https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-01-03.pdf.pdf d00a3b297db1726df8bf371c62b922c7 PDF Text Text Onv l.BM Osplis Moasv Weefct Devoted to lh« Intenota of tho But Futv Under the luhrillr ftrrrUrx. N»W IS TMB TIER. "riu^as orncus FOR GOOD TEAS, FOR NICK, JUIgY \V^'s Afghi FOR THE BEST PORK SAUSAGE. Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR HANGING LAMPS, Go to C. W. Smith's. FOR FRESH COVE OYSTERS, Go to C. -W. Smith s. FOR LAMPS OF ALL KINDS, Go to C. W. Smith's. FOR BOLOGNAS THAT ARE BOSS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR BARGAINS IN CROCKERY. Go to C. W. Smith's. FtrR OHIO, HICKORY NUTS, Go to C. W. Smith's. FOR FRESH AND SALT FISH. Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR YOUR CHOICE FOB fie. Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR PRESENTS WITH TEA, Go to C. W. Smith's. FOR tkx WORTH or YOUR MONEY, jqAiiHviu.» Lopqa.-»*y gMinr** girrrtKbW. H. TQUKQt O. <MBcv lax SMW Mala Mo • < MtovaMrs Overt M>S X »■ M M iber. "ER. MA J. L BAKER, sporting men throughout the country aa a terrible fighter. But the dog was objeotavs having been an athletic performer in Cabul bird wsi provided with a number of lancelcla eel'in among a system of sucking lubes. Thia enabled it to bore for blood and draw it np al the same time.—.V«x> York Ik orId. . freoi EdiabarKb Magistrate of Kentu< 'sr.z Hot atopped with ten bolted the pHE NANHkILLE LEVATOR, A Queer Half. forty- He was rcie appoint, d to I be Nttkul Cooven Any number of farmers to Unload Wheat and Grain Ex­ peditiously ui Accuratly. AINSWORTH & BROOKS PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICI For any quantity of E FARAD*, That may be brought them. They else J. R RASE Y TXXATMAM. Gaofe.aJ fU*r^ 1A riw la Uh TiU*«* Mmi bo Nhlnglea. JHixrdliiraax Farlf. Uem. A1XSWBW0RTH ft BROOKS felt of it again. Il «u doll-looking and ]£.WTERPRISE a man who had considered too long a GROCERY noon of CurrecUoa. —Tb« Grand Jury b*s indmed l>»vld Urqa hart, Pnwldaolaf the Nev Orleswi Having lo rtllatloo, oo a ebarga of feloniously appropriaUng to his own nas 13, <U) lx-lac gm; !<> sold corp-iration. Euln! in t'J'.'XU pi RCIClNTO THE FRON1. Edison'■ oi« ' Having bought for GASH a large, neat I ^yiLLIAM JONES, ore lynched by a crvv.l which look tbcui votbviaitat (raid*. Oil. Ths two w.r. erd-rera —A mob at fifty gyn forcibly took four rgro Eurticrera out of tho Jail at Anura, La, >e other rduht, aud shot them dnad. —It Is a •ati’faetioa to Jearn thal the ham an yacs—lb. Indian—wtio about a year HtoklU«l iTeas, Coffees, Sugars, in California, iiat>lx<! Syrups, Tobaccos. Fish, DEWTISTS UEBHAUNER, The stranger took it again. Heexanuned it more carefully. "Well, 1 never thought I would lie l»keu in by * I piece of the queer," he remarked, ; thoughtfully, * und (emphatically) I’ll . lx- blanked if 1 think I have.* I duck to the good Cheese ul Everything The stranger reached out for the $10 Francisco Chronicle. tention, arcorumqdatiug ways, good 1100,000. ]|E.WBY ROE, An Ohio merchant tells the following story about himself. Where he Uvea is PaoraiBToa ------ OLD RELIABLE— MEAT MARKET Fresh anrt Salt Meats, Smiti Bins ui Stiiilim, Lard, by the lb. or barrel, Fmtn "Andy, BOISE A FRANCIS. 'J’HEOLD FURNITURE FIRM OF Lentz £ Sons, p,i" ’•* Fresh Gkoods, Full Weight* and MBMRY ROE. Selling Goods was untertrining his auditors with sto­ ne* from " his county,- when the Gov- Waxx a man goes from home to cheat himself, he is-out-Aoing himself. A Max named hia potatoes ” Gold­ smith Maid," liccause they were fast straightway the old man was silent, for be was overwhelmed by thia first vision out of the cage. Ho hail no sooner turned hia back than the animal sprang upon him. Hacring threw himself to the Governor will one side, but the dog's paws struck him like to hear it.on the shoulder, and* dog and man fell “ Yea, go on. Uncle Johnny.- said tho Tax candle sap: “ 111 be blowed if go out- And the fire on She hearth rFS’iitSS couragement; and the old man, thus convinced that even the Governor was also a mau, concluded Lie narrative. Then, becoming bolder, he ventured man's nght arm. Hacring, quick a* lightning, pitched the dog over on his bick, and was just going to jaiup cn his paws, a* the brute recovered himself, and sprang for Rai-Ting’s throat. With one hand Barring grasped the dog's leg, and with the other caught him by nt. a half from tho Xenia Court House: “When I was atxiut 17 years old I made a trip to Cleveland in the old-faaliiono I stage ooach, with it* spanking four homes. At Mount Ver non, about 4 o’clock in the afternoon, a pretty girl camo ob board. She sat on the back s>at, next to an elderly faTuer-liko looking man. I was on the midd'c rert immediately in front of her. I soon struck up a pleaaant chat with her. She wav a charming talker, and almost as brilliant aa abo waa pretty. It looked a*it wiwsrc mutually pleased. When dark came 1 concluded there behind and got hold of the hand. I was a little r-lartlcd at the hardrcaa, but it returned a vtoe-like pressure. I He bought ticket* for two. little fellow living over in He Lail been to the Episcopal Church, and had been shown the Governor’s Did yon, Uoele JohnnyU respondGor. S------ . '■ And bow did you wliat they was a-doiu’, bat I rix and f< 11 with 'em every time."—“Editor’i Drtt-er’ in Harper'n Maoatine. We have said many hard things of the manufacturers of Usd butter. But much of the fault is chargeable to the jawanlly conduct of ccnutry and city grocers aa-lslo e-ke^p ’ra. For fear of influence of some prominent farmer's wife who blings large quantities of grease, dirt and buttermilk lomaikel for this conglomeration aa be docs for pure, sweet butter. It is then tumbled -- -----. ,, ,, | an xogeiucr, goou, usi auu Hacnng then threw Inmadf on the jDlo common tub or barrel, and mixed ; ----- . . ... . — — ... .... up iur icar wumc cuswtucr uj sml st the Same time grasped the dog phaaje dl>COT„ lhe difference and inby the u|—- ‘--------- “• UJ---------*-* *—J 1 - - - pressing ----- g down the lower jaw with his I ft hoped that the increase of butter the flesh at the sides of . tob1j Mpp>J w much left ym arm until l doo’s mentb was torn by the strain. I ^at all chases would be com Thia the grand utilitarian bluauomiug of the chromo idea — Puck. ' da man I objec to,- said s negro when on trial in the Marion (3. C.) court the other day. The black man waa un­ seated. and the prisoner given acquittal. he, " but, ye see, 1 knowod if I flattered de preiudus ob de odder jurymen dal I get off, an' golly I did.It happened when Oil City was a new oil town that at a political meeting one jmt gone for a drink P— Oil City Der- BUU ciun am wonW I__ uimcij Buppuru "I— hum if uk6D to the should have a butter inspector, who should be authorised to grade and num bcr the buttor according to the Quality. Tho timorous merchant would then of the American navy, and we are in the vicinity of the Schuylkill canal a good deal, too. If the navy is lost, the price tit it should be deducted from Secretary Thompson’s salary. We told eousiderablF, but the world could afford the quality of butter. There ia nothing in human economy so filthy and degraded as the common grade of butter. butter, In some »*y the root of n this thia evil should , get up another one just *j । of two weeks, and now let t it—N’orri*toicn Herald. । suxiOXG VP. •ml Jo>. ,o.l b<' dnwH cbiooK wounds, rour^of tb^voiiuiii Uw hand anj buttermilk ought have begun to bleed afresh twice since they were dressed. Hacnug had to be removed to Dr. Allen's houre for con­ stant medical treatment. He wsa rap­ idly improving at last accounts. lie says he regret* that a member of tho famdy poisoned the dog, for if it had recovered from the wound in it* throat he intended to enter the cage, armed with a neavy whip, and l>e*t the animal into submissdon. direction. He haa designed, Mpedady purposes, but also Prof. George Msdoakie, of Princeton College, lately read a paper before the New York Academy of Bcicnees on “The Proboscis of the House-Fly." The wall behind the desk at which the profcs’or stood waa decorated for the little occasion with diagrams allowing highly apparatus beneath the mat of the driver. magnified sections of Uie body of the Noticing an old-time Jehu critically Pioche alt There were also some pictures of exag­ gerated cockroaches, and a represent*- three feet 1c adjusted on coaid be distinctly seen. As tor the picture of that instrument of torture, the proboscis of the house fly, it re­ sembled, both in shape and sire, a rifle With a plentiful supply of biscuit* and one, Ml of life over me when in my mind I would con- Cheaper thaa Ever. ' Mias i A C. Buton LARGEST STOCK broken crockery 'all Mall tAMtfe. what others ca l the “knot.," of the pro boscia Prof. Macloekte declared teat to artarialix* Dr. Dollinger, jwUii >n)y filed. It wM for a long naturalist* that thia knoo * GDRSHTH SFafifftS smmioBi ioih •it. ing-whip. On this ocoariun he had neglected to take tho whip with him. Hacring set tlifi |xn of water on the floor, but the dog seemed disinclined to drink, refused to lie petted, and walked reatlcsaly up and down the cage. Hacnng saw that “Satan' was in one — - --- -- -r- - - -, keeper CUUtcmptllvualy. nght hand be unbolted the door of the Tho stranger became earner. nr ege, 11 cane, and and got not outride, outside, at at the the same same time time gave the slippery looking com another dog’s bead through and searching glance, aud then remarked . .. . . • . . slowly “Say. mist-r.l have aald 1 dldn < ; think I was Lkcn by a piece of the queer, might. He held the dog in this way ' I think so yet- Now, 111 just lx-t until he felt his strength failing, and 7”° • ton that thl* la a genuine piece of then, letting go the dog’s neck with his teeth, he opened the rate slightly, and, ' The barkeeper had* $10 gold pi wiib a quick kick, he knocked the dog I rowel from the till and planted inside, and closed and locked tho gate. Both Hieruig and the dog were cov­ say a word, but, biking n knife out of ered with blood. Hacriug's lacerated hand bled fast, and blood was running SttW b CeWvcl t Find Cha firsary Stert 1 READY MADE CLOTHING, came the center of an admiring group, to rhom his jean clothes were not at all an improper attire for the Governor's levee; and hia tongue being loosed by a glaaa of aherry wine, which he then hold until lie had torn the animal's scalp to the back of the bead. The dog fell back with Hacring on top. I indifferently, m ho put the half-com- Both got their feet, and Hacring sprang of the Sortaliat ,1Cwe<i cocktail under the bar, “I can for the gate of the cage. list WMfr wUl. I I _ ' _ ______ 1 . t__ ■____ The dog dashed at him agate, and | —----- ,------------ —... ‘••n- .ujmcibiDg ixitu-r. Hacring clinched the bra e, and tried j au-of tb. country P. J. Murmre. at m. “What do you meant* asked the to set bi* teeth into hia shaggy neck. wm Cbalnnan of tbv oocrraUoa The BtrMRcr. looking from the oom to the : He faded, but caught the dog's car with Socialists rwofrej to place a candidate tn t»m I mixologist curiously. | his t*selii, and held on until be Karl cut invjac for tb« Presidency, and not to take part । “Mean!" replied the man of drink*. it off, and then he hurled the brute to ‘ the fit or, and fell himrelf. —There xenu a <l;Ifi<-ulty Io findlDK any per The dog rushed at Hacring again just oueer 'queer ' a* this ou me. If that' as he wa* gutting up, and bit him in the beat you've got, good by." the left hand. Hsering thrust his i band into the brute's throat and tried ! amine the coin. He took it up, felt of to smother him. In the struggle both I full again, and the dog lacerated Baerit nng on the hard vuod counter, but it ing'a toft hand. wouldn't nng. Hr remarked, however, “Unbolt the gale quick," stinuted in a confident tone, *1 can l see that Harn ng to the men, who were standing rest and most con venienl lings in central .Michigan, Price®. not exactly aeody-looking. as an ei|»-ricuecd barkeeper cares to supply more than one round of drinks to without a aettluiuenL He entered a Kcwmcy street bar-room and softly or­ dered a cocktail, “with joat a daah of abainthc, plcaae." Tho mixologist ha! procoxled about half way with hia scientific operations when the stranger felt in his jKx-kct, and after a sweeping investigation produced a four-bit pieco. Thu the stranger toseed in the air, and it fell on the counter with a dull thud. The mixologist's attenbou was imme­ diately attracted toward the coin. He looked at it a moment, and then took it between bis forefinger and thumb. Hu countenance changed inalanUy. He laid the coin down on the bar and shoved it IN i87B.„ U Draliu । rre-Uy. Remodeled. Enlarged [ Iniprored Money Sarei tbe Chief mowt devout Epiacopi One FOR WHITE CLOVER HONEY. Go to C. W, Smith’s. FOR EVERYTHING"CHEAP, Go to C. W. Smith's CHARLES SCHEIDT. not to bite any axtetua! Prtrid. itF FOB CIGARS AND TOBACCO. sggsXKag done, be weal to work with H» file, exe­ cuting a movement tike that of the A FIGHT FOB LIFE. FOR SIRLOIN STEAKS. Go to C.W. Smith’s. FOR BARGAINS IN SUGARS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR HAM STEAK. Jhdrtiw. NUMBER 15. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN,-SATURDAY. JANUARY 3. 1890. VOLUME vn. ■feM Up. rinse in little beyond the end, making a surtaoe Than anyother firm dealing W»,<m,(W). in furniture. 'Higginbotham" on a single card. ten ordisaolve Ibe dainty morsel, 'fiji Ctorlea Didtana- �» away from you MMUoke. but n twe warfunadet! hurry lu bafore ) <ui <-au Germany ha* had the effect which it waa doubtless intended to produce—of reassuring the inhabitant* of Central Europe a. to the imcifie miration* of the Cxar of Russia. The irritating tone of the German and Rnmian pre** has calmed down, and Loth Germany and Raaaia will toon recognlie that there are too many bond* of amity between them to be lightly Jeopardised by what, after all, are bat sentimental differ- .Ws wsotta fas boiUs with shoot JU, Jbi.jMdfejNLip.wjMnriar was only doe hundred and eighty of the oik- tboutand that left home, lew than three years before. Of the eight hun­ dred and twenty who were abaen many were prisoner*, many sick w»<l woanded, some had draerted. others were on detach service, and maay were dead.-killed in battle, and died of dikram-. In an army of the rise of the army of t'*« Potomac, when there hre thousands of wagonsand am-. bnlancva. hundred* of artillery car­ riage* and caissons, tens of thounands neases bridle* eic.; nc*c««aarily there must be a great deal of repairing. Horae* and mules must lie shod, men must drive them, Ambulance* must lie attended to by men who are able to handle skk and wou'nded soldier*. ■lOilUAX SEWN. throe men arc allsupplied from the rank and file at tho Ermy. and db not, there­ killed TucMlav fore, form any port of the fighting, or by a falling limb at John Boyd's camp what would be termed the effective near Greenville. Michael Hanoi* waa almost instantly force of the army. And thus onr comkilled near Shattuck rille, Saginaw Co., nudes had been dropping out. and we a tew day* ago, bv a load ft lumber had been eloufag up, dwindling away, capsiring upon him. until 180 counted oar fighting force. A little daughter of George Blade* of The armies of Grant and Lee oecu- Laketown, Allegan county, fell into a pied onbotantially the same ground on pail of hot water on the 97th, nnd was the morning of the 7th that they did so badly scalded that she died the next whe" t|ic battle first l»ccame general. For two terribi? day* they had fough t killed, and tens of thousands wounded but tbeir bleeding and scattered bat­ talions still held their pooition, each bidding defiance to the other, and each loth to renew a conteat which had proven so bloody and indecisive. Grant and fa-c had rue asured swords for the first time, and as it were, for two days, .-they bad been cutting, thrusting, guarding, parrying and dr vrloping, and had finally ccaaed by mutual consent, and stood with sword* drippng witlCUood, crafty eyeing eachother fot an opportunity to make a fa­ tal thrust. Grant finally says “you have too great advantage here, I will meet you on another field" and away they go for Spotsylvania. But Lee knowing the country well, and having the inside track wins the race and takes another strong poaitioo. Grant •eefag hi* army into position, the bat­ tie begin* on the 6th and las’# «c vcral days, thousands are killed and wounded. and the great battle of Spotsylvania ends without decisire reaulta. At if* close Grant sent that memorable dis­ patch, that be he-* now “finished the 7th day of hard ffi btfag with result* generally in our tavor.” and closed by saying. “I propose to fight it out on thia hoe if it takes al) summer." Failing to drive Lee from his position. Grant moved again by the left flank, and after several days uf marching and fighting, reached Cold Harbor. about the first of June to find Lee in an impregnable position. But Grant made pn-i>aratioiiB to assail the rebels. A deaf mute named Gardner, from Grass Lake, who baa been at the Jack­ son county poor bouse for three or four year*, was killed on December 31 by a falling tree. Mrs. O. P. Boardman of Rubicon, Huron -.county recently died after an ilfaem of four years. In about a week the afflict™! husband. about SO. consoled himself by marrying a girl of Fred Kingsley, of Soring Arbor, a brakeraau in the employ of the Michi­ gan Central railroad company, was knocked off the top of a refrigerator • car at the Carroll bridge, near Niles, 'on the 97th. and instancy killed. Charles Tobias, s conductor on tinMichigan Southern, who had one of (his feet crushed by a moving train at Otsego several ww k* ago. died Dec. 30 ।th from the effects of lockjaw, which < ensuwl in consequence of the injury. of each other in carrying out the wort of peaceful progress, and aa they hare been friend* in the post and found it to their mutual advantage to be so, It fa difficult to comprehend why they sholdd not continue faithful allies in the fu­ ture. Aa regards Austria, she lias hap­ pily been drocribcd as bound orrr to keep the' peace of Europe by reason of the divergent nationalities which make up her Empire. If her presence in the Balkan peninaufa doea nothing more than subalitue orderly government for no government at all, she will have rendered vast service to eirilfaation. There fa really no reason why Russia should regard the work which Austria has undertaken witli any feeling of Jealousy. It i« brot to gire nations, as wellasiodividuala, credit for purity of luotivea and for good intentions. Admit­ ting therefore, that Raaaia deoire* noth ing mure in the Eaat than to rabatitute civilixation for barbariam, progrero for stagnation, and security for Insecurity of life and property, it fa irrational to •uppoae that Russia should object to l*e aided in *o excellent a work by a neigh­ boring and friendly power. The visit, therefore, of tho Cxar*witch and the Grand Duche** Dagmsr to Berlin and Vienna may be considered aa of good augury for the future peace of Europe. The hanuonioa* relation* of theme Im­ perial Cunots may du much to soften the asperities of Statesmen and to re­ move all cauaen of International misun­ derstanding. The importation of wheat from the United States into Germany, ns fa well known, Im* Ix-cn extraordinary large the present year, and it continues with out abatement. Some German econo­ mists have assured die agnculturfat* that this will cease as soon as Germany has a good crop of aerials; but die pos­ sibilities arc that it will nut. for the reason that German buyers have dis­ corerod that the American grain is su­ perior to the native, and that the Amer­ ican w heat can be cultivated and ship­ ped to the foreign market at a less cost than the German can be produced— that is to say, a bushel of wheat can be produced in Iowa, sent over the rail­ ways to New York or Baltimore, ship­ ped on a steadier or tailed, and laid on the dock nt Hamburg, for leas money than it can be grown in the neighlortood of the last unmet! port; and, at the prnicnt carrying rate, noth the rail­ way* and the ships have been making money, a* fa indicated by the ri*r of die stock* of the onr. and thr revival of building of the other. It is also Mr. E. Goble of Arcada. Gratiot Co., 1 has been blind two weeks. His w ife assists him to the woodpile, where they 1 cut wood with a crosscut saw. When ‘ enough ha* been ent to last through the < day. hi* wife split* and carries it into the hou*e. t Michael Clune was instantly killed ' making large profits. In n word, the nt ‘ the Slaght mill near Greenville, Dec profits have been great on al) sides. 31«t. He was adjusting the saw-dust : In conacquciios of the weather during elevator with a stick when one end ' caught in the endless chain nod the the last week, this city is fast falling < other struck him on the breast and into the same category of dismal place* pushed hiui back on the main belt, I and he waa drawn into the machinerv ‘ and mangled horrible. and ou the 2nd of June a general a*sanlt waa ordered, but the rebels were ( immovable, and icpulsed our gallant < army with terrible slaughter. The loss ' light compared to ours, for they fought fa-hind good intrenchmrnU. Grant* army had lost sixty thousand men since tin- commencement of the campaign. The old 122nd suffered their share of the losers. It is hardly within tLe scope of the sketches, to write of that which did not come un­ der my personal observation, but 1 can hardly forget following my dear old regiment in their meandering*, a* they went with Grant when he transferred his army to the south side uf the James, after be had Iww-n joined by Butler’s array. Thence to Washington, where they fought and helped defeat Gen. Early at the very threshold of the Cap­ ital, pursuing him up through Mary­ land, after Sheridan, the stwrof of our army had been put in command, they helped wild Early “whirling Uirongh Winchester." Again at Fisher’* Hill, they helped drive the rebel* back, and on the 18th of Oct. '64 when Gen. Eaiiy attacked the Htli and tilth n.qs early in the morning, captaring many equipage, the 122nd with the famous old 6th corps stood their ground snd saved the army from signal defeat. And when Sheridan from “Winchester twenty milro away” came clattering up the valley m> his foaming black steed, of which the school children love to read so well, as drocribcd by Thomas Buchanan Erode, the old 122nd was fought with the armv *iC Poand shared In its final victory ie army of Lee who had fought o fang and so bravely, and aaw ing the moat u all nonsen.se. The mas­ todon tiad the iMgjreat head of bfa time, ami > et be did'i know enough to go in­ to tfa- ark out of tho rain and Ic saved. The tuosqnito, with scarcely any bend Goizx JEast Froan J*ck*on “My wife.’ remarked a prominent manfnetnret. “never attebiflU auctions. She weat4^fseeing a friend at the <ippo*ttc*'-$dc-ut the room, nodded politely, when-upon the auctioneer knocked down a patent ctadle, and asked her where she wiahed it deli ver- A jmper In Memphis relates a case of a beautiful young lady, the daughter of wealthy parents, eloping with an editor. Thia fa aa it should be. We thought all along teat the young ladir» wonld eventually recAvra from the coachman mania and aspin- to thr nobility again. ■ TOO SHOULD THE IT BOOTS AND SHOES have never had, a great deal. A better ntock we A certain bald-headed man Inula large spider painted on the top of hfa head in fly-time, and the IIrat day it •cand hia wife into a fit. and hr waa knocked oat ol hl* chair three time* by people who wanted to kill the poinon oua inacct, without alarming the old gentleman by telling him it wan there. and that Maying Highest Market Price For Produce, and give in exchange good*, 1G ounces to the pound, and 3 feet to the yard. The following communication from a resident of Arkansas was received by prominent commiMiou house of New Orleans: “Your bill njceivril: would remit but am in l>ed—shot behind my counter. Will be u^ a day or two. One man who shot me fa dead ; the Other ran away. We arc rid of both and country." GRAND RAPID& 1IVISIOJ CANNOT BE POUMD ANYWHERE Boys’ Suits, >3 and upward*, Mens* Suit*, go and upward*: Meno* Overcoat*, $5 and upward*. Men*' Rubber Overcoat*. Ladies' Cloak*, prettier and better than ever Ladies’ Derby Waterproof Cloak*. Ladies Rubber Boot*. J|URRAH FOR THE THE BOSS STOCK z' Gen. Joseph E. Johnston wn* lately in Raleigh, and a gentleman a*k<-d him rather pointedly why the southern array did not lake Washlngtou after the first battle of MauasM-a. Rising on his toe* be replied. “There were two reasons—niynelf and the Potomwc river I had reached that age tnat 1 knew an American soldier could not ford a river a mile wide anil 18 feet deep." ;Somethm Lb t>e Star fir ErenMy. DRESS GOODS Al) of “Good night, dear George." *hcmur­ mured, aa the young man stepped on | the stoop. The wicked boy of the fam ily had strew if Uainiunn peels on the I board, and just a* the dear fellow Ivan rd forward to embrace the fair one. hi* bed* ticw up and their now* came tn the latent nbade* and BEAVERS. CAMEL HAIR CLOTH. WATERPROOFS and LADIES’ CLOTH. All the latent style* out. BEAVER 5 PAISLEY SHAWLS old gentleman from hi* peaceful Hum­ bert. It fa hart! to tell who i« the moat angry of the trip. The young lady any* her ci deraat lover fa a fool,while he a­ vera that it wa« a put-up Job, and, to to cap the climax, the old gentleman ha* forbidden bitu the house. claiming hat no drunken loafer can marry into hi* family. THE LARGEST LINE IN TOWN. A BIG LINE OF FELT SKIHI’S FROM 50 CENTS TO #3.00 Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods. T0E DETROIT FREE PRESS, COMPETENT MILLER With their |iatronagv. TIiomwho prefer can have their WHEAT EXCHANGED FOE HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES. ETC.. ETC. DRUGS, MEDICINES, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes. FLODB Mlsslioucry. Fiuc lUbiea, Photograph and Autograph ALBUMS. Flm- Design* in •ent l»ock a postal rani to Ids friends in Chicago, dated July 8, 1880On a recent evening, about 10 o'clock there was a knock at the door of Mr. Thoma* Smith, in the town of Holt­ ville. St. Joseph county. In answer to the knock Mr. George Leinfasch, liv­ ing at Smith's, opened the door. mid a girl. Miss Ella Hoffman, bearing a bun­ dle, walked in. She proceeded to a lounge and laid the bundle down.when of the mtn-liant. w ho can look out of th«window of hfa office nnd watch the itoing in and coming out of the van* lau>-n with merchandise. Hi*dream fa—Bei­ lin a seaport—so that he may centralire hi* upvrations. anil avoid paviurnt of the many .-oramissions and brokage*. Like his London colleague, hr cares very little about the weather, though Im- >• thawed up from week's cud to week'* end. and only visits his subur ban residence on Suntlay in summer. Tlx- vagaries of the barometer cannot prevent him from making money, and although every one sIhiuI him fagniuifa ling at the dark, cloudy «Ly. his idea* are concentrated on his famine**, which he hope* will *oon produce him sufficient U> enable him to retire in fa vor of some of hi* children. on unrolling the bundle it was found to coutaiii a healthy feo-alc child not maar hour* old, whose first toilet bad not been made. TLe voting man dr nies the ownership of the child, and doc* not know that the girl who deliv cred it to him stand* in any near relati on to it. . Charlc* Squire*, a farmer living 11 Many a man who puff* at mounting a miles •eutheaat of Coopersville, fa the owner of a cow which i* entitled to the flight of stairs will ruti tip an account blue ribbon, The productive qualifi­ with the greatest ease. cation* attributed to this maidenly bovine *ceni almoat incradc'ou*. but A Nebraska monument to a horse Mr. Squire* fa a farmer whose word thief is simply a stake at the head of a would not be questioned, and he de­ clare* that the stoy fa not overdrawn. grave and a sign reading : “It would Tlie cow is but 4) years old at this time. have been cheaper for him to go afoot." At the age of 11 month* she became the mother of twin*. The spring be fore she waa throe year* old she went intemperance now advertised, but not two better, and was delivered of four calvea at ope birth. I^wt winter being one of them can liegin with putting a an “off ysat" for stock raising, this en­ chap liehind the bar* where he can't ergetic young cow decr'-Mi to take get hold of whfaky. mattere more mildly, and dropped down one notch, and the increase of cattle To saw and split wood, carry water, through her individual efforts was but coal, and wood, plough, harrow, and three young bullock*. One month ago she beeame the mother of a fine pair of thresh. and in cities sweep the streets, calves which are doing well, making are, up ti e BerlinTagwaeht among fat all eleven. The eow fa reported to the a vocation* of a German woman. be in a quiet, reflective mood, and it si useless to predict what her arrangThe Cleveland Herald goes in for merits are for the future. Michigan Sgainot the world for stock raising.— abort, sharp and decisive legislative •easions. with a knock-down for the Unit memlwr who arises and addresses Hayti's latest experiment at avoiding the Chair on the sultjeet of a tax on civil war has been to revise her Constitotiou, extending the term of the pres­ Henry Boyle of Monmouth, I llM had ident to eight year*, at $93,000 a year murder in his heart, but lacked cour­ age. In order to overcome his cowar­ dice, he bought a quart of whiskey, e«ttolowc*t. As if this were not pow­ and drank enough of the liquor, as he er enough*few the bead of a so-called •aid to brace hinmclf up for the crime republic, he fa authorised to disperse Then he shot and killed bfa enemy. Congress whenever it begins to quarrel and inoedar to still further consoli­ A Ht. Louis boy waa delighted when date oxecutivs power, nobody cat? fill a fine, six-bladed knife dropped down civil office unless he has been an officer to him apparently from the sky. Wrap-, or a soldier fa the array. Such a stride ped around it waa a paper on which toward imperialism the colored republic waa written, “We an- fastened in the । baa not undertaken for many a year. dome f«>r heaven's *ake help us out." Two girls had ascended to the top of Gen. Sherman think* he aero a war the court hoxsr and eluaed a aclf-lockwith tire Ute* dose ahead, and he fa ing dour. geUtar ready for it fa any thing l>ut a au«wta» trams of mind. He fa reported Because a young woman declined an invitation Uj dance at a party fa Texas night before laat,oue ssan wreknadud down with a pair of tongs, anotlx-r •hot fa the hand, another in thr leg. country. withwluma mtyWV and trail they are perfectly familiar. “A very «®ri<ma trouble, I m afraid." ■V« WiLLPiPERSIBORDERS Agrnt* for nil the leading Patent Meiicines l Famh Bwtpes. FINEST SEWED BOOT Fbyaiclam’a and Family PRESCRIPTIONS, COARSEST PEGOED BOOT. LINAMENT8, ( <>\D1TIO> I UWDERS. CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, Etc., urepared from pure and fresh drug* at the lowest price*. Elgin & Waltham Watches, Geld Bait. Plain, Caw, AeetMJt Shop In The Old Poetofflce Building. FRANK BAKER. And PEARL RINGS. ALL WOOL MIXED AND CANTON FLANNELS Shawls, Waterproofs, Lace, Hamburg Edging. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Chains, HOSIERY. ZEPHYR, GERMANTOWN and STOCKING YARNS And a complete line of .JEWELRV. Teas, CofTrra. Nptcea, mid Fsun1 v Groeerira. Flue Tokarev, ttnd llgari. Call nod *ev us when in town. BOISE BROTHERS. D. C. GRIFFITH Just Received NINETY-FIVE PER CENT. STERLING GOING, GOUC, GOING I ' Sectional View 95 PerCffiLStaliti fa Use. SUS3I TERMS REASONABLE. DRESS MAKING A SPECIALTY! The Poor Man’s Book wm halt: ny TBE PROGRESS OF UNIVERSALISM pattern* VERY CHEAP W1LLUK5M i CAMTH ILL, hMakw < ___________ Cincinnati, OhIo. �Mnu MartJafar, rfaa broMi has brew proearfama. for arvarai waaks waa aero out rtdiag a few days «iucre> She fa in a fair way to reeovwc. Mr. Wm Broaa has soeroetM. in LOCAL NEWSO Proaeaacvd by all Ui tec the •• ^.rew-xud remedy ~~ in use for the mvv mpha. osHs. Aaarwnras, crowp, tickling -ea*ati.iA in the throat, whooping rough, etc. Over o suffam tottfas sold afthsa Mr fastjW Mra. F. Dancer and Mrs. H. WQliam* are visiting at F.-Barnes. C.w. Smith sold m musical inrtrumeats during the holiday*. - Smith k Clark sold 108 dancingunm beta at their New Year's hop. Wilson k Howe have put into their store a new safe af the Diebold make. Mr. Jay and Miss Effie White of Kaiamaoo, are visiting at 0. A. Trumans. In thr matterof weather the first day of IMO waa all that could be daair- far tbe affirmaiive, who made a good speech with b»mc gnod arguments in hfa left lower limb. Mr L. P. Rowland, president of the favor of taxation. I.L. Gregory fol­ state Y. M. C. A., fa bolding meetings lowed but not being in one at hfa speak­ daily and nightly in the cburcure here ing mixxbt. did not carry the bouse as with a view to cnlirt more tborooghly usual ou sneldfeqcaaions. Then eiwue Mr. Partello «t -^he village, and Oh ! My! bow fang and loud be did talk, closed out its yearly product and dis­ and Ob ’ tlic corruption that exfated in tributed proceeds to patrons this week; the church. Why, we bad no idea On fMftrtaii| *tM vfltagero wore averaging, we were told by one of the what gigantic proportions they bad as­ managers, a net income for each cow sumed. We had read of some short . eoniiug* and some of them have come it. M. Collier, editor of the Grass of about (30. Main St. Bald Dan.aa tee whirled hfa A Dew aaw mill fa being elected near under our olwervatiou in the church, rabbit up iu front of Wolrott public the station for the purpose of manu­ but never d.eamed or once thought Bunday. fountain i that it had become so defiled, and for Chas. Scbiedt ba* purehasbrd.a lot facturing * tail road tiuibera. Among of Dr. Young, and will baild ft the die proprietors we note tbe smiling, once thought we would leave and never face of George Dole, a long-ago real- more have anything to do with the spring. . church, bat thinking perhaps in thr James Tillou formerly of Assyria, dent of this village. •Taken." Brit replied aa be produced Christmas presents are all the rage heat of passion be had exaggerated hfa pocket book, “with only one condi­ has purchased the Blake property on thia year. Many hundred dollars of somewhat, and taking the second tion, aud that fa that Strong br allow- Main B<. Tho*. Dickinson of Shiloh, ().. fa at costly gifts, article* of use aud beauty, thought made up our mind to stand by Chas. Fowler*, visiting and looking for were left in the Vermontville homes tbe chnrch, believing with all its cor­ ruptions and short comings it fa doing a farm. _ a good and glorious work. D. W. John VanVleet and frow, (which waa J. l>ntz k Sons are making nrrngv- correspondent received a panel picture Smith followed with a few remark*. mrnta to erect a doable, two-atory brick va'ued at (0000.10. and-was happv. The Charlotte cornet band gave an Uncle Dave fa a good fellow but speak •4 connartod with tbow- towns of in- •erost h» oar rapidly growing Baltimore rudely sundered tbe tMlntnouiJ cord John's predominating vice fa indole nee and Vina had to take in mopping, aud washing to support the twain, aud aa she fa not more than nine-tenth* angel. John, Wing the stronger of the two Nr ram. a son of Deacon Mudge, has gunv over to Albion, to open a clothingstore. Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Mulvaney of Bell­ evue, apent New Years In thia village, at W. H. Burgess’. 1. N. Eellog will baild a fine residence on hfa lot Just north of D. C. Griffith’s The Sheriff advertises to sell the days since, that Vina said "John if auction on tbe Bth. Tbe Widow’s dower in tbe Jeff. Frig Jiier estate ba* been purchased by aomething in the cupboard. 1 will leave John Fetghnrr for tfiOO. you." and aa John refna rd to »ubscrilM< Wui. A. Aylswortb's health grow* no better and he fa rapidly closing out his stock in order to be off for Colorado. forth to fight tbe battles of life alon e. Stone keeps accumulating on A. C. Wedneeday evening she teak the train Buxton's lot. Hfa new building will ostensibly for Canada, and poor John require 43 cords of stone and 30O.IJ00 remains in Nashville engaged single brick. handed in the struggle for food and Frank Timmerman h puttoig tn hi* good elotbea. time during tbe holidays in painting ths scenery for the Vermontville Opera Tbs Fire Fiend Honae. Mr. Matthew Cooper’s house in Ma­ ple Grove, was burned to the ground Barlow, and Miss Nettie Gardner, of on Cbtfatraas night. The circumstan­ ce* were aa follows. Between nine and ten o’clock soon after Mr*. Coojwr had retired, she thought sbe heard an un­ day by putting on IMO square fort of usual noise and spoke to her busliaud ceiling K Yates'new block, anil that too in nine hours. covering tbe fire over bend exclaimed Bailey k Wood arc running a lively "the house i* on fire" be sprang <»ut of lied and with bfa wife and a Itrotber. institution now a-days, ind they are who was there visiting, barely escaped turning loose upon the community with one bed when tbe plastering fell some very fine cutters. through. Everything else was burned Rev. Mrs. Millard delivered s fine and .with the cold shrill wind sweeping sermon from the subject. *'What fa from tho west. Mr. and Mr*. Cooper, your Occupation!" at the Christian half-clad, stood and saw tbeaccuinu'a Church Sunday evening. tion of 83 year*, including many family Chas. P. Russell of Detroit, speak* waa quickly ou band but thr bouse and ute*. There was no insurance, and fa a poor man and somewhat imbarra»sed financially. The loss is estimated at about (500 Tbe fire caigbt from tbe stove pipe, which leads to tbe re­ mark that people should look to such things and by all means insure your propertv. « The Dog Tax Question. ing in the north part of this township fa the owner of several dogs comprising Durkee, in taking the sssssmom nt last spring, managed to find after a care­ ful search, canine* which were liable to a tax aa follows: one at (1.08 the other al (3.00, making a total dog tax of (4.00 for this celebrated doctreas to pay. for temperance and the good of the In­ dependent Order of Good Templar*, nt tbe Opera House on Wednesday eve.. | Jan. 7th. young man ; right up in front where apt to walkc-d on. IL B. Harley of Thornapph Lake ha» returned from a prospecting trip to Arkansas, and haying received favora­ ble inducuieul* U> locate there. <he Wolcott'* old reliable mammoth banlw are has ample facilities for a inrgi* biiMuraa during thr coming year, and Brick fa Ireing hauler! for thr new U B. church one mile north of Maple Grove centre. Over 30.000 bnck t* al ready on tbe ground, and laying of tbe entertainment at the new Opera Houae on Friday evening of last week. A fair aodicner were entertained by the music and disgusted widi a quantity of Irish. Ethiopian, school boy acting and singing. Either the Ifand mistook tbeir audience or the audience mistook tbe baud. Perhaps both. X. Im Full and Complete, Spirits of Turpentine 75 cents per galli[Oil. Kerosene Oil 25 cents per gallon. The beat Ilarneiw Oil iu the world. pretentions that way. B. B. Downing spoke again, 1. Pillbram liaying the closing speech, and foraonndargument, close reasoning and logical! deductions, waa the master speech of the evening. Why the Judge* decided in the affirma­ tive we were not able to (me. \ Hskkt. rr* For Knit Hd»d£ Zephyr anil Mfarea Jacketa/SitHat by the blinding smoke which confront­ ed him. Shutting tbe door, he then ran to the outside door and gave the alarm, thru ba*tilv dressing himself he pro­ ceeded to fiis office—in thr unit build­ ing and favan carrying oat hfa valua- Scarfs WllEKLKK'a nr WfiaoN A”H<ev r. sell more Floor and krtter Float tbunJwy bouse in Naahvflfa. * / A. Full Stock of Quantity of ufaCturo for which will Evokxk Cook. Dry and in Oil. ns. Green Apples, WMKKLKK’a in exchange for blackamithiu)* eh wsuUm! on NaahviBe. z the Fofntinrin Riiblier*. to fa rr i>onTQ Old Gov’t Axle Grease, the “boss,’’ 10 cents per box. fabed Cutter in tbe iorar Shoeing, Wag­ s or Cutters repaired id in the best style. fy~auil get it. Birtvj A Wood. , ’ | I । last area were going into Buell's - the S4MTTILLE MUIS [T IS A FACT FURNITURE Extension Tables, Lounges, market price. For £1 see me on thr 13. jft—;£j-37 Camp Chairs, Ac. Mittens just Great Britain, we shall l>e surprised if Our Undertaking Departnm't W. 0. T. U. Entertainment. The ladies nf the W. C. T. U ismmern iusi Prices that Can't 1 Undersold. i tho woather will permit. supervisor very p^iily informing bcr she killed off fifteen or twenty before WALKER A NORTON, Parlor Suits, Chamber Suits, Easy Chairs, Patent Rockers, Howr'i. will pav tbe hia linillM FUIEISI C. C. WOLCOTT j ' I ' 1 FLOUR, MF,AT, § FEED, Largest and Best Selected Stock PURE PINE TAR I will receive bills until January tOtb. 1880. for sixty-five \u»rd» green Beech and Maple body wooBsXwo feet long, tn l>e placed on »■ baargVqnnds District No. 1. Town ofX>»tklon. Contract will l*e awarded to lowest responsible bidder. ” *----------------- r"— rpHE BARR!VILLE MILLS. GOOD WORK GUARANTEED. For Sale only by Me, have Just receivktot*. Shoes and i>est pair of B< aud the br*t county, «.r go on*. Bob*. Bui tiainted or tr> Call al the Ffa NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON In Hats Bonnets, Feathers Ornaments aud Trimmings of all kinds. Dress Making, Cutting and Fitting a MOBGAM. BUY 00., XIOH. Putty, Glue, Whiting, Venetian Red, Yel­ low Ochre, R. R. Paint, etc., etc , to numeious to mention. . For Bale at rkwbeat grind- ' instrumental aud vocal music, recita- wish to finish up.on, gy. Don’t foring by tbe 1st bail gathered and were doing their ut­ Last Sunday about noon Mr*. C. L. most to save the routeute of tbe build­ terape.wed with remarks by different Collier's house caught tire in the roof ing. but the fire had rot under such a persons, at the Christian Cbnreh on fafaction, headway that but little was saved, Mrs. Friday evening, Jan. dtb. Admisaion hundred. once, and commenced heaping epithet* from the stove pipe, and got to biasing Adams had a stock of millinery good* in which sbe dealt, but they were up I Oct* for adnlta; 5ct* for children. Pro ujionlhc supervisor, but sin- wa* jxilitextinguished. A two foot square bole stairs, and could not lie saved, also, nearly all the Doctor's valuable library, already in the treasury for the purpoee Go to the Old Helu and surgical instrument* were in the of purchasing books for the library TLe young men of Maple Grove an­ Mme part of the house, and therefore *o happened that one of our village kiml*. lo«t. but little of contents of house wa* We promise you all an interesting ev­ nounce that they arc willing to receive ening. aud (being a very wanu friend of tbe sealed propoaal* daring tbe year IMO. saved, and the loss was almost entire, even to clothing. The building and with tl>e privilege of • rejecting any or contents were insured in the Water­ doetroaa and bcr family, having been. u*t received, by Mr*. ' all bids. No verbal proposals will be town. for (1800.00, but the Ductor louse block. 'Jnr 1stthinks hfa loas will be but iiule leas trea* for the last tea years, hfa health than (3000.00. I Ingin of the fire unPluuii.-. S. Lfabbanser has purchased the va­ hnown. Jets rtf'. Much grumbling about tbe ta xes rescue, informing her that she hail bet- cant lot juat south of Wm. Killena. this year. 1NMIRIA ITEMS. and bargained for the front ot Lentx's A. J. Bowdc and family are soon to thick furniture store, which he will move ou Tl»c donation for Rev. McPhails, at start for St. Augustine. Florida, where to hfa late purchase, in tbe spring,— the brick, netted over thirty dollars. they will winter. which the twain (tbe doc trees and the when die Lentx's commence their big There waa a donation at tbe M. P. Dr. H. A. Reynolds visits our city in brick. Church tbe otberevening. Seven dolsor and bulldoze him into paying the On New Year's day Plincy McOmber temperance on the 17th. Wm. Campbell went to Battle Creek J. S. Clarkson, tbe photographer, lead with a load of wood and got an eye blacked. Five dollars and costs settled Miss May Wilcox, of Kalamo, to the ♦be banker aaw it, and ao informed tbe daughter, who had Just returned from hymenia! altar on tbe 3fth ult. twain at which the doc tress conimen- their wedding trip. Abont SO invited Dr. J. C. Lamp man Las returned their Christmas at her fathers. C/C. tbe treasurer's office iu tins village and wanted to pay her taxes, but when abc found she hail a dog tax of (4-00 Direct - From Chicago, Red and White Lead, WALKER I NORTON TTEMSltl I have ou luiial > Cutters of my owi the coming winter work as well aa human skill and labor can do it. an cugihecr is asked whether a bridge can be built there over which have been faulty or inadequate. We do not believe many inevitable accidents Imppcn , and when tbe Tay Bridge disaster ha* been invewllgateil as such accidcnte *rr investigated in INEW OOOI»-i Pure Furniture Varnish §2.50 per gallon. Pure Coots Varnish $3.00 per gallon. Pure Damar Varnish §3.00 per gal. Hard Oil Finish §3.00 per gal. Given a certain locality to be bridged, .. - • , nt all time* and season*. He says such a bridge can fa- built. The railway company builds oue. and it breaks donji in a storm under the weight of a paMwugcr train, killing score* and perhaps hundreds of persons. Is it not plain that unlr*. the engineer wa* mi*uU> la hi. lh.1 » -I. structure in such a place si> powutHr. tbe construction of the bridge must No good fanner should do without it. hot -hot St thr rery mural part of t‘> have been anticipated. If tboy humanity, and a bum-shell at tbe could not have been efficiently guarde*! ■'*"tk» without faith Christian. Hr i against, thrn modern engineering doe* trill slwnk min in two week, f-nm . .7 . At abopt three o’clock Sunday morn­ ing the residence of Dr. A. W. Adams, at the village wa* burned to the ground. The Doctor and wife hail retnrm*! late the evening before from a call, and had retire*! to ••rd and were witindly sleeping, when hr wa* aroused by a heavy crash over bead. Jumping from Bunker Hill Harness Oil, 82.00 I’lCie GALLON. !>«■ Rallr»4 ArrHral Srollud. Tbe awful disaste^-crUivTay Bridge he resbout*. on tbe railway between Edinburgh and A little Know now and then makes Dundee nt ouce suggest the question the best of sleighing. W. H. King rides—when there'ssnow whether such sn accident fa prevent—in • bran new cutter. By an accident on Tuesday. Thoma* among those which human foresight Lynn got hfa sbolder dislocated. and care cannot guard against. J. L, Mam field and family, started ly in Great Britain. It waa built by Eli Well* contemplates starting this men who were believed to be compe­ week for a two w«wks sojourn among friends in tbe south part of the State. tent engineers. They must have un­ derstood tbe character ef the weather ing school in one of the northern coun­ to which tbeir work would fa- expored j ties, has returned home tor a abort what storms prevail in that part of time. Scotland, and bow the water* of the Jack Tomlin still continuing ig vary I ftrtb woald rage in winter about tbe sick. The neighbor* made of placv . They also knew the weigbt the Wednesday, and got up a supply • I structure must be able to sustain In all __ ______ The heavv crust on the snow for th- i weather*. It ha* failed most lament­ past week, has caused the farmer* to Bbly. in a storm which fa described aaa S__________________________________________________ pU.. Vote. U» where inev were gutiienng neecn-nute. । ... and fee! them more costly food, and management wa*at fault, the coo strue also save tbei mursclc for tearing up, tor* of tbe bridge would seem to be the road aide next summer. chiefly responsible for its failure under Elder Holler preached al the Crowell ■ circumstance* which were likely to oc.'T. 1 iu -.a,-* i>r<- Mr. and Mr*. P. H Nye. celebrated their China wedding anniversary ou Christmas. A host of frieud*.—nearly 70. assembled to pay their respects and wish them another 20 years happnieM. A gnod time was had, and with apeak ing, singing, and a bountiful repast, the lime passed off. too quick. Among the prewute wn* » full set ot China ware ; a beautiful chandelier, fan room J^EW O<><>!>« ’ re of Kocher Bro*, or abont the I5lh PaWryBbawl. A WEST K ALAMO ITEMS. A gentleman by tbe name of Dann residing at Carlisle, cast part of this town, lia.* invented a machine for saw­ ing wood by baud which is going to eclipse anything ever started iu tliat line, it fa a grand machirc, aud run* with a crank, or cranks, similar to a plaint, coasrlpatiou. sick hraftachc. fe­ ver sud agne, aud all diseases of the stomach and liver. Bold by ell druggiat at 2« ceuto per box. It was learned last week that Cunningbain of Jaoeaville. Wia., one of the victims of the Jackson railroad dis­ aster waa a cousin of Mra.C. C.Wolcott of thia village. Mr. C. had an arm broken and red red internal injuries front the effects uf which be in still at the Hurd Howe. Jackson. John IL Clark the great temperance lecturer Uin Nashville and talking to large bouse*. On Thursday evening be gave an very interesting chapter of hfa own reformation and warmly advo­ cated kindness and moi al suasion n* Vanderbilt, has come down from hia the only means to reclaim fallen hu­ high calling and gone to driving pegs manity. He expects U» give hfa popu­ lar lecture "To and Fro in London" again. thia evening, when an entrance fee of Mr.Chaa. Busoni! of DotroU looturea 10 eta will bo charged. -----WOODLAMD ITEM*. Hon. J. W. Stinrbmau is on the gain. l>r. lievere, of Hasting*. Hopped at tho Woodland Hoaer on tanday, Dee. Gage. Oysters and turkey waa tho or­ der of tho day. journing daring the past several In a play of snap and catch ’em, Harsh months. Murry snapped s young imui uio*t too The annual festival of Hastings hard. for be jumped and bumped her bead, cutting a gash over one eye. and Eastern Star Lodge of Adoptive Ma sons, will be held at Union and Mason­ ■o she loot that kiaa. The Day-Hall law suit has finally ic Halls, ou the 4lh day of February, come tn an cud, the bearing clearly vindicating the elder, ami Hall's bjl cbeetraa in Grand Rapida. Bill for rostepped up and paid the (7 and costs, quested to a tire entertainment and dance. tl.OO. amounting to over • 17 by note or o< At Wm. Heigrr and Charles Baker's July lltb. shooting match, eighty fine tarkeys were won by shooting and raffling, bat Albert Kent stepped ap like a man. bought one, rot its head • ff. and start­ ed foe home. Ot. Rusnell is a very accomodating young man. He recently left school at noon, borrowed a eutlrr drawing it by band one mile and up some ,fawfur bill*. int«h<-.l bfa hortr to it. tl.cn drove I’srk to the school and drew hfa gal nndergnor quite a transformation since Mr. C. Clever, oar fellow townsman, because proprietor of the same. A fine ■et of cape nd "r .r—^drew’ J. P. Pm. a anti of Broke into m; HHhof Nowuil a boat 1 yean ok Kellogg, Demaray & Co. NEW STORE! FOR WE ARE BOUND TO NEW GOODS! GU TO THE NEW STORE OF WILSON I HOWE Good Groods^ Ijow Prices, GROCERIES (Opposite the Wolcott House.! -FOR------ and hia line. Call their account Evqkxk Cook. SQUARE DEALING DURIIXG THIS MONTH - ----------WE OFFER- SPECIAL BAR&AIJTS! Good* I We don't nek JOO to look around firat, but come to u. and we . will cheerfully give you our lowest prices, and offer you the highest price for produce. Knowing you will I* gatished, we Fear neither Friend or Foe. BOSTON STORE BOOTS AND SHOES, INotlonw, Ktc. IF TOT WANT Fresh Goods and Lew Prices. E.*- arse. ■TM BOSB- BOOT ARD SHOE MAKER, �HELMBOLD’S COMPOUND “Xow, fe y* know what I d • 4 I tod bMBdtart ram. tod that wMtot tod a talked to ne in that Bl(Hl on thb arms in flaoh te the skin of a make, thoroughly anointed A SPECIFIC REMEDY ’ ALL DHDWI.IEDlClIESlli CHEMICALS, BLADDERS KIDNEYS For Debility. Loes of Memory, Indi* position to Exertion or Bmhicm,Short- ENRY A. GOODYEAR, IRON, BAILS i SHELF HARDWARE where once they were numerous, andthe big eyed or chub nuekenl, which, i thirty yean ago, was common on our coasts. IB now so rare that Prof. Baird 1 their human prototyper in being com­ paratively few in numlx-r, and in beep­ ing themselves prominently before the even of those who are eag« r to destroy them.—John Halberton, in Harper't Afa^a-inr. Traveling in thr Oloen Time*. Traveling in the early English days was very different from what it is in the present day; coaches were not in­ vented, rad the only vehicles which went upon wheels were c*rts rad wag ons, rad these were heavy rad clumsy. Horseback was the only conveyance, so that the sick au.l infirm could scarcely leave their bousee. In those timwi there were very few reads upon which one could travel in rafety. Tho Ro­ man* left excellent roads in mray part* of Europe, which, however, were neg lectetl, aud they fell into decay. Marshes were perilous to cn**s; a bridge might bo broken down, and when you tried to ford the stream, yonr horse might get out of hi* depth, rad then he and hisriilcr might be drowned. Bomrtimr* tbe traveler had to pas* through a dark forest, abounding with brarc and wolves; and. at tbe end of hia da; '• journey, instead ot putting up al a comfortable iita, be was often com­ pelled to Btreteh his cloak on the dark earth in some wretched hut And, what wa* worse, the Kings rad Princes were almost al way* st war with each other, and a stranger wna constantly liable to be plundered and seised, or put to desth. by the contending parties. GOODYEAR, DBl GOODS, SILKS Ui DRESS GOODS By any remedy known, it is preset iIwd by the moat eminent plivsicuuM ail over ilw world, in Rheumatism, Spermatorrhoea, Neuralgia, Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation, Aches and Pains, Groceries and General Produce, General Debility, Kidney Diseases, Liver Complaint, Novous Debility, Epilepsy, Head Troubles, Paralysis, General III Health, Spinal Diseases, Sciatica, Deafness, Decline, Lumbago, Catarrh, Nevous Compl'nts, American and Foreign Marble. NO PATENT NO PAY INVENIIONS Cough. Dixxiiw-sa, Soar Stomach, Erup­ tions. Bad Taste in the Mouth, Pal pitaliou of the Heart, Pain in the region of the Kidneys, aud a thousand other painful symptoms, are the offspring of l)y*{M'P*>B- HELMBOLD’SBUCHU Inrigorates the Stomach, ll'ffllffi And stimulates the torpid Liver, Bow els, and Kidneys to healthy action, ?Ji • learning the blood uf all impuritiea, and imparting now life and vigor to the whole system. A single trial will be quite sufficient to convince the moat hesitating of it* valuable remedial qualities. U»H.» ......... . ......... w«,.c'A-<*r»*,“............ HELMBOLD’SBUCHU IS UNEQUALED Five of New York’s m.-Uion*irci, esti­ mated to have l>een worth •308.000,000, dropped off cloee together. “Seymour,’ John Jacob Astor went first, aud then in quick sucoeasion Commodore Van­ derbilt, A. T. Stewart rad William C. Rhinelander, rad now the money worsln|wr GoeJat Astor’s vreallh was eistimated at f50,000,000, Vanderbilt's st tlU0.U0U.000 rad Stewarts sbou the same. Rhiuelrader'a property repre­ sented, it i* supposed. 110,000,000, and Goclrt’si* eaumsted at KW.000.000 liras of Breath. Troubled with thoughts of Disease, Dimncas of Vision. Pain in the Back, Cheat ami Head, Rusli of Blood to tbe Head, Pale CouDtenanre and Ory’Skin. ., If these symptoms are allowed to go on, very frequently Epileptic Fits and Consumption follow. When the Con stilation become* nffected it requires thr niil of an invigorating medicine to strengthen and tone np the syriem- HELMBOLD’SBUCHU I lecpoa, although he has offered f2*> for a single specimen. Whether tho merits of this flab have suddenly become known to marine epicures, or whether the chub-mackera! has found a deep see larder which fa better stored than his old one wa*. must for the present be matter for conjecture. Perhaps tunnyliah. sharks, norpoues, dogfish, and other lordly fellow* with discriminating appetites, might thro* some light upon the subject if they could ne interviewed. At one time the tunny had driven the ood entirely tway from the vicinity of Block island, but the tunny himself having become attractive to oil men, and purveyors to manufactun-rx of tub guano, tbe cod hurried back to the family homestead. Prof. Baird believ,* that the demand for tunnies, dogfish, , sharks, etc., by the factories which will 1 torn them into oil* and manures, will i hsve the effect of increasing the num1 berp! food tidies by lessening that of ■ their enemies. "Grand, gloomy, and jxcahar,’ hlso other great slaughterer*. DISEASES F.nrr sat T*Ust A Okies. Hooka and BtaOoaarv. SfHHxvo. Braahnt. rrrfuM»r. ratal*, Ob ...... & । Co**-WaM^r* iilMd* • Ur- Ml»4....................... bu-mm*. -- —-w ERICS $1 FSB BOTTLE, Competent physicians attend to covreepoudenta. AU fatten should be ad dressed to M*iI*m. Mail- K*pr *. s T ill 1 - A Choumaji consumes three ant half gallons of water a day." wri Gea-Hpregus, who fa superiqteodi the constructing of the Pen Oreille vifaon’of ttoXorttora Pottle ra ca utton. CMS tea H U S’-" ■ a IIUHI A little diminutive man, about the shape and rise of a oork-acrew, who wa* sitting upon the farther end of the platform, was pointed out to us aa the husband of the speaker. He looked oi though hia wife had forgotten him some night and left him out in the rain, and the ran coming out hot the Dost morning had shrunk him. The speaker seemed to be in remark ably good rairiia, and, after pacing beck and forth ou the platform a num­ ber of times (just to gst bcr foot in, you know), she let fly at the audience m word* like unto these: pOBERTS A HOTI It KISS, Al tMin* i* ___ L No second invitation waa needed, but, galloping gayly to the front, Mr*. Nancy Jane placed one hand gently, but firmly, upon each individual hip, then squared herself for basines*. That she waa enjoying good health no one could doubt. Standing six feet two in her vtocking*. she wouldn't hare hesi­ tated to tackle a wild-cat, espeeiaUv someday when shoLdi real * “ had a voice the depth rail which would have put the ‘Columbian Mne or in eohuut, with as much precis to Mk you if you ever she one of them farrow* in ion and order a* cavalry. It waa won­ famhandaMt Well.about ereey oth­ potatoes are planted. derful to witness tow well they were that a morbid appetite is created by er breath they draw they w in holler­ Eno* ix WiXTX*. — A writer in __ drilled and disciplined. In ths event ing. ’ Please past tho butter.' Gravy eating pork, rad " growing with what ain't good enongh for ’nm. These are agricultural joorusl has found out the a retreat vw ordered, the leader would it feeds on,’ more morbid matter is the kind of feller* what never git ray secret uf making hens lay in winter. move in tbe roar for a while. Il any craved, until the specific pork poison is butter when they're home. And, re­ He bought • lot of corn that had been manifested in exudations deposite from member, the woma i had to do all the damaged by fire, and fed it to hia hens. tlie blood u< the throat" He argues churning I The mra what strutted Ho found that they laid wonderfully that, as tbe glandular system fa a system around so big, in a white necktie, and well all winter. Upon thia Lint ho has of organ* for getting rid of tbe re promised tbe minister, and her pa, and since acted, rad has found no difficulty dundancy of blood poison, it it easily all b*e fdka, that he’d stud by in securing plenty of egg* in winter; seen how this exudation ra principally keeping his fowls in good warm quartan, times when mounted men were in her through thick and thin, and manifested in the throat lie adrisoo love her, rad cling to her. and I don’t and feeding titon largely with roasted light Tbe Texas rangers operating parents not to allow their children to know wbai all he didn't promise her; or parched grain, principally corn. in that oountry were followed by diet on pork and sausage, but to give he couldn’t promise enough. Well, pack-mulse in charge of a guArd. It them plenty of fruit »nd vegetables, what’s be doing now? standing by her, wm nurnsMry at time* to ton* k,hollow and they will then soon lose tbeir un­ ain’t ho? In course be isi, he’s stand­ some of the paper* that cabbages had square, place tho mules inside, rad to natural rad morbid appe'itea. They ing by white abe’a killing herself work­ been kept entirely clear ot tbe insect throw out skirmishers to fire info the should also sleep irf rooms well venti­ If' the leader* could be ing; rad then he tells bcr very pomp­ by tbe aid oi chicksns, in a plantation animal*. lated with fresh air, but not in draughts. ously that he can't hire no gal to help of some thousands of plants. Bcreeo- struck, the charge wou]jlzDe~I>roken. DOT should they tie allowed to “ sleep her do her work when wheat's only ing* were first sc* tered to attract tbe The horses would retire at cure. The several layer* thick in tbe same room." •1.50 a bushel. Then there's another fowta among the cabbages, and ■ then, mustang* were hunted by Mexicans, MuLunx Cr«xs Coxiumptiox.—A tuoe trail ’.about a mra. If a woman discovering tho worm*, they kept the ; aud fine ones singled ont rad lassoed. We have found thia -Whole herds were driven at a run into correspondent of tbe Lexington (Ky.) ■aka for 10 cents to get a paper of eina, patch dean. hell throw no tn her face that wheat'* methad to s**w*r well, jwotidad th* pens having extended wings, which ZYe/a writes an follows about the flower awxui ion, ana aiiv muat economise. dnekens are not full grown; when older, contracted as they approached the of a well-known plant: “I have dis­ And then hell go down town and spend thr r eat the cabbages. Yotnjg turkevn pte. A* many tt 500 muatang* have covered * remedy for consumption. It three times aa much for aomathiug to been penned at one “run.* They were ba* cured a number of rate* after ' soak up in hi* mouth, so that he can go quick motion* allow nothing to escape. aold at almost nothing. <5 being a they bad commenced bleeding at thr home and extirpitate all over the stove; A member of the Elmira Farmcra* Club high price for a choice hone. These lung* aud lha hectic flash was already rad then his wife can have the pleasure kept his cabbage* entirely free by c*y- mustangera were a wild sei often no ; on the cheek. After trying this remedy | enue pepper. better than Indiana; some of them were ' to .my own MliafacUon I have thought of cleaning up after him. “I reeaom^of tbe men do»n there j Imfkovk thm Stock.—For about half honest, good men. They Were guilty!lh>t philanthropy required tliat 1 •» be known to the world. It in tho congregation is getting mighty . the year wc have to fodder cattle rad of many murder* and robberies. Tbe * •ho’dd oneway. Yon needn’t squirm; I ain't I »he^>. Shall they grow while young Comrachea made many visit* to that >• the common mullein steeped strongly got fairly started yet I'm i ‘ : steadily all tbe time till they arc ma­ region. They would pounce upon the 1- --------------' ”“• for two hours and a half, and ' lure? Or, aliail tkey be fed and ahel- mustangers, set them afoot or kill them. drunk freely. Young or old plants are a* wel’ grin and bear it 1----- ---------crcd by a straw stack or a rail fence M caprice dictated. The Comanche good, dned in the shade and kept in haint no use; I shall have to atop. I oat enough to hold them in place dur- wanted the mustang* to ride and to eat clean bag*. The medicine must be ■oppose; but ’tain‘t for lack ot words ng winter rad then do all their grow­ Horse flesh is a great delicacy with continued from three to six month*, nor facta, and you needn't think it. I ing doting a part of the warm month*? . them. Tbe choice port is tbe fat im­ according to tbe nature of tbe disease never get tired talking. I oould stand Aa the oountry grows older, competition . mediately under the mrae. The sec It is very good for the blood-vessel* al­ here rad talk to you on this subject till becomes greater in everything. It re- ' tion in question was very hot in those so. It strengthens and builds up the morning, ra<j then have more to say. quire* better management to make dsvs for Americana A Texan was con­ system, instead of taking away the Hut I am informed my time is nearly i money. Poor stock, poorly managed, sidered a hereditary enemy by both strength ; it make* good blood and lakes up, rad now my old man will go throrgb costa more than it will bring. Within a murianger* and Indiana His only pro­ inflammation away from the lungs. It the audience and present to you for 50 a few vear* tbe prices of choice animals tection wm the rifle rad the six-*hoot is the wish of the writer that every pe­ cents a book writ by me. j entitled have declined, Uli they axe within the or, and a horae of strength and bottom. riodical in the United 8tales, Canada and Europe should publish thia recipe • What Nancy Jane Bpriggina Know* roach of every man who keeps stock. for the benefit of the Laman family About Men,’ and while be is doing Now is a goo<l time to select a good, ' Tw» W*y* ef Looking at Thing*. Lay this by. and keep it in the house that I will sing n song composed by my­ well-bred,bull for nee next season or i self. I always like to wind up uith thi* later. The price will be lower now than Two boy* went to hunt grapes. Ono ready for uac. •ong. l>e«anse it kind a take* hold on In the spnug when such animala arc ■ wm happy because they found grajx-s tbe feeling*, rad that’s my best holt. moot salable. A thoroughbred male, of ' The other was unhappy beciuse tho If you ever go on a lecturing tour ro- coarse, pays his way when used with j grapes had seeds in them’ member what Nancy Jane Bpriggina pare-blooded females; bat in • still I Two men, being convalescent, were Small birds chase each other about say*. If you can gel the tender feel more marked degree doc* he pay hie naked how they wore. One said . " I in play, nut perhaps the oondnet of the ing* of yonr audience to working you're way when used with grade or common , run better to-day.“ The other said: “I crane rad the trumpeter is moat ex­ all right Thh is my song. I don't stock. These are points which arc well i was worse yesterday." traordinary. Tbe latter stands on one dote bo much on tho word* as I do on established beyond controversy.--Hu- i .-------- - —------------- - leg, hops abont in tho most eccentric the tune. The tune, my dear airier*, is ral New Yorker. wtil make mud. Another: Thu will taannor. rad throws someraaulta. Tbe wtiat is calculated to lift and elevate , Americans call it tbe mad bird, on acAll About Muck.—Muck is the rich­ you. Let all the sister* join in tho Two bora got an oyster. One looked of tbme mngutaritiea. Water ness of the uplands washed by tbe an­ at it rad Arclared H naaty The other Wnb> ,nch M dnck. Md diTp nual rains down to the lowland* It ac tasted it and declared it good after each other, and dear the surface cumulates there, because it can get no Two bovs cxsmtniug a bash, one ob- „{ the wrier with outstretched neck lowor.and coming down in a acmi-liquid * wings, throwing abundant ooLdition, aa aoon as it is at rest the sun j served that it had a thorn. The other and’ flipping that it Lad a ruec. npray around. Deer often engage in evaporate* the waler from it, rad leave* Two children looking through col­ sham battle, or trial of strength, by a- generally—black, nnctou* mass of 1 ored glass, one said: “Tbe world is twisting their horn* together and push­ soil, which is oomjxiaed almost entirely blue.” And the other said: “ It u ing for the mastery. of soluble material. Cultivating the AU animals pretending violence in uplands to exhaustive crop*, and wash­ Two boy* rating their dinner, one their play stop short of exercising it; ing the remaining richneaaout by rains, said : •' I would rather have something the dog takes the greatest precaution soon renders such lands nearly barren. liettcr than thia." TR« other said . not to injure by his bite, and the Digging out this deposit rad hauling it i “ Thia m better than notiSng." orang-outang, in wrestling with hid to such fields aa supplied it is merely i Two turn went to see New York keeper, pretends to throw him ans After the sinking of the song, the au­ restoring a runaway to ita home. As I dience were told they could go home. tbe muck, in ita passage down-hill, has j Ono visited the saloon*, rad thought makes feints of biting him. Some ani­ New York wicked. The other visited mals carry out in their play the sem­ The women, aa they departed, seemed lost the coarser parts of the original ’ the homes, rad thought New York blance ol catching their prey. Young to step with a firmer tread, but around tbe mouths of tbe men there acemed to ' *cad-b«-d, it has become so sahd, so com- good. cats, for instance, leap after every small Two boys looking si *ome skat ;■*, and moving object, even to tho leaves hover a kind of a smile, rad they looked । P**. that the atmosphere is absolutely “Bee bow they fail." Thr strewed by the autumn wind. They a* though they would like to *ay : “Y'oa I exalnded, rad the mock by itself is a one s<id “Sec how they glide." women ora talk all you want to—that more paste, impe.vioua to air, warmth, other crouch and steal forward, ready for the don’t hurt anybody—but, when you and all the invigorating influences of spring, the body quivering *nd the tail come right down to burincss, I am the summer rains. To make it again aolnvibrating with emotion; they bound on the moving leaf and again spring ' able, then, it most not be merely carted forward to another. liengvrsaw young out rad spread over the field, but it must jaguar* and cougare playing with round i be mixed with the sod aa deep aa tbe Surname of tbe EngUsh Royal Family. I root* reouire, by plowing, harrowing or substance*, like kittens. Birds cf the magpie kind arc tho anologues of mon­ I At dinner, the other night, tbs con- I shovel-plowing under. Thia process key*. foil of mischief, play and mimicry. venatiou iapaed. *a it some Umea will | restore* it io the place it oaonpiod b< There is s story of a tamo magpie that lapse with the best of Lost*, into ques­ I fore tbe waahing-out proeerafookjiacc, waa seen basilr employed in s garden tions hardly <li*tingxush*ble from con­ • and, to enable *s to do thia cheaply, the gathering pebbles, and, with much sol­ undrum*. A celebrated historian waa unctoua mass is dug ont in the fall, emnity and a studied air, burying them present, rad I put ■ qoestion Io him pded up on a alope to drain, and left to which I know baa puxxlcd a great m*uy frcexc friable during the winter; then dropping each atone it cried “cur ack ?“ people at different times. “What is the it will return to its proper place iu the triumphantly, and act off lor another surname of th-j royal family?" “GuelpL. barren soil, and at once restore its ong- : One man think* h* 1* entitled to a On examining the spot a poor toed wa* i of course." That is the usual answer, inal fcrtflHT — Rural New Yorker. better world, aud is dissatisfied Ixosusc found in tho hole, which the magpie rad it waa the historian'a I ventured be hasn't got it Another think* he is was atoning for hia amusement — Patto suggest that, although the revs! HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY. not justly entitled to ray, and is sati*- •iont of Animals. family are Guelph* by de cent, her I Gcd with thia Majesty's marriage with Prince Albert Ono mw enjoy* what he lias. An­ of Saxe-Coburg most hsve tho effect other suffer* what be ha* not. which the marriage of a lady has in all • "Editor* arc usually wealthy." the One man makes up his acxiunt from other cases, and that the surname of the ■ man with the sample case remarked. hia wants. Another from hia twit present house must be the Prince Con- | “Yea," I said, "they are familiar with Gekmax Milk Boer.—One quart One mtu complains that there is evil sort’s. “But what is tho surname of the | all tho slang and business phrases of the milk. onopiut water, one-half teaspoon- in the world. Another rejoices that Prince Consort’s family?’ Bunple. I money market; they write about millions there is good in the world. but staggering. ‘ No on* knsw. AB I as ordinary mm talk about dollars; they Ono says: “ Orr good is mixed with gneseed, and all were wrong. ? hap- I know how to pay the national debt; Fkikd Basis*.—Soak in hot water a evil." Another say*: "Our evil is they build railroad*; they organixi few miniitofe-when they can be cleansed mixed with good. -New York fnde mining aad magnificent transportation n*amBat-W«HlB.» Of course no <we readily, than cut into pieces, salt and )>endenL companies with fabulon* capital; they bad heard it before. Everyone smiled pvjqjer, dip In beaten egg*, roll in corn I declare war without conauJUng tho at tbe horribl. idea of the Guelph* be­ Rothschilds, and if all the bxaks in ing reduced to Wsttiu*! The point Once a farmer waa on trial far mur­ 1 America were to fail to-morrow they waa referred to Theodore Martin. der. He Lad ahot one of hia neighbors ' wouldn’t be a cent poorer than they arc “You are quite right. Wctliu is the dead. The evidence w^a conclusive sa to-day. Yes, they are rich. Tney aifamily came of the bouse of Saxony, to to the killing and who did it; but it socials with the moneyed classes, they wfao« the dominion of 3axouy osmo in could be cmatmed to show that the । sit down at tables with Kings, and, i«0. The King of Saxony rad the slayer might have had cause to think sometimes, in happier, luckier mo­ minor Princes of the bouse are -herethat he waa acting is aril-defense. menta, ailh sees; if you want to borrow When Col. IngcreoU waa addressing | money, go to tbe editor, he will turn to Bvrrxa Scotch Gasoy.. One pound the jury to drew a poetical picture of I hia advertising oolnmns and tell you of sugar, one-half pint of water. Boil where yon can borrow it If you have aa hard as possible wiihont graining. Aa latslred EpUtte. money to loan, rather than sec you suf­ The following letter, from a father to When done add half a enp ot butter, fer ho will borrow it ot you himself. rad lemon juice for flavor, if desired. in ongb, to L*„ Rich? He know* the secrets of the ■yanjwa. Io *. Ik. r^i.MliM o< Turn on n battered <h«h, or, better, a moneyed rings; be divulges the plans and schemes of tho heavy operators to tho people; ho roars himself louder -L* »------ c ... *.__ ' when cool ■ alight tap will break them than the bulls, and growls among tbe bears; hie voice is heard tn the temple* Tbs President, Gen. Callen A. Barre, and other member* of the court ware melted to tear*, ud asked the artillery­ man what Le did upon the reception of the letter. He replied that he had made three separate and ineffectual applications for a furlough, and then resolvtd. upon whatever cost, to visit hi* home. Upon mooting his wife, ahfe was broken­ hearted at learning hia absence without leave, and "lam here, gentlemen," said be, " not brought back by military power, but in obedience to the oommsnd of Mary, to abide ih'e sentence of your court." Edward Cooper was found guilty of desertion, aa it spaa the plain duty of the court. Gen. Lee approved tbe find­ ing, lett pardoned tbe prisoner, and or­ dered him to report fur duty to hia bat­ tery. _____________________ See that the prL-ate Propri­ etary stamp is on each � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-01-10.pdf.pdf ab3eacfa52a4fe8b3eb491c708199b34 PDF Text Text NASHV1LLE, BARRYXO., MICHIGAN SATURDAY, JANUARY JO. 1880. VOLUME VII. NUMBER 16. FOB GOOD TEAS. * Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOB 8IRL0IN STEAKS, GotoC. W. Smith 'a. FOB BARGAINS IN SUGARS. Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOB HAM STEAK. Go to C. W. Smith's. Sntmou WM. I'ARMENTER, M.P^SS“ND^ - VOHN.CE.jmCY^^^ FOB CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Go to C. W. Smith's. FOB THE BEST PORK SAUSAGE, fie to W. Smith’. FOB HANGING LAMPS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOB FRESH COVE OYSTERS. • Go to C. W. Smsth'a. FOR LAMPS OF ALL KINDS, GotoC. W. Smith’s. FOB BOLOGNAS THAT ARE BOSS, Go toC. W. Smith's. FOR BARGAINS IN CROCKERY. GHodW.Syilk'i. FOR OHIO HICKORY NUTS. Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR FRESH AND BALT FISH, GotoCW. Smith's. FOR YOUR CHOICE FOR fc. Go to C. W. Smith’s. TOR PRESENTS WITH TEA. GotoC.W. Smith’s FOR th* WORTH nr YOUR MONEY, Bereside'a plena. it will be remembered, were steadily oppoeol ‘by Booker, Franklin, Smith and other* of bis sub­ ordinates, and were treated with indif­ ference by his superior officers: We returned to headquarters at 5, and found Gt n. Burnside there already. After wo bad joked him a lilUe about the rapidity ot his journey to Washing­ ton, bo told us ho bed lx-cu only to Acquia creek. Before leaving camp he bad telegraphed to Gen Halleck aa follows : " I wish very much to see you for an hour. Will you cmnr down to Aoquia. or shall I go to Washington? ** On reaching Acquia creek be found a “ Use your own judgment about tetely La tbe cocvwrttef roe* of tbs CeDwteid Maaufaesmtag Csmpcey, U Newark, X. J., by whteh tvs pres, wssw kitted and eesaral oU»r* badly kwrt KOH VBlTi C1.OVEB MONEY, Remodeled, Enlarged! Improved a bell-routs, aad. wbsa tba Mams were esttaevtoited, WiUtern Aab, 10 yean: Louts NcMtedt, 3D; Heary GebwHter, A a»1 Tsreea Erhard. A wtro found ea tbe top Soos, dead Wtakle and wife wore badly bunted, and were east to the bespttat Aua» Bauer rertaved to- Unload Wheat and GrainExpeditiously ui Accuratly. CHARLES SCHEIDT. AINSWORTH i BROOKS LEWIS DURKEE, railroad, war dates Otj. Ind. —Two terre ffitertog-taiita, of Psuajpariur A O*. bars trirued al Milaungtau, Dei. Th» lows to stated al 150,001 — Ano ber oollteicn lias taken place on ths PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE' It is dated March si, I BBS. and terw aU ot lus property Io Mr* Chaadtor and tbeu daughter, Mr* Eugens Hate, ot »uat —Beverly 0. Mosby, son of Onufwterato Own. Musty, ot Virginia, acd John L Lea, of Lo*- yyot.coTT tiovsa, —Tbe value of the tutorial product of Cali forma, Nevada, Oregon, Waahin<1oe. Idaho, Moctaaa. Utah, Colorado, New Mriteo, Anaxae, sod Dakota durtag 187V to placed al Money Sarei iy Draliii with tMen. AI NS WNWORTH A BROQKN XsaMrille, Mloblcwn. C. C. Wolcott. Proprietor. GROCERY —A ares paper has b-wn started U Montreal, pru-led iu the French lwtui<t, advocaitec tteted ae tateysroteerw. bat mid really to be la over l8Mof •a'.tte.tut Tbs imports, so tn* other band, ttecrmmd r.&HOOa lbs receipts of wheat tonreeiii! IS,KO,000 tmsbsls. and of Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, Preaident bia uocomiiUoual reeignation of hia command- sending al the same time the rcm-.v<l of aevrral of hia Bold officer*. I made no remark at the time, seeing that he waa too much disturbed and excited to give the matter projwtr In tbe morning after broakfawl Gen. Burnside told me be had changed his mind about accompanying bit letter of resignation with the removal of offi ocr*. He feared this would look loo much like attempting to make corutilions with tbe Government, which be taid he bad no right to do. He bad de­ termined te resign, ami send bia te'ler to Washington by special meaaenger. After Pope's repulM>, when Waabmgton was thought to be ia groat danger from tbe rebels, who wrre pushing into Maryland, Gen. McClellan had refused to resume command of the Army of the Potomac unless Mr. Stautem or Gen. Halh*ek should fir-t lie removed. He had n<>t dune thia formally, bnt had told Lis friends that bo vhonld insist on tbeee condition* Gen Burnside said he talked with him until 3 o’clock in the morning to <ii«aua<lu him from making any such coixlitiotia. He found him exoreaireiy stubborn a'xxil it, and finally told him be had no right to lake aooh a oourwe, and that be could not possibly maintain bia jxMitioa before the country aa s loyal man if, when tbe Capitol waa in danger and tbe North invaded, lut were to refute the com­ mand except oo such terms a* be might prvecribe. Gen. McClellan finally yielded to tbeae rejireuentaiiona, reMimrd hia command, and achieved by far the moat ocn ’ * ‘ his whole mmi . Gen. iiurnmde said that half a d of the officer* bad aiso rewoh rd to i -i unices Pope waa ________ ___________ of it, got them to­ gether, remonstrated with them, and finally denounced them aa disloyal for entertaining such a purpose, and in the end induced them to forego it. Cheese ui Everything READY MADE CLOTHING, 010000010101000000024829 Fresh and Salt Meats, SuW Bam ait Stalicn, ^555711 Selling Goods IT LOV Ml AtButw _ ( toeteawifirSaMraSta Tte Aeaee e« Ms to buntow' Aad Sius—ar.is toe ftsat S Hr told mo that he waa now regular!j engaged aa a writer lor one of the load­ ing dailies. Hia honest old mother said, * writing wrapper* at $3 per wash.* This fine education ia gutting played oat when dinner ia made lata by the cook's stopping work Io discuss tbe pr ociplew of evolution with a book agent Mast a woman dnata billiard ebalk off her hwab.nd'a eoat. -nd a big tear eland, in her eyeaa the thinks bow late* be works nighta at his desk by the whitewashed wall. It is hard to decide which ia the moot jieatilenUal—the young bore, who ia forever bragging what be is going to do, or the old bore who is eternally bngging what be has dooe. To swma* off stroking and .hen be presented with a 35 cent cigar is one of those dreadful things which will oeoasionally happen. People talk of suSor ■ ing. bet they have no idea ul the —Baa­ ing of the word until they are brought to ttiii experience. Oxs HFMPBXD AMD thiktt persona are required in Vassar College to wait on tiio |pria and attend to the folate And lheae are but a handful compared to the number who vail oil the girls outside the collage with a view of at­ tending to the estate of—of tbmr de- CAtytata of New Year’s day ooctaioed a curd, ■gnerl by Mr* Master, in which thto cnsM is ebar*ed spoa the Ota*" —Tbs Felted Nates Itaproms Oourt rrfnass MEAT MARKET. tto wh itey sew bad beore- once: "Yours received. I rhall not come." He seemed , greatly annoyed and vexed st tbe apparent indifference iGeu. Halleck to tbe movement of tbe ny and to Lis wi-bea, and said be should not go to Washington to see him. While we were talking Lieut. Arwen came down from Gen. Hooker's* headquarter*, sod said that Hooker was denouncin.; the attempted movement very freely and without tbe slightest restraint; even if the ■veathrr had Ixcn perftetiy good, be said, tbe aUemot to crocs would have proved a failure. Gen. 1LL1AM JONES, Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Tuocoaas. as LARGEST STOCK thick, no strong that beeuta of pans over it in tudefy, dtawi londn baltiad iJ>-•». Now. ia thia nail roof good �NA1 i of Wine Suiting* fron ifik-green Cavbmer^ 45 det, in ail color*, from rool Cashmeres. 50 cent • The union protract vd mrrting at th.-. M. P. •iiurehls nroKrew ing finely, ron- throat. whooping cough, etc. f»w ■ »m71u>« Mtiva artd ri/Aia /Ar la*t fer darted ny Rev. Mcrtmil*. ' Mte. Fraada'William*. te slowly but penes. it ghrr* relief where ever used, and Ute power to impart law-fit that child U ni»noi be had fiourthr rough mixture* John Geer and lady hare seitk-d. but KWlnw. KoMby ail druggists at 23 rest* pre-b.<rte - accession of any one num to tbe I‘rw»idrsicy." Tbe present .championship of the doctrine ot Htatre right* l«r tb«, Dem­ Married ifbe|R w erument. In fact tbouaanda of men who ocrats U extdainrd by the fact that they A load uf youngstiTR aud their gals, pursue their invratigatiou no'farther dreire tira repeal of certain election went th the Jnnctiun. S mile* MMtth of than tbe perusal of the editorial* of par­ him., fearing that if unx -M-.-l. d umr IMIcvur. to a New Year’s daure. t|pvigorously enforced iu DM) they may KfurssSr!opt,* Mid: tisan newspaper* view the agitation of materially aid in the eh-etion of a Re the hul^rrl with genuine alarm aa the publkan PreeMret. In Feb. 1STT the attempted rcreaoltation of a dangerous interesta of that partv lay bi a super“pentikmt hurray" which they had supposed Mettled forever by the war. Haring been the subject of r * cent angry acrimonious <b- . haps a “look into the natar* on’r may not be unprofitable. Leaving tbe do wqdrd eraftd probably pas* there oa thrir way to Wash She replied, that she preourt abe hoptd not for said she I of the Yankees are a rough. the chip trap of the editor who sup­ port* hl* pwrty’T!rat, lart and all (be 1 ventured to a*k her if she wa* acqua­ time" right or wrong. and looking at inted with many of thdn. **0 no** Mid ■otter facta, we find that the doctrine Is •he. “but our men any so. and tire pa­ per* say m» teo-Coatinuing. she said.The relation* of State and Nation are “at the time of tbe battle of* here. I atated in the constitution with great went away tn a harry, (we laughed,) precision and in language conipreheuand left my clothing all in my ward- aive and easily understood. The States are guaranteed certain well-defined and well secured right*, chief of which ia that of local self government, which I take it no State would surrender with­ out fighting for 1U Tbe powers of the <d everyone of my silk drome* and general Government are equally well other clothing, and when I came back defined trad secured and jt is probably tbe men and material required in pul they were scattered aboat on the floor." safe to assume that they will lw main­ ting it down. In fact do we not look to The Rergt- and I langbed heartily, and tained and defended by any and every the Stale alone for protection of life, told Iwr that’tbe men who entered partv in a situation to profit l>y tlicm. and properly, for tbe collection of tsitheir houae must bare been a very The exact line between the Tight* of ea for police and sanitary regulation*, civil lot of Mlow* indarnU to leave the State* and tbe right* of tin- gener • and also for the administering of the thousand and one thing* that are re­ nearly' dll of tb<* tsrniuya, and all *1 Government I* somewhat indefinite quired in tbe government of civilised of their clothing and added that, and jqst where one cud* and the other communities, aud would we not regard "when your men go iuto loyal town* begir* i» a matter over which there any meddling by the general govern­ ment with the administration of our loand citiea, they sack the cities, and may frequently lx- an honest difference towas. plunder the houses and rob the tbta which we should beartiof opinion. Chief Justice Marshall said: the people". She flushed with rage at “Tbe Constitution unavoidably deal* in If ao i* not such stalwart -------------------incorporated into the plat­ this, greatly to tbe merriment of tbe general language. It did not suit the form of the Republican State Conven Sergt. and myncli. Stralghteing up in purpose* of the people in framing Shia tion of Iowa in 1878. that tbe general her chair, she aaid “the Yankee* were a great charter ot our liberties to provide government was “bound to protect alt cowardly art,” and could not fight like of it* citiaen* in all of their right*,” for minute specification* of its power* rather ridiculous uonsenaef. thto brave sou; of the South and." said or to declare the mean* by which they In tbe light of the history of the Aral she “your army la in full retreat now, should be carried into execution. It waa century of onr nation'* existence, are Lee han whipped Grant, the man you foraecn that thia would be a perilous tre not forced to tlie conviction that the constitution of the United State*, Yankee* have made no much fnaa a­ and difficult if not an impracticable considering the testa that have been bout, and Grant i* aending yon,—hi* tank. Thia instrument was not intend- applied to tt. the strain* it ba* endured, wounded men to tberear, r>» fast as he 1 ed to provide merely for the exigrnac* wu “a wonderful contrivance for the can sad will soon be back acroM the ' of a few y«ars, but wa* to endure government of an immense communi­ ty. without lodging any where power river with his whole army." To prove her Ktatment, abe raid ..don't you hear |I through a long lapse of ages. the event* enough to put liberty ic peril or abate of which were looked np in the inacru public spirit. It i* not a step behind the cannon* roar, they are nearer to table purpose* of Providence." Its in­ the highly centralized government of day than yesterday and day before, the old world.—it is a step Iteyond terpretation should be as Judge Story them. It would Ire ridiculous to change and I’ll venture, and do hope, that L ce aaid: “By the aid of tnaxium* which or modify serionsly an arrangement inwm bag tlie whole crowd". We assured have found their way. not only into her that she wm mistaken, and would judicial discussion*, but into tlie busbe grievously disappointed in her antic­ ineaa of com mon life ■* founded in com ipations. „Thr.t (a* nt then believed.) mon sense and .-ommon convenience." Grant waa driving Lee before him, and The result of tbe war was not to deerwanother week rolled around would »troy State governments. It simply set­ l>ag the whole rebel army, and that tled finally and positively the extreme them rebel* would get their deserts, State* rights idea of secession and and either be shot nr hung, and If nullification, and added certain amendtheir was any woman found (who atill I>endstcd in their treason able talk, they rules for it* interpretation that have Tlierr 87 tunnlrro nnd attempt" to would suffer the name fate.)’- Spring­ Ixcn followed since its adoption atill runnier in Michigan last year. ing to her feet tbe said she would speak A Battle Creek man ha* notified the exist and promise to last for all time to beg sentiments if tbe whole Yankee ■sloon keeper" not to m-ll liquor to hia come. Aa population iucreaaea new army was al the door, and gathering up application"of tlie constitution will be her skills dir ousted out of the room, required and whenever required the slamming the door a* she did so, aud controversy and discussion where derrick falling on him. the Sergt. and 1 roared with laughter. Slater'* oar factory and mill, nt Sar­ State right* end and National righic Breakfast waa then announced, and anac, were burned t<> tbe ground on the 1st. Los* about fia.ono. ami i»o inseating oarselres at tbe table, we were worthily disappointed to find that our the correct way to decide from time to wwrmtero^ut. consisted of a piece of I time tbe exact point ’wtween the two. That tbe “reserved right* «of the “hoeeake" about tlie sire of a qqartcr States" are prised aa highly by Repub­ slice of bread, a little piece of bacon year’# din net. licans aa Democrat* evidence ia abunabout the sire of a Met. shinplaster, Mrs. Anna Morton, the woman »l dent. Article four of tbe const itution protxwd to train her twin daughter* and not much thicker, a cup of sour lead a life of aharnc, nt East Sagiuai buttermilk each, and,—that was all. of this common weal th have the sole Not being giveu to buttermilk. I gave and exclusive right of governing them­ mine to tbe Sergt. and rinsed down my Dr. Slade, the Michigan medium who selves ar a free sovereign and inde­ ha* kicked up such a furore ir New mammoth (!) piece of hoeeake with pendent • State, aud do, and forever York and Europe, is uno* to re.uit. to cold wgter. Tbe old lady only charged hereafter, shall exercise nnd enjoy this "tAtc to visit a brother Lrlug at u* each a dollar and we left the house Eaton Rapid". wiser, but hungry as ever. By this evwy power, jurisdiction and right An intrrr*ting youth, who swings in which is not or may not be by them ex­ time the city waa overflowing with wounded men and the bouses Ix-gati to pressly delegated to the United State* of America iu CotigreM assembled." be filled with those from the ambulance A* an illustration of her high estimate trains; and at noon their must have been 10,000 wounded men lathe city. of her rights os a free sovereign sod Wandering about the city, I, hungry independent State." and her determition to insist upon them, we have the aS ever, knocked al another, a plain looking house, and u middle ag.d wo­ action of Governor Rice refusing to surrender Kimptou on a requisition man came to the door nnd bede roe “come tn." 1 told her I would like from lhe Governor of South Carolina something to eat and wa* willing to “under discresiou given him by State pay Mi-rally foe it. She pleasantly re­ law." In the platform adopted by the plied that I could have dinner if I Republican Con ven lion in IMO. nomi­ could wait until noon, and that her nating Abraham Lincoln, we find this daughter would soon be in and enter­ plank: “The maintaMurarc inviolate of a log. when a little girl named Ward, tain me while *be prepared the dinner. the right* of the States and especially who was playing ur ar«by got itfitiie way Tlie daughter, a neat looking young the right of each State to or-ler and of the dcaccnding ax and fell in such n lady of 18. soon came in nnd 1 wm soon control its own domestic institution* manner ns to be struck, the blow splitt­ according to its own judgement exclu ­ ing her head open and exposing the in pleasant conversation with her. brain. Tlie wound proved fatal. She too, proved to be a little rebel, pro - sively, ia csacntisl to that ballance of Ja*. Stewart of East Saginaw, tlw dueed aud sang song* from a rebel song powers on which the perfection and heaviest individual dealer iu salt ahiuendurance of our political fabric debook. From a similar book I had in my giea etc., in the state was cl owed up by pockrt I sang tbe Yankee version of (>etids. and we denounce the lawless the •heriff at lhe instance of Detroit on tlie "th. Stewart’s liabili­ the same song*. We chatted pleasant­ invasion by armed force of tbe soil of creditors, ties are. estimated nt fjno.AOO. Hr lost ly together, she among other thing* any State or Territory, no matter un­ •evefal thousand* on salt during the lioasting of having a “fellow" in tlie der wliat pretext as among the gravest pa.«t three moths, und mud, more on rebel army, who sbe archly **id wore of of crimes." The substance of this Chicago wheat option which caused the tl»e grey, which she thought was a plank has also appeared in nearly every failure. We often heal of “tbe meanest man great deal better and prettier than the Democratic platform of recent date. Tbe theory of States rights that ha* in America." but the meanest woman Uae. I taid “that ----------------------------we ever heard of in thia, or any other taste" tliat I “p * recent y teamed to most Mirioualr alarm ' land live* iu ManhalL Her danghtcr cause it was an i Repubbcau* lias been the claim by th? married a young manjevrn |w ny worthy Democrat* that “under our *v*trm but distasteful to the mother, who. du there can be no sack thing a* a United ring the brief wedding trip of tbe pair State* election, bot that all elections, gathered together the bedding, cloth­ thorn-of Pre- ---------------------------------- * ing, tidies, and other things tJ>edang1i ter had; prepared for houwkiH-ping, and bin-net! them. Tbe articles repre­ sented month* of labor on tlie part of th' young lady. A great deal of tbe apeach making at the late meeting of tbe alate teacher" link of that. PRETIER LINE .OF GRAND RAPIDS IlYlBIOJ CANNOT BE FOUND ANYWHERE. Boys’ Suits, *3 and upwards, Mens’ Suite, $-5 and upwards: Mens’ Overcoats, $5 and upwards. Mens’ Rubber Overcoats. Ladies* Cloaks, prettier and better than ever. Ladies’ Derby Waterproof Cloaks. Ladies Rubber Boots. Hrllrra’ IJvrr PHls are B1m. high­ ly r«« ommt'iidetl for curing liver eom■ ip.n mil. -aide hraristtha, fe­ ver and ague, and all direase* of the atoinaeli and liver. Sold by all drug­ gists! 23 cent* per box. BOOTS AND SHOES A better atock we have never hod, and that a great deal. that he can’t work. All who have known thl* whisky hound mv that if Brown would cams* him a few times with hi* number 13 loot, it would doultth-M liavn a better effect titan the cose of ejectment soon to be com menced l>cfore a circuit court rommiatoner. Tlie only work be was ever known to do was to punish, forty-rod whiahy. and as he can not raise tlie “spon»" t_ bay —j it „ with _ __________ —he __ -------- " to this winter, only site by tbe stove and growl* like a toad dog. The only time bfTua*ever *' * -— to go down SA to who butter and wying ! Highest Market Price ; For Produce, and give in exchange goods, 16 ounces to the pound, and 3 feet to the yard. 1827 audm iggo JJURRAH FOR THE BOSS STOCK Wltign tie 8tg fir Errnkiy. |£ A. BFmH, ’ A Caki>.—The iiiulrraigncd wish to express thank* to the friend* of Maple Grove for a handsome gift; a warf nbont 11 feet long, got tin in g<w>d style. Rgv. I). H. SiiklIa . A Ing Job was completed Jan. And or. the farm of Cyrus Wagner. One half mile west of the McKelvey school house it ap|>earM that •Mr. Wagner, baa for some time past lui* Iwm anfferiug for want of a Imrn. on Friday afternoon Jan. 2nd a large crowd -of nrighlmr" collected Iodo n gtxxl turn for brother W. who say* he never saw a smoother structure and widie* tn express hi* thanks and says he hopes thi* n il! Ik> A cow Indi wM-tal wa* held Friday evening. Jan. 2nd at lh«- n-»i<h-ure- of Wm. Bivina. It appear* that Hrrnian Brow n ho* became subjected to those wide awnkc Maple Grove lares who they will cow Iwll the whole town if they will only give them an ojMWtnniiv. Every thing pmurel off nicely. F. WaiInce leading lhe boy* to theaeeno of action when- every man «lom- hi* nnrt. W. P. "THE BOSS" BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, DRESS GOODS of the latent SCI I’IO M I LLS Now.tiring in firut-class running or tier. with n thoroughly competent MILLER in attendance, we guarantee aatixfaction to all tlnw who may favor ns with their patronage. Thoae who prefer can have their WHEAT EICHAHGED FOR FLOUR hades and r patterns VERY CHEAP. BEAVERS. CAMEL HAIR CLOTH, WATERPROOFS and LADIES’ CLOTH. All the latest styles out. BEAVER : PAISLEY SHAWLS THE LARGEST LINE IN TOWN. A BIG LINE OF FELT SKIRTS FROM W CENTS TO *3.00 (■•ail H1B«1 FOR HALE nl the Mill at I lie lowest prices. U . II. 1 Ol \G. Prop. Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods, HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC., ETC. FINEST SEWED BOOT COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. Repairing Done in the Bost Manner Possible! having Settled on hj. farm in IM.1. He wn* always frail IRiving poor health the larger part of hi* life, "till with the help and advice of onr of the best of wifeatuul aripiirrd a >-»n>|>ct« ucy. Hr was a man of sterling integrity, very cotiM-ienlioUK, hour*t, not from pidici. but from principle, but h<- has giim1 from us. Hr leaves a fnilhful f.,d del ti­ led wife nnd a daughter to mourn thrir lots. The funeral arrvirea were con­ ducted by Rev. M. Pratt, pa-lor of the M. E. church of Vermont villr. on Jan 6th. T«ixt:J£rclr«ia*tra 12—7. A large ‘ ‘ ‘ iniKithuiug . tC__ n____ CINCINNATI, OHIO Shop In The Old Postxifllce Building. FRANK CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ALL WOOL MIXED AND CANTON FLANNELS dhawlB, Waterproofs, Lace, Hamburg Edging. HOSIERY. ZEPHYR, GERMANTOWN tod STOCKING YARNS NINETY-FIVE PER CENT. STERLING 15 Per £lSltitei ■ Use. TBE PB0GBE38 GF UXIVEBSALIM IIUJ1MW i CAJiTIILL. hMakag Cc, Cincinnati, Ohio. �Paints, Paints, Paints. DRUB8, Paiats, Oils, Ytnuiba, W7L*il’^&£:,*!rJi5.P±S <uit regardle~ of tk slab ..bi profit. 33| -atJtrwtag M «M&lWeam* their hanks (able* through tbe renter of hia rtxire w hirit groaned with tbe heavy weight «rf'winter goads, have been removed apd l»e inforta* n* that the. tmlance .are acromMaiaat MiUm. Naah- home and Rattle Creek market is boW ing forth in IxMimi* bmldin*.. Mr. aad Hrs. F. Ensign of Eaton Rapid* are visiting at If IR. Dick in*on’s. I* F'nll nnd Complete. gifted temperance orator* of the age. in a very bad condition PAINT OIL DEPARTMENT and many world’* ae- nunrtisiiiiDus • nxyaKua , and F,aUlr PRE8CRIPT1OH8. Mi*w* Befl Truman and Cady GrifFurther damage would liavc ALBUMS. Paint Itiicua t min RW- Mr. J. X Kellogg of Baltimore, ha* wwtost Photograph and Autograph Can’t be lieat. Thi* h conceded br al) who know wy fiutfHtira. Good work and tow price* my motto. 15-19 Atr. C. Bdxtwk. Miaa Amy Tool started for Chicago Spirit® of Turpentine 75 cents per gallon. Kerosene Oil 25 cents per gallon. cM.SiftrTO.mra Elgin & Waltham Watches, or about the ISth neath. Hackle’* mill bOaw Mm with tbe Ud- lion in the bead. tHb. village ly lx-win Durkee lia* l>ceu in Harting* thia wrote, in the fiarhanre of bis datiro aa Mpcrvisor of Castleton. Anrtfn and W. C. Mullan anti wife of Farewell, who have been viaiting relatives in thia vicinty, departed for Our school building* are not near annual talk about a NANMTILLE 15 !MT». ■ The Nrw* believing it to be tbe duty of every well-conducted Dewifmper. nt the begfaing of each yrar, ’ to take a mult, It tarn***., u.'rM-’-'l *dartiefo. -’The commercial buainc** of thi* vil- A 3-year oU child of Malcolm Camp­ bell. of- Rutland, townshij. wa* fatally burned on the 8d. A keroaenr lamp tipped over nnd fired the little tiling's clothing. young merchant of Vermontrill*, call­ ed upon et Thursday and tendered bi* cougratulatiop* in the shape of a rear's Mr* Addie Jone* commenced of troths receiving the touch and rrilbe paid for any in­ liberal rew Wm. Howe, of Baltimore, ha* inredt- plaudit of the great God on hjgn. Then formation will lead to tlie recovcd a wind-mill which Ucreating quite tlicre wa* many poor drunkard wait­ a stir around in that roction. a* for ing to ba a, Christian, aud if the church simplicity <*I tonrtnictioii and durabil­ would only give the cause tlie help it' ity excell* anything in that lino ever ought to, it would soon find 1 tee If fioodput together, and when introduced will carry the. world, or rather everybody faith in humanity stagnate* ua. Tbe That Hakpt A Bahxm deliver all church claim* to be made of followers good* pnrchased of them free of charge. will hare one We called on Mr. A. Edmonds, the , lack of faith in humanity in Hi* word* EV For Knit Hoods, Zephyr Heaxfa and Mime* Jackets, call at -and ■ IVaKKLKU**. h called a baaemcht bam, and for con gambler* cry out aginatthe venience and room-ineM Carrie* off tbe palm. One nice feature is a way, or Mary Ague* Firming’* new «tory “wet damnation" and not drunk. just commenced in the New York track to get horae* from the lianement Tbe speaker loved the Iterance Weekly. For mle by H. G. Halk. canae, and when be tbob*K» «n me newsdealer. If there I* anywhere on thia planet good it had done him felt like jumping IV WlLMiX A Howr. sell more Flour up and never coming down (again. - ------- - and better Flour than any house in Nashfraternity more than the busy inhabi­ 'I'cmperance take* away tba^dgmming iming • ville-........................... _ _ tant* of Baltimore and Johnstown we and poumnoun cup nnd . .olacr ■ CT7TTERS! would like to find them, there is from one ot joy, peace, plenty and blrnaing*. ■ one to ten papers, of different puhllsh- Intemperance destroy* the lame ** a the world in general and Michigan in particular. serpent destroy*. It kill* one person evety ten minutes. “It killed my fath­ er and made me a waif.” Tbe temper- Robert Ormsby, a blacksmith of Bal­ timore, by accident got a wound on hi* hand, caused by the prick of a horse nail, and iuflamalion setting In he ha* phUically. but men morally aud apiritually, and there wa* nothing bet­ ter saving than a man. The speaker had traveled n great deal and naw many fine things io art and nature, but liappcncd some two week* ago and af­ never *aw any thing that equalled a ter passing through no n- 'immense ——— man. —i— lart I Women luul a great work to do in the amount of •offering, on «r„ Tncyday I have on hand a large onantiry of Cutter* of my own manufactnre for the coming winter trade, which will be *old very low. Please call nnd look Ecgkxe Cook. them over. brought to Nashville may lie seen at tViirttr iu’« EV Corn taken in exchange for bbtekrtnithing nl*o two tlmussud bush­ el* wadumI on wet. at the Fot npRT in Naabvflle. Itriekw brut. selling lu-r husband liquor, but the consented to the operation of having tcmpcrauce cause. The speaker wa* Wanted at the Fred Store oi Hakut lhe wound lanced, since which time he no woman's right* advocate, but bcher $15. and the curt* of the suit. i* ou tlu< gain, anti if nothing befall* licved the women ought to vote on C. N. Young and hia newly acquired questions of education and ten>|>crancc. old trade, and drew much new trade cd a new stock of Boot*. Shoe* and bride returned to Nashville, Friday •hop. * and the day in which wives, mother* from the town* of Sunfield. North evening. The bride i* redding in thia Dr. VanHorn report* considerable and sisters would be allowed to vote Woodbind. Baltimore and Johnrtown. tVAll the jMipular Magazine*, week­ village, amLClark is running his school siekne** through the country, and hi* wan surely and swiftly coming and then The M. C. R. R. Co’* freight record lies. Fanil ion Journal*, Sea Side Libraout in Maple Grove, just as though “victory is oara.“ The lecture was ric*. Detroit Dailies kc„ will be found show* the following figure*: nothing had happened. patient of late, a little daughter of highly embellished with effecting an­ Mr*. G. W. Swan, daughter of Eli F. During IH79.%438.871 11m. lX8tfi,87»lb*. Morgan Ketcham, aged fl yearn of Bal­ ecdote* aud personal recollection* and IV Don't forget that if you want the During 1878. -’.SKSC lbs. 11.(778.3131 b*. Evan*, living a couple of ftileeeart. timore, who dim! of scarlet fever after tire writer cloacd with a powerful ap­ Iwrt pnir of Hob* with rock-elm beam* In favor ’Tl. I.SO.XWMm. MOMfUb*. dcjiartcd this life, from consumption, only, forty right hour* siekne**. The peal to the young men to sign the. and the bert finished Cutter in ^thc county, or good Horse Shoeing. Wag­ By car loads the record of shipments or. Friday lart. The funeral service* case appeared of a malignant type, and pledge and don the rvd ribbon. ons. BoIm, Buggies or Cutter* repaired were held at the M. E. Church in thi* being tlx* only case under hi* obarrvapaintid or tnmmid In the liest style. WEST K ALA MO ITEMS. village Sunday afternoon. tion and in fact the only one known in i ('ail nt the Foundry and get it. Don. C. Henderson of the Allegan the vicinity, it create much anrpriar.it* and twelve more of wheat that we did Joaraal, i* a candidate for lhe census in 1878, and a* the price paid for wheat origin being a mistrry. The doctor nlPolitic* begin to sprout. ranged much higher during the year aupcrintcndeocy of -this district, and so report* « caw of sciatic rheumatism, Tbe sleighing went • just past than In 1878. of course the taking into consideration Don's expe- the wife of Norman Clark of Assyria, but who know improving in health. on a visit. ■ cau procured nt mouity. There were fourteen car* less we know of no man who could fill the G. W. Fry, of Baltimore has* horse | ilnny Sh<;ru>a» ol i. i i.KmB | OroinK. position better or more worthily. iu a critical condition, from the effect I hr* vousln, Mra. EcL Rrear. ...................... That ably edited and pretty (typo ­ p»-d than in 1878, bat this is something of a kick received from hit male some ' A large amount of building h» uu the | Tobacco go t» thia community Is not To blame for a* graphically) |>a|>cr. the Lansing Heit has been eiigagnd during tlw past paid icon, hit* blnasomed forth n* a tri­ A heavy rain rtorm un Saturday lart, weekly. The Republican iu manage­ the fetlock joint ami from there intla- 1 made little lake* nil around. mntinn M*t in ami lhe leg swelled full, ment and tyjiographical ppjtearnncc and at last, by reason of • bruise on , has alway* been a leader of tlie craft .. , . j. .. .• , 1' wltli with a smiling lace face and and warm un brnuth. the hip, caused by the exertion of the । ..... .. , ...... . . .. «. ' Ji Milton Hcrringof nui«i»ir Hilladalr <Co..**roth. . - .. , , . ,i mon ncmngoi during tbe part year. Had ii not l>een horae to ttgain bis fret, the intlama- cr „f Samuel Herring wa* visiting for the nnavoldhble fart the reader abundant kucceas in it* new venture. Private dispatches from Wanhington nnd now thefo I* an ugly sore in a very ' Donation Jan. 1st, at the village, for would have been thrown in our favor. to Charlotte convey tbe information toui »|>ot on tii* animal. The horae i* I Elder Marali the Part or of the Congrethat D. B. Ainger ha* l»ecu appoluton Or .......J mo. postmaster of Washington. D. (’. Mr. <.„or.*»D . . . -_ _ 1 rul/.r II... , . ‘ ■“ -t*tomiifl prrvatir nnr .iiuoapnrrv. Mitten* just received at bought 173,234 bushels wheat; MO. WK) Ainger, who wa* until recently editor who I* a poor but tndurtrious young rau>cd by tlie dirturlmnre of their bushels corn ; 10.000 bushel* oat*; 3.500 of the Charlotte Jlepablicaa, wa* made man, who i* endeavoring to hew him a i beautiful ImxIic* by the hunter*. superintendent of railway mail service home out of a wUdcructM. i Tbe village landlord H. C. Goddard, Ktouk. ’ tw । pork ; 30,000 lira woqJ ; barrel* not long ago. Mr. Ainger, I* a positive J. Batlcr lias a stone implement «»"«» blackrtnith: ami the way he hard working Republican and tlx- found in Johnstown near Bn.tol lake I “mUb‘ ,hr ,’5,n*'‘l* »ur tV Buy your Dry Good*, Boot* and I I IUU iuIW fuuiHuwu ura: • pnsing, from one to A d<Men horse* Id tbe matter of building ituproveShue*. Hat* mill I'aim. Urocerir* anil 1 «np|>oscd to once be a war or battle | applying for underpinning each d-’.y. fortune. Mi*. Mia* Mar May Wilcox, Wilcox, om- of Uh- fair Cha*. P. Rusrell of Drtn.iL P. <1- W. axe. Hi* nearly n cylinder in fonu. .i aud alamt 5 inches in length, and cer- ' darnaels damsel* of Kalamo Kalamo.l wa* married on C. Tu«f tiw State, spoke at the Chris . the showing is very tainly |a curiosity in its way. Mr. B. tian Church uu Wednesday evening in ot the buidnn** men of Harting*. ha* other stone implement*, such a* Here’* our bert wiahc* for the happy 11 ceedcd in organizing a lodge of thirtyonce connected with tlie rigging of tbe The person who boldly helped him addition, to tbe place. A look about three charter member*, with lhe fol­ self to n road scraper from the barn of town show* new buildings erected dur- lowing list of officers: W. C. T.. E. ParDenn Mix a short time ago, without 4yj W. V.Tw Mr*. Young; Recording flag ship in tbe great battle of I-ake Irate, will please return that aud the ’ Erie. Mr. Butler got it from the ahip iu log chain taken with it. forthwith, and ' Secretary. IL W. Flint; Financial Sec­ Ainsworth At Brook*, to tfi« save trouble aud rx)K>»ure. Don’t ' retary, l>r. Barber, Treasurer, Mr*. B. off Eric, Pa. Mr. B. tell* of the damag­ F. Reynolds; W. I. Helen Alloa; W. in Central Michigan. kind*. ed condition of the ship, a* she wa* Ti* said that Will. Brundigv wa* O. G..C. D. Cooley; Ixdgc Deputy, L. -riving along l»j the Crowell school Kellogg. Demaray At Co., new store S. Smith. ____ __after house with hi* team of horse* nnd don। _______________________ loUe and other vr**el* „ appeared H. G. Hale, new store. ., . __ ‘ “r*~T "*_____ ' i key at a good pace, when the donki-v Fl their nwurection from the deep. Mr. ,Upped from the barm-**, and was not ' ■AMT1MB ITEMN. until gut Imine and nnd I Butler waa born iu 1813 on the lake missed it util Will, had got 1jV All tlie tall amt winter style* iu At present basineas here ia quite dull shore 13 milet cast of Cleveland, and liegan Legau to unhitch from the t«» sleigh, tri.*,. when 1i Mi Millinery- kimmI* mat received, l.r .Mr*. Io: no doukrv could l«c found, and go- ; tale* in I num Ho«i*r block. I lie latitig lawk to tlie *c > '--» 9 • I — — ra* — ; ' r*t v* 1 aud -t y <1 thirst finest hue line <if oi rawer rrather*, Horace CotanL baa ix-en arrvste '. on I- J. Whroler, -u attention ■]« j Flume*, Ruchiug, I. found quietly si a charge of stealing *800 from hi* lorn. i'JpjX' studying algebra. Wn. Roaton, brick dwelling. grandfather, an aged jx-iitloaor. All that hr visited in early childhood. tV A fine line of jewelry John Fnraiaa, brick dwelling. but which had been spent Apreeiug, over in Maple Grove, hitched hi* John Hrekatborn. dwelling. waa found in the youth'* boot*. Widow Mnar/dweHing. horae* iu front of Rufu* Brook*', and CV Bert Hinesburg Coal for sale at David Htevro*. dwelling. Arangementa are being made for the while aboent the team in some manner A. W, OH*, two dwelling*. coming anniversary of the formation of coming up tbe county linr. the sleigh­ ton. tbe Reform Club, which will Im obing being good, they started for a race, Mwvedbya four days meeting. I>r. and just a* they were under a full beau ; of steam, and were just readr to wager । Henry A. Reynolds; John R. Cisrkand er*, .larucr A. iz. newton, » I*** "J ?“U ,,lMt ,,,rYW,,n ii ’*bomr t-F The Divert line of Clock* at Prof. Samuel Dickey are tlie speaker* at tbe re*idenee of J orenxo J*fo!p.tb«,irl.roM4t*»r' lhe/ wprr ron,from n broad. a few days since, and a .ery en- j *«tb Tbe I. 0. 0. F. have choaeu trio fol­ stime wa* had. Mr. Mudge i« • load «f wood and Mr. Bowen ■illiug lowing corps of of officer* to preside . I. _ at . s_ .■ : .... nni.ll V nn **iH I.wail m.jH.lini' nn I (it. over their deliberation* for the enwing 1 reralt of tlie Maine squabble. when the two trama came together like the lo­ comotive* of two expreas tiaiii*. the hone* of both team* were brought on tbcir hannche* by the concussion, which awoke Mr. Itowro from hi. re­ verie, and ioifrping from hia load he elry Hue nt aepernted the conte*raiit* and awaited the coming of Mr. Tieeh, who wa* fol­ lowing hia tram. No damage douc price* on everything in hi* line. Call Him cirepta broken neck-yoke, aud tlie and see. lorn to Tiech'a team of their wagvr. Bunker Hill Harness Oil, The F. fc A. MV have installed the **----- M. W. Riker. W. M; 1 B’.H.Pwwera,J. W; 1 C. H. VanAnmnr. 8. D.: Jofea Mate. ’ ry. Trier; A. E. Ri- And mkL RINGS. Ladies' and Gentlemen’s Chains, 82.00 The best Harness Oil in the world. No good fanner should do without it JEWELRY. Pure 1Furniture Varnish $2.50 per gallon, aoiss anoTH—s. Pnnfa Vwrniah Ntii CH) per rw gallon. cmllnn 'Puren Coots Varnish $3.00 [t is * Fact Pure Damar Varnish $3.00 per gal. Hard Oil Finish §3.00 per gal. I Largest and Best Selected Stock Red and White Lead, Dry and in Oil. Putty, Glue, Whiting, Venetian Red, Yel­ low Ochre, R. R. Paint, etc., etc, to numei-l ous to mention. FURNITURE Parlor Sults, Chamber Suits, Easy Chairs, Patent Rockers, Extension Tables, Lounges, Mirrors, Camp Chairs, t c For Sale only by Me, Old Gov’t Axle Grease, the “boss,' per box. Our Undertaking Departn n't PURE PINE TAR Prices that Can’t 1 Undersold. C. C. WOLCOTT Kellogg, Demaray & Co. NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! IKU" Ercry one who ha* an account, i* re­ questr-d to call and settle their account by note or otherwise within 3D day*. July litb. 1879. El'okxk Cook. GtM Bat, Plai, Cun, iwtint GO To THE NEW STORE OF WILSON I HOWE (Opposite the Wolcott. House.! GROCERIES SIRPKISED I BOOTS AND SHOES. ’OK WE ARE BOUND TO Fresh Goods and Lew Prices. Respectfully Tear*, Good Goods, Low Prices 9 and ______ WILSOM A HOWE JJRW GOODH Just Received SQUARE DEALING GOING, GOING. GUNG I DURING THIN MOM R ----------WE OFFER- SPECIAL BARGAINS! W inter Goods ! ----------- M----------- aimplv a nominal applied. It ia no YOUNG EADIES' TERM8 REASONABLE. DON'T ran. TO OAIL ire for it until re ten naked what hia “will be nothing medicine." which DRESS 1AUMC A SPECIALTY! voun* ■areaoTFUu.v, BOSTON STORE. �to the raflen of Tww now goMnUy well nythical "rfart of lhe COMPOUND A MIGHT OF HORROR. Twas midnight The moon had vuilod its face from the world lf»k>w. The altars, man's best friends, whose eyes al ways twinkle st his mistakes, ami till with tear* st hia mhlorttiuos. bad to­ night cIommI their eyelids, refusing, it would seem, to oottatocafice by lb< ir light lhe dark soene about to be en­ acted. The calm that precede* a storm had settled upon all na’ui The aoroa changes. The dark, threatening cHuds. ao long. confined, were filling the air with muttered warning". Sharp flashes of lightning dbonaionally p erring tho gloom made tbe darknera still mure in­ tense. The deep-rooted pines, that End for years withstood the onslaught of winter storms and laughed d»-flam*e at the mad lashing of summer galea, were to-night hclpleas iu the hand of the ide mrats, and, stripped of their l-ram-Le», they moaned aud sighed at the destruc­ tion that had come tl|K>n theta. Each successive flash of light coming from the great- beyond revealed a large white house, standing silent ami alotre. D0«aai<i:i star tint _____________________ tight high above her Lead, and tiptoeing along behind came her brave husband. Gaoticnsly satirely at varianoe with, and Unneeesdescending tbe stairs Um proc—inn aory to, Ike proper study and practical wended it* way to the dining room. tiliiiiv uf the science of meteorology—a Mr*. Graham bravely threw open the Veritable hybrid. I will beri mention, briofly, lhe in ward new of this institu­ tion t Within a stone's throw o< the War Department al Washington may be> Ida might and started for the stairs on setm a building with its roof decorated a dted run. leaving hi* wife io follow with what appear to be iarge-sixed toys, a* beat she could. The pitalwr.'of called weather vanes, anemometer at­ coarse, enmo down; but, fortunately, it tachments, rain-gaUgM, etc., few ot did oot coma ia contact with Uwperson which aro practically of any tile.several of Mra. Graham. Bnt the water—true of them only furnishing meteorological to the taw of gravitation—also eam« information. In this building tbe aodown, anil, unfortunately fir Mtw. eallid Chief Signal Officer has his Graham—as she was attired in her headquarter*, but who, while receiving evening costurna—its ruck her squarely the credit thgrtdar, has little to do with on the. head, and leisurely ran the tho manufacture ot weather re]xirt*and whole length-of her body. • After grop­ the compilation of mtteorologiral data, ing her way back up the stairs and these duties being jierformed by some striking a light, she looked around for |I doaen or more military understrappers her husband, but be was nowhere to :i and about 1U0 derka, all ot whom, with be seen. Alter calling him loudly aev- ,I one exception—that of chief stark, re­ eral timea, he at last lifted the Iwd- ' cetving a-uttary of ffi.OOO per year—are clothes from hia head and asked bis iI regularly enlisted for a term of five wife, in piteous tones, if it wasn't! pretty Lear mnruiug. dcr the strictest military discipline, and t'j»on investigation, next morning, it for very slight oflensca are sent, a* pun­ wm found that one of the shutters hid ishment, to a military fort, known as become detached from the building, Fort Whipple, wbefe tney are made to and the wind, blowing’strong!v in the ilu duty as soldier*. This fortification nght direction, had forced it against is situated near Arlington Heights, On tho window, breaking several ol tho tho Virginia aldo of tbe Potomac river, glasace. This was the crash llrnt was *1 out three miles distant from the Sig­ nal Office above mentioned, where mtn who have enlisted into the aignxl corps are initiatc-d aud regaled with a taate ol the soldier's life. Having bound them­ selves for five years to military rale, they lose their individuality, and soon realise that they are no longer free men. They are ” put through a coarse of sprouts ' with ail the rigor and au­ thority a self important and petty eommisaioned officer can assume. Woe to him if tbe young man who enter* here has been pampered and fostered aud attended by loving heart* and will- ieiicc. Within the mansion silence reigned as deep and undisturbed a« that which inhabits the grave. Th1'" within lay quietly sleeping, unmindful of danger, aud enjoying lhat sweet re­ loved by hia friends and respected by his cnemiea; times without number had he placed the cup of cold water to his neighbor's tips, and many a poor woman, applying a fresh faggot to the dying emliers, had. with uplifted cyo* and claspxxl hands, prayed God to bMM him aa the triend ’ ' Although he had yet scarcely reached the top otthe hill of years. Mr Grab on had a well-established reputation for honesty and busincMt integrity, ami a record of wliieh any man might lie have daahcil the picture uj«.,n the ear. vaa;“ 1 have told you *11 the good llunmi I could about Mr. Graham, and now I must say. with a’i Lis virtues. In had hi* failing* In conversation with a friend u few days before the went about t<> be re­ corded, concerning a rccvnt burglary, he said: "I do not wiali to take humin life, but. Jet any man enter my hotiw in the dead of night, with the paqK-.tc and intent of robbery, and 1 would short him on tbe spot. As I said before, 1 <lu Mood, bat I have a wife and a hoioe to protect, and'that I will do, even al tinsacrifico of my own life. I s< n<>u*h hope, for thu take of my wife, that n ■thing of lhe kind will happen at our txvuae, aa abv i* naturally nerrons and • xcitablc. and I ftar the shock w.oild be too modi for her." Perhaps, reader, in your cx|H-nvuee with men, you may !u»v.- met with snch a character as Mr. Graham There were quite n number ol them around the tail time 1 looked. Men, yon know, who, when their neighbor comes down in the morning and relates In* exnencneo with a burglar the night prevruii*. how he beard him al the blinds, and. looking out, saw him stealing along the fade of the house, throw their hands into their pockets, and. after stamping aroand the nxn> several times, oak him why he didn’t go nght oat and grab him, remarking they'd like to see route burglar fooling around their boose in that way. These are the kiud of men who are very brave in tho day­ time, but when the day put* it* night­ cap on, and the black curtain of night ia drawn over tho world, they seem to lose their grip; their backbone loses it* •tiffncM, and, in walking Lome talc at night, they iungine every tree's a man, and that every post wears pant*. Have yoa been awakened from a soaad sleep at about 2 o'clock in the Bunia* and fancied you bean! a noire in the adjoining room ? You heard the clock tick ominously, and then one of those Jong, cold, slimy shiver* would start at your heels and fed its way ariftly the whole length of your back, asd, licforr you had time to crawl under lhe bed, another one would start at the same place aad travel in the name direction. Oh! how you wished it waa morning, aud then, when daylight ta<cn ma-lc here. A young tun whose arm had bceu amputated wa* attacked by diphtheria before liraling took place. and. in«tead of t’w matter incident to that disease being deposited m lhe the woandeal arm. aud the diphtheria was very light and easily managed. Dr. Davis. <>f Mankato, profited by this, and m hi* next ease ot diphtheria blistered bis patient s cheat, andon this blistered part the chief dc)>t»iU appeared. This was ail <-a*y taao of tho di*e**c. The th con of Dr. Davis is that diphtlicna usually apfM-ars iu tbe throat bccau*. of the thinnraa of tbe lining of the throat. Hence, when the blister breaks the skin niton any other part of the Ixj.1v. tlie diM-juM* appear* there. Sic*.— Beef-tea, If be received with after cold steeping i —Take one fxuind of the beat beef; cut it into thin sheen and scrape the meat fine, put it along With two-third* of a saltspooufu* of salt into one pint of cold water con­ tained tn nu esrllirn !>owl, and let the mixture stand two or three hour*, stirring it fr< qucntly; place it m the R*m«i vessel covered on tlie back part wry gradually to u blood best Mid no mure, for any higher temperature would injure the nutriment; then strain it thiongh. a flue sieve or muslin l>ag. nnd it i* ready for na«*. Tlie making of beef-tea ia not a cooking pro- Bat, it win be aakad, rtai result, have been sttaroed by the service? At tiii* writing, the last pnblialirel report is that of the flMal year ending June 30. 1978. From Jkfa it apprer. that; daring that re*r?W® were 171 disas­ ters to vtoaals uithXi tha limit* of the o’ board these vesselti IJUT panons. The number of lives saved waa 1,331, tho number lert 226. and the number of days' succor afforded to shipwrecked persona a-, the stations wnM9. Of the 226 lost, 183 peridMd at the dfaaaiare to the steamer* Huron and Metropolis, the former occurring four days prior to the manning of lhe strtfaea, which the appropriations kir il>e maintenance ot the service did hot then tiermil io take jftaoc until the lit of Deoembar, and the latter occurring at a distaDoe so're- w*TKft.- Dr. E. N. Chspm-iu lias pre­ sented to the MedicJ Society of lhe State of Sew York some viluabb notes on U-e m>c of milk aud lime for invalids. He says be has used milk and time­ water for years aa a diet for bis patients, with grtal succaaa, particufariy in eases involving nerve centers, that are ac­ knowledged to be tittle under the com­ mand of the axepted modes of treat­ ment, such, tor instance, a* maraamns, anaemia, jmubItmk, indigestion, neural g.*, d.ulera. dementia and afahoham. tails, bowetrt, in raffh a {taper as tbe Loudon Timm will carry tbe intelh ------ *.-------------- narrow Hauta jn circulates, and. so far, ------- ,--------------- lorabip fa thwarted. The order of the Minister ol the Into rior state, that lhe snpemrion was caused by the pidHtostson of a sort of diarr. in which tire *titef aafa forth in very graphic detail the widespread miafcry tn the piwjfla In gvefy part of tho interior. In thia diary the flfst oomplaini made bf the writer lx of tbe enormous increaae of pricer of all tho n a os Marisa of life. He shows thaiih the South of Rawia the prices of grain tastrophe* of tlie Huron and contributed largely in securii age of the elective bill of < i waa introduced and warmly | by Hon. 8. 8. Cox. and wi i iialicd the service onasfafelk I powers ahd ftincbonb some | mensUrate wiih its pdrpose । Inlilies. Erom Xovetobwr. . _ ; date of tlie inauguratipiToriLe proeent ! system, to the 30th of June, 1H78, the umulier of disasters stated to hare oc­ curred within tbe field of operations of tbe aarvioe was 578; tbenumllet of per­ sona on tenud the veaaefa involved was 6,2h7; the number saved waa 5,981; the number loot 306, and. tho number of days* I relief afforded to shipwrecked persons at the stations, 3,716. It should be observed that during the first of these seven years the service was liofited to the coast* of Long island and New Jersey; the two following ! years, to those coatis, with the addition I of Cajw Cod; the next year, to the Lome, where every tittle wtab waa an­ . foregoing, with tho addition of the ticipated and bis hands allowed to ’ coast* of New England and tlie cov*t grow white and delicate, who, per- (from Cape Henry to Cape Hatteras; I'baucc. the late hard times have driven | the next, to tbe foregoing, with the adt<> toil. He will find no kindness here, dilion of the coast from Capo lienexcept Jmong tluwe who may !>c like lopen to Cape Charles; the next, to 1 all the foregoing, with tlie addition of iiimm-lf. He is at once put into a sl>*.-Ciea of uniform that Langs liog-like Florida ana the lake coast*; and the atxiut hia person, and all the accouter­ la*t year, to the coast at present in­ ments of war non dangle about him. I eluded. It ia not claimed'that lhe entire numHe with other* U made to scrub aud । ■weep out the quarters, clean spituicns, 1 ber ot persons designated In tlie above onu, .. .vu. »on,d. h*TC Peri*hcd <«nng -«*< water, split w-~. wood, build fires, ~ attend itaily drill, guard-mount, stand «•> of the hfewsnng erews, g-taid and recite meteorological lessons ' ,,D<‘° uot tnfrequenUy. in cam -of lor diversion: and. should he rebel shipwreck by stranding, a portion of igsiust the performsuer of sny of “*• imperiled * tucse, the guard house awaits him for * ~ * c->nfinemi!nt until bo is ready to sub nut — all this for lhe purpose of bottling sjwires the threatened vessels from de­ siderol properly drilled in lhe use of struction. But it is certain that a large tlie implements u( war, aud line stiff! projiortiou of the number would have A closer approximation to cicntiy gaped and yawned over IxMimta' p-nshoL and other treatises on meteorology, he to the real efficacy of the service could is ready to tie sent to some branch Signal station, of which there arc some Lfv in former year* upon the coast* eighty or ninety scattered at various where life saving stations ire now establfltbcd could be obtained. Unfortnpmnu throughout the country. The annual appropriation for this mvlciy no snch record exists, except an peculiar a«rncc ts with occa­ imperfect one, consisting of meager sionally on extra KXt.OOU for tl}e in­ data relative to diaosteni between lb&0 crease aud better efficiency of the ser- and IMG in tie vicinity of the rude staUon-huta on tbe Lang island and Mined, and thus a few pel officer* grow Sew Jersey ecasta. It la known lhat tills record by no means includes m-*r f.il at tbe public cipro**. It would certainly seem that all this -JI the .liAi-u-rn which occurred on । utnp and military embellishment i» these coast*. A cotnpsnsou, however. il.-csdediy superfluous to a prop-r main professor* who thoroughly understand 1 the business, and whose ides* have been borrowed by the man who has managi-d. without any claim to great knowledge of any kind, to foist him­ self into the position to gratify a hankering afu-i military title and lhe means of Ix-ing regarded aa a great man. Were a professor of the sciences in this position be would gel along very well without all this bombast, and axve to the country many thousands of t ! dollars by his lira* pretentious and ' more eocnomic conduct of this branch I of public service. Instead of making men submit to the indignities at pres­ ent practiced and haring them undergo I a preparatory ooutm- nt a military fort al tbe Government's expense, bis sclcc- । one-third of a pound of fresh beef, mut­ ton. jx>ullry,or game, minced very fine; place it in fourteen ounces ot soft cold pinch. or alout eighteen grains, of table salt, aud three or four drops of muri­ atic acid ; stir al! with a wooden spoon, and set it aside for one hour, stirring it occasionally; then strain it through a ganxe or sieve, and wash lhe residue left on the sieve by means of five addi­ tional opnr.n of cold soft water, preen­ ing it, so that all theaolutie matter will :<e removed from tbe rrsidne; mix tlie two atrainiDga, and tbe extract is ready lor use. It should be drunk freely every two or three hour*. IHdll number ot savants, tor be it understood tliai a vciy large number of the present weather clerks are mere dulls, and their weather reading not to be relied upon, as they lake no interest in tbe work lieyond the drawing of their monthly salary. Al an exact moment of time, thrice each day —morning, noon and night —lhe men al the branch stations are supposed u> Uk<- accurate readings . of the barometer, thermometer, sue-1 mometcr, etc., and telegraph their ob , scrvataina to the central office at Wash­ ington for deduction, but tbe writer of' tins article has beard of frt quenl case* of ! * cooking ’ of old reading*, on the part ot tbe "soistants, to save them­ selves time and trouble. A sense of l>ondage on the port of tbe (irivates serving si these stations makis them for the most part indifferent to their duties, which they perform mechabicallv, having do love for atmospherical ment, with some good professor at its head, instead of s man whose highest •nlstian is to be a General of the regu­ lar armvTho recalls ot some ten years' trial ODdermiHiary regime do n't justify the Signal Officer's frequent assertions in bis annual report* that no other plan weald do. Certain it fa that a fax mouths' resilience in a military fort, ' doing ■Jilifajy duty, amnot benefit the with this list *uowg an average annual n-dnetion in the loos of life of about 97 per cent. The record is a shining one. How much of it is duo to official organixatlon may readily be conceived, bnt it is les* 1 easy to realise bow much of it belongs ' to the gallant crews of the stations. Tbe professional skill of these men, their unfaltering energy and 1endurance, their steady bravery in the hour of supreme ordeal, and at all timea their sober fidelity to duty, how­ 'ever bald or irksome, are beyond all lhe officers in charge of the service, ahoae main reliance must be, after all. upon tlie manly virtue id these crew*. W bat, indeed, can ever stand in lira In tbe national Senate, has been pre aented a peculiar memorial signed by Commodore William B. Whiting, of the United Blates navy. Tbe memorialist requests the Senate to authorise the President to issue a proclamation invit­ ing the Governments of all the nations on this continent to unite in a* confed­ eration for mutual support, ofienaive and remain independent iu the administra­ tion of its own affairs, but to bo other­ wise subordinate to lhe general Govern­ ment of the confederacy; which shall bare the executive right to declare war. to proclaim peace, to maiutaiu armies and navies, and to regulate commerce. In order to organice this confederacy be suggest* the assembling of a Con grew of Delegates from each Govern- to lie submitted for ratification to the nations repreaeuted; ratification by twothirds to be binding upc-n the whole number. Tbe memorialist mentions washiag ioda. TbOA, ■» ordinary bar­ red should lx» filled half full trf water, and a solution of about two pounds of soda in as much water as will dissolve it poured in.and the liquids tboroughlv mixed by shaking the barrel, which aliouid then be filled to th- bung wite w»Ur, and allowed io remain from twelve to fourteen hour*; then, after He says: "Life hu become dtaror, withdrawing the dnooiored liquid, it and atill people do not valfie gudr litto (should bo well rinsed and filled with any more. Nothing bat suicides by K Water, nd should remain a few drowning, by shooting, or the knife, s more, when it win be fit for use. sre reported from every side." In hit Other woeden utensils may be similarly eater the next ilsy, the diarist makes u treated.- Journal of Chtmittrv. protest Bgainst'lbeihtratefied nbnbtiou Is choosing feed for animals, it is not of the system of election of university tale to It «r»nL-d aitogethsT by the profeseors and the substitution of those , chemical const! UteUte. Aa analyaia appointed by the Government. Tho i mxy be useful in comparing Otic wellnext day he taken up the subject i known food with another, and may iielp I of agricoltare, and shows that over a ' ! ns in making op a judgment aa to pro | >eor MgU not» rtefnten wvra devised to.-;j portions and value*. But with feeding I the promotion of the idWef agficnltund |' Muff" not well known, a mere analysi* ! schools, and that not a single Ht-p had tMyte delusive । for instance, spent lieen taken to carry out the scheme I hops are siloWfl t" sontain 1L7 per cent. contemplated by the statute*. So far I of fat, 9.9 per cent of sab, and 14.7 rsr from that, a teacher of a Bl Petersburg ■ cenL of allAminuida. From this lory school who commenced instructing his ' would appear to turpoaa in value the scholar* in natural history incurred the best clover bay. or even to equal cotton­ wroth of the Government aud bad to seed meal, in nutritive qualities; but a* lirelah 11® *ay*i (Utecartinally : "A popu­ | a focxl tor oow*. tew would care to cx­ lation. for example, is f-iigkgtd iff the I prrtfeent with them. Tins is a broad iron industry, aud carpentering is made । example, Inti II shows tbe necos»ity for compulsory in the schools, although j discretion in forming opinion* of lhe there is probably not a tree nor a bush value of such crude food A* sedgre. within mile* of the aettlemenL For rushes and ooarae, wild graaaca. Di­ the sake of conformity, wc c ’ gcatibility is of the utmost imj>ortanc<-. mence educating the populate nculture in those dutrtrta whe la ___ not— an — acre of-----------land to^Jw." plot _ ------The AT tbe last aweion of the American next day he refefv to tbe Infsrnona dishoncaty In financial matter* practiced Agricultural Hnctrty, m Sow i’ork city, by the Communal aothoritiiw, and com­ Dr. A. ft. Heath, President ot tbe Farm­ ers' Club of Mie American Institute, plains that defalcations and emliexrJementa aro so common that they would read a paper entitled “ How Shall We amount to mdhona if they were reck­ Increase the Value ot Our Dairy Cow* oned up. Tbe nett day he returns to and Beef Stock ?“ Tlie object, be said, the attack by charging the anUiOrl- rwuild l<««t !>e accomplish! <L by care in breeding If milch eow> were dvoire.:, a* arguments for the conversion of farmer* dionld l»rw-d for milk : if batts r heretics to ortlKxioxv. Hr instances wa* required, they should breed to­ men and women who have been flogged gether those animals whose special ex­ as a means <d grace, sad on* jxior worn cellence strongly indicated l lust product in large quantities, and also in superior quality. If c.hccaa was the aim of lb*' "Nineteen years will soon bare passed since the emancipation of lhe serfs, and during all this time the whip and stick Lave not disappeared from the *c)f- barbanam docs not hartuonixe with the respect duo to the individual man. What do we see ? The flagellation of Stundiata, the burning of witches, the burning of a dumb man suspected of : prcsding rinderpest, the drowning of a drunkard who in hia cups Uirentimed to burn down a village. Thia ia tbe way m which the commune exercises it* authority over the individual. An elder directed the auto da-ft ot the BLADDERS KIDNEYS OBF.RTN it HOTCHKISS, For Debility, Loss of Memory. Indi* position to Exertion or Busine**,Short nesaof Breath.Troubled with thought* of Disease. Dimnews of Vision. I’aiu in tlie Back, Cheat aud Head, Rush of Blood to Ute Head, Pale Countenance and Dry Skin. If these symptoms are allowed to go on, very frequently Epileptic Fits aud Consumption follow. When lhe Coo stiluUon bccorm v affected it requires । the aid of an invigorating medicine to I strengthen and tone up the syslem - HELMBOLD’SBUCHU ENRT IROM, RAILS fc SHELF HARDWARE 1* mv MXhic*" ** Inrt*4r4 *" *i I JF.QPLE'S DRUG STORE, HELMBOLD’SBUCHU IS UNEQUALED Rheumatism, Spermatorrhoea, Neuralgia, DR1 GOODS. SILKSsdJ DRESS QUODS Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation, General Debility, Kidney Diseases, cow was one of the most valuable coo brought to this country. Although a» a milker she was second io Jersey, aa a cheese maker she wm unsurpassed and in gem" a! excellence was nndoubl It is a popular idea that every por tiou of the globe (uruishcs tn some tree, shrub, plant or w.nrml a remedy for the disceeca prevalent in that section It ia also very generally twlieved that the seedlings produced in any part of the country will be found specially adapted to lhe ' • • • « region very hardy and productive. Many persona who raise promising seed­ ling frnij tree*, and who find tliai they fail in thi region where they are pro treatment of tbe ''Slundiata. Who disced, make no effort to teat their value hold lhe whip more tenaciously in there hands than the elders of the village part of wisdom, however, to send speci­ communes? The first step in peasant mens to remote portions ol the country reform ia to destroy this artiitrary for tbe purpose of allowing local horti­ power over individuals." culturists to teat their merits. Tbe Though the charges made by thi* fruit prod iced on a seedling apple tree diarist would not lie deemed sufficient originate!) in Kentucky may rot on the , grounds for lhe suspension of a new- branches and be declared worthless paper in any country having a repre­ Bat a tree of thia variety planted in sentative form ol government or not Michigan might mature its fruU in . governed by a military dcapotism, they pnme condition. The Malden's Bloah. none the lews present a very strong in­ a loch ia a Bummer apple along the Ohio I dictment of the Rnssian Government, river, is an excellent late fall ap^le tn and one which will not fail to strike the this vicinity, and a late keeper in Sorth I world as true in all its coanta, from th* ern Wiaconain. Tbe Roxbury russet । verv haste with which the Government and Rhode Island Greening, which keep ' strikes down the newspaper making it. well till April and May in tho New EdTho political injustice of the Govern- gland Btatea. not infrequently rot on the trees ip Kentucky and Tennevce. on tlie people are no secret; bnt, when A Rrntiemau near this city raises some to this is added such a fearful catalogue apples which he is able to keep nine ot social oppression and brutality, and । months. They are the product ot trees such a wreiched picture of distress and prorared in Georgia, where, singularly suffering, there can be no wonder tliat enough, the fruit ripens iu June and Nihilism thrives, that amanita are made decays before autumn commence* — upon lhe lives of o'ficials, and that lhe Chicago Timet. I>cople ire on lhe verge of revolution, or that tbe people bitterly complain that, while the Government was willing to enter into a long and bloody war with Turkey to relieve the eon di Hoc of the people of tbe Dancbian province*, it will do nothing for its own. Scarcely three month* have elapsed since the horrible fate of Karoly, lhe renowned wild-besot lamer, during one of hia M-neatu.nal performauccs with u huge boa constrictor, by which he was crushed to death while enveloped in its coils. Wc now learn that another tragedy of this character has just been enacted al Berlin. William Rice, the • Tiger King," a brother-in-law of Hagcnta-ck, who is well known through oat Europe aa the impresario of.Nauan caravan* and Zulu “troupes," opened DISEASES HOUGHTALIM, Liver Complaint, Nevoua Debility, Epilepsy, Head Troubles, Paralysis, General III Health, Groceries and General Produce, American and Foreign Marble, NO PATENT NO PAY PiniTSisS^ Decllne, Lumbago, Catarrh, Nevous Compl’nts, Hrndache, Pain in the Shouldera. Cough. Dimness, Soar Stomach, Erup tiona. Bad T.vate in the Mouth. Palpi­ tation of the Heart. Pain in the region of the Kidneys, aud a thousand other painful symptoms, are the offspring of Dyapeprio. INUNnONS HELMBOLD’SBUCHU inuitdrs Invigorates the Stomach, And stimulate* the torpid Liver, Bow els, and Kidneys to healthy actMXi. in cleansing the blood of all impurities, and imparting new life and vigor to the whole system. A single trial will be quite sufficient to convince the most hesitating of its valuable remedial qualities. PRICE JI PER BOTTLE, A road practicable for wheeled vehi­ cle* leads from hero along the plain to Btolbee, distance about forty miles—a pleasant road, tor the first hour skirting the lower Lebanon spars, and winding at Noah, whose tosab fa shown to tbe credulous stranger. Its dimensions are 104 feet 1. 10 and it con­ veys some idea of the mxo of the human CAUTIOH. flea test ths private Preprtetaiy stamp la on each taWa � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-01-17.pdf.pdf acc4730538ceedc5eeca132cb4b4759d PDF Text Text 1GAN, JANUARY 17, 1880. 1 ■ ’ ; ‘ .•over strawberry bode until grouud i* froxen *u inch tn deplto^H A uroKT ia mode Io tbn‘California kite Or. 8mith'i Academy of Bosoms that snlftart, tn iron leoppenm) ia & remedy for mildew IN SUGARS, TOR. ' H A. BARBER. 'A. ta saS mateSusrts, Vataviht. Mtta. WRL PARMENTER 1 BAKER. M. Mkb. aWML f-rMapl suaalten gnaa WaaMs Sy Jay ar W. Il GRISWOLD. Sf 1’. □amapaiM* FSptalir ta* Itersvaa. IU. Oflirat-.vr iftl. GnSUk'aateTO. aoravr niaiys sad isarkaa Mraaaa I*Ma|« alM■n(Gas to<alte4ar«r al«t>i. A. M. ELINT, a TTOBMET »t Law .ad SohdlOT In CUa.ry A w’U sndtea la sfl tSa Omrta at tte.u*i» catterutaa rn-ysty . aaata Ottre <rtar U. t. SfiaaiSw, Kitrfta. mhs. , _____rC. W. Smith’s. XJfclCI B0A8T8. . Ge to a w. Smith's. FOR CWAR8 AND TOBACTO. Go to C. W. Smith *. FOR THE BEST FORK SAUSAGE, riA «n (' W Mmith'n. FOB BANGING LAMPS, .. ~ Go to C. W. Smith's. FDR FRESH COVE OYSTERS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR LAMPS OF ALL KINDS. Gc to C. W. Smith’s. FOR BOLOGNAS THAT ARE BOSS, Gw to C.W. Smith’s. ■ FOR BARGAINS IN CROCKERY, ‘ GotoC. W. Smith’s. FOR OHIO HICKORY NOTH. , Go to C. . Smith's. FOR FRESH AND SALT FISH, Go to C. W. Smith's. FOR YOUR CHOICE FOR 8c, . FOR PRESENTS WITH TEA, Go tn C. W. smith’*. FOR tux WORTH or YOUR MONEY, . Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR WHITE CLOV’ER HONEY, . Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR EVERYTHING CHEAP, GotoC. W. Smith's. For he will be glad to see yoa.____ Remodeled. Enlarged • Improved CHAS. M. BRADY. prorteiooaJ Revaraatael, % IW support of wbidb he Is reliving (ha NHkraa , -J. O. McCarthy, member of Pvltemeut —Tbv dtotrea L Ireland sppaare to to oc Ito inerMsa. aotwi tat*x»xlii>K the rftarta for tte smsUurattoa of tbs suffering -Io answer to tbe question of Germany ard Asatrta, as to the msaamg of the coccMtrattoa of troops on tt>e German frontier In Poland by I.uMia, the falter replica thU there to n-> Laro lumr.-lnl-thst, there being no loogw any ne­ cessity for her troops on the Grltnna and tn IxwaaraHa, sin n.s tnrrely withdrawn thorn to - Ex-Eraprosa Eugeni'’ will <=iLark <ai the steamer Ormia, for the Cape of Good Hope, about the nt'ddla of March, and read* the acene of the Prior*'. death or the stmlvrraary of that lb" French Chanter of Ixy>3U»* -Two l.nndrM Uvea arj rSU,0a> worth of prrpotty were swept away by duaitroui dx»l. in tta Island of Hl Kitto, Weal Indies, re.wnUy. — Frederick, Dake of Schleswig Ho'.stein, is dud He was chief cf the yoongar branch of * ^>«MET al L— .nd B-l-’ter la fhaa«ry A Ural Estate ata lewraara CultaUas ata CAHV.yaacins a«|-*'’»ry. IU.unly aa4 I'afcafea Claim, pomipcb a’lrtar.1 to. ata all a«Wr -Tta WaahlugLio Grvruback enefereeoe, Jan 8, dacidad upon tailing » Nsiioual OcdTWJon, andfiiedupou JuneOa* tL»mM,and Chicago U* pu**’ "kl —Col John F Phillips, Democrat, naa t*ea started to Coogrwaa ta the Meveoth Mtswoart dtslnct, to fill IM vacancy caused ny the dea-b of X M. Uy. His majority was between 2,000 and 3,UX —Nolbiig of Importance took place al An- Unload Whaat and GralnEx pedltiously ul Accuratly. na Uotaa, MtaiiiU.. Mtofc ternptod bribery cf tnexnlwrs cf the House, to a vabltobed card deaies the charge, and refnsew to appear l«for- the cntnmtttee nf the Hoove appointed to Investigate the subject AINSWORTH 4 BROOKS desire to announce that having erected ■>nr of the largest and m««t convenient •-levator building* in centra) Michigan, they are prepared to receive and EMORY PARADY. data* of Governor, tu.accordbskv with a cooailia'iona) provision. " *~* —On Mon-Jay, Jan. 12, at the Maine capital. PAT THE HIGHEST IAHKET PRICI That may lie brought them. They alsc keep for sale at the lowest prices' Meeds, Flour. Feed. Line, Kalt, Ftssster, Mluceo, Hair and Skiitgler.. Money Sarei by Dealm them. GROCERY Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, READY MADE CLOTHING, ------ OLD RELIABLE------ MEAT MARKET. BOISE A FRANCIS. 'HEOLD FURNITURE F1BI OF JYesJi and Salt Meats, huta Has ul Etnlicn, lb. or barrel, Ibr two bills teat passed by Coacreas. —Mr. Daodtnann, wife and company are at MeV.ctor's Chicago The*Ur thia week, and are treating the JniLLa to ooc of the really gewd tMnga of the stage in • Narsaee.* a play which Mr. Itobdmauo baa nad* peculiarly his own, sad tn which be is anappreachable. Mrs. .h-rteken by her. Manager McVicker w uo« perle-chug arre=EemroU to Ifcbt h» taa-o with • ortrlclty, beu.-g the pioneer in that drpartarc of all the tb-aincal tnantgvn to thii eoattry ^JESBl* ROE. Pmotumtok Lentz (2 Sons, Selling Goods Lt Burn LARGEST STOCK The Brara ._ —Thotuaa Palos's birthday to to bo oolabraiad to adcagn, on the 29th teal, when itobert G. IngwooU will deliver a lectr.ro, the pro-reda to go towar 1 the crechon of a statue to the great frestbinksr 1U11» FkUI 1>uMUu. The distribution of leltcra is, in fact, one of the weakest point* in the Ital­ ian postal system. Except iu targe towns tho posloffice does not profosa to make any bousc-to-bouse distrilmtton al all, except on the payment of a ■mall fee, generally a son for each packet delivered to the postman; and in the large towns the delivery is d-»no in a very careless manner. Tho post­ man rarely takes the trouble to climb the stairs to tho different apartment*, except just before Christmas, but con­ tent* htm«*-lf with living all tho let­ ters for u lionvi with a p irwr, who de­ livers them whenever he hspjteus to be going up-stair*; if the porter is not in the way the letter* go back into the I>ag until the next round is made, or are even someiimea left st a shop near. No wonder then that letters freqncutiy miscarry without such willful intention as the j'Ortmsn allowed who was dis­ covered one Christman Hatting all his letters into a sewer gtating th.t he might get tho sooner to bis Christmas dinner. The excuse foe non­ delivery is that with house* of too hard tor the postman; but the remedy fur that is obvious. It is only fair to aay that the postoflJcc doea not recognize thia haphazard distribution; but complaints only remedy the evil for a time, and somehow one’s letters seem U> miscarry* more frequently after mak­ ing them. As a conacquenee meet buaineas huusca pay a small f.* to the po-toffice to have a box of their own, it^o which all o! ileir letters are pot, and withdrawn by a messenger. The difficulties put in the way of cash­ ing postoffice orders (and also, it rosy be added, of obtaining regiatered let­ ters) are most vuzatlous. Yon must produce some one to identify yon who is known lo the officials, and it is easy to see how difficult this may eften be; otherwise a notarial certificate quired, and that ia only ramovin/ difficulty a step further,—Pall Thais Indiana, aighty-gvv tn snrabar, are now in Mrxlcu, having fled timber to aaeapa ths vigorous paraal I of the United umicm Cheese ut Everything reraea, iu translations, and at last in au ambitioua drum of the world’s history, which cams out just before lha aatbor's death. It was a aerious, earneat work, and in it the author puabrd his talent as far m it would go-yet it still fell far short of genius. Bo we most say, too, of this collection of his shorter' poems, which his friend Mr. Boker has edited, and his friend Bledmunches commended in an elaborate -e­ view pritod the other day in Scribnsr’s Mafiatine. There ia much that is good in it, but nothing that ta very good, and little that will be long remembered. •A mb* ia as good as a mile*'—and he who just misses the poetic prize is a* far from it a* he who lisa never con­ tended. 1 do not expect to sec fine pools produced in Pennsylvania; that American Bteotia hss 'done much for mankind, but she has not oonlribnted many memorial verses. There is something in this ban cf locality—m seme regions poetry will not btjsrritUn for age*, if ever, while in others, like Attica and Scotland and New England, it aeems. to bubble forth from the ground or to be breathed in the ait—so native and abundant is it. Who sro the recognised poet* of Amer­ ica? Bryant, Emerson, Longfellow, Whittier, Lowell, Holmes, Poe—all ta rn in bo? ton, or within a shorter dis­ tance from that city than Harrisburg is from PiUsburg, or Fhtladelpltia from the oil wells. Perhaps the next crop of poets will spring up elsewhere—it msv be in the South—but Pennsylvania will not yiell them, nor quite know what to do with them. conarquanUy tncreaaisg in th- latter city. -Fernando Wood, the New York Ungreasman, ins p-rf«<cd a bill far n-fanding the aooo to-be doe United 8 s*ss bonds ia a fiftyyear Xt^-f er-ecuL bool, which he thinks coaid bo negotiated at par. — A grest strike is iaaognretal in the coal njloca near Pittsburgh, UW mao uniting iu a acspooalon cf work in oocaeqoaoos of ttoir milk end yield more cream than one that is milked st intervals al twelve honre. When the odder - filled a process of absorption goes on. and part of the milk thus secreted b thus Jost. It will pay to t'ke tho milk from co­ pious milkers at intervals of is milked at 5 in the morning. 1 la the afternoon, aud 9 al D,ight will yield from io to 20 per cent, more milk and more cream thin if milked twice a day. Mant a Little, Etc.—To plant one grain ot wheat, in the hope of in a few years producing enough to seed a field, may seem to many u a hopeless task. But we do not realize the vast increaae which is made in the produce of a singio grain in the comae ot a few years. Plant one grain this year and gather fifty from it and repeat, and Ute third «««» U Hu; diAuX uak year the harvest will be a peck; but the sixth year the product sill be 16,000 bushel*, and the twelfth barreat would living generously and ye* grrin* *Hhbe sufficient to supply the whole popu­ lation of the world for their natural lives. Thia fact may lend tosho^what may be gained by a course of persever­ ing industry and economy in tho pur­ A wxw book, like a frvak lobslsw. suit of agriculture and Ike rewards which arc offered fur honest work in doesn’t benefit a man much rmtil it is the labor for whfch our r*c< was first red and digaMed. created—the celuvatton of the soil. Im most of ths Staiea elsetioes are Potato Cclttbe —A writer in the held the third day of tba weak biesess English Agricultural Gatetie says*.' U is ebooraday. Tn lament ot a manager when he * The crown-eyes of tho jiotato are the only once which yield vigorous plants; has a bad horae: “Tiers, tdto tiara, I । the produce of the other eyes is feeble know not what they raean.”^ ' and unremunr ntUvc. If, therefore, po“Now UT ia year coal ■ says sa ex­ I tak-ee are cut for seed, they should Dot change. The mast who would proffer ! fas ia usual) be ent in their length, by such advice mast ba a fneh which the crown is divided and rye* The naughty boy that stickaptusin of all kinds introduced into the seed, but they sbnnh! be cal acr<c-«, the half hi* family pew most fed that there is a oonlain'iug the crown-eyes planted and painful necessity far a religious upos1 the other half consumed aa food. The tag among las rdativoe. A SION on a haro i- Presum, CE| very best results are obtained when large potaloca are taken, all eyes ex­ reads cheerfully: * lot place to buj cepting Uinseof the crown cut out, aod your coffin ta at Graven Btone’s under Ute whole remaining potato plan tod. taking cstabltahmeal.'* I Btebler poiuts oat that the potato is aD Ax oki oyster digger who hsd caught billion*, and eaten miliioaa of tie dkr eyes tho l«ds st th" end of the blanch. boons bivalve, nt dd.gbtod with a Bot tho tcrainal bu-l* of a branch are diah given him at a church fair called always fax more vigoroas Uian tho lai - oyster stew.” He said it was so now crrJ buds, as any ooo may ascertain for to him-he was sick of oysters. , ‘ himself by watching the growth uf Logical__ His Honor — “Piiaocer, trees and shrubs. The drgeseratiau of varieties of potato< r is believed by some of the 'irnmo writeyi to l-c —“Yea, your Honor.’’ “You have no means of largely due to rejwwted propogation from small potatoes and feeble bnde. The two laws of propagation noticed arc strikingly illustrated by the experi­ ments of rrapx. Hta experiments were carried out in garden aril; the crop obtained ia given below ip ton* per acre: 3tcbler, lUmpau, j unoya ky and Dcrachlt r and Free* havcexperimented on the same ■object; all of them con­ clude that whole tubers yield a much higher produce than-tuta-rs divided in their leugtb; abo. that the craws half with her bundles. He from hi* place, tad had a notion in his wise bead that rhe had been trading with a rival whom he did not much lore. ‘How much did theegirc a yard for thia, Mary? Ono dollar I Why, lam aurpnaed at thcel I could 1H Urna have it for 75 cenia And bow mooh fur this? TwodoUaral Why tbUvaa . Little Bobbie. the infant cod of Ma' R. H. and Loa E. Hams, of Oold-**". is the most remarkably inleU-M®*!*1" brilliant child that it bjs^r tern*, fortune to know. F* ■ hot little �think of it. inhabitant, of tbe city, r she fled tbe eity. and nl miles in the rear of leg; pierced and broken by a bullet. He was faint and suffering from hnngw,;pain and thirat. He bad been missed by those who carried off the tween-tbe violence of the Governmool nud the counter violence of the tevakitlonist*. War and taxation, and tbe oppression of the monster army, pau­ perize the people; and the Government are always fighting tbn*c who have GkAND SELLERS’ COUGH SYfUJP! of the-Reda, and the po-oibilittes <4 the French endeavoring to regain their lost province*. The Emperor and Bis­ marck ilgure as saviors of society and societies that want saviors are in a ter­ ribly bad way. The Gcrraan Liberals seem to have abandoned any steady co­ operation for liberty, and th ns the 30 1 ratrs before the Puttie. ■ ICIKUN 5EWM. Tin- Charlotte Leader has l*cn to J. II. A- M. Vaughan. E. N. Cornwall, a bachelor of TO ' Highest Market Price For Produce, and give in exchange goods, 16 ounces to the pound, and 3 feet to the yard. ly recommended for curing liver com­ plaint, constipation, aide headache, fe­ ver nnd ague, awl all.diseases of tbe atonmrh mid liver. Sold by all drag* gUt nt 25 cents per box. I''? kai Aaaat.CWawv.^ ! j jli IB ; gi’i i i|h WHirH i to. 1. tse city HaMU*. **.1 .l.u« U -.here Ur, why iL» prayrr *T Mid |Xtt.<M«r rbsslil It’u turtkrr wdsrvd, Um* nid erttUM^ ofU* of Mid pstltta*. Md tte Ihrrw^.by OMdtMt.MM W IkUo^OTto koMd. Il.b«4 11. IWXumthl. Xcw.,.M«.t»ip«rprtl7^ *nJ -orvUtod in Ul.l CooalT uf Harry, thn. .orM.I.C »rik., prrvloa* to mH day ot taariaa ( A line copy.] CUtMEMT SMITH, IHO] J«d«.MrrotaU CLOAKING. BEAVER » PAISLEY SHAWLS THE LARGEST LINE IN TOWN. A BIG LINE OF ” SKIR rssi tf M CENTS TO $3.00 Hut* ot MlrM^sa. knows a^d d^arrited ar ZiUaoa, u. all AH tLai of tbe cut half (1-3, of oorthrwi quarter <14i at aaaflaai Iklrly four (M> Iowa tanta(3.' north ruc*Mwni|7) wane. Barry Cooaty Miehlsaa aoutb of ite TW««ppte rirar. all U whirl. I .h,n capow for ub al poUk as.HIna <w ’JiH JMtelbe blchetl balder al Umnorth float door ™unly.oii Tueaday. Ik* »i. day <rf Jaskiry * p. IMS. *1 four o’rloct ia tbeaflaraoaa ot aaad Say. Dated. Htettaca. Dmmbar ilia Ilk. ITS HEXitr iiotrauTALtx. sbr*ff. u-|U» HEBBIUtT M LES.lleoaQ Sbartf. Executor's Sale. tt.r tarai lately uwaad by and CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ALL WOOL MIXED ANO CANTON FLANNELS Shawls, Waterproofs, Lace, Hamburg Edging. HOSIERY. ZEPHYR, GER1ANT0WM and STOCKING YARNS D. C. GRIFFITH J£ 4. BI MH. N.AJETY-FIVE PER CENT. ST “THE BOSS" BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, VICK’S Illustrated Floral Guide, Boctionnl Vlow RUBBEI\DOOT. loveliness ot each otter. By tbe gas­ light's feebte flicker, with tbe grnrial warmth of the sartor register ail pre The Foe i’sn'sBooL iil-t HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC., ETC. ®*i 1011 SHOULD TIKE II Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods, Mtaeritr Hale. IJI » IUI 1 * « a «ir.« nwauoa iMBod oct 1J U< and under the wal of he Cl trail Coen for U» .uuaty ot Barry. State af ^toTaid" tetheid 1. UaUtault. Io aw di anlaal tbe tool* abdcteUUaa (AOM'I HMley.ldMaotta ter, A l> 1«T». key a|*>a sad title *ad luienat ./U»**M awl l> Ike 1-t: ,-ia< dMerlte IR hi! 1ft: A VERS. CAMEL HAIR CLOTH, WATERPROOFS and LADIES' CLOTH All the latest style, cut. They linger by tbe brookaide m longer. No longer by the sunset’ cuddy glow du they, hand in hand stray down the leafy path eoatemplat another _Ttaiii^i Cws*.u4 simp a« C*M to . Our good age iadhatar is w be. a taaa too just attar d to nokmgerr* op stain oa a ran. ia th* Nations _ _______ „ Aumbcr one i. when ysmara left fre- with the Orderly itargv qaratly wtthMrt a portaor al a daara. Jiaw u>ateap *f»«dtaaeeMaa age Ba teadaaea chiktera. A MammfarwMaCaad yMravaaaaaA&faawnyaiar* grUtegalMgm jXi AisaadtebksfocgTtww app*e* &M&-ndinK. WbrnpM bavsaa Nelleew- Liter Fills arc also high­ BOOTS AND SHOES fell Pw '1 W dressed, and he had had nothing to cat ar drink since be was wounded, three in fact, is do less a one than that of days before. His wounds were inflam­ Elija TrumbnU of Battle Creek, peace or war. Such ia tbe plain En­ ed, and terribly ;painful, and in tbe glish of tbe statement that the question 81-years, was married Jan. 1. Io “ ‘ ‘ ‘ Tbe poor Mary Brown of Pavilion, aged •'►3 j now agitated is, whether the revolution­ Mr*. Erastns Penner of Rattle Creek woman was weary and foot sore her­ ary dlseaec of Russia dial! "be dealt took pofctou on Tuesday with suicidal self, baring walked several miles that with radically" by no internal reiorma- intent. There is still danger of a fatal day, and carried some luggage, but tiou, giving healthy scope to those forc­ tesnlL said she, with tears in her eye*, "Icould es which repreeaed and thwarted, break not resist tbe pitiful appeal of this poor out in such morbid symptoms, or suffering, and dying boy, and leaving Fttan one extreme to t'other: Breath whether there will only be another at­ itt C0toty, KestacKy. long the abode my sacbel by his side, I took his canteen tempt to drain offthe perverted forces At Dearborn ob the 13th, an i xprr** of tin lively shot-gun, and a thorn in and went for some water, which was into foreign channel*. A tall Council trpin strack iumI Instantly killed (Tin*. some distance from where he lay. I W* ofPt*c*fnl Kentuckians, is was to have liven held on Tuesday nt Btrafffirt. aaarpuatet of that plan-. He oowipcrienciag religion and getting returned. bolstered him up. and gave St, IMeraburg "to examine ths situa­ was badly mangled. William Flook, while chopping wood it with a fervor which lacarry I ng every­ him some water and some food from tion and determine the line of pfdtey to at Pierport, near Manistee. Jan. 10th. my sacbel. I then uncovered his thing before it. ■> (* be adopted." Whatever II be, the de was struck in the head by aliml* from wounds iw best 1 could, and bathed vision it is believed, will be of momen­ a falling tree and killed. s ita W, Jdatyr prayed at the green- them in cold water. It was painful to F. J. Allison ha* obtained n judge­ tous importance, not ooly for Russia l«ck meeting in Waahington, and trim, bat I knew it would l>e good for but for all Europe. And considering ment of $9,900 against ’.he tunn ot ****** Kearney swore. It is only re- his wounds. Bel ter on. Eaton county, said «uiti l>cthat tbe question is whether Russia iug due fur railroad boud*. tuotalwred that tbe latter said “bell" Tbe poor auflrriug buy, he was only shall deal internally with her own in­ fourteen times hang John Sherman 17. wept like a child, while 1 thus alle­ ternal evils, or Shall pluuge(Europc into living four miles west of Marshall, wa* seventeen times in fifteen minutes. viated his suffering; while I bathed bis instantly killed while hunting, Kat unlay Thu. aggressive wickedness is more pale, white brow, he told me of bis hap­ ropean interest ot the deliberations nt by tbe accidental disclmrgc of hl* gun. I«tent titan perfunctory piety. py home in the far off North, in West­ I St. Petersburg is sufficiently obvious The house of Michael Homel; of Ben­ ton Fuiton Co., was burned, Saturday ern N. Y.; where, in a little cotttgiA-little Imy starred to death, at Pitta- nestling among the hills, lived his I It i* an appaliug proof of tbe condition night. Most of the content* were also bnrgh, in eonacquenev of a throa t dis­ to which the rule of a despotic milita- burned. Loss, $1,000; partially insnrmother and little sister,—his father I rium on the Continent has n-duct-d the ease that prevented hb swallowicg died before tire war, where togather A. Foster of Jonesville, Ohio, blew public mind that such a questionahi-uld anything. He lived four weeks with­ they had lived in peace and comfort, on have taken its place inioug tbe com­ out the gas at the Commercial hotel in out eating pr drinking. His pleadings Jackson, the night of Jan. 0. and the their Hale farm. When the war broke sfor food were pitiful. and IwrTreqncntly mon place* of political discussion*. light of his life came very near amotlfout I wanted to inlist, but mother purult'uludmi RIJO? IngKtimptuous repasts But a few years ago it would have been uml in consequence. suaded me not to for a long time, but A five-yeara’-old son nf Ri*d<-u Tunis only to awake to dreadful buuger and deemed a calumny to impute to any finally gave her consent, and I inlisted thirst. Jost before he dicdjhe asked European Govenuncut that it would of Bockford, Kent Co., was scalded, to la«t winter, and was assigned to the— death Tuesday by** lie usual method. v iz his motlxf if they would have a goodi dclibcratly seek relief to domestic sitting down in a pail of hot water left N. Y. vol’a I know I can never get trouble* by letting low a torrent of where the child would lie sure to get dinner for hhu iu heaven. well; 1 feel that the in flams tion from misery upon the world; to-day it has Apex, a north Carolina town, has tbe wound in my side will soon reach become a "question" whether this will lately had a social sensation. Ta o col- my vitals, and lien I must die; and O? r or will not be done, and a question to on-d penioM having l»crn joined in what will my |>oor mother do : She will I be discussed likeauy other. Tbe halfwedlock, a traveling darkey suggested be broken hearted and go down to her | dozen men who alone have a voice in that in good white society it was the grave in grief." ' the determination of Ruslan policy The jxK>r boy broke down at thia j are to meet round a table, and to de cnalom (o throw a shoe after the bride. The notion took immensely, and the great rears rolled down hh* pallid I vide whether or not to give the signal bride departed amid a shower uf shoes check*, and he sank back exhausted, | for a struggle which may involve* half ( one of which, bitting herob the bead and soblted and groaned, as if be would ’ Europe in bloodshed aud bring desola­ I like a bolt from a flifteen-ineh gun. die of grief aud paiu. i tried to com­ tion to countless home*. Aud the Eu­ fort him, but it was no use. what to do In Jackson, Jan. -9th. water burst ropean public wait outside the Council FTitc groom thrashed tbe thrower, and I did not know. 1 had my own family through the cl.iy pit above the Porter ggfe probably now holds shoe throw­ to look after, I could not *lay with him; chambcra calmly discussing the proba­ coal mine and flooded the mine two bility whether now, as in the days of fret deep on the average. Six miiicts finally left him 'to die ing to be a custom more honored in the so I Catherine, it will be thought advisable working in the drifts barely escaped alone. I notified some of our officers, breach than in toe observance. to attempt to cure inflamation st haair with their lives. but whettier they went a tier him or not, Dan Kelaher was instantly killed at by bleeding a neighboring people. A Women in Kansas, have the privilege I don’t know, but 1 thiuk not. Before Buck's lumber camn. in Oregon town­ revolutionary flood is rarely dammed ship. Lapeer Co.. Tuesday. Hi- w.i* of voting in all matters pertaining to 1 left him I took his name, company up within ahc country where it begins sawing a tree down, when it wpht at aclwul*. As far as observation govs the and Eegt, aud promised to get word to flow, and a man ba* only to compare the Mump, the split flying outward and have minds uf tbeir own. They to hi* mother, but 1 never did. 1 have killing him by the blow. Deblln rote for the bAndBon>e.*t men a son in our (rebel) army, and 1 expect the position of Europe in 1MH with Frank Dickinson, a yonng man from what it is to day to see that Nihilism BortlieoiH* their husbands tell them every day to hear that he is killed or 'and Common'sm of Russia, even if Pennsylvania, confined in St. Mary'* to vote f„r unless the candidate is. in wounded. 1 shall be so glad when thia Hospital nt Big Rapid* with typhoid tbeir opuiiou the proper one. Tbeir awful war is over, and men stop kill­ temporarily succaaful, arc likely to fever white delirious, escaped Tiii-mLh have effect* reaching far beyond th*-! night, ran half a mile and jumped into votes cannot lw> boughL^Tbcv^a.uui. ing eacliothcr. 1 have lived here three limits of Mnacovite territory. In Eu­ the Musktjyon River and ua« drowned. tenrerauev/ hence the work^ln tu. years in tbe midst of it. find surround­ rope an era of change seem* to have be­ Mr. Bills, of Croton. Newaygo county ’ ed by Yankee*, and there by oar own I Ll...11. .i.__ i. :._i gun; and it entirely depends upon the . men. I have seen hundreds of dead. Sfragc. Election thtt | ami thousands of wounded men, capacity of atatemcn during the next <• ww. » uui II be enrolling clerksj few few years a* to whether this change l>c much wiser on the kerosene ques­ j enough ot suffering humanity to aatiswill or will not take a dangerous turn. tion, At least. The house was saved, are ladies, also a fy the most gorniaudizing appetite. Id German) thia ia only too apparent. though iu n damaged rondltion. if County Snperinteni | When dinner sraa over I took leave of Tho pressure of the military sysKhn and George Walker, of Fort Gratiot, a y instance discharge j my good rebel friends, for such I must the increasing poverty of a large pro­ fireman <m the Grand Trunk B. R.. un­ sneer that gives unit I call them, but not until 1 had taken portion of the people—a state of desti­ dertook to climb over the engine ten­ der to uncouple it from the train, near tbeir name*, and also the name of the | poor soldier l»y who probably died tution aud famine such u* that nun Port Huron, Jan. 19th. He mis.«-<l his The mil lux* been laid on ths prevalent Ln Selaia ia certainly not very footing and fell, catching his boot heel Cincini . Southern railway. It c®. alone. *od unattended on the battle favorable to the Biamarkian theory uf in n frog while the tender ran over tteld of ChancelJorevilte. This family ■toiles almost directly south to government-help on socialism year by j crushing him to death. were fonuerlv of Oswego N. Y. bat had year. When a state of siege m pro- I Samuel A. Hawes, wealthy citizen of Suga, where is centered a rail­ Battle Creek was found dead in hi* l>ed fem ramifying through Tenth- i Income thoroughly converted to the claimed for another twelvemonth in Saturday morning, with a pistol in hi* Southern idea. Seorgte. South Carolina aD«| Beriin.and persons suspected of the ob- hand and two bullets in hts brain. He Leaving tbe house I wandered down i. This enterprise has cost noxiona doctrines are banished without was S3 years of age. Tbe coroner.* to tbe river near tbe place wb- re jury returned a verdict of suicide by .000,000, all raised by bonds of appeal, all can see clearly how great an ' shooting. The prolmble cause was old Uw railroad bridge had bccnklcatroyed, , of Cincinnati. The people ba* been produced by two mis­ age, despondency, and tin- fart that he were several, hand red crippled soldiers, effect ' J alternate spells of h«t and trying to get an old scow in a navig. jguided fanatic*. Socialist*, it ia true, Tit; heat when thinking of are not a band of organized as*i**ius. condition, preparatory to. crossing j it would bring them from the like one section at least of the Nihilist*, tbe river. Not being able to work my । and cold when tbe cost but some of them have ucvcrthcle** an , pAMiMe and seeing no chance to get . the estimate and taxbills aboard. I went back to thedty wber^ugly itching for murder without tbe ■■Faae of their Muscovite friend*. Sue___ jp proportions. It it wajirmnored that the river was fordfl revol a tion in Rus*:* would, at I got to be tolerably prosperous. 1 had b a vary well bmfrsggfL. Ihrnngti -s.• able about o mite s bore.opposite Fate Hssful ’ emntry heretofore cut off from rail-’ month. Hundreds of us were soon on any vote, give an impulse to their sym- $H00 in caab, n $300 horse, n gold watch and i-haiii, a good pack mute, a rifle, *sd advantages. It will 1* open for’ the way up tbe river, which was SO or ,pauiixra acroaa tbe border, and sooner two revolver!, a dog and meerM-hnum «tthc early in 1880. 40 rod*, wide or perpaps more, at thia 'or lateMhe fact that *H tbe men affilia­ pipe. Otic day I came into town and ted to the socialist bodies had been drew all my money, in order to pay for point. Tbe water was shallow,—about , drilled might be calculated Upon lieing Kof a claim which I wanted to buy. WflBam A. Owes* of Pine Hill Ky.. ' waist deep, and ran quite swift over it a couple of fellows whom I knew had killed three wa ia affrays, and ha ' huge rockfaTbe undertaking was ajit- jbrought prominently forward. This jtut after 1 got my caali.and we resol­ Glared Chat, having abed Hood hitherto has been the great drawback ved U> have a quite little game of poker. tie hazardous, as ik was reported that ‘ to all revolutionary movement*: the Well, air, 1 never struck such a streak ««uh, he would never nnder any rebel cavalry had been seen on tbe op- , rank and file of the enlmrsioniata have of bad luck as I did that afternoon. It poaite bank that morning, aud we . not been sufficiently disciplined to. act was a square game but if anybody won anything they naturally meant to keep could see about a dozen men without aa an orgauizt d body or to trust one it. The first thing I did was to lose anna, standing in tbe village watching , another al a time of real trial. The $300 on four queens. It was my deal oar movement*. Tbe venture was , various Government* on the Coatinent and I gave another fellow four kings. mxm made, and a line formed reaching . In less than an hour I lost my bone, of Europe have, however, l»een doing then my watch, then my mute, then acre** the river, the men being from 0 . their beat for yeara past to remedy this my rifle, my revolver* and my dog. I to 19 fret apart. W be. «• ranched tbe < for tLe disaffected classes of the popu­ went oat of the place and resolved toopposite shore, we passed by the “but- . lation. and ere long we may be sure the borrow a revolver and shoot myself. tenints" witboat molestation or coo- , “I walked oat to the edge of town nailitarigation of tbe mob will be pretty and put my hand Into mv hip pocket venation. By thia tune several loads , well complete. Already here and then- to take mv revolver. There was no badcrossed on the old scow, and hun- , symptom* of what may be looked for revolver there, but nir meerschaum deeds of n* began to march actosa the i lai.>r. have made tbeir appearance both pipe-was there. AssoouasI felt the pipe 1 gave a veil of delight and started p.*ninsula, from the Rappahannoc to j in :ta*aia and Germany, and barricades off on a run for the bouse where tbe Acqua creek; a di.tr nee of eightorten t to-day in Berlin would mean something boys bad won my money. They were miles,-where we found aeveral boapit- . still there. I got $90 on my pipe and sat dawn to play again. I wuu a little money, andTthen my dog, ryvolvcra. Pronounced by all to be the most filtvnant and efirveiout remedy nou in aso for the curt of cougk*. eoldn. koan*boss. croup, tickling sensation Iu the throat, whooping cough, etc. Over a million botlln told tritkin tkc lact fete ytan. It gives relief where ever used, and the power to impart lM-ucflt that tiuuetd be had from the cough mixtures now in iik- Sold by all druggists nt So rents jfrr Ixattle. tlipiDS I tVISlOJ Boyfi' Suits, >8 and upward*, Menu’ Suite, t-5 and upwards: Mens' Overcoats, $6 and upwards. Metis’ Rubber Overcoat*. Ladies’ CfoaliH, prettier and better than ever. Ladies' Derby Waterproof Cloaks. Ladies Rubber Boots. . �until num i iiiDiis nf John Davis, dndou TnesA ing la»(, after a abort illncas. F tbe Crow ell school bouse Wi at 1 o’clock I’. M. Not a thousand mile* from ) live a family of industrious t the good matron of which apl with n mattock, while her m saw. and delivered it to th* y, Agiut. for all tbe leading FOR THE BEST Piiat Idiua & Fiiily Raja Etc. Iron and Wood Pumps gjad to bear but our co TmtLb : Next week th* „___________ aotargaJ to a 9-column Mr. A. Elgin & Waltham Watches, -FIXEitli Bai, Ptaii, Cim, Aietint And PEARL RINGS. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Chains, “ **• l-’e-< w•’ * .TEWETuKY. Brook*. and one of the early wider* of Maple Grove, departed this life * Friday night of cancer. She was an quarto. Bro. Kitt ridge is ranked among tho enterprising and progressive new * paper men of tbe State. and if the Ea­ ton Bapidian* don’t give him a generous patronage, well then— 'ti* because they don’t know what’s good for them. Call and *ee ns when in town. government to rtablndi an office thentbr people propu*c having what w. uhl be called a mutual benefit port office, and news diarminator. aqd the plarr would rightly be named. “All eater­ prior. were foraging ia his sugar bash, iM aearvbed far and nsar for bi* dj*p without snccea*. and on Sat_T*et aa men were psasing the houke a dog that waawith them, ■nting around, went tp tbe ««P > which wa* partly uncovered, -gan to bark, when,an examtaa,k*iv was found, inabout a foot lir. the identical tog alive, but tvslncerl in sue. tbohog was lift­ ed to terra firma and wclaimed l>ack to tbe fold from which It amantcil. Any othei feed twit liceeh-Dug would have lircn used up long befge. but the oil BOISE BROTHERS. Par tela er will TmM \ | for a small farm. MB acre* of good 'Imved land, four mile* from ElDrado. ler Co„ Kausaa. For p*rti«<iars address Drawer *15, Kilairuoo, Mich. WOLCOTT’S HARDWARE, Largest and Best Selected Stock K CP" For Knit Hood*, Zephyr Scarf* aud Miaae* Jacket*, call at ______ WMMtt.KK’a. ' The man that undoubtedly bold* more mortgages on Barry -wranty farm* A little boy bring in iiia town hearHASTINGS ITEMS. than any other man in the county. ■■ ig of tbe bead* * * ' dc«d. Tbe unwelcome event occurred ud dreaming oi Boainew* here ia takiag a root, until on the Itth Inst, H. J. Perris of Mar lat awaited the there i» good slrighing. tlie coming winter trade, which wi le a bird, went shall, * a* tlie victim and the amount "Happy” Zeptf Williaou is happier tsold very low. Please call and lop night a ben, a of wealth ue left behind him Ueetima than usual ju*t now. It’s a girl. m over. Edokxk Cook. ted at one million of dollars. Valentine Lein* is preparing to build bou»r, earty in eagerly enjoying be ttniggles of I i xT^n'C."!,."71_.‘J.''L The Ladies literary on Friday even­ tbe *pnng tbe suffering fowl to frigate, when t,roo*ht “> >rtbvilk may Iw seen at ing, for tbe benefit of the W. C. T. T.. The Lodge of the I. O. of G. T. at | hi*father approacbingtnob*crve<! and 1 ukxlkks place in memmem I I with with whip whin •tn hand,look hold of < Corn ukt |1 |n exchange fm waa a pleasant affair, and netted tbe thi* -vi.-i ----- i-i. *fa*t —• iincrvaiung ——-1-- :-i Society MAfl. Mia* Stslia Wilson ren­ bcrahlp; initiation* flccunng nearly . th. would-bc-*J>owma|« shoulder .say- I blacksmithing alm> two thonsaiMFlmsli- ft. 111^ : ”1011 littloruraLwliat have been : _i_____ - > _ ”___ *•.......... ,*>* dered an organ voluntary and a couple trwL A serie* of prof rated m*«‘tiDg*. an- doing to that chickof” tbrBioy «ur I \--.ilvillv । of marvLe*. There were recitation* by nriard iu hia reveW turned to hi* | ‘ lacing livid at the M. E. church in this Misses Lena Fleming and Bertha Wood. city—quite an ipterrot ia manifested in ' . Haying; "H. won’t 1 l«c rich FWWilaon 4c Howe have ju*t recciv! - aoug* by Mabel S-lli-A *r--< tbe primary the meeting*. ’ now I have got a feadles* chickenrd a nrw stock of Boot*. Shue* and - J replied hi* Rubber*, to lie sold very low. 1 erhool cla.**. and a |wni by L. Addie Tile Bant ist Socien- here concluded , ... neb with thi* ----------------- -----------Xiehol*. The meeting «»< presided to retain W. S. Wilkinson their preaent whip if you don't rf oat of thia." The t?" Don’t forget that if you want the over by Mrs. 0. A. Truman, tbe worthy pastor. fur another year. Tbe.’>couid poor boy l» dlM-otitKed. beat I»est pair ot of Bob* Bolm with rock-elm rock-rim beam* beam* I not do better, in the opinion oi your and the best finished Cutter in the . President. in a Manner satisfactory to I Im- of the mcatibing* which norne j *—• •••« coreapondent. nrraon* *ev lit t/ eonaumatr i* the """5ty. £“,.,Dij or good Horae Slmeing. Wag­ A few day* since, the wind blew the foHowInc. ‘ on*. Hob*. Buggies or Cutter* rvjmirod Mr. M. I. paaniag formerly of Nor­ bill board near the Hanner office, on to tiaiiilcd or tnmmid in the beat style. ' walk, Ohio, but now n resident of Ann Call at the Foundry and get it. Arbor, gave one of the finest temper­ । the time, pinning him to tbe wi— — I til aaiUKtancc came. He « m quite liadance lectures of tbe season at the । ly injured. Christian eliurch last Monday evening. BotsX A Fkaxci*. Patton “the wild Irubman.’ ha* sua- . url Owing to the lecture not being gener­ pended buainca*—cauae—foreclosure of ' un fV For the Best 50-ceut Chewing ally known the audience waa small, but n CbarioUc mortgage, held by W. H. uilt , .... ... iv.. ...v a. n. all who beard it pronounced it No. 1. Hayfonl. who ba* taken the little *tix k j,,, sup^ar «h of candira. cigar* etc., snd will -rll point dr*iguat« He will speak again at tbe same place them at public auction. i parcel called al dry stove wood, that want to trade for ■ext Monday evening and ft 1* hoped Th* ten pcranre anniversary whirl: I forty,” by rea*ul-------- — Larne**', call on A R. Wupvn. Chat the boose will be well filled, for all will be bridal union hall, commence- middle of the *<ti<>n. therefore withwho fail to boar him will mi*s cue of' ing onTburadav evening, and dosing I out road*. M-hix*eighl>ora nr any other on Sunday evening, promise* to be the , facilities rromdl in or about n home, On good approved paper, at a rra*the beat lecture* of the season. moat interesting one held «iuce the Of cotirar tnrHisappointcd man wa* liable rate of interval. Ed. Cherry a youth of 17. of Ver­ formation of the dub. Reynold* of Red ' poor, w iihout.lncan* *o return BimI Cm a*. K .Hbaut. - ■ — - montville. ncronipankd by eight other Ribliou fame, will lie here on Saturda* young blood*, came over to thi* village and Sunday 17th and 19th io*t. Rx>t. on the Saturday evening'* train, to haye a little frolic and flaunt tbeir rttnoliM in our young blood*' fact * Al a natural r-rault a bloody acrimmag.**aaucd. and young Cherry was boshed ia the faee with a knife, which m»<lr a horrible gash from- hi* upper lip clear down tn bi* jugiar tri*, l)r. Young* । and Griswold eewed Che wound up. and 'made tbe tbe lad aa comfortable a* noaaibk until be waa taken home the Jgxt morning. Ynuug Cherry will noon be around again, bat be will car­ ry the mark* of thi* fracn* a* long a* k.U.~ .* Highway Bobbery. i Tbe most Iwdd, daring, and sueccss. *«1 robbery was perpetrated on Wcdiieaday night, the Tib inst.. ooc and one *baff mll«< we*t andaouth of the vill­ age of Orangeville, that ever occurred Id thi* section of tbe country. A man by tbr name of Horace Richards, stock ..Layer foe McCrath Bro*, of Gnod Rapid- UtbfvWU-. ft appear* that Richard* irtJlome about seven o’clock I of the evening of tbe robbery io see . a auighbor by tbe name of Saddler, shout our mile, for tbe parpo»o< obtaining tbe uurket. Saddler j haring been to Plainwell with pork j ■» —uadesl any, "*4 seal again VtMi squeal your last,” undoubtedly Mht that diaoraMkm waa tbe brt' part of valor, and kept quiet while ► miscreant, bolding the iWvolver at fi, backed away a abort dirtan ce. . VERMONTVILLE ilo*up|H>rt huttaiily ■rentUtnan fr.A I be ITEMS. FURNITURE PF* WiLaox A Howxaell more Flour I rille. Wh<‘ro you ’ k meewi •». KILP4TUCK. Full and Complete Line! I^iirnitur-e Our Undertaking Departmn't I’robni. Order. AV oo<l Prices that Can’t 1 Undersold. C. C. WOLCOTT, Kellogg, Demaray & Co. NEW STORE Thi* winter t.f Vci the land, nd tlie |>o*aibl* result ill Im- a jdylaw suit to heal tbe NEW GOODS! tV Buy your I>rv Good*. Boot* mid Shoes. Hau and Ca|m. Croreric* and Provision*. Crockery . N«*li««d| etc., of E. Rkksx. who al way* *cll> at tbe GO To THE NEW 8TOHE OF FIK*ERM ITTKVTIO.V. UommidCoancil Proceeding*. Council Him*. Na*hvillr. live. S3. *78. Refills: pvting held. Prvoent KU‘ ’ * outig anil Dowu- fresh and SCIPIO MILLS A book or two, A little billing. A little coo, A little coming And going, till They ge to chart AM any "I win.' Aud that ends it. (Opposite tbe Wolcott Hoose.T ■ FOR----- CONPUIL MILLER in attendance, wr guarantee satiafac- GROCERIES their WHEAT EICBANGED FOB FLCOB FOR MALE J^OOT AMD SHOE SHOP. ®JOn By Barber, that tbe President appb't “ committor of two to dispose of Me land on which the village jail mg stands. Carried by ayes and nay. amtllow*: ayes, Wheeler, Barber. Olds aaBoc. Nays. none. Tbe President a pein ted Bariicr and Wheeler aa such ; aMUimittec. f be following servants were present - elry line at Dkmakay'ii <aai>d on motion allowed by aye* and ay« as follow*: aye*. Wheeler. Barber, t7DxMAKAY l>eat* them all on dils and Roe. Nay*, none: J. Osman, 4-vice as jtolicc 91.00. J. E. Austin, price* on everything In bis line. Call and see. ®.. 01.00. fMotion by Old* that the account of »f Uf. I C. Yates be alow cd nt tJO.OO lost by •re* and nays aa follows: aye*. Olds and ucatrd to call and settle tbeir account .*<*•. uava. Wheeler aud Barber. Thenv note or otherwiae within 10 day*. I being a tie vote the President voted July Iltb. 187V. i nay. On motion the account waa re Ecgkkk Cook. | fei n-d to the financial committee. | The following account* were present ed and on motion allowed by aye* and | nay* as follows: ayes. Wbeelrr. Barber. I Old* and Roc. Nay* none. C. M. PutI nam, bill of goods 90.47, W. 8. Power*, attorney fee* 98.75, 8. W. Walrath draft o? hall 95.00. G. A. Truman ter- stake* 91 * J. B. Raaey/fcayiog 33 ct* I L. Everett, stake* 30 eta, L. C. Boise, crosswalks 911AB. Tbe following accoaats-were referred to tbe flaaatfal committde: J. M. Martin. I!. M. Lee. town of CaotleUm. Ou motion council: WILSON & HOWE purr and you E«l- Cherry, who waa slashed in the ; face iu your village last Saturday night. । ia nrariy a* good a* new Some doctor >n iuu(h Council adjoiLrnrd till the j at your place put the piece* together it rvg*r meeting. and they have stuck very nicely. It i. J. hWliner. Wm. Killen. Go to the Old Reliable Market fur was a fearful gash however. •(reorder I’rraidetit. re*h. Salt and Smoked Meat* uf nil Tbe temperance lecture, by Michael J. Fanning, on Tuesday night, in the Proprietor Congregational churvfi. waa well at tended and gave unbounded satiatacMillinery good* |-J*t received, bv Mr*. tion. He apeak* next Tuexlar night Yale* in Union House block. The lat in the M. E. church to a crowded honor, lin. K.,.., Minigaof tbe last meeting were uudouhtedir. Cross A Dole. who have been erect­ read ag on motion approved. by Wheeler, that. Bartier and ing a saw -mill near the R. R„ an- now Roe. ^elected a* a commit tee to make wishing for snow. Tbcv think, with «' jation «>f Halls.School houses. or building* used for the a* of people, according to on vide for tlie safety of person* public asacmblira, and re­ t best meeting, car- ton. c B 1 r 1 r Parlor Suits, Chamber Suits, Easy Chairs, Patent Rockers, Bureaus, Extension Tables, Lounges, Mirrors, Camp Chairs, <c. st) Rl'RISEl) ! BOOTS AND SHOES, FOR WE ARE BOUND TO Fresh Goods and Prices. FINEST SEWED BOOT COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. Repairing Done In the Best Manner Poaslble I Give IVIo n. Call!, Shop In The Old Postoffice Building. FRANK SAKE*. Law HcapactfuUy Youxa, Good Croodsi, Low Prices, and _______ WILSOR A HOWE. {JEW CMM Just Received SQUARE DEALING cmc, emit, chic i ni lllx; rm* MO5TH --------- WE OFFER-------- - SPECIAL BARGAINS! W inter Goodn I young ladies: TERMS REASONABLE. We doc’t aak jtob to look around first, but come to un and we will cheerfully give you our lowest prices, and offer you tbe higherl price tor produce. Knowing you will be Mtisfied, we Fear neither Friend, or Foe. YOU** MSrSCTFULLY, DON’T FAIL TO CAI L �He is now 91 years old. Tmebz is a great scarcity of moneyKi CtaMteuUnopic, and the palaeo of the Sultan is sonetimea without a cent Thz State prison offers favorable opportnnities for nvivalisU M-J, every body there in under conviction. - h tearid that a child bora o«Chri»te mas will always hale turkey and gooac, and han toward codfish and bacon. Mb. Pbkdxbici BbwsM> and hia Wife will spend the winter in traveling for the benefit of Mrs. Seward’s health. «n outria m< nd npect they differ __— ------- ~--------------,. which are not much indined Io ran. and will often turn and defend the Tns eight principsl French banks have increased their deposit* the past tea yean from IJMQ.000,000 francs to l,MMJ,00mX» fanes. Tub proportion of people in the MkMtSnoUol Ihoesh.I ’ Bal voa to iBom UuS |«xa 1 hM MV iWr rtoark thNr b • cl a n»- While •talking buflalo one lag dur1 “ * ship al tratea the relative rtrength of a buflalo bull and a grizzly bear. Wolf and buflalo abouting, with an occasional climb among the cliff# in pursuit of a wild gray sheep, were almost my only meanr of amusement, and but for these my life would indeed have been a lonely one. But of the. hunting no one oould complain, for there ia no better hunt ing ground in the world than the Saskatchewan country and the region string northward of it, along the foot oVU;e Bock? mountain range. Bufla- ▼ided with breechloaders, will volun­ tarily risk an encounter with one of these grizzly monsters. Tbeir extra­ ordinary fierceness, as well as cunning, has never been a whit exaggerated. On the morning above alluded to, I h.«d gone out early from the camp of s hunter named CUne. on the McLeod river, with whom I wav stopping a few days. The place eras well up among tbe mountain*, and the river bottom, though open aud grassy in plate of several acres’ extent together, was • bordered by timber aud thickets of The sun had nM risen when I left our tent, bat in the gray light I saw a small herd of buflalo feeding on the edge of the woods across tbe river, about half a mile distant There were about a dozen of them, and with my glass I could see that throe We were in need of a fresh must supply. Bo, without waking Cline, who had got in late from his bearer traps the night buforr.I took my gun, a dou­ ble barreled twelrc-bore Dickson, and act off for the herd. We had a Bute raft ou the river, upon which I crossed over, and then, keeping in tbe alders along tho bank, went up and around the open plat, and followed down in the timber beyond it, thinking it would be nb'difllcult matter to get a shot st abort range. " if I could help it Coming torihe further side, I peeped oat from among the boughs. There were the bulls and my tall old ox, feed­ ing close together near the water. So still wsa tbe morning that I could hear evary bile of gras* they took. Two of tlie bulla were tremendous fellows—shaggy, and with enormous manes and bumps. Their stub horn: were t>l jut. but of hvge thickness. These were old balls. The other was a youngster, not more than two or three years old, but his tiirua were sharp— they stuck out like two ebony spikes - and his coat ru very flossy, almost leading nations unable to read or write U m follows: In Russia it is 91-per cent., in Spain 8<> per cent, iu Italy 73, in Austria 49, iu England 33, in France 30, in the United States 20, and in Ger­ many 12 per cent. , church for every —1,721 ..... of — popnl r-,------- —, while WmUington haa one for every 932. Cleve­ land hM one Ijt every 1.G44; New Or leans, one for every 1,345; Cincinnati, one for every 1,850; Baltimore, one for every 1,412, and Boston one for every 1.666. Hi. Louis has one for every 1,852 of population. The proportion >in New York stands one.to 2.G13. Brooxltk haa onh A BIlMsWi PLaTBk at .Kansas City WM made violently insane by the excil«nent of a series of tnztrii g*8ww. It »n this fset that made h!4 mood dzeodfaL He WM like a strong .toed Pzbsoxs who go all their lives with­ running wiih a broken rein. Hia out mating have at least one recourse Strang., setiona and bitter words led Dennis F. Hanks, who wm a cousin left in death—they may Ih> cremated. some to fear that his great labors and of Lincoln's mother, ia now living in Thk Vesuvius railroad in finished. this city with his daughter, Mrs. James The mode of traction ia by two steel Bhoaff, and .an interview with him ropes, put in movement by a steam en­ friends feocM al them rich and power­ elicits tho following in regard to- the gine at the foot of the cone. ful oom) shook their, beads and said. T.(nroln temily: A Nbw Yobk pspsr complains tba "Indiana wm admitted to tho Union " We most get Doctor Martin oat oi tbe way. Ho needs rest. Who knows in 1816, and Bpcncer county wat» organ- I the poorer attendants at some of tha but he’ll My or do something to wreck isodin 1818.- A year previous (1817) । chiuchMi are witliont hymn-books, be­ Thomas A. Lincoln (Abell father) cause uf ihqjr extreme coat. tho whole canso?" Ths Austrian soldier gets only one This Ume, how etc.-, they were puz­ moved to Bpciwer county from Hardin | zled to know how to manage it Oboo county, Ky. Ai to the erectioti ot a j meal a day In time of peace. Thia they had shut him up a ycak in Wart­ monument over tbe grave of Thomas'' makes him hanker lor war times. When burg Castle to Mvo his own life. It wife (Nancy Hanks Lincoln), it is very , beMraws two. aeemed absurd «bough to think of shut- doubtful. At the time of her death, 1 As MABY women learn to know their ting up Luther to save tho refoima- which wm in the year 1818, of milk husbands, they wish they liad learned .tion. But they mkat do something. nickucM, the part of Spencer county to "No" them when they wore only It wm hardlyarionbw.M it usually had where she wm buried wm a wilderness. beeu. to IsVtomaloue till his grand Nearly together the following pereocs lx run.! Germany very small men arc were buried about the same time: frith worked itself out of its eehpse. in special request as serrauta, because Finally they concluded to try a Nancy Hanks Lincoln, TIiouim Bpar­ their military aerriceo would not be de­ method common among the old proph row aud hi* wife Elizabeth (an aunt of manded in special emergency. eta, who often taught and rebuked mine), Levi Ball sral wife (who wm my Btano* BtMrsox is related to Gen gn-at men by enigmas anil parables. mother), and Elizabeth Hall, my sister; L&ther'a wife, the good and gentle and not even a bead-bosTd wm placed to Grant, wkoee molher »m, before her Catherine Bora, wm taken into confi­ distinguish one grave from another. 1 marriageto Jesse Grant, Miss Hannah dence, and her lovo and roheitudo for itn the only person now living who sa­ Simpson, yf Pleasantville, !1L From the criminal statistic* jnat pub­ But the long-legged ox wm the ani- , mat I. wanted. He wm standing in fine | lished by th® Government of Italy, it position, with hir side fair to me. Bat appears that in the first nine months of the distance wa* greater than I had «*• ! 1x79 there were no fewer than 2.900 limated. I wm almoat afraid to risk a | murders or attempts at murder commitU-d in tbe kingdom, being an average shot; but I saw if I could but work my । often and two-thirds a day. In the same way round a hundred rods or ro to the ( j*nod of three-quarters of a year there right. I might creej: up doaq to them | from behind tho big rock. > | occurred 1,900 caa^s of robbery on tbe For a minute or two I weighed the | highway; of the perpetrators of which m many m 800 hail entirely escaped the chances, and had about concluded to > fire from where I lay, and risk it, vhen ■ bands of justice. a sudden movement in the thicket close Fbom a statement prepared by the at hand, accompanied by a swaying of •1 Central A'ew», ahowir- *---------- ’-------- ' the boughs, arrested my attention, and,.। se|xrats speeches made by thirty-five *<q>arata upcechos to my amaxen 'lit,there emerged ix-fore ] public speakers iu the United Kingdom my eyes—not fifty feet off—a great gray from Jan. 1. 1872 to Oct. 1. 1379, it apgnzzly bear, nearly m large as one of i ix-ara that Mr. Gladstone heads the list, tbe buffalo bulla. and distances all competitors in the My heart gave a jump, and-then I 1 number ot speeches (34) and words curled down m low behind the under । (215,(MM)). Mr. Bright comes next, with growth, and lay m snag to the ground. ; 21 speecbet and 129,800 words. He is m I well could. In a moment I saw by ’ followed by Lord Hartington, with 25 hia movements that be vun't after me, I speeches and 11 1,70o words. Bir.Staf­ and that be probably knew no more of | ford Nortbcotc Las made 2i’. rpcecbeimy presence than I had known of his. and 100.90) words’; Mr. Forster, 82 Like myself, he w*a buffalo-stalking. J speeches. 91,100 words, and the Earl uf Probably be had come into the thicket Beaconsfield 24 rjicecbcs, with O>,30(> ahead of me. But if I had chanced to ' fire, as I had concluded to, I hare no I Tux corn crop of the United State* doabt I should have been in lively busi amounted to 1,388,218,750 bushels, of neM by that time. Aa it waa, I thanked which Illinois produced 225,932,700 my Incky stars, and, lying m *uw m j«^- bushels. The average yield per sere sible. determined to be a spectator only, wm aa follows: In Maine, 40 bushels to and see hie grizzly majesty do the hunt­ the acre; New Hampshire. 39; Vrnnout, ing, and then take the first opportunity 41; Massachusetts, 36; Rhode Island. of slipping away. 32; Connecticut, 29; New York, 36; On emerging from the hemlock, the New Jersey, 36; Pennsylvania. 35; Del­ great brute stood partly up,and sway'd aware, 25; Maryland, 23; Virginia, 17 himself to and fro once or twice snif­ North Carolina, 13; South Carolina, 9j fing the buffalo. Georgia, 11; Florida, 9; Alabama, 12: Then he moved toward them. I ex- Mississippi, 13; Louisiana, 19; Texas, pcctcd they would scent him, and in- : 26; Arkansas. 24 ; Tennessee. 19; West atantly make off. Virginia, 27; Kentucky, 22; Ohio. 24; But they did not appear to notice Michigan, 37; Indiana, 32; Illinois, 27: him al all till he had ajiproachcd Wisconsin, 37; Minnesota, 38; Iowa, within twenty-firo or thirty yards, when 87; Missouri, 26; Kansas, 33; Nebraska. the nearest of the bulls—one of the 42; California, 34; Oregon, 33; Nevada, two old shaggy ones—suddenly faced Colorado and tlie Territories, 30. round with a low "Boo!" and, arching his neck, pawed the turf, showing no signs of tear or oi retreating. The Paris Figaro La» just pnblishi d The other two bulla began booing and pawing where they stood, a few a further installment of Count de rods away, but did not ajqx-ar dis­ Semellc'a report of his travels in Cen­ posed to retire from the field. The ox. tral Africa. He wm highly delighted however, sheered off beyond thn roek, with the Sultan Amrou. who resides in and stood looking on, with now and a fortified city, and who can place in the field 50,000 horsemen snd 100,000 then a loud snort. The greater portion of Seeing the bull on hia defense, tbe foot soldiers. grizzly rose jartially sgain and looked this force, however, is only armed with him over, then, dropping to hia feet, he iiows and arrows, tbe real having only dint muskets. Tho Sultan, mjs th>Count, exerciie* alisolute power, sn-1 treats travelers with the greatest ho*pita-ity. He found hia Majesty aware that there wm another country m pow­ erful and aa rich m England—France - and adds: “Bcridcii, Aturou is tired of that English policy which tend a to restrain his power, and be ia very wil­ ling to welcome the French and to fa­ cilitate their commercial relations with hia people. Bf fore my .departure he gave mo a letter for tlie Preaiden; of Tbe bear gave one sweep of his paw. tin.- republic (tlie great wsrrior yho bad Tho bull fell. His thick neck wm almost flninhid the conquest of North broken. He scarcely seemed to stir Africa), and which on my return I hand­ ed to M. Gravy." The Sultan "possesses where be lay, feet up. to a high degree the sentiment of equity, That one quick aidi aud his empire is admirably adminitdone its I tervd.” Theft, we are told, ia almoat wm USMaaod so have----------------- -- — Tho bear sniffed the taUun bull once ’ unknown in Nappe—probably owing to or twice, then advanced Uivird th< | tlie matter ia which it is punished, other old bull, who wm pawing and i Tho accused are brought bafora tbe booing in deepest bow. The latter BalRn. fa preasnee of ths i>eopic^ and btopjied when be eaw tho grizzly coming the priaotu r found guiliy of a first toward him, and in silence, mi the tint ofieDse hts hia hand'cut oil and'is pa­ raded through tho empire; a second had done, awaited the onset Tbe encounter wua bat a repetition ■jfl.nae is followed by the gouging of ofthe other. When the boar wm wUh- the left eyo, and the third conviction iaa f»W fees tbe ball cha ‘ ~ ‘ ••utailalhe pain of death without sepul­ ture. The following anecdote ra»pectone stroke tho grizzly laid ing this well adminislered country makra heavy demands oti the readers faith. All the Saltan’s police came ’ “ ’ thus be broken stews iacredlUc. Yet from a place called *“ □ne^nrokc of «he grizzly's paw did it; ------- .— ia small °*I U>™,“ Imll wcmlJ MW detndnnetits, "arresting evil doors and inquiring after people > fllirted with run. But with a pride not less than contagious mated tea. When any vudiare tiatof tbs two old veterans be stood dtacovored.thay arwaeiaeC putA^erih, ting his spike horns. After a sniff al the old ball, as if te make ame IM be wm dead, the grizzly walked coolly toward tha aarvivor. Bui tlie younger bull wss less phleg­ matic than the oW oars. Ho soared and fore the twrth with his h -rns. and, without waiting for the beer to eome vary near, daahad at him with a furious ■Harf . - roasted, aud devoured. Buch : • the ex­ ample ro»crre<I for Uqxrii. which are namnxraaenough -ia this part of Africa.’’ In connection with the police, tbs Count tollt another auieiot'-, riote him made her, no doubt, tho best per- tiated in or witnessed these burials. I The porta of these four families, after living in Spencer county thirteen y«*ra, removed to Macon county. Ill, and-obly The next time Luther went to bis , six members of those families are now I house, he found it silent To miaa hm living. welcome at the door waa a surprise to "Ono year after the death of hia wife, him, and changed the current of hh Nancy Hanks, Thomas A. Lincoln re­ thoughts a little. Men in aour bumart turned to Hardin oounty, Ky., and will aay there ia nothing bright, but marrird Mrs. Bailie Johnston, my they never like to bo taken at their mother-in-law. 1 remained in Macon county about a year, and then moved Ho went, through the rooms seeing to CcLm county before it wm organ­ no one, till be reached the parlor, and ized. Thornes Lincoln and family fol­ Ibero his wife sat dressed in deep lowed me in 1837. and Abraham Lin­ mourning, and weeping as if l^r heart coln moved to Spnngficld, where he lived until hia election to tbe Presi‘Why. Kate, what ia the matter 1“ dcncy, excepting a very ehort lime, dar­ asked Luther, now thoroughly startled. ing which he kept a grocery in a small No answer but sobs and tears. town near Springfield. 1 don't think “Is the baby dead I" thinking of hia anybody knows where Nancy Hauks youngest child, who had been ailing. Lincoln's grave is, and. consequently, “ No—worse than that—a great deal i ... —jj) wjjetijer this monti worae—I thought you knew,' and then ml in the right place, d puzzle me to find the “ Kate—wife! what in the world can grave myself." you mean? Tell me quick!"exclaimed the astonished reformer. "0 husband, hasn't the awful news The Madison Journal prints an in­ reached you ? Haven't you beard that our heavenly Father, in dead, and His teresting account of the origin of the cause in the world has all gone to great seal of tbe State of Wisconsin, and. in so doing, throws considerable light upon tho causes that led to tlie adoption of tho term ‘Suckers" for the people of Hiinoia, and that of “Badgers" for tbe inhabitants of Wisconair. In 1835, before the present Btate of Wisconsin wa* organized as a Territory, the principal part of the population was confined to tho military I forts, missionary and trading stations, and tbe lead mines in the southwest portion of tbe Territory The charac­ teristic terms "Badger" and “Sucker’ God ia not ------- ,________ ______ though He were. You have taught me arore m the load region, •xxnrding to ' tho historian in tho Journal. The a good lM»on.” J OBEKTS A HOTCHKISS, Tbr Elephant Disappearing. Coiiaidcrabie interest s'tache. to a question which haz jnat been put by a pOWERB A BARLOW, BhcfQcld worker in ivory. He desires 1 to know whether elephants shed tbeir I tasks, as, if not, upward of 1.2X0 of these magnificent biaata mart V*T<I been killed to supply hio manufactory alone with Ivory used te*t year. The' answer to hl* anery is unfortunately ' A sr.ni.tn report coipea from Madrid' ENRY A. GOODYEAR, eonecrniuAour Minister to Spain. Mr. that before the tusks can be obtained James Ruriell Lowell. It is that he has an elephant mutt be slaughtered, and so fallen a«lo par, lua whisker* in the | herein is found a subject for very seri- i IRON. MAILS It SBELF HARDWARE I ou* reflection. Numerous still in Ceymiddle. ■ Ion, though by no means so plentiful as Din you rtvr notice the fact that a they were a few years ago, and without tramp who qhims ho ha a trale but 1 doubt existing also in large numbers in certain parts of Africa, tbe elephant , is, however, rapidly disappearing. As a l>east of burden he ia un rivaled for .OPLE’S DRUG STORE, A coxToiriowtaT wm performing io strength, endurance and intelligence, a New Harin variety show when the sod the servicee bs render- in times of police made k raid, lie leaped over an war. as well a* |>eacr, would alone more ~ ' a window twenty-five than reward a great effort on hia bekalf. yu.tr a I art from the fact that when he <1, finally escaping. goes the supply of ivory -vases, too. there i» also the grave consideration of . his loas as a means of locumo'.ion and ■ Upon my w«i phon Ixxita that| are m> highly pr they are Mid to I fur wearing in tl DR 1 GOODS. SILKS and DRESS GOODS d may tie all that >r ont-door nte, but uuk they will never A Miser's Miserable Life and Death. IIngli McGliun, proprietor of the llho.le I also < I livery stable, on Fourth street, died Tuesday afternoon, aged 60 1'I.Il'N RUSSELL, ite valued at ove- 4.9)0.000. n. it ta stated, acquired his large by leading an extremely pc existence, and denying himself He nccup . d himself ta lb* mo*t menial employou-uVi about Li* establishment, ami h>- devoted himself, to the making aud boarding of money. For yean he occupied a loft in his stable, where hr died. He waa ntisbke to read nt write, and - as i.idiRrd to intrust tlir management A SKOko boy in 1 ing for a ration the following story: "I 'M. F. HICKS, and he's get free stayed the year round at the “diggina* . (npltie and hl»log. an rbolr ef hia estate to his wife, who, and those people who camo op from ’ , rith bn daughter*. is earning a living Illinois only to operate during the a Rhode Island ai a domeaiie servant summer season. The permanent read -'1 denta, having but liVle time or mate- j rial to construct regular tints, were accustomed to burrow into hillaidca members of the Bousc.Und other dig­ semi-subterranean cells large enough nitaries will be membek They will lhe Young Idea Trying la Shoot. for bunking and cooking purpoaeo. discuss grave snd disputA questions ot Thia peculiar mode ot life, being aimiThe traditional young idea hM been et.quettc, drew, cookink bnc-a-lne ter Io that of the badger—an animal trying to shoot in an unconventional and confectionery. tben plentiful in tho lead regions—\ way from the benche*- <•’ tL« North Atsuggested tlie term of "badger-holos," tleburo 'Mass.. Gir.minar School. A m applied both to the eavedike homes voyage along tbe northcrnboasl of Si­ timid us) lately left his seat in extreme and tho aanken shafts of the resident beria, fiom the Atlantic to Vie Pacific, ttepidaliAi, and, being reprimanded I Monuments. Tombstones. Mimles. 6x., mipht often be made btea learner spe ­ miners, while the tetter themselves sharply by the-teacher, gave thia sacwere termed "Badgers." On tbe other cially fitted out, and manntt by an ex­ cinet explanation: " I can't ait there hand, tho nomadic gentlemen who came perienced crew, and that sub a voyag< and have a seven-shooter jointed st up in tho spring and returnnd in the would occupy only a few weAs. tnc." The boy who wm accused assert­ Cou J. Btovdikd JoHNids, of Ken - ed tii.u it was only a pasteboard pistol. called "Suckera." m their habits of tucky, report* Gen. Hubert L Lee as i Lot when wb<u hi Ina breeches pockets w. re coming and going were similar to saying just after hia surrenitr: •earebrd tbr he wm crammed down hL* those of that fish. Being in the diggings to my own fate 1 know not ifij tbiooL Tho seven shoot er «* there, but a short season, they Aid not store for me. I believe the with cv.ry chamber loaded. sink regular ahsfte and burrow under-' ai VVwdiiugi'iu are Ix-nt on the te the earth along the mineral veins like tunic tDMMUfra, and. if they hiq, tlie Badger, but opened large quarry- war, will stop ai no bumitiatid pita, seeking for float-orc and such m ean heap on me. My eqje rejx will - that ia. without an. certainty or could be obtained along tbe surface v Jurity of possession. Taking the av­ Tho "itinerants were called 'Suckers' ^wWn>«-Tie*c that be will pen erage of each household a*, four, this because d tho similarity of their aai-1 gratory habits to tbow aw ewtuttfo- terras ot my surrender or tho gives 2.106.512 persona who are depend­ . ... j «■ -' -ir*rV- thnm from tho given me to bo vioteled. ent upon sufferance for a home. •ra;' while tho open AT Santa Boas, Cal., Dr. Ratngavc pita, scooped oat by the former, were an exhibition of his skill with thcrifle, drvignated ' Sucker- boles.' The Icad- breaking ninety two gteM balls ou of minc region in South western Wiscon­ 10 >. Ho also performed numAous sin is Bteli plentifully besprinkled with other experiments—shooting a 4+ar three ‘ Sucker holes,' exhausted and out of his assutant's mouth, breaking a abandoned by the early visitors from glass I-ill held in his SMiatantH fiuh-n over the DlinoiA border. The distin- and on his head, shooting an apple oil it 50RTH-WI„SrX GBA5B his month, etc. He a’so broke w*k»l ball* behind his bock, sighting withict quenoe. characteristic teims applied to a mirror, and among the must < xtraoqh the. entire people of the States of Wis­ nary feats »aa hitting a 5-cent pike consin and Illinois, respectively, and toMed in tho sir st a distance of ftrt to the States themselves." Perhaps •on-j old resident of lllinoi* may be able to throw additional light upon a A Rcvelnttea in tbe Callao Trade. I subject that is fast psaainir into tbe re­ We have published several state­ gion of tradition. tha Hon. Mom M. ments concerning the invention known Strong, one of the old-M aHllera of a* ■’Clemcnl'aattachmeut," which prom Wisconsin, gives a similar history of ues to work a revolution in the cotton the two terms that have bcebmo char­ trade, agricultural and manufacturing, acteristic of the two Statrn. While far snrpaaaing that wrought by Whit­ prospecting, the miner made a cave in ney's cotton-gin. To understand the the billside in which he slept and __ ________ __ thia invention, a few worked. If he did not * " * words of explanation are neocasary to ing good “diggings” ---------- --------------- the general reader. selected, it waa absadonud. But in Prior to the invention of the gm by many instances the “prospect” proved Whitney, all cotton bad to ba pickedto be a ' imd,” and tho “ Bad ger-holo- that is, separate.! from the seed-boll by wsa occupied aa a residence for a long hand. This proerss vm stow, a few time, and often replaced by a comforta­ pounds tier day being the product of a ble houis. Tha term "Badger," Mr. •killed aud experienced hand. This, Strong says, wm first applied to the oe of cour c. made the production ot cot­ cupants ol thece temporary nabterraa- ton too coatiy to be profitable. Whit­ eon resideuses in derision, m tlie term ney's invention, however, produced a "Sucker" wm applied to the migratory nivolntiou. It provided a mechanical inhabitant* of Southern Illinois, who. like the carp family, came to the mines in tbe spring and returned in the win­ ter.— Chicago Trihune. Groceries and General Prodni The second commandment not only forbids worshiping graven images, but it forbids making them. At the time when the commandment was given the tendency to tho worship of images waa so strung that even the making of them could not be allowed. That danger hav­ ing passed away from us. the prohibition has passed away for ua, for the diriuc precepts an- not arlutrary, but reason­ able. When a dangerous road has been repaired, the sign, “ No passing here," ia taken ’ way. bo wo read tbe eumiuandincEt, " Thon ahait not mnke any graven image;*' wo respond, "Lord, incline our hearts to keep this law;' and we fill our houaea with statu-1 ary. Tlie spirit of the law has passed into other forma, prohibiting idols of the imagination, idols of the intellect, especially all rel'gioas views, practices, notions and doctrines that are unworthy of God, or dishonorable to Him — Dr. J. M. Whilon. We believe that Christ waa not only buried, but rose from tbe dead the third day. H« ro»c with a material body identical in a true sansa wish th* body aa it was before He died, and yet om­ nipotently changed to iucorruptiblencaa aud power, and fitted for the fnllueaa of the Spirit and a state of glory. We believe that Christ will come again tbe second lime in that wry reaurroclion body, and raise up His people with 'a like literal real body of incorruptibleueas and power, controlled by tbe Spirit and fitted to the final state. *We look for the Havior, tho Lord Jteus Chiiri, who shall change our rile body Ifiat it may be fasb.oncd like unto His glorious body." Tbe fall of man brought rain to body as well aa north Salvation is not complete till body, an well as soul. Miaving an Old Acquaintance. ” They want you to come around the corner to No. 11 to ahavr a man that hae gone dead,” whimpered a Lttle boy, m he opened the door of tbe barber's shop and showed the half of a very smutty face with one rinfnl sye in it. Tbe barber tethered the deceased, says the Providence Journal, and then fell chair in aome eele­ wbile in thia ab----- —--------- i, ths barber, for­ that the man «m dead and doc mood just then to talk, re- Mb White you sre in thi» at r/nrr hsiul behind _ ,____ irtefid to about;, don't even run your hand into your pocket for achassDf tobwekhr; doutapi; don't wink, ioruf Jon do, your prideer, if he's sc Arkansas man, will jolt yea You must learn theao little rules of po H tenesc. You -nay know how to cuuduct ycniMlf at church, but you're gr* a good many rulec ot etiquette to Irani .* -^-Little Rock Oatelti. American and Foreign Marble HO PATENT NO PA’ mninois linilOIIS � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-01-24.pdf.pdf 5bdf05c495b61eaf6a8bdbe5f2199247 PDF Text Text ORNO STRONG,! Editor aicd Propuiktor. J Devoted to the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun. NASHVILLE^BARRYCO^MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1880. VOLUME VII. LIFB IN NASHVILLE And Ear Environs. • —Alf. C. Buxton has purchased of H, R. Dickinson the old Hod. Lee place. —A new-fangled patent gate, erected on Maple attract* the wondering granger. —This winter and Bummer weather mixes badly for both pedestrian and jrariacM. —Did you ever notice how dose those round dances, bring young peo­ ple together. —As will lie seen by' the Supervisors proceedings, the question of a new court house is tn the docket, and as this county-seat matter is do patent right-aflair, wb/wouldn’t it be a good to raise the money, idea for Nash buildings and have build the the county-seat here? She can do it. . living on the Belle* —Dennis Smi vue-Assyria io line, the notorious old coon who lias almost daily for it with his grpnd years committing daughter, by his Maker on Wednesday last, render an account of his evil We wonder what the preacher had say of him at the funeral. —One of the ,;industrious and prosperous young usiness men of this village is A. R. W t. Commencing here but a few y ago, without a dollar, he is now happy possessor of a fine, large an convenient busiplace and n house d lot, and owes no man a dollar, nergy is always victorious. . —W. G. Aylsworth is about to emagain in the dry goods busincs* in this village. Here’s luck to him.. —Messrs. Walls A White of Litch­ field, aA) in this market, buying and shipping cattle and dressed hogs to Chicago. —Boys, yon have no right to hug the school ma’am this year. Leap year yon know and the hugging “orto" come from the other aide of the bouse. —C. W. pemary bethought the build­ —Complants co o us to the effect ing occupied by A L Raeey as a ting among the barber shop. The property belonged , that there is much incited by to the estate of A. M. Daugherty, and I small boys of our older ones, and fu r mutterings iabrought tWO. timate that said fl gis carried on —A voung man of Maple Grove Ims , right under the no*4 of the principal, been kicked twice by a mule.both times 1 and*that too withouthira applying the escaping without much injury. We i gambogee or in any fanner trying to contemplate offering him the position ' stop the business. 1 of asaociaf editor on the News. —Why is it that neatly every night —We can’t see why the Baptists can’t ! (and even many other times during have regular preaching.Thare is plenty I the day) certain of onryong Indies are of good ministers in the Baptist de- i to be seen nt the depot abovt on hour nomination, and a good brick chnrch, liefore train, and their Dg. lots of Baptists and plenty n! water in themselves both with y men here thia village. I and traviling men in i anner they —‘ Ho! everyone that thirtieth, give | would not, t, to say the t in their me thine ear." Our artesian , well, nn wot tier’s nariors * der the direction of B. H. Hong, lai q. . to the names a-rir. I* Im. hj..., rank | of „ M „nd WjBchpl Hided on the over mt, iot w.th ont » krr»k or ..lk.oppn.iu e News office, mndootorwykind. i on s.tunu,. „d j a । «.. m..u e tremvnduous A village lad Reynolds we think epithets they burled each other soon wm Uio n»me—the oth.r dny pUke<l up , Br,Ilt rJ„(1 „f ra„n .j,,,] an uppleeore from theU- 1)oy, Bot „a^|,ey swore, and nibbUngawayatit when a bystander frotltetl. and flan heir ■ — fists around naked why be ate cores. “Con that's all | !Illui(, jtaaplain missing three celthe hog left for n>e.” waa the peireply. । tat ,ui„ that tlll. ouldn’t fight, and —There are a number of l»ya in | they.didn’t, this village who feel their 'Anvrican independent-ivneess «> keenly, tnat no Vermontville rooster wants t» call them chicken thieves unles he deiire to see his teeth scattered around oi the sidewalk. \ —We print over 1500 copies of (The News this week. Shall district a number of extras, and thorn- ]tenow< ! who arc remembered with a copy kill consider it a polite invitation to be­ come our patrons. $1.50 per yearl.75 six months. —A revival is in progress at the nrthodist church. Some twelve have ex­ perienced religion and the meetings continue to so grow in interest that the pastor informs us they will be continu­ ed every evening during next week except Satuiday. —A young friend‘of ours asserts that he can absorb more saccharine sub­ stance. sitting three feet from a cer­ tain little Nashville girl he knows of, than he can in masticating two pounds of C. W. Smith’s cannels, and CharHes cannels are A No. 1, too. —Boise Bros, have commenced remodling the interior of their late pur­ chase, the store recently vacated by H. G. Hole. An extension of twenty five feet is to be added, and the little brick, the first erected in Nashville, will be made into a first class drug store. —Mrs. Eva Wright, who, with her two little children, was turned out doors at*the midnight hour, some three weeks ago, by her unnatural father, Hiram Partello, bysteadiy applying herself to her needle is providing for herself and little ones much better than she could at Hiram's. —The snow fall of Monday night was jnst sloppy and slippery enough to cause trouble, and the old kundermudge we saw trying to sink through the sidewalk in front of the Union House block, with both feet pointed to the —The littie notice in last week’s News filled to over-flowing the Christian , with an onto bear eak upon committee and the led to sit * a certain — In ily not a hundred ille, the child who miles from N read an extrac from the News, has l>een solemnly nd soundly spanked for assimilati our “egregious _ ” and corrupt ideasjand yet the talented and highly - - - who did it, ral- daddy steals the ing of the News every week, and I read thia item but what matter* it, a man can never see the point of a ke in 8 paper lie docs not pay for. —A few evenings ago, Jacob Shoup, a good farmer af Maple Grove, waa driv­ ing home from this village with a heavy load. In the back of his wagon were a couple bags of flour, which dropped off the w*agoD, and were picked up and set against the fence by Will. Eno, who was following behind and who overtook Shoup within 40 rods and told him of bis loss. Jake turned around, soon a gray horse meeting a man di and spring wi an, in which were two bags of flour, id when Jake reached the place whi u his bags . "orto” be they “wer’n^”(thera. —"Stub” Darrell, one of b(h)oys eat­ ing pancakes and side pork a couple of miles eagtfwas up before Esq. Parady on Saturday for disorderly conduct. H. M. Lee was the complaing witness and the evidence disclosed'the facts, that at a dance at the Opera House. "Stub” got so mixed up with "benxinc” that he used vulgar language, put him­ self in a fighting attitude before divers persons, and threw a whisky bottle across the ballroom floor. It only took the jury ten minutes to find a verdict against him, and the Squire fined "Stub tee, making an aggregate —Mias Ada Gray,the actress, who by her perfect rendering of "The. New Magdalen,” “Corniel” and "East Lynne” at the Opera House a year ago, became very popular with Nashville people, is coming, supported by Chas. Watkibs 5th aye, combination, and w 11 appear at the Opera House Thurs­ day evening, Jan. 29th, in the grand tragedy "Lucretia Borgia,” her master piece. We bespeak for her a crowded house, and advise the theatre-loving people to secure their scats at Boise Bros, early. Charles Holton the popular advance agent was in the village on Thursday, and made all necessary ar­ rangements. • —Henry Trover, a farmer, living two and a half miles south-west of this village, had a narrow escape from death on Wednesday. About three o'clock in the afternoon, while himself and brother whre felling a tree, six inches in diameter, Henry noticed, jnst as the tree liegan to fall his saw lying where the tree would fail upon it, and endeavored to rescue it when the tree fell, striking him upon his heodiaud left shoulder, He was picked up insensible and carried to the house and a doctor called who found some severe cuts, but do bones broken. Mr. Troyer bled profusely from his car and lungs, which indicates that, per­ haps. he was injured internally, al­ though at this writing he seems to be improving. LOOAL GIBBLE-G AEBLE. And Pwwm! OHt-Ast- Mrs. H. G. Hale is at Greenville, on a two week’s visit. Several exciting dog lights have oc­ curred this week. Miss. Effie White returned to Kala­ mazoo on Saturday. D. .C. Lee of St. Louis, Mo., is in the village visiting relatives. . Mrs. A. J. Boothe started for her northern home on Saturday. H. C4 Woolcutt has returned from an extended visit to Ohio. Miss Belle Parrish of Grand Rapids, is visiting her cousin, E. L. P. and wife. To-dgy there is not another village On Monday Mrs. John Bell of Maple of its size and age in Michigan, more Grove took the train for the east to thrifty or has a more enterpriseing and visit relatives. intelligent populace than does Nash­ E. M. Gates, well known to Nash­ ville. Her population is fully 1300 ville. people, is in the village on busi­ souls and her business may be briefly ness this weeksummarized as follows. M. J. Fanning; the young Irish ora­ Three saw mills; two furniture fact­ tor, who talks to our R, R. C. on Mon­ ories, with plaining mills attached.and day evening’s was once a typo. stores; one grist mill; two elevators; Bob. Ingersoll’s bible' is now read one carding mill; two carriage and wag­ each Sabbath, in this village, liefore a on manufactories ; eight general stores; little band of devoted followers. four groceries; two hardwares; two H. Roe has built an ice house, that drug stores; two jewelry stores ; five is warranted to keep ice in tophet, and millinery stores; two meat markets; now he is waiting for a freeze-up. one hotel and three boardinghouses; Dr. Keslar, the home's friend, has one bakery; two harness shops ; five moved his family in and determined blacksmith shops; one foundry ; one to make Nashville his future home. _______ _ ______________ ___;_______ ' _ gun shop ; five shoe shops two cooper F. M. Potter of the Vermontville J shops ; two barbershops; two liveries; Hawk, was in the village Saturday, one photograph gallery; one cigar foe­ tory ; two saloons; five lawere; two working up his congressional boon}. ‘ ’ Mrs. M. Lee, and son Frank, of Tif- justice*; . four _physicians . ; and an aahfln, O., are arc at H. M. Lee’s, having ery . Then we have three churches ; a in view the purchase of a farm here. union school with four departments, Jacob Shoup of Maple Grove, took j acd the prospect for Nashville’s growth NUMBER 18. A NEWSPAPER RETROSPECT. • s FsvWwds Ost Willfci Fsflto Jfst One dreary October day, a little over six years ago, the paper you hold in your hand, gentle reader, was born, mid the usual perplexities that attend such ventures in new villages- An old played-out niiilister, who imagined be­ cause he could preach fairly, he could run a newspaper, had tried the experi­ ment, failed, and left town and for a time (on account of his aldeneas in the matter of collecting up subscriptions and running up store bills ) was the mostthought-of man in this community. Then the Hastings papers put in their little oar and intimated that this com­ munity hadn't intelligent and liberalminded men enough to support a news­ paper,, and the gentleman who contem­ plated another newspaper venture here, must be a terrible reckless fellow with money. Taking these impedimenta in­ to consideration, it leno wonder The News, on that bleak autumn day, sent out papers to only sixty-three bonafide subscribers, twenty-eight of whom As it may be of intereat to our pre­ sent numerous readers to note the». growth of The News, we give below its actual circulation at ths begining of each new year of its existence: Jan. 1, 1874, number copies, 340 ' 1, 1875, nunibrr copies, ;js4 Jan. 1, 1876, number copies, 4«> Jan. 1.1877, number copies, Jan. 1.1878, number copies, 788 Jan. 1, i, 1879, 104V, number numuer copies. copies, you 960 Jan. 1, 1880, number copies, 1348 These six years have been full of the Monday's day express for a two during 1880 are better than any other hard days’work, and id fact when we look back over our life to the early age weeks visit to friends in Indiana and . year of her existence. Ohio. I ---------- -———-------------of nineteen, when we first embarked in TO YOU, READER. the newspaper business, we find that it L. J. Wheeler, G. A. Truman, and j D. C. Griffith, each have a change of I; Geiitlc reader, how do you like this has been full of hard days' work (and advertisements. Fail not to note the numlier of The News! It contains often rights, too) and expect it always particulars. locals from Nashville, Hastings, Ver­ will lie until Death commands, us to Chas. Wilcox clerk at die Wolcott montville, Bellevue, Kalamo, Maple lay aside the pen and shooting-stick. House has purchased an “Audiphon" Grove, Assyria, Johnstown, Baltimore, We had no rich daddy’s ducats or to improve.bis hearing, and he says it State'Roadand Woodland,—14 columns, scheming politician's brains to help us on, but simply the ingredients usually does the “biz." ail dftdied up in the raciest manner James Fleming has gone up- north lMMsi&, and 24 columns of news put into a man of a hundred and thirty­ prospecting. He contemplates going itema&oriesjokes and general mis­ odd pounds. During The Newts’ ca­ jnto the hardware business at Boyne cellany. Whoever saw the like sent reer of six years and 18 weeks we find that we have been absent from the of­ Falls, Charlvoix Co. out of a town no larger than Nashville? * Mrs. Elza Hayden, Joseph Haslett, Compare this pajtr with any other ' fice only seven publication days. We soon found Nashville and sur­ John Willson nnu Miss Addie Allen, local paper you take, and see if it is all Charlotte ladies, were visiting Mrs. not the beat, and fully worth the price, rounding country to be peopled by large hearted, liberal and appreciative G. A. Truman on Tuesday. to whomsoever subscribes. In it is con­ The frosts of age liegins to set heavy tained more originality, life, spice and people, and the abovoe table tells of upon Uncle Dan Parmaticr, and which wit, than can pe found in all the other The News’ success better than any with n tinge of rheumatism, compells papers of the county, for a month,— words of ours can. To-day if we arc to believe the expressed opinion of good him to hobble around on crutches. which isn’t anything to brag on, either. J. H. Tuckerman has so far recover­ During the present year this paper will men. The News is not only the largest ed from his recent illness as to lx, contain more things of interest to you circulated, but the most influential, able to be around, and as a natural re­ than any other paper you read. No newspaper in Barry County. We are proud of ovr success, proud of the fact • sult, busineM is lively at bis agw mill. one is interested more anywhere else W. A. Aylsworth’* health still re than he is in the green spot he calls that we have built up a circulation mains poor and he is rapMly closing home and the things pertaining ‘o the that no other paper published in a town out his stock, preparatory to going out country around that home. This year no larger than Nashville, in the State of business and get change of climate, this paper will be The News of your can equal. But to do this we have had another week will about finish his stock. home, and don’t you forget it It. will to be independent, and. ride over a few dead beats, dead-heads and town­ John J. Potter is teaching a school be a high-toned, moral paper, the drones, who are always ready to im­ ofsixtyfechoiara, conducting three sing­ sauciest, liveliest, boldest and most pede progress or enterprise, and are a ing school and writing up a column and complete local paper you ever read. living curse to any town. half war-sketch for The News every In its condemnation of dead-beats and We believe in improvements. The. week. When John spreads hfmself be town drones, you can learn how to News' earnings of *78 and *79 were in­ can cover more work than any other 1avoid and do away with these nuisances; vested in a power press. This year in its report of crime's and punishments man of bis size in the county. every dollar that The News makes Bev. D. E. Milliard, who has so ably you may finds warning against tempshall be expended upon the paper, to filled the Christian pulpit for the past 1tatioa; and iu its exposures of sin, increase and better the quality of its font weeks, departed with his estima- 1sensuaHam and iniquity, it will preach ' reading matter. To-day The News ble wife, for iheir home in Jackson, on 1to you the awful lesson how imprud- ‘ leads to error, error conducts to 'enters upon a new era. Believing that Monday. During their brief stay in cnee ' it is the duty of every true newspaper this village they won the good will and 1guilt and guilt reaps its bitter fruit of .to represent the local interests of the and degradation.Gentle reader respect of all they became acquainted anguish 1 community in which it circulates, we with. Iif The ' News is worth your opinion, ! have enlarged The News to better do express tiiatopinion, whether itbe good . this. Our friends have said we were NABHVILLE. or bad. If you don’t like the paper say ( foolish to do it; that The News was so, but if you do, say so to your neigh- , large enough before; and an enlargebor, and not only say so, but take his , without increase of price would make ( The "mother earth” upon which subscription and bring or forward it to the expence of production greater for Nashville now stands, in the year of ns, retaining your pay for stamp and fus to bear. But our motto is that envelope; for the T he N ews published our Lord 1865, was covered with a mar­ nothing»is good enough that can be velous wealth of oak, ash, maple,Ibeech in the manner it is to-day merits 3,000 (made better, and the latter part of the subscribers and can have them too, if J cherry, black walcut, hickory , butter­ statement we have endeao'red to an­ nut, whitewood, basswood, elm, and a its friends win only use their influence .swer above, believing that if we sow । fine Httle pinery, the t^tle to the same in its favor for a short time. We would bountifully and well, we shall reap our being held by farmers R. B. Gregg, A.' not ask them to do this but tho price, ,reward, for the people always appre­ W. and O. A. Phillips. All there was 11.50 per year, does not really afford (ciate a good thing, and the.The News at that time in the shape of a hamlet profit enough for ns to send ont a can- tduring the present year shall not work was a littlle one-horae saw mill on the to live as much as it will live to work. Thornapple. During the following In the matter of building improve­ Politically, it matters little to The year the railroad was surveyed through iments Nashville did well in 1879. The News whether Republican, Democrat the place and the Mallets having pur- 1last, m shown by the -Verz, allows two or Greenback rule, so long as they still chased the saw mill property, afore­ wheat elevators; one of them ranking bold the starry’ emblem of our country said, licgan putting up ft grist mill. iamong the largest and most complete high as of old among the nations; yet At that time, thousand of good, hard- iin Centra] Michigan ; two new stores, in this sense The News will not he wood logs were being burned up by iand three stores enlarged and improv­ neutral, but rather take an independ­ the farmers around here in order, to ed i ; two brick dwellings, sixteen dwell- ent ■ stand, and will publish sensible and get them out of the way, little imagin- 1mgs, material not sfMrified; two of- reasonable politics! articles from eithing thgy were soon to be wry valuable. To fit the timber for uro in kitchen?, one point. office, and parlors in 1876 Jacob Lente, KM In conclusion we domra to say th,it an enterprising German, opened a small we love Nashville. Our six yeara of life here Lave been full of pleasant ascabinet shop where his furniture huciatiom. and here we calculate to —One of the largest specimens of the "guardian of the peace” nation we ever saw, arrived from Ann Arbor on Monday. We do not know how many hundred pounds he weighed, but • he was big enough to hold a full-grown steer with one hand and knock it down with the other. He had a warrant for Morrice Leary who obtained goods un­ der false pretenses, and who, he assert­ ed, was also suspected of grave-robb­ ing. A couple of suspiously looking fellows had been in the village since Fri­ day undone of them from description learn that last week Tuesday, the sheriff said was his man. Having asur cal operation of a most difficult secured the services of Dept, Sheriff and ricate ‘ ' character was undertaken Lee, the deleted ves were soon on the by D Wm. Young of Nashville nsslstscent and overhauled the chap about ed bj Di *r. Adams of Kalnmo, and Par­ eight o'clock, calmly sleeping in bed HMM » ot Vermontville ... for _________ the relief some two miles west of the village, and of I oung lady living near Morgan, the sheriff returned with him to Ann who or the hist six years lias been Arbor on the nine o'clock express. snffe iff from a rupture of the bladder. The eration was successful and the HE WENT TO CHESTER. lady thus relieved of a most troubleA few days since we had occasion to some und nt the same time loathsome mala '. ride on the. railroad. At Vermontville a good nntured, off-hand-looking gran­ —3 rhville has a school racket aof ger sat down beside u solemn 4‘touchmam >th proportions, which has been in tbfmoitth of every’ resident of this me-not." wit>» a big nose and a bad cold, who wag perusing a copy of the The facte are briefly thus. Hastings Journal. Schm b Iioartl last fa}l decided to not "Any news from Maine f” socially admit 'oregn scholar*. At a meeting asked the Vermontville granger. ‘ on Jan. Oth, it was ascertained "Hey 7” said" the man with the big that fl i foreign scholaritwere in attennose. dance rben there was really not room "Anything fresh from Maine 7” euoag for our own scholars. Th^y peated the V. U. were lered ' to leave and all left cx­ The other only looked puzzled and mbh—> girls,...aged respectively mo14_ and out of the window, and the V. G. con­ 15, wh e parents bound them to par­ tinued a little louden ties in iis village a* domestic servants, "Do you think there was as mnch and t y demanded admission to the bull-dozing in Maine ns is claimed by school rhich the board refused, on the the Republicans!” gronni bat die "binding out" was done "Bull who—whose bull T” queried the the law. Correspondence with other. the Ki ■rinteudrDt of Public Instruc­ The V. G..looked diBcouraged but tion fa >wed, - tiie - iron-clad bond and presently asked in a loud voice: an <mtl f one of the partieswere given do Y°n «>bik will be the to the mrd as evidence, and the girl result f” “Wha’-ju-say r drawled tb« big was at irted to the school, but the nose. Dourd* sieving that the case waa of “How do yon think it will go 7” yell­ i mentum, paswid a resolution ed the other at the u»p of hi* voice. “Oh ! I go only as far as Chester,” he a) if the proceedings and fact* answered complarentiy ns be h-uned « < e lie published iii The News bMktoym, the VermontvillA i A be done in our next. ian rushed for the smnl ing car. I a tine fl-story —Pliilli oiler hnving deeded, free gratis, th reel of land on the banks of rnapple, near the pound, to les, the latter gentleman his carding mill building their instead of overby Olds’ saw mill ns was first intended. Report saith that1 vork will **’ commence on the bnildipgj sdon as spring opens and that it will ei large 3-story one, containing _________ „ imp ved machinery forwarding, spining ’ * weaving. ‘ ~ * Good. season will erect a double, two or three story brick store A saw mill was needed to make the thousands of wasting logs up into lumber, which want was supplied 1869, when Olds A Wasson erected their saw mill, and the cant hook of progress rolled the logs over toflnd many a clean bright dollar underneath. On the last day of December, 1809. the iron horse first arrived, and so fast did the little hamlet grow that the fol­ lowing year it was incorporated and giv­ en the name of Nashville, after "Nash, the railroader, and man of many prom- | TERMS; Si.60 per Year. 1 Eimolb Come* Five Cexts. maufactory, and next �ike ia Our Tyme.* =T of the Alfred that twine KOI Oaly live* their »U«it<J-ad. ■ Shall they aiug «ho fully reign*. THE CREOLE. BT AN OLD BALT. In 1820, the waters in the vicinity of the West India islands swarmed with fierce, ruthless pirates, respecting neither sex or the flag ot any oountnr. Many a rich merchantman suddenly disappeared, without a trace remaining to tell either tho fate of crew or vessel. In tbe height of the excitement, when merchantmen were forced to carry both guns sajd extra men, the Navy Depart• ment fitted cut the corvette Port Fire, peculiarly adapted, from her great speed and light draught of>water, to cruise successfully in the shoal waters of the West India station. The vessel was commanded by Ralph Jenkins, whose hair had grown gray in the service of his country, while his First Lieutenant and executive officer was a Georgian, . Jack Hayes by name. It was toward the close of a long sunny day in March that tho look­ - out on the foretopsail yard reported, “Sail O!” “ Where away ?” demanded the officer of the deck. . “ Right ahead, air!" “ Can you make her out?” "I can’t say exactly, sir; but ahe looks like s brig.” All hands were called to make sail, and, clothed in folds of snow-white can­ vas, the Port Fire rapidly neared the stranger. * The wind waa rapidly dyingout, blow­ ing in fitful gusts and flaws from off tho land, then from a point right ahead, and finally boxing all around the com­ pass. At last a dead calm rested on the water with the exception of a few spirts of air aloft, which occasionally filled the light sails of the corvette, forging her ahead, and gradually lessening the distance intervening between the manof-war and the stranger. It was 4 bells, or 10 o’clock at night, before the corvette was close enough to scan the vessel It was a brig, lying like a log in tbe water, bowing and dip­ ping her bluff bows into the long, easy swell of the tropics. The large square stern and low, flat counter pronounced her at once a sugar drogher. “She has the look of a Frenchman, Mr. Hayes,” remarked the commander, as he scanned her closely through his night-glass. "I see a flutter of feminine apparel, too. She must have passengers. Better hail her, sir; ahe may have some­ thing to communicate." "Brig ahoy I” demanded Mr. Hayes through his trumpet "Sari” "What brig is that ?" “Ze Marie Antoinette, du Havana, te Bordeaux,'* came hoarsely back. "This ia the United States corvette Port FirO on a cruise. Have you seen anv suspicious vessels since you left ixitr After a moment s hesitation, a voice replied: "I am the only person on board who of one this afternoon, and that was away under the land; could not make her out, but thought it was a schooner.*' By direction of the Gaptain. Jack in­ formed the speaker that the Port Fire would remain in her vicinity until she gained an offing, as the locality was anything but safe for a vessel of her A smart little breeze had sprung up, and with royals and top-gallant sails down on the caps, courses hauled up and staysails stowed, the corvette edged off to windward, running a parallel course to the brig, which lumbered along, creaking and groaning in every timber. The moon wm sinking to rest in the west, obscured every few momenta by light, fleecy elnnda that moved slowly across ik disk, impelled by the trade­ wind, and. as the corvette’s bell an­ nounced the Lour of midnight, the final nmered ncro«<» the bright, bubbling M-s, end dissppeorstl beneath ths*' ixnu, Tbe stars aud planets twinkled flickered above, reflected m myriad sta-m by the bright water below. the watch was-siswly pacing Pt re is the brig, Mr. Loroer?” boatswain’s mate,’ the crew rapidly gained their stations, and in five min­ EAerlng the cabin. Jack beheld tho utes the Port Fire, under a cloud of canvas, was again beading for. the brig. form of a female stretched on tbe tran­ The battery had been cut loose, the som,. half concealed by the flowing crew peeping forth through the open drapery of a curtain. Attired in a loose but well-fitting dress of white, which Id a loud voice Capt. Jenkins hailed wm confined at- her waist by a broad to know what was the cause of the blue sash; her hair black and luxuriant, falling around her waist, tbe bright olive complexion, small hands, exquis­ spouse. “The crew were mutinous, itely-turned ankle, and'the tiny foot and I fired my pistols over their heads." which peeped from beneath the folds “Rather strange, that, Mr. Hayee - of her dress proclaimed her at once to be a native of Jamaica, better known, eh?” “Yea, sir; and that voice does not perhaps, as an English Creole. She had fainted from excess of terror, sound lise the one who hailed me the first part of the evening, saying he the terrible uncertainty of her position, waslhe only one who could speak En­ together with the noise and excitement of the engagement, proving too much glish.” “You are right, sir. Call away the for her. Before the Lieutenant, somewhat first cutter. Well take a look at him, perplexed at the situation, could take had the falls of the boat. measures to bring the maiden to her­ ■been cast loose when a voice, muffled self a carpenter’s mate hastily entered the cabin, reporting the prise as rap­ and compressed, waa heard: * •We are boarded by pirates,” fol­ idly sinking./ The pirates had scuttled lowed . by a heavy thud and a low her, determined that she should not fall into the hands of the victorious groan. In an instant the armed boat’s crew, man-of-wKi’smen. Hastily taking the insensible girl in headed by a senior Lieutenant, had. leaped over the aide, the oars struck his arms. Jack hastened from the sink­ the water with a simultaneous splash,, ing wrpckT^rbgnined the corvette, de­ as tire excited seamen exerted them­ positing the burden on the cushioned selves to the utmost to dash alongside transom of CspL Jenkins’ cabin, where every attention was devoted to her. the brig. Soon her eyas opened, only to close In tho meanwhile the Port Fire had slowly forged ahead of the brig, her1 again with a shudder, while a sigh esmaintopaail to the mast, shivering and. caped from her lips. Gradually she shaking jua she come np and fell off from recovered her fall powers of animation, the wind About three cables’ length and gazed wildly about her. In a soft, low, soothing tone the old to the leeward of the brig was the low hull and bare, rakish masts of a, commander soon calmed her fears, allayed the feverish excitement and asschooner. The quick eyes of Jack Hayes de­ sored her of her safety. There waa tected her in a moment, and his ordersi nothing to fear; all danger had vanished; came sharp and clear from the quarter­ the last vestige of the bloody craft had sunk beneath the waves, and, as daylight deck. “ Clear away tho starboard battery 1 in flaming colors tinged tho eastern Load with grape! Sail-trimmera, to horizon, the corvette was standing for your stations! Fill away the main- tho brig with all sail set. Rose Foster’s first inquiry was for yard!” As the corvette gathered headway the welfare and safety of her dear and moved through the water be gave father. They had left their valuable plantation to indulge in a little pleasure the order: “Load your gnns, take good aim, excursion, traveling through France, which had been the native country of fire!" The flash of the guns lit up the water her mother, whom she had lost in early with a momentary glare, followed by the childhood. As the corvette rapidly neared the groans and imprecations of wounded men. Again came the orders from the brig, the planter’s daughter could scarcely control her impatience in her quarter-deck: ** Load 1 Solid shot—run out one point eagerness to learn something regarding her father, whom she knew had been abaft tho beam—fire I" The forms of Again did the streams of fire burst grievously wounded. from the side of the corvette. The men could be seen moving about the smoke of the guns hung over the water, brig's deck, while Jack, in obedience to so that it was impossible te ascertain a sign from hit* commander, jumped in­ the execution done by the iron missiles, to the gig to ascertain for the fair paasbut the crash of timbers and a cloud of enger the exact condition of her splinters that fell pattering mj the father’s wounds, received in her defense. He wu met at the gangway by the water assured the crew of the corvette that they had not expended their am­ surgeon, who, with a sorrowful shake of his head, confirmed tho Lieutenant's munition in vain. . Eefore another castigation oonld be worst suspicions. Tho old gentleman administered, however, the pirates had had never rallied from the .terrible 'got their craft in splendid trim, and bluw he had sustained on the head, but with every stitch of canvas set taut as a had gradually sunk lower and lower un­ Ixiurd, with sheets hauled flat aft, were til he had finally breathed his last. Gently as possible the terrible truth dancing up to windward with the speed was bfcken to the orphan, who sobbed of a shark in pursuit of prey. At that moment the first cutter re­ and moaned in the arms of tho Cap­ turned, the officer in charge hurriedly tain, who with all tbe tenderness of a making his way te the quarter-deck, woman offered such consolation as he could. where he was met by Capt. Jeakins. “The brig has been boarded by pi­ With tho loss of her father she had rates, taking tne half-alecpy waten en­ no relative in the world, no blood rela­ tirely by surprise. The Captain and tion upon whom she could call for Possessed of mate offered a slight resistance, but assistance or advice. were immediately overcame and mur- wealth, with a large and valuable plan­ deied. There is an English gentleman tation, the poor girl knew not what to on board with his daughter. He is a do, or where to go. In an agony of planter, I believe. He it 'was who, grief and despair she begged of Capt. bound aud half choked, said there were Jenkins to assist her with his ripened pirates on board, and received a ter­ wisdom, which he promised to do, and rible blow on the head for his temerity. the course of the corvette was directed The pirate Captain has made good his to bo laid to. the island of Jamaica. In the meanwhile Jack Hayes, by escape te the schooner, taking with him the young daughter of the unfortunate direction of his commander, had been gentleman. Therqare several on board enacting a drama on deck. All hands had been piped aft and who require the services of a surgeon.” The surgeon, with a full supply of the First Lieutenant briefly stated to medical comforts; was soon dispatched them all tho character and calling of for the brig, while the corvette, with the schooner lately captured and de­ every stitch of canvas set that would stroyed. The prisoners, some ten in draw, waa soon in full pursuit of the number, had been caught in the act of piratical craft, which was scarcely be­ piracy, with the blood ot their victims still red on their hands. yond range of tho bow-ohaaers. ’ Whips were rove off from tbe yard­ The breeze continued to freshen, and it was soon proved conclusively that the arms, the nooses placed about tho hard­ schooner was no match for the well­ ened villains’ necks. Five minutes for prayer wss allowed, which was con­ trimmed man-of-wai. “Trv the effect of our forward guns, sumed in ribald jest. With a wave of his hand the Lieu­ Mr. Hayes. Let the Captains of the battery aim high. On no account hull tenant replaced his watch in his pocket, her for. we might injure the lady. Crip­ the men grasped the lines with a firm ple his spars, and well soon bo along­ grip, and tho next instant the last of the piratical gang swung suspended in side." Carefully the gunners trained their mid air. All traces of the execution were car<^ pieces, ana soon huge rents in the can­ vas could be »een. A shower of splint­ folly removed before Rose was allowed ers from the mainmast soon followed, to visit the broad deck of the corvette. and a moment after the lofty spar top­ Every precaution was taken to soothe her, and none tried harder or with more pled over the side. The schooner lay a helpless wreck on success than Jack Hayee. Her beauty, intelligence, winning the water, while the frowning battery of tho corvette stared the blood-stained manners, together with the mantle of misfortune which had so suddenly en­ With a desperate courage, worthy of veloped the Creole, all tended to excite better cause, the pirates worked with the deepest feelings of love and sym. pathy in the manly bosom of the -Lieu­ tenant. Every opportunity was seized by their guns. But aa the boats of the Port Fire dashed alongside they manned Jack to court the society of the fair the low bulwarks, cutting and hewing Creole, and before the Port Fixe dropped st the blue-shirted seamen, knowing anchor in tbe harbor of her destination full well that they were fighting with the two were evidently on the best of tenns. halters about their necks. Tne old gray-haired Captain smiled Every inch of Che deck was disputed, and it was not without eome shun and a softly to himseli as he voted the young few desperate wounds that the crew of people together, and during tbe sucoeeding twelve months, when the ves­ The fean-of-war could easily have sel was not cruising, he allowed his blown the pirate out of water m she lay executive every chance to visit the lair at her mercy, rolling to and fro under Um-* heavy guns of the corvette, but with lhe lady od lio&rd such decided action of the approaching marriage of the two, and tbe entire ship's company were wm impossible. present when the ceremony was per­ formed, the old Captain giving the with skill and deadly effect Seaman bride away. Jack soon after resigned to look after after seaman went down before him as , the i m mensc interests of his wife’sprophe fought like a tiger at bay. fortunes. T ie first time wm st a royal hunting party when the poet. Louis Philippe's gaent, when a bird wm flashed, fired hastily and sent the citissn King’s fa­ vorite painter to meet Cerberus. The second time wss, when a candi­ date for the academic, D'eMusset went to pav the customary visit to ah influ­ ential immortal whose chateau was in the environs of Paris. At the moment that the poet rang at the gate an ignoble whelp of incredible ugliness, covered with mud, rushed to meet him with joyous barks and fawned upon him to the detriment of the poet’s The history of the various trials of Pryor N. Coleman, corporal of Com­ pany G, First Tennessee Federal oav airy, during the war, for the mun]er of Mourning Ann Bell, alleged to have been committed on the,7th of March, 1865, is one of the strange romances of the land. He was chajgod with the offense, tried by court-martial, convict­ ed of murder in the first degree at Knoxville, on the 27th of Mai eb, 1865, and sentenced to death by hanging-. The judgment was approved in due form, but he escaped from the military author­ ities and thus defatted the execution of the death sentence. Nine years thereafter, when civil au­ Disgusted as DeMusset was, it would PITH AND POINT. have been perilous to drive 11 the im­ thority had been fully restored in nil mortal’s faithful dog, so he wm com­ the Southern States, Coleman was ar­ Laid on the table—The table-cloth. pelled to let the frightful animal lick rested, indicted, and tried in the Crim­ inal Court of Knox . ceunty, Tenn., for his hands, cover him with caresses and To the sluggard every year is sleep mud, and precede him to the drawing­ the same murder. Tb the indictment his counsel pleaded not guilty, and a room. A Bia tree is the best boughing sc former conviction by a court-martial ■ A moment later the academician en­ for tbe same psrticulir offense. A de­ quaintanoe for a hot day. tered. DeMusset noticed his emtiar-1 murrer to tho plea vas sustained on A TREE may be downcast, and not nu ament, at which he was not surprised, considering the behavior of the animal. the ground—first, because the defend­ chop-fallen. It may be blown down, They adjourned to the dihing-room. ant’s conviction by court-martial under for instance* Fast hones enlv should be clipped, followed by the dog, which, after giving tho laws of tho United States was not a vent to his delight by various gambols bar to an indictment for the same therefore do not clip your horse unless offense; and, second'because ho was al- he is a clippet. and cries, placed two muddy paws on sq guilty of an offetie against tho laws the cloth, seized the wing of a cold The older the tree the more rings it chicken, and began contentedly to de­ of the State. Tbe tjtal then proceeded, has. It is very much the same way and Coleman was1 again convicted vour it. . w first d ree of murder in ’ Ann’ B»U,*^d । " Wbat Arock you mort in Italy r . “That’s the most abominable brute I for killing Monrr ever heard of," thought DeMusset, and sentenced to deatl newly-returned traveler is ashed. “The . > . .. an n sun, aa"-says, v n h p he. continued aloud, “You are fond of dogs. An Bpp-al wus Cnee taken to the “Blessed are the piece-makers," said Supreme Court of Enneesee, and, after “Fond of dogs!" echoed the immor­ elaborate argumei , the ruling of the the small boy, who dropped a cosily tal “I hate dogs." court below and le death _ sentence ________ porcelain ornament. “But this animal here?" were affirmed. Folding the appeal to It is the easiest thing in the world to “I have only tolerated the beast be­ the Supreme Con n । a writ of habeas discover all the grease spots on a man’s cause it is yours, sir." corpus was applii for to bring Cole- coat when you don’t like him. “Mine?”said DeMusset; “I thought man before the < rcuit Court of tbe it was yours, which wm. all that prevent­ United States for I__te_________________ Eastern District - edT, me from killing s diochargo discharge from .-------------- him." 37-, .... Of Teaaeow, The two mon roans! wnh laughter, lhe eirU ,ulho“lM demanded oa tho ■ . go the ' Jones, being told he looked seedjr. «.d D'Muaaet made a "end. ground that hoTww unlawfully rwl|^^ tl.0 tantier M thWhin.’.t ^“t^Koeh/rgeo? >>“^*-i»ok upon tho table, ol it. memory a deed- Mnviclod by cu^nta) lor tbe urn.. d‘r “ “*n«gn»g <dly’unpleoMut rooolleobon, and head- . o|roMC un()„ tb< u„ 0, tbe Unju,d , nul™d. u e«j>l*me<l by the tat that od lor ConBUmttnople with undinun- Statea. The Circuit Court dooidod 1<“th,e5 k“P • "“ch hta lahod celerity. th„ Oolcm„ .Juld in contravention I ---------------------------------I of the laws of the United States, and “I* there’s no moonlight, will you Pontage Stamp*.-------------- [ ordered his releMe from custody. The meet me by gaslight, dearest Juliana?" Their Language.-The language of . for rel#»»c Augustus I won’t," she replied; a ncu i.unyuuyc. — xuu iuukubku ui y. —r :was , presented *-----------. to — . . -imteud . . ol » Z Svttrtry-.nn Pnort postage .lamp., dowers, ,ha» \ tlm lh®Snpreaw Court rvf ot lho tho Pltata State with with aa Im DO CaS-XBCter. Samson is the name of a San Fran­ been invented by a practical American. I motion lor Ue aoehargc ot the pnaonThu., when a poatage .tamp ia placed *“d »' February 1SC7, cisco actor. If he follows the example upside down on the left corner of the the court dtcided that the Federal of his illustrious namesake he will cer­ courts had n* authority to interfere tainly bring down the bouse. letter, it means “I love you;" in the A bachelor editor, who had a pretty ‘ same crosswise, “My heart is another's;" with the exercise of jurisdiction over straight up and down,“Good-by, sweet­ oflhnaes again8}the laws of the State, unmarried sister, lately wrote to one heart, good-by;" unside down in the and declared fte order of release a similarly circumstanced, “Please ex­ change,” thinking it no robbery. right-hand corner, “Write no wore;" in nullity. , The finally the center at the top, “Yes;’’ opposite ■— case was —titen xr--------T*’*'appealed ’TTT *” to Hf. told me that he wm now regular­ .1 tho bottom. -No;" oo the nghl hand ‘J’® Supreme Otart ol the United ly engaged as a writer for one of the corner at a right angle, “Do yon love ! wh're “ "* argord dnnng the leading ctiiliea. His honest old moth‘I hate and ^d in tho lelt han.l corner, -I L_L October term of 1878, -’ Justice „ w. .—.J, “ Writing wrappers at $13 a iyou;" you;” top top corner corner ou on the the right, right, “ “ II wish wish Field delivered t^e decision of the ■ you friendshipbottom corner on the conrt in June Wading which Co eThem was the potential promise of 1 left, "I seek your acquaintance ;" on Srt ”a : n?^!1 re“‘utieu *nri^be custody,of the fh^tactalhcpiou. ' ' Pharisee in the pit line with the surname, “/ B J Si P"™> c°orl hoU 1,11 «•<• "ling Of tlte >“tI» ,b,\ ’,h° ™ love;” the same upsidedown, ___ • 1 am CollrtuinBt lH, . Lora 1 n.ke Brother BUI u good . boy engaged;’’ at right angles ill in the same iuv auiuu - . . . - - , . hs I ami ’’ in the <tod mid-­ 1111(1 tb® Pn8oner disfliarged from the < place. “I long to see you;” to keeping ui of mo the ouerui Sheriff u if xvuox Knox county; county; I J°a marry Grace," exclaimed an dle at the right-hand edge, a Write im­ ।1 taerpiug but, as the record pro^d that he had i fkher to his son, “I will cut yon mediately.” ... been lawfully convicted by a court- j off wittyut a cent, and you won’t have Stamp-Collecting. —It is said that■ tuaiuai uu der the pork „ to boil in . ■ . t, uuutr uie lawiof lawnoi the me United uiuiea |I “80 “ *«««»• “ a piece of poi_ _— _ pootage-etump coltaung onginated 8uto> b„ m„,tbo ddirjed buck to tho th. pci.’ “ Wen,” replied tho ■ young m India, where the missionHrn of th0 law. Voifi which he ' man, ‘Grace before meat." and he imanes arc able to reclaim from the ,.^aped in ]S65, for the execution of medidely went in search of a minister. heartless Hindoo Hindoo parents __ htUe ______ the death ^enoe. beartloM narents the Tiis decision | I law to my little girl one day, babies they are accustomed to sacrifice i brought tho question of Its execution “Whit a large forehead you have got! before their idols, by trading postage before President Hayes, -id his order It is just like your father’s. You could stamps for them. For some reason the of June 6, 1879, directed tint, “in con- driv» a pony carriage round iL" To barbarians covet these paper tokens, sideration of tho long delay which has which her brother, 5 years old, said, either to offer to their gods after the intervenedsicce the trial,” the sentence | “Yen mamma; but on papa’s you can manner of the Chinese, or to decorate should be commuted to imunSonment im^wnment i see die marks of the wheels.” their huts. The fact, becoming known for life, *nd Corp. Pryor N. Coleman is Pam Um> butter gently, Mabel; in England, has worked a change in the now in the Albany penitetaiary for 1 Nbove it lightly through the air; economy of canceled stamps. There penal servitude during the nmainier \ are chanty schools in England to which of his days. admittance is gained by presenting a Altogether tho case of Coleman islne i certain number of defaced sumps. Al of the most remarkable ol the oanyln- i large counting-houses throughout the tereating complications in the adminsrealm carefully preserve evety envelope, tration of justice which has arisen (tir­ and the junior clerks make it their ing and since the war. Oue of the|>ebusiness to soak off the Qbeeu's heads cnliar legal romances of the law ii in and paste them on huge roils of wall the fact that, until the issue was finlly , “DeoWrs.’ paper. They are pre ented to some brought t<> the highest judicial tribna! worthy lad who makes an exchange of of the country, where conflicting jpgThere may be people in this world them* for learning. do know what a goober is, but mente in lower courts eould be <> r- who ' are none who have not heard of ■ ruled, the prisoner escaped the dkth there ' Dying Words. I penalty by pleading in the State odrta ;the luscious und seductive peanut. The It is probably natural that at the last •,hat he *“d ^ready beep eonder cd peanut and the goober are one and the the scenes which have made the strong- tor the °£enM, b? tbe *7 same. There are teven counties in . • • • ■ ... rM*inr4A nf f>,A I Try,fowl no Virginia that make a specialty of grow­ eat impressions in life should be re­ courts of the United Btates; in he ing tbe peanut The crop year begins called by memory. Tbe old mean tain- Federal District Court he claimed m- Oct. 1, and ends tho following Septem­ eer, when he comes to die, with his last munity from the judgment of its ws ber. Last year the peanut crop whisper says his snowshoes are lost; because he was already condemn in amounted to 900,000 bushels; and this with the stage-driver he is “on a down­ the Siate courts. Between tho im­ year it will touch a million. They sell grade and cannot reach the brake;” the puting jurisdictions he saved his ife down in Ole Virginia for $1 a b shel, miner cannot get to the air-pipe; the until time had so softened the luu of of which makes a pretty good item when sailor says “eight bells have sounded," justice as to secure a commutatic rolled np together. The modus operand the gambler plays his last trump. his sentence. i andi by which, the nuta are separated, A little girl died here a few years ago, cleaned and classed is somewhat as fol­ He Meant Business, and, as her mother held her wrist and Sidney Cole, aged about 19, own ' of lows : The third story of tbe building noted the faint and flickering pulse, a contains thousands of bushels of peas of a large plontatn plan talk iu ' -------- W__X .1 jJ a , smile came to the wan face and the child three-fourthsriah, La., rude , ^*.r8h14,?'ru “ a *s~r La. ’ up . t the 1U whispered : “ There is no more disert Franklin parish, w - 1 manager oc t],,, det, in which all the nuta are -placed, in -- ------------------------7— -— gate of J. B. Wofford, here, mamma, but all the world is full order that the duet and dirt may be informed ____ Woffb he ______ _ __and _ _________ of flowers.” A moment later the smile plantation, shaken off of them. They paaa from became transfixed. In an Eastern city, had come to kill him. Wofford this cylinder into the brushes, where not long ago, a Sister of Charity was tuhitcd in vain. Colo dismount** and every nut receives fifteen feet of a dying, and at last from a stupor she advanced, pistol in hand, towax the ^rushing before it becomes free. Then house. Mrs. Wofford, realizing the tL; opened her eyes and said “ It is they pass through a dome-way to the strange; every kind word that I have danger of her husband, called < t to floor below where they are dropped on ’' * spoken in life; every tear that I have Wofford to arm himself, which h did an endless belt, about two and a half shed, has become a living flower around by seising a shotgun. Stepping the feet in width, and passing along at the ------------------------_____ Cole, who___________ continued ad­ me, and they bring to my senses an in­ confronted rate of four miles an hour. On each vance. saying, “ I have come to k< fon, cense ineffable."—Virginia (NttJ ------ you. I mean business." V ere- side of the belt stand eight colored Enterprise. upon Wofford remarked to bin -If girls, and, as the nuta fall from the on the belt, the girls, with a quick you mcau Imrineaa, here it is," the sluice Music as Medicine. motion ot the hand, pick out all the his “ wuupo the the h10^011 o’ the hand, pick out all the same time dn-cUargiug f Sidney Lanier has been lecturing on ou poorlooking nuts, and by the time the taking effect M in the breast ‘vol। «kite, load taking the "Doctors of Shakspeare’s Time." xe able killing him instantly. " Exc ___ belt reaches the end two-th rds of the Mr. Lanier finds that music was regard­ homicide" was the verdict of thstoroha nuta are picked off, allowing only the w pass the crucible.-----------Thoee that ed as physic, a true remedial agent, as finest to pass -----------------were aloes and cassia and other drugs. do pass drop through another sluice and In “Pericles," for instance, the phys­ Col. Robmt G. Lnoxmoxx, fr i his empty into bags on the floor below. ician Cennien actually calls in the >er When the bag is filled it is taken away profession and lectures, earns fro 160,vice of music to bring Thaiaaback from by hand, sewed up and branded, with 0O0 to $70,000 a year, and spendi nost a fainting CL Dr. John Hall, who, in the figure nf a rooster prominent vn its of it. ______________________ 1667, married Shakspeare’s youngest aides. Tin- peus caught up by the gills It is ascertained that -in the fi cot­ are thrown to one tide, placed in bags daughter, Susannah, possibly was the model from which Germ on was made. ton States there arc about 17/ ‘,000 and carried into another %>om, where they are again picked over. . This Dr. Hall was the son of the man acres of vacant public land. / �—= rr ‘ «f<. ______u.___________ ____ .___ :__ _ ___ ______ —______ .___ S_ -_________ J_____ ■ WAR BEOOLLECHOffS. ing of a wh^le nation afforded by its soThere are 16,000 locomotives in the tivity tjrifry in the domain of economic and ae‘ United States,production. Every indi­ intellectual the end of the warr and to vidual placed in a position in which he iehoe in attending to Chidrru After .SdiaeL is compelled to defend his legal rights ■mH of the importance “Sherman,” said tbe Genera), “is takes part in this work of the nation, quietneas in the rickA. T. BtuwaBt Grant about those who took a high and contributes his mite toward the re­ not onlv a great soldier, but a great place iu the civil administration nf man. He is one of the very great men alization of the idea of law on earth. 1 question or parley. That is the practice H. Vanderbilt pays none. in our oounUyV history. He is a many­ war, and especially about Lincoln. Of consult him mb little as possible.' ot imprisoning the children in the school­ aided man. He is an orator with few Lincoln the Gone; al always f peaks with ^oouxry in Texas is said to have Your decision need not be very obvious' houses beyond the school hours. Pretty Damages for Flowage. I superiors. As a writer he is among the reverence and ccteeh)* “ I never «nr and poaitive; you will be »Mt decisive’ nearly every school-house in the land is expended hut year $3,000 for preaching, A Boston merchant contending in' a first. As a General. I know of no man the President,"said the Genera), '‘un­ $100,000 for tobaooo, and $300,000 for if no one suspects that you are ao at all,' thus turned into a penitentiary in which I would put above him. Above all he til he gave me my commission a* Lienwhisky. Connecticut court where a shrewd old •It is the triumph of supremacy tabe-’ children are immured every day, some tenant General. Afterward I suw him Viboxwu has 675 colored schools, farmer had claimed large damages for has a fine character—so frank, so sin­ often, either in Washington or ax headoome unconsciously supreme. Nowhere’ of them for* imperfect recitations, others I cere, so outspoken, so genuine. There is thia dboth ion more blessed thou in a‘ for fanlto of deportment., This method taught by 415 colored teachers. The flowage upon some 'apparently half is not a false line iu Sherman's char­ quarters. Lincoln, I may almost say,' marshy aud worthless land, was aston ­ sick-room. Wh<re it existo in ita genu­ of punishment might, if the teuchere male teacher's salary averages $30 a spent the last days of Lis life with me. acter-nothing to regrot. As a soldier ished at the evidence produced. ineness tho6uffexcr is never contradicted,’ were all judicious, be resorted to occa- month, the female’s $24. There were three or four witnesses I know his value. I know what he was I often recall those days. He came never coerced; all little victories are' mousily with good effect; but teachers Tux anthracite coal shipments from * who testified on the plaintiffs side to before Vicksburg. You see we had two down to City Point in the last month aasumed. The decisive nurse is nover are not all judicious, and thousands of Pennsylvania mines jfor 1879 exceed the value of his land and the damage lines to maintain. On one side was of the war, and was with mo all the peremptory, never loud. Sift is distinct,' children ore thus detained Avery day to 25,000,000 tons, against 16,486,000 incurred. One spoke of plantings crop Pemberton, his army add his works. time. He lived on a dispatch boat on it is true—there is nothing more aggra­ whom the detention is a serious injury ton" last year, and 19,296,000 tons for of corn thero. A second rcspjnded That I was watching. On our rear the river, but was always around head­ . vating to a rick person than a whisper— and a grave injustice. For some trifling 1877. similarly in the following examination: was Joe Johnston, who might come at quarters. He was a fine horseman, and J>bt she is not loud. Though quiet, how­ breach of order, like turning in the seat Loxpox measures about thirteen Plaintiff’s Lawyer—“Have you ever any time and try and raise the siege. rode my bofac, Cincinnati. We visited ever, sho never walks tip-toe; she never or dropping a pencil, for some small miles from east to west and nine miles used this land for agncfiltural par- I set Sherman to - keep that line and the different camps, and I did all I makes gestures; all is open and above­ failure in a recitation, and often for no and a half from north to south, and ifi watch him. I never had a moment’s could to interest* him. He was very poses?board. She knows no diplomacy or fault at all—whole classes being kept on set down as containing 80,000 miles of care while Sherman was theib. I don’t anxious about the war closing; was Fanner—"Hey?" ‘ finesse, and, of course, her shoes never. account of the -indolence of some of streets, courts and lanes. • P. L —“Have you ever planted any- think Sherman ever went to bed with afraid we could not stand a new cam­ creak. Her touch -is steady and en­ their members, and the innocent thus Dakota is tho largest of the organized tiling there?" his clothes off during that campaign, or paign, and wanted to be around when couraging. She does not potter. She suffering with the guilty—the children Tcrritoriei, containing about 150,000 F.—“O. yes, lota ou it; planted two allowed a night to pass without visiting the crash came. I have uq doubt that never looks at you sideways. You are sfiut up in tho school-houses, some­ square miles, or an area nearly equal to crops o’ corn there." his pickets in person. His industry Lincoln will be the conspicuous figure never catch her watching. She never times during' tho intermissions, often Pennsylvania, New York, and all the . P. L.—"Oh, you did? Did anyone was prodigious. He worked all the of the war—one of the great figures of slams the door, bat she never shuts it •after, tho close ox school. Thousands of New Englanfl-fltates combined. time, and with an enthusiasm, a pa­ history. He ww a' great man- a very else ever do any planting thero?" ‘ ’ slowly, as if she were cracking a nut in children in delicate health, to whom tho F.—“Yes; the man that hired it arter tience, -and a good humor that gave great man. The more I saw of him the Ix 1878 ( Nevada yielded in round tho hinge. She never talks behind it. regular school hours are too long, are me for one season planted a big crop of him great power with his army. more this impressed ma. He was innumbers $35, -00,000 in precious metal ; Sho never peeps. She pokes the fire permanently injured by this system of OaliforuiaJ $19,000,000; Utah. $6,000,­ There in no man living for whose char­ ixjrtaters." » skillfully, with flrm, judicious penetra­ confinement. If only tho stupid and The defendant at this testimony acter I have a higher respect than for What marked him especially was his tion. She caresses one kind of patient the willful and those iu sturdy health 000; Arizona, $2,300,000; Idaho, $2,sincerity-, his kindness, his clear insight , ,, looked extremely blank, and whispered thatol Sherman. with genuine sympathy, - she talks to wcro thus punished, there would bo less 000,000-'British Columbia, $1300.000; “As for Sheridan,h Raid Gen. Grant, into affairs. Under'all thin he had a Washington, despairingly to his lawyer. That func­ another as if hto were well. Sho is never reason of complaint; but any careful Oregon, $1,200,000; Waahington, $100,-1 tionary, however, when his turn came ,“I have only known him in tbe war. firm will and a clear policy. People 000. : in a hurry. She is worth her weight in investigation will show that sunk dis­ A'BefirTS.OOO varieties of colors are j to cross-examine the witness, elicited He joined my old regiment—the Fourth used to say that Seward swayed him, or gold, and has a healthy prejudice crimination is not generally made, ami, infantry—after I left it, and so I did not Chase, or Stanton. This was a mis­ the following: ' against physic, which, however, she from the nature of tho system, cannot employed by the mosaic workers of Defendant’s Lawyer—“Did I under­ meet him. He is a younger man than take. He might appear to go Seward’s kn yvs at the right time how to conceal.” well be made; and that the injury to Rome, and each of these varieties h»s you, Mr. Farmer, to say you hud Sherman or myself.’ He graduated ten way one day and Stanton's another, but auvui fifty uuy shades; suoaes, so that :uatiuiii iu all 750,000 IDU,UUU stand . TtlKATMKNT OF COXSCM1TICX. the health of pupils resulting from tho about ulanted two crops of corn on that years after me at West Point. Conse­ all the while he was going his own Throe millipna of parsons die annu­ practice more than outweighs any good tinta are afforded, which tho artist cun P quently ho was not in tho Mexican war. course, itad they with him. It waa that distintmish with tbe (Iia greatest orputnaf facility, fooiiiiv Ii “Un . ally of consumption. Medical re­ that may result from ft. The health of distinguish The first time I remember seeing Sher­ gentle firmness in carrying out his own sources seem to be baffled by this mal­ tho pupil is a subject to-which the aver­ Even with this variety the workers find I Farmer—“Yaas, sir." idan was when he was a Captain and will, without apparent force or friction, D. L ; — “ Well, now, I want to be ex ­ a lack of tints. ady. Dr. Talbot Jones confesses, in tho age school-teacher gives but little con­ Acting Quartermaster and Commissary [ that formed the basis of hw character." * act. Upon your oath, how much corn 'Tutn . acl - vpon outn, “ now New York Medical Journal, that cli­ sideration ; any practice, therefore, which Hriin did S*Ul'r ,TOra >»' at Halleck’s headquarters in the march | mate is the physician’s only dependence 18 lub|e , n the impau-mcnt of is liable to result in the impairment of llntain embrace about one-third the m<-?” to Corinth. He was then appointed to | Ohio Industries. for the cure of his consumptive pa- the pn u H health ought to be forbidden surface of the globe, and nearly oue-! F—‘‘Wall! Yer mo that ’.-re firat the ColonelcT of . Mtehigw r.gimenL Tlie ,ollo^Dg int«re«twg u^i.Un fourth of its population. The total I i.;, j ' . ■ ' . tient fThe article expresses the follow-1 j,v ]uw fn>ni y,, „nn>1 , of y,e D• i , ' plantin kinder petered uout, en never W. Murwwi met at « rnlwaj .tattoo, ing opinions.: • • This plea is based upon an obeerva™ „ Ti. >K“8t,a,0“ » •'>»»•! grow up to nothin'." whonbowa. monog hi. regiment to, Ohio c<)mmij.,ion,.r o( LabolsuHttie. 1. No zone enjoys entire immunity tion of the working of this system in in r'tTn-o ji,Ch D' b'-"Ho—bont the ^oond crop? join Gordon Granger. I knew 1 had totbeGomroorpith.Stet.; from pulmonary consumption. IK™ tin A “ T ' 1 ' 0C “ ' 000 >» I Bow much ot Unit emo up 7 " several towns and cities, and upon the jmnt aregtmeut to jotn Onutger, hot | Sambe, o( „d „ke 2. The popular belief that phthisis is1 concurrent testimony of many medical Africa, 1,000,000 in Asia, and more! i in blut, 63; numo- *rorn “Vo,, tbat eref croP hml not utdiealed that o Shendan, and ( w j common in cold climates is fsUacions, men. In some places the rules of the than 2,500,000 in Australia. reJlr did not »ud..t to leave. I .puke b<-r Uat joar, 53: number ol band. «nand the idea, now so prevalent, that governing boards forbid the imprisonIx Bavaria 13.42 out of every 100 ' D. L —“ Yes, sir I On vonr oath, sir.” io Sbendmt and beaaid he would rath- | p]oJcd. 6,965; lut J ear. 5,153; capacitr, phthiris is rare iu warm climaes is as ihent of children, but the rules are gen­ birth" are illegitimate children; in Aus- , F.—“ Wall," said the farmer, with a er go than .toy, or tome anch ut.wor, , of jg fanMe„ <lldly j .J37 untrue as dangerous. erally set at naught by teachers. They tna, 12.03; in Denmark, 10.39; in Scot- grin; ’’none o’that kim up at all." .h’A8 if" Qrc 47 roHkne-mai. in tbe Blate. 81 ol 3. The disease causes a Itrge pro­ ought to bo enforced. It must be that lane, 8.87; iu Germany, 8,75; in France, The climax was reached when the ’ ,? l7oy,t Sheridan , which are in operation, emploriog 7,784 portion of deaths on the 6co4ore, tho there are methods of discipline for «.21; in Italy, 7.07; in England. 5.11;in other farmer who planted the potatoes, could have said anything to have made • — ▼_ Ceo mortality diminishing with elentiou up I schools less injurious and more effectual ersons. In 1878 nails were" $2.15 per Ron mania, 3 43;,in Ireland, 2.36; in , uud who was summoned by the plain- a worse impression on me. But I to u certain point. \ eg; in 1879, $4.25 per keg. Tho proI than imprisonment.—Good Company. Greece, 1.48. lhe excess iu Bavaria , tiff, and hud been fuming uud fretting watched his career, and saw how much 4. Altitude is inimical to tho envelop- | _________________ I duction of coal during the year is esti­ and Austria is due to laws prohibiting | in court for two days at being taken him. So when ■ 4~; o.— . a al. imuig uunvii theie waa in u.ui. .. uvu Ix camo ciuuu mated at 5,000,000 tons, employing 14,meat of consumption, owing cbefly to j To sweep and Dust a Boom Properly, marriage to those with a certain income, away from his spring work, testified as East and took command, I losked around tho greater purity of the atmospere in | . ’ । 000 persona. The highest wages paid In 1878 there were erected in Chicago ’ follows: for a cavalry coqjmander. ’I was stand- , , elevated situations, its freedou from ih18 i« an art, and like all fine arts ■ per month to miners is $47.75; theieaat, Lawyer—“ Mr. Ilusticus, you hired ing in front of tho White House talking ! £05 organic matter, and its richnss in has a right method. Welldone, it reno- 1,019 buildings, buvinga street frontage oronc| vates the entire room, and the occupant of 31,188feet, and costing $7,419,100;in that pn-ce of land for one year, did to Mr. Lincoln and Gen. Halleck. 1j Sixteen glass manufactories uro in ' said I wanted the beat man I could find : operation, employing over 1,000 per5. Moisture arising from a dy soil takes possession feeling that all things 1877 thero were 1,398 buildings with n you ?” Rusticus—“ Yes.” for the cavalry. ‘ Then,' said Halleck, or due to evaporation is one of tkmost! *,ave become new. It is not merely a frontage of 35,033 feet, costing $7,552,­ • wjiy not take Phil Sheridan ? ' ' Well, ’ ' « 694; in 1876, 1,586 buildings (including IL. — “ State to the court how large a rr ------------------------------------, influential factors in ita productii. performance to be done by the hands, Gaa-works are in operation in sixty..... „ _____________ .” * I was r_*. ■-to — crop of ]K>tatoes you gathered from’ 1 said, just going say ria Phil five towns, with a capital invested of 6. Dampness from the atmo#hcre, 1 bl>t a work into which taste and jndg those you planted?" —XJ—’’ So o *—---------• . .___ ,________ ’ Sheridan. Sheridan was---sent* for, from whatever cause, or in any altude, ment, in bther words brains, must enter, nearly $9,000,000. R—“Not a darned one. They all and became, very much disgusted. He R predisposes to the development if the I Are thero closets opening into tho room The rejiort doses with the following condemn it.' " ’ in ‘ . the ground, o____ ______ J____ ..." was just about to have a corps, and he disease, and is hurtful to thoee toady to be swept? Arrange the shelves, uuuuiugx, .'.i-o; Htreet ironmge, x/ . rotted I ’L - “Ah! But do you ■know of- any did not know why we wanted him East, recommendations for tho passage of attacked. ' drawers, or clothing preparatory to miles uud 338 feet; eost, $29,987,949. laws: whether it was to discipline him," said 7 Dryness is a quality of the Bnos- , sweeping day, then let this be rife first Ix Philadelphia there ore 50,000 mon thing else being planted there?” 1. To prevent the employment of K phere of decided value. . be swept. Cover the bed with soiled and women employed in the manufact-| *• —.” Wall "•“* —ye-aa, I dew know of the General, laughing, “or not. But persons to run stationary engines who he came and took the command, । ?•” 8. The most unfavorable clima pon-1 “heels, as also all heavy articles that uro of clothing, apd 20,(XX),000 suits | one “ ._ are not thoroughly competent. sir, and came out of the war with a record siblo for a consumptive ifl one < uni-1 cannot be removed, first, however, hav- are made (here every year. Cutting " — Well, ®j r’ what was it?" 2. To provide for the inspection of if j yer mutt know, it was that ----------entitled-----------him to — his ------rank.— -As form high temperature and a lii| dew ing carefully dusted and brushed them, machines are finding their way into all | . It—“ Wall, ------ . -—------------ a factories and workshops in relation to point (warm and moist). I Remove all the furniture that cau easily tho large manufacturing establishments. । tbe owu<-‘r’a darned hull-terrier pup soldier, as a commander of the troop". their safety to persons employed thcreos a man capable of doing all that is i in. 9. Tho effects due to changed the I b« set in the hall or adjoining room, They cut 1,800 garments in e. day of I that *iJerB harkin’at everybody, aa atmosphere are by no means i per-! having first dusted it; then, taking a twelve hours. Button-holes are also ll° toru m-v teenwe’z oue moruiu* when possible with any number of men, there 3. To provide for the incorporation fpttiu'over the wall, n’ I killed the 1« no man living greater than Sheridan, uicious as are generally suppoat and "tep-laddcr, begin to sweep or brush, or made by machinery at tho rate of 150 । 1 of a co-operative manufacturing aesoOne establishment where j h.tlle cura Wllb boe- u’ planted him He belongs to toe very first rank of sol- i ciatiuu. on this subject present views ftuire ' wipe tho cornices and picture cords and per t... Imnr. . ■■ thesc mechanical appliances are used I r ‘ £ ilt ’ b ‘ ‘ re iD ‘ b »t ’ ere lot, where I diets, not only zt our country, but of ; modification. , ,/■ j ^ ” w the ^shades to the top । these 'r‘J evun^ry. duioi lo provide for tbe ppointineat ^odincatxon. auuuca wc wp : luese mecuouicai appliances are ufreu I ••o— -± Dr. Jones commends the clilte of ol tho window, or, if there arc inside can turn out 100 suits daily ready for k^OUtl everything rotted quick and the world. ------ I rar?k Sheridan with Na- of a Commissioner to act in conjunction Minnesota, Open tho twelve hours. uever ur:__„-c4_j and s..?i thinks HjjjjVg thoee thoso edis- j; blinds, blinds, dust dust them them carefully. carefnlly. Open the II wear wear inside inside of of twelve hours. i ntj ver’d come up. up."’ jxjleon reaenca end tbe greet | ,4tl, u„ polMn ana rad rFrederick . . .__ 7 _ * , All ♦the I,.. .InI.ll ‘a. al... _ Ii _ hel\ni> has . poB^toconsumption, or 1-1 laborintader ' W. windows. All dunt left .in tho ____ room I an area of *3‘’531 snimre | Pl*u*tinB properties of the lot commiuidera in t,...™, history. No „„ -nan ever < SU(c> on llw tl(m o( . its first stages, WenuowU>is in the carpet or air, and the car- mi)oB ’ hb t ifJ rhomboid, the ■ Wor® hok er diBCUMetl »«<■•»■ this hadi>such out “ things ‘° j s ‘ faculty , i of finding T “T I, 6- Tb-‘ • ’■efficient .pproprielion be ___ would very likely rery likely re Sbendra ot kaowiag Ol .boot thui bllre , u ((( -• ’ ’ ----------15 -----* uk w " ’ t nt — in ~ 1 * uzona ’ of which is 300 miles ' e8bmOD Z: _________ ________ as Sheridan — of knowing all about the ' rent of the windows will soon settle it. • eft ted or cured by a residence tin. greater diagonal of which is 300 miles । enemy. He wm oIw.jb the beeeiej ,bp uecemary reeirtrace to more Between the pleasant rolling jirie, Now begin to sweep, not toward a door ' and the smaller 210 across; greatest' Washingtontermed as a Fireman. ___________ mra in 1.1, o°nun«nd re to ______ the ______________________ (u11t ool ,he objooU Q. the wooded lake region, and the-ase or corner, but from the outer edges of meridianol length, 230 miles; greatest ' In 177-1 tho Friendship Fire Com- cnemv. enemy. Then he had that miurnetic magnetic j .-__x.-_ ° pine forests of the northern sech of the room toward the center, where the and smallest breadth, 180 and 110 ft. __ _cun choose awhatams ,l>ar'.nn OU8t 3777. ' pany, exists, was organized, quality of swaying which dust will be taken up with a small brush miles. Its population is now 5,412,3 the_ State, *1. they .. . which „ . still .... ..... ..men .. I wish 11 e‘in jn' “ It et first consisted of cltazen. citizens who, who, had—a rare in a J dust-pan. Go> over the room once The next most agreeable and best adapt to &nd will be taken there nra-e rare quality qnanty in . General. Uenerel. I II; „orters b McUK them, while the dry, bracing Sos- I more, this time with a dampened broom; 1881 In 1821 when the first comnlete ontof mutuil friendship" agreed to don t think any one can give Shendan “lwo leathern buck- too high praise. When I m\de him The Japanese possess wonderful skill phere will enable them to live mn of j that removes the last bit of dust, and census was taken the uouulation canrJ to everJ their time out of doors without ft of J gives the carpet a new, bright appear- amounted to G 801 827- in 1831 to et? an<l ol,e 8reat baK of oznaburg or Lieutensat General there was some j in working metals. Copper, brass and taking cold. snee. Replace the articles ol furniture 7 767 401- in 1841 to 8*199 853 The w’^er 1’nuen." Washington waa made criticism. Why not Thomas or Meade? iron are wrought in every part of the He insists, however, on the innty ' “ Boon os the air is entirely free from great decrease from 18-11* to 1851 atl bonorary member, and when he want I have the utmost respect for those ! country. The Japanese swords, for of sending patients thither wl o jin dust, and the room is new and clean, umonntimr to about 1 600 (MX) was dne* M » delegate to the Congress of 1774, Generals; no one has more; but when example, have been famous ever since Philadelphia, he examined the tire- the task of selection came I could not the knowledge of them reached other the advanced staces of the disease i AH this seems an easy thing to do, buf ?“thJ“iitervoDftS airine’^d X to engines in use there. On his return to put any man ahead of Shendan. He l^ds. Beside their excellent temper, , „----- ;— . , . .. .' I there is not one in a hundred who will cre^nl emiXuin Old hanny s Light m the Win • follow out tho detail. Borne will sweep b ----- 2--------- :--------------। Philadelphia to the Continental Con- ranked Thomas. Ho had waived his I the ornaments upon their hilts, made On the Michigan Central railroadn | the dust into the hall or from one room A Relic of Milkes Booth. gross, iu 1775, be bought from rank to Meade, and I did not tlynk his I of copper, silver or gold, with inlaid miles from Detroit, stands, an old ---------------L-1 to another, and then wonder why tht । ---------------------------------------------— i irMiss Mary McHenry,of Philadelphia, one Gibbs a small fonrth-daaa engine magnanimity in waiving rank to Meade ' work o( various metals, ore not merely house, now desolate, and fayt goi*, | house is so soon dusty again. Others has sent to Gen. Dunn, to lie placed in i t'»r 19«. and just before he set should operate against him when the j curiosities, but are not not infrequently decoy. There, „ni,i until l.b.lr lately, livMial.lA lived ajr j. forget cornices and aud’ *«--thus 1jIM Lincoln collection, a curious relic out for Boston Heights to become com- time came for awarding the higher hon- worksr of high an. In alloying and J------ TI.„^. ------ *-----S--------J pictures, ------------uv.uinr uuu null luuh woman, whose husband and sons;! | leave ' def he dispatched this lit- ora °rs of tho war. It was uo no desire on my I coloring they certainly lead the world, a seed of future annoyance; while of Wilkes Booth, with the following • mandor-in-cnief been road lion ds, and lost their livki ’ a third class will do all but use the statement: In August, 18(4, Mr. J.. tit engine to the Friendship Company, Company. part P111 to withhold honor from Thomas :! At the Vienna Exhibitioner ExhibitwriDf Ib73 theft their the service. Seven or eight years.;, I dampened broom, which is os finishing Wilkes Booth registered at the Me- When in orMczde, Meade,but butte to do do juzt-cc justice te to zs man bronze and lacquer work,their-carvings in Alexandria, Akxiidri., during his =r when her lost child left homo to mo»1 touches to a picture. Henry House. Meadeville, Pa. He was younger younger (inyn, days, be he aiwnvs alwavs attenaed attenaed at at whom whom II regarded regarded then, then,as as II regard regard him him on on stone stone and and wood, wood,their their mosaics, mosaics, violent death on this same road.j | to extinguish them, “ now, not only as “ one of of the the great aol- ba:ket works, shell work,. ~~~ leather work there on the 12th of that month. After fires «’■— and —J assisted U. .xctozlyoo Astronomical Progress. men of the rails became interests] his departure it was found that be had, In the last years of his life a fire oc- diera of America, but as me of the: and the like were more admired than Mr. Proctor, the astronomer, recent­ with a diamond, inscribed upon a pane carred near the market. He was rid- greatest soldiers of the world, worthy the similar products of any other peothat quaint old farm-house. One uj ■ they saw a bright light in one or ly expressed tho opinion that Main was of a window of his bedroom these ing down aown King rxing street, followed Joilowed bv by his Ins to M «"‘a°d “uu in iu the mu very highest uigum rank. nm*. ' pie. In bronze working they stand windows. Ita rays streamed out 0 the only planet beside the earth old words: also on horseback, and he saw have read," read," said said the the General, General,I particularly I particularlyhigh. high. AA great proportion • servant, ahe “I“I have the flowers, and fell upon the rails uk enough to be inhabited. Tho others, the Friendship engine pooriy manned, “what George Meade has written about I ot their ornamental bronzes are de­ Abn Lincoln, Departed this which the wheels thundered, and he thinks, are still glowing with heat. . Riding up to b group of well-dressed his father, and his promotion in the signed for the use of the Buddhist Life August 13» 181’4, engineer wondered over tho signal. $ He also uttered the following opinion : | gentleman near by, he called out: s^y- His statements and citations worship. There is an infinity of bells By tho effects of “ The stars are rapidly ceasing to be lamp was there the next night, and "j “Why are you standing there, gentle- are correct, but he makes a mistake in and gongs, elaborately ornamented; Polson. nfxt, and it was never miased for a I regardedjss objects of l>eauty simply, for---incense, The glass remained in tlie windows men? It is your business VUUUCED to Iv lead in Ill hia inferences —------------ if — he —~ supposes ‘l------- that —— • I“ vases,■ candelabra^, , , ■ altars —------ -----— » and the time is approaching when in ­ gle night, until one evening a ma throwing the 00111(1 in any way reflect on his father, statues and statuettes of gods and undisturbed until the country won these matters, ’—and ago. Old Nan, deprived of husba telligent people will be ashamed to gaze shocked by the murder of Mr. Lincoln bridloot bu Lor,o lo bl, MTTut.be 1-wm not my Iralt, nor Gen. Meade’,, demi goja, rant* end beroee, tripod,; and children, made friends with | in indifferent admiration upon the fir­ on April 14,1865. A few days after ’leaped- off — .................................................. * Q1 -— — j confirmed before L — u — -------' the sacred animals, such as the crane, and seized the brakes, folSheridan was c rushing trains and their burdens. 1 mament and acknowledge their ignor- that event Mr. II. M. N.Tnjlor, proprie lowed by a crowd that gave the engine Wl“ “ Major General. oral. did all If’’the stork and the tortoise; and. notably, -I--------------trainmen soon found tliat the lamp )i anoe in a field which the vast strides of tor of the McHenry House, cut the pone such a '‘whaking up" as it never alter- oould to have Meade appointed so as to the Corean dog, holding in his paw* a for them, and they watched for1. modern science have made accessible from the window, framed with it the au­ ward knew.— If'idiam F. Came, in antedate Sheridan. At the same time, hollow, revolving sphere. Of purelyDaring the early evening hours, tl toalL when the permission of Sheridan was eeculnr articles there is - an abundance. tograph of Mr. Booth, which Mr. Tay­ Harptr s Magazine. saw old Nanny's face behind the lqI “ Draper’s discovery of oxygen in the lor cut from the hotel register, and sent ' ----- ---------------------------asked, he gave it in a handsome man- There are cups, plates and platters or at the door, and a thousand tia sun is the most important fact .n mod- the whole to Gen. Duun, just as it now The Meanest Mau on Record. nor. When th© nomination for Lieu- without end; candlesticks, lamps and conductors, engineers and brakedlern astronomical research, becauso it A farmer in Lancaster county, who General became necessary, I bronzes, and what not—ali beautiful is.—Indianapolis JoumaL have called cheerily through the dabahowB that the sun is iu port composed wasrich, died within a few year-. Once would have liked to appoint Meade. If and artbtic in their way. The hcalcs and the Sword. ness—“ Good-night, Nanny. God bllof elements like the earth's. when his home took fire the mon en- there haU 1)65:1 enough to go around, you I” Winter and summer the lijj “Saturn’s rings will eventually reTennessee’s Convicta. Prof. Von Ibering, of the University gaged in the harvest-field quit their tliere we.re others I would have pro­ Tennessee gets <70,000 yearly from was there. Winter and summer teolve themselves into moons, and/the of Goettingen, says: All the 1 xw in the work long enough to go and put the fire m°led with the greatest pleasure. But trainmen looked for it, and the nJ uk places on the moon arenotmount- world has been obtained by strife. out, and thus saved the house from thero w“ onlJono P1®0®Sheridan the lease of hex convicts, 100 of whom thoughtful ones often left abit of mci ns or seas, but rimply indentations, Every principle of law which obtains burning down. When he came to set- WB-*’tlie who <»rnod the place, work mines in the eastern part of the The had to t»e wrung by force from those tie with his men. when harvest wai 1 never could Lave felt comfortable if I State; a few are employed on a cotton with the station men beyond to help id therefore less luminous. old woman keep the bright rays slj lack spots visible updn the surface of who denied it; and every legal right— over, he took the time they were at the bad promoted any one over Sheridan, plantation in West Tennessee, and ing. The lamp was not there for < jo sun are but holes through tho sur- tho legal righto of a whole nation as fire off, and refused to pay for it One wben J11® Meade ranked 315 run the coal mines and coke ovens train, but for all, and all men unc tunding envelope through which only well as individuals—supposes a con­ of them, having refused to settle that waa *d"aneed as a reason, I was at Tracy City. The bosses are fortu­ stood the sentiment and appreciated ie parent mass can bo seen." tinual readiness to assert and defend it. way, brought suit before a Justice and remember the manner in nately bo humane that many of the Ona dark night, not long ago, when The law is not mere theory, but living recovered for full time, at the expense which Sbmdan had agreed to my wish convicts remain with them as free iaA Brief Story. force. And hence it is that justice, Meade should take from him a borera after their terras have expired, against headlight and cab, the engine! A tall, old gentleman of large frame, which in one hand holds the scales in of several dollars to the farmer for system frite costs.—Lancaster (Fa.) Examiner. that the Senate had given him, but it is claimed that. missed tbe light. They looked fori ■owned with flaxen hair, visits the New which she weigh* the right, carries in —:——------------.„ and iwe that it did n«t count against to bring tho convictairaBMMfformatcffy influences, aud thereY*lisl£.til ulxiliahagain and again, aa one who suddes ork Tribune counting-room now and the other the sword with which she ex­ A okxtlkmax in England has discov- him. Meade was certainly among the misses an old landmark in a city, al >en, with Jersey mud upon his boots, ecutes it. The sword without the scale* ered that water-cress will grow in dry heroes of the war, and his namo de ing it after tbe prewentterao tixphes when they failed to find it the hand id asks if there is not enough money is brute tone, and the scales without soil Some seeds were dropped by serves all honor. I hod a great fond- four year* henna. stinctively went up to the throttle, art k hand to allow him a little as a stock­ tho sword is the impotence of law. Tho birds near his house, which produced neea for him. No Genera) was ever Aa-nger lurked on the curve belfl rider. “When Horace Greeley waa scales and the sword belong together, planta that grow very finely. The stalks tHP^e earnest As a commander in the Ono pound of beans will support life Next day men went down to the lit Ive,” he said once, “I used to get and the state of tho law is perfect only and leaves were smaller than those of field he had only ono fault—his temold bouse, fearing old Nanny might lough from my dividends to support where the power with which justice planta growing in a spring brook, but P*r- A battle always put him in a fun - in action as long as four pounds ot rice. Two pounds of beans will Iwflp do mure k lam getting too old now to work, carries the suord is equaled by tho skill ware highly flavored. He raged from the beginning to the muscular work than thre©•pounds of I need the money. I own one with which ahe holds tho aoalee. Law ----- ------------------- -- —end. His own etaff officers would whear, and more brain-work than three k« of the slock, which my won paid is an uninterrupted labor, and not of bed. seeming to have only fallen a Bkvxkty-»ive paper mills located in dread to bring him a repen of am™ the poo? old woman, cold and K.U00 for. Be gave it to me to live the state power only, but of tbe entire the United State were destroyed in thing wrong. Meade's anger would and uuf haltpounda. The reason wbv ■as long as I lived.” '’Who was your people. The entire life of the law, em­ whole or in part by fire during the year overflow on the heads of his nearest beans Tcqnir«..stroMger power of diges­ Life and lamp had gone ont tog tion than wheatJa that they contain and men of rough manner and hart braced in one glance, presents us with | just closed. and best friends. Under this harsh ex- casein instead <4 gluten. E 4 B I �'tyeSnrg. MAIN LIN] A M II V TT.T.Ki manner in which dufs were trained to JAN. M. 18B0 psrfeetion in the “fipotting’’ of game. SATURDAY, This time another pack of dog* were uaed. among which were Nellie,' Dan., .. Any number of fanners to 8PI0E FROM HABTUG8 Boxy and other of bis thoroughly train­ ed pets. Mr. 8. explained many of the Unload Wheat and Grain Bxarts used in the training df his animals p&iltiously Aocuratly. and. gave us some of tho fancy price* paid fordogs of that breed. Of cotine The gloomy out-look upon the streets, .wejwere surprised to learn that a dog oecMdoued by the extraordinary winter would bring such a Mum as twelve to weather we are having, at present, and sixteen hundred dollars, and when we the almost impossible condition of the ■were informed that he had been offered desire to announce that having erected roads, makes Hastings as dull and blue tl, 100 for Nellie, and refused, we turn­ one of the largest and most convenient as a New England City of five thousand ed, , looked at the dog, and almost long­ elevator buildings in central Michigan, and furnish** that confounded, bore, ed , for a few to sell at that price. After they are prepared to receive and tike wtather prophet, with an inexhausti­ keenly enjoying themselves for a short ble supply of melancholy forebodings, time the dogs except Nellie and Dan, and dire consequences that are certain were taken to their yard and fed; For any quantity of to follow unless we get a freeze up and they qro not allowed to run at large ns a snow storm. they might stray off or get into mis­ We haven’t heard the word “boom” chief.. After caring’for his dogs] he since the hoidays, until. Dr. Reynolds bitched up “M^jor” and drove us to tho came here to help us celebrate the third post office, a distance of a mile and a anniversary of tl»e Reform Chib. That half, iu ordeHtliat wo might the soon­ That may be brought them. They alsc we have had> Temperance boom in er meet A gentleman we wished to see. keep for sale at the lowest prices Hastings, don’t you forget. About 300 Mr. Sanborn, we found to be n gener­ Seeds, Flour. Feed, Lime, Salt, , new names were added to the pledge, ous, whole-souled fellow, ready to take Plaster. Stucco. Hair and many of them business men and young or gfvc ajoke, and when any person Shingles. men, who have a bright future before has the blues let them visit him and them. We frequently hear it asked, they will, find themselves forgetting all “wbere-is Dr. Reynolds’ power! be is the trouble they ever knew. As a no orator, and. yet see how he sways specimen of tho confidence sportsmen _______ JUNSVrSWOBTH t BHOOXS and moves the masses ” I suppose the have in him we will give the following: reason is, that like John tbe-Baptist, he A Boston gentleman wishing a dog by J£NTfiKPRI8E is called by divine authority to do a the name of “Desdemonia” telegraph­ great and special work, and he is doing ed to Mr. 8. "whnt will you take for that work with all the simple earnest­ Desdemonia !” Mr. 8. replied. $200.00 ness there is in the man. I was very then came back : “I will give I$1.50. forcibly struck with his reply to a iev- send her C.O.D.” Mr. S. replied ‘•$1109 erend critic, who offered the suggestion will not buy her, and I don’t care if to the Dr. that his lectures would be you don’t take her at $200.00". Immed­ Where can iately the answer came luck, “send more acceptable to his cultivated hear eraifhewere to drop the few slang her on.” Hie gentleman—a stranger, New Freeh Coods and Low phrases fie used. “Well,” said the Dr., asked no questions, and did not even Prices. “you tell me that God is with me in my ask for the pedigree, yet Mr. S. kindly work.” “I know that.” “And you tell furnished that as a matter of business. Alnost every person one meets coni me that I reach a largo class that you Boise cannot get near. It is just possible that plain of having a l»ad cold. Mi. Cummings of Maple Grove has a ' the words you find fault with, are the . bnt , Having bought for CASH a large, neat I bridge upon which I cross over from daughter aliicted with diphtheria, stock of where you stand, to the boys.” The she is now con valesen t. Isaac Brooks, formerly of Maple tempef&nce meetings have .lieen grand in result, and were brilliant while they Grove, having purchased eighty acres tasted. The first was addressed by of unimproved land in Baltimore, with Fanning, the Irish orator, on Thursday the help of a hired hand is fast chang­ evening, last; Friday evening, home ing the same into a farm, felling tim­ tailent; Saturday uud Sunday by Dr. ber and getting material together for Reynolds, and closed Monday evening n house. As Mr. Brqpks is a very in­ Cheese uni Everything by Hey. T.F. Hildreth, who, for fiery dustrious, thorough aud enterprising C„ir ( , J|rsl Clxs CrKOT Sl«t! eloquence and impassioned oratory, gl.n1kn.»n and n row! neL-hla.r tlw j ' was particularly fitted to stir tbe most good citizens of Baltimore will gladly | i secret depths of the hearts of his hear­ welcome him. lf [ Wish to inform all that by prompt atIn passing through the towns of ers, and to leave an impression that 1 tention, accommodating ways, good JohustoAvn and Baltimore, one’s atten- | goods aud low prices, hope to receive time shall not efface. Hastings’ gossips are running, with tion is drawn to the thrift and energy I a fair share of your patronage. their knitting, from house to house dis­ of its inhabitants, and the many large j cussing JtheJ marriage Jof Will Hol­ and handsome farm buildings thickly Highest Price paid Tor Produce BROTHERS brook and Carrie Goodyear, who were scattered over the country, and as for I COME AND SEE. privately married at the Presbyterian wind-mills, one will sec then on so I parsonage oh Monday evening, the 10th many farms, dint he will think thnt the | Yottrt Truly, You can find ' inst. The lady’s parents and friends people almost live and move by wind ; । BOISE A FRANCIS. were sternly opposed to the alliance, but a more close observntiou proves , mainly upon the ground Hint Will was that a more’quie’t, temperate, courteous 'HE OLD Fl'ENITl'RE FlBH OF Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes. not a self-supporting institution, and and hospitable people does not inhabit MlisccIluueouN Kooks, i GO TO THE NEW STOKE OF that' should Carrie inherit shecklcts this beautiful State, and tbe cause of so I Ktnuk Kooks. Diaries. School Kooks. Slates. Will would be likely to squander them. large R number of wind-mills, as cold Stationery. Fine Bibles, Iftfll C fl N £ klHU/P water is their beverage and they want I However there is nothing surprising in PH0T86EAPH ANI) ACTOKAFH ALB11S. WILD UH fit nU W E. the fact that young people who have plenty of it. Not a single case of in­ (Opposite the W olcott House.) known each other from infancy, should temperance did we see, or learn of. in , Fine Design^ iu see good qualities, where older eyes are passing all over l>oth towns. Wall Papersand Borders -FOR----The writer called on Mr. C. W. Crothbliud, or see only defects; and as love Trimmed Free. Agents for all the leading laughs at locksmiths, so too is it not erone of Baltimore's most thorough Is Still Alive, and surprising that these young people business gentleman, and hail a brief, should marry without their parents con - but agreeable chat with him. We found ' Fhy sidan’s and Family sent, if they could not marry with it. him a very pleasant conversationalist . PRESCRIPTIONS,! Crockery, Glassware, Now thnt the sacred, mystickuot is tied and gentlemanly appearing man, and | Linaments, Condition Powders, Etc., [ and these two young lives are bound courteous withal. Mr. Cnrther has a together, it would be simply cruel for fine paying business. Ilia steal.i, saw ■ Cheaper than Ever. the friends of the one to show coldness and plaining mill being situated on | to the others, and if Will has not yet High Bank creek, in a thickly ‘settled I Notions, Etc. mode his mark there is time and room, l>ort!on of the country, and near a large ' -FINE— amount of valuable timber, he lias all and it is well to remember that the business he can do at present, yet, IF YOU WANT when necessary, he can by a very little ANb P^RISCS. [Fre8hGoodsand Rumor has it tluit the widow of the nulla/, double the capacity of his mill • late John R. VanVelsor, Eaq.. Mrs. E. for work. Although some distance! A. VanVfclsor and Mr. Raymond, of from a railroad, yet he ships a large I Aud a complete line of Carlton, are to be married this week. amount of lumber to distant points. Joy go with them, they both have many .-xv ^EWEURY. At pi present he in is luiiixiiig making up up u a uni bill ui of linn ash ।' vseiiv iiv i .. — friends in Hastings, and there is no tiooing for shipment to Muskegon, the Th*t w»»«« Teas, C'oflbcM, Mpicra. and Fam­ Respectfully Yours, C°D 'n | ?'<■!•<><•<? rirs. reason why two houses should be wast­ same being-dressed and matched'ready ed when one will do] WILSON & HOWE. Call and ecu us when in town. The- Methodist and Presbyterian BOISE BROTHERS. JT IS A FACT chnnjhes are each msking.special effort, N „x... ews, and nuuuM admits> that since he became to save a few brands from burning. .: a reader render o of tjie paper he is more health- | Than anVOther firm dealing JJOOT AND SHOE SHOP. With what success I am not informed. I ly, sleeps more soundly, and the Id ties i never dare enter the nuim- or place in furniture. and vicinity that I am prr|arrd tu make the j where that paper is kept. He is so .an- I FROM OUE SPECIAL SCRIBE. guine of the success of any person who Give us a Trial aud be Convinced. ' reads and pays for. The Nashville ! ---- Mil THK:— News, that he use* his influence to in J. LENTZ A SONS. So cua to 2E2na.be Pumps! Pumps! Pumps! .11:1* Going !*■—t ITrozn JaclfMon: AINSWORTH & BROOKS GRAND RAPIDS 1 IVlSIOI BAgTWABI PAY THE HIGHEST IARKET PRICE MlddleriBe.'..--'. :ltU Iron and Wood Pumps WM8TWARD. Jaciuon,....---------- 12^0 Rive. Junction,.—!l2_M E-ton Rapid*,.......! !:« Charlotte■ IA3 Vermontvilla 1 *23 Nsahvllla------------ f 2:81 HaaUnn-- - -_____. »=<» M'ddlevHle,---------- - 3S3 Hammond 4:03 Grand Rapid*, --! 4X0 Money Saved by Dealim with ita. WOLCOTT’S HARDWARE, you Ac Francis 2.50 “ C. C. WOLCOTT |NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! Lentz 4 Sons, FOR GOOD TEAS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR SIRLOIN STEAKS. Go to.C. W. Smi Ji’s. FOR BARGAINS IN SUGARS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR HAM STEAK. Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR NICE, JUICY ROASTS, Go to C. W. Smith’s.^ FOR CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR ffHE BEST PORK SAUSAGE, r Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR HANGING LAMPS. Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOB FRESH COVE OYSTERS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FO1 LAMPS OF ALL KINDS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOi BOLOGNAS THAT ARE BOSS, , Go to C. W. Smith’s. BARGAINS IN CROCKERY, Go to C. W. Smith’s. OHIO HICKORY NUTS. Go to C. W. Smith’s. FRESH AND SALT FISH, Go to C. W. Smith’s. YOUR CHOICE FOR 5c, r Go Go to to C. C. W. W. Sm Smith’s. F® PRESENTS io WITH >> mi TEA. ir..-v, r Go to C. W. Smith Siu ’s. <1 THE WORTH OF YOUR MONEY, Go to C. W. Smith’s. I WHITE CLOVER HONEY, Go to C. W. Smith’s. I EVERYTHING CHEAP, Go to C. W. Smith’s. r he will be glad to see you. Annual Statement th >i>dltion and adilra of th* lYrawn' Mutual Pi luaunuice Company, located at Woodland, or­ ; m «1 under the law- of the Blair of Mlehlran. and ■ A, 11. tlw. ■„ GROCERIES; Patent Medicines & Family Recipes Grand lUpkfa and Detroit. All trains connect In iimt depot at Detroit with Great WeslCrn^Gnmd Trunk and Canada Southern Railway*. E. O. BROWN, H. B. LEDYARD. Aaa't Ocn’l Rapt Jackion. Um'l SupH Dctrul ^’OW IS THE Time. find a Tull and Complete Line! Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, ' '“ STATIONS. j -Mai Dvtroit,----------- Lvl CALL AZF GROCERY SSri&Z^LiZ: iis Vermontville Charlotte Eaton Ilapld* Rive. Junctlo Jaekaoc.......... Detroit............ Ul G. Kilpatrick. Secretary. MEMBERSHIPS her of member, !>ec. l!»l, of prevloui year,............ Selling Goods Elgin & Waltham Watches, LARGEST STOCK FURNITURE! boots and shoes, IGAKP. t US,713,00 sou nt of ri«ks »ddcrf during ..................... 7.t50jX> ---------- .... lM.2t3.00 Jrd, withdrawn, or ------- --------36,01'.JO t riak by company,.... 12)^30.00 RESOUKCE5. Gold Band. Plain, Cameo, Amctiiyst Ladies and Gentlemen s Chains, Lew 'mental actuidlr on hand.. ant"! outstanding eMeemcnla not Prices. 1334 LIABILITIES. fotrcy Ixjaned from if. S. Ing-r-on............ Total HaWHUea.............. ,............. INCOME. Amount collected <»o uic.iuroti which were >e»kd dnrinK the pretent year. An.mini rollrotml thia yrnr on amesvinenta which were levied in prior yean MOBE BOIH Largest and Best Selected Steel » , crease its circulation. The News wish- , es Mr. Crother all manner of success, ' and may long life aud happiness ever I If the logs are akidded, two men liv­ be his lot; and may his business in-’ ing in Baldtimore will naw by hand 25 increase, and the “needful” fill his cof- ' fere. coixlfi of wood per day. —And even tins News is not large: Hunting around for a spot to put up enough, for over two columns of origi­ for the night we chanced to call on tbe nal matter, also our State News, is ■ great dog breeder and trainer, D. C. crowded out. Sanboru. We were heartily welcomed, and after tea, were given a chair by pARMERM ATTEATHBX. a good fire, in a cohy room, hung with jHCturei*. repruientrag dogs, landscape views, photography etc., and promi­ nent among them was a beantiful litho­ Now being in fiiit-clam running or- I graph of Nellie and Dan, ”Winning the der', with a thoroughly Brace,” at the great field trial nt Patoe-ka. III., in which trial Mr. Sanborn pocketed WOO. in premiunnt. We had a very pleaaent visit with Mr. 8.,and in attendance, we guarantee xatrnfaction to all tltoae who may favor un family, aud after a goo<] night’s rest, with their patronage. Those | arose and after a’haxty toilet, sallied who prefer can have their forth to the yard where Mr. 8. had pro­ ceeded us, and where we found him without waiting. busily engaged in exercising a pack of and Feed hfe dogs. After enjoying the sport, Bran and admiring tbe several canines for h FOR SALE at the Mill at the lowest prices. breakfast. Mr. 8. re-yarded bis dogs,; FINEST SEWED BOOT FURNITURI COARSEST PEGGED BOOT, finish. CELEBRATED Repairing Done In the Best Parlor Suits, , Chamber Suits, Easy Chairs,. Manner Possible! Patent Rockers, Bureaus, Give Me a. Call I Extension Tables, Shop In The Old Postoffice Building. FRANK BAKER. SCIPIO MILLS: ' w Camp Chairs, & -ALSO- Commorf GRAY’S SPECIFIC MEDICINE. j toney bclrowed,........... ....... otal income for tbe year EXPENDITURES. .mount paid f>>r b»—-s during the year (of which 8700.00 occurred In prior yean) 1,200^0 Amount of ull other Mpr-nditurra during tbe year's* l«r Schedule B,—........ Total expenditure* during the y«ar •CUDOT.B a. I*ahl to Andrew G. KUpMrick. ttecrwlary, •• “ Stcpb«D«. Imrvraon. President... u “ Ira Stowell, Treasurer,..... “ " George M. Davanport, Director,. - - William H. Loe, Director,--------Total Sclwd. A—.............. ... 'r*tle» Moycr», printing.. I«rent nu borrowed mono Total Subcd. B... } F’nrnituri TRADE MASK.™* Ort*1 Kug-TRADE MARK. unfailing enn- for xa-Jl Seminal Weak- COIPiUlT MILLER Of every description IB Our Undertaking Departmd Complete In every particular con»r<iucncv aPR'W Seif A bMM; or^^M aa We guarantee ;■ I Prices that Can't I Undi two- third. State of Michigan, | County of Barry, f T StcrdienS. Incerwon. President, ai Klhjutriek, Secretary of mid Com cacti for hlmaclf doth depoee and WHEAT EXCHANGED FOB FLOUR Ttellw I purified, and tbe nerijfl and vicorooa by thU c and Mf««uard a«aln«t r. >aoa: ajrrcablc and H Far m by all D< lie money by alrtrewinc THE GRAY’ MEDICINE O0., No. 10 Mechanic'* Block, Detroit, M>eb. *T Boldin N«h rille by all dru«i»U,a»d every-ber. br whokwaW - I retail druiflau. ( ALL AM) GET PHI' Kellogg, Demaray & HTEPIIEN R. INGERS K. I’mi.lent. ANDREW G. KILPATRICK. Secretary. LAWREKCE HILBERT, NoUry P«bl c. �NG, Rumor has it that Geo. McCHI bought oct all of S. H. Porter’s ii in the saw mill just beyond the river. Frank Bailey is said to have the trip­ le tongue ted, and yet he is one of the quietest of men, and so is all the family. * Mrs. Dwight, tte mother of George and Chancey, and of Mrs. EC G. Barber died at the residenoe of Geo. Dwighton Monday last, from infirmities of old waa winking st my wife.” Now boys social nt the beware! for it ia not safe to wink at go townnta purchMring an organ fur accompanied them, announce their safe arrival at Independence, Kansas., their destination. Ed. Oldfield has moved into the house vacated by O. F. Long, aud E. Latring will take posnudon of the. honsc vacated by Ed. Ou the co«jn Hue south, two brothers had a jolly fight over “I shall,” and “I shan’t” One of them was considerably used uh. Shame on you boys, try and live in peace. . One day last week as Lyman Booth was leading a horse from water, the animal turned and kicked, stricking Mr. Booth on the arm badly bruising and fracturing the same. D. W. Bowers, feeling that idleness was not the proper thing, hop taken up trade of shoe making, and win his trade in the shop formerly ownby Wm. Howe, at the village. Last week the friends, of C. N pung, over in Maple Grove, met at boose and had a jolly visit. Clark is 4 generous, whole-souled fellow, aud school teacher and has a host of friends. The roads are m> bad that we cannot bear a great, deal said about Albert Parrott. Well! I will tell you about Albert’s trials and tribulations. Last April he lost bis wife, which was a very sad affair. He then got Daniel Letta’ wife to keep house for him and bis two M>ns,-(rather prompt young men) and IT^. she concluded tojive with poor Dan. no more, as she could have more fun and Horseback riding is getting to be better clothes by staying nt Parrott’s. very popular iu this city. If the mud The boys escorted her around a good ge-ta much deeper, even that will have deal, aud al! went merry as a marriage to be abandoned, and iNdlooning sub­ bell for some seven months, when Par­ stituted. rott pot bis property out of his hands, F. M. Potter made a trip overland on The New* l*«a * tborouftb, bOMfid*) circulation went down to Battle Creek and took foot (so he said) to Bellevue last week, unto himself a wife, Mrs. Ann Powers, which so much turu the surface of the qucnllr H a valuable ndvertbef medlam. and now Mrs. Letta has bad to walk out earth ever toward the south tlmt a Soon after Albert was married his wife thaw set in nt onoc, which still lasts. was taken very- rick and oue day he J. R. Woodin, who signed the pledge 3 went away from home aud while gone years ago and keeps it, took another some of bis wife’s friends sent for her VILLAGE OFFICERS step higher on New Year’s day, and brother, who bad her removed to the threw the pipe away. Boys and dea Sanitarium at Battle Creek, ere. Parrott cons, ns well ns others, there’s a good returned; which freak cost Parrott $15. example. per week, for five weeks. She was Cross At Dole are looking both cross brought home last Friday. and doleful of the prospect of getting BELLEVUE ITEMS. - One of Johnstown’s most enterprising logs drawn to their mill. They are iodftirj. thinking of putting their mill upon a The Swiss Bell Ringers are to give an families, that of Frank Bullis, seems to flat-boat, and paddling it around to entertainment here, Tuesday evening, have the misfortune to bo very sadly afflicted. A few years ago the father tho timber and snwing it as it stands. next, at Union Hall. died of cancer, the right side of his H. J. Martin and wife returned from Several persons got so enthusiastic ashville lodge, -sm f. Chicago on Monday. Martin nays he over the large crowd in town on Satur­ face, and eye being comulctely eaten utar OMMauulaUcn on each Wroln^d.) era away, even io the cheek bone; then the ... ---------------- .— ■ — . * heard while there that a very few opera day last, as. to intoxicate themselves. troops were playing in the theatres, Henry Osmun has purchased a house mother, loosing; her eye-sight, a cata­ W. H. TOGNO, W. M. which of course he did not attend, and lot nf Wm. lluggett situated north ract forming over the pupils, the sight though he can tell the entire program of the iron bridge, paying $600.00 for of one eye entirely gone out, the other gytattM flirrrforg. partially, treatment at Ann Arbor is nil f«»r the week. , the same. The congregational pulpit was occnJ. R. Hall, agent for C. S. Ward & that saved her from' being totally blind; W. H. YOUNG, pied last Sabbath by a young man. Rev. Co., of Battle Creek,, nt this village, is n little son of Frank’s being ------run over - - - by C. E. Bradford who delivered an ex- , bn a visit to his buy-hood home, Depos-! a waK<»n. last sunimer, had a leg brokcellent discount on the Kingdom of I it, Broome, Co., N. Y. He has been cu’ “ , rheumntism setting in. O. A. BARBER, Heaven. He made a number of excel- |,en. for 14 veara. Ibo ,itdo fd,«w "u“d* n ch*.ncc of lent points, and lefta good impression : Ex-Vice President, Schuyler Colfax, ; a cnpple; and now to finish the upon a large audience. • ; will lecture nt the Baptist Church in I c ,taIo«ue- ° of * ra»k’s lies in a WM. lARMRUTEK. Notwithstanding the depth of the J this village on the 30fh instant, under ! 4’rnt,cid <’<H»ditlon, from an illness of l>. Office orar Hull** Drag Mor*. Ver­ mud, there arc horses in town of nights I the auspices of the 1.0.0. F^ Undoubt- long standing. For many yean, she has . mootMich. been a sufferer from a nervous urostraas late as 11 o’clock. Their riders or edly lie aillllHtcHuvwucuuvwK. will have a crowded house. jq IIU J. I. BAKER, Mi» drivers probably could be found in one , • ” Ella Nelson, daughter of David “on’1 “‘Jpwl year tei g confined to her bed; the last work Nclson of Section Hill, iajust recovering " _ i__. __i_ done _ _ uby of tiro a-------- a; (nothing to drink th*-re however,) which shows how business from a severe fit of sickness. She hns her being the careing for her invalid j s | mother over a year ago; since which is reviving in this village. Iroen teaching the school there, but is । , *ke house W H. GRISWOLD, M. J. (Michael Joseph) Fanning the now compelled to give it np, for o time t,,ue h1,c ha*‘not **<,n out l>. Homoeopathic Phvaleian* and H»r|reoa. Irish Catholic temperance lecturer who nt least. bat onc®“'dl® July--whbn friends ■'Ofiuvover D. Griffith** alore Baaldence Il.rbrrt DtRlemrr. agitl 111 y«ir,. 1 "•"W’d h*-r i» nchair into tne yard that spoke here on Friday night of this week was tbe guest ol M.-J. (Michael Joseph) died at the residence of his father, in die might inhale the pure air and once Cunningham, treasurer of the Reform this village, of heart disease, on the 17 more beheld the surrounding beauties A. M. FLINT, Club. Fanning says some one ought instant. He has been troubled with and the glorious handiwork of God. to shoot the Mike out of oue of their this disease ever since he was two yenra The Buffering invalid is tenderly cared for, her good mother watching by the names; but some oue in the interest of old, and has lieen a great sufferer. the other side suggests that it might lie We’ve got it—that snow’ storm, aud bed-side day and night. How sad that CHAS. II. BRADY, just as well to Shoot it out of his ward a leap year sleigh ride is reported as so promising a young lady should be robe. bound for Marshall from this place to­ thus afflicted, yet we must bow in hum­ and < Mircy^&dnK a apwUlir._____ An interesting lawsuit transpired night. We Teal for the victims of the ble stibmiAsion to tho will of an al wise alou U.wima promptly atteidod to, and all etbar budDCM enuuateo to >nr cara. Office oppoalte Un­ here before Esquire Martin on the 10th ride, and would fain take them under Providence remembering that He doeth .... Iinn_ Mkl, . Tom. insL, between George Hood and our protecting arm but we can’t reach all tliitfgs well. Dr. £ D. SESSIONS, Wm. Smith, growing out of tbe sale ol far enough. WOODLAND ITEMS. I IOMEOPATHIC Ptiyaleian. Located Kt a team pf horses by the latter to the Alas! I told you so. Werton Griffin, ! I1 i* tester. Day ul«hl eaDa pr former, which Mr. Hood claimed was the man who received so many $5. puffs Mr. James Gill is very sick with ty warranted to be all right in every re­ free gratis, from the Hawk mon, lias phoid fever. CHARLES SC'HEIDT. gard. Subsequently it waa discovered at last been united in holy matrimony Everything is quiet, in our little that the tongue of one of the horses to Mrs.'Ncwton, by Rev. C. 8. Fox, on town nt present. was seriously injured, that both horses the evening of the 18th inst. While The re-organized I. 0. G. T. now LEWIS DURKEE, were older than claimed, and and that the company were yet doing justice to numbers 43 members. I A WY ER, Notary Public, Real Eat ate and I naur at times one of them was lame. The Mr. L. Parrott and Miss Eva Haight, the wedding feast, they were treated to jury failed to agree on the fact thnt of a grand triumphant blow-out of fire­ were made one flfeah on New Year's GriffilfV’hSre.1' warranty, and so the case ir. to be arms, tinware, cow-tells and the deep, ' wght. EMOR Y PARADY. tried again, if the plaintiff does not melodious sounds of the fiddle of all That boy who borrowed those cigars change his mind. C. K. Latham for flddlers-the horse fiddle. Those who I ftt th® d™K »tore had tetter return >mpUy attended to. Office east plaintiff and A. M. Flint for defendan t. experienced the sweetness of this little them. • aaMrilh Mich. On Friday night at the M. E. church token of kinduest regards from within I C. E. Ingerson had to close his school E PARADY, in this village, directed by W.C. Mears, the (ionjjci|e> refer to jt wjt|, emotional laMt wcek OB account of inflammation MANUFACTURER of Boot* and Show. Making _•----------*--------- —n — .1 ------- 11 in bis eyes. 111 and repaints n=aUy done, alao atrld alien- a|coucert of instrumental and vocal ' feelings. Joshua. music separate and combined took • Formers and workmen of all kinds, BALTIMORE ITEMS. ploca. Thoee who were present do not j । are looking across their noses on ac­ n RASEy, need any description throng hyour col- i count of the ted weather. I W. G. njmnmu, Aylswortli iwiuuriies has returned irom from ua BiaceintiMV TROUBLES IN THE LENHART FAMILY. umns, and for those who stayed away ■rilling band*. purposely to save 25eenta to spend on I As Mr. George Prichett was at work trip to Buffalo. He is about closing ciiaiujiw (Sards. cigars, your correspondent has no sy- in his mill a few days since, Dorat Len- j out business here, and as he is a good mphathy; us to the rest of the world, j hart, a young man, came in and made man, will be missed. ^yOUCOTT HOUSE, why, it would be just impossible to de- a motion as though to take hold of him. The teachers institute held at »he M. cribe in words the sounds that came to | Prichett told him to go away. Lenhart , E. church on the Iflth and 17 instA, was Nashville, Miohlgan, our ears. It was simply “immense,” I then took bold of him and took the u grand success, the houw* beittg filled C. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. if anybody knows what that means. : grape vine lock on him and twirled him ! With attentive listeners. This is the There were only two things out of joint, around and brokp both bones of his leg fourth institute that has been held in Some small boys near the store suppos- : below the knee. Dr. VanHorn was this place, and there is a good interest ing that any kind of a noise meant ap- called and set his leg, and he is now manifested by both teachers and patplause, rattled the poker against the comfortable as can be expected. rons. A fine essay was lead by E. G. P 4. VI stove for their share, and some other Mrs. L. Howe and Mrs. T. Lenhart, Holbrook. Ben. teys (whether large or small) behind I having some trouble, agreed to step STATE ROAD ITEMS. Bosh Barbei the curtains talked so loud during one j out on a dry knoll and settled it in a £2 Baahrillr Jirtctwg. N M M K<1IIK Xotut-y- I'uhlic, < UEBHAU8EB, of the performance*, that the music was lost. Rev. A. D. Newton assisted ■ by Mrs. Timmerman at the piano, ren-1 dered “the sword of Bunker Hill” and , “the Death of Warren,” very effective- j ly- The best appreciated performance i was an overture by an improvised or- . chestra of five instrument*-Mr. Richwnlunn of nf Charlotte Charlotteteinir first violinist, violinist. j1 nrdson being first rtyle, Mr. L. Lenhart acting as second for Mrs. Lenhart, and Mr. Howe as second for Mrs. Howe. The odds wtjn. jn favor of Mrs. .L., she having tije advantage iu weight and having jUMi *ome experience in the ring, Round Ist-knock down for Mrs. Howe. R<,uud Snd-both came to time in good ,-i.n.u. another full for Mrs. Lenhart T onhn.t I shape, . < ma [ and first blood for Mrs, Howe. Round WENT KALAMO ITEMS. , 3rd—Mrs. Howe, throwing up all rules , . “TT . ... I of the ring, went in her best. Mrs. L. John Tomlin .Ull lie. in a cnticnl down M™. H. hdlinn on b«r wont in Mloh. coJlrlt4on’. . .. . I scratching and pulling hair. Mis. Len­ The voalher in m chanffenble u <4*': u,r„ „p SIX>W. ta fB,or of rpHAT HLNBAKD OFJUfflE! mind of an insane man. I Howe. OrfiH* SHAVKING *od HAIR CUTTING Mr. John Murry is preparing to build j ... ,,, „ , In .nmmar Some of the neighbors of Mr. M. Leu­ N 8 Bootlid binlth i. var Boor. | *"« >«? >*>rk' 'h“‘ “<* READY MADE CLOTHING, A. t_ RASKY’S, WILLIAM JONES, STS eonanin.bimlotlm hmmem-iof ,U» ! of prosecuting Mr. L. when he packed his household stuff aud moved into the Frogs have made their appearance, township of Hope. Fearing some oue and soon we may expect snakes to else might move into the bouse some 'cXi^MUUmoolm.Mifwrax.venid onotouclmd nmnii-l, toilnndtarnt it ... ... nn. inKnraiws on tbe tin* building; lunMiiiir- loss Inau up. \n No insurance 10 cento. 1 John Ke ruberlain and Hannah E. O«rr»». brother of J. A. Bachelor, Pottervite. The M. E. Churel^will have a doaa- The United Brethren are taking some preliminary steps in view of building a house of worship, having secured a site on the Hue between Joel Kocher’s aud J. L. Gregory’s. Each of these gentlemen donating a portion of «ud site. a^ntday the boy* had squirrel i_ ... __ '____ , hunt. There were four Nimiods on each side, and the loosing aide to pay for supper. Tbe captaina were Nile, Liu sea and George Eeighner, Jr. Capt. Lipton beat .by SI acurea. The sup­ per came oft’at George Feighner’a, Seu. or. Tuesday evening, and the boys re­ port a good time. Capt. Lfnsea’s, count was 156 and be eat just that number of oysters. Nile did well. The debate came off on Saturday night ■ as usual, with a fall house. Question: “Resolved thnt mnukind is retrograding.” Affirmative. J. PilL b< run and Phil Gallenger. Neg.,B. B. Downing, J. L. Gregory and Mr. Sirrine of V L ViUe. The question was Ably discussed on both Bides. Elder Surrine is an old debater, having his mind well stored! with historical facts aud a happy and pleasant way of re l&tiug them to others. Your corres­ pondent has an abiding faith that flueally good will triumph over, evil and it somewhat staggered him to have the question decided that we were actually Among the prisonera at the county jail is one person from Orangeville who hns tern arrested under the fraudulent de)>t :‘n« act. The Ladies’ Mite Society will meet Jan. 2$rh. at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Whitney. An invitation is extend­ ed to everyone. ■ • Michael J. Fanning, the Irish Orator will again address the ]>eople of this city on T turaday evening, on tho subfect nf temperance. Those that heard irm last week speak very highly of him. ' One LeRoy. a chap of 18, who was loarding with Mrs. Hull in Rutland, slide a deposit check, issued by our bonk, forged an order for the'pay­ ment of the same to himself then drew the money and skipped. On last Friday afternoon Mrs. J. 8. Van Brunt one of the early pioneers of this county, died at her residence on Jeffi-rson St. She was a Christian wom­ an respected and beloved by all. Her funeral was on Snndayund attended by a large number of nfends. Roy. • MAPLE GROVE ITEMS. John McCartney >is the happy owner of a honrte again. Our young friend, Al. Spires, “had -n son come to town on Sunday night.” Weight nine pounds. One year of married life lias convin­ ced Mr. Debolt and Sarah, bis wife, that they can live apart.. Jehiel Cavern has a new team, and if riming away 5 times in one day, is a sign of smnrtneas, they are smart steers. The Quad Trap’s D. P. In district •pedagogue has taken to himself a frow, and gone to house-keeping on the Hohte place in his district. Quite n number of Maple Grove free­ holder afflicted with the spirit of *72. “Anything to beat Grant," iu regard to certain town officers, and are Crying no mnkc'a vigorous effort to rally the Greenlmckers for a strong campaign in the spring elcction. Lust week Jas. Perry found one of hia sheep with hind legs broken. This is the third one lost out of a small flock inn year; one being shot nt the shooting match, a few creeks since, and tho other bursting n blood veswl while riming. Jim. keens his stock fiit and none ot them hns yet been a dead loss. ASSYRIA ITEMS. Grandma Hartom is dangerously ill. Elder McPhails has a very sick baby. Locals in Assyria are •ihuply scarce, this week. Mrs. C. H. Russel has gone to Jack­ son on business. Mrs. Frank Williams is still failing, and i$ evidently near death’s door. Mrs. Abby has returned from. Kalamo, whither ahe went to attend her daughter, and now she Is grandma. The protracted meeting atrthe Center is still in progress, with good success. Twenty-neveu persons have given their hearts to Jesus, and many more are un­ der conviction,—your correspondent “Bob,” with the rest. 3 Bone. ••AXDEBNOMVH.LE.” This is the title of a story of South­ ern Prison Life, which Mr. J. C. Ketch­ am of Maple Grove, has tbe agency of for this part of the country. It is a beautiful royal octave volume of more than 600 pages, richly embellished with over 350 engravings printed iir large, clear type on heavy toned paper. The author, John McEl?oy, private, of «om(>any L, Sixteen Iltnois cavalry,hod n personal experience within the con­ fines of Richmond, Andersonville, Savannah. Millen, Blackshear and Florence, and his reminiscences cover evenr conceivable phase of life in these terrible abodes of death, from the ord­ inary daily routine of prison existence through the sentimental, the oomic, the pathetic, and tbe tragic. Ito pages a e mental photographs, and bring vi­ vidly to tbe mind of the reader tbe temble acenes through which our gal­ lant soldiery i>aswd with more tlian a soldier’s heroism. This “Story of Southern Prison Life,” is the 'most jxipular I sink of the time and is having a larger sale than S»uy book since the ■lays of "Uncle Tom’s Cabin.” It is published by D. IL Locke, the Nnsby of the Toledo Blade, but sold only by subscription, so get ready to subserilH? when Mr. Ketcham calls on you. MAK HIED. KENT—FREEMAN.—At the realdenocof William Kllten. Eru . — “— to Lauira .'I- Xa.«!iville Ylarkefx. wm unable to come and bbcand see me. Wk. A Dedication.—The b Methodist Protestant < ing built at Barryviile, wi ed Sunday, Feb. 1st, 1880. providence remitting. Sermon at .l(h30 o’clock, M.. by Rev. Wm. D. Tompkinson, the President. S. J. Badcock. ry For tte. neatest line of Crockery Glass Ware and Lamps go to Wheeler’s. Far tele or will Trade for a small farm, 100 acres of good im­ proved land, four inilea from KlDrado, Butler Co., Kansas. For particulars address, Drawer 015, Kalamazoo, Mich. ry For Knit Hoods, Zephyr Scarfs ’ and Misses Jackets, call at w heeler’s. ry Wilson Ac Howe sell more Flour and btttcr Hour than any house in Nash­ ville. _____ CUTTEPS! CX7TTEKSI! CUTTERS!!! I have od hand n large quantity of Cutters of my own manufacture for the coming winter trade^which will be sold very low. Fleam* call and look them over. Eugene Coo*. ty The finest line of Fira ever brought to Nashville may l>e seen at Wheeler’s. fcV Corn taken in exchange for blacksmithing also two thousand bush­ els wanted on acct, at the Fouudry in Nashville. [^Wilson A Howe have just receiv­ ed a new stock of Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, to te sold very low. ry Don’t forget that if you want tte best pair of Bote with rock-ebn teams aud the best finished Cutter in the county, or good HoYse Shoeing. Wag­ ons, llote, Buggies or Cutten- repaired painted or trimmed in the test style. Call at the Foundry uud get iL Bailey Ac Wood, ry For the Best 50-ceut Chewing Tobacco go to Wilson At Howe’s. Money to Iamui. Ou good approved paper, at a reaaonable'rate ot interest. Chas. H. Brady. . J<aahviUe. :y The “l>oss” stock of Gloves and Mittens just received at Wilson & Howe’s. t3T Buy-your Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Capa, Groceries and Provisions, Crockery. Notions, etc,, of E. Reese, who always sells at the lowest prices. tyrbe place to buy Plated Ware is at Demaray’s. Go to the OW Reliable Market for Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats of all kinds. Henry Rok. Proprietor. ry All the fall and winter styles in Millinery goods lust received, by Mrs. Yates in Union House block. The lat­ est and finest line of Fancy Feathers. Plumes, Ruching, Laces Neck Ties, 'Jets etc. j, , ry A fine line of jetvelry at Demaray’s. ry Best Blossburg Coal for sale nt E. Cook’s, Nashville, for only $9 per ton.’■ . CyThe nicest line of Clocks nt _______ Demaray’s. Johnalon’a SanAparilla, cum Llror Complaint. Johntaoa'i Baraaparilla, euraa Incllacaita). JobnstouXSaxmipBnlla cures Dyapcpala. iyEverything you want, iu the Jew­ elry line at Demaray’s. ryDEMARAY beats them all on prices on everything in his line. Call and see. Call and Pay Up. ‘ Every one who has an account, is re­ quested to call mid settle their account by note or otherwise within 30 days. July Ilth, 18?9. Evgeny: Cook. at the old Sind N.uth»ill<*. Mtch_ Jw. W,»«. JOSEPH RHODES 1M»_________________ HUMEK BLAIR, IxMrt* Here! Yook Here! V9’ Baiu Shop in full CLOSING OUT! CLOSING OUT! I am closing out the stock of A. M. Daugherty. Can sell goods cheaper titan any bouse in Nashville. Persons wishing goods call and see me before you buy, as I am confident I can save you money, J. Davohkrty. HTFor your cigars al wholesale or retail go to tbe Cigar Factory. . My Saw Gumodnjr and Hamwriag. Can’t te teat. This is conceded by all who know my facilities. Good work aud low prices my motto. 15-18' Alf. C- Buxton. MAX Ol? A THOUSzkND. Chewing To- Rovf.r. Lincoln man . �Tbegr-jh dMtrvv H»*nv Ml NASHVILLE. SATURDAY. OP IngXOrvU JAN. 24, 1880. (x>l<uubi(. WASHINGTON. WEEKLY NEWS REVIEW A Washington telegram Mys it has the Uative oning tbsir’ pa phon.... Itusoia has intimated bay * illingneoa to withdraw bur. troapa cocTHE EAST. <\-ated on L‘>e frontier* of Amiris and GermWr, M tbuirpresenw there ia regarrfad by Rkpohts from Menlo Park are to the those Cabim te aq likely to disturb the friendly cm a* can bo induced to coma retatioi.s at present existing. breaking tepidly, end lb at their tnsDUfarturo The House Committee on Military The appeal of the. Mansion Commit­ tee (Dublin) tc the people of the United Btatsa Fit* John Porter to tho rank of Qoloud in the says*. • It ia now admitted that the distrtes in army and awarding him •"5,000.... .A tele­ gram received at Um State Department, from oortain to invol v- actual etarvaCommander Gorriugs, announces tbe acter, aiscovwy of Masonic emblems in ticn tf extraneous aid be not promntlv aud The long, tedious and expensive trial the foundation of the obelisk at Alexandria, iiberalir forthcoming Tbe distrre* daily io­ crease® tn area and mtenaity, and it neems al­ most impossible to. avert until us\t harrrsl absolute fami re in v«vv many places.".... naught, resulting virtually in tbe acquittal of found... .It has bean practically decided by Bo on t dee-'tea: Jules Favre, dtetiuBUianed tbe accused. The jfffy.ifter being out three the House Committee on Elections to unseat French a'a e man; aged 71: M. Bounei, days and three nights, failed to agree Tbe Yocum, the Greenbacker, from Pennsylvania, a French Itepubbcan Deputy; Thomae Laprt•rial lasted nearly four months. whose scat is being contested by ex-Gov ae«r, A. H A., engraver, elder brother of the Edwin Landseer; a stater of tbe Hon. A New York paper reporta that 35,- Curtin, to declare the seat vacant, and to re- >ateStr Wm. E. Glad stone. txo.ax; bualmla of grain await abipmeni there. The Royal Academy of Great Britain Bevkral important nominations were Nearly WO vessels of various kinds are willing and auxions to carry it, but nobody is ready to sent by the President to tbe Senate for confir­ haa reeolved to admit women to memberehip, mation, last week, tbe list including the names subject to certain disabilities, including de­ The Grand Jury at Harrisburg, Pa., of Jatnoa Russell Lowell, of Massachi suite, privation of the right to vote at elections and at tho annual banquet... .Thur© ta haa found true bills against Iteprreentativa* m Minister to England; John W. Foster, of attendance Minister to Russia: ex-Gov. Lucius considerable disUeet among the laboring clauses Bumberger, Clarku and Petroff, and ox-Stat« Indiana, Fairchild, of Wiaooustn, Minister te Spaib; in Ixmdon, caused by general depression in all in­ Philip H. Morgan, of Louiaiana, Minister dustrial pur*uitfl.... An explosion in a coal mine td Mexico; and Eli H. Murray, of Kentucky, near New Gastie, England, killed between eighty and ninety miners... .Ao attempt by tbe Governor ef Utah Territory. Brazilian Goycrament to levy a tax on street­ The bill introduced in the House by car paasengers in the dty of Rio Janeiro waa Axother case of religious fanaticism Mr. Warner for paying United Blates bonds of restated by the populacrt. A mob de­ '80 aod '81 authorises the Secretary of the stroyed \he., care and tracks of tbo children, has come to light in Masaachuselts. Treasury to issue to tbepublic, in txchange tor company, attacked tbe connuctors, and atoned fired al the troop*. Tbe latter otterged At 2 o’clock on tho morning of Nov. 18 last, a lawful money of the United States, certificates and fire was dissevered iu tno bouse of Mrs. Beard, of deposit not < xoeed ing •500,010, WU, in dvnom on snd jltapcrecd the- mob. Three persons al Andover, and her two little-boys were found inations of FA •100, WOO and 11,(X», l-h Cortot lias adopted, by a vote of 230 to 10. dead in bad in their room in an ell of the bearing interest at the rate of 4 per oenl per the bid s'.oliabing slavery in the island of Cuba. ho-n. They lar as though quietly asleep, annum, redeemable at the pleasure of the Gov­ t large Afghan army is repotted ready to and erilently had passed away uneonvefon* of ernment after three years, taken by lol. and march on Cabal. the touch of the flames. It -now tranapire® payable after fifteen years... .Seth A. Terry, that tbe mother of the litUo innocents killed Secretary af tho Territorial Saving*, Bmldmg them while laboring under an insane halluci­ and Loan Association, in Waahington, has de­ THE NATIONAL CONGRESS. nation. faulted in the anm of •25,0ti0. Daniel Bharls, a negro, was execut­ i The trouble between Gen. Boynton, Another batch of suffrage petitions waa proed at Oswego, Tioga county, N. Y., on the 21st;; the well-known corre»pondrnt of the Cindninsi., for the murder last summer of an old ', nxtl fJarrf/e, and Gen. Sherman, of the army, growing out of alleged libelous utterance* by tbe latter regarding tho character of tie A daring robbery waa perpetrat-d in farmer, has culminated in a libel suit, which will probably bring out the true history of tbe the streets of Chicago, a few days aga E B. famous march from Atlanta to tho sea. Wells, paymaster of tho bouth Side Ga® Com­ Mr. Edmunds, of Vermont, las in­ pany, was driving along During fltreet, in tho troduced in the Senate a very Important meas­ southern section of the city, when three foot­ pads Jumped into his buggy, knocketi him ure in relation to the removal of suits by corsenseless, erized 94,(MX) iu specie which he had jporation* from the State to United States in his possession, and made good their escape. courts, and is relation to suits by and aga net It provides that all *iitx bj or th" n>o.!ltted oath. Mr. Morrill callo.1 up for Boyd'b puckitig-bouse al Omaha, the corporation*. hia nxolnUoo Instructing against all home or alien corporations may be consideration largesl'Mtablii'.Lment of the kindin that part of removed from tho court of any State into the the Fiascos Committee to Inquire Into the praoUcablUty of refunding tbe public debt th© West, has been totally destroyed by tiro. Circuit Courts of tbe United States, and that at' a lew rate of lutereet thau 4 per Tbe lose on building is 950,000, and that oo the tho State corporations shall bo doomed ciuzjus of the State in which their principal office is retuuval ot all ot tho obatracUona in I>e!a*an< stock of meats 9213,<»9... .A dispatch from established, and where their official records Leadville, Col, say* ths. a party of Western cap­ hah a naw land diaertet italists, beaded by OoL D. P. Dyer, of Bt Louis, nbad be kept journod to Monday, have purchased tbe Glass, the Pcndary, and There was an important meeting at noma mfaeellaaeuua corubleration '•» >»•"<»' --.— te. m for 95,000,000. This ia the largest sale of min- | which the Ooiorado delegation in Congress, rold an.1 ■ilrev coIna of tho United State*. Mr. •ng property yet made in Lead villa. Gen. Adam®, and Ouray, Jack, Wash and Tbh Wcrtcrn Plow Maautmtnrer., r“udt»5L “S'1”? “ , , injunction of secrecy upon all the mem at a meeting m Chicago the other day, advanced of conference, but it is believed of paper vhlch the price of plows 10 per cent....A Pacific i that the following statement gives the KrMDbacks. All prudent — ■ • • arrivrd ..w.y.Hrt.1at I— nit of the The thunder tones, and said: Mail steamship, with 200pasaenger*, practical renal conference u:b alone.t' Mr. Lewis Hau Franciaro, tbe other day. with oruall-pox lw‘d questiona was thoroughly <liscan>ed, , aboard... .The Treasurer of tho Iriah Laud bD“ BU agreemoct*. was reached which ) League Aswocialion, of Chicago, haa forwarded wss satisfactory to all present, except, it is whole to Ireland the sum of H.tif'ii 50 for th© relief Raid, to Bina or Teller. This agreement is that dar without rrachlnir th© Utes of Southern Coiorado shall be removt d Introduced a bill tor tin of the people. to the Grand River valley, in the western part Advices from New Mexico report ot tbe State, shout midway north anr* south, Mr. Sparks, Chairman of tho Committee on another engagement between Maj. Morrow's while the White River Utes are to be removed Military Affair*. In th* Hon*©, on tbe morales of •command and Victoria’s band. After a fight I j Uintah Reservation. rOLITtCAL. of several hours' duration the Indiana were finally routed. Uect IL F. A Washington dispatch to tho ChiFrench, of lhe Ninth cavalry, was killed while gallantly leading bis company. ,cago Tril>H»e says' the bill introduced in tbo Tho bosses' lose could not bl» ascertained, tho New York Legislature, providing that tho Presi­ dential elector* stall be chosen by Con­ country being inexpressibly rough, giving them a chance to carry the wounded off after the In­ gressional districts, instead of on the genera) dian fashion. It is stated that three different State ticket, is attracting considerable attontiou expeditions will be organized to thoroughly there A great many Republicans favor it dean out the Indian® under Victoria ta South­ The Democrats, on the other hand, insist that ii is a revolutionary project conceived entirely in ern New Mexice, and give the country peace. the interest of th© Republican candulsta fur The Toledo, Peoria and Wan-aw rail­ the Presidency. way waa sold at auction in Chicago tho other Washington advices state that the Nurith Caroline- Adopted. day far 10,0)0,COO, Mr. R. C. Martin bidding ta friends of Senator Thurman have now strong the property on behalf of the bondholders.... hope* that lie will immediately become promiA Joint resolution was introduced in the BonChicago elevator® are stored with 8,&4I,G58 noLt again as a candidate for the Presidency. bushels of wheat, 4,157,057 bushel® of corn, This sudden elation arises out of » pro|«jeition 1,118,588 busltete of oats. 271,880 bushels of pending before the New York Legislature to rye, and 775,048 bushels of barley, making a change the method of appointing electors for grand total of 14,K17,23l bushels, against 11 - President aud Vice I’rnudent in that Blate As 149,203 bushels at this period last year. In ad­ tbo Democrats, in that event, could not calcu­ dition to the above, vt seels in tbo river contain late upon the vote of New York, It would t>e 141,880 bushels of wheat and 1,247,lM0 bushel* absolutely neceaBary for them to turn ’.heir at­ paaaed. Bill* Introduced: By Mr. Handera. Rran’ tention toward suenring the electoral vote qf Orville Grant, brother of tbe Gen­ Ohio. Thornburgh; by Mr. McDonald, to allow s rebel" duty paid in imported aalt u»ed for ouring tub eral, has been appointed a clerk io the Regis­ The Maryland Legislature has on or in paAlnir: by Mr. Wallace, a resolution, width try Department of tho Chicago prxttaffice, al a elected Arthur Gorman to tbe United State® was adopted. CsJlliiK ca th» Hecrrtary of Hut" tor full Information concerninir the tabors ot the Seoatu U-—1. ofor IVUItho term of six years following TIIE SOUTH S8*r “ ' ■ ,'V,E Spanlah-American commi»«loa ou claims irruwlmt out of th* Cuban outrasre. After a somewhat protracted contest, ; j K GTOrK„ b„ lx„a (b, 8U„. Snn.1. tram MI~MpM. 111. ebl.t op. I ponvnte we e Gens. Btrketlile and Walthall | *n'1 <’ot>Rres»man Singleton... .The Louuisna Legislature has chorea Congresrr.ia.-] Randall 1" Gibson to succeed Kollozs io tbe Senate here whs ' fn ui Tho Ut. er's lenu expires Aati. United Slate* Marahal LMatrict <-f Nrvala: tag, from various States, m St. Louis, last i in 1883. DrFotvat Porter. Associate Juaticv ot the Hupreme week. This gathering was made up of tbo ' FOUEIGN. Court of Anaona; Jacob D. liter. AtMdtk JuaUec Hoprvme Court of Wyoming; Malvtlle C Browne. beire, or supposed heir*, of tbe (amou® Bpring­ A B erlin dispatch reports a serious Uultfd State* Allurnr. fur Wjorcutisr. William Cal­ er estate, 'l he Springer estate is held vaguely to be worth ••'#>,(XK),‘G>, and to consist of th« quarrel at Kalisch, Poland, between Rtuwian lon. Iteccivcr ot Public Money*. Warsaw. Wia ... sum of £173,UJ0 deposited in tbe Bank of Stock­ and German officers. Tho officers of a Rus­ holm by Baron Charles CJirintienscn Springer, sian regiment stationed at Kalisch invited the ta the j-ear of 1670, and of tbo site of the pres­ officera of I’ruKriaa regiments stationed on tho rrqurstlng the l*rv*ident to invite tbe cooperation ent city of Wilmington, Del. There are said other side of tbe frontier to dinner, and, in tbe ot tho Oov»n>men'* of tho principal mari­ time natiuM of Europe in tno selection ot to be 400 of tbe hctn>, and between 100 and 2 JO wore present, chiefly (roti lllmou, California. course of a political argument, th* Russians the rente of tbe isthmus ship transit; by Mr. Vanee. to repeal the duty on salt; by Pennsylvania, Ohio, Mississippi, Kansas, and Colorado. Among the claimants to this vast ing homo tbe German officers under escort.... Mr. Cobb, tor the distribution of ths nnapproprlatrd moneys ot tea Oseeva award: by Mr. Tosuestate is GJngreesman Springer, of Hlinois. Serious riots have occurred at Psetb. tn Hun­ bend. propoalng a conalltntlnna! amendment in By a boiler explosion on a sugar gary, in conaconencs of the fatal shooting of retard to tbo election of President and Vke Vcboray, a loader of the people, by an aristo­ 1-reeidonk providins for ilielr election by a plantation near New Orleans three persons crat, Baron Maithenyi by name. It is claimed majority ot tbo robs of th* people, and for were instantly killed and thirteen others seri­ that tho nobibty sought to destroy Veboray, tbo ebolltloo of lha Electoral C liege ; ously injured, some of whom cannot recover. an 1 put forward tbo Baron, who is tho beat pistol-ahot iu the empire, for the purpoae.... A Cork dispatch state* that sixty able­ bodied meu, wun their families, were ad­ Trar.alt Ccmjsoy. and approprtaUnx |«W.t)Ul' fur mitted to the Killarney workhouse. A aurrey* for a Panama canal aurvry. The Hall burned. woman applied (or admission with throe chil­ of th* Houac waa tendrrrd to Mr. Par dren, one of whom waa d"ad in her arms from nell for as addmaa, on th* Sd of Febru­ hunger and exposure. A Izxxlondispatch sxys ary. A resolution of Mr. Kelley in reward lo, tbe A heavy judgment for damages has that al! acoonnts agree that the situation in the tariff laid over, bills sets passed: For the »etdistressed diatrlcls is becoming extremely crit­ Dement of all otilatandlng claim* ac«ln»t the Dl»been rendered at Toronto against the Canada ical. Tbe Mayors of Hbeffieid and Brighton, trtet of Columbia; appropriating 9I4S(<4> for tbe Central railroad. It was for • 100,000, for lum­ and other towns, have opeoed relief subscrip­ roustruction of a bride* serosa the I’lXcmc r.vsr ber destroyed by Arts kindled by a spark from tions, but tbe universal opinion is that private Mr. Windom nresentod a petition in the Senrelief cannot cope with the distreea. The aitnatioD in Ireland grows more There wm a notable decreaae of mercantile failures during 187U According to critical with each day's new*. In some dis­ Dun, Barlow It Co.'a annual cironlar, they tricts starvatijc is staring tbe poor laborer* number G.M8, against 10,478 in 1878: a de­ and their families in tbe face. In others, they crease of 8,8*1 In tbe amount of liabilities are tbrooging to the wortbouaee (or relief. tb* decrease is most marked. TYnsamoontin In kt.ll others, private charity haa had to come 1879 wm f98,14»,<62. as against •234,381,182 in to tbe rescue, though it is insufficier.t to cope was pssMd. Mr. Hill tatrodnesd a tall to provide lor th* erection of a public building tn Denver. 1878; a decrease at 113^334,0t». with tbe distress. A revolution was adopted Inqoliinr Into Two CHILDREN of .A- J. Wihon set Dublin advices report that the land­ ths eoodlUun of tbe Pcueacola mv/ jard. fire to tbeir father's stable at Chatham, Ontario, lords are eutering into so- operation together and were burned to deathWhile enjoying or th® purpose of defcnding tbeir rights sgatn*: the tenantry. Considerable dtauabsfacikn is Grant and party will occupy tbe famon* Castle cxpro<w<xl at the poor facilities for rxtoncting of Chapultepte, about tw<> mfle® outside of tbo Government rehef t > the ;>cor. The Hbgoopr-r; city.....The Bupreme Court of tho United ativo* trema state of revolt aud demand work, aniBMla ia threatening to make trouble If it is not fur­ nished m. Owing to the closing of many mill*, the operative*’ families are in a alate of trodi.rrd starvation. A letter fnm Japan says of the Grain in night in the States and Can­ ada: 8l,30fl,0q0 bushels of wheal, 11.8M/XX) great fire fbgt dsvasuted the city of Tokio bushels of oon>, 3.233,000 bushels of oats, on tbe 2»Uh of December last: “ Miles of warv introduced: 1,152,000 busheJj of rye. Jn4 4,401,000 bnafacls ground wore laid waste, 15,000 names de­ St barley, maktng a total of 51,019,000 bosbafr. stroyed, and 5C,OUO persons made destitute. The Lc718vn.LE adds » caw to tlio great natknal list ot det.ulttw ..rtnsa-b.nl. tubtars. His name is I. H. Rhorer, and tbo institution from which lie stole <100,000 ia th© Louisville Havings Bank. . i,< T an extraordinary gather- Pauperism is Gen. Burmide adv®Rt«w CamuJian annexation. \ Sixlv miles from WiuflLeg is t vshxWhite Rl.tr MmMcrr •blo depoeit of hard coalX Ita Commliu. ooladlu X«Unl. lb«ltow. Queen Victoria's are still kept down to $5,000 * day. \ in inrestigsting tbe cause of tLc Ute outbreak T he school population of W””* haa at tbe White RHer Agency ta Colorado. Gen. Adams was th© first witness examined. H©’ Or tho G86 soldiers sent Balti­ tion with the Indian trouble*—a story whisk more to tbe Mexican war thirt^ sar­ MEM ■ lO per ion bs> already beon often told in ‘he newspapers. It otanpriaed bis appointment by Mr. The *mp mine near Eareka, N®. ia Ncburz as a Bpeci^l Agent of tbe taming out hundreds of ton* of AajbnMessrs. Edmunds and Outfield were ap. Indtan Bureau ta®: fall, while Mr. ■ \ ticliun was ta Colorado. At that time aceoaa quartz. Adams waa an employe in the Poetoffice DeIn Erie, Pa., a spring of clear, freifc partrn'-nL He went to Lo» Pimm, and was con­ water has worked ita way through lha versant with tbe incidents of tbo Thornburgh fight and tbo Meeker maasacye. He thiuka joints in the paving-ftones in a side­ Meeker <as largely to blame foy ttawe calam­ walk. ities. H® waa a cranky old n»su, with sei no­ "That’s what beats me," a* the boy tions, and fn qtuxitly embroiled himself in quarrels. On one occasion two young men ■aid when he saw his father take the the ComnUtue oa Military affaire. skate strap down- from its accuatomed nail. and Ttiornbnrgb'* Ill-fated expedition was the A Rochester horse, frightened by a result Tbe Indians became very much first right of a railway train, trembled alarmed. In one of tho subsequent quarrels between them and Meeker ho met bls death. violently a few minutes, and then fell ipa&lMl by Adame told hia story from beginning to close down dead. l prvaented with few interruptions. He offered no opinCork was the material oJ which the . ancient Egyptians made coffins, but the from the (ianil tM on Appropriation*, report** a bill for tbe payinvut of feM of United Statoa Manhalo moderns have changed the uses ol this and Deputy Marshals for tbe fiscal rear ending Jims th® Hou*© Committee ou ladtan Affairs, ar8U.18B0. Consideration was resumed la ths morning rsigDed the Indian Bureau for incomu©- article from grave to gay purposes. boar of tbe MU relative to fractional hank rv toucy, and charged it with ro®pon*ibiiity Arkansas raised so little cotton a few serves, and tbe House waa addressed by Menn for the Ute revolt. Among tho reasons years ago that she was not reckoned a* . assigned by him for tho rebel!i*m of that a cotton State, but now she ranks next tribe waa that they were cheated out of their lands; that tbe Government failed to to Texas, and produces 65C.000 bales a pay thorn their annuity; that from IbTB to year. - ■ W78inppltes wore not furui»iied them: 'list “I was not fit to be a soldier; I never -the axles of anus aud ammunition on tbe white Rivrr rcMrration bad been forbidden, and that saw our men fire but I thought of the THE MAINE MUDDLE. Agent Meeker waa an injudicious and utJflt widows and orphans they would make, man. Commiaaiouer Havt denied many of tho ' and wished they would miss," says Everything waa quiet at Augusta on tbe 15th. General's assertion*, and attributed the abuacs Robert G. Ingersoll. ‘ In tho Horae the Committee on Elections re­ in the scrrico to his predoouesor in office. Fumes from the smelting of -lead are ported, giving tbs seat.of Donnaila, of WsstCffnsus Supervisors. now passed through a very long line of brookc. Republican, to Merritt W. Bules, DemThe President lately sent to the Senate pipes and woolen bags, and condensed octaL The report was earned without oppo­ name® of Supervisors of the next census for into lead again, as steam is converted sition, and BUh-e qualified and took hia seat into water. The lead thu» obtained is Acting Governor Lamatm issued an or­ confirmation as follows: der to the Sheriff of Kounebec Ohio—First district, Charles D Campbell; a powder of exceeding fineness which county, informing him that hia 3, John Henry Thomas; 3, William H. Mc­ makes on excellent blue paint. de puttee were no longer required to pro­ Dowell: 4, Henry A. Towne; 5, Albert G. tect tbe public buildings, and directing him to Byers; C, William A. Hunt; 7, Joshua W. A Lady’s ribs were broken by her dismiss tium. The Hlienff refused to obey Stanley. Ibe order. Tbe Hous6 Bribery Committee Indiana—1, Gilbert IL Stormont; 2, Franklin dressmaker in Lyons, N. Y. The friend continued ita investigations, but elicited C. Johnson; 3, J. M. Ititsnour: 4. Isaac H. of the household had attempted to fit a nothing of importance. Davis; 5, Benjamin P. Walker; 6, W'lltam P. dress to her and had caused so much Seymour. pain in her right ride tljat the work Illinois— 1, James G. Wright; 2, David FL The Maine Supremo Court, on the 16th in«t, Bunderland; 3, John W. Bailey; 4, Henry H. liad to be abandoned. The lady was in answered all the interroffaUona submitted Io It, McDowell; 5, rid ward J. Waddell; 6, John IL a state' bordering on hysterics when by the Legislature was in in favor favor | Clitwtnntt; vy v. Tbe aljv d»et*ioci wsa —... - William A. Northcote; b, William medical aid was summoned, and an ex­ of the Itepnbhcana and adveree to th® Fusion- I IL Brown, amination revealed tho fact that one of Michigan —1, John C. feharpe; 2, Byron II tut® upon every point Tbo Legislature wont ~ # Pierce; 3, CharlesD. Long; 4, H. Oita Young. her ribs was broken. into tbe election of a Governor, th® choice fail­ Missouri—1, Charles E Salomon; 2, Benson Nearly all the leading London shopa ing on Maj Joseph L. timitb. Other Blate offi­ B. Cahoon; 3, B P. Bailey; 4 Joseph A. Wil­ axe very old establishments. Hedge &. cers were also chosen. In lhe Hotue, tho re­ son; 5, Daniel M. Draper; 6, John P. Dork©; Butler, wine merchants in Regent Corry don F. Craig. port of tho Election Committee declar­ 7, Wisconsin —1, Alonzo Loper; 2, David E. street, were wine merchants to Charles ing William Murray, FoaiouiaL of Vas­ Welsh; 3, Leonard Lottridge; 4, Thomas 8. H. Bedmaynes, Howell & James (im­ sal txjro, elected tn a *«it instead Allen. Iowa — 1, John M. Rowley: 2, James T. Met­ mortalized by Hood in “Mim Ki Imanof Bev Dr. Nathaniel Buller, Republican, was calfe: 8, John 8. Btridgor ; 4 Icbabod N. Kidder. segge and her Gelden Leg"); Fortnum adopted, thus bringing tl>e members of the Minnesota—1, Albert A. Crandall; 2, Charles I & Mason,-famous Italian warehousemen; House to n. Gov. Smith delivered a brief in­ W. Johnson; 3, Chris C. Andrews augural address, and also i*®ned an order re’ Swan & Weils, renowned for underwear L. Cass for District of Colorado. hovtng Gen. Chamberlain from the command David j. j and children's clothes; Swan i Edgar, Kansas—1, T. Dwight Thatcher; of tbo State militia Th© Bribe, v Committee Erans; | Lewis & Allenby, Holmes, Mortlock. 3, Charles M. Kellogg. continued ita investigation Thomas B Swann repeated in greater detail tbo state­ • Nebraska—1, B. D. btaughter; , Bruno arc all near a century old. All traveled ----tF.M,, ah»„; Al- | American, know these tone. A Lonments previously made by bitn in regard Tzschndt. Territories—Crawtey P. Dake ‘ to the methods adopted by Wallace II White to exander nucue^ Htighre, u*«ota; Dakota; WiUtein IL Bird, d‘>n business is much more valuable in tadnoe him Io »tay away from tbe House or r<>- exanuer District of Columbia; Clinton EL u. Moore.Idsho; Moore, laana; i the me long run than one in m America—it »ignhi*>eat Solon Chase corroborated Swann's Diztrictof rr.._i. Ar./a—, i u.... a .u . testimony in certain particulars. James O. Hugh McQuaid. Montana; Abram 8. Hoyt, New { Mexico; John Neil, Utah. Fred W. ... Bparling, . White, member of tho Legislature and o >uata «. ... ------ Homer ------AMerrill, teamster at, Carson, Nev., waa told Waahington Territory; Wyoof Wsltace JL While, teatitied that the tatter that 8omel>ody in Parifi had offered a lature. Wentworth and Cushman, members of me Exodns investigation. priie of $4,000 to anybody .who traced a the Hon*e, swore that efforts were made to The committee of tho United States Senate, , figure like the following, without liftbribe them to absent themselves from the coDsteting of Messrs. Voorhtte*. Vance, P<m- ingthe pencil, going over a line twice, State House. dloton, Windom and Blair, appointed t^, in- j or making an erasure: Saturday, «h* 17th of January, was a lively ’’ ve<tigat© tho causes of the exodus of colored day at the Maine State capful The Fusion ।' people from the Southern States, commenced Ijeqislaturc met in the forenoon, and, after tho |' taking testimony. The first witnesses exam appointment of committees by ‘both the Senate ined were the Rev. J. E. Rankin, pastor of the and House Io take into consideration tbe r.tua- Congregational Church, aud Thoa. Tullock, Although he was informed that the tiou of affaire aud report upon the best mode Arsistant Pool master of Washington, both thing was impossible, be persistently ot procedure, adjourned until Monday, the of whom testified that they had no personal worked at it night and day until he IVth. Immediately after the Fualomais dis- knowledge of tbe causes of tho exodus, and became a lunatic. In an asylum he still knew nothing ot tbe widely-eca.torod circular jtereed tho Republican momlwrn of tbe to which their names were appended, appeal­ spends most of his time at the problem. L.«gialature took posseeeio® of the State House ing to the people of the United Slates for The new United States Senator from and elected Daniel F. Davis Gov.-mor, & J. money te aseiat tbo freedmen in finding refuge Maryland is A. P.Gorman. Hesucceeds from pen><cation, etc., except that they had Cbadbonie Hecretary of State, J W. Fogter promised to serve as members of the B jard of William Pinckney White, who was ap­ Treasurer, IL B Cleaves Attorney Ge-w ral and Audit for tho Emigration Aid Society therein pointed by the Governor of Maryland b. J. Callaghan Adjutant GeoeraL Davis wm sworn.tn an Governor and delivered an inaug­ to fill the vacancy caused by the ap­ ural addrees. After tho transaction of some O. 8. B. Wall, of Washington, President of pointment of Reverdy Johnson as Min­ routine bnniueas loth houses <|uiotJy adjourned. : tins "Emigrant Aid Society," waa examined. ister to England, and in 1875 was regu­ During the ncws’on Blaine came upon the floor of tbo House and was recr ived with tbe wildest He ettimatea th© number of color41 men, worn - larly elected to the Senate. Mr. Gor­ en, ana children already tram-ported from man is Chairman of the Democratic <lcmo naira lions of applauseNorth Carolina through Washington to th© State Central Committee, President of Ibo Republican Assembly held a brief ses­ Woat (principally to Indiana) between 2,500 the Chesapeake and Ohio cunal.a mem­ sion at Augusta on the 19th inst, but did noth­ and 3,0X). Tbe original purpose of the North ber of the State Senate, and, curiously Carol.ua agents of three emigrants waa to have enough, was, when a lad, a page in the ing of im|K>rtauce. After tbe adjournment them go to Kansas, but tho tide was diverted Gov. Davis gave orders to exclude the Ftuuon- to Indiana by their agents (Perry aud august body to which he has been i»ta from the State House. In tho afternoon Williams) on th© strength of representations by the latter, beaded by Gov Smith, ‘ prr- m imuere of the Washington society, baaed ou Rented themselves at ttte gateway of circular® received from J. IL Walker, Mail ' THE MARKETS. tho Capitol, but admiaetonwaa denied Agent at Terre Haute, to the effect that thero ! them, and they proceeded to organize ant was a great demand for farm tabor in Indiana^ transact their business on the sidewalk. After and that the colored people would readily find 1 a VLcy abort setsion, at which it was determined emnlovuibnt there at excellent wages, together 1 Hoot to secure Union Hall and continue their ech­ w.tb the beet of treatment, u>d schools for tbeir Lon | £loi elons from day to day, they adjourned. The children, etc. Secretary of State and Governor secured rooms in the same' building. Money enough, The Fatal Shirt-Button. it is said, haa been guaranteed to run Dr. Sander, a physician of Elberfield, their Ijegialature ell winter, and pay every man hi* ludary. They aay they intend Germany, died from tho eflects of u to appeal to Congress, and will aoou have a singular accident, which conveys its committee there to investigate matters. Tbe own lesson. One morning in U74, Fusk>n‘»to were very indignant at their exclu­ 4 IU sion from tho CapltoL They say Gov. Smith while dressing, he contrived in some ............................................... 3 BQ could have bad 10,(IDO men in resdineM at a way to get a shirt-button between hi < Fancy White Winter Ex.’.. <• &J moment's notice, but his course! haa been teeth. Unconsdously, while laugbii g, Good to Choice ttprio* Ex. 5 75 for peace, and baa prevailed. The State Treas­ urer issued an order instructing the subordi­ the button slipped into the back of 1 is No. • Spring. nates of hia office not to honor any demand for mouth, and thence into tho larynx. All the payment of money from the treasury em­ the exertions of his surgical friends to Rvs-No.t anating from, or issued by, the authority of remove it were vain. Itaaxjiv—No. S........................ either of the Legislatures until further advised It was ascertained that it sank in^o Berras—Chote® Creamery. the rifht lung, which aoou became irri­ Koos—Fresh........................... Tl © Republjaan Legislature, at its seesiou on tated.* Spitting blood ensued, and he ’he 2Uth, adopted a resolution denouncing th© was himself looking forward to his Fusion body as bogus, and acting ta violation death as not very remote. uf tbe consPtotion and laws of the State, and He removed to a villa he had near •iireettag the Judiciary Committee to inquire Frank fort-on-the-Main to pass his last wy*t legislation is necessary to punish iff"in. It was ordered that the reo- days in quiet Here he was surprised reurv of State be directed to procure a by a violent fit of coughing, accompa­ viutab’e seal, which ahall be acknowledged as nied by spitting of blood, in a paroxysm tne seal of the State. Four Fuaioidsta we-1 of which the button was ejected. o«er to tbe Bepuhlicaus during the day. Tbe His health rapidly improved, and in FitaonUte met in Uutoo Hall Tbe committee appointed to re perl upon a plan of procedure a few months, regarding himself as । ©commended suhmintag a series of questions Suite cured, he resumed bis profesaiondotbe Supreme Court. Afters gooa dealot l work and endeavored to (rather up ■jii tho report. Tbo Republicans forced open the threads ot his former practice. the safe of the Secretary of State’s offic*; But last year unmistakable symptoms there wsro no valuable paper® in it, nor tbe manifested themselves that tbe lung bad not fully recovered from the pres­ ence in its substance ci a foreign body fpr several months. Matter* worn a quiet look at August* on tbe He spent the winter in the South of 21 st. The Republican L-ffislatare showed a Europe, but returned almost worse than disposition to conciliate tbe Pueiosiats by giv­ he went. He gradually wasted away ing them places on tbe moat Im portent oo«n- and died. mittere ■p|>oin’cd, but tb« latter held severely aloof. Harnoe! A. Holbrook. A scythe which Prince Bismarck WM ©footed Btetw Treasurer. Tb« l u.ion Leg- once took from the hands of a peasant 1 in a meadow and swung for half an question*, to bo submitted to tho msmbera, hour has been purchased by the His­ who will decide whether to send them torical Museum of Berlin for $800. EAST MBEET^EA. to tbe Supreme Coart or not Tbe Fusiontsts cataUisbed a State Department iu a bootIn England there is a growing preju­ nuaa block, and the Secretary of State issued tho following: • We have retuned to first dice against operatic music in the principles. Ws baveaplni table aud chairs. churches. . �BMxurarm of milk, and beat into the IlreX^D. SATURDAY, • ■ JAN. M, 1880. Tex United Stale* Consul General moat any y jdjubecaose it the bowel* Guevea fowls will keep all bugs and polls Journal sent out ‘ ptior. off garden to »U tire like ether bfleansof 1 nn 1 ng each to indicate hi* first butter yield ot the Ayr­ for President. Nearly all who shire The Metropolitan National Bank, of addressed made replies. Tho twenty-five pound* of milk; from the New Yo.rk, ha* taken np the bonds de­ Jersey it i* one pound of butter from result is a* follows eighteen pounds of milk. posited at Washington to secure it* TTbnips are healthful for homes. They should be eat ia slices, or, whet ia transaction by which the concern makes better, pulped finely and mixed with a an annual profit of over $90,000. little raeal and some salt Rutabaga* H. «. nompww are better than white turnips. Ma Harrison This Government want* it* offl Keeping sheep i* pleasant and profit able, —....if --------eUem jded to properly. Wool is to put on no airs. Maj. William a sure thing every year and brings cash. ' Sweet, chief of the internal­ It ha* ita up* and downs; but let any division in the office of the First man makeup his mind that none but trailer of the Treasury his wife or his administrator shall sell his wool for les* than 50 cents per pound been dinnisse4 for extravagant*!* FoitFradarlc* Poatlaaa. and be will coma but all right. dituroa made while traveling r Gov­ For B- J. uFtaaBr. lor K«wb o BootO . Parhnu-s, carrote, Swedish turnips ernment arbount and especially mangel-wurzel, will all of American good* is causing them to <li*p I ■ I cmpfula of — .—— — ; a* coffee differ* in strength, better taste to *e« that is sweet enough; pour thomixture mtocnj»s,and put the cup* in a not-tbo-deep pan with boiltag water; the tavel of the water ought not to stand do not try and boil | about 15 minute* of boiling is ueceasary Sweet* and Soub Oabbaoe.—My pwkle* gave out too early 1 and _______________________ I used this old recei] ___ Ipt, which ia Dutch, for an old woman gave it to me in Albany q tot forty years ago: Take a cabbage-head and cut it down into eight pieces and'eover it with coarse fait, let­ ting it remain in a jar twelve hours; take J it > out,'squeeze it, and chop it fine with two onions; put it on the fire in a china1 lined veesel, covering it with vinegar, and boil for a full hour; add to it then one ounce of turmeric (a teaspoonfnl of curry will do instead of turmeric), one teaspoonful of ground pepper, spoonful of cele-y-eeed, atable-fpoouful of allspice, two tablt^apoonful* of ground mustard, and -half an ounce of white with one «>d . W pound, of brown sugar; cook one hour more. CURWUBAMD tbe intellect with a thrill such Although th. tam poem* inopire. Bat, after all is oonct-dad, there is more work and lew play in che*a than any other tanceaof only tennined with I should not be clsMified with the On Jaly 1, 1770, * comet wa* within “ amusements.” It i* an exercise, and 1.390,00) nil., of tbe outb—the elowM a severe one.—Cincinnati Saturday bich astronomer* have any certain knowledge. Its apparent diameter wa* Cooked Alive. There was ent diameter of the moon. It i* not surprising that the apparition of such a men. Robert and Dennis Patrick, monster should cause a panic of terror brother*, got into * dispute about each among unenlightened and superstitious other's share in the year's crop. A inhabitant* of the earth. long kettle filled with water wa* near by. The water in the kettle had been before the writer tried hi* 'prentice heated to such a d hand at trapping, say* a writer in For­ waiting for it to obe little in order to scald hogs in it The water waa so hot est and Stream, he waa told by a vet­ that they were afraid it would "set eran bear-hunter that all the bears he had taken in trap*—and they wereagoodthe hair of the hogs. This wa* the ly number—were caught by the left high temperature of the water when the brothers began to quarrel. Dennis, foot. The statement was discredited, who was the oldest, told Robert that he till experience seemed te verify it where would put him in the kettle if he didn't the traps were set at a coop or ita equiv­ alent. Several caught in deadfalls also shut up, and Robert, the preacher had the left leg as well as the head in. brother, told Dennis that, if hejputhim, j side of the coop, the b*it being so far Robert, in tliot water, he, Dennis, would have to . go with him. Dennis caught back a* to oblige them to step inside . A Rural Romance. with one foot to reach it It would Michael Kelley, or Mike Kelley as he Robert and pressed him backward in thus seem that where a bear is attract­ ToUI. .MV was usually called, was an ecceotrio old the direction of the kettle. He pressed ed by a lure he, soldier-like, steps Off The price of corn if 1879, a* him, both of them having their arms former living in one of cur suburban left foot forward. <xrtnpq**l with that of lap, has evilocked meanwhile, until they both went An unwritten page of history came cooked and mixed with beans, peas, lowoB■ Bom of poor P“™“J Poweb or Ska Bbeakers.—From exd» nth cat short the bog Jrop of the to light at.* Boston dinner, a few day* Indian oom, oats or barley, all of which irrood peraovrruiee lie b«d booome headlong into the kettle of seething pcrimentB which were made some time WsF considerably. Treia large pork ago. The story was told by the Hon. mn«t be ground into meal. When pigs pjaomodlot ono of tbo tact fam. in water. Their piteous, awful screams | since at the Bell Rock and Skerryvore and means soon attracted others to the are fed on such cooked food as we have that section, of which he was> <jpa and the interior pants, it is now E. W. Stoughton, ex Minister to Rus- • stated, the pork acquires a peculiarly light-houses, on the coast of Scotland, proud; but no prouder was he than oi place, who finally extricated them from | it was found that, while tho force of the ^.imated, will pack thepresent season sia, and bo gave it a* told to him au- I rich flavor, aud is touch esteemed, csthe white-hot caldron. They retained bi, own pbj.icnl .trnngth imd breakers on the side of the German their senses when first token out, and 4980,000 bogs, as agaiM 7,480,000 last thentiually while at his post in St I podally for family use. th»l hM Mri«ted Mm in ^cnmnUUng Horse Hints.—Rubber bits are the hi» property mid mnde him , moot ex- their intense agonies were simply be­ ocean may be token at about a ton and , mason. This is a no#doerease of 500,- Petersburg: "During the war of’the a half upon every square foot of sur­ yond description. They at once com; beat for winter on your horses. ccltant boxer Mid wrestler, nnd hr, bed ■' 000, in round numters, the present Revolution, in 1780’81, England at- j xb* . j among horses is greater a correeponding contempt for mon of plained of their hot clothes, and, when face exposed te them, the Atlantis tempted to negotiate with Russia and between ‘ ------- the ages of 4 and 8 years than inferior power.. Ono .pnng, when help these were taken from their limbs, breakers fall with double that weight, great flakes of boiled flesh went with or three tens te tho square foot; and Judge Andlbssn, in the Virginia Prussia te combine against France and I at all other periods of life. Warm the ™ unusually plenty, ho determined to them, leaving their bones exposed. I thus a surface of only two square yards bit on your bridle In frosty weather be-1 hare tho farm run that year by a.trong coiuuei her uer to w withdraw wimuruw her utjr fleet ,ivei’ from irom i , - . ■ I sustains a blow from a heavy Atlantic Gourt of Appeal^ recently gave a novel compel . , _ ., fore potting -it in tbe horse * month. b-am So. when » man prerentoo him- Their beards fell out and their hair breaker equal to about flfly-four tons. ,alf o, (rost jn n. The appellant, Mrs. Latham* iuno, w.i™,o«r«rwg„»eon«.a«.. j relf and miked for work, alter inquiring dropped from their heads. They had . In November, 18'14, a heavy gale blew, X. « n ftl... nA. «/ ♦ 1, A nf Xf m nn. I S.l .1 ■ XX. XI . •outfit, a divoreo from her husband en tion the cession of the island of Minori- with tho tongue and lips, adheres to of tho man re to hi, habit., etc. ho literally been cooked alive. The ’sight and blocks of limestone and granite, was such that those who witnessed it these soft tissue* tho same as it would ca, in the Mediterranean. Fortunately , — would tinudi op by aakmg him to fight, the grouifl that he had joined tbe Re­ were well-nigh paralyzed with horror. from two to five tons in weight, wore publican piity. The shock, she said, for tbe young American republic, the I "» when red-hot, leaving tho animal la this way he disposed ot qmto a num­ All possible measures of relief were washed about like pebbles at tho Plyprt ponal did not meet with favor in the ' with a sore mouth. If you do not be ber oLapplicanU. and wre beeinuing to tried during the night, but Robert died 1 mouth breakwater. About 300 tono of w** too great for her domestic hnppi. . in f/iavc 'ui uwm M/ugutiuu lieve it pUce jl your own tongun on an a prove piece despair of getting hm "“‘'““^dine | such blocks were borne a distance of frosted ironHZ.. some cold morning __1 and when, one morning a. be wre standing next day and Dennis on the day fol­ ----------’i"L *’ 2_„Ll22. ne*a Ard Judge Anderson thought eyes of Cathenno II., and Prussia: did I of and up tbe inclined plane «» of lowing. , 200 ., feet, v"*’ Z — in tho barn door, a young man camo up that she <as right. “The husband,” ho not dare to join England single-handed. bo convinced. —*--------------; the breakwater, earned over it, and only as . -i A good workabopcontainiDgsuch tools tho road. and. se< ing Mm. called out. arid, “Hd deserted his friends and The legend is of importance A Drummer’s Experience. scattered- iu various directions. A “Good morning, sir.” used to advantage by the farMr. Brireudiuo, « Loukvillo travel- 1 b,o<* ot li““K>»e.«--v«u tou.m weight, gone ortT to the enemy. It was per­ showing tho desire ot England to re- ' ** can -Goofl morning." grutlly. gain powtesaioD of her colonic, here ' “““ ,ho^ *» .0,! mg .gent, wre croreiag a covered ' fidy. tbu moral taint of which, ahe felt, "Do you wont to hire a hand to worx bridge that .paua a amaU atream in ! 120 'P*, * . , , .A room with a stove in it and large U1.re«1,O“ of the contraction of on your farm, sir?" I* attached to him, and would probably and the great danger of our country enongh to North Alabama, one evening not long ! by • «uglo blow of a “Perhaps so; want to hire out? * cxdndo him from the best society in averte d 3y tbe non intervention polity . a hay rigging, a gate or portable fence, ago, when he wre .aired by tho throat breaker and hurled over into th. harthe State* And so the learned Judge 1 • — Russia's Queen.'• • ** will furnish a place where many hours • Yre, sir; I am looking tor » job. l.y a highwayman, while mother hold ■”'> "trongly tre“What can you do?” 1 may be healthfully aud profitably spent th. horre ho ire riding. It wre very 1■ b" nailed 1"1 do down "1 upon a jetty, * was ” 'torn — thought that the bonds of matrimony ••All kinds of farm work, sir; 1 wm ,, ... ,,, I in the most inclement weather of winter. dork in tho bridge, and Brizendine away by an overpowering breaker. The Duk«t B.y of brunt’s l.lfr. Hote , doJ o( rop,jm,g should be dissolved. born on a farm." could not see his assailants; but, being “Con you fight?" How an Owl’h Head Revolves.—A “The darkest day of mylife,"srid the ! done that would otherwise find its may Ij "What, sir?" . a powerful, well-built man, he sniggled contributor to the American NatGeneral, “was the day 1 beard of Lin I to the professional mechanic. New desperately with his would-be murder­ uraliet, who had read a funny story Tee printers of his State prove that coin's assassination. I did not know ’ tools may be built, that will be needed "Can you fight, I say can you hek the Ixenun.nl Governor of Ohio, ™ ‘ on the farm, or harnesses may be oiled m "I don't know, sir, whether 1 can or , ers, and, in the struggle, managed to about an owl wringing his own neck by draw a revolver from his pocket, which looking at a man who was walking Mr. Hickonlooper, has a hard name. । put down in the field and starting up si and repaired and a great many things ho used with telling and fatal effect ou around him, tested tho matter by ex­ The New York Graphic says that from ‘he gutters; we had fought it as wax, that will suggest themselves may be not; but I can try." And he did try. The first thing [ one robber, sending a No. 41 cartridge periment. Ho obtained a fine speci­ a poraaal ol Ohio eiohangoa it not only ' *.,“I ”•> hod to tight it a, aasuuin.- done. In mild weather tbo thoughtful through his brain and L'lling him in­ men and placed him on top of a post. tion. Lincoln was killed ou tbe eve*- can find profitable out-door work, such Kelley knew he was on his back on the ■“ , ^-o^uTor^rT stantly. Tho other robber, a desperate “It was not difficult," says the writer, as re|minng outbuildings and cutting door, with two teeth down his throat: fellow, then relinquished his hold upon been politically kicked and cuffed, but rendered on the 9th of April, i I up falling branches from trees.—Hural the next, the man was astride hi* tho horao and attempted to wrench the “to secure his attention, for he never diverted his gaze from mo while I was stomach, with a fist in each that on the 13th. u 1 New Yorker. fn—fc Mr: JOT. Riplenoooker XUUlUUVWntU has uuo been 1ZW.4 subn«nw Ii arrived ---- - in - Washington .• revolver from Brizendiue's hand. The in his presence. I began walking rap­ nose was bleeding. Then he let him was busy sending out orders to std> LaBoe numbers of cattle die annual! v ’ up. and was just picking up.‘"bundle struggle was desperate and tho revolver idly around tho post, a few feet from it, jeoted to other indignities. In fact, ' tT xr_”- - .... ’ . .k. rv.n.sa ____ ■. . II recruiting, rec,rull,u8. the the purchase purchase of of supplid, suppln in tbe West from the lack of water Mr. I ooklanbiper seems to be consul- ( au(| niU6U,r oul Brmy. Lincob when feeding iu the cornfields. Drv to start off, when he was called bac^*Uj ’ fell from his hand and rolled away, and keeping my eyes fixed on him all the it was a hand to-hand struggle. Both while. His body remained motionless, erablr mixed up in the webs of his po- | had promised to go to the theater, am corn-stalks, os compared with grass, ore i set to work, and he proved to be as were powerful men, but tho plucky but his head turned exactly with my liticd antagonists. The general wi — --------- » opinion • ' wanted —-"»»'* mo to go with him. While! c/mstiputiug food; but smutty rorn- trustv and industrious u* he was brave When I was half way is, however, that if. any of these prose- ' yQH President a note cnn| . Bta|ju| are especially liable to cause im­ The farmer’s daughter needed just such drummer finally threw his antagonist, movements. and, dealing him a few powerful blows, round his head was exactly behind. from Mrs. Grant, saying she must lea’ paction of food in tho stonlbch, and a man for n husband, and now he may­ ■cutora think they have only a day’s job ' Washington that night. She wanted i disease of the brain. The risk is largely; be seen any day supenntendinR the knocking him senseless, he left him and Three-quarters of a circle were com­ hand in fighting Mr. Loophenkicer go to Burlington to see our childre : or entirely obviated if there is a sufli-, work on the farm, white Father Kel ey his companion lying prostrate on the ; pleted, and still the same twist of the bridge. The plucky drummer reached j neck and the same stare followed me. supply ui of suicr; water; jut but wneu when sit* iu the arm-chair and tells to his they are very much mistaken, as Mr. Some incident of a trilling notrre hi I cient ouppiy ex- • Onevcircle and no change. . „______ „village ----- o- in — a - greatly o— On I made het resolve to leave that evenin | the water is frozen up the animal Rrandchildreu the story of his last fight. 1a‘-neighboring — D ___ „ rerew, twice WW.W XWUUU, XUIU BMXl WHICH­fijckpoolkener will give them d two- T wua rrla.l trt liaVO Iho ttAln „■ T <1 ^.... hausted condition. Informing the ^.... citi- went, round, and still iUftl that watch — 1-— > * — Patriot. I was glad to have the note, os I di ' cun no longer chew tbe cud from lack —Concord i-vsens of what had occurred,a large party j ful stare and sti^dy head. steady turn of the head, .years' engagement. not want to go to the theater. So,,I of Ui water orner in iu the tue paunch pmnen 10 ana to separate and Htavfaa.l Irt filv* fc/reaware k-..l---J VN — T -« -• started to.the »cene of------the ---------battle,, ------and On ^ound, UIHl and... I ---------------------xxre I . went, rev 11V, three .auve times UIUC.1 ^VUUU, 1 beIM.— I u. : ...... 1 . Odd DEiner Customs in Swedenmade my excuse to Lincoln, and at tb»| float its coutefita, and impaction and a broneht brought in the two robLera, robbers, one of gan really to wonder wuudef why the head did Tbo Swede* have a quear way of lo­ whom was a corpse. They were tramps ‘j not drop off, when ail The gold and silver product of tbe proper hour we started for the traiS| whole train of evil oonsequeuces follow. all at once I diacovdiscovAs we were driving along Penusylvani1 If water can be supplied so that the comotion at their meals. They often from Springfield, Ohio. cred what I had failed to notice before. Pacific slope, for 1879, including British avenue a horseman rode by us on cattle ---- - can 3drink ' ■ at■ will, it is better; -but flit about like flies, from one table to ------ When I had reached half way round Columbia and receipts in San Francisco gallop, and back again around our ca: । ; if not, it should bo allowed abundantly another, and sometimei seem to turn Story of Henry Clay.---------------- from the front, which was a* far riage, looking into it. Mrs. Grant said . topsy-turvy when they ordeia repast. from the western coast of Mexico, are: । at any cost twice a day. While in One day, during President Monroe’s ■ es he could turn his head to follow my Gold, $32,589,920; silver, $38,623,812 • There is the man who sat neer us 1 many cases no other than iced water can It i* no rare thing to wie them begin administration, Mr. Olay was invited, i movements with comfort, he wluakod it lunch to-day with some other men on I with cheese and biscuit, next proceed Adding lead, tho total is $75,349,501, or tried to overhear our conversation. H be hud, it is all-important that stock with other friends of the President’s, to, b*nk —i- — back thwin-l. through the whole — circle so iin­ should not be left to become so thirsty to ham aud salad, with a slice of meat nearly $6,000,000 less than in 1878. was so rude that we left thediuing-roon that they will fill themselves when to follow, and then suddenly start up in dine at the White House. A few days' stontaneouidy and brought it facing before some friends of Mr. Clay’s, liv­ me igoin with such precision that 1 The returns are interesting, from the Here ho is now, riding after us.’ driven to drink, and then stand shiver­ the middle of their dinner to ing in Indiana, had sent him a Ixittlo failed to detect the movement, although -fact that they show an immense falling thought it was only curiosity, bl ing in the cold stall or stanchions, where while thev walk about, a plateful of pea of wine which hod been made in thatI I wus looking intently all the time. I soup. A’habit which they have of be­ learned afterward that the borsema off in the receipts of the Comstock was Booth. It seems that I waste hav ।they* are dented even tho privilege of State. Mr. Clay thought that he would repeated the experiment many times ginning each repast with what they call stimulating their circulation by walking lodes. These return only $8,830,562, as been attacked, and Mrs. Grant'ssudde ।about—National Live-Stock Journal. a “braorgoB," not merely leads to much take the bottle qf wme up to tho White afterward on tho same bird, and I had against $21,295,013 in 1878. Thero is a resolve to leave deranged the plau. untidiness at meal time, but make* them House and have it opened at the table, always to watch carefully te detect the and show the guests how fast they were movement or the readjustment of his seem contented to live on bits and falling off of $13,000,000 in the entire few days later I received an anouymou HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY. scraps. The smorgoes consist of httle progressing in the West. When the! gaze.” State of Nevada, and an increase of letter from a man, saying he hail bee party was seated at the table Mr. Clay The Manufactube or Slate-Pendetailed to kill me, that he rode od m dishes, such as slices ol smoked rein ­ Dressing fob Roast Pobk oh Goose. over $8,000,000 in the State of Colorado, train as for as Havre do Grace, and. a told a servant to open the bottle and CH.8.—The process of making slste—Make a dressing as forgooje, and one deer and caviere, and sardines, with serve some of the wine to the guests chiefly from Leadville. These facts in­ my car was locked, he could not get ii teaspoon । pickles, otherare whet* provooof mustard and teaspoon salt, Sire ot cheese thirst- and Three iUhrel out They all tasted of it and pronounced it poncils is, thus described by the Ameri­ can Stationer: Broken slate from the dicate that the uncertainties in mining He thanked God ho bod failed. I re with u wineglass of claret, and mix with veiy good, until ii came to Mr. Monroe. slate quarries is put in a mortar run by returns are much greater than is com­ member that the conductor locked ou the dressing before putting in the goose with . fork of K-ueral utllHy. wd UM “Well, Mr. President, what do you steam, and potinded into small particar, but how true the letter was I can or pork, or pour this into the gravy, on thumb piec" °f ry. <mk«. thioUv monly supposed. think of it? "said Mr. Clay. "Well," clos. Thence it goes into the hopper not say. I learned of the assaMinatioi — Roast Goose.—Two ounces onion smrereJ aitl. butter, .hwh rert. by answered Mr. Moqroc, " it is very good, of a mill, which runs into a “bolting­ as I was passing through Philadelphia ( ot plate. Thea they ree bitten mand half as much green sage chopped but it tastes to mo exactly like old Ken­ machine,” where it is “bolted,” the finer, The wur against the lottery compa I turned around, took a special trail ( to regaraiere of the fragment, which fine; add one cotfee cup of bread tucky whisky." On investigation Mr. almost impalpable, flour that results be­ nies is still kept by the Postoffico au­ I and came on to Washington. It wa crumbs, n little pepper and Halt, the may fall -wi other .laintiea tfor your true Clay found that his son Tom had, some ing taken to a mixing-tub, where a 1 the gloomiest day of my life." — Young' .morgo. eater reldom.it. to Iu. repot), thorities. Postmaster General Key re­ days before, emptied the bottle of wino small quantity of steatite flour, simi­ | "Around the World with Grant." ■yelks ot two eggs. Do not quite fill the goose, but leave room to swell. Roast and they are finally wubod down with for his own benefit and then had filled cently sent to Congress tbe records of larly manufactured, is added, together a gla-a or two of .pint, which .land from one hour and a half to two hours, his ‘department respecting tho extent An Aote-Belinm Poker Story Retold and serve with gravy and apple aaucc.' hmidy by Uietr .ide. Such a prelude to it up with Kentucky whisky. with other materials, the whole being made into a stiff dough. This dough ia to which the mails were used by lottery . meal t. not merely uncleanly, but I Longevity of German Generals. S wbet Ptcu.ES. — To every seven On oue of those steamers that plowet ‘ . ----- ------------kneaded thoroughly by passing it sev­ companies and other swindling con­ the waters of tbe Miwsaippi in day pounds of fruit put four pounds of au- must vitiate the i«dato, and Prussian Generals seem to enjoy a eral times between iron rollers. Then ditreetion. Indeed. I feel conrtn rad cerns. The “ Texas Gift Concert Asso­ gone by a quiet party waa deeply im ontt qusrt ot the beet vinegar, an that, were the .morgcslxird aboh.ned, rare longevity. Without reckoning it is conveyed to a table, where it is of cinpzrioz, cinnamon, -u not more would the cookery o' Sweden Marshals Von Moltke and Von Roon mode into “charges ” — that is, short ciation” is described as “one of the mersed one evening in the mysterie mnee of cloves, ounce ef o_ soon improve, but very many of the there is found in the higher grades of tho cylinders, four or five inches thick, sugar most successful swindles" of tho day. of that somewhat uncertain game callet ioxen pieces of mace. Put the — poker. One of the party, a Colonel o ‘nd «P»ces in the vinegar. Let it boil. people would be gradually weened from army a body of men who began their aud containing some eight or twelve The managers of tho concern divided fruit; let this remain ibeii weaktore for .trong drink- A U military careers three-quarters of a cent­ pounds each. Four of these are placed Judge, or Major—history doe* not re then pour Pour over the fruit: the day's receipts among themselves cord which—in a fit of abstraction toot ,*111 morning; boil and pour over for the Year Round. ’’ next’---------—r---------------------ury ago. Gen. Von Schreibcrahofen, in a strong iron chamber, or “retort,* every evening, the unsold numbers tho four aces from the pack with whid broe morninga. The lost time boil the 1-orn in 1785, entered the service in with a changeable nozzle so as to regu­ ”’* in it. * 1797, and, after having risen through late the size of the pencil, aud subjected being placed in the wheel from which the game was being played and laid then rnut Whist or Chess .’ Sate fob Cooeing ___________________ all tbe intermediate grades in tbo long to tremendous hydraulic pressure, under the “ prize*" were drawn. The depart­ on his knee. The game progressed Is aBbab* Vessel In choosing between these two recre ­ and the Colonel almost "raised” hi N?—A brass kettle may be used for wars which marked the beginning of which the composition is pushed through ment also called the attention of Con­ antagonists out of their boot*. Whei ookiug with safety, if thoroughly well ations for the winter evenings we this century, was created a Major Gen­ tho nozzle in a long cord, like a slender gress to the swindling concerns operat­ the “ draw" came, he threw away hi soured before being used. The scour­ should give our vote in favor of whist. eral in 1829. On the 1st of November snake sliding out of a hole, and passes ing under the titles of the “ Denver legitimate five, called for one, an< ng should be done with fine bath brick, It is not such hard work. You have last be celebrated the fiftieth anniver over a sloping table, idit at right angles the luxury pf scolding your partner for Land Company” and tho “ Kansas Land reached for the four aces on his knee nd afterward with hot water. No acids, bad play. Yon can charge the cards sary of his elevation to that dignity. with the cords to give jMssage to a knife Company,” denouncing them in strong They were gone! Riringt^ie cried ii uch as vinegar, should be used in with your ill-lucx. In chess there is To-day, at the green old age of 95, this which cute them into lengths. They tone* of virtuous indignation: “Gentle poking in a Eras* kettle. When the veteran displays an ' almost youthful are then laid on boards to dry, and after terms. ____________________ ■_______________ men, this thing haa gone far enough ettle is done with for the time, it no soft cushion for the defeated player vigor. a few hours are removed to sheet* of to rest upon and forget his sorrows There’s cheating going on around thiahonld be scoured and nul corrugated zinc, the corrugations serv­ Curious Fight. |>y where it will *lwi The railway interest is tho heaviest table!”—Mobile (Ala,) Regin ter. _ place, . ____ iways be ready In this game the pleasure of ing to prevent the pencils from warning triumph <s ndt acute a* the br use after simple washing. A novel battle was witnessed in a during tho proem* of baking, to which r consumer of iron in the country. It >| Celeet Cbeam B_ovp.—To make pang of disaster. Thero i* a mental now looks a* if there would be a lurgi r At a performance of thu cantata o _________ strain in it which i* not adequately re­ Pennsylvania barn-yard between a steer they are next subjected in a kiln, into*' and a gander. The latter was swagger­ which superheated steam is introduced •demand for iron in 1880 than for many “Esther" ut Dallas, Texas, Alia-^uerui ilery cream soup boil a small cup nf warded. When we have inflicted a waa advuw>d bv somebody in tbe au oe in ttirec pint, of milk until it will checkmate, what is it? It is a mighty ing through the yard when the steer in pipes, the temperature being regu­ previous years. In 1879 the total mile­ dieuce to "cut it too tat.” The person through a micv ri"t; — ithrough «; grate th* white poor fruit for a great deal of hard thrust his horns at him, and battle was lated according to the requirements of . at once offered. For several minutes the article exposed to ita influence. age of road built was 4,000. But al­ ator oi the great Assyrian went to tht »rt oi two heads of celery (three, thought. The nervous exhaustion of te chess is one of ita worst incidents. The tbe fight was fierce and exciting, with From the kiln the articles go to the ready this year 9,000 to 10,000 mile* footlights and said: “Thia is a religion, nail) on a bread-grater; add this to all the odds on the side of the goose, finishing and packing room, where the are projected for immediate constitu­ show, aud you’ll htve to be decent »e nee milk after it has been strained; force which is expended iu this direc­ I’m Ahasuerus just now, but after th< it to it one quart of strong white tion would carry one- through a course who flapped his great wings in the face end* are thrust for a second under rap­ tion. Some authorities put the figures show I’m 8am Turner; and, if am ock; let it boil until the celery is per- of delightful reading without any of bin enemy and drove him back. :idly-revolving emery wheel*, and are as high as 12,000 miles. For tracks duffcr would tike to cut it fat. then I’lfctly tender; season with salt aud Finally the gander was backed into a drawn neatly and smoothly pointed sense of fatigue. There i* a peculiar corner, where be could not use his rea^y te use. ' ■ > alone, old and new, it is figured that give him a mighty Hvely welcome” yenne,and serve; if cream is obtaina‘ ‘ aggravation about chess. A game weapons, when he was speedily con­ e, substitute one pint of it for the which has been fairly won by the most 11^00,000 ton* of steel and iron rails quered. ______________________ The hardest tiling that a preacher Thf. Gaceta, of Madrid, reports th< me quantity ot milk. _ __ _ _ ----------------I>* hou » nuu nuxinuuo win patient and combinations is I will be required. The full capacity of population of th*1 islandlol Cuba st th<4 Coffee Cdbtabd.—Make a good, often has to deal with in hta profession i* that lost bylaborious a single move often lost by a single move induced by Lour mills is estimated at 1,400,000 tons, One-TO’kd of tho gold that ia mined ।solemn aud critical male member of hia <••1(1 of 1878 at 1,899,979, of whom 266,4-ong extract of coffee—by dripping it *sheer wearinOM. u desire to ’------------‘‘ *We ”2 have no goes to wear and tear, one-third goes Iflock who posscsse* the notion that he. 759 ____ were_ — creoles or *free black*, ancf 8]0wJy as possible—for tan people you reflect peeving 100,000 to come from abroad. •no .-1— — — ui —v- — upon the wonderful bei the wonderful beanty of into circulation, and one-third into tho tar more than th t in addition large quantities of iron 187,596 slaves. 11 wont two cupfuls; take eight of the the problems which this game art* and manufactures. for the ministry. �NAttHVILLB. THE 8UPBR518ORM. Ab much as possible before taking my annual invoice, I am offering SPECIAL BARGAIN a Henry Houulitoltu. waabi- g ai>U------- ----------- ealtod, the following U Henry Heu(hlaJin, ertmtoul -uarnt and answered to S& Henry Himghtaiin, aummenCock. Fleming, iriek. Mauch rater, Mark, _ i«rwnd« Nichols, FpHey n ». T. Parker, livery fur Pr>andRced.il. Att>.............. S'a. 100 A quorum irtting present, Mr. Hick* M Republican Hanner, print In* *4 ”« moved that the matter of the election On motion of Mr. Bartram, th«- re­ of a Superintendent of the Poor be tak­ port was accepted, en from tbe table, which motion pre­ Mr. Reed moved that the report an vailed. Mr. LAphniu moved that said elec­ far as it relates to claims recommend­ tion be mode the «perinl order of ed be adopted, Motion prevailed bv ayes and nays buaineM for seven o’clock this evenaa follows: Ayea— Measm, Bartram Cooper, Cock, Darker, Fleming, Ford, Motion lost by the following vote: Aye*,—M«*nu Cock, Kilpatrick, Lap­ Gott, Hicks, Kilpatrick, Lapha n, Man­ chester, Mack, Mathews, N< wland, ham, Mack aud Nye—fl. Nays,—Metutrs. Femtoff, Gott. Hicks, Nichols, Nye, Polley and Reed—18 Nay* .Mancheotcr, Mathews, Newland, NichOn m°tiou of Mr. Durkee, the ac­ oht, PoJIev and Reed—U. Abaent—Measra. Bartram, Cooper, counts referred back were taken up in numerical order. Durkee and Ford—1. On motion of Mr. Newland, account Mr. Hicks moved that tbe Board do now proceed to the election of said No. 6 was disallowed. On motion of Mr. Polley, No. 7 was Superintendent. Motion prevailed. Mr. Hicks moved thnt the chair ap­ disallowed. On motion of Mr. Bartram, No. 17 point two teller*. Motion prevailed, and the Chair appointed oasueb tellers, was alao disallowed. Od motion of Mr. Hick*, No. 18 was MeMTK. Hicks and Laphatn. The B<mrd then proceeded to ballot allowed at the sum of ’seventeen dol­ lar*. with the fol'awiug result: On motiou of Mr. Bartrauh No. 20 Whole number of vote* cast—8 Of which Porter Burton had fl. Por­ was disallowed. On motion of Mr. Ford, No. 21 was ter C. Burton 2. disallowed. . On motion of Mr. Reed, laiard pro­ On motion of Mr. Hcik*. Board ad­ ceeded to a second ImBot, with the journed till to-morrow morning at the following result. hour of nine o’clock. Whole number of votes cast—0. Enoch Andrus, Of which Porter C. Burton had 0. Clerk On motiqp of Mr. Reed, Porter C. (Concluded next week.) Burton was declared duly elected to the office of Superintendent of the QUESTION ASKED AND ANSWERED. Poor by the following vote Aye* -Meitara..Fleming, Gott, Hicks, Man<-li<*ler, Mathews, Newlahd, Nich­ I Editor News:— The community wishes to ank a que«ols. Polley and Reed—9. Nay*—Messrs. Bartram. Cock, Ford, 1 tion for information. Will you please Kilpatrick, Laplinm, Mack and Nye— । answer it through your paper, a* it is | rtiu 7. ’ ।----- for the lieuefit of humanity gener"r, a* well as the town particularly. Absent— Messrs. Cooper nod Durkee j■ ally. .. hat should that libel upon manhood ।. Win __o ... I| J* .<'aH«L Mr. Hicks• moved..... Hint .. the Chair np.P*’™1??”’0*,'?00:*.‘“V.1 finally wins, for his wife, a fair moth­ point a committee of tive to settle with tne Co., Treasurer. Motion prevailed, erless girl ; who swears to cherish, and the Clutir appointed Is such com­ cuae for and protect, etc., and after She mittee, Measrs. Reed, Bartram, Hicks, Ims taken her from her friends and iu»socintes of her youth, deliberately, liye and Newland. On motion of Mr. Reed, the accounts selfishly and lazily suffer her to cure, now iu the hands of the clerk were re­ for, clothe and support, not only her•elf, but his child, and leave her six ferred to the committee on chtims. Mr. Parady, who was acting Super­ months at a time, even while pretend­ visor from the township of Castleton ing to be a husband and having •*at the October session of the Board, feelings of a father,—to get along having been a memberof the commit­ best way ahe could ; knowing that tee on claims, the Chair declared Mr. roof had been denied her, that he left Durkee, Supervisor of said township, to shelter her, and expending very .. ex officio, a member of said committee. tie money (or sympathy either} iu her To give the committee an opportun­ behalf. And nt lost, after heroic strug­ ity to work, on montion of Mr. Reed. gles, on her part to do her duty under Board adjourned till to-morrow morn­ every discouragement, he finally alauidotis bar altogether and retire* under ing at the hour of eight o’clock. the protecting paternal wing and ->he Enoch Andrus, Clerk. is left with her child in her arms to buffet the cold world alone. What Tuesday, Jon. Oth.1880. should lai bis puunislinient f Nashville Board met pursuant to adjournment is waiting to Boll called. Quorum present. The special committee oppopitep nt the October session ta> investigate and report in regard to the matter of buildAny man wl»o is so devoid of honor inga new Court House, now submitted ns to go back on tho woman he vowed the following report: To lb« Honorable B. anl ,< f««|*rvt»>n ot Birry to “love, cherish mid protect,” ought to b<; tutooted on his abiding place, with the pegged boot of an indignant father or active brother, until that place near his loins, is more tender tlian a pjece of Roe's l>est tenderloin. A woman-whipper and wife-neglecter are the meanest specimens of hu­ manity on God’s green earth. Take him to Jake Haversock’s soap factory and soak himiu boiling hot lie for three months,—wash him in Lake 1* until every drop of water is gone.—saw him nct only mvM MiprotecUon in mm-of fire, but up—run him through a printing press­ would M of great value to furnteh water at band tor the porpo»« «t cleaning tho Court Hou*, and chop him up in a sausage mill—pick ta raw then- *hooM be a new bouw built. It wculd him to pieces in a carding mi 1—sink be no kws needed tor ths aama purpoer. We woul l therefore rveommend that thia Board cuum- a. cla him below the dam and run Thoniaptern to be made of no leva than five hundred barrel capacity, anti that it bo wade of rtouc aud water plc river through him at the rate of a itenaiA aaubatantial manner. bundled miles per minute for six All of whleh te reupeetfully .ubmllted. months,—aud do it quick or the devil will claim him and receipt his bill against all Nashville. On motion of Mr. Bartrain, the rejiort was accepted. I VThe bent tive and ten cent Cigars To give committee further time to in Nashville is at the Cigar Factory. work, on motion of Mr. Recti, Board rr We are bound to make the best •arijourred till the hour of bne o’clock, looking, fitting and best Harness, nt p. m. the new Harness Shop, with all the Ewoat Andki’s, Clerk. latest improvements. A. R. Wolcott. Afternoon Session, Jon. 6,1880. HTThe largest line of Tobacco Pipes. Board met as per adjournment, with Cigar Holders and Smokers Articles can tiie members nil present. be fiMind at the Cioak Factory. Mr. Bartram moved that the Clerk be iustructeil to draw an order ou the contingent fnutl of tlie county, paya»le to tbe Co., Treasurer, tofreimburse him f>>r the payment of anonler drawn on the “Benham Ditch Fund” and afterward* accepted by a former Treat*. 1 Iserc being now no such fund ou hand. Motion prevailed. SO Wears before tbe Publie. Tbe committee on claim*, through their chairman, Mr. Kilpatrick, now Pronounced by all tn be the most offered the following report. Your committee to whom was refer­ pltfuant and efficacious remedy now iu red the following claims, would res­ use for the cure of coughs, colds, hoarse­ pectfully recommend their allowance ness, croup, tickling semtation iu the throat, whooping cough, etc. Over a million bottles sold within the last fate gears. It gives relief where ever ura-d, and the power to impart benefit that cannot be had from the cough mixtures mow iu uae. Sold by all druggists at 25 cents per bottle. SELLERS’ COUGH SYRUP! MeMer*’ Liver Pilta arc sl>*o high­ ly recommended for curing liver com­ plaint, constipatiou, nick headache, fe ver and ague, and all diaeaaes of the stomach and liver. Sold by all drag gist at Si eeots per box. R. K. ~T ad CO., Vltt«k>x>ra. I»a. B^ray Nftrttoe. That WILL PAY YOU to take advantage of NOW. THESE SPECIAL BARGAINS HOUGHTALIN, --------- WILL BE OFFERED--------- FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY! •ehtek in th* torvn^on. b« Mufank-rf for 1 -id prtittem, uMi th# tbe heir, .t <-«*«•, *nd u.11 other pvrwro. internet. Me. xre roquir# to appear Ma aumtow • thra to bv Bolden Mt# Probate V, 11 WHEN I SHALL LUMBER WAGOI8 And Carriages of all Description. Farm WagojtA ▲ Spbcxaltt. OPEN * FULL LINE OF NEW GOODS I - . g. a. ROBERTS fl HOTCHKISS, Drill * Chemists, mvsM and most complete stoek of Drag* and Dniggiito Sundries ia Barry d. that aaldpuUtiuow give retud in said tmate. of th. ,, and th* bearing tbmM. ' onWT'to > newapi par printed ua* of Barry, thrre- aura-ait* In all departments. piONEER STORE: For the next Sixty Days, pOWEBS a BARLOW, HABDTARE ENRY A. GOODYEAR, IRON, SAILS & SHELF HARDWARE tpscialtv made in linos* Furnlshlnv*. Harnres. a^d Harnrea Hardware Atl harries. warranted and ma<te ex dual rely nf oak tanned Ira (her. All gixxla in rar line aa cheap aa al any ’jobs* in Michigan, ’relght included A-mT^laol ' 7~ American and Foreign Marble, We shall make Special Inducements in all the Departments of our StockWE MUST SELL OUT $5,000 WORTH OF GOODS IN the next 60 days, and in order to do so, we are aware that con­ cessions must be made. No one can afford to purchase a dol­ lar's worth of any thiug, in our line, elswhere before examining our stock. • ~ _________ Now it-» the time to buy Overcoats. All Wool Suita from *8A0 to *20.00. Ladies’ Cloaks from *t-55 to *15.00. Dress Goods at the Lowest Possible Figures. Hats and Caps clear down. FUHS AT DOST. i Monuments, Tombstones, Mantles, Ac., Hunting* Mich. Groceries of the beat quality and lowest prices. The finest Byivp in the place for 50 eta. Try it. PEOPLE’S DRUG STORE, I Hn*ting«, Mich. W. HL GOODYEAR, Dltl GGIAT A BOOR8ELLER f*hyaleten< prvacriptloaa und Family Itoelpua care­ fully corn |>ounJed with Drags aud Cberalcxte of pun.t quality only. Fric-ea alwaya tbe lowret Purrlmaea mndr nt oar afore during (lie next So days will nlwnyn be remembered nnd irver regretted. Come I Come Ever thankful for past favors, future ones be duly appreciated. M. S. GOODYEAR, DR i GOODS, SILKS and DBESS MODS Beady Made Clothinc. Hat* and Caf», Boo,, and Sboea. Oro'criea, Notions. Ac. South aldo of J V LI VS RUSSELL, Dealer in Fancy and Staple FOR EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF County of Barry, i **" At a session cf tbe Probate Court, tor Ito County Barry, bolden at the Probsts Xlfficc ta tbe city of HaeUngs on Tbirvday, the HMh day of January, in ths year one thousand ban. deed sad eighty. ISwtl, Clement Smith, Judge of Probate. in the matter of tbe tbe estate of JOHN KEENER, dec- aaeA On reading and fthn< the petition duly verified, of David W. Smith, executor of tbe estate <sUd dernssd. praying that hte aceosnt this day tflrd aa such, may be beard and sliowrd; tbereforsil isordsted that the same be beard l-efoir Hon Frank A. Hooker, Circuit Judge of tt-e Fifth Judicial Ctrenit and acting Judge of Probate, en of al law of .aid deceased jumI all other peruana I ntersa•d in said eMate, are required to appear at a •■«!« of said court, then to be bold.n al lbs Probate of­ fice in tbo City of Hastings, and show causa if UB there bv. why the prayer of said petitioner .hou® not be granted. And It Is further ordered that said ps Uouer give notice to the persons inter..tat. In said estate of tbo pendene.- of said tiltou, and tbe hearing thereof, by causing a a copy of thia order to be publtabed tu the Nass villi Naws,a newspaper printed auu circclated ia said County »t Barry, three rao-i«l,e weeks pre vlon. U» -.M a.w «Z k». ~4-.~ II. J’.dge of Probate. G-OOZDS, Executor’s Sale. Dnsaa Good, and Tri raw Inga. Hate and Cape. Ladtae and Mleoea* 8boei, Gaitera, Ac. Dree, and Cloak Mak.ng a apectety. Phoenix Blo«k. 8l.t» St. Groceries and General Prodnce, CrocKery, Glaaawnre, “THE BOSS" BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, AND ALL WINER GOODS, Order of Publication. of Michigan. County of Barry. Tbe fiftl il Circuit in Chancery. for divorce pending in the Circuit Court for | JENRY ROE, Pbopriktor ----- OLD RELIABLE------ MEAT MARKET. In the matter of tbe Fatale of Jeflbreon Feigbner. late of CaaUeton Townabip, Barry county, Michi­ gan, dcceaMd. Notice Ii hereby given that I shall •ell at I’cBLtc Aucnou. to tbe high*** bidder, or Tburadsy tbe 2filb day of February. A. D„ IMO al one o'clock, in th* afternoon, at tbe premise* or ct tbe farm lately owned by said dt-zraxi, about two mile* north.we*t of Nashville In the township ci (Jaatleton In tbe county of Barry in tb* tftata ot Michigan, pursuant p, license and authority rnn v*1 to me on the Mth day of December A 15, 1»1». bv tbe Probate Court of Barry county. Micblnt all M tbe estate, right, title and Interest of tba aak deceased of. In and to Ute real relate situated ant being In the county of Barry in tbe State of Mfctf gan. known and described ai follows to-wit: Tbe cut half of th* east half nt lhe soutb-wrst quarter of section twenty-three, town three nor-k of range en*n we* tn CaaUeton township, roomy of Barry and State of Mi'hlgao, to be sold sublra. to th* widow'* right of) Dower therein. 17* I "m aware that It pays to sell Good rbeap, and- for thnt reason I shall not be undersold by any spot cosh house ii lie country. Keeps constantly on hand a big stock nf Fresh and Salt Meats, Smoked Hams and Shoulders, J£OCHER BBOTH1 EtS TO THE RONT! Lard, by the lb. or barrel, r7“ The Highest Market Price paid for Huies. Pelts, dtc. PtogLi thte order and in caw ef fate appearance be cauae Mr atMwer to the Complatnanf. tell of complaint it. thte cauw tn be filed and a .opy thereof to be eerrrd ou eoraplxlnaal'a aoUelloi within twenty daya after service ol a copy ofaald bill and a notice of thia order, or in default thereofsaM bUl will be taken u» oonfeaacd by him, and >t ia further ordered that a eopyof thia order be publtehed iu the Na>Mvn.L* DRESS ( OODS. of the latest shades an< patterns VKRY CHEAP. Goods, Full Weights and Mortgage Nate. HENRY ROE GUNS IT LOW PRICES I BEAVERS. CAMEL HAIR CI TH, WATERPROOFS and LADIES’ CLOTH. A the latest styles out. A. C. Buxton BEAVER I PAIS EY SHAWLS . GUNSMITH Default having been made in the condition* of a evrtaiu mortgage, wburety U* power therein coutninud lo aril, bun hecume opusuU**, executed by Amou DeU atvrdof Jack eon county. Michigan, to William KatroC Nnahvillu, Burry oouniy. Michl gun, braring date tbe IXth day of October. A. D., eighteen hundred and a*vun«r-**«ja. and reeor ud io the offici- of the Register oi Drala tor tbe cuunly of Burry in su'd Stole of Michigan, nn the I3lh day of October,/ « • —■ -T? •uven, InLil THE LARGEST I I IX TOWS. Of Barry aod Eaton 1 Doubt. Shot •»<! KlOe, ot bU ore auafiKUrr, from MO t. MO, u4 ■ IBarrrl G,u tree MO t. 440. Muxxle Loading Shot and Rifle, *25. Double Shot, Buxxte. from *8 to *12. Winchester Rifle, *25 to *40. Breeeh-Loodlag Slagle Shot, *10 to •IS. A BIG I : OF cm rs: TO aa.oo. Boots, Shoes ant Rubber Hoods, HATS, CAPS, GR0( IBS, ETC., ETC. forty-five dollars aud | no aall or proceedings to recover any part hereby airetrlbai ou ... TY-eaCOND DAY OF APRIL, next, at ton o’clock la lb* toruMsm. I ahull soil at public Auction,, to the htehret MAd.r (.Ute to take ptac" at lh* north front doer of the hurry ■ Mini) I wK Houm-. iu Ute city of HaaUng-) th* premia-, dented In aalfi mortgage or *umMchtim«or a* abail bu nr cans .ry io autiafy the amount due on such mortgage, with tun P«r cunt laterout, nod toga] eoata. lo*<-th< r with au A.torucy freui twenty ti.r doiiarc <♦».» <»-..• united tor therein, that is to aa/. th fellow >■* piece or purred of land »>tuat«i in the v.Hug., at Naubvilte. in Barry eouuty, In th- Mate of Ml- higait known anti deelgaaud as.ommrucliw al tte- nonh ww»t corner of riUw tot numntM twealj -aix (M,) in Atoaaua W. Fh'illp.’ addition u> Naohvflte. Bur Xeu^^.iih'tinyd Jqi-rt i.'i?uXA' fihy1 fiv.tretpg .t^nev Mrthfifiy^woftm raji t* the STuah m. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-01-31.pdf.pdf 0686c667bd308bf7a4fafe17078b4dae PDF Text Text OR] Edit strong, » Proprietor, NASHVILL E, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1880. VOLUME VII. LI/E IN NASHVILLE, , And Her Environs. <- -Will Clark has started a harness ship. alongside of Bnrgmnn in Beebe’s bidding. > —Merchants are invoicing and get­ ting ready foi a fresh grip on to the tiade of Barry and Eaton, —Mr. Potts an old and much respect­ ed farmer of Irving dropped dead from heart disease one day last week. —Rev. C. A. Price started for the north, on Wednesday, with a load of dried apples, to there preach and spec­ ulate. —H. M. Lee a few days ago purchased the S. B. Anway plate, in Woodland, for his mother and brother. $5,100 was the price paid. —H. J. Hanchett has rented his grist and Mw mill in the west part of Maple Grove to Messrs. Stewart A Hall for —Mr. Charles Phillips, a much res­ pected young man of Woodland, died from consumption on Thursday morn­ ing at six o'clock. estate in and about Nashville is in great demand and persons desir­ ous of pu rebasing farms arc to be seen I upon our streets every day. | —The radiating rays of old Sol have | such a genial influence upon our mud during the past few days that busi ness has improved wonderfully. —The most hospitable people live in Ann Arbor. That’s what tin- Pub­ lishers’ Association of Michigan,'which hold their annual meeting in that city on Tuesday, think. ' —A citizen on Sunday noticed a pair of robbins making arrangements for house-keeping in as happy and circumr.pect manner as though It were June instead of January. ( TERMS; Si 50 per YeAr. I Single Copies Five Cents. levotecf to the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun j ) —It is hard to turn press, wade chew bones or to take croton oil. like it, but all these hre spring v< and sweet primroses compared to i ing green poetry before tearing i to shreds the paper ou which it was •r.tten, with a request to the editor Uftorrect all mistakes. —A respected citizen of Nasi rille was a surprized man on Saturday; ifi> t biM for as he entered his home he saw ’ ' wife limping around the house with her little toe bandaged and mumifrtog over something to the effect, tin tiI she didn’t see why he had to keep su b an infernal keen edge on his razor for. —A most creditable institution to Nashville is the Wolcott Housed and we never go out of town but what we meet some gentleman who has a word of praise for it. Let our farmer friends remember the Wolcott when theytome to town, and if they arc not -satafied with both fare and price, we’ll Bake up the difference. —At the council meeting on Tuesday night thirty-nine ladies, members of the W. C. T. U., presented a memorial to the council requesting them tolook into the matter of the bakery dealing in hard cider, and out gallant President took ' the matter in hand and notified Mr. Blair that such proceedings must lie stopped or there vimld be tronNe. —It keeps us busy watching for the games that are being played upon un­ suspecting farmers. Here is about the last, one: He pretends tojbe a census taker; when he 1ms got the whole list down he requests you to sign yourname just below a blank space on aho sheet; and then he retires and fills out a note | over the name and—you have to pay it. . —Middleville is Imdiy infested with j thieves. On a recent Sunday evening Chas. Pitman’s hardware store was ! burgnlized of $300 worth of cutlery, revolvers, plnted ware etc, anils few nights afterward two chaps attempted to burglarize the post office, when Nate Hnight gave them such a warm recep' tjOn with hia revolver that they were . Khid to beat a hasty retreat. _The road running south of. Barry viUe to Hanchctt’s mill, winds zrouml a IunmiIioth hill, midway from top to . first of the . month . bottom. About the —On Thursday of last week a festive, but bald-headed youth of 56, led a blushing maid of twenty-two tothehymenial altar. For further particulars see marriage notice. —Widow Miller walked into a cellar scuttle hole at John Roe’s, one evening about a week ago, falling some ten feet aud sustaing injuries that confined h-r tq her bed for a week. a land-slied let do a half a dozen wag­ [—A leading business man of Hasting, on loads of ear^h on to the road, and admitted to ns, in the office ofthe Hast-!’these journey through that part of o~...................... ngs house, last Friday night, that Maple Grove, who desire to keep from Nashville was at least a 50 percent bet- I being percipitated down an 80-fcet ter town than Hastings. j precipice must take some other rood. ; —Oscar Downs, and Bill Bartley hud had a quarrel over a game of poker, on Tuesday night, when hartley knock­ ed Downs down and stamped him in the face in a terrible manner. Presi­ dent Killen took tile matter in hand on Wednesday morning, Bartley and had arrested and Downs and several prom­ inent citizens subpoenaed os witnssses to appear before. Esq. Powers on Friday, when Downs was found to be missing and Bill plead guilty to assault and battery, and was sentenced to the Detroit Work House for sixty days. —Last week 'Lias Lockhart, who lives upon thfe State Road, had a couple of male relatives visiting him, who fre­ quently amtise themselves and friends by eating'live coals of fire, drinking red-hot kerosene, etc., and. took them into Woicotf* hardware to show'off their goodpointa. Approaching the tinner’s fire-pot, ’Lias scooped up a shovel full of coals, carried them over to the other side of the store and bull­ head fashion, slid them off onto the top of a powder magazine, that Henry hod just opened in order to get ont some powder. Charley informed ’Lins that he wanted to get them coals off that can immediately, and he did, fortunate­ ly without accident, and when told that the can contained several pounds of powder he bleached out amazingly and the'fire-eating show lost its interest. It was the closest thing to an explosion that ever happened in Nashville. —Frank Fuller is a queer old "kok” living over in the east part of the cor­ poration, who ia as sensitive upon the matter of spiritualism, freeloveism and Bob. lugcrsollism ns are the hind legs of a mule, when tickled with n straw. It matters not whether The News speaks respectfully or disrespectfully of these tilings. Frank always gets just so mad, blusters around and usually busts a g— blood vessel and cre­ ates a bad smell. Here's a story for his benefit: Once upon a time Bob. In­ gersoll was trying to "show off” before a congregation of Illinois grangers, what he knows about farming and said: “Yes gentlemen, I tilled the soil in my youth. Indeed, 1 may say that I was raised between the rows of corn in a corn-field,” when a stont granger interupted him in a voice that would have put even Frank’s wind pipe to sltame: "A pumpkin, by Jupiter! a pumpkin.” ADVICE THAT WAS BOOMED. A short time since a youth from Thonmpple Lake, brought in a lot of fine fish, and as his motto was "small profits and quick sales,”.he soon had a number of buyers around him. One of the moat interested of the group was a stranger, who had stepped off the cars, and as a lady was making a selection he remarked: "I have crossed the ocean twice, was once carried to Australia by mistaking my ship—fish should never be cooked with the scales on.” Au indignant look was the only reply, and he continued: "I have ascended the London tower, tramped across Ohio, fished all over the upper part of Michigan,—let me add further, don’t boil the head with the rest of the fish.” "What do you take me for!” she warmly retorted. "Do you think I don’t know to cook a fish?” And not even a smile flitted acros his face as he continued: “I soldiered four years for Uncle Sam, never drewbutone bounty, learn­ ed to play the cornet and lived three months in V’tville.-^loii’t eat the bones of that fish it is not an evidence of good breeding.” * "You’d better attend to your own affairs” said the lady, as she laid down the fish and turned her attention to an­ other fine. “I have oeen to Chicago, crossed the Fathers of Waters, viewed the St. Lou­ is bridge and fought Indians,—hightoned people never cook the'tail of a fish.” And then the now thoroughly indig­ nant lady threw down the fish she was about paying for, turned her scornful gaze full upon him, and sped away. OLD CHUB. steps, then he would haul him back ; greatly to the merriment of the boys, who shouted' and laughed themselves hoarse, to see the sport. "Chub*” would-stick up his ears, and toss his head around as if he knew he was mak­ ing sport for the boys; but still cling­ ing to the pig's tail. He was lionized and the pet horse ofthe regiment after thia. He was the surest footed horse I ever rode, and I never knew' him to make aftniss step, stumble or fall. I could give scores of hicidents ilbistratof his intelligence, traits, and peculiar­ ities. Among them are:—I never could brek him to follow without leeding; prancing when he feels good; to respect negroes, mules, fences. If, when I have been away, he had not been watered, when I went to the barn, and his stall, he always told me by his actions. In the 18 years I have owned him he never has refused his grain, nor forget to whinney when I went after it. Though of very high mettle be was very quiet in battle, obeying the slightest touch of the rein. After I was wounded, Cap. Mason, afterward Lieut. Col. of the Jlth cavalry, rode him until the the campaign was over. I brought him in June *03, with a mare, and a horse for Capt. Mason. He was stolen in Oct. ’<17, and gone three months when I found him, out south of Battle Creek, I tied the halter round his neck and he followed the entter home. Such in brief is "Old Chub;” one of the most remarkable horses ever own­ ed in thia county. Of prodigious strength, great powers of endurance, remarkable intelligence, and now in Dr Baker’s possession, because too mis­ chievous to be on the farm. In the army lie was as much superior to the ordinary horses, as the Gen. was to the common soldier. He ought to be placed on the retired list at full pay and ra­ tions. John J. Potter. The Record of »n Old Wer Hone. An old, dose built, grey horse, fraquently seen on our streets, owned by my brother Capt. L. B. Potter, of Ma­ ple Grove, and at present temperarily in. the possession” of Dr. J. J. Baker, is none other than "Old Chub,” 23 yean* old, past, aud formerly of^Co. "I,” Mer­ rells Horse, U. S. Volunteer Cavalry. This horse was bought by Capt Potter from the government, out of the cor­ rie! in St. Ixwis, in Dec. 1861. Though I there a poor, scrubby-looking piece of FATAL ACCIDENT. horse flesh, he soon gave, evidence of remarkable intelligence, high mettle —The M. C. R. R. freight agent in-i —It seems as if. something ought to! Henry L’ndcrleaf, n young German, and great powers of endurance. He forms us that if Charley, Jim., Bob. I be done by our village officers to pre-I1 who in company with Adolph Siuiran also soon earned the reputation of be­ and Ed. who were found playing cards I vent such a mob ns congregated last some three years ago, bought, John ing the fleetest horse itfc the regiment, in the depot on Sunday, do it again, Sunday evening at the depot when the Barry’s farm 21 miles north and If west having tried and* "scooped” all com­ the ballance of their names will be held • train went east. Said mob vere all ofthe village, met with a fatxl accid­ j pctitcrs in running races. In conver up before the public. ; sieging vile songs and making vile ent on Tuesday forenoon last. While sation a few evenings since, Capt. re­ —Frank Benner, living upon the Cos- speeches that could be heard up to the working in the woods with Frank Bock lated the following iucidents concern­ and they were sawing down a small ing him: tleton-Vt.Ville tletou-Vt.Ville town line, line. "sugared- Wolcott I louse, and ladies who were off” several gallons of maple syrup, one going off ou that train were afraid to basswood. tree, and as the tree was "In the spring of ’62 we were ordered day last week. This week quite a con- go there on this account, the drunken about to full Underleaf started to run to ship by steamer from Jefferson City siderable amount of the sweetness has galntes hadnnmeriou bottles »f benzine out of danger , but the tree fell in the and of course our horses must go on | which they imbibed between their direction (the one which Underleaf had j lioard. We rode down to the steamer, been brought to.market. taken) from which it was intended, j 1 my company was in the rear. In board—M. B. Brooks on Saturday evening I songs. Young Bock yelled to Underleaf that 1, ing tbe steamer the horses had to pass returned from Grand Rapids, where ] I— -Stone is being hauled on to the the tree would fall on him which seem- . over, a gang plank, several feet in for fifty four days he has lieen faith- ground for J. Lentz & Son’s new to paralize Underleaf and he stopped length. All the horses iu advance of fully serving Uncle Sam as a juror at $2 brick. The dimension of said brick are still and the tree srruck his head, break- mo were, tried, but none of them could per day, and has again embarked in i ar follows: The salesroom istobe 30x80 .ing his back twice also both legs, and be made to cross the plank. So when feet; first story’ 15 feet high, --------second‘ the stock-buying business. killing him instantly. they came to me I durmounted, and —Of the mill-dams on High Bank story 14 feet high, ornamented by an took "Chub” the halter and he ’trotted elaborate full glass front. In die rear creek swept out by the flood some three AN OLD LAND MARK GONEof the salesroom will be a finishing along behind like a dog, heedlessly weeks ago, Hanchett’s was entirely re­ smelling room 80 feet deep. The mason work of the The first building erectee upon .. of the .plank os he followed. paired on Thursday of last week, Wal­ the job has been let to W. H. Prescott, site of Nashville, was torn down on | Other horses then followed, and by ker & Norton’s is to be completed to­ and work will l»e commenced upon the Wednesday. It was the little building "Cub’s«” example all were soon ou day aud Rnckle’s next week. same as soon as brick can be-procured, in the rear of Wolcott’s hardware, own­ board. 1 have frequently led him along —We received a communication from I which will be in the spring. ed by P.C. Yates and used as a barn, the picket rope, where the company SnnfiCldthis week, the handwriting of —A young broom peddler, entitled and was torn down to make room for a horses were tied, and he would bite which looked like a flash of lightning Norris, while vending his w ares ir. east better one. The history of tliat little every horse just above the gambol, and that had mistaken the direct road, Maple Grove, on Wednesday, his horse shanty is as follows: In the summer of then dodge every kick aimed at him. therefore undoubtedly Tire News read­ became frightened at Spires steam saw ■ 1866 the residents of thia portion of the When tied to the picket rope, as soon er will excuse'ite non appearance. mill and ran over a sow-log, bouncihg "foot stool,” finding that there were he got tired of standing, he wonld pull —The Grand Rapids employers of Norris and his brooms pronusculously thirteen scholars, made a bee for the the halter from the horse opposite him Horace Richards who professed to have up in the air and causing him to revol­ purpose of erecting a school house. with his teeth, tlien slip his own off, been robbed of $500 of their money near ve end over end several times before At this bee the following named per­ when the two would go and have a Orangeville, have arrested him on he landed on terra Anna. The horse sons were present: John Markle, Wm. play spell. When drilling my com charge of embezzlement. The robbery then broke loose from the buggy, and Parker, Edos and Sol. Kehlman, Leu, pony, when they were executing the story looks transparent to them. was captured near Hank Bowen’s. Stauffer, John Webster, R. B. and command. "Fours left about, and right —M J. Fanning spoke to a full bouse The buggy was considerably injured Duff’ Gregg, G.c W. Johnson, E. M. about,”*) quick was Chub on the nerve at the Christian church, on Tueaday the boy demoralized (for a time) and Mallet, Jacob Purkey and L. J. Wheel­ and so obedient to the rein, that be evening. His lecture, "Who is respon­ the lookera-on scared. er; and the building mentioned above would zig-zag through between the foura, as they were wheeling; a feat sible,” was a masterly effort and gave —Herman Andrus is another woman- (about 16x20) was erected out of boards good satisfaction to all that heard it. whipper, and he lives up in the Mud and scantling and completed by the that I never heard of any other horae He speaks here again on Monday even­ Creek neighborhood. Last Monday above named gentlemen, in one day doing. He had an inordinate hatred ing next. morning be beat his wife ibRmefally, John Markle being the boss Carpenter. of negroes, and mules, and would al­ —Mias Emma Cooper of Woodland, kicked her brutally and pot her out On the following Sabbath the present ways kick or bite them if they came had the spinal fever 4 years ago, which doors. She came to this viDsge, swore flourahing M. E. Church waa organized near him when tied; and if loose, he seemed to settle in her right limb par* out a warrant for his arrest tor assault in the school house with the following would chase a mule as long as he could alyixing it and making her a cripple. and battery, which was put into the Charter members; Geo.Gregg,E. M. see him. An incident occurred while>e She is now in Grand Rapids receiving hands of constable Osman with the in­ Matlett, and wife, Minor Mallett aud were at Fayette, Mo., that made him treatinent and soon hopes to throw a­ junction that is Andrus would give up wife, L. J. Wheeler and Mrs. S. R Clen- more popular than anything ho ever way the crutches. the two little children and pay Mrs. dening. The succ*«ding Sabbath u did. As he was he was eating hw corn —Mra. Sarah Brooks sued Dr. E. D. A’b. expenses to Illinois, where she has Sunday school waa formed with E. M. from the ground, a pig weighing about Sessions, of Assyria, before Esq. Parody friends, the warrant would^t be serv­ Mallett as superintendent. Only two 100 pounds came along, he grabbed on Thursday for a delinquent board bill. ed. This Andrus consented to do, and or three terms of school w ere taught in the pig by the tail, with his teeth, and Tbe jury rendered a verdict of one hun­ Mrs. A. is at Bass’ with the children, the building as it waa too airly-built held him fart. The squealing of the dred dollars in Mrs. Brooks' favor. waiting for the money, but she'll never for winter and tbe town grew so rapid- pig called out the boys, and the whole camp was soon out to see the perforA- M. Flint represented Mrs. Brooks’ get it for the wart upon buamnity who the present building was erect- i uiance. Stretching oat his neck, he aide of the case and W. S. Powers tbe will whip his wife will rob Mans and I would let his pigship walk off a few Doe’s. widows. —There are two or three young ladies from respectable families, in this place, that are in the habit of visiting the back room of one of our saloons and are served to wine and other fancy drinks. It would seem that a little wholesome discipline from the parents of these young ladies would not come amiss. Girls, yon would awfully hate to see your names in The News in this con­ nection. i I —The following ia the list of jurors drawn for February term of our Circuit Court and to be summoned to appear on the Oth, atI’. M-: Isaac B. Raymoral. Carleton ; Philan­ der Miller, Castleton ; Charles Andrus, Hastings: L. B. Stanley, Hastings City lot Ward; E. S. Collins, Hastings City, 2nd Ward; John McCallum, Hope; Charles Rigler, Irving; Ellis Baldwin, Johnston: Thomas Fuller, Maple Grove ; John L. Youngs, Orangeville; B. W. Johnson, Parairieville; John Dawson, Rutland ; Janies Carlisle, Thoroapple; Lafayette Townsend, Woodland; James Robbins, Yankee .Springs; Charles S. Clark, Assyria ; Darwin McOinber. Baltimore; Ran­ dolph A' Polley, Bahy ; Willinrd B. Raymond, Carleton; Jofin Osborn, Hastings; H. O. Young, Hastings City 4th Ward; Earl Brown, Hastings City, 2nd Ward ; Ira Osgood, Hope. ( ominon Council Proceedings. Council Rooms. Nn hville Jan., 27, ’80 Regular meeting held. Present Killen, President; and Wheeler. Barber, Downing, Young and Roe, Trustees. Absent Olds. Minutes of the last meeting were read and on motion approved. The Village Treasurer was granted an extension pn Tax Roll till Feb. 25, 1880, by ayes and nays as follows: Ayes, Wheeler, Barber, Young, Downing and Roe. Nays none. Motion by Barber that a committee of three be appointed by the President to investigate and report at th© next meeting the probable cost and necessity of re-platting and surveying the vil Iago of Nashville, Carried by ayes and nays as follows: Ayes, Wheeler, Bar­ ber, Young, Downing and Roe. Nays none. ' The President appointed Wheeler, Downing aud Youngassuch committee The account of J. M. Martin was not allowed by ayes and nays as follows: Ayos,1 Wheeler, Barber, Downing, Mjoung ahd Roe. Nays ,none. The following accounts were present­ ed and on motion allowed.by ayes and nays as follows: Ayes Wheeler, Bar­ ber, Yonng, Downing and Roe. Ni none. $10.„ H, M. Lee, officers fees M0 J. B. Raaey. Drayiag 18.30 P. Davis, Drawing dirt Township of Castleton 44.00 plank on bridge............... 1.00 Boise Bros., book Motion by Barber that the _____ _________ ________ _account of S. Fowler for witness fees be not allow­ ed, carried by ayes and nays'as {follows: Ayes, Wheeler, Barber, Young, Down­ ing and Boe. Nays none. On motion Council adjourned. E. J. Feigner, Wm. Kiu.es, Recorder. President, NUMBER 19. THE OEM LOVEBS. Seated on the railing Of the bridge o’er Quaker Brook, Two young lovers rested With anxious, loving looks. Her eves were, bright as clam shells, Her teeth projecting through Her smacking lips a ’tween which Was chawing gum to chew. She rolled and wapsed her cud Like a steer a ’eating corn. "You’re a daisy” said he fondly "As sure as I am born.” . ' , "O give usa rest you rooster,” “Or taffy I am not fond,” "I’m old spruce gum I’am,” “I .’hew it by the pound.” "O treat me not so coldly” My huckleberry, don’t! "One end of your cud I’m after And refuse, I know you won’t.” With thumb and finger nimble She slowly stretched her gum. He seized it in his teeth, Then both began "yum ! yum!” They chew’d and chaw’d’and slobbered EaCu following tho thread ’ Of gum tliat huug between them And not a word was said. Soon their noses came in contact, But each for gum was bent. The ivory began rattling And the midnight air was rent. With mnmbliug rumbling noises And " hejus” growling sounds, "Give me tny gum ! she shouted, "I won’t, by gosh ! by zounds!” She seized him by the windpipe. He clutched her sorrel wig, A deathly scuffle ensued, Down on the Nashville bridge. The tussle soon was over. Each their lost cud had took. For o’er the rail they tumbled Down in tho Quaker Brook. And there thev splashed and'spattered, Like sword fish in the sea. The last word that she uttered, was "That gum belongs to me.” Low in the depths of Quaker Brook These lovers both went down. And up to date their l>odies Have not been seen or found. Young man from this take warning And write it in your book. And with your daisy never Chew gum o’er Quaker Brook. By J. J. P. L00AL GIBBLE-GABBLE. And Penoo*1 Chit-dhxt- C. H. Brady has a new horse. T. C. Downing is about again. Mrs. A. Blair is m Lansing visiting. Mrs. John Roe is quite ill with fever. A new baby arrived at Rev. Newton’s last week. S. W. Walratb has invested in a horse and buggy. L. Mudge went to Albion on a bus­ iness trip, Thursday morning. Rev. F. W. Dickinson, of Vermont­ ville, preaches at the Christian church to-morrow. Da» id Dcmaruy, started east, Thura day noon, to visit friends near Lock­ port, N. Y. Remember the temperance mass meeting Sunday evening. Let every­ body attend. . John Kocher is off on a two weeks’ vacation, visiting parents and friends at Parkville. C. S. Dunham and Robert McCartney .were delegates to the Grand Lodge frtm Nashville. Henry Ward Beecher was in town on Wednesday ; but he did not make his home in Brooklyn. Chas. Barlow and wife< of Hastings, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wol­ cott, ou Wednesday last. One of Castleton’s good farmers. Geo. Morgan, gives the enlarged News | a boom via. $6.00—four subscriptions. ’ C. H. Van Arman, well known to Nashville people, was in the village . Wednesday, in the interest ot the Man­ hattan Fire Insurance Co. Clement Smith will be in at C. H. . Brady’s office in this village on the forenoon of Feb. 4th and Feb. 5th, in . order explained) nicalites ofthe law to all inquiring friends. F. A. Dean of Maple Grove, who went east some four months ago, has spent < his spare time lecturing with con rider able success, and when he retur/ which will be in a few weeks, intend ■ to deliver a lecture in the opera house .‘Vi Mr. and Mrs. Cooper of Maple Grove desire to return thanks to those friends who have bo kindly remembered them . in their affliction from the fire fiend, on Christinas® night. About $106. in g- BAUGHMAN—PRIOR.—At the DEE2X>. �— —=2- ----- --------- --- breast. To save your own life you have sacrificed thein, for you had not Lincoln’s presence [in Virginia] was in the courage to die with them. Woman 1 connection with the army direction. 11 Xi spirits, and happy at the thought that I yon do not deaerve the name. Y'ou are “Not at all," said the General. "I mere­ ly told him what I had done, not what ■g about Phillipa aa an orator? How wm able to get away, "nd so, perhaps, fcrs he compare with Ingentoll? be of service to my poor old relative. There was a wild shriek in thd room, 1 meant to do. I was then making the B—They don't compare, they, oenMy happiness, however, was not of very and the woman fell at his feet. In an movement by the left which ended in tewt. When I was in Boston last year long duration. About an hour after instant the peasants gueosed the mad the surrender of Lee. When I re­ with Col. Ingersoll we took a walk in turned to Washington, Lincoln "aid, oar departure from the village, the puqxwe of the young serf. Two of the the Common. A young lawyer, a friend thought 'struck mo how daring and strongest rushed forward to stop his ‘General, L half suspected that move­ dfmine, came np, and I introduced him venturesome it was to travel alone hand. They were -too late. A wild, ment of yours would end tho business, my little ones through a vast deseN^ awful light glittered in the young man’s and wanted to ask you, but did not like te the Colonel. He wm quite enthuai4*c over Ingersoll’s lecture, delivered of snow, cut off from aid and far away eyes; with almost supernatural strength to.’ Of course, I could not have told tbt night before, and he said: from any human habitation. Then, for he dashed the peasants back. The him, If ho had asked me, because the •’Col. Ingersoll, I must osy I never ir, d»puH .bode,. one thing & General in command of an the first time, I began to remember all hatchet whistled through the air, and iu *ln« in SrottUb heard on orator equal to you, except the dreadful accidents that had befallen an instant the unhappy woman was dead army does not know is what the result 'fedell Phillipa." > tb« b«*UorncUde;“ 1 * of a battle is untilit is fought. I never lonely travelers in our neighborhood, at his feet That was considered, of course, the would have risked my reputation with and almost made up-my mind to turn vwy highest eulogy that a Boston man Mr. Lincoln by any such prophecies. bock again. This fear grow upon me, Three months after the terrible scene codd make on an orator. and it increased more than over when related above . the young serf was As a matter of fact, however, my own PITH AMD POINT. \ “Well,” said Ingersoll, taking the I perceived that the track in the brought up before)the highest criminal mind was pretty dear as to what the effect of the movement would be. I cj^r out of his mouth, “ I don't-ednaider Confidence game—Decoy duck! snow had become so narrow that all •xjurt and charged with willful murder. S-. ni» every balloved tay. tW any compliment yat all. Wendell, was only waiting for Sheridan to finish chance of turning back in safety was Oht falthf-.I io hl* nmaTy »tni How to make crockery ware—Dbn’t There was no need to prolong the Phillips is no more an orator than a‘ cut off. On I was obliged to go, trial. The young serf was found guilty his raid around Lee to make it When >e it '-------\ Sheridan arrived from that raid, and I mathematician is a poet." whether I would or not My terror still of murder and condemned to die. Thrt -onng ro.ii «u hko the rich " Uie m“rt ol tnAa? name to my quarters, I asked him to kept increasing; but I dared not let the But eventually, by tho direct com­ man in the parable in one respect—he The elder. \ children know that I apprehended any mand of the Emperor, tho sentence of take a walk. As wo were walking, I west away sorrowing. I would not Turbos rd of education—The echo41 danger. I listened anxiously, and tho 'court was reversed, and the young took out his orders and gave them to mention this.>incident, but it was too master’s shingle. vs ~ move him. They were orders to on ----, ----wv magnified the slightest sound I heard. serf was committed to ten years’ servi­ the left and attwk Lee. If the move-1 K0*1 “> **«T.*nd it spread over Boston, What relation does tho spur of the The track got narrower and narrower, tude in Siberia. ment succeeded, he was to advance. xi If i j— . ----H— mw got into thepapers; papers; moment bear to the point of time? utcut novvuvut-u. uo vu uuvancc. - ---------------and, at last, as we were passing a little it failed, he was to make his way into | Boston Acstib— _doatq you be so ----- j’ bustle - uecn, aon bunch of fir trees, I heard distinctly North Carolina and join Sherman. | ndfculed the belief that Milton and mjei You should not kiss gentlemen I" CURIOUS AND INTERESTING. Behind mo an awful sound. I knew — .77~--------rade! You should notkiMgentlemen!" When Sheridan read this part, he was,!poets, nothing seemed to Cee wi-------------j_.. Srt £ a --Wh JD ot,«wd. f Teodor well what it waa. In an instant I Whist-find poker-players would do Abnormal from their birth. turned around and naw that we were well to £void packs of green cards. _ as I saw, disappointed. His counte­ IdB-to Buy. Ingersoll, as I understand . a dark night, with four dothesnance fell. He had just made a long being purmiod by a pack of hungry young Glasgow physician lias recently march, a severe march, and now tho idea hin, regards all true oratory and true linre stretched aaross the back yard, the wolves. Now that the danger was so discovered the presence of both arsenic of another march inuT North Carolina poetry us an exalted expresaion of the mO8t sensitive part of a man is'his high imminent my courage seemed to grow and BjChweinfurt green in the coloring would disconcert any commander—even poMions ord emotions of human nature; stronger. I madly lashed the horse, YoVno man, a diamond pin looks real of “'greenback” cards. Moist hands, Sheridan. He, however, said nothing. outride of that range you may have able and ho ret off at wild, excited gallop. JUDGE AND EXECUTIONER. It was too late. Two of the .largest dealing bnch packs for several.hours at I said: ‘Sheridan, although I have arners, or able narrators in speech, or nice and glistens brightly, but when a time, con easily cause toxical acci- provided for your retreat into North able historians, and able painters in $4 a week supports a man and pin both, About tho beginning of November wolves, with red, glaring eyes and hid­ W' Carolina in the event of failure, I have vens, but because they are outeide of one or the other is not genuine. in the year 18—, in Xhe middle of tho eous, open jaws, were already at the “ a SK(BM taker.” «da tho old led.The Bank of England has no end of no idea that you will fail—no idea that IM Mcrt-a oirela ibej ue not orator« day, a dodge drawn by a horse dashed horse’s flanks, and raced with him ia any Into eonse ot tho word. ■ oh! »ol; there’e mo «n' Joremtahaa’ valuables committed to ita keeping. you will go to Carolina. I mean to or ^through a small village in Russia, and along the snow-covered tract. On the Helpoke contemptnonaly of Milton u Bnrah Ann, on’ that', nil, 'oepl Jimi not. . . * stopped in the courtyard of one of the horse’s life depended my life and that of The vaults of its establishment hold end tho business right here.’ Sheri­ <■ eyes lit up, and ho said, ‘That’s i • word carpenter. Alter «11, you eon, he', * tool ur’ ain't got no eenee. to! largest houses. The horse had evident­ my children. If he died we were all moldering chests, deposited there for dan'a the talk. Let na end ll, tho eppnrent nbeurdity ^1 1 Ingersoll s apparent absurdity ta is umply aimply tak* a bueine.. ! ln«moU'e ly run away, and tho sole occupant of, lost Cost what it might, the horse's safety’s sake, and apparently forgotten tlio fnlt T.nf ria ol ho’;.M».PbilHow re it, in laehionnblo wedding, ! the sledge was dearly unable to guide’ life might be saved, I thought. A hor­ by their, owners. In 1873 one fell to here.' Bntot corune J bed to think ol * i.—» V—>v —j ; lips never appeals ;to the emotions.r To J, -­ that we always ihave a catalogue it in tbe least rible thought flashed across me, and, pieces from sheer rottenness, exposing I the loyal North, aud, if we failed in I»„C—.. wJml. L - a„_________ .i.. of the I In less than a minute a great many of instead of repelling it, I accepted to sight a quantity of massive plate and striking Lee, it would have satisfied him tne public tn a-democracy u the bride's wearing apparel, while we never I the North North for for Dberidon Dberidon to to go go to io the the I HQP**tne court ™ of °P opinion, he ad- hear of the groom having so much os a 1“OD’ “and au. ne tho villagers, who had beep attracted by it as an inspiration from heaven* a bundle of yellow papers. The latter I the Carolinas. The movement, movement, however. dre*? it" m*eUect only.HeHe is never uew - of maca “ u proved to be a collection of love letters Carolinas. The liowever. ! dre«ee its intellect only. is never tho clattering of tho inhabitants of the In cold blood I made up my and mv next news from moved, and ho never moves, but he is , 1 ' . _ • honse, roused by the appearance of the mind, and in cold blood I calculated of the period of the restoration, which succeeded Shendnn we the blttlo o< Fire Fork, conttaced «nd be convert*. He talk, . sledge in the courtyard, surrounded the awful consequences of my plan. the Directors were enabled to restore one ol the Oneet b.ttle. in the w*r. “ <l“rtlJ' pUUonn u 11 he were to the lineal descendant of the original the young woman. It was evident she At this very instant, my second boy, a ■I am alw*y*Rr*leInl.-B*idthoGene- "P»Oing in a parlor. Ho rarely moron society weddingo would bo, wh«t I was powerless to distinguish any one child about 3 years old, clung to owner. ml “that Mr Lincoln uncut the lout or more than a foot from the spot where commercial interests have joined toaround her. There was j ust a fain t sign me and cried piteously. Tho boy’s sobs j How bpidkbs live under water is almost Uio lut, d.yo ol hti hie with mo. ’“t Wood, «nd hi* geotnre. «re M K'thor lot not ilHomper pnl uuffderfof life, and that was all; but to the ma- seemed to excite the demoniac animals tbuH explained: Tho creature goes to His coming was almost an accident “ ‘u® elocution. He never raises ( A notice in a Western newspaper of ority of the bystanders she looked far more than ever, and they gained '• on ’i the jbe Btirfsco of the water and moves all of my people said one dav, ‘ Whv 1 , B TOl.ce loudly, although it is easily 1 a steamboat explosion ends as follows: more dead than alive. galloping horse. Withe „ ' ita legn busily, just os if it were trying One lout‘ knowing a _ •* _ .. i. *i . «_*. ■».*’. ' limtHI in the 1 urcrrxnf hull —1 _____ __t.___ g. »• , She was carried into the house and what I was doing, and with an to crawl out of the water. Suddenly it don’t you ask the President to come heard in the largest haU.-Znferpiw “The Captain swam ashore. So did the '* almost “ "" with James Redpath. chambermaid; she was insured for restoratives wore administered. She involuntary movement, I seized the gives a -sharp jerk or kick, and dives down and visit you?’ I answered that tho Frefldent whs in command of the [ $15,060, and loaded with iron." had hardly recovered her consciousness shrieking child by the hair, and dropped beneath the surface. It then looks ex­ Neglect of the Eye, when questions of every sort and kind him behind the sledge. I saw him sink actly as if it were surrounded by a case army, and could come when ho wished. Whatever an ounce of prevention | A LONG housewife article has been on “How to Make a Rag Rug." were put to her from aU sides. She was into the soft snow; there was one wild of polished silver, owing to a bubble of It was then hinted that the reason he may be to other members of the body, | written jt did not come was that there had been It is a long process. The quickest way asked who she was, where she came cry, and then the wolves stopped short air which it him inclosed l>eneath its certainly pounds of . . l L-'' so much talk about his interference with j it - - is worth _’ ■ many -----------ibionomoto "“k’*o knock ••'.lotUr from, where she was going to, who was where boy fallen. All this ----- -- tho — — ,, .had — — — — . — ~ tong long mna hind tegs, legs. joesiaes Besides mis this mere there are are Generals in tbe field that he felt delicate ° V 7 o rag and P ut u to .... . “”* 1। ont out 01 of “ the put in the the midmidpursuing her, and how the horse had passed in less than an instant. For a fl number of smaller bubbles which about .pprariDg at hvadquartara. I at1 thu dahcato organ will »tat.a any , F uio run away. The room in which she was minute I thought wo were saved; but it I cling tbe other lpgBt and wbioh can wivuruput-u air. , . • _ . i - , . ■ onoa tolographod Mr. uiuwiu Lincoln fcuai that II it off ! Aa * nonu.tra work entirely too placed was full of villager, who hod w«* aol «> The little one* one. had j tx. ^4,4 th,„ priDoipal bubble when uuw would give me tho gra.te.1 to ’b«n oncebe thrown offbacktoita it* balanceorigrJS it very |: ££ ; A. wiluera th. hue young lolU.o8 b^pleura ,ZXv 0 II mmltran ~e^.n brought come in to satisfy their very natural hardly d>ed away in the dutauoe when : needed. Thia anpplr ol arr i» .ulBeiont , । ■ v . , , . .. luMirnnnrit hnoL-rmtn nnmnul curiosity. two more wolro. appeared at the ode t„ the Bpjd„ (or , eonjiderable Ho orae at ouee. E.____ reL*llv"7n7>Ht ' perfection of action, or, if it is, it be,B? ln firat flush of manhood, un­ "7 - '■ 1 n-rrtaHon nI n. .< .1.. u he. *‘OW owa, Among the most excited of the ques­ of the sledge. The awful sacrifice I timo. . . ... .. j comes ever after liable to a return cf loading twenty or thirty schooners of anxious to see the army, and be with it • tioners was a young serf about 20 yearni had made had been useless, and we disability of function, or the seat of ' ,n “ day without any assistance It is a carious fact that three female in its final struggle. It was m immenae actual disease. One would have sup- [ '•'hatever. old, who held in his hands the hatchet, were in aa much danger as over. The —a'C Vr* ' with which ho had been felling wood s«une fiendish thought took possession sovereigns are ill at tho same time— the relief to him to getaway from Washing- ,------ y.------ ;r- 7 V A Lazy man having a wife named ton. Ho remained at my headquarter. I**"1 ,w“ '“*■ from tho tact; when the sledge dashed through thei of me, and again my mind was made Empress of Russia, the Queen of Italy Hope, whose custom it was to prill off until Richmond waa taken. He entered I I‘^l_ quiet village. Tho beauty and painfsl. up. I looked first to the little darling and the Queen of Sweden. Some fa­ upon the eye on ever-increasing her husband’s boots every evening, was Richmond, and I went after Lee." ” " * “ “ “ tality lias attached itself to the number grief of the woman in-emed to have made। nestling closely to my breast, and then amount of stnun, both as to the actual wont to exclaim on such occasions: rather an effect upon this young serf.. I turned to my eldest boy, who was three daring 1879. Attempts have been Another character about whom iiie amount of work done, and the constant­ ** How truly it is said that * Hope is the He was certainly more anxious than the। pale with fear and clutched nervously made upon the lives of three of Ihe General often spoke was Btanton, the ly increasing brilliancy- and duration yanker of the sole.’ ” crowned headsy 'Europe — the Emper ­ rest to hear her story, and was very to tho folds of my dress. Secretary of War under Lincoln. of the illumination under which it is A bbiht has two arms, just as panta­ “ ‘ Oh, mother,* he whispered, * I will ors of Russia and Germany and tho “ Stanton’s reputation," he said, on one performed, that the greatest pains would prominent in his attentions, and put loon* have two legs. Yet one is called Three foreign po­ occasion, “ rests a good deal on his quar­ himself forward in endeavoring to offer be good! I won’t cry; really I won’t King of Italy. have been exercised in maintaining the her consolation. cry! Oh, mother, don’t throw me into tentates have been diepoteoreed—the rel with President Johnson, and in this organ in a condition of health, add the a pair and the other's only one. Isn't ” -O — *• •** — UV.-W.K., MM. : it* ___ ____ ______ ___________ it time that we let up ou astronomy and At last the object of all this excite­ the snow ! ’ 'There was a heavy mist Ameer of Cabul, tho Khedive of Egypt his character is treated unjustly. Sian, , -.r*v ''were —IT attention the everv-dav with Johnson the greatest care and solicitude used in its paid more ,, uncunuu to wiui every aay ment had so far recovered «s to be en­ before my eyes, and I hardly recollect and tho King of Zulaland. Three fa­ ton t /a relations : ritl _____ _____ «... — i *_ treatment when diseased. And yet it mfles that vex the clearest mind? abled to yield to the entreaties of those what I did. Will God have mercy on mous actors have died—Falconer, Buck- nMural reault ol Johrmon'. doriro to „w o„„ „ i> „„ m tk.| „„ .a ; orgw. m Aiumujh „ who surrounded her, and. in a broken me? If you could only, know what I su>ne and Mathews—aud tiie fourth es­ elumgo the pohtK* ol U» admrm*tr«- ; ,ho clutching convulsively al her skirts)— voice and amid very general silence, she suffered then! My. little daughter tate is not without its fatal adhesion to iron, and Stanton . bebel that suoh * , neglected aa the eye. epoke as follows: nestled closer than ever to my breast. the unlucky numeral. Three editors, or change would bo duumtroua to tho j j kno,.n |ond „„d „oU1. “Oh, Bridget! A mouse I a mouse! ohiUreo ol 4 and 5 year* Como and catch it, quick I" Bridget— “ I had heard that an old relation of She must bo saved, I thought. Must I proprietors, of foremost newspapers Union, or oontM a man ot Stanton . ' „ mine, who lives in a neighboring village, say what happened? Yon can gaess. have bode “long farewell to all their temper, *o boheying, would be inaoon- I o( lo lhl,ir fi„( flUcd “Sure, mum, there’s no hurry. It this was dangerously ill, and I determined My eldest bey died as his brother had greatnessLawson, Delano and 8er- dltlon ol paamouato auger. He behoved : intUad o[ h,vi extracted, so one gets away, I can catch plenty more peat Cox. to set out and nee if I could be of any died before him. that Jolmsou was Jeffermm Dans in I ni l,t oo, ,nffer in dne for yer, mum.” “Must you hearrtne the rest? assistance. Early this morning I harresit TJ was al- i. I j* tbe erection erectjon of of the th, Pyramids Pyramids of of another farm, and he need hia position development, and become in later year. n the neesed our horse to the little sledge and ■most mad now; t' w of tbe l‘__ Egypt the immense stones used were ID the Cabinet like a picket holding hu . o„ntnKted> „hllo th, eye, tho most mthe 1 bowling wolves, the horse, the last criee of my ,obtained from the quarries in the Ara­ pomuon on th. hue; bunl Johnsonlrad eet out” U1„ m0M and . , (MUeotlud wuCTjtutu, vu<> LULMffc spprebensivo, upptvtiruhiru, iwu .. . . ..r of... “ Alone?” asked the young serf point­ children, the awful thought of seeing bian hills, and were carried over tho desired to remove Stanton he wpniH roula I| tbe moet. discriminating all oar j | rvOTlral „„„ „ edly, still swinging the hatchet in his my baby torn from my arms, tho dread river by a bridge of boats. They were have done am So Im la tho lUfforonoe ■ence , receives not even a jMireing j hand. of death—all mingled into a terrible then brought by means of a causeway, of opinion betwoea the Piesid.nt and thought, much loss an examination. It lie from that altallng alixl vw alado. The bystanders well understood the nightmare. I oonld not move hand or which of itself it took ten years to con­ tbe Secretary ol W ar la concerned, the to^-or U1 p„^ta that meaning of the question, and the same foot; my eyes were fixed, aud sti’J I ,struct, and which is said to have been respraaublhty 1. placed oa tho Prcai- tho I)rurapa! ,B„nt . chud', edne,. word seemed involuntarily to escape clasped my babe- to my bosom. 1 dared a. fine work, with its polished stones drat. Tii, eoastitutioa 18 *uch that I yon „ th*t through it it gains A member of a debating dab down their lips. not look behind me; but at last I heard .and fig-.ree of animals engraved on Johnson ww right .nd Stanton was „al ju ol tp, mcthud. and J exJ,p,nce op other*, but oven in the oountry was soaring in the flights “ Alone?" h terrible howl in my ear, and for a see- ,them. One hundred thousand men wrong; ami tin. clinging to offiee by j It may be as well here to give a short ond I l.lt aomothing on my .boulder worn' employed nt a time, .nd the.., Stanton ha* injured him la the tho meM, (or lho otuomoimco ot its of spread-eagle eloquence. He flew his kite over republics and their institu- • W nv ritrl faint 9 Mechanically Mnonnnmnlle- I T . _ did!I nni not faint? explanation, w|iichwill account in some .Why ol the country. W. wore OTO. doM> it „ were tcuoion relieved uj by iuu the nstuo same uumut'I numtier ut at ye, ’ , , , _ ,,—■* , 'vciu tious, and then began to mention Iway for the exclamation. turned my head. I raw a wolf with the ond of three month.. A long Umo all under deep fading st that I lo, „ iL„tant that araay ol tho mental Dukes, Emperors, Kings and Queens. anon jaws inwx clinging r incnncr by hr- his hm claws nlawre to tn the lint . • > < ..... . When the Russian troops which had open time It tned the wtience ot the I „ ,,j „ bodj| , ttrl b„t« of a grow-J ! was «uo npvur spent tu in tewuug leveling HU off the IUV rUVhB rocks uu on As be came down to Queens some un­ *_ _ U* conquered Fin laud under the command back of the sledge. F chfld an) ,„hioned. „ven u thpJ He made a half which the edifice stands, and twenty moat patient man to sob ad th. result, j regenerate heathen parenthetically add­ ln«i war wnr deliberately ilolilw-rtati'lv laid Iniri at «t the tin* feet ■ ... , uh hold, nnln and fell fall __ _ > . a t a *. ,* ■<>« . ' of Gen. Buxoyden were returning homo spring at mo, missed his of the years for the edifice itself. The stones are not created, by the condition of the ing, “ And ten-spots,” broke the orator again, they were followed by countless back into the snow. Three times be were raised, step by step, by means of of the Booth by the man we trusted. eye olgue. all to pieces, paralyzed the society, and troops of bear* and wolves, who raged made a fre.-li spring, and three times a machine made of short pieces of Stanton was not a patient num, but one A child is put to school without tho The fourth wood, and, last of all, commencing whose temper hail been tried by severe slightest inquiry on th<r part of the the ayes had it on a resolution to ad­ and quarreled over the bodies of those he missed his hold. who, from time to time, died of cold or time ho got his claws on the from the top, the stones were cemented labor, and whose love for the Union parent, and much less on the part of journ.—Dex Moines Register. fatigue, and howled for the scraps of sledge again, and there for a few together by layers of cement not thick­ was volcanic in its fierceness. If peo­ tho teacher, whether it has the normal I• food left behind by the conquering seconds he hang. There war only one er than u strip of paper, the strength of ple would only remember the privation amount of sight; whether it sees objects I, army. The province wnich the army chance, to dash him buck before ho which ia improved by tho age of these under which Stanton acted they woald shorplv and well defined, oi^indistinctly He atrokrd his Infantile nmstscbw. k passed through was infested by there oonld get firm hold. His claws stuck do him more justice. I confess, how­ and distorted; whether itibe near sight­ enormous materials. fierce animals long after its departure, deep into my fingers, and by main force ever, I should not have liked to have ed or farsighted; whether it sees with E ach of our features is supposed to ‘ and'they soon became the terror of the I tned to wrench them from the sledge. been in Johnson’s place. Stanton re­ one or two eyes; or finally, if it does humble peasantry who lived in that dis­ It was a desperate struggle, and I hud have a language—eyes, nos< and mouth. quired a man like Lincoln to manage rec clearly and distinctly, whether it is trict. They were not content with de­ almost succeeded, when my baby fell But the language of hair has been bun. I should not have liked to have not using a quantity of nervous force vouring the various domestic dogs and from my arms. From that moment to formulated in tbe following manner: hod that responsibility. At tne same sufficient after a time not only to ex­ Definition of Poetry. cats that came in their way, but fiercely the time when I first heard the sound of Straight, lank, stringy-looking hair in­ time Stanton is one of the great men of haust the energy of tho visual organ, attacked any human creature that human voices I can remember nothing. dicates weakness and cowardice. Curly the republic. He was as much a mar­ but the nervous system at largo. Poetry is the product of earnes crossed their path. It became impossi­ The reins had long fallen from my hair denotes quick temper. Frizxy hair, tyr to the Union as Sedgwick or Mc­ thought Thought cherished in the ble to travel in safety at any hour of the hands; I knew the horse was galloping set on one's head as if each indi­ Pherson. I held him in great personal Ambition on a Downward Grade. mind becomes earnest; then expressed day upon even a frequented road with­ od, but I can recollect no more. I have vidual hair were ready to fight its esteem, and his character in high hon­ I met a man to-day who is a type of in words it becomes poetry. The feel­ out a very strong escort Any one who no conception where we have been or neighbor, denotes coarseness. Black or. We never became very intimate; the persevering office-seeker. To my ings move inwardly, and ore embodied hair indicates persistent resolution in but looking back on our intercourse I knowledge ho has been looking • r in words. When words are insufficient neglected these neoeaaary precautions how I got here.” The young woman again covered her accomplishing an object, also a strong am gratified to think that every day that •’something" from tho ‘‘party’’ ever for them, recourse is hod to sighs and paid the penalty of his carelessness by < a hideous death. In the coarse of the face with her hands and burst into a predisposition to avenge wrongs and Stanton lived we grew better and bet­ Bincel872. “What are you after now?" exclamations. When sighs and eTclnwai preceding winter forty human beings passionate flood of tears. There was insult—real or fancied. Brown hair ter friends. After my election to the I asked. “Well,” said he, “two years tions are insufficient for them, recourse , in this particular district had fallen a an awful silence in the room, broken denotes fondness for life, a friendly Presidency, one of Stanton’s friends ago I tried to get nominated for the is had to the prolonged utterance of prey either to wolves or bears. every now and then by the hysterical disposition, ambition, earnestness o! came to see me, and said the Secretary Assembly, but i failed. Last year I song. When this, again, is insufficient, “Alone!” answered the ydung woman sobs of many of the women, and girls purpose, capacity for business, relia­ was in bad health, his fortune was lim­ went for an Aldermanic nomination in unconsciously the Lands begin to move in a strange, unnatural voice, half choked who stood round. Tho men trembled, bility in friendship, in proportion ns the ited, and he thought the Republican New York, but I missed it. In 1876 I and the feet to dance. To set forth with s-ibs; ‘‘unhappily for me, I wai not too, and looked steadily un the ground, hair is fine. Very fine hair indicates party of the country owed him a debt came mighty near going to Congress, correctly the successes and failures (of •loue! Why, in Heaven’s name, did I bat did not speak a word. At last a an even disposition, a readiness to for­ of gratitude. I askdd him what he but didn’t get tho nomination after all, Government) to affect heaven and risk such u journey ? Don't compel me, white-haired woman began to speak give, with e desire to add to the happi­ thought would be gratifying to Stan­ and now I'm waiting to take anything. earth, and to move spiritual beings, ‘. I beg of you, to relate the horrors I have some words of consolation in a low, ness of others. Persons with fine ligtit- ton. I was told a annul mission to What do you think they’d pay a bore there is no readier instrument than gone through and all the miseries of trembling voice. Immediately the brown or auburn hair, inclined to curl Italy, Belgium or somewhere where the carpenter on the Capitol?”— Albany poetry.—Sacred Rooks of China. young serf, who had his hatchet still in or fris, are quick-tempered, and arc­ climate would be agreeable, would be letter In Syracuse Courier. < that awful morning.” Hew He Was Discouraged. “What baa happened to you? Who his Lands, ntrodu toward the miserable given to resentment aud revenge. grateful to his friends. I said I thought The Oneida Community. •went with you?" still asked many of woman. Ho was deadly pale and trem- Light-brown hair, inclined to redness, I coaid do for him much more than “So you want to marry my daughter, with a freckled akin, is a oertain indi­ that, and that I hail already resolved to those who surrounded the woman, and Since the clergymen’s agitation do yon?” said the father to 22 years of cation of deceit, treachery and a dispo­ make him Justice of the Supreme against the "mixed marriage*’ system of trembling manhood. ’ whore attention and curiosity were now glared fiercely at the young woman and sition to do something mean by a friend Court. A few days later the appoint­ the Oneida community twenty wed­ . thoroughly roared. ■ "Miserable woman that I am," an­ at the old peasant, who wa^ still trying who can no longer be used to advantage. ment was made. It was a great snrprise dings have taken place there. These, “How can you support her? What We give tbe inforraation as we find it, to Stanton. His letter to me acknowl­ with the twenty-five couples who had salary do you get.” swered she, “I took with me my three to console her. "Be still, mother!” he thundered out; and it is about as true as such things edging it was beautiful and affectionate. become members after wedlock, made little children, the eldest of whom was “O, my salary’s small, but I’d oome He died within a few days of his ap­ forty-five married couples. Tho popu­ and—and—live—with—you ! ” about 5 yeiTH <>!d, the youngest a little “the wretched woman deserves none o' generally are. pointment. I havealwuys thought that lation of the community ia 299, f»7 of dar.iuc only 6 mouths aud still at tbe your uity." “Come and live with me, oh?” And then he prned to her. theoountiy oonld not do too much for Anthbacits coal has been found Aud sum*:thing as hard aa an Egyp­ whom are children under lu, and 2t> I , brea**-’' 1 "Unhappy undjmoet miserable woman; within three miles of Boise City, Idaho Stanton and his family; and after the young people under 20. One member tian pyramid struck the voung man An exclamation of horror ran throagh * -.qjje ciicleof bystanders, aud each one is it possible that you have done nil lather's death I did all I could for the is over 90 years of age; 5 over 80; 26 amidships, and, gathering himself up, Wilkie Collins eays tliat toil with son. I made him my personal attorney. over 70; 67 over 60; 97 over 50; 143 he concluded to board with hie mother ij last seemed to guess the hideous truth. that you have related? You are a I And then, amid a more awful silence | mother, you tell us, and yet you have the pen has given him $150,000. The promising young man died, to my over 40; 191 over 30, and 210 over 20. a few weeks longer. * c �8ABBATH READING. of Paris, that functionary suggested the WlHTtaa Exiles. expediency of verifying the actual the prisoner look to convey the impres­ presence of Voltaire’s remains. An in­ sion the clothes were ir danger?" convicts are div,ded into three clmsaai. vestigation followed, and the truth Witness was ready with another tart First oome thorn condemned for tbe foulest crimes known to tbe Itearian in tbe National Library, and a portion "Come, you must answer; bow did he law, such as would in England uuiailon ot the brain appropriated bv the Bur­ look?” tbe criminal pen J servitude fur life or geon at tbe autopsy was publicly sold. .Tbe witntNB seemed puzzled. Ito present whereabouts is unknown. “Did be look," asked his Honor, for a long term ■ of years. $um cul­ prits are doomed to work in the mines, THE HOME DOCTOR. look like—hke counsel, for instance?" and usually have a hard lot. Such ex­ “Oh, ’deed, no, rail,’’ replied tbe wiL iles arc called iu Siberia "KatorsLuiki" To Cube a Cough.—Roast a lemon new. "It he looked de least bit like —a term no doubt derived from katvery carefully, without burning it; dot gemman dcre wouldn't been no eron, the name given to a galler by'th© Byzantine historians, aa well a* by the when it ia thoroughly hot, cut and squeeze into a cup upon three ounces “Ah, said the flattered counselor, Greeks on the Black sea at tie t.: esent day. Nrx: oome the Loelan- yjeena of sugar, finely powdered. Take a ‘how's that?” spoonful whenever your cough troubles robutto, or exiles condemned fur short­ “I’d made udder arrangements.” you. It is as good as it is agreeable to “Indeed." he continued, smiling, er periods and for muioi oSenses. Vagrants at large, rogues worthy of a the taste. ‘what might they have been?” A ooot> cure for colds is to boil two “ Why, if he looked at all like you longer term of punishment than im­ ounces of flaxseed in one quart of does, I wouldn't have dat'd to hang dem prisonment, prisoners sentenced by the Communal court*, and, in former days, Dulb au*rt! aa day and ul«h«. water; strain, and add two ounces of clothes out at all." rock candy, one-half pint of h-»ney, There were no interruptions from serfs condemned as refractory laborers by the Government on application by tone of the article is much more vigor ­ juice of three lemons; mix, and let all that time on. — New York Herald. yellow fever has disappeared , from the the proprietors of estates on which they boil well; let coo). and bottle. Dose, United States, and that the quarantine ous than are usually the utterances of > the Interior of Australia. lived, as minor political offenders who one cupful before bed, one-half cupful against vessels from American porta, the Times, and shows that, while EnThe western half of Australia has are well out of barm's way, comprise before meals. The hotter you drink it established last summer in Italy, lias I glafad prefers peace, she does not prothe better. been traveled in three parallel lines the bulk of these “ unfortunates.” The The Christian at Work aays that the I pose to be caught unprepared for war. accordingly been abolished. The Medicine or Sunshine.—The about 300 miles apart, while various place they are sent to is proportioned to scolding minister never gets on well world wants more sunshine in its dis­ shorter explorations have made known their turpitude, the wqjst offenders be­ ing dispatched farthest from the bound? with his people. He sickens and sours Dam Rice explains that his reforma­ Within a comparatively short time them at himself, and either sends them position, in its business, in its chari­ large portions of the intermediate coun­ ties, in its theology. For 10,000 of the try. The southero and northern coasts ! aries of Russia in Europe; for instance, tion is genuine and permanent, but forgeries to the amount of $1,500,000 away altogether, or temnta them to re­ are also fairly known, and we are forced j to the shores of the Arctic tea, and the there has been a misconception about it Lave been committed upon merchants main as thorns in his side or m a smoke aches and pains, and irritations of men to conclude that nearly half of the en­ Eastern provinots—while the lighter and women we recommend sunshine. oa the port of the newspapers. He and bankers in New York. Of these ifa his eyes. Faithfulness does not It soothes better than morphine. It tire continent of Australia is uninhabit­ culprits are permitted to settle down in swore off on whisky, brandy, rum and lorgeries some $500,000 were committed necessarily msan incessant fault-finding. stimulates better than champagne. It able by Europeans. Nowhere else, per­ Western Siberia, immediately to the west of the Urals. This class of con­ gin, and will keep that pledge or die; by a gang of confederates who forged He who is not meager in his commend­ is the best plaster lor a wound. The haps, on the globe do we meet with this ation when commendation, is merited, strange phenomenon of a dense vegeta­ victs are usually condemned only for . but he never said he would stop drink­ the checks of leading merchants upon will rarely hapro occasion to condemn, good Samaritan poured out into the tion combined with an aridity equal to short terms, and are designed for colon­ fallen traveler’s gash more of this than ing wine, and never intends to. a number of Government banks so and when hq condemns, his words will of oiL Florence Nightingale‘used it on that of the Sahara. For the traveler ists on the expiration of their term of successfully tliat it was a long time be­ , be without offense, and so be effective. the Crimean battlefields. Take it into the country is worse even than tho Sa­ forced labor. Even 'before that date The now Senator George, of Missis­ fore their method of doing business was I So, again,> k^complaining people will all the alleys, on board all the ships, by hara. For hundreds of miles at a they are often employed in the Govern­ , never make th© best of their pastor. If all the sick-beds. Not a vial full, not stretch the sandy undulations are cov­ ment service, more like ordinary labor­ sippi. commanded a tegimont of cavalry discovered. The forgeries wore made I they want to improve him. let them “Cry a cup full, but a soul full. It is good ered with the dreaded spimfex, or por­ ers than as legal slaves. The third and in the late war, and, while campaigning by lithographing from genuine checks, ,i him witK-a~-o6mpliment" Instead of wil for spleen, for liver complaint, for neu­ cupine grass, which renders i; impos­ highest class of exiles are the Loalanin Tennessee, he charged a Federal re­ and were-ao ingenious that it was only speaking at him when his discourses do ralgia, for rheumatism, for foiling fort­ sible to walk without painful precau­ nyje na poselenye, who are condemned ’ doubt at tho head of his men, and, rid­ by watching and identifying the parties no good, let them tell him when his unes, for melancholy. tion. Again, for hundreds of miles is for mild crimes. In fact, they are con­ to have expiated their—offensee found the dense scrub of dwarf ^euca- sidered ---------------------r------- -------—— ing hi>hone clean over the breastworks, passing the checks that they were at words have been helpful to them, and How People Get Sick.-Eating too lyptus, covering the ground like 1 nK toon •* they arrive in the country, very soon they will have more such ser­ fell into tho hands of Ahe enemy, and [much and too fast; swallowing im ­ length discovered. The forgeries of mons from his lips. It may be that his the ro<ls ot an osier bed, u-n and are at*once established as proper was kept as a prisoner for a long time. the merchant Haigh amount to $1,000,­ very tartness is itself the consequence perfectly-masticated food; usirg too or twelve feet high, hindering | colonists, sometimes in villages already much fluid at meals; drinking poison­ view of the country, aud existing, at another time in new ones 000. This morally obtuse individual of despondency, because he imagines ous whisky and other intoxicating all that he is doing little good, and a cheer- I drinks; repeatedly using poison im । rendering it necessary literally to bore “'ready hud out for them. Siberian The census is to bo taken in June, actually justifies his octa in this pecol- j ing sentence from eue whom he has one's way, like a mole, underground. I oociety, constituted to a great extent of within thirty days. There will be 15<) iar line of mercantile conduct, on the benefited may be all that is needed to medicine; keeping late .hours at night Then come acacia scrubs, which add the I “nch elements as theie described, is Supervisors of the Census, appointed to ground that he intended to take up the , sweeten him. Encourage him, there- and sleeping late in the morning: wear­ annoyance of sharp prickles to those of j Vory genial, and frequently refined, but nott moral. Many of ♦».* the convicts that number of districts. The Super­ forged paper at maturity, and did ao in ! J?"; , “ lb<; 7’M0 “V0' '•or’hipe™ of ing clothing too tight; wearing thin the other kinds. Mr. Giles tells us 'I "*' political offenders—-some of visors will have the appointment of the c [i . . , , n • Baal had only made themselves known shoes, neglecting to wash the body tliat horses dread the trioda orspinifex, are thecaaeof alargoahareof It. Having ' Elijah- he Mver haTO sufficiently to keep the pores open; . the highest education and nobility like a pestilence. The censtant prick ­ enumerators. There will be one enume­ | got into a tight place financially, how- tempted to run away from Jezeliel and exchanging the warm clothing worn in । of character—but a vast number rator for every 4,000 inhabitants, as indi'■­ । ever, he was unable to turn the corner, | throw himself beneath the juniper tree, n warm room during the day for cos­ ing of this grass causes raw aud bleed­ j who have gained a certain amount of" tumes and exposure incident to even­ , ing swelling round their feet; and to freedom, or, whoso sentences having cated by the census of 1870. The Super­ ' escape from it they will prefer to force on<l then came the expose, which car-. 'I And ” who ~ " knows how many **faithful, visors will receive $500 each. earnest pastors to-day are sorely cast ing partier.; compressing the stomach I their way through the densest scrubs, expired, have settled down in the ooun______________ lied down a bank with it, and preventdown, because the fault-finders are al­ to gratify a vain and foolish passion forr where the ground is soft aud the spiui । try, are of quite another class. Actual Ml Gw^u’^hom the Democrat* h*“- from working his ‘ ways noisy, while those who have born dress; keeping up constant excitement; ■ fex does nut grow. Here they rush criminals have no place left for them of the Mississippi Legislature have se- 1 ra,ne “T longer, benefited are silent? It will not hurt fretting the mind with borrowed troub- , along, tearing the coverings off their for repentance—they are always under | a good minister to be told that be has lea; swallowing quack nostrums for ' ' loads, and frequently forcing sticks l>e- the jail ban. But offenders of the high­ lected us the successor of Mr. Bruce in 1 not labored in vain, but it may be to every imaginary ill; taking meals at ir­ tween their backs aud their saddles; ; er class, and especially political exiles, Huie an Object in View. regular intervals, etc. the Senate, is at present Chief Justice him a stimulus to even more earnest n .. ,, , i then comes a frantic crushing through I are rureiy scowled on. Russian society There:, nothing which tend, more Xrt"tl^ ‘b7ta.7« pot forth. " Health Hnrra.—In cold weather i Hje ^cnib; loads ore forced off, and is the most tolerant in the world, and, of the Supremo Court i f bis State. It effort than he has yet put forth. to render pleasant the lives of young many people suffer severely from tak- horses are lost sight of, and it may take I since political exiles have increased, is said that Mr. Lamar has lost much of people than the pursuit of some settled ! Th* rower ot sone. lOK Baddon eolcb. hvenbod.r Iul» | l,0Un or d»y» lo recover tbom. Xordo : tho front. of their ofiending ------ „---------------has ceased his jxipularity at home, and that tho object Making collections of autoIn one of tho hospitals of Edinburgh found that they can face s wind with i tjj0 travelers etcipc. for their clothes h) be visible They are, after a year or withdrawal of Barksdale waa effected graphs, minerals, coins, pictures, planta, lay a wounded Scottish soldier. The comparative safety; but if the wiud i got torn torn aud and ripped ripped to to pieces, . . two. received into the best company, insects, sea-shells, or postage stamps । surgeons had done all they could for by a guarantee that he would be chosen come ou tbe back a cold is the sudden | BUj •their ’ •bodies ’■ ... ;—* l-*treatment —- --------and ... in every way receive the scratched and. -v.^ will furnish occupation to idle hands . him. He hod been told that he must their rank and education would have two years hence in place of the former. and secure future supplies of grutifi- 1 die. He had a contempt for death, and consequence. We advise people who often seriously wounded. Some are a part of the time in the house aud , times stinging anta abound to such entitled them to at home It is only cation. There was once s very wealthy prided —1 ’ ’ ’himself ’ *' on >his ■ •fearlessness • in u par. ol Hie time exposed to the cold, Get in a good supply of fuel, stop up hunchback in Paris whose life became on extent that the wearied explorer can the worst offenders who ore not allowed ! facing iL to have thick woolen cloth, six or eight get no rest However hot and tired he to be accompanied by their wives and all the cracks and crevices, weather­ almost unbearable from the fact that he A rough and wicked life, with none inches iu width, sewed to the liuing of families, and, as many of them are peo­ strip your doors and windows, and put could not make a presentable appear­ I but evil associates, had blunted his the vett so as to cover the spine. Gen- may lx*, he docs not lie down in the ^hede but must remain exposed to the ple of rank, the balls. clubs, and card your house in*order for a cold snap; for, ance in society. He had houses, ser­ sensibilities and made profanity and er»i:y ibeunderBhirtiBdonbloinlrojit, sun, „ uciiroa bou i> order oraor parties of Tobolsk «. .ow.. ,r« or Tomsk are very or ire lie ou on rec the heated sod ia vants, and equipages, but moped away । scorn his second nature. To hear him then the linen bosom is three double; to escape this torment.__________ In othert_____ partsr different from what a similar social according to Prof. Paige, of Chicago, his time in a durk and lonesome hdme. r______________ •-______ _i ______ speak one would have thought he had the vest padded and made three or four 1 the whole country is u moss from the dr mass of angular , gathering Rathering chosen ^from detenus of' wc are going to have u blizzard that One day ho liegun reading a book on no piously-nurtured childhood to re­ thicknesses; the coat, with its lapelsaud [ stones, over which the traveler has to I Arthur would have been, will exceed in severity all previous re­ the subject of human deformity, and, member, and that he had never looked buckram, is heavy, and the overcoat is for days togeti.cn without finding cent efforts of old nature in that lino. becoming interested in tbe theme, he upon religion but to despise it. But it padded and buttoned across the chest a ^t of eju,ler ground; while in some Three Cathedral*. agam-while the back is not one-fourth Usenets loose rand is heaped up in The learned professor tells us that a conceived the idea of preparing a his­ waa not so. - , j vuijr tory ui of iui all lue the uuucutfacKB hunchbacks ui of me the world worm A noble and gentle-hearted ' man part as warmly clad; the shirt-back is I ridgeB like ,he Iong Bwell of the oTean.1i The Temple of Our Savior, at Mos­ glacial period is approaching in the । who had done anything worth mention­ came to see the dying soldier. He ad­ thin; the back of the vest thin muslin and ttpix.aring aimpst ar. interminable, i. COW, designed iu commemoration of the Southern hemisphere, and that it will । ing.' In order that his own name might 1 dressed him with kind inquiries, talked and but one thicknras; the coat and often, after passing days without water. French expulsion from that city, whs bo at its greatest height in about 5,000 | ro,U of.,h(?n,or‘ j to him tenderly of the life beyond begun iu ’833. and has just been oom! he immediately founded a hospital forr I death, a^d offered spiritual counsel. the overcoat are much thinner behind when at length it is discovered it turns years. Nearly 4,000 laborers, an before. oa^ undrinkable brine, or it exists ' • I pluted. . .------- — -for a । indigent deformed persons. .**• — After । But the rick man paid him no atten---------------------------------- ' re such «uudl quauliiv re lo b • iMufli- : ’“Ptayed re cUggwg out AnmnuHx. tho United Bute, "o’otoj yeara the bookVao finiahed, and | tion or reapeot. The Art of Praising Wine. .. ouv"«...> Hum mo vuiveu states । . . —----------- •.----- ।w. He bluntly told him the“ ground ,or for th the cscut to supply the reUsta of both men U, “ foundation. The . its author, timing coming roou soon «ttorw»rj afterward to that ho didn ’ • ’• t want any religion, con................................... “ • uullior. The art of drinking wine at dinner is and horses for a single daj. Again, tbe height of • the structure is 288 feet, and purchaseil a circus that was od a tour m /die, had not known an an J VCrBat vernation. .0 declared A.. »that *» he.. l.-.l jon> raid to be unknown save in Bordeaux, the style of architecture is RussoMexico, and substituted the stars and unhappy day since he undertook the "Yuu *i*u yvu » । "You wil] let me pray with you, will France. uTho butler,’’ write* a foreign cxireme uncertainty of the rainfall ren­ Byzantine—the building being in the ders it impossible to depend upon the . • , ® ----- ° — -— stripes for the Mexican dog that had task. We firmly believe that any boy you not?” said the mon ut length, correspondent, “with a serious air, an­ recouuu of prenous explorers iu the 'orm »' * Qreek •urmonntud by been ",. uc,w htav ?1-v * oeen flying nying from irom the uie tent-pole. This |! " *^°®° dme ucw heavily ' “No; I know how to die without the nounces, on pouring it, ’Chateau Gio­ ‘ ; five cnnolas. cupolas, one at each rnmur corner, and ■>a was in Chihuahua, where the hatred of ■ • fint* relief and positive j help of religion." And ho turned his court,’ ‘Lascombe,* or Margsux of 1849. same district. i large one. or dome, in the center. The waa in Uliinuahua, where the hatred of ; ODjOyment by setting about the' collec- face to the wall, . , 1 enjoyment by setting about tho collec- face to the wall. How Autmexs Grow. The guest silently takes the glara be­ ■ roof and framework of the cupolas weigh this country is intense. A mob underI tj O n of materials t — ' ” — -----A_ “obta“der-1 tion of materials for a scrap-lxxjk or 1 Further conversation could do no tween his thumb aud forefinger, raises Nutmegs grow on little trees which 1,800 tons, and the gilding on the latter took to haul down tho new flag, but the ' any one of the he collections indicated good, and the man did not attempt it. it to a level wilh his eye, and, with a look like small pear trees, and are gen­ has already consumed more than half a manager and his performers drove them | “bove. _____ ________ j But he was not discouraged. After p slight movement of the elbow, gives the erally over twenty feet high. Th«> flow­ ton of gold leaf. Above the center | moment's silence he began to sing the liquid a rotary movement. This seta ers tire very much like the lily of the cupola is a massive bronze cross, which off. That night a regiment of local Ssvages as Landed Proprietors. 1 old hymn, so familiar and so dear to free the aroma. Be sniffs the perfume valley. They are pale and very fra­ can be seen from every part of Moscow. soldiery demolished the whole show, 1 The Ute outbreak, says a Washing- every congregation in Scotland . circulating on the edge of the glass, o ____ _____________ o is _____ _______ grant. The nutmeg the seed of the The bronze frames of the windows, and the company were compelled to fly ton correspondent, has resulted in a on. u>oth.-r <it»r. Jerusalem, then drinks it off deliberately in small • fruit, and mace is the thin covering over each nine yards high, weigh nearly live*. for their lives. I very careful examination of all there-' ufcea stau leometo «■. installments. Silence follows; the f this seed. Tbe fruit is al>ont as large three tons, and the hinges of the bronze ■-=——lations between tbe General Govern ' He had a pleasant voice, and the guests look at each other; the host has ■ as a peach. When ripe it breaks open doors have to support five and oneThe tenant classes in Groat Britain, meut and the several Indian tribes quarter tons of metal. Inside, tho walls • not. as ... 2 The latest inquiry has been directed to touching im ho sung them. Pretty an anxious air awaiting the verdict, aud shows the little nut inside. The at. least in .. the .mass, are badly off Then opinions are given in turn in a trees grow on the islands of Asia and in are gorgeously decorated in the usual discovering the extent of territory al- "<><’“ soldier turned his face again. serious tone, and the wealth of adjec- tropical America. They bear fruit for style of Russian churches, and contain a as many suppose. Late statistics show ।I lotted XT- »------ in • ---- <--— -to the Indian's* the'several | Bal »«• hardened expression was all .. | number of jasper pillars, each of which tives at the command ot a Bordelais is ’ seventy or eighty years, having ripe that in that country tho total numl»er 1 states and Territories. Judge Belford gone. revealed. If the judgment is unfavor fruit upon them at oil seasons. A fine eQSl rne total cost '5oat upward oi of xx.uuu. £2,000. The of those who rent land is 560,000. In has gone over tbe public records, and “ Who taught you that ? " he asked, able the wine is declared 'rebellious,' • tree in Jamaica has over 4,000 nutmegs ___ 1 urr.oUprl nrWlnnn >r.l»l xre. a-or £2,500.1 exceededOn20,000,000 rubles, Ireland the number is 600,000. The •। }ia9 K-UBB. collected .UU the 1U1VIU1BUUU information WU1CI1 which IU1fol­ when tho hymn was done. ‘hard,’ 'soulless, ‘disagreeable,’ ‘hateful,’ I on it yearly. The Dutch used to have °90-I. It must not be forgotten that this | lows. The result shows that in tbe ’’ My mother." ‘contrary,''imperious;'and I heard my'" 11 this nutmeg »~<i» is the sernnd second crr*nt great nathnHr«l cathedral . which total capital of these 1,160,000 farmers: ! all trade, »os »i.«« they owned 1 in “ So did mine. I learned it of her neighbor, a man of weight and wit, des­ the Bauds islands, and conquered all Russia has raised during the last sixty States and Territories named there are is estimated at $2,000,000,000. Of this 237,(Mill Indians, occupying 236,559 when I was a child, and 1 used to sing cribe the wine we were drinking as the other traders and destroyed tbe years—tho famous one of St. Isaac’s, in amount, $330,000,000, or one-sixth, is square miles, or about one square mile it with her.” Aud there were tears in ’dumb.’ If, on the contrary, the judg­ trees. To keep tbe price up they once St. Petersburg, having been begun in owned by the tenant farmers of Ireland. to each Indian, and that the total num­ tho man's eyes. ment is favorable, eyes spirkle and the burned three piles of nutmegs, each of 1819 and consecrated in 1858, after an Tho ico whs thawed away. It was wine is styled 'amiable,* ‘gracious,’ which whs as large as a church. Nature expenditure of 86,000,000 rubles, or In point of njeie wealth it appears from ber of acres over which these Indians roam a' will, and upon which it is not easy to talk with him now. The words ‘seductive,’ 'passionate,' ’elegant,’ ’rich,’ did not sympathize with their mean­ £4,500,000. A third cathedral, not quite this that at' least tbe tenant class m permitted a white mau to enter, is 151,­ of Jesus entered in where the hymn had ‘proud,’ ‘grand,’ ‘beautiful,’ ‘sweet,’ ‘per­ ness. The nutmeg pigeon, found in all so largo, is also rising at Nijni Novgo­ Great Britain is one of the most im­ .397,768. The following is the table: opened the door. Weeping, and with fumed,’ ‘insinuating,’ ‘coquettish.’ ’rav­ the Indian uuands, did fnr the world rod, and will involve an outlay of £2,­ portant in the kingdom. StdUt and Square .Vumter a hungry heart, be listened to tho ishing,’ ‘incomparable,’ ‘full of love.’ what the Dutch determined should not 000,000 before completion. Christian's thoughts of death, and in ‘But, madam,’ said I ‘o tbe lady next me, be done—carried the nuta, which are ztin.sw ............ H.4J1 44K.7t1i his last momenta turned to bis mother's ‘since your husband gives such adjec­ their food, into all the surrounding A Term of Yean. Mil Asa A. Bbtant, of Norwalk, CL, Csliforul* Otlorsdo................... S.MV ll.isijoo God and tho sinner’s Friend.—Relig­ tives to wise, what doei be use to yon countries, aud trees grew up again, and B4.W7.M15 ious Herald. and a brother of Dan and Neil Bryant, IltUhc........................ J7.CM1 In m me European countries it is cusio express his affection?* ‘Well,’ she the world had the benefit. 1 WJ U51 tom-xry to hire graves for a term of of minstrel fame, fifty years ago lost the lodlati Territory... 74.1SU 41 ir/i.vn replied, ‘he calls me Lafitte, 1848.’"— low*.......................... 341 years. When the first lease expiree the Urt Voltaire's Remains. New York World. power of speech and hearing, on account Mich s*d.................. 3.m; The Healthiest City in the United States. term is renewed if possible; but if there BB.SW 34.1M.HW When he died at Paris in May, 1778, of constant bathing in salt water. Not In the annual tables of vital statis­ are no means of renewing the lease, or MJ.OEi the church there refused sepulture to Gave Him His Answer. bUb.sr? tics, published by the Health Depart­ the relatives are forgetful, or tbe family long ago Mr. Bryant was run into by a KeW Hrxico.... its arch-enemy, and his body waa in­ 7W, It was a sad thing for Lettie Davis ment of New York city, among tbe ex­ 4X1. extinct, tho remains are taken up and IX, runaway horse and thrown violently Xew York «.»» terred in Champagne. During the when she put out her washing on the hibits is the comparative death rate of Sorth CbtuIIm. JUS 66.211 against an iron fence, ind had his scalp ur^tos................. revolution the National Assembly de­ clothes-line of her South Fifth avenue, various cities. American and foreign. buried again in a common trench, or relegated to a catacomb,as thecate may 2 a o.iwo creed that Voltaire's remains should.bo abode Peterson Knapp was there on the terribly lacerated. 'With his recovery Utah WublncUu Trr :i,«ra oas brought to Paris, and they were ac­ watch, And it is alleged carried off the The exhibit gives the population and be. In some of the burial grounds of QHl.OiS death rate of over 350 cities in different Paris tho condition of things is really from his injuries he seems to be recov­ Wiaconatn 1.6MIOUO cordingly deposited in tho Pantheon raiment, part and parcel. At all events, parts of the world, of which sixty are frightful. Hero the ground has been ering his speech and hearing, and the with great 151^,7^6 pomp, in 1791. Thither, a policeman arrested him for the of­ American and the remainder foreign. used over and over again, till it has medical fraternity.of that part of the [ too, presently came the body of Rous­ fense, and be went to the Police Court It appears from these tables that tbe seau. One dark night in May, 1814, prepared to maintain his inuooencc by city of Burlington, Iowa, with a popu­ lost not only all its original antiseptic oountry are anxiously watching the case. A dwarf donkey’s love of beer is a when the Bourbons were enjoying counsel. Lettie was there, too, and, in lation in 1875 of about 20,000, enjoys properties, but has become a distinct Tho patient is 58 years of age. source of revenue to an Indianapolis source of corruption. It is no uncom­ their own again, some of theTho faithful, numerous trying iuteiruptions the pre-eminence for health, ita annual saloon-keeper. little spite beast of stands mon thing for the grave-diggers, whose indignant tliat the bones of such ene­ from the counsel, she got down to the The report that Russia has been or lies by the stove, ready to trot up to mies to religion should rest in conse­ jMiint in her narrative where she dis­ death rate being only 4 84 deaths per unpleasant duty it is to exhume the 1,000 souls. Stockton, Cal., stands the bar und drink as often as invited. compelled to withdraw tbe troops which He usually goto pretty drunk before crated ground, threw them pell-mell covered Peterson, longingly eying tbe next, 7.47; but thia is 62 per oent. more bodies which have been buried for a longer or shorter time, to suffer from have been lately massed in Poland, at the night’s dissipation is over, and in into a aack, and carried them to a point clothes aa she hung them out unhealthy than Burlington. There are “Dot brack oiggah,** she said, ungent- probably a few, but only a few. more the miarma arising from tho graves they the demand of Germany and Austria, the morning, probably in consequence in the suburbs near Bercy, where there are <>;K*nitig, and it has been more thaxa was a large vacant lot belonging to the ly anoatropbiziug tho prisoner; "he ia a confession of political and military , of a headache, bites and kicks at every­ city. Here a hole had been already stood dah wif an ole day pipe shoved favored places than the latter iu all tbe once suggested to the Municipal Coun­ : body who comes near. world. The death rote for New York cil of the city that these men be sup­ dug, and the contents of the aack were whar it 'ud do th© moas good, and be city is 23.93 per 1,000; New Orleans, plied with pure air while working, a* tbe views of some of our oontempoMjl g g Waed, of Hartford, died shaken into it and covered with quick , puffin* as if he'd like to split But d<> 50.21; London. 23 40; Paris. 24.71. divers are supplied. raries, the possession of Polish Russia ; not long ago. He had a brother who lime. The hole waa Jhen filled in, and way he looked at dem clothes was quite 'nuff toshowenny reason’ble oomans dat O ld age. and gray hairs creep along id not be a Bourse of strength to 1 was almost his exact counterpart, a In the matter of property, Mr. Par­ dev wasn't safe.” together, and the widewer with snow­ tbe Muscovite. The territory juta out! •PPewed on by a friend, in whose family it remained ‘ *' Come, witness,’’ quoth counsel, sar­ white beard immediately reduces it to nell is reputed to be almost a nxfftoc, ■ . the day of tbe funeral great until 1864. On ita than being offered castically, “tell us just what kind of a ilto W«ten> Europe brtwron Ui. terMm0and causedJTtbe dark brown, by means of dye. This looks beautiful, after three weeks’ ritories of North Germany and Austria. I ceremony, many thinking that the dead to the Government, Napoleon III. de­ look that is.” Women in Kansas have tbe privilege “Ob, you get out," was the snappish growth leaves a rim of white ifext his of voting in all matters pertaining to cided that it should be placed with the This would give these powers a great । had come back to life. body. On consulting the Archbishop rejoinder. schools. . it would advantage, aa ail any troops massed in it cm both flanks. It would also enable them to cut off any army oonoentnted oa Its western frontier from ita base of sup­ An agent of the Mormon Church has plies. Russia cadiiot fight two such been down in Mexico ;t*oking for a good powers as Germany and Austria with location in which to make a Mormon the slightest chance settlement It is to be hoped that he outcome. will find one. ’ *The London Times sees impending Thebe are about 60,000 Mennonites danger iu tho prosent state of armed in America. They have 500 meeting­ neutrality which exists throughout Eu- | houses. They abstain from taking the rope, and makes the proposed increase oath, do not inflict punishment, do not of the German army the text for a few accept public office, and never go to timely remarks on. the subject. It oauions the Government to hold aloof law. They are nearly all farmers. from all entangling alliances and keep A eecest dispatch from Romo con­ matters in lesdiness for decisive action I tained tbe startling announcement that iu case the necessity for it exists The I walking stick, �Any number of farmers to School Bond ut their la*t meeting—ma will appear below—you are hereby reqinwted to publish the proceedings of the Board in regard to non-reaidei.t scholar*, anti tlie facta in the case of Mimi Brown and Nettie Marshall. I will comment* by giving you the letter, and Ktatement of facte, as submitted to the Superintandent of Publft Schools, by the direction of the Board at a meeting held Jan 18th. rep! will oblfa) ycmra, mrecuuhy Director, dirtriet Na. 1, Town*Ip of Ortteton. STATEMENTS OF FACTS. Last fall lioard decided not to admit foreign scholars. ’Rules were not en­ forced during fall term ns there was plenty of room. Jan. 6th board and teachers met It was then ascertained tha&thc schools were full, crowded and scholars not all in, and that there were five foreign scholora. Teachers were ordered to notify them to leave and all left. The parents of two pupils ■ that left, two or three days after, bound out these pupils, aged 14 and 15, as domest­ ic servants until they were 18. The pupils' then demanded admission to school. Board refused on the ground that it was done to evade the law. EVIDENCE. Pupils have not been living with these parties exceptduringschool. Oneoftlie pupils mode the remark the day she left school that it did not make much difference to her as she only inteuded to go to school tliis term. Her aunt also Maiathey would adopt her in order to eend her to school. The party to whom the other pupil is bound, stated before the board that it was done in order that he might send '^er to school. Ad­ mitting that the papers arc legal in form nave the board still a right to exclude them, if they consider it an evasion of the law, in order to school them. C. Ainsworth, Director. The following letter was received from the Superintendent of Public In­ struction in answer to the above letter and statements of facta. . At Scott inWctf H by a fallinstautly killed tree. M.S. Simmon* a Btiulent in atten­ dance at tbe Battle Creek roUeire cut his throat with a nutoron Monday. It. is nuppoaed he waa craxv. On Friday night, at Detroit, Henry Roscher fought hi* uncle of die same name, with pistols, in the uncle’* wiloon, and the uncle wm killed.■ VinoentB. Bell, late deputy collector in the Detroit Custom House, committ­ ed unicide a few days wince at Detroit shooting hirnself through the head. The numd meeting of tbe staU wwociation of Spiritualist* begin* at Battle Creek, March 35, and ■'will continue six day*. Bob Ingersoll ia engaged an one ofthe speakers. Byron Bartholomew, employed in J. &Briacoe'w plauing-mill at Went Bay ty.waa caught in a shaft Jan. 23 and ' killed. He waa whirled at tho rate of 175 revolutions per minute. ' A man named Charles Strong was killed, while unloading the steamer Depere act Manistee, Jan. 24. Ho fell wit h a bar of iron in his hands which struck his head, crushing bis skull. Nothing lias yet been heard of Dr. Freed, of Centreville, who mysteriou­ sly disapperred the day he waa to have been married. It is hinted that arriv­ al lover made way with him, While hunting on Bunday last, Frank Reams, of Geneva, Van Burea county, accidentally shot himself near the heart. His remains wete found Wed­ nesday: his clothing waa burned off and the flesh blackened and crisped. He was 18 years of age. A singular suicide was committed at North Holland, Saturday by a man named Knooihuixer. He tied his sus­ penders ebout his neck and then twist­ ed the bandage tight with a stick nn til he -was chocked to death. Ho was 77 years of age and had some sort of fami­ ly troubles, it ia said. A terrible fight took place Sunday evening at the camp of Jame* Daragh, six miles from Lake View, between ,Cornelius McCarthy and Spencer Rob­ inson. McCarthy aaaau)te<l£ Robinson with an ax cutting him severely. Robinson then seized a board and struck McCarthy a blow on the head, which resulted in his death. Both are young men. Whisky waa the primary cause. When a cat goes for the tail of n rat sticking out of a hole, she hits an end in view. A southern clergyman of color recent­ ly stole some chickens. He calls it un­ conscious absorption. There are no dentists in Turkey The village barrber has a fish-line with which to pull teeth, and hammer and wooden plugs to fiil^cavitiea. A man in a Chicago theatre cried “Bravo?at the leading actresiL and she tnouieol'a con. BMpcdfnUy, 0. A. Gowkk, Sapl. Pub. Inalr. The following is a matter of record taken from Directors bock : NASHYiLLK, Mich.. Jan. 17,1880 Board met at the office of G. A. Tru­ man., pursuant to call from director and tnuuacted the following bn sines*; The indenture of apprenticeship of Mimi Brown and afladavit of John E. Barry tliat it was made in good faith was sub­ mitted to the board (I will say here that tlie form of indenture differed some­ what from the first one drawn and bod tbe affadavit of John E. Barry attach­ ed.) The following is the form and affadavit in fall. This Indenture witneasetli that Mi­ mi Brown, of the township of Castleton, Barry county, Mich., fifteen years of age by and with the consent of Frank C. Brown, her father, of the township and county aforesaid, has voluntarily and of her own-accord put and bound herself to John E. Barry, of the village of Nashville, Barry county, Mich., as a domestic servant to serve three years from the date hereof, during which tima the said Mimi Brown shall faith­ fully and honestly serve tbe said John E. Barry and al I lawful commandments readily obey, and protect and preserve the property of the said John E. Barry, and not suffer nor allow any to be wast­ ed through her cariessnesa. She shall not. be absent from the home of said John E. Barry, without permission, and tlie said John E. Barry shall and will furnish and provide tbe said Mimi Brown during the continuance of the said term witu suitable board and cloth­ ing, and to provide for her iu sickness also tliat I will send her to school tor the period of six months in each year during the continuance of this inden­ ture. For the true performance of all singular the covenants and agreements aforesaid, the mid parties bind theuiselrea, each unto the other, firmly, by these presents, in witness whereof the parties have set their hands and seals ihis 13th day of January, 1880. John E. Barrt. ■ Mimi Brown. L. Durkee, ) witnessr* OH.Evrkts consent and approve of of my daughter Mimi lie above iudeutuie. Prank C. Brown. Post’s Galvanized TJyJoad Wheat and Grain Expbdttiously >* Accuratly. AINSWORTH & BROOKS desire to announce tliat having erected one of the largest and most convenient elevator buildings in central Michigan, PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE For any quantity of That may be brought them. They alsc keep for sale at the lowest prices Plaster, Stucco, Hair and , Shingles. Money Sarei hy Dulin will Ita. _____ AI5SWSW0RTH A BROOaS. ENTERPRISE GROCERY New Freeh Coode and Low Prices. Boise Ac Francis Having bought for (JABIi a large, neat stock of Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, Cheese «< Everything S«W U C«iioti > lint 0»a Crtarj SUrt! Wish to inform all that by prompt at­ tention, accommodating ways, good goods and low prices, hope to receive a fair share of your patronage. GRAND EM SIP SPOUTS Poerra Galvanized Eureka Sjp sPouto are preferable to any others. They are more Simple, Durable, Convenient, and Economizing. They are made from the best quality of iron and galvanized. They will not rust or corrode, and will last for generations. They do not injure the tree, and are quicker ad­ justed than any other. They will yield enough more sap, ex­ tra, every season, to doubly pay their Entire cost. They will run earlier and later’in the day, and later in the season. They have the most perfect and convenient arrangement for hang­ ing the bucket, doing away with the epike so injurious to the tree. Being metalic, they are conductors of beat, and never freeze nor soak up with sap and sour. Their construction is such as not to obstruct the flow of sap from the onter pores, as do wood and other plug spouts. Trees tapped with these spouts. Trees tapped with these spouts require ho reboaring during the season; the air being excluded from the bore (by their peculiar construction) the pores of timber do not become seasoned or contracted as is the case when open spouts are used, and the wound is left open. The inner end of the Eureka enters the bore with three thin flanges about as thick as the back of an ordinary table knife, leaving open spaces between each flangefor the flow of sap from the outer pores. The outer pores being the best yielders are often wedged by wood and other plug spouts to the depth of half an inch or more, greatly diminish­ ing the amount of sap that would otherwise be obtained. Considering the advantages gained by the Eureka Sap Spouts, and the low price for which they are sold, No Sugar Maker ean afford to do without them. POST S PAT. TAPPING BITS 40 cts. each BUCKET EARS, 25 cts. per hundred. All parties wanting Wood and Tin Sap Buckets, Evapo­ rators and Sap Pans should call and leave their ord­ ers early so as to be sure of getting them in season. C. C. WOLCOTT I IVI81O! RAPIDS STATIONS. itlJO • MA4dI«vl!lc Vermont 11 Charlotte . W EST \V ARD. O.RroMa p4«mo STATIONS. Detroit ChATlOlU... Vermontville NAAbvIlle....... HAatlori------M'ddlerlUe,.. Ham mood—, Grand Rapid*,... E. O. BROWN. ituinn. II. B. LEDYARD SELLERS’ COUGH SYRUP! 50 Years before the Public. Pronounced by all to be the most pleatant and efficacious remedy now in use for the cure of coughs, colds, hoqrtenett, croup, tickling sensation in the throat, whooping cough, etc. Over a million bottles told within the last /ho years. It gives relief where ever used, and the powey to impart benefit that cannot be had from the cough mixtures now in nse. Sold by all druggists at 25 cents per bottle. Mellen- Liver Pills are also high­ ly recommended for curing liver com­ plaint, constipation, sick headache, fe­ ver and ague, and all diseases of the stomach and liver. Sold by all drug gist at 25 cents per box. Jpw IS THE TIME Highest Price paid Tor Produce rated admirer shouted “Bully for you, COME AND SEE. old gul” and “You’re a daisy,” she stopped acting and demanded his ex­ Yourt Truly, pulsion. Four ushers undertook the task but he laid himself on tho floor, BOISE A FRANCIS. put his arms and lemi arouud the seats and was immovable until tliey pried rpHE OLD ESTABLISHED him Iooma with a broom handle. An exchange ’ truly Mys: “Good towns are the result of well supported Industrie*, and, among other things, a newspaper is not the least. A well sup­ ported newspaper exerts an influence over business and trade altove other mediums. The local paper does more for -a town and its business interests than anything its citixens can patronize Aad-if businessmen fail to become-educated to this fact they lose sight of the medium between them and the custo­ mers who go where men do not keep their light under a bushel.’, In the last five years and u»ed by all large (Sugar Makers in the United States. Af D RELIABLE EHRNirURE FIR M OF J. LENTZ & SO NS J^OISE BROTHERS. NEW STORE! druggist*. You can find NEW GOODS! Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paint*, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes. JllscellKneous BshiRr. Klank Books. Biaries. School B<M>ks. Mini cm. Stationery. Fine Bibles.1 PBOTKIAPB AID AITOCIAPH ALBUMS. GO TO THE NEW STORE OF WILSON & HOWE (Opposite the Wolcott House.) Fine>DesigDB in Arc ou Hand with u Wail Papersand Borders ANEW LINE OF Trimmed Free. Agenta for all the leading FURNITURE Pateat Mete & Family Recipes Of Every Bescription. PRESCRIPTIONS, -for--- GROCERIES Physician’s and Family Linamenta, Condition Powder*, Etc., Balked. prepared from pure and fresh Which will Defy Competition in every The boy sat in the gallery drugs at tbe lowest price*. Of the female minstrel show. Respect. Remember that all onr “I’m too far back,” he sadly Baid, Goods, which we Manufacture, In tones both soft and low; are Warranted in Every “I’m too far back,” he sighed again; Respect. -FDTBBut he could no further go ; For he naw his reverend father's head Loom up in the forward row. We are also prepared to furuish any­ AND PWiR.NC8. “GemHen, dey say dat ebery man’s thing in the house am his castle, an’ I’m de las’ one to bring up a brodder’s domeatick mat­ LINE, ters in dis club; but, de tears of a wife UNDERTAKING an’ de hungry wails of children am Aud a complete line of crowdin’ me to say a few words at dis JEWELRY. meetin’. Las’ night de wife of Bruddcr Simcoe Davis knocked at my cabin COFFIN*. C’AMKBTM, doah. I kicked out de dog, chased out I • v <« roceries. * ROBES, MIIKOI OM Ac, do cat, frew de boot-lack under de bed Fine Tobacco* and Cigars. an’ my boots under de table an’ toled Call and sec us when in town. Of any one in the country. her to come in. She was weepin’ like BOISE BROTHERS. a green bay tree. My ole woman help­ ed her to sot down on de aige of de JJOOT AMD SHOE SHOP. wood-lroi, an’ arter de fust convnlshun< of grief had passed away de woman tole us dat she an’ de chill’en hadn’t had a bite to eat in two days, an' de for funeral occasions furnished free of cook-stove wu as cold aa a crow-bar. charge. Brodder Simcoe Davis was at homo an’ in de bes’ helth, on’ while de chill’en J. LENTZ ASONS. were cryin* forbread lie was lyin’ on de Bob’, perusin’ de ’Life of kit Carson’ an’ stoppin’ to spell out all de big words. I went ober dar an’ seed it all wid my own eyes. I doan* say dat he lias broken any ob de lairs an* rules of Repairing Done In the Best dis club, but I do say dat a nigger who will litmp.down ou nis back to read a novel when de flah am out an’ de cupManner Possible! bord empty mn not fit to sot heah ’longMe a. Call I side of hard workin’ men.”—Free Prett iMne Kiln Club. Crockery, Gloss ware. BOOTS IND SHOES, Elgin & Waltham Watches, Notions, Etc;. Gflli Baoi, Plain, Cameo, Amethyst IF YOU WANT Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Chains, (Jood8 and Ltw Prices. Respectfully Tours, WILSON A HOWE. FOR GOOD TEAS, Go to C. w. Smith’s. FOR SIRLOIN STEAKS. Go to C. W. Smith’ FOR BARGAINS IN SUGARS, Go to C. W. Smith’ FOR HAM STEAK, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR NICE, JUICY ROASTS, Go to C. W. Smith’ FOR CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Go to C. W. Smith’ FOR THE BEST PORK SAUSAGE, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR HANGING LAMPS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR FRESH COVE OYSTERS. Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR LAMPS OF ALL KINDS, Go to C. W. Smith's. FOR BOLOGNAS THAT ARE BOSS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR BARGAINS IN CROCKERY, Go to C. W. Smith’ FOR OHIO HICKORY NUT8, Go to C. W. Smith’ FOR FRESH AND SALT FISH, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR YOUR CHOICE FOR 5c, Go to C. wTSmith’a. FOR PRESENTS WITH TEA, Go to C. W. Smith's. FOR ths WORTH or YOUR MONEY, Go to C. W. Smith's. FOR WHITE CLOVER HONEY, Go to C. W. Smith's. FOR EVERYTHING CHEAP, Go to C. W. Smith’s. For he will be glad to see you. JTIBA FACT A GOOD HEARSE HOSTETER’$ Largest and Best Selected Stock FINEST SEWED BOOT FURNITURE COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. Give Shop In The Old Postofflce Building. pi UH EKM ATTEYTIO.V IN BARKY COUNTY P8hafni>er$’u|te, nKfnmkers, Bureaus, _ / Extension Tables, lamp Chairs, Ac. Dr. Hill’s English Extract of BUCHU OF THY IS OHB Best Kidney Investigators in Use. 11 Ii a Kpectflc tn th* acre ot aD dlaaam ef the Ot tteRlad k r FRANK BAKER. SCIPIO MILLS Now being in first-claM running or­ tRAIH SPECIFIC ME0IC1NJU. tADE MARK. der, with a thoroughly h« Om*J Euif TRADE H«h Remedy. An vniaiUng for Femlnal Weak- I Common l^nx-nituro Of every dwerlptton 9f Our Undertaking Departmn’t OicniM. Renal Complete >u every partJculxr. with their patronage. who prefer can have their WHEAT EICHAM&ED FOB FLOUR Sitters Prices that Can’t I Undersoil Tba l>vrr mrulaurf, U.c : »oM by all FOR SALE lowest prices. a JO 1«1 �*«**■■! Tk. Great Wretera hu got bor ORNO STRONG, OFFICE IN TBUMAN’S BRICK, BBOOKD BTORY. ifes: ing patent washing mx-hines whkh cost ©boat 80 wnte and which he sold the subject, for $a.(W to 5.00. H<? went to old Mr. hundred and seventy dollars ia to Sidney Hull and aud "old him the Co., a temjrtatiou to someone. w right, Mr, HuU giving his note for 8ti 11 negotiations are in progress be♦IW.OO. After thinking it over Mrfc,Iwomi TO, H Bev. F. W. Dldtiuo. oixl tbe Hull wade up hi* mind he had liettdR Mrnateea < oS the ConimitatlaMl church. left it alone, and going to Mr. t »rm«by l\ o unfriendliness unf, No ip manifested on requested him to give’up his note, either side but rather a. desire to lie which Mr. 0. wan perfectly willing to disentangle*! in a people’s spirit. ‘ do, taking the note out of his pocket Tho old folks’ concert came off on told Mr. H. he would burn it up, and Tuesday evening, in the Cong, church. pat a paper in’the fire.* A few days A fafr audience was in attendance and since Mr. Hull was informed that l:is moat of the jierformances were well re­ note was at the Bank in Battle Crefek. ceived. The best of daging was a solo HASTINGS ITEMS. Nashville girectonj. VILLAGE OFFICERS Waiter H. Ptnrm. Jlwirtitf. ggftaw girertag. ** H. A. BARBAR, D. Homeopathic Pbyeldxa end Sunreoc • Office, ue*r rveldencc, on corner of WeeLfug ton *ud Stau blreeU, Na»hvUl«, Mich. M WM. PARMENTER, D. Offiqn over Hnl!*e Dm* moatvifie. Mich. M. etor BAKER. Mich. Bight • W. H GRISWOLD, D. Homoeopathic Phyeldaa and S»rr»n. • Office over D. C. Orlffilb’a etore. Reaidence comer I'hllllpe and Durkee at recta. Prompt alten- M A. M. FLINT, CHAS. H. BRADY, and Cccivcjrancllif especially. •ion Claim promptly attended Dr. E D. SESSIONS,. TTOMEOPATH1C Phyalclan. Located at AmyrJZL ia Conlar. Day and night culls promptly CHARLES -SCHEIDT, LEWIS DURKER T AWYER, Notary Public, lull Eatate and laaur nnre AjrnL Uollaotioos promptly made, and CoureyancinK properly executed Office In D.C EMORY PARADY. USTICE OF THE PEACE. Conveyancing cxrefullypud promptly attended to. Office eaal .IA.. ....... . J E. PARADY, Th rasey^ iA shea la the village, aad wllHay handa. JRixtlUimj Cardf. ^yOLCOTT HOUSE, C. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. P J. PURCHMS, Bohh Barber 3. C* g liebhauber, I*ubUc, READY MADE CLOTHING, JfawJiwllie, Mlott. ’J’HAT HUSBAND OF HINE! lliams departed thia at 8 o'clock in tbe man who bought his po­ tatoes w last ,, fall ha* now iu vested in a. j farm, that known as the Hartom. by Mrs. Geo. W. Browning, “grandma’s advice.” It brought down the house. Rev. T. F. Hildreth, lectured to the* Y. M. C. A. last Thursday the 22ud, subject “Mind in nature.” The sub­ ject was handled in a masterly manner. Without doubt, it was tlie deepest and most thoroughly interresting lecture that has been delivered here in mauy years. Mr. Hildreth removes from Jackson to grand Rapids in the coming spring. " - * Dr. 8Spinney of Detroit, has been giving//free, and “not so fro©” lectures here fZiir the last ten days. He gave one^on temperance _ _ evelast Sunday ning iifyhe Congregational church to a very crowded house. Quite a- number sjgnetMlie pledge of whom not a*few were influential men and one or two were moderate drinkers. M. J. Fan­ ning also continues the good work of temperance. After his lecture ‘last Monday night 23 persons signed the pledge, mostly young folks. WEST KALAMO ITEMS. Mrs. Townsend has let the job to build her new house, to Eli Wells. George Crowd is getting material together for a barn to be built next spring. MAPLE GROVE ITEMS. W. H YOUNG, U. Office Eut (Me of MMn8tm<* NaehvlUe Office boun from 7 to • a. m. end 4 to 7 p. m M• ‘ Business is quite brisk again. . Protracted meetings are still in pro­ gress at the M. E., Baptist and Presby­ terian churches. ♦ Joseph Coleone of our grocerymen has closed his store, or the sheriff has ddoe so for him. , , ■ Bolivar Rose, who has already been twice in state prison, was arrested Mon­ day for the alleged theft of about 80 bushels of What, from a farmer named Driggs, of near Adrian. Mr. Burgess, the editor of. the Truth­ teller, published at Detroit, is in town making arangementa for the organisa­ tion of ft Lodge of the Royal Templars of Temperance, the object of which I will give at another time.' On Sunday afternoon, Judge Smith addressed tho people of this place up­ on the subject of Temperance. It would not bo too much to say that his efforts were well appreciated, and bis his speech a telling one for tempeiance and reform. Rok. Mftple sugar has sprouted. Dick Graham has a new gig. John Tomlin continues quite low, East. Lattingand wife and daughter j but holies are entertained of his rvwent to housekeeping lost week. The roads are so muddy that some | covery. of our farmers drive 8 and 4 horse teams Old Mr. Lotting living just over tbe to draw their produce to market. 1 line it Maple Grove is getting quite Bigg..pent ln.t weekin Ohto I • . , , „ . I, The SoJn ille correspondent of the visiting friends, among whom ... was a Hawk is getting decidedly funny, and bi other that be had not seen in 28 years. will soou lie promoted to Corporal. Elder Shelby closed bis series of Last week Will Davis had a wood meeting at tire McKelvey school house l>ee, and on Thursday of this week last week, aud wo understand tliat Dau. Myers tried his hiuid at the same Elder Miller will open services there as businesas. soon as the going will permit. Emory Buck having bought u piece Henry S. McCartney has taken the of land has erected u house thereon, and school at section hill to teach for two now will soon be occupying a dwelling months ; the teacher there being sick of his own. aud unable to finish the term. Henry Mre. Wilson Showalter, whohas been has our best wishes for success. absent in Ohio since her separation The Methodists of Maule Grove will from her husband returned last week hold a donation at tho house of Mr. to the home of her parents. Warburton on Wednesday evening, Our veteran post master, Warren Feb. 4th, for tlie benefit of Rev?A. D. Ackley, has been carefully nursing a Newton. An old fashioned supper will very* sore throat, but is now able to lie Served and a general good time is look around and say a few words. expected.' The village school has resumed busi­ BELLEVUE ITEMS. ness again, the diphtheria having sub­ sided. Dr. Snell reports but one case Mrs. Cynthia Burchard, left on Mon-4! of tlie malady in town, aud that of a day last to joiu her husband in Denver, j Messes. Gardner and Oveushire are i! light nature. ; As Wm. Decker was binding a load repairing and improving their saw mill, i Rev. J. C. Burkholder preached his |j of straw on tho wagon the binding pole ! broke throwing him to the ground farewell sermon to a large congrega­ ' and striking on his heau and shoulders tion last Sunday morning. came very near dislocating his neck, The News can distance any ]>aper of he is quite lame from the shock and its size in tlie State, for live, racy read­ don’t think he would make a good tum­ ing matter, aud sharp, interesting edi bler for a circus. torals. Mrs. Wilson n respected widow lady E. J. Howard aud Miss Libbie Lewis, living south of tbe village has a few was married by Rev. J. C. Burkholder, enemies who ore to mean to live. A in this village on the 25th, '89, both of short time ago they took to pieces her Marshall. wagon and scattered it around, then The entertainment given by the carried her buggy to the top of a straw “Arions Swiss Bell Ringers,” at union stack where it was found a few days hall, Monday evening, far exceeded the ago, there being quite a commotion expectations of those present- They near the house the dog was let loose are a first class trope. when betook after one pr more per­ Mrs. Edwin Scant, formerly Hattie sons whom lie chased across the fields, Green, of Bellevue, died at her resid­ and one of the family going to the bam ence, at Charlotte on Saturday last, of discovered one of the liorees loose, child birth. She was harried at Marshall possibly loosened by tho rowdies with the funeral being held at Charlottthe design of stealing it. When the Charllotte lawyer got too A letter received from Dr. Chas. abusive in the recent law suit vis. OrkPowers of CotfecvilleJKnusas, by his ley aud Holden, J. W. Powers, of this family, says that while on his way to village arose aud told him to plead yisit a patient, and while desending a only one aide of tlie case at once, or he steep hill hi" horse stumbled throwing would put a jam in his neck. Plucky him forward to the ground, where tlie Jim. horse fell on him, the poinel of the sad­ J. J. Roberts, tlie empty-beaded loud dle striking him ou tlie tack between stork stuck upon matches, has sold out the shoulders causing severe internal and gone west to raise cabbage. Those injuries, the Doctor was made insensi­ who are inclined to costiveness arc ble by the shock, but the horse regain­ are crowding every art gullary for his ed his feet and started on, and was photo's, or they feel confident it will met by a gentleman who caught him, accomplish tire desired effect and never aud returned to find tlie rider, the give out. Good bye. Doctor was found, placed on Ids horse Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ackley were pre­ and conveyed to a house where he was sented with another new boy recently. cared for. A more recent letter states This makes four in as many years. that he is rapidly recovering.. The Some soy, in fact, that aince they have Doctor was an old resident of hdamo, and one known kiiuw u her, ner, they mey never recognised rcvugii'.4t-u her. uvi. ••••** V'. of.th® ---- —many go-a-head farma. Mre. Ackley nnlea. Waa waahing P«ra th«tl,w«- out baby'ft 8x10 diapers. Enough is as Getehle SHAVEING «»d HAIR CUTTING good as a feast, more is more so. When the nephew of one of ourtownsmen refused to sigh a paper pe­ A. L. RASEY’S. titioning Congress in behalf of the temperance reform, we thought: “Now he looks like a young man of sense; bis neck is long enough. to eat ■^yiLLlAM JONES, oats out of a churn, certainly v but un­ doubtedly bis mifniH requested him to be careful and nutlet those Michigan fwarpera cheat him while gone.” This i proves in our mind what we have often | beleived to be true: “A young man of t 'LJZ2. — K. Y. State, would starve where a X ? .HJ 3ST _2_ X S *XlS , I Michigan youth would grow and thrive Hoi-riile. nick. I like a mullen stalk. ’ i l The„ ta ^ronK ulk coolpbiiuiu(t ot ,he Undlonl. at the Center, for eellingerer to minors aud others, and Port had better keep his eye* open. Grandma Fields had a fit tlie other day and is sinking .slowly. She is 85 years old and lives with her daughter, Mrs. Norris. tvwm W the Ingbe.t Market price tn eaah forunaaitad butter Faret- Aurtlon! Auction! QLEMENT SMITH, I shall commence tlie Slaughter Mon Attorney at day, Feb. 2nd, and i»rU everydiing even to my pants. You come ana bring your uncles, and your coiisIbk, and your sis­ ters, mid your aunt". . —. „ Wm. A. Aylsworth. m«*. Dedication.—The baMmcnt of the Methodist Protestant Church, now be- i ing built ut Barryville. will be dedicat- j ed Sunday, Feb. l«t, 1880. providence i permitting. Sermon at 10^0 o'clock, [ There is an old lady of 70 living nt a. M., by Rev. Wm. D. Tompkimwm, : the President. 8. J. Badcock. DemM Hairs that has walked several GF* For the neatest line of Crockery t imes to meeting this winter, a distance of 2} miles, she is as smart aa moat of GlassWare and Lamps go to Wheeler’s. the gals uow-a-days. Mj Saw (lUtumlng and Hammering. Last fall George Brown went to Bat­ Can’t be beat. This is conceded bv tle Creek. While there his team ran all who know my facilities. Good work away; ran into Love’s buggy, complete­ and low prices my motto. 15-19 ly ruining it. Brown ordered Smith & Ai.r. C. Buxton. Adams, of B. C., to repair the same for Far Sale or will Trade which they charged $120, a pretty steep charge, thought Brown, and while he for a small farm, 160 acres of good im­ proved laud, four miles from ElDrado, waa ou a visit east. Smith &. Adams at­ Butler Go., Kansas. For particulars tached the most of Brown’s* personal address. Drawer 815, Kalamazoo, Mich property. So Brown has got into a PF* For Knit Hoods, Zephyr Scarfs law-suit after all. and Misses Jackets, call at Bruno. Wheeler’s. Home Appreciation of The News. Castleton* Jan. 36th, *80. Orno Strong. . Editor of The News, Dear SirIn vour last “News” you say ’‘gentle reader bow do you like this number of The News and if it is worth your opinion express it whether it be good or bad.” Now I must say tliat I like it very much and tliat I appreciate £our noble generosity in giving us so, irge a paper and bo well filled with news from all parts of tlie county. Your subscription list ought certainly to be doubled at the present low price, it ia certainly the beat paper published iu the county and is second to only one in the State and that is tlie Detroit Free Press which is the best in tlie world. Knowing the aversion that editor’s have to dictation or even gentle advice, I Khali not offer any, but must say you are giving a very large amount of read­ ing for $1.50. So will close with my beat wishes for you and yours always, and that you may meet the success that you merit, I remain. Yours Most Truly D. W. Smith. Nashville Harketa. 40 to 50 GF Wilson & Howe sell more Floui and better Flour than any house in Nash­ ville. . ■ • CUTTERS! Law, TAMER A. SWEEZEY. J , ’ Attorney A Counsellor, JJ HOUGHTALIN, * SHERIFF ROBERTS k HOTCHKISS, Druggists A Chemists, pOWERS k BkRU)M, HARDWARE, Henry a. Goodyear, Dc»i«r In CUTTERS!!! I have on hand a large quantity of Cutters of my own manufacture for the coming winter trade, which will be sold very low. Please call and look them over. Eugene Cook. CF The finest line of Furs ever brought to Nashville may lie seen at Wheeler’s. t-y Corn taken in exchange for blacksmithing also two thonsaud linshels wanted on acct, at the Foviidry in Nashville. ty Wilson &. Howe have just receiv­ ed a new stock of Boots,. Shoes gud Rubiiers, to be s«»l«l very low. Fy Don’t forget that if you want the best pair of Bota with rock-elm beams and the best finished Cutter iu the county, or good Horse Shoeing, Wag­ ons, Bota, Buggies or Cutters repaired iNiinted or trimmed in the best style. Call at the Foundry and get it. Bailey &. Wood, ty For the Best 50-ceut Chewing Tobacco go to Wilson & Howe’s. IRON, HAILS & SHELF HARDWARE J LEE HEED LUMBER WAGQK8, And Carriages of all Drecriptleno. Farm Wagons a Specialty. Y BLACK, American and Foreign Marble, Monuments. Tombstoucs, Mantles, Ac., Mieh. PEOPLE’S DRUG STORE; Haxtinca. Mich. -L DRI CGMT A BOOKSELLER Money to Ixiaii. Butter, pur lb,. Timothy per bo...... GorarSend, per be,. Our Mill I I>nui will 1h> rewired and mill ready to run about Monday Feb 2nd. 10-20 Walker & Norton. Farm for Sale. On good approved paper, at a reas­ onable rate of interest. Chas. H. Brady, Nashville. FF" The “boss” stock of Gloves and Mittens just received at . Wilson A Howe’s. cy Buy your Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Cap", Groceries and Provisions, Crockery, Notions, etc,, of E. Reese, who always sells at the lowest prices. Tlie subscriber offers for sale, his tyThe place to bay Plated Ware is farm of, 160 acres, in tbe township of Demaray’s. Woodland, said farm is in a high state at of cultivation, wit'। good buildings and They all <lo it. good fences. Terms easy. Apply to Go to the Old Reliable Market for the subscriber on the premises of Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats of all Levi Holmes, kinds. Henry Roe, Woodbind, January 19th, 1880. Proprietor. ty Please keep in mind where the FT" All the fall and winter styles in new Hamess Shop is, opposite Cook's Millinery goods just received, Mrs. wagon shop. Yates in Union House block. Tlie lat­ est and finest line of Fancy Feathers, Caution.—Do not let any diuggist Plumes, Ruching, Laces Neck Ties, palm off any medicine on you in place Jets etc. __________ ’ of Hill’s Compound Extract, of Buchu RF A fine line of jewelry at and Cubebs, for there is nothing equal Demaray’s. to it that can take its place. Ask for it and take no other. GF* Best Blossburg Coal for sale at Sold by Boise Bros. E. Cook’s, Nashville, for only $9 per ' , [yTbe best five and ten cent Cigars tonin Nashville is at the Cigar Factory. tyThe nicest line of Clocks at Demaray’s. iy We are bound to make the best looking, fitting and best Harness, at the new Hamess Shop,}with all the Johntaon'g Sarsaparilla, cures lodliccatlon. latest improvements. A. R. Wolcott. Johuaton'n Sareaparilla euree Dy•i-epeta. tyThe largest line of Tobacco Pipes. Cigar Holders and Smokers Articles can ’ iyEvery thing you want In the Jew­ be found at the Cigar Factory. elry line at Demarat’s. IHsaolulioii of Co* Partnership. Nohvlllr, Midi.. Jas. 14, ISM. r , JOSEPH RHODES. U-U HOMER BLAIR. Lrook Here I Ixiok Here I E7*Demaray beats them all on prices on everything in his line. Call and see. JULIUS RUSSELL, DRY 0*00 IDS, Mak.ns a epeciaty. Phoenix IMo.k, Stain St. F. HICKS, Groceries and General Prodnce, A. BI BH, j? ’ “THE BOSS" BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, NASHVILLE, - JJENRY ROE, MICH. Proprietor MEAT MARKET. Fresh and Salt Meats, Cell and Pay Up. Sffloiet Hams anil Shonlta, Lard, by the lb. or barrel, lumptlon eanbe poalUrrly and permanently HTThe best fiity cent Chewing To­ bacco is at the Cigar Factory. Auction! Auetiori! DR1 GOODS, SILKS and DRESS MODS Every one who has an account, is re­ quested to call and settle their account by note or otherwise within 30 days. July Ilth, 1879. Eugene Cook. CLOSING OUT! CLOSING OUT! I am dosing out the stock of A. M. MAN OF A TIIOUHANU. Daugherty. Cau sail goods cheaper than any house in Nashville. Persons wishing goods call and see me Irefore you bay, as I am confident I can save you money, hta only child of Con.Minupt Ion. Hta child J. Daugherty. rSTForyour cigars at wholesale or retail go to the Cigar Factory. S. GOODYEAR, lit twenty-tour h-rare. rddrea* CRADDOCK A CO IN TH KIR SEASON, ty Tbe Highest Market Priee paid for Hides, Pelts. ic. Frosh Good*. Full Weight!, and. HENRY HOE, GUNS II LON PRICfS A. C. Buto I shall commence the slaughter Mon­ day, Feb. 2nd, mid sell everything ty Bailey & W<jod have a harness Mr. Valmar Bird hod a present yr artii even to my pants. You come and bring shop in full blast, you will do well to call on them liefore purchasing any­ sisters, and your nunta. thing in the iiarDcxs line. Rv|miring ten pound boy, Jan. S4U>. Wm. A. Wylsworth. done in the best style. There was a donation at the .Cougrtfir All come and see me at the new Rational church Thursday eveningJan. 22nd, for Elder Cash. ----------- He received ,7 »: - j A Is it.not sad to see your friends and Harness Shop. Maaufactwe, from $30 to HO, nad al A. R. Wolcott. little over >40.------------------------..------ ... ■ neghlmrs die with Kidney Complaint iUrrel Gun fro- «*0 t» MO. John Cnsbmorii is very ,»ck with । or any disease of tho Urinary Organs, Brerch-Loader* foon MO to M®, Notice. the heart disease. The neighbors had -^ben if-they had taken Hill'a Com­ a wood Im* last Saturday, tor him, and j pound Extract of.Buchu said Cutalis, it ■uMe Loading Shat ui Rile, M*. All persons indebted to the estate of cut and arfw 90 cords to ha door. ! would have cured! them of their dfe- A. M. Daugherty, are requested to call Elder Weller is soliciting aid totatild case and restored t him to health again. and settle immadiately. .—l A. «Beach —j. ..«• — <to — Sold by Boise Bros. Joseph Daiighlrty. a church. uflern give 4i.« the ------------------------ -— Admiuistrato land in front of widow Tarublelc’s fori» " ’ t union chm-cb for he don’t know what Happy homes and..... smiling faces nJT .... result of wim w— parents I Yon ’bet, when coughs uiwl colds are denomination hr may taking too. He mvanab y the - wpar keeping“SeUertv “.Sellortv Cough i Hying nlxmt like gnats tn a storm. “Dr. thinks he would like to be a Mormon. constantly r keeping Co Tom. Syrup on hand. Price 25c. 83c. Sellers' Cough Syrup” is a sure cure. EANT JOHNSTOWN ITEMS. i I mIU GUNSMITH �Gonxalrs. TelfMr, who; iomure, for bin second wife. In a lawsuit at Rnahville, Ind., in­ c Giunty M»TO, MtabUDAvlM it would require tbs signsturo < tfccary to draw any of them o«L be canted except at a toes.” Jay Gould has boen elected Pre«- been discovered in Hanover, Oarman v....Tho death of Mohammed Jan, the .Vgbau l-adsr.-ls reported from India... Aten. Garibaldi, in a communication, has thank‘d Kluir Humbert >5,000 briL Ilia that 1‘alian law* enabled him to obtain a di­ vorce from a wife with whom ho never lived. The visit o/ the Ute chief Ouray and cordial reply. The Republicans at tho Maine capital wars somewhat excited oa the 23d by reports that THE M AHOSAL CONGRESS., The building occupied by the Olobe printing office, a* Oborry Vaio, K&l, with sleeping-rooms on the upper floors, and a furnituro store below, burned a few daya ago, and E. a Henderson, foreman, and Will­ iam MeC'ain, a printer of tho Globe office, per­ ished in tbo flame*. Intelligence comes from Las Vega, New Mexico, of a bloody battle between dtt- ate, Jan. t>, which wm adopted, calling Poat Hoads reported appropriating >73.1*0 for tbe pnrebsM of a nswalto for the United States Naval Observatory «m taken pointed to investigate tho removal of the Chey­ ennes to the Indian Territory, and their out- protect tbe navaaaMllty agency, and that, although Commjrsioncr m of William Hayt know the facta, ho did not furnish tho Supervisor of introduced a bill lmpo»lnz Agent with tho eupplie* cslied for by the treaty. For tbo five weeks previous to. tbe outbreak of the Cheyennes in September, 1878 tbe amount of food they -received varied from twelve to twenty ounces daily each, while the treaty specified twenty-eight ounces. Leeds pointed out serious inaccuracies in Hayt's statement of tbe food furnished to found al dance. throe Indian*. Kmator Johnston, of Vir­ ginia, and Speaker Rand>U are confident that Btlla Introduced: By Mr'. McLane, providing that Congress will adjourn by tho 15th ot April fell, mortally ’rounded. Tbe light tlw«u put out, aud tho fight continued i SENATE EXODUS INVESTIGATION. Gen. Adams loft Washington for Col­ there shall be established a sinklog fund in tbe hand. When tho combat coded, it waa found orado last weak, with Jack and Bowerick, of tral PaciScroadsballpay >l.»0,0t.0p«rBnnum.snd that tWu of tho attackers had been killed. Tho tM Union Pacific >860,100 yearly; by Mr. Bprttigir, rret, some of them woundod, no doubt, made their eecapei with tbe delioato duty of bringing in the rial Hall ot tbe Lincoln Monument Association, of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, testified Large audiences were the rule at twelve guilty White River Ute*, dead or Hpriuffleld. 111., which was psMed; by Mr. Mc­ alive. Wash carries tlio order* of Ouray to Cook, a pint that bo went to North Carolina to get tho resolution, which paroed. for hia tribe, who are to do all in their power to the erecticn of a military storehouse at transportation of tho emigrants for hia line, ami traction being the Boston Theater company in assist Jack in hia undertaking. Adams will Omaha. The Speaker annouocnl tbo appoint­ •Drink,” an intensely realistic and exciting take no part in the actual work of capturing ment ot the following special committee ou pay­ got it He made a contract with a negro named drama The company giving thia play could or killing three outlaw*. That work is left ment of bounties, penaiona. and back pay: Cof- Evans to work up tbeexodns, the railroad pay­ ncaroely bo improved upon, and tho perform­ wholly to tho Indians themselves ing Evaue >1 for each full tlckot, and 50 cents ance throughout is one of tbo moat powerful for each half ticket it sold through bin on Commerce, reported a resolution, »hl< h was and artistic ever seen in Chicago. The play agency. Reports were circulated among tbo passed, calling on tbe Secretary ot *«r for Infor­ colored people that werk was abundant In is put upon.the stage in a style rarely equaled Thk Tammany Democrats of New mation relative to tbe ebstracriofla In tbe harbor Indiana at >1.50 a day. The railroad Com­ at. any theater, and which, for oompleteoees York holdaoonferenieat Albany a few daya ago. pany sold in all 703 ticket*, of which 235 were for children under 12, and tbe total number of Tbo resolutions adopted “ affirm tho undoubted adnlt males transported was aliout 200. IL It is reported that the Atchison and right of Democrats to reject tho nomination, W. Mendenhall, of Indiana, a clerk in the mado by a party contention, of a candidate 1*K* upon th* ret*ori Treasury Department, (unified that be as­ ia offensive to a couaiderablo body of ml«reprr*cnted 111" sisted in organizing tho Emigrant Aid So­ River railroad in Nebraska, who tho party, but wo see nothing in tbo past or ocome a branch of the Uhl­ present mrcumsianero of tho party in New York Vice Preaidant presented a communication from ciety about a roar ago. He thought tho movement wonld become quite extotuuve. Ho and Quincy railroad....The to prevent its uniting upon a candidate fairly had stated.if Indiana conld effer any induce­ nominated who k saceptable to all sections of ments to negro emigrants it would be well to after a somewhat protracted session party."....Tho working up of a Blaine have them go there, as they wore generally at BL Louis, adjourned until the tho t>oom in Ohio has been begun in Columbus by Republican*, aud would ntrengthen tho Be14lhof February, when it will reaseemblo iu tho organization of a stalwart Republican Iunlican party. Witness did not know of any of >676,901, >36,709 of tbe amount being neces­ epublican politicians in Indiana engaged in sary for rebuilding marine barracks destroyed the movement aa a political measure. recommend tbo carrying out of plans mado by The Blaine boom is n-booming in the committo.', and ask for an appropriation of between >3,000,000 and ><,000,000 lor that Pennsylvania. Il is said tbe press of Western cis*** s new Bite for * United States naval Warren C. Fearing, colored, employe of one paaaed. A bill was presented for Pennsylvania is solid for him....Tho Booton oteervatory of the executive departments st Waehington* an appropriation of >100.tXX) tor a headquartera ▲ summary of the crimes committed Transcript, which is a sturdy opponent of bultdinx on tbs Fort Boelling reservation. Peti­ and Secretary of tho Emigrant Aid Society’ tion* were |>re«#ntod acainst U ib Det;oil bridge aud in Chicago during seventy-six days (says the Grant's renomination, publishes interviews for other obj-cti. lh» Jiidldary Uommlitee re- testified that ho bad received lattens from his Timet of that city), shows that there have been with a number of leading burincss men of Boerelatives in Norin Carolina reporting that tho eleven awiaulu which have resulted in death; Un, all of whom declare a third term contrary colored people 6f that Bute rxrivea very low right which have not yet terminated fatally, but to the genius of our institution*. ....The courts, so a* to confine tbe jurisdiction of tbe lat­ wages, and were diaeatiafled with their treat­ which are likely to do ao.*and mir.collauecu* delegate* to lhe Pennsylvania Convention havo ter to ca ee arising under Uio constitution and Uwe ment and vauted to emigrate. stabbings, punchings, and gougings too numer­ been chosen in Philadelphia, aud » poll shows of tbe' United mates. The I’realdtnt nominated that fourteen are for Blrine, thirteen have ho ous to mention. choice, four are for Blaine or Grant, thr> e are Charlee N. Otuy, colored, editor of tho Wash­ Advices from New Mexico report that for Grant, three are for Conkling, one is for t>e CoUeetov of Internal Rtrrenue ot ths Fourth Hares, one is for McManes, ono in for Blalno District ot Missouri; Jehu Cook, nt llllno!*. to be ington Arytu, a weekly paper devoted to tho United htaies Indian Agent at Ruorbud Agency. interrets of tho colored race, and Principal of Wasbburne, and aur are undoterminad........ Dakota; fly .abandon tho pursuit of Victoria’s blood­ or Milo A. Uoyulon. ot Michigan, to be Uni­ New York dispatch save that oome leading the Howard University school, testified that bo thirsty band of savages, on account of a lack of A Htates Indian Agent at Hoqals Pusbte politicians profess to believe that Gen. Gran: ted Agency, Artaoua; nr.Uer Harris, ot I1enn»ylwill have the votes o: fully four- vaula, to be principal clerk ou private la a native of North Carolina, graduate of Oborfifths of New York's delegation to land claim* at the General Land Office.... lin College and of Howard Uni veratty; that bo tho Chicago Convention, and that tho In tho House, the Clerk presented the credential* hM visited hlij native State every year since he of tbo fight Mt j. Marrow captured 100 boraea remainder of the vote will be cast for Bhurmau. of J. F. Phillip*. Representative-elect from lhe loft it, and ha* made a careful study of her peo­ and mult's. Ibo Indians abandoned large ple. He said ho waa one of the founders of tho quantltio* of property stolen in Mexico, bolts They think that Grant will be nominated by National Emigrant Aid Society, but when ho the of N®* York and Pennsylvania, and of calico oottou cloths, etc. Maj. Morrow ia two votes or three Northern State*, added to bill* introduced and referred were ths following: became satistlod that it wan being used sb a reported a* havim ptmisned tbo Indian* *o- those of tbo smaller political machino bo withdrew from it Tho entire South....The Nebraska vorely. 1» is thought, judging from tho num­ editors ia convention have cast their Presi­ witness did not know but tbo exodus from other ber, that tho band ia composM of all tho Indi­ dential preference* as follows: Nine for Southern States would be a blessing to the ans who have been living in Mexico. one Chief Jnatlce colored race, but from North Carolina, wbero Blaine, six for Grant, and one tach for 8herhe was well acquainted, ho waa satisfied that Horace Thompson, one of the it waa a fraud and a curve.’ Every intelligi-al wealthios: and most prominent citizens of S’. colored man in the State, and the six colored aud Chief Ouray. perior Court, and to abolxsb the Court of Claims; newapspers in North Carolina, were fighting it. by Mr. Hom. appointing George B. McClellan MaaG en . G arfield ha* written a letter, New York, wnere he had gone. He with his aver of tbe National Holdlere' Homo for Disabled There was ar. adequate motive, ho arid, for tbe wife and daughter and a party of ia reply to an inquiry by Ohio Etate Senator Volunteers; by Mr.Bparks, for tbe appointment ot colored people of that State to abandon their homes, and the delusion under which tbev now Western friends were ou a pleasure ei- Horr, on the subject of the Presidency, in which currion... .Nearly every day aumbere of South­ *“ attributed to deceitful agents from expresses tho hope that Ohio will, a* a unit, tbo north. ern negroes px‘» through fcansaii City, bound he and pree-s the uamo of John Bhcrman for Kansu*. Most of uiem are well-nigh pen- present Garfield. to the Chicago Convent on. THE UTE INVESTIGATION. The vacancies in the New York Dem­ By the falling of a building being ocratic Committee have been filled by Tilden raised at Opolika, Ala., four colored men and line control of the opening proceedings of the State Convention. It ia raid the Kelly!to* will Isley and Joseph Preeswood, while send a separate delegation to tho National Con­ vention ... .It is thought that Philadelphia baa tbe be*t chance for securing the Nations! Dem­ a giri at Sweetwater, Monroo county, Tenn. ocratic GonvtnUon. Joseph, during the difficulty, drew his revolver Twentt-bix Home-Rule members of Parliament, at a nreeiing at Dublin ths other day, adopted resolutions declaring their sympa­ from the Booth. Colored immigrants arriving thy with, and promising thair legitimate sup­ tn BL Louis on route for Kansas report that port to, the tenantry struggling to rot tin prosesatoD ot ihrir lands.. ...Affairs in Afgbanietan are in a very muddled %md criti­ cal condition. Ths natives are mas ring American Colonlxatlon and General Imprevemsat bureau in ths Uni toe Stat**. Mr. Kcllvy* resolu­ tion was adopted which cedar** tbe u««otlauon of commercial trsatl** by th* ■■reaidsat unconatltutlonal. Mr. Springer introduced a bill There in no abatement, but appar- providM that all applications lor ths appointment of Hpecial Deputy MartUaU shall be submitted to the Circuit Court, and before tho appotataaut ot any Marshal* noUoo ahall it ia likely that they will 11 leant make it ex­ tne land of promise. ceedingly uucomforteblo for Uiem... .French edentiete havo no doubt of the suoccm of Edieou'a electrio-Ught experimenta., They regard said to prevail among tho new-oomere... zfbc him m ono of the grot tout inventors lhe wo: Id steamer Cnarmer, with 2,100 bales of cotton. baa ever produced, and predict for him a lofty pinnae'e of lame when his present critic* and chai A London in Ireland is ink cargo wore valued at >130,0X1 r tbe distress • the influence of Capt. Bogardes, who in now in En­ gland, offers to wager £2,000 against £l,0(>0 be can kill 1,000 pigeons quicker than any man in the world.....tn insurgent Cuban Genera! and forty-eight men, half of them armed, have surrendered unoondittanaHy....A Dublin dis- near the Crea- tbirtv-ouo with Maj Thornburgh’s command iu tho Milk creek fight, refuted moat of the statements of the Um savage* respecting that affair. Ho was present at tbe conference between the Major and Jack, and eaye that the former made it very clear that the troops would halt some distance from tbe agency, aud not co nearer unless called on by Mwker. The first shot was fired by tbe Indi­ an*, and was aimed at Cherry, but it missed him and killed a soldier who stood beride him. Tbo Lieutenant declared tliat Thornburgh was confident from tho first that tbe Utes meant to attack him, and waa tempted at one time to agee, but was afraid billty of such action. were incited to the outbreak The bill for tho relief of Fitz John Porter Edmund, offered a resolution, which Their young men would crow up with do taste for tbechaae and tbe wild, savage life which has characterized them for centuries. Another hardship would be the stoppage o* Government rf“nTlUf?’ which b Dew tho boon to the Indians of Colorado. Thornburgh may bare acted with too great precipitancy, and his campaign threw tbe Utes into great oonsternaMtes Meeker* arid that a good many of the soldiers were furiously drunk at the time of tho Thornburgh fight There Wf>*» >u>r»la r.* 1— i___ LI.V convicted ” A war of raeea has broken ont in matter of public sppolutneat ttf medical ibapectora in t»e office ot me Uhlel of bureau of k Butgrry, and lo remove the m«atai!iy c uixrar IUO la'iians were in liquor. Kuo denied that the exchange of tbo 1H.OX) acres fop 7,000 acres by tbe Southern Utea could have furnished tbe pretext for the outrage, becauae thu White River Utes lost nothing by the exchange. Moro than that, they nrofeseed to be glad that their Southern , rt,thri'n bfcd 1*'®° outwitto-L “If you had meat Gdu Ou>t ud tsteridu uriwJ -— *• Lx-cos snu oen. F‘*k .oSii*1** Indians were deprived of food and clothing for a Jong time. She said that The french Chamber ot Deputies ita rewemblauc.* to the alleged father. JAMR* O’Brimm is <1 year* old, ha*, pawed twenty two years in Pennsyl­ vania prisons and has just been sen­ tenced to ten more, all for robbery. resources for a livelihood arid such with home comforts and eurrouLdings aa they can create. The statistician of the Agricultural luttous providing for an smeodment to tho eonstituhou making a plura'itv-sufficient Department puts thia past year’s in­ to ekot in gubcnifttoriabcontrete. 'jlie Fusion crease in value over the crops of 187& 'Legislature tabled the proposition to Hnbmit st more than M00JMX),000. qneotioos to tbe Bunrape GiurL The BepubThe value of farms in the United a bill declari tic all public States it SI t,000,000,000, and the annu­ al product « f3,000.()00,000. In four tho bayonet ’ yea’s,therefore, the farm products equal The situation at Auyusta, Me., as outlined in the value of tho farms. " out Mr*. Mary R. LntoxRMxrEK died at eralty in the Grand River valley. The Colorado Betiatorn wore inclined to insist on the removal of the Indians from tbe State, but, A Chicago desperado named Davis aa Oarer intimated that he would fight before ha would leave, tbe suggestion .waa not pressed. Pledges have again been given that the murderer* of Tboruburgh and Meokef divulge where bar huaband’n money shall be given up. Leeds, ex-chief clerk of the Indian B li­ Ttmcomt, tertsin her friends. Her mistress said, "Chke. yon mturt make su apology." tT i.__ ___ • . .... » . militia, Mibb Andrew®, of Appleton, Wis.^ received from her father a cneck for $8. She raised the figures to $85, epent the money lor finery, and said when Furiomsts ven arrested, “ I didn’t think there was any and were drilling In aa- harm in doing as 1 pleased with my Tbe Republican Legislature adopted own papa's check.” roe looking toward the ropreaaion of tho A large elm tree stood on the spot isu. . The Fuaiunists claimed that all whore a man at Lewistown, N. Y., de­ cided to build a residence. He did notpaaUug up throe-cornered pieces of barer aa a practical Joke. Fusionist Gov. Bmlth issued a cat it down, but' built around it. Tbe proctamation stating that his supporter* con­ odd sight is presented of a tree top templated no vioieooe, and stating growing ont of the roof of a handsome that tbe placing cf troops and ar­ tillery in tho State Houao waa but an­ rtaudence. other act hi the military ureurpation under The Pope’s new paper the Aurora^ which the State waa languishing. He claimed sella for 20 centesimi, or 4 cents, and isthat he waa the legal Governor, aud expressed printed on whiter paper than any tho belief that his authority would soon bo recognized by all good citizen*. Bith houses' jitter journal in Italy. The loading of the Fusion Legialature voted to send aoeriea articles an written by men of Euro­ of questions to the Supreme Court pean reputation, and refer chiefly to social and political topics connected Tbe Supreme Court of Maine rendered a d»- with religion. Tho type is very large. Brooklyn has, one church for every milted to them by tbe Fusion Legislature. Aa 1,721 of population; Washington has waa antidpated, .the decision affirmed th# one for every 932; Cleveland has one validity of tho Republican Legislature, and was adverse to the Fusionist* upon every for every 1,044; New Orleans, one for point The opinion, which is signed by every 1,345; Cincinnati, one for every all tho members of the court, concludes with 1,850; Baltimore, one for every 1,412, these words: “A legally-organized Legislature and Boston, one fqi every l,6«b. St. being now now m in existence existence ana and exercising exerarieg it* ita concon- ; T uciug : t * • « Jrn e stitutioual functions, it follows tbst no convoc- I Lcais has one for every l,8o0 of popuuon of oi membeza-elect uiemtxiro-eiect of either house bouse can elation; New York, one to 2,613. tton exist which can be treated aa a nacleus i T, he tor bard. while------tho for another organization. Two Govern— got cold ----- .and ------------toenta claiming to be in existence a* valid and । mob m°b waa was getting ready to ponish punish Jamea James, entitled to obedience of the people, both cannot Gayton at‘ Warren, R. I. They were rightfully exist at tho same time; but one out of doors on a cold .night, and no­ Government cau bo recognized and obeyed. Tho responsibility and solemn duty are im­ body had a match to light a fresh fire posed upon us to determine which la cntitlixl under the kettle. So they rolled the to judicial recognition. We, therefore, after naked man in the anow until he was duo deli boration and consideration of all mat­ chilled almost to death, and let the out­ ters involved, affirm and declare our judgment to be that the benate whose presiding officer is rage go at that Hon. Joseph A. Locke, and tho House of Rep­ Gen. Walker favors the employment resentative*. whose presiding officer is Hou Gocrgo E Weeks, constitute tho legal aud con­ of women os census-takers. Without caring to discuss the merits of this stitutional Legislature of tbo Btata’ tebeme we wish to say that in case it iaTho /union Legialature, after a prolcaged carried out future historuius will be secret eeaaton, adjourned on tho 28th of Janu- puzried to account for the fact that in fry, to meet tbo flrat Wednesday in August 1880 there were no unmarried women next Many of tho members go homo not to in America over 25 yeara old. The aex return here before that date; others go back to will never go back on ita own members. tho people of their districts to abide by their The most agreeable of all compan­ decision as to joining or remaining out of tbe State House Legislature, while still others have ions in a simple, frank man, without any taken their scats among their Republican, high pretensions to an oppressive great­ brethren. Tbo Republicans at once removed ness; one who lo^es life, and under­ the militia from tho State House. Tho Fusion Gov. Smith has gone home, aad tho “ war ’’ is stands the use of it; obliging alike, at all hours; above all, of a golden temper, oonridcred at an end. and steadfast as an anchor; For such tin one we gla ily exchange the greatest The Case of Fitx John Porter. The minority of tho House Committee on genius, the most brilliant wit, the proMilitary Affairs, consisting of A G. McCook, foundest thinker.—Letting. of New York; B. F. Marsh, of Illinois, and Save the Rags. Thomas M. Browne, of Indiana, in their report follow*; Republican Got. Davis had garri­ soned tho State Capitol thoroughly, and bad a pose tho proposition of th< majority of tho committee that Pert* r bo restored to his rank and pay. They say: •’His trial was hold within a month of tho battle of Manassas, and when witnesses who were present easily obtained. The movements of tho armies were fresh in tbe minds of those interested. West Point, some intimate per«onri friends of accused, and aome have beooiuc equally eminen^in civil life, aud nothing*has been shown to convince ua that they were not honestly anxious to do justice in aceordanoo with their oaths, without partiality, favor, or affection. They conclude that Porter was without excuse for having remained so long inactive in tho presence of th* enemy will> two fine divisions while a great battle was being fought in his vicinity, and that bad be acted as he should have done, by freeing the rest of the Union line, ho would probably have prevented tbo re­ verse which the latter sustained at the dose of 0J< to 10 cent polled to pay more for their newspaper*. Many drily pepcre have already increaseJ their price from 20 oente to 30 oanta per week, and weekly papers from >1.50 to >2100. Tho advance in paper can bo stopped if tho peop'o will eavo and sell their old paper and rag*. Three months’ aavingof rags and old paper by tbo entire population, and selling them In tbe markets, would check tbe advance Every nevapapor in tbe land should appeal > tho people in thia matter. And they should poeaibla. THE MARKETS. eluded to rc-commvnd tho passage of a joint resoluUoti,removnig so much of Fitz John Por­ ter’s sentence sa prohib’ta him from holding ... — __ n- Stuart’H Artistic Treatment of the Eye«. The l»te Henry Shaw, the father of “Josh Billing!*,”of Lanesboro, when a young lawyer in New York city, waa very intimate with Gilbert Stuart, and used to pa»s much time with him. Those who were acquainted with Mr. Shaw can eaaily imagine how a gentle­ man with the painter’ll gifts would be­ come attached to Mr. Shaw, who was a man of rare genius, and one of the most accomplished and fascinating converoationaliBta that this or any other country overproduced. Stuart pointed tlie portrait of a lady in New York who was fuosy, critical, overexacting and nice to a degree that tried in the ex­ treme hia rather-excitable tempera­ ment. The portrait wan changed ugain and again; the abode of the hair, tho color of the eyes, the expression of the mouth, tbe pose of the head, the ar­ rangement of the drapery, etc., were rep&stedly altered at the suggestion of the lady. One day madame camo in with several friends to see the portrait; and, as usual, she began to criticise, and said: “ I do not think, Mr. Stuart, yon have given my eyes tbo right expres­ Oatw—No. >.. sion.” Tlie patience of the artist was exhausted; he could stand no more. Walking up to the portrait, and draw­ ing back his fist, he thrust it through Oaxw—Mixed . the canvas, and exemimed iu blunt, but vigorous Anglo-Saxon: “ Madame,-----your eyes f” throwing tho canvas aside - the portrait was finished. Ho had ^iven it the last touch. The syaiem by double entry, origi­ no Duffin, to make nally called Italian book-keeping, was taken from the course of algebra which Choice Kprins Ex’. £ INDI'aNARGUS* �—— >—===: TfrvNrwg. SATURDAY, JAN. 31,1880. The fact of the ex-Empress Carlotta being fat and well ia considered by many very experienced physicians an emi­ nently against her chances of recovery. Where the general ' health bcfcomea strong, recovery is said to l>e rare. Bomb of tho English slaveholders in Brasil find themselves in a bad fix. They have been holding slaves who ought, according to law, to have been long since manumitted, and the Brazilian Govern­ ment decrees that they must give to ■each man wages for the whole period of such detention. = reported against any such scheme, but proposed to Lord Palmerston that Par­ liament should guarantee a bounty of £50 to every Irishman who should marry an English or Scotch woman, and tho same amount to every En­ glishman or Scotchman who should marry an Irish woman. This' proposi­ tion to breed out the difficulties was seriously entertained, by Lord Palmer­ ston s Cabinet, but, owing to hia Lord­ ship’s death soon afterward, was never brought to any determination. Congressman Belford, of Colorado, has l>een looking up statistics in refer­ ence to Indians in the United States, and, as the results of his investigation, he finds that since the organization ot the Government 929 treaties have been made with 327 tribes or bands of In­ dians. The total number of Indians on Maj. Gem. Warren and Capt Cotten recently visited the battiefield of Five ’ reservations, according to.later census Forks, Va., to make a survey for use in returns, is about 240,000, and tlie ex­ of- their reservations rs 236,559 the official investigation of the Gen- tent ----- __ . ■end's conduct in the fight there. The square miles, or 151,397,768 acres. This -wife of the owner of the property wodld worfld give every Indian, young and old, thought their designs were evil and or- nearly one square mile of ground. These dered them off. As they kept on work-’ figures include the Indian Territory, ing she leveled a musket at them and the population of which is placed at declared she would shoot if they didn’t j 75,000 and ita area at over 41,000.000 go. They went. | acres. In Dakota 27,000 Indians have ----- * nearly 35,000,000 acres, or over two The French are about to follow the mUoa for each indi*n. Tbe 22,lead of the Germans in introducing . ()00 Indiana in Montana have over 34,subterranean t<_’egraph lines. M. Co- [ qqq acres, while tbe 3,000 in Colorado ■chery, the Minister of Posts and Tele- j jjaTe nearly 12,('00,000 acres, or about FAM BWM Pins need dry beds aa well as other animals. Feed the sheep well, give them fresh, pure water, and keep them out of the wet. Americas honey .in the comb has be­ come M popular article of diet in En­ gland, and very large shipments are made. Boils which . are heavy and contain much^nert vegetable matter are in EmglaniNStJed deaf,, .which ia a good and ix>**tic caaricti-nzation. ' Eh a lard is the only country in which, for the most part, the laud is owned by one man, formed by the sec­ ond and tilled by a third. Mr. William Noles, of Convenience, Fayette county, Ohio.sold a calf yreighing 789 pounds. He was only 8f months old, a cross between Galloway and Devon. Mr. Seward, of Marengo, Ill., has learned, by actual and careful experi­ ment, that it costa about $3 more to to make a 600-pound animal of a spring calf than it does to bring a fall calf to that weight. . Chopped vegetables, such as cab­ bages, turnips and onions, may be fed to poultry during the winter with profit, especially if a larger supply of eggs is desired. Chopped onions are excellent for all kinds of fo^ls, and quickly drive all kinds ef vermin away. As soon os I have my poultry houses closed I take tty* manure and spread it over my wheat /field or on a poor spot on my meadbwi and a man with one eye can soon red where I put it. To, put.hen manure in a barrel and keep it a year befyi^pTicing on a crop is, ac­ cording to my experience, a wrong way. graphs, recently applied to the Govern- । ajx square miles for every Indian, - -D. N. Kerr, Lehigh Co., Pa. ment for a credit of 8,000,000 francs for j --------------------■■■ Last spring I sowed an ounce of sage the establishment of underground wires j Gov. Westcott, a somewhat ringu- seed, coating 20 cents, from which I ilong»om« ol tbo principal line, to J >«' obaruotor. died recently in MoDlrwl, now have 1,000 good strong plants. I toketbopl-toot tboMriKlobto.motoolCaiunto. Ho baa at ono Urao been a transplant in rows about three feet <ho latter should bo interrupted by tho I gesttemau ot wealth and position lu tho apart and two feet in the row; use the plow and hoe freely, with good mulch weather or other catteea. South but ,« driven trora bls mdivo late in foil to prevent freezing out dur­ _ ■, .l— । State, Fknda, when the War of the Re- | ing winter. I know of no crop more No less x-x.nn,0 than I.LUW sixty-five -ailroads --- [ bellion closed with the downfall of the easily managed or more profitable in a representings representing a nominal nominal inves inves ment ment of of '1 Confederacy. From first to last he I small way.—O. Moffit. $243,000,000, were sold under foreclos- I maintained the moat undying contempt The St. Patrick, ono of the now va­ ure during 1879. Of this amount one- for what he called “Yankee juatitntionR ” rieties of potatoes recently introduced to the attention of our farmers, is said third represents capital stock which has na(j notwithstanding that his relatives ; to be a most excellent sort and well been totally iost. It is a curious fact were enjoying wealth and position iu I worthy of extended culture. It has a that, during four years, one-fifth of the | Florida, the Governor never would re- . smooth, white skin, few and shallow railway mileage and capital of the turn to his native land. He was boro t eyes, producing but few small tubers, United States has changed hands by in Alexandria, Va.. in 1802, but was u maturing early and very compact in j ita habit of growth. li bids fair to be­ forced sale. During this year several scion of a well-known New Jersey fam­ come a popular market variety. railroads will be or have been sold. , ily. He was a Democrat, and served, j Waldo says in the Ohio Farmer Among these is the Atlantic and Great • politically and in the army, under Presi­ that he remembers one year making a Western, representing not less than ' dent and Gen. Jackson, and was a Judge ’ very large profit from an acre of land, $105,000,(100.________ _________ and a Governor of Florida before ita 1 managed in this way : He first grew a crop of Tom Thumb peas, which ma­ admission to the Union. He died as tured in time for cucumbers, for pickAn indication of the augmentation at he ha«l lived, in a most eccentric fast- । les, and then he grew 500 bushels of an early date of the volume of Euro­ ioi^ having said a few hours before bis turnip", sowed broadcast among the pean immigration to the United 8Iatan death, to a gentleman who attended . cucumbers. He found that these crops is the increase in the amount of money him in his illness: "lam going to die will mature without crowding each j other, if properly managed. transmitted from thia country to Great at 2 o’clock; close my eyes and cross my Britain, Ireland, and Germany through arms." He, singularly enough, died ac­ ; A new and valuable variety ot celery which originated near Newark, N. J., is the international money-order system. , cordingly. His body wns embalmed, aud attracting considerable attention among The amount sent to Great Britain and rent to the South to bis friends. * * market gardeners. It is called the Ireland during the last quarter of 1879 j i golden dwarf, aud in size and habit of growth is much tho name as the dwarf was nearly double that during the same SELECTED MISCELLANY. j white kinds, except that when blanched period of 1878. To Germany the in­ West Virginia has. out of 442,014 the heart, which is large and full, is of crease was not quite so proportionately a waxy, golden yellow, rendering it a population, 81,490 “illiterates." large, but during the last month of the A weak mind is like a microscope, most sinking and showy variety, for quarter it was very great. These re- , which magnifies trifling things, but can­ i either market or private use. It is en­ tirely solid and of most excellent flavor, mittances are made by the very poorest I not receive great ones.—Chexlerjield. i aud one of tbe best keepers during win­ classes, as no order can exceed $50, and i OCB striving against nature is like ter we have ever known. The habitual holding a weathercock with one's hand ; tho average does not exceed $25. daily use of this esculent cannot be too aa soon as the force is taken off it veers highly recommended. It is said to pro­ Senator Sharon built s magnificent again with the wind. mote digestion, quieting to the nerves 1 he more a man knows about any and is highly recommended iu connenresidence in Ban Francisco five years subject the greater will be his charity , tion with good nutations food as a sort ago, but upon the death of his wife, for and sympathy with views differing l of vegetable tonic. shortly after he bail established his from his own.—Sunday Afternoon. [ The tendency of agricultural refine­ family in it, he sold the building and Our system of thought is often only ment is to make a good deal of expense all ita furniture to W. S. O’Brien. Now the history of our heart. Men do not about butter-making. Tbe movement so much will according to their reason the appraisers of the personal portion is meant for the benefit of those who of that millionaire's estate have been as reason according to their will. j can afford it, however. People who Jkb6me said that he had seen many pay a largo price for butter will not making estimates of the'value of the fur­ who could suffer great inconvenience iu ' fling away their money bo long as they niture. Senator Sharon paid $125,000 1 their body and goods, but nove that make certain that it is really os much for the furniture, and, though mauy of i could despise their own praises. better, on the average, than other but­ the rooms havo not been used a single 1 Thomas More, being sent for by the ter as the price would indicate. That ■day, the appraisers value the whole lot King when he was at prayers, returned sort of management paying merit, aud at $26,000. For instahcc, the furniture answer that he would attend him when , merit only, will, in the end, elevate the be had'tirst performed bis service to the 1 standard of our butter-making as nothof the lib’-ary, which cost $17,<)00, is i ing else will. The man who puts capiKing of Kings. valued at $2,700; that of the “pink We will not accomplish much with­ tai into dairying and works it there in­ room” cost $7,680 and is valued at I out zeal and enterprise. But the mis­ I telligently, employing the best help, $1,186; that of the “drab room," $5,000; take is often made of supposing that I and keeping the best stock of cattle in i the best manner, should have his re­ value, $1,168; and that of tbe “green zeal is hurry, rush, recklessness and in­ difference. It is not so; steady mo­ : ward. After a while, be snre the good room." $4,000; value, $800. mentum is often more effective than of his methods will not die with—him. Every farmer, says the Country unrestrained vigor. The abuses of tbe franking system in ; Gentleman, has noticed that about tbe England nt first were so great that we j Carrying Pistols in Arkansas. time of wheat harvest, if tbe fowls are A miu was arraigned in Little Rock allowed the run of the fields and barn­ find a witness employed by the post- i yards. there is a material increase iu tho office giving evidence before a Parlia- I on a charge of carrying a revolver. " Haven’ you got better sense than to egg supply. I think the second fact is mentary committee that, among other carry a pistol like thia?’’ asked tbe the natural result of the first. I have ridiculous articles which hod been rent Judge, holding up a pepper-box pistol. fed corn, oata, barley, buckwheat, flax, “Yes, sir/" through the postoffice free, were: “Fif­ and sunflower seeds, and have found “ Don’t yon know that the law says nothing equal to whole wheat as food teen couple of hounds to the King of you shall be fined $25?“ for fowls. For young chicks it seems the Romans;'* “Two maid servants, go­ “ Yes, air; but I didn't know it was especially adapted. After two or three ing out us laundresses to my Lord Am­ any harm to carry such a pistol." days of feeding on soft food tbe young “ But it is, sir. Any man that would chickens will pick up tbe whole wheat bassador Methuen;’* “Dr. Crichton, carrying out with him a cow and divers carry such a pistol ought to go to the quite greedily, and will thrive on it as penitentiary for life. Suppose you on nothing else. Growing chickens • ther necessaries;*’ “A box of medicine were to get into a fight, having such a for my Lord Galway, in Portugal;” “A pistol. While you were trying to shoot have a large demand for lime, and es­ pecially bone material, and this is more deal esse with flitenes of bacon for Mrs. tbe oilier fellow would run away. You nearly supplied in whole wheat than id Pennington, ot Rotterdam,” and “Two may go this time, but if I ever hear of any other grain. If wheat were $2 -per bales of stockings for the Ambandor you carrying such a worthless pirtol bushel it would still be the cheap­ again I’ll get up a petition to the Gov­ Farmers to the Court ot Portugal." Those, ernor and have you hung. No wonder est food for young chicks. can, however, economize by leeding however, were all Government franks; we are nhmilered at the North when wheat screenings aud damaged wheat, such trifling men as you are carrying but, aa at that early period do limit which, though unsalable, ia nearly as waa put to the size or weight of Par- , pistols that could only hurt a man by good for chicken feed. lying on his stomach and refusing to di­ liamentary franks, there is no reason gest” ______________ Sunday a Holiday. for doubting the assertion that hve Counselor Keneally remarked to In Germany, Bunday is a recognized deer, haunches of venison, pianos, etc., Counselor White, during the argument holiday. Work is forbidden, but all had been sent free through tbe po»t by of a cause in a 8t. Louis court: “Your are free tb enjoy themselves after their members of both houses. statement is essentially false." Coun­ own fashion. The shops are open be­ selor White replied to Counselor Ken- tween church service?. The postal The present Irish agitation reminds eolly, “Yon are a willful and deliKerata service is limited to shorter hours; let­ a correspondent of the plan proposed liar." Two inkstands were quickly ters and parceli are not delivered as flung, blackening the faces and clothes by Sir John Hawkshaw, yean ago, to of the learned gentlemen, who then often aa on other days, and there are similar restrictions on tbe telegraph Lord Palmerston for improving the clinched and fought until forcibly sep­ service. On the other hand, tlie rail­ condition of Ireland. Sir John had arated by the court officers. Judge way traffic is left quite free, and not visited Ireland as chief of a commission Wickham fined them $50 apiece, which only do trains run aa on other days,but they paid. They than went into the by almost every line there are also extra to report if any engineering project Clerk a office, where they threw p«r-_ trains for the convenience of the holi­ could be devised which would Iw bene­ weights, books, heavy stamps and chairs day-makers. Indeed, in many places, ficial to Ireland, and would give profit- at each other. especially in Austria, companies choose Sundays and holidays for their great exeurrions; extra trains are put on, es­ pecially in the morning, and arrange­ ments for dancing for the people, popu­ lar concert*, eta., are fixed aimuet ex­ clusively for thrap days. This is e*pecisJJy tbe case in places where tbe population is chiefly Catholic. Tbe Iiifis and tavsirns do most of their buaineas on Bunday, because tlie people are at leisuie. ■0U8EH0LD EC050MT. Musty books may be made sweet by spplying oil of lavender mixed with alcoboi. . If this application is made to new books they will never become musty ormoldy. Cider may be preserved and kept sweet oy putting it in wine bottles, adding a teaspoonful of white sugar to each bottle and corking tightly. The corks should be tied down. Eggs often turn black when boiled hard. If they are put in boiling water ten minutes, and then into cold, the yelk will remain a bright yellow. Roast Gooset.—A goose should be roasted in tbo same manner as a turkey. It is -better to make the stuffing of mushed potatoes, seasoned with salt, pepper and onions to the taste. Apple sauco is good to serve with it. Allow fif­ teen minutes, to a pound for a gosling, and twenty or more for an older one. Goose should be cooked rare. Having derived so much satisfaction from the use of a very simple Remedy for ridding our pantry of those little pests, the red anta, I am tempted to send the same to your household col­ umn for tbo benefit of other sufferers. It is only necessary to cover the shelves where you wish to place meat or other articles of food with newspapers. The anta will not go over the printed mat­ ter. The newspapers may be covered with other paper, if desired. We and others who have tried it have found it a sure and permanent relief. R. M. B. Plum Pudding.—The quantity given bore will serve for a mess of five cr six. One cup of molasses, one cup of beef suet,freed from fiber,and chopped fine; one cup of sweet milk, one cup raisins, nicked, seeded, chopped, and dredgea with flour; three cups sifted flour, one teaspoonfui salt, one teaspoonful ground cinnamon, one teaspoonful ‘of ground cloves, one-half, teaspoonfol soils, one egg. Put soda into molasses and stir very hard ; beat the egg well and stir it into the molasses, then add the flour, salt, spices, suet and fruite. Put into prepared bag and boil three hours. Stock for Soup.—This receipt will be found useful, as in a family not too numerous enough stock can be made tor a week. Take four pounds of lean beef, cut it into small pieces, slice tm onion, saw a hock-bone of beef, remove tbe marro*, and fry the cut beef and onion in the marrow to a full brown; put fried meat, onion and fresh hock in two gallons ol cold water; let it sim­ mer all day; at night strain through sieve, and replace in kettle; throw in ] some egg-shell and clear; strain through a cloth into an earthen crock; in the morning skim the stock to remove grease; this stock may be used for veg­ etables or for any kind of soup; of course it ia of a rich brown color. He Would Write to Their Parents. The Richmond (Vo.) Herald tells this good story : Col. X., of John Mor­ gan's cavalry, was not a martinet, but, bearded like the pard, he bad a military air. Discipline wes his bobby. The soldiers of his regiment were young mon from 18 to 25 years old—all of them blue-blooded. To restiain these Hotspurs required tact, skill and firm­ ness. It was no easy task to curb this “ jeunesse doree." But the Colonel did it, and this was the way ho did it: An inspection having been, ordered, the Brigadier and his staff visited the Colonel’s camp fen- tho purpose of con­ ducting it. While the regiment was in line.undergoing inspection, two privates, who had been ranging tbe night before in search ot battermilk, and hod en­ deavored to sneak into camp unob served, were detected by the outpost sentinels and brought under arrest to Col. X- at the head of his regiment. The Colonel, cocking his hat yn three grains, sternly ordered them tb his tent to await bis coming after inspection, remarking to Gen. D. that he would make an example of these rovers. Arrived at the tent with the Gen.ral and staff, after ranks were broken, tlie Colonel arraigned tho cul­ prits before him. “ Young gentlemen," said he, severely, “ you are aware that yon have been guilty of a serious offense against the discipline of my camp?” “ Yes, Colonel,” was the meek reply. “Well, sirs." thundered the Rhadamanthus, “ I desire you diatinctly to understand that if this offense is re­ peated I will write to your parents about it. Go to your company." Turning to the surprised officers look­ ing on, he said: * " You see how severe I must be with these young fellows. Discipline must bo preserved." Hopetai's Opposite. In the public schools at Minneapo'ia they train the youthful mind in the use of word* of opposite meaning. The teacher, for example, asks the class what is the oppoeite of * rich,” tbe answer being “ poor," and so on. After a series ot such questions, a teacher one day asked the class: “ What is the oppo­ site of hopeful?" when a bright little fellow briskly arose and with confident promptitude cried out: “Rarua." Those who are aware of or remember the contest of speed between the two fast trotters of those names at the Min­ nesota fair, and the extraordinary pop­ ular excitement at| Minneapolis on the subject, will appreciate this juvenile antithesis, which we take to l»e the bout mot of tbe season.— St Paul (Minu.) Pioneer-Preet. A pile of straw was left under a thirdstory window of the Louisville House of Refuge, and seven young girls es­ caped by jumping down to it WHT‘ It I* Hart to V-xtartUnd. Why an endless procea*ion of drini.er» from a public/dipper will, without exception, drink close to the handle. Wbr half the human race wNs not born .without hearing and tbe other half without speech. Then the talkers might talk on in uninterrupted flow, and the hiarcra cxcrctse their especial gift without their present pruriency to speak. Why people will go-in to society to get bored when they can get bored just as well at home. Why the young lady who will eagerly chew boarding-house mince pie will cheerfully eschew boarding-house mince meat. Why a man’s stomach will bo so everlotingly squeamish at home,and at the eating-house display a faith like a grain of mustard seed. . Why a woman will make excuses for. her bread when she knows it is Aho best she ever made, and knows her “com­ pany ” knows it. Why a “voting gentleman” swears so much louder and more copiously when stranger ladies are within eurehot; or, in other words, Why the desire to make a foot of one’s self springs eternally in the hu­ man breast. Why we are so much angrier against him who shows us our error than him who leads us therein. Why everybody is so prompt to an­ swer, “How do you do?” when you ask that inevitable question. And Why you seem to be perfectly satis­ fied with the information contained in thia echo. Why one’s piety strengthens as his health weakens. Why people will get married when courtship in so sweet. Why a man who claims to have found marriage a delusion will again embrace that delusion upon tho first convenient opportunity. Why cold weather comes during tho season when it is least agreeable. Why it is so much easier to bs polite to people whom we shall probably nev­ er see again than to those whoso good opinion we have every reason to culti­ vate. Why boys should run after the girls when there is a whole houseful at home. Why Jane finds Sarah's hateful brother so attractive, and why the haleful brother of Jane finds favor with Sarah. Why a mar should court tho good opinion of another, when he can never hope to secure his own self-respect. Why it is so much easier to close a door in summer than in winter, consid­ ering that exercise is generally consid­ ered distasteiul in warm weather and pleasant in oold. Why one feels bad when appearing in company in shabby garb, knowing well that one’s shabbiness gives more pleasure to others than one's nch cloth­ ing- '_____________________ Room fastened, went more than half a mile, on his way crewing a stream which, we Lelieve, ha was obliged to bridge with a board that he somewhere found (but of this we ar® not quite sure), and went to the house of a boy of about his own age, with whom he bad been playing the previous afternoon. In a abed he got an ax, made his way up-atairs, and through several rooms to the bed where his friend lay sleeping, and with the ax inflicted several blows on the head and face of the boy, from which it waa sup­ posed he could not recover. The lad escaped from tbe house, went back over tho same road he came, to* his home, and was found in hia bed in the morn­ ing asleep and unconscious of what he had done. The victim of the somnam­ bulist is still alive, but young Fitta died a year or two after. This strange affair, which is susceptible of confit mo­ tion from many sources, entirely eclipses the Ward tragedy, and is an evidence of the unaccountability of people for acta committed in their sleep. — Lowell (Mw.) Mail. FACTS AND FIGURES. There are 25,000 English women in India. Ohio spent $7,711,325 last year for tho maintenance of her public schools. This year Arkansas ranks next to Texas as a cotton State, producing 650,­ 000 bales. Texas raised 800,000 bales of cotton in 1879, nearly one-fourth of the entire crop of the United States. It is estimated that 9,000 miles of ; new railways will be built in 1880, much of which will be laid with steel railw. Or tbe 335 Bunday-schools in Nev York, seventy-five are Episcopalian, the largest number of any one denom­ ination. A statistician computes that 2,500,­ 000 watches and 4,000,000 clocks are annually tunled out in different parts of the world. Rome, with a population of 158.000 souls, has 372 public primary schools, with 482 teachers and 14,000 children attending them. Eminent German staturticiaLB calcu­ late that the amount of money spent in . railroads since the invention of the loco­ i motive reaches the vast sum of $15,­ 000,000,000. The Fiji islands, which are now a 1 j district ot tbe Australian Wesleyan Methodist Church, have 841 chapels aud 291 other preaching places; 10 missionaries, 48 native missionaries, and 23,274 members, exclusive of 39 Euro­ pean members. Some idea of the amount expended annually in patent medicine, in En­ gland, may be drawn from the accounts published of the last financial year, which show that no lees than 16.727,­ 669 stamps were affixed to those medi­ cines, tbe duty amounting to £122,­ 385 19a 4fd. As the duty at its high­ est rate is only l|d in tbe shilling, it follows that more than £1,000,000 must have been paid by the public for patent PrvTPntion of the Cattle Disease. All our cattle-raisers and cattle-deal­ pills and other compounds. ers are deeply concerned with the cattle Leap Year's Difficulties. plague, and are naturally very anxious He was a nice young mon, with cane, to prevent a disease which has caused high hat, and patent-leather boots. He them bo great losses. The exact nature of the disorder, the means of commu­ strolled leisurely down Fourth avenue/ puffing daintily upon a cigarette and oc­ nication and best method of treatment are not yet understood, and many con­ casionally twirling the waxed ends of his mustache. He was accosted by a tradictory opinions are held on these points. The best authorities describe htout woman with a florid complexion. it as a contagious, eruptive fever, af­ I “ Top of the morning to ye, Mister fecting tho bovine species, but which Charley,” sa;d she. "Good morning, Mrs. McGuinness,” sheep, goats, deer and cognate animals may catch. The plague is indigenous said the nice young man. “Me darlint boy, would ye—” and to the plains of Western Russia, whence she bestowed a bewitching smile upon it has, at different times, extended over most ports of the Eastern hemL-phere. him. He dodged out of her reach. The recollection .that it was leap yc« rushed Tho actual virus from infected cattle is upon him. He answered: believed to be the solo source of the " Madatne—really I can't—I am very disease, as do Amount of filth, overcrowdiDg or poor food has, so far as sorry if I cause you pain — but my af­ fections have already been bestowed known, ever produced iL An incuba­ tive stage, varying from two to twenty upon another—aud madame — I can’t days, intervenes between the introduc­ —I can’t marry yon.” Bhe gazed at him in astonishment, tion of the virus, either by inoculation and then said indignantly: or contagion, into the system, atZ the “ Who axed ye . to marry me I The manifestatidti of the customary symp­ idea of the likes of me, a poor lone toms. The distemper runs a definite course, which cannot bo materially al­ widdy, wid four children to support by tered by any remedies yet discovered. washin’, axin’ ye to marry me. I was It is not at all modem, aa many sup­ only goin* to ox ye for that dollar for pose. It has been known more than washin’.", He sighed and gave her a dellar, and 1,200 years, having destroyed, it is walked sadly away.—New York Sun. thought, the herds of the fierce tribes that overrun the Roman empire during Outdone by a Bey. the fourth and fifth centuries. About A lad in Boston, rather small for his 810 it marched with the armies of years, works as an errand boy for four Charlemagne* into France, and also gentlemen who do business there. One broke out in Britain. It has spread sev­ day the gentlemen were chaffing him a eral times each century since from tho little about being so small, and said to Russian steppes over Western Europe. him : In 1744 it destroyed in Holland 200,000 “You^jiever will amount to much; cattle; later, in Denmark, soma 300,000, you never can do much business,; you and in Piedmont alone, during one year, are too small." more than 400,000 head. It has ex­ The little fellow looked at them. tended to Egypt, Chino, Japan, and “ Well,” said he, “as small aa I am, I other lands of the far East, has every­ cau do something which none of you where proved a dreadful scourge and four men can do." has always been traced to Russia, the “Ah, what is that?” said they. home of the infection, where the dread­ “ I don’t know as I ought to tell you,” ful virus would seem to be spontaneous­ he replied. ly generated. This alounds iu the But they were anxious to know, and blood of every stricken beast, in the urged him to toil what he,could do that discharge from tbe mouth, eyes, nostrils, none of them were able to do. bowels, and probably even in the breath. “ I can keep from swearing I” said the A little blood or mucous discharge, from little fellow. an infected animal, put under the skin There were some blushes on four man­ of a healthy beast, will develop tbe ly faces, and there seemed to be very plague in a few days. The poison may little anxiety for further information on. Ims carried to a considerable distance in tho )x>int.__________ the air, for the particles, though very minute, have potent vitality. There is The First American PatenL reason to believe that it may get into the The first American patent for an in­ blood by the air passages, by absorption vention was issued to Hamuel Hopkins, through the mucous surfaces, or even at New York, July 31,1790, for an un­ through the skin. The only effective proved process of making potash and way to deal with infected animals is to kill diem. The plague is always import­ pearlash. A recommendation to th» H ouse of Representatives to appropriate ed into this country, and there is great $500 for tlie purchase of this patent is danger, unless we guard successfully made by Secretary Bchurz. The pres­ against it, that it may become chrouic ent possessor of the document is E. T. here. ' Hale, of Columbus, Ohio. It ia written A Somnambulists Bloody Deed. on a sheet ot parchment in a round* The unconscious and fatal shooting old-fashioned hand, signed by Georg* of Mrs. Helen J. Ward, of Beaton, by Washington, and certified by Ed Ran­ her daughter, has been the cause of dolph. Attorney General, as neing con­ much comment. But it does not ap­ formable to the act of Ocmgresa to pro­ proach iu marvelunsDess the case of the mote the useful arts, and ita delivery to boy Fitts, of this city. Some years ago the grantee is certified by Tbos. Jeffer­ thia boy was slopping with a family, son, with the seal of tbe United States friends of his parents, in New Hamp­ Gem. Garfield, of Ohio,, will shire. Odo night he arose in hia sleep, A* Unit­ got ont ol the house, the doors of take his seat in the Senate which it was thought had been securely ed States before he is 50 y*ra of age. �DUC ‘ 7th, 1880 journment ot H«1O Hooglltaliii » -CAME voar, Daniel Striker, John A.- Greble, P. A. Sheldon, D. R. Cook and H. C. id would recommend I’rindle as sureties; was received, and on motion of "Mr. need, the same was accepted and approved. Mr. Wiley, of Detroit, waa introduc­ ed and addressed the Board in regard to the matter of procuring a door for the vault connected with the Register a PrutT. T. Cum>MUom flfl it M M N. jurors H. i. Goodyesr, hardware T. I’Mllins reputes to Jal! N.H. Wlng.jusUcw acemint After some discussion, Mr. Newland moved tliat the Register Ims authorised to contract for the inaufncturo of a suitable door and that the Clerk be authorized to draw orders to pay ex­ penses connected with the purchase of Miid door and placing the same in position. . . • Motjon prevailed by the following vote : Ayes—Mewrs. Bartram, Cooper, Cock, Durkee, Fleming, Ford, Gott, Hicks, Kilpatrick, Lapnam, Manches­ ter; Mack, .Mathews, Newland, Nichols, Nye, Polley and Reed—18. Nays—0. On motion of Mr. Hicks, Board ad­ journed- till to-morrow at the hour of nine o’clock. Enoch Andrus, Cleric. Friday. Jan. 9th, 1880. Board met pursuant to adjournment 'ct ith a quorum present, and od motion of Mr. Hicks, adjourned till the hour of one o’clock, p. m. ■ Enoch Andrus, Clerk. On motion of Mr. Newland, thu re­ port was accepted and adopted, by the following vote. Ayes—Messrs.Bartram Cooper, Cock. Durkee, Fleming, Ford, Gott, Hicks. Kilpatrick, Lapham, New­ land, Nichols, Nye, Polley Mathews, Mack, Manchester .and Reed—18. Nays Afternoon Session, Jan. 9,1880. Board met as per adjournment, with a quorum present. The committee appointed to examine and report in regard to the matter of the correction of the deed, granting the right of way through the County Farm, to the Grand River Valley Raft An invitation was received from the Road Co., now offered the following re­ President of the Pioneer Society to at* port : tend the meeting of said Society at Union Hall to-morrow afternoon. On motion of Mr. Hicks, the invita­ tion was accepted. . Mpcothilly report that they find upon Mr. Newland offered the following that Barry County owned no land on . I. — - * . ... II.a.InM fl k. • I mn resolution and moved itaadoption. Motion prevailed by the following We would therefore recommend that Mid Board of *-—..---------- .1 — Hicks, Kilpatrick, Lapham, Manchest­ fluperrtoora «»ur er, Mack. Mathews, Newland. Nichols, Mid error and U B.ar<l te authoi Nye, Polley and Reed -18. Noys—8. Signed, Mr. Reed offered .the following reso­ lution and moved its adoption: On motion of Mr. Bartram, tlie re­ port was accepted and adopted. On motion of Mr, Kilpatrick, the Board adjourned till to-morrow juotd ing at the hour of nine o’clock. Enoch Andrus, Clerk. Motion prevailed and resolution ado­ pted by the following vote: Ayes— Messrs. Cooper, Cock. Durkee, Flem­ ing, Gott, Hicks, Lapluim, Manchester, Mock, Mathews, Newland, Nichols, Nye, Polley anti Reed—15. Nays— Messrs. Bartram and Kilpatrick—3 Absent Mr. Ford—1. Mr. Newland moved that the Chair appoint a committee of three topre­ parc plans and specificatiops for above cistern. Motion prevailed and the Chair ap­ pointed as such committee, Messrs. Reed, Hicks and Mathews. Mr. Hicks offered th* following reso­ lution and moved its adoption. Motion prevailed by ayes and naya as follows: Ayes—Messrs, Cooper, Cock, Durkee, Fleming. Gott. Hicks. Lapham Manchester, Mack, Mathews, Newland, Nichols.- Nye, Polley and Reed—15. Nays—Messrs. Burt rain artd Kilpatrick, —2. Absent—Mr. Ford—1. Mr. Sender, Register of Deeds, call­ ed the attention of the Board to the foet that iu tlie deed granting tlie right of way through tbe county Farm to Grana River Valley Rail lload Co., an error had l>een made iu the description, said deed not couypying the land inten­ ded. Mr. Reed moved that the Chair ap­ point a committee of two to act with the Register in transacting the neces­ sary business. Motion prevailed, and tne Chair ap­ pointed as such committee Messrs. Reed and Dnrkee. Mr. Durkee offered the following resolution and moved its adoption. Saturday. Jan. 10th. 1880. Board met as per adjournment. Roll called. Quorum present. The committee appointed to prepare aud submit to the Board plans and specifications for the construction of tne cistern in theConrt yard, now sub­ mitted such specifications, which were, on motion of Mr. Kilpatrick, accepted and adopted. Mr. Reed offered the following resolu tion and moved its adoption. 23.3M.42 Motion prevailed aud resolution By cmIi on han d to balance adopted by the following vote: Ayes— 63,420 59 Messrs. Bartram, Cooper. Cock, Durkee All of which is respectfully submitt­ Fleming, Ford, Gott, Hicks, Kilpat­ ed. rick. Lapbam, Manchester, Mack, J. L. Reed, Cluiirman, Mathews, Newland. Nichols, Nye. Pol-' C. H. Hicks, ley, and 18. Nay.—0 Tbo*. H. Bahtham, On motion of Mr. Reed, Board ad­ C. A. Newland, journed till one o’clock p. M. E. F. Nye, Enoch Andrus, Clerk. On motion of Mr. Kilpatrick, the re­ jri was accepted tu cepuKi and^adopted. nuu noupveu. port Afternoon Bemiqn, Jan. 7th, 1880. The committee on Counts' buildings 1 Board met pursuant to adjournment, submitted tbe following report, which ! with the members all present. on motion of Mr. Reed, was accepted On motion of Mr. Newland, the com­ and adopted. mittee on County building* was in­ ’ viait the Poor House on Thursday. Jan. 8tb, Eu Nichols, Attest, ' Chairman. Enoch Andrus. County'Clerk. A IHssatlKfled Tnuup. rtfally submit. Ae much iu< possible before taking my annual invoice, • lam offering ' ‘■ SPECIAL BARGAINS! That WILL PAY YOU to take advantage of NOW. THESE SPECIAL BARGAINS WILL BE OFFERED Chicago Tribune; A gentleman attired in clothes which had seen better days called at the Tri­ bune office, on Saturday, with a slip cut from the paper, and asked to see the editor. When his request had been complied with, in a measure, he said, with a withering sneer: “Wot are ye givin’ us, young feller, hey ? Don’t you see what you’re print­ ing in the paper!” Look a here!” And he tendered the reporter it printed scrap, which the reporter took between the pointe of a pair of sciBSoes, and serntinired at a respectful distace. “This my friend,”said the reporter “seems to be hn interesting item about an impecunidus gentleman in Winona. Minn., who/weeded a cucumber-bed. for his dinnlq- and sawed a cordof wood for bis supper, and whose demeanor so impressed ths woman of the hosse that she nLonce wrote an account of the aihrirto the Winona Republican Are you the industrious gentleman re­ feree to! Do you want to correct the report! “Na-aw,” said the visitor, indignant­ ly. “Do I look like a man that would weed abed of cowcumbcrers ot the ground for a small plate of hash ! Do you think I could so far forget myself as to split menial wood for the cold buckwheat cakes that fall from the rich man’s table F “Well, what do you want!” “Want! This is what I want, and I sneak ua the representative of about 500,000 American citizens. I want you to stop publishing items like that. If tlie impression once gets abroad that us fellows are in the habit of weeding che cowcumbeis upon a thousands beds and making saw-mills of ourselves for sake of our Ixtard, we’ll be ruined. That’s what’s the matter. If you want to find reading that will interest your renders and benefit the struggling Door, just give them some stories about disguised Dukes and Italian Marquises and tramps who were given a square meal of roost chicken and ice-cream, with 15-cent cigars,’ and a nip of good whiskey as grace after meat, and who fifteen weeks afterward left their gen­ erous benefactor* $230,000. That’s the sort of literature you fellows want to print. Y'our readers cry for it, and the farmers sit on the fences for hours waiting to get their mail.” The reporter thanked his visitor for this communication of his views on journalism and the visitor left. FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY! DETROIT Hedical&Sorgicalliistitnie 4,8704 OPEN A FULL LINE OF NEW GOODS! . In nU departments. I. D., Prop. For the next Sixty Days, We shall make Special Inducements in all the Departments of our Stock. WE MUST SELL OUT $3,000 WORTH OF GOODS IN the next 60 days, and in order to do so, we are aware that con­ cessions must be made. No one can afford to purchase a dol­ lar's worth of anything, in our line, elswhere before examining our stock. . - Now is tlie- time to buy Overcoats. All YVool Suita from $8J0 to $30.80. Ladies' Cloaks from $4.55 to $15.00. Dress Goods at tbe Lowest Possible Figures. . Hats and Caps clear down. FURS AT COS T. Davis Sewing Machines / T, , t Unrl.-f Singer Sewing Machines I Th* *** the MarkttGroceries of the best quality and lowest prices. The finest Syrup in the place for 50 eta. Try it. Ever thankful for past favors, future ones will be duly appreciated. such, may tie beard and allowed; therefore It I* order­ ed that tbe name be beard before Hon. Frank A. Hooker, Circuit Judge of U«o Fifth Judicial Circuit and acting Judge of Probate, on Tuesday, the 10th A*y •( Fahntary D. C. GRIFFITH’S next, at 1 o'clock In tbe afternoon, and that tbe heirs al lav of said deceased jtnd all other persons 1 uteres.•d 1e b*1J estate, ara required to appear st a aurtoti of said court, then to be boldsn at tho Probata of­ fice in the City of Hastings, and show causa II any. there ba. why the prayer of sold petitioner ibouM not be granted. And it ia further ordered that said (­ Honor give notice to tbo persona luterjatad. In »*>d estate of tho pendency of said po­ litico, and the hearing thereof, by causing a a copy of this order to be pc-Mlshed in tbo Naw tills Nina newspaper printed and circulated in FOR EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, Boots, Shoes, ZXotionts, Etc. AND ALL WINTER GOODS, If you would be happy IV I am aware that it pays to sell Goods cheap, and for that reason I shajj not be undersold by any spot cash house in the country. VOCHER BROTHERS TO THE FRONT! DRESS GOODS. AU of the latest shades and patterns VERY CHEAP. BEAVERS. CAMEL HAIR CLOTH, WATERPROOFS and LADIES’ CLOTH. AU the latest styles out. BEAVER PAISLEY SHAWLS THE LARGEST LINE IN TOWN. A BIG LINE OF Mr. Kilpatrick moved that the Chair­ man and Clerk of the Board fcliutborised to draw orders on the contingdht I Probate Order. Micxiqax, I M FurchMsea made nt our store during tbe next ®o days will . always be remembered nnd never regretted. Office 204 Woodward Avenue S™**? hM teem •ay Jbere be, w>y the prayer of said petiUo^wr should not bo granted. And It is further ordered, that said petitioner fire notice to the persons .nterewted iu aald estate, pf tho pendency of said petition, and lire hreriaefteie< I--------- ------------------ - .ui. lo u potJtahed tn , nrw-wp«per printed and of Berry, three •uceeMV* ‘clkmeiuF SMITH, ptONEER STORE! ----------- M-----------AND Thereupon it Is ordered, that Tlcnday tbo B4 May «f February, next, at ten o'clock In tbe forenoon. br saiaaed the hearing of said petition, and tliat tbe betn law of said decas sell, and all other persons tetert WHEN I SHALL To Parents. When your play-loving boy asks to go out aftersupper, and you don’t think it best, for any reason, tliat he should, do not snap out, “No; you can’t! The place for boys is in tbe house at night.” If the boy has any of the old Adam in Buaolred that the aiicriff be iuj he l« hereby him, he will either sulk, or rebel, or manage to make himself mid every­ body near him (uncomfortable unqi bedtime. Y’ou can rule him, of course, by fc(ce, but,it isn’t a victory to lie “-J- oL "f. How much better in make Motion prevailed and resolution nd- , Z proud ■ him prefer to May in,—<»i at least to opted. ■ The committee adopted to settle with reconcile him to it. Propose a frame the County Treasurer now offered the with him, taking a hand yourself; or read to him out of a book a little iiefollowing report: yond liis range of reading, but unite To the Board of Supervisors Gentlemen :—Y'our committee to within his range of thinking; or have whom was referred the duty of settl­ a frolic, or corn-popping lark, anything ing with the County Treasurer, would to give tl;<J boy a good impression nnd make him forget his disappointment. submit the following report. YVo find tlie amount on hand a settle­ No time is better expended, in the fam­ ily government, than jn helping the ment, Jan. 8, 1879. children to prefer or to accept cheer­ .a.iixa . 17.SM43 fully your way. Things are going . 3,919211 wretchedly wrong in that family where 566S3 the jittle onesstay in the house ns in a HrtJJI prison, or go to bed unhappy. Tlie . U7f»l» Poor fnod.. . 1.02439 wisest and most successful mothers . 4,000 00 are those who avoid, whenever possi­ . 1.83097 ble, direct issues on trival matters with young children wIighave a very posii tive will of their own. It is quite possible “go one eye” on little delin­ quencies or wrong-doing. Those, PER CONTRA„CR especially, who cannot lule their spir­ By paid poor orders its should be very careful nor needless­ County orders------- — ly to precipitates conflict with those Coort onlan....... talarIn. ' under them. There is sometimes more Immu aaylum... courage in running away than in fight­ Howel Cornell I. mJm ing; more wisdom in avoiding tbe iss­ ues than in asserting authority. 150.24 Il. SQOSO 3.919 JO •xam of Mr. Bartram, Board adto-morrow morning at the lock. Enoch Andri s. Clerk. sd moved that the matter of new Court house be laid on FROM 50 CENTS TO $«.00. Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods, HATS, GAPS, GROCERIES, ETC., ETC. late of Castloion Township. Hurry i gan, deceased. NoUee Is hereby fit eel] at Public Arcrior, to tbe high Thursday tbo 2Mb day of February, one o'clock, In the afternoon, at tbe r-------------tbe farm lately owned by said dleeascd, about two miles north-west of Narbrillo In tbe township of Castleton In tbe county of Hany In the Mtate of Michigan, pursuant U> license aod authority grant­ ed to me on the >4th day of Deeatnber A. D., 1879, by tbe Probate Court of Barry county. Michigan al! of the estate, right, title and interest ol tbe sak. deceased of, in and to the real estate situated and being in the coualy of Barry in the State of Michi­ gan, known and described as follows to-wit: Tlie cast half of the east half of the suuth-wrel quarter of section twenty -three, town three north of range seven west In Castleton township, county of Barry and State of Michigan, to be sold subjec. to the widow’s rigtit ofl Dower therein. Dated Janniry Sth, A D. IS80. 18-22 JOHN FEIGHNKR, Executor. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-02-07.pdf.pdf 15c2f69d249e71ae4345eecaddb10381 PDF Text Text — CA ORNO STRONG,! Editor and Proprietor. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1880. VOLUME VII. —Frank Fuller is quite an enthusi­ ast upon spiritualism, but upon a re cent Saturday night, when there was a gentle ticking hcaid upon his window, lie felt a streak of cold air gn all through his frame, but upon looking out and seeing nothing and remember­ ing he was a good spiritualist, he be­ came convinced that the spirits were awaiting to make a communication to him, and put himself in a reverential attitude. Tick, tick, tick, tick, solejnly again, which Frank interpreted to to his wife to mean, "Some one's going to die,” nnd he hastened over to Mr. Drake’s, who is n good Methodist and consequently an unbliever in spirits, to inform him that be now had the acttifil witnesses to convince the most radical unbeliever that there was a reality in spiritualism ; and Mr. Drake went over but the spirits ceased their ticking. The next morning Frank proudly informed some of his friends,of the spirits’ visit to him and the tri­ umph of spiritualism ; but soon it leak­ ed out tliat some mischevous boys with the aid of a spool of thread, a tack and a ten penny nail, constituted said spir­ its, and now when spirits are mention­ ! ed and a loud "guffaw” follows, Frank wants to know what that rip-roaring I jackass fashion of laughing means. | ' —And again we are called upon to ' snake out and hold up before the pub­ lic a. villainous woman-whipper, for the man who lays his bands .upon woman, save in the way of kindness, ’ is a villian, and The News is not a. good paper unless it shows up such n rascal. Gill. (Wooly) Buck who bears the unenviable reputation of the laziest sloven in Maple Grove, attacked his wife on Thursday of last week in a j .I brutish manner, choking and gougI her neck, nnd jamming her np against | the fence caused an injury iu her side . .. ■ . , .. . I that swelled up as large ns n man’s fist, I' I She made her way to a neighbor’s, E. | Krider’s; a doctor was sent for, who । when he arrived, found her throat swelled so badly she could hardly speak, and for days was fearful that the.injury iu her side would lead to a breach. The next day Buck came fooling around, induced his wife to get into the buggy with him when, he gave Mrs. Krider to understand that lie would have no more "botheration" from her. "Gil­ bert," said Mrs. Buck, "arunt you go­ ng to let Mrs. Krider come and see me 5” “No.” blurted out the *raval. "Then I nm not going a step with you," |i she replied, and started so get out of i the huggy. but before .be cotlld do it | the hard-hearted wretch gave his horses a cut nnd drove ofl’ with his captive. , We hardly knew what punishment to perscribc for such a villian unless the Maple Groveists conclude to "chuck him in along with that other kuc,” for Jake Haversock’s nays that his tires are hot and lie is 1 Killing, and his aceouiudations are as sutficieut for two women-whippera as one. —Our hard-work’ng young friend, Alf. C. Buxton, had been reading of the great amount of work these new —At last we have a sonw storm, and fangled sawing machines will do, when he picked up nn old cross-cut a run of sleighing is anticipated., saw, filed and gumed it, and with the —It takes tho average Hastings girl help of a boy sawed two cords of maple ninety minutes to get ready for church. wood in just forty minutes. —About thirty persons signed the —A score of good ice houses are com pledge since Mr. Fanning began his pleted and are only waiting for the ice lectures bore. God speed the good crop to mature. Speaking about the work along. scarcity of ice, by the way, did you see —Some rascally chicken thieves have that icicle weighing about two hun­ kept up their nightly visits to Mr. N. dred pounds fall from the son th eaves P. Frink’s coop, until not one of his of A. & Bs. elevator and “pluck” the splendid brood is left. half inebriated Vt.Villian on the head, —Mr.,H. L. Blair has heroically empt­ the other day, as be was sunning him­ ied the contents of his his cider barrels self. upon the cellar floor, and decided to be —F. T. Boise has boughtout his part­ a squaretoed red ribbon man. ner’s interest in tiie drug store and —Jionor thy father and mother, hereafter will carry on the busi­ particulanly during the skating sea­ ness alone. Freel is a wide-awake and son, when you want a new pair of skates enterprising young business man, who and don’t know how to "raise the has hosts of friends all oVer the coun­ try, and his success isjeertain. F. C., wind." —Squire Chipman is chuck full of although he retains his interest in the ! grocery of B- A F„ will devote his en-1 reform and he not only talks temper­ ance but practices it in his daily walk. ergies to building for the next six He has renounced tobacco after using ; months. LIFE IN NASHVILLE And Her Environs. it-80 yearn. ... ~ •?» "uc“ —Omer Campbell, a cancer doctor —irom this ccelebrated Althoriffn °i°brated infidel | Charlotte, was in toe village seeking Altliougn he did not seem to doubt my ,■ ti. j «. > i . •1 statement, yet he taught me . lewon I on Thursday. He brought suit will not soon forget, and that lesson ' da<*fon' Eb<1- 1’owers against W. N. Dewas the awful responsibility of profess- B« Vine for pay for medical services rening Christians.—Advocate of Christian . 'bf dered* io -Mr. -D’b. mother. The jury Hnlinea* brought a verdict of “no cause of ac­ —Woodland is about to lie blessed tion," anti some $18.50 costs were taxed with a cheese factory, manipulated by against the doctor. Frank Prindlennd the gentleman who was proprietor of . I C. H. Brady were counsel for the plaint­ the Rutland factory, which was destroy - I iff’ and Clement Smith for the defend­ ed by lire >omc time since . I ent. —The traveling agent of the Wilkin­ —Wm. Coville living just west of sons, writes us that the troup will Norton's school bouse. Maple Grove, make Nashville on Monday evening, met with an accident on Tuesday that Feb. 16th, when they will render their may cause him a limb. He was runnspecialty, “Uncle Tom's Cabin.” ing his sawiug machine and as a log was ,•' . . “ , , . , —The prospects nrc favorable for the about to be rolled upon the machine he . \ , location of a large chemical works in .braced. n a pmir-lmr crow-bar tm to stop it, Hut but fl... the this village. Nashville stands ready log was a heavy one and rolled on to to welcome nnd render substantial nid the crow-bar with such force that it to any such enterprise. Come on gen­ was mashed down up«i poor Covill’s tlemen. _____ _____ ankle,_________ breaking and__________ mangling said limb —R. Herrick, livinga few miles north so badly that the doctor thinks it will east, a short time since, thrust his foot I have to be amputated. »Kain»l a protruding, maty nail, mat- \ —Adrirea from Middlevillr are to ing a poisonous wound which forcer- I tl,p e(r„, ,;,„t 011. town i. dull, blue as oral dar.. waa thought would co»t him I indjgo llat „ , a„un,|„. h.Main that foot. ! street presents the appearenre of a by —The remains of Hugh R. Donley, road in the country. Only one dry who departed this life about a year ago. ■ goodssinrefa in running order, the carand was laid to rest in tho village ceni- । penters are all starved out exceptions etry, were exhumed on Tuesday and who resembles a walking skeleton, taken to Howell, where lie relatives in and every body is looking as solemn ns I ii jackass in « graveyard. But in Nashtheir long, last sleep. —There is a young laxly residing in jj ville, notwithstanding the bail roads, is lively nnd the future bright thfa village, who, during the past year, business _ d. ,-> .* - «...Jj’’1!happy arc they has received medical treatment, from 1 a” rta who live in Nashville, dear Nashville. nine different physicians, nnd strange as it may seem, she still lives and is still taking medicine. —Wm. More n youth of sixteen, liv­ ing some two and a half miles east of thfa village, fell and fractured his an­ kle, while playing ball at the Sherman school house on Tuesday. A Vt. Ville doctor fixed the lad up. —Deputy Sheriff. Green, of Hastings, wan in toe village on Thursday subjioenaing witnesses in the criminal causes against Brady, Lark inc, and Bartley. Upwards of ferty witnesses were sub­ poenaed on these causes. | TERMS; $1.50 per Year. I Single, Copies Five Cents. Devoted to the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun. J I —A new portable saw mill was put | in operation upon J. Shoup's farm. Ma­ ple Grove, hist Saturday, and (’. W. Taylor the mechanic who put too mill in working order, went to "ruff over” a displacement near two friction pulleys, when his left hand was caught between them, his first and second fingers pulled out by the roots nnd the skin scrape<l off to the bone of the rest. Only a few minutes l»efore voting Shoup hail the finger ends of his glove nipped off in the same manner, but did not speak about it for fear the men would ridicule bis carelessness. —Our worthy village President in­ forms us that those wind-broken boys. I —Jack Hinkley of Maple Grove, is who attend the Methodist revival ng - » >“ rollector that don't mean to be either quit eating lieans, stay away । bluffed. A man iu the west part of bis from church or suffer arrest, and we town wouldn't pay hfa taxes and when Jack levied upon a cow and went to heartily agree with Mr. Killen. drive her off. the lady of the house in —Dell. Navue ft youth of 15, and a terposed with a club. Jack says he didn’t former clerk of Mr. Daugherty, de­ think the woman would strike, buteviceased, at his father’s farm in Maple dently he was mistaken, as she brought Grove, a few days since, fell in some her club down over hfa head with a manner, injuring his head so severely whack that made Jack's hair cleave to as to bring on a serious attack of brain the roof of hfa mouth and his tongue fever. got upon its end like squills in a fretful —Henry Troyer, whom The News porcupine, and although he was com­ readers will remember was seriously pelled to call out the millitia, he drove injured, about two weeks ago, by a tree off the cow. falling upon him, died of Injuries thus —The marriage of Seymour Mayo, of received, on Saturday last The funer­ Maple Grove to Miss Maria Parks of al services were held at the McKelvey Sunfield, causes the the Vt.Ville Hawk school house on Monday. man to grease up hfa poetry machine —W. G. Aylsworth moved his fami­ and grind out the following: ly and effects from Woodland on Tues­ day, and has gone to house-keeping. After a varied experience in other Who from the fact that Seymour towns, being agensible man, he has coqie to the conclusion that Nashville made such desperate efforts to win her is good enough place to live and do heart, she was from pure love induced to reciprocate his overtures; hence they business in. -Ths W. C. T. U. is doing a noble were early engaged, which work and its influence is being felt in all directions. They have now nearly forty active, earnest workers, and others are At least for the present: joining the Union at every meeting. At their lastmeeting Mrs. L. A. Wilson, Mrs. L. J. Wheeler, MrafC. L. Collier, Mrs. H. A. Barber, Mrs. C. W. Smith Which of course will put a quietus on and Mrs. E. Cook were appointed del­ those "tejus” 40-mile tramps, and the egates to attend the temperance con­ money spent in extra shoe leather can vention at Jackson on the 18th. be pnt to bettefnse. LOCAL GIKBLE-GABBLE. A CHRISTIAN TRAMP A begging tramp knocked at a State St door, one day lost week, and ac­ costed the charitably-minded lady-oftbe-house: “Murm.Jyou see before you, a blight­ ed brother, a Christian as it were, with­ out money and friends. Once I rolled in luxury and had a goodly share of wealth laid by for a rainy day, but a poor relative tempted me to invest in options, and in an evil moment I yield­ ed, and you see before you a wreck, the result of that investment. Please give mo aid, only a gift of ten cents, and angels will rejoice, and I will remem­ ber you in my prayers.” That he was blighted, there was no doubt, for his hair was frowsy, his boots red and full of chasms, and over and around him was a general desolate air, but he didn’t look exactly like a Christ­ ian, and the ten cents was handed over with considerable reluctance and the injunction to not spend it at a saloon. “Oh I marm," he said, “me! a Christ­ ian ! visit a saloon ! I feel you do not realize my situation. I want the moncy to buy bread,’’ and he departed. Nevertheless as the Christian tramp was soon seen issuing from Gass' sa­ loon wiping his mouth on his coat sleeve, the inference is that the ten cents went for a glass of whiskey. Aid Pcnosal Chlt-ChatThe R. R. C. have invested in new singing books. Mrs. H. G. Hale has returned home from Greenville. Bill Bartley says ’twas seven-ap he was playing instead of poker. The W, C. T. U. will furnish the "bill of fare” at the next R. R. C. meeting. Mrs. L. L. Loomis is lying seriously ill at Lansing, with intermittent fever. Mrs. J. M. Wood is in Irving attend­ ing her father who is not expected to And "one of the b(h)oy8" dishes up a lively dose from the X-corners this week. Sample copie* of Tire News 5 cents Don’t foiget the last part of this state­ ment. The revival at the M. E. church, will be continued throughout next week. Cyrus Downing, living up on the state road, is seriously ill with lung • FOUR CORNERS Hxple Qtot», AaIazjo, Ba liars, Feb. 4th, 1880. Mr. Editor:— I ’spose you know that the News has a bigger circulation on this part of our turestral ball, than any other sheet. U you don’t, you do now. And that's the reason why everybody’s so prosperous and happy. True, Pete, gets on a bust two or three times a week, and the girls all go back on Mance ; Fox had a big law-ante, At’s wife’s sick ’cause they’ve got a boy there, Ed. hain’t got no woman, and Alfred hain’t got no babies ; Hank mauls his brother George, Levi 'aint well; Tillotson gets on the war path several times a day, Gran-dad Rumels and his wife are a part, and Silas is in a Pickle half of the time; Chas. P. is likely to die without issue, and Hank never to get a wife, Eli. want’s a school, an<b Walt, has a lame hocj ; die roads are bad, and Billy ’aint likely to get any saw logs this yeah, yet, frail that, we thank the good Lord that we ’aint like other folks. Yes, ’n’ ,I tforgot to ~tell you .«that . our school , is bu ite<1__________________________ „p, tllc tcachor, iltt|„ St.. ______ vens, told the little girls if thej didn't behave, he’d leave, 'n' so they didn’t behave, ’n’ so he left. So Selah he went ’n’ got Johnnie Graves, whose dad’s a boss doctor, ’bout like Frank Fuller, and now Johnnie uu,<: swings on LUC VUU toe cudgel KC1 in 1U coin' to tell our school. ,1Yes ' ’n’ I was i pi . • you ’bout George and Phene, siqge they’re married, but I can tell you tliat better by’m'by. We was all out 'tother night, aud to the north-east we herd , noises eckoin’ from-a-far, comin’ WANTED A JAIL1 through the moonlit?.. It sounded ’sif If there is one thing more than an- J 'twas over in Muleville. Sure ’nuff, other. needed ... iu this village. aside £ w.w. I Will was overjhat way next day, aud from money and morals, it fa unquest- I told us they had a big rackett over to ionably a jail.—a place where the rav­ Potter's singin' skool; and the Creel's ing victims of alcohol may find rest and and Mixes’ got ail mixed up, ’bout a repose. We want a place built that ring raasel. One of the Mixes’ spotted will hold the stoutest and strongest, so one of the Creels’ ’tween the the iye, ’n’ that when those offensively hideous they was goin’ to have a big ’nock­ can-cans and Caucasian howls occur, down, but didn’t, only raved ’n’ tore Marshall Boise can slip up to the of­ ’round, hollered and yelled and trod fending party, fasten his cant-hooks down the virgin sile, and Potter got on bis ear and say, "Here you young Bkared and locked the door. Will said man,” or "You old sardine!” as the one of the Crocls’ was goin’ to Chlott’ case may be, “I want you to go along to have some one ’rented, that one of with me to the loon-a-tick asylum, the Mixes’ was’rested and pade hfa fine, where there is bed enough and to and they’re liabul to have a big time spare, and where you can find rest for over there. So when Satad’y com’ I your weary-worn limbs, sore feet and hurrl’d to the Senter to get the News whisky-tuned vocal organs” ’apoaen of course the West Kalamo Our City Dads got all ready to sub­ man would ’rite the muss up. 1 looked mit the buildjng of such an edifice to and looked, but I couldn’t find a word our voters, a short time since, but for ov it. That feller over tbare, most gensome reason or other. Just before the ’rally finds the news, and lota of ’em, matter was to have been put to the test, and it seams '«if he mite ’av’ rote a their enthusiasm flashed in the pan, coinin’ on thet scrap’, ’n’ maid good and the project collapsed. But now readin’ of it too. the good people of Nashville, begin to You’le here from me ag’in. One er the B’Hots. feel that they have borne with this howling business until forbearance has ceased to be a virtue, and being aware ; —The mass meeting last Sunday eve­ that they have children who are grow­ ning was well attended, and in the ab­ ing up in the presence and hearing of sence of foreign speakers, the time was these patterns of conglomerated dissip­ well filled with rousing speeches from ation, and that the influence of these Messrs E. Chipman. Martin and Brady. brawls are inconceivably bad, almost The remarks of Mr. Martin were par­ unanimously desire the City Dads to ticularly to the point, and constituted immediately appropriate an amount one of the best home talent speeches sufficient to build a place of safety, of the season. where may be enconsed the “devil and —L. Soule M. C. R- R. agent at Lake, his angels,” when they get noisy । and naughty and go about the streets an­ Ind , was the guest of Meters. C, Ains­ noy ing the good people who love law worth and Ja*. Fleming last Saturday. and order. 0! ye City Dads! grant this Mr. Soule contemplates Inverting in little boon, and ye shall be exalted Nashville real estate, when be will be­ come a permanent citizen. amonng the highest of Nashville. i ( j I Miss Helen Allen is enjoying a two week's visit with her cousin May Mitch­ ell, at Charlotte. A. D. Jnirard haring laid aside rail­ road duties for a few days is at home upon a furlough. Capt. G. W. McCormick one of the old land marks of Nashville, was in the village on Wednesday. Miss Ad.x Park after an extended visit at Levi Beigh’s, returned io her home. Republic, 0., on Tuesday. H. Webster is getting out material for a new house to be built immediately, by carpenters Boise A Hubbard. Thanks to our bretheren of the quill, for tho many flattering notices, they have recently favored The News with. The Rev. E. Jones of N. Y., arrived iast Thursday, and will speak at the Christiau church, Sunday morning and evening. C. 8/ Dunham and wife of Maple Grove, were called to Leoni by a dis patch announcing the death of a neph­ ew, on Wednesday. The next meeting of the W. C. T. U. will be held at the residence of Mrs. C. W. Smith on Feb. 10th, at two .o’clock prompt. An interesting meeting is expected. Mt. and Mrs. J, M. Babbitt have bro­ ken up house-keeping, the former to become a sailor between Grand Haven and Milwaukee, and the latter to visit friends at Toronto, Cun. PRESS OPINIONS, I Ai la to a Buhvilb laatftattes. | A P lucky Young Editor.—Our > readers, anil particulaily our Lawton readers, will remember a green-look­ ing boy, named Orno Strong, who tried to run" a—newspaper --at Lawton —------- -----­ some «vear* a*°- He made a g,u<xl °.f .*l; but the odds werftto much against him. I He went to Nashville,.Barry Co., where he started ft paper, The New*. With very scant means, and a mere boy, in a town that no one would piek up for a good newspaper town, he has succeeded in building up as good a local paper as there is in Michigan. He has recently enlarged his paper to a six-column quarto, and the sample copy of the 24th sent us contains every evidence of en­ terprise. grit, and hard work on the part of it's editor. Its circulation is larger than that of any paper in the state published in so small a town. Orno nas fairly earned success, by his perseverance and pluck.—Paw Paw Courier. The best and moat successful mana­ ger of a count.? newspaper in the whole state of Michigan, is Orno Strong, of Nashville. In six years he has increas­ ed the circulation ofhispaper, the-Vcw* from 340 to 1,248, and last week ho en­ larged it to a handsome six-column Suarto, the size of the Journal; and all iia in a village containing a popula­ tion less than the number of hissumcri bers. He is an enthusiast in his busi­ ness, works hard, and is receiving a rich benefit. And one great reason for his unprecedented success is that the business men of Naahville.are wide a­ wake and enterprising, appreciate the value of a good newspaper to the place and give it a hearty support, and they too. are reaping • hundred-fold benefit.—Eaton Rapids Journal. Enlarged—Last week’s Nashville Newt came out enlarged to a six col­ umn quarto and as full of live interest­ ing reading matter as an egg is with meat. Brother Strong is making a good paper and one that is making its way to the families all over Barry Co., as well as building up for its enterpris­ ing proprietor, a substantial fortune. He gives in a retrospect, figures show­ ing that the paper has grow from a cir­ culation of 134 copies on the flrat of Jan, 1875, to a present circulation of 1,­ 948 copies. Our neighbor is simply winning succeM by deserving it— Bellevue GautU. . The Nashville Adcehas been enlarg­ ed to a six column quarto. The News is one of the beat country papers pub­ lished in Michigan, and boors the im­ press of success in every issue. It fa a credit to the genius and energy of its editor, Orno Strong, and a splendid advertisment of the thrift .and enter prise of the village which sustains it —Charlotte BejmWiara. NUMBER 20. All the Journals in Barry and Eaton counties stand in relation to the Nashvillq News of last week about as fol­ lows, counting the News 100: Hastings Banner, 90, Hawk. 83J; Grand Ledge Independent, 80, Eaton Rapids Journ­ al, 78 ; Charlotte Republican, 75; Char­ lotte Leader, 71, Bellevue Gazette, 65; Middleville Republican, 64; Hastings Journal, 21f. This speaks well for the Hawk, as it stands within 1 of the second on the list and with fair pros­ pect of becoming the second. If we continue to improve with the ajre, wo will some day be shin shin with the News.—Vt’vftle Hawk. The Nashville Newt has been enlarg­ ed to a six column quarto, and with the first issue Strong doses his patrons up fourteen columns of local reading mat­ ter. There fa a heap of energv rapped up in that little carcass of his, to say nothing of the head he has. These herculaneous efforts of his were called forth from the fact that a powerful ri­ val camo to Vermontville a year ago. But just wait until our new railroad comes through next summer, and then Orno will be bantering us to trade offices.— Vermontville Hawk. The Nashville Newt has been enlarg­ ed and otherwise greatly improvedfind it was previously one of the very liest weeklies in the state. * Its editor weighs 180 pounds, was poor and rear­ ed poor, but by working hard six yearn with only seven days absence from his office in all that time, has come to own a model newspaper, and now thinks of getting rich—as soon as the price of print paper drops a little.—Ereuin'j The enterprising publisher of the Nashville Newt, Orno Strong, last week enlarged his paper to a 6 column quarto making a fine paper typographically. Strong deserves the prosperity his hard work and close attention to busi­ ness has earned him.—Grand Ledge Independent. We are much plsased to add to our exchange list the Nashville Netet, a bright newsv journal, published by Orno Strong. Evidently Brother Strong knows what the people deman«l in the newspaper line, and knowing, gives it to them.—Homer Index. The Nashville Newn comes tn us en­ larged and improved. The Newt is a good paper and the citizens of that place snow their appreciation of a good thing by giving it a liberal support. Success.—Man ton Tribune, The Nashville Aretc» of the 24th is on our table, and it is a model local paper. For sharpness, enterprise and typo­ graphical neatness it is by far the lead­ ing paper in Barry county.—Saranac Orno Strung has again enlarged his spicy paper, the Nashville A'eica, and now it is tin cight-page, forty-eight column sheet, and more spicey than ever and full to the brim with local and neighborhood news.—Jackton Citizen. Tho lively and interesting paper, the Nashville Newt, comes to us enlarged to an eight page, six column paper. The paper fa one of the liest local publica­ tions in the State.—Charlotte Leader. The Nashville Newt came to ns last week enlarged to six-column quarto. It claims a circulation of 1,348, is a live local paper and is deserving of its sue cess,—Ingham Co., Democrat. The Nashville Newt of January 24lh. comes out enlarged, beautifully print­ ed, full of good matter and in all re­ spects worthy of unstinted praise.— Detroit Free Preu. The Nashville Newt has been enlarg­ ed to a six column quarto and is now one of th«J best .local papers we know of in the state.— Vicksburg Monitor. The Nashville News has been enlarg­ ed to a six column quarto. It is a rat­ tling good local paper.—Portland Ob­ server. The soicy sheet, the Nashville News. has been enlarged and very much im­ proved in appearance.—Battle Creek Tribune. Wo like its enterprise, originality, and life.—Van Buren Co..RepvbUcan. To Electors of ths Township of Oastiston. Notice is hereby given that at the an­ nual township meeting, to be held on the fifth day of April. 1880, a vote will be taken (by ballot) submitting the question as to whether the following named animals shall be allowed to run at large iu said township, viz: Horses, Mules, Sheep and Swine. Dated, Castleton, Feb. 4th, 1880. Chas. H. Bradt. WANTED--4,000 CORDS 8Uve and Heading llolta. The Chai lotto Manufacturing Co. will Dav auk for Stave and Heading Bolts, delivered either on board the care or at the Station at Nashville. See Sta­ tion Agent for particulars, prices, etc. Tho firm of Boise Brothers have this day mutually dissolved, and the busi­ ness will be carried on as heretofore by F. T. Boise successor to Boise Brothers. And all parties having accounts against the firm of Boise Brothers will pleas? present them at my store, also partiers indebted to the above mentioned firm, please call and settle with me. Nashville Mich., Jan. 97th. *80. f.tTboibe. Of late Ann, Botes Brothers. “Nip your cough in the bud,” aaiHoracc Greeley, by taking “Dr. Send­ ers’ Cough Syrup.” Lose no time in MATO—Pl I’wk.oT �Hwullon rui.’ aM <Jm. Gnat. him earlier, hahadUmi imisaaa. of the leading wolf, owing m of the sled, were within But the . . , like the latter oared tittle for thia. The brutes whhntfn* of a meteor, another hard“on her the ea-|. courage and fortitude .___ cape of herself and master. The wolves for an instant relaxed . If the alarmed creature could have r>ralh is natar FIGHT WITH W6LYE8. One of the most muscular, powerfullimbed BCttlera on the old New York frontier, a ovniury since, wm Henreich Kaupman. His arms were like pistdnroda, and he could thrive his huge, mal­ let fist with sucli a tremendous momen­ tum as to fell an ox as if stricken by a thunderbolt two iron-muscled Mohawks, each armed with knives, while Henreich had neith­ er; yet at the first onset he fractured the skull of the foremost Indian, and oore the second one to th? earth as if ne wm nothing but an infant That Indian never reeumed the perpendicular again. ’ • All this is by way of introduction to an a I venture tLut Knupxnon once had with a pack or wolves, and which came fearfully nigh having a fatal result for him. * ; 'n The winter of 17— wm an unusually severe ene throughout the Northern States, and many deaths from exposure and starvation* occurred before the opening of spring. The wolves, bears and other wild animals became nearly famished from hunger, and, a* a conse­ quence, were unusually fierce aud cohrageoua. They came down from the mountains, and woe to the sheepfold that wits left unprotected during the night They were sure to be invaded by the starving animals, aud not a sheep would live to tell the tale. There were tracks around tho barns, whore the wolves had trotted all night m their search for some moans of entrance; their howls could bo heard through the still, cold hours, and more than one housewife had been chased to her very door for imprudently ventur­ ing out after nightfall. Many of the settlers sat in the upper stories of their homes, and amused themselves by shooting the wolves, for whose scalps tho Government had a standing bounty of several shillings. Henreich Kaupman remained ’at home, only venturing forth to attend to his dumb animals and see that they were properly protected during the night. But after a while his stock of groceries became low, and finally gave out altogether. True, be and his fam­ ily could live upon the poultry, sheep and animals they owned, but it wm rather unpleasant to be without tea, coffee, sugar, salt and many other arti­ cles that were more necessities than they were luxuries. By this time, too, the roads had been traversed so much that-they were thor­ oughly broken, and Henreich concluded to harness up liis mare to his sled and go to the village, about four miles distant, and procure the articles which he so much needed. With a want of foresight which he •oouid never explain, he started, out upon his journey without any weapon, except a keen-edged liatchot, which wm carried, in case the aled should give out. In his house hung his trusty rifle, but neither he nor his wife seemed to im­ agine that there would be any call for it, and he drove cheerily away, bidding ’ ' tho mare went at a spanking gait the road toward the village. The latter place—which might more properly be termed a settlement—was reached in due time, the groceries all bought, and everything was in readiness to start homeward. ,''''' Henreich had b*«n storm-bound so long in lua house that he found the companionalrip of his friends at the vil- goesip regaining the affaire Of 'the neigh borhood.thatlbe time nHpped nngo, he found ilJraaatetffci he had no fcars, a* .his wg< derstand that he iiu<L;reipa at the his immediate return. ▼ntawe behind him, auft notified that tbe dim tight by which :he .Wss traveling belonged to the mooff I* flashed upon him that perhaps he wdWdj Encounter danger before reaching home, and he regretted for the twentieth time that he had left his rifle behind. The road, desp between the drifts of snow, was of just sufficient width for the little maro and sled, and the spirit­ ed little animal went forward at a swift gait, while Henreich, somewhat stupe tita feet, and reo the track she had a j eluding bar pursues, for the moment? Tirrwar „ the wolves sprang outmde the rood to when he saw the wolf retreating, ----pass the sleigh, tho depth of the taow tho other two attacking his dauntless so diminished their speed that they fell behind. But should the mare, in her bright object caught his ey6; it wm his terror, spring aside and plunge into, the hatehet lying on the snow, within an snow, Kaupman knew it was all up with ana’s length of the last terrible strug­ both of them. Buch a proceeding gle. Henreich snatched, it up, and wm would disentangle her from the sled; .and, before she could flounder a doxen His arms were bleeding, but their yards through the snow, the wolves giant strength remained. The ne^t in­ would be tearing her to shreds. stant be had split the skull of one of the Henreich leaned forward and spoke wolves, and now he turned, like the kindly, to his animal, which raise a her madman that he wm, upon the fierce cars that were flat with terror, and fell animal that had borne his faithful dog into a more even pace. He then turned, to the ground. and, brandishing his keen-edged hatchet, The first blow laid bare the gaunt shouted to the brutes, but it did not backbone, the next gave his throat a discomfit them in the least. terrible gMb, and the third loosened his Reaching forward he patted his mare feaxful gripe upon the dog. Still he with the* hand., that held the reins, struggled fiercely,when Henreichsprang while he held the hatchet with the upon the animal, qihd cut and hacked other, and kept his eye upon the fero­ and alashed until the wolf was mince­ • \ 1 ’ cious beasts. However, he did not use meat. the weapon, for the closer the wolves As he arose, a hand wm on his kept to the sled, the less they were shoulder, and, tnrniNg, a hand wm on seen by the horse, and, as a consequence, his bosom. there was the lees probability of her “ Henreich 17 terror becoming uncontrollable, and her breaking aside from the path. Long did tho young people stand in So long aa matters remained in their speechless ,embrace; but the weaker relative position, Henreich felt that all supported the strong; for Henreicb’s wm going well • manly nerves were gone, and ho leaned It was not long before the wolves dis­ upon Mary, like a helpless child. covered that there wm littlo prospect of The arrival of the frightened horse success so long oh they remmued in the aroused the wife, and the moment ’ she track, and they now began springing opened the door the dog rushed forth, aside Mid attempting to get abreast of led by hm kindly instinct. Mary fled the horse. In every instance they fell wildly after him. not pausing to bring behind; but each effort revealed them the nfle. But this, it has been shown, to the terrified mare, that had no blink­ was not needed. ... ers, and the furious plunges she made filled Henreich with the greatest anx­ The Speaking Date. iety. The automaton I shall now describe One of the wolvee wm very large and straight-limbed. and showed n speed is a huge carbuncle, in form and ap­ superior to the rest More than once, pearance, just like an ordinary date when he sprung out into the snow, be such m any one would handle and at­ advanced nearer abreast the horse than tempt te eat without suspecting de­ did the others. Upon this gaunt creat­ ception. It was owned and exhibited ure Henreich fixed his eye, and caught by a Hindoo ventriloquist, Srho was also the green tight that played from his a juggler; and he called his.carbuncle “ Tho Speaking Date." Whenever he eyelids. spoke to it the answer came promptly, By-and-by the snow became flatter, and the huge wolf again sprung aside. and appropriately, m it seemed, from Tho speed of these animals is extraor­ the very heart of tho date, which lay on dinary, and he gained rapidly. Hen­ a table, several feat from the exhibitor. It wm not always, however, an obedi reich waited until he got . just abreast, when, rising in his seat, he circled the ent servant, for sometimes, when the hatchet over his head and brought it master gave an order, the date argued the point, making objections, offering down with the quickness of lightning. The head of the wolf was clef; in twain, excuses, and finally yielding, m it were, and with a dying yelp he doubled over under protest It would complain thit it wm “sleepy,” in the snow, and wm quickly left be­ or“tired of doing the same thing over hind. and over," or “the people were not pay­ One of the dreaded animals wm dis­ ing attention." But all thia, only en­ patched. There were three left aa furi­ hanced the interest of the occasion; and ous for blood m ever, and the-se never when, at irat, the fobeltions little thing abated their speed in the least. Had concluded todo aa it wm bidden the they got a taste of the blood of their andience wm in ecstasies. companiop they would have gagged themselves on him before seeking the once, m if from the very heart of the horse; but he whisked off the stage' of date, putting fvth its long, pointed life so suddenly' that they scarcely leaves, then th<r dainty blooms, and noticed his absence. finally a clump of the luscious fruit The distance from homo was rapidly But of this we were not invited to eat, diminishing between the quick steps of for it disappeared suddenly, and only the mare, which continued to carry the tho single little golden-brown date we sled at full speed, until the fear of over­ had seen at tbo first ren-ained. This turning t>ecame again a source of anx­ was, of course, only a specimen of the iety. Henreich, too, had learned by sleight-of-hand “tricks" that Hindoo this time that these were no ordinary jugglers know so well how to perform, animals with which he had to deal, but while the apparent speaking of tho dt«te sharp-bet, fiercely courageous and de­ wm tho result of ventriloquism—the termined brutes, to which man or beast juggler ‘ being able to make his voice would be alike welcome, their prefer­ Bound as if it camo from where the date ence, however, as manifested by their lay, and so induce the audience to think acrons, being for horseflesh. that the voice came out of the fruit-like These were not the animals to be carbuncle itself. frightened away by the sight of a man’s But, after this, the stone jumped, house, and there wm a bad open space walked, ran and finally, with head and between the outskirts of the forest and wings suddenly attached, flew across the Henreich’s home, to which be looked stage and alighted between the conjur­ with no tittle apprehension. er’s joined hands. This wm all aocociThey had now approached the very plisbed by means of machinery adroitly edge of the wood, and the wolves began hidden between the carbuncle and the gaining on each ride. The terror- golden taipod upon which it lay. Cu­ stricken horse became uncontrollable, rious and startling m were the move­ aud, bounding terrifically forward, ments, they were wonders of mechanism, caught the sled against the stump of a and, of course, had nothing to do with tree, overturned it, and galloped away supernatural powers, such m the venat a full run, leaving Henreich alone in triloauist pretended to possess.—St. the snow. Nicholas.' Before he could rise, he felt the brutes Washington as a Fireman. clawing at his throat, but his garments In 1774s the Friendship Fire Com­ were ao thick that he wm saved from injury, and, rising to his feet threw pany, which still exists, wm organized. them off Kia hatchet had been jerked It at first consisted of citizens who, out out of his hand as he fell, and he looked of "mutual friendship,” agreed to carry desperately around for it, bnt it wm not to every fire “ two leathern bueKeta and one great bag of oenabtirg or wider to be found. I. •. By this time the trare was almost out JHnnen.” WMhington wm made an honof eight, and two of the wolvee were up on toe defenseless man, and the other, delegate to the Congreaa of 1774, at Philadelphia, he examined the fire en­ gines in use there, his rehirn to _______ r Philadelphia to the Continental Con­ next moment was surrounded. . ,4 The powerfulman now.,called into gress in 1775, he bought from one Gibbs play all the strength for whivft. he. was a small fourth-class engine for £80 10a., so renowned. He struck furiously at and just before-he’set out for Boston heights to become Commander-In-Chief them off when they attempted to cling he dispatched thi»»little engine to the Co him. Haff be foaieahed U weapon, Friendship Company. When in AlexeVen a cfob, it is hot impossible that he and with a knife he could have . ripped them open; But there was no hope, fighting with ■ hie nuked hands. Eia blood had al- Their lithe, heavy bodies X against him, as if im] " ‘>ir ***•• motion rpalled rum dpwn.. .nl. of the sled. The sweets of this earth, the mystery. He was half axleop and half conscious when he became aeutibla of a ranid in­ reioh's mind; nay, in a^obriw, ter­ crease in the motion of the sled. He rible momenta, the particulars found guish them. In the last year of his me a fire occurred near the market. He wm riding down King street, fol­ lowed by his servant, aba on horseback, aad he saw the Friendship engine poor ly manned. Biding up to . a group of well-dressed gentlemen near by, he called out: "Whv are you idle there, gentlemen ? It is' your business to lead in these matters." And, throwing the bridle of his horse to his servant, he Isaped off and seised the brakes, fol­ lowed by1 a crowd that gave the engine each a “atoaking up" as it nevdr knew afterward.—TFin. F. Came, tn Har­ per's Magazine, while Marcy would often do things for effect- In thia—hie aversion to any- times thought he leaned baokwar^' When I formed my Cabinet I consulted stupendous private interests that I did not think it would be fair to offer him such £ place without first knowing whether he could accept. I thought his genius for business would be the quality required for the treasury, and I wanted the treasury conducted on strict business principles. When I ment wm James F. Wilson, of Iowa. I appointed Mr. Waahburne under pecul­ iar circumstances. Mr. Wiwhburne knew he wm going to France, and wanted to go. I oalled on him one day when he wae ilL I found him .in a desponding mood. He said that before going to a country like France he 1 would mudh like to have the prestige of a Cabinet ofllce; that it would help his mission very much. He suggested the treasury. I had already spoken to Mr. Stew­ art on the subject, and said I would make him Secretary of State. So ouno the appointment You re­ member Schofield was retained for a time m Secretary of War. I did this to mark my approval of his course in going into Johnaonfs Cabinet. As a matter of fact, before Schofield accept­ ed Johnson’a. offer he, consulted with me, and I advised .him to accept. But Schofield was in the army, and a Gen­ eral. Of course he could not resign a life position of so high a grade to take a political office that would last four years. And I do not think it proper that an officer in high rank should be either at tho head of the army, or navy. After Rawlins died, I debated for some time between Belknap, whom I did ap­ point, and Fairchild, now the Consul General in Paris. What decided be­ tween the two were state considera­ tions. I appointed Mr. Borie to the navy because I knew him to be on oxsited character, one of the best types of Americans I have ever knpwn; a mer­ chant who had amassed, a large fortune, and perfectly fitted fat any place. If Mr. Borie had felt able or willing to undergo tho labors of the Navy Depart­ ment, he would have maae an admira­ ble Secretary. He declined the plaoe, and only remained for a time at my urgent entreaty. I wanted the Navy Department to go to Pennsylva­ nia and offered it to George H. Stuart, of Philadelphia. He wm a business man and Could not accept. Then I asked Lindley Smith, of Phila­ delphia. His profeMoonal engagements were too absorbing. Mr. Borie men­ tioned Robeson, and arranged that we should meet on an excursion I was tak­ ing to West Point. Here I made Robeeon’s acquaintance, and out of it came his appointment to the Navy Depart­ ment. After I pave the treasury to Boutwell, of course it would not do to have two Cabinet officers from Massu-: chusetts, and Mr. Hoar retired. I have a great esteem for Mr. Hoar, and was sorry the Senate did not confirm his nomination for the Supreme bench. 1 look back upon my Cabinet selections with great pleasure, and am very gra’alu.1 to the gentlemen associateil with mo for their assistunce. Boutwell went out of the Cabinet to become a Sena­ tor. But I think he regretted it. He told me one day that he felt homesio^ after leaving the administration. I wm sorry to lose him. I had difficulty in inducing Mr. Fish to remain eight years. At one time be wm bo bent on resigning that I had selected his suecoMor. It would have been President White, cf Cornell. Under the present administration one thing has been achieved which I admire, namely, the proper position of the General of the Army. It is how m it wm before Mnrcy,. M Secretary of War, quarreled with' Scott Scott became angry and re­ tired to Elizabeth, leaving Marcy in command of th'' army. Secretaries have commanded it ever since until now. Now it is m it should be, and I think it will remain. “I never knew Greeley well," aaid the General, "and don’t think I ever m«?t him until after I was elooted President But I had a great respect for his char­ acter. I wm raised in an old-line Whig family, my father being an active man m the Whig party—attending con­ ventions and writing resolutions. So that all my earliest predilections were for Greeley and his principles. I tried very hard to be friendly with Mr. Gree­ ley and went out of my way to court him, but somehow we never became coadiaL I invited him to the White House, and he dined with me. Gree­ ley had strange notions about the kind of men who should take office. He be­ lieved that when a man was a helpless creatnre, who could do nothing but burden his friends, and wm drifting be­ tween the jail and the poorhouse, he should have a^_ office. For good men the Government would been in the hands of B. C "By the way,” said the General, "the indirect claims case, as presented in our case against England at the time of the Alabama arbitration, was an illus­ tration of what those in authority are compelled sometimes to do as a matter of expediency. I never believed in the presentation of indirect claims against England. I^did apt ■ think it would do any jpoff I knew England would not consider them, and that it would com­ plicate our meritorious case by giving her something to complain about. When Mr. Fish prepared our case against England, ana brought it to me for approval,-! objected to the indirect claim feature. Mr. Fish said he entire­ ly agreed with me, but it wm neceesary to consider Mr. Sumner. Mr. Sumner wm at the head of the committee in the Senate that had charge of foreign af­ fairs. He wm not cordial to the treaty; we had overruled one of his nuggeetions, namely, that our find condition of peace with England should be the withdrawal of her flag from the American conti­ nent. That suggestion wm a declara­ tion of war, and I wanted peace, not war. Mr. Sumner had also laid great stress on indirect claim a. Not to con­ sider them in our case, therefore, would offend him. Thon, if we made a treaty without considering indirect claims, they would exist M on unsettled ques­ tion, and. bo used by demagogues as pretext* for embroiling us at some fm tore time with England. The surest way of settling tho indirect claim ques­ tion wm to send it co the Genova tri­ bunal. Tho argument of Mr. Fish con­ vinced me, but somewhat against my will. I Hupposo I consented because I was sincerely anxious to be on good terms with Mr. Sumner, m I wanted to bo with all of our leading Republicans.r And Mly le*d« PITH IND POINT PiNARHORifiM—Better late than hardly ever. “Then, I suppose, Miss Strongmind, you and Mr. Sparrow are soon to be man and wife ? " “ No, sir; woman and husband.” An Irishman tells of a fight in which there wm only one whole nose left in tho whole crowd, “and that belonged to the tea-kettle.” “ I am Mtonished, my dear young lady, at your sentiments; you make mo start!" “Well, sir, I’ve been waiting for you to start for the last hour.” Is there a Bcientifio man in the country who can tell, after a nook gets a hole in it, wh^t becomes of the ma­ terial that once took the place of the operture ? “ You just take a bottle of my medi­ cine," said a quack doctor to a con­ sumptive, “ and you’ll never cough FACTS A5D FIGURES. Poor’s Manual (1878) gives the tote number of miles of railroad operated in tho United States as 74,112. and the total oort of construction, $3,715,725,000—about an .average of $50,000 per mile. The latest etatisties in reference to the miles of telegraph tines give tho length of various lines in the United Staten as 70,618, and the length of the wires as 164,610. We have no informa­ tion regarding their cost Over 20,000 car-loads of live and dressed poultry are carried into New York city yearly, and 25,500,000 dozens eggs go to the same market. According to-the best estimates, the United 8tales produces 9,000,000,000 of eggs annu­ ally. The poverty of Germany, as com­ pared with France, u indicated by the statement that the latter country has 100,000,000 acres of land under cultiva­ tion, with a population of 39,000,000; while Germany, with a population of 42,000,000, has only 80,000,000 acres de­ voted to farming purposes. Of the 202 minor planets now known, 155 have been discovered by ten astron­ omers. The list is as follows: Peters, 38; Watson, 23; Palisa, 21; Luther, 20; Goldschmidt, 1-1; Borrelly, 9; Hind, 9: De Gasparis, 7; Proep. Henry, 7, ana Hogson, 7. The whole number of dis­ coverers is thirty-three. The two towers of the Cologne Ca­ thedral, which is now nearly completed after centuries of work, are the highest in the world. They are 524 feet 11 inches and 415 feet 1 inch high, respec­ tively, while St Peter’s at Rome is but 409 feet 2 inches. The ridge tiles of the Cologne Cathedral are 360 feet 3 inches from the ground, while the top of the dome of St. Paul’s in London is only 4 feet 10 inches highef. The annexed table shows the com­ mercial failures in tfie country and the liabilities for eight years: 1>71 Ml, MTS SIS1.I0A0UU 9UIX>C.«UO 1V1.11T.OOU The last census reports 47,846 per­ sons engaged in 5,204 establishments, making cigars, snuff chewing or smok­ ing tobacco; the value of the products $72,762,044, an increase of nearly 76 per cent over that of 1860, in tobacco and snuff and 268 per cent, increase in the production of cigars. Tobacco crop in the year 1840, 219,163,319 pounds; 1850, 199,752,655 pounds; I860. 434,209.461 pounds; 1870,262,­ 735,341 pounds. In 1878 the tobacco erop was 392,546,700 pounds, valued at $22,187,428. v ■ Wesley Summers, of Pickens coun­ ty, 8. 0., a colored boys littlo less than IB years old, defied his father's opposi­ tion by marrying. The father epent all the next day hunting for his son, and. finding him in tho evening, took him home, where the youthful bride­ groom was beaten until be was almost senseless. The unhappy boy then em­ ployed the little btrength he had left in committing suicide. / . “My darling,” wrote a husband to his wife, *T shall not be home till very' late dution. I remember on one occasion this evening. Do not wait for me" It’s meeting him on the train between for thy sake I work by the light of the Washington and New York. I had a special car, and sent for him to come in. bright, dazzling sunshine.” She didn’t wait; she went and got a detective and hunted him up. Mr. Greeley, accounts for your always An interesting French blue-book Hm been found, showing that the Jesuits, hanging about the Washington hotels though thrice expelled from France, with letters of recommendation from hold prosperous establishments in fiftyhim in their pockets. He was much an­ one of its eiguty-ope departments. noyed tot my personal application, al­ though I had no idea of offending him. Turkey’* territorial loss is estimated I don’t think he ever quite forgave me by a German authority as a territory for my railery. Greeley was a man of almost as large as Prussia proper, with ' great influence and capacity, but I think a population of 11,000,000. The man or woman who has never loved, hugged, kissed, played with, listened to, told stories to, or thorough­ ly spanked a child has missed the car­ dinal joys of life. Restaurant patron : “ These sausages are’ardly up io the mark." Waiter: “They ain’t, eh? Well, d’ye expect Italian greyhound and thoroughbred Scotch terrier for two bits ?* “Don't be afraid to praise your ser­ vants when they deserve it,” remarks an exchange; but the minute the hus­ band tries that on the hired girl she has to hunt for another mtn*t»nn. A young man in the ’'Answers to Correepondente" column in a New York paper asks: “How can I command a copious command of language?” We would suggest that he try sitting down on a tabk. A South American plant has been found that cures bashfulnesB. It should be promptly tried on the man who leaves the hotel by tho back window because he is toe diffident to say good-by to the cashier and clerk. “Fullness under the eye denotes language,” wo are told. So it does, and, we fear, bad language, too, at times. In a recent instance a fullness under the eye denoted that the poasseasor had called a man a liar. A washerwoman, a regular and at­ tentive listener at church, was com■ 'ended by her pastor. “Yes," she said, “ after my hard week’s work is done, I git bo rented to come to church, and sit and think about nothin* I ” A man out West has sued a newspa­ per for libel because it said he killed a man. The newspaper wants to compro­ mise, and advises him to make the re­ port true by killing somebody. He has accepted the advice, and is hunting around for the editor. Art received rather an awkward criti­ cism from a free-and-easy young man who met a sculptor in a social circle, and addressed him thus: “Er—er—ao —mud heads?” And this was the ar­ tist’s reply: “Er—or, not all of ’em; I pidn’t make yours.” ‘dS.t A confirmed card-player became oonIK-rhaps because he had a long ruu of bad lack, and perhaps for higher reasons. He broke the subject xery gently to hia companions when they ‘ware busy at they favorite game by saying, serioualy, “ Well, friends, I think after all that a great deal of valuable time is wasted in playing cards.” His partner, who never dreamed sf the depth of his remark answered, “ Yes, I've often thought so, too. New, just think, for instance, how much time we waste in idiuflling.’’ THE WOLF AND THE MOUSE. till supper Unit th* r«at k> laid him clown and went to . �■ ----- -------- — in tUMULXL DUBL. tho relative strength of a buffalo was the morning that I could bear of these savage brutes, we took the pre­ noting, with an Two' of the bulls were tremendous caution to salute him with.two balls >g the cliffs in fellows—shaggy, and -with enormous from a pretty safe distance. He did trjj. sheep, were ' manes and humps. Their stub horns not stir. almost my only mean:-, of amusement, were bj ant, but of hvge thickness. On approaching nearer, we discov­ There is not a shadow of doubt ^■d bat fc« these- my life would indeed The^o were old bulla. The other wm ered that the animal’s intestines were a large proportion ot these fires m sjve been a lonely one. protruding from on ugly wound low Tint of the hunting do one could years old, but hia noms were sharp— down in its left side, and it scarcely complain, for there is ho better hunt­ tolligsnt infidel, who stared me in the occupants, and incendiarism are the ing-ground in the world than the they stuck out like two ebony spikes— needed the dried gore on the young . face while he asked me if I was posi­ principal causes of fire. Were these Saskatchewan country and the region and his coat wm vary glossy, almost ball’s horn to testify m to how the black , • wound was given. tive that my Christianity was true: to causes remedied or removed, fires would lytng northward of it, along the foot But the long-legged ox wm the ani­ Cline skinned the bear for me, and which I replied that I had not a doubt, be “few and far between."—Insurance Of the Rock; mountain range. Buffa­ mal I wanted. He was standing in fine I have the skin in my poaseerion. It and that the evidence was fixed in my lo (bison) still team in great herds on position, with his ride fair to me. But measures rather over six feet in length heart; to which he replied that it had Gm. Washington. the plains to the eMt the distance wm greater than I had es­ in its present dried condition. Alive, always been a difficult thing for him to tain valleys, and ther timated. I was almost afraid to rink a believe a doctrine that was a matter of shot; but I saw if I could but work my Wolves—white, gray and black—are way round a hundred rods or so to the , at the quiet town of Alexandria. There always sneaking about the skirts of the right, I might creep up dose to them said he, " I am in the habit of wiring ; he may find, if he will but blow aside great buffalo herds; and because large from behind the big rock. At the cone of Vesuvius one generally Christians whether they have the assur­ the dust of a century, foot-prints of the game is so plenty the region is much For a minute or two I weighed the finds the same cbtasof men seen at Averance that the Lord is with them, and ’ Father of his Country that tell of his infested by ferocious gray bears, the chances, and had about concluded to no, and threats are often employed to when they answer in the affirmative1 ways as he moved round about his home. danger of stumbling on one of which fire from where I lay, and risk it, when extract money. At Vesuvius an able­ Elsewhere the great chief is on horse­ is tho chief drawback to a hunter’s en­ a sudden movement in the thicket close bodied man requires no help, Ascend­ though they had been caught in tho back, or sits high in some chair of state, joyment. at hand, accompanied by a swaying of ing by carriage to the plateau where aotof stealing. Anct, for my part, I No sportaman, however well pro­ the boughs, arrested my attention, and, the observatory stands, he ha^ simply never oan be a Christian as long as I lofty and removed from obmmon men; but iu Alexandria he is dismounted and vided with breechloaders, will volun­ to my amazement, there emerged before to walk on to the base of the cone, and find such poor representatives of Chris­ afootr-a townsman and a neighbor. tarily risk an encounter with one of then climb the mountain or ashes as he tianity. Why, sir, it is the rarest thing The town and Washington came to- these grizzly monsters. Their extra­ best may. He is sure, however, of be­ that I can find a man that is positive', gather into active life; for it was just ordinary fiero&neaa, as well as cunning, the buffalo bulls. ing followed by the frightful-looking and, therefore, there must be something as he grew from childhood into youth, has never been a whit exaggerated. My heart gave a jump, and then I creatures who haunt the scene, and wrong. When a business man makes at his t rother’s home, Mount Vernon, On tho morning above alluded to, I curled down as low behind the under­ sometimes half a dozen attend him, himself known to me as such, ho does that the neighboring hamlet of Belhaven had gone </ut early from the camp of a , growth, and lay as snug to the ground, pointing out the rongh but beaten path, not say, 4 I think I am a member of grew into the town of Alexandria. Bel­ hunter named Cline, on the MaLood ‘ m I well could. In a moment Isaw by and enlarging upon the necessity of their such and such a firm,*41 hope I am thus haven was a tobacco warehouse and nver, wilh-^hom I was stopping a few his movements that he wasn't after me, valuable semcea. ■ Arriving some and so.' Ixio not question his veracity, some log-huts on the southern part of days. The place was well up anjong and that he probably knew no inure of morning baforfi the throng of visitors and rarely think it necessary to ask him a patent owned by the i great-grand­ the mountains, arid the river bottom, my jlrcaence than I had known of his. come to drink the vino loco, and make for any papers to prove it, because he Vesuvius merry, the solitary ’ visitor is is positive about it; but tho usual an­ children of one John Alexander, who thouglTUp^n and grassy m plate of Like myself, he was buffalo-stalking. in 1669 paid 6.U00 pounds Of tobacco several ocrea’ extent together, was Probably ho had come into the thicket impressed by the loneliness and desola­ swer to my plain question is, *1 hop© for nine miles of nver-ahore nearly bordered by timber and thickets of ahead of me. But if I. had chanced to tion of the scene. The path to the foot so.’ * I am trying to be,* 41 used to be,’ opposite what is now the District of scrub. 4 firo, os I had concluded to, I have no ’ of the cone lies through billowaof black or - would like to be.’ Suppose I was Columbia. Just after this purchase, The sun had not risen when I left our doubt I should have been in lively buri- la™, resembling frozen mud, while iu appointed Primo Minister to some for­ Washington’s great-grandfather bad led tent, but in tho gray light I saw a small near, by that time. As it was. I thanked threading tortuous gullifea ao prospect eign state, and my business was to rep­ from the settled lands near tho mouth herd of buffalo feeding on the edge of my lucky stars, and, lying as *ow as poa- meets the eye bnt the sky overhead and resent the interests of the United of the Potomac a troop of railitia to ; the woods across the river, about half sible, determined to be a spectator only, the dark pyramid of ashes rising in States of America, would I leave any punish the Dogne Indians for tho' a mile distent and see hia grizzly majesty do the hunt- j front, crowned with ite cloud of vapor, room in the mind of tho Governor as murder of Robert Hen, a herds­ There were about a dozen of them, ing, and then take the first opportunity j popularly supposed to be smoke. There to the genuineness of ray mission? If man, near whut is now Mount Ver­ -uid with my glass I could see that three of slipping away. is an indescribable solemnity in tho the Bible is true, and you are tho rep­ non. He became enraptured with these or four out of the number were cows. On emerging from the hemlock, the ! view, especially when it is remembered resentatives of its blessings, why are magnificent hills, and soon included We were in need of a fresh moat grout brute stood parfly up, aud swayed that but a thin crust lies between one’s you aAamed to own it?" them in a patent of 7,000 acres. Over supply. So, without waking Cline, who himself to and fro once or twice snif- | feet and seas of liquid fire. Horeb itI was not just then prepared for such sixty years afterward this tract de­ had got in late from his beaver traps ting the buffalo. self oilers no such scene of desolation. a sermon from this celebrated infidel. scended to Lawrence Washington, the' night before, I took my gun. a dou­ Then he moved toward them. I ex- , It is, therefore, with a sense of relief Although he did not seem to doubt my George's elder brother, who married a ble-barreled twelve-bore Dickson, and pected they would scent him, and in I that the foot of tjie oonu is reached, and statement, yet he taught mo a lesson I daughter of Ool. William Fairfax, of setoff for the herd. stoutly make off. the ascent commenced. Here every will not soon forget, and that lesson We had a little raft on the river, upon But they did not appear to notice I foot gained enlarges the vision, which was tho awful responsibility of profess­ Belvoir, the County Lieutenant, and became neighbor to hit father-in-law which I crossed over, and then, keeping him at oil till he had approached ere long takta in the flanks of themouning Christians.—Advocate of Christian by settling at Mount Vernon. Hither in tho alders along the bonk, went up within twenty-five or thirty yards, when 1 tain, sweeping down and away xtoward : J Holiness. came young George Washington, fresh and around the open plat, and followed the nearest of the bulls—one of the Herculaneum and Pompeii, while bc•A- All Thinr» Ar® Now iu*dy.** from school. Having faded to be a down in the timber beyond it, tlnnking two old shaggy ones _____ —__________ suddenly _______ faced yond is the blue Bay of Naples, formed From age to age the call is still the I midshipman, be was becoming a land it would be no difficult matter to^get a round with a low •“”Boo! * ""and, arching by the promontories of Borrento and same. As one generation sweeps another surveyor—a profession not so opposite shot at short range. his neck, pawed the turf, showing no Misene, and islanded by Capri, Procida, off the stage—some deeding, some de- I as might seem; for in mathematical But the buffaloes had the “ wind" of signs _.Do.____________________________________ and Isceia. But who could enjoy anyof fear or of retreating. spiring, some not even hearing the ba- i methods the punraiti are identical, and mo from that ride, and without hurry­ The other two bulls began booing , thing her? while the importunate Vesunignant invitation, it is still repeated: I the survey of a wild country is, in peril ing. or seeming to notice my approach, and pawing where they stood, a few i vian is at hand, insisting that the tourist “All things are now ready." Yes, at , and adventure, not unlike a voyage at the whole herd bore off to the nght,and rods awny, but did not appear dis- ! fchall have four men to carry him up on whatever moment the poor, sin-rick. | sea. Into Belhaven young George moved down along the timber on that posed to retire from the field. The ox, ■ a chair, or at least two men to haul with starved, exhausted sinner first begins j Washington rode every day. Tradition ride faster than I could make my way however, sheered off beyond the rock, ■ a rope, which they try to make fast to feel his.want, and turns his dim and says that ■ - ho ■ came ten times during one through it without noise. and stood looking on, with now and .around, ,. . your waist?. IfIfyou do dr not zrt . haggard eyes toward that scene of week, each time upon a different horse, I followed for a hundred rods or then a loud snort. know them thoroughly, you may give splendor and festivity, before unknown every one on animal that would have more, and once was up within ninety Seeing the bull on his defense, the thorn a tip to go away; but the uninitiat­ or madly disregarded—however un­ delighted Gen. Grant In those days yards; but 'the cows, which are shyer grizzly rose partially again and looked ed finds, to bis dismay, that the only timely the appeal may seem—though the fine rider of a fine horse readily than tho bulls, hod moved still further him over, then, dropping to his feet, he effect of a fee is to make them hold on, the prayer bo breathed at midnight, in won liin way to the popular heart. The the appetite for lire growing with what advanced upon him. tho dark, from the beggar’s hovel, the 1.U had borrowed in turn all the best At last, out of patience, I sent a shot The bull held himself drawn up with it feeds upon. Thus the villains pursue field of battle, or the dungeon, or the norses of the country-aide, aud he man­ after them at long range, which had the head lowered aud horns just visible in (,i you to the summit,,where look into -------------------------------- fyou -----------------scaffold—the response is still the same: aged each with such skill and grace effect of instantly stampeding the hard the hnge maw of his shaggy mane, He [ the crater, and perhaps walk on its edge “ Come, for all things are now ready." that thereafter bis future was made in down tho river. looked like a lion, thus arched for fight, . for a quarter of a mile, roast an egg on The resort to this supply can never be the village. Shouldering my rifle, I stinted, in co and with his tail standing out behind, the brimstone rocks, and burn the end of too early; it should never bo too late. 1 The family circle, at Belvoir and very good humor, to go back to the Neither the grizzly nor the bull ut- | your staff, to prove to the world that It can never be too early; for the soul Mount Vernon included, besides the river, across tho meadow, fo&gi cup of tered a sound; but when the bear had you have actually been there. In makis never without consciousness of want . visitor, Lord Fairfax, Baron of Cam- coffee, at least, before further hunting, ceme within ten feet, perhaps, the bull ' ing the descent, even the guides will —a restless craving for enjoyments, eron, Col. William Fairfax, his son when, chancing to turn, I saw three charged him. i not pretend that you need help, since better than the Ixrst it has'experienced. 1 George William Fairfax, his sons-in-law white goats just over tho top of the I expected now to witness a grand j it is simply a swift elide down an ash It should never be too late—os it is, j Lawrence Washington and John Oar­ timber among tho crags which here wall set-to. But the onset was over in an ' heap hundreds of feet high, inclining at alas I too late for thousaodr ---------- । *lyle, * and* — • ■ of- in theRriver bottom. thousands—*because William ** Ramsey, a cousin instant. an angle of fifty degrees. Yourtormentall things are now iready .22, , ; and when all the Washingtons. These gentlemen The goats were looking at mo. Prob­ The bear gave one sweep of his paw. ora, however, will greet you at the things are now ready, and the opjxirtu- united __________________________ ___ ______ with the Alexanders,,who owned ably they had heard the report of the The bull fel], His thick neck was , bottom, nnd renew theirchimors for tips, nity afforded of securing them but the Belhaven land, and some village gun. Though wall up among rocks, broken. He scarcely seemed to stir which they often frighten out of strong transient, it is self-destruction to refuse traders, 1__ 2__ ,__ 2 established ■ . _____at. ~ and a .town Bel- they were not, I judge, more than three- where he lay, feet up. | men. With Italians the tipis anessenacceptance—it is folly, it is madness haven warehouse, designed as a practical fourths of a mile from where I stood. That one quick sidewise stroke hod । tial, ana must be had. If necessary, a even to postpone it.—J. A. Alexander matter to make money, and us a matter I had never yet been able to shoot done its fatal work. Yet from where I ’ resort is made to cruelty, as when the I taste to honor at the same time the one of these goat-antelopes, for they was it seemed to have been but a pat wretches at Sorrento come daily before ■v u v. royri family of England and the Fair- were the wariest of game; yet I thought The bear sniffed the fallen ball once your hotel, tormenting bards in order Nobow .bout religion m.y grow up Umil Amenci_ Tho new or twice, then advanced toward the | that English and Americans may purm people , hud, ..hur grow, on them j iM „ righ, there was a chance of moving wanly without toy feeling. angllw. Ono center street. Cuneron. through the woods to the foot of the other old Sull, who was pawing and j chase their exemption from suffering MnchUmtwe ommotoshof mm>,we!a^tod MnU. King. Prineo mid crags, and then making a shot Bo I at booing in deepest bate. The latter by uispenaing small coins. An appeal stopped when he saw the grizzly coming : to the police was of no use; out we .re, OI » gUd. if soy wme ud inend- ; Doko ,'ti n„’h bj Qnoen once turned back. But I had my labor for my pains. toward him, nnd in silence, as the first ! heard with satisfaction, a few daytiafter, ly man wiU offer. Princess and Duchess streets, and these 1 that at Florence a branch of Mr Bergh’s WhoMioTer oxmnws. nnd enjoy. . cro„^ bj nnothoroenter.troet, When I reached the foot of the rocks, hail done, awaited tho onset. The encounter wob bat & repetition * society, the first in Italy, had been Sonptnre foeh. tlmt ho u brought । flank^d Itor.l street on one the goats were Dot iu sight; and even no^w to God thereby. . I ride nnd th. ri.or on the other. Anx- after climbing cautiously up to the sum­ of the other. When the bear was with-! established by the Italians themselves, L .™V"t.,‘TC^Ur ion. » th. young .urr.yor, George mit of the crags I could not discern a in a few feet tho bull charged. With I The cruelty of the common people in trace of them. The shy creatures had one stroke the grizzly hud him dead on Italy is something remarkable. Everymind ail. the h<«rt wiU pure his back. where in the villages we found the tiun.1. fooling .erve, for edith-bon. . hi, ,h„ taken hasty leave. But while looking for tho goats I saw Tins time I actually heafd the bull’ti peasants putting out the eyes of birds Cnrut hu both to mnke Hmmrif de- thi, mfd7by hi. relative, und neck crack! That such a;'ncck could | to make them sing.— B. F. De Costa, more buffalo. Over beyond the crags «r«d ni. gueot, mtd to per>ud« thoM | .riond. without bi. tamdinritr. there was a green, open plat, as Isrgeas a thus be broken seems incredible. Yet I »*» Harper's Manasine. who rir^dy demrogim that Ho » moot Tbo loto o( the „„ to,n we„ small-farm, in the midst ,of which there oue stroke of the grizzly’a paw did. it; willing to oomo. I on the 18th of July, 1749. Among tho How Much to EaU It » quite urinml mid j«y omM [ ,rarchn«,™ weroLnwrene. Wwhmgton. was a Utle pond-hole, besides a great of tha4 I am positive. An American soldier h'-s daily given I thought the young bull would now iI that there .hould be much homely »d , Jolm 0„j j A(Um Sl, h.c, rimrwnrd upright reddish rock, or butte, which ‘ him 22 ounces of bread, 12 ounooe of mrnple nntrabr. m th. Bible. Th» I , ,obritern under Brmfdock, .nd one of bad a tuft of little poplars growing on run. But with a pride not less than pork dr bacon, or 20 ounces of fresh or that of the two old veterans he stood salt beef, 16 ounces of potatoes three makes us feel that “salvation" comas to Washington’s Generals in the Revolu­ the top of it It was an odd-looking place, all sur­ his ground, bawling and viaioutdy slat­ times a week, 16 ounces of rice, with 16 the Aquae; and does not merely wait tionary army, and John Champo, father rounded by reddish crags and bare ting his spike horns. in the church till we go to it ounces of coffee, 2.04 ounces of sugar, of Bergt. Maj. Champe, of Lee’s legion, After a sniff st the , old ball, m if to .64 of a gill of beans, 32 of a gill of vin­ The Evangelic narratives domesticate who feigned desertion in the hope of gravel knolls, except on the side next the “Gospel* in our souls; the dignified capturing the traitor Arnold. The bids the crags on which I stood, where there mnke ante that he was dead, the grizzly egar and 9.16 of a gill of salt. As to the walked coolly toward the survivor. truth becomes affable, y*t remains dig­ were made in Spanish pistoles. The was a low thicket of hemlock. The quantity of this food, it is larger and But thq younger bull waa leas phleg­ more abundant than would seem at nified; and we love what we revere, lots, one-quarter acre each, sold nt from thicket may have been from a quarter because it is so familiar with us.—Rev. $15 to *250 each. Young Washington to half an acre in extent, being just a matic than the old ones. He roared right to be necessary, but the liberality little patch of thick evergreens along and tore the earth with his hornu, and, in food has this great advantage: that, T. T. Lynch. had no money to spare to buy town lots; without waiting for the bear to come the edge of the grassy open. of nara hard work, the Iftwgue fatigue OI of ine the J V. 1 . 1.1.____ -.1 t in time ume oi wora, vne but he owned some land opposite Fred­ The Waste by Fires. ““ * “ i> din>ini.h«l th. po-CT Up in the shadow of the big rock, ericksburg, and was already earning a close to the water-hole, were three buf doubloon aonmoon. a day a., by oy surveying rarrojmg the we wild ,i.a T.rb, ■WJBuWmU, D^e. wofal wrt,- H o( Fld/(aI The bear akruek , but becanae «f the qaantjty then, provided for a solfolo bulls, and one of those queer, long­ „£ Vniud j, the citizens of these United States I - -he was legged buffalo oxen, such as are some­ ,,11.*..mohoE. of tU. joiiH boll.Ml di ------ .—-.-las this survey was completed, dier of the United States army is larger ig b th0 ^k. ought to fa—c----1 . ' [ commissioned Major in the Colonial times seen in the herds hereabouts, and think, hr mlMd h» Mria^irokri “Pihntl than is consumed by the general work­ For u moment or two there was a ingman. Of course, various conditions some of which grow to be fully two ►OI--------------- I militia, and appointed Adjutant of the rugged conflict, and the bear gave such of life, climate and locality have to do fire. This1 .7*5 S'**5’’ frontier district, with headquarters at feet taller than the largest bulls. • 000,000 M These oxen can bft seen a mile off in * growl as made the cliffs resound. I with the quantity of food. Thus an idle i-proanctsof Alexandria. From this center he orthe braiH I - ----- ---------t of our ganized the militia of the frontier the herd., They are great awkward, flat­ distinctly heard bone® anap, and the person can get along very well with 2j by fire during the counties, selected drill-masters for tho sided creatares.'but commonly glossy­ bull wm thrown headforemost along ounces of nitrogenous food and 20 haired and fat They have less mane and the ground. I watched breathlessly ounoea of carbonaceous food (flesh and officers, attended andrcgulated musters, less hump on the neck than the bulls j1 for s' moment, but he did not rise nor cereal vegetable food), when, if the --------------w in the United States and, on this .limited field, first devel­ ‘ . same individual were walking, or in act­ during 1879 exceed by many millions of oped that msirtery of detail and talent and their horns are mpoh slimmer, but stir. Meantime the ox had disappeared; ive outdoor life, double this quantity dollars similar losses during 1878,77, longer and more curved. for organisation which, twenty/five Ab beef they are equal to a fat cow. and I thought I had better do likewise. might be used. Perhaps the Esquimaux 76, and fail short by less than *400,000 years later, organized on Boston heights But it is rarely that one of them can be But I now perceived that something represent the heaviest feeders in the of the losses recorded in 1875, notwith­ a crude militia into a Continental army. wss the matter with the griasly himself. standing that in the month of October There lingers yet in the traditions of shot or run down on horseback, for they Without noticing his late antagonist, world, for Parry tolls of a young native of that year Virginia City, Nevn was will outrun most hones. In that re­ who devoured in the twenty-four hours the town the dim figure of a tall, wiry, visited by a conflagration that destroyed spect they differ wholly from the bulla, the brawny monster stood pointing his 9| pounds of sea-horse, half raw, half s unburned young man, always on horse­ *6,000,000 worth of property. which are not much inclined to run, nose toward the pond-hole, and swayed oooked; If pounds of broad; If pinta of back, of “ bitter" will, and yet of great his head an4.Body slowly from ride to good, strong soup; If pounds of ship­ The looses to insurance companies popularity; not a personal magnetism and will often turn and defend the cows when they are pursued. bread, and 9 pints of water, not coopt­ that attracted individual men, but a Then ho dragged himself slowly up The buffaloes had probably lain dur­ ing grog aud svirite — Rxchange. dominating power that won men in near to the rock, and lay partly down amounted ’n 1875 to *3^325.400: in mass by giving every one assurance of ing the night in the shade of the rook, on his belly; and now I could hear A BBIDAL party in a St. Louis Jus­ 1876. to *34.374,500; in 1877, to *89,safety under his lead.— William F. and now they had just begun to feed. 898.900; in 1878, to *86.875,900; and in I at once made ont the tall ox, and, after him making a low groaning or grunting tice’s office lacked the bridegroom. Came, in Harper's Magazine. He had quarreled with the bride, and, 1879, to *44,464,700. Tho detraction another good look at him through my noise. “I reckon the little bull has given you after waiting an hour beyond the ap­ The folly of the existing system of K‘ s, resolved, if possible, to secure Indian management, remoras the New­ ; for the hemlock thicket extended a stomach ache if nothing worse, old pointed time, she told her friends that port (B. L) Hews, “ is seen on a small up at one point within 100 yards of the chap,” thought I, and then I went back he proliably did not mean to come at through the thicket, and, climbing over all Thereupon an old admirer offered , In Canada the losses dor each year rook, as I judged. waned widely. In 1876 and 1877 the With a glance to my gun, I made my the crags, retraced my steps to camp. As soon m we had eaten breakfast, woman hesitated, but fifteen minutes way down among the rocks, gained the with not a single Nanagansett Indian edge of the hemlock copse, and then, Cline went back with me to the acene of of vigorous oourtahip won her consent, the morning's conflict and the ceremony was performed. and 1879 tail fires, Mdh of which oamedatoM of *100 and upward, was 9,891. Last year the number of «mil«i firw roaaM WM, olf I cents a pound. A euricun estasMla makes the expenditures cr>ri>«equent on on the earth. If 5o cent* a u*y be spent by each devotee, the 300 u> n.oOO in the world would waste *3,000,Ou0,000,U00 in a single generation. glish word can be spelled out on ring, bracelet or other article of jewelry, with K-Xatnrita ■ i-ru. > t4Ktosa J-JriF-. or. K—Kyauila. Porphyry. V—Vsrtf-ABiiqua W—Water SappUre. X—Xaathite. Z— Zu co a. PiTTOiG nt Small maix-pox..—Somebody has ascertained the curious facte, in small-pox, that poor people are pitted least, rich people are pitted most, and no class are pitted under their dress. Poor people .nave less b’ght in their . homes, the rich plenty of light, and under the drew there is, of course, leas light than in either cose. The explana- Bciehtitic one. The sunlight consists of three primary colors. The red, the blue and the yellow rays have distinct and characteristic properties—the yel­ low gives light, the red heat, uud the blue octipism. Now, the pus of variolar pustules absorbs, by its yellow medium, the actinic rays, which results in corro­ sion of the tender flesh at the base, thus leaving "pits." Yeah.—The Egyptians, it is said, were tho tint who fixed the length of the year. The Boman year was introduced by Romulus, 738 B. C., and it was cor­ rected by Numa, 713 B. C-, and again by J ulius Cm tar, 45 B. C., who fixed the solar year as being 365 days and rix hours. This was denominated tho Julian style, and prevailed generally through­ out the Christian world till the time of Pope Gregory XIII. The calendar of Julius Cnaar was defective in this par­ ticular, that the solar year coni'isted of 365 day, 5 hours and 40 minutes, and not of 365 days, 6 hours. This differ­ ence at the time of Gregory XIII. had amounted to ten entire days. Io obvi­ ate this error Gregory ordained in 1582 that that year should consist of 355 days only; and in 1751 it was ordered to be so nsed in England; and the next year eleven days were left out, the 3d of September, 1752, being reckoned as the 14th, so as to make it agree with the Gregory calendar. Dzclivity orErvxHs.—A very slight declivity suffices to give the running motion to water. Three inches per mill! in a smooth, straight channel gives a velocity of about three miles an hour. The Ganges, which gathers the waters of the Himalaye mountaiua, the loftiest in the world, ia, at 1,800 miles from its mouth, only about 800 feet above the level of the sea, and to fall these 800 feet in the long course the water requires more than a month. The great river Magdalena, in Booth America, running for 1,000 miles between two ridgi-s of the Andes, falls only 500 feet in all that distance; above the commencement of the 1,000 miles it is seen descending in rapids nnd cat­ aracts from the mountains. The gigan­ tic Rio de 1b Plata has so gentle a de­ scent to the ocean that, in Paraguay, 1,500 miles from its mouth, large ships ore aeen which have tailed against the current all the way by the force of the wind alone—that is to say, which, on the beautiful inclined plane of the scream, have been gradually lifted by the soft wind, and even against the cur­ rent, to an elevation greater than that of our loftiest spires. Objoik or the Teem “ Uncle 8am."— Immediately after the last declaration of war with England, Elbert Anderson, of New York, then a contractor, visited Troy, qn the Hudson, where was con­ centrated and where he purchased a large quantity of provisions—beef, pork, etc. The inspectors of these ar­ ticles ht that plaee were Messrs. Ebenezer and Bamnel Wilson. The latter gentleman (invariably known as Uncle Sam) generally superintended in person a large number of workmen, who, on this occasion, were employed in hunt­ ing over the provisions purchased by the oontractor for the army. Ths casks were marked “ E. A.—U. 8." This work fell to the lot of a facetious fellow in the employ of the Messrs. Wilson, who, on being asked by some of his fellow workmen the meaning of the mark (for the letters U. 8. for United States were then almost entirely new to them) said he did not know, unless it meant Elbert Anderson and “Uncle Sam" Wilson. The joke took upon the workmen, and passed currently, and “Uncle Sam* himtelf being present wm occasionally rallied by them on the increasing extent of his p«nBearions. Many of these work­ men being of a.character denominated “food for powder/ were found shortly after following the recruiting dram and pushing toward the frontier Urea, for the double purpose of meeting the enemy and of eating the provisions they had lately labored to put in good order. T:-eir old jokes accompanied them,and, before the first campaign ended, this identical one first appeared in print; it gained favor rapidly till it penetrated and wm recognized in every part of the ceunuy, and will, no donbt, continue so while the United States remain a nation. : , The Molva, a financial, commercial and literary paper publiahod at St Petersburg, has been virtually stopped by being )«obibited from receiving ad­ vertisements. The Molva is the only Rusaun newspaper which baa ooutlat­ ently advocated retrenchment, a rodnepobey throughout, England. �TfceSIrwg. .- NASHVILLEi ......... SATURDAY, - - - °Bec.t®T Rssry oMssr W sDsr m Om —-SOLD BY------ In the lut five years and used by all large Sugar Makers in the United States. FEB. 7. !«0 Kprroii News:— . Iu a Laie tame of your enterprising paper. the States richta question is said to be ventilated. Just exactly what the writer of that article intended to hit, I cannot surely say. bat from a careful perusal of it, I come to the'conclusion that in his opinion, both the old par­ ties are in favor of the States rights doctrine, and he quotes copiously from platforms and from the utterances of Republican speakers to ahowethat the Republican party are in favor of it. Whether the writer be a Republican or Democrat, or belongs to that body known ns‘‘Independents,’’ I know not. I am sure from this article that he is an intelligent man and I think an honest one. Whether he wrote this article to bolster up the Republican cause as to their position about tho doctrine of States rights, or to bolster up the Democratic party as to their position, 1 know not, nor do I care. Honesty compels me however to state that mj idea about the matter is that if tho meat should be taken from his article, the essence, jw to speak, extract­ ed. we would discover tliat the writer had for his object the bolstering up., of the acts of the Democratic party in re­ lation to tho repeal of the so-called election laws. Ho evidently is a Stater rights man, and so am I. He would not giye the States the right to so cripple the nation ns to ruin it, neither would I, but as to how fur the States can assume to dic­ tate certain tilings intimately con­ nected with the life of the nation, we might differ. The writer says: “The present cham­ pionship of the doctrine of States rights by the Democrats is explained by the fact that they desire the repeal of certain election laws, fearing that if unrepealed and vigorously enforced in 1880, they may materially aid in the electioi^of a Republican Ih^sident.” If tins is an explanation by the Dem­ ocratic party of their position upon this important question it might be said, (in the light of what has been done by the southern wing of that party, many, many times in the past fifteen years.) tliat the Republicans are as tenacious to keep these laws, not for the reason, however, tliat they will aid in the elec­ tion of a Republican President, but that they will aid in a fair, impartial manner the election of the President, be he Republican or DemocratAnd in this connection I might say that no where in the debates upon the repeal of these elec­ tion laws, has it been even intimated that any State or part of a State has been deprived of its votes, or that any citizen has been deprived of tlie right to cast the vote he wished to, by reason of the existence of these laws. Their aim is not to intimidate, but to keep others from intimidating. The only reason urged for their repeal is that they may be used in thft way in the fu­ ture. Now let us for a moment look at the laws as they exis^ as your correspond­ ent says “perhaps a look into the ‘uatur’ on’t’ may not be unprofitable.’' We many times get an idea of a law not at all in accordance with it, when if we knew the exact purport of it, we should not tremble so much. Tho law was passed in ’65, and I state again tliat no complaint is made that any one has been cheated or deprived of his vote as he desired to deposit it in the ballot box by reason of this law, and no one can read the law and claim that there is any intention to do any such thing. If we read the sections following it, it will be seen that^the law was passed for the sole purpose of giving the right to any one to vote the ballot he wished and no one by threats, intimidation or bull-dozing shall take that right from him. The following is the section. Ssnnoa 2002. No military' or naval officer, or other peraon engaged iu tbe civil, military or naval •ervlec Of tbe United Slate., aba'l order, bring, keep cr bar* under hl* aolhorlty or control, any troop, or armed rten at Um place wbfcry aay general or ■pacial election la held In any State, units* II be necessary to repel the armed enetnUo of the Unit ed States, or t o keep the peace at the polls. Now the first proposition was to re­ peal the last eight words of this sec­ tion, that was all. In other words, without any complaint* about unlaw­ ful inteference, it, was claimed tliat this provision ought to bo repealed. It i-ecms to me all parties and all men ought to be willing that “peace should be kept at the polls.” The following sections, it would seem are broad enough in their terms to sat­ isfy the most ardent bdmirer of so-call­ ed States rights that nothing was in­ tended except to give a free, fair ballot. MAIN LINE. CHAS. C. WOLCOTT ' are founded on iat without iL tbawttlaf the ____ ___ , .___ , the ballot. If that can be kept pure, and the people make mistakes, they can inttZma —Hr XTvrtJ rectify them by the same means: but if the ballot is to be tampered with in anj^ay, so that the will of the people, as expressed by the ballot, can be sub­ verted. then is security gone ; then tbe foundation crumbles, and the days of the Republic are numbered. It has been given out to the people of this country that these laws had their MICHIGAN NEWS. origin with the Republican party, but such is not tbe case. The military were A rich farmer in Eckford, Calhoun used to execute the laws from our ear­ Co., lost 61,000 by investing In wheat options a few weeks ago. liest history. William Ferris, a young man, of The following was approved by Presi Grand Rapids, was killed Wednesday dent Washington, May 2nd, 1793. by a falling limb in the wood north of Greenville. . . Libbie St rowbridge of Lawton, aged 30 years recently poisoned herself with strichnine. Disappointed love is re­ ported to be the cause. David Wallis of Fennville near Al­ legan, is another victim of intemper­ ance. He ending one of his drunken debauches by shooting himself, on Fri­ day night last. The Detroit & Butler railroad is booming. People along the line wiU contribute liberally. Detroit has made a good commencement several energe­ tic business' men working with little 7 In 1807 the following became the law talkA little three-vear-old girl of Fred by the approval of Preaident Jefferson: Kemp, of Hubbardston, while playing about the room recently; swallowed a Territory, wbert III* lawful for screw rpril which she had in her moiith bo United Stale, to call • forth tbe and died from the effects of it within ten minutes after.the accident occurr­ ed. purpoaea. such part of the land or paval fore* of the Gen. Dwight May died at his home United State, a* *hall be judgtxl ucoeaaary. having firrt observed all tho prviequlaltM of the law in in Kalamazoo on Jan. 28, after a pain­ An?sach in main lias been the law ful illness of several weeks, aged 57 years. He was.not only a pioneer in ever since, so that before the Republi­ the true sense of the word, out one of can party had an existence military in­ Michigan’s sterling men, both in peace and in war. terference was allowed in the land. In regard to a ship canal between The peculiar way which the oppo­ Lakes Erie and Michigan, it is under­ nents of this law took to repeal it are stood that the congressional report, now printed, not only favors a survey worthy of notice. To force the repeal of this law they tack to it an appropri­ but argues for construction. It is pro­ posed to utilize the St. Joseph and ation bill for tho support of the army, Maumee rivers. and give the other side to understand A 16-years-old girl, whose home is nt Grand Rapids, not aiiuwcu allowed-to that not a dollar shall lie voted until vtniitu napiuB, was wrm uui iu marniurI ry the object of her love., and in her desthe repeal is made. LtnnlA nf th,. I perution she went to East Saginaw and The following is the sai imple of th voluntarily entered upon a life voluntarily entered upon a life of of language used by those determined to shame. She utterly refuses to return repeal and shows something of spirit to vjrtuous ways. Willie Johnson, aged 15, of Fairgrove manifested. discharged his gun by resting it on a worth while to attempt the repeal except upon an pile of wood and aiming at a basswood appropriation bill- The Rcnabllran Senate would tree. The gun exploded, and a frag­ not afTte to, nor tho EU-tKibllean 1‘reildcnt ricn. a ment struck the boy in the forehead, bill for *uch a repeal. Whatever objection to lejtBlation upon appropriation bill* may be made In and injured him so badly that he died ordinary caeca doe* not apply where free election the next morning. and tho liberty of the cltlien* are concerned. • • • Mrs. A. D. Beardsley of Dansville, was burned to death Wednesday night. She liad been lying upon the bed soothThe law was passed repealing so ing her little child, aud fell into a much of said section, noticed before, drowsy condition. When she awoke she found her clotiling in flames. She but was promptly vetoed, the appropri­ ran screaming out of the bouse and ation bill tacked to it was necessarily alarmed her neighbors, who came to vetoed. her assistance ana smothered the flames 116111118 Then followed a bill preventing mil­ but not before she had been 16tcrribli terribly itary interference at the polls, in which and fatally burned. It is conjev, lectured ..... tbe same law was repealed. This to that her dress must have been burning was promptly vetoed. Then a law was passed repealing in before she lay down. effect the election laws, relating to the appointment of chief Supervisors, rpHE NASHVILLE LEVATOR, Marshals and deputy Marshals of elect­ ions, and to it wok tad-ed an appropri­ ation bill for the “legislative, execu­ tive and judicial expense* of the gov­ ernment for the year ending June 30th, • LN 1879, 1880.’’ The supporters of this bill openly and defiantly stated that not a dollar should to Enabe lie voted unless this law was repealed. For the first time in the history of this Any number of farmers to Eiverment it was attempted to pass a w against the will of the President, and one which they could not pa#a over his v"toe by reason of not having the requsite number in Congress to do so, by “starving out” as it is called, but even these threats did not deter the Presid­ ent from vetoeing a bill which he be­ lieved to be against the best interestaof the government. About thia election law there are nu­ merous ideas. It appertains only to con­ desire to announce tliat having erected gressional elections and is not intended one of the largest and most convenient to interfere in any manner with State elevator buiidinga in central Michigan, election. To say that the government they are prepared to receive nnd of the United States cannot prescribe the manner of holding elections of its con­ gressmen. would be a direct attack upon the government itself, and might and without doubt would lead to serious re­ For any quantity of sults. This law was not passed as an attack upon the southern people and their country as is generally suppmed. It was prompted by the investiga­ tion and exposure of frauds committed in the city and State of Now York, in That may be bronght them. They alsc the elections of 1868. That it is uat un­ keep for sale at tho lowest prices constitutional no one will attempt to deny. Section 4 of Article 1 or the Seeds, Flour, Feed, Lime. Saif, Constitution declares— Plaster, Stucco, Hair and Shingles. Remodeled, Enlarged»Improved Arrive Post’s Galvanized GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. 11 JO am lt;I? ItU ld4 Posts Galvanised Eureka Sip gpoute are preferable to any others. They are more Simple, Durable, Convenient, and Economizing. They are made from the best quality of iron and galvanized. They will not rust or corrode, and will last for generations. They do not injure the tree, and are quicker ad­ justed than any other. They will yield enough more sap, ex­ tra, every season, to doubly pay their Entire cost. They will run earlier and later in the day. and later in the season. They have the most perfect and convenient arrangement for hang­ ing the bucket, doing away with the spike so injurious to the tree. Being metalic, they are conductors of beat, and never freeze nor soak up with sap and sour. Their construction is such as not to obstruct the flow of sap from the outer pdres, as do woodand other plug spouts. Trees tapped with these spouts. Trees tapped with these spouts require no reboaring during the season; the air being excluded from the bore (by their peculiar construction) the pores of timber do not become seasoned or contracted as is the case when open spouts are used, and the wound is left open. The inner end of the Eureka enters the bore with three thin flanges about as thick as the back of an ordinary table knife, leaving open spaces between each flange for the flow of sap from the outer pores. The outer pores being the best yielders are often wedged by wood and other plug spouts to the depth of half an inch or more, greatly diminish­ ing the amount of sap that would otherwise be obtained. Considering the advantages gained.by the Eureka Sap Spouts, and the low price for which they are sold, No Sugar Maker ean afford to do without them. POST'S PAT. TAPPING BITS 40 cts. each BUCKET EARS, 25 cts. per hundred. All parties wanting Wood and Tin Sap Buckets, Evapo­ rators and Sap Pans should call and leave their ord­ I ers early so as to be sure of getting them in I season. I ' j C. C. WOLCOTT rI,, OLD ESTABLISHED T'HE 1 x (AND RELIABLE FURNITURE FIRM OF •Are on Hand with a A NEW LINE OF Unload Wheat and Grain Ex­ peditiously ud Accuratly. AINSWORTH & BROOKS PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PB1CI Money Sarei ly Dealim with them, The fifteenth amendment of the Con­ stitution is as follows: 8£C,1 Tbe Congra* ihall have power to en­ force tbia article by appropriate legielation. Plainly the United States have the constitutional rigtit to pass such laws, and unless it can be shown they have worked injustice or deprived some one of the right to cast a ballot of his own free will and as his mind directed him, then such talk as we hear about the Goven.m‘ nt taking from the States their rights is clearly nonsensical. The committee of the 44th Congress, composed of members, many of whom were opposed to this law, m their re­ port on the New York election of 1876 said: AIN8W8W0RTH A BROOKS. HOSTETTER NEW GOODS! GO TO THE NEW STORE OP FURNITURE WILSON & HOWE OfEvery I>c.erlpUou. So as Which will Defy Compotilion in every Respect. Remember that all our Goodfc, which we Manufacture, are Warranted in Every Respect. We are also prepared to Lurniah any­ —* . l.VDERTAKIN'K COFFI.VK, LINE. (Opp«»ite th. Wolcott Hou^.t -FOR----- GROCERIES BOOTSANDSHOES, ' Motions, Etc. IF YOU WANT CASKETfi. ROBES, MHROL'IM Ac. Fresh Goods and Lew Of any one in the country- Prices. A GOOD HEARSE Respectfully Touts, for funeral occasions furnished free of j • charge. ________ WILSON * HOWt. J. LENTZ & SONS. and Repairing Done in the Best Parlor Chan Manner Possible! ;Ult», Kxtenal’on Tables, ^fe?chalrs,*o. Shop In The Old Postofflce Building. » FKAMK BAKER. '"“"taw^ iUh Remedy. An unialllns cu»e for Hartinn..... .. Middleville Hammond....... Grand Rapid*.. Through Coaebea and Slaepl ng Car* to and from Grand Rapid* and Detroit. Ail train* eonaect tn unu depot al Detroit with Great Western 'Grand Trank and Canada Southern Railways. E. O. BROWS, H. B. LEDYARD. SELLERS’ COUGH SYRUP! 50 Years before the Public. Pronounced by all to be the most pleasant and efficacious remedy wow iu use for the cure of coughs, colds, hoarse­ ness, croup, tickling sensation iu the throat, whooping cough, etc. Over-*a million bottles sold within the last few yearn. It gives relief where ever used, and the power to impart benefit that cannot lie had from the cough mixtures now in use. Sold by all druggists at 25 cents per bottle. Nellera’ Liver Pills are also high­ ly recommended for curing liver com­ plaint, constipation, sick headache, fe­ ver and ague, and all diseases of the stomach and liver. Sold by all drug gist at 25 cents per lifts. FOR GOOD TEAS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR SIRLOIN STEAKS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR BARGAINS IN SUGARS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR HAM STEAK, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR NICE, JUICY ROASTS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR THE BEST PORK SAUSAGE, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR HANGING LAMPS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR FRESH COVE OYSTERS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR LAMPS OF ALL KINDS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR BOLOGNAS THAT ARE BOSS, Crockery Go to C. W.lussivore, Smith’s. FOR BARGAINS IN CROCKERY, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR OHIO HICKORY NUTS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR FRESH AND SALT FISH, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR YOUR CHOICE FOR 5c, Go to C. W/Smith’s. FOR PRESENTS WITH TEA, •Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR the-WORTH or YOUR MONEY, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR WHITE CLOVER HONEY, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR EVERYTHING CltEAP, Go to C. W. Smith’s. For he will be glad to see you. That we keep tbe Largest and Best Selected Stock FINEST SEWED BOOT FURNITURE COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. GRAY’S SPECIFIC MEDICINE. TSAO! MASItJ1*J91** Mui-TSAPS PAP** Zaton Rapid*,. ChariotU V«m<mt villa _. NnahvlIU JT IS A FACT JgOOT AND SHOE SHOP. Give Me a. Call! Detroit, — Jaexaoo,—___ Rtvu Junction, JQOW 18 THE TIME. NEW STORE ! J. LENTZ&SONS WK8TWARD. G. Rapid* Eipreea STATIONS. -ALSO- Common Furniture Of every description Our Undertaking Departmn’t Prices that Can’t 1 Undersold. Dr. Hill’s English Extract of BUCH U �win not be 12-21 CepMlZZ^u..ic^o. iagswhkhara being held aightiy ORNO STRONG, orncx. nr tbumaxu naica. ooo*d btobt. BwalaooS Cards of flro Una or • |ur. Ucal Netlcaa, 10 omU * Um tint tamrUon8 c«nta J»r Um Im Met KiWqnent insertion. The News hs« s tborcmgb. bo ns tide eireulallor. of nearly l&OO Caples, every fosse, snd cooo quently ta 1 vslasblc sdrertfong medium. gashvilk gtacfonj. VILLAGE OFFICERS JHrirtks. KJtTHODUrr KP1BOOPAL CHURCH—A.D.N«W IV1 TO^PMtor. Services every RibbaUi st 1UH ashville LODGE.-IMF. alar communication os each N ers an cordially Invited w w W. H. YOUNG, W. M. W. K YOUNG, l). Office East side of Main Btrset, NashvtUe • Office boon from : to B a. m. and « to 7 p. tn M /• IL A. BARBER, V. Homeopathic Physician and Burgeon • Office. near residence on corner of Wesblug ton and Bute BtrueU, Naehrtlle, Mich. WM. PARMEKTLR. I). Office over Hull's Drug store, Ver­ . montviUe, Mich. M M J. 1 BAKER, D. Physician. Surgeon. Accoucheur, and • Gynecologist. Office at lapis Grove Cent’s Mkh- Prompt attention given to calls by day or M night. rt-dm. IF. H GRISWOLD. V. Homoeopathic Physician and Snrgeon. a Office orer D. C Griffith’s store. Residence corner Phillips and Durkee streets. Prompt atten­ tion given to calls day or night. M A. M FLINT, TTORNEY at Law and Solicitor tn Chancery will practice in all the Courts of this state. collections promptly made. Office over D. C. Griffith's Store, Nashville, Mich. A CHAS H. BRADY, this city gave their Manual festival st Union Hall, Wednesday evening. Hastings is to have a Reform Club, James Pickerd for the same purpose. Several of our young ladle* gave a leap year party at H. Wretingburg** a abort time since. They bought the have been adicted to tbe intoxicating bowl. Miss Hattie, only daughter of Geo. H. Brooks of the Banner, was married to Burton A. Walker of Martin, on Saturday. James Wright* proprietor of the Cen­ tral House, accidentally tumbled into a deep trench, a few days ago, and was Bcriouriy injured. Frank Bowen, ex-county surveyor, whoee services have been required in the great west for the past eight month*, has returned to this city. Some small boys have been doing a little financiering ou their own account and have succeeded in extracting about $35 of our bank’* fqnds. Rev. J. D. McCord, of Richland, de­ livered a very interesting sermon at the Presbyterian church, on Sunday last, he also spoke at the Gospel Tem­ perance meeting in the afternoon. We are threatened with a lottery boom. Raffles have been in successful operation for some time and now Ira Hatch declares he will put up and dis pose of his farm and city lota in this manner, at $2. per ticket. port a good time and lots of fun. There Uvea a man in the east part of the |£w,n that has a well 18. feet deep and ne^nrb arouud it, and he has found his dog in it several times and also his ducks. One day last summer be turn­ ed his mare and colt in the yard; soon he discovered his mare making a great fuss at the well, and he soys: "boys, I believe that the colt is in the well.” And sure enough investigation proved it so. A rope was put around the colt and it lifted to the top, and. still Burt neglects to put a curb around that well. Charles Tuckerman went and ordered old Pickard out of his house but Mrs. P. informed Charles that it was leapyear aud she was boss, and she’d g d before she would get out and Charles says she can kick higher, swear louder, aud jaw longer than any other woman he. ever saw. Charles informed her that he would tear tlie roof off the house over her bead. So old Pickard started out andiswapped his pony for a farm near Verinontville, and so they left, and dow (Charles can put a bird under his own^roof. Andrew Bell, a saloonist, was arrest­ ed on Saturday, for violating the liquor law. He was brought before Esq. Mac Wing on Tuesday, found guilty and fined $25 and ten days in jail. Our best citizens rejoice greatly upon account of Mr. Wing’s verdict. Tuesday morning James- L. Wilkins shot and severely wounded “Jack,” a large Newfoundland dog belonging to Frank Main. It seems that Mr. Wilk ins’ little boy had been having some trouble with “Jack” who had bitten Chtalie on the temple, nnd Hr. W. took WEST KALAM0 ITEMS. H B J -yyOLCOTT HOUIE, Nosh Ville, Mioktl«axx. C. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. I ihall commence the Slaughter Mon “Well, no.” was the reply, day, Feb. 2nd, and sell everything even "Any work to do T” to my pants. You come and bring your “No. 1 kinder thought I’d lay off uncles, and your eomrins, abd your lis­ this ■winter.” ters, and your aunts. “Ad^ friends here F Wm. A. Ailsworyh. QLEMETT SMITH, “I think you are » vagrant," contioOT For the neatert line of Crockery ued the officer as he took another look Glass Ware and Lamp* go to Wheeler’s. * “Mebbe I am," sighed tbe old nun. "Afid I think I’ll take you down.” . "Well. PH go along.” The officer escorted bim down to the station house, registered his name, and then proceeded to search his pockets. Each one panned out a "wadnof money making a total of $1,600. “Why didn’t you tell me yon had this moneyf”demandedthepolieeman. “Why didn’t yon ask me F "Didn’t I say I'took you for a vag­ rant. and you didn’t deny'it. either.”’ "Well, I didn’t know anything about your city laws.” quietly replied the old man. "I’ve got two married daughters and I came in to buy each of ’em a $600 piano for New Year’s, bnt if it’s ag’in any of your laws I’ll take the next train for Dome. I’m gitting party old, and I don’t want no fuss with anyIxmIv . "Wall, yon might have saved your­ self all this trouble,” said the officer as he escorted him to the street. "Don’t mention it” was the answer. "If I took any trouble on your account it’s all right and you needn’t thank me. I I’m always willing to oblige anybody I who can appreciate it. Party cold day isn’t it F—[Free Pre**. Naabville Markets. WilsonShowaiter returned last week from the north part of the State. Frank Wilson was thrown from his horse one day last week receiving quite severe cute about bls face. Onions, perbu, Mrs. Hubbard, of Bellevue, fell dead, in the street near Follett’s corners on p*r bu..... di.sease is con- Timothy i Saturday last. Heart . Clover BeM. per bu. sidered the cause of her sudden de­ <~rf.»ar««......... ............ ' niise. ........... Tlie annual aieeting of the larmera I H. C. Sanders says that tbe individ, ual who .hit through the window of hi. CUTTERS! Attorney * Counsellor, I have on hand a large quantity of Cutters of my own manufacture for the coming winter trade, which will jg BOUGHTALIN, be sold very low. Please call and look ‘ SHERIFF. them over. Euoenb Cook.. »• gy The finest line of Furs ever brought to Nashville may be seen at Wheeler’s. fy Corn token in exchange for blacksmithing also two thousand bush­ els wanted on acct, at the FounDBT in Nashville.___________________ ty Wilson &. Howe have just receiv­ ed a new stock of Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, to be sold very low. ty Don’t forget that if you want tbe best pair of Bobs with rock-elm beams and the best finished Cutter in the county, or good Horse Shoeing, Wag­ ons, Bobs, Buggies or Cutters repaired painted or tnmnnd in the best style. Call nt the Foundry and get it. Bailey & Wood, For Sale or will Trade for a small farm, 160 acres of gt>od im­ proved land, four miles from ElDrado, Butler Co., Kansas. For particulars address, Drawer 315, Kalamazoo, Mich Johualon'* Sanaparllla. cure Liver Compfolnt Ji>hnt»on'a fforepsrillB, cure Indication. Sobn*ton*« Snrepartlfo l» u»cd by everybodyJolioiton'i Sarepartllacure Sick. Headache, .tohnatou'* Sanaparllla cure I'yepcpe!*. ** call and Pay L’p. Every one who haa an account, ia re, i'"*^ “ She'rwi-"’ thia method for revenge. i slaughter house, aud skinned skunks, st Union Hull in this city on Thunulny ------------- “ Mr. Amos Morrison, while at work i throwing carcases outside and nicely the ntbjnst. li inst.. commencing at* ’1 -o’clot! in the croquet shops on Monday of I nailing the xkiuato tbe sideof the build- p. m. ~ Dated Hasting Feb. 3rd, ’80. ‘ Clement Smith, Secy. thi) week, was quite seriously injured ing. is infoimed that the skins can Im* while slitting lumber with a circle saw, I found just ov?r the fence, where the rnnn For Sale. which caught the lioard nnd threw it '■ electric charm will surely trace them The siiliscrilier offers for sale his Farm back, striking Morrison in the chest out, nnd also inform ___________ him that Hqsea — ot 130 acres, situated od section 17, in with a force known only to men who I Clemons can and did cut that four cord . Castleton, said farm is in a good state' culby.uon with gnoij building., have been there. At last accounts he I of wood in three honra .pliting and ' «' K^T^')mni7eo<^“weir^wMe7"i't'tL'e nicely piling the same within the time. .idoor. Alrant M acre, cleared and the was getting better. balance wall timbered. The faun won The Circuit Court covenea on next One day last week, as a 9 year old son । I tbe state 6 mUe,,v from in>nroad. _ „ Haatinga „„„ Monday. The calender for the Feb. of David' Crowoll wm ronning around aixl 6o from Nashville, it also line a new term is as follows: 7 Criminal cases— the yard with a tin whistle in his mouth im wwiI h<>n«u> K-I .hool house on nnn one corner of the furni. farm, 1 murder, 2 larceny, 2 aasault and bat­ the toy Hew into his throat where it ; For partculars enquire at premises, Mich., Feb. J4th rCastleton, ’—*• K *1880. “ *A tery, 1 bastardy and 1 resisting an offi­ lodged, nnd only for the nir that was 30-tf Joshua Martin. cer: 11 issues of fact; 1 of law : 4 im- drawn through the hole in the whistle, I the boy would have suffocated, as it I Our yiill I>nui parlauce, anil 10 chancery cases. There are no issues of fact of any great ini- required the efforts of two men several j will be renaired and mill ready lo run Feb 9n«l 2nd. I portance, they being mostly appeal cas­ minutes to remove the box, while all । about Monday >•«>» 10-20 Walke es. 4 divorce cases anil 2 foreclosure. the time the blood was pouring from J1,b‘ Ei gi.nl ROBERTS A HOTCHKISS, Druggists & Chemists, pOWEBS A BARLOW, HARDWARE, Iron, Nails, Stoves and Tinware. Henry a. Goodyear, I>e,kr In IRON, RAILS It SHELF HARDWARE Hpadaltv made In Houae Furniahloxa, Haraeaaa and Harneai Hardware. All barneaa warranted y LEE REED HxauftetuiTT of ZUMBEK WAGONS, And Carriages of all Descriptions. f Cook. buorly i Jainca wai rxperiuiruclnif with many bertM ot CaL i rulta' he ureldcnlaJly made > prcparatlonlhal cured li now In thfo country. an'i enjoying tho be«i of b" F"”-> “ -riJ ™ire>a»„.u7 | “■» To- ur i-.c— wo ore. .»i, I wmiw.ho. ww w p., I eip«o*. Tin. b.w wr.. night ..wu, nanxa ■: tbe itomacb. and will break up a freah cold iu twenty-four bouri. xddrea. CRADDOCK A CO | 1CB2 Race SL. Itlladeiphi*. naming tbfo paper, ly , Farm Wagons I. a Specialty. » BLACK, Dealer tn American and Foreign Marble, Monuments, Tombstones, Mantles, 4c., UiuvUnic*. Mich. PEOPLE’S DRUG STORE^ I-Iawting*. Mich. IIRI GGDST A BOOKSELLER Physicians prsscrtptians and Family Rj-elp«e care­ fully compounde 1 with Drugs and Chomleals of I J^XTERPRISE [ yyM. S. UOODTEAB, GROCERY DR1 GOODS, SILKS auL DRESS SOODS Farm For Sale. the month of the child. The boy was glad to find relief, and has recovered The subscriber offers for sale, his 1 -*~> fp v farm of 100 acres, iu the township of -*w • from tbe accident. State St., corner Of Jefferson. The great “wbatis it’’of Kalamo is I Woodland, said farm is in a high state i of cultivation, with good buildings and let loose again, making tbe unbeliev- good ' fences. Terms easy. Apply to j New Frosh CoodS and Low JULIUS RUSSELL, ing portion of the town tremble. This the subscriber od the premises of '1 Levi Holmes 1 Prices. » time it visits tbe forests around the village and north east part of the|town. Woodland, January IDtii, 1880. tyrbe best fire and ten cent Cigars ) ~ „ • Its recent appearance brings to mind a story |old the writer by Mr. Samuel in Nashville i« at the Cigar Factory. XjOISC Ac L railClH Weeks of Baltimore, Barry Co.,.; In the IxM»k Here: LxwkHere! । very early days of the country himself CLOSING OUT ! CLOSING OUT! | Having bought for CASH a large, neat and one Hart of Albion were helping I am closing out the stock of A. M. 8 0 survey a road from Albion to Charlotte Daugherty. Cud Fell goods cheaper | h . . f* . ffft.ft e (T 5 r C nnd when near the Battle Creek stream, timn any house in Nashville. Persons ! wishing goods call and see ine before A v A S< V 0 U w‘v S, W u g Gr * Sj they saw a very large bear just ahead you buy, ns I am confident I can save ' of them, and having no guns with them you money, they . started to retrace their course, J. Dai ghertt. Syrups, Fish, double quick, to reach arms. The same EPTor your cigars at wholesale or time they started one way, the bear retail go to the Cigar Factory. J? A. BUSH, I Cheese ui Everything started the other, Mr. Weeks proposed GFTlie best flity cent Chewing To- | “THE BOSS” to turn and cbaae the bear, which he bacco is at the Cigar Factory. Stdd Ufwlitl 1 firrt Qis Gnary 81m! did, and overtaking the brute with axe Auction ! Auction f in hand he brought the weapon down NARHVIl.LE, MICH. I shall commence the slaughter Mon­ Wish to inform all that by prompt at­ on the bear’s head and brought him to day, Feb. 2nd, and sell eveiything Impairing done with Nea :>«w and Dbpatrh MAPLE GROVE ITEMS. tention, accommodating ways, good the ground. The men began skinning even to my pants. You come and bring goods and low prices, hope to receive the animal, and when the hide was your uncles, and your cousins, and your We are receiving V’ol, 2, of winter. JJEISRY ROE. Pnonu.ros a fair share of your patronage. sisters, and your aunts. Tbe school ma’ams are passing to and most off it was discovered the bear wa* Wm. A. Wylsworth. alive. The hide was taken off, a ham fro, seeking schools for summer. Highest Price paid fbr Produce US’’ The “boBs’’ stock of Gloves and The children m the east portion of was cut off for dinner, and the men Maple Grove are entertaining the chick left, but when they returned the bear Mittens just received at COME AND SEE. Wilson A Howe’s. was gone, and Mr. Weeks thinks the en pox. Fours Truly, Will Van Wagner is clearin off 4 acres Kalaino animal is that bear seeking | UF" Buy your Dry Goods, Boots and i8 .“hoes, Hats and Caps, Groceries and and making a nice lot of wood, on the revenge. BOISE & FRANCIS. ------------- ----- ------------। Provis ---------Provisions, Crockery, Notions, etc,, of Hobbs place. Th* colored cousin from Africa has ' F- BJEME. who always sells st the W. C. Dunham has sold his flO-acre taken them in at Memphis. Ann Ca- . oweBt pneou-------------— farm to Phillip Shaffer of Hillsdale and sey, alias Frennch Mag, alias Mag i They all do It. FRESH FISH and FOTTLTRT talks of going west. Porter, a fancy looking wench, has for Go to the Old Reliable Market for Jas. Perry will furnisb the farmers . , .... Fresh, Kalt IN THEIR SEASON, Salt and Kmnkwt Smoked Meats nf of nil all the past seven years been raising all । of Maple Grove and vicinity with fresh kinds. Henry Roe, sorts of games on the quiet people a- i Proprietor. meat next summer. AND round her. Sometimes in court, then The Mite Society of Maple Grove ty All the fall and winter styles in will meet at Mr. and Mn. MeMore’s on on the island as a vagrant, at last, when Millinery goods just received, bv Mrs. GF The Highest Market Price paid for Hidea. Pelts, Ae. Thursday, Feb. 12th, A cordial invita­ she was evidently about to become b Y'ates in Union House block. The lat­ mother, she saw Mrs. Gen. Forrest aud est and finest line of Fancy Feathers, tion to attend is extended to all. Plumes, Ruching, Laces Neck Ties, W. L POLGLA3E, D., Bwld.nt A Maple Grtfre youth has written to prevailed on that estimable lady to Jets etc; Fhj-alclaii and fcorgwon, tbe girl of his choice, informing her have her husband intercede for her Best Blossburg Coal for sale at Office 204 Woodward Avenue HEMtY ROE. tliat it is leap year and among other release, that her child might be born E. Cook’s, Nashville, for only $9 per Heme and Hoomi for Kokrdinr Patient* ___________________ items of news, he tells her that he saw free of prison taint. Gen. Forrest used ton. V74 WOODWARD AVERUB, GF* Bailey At Wood have a harness her old beau the other day and he was hi* influence and Dr. Morrison ordered forked end down ns usual, which news herdischarge as a matter of philanthro- shop in full blast, you will do well to call on them before purchasing any­ was very consoling to the girl no doubt. phv to the unborn. It now tarn* out thing in the harness line. Repairing that Ann Casey et al. is not a woman, done in the best style. ASSYRIA ITEMS. but isone of the slyest male descendants ---------of Ham that hit with a hammer. For All persons indebted to the estate of Burt Bushee has sold out. ' eight year* he has been playing girl, A. M. Daugherty, are requested to call J. B. Mills is on the sick list. with feminine voice, mincing ways, and settle immediately. Mrs. Stett has gone to Kalamazoo on . Joseph Daughtrty. splendid back hair. etc. As a house­ a visit. . Administrator, servant, cook, laundry-maid, etc., he Mrs. Abby is in Kalaino attending ty For the Best 50-cent Chewing has had a fine ran with the colored A Double SWt and Rifle, of Ms own her sick daughter. Tobacco go to Wilson & Howe’s. girls who were servants with him, a Mannfactarc. from $30 to HO, and a 8Coling Holoome has traded farms few of whom say they nebber ’spect Barrel (Jan from WO to MO. with one Foster, near Charlotte. On good approved paper, at a rvashim of such goings on, shuah I It may Breech-Loader* from $30 to $40. Frank Wilcox ritwn evucox nas has bought uuugut the tue uut Gill , , “ x ,, ., Mewenr r farm, paying *2,000 there- “‘J,«“ ““ • onable rate of interest. Chas. H. Brady, £or j Morrison did not examine her with a«yj ________ Nash vine. John R. Power, baa traded hie farm : thing more than a general eye when ty For Knit Hoods, Zephyr Scarfs for the. hotel at Bedford. He gets $1,000 he certified that she or he was about to and Misses Jackets, call at become a mother. The name of this Wheeler k. to boot. • Wm. Hortom is at hi* brothers visit- colored reformer is “Johnny Despaux,’ OF Wilson & Ho wk sell more Ploui a former servant of Capt. Despaux, of iug his sick mother. His bod's wife is at nnd better Flour than any house in Nash­ Will , New Orleans. ville. the point of death On last Wednesday evening Mr. Bur­ gess, of Detroit succeeded in organiz­ ing a Lodge of the Royal Templars of sion Claims promptly attended to, and all ether businne cutrustad to my can. Office oppoaiU Un- Temperance, with the following offi­ ■•n House, Nashville, Mich. cers: S. C., Clement Smith ; V. C., J. Dr. R D. SESSIONS, N. Mitchell; P. C., Geo. M. Dewey ; OMEOPATHIC Physician. Located st Assyr­ Cl\ap., E. W. Lathrop; Sec., Irving L. ia Center. Day and night calls promptly Cressy ; F. S., P. R. Dunning; Treas., attended. J. N. Bartly ; Herald, M. C. Woodman­ CHARLES SCHEIDT, see ; Guard, L. W. Faussey; Sent., 0. LACKSMITH, attends promptly to alt work 1 liie lUacksrnith sod H»m~BboeU< line, st his M. Grace. «iMip on Wrel elite 5!»»- **' «Hvr him a c»IL On Monday evening tbe officers of the I. O. of G. T. were installed as fol­ LEWIS DURKEE, T AWYER, Notary Public, Real Estate and Incur lows : W. C. T.. Geo. M. Dewey ; W. V. JU once Agent Collection, promptly made, and T.. Mrs. Emily J. McElwain ; W. R. S., Conveyancing properly executed Office in D. C Irving L. Creasy ; W. A. S., Miss Lo­ rina D.Fuller; W. T., Travers Philips; EMORY PARADY. W. F. S., Mrs. Clara H. Allen ; W. C., USTICE OF THE PEACE. Conveyancing care­ fully aud promptly attended to. Office cast Miss Effie A. Salisbury ; W. M., John side Main Blrvet, Nashville Mich. • Woodruff; W. D. M., Mrs. Mary Wood­ R PARADY, ruff; W. J. G., Mra. Eliza Burke: W. MANUFACTURER of Boots and Shoes. Making O. G., Mrs. J. Butler; W. R. U, S.. Mm. -U. snd rrnslrpg neatly dona, also atrid sitesAmanda Sheldon •» W. G. H. 8., Mrs. Fillia Cook. Rot. TTORNEY at Lsw and Solicitor in Chancery Real Estate and Insurance Arent. Collecting A and Conveyancing a specialty. Bounty and Pen­ era bring in youi butter snd.save the policeman got his eye on bim and aak- •alt. ' E. Reese. ZDZR/S" Q-OCEDS, Groceries and General Produce, Tobaccos, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, MEAT MARKET. Fresh and Salt Meats, MeQicai&Snrsicailiislilnle p J. PI RCH1S, Hohh Berber, And dealer Ln Segan, Tobacoo, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Ac If you want a clean share, or fine hair cut, call on Frank aud you will go away happy Don't forget the place- -ouo door north of tbe old Union House. crbfiijjL • oturyr Public, Maple Grove, Mich g JUEBHAU8EB, * MERCHANT TAILOR And Dealer la READY MADE CLOTHING, Orrorir* Wolcott** Haan wars, MffiffillijUme . Mtoh. rpHAT HUSBAND OF MIMEI «—»•*- UWSVKINO and HAIR CUTTING RASKY'S* yy ILLIAM JONES, DENTTISTS Smoiei Hams ail SMHliers, Lard, by the lb. or barrel, A. B. 8Pnnr,I.D., Prop. M. GUI IT LOW PRICIS! A. dButon GUNSMITH �TfrrMs MAMMV1LLZ BATCRBST, - - The horribto Tn bdl to oi«BDi>e • Twntonal puHfcwn ia WMtdocMB wte adrtaed eoloutaing Indiana with across from IhaBoattaj said that P.rry Williams and Evans were ro WEEKLY IEWS REVIEW will fail, tbe majority havinji ft under oeuaids oorered an olu man, ow iu v(*m or a<«. wn pctrotenm sod burned bin sieve W«t shou -M-.rv.--Uy of tho German lM»W4 j.Iot oFfilliagtoaw North Carolina. ■uuxl bto ppointed to report, subject the cooventfan, a HaTof del- toeatio* aud Isstea of. r railroad. Msm-rtels for » dUF’SaiaMl.nUa weMp Kirkwood. A .rwKjlutlon from Us Military Ujt’tse to hMiatreiMO the expediency of N .. A. asi-W3.SS ^5 fromto» Lancto. Gen. H. V. Bomros, author of the A distatch from Oandahar, in Afken and ■ — ... —~ —* with w years MO, hM addressed a letter to tbe Hoc. Dutriei of Onto; Rob»rt M. Waltere, of Bon th OsroAlexander BL Ramsey, Secretary <rf War, oon- British tinea it te reported that nearly 2,000 families have been exterminated by GUPzate. and that mvoo of the villages of too latter Botrtx, of Goldsboro, N J.'«m'rrJ, Tbsl whicb had been die-mated quite extennvely NatMDal Convention, who are to M chosen by too delegatee frost their respective districts^ forth tho attractions of that Btate. The programme of the Executive Committee of the Nihilists haa been discovered Ootamlttee New Hahtbeihk, Vermont and Massachusotta, baring raised >40,000 for a monuUnited States 4-per-cenL bonds tho highest price ever reached by thorn.. .Gen. John Brisbin, ex-member of Congress, from Pennsylvania, is dead..... Destructive stormu are reported along tbe East Atlantic coast, several vessels were wrecked, and some lives lost.... Buicidas: Ghariss Decker, a prominent citi­ zen of Newark, N. J., blew Ida head off with a cannon loaded to the muzxlo with powder and ■Inga---- Israel Boothby, a bank caahier at Augusta, Me., committed suicide by blowing his brains O«S with a pistol-----Tbe Captain of tbe brig Augustine, which went tahoro st Atlanticville, N. J., shot himself when be saw toe tioa Congress for national recognition, and an appropriation of |3J,UOO... .Gen. Bpinnur, ex-United Btatea Treasurer, hM written a totter in opposition to tho proposed effort to refund The Warner bill for the free and un­ limited coinage of ail ver dollars has boon killed in the Senate Finauoo Committee, by a THZ NATIONAL CONGRESS. A number ot petitions upon various subjects Secbetaby Sherman issued a circular on the 3d inst, inviting proposals for tbe sale to the Govornmvnt of 5 and tl-per-oonL bonds to tho amount of |11,000,(XXi The State Department is said to have ■ A bill has been introduced in the hew York Legislature making it a misdemeanor received Information that tbe Htatistica used for any female to engage publicly in any pe­ destrian match, and for any manager or les- nadian claim before tho Halifax Commission wm of any building or grounds who allows too were fraudulent; that the attention of the Government has beou called te those exhibition to take ptace....The New York British Herald has given BlUO.UOC to too Irish relief fraudulent falsifications, and the items of the relief ot tho MockbridgB and otter Iz>dlan< In fund. 1 his munificent gift is regarded m an change indicated; but tho British Government Wlaconsln; by Mr. Ingalls, to «r*deffort to counteract the disMtrous i-esults has declined to take any notice of this iuformaDel fosse, formerly Belgian Minister at which have followed the pspor's policy of op tiou. Doeing tbe purposes of Messrs. Parnell and WMhlngton, who wm President of toe Halifax Commission, has been informed of thia fraudu­ JMIIml lent charge in the case, which wm tne basis of the award in which ho act»l m arbiter....... Col. Nklsoy Tbubleb, United States Mr. Parnell, Mr. Billon, Mr. Murdock and sev­ Diitnct Attorney for the Dietriot of Indiana, eral Irish-American ciuZous of Wajhmgton, palied on tho President the other day. They •epb died very euddealy of apoplexy at Indianap- were cordially received, and bad a short and pleasant talk with {he ProaidonL Mr Parnell spoke of Ireland's distreea, anjj gave a concise bin statement of tbs canoes and of hia object iu path.- read* sad hiirt-w previous question gramme, whoa bin head suddenly dropped visiting tho United Htotes. The President said H>o upon hia abouldors, and be fell over toat he sympathized with toe Into people, and hoped that speedy means would l-o found for their relief. tbe birth of Tbomaa Paine wan celebrated iu Hall. CoL R- G. Ingore li being the speaker of Seven Fusion Senators and twentytwo members of toe House presented tbernSitting Bull and his followers are Bolvee at the Maine State IIoubc., on tbe 29th Inst, and were given aoata in tho Legislature thousand strong to Ual tod States territory pre­ organ iced by ths Republicans. Their reoeptKxi wm very cordial... .Word eomee from North Cstrolini, South Carolina and Florida to too effect that the delegations to too Cldcsgo ano Sioux, has am red in Montana, evidently Convention from those States will bo * pledged 00 a marauding expedition, Teton ohicf. with GUO didate before tho Democratic National Conven­ of constructing a ship canal from Toledo. Ohio. to tion. The aaocrtion to made by a news paper correapondout st Albany that oorreborsUve Ducted with tho public affairs of the city, died o idenoe to this effort has been obtained within toe tool few darn, and that, while s delegation friendly to him will undoubtedly be chosen. It is stated that David Dows Si Co., Tilden will thereupon make known publicly hia withdrawal from too contest. a permanent construction fund for the A dispatch from Augusta, Me., says providing navy. Mr. Bnckasr introduced a bill reducing the of tbs Government In lighting public , ..Tho BL Ixiuis and that P. A Sawyer, Puaiooial Secretary of State, rxpeo'iiturva buiLUnxs. TV House them resumed consideration the State proj>crty in hia j>oase<uuoD Including Clmilt the State seal. Council records, election re- Ohio. District Courts Columba*, laaion. the The New York Republican State Convention, will nice I at Utica, Feb. 25.. The National Democratic Committee bu Loco called tiooa for Qlllng up and draining the grounds south The Madison (W’is.) Democrat pub­ lishes the first and second choice for President of the Senate and Aeocmblv. Tho whole num­ ber of pereons Interviowixl waa 133. Tbe tir«t choice wm Blaine. 43; Grant, 29; Seymour, 19 , A Denveb dispatch says great excite- John Sherman, 10; R B. Waahburee, ft; Gar­ ont prevails over a new discovery of gild field, 5- Tilden, 4; Bayard, 3; Hanoo>-k, 1; Edmunds, 1; Hayoe, 1; Gee. Sherman, 1 ; retused to expreae an opinion, 9; for uomiuae of tho Republican OuavenUon, 2. tho depth of twenty foot, and a Hjwclmen Thb Judiciary Committee of tho taken to Denver and an assay obtained, too assay giving toe value of the ore at >21,199 per ton, BZO.IT; ot it being gold. instructed to inquire into tbe advisability of Patbice Dunn died in Chicago, a so amendingIbc constitution of toe State m to few days ago, of hydrophobia. Tbe case will bant toe right of ruffrage to those who are attract attention aiiong medical mon by reason of tho remarkably abort time intervening be­ tween too first premonition of tbe diwwAo and Ths lakes of Switzerland ore frozen fiie death of tho victim. The bite oocnrred over for the fourth time within a century .... about six months ago. and no suspicion of in­ oculation had been entertained. Tbe person bitten wm a young man of robust health and on a charge of swindling a liuaetoa oul of good hatata, and, tn twenty bourn from tho Xi.OuO franca... .Tbe marria; of tho Grown time the first feeling of uneasinou manifested King of Baxony, will shortly be eolemnirod.... It is rumored st Odessa tool a Kuaaiaa trausHaywood and W right Rainar, broth- port vessel, having on board 2,000 te tops, roevutlr embarked at Astrakhan, and bound for ere, of Goldsboro, N. C., quarreled about a Bohaktaisr, a port on too eastern side of mo horec and t>uggy wbieh they jwned in partner Caspian sea, Um been caught in a beayy gale ship, and Haywood brained Ids brother with a and completely wrecked... .The French Chambill provn cuppreseton of political By the ‘purchase of the lines of road __ __ prohibition of meetinga running from Selma, Ala., to Pensacola, tbe where dfsturbaocee are apprebendoi.... of tho famous architects of toe world. great Luuisvillo and Nashville railway com­ One Elward Middleton Barry, who designed tho bination has secured an cxtesiaion to tbe British House of Parliament and many other Gulf of Mexico, oom pie-ing an unbroken line important buildings, hM jurt died in Lindon at the age of 50... .Tbo people of BaUybarrir, Ireland, which wm tbe eoeoe of the recent anti-rent demonstrations, assmnbled in force work to rebuild a Paor. James De Mille, author of and__ sot to but from which a tenant bad been tbe * Dt>dge Qub“ and other well -known works, evicted, and, doepite the efforts of the constabulary who tned to prevent day, died recently at hia home In Halifax, N. them, snccoedod in reinstating ita former oc­ H....War Rm been d dared between the Ps- cupant.. ..A cable dispatch chronicles tbe ar­ csflo Mail 8-ounsijp Company and the Union rival at Havre of a single Booth American steamer with 10,000 mutton carcasses, pre­ Pacific mlfcEd. served in refrigerators. Advices from Alaska report *hat a iNFEcnocs diseases are spreading to an alarming extent in BL Petersburg, toe deaths resulting therefrom being 19 per cent •f tlie entire mortality.. .'.The Pope has sent 10C00 franee to Ireland for tbe A band of regulators murdered an ea- relief of tbe destitute. Three deaths have occurred from starvation in County Louth, Ire­ tire family named Donnelly, conatotiog of five land....A Rome dispatch says tbo Pope'n pentone, at Lucan, Got, a few nights ago. The ttxievea and iueendiariee, and, m the Donnellys ware soppaMd to be toe guilty parttea. the Yellow, riVEB has appeared in sev wreto ot Ute mob fail on them. Their bodies were frightfully toutuated. and afterwards end places tn Brazil, and fears are entertained that it will spread to Rio Janeiro... .The part tally oooaumed in their dwelling, to wblnb steomsr Bs gore, cool-laden, from Penaito for work. Gibraltar, foundered when two miles from Before the committee ot the Board port. 3 hir oen of tier crew were drowned.... The Iriah Relief Committee in New York ia dreadful suffering there....Russia baa dc- autborls I gold ., Jaaire I.. Haworth.of Kansas, ipdlan Im;>tcIot....la the Hou-e, conaidarsiloa was resumed of the tail d«trrmlnm< the inriadlctji.n of United nu:r. Circuit Courts. and reflating ths removal of eauaM from S-itfe to Federal courts. Tbe House thru pss«sd tbe lolnt resolution appro6Hating JST.luu to enable the Fiib Commlaaionrr i represent the United States at the Exhibltlsb tn STARVING IRELAND. meal a d-y of turnips or of meal. Tnouasnde more are <x>n*uming tbmr laxt potatoes. Local efforts are becoming feeble. People are look­ ing to tbo world foi suicor. Tbe land agita­ tion bM hidden tta bead for the moment, the land agitators lending a hand in the common cause. Parncli'e attack upon the Mansion House and UioDncliesa of Marlborough fuixn in a e imo, ibe reeponeibility of which no man should take upon himself at this time. Tbo eonfunon thus caused only, blinds the eyes of America to the present awful neoeasiti'ee of the Ineh jxaaantr If Parnell be a true Irish patriot ho will sink animoeitics, which every one deprecates, even his frieous and sympathizers, and »ill beoom^Abe cham­ pion in America of that cause iu wLjch all toe world is uno- -tbe catun i>( cnarity. Tbo following figures are compiled from too official nA urns of toe local committees to tho central bodioa organized tor the distribution of iclief in Dublin as wed aa from private in­ quinoa made by yonr oorrerpondeut They are vouched for bv Protestant and Catholic ch-rgy, gentry, and public offickala Further returns are aninng daily in overwhelming auubcrs. Too returns by counties where tim chief distreas exta's show toe nuiDOeraof those suffering lo bo m follows: | Tipperary. ordered printed. A resolution rank their roKtmeau and corps. duced bills requiring the Hligu.... Kerry ... boucgal BAW a.i<« ««.'! Aevliuealh. W IW Ixmxford... 1.1AM 1,TW> _ Mr. Neal lntr> Washington Gi at I O'clock discontinued Aee mnanyiog thin report ia printed a tabu­ lated ata'om-.nt covuriug a page, and containing an anaiyeis of toe actual condition of 25U.0UU THE NATIONAL TREASURY. In too Senate, Feb. 2, Francis 11 Griffith wm nominated tor Supervisor of tbe Census ot lh« Foilowing is a sUttment of the pub­ lic debt on Fvb. 1, 18901 |S7O,Mbf5M zso.ooo.oo> apolia, testified that, to hto belief, there is abundant room and ample opportunity for in­ dustrial employment in that State for a large num tier of colored immigrants, and that ho had no knowledge of too present immigration being a political movement Thomas Mills (Republican), of Indianapolis, testified that ha remarked to “tho boys.” when too North Caro­ lina colored people finit l>egan to arrive at In­ dianapolis: ‘Wo want 20,t<X) bucze. and not women and children ’ Mr. Voorneos—You wantol them to vote’ Witoee* — Yoe. we a anted them to rota. Ml*. VnorDeeo — Well, tnat's a square answer. You thought if you had them you could ‘politi­ cally* slay nsf Witneee—Yos, we thought If wo had theta wo could get away with you everiMtingly. Mr. Voorhees—But tb«y brought a good many women and children with them’ Witoses—Yea, they overdone too thing on women and dhildren; but wo thought it won Id bo a good thing to scatter them around on ,®i.7mx«a,®o award.... In toe House, among tbe bills Introduced 15.66h.74y oceanic eommunlcaUoo: Total without Intervet. lB.4Bi.0W .........t ao4.5jo.cre Total debt. .. I4.3J7.11H Dsbt Um cash tn toe treasury.......... |1.0CU.7M.740 ------n.oit^st . «,<33.015 Intervet dueani unpaid. rill and by Mr. liruwti. proposing a co.-atltutional am-ud m.nt prcvtdiug that the Houae of Represents tires .« WWl . 15.00,445 . WM.fKJ . 13.4M.010 ’ 13,435.000 ,. 9b83«iA0H > 308-TC.M8 money, princpal outatandlog. M.67KBI3 MM17 C.SM.IM a.ua.un Her False Teeth. Terrible vengeance of a husband whose wife has gone off with a hand­ “Dear sir," he writes, “please hand the inclosed set of false teeth to my late wife, and ask her to be so good as to return my father’s, which in the hurry of the moment she took by mistake." ■toorUlug somer man: did not know of any party organization or party effort to draw negroen to Indiana Ho ocliovod toe eckirod people Lad not a fair chance to vote, or at k-aat wcie likely to bo "counted out’ in North Carolina, and it wm only right to give Ibcrn a chanco in Indiana ' E. D. Burden, Goldsboro, N. CL, toatifiod that, while too poop1>of th* .-tate of North Carolina do nut feel alarmol about the cxckIuz, tho ready subsiding, and toat the great mass of tbe colored people iu North Carolina were m well contented as they are in any other sec­ tion of the country. T. C Groomee, a lawyer. produced and read extracts from editorials published In the Greencastle Jlannrr in Nov<mber and December, 1S7K in watch Mr. Btooe.of Crawford, offered toe following amendment: Ruolrtd, That while we pledge ooraelvee to. ■upport ton Republican party, we aee no good roacou for atwuiioning too position taken by tho party in our own and other Btatee in 1H7G. of oppoeiuou to a third Preeidoulial term, and wo hereby indoruo and reaffirm tho ruioluUou paaaod by our Btoto UoaveuUoa, bold m thia dty in 187G. upon this qtieatioa. non, ana tracca »ne courre ot wo uemocratic party as it appeared to the Bcpubhcana He thought Gen. Grant wm the proper and only man who abould get tho tomiaauoo, and con­ cluded hia remarks with an appeal to all to auppoit him. Gen. Albright replied to Senator Kerr'* romxrka. He believed that Gen. Grant wm sin­ cere in his nndettakingo, had done great serv­ ice, both civil and military, but ho did not tbLik ho wm tbe only man who could lead tbo Repub­ lican party to victory. He did not believe Ibero wm any oaogrr to the country in a third term, but bo believed that WMbburoe bhorman or Blaine could carry tbe Buff rages of tbo people. Ho did not believe In inatracting delegatee to Chicago for any man. Tbo resolution wm further opposed by Gon. Koontz; Darlington, of Chester; Harvsg, of Clinton; and Wolfe, of Union; ahtlr Mcssru Moreland, of Allegheny; and Bingham, of Philadelphia; favored it The speeches of the anti-Grant people wore all from too Blainopoint of view, and no other names boaidos Grant and Blaine were mentioned al all, except in tbo remarks of Gen. Albright Mr. Stone, after arguing strongly in favor of his amendment to the resolution of instruction, finally withdrew it, and Mr. Strang, of lloga, offered another one, to wit: to strike out too namo of U. 8. Grant and insert that of James G. Blaine. On a vote by yeM and nays Sirang's amend­ ment wm lost—95 to 154—several of the Blaine people voting against it on toe ground that it wm not proper to instruct the delegation for original reeoluuon, or rather that part of it winch instructed too Chicago delegatee to vote that portion of too resolution. Tho aooond portion of tho resolution, m■tructing too delegation to vote m a unit, wm then adonted by a vira-vooe vote. State officers wore then nominated, a plat­ form adopted, a State Committee apnolnted, and dclogato*-al-targe to tho Chicago Conven- ditor, and Henry Greene for Supreme Judge. Tho following are the delegatre-at-largo: Matthew 8. Quay, James McMauee, Linn Bar­ tholomew, Christopher L Magee; alternates, Gen. D. 8. Elliott, J. Hay Brown, Henry Buck, Bamuol M. Jackaon. Fouto are practically disfranchised while they live in that section; urging it m tbe duty of too colored men booth to come North The Bicycle at Home and Abroad. of toe Ohio river, and help make a solid North, and arguing that if they remain in toe 8outo to In England more than 300, more or be enumerated ia ItWU they would increase tho lean, different stylee of bicycle are pro­ numbers of their enemies there, but if they duced by 200 makers,'who have invested came North they would increase too numbers $5,000,000 in machinery, c-nd pay <6,()UO of their friends tn tho North. weekly to operativec; the 150,000 ma­ THE UTE INVESTIGATION. chines in nae in that country are worth several millions; there are 250 clube, having nearly 7,000 members. In thia country the machine has won favor Gov. Pitkin, of Colorado, teirtified that, from Maine to Oregon, every new rider tbe best of his belief, tbe cause of too U making one or two more. Iu Spain. Australia, New Zealand and other diaoomj-clh-d to abandon toe chMO si,.- work tlx- tant caantriee the machine is making soil for M living Oov. Pitkin staled* that its way, and the shipment of American bicycles from Bocton to Mexico hits be­ children, to induce them to cultivate too sod, gun. and wm plowing up their land for cultivation. They did Dot complain of his Injustice or dis­ THE MARKET*. honesty, nor did they charge that tho citizoua of Colorado had trospaaotd on their land or NEW YORK. Infringed upon their rights tn any way, but simply that Meeker wm carrying out too inBtrucUouB of tbo Interior Department in unking tiicm to adopt tlxj customs of civilized life. Tbe Indiana, said the Goremor, would neither stay on their reecrvaUon -.or entertain the iikt tliat tliry wore bound to do bo. They e-iudcred all over I’ii,. V- ' they slaughter them waulouly, not for any benefit to themselves, but to injure toe whltee, who set groat value on game He also testi­ fied that toe Indians wantonly deotroyed timber valuable Io tho whites.____________ 788.770.1 flu J.IMM.H00 Irom tho Committee on Judiciary, reported a bill for rerlviaK aixl coutlnulug the Court ot Com- CJtUHU lican. Ho eaid too Republicans had proptwed to pay half the expenses of toe trio. The Sheriff stated that too negroes overstocked tho labor market of Green cm tie, and. tlicroforc, created ill-feeling. One man had hia barn burned for hiring tome of these immi­ grant*. He thought no objection would be made to immigrants who could support them rhteb competitor time within representaiion of North Carolina and increaae that of Indiana. Tea thousand intended to parly in Indiana Wiinme replied that bo thought they were, to a great extent, concurred Three hundred fiousand people are slowly starring, aud can only be kept alire by super­ human efforts ou too pert of their fellow­ The f that their friends in Washington desired catalogue of suffering. The outlook for Clio UDdi n oumate. adopted. Itopu-.lican Netional Convention from thia State wm Tbe daily, hourly ory of dietroae in Ireland bo are said to havo suffered dreed fully during tbe Banta Fo Railroad Companies' have signed an agreement jointly io btuld a Udo from Albuqnorquo. on the R» Grande, to Ban Prauctaoa The road wiU ooet t25,OX),OOa A fight occurred recently, near Fort Bnfo.-d, betwren flfry lodges of Sloffx from 8pot ted Tail and Pine Rid 40 Agenoos and a party of Groe Ventres, The latter were rictonoos, putting their enemies io root and cap­ turing all of their ponies. The County Hospital near Milvrau- United beiuon. upiM etili-KiM Ncnator were 01 . J introdi Hvn-tord confer, jun.dlctlon In war .upply-dalm cases upon United Bistre District Courts, which appalling pHvatums, the utter destitution, which prevaQ; but a vivid picture can be found ID too statement and figures below. They are uuexaggersted and well antoenticated. Il is impossible to overdraw tbe situation, i» rapidly Following the usual indolent habits of tbe do matters become worre. What might liavo The belie' gains ground in New originally Offered, wmOrecneMtle. Hs*4isd letters to Judge Mar­ tindale and OoL Holloway, pramiaeat Indi- At Woolwich, the other d»j, the of toe whole npoa the revtaioc of toe rale*, and a political debate oneaej upon the rule .trflniu* the mate to toe gun which exploded on the Britiah dut« af tbe ApproprtBUoia Committee. The vote Ironclad Thunderer wa* blown to atoms with a double load, oon«istiDg of ll» pounds of pow­ der, one OUU-pound shell, and one TOfi-pound projectile. z'' A BAILWAY collision ID the zuburba of Paris killed nine pasBengors and wounded many move du red their respective districts by the libation, stated toat he met and had Airrlroltnral Bureau ov»r that portion of ths Uni­ ted etatea wwt ot tbe l«Hh mertdlan. A resels1 M3SCT Iter MW public to obtain the reforms they seek ia to overthrow the Government by forcible revolution or 000spteaoy. Tbe itectalists would then transfer shall serve mb Trousers First Worn In England. It is generally known to ua middle­ aged men, by “tradition," ibni breeches began to give place to tronaers daring the first decade of the prt sent century, but it is generally known that trousers were actually worn by London exquis­ ite* in tbe latter years of the last centu­ ry. “It will be observed," says a writer in “ Arliss’ Pocket Magazine of Classic aud Polite Literature," new series, volumc 3, 1825, “from the following de­ scription of a dandy published in 1791, that trousers were then in fashion, and were considered aa a ridiculous article of dresa: ‘Advertisement Extraordi­ nary I—Lost, last Saturday night, eupposed in the lobby of the- new theater, an overgrown baby, who arrived but two days ago in town, f’om tbe country. He had on a bght-oolored coat, with cape hanging oareleealy over hia ahoulders; a pair of hia father's breeches, which reached down to hia ankles; and an old pair of his gTnndmamma'B spectacles, which he converted into an opera-gums. He bad on hie slater's high-crowned bat, and his hair cut so short that you might ob­ serve his bare poll. Laughs a great deal; can swear a few fashionable oaths, but does not know how to write his name. Answers to the name of Master Jackey. As he bad only sixpence a week pocket-money, it is feared he is detained in some cake-shop for his reck­ oning; il so, all demands shall be care- Good to Choice Spring Ex No. x i*pnog No. a "priag 011 M M LWAUEEE. cc.fi xNATL in* $ia : ’ j $} _ DKTBorr. MMaajjraui ■ 8 S �— ............... =s Thaw* foe right SATURDAY, - 1877,in _ . , Mid that tbe company wm not shown to child wm sent home require an accurate knowledge died of homestokneaa. bow tbe young gentleman got reaoued. to >230,000,000. Maguiru.____ Strange Food. Bime score or so of contributor* to year*’ imprisonment. excepting liability of the company for the risk of losses that would be ruinous a French sporting journal dined one his daughter, Miss Jennie Flood; he freight lost by Are, and th* ruling was, not want to die with such a charge day upon the ham aud heart of-a lion1, self that' the crystals he obtained are killed I y Constant Cberet, in Algeria. not diamonds, after all. fe. ragteterad WAOO.OOO ta United therefore, that the plaintiff was not enchickens, The flesh of the lion wm found to be The cost of the Haydentrial is esti­ mated at over >36,000. The juror* re­ provide* for her an income ceived about 8200 each. palatable, it only achieved what i* termed a success d’estime, while the l«Md,hailample 41 W<*« Win They manage these thing* differently heart, skillfully prepared with truffles, Uhi'i Spteo .r Eleerrle Lightly. the oven, wrap them m a piece of car­ in Texas.. Ihisiabowafoodoouple come wm unanimously voted tough and indi­ crossing Niagara on a rope. pel, and put them in the coop. A large Jo an understanding, according to one gestible. In fact, the French journal­ The census of school children in ■who ril by hi. balmde. uul mW" who 'TWd -who L_\^etend*toknow. pretend.io He sit* on one side ist* were not much better pleased with California shows 216,404 in 1879, an inof the room in a big white rocking chair; their fare than wm Bruce, tbe traveler, not allowed to oough, sneeie, or even lowing the analogy of water, the in­ Vermin.—Th* poultry house, if close­ she on the other side, in' * little white when the guest of the Arab tribe ot ■ The Boston Watchman says a reli­ let their eehing knee-joint* crack, on ventor conceived ot * system which ly examined, may be found to swarm Welled Bidi Boojanim, “ the sons of the gious novel is nauseating, and wantsits fathers ot the flocks,” bound by vow to religion and romance on separate within Asrey, mealy .powdM ibople rock eat lion’s flesh once every day; for the dishea iy and looks traveler found male bon meat lean, in foe corners and jomta of th* build ­ A yovng man in Bridgeport. Vs,thus pipe* which.' panvey it under pressure The glare factories at Pittsburgh, Pk, tough, and musky in flavor, lioness meat answered an invitation from a lady to ing. Take a common squirt can filled which have been running at barely liv­ to foe point where it is to be used, so : a trifle fatter and more palatable, and the electricity is to be forced intq foe with kerosene-oil and inject foe oil into ing rates for several years, no# have all vire* and delivered under pressure at every crevice in the house. Repeat east window at the turnip patch. At whelp flesh the nastiest of the three. yours reaeeved—I tumble.'’ last he remark*: Mindful that an unlooked-for pleasure they can do to keep up with orders, It* destmatjem. Ia tbe case of wdrt The fall of Adam wm not not so hu­ “Thi* is mighty goodweather for cot­ is thrice welcome, Frank Buckland did miliating m it miget have been. There and have raised prices 10 and 25 per after benfc tured, Bi flor* »w»y by ; not advise his guests on a certain occa­ ton picking." * from these insect pest*. cent. on window-glare and table-ware. means of j* sewer-pipe, and is lost. ""fi* that, ” the lady responds, “ if we sion that they were about to enlarge sonny, Bat it is easy to imagine that the water Keep tee Good Calveh.— Ab the their gastronomic experiences, but when used in working machines, for in- ,cowp come in the -best of the heifers only had any to pick? Mii. John Fortune, of Fond du Lac, stance, instead of being Iasi, might bo : The rocking continues. the soup had been disposed of asked a may be selected for resting. There can “ What’s your dog’s name’?" Mks she. ■famous gourmand sitting near him how "Wta., recently became the father of returned -to foe pumps and used over be no better way; to improve the stock “ Coonyr Another sigh-broken Btillhe liked it. “ Very well, indeed," was aud over again. With such a system i Of cows than it*/ use. a good bull and twin girls. When he first looked upon neBH. > , the answer. “ Turtle, is it not? I only the new-comers he unified a sqrt of as this, we should have a perfect anal­ keep the best chives, well feeding and “Whafrf he gboci forT1 asked because I did not find any green ogy to the Edison electric lighting. ,caring for them,until matured, f After ghastly smile and remarked, “Well, I fat." Buckland shook his head. “ I "What's ho good for?" says he ab ­ The eleetria -suppose it’s all right, for it is said Miss under prcteuro.andusoa, is foftfrafed'to- > fancied it had a somewhat musky taste The capital employed in British rail­ tbe stractedly. —peculiar but not at all unpleasant," roads is a little leas than 83,500,000,000. “Your dom Ooony." the central station. As thdlight re- 'beat retaiat Fortunes never come singly* "For ktetomng ’possums" remarked his neighbor. “ All alligators It in administered by 224 distinct com­ suits from no conaumption of a mate- < have,” replied the host,the cayman, panies, some of which pay no dividend, Silence for half an hour. , practice Deselection. / Andrew Breeding, a member of a rial, but iaxanre trnnsmafaition of .foe pareful especially—the fellow I dissected this while other* are hopelessly insolvent. “He looks like a deer hound." Revenue Collector's posse, in Tennes­ eiierg;.- euAM ia. tU *n>H>a Grabs in the North is not made as morning, and which you have just been As a rule, tho smaller the company the cess, it is therefore seen that all which available as it might An opinion pre ­ see, should participate in the next go- is essential to an electric-lighting sys«; j discussing.” Half a dozen of the sud­ leas profitable the undertaking. M-you-please pedestrian match While tern is the generator (or pump), the vails that grusd lands can not be kept in “Hb is, but he’s- sort©’ DeHoWeed,an’ denly-enlightened diners suddenly The Idttle Rock (Ark.) Gatette says: permanently good condition. Yet there gottin’ old an' slow, an'he ain'tno’ count started to their feet, two or three slunk on a raid, recently, he war captured by two lines of wire, ode distribating the 1 “ The daughter of Bandy Faulkner, the are in many localities plots and tracts of on a cold trail." from the room, and the rest of the meal man who wrote the ‘Arkansas Traveler,’ electricity, the other bringing it back, 1 a party of moonshiners, but, escaping In the quiet ten minutes that ensue* was enjoyed by only a portion of the wm recently turned out of a house in and a lamp which transmute* into light Igrass that are very old and show do soon after, he ran, pursued by the^ the energy (tarried by electricity when it signs of failure. • What has been done she takes two stitches in her quilt, a original company. - See what imagi­ 1 this city because she wm unable to pay •crooks, a distance of thirty-five miles in passe* from one wire to the of her, and 1once in this way can be done again. A gorgeous affair made after the pattern nation is," said Buckland. “ Had I told her rent. At one time she wm the permanent pasture or meadow is inval­ called “Rose of Sharon." them it was turtle, or terrapin, or bird’s- belle of this town. With her since in which the energy of the prcMure exI seven hourtj and finally eluded them. uable. Why can not we try to make neet soup, or the gluten of a fish from then there have been several sod "Your ma roaring many chickens?” presses itself m the light. In Edisoa’s ' and keep them? This is a subject the maw of a sea-bird, they would have changes.” “Forty-odd. It is related of Gen. Grant that when invention the amount of electricity de- 1worthy the moat careful study. Then more rocking, and Bomehow pronounced it excellent, and their di­ livered in tho lamp is determined by The system of hotel fees to menials a lad he was standing quietly in a group the size and resistance in the car dou, Geese andDuceb.—These are profit­ tho big rocking chair and the little gestion would have been none the bad it* origin in a semi-barbaric age, of boys one day, when a big boy threat­ just m in water the amount of flow is ।able birds in .some oogas, and may be rocking chair are jammed side by side, worse. I tell them that it is alligator when none save the wealthy and aristo­ soup, and their gorges rise at as good a ened to whip another much smaller detertnih&f by the size ofthe openings. kept where there is cheap grazing. and rocking is impossible. dish as.ever a man need have 1" Fore­ cratic traveled far from home, and “Makin' quilts?” he obeeryes. than himself. Grant said nothing until As a *great many small jeta of water Half a dozen geese will soon fill a good when rovalty and aristocracy gave not warned, and, therefore, forearmed, were “ Yes,"aho replies, brightening up, for the aggressor proceeded <{to .jpt his can be supplied from one pipe, so a ,sized feather bed or a pair of pillows. she is great on quilts. “Fvo just fin­ the gentlemen who lunched on the oc­ only to those who served them wherever great many lamps or small cecapcs for 1The white ducks are perhaps equallv they stopped, but flung alm* to the poor threats into execution; then he stepped electric.ty can be furnished from one useful in this way. Both of these will ished a gorgeouH ‘Eagle of Brazil,’ a topus at the Brighton aquarium, trying on the highway. forward, rolled up his sleeves, and ob­ wire. ' now begin to lay, but must be closely •Sotting Bun,’ and a ‘Nation’s Pride.’ it in turn boiled, broiled, and cold. Bob Ingersoll threatened to prose­ As in the ease of water, the amount watched and kept up at nights, or they Have you ever saw the ‘Yellow Rose of They found it excellent eating, resem­ served that if there was any fighting to bling skate, but not so tender as might cute the Rochester paper* if they pub­ the Prairie?’" bo done it could be done with him. of work done by electricity—either m will drop their eggs abroad. Tho eggs be. The verdict would probably have lished his lecture entire, as it was copy­ “No." illuminant or motor—is dependent ।should be gathered and . kept in a cool *111 take the licking," said Grant And quite an much upon tbe pressure from More silence. Then ho says: been still more favorable had the octo­ righted. He said it wm worth 8125,000. but not cold place until they are wanted pus been boiled first and then roasted, He limited the space to a column and a “Do you love cabbage?'’ the big boy retreated. which rt escapee m upon the quantity ।for setting. aa is the way in Corsica, where the half, into which one paper succeeded in “I do that" passing through the wire*. We might Fowlb will need the best food if eggs Presently his nand is accidentally monster in esteemed a great delicacy. getting almost the wbcle lecture by Theodore Tilton wm to lecture at have a system of lamp* which would are desired. Wheat steepjddn boilmg using small type. Parsons, Kan., and the committee was give a certain amount of light from Jwater, and given hot, and hot baked po­ placed on her*, of which she doe* not —Chamber*' Journal, seem to bo at all aware. Thon he sud­ largo quantities of electricity escaping An employe in a menagerie at Lyon* at the station to receive him.. They Lord Fairfaxunder low pressure, or another system tatoes crushed with a masher, arc as denly *ay*: food as can be given; water slight­ stepped up to tbe long-haired gentle­ which could give an equal amount of good Thomas, Lord Fairfax, whose remains wa? nearly eaten alive lately by seven “I’so a great mind to bite you." 1 hens, into whose cage he had entered “What have you a great mind to bite lie under a marble slab in the Episco­ man and welcomed him with much en- light from » small qaauUty ot eteotrioity ly warmed, with a small quantity of sulphate of iron (copperM) in it, is use­ me for?” pal Church, in Winchester,-Va., said for the purpose of cleaning it The tnunssm and ceremony. The long­ escaping “under high pressure’. Ab in ' ful. Allspice mixed with coro-mcal fwhen he heard ot Wohington’s triumph lion-tamer, a woman, happened to be haired gentleman appeared surprised either case'the amount of electricity ‘much is an excellent condimdu% and by at Yorktown: " Take mo to bed, Joe; it on tbe spot and rescued the man, but flowing through a wire is in proportion ' and said: “I don’t know what you to the size of the wire, it will be readily 1no means costly. Laudanum in tenis time for Fairfax to die!" He bad not before he had been tearfully mu­ "Weir:lioW,-1 Ex you.*’ tilated. doses hM been found a remedy for , looked upon Washington m his protege, mean by this but I can remove any seen that the application of preesure drop “Then now I hM you." ' A Vermont hunter refrained from Coouy dreams he hear* a sound of and, being himself a staunch royalist, it wart or bunion in thirty minutes, with­ made by Mr. Edison obviates the main the cholera, or poultry intestinal fever, firing at inx rabbits and two foxes that whichhM destroyed sy many flopks. cut him to the core to see the yoang kissing, and next day the young man out pain, or forfeit my reputation." difficulty in the way of subdivision (i. be saw, because he wanted to have hia e., in the/way of'domestic u*e off foe । jALctis Ar* lEORxiBiNq.-i-E8ery goes after a marriage license.—Cham­ Virginian champion the colonist’s rights. The committee hrd taken a “ corn doc­ Two or three tiaditions of this eccen­ gun all ready wBen that deer which hi* electric light), namely, the enormous :relic of the long-continued depression ber^ Journal. tric nobleman are preserved at Millwood, Jogs were running came up, and when tor" for T. T. size and cost of conductor*. The well- —the seven lean years—now happily the animal did appear, ana proved to known principle of the effect of pressure .gone by, is passing away. Prices are The Breaking Ntrain of Republican In- Va. He wm a “fine Oxford scholar, a lx> a heifer from a neighboring pasture, htitutions. member of Addison’s Club, and the The faculty of Harvard College upon the dynamic power of electricity advancing, and every purchased thing he sprained his knee kicking the hound Tho result in Maine, like the adjust­ author of two or three number* of the have greatly offended the lady students had never been utilized because the costs comyderably more than it did a proper lamp was still unknown. This year ago. ' The farmer who values his ment of the electoral dispute at Wash­ Bpectator." According to tradition, he by prohibiting them from entering the la ad and stock SBswwstly put up the left England disappointed in an affair ington in 1877, is another practical lamp if». Edison’a main discovery. In ■class for the study of the Cainoae lan­ order to utilize this, tine* of the plans. (figures fjom 25 to W pex cent Hi* in­ proof that republican institutions are cf the heart and buried his sorrows in guage, which is now taught there. devi»ed by him was tomake tho flow of come THUBt be made to increaso in pro­ strong enough to bear tho strain of a the furthest part of hi* “ ancestral Why should they not be allowed to en­ electricity intermittent Enough wan portion, and this must bo done to a great disputed succcerion. No worse strain woods." Near the present village of extent by increasing in every possible can como on a Government and its ord­ White Post, near Millwood, and which ter this class as well as any other is allowed to eecape in a short time, aay never »er*trh Grrenbxik tickets. one-third, to keep foe lamp all the way ihe productive value of his prop­ inary administration. In a monarchy derived its appellation from a large •best known to the college authorities; time supplied. It, of course, would arty. such a dispute must be settled by vio- white post that was planted here by but no explanation is given, and those require a large wire to furnish In a great him as a guide to his dwelling, he built After the ceremony had been per­ Why Can Not We Grow Larger lenoe, real or threatened. most interested are exceedingly angry the quantity of electricity needed, yet Cbgps.—There are localities where it, many republics it has bad the same “ Greenway Court,” and there spent the formed at a Fall River wedding, Ja about it. There seems to be consider­ two-thirds of foe time the wire would may pay to grow nmall crop* cheaply,, tasue. In the last century xhaM the last thirty years of hie life, dying in the former husband of the bride presented States in the Union have had contests year of 1782, shortly after the surrender himself. He had been away four years, be inactive, daring which period it able “ Sex in Education " in old Har­ could be used to supply two other where one may akin the land for a few over the succession of tho chief execu­ of Yorktown. Millwood is an :uter- and she had supposed herself a widow. years and leave it, just as in some places vard yet _____ lamps constructed on the same prin­ cattle are or have been killed for their tive, and, with the exception of the । ebtirg placer It was so named from He offered to leave her to the new hus­ ciple. According to tbe doctrine of hides and the carcaaf.cn left to decay. I Gulf States since the war, such con­ the two large stone mills which Gen. band if she would give him her child, Germany has a standing army of probabilities, one-third of a large num­ But every yerr these localities are tests have uniformly been settled with­ Dan Morgan made his Hessian prison­ and she closed the bargain on that ■410,000 men already, and now it is pro­ ber of lamps would be in use all growing more and more distant in tbe out strife or bloodshed. Tno long can­ er* build there. The mills are Itill posed to add to it 20,000 more. It is the time. Buch being tbe case, the West, and in time land will be too val- vass over Judge -Morton’s election in standing and grind 80.000 bushels of Growing Old. producing an uncomfortable feeling in cost of a conductor would be divided noble to be used in bo wasteful u mair this Btate, tho disputed election of Clin­ grain a year. Henry Harrison, Presi­ dent Harrison’s private secretary, lives Yes, we are all growing old, though Germany, whose people must supply among three lamps. The lamps were ner. In Central and Eastern localities ton when Jay waived his right* to a bn constructed as to burn steadily al! the future prosperity of the fanners will contest, the so-called “buck-shot war" near there, as doe* Col. Richard Henry unconsciously, and the current of life all the soldiers and pay all the expenses, the while, although the electricity was depend upon the growth of larger crops in Pennsylvania, the sharp contest in Lee. Tbe latter is a grandson of Rich­ flows on as smoothly as ever; indeed, and it is looked upon with jealousy and passing through them only one-third of by tbe expenditure of more labor on the Ohio in 1807, tho long legal battle in ard Henry Lee, the first signer of the the faller the current, the more noise­ •distrust by the other European power* the time. land. To reach this end will be a work Michigan in 1855, all these, like the dis­ Declaration of Independence, and a first less the flow* And months and years Besides the enormous practical value of time, but it will never be reached pute in Maine, passed without firing an cousin of Gea. Robert E. Leo. Ho ia a are, after ail, so very much alike that who think it portends mischief. It of the electric light, m domestic illumangry shot. When the Dorr rebellion lawyer of considerable repute. they pare without special observation, ■costa the empire about $90,000,000 an­ inant and motor, it furnishes a most unless a beginning is made, and there eam« to be carried up to the Federal and we begin to get old before we think was never a more propitious time to be­ A Gosd Letter. nually to support the army on a peace striking *uid beautiful ilhmtratibn oC gin than now. ; Supreme Court, the one act of violence of is. And when we sit down to a Tbe best of all letters is that which footing, and the proposed, increase will the convertibility of force. Mr. Edi­ Grafting.—If old trees produce alleged was a “trespass,” and the entire conveys the most information in the simple sum in arithmetic — the sub­ add $-1,000,000 more, besides about son’s system of lighting gives a com­ poor or even indifferent fruit, and they series of disputed auoceasionB inacent- fewest possible words. A lack of spon­ traction of the year of our birth from pleted cycle of change.- The sunlight are still sound and vigorous, they may ury of republican government and a the current year—we are astonished at <7,000,000 for outfit for the new solpoured upon the rank vegetation of tho score of common wealths have led to no taneity destroys the charm of a letter. the answer,'and are so doubtful ot it* Ladies have two favorite epistolary correctness that we go over it a second ■diere. If Germany does this it will ne- carboniferous forest; wm gathered and be made productive- and valuable by worse violence than this' tramp of grafting good norta upon them. This manias in their ordinary correspond ­ ■cessitate a similar increase of the armies stored up, and hM been waiting through time, but always with the same result. workiahonldij* done just m the buds squad of men across a man’s orchard. By a great many persons whose faith ence, namely, writing across lines and Children grow up around us, but we -of Russia, France and Austria, and the the agee to be converted again Into begin to swell. Il the tree is a large indulging in postscripts, to say nothing thoughts of the people will be turned light The latent force accumulated one, only a portion of it should be in the people is weak a peaceful ending of their almost universal practice of un­ get used to that, and seldom stop to during tbe primeval dav*»*nd garnered wm not expected in Maine There is a compute their ages and realize the to war, and war will be the outcome. up in the coal-beds, is conv*rteL/affor general impression among th* doubters derlining words—this is a confession of swift flight of the years. In fact, our passing in tho (Steem-enfciife forough that a republican form of government, weakness. Among celebrated letters is children never get old to us. The wife a brief one which occurs to us, while we The Ohio Legislature is looking the phases of phemical, molecular and of an excellent variety. It ia a common good enough when the piping times of mechanical Iore4, into electricity, which notion among those who do not think peace call for nothing louder than^* po- ^olittan, to a friend: “I had a great jpg stringent bills punishing tradesmen only waits the touch, of the inventor’s about the matter that the mere operagrief, and I have a great joy—because old and hripy day*. And so with hu»genius to flash out into a million do­ 'tiofc of gtafting **meh*w benefits the -whn adulterate food. One of the bills mestic suns to illumintito X myriad job were sick, and because you have band—to the wife. Though hi* hair I recovered," How brief and how aignifi- might have grown grey in some way recently introduced provides that all homes.—ScribneTs Monthly. artificial butter shall have an analysis which we do not untiersland, and his power of tbia.^oyjereign peopl* diffused I 811 letter-writers, firm step may seem* little leas elastic or of its ingredients stamped upon the planted, cq to Apeak,: upon the old one. firm than it was, the husband doe* not After an enthusiastic lover spends Hence the new top or head will be of through A thousand peaceful agencies Thought*. pankase in which it is offered for sale. ■eem to have changed much, after all. btends behind them all. ready to strike two hours’ hard labor over a letter to When you bury an old animosity, He into us the same strong, manly one, never mind putting up a tombstone, •deal of real butter, in the market, and whom we loved so much, and to whom f; Worrying will wear the richeat life to we confided so much just a little while would drive some dealers out of the about tbs country doing grafting. ago. To be sure, the few friends of on business. It would be a good and minutes, and then draws a circle Some are very excellent and others are i <A sweet temper ia to the household . A CHle*. W w- / ! £ -1 around the blot and tells her it ia a kiss, bunglers, but there is no need of em­ -wholesome provision, however, to re,wbat sunshine is to tree* and flower*. and she, poor thing, believes it, In a certain college, undef Presbyte­ ploying anyone. Any boy who can Everything we meet with here below •quire every package of sugar, tea, auske a willow whistle can Karn to graft, rian auspices, not a hundred miles from i* more or leM infection*. If we live ionablejhau-dye. Therms no hug ia ground coffee, spices, baking powder, Nep York, it is a rule that th* studente French institutions on the admission of .and every boy should be able to do it. shall attend church at teMTw<»»>Mh habitually among good and pleasant that to attract, special attention. Some •etc., to lie properly branded with the people, we inevitably MH imbibe some­ one—he may have been * philosopher— a neophyte hM led to a painful incident _ History Records Ao Greater Hero. Sunday, either in the college chapel or Analysis of the ingredients, wholesome at Angers. A youth named Guyot, on thing of their disposition, says J. A. St hre said that if we doubt whether we ymn other church in town which they John. „ , and poisonous, of which it is oompoaed. *re really growing old we should look designate, and for non attendance The adulteration ofYood and drink is A tmxE girl shut up m a punishment in the face of a friend whom we have Bsomb fault in her father’s barn at ■one of the crying hygienic evils of course, on Monday i nd (Morbihan) in France, was killed tried that a few days ago. He did more; ((rested, but modern time*. a wolf, ^bich by climbing a rubbish be looked in the lace of a frie®d whom stoutly decdared his innocence. He genuity and Anne fun heap wm able to enter by the roof. The A decision of interest and importacknowledged that, he knew who took family had been at work in foe fields at the quiltA though he did not take them. ' anoe touching the liabilities of railroad •one distance, and on foe fa$er open­ not know. They were both too Nothing pould induce him to name the yon attend church yesterday ?" ■ •companies for good* destroyed by fire strum ent exist* fine Mr. C—- replied.. "The First Church, ing the door to release the child the fire while in transit wm lately rendered wolf sprung out and made off, leaving that be kept woi sir." friend by Judge McKennan in the United The professor, looking a little sur- on the floor the half-devoured remain* yet, what bad ha| him to the Reform School at Plainville. that he should loo: , of it* victim. State* Court at Pittsburgh. Sait wm He wrote to his father whenever be nad Mb. J. C. Flood hM jwt bestowed �DRUGGIST perity, exaxperatingly inconvenient. ______________ SATURDAY. FEB. 7. 1889 u»am P T. BOIBE, , adage. “bastees* bt which U undoubtedly H.J, M. YOU CAN FIND AT MY STORE Michhraa QrIII Driven* In Convention NOW! The annual meeting of the Press As ■ sociation was held at Ann Arbor, last Chicago, Jaw. 19,1880. week Tuesday, and wishing to enjoy Editor ThV. Nrws for a day, the company of the pencil­ As much M possible before taking my annual invoice, Having been a witness of the ex­ pushers of our Michigan, and at the Ahdz.ll the. leading Remedies in treme pleasure you enjoyed, at tire re­ same, time listen to the opinion of ““ I am offering ception given by Madam Valleria, as­ veteran publisher* of the State, 1 sisted by Madam AnnieLouis Cary and to make good newspajiers. we attended. School Books, Signor Campinin! and Behrens, given The meeting was attended bv about one Blsnk Books, at Haverly’s Theatre, Chicago, on the hundred editors and was a very pleas­ Mlscellan's Bo evening of the 12th, nnd nothing like ant and profitable gathering. All nec­ That WILL PAY YOU to take advantage of NOW. A LARGE UNK OF you, the responsible editor ot a “red- essary arrangements had been made by __________ I Bibles, Autograph aud hot” local paper, tliat “never skips an. the press of Ann Arbor. Hacks and a Photograph Albums. issue or misses a mail,” and being in a commitee were in attendance at each A COMPLETE LIME OF situation enabling me to “average ex­ train, and the ink-slingers were hust­ penses” (for.definition obthis term en­ led into backs and pastboards entitling ---------WILL BE OFFERED-------- quire of any “commercial tourist”) and them.to a free ride to and from the court [TRIMMED FREE.] like tbe infallible editor of tbe Inde­ honse were thrust into' their hands. pendent, when visiting Washington, a Tlie meeting was callled to order in the AS FINE A LINE OF few years since, taken my wife with magnificent new court house at precime “to be sure of good company,” I aely eleven o’clock, a. m., by its pres­ WHEN I SHALL As there is in town, and all war­ was in a position to enjoy tbe recital ident,Co). Geo. P. Sanford of the Lan­ ranted to be as represented of several of the Operas given by “Her sing Journal. And address of welcome, or money refunded. Majesty’s Opera Company,” under the cordially tendering the hospitalities of CALL AND SEE ME management of Col. J. H. Mapleson, thv citizens of Ann Arbor, was deliver­ In all departments. ‘given later than the one that was your ed by Rice'A. Beak of the Courier, good fortune to attend. which was responded to in a very hap- । Preecriptyme Carefully Prepared at all <31. A.. TRLUMjiklN. kourt. ile&p'y, Perhaps any account of an Opera py effort, by Geo. F. Lewis, of the SagF, T. BOISE. inawian. for the Assciation. A number piONEER STORE! may be to a majority of the readers of of your enterprising paper, very much of things were discussed, which would pAHMERM ATTENTION. like an examination in French, at a doubtedly be uninteresting to our read­ ladies boarding school, before an audi­ ers. President Angell of the Universi­ ence of Yankee farmers, who ar its ty extended a cordial invitation to the conclusion nre quite apt to mutter in Association to visit the University and Now being in first-class running or­ spite if not literally, “for this relief see it in working order, to also take der, with a thoroughly Tjuch thanks.” The Opera is properly tea with the faculty at 6 o’clock, and an adjunct of royalty, and in Europe also tendered it the use of the law lect­ ure room for its evening session all of unsupported largely by goverumentappropriations as a luxury of crowned which was unanimously accepted, and in attendance, we guarantee satisfac­ heads, but in America, is of course like tbe convention adjourned for dinner. tion to all those who may favor us with their patronage. Those al) other business ventures, dependent Prominent citizens of the University WE MUST SELL OUT $5,000 WORTH OF GOODS IN who prefer can have their entirely upon private enterprise, and city were in waiting, and so anxious the next 60 days, and in order to do bo, we are aware that con । ­ cannot claim any outside assistance or were they to carry off and entertain a live editor, that there were not enough cessions must be made. No one can afford to purchase a dol­ perquisites whatever, not even from a without waiting. protection tariff, and as in all of its ap­ editors to go around. Feed lar's worth of anything, in our line, elswhere before examining At two o'clock the association' again pointments of orchestra, chorus, star our stock. FOR SALE artists, costumes and scenery, it im­ met at the court house, and after an at the Mill at the lowest prices. mensely expensive nnd after being half hour’s session, headed by President time buy Overeoatw. W. H. YOUNO. Prop. i Angell, marched for the University, I thoroughly equipped, is so liable to fl- ' All Wool Suits from *8.50 to *30.00. uancial. failure, that n really good Oper> j! and were shown successively through Ladies' Cloaks from *4.55 to *15.00. the general library, the law library, the company in the United States is ex­ Dress Goods at the Lowest Possible Figures. tremely rare. It is therefore an nnus- law lecture room, where Judge Cooley i Hats and Caps clear down. uaTpiece of good fortune that there has was delivering a lecture on the law of I FURS AT COST. • Davis Sewing Machines J T, . .. been organized aud placed t>efore the marriage ; the dental operating room; Plata, and lllaatrationi, with description, of Singer Sewing Machines I Market. American public, n company so thor­ where some thirty patients were under­ the be.l Flower, and Vegetable., with price of Groceries of the best quality and lowest prices. ■eeda, and how to rrow thee--. All for ft flte cent oughly complete and ‘talented as the going dental operations; the museum; ttarop. In EnclUb or German. The finest Syrup in the place for 50 cts. Try it. VIUK‘8 BEEDH are the beat In tbe world. Fire laboratory; hospitals; tbe homoeo­ one now singing in Chicago. centa for poaiaae will bay the Floral Guide telling Pnrchnaea made nt our arore during the next Go day* will pathic college, where Prof. Wilson was how to art them. The Operas given last week after your nlwaya be remembered nnd never regretted. The FLOWER and VEGITABLE GARDEN, IT4 return, were: "Ln SoDtiambnla.” “Lin­ giving a lecture to his class, (which in­ Pagee. Six Colored Plate*, and many hundred en­ da Di Chamouni,” "Daughter of the cluded our young friend Frank Tim­ graving*- For #C rent* In paper cover* |!-00 In elegant cloth. In German or EogUah. Regiment,” "Aida” and “Faust,” and merman) but who halted in his in­ VICK’S ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE-32 page. .... --rendered, j atructions to deliver an ingenious and all finely iutrqducingseveral I Ever thankful for past favors, future"ones will be duly appreciated. new artists with a few old favorites, humorous address upon the rise and Of the soprano artiste, Valleria and j progress of homtropathy in theUniver- ^Addrwea. EmiHeAmbro are slight, little women, to the association ; the central but with beautiful, finely trained vole- 1 «t«®“ bw,lor hullM‘ J **»« museum; the laboratory, where the students were es, with that pure and true soprano quality that cuts clearly and distinct­ busy at work, the medical college, where Dr. Ford wan engaged in a lect­ In Point of Excellence It is Uuurpaue, ly through and above the clash and din of •orchestra and chorus, such as ure to his class, upon the heart which and Every Family Will Appreciate it frequently occur in heavy finales. What­ he illustrated by cutting n heart from . and Enjoy Its Perusal. ever they attempt is done thoroughly a subject before him. and then to an- ' . Every man thou Id make hia home a* comfortable well. Mlle. Marimon is a piquant other lecture room, where Prof. Lang 1 and attractive aa po**lble. , illustrated dashing .French woman, with aley , gave an interesting and FOB EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF . ■ Light. , , . . ”„ nrwipaper Tbe perusal of *acb a newspaper not "Frenchv” vivacious stylo of acting, I| • uP° “Electric .n ■ ! only in.tllliin th* rising generation a love of home, trip wae « very interesting one that is captivating, though not as pleas- I This *~ ! ~ * , ’ . . ’ , , * , ; as M educator, and aaido from all other conaldrring a singer ns either Valleria or Am- - to the quill-drivers, nnd no doubt con- wtlons, no p>rvn; sbnold forego taking Into hUfamJ.™., u m. bre. Canipinini ia tbe same conscien­ rino-d them that the faiveraity with i tious artist as formerly and in rich­ its Professors and 1,400 students, was I feature, which have made Th* Free Bros* the moat a big thing, eieelling Howard or Yale , E3S'"f.’Sjl": ’L'fhlU'’ ness of voice and method, has attain­ colleges, hot yet ti.e?dlng mon- ample 1“ M"W*“ ed a higher standard than he had mas­ accomodation and a larger library. a carefully organa. tered when flrat in America iu 1874. The University is thepride of Michigan 1 p°nJe''r* throughout The familiar tones of his voice brings and its needs should be met in a gen- ' j«?I>r‘w’in*thc<s“tc<t< crons spirit by the legislature of our At this point we wt. back memories of the Academy and the Commonwealth. *’e,t a»d fullest report* s* well a* th* earlli great and familiar names of Neilson, The hour of six was at when this ml,btrefi-r to thJTiwo most recent 2nd Lucca, Titiens; Torrianni, Kellogg and hour was completed, and the entire as- . &IM_ was conducted to the mam | Urrible dl*a»urs In Michigan—lb* Adrian grand Pareppa, some of whom have ceased soceition building where a sumptuous banquet : «Und horror and th* Jackson railroad accident-** their songs forever.—"gone from sight and under the. sod.” Tlie present season Under the direction of the faculty, to Frxb Puss* ha. laid before It* readers In advance brings the advent of n new aud talented which ample justice was done by some I of luconum^orarie*. 200 guests rfo newspaper has brighter or more Intelligent baritone. Signor Galassi.He possesses President Angell dclircrcds pleasing I ““““ ™“p‘“ a voice of "wonderful power and rich­ mldre-tof weieome, which wm. follow-1 „Ur ness; and his Vehement, perfect net-* ed with brief remarks form well known I ur merit; ooac approach it in spice, sparkle and ing, recalls the methods of Forrest, Sal- representatives of tlie press. The vivacity. vini and Booth. . The interest of the week centered in veraity Gleo Clubs in a manner which , stand at the very from. [V I am aware tliat it pays to sell Goods cheap, and for that reason I aha]i win receive through the recital of the Opera of “Aidn,” writ­ called forth immense applause from I tRe*der*ofTo*r< •« • no* be undersold by any spot cash house in the country. the pencil pushers. Immediately after ten by Verdi for the Kedive of Egypt. the banquet the quill drivers adjourned ' Liberal, em/act* ini dlirtminatlng rev^w^t-' Id its scenery, processions, pagentryjand to the law lecture room, for an evening 1 pear ev»ry week. ■ a ■>*t—— music, it is the most gorgeous Opera it session, when G. B^Oamaii of 'Die Even 1I Attention la glvan to hlttoricnli •toplea, clea haring apeclal reference to our own E has ever been my good fortune to ing Newt, read an entertaining essay In ptepareuoa. ‘•TUK HOUSEHOLD.” witness. Its strong part is that of die on "wild cat Newspapers,” and sever­ g^OCHER BROTHERS al other papers antlbiographical sketch­ alto tsoJoist, both dramatically and es of deceased editors were read, the accompanied by “Tbo Houaehold/' a aupj4*tacnt musically, and was in this instance ren- law of libel discussed, and a committee devoted t* aoelal and domestic topics, flower culture. deredjby Mlle. Annie Louis Cary, nnd appointctl to employ legal awistanoe to in which she scored a grand success, draft a bill to be submitted to the. next legislature embodying such provisions which was perhaps ratlier unexpected, as shall net only protect the public ----------- MH— as previously her treat achieviuaats have against the really reckless nnd scurril­ been iu comedy, therefore her mastery ous publishers, but also at, the* same time protect legitimate journdism from of heavy tragedy, w'na both a surprise the annoyance* of a prosecution every and H pleasure and peculiarly interest­ time a harmless and unavoidable error All of the latert shade, and patterns VERY CHEAP. ing to Americans, as she ia an Ameri­ creeps into a newspaper, and to pre­ The Weekly Free Preu and can artist, being bne of the “Yanluost vent such accidents from being made “The Household" together are a means of blackmail; officers elected furnished at 91.50 *year. of Yankee*” from tbe state of Maine. for the ensuing year; tendered thanks Fortunately her reputation as an artist to tho citizens of Ann Arbor and the BEAVERS. CAMEL HAIR CLOTH, WATERPROOFS and is not dependent upon a certificate front faculty, and tbe following resolution UDanimouslv adopted. the late Garcelon returning itoartl. “ LADIES’ CLOTH. AU the latest styles out. Keeolved, That we look upon the Uni­ On Sunday eve. the troupe gave a sa­ versity of Michigan a* a great adjunct cred concert rendering portions of Ros­ with tlie pre**, and our free school sys­ sini's “Stabat Mater.” Tire Chicago tem, in the great work of popular edu­ cation ;that the growth and proaperity Times lampooned this entertainment in of our University is one object of State THE LARGEST LINE IN TOWN. pride, and that we asjournalists pledge to this great educational institution, A BIG LINE OF our aid in securing for it all the neces ­ Her Majesty's sacred soloists, sacred sary appropriations. After which an orchestra and sacred chorus, to give adjournment was made subject to tbe a sacred concert, th ns affording many call of the executive committee. PROM 30 CENTS TO *3.00. sacrttl people an opportunity to listen 1 he enmity of i^ysicians is bitterly tofrhe company in sacred selections,who uveighed against by venders of Pat­ were entirely to sacred to attend an ent Medicines, who cannot persuade Opeia, and that tbe concert grew pecu- members of the profession to use or Enrly sacred when in the second part, recommend their preparation. Tbe propnetora of E. A. Young’s Cough “the x-etran tenor, Brignoli. sang his fa­ and Lung Sv nip have no such com­ ■ HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC., ETC. vorite song, “Good Bye, Sweet Heart, plaint to make, they have reason to re­ Good Bye.” and for an enchore, “Love turn thanks for the cordiality with Our fall stocks are larger and more complete than ever before, and notwith­ standing the late advance in prices, by buying tor cash we have secured Once Again ;v you lost a rich treat by which the ablest members of the prof­ ession. recommend and use this inval­ many bargains of which our customers will reap the benefit. rushing home as you did, bat I suppose uable Medicine. Trial size 35 renta. you are consoling yourself with the old Sold by F. T. Boise. TO REDUCE STOCK '■■^Patent 4 Propriatory Medicines, cLuotnixmi. jm- « P SPECIAL BAK&AIKSI THESE SPECIAL BARGAINS Wall Paper and Bordering, FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY I Offiowlntbe efty of Hatting*, and abo* ea«M,H any there ba, why lha prayer ot said petitioner OPEN A FULL LINE OF NEW GOODS! serpio mills COMPETENT MILLER [Ag.-rrl Judge of Probate. Probate Or-ter. For the next Sixty Days, >, Judge of Probate. ’ estate of JOHN BRETZ. We Shall make Special Inducements in all the Departments of our Stock. WHEAT E-ICHAHGED FOB FLOOR Bra.il and to >’ow in the and circulated In laid County Jf VIOK’S Judge of Probs-.. Probate Order. Illustrated Floral Guide, ot narry, Domes at tne JTo bate Office tn the city of Haatfnp on Tbnreday, the 15th day of Taauarv. In the rear nnn -i-k. Prmeut, Clement Smith. Judge of Probate. In tbe matter of the tbe relate of . KEENER, deceased 100 SHOBLDTiKEIT D. C. GRIFFITH’S loner <ire notice to the parootu iataruted. a Mdd Mttte of tbe pendeney of Mid pe­ ltion, end the beerlng thereof, by cautlns a copy of thU order to be puMtohcd In the N*»»- Executor's Male aeUat Pcatio Accnoa, to the highest bidder, oa 7 CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS Castleton In tbe county of Barry in tbe State or Boots, Shoes, Notions, Etc. AND ALL WINTER GOODS, If you would be happy DRESS GOODS. THE DETROIT FREE PRESS, NOl*lTEIiT NO Nt BEAVER I PAISLEY SHAWLS Wllllss iiuifiikh iiWiifte of rance *.-ven wnt In Ca.lleton tovrnabln. count > of Barry aud State of Michigan, to be *o!d subject to the widow’, right og Dower therein. Dated JanrurrBlh, A D. 18S0. 18-TJ JOHN FEIGHNER. Executor. Order of Publication. ' Judicial in the Circuit Court for tncery, Eilxa F. Banal II. . BansiU, Defendant It of thia State but la a raaldent of the State of Califor­ nia: therefore In compliance with Um atatute in i atopy ofaald bill and a noUeo of thia In default thereofaald bill will be taken sa <Uy« from tbe dale b-reof. " Dated. Hatting*, Barry Co, Jan. Mb. A. D , 1M0. JAMKIM. MARTIN. Michigan. Mortgage Male. the office of the Kerftatrr of Deeds for ItertT la saU State of Michigan, oat October, A. D_ eighteen hundred aj and to reocTer any part thereof Notice is then-ton- Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods, '•‘•"’•BaSaSta I AiliJAH � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-02-14.pdf.pdf 8de7e18fa46e51f6a69a24c10b4b6d79 PDF Text Text i VOLUME VII. ravoted to the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN; SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1880. AH AGED LADY FOUND DEAD. —The tablaux enacted at the depot, on Monday afternoon, of those two Mrs. Myers, a German woman, aged young ladies kissing, was a striking 76 years, and who’llved alone la a cabin, —Lee A. Chipman talk of erecting a emblem of Christianity, because they in the eastern portion of Johnstown, were doing unto each other as they hotel, on their corners. was found dead in her bed on Tuesday would that men should do unto them. last. The circumstances so far as —J. L. Stevens has the lamber on —The Common Council have taken learned are as follows: One day last bis lot for a new blacksmith shop 34x30 steps in regard to building ajail and week the old lady walked to Bedford feet —Robt. Henderson has bought E. M. town hall, and the question of raising and back, a distance over four miles Everts’.lot on Main St., paying there­ money for that purpose is be submitted from her home. On Saturday she call­ to the voters at the next annual election ed on her daughter, wno gave her. a for *450. which takes ptace March 8th, next piece of fresh "beef, when the old wom­ —The Christian Sunday school num1 bcredS35 persons in attendance last! Let every good citizen vote for the an returned home, and tliat is the last loan. seen of her alive. On Tuesday the Sunday. —The “buainetw boom” has struck neighbors/ thinking there must be —J. Osmun has purchased the Daugh­ somethis^. serious the matter, went erty livery barn and moved his livery tlie newspapers a backhanded blow. The cost of white paper has ad van ced there and getting no answer to their thereto. 00 per cent., and there have been ad­ demands for admittance, burst open • —The busiest young man in East vances. in all other departments. The the dtnyrTwlien the woman was found Johnstown, is one who is endeavoring cost, of publishing a newspaper now is lying upon her bed, under a feather to <»urt two girls this winter. nearly a quarter greater than it was bed, with hands folded across her —M. B. Brooks is to start .for Texas six months ago. The Chicago Times breast, and looking as calmly us though next week, to buy mustangs for the has incresed its subscription price to sleeping. The beef lay in a dish on northern markets. Here’s luck to him. 16 per annum, as have many other the stove where the old lady had placed —Nashville has been largely repre­ dailies, and many weeklies not so large it to cook, but the fire hod burned out rented at the circuit court this week, as the News, have or are talking of and the stove was colde Every indi­ in the way of lawyers, jurors and citi­ increasing their price to *2.00, whilst cation went to show that she must have zens. a few not being able to do this have died on Saturday or Sunday. An in­ —A newly married wife in Hastings succumbed and are now numbered a- quest was held, when heart disease was decided to be the cause of her death. is about to apply for a divorce on the niong the things that were. For the ground that her husband wears night­ present The News will remain *1.00 "ALL’S WELL THAT ENdTwELL." except to credit subscribers whowillbe shirts that button down the back. charged *1.73. Last Friday afternoon Peter Bolo —The Bellevue Gazette and Vermont­ ville Hawk support \V. 8. Powers of * —A number of our good Asssyria and wife of south-east Assyria, appear­ ed before Esq. Powers, of this village, this village, for the secretaryship of the patrons have been in this week, and and swore out a warrant against Al­ Barry and Eaton county Insurance Co. the burden of their trouble, was that bert Willison, a festive youth of twenty T he N ews failed to reach Assyria last —Oar patrons need 1* backward nt two, and a son of a neighbor, to the efall, about paying money or doing busi- week. We inquired dilligently for the feet that Albert on the night of the 15th lost package, but failed to find it, with Mr, E. D. WiPjams, our special, of Jan. did, under promise of mar­ as he is just as honest as we are, if when we gatbenxl up all the extra riage, seduce and debauch their daugNews wc could find and forwarded not more so. ter Frankie, a miss of less than SOyeare. them to the Assyria postmaster, with —Clark Butler of Assyria drove to the request to make them go as far It seems tliat the couple had been town on Wednesday, and his team got “ nest hiding ” for some time, under around as possible, and for once we frightened at the cars and ran away, but must^dvise our unfortunate patrons plea that they were married at Mar­ without occasioning serious injury who do not receive a copy, to borrow shall in August last. In the fore part to life or properity. their more fortunate neighbors. Of of the winter they went up north visit­ —F. C. Boise has moved the frame course it will obnoxious to them, but ing a sister of Frankie’s, and there put building that heretofore has been at­ will give them an opportunity of appre­ up as man and'wife. The first intima­ tached to his store, out to the street, ciating the condition of the literary tion the parents had that everything and is fitting it up for a law office for dead-beat that makes a habit of bor­ was not as it ought to be, was a report they had heard, to the effect that Willi­ Lewis Durkee. rowing 6f them. * son had boasted that he was not mar­ —Deputy Sheriff, H. M. Lee is at —The ice-packers have had a busy ried to the girl and did not intend to Hastings in attendance upon the Cir­ time of it, the first half of this week. be, which caused theparents to remem cuit Court as baliffj'the first instance in On Monday there were 50 men upon ber that Assyria was a land of sin and our history, that a Nashville man has the Thornapple, engaged in cutting wickedness, and upon ascertaining filled that “posish.” .and hauling ice, to the various houses. that no such marriage was on reconi —Our artesian well reached a depth C. W. Smith having built an ice house with the Calhoun county clerk, of eighty feet, when a rock was struck on the banks of the river, was enabled proceeded as above. Esq. Powers ac­ that Mr. Hoag could not drill through by the means of a shute, horse and ca­ cordingly issued the warrant which with his machinery, and work is sus- ble to “snake” the ice into his ice house, was put into the hands of constable pendod until new and liettcr machine­ with neatness and dispatch. He has Osmun, with the injunction to take ry can be procured. housed 115 tons ; II. Roe,’110 tons; H. his fleetest horse and overtake the —A correspondent from Johnstown G. Hale 80 tons ; C. C. Wolcott 25 tons, erring youth, which being done nevuses a certain party of stealing 17 and others some 70 tons, making about the youth pleaded guilty to the soft cents of the money that was to go to 350 tons gathered in less than three impeachment, and like a man said he the preacher, at a donation recently days, W. E. Buel had men at work would marry Frankie if she would held in that town. This is almost as all night Tuesday night for fear of a consent. This was found an easy mean as wife-beating. break-up, and got in forty tons. The matter, and on Saturduy at tho hour —The only news from “Four Corners” ice gathered was only about six inches that Albert Willison was expected to answer to the criminal charge of se­ this week, is to the effect that lawyer thick, but of an excellent quality. A. B. Tillotson is again on the war­ —Rev. E. Jones of N. ¥., filled his duction, the couple stood up before path, and on Tuesday shot Ids daddy­ appointments at the Christian Church, ’Squire Powers, and were made legally in-law’s cow, filling her full of buck on Sabbath, as announced. The text for flesh of ore flesh. shot from the end of her tail up. his morning topic was taken from the 13, —On Wednesday a couple of point—The South Carolina Jubilee sing­ verse of the fourth chapter of Acte, era at work upon one of A. W. Olds ers, rang at the Baptist church Tues­ “And they took knowledge of them, new houses, built a rousing tiro in a day night to an audience of two or that they had beeq with Jesus.” And stove, the pipe of which was not con­ three. If they had r manager that the evening topic was based upon the nected with the chimney, and the re knew enough to advert1 se a little, per­ last part of the 16th verse of the last suit was that the garret was filled with haps they would have better audiences. chapter of the new testament: “I am smoke arid sparks, and half a dozen —The principal of our school had a the root and the offspring of David, able-bodied men had to do some lively "dusting around” to prevent a confla­ fierce racket with a couple of unruly : aud bright and morning star.” There gration. scholars in the school on Wednesday, was a large attendance at both the morning and evening service,, ind that Common Council Proceedings. and the reports are that said scholars rather “got away” with the Prof., which the speaker made his commission felt Council Rooms, Nashville, Feb. 10,1880. in the heart of every hearer, was evid ­ Regular meeting held. Present Kil­ leads to the reflection that less unruly scholars or more muscle is needed in enced in the almost breathless attention len, President; and Wheeler, Barber, of the audience during the sermons. Young, Downing and Olds, Trustees. our school. Absent, Roe. It is to be hoped that Mr. Jones will Minutes of last meeting read and ap —An elderly lady whom we recently determine to move and make his home proved. asked why she always looked so young in Nashville, as be would be a great The following accounts were present­ replied that it was because she! never help to the moral and spiritual inter­ ed and on motion allowed, by ayes and nays, as follows; Ayes, Wheeler, Bar­ sought to get in a petty quarrel with ests of the village. bar, Young, Downing and Olds. Nays, her husband, but always was trying to - Leave* bar* tbeir time to fall, none. help him to happiness, of which an And flower* to wither at tbe north wind * broatb, L. J. Wheeler, Book * 1.75 equal share was hem. If every wife AndaUra towt; bet all— A. W. Olds, Lumber *31.08 L. Everett, work on Thon ha*t ail muom for thin* own, O, death adopted this course, unhappy homes ------------- * Ltl Mrs. Franc. Hardy, wife of Mr. A. J, Cemetery........................... would be scarce, indeed. The follow l_o resolution was present►wing Hardy, departed this life on Wednes­ ed, accepted and adopted, by aye —The State Hoad Debating Club, day morning last, after a serious ill­ nays, as'follows as follows: Ayes, Wheelen Wheelei Bar­ last Saturday eveniag debated the ness of some two weeks. Mrs. Hardy ber, Young, Downing and Okla. Nays, question, “Resolved that there is a was born in Orville, Ont, in the year. none. stronger passion in the human mind 1858. Her parents were among the than hatred,” which was decided in very'earliest settlers in this/village, favor of the negative. To-night the having moved here I hirteen years ago, club will debate “Resolved, that a consequently the ..best part of Mrs. strict prohibitory law would be bene­ Hardy’s life has been passed in this ficial to our form of government.” village, and her circle of friends and aad ball. Such vote to be by ballot, up­ —And this is something af ter the acquantaaces was large. A year ago >11 on which shall be written ar printed for. tbo*e In manner in which a certain lad made last Augeet she was joined in matri­ tbe affirmed re. (tor the loan.) tbo*e in tbenegative, tefolnst tbe lorn). known his business to a Nashville lady, mony with Mr. Hardy and thus early Motion by Barber, that a committee a few mornings since: “Mother wants in life is called by stern death who oftwo be appointed, by the President, you to let her take your polonaise pat­ “rides on every passing breeze, and for the purpose of conferring with the tern, and be so kind as to fill this cup lurks in every flower.” The funeral Town siiip Board, of Castleton, in re­ with sugar, and is your clock right— services were conducted at the Baptist gard to jail and ha#. Carried by ayes and nays as follows: Ayes, Wheeler, and what time is it, and bring home church yesterday afternoon, by the Barber, Young. Downing and Olds. our ax Won’t you please, and write Rev. W. 8. Wilkinson of Hastings. Nays none. The President appointed Wheeler and down the receipt for making rained Nearly all Mrs. H.’s neer relatives re­ buiscuita, and please mulct your chick­ side in this village and they have the Downing as such committee. On motion Council adjourned. ens roost on our fence any more’eause sympathies of the entire community in E. J. Feighner, Wm. Killen, dad says bell shoot them.” in this their hour of affliction. Recorder. President. LIFE IK NASHVILLE, LOCAL GIBBLE-GABBLE. And Her Environs. And Penoad Odi-Ohat- C. W. Smith wants poultry. Spring politics are blossoming. Look out for valentines to-daj. A new ad. from Truman this week. Another break up. Look out for mud. . C. D. Cooley is clerking for. F. T. Boise. . Oft in these still nights—somebody snores. . - • Old Mr. Downing, up on the state road, is improving. Mias Belle McCormick is in the vil­ lage visiting friends, Mrs. W. H. Young, is visiting rela­ tives at Grand Rapids. Miss Zoe Sanford of Middeville is visiting Nellie Walrath. Simon Navue has gone to Hastings to clerk in the Union House. Mrs. Flora Crueso, was in the village visiting relatives this week. Mrs. E. L. Parish started Thursday, for a visit in Vernon, Shiawassee Co. Eli Strong of Kalamozoo passed Sun­ day in this village, visiting his poor rela­ tives. Miss Flora Young of Marshall, a niece of Dr. Youngs, is visiting at the doctor's. Geo. Dark, has sold his house and lot to H. H. Baughman, the newly made Benedict. Dr. C. W. Wickham was called to Grand Ledge, Saturday, to attend the funeral of hrs mother. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Truman drove ovei to the Olivet college, on Wednes­ day, to see their daughter Belle. Rev. E. Jones took the Atlantic ex­ press immediately after the R. R. Cmeeting on Monday night for home. Only forty-odd different newspapers noticed the enlargement of The News. Gentlemen we feel thankful for those complements. A. K. Allen, who has been visiting at Mr. Blaisdell’s, was called to Albion, N. Y., on Wednesday, to attend the funeral of his sister. At the R. R. C. meeting on Monday, evening, Rev. E. Jones delivered a short but deeply interesting speach, Mrs. C. W. Smith read a poem and Mrs. J. Fleming an essay. Geo. M. Dewey of Hastings, is to speak liefore the R. R. Club, at the mass meeting on Saturday evening. We have positive evidence that no one will be disappointed this time. C. C. Wolcott is a man that believes in improvements and cyder, and half a score of paper hangers,' kalsominers and painters have been hard at work at The Wolcott, during the past ten days. Billy Atkinson is lying seriously ill at tlie Phenix House, Charlotte, so ill that when B. H. Hoag 'went dpwn to have him removed to this village, a few days since, the doctor would not permit it. Miss Kate Matteson well known throbghout this vicinity, was married at Marshall, on Wednesday to Mr. John Hughes, a minister of Table Grove, Hl., aud brother of the well known lawyer e.f the aamc name, at Grand Rapids. F. Baker and J. Shamp, have made al* necessary arrangements for a prize dance, to come off at the opera house on Friday evening, Feb. 20th, upon which occasion there will be given by lot one gent,s heavy silver watch and a lady’s solid silver cup. Tickets entitle­ in g die holder to all the privileges of die party and tho drawing, 75 cents. VMCle Tam’s CaHs. The faiuoua *nd only Wilkinson*.“New England'* peatest favorite*, the aeknovled^ed *tam cf the eaat, will make thair flrat appoaranc* at Naahrble Opra House, on* nlgbt, Monday, Feb. 16. prwcotlnj for tho fourth *ueee**lve *ea*on. Harriet Beecher Stowe’* immortal work, "UucJ* Tom'* Cab in," In a manner absolutely unequalled by any com­ pany In tho world ; tho only flrat-cUa* company to play at tbe people * popular price*. Genl admlaaiou tw*»ty-flve eeata; all rmerred ***t>, thirty-live cent* for everybody. Ticket* cm be secured at F. T. BoUe’Drug Store. Keforrtnt to tbeir third appeuance in Syracuse, tho Courier ear* :-“Critles have puaxled their brain* a good deal, to account for the wonderful vitality, th* astonishing bold that the play of "UncU Tern’s Cabin'bar upon the public. Year after year It is played, and always before crowded kou*o* when presented by good taleuL But fow woman who have made for tbemaeirea a repuutioo as actreeMae*lh*vw(alMd any audit for th*—*lv** in tbodellDMUioBofTop^.tbeineorriglbl* wench of Mr». Stowe’* ere*Hau. Mr*. O. C Howard and Mis* Lillie Wilkinson are about th* only cue* who bare been able, year after year, to uisy LhU charac ter to large and deli«ht«d audience* ; and it Is gen­ erally ootWMded that Mta* WUklMon stand* at the bead. Bo, It ms wise move by Manager Lehisen to celebrate tbe New Year by engaging the Wilk­ Inson*, with their large and ex eellent c-mpony, to give us Unci*Tom’* Cabin, with a matinee In the afternoon. Mr. Choris* Wilkinson, th* oMeal trav­ eling manager in America, wll’ appear in hl* great speetalty, Gumption Cute, as played by him in 1SU. | TERMS; S15O per Year. I Sixuu Coras Ftyx Cents. NUMBER 21. NOTES BY THE WAY. . . New. York .over 40years ago, and plant­ Tboiuos Atkin, of ftaple Grove, is ed them where they are growing. There is a grand chance for a find having considerable sickness in his class blacksmith near L. M. Mosher’s family, a-daugbter has just recovered store, in East Johnstown. The country from the diphtheria and now a little around the store is settled by a wealth) son is confined to the bed with fever. and enterprising class of farmers, who Mr. Atkin, himself, has not been well would gladly welcome the man who for many months. will come forward and take that place. District No. 3, of Maple Grove is hav­ They will not only help to start such ing plenty of fun in their school, the an enterprise, but will patronize it. Mr. teacher can not keep order, afid the big Mosher is doing a thriving retail bus­ girls rather run the school, talking loud iness, and should 'a blacksmith, and in school, laughing, making fun of the repair shop, for wagons, lie started teacher, throwing books, palling hair, there, the farmers of Amy ria.. Johns­ and having a high old time generally. town. Maple Grqve and Balt ini ore Elder Shelley, the U. B. minister of would patronize the institution. The Baltimore, is lying ill, at Cedar Creek, store is on tlie Johnstown-Assyria town with iufiamation of the lungs. His line, one mile south of the town line of wife was sent for on Thursday, lust. Johnstown. Over in the west part of Baltimore The roads improving, the farmers are they have a grist aud saw mill, and busy-drawing wood to Battle Creek, furnace and do a thriving business, where they get a fair price. The proprietors, Prichard Brothers, Special. are enterprising young men and are Tlie Rev. Thomas K. Beecher advise* bound to succeed, and do all in their power to make that part of the country married men : "If your wife objects to known as one worth notice. They are kissing you because yon smoke, simply endeavoring to g-t a post office estab­ remark that you know some girl who lished nt that |>oint, and the gover- will. Tliat settles it.” nient has ordered an office there, sent A Viiginagirl has just vindicated on the key to the mail bag last July,| but as the contractor who has tbe mail woman’s rights by being sent to the penitentiary for horse-stealing. Wc route from Hastings to Battle Creek feel bound to observe, nevertheless, refuses to comply with the order to that a woman is more popular as a carry the mail from Baltimore office to heart-stealer. . Hastiugs through that place, there is a good chance for a little fun if the mail The Maine constitution has all brok­ don’t go there soon. Wc hope’twill suc­ en up. A combination of consump­ ceed. tion, Bright’s disease, cerecro-spinal Geo. Prichard, one of the proprietors come-and-git-us, cancer in the lip, of Pricliards* mills lies on his back Chamberlains on the toes, superfluity from a broken leg received in a friend­ of gall, dropsy in the stomach, par­ ly scufiie, about four weeks ago. a alysis of the chiu and general debility fever haring set in. and with a bad and fite, did tbe business. ■ cold the gentleman lies in a critical Germany increases her.enormous ar­ condition. Frank Dnndo, living near Prichards’ my because old Count Moltke says that nations have yet to learn that •mills is very ill with lung fever. Mrs. Hoffman of Johnstown, aged even victorious war is a national mis­ fortune ; Russia increases ber army on nearly 80 »ears, digd on Monday last. Mrs. Hoffman was a estimable Christ­ account of the German increase. What ian, and respected by all who knew her. shall be. said of kings, courts, and oouShh leaves a husband and several rticre that invent excuses for crashing the people with military burdens T children to mourn their loss. There is a large amount of sickness Nations knew long ago tliat wars are through the towns of Johustown and misfortunes, even if victorious. They Baltimore. Among the number, whose do not need more wars to teach them names we learned, we give the follow­ that. Probably, however, it. is well ing : Samuel Hinchman, wife and that Germany and Russia should have child, all down with fever: T. A. John­ their military burdens piled up until they become intolerable ;,then the peo­ son, and two children, tiesides others ple will rise and throw them off. named elsewhere. M. U- Barker was called from his PRESS N0TI0E. school, on Tuesday last, on account of The. Nashville News lias been en­ the sudden illness of his little daughter. larged and is now one of the best and The farmers of Johnstown are just neatest weeklies in Michigan.—Chicago Xetupaper Union. gathering their ice from the lakes. The Nashville Xact appears with a Bill Vandreser got possession of a new head and new dress. Ite proprie­ horse, and after taking a trip to Battle tor has mode a good fight and a good Creek, and filling up with “fool maker,” papei and reaps the result: victory returned home, aud on Monday, of last and prosperity.—Grand Rdpicb Pott. Orno Strong, a mere boy at tlie time, week, the horse was taken to a piece of about eipht years ago, commenced tlie woods, its head broke in, and- loft iu publication of tlie IVriw, at Nashville, a tliat condition ’till the next day, wheu small and unimportant place in Barr?' the inhuman wretch, finding the horse county, and nine outof ten who knew still alive, he cut its throat. A neigh­ of the venture were certain he would be paper-wrecked, and lose what few bor woman, finding the horse alive on ducats he invested; but by dint of hard Tuesday, carried some food to tho ani­ work, well directed effort, aud general newspaper ability, he has made it n mal which tried to eat, but the food would drop out through the cut in tho profitable and successful venture, and is in a fair wav of gaining fame aud throat. The woman, fearing to remain fortune. The A’ctw has recently been near the horse, for fear the wretch enlarged aud improved.—Nile* Republi­ ______ " might Injureher, left food for the horse can. and departed, but ou going there the NOTICE next day, the horse was found with a To Electors of the Township of (Jas tieton slip noose around its neck and the end Notice is hereby given that at the an­ tied to a tree. The neighbors turned nual township meeting, to be held on out and began to investigate the mat­ tlie fifth day of April, 1880, a vote will ter, and the wretch, who did the deed, be taken (by ballot) submitting the question as to whether tbe following was found to be Bill Vandreser. named animals shall be allowed to run There is a couple of young people at large in said township, viz: Honea, who are in the habit of attending tbe Mules, Sheep and Swine. Dated, Castleton, Feb. 4th, 1880. East Johnstown church, who take Chas. H. Buady. pleasure when a donation or social is _______ Town C lerk. being held, for the benefit of the church tyif yon want some of the best or minister, to enter the room and re­ syrup in the village of Nashville for main a short time, when they will get 50c. call at•Wheeler’s. up and gu out, aud when asked why GT Fresh Candies at H. G. Hale. they leave, reply, they are going home I am now located in tbe harneiw to look in the glass, and after staying away awhile, return and walk boldly business and will guarntee to save every purchaser of a harness, 5 per to a seat, disturbing the proceedings. cent. Call and see me. Wm. Clark. The people propose putting a stop to tyFor News, go to H. G. H ale^. such proceedings in the future. At the Stevens’ school house, a young ty Overcoats going rapidly at cost Wheeler’s. scion, by the name of Bullis, nearly 16 at years of age, has become so rebellious wanteb cobn as to need the controling influence of a Stave and Iloadliur Bolts. "Patent spanking machine.” A few The Chailotte Manufacturing Co. will days ago he refused to obey the teacher pay cask for Stave and Heading Bolte, when she ordered him to return some delivered either on board the cars or at the Station at Nashville. See Sta­ trifle, taken from a child, and when the tion Agent for particulars, prices, etc. teacher insisted, tbe young scapegrace ty Ladies Cloaks at cost at. pitched into the teacher, and had it not Wheeler’s. been for a heroic brother of Bullis’, who GFH. G. Hale will prepare your stepped between thorn, the teacher Physicians PrescriptiouA a*d Family would have been roughlv used. Receipts carefully from Pure Drag* Wm. Smith, an old pioneer of Johns­ andat low prices. -MM town. showed «s some cherey trees over nine feet in circumference, three feet from the ground. Tho pite, from which they grew, be brought from HUI’S Bachn is ackjK»wted<ed bv ail �pitfcy. tt the die tarnish u* with more of the** .(NevJ donbted your honesty I ' "I don't think the Comstockers have Poor Christine drooped her proud head with a gasp, st of pain. “Yea; was it not dreadful? After ‘Don’t say female,- said the tall lady that, of course, I would have scorned his help, as I told him, bu your behalf. the reporter, in inBut, fortunately, I knew of this Mrs. Harcourt, who wants a governess at “Because, sir, a term that is used to once, to go abroad with her, so I went describe sex in animals should not be to her without delay, recommended yon applied to women." us you deserved, satisfied all her The reporter admitted, in great hu­ scruples, and yon are to go to her this miliation, that the point' was well taken, very evening, and the day after to-mor­ and looked up in some alarm at tbe row you .will sail for Italy." . severe countenance of tbe lady, who The lovely, flower-like face, drooping waa a bead taller than himself and man­ beneath . her words, an from a cruel ifestly able to thrash him in the inter­ blow, stirred no throb of pity in Hilda's est of progress, if bj disposed. Tbe false heart, though her voice assumed a stern countenance softened somewhat more tender tone as she continued: at the signs of confessed inferiority, “ So you .must cheer up, dear, and however, and tbe lady continued: look lift bravely in the face again. “The cause of woman is the cause of Odos away from this horrid city, with humanity. The cause of humanity em its thousand anal tongues, you will for­ braces all progress. Why, then, ahoul< ___ Id get your trouble, and, with your beauty tlie people of Virginia LHILDA’S RIVAL. be indifferent 5.to and pride, yon will win the heart of woman ?" I “They’re notT/criei! tho small report­ “Then you will 'not help her?" said some rich foreigner or other. Goodby." er, hastily. “Far from it. Woman is Geoffrey Brandon. And the traitress stooped and kissed the boss in this camp. Everything she Hilda De Vere curled her beautiful lip scornfully. Here was a royal type her. wants she gets. and' not one in a hun­ Christine took the situation offered dred has to 46'alwk of work.” of beauty, and it waa no wonder men her, and entered on her duties with an loved her so madly. “Mere toys," said the tall one, with Geoffrej Brandon eyed her narrowly, aching heart, at the verj hour when deep scorn. “Playthings for an idle and there art pt over his handseme faev• Geoffrey, his breast burning with ten­ hour. You cover woman with silks and a look of admiration, which tho cir1 wm der love, waa hastening toward her gauds and sink her soul into insignifi­ not slow to perceive, and the disdainful humble home, determined to put Ids cance by circumscribing her sphere curve of her perfect lip rounded into a fate to the test, and ask her to be his and allowing her no mission in life." wife. sunny smile, as ahe said: “Well," admitted the small reporter, Urgent business had taken him from “that's about the way we look at it np “But why should we quarrel about her, Cousin Geoffrey? Buffering or town immediately after his interview here, that’s a fact Women haven’t got not, she is as haughty in her low posi­ with Hilda, and she had time to mature the nerve to rustle for themselves like tion as ahe was when she was the mis­ her plan, and to see it accomplished, be­ men." tress of hair a million, and I do not fore his return. “Ner-r-r-vo!" She uttered this word His surprise and chagrin may be im­ in a terrific tone, so terrific that the oare to encounter her insolent pride again, even at your special request, my agined when he found her gone, aud all small reporter half rose from his chair. friend. No donbt some of her many his inquiries could elicit no information “Nerve! What ia there requiring admirers will assist her, so why should about her. nerve that you do that I am incapable At last, in despair, ho resorted to of?” I trouble myself?" Hilda De Vere loved the noble man Hilda., “No offense, madam, no offense. I before her with all the power she pos­ " Do yon know what has become of meant nothing personal, I assure you." sessed of loving anything beyond her­ Miss Verne? " “Ami not stronger than you?” she self; and, bad she known how her List demanded, scorning the apology. “Am She arched her brows. crnel words struck to his heart, she “How should I, not having your in­ I not gifted with as great a brain? Why would have left them unnttered. terest in her welfare? Should I repeat do you despise my sex? We can bear She saw she had mad-, a misteke what rumor says, I should almost fear more pain, and are, therefore, your su­ when he said, coldly: vou would slay me,” and she shrugged i periors in courage." “As you choose. I came to you with her graceful shoulders provokingly. I' The small reporter was gazing fixedher story of distress, for I thought yon "Tell me whst you have heard," he ly at dark corner of the room,and made had a tender heart, and I felt I had said sternly, with compressed line. no answer. some claims on my cousin’s generosity “Only tliat she and Signor Buocini, “Nerve, indeed!" continued the tall when I was pleading the cause of so old her old music maiter, who wm always lady; “why,women have infinitely more and tried a friend of hers m Christine such an ardent admirer of hers, in spite nerve than men. Only yesterday I saw Verne. I see my error, and will not of pretty little Mistress Ruocini and a woman—" detain you longer.” “That’s the biggest rat I ever saw in the three babies, disappeared from the He bowed, and was about to with­ city on the same day, and some gentle- the office,” said the small reporter, draw, but Hilda, with a mighty effort, staring intensely at the corner. curbed her rising anger, and, hastening bearing a striking resemblance to the The screams that rent the air brought after him, laid one exquisite band 1 runaways, walking, arm-in-arm, in a in all tbe printers and several citizens on his arm. and said, pleadingly, with most confidential manner, in Brighton? from the street. When they arrived the lovely eyes misty with tears: tall one was standing on a chair with yesterday morning." “Yon are angry with me, Geoffrey. “A foul, base slander! Who wm the one hand covering her eyes and the What will become of me without your man who dared say this thing? He shall other convulsively clutching at ber love and sympathy?” f.kirts as she gathered them close around retract his false words, or die I" Bach a perfect picture m ahe made, her. ' Hilda laughed musically. with her blue velvet dress sweeping The small reporter wisely took advan­ “I said be wm nameless. As I have around her graceful form, add her told you all I know on the subject, sup­ tage of the crowd to slip ont, and he beautiful face, like a grieved child’s, pose we select a more pleasant theme of telegraphed from Gold Hill that he was raised to his. conversation. Did yon have * pleasant going down to Carson to work up a big item.— Virfinia, City Chronicle. She knew her power, and was not sur­ trip to Manchester?”. And all of Geoffrey’s inquiries could prised at the softening expression in his Divers Among Dead Bodies. _______________ elicit no further information about the eyes, ,m he answered: When to the silence and loneliness of “I am more grieved than angry, Hilda. ' woman he loved. At last he fell into a You loved Christine Verne once, and ' settled gloom, and went abroad to seek ocean or river depths are added the blackness of darkness and the dread were untiring in your offers of friend- j relief in change and travel. And Mias Verne, the governess, after Eresenoo of death, the diver must needs ship when ahe had but slight need of live courage who boldlv descends. In them. Now, when she is in poverty and the first strangeness of her position disgrace, through no fault of her own, wore qfi, took np the burden of life the operations at the Tay bridge, the <ind you have in year power to aid her, tgain with a brave spirit. Her little less, experienced divers were by some vou refuse. V^hy will you not give charges soon learned to love her. and, suspected of succumbing to the terrors her this position of governs*! for yonr being a true woman, her loving heart of the sitnation. If there ware any hu­ little sisters, when yon know how noble went out to them in deep tenderness, man bodies there they were imprisoned and worthy she is? Cousin Hilda, re­ and she daily thanked Hilda De Vere’a in a double prison of carriage and cage­ consider your decision, and for my sake kindness in obtaining for her the posi­ like girder. It was impossible for any diver quickly to dutch at the body, give her tho aid one true woman has the tion she occupied. right to exp*ct from another.” But there was one drop of wormwood and, ere he had time to think of his His handsome eyes wore a look of which time seemed powerless to soften. ghastly work, to procure by signal tlie earnest pleading, whicji Hilda would That Geoffrey Brandon, the man to instant withdrawal of himself aud sol­ have found it hard to resist, had her whom she had given her heart in those emn burden to tbe surface. Tbe work sympathy been asked for any other per­ dear old days—whose look, tone and involved patient and deliberate hand­ son than Christine Verne. But, a* it manner had so often told her she waa ling of the dead in the dark and silent was, • hard, determined look settled over beloved of him- should have turned deep, and few who suspected the divers her face, obliterating all its line., of soft against her in her sore distress and of shrinking from this task felt brave beauty, a* ahe listened to the thrill of trouble, should even have doubted her enough themselves to blame them seri­ ously for it. The suspicion, after all, tenderness in hi* voice. honesty, was a blow hard Io bear. She had humbled herself to him, and Doubtless, ere this, dear Hilda wm had probably bat small foundation; at thisTwas the result—to hear him plead, his wife, and even tbe pain of his cruel least two of the divers strongly de­ with all tbe eloquence he possessed, treachery grew leas sharp as the month* clared that no “eerie feeling" would the cause of the one woman ahe hated, rolled away in beautiful Italy, and ahe prevent them doing their duty, and the one rival she feared, and in whose was permitted to bask in the glory of said that if necessary they would be glad to bring np the dead even downfall she triumphed. that wonoerful land. Until, one day, in a picture gallery in in their arms. Bull, the vary way in “If you force the truth from me, which these men talk of this subject Rome, she met him face to face. Geoffrey, here it is t. I believe Chris­ She tried to escape him, but his seems to show that below water they tine Verne ia as Vile as her miserable eager gaze had fastened upon her love­ cannot taco the dead with the callousness the town. I would no more have her ly features in a very rapture of delight­ of men who are brought into contact ed surprise, and, unmindful of the two with bodies on shore; that, in fact, they children by her ude, he caught her have to reason with themselves against hand* and asked, in that thrilling tone a natural timidity. “ My duty,” said one diverai theTay, “is io thaliving. When her red lip curled into a sneering ahe so well remembered: “MissY crnel Christine! How hap­ 1 go down to find the dead, 1 feel that I smile, “why not go and offer her tbe consolation of yonr love, and the shelter py 1 am to find you! Where have you am going down to do what I can for the of yonr home? No. doubt she would hidden v ourself all these weary people they belong to, and that it ia not tbe dead I have to be frightened of. I gladly accept both, a* she has *o long mooBlr' He would have drawn her arm think of the friends to whom the bodies been trying her arts to win you!" to be restored, and nothing would ■ “May God forgive you, Hilda, for through his, but she drew herself are give me greater pleasure than to give yonr eruei, unjust words! Would that haughtily away, and answered, idly: I were worthy of her love, or Lad a “ Thank vou, Mr. Brandon. I have them their only satisfaction.” If death hope that ahe would listen to me. I purposely kept my resilience a my*- 1and darkness do inspire timidity even would go to her this hour, and ask her very from one whose doubts of my in-/ in these hardy men, it is sometimes even tobe.toy<*i^I Youx h«mleM word# tegnty convinced me that he could more difficult for the diver to go among sgswsi her have opened my ryes, and have no poatible interest in my welfare. the dead in the light of day. “The hor­ rible ooDoeit of death and night” is now I Vow she is the on!v woman I Ooodbyl” bbe turned away, but he caught her matched by the reality, a* seen, for ex­ have evsr loved. GoOd-hy I ample, by the diven at the Princess And Hilda knew, a* she heard him bud. Alice, when they met tbe cold stare of - going down life steps, that her princely “ Christine, what does this mean? the group of cabin passenger* who had iot know that I love vou beucur She clenched her dainty hands, and than life? Did jon not read the truth clung together in agony as the ship went down; or as experienced by certain muttered, wrath tally: in the old sweet time, when nothing who refused to recover wrecked “But he shall never marry her! I but the fear of mjown unworthineas divers ' will take ears that she dofa not cross kept the avowal from my lips? Dear­ treasure at the Faroe islands befeanse they saw dead sailors in the rigging, cat, dearest, do not turn away I Mine, aud could not bear tho sight.-— London at least hto been thone loyal heart. in h. r humble abode, with ber pure, Surely sur.h Jove as mine deserves a A’eu-s. __________ ___________ proud face wearing a look of pitiful an- better re-oonse than seorn 1 ’’ Wk have heard of some Indians out goifh. hwTtl Hildas soft sympathetic And. in spite of the two curious West who captured a lot of kerosene in children, and the atrsv visitors that a whisky-barrel, and drank some, eapo treat her wreicuedno; and pov- flitted through the gallery, the truth thinking it was liquor, and when they •rcy. rhe said, with a glad ring in her discovered their mistake and sat down sweet voice: the perfidy of Hilda De Vere's heart, io smoko and think the matter over, ** How good you are, Hilda! How and Geoffrey Brandon blessed the mil­ the results were frightful. Now, Gath, it’s your turn. could I ever have doubted your love take that gave him his bride at last. the stacking place” (n<M point), “They laugh that wm," “Thia is the abort and long of it," “Comparisons are odious; “As merry as the day is long," “A Daniel come to judgment," “Frailty, one* doubly sure,”. “Christmas coma* but once a yaaxr";“Ccunt|ilieir nhirkenn ere they are hatched," and "Look be­ fore you leap.” . Waahington Irving gives us “The Shty dollar,” Thomas Morton ed long ago “What will Mrs. dy say?” while Goldsmith an­ swers “Ask me no question* and I’ll tel! you no fibs.” Charles C. Pinckney gives “Millions for defense, bnt not 1 cent for tribute." “First in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of his fel­ low-citizens ” fnot countrymen), ap­ pealed in the resolutions presented to the -Honse of'^Representatives in De­ cember, 1790, prepared by Gen. Henry Lee. Thomas Taaaer, a writer of the six­ teenth century, gives n* "It’s an illwill turns no good," “Better late than never," “Look ere thou leap," and “The stone that is rolling can gather no moss," “All cry and no wool” is found' in But­ ler’s "Hndibras." Dryden says: “ None but the brave deserve the fair.” “Men are bnt chil­ dren vf a larger growth," and “Through thick and thin.” “No pent-up Utica contracts cur pewer,” declared J onathan Sewell. “ When Greeks join Greeks then comes the tng of .war,” Nathaniel Lee 1692. ” Of two evils I have chosen the least," and “ Tho nnd must justify the means," are from Matthew Pryor. We are indebted to Colley Cibber for the agreeable intelligence that “ Richard is himself again." Johnson tells ns in “A good hater of Mackintosh,” in 1791, the phrase often attributed to John Ran­ dolph : “ Wise and masterly inactivity." “ Variety's the very spice of life," and “ Not much the worse of wear"—Cowper. “ Men proposes, bnt God disposes”— Thomas a Kempis. Christopher Marlow gave forth the in­ vitation so often repeated bv his broth­ ers in a less public wav: “ Lore me lit­ tle, love me long." Edward Coke wm of the opinion that “ A man’s house is hia castle," To Milton we owe “ The paradise of fools," “A wilderness of sweets," and “Moping melancholy and moonstruck madness." Edward Young tells us “ Death loves a shining mark," " A fool at 40 is a fool indeed," but, alas for Lis knowledge of human nature wiien he tell* uh " Man wants but little, nor that little long.” From Bacon oomes “ Knowledge is power,” aud Thomas Southeme reminds us that “Pity’s akin to love." Dean Swift thought that “ Bread is the staff of life.” Campbell found that “ Com­ ing events cast their shadows before," and “ ’Tn* distance lends enchantment to the view.” “ A thing of bounty is a joy iorever," is from Keats. Franklin said, “ God helps them who help them­ selves," and Lawrence Sterne comforts us with the thought, “ God tempers the wind to the shorn lamb." Even some of the “ slang” phrases of the day have a legitimate origin. “ Put­ ting your foot in it" ia certainly not a very elegant mode of expression, but, according to the Aeiatic Rmearchu, it is quite a fine point of law; wheu the title to land is disputed in Hmdovstau, two holes are dug in the ground and used to incase a limb of each lawyer (?), and the one who tired first lost his cli­ ent’s case. Fancy, if you can, some of our famous “ hmbe of the law" plead­ ing in such a manner J It ia generally the client who “ put* his foot in it.” When things are in disorder they are often said to be turned topsy-turvy; this expression is derived from the way in which turf used for fuel is placed to dry, the turf being turned downward; and the expression then means tdp-nde tnrf-way. Plutarch, in his life of Argesileus, King of Sports, gives ns the origin of a quaint aud familiar expreMion. On r certain occasion an Ambassador from Epirus, on a diplomatic mission, was shown by the King over txis capi­ tal. The Ambassador knew of the mon­ arch’s fame—knew that though only nominally King of Sparta, he waa yet ruler of Greece—and he had looked to see massive walls rearing aloft their em­ battled tower* for the defense of the town; but he found nothing of the kind. He marveled much at this, and spoke of it to the King. '‘Sire,” he said, “I have visited moat of tho principal towns, and I find do walls reared tor defense. How is thia?" “Indeed, Sir Ambaasadar,” replied Argesileus, “thou const not hav* looked carefully. Come wilh me to-morrow morning, and I will show you the walls of Sparta.” Accordingly on the following morn­ ing the King led his guest ont upon the plains where his army was drawn up in full battle array, and, pointing proudly to the serried host, he said: "There, thou beboideat tbe walls of 8parts—10.000 men, aud every man a brick 1" ,.• Washiagtou’s Last Hoars. The certificate of Dr*. Craik and Dick, the physicians who attended Grorge Washington at tho time of hi* death, has ju*t been unearthed from a Gorgetown newspaper of 1799. It dor* not appear in any of the biographies of Washington. The certificate concludes thus: “He wm fully impressed at tbe t»eginning of his complaint, as well as through every succeeding stage of it, that its conclusion would be mortal; un Emitting, to the several exertions made for his recovery rather as a duty than from any expectation* oi their effi­ cacy. He considered the operations of death ■ upon his systefti as coeval with the disease; and several hours before every demonstration of that equanimity for which his whole life has been so uniformly and singularly conspicuous." 8IHNS AND PORTENTS. When the crescent of the young moon seta supinely, its horns in the air, it is a sign of dry weather, because in this position it holds all the water, thus preventing its fall to .the- earth. explanation in this ease walerful moon ia emblem PITH AND PVINT. that a A TOKSADO is a great blow to any country. Domestic bliss- Kisting the maid of aHwork. Yon cant go a sleighing without snow, nor a buggy-riding without reins. Tax pin is mightier than the fward. Yon can sit on the award with impunity A tramp, and Kt-ely’s motor, and Edi­ son’s lamp are all alike—they wont work. The author of the familiar phrase “Bhoot the hat,” was an Austrian tyrant named Geaslcr. Smoximo 1 cent’s worth of tobacco in a $50 pipe is like dressing a scarecrow in a seal-skin sack. Bpiceb says his oollai^buttorf is like the celebration Of the Fourth of July it ia sure to come off. '■ Horrid little thing, without a set of bangs to her name,” is the newest Chi­ cago phrase for describing a rival. find one so impartially accommodating. Whoever; finds a four4eaved clover is generally a liar. It is so much easier to detach one leaf from a five-leaf stalk than to hunt for one with four that the temptation to mendacity is too much for avenge day. When a mouse gnaw* a hole in a gown some misfortune may be appre­ hended. The misfortune baa already happened to the gown, and may be ap­ prehended to happen to the mouse. An old sign is that a child grows proud if suffered to look into a mirror while leas than 12 months old. Bnt what the avenge infant can see in a mirror to make it proud is difficult for any but its parent* to understand. ant, barring accidents of rain, snow and haiL ' , It you take down your shingle, pre­ paratory to putting it np in a new loca­ tion, it is a sign you are moving. If a hen runs across the street direct­ ly in front of yon, it is a sign that a hen will soon be on the other aide. If ahe crosses over just behind you—pohaw! who ever anew a hen that wouldn’t die in her tracks rather than cross one's pathway in his rear? When you see a cat running aronnd furiously, it is a sign that the crockery or glassware is in danger. When you drop a knife and it sticks in the floor, it is * sign that some one ia coming. If you are a small boy, that some one may be your mother, mid her coming be to remonstrate with you with her slipper. To dream of a wedding is a sign of inanition. To dream of a funeral betokens too much pork and cabbage. To dream of finding money betokens that it ja easier to dream of finding money than to work for it. Tq dream that it is Sunday morning is heaven. To be suddenly awakened from your sweetest sleep to find that it is not Bunday Is—that is to say. very disagree­ able. It is a sign that yon will be tinh*ppy. A great many more equally nfalhble signa might be given, bnt . “ , , , the reader , ““ probably b“d eooPKb »« 0“« The men who, bolierf. u> .iguai■ ,olficienity credulous to believe that our knowledge in that line, as well as in every other line, is inexhaustible. Over the Virginia Battie*Field*. We sped, oil too rapidly for me, through a deeply interesting country. We were traveling a hundred nulex of most mo mentoun history. From Washington we crossed tbe Long bridge into the State of Virginia, and ran down seven miles in a parallel course with the Potomac to the city of Alexandria. Thence to Quan­ tico, where the train took the track of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po tomao railroad, "and entered a broken and desolate-looking region, famous to all time as “The Wilderness,” which wm tbe scene of some of the moat ter­ rible battles fought in 1863 and 1864. Twenty-one miles beyond Quantico we halted at thejjuaint-Iooking old town of Fredericksburg, on the sooth bank of the Rappahannock, and near which wm fought a bloody engagement, in which the Federal Genend. Burnside, wm de­ feated by the Confederate commander, Robert Lee. The graveyard of Uie gallant dead who fell in that strife is fully visible from Qie car*. Eleven miles west of Fred eric kaborg the battle of Chancellor*vill* was fought There “ Stonewall ” Jackson wm mortally wounded. He died at a little hamlet called “ Guiney'a," and his last words were : “ Let us cross over tho rivhr and reat under tne shade of the trees.” Leaving Fredericksburg we came to another doughty battle was fought be­ tween Gen. Grant and Gen. Lee. A very cock-pit, this country—a tilt-yard of heroes. The trees are very young aud slim, and grass grows very richly hereabouts; but the land, they tell me, the desolate “WiMernesa” always ex­ cepted, is beginning to smile again, and this last harvest- time was teeming with grain and tobacco. May it teem through unnumbered harvests! The old State of Virginia has surely been enough of the dreadful realities of the war, and to spare.—Cor. London Tele­ graph. , ._______________ Blunder*. Few attributes of character are more charming than the faculty of gracefully acknowledging one’s errors. The man who makes a blunder aud sticks to it ia a person with whom argument or controversy becomes impossible. The trouble and time spent in attempting to convince him of the truth are com­ pletely wasted; for he will still believe that what he has advanced mutt be right, even in the face of actual de­ monstration that it is wrong. On tbe other band, of Uie action of one who will admit with frank and ready cour­ tesy that he has l>een mistaken, it may be said thatit “ blesseth Mini that gives and him that takes”—it covers his own retreat with gracefulness, and gives his Artemus Ward once said that a He win live. If thia is the case, nearly all th* works of Eli Perkin* are immor­ tal. • LauKa (with novel)—“Oh‘, if thia tale were only true and 1 were the heroine I" Kate—“What! with her persecutions, ber misery?" Laura—"Ah, but then, dear, remember ahe does get a husband, after alb” "Is it possible, miss, that you do not know the names of some of your best friends?" inquired a gentleman of a lady. “Certainly," ahe replied; “I don't even know what my own will be a year hence.” At a christening, while the minister was making his certificate he inquired the day of the tnoath and happened to say: “ Let me see, thia is the thirti­ eth.” “ The thirtieth!" exclaimed the indignant mother, “ indeed, but it’s only the nineteenth.” “ 8xx that my grave's kept green,' he warbled, under the window of his fair one’s domicile, one pleasant night. “ I’ll tend to the grave business, young lumu man,, ” buuuiou shouted uui hex curugeu enraged paternal anano«tor, a. ho poked au old muoket out ol the ^oond-rtory window. No more concert that evening. Thk mysteries of a baby’s toilet were altogether new to a little l-year-old, ax^d he carefully watched the bathing and dressing of hia little cousin. When the little powder-box was open, and the fluff brush was about to be used under­ neath the baby's chin, he exclaimed, “ Oh, annty, let me *e« yon salt her." There wm a young damsel, oh, bleu her! It coat very little to drew her; Because, you see, she had given the mitten to the only fellow in the neigh­ borhood, and the amount of sweetness ahe was therefore obliged to waste upon the desert air A little miss had long desired a sis­ ter for a playmate, and, liaving been taught to ask God for everything, ahe asked Him for a sister, telling her mother ahe would do the praying if ahe would make the clothes. After pray­ ing several night* and getting a little impatient that ber request was not granted, she said one night: “ O Lord, please send me a tittle sister right away. If yon haven’t got a white one, send me a black one." This same little girl was corrected by her mother the other day fer being naughty. “ Well, I can’t help it,” she said; “when you prayed for me why didn’t you pray for a better child?” GoM-HunUag. Gold-hunting and gold-digging fas cinate thousands of persons, because the element of chance, that which makes gambling attractive, enters into their reunite. An exchange publishes sundry facts about thia mania»which we oom mend to the young. Despite the immense yield of gold in California, it ia now shown that her tillable soil produces more actual wealth than her richest mine*. Her grain and her fruits exceed in value the best of her placers. Most persons think of California as only a gold-bearing State, and it is pleasant to know that her agricultural ^aru beyond those of her mine*. Agriculture is apt to pay better than gobi or silver seeking in any fertile, well-cultivated rvg*on; but there ia a sort of fascination about the precious metals which allures men the world over, and blinds them to the more ra­ tional and legitimate branches of in­ counter with a generous foe. Even bridesmaids will noon be among the things that were. Every lady in every land will be iutereated to know that a striking innovation in the wed­ ding ceremonial has been introduced in Pans, which will jirobabiy in thia, as in other things, set the faabton to the po- Db. Cbosbt’b Society for Preventing Crime in New York city ha* a bill piepared to introduce into tbe Legislature cutting dow i the number of liquor sa­ loons from 10,000 to 2,000 maids. A* they are drccMHi m red or blue velvet and satin, with wM stock­ ings and gold uhoe-buck lea, they add to the dramatic effect of the ceremony. �rr nu». Caotrr Pumnvx. — Fii>t get ply, Mb. would still have gone, to Maaa., last May, was reoet Mf arrai# ’s blood waa poured in oourt, and. »t being kosubed by x Ich wm improvised ical expens UM Ue ft»a «•* iM< wn> remanded to JaH to await the cried out: term of the oourt, when, if hi* co tion remains the sama, he will be murdarcr,” replied one of the fanatics: to a lunatic asylum. Freoman persists in his a»wrtion that toe sacri­ “he has proved his faith in God." The doctor* call it delusional insanity fice of his child waa a juat and proper act, and waa demanded of him in a of a religious typd. vision. It will be remembered that, after a prolonged revival in hl* aeot, be NATIONAL RULRVAD LAW. awoke his wife to lhe etriy morning of May .1 last and told ber that he had The world is waking at length to the monstrous iniquity perpetrated by the railroad corporations upon the people. In Germany tbe Government is pur­ chasing the roads and equipments bod­ ily, ana will operate them. Thia, of course, is impracticable hero under our system. • ; But the enormity of the wrong* which the people suffer has at length aroused discussion. 1 Reagan’s bin is the entering wedge. "Oh, papal" and .died. Freeman lav down beside his wife again, and both • He proposes to regulate inter-State It was the prayer of a duelist It w»s slept peacefully until morning. He commerce by fixing certain rules and uttered in the bright sunshine of a love­ confidently expected that the child This ia tlie signal for the corporations ly morning in May, as be bad the death­ would rise again on thu third day. bearing weapon in his hand, and stood Though hia neighbors of the same sect to send forward their attorneys.' The. committee charged frith the with his antagonist before him. The appear to have known of the murder, place did not appear like one where none of them informed the authorities, Reagan bill in the House is now the prayer would be likely to be made; nor and it was only by accident that the center of tbe fire of tho corporations. /FbiMLudocity of the attoruevs of tho did the duelist, a young man of abont crime was discovered. The wife was discharge^ after a short railroads is something to bo admired. 24 year* of age, named Crawford, seem They boldly defend tbe system of like a praying man, though he was dis- imprisonment, but it dofw not appear tiuguished by hia manly air and gentle that ahe has ever expressed any'peni­ pooling m tbe best that can be devised » tence for her aeqniesoence in the mur­ for the people. -manners. They say oom petition which is cutting But " things are not what they seem." der. As for Freeman himself, and in Beneath a show of indifference many a spite of his disappointment that a part down rates is b*d for the people. Read the report and see that this is man carries “a wounded spirit;” and in of his expectation was not fulfilled, and ; this esse the inner battle between pride that the child did not oome to life again true. These skillful "manipulator* of and conscience was a kind of torture in the promised season, he is still firm that no earthly physician could relieve. in his conviction that the sacrifice was phrases” say that tho world is too ig­ My friend, whom I am now describ­ a divine command. He has been a con­ norant to attempt to legislate upon so ing as he appeared at the turning-point stant reader of religious works during delicate a subject. They say a commission should be ap­ of his life-course, was an only bod. He his imprisonment, particularly of the waa tbe heir of a large property in one latest edition ot tho hymns! of the pointed to gather statistics for a few of the Southern States, and had wit­ Methodist Episcopal church. He claims years before anything should bo at­ nessed, in his 14th year, the death of still to bo a mcmb«>r of that church, tempted in thia direction. Their impudence is, indeed, wonder­ hia mother--an excellent Christian differing from its tenets, he says, only in believing that Christ will oome a ful. . ' woman. , second time. Tho business of the country is op­ He bad grown up in his native homo Freeman openly scouts at the idea pressed by their robberies. amid the excitements of fashionable life. The agricultural community is re­ E happened one night, after leaving the that he is insane. It was with the theater, while taking wine at a hotel, hia greatest difficulty that his counsel could duced to penury and the extremist hard glass touched accidentally the glass of induce him to permit tbe plea of insan­ time* by tbe monstrous rate* which ity ; indeed, he objected to having coun­ these gigantic and remorseless robbers a military office-.. Thia trivial act became the occasion sel at all. “All Christians," he said to a have fixed. If members of Congress have not of a harsh word, a quarrel and‘ a chol‘ reporter hut summer, “ believe that Abraham was commanded to sacrifice heard theae things, next election ought lenge to mortal combat. Early on the moruieg of tbe set day Isaac, If they can believe that, why to send a new set to Congress who have tbe combatanta, with their attendants, J are my religious fellow-worshipers hoard cf them. Farmers, merchants and shippers do met at the appointed place. Crawford, i blamed for believing with me th** I naturally fearlera, had already arranged won commanded to sacrifice my daughter not need a commission to inform them his worldly affairs in view of the risks ’ in these latter days? I believe, with a of these intolerable grievances. The world gropes to find a solution he incurred, and, elearlv seeing its possi- , perfect, abiding faith, that I was so com­ manded to show my faith. I had hopes of the difficulty that will leave the roads bilitie*, he had said, “ I km ready.” in the hands of the private owners. Just then bis quickened memory ’ when I went to tlie shed to get the There is no such solution. called back tbe last words he had knife that God would stay my hand, as ' o r - he wm about w Ownership of the public ways of the Ho u.u did Abraham's as to ii heard from his mother’s lips, "Meet mo I uu offer np Imc, but I determined thnt. if country is «hst envelope the qneeuoe in heaven." * 1_ J ______________ - .v _the ‘ with rliffirollHna with difficulties. She seemed at that moment a living 1 my. ,hand was not stayed, to tmake Make the track a free public high­ presence. Suddenly every act of his sacrifice as gently as possible, so that way, and all the complexity of the case dissipated, wasted life wm remembered my idol would paasa-xsy without suffer­ as clearly as the events of the passing ing." - disappear* The discussion of the matter m Con­ week—aud conscience began its work. Freeman said, just after the murder, It charged him with being intentionally that whatever course waa taken with gress might be looked to for morelight, if the people were represented a murderer. * them, he and his wife did not want any But did he dare to confess the whole plea of insanity entered. He admitted there by some one who would defend troth then and there? No; he was too that be undertook the act with a full their rights before tbe oommiUee. proud for that At tbe critical moment, uuderatanding of what he was doing. • The corporations are there. They have millions of money to hire strange to say, he whispered the secret He knew that he was vraUting the law. -Counsel aud to press with ringing elo­ prayer— He knew that people womtKlook upon quence their views upon the hesitating “O God, save us both from blood­ it as a horrid crime, and he kneW-ttat it guiltiness, and help me to change my would be agony for him to take the life committee. On tbe other hand, the crude ideas of way and meet my mother in heaven." of his little daughter. " Why," he said, •Without tbe tremor of a nerve he “ ahe was playiug arounfi with me while those who favor the Reagan bill, sup­ discharged bis pistol in the air, and I was at work all last week, and do you ported by the weak arguments of expe­ was but slightly wounded by his an­ think I could do such a thing unless diency alone, can never be effective. Tho philosophy of the situation 1ms tagonist. Immediately the seconds something more powerful than insanity not yet dawned upon tho advocates of interposed, reconciliation was efleeted, commanded ms?” regulating railroads. and thus the first part ot the prayer When asked by a gentleman whether All such schemes must fail, from the was auswered al once. he did not think it a delusion to be­ In this young man’s history "the lieve that God put things into tho complexity of their design. Laws to be effective must be simple. darkest time of night was just before heart* of men to do, be atouoe respond­ Tbe more complicated tbe machinery day," for the'second petition was grant­ ed : Do you think it a delusion when by which legislation seeks to accom­ ed speedily. your minister tells you that God put it He had occasion to visit New York, into his heart fo preach the gospel, or plish a given purpose, the less effective where I first met him, in a gathering of that God directed him to become a mis­ it will be. ■ The simple, natural way to destroy relatives and friends, and there, too, I sionary? Now, I just as firmly believe witnessed bis public introduction to the that God put it into my heart—that is, this monstrous iniquity is to liberate church, his baptismal oath of loyalty to spoke to mo—to do that act, that the tbe track. Throw it open to all men, and no his rightful King, taken with an heroic world might see that there was faith more necessity will exist for regulating spirit inspired by h’s new lore. even as great as Abraham's. I did He became a good a»ldier, bold in think that He would stay my hand be­ tariffs than there is for regulating rates winning recruits, and he would often fore I struck the blow. I can't see any between New York and Liverpool. say, "Despair of none. If my strange difference between my firm belief that Napoleon’s Domestic Habits. pro ver was answered, who need fail ?" God .poke to mo wd U>«> firn belief of Mme. Do Bemomf. “ Memoir, of W. B. H. other. th.t they h.re boor 10 peminM , lho Pn,Ue oI N.poUon Jo^ oommomon wrth God. j pbjne» „ TCmt. TKJ. intero,,inb de. A correspondent of the National When urged by his counsel fo allow tails of the imperial household. NaNa­ ^apiiwt, diaeuas’-ig the Lord's ________ Prayer, , the plea of insanity—it wm not until poleon’s income wm about >7,100,000 a takes occasion to ssy: " Our Father I! the lost moment that he consented— ho year, exclusive of what he took from the which art in heaven ” is the commenco- said: “ What will become of my past secret service and other funds. He al­ .mentof the prayer, which is—I think life and teaching* if I am adjudged in­ lowed himself >8,000 a year for hia erroneously — usually called “ the sane? Let me go into court and dross. It is well known that if an article preach." A suggestion for a change of of clothing did not suit him exactly, Lord’s Pray ej." In Matthew, vh 9, and latke, xl 1, we venue he would not listen to for a mo­ either in make or material, it wm con­ read that the Savior taught his dis­ ment. • It is not biblical,” he said, "to demned, aud that he wm greatly given ciples attheir request to " pray in this go out of tbe country which stood up to inking or greasing his white breeches manner.*1 not always repeating those before His enemies in Jerusalem." He and to burning his boots by using his words, but iodwatiug the proper ob­ seems perfectly sane on all other aub- boot m a poker, especially when he wm jects or subjocta of prayer. They teach jeeta, and expresses the utmost indiffer­ augry or excited. He usually rose at 7. how created intelligence may suppli­ ence » to the result of the trial “ I If he wakened in the night be frequent­ cate the Almighty. This may be called have done God’s will," he says, “m Ab­ ly bathed, ate or worked before going the mode! prayer, showing how man raham wm prepared to do. If I did to sleep again. He suffered from a foul may pray 0 taught by the bon of Man wrong. Abraham wm guilty and Genesis stomaaD, and often fancied that be had Hi rearIf. . t . is a fable.” Mr*. Freeman saya that for been poisoned. It took M. De Remuaat The Lord prayed for Himself on va­ ten days before the sacrifice they both a long time to teach him to shave him­ rious occasions. The special Lord’s felt tbe presence of God in their bouse, self; the Chamberlain wm moved to Prayer is recorded in John, xvii., and and that during that time her husband this through Napoleon's visible uneasi­ may be read to advantage by all. fasted continuously, eating nothing but ness when in the barber's bands. If a Portions of it, not all. may be used by bread and crackers aud drinking nothing garment did not please him it was torn us; but it is mainly His own, and His but water. The night of the off and thrown on the floor or into the after they had prayed, while great drops fire. In trimming hia nails, of which alone. It may be well to read the many of sweat stood on his forehead, and she he was vain, be used countless pairs of prayer* recorded in both the Old end lagged that she be made the sacrifice, scissors, that were smashed off-hand if New Testaments. They will instruct he aaid that he had prayed for two they were not sharp. Tbe only perfume as to the best methods and proper week* tliat he himself might be the one he wm partial to wm cologne, of which supplications. ' They should prevent called, but that the vision he had just be required sixty bottles a month. He " vain repetitions" and guide our hiul demanded the We of their be«t-be- ate and drank little, though be wm very loved daughter. “ I told her,” says fond ot coffee. At dinner he had every­ Freeman, "that we could not risk tlie thing served at-once, and fed at hazard, and is not all adapted to our wsnte. displeasure of God, and when I per­ often taking cream or a dish of sweets Tbe model prayer, in Matthew and in suaded her that Edith would either be before touching the entrees. Luke, is all oura, capable of much en- restored to ns after three days or else would be translated, then she assented. A schoolboy used an op-ea knife in­ She saw that it wm a divine command.” stead of a Dent pin at Danvers, Ill., and not by any human authority, but by the Then, m he expresses it, his soul was tho teacher was dangerously cut offer up hia little daughter Edith as a human Bacrifioe. Then,-after both bad prayed, the mother went back to her bed and Freeman sought a sharp knife. The 5 year old fiMgbter slept in the next room. Bending oter her as she slept. Freeman drove the knife through her heart. She opened, ber eyes and, as the father afterward freely related you will talk X. Capt. Fan way and Sir Peter Farquliar, the two eligible* of the parish, and when you have talked over thia in the chamois, and lei 010 child the weather you will begin to fidget, wear it all the time. Rene* *;ih the and wish yourself home with me. Even tar occasionally. —sod the old family servants. Decid- a bear like me will prove more enduiHot lemonade is one of the b-wt reme­ edjjf not a very brilliant prospect for dies for colds, «s it acta promptly and efficiently, and has n-> unplea^sat after­ It was a sullen autumn day when effect*. One lemon should l>c firoperly Madeline rode, for the first time, up the cannot help yourself." avenue leading to her aunt’s house. . “I have other resources,” answered She saw a gray aky,- flying clouds, and Madeline, loftily. **I have arranged a and covered with half a pint of bothng water. Drink just befv re going to bod, dramatic course of study “ and do not expose yourself the follow­ heavily in, and, standing in the midst Mr. Chathard smiled. ing day. The remedy will work off an of a cluster of pines, was a low, massive “Try it, my dear cousin, by all building that might have been a prison, means. It is the meet enchanting attack of chills and fever, if it is prop­ and possibly was a house. No one thing in the world—in prospect. Try erly used. For Poibonb.—If any poison is swal­ came to the door to welcome her. Mr. it, I say again, and remember, I shall be Chathard was not at borne; Mr* Chat- very happy to aid you if any difficulties lowed, drink instantly a half a glass of hard waa in the library, and begged occur—which, though, it is to be pre­ cool water, with a heaping tesspoonful of common salt and ground mustard that Madeline would come to her there. sumed, is not possible." She found her lying on tbs sofa, busy With which He took himself off, leav­ stirred into it. Thia vomits as soon as with some sort of knitting—« sallow, ing Madeline piqued and curious. She it reaches the stomach. But, for fear delicate, fretful woman. hod ample time, however, to recover some of the poison may remain, swallow "No,” she said, shrinking bock, as herself, and proceeded with her studies. the white of one or two eggs, or drink Madeline showed a disposition to kus It was three mortal weeks before he a cup of strong coffee—there two being her; "no one but Frederic has kissed presented.himself again. When hi did antidotes for a greater numbar. of me for year* Don’t commence. I am come, it was in a ghostly fashion. She poisons than any other dozen of articles ataeatureof habit; I don’t like to be was bending over a book, and, looking Known, »ith the advantage of their be­ disturbed in any of my regular habits. up suddenly, auaaeniy, found rouna him nim standing stanaing beBe­ , ing always on hand; if Dot, a pint of I only came down to-day on your ac­ fore her. watching her keenly, looking sweet oil, lamp oil, drippings, melted count, and it lias quite unnerved me. weary and strangely dissatisfied. He butter or laid, are good substitute*, ee’ I shall not Uy it again. 1 must have gave her a cool nod, and threw himself pecially if they vpmif quickly. perfect repose. Frederic comes to see into a chair near her. THtATMawroF Sore Throat.—Great me morning and evening; that is as ' "Talk f he said imperatively. ”1 am ,reliel ip obtain*}, hi much as I con bear." nice soft bran pool. _ . ______ Idenbored." With that, Madeline was waved off. to Madeline’s hot blood leaped up in re­ ing the breast with turpentine takes her room, where indignation supplanted volt Words hovered on- her lips that, away the harsh, dry pain of a common a atroog desire to cry, and curiosity cool m he waa, could not but have cold. A dram and a half of dried alum, gradually got tho better of both. It placed an effectual barrier between with two and a half drams of capsicum was really, she decided, on looking them. Something arrested them. A tincture, a little sirup, and eight ounces about her, a pleasant room, with crim­ pained look was in his eye, anguish of rose-water, ftyni a nice gargle for the son curtains and furniture, and a deep about bivnouth, showing dimly through relief of hoarseness and that trouble­ window looking out on the sea. There the mask of cynicism. A new impulse some complaint known as falling of the was a bureau, with a great many little uvula. Again, for sore throat, what drawers that she pleased herself with "Cousin,” she said, gently enough, can Ite belter than a gargle of the fol­ arranging mentally. There was a vaso “why should we be at war? We are of lowing?—Three drams of laudanum, of flowers that spoke of a conservatory; the same blood, and I think wc are alike half that quantity of tinctme of bella­ ahe had seen that tbe library waa well in this one thing, at least—that donna, and eight ounces of camphorfilled; a pretty piano occupied a recess we are both alone. Why good water. Lastly, I may ynention this in her room. each other with bitter words? fact, not known to every one: In pain­ “I shall pass my time very tolerably,” Would it not be better to help ful inflammations of the throat; and in thought Madeline, resignedly. “I won­ each other? I don't ask nor offer cases of gum-boil, a dose of Epemn salts der what my cousin is like." any confidence; only if there could be cannot fail to do positive good, Perhaps this last thought had some a liking and a friendship between us, especially if the patient is at all influence in ber toilet, else why should let it develop itself. Lot us not plethoric.—CattelPs Magazine. •no have braided her hair and put on binder it. I am so lonely; and I think Health Within Reach of All —The her most becoming dress? It was hardly if you would let me that I should like only true road to health is that which to be supposed that her charms would you." common sense dictates to mon. Live have much effect on the quiet parlor­ Strange emotion glistened in his eyes within the bounds or reason. Eat mod­ maid, who alone was in attendance. erately. drink moderately, sleep regu­ and shook his voice. Madeline ate.her supper with curling “I swore once," he said, "never to larly, avoid excess in anything and pre­ lip and etormy brow. trust mankind, still less womankind, serve a conscience void of offense. Borne “ He is a barbarian! I know I shall men drink themselves to death, some again." Late him I" was her inward comment. “Unsay the rash oath," she said, wear out their lives by indolence and “ He must have known that I would be “It sbnts you from all happi- some by over-exertion; other* are killed here. Ho might have been civil. How-,) nees and, goodness." by doctors, while not a few sitk, into ever, I shall do very well without him 1" I' ~^ low. dare you aak me! "How In whom the gravo under tbe effects of vieiems And, getting a book from the library ... » and beastly practices. All the medi­ shelved, ahe sat herself down resolute|> cines in creation are not worth a cent to a man who is habitually and con­ tbouijbte wudered l»ek to tbe pleuutt me.ning ot tb.ug. about ber. stantly violating the laws of hia own room-bare to uai Io ait wtlb her; mufll lc„11(r ouJh,.„t!-b nature. All the medical science in the girl-friends, reading and talking—so “I know one thing—the troth that I world cannot save him from a prema­ different from this great, silent, hand­ feel within me. That never dice, and ture grave. With a suicidal course of some house. I am afraid the contrast never fails. Only try me, cousin. I conduct he is planting the seeds of de was not loo favorable, for her pillow was long to be good." cay in his own constitution and acceler­ wet with tears that night. “1 believe you do.” he said, ating tho destruction of his own life. A week passed away. During that much softened. “I believe, with time Madeline saw Mrs. Chathard once all my nnoceut fervor, you do wish it. The Value of a Dollar. —that was all. The rest of the time I will trust till I see that you, too, are We once employed for a short time she passed in solitude, till Saturday going to deceive me. Will you take tbe in ditching, a man, who at 21 years of evening, when the prim old housekeep­ responsibility?” age was worth some 815.0U0, but who er entered the parlor where Madeline Madeline held out her hand, and so lo*t most of it, on tbe whole, foolishly, was sitting, work-basket in hand. t,'" , . ... „ . „1 mere there whs was trace between oetween inem. them. n.very Every and was compelled, for a time, at least, L""C’ •h‘““1' ni6lK th.. .ladled Ulked . under to support his family by working for and Mrs. Mr*. Chathard Chatbara thinks it proper nroner .. •- ... . ■ “and the supervision of the prim housekeep­ that I should sit in the roomwith er; and at lost he fell into a way of tak­ daily wages. - One night when we paid which explanation she walked over to ing a morning walk vith her in the him, he said, "I’m much obliged both the extreme end of the apartment and garden and riding with her in the after­ for the wages and the tuition." We sup­ vanished behind the curtains of the noon. He even went with her to sev­ posed he referred to instruction in lay­ ing tile drains, but he said, "No, I bow-windovn eral parties, and always to church; and mean instruction as to the value of Madeline curled her lip slightly at the neighborhood held up its hands in money. I never knew what a dollar these prudential preparations and astonish meat wus worth before. But, after working went on with her reading, trying to Months passed away. Very peaceful, all day in the ditch to earn ode. I’m not convince herself tlrni her heart not rd aa quick, qu.olt, mas maaeV,,‘‘' likely to spend 25 cents of it for a cigar beating fast. She heard ­1 .1.1111.“ mg he failed to make his appearance, or any other nonsense.” culine step without in tL» —1.^—..I the hall-heard |fce Qclt day MadeHue watched for We could point out scores of citv it come in the room aud advance toward him. but in vain. Ik>vs who have become miserable spend­ her, but did not raise her eyes until he “He has gone away," she thought, thrifts from the lack of just such knowl­ stood directly before her. She had । with a keen pang, "and did not tell me." edge. Their fathers were more or les* hard work to supprera her surprise, he One week passed—two—three. Sus­ was so little like what she had imagined. pense grew unendurable. She vent­ w«jalthv, but the sons were not put into Not old—for if he woe really 30 he ured an inquiry of the prim house­ the office, or mill, or shop, and made fairly to earn their money by tiresome by no means looked his age—not tall, keeper. . labor, either physical or mental. Their thin and sallow; on the contrary, small, "Mr. Frederic is not away—he ia ilk" fathers said to themselves: “My sons though well formed, jarith an abundance "Ill! Why waa I not told? I will hhall never have to drudge as i did,” of curling brown hair; large blue eyes and ho tbe boys did no labor, bore no that should have belonged to a woman, go to him at once I" “Jle has the typhus fever, miss; and responsibility and never learned how so evenly arched were the brows, so long the lashes, so soft, so almost suf­ Mrs. Chathard ordered that you should money was fairly and honorably earned, fering, tiieir expression; clear-cut feat­ on no account be admitted, for fed of and. of course, never knew its value -or its proper use. ures; teeth that showed white and even the infection." Madeline left tho housekeeper with­ In a certain rural district we know wo through his thick mustache; a gentle, quiet, assured manner, neither austere out another word, and went straight to can count, within a i^dius of ten miles, nor frownish. as Madeline had imag­ Frederic's room. She was not very sure more than as many young or middle­ ined, . but that of a gentleman and a of its localitv, for it was in the other aged farmers who have since their ma­ wing of the house—a place where she jority "run through” from >10,000 to man of the world. He apologized easily enough for tbe had never ventured. She was, how­ >30,000 each that their hard-working apparent incivility. “Important busi­ ever, exceedingly doubtful of tbe pro­ fathers left them; and all because they ness," that mueh-endnring scapegoat, priety of going at all; but, if he should never learned the /slue of a dollar. had detained him—he was extremely die without her, -would propriety con­ One such, on his sudden accoauon to sole ber? She went in trembling. He his property, thought to impress same sorry. Bnt Madeline, who bad do patience was alone and awake. He turned tow­ of lus young friends at a hotel where they had stopped for dinner by spread­ with his lame excuses, intonupted him, ard her hollow, reproachful eye*. “ Are you better?" was the first ques­ ing a >100 bill on Iris slice of bread ana •handy: “Pray spare your regrets; it ia quite tion. butter and eating it with great appar­ evident that your sorrow ia ol the “ Yea: bat why have you left me ent relish. Ho did "impress” the one deepest dye. Your countenance be­ ' alon»* •? long? I thought you cared he might have married with the belief ) for me* speaks it" that *ho had better not marry a man “ I do, I do! I never knew, I wait­ who waa both spendthrift and fool; and Mr. Frederic opened his eyes wide ed and wondered, and grew sick at tho young man in leas than twenty and sat down. Hitherto he had seemed heart. No one told me, aud to-day I years saw tbe time when he wm glad to undecided on the question. “Bo, then, you are really offended, asked. I was too proud to do it before get the bread and butter, without tbe and show it after, a spirited fashion. I thought you had gone away, after »l»a $10U bill for a relish! In youth he had old fashion, without telling me Th«*p never been taught to labor, had had a It will give us something to talk about." they, said I mustn't come to you for foer large stock of spending money com­ pared with the other farmers' sons, and “ Is there really any necessity of talk­ of the infection.” * There is danger! Go sway at supposed the only limit to the amount ing at all?” demanded Madeline, still oncer was “tin old man’s stinginess."—Rural more indignantly. “ A few minutes ago I thought not. “I will not Why afiotud I not share New- Yorker. I intended to have gone through the danger with yon? All the order* in necessary formalities, and, after that, the world shan't drive me from yon *” A number of Irishmen hold com­ to have sat occasionally with yon, by He turned toward her with audeen mands in the armies both of animation, seized her hand, lookrd Cnili l'.2i and Pera. Tho chief Aurnwll-l' l>Ar face, and Mid *>a ' officer raffinoi oi the Peruvian artillery is earnestly into her said, u “My little darling, I really believe that yob a Col. O'Horgin, and, according to the original *l>out you; it may ba only love me as 1 do you.” gazette of Lima, there are five And from that moment he mended, Majors, thirteen Captains, and over two “You leave my individuality out of in spite of doctors and physic, and the score of officers of inferior grade, account, I think.” aomlier old house is gay enough under either Irish by birth or deaotnt, fight­ “ Not in the least I count on *it for the blithe nperviaion of its young ing in the army of Chili, while the Irish my amusement.” mistress, Mrs. Frederic Chathard, our element in tbe victorious force* of the. "Amusement? We share the Madeline. hostiis republic is even greater. Mr*. Chathard .wm an invalid, and �- — CHAS. C. WOLCOTT In‘the last five yean and need by all large Sugar Maker, iu the United State*. . A-ation and her people leaving ia large n timbers, for <’ ' *),000,(KX) Scotchman, counting cost of ferttlixers, have emigrated in the last thirty tithes, eUu Ab tmportant contribution years. The suffering from competition Pariiment from Ireland, in tbe interest to tboaolutipn of this question was re^ of foreign food and Usd harvests is as of Irish ngricoltaraliste, baa called tbe cently obtained by notice in the Zoaddf «»vcre as ijj England, Tbeioasto Ire: Jlmes, about September first, of the ex­ land in one year is calculated at $160,­ the airtorbea t»n<liU<n> of the Mrkul- perience of a Mr. Pout,, working his 000,000. About 250,000 persons are now ■ tore interests in both England and Ire­ own farm, who has been making “fif­ in the direst want'and the number in­ land. Perhaps a brief statement of the teen per cent on his annual outlay, off creasing. In contrast with the land­ nr*wnt phase of the English and Ire­ from a naturally poor soil, and one lord system of Ireland, a correspondent land question way be of interest to percaliarly unfitted to bear the recent has recently cited, ns an example, the wet weather.” Hu land cost $60,000. island of Guernsey on tbe coast of Rome of the readers of your paper. A succession of rainy seasons, result­ His average annual net profit for thir­ France, with no better soil or climate ing in bad harvests coupled with com­ teen years bus been $3,000 per year, than Ireland,, but where the peasant petition of Amerkao food, has sudden which wonld earn him an annual in­ owns the land he cultivates and a pop­ ly brought the fanning interests of En­ come of fljWO, after deducting three ulation of 30,090 are comfortably sup­ gland, Ireland and Scotland to the per cent, for rent of land, which Is twice ported by the cultivation of 10,000 acres Poers Galvanized Eureka Sip gpouts are preferable to any verge of ruin. Nearly 2,000,000 acres ,what English landlordsarenow receiv­ while Ireland, with a cuitivatable area of fanning lands in England alone are ing and this too, during seasons that of 15,500,000 acres supports but 5,000,000 other,. They are more Sums, Durable, Cosvbxient, and idle, the owners being uuable to rent have been ruinously bad and off natu­ of people and of this small number Economizing. They are made from the best quality of iron and them at any price,, and many estates, rally poor soil.'This would, on its face every twentieth person ia starving. galvanized. They will not rust or corrode, and will last for noyr rented, only returning an income look encouraging, but on examination Refen ng again, briefly to the English of one, to one and one-half per cent per little comfort is found for the present land owners, notwithstanding their generations. They do not injure the tree, and are quicker ad­ annum on their estimated value The landlords. Mr. Pront has enjoyed stubborn conservatism, the absurdities justed than any other. Th^y will yield enough more sap, ex­ fall in tbe value of land has been pro-, what the tenant farmer does not epjoy, of their social prestige, their bigoted tra, every season, to doubly pay their Entire cost. They will digions. An estate sold a few years entire lilwrty to manage his farm ns he opposition to all forms of social pro­ run earlier and later in the day, and later in the season. They since, for $760,000 was recently offenul pleated, has sold everything his farm gress, thdir grinding oppression of the $110,000 without'bidden. Last 4th of produced and bought all his manures, laboring'poor. They have filled an im- have the most perfect and convenient arrangement for hang­ which the tenant former is not al ­ July was incidentally celebrated by a portax^t(place in history, and modern ing the bucket, doing away with the spike so injurious to the debate in the House of Commons, on lowed fe do and has disregarded all governments are indebted to them for tree. Being metalic, they are conductors of beat, and never the distress of English agriculturalists, established usages as to rotation of many valuable aids. ' freeze nor soak up with sap and sour. Their construction is in which it was acknowledged that crops, growing wheat, oats or barley, -Pprimps this article cannot be better such as not to obstruct the flow of sap from the onter pores, as American produce waa then cheaper in year after year off'tbe same land, which closed than by the following quotation, English markets than that of homo the landlords won’t permit. .In fact has stating concisely a few of the many im­ do woodand other plug spouts. Trees tapped with these spouts. fdbd producers,” and that in future made just such experiments as he liked portant things they have accomplished Trees tapped with these spouts require no reboaring during the “tbe price of food th<ye would be the and taken council from no one that he for the advancement of liberty and law season; the air being excluded from the bore (by their peculiar least price at which American food in­ did not himself choose as advisor. How and which they have bequeathed as construction) the pores of timber do not become seasoned or cluding cost of freight and transport, radically this varies from regulations priceless legacies, “If they did not could be supplied with a profit to the insisted upon by the landlords, the fol­ originate tho representative system of contracted as is the case when open spouts are used, and the lowing quotation will explain; "The The inner end of the Eureka enters the importer.” The Hon. John Bright sup­ government by free parliaments, it is wound is left open. ported this statement of the severe fanner is for the most part a tenant safe to say that they saved it from ex­ bore with three thin flanges about as thick as the back of an competition of American food in En- at will and therefore compelled to con­ tinction, at the hands of military mon­ ordinary table knife, leaving open spaces between each flange glifiH* markers, and said “he hoped a duct his business under a system of archs, fostered it into strength and ma­ competent c-onimbwion would enquire rules laid down by the landlord, who turity and adapted it to the uses of for the flow of sap from the outer pores. The outer pores being how it happened that English farmers does not share any of the risks, that is, njodern society, so that it is now found the best yielders are often wedged by wood and other plug were afraid of com and cattle brought expects to get his rout whether ibe crop working substantial.)' as they shaped spouts to the depth of half an inch ot more, greatly diminish­ five thousand miles across the Atlantic.” turns out well or ill. In cases where it all over tlie continent of Europe and ing the amount of sap that would otherwise be obtained. tbe continent of America and A feeling of despondency as to tlie the fanner has a lease the rules of ag­ over among the remote islands of the Pacif­ Considering the advantages gained by the Eureka Sap Spouts, future English financial out-look is in-■ riculture adopted by tlie landlord are ic. The peculiar collection too of legal tensified by the fact that “for the first Inserted iu the lease and violation of ideas and legal rules which is known and the low price for which they are sold, No Sugar Maker us Ewjlith Liberty, of which the com ­ s-iinhjin English history confidence, in them would involve a forfeiture, and mon law of England, of the United ean afford to do without them. land as, an investment is shaken,” and nuv relaxation of them is the result of States and of the British Colonies is the “the effect of loss of confidence ih land landlords generosity; moreover the embodiment has been substantially the POST S PAT. TAPPING BITS 40 cts. each as an investment iw very like an earth­ land lord also reserves tbe right to work of the English land owners. Ev­ BUCKET EARS, 25 cts. per hundred. quake” and threatens a social and keep wild animals such as rabbitx, hares, ery great instrument of the English constitution is their composition. They All parties wanting Wood and Tin Sap Buckets, Evapo­ political disturbance, such as has prob­ partridges and pheasants, which are drew the famous bill ot rights which rators and Sap Pans should call and leave their ord­ ably not l>e%p seen in modern times. permitted to prey on tlie farmers crop has since been incorporated in the conSo firm has been his belief iu tlie un­ and if he makes any allowance, in the nitution of every Anglo Saxon State. ers early so as to be sure of getting them in doubted security offered by English rent,’for the damage .they do. it is also Taking them for all in all it is safe to season. sav that our civilization is n«»t likely to lands, tliat the land holders have felt a the result of his generosity- Added to produce any other class to which it will contempt for ••business,’’-owing to its these purely material drawbacks on [ owe so much. Should they now disapliability to panics and revulsions and agriculture, a« a business, is the custom ixjar they will have left in English law consequent losses. Agriculture of which makes the farmer ex-officio, as it and government a monument to which there is nothing but the Roman law, course had its disadvntages in way of were, the social inferior of the land­ car. for a moment lx? compared, and un­ rpHE OLD ESTABLISHED • x-casionol bad seasons and short crops, lord. This is one of tlie survivals of der the shadow of which hundreds of yet not often did more than two or Feudalism and is a very carious fea­ millions are likely to sit for a thousand (AND RELIABLE FURNITURE FIRM OF three bad seasons occur together, and ture in tbe English land question. It years.” Subsckibek. when good seasons returned, the lands would be considered very ridiculous if remained.- The.result has been that the landlord ;in the city were to treat NASHVILL1 LEVATOR, English land has been subjected much anybody, who hired a house of him, as Are on Hand with a “stupid and mischievous” legislation, unfit to associate with him on terms of GO TO THE NEW STORE Ofc* and been made to bear h^avy and com­ equality, but it is considered the most A NEW LINE OF plicated burdens, tied up by the Brit­ natural thing in tlie world for a tenant ish law of primogeniture and entail, farmer to acknowledge the superiority IN 1879, and loaded with charges and settle­ of his landlord, though the later may (Opposite the Wolcott House.) Of Every Description. riM to Enal>o ments. made by will or marriage settle­ himself have made the money with ment for widows and children, and un­ which he has bought his estate, by wl-, Which will Defy Competition in every j - -FOR----Any number of fanners to married women, operating as a perpet­ ling blacking. Respect. ( Remember tliat all our ' ual mortgage or dower, so that often It is needless to say that if mill own Goo<1k, which we Manufacture, the Hominal owner is far from being era in cotton, iron and woolen trades Unload Wheat and GrainExare Warranted in Every the real owner; therefore whatever hnd been compelled to conduct their peditiously ud Accuratly. Respect. prevents the rental, brings want to a business under rules laid down by the Crockery* Glassware, large aijd helpless class of people, who government or by makers of machin Wc are also prepared t® furnish any-1 had supposed themselves provided for ery or by cotton growers, and had been by the best security the world afforded. compelled to contract to allow uigs and Tbe owner of the fee of the land, goats free access to their works at all LIME,; desire to announce that having erected UNDERTAKING might support himself and family by hours of the day aud night, we should one of the largest and most convenient Notions, Etc. farming, but would be unable to con never have heard of England's indus­ elevator buildings in central Michigan, they are prepared to receive and tinue his mother "Jointure” or allow­ trial supremacy.*’ IF YOU WANT COFPINN, CANKBTM, ances to his brothers iu church, civil or The teaching of Mr. Prout’s experi­ ROBES, MH RODIM Ac. military service, who could only con­ ence is that “the principles of free trade tinue in their position by aid. They must be applied to fanning as well as Of any one in tbe country. received from their interests in the to every other business and the land For any quantity of rent of home estates. As compared with holder resign himself to the condition America, there is but a limited quanti­ of a mau owning a rent charge but ty of land and an immense population, having little or nothing to say as to the F.cspoctfullv Youra, aud it was perhaps but natural whe.n manner in which tlie premises are made j for funeral occasions ffurnished free of I but little food was imported, that the to produce his due. This means consid­ That inay be brought them. They alec re. charge. _______ WILSON a HOWE. ownership of land, shotfld become the erable impoverishment of the landlord kCep for sale at the lowest prices' • foundation of an aristocracy and the class and tlie loss by land holding of ________J. LENTZ aSONS, TT IS A FACT Seeds, Flour. Feed. Lime, Salt, T>00T AND SHOE SHOP. “basis of titles of social and political all social prestige.” |A • preferment.” The owner of an estate Plaster, Stucco. Hair and In Ireland the condition of the tenant Jl> j Thai we keep the could perhaps well afford to accept a farmers is far worse than in England, Shingles. low rent for his land, when its poscs- and dates primarily from causes origi­ sion enabled him to secure life posit­ nating carb* in the eighteenth century, ions for his sons at fair salaries in ciyil when at the demau.il of English mer­ AINSW8W0RTH A BROOKS. service in the church, the army or navy, chants and manufacturers, cruel re­ ----- OR THE;- but tbe question has been asked “when strictions were placed upon Irish in­ will the British land owner cease to dustries and commerce, her people reap, tliqso traditional advantages! thrown back on agriculture as their When he finds that he can’t afford to .only employment and the jieasants re­ eat his own beef.” Tbe sharp compiti- duct to tbe position of “degraded serfs Repairing Done' In the Beet Parlor Chan tion of American produce in English the . worst fed, the worat clothed, the markets, is perhaps one of the out­ worst housed people in Europe.” Manner Possible! comes of British free- trade, that the Tbe entire history of Irisli landlontium Give Me a <Da.llI English people are themselves respon­ is a continuous record of hardened, ra­ Tables, sible for, and iu operation has been a pacious cruelty and is a terrible in­ Shop In The Old Postofflce British premium on American agricul- dictment. < The land is owufl by a few lampchalrs, Ac. Building. lure which though undoubtedly beu- thousand persona and 600,000 tenant FRANK BAKKR. eficial io the mam of tbe English peo- farmers with their families numbering pie is the ruin of her farmers. In our ।about 8,000,000 persons have absolutely URAY’S SPECIFIC HEDIC1NE. Common Furniture mania for railroad building a few years no : security in their homes or business, Of every description since, many west’n roads could onlyhave but are at the mercy of those few land­ untalllng cut tar been constracted by loans of English ]lords. The rents exacted arc exorbit­ Our Undertaking Departmn't capital, but when completed, have so ant ; and when paid but the merest pit­ reduced transportation, that wheat tance i of the product of the soil remains t from the red river counties of Minne- for : tbe support of the fanner, as in ’46 Isa** can now be landed in Liverpool, and । ’47, during the famine, the people Prices that Cant Undersold. “•ply as formerly in New York, starved, i with food at hand twice suf­ “ ’liah farmer can no longer “eat 1ficient for their wants, but all was ex­ acruus patrons aftbe tut or by fair dealing and hi nor can he afford to eat torted i to pay rent but the potatoes, and lb«Ir number during tbe ch< esc, nor indeed any ’when that failed nothing remained. On - milk, and American some i estates a tenant dare not harbor call and wet viiictem. imrtlKable farafljr mMicliw and eAJ«cu*rd anlnat the tnorwy by eddmeitur in exportable arti- in i his house a stranger, a poor person whhb K uwns.ver, * mow e9rc«*ble and THE GRAY MKPICTXK CO., Xa. 10 M«ctuu>ic*ii Block, Detroit. Mk%. ■(cheap transport- or < even a poor relative not immediate­ dbcUve appetU^r. »ml » eordtaj pMulierlr adepte-1 > the want, ef tbe u<»d and Imine. W Sold In N'a«hi'.”.e by all dnnf8b>t«. Mid ever] experiments 1ly 1 belonging to tho familv and man-tagKellogg, Demaray & Co. Fnrnlc by kD Dru^l*t» a»! Deelera centrally, where l-y wlrolr^is 1 retail druggist*. *-23-ly. Post’s Galvanized EMI SAP SPOUTS C. C. WOLCOTT NEW STORE! J. LENTZ & SONS Remodeled.' Enlarged > Improved NEW GOODS! FURNlTURElWILSON & HOWE So GROCERIES AINSWORTH & BROOKS PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE . BOOTS AND SHOES, Fresh Goods and Lew Prices. Money sated h Dealini: with them. HOSTETTER Bitters Largest and Best Selected Stock FINEST SEWED BOOT FURNITURE COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. RAPIDS DIVISION. 8TATI0XS. MUdtanU^ 1I;K »U vSatsaMRa Charlotte — RTATTOXS. »u>n Rapid.,... Charlotte1.......... MMdUrtli.,' rm. SELLERS’ COUGH SYRUP! 50 Years before the PubMe. Pronounced by all to be the most pleatant and efficacious remedy now in use for the cure of caught, colds, hoartenett, croup, tickling sensation in the throat, whooping cough, etc. Over a million bottles told within the iatt few years. It gives relief where ever used, and tlie power to impart benefit that cannot be had from the cough mixtures now in use. Sold by all druggists at 25 cents per bottle. Seller*' Liver Pills are also high­ ly recommended for curing liver com­ plaint, constipation, sick headache, fe ver and ague, and all diseases of the stomach and liver. Sold by all drug gist at 2a cents per box. ft<>wis^the“time. FOR GOOD TEAS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR SIRLOIN STEAKS. Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR BARGAINS IN SUGARS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR HAM STEAK, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR NICE, JUICY ROASTS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR THE BEST PORK SAUSAGE, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR HANGING LAMPS. Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR FRESH COVE OYSTERS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR LAMPS OF ALL KINDS, ’ Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR BOLOGNAS THAT ARE 'BOSS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR BARGAINS IN CROCKERY, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR OHIO HICKORY NUTS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR FRESH AND SALT FISH, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR YOUR CHOICE FOR 5c, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR PRESENTS WITH TEA, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR the WORTH or YOUR MONEY, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR WHITE CLOVER HONEY, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR EVERYTHING CHEAP, Go to C. W. Smith’s. For he will lie glad to see yon. ajSgf'iaEjaggg Dr. 11111’3 English Extract of BUCHU non Best Kidney Investigators h Use. Kia a specific In tbe core at •UdinaMcf tke ITOR that Re- I W- J9HI»8TOIi a CO. Detroit, Mich-' �Tbe State Sl bakery baa been boagbt Newton ia ease of tbe many thus afflict- ORNO •IS •» c'S “J <■ &» >13 4ashriIIr ftrtrtmj. VILLAGE OFFICERS XT AHHVILLE LODGE.-IU F. A. A- M. Bar­ il ularcommunication on each Wc«ln.*da) eve t. H. YOUNG, 3 uwtnrww S * frrtety. IF. H YOUNG, H A. BARBER, WM PARMENTER, Drag store, Ver- Office over Holl’* • moutvine, Mich. MJ). J. I. BAKER, D. I’h,»lci*n. S-./gxm, Accoacbeur, and • GyMcolugtM. Oflkw at Mapi* Gror* Cantro Mich. Prompt attention given to call* by day or night. rim. ~ W. H GRISWOLD. M >F D. Homoeopathic Pliytlcian and Sorgvon. J.TA. otct D. C. Griffith'* 4.WI. Office iractortrp.L. unmur* atora. *tor«. Reaidence Ktaiaene* torcr Phiuip* aud Dark*® atreMa. Prompt atuaKoa given to call* day or night, al> Xsaa" a s A. .ItM. ZFLINT, A 7T0BNEY at Uw itftd Solicitor in Chancery Uif *:L2dt at9Zl*SMc. ccillrctlotMi promptly made. Co£L ( Griffith'* Store, Nashville, Mich. CHAS. H. BRADY. and Conveyancing a »pecial;r. Bounty and P«rL aion Claim* .promptly attended to. and all ethar bualneee entreated to my care. Office opposite Un"D Uooae, Naahville, Mleh. Dr. H D. SESSIONS, O'OMEOPATHJC Physician. .Located it A**yr11 ia Center. Day and night call* promptly CHARLES SCHEIDT, lacksmith. *iirn<i» promptly u>*ii « B ■be Mackemlth abd Hurw-Shoetng line, LEWIS DURKEE, I AWYEH Notary Public, Real EUaU. JL-i ante Agent. CoUectloni promptly held tbeir first ball on Monday night, and a fine time and lota of cash is re­ ported. Circuit Court ft in session and the city presents a lively appearance. Tbe murder case brings a great many Mid­ dleville people here. Ira Hatch's lottery is taking form in the shape of a premium, ball, which it is stated, is to come oft sometime in May. 11.000 tickets will be sold. Last Saturday evening was the occas­ ion of the thirty-third Anniversary of the wedded life of the Hon. 8. C. Prindie and wife, aud a few of their many friends remembered it by giving them a pleasant surprise party. The residence of J. H. Saunders nanbwly escaped conflagration a few days since, caused by the stove door coming open and letting a pan-full of coals on to the floor. Fortunately the fire was discovered in due time and ex­ tinguished, end a hole in the floor large enough for a man to fall through is the only result. The new Reform Club is now.in nice running order. The following are the officers for the ensuing term ; Presi­ dent, Joseph Slattery; Vice President, Isnel 3. Geer; Recording Secretary, J, Lee Reed; Financial Secretary, J. C. Woodruff; Treasurer, Wm. Wood. The next meeting will be held at Red Ribbon Hall, when Judge Smith will address the club. . Tito ladiee Hile ftoetoty W Barry- I rille, win give a eoeial at Mr. and Mr«, Gao. Nortona, Thonday anetoa. Fob. l«h. Refreabmeutawin beeened.all are reapaetfallr lorjtod to tome. uiffht, in the Booth part of the town, born to Mr. and Mrs. J. Frost a baby boy. , The annual mmiujr of the farmer. Geo. Brown has replevied the prop- Mutual Fire Insurance Company for gty attached by Smith t Adams, and Barry and Baton counties, will be held at Colon Ball in Uris city on Thursday mown has got a suit in Circuit Court the 17X11 ioat.. rommeuernir at 1 o'clock after all. p. m. Dated Hasting Feb. 3rd, 30. Clkmkxt Smith, Secy. There was a donation given by the M. P. church, for the benefit of Elder McPhail. There waa a mistake about the night, notwithstanding which they had a good time and $18.00 waa raised. The M. P. churoh have prayer meet­ ing on Sunday, Tuesday? Wednesday. Thursday and Saturday eveningsand a social on Friday evening, once in two weeks. Elder McPhail means busin H l have on hand a large quantity of Cutters of my own manufacture for the coming winter trade, which will be sold very low. Please call aud look them over._______ Eugene Cook. Attorney * Counsellor, Auodonf Auction! H^T IROH, MAILS fc SHELF HARDWARE American and Foreign Marble, MISL 'a llPflPFPV DRi GOODS, SILKS and DRESS GOODS ZDZR/ST GOODS, Boise Ac ■yyn- Tc3»ST Coffees, Sugars, ' j Cheese nd Everything Wish to inform all that by prompt at­ tention, accommodating ways, good goods aud low prices, hope to receive a fair share of your patronage. Highest Price paid fbr Produce COME AND BEE. Yourt Truly, ' Groceries and General Produce, Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, 5«W U Cobdotl i lint «is Cnarj SUn! , BOISE a FRANCIS. joie'TKOi'r Mfidicai&Siirgicalliislitnte Barber. DE1TTISTS jKan x. gwEzzzr,' SSiTJSr. ! T^ Attorney at Law, I shall commence the daughter Mon­ JJ HOUGHTALIK, day, Feb. 2nd, and sell everything _ ’ SHERIFF. even to my pants. You come ana bring your uncles, and your cousins, and your sisters, ami your aunts. • Wm. A. Wylsworth. ROBERTS A HOTCHKISS, The Adventists have hired Rev. Ber­ EF Corn taken in exchange for ry to preach at their church, once in blacksmithing also two thousand bush ­ Oruggiata A Chemists, two weeks, Sunday morning and even­ The firm of Boise Brothers have this els wanted on acct, at the Fouddry in ing, they also have Elder Smith once1 day mutually dissolved, and the busi­ Nashville.___________________ in two weeks, Saturday evening, Sun­ ness will be carried on as heretofore by tyWilson Howe have just receiv­ F. T. Boise successor to Boise Brothers. day morning and evening. And all parties having accounts against ed a new stock of Boots, Shoes and About four.years ago a certain young tbe firm of Boise Brothers will.please Rubbers, to be sold very low. man let a young lady take his watch, present tliem at my store, also partiers U5T Don't forget that if you want the pOWEES A BARLOW, on some certain promises, which she did indebted to the above mentioned, firm, liest pair of Bobs with rock-elm beams please call and settle with me. * not fulfill; and the boys began to laugh and the best finished Cutter in the Nashville Mich., Jan. 2'th, ’80. county, or good Horse Shoeing, Wag­ at him, when she sold the watch to this F. T. BOISE. ons, Bobs, Buggies or Cutters repaired young huhr’s brother for W cents, and Of late firm, Boise Brothers. painted or irimnuxl in the best style. Iron, Nails, Stoves and Tinware. he did not pay for it, but gave itXo his Call at tne Foundry and get it. Livery' Removed. J she sold it to a youug man msterxaiut «■ County agent* for :ta Wlard Plow. IM Bailey t Wood, Having purchased the large and com­ for F19. The young man that lent the modious livery barn, opposite theWolFor Sale o# will Trade A. GOODYEAR, watch went to see it and put it in his cott House, and known as the Daugh­ erty barn. I have removed thereto, for a small farm, 160 acres of good impocket and now be is a watch ahead. and am now better prepared than ever 6roved laud, four miles from ElDrado, Mr. aud Mrs. Deau celebrated their to furnish double or Hingl? turn onto utler Co., Kansas. Fpr particulars silk and flue linen wedding on Feb. upon abort notice and at reasonable address. Drawer 815, Kalamazoo, Mich 4th. and a good time was had, and noth­ rates. A specialty made of carrying John*ton'» S*raap«riHi, cur«a Ll»er Cnm;*IjJnt. commerciartravelers across the coun ­ ing to mar theoccasion but tlie absence Johnlton'. Eterupcrilla. curva Indigention. try. Remember the latch string is alof her sister, who is sick and was not out, so give us a call. Sohnaton’a fAzuparilla ii tm-d by everybody. Jobnatou'. ^nraapaHIla cure* Stck Headache. able to attend the sumptuous repast, y LEE MEED 21—34 . v J. Osmun, John*ton'a Saraaparilla euro* I>r»[»rpala. and with all the rest a nice large roast­ For Male. Manufacturer of WESTS ALAMO ITEMS. ed turkey that weighed twenty pounds, !I Desiring to go west, I will sell my Call and Pay Cp. was served, and amongst the many farm, favorably located ou section 18, Every one who has an account, is re­ ZOMBEK WAGONS, The snow’s come and gone. in Castleton, also my personal effects, ' quested to call and settle their account David Crowell is moving ou his late­ presents were one fine damask linen consisting of 1 yoke 4 year old steers, And Carriages of all Descriptions. by note or otherwise within 3G days. table cloth, by Mrs. Fannie Green, one ly purchased farm. 1 cow, 1 2-yearold Hefier, 5 Hogs, 2,000 July Ilth, 1STD. Farm Wagons a Specialty/ doz. flue linen napkins, by Mr. and Mrs. feet fencing Lumber, Drages, Cradles, i Charley Wilson is negotiating for one Eugene Cook. Abby, pne tine linen towel and one Scythes, and other farming utensils. of Wm. Spires' farms. Y black. Said farm is a square forty, 30 acres 1 yard fine linen, by Mr. and Mrs.Carter, ' There is a good supply of school ■a hourly improved; 15 acresof which is in wheat. 1 Dealer in inarms, and die market is overstock one Irish linen table cloth, by Mr. and small orchard and a splendid spring. Mrs. D. A. Sackett, one linen handker Id a good neighborhood, 9 miles and n ; . The school in the Matteson district, chief, by Mrs. Holton, one German lin­ quarter from a new school house. In- | cuUa' b».*<vid«»uDjr m»i<* pr«p*rauon thaicxird quire of I>ewis Durkee, Nashville, for I M*oBljrchiid«ifCoiMHimpt!on. HUchiM presided over by John J. Potter, is pro­ en table cloth, by Mrs. P. Abby, one- price, etc. Monuments, Tombstones, Monties, Lester Mead. I h nov ln ltl1* country. *nd enjoying tbe beat of silk neck tie, very nice, by Mr. and Mrs. gressing finely. ——--------- —----- —— ----health, lie baa prorwl to tbe world that < ’<>nTTaHting**, Micb. r arm For Mule. sumption can be poetUv« iy and permanently PEOPLE’S DRUG STOrai Fanners arc getting up their fire P. Hartoin, one large, nice linen;towcl, The subscriber offers for sale his Farm ‘ cured. Tbe Dr. now give* tbl* receipt free, only i wood, and getting ready for sugaring, by J. W. Abby, and other small pres­ TTawtiruz*. many j acres, situated on section 17, in ] aaklngthal each remit two three eent (lamp* to pay ents that were accepted with r—" i which will soon be booming along. ---- . ] Castleton, Raid farm IS in a good state ! expenee*. Th It herb alao cure* night •went*, naoBruno Tlie writer ia informed that the two thanks. ' of cultivation with good buildings. ! »ea at tbe .lomacb, and will break up a freah eold .1-11 r n , ,, good orchard, good well of water at the I In twenty-four hour*, iddre— CRADDOCK A co DKI GGIST A BOOKSELLER youngest children of Mr. Ed. Reese are WOODLAND ITEMS. door. About 65 acres cleared and the um iuee st.. 1'hiiadeiphia, naming tbl* paper, iy sick, and that the symptoms are hoop- I -------Phyeklan* ppv.criptwn. and Family Recipe. care­ balance well timbered. The farm is on -------- ---------------------------- —-------- iug cough. I Mrs. N. Curtis is very sick and in fully compoun<J.i i with Drug* and Chemical* of * “ffl. I the state roa<l. 6 miles from Hastings | 'TT'IVTr I Oscar Wilson returned last week, care of Dr. Carpenter. and fl from Nashville, it also has a new 1 The temperance umeeting at the school house on one_corner of the farm. hom a visit to Montcalm Co., his brothW» 8. GOODYEAR, ' tt-x er Frank returned with him, and will Kilpatrick church passed off nicely on For purtculnra enquire at premises. Castleton, Mich., Feb. 4th 1880. D«al«r tn soon tokeposession of the Knickerbock­ Monday night. I 20-tf Joshua Martin, j \_JT fli V_Z V_7 FJ lt> I -J. W. Holmes has commenced work er and Wilson farms. * Our Mill Dam On Saturday last, Pete Davis went upon his house and thinks he will oc­ will be rcDaired and mill ready to run STOREI through town, with fnrmingund house­ cupy it next winter. about Monday Feb 2nd. V , Our Institute come* off on 18th, and 10-30 hold goods, ou his way to Marshall, Walker & Norton. --------14th, and a good time is antiepated. where he has rented tlie farm of Mrs. Farm for Sale. New Fresh Coods and Low JULIUS RUSSELL, Particulars uext week. Hubbard, a widow lady. The subscriber offers for sale, his i Prieaa Ira Stowell has been drawn os a juror ' Ad. Ogden, of Eaton Rapids was of 160 acres, in tbe township of through town last week, with his ped­ in the U. 8. Court, which holds its scs- farm Woodland, said farm is in. a high state dling rig. Ad. used to be a resident of siorui at Grand Rapids. of cultivation, with good buildings and Stowell Bros, have invested in a new good fences. Terms easy. Apply to Francis I,rr« G-xxi. *nd Trimming*, Hate and Cap*. Ladle. this town and finds many customers, Utol If’ AhAtoto Otoltaf T^-u. saw Rummer which can be seen in the subscriber on the premises ot for his wares, among his old friends. .. , . Levi Holmes, Wc are informed that a son of Nath­ operation at S. Haight's shop. Having bought for CASH a large, neat Woodland, January 19th, 1880. Smith, Haight A Co., have caught an Barnes, of Maple Grove, one night stock of F. HICKS, CFThe best five and ten cent Cigars I last week, left his pants so close to a | on« more fox, bnt the Naslivill hunters m a stove-pipe that they caught fire and | think it would be better to hunt in in Nashnlle is at the Cigar Factory. I *n homed, not only the pants, but other j their own town. wanted The wooden wedding of J.—F.-Orwick garments, but without doing other dam' .................... . All the live poultry you have to sell for which I will pay the highest market and wife passed off nicely. There price. Rush it in while you can. The West Kalamo nursery has suffer­ were about 150 friends present. Pre­ ______ _________ C. W. Smith! ed greatly this winter, from the ravag­ sents, consisting of a set of chairs, sec­ J£ PARADY, Look Here! Look Here! es of rabbits. Tne proprietor. Will retary, soffo, centre table, and bureau MANUFACTURER of Root, and Sboea. Making CLOSING OUT! CLOSING OUT! 1Y1 and repairing orally doo*, alao *trtd atteo- Rian, has fought a shot-gun. and now, a wooden goose egg were brought in. I am closing ont the stock of A. M. by tlie “sweet silverlightof the moon/ Jesse Jordon performed the ceremon­ Daugherty. Can sell goods cheaper when there is any, the “varment” will ies, and short speeches from different than any house in Nashville. Persons r rasey ones followed. 8am. . hear soincthingidrop. wishing goods call and see me before The young people of West Kalamo One of the most dastardly outrages you buy, as I am confident I can save are amusing themselves, this winter by that we have ever been called upon to you money, ■________ J. Daugh ert y . holding evening parties, and on Friday note, occurred in this city last week. The facts seem to be that a boy undbr ry For your cigars at'wholesale or evening last, they made a call on your age was found partially intoxicated by retail go to the Cigar Factory. ■yyOLCOTT HOUSE, correspondent, giving him a general our D. D. G. who, with his usual avidity fiFTlie best flity cent Chewing To­ shaking up, and ali>o having a very en­ to serve tbe saloon interest, took him NhhH ville, NlioliigraiL. joyable time. Come again friends, both before the City Recorder who sentenced bacco is at the Cigar Factory. him to ten days imprisonment, not C. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. yonng and old, and we will try and giving him a chance to pay the ordin­ EF The “boss’1 stock of Gloves and ary fine, simply because he waa a Rod Mittens just received at nd*.1* l* * **** centrally located, wall kept. make your visit pleasant. Wilson At Howe’s. One of the tilings, which “no feller Ribbon boy, and be must be disgraced to serve the purpose of the venders of can find out” is why some people hang liquid damnation, after they had en­ ty Buy your Dry Goods, Boots and around town all the week, and when ticed him to violate his pledge, and de­ Shoes, Hats and Caps. Groceries and J- PI1M HIK. Sunday comes, hitch up their team and prived him of a good situation. At I Provisions, Crockery, Notions, etc,, of Reese, who always sells at tbe draw wood, hay, com stalks, or work this stage of the proceedings the City 1 E. Attorney stepped in aud proposed to lowest prices.____________ Bohh at some other business, not only annoy­ this unfortunate victim of the whisky ing law-abiding people, but doing that Hells, that if he would tell where he Go to the Old Reliable Market for which brings discredit to themselves obtained his liquor, sentence should be Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats of all and the community in which they live, suspended. He did so manfully, and kinds. Henry Roe, produced evidence that one Andrew working and hunting on Sunday is too Bell sold tbe liquor on Sunday. For _ ______________ Proprietor. prevalent among a certain class of peo­ this Bell was promptly arrested, tried I3F All the fall and winter styles in Notary Public, ple, and could the bad custom be and convicted and sentenced to Jail Millinery goods lust received, by Mrs. brought to an end there would be much for ten days, and to pay a fine of $26.00 Yates in Union House black. The lat­ and costs amounting in all to about est and finest line of Fancy Feathers, UEBHAU8ER, rejoicing among “wee’uns.” $36.00. Then under preteucUfthat he Plumes, Ruching, Laces Neck Ties, desired to appeal his cause, he was al­ Jets etc. ■ MERCHANT TATTZTP . d BALTIMORE ITEMS. lowed to depart with his council, and GF Best Blossburg Coal for sale at left for parts unknown. No punish­ After an absence of a few weeks Ire ment for the vender of worn than E. Cook's, Nashville, for only $9 per READY MADE CLOTHING, turn to find the News very much im­ hell fire. On the testimony of the ton. _______ ____ proved in appearance, enlarged and same lae, one Rrodesser, was also ar­ □F" Bailey &■ Wood have a harness rested and. held for trial on charge of chuck full of news and other reading selling liquor toa minor, and if ever shop iu full blast, you will do well to rpHAT HUMBAND OF MINE t matter, all on tlie account of the head. brought to tri.il before an impartial call on them before purchasing any­ thing iu the harness line. Repairing Gcte hl* SHAVQKG and HAIR CUTTING You are publishing the best paper in jury will surely lie convicted, This done in the Ixist style. Barry Co. It is all the name implies, made it rather hot for these whisky * Xotlif. devils, and it became necessary to The News. Success to you. All persons indebted to tbe imtafr of stop the tiling, so in violation of what A. L. RASKY'S, C. W. Crother is borne again. He has tlie public believe was ad honestjpledge A. M. Daugherty, are nquested to rail been to Ann Arbor and had a difficult of protection, on Wednesday night this and settle immediately. and painful surgical operation per­ mere lad was gobbled up by our D. D. formed; came back to Hastings and was G., and committed to jail to serve out y^TLLIAM JONES, ISF* For the Best 50-cent Chewing under the treatment of Dr. Lampman the remainder of the ten days senten­ Wilson fc Howe’s. till be was able to get home. He is do­ ce. If the records of judicial history Tobacco go to furnish aa dastardly an outrage on jus­ ing nieely. tice and right, as tljis was, we have E. B. Warner has just returned from failed to find it recorded, and wo do On good approved paper, at a reas­ N. Y. State, where be has been on a two not believe it exists.—Ihurttngs Banonable rate of interest. weeks visit among friends and rela­ C has. H. Brady. VHAS. xl.DRADY, tive*. Business is very qaid with Hon. J. J. Woodman of Paw Paw, OT Wilsok A Howe m-JI mon- Ffuu the exception of the wood business, will address the farmers and citizens and that »s booming to licat all. of Vermontville and vicinity at Loomis and better Hour than any house in NashK.D. Did. Opera Hall, on Thursday Feb. 19 ’80. VilleEMORY PARADY. i*MT SMITH, g A. BUSH. “THE BOSS" BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, NASHVILLE, Nil CH. • liepairing done with Nea neat and DWpateb. J-JEiVRY ROE, Proprietor ----- OLD RELIABLE----- MEAT MARKET, Fresh and Salt Meats, Smiled Ham aid Shoclden, IN THEIR SEASON, Lard, by the lb. or barrel, <fx., dx., <fc. AMO A. B. SPUlJsr, I. D„ Prop. Office 204 Woodward Avenue VW* Tbe Htobeet Murkrt Price paid far Hldra, Pella, fcc. Fresh Goods. Full Weigiita anti Satisfaction Guaranteed. HENRI ROE. GDIS il LOW MICESI < I-voted all his time saswx'fi* A tb- BtUl'j ▼it: Ail C. Buxton GUNSMITH Surgical Ey«*,Clo t'Tw>k caadid * ~ as*nr*‘k will be nt aberwn* latte. Feb. M«nl< LoUlar Shot •»* Bia.. *21. DMkie S*M, Xante, fran «3 to *12. Wlaek<«ter BMte, MS te Brm*-LoMlM Marte »*•<to »1«. �I preaested by Mr.* trial. iWctoaaKtefct SENATE EXODLH IKTUTI6AT10X. 1 tune, frolicking with through -SSSoXfiSS0' law- tn Northeast Us-fria. »nd tl NjR.OMVXlTtlC BA.TURDAY, LtL JSi. ouni'et tor life fur FEB-14.1880. 2VT-uT' Of tbo UNM Otatre. NEECLY HEWS REVIEW Dion BouoiCAULT propoaes that all ! hundred Boldter* were shall give enter tel _ reached Si man stepped alongside his hand, shook II beari- A Dublin letter to a hew York paper la on BL Patrick s day , ^y<j< * terrlble pletQro of dentation (n some X “ .rto'ISuISt — - w-d. n.rrrt-u. ch *ber week: hi an alarming extent in some place*, and <100 ----- By the upsetting of 11* Tne man in front of him schooner at Cheoet'a - harrowing descnptioM are giv-o uf distras-*. ; starvation. Hunger hM overtateu more than Canada Paper Company's mill, at Windsor, third already. Tuoae who have anyth ug to cat Quebec, two men were killed outright, and ten | *« ,U’«* se d potaios*. Every d.y some M I family U eating it* la«t meal of them A numothers more or les* seriously injured. f famtlie* equal in their cabins, around Ute sod walking quickly sway. As tbe bonds ~Bui nod: Tbe City Hall, at Albany, h. Y., loe 1'{ | mon*! of live turf, all day, in order uut to 175,'W; Talbot’a block, .Pennsylvania -—-• --—i awaken pangs of hunger by active ex. reisa money, though bo will probably engage a guirtl Market streets, Indianapolis, '°*a- <30,W0; • p1Kir pea,snt mothers stumbl tbe next time he walks the streets of New York Preick Freick'as bottiimr bottling establishment. establishment, Lvsnavtlle. Evansville, with <125,000 on his person....Mon. Ind., has, IIKUtAl; Btato Normal ochool. at Hau lore Indian meal for their whining cn |dr< n Cal., loss, <250,UDO; Lehman, Dorr A accompained tbe Ca's cotton factory , at Prattville, Ala., loss, 1100,000. Ilka boasts of harden, starvation is growing Another advanne in the price ot nails far and wide. The weather la cold, and the The contributions for Ireland s re- I I people are half naked. There are no. bods eren f0|>tbe gjcj. They ho in dirty clothes, lief in New York are increasing every day. with an' old tattered rug around them. Nit^ The wealthy men of tliat city, being convinced tenlhf of the ><ro holo coast population of Gonnauar* fit, *from ---- ---------Galway—toU,J bligo, —-------arc on tbe brink of si Fbom the report submitted to Con- 1 DISPATCH from London says there The body of Miss Dolly Hartman wait grew by the Bccretary of War, it appears that ! ;a'n^.'longer tho slightest doubt that a league cremated la the Le Moyne furnace at Waahing- tbe organized strength of tbe militia force of I 11M ,bAen formed iu .Central Afia under tho the different States consists of 145 general of- [ atplc ^ uc^eof Russia against English domination, have been expeditious and successful Visi­ ficers, 1,005 regimental, field and staff officers, ___T5at its most uifinoutist member is the tors were not denied admission to the cremato­ fi.lflti obmpanv officers, and 117,227 non-com-^ Ameer Ameer of Bokhara, whose daughter is tbe miMiaDed o.llcera, mueieixns and privates ry, but few were present Tbe father of Miwt alfeof the A'ghau pretender... .Hentenes of Th<unorgan&ed force or number . ’ of men Hartman stated that he should not be guilty of the folly of preserving tlie ashes in available for military duty is put down atfLKiuiu oi of Secretary, ucuuig Schurz IU in an urn, but should strew them over the front 51(1,756.. .;Tlio,actiiw The revolutionary agitation ia rapidly yard for-the purqtosa of increasing the yield of removing Mr. Hayt from tho office of Oointnw- ' flowers, this, in hia opinion, being the disposition sinner of Indian Affair* baa been approved t y Increasing throughout liueaia. It is reported tbo Board of Indian Commission ere. that would bo most agreeable to ala daughter that tho constant threats of personal violence Tbe ooks manufacturers of Pittsburgh have de­ Advices having been received from are UDse.tlkg the mind of tho Czar. cided to replace the striking workmen with 5U0 Belgians, who agree to work for lees than tbe the Government officials that preparation" fcr O'Donnell, Home-rule member from present wages, and who wiU bring their families invading the Indian Territory are assuming Dungarvan, made a bitter spoooh lathe British with them and pay all their expenses.... formidable proportions, thia question was the Honso of Commons in advocacy of bin amend Royal B. Conant, cashier of the Eliot Na- subject of a somewhat protracted discussion at 'Aiotial Bank, of Boaton, has been found a Cabinet meeting last week, and It is under­ ment to tho address, calling attention to tho guilty of embezzling about fTUOOO. stood a proclamation similar to that of last systematic neglect of Irish affairs. He stigmaNear Londondcriy, N. H-, a youth named ■pring on the same subject will soon be issued tired tbe abuses practiced by tho Government Frank Dilliughaut, during tbo temporary ab­ by tbo Preaident... .TlieCabinet has confirmed as worse than treason, and went whan describ­ sence from home of bin uncle, ravished and uie finding of tho Military Covrt of Inquiryln ing Parnells devotion to his country ...Gen. murdered his aunt, a comely woman a few tlie last cute against Reno, wherein the eon Grant and party sailed from Havana for Vora Cruz on Friday, Feb. 13. years his sotiior. The young fiend made an knoe was dinmlsaal from too army. unsucceaaful attempt at suicide. President Hayeh has, with tho ap­ Two men named Sackett and Fejney, THE NATIONAL CO.NGRESS. proval of tbo Cabinet, directed that Maj. Reno, near Bradford, Pa, upset a sleigh tn which recently court-martialed and sentenced to ettsMr Anthon.'. .-roinfiA. —. i i~ they were transporting 100 pounds of pitro- miBaa!, b<- permitted to resign bis commie-ion Mr. Anthony a resolution was adop ed in the ’ glycerine put up in ten-quart can.-. Tbe ma­ in tho army.... It is said that tbe Ways aud I terial exploded with awrul effect, Hackett be­ Means Commit co will csrtainly report favora­ ing torn to abreds, while Feeney waa fatally in­ bly on Mr. Fort’s bill providing for s reduction jured. of the price of print paper... .All hopes of tbe The church collections in New York Reagan Inter State Commerce bill becoming a law at this session have been dissipated bv the city on Sunday, the Hth inst., for the relief of action of the House Commerce Committee, | tbo starving people of Ireland were very large, which has decided adversely to the measure by | probably three times greater than any previous 'as laid aaloe. A Dumber of other oolloctiou for any purpose... .The .New York POLlX iCAIm bi Ila were objected lo police propose to contribute to tbe Irish famine _ — i . txt i ■ 'the bill to amend tbe । relief fund oue day’s pay, fiom the higbes. to GEN. GRANTS inends at >V asliingUai I rrqnirea Ih-ennmerat tbe lowest man in the aepartmenk * . are are bo so ouu ooufidout of bls nomination at Chicago i ** 0 . , , l.D«l. instead of fou T he Chatham mt•11b— , an--------extensive , iovy tboy ---------------------------— ■ xu»i are utscurmng the advisability of original act. Mr. Allli brick structure, on Howard and Berka streets Bounding Mr. Blaine on tbe subject of accept- I rpll"f o} re.nain emp’o Philadelphia, burned last week, involving a loss InR tbe WSXJad pllM^ on lbe tlcket FByB B " of ll.-t.IXX), nearly covered by insurance. ( Washington correspondentIndiana no lis dianaj~ll». Afi BvRGLAIIS blow open the vault in the i telegram: “Tho frio.da of Gov Hen- uomlnailon of .. . . . . ,,. , r-. .i ' drielcs profcM to bo much grabbed fi*ti FrandaA-o DrttoDAl.bAm HuUlmg at Wwtport, Ct.. tb» (h,‘ jq | fit M«aa, other night but tbo ooucussion was so great m I New Y. rk arid elsewhere with regard to the ’” ‘ ' to arouse the villagers, and tbe cracksmen se- ! Democratic Presidential nomination, end eon­ ----X . n i. uin | n m„ M . 1 __ .v-._ , ___ ................... .. _ cured only <3,500 in money. THK WEST. ' sume an aggressive character "... .The Ten­ * San Fhasclco di.p.ui report. 1^, , nrrm : 173.6^ : The Wisconsin Republican Conven| tion, to choose delegatee to Chicago, hits been I[ called ~ for __ May .. .The New York Ttoirif ou.UAI.~k <or Uraad rtm, .< wind, pua, the White river Indiana are said tn be encamped. Grant is not nor has bo ever been a cindidatv. for tho purpose of making another attempt to tlU’ lb*t should tbo convention nominate h tn secure tho surrender of the twelve guilty sav- ' »n the same manner any oilier candidate would ages Jack would make no promises, and re- * b° nominated he would deem it hia duty to acfused to sot s time for his return. Gjen. Adams i ..MU Mm .< U» .gmej trom »hjeh l.e I A Statx Convention ot tbe Oerminstarted The Iowm House of Representatives ! at Hyracnse... .Of ibe thirty six Repubhcaus in has, by a considerable majority, voted tlie New Jersey House of Assembly twenty nr»for a oonatitutional amendment, mak­ ! fcr Mr Blaine aa their Preaid 'utial cxnJidato, ing women eligible to the legislature.... | t u prefer Secretary Sherman, f.iur prefer Gen. Three masked men broke into the National Grant and two pre or Washbnruc Bank of Knoxville, III., a few nights since sod Ii Thomas T Minor and Tbomtz reizvu Mr. seized mr. Runkle, nuuxic, the un President, i ii 'iucui, wno who live»i nvcsi ।i ■ tbo building, bound him hand ™ and foot, band- Bronte have been elected delegates to the Caged oy>»; and —■**hia -------■* Jdemanded '*“J “tho ■*combination ---- *---- Chicago Convention from Washington Terri­ ot the safe. Mr. Runkle said* be didn't tory. Mr. Brents is a Delegate in Congnvs “'Ud from Washington Territory, « and ■" no .no atui m. his r~i.kn~k.a i.mall. Kung turn by It.Un, .... .trough .lock wd the neck, but not fatally, and finally gave up thin. -■ the undertaking and contented themselves witn | Washington dispatches state that the they found in Mr. Runkle's clothes.... | nub-committee of the House Committee on A dispatch of Fob. tl from Lea Vegas, New i Elections, to which was referred the cantested Mexico, savtr “Tho cowboys, Jim West John Dorsey, and Tom Henry, who were implicated case o.” Ignatius Donnelly sgainst W. D. Wash­ in the shooting of '"arson, at a dance, two burn, from Mioneeota, will report to tlie full weeks ago, were dragged from their cells this committee in favor of nnscating Washburn morning about 3 o'clock. t.y a mob of about and giving tho seat lo Donnelly. The eeating ■oventv-flve heavily armed men, who of Donnelly would give the Dumocrata a ma­ battered down the outer door and forced jority of the Congressional delegation from the jailer to give up tbo keys. Ropes were Minnesota. thrown around their necks, with hangman's knots, the men carried to the wind-mill pump tn The Chicago Times has been can­ the center of tbe plaza, and hanged to the vassing, through the medium of its correspond­ bfams of the wind-mill No time was given for mercy prerere. West, while being hauled up, ents, the Republicans of Illinois aa to their criqd out, “ My GoJ I my mother!’ Henry re­ Presidential preferences. Republican voters plied: “Hhnt up, Jim: die like a man." No to tbo numbor of several thouaai.da were ’distance waa offered tbe mob, which quietly Bounded in over halt tbo counties of the State. The roetilt shows Blaiov far in the van, wan digpereixl. a good second, and Washburne pulling By the reckless use of a pistol a Grant up third. Tho Sherman boom, if thia canvaes young man named John Barker killed John Ma reliable, has not struck Illinois. Lear and Berry Hardy near Cooperstown, FOREIGN. III. It appears that Barker was drunk, and The English Partiament convened on drew bis revolver and “—* ‘-• the 5th inat Tbe Quejn's speech, which was random, each shot killin< ing is said to have been accidental. In oach quite brief, was read by the Lord High Chan­ instance the ball penetrated the brain and cellor. South Africa, Afghanistan, and Ire­ caused instant death. No quarrel cr ill feel ng I ia reported, nor anything to justify tbe killing. land formed tbo chief topics. Referring to the All tbe parties are farmers, and belonged to distrees iu the Green lain, tne Queen says: “ rhe I serious deficiency in the usual crops tn some respectable families A Southern Refugee*’ Relief Assc elation, having for its object the collection and forwarding of funds fur the relief of the col- precautious on the part of my Government to guard against the calamiI ice with which those districts were threatened. With tliU view tbev have called upon the authorities charged with the duty of administering relief to make am­ ple preparations for the distribution of food Chicago. and fuel, sh .uld such a step become Ax advance of 10 per cent upon tbe Gen. Roberts, the commander of the British forces ia Afghanistan, reports that eighty-two of the natives who participated in aociation of t'.c United States, at their session cuted, and fifteen others are under sentence of death....A dispatch from Galway. Ireland, large body of tenantry tn the town Brook rille. Ind., of <.'1.000. C,.vper was found at 6 o'clock in tbe morning by the proprietor of Atbenry, beaded by Father McWhilltm, beat and in of a small detachment of an unconecijus condition among the populace. The betrothal of the Austrian Crown John QvADK,.an illicit distiller of Prince Rudolph and Prioceea Mathilde, daugh­ Rutherford county, Tenn., waa sitting by s ter of Prince Geoipi of Saxony, is announced. ....A dispatch fr>m Caodahar, received in rowed hit knife. The man at coov op*'n-.'d it London, says: and iprang upon Q tade,---- , getting him up­ here of a eeeood sod more bloody struggle b- sen tbe rival parties at Herat Tbe lotwi on the xrouwd, cui hi" ih'oat, after which be iro« pe attacked the Oabnleae stationed there threw tbe knife to the ground and escape A stocking calamity occurred uear Uolu coming to wrtii labor. He was not ■OM to hold Both girls were fatally injured. _____________________________ street about 10 o’clock In ths morning, carry- Tbe DeatrucUwn ef Pompeii. The lower half of the deposit condry ssbee and small scoria-. Xbexi comes Uu feet of volcanic mud. Aboliuoni-t until etevery waa abolfahed caused by the heavy vapor of Republican until l«7i 'Withreferecce to Jodi- J steam in the atmosphere^which con­ ans Jtepublioxr.. fayonng this exodusmow- [ verted the sbewera of aahea as they knent. he believed nine out of ten Republican : nl**£ic mana .hia voters -ere opposed to it, butibat haff Adoz- f into a piasuc maos. Above this on leaders uom he knew in Indiana, while mud are the soon® hud ashes of later they did not openly favor rt. failed io condemn : eruptions, and the soil which has ao­ . Indt*ri>' wbop ibsy cmnulau-d upon the surface. appropriation Nothing? or *eiy little, was burned in them there. Pompeii. The heat was not sufficient Loouard G. A. Hsckuey, Prorecnting Attor­ to change the color* of tbo frescoes cn ney for tbo district in which Shelbyville, lod., the walla, and tbe woodwork was car­ whore be lives, is locaied, testified that twenty- bonised by its long intombment in six colored ctnlgrxute arrived at Shelbyville such soil. Discoveries defend the Doe. 12 las’. Tbo Mayor called a meeting of city against the charge so commonly t Public Moneys at New Orleans; Chartea G. tho Ccrnncil, and provision was made fcr the made that it was an immoral and Belknap to Lc Indian Ajreut ilMtitnte. meeting of ctriZ: vicious city. It waa a city of art and which it ------was i bold, ------.. reeolv*d culture, and waa inhabited by men of that the law of 1832, inflicting wealth tuid rare tmte. If onr modern ted the report of tbe Committee on Baskins sod ally of <500 upon any one who nbotu cities were to bo blotted ont oh Pom pauper into tho State, ahonid no enforced tbo proper ofllcora. Wltncws learned from peii was blotted out, the future discov­ | B wu uP?n 9* ’•!“? of tenrficu cotna. which were to bo 12,000 or 15,(100 negroes sent into erer would find beneath their ruins Indiana before the 1st of February. There evidences of vice and licentiousness to moral Mil. but tbe bill went otw without action. •u no doubt that all tho Democrats dislike to which Pompeii can give but little com­ see emigrants come, and probably Ibe respect­ parison. able Republicans do also. Tbe laboring class ■ (utrvukmu introduced ■a bill oiu proTiouis providing lor for sa conimissioa commission tor for generally diecountonancu the movement the examination ot tbs nteunc and proposed for preventing collisions on water, and tor The demand for labor in Shelbv cotin ■ A Eurojieun War Thought to be Im­ ty is fully supplied. There {» wen minent. complaint of the scarcity of work. Samnel A. Waurdtoton, Feb. v. Perry (colored), a citizen of North Carolina, was the next witnees. He said the discontent There is a feeling of general anxiety among among tho colored people of North Carolina the different legations here over the PAPER DUTIES. wm duo to tho bad crops and the otringeccy of tbo Landlord and Tenant, Road, and other threatening aspect of affaire la Eu­ laws, and tbo insolent and dominoo ing atti­ rope. The dispatches printed th'a morning aud Knowlclfr. tude of tho whites, al) of whom said this from London are regarded as exceedingly sig­ was a white man's Government, and tlie nificant, since they would not have been made Wabhixoton, Feb 10. blacks had nothing to do With it, aud The b'.ll of Representative Fort, the pur­ auotber raid a negro was no more public except to excite feeling against Bomia pose of which ia to place certain chemicals a human being than a horse war * a and tn support of England. Tho belief among which enter into the manufacture of paper, mole. Ho started for tho West to look up a the legations is that Russia is looking to Klass and woolen fabrics on tho free location for a colony of colored people ano a rordial understanding with France, and that, wanted to leave North' Carolina, but on bis way list, and to reduce tbe duty ou printing-pa­ he met oome colored people m (.reencaaUr, as to the latter, the queettcu of war with per, lias not yet been formally considered by l'<d., who said tbe colonists could do well there. Germany is one now receiving very serious attention at tbe bands of those directing tho Ways and Meacs Committee, and,.owing to For his own part, however, bo would rather the affairs of tho republic. They have in Hazlrw than in Indiana. According to previous engagements of tho committee, prob­ live him, the blacks are looked ou ar servants by completed the fortifltatious of Parle, and they ably wilt not tie considered for some time U» Jem Southern whiter, and are practically denied are regarded a» impregnable. Their army ia ample in nnmbcre, their war-material come CoL For;, in speaking of the catite* all ropruoentxtion. abundant, and their finances In excelwhich induced the bill, and of its prospects, condition. Tlie chief question about F. J. Lofton (colored), uf Kcnater, N U., lout said in substance that bls attention was first which they are hesitating is their abili­ I called lo tbe matter from the fact that tlie iu testified io the good treatment of tho colored ty to hurry on a war, atxl st the same time preserve the republic. As people by the whites in North (Xroiina, and p crease lu tbe price of paper wsb likely to re ' suit in greatly increasing the price of -cbool- stated that white Republicans generally in th indicative of tho near approach of trouble in all the legations have information of ' k00*" “*d, ln. » bunlou upon inu-lii- county (laeuoirl are opposed lo tho exodus of Europe, largo sums being son! here for investment by । gon co; aud, believing that there shouldthe be biacas as J. H ituascll, an undertaker from men of prominence in tbe affaire of tho Conk fow placed lu the road u> knowledge I M possible, ho commeuc-d considering Uie Indian spoils, teetif.ed tliat within a period of two nent ana by leaders iu commercial affairs. In­ mor.tbs there had been interred at the public *x| case. While doing so, be saw atatemente in pcn>o from twenty-tivetothirty men, women and quiries have alao txxui received as to the prob­ I the newspapers that the paper- children from among tbe colored emigrants able capacity of our arms manufacture, and as I manufacturer* were tombming to in- who had arrived at Indianapolia from North to the surplus of our provisions. [ creiae t o price, but he h«n not had Carolina. They were all buried as paupers at | any conference with newspaper publishers an average expense to tbo county of >5.15. The Pittsburgh Riots. From reports brought to him Ly men hi his The authorities of Allegheny county. bile many employ, and from his own observation, ho could say there was great destitution Pa.. finding they could not make the - — among the emigrants in indiat-spolia State pay the losses to railroad com­ found that I n!)L a great | Janies E Baker, of Indianapolis, a Democrat d for other purpotea and clerk iu tlie bta'e Auditor's office, testified panies and business men growing out io the manti ‘-’ure of that ho bad an interview with a colored cmi- of the Pittsburgh riots of 1877, have grant from North Carolina, named Heath, in been negotiating with the claimants, which he deceived Heath by reproecntnig him­ and thus far the claims have been ad­ self an a Republican, and that he induced He accordingly introduced a 'b-atfa lo make a sworn statement, which «»i justed thus; ill, of which the following ir the text, provut- prod need aud Identified by witness. Heath in ing for tho reduction of tue lantf on unsized this statement says, among other things, “ Wo 53,«kl.UU printing -paper from 20 sti.-jtu.oe have been instructed to got away from North 148 W>.W believed Un. tbeir condition Albro, a.wealthy cat- on Pino street. It ia not known bow many occupants there wore, but ten bodies of Chinamen have been recovered from tho ruins." Capt. Jack, of the Utee, left Lob Pi- labor in Indiana to far short of the supply ruins neer first struck upon The citv was buried at to atte-bodW men. . who would be Kted to of ^om twent' .thre<, to twenty: wra a Hvieg if they coutd only gwt wort < gix feet jn mud. MB . The large chair factory of Smith & wot Omen! Fort docs not in­ The Honso only was in aceaion on the Oth clude in the bill ibe more c jelly classes of pa­ per—fancy paper of any kind, or what are By ' anown aa papers of luxury—but .imply covers the regular printing-paper of which ’’ho cbilappropnauas fiSB.lMJ for dren’e school-boika aud tbe poor man’s newn1 papers are made. A number of articles, A'tahbnro j each as alum, sal-soda, chlondo of lime, and other*, upon which there I. a email Whlttbunie i tariff, no did not include iu bis bill, although । . । Monday. .|V»O. an ..I annual revenue । On reassembling on Monday, Fob. 9, tlie Son-k- |I। yields i> — Rr ^raw, and jute Rags. material ••nu-ri: r g into tbo tioai of Uta Loulalaua Lcalalature declaring that per, although althi otherwise 1 .....I— BpuSont wa*. and should have tho seal. Mr. lx>Kar>, I paper Mr. from the Committee on Military AflMra. I r,T ~i> I P“"e ’he ,bbl pr«„trf . -.port .P th. MU h„ of atiout >5011,0X1. butu*. and other inmufaciure of padutiable, ar- free onr nnmlwir* will show in the next ceuaue." H olt Ray, editor of the Rbelbvrilis (Indj !>rii<»rrat, testified as follows. “ I hail a convernation with Henry H. Byers, ox-Q> si rm an of the Republican Centra) Committee of Shelby county, Jan. 25 in tho city of Shelbyville, m tbe nrcacuce of Edward Hmall and George M. Genldiug. two of (be learhng merenanta of tbo city, in which livers saiA: ‘ There ia no dlHAUin’ug >be fact, Kay. that tlie exodus muvemeut of colored men to Indiana is a polit­ ical movement of the Republican party, aa 1 know it to be a fact We intend to carry Indi­ ana with tho aid of the negro vole, anti if tbe Republican party’ bad taken my advice six years ago they would have set the move­ ment on foot’ and brought them here long ago. Wo intend to bring b.OOU of them into the State in ti*^e for them to vote this fail, and will place them tn the close Con­ gressional dtatricta. While it to rather expeuatvo, it is cheaper for the party than to be com­ pelled to buy rotae on tho day of election, ss we have always bad tc <b>. I aflked him if be was iu a position to know wheth­ er it was an organized effort of thc< Re­ publican managers to bring them into the State for political purposes, and he said he waa. and then produced a letter with the name at a lead­ ing Repntilicau of tlie Stat Central Committee jiritiUxi upon it, but refused to read its con­ tents.* A Dog Batliing-Msster. (tetter K ami ill, lilt arnjo C. E. Willi, re John F. lira. Mor.-an A t o., coke fi.VTI.BB H.ZIH00 7,rt3h.S9 The remaining claims will probably be settled at 50 per cent. . Eulogy by Comparison. The following did not occur in Hart­ ford, but just near enough to make it interesting: At the funeral of a very rich, but unprincipled man, the rela­ tives and friends were anxious to have some eulogistic remarks made on tho merits of the deceased by the minister officiating. In view of the utter wick­ edness of the man’s life it was bard to Ihink of anything that could be ad­ duced to gratify this natural desire on the part of the bereaved ones, but final­ ly a friend present suggested that they could at least say that ** the deceased w-a considerably better than his fa­ ther.”—Harlfofd Post, Our faithful friend Jet, a powerful tor the relief of Fltx John Putter. lrt tb«> tamo as it ’!■ a year ago, and that THE MARKETS. Mr. WMlace IntrudncaJ a bill to prohibit the arrvat j the price Of labor has not materially advanced, dog, lived with ub on the Nsveaiuk „f Mlwtlnn oflle.n on MeeUon dav. Tile bill lo r»- 1 jjjjj UlCy w|][ oppose by every possible Highlands. One summer we had a NEW YORK. tiicane Ui»> reduction of the tariff for’the reason bright little fellow who, although not « mj Iltlnul-. Mr Edmunds. Mr. n'lalue. Mr. Garland that they t >itik it jusMbat they ahonid reap a tn the least vicious, yet had a boy's pro-13 te {tensity to destroy, and to injure, buJ to Mr. Thurman, from the Comrultlos on the Judi­ ..IX ciary. reported advrroely the bill to provide tor an pt ice of paper. Fort is of the opinion tha', as tuthet pain. Master Willje loved Jet additional Circuit Judge lor tbe tJgbtb Judicial a practical tact, tbe increase of pricj has be.-n in.- Mixed District. Indefinitely po.tj~r.ed. Alao. from tho arbitrarily done by tbe manufacture re. and ia dAirly, aud yet he would persist in tor­ Dot required by any necessity of manufacture, turing the patient dog outrageously, an the ewM-niial elements of coat arc practically striking hard blows, punching with appropriation bills. < lil tho same Foreign rags are not higher, and sharp sticks, and pulling hair cruelly. In tbe House, the to are duty free. and it ia very doubtful whether One summer’s afternoon Jet was lying ey Mr. Kelley, the laborers receive higlier wages. on the front piazza, taking a nap, and Hooe. Willie camo out and assaulted him with Ftoca -Fancy White Winter Ex... r. C»J Washington, Feb. n. Good to Choir* Bpriiut Ex. 5 t5 The repreecntativca of tbe paper manu- a new carriage-whip, which hod been WnzxT— No. S Spring. left in the hall. Jet know tho child Coiut—No. » introduced by CoL Fort to reduce the price ought not lo have the whip, so he went Spear, to prevent general legislation on the Apprvpria ion bill*: by Mr. Young, creating tbe Depart­ of paper, and at tbe general opposition mani­ and called the nurse’s attention, as he ment at Mauuiactoree, Mechanics and Mitina; fested by tbe newspaper press to this In­ often did when the children were get­ crease, and are preparing to contest at every ting into mischief or danger. But the point the Fort bill L'itters have been- re­ girl did not give heed, as she should mlaaloneu of interditete ceived hero indicating that tbo Eastern paper have done, and "Willie kept on following manufacturers are already preparing ataueiica and arguments which will soon be sent here Jet from place to place, plying the lash a co in mlaalon ot inquiry into for use before the Ways and Means Committee vigorously. Finding he was left to to endeavor to defeat ibe bill. Tlie friends of deal with the case himself, Jet quietly tbe Fort bill should preparethemselvea to meet laid the young one on the floor, care­ to promoto oolonliaUan in the public domain; by tho arguments sguxut that measure already duty fully took a .good grip in the gathers of prepared. Home of tbo repreaentativ tn. louis. IWl; paper interest are already here. his little frock, lifted him clear, and to lbs Mtatestbe UUsto Hr. Bucknw introluoexl a btl! on thia subject gave him hearty, sound shaking. ay, whicb-gos '“' Ut’le further than CoL includes siro-1 as well as unsized Then he took up the whip, trottedofl paper in tne proposition for a reduction. Hia to the barn with it, came back, stretched bill provides to reduce the duty on paper as roi- himself out in the shade, and finished WhI’.-: ■ ISClsSKTi. Ou sized paper suitable for printing, 5 bi!) for an additional land district tn Kansas per cent ad valorem; unsized paper, for news­ his nap. The young gentleman did papers, booka, pamphlets, etc., 5 per cent ad not interfere with him again, and ever valorem; manufactured paper, or of which afterward treated him will’ great con­ pst>cr ia the const line nt part, not otherwise sideration. provided for, 15 par cent, ad valorem; sbeatt.Nothing delighted the dog more than TOLEDO. ing paper, 5 per aion of tbe Hot Borings JteaorvsUcn bill, no coato go into the water with tho young WnzAT—Amber Michigan and all other valorem ; paper ouvek pea, aud utbor fancy pafolk and to see the bathing-suits The House joint resolution appropriating brought ont always put him il the Detroit highest spirits. The children called Before committing suicide in Chi­ him “tlie boss of the bathing-ground, and so ho was, as he made all hands do Ont thousand dollars waa appropriated to trans- cago, John George Koenig bequeathed his body, which was about all he owned, just as he pleased, He would take sb follows: “ I request to have my body them in aud bri; ing thorn out again banded to the Chicago Medical College ho thought flt, and there was no use iu lain Uie amount ot land located on military dissecting-room, but, should they re­ resisting him, as he could master halfarrants tn rerujn fuse to take it, then please offer it to a-dozen at once in the water. No one some other college could go beyond certain bounds, either, ago when I spoke to student of the under penalty of being brought back m sii ia i Uailrd 1 C. M. C. asking him whs* kind of a with more haste than ceremony. But, subject I would make for that purpose, within the proper limits, he never tired ho thought I was too fat." of helping the bathers to have a good rt 5 B 1J|M 05» aa I M �= ly and it will be fabric.. is unfail- ner of giving tiekot* for thia porpooe. SATURDAY. FEB. 14,1880. io book for reference. Adolphe d* Gassagmac, father- of affect milk. Horae out whether or not he had been insured. FACTS AMD FIGURES. radish has a tendency to prevent coag­ Almost every one on the train that went ulation, and wood sorrel will hasten 4 partial Deputy and An advance, of 1 cent a bound in the - The cost of the Hbbeac tunnel up to into tha Tay might have been insured, date is $19,523,579. Braes Jan. 1,1879, pig iron hsa' stead­ yet there is no woy of.finding Mont. In 1878 gold and silver product ot ily advanced from $15 and $18 a ton to Many ofc tha_bodiae . h^re been, swept Colorado amounted tu $8,751,344; dur­ ' $85 and $40, .and the htrnaoes in una­ out to sea, and if they are ever found it. Turnips are healthful for horses. ing tbe year just closed it was $25,­ is doubtful whether an insurance ticket They should be cut in slices, or what is 235,483, which is rattier a remarkable ble-to supply the demand. inni—sa. on their persons would be decipherable. • Analysis of a piece of modem En­ Mb. JoHx PoTN.of NewVork, hav­ Comx into tne |C*rd«n, Maud, glish calico: Cotton, 53-per cent; ter than white turnips. ing, by economy and strict attention to Rye straw is as valoablo ss the grain i China clay, 26; starch, 12; fatty matter, business, laid by $500, was tempted to in Pennsylvania in the manufacture of 2.5; chloride of magnesium, 2; chloride Iha few* with »y bx^-UU bat; of zinc, 1.5; chloride calcium, 0J»; moist­ Onr neighbor s kitten ia wafted ate reply, to advertisement promising paper. With the increased, acreage of ure, 2.5—100 percent. the season jurt closed (3.5O9.0OO bush­ With my club PH land bar in tho $20,000 return for an investment xpf els) the yield is not equal to the de­ body together with $25,000 a day; the Tux King of the Belgians has con­ $1,000. He communicated with * Re­ Sultan of Turkey, with $18,000; the ferred the Leopold cross on Rosa Bon- liable,” and found that the business A great deal of superior tobacco was Emperor of Austria, with $10,000; the consisted of a new and improved meth ­ raised iu the hilly portions of Ohio and Emperor of Germany, with $8,200; tho hear, the artist. She io the first lady od of breaking a faro bank Mr. Potts Kentucky last season, n, and the cheap obewp K,ng of Ita]y| jg 400. of receiving the distinction. The King of lauds of those districts J ”-----A the 41,643, and Queen Spain also conferred on this distin­ heaitated at first, but finally decided to ing into request for V____ ____ •____ Victoria, with $5,000. equttly high order, ti *« experiment He risited ■f hills hxlla nrAdriAA ■ guished pointer an ’ Some of the roughest produce thA tho _ - hia rrnrint-r gambling hrvnea house with with his partner, M“ TRe­ finest tobacco. Tbe public debt of -France exceeds never before granted to a lady. 26,000,000,000 of franco, on which 1465,liable," apd played a mock game, with A cellar that is cool, dry and dark,I 000,000 are paid annually as interest. Passengers can now go from New counters instead'of cash, just to find and yet well ventilated, is the best place1 Divided among 37,000,000 of FrenehYork to San Francisco by the Pacific ont'howitwas done. He won $1,000, for preserving potatoes in large quanti­ men, this debt, the most colocsal.in hi»Mail Steamship Company’s line for $75. but it proved tbe feasibility of the ties. ..When smaller quantities are to tory, gives an average of 700 francs u This “cut" is in consequence of the ab­ plan. Next night ho brought his $500 be preserved there is nothing like dry' principal for each inhabitant, and 34 sand. The same may be said of fruits। francs interest per annum. t rogation of the pooling contract with in cash, but for some reason “ the thing and roots of aol sorts. Dubina the year 1879i the deaths in the Pacific railroads. The steamship didn’t work ” as it did on the previous Plant tansy, at the roots of your New Hampshire of persons who atcompany also offers to give special evening, and, in an hour., or two, his plum-trees, or .hong branches of the। Uiued the age of 90 years or over were He allied for a plant ou t|ia-l> mbs of the trees, and you 124, divided by >ex into 45 men and 79 freight rates andonako contracts for a money was gone. warrant, but at last accounts had been will not +»e annoyed with curculio. An women. The ratio lWM 1 hl about 2^566 । of the population of! the State. The unable to identify hia “ Reliable ” old and successful fruit-grower furnishea the above, and says it is tbe most average age of the men was 92 years 7 8 AMUR-. B. Laurey,s colored lawyer, friend._____________________ successful curculio preventive he over months and lG days, and that of tbe was admitted to practice in tho Supreme women 93 years 5 months and 16 days. The present state of things in Ire tried. Court of the United States at Washing­ In the whole number the average age land, says the Chicago Tribune, pre­ Mb. J. G. Edwards, of England, re­ ton, he being tho fifth colored person was 93 years' 1 month and 20 days. sents some strange anomalies. One- marks: “Any man who has seen a| who has attained to that privilege. Mr. VAA.U.P unvuih ^ua qualified 4u^aU<=u to w ad- >. TuK following tabnHr statement will turnip deems uaau himself third of the island is in the jaws of vise the janaer. farmer, aud and though each each uuui man '| « • proximate — idea Laurey is President of a colored acade­ viae ihe .~C of the ”growth famine, and the people of the United sing. te.iMtennrt tone in. b«rd.n oi °< Cbrotuuuty ftronrirdl the «rt»my at Huntsville, Ala. Mrs. Belva A. i - ... theTrona Lrmcr T>“> number of behexers st th. Lockwood n»d. th. motion which led I 8Ut“ “» Fob,hcl’ *"d “D‘ the song is is U>« tha ronro-Utet same—that lb. tbe farmer | close of each century was as follows: tohiswlmireioti. tnballUK not Iros than 3100.000 per is in fault and needs setting right” Ctnturv. jUh>M. Calxm. " ’ week to assuage hunger and pievent . tv.uo.oou A contemporary thinks if farmers Fill.................. arxi.uoo S.UOO.OG) I , 70.UM.0U> S.IXXMM . SO.tXO.OOO According to the last directory pub­ ’ starvation to death of the landlords' would, avoid suddenly cooling the body lO.OW.OUU after great exertions, be careful nut to . 75.0Wl.0uU lished, the population of Memphis is tenant farmers. And, while this inflow go with wet clothing and wet feet, not .HU.dUQ.OOU IS.OMMNU 1 ru GM.WKi I 4UJ.uv.eC0 40,927, as against 43,497 this time last of American charity is going on to al­ to over-eat when in an exhausted .con­ M DUUM ■ 4S.UOO.UOO leviate distress and avert death, there .’.■J.'.U'.'Gl dition, and would bathe daily, using year. The Appeal says that, although .SOO.UUJOCC the population of the city has slightly is an outflow per week of $1,000,000 much friction, they would have little or Tin: Congregational Church was or­ * decreased during the past year, its trade worth of animal and vegetable food of no rheumatism. ganized in 1620, and is now of 259 E. of and commerce have greatly increased— Irish production to pay landlords’ ---- M. Wahhburne ----------- " , inX speaking —---the yean,’ standing iu in XlUlCllUk America. XUO The XIBpBap: "In U« be.l lirt Church .n orgMiixod in 1632. uid receipts of cotton being 50,000 bales rents on the farms equitably and right­ care oi H«ir, cltlo, dune, ot North Hollud there u bat a ih now Jlo Je„, ;n the United greater than last yea», and 6,000 more fully belonging to tho occupiers. Tho very email amount ol Krein ted to the I gutea. The Prealytcriaa Church waa Irish farmers are actually at this time than in 1877. oowa or jonng .took, and ot all 1 hare I org„jMd jn 1706, and ia now ot 173 selling $1,000,000 worth of food per imported I have never had one that; 7mn‘ .landing. The Boman Catholic The preparations for a raid on Indian week to pay such rents to merciless would eat grain without teaching, b, | Church area organixod' in 1S33, aud ia Territory this spring are very formida­ English landlords, while the benevolent mixing with hay or roots, or come root . no„ 24c yaa, old in Amenca. Tho | Universalist Church waa organized in ble. The alleged discovery of silver in people of America are sending over they were accustomed to oat Thb first vear a sheep's front teeth | 1785. and is now 94 years old. The the Wichita mountains has increased there $100,000 per week to keep these are eight in number, and all of equal i 6™t Free-will Baptist Church was orthe desire of the adventurers to seek i same farmers from eviction and out of । size. The second year the two middle ganized in 1780. , . , . . . .,, , , size, ine eeooiiu year uie iwu uiiuuiu their fortunes in the forbidden coun- the poor-house or paupers graves! ehed out, and are replaced by two much Wonderful Calculating Boy, try, and it now looks as though enough ‘ guch 1H the land-system of Ireland, larger than the other#. The third’year '■ ... very ...J small teeth appear XX- on — either ,. Wh“ BwdOT 10 °ld *>« desperate uicu men would found to make • Stop stop XU1S this OULUOW outflow OI of $1,000,000 M a WIX1 week two UOTptlAw: wuuxu be ire avuuu ..do of tho eighth. At the end ot the "'•red >■> *»» minute, the following the movement a serious affair. Beside | of agricultural food produafs to fourth yt je«r there «re nix Urge teeth, question: Wh.t ib the mt<rre.t ot , ° , ,, , , ... fourth the parties organizing m Southern!I pay _____________ . absentee landlords for tbe privilege | The fifth ye«r «U the from teeth u. CUM for 4 d.;« at 4, per cent per Kansas, several companies have been o r\ff living lixrincr in their own country, cnnntrv. and tho Im.. 'F Urge. The sixth year all begin to ' annum’ Tboanswer ia £2434 16a 5Jd. > A few months later, when he' was not formed in Kansas City. j Iriafi people would want no charity show sign” of wear. , 11 years old, he was asked, how long , from this or any other country. They AN Illinois agricultural w^ter says: wouId a clHtoru 1 mils cube be filling lx .plu oi ■ kna u™. doprro. Uro mOTey ftenuehe, to |end “ The East and West railroad lines,, jf receiving from a river 120 gallons per ing xe.tl.nr, th. Englu* . or doa>e<! «, thc needj. hoping to get their share of the benefits , minute without intenuission? In two ' issued nearly 6,000 volumes last year,1 of the 4 boom ’ in business, have raised ■ min„teB he gave the correct answer, anxious days and nights rour mother I has watched l<y your «ick-bed; remem­ ber her loving tears, her patience and long-suffering with your .fre’fulneas, and then let the blush of shame dye your brow, that you should he impatient or ui’kind io her, now that she Is old. Old folks are »neb a trial! Yea, they know it; they feel it; and so will you be such a trial to your children in the days that will surely oome—ay, and you will remember, too?_________ cause, unless a Chinese girl Um a few chief qualifications of a marriageable maiden. The vaccination scar is still the Benedicts of the Flowery Land. quantity consumed, so little eoffee is imported into this country from Guate­ The Ruffiaaism of Old Dahlia. mala, Costa Rica, Java, Rio Janeiro arid Tradition tells how Fighting Fitz­ Mocha that it is safe to say not onegerald, an exquisite and duolist of the third of our coffee drinkers ever saw a last century, dealt with the “bucks," a plague then infesting the streets of Dub­ cup of genuine coffee. Old Govern­ ment Jata and Mocha mixed in .the pro­ lin, and,, indeed, the streets^cf every portion of one-third of the Arabian town in Ireland. These "bucks" were half-bred young fellows of some means and high animal spirits, whose sole oc­ roasted and ground si home, and not a cupation consisted in making town-life single berry be allowed to burn; then intolerable to quiet people. Parliament the coffee should be produced by strain­ was more than once compelled to frame ing. or better, filtering. Death is a mild . penal enactments with the view of re­ form of punishment for a cook who straining their peculiar ruffianism: but, boils a refreshment which is st once as there was no properiy-con«titutod po­ bread, meat, whisky, and honey. Milkj lice to enforce them, these statutes were if used, should be rich cream; and the of small effect. sugar assimilates more readily if cut in­ Among the tricks of tha Dublin buck to pure, snowy, exact squares. was this: One of them would take his Thb Bun's Distance.—Tne sun is stand in the middle of a nr^ufing on a dirty day, aud, drawing his sword, supposed te be .98,000,000 miles from thrust everybody who wanted io pass the earth. A ray of light is estimated into tho mud. It was a common thing to travel from that body to the earth in to see half a dozen or more of these un­ eight and one-third minutes. This does pleasant sen tries lining a loading thor­ not appear to be a very long time, but oughfare all ready to afford each other then wo must recollect that light trav­ support. Nor were thuy oonteiit with els at the rate, of 192,500 miles a second. merely obstructing the passage. They A body traveling with the velocity of knocked off hats, rippea up garments sound, which is only 1,125 feet per sec­ aud pricked the limbs of the wearers ond, would require over fourteen years with the points of their weapons, and to reach thp sun; and even a cannon broke ribald jests on them the while— ball which is sent from a gun with a voto the vast amusement of the ragamuf­ lodty of 1,600 feet per second, if it fins who used to collect in the vicinity. should continue at the same uniform If any one turned on one of these bul­ speed,-would be ten years in perform­ lies the rest would rush up and form a ing the journey. Tbe planet Neptune, circle round him: then, seizing him by the most distant one in . tho solar sys­ the collar and the arms, they would tem, is, however, thirty times aa far prick him about the legs until they con­ from the sun as the earth is, and there­ fore the light of the sun occupies over sidered him punished sufficiently. Fitzgerald proposed to some of his four hours in traveling to that body, brother exquisites and fire-outers that and a cannon-ball from thence would^ they should clear the streets of these take 300 years to reach the sun. peats. It was just the snrt of proposal What the Microscope Reveals.— to suit such daring spirits, and an asso­ Lewinbeck tells of an insect seen with ciation was immediately formed to carry a microwxipe of which only 27,000,000 it out. Like their leader, they were would equal a mite. Insects of various consummate swordsmen, and dandies of kinds may be seen in the cavities of a tho first water—the dandy being in all grain of sand. Mold is a forest of essentials the antipodes ot the buck—a beautiful trees, with branches, leaves distinction which people who write about and fruit. Butterflies are fully feath­ the Ireland of the past are very apt to ered. Hairs are hollow tubes. Tho forget surface of our bodies is covered with The association set to work most scales like s fish; a single grain of sand heartily, and in this way: Whenever a would cover 150 of those scales, and yet tine afternoon followed a showery each scale would cover 500 pores. morning they would sally forth in knots Through the narrow opening the per­ of lour or five, each being followed by spiration forces itself like water through a Idsty valet carrying an oak sapling. a sieve. The mites take 500 steps a On reaching the haunts of the bucks second. Each drop of stagnant water the seiva- ts kept the rabble off while contains a world of animated beings, the exquisites did the work they had un­ swimmiug with oh much liberty as dertaken. For a couple of n onihs few whales in the sea. Each leaf has a col­ days passed without three or four ony of insects grazing ou it like cows affrays between the bucks and dandies, in a meadow. in which the former invariably came ofl second beet Ere long the mainstay of The Average Ages or Animals.— the bucks, the mob, turned against them The average of cats is 15 years; of too. This meant that defeat was sine squirrels and hares, 7 or 8 years; rab­ to be followed by hooting and pelting bits, 7; a bear rarely exceeds 20 years; with mud and stones. Then the pleas­ a dog lives 20 years, a wolf 20, a fox 14 ant pastime uf blocking the thorough­ to 16; lions are long lived, the one freight charges to nearly the old-time . Uf800 jeara, 285 davs, 12 hours, and 46 The Stupid Bey. being 500 more than during tho previ­ fares in broad daylight waa abandoned. by the name of Pompey living to the formidable proportions, inconsequence I m j nn teB. A year later he divided eorNover set a boy down for a stupid ous year. Of these more than 1,000 age of 70. Elephants have been known —Corn hilL. of this a growl, low and sullen, bus be- roct|yi jn 1cm than a minute, 468.502,to live to the age of 400 years. When were theological works and 1,000 were because he does not make a figure at gun to make itself heard, and there are 4iaj>68 by 6,076. This has been tried Relative Value of Various Foods. school. Many of the most celebrated Alexander the Great had conquered novela The intellectual activity of a those whosee the specter of the Granger wUh ud Bnd ,^fter getting The following table, complied from men who have ever lived have been set Poms, King of India, he took a great nn Out fL.rlr nf a «Lnrni _ _____ . ____ Ya _ ", ____ _ figured on the dark clouds of storm ' people which produces more than three down by some conventional pedagogue an incorrect result in one and a quarter leading authorities, shows t:.e propor­ elephant which had fought valiantly for books on theology and three works of as donkeys. One of the greatest as­ now apparently rising in the distant minutes, the mathematician went tional fattening and flesh-forming qual­ the King, and named him Ajax, dedi­ political horizon. With all its follies, fiction every week dsy is past easy com­ tronomers of the age was restored to his aud its inconsequential management, it through the sum again, with correct re­ ities of nearly all feeding substances cated him to the sun, and let him go sult (51,629,838 and 5,875 over), in. generally used, and also tho manurial with this inscription: “Alexander, the father by the village schoolmaster with prehension, especially when we consider these encouraging words: “ There’s no is certain tho Grunge movement was about the same time At 12 yenrs of value of the residue of each article: son of Jupiter, dedicated Ajax to the Manurial that a dozen books of other sorts are use paying good money for his educa­ the means of reforming great abuses in age he answered, in less than a minute, sun.” The elephant was found with being turned out the same day. tion. All he wants to do is to lie on tho matter of transportation; and it is the question, If a distance pf 9f inches this inscription 350 years after. Pigs possible that it or some similar organ ­ is parsed over in 1 second of time, bow have been known to live to the ago of the grass on his back and stare at the ization may be needed to force the rail ­ many inches will be passed over in <365 To Mr. R. G. Ixgemoll’s complaint I’m afraid hia mind is yong.’ 20, and the rhinoceros to 29; a horse roads again into respect fdr the consti­ days, 5 hours, 48 minutes, 55 seconds? Scientific men have often been flogged has been known to live to the age of that it costs $12,000,000 per annum to Much more surprising, however, was for falling into brown studies over their tution and obedience to the laws.” 62, but average 25 or 30; camels some­ maintain tue preachers in tne United Ixioks, and many on artist of the i his success, when 13 years old. in solvtimes live to the age of 100; stags are l ing the question. What is the cube root States, tbe Central Baptist replies that future has come to present grief HOUSEHOLD ECONOMT. very long lived; sheep' seldom exceed of 897,889,273 974,002.153? He obtained the age of 10; cows live about 15 years. the lawyers annually cost the people for drawing all over his copybook and THING 8 TO BEMEMBEB. the answer in two and one-half minutes, surreptitiously painting the pictures of Cuvier considers it probable that whales about $70,000,000', and the criminals viz., 964,537. It is thought that not That fink may be healed much easier his geography. Your genius, unless sometimes live 1,(MM) years. The dol­ $40,000,000, and intoxicating liquors musical, seldom proves himself one iu by dipping in boiling water about a one arithmetician in a thousand would phin and porpoise attain the age of 30; $600,000,000. It also reminds the elo­ his childhood, and your smug and self­ minute. get out this answer oorreqtly, at a first an eagle died at Vienna at the age of That fish may as well be scaled if trial, in less than a quarter 'of an hour. quent Colonel that it costs somebody 104; ravens have frequently reached desired before packing down in salt, No date is given to tbe following case: the age of 100; swans have been known about $20,000 a year—more than any though in that case do not scald them. “ The question was put by Sir William of his school, often ends by showing no to live to the age of 300. Mr. Mater­ minister gets for his services—to pay talent for anything tayond a yardstick. Salt fish are quickest and best fresh­ Herschel, st Biougb, near Windsor, to Served Him Right. ton has the skeleton of a swan that at­ for lectures on “Skulls,” “Mistakes of Sir Walter Scott was called stupid as a ened by soaking in sour milk. Master Bidder, and answered in one fanner tained the age of 200. Pelicans are A Herkimer county (N. Y.) ______ orp..lnute: Light .travels from the sun to asserts that he has been outrageously long lived. A tortoise has been known That milk which is turned t____2 2_ Moses,” “Thomas Paine,” and for pitch­ child, and it was not even considered to d and ren ren-­ the earth in 8 minutes, and, the sun be­ swindled by dealers in counterfeit mon­ to live to the age of 107 years. his credit that he was fond pf 44 sic Changed may be sweetened ing into the clergy generally. trash” as ballads, and could learn them dered fit for use again by btirriog in a ing 98,000,000 of miles off (Of course ey. He sent $100 to one of them, and Bible Facts.—The learned Prince this is quite wrong, but sixty years ago received by express the customary box _ « v v zt u u • .< by heart at any time. That boy, who little soda. Tax No. York OnpMehv , motor. reai|j WUIXXQO worrioa JMU J0n UJ bj UXJXX.Q Ok, w mnch That salt will curdle new milk; it was near enough to the accepted of sawdust. Then he went to New of Grenada, heir to the Spanish throne, representing a mountain range that i unlike his bright brothers, may be tbe hence, in preparing milk porridge, value), if light would take 6 years and 4 York, determined to attend personally was imprisoned in the Place of Skulls, shows tho proportionate size of the I very one who will make you proud and gravies, etc., the salt should not be add­ mouths, traveling at the same rate, from to the business. He bargained for Madrid. After thirty-three yean in ed until the dish is prepared. the nearest -fixed star, how fnr is that $1,000 in bad bills, and was allowed to this living tomb he wrote in his Bible wheat markets of the world. The larg­ happy some yeai ' That fresh meat after beginning to etor from the ear>b, reckoning 365 days examine the package, for which he paid the following: In the Bible the for your comfort. est mountain is entitled England, and sour, will sweeten if placed opt of and.G houra to Mich year, and B8 days to $100; but when be got on the cars to word Lord is found 1,853 times, word Jehovah 5,855 times, the figures show that in 1879 that doorain thercoplpv^r night. ' A Good Hana.. , I eah’a month?” The correct answer was return homo with his purchase he the That 0ear boiling water will remove ‘ quickly (riven to this pleasing question, looked into the bundle aud found that and the word reverend but once, country imported 112,000,000 bushels “Wind," saysaa did baseman, > ^hes and that in the 9th versa of the CXIth tea stains and tiaAyjdrhit fetains. Pour it contained only worthless paper. An grand secret of i good horoe. ” Gftod* of wheat; Germany comes next with tbe water through the staiu and thus exchange had been effected before his'• Psalm. The 8th verse of the CXVIIth 36,000,000 bushels of wheat; France lungs will, cover a multitude of faults, prevent its spreading over the fabric. ve/y eyes. Not only had he lost $200, Psalm is the middle verse of the Bible. while, du tbe other hand,' perfection of follows with 28,000.000, and Lelginm answer. The boy said the answer was That ripe tomatoes will remove ink but also the opportunity of paying out The 9th verse of the Vlllth chapter of shape and form are useless when the withaOOQ.OOO. Frou “Lew York ‘ were wind is out. The ehest^Aertrfore.in and other stains frpm white cloth; also correct, aud requested the proposer to the counterfeit money at a cattle sale, Esther ia the longest verse; 85ih verse, Xlth chapter of St. John is the shortest. woro’fiiia sum over again. Duringtbe as he had intended. : exported rajSteBl Biela; Chicago all cases, should be Urge And capacious. from1 the hands * In the CVlIth Psalm four versee are That a teaspoonful of turpentine operation Bidder said he felt certain he comes next with SlkA 523; Baltimore It may vary somewhat in shape, accord­ alike, the 8th, 15th, 21st, and 31st. Pistols as Wedding Prtaents. ing to the service to which, tne horse is boiled with your white clothes will sid wias right, for he :had-worked the ques­ with Milwxnire. with 31,. tion in another way, and before the proBeene in New York. A gentleman Each verse of tho CXXXVlth Psalm put. If he is apt to be kept for slow the whitening process. mj-er found that be was wrong and Bid ­ MtsTSli) PhiOtelphix with 17XJ3^43 work and heavy drawing the cheat may That boiled starch is much improved enters a gunsmith’s shop and aaks to ends alike. No names or woids with more than six syllables are found in the Bt. Lon* w«b UMX077. and * ‘ be m arly circular in form, because this by the addition of a little sperm, or a der right tbe boy told th*> omupany see a pistol. / Bible. The XXXVUth chapter at. that he had oalquialed thequestion by a “Here is a pretty family one." i£ ‘ Xh£ ‘ x ’ U1 ’ with 13.550,602, and Detroit « __________ ___ JMp Isaiah and XIXth chapter of 2d Kings third method. ‘ “A family one! How is.thatt" 1S.MM03 bnsbeU. Alter IbU That beeswax and salt will make yonr “ Certainly. It has six chambers, you, are alike. 'J>e word girl occurs but of the collar, white, at the same time, VWtfelkt. ft ■ Montreal with mr, IMlfl) sufficient room is secured for the ex­ rusty flat irons as clean as glass. Tie a sec Two of the balls ara for your. once in the Bible, and that in the fid Do the young people seyer think that wife, two for the destroyer of your do­. verse and Hid chapter of Joel. There pansion oi the lung* caused by slow, lump of wax in a rag and keep for that they will be -old. ■ that they will soon purpose. When the irons are hot, rub mestic happiness and two for yourself. are found in both books of the Bible regular work. But, if the chest is eixOrleans with about Ia. .1 ihn ~ them fifait with the wax rag,’ and then feel that tbe gi as*hopper ia a burden It is the latest style, sir, and all the rage. 3,586,483 letters, 778,698 words, 31.­ scour with a piper of cloth sprinkled and fear in the way ? Only a f«W abort I nave sold hundreds of them for wed­, 373 venes, 1,189 chapters, and 66 books. 1JX»,000bushels each. .t t >r.t ■ The XXVIth chapter of the Acta of tbe y«urs ago that aged man and feeble ding presents.”—Paris Figaro. hone with a shallow chest is worthless <> - •*» »tsailsiHwsunaissisBt ' .■ Apostles is the finest cliaj>ter to read. kerosene woman were young, strong and full uf That blue ointment and keros for any purpose. The jr>la then is. For Bev. Dr. Leonard Bacox deliveredi The most beautiful chapter in the Bible 5bt borne, a drSu, bnt deep mi.ed l» eqnai proportions, and bis the habit in So*»Mpd,«i in life; tneir loving hearts were gushing A____ I..* -all —‘iY. , i« the XXHId Psalm. Tho four most a scathing address at Norwich, Ct, with tenderness and ears for the little 'dil ones who now stand in their places. Do against officials for granting licenses to> inspiring promises are John XIVth not jostle that aged couple out uf your disorderly houses. In order to prevent; chapter and 2d verse, John VIth eliappathway, but rather lift them with its publication he announced his in­■ ter and 87th verse, Bi. Matthew Xlth depth, compared to its ronn<tBa>», psrtender care over the rough, declining tention to obtain a copyright. A sen­ til, for the highest rate of speed, you road. You may have forgotten how sational newspaper got bold of the aer- j Psalm shoes which have been hardened by must take a cheat as deep as a grey­ hound, and, at tbe same time, not lack­ water and render them as pliable as carefully they kept your tender feet mon and published it despite tbe warn- ' LXth from stumbling, and with what care they ing. Now, the orator proposes to sue • the ne ing in strength. e ■ selves with vain boastings o ___ That kerosene • tin kettles watched your advancing atops. But > I fectneae should learn the V woolen rag they have not forgotten, and the time I of Matthew. | will oome when you wdl be forcibly re pose to sue the doctor for libeL remarkable that there should riot �== JJBW THIS WEEK t Tfrr>rw3. For The Early Spring Trade log rolling upon him. I have added this week a FEB-14. IMP wards. A large chapel, and Bible class room, was built inside the circle. In troit 4c Bay City R, R., was killed while coupling cars at Lapeer on Wed the chapel, we used to have teroperWAJ? SKETCgES. New J-*rint«, ' Miss Mary Adams of. Battle Creek.ing, musical soirees, etc., preaching tlie young girl whom our readers will BY JOHN J. POTTER. Brocade*, jememter was betrayed and rained every. Sabbath* by the Chaplain, an<L . Number 1M. \nd attempted suicide last November, Bible classes every day, conducted by Sitt-r two unsuccessful attempt*, suc­ 1 entered Lincoln Hospital an the 11th Miss Biddle, Mrs. Col. Alcott, and Miss ceeded in poisoning herself last Mon­ Acc. day evening. ■ . ; of M«y, and Jmnained until tlie 38th. Brown, alternately. Also a very fine line of Levi Bishop, of Detroit, the great Being bnt a half mile from the Capi­ apostle of capital punishment, finds CIRCUIT OOURT D0IHGB. tol bttflding, which atauda at the eaat that 110 murders and attempts to mur­ end of Pa. Avenue, I improved the op­ der stain the record of oqr state the past Hastings, Feb. 13, 1880. portunity of visiting the building where Court opened in due form on Mon­ year, and shouts with renewed earnest* Acknowledged to be the BEST in the World. A fine line of nera, "luuigthe murderers." our Nation legialatora meet, the largest day last at 8,o’ctock. men’s There was a domestic rumpus at the and grandest building I ever saw, and TBDYER. d*cca**d. The causes of Fisk vs. Willits and Un reading and filing th* petition duly verified, u credit to our great Nation. At the Dole vs. Giddings and Townsend were house of H. Hopkins, of Vassar, and of Martha Troyer, widow of acid d«ea*cd, praying now Mr. H. is a wanderer upon the west end of tlie Avenue, about a mile dismissed, because of failure to file se­ face of the earth, bearing divers cuts that Lewi* Dark** may be appyinted admlxilatnitor of said eafoin. distant, stands the Treasury building, curity for costs. and wealds upon ids bend. “The hand For spring wear and you cap find ANY SIZE or STYLE you Thereupon it I. ordered, that a grand and impoung structure. North Monday Ake 1st Aay •( In the cause of Kelly vs. Rian and tliat rocks the cradle" hits hard some­ may want. And I have left a few pieces of Mxt, at ten o'dock is th* foron»u, be aarigned for of this is the “White House," or the ’Barlow vs. Erway Un order was entered times, and can sHng hot water in an awful manner. tbe bearing of aald petition, and that tbe heir, al President’s Mansion, in front of which, requiring plaintiff^ to file security for Uw of said deceawd. and all other pereoa* Inter**:Three persons liave been arrested on •d In Mid Ktate, are required U appear at aaeaaioa to tbe north, is a beautiful lawn, tasti- cost®. charge or obstructing McFarlane’s rail­ of Mid Court, then to l>e holdru altbaProbaU fiilly laid out«in walks aud in tern pernOffice, ia tbe dty of Heating*, and show caone, if In tlie cause of Layle vs. Johnson, road near Evart, last November, kill • any there be, why the prayer of aaid petition*r ing the engineer and fireman of a ed with evergreens, and an imposing motion for security for costs denied. should not be granted. locomotive and a passenger. The per ­ AI bo a few setts Knives, Forks and Spoons, which I am bound And it i. further ordered. that Mid peUi loner H ve equestrian statue of Washington. In the cause of Kusterer vs. Mang­ sons arrested are tbe wife of the en­ notice to tbo peraoni .utercted in Mid relate, of lbto close out. If there is any article in this line you may need The Hospital in and around the city, ham aud Cole, the appeal was dismiss­ gineer, Nevis, and her two brothers^ W. H. and Frank Rexford. you will save one-half the price by buying now. were filled to their utmost capacity by ed. iwrw»p4per printed and of Barry, three auccrsat'. tho fresh arrivals from the terrible In the chancery causes of Marin Dole THE ^lOlrEEES HI OOKISBI >r of hearing. CLKMKNT SMITH. battles then fought by Grant and Lee, vs. Gillette and others, and Olive J. Judge of Probate? while thousands were shipped farther Doble vs. Gillitte and others, bill was New Elkland’s Greatest Favorites, the , Famous and Only . Probate Or4c” north. One end of the ward I was as­ dismissed. piONEER STORE! Statu or Micatea*, ■ . signed to, was occupied by those who In cause of Bawker vs. Keeler and County of Barry, i had legs and arms (amputated; the Sabot, judgment for de feu dents for At a aeealon of the Probate Court for tbe County of Barry, bolden at the Probale Office in the City of other by those with less severe and six cents. Heating*, on Wad. tbe 28th day ot Jan. in the year one thousand eight hundred and eeventy-nlne. dangerous wounds. Deaths were freIn tho cause pf Pennock vs. Holden, present. Clement Smith, Judge of Probate. yient1 occurrences, sometimes several judgment for plaintiff’ of six’ cents. In a manner absolutely in a day in my want. The groans of In the case of McLeery vs. Harrison, uneqnaled by any Company in the world the suffering and dying, tlie ravings of motion for further security, denied. be la prepared to render hl* find account a*such and those who were delirous with pain, and The Great Natural Artiste. Case of the People vs. Larkins, con­ preys that th* »amc may be beard and allowed nnd be be discharged from said treat. tlie shrieks of those who were undergo­ tinued an application of respondent. Thereupon it I* ordered that ing surgical operations, were among Tuesday, tke 24th Aay at febntrj Case of Russel vs. Barter, plea with­ Acknowledged by the Press and people os the Greatest Living “T0P8Y.” next, at two o'clock in tbe afotrnoon, be aadgned for tbo moot common place surroundings. drawn. LITTLE GEORGIA FOX, The sisters of charity, with their plain Horace Cotant pleads guilty to larce­ WE MUST SELL OUT *5,000 WORTH OF GOODS IN — AS EVA,----aiii^nest attire, passed through the ny of 8800. Supported by a Cost of exceptional Ex­ the next 60 days, and in order to do so, we are aware that con­ wants daily, ministering and bringing The certiorai case of Beach vs. the cellence. The whole under the delicacies to the more unfortunate, People, was affirmed. cessions must be made. No one can afford to purchase a dol­ management of the old­ such as the Hospital did not afford, and est traveling man­ People va. Bartley, applicatiou to lar’s worth of anything, in our line, elswhere before examining ager in Amer no doubt, many a man owes bis life to change plea, not yet decided. icn.___ our stock. ______________ the nourishment received from food People vs. Bell, motion by refipondfurnished by these “angels of mercy eut to strike cause- from the calender, MR. CHARLES WILKIN80N, The first and only manager to play at IXow is the time to buy Overcoats Nouriy every day of the 17 that 1 waa denied. fPThe Peoples Popular Prices-^gj All Wool Suits from t8UK) to $90.00. in this Hospital, I went down to the John L. Fish was disbarred as an nt NAMHVIVAAOPEBA 1IOISF, Ladies' Cloaks from $4.55 to $15.00. city, “to see what 1 coidd seo,” and torney of this court. ONE NIGHT ONLY Dross Goods at the Lowest Possible Figures. every day 1 saw thousands of soldiers I0KMI. URIAH I ilk. 1SW. The case of the People v«„ James Hats and Caps clear down. arrive nt tlie Baltimore depot, and pass and Swin Johnson for the murder of ADMISSION, FURS AT COST. SS CBXT8 OXLY. 35 CENTS. through the citv on their way to rein­ James Gibbs iu August last was takeu ALL COt POS SEATS. Sea*a may be secured at F. T. Boise ’ force Grant, who was then making up Tuesday morning. The Pt-ople are GrocoritNApf the tent quality and lowest prices. Drugstore. C. A. Potter, Agent. his way from Spotsylvania, to Cold repersented by the Presenting Atty. L. a The finest Syrup in the place for 50 eta. Try it. Harbor. A majority of these men were E. Knappen, assisted by John Carveth. PurchaMeN nt title ut our store during the next Go day* will hundred day men from Ohio. The defence are represented by Hon. always l><‘ remembered and never regretted. One of the wards in tbe Hospital was James A. Sweexey and C. G. Holbrook. tilled with rebel wounded, who fared An order for separate trial was entered the same ns the Union boys, ate in the and James Johnson placed ou trial. By DR. J. A. SHERMAN’S srPPOKT AND (T'RAsame room, and in all respects were Much trouble wm experienced in get­ TlVE. without tn* injury and suffering troeare in­ Ever thankful for past favors, future ones will te duly appreciated. or hindrances from labor. Book with llkeneaatreated the same. They were a morose, ting a jury, anti on Tuesday at 4 o’clock flict ei of bad caaoa befere and after cure, »ei>t free. Of­ unsociable, ragged set of fellows, and p. m. the Judge ordered court adjourn­ fice 241 Broadway, New York. Patient* receive not apt to engage iu conversation, ed until Wednesday morning at » kept their own council and quarters. o’clock, and ordered the sheriff to have P T. BOISE Order of Publication. My wound not being very severe, the 50 talesmen on hand nt that time. On State of Michigan. County of Barry. The fltt. ward Dr. did not pay much attention Wednesday morning court convened, Judicial ClrcuH in < ’banrery. Sult for divorce pending In the Circuit Court for to it, aud tbe consequence was when 1 and at 11 o'clock the parties succeeded (Successor to Boise Bros.) the County of Barry In Chancery. Kiir* F. Bansill. Complainant vt William A. Bonslll, Defendant It left for Philadelphia on tlie 38th, it was in getting a jury and commenced the YOU CAN FIJiD AT MY STORE being duly proven by tbo affidavit of Abljah M quite painful nnd continued to grow trial. The iuYors are, A. W. DillenFlint, solicitor for Coinphlnani in U>1« eauae, that WIUlamA Banal 11, the Defendant, Is a non-rvaident worse on the route. Those of us who teck, L. L. Holloway, Jacob Kline, of thia Stale but Ian reatdent of the State of Califor­ were not seriously wounded were put D. B. Cooper, Columbus Price, James nia: therefore in compliance with tbe atatute in such eaaea provided ft l» orderedfthutaaid defendant in to box cars, while the more unfor­ Gregory, Wm. McArthur, M. J. San­ Mfedicines, Chemicals. appear and ana we r the bill of complaint filed it. tbU cauae within three montha from the date ot tunate ones, were put in a regular born, H. T. Merrill. Hiram Webster. Paints, Oil*. Varnishes. thia order and in case of hia apnearanee he enuae hit Brushes. Trusses. Hospital cur, fitted fur (lie purpose. 8. W. Baldwin, Charles Feighuer. answer to tbe Complainant'* bill of complaint tn Surgical Instruments Mv wound kept growing worse, and I Tbe prosecution rested their case yes­ on compUlnantVaoliciiui within twenty day* after finally applied to tlie Surgeon in charge terday noon. Is is probable the case aarvice ol a copy ofmid bill and a notice of tbl* And all the lending Remedies in order, or In default thereof said bill will be taken aa of the train for permission to ride in a will continue into next week and it conf«*Md by him, and It 1* further ordered that a copy of thl* order be |>ubll*hed in the Nxsbvillb Hospital car. My request was granted would notte proper forme to say any­ Nawa, a newspaper publlahed and circulated tn Mid and some medicine furnished to ease thing about the case at present. The canty once each week for six aueeeaaive week* and School Books, that the first publication be made within twenty my pain. The beds, or bunks, in the jurors arc under tlie charge of your Blank Books, car were a sort of hnmmoc, or suspend­ efficient townsman, H. M. Lee, and lie Miscellan’s Books. ed stretcher, sustained by four large has teen ordered to keep them by A LARGE LINK OF rubber loops, which neutralixed the jar themselves, during the trial. The Bibles, Autograph and of the moving train. Wc arrived at Court House is full of people all the Photograph Albums. Philadelphia about midnight, and were time nnd much interest is manifested. A COMPLETE LINE OF temporarily assigned to Broad St, _____ _________ K RIX. Mortgage Sale. Hospital. I applied to the Stewart for Default having been made in the conditions of a The spiritualistic mediums did not certain mortgage, whereby the power therein con­ something to ease my pain, which was Wall Paper and Bordering, do all they had promised, at a seance tained, to aell. l-as become operative, executed by [TRIMMED FREE] now well nigh* unbearable. He gave Amo* ItcWatenfcf Jackaon county, Michigan. u> at South Abington, Mass, and the William Kerr of Nashville, Barry county, Michl some morphine, and I slept a troubled AS FINE A LINE OF r/owd threw tlmm violently into the gan, bearing dale tbe 13lb day ot October, A. D„ sleep until morning. We were then eighteen hundred and aerenty-eeron, and recordei street. in the office of the Register or Deed* tor tbe eounly distributed among tbe Hospitals of the As there is in town, and all war­ of Barry in said State of Michigan, on the 13th day A visiting clergyman was just rising of October, A. D„ eighteen hundred and aeventycity, myself with otheid being assigned ranted to be as represented seven, In Liber “7"ot Mortgage* on nage SAS, upon or money refunded. to Chesnut Hill Hospital. We pro­ from prayer iu a St. Paul Church, when I am aware that it pays to sell Goods cheap, and for that reason 1 shall which mortgage there la claimed to be dac. at tbedate ofthbnoUce tbe turn of two hundred and ceeded to tbe corner of 8th and Green an usher strode up the centre nisle and forty-five dollar* and fiftr-oeren cent* and CALL AND SEE ME not be undersold by any spot cash house in the country. Sts, and took the Philadilphia and handed him n big Ixiquet, just as they Before buying any of the above mentioned artlcl no ault or proceedings al law, having been iaalituled lo recover any part thereof. Notiee ia therefore elrewbere, M I can MV* you money. Norristown K. IL. for our destination. do in the tteatrek heroby givMt, that on THURSDAY THE TWKX TY-BECOND DAY’ OF APRIL, next, at ten o'clock Preeeriptiont Caryullu Prepared at all Chesnut Hill is about seven miles dis­ In the forenoon. I *hal! aall al public Auction, to This being leap year it ia reported haun. keep'y, tant front the city, though in tlie cor­ tbe highest bidder I*ole to take place at tbe north that Widow Oliver has revived from front door of tho Barry County Court Hooae. in the F. T. BOISE. J^OCHER BRO-FHEBS porate limits. It derives its name from city of Haatlnga) tbe prvmUc* dccribed her stroke of tbe poor-honae aud come -- -V-l, Wlu — anM __ ___ the abundance of die*nut trees, there, back to Washington fur another whack pARMEKM ATTENTION. and the eminence it is located on. nt old Simon Cameron. There is a little paradise of a village, two or three churches and a few stores piece or parcel of land situated in the riling* < Every young man will be made hap­ Naahville, in Barry coanly. In theStalaofMichtgai magnificent dwellings, and in summer py to learn that Henry Ward Beecher known and deaignated aacommencing st the nortl west rvrner of rillare lot numboi Iwcatyjii (36 enchanting scenery. I was assigned to has pronounced billiards “tbe most Now being in first-clam running or­ lu Alanson W. Phillips’ addition to NaahrilL-, Bai der, with a thoroughly ward 10, bed 44. I was at this time in gentlemanly of all games.” He don’t rr county, Michigan. tb*noe mm fitty-Ave foe* (U th*nee eautb flfty-twojfret (3J.) thence weot flft; a very critical, and dangerous condi­ even except a certain little game called flv. fret (53.) tbeoce north flfty-two feel fflj) to tfi of beginning, .be the same more or Um.) tion, which fact the Dr. John H. Jamar /Elixateth." a of tbe latest shades and patterns VERY CHEAP. p'are Dated Nashrin*; Janury l«lh. 1180. of Baltimore soon discovered, and 1A30 WITJ.TAM VFlIV Vretarwi A minister in Hoboken kissetl his in attendance, we guarantee satisfac­ ABU AH M. FLINT, Attorney for seemed to take special interest in tlie tion to all those who may favor us cook, and his congregation asked hhn treatment of my case. He probed my with their patronage. Those to leave tlie church. The minister was rAnfflLHOyAMkH wanted who prefer can hove their wound, times almost without number, not wisfe: he should have kissed the Wt*tteeFwl*uth during th* Wints to ascertain the cause of the inflamaBEAVERS. CAMEL HAIR CLOTH, WATERPROOFS and ladies of his congregation instead of tbe I tiou, ordered various kinds of aplicawithout waiting. LADIES’ CLOTH. All tbe latest styles out. cook, and his salary would hay«- l»eeu tions, but none of them seemed to do Bran nnd raised. / any good, or have the desired effect. EATON COUNtF ITEMS. FOR SALE Ice water dressing was finally order­ at the Mill at the lowest prices. ed, and the next morning a white Diptberia prevalies iu various parts THE LARGEST LINE IN TOWN. W. H. lOt NC. Prop. swelling appeared on my arm, which of the country. proved to lie the tend of an abaceaa An incendiary destroyed Wilber A BIG LINE OF formed in my arm, from the ends of Maxson’s $2.00(1 house in Roxnnd, one i my fingers to my elbow. An inaeisaion day last week. Charlotte has hsd a temperance re­ was immediately made with good re­ FROM 50 CENTS TO $8.00. vival, that made 140 new cm verts for sults, anil I soon began to recover, the temperance cause. from what the Dr. said was a very Two obstinate tramps, John Taylor close call from the “fell destroyer." and John Austin, who presisteil in put- i Chesnut Hill Hospital was a very • ting up in the Valley depot at Charlotte, i a large establishment, said to be the i few nights since, got caught in^the sftk ial . lamps, and sere sentenced to i The 1LOWE* .ml VEG IT ABLE GARDEN, 174 . *1... 4. ..I — largest in the U. 8. It was built in a ' tl... HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC., ETC. circle. Their were 44 wardsabqpt 100 ft. long, each containing « teds, which, with the tent wares, in an adjoining grove, werecapableof accommodating 8000 paltent*. J AYES VTCK.Rocbrefer, 3? Y.* SATURDAY, - - -' - FRESH LINE OF DOMESTICS. Style GlnghaniH, ' ■ Sheeting-, Shirting-, Denim*, Ticks, Brocade JVlapacas,’ BOOTS anci SHOES Crockery and Glass Ware. WILKINSON’S For the next Sixty Days, We Shall make Special Inducements in all the Departments of our Stock RUPTURE Come! Come! Come! Patent & Propriatory Medicines, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, AND ALL WINTER GOODS SCIPIO MILLS COIPETEII BILLIR TO THE FRONT I DRESS GOODS. WHEAT EICHAHBED FOB FLOUR I’eed BEAVER : PAISLEY SHAWLS VIOK’S Illustrated Floral Guide, FKLT SKIRTS! Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods, HENDERSON S � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-02-21.pdf.pdf 8ed915ee1d9d368e1903db29e89be614 PDF Text Text ORNO STRONG, 1 EDITOR AMD PROPRIETOR. Devoted to the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun. ) •VOLUME VII, LIFE IN NASHVILLE And Her Environs. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1880. ADAM’S fall. With n whoop and 1 yell LOCAL GIBBLE-G ABBLE. And PrnMul'€Mt • Cfcst. ANNUAL MEETING OF THB BABBY AID EATON nre. 00. j TERMS; $1 £0 per Year. ( Single Copies Five Cents. NUMBER 22. PRE88N0TI0E8. Traveling men tell us that C. C. Wolcott, ’of Nashville, runs a hotel second to none on the line of railroads. Everything is neat and in perfect order, mid the accomodations are second to none in the State.— Ft ViUe Hawk. One oAthe handsomest State papers that comes to ns is the Nashville Nau. It is a right smart local,paper aud de­ serves the support it receives. Mr. Strong, the pnbli*her. is a young man of ability and pash.—Lowell Journal. The wild Assyrians are in the throes of a religious revival and about all the numerous scoundrels that infest th:ut section of Barry Co., are being gather­ ed in. To some of them this is noth­ ing new. They join the church regu­ lar every winter.—-Bottle Creek Moon. The Nashville (Barry Co.,) New* has been enlarged to an eight page paper, six colunis to the page. Its editor. Onio Strong, is one of Michigan’s youngest journalists, but he knows how to go; up a good paper. -Nashville, though only a village, we should judge to be a lively and growing one, to send out a weekly the size of the JVctm. ho well filled with local items, editorials, correspondence and we may add. and advertisements, for these are to a cei tain extent a reflex of the business en­ terprise and push of n village or city. The Netc* would be a creditable .paper in Jackson, Kalamazoo, or any of onr larger interior cities.—Albion Repnb~ liatn. ' _ __________ OBITUARY. ” This weather is “tuff” on wheat. The Farmer* Matnal Fire Insurance John Koeber returned home on Fri­ Co., held its annual meeting at the day. Union Hull, Hastings on the 7tli inst. Afalnat thynelf to Hit Um murdering band I They brought up of children acme three or four Dr. Wickham .returned from Grand It was the largest meeting th company Ledge on Saturday. have ever hod, about <500 members ImjThe M. C. R. R. pay car passed ing present. The report of the Treasu­ On Wednesday morning abont nine- through on Tuesday. rer showed the financial condition of the o’clock Maili street was thrown into C. W. Smith and W. II. Kocher are Co. to be good. Therejwrtof the Secre­ a flurry of excitement by the report laid np with heavy colds. tary showed the number of members —The Knlamo Davises are a war­ that Adorn Gass, a youth of 31, brother John Furniss went to Buffalo Satur­ 3,327 and amount insured $5,^)3,503.00. like tribe, and last week while Pete, and bar-tender of the saloonist of the day night last with a car* of stock. The election of secretary was qnite with the help of John, was moving to same mane, had shot himself. Of course C. H. Russell noticed a number of exciting. The candidates were Walter his new place near Marshall, the twain we hastened to the spot to learn the robins on his place, one day lost week. 8. Powers and Lewis Durkee, of Nash­ encountered an old enemy nt the Junc­ circumstances. Upon the floor “of the Mrs. John Marshall of Maple Grove, ville; C. H. Van Arnim, Hastings and tion, whom they gave such a piimeling, littje'lmc'k room over the saloon silent­ is very sick with inflammatory rheuma­ D. W. Rogers, Carlton. On the first as to secure the.former a fine of $35 and ly lay the young man, with Dra. Barber tism. ballot 470 votes were cast;'on the sec­ t-Mf. and Mrs. 0. A. Phillips rejoice GO days in j nil. and the authorities have aud Wickham bending over him, prob­ Geo. M.Dewey of the Hastings Ban ond 453, resulting in the election o? D. in the acquirement of a new son. It a like dose mixed for -Johnny, if they ing a wound in his temple from which acr gave The News a pleasant call on W. Rogers. It is thought he will make arrove on Monday night Inst. succeed in overhauling him. the blood slowly oozed. “Ob, doctor!’’ Monday. a good secretary. The Directors in —It has been decided that the urchin —’Tie stated that a worthy deacon said he “you can't find it, so let me die Lena..Fleming departed for Rig Rap­ Eaton comity are M. L. Squier, Ver­ who cleans out a school master, is just of a Johnstown church society, once in peace. If I only had my revolver I’d ids on Wednesday, to reside with her montville ; S. W. Hannon. Chester; B. as big a gnn as the President of Nash­ upon a time nt a prayer meeting, gave finish this business now.” The result cousin. L. Bentley, Eaton Rapids; J. W. Ew­ ville. notice of a church meeting that was to of the probings showed that the ball Dr. Young was in Grand Rapids, on ing, Oneida; S. W. Mapes, Kalamo. —Its quite natural, hut neverthe­ be held immediately afterwards, un­ entering the skull at the temple, had Tuesday, nttendiug the Western Medi­ In Barry county: D. W. Smith, Cnstleless • very sad, for the average merrv. consciously adding, “There is no ob­ taken a downward course, lodging cal Society. | ton ; Orson Smith, Maple Grove; R. K. merry maidens of Nashville to get on a jection to the female brethren remain­ somewhere in the upper jaw­ Mrs. J. Coulter of Chicago Ims been Stunton, Baltimore; A. C. Towne, “tare." « ing,” which so affected that portion of bones, but the physicians were not able ; visiting at I). W.Smith ......................... ’s during the Prurievilk*; Z. B. Hoyt. Yankee Sp'gs. —Our balmy weather caught a bad the congregation referred to that there to get at its exact locality, and Gass imst week. Parties insured in this company now was undressed, put to bed, wound cold on Tuesday night, and on the fol­ wasn’t a dry tear in the house. The ladies of the W. C. T. r. will have the right to use steam power for bandaged aud he made ns comfortable entertain the Reform Club next Mon­ * lowing day was interspersed with flying~ | threshing, by keeping n screen on the —A VVU-JVUl ten-year old Im>v named Pelton snowflakes. ’ passed throughi on the evening train to as possible; he nil the time persisting day evening. Kinoko stack coiitiuunlly clowd and Died, in Castleton. Barry Co., Mich., C. W. Dunham went to Stevensville, having steamer at least fifty feet away ' on the 15th of February, 1880, of pneu­ —Del. Nnvue, the lad mentioned inn ,| liin home at Gn Grand Rapids, Thursday that lie was going to die, regretting Tnl? News ns being seriously ill with I night. ran away from home on that he couldn’t do it then, aud crying Saturday, to attend the funeral of his from bains, stacks or other combustible monia Sarah Ann, wif** of John Keagk*. aged 57 years H months and 13 days. fever died on Tliursday morning at ! Monday, worked his way to Kalamazoo to see his parents before be died. When brother's wife. material, and having a watchman con­ She was the daughter of Daniel, and Uncle Dave. Smith, up on the State tinually present when fire is in the box. Ann Gray ton. born Jane 3rd, 1832, in four o’clock. and arrived in Jackson op the rear of a asked why he shot himself, lie said he done it to kill ; that he was tired of lite. Rond, who has been quite ill, isnlde to on Thursday afternoon alm os t The meeting gave a rising vote of the State of Maryland, removed with —A. M. Flint and Robt. Henderson sleeper . “J would have done this a year ngo if I Im* nronud again. have solemnly covenanted one with frozen; a gentleman in the Jackson thanks tn the retiring Secretary* Clem­ her mother and two brothers to Hills­ Mrs. Wing aged 83, mother of Mrs. ent Smith, for his faithful and efficient dale county. Mich., in the spring of ’35. liis 'fare and’’he goes home a had ha<i the courage. I did have the another never to drink another glass of depot ’ ' paid’ '_ She was converted in Coldwater, Mich., courage on Sunday, hut my brother's ' Bailey, is seriously ill with inflamma­ boy with witli fta hitter experience. liquor. Long may they wave. 'I boy services during the past two years, and under the IdImjfs of Father Smith, at wife took the revolver away from me," , tory rheumatism. Mr. Smith expressed his thanks to the al Mint tin- age of thirteen aud united —A large nnml>er of VermontviUians —Last Monday evening was the third said he. Ad. Stanton has purchased all of the i company for their confidence in trim with the M. E. church and remained a were visitors at “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” 1 anniversary of the Reform Club of this Young Gass, just before he commit­ rights and privileges of the patent gate faithful member until her death. She audjundness toward him. in a few ap- was maried to John Keagle, April 9th, on Monday evening. Among the crew I The meeting was well uttcndeil ted the deed, said to Milt. Fley hearty, for Barry county. propriate and tilting remarks. 1842 and removed to Barry Co. Feb. we noticed the Hawk man and several 1 an‘l sjieechos wen* made by Mr. Yates, who was in the saloon. “Milt. Henry is The W. C. T. U. will hold their next 14th, 1855. She leaves a husband aud M. D's. 1 of Vermontville, Mr. Scott, of Barry- out of town and I want yon to stay 0IB0UIT COURT DODIGS. five adult children and a large circle of meeting on Tuesday next Feb. 24th. nt -Daiiw Rumor bring, (he tiding, to 1 viU" “"d Mr"- *- Jafter which here n few minutes; in less than 20 min­ Mrs. L. A. Wilson’s. relatives and friends, who sorrow not nur ear. that if a marriage don’t oeenr : ,b'' loAe.-rgml a bountiful «ippl>- utes there will In* a corpse in this Hastings, Feu. 20, 1880. as those without hope. Matrimony is the most {xipular and in liaating. before tbi. winter .enaon i. | of “"d <™il-eal.-e«. Everything house," and shaking hands bid him The raw of the Peoplefvs. J. Johnson congenial state in the Union, especial­ for the murder of James Gibbs was Camv on White River. Coiover, a .nit ior big damage, for woo<i | "ff D,rel>r “nd •>v,’r5' o»'’ "good-bye,” and went up to his room. ly during the winter season. Fehrvary 6,188<‘. i i . • • i i mipmeil fit oninv seemed to enjoy th<> the hill bill tif of fnr<. fare. concluded on Saturday last,and given to Mr. Editor, and lights is inevitable. Mrs. Gass came into Jjie saloon directly The W. C. T. U. having purchased the jury about four o’clock, p. m.. who. Dear Sir :— —Bill Bartley is reported to Im- ho | —Geo. M. Dewey spoke to a large au­ and Milt. began to tell her what Adam । 48 volumes fora library, are about to I have received your paper regular, after nn absence of about two hours, sick us to be unable to go to Hastings i dience at the Christian Church on Sun­ had said, when they were startled by a ,i form a Library Association. rendered a verdict of murder in the and I got one to day also. 1 see papers and answer to the charge of assault and day evening. His remarks were for pistol report, and Milt. wjth. “There , James Wheeler of Woodland is con­ ■ second degree. But little can be said Eublisned in all parts of the country, battery preferred against him and the I Purv unariulterateil prohibition, and lie’s done it!” rushed, up ut vours is tho best local paper of all -. stairs. 1 r>nn dueling a tiourshing singing school case lias been indetinately postponed. [*'• ——*—* — — radical ’• 1 order • •--* j somewhat on■ •* the bnt !*“ 2’?;..• at thc M' Kelvey school house. Maple nlxHit this case ns it has been tho'rougli­ of them, my sevral friends also say the ly canvassed heretofore. The prisoner same. Hoping you will live long to , nevertheless were timely and listened the weapon which prostrated him. u , —Jacob Osmun while unloading a [I to with clow attention. Mr. Dewey is edit it. I remain. sinall 29-calibrc Colt’s revolver, lyiugja ।i We understand that a funeral oc- was yestenlay scntenceil to hard labor Sincerely Yours. "drummert” trank at Vt. ville, Thurs­ at Jackson for the term of fifteen yeart an eloquent advocate of tem|»ernnce. few inches from his right hand. Milt. I Lester M. Larkin, day, caught his leg between the trunk ’ j curred over in the east port of town the Co. E.. 7th Infantry. and was taken to that institution by He will undoubtedly be n candidate for ran mechanically to the hotel for as­ and a white oak hitching post, giving other night, bat failed to learn the full i Sheriff Houghtalin the same afternoon. State Senator this fall, and experts to sistance. G«*o. Heath and Charley , *-v particulars. . the former a wrench that came within LOCAL MATTERS. ... a .. ... .. , iI * «*•• case ui The of me the rcwpic Pimple, vs. Swill get the support of the tcm;>enine<- p«*o- Wilcox went over. Goss had not I one of breaking it. " * i<r i S* rRr”?f t*,e Johnson was continued over the term. | Pl*XOTICB changed his position bnt lahl like one ■ Greenback club of Maple Grove at |' ’the'Peoph 7s. Wmi —The report is current that Will. —Oswold Jenson has sloped... ______ Dame. dead, until Heath spoke to him. when To Electors of the Township of Castleton. Nortons Hall, on Tuesday evening. 3^ 1U(tlj<MI for h.avi. |o change O’Conner, who “vamoosed” Nashville a I he begged him to take the revolver and , Rumor says that Os. has been taking t„L Notice is hereby given that at the an­ to avoid arrest for serenading the Blake h * r 1 . plea was denied. i/eienueni Defendent can can Iintro- nual township meeting, to be held on piHiHiuiuriiieu. 1 j great number of privileges with . . ith sweet “finish the job,” and Geo. replied by ; “T? n m”1:?' Mr. C. M. Broekwa, formerly „f the , doce ,vid,nw iu „„|v. girls in July last, was so horribly man­ the fifth day of April, 1880, a vote will gled while switching can* at the Chicago ' Alice, a yonng grass widow of Wmxl- picking up and giving the revolver to Jaekemi U«re». will >tl,r»w hi. netv.- | |be , )f thl . PnJI>le „ 1 In the case of the People vs. Robert lie taken (by ballot) submitting the land, and nil went ns merry ns the | Wilcox for safe keeping. question us to whether tho following i pa]M*rinl experience in favor of The depot, on Tuesday last, that lie cannot . S., Man- A. and Launin Brady, for named animals shall be allowed to run maiden and the tar, until the stern paGass, upon leaving Milt., went di-|I News for a few weeks. resisting an officer, P.abert pleaded at large in said township, viz: Horses, rent waited on Os. with a polite invita- ' rectly to his room and standing before' Henry Kasey of Charlotte, who eight - The following conversation reccnt- tion girtlty and tin- other two werodisdiarg- Mules, Sheep and Swine. deliberately his re. * .v.. to marry uiu.aj hin run daughter UIIUKUIVI and UIIU save HaVl* '’ **a looking-glass •♦*£»-ys.oewr u.uuri u«V* J put inn IVDated. Castleton, Feb. 4th. 1880. ly occurred m one of our country I |ier disgrace, bnt instead1 of of walking walking I vol ­ j years ago was a prominent farmer of | ed. volver ver to to his his head headmid and prviwd pressetlthe the trig trigChas. H. Brady. 1 this vicinity, was in the village visit- I schools: School ma am ton dull boy. up and doing this like a man. show- I' gtr, pulled off Robert Briiinrry was admitted to ■— Os.-i--..-. r, but but the the revolver revolver pulled ell a :: little little Town Clerk. his son Al. on Wednesday. Johnny I mrubAmed of you. W b.-n I | „l the whit., fentber hr jumping rl.<- । hard, accompanied no doubt, by con citizenship. A. J. Hardy and F. A. Applemaii and I rvuu vr.nr noJ> I rrrvrilrl uvw.ll ......... * * Applemun u.,.1 ; In tbe „„ „t p„)pte William ! CF* Griffith is receiving new goods was your age I could spell twice as country. | siderable nervousness, threw h is hand1 family'. nnrdy a,..l t. y doslrv to rerun. thank, to the | p Beyn„|.U. lam.nv. ,|pfenrt,.„t plc„,|. for the wiring tfode. well ns you can.” Johnny “Yes’m. but —On Wednesday, when old borealis I np. the pistol was cxplodwl downward, kindness of their friends evinced dur- ' you had a different teacher from what j r?~If you want some of the l»estnot guilty. was bowl ing cold and drear, and shiv- !: and instant death was avoided. ing their late bereavement. I’ve got." In the case of Dean vs. Burton, jury.. I syrup in the village of Nashville foi ering humanity was hurrying towards ' Gass, it seems is the possessor of a ' 50c. call at __ Wheeler’s. Lewis Durkee was summoned 1>V tel- saw no cause of action. —According to the Vt. Ville Hawk, warm firesides, Ed. Owen dashed into I loathsome disease, which with his in­ ty Fresh Candies at H. G. Hale. Supervisor Lnpham and wife of Maple the Daugherty store with the startling I temperate habits has kept him in a con­ gram to Salamanca, N. Y., on Tnetiday The case of Rcplogh vs. Bradh was Grove were saved from being precipi­ intelligence, “yourstore is on tire.” In­ I dition iHirderdiug upon dire dejectmeut to attend the funeral of his father. He settled. jy I aiu now located in the harness . tated into « a yviiiviiuous tremendous “gulf" one vestigations showed that the stove- uud d«1‘nHD tremens. He was in that took the nine o’clock express. In the case of Messer vs. Starr, judg­ business and will guarntee to save ’ gun one vestigations showed that the stove- ’ every purchaser of a harness, 5 per hundred feet deep and instant death pijM. in t|j0 aUit. had dolrn and , terrible condition of despondency and Possessors of iron by transfering the ment for plaintiff for $80.00. The case of the People vs. Bell for cent. Call and see me. Wm. Clark. the other day, by, the, former noticing H|mrKs sparks ny fly inroiign through me the Ipaih tl,nt o,,1-v u few U fon-’ lhe , .gr&sping , . • ” Ed. uuuc-iiig • .....................---- dnv''- -------.... , | same to Wolcott’s hardware will find the Iiah th«. .... .. * . ... ,„». the wniron wagon wheoL wheel, w when the whiftitrees roof, had given the warning, and. t.|,e I “hnoting, ihe toldi his ..i.:r physician if i__ he, I remunerative prices. See ad. which selling liquor on Sunday was taken up LI"For News, go to II. G.Hale.s. ।.. ii«*u Ki»ru me warning, iuiu rue i will be new and interesting every week. yesterday, and trial proceeded till i.mk» a. na they ti.nv were nMAn.i.-— „ai.oi ... _______ _____ couldn’t get relief from his disease he brolre. lull _flrt. ry Overcoats going rapidly at cost wire done. I w<»uld shoot himself. It is stated that , The regular annual meeting of the noon and was bordering on said “gulf." । damage • • ' ' continued until at Wheeler's. this morning by reason of the m “'■■rbcanl ! — — ™. vraeeo. lie had not been drinking for over two■ Homeopathic Sledical Society, of Barry tS*" Ladies Cloaks at cost at.' <fra7°1'! UP to Friday last, and had ex­ , and Eaton Co’s., takes place at the sickuesw of a witness. a flAy-hboret of th., village grum- ; when everything waa .till, awenderl Wheeler’s. . “ —»—» preMed a desire to leave the saloon Wolcott Hoose on Wednesday, March The case of Maynard, Allen & Co. vs. bl.r.g.I.’gon^L.tebovet thefnrt that ) w A. AyUworth*. b^n-loft U> throw n?“H. G. Hole will prepare your Anson Eupor is on trial. In this case 11' . lb h b y ""“■“Lb X« ehe down some hay, when he discovered business, but he had been raised in a third. Physicians Prescriptions and Family Hon. Clement Smith of Hastings was Eupor was induced to become the agent Receipts carefully from Pure Drugs h“f,-u“k the burly fonn of a good-eued tmnrp saloon And didn’t know what else to of some sharpers, to sell hay-forks, and and at low prices. dZZ^’r'h hv- Ed- heing.rn.- do. On Friday he got in with some in the village on Wednesday, and sold Vermontville chaps, went over to Ver­ his 40-acre farm on the Castleton­ entered into a contract, bui by some tV Half a car-load of horse collars .‘n. «* w'tb a goorl lury-fork r».red oot in legerdemain the contract turned np as at A. R. Wolcott’s harness shop. They = M . bl*m' ,hl' « ferrfMe voice, “Now yon get up And montville with them and came back Woodland town line, to John Bottorff a note for $300. The same old story. poor fellow for feel.ng d.wou™ged. nl Jpot 7hi, Ppitch drunk, since then he has drank for $1,400. were bought before the late advance, It is probable the court will conclude and will be sold at prices that no other P. Holler and wife are called by tele- \ . occasionally, and braced himself' -—We are given to understand that | fork into you clean up to to the handle" dealer on the same quality of goods Kaix. business this up for the occasion of the attempted gram to Buchanan on Monday to at- । Hiram Partello, at a recent session of | and the tramp needed no second invican meet. suicide by Hwallowing some five glas­ tend the funeral of Mrs. Holler's fath- ; —Under the lead-of Rev. A. D. New­ tbe State Road Debating Club, in the I tation bnt “got,” Ed. chasing him ry 1,000 bushels corn for sale at ses of whisky. » er, James Myler, an old veteran pioneer ton tlie society of the M. E. church has discussion Resolved !; across dfrmnon of the tbo question, qumUon, “ "Roaolrwl aenw. Quaker brook. Hl. parent., who realde at Jackwn, Wheeler’s. of Buchanan. been constantly growing since the be­ .ore u a stronger pawiou in the , — Hado Ileynold. ha. finally come to were immediately telegraphed of the ry Buck wheat Flour $8.00 per cwL The M. E. Social will be entertain­ ginning of the present conference human mind than hatred, used ourjjjrief. Saturday evening, Eritx Fred-< occurence and came on the afternoon at Boise &. Francis. name as freely as n thoroughbred erick, the butcher in Smith’s meat i train; but when they discovered that ed by Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Smith on year. As the result of the protracted ty A large installment of new goods would his heels if caught in a drove market, having, occasion to lie in the he would not die they returned to their Wednesday eve., Feb. 85th. A cordial effort, just closed, the church has been just received. Call and see them at of Rases, rake our name in vain all- |>ack room, uvn.il beard ua ■noise at the money I homegind it b* understood as soon as he invitation is extended to all. Refresh­ greatly revived with some 90 conver­ Wheeler’s. sions. The Sunday School has received VOn tn Hiram: Hiratn: there's ..... > looking . iI can stand ..... ....be removed. ' to ments will be served. you want wont to there’s nn no rmtont patent an, ttud ... thither,. saw Undo it he will ry Buy your Flour and Feed, at the Will the Secretary’s of the several I a large - impetus. Last Sunday - evening right on it. ,making • • _ -for the 2__.. ___ door, and yelled nt I Jackson and live with them where they 1 w Feed Store. —Frank Fuller is as positive as ig- | him to come back and disgorge that I can keep an eye on him to prevent a Societie. in XmIivUIo pleaw report । nlthouRl, » tempemnre mu. meeting being held at the Chrirtmn ebureb, ty Fresh lot pickles at uorance and narrowness can make him mone? he took from the drawer; when ' recurrence of an attempt at sclf-de- tl,emM lve.n..ueli,to (be po.tn,..ter so that lie can deliver mail addressed | *™« fl, ied to overflowing, to hear Boise & Francis: tliat the editor hereof is under some Rado turned back with all of the i 8traction. to them. PosTMAaVEg. ! the very able address of Hon. Geo. M. reverential obligations to him, because touching faith that Potter’s ol dest son At first it was thought that the Hardy A Barnes sell more Flour .. .. » u I Dewey, the M. E. ehureh was filled than any other firm in the village. 1 w be (Frank) was suffered to live in thia bad when he pulled the male’s tail, and | wound would prove fatal, but Dr. UpMoser.. H. F. Marble and P. W., „iU1 .ttendve listeners to hoar the community when there were more throwing a half a dollar down on the | John came down from Hastings yester- Knapp, of Hastiogs are canvassing il'Kw Ua*l. Lms» L-mA EF“ Hastings Flour (new process) and log houses, poverty and rutabagas counter, said as natural as suction to a day, removed the ball and os we go this county in the interest of the cel­ gospel. The Mich, conference has but Scipio mills Flour for sale at the than there are Dow. Well. Frank, we snipe, “I want twenty-five cents worth to press the reports are that Gass ebrated New York Nurseries. These few ministers who are the superior in Feed Store. do sort o’ reverence pioneers, and if of meat.” Nevertheless Rado did not will recover, reform his habits and gentlemen exhibit exceedingly fine the pulpit of the Rev. A. D. Newton. MLAmiD2^>. you will keep your old cbenezer down, get the meat, but did get arrested for lead a better life, which we trust will specimens and are prepared to furnish Moy God bless him and speed his work. steer clear of those raiitankerous, rip­ burglary, was brought before Esq. follow, and we sincerely trust that the anything in the line of fruit trees, or­ —The sudden change in the weather, ranting passions of yonrs—and sub­ Parady on Tuesday, wlien he waived ex­ next we hear of him from his Jackson namental trees, shrubs, plants, ete., as now-a-days, enables everybody to scribe for The News, we'll drake nod amination, and was turned over to the home may be that he has recovered low, if not lower, than good stock can ’tend to his nose moat of the time, and lie friends again. tender mercies of the Circuit Judge. in character as well as in health. be purchased elsewhere. other business is being sadly neglected. —A certain Baltimore man who is only 4i feet high has a wife nearly six. —President Killen will accept a third term, if he gets safely through a second. . —Frank Fuller has lost fifteen pounds of good flesh, since that “spirit” story got out. —The would-be suicide, Gass, fur­ nishes a column local for The News readers this week. —And the only thing that could help Dan. Evert’s case now would be a sus­ pension of public opinion. Slowly and aadly they prodded around. With a lw»nty-fbot pole they prodded the ground �(Sat.) The sons of th© Manohn Emperors (hwang-taz) undergo from their tender- fit an awful hole wm too late to b TO GIT MARRIED. bride ope her till I up to little I had crai W« Win mM Uw ro»jr bowse* By »o»* led. said the old lady. . “And their husbands?" asked Mrs. Blandon. “Well, Betsy’s husband is a good sort of a man, you know, and is kind in his way. But the one in Jersey, Emi­ the latter a courtesy (ts-ch’ien), which is w.uow chairs, cradles, bibs, pap, sugarly’s husband, would rather I were any­ then returned in the same form. The Mata, paregoric, hive sirup, castor oil, Godfrey’s cordial, soothing .sirup, rhuwhere ehs than there; ten to one if ho ring up I again fell sprawling on oor, to the admiration of the asto__ _________ multi­ Jude. I was finally put to bed and there all my troubles ended. Good . night ____________________ ‘ Canine and Hnniau Intelligence. *^?*J““* r”*1* have to go, or else, 'over the hills to the up his book, deposits it before his teach­ bflla. Shadows future — more nine- .August Fifemacher were out walking, poor-house.” Here the poor woman er, and returns to his seat to repeat the pound liabies, more hive sirup, etc , etc. ।and Mr. Ramschneider waa boasting of th© intelligence of biz dog. burst out crying. * But ;Emil/ hkeA to the tutor requests » eunuch in aTj ’“Sftehere,” he said; “I place my hat here. In this fence corner; Fconceal 41 a greaFHealof gooTTy'SEig'care oF tendance"foliribg the ferule (ch*ihg: the children, and doing the liffbt work, pan) and makeo-s aboiy of administer­ waa kinder in my line tot be taken with under the brush and dried leaves. We but he— well, I,suppose it would be bet­ ing correction. But each imperial pupil the shakes every time I saw a pretty gal will no gewalk on. We pus down the ter, if I were dead and but" of the way, is accompanied by eight fellow-students approaching me, and I’d cross the street lane; we geturnen this comer; wo stroll and I sometimes think tho end is not (pwan-hiU) known in the Manchu lan­ any time rather than face one; ’twaan’t by the woods. I send Bismarck back guage as ha-ha-chu, who study the same because I didn’t like the critters, for if for my hat See, my friend? he com­ far off." “I hope it is a • good ways off," said books as their young master. When it I was behind a fence looking through a prehends mo; he flies through the her friend, "and, now that I have heard becomes necessary to admonish the lat­ knot hole! oouldx’t.look at one long woods; he speeds down the lane; he vour story, which is really a pitiable one, ter more seriously the ha-ha-chn are enough. Well, my sister Lib gave a duappeurs around the corner; present­ I will make you an offer. You know, beaten with the ferule vicariously; but party one night, and I staved away ly he will back gekommen before I to have time to catch cold in my bead." Mrs. Williams,'! am quite alone, with when the imperial pupil acquits him­ It was true, m Mr. Erust Ramthe exception of the servant girl I keep, self well they^re, qn the other hand, face the music. I hung around the and am sufficiently well off to give commended zor rewarded. A recalci­ house whistling “Old Dan Tucker," Bchneider had said. The intelligent somebody a home; and now, if you will trant nud obstinate Prince is, as tho but dancing to keep my feet warm, watch­ dog, readily understanding what wm come and live with mo the ensuing two resort, actually himself flogged, though ing tho heads bobbing up and down wanted, bped down the laue and flew years, instead of going back to Jersey probably only nominally, by tho teach­ behind the window curtains', and wish­ aror-nd tho comer to get the hat. But to encounter sour looks, you shall be er, or taknnkjbefore the Emperor, who ing the thundering party would break ho did not get it all tho same. For, just perfectly welcome. Indeed, I will con­ directs a onnqch to pinch his checks up so I could get to’ my room. I as he flew around the comer, sider it a favor to have you with me, as (ch’ih pa jou).[ The late Emperor T'uhg- smoked u bunch of cigars, and a wary, though ■not on affluent ‘ rho had walohed the cirI am in want of your genial company; chih waHrequently tweaked in this way us it wu getting late and mighty tramp, “ ‘Over the hills to the poor-house.’ uncomfortable, I concluded to shin cub from afar, ifar, was in the act and it -always was my nature- to want by order of the Empresses. There, that is just my case,” said old j Mr. F.amschneisome one around mo to pet a little." Tho Chinese lesson occupies two up tho door-post. No sooner said than of ■ appropriating untohimself, ---------- ------and—when Mrs. Williams caught hold of tho hours; after this come tbe Manchu and done, and I soon found myself snug in dex’s new hat unto lady’s hand and raised it to her lips, bo Mongol lessons iu composition, given bed. “ New," says I, “ let her ripl the dog got up in short range he fired tained the poem alluded to. delighted was she at the proposal made by tho teachers who enjoy the loss hon­ Dance till your wind gives out!" And, a clay-cold clod, as hard as a door-knob, “ Not quite so l>ad as that,” replied to her. "I will come," she said, “and orable title of so-fu, and who are cuddling under the quilts, Morpheus at that faithful animal, with a force tho neighborly friend whom shw ad­ try to make you just as little trouble as obliged to meet their pupil at grablied me. • I was dreaming of solt- that knocked a howl out of him os long dressed. I poseibly can—oh, thank you— the door and make the first obei­ sbell crabs and stowed tripe, and was as a eJothca-line, and sent, him wailing “ Well, I expect it will come io that; thanks.” sance. Then come lessons in various having a good time, when some one ami weeping bock to bis astonished next month I have got to ba toted “Do not mention the word trouble spoken languages—Manchu, Mongol. knocked at the door and woke me up. master. And when Mr. Ramschneidcr down to my daughter’s, in Jersey. You again in connection with your coming. T’ongat, and iu local Chinese dialects. “Rap!" again. I laid low. "Rap, rap, rap!" and his friend hastened to investigate, know I ptay two years with Betsy, hero, I am not sure but it is a wholly-sdflah After these como courses of instraction Then I heard a whispering, and I know they found under the brush an old hat, and then twp years with Emily. I act on my part; I want your company." iu foot and horse archcry (ma pu-chien), there was a whole raft of gals outside. that had lived in more ahh heaps than have done that ever since my son “Well,*I will try to bo as agreeable as athletics, fencing, putting tho stone, “Rap, rap!” Then Lib sin^s out, "Jack, you could count in a week, and moved off West. He said at tho time an ignorant old woman like me can be.” etc. (knng-tau-shih), under the guidance are you there?" “Yes,” rays I. Then greasy and forbidding in its general he went I could go with him, but ho "All but the ignorant, Mrs. Williams; of a class of instructors called an-ta. came a roar of laughter. “ Let us in,” appearance that Mr. Rumschneider knew that would be impossible, with you are as good company as I want’’ Tho wholo of tho young Princes* day is says she. *1 won’t/ says I; “can't you wouldn’t touch it with his cane. Far my feeble health; so it was safe to make The tenors of her tour to Jersey now taken np with mental or physical exer­ let a fellow alone?” “Are you abed?" away, beneath the distant fields, they me the offer. When odr form was sold oter, the old lady was the happy of cises, and they retire to rest at a very says she. “I am," says L “Getup,” saw tbe snnlight shining on Mr. Romin Jersey, ho took the money, camo happiest. Betsy, too, was pleased at early hour. At suitable intervals their says she. “ I won’t," says L Then schneider’s $5 hat, and the tramp of here to York State, bought a farm, tho the thought of having her mother so meals ore weighed out for them, and on came another laugh. By thunder! I the dusty highway was jogging along one adjoining this where Betsy now near her. Mrs. Blandon lived in a no account are they allowed to indulge began to get riled. "Get out, you pet- under it But Air. Ramschneider walked lives, and bad tho deed made out in pleasant, grand, old house, luxuriously in the pleasures of the tabic. At the ticoated scarecrows! ” I cried; “ can’t home bare as to his head, which is of his own name. Ho had no right furnished, for she was wealthy. Tho ago of 15 they must marry. you get a beau without hunting a fel­ the bald, baldy, and he hasn’t got out to do it, of course; >nd why tho girls grounds in summer, with their flowers, The Emperor sleeps with eight hand­ low out of bed? I won’t go home with of bed yet with the cold he caught. and I allowed him to is now a mystery fountains, graveled, walks, quiet lawns, maids (ch'ang-tsai) sitting upon his bed you—I won't, so you may clear cull" Hocc fabnla docet that you when yon me; for they should have shared and singing birds, seemed like a para­ and sixteen others (ta-ying) underneath Aud, throwing a boot al the door, I felt stake the instinct of the canis against equally with him, and I been allowed dise to old Mrs. Williams’ former way of tho bed, all of them girls from the im­ better. But, presently, oh, mortal but­ tho cheek of a tramp, you can just bet the ns© of n third; and, then, my two living. Then, hearing no words but perial household (nei-wu-fu). Their tons! I heard a still, small voice, very multum peennim thecanis will be left — boys in California should have had the kindliest, besides having been function is to keep watch over his' Maj­ much like Sister Lib's, and it said, “Jack, Burlington Hawk-Eye. something. But we were al! so foolish promised shortly after she went to live esty, have to o---x-. get up, — for theogirls ’ things esiy.ona and they uicy are not nui allowed suowea to vo sneeze, auecw, you .---- .— -— - -------------—-o~~ Ruined by a Spider. ■ as to allow that selfish Cal to get it with Mrs. Blandon that she always conftb, .pit, or utter Uly round. The uro m there!a ’ Oh, Lord, whet . pwklel1 " . . .« . ■»,_______ _ __ ___ t. T ’hmlr <-»# a tn aH nil th into Ins own hands. The girls got mar­ should have a home with her, she wm movements Think of Tn me in H bed, all nmmrwl covered tri with Spiders crawling more abundantly of the Emperor after wak­ ried, or I cannot say how they would constantly in a frame of mind to offer ing in the morning are signalized by a shawls, muffs, bonnets and cloaks, and and conspicuously than usual upon the have got along, and I am left on their thanks to God for giving her so good o clapping of hands on the part of the twenty girls outside tho door wailing to indoor’walls of our houses foretell the hands.” friend. Thus, after raising up her eunuch on guard. Once a year—on get in! If I had stopped to think, I near approach of rain; but the follow­ “ Don’t he send you ■ any money to children, a stranger proved the greater Nqw Year’s day—the Emperor and should have died on the spot As it ing anecdote intimates that eome of help yourself with?" friend to her. % Empress preside at a grand banquet, waa, I rolled ont among the bonnet­ their habits are the equally-certuin in­ “ No, not a cent; he has got a wife tho Empress sitting on the Emperor’s wire and ribbons in a hurry. “Smash I" dication of frost being at hand. Quar­ that would prevent his doing that, if left hand. This is the only (‘cession went the millinery in every direction. termaster Disjonval, seeking to. beguile dress the dark- —--for — there What Saved Jackson. she could, even if he were inclined to. during the year on which the Emperor I had---to , — --- — -----------­ the’ tedium of his priton hours at • crack in the door, andI gwta wtll Utrecht, had studied attentively the She treated me shamefully tho little Mr. S. Park Baker, of Youngstown, can see his wives together, and oom-! time I lived with her, before they N. Y., after having read a current ac­ pare their respective merit*. . The I peep-and the way I fumbled about habits of tho spider; and eight years of ou 8‘™w haU,- ,rh® cnttcal imprisonment hod given him leisure to moved West. She little realized or count of the Jackson-Dickinson duel, Empress prosents articles of food (k'e- I w“ • cared how hard I worked to help earn thus writes to a friend in Kentucky: shih) to tho eunuchs, who receive it ■ moment came. I opened the door and l>e well versed in its ways, in Decem­ 3 -women. right among the -------- ber, of 1794, tho French army, on tho property she was then living on. There i« one feature about this duel from her Majesty on their knees, and [ ____ _---------?4! cned one.,. "Oh, my whose success his restoration to liberty With house work, dairy, six children— with Dickinson, however, that seems a the Emperor performs the same polite-1 _Pa, mJ .’l01111 _ w____,!!" -----cried* another, ---- ------ and they depended, wan in Holland, and victory one of whom died when he was 12 little peculiar, and that is that Gen. ness tdhhe women. The Emperor is I Leghorn years old—to take care of, never having Jackson, who was n very spore man in spoken of and to as hwangohang— 'I pitched in. They pulled me this way Beemed certain if the frost, then of un­ any hired help within doors, but one or his person, should have been dressed “Majesty"—by all but tbe members of and that, boxed my earn, and one bright­ precedented severity, continued.. The eyed little piece—Sul ---- her name Dutch Envoy had failed to negotiate a two hired men to cook for a good part in a loose-fitting gown or coat, so that the inner banners, who use the term of the year, I generally had.- plenty of his antagonist could not readily tell the “chu-taz"—“dominus.” The Emperor, whs—put her arms around my neck and peace, and Holland was dtepaxring, -work to do. For months together, in locution of his body. Dickinson aimed Empress and concubines arts all called kissed me right on, 'my lips. Human when the frost suddenly broke. The spring and summer, I arose at 4 in the right, and if Jackson’s body had been by the eunuchs “fo-ye," or “chu-tsz," nature couldn’t Blond that, and I gave Dutch were now exulting, and the morning, and wm so hurried through where Dickinson supposed it was, and that is, “Buddha" or “dominus,”and tho her as good as she sent. It was the French Generals prepared to retreat; the whole day that I could not find where, perhaps, the code duello would imperial Princes “ye"—the latter term first time I ever got a taste, and it was but the spider warned Dmjonvul that They time to sit down long enough to comb say it ought to have been, there is no equivalent to “sire." T ’ , are spoken i powerful good. 1 believe I could have the thaw would lie of short duration, kriuewi that tltat gal ml from from Julius .Tilting Civsar io and he knew that his weather monitor , kissed any hair until 9 in the evening. And just reason to doubt that Geu. Jackson of as “ako." after that hour I often had about an would at that time have “passed in his The three inner gates of the imperial Fourth cf July. “Jack,” said she, "we never deceived. He contrived, to com­ hour’s work to do before I could retire. checks," for the ball from Dickinson’s apartments are never entered even by are sorry to disturb you, but municate with the army of his country­ We always had a good deal of compa­ pistol would have struck his heart be­ eunuchs, and, of men, only eunuchs are won't yon see mo home?” “Yes," men and ita Generals, who di.y esti I did do it, muted hffi character, and relied upon ny, too, and a schoolmarm and school­ yond any doubt, according to the ac­ allowed to pass the fifth gate, which is said I, “I will." master to board five or six weekn, each, count of the duel. Now, the criticism watched by a corps of imperial guards and had another smack at the gate, too. his assurance that within a few days the during the year; for it was then the and point I make in the character of (fihi-wei), whe are authorized to strike After that, wo took a kinder turtle-do v- water would again be passable by fashion for teachers to board around, “Old Hickory,” in respect to this duel, the shins of even the highest officer ing after each other, both of us sighing troopa. They delayed their retreat. particularly in the rural districts. 1 is thia: Having dressed himself in a man­ who may approach without giving the like a barrel of new cider when we were Within twelve days frost had returned know I thought it .something of a tax ner to deceive Dickinson as to the precise word. If an inmate of the female away from each other. ’Twas at the —the French army triumphed. Dis­ to put up teachers’ aufl children’s din­ location of his (Jackson’s) body, and, apartment* wishes to purchase any-1 close of a glorious summer day—the jonval was liberated; and a spider had ners so many weeks in the year, and having received Dickinson’s bullet thing, or to communicate with the outer ■ sun waa sotting behind a distant hog­ brought down ruin on the Dutch na­ what I remember os one of without any serious injury, it was not a world, she must send a handmaid to pen—tbe chickens were goibg to roost tion. my worst tonka was going around just and fair thing in Jackson afterward sound the iron plate (tien), or the clap­ —tbe bull-frogs were commencing their An Editor Killed. .into the cold rooms .a winter— to take deliberate aim at Dickinson and per (bong-tsz), with which the harem is evening aongs—tbe pollywogs, in their S. H. Brummet, editor of tho Hollis­ for wc never kept but one fire—and kill him. No matter what the provoca­ provided, ou which the heed eunuch native mud puddles, were preparing ter (Cal.) Enterprise,,ww recently shot making up five or six beds. It is al- tion was on the port of Dickinson which approaches to inquire who is in want of themselves for the ahadcs of night, and and killed by the editor of the Tele­ ■ most a wonder the little children did led to the duel, it seems to me that, assistance. Having learned who culls Bel and myself sat upon an antiquated graph- G. W. Carleton, published at not freeze, sleeping in those great cold having resorted to what was then con- he dispatches the under eunuch es­ back log, listening to tno music of na­ the same plane. There bad been an rooms; but I did my best to try to keep >-idered an honorable method of set­ pecially attached to this department, ture, such as tree tooda, roosters and unusually animated controversy be­ their comfortable, going around to tling the difficulty, they were each who addresses the handmaid aud takes grunting pigs, and now and then the tween tbe two papers respecting tho their rooms ©very night and tucking up bound to give the other fair play, and her orders, either verbally or on a ehp mellow music of a distant jackasa was publication of tho delinquent tax-list. the bed-clothes, until they were fairly the only excuse or justification I can of paper. wafted to our ears by the geutle zephyrs This culminated in the publication of grown uj). My husband used to tell find for Gen. Jackson- lor his deliberate The Cabinet Ministers (chuu-chi) that sighed among the mullein stalks, a charge with blazing head-lines iu the me I mode a slave of myself for my and premeditated killing of Dickinson rise every morning at 2, present them­ and came heavy laden with the deli­ Telegraph that Brummet was a horse­ cious odor of hen roosts and pig styes. •children, but I did it with a free wifi, is tho fact that perhaps, upon general selves nt court st 3 it m. and are then thief and a scoundrel generally. Brum­ >and would do the same again if I wore principle*, Dickinson ought, to have received iu audience. Their meals are The last lingering rays of the setting I met met Carleton on the street and ’to live my life over again. When my been killed for slandering so upright served up gratis from the Emperor’s sun, glancing from the biass buttons oi 1 ask.od why such an infamous charge little boy died I know I Dearly mourned and estimable a woman as the' wife of pantry, and tho whole day is spent at a solitary horseman, shone through u had been made against him. Without myself to death; and then how. glad J Gen. Jackson. In reading an account the palace until 4 p. m. on “ off7' days, knot hole in tbe hog pen, full in tial'a making any reply Carleton drew his re­ -was I had always tried to make him so of this fight I am reminded of the duel and till-6 p. m. on days when there is face, dyeing her hair with an orange­ volver, and quick os a flash fired, the ihappy uud comfortable. And then, between John Randolph and Kentucky’s military business to discuss. Thus the peel hue, and showing off my thread­ ball striking Brummet in tbe forehead. wrheci the other two boys wept off to most illustrious citizen, Henry Olay, in only time they can, call their own is bare coot to a bail advantage—one of The wounded man lingered a few minCalifornia, I wm glad 1 had been bo 1826, only tbe termination of this duel from, say 5 p. m. to 2 a. m. If indis­ my anus was aroand Sal's waist, ole. »ud died. There ... greU uidig. good -and motherly to, , them. They was not so disastrous as the former, and posed, of course they may obtain leave my hand resting on tne small of her nation nwwu in m Hollister Holluter over owr the event, eyetit, and ud ware young, one 16 and the other 18. yet it might have been if Mr. .Clay had of absence, which must frequently be a back—she was toying with my auburn tho authorities bafi considerable diffi­ It seemed almost lik.- burying them to not, to Koine extant, been deceived as to great boon. The chun-clii nhver re­ locks of jet-black hue—she wm almost culty in protecting their prisoner from lot them go; but their father thought the location or .position of Randolph’s turn the calls of any but the moat dis­ gone, and I was ditto. She looked like a crowd anxious to lynch liitri. Brumit might be the best for them in the body, for it was stated by some one that tinguished provincial officers, and ©ven a grasshopper dying with tbe hiccoughs, met was a young man and was general­ end. Bat he did not live long enough Mr- Olay remarked after the dpel was then this is done on the way from the and I felt like a mud turtle choked ly esteemed in the community. The with a codfish ball. afterward tn knew whether they were over tha| he might as well shoot at a charge made against him grew out of a " Sal," says I, in a voice mutical as misunderstanding between himself and ■necetaful or nut, having died in less jpMr of longs as at Randolph.' . 7 The Xoblo Red Roman. thio notes of a dying swan, “ will you than a year after they went. They have a former employer in a question of have me?7 now been thore^ six years, have both A man living in Goodwin canon says wages, in which Bnimmet settled the married, and write that tticv do hot She turned her eyes heavenward, matter by appropriating for payment a Henceforth Vesuvius msy be asoend- that while near an Indian oamp the mack meme than make a good living." 1 by means of srailway whiah is 900 other day be was attracted by groans clasped me by the hand, had an attaci horse, which he bad in his possession. and screams in the wickiup, and going of the heaves and blind staggers, and, His employer did not see an oppor­ aitberr" construe tod with great care upon u to it he found a squaw who had just with a Mgh that drew her sboe-string < tunity of avenging himself through the “No, they don’t know but I havo plen­ Hulid pavement, and it is believed to be given birth to twins. Wtnle he was to her palate, stid “YeaF .She gave law, so he procured the publication in ty to be comfortable. as I have never perfectly secure from all incursions. of standinff there the squaw, witbout pay­ dear out then and squatted in my. lap. Carleton’s paper of an affidavit charging •written them about Cal’s unkind be­ lava. The mode of traction is by two ing nuy attention to him, duiiberateiy I hugged her until I broke my sub­ Brummet with being a thief, etc. steel ro[>ee putin moveirent by a steam picked up one of the infanta, and, set­ penders, and her breath smelt of onions A St. Louia Baicherfa Find. “I should write and tefl them about, engine at the foot of the oone. The ting her teeth into ita throat, fairly which she had eaten the week before. As Joaeph Bua&e, a 8V Louis butcher Well, to make a long story short, she At» Mr,-. William*. for I should >ay he is wheels of the carriages are so made ks choked it to death before his eyes and greatest scamp outside .cl prison to be free from any danger of leaving before he could interfere. Upon ques- set the day, and we practiced for four was slicing up a cow to supply with .■■wisfliJ?? t-j.'. — -------— which ----------------, — beef the cuatomeN of his market, he saw the rails,, — beside each carriage is tion'ing her aa to her reason far killing “Oiriy wdfivh, Mrs. Bianden, that is toruiUjcd with uu exceedingly power- the infant, she replied: “ Two panoooe, into the room to be married, till we got among the contents of the animal’s stomach a email, green, odd-looking all," replied :ho p-xir old lady, tears fal automutiejwake, which, should the no good; one, heap plenty,” aua that lump. He picked at ibis irmp until he rope by any chance break, will stop the hum all he could learn from her about of Musoovy ducks. gushing from he r ©yea. Thu night, the company, and tbe had unrolled a wad of $10 greenbackr. “Wei!, do year two California boys train almost iuatautantxjusjy. Ono of the matter. * Thia practice i& a common ^the chief features of the undertaking thing among the Bhoohones, and but minister came, the signal was given, J. O. Little, from whom Bum© bought write you kind and frequent letters?" was tbe water supply, but that han been one of a pair of twins, always the male, and arm in arm we ma-cbed through the cow, chimed the money, but Busse obviated by thd7 formation of two very is allowed to live. The method used the crowded hall. Wb were just enter­ refuses to give it up, arguing that if a write kindly, though not as I do to large reservoirs, one at the station, the by the squaws in carrying their babies ing the parlor door, when down I went man wants to fatten his cattle on green­ oihei’ near the observatory. in a bosket on their buck makes it in- kerslap on the oilcloth, pulling Sal af- backs the batchers will not object. PITH AUD POINT. Exocgh for A dbcuvdig ag<k-Sausage. “Mx wedding trip,” said the groom, as he stumbled over the bride’s train, A DEXB part—One that ’’costs more than it is worth. ’’ .' The man at the helm has a stern duty to perform. The young man’a first xazor—Her What ha calls his adored Sarah—A Sally of wit Era* are not eyes when cigar-emoke makes them water. It’b the same with, the men as with eggs: You can't toll whether they are good or bad till they’re broke. A PiaxosoFHXB. says: You require in marriage precisely tho same quality that you would in eating sausages— ab­ solute confidence. Xms is simple fnedical advice for curing a pimple: “ First hold the pim­ ple oVer a’slow fire until it oomes to a boil; then 4 bust ’ it" Indiosakt wife—“If I had known yon ware coming home in this condi­ tion, I should have gone home to my father’s." Inebriated husband—“flic— would you? I'm awf sorry didn’t shend you word—hie." A dealer in musical instrumente, in one bis advertisements, declares that his drums, among other articles that h© has for sale, “can't be beat." Will ha be kiud enough to tell us what they are good for, then ? “What a beautiful sight! ” exclaimed Mrs. Jones, rapturously, as she looked over tho beautiful scenery from a Penn­ sylvania railroad car. "Yes," re^-lied Jones, without raising his eyes from his paper, “anthracite." Ax Albany woman brings suit against a telephone company for trespass in putting ita wires on the roof of her building. It isn’t the trespass, how­ ever, that troubles her so much as the fact that there is gossip going on over her head that she cannot get hold of. And time Mt to bo married; Dot IDtloy Clr>d, PUgotmed, at wm » lucky laid Pat, ur if I’d married laddy A WKLL-nvsBANDKD lady is now re­ siding in the State of Arkansas. She is 65 years of age, and is now living with that outrageous man who has as­ sumed the position of being her four­ teenth husband! It is said that in tbe hall of her house are thirteen pegs, upon each of which hangs a hat duly labeled as the property of each of the defunct husbands. Il must take con­ siderable courage "to hang up your hat” in that hall. A scientist asserts that “ the aggre­ gation of bioplastic germs evidence an irresistible tendency to correllate their molecules in inverse ratio to the capil­ lary processes of differentiation.” This will not affect these young men who swore off on New Year’s and intend to keep their pledge, but to those per­ sons who are wasting their substance in beer, draw-poker, hot toddies, pool, and other intoxicating beverages it is u ter­ rible warning. It must be a dreadful thing to have one’s molecules correllatod, etc.—Norristown Herald. A litilv bilUnii, A UtUe coo. A little co ml ok And going, till And that ends it.—Salem Sunbeam. ■ Voting man you To wrong— And that begins it.—Elmira Gazette. An Irishman of Montana w>s work­ ing a pl *oer mine, a few milas from Bear Gulch, and visited that place one day to get his tools sharpened. Just as he wm about to start buck soma ono | ,„ ld him that thu if „ would woukl go homo by told if h ho lhe way n- of ot Sour Krout Krou, Gulch Qt the he oould Fat started out, but -after traveling several miles the sun wav almost down* and he had seen nothing that looked familiar. At last he made up his mind that he was lost, and, to use his own words, feared he “ would be robbed and murtbered intirely ail alone." While he was in this state of mind he spied a cinnamon bear on the aide of the mountain, and was almost ready to fall to the ground with fright Recov­ ering his self-pouMMaiou a httle, he said: “ I thought it wouldn't do ta let the eluded X might intimidate liim by ing him think there were riveral of ma. So, walking a little faster, I called out as loud as iver 1 oould, ‘Mikel Oi say. Mike, honld off, a bit — hi..1 . Hmroo <4 eomwdraSCT. Sheriff Clark, of Chriotian county. Hl., has a brother who is Sheriff, of county, Ky. �Cataxrx.— asuddeA ve a hfe of temper­ ance, industry aud self-denial, ax to ev­ ery animal gratification; and with tbw Having an eye to the glory of God. this __—f— —11 11— -tel ity and rcpnWA until, with one When she had grown calmer and more at rest, beginning to look around and wonder and admire,, a little feeling of irritation began to grow at his heart. Why had she eome? Had he not made all comfortable for her st home? Hero she would be conatraine-d, unnatural. And Violet. Ho could picture the aatonibhed look which would creep into her eyes when he said to her, “ This is my mothernay, more, the naughty curve which would gather about her mouth, so rich and ripe, and sweet. Bo tho question at his heart found words, and he scarcely himself knew the innate irritation they betrayed.. “ Mother, why did you not 1st me know you were coming?" ** I meant to surprise you, my boy." OinxnjunfH Medical Gatetie says that children should, never tw allowed to vat anything between meals exempting dry bread. If they cannot eat mat they afe net hungry’. Indulgent mothers rain the digestions of their children by allowing them to eat dainties. An old writer says: “ A good digestion is to ths body whit a good conscience is to the mind—the great cause of happiness.’’ Chapped Hakds.—A physician in charge of the health department of the ifinneeota Homestead says that, for rough or chapped hands, mix Indian meal aud vinegar together thick, rub the hands long and well; dry near tbe fire without washing; whefa dry, rub with glycerine. If vpu give this a thorough trial you will be surprised at the change.' away, he would still seen only the picture of the wom­ arranged that we should u-eet on am angel of eternity proclaims time uo an’s face whom he loved. excursion I was taking to Wr»t Pcwst longer.—Exchange. It wm with him now as it had been and out of it came his app-dnlcae»t to with him for hours past, aitwe the mo­ the Navy Department Bouwwwll, ’ soldi 1SIMMTSIU MOWS. ment he had plact-d his fate in Viola the General, “went out of the Cabinet Fane's keeping, and she had accepted W* sent last year to Europe 1,500,­ to become Senator. Rut I think Ito iL No wonder that it all aecmed 600 hides. regretted it. He told me one’day that he felt homesick after leaving the odSeven machines in Pittsburgh, Pa., new and strange to him—that he was heedless of time and. space. । ministration. I had difficulty in indaeproduce!, last year, over 1,063,345 kegs Bush a delicate, highborn lady, and he ing Mr. Fish to remain eight years. At —Oh, another vision came before him one time he was so bent on reaagning now. Not tbe chocrful' office, with its that I had selected Lis successor. It Altoona rc luxations appointments—he might at would have been President White, of and night. least offer Violet a home worthy of her Cornell” ■ . >f . the new —but the Jut memory of tM'day" *hen be will be had nm, a little, bare-footM M- about I have done wrong?" ALL SORTS. dorizeb.—Dissolve a drachm of nitrate his motiieFs cottege,'aad the toiling tor “Ho, no," ho hastily replied. “ Come, ahe you must eat and go to bed You need of lead in a pailful, aud a drachm of Steam and horse railroads in this her only child by which common salt in a jugful of soft water; one by one the country require 100,000 men to labor had earned mix the two solutions. Bolt water is lime. dollars which, had sent him first to on Bunday. But, long after he had bidden her essential, on account of its preventing To SUPPORT the saloons of the connOirEffirm of Ludington. Mich., has the village school, and then to tbe great good-night, he aat and thought. the formation of an insoluble carbonate city to learn the profession for which purchased 140,000,000 feet of standing His mother had come to make her he^longed. | home with him. This was dear. If he of lime and lead, i Dip ngaiuto the so­ quires $500,000,900. . pine timber. lution. and bang them np in the offen­ Ho less than >12,000,000 of the peo­ ।told >>" h» 'rtU'd “ «i>o sive room, or pour some of the mixture There are made yearly in Reading ple's money goes every year to main­ and Berks connties, Pa., over 6,000,000 upon excrements, or down tbe privies or Xa. ftn! Far a time he planned 1U out—how sinks. This solution is of ordinary tain the preachers. woolen hats. V be would tell her the city life was not The Prince of Wales belongs to every The West is not able to supply coke uigbi hex»W wnakludite. dreve even I u her nood,. ^eu Violet strength, but may be made much secret society in England except the fast enough for consumption in Eastern VifiJel Fane stoeeuwlsuEB nun? I need never know of the plain, humble stronger if desired.. If carbonate of temperanco ones. ' iron furnaces. Ttumbo^l.™ lougerMlgwed ber । Mulc h>d p^kemed to lead and lime form, pour off the deal­ Half a citizen’s time in the oounb„ o,n hll d, ,h.t hih might liquid and use none of the lodimeaL The rolling mills of Chicago now em­ to «urk< ttue. »bo tot U e«o m her triee of tbe Old World is ‘ taken up in Fob Weak Eyes.—A simple' remedy ploy ovar man, mid are running UU1« oottago, thinking ol, utd praying , h, tb. h«n<!. of . gentlemto. for, ber boy, who wae good mxd fen-1; oh him!1 ..Could ever for week or “ore eyes is recommended, learning how to be a soldier. night and day. ,. Oh, ^0 shame on on him Could bo he ever . erous to her ; but waa U his fault that T he capita] employed on British A ptvtp. mine has recently been dis­ wash them clean, even of the thought? as follow.;: Get a 5 cent cake of elder covered iu Garrett county, Md. The. his patients were so many and his hours No, Violet should know the truth I He dowers at the druggist’s, and steep in railroads is $3,500,000,000. It is admin • so precious that ho could find no time could bear tho scorn now in her eyes one gill of soft water. It must be isterad by 224 distinct companies. Ou the cround :h*« cannot br tr>n>«-> d MJffin orc jiskln $1111 to the ton.' ■ to gladden her old heart by a glimpse and in her Voice, as ehe would question steeped in bright tin or earthenware; Boston baked beans, in cans, are Tick fifteen car-manufacturing estab­’ of him now and then ? him how dared he look up to her, but strain nicely, and then add three drops now issued as port of the army ration lishments in this countiy turned out’ And now—now that he thought of i bis mother should share his homo and of laudanum; bottle it tight,* and keep to troops in the field. 37,350 cars in eleven months. Violet as bis wife—Violet, with her in a cool place; then use it as a wash, The trade of tbe city of Borne has Arizosa Uss produced a quality of• high-bred ways—Violet, whose every |' heart to the end. It wns too late now to visit Violet to-- letting some of it gel iu the eyes. Fol­ declined since the overthrow of the cotton equal to the Bea Island cotton1 association was in such a widely differ­ I night, but he went up-stairs, and. softly low this, and relief is certain. If the Pope's Government. from seed brought from Chins. ent sphere—could it be that be was । turning the knob of the door of tho eyes are painful or much Bore, make To nus a debtor on a postal card hat The lead mines near Phoenixville,, ashamed of ,,his mother? . where xns his mouier mother sirpi, sl?pt, uu he noise- . small■ soft .. . .. I room Sucre ■ ~compresses, . • , wet in the mixt. , Tho cn<l e died oat entirely; tho ]otil „pr0Mh<d too bod? and, bond- ,,re. “d bu>li o,“ U1<> <',t“ •* “fl**1- been decided by the Supreme Court of Pa., which have l»ccn idle for twentytwo yeais, are now being worked. wood n,°\ V1.*’ i»g dowo. tonebed bi. lip. to the old i U tb. eyre w. btnUy teltemod, nre it Ohio to be- unlawful. The Germans in Paris, who are esiiL i. *?” ° °t'k ' ‘.‘."“'Ir Si: Withered iorebe.ui reverently. I Ireely; and a too made oi elder The Southfield corset shops at New ?“d glad w’ers. and sh„ HU1W < - sob of ' -6° --------------■ drunk, will help cleanse , mated at 40,000 or 50,000, have cstabMarlboro, Mass., are running night and bnt a red-hot fln.h burned on Dr MolRIAzwl Pure T>nM rock salt and <>r>r1 water |I lished lial.eri a n weekly wpc'.lv paper narwr in their thair own nvn r ° the bloodday, and are turning out 750 dozen ton s chock as he rose to find his way • . ---- ---- .. your -----weak *- -— . opto. hi. room end bod, and perbape I -Mj, my , ,h„ j ttonght will strengthen eyes — if -youlanguage. corsets a week. torpotlninore in aloop. waj4 not glad to neo hi. mother." bathe them in it. I would earnestly Bkm Thurston, who was seven and a The packages of tomatoes put up Forthroe long hour, he eonght the, Ho °ieUd wond(ring advise you to avoid mixtures cr half feet in height, recently died in last year in the United States reach the boon m run and rrhon U lut it ot. I wb y,1 he„, ;dt u h,, tmd.ho washes containing mineral or other Titus county, Texas. His father is total of 19,968,000, of which New Jersey to him, and hl. tired eye. olored, how feuUuloep a-ith hi. band tight!, oiaaped poisons. nearly eight feet high. put up 5,592,000 cans. could he but dream of those other eyes I jQ ‘ ' How to ChecECoughs.—Dr.BrownThe New Orleans Picayune is 43­ It is estimated that 50,000 men and teet awakontog in tbe tar-ofl home. I .. You did no( oomc ^ghtarid *1 am my own master!" cried a young women are employed in Philadelphia which eorneho. to-n.ght bad tm poreirt- ]liB b^toed, when, next morning, he Sequard says that there are many facts years old. It was started as an man, proudly, when a friend tried to which show that morbid phenomena of experiment in journalism, aud got it* in the manufacture of clothing, making ently haunted his thoughts? stood in her presence. Cr node him from an enterprise which respiration can always be stopped by name from the coin for which it waa 20,000,000 suits a year. In th. littl. cotUge aflw« bu.De, tor .. „ j the influence of arrest. Coughing, for sold—fif cents a copy. had on hand; “lam my own master I" Chicago's lumber receipts the past Sire. Molten had determined to give her | c(,mo d WI how nawonllyi instance, can be stopped. by pressing on “Did you ever consider what a re­ Talmage has discovered the great­ year have uxtu been weeu greater by ao 25 pvr per ctuu, cent, LMjy boy u>asurprise,aui .nrpnre, nod tbe trum lor London । love. Lot night my mother the nerves of tbe lip in the neighborsponsible post that is? ” asked his jear trouble about church work. He saya and her shipments by 15| per cent., ' started very earlv. re re 3 ..t V. re .. rerere * MBre. —..Wre rkuM. friend. came to me. Nay, do not start. It waa I L hood of *lbthe nose. A preenure there that when you see one Christian hard tore in any previou. ycre; London I It l«y ten long how. uwxy. . no TO . ula[ Irom uul Bn pnJ ,„ al , „ ul . elu . "Responsible—is.it?" . no visitant from the spirit land, but an may prevent a cough when it is begtn- at work there are fifty others watching The Delaware rolling miD, at Phil- I H would be almost nightfall when abe reaJi;y. j fiave never told vou ning. Sneezing maybe stopped by tbe “A master must lay out the work he Prefixing iu the)1 tmd trying to boss the job. wants done, wd aee that it is done lippsburg, N. J., which has been idle '‘‘rnVtl- How glad Bernard would now ;of mv mother. Think of it—a man so some mechanism. It is estimated that the consumption acJ „e* All her life neighborhood of the ear, right in front right He rb 'Uld try to secure the fot manj years, is again in operation J"5 10 8t‘e her 1 He had never proposed ? ’ her coming, borause ho had thought she I glj0 {oile<j pov^rty-f^. whore sake, of the ear, may stop coughing. It is I ol writing paper in the United States best ends by the best means. He must under a new management. Ilunoi. ram product, .mounted to wouJd“uo't*doreSre°' Ithink ?°“7 Iler son’s—that xhe might also u preventive of hiccough, but j is about one and three-quarters tons keep on tbe )o ikout against obstacles daily to each 1,000,000 inhabitants, or and accicirts, and watch that every­ $200,000,1)00 last year, year, which which is is double double l *‘..19. httKo 6U0 WOU1U no1 ao or aare an-v’ [ make a gentleman. GodGod prospered much lessless so than of sneezing or cough___him ___ lira a gentleman. prospered much no than of sneezing or cough$200,000,000 last about eighty tons a day for the whole thing goes rtrai {hi, else he must fail!” the product of all the gold and silver , | him, and enabled him to take all the ! ing. Pressing very hard od the top of ■ TTr.u.rt I S -10 W!VS sorry now ahe bad not bad “Well?” I burden from her old shoulders, and so tho mouth inside is also a means of country. . , . „ . 1 the village dressmaker make up tiie i be thought he had done his duty. He > stopping coughing. And ho adds that The New Orleans Times is authority “To be macfer of yourself you have . °’ E"c,‘i*Te । tlrek .Ut be taul rent her, but it lookml for the statement that large quantities the wifi hhs immense power there. your conscience to keep clear, your 4<X».crre th%?eld.‘n,«o grated in ite Iretrou. fold, tent it । fed the body, but let her heart starve. “ of cotton-seed oil are shipped from that heart to cultivate, your temper to gov­ 1879 wre 16,000 000 pound.. Tbe wino [ B()o , pity touch it with thc i Last night, in the desperation of her There was a French nurse who used to port to France, where it is manufactern, your will to direct, and your judg­ aay : “ The first patient who cougts hunger, she sought me out. For a mo ­ product was 1,5-6,400 gallons. scissors, and she would seem more nat- 1 into “pure olive oil" and reshipped. ment to instruct. You are master over hero will be deprived ol food to-day.” |, ured "red into-pure . ment—oh, bitter humiliation!—my Chicago packed last year 5,100,000 ural a hard lot, and if you don’t master them „ like to Bernard . . .iu . her , stiff ...dress . | heart rebelled 1 Think of it, Violet— It It was was exceedintrir exceedingly rare rare that that A a patient patient to the United States. hogs, being an increase of 10 per IW?? cent >..">* 2.. *1he ’ at , ’ 1 r'.S'l 2 •’“> cra''1- unn.terul pride which would coughed then. they will master you." A well-knowh English dog fancier over 1878, and 75 per cent, over 1877. ' his he migh 1UU lonely InSr ly home. homo. She hoped hermit ,DM , ,, ohF«.k „ b(adlfor too “That is so,” said the young man. applies a paste poultice of carbonate of m are employed. jI b© be out outwhon when she .be arrived, tonrefl, that th.! the «be migh. might „om^ who 1Kiro )lira | I thought of Juvenile OnurreskiDru. “Now, I could undertake no such Over 10,000 men soda upon wounds made by the teeth A r.i. the iron mines m the State of. take wary off ™ her bonnet, boUHUt. and. nod. slipping on OU her | wlUl dnint WBy^Bdo thing,” said his fnend. “I should fail, The present Howie contain* an un­ of a dog, and leavee-it on for two boura, white rep, lot him find her with her । J uudhimiev cure. sure, if I did. Saul wanted to be his New Jersey ore being worked thorough­ I by side with her plain and4iomley ones. usually large number of youngsters. meanwhile keeping it moist. Then own master, and failed. Herod did. ly, and ten of ber fifteen blast furnaces I knitting in hand, quietly seated by the I I knew.the two never could be recou- The palm in this direction is earned off Turkish baths are employed. , , have come „ Judas did. No man is fit for it. * One are running, with three to be lighted | flrraide wuitiug hie totem. 1 died, and so, Violet. I to re. ask by Richard G. Frost, of St. Louis, who There are living in Idaho Territory is my Master, even Christ.' I work Up ■W SOOD. ■“ I you to forget me.- -My. beret, my home.- only completed his 28th year last a small colony of polygamists, and the _______ „______ M txrwxcTuaisa clothing to Cliitogo , got etretod on ber journey, «ho I are JT0. my mother Stoor’’ss henceforth henceforth and and forfor j month, and who first ran for Congress under His direction. He is regular, and Chief Justice of Idaho, backed by Gov. gives employment to 80,000 people, und ! \«P ber happy thought. ever. -__________________ . where He is Master all goes well.” in 1876, failing of an election then, Brayman, has instructed the Grand tho value of the goodemido ie »15,000.- i10 he«df; “d o>oro »•» one glnuced Had the man some lingering hope I when ho waa 25. Taylor, of the First Jury to ’ndict every one found in that | 000. Tbi. induutry bus doubted ta ,i 4lute u tome< .. too .miliirg . ** old . a. turn., . •.nub.. ' that the girl before him would refuse Tennessee district, the young lawyer r Territory. Tbe lute Dr. Spencer Mid tbut, when i tou* yereu. , I" | thins — tugging -.t ‘ ° thus ’“4- be«5'-»tn»g. Ut>|MU>ri8o., Comtek «n »id«i look who lias tne reputation of having ridLewis Rockwell, aged 101 yean, is. *„ *1„. died his way into the House, carrying a he waa a lad, his father gave him a little Lj»B than fifty years ago one man which almost brought momture t“«> [ o(lra0„jos gre„ into bi* a citizen ol Lackawanna, Pa., who has tree that hud juat been grafted. One j conldmake over fourteen pinaa a minute; lui-mic, eJCH. ...... .. .. i answered nothing, only laid her hand D <•pubbran district by sheer force of applied to the court for a rale to show oow bo can makeover uJ».Cu,Crx,,uv. Then nnt one J U Wufi nightfall vrium the city | in hi;1 B roomeut, as if in farewell. day, in hia father's absence, ho let the ' now 1,400. T**"" his popularity among the mountaineers cause why his offspring should notgirl 10,000 1Tt f° i b?e“ I His visits seemed very long, very of East Tennessee, will not be 30 until colt into the garden, and the ycung ani- ' g ’ * oould • - stick • - on .papers about • ■ ■ ■ -•is .light a«l.y on the roa.l, .nd th<' | wwy, Urt tI.y, l,ut, aimed uext July, and Acklen, of Lotiisiane, snpport him in his old hge. Mr. Rock­ mal broke off the graft. It *as mended, pins a day; now a ... fair day’s work Ufly ialt a sinking at the bravo heart I thc JDme u nightfall, he is only a couple of months his senior, well was for a number of yean Sheriff however, on the following day, and con- . from 800,000 to l,000,0u0. and also Treasurer of Pike county. \ smoothed the from from his brow » ho while Speer, of Georgia, in but little unued to grow finely. Oshkosh, Wis.. has thc largest match' j o -TT in findius a cabA little boy in Troy, fatally ill with leura passed, and young Spencer be fBCtory iu the worJd. It cut Qp 2.000,- I mra *nin?£^h« o th? addre.ss *: remarked:. over 31. Frost is a very boyish-looking fellow in the light business suit which 1 scarlet fever, was told tho doctor's opin­ came » man and a minister Some WM) feet of logs into matches, and used I X .?ld in h« ‘ “Bho must suspect nothing." „ ' ion that be must die, and replied: He would find her, hejuiew, iu his he usually wenrs, and it would not be si time after he became a pastor, he made $300,000 worth of revenue stamps dur- | mistake or he has viuil to the pld bomretew.l wheto h. I i„g 1?79. B^re.^mmjufreiurS our- I b pitec 5” study. As be softly opened the door all strange if he is somelimeo mistaken '! “Well, thia world does not amount tofor one of the pages by a colleague, as , much, any way. I am going up, and up he not infrequently is by spectators. where I am going I can look down ana Speer looks so young ti'ut nobody who sec this world not bigger than a pin’s should see him outside his seat would head." His mother was sitting, indeed, in suppose ho was a member of Congress. thunde^sbow ', UrnTthTwid^bteJ ' 7"?^ November, 1879, than ol Mayfair. The relatives of Mrs. Dorsey, who ~'I ’.i. . : I— j——• I the arm chair by tho fire, but at her Indeed, a little incident which occurred lately left her all tp Jeff Davis, have • « n tt i - .l dnrinp anv month before in the-Listorv 1 I But n... Cuv ‘"b7 ",he : f«t. her he^i rwting in her Up. While fearfully. Be rose early in the morn-. SSX XST in u horse car going up Capitol hill employed tho same lawyer who con­ of this country. The baDKtransactions foQU(f herself, surrounded by th0 olj carelessly stroked tho ing, ano, wn going out, found his ttec ‘* tha^SSn2l^riS^5TtO60^>5P 1 i “d bnndl®*’„ U.an8 luxuriant cfiestnut hair, was another shows that not all his fellow-members ducted tie suit of Mrs. Games to n yet know him as a law-maker. A schol­ successful issue, end intend u> make * lyiDK prostrate upon the ground. The tho enormous aggregate of |4,860,25j,- njjdable “gentleman who opened tho | which roae, instead, to weleomo wind bad twisted it off just where the arly Representative from Ohio of near­ most strenuous effort to break the wilL — - - | door. I him. ooii broke it when it was a sapling. ly twice his years fell into conversation Jeff Davit has put in a demurrer to the The new ferryboat for the Central Save for a suspicious shortness of a ; “Bernard." the sweet voice whispered with him. but they had not talked long complaint Probably’ the storm would not have Pacific Railroad Company now being | I certain portion of his attire, which in his ear, "I lost my mother when I before the Westerner, apparently msbroken it stall if it had not been broken The conductor of a certain train on ’ * « hi’ tai-. ’*™ S"? ri, u baby. It has been so sweet to x^cting that he was being interviewed when it was small. find one again 1 You said,' Henceforth unbeknownst," remarked, inquiringly, the Union Pacific railroad charges that, ,'The incident furnishes a good iDus­ *jlto length will be 424°feet* width 116 w orthy woman would have dropped him your home and heart were hers.' Oh I “ You’re a journalist, aren't vuu, sir? ” a tiy having alighted on one of the tration of the fact that often those giasees of tbe engineer’s spectacles, tho -d th.wb~l.wiU b<> thirty fret,* doclor., offloe hon^ my love, igej we not share fho boon?” His surprise may be imagined when the engineer thought it waa a buffalo on young man replied: “jio, sir; I am a y in diameter.----------------------------; ma’am," he Raid, in response to her member of tee House from Georgia.*- - t l.e track- ahead, and turned on the air­ the fallen man who was religiously ■tert Astwer Tin tr Questions. brakes to avert a disaster. The engi­ Be Short. feeble appeal. “ It’s as much as my trained, and has become corrupt, broke The- penalties for obstructing the n'ashington Cor. Springfield Repub­ neer retorts that one night tbe coudscLong visits, long stories, long essays, • pl®ca is worth to take in yonr card.” off his connection with virtuous ways ■, . censnH aki-ra, who begin their labors lican. _________ tor saw what he thought wax the head­ I ^ve no card. Hell see me. on the first Moudny iu June, are severe. by the same sin that enervated his boy­ long exhortations, and long prayers,. Grant and HU Cabinet. light ol Kn approaching locomotive. hood. seldom profit those who have to do with . P™’ The lav says: • In one of Gen. Grant's long talks He kept his own train waiting a while, Tbe tree was broken by accident, but them. Life is short. Time is short. I i»nt she did not finish the sentence— “All fiewons above tbe ago of 21 we break our moral' life by our .own Moment* are predous. Learn to con-' <®*r •feppe‘1 inside the door arid stood y eAn who shall refuse to furnish the with John Russell Young while at sea. und then, somewhat coufusediy, staitmisdeeds.— Youlh'a Companion. 9 dense, abridge, and intensify. We can ; under the full glare of the light of the information required by the Supervisor the General speaks thus of ex-Secretary .• ed her. “ He is'the safest man I ever Fish: “ Hamilton Fish is, I think, the । ran with,” say*the engineer. “ Venw» bear things that are dull ’if they are ■ lamp. or enumerator shall forfeit and pay a only short. We can endure nunv an I The man askance at the sin- sum not exceeding $100, to be recovered best Secretary of State we have had in I. is millions of miles away, and ho waited Why do nation* die? Cultivated ache and ill if it is over soon, while ! K^lar apparition. Her hut was crashed in an action of debt. President, Di­ fifty year*, unless it may have been Ii twelve minutes on a side-track to allow Greroswsud all-conquering Rome; Van- even pleasures grow insipid, and pain an<1 h,‘r’ drC!'8 evidence of recton or other officials ol private cor­ Marcy. This will be tho opinion of ded, aud Goth, aud Hun. and Moor, and intolerable if they be protracted *beyond ■ im.I WIUU; M W.XUXJ an* m*jwm*w 'tlie duM - • of travel, • and in , her . hand - ru porations who refuse to furnish Jin- thoee who study the records of tbe Stale Old Age and Its Drawbacks­ — V.d Turk, T...V ail all dead rL.txrl—'rtv .. .. . o rirl. Im-.w zvmf.i ttinr. tliA Pole, and or rlwnrir* dying. tbe limit, of. rereon andx ooutonienre.. —».*hwun “«• K baud-box, oxmtauimg ten ixnt bat tormatiou required at them are made Department. He differed from Marcy An old ooacbman appeared before ...J-------------------- ------------------- --- ... Leani to be abort. Lop off braoebe.; which wre to retoumh the Londoner., liable t > m penalty not to exceed $10, and excelled him in this—that he never did anything for effect, while Marcy his employers one day to request that erful? Swallowed by earthquakes? , to jn JOTr cftac. ff “Indeed, ma’am—" tb» man began, would often do things for effect; iu thifc his next livery greal-coa*. tdiuuld bo Swept aw by pestilenee or pbignv, or * you pjayf whut jOQ WOuld re- ; the old lady walked btesddy on to SoUe of toe newspaper sayings st the —hxs avendon to anything ths; looked nride with a single breast and fewer atarvef': by pitdssa famine? Not by j c^ive, W1(] get through; if you speak, Mi® d***, beneath whose threshold she any of th. se.- Not by tbe lightning and ten your message and hold your peace;' uweriud a stream of light. late George'S). Prentice, which are good like striving for an effect- -Ftnh w«a s,o buttons. Tho request excited aonio a»flush k.rikw»vi.tim.knre.».i h»d by thteUm. burned foF all time, have been revived; and Btraiglit that I sometimes thought he tcmJjmenL "Bless my heartF exthunder; not by the tempest and the •boil ” down two word, into onJ/reid» i| Tbo hoi fln.h storm: not by poisoned rir, ar volcanic three into two. Always learn to be out « Dr- Molten s cheek. The morn- among thetiULe following: “To keep leaned backward.” In fxmixg bifl Cabi­ ciaiwed the gentleman, “what can that |। *log ****’’*s .I btv*. l.arl » ——i ..a ♦fli — foolish I y«ur friend*, treat tfem kindly; to kill net Gen. Grant says be couwuhed no be for, George?** " W«D, air.” was tbe fires did thev die! They perished by ahort dawn had rldissipated the y< ; fancies of the night His duties for ' them, moral degradation, the legitimate re­ .1—. treat tln-m often.. He who nw-la one. ** My first choice/ said lit*,'. “ was sult of gluttony, intemperance and ef­ A stage-load of passengers i . ,_____ _ were : the day were over, and he waa free to i_2 and Staggers _______ mwit. .in the journey of life James F. WiiMju, uf Iowa. I appointed neighboring ’Sqfliro’sJ we axe always • ’brandished • seek • — • • Mr. Wsahbnrne under p< eidiur circum- forced to drink a horn of beer for every feminacy. When ■ nation becomes startled when a <*z desperado Violet, whose wonderful eyes takes the 1'- Istraightesl cut to the devil. rich, then there is leisure and the a knife and swore ire he would... kill the ' would light up. as ha entered. and Men should not th think too much of munoea. Mr. Wadibuine knew bo was button so has. I could do it weU means of indulgence in the appetites driver; and they laughed when the; whose lips would perhapsj brash his themselves, sad yet a man should bo 'going to Fr-iiice, and v.^nte.1 tij go. t enough onMi and glad, too; but tbare. ----and_. passions v._______________________________ of our nature, which wear driver savageJv driw an okl black pipe, j cheeks with their velvety . Jvety cai careases. careful not to forget himself. A dinner called on him one day when be Was ill. I be growing old iwr, air. 50c know. the body and wreck the mind. As ' and the scared desperado plunged into Ho He sprung to his feet k to seek fy>r, to which a man it not invited generally I found biin in a desponding uufod. He said that before going to ucouairy hku longer. with, nations, bo With familiae. Wealth • a pond U> eaoape the bullet. when the door softs? opened, auJ turn- seta hardest on his stomach." *r-.n.t �S JfJffiW THIS WEEK ! liM Berlin, GKRMAin-, Jan. 87th, 1880. The failure of the old house of J. C. Godeffroy & Son.-in Hamburg, is of th FEB. 81.1880 RATUBDAY, more than ordinary commercial nnpurt Thomas Galbarth, living near Caro, aoen, for it is a matter in which the prestige- of Prince Rismaik’s foreign was sitting on the capstan of a hmaaepolicy as regards German eommercu in moving machine, a few days since tak­ ing off a noil of rope when the flbain distant seas One of the very best tilings Mr. Sec- distant sees is directly <“ * concerned. ' The ’ - -------—t of «>f tbe the suspension suspeusion j)f ..jurv Kt-iA. Fv.hs haa thus* dur- anDOUnceuieut. of connecting the team to sweep, broke, 7 I — .Mr ? whose credit mis old-established oin-estauturned firm, Srm, wnuw credit lotting the swt>ep back with tremendous .ng lua administration has reference to and operations wete believed to rest fouy;. striking the young uuui in the the comparative condition of the la-__ _______ __________ _ cm__the. soundest foundation, has been bl^ti aud throwing him Dearly 40 feet ’ - in • — - y as almost a and'cahsing injuries that lead io his Imw markets of Europe and .America, considered Germ*r.y <*, rou-or WM* Orf U.« ««of K.Trow'UauS'X ‘,“1 tc for a few days death on the following day. has thrown the exchange of Hamburg, Another fool didn’t know it would go tiring in both eountnes. . This Isa Breman, Berlin, Frank fort and other off. Charles Herne, of Muskegon, instb-r of paramount importance, and large cities into a state of feverish ex­ while cleaning his gun Friday, acci­ one upon which it seems advisable citement the first statement put their dentally shot the top off of Tinnie liabilities at >5.000,000,000, pf which Bernhardt’* head, scattering her brains tliat our people should be advised. >1,500,000 fell to the loss of Baring Bros. about the room and killingher instant­ Aud the more especially is it true at a & Co., of London. Tbe bankruptcy of ly. Her age was twelve years. HptAe time when osr mechanics and working this house wman event of unusual im­ boarcdd at the girl’s father’s and is al­ jMNiple general tv. are lie ing'.agitated portance for Germany. For about fifty most overcome with grief. The coro­ years the house of Godeffioy bad reign­ und wrought upon by demagogues ed supreme and enjoyed almost on in­ ner’s jury rendered a vddict of acci­ dental death. Hesse is in Jail await­ would have them believe that they are dividual monopoly in the trade of the ing the action of the presenting attor made io “Compete with the pauper la- South Pacific Islands. Thev possessed 11 Slle Marini on imitated the caution l>or of Europe.” Mr. Evart* has in­ factories and plantations on ninny of thein, particularly on'the Samoa and structed onr foreign consuls, especially Tonga islands, and their name must of the elephant iu refusing to cross tbe bridge imtlie sleep-walking scene of those in European cities to make care­ become familiar to many Americana “La Sonnambula, recently rendered ful inquires regarding wages, oott of during the Steinberger cotroverny- nt the Detroit Opera house Col. MapSince the foundation of the new Ger ­ lesou, who weighs over 200 pounds, living, etc., and from reports furnished man empire it has been Prince Bis- stamped on the structure, and two by those officials, tlte secretary get* mark’s.aim to extend German mnritine stage carpenters jumped on it but the some valusblo statistics. From the commerce to every part of the. globe, timid singer refused to be convinced secretary's report we find that in Brus­ aud the position of the housea or God- that it was safe. When the villagers efiroy iu tbe South Pacific seemed to sels, the capital of Belgium, where thc afford a favorable opportunity of sec­ sang “She troubles, she ataggora, cour­ age, she ia saved,” Annina did not em­ rates of wages compare favorable with uring a firm footing in those distant le­ erge from the old mill and walk over those of any city in Europe they are gions, where England hod just noeket the bridge bitt cooly entered from the ed the Fiji islands without much cere ­ other side of the stage. The audience still, iu most cases less than half paid mony. In trying to cany out his for tiie same services in New York and scheme tbe German Chancellor ran the laughed tea, then biased. Bays the Marcellus Afcics: Oue of the Chicago. The following table shows risk of coming into collision with two most remarkable occurrences ever‘re­ tht' rate of weekly wages paid in the foreign powers the United State* and corded iifr-this state took place in Flat­ England. The Government of tbe bush, 'St. Joseph Co., oue night last cities named United State* have never considered week. The preacher, who was exhort­ their commercial interests in those re­ ing. waa suddenly enveloped in a ball gions of great importance, and seemed of tire, which descended from the ceil­ to be perfectly satisfied w’tth the pos­ ing. He fell forward on bis face, some 1.- <K) session of the harbor of Pango Paugo twenty members had the power, and in Tutuila, one of the Samoan group, the excitement waa intense. Subseq­ 12.00 which had been conceeded to them ns a uently (he preacher was raised from commercial station. the floor and carried about the room, Certain discoveries have been made through some invisible agency, his here during the last few days concern­ body being at an angle of about 45 de­ r. t«> ing the Socialists and Nihilists, of a grees and in an insensible condition. Tinsmith* rawer serious nature. For the last For half an hour this was enacted, then LabAtrni * four days a thoroughly organized search he was gently laid down and he came From thc above it will be seen that bos been made by the police iu the out Ol wtwcc. The a uc members u>cu*uc<oui me of UH> his trance. of the wages in Brussels are less than half lodgings of foreign student*, especial- church regard this as a token of the those paid to American workmen. Iu ly Russians aud Poles. Papers of a divinity of their preacher, who a* deorder to carry out tho comparison, and Nihili*t character Imvebeen discover- Bcrbed a* a young man of great piety ed. and arrest* made. The authorities and earnestness. Tbe story has an air to show that our workiugmeu have have kept the affairas quiet a* possible i of mystery about it, bnt we have it --------------------------- — J •’do ------* —u* still other advantages, we append a bat the newspapers liave naturally got *■from an eye-witne«* and not doubt tabulation of the prices paid for the ne- wind of the matter, and it now trans­ its authenticity._____ _______ _ pires that an No. 20, Plan Ufer, spot resaarat’s of life in thc cities named: Hendricks is as quiet as Congress very frequented street, a secret print­ ing press and over one thousand cop­ and as inconsequential. ies of a new Nihilistic publication of n decided revolutionary character, have A siuall boy and n gun are harmless MuUon been found. A man of the name of when apart, but they make a terrible Werner an escaped Siberian convict, combination. . 10 and a student named Kohn were ar- j Hotter rested on the premises, besides which The art of talking pays in Turkey; several other arrest* were made in con- the Sultan has five agreeable gentlenection With this affair. ( men about him whose sole business it As we have said Brussels is the best The German Government has san- i ig to entertain him with polite and city in Europe for a showing of the ctioned a scheme for extending Ger- I gruceftlleonvenation. man influence in the Samoan and ' --------------- » » ----------European aide. A comparison with al­ South sea islands. Prince Bismark ho* I “What shall I bring you for dessert most any other of the great cities it is stated, been persuaded by the ! nir?” said a polite waiter at a fmdiiona would make a stronger and more noUi Crown Prince to assent ton proposal ble hotel, as he commenced removing a ble contrast. The showing indicates that the Government should guarantee ! formidable array of empty dishes just that while wo in this country are not n regular dividend to the shareholders l before a guest, evidently from thc rural of the new German South Sea Trading | district*. “Now, young man.” said he, nil rich; that we are not able to live r, ---------------- u:_v is to— —i-----nlhrights *•—ights 1 ““just Company,'w-hich acquire justyou yougive giveme metime time: ;all all you you’ve ’ve got got without work, at the name time em­ now notMessed by Messrs. Godcftroy roy in to do now is to fill nil those dishes up phasizes the fact that in no country on the Samoan islands. Thc Crown rown again the same as they were before, and the globe to-day is industry better re­ Prince is reported favorable not <only bring ’em here; by-’m-by we’ll talk a—' warded, or ii there a better chance for to this particular project, but general leral-­ bout yer pies and yer pnddim..” the frugal and dilligent to obtain mo­ ly to the extension of German trade by dest competence. means of the acquisition of trans­ tJEB NABHT ILLS LEVATOR, oceanic colonies'. Thc scheme as it [ Teach your daughters arid your sons stands at present is, that the Imperial ; alike, next to honor, next to the love of Government should guarantee the shareholders a dividend of 4A per cent, home, to love their country. Then, for the uext twenty years, limiting its when her need comes, if come it must, liability to a maximum payment of nr 1879, in any struggle her honor will be as 300,000 marks in one year. The military authorities are evident­ their own. and life itself will not lie ly not disposed to relax their ( fibrts to too dear to offer for her sake. Who strengthen and secure the eastern front­ that remembers a battle, a husband or ier of the empire. It has been now de­ Any number of farmers to son sacrificed, who that ever saw a sol­ cided to begin next year the construc­ dier die, or stood in any unknown city tion of large barracks at Poson. The Wheat and necessary ground for a building capa­ of the country’s slain, or in a church­ ble of accomodating a whole regiment peditiously yard where the village heroes rest, can or three battalions, of infantry has ever make our country seem again a been already bought for the num of 80, 000 marks, and the barracks.will be be­ vague or visionary tiling f gun as soon as the designs have ex­ Ix>adrille is a place of strong con­ amined aud approved by the Ministry of War. Meanwhile, great progress trast*. The characteristics of a new has been made with the girdle or de­ desire to announce that having erected mining town are seen there yet; gamb­ tached torts round the town though the one of the L.rgest and most convenient ling hells and barrooms are more nu­ works are now necessarily susnended elevator buildings in central Michigan, for the winter. Of the nine largest they are prepared to receive and merous than any .other places of busi­ and three smaller intermediate works ness, the pistol and the knife are in of which the cordon consists, two of romniGn use, highwaymen rob the the former and one of the latter, all be­ stages close by, and desperate adven­ gun in 1876and 1877. are now practical­ ly complete, only a few unimportant de­ For any quantity of tures abound; bat opposed to these tails remaining to be attended to. things is astrong desire for law and order, schools and churches are being MICHIGAN NEWS. established and it is thought that the civilization of Leadville will soon be At Ionia, Mrs. Bemis is to be arrest­ accomplished. ed on a charge of poisoning William That may be bronght them. They alite keep for sale at the lowest prices Henderson, her son-in-law. The activity in the British iron trade ( Joel Fordham, a pioneer of over 70 caused by demands from America, years of age, dropped dead on the street Seeds, Flour. Feed, Lime, Salt, Plaster. Stucco. Hair and might well teach some, politicians r.nd at Battle Creek Saturday. Heart dispublicists that America’s prosperity Shingles. Charles McFall, an employe in a shin' brings prosperity to England, jnst as hard times here are followed by hard fy in angled in'the machinery last Sattime* there. Those snarling British unlay, and has since died. ’ AIK3WSW0RTH A BROOKS critics who wish ill luck to the republic Some of the state papers are increas- . _ of the West are stupid and short-sight­ ing their subscription price to moke up ic raise in print paper while others , a ATl ed, though they may seem sparkling for the raise in print paper while others , are cutting flown the size of their | g|f|\| F E K and smart. sheets. caawTED1 A case of adulter among theseventh What a warelike people this “quiet” day adventists at Battle Cteek increatAmerican people liave become to lie iug considerable of a sensation in that •rare. If we can’t fight among our­ moral sect. The parties have been • selves, we begin to look for a chance turned out of the church. The statement of the assignee who I to fight somebody else. Congress now charge of the affairs of J. Hollon ! proposes to go to work on that isthmus took A Son, tbe bankrupt grocers of Jack­ canal, before other nations have a son shows the firm’s liabilities'^ to be chance to begin, and therefore, be in a >23,840.85, and their asseU >17,870.88. position to say: “Knock this chip ofi‘ On Feb. 17th Dr. Wm. Miller, while , banting in the woods south of toe Ag­ my shoulder if you dare.” —~ ' ricultural college at Lansing, found L-dy of cf a woman who had been There are every now and then spas- j tiie body dead a a" number of weeks, as thc corpse modie doubts about the existence of “ nm was badly decomposed and partly con­ of Tilden’s shyness, but never any sumed by a fire. about his slyness. The justice fcourt trial of Otis Fuller, editor of the Ingham County News, These are harrowing days for thc who was charged with slandering Dan­ man on the fehee who wishes to fasten iel Edwards of Lansing, was concluded himself to thc boom which is going to late on Saturday night, the verdiet be­ ing Fuller was guilty. He was fined win. , ___ ___________ >25 and costa, but will promptly appeal. Edwards is a democrat and Fuller the The Irish suffnrerHare getting relief. editor of a Republican newspaper, in Our glorious country responds to the which Edwards wbs spoken of as a person against whom | there were -»• — _— “suspicions of ballot box stuffing,“ 'T'lua ntinl UAinir-iTit The jury waa composed of five Demo­ crats aud one Republican. For The Early Spring Trade; I have added this week a FRESH LINE OF DOMESTICS. Wew Style Print*, G-ingJianiM, Brocades. Site eting-, Shirting, Denim*. Ticks, dee. Also a very line line of Acknowledged to be the BEST in the World. men's RAPIDS DIVISION. A fine line of BOOTS and SHOES For spring wear and you can find ANY SIZE or STYLE you may want, And I have left a few pieces of Crockery and Glass Ware. Also a few setts Knives, Forks and Spoons, which I am bound to close out. If there is any article in this line you may need you will save one-half the price by buying now. <&. jV. TRUMAN. plONEER STORE! For the next Sixty Days, SELLERS’ ' COUGH SYRUP! We Shall make Special Inducements in all the Departments of our Stock. WE MUST SELL OUT $5,000 WORTH OF GOODS IN the next 60 days, and in order to do so, we are aware that con­ cessions must be made. No one can afford to purchase a dol­ lar's worth of anything, in our line, elswhere before examining our stock. ---------------------- Now i* the time to buy Overcoat*. All Wool Sulu from *8.30 to *30.00. Ladies’ Cloaks from $4.55 to >15.00. Dress Goods at the Lowest Possible Figures. Hate and Cana clear down. FURS ATC OST. . ™ Groceries of the best quality and lowest prices. The finest Syrup in the place for 50 cts. Try it. .50 1 can brlorr the Public. Pronounced by all to be tbe most pleaMiit and ejfimciout remedy now in use for the cure of coughs, colds, hoarse­ ness, croup, tickling sensation in the throat, whooping cough, etc. Over a million bottles sold within the last few years. It give* relief where ever used, and the power to impart benefit that | cannot be bad from the cough mixtures [ now in use. Sold by all druggists at 25 cents per liottle. I Sellers* Uver Pills are also higb- Purriuues made at our store during the next <k» days will I 1 i | I Ever thankful for pant favora, future onbs will l>e duly appreciated. ly recommended for curing liver complaint, constipation, sick headache, fe ver and ague, and all diseases of the stomach and liver. Sold by all drug gist nt 25 cents per box. I<- K. hi:uaisium <x>.. PlttMbuxv, Pa­ . I jjaw IS THE T1WE. NEW STORE! gpHE OLD ESTABLISHED SAND RELIABLE FURNITURE FIRM OF NEW GOODS’ ( J. LENTZ & S0 NS Arc on Hand with a GO TO THE NEW STORE OF ANEW LINE OF FURNITURE WILSON & HOWE Which will Defy Competition in every | Respect. Remember that all our Goods, which we Manufacture, are Warranted in Every Respect. Grain Ex­ ui Accuratly. 1 I (Opposite the Wolcott House.} . Of Every Deacriptiou. So a* to Enabe -FOR----- GROCERIES ! I 1 Crockery, Glassware, We arc al»o prepared to furoi.li any- _____ AINSWORTH & BROOKS BOQTS AND SHOES tuui. mo UNDERTAKING LINE. Notions, Etc. I 1 ; IF YOU WANT COFFINS, CANKETM. ROBEM, SIIROLIW Ar. PAT THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE 1 Fresh Goods and Lew I Of any one in the country. Prices. A GOOD HEARSE WILSON & HOWK, ________ J. LENTZ A8ON8. I JT IS A FACT Boot and shoe shop. ! Respectfully Tours, /or funeral occasions furnished free of j charge. : i FOR GOOD TEAS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR SIRLOIN STEAKS. Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR BARGAINS IN SUGARS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR HAM STEAK, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR NICE, JUICY ROASTS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR THE BEST PORK SAUSAGE, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR HANGING LAMPS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR FRESH COVE OYSTERS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR LAMPS OF ALL KINDS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR BOLOGNAS THAT ARE BOSS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR BARGAINS IN CROCKERY, Go to C. W. Smith’s.* FOR OHIO HICKORY NUTS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR FRESH AND SALT FISH, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR YOUR CHOICE FOR 5c, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOB PRESENTS WITH TEA, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR THE WORTH or YOUR MONEY, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR WHITE CLOVER HONEY, . Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR EVERYTHING CHEAP, Go to C. W. Smith’s. For he will be glad to see you. That we keep the Largest and Best Selected Stock —OK— Money Sated iy Deahu witt them. FINEST SEWED BOOT FURNITURE COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. (Successor to Boise Bros.) YOU CAN FIND AT MY STORE ---- :OR THE:- - IN BARRY COUNTY Hedieines, Chemicals, I Paints. OILs. VaruisheH, Brushes, Trusses. Surgical Iimtnimenls HU *itte&s GRAND Brocade Alapacas, Remodeled, Enlarged £ Improved Unload . Repairing Done In the Best Manner Possible I And all tiw leading Renmdie* iu tent Rockers, bureaus, __ Extension Tables, Give Me a. Call I School Books, Blank Books, ip Chairs, Ac. Mlacellan’a Books. Shop In The Old Postoffice Building. A LA BOS LIES OK FRANK BAKER. Common Furniture Of every description Our Undertaking Departmn’t Wegnarastre I 1 for *5. or will be wot free by mall on reeel pl of money by xjtDicjjiB yO.. No. MMeeimalc-a KJock, Detroit, bitch. tar Bold iu NnabviUebyall dnifxiala.end every­ where by vtoteaala । retail dragji.ta. S-M-ly. Patent & Propriatory Medicines, Bibles, Autograph uid Photograph Albums. A COM KLETE USE OK STATIONERY, Wall Paper and Bordering, [TKIMMKD FREE.) AS FINE A LINE OF W E Xa It Y Prices that Can’t 1 Undersold. JAs E there is in town, and all war­ ranted to be as represent' d or money refunded. CzUoL AND GET PHICFJH. • Kellogg, Demaray A Co. hours. Jinpy, F.V. BOISE. �Ikmm B-brilU, nth. tiful carpeting to recarpet the whole church, and have already laid down the portion oerwring tbe platform. Rev. F. W. Dickinson is still staying in this community and. is an active worker in the Reform club. Hi* ir reprcjwibk' energy will not allow him to be idle when there i» any thing to do. The Woman’s Missionary Society of this place has become so thoroghly enthusiastic in their work that -they rirss; propose to hold a public meeting soon, on a Sabbath evening, to show the “lords of creation” how much better it is to give than to receive. \ Mr. W. C. Mears has been laid up in dry dock for repairs to his spinal col­ umn. The injury was caused by tbe unexpected rolling of a heavy log back upon a hand spike that was rest­ ing upon his shoulder, while his at­ tention was directed to his team. The horse tamer, Mr. Bristol, Jim come and gone, having given general satisfaction and received the same. VILLAGE OFFICERS Hereafter it is to be expected that such Pnaident-William Kilkit. useless things as lines and bits will be discarded and men will drive their fiery steeds as they do their oxen a great improvement no doubt. Mr. W. H. Griswold who had his foot badly crushed about two weeks ago, in thc vain attempt to block his wagon against backing down hill, by standing on the spokes of one of the wheels^ is just getting around again with some AS A VILLE LODGE-—IM F. A artificial help. His foot is some larger lar communication on each Wed 1 o’clock abarp. on or befort the full now than when it was passing through TranMent brother, are oordlajly luv thc very narrow space between the JOHN SMITH, SocreUrj'witeel aud the “bunk.” Much comment is making among Juxinrw girrrfttB. thc patrons of the Barry and Eaton Co. W. H.. YOUNG, Insurance Co., at the resolution adopt­ ed at its late meeting in Hastings, to insure fanners against fire from steam H A. BARBER, threshers. The result is likely to l-e b. Homeopathic Pby.kiaa and Butjmon the withdrawal of the more timid and e Office, Dear residence. on corner of Weeblur ton and State Strr-f., Naahvllte, Mich. careful of thc fanners as well as a large* share of the isolated village WM~t'ARMENTER, P. Office over Hull'a Drag elore, Ver­ householders, from the company. Some . montvSi, Mkh. even predict the disruption of the company. J. 1 BAKER, The Sunday evening services at the Du Phyaiclan. Surgeon. .Ao i Grore Centra Congregational church were brought • JynecolofUL Office al■ .pl. Mich. Prompt attention flven to ca to an early and abrupt termination by the sudden illness of the officiating W. IL GRISWOLD, minister. Mr. J. H. Parker. A large audience whs in attendance, and much corner PblUina and Darkra atreoCa. Prompt atten■ —J—.— ... uila rt “ «■ .1. Si interest was already aroused to leani in what reganl “A living dog is better A. M. FLINT, thana dead lion.” Mr. Parker goes to Peoria, Ill., as associate pastor to a large church in that city. rviUo, Mich. Bonds have been filed with the vil­ CHAS. H. BRADY, lage board by Boardman and Stone, which are said to have been approved ! for the nelling of malt liquors to those only who are of full age and have not . yet acquired the reputation of being Dr. E D. SESSIONS, habitual drunkards. The saloon is to TT OMEOPATHIC Phyiirian. Located at Aj«yr- be .or already is, situated in Frank H 1* Center. Day and night ekUa promptly Loomis’ opera building, Frank is a attended. good temperance man however, and is CHARLES SCHEID T, doing much (it is to be presumed) to i'KSMITH, attend* promptly to all work I ■ Plm k.nilth anti ll.ew-Shneinf line, at hl prevent the boys and young men from W<-»t Mdr MehGive Ulm acalL ■ forming drinking habits. LEWIS DURKEE, ORNO STRONG, gashrilk Jirertwg. 1 X. Vudrke bu booth! • ptece of land and Is building a house thereon. John Tomlin has so far recovered from his recent severe illness as to be able to sit up. Mrs. Mason started last week for Gratiot Co., to visit her daughter Lot. Johx^ju of Thoma* Wil*on, starts for California on Monday next, intend­ ing to make that State his future home. A gentleman by the name of J. C. Andrews, of Ionia county, has bought the Moon farm and will take posession soon. The epizootic continues to harras* the 'people, and old and young are a­ like subjects to its disagreeable work­ ings. . Mr. Shuter is clearing a swamp that Hee contigous to die highway, and when cleared will add much to the looks of his farm. The farmers are enjoying themselves cutting wood, splitting rails, building fence, minding their own business, and talking spring politics. Mrs. 8. H. Preston of Marshall, wm in town tho first of the week disposing of a portion of hir^real estate. Mitch. Heath and Hirani Nelson purchased 80 of chopping down a .tree, one morning liefore breakfast, that tbe. bark was 18 indies tliick, and split 800 rails, went made 500 rails before, dinner. That will do‘to tell but I had rather see it done. Some one is making themselves very busy iu this town about other people’s business. Some one took thc pains to writes very unpleasant letter to Mr. A. Delbor. of N-. Y., and signed WilHard Gage to it, but Delbour eent it back to Will and parties are suspected, and Will thinks it a mean trick. As Bob was riding along the other day he met Campbell, “Hello Bob, are yon od the sick list f” says be. “No sir,” was the reply. “Do you write to The News.” “Yea sir.” “Wellifyou write any thing about <ne I will maul you.” So I will not say anything about his going over to Jay Miller’s every Sunday to see his gal. John Hartom moved to Saginaw, where his wife took sick and died of child-birth, after being sick six weeks and her remains were brought to As­ syria and deposited in thc cemetery south of the M. P. church. Funeral services by elder McPhail, at the Ad­ vent church. She wm a devote*! chris • tian and leaves a husband and two children to mourn her loss. Bruno. EF Corn taken in exchange for blacksmithing also two thousand bush­ els wanted on acct, at the Fovddry hi Nashville. LOCAL MATTKRS. The firm of Boise Brother* have tlii* day mutually dissolved, and the busi­ ness will bc-carried on m heretofore b/ F. T. Boise successor to Boise Brothers. And all parties having accounts against the firm of Boise Brothers will please present them at my store, also partiere indebted to the above mentioned firm, please call and settle with me. Nashville Midi., Jan. 27th. *80. F. T. BOISE. Of late firm, Boise Brothers. tyW, EShicidswill set and file your saws for 83 cts. All work warran t­ ed or no pay. Shop just cut of old heading mil!, Nashville.(22-27) Livery Removed. Having purchased the large and com­ modious livery born, opposite the ol­ cott House, and known as the Daugh­ erty barn. I have removed thereto, and am now better prepared than ever to furnish double or single turn out* upon short notice and at reasonable rates. A specialty made of carrying commercial travelers across Uie coun­ try. Remember the latch string is alout, so give ns a call. 31—34 J- OflML’N. ry The “boss” stock of Gloves and Mittens just received at Wilson & Hjwe’s. era bring in your butter and save the salt. E. Reese. Call and Pay Up. Every one who has au account, is re-' quested to call and settle.their account by note or otherwise within‘80 days. July Ilth, 1872. Eugeme Cook. Having M«ured the right of Barry, county for the sale of thc Scherer patgt farm gate, I have one in operation Nashville that farmers want to see l>efore buying a gate of any description. It can be operated easily and and quick­ ly without getting but of vehicles. Single gate* or farm rights sold on most favorable terms. (22-25) A. C. STANTON. Asthma, which i* so distressing at this season, can be relieved and cured by using E. A. Young's Cough and Lung Syrup. Physician* recommend it as a reliable, safe and prompt re­ medy. Trial size 35 cents. Sold by F. T. Boise. Jobation** Bereeparllla, carta Indirection. Sohn.Iona sar.aparllla l» usmlby everybody. Jobnslon'f .•‘araapariUs curva’Slek Hasdscbc. Johu»tou'» Sarsaparilla cares Dyppepels. le of West Kalauio The young in they can muster. are in for all / six evenings this For SMle. As there are to to devote them to Desiring to go west, I will sell my week they ppi farmi favorably located on section 18, cut I*’ be I^eldrulally made a preparation that eared amusement'. iu Castleton, also my personal effect*, If Kalamo fails to have the census WOODLAND ITEMS. consisting of 1 yoke 4 year old steers. hia only child <rfConnumpt ion. Hk child taken within her borders this year 1 cow, 1 2-year old Hefler, 3 Hogs, 3,000 George Barden’s school closed Friday feet fencing Lumber, Dragtw, Cradles, ’twill not be for lack of applicants to Scythes, and other farming utensil*. •umptton am ba podUrdy and pennancnUy do the job, as there are five waiting to last. W. H. McArthur anticipates building Said farm is a square forty, 30 acres hear from head-quarters. improved; 15 acrcsof which lain wheat, I am informed the Hawk man says, JI a kitchen in the spring. small oichard and a splendid spring. The Jubilee singers, visited our In a good neighborhood. 1 miles and a don’t know as much as I think 1 do. r.nty-four hour*, addrea* CRA DDOCK 4k CO quarter from a new school hoiiHf. In­ Bless your soul, Mr. Hawk, my neigh­ place on Monday eve. .xiroii » inc, tor iuq-j K*ce bi, i nuoaeipnia, niiums inn papn. Nick Brown has commenced building quire of Lewis Durkee, Nashville, bors tell me that; can’t you tell me __ ____ Lest eh Mead., i .......... j price, etc._ Lyyry» a salesroom to his harness shop. something new ? tr* Buy yonr Dry Goods, Boots and J£NTERPRISE C. MeArtliur has sold his place one Mr. Getty hns os much trouble with Shoes. Hats and Caps, Croc4-ries and , his engine a* one could wish. A few mile east of the Center to Jacob Velte. Provisions, Crockett'. Notions, etc,, of . ~yy -yyThe cnrjMjnterx are at work on L, days ago while sawing wood the pump gave out, and with all the fixing that Faul’s new hardware. This is what could l»c applied the thing would’nt i the people has wanted tor some time. farm For Sale. wor|i_ • j L. Faul has taken the etlephone The BUbscriber offers for sale his Fn rm rw-i tc» t The ox ItelongiDg to Mr. W. C. Wil- I business in his hands und hia services ot 130 acre*, situated on section 17, in | A -“-y * cox which has been sick since October will be ready for those who wishes a Castleton, said farm u in a good state . --------| of cultivation with good buildings,': last, has began to show signs of return- ,• telephone, Tbep«ple„fW™-1I.1.a„rotol>.v.. "*”* Fr°8h CoOdS and LOW ing health, but it would almost require n1 "* " *•Prices. several of his dimensions to make a 1 a new set of boxes, at the post office, > bounce well timbered. The farm is on We understand there is to lie about .30 • the state road, <1 mile* from Hastings I fair shadow, as it is simply a skeleton. । The good people of the village start- i lock boxes, D. B. Kilpatrick is getting and 6 from Nashville, it also has a new ' school house on one coruenof the farm. I ed out to sec how well they could do, them up. , , i For partculars enquire at premises. । and on Monday they sent a wagon j The Institute pas^d off very nicely. 1 Castleton. Midi., Feb. 4tli 1880. Joshua Martin. . Having bought for CASH a large, neat load of articles necessary for a family. The lecture delivered by Rev. J. F. i 20-tf ,U>ck of such as food and clothing, to Mr. John j Orwick, on “Pluck," was grand, We all I tV All the fall and winter style* in ( Tomlin who ha* been sick *o long, and I like to hear such lecture* Ix-camw he I Millinery gtKxls iust received, by Mrs. whose family needed help. i practices what he preaches. i est aud finest Hue of Fancy Feathers, I George Bradley and wife who moved 1 Plume*. Ruchitig, luces Neck lies, [ into this town Last fall, have mutually I | Jets etc. WOODEN WEDDING. Syrups, Fish, dinssolved partnership; the wife retir­ Farm lor Male. A Woodland friend sends us the fol- j ing among friends in Indiana, lowing in regard to tbe wooden wed­ The subscriber offers for sale, hi* while the husbaod will continue the ui Everything ding of Rev. F. Orwick, mentioned in farm of 100 acres, in the township of business of supporting tbe wife und last week’s News: Friday Feb.JJtli. be­ Woodland, said farm is iu a high state child, although not under his shelter­ of cultivation, with good buildings and ing the Sth anniversary of the mar­ good fences. Terms easy. Apply to Md U CmIicI > Finl (ba Cntery Sim I ing roof. riage of Rev J. F. Orwick and wife. the subscriber on the premises of A very pleasant reunion cf the’ fami­ Levi Holmes, Friend* to the number of alwtut 120, Wish to inform all that by prompt at­ ly relations of Mr. Benjamin Horton tention, accommodating ways, good assembled at the paraonagc to eele- i Woodland, January 10th, 1880. occurred on the 11th inst. There weee bratv the pastor’s-wooden wedding. Af [V Best Blossburg Coal for sale at i goods and low prices, hope to receive present- on the occasion of children, u fair share of your patronage. E. C ook ’ s , Nashville, for only $9 per I ter a good social time at the M. E. par­ grand-children, and great-grand-child­ sonage the assembly ndjournetl tofthe ton. ren, fifty three. Tbe oldest person Highest Price paid for Produce church, where tbe gifts intended for present was Mr. Benj. Horton who is All the live poultry you have to sell thc bride ami groom, were.x previously WJ. The ages of any of the rest we did COME AKE SEE. T A WYER, NoUry PubUe, Krol EataU HASTINGS ITEMS. de|>oflitcd. The young preacher and for which I will pay the highest market . lu aaca Afoul. Collections proto pUr price. Rush it in while yon can. j not learn, but the united ages of all loura Truly, wife were duly remarred by Jesse Jor­ c. W. Smith’. present was 1427. A very enjoyable Circuit Court is still in session. dan Es<|. Speech by J. W. Stinchcomb BOISE & FRANCIS. Union Hall is to have a new drop time was had, aud nothing trauspiretl Look Here! I/ookllere! EMORY PARADY. Esq., subject the "Itinerancy,” waa curtain which will be adorned with ad­ to mar the pleasure or harmony of the well delivered. Speech by S. 8. Ingenon CLOSING OUT ! CLOSING OUT! USTICE OF THE PEACE. Conreyanclnf piAKMBRS ATTEXT1OX. fully and promptly attended to. Office reunion. Mr. Horton is enjoying very vertisements of our business men. I am closing out the stock of A. M. . -4X-'-.K-.H. UI.K subject, “Woodland^it*<pastors and peo­ good health for oue of hi* age. Tbe Daugherty. Cun sell kjmmIm cheaper A great deal Jof sicknesss at present ple,” which wm rendered the more in­ than any house in XaAbvdle. Persons E PARADY, in the city and surrounding country,— only person present not a member of teresting because of the speaker, bring­ wishing go<>ds call and H*e t— --------the family was Rev. O. Scott, to whom principally lung complaints. ing up to the memory of the older per­ you bu?', as I am confident I -an nave we are indebted for the alrnve facts. Now being iu first-class running or­ moffey, , Tbe election of a secretary for the sons present, many events of the far you J J- Daugherty. der, a thoroughly An amusing incident transpired at past concerning “Woodland, its pastBarry & Eaton Fire Insurance Compa­ IV Bailey A Wood have a harness I the raising of a log house for I. M. ny, resulted in the choice of D. W. tera and people,” J. P. Phillips follow­ shop in full blast, you will do well to I Vandyke on Wednesday. The build­ Rogers, of Carlton. ed in a brief presentation speech, which call on them before purchasing .any­ ing had progressed so far as to get tho L. D. Gardner believes in raising beam logs to their place, the beams in, was happily responded to by thc Rev. thing in the harness line. Repairing j' ni attendance, we guarantee satisfac­ yjjctllww tion to all those those '•who may liest style. [ tics ----------- favor us — good sheep. He recently sold the Spon- and the next end logs on, when it was Orwick. W. P. Holly next followed done in them ... i. with their patronage. Th<M» ables twenty for the neat sum of $300. discovered that tho beams were to low. with a history of the bridq-and groom, Tlaex oil do it. , who prefer can have their yyOLCOTT HOUSE, W. T. Brown, of croquet manufacto­ Some one said, “roll oft'the logs,” but which was well rendered and very in­ Frchlu Salt and Smoked Meats of all 2T»ahviU«s Miohigaru ry fame, was elected President of the m talk would not do it, and as the cor­ teresting. The gifts from friends were kinds. . Henry Roe, j without waiting; without waiting. C. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. Michigan State Archery Association, at ner men were getting cold, Wilt Dav­ numerous among which were a splen­ Proprietor. Bran and JFaed did painting of the pastor, a large secBattle Creek, on Wednesday. is who was on a corner, took a hand­ | .~tary, bureau, couch, box of coin Jetc. tV For the Best 50-cent Chewing FOR SALE Again the alarm of fire sounded in spike, cried, “out of the way?” and be­ Tobacco go to W ilson A. Howe’s. I all amounting to perhaps over one at the Mill at the lowest prices. this city M8 o’clock, Wednesday'morn­ fore the men knew what he was doing, j hundred dollars, it was one of the most W. H. YOfNC. Prop. Notice. ing, but proved to be only the burning had the end logs, beam* and lumber | enjoyable a flairs held in our village All persons indebted to the estate of dying all directions, causing a general out of a chimney in the block of J. S. J. J>UKCHIM, i for some time, and the congregation A. M. Daugherty, are requeste<l to call stamped among those near the building. Goodyear. i dispersed wishing .many happy years and settle immediately. Boss Barber. Joseph Daughtrty. Mr. Coman, residing with his sister, Then the work of raising went on may be added to tho useful lives of the Administrator, Mrs. J. C. Andrus, departed this life on again. Will. Davis is conceeded the I worthy pastor and wife. best hand at a raising, in the vicinity. Wednesday. He has been an invalid IV Wilson A Howe sell more Floui EATON COUNTY ITEMS. and better Flour than any house in Nash for years. The remains were taken ASSYRIA ITEMS. ville. east for burial. Hdlen Mills, of Battle Crook. Ishowo i Tlt0 i»“kr> 9h,atl<!‘V' J"1 ** D’*Not£ry Publio, AUCTION MALE. Wm. Sartwell, took a heavy dose of on a visit. ' we*“c waa a u,oat *accessful exhibition. . . „ .. i Mrs. A. L. Baker, au old resident of Having sold out and deeirious to “go morphine by mistake on Friday last. Th. FU»WEK ami VKGITABLK GARDEN, ITS Charles Clark is a juror at Hastings, charlotte, died Friday morning of west,” I will sell at public auction at Then they gave him a six-hour* ’ walk I*a<aa.Slx Colorvd Plate., and many hundrod eng LIEB Hl USES, *?ii« term of nf court. nntirt ' . this my old place, one and a half miles graviu<a. For W c«nte In papar eoven. SLIM In dropsy, aged seventy years. in the open air, and finally worked oft' south-east of Maple Grove Center,on clcoant doth. In German or Eulbb. WiUiard Buxton and wife, of Maple George H. Patterson was arrested at WeSneWuv. February 8SU*,’8O. VIOK-H ILLUSTRATED MAGA7.INE-82 paces the effects of the poison. Grove, have parted. Jealousy. Charlotte last Saturday by Sheriff At nine o’clock a. m. sharp, the follow­ Hop- Norman Bailey has so far re­ Collins Holcomb of Assyria, has Smoke, on a charge of passing counter ing property: 1 5-year old Marc, 1 4­ feit money, He is alleged to be impli­ year old Stallion, 1 pair matched 3­ gained his health a* to bo able to be bought a farm near Charlotte.. cated with one Demison who was re­ year old Horses, 1 5-year old colt, 8 Addroaa. JAMES VICK, Roc beater, K- Y. about again. He is attending the Grand Charley Tnckerimw is roofing his cently arrested. Cows, 46 Sheep. 17 Hogs. 1 Wagon, Lodge of I. 0. 0. F.. at Lansing, this bouse anew and is putting down a At Charlotte testimony is being ta­ Buggy, Sulky, 2 setts double Harness, week, in the capacity of delegat^ from well. ken in tho J. W. H. Smith divorce £H1T HUSBAND OF MIMEI Hostings Lodge No 38. .im’, uuu case, and in is urousuiK arousing ii a grcui great N-ii.wiiHin. sensation. rouucr. im*hi iHrmuig niciroiin, uuuiwMrs. P. Abby’s daughter Zelah is at c Grubb S HA VEING and IUIE CUTTING Alfred J. Hams, an industrious and the Centre on a visit and has a tine ba­ Smitli was one of rhe wealthiest citi-' hold Furniture and other articles ton ren of tliat place amt alwnys sceuied to numerous »•> mention. much respected mechanic, of this city, by girl. live happily with his wife. ‘About a •“ *um* under $5 Tenut Of Xale—.\\\ A. L. RASEY’S, died on Monday from an attack of pne­ The members and friends have year ago the family moved to Cincin­ cash down, all over $5, nine inontlis umonia. He was ill less than two bought a nice clock to put in the M. P. nati, and Smith began a suit for di­ credit with good approved notes, with interest at "per cent. W. C._ Dunham. vorce, charging his wife with extrava­ weeks. The funeral took place at the church. gance and other unpleasant things. Episcopal chnrch on Wednesday. Mary Chance has returned home from IV Don’t forget that if you want the Thc barn of John McMullen, situated yyiLLIAM JONES, Tbe Barry Reform Club No. 2, of this N. Y., where she lias been on a five- about four miles south of Graud Led­ l>est pair of Bobs with rock-elm beam* city, held their first meeting attbe Club m on th* visit. ge, was entirely consumed by fire, and the best finished Cutter in the Room on last Saturday evening. Speech­ Walt Webster keeps his scholars with contents; on Sunday night. The county, or good Horae Shoeing, Wag­ of the fire is unknown as no one ons, Bobs, Buggies or Cutters repaired es were made by Judge Smith and Dr. catching turtles at noon. He skins and cause was at home at tbe time. Mr. McMul­ painted or trnuim din the best style. Dever*. The dub numbers nearly 60 cooks them. . len estimates hi* loss st about 11,600. Call at the Foundry aud get it Bailey A Woodmembers, composed entirely of men Silas Pooly’s eldest daughter was The barn wm a very large one and grain. Insured in who have been adicted to the use of in­ Iiiarried to her 2nd man last week full of hay and IVWilson A Howe have just receiv­ the Eaton At Barry County Insurance toxicating liquors to excess. Wednesday, by Rev. McPhail. ed a new stock of Boots, Shoes and Company on barn, <600; on contents, Roy. Rubbers, to be sold very low. Your correspondent forgot to men- two. N M ' GROCERY M M Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Tobaccos, Cheese J SCIPIO MILLS IRILASEY, MWfflI MIllER WHEAT EXCHANGED FOR FLOUR VICK’S Illustrated Floral Guide, READY MADE CLOTHING, NO PATEHT MO Mt WITS linilMSsa^ DENTISTS �rx •ta h tbmA. D»hU» dUp.uk nun: will Johm Baxaox, Jb^ ihe.Ftudon Depubecrotary of State, wm arraigned in court at i) knows aomfnr ot .ft.... unr General fur tbelateriui IT is stated on authori<^bat the Louisville and Nash rille Company 3te made a contract with tho Georgia- Centra.’ and South alatire sJoeMon returns. Be Kara tall fu i to appear at tbo April term cf tbs court thus, gaining control of every seaport from Kow Orimuia to Charleston except Brunswick. PoBTiONS of Kentucky and Ohio prutapily available. agitation way be said to an end. Atterajrai tn n_. _r -------- -----------•artrecsMly haveall-tailed....A Mdan noeasave the . Ajtati »«t Gov rumen: ha* I* at building a different road. It m paper would opi ooe Anetria that some defloctions may be neces- akked B.smarek if hi —•-------- - - - - - ■-- * - - - _ J.V al-« -.1 ' The.House Committee cn Indian Af- Im a suit brought by a Chicago ootnmiMion firm for additional margins, Judge sboltah all the duties on tho importation of salt. A Washington telegram says: “There rendered a dedaiou that dealing in futures ot that city, a few nights ago, by three colored is gambling, and within tho Jurisdiction of the women. Thb cabin of Rammy Buckingham, A ntiGHTruL tragedy was enacted a negro living near Aberdeen, Mias, caught few days ago st Bainbridge, Lancaster county, wife and three little children, and then ended Ids own wretched existence by taking poison. Lane and his wife hxd lived very unhappily together, and ware very poor. . * A bill has been introduced in-the New York Legialature directing savings tanks to invest ai least one-half their deposits in United Btatee bonds. Col. Seth P. Remington, editor of tho Ogdeuabuigh Journal, and Collector of Custom*, is dead... -New York papers record thn death of James L’nox, tbo celebrated mill­ ionaire and philanthropist Bo was 80 years III y burned to the ground, burning three little negro children. Their charred bones wers found after the fire subddod. Owing to the remarkable increase in last night, cf some of his declared adh*rente, tho purpose of which is understood in part to have been to determine what posiiion it would be proper for Mr. Blaine to take with respect to tuo Presidential nominstlou. The remit or this conference la said to bo that. Blame has dntermiued that bo will immediately begin an earnest campaign, it tietog admitted an all hands that Grant hlmeulf is an aggressive, active candidate. “ A meeting of the political friends of Secretary Sherman, to further that gentleman's NEWATE EXODUS IMTerrcUATIO.Xx baa repliedthstho wou-dnot THK NATIONAL CONHREM. Until the 1st of April the coal arinee controlled by thc PJiiladelphla and Reading railroad will be wicked only half the time.... iouiwTurfr tying the tails a! two kittens imuuio. intimate 2. Why should not Uta trado-doUar bo con­ verted mto a standard dollar? laAtaaa offle to what it ia now, inol'uitiugdonb'o interest? currency. 5. '1 be necessity for a sinking-fund, and bow UomI Educational Aaeoristion: and adversely on tho newspapers in New Orleans assembled in council, tho other day, aud tbe following reso­ Ohio State capita! last week Gor. Foster, lution wm adopted: “ffcw/ned, That thc Bep- CoL Pankin* aud others made sneechw. Tnc meeting was discouragingly’ small in numnere and somewhat lacking in enthnsitnm. their influence to have, the duty on prin ■me...The New Hampshire Republican Btato paper, cliemioala, and materials usud has fixed upon May 6 aa tbe lime m tbe manufacture thereof removed a State Convention to elect del—• Republican National Convention. men of Texas, in co: .. ..The Wise mam Republican* will bold their Dallas, have adopted resolution* btato Convention on the 5th of May. emigration from Statu* east of th G. W. Cabletox and 8. H. Bram- river, denying the necoreity ot oungrsung Th^ Chicago Evening Journal from Tex**, stipwmg the advantages offered by atatce, on the. authority of Hon. E. B. Wash tbo Btatc to those seeking now hums*, aud in­ Telr^raph sod A'uicry.rbe, .at Hollister, Cab viting their colored brethren to turn toward burne, that tho gentleman cannot be inducod for the Tbe Tti^raph called Brummett a horse-thief. Texas instead of more northerly Bute*.... A to be a candidate for the Republican nomica- * ■reef at Brummett met Carloton on the Court House house containing a family of nine persons. Mar tioufor tho Presidency “so long at there i« lhe steps aud asked him why he published those Mayfield, Ky., wm waalisd away during tho re­ least probability of Gen. Grant being a candi­ Iles about him. Without speaking Carle­ cent floods, al! thc inmxtes being drowned. date.. ..Bcnator Cameron, of Wisconsin, an­ ton drew a pistol and shot Brum­ nounces himself m a candidate for re-election. A kegbo named Page Wallis, for out­ mett. The murderer wm arrested.... The proposition having been Tbe Wisconsin House of Bepreeeutativee has raging a young lady named Mary Mannon, waa passed a bill providing for biennial ssmIod* of summarily disposed of by a mob near Lees­ broached of nomina'ing Senator Btaino for the State Legislature....Tbe Imperial ele­ Vice President on tho ticket with Gen. Grant vator, situated at tbo comer of Dearborn and burg, Va. He was strung up to toe limb nf a for President, tho former declares that he is a Sixteenth street*, Chicago, containing 123,(XX) tree, and Ids tody riddled with bullets Mina camtidato for the Presidential nomination, and Tbe Senate was not in mmIou mi the 13th buiboh of wheat, collapsed, the other morn­ Marmon, the victim of the outrage, would, under no circumstance* accept ing, spilling its contents on tho ground was tho flrat to put a bultet iu- tbo Vice Presidency. Ho would pre­ lust., and In the House very little of general inter* ana wrecking an adjoining mill. Tho fer bis place in the Soaato....A 8t*erthird outrage of the kind that Wallin had been lore is estimated at FUuO.OOU.. ..It is Sanato ameadmente to the Military Academy Apreported that tho aottters in tio vicinity of guilty of, and makes the fourth negro that has New York... .Bayard ia the favonteProalden- propriaUon bill were non-«o^currvd in. Mr. Ouray, a mining town in Southern Colorado, been hanged for outrages upon white women tial osodidate among the Harvard student*.... are in imminent peril from tbo UteA, wno are around Leesburg since last .April... .A Louis­ A Blaine club has been formed in Washington. Wells. from tbo Committee on Appro now in an almost starring condition... .Anoth­ ville tobacco dealer drew *2,UU0 from a bank ... .Beu Hill Iim written a letter in which be priaUons, reported beck a hill makin* an appro priaUen ot gliS.WU tor tho support of certain Iner immense Drain elevator is to bo built in Chi­ and pet it in hie overcoat pocket In a few says if Gen. Grant is tho candidate for tbe cag'i. It will cover au area of 3M by 100 feet, minutes two men jostled him, and when be Presidency this year bo will not carry a South­ is to be 135 foot in height, and have a storage ern State. capacity of 1,500,OOO busheL. Thebe was a somewhat notable polit­ Price offered a resolution caUtlw for information as A 13 TKAB-OLD boy named Schoene to whether any railroad company other than lite Ch I For the first tune in the history of ha* just bee <. convicted of murder in Chicago, tho Roman Catholic Church an Archbishop of ical gathering In Now York the other evening. ca*;o. Bock I.land and 1’anfic Railroad Company It tint took the shape of a banquet, in honor has mads appllcaUpa tor tbe right to use the Gov that organization Em been removed from of­ of Senator John P. Jones, ot Nevada, given -ernnienl bridge < ver the Mlaaiaaipld river at Rock txary.. ..A train on tbo Dayton and SoutbcMtwhich waa adopted. The Houts then went Delmonion'a by ex-beuator A W. Dorsey, of laland. orn railway fell through a bridge near Chilli­ fice and hl* effects turned over to a coadjutor. ai Into committee on the private calendar. I* the fate imposed upon Archbishop Axkauaaa Fifty-one prominent Republican*, cothe, Ohio, killing thc engineer and fl reman.... This Tho Senate was not in bos si on on Saturday, Including BeuatoM Conkling, Don Cameron, Purcell, of Cincinnati, by Pope Leo XIII. Tire Tho California Assembly has passed, and tho prelate, whose sin wm in having mal- Booth, Windom, and Alhsou, were present. Governor signed, the bill to enforce the clause deposed administered funds intrusted to hi* keeping, Tbo party rceolved itself into a sori of caucus of the new constitution prohibiting tho employ­ goes into retreat at a convent in Brown countr after tho dinner, when It was found ths: forty were delivered, moaUy upon ths finance ^uestioOf ment of Chinamen iu that State....Chicago were for Grant and cloven for Blaine for Presi­ paper* chronicle the death of Mahlon D. Ogden, dent an old, wealthy aud prominent citizen. More troops have been asked for by In the Senate, pn Monday, Feb. 18, Merer*. Senator Daweb has been selected to tho Governors of Colorado and New Mexico, A Columbus (Ohio) dispatch of the Windom, Blaine and Withers were' appointed a conproaido over tho Massachusetts Republican ICth inaL says: The following joint resolution who anticipate raids by the Indians as *oon waa offered in tho Senate on Saturday, by Mr. the grass is sufficiently grown to afford forage i State Convention at Worcester, April 15, to Houaa to th* Kenata iratmlmtoli to tho Military to the ponies. It is .UM» ststed in u> a.«i,infvu%n U,» 1 ’ »c’,o"r Wubtoglon ’’’’l™j !• Academy Appropriation bill. Nearly th* whole Harper: •red 3b.pl man u. ooul “d K J"'*"1 . flOflalnn wm r-tinannie.1 In r!l*raa*lnn ot Ilia * fte.r -----r--------------------Waxaaaa, A combination has been entered into no troops can l>o n; *rod zemente have been effected I| wU1 bo Cbairman of the Committee on Resolu­ garrisons... .Arrangements wnich will greatly simplify «be postal money- I tions. Dawes is a Grant man, while Banford order basincm between the United States and is oppo»ed-to a third term. Mr. Edmunds opposing It. England and Germany, and tho cost of remitting In Uin Honea, the morning hour haring expired money in thia way will bo reduced.... Davttt and Killen, tho Irish Home­ (u» tract- The new Atlantic and Pacific railroad to Cali­ fornia, which is to be undertaken by tho Bos­ Rule agitators, have set out on a mission ton capitalists owning tho Atchison, Topeka through Belgium and France, to enlist interest and Banta Fe road, la to be built in divisions, ktupved tte rnlM ana adopt a r«s>laUon tar a »*•the first division being estimated to cost about in tho question of laud reform, and to procure ■ iou WeCuesday night for tho conali^raUon periodical* and Mvapapera. aid for the relief of the suffering in Ireland..„ of ptailon bills. Ibis braagbt forth s pro­ test from Mr. Wsavvr, bnt tbo bpsaker dared printed. The great interestsboirn in tbe after receive in lieu of miloago a per diem adbrrcd to his ruling. Bills ware introlate war with Germany ban been aeoertalned dscsd: matter ba* sttrseted tho attention of tin General Dy Mr. Townshend (ilL). io repeal tbe duty to h«vo been 13.tfftl,0a.i,a» francs (about on medldnM; Assembly, and the pressure being brought to by AU. Haadcraou. reducing tbo f 2,787,500,000). ...Lato advices froinJEtglaud bear by tho newspaper* and publishing-bouses duty on Iron and st^t: by Mr. RJch-rrtwon (8. (1), In convention, at Dallas, the negroes are that tho effect of the revival of trade to nlura to_the producers ot cotto* the tax oolis ao great that it is probable the bill will be of Texaa decided that, whatever may be tho and industry in this country is being fell in condition of tbo race elsewhere, no nocresity that country. Trade is ranidly improving.... Capt. Ruukeb’s column, pursuing for leaving that Htete exists m the soil is Tbe Bueaionia of tho German Parliament were Victorix’* tarnl of hiMtilca in New Mexico, hxs fertile and cheap, and school facilities are siaiii>fart<tnu< • lr,,m mroue riaw* iu>’. mo reiauou* or for m<-t with * reveres. Tbe savages opened fire ample. K<lter, gra^tlug p t « . i j ■, . the Government with all the foreign powers on the troop* in a canon, and the laitor retreat­ LEADING coal-prodnoern are Bald to are peaceful ami friendly. The principal 1110 so-caUrd <k>nfe4«raw poroos; by Mr. Houae, ed, loeing Bovcral men and all their bedding bo making an effort to c-imbinc for an advance measures far legislation announced in the r-qareting the Preaidtat to opvn Msotlatlon* with and suppUea. in pro-. Tl.o P-wl. b l« . ..a aomonlUrf Jt certain tonlgn UorartunenU relative to ths Impor­ ennxal budgets; a now military law; pro- tation ot tobacco Into their dominions; by Mr. Gov. Hoyt, of Wyoming Territory, condition. longatloti of tbe law against the Socialist*; and Hater, annurtmg the atatulea prohiblUujt the rtnta* made him.*lf very much dirUked. Charge* O'Leary and Weeton are matched for a commercial treaty with the Booth 8. ploytuvnt Ot convicts Is the maunfseturoef such ar-a are made reflecting aerercly upon hi* moral for a six day*' pedestrian content in H*n Fran­ I is land* The speech jnettfius the military law Udes aa may be brought iucompctl-loa with rkilled character. A few nighte. aince a large party of cisco... .In tbo Now York grain trade tho m a measure of S'-curity made urceeeary by armatpentM of tho neighboring coun­ men banted a heavy cajttMi in front of tho Gov- opinion prevails that, noire* unfavorable crop incrOMt-d .. .k Havana dispatch report* the dsfrat ernorte reeidenec, at dDknnc, and ataUonod prospects are developed this spring, tlx*re t* a tries. of a baud of Cuban insurgent*,and thu capture it at tbo gate, pointing omward. The American poor show foi* higher prices.... Princrea Loui -o of 225 of them. flag was displayed thereon; ateo two placard* was the victim of a run-away accident in The widow of tho late tVilliun M. bill, forbidding lotteries In the District of Culuite reeding: ”Tbo Governor mu«t lie pro­ Montreal tbe other day. Tho most •criotis tected at? all hazards; women must be part of the affair wm the losa of a |A',(XX) Tweed has just died in Paris....It t» stated, reepected regardlase of color.” This display diamond. on good authority, that an alllaiuyi has bean Many petitions were presented in tbe Senate of warlike material caused great-excitement t^zzzzi l»>™» -f—ZZZ. thnmm, Qzzzzzz-z, Aunte u.J r.. ronorf £»- „ nu. U.I., tram rv-uU The New York Herald has covered olirin among the Cbeycniil'c*, aud there was talk of cvmI ur.rlitnfmwft . gland------Inn I ho niwnn unemployed workingmen nf of . making an assault upon tbo Governor1* forore itself with glory by ita effort for tho relief of Dublin have had a grt at demonstration, al and c«pturing the nun. There ia InteuM feel­ tho starving peasantry of Ireland. Not onlywiiich bury presented a majority report of the Committee _______ _____________________ _ of they,declared they were on the___ verge ing throughout Wyoming again*t Hoyt Tta has it given tho munificent stun of filOO.OOO I •tarvatioo, but Choy did not sak chanty, but entire pre««, with only two exceptions,demand* report find* that bribery aud corruption outrighc bnt it has more tha-i d rabled this | wwt his immediate removal • amount by soliciting and accounting for private A LONDON dispatch atate* thut the fttovnS tn rara—nm We The Chicago Burlington and Quincy Bubocriptiona wealthy Barones* Bmdett-Ooutte intend* to Railroad Company baa bought the St Joseph devote •2,500,000 to tho pormsneut relief of and Des Moinas narrow-gauge road, and will Secretary Sherman informs the pub­ tlou. Mr. Cameron (WlaJ presvntod a minority tbo Irish. Tbo proJeM is to expend tbe money lic that until further notice proposals for tho for the purchase of land in tho district of Cou- report, tlgned by Hoar, Logan and hlmurlf, jt to Mount Ayr, Iowa. Jt is also reported that sale of * 1,000,000 worth of bonds to tbo 'iov- ncniara, County Galway, to be leased to fann­ the C., B. 4 Q. has leased tho Atchison and thsL -waen tbs report states corruption on sinking-fund account will be re­ ers at low rentals and on long time.... .The opinion was employed. K should te jUhUre state what wss • Mehraaka railroad... .A fire in Chicago burned orumeut ceived on Wednesday of each week at tho sub­ Arctic explorer Nordenekjold ha* arrived at Na­ proved, that such m>aua were employed Id onpo____ _ ____ . — — _ ■ ples, where be wm enthusiastically From red.... treasury in Now York city. streets, involt Too engineer* < raployed by AL Fuxdmand de 000. Tho bu The bill introduced by Senator Gar­ in tho task of surveying tho site of tbo Inding a large quantity of land proposes to extend tho time for the com­ Leseeps proposed iuter-occamo canal, and of estimating Colonel lore lo« |150,Gj0 worth of the probable coat of it. have Issued their re­ of infantry, with I, Leiter A Co. and John V 1 pletion of the Texas Pacdflo railway ten years. port. Ttiey unanimously favnr « level canal, 1*3. Mr. Logan oaHerable amoun’s of dry ... .The President of the United Stalo* bu is­ and estimate Ireland tho cost nt 843,000.000 francs.... woods....! fear sued a proclamation on the subject of unlaw­ Tho Dn-hess of Marlborough, writing io the curved at Saudi invasion of tho Indian Territory by white Lord Mavor of London acknowledging the re­ well-known citixan of that place, awoke to find ful people for tbe purpose cf •«tinmen!, declar­ ceipt of 12,0(0, says tbo committee, m order to IxtulaUna. Bill* war* Il the detperate nizht marauders hi bte bedroom, ing tbe purpose of the Governmen; to guard against famine in Ireland next year, and on offering resistance was shot put it ato be to the movement, and to have iiurchaaed £10.t00 worth ot potatoes lor twice through tho bodv aud once through tbo rigidly stop enforce the law* ami trcutie. dunribution. ment ol the Ml.aouri bead. Hthor wound being sufficient to cause al­ uadsr which the lands in that Terri­ most imcant death. In the Britiah Hoose of Commons, tory an. reserved for the exclusive o< cr.natum Seven citizens of Douglas, in Union of tbe Indian tribes, offioure of tbe interior De­ tho oth*r day, Sir Stafford Norrheote an­ ■nt, and military pasta Notice ifl io g.ven nounce! nrrancod that, that tho the Government would make, an county, II!., have been arrested for killing a partment, that if ----------Vwr of’ -the advance for Ireland of £750,000, instead of Warrant bill waa con*lderrd until a. ionrnmeet. tramp whom they accused of a petty thefl in United f u . " Tiite nmpioj*. “ "“P^ess the £500,00) as originally Intended... .The Dnchthat town. Hie dead Irady was foaad on the movement------------------------------ J ot ta a Wrr U> 1M Dird track of the Bin* Central railroad, riddled must have at h ast three of .the Censnr Super­ tr of Lonuou, says : “ Tbe danger of f»mbill WM Wtta bullets, and it te known that the»c men visors, and until they ses tbat>umber on a tut Mayor ins appears over. If tbo uiurity of tbe public left town, iu pursuit of him. from the White House they do not intend to coLUuuea no person in Ireland need be allowed tn <tla for lkck of food, but the o mmitteo. to A Chicago paper notes the presence allow any confirmation*. As the Committee on Wav> and bring their labors to a chaw-, mu-t spood over ia that eity of two arrivals from th- antipodes £W,(xG per week, tor six week* more.... *pp~r tajtod ,h.Tho . «>.. — vo,-, .w.. Ineses of. th* tinners of the United KiugNil reducing tbe unty on paper, Mr Fort says dom during 1«7H are oanmaw I at from £H*i,. The joint resolution passed tho Senate, Feb. Orlesh-.. be will endeavor to have the measure pxmwd . , ,W>I ,u iu i:i50,0u0,CW.. xi:*',te.o,iw....nogr>uaumMi ..NegriUation* lx>potwivn England and Persia relative to Herat wiekto re Tender tbemvelvwt, and Own. Ad-• The paper manufacturers ate confident that it have failed, but will bo teuowed at au early Ojus, with -bn ma vagus in hu custody, baa gutto . wdl L-. impossible to pa-s the bill purpose of transporting to the tarnishing and poor to U mlu.b .mu, । Tbr House Committee on Commerce A herioub revolution, has broken out F. H. Bowen, ot Dnfraqne, low, t: hasdeeided Io repm Mr. Beudaraun abuiregu. in the republic of Colombia, Strath America. tho Judiciary, reported adrcrrcly thr adopted a raMwr novel method of putting an ■ ....Benjamin Moran, American Minister to nod to Ida life. He naked for a pail of water d.tfco that it pas*. This measure is intended Portugal, is almost a hein'ree paralytic, and .. M a Mteititute for tbe Reagan and McLmd tntuR abandon ha post....Tbs Russian rojaF --J.. ______ __ _ .. bill death at Um> hat.de uf lbw Nihilist foen. Hntiae.abill was intro .need I Fntl i The Secretary of the Treai-nry is from N-xt morning, on A mine Um b. nn law! diracrtly undur the dining­ Ho j cooddern^ A rroposal to so chu^e tbe him dead. room of tbs Winter Palace, a: St. Petersburg, Boorotary Btartnan's answers are contained in quite a large pamphlet, of which tbe fofluwfoKwahriafMMmuy: I To tbe first inquiry Secretary Sherman, in rubetaucc, answer..: Tbs United States, by act. of Feb ‘.A, ISO), provided that the dados on imported good* shall be paid in coin, and that coin shall bo reserved as a special fund for the . x.i.. ...1 A,. velooed agricultural and mkJug rreouroo* m tbeState/but to develop those both additional Green Ruffin, a middle-aged colored man. in payment therefor. If from aujr cause the lesal taodera should denrMtate be­ low oom; tho Government would be required fiod that he left North Carolina early in DeccmTiuaexo- Lvn no gold uua: report at December, 1I57B, that on the 1st ot January he would receive United Btatea notes for customs dues. Secretary Sherman says ho now concludes that it would lie belter to leave tho law aa it is, leaving the Govern­ ment the right to demand payment in coin for custom* dues, and tho individual the authority to demand coin for interest of tbe public debt In other words, he thinks that to pass a law autboriaing tbo receipt of legal tender* for custom* would bo to sub­ stitute for a fixed contract between the Gov- artmont. Ho .W with this York.” -The Attorney General, it appears, has expressed the opinion that tbe treasury t- ch­ in the nature of a coin certificate. Inas­ much as Oougrees has not disarmed to this couslmcteou of the law, Hecrntery Sherman considers that ho has a right to U.UUJ —— ■ ■ ■ W ft-’ — — II charge senator Windoia with originating tho R. tl Badger, of North Carolina, a promi­ nent Republican politician, stated ibat be had slowly aud gradually improving, and growing more thrifty and self-reliant Whcu the war ended both whites and blacky were bankrupt; but they have since slowly emerged from that condition of poverty. Tbe blacks do not get strict justice in the courts, is they are more easily convicted—convicted on weaker , testimony, for larceny, tbau the white*. He did not belioro there waa any good reason for tbo uitxlua from North Carolina; that tho blacks could Dot compute with the white laborers of Indiana, ana be felt satisfied they were going to a state of dues would violate otiligauona to creditor. Notes thus recnived aill in every instance be deposited witu the TreMuror ur As«tatant lYcMmcr of the United Btatoa, as are other collection* of such dude*, to bo redeemed from time to time in coin on Govarnmcut account m of Indiana Referring to tbe educational facil­ ities m North Carolina, bo said the blaeks were afforded the same oommon-school facil'.tlee a» tbe whites. John B. Syphax, a Virginia col­ ored politician, who had promised to show that Senator Windom waa the originator of the ex­ odus movement, was placed in tho witnoae dollar ah .raid not be converted into a standard committee, be absolutely knew noihlng, except that Mr. Windom introduced a bill in tbe Sen­ ate to encourage tbo emigration to tho North ot Southern negroes. Mr. Windom asked noobjucUDD, in my m:nd, to provide for oxchange of the trade dollar for the Maudard silver dol­ lar. The. only point la whether tho trade dollar shall bo treated as bullion or as a coined dollar of tho United States. Now I am clearly of much bullion iasoed al tho expense of the xner- asylum in V being informed by Kypbax that they had, inquired further, •■Row <bd you escape from it?" After ennviderablo badinage had passed between the Bdnstor and v-itneaa on tho subject cf lunacy and lunatics, Syphax retired. fore, not entitled to any preference over other bullion; and we might say not so much, be­ cause it was issue 1 to private parties for their bciiefli and at iboir cost, but stamped by tbe United Buitoe merely to enable tbo coins to bo naed to better advantage in a foreign market. I have noi, tberefore, any objection to the bill, if you allow tbo United Staioo to pay tho same for tbeee trade dollars as for other bellinn.” A* an answer to tho quc«tioa “What affect the legal-tender quality of the greenbacks will have on our paper currency?” Secretary Sher- Warning to a Policeman. While defendant in a case in the Tennessee Supreme Court, a constable, was conveying to jail a prisoner con­ victed of assault and battery, and oommilted to jail, the prisoner attempted to escape. To prevent the escape de­ fendant, after giving the prisoner no­ tice to halt, shot and killed him. Held, that the homicide was not jnati3abla. Tbe expense of refiuding 1500,000,000 of 5- In cases where the person slain is ar­ rested or held in custody for a misde­ por-cent, bond* was »3,5<JU,00Q. Mr. Buerman’s answer io tbe Inquiry m to meanor, and he fly or attempt to escape, tho sinking fund contained nothing new on the it will be murder in the officer to kill silver question. He referred tbo committee to hi* interview with tbo House Commerce C>ra- him, although he cannot be otherwise overtaken. Yet under some circum­ stances it may bo only manslaughter, as PAPER DUTIES. if it appears death was not intended. It is considered better to allow one guilty of a misdemeanor to escape allogether than to take his life.—Albany WAsnjjtOTOH, Feb. Iff There has been no action taken with respect Law Journal. to tbe Fort bill reducing the tariff on paper. THE MARKETS. number of loiters from person* interested in NEW YORK. tho manufacture of paper, most of them pro­ Ilf) w testing against his bill Ho baa received Roos. i3j<5 ■-»v* marks 1 newspaper articles severely criticising i<;nux_................ . u> ej 5 lua bill, but these arc mcr.ily from high-tariff Flo c b—S-.i [write*. .-8 SS I W localities. Borne of tho papers, however, have ta g.Ju been undergo ng a dhange of Leari on tbo question tduco iu agitation was begun. . Mr. Fort has talked with several member* of tiie Way* and Means Committee, who lock with TH favor on hi* bilL It is likely that tbo cornmit- txiit If the comnuttoo doos not report it to tno House. Mr. Fort will offer It under a snaponaion of thc rules, tt ho con get tbe floor for that purocee, aud foraa a vote on it Mr. Fo.-t taa had *omo communication manufacturs. -Still tills duty is no higher than it waa when they were Bailing paper much lower than now. There ia no duty on rags and some other ingredients of paper, and that on ktedlmn to Fair........ I U « Hoes............................................. a a> FhOUa-Fancy White Winter Ki... f. Oi & Good toCholoc BprtMEx. i W q) M .’.Thprnu-.’.’.’. te. t...... a..?.;. Posx-lU*..................... Luu...................... Whsat—No.l. 4.U js rtU ♦’ — MILWAUKEE. 8! Boda-orh Kva—No. 1. o paper by his Mil will afford a profit to tho manufacturer*. Tho m. u>iw.7 Wkxat-No. 1 Bed Fall.."......... £ oomfortable profit. Tbe bill does not touch any of tho fancy papers, and only affects that needed for books and newspaper*. WstXAT. Com... Oats... A Smart Bey. A young man called on bis intended, an 1 while waiting for ‘her to make her appearance he struck up a conversation with his intended brother-in-law. After a while the 'wy asked: “Does gulvanised niggers know much?" •' I really can’t say," replied the much- Coax— No. f, urn used young man. Ami then Bilence reigned for a few moments when the boy resumed his con­ versation. “ Kin yon play checkers with your nose?" ’ ' “ No, I have never acquired that accomDliahment.” “ Well, you'd better learn, you hear axcisxATL' TOLEDO.’ it t Ou tja • DETROIT' Dibi ANAPOiLIh’ « f ST x 11 �— .... . - . '* . , tbe mechanical, manufaotn»rau>UI. world., uid n ll» The folio io, and of bntlittle account, tbe BosOoa M*. Prtnu. "V" ih. BpriugMi "one good daub of tar." ability to command the uae Cauformia cultivates BrasOa paper. It is voice, heartime-keeper. It is of ordinary aise, and chokes, which yield 4fi0 buahdl lighc to humanity. th. concerning diphtheria, and reminding when om^rnented, m he expects to do. acre. They are fine for stock, will bo a handsome tribute to his skill interesting as men with missions and all persons that greater care should be. CoUMANDRR difficult to get out of foe groun aud ingenuity. HI IEHOLD ECONOMY. exercised to prevent the spread of thia the conviction that they nun be ac­ once evtablubed. complished always are. Like most fer> Never use skewers, as they allow meat much-dreaded disease. Its oaufoma • CURIOUS AND INTERESTING. patra’s Needle from E fttKH* to escape. cality. Diphtheria is contagious and has again been heard Curious Epitaph.—The following cu* Hbvfe touch lettuce with a knife, as infectious, and may be easily communi' m rather illy dressed, seems worn by __ f romt___ his prodigioua tataw and taking but a, dug over, and all grubs end eggs of in­ Il impairs the flavor and destroys the cated, either directly or indirectly, foundation of the monolith. He ia crispneaa of the leaf; always tear it apart person to person.' It may be conveyed sects are picked out languid interest in his immediate sur­ BvckWHEAT-STRAW, which heretofore roundings, though bearing the stamp o odly Mnouie, .nd lb.j mimi. has been considered of little value, has tokably pro»» U>« Egypti.ii °riPn ol, a well-bred gentleman. But 82 years of late been utilised by some of the old, Mr. Parnell has been five yeart in Western farmers by chopping it fin* skins, and are good from ripening time liandkerchiefs, eto. Masonry.• The poison clings with great tenacity Parliament Questioned as to his work and adding meal to it. A small quan­ until they begin to sprout All green tity fed to stock occasionally would be vegetables should be very crisp, fresh to rooms, houses, articles of furniture Ter diatfflsBfeB fes 4o«fca advisability tho tremeudous energy of tho rather and juicy, and are best just before flow- tand clothing, and may oooamon foe reuehed, no doubt . 1 of doing criminal* to dnith by electric­ pole young man shines out. His eyes disease, even after foe lapee of moatho. , Power o> A Grow™a Tree.—Wal­ Pros’. Bhelton, of the Kansas Agri­ ering. ity has received a practical oontribu light up a scholarly, elean-cut face, and cultural College, favors September . Ladijm doing their own marketing Diphtheria attacks all claasea, at all ton Hall had at one time its own comlion from a musician named Bruno, in language moderate and finely chosen calves, because, dropped in that month, will do well to remember thst young ages, and at al! ismqua of foe year. By mill, aud when that inconvenient ne­ who, bn pawing foe battery used to he presenta his cause. It. is evident they escape the trying heals of summer, poultry miy be told by foe tip of the preference it attacks children and those cessity no longer existed, foe millstone breast-bouD being soft and easily bent who are debilitated from exposure to wm laid by in an orchard and forgot­ supply foe electric lights of foe Holte that he beiievee in his work, and has can be pushed during the winter with grain, and in spring are ready for grass between foe fingers, and when frefo by filth, dampness or foul air from what­ ten. The diameter of this circular Theater, in Birmingham, England, sufficient appreciation of its magnitude stone measured five feet and a half, its brighL fuU eya, pliaiit feel and soft, ever source. —---- - —. carelessly When a case of diphtheria occurs in while its depth averaged seven inches ________ t plRoed _____tiis hand on the wirfejt to be willing to wait confidently for A GOOD test of tbe hardiness Of any moist skin. throughout; its central hole had a di­ any family, foe sick person should be and received foe full shock of foe our- large results. Ho is not an extremist. variety of forest trtW’U'roand fn the Breaking of pfgedns, if a cook can rent He fell ‘unconscious, and died in His methods differ entirely from those ripening of its seeds (fruit). If a tree draw her birds without mangling or placed in a room apart from foe other ameter of eleven incher. By mere ac­ inmates of the house, and should be cident some bird or squirrel had dropped does not perfect its eefds in a given lo ­ soiling them, and foen c'Hnpare them Of tbe anti-slavery agitators, and be is a short time. ' cality, it ia good evidence that • it-i» not so as to co mbit) ft an inviting appear­ nursed, m far m poaaible, by one person foe fruit ot the filbert tree through this by no means a typical Irishman. He snfltaiently hardy to generally culti­ ance with an enjoyable flavor, she only. The sick-chamber should be well hole on to the earth, and ia 1812 tbe ’tweed’s horse-palace is rivaled by a has the English deliberation, the style vated in such-sections. proves that she has pursued her art warmed and • exposed to sunlight and seedling was seen rising up through the well aired; its furniture should txi sucn unwonted channel. Am its trunk grad­ stable belonging to Baron Rothschild, of conversational declamation which is Bees Wintered px Bummer Stands. with tMte and discretion. as will permit of cleansing without in­ ually grew through this aperture -.nd of Vienna. He -has a favorite' horse, heard in Parliament, and Dover rants. —"I have wintered/on summer stands Fresh, poultry may be known* b/ its jury. and all extra articles, such M win­ increased, its power to raise foeponfor whose accommodation he has had a He makes no-threats and does not talk ten years and haga 'not lost a ' colony. full, bright eyes, pliable feet, and moist dow and table drapery, woolen carpets, drous mass of atone waa speculated special loose box4milt at a cost of $12,- of bloodshed or revolution; but seeks 'My plan is to drive Makes around and skin; foe best is plump, fat, and nearly upholstered furniture and all hangings, upon by many. Would the filbert tree within six or eight inchest foeu fill in white. Thc feet and neck of a chicken XX). This elegant rqpm forms part of by fair means to create a just public hay or straw, and-cover over to keep suitable for broiling are largo in pro­ should be removed from the room dur­ die in foe attempt? Would it burst ing the 'sickness. The physician and tho millstone ? Or would it lift it ? In a new stable which cofit $80,000, and opinion which shall shame England into rain out.1*—E.*l>., Godfrey, Io*ra. portion to its size; the tip of foe breast nurse, m a rule, should be the only per­ the end foe little filbert tree lifted the which has marble floors; encaustic giving tho Irish people a chance to own Seeding Clover with Millet.—“In bone is soft and' easily bent between sons admitted to the room. millstone, and by 1863 wore it like a dies, painted by distinguished artists; land and make homes of their own. Juns, 1778,1 mixed two quarts of clo­ foe fingers. Visitors to foe infected bouse should crinoline about'ita trunk, and Mr. Waver seed with feur to six quarhi of mil­ I |To boil egga properly place them in be warned of the presence of a danger­ torton used to sit upon it under the tags, chains and drain-traps of silver, let, as Dear m I can recollect, and sowed c fiish having a close cover; pour over ous disease therein, and children es­ branching shades. Thk Emperor of China is just now in *nd walls frescoed with splendid huntit on about one-fourth of au acre, from boiling water; cover and sot nw^f from pecially should not be admitted. All Bible Terms.—Readers of the Bible ng scenes from the pencils of eminent a serious difficulty. Young though he which I had taken a crop of potatoes the foe fire for ten or fifteen ipifinte.% Eggs clothing removed from the patient, or will be interested in the following ex­ inimal painters. The Baron’s annual is. he has already to maintain some previous year. The ground wm plowed cooked in this way are more delicate the bed, should be at once placed in pressions frequently met with in tbe seventy women on his establishment in and harrowed before sowing*.and the and digestible than when allowed to boiling water, or in a tub of disinfect­ uoly scriptures. income is, fortunately, 11,6110,000. various capacities, and, like every other millet and clover dragged.; I hot only । boil in the old. The heat of. foe water ing fluid (8 oa. sulphate ainc, 1 oz. car­ A day’s journey was 33 and 1-5 obtained a good crop of millet, but a cooks them slowly to a jelly-like oonAppkarance* arc deoeitfuL Su gentleman who has ladies under his perfect catch of clover.—E. M. Potter, Histency, leaving the yelk harder than bolic acid, and 8 gallons water) by foo miles. nurse Before being carried through the A Sabbafo-day’a journey wm about i Jiolight the grave digger at a funcr l protection, the duty devolves upon him Kalamaion, Mich. tho white. I honsu or handled by any other person*1 of an English mile. in Ottawa, Ontario, who, after he had of clothing them. This would be a To Keep Wells Pvr<.—A correBeef should be of a bright red color, They may be soaked in this fluid for an Ezekiel’s reed is said to have been forown foe third shovelful of earth on comparatively easy task were the sev­ rpoudant of foe Inter Ocean, writing well streaked with yellowish laL and hour, and then placed in boiling water nearly 11 feet long. tho eoffin, was startled by the dead enty fair ones of a reasonable turn of from Battle Creek, Midh., says that he surrounded with a thick outside layer for boiling. A cubit is nearly 22 inches. • It is better not to use handkerchiefs purified his well of water, which wm ko of fat. Good mutton is bright red, with A finger’s breadth is equal to one man’s kicking off foe top of foe ooffln, mind. But, unhappily for the peace of subject to many worms, bugs and other plenty of hsrd white fat. Veal and for cleaning foe nostrils and mouth of inch. md making a terrible to-do about the tho Brother of the Bun and Moon, their insects as to render it almost unfit for pork should be of a bright flesh color, foe patient, but rather soft rags, which A shekel is about 50 cents. immediately thereafter situation ho wm in; and so did.two of extravagance is pronounced to be be­ drinking, by placing in foe well a with an abundance of hard, white, semi­ should be A shekel of gold is (9.07. four impromptu pall bearers who picked yond all bounds. Two hundred and counle of good-idzed trout They have transparent fat. Lamb of the best kind burned. All vessels for receiving the A talent of silver was $1,650.86. discharges of foe patient should conA talent of gold was $26,448. ip u man that fell dead on foo streets fifty thousand taels, which is more than kept perfectly healthy, and have eaten has delicate, rosy meat, and white, al­ stanily contain some disinfecting up every live thing in the water. Iu most tEonspareut, fat , A piece ot silver, or a penny, was 13 •f Leadville, and were carrying him to half of the land tax of tbo empire, were foe winter eeakoa trum be of bread or. fluid. Watex cloeeta and privies in the cents. The American Poultry Yard says: house should bo disinfected daily with he station, when he sprang to his feet expended last year in silk, satin, gauze, crackers are thrown in. The water is A farthing was 3 cents. Poultry requires skillful carving.: The a solution of copperas—two pounds to . and, felling two of them to the ground velvet, red aud _gilt .paper, and _pearls. perfectly pure and sweet. A geralt was 2 cents. requisites are grace of manner, fas/ in a gallon of water. Every kind and ind wrenching himself free from foe It is said that oue dress which is in Green Manure.—“My success hu the j>crformanoe, a sharp knife of me­ source of fllfo in and around foe house A homer contained 78 gallons and 5 Aber two, fled up foe street ^possession of an Empress was covered been very gratifying in sowing com, dium size, a perfect knowledge of the should bo thoroughly removed, and dis­ pints. last year witn seed pearls worked in so oats, buckwheat ot rye for jJo wing un­ position of joints and the most oom- infectants freely used. Cleanliness An ephah, or bath, 7 gallons and der inttAld of oIovct. For this par- plete mode „„„„ of dissecting. Etiquette UTO. tends both to prevent and mitigate foe Laster Custom’s little bill of $250,­ peculiar a fashion as to have cost-a pose I use one or foe other of the crops teaches n* u» flint that tlm the Anwa* barver retains his disease. Drains should be put in per­ pinta. A hin waa 1 gallon and 2 pinta. 300 against W. H. Vanderbilt is a fair fabulous sum. With respect to this according to the time of foe year for , w.at whfle carving, managing bis hands fect order; and ventilated by a four-inch 6 .ample of the greed of many attorneys. robe there is trouble ahead. The Em­ sowing, aud taking into the calculation j aaj elbows artistically, etc. Common straight pipe extended above foe highest pints. teaches us that the carver has far Mr. Clinton defended Vanderbilt in press is aged, though the dress is new. tbe length of time foe crop could occu- j point of the roof of the house in every A cab wu 3 pints. A log was j a py the land. All them, crops, however, fitter oohtrol over the platter while instance, terminating at a distance from ihe suit brought by the other children If she die, according to custom, it must con d be grown oDd plowed under witB- ' BUnding, i more at ease, foe knife is any chimney or other ventilator. Child­ pint tojireakthe “Old Commodore's” will. be burned, supposing it to be in her m the time required for growing foe uRbie u, (J,pi ^th foe majority ren iu the family should not attend How Tboct Hear Noises im /the ______________ Probably tho actual legal services per­ possession at the time of her demise. 'one one crop crop of of clover. clover. IIn this contains tbe I of carvers the table-cloth is likely to ee- school or mingle with other children Water.—Prof. E. D. Cope,a well-known formed in the case were not intrinsical­ She refuses to part with it, aud thc idea main advantage of their use over clover cape with fewer soiled spots. until the patient has wholly recovered, naturalist controverts in the Forest as a renovating crop.”—Henry Ives, ly worth more that! $3,000, and. if Mr. of this wastefulness, coupled with the and all infected articles have been dis­ and Stream Seth Green’s allegation Batavia, N. Y. fl by Hr Reformed. infected. t hat trout cannot hear. Tbo professor Vanderbilt had stipulated with his prospect of increased extravagance in Dry Cows.—It is a common practice On foe recovery or death of the pa­ says that there is a nerve at the base of Edward Delaney waa on old-timer, counsel on the start, he would have un­ the coming year, trouble the owner of among some dairymen to give their and he looked it every inch of h>m aa tient the moat thorough disinfection eve»y scale on a trout, at foe point dertaken the defense for that sum. But the vermilion pencil exceedingly. cows, when dry; bnt scanty living. he scraped his bo;t sole to his Honor ; should follow. The room and all ar­ where tbe scale is united with foe skin. Mr. Clinton probably sized his client’s When a cow cea«ea to give milk, or is in the Police Court. ticle in it should be at once subjected All these nerves, from foe base of every A True Fable. scale, lead to a large ganglion situated dried up, any feed is considered enough pile and put in a bill accordingly. Mr. "Back again?’* said the magistrate, to foe fumes of burning sulphur as fol­ for her. I Aink this is a great mis ­ lows: Close foe room tightlvand burn on the center of the forehead of the fish A wolf, who was known among his looking up and recognizing him. “ We Vanderbilt very naturally refuses to friends as sagacious, swift, sly, and <-ii_ take, and the result is a diminished haven’t seen you for many a day." two and a half puunds of sulphur to each below foe eyes. Nerves from this gang­ pay the lull during, and who seldom went to bed product of milk, both in quantity■ and* The prisoner tried to suppress a hic- one thousand foet of cubic space. After lion communicate to the internal ear. she does come in.. T1 hungry, one day met a woodchopper's quality,when ■■ij,.u«i»iiu urai« umou xhere . eOTgh, and murmured very solemnly: four or six hours open the room and These nerves, at foe base of each scale, it to the air and sunlight fur a are formed to receive vibrations in the large draught on the system more ---------------------bon in the forest. Hostilities between . to, 6U«-|..|y _ ire,0sir, n© you morehive you expose Jons 0. Robinson, known as the ___ w the calf while the. cow .is carrying > have. Ijoys and wolves had been suspended tain1 foe uw.v. II've ’ve been a much-altered man week. Anything that can be boiled water. Any vibration in the water lightning proof-reader, has just died in for a short time on account of a cump- it; and to keep tbe cow in a good con­ reaching the scales of thc fish is thus lately. You wouldn’t know me for the wifoout injury may be so treated. The New York. In deciphering manuscripts rneeting in that neighborhood, and the dition good feed is as important as last six months.’’ walls and ceilings should be dry rubbed communicated to foe internal ear. If the trout were in a flume, and one of when she is giving milk. It is myopin ­ or lime-washed, and the floors washed he was a marvel. He read Richard wolf and the boy therefore sat down on ** Indeed. Given up drinking, then ?" the timbers that supported foe flume “ Not a drop of liquor did I taste in with soap and water, to which may be Hildreth’s, Horace Greeley’s, Count a log to discuss the weather and draw ion that one dollar’s worth of feed added a little carbolic acid. When rested. in the running water on the each other out on the transformation when the cow is dry is worth one and a oil that time, air. Honor bright.*' Pulaski’:*, Gemtt Smith’s and other theory. ground, the vibrations of this running half dollars after she comes in. An ani­ “ You don’t mean to say you gave up death occurs foe body should be im­ crab ed manuscripts almost si a glance. mediately placed in foo coffin, with dis­ water on tbe ground would be carried The wolf never had a fair chance to mal in poor condition cannot digest as loafing,” said his Honor, in surprise. by this timber to the flume and to the infectants, and ho coffin tightly and When Mr. Greeley was unable to de­ look a boy over. His rule had been to muoli food as an animal in good condi­ “Not a day’s work did I lose, sir. <ater in it, four feet above. The ear cipher one of his own written sentences eat them first and look them over tion. If the cow is poor when she Up early and at it right smart till finally closed. No public funeral should cf the fish would separate and take cog­ afterward. He now observed «h%t his comes in she will nut digest enough night. Oh. I did not waste my time, ever take place at the house where the ho referred it to Mr. Robihson, who patient died, nor elsewhere, unless the nizance of foe difference in the vibra­ companion was twice as 'handsome us too i to support the system, and, at tbe depend on it” made out its meaning. In the canvass he was, and the fact rankled in bis same time, to make a large quantity of tions, as the human ear in the air dis­ coffin remains hemetically sealed. “ Goodness me. what a reform I” tinguishes the difference between the of 1866 a letter from Mr. Greeley was jealous mind. He forgot that he bad milk.— Monthly Bulletin of the Amer­ “Reform! You may well pay that voices of friends. Prof. Cope’s explan­ Tramps ami Their Signs. sent to tho night editor of the Trib­ been differently gtaded by nature iu the ican Jersey Cattle Club. No one saw me onto* nights gallavantin’ Jim Word, who si ns himself “Chief," ation is complete in scientific detail, and Farmers Who Art Wide Awake— round. 'No, indeed, I went right home une. It inclosed an editorial article beginning, and he began casting about to see Low he could get even. He when work waa over, and kept ’ - *to• my writes to the Troy 'i mes: I have just is made clear by a drawing of the scale, favoring the election of a well-known finally made up his mind that it was the Farmers who are wide awake and given ganglions and internal ear. to investigation don’t sow so much room all night. I didn’t take even a returned to your cil,, after a tour of Republican who was running on an in­ loy’s rod coat which made all tbe dif­ exploration down South lasting several wheat to tbe acre m they formerly did, stroll.” Intebestxmo Facts.—The tomb ol dependent ticket. It wai the night be­ ference, so he carelesa’y oboerved: months, and reading in your paper an Edward L, who died in 1801, waa “ Wonderful I” and they don’t sow it so deep. ’ The “I,‘don’t suppose you’d like to part great, heavy harrows of ten or twenty “ And, beside. I’ve got to be quite article on tramp* and their ’narks, I opened Jan. 2, 1770, after 463 yean fore election. The article was put in with that old patched coat of yours, yean ago are not now employed by gentle. I didn’t harm a . fly , all that desire to be allowed, m an old veteran bad elapsed. His body was almost per­ type. The manuscript fell under the . would you?” them in covering seed, und foe drill, time, borne fellows were mighty rough of that “honorable" body known m “foe fect; Canute (foe Dane), who crossed eyes of Mr. Robinson. " That’s not the The boy was np to string-games aud which can be depended on better, is on me, too, and ordered me about pooty tramp organization,” to correct a few over to England in 1017, waa ffound balloon ascensions, and bo c ’ osed with old man’s handwriting, ” he said. He becoming univarsally popular. In sharply. But I didn’t raise any rum­ mistakes. I claim foal foe tramps were 1779, by workmen who repaired^ Win­ was so confident shat it was a forgery an offer to lend tbe wolf his coat for a broadcast sowing, after the ground is pus; 1 didn't says hard word to 'em at the originators of foe mystic rnarkH chester Cathedral, where his body had week if thc latter would guide Dim to a thoroughly prepared, the TImidm. alL” which have so frequently adorned reposed nearly 750 years, perfectly fresh. that the article was-suppressed. So den where three young foxes could be smoothing-harrow coven the seed deep “ Why, you have been quite a Chris­ fences, gate posts and doors, although In 1569, three Roman soldiers, fully skillful was foe forgery that on the fol­ (•.rand. it is possible that soap agente—mem- equipped with warPko implement, were tian. ” enough. A Wisconsin writer gives foe lowing day Mr. Greeley said that, had As soon as the wolf secured the coat n-sult of an experiment in planting nt *■ Indeed I have. Yota, wouldn’t be­ beri of another branch of the tramp dug out of a bed of peat in Ireland, ho not known differently, he wouid he wrapped it around him and declared different depths—on the surface, one- lieve it, but I’ve been to services regu­ organization—have since adrpted these where they had probably lain 1,500 yean. have taken it to be his own hand­ the truce between the wolves and the fourth inch, one half inch, three- larly every Sunday, and I’ve got heaps marks for business purposes. When Their bodies were perfectly’ fresh and boys at an end. That had been his tram Hug wm good—and that wm some plump. Id foe reign of James II. of writing. Mr. Robinson’s rapidity in little game from the start. Bounding fourths inch and so ou to several inch­ o’ tracts given to me.” u Well, yondess will never cease.” years ago—it wm understood by ua that England, after foe fall of foe Church of reading a proof-sheet was unparalleled. his war-howl, the wolf summoned his es, That on the surface laV'two weaka k»1 hia-Honor, he«i!atj:n| t| aigu tho all houses where the inmates were good before sprouting; ifiat oie-ftrarth to Astley, in Warwickshire, there was taken friends to help make bologna of poor foree-fourths inch deep came up in four cAmmitment. ‘ But where “have you for food, clothifig or money were to be up the corpse of Thomas Gray, Mar­ marked in order to give us little trou­ quis of Dorset, who was buried foe 10th The employment t few weeks ago in Tom, but as the eager brutes came up or five days, aud so on, getting later m been all the time?” thev went for the red coat and the boy the depth idereaaed. The last to came *In the penitentiary, sir,” blandly ble when we wanted anything. Where of October, 1530, in foe twenty-second Scotland of a clairvoyant to discover went for a tree. up was planted three and a half inches responded the prisoner.—New York only a meal could be obtained, this fact year of Henry YIL; and although it the bodies of the vietims of |h$T»y No wolf haa any bnsineee wearing a was indicated by a small square; where had lain there seventy-eight years, the boy ’ s outfit Wen If it would add fol, his bridge diMater does not appear to have a fellow would get foe grand bounce an eyes, hair, flesh, nails, and joints Im«o rewarded by saocess. An experil this one wai soon X expressed it, and for clothing he wm remained as though it bad been newly HonrsL weeks that planted one-fourth to one-, . , ■ into intn bsg-stringa hatf-atnntra and «nn his bones hnnM >1 hung on half inch deep stood far ahead of tli<A Vermont pastor attempted little directed by XX. Money houses were buried. Robert Braybrook, who wm meat, bowovex, m singular, if not mara a jaqk pine for foe wind to fool with. marked $; a house where foe inmates consecrated Bishop of London in 1831, rest. — Michigan Farmer. personal labor by way of remonstrance so, was, according to the Annual Looking down from hl* perch in foe with one of his parishioners who sel­ were friendly, but foe dog unfriendly, and who died iu 1404, and was buried Register of 1767, tried in April of that wm marked by a great big D. But at in St. Paul’s, was taken out of his tomb, dom attended worship, and whose mor ­ Uses of Paper. year, at Newbury, in Berkshire, witlfl als were vaxy qiie.-diauable, and irim, after foe great fire in 1666, during foe the view of discovering foe body pf a | • Ro accustomed are we to ttaoie- withal, was not pterModreB wl11?knowl­ repairs of tbe cathedral, and, although goon1 and abu»e—of paper, that we hardly edge or bndns. He rcplie*’. in the where tramps arc regularly fed. The he bad lain there no leas than 262 yean, child drowned in foe river Rennet, realize its immense importance aud usual form: M O, I am honest, and love tramp bore is now played out, but Lis body was found firm as to akin, hair, and, strange to say, it answered tbo I xoS At: vV < ' d . value. We are all, high and low, rich my fellow-men.” “Very well,” replied whatever may be said against the tramp Sinis and nails. The Convent de BL purpose. At foe inquest held on fool won't lost without sugar, id poor, benefited by it It is almost the pastor;.” but vou‘ qnghi* .io jhOTe it cannot be denied that he has n ado omingo was lately demolished in search signbor has just aa much body'it wm stated “ that, after diligent] his marx in this world. i mcessacy to onr comfortable exi«- God.wlso.” O, Fdo,” he repSed; of treasure supposed to Im concealedWnce as the air we breathe, the food we love God and my fellow-men, and every­ there, and the body of Prince Rodri­ A Wooden Watch. ,ea% or the water we drink. It is the thing God has made, except these ’targues taken out, who bad been buried the ahild with no favorable result, medium by which we bring those near nal spotted adders." The pastor sub­ A North Carolina paper, the Abing­ twopenny loaf, with a quantity < .who are distant from us, and by which sided. don Standard* haa the following: ’ Old X. lectures his nephew, a con­ ‘we intrioommvfhcute wmheai pirn*, quicksilver put into it waa set floatin ■-----------—St < "borne time ago Mr. E. A. Johnson, of and 6 months old, waa lying at her firmed gambler. “Then you never Johnson Brothers, jewelers, of this father’s feet, and as perfectly preserved fra. the place where the child, it wi dt rnwre educatfoutd facnititfsi’ practi­ is the daughter of an Andover proieuor, as himself. The position of his hands cable; it furoi-hes the books we rMd, aud her first hdshaod (Maj. Hunt) was wauth that attracted a great deal t >fat- shows that he was suspended by the its course down the river upward aud with which we transact all bommer- killed during tbe late rebellion. She tention, bnt wm suhaaquandy ad body and neck till he died. Marks of hall a mile, before a great number toial business; it becomes tbe meuenger turned her attention to literature, aud by Mr, Doriot, of Bristol, iu • 1 the cord aud of the burning iron are hat more 'UbottU in i. ' deeply recorded on vorions p«rts of the •which gives us our daily, weekly and became known as “ H. H-," both in the somewhat more elaborsta in dt •qientatora, when, the body happen! fenonthly news and public comment; it periodicals and books of the day. Hav­ Not to be t outdone, * , Mr. Johnson .put to Body. Hia hair and beard are firm, bis to ley on tbe contrar^a»®a nvett । th3B» that is so; but I might bav* -------.1— — — 3 Las v — turned *—■- * nfcjjj in }iueand texture.^rthout ^eprejteuta our money valnes, and, with ing recent!v married Prof. Jackson, of work on another watch, and the ioal suddenly tacked about and the™, j have ntTer touched a < I Colorado, nle toot remove to her out a handsome double-case atem-win- foe leMt trace of decomposition in any swam across the. river, and gradually | since; it was a leesozu” �•Twmi/.rerrM. u.l.rii >mr thrr libraries. On Nev., 14,1 received furlough to jro home and vote, though JJ to Annapolis Maryland, and assigned to duty in St. John's College Hospital when I «n» soon appointed cominisa*ry clerk, and had u "soft joo" until I wm discharged. Tbe somewlurt ancient city of Anna­ polis ia n dilapidated place, with a large portion of poverty stricken negroa and poor whites. Tbe chief occupation of the latter txdng, raking oysters and catching lobsters and fish. The city is lieculiarly laid out. The Capitol stand­ ing in the center, and tho streets, like the spokes of a wagon wheel radiating in every direction. When I was there, thc some old build­ ing where Congress waa in session k when the Revolutionary war closed in . 1788, w.is still standing, and I have frequently visited the room where Washington formally re-signed his commission in the army, previous to his retirement to Mount Vernon. Tbe U. 8. Naval Academy, located at Annapolis, is one of the most beautifhl spots on earth. Situated in a some­ what sequestered spot, on tbs. lutnks of the beautifal Severn which flows by. The grounds of thc Academy are beautifully laid ont in walks and lawns with an abundance of shades. Off, on one side of the ground, are several marble monuments, erected in memory our Naval heroes who have died and been killed iu the several wars. These monuments are all surrounded by fence*, competed of inverted twelve pound cannon, connected by ponder­ ous cable chains. ' About two miles out from the city, was the parole camp, when- ouraoldiera were stationed after parole, and before bciiig exchanged. Several transports loaded with exchanged prisoners ar­ rived while I waa nt Annapolis; nnd their appearance gnanuiteed every statement, and every illustrated pict­ ures I ever saw of. them. Any description .'ither illustrated or otherwise, absolutely fails to convey to the mind, a true conception of their actual condition. 1 shall not attempt to describe them, bnt will ask rhe reader to imagine how he, or site would feel, to see. a thousand men | hobbling and tottering throngh the streets, the ground frown and snowy, . Druggists A Chemists. nt per pound for all ind.8 of Old Cast and rouiglit Iron. ets. per lb. for Old Copper. 6 ets. per lb. for Old Sawyers! Brass 1 ot. per* lb. for Old Cum­ per Bags. ming, Ham­ mering » ets. per pound for all Filing Saws kinds of Old Rubber, except rubber cloth and rubber cloth shoes Cnoice Flower andUarden Sects, Will pay for above Strawberries, Peaches, Etc. one-half Cash and one half Trade C. C. WOLCOTT poWERS A BARLOW, Probute Order HARDWARE. C aunty of Hartings ■■ OobmI, JOHM BRETZ, ^TTENTION Ftbnt*rr IE0I, RAILS 1 SHELF HARDWARE Having added to my stock suffi- tools for American and Foreign Marble. and of every descrip­ tion, 1 am better prepared than ever-to (A true DMA Ha«Un<», Mich. PEOPLE’S DRU GSTORET JL Waarf | r, j do th bi work at aatiafactory price*. Nashville. Mich. DRLG4I8T A BOOKSELLER A. C. BUXTON. Plants of the newest and tiueat im­ proved aorta, carefully jmcked aud pre­ paid by mail. My collection of Straw­ berries took the tirat premium for the best collection, at die great show of the Maas. Horticultural Society, in Boston. I grow over 100 varieties, the moat complete collection in the country including all the new, large American and imported kinds. Priced descript­ ive Catalogues, gratis, by mail. Also, Bullis. Fruit Trees, Rouen, Evergreens, Choice Flower, Garden, Tree, Ever­ green. Her|>, or Fruit Seeds, 35 packets . mail. of either for f 1.00, by C.C. The True Cape Cod Cranberry, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, RUPTURE CURED McalKomcalMitiite QO TO Flmtatos* praaarfpltosa sad I'lallf BselpM earfnllr compounded with Drop aal fflAinl. o' yyM. 8. GOODYEAR, DDK GOODS, SILKS ail DO HOODS DslMl Jaarnrr Sts, A D. toSQ. JOHN fSIGHMU. Executor. JULIUS BUSSELL, Order of PuMiemUon. JDIdTZ- GOODS D. C. GRIFFITH’S of AW>h M «mmk, that non-rehitoni F. HICKS, FOR EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF Groceries and General Produce, HENRI ROE. PiontBToi CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, MEAT MARKET, Boots, S-tlioeo, TVotions, Etc Solicitor tor Complainant. Fresh and Salt Meats. AND ALL WINTER GOODS, Met Sam ail Shonliers, If’you would be happy IK THEIR SEASON, Io uld Male of Michigan, ot> the I3U> day r, A. D_ ailhtem hundred and •evenlyCF I am aware that it pays to sell Goods cheap, aud for Hurt reason 1 tdiajj not be undersold by any spot cash .<ouse in the country. Lard, by the lb. or barrel, fort,-Are dollar* and I QT The Highest Market Price paid for Hides, Pelts, Ac. to r«»T»r an, part thereof. MoUee to therefore hrrabv >Ivmi. that on THURSDAY THE TWI5. TT-akCOND DAY OF APRIL, next. Fresh. Goods, Pull Weights and Satisfaction Guaranteed. HENRY ROE. ^OCHERBROTHERS TO THE FRONT! ten par ornt. Interact, and tonal ruato. I an A.torn«y fra ot twentr-dvr dullan ------------ M------------- DRESS GOODS nr county, Ml of the latest shades and patterns VERY CHEAP. FARMERS mox!-« BEAVERS. CAMEL HAIR CLOTH, WATERPROOFS and LADIES' CLOTH. AU the latest styles out BEAVER : PAISLEY SHAWLS THE LARGEST LINE IN TOWN. A BIG LINE OF Y. eity, where I arrived via of the Jer- FROM 50 CENTS TO ta.00. Mtba confu- SHERIFF ROBERTS A HOTCHKISS, of these men without eoat. joints,shirt*.! Agents wanted, arsfe-enc n-ith nntlia"• • drawers, Bhrw-k shoes nr or Ktnrkiniru. stockings, with noth­ B. aa M. sas WATSON, Old r. Colony ing bnt an old army blanket covered Nurseries and Seed Warehouse, Ply­ with vermine, to cover their nakedness mouth, Mass. Establishetl 1842. tbe same one they had used for cloth­ g A, BUSH, ing and bedding for a year in rebel * “THE BOSS' prisons, with pieces of blanket wrapp­ ed and tied around their feet to keep them from the snow and hubs, hair long, and beard unshaven, counten­ ance haggard and dull, and every one ttopslringdone with Nea mm and 1H, patch. -of them a mere walking skeleton. You would nay at once, if not informed to the contrary, that these men were from a strange land, that such a lot of half starred rag muffins could not be NHnMAJTKNri POBT AXB CVRA. American citizens. Yet, I have seen thousands in the -condition mentioned, unloaded at the Naval Academy landing in Annapolis, go bobbling, tottenng and staggering DETROIT along, to thc quarters assigned them, while half aa many more hart to be conveyed on stretchers and in ambu­ lances to their quarters. And they were all American citizens, and under, neath that squalid exterior, pernaps, AND was an intellect capable of ruling a.i stale or a Nation. hearts as brave, aa generous, as loyal and indexible, as I.D., Prop. was ever possessed by a Lincoln, a l^cnard. a Grant or a Sherman. It re­ quired the utmost care and watchful Office 204 Woodward Avenue nnnring. to bring these emaciated men out of their terrible condition in safety. Of course hundreds of them died, and there is a vast cemetry nt Annapolis, where lie the victims of Southern priDuring tbe long boldaysof the snmmer. the time, it seemed, dragged slowly by. But at last the order rsiue for mir discharge: and on the 97th of Joly 188S, .just three yeara and three . days from the time J enlisted. 1 held in my hand my discharge. On acronut of some irregnbuity in my papers tho hatl to be retnriied to Dept. bradqnart- HBU8HTAUN, ’ Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods, HAT8, CAPS, GROCERIES, BTC., ETC. Onr fall slocks are larger and more an ever before, and notwilhg tot cash we have secured will reap the benefit-. WANTED SARSAPARILLA ura cflffusr, mnnu. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-02-28.pdf.pdf fe347d49ca44da367a062d8a918535c3 PDF Text Text ' VOLUME VII. LIFE IN NASHVILLeTT Devoted to the Interests of the Best Party under the 8un. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1880. —That was a pjtiable^igiit on Fridaynight last when four or five Hastings boys not yet out of their teens, were seen realing about onr streets. They came over to attend the dance, but one of their number was so overcome with whisky that he was put to bed at 9 o’­ clock. The rest of the party were also in a deplorable state of intoxication. Wonder whqre they got their whisky. . NUMBER 23. jacks and if you had’nt a called me as I you LOCAL GIBBLE-GABBLE. THE "NEWS” BOOM. very quickly a desire on hi* part to d«» did there would a been money in Aid Perms! €Mt- Out. exact justice to the people, and the pri­ The following are the nnmes of the i this ranch.” • soner is treated as one of the people*. I "Well, Johnny, I would’nt play W. E. Griggs has become a Nash- । new subscribers that have been added —The symptoms indicate tiiat this , The many complimentary allusions to to our subscription book dur:ng the cards,” was the reply of the father us villeite again. season will lie a deadly poor one for Judge Hooker made during and -since he went out to kelp Johnny get, in the Wm. Boston and wife are in Dexter j months of January and^February, just maple sugar. 1 the term, shows that Barry county can past: wood and water the pigs, and there be­ visiting relatives. —MrsiRalston is the poraesrarof a cal I and does appreciate a faithful servant. NASHVILLE. ing no farther signs of a collision, our Boise & Francis have just put up a That Barry county has one in Judge which is twenty-six years old. and is reporter left. Flint, Peter Feiahuer, Lorenxo Hyd^ <i. f. very pretty new sign. Hooker no one can deny. The majesty Lx>n«. J. L. Mary field, John Maat, bean Mix. yet aa playful as a kitten. There will l>e preaching nt the Bap­ 8. Mapes, Charles Neal, Charles Scheldt, of law and right of society nnd persons a pleabah paety —A gentleman by the name of Benn J. L. Btcrcns. J. 8. Shamp, J. K. Smith. A. R tist church next Sunday. —John Walker got fighting drunk on charged with crime are all taken into WoolcOU, C. Wallace, O. P. Willman, Maurice from Battle Creek, we understand, is ■ Miss Laura Parrish of Verqun is Ward, L. Strow, Mrs. N. I*. Henderson. The prire dance given by F. Baker to start a handle man!nctory in Dickin- j Friday night and acted outrageously. consideration by .him. He is not harsh Baltimore. He went' to the dance and was put out and Joseph Shamp at the opera house visiting her cousin E. L. nor arbitrary but he believes the laws son’s mill. Good. A telegraph signal has been erected ! aa OranMm. G. Hammond, Jerome Bui of there on account of his condition, last Friday night was a very enjoyable ought to be obeyed. His remarks to kcm, William Balch, Edwin Craney. A. I. —A number of birds were flying faand 'then—oh, shame on you, John!—he ■ a flair. There were some eighty-three and put in operation nt the depot. Ormsby, E. Townacud, John Hcrrinaton, Cha ' those upon whom be passed sentence* miliarily around Main St. yesterday, The editor has been about “two seas • tester, J. E. Delano Samuel WCcka. J. 7 went to his home and drove.his wife couples 'present, and the dancing was i while they are many times quite pointHinchman. which are said to be English sparrows, and children out of doors. It was a kept np Until five o’clock Saturday over” sick the best part of this week, j ed and plain, yet.pre full of the most ASSYRIA. and die first of the kind ever noticed cold night and there is no knowing Mr. S. L. Hicks returned to manage I Cal. Wricher. R. W. Burk, R. Ellb, Michael morning^/ The prizes, as heretofore gentlemanly tenderness toward the in this vicinity. what.might have been the consequence mentioned in The News, consisted of bis farm at Petosky Wednesday morn--1 McCarty, A. 8. Holton, Jerome F’roat. J. G. Me I prisoner, sometimes there is a little —We .understand that A. M. Flint is had not Mr. Parker, a generous neigh­ a silver watch and a silver cup to be ing. j undisguised humor ns when he told BEDFORD. C. C. Wolcott received, on Tuesday; I tc>commenc n liliel suit against the bor, taken them in. drawn by numbers, and a silver cup to ■ young Reynolds from your ]>lace that A. Heouanl- H. F. BeBenger, M. Dunn. Henry editor of the Vt. Ville Hawk, based up­ —A team belonging to Tom. Blaisdell lie donated to the best waltzer. The a car load of No. 83 Diamond steel । Moran. J. H. Berra, J. McKenzie, William he liad marie up his mind to send him plows. Smith. H. N. Bowman, F. M. Vanneee.«. P. on an article that appeared in that while standing near the school-house watch was drawn by Martin Cooper away to school. His remarks to Mr. Idon, D. 8. Glffortl, W. A. Weller. J. W. Glonn has gone to Lakeview. 1 paper this week. • Bell d-hen sentencing him, while they on Saturday afternoon, took fright and and the cup by Clarence Bachelor. HA8T1NGS —The weather is lovely and spring ran down Main street at a furious gait. The silver cup for the best waltzer, and the Powless Brothers are running j J. 8. Clarkson, Guy R. Durfee. P. G. Hen­ were pointed nnd plain nnd showed the ry. W. H. HendmbotL IL B lUyne., E. Shattime is coming gentle Annie. One of Several persons attempted to stop them after an unprejudiced opinion by the his mill. ■ detestation which the Judge had toek. E. Mead, W. Rockwell. . Allan Wheeler has returned from the indications of the latter assertion is but in vain ; and they ran to the depot, judges, was awarded to Herb. WalWOODLAND. for the business of selling liquor, yet the sight of a cat watching n hole in ( then east to State street where they rath. The music consisted of five Dakota and is now breaking on the I they were full of goorl ndvice to Mr. A. G. Kilpatrick, H..L Kloweli. Henry Holme*.— 0 the trail with her back. up. which can turned and came up again. They be­ pieces: William Finn and George way freight. i Bell and showed Hie Judge to have a JOHNSTOWN. John Gregg and family started for ; William Whitworth, J. E. Howard, A. Par­ occasionally be observed now a-days. came detaclied from the wagon at the Kent, violin; Charles Davison, cornet; kind heart aud a desire on Lis part that their new home in Spencer, Iowa, ker. C. N. Eaatman, J. H. Fiabcr, George stefHerb. Wai rath, clarionet; Miss Ida Mr. Bell would forsake his business —We warn our "readers to look out i Baptist church, and continuing their field. g Tuesday night. for a smooth-tongued peddler selling | flight, were finally stopped in front of j Wolcott, organ. nnd follow one of less danger to him­ MAPLEGROVE. The annual fellowship . meeting of | The enjoyment of the evening was J. I. Baker, Marr E. Gould, Jacob Hortmati, . self and others. In brief. Judge Hooker “Paisley” shawls to fanners’ wives at Mr. Parmenter’s. No damage done. j increased considerably by u clog dance the Christian church occurs to day at I). Kenney, J. R. McKee, William Wheeler. I in all places acts the studious, nnassuuithe “low price of $30” when each shawl —The Jackson (.Xtiscn denies that KA LA MO. is worth; about $5. Deal with merci)-* young Gass attempted to commit sui­ by Mr. Ed. Borden. He was received two o’clock, p. m. l ing gentleman that he is. John Spendlore, lohu Dodgaon. Frank RabDavid Gibson baa gone to Ligonier, cock. Ed Rceae. P. B. Bowen, E. Cleniona. ants of integrity, and get your money's j cide, and says that reports to that ef­ with loud applause. He is a tine dan.BATTLE (-REEK. | cer and, we understand has done the Ind., on a visit to his sister. He will I worth. fect aie said to be without foundation. For sleeplessness a high London L. M. Mosher. O. H. Adams. J. R. Power*. be goue two weeks. I song and dance business as profesaionW A. Jewell. Helen Milk. 3 , authority —Kado Reynolds, who roblied Mr. Well, we might Ire induced to think recommends, instead. of Rev. F. W. Dickinson of Vermont­ BEt.LEVUFstimulants a breakfast cup of hot licet Smith, was sentenced on Saturday in that way too. were it not for the suici­ al in aminstral troupe. ville will preach nt the Christian church Harvny Wilaon, L. C. Spaulding; 8. Sellers. ten, made from half a teaspoon fill of the circuit court to four years in the dal language that he gave utterance ! Much is due to Horace Flint, the George Martens. 4 Liebig's extract. It allays brain ex­ tomorrow morning. Reform Schoo) at Lansing. He sold to immediately before and after the floor manager, for the admirable brder CEDAR CREEK. citement. The Hawk man Iiom received some Edwin Laral>c-, J. W. Carwin, M- Stanton. —3 his shoes for 85 cents before he started. . unfortunate occurrence. The editor of and good feeling that iie maintained valentines, and it is hard to tell wheth­ VERMONTVILLE. LOCAL MATTERS. and wks taken then- by Deputy Sheriff The News was by the side of the during the entire evening and, sufer he likes them or not. C. M. Ambrow. B. E. Benedict. » Ijee, on Monday. wounded man a very few momenta af­ five it to say, every one who was pre­ FOREIGN*. Notice. Mrs. D. G. Robinson from Hastings sent went home perfectly satisfied ter the shooting,und heard young Gass —Tom Purkey having yesterday j R. E. Comb*. MMdlctllUi; <1i«ric» Munhall. To the electorsof Nashville. Notice is and Miss Emma Keith from Greenville, Hickory Corncra; J. L. Sintlli. Central CltT. purchased lot No. OS of H. A. Brooks, ' say: “if I only bad my revolver I'd with the party and the manner in hereby given tiiat at the village election Neb.; Aetnira Dcnnla, Ruaai-ll, Kan.: T 6oul'c. which it was conducted. We under­ have been visiting Mrs. H. G. Hale. to lie held in raid village, on the 2nd Albion, Mich.; J. J.. Wtcktuuu, Wakotuta. will erect a tine house thereon in early , finish this business now. I would have A valuable yearling colt belonging, Mich.; Caddh- Griffith, Ollvat. Mich ; B. O stand that another one is tola' given Monday of March A. D. 1880, at the old spring. Mr. B., not desiring to let his done this a year ago if I had had the Pierce, McBride*. Mich.; Verne Andrewi, Far to Cyrus Downing has died from injur­ well, Mich.; Minna Mudge, Valoaralau, Ind.. Boston store Nashville. The following in a very short time. interest in Nashville real estate wane courage.” That certainly looks like an officers are to In* elected: a President. ies received by getting loose last week. John Willton. BUikifciarilic, O.; Mra. O. Ware. GOOD W0RD8F0R*“THE NEWS.” Mich.; J. L Hartman, New London,<> . in the least, immediately purchased lot 1 attempt nt suicide. Don't you think so Clerk. Treasurer. Marshall. Street There will Ire quarterly meeting ser­ Scofield, Edwin B. Parka, Waterloo, Mich.; Jame> M. Commissioner, Assessor, Constable, Mr. Citizen f No. 28 of Frank Fuller. vices at the new church in Barryville, Dllljr. M)llcd«ctillr. Pa; M. F. Fleming, Sara­ each for the term of one venr; and Mr. H. P. Cheny, writing to the nac, Mich.: D. Abby, York city. Nth.; John —The proprietor of the Boston Store 1 —Th'e congressional boom,*t hat little Saturday and Sunday, the 38th and 29th Dunham, Moutroac. Mich.; A. T. Bolao, Whltthree trustees each for the term of two same gentleman, says: Thanks for a tleaey, Ohio; Mra. M. E. Fleming, Koaanqua. Ims been obliged to succumb to the scare in Cute Smith's store over at Kalveara. i nsta. Iowa; J Wolf, Van Buren, Ark.: Jamea F. copy of that spicy sheet the Nashville Dated this 25th day of Feb. A. D. 1880. inevitable and Mr. Smith the assignee amo.orel.se the repressing hand of some We are sorry to learn of the illness of Grnaa, Cheyenne, Wyoming Ty.; W. W. Wol­ E. J. Feigiiner, Village Clerk. News, published where forty years cott. Oooudalgua. Mien ; Ixna Fleinirg. Big staid old ‘ Vermount'deacon makes the announces to-day the sale of die entire Judge Clement Smith, of Hastings. He Raplda, Mich.; William Cooper, WeberriUe, ago it was nothing but a "howling wildMich.; John A, Gregg, Bpencar. Iowa; Jatne* stock, to begin March 2nd. There will usually even tempered nnd jocund j | Ey Harper’s and Scribner’s Magazine. has not lieen at his office since Satur­ Driacoll. Carliale, Mich —27 | for rale at H. G. Hale’s. Potter of the, Vermontville Hawk as j undoubtedly be bargains for many of day last. Rev. C. I. Deyo of Meudon writes of TotalL... IM cross as a Imited Tom cat this week, our readers at this sale’. Miss Alice Ackley, of St. Charles. rp* Go to A. R. Wolcott’s it you want T he N ews : “ I don ’ t wc how we could , a home strap, pole strap, tie strap. —The Wolcott House lias been under­ nnd he bursts his mighty mental rerar- get along without it. It is the best Mich., and Miss Alice Bartow, of East CIRCUIT COURT DOINGS. ' curry comb card or brush, web halter. going considerable renovation lately. voir ujion us without a moments wani- l<£al paper in the State, that I know Saginaw are visiting their cousin Mrs. I leather halter, the in-st whips and Hastings, Feb. 24. 1880. The rooms up stairs nave been calci- ing. simply because we said that the any tiling about, and I will not even ex­ J. H. Smith. I lashes, a good harness double and would-be suicide Gass drank with the I Circuit court concludes its business Lewis Durkee returned from N. Y.. । I single, hame Staples and clips put in mined and painted, and very pretty I cept the Kalamazoo Telegraph. vour harness,, repairs done neatly whither he was called last week by the 1 anti adjourns nine (lie. centre pieces have been painted in the Vt. ville chaps,and intimates in a whin- 1 Hon. Victory P. Collier, writing to a In the cause of Maynard &. Co. vs | horse collars from $1.50a pair to $7.<«i lower rooms. The work was done by iug tearful way that our motto is to gentleman associated in the editorial sad intelligence of Ins father's death, a pair and many other articles to revile, slander, fabricate, do anything, • Thursday morning. Euper, mentioned iu my last, the ver­ numerous to mention. Hoffman & Borden. to help Nashville, and hurt Vt.ville. department of The News, aays: "Ac-j Mrs. Warren, of Ann Arborspoke lie- dict of the jury was no cause of action. —Young Gass, who made the attempt cept thanks for the copy of T he News. NOTICE Jn the words of our Vermontville scril»e fore the Reform club on Monday even- ' In the case of the People vs Bell, for upon his life last week, was taken to "the condition of the chief Im>ss of the If this is a sample, I congratulate you ing and made a very earnest appeal. , selling liquor on Sunday, the verdict । To Electors of the Township of Castleton. his home in Jackson last Friday night. I Notice is hereby given that nt the an­ Hawk roost is desperate, ” and as we upon having the brightest, spiciest pa- ; She is an eloquent speaker. was guilty. Mr. Bell was fined $50 and He is pronounced as being out of dan­ close this paragraph our sympathetic I per published iu yotn county or the ad- j A. R. Wolcott has jdst completed the I costa $4.40, and rent to the county -jail nua! township meeting, to be held on ger. Now if he "braces up” he will be | the fifth day of April, 1880, a vote will eves give forth floods of water liken un- I joining counties." neatest double carriage harness ever | for fifty days. be taken (by ballot) submitting thi* able to outlive the disgrace of this un­ to a big sponge under a 200 pound j Mr. R. 11. Falconer, formerly living made in Nashville it is a beauty. It is In the habeas corpus •mjc of L. C. 1 question as to whether the following fortunate cincumstance. just north of Nashville, but now of , dutchman. BeAh, the court held the commitment j named animals shall be allowed to run worth your time to go and look at it. Triplett. Mo., says: “I can «ay for one j —Lan nib Brady likes a good cigar —Abont six years ago a miserable 1 Rev., A. D. Newton preached a very good and ordered the prisoner remand­ j at large in raid township, viz: Horses. I Mules. Sheep and Swine. that I like The News very much and i but be prefers it made entirely of to­ Maple Grove pair by the name of Cady forcible and logical sermon last Sun­ ed to jail. Mr. Beach then paidhisfine Dated, Castleton. Fell. 4th. 1880. bacco, and on Monday last when Frank appreciate the interest you are taking , parted, and their only child, a youth of i in trying to make it both interesting | day evening in the Methodist church of $35 and was released. Chas. H. Brady. McDerby gnvr him one that was load­ Town Clerk. six was given to kind-hearted Job Wil­ his subject being the "Purity of Gos- | In the case of the People vs William aud beneficial to its patrons. My child- ; ed for "liar.” and after he had taken pel Law.” F. Reynolds, respondent changed plea cox with the injunction that if they Griffith is receiving new goods ren (as well as myself) anxiously look two or three draws it went off like a ever.got to living together again they Ira Morgan of Middleville was visit­ to guilty and was sent to the Reform for the sdring trade. for It ( very week, ami if it happens to piece of artillery, he did not know I would take the child. About a year miss coming on its regular day we 'feel’ ed by the fire fiend, ode day last week, School until he arrives at the age of 18 WAXTK1L whether to call it square or not. ago the pair met nnd remarried in Ne­ quite disappointed^ which licked up $2,000 worth of house, years unless sooner discharged. Rey­ New maple sugar for which cash will —Charles Demand having graduated j braska. aud soon after tire child was I the same was insured in the Barry &. nolds will be 14 in June next. be paid at the. Feed Store. Common Council Proceedings. with credit to himself from the Reform | sent for. A short time since he arrived In the case of the People vs Roberts. Eaton for $1,300. ) CofNCit. Rooms, tyif yon want some of the best School, returned to this village on I at his adopted father’s_honsc in Maple | The M. E. social at C. W. Smith's on Brady, resisting an officer, respondent syrup in the village of Nashville for / Nashville, Feb. 24. 1880 Tuesday. The News readers will re- | Grove, with a long tale of woe nnd j Regular meeting held. Present, Wednesday evening, was well attend­ Avas fined $40. The fine was paid. 50c. call at’ Wheeler’s. member he entered that institution abuse that he hnd received at the hands Killen President, Wheeler, Barber, ed and a pleasant time enjoyed by all In the case of the People vs Cotant ty D. C. Griffith is the first to put some two years ago for purloining his of his unnatural father, being finally | Young, Downing and Olds. Trustees. present. Refreshments were served, for larceny, respondent was sent to the in a new stock of Spring goo<ts. He is grand-dad's pocket book, and we trust kicked out of doors, when he started Absent Roe. House of Correction at Ionia for four receiving a full line of Dry Gomls, Hats The minutes of last meeting were 1 aud $1.20 taken up, that his stay there has improved his for Michigan, making a journey of 700 read and on motion approval. Cape, Clothing, Boots, Shoes nnd No­ Al Rasey has purchased the second , months. morals. Mr. Wheeler, chairman of the com­ section of Lentz’s old store and as soon 1 The case of the People vs Bartley tions. Those who contemplate buying miles to Chicago on foot, when he fell in the next sixty days will do well to mittee to ascertain the expense of pro- j —Next week will be commenced the into the hands of a big hearted police­ curing was continued. buy at once as all kinds of goods are a copy of the village plot, report- J as he secures a little spot of mother early history of Johnstown and Balti- . man who paid his fare to Battle Creek, ed that the same would cost the sum of earth of his own will move it on, and J. W id man Caroline Tupper andE. J. rapidly advancing. more. The getting up of this matter I and plucky little George had no trouble ! fifteen dollars. On motion by Mr. Bar be a real estate owner. Allen were granted divorces from their ty Every Satardey evening you can has been quite expensive to us, and we j in "hooting it” the rest of the way, and . her, the report was accepted and ail opt­ Mrs. L. IL Monroe and children left husbands, and Cyrus Buxton was buy a Chicago Ihnraat ed and the committee discharged. I trust that our friends iu those towns now he is the gladdest twelve-year-old ■ On motion by Mr. Downing, the Pres­ on Saturday last for Adrian where granted a divorce from his wife. H. G. Hale's. The certiorari case of Musser vs Starr towns will see that their neighbors I boy in Maple Grove to think he is with | ident appointed Messrs. Downing and they will make a short visit and then ty Overcoats going rapidly at cost have The News and thus show their \ Uncle Job and from under the peraecu-! Barber as a committee to settle with I go to Carson City, where Rev. Mr. was decided in favor of plaintiff. at Wheeler's. willingness to help pay the expenses of tionsofn tyranical nnd inhuman fa-I the rillage Treasurer. The appeal from the taxation of costa Monroe is now located. On motion by Mr. Barlier, the Pres­ publication. QT The newest styles of spring suits ther. ident appointed Messrs. Barber nnd . F. T. Boinc has had the wooden shed in the Hicks—Houghtalin suit was dis­ for men and boys just received at posed of by affirming the taxation Olds to act with the clerk as a board of taken down from the front of his store —Last week wp published a para­ D. C. Griffith’s. registration for the coming village I and he says he is going to have a fine made by the clerk with an attorney fee ONE KIND OF DRAWING. graph from the Battle Creek Moon. election. CF Ladies Cloaks at cost at. cloth awning put up this summer. of five dollars. Thus ends the contest in regard to Assyria, some might at On motion bv Mr. Barber, the Presi-. j “John-ue-ee! John-ne-ee” yelled the Wheeler’s. over the office of sheriff. The costa first take exceptions to. The article in i river flats man a few days since, look- dent appointed Mr. Downing as one ot 1 Quite an improvement tyil. G. Hale will prepare yourquestion was the opinion of the editor i ing towards Main St, “O-h-h Johnny !” the Inspectors to act with the Presi­ That was 11 foolish man who bought wore taxed at $79.80. dent nnd Clerk ns Inspectors for the Physicians Prescriptions and Family In the case of Holden vs Ranney a of the Mtfim, not ours nt all, nnd we a cutter from one of our merchate in A uot-to-be subdued looking speci­ coming village election. Receipts carefully from Pure Dfug.n bill of exceptions was settled. should have added that among the As­ men of young America slowly saunter­ The following nccounta were present­ December and kept it in his barn to and at low prices. While the business of the term was syria }>eople there are to l«e found some ed from the direction of down street, ed and on motion aUowed by ayes aud look at all winter. Bat then he pnt • nays as follows: Ayes-Messra wheeler, money into circulation. QT Beats cent Cigar in town at . not great, in one sense it was the most of the best residents, both morally nnd sullenly growled, “wbat-d’you-want” Bariier, Youug, Downing and Olds. 1LG. Hale's. important term to the people held for intellectually, in Barry county. We were in error last week when we "Sly son did you carry in lire wood F Nays none. years. The cases in which the people ty Come Id and look at my sew - Mr. John W. Custer, of Hastings, suggested the father. stated that Dr. Upjohn, of Hastings, *10.00 spring goods, I have just what you were interested were of great import will speak at the temperance mass “No sir.” had removed the ball from Adam Gass's ance and the rights of the citizens said want to buy and I am sorely in need of meeting Bunday evening, at the Chris­ wound. The fnct is tiiat for some rea­ “Did you empty the ashes and feed money; would take some 011 old acto be invaded, were in some senses pe­ co«nta. D, C. Griffith. tian church. The following from the the pigs r son best known to the medical profes­ rnlnloMr’n — ............ culiar and new. The management of 8.75 Paris (Hl.) Gazetie: “Immense meetings sion, the ball has not, at this writing, “No air, I went to —“I was over there The account of C. C. Wolcott ’ ty 1,000 bushels corn for rale at the interests of the people by Mr. L. E. have beeu held in our halls, churches in the little building on the corner referred to the financial committee. . been removed. Wheeler's. Knappen are universally compliment­ On motion the Council adjourned till , and court house, the great movement drawing” We have lecieved Cards announcing ed, and that officer has added to his al­ FW Buck wheat Flour $8.00 per cwt. one week from this evening. having been inaugurated and kept up "What- did you draw, Johnny.” doubt­ E. J. Feighnf.r, Wm. Killex, I the matrimonial alliance of Mr. J. L. ready well earned reputation. Fair­ at _______ & Framos. by Mr. J. W. Custer, of Hastings, Mich. fully queried the parent as he felt Village Clerk. President. Wilkins and Mrs. Mary J. Bailey of ness and a disposition to get at the GF* A large installment of new goodMr. C. ia n pleasant speaker, gets right symptoms of an impending struggle. Hastings. Mr. W. is an energetic bus- ‘ just received. Call and see them at facts characterize Mr. Knappen's man­ into into the heart of his subject and “Well, you see Rado be had three A yo-ing man at Canton. Ohio, has | iness man and a great help to Hastings, 1 _________________ Wheeler's; carriea his hearers forward like magic. tens and put up four chips; and I: ■ned his own mother $10,000 for slander.| nnd we trust his cup of joy may always j agement of causes and especially crim­ She circulated a report,that he was ’ inal causes. One in watching his man­ fW Fresh lot pickles at He Ims done n good work in our midst. drawetl three queens and a pair of; drunken nnd thievish. be full and running over. agement of a criminal cause discovers Rome A Ftt akvis; And Her Environs. F . Kittx. �r-r-." -X haven't seen It might have been a mistake, Ab God . ............. sound? It began in that be and wisdom of God ’which upon man the power to per ftu» al the «Ur» gave man powir to enioy certain forms Then they visited Quibs, the crippled “ But the quart of oil was only a pint of sound—an inexplicable, ultimate . basket-maker, Cyazy Mag—whom ev­ and a half.” sentiment in the soul. Mau is clothed, music ranks highest of the beautiful erybody said was crossed in love in ear­ evidently, with certain divine attributes arts, unless we call literature an art. If ly life—and some dozen others of the which the brute world does not poaaeas. art is to be estimated by its power, not “No, they’re not, sir; but yours must The brute will trample under foot un­ onlv in any one person, but amid the town’s unfortunates, and told them all when they wanted any of Hie little deli­ be smaller than your soul!"' seen a flower which a human child will multitude, and following snob a method IWell, Mag,'yon must keep stiU jI'm run wildly to possess, and the delicate of judgment, painting and sculpture cacies of life to call on Squire Beattie. Then thojr induced the Squire to pre­ b®\jiow." and architecture fall far behind this one “No, I’ll not keep still, sir." sent a load of wood to the debating by an animal.is gathered up with gladness form of sentiment—the sentiment of “Then you must go out of the store.” by man. The beast of prey can scent sounds. A few may confess their par­ club, so that they c mid have. a fire in "No, ru not go out of the store, sir." afar the blood of its natural food; can tiality for painting or statuary; indeed, the Bchool-honse without appropriating "Then I shall put you out.” the wood belonging to the district. As even follow the old track of its.victim, some are music-deaf, as others are color "No, you will not put her out, Dunn; but cannot perceive the best perfume of blind; but, looking at the human fama compensation the club chose tne Squire an honorary member of its great at least, not while I am here," said Araby nor the aroma of a sea wind. ly, the delight and pathos of music is body. This movement Beattie did not Squire Beattie, who with the other by­ Man alone reveals thepewer to discern almost universal. It is the art which think much of, but the young men did; standers had gathered around Mag. “No the beautiful. The universe around holds all in its spell. The fables about it caused people to talk of him and that man can lay violent hands on a woman him is not only immense in its sixes Orpheus, how, when he played upon where I am." wm all they wanted. . and distances, but .it, is grand in its his instrument, the very trees listened,' "Squire Beattie, I don’t want spy beauty. The star distances amaze the and the wild beasts came to hear and Applications wera Boon made for the Squire’s charity, and he patiently heard trouble with you, but perhaps it would human heart. It grows silent and laid aside all their ferocity, are only old their tales of suffering, then sent them be as well if you would just miad your thoughtful when it learns that some efforts of literature to tell us how pow­ to Mark and Charley, who gave them own business," repeated Dunn. suns are bo far away that their light erful this form of the beautiful has al­ PITH AND POINT. "It’s my business," said the Squire, consumes G,000 years in coming to our ways been. Long before the modern orders on the store, and told them to call again. In a few weeks they made vepr coolly. “I want my money to ob­ planet; the same heart grows silent and penetration had said “Let me make the The glory of woman is her heir. their second investment of $25 at Dunn’s tain its equivalent just as much when meditative when it looks out upon the songs of the nation and I shall not care Piano pounders wear bangs un their and continued to give orders to all it is spent for Mag as though it was Atlantic or Pacific seas; when the who may make its laws,” Plato had said, fingers. I»oor callers. Meanwhile Dunn wm re­ spent for me." flowers all burst forth in the spring, "If you would know whether a state is An eagle on at $10 gold piece is worth nominated; Mark and Charley worked “Your money! Mag never had a and when they are all fading in au­ well governed you must first look into as hard for him as anyone. Elecuon cent’s worth out of my store on your tumn this same strange soul marks the condition of its music.” We have 500 in the air. “ Bee-wabe !" he cried, pointing to a was drawing near, and the young men money." within itself the spiritual flow and ebb come to thoughts upon a power which hail considerably overdrawn their ac­ “You are mistaken, Mr. Dunn, as of delight and regret, and when reaches the most human souls, and pot of honey. count, but still sent orders, which the Mag and many others can testify," re­ the thunder rolls or the pine trees reaches oniy to elevate. None are too Samson can be recognized in the ora­ storekeeper dared not but honor for marked the Squire, very coolly. IV hear ucui music; UVUV none UIC are too IUO humHum­ torio by his long ’airs. moan or the birds sing or the tones of poor to fear of losing votes. Beattie commenced “Then you mean to say Hie, do you?” voice or instrument send forth the vibra­ ble in education to appreciate and en­ Many a calf will be oowhided if he to feel a little uneasy, and expressed his demanded the storekeeper, in a rage. tions, this human and mysterious power joy the most perfect achievements in lives long enough. “No, sir? ''-I only mean to say that I asserts itself and stands as happy and tins line of genius; none are above it fear that things were not going all Persons’with a strong "turn” for right, to the young men; but they as­ furnished Charles Giles and Mark Tap­ blessed in the world of sounds as it was or below it in rank. It comes to all, j music—Organ-grinders. BOW HE WON HEB. sured him that they were working ad­ ley with the mpney which they spent nt a moment ago in the world of color and like the sunshine which is grateful to a | Coming as it does originally from the BY C. 8. CLARQVE. mirably, but requested him to find-fault your btprg’for'the benefit of the poor perfume. Of this sentiment of the beggar or a King. i winding still worm, all whisky is more with every charity caller for coming so of the town. I had no reason to think “ You can never do it, Charley; it’s often. So the Sqtiire went home and that any one would object to my keep- beautiful wo can only say that it is an J or less crooked. A Horrible Duel. ultimate quality of man, one of the imp wble.” grumbled to his poor visitors; it did no j ing my charities to myself, and I am Says Jones: “ I hate a foot” “ Yes," images of God in which he was —' fash­ During the muuiuvu Bourbon IcniUlMi.uU restoration 111 in replied Smith, “ like hates like.” They “I will do it, though.” barm, however, for the poor people are , sure that I thought that you were the Let' Paris scarcely a day passed without a j “ Well, success to you i and if there accustomed to be grumbled at because j last person in the world who would be ioned when the Creator said: “ ’ meet as Strengers now. uh make mini in our own i o _. , o _____________________ image. ” , meeting between Kcyalista and Imvei is any way in I can-------assist you I -----whioh -- -----mey orethey not ore ncn.notwnen rich. iney When toiuthey guuty toldo guilty of cheating the recipients of this Once sent forth on its career itt ATltAWI A broker replied, on being asked La.. chiefly enters Ii rialists. Tkn The ifionlu iusults’Innb took h place Bholl be happy to be your servant But *' jjark Squire had ।The charity.” The ‘' Squire spoke these ’ au j ’ Charley what the Q"" ’— the school-house like a child and be-1 beneath the wooden gallery (now the what he cleared cn a certain specula­ what is your plan of operation— can 11 were Dofc anything words quite calmly, and loud enough gins with its simple lessons. Our earth • glmu, gallery) of the Palais Royal,where tion, “Nothing but my pockets.” youdisdose? i about it round the store; and so, just i for every one in the store to hear. repeats in all its departments the law > a tread on the toes or a push ’with the “The men of to-day are too high 2ffiese were the concluding remarks. a8 t^e yonng men expected, half the "Well, mv old woman said that galof infancy and youth and middle life j elbow sufficed. An old Imperialistfire- strung,’’ says a Chicago paper. Some The conversation had lasted nearly an village cw all about it in a day or two. Ion of vinegar I got this morning hoy, bqtwoen Charley Giles <nd his ; Wnen it reached Beattie’s cars, he : wouldn’t hold out more’n three quarts and mature age, with this difference, eater, a certain Col. Dufai, thus took in of them are not strung high enough. She wm ray My/ while I wooed; best chum, Mark Tapley. The particuto Charley’s office demanding an I and a pint,” said Quibs, the basket- that arts and institutions do not grow hand one dav a vouth of herculean old1 and die. All *”our -------arts ■“--------------- u 1i *frame, " ’ pass**-through Raoul’ ‘by name, who wore the 1« w CbMley wm » oonSdent expl„,UoO| bnl qni.t.a, Ld alphabet and the school-house and uniform of the Royal Guard; but, h*nof success was the act of marrying । went hcme promising to growl still A man was about rolling down hill, The question that agitatei the youngs Fannie Be^e. the only daughter of ]oader beggars. and the cripple could not resist the the shop of the apprentice, but they ly 18 years of age, he was but little Squire Beattie, one of the great men of wag mornijjg before election | temptation to give him a kick. Dcn’t do not, like man fall into a grave. practiced in the use of armr„ The par- I female mind is, " Can the electric light Architecture at first was only an infant, ties merely adjourned to a street close be turned down to the faintest kind of 1 “y.onc °* 1110 8te*t men, day. Charley had prepared a wonder, reader; it’s human nature. bMMNtlM Squire ted a formidjbl. Jpile0, tarkoy/u. be panted --- --------------, deserted, , . , it could build only i hut. So drawing by that led up the Louvre, and the a glimmer?” The stere was soon nearly and painting were once blundering ap­ combat began; but, ao great was the in- ! rirJjin greetaeM lb theperwu ut Ebeu- I flit „aro in A oat rooster came tripping light ! and its proprietor was grouty and glum. ezer Dunn, the village merchant Dunn earnest conversation with Richard Meanwhile, stories were rife all up and prentices, and music was, in the outset equality of the parties, Gol. Dufai hav-1 fantastic toes up to the occupant of a of its history, only a monotone with the ing disarmed his antagonist several j quiet nest and said: “ Will you dance, had been the Postmaster of "Lonsdale OVBfcUO J Beattie, Esq., who seemed not a little down the village street that Squire voice, and its second lesson was to rise times, that, to bring an impossible com-1 for the previous seven years. He had jnitatej Biddy ?" " Excuse me,” said the hen, Beatfie had been supporting half of been deotod to repTMenttl1.! quiet rU-jf, jj lolly. It the village poor any number of years, to the accompaniment of a drum or two bat to a conclusion, he made the ex- ' “1 am engaged for this set” While a collection was being taken toge in the General C.4irt ot the Bute WOn’t give me, rote—not a single vote," and had kept them off of the town, and strings tightly drawn. But the simili­ traordinary proposition that they should tude between an art and an individual be tied to one another, with the excep­ “ <deetiona; and the ho btok„ flnaUy that Ebenezer Dunn had been cheating ends here, for when each one of us shall tion cf the nghi hand, in which should in a church at Heath, Mass., the pastor worthy Lonsdaliaufi would olmo.°t os “But, sir------ ” interposed Charley. everybody in weight and measure the fall into our graves the arts we loved be a dagger, and that they should be remarked that he would rather have soon have thought of seeing morning j “There’s no buts about it” interrupt­ buttons dropped into the box than lead same length of time, if not longer. will pass on only improved by the lapse thus placed in a hackney coach, with coin, because good buttons had some come accompanying light as 1 ed the Squire. “I have been made a ------- without -—--its ---• That evening there were a larger orders to drive twice around the Place value. to aoe see tile the Board of ot Seleotnien Selectmen or the tl__ , fool o( OJ h j „ot do □umber gathered around the village School Committee without Ebenezer Xther thmg " ----------------------------Of late years old Egypt bos come j tlie Carrousel. Two of the witness- I The youthful wife of the aged Minister School Gonymttoe witnniit Ebenezer -* * *■ bar-room fire than usual, and fewer more toward the front in this procession | CH drove the vehicle, two others got up i Christiancy has settled down with evi­ Tknnn In Tn vain bail RAatHn .' «nrr n • i ■ .< . Dunn. had Rinbard Richard Beattie, " Well, sir, please remember that you lounging about the store. This larger Esq., talked to his would-be- constitu­ are to obey us or forfeit the $50 already crowd were, of course, talking about of nations and arts and learning. ! behjnd. First one cry of agony was dent intention to stay at her mother’s Greece, coming to us through Rome, I beard, and then another, and all was home in Maryland. She did not like ents of the injustice of giving one man advanced to us,” said Mark. Dunn; and it was strange how many became, in an important sense, one of silent. The accomplices c'rove the all the offices, and advised them to se­ “Well. I’ll try it; it can't kill me,” this same Dunn had chested, and how onr ancestors, and drew from Western I hack-horses furiously around the square. Peru, and so left the old gentleman lect some one who was able to represent said the Squire, after a moment's hesi­ long everybody suspected him. alone. Europe the affection of children for s Th® turns accomplished, they rushed *A errx broker, visiting a country lady them fitly; they either could not or tation. “We mustn’t elect him to the Gen­ carriage doors. All was perfect- and wishing to increase her knowledge would not take his hints _• so Dunn was “That’s right, sir. Be all ready rhen eral Court to-morrow," said one ot the parent, and for centuries scholars saw only what they called the classic world, ly quiet within, and the two bodies lay of affairs, asked her if she know what re-elected, and thanked his customers the mail comes in. We shall send company. Egypt lay hidden behind the columns together in a pool of blood, for their trade and their votes at the Crazy Mag if she comes; if not, the “Who shall we elect?” inquired Mark of Greece. Even the pvramids lay con- I Dufai. however, recovered. His adver- “watering stock” meant, to which she same time; and they, good, honest souls, beat one we can find.” replied, “Of course 1 do; it is giving Tapley. cealed behind the shield of Achilles or j MrT bfld struck him four times in the the cows drink. ’ remained content so long ns taxes were The door had hardly closed upon “ Elect the Squire, to be sure," re ­ not raised, there was no serious drought | under the helmet of Ajax; but a land | breast, and torn hie face and chin with There are many hard tasks set for Squire Beattie before they were visited sponded the landlord; “I shall vote for and state so vast could not always be j bia teeth! But such a horrid encounand their crops sold well Dunn was a by a poor woman, |o whom they gave him." women iu this world, but few which thue covered up by a Greek column or ^er n°t cure him of his ruffianly they find it impossible to perform. Still, model of a Postmaster. The few months an Crder, with instructions to call again ,o “So shall I—so shall I." chimed in a preceding each election he was very after she had been to the store and got i dozen voices. And hours were spent plume. In the lost half century that propensities. His next victim was CoL there was never a woman who could old land has been allowed her name as de Saint Morys, of the Gardes du keep a fur-lined circular from flying polite and attentive; professed to sell her goods. When the woman came j iu magnifying and praising the Squire’s molasses and muslins a trifle cheaper back Charley presented her with a tur- 1 virtues ^nd repeating the storekeeper’s the Mother of Nations, and due confes- Corps, and he also wounded Gen. is- open and showing the fur. sion has been made of her part in the count de Mondelagier grievously. At than their market value; often referred key; and, while be engaged her in con- 1 faults. " What’s in a name ?” Ah, William, drama of mankind. It is now conceded length the police got hold of him on you didn't know everything, that's cer­ to the long time he had served bis versation al>out her family, and asked ” ” next' morning ’ ’Lonsdale * * was alive " The that the muaio-of Egypt was wider aud , account of a pamphlet he had pub- tain. Salt can be bought for a few townsmen associations her, with excitement. On everv hand you ■ ZZ and z., the r-■ pleasant ‘ ~ , her aex what won the me Squire o quire said saia about aoout ner, richer than that of ’ Greect). The anbsned. Condemned to a month ’ s imconnected with lir his experience zzjzrizzzz zz as ar pub- I Mark wag turniug oat a portion of the might have heard the praises of Squire cents a quart, but call it chloride of tiquaries have found Carved in an old | prisonment, he was so roughly treated lie servant; hinted at a treat, if elected, I i sodium, and the apothecary will mulct contents of her oil-can and molasses ; Beattie and the slanders on poor Dunn, tomb nt Thebea a harp having twenty- 1 that he became violent; he was then you to the tune of half a dollar for one and always provided it. These were the jug. . That day the Squire might have had one strings, and thia harp was about the thrown down, put in a straight jacket, scruple. reasons why Dunn always was elected “The gentleman finds a good deal of every office, from hog-reeve of the vilby the neck and feet like a and Beattie never was. An exchange says: “A cow needs as fault,** said the woman, “and tells me lage to President of the United States, height of a man, showing us that the nud Char ley Giles was sharp-sighted—moat ,how long a gallon of molasses will last ' if lie had wanted them, and they hnd music which the ear heard m Thebea, I madman, or a wild animal, as he was. much currying ns a horse, and the re­ - ------------------------------poor fellows in love with be)les and heir­ his family, aud thinks mine ought to go j been in the gift of his townsmen. As 4,000 years ago, ran from the deep notes sult will bo found in the milk-pail.” Of Death at Will, esses are. He knew that Squire Beat­ further. God knows that, if I was able, it v. as, he was satisfied with being made of onr longest piano string upVard three I course it will, if a man ia fool enough We all die in good time, in the natu- to set the milk-pail under the cow while tie aspired tc office, but was very un­ I'd never trouble him again.” Chairman of the Board of Selectmen octaves. With such a scale of sweet fortunate in obtaining it. He’also sonnds from a stringed instrument, it is ■ ral course of events, and most o« us ex- he -is currying ,„ — her. The best way is to “Perhaps it isn’t his fault,” intimated and member of the General Court. knew just the reasons why he never Charley. । “Are you certain they give Time passed away. Squire Beattie quite certain that the Mother of Nations pect to find that “good time" cofiie , turn the pail bottom up or leave it at was elected, and tbai wnfi more than you ■ good measure at the store?" rtore?” j gave his consent to the union of his was a mother of do very humble music । noon enough; but i* appears that there the house till you are done currving. * Quiver small boy was ' -looking ’ • the Squire knew himself. Of this ‘ “I don’t know—I ne’er measured the j daughter with Charley Giles. The ex­ Other figures remain upon monuments, I have been individuals who, to oblige i A at Knowledge Charley meant to avail him- grods, । sir. | citement WM M Wwith . fcM it DMV all died nwr.y, UM and the which tell us that the Egyptian girls their friends, have died somehow—and some scriptural engravings, and gazed self and elect — the --- Squire to any office —-“Well, measure and weigh evep-thing [ talk of an opposition store. Dunn, played upon the guitar, and perhaps I to please themselves have come to life long and earnestly upon a representa­ sung words to the notes, a thouaand again — also somehow-many times )>etion of Adam aud Eve in their primitive he should. prefer, * ’ ’ ’ ’ ‘ ’ ’ aud thus gain his that you have got to-day, and, if they disgusted with poll politics, resigned the „ 1 with ----- -------w----------tion of Adam and Eve in their primitive dress. Turning to his mother, he asked, consent to the t x-mmovm. w/ longed-for marriage with ffo not hold out, let me know when you । postoffice, postoffice, and and Mark Mark Taplev Tapley was was ap ap-­ years before Greece and Rome became fore finally “ throwing . ff thia mortal uteoa. lutuiuy tu uib luuiuer, ne asaed, - didn't Adam and ” his daughter. To this end he took i come up again." said Charlev, as his jwinted• as •his successor. Squire Beat­ . visible in history. What system of i coil." The following i< a case of fhisi" j “” Ma, Eve wear any written music they may havediad is not | kind, given in "The Night Side of' Mark Tapley into his confidence, and visitor took her departure. tie now dispenses liberally aud openly i clothes?" “No, my son.” The lad re­ the two consulted together anti ar- ■ All AU the forenoon the young men to the poor. Last election he was known, nor ia such scientific inquiry j Nature,” by Mrs. Crowe: Col. Towns- fluted a moment^“iF^id. "By h£k£ an address which must end could, to all appearances, die when- though, but 1'U bet the mosquitoes jist ranged their plans. Thuy decided, treated their visitors the same. Toward chosen to the “higher branch,” and pertinent gCXK,r^ ,dc* th*“ h’ ever he Ple^heart oeaaed to made them hump themselves lirelv!”Mter ascertaining what position the noon, Crazy Mag camo in; she com- Charley Giles now represents Lonsdale nical details. Squire would prefer, to make him a plained bitterly of the #ay the Squire in the House. beat, there was no perceptible respi- Quincy Modem Argo. favorite with the whole people; tool- talked to her, and jumped at the pre­ Ont of this old and wise aud, as it ration, and his whole trame becamecold I rioter morn. low Dunn to be nominated, as usual, tended suspicions of Giles and Tapley seems, musical Egypt came Moses and aud rigid as death itself—the features i Extraordinary Accident. and to defame him at the very last —promising, when she went home, to A street car on the Fourth avenue the children of-Israel. And, as they being shrunk and colorless, and the 1 moment. Then he would have no j measure everything she had bought, line, New York, was going up-town had been for generations in that Nile eyes glased and ghastly, fie would Di. chance to .defend himself; the people and if there waa not quart for quart, to filled with passengers, including a num­ valley, and since the gifted leader had continue in this state for several hours, n-i when the boy got iooao from hltu would drop him sad take up the most return immediately and let them know, ber of ladies. At Twelfth street the been reared in the King’s palaces, and and then gradually revive; but the re­ Ho bld hla npuksche in the chair. popular man, which would lie the Word was seat to Beattie to be sure progress ot the car was suddenly arrest­ had become skilled in ’ all the wisdom vival doe 5 not appear to have been an A Banker’s Trick. Squire. Their motto was: “AU’s fair .nd be on hand when the mail arrived, ed. The horses had -began trotting at of the Egyptians, it is evident that effort of will, or rather, we are not in­ in lore and politics. for every tiling was all right; aud they a six-mile gait. Before anybody in the when the children of Israel emigrated formed whether it was so or not. I find, Once upon a time, when Dumas, the The next morning Charley called, continued to distribute their turkeys car could move, a long strip of iron to set up a state of their own they car­ from the account of Dr. Cheyne, who noted French author, was short of cash, upon the Squire, by whom he was re- and their advice to measure to all who forced its way endwise through the ried with them a music of no ’small attended him, thatCol. Townsend's own he wrote to a certain millionaire ask­ -ceived very coolly, but that made no" called upon them. About 5 o’clock, door of the car, passed through the seat worth. We have long known that they way of describing the phenomenon to ing for the loan of some money for n difference to the young man. He; and just before the mail-coach came on the west lower corner, on which carried from the Nile many principles which he was subject, was, that he could few months. The letter was an ex­ wa’ked in and took a seat without be-1 rattling up to the door of the Lonsdale Samuel Glover, 40 years old, a merchant of ethics and religion, some good and 'die or expire wiien he pleased; and tremely characteristic one, and »nded by an effort or somehow,.------------he could with a little rondeau, half jest, half seri­ ing asked, laid his hat upon the table, postoffice, « »• Crazy •»»-Mag came »bounding ... of Fairfield, Ct., was sitting, and, some bad. but to tills political science yet, and commenced to talk politics. Upon into the office of Charley, with hardly crushing through the thin seat, pene­ and common literature we must now come to life again.’ He performed the ousness. Indeed, it was such a clever this subject the Squire soon warmed breath enough left in her body to trated Mr. Glover's thigh, and, passing add quite rich treasures of hymns and i experiment in the presence of three production that the banker sagely con­ W a may suppose that the medical i AO 1 m.n men, ADD one Cif of wIlAm whom Vanf kept Li. his cluded that the author was not to be up, as he always did. At first the ejaculate: " Excuse me, Mr. Giles, will on, lodged against the end of the car. mno.n music. We political lover talked around his sub­ ye? It wasn’t the Squire at all; but The cor was brought to aVtand-atill. hymns which Moses and the army sung, hand on his heart, another held his trusted with money, and promptly and ject, sort of sounded his companion; Mr. Dunn’s been cheating me. He’s The strip of iron was in such a position and which Miriam sung with the ac­ wrist, and third placed a looking-glass curtly declined to make the proposed spoke of a young men’s movement; • o given .-~---------me a pint -----------------------and a half of- — ile for -a that Mr. Glover, who had. become al­ companiment of her timbrel and dance, before his lips; aud they found that all i investment. At dinner that night sev­ of the dissatisfaction felt with the1 quart, and only three pints of mo- most unconscious frem the agony he were hymns created in a land and age traces of »-eapiration and pulsation eral of the (tanker’s guests happened to present incumbent; of the chances to ! lasses when the order was for two was suffering, was literally nailed to his when the harp had twentj -one strings. gradually ceased, insomuch that, after be discussing a recent sale of auto­ elect him by a certain maneuver, and quarts. Bit.’’ seat. Officer Mulcahey, of the Mercer By the natural law of progress this consulting about his condition for some graphs, and mentioned the almost of the parties ready to take hold of the ' “ Well, Mag. you’d better go overind street police, came up, and, procuring music had become still better by the time, they were leaving the room per­ fabulous price brought by familiar movement, until the old mon was thor-; tell Mr. Dunn all about it,” advised the axes and sa*s, with the assistance of day when Solomon dedicated his suaded that he was really dead, when notes of Hugo, Lamardue, Guizot, and oaghly interested in his favorite hobby; i young man. several of the passengers, cut awav the temple, and when mention begins to be signs of life appeared, and he slowly Gautier. “Do you mean to tell me.” said the then he unfolded so much of his plan “ I will,'* said Mag, as she started rear end of the car to release Mr. Glov­ made of many instruments. In the revived. He did not die while repeat­ as suited his purpose. They talked out er. After fifteen minutes’ hard work, lost Psalm quite an orchestra springs ing the experiment, as has been some­ millionaire, "that things of that sort together hours. It was a long time be- ' The coach had just driven up to the the rail was released from its lodgment, up before us. Seated in that grand times asserted. have any value—money value?” “Certainly they have!" replied pne fore the Squire would tccede to all of I door; the store was filled with the villa­ but etill the unfortunate passenger old house of worship, you are amazed young man’s proportion*; but it was {gers wailing for their papers and the could not be released. With a pen­ to nee and hear trumpet and psaltery, Gkobge Mtebs was an athlete and a of the guests, who was a collector. "A finally decided that Beattie should I news, and Mr. Dunn was busy changing knife Officer Mulcahey managed to cut and harp aud timbrel and organs and remarkably-hearty eater. He was sent good autograph such as I have men­ furnish Mark and Charley $50, to ex- the mail. When Mag entered, she away the lacerated flesh of Mr. Glover’s stringed instruments and high-sound­ to prison in Philadelphia for two years, tioned is worth its weight iu bank hills pend as they saw fit during the c;:m- looked around her for a moment, and thigh and to release him. A back was ing cymbals. In the time of Daniel, and the fare there was too scant and any day." paigi:; that he should take a list of the ! then said, very calmly: " Mr. Dunn, procured and he was taken to the Ash­ 500 years later, other instramente ap­ plain to please him. On getting out he “ How mueh is thia worth?” said the wants of all the poor of the town who ; you're a cheat r land House, where he' was stopping. pear, and bauds for the street had determined to gratify his appetite fur banker, taking Dumas' letter from his might call upon him, and send the ap­ “ What do yon mean, Mag?" asked Physicians were sent for, and pro­ sprung np, for it was decreed that a while at any risk. Every night ho pocket. "I'll give you 100 francs for it this plicant, with his or her litt, to them: Ebenezer. nounced his injuries exceedingly seri­ Daniel must worship the false gods at broke into some pretentious house, and that be was to remain away from all the moment when he should hear in regaled himself on choioe viands and instant, ’ Baid the collector, with enthu­ “1 mean that you are a cheat. You’ve ous.—New York World. caucuses and rallying meetings, and been cheating me for some time, but I the street cornet, flute, and harp, sack­ wine, often spending four or Bve hours siasm, after reading it. “ Sv rrere k"—The best remedy for hut, paal'cry and dulcimer,and all other at it. Nine of these hurplarie* were "Done! " said the banker, and, with that iu csseLe was rl< cted to such pOsi- did not find it out until to-day, when sitions as he chose he was to consent I measured all the g<»ods. I Ixiught of cold feet is to put them iu the small of kinds of music. It seems that the committed in at many nights before be i» pitying ruute, he pocketed the monev for the tetter to which a few hours beto the marriage of Charley with hia you." your wife’s hack upon retiring. By writer had not the patience to enumer­ was caught " She’s wild again, poor thing!” re­ hobbling her, all danger irom kicking ate all the instruments in the street daughter. But if he was not elected, fore he had returned a Chows' feet are the caws of care. refxuaL Charley was to relinquish all Ciaiirs to marked Dunn to a bystander. will be avoided. bands of the King. �THE OBHHML WJM.I F. WiUi in •nd frequently ALL MOKh. Jtetber 1 watch-towers and Bald heads are never seen among j down the valley to » for* th® ttwommodation of the rad men. The Springfield Sabbath Republican soon it will thunder along the troops, and with various enginery of . The newest in hosiery are plaids and of New York, a® a rule, are not to be has a pretty story of two little children wan, far away in the distant Northland. warfare. Large folding gate® of Roman stripe®. beaten in the telling of a g«»<.d story. who *®tt alone on a recent Sunday to Farm-house® dot the landscape; towns It is vulgar to keep time to music A number of them were gathered to­ church, when a minister from out of have sprung up; the traveler beholds «ve inner gates, open on the lour rides gether one evening, when *>in* member piles of lumber, long lines of farm with your feet. ' town preached- They took a *eal near of the wails. The gate in the south n min­ The Boaton Tranecrlpt says that if of the parry told an anecdote the front; and, after the minister had wall is regarded with especial honor, ister in se&refi of a charge wot i® cer­ got well iut0 surmon, the smallest thresher®, and and is the entrance used by all official®, you ert onions the fact will leak out. . tainly worth presenting r® • g'v*d story, The reading-room of the British Mu­ child whispered to hi® sitter that he i; 1879. a bar­ while everything held to be unclean seum contain® three mile® of book-case® •nd, perhap®, as an example of ho* such would like to go home. People who is prohibited from passing it. things are some times done. Tnis mil­ of grain—ere sat behind them heard the little girl tell long to be liter had been invited to preach a® a MJXJOjjboi—C. C, Coffin, in Undeb Wateb.—Spiders enjoy a cu­ eight feet high. him that not 8° ’rithout the Caldfornia olives surpass those of candidate in a little rural church in rious provision of nature which enable® Harpers Magazine. minister's p^lkfion; to hand in hand them to live under water. The creat­ Spain and France. They are larger and Northern Pennsylvania, where the they left theik>eat, and, standing be­ members, t1 though only on a par.with ure goes to the surface of tha water and ot better flavor. THE HOME DOCTOR. fore the clergyman, the little chap move® all its legs busily, just as if it were Mbs. Maceet ha® been presented by most distant country churehe®, liked to lisped out bis petition. The minister Chest P rotectors. —One of the boat trying to crawl out of the water. Sud­ the ex-Queen of Spain with an elegant flatter themselvea that they were was naturally surprised, but, without cheat protectors on a .cold, blustering “pretty well posted." Before starting for denly it gives a sharp jerk or kick, and fan of pearl and lace interrupting hi® discourse, nodded his ires below the surface. It then looks day, when one is riding, is a newspa­ The importers of quinine are active the place, the minister met an old -'lerassent. That, did not satisfy the chil­ per, folded so as to have three or four xactly as if it were surrounded by a in their efforts to necure a reimpoeitmn ical friend, who had had some experi­ dren, and again the boy asked permis­ thicknesses, and placed over the chest ase of polished silver owing to a bub­ of the duty on that article^ ence in the sarnie neighborhood, and sion to go, and was answered byanothe- and buttoned unper the overcoat, cloak ble of air which it has inclosed between Skcjmstaky Thompson, of the navy,, who advised him to “Give them some nod. The little girl, fearing the mini® it® long hind legs. Beside this there has been chosen President of the Amer­ Latin and Greek; it will tickle their or sacque. ter had not understood her brother, are a number of smaller bubbles which ican Co agree®ionol Turn pc rance Soci- vanity, and they’ll set you down for a Almond Milk—-Almond milk has s«dd: " Please, air,'may brother and I very smart man." cling to the other legs, and which can go home?” The minister stopped and been found quite useful in cases of fe­ be added to the principal bubble when ,ty. There was a little difficulty in the Twohuxdbed families of Philadel­ way of the minister’s giving hi® hear­ verbally granted their request, and, ver, and' when very light nourishing needed. This supply of air ia sufficient Blanch two phia Quakers will form a colony in Min­ ers a dose at Latin and Greek, for he with a sweet “ Thank you, sir," and a drinks were wanted. to last the spider for a considerable nesota, on the North Pacific railroad, courtesy, the children went'down the pounds of sweet almonds, and to this time. add not more than two bitter almonds; next spring. aisle together. . What account® for the variety of The First Watch.—At first the bruise qtiite smooth in a mortar, add-< A sale by auction of a tract of land he was equal to the emergency. He forms in nature? Some scientist® sey, ing from time to time a little orange­ watch was about the size of a dessert FACTS AMD FIGURES. was a native of Wale®, and spoke Welsh the laws of nature. But these laws are flower water ;zput the almond-paste in a plate. It had weights, and was used as well as be did English, though these merely the method® by which nature THEBE are a great many men in New jug and pour on it a pint ot cold water; as “ a pocket dock." The earliest known mortgage of $5,000,000. two were the only languages he knew works. And the question is still asked, use of the modern name occurs in the let it stand an a cool place eight hours; York worth $5,000,1*00, a large number anything about When be had got S leeping cabs will soon run without why does nature work by these meth­ whose wealth will reach $8,000,000 or then strain, very carefully and sweeten record of 1552. which mentions that change from Toledo, Ohio, to Ogden. nicely into his sermon, he introduced a ods to produce such variety of forms? Edward VL had “ one larutn or watch with lump/sugar. Utah Ter.—a ride of 1,979 miles, and little passage ot scripture, and said: The following anecdotes, quoted by Jo­ $10,000,000, and there are a few whose of iron, the case being likewise of iron possessions will overreach $10,000,000. Blee^in^ rnoM Wounds.—Bleeding “This passage, brethren, has been seph Cook, suggest the true answer: gilt, with two plummets of lead." The the longest run on railway cars in the slightly altered in the translation. It is . ■ The income of the enormously rich from a wound on a man or beast mqy bo first watch may readily be supposed to world. Kepler, the astronomer was one day called by his wife, from hi® study of men of this country last year were as stoppcd__hy,k mixture of common salt, have been of rude execution. The first . Dickinson College will complete its only in the original Hebrew that you natural forces, to dinner, and a salad follows: Vandeibiit,$10,000,000; Gould, in e<pri^ porta, bound on with a white great improvement—the substitution of hundredth year in 1883, and .the Meth­ can grasp it® full meaning. I will read $15,009,000; Sidney Dillon, $10,000,­ cloth. If the bleeding be profuse, use tprings for weights—was in 1560. The odist calls upon its alumni and friends it to you in Heb’ew, so that yon may was laid on the table. 'Dost thou think," said he to his 000; Russell Sage, $10,000,000; and a large quantity, say from one to three earliest springs were not coiled, but to increase its endowment $500,000 at comprehend it more exactlyand he pave them the passage in very good pints. It may be left for hours or spouse, “that if leaves of lettuce and Jim Keene, $8,000,000. ■ only straight pieces of steel. Early that time. Welsh. The old deacons looked at even days, if necessary. In this man­ drops of oil and vinegar and fragments European Russia is prolific in child­ watches had only one hand, and, being Prince Leopold, Victoria’s young­ each other, and nodded approval, ns ner was saved the life of a horse which of hard-boiled eggs had been in circu­ births, infant mortality and diphtheria. wound up. twice a day, they could not est bod, wonts Cambridge and Oxford lation from eternity in chaos, that Of 3,173,405 children born, three- was blooding from a wounded artery; be expected to keep the time nearer to lead the movement for the coeduca- though they would s®y: “That’s the chance could have assembled them to­ fourths die young. Diphtheria in some the bleeding ceased in five minutes af­ than fifteen or twenty minutes in twelve tioq of the sexes by admitting female stnfl; that's the kind of thing we want" Presently the minister, who saw ter the application. It was left on hours. The dials were of silver or day to form a salad ?" places kills off half that are born, and in by the faces of his hearers that he had three day®, when it worked loose, and brass. The cases hod no crystals, but students. “ Not as good a one as this." said his Odessa, 76 per cent CinuzATioN is working on the made a hit, came upon another scrip­ was easily removed from the wound, wife, “nor as well seasoned." opened at the back and front, and were Ute Indians. Not long since Ouray The Bishops of the Methodist Epis­ which very soon healed. ture passage that could not be correct­ Abbe Galliani, in Paris, once met a four or five inches in diameter. A plain used to wear feathers in his hat; now ly rendered in English. “ This pas­ company of atheist® in Baron d'Hol- copal Church are all more than 50 years Treatment of Wabts.—The com­ watch cost more than $1,500, and after it is Mrs. Ouray that wears them, and sage," said he, “ has to be read in the of age. Bishop Scott is 78; Bishop bach's parlor. mon situation of warts is the hand; one was ordered it took a year to make ®he got them irom a New York miU- original to be appreciated. In all the “ Now suppose, gentlemen,” said he, Peck. 69; Bishop Simpson, 69; Bishop sometime® they are produced on the iner. languages, there is none I know in “that the one among you who is most Bowman, 63; Bishop Harns, 63; Bish­ face, and less frequently on other parte What Becomes of All the Pins?— Last year, when Queen Victoria ris- which the meaning can be no well im­ op Foster, 60; Bishop Wiley, 55; Bish ­ fully convinced that the world is the ef­ of the body. Their cause is unknown; Beaconsfield, ®he planted a tree in pressed as in the Greek. I will read fect of chance, is playing with three op Merrill, 55, and Bishop Andrews, 55. but from their frequent occurrence in “What becomes of all the pin®?" asks a dice, I do not say in a gambling house, * In the BriAish army there are 100,000 school-boy® dirt may be supposed to London pope:. It is now as much as j hi® garden. The Prince of Wales, on a you the verse in Greek;" and again he forty years since the daily supply ot visit jnst now, has planted another; and gave them a long Welsh sentence. but in the best house in Pari®. men who declare themselves to be mem­ have some share in occassiohing them. “ His antagonist throws, sixes, once, bers of some religious denomination. The treatment of worts is to pore the pins Irom the English factories was Beaconsfield is waiting for the Czar to Again the deacons nodded approvingly, 20,000,000, and ever airce that tiipe the | come next spring to sow his turnips, and before long the minister found it twice, three, four times, in a word, con­ Of these, 62,860 are returned as be­ hard and dry skins from their tops, and stantly. My friend Diderot will say, longing to the Church of England, thlen touch them with the smallest drop doily average has been steadily increas- I John D. Poindexter, a young man necessary to read a verse in Latin. “ so without a moment's doubt, that the 7,125 are Presbyterians, 3,985 Wesley­ of strong acetic acid, taking care that; ing, til! it now stands at 50,0o0,000 ev- of Richmond, Va., who killed C. C. that his hearers might understand it , ery day. Notwithntanding all this Curti®. a shoe-store ------- *-------clerk, ‘— ------------— thoroughly,” and gave them a little for insulting dice are loaded. ' an aud other Protestanta, and 20,872 the acid does not run off the wart upon ' i enormous supply, one can hardly be in Poindexter’® betrothed, was married to more Welsh. “ But seeing in thi® universe so pro­ are returned Roman Catholics. the neighboring skin, for if it does it | company with a man. woman or child the young lady, previous to taking his I Everything was going along smoothdigious a number of combinations, a occasion inflammation and much A St. L ouis physician is responsible will thousand times more complicated, and pain. If thi® practice be continued | for u day without being asked, “Have departure for two year® in the peniten-1 ly. aud the minister, as he approached | the end of his sermon, thought he complicated more usefully, you do not for the following figures: Taking the once or twice daily, with regularity, J■ you such a thing as n pin about yon ?" tiary. suspect that the dice of nature are population of this country at 40,000,000 and paring the surface of the wart occa I’ Of our daily 50,000,000 pins, BirmingThe volunteer return® in England, I would just give them one more taste.of | ham produces 37,000,000, leaving 13.- which have just been issued, show that I! the dead language®. “ I am about to —of 300 men, 122 never drink spirits at all; 100 drink moderately, but not to sionally when it get® hard aud dry, it i 000,000 as the production of London, the enrolled btrength of the force in- 'I read you,” said he, “ another passage on may be soon effectually cured. — ErasJohn thr ItMpiUt and Joaua Chriat. intoxication; 50 ore ephemeral drinkers; Stroud and Dublin, where pins are also qreased in 1879 from 203,213 to 206,250, |' this subject. But it is another of those Dins inison's Treatise on Healthy; ' made. The weight of wire consumed the number of efficients >»eing at the ', passage® that have been altered in the John the Baptist and Jesus the 25 drink periodically, called “spreeing Skin. . annually in the pin manufacture of En- saui „ „ u augmented from 194,191 to translation, aud I will read it to you in Christ, in their relations to one an­ and 3 are habitual inebriates. Of 700 time Cube for Diphtheria.— When pa 1 gland is 1O about 1,275} ton®, or * |W,,,*V | samp the Chaldaic, in which it wo® written.’ 2,857,120 jgy other, are the symbols of great and women 600 nevt-r taste alcoholics of He was just about to give them a little eternal facts in religious truth and ex­ any kind; 30 taste wine occasionally; member oi th. family is etuekod with j pound,, one-eighth oi which’:, iron M c K eehen was compelled, while a perience. These two figures and these 17 taste ardent spirits; 36 drink ale or thi® fearful disease, the best medical i wire, used in manufacturing mourning loaded pistol was leveled at him. to mar­ more Welsh, when, casting his eye ever braS8 wire con­ the congregation, he ®aw seated near two lives pass before u® like a lieauti- beer constantly; 14 drink ardeilt spirits aid should at once be called. The dan- 1 ^,1 hair pin8< ry Miss Moore, at Leavenworth, Kan. the door a jolly-looking man, who was ful and instructive allegory. Ou the periodically, and 3 are habitual inebri­ ger is too great to allow this advice to , fcumed amounts to 2,500,0C0 pounds, He contested the legality of the mar­ holding his sides tight to keep from one hand, we see starting up in the ates. Fewer women drink than men, pass unheeded. Indeed,even in appar- which, at lid. per pound, in money riage, and the courts declared it null bursting with laughter. The minister wilderness a wild, rude form, wrapped but u larger proportion of them become ently light cases, that appear to be pro- | VBiuc ^ches the sum of £114,583. and void. Then he voluntarily had the greasing to a speedy and favorable । „ took in the situation in an instant. in a coarse blanket, with a countenance habitual drinkers. termination, the patient often, suddenly I How Postage Stamp® are Made.- ceremony repeated. Here was a man in the church who un­ expressive of spiritual sadness and There ore ip France 1,700 women die®, and what are called the sequelre of printing, steel pistes are used, on All the articles belonging to /.he , d ere too d Welsh, and who was laughing wearing the traces of ascetic habit. .'engaged in literary pursuits, and 2,150 the disease — its later effects on the which 200 stamps are engraved. Two Prince Imperial when he died have । at the trick that had been played upon Tbederort roronnd. wit'll hi. Hero jo- j who make a living by vulu , cultivating the organa and tissues of the body—fre- ®en k«P‘ hard Worlt covering been recovered, except his watch, the congregation. But Dot a feature cent., eod all heart. W1 under b» Bn0 atU. Ttro third. ot the former quently result in death, (1„,h „ orotraeted protracted colored inks and passing which was pounded to pieces between in the minister's face changed. Fixing searching and un.puing ccpo.nre of | we„ 1k,„ in tbe provinee,. chiefly tn udI infferiM I or ’ S^hero will JU.®them to a man and girl.who are equally two ttones. in order “to get at the in­ I his eyes straight upon the laughing their un. I. not tin. the immemorial ; lho 8oatb, whilo , proportion ot I - er anrV "u VnD£’. I; *.**.* ?re fore be seen that intelligent profeosion- busy at printing them with large rolling side." His uniform coat, with eighteen | man, just as the congregation thought tyij> ot ktr, and ot the repentance | ,bo „UiU ,vere in p„ia 0, lbc ul treatment is necessary to prevent, if hand-presses. Three of these little . inrusts, thrusts, an all m in irom, front, ms his overalls, |, ho was about to give them the Chaldaic with which it u commiMioned to work 1700 writore, 1.1,00 have written possible, such serious results. But in I "quad® are employed all the time, al-| assegai hools and shirt have been given up by version, he said again in Welsh: tn awakened coMCtence.? noveU or ,hort BU)ri„ (or g some cases a physician may be so far i though ten presses can be put into use । 2o1ub, aud sent home. i “For God’s sake, my friend, don’t say And now this other figure, which pk,. 200 „„ p^t,. 150 write on educ.- away as to render his assistance prac-1 case of necessity. After the small | tc.vkipeg but a few vears aco the 1I a word about this till I have a chance to come, treading tn the ooUteps ot the fioa anj relecce: the remainder are tically impossible. For sucli we say< sheets of paper upon which the LOO | • t’of civilization inhabited talk with you.” desert preacher. On Hui Imo 1. a met ' compilers, tran.hnor. .nd the tike. OI there are three principal remedies. The stamp® are engraved havedned enough, . Vv^servants of the Hudson Bay i : The congregation wont home satiswinning light. Hu voice 1. .weei mid i tbo 107 „e god oil first is the saturated solution of chlor- they are sent into another room and , p ■ . zew hundred half- 11 fieri that they had listened to one of the low, His food and dress are those of I painters, -■ • > -----■• « the majority being painters of ate of potiuh, given in teaspoonful guom«l. The, gum used for this pur­ । most learned of sermons; the laughing other men, His way is among their | portraits, flowers and still nature; 193 dose® every Dour. The French phys- I*080 18 a peculiar composition made of ox’.cart of the Selkirk settlement '' man never told the story, and the minhomes and haunts; He gives His sanc­ are miniaturists, 754 painters on porce­ icians rely largely on this. The second । ^e powder of dned potatoes and other flourishing citv of 10 000 people 1 tion to social and domestic life; he is lain, and 491 draw and engrave on is chlorine-wa?en dUuted with from two vegetables mixed with water, which is ‘XZct^ ^ S2 w i1 ister was soon settled over the church, the healer of the blind, the leprous and wood, paint in water colors, ornament to four time® as much water A nrom- better than any other material, for in- connecuxi Dy rauroau wiui tne great, j the people believing that a clergyman ~ times m as mneb much «.t«r. water. A prom pr— to — tourr urnro wh (b „„ ,lp tLt„u8b Mit.De- who could read the scriptures in five the demoniac; on His lips is the word ot fans and the like. ineut physician of Springfield, Mass., paper badly. Tbl. paprr i. al.o ot a I pardon and peace; He comes to reek •«? "ortbero border and keenly I languages was just the man for them. has for the lost sixteen years found it ...enhar textore. aomewhat atmilar to ‘hvc.*» (be pombilitie. wlucb he be­ and to save tbat which was lost. He is Dakota ft heat Fields. Finding Drowned People. almost uniformly effective. Prior to that used lor bank not™. Alter having more than the type, He is the incarnate • “!«<•• »' ’bat 1. .ooa I “ An Old Folk-Lorist" writes: The Of the 400,000,000 bushel? of wheat realization, of the Gospel. He repre­ produced in the United States, by far its use he lost half his cases. The third been again dried, thi. time on httlo dertmed to be one of tbo mo.t popoUr | remarkable incident of the discovery of sents faith and, forgiveness, those ele­ the largest portion is sown in the fall, remedy is sulphur. Dr. Field, of En­ racks . which ~ a . — . -------------T and prosperous provinces of the British ■ are fanned by steam power, the body of a child drowned in the river ments of religious truth and experience and is called winter grain. The varie­ gland, has obtained remarkable cures for about an hour, they are put in be­ * empire. ______________________ ; Kennet,’ at Newbury, in 1767, by means which are to the former as the time, of ties are conditioned by soil and climate, withit. His prescription is, we believe, tween sheets of paste board and pressed Maxims of Rotliochlld the Banker. |I of a two-penny loaf with a quantity ot the tender grape and the voice of the the latitude of Milwaukee marking in to mix a teaspoonful of the flour of in hydraulic presses capable of applying Hold integrity sacred. j quicksilver put into it, wai quoted by turtle dove, the appearing of fiowers general the northern boundary of win- sulphur in a wine-glass of water, and give it as a gargle. If the patient is a weight of 2,000 tons. The next thing Endure trials patiently. j one of your contemporaries some twenty and the green fig, the time of the sing­ unable to gargle, blow some of the dry is to cut the sheets in halves; each | years ago. and theu elicited many ouriObserve good manners. ing of birds, is to the winter when it is The area suited for the production of flour tnrougn through a quui quill upon tne the aiaeasea diseased "sh.et, U-Ck, of course, when cut, contains 100 I ous proofs of the existence of similar Be prompt in all things. past and the rain when it is over and wheat sown in the spring hitnerto has nour parts of the mouth aud throat ; or burn stamps. This is done by a girl with a Make few acquaintances. practices with analogous successful re­ gone. For it is the voice of our Be­ । been of limited extent, but there ia an Rome ot the .ulpbur oo • live coal. ltd 1 l«rg» P“>' .inaro, cutting by hand loved, who ha® come over the mount-1' undeveloped uuueveiUFCU section w Pay your debts promptly. suits, and with— what is not always the of the country so let the patient inhale ita lumea; cr, I being preferred to that of machinery, Lie not for any consideration. case—a satisfactory explanation of the ains of our sm and standing by the l aud far-reaching tnat it m;y be re­ filling the room with the fumes, let him | which method would destroy too many home® ahows shows HimHim-1! ^at\umme7 ^atlidd Yield not to discouragements. phenomenon. Sir James Alexander, in wall of our earthly liomes • • ■ . . The stamp®. They are tfien passed to two oaW fthrough Itvrev,nV. flic, ’v ।' of the /utnre_ iu capabilities are so walk about and inhale them. Join hand® only withthe virtuous. his account of Canada, after stating self the lattice lattice r\f of nnr our ilai daily patient should always be kept warm, the other squads, who, in as many opera­ Watch carefully over your passions. that the Indians believe that a drowned hves.---C/irwtian Intelligencer. । insurance of production bowels open, and the system well nour- ■ tion®, perforate the sheets between the Respect the counsel of your parents. body may be discovered by floating a j so certain, that millions of the Old stamps. Next they are pressed ''* once ished with easily digested food. “*'* Keep your mind from evil thoughts. piece of cedar wood, which will stop •• P.y John WUlUm..” j WorJj ever of B more, and then packed and labeled and Go not into the society of the vicions. and turn round over the exact spot, At a church prayer-meeting, not far | that will supply them with bread, How They Grow Trees on the Prairie®. stowed away in another room preparatory Consider well, then decide positively. mentions an instance which occurred from Boston, a man whose credit was ■ A traveler making the tour of the 8L to being put in mail-bags for dispatching Dare to do right. Fear to do wrong. within his own knowledge, where the During the winter time ent cotton* to fulfill orders. If a single stamp is not the best, and who was somewhat j Lawrence and its connecting chain of Fight life’s battles bravely, manfully. body of a person who was drowned by the noted for his failure to meet his obliga- lakes, landing at Duluth, and journey- wood poles, trimming them up and tom, or in any way mutilated, the Never try to appear what you are not. oversetting of his boat near Cedar tions, arose to speak. The subject lor iog west over the Northern Pacific then sawing them into piece® about one whole sheet of 100 is burned. Five Question not the veracity of a friend. island “ could not be discovered until the meeting was “ What shall I do to be railroad 200 miles, beyond the forest foot long. In the spring, as soon a® the hundred thousand are burned every Sacrifice money rather than princi­ thin experiment was resorted to." saved?" Commencing in measured region of the Upper Mississippi, will frost will permit plowing, draw a deep week from this cause. For the past ple. But romething more remarkable was a* J l 1. _. find >'..,1 himself on .... the tl...eastern edge of Bthis I.. ■ furrow where the row ot trees ia wanted, tones, he quoted -the —passage, “UWhat twentv years not a single aheet has Use your leisure time for improve­ stated by an eminent clergyman, happi­ shall I do to be saved?” He paused, broad land of the future—the valley of lay in the piece® using non® les® than been lost, such care has been taken in ly still living, who mentioned that, ment two inches in diameter, as far apart as and again more emphatically asked the the Red river, a stream flowing north­ counting them. During the progress Attend carefully to details of your many years before, a boy who had late­ question, " What shall I do to be saved ?’ ward to Lake Winnipeg, and thence to desired, turn a furrow on the pieces, of manufacturing the sheet® ar® count­ ly come to Eton imprudently bathed in business. | then a third furrow as in plowing ed eleven times.. He paused, and again more emphati­ Hudson bay. , the Thames where it flows great Injure not with another ’s reputation in In August, 1869, the writer of this land, harrow a little - that is all. The cally asked the question, “What shall I rapidity undei “ the playing fields," And business. do to be saved ?" Again, with increased article rode over this former hunting trees will come up from tbo pieces and Bone Skates. was carried out ot his depth end Extend to every man a kindly srJutagrow steadily and much taster than solemnity and impressiveness of man­ ground of the Sioux, where through by­ Long ago, the skates of the Iceland ­ drowned. All efforts to recover tha tion. / . ner, he repeated the monotonous in­ gone ages they chased the buffalo and cutting® or young trees set out. They Touch not, taste not, intoxicating: body failed till one of the masters throw quiry, when a voice from the assembly, fought the Chippewas. The Talley of should when planted this way never be ers were made of polished iron, or of a cricket-bat into the stream, which in clear and distinct tones, answered, the Red river was a vast expanse. No cultivated, as they grow ®o swiftly and the shank bone of a deer or sheep, drinks. Venture not upon the threshold of floated to a spot where it turned round "Go and pay John Williams for the hill, no gentle undulation, nothing but ; tall the flratyearortwotbatthe wind will about a foot long, filed down on one in an eddy in a deep hole, under which the fringes of trees along the streams, break some ui them off uub ss they have side, and greased with hog’s lard to re­ wrong. yoke of oxen you boughtof him!“ Zealously labor for the right, and the body was found. There were, I Tne remainder of the gentleman’s bounded the sight. It was a reach of weeds as a protection. The piece of pel the wet. These rough-and-ready think, other instances, but these elicited1 address was not reported. All present prairie unbroken by the plow. Our ; pole form® a root and possesses suffi- bone skate® were the first kind adopted success ia pertain. from sotne intelligent correspondents appreciated the fitness of the unexpect­ own voices, or the song of the meadow­ 1 dent sap to make the trues grow, even by the English; for Fitzstephen, in his Marine Disasters and Their Causes. the simple and natural explanation oi ed word in season, and were saved from lark, plover, and curlew, and other fowl, on high gravel soil. I have seen trees description of the amusements el the The loss of 49 steamship®, 45 ships, hearing a lengthy exhortation from the alone broke the solemn and oppressive planted in this way live and thrive, Londoners in his day (temp. Henry the stillness of the solitude. At George­ though eaten off by the hoppers the Second), tells us that “when the great 140 bark®, 48 brigs and 227 schooner® ing streams deep pools formed by ed­ swindler’s lip®. bound to and from the United States dies, in which drowned bodies are The incident has'led us to think that town the Hudson Bay Company had first season close to the ground.—Cor. fen thstFwuhes Moorfields at the north wall of the city is frozen over, great during 1879, involving a Jose of $15,­ likely to be caught and retained. Any there are i» good many people who, be­ reared a house, and two or three settlers St. Paul Pioneer-Preu. 000,000 $6,000,000 in excem of 1878, companies of young men go to spurt light substance thrown(or into the stream fore they make much progress in walk­ had set up their cabin® upon the banks About one-fifteenth of the Catholic upon the ice. Some, striding as wide and over $3,000,000 more than in any would naturally be' drawn to the sur­ ing in the way of salvation themselves, of the river. We encountered a man previous year), ia naturally drawing at­ face of the river over the center of the a» they may, do slide swiftly: some, population of this country is taught in whose birth-place was in Virginia, who or guiding others therein, will have ro tention to the causes of eo remarkable eddy-hole.—Pall Mall Gautte. “go and pay John William*,” or John had been a frontiersman in Ohio, Indi­ Catholic schools, or upward of 405,000. better practiced to the ice, bind to their shoes bones, as the legs of some beasts, an increase in marine losses. A® fifteen somebody else, the money that they ana, Illinois, Wisconsin—a vidette of This has been a discouraging winter of the steamers were grain carriers, the and ho'd stake® in their hands headed J ohn C. C alhoun , a grandson of the honestly owe them. There is no iraa civilization. “ Have you any neghbors?" we asked. famous South Carolina statesman, is with sharp iron, which sometimes they presumption is that the chief difficulty for manufacturer® of lung-pads and shrewd enough to pursue a course ot other alleged cure® for ©old. strike against the lee; these men go as lies in the storage. * Ob, yea>' three families have just set- tending bar in St Loni®. dishonesty and trickery, and still retain �Which will Defy Competition in are Warranted in Every We are also prepared to furnish any­ the raae of Rev. Edward Cowley, the thing in the manager of the Shepherd’s Fold, an in­ stitution affording rt home for homeless (JNDKRTAKING LINE, children in New York city. He was convicted last week of cruelly treating and starving children under his care, CABKETM, ieducing them to living skeletons,- and 1 ROBEH, MHKOLDS Ac. his case can only be likened to the case of Squeem, a character heretofore only Of any one in the country. a myth in the imagination of Charles Dickens in his story of Nicholas Nick••Iby. We are happy to chronicle that a New York jury basconvicted 1dm aud a New York judge has sentenced this for funeral occasions furnished free of unnatural man, this “wolf in sheep’s charge. . clothing,” to one year in state prison and to pay a fine of $250. Would it be J. LENTZ A SOWS. overstepping the bounds of justice for rpHE NASHVILLE LEVATOR, the prison authorities where he will be confined, to cut short his allowance of food and thus give him a dose of his own preecription. IN 1879, Claysville, Penusylvania, holds a man named James Worrell who as an Ho as to Enabe incarnate tiend carries away the cham Any number of farmers to pion belt His desire ior money had become Mich a mania, with him that on Wheat Ex­ Saturday evening last he locked his father and five sisters in the house, ui then set fire to it and ran away. One ' of the sisters escaped, gave the alarm ■ and the party were rescued. Worrell was studying for the ministry and two evenings before bis incendiarism desire to announce that having erected he had led a prayer meeting. one of the largest and most convenient They have lots of fun at executions elevator buildings in central Michigan, they are prepared to receive nnd iu some part s of Tennessee. At the ex­ ecution of Burnril Smith and John Ball the assassins of Major Pugh, at Mur­ freesboro last Friday, the grounds se­ For any quantity of lected for t»je hanging resembled more A GOOD HEARSE Unload and Grain peditiously Accuratly. Commencing1 March 2, ’8O.| ■_____ • _____ those of a picnic than what they were intended for. Reserved seats were sold Mt large price*, lunch was served and a general good time was had. Yet some Iteople say tiiat the south is not In-hind That may be brought them. They alsc keep for sale at the lowest prices the north in civilization. Dr. Benjamin Brandretii, the not­ Seeds, Flour. Feed. Lime, Salt, Plaster, Stucco, Hair and ed pill man died at his home north of Sing Sing, N. last Thursday agtsl Shingles. 79 years. His last words were to mark the scoop with- which he hail been hi I the habit of measuring out the ingredi­ AI5SWSW0RTH k BROOKS. ents of his pills, that no one else should use it after he was gone. He, leaves JJOOT AND SHOE SHOP. property to the amount of nearly throe million dollars, nil made out of the pill [ and vidnlty that 1 am prepared to make the business. __ A double net of brutality comes I Money Sared by Dealiu with them. from Texas. A respectable married woman was outraged and murdered. The perpretrator was found nnd confessed. after which the mob poured kerosene on him. set it on fire nnd he died in horrible agony. It is hard to determine with accuracy which were the most inhuman, the criminal or the executioners. New York boasts of n hero at four teen. His name is Johnnv Higgins a liootbteck, and on Wednesday be put a crowd of men aud boyr, to shame by jumping off on east river pier and res­ cuing a little boy from drowning. The mother of the rescued l>oy offered Johnny two dellare. and he refused to take it a$ she was poor. ---- OR THK------ DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, FANCY GOODS, GROCERIES Which you will never have a chance again to take advantage of. «. c. .brow?;. NOTICE.—For the benefit of those who cannot come themselves, we will cheerfully send samples. . FRANK BAKER. j. And secure Bargains before the stock is broken. Produce taken at Market price. REMEMBER, MONDAY, MARCH 2 ------ The Sale Commences at the Hcliera’ Liver Pills are also high­ ' ’y recommended for curing liver com­ plaint, constipation, sick headache, fe­ ver and ague, and all diseases of the ; stomach aud liver. Sold by all drug ' gist at 25 cents per box. j^OW IS THE TIME. THIS WEEK I NEW STORE! For The Early Spring Trade NEW GOODS! > I have added this week a Also a very fine line of GROCERIES Brocade A_lapacas. __ Crockepy, Clasaware, Having added tools for Cum­ ming, Ham­ mering and Filing Saws Nashville, Mich. Acknowledged to be. the BEST in the World. A fine line of F0B bolognas thatare BOBS, ,________________________________________________________ VxO TO V. w. ninitti s. BOTS AND SHOES SHOES^ROH^-cg^ For spring wear and you can find ANY SIZE or STYLE you ; may want And I have left a few pieces of for fresh and salt fish, GotoC. w. Smith’s. FOR YOUR CHOICE FOR 5c, Go to C. W. Smith's. I FOR PRESENTS WITH TEA, ’ll Go to C. W. Smith’s. , - t T , , | FOR thx WORTH or YOUR MONEY, which I am bound Go to c. w. Smith’,. ' Fresh Goods and Lew Prices. Respectfully Youra. Crockery and Glass Ware, .1 r i- • fl AO Also a few setts Knives. Forks and Spoons, to close out. If there is any article in this line you may need Fon "'HITE CLOVER ((ONEY. j you will save one-half the price by buying now. ‘ ' P0K everything cheap””' ’ *' r- WILSON & HOWE. * A.. JT IS A FACT 11JI AI 4 A T'J*UaIA> . piONEER STORE* Largest and Best Selected Stock > Choice Flower aadGarieo Seeis, FOR BARGAINS IN CROCKERY, men 9 BOOTS and IF YOU WANT IN BARRY COUNTY Strawberries, Peaches, Etc. FOR GOOD TEAS. Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR SIRLOIN STEAKS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. I FOR BARGAINS IN SUGARS, Go to C. W. Smith's. FOR HAM STEAK, Go to C. W. Smith’s. | FOR NICE, JUICY ROASTS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. I FOR CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR THE BEST PORK SAUSAGE, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR HANGING LAMPS, Go to C. W. Smith's. FOR FRESH COVE OYSTERS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. I FOR LAMPS OF ALL KINDS, j Go to C. W. Smith’s. Sheet ing. (Shirting;, i Denims, TiekH. 1 -FOR----- Sawyers! A Court martial in the case of the • barges prefered against General Sber• man by H. V. Boyutoo, has been refusof everr descrip­ •il.tlieaecretaYv of war deciding that the riyfl courts will afford an ample rem­ tion, 1 am better prejxn-d than ever to do this work at sntisfqctoiy prices. . w __________ And dow steps are being taken for the erection of a crematory at Union HiH, N. J., and soon accounts of crem­ ations in its horrors, will be forth­ coming from the state of red mud. GO TO THE NEW STORE OF Notions, Etc. to my stock sufti- Pronounced by all to be the moat pleatant and efficacious remedy now in use for the cure of cough*, Md*. hoarte­ net*, croup, tickling sensation in the throat, whooping cough, etc. Over a million bottle* told within the last few year*.. It gives relief where ever used, and the power to impart benefit that niNNot be nad from the cough mixtures ■ uow iu use. Sold by all drnggisteat 25 . cents per bottle. CLEMENT SMITH, Assignee ^TTENTION Cokgre^s has passed a bili iiuthoriz ing the secretary of the navy to pick out a vessel to carry stores to Ireland. That is all very well, but uow comes thr question where is he to find one among his stock that is fit for the pur­ pose. a lUllway*. H. B. LEDYARD. SO 1 ears before the Publie. x Shop In The Old Postofflce Building. J Mail. SELLERS’ COUGH SYRUP! ^This stock muert be closed out AT ONCE, regardless of the cost, for the creditors must be paid. (Opposite the Wolcott House.) Give Yle «, Call! O P.eino Exprem Exrsaaa 144 pm M0 v m UO Ml Rive. Joactlon,.... It44 IM Er ton Rapid.,._ . 1:28 7’43 135 Charlotte . ’. .... IAS am s Vcnaonlville ...... 3JS «.» NaabrUle............ MI Ml 4:10 HO Ha.t|B<............ ... 3:U-. ».<» >A5 *37 -M3 tM 140 Grand Rapid.. .....; 4J0 p.m. 130 7:10 a. w Throa<h Coacben and n< i Grand Rapid. and DetroiL All STATI0X8. • Repairing Done in the Best Manner Possible! .£- te* DM stgu EapcM. **•“ .. fap,.AMA »| eso pi 4.W Ims LB .’ TJt> 7*> ■ rM y-jB . T.W -I I* 1«7 »:2S 1*41 ftM 1127 ►ss l±» IDMs mJ XMA » Gr-4 Rapids. Lv. 1140 • m Ilantnond .......... 13.-17 MiddhwiU............ 1344 1:14 iM VermoBWlH........ un Charlotte............ Ml Eat. lUplda,----- 2.40 Rive. .Inaction..., »:J0 3:15 JarkMte........ ... -—Ar. «JM>p m This is no sham sale, but a GENUINE ASSIGNEE’S SALE. The entire stock will be sold Regardless of Cost- for the benefit of Creditors ; and, as the goods must be sold, there will be bargains in 'FINEST SEWED BOOT FRESH LINE OF DOMESTICS TNovv Style Prints. COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. WILSON & HOWE Clingslianiw. Broeades, j ! | STATIOSS. . AINSWORTH & BROOKS PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRIM KAHTWAR1 And will continue until the entire stock and fixtures are closed out. . GRAND RAPIDS PTVIBION •nd For the next Sixty Days, We Shall make Special Inducements in • all the Departments of our Stock. Go to C.W. Smith’. For lie wilt to k-l»,l to mm, you. J?. T. BOISE, DRUGGIST, (Successor to Boise Bros.) YOU CAN FIND AT MY STORE Medicines. < heniicals, Paints, Oils, VMriiishes. Kearney and the unemployed ate Salah. Surgical Itutrumenfa New Sorts, by Mail. making open thaeats In San. Francisco, Parlor Suits. And all the leading Remedies in Chamber Suits, Plante of the newest and finest im­ us to what course they shall pursue if ^•a&roSJker., • i WE MUST SELL OUT 85,000 WORTH OF GOODS I” the employment of Chinese labor » proved aorta, carefullv packed and pre­ paid by mail. My collection of Straw­ continued. the next 60 days, and in order to do so, we are aware that con­ berries took the first premium for tlie •KBSi-on Tables, I cessions must be made. No one can afford to purchase a dol- School Booka, Russia ha* cetatnly received her full l>est collection, at the great show of the Mass. Horticultural Society, in Blank Books, ?-hare of the misexirs of this world. Boston. I grow over lOp varieties, the llrr*6rs; : lars worth of anything, in our line! elswhere before examining Mlscollan ’s Books. Now famine and diphtheria are causing most romplete cohectiofa in the country tamp Chair., *c. I tock ’ a LAKS. uxk or including all the new, large American -ALKOBiblos, Autograph and and imixirtcd kind®. Priced descript­ ive Catalogues, gratis, by mail. Also, i Oominon Photograph Albums. A COMPLETE UNS OF he geaendly celebrated. Irish societies Bull*, Fruit Trees, Rose*, Evergreens, i All Wool Suite from $8.50 to 830.00. * Of every dmcriptioD Choice Flower. Garden, Tree, Everin almost all the larger cities have de- greru. Herb, or Fruit Seeds, 25 packets 1 -adits’ Cloaks from $4.55 to $15.00. Dress Goods nt the Lowest Possible Figures. of either for $1.00, by moil. Undertaking Departmn t Wall Paper and Bordering, Hats and Caps clear down. ■ -—- — । C. C. The True Cape Cod Cranberry. ITRIMMXO FREE] FURS AT C O S T. The art of tin* California legislature, ’ C. . best sort. f«w I’idand, by mail. Davis Sewing Ma.-hiiM*-f . .. ,, . . AS FINE A LINE OF wobiMangwflxMtiOT.Inxi. cmploj . I (fSL/'clilL™' * t'iS' Singer Sewing Machines v 1 hr ,n ing Chinese is bow being tested in the I Agatte wanted. ** Groceries of the liest quality aud lowest prices. Prices Can't i Undersold. The finest Syrup in the place for 50 cte. Try it. ! As flicn- i* in town, mid all war........... B. M.' WATSON, old ranted to lie us rrpresented a,*. I Purcbaaea made nl our More during the nrvt «k» di » » hi Thankii I.. uhincrtAn i.rnt Nuwrii* and Seed Warehouse, Ply­ or money refunded. ** Mhington had |JMWth Mm(^ EstaWiahe.1 1842. । by Mr dm oKvays be remembered aud never regretted Mr nunbci Hied , be would have_______________________________________ ; iw—:i oi*e hundred ami foity-right [riOMUnf asnst FAHMH1W ™ Patent A Proprietory Medicines, ’ Our that Hum. J. Ever thankful for past favor*. future ones will be duly appreciated. Burhodobs ie spoken of 1 cau-Mcw, in. KelloK&r, Demaray & Co. Iu. .t. wheski^em BOISE. �ORNO STRONG, ^Ushvillr f irwtanj. vil laTTe" officer^ PrwktoBt-Wintom KOH*. VUtoc* Attorn**- W Martha)— • 8oUr. JtorWiM. XI ASA VILLE LOIKH:.-C4F.aA.X. 1N tor roam unto*lion on each M edo«oday ere. *t 1 o'clock (harp. oi> nr brfor* the fall of the moon. TiaaMaat brother* ara cordially ln»Hr<t ROBERT McCaRTXT, W. M. JOHX L. SMITH, Socratary. jiWa gtrwftrg. W. H YOUNG, OflJce East olde 'Main Sir boon from 1 toft n. i MU.• OSes H A. BARBER, iriNash- Mr*. H. Hate was buried od Tuesday There are three of the VensoDirilte viite. Adam Eelnrd lost a child last week they look very black. The social at G. W. -T< vehicle to be seen on our streuU. F. A. Dean will lecture at the Opera ______W.4K Jewell, an 61d rwstor of House. Nashville Wednesday evening, i deed* fW this county, ie using hi* udMnrdi 3rd. 1800, subject. B to j vnt* on Croeh and Sheldon’*’new ab­ nicely and the buy* enjoyed a good lieforv baying a gate of any description. Marvels of America. It can be operated easily a"*! <iu»fkh.*. ’ *trart books. time. None should miss this opportunity, ly without getting oat of vehicles. Rev. J. F. Orwick ha* *tartcd a se­ Sei^. It weW>. eittht <m<I a L.1I Mnu Lute Bcnuetf. doi»«ie trouHe as we expert a rare treat from the Single gates or farm light* sold on pound*. caused her to attempt suicrdr, via. laud- ries of meeting* at the Woodland M. ..... subject. Doors open at 7 p. m. lecture most favorable terms. John C^ter .0'1 Cbutat Abb, -.th I «■““ ““ Tuned., night, but the .to- E. cbareli. (33-38) A. C. STANTON. 7|. Admission IA Ct*. Come and hear Mr. Moore, our teacher al the South their wive., have moved mt tu J. W. 1""»P “»«d v „ Asthma, which is so distressing at the young orator. Jordan rebool, had a prerent of a child AM.v-.fmu. ami .ml are going emne to i.. fanning. f.rmum. I! T>'" r°"D« this season. can be relieved and cured Abby'sfann Xotirr. by using E. A- Young’s Cough and J. W. will run hi* wagon this summer, of G. T. gave a social nt their hall on on Monday last. To the electors of the village of Luug Syrup. Physicians recommend C. A. Hough ha*. a telephone from Wedneeday evening. The Receipts, ami jieddte. ” • Nashville; notice is hereby given tiiat it as a tellable, safe aud prompt re­ There wns a donation at John Stev- ♦10.40, to go go toward* buying an or­ ' his house to the shop and it works to a the Board of Registration for the vil­ medy. Trial sire 38 cents. charm a distance ot eighty rods. Sold by F. T. Bowe. ' lage of Nashville, will meet at the eqs’last week Thursday night for the ganThe Red Ribbon Club had a meeting Mra. Hath Warren, of Eaton county, benefit of Elder Daniel*,, pastor of the spoke at the Red Ribbon Hall on Sun­ on Saturday last and elected officer*. day March (Ith. A. D. 1880. Mi E. church. Fifty-six dollars was Dated Nashville Feb. 25th 1880. SobwtoO'i *«r«p*rilto to toed by •wry'xxly. day afternoon. Her speech wu* well J. F. Orwick wa* elected as President. raised and a good time had. E. J. Feighxer Village Clerk. 8. B. Anway will have his sale in Brother Piper and ‘ wife, of Battle received and decided to be a masterly JohBMon’* S*rmt-riil* cure* March and then he will start for Colo­ IMwaoluHon of Co-Part«*r rahip. Creek, were at the center last Sunday effort. Mra. Warren also spoke here A 3f A.X OS' A. TIIOC«AJ*ri>. The firm of Boise Brother* hare this rado where he will spend the summer to meeting and a good sermon by Rev. on Tuesday evening. day mutually dissolved, and the busiTuesday morning our city night­ for his health. McPhail w'as delivered and a better ues* will tie carried on as heretofore by Unfle John Scott is helpless at bis F. T. Boise successor tn Boise Brother*. class, meeting was never held in this watch was found dead—drunk. He was afterwards taken before the recor­ son’s. He ba* lost his mind entirely, And all parties liavingarcouuts against place. the firm of Boise Brothers will please Naoaly child<rfConsumption. HtaekOd and is now between eighty-five and There is a very tall scboolma’am not der and sentenced to the county jail for present them at my store, also partier* ninety year* of age. indebted to the above mentioned firm, over ten miles away that makes a prac­ ten day* and to pay a flue of iu default of payment of fine twenty Isaac Town sand’s turning lathe ia in please call and settle with me. tice of throwing her foot over the boy’s days in jaik operation. Those wishing turning will Nashville Mich., Jan. 37th. '80. heads to show how much taller she is Bor. F. T. BOISE. confer a favor by calling on him. He than they are. One boy got badly Of late firm, Boise Brother*. thinks he can turn him out a woman VERMONTVILLE ITEMS. scared. Too bad. GPW. E. Shieid* will ret and tile when he get* used U> it. Charles Gould, of Pennfleld, while More mW than items in Vermontville About twenty friends of Mr. and Mra. your saw* for 35 cte. All work warrant­ drawing logs on a wagon last week Fri­ this week. ed or no pay. Shop just east of old George Jordan visited his place last heading mill, Nashville.(32-87) day the log was swung under the wa­ Tom. Sanders has exodured. Gone Wednesday for a hirth-day party and | J^XTERPRISE gon and as he was wall ing behind the to Manistee. Livery Removed. a very pleasant time was enjoyed. coupling came loose, flew over and Having purchased the large mid com­ Bill Benedict is bothered by stove Those oystcra.took well with the iunermodious livery barn, opposite the Wol­ struck him on the head and. killed him wood thieves. man. cott House, and known a* the Daugh­ instantly. Mart. Barber’s valuable deer bound The saloon that our people have agi­ erty barn. 1 have removed thereto, Dr. Session, George Horton, James Susan B. Anthony, won shot and killed tated for two week* past has not come and am uow better prepoieil tluu: ever Seigvr aud John Horton talk of going in Kabtmoon Wednesday for chasing to furnish double or single turn outs and we hope it will not.- We, as a good upon short notice and nt reasonable to Colorado with William Mitclirll. of sheep. temperance people do not want our rates. A specialty made of rarrying Peuntield. They start the Sth of next A dancing master by the name of town disgraced.because we have tried commercial traveler* acro«« the coun­ month from Battle Creek and go to Bretz of Charlotte, is educating the try. Remember the latch string is al- New Fresh Coeds and Low it nnd pronounce it a nuisance. Denver. Colorado for S26. Dr. Session young folks to manipulate their toes out, so give ns a call. * Sam. 31—34 J. OsMVX. has sold his horse and sulky to Dr. Ba­ properly, every Monday evening. Prices. ker, of Maple Grove. Ed. Boardman and Jack Stone will Y9“ The "Ikhs” stock of Gloves and EATON COUNT! ITEMS. I have been informed that the Tal­ open their saloon in the Loomis build­ Mitten* Just received at . Wimon A hjwe’*. I rancis bert* robbery scrape has been settled by ing if thej- can succeed in getting a Charlotte has Jive fce<l stores. There is quite an amount of paying bock half of the money. Par­ better lioiidsiuun than Bill Smith. For Hale. ties were strongly suspected nnd were Rev. E. 8. Pratt, the man who leads sickness at Charlotte. Desiring to go west, I will sell my Having bought for CASH a large, neat The ice about Vermontville is *aid to farm, favorably located on section 18, stock of glad to get out of it. That is the kind the Methodist brethren and sisten* in „f a man t(, rub, when you can get oft' green pastures and liesidcsstill water*, be. very thin, yet the Hawk man thinks in Castleton, also my personal effects, ••it’ll du.” consisting of 1 yoke 4 year old steers, kivinv l»ek tall. The wo™ you was remembered with a donation of A gambling den lias been found in 1 cow, 1 8-year old lieffer, 5 Hogs, 2,000 steal the lietter. Go in teiys and get ♦30 by hi* Hock on Monday evening. lienrt of Eaton Rapids, and the officer* feet fencing Lumber. Drages, Cradles, rich. Hon. J. J. Woodman delivered a most are now doing their level l»est to close Scythes, aud other farming utensils. Said farm is a square forty, 30 acre* The editor of the Battle Creek -l/oon interesting and instructive lecture to it out. Syrups, Fish, must have been Diking pills or. has member* of the Grange and other*, nt ! The people of Charlotte are deter­ improved; 15 acres of which is in wheat, mined to make the first state archery small orchard and a splendid spring. another mission, or both, when he. says Ixioini*’ opera bouse last week Thurs- tournament to beheld there, a perfect In a good neighliorhood, 1 mile* and a ui Everything * vhicli was undi- success. ■fiknlT" of“ ” Harry day, which wan listened to with wii tiiat all of the "ruff-n' quarter from a new. reboot house. In­ winter nnd it ' id«l attention by everybody. county got converted thia thii-------------------The Register of Deeds, of Eaton quire of l^wis Durkee, Nashville, for pric*, etc. Lester Mead. S«W I, I'niitl 1 first G» Gnten Set! county report* a large number of deeds was nothing new for some of them, us THE HAWS’S COXDITIOX. convtantly coming io for record, nnd they got religion eyery winter. 1 have C y Bny your Dry Goods, Boots and Editor The News:—The condition but very few mortgages. This looks Shoe*, Hats and Caps, Groceries mid lived hero seven yearn, ami to my of the chief Ikiss of the Hawk roost is well. Wish tp inform all that by prompt at­ Provisions, Crockery, Notions, etc,, of tention. accommodating ways, good knowledge there has not been one con­ Is-coming desperate, nnd requires im­ Stephen Boody, lately received from E. Reese, who always sells nt the mediate treatment. The symptoms of g(Mnl- and low prices, hope to receive verted sinceYonr years ago this winter. hie malady 'have developed suddenly, prison at Jackson by an order of the lowest prices._______________ a fair share of your patronage. | The editor must remember that the but it ispiesumed are the out-croppings Supreme court and rearrested on a Farm For Hah*. charge of larceny, broke jail at Char ­ Savior did not come to call the nght- of a disease that ho* lain dormant for The subscriber offer* for sale his Fann Highest Frier paid for Prodace quite a period. His latest idiosyncrasy lotte on Tuesday noon. j eons, but sinners to repentance. is to jNinide the village sidewalks sport­ George Conklin, a carpenter living oi 130 acres, *ituatcd on section 17, in ing a huge pair of (Xo. 14) black glove*. near Itellevue wear* the licit as the Castleton, said farm i* in a good state COME AND SEE. Tuis of itself, unconnected with other champion egg-sucker. He sucked of cultivation with gooil building*, circumstances, would of course not ex­ eighty-three at one sucking one night good orcliard, good well of water at the Fosrs Truif. WEST KAL1M0 ITEMS. door. About 65 acre* cleared and the cite comment, bat with the antecedent* last week, so says the Gazette. balance well timbered. The farm is on of his Ha wk ship, a burly represents­ ____ BO 18E dt FRANCIS. Hon. Joseph Mnsgruve's dwelling nt the state road, 6 miles from Hasting* Mr. W. 11. King informs u* that In* tive of tlie ‘•horny-handed son* of toil,” will return to his farm in the spring. and do0ao very< long ago a greenback Cliarlotte, hail a very narrow escape and 8 from Nashville, it also ba* a new p.lK.MEKS ATTEXTIOX. from being destroyed by fire, Tneadaj* Horace Swift is selling off his|»er»on- advocate, it denote* a state of mind last. A child and a paper of matches school house on one corner of the farm. For partculars enquire at premises. al effect* preparatory to removing from abnormal and alarming, xml leads to was the cause. A few bucket* of Castietoo, Mich., Feb. 4th 1880. the belief that his self-nomination for water put it out. \ the town. 30-tf JtMBVA MaKTIX. Congress has for him at least a deeper It ha* beer, discovered that there is a Horner Stocking and wife of Shiawas­ significance than we hnd supposed. Now Is-ing in flrst-cda** running or­ VT All the fall and winter style* in see Co., are visiting at his father's H. J. See "Put in Your Pipe anil Smoke” for good quality of moulding wind to be Millinery goods just received, l»y Mrs. der, with a thoroughly frequent utterance* like this the fact found at Bellevue. E. J. Holland, of Stockjng's. Yates in Union House block. The lat ­ that place sent ten barrels of it to the next Congressman from the third The blue birds ami robins have made district went "from Eaton county Charlotte last w<wk, and if it turns out est and finest line of Fancy Feathers, well Mr. Holland can receive order* for Plumes, Kuching, Lace* Neck Ties, their appearance, now let evcr.-lHMly sure.” Jet* etc. ________ _ ___ all he can ship. v Several years since it a .is remarked in attendance, we guarantee sat inflic­ look for a heavy snow storm. — । of Lansing, on the assemMpw 8. < A. \ He**, Hjmu. is u making ninkine- quite unite an an I by a resident asscmtion to all those who may favor us A special to the Free Preet says that Farm for Hair. Mr*. pf Ije|ciaUture< tha| w|lt,never Oll with their patronage. Those Anna Puflenberger, a young lady 18 improvement in the looks ot her resid- I |he Htrcct a Jmrly C(M1|d 1m. seen under year* of age, living six mile* from The subscriber offer* for mle, his who prefer can live their ence by the addition of window blind* a new overcoat aiid hand* stuck in a Charlotte, committed suicide Tuesday farm of M0 acres, in the township of Woodland, said farm is in a high state I jiair of kid gloves it might I mi known afternoon ly taking strychnine. She and paint. of cultivation, with good buildings and without waiting. J. W. King, brother of W. H. King, without further inouiry that the wear­ died in one hour after swallowing the gcxxl fence*. Term* easy. Apply to er was a member of the House of Rep- poison. No cause is given, Bran and Feed and agent for a Cincinnati Fire and nsrentatives. Owing to the late warm The annual statement of the officers the subscriber on tbe premise* of Levi Holmes, burglar proof safe Co., was in town last weather the overcoat has been doffed of Eaton Rapids, for the year ending FOR SALE but the glove* are a settled thing aud February 1& 1880, show* a balance in Woodland, January lOtli, 1M0. week visiting relative*. nt the Mill at the lowest prices. we fear indicate a condition of mind John and James Davis. Mark Rapson that ha* come, to regard the presiding the tremirers band* of !553.99. Four ry Best Blossburg Coal for sale at W. H. YOI NG, Prop. year* ago the village was in debt be ­ E. Cook’s, Nashville, for only *9 per and others who were addicted to tin- genitin of the Hawk sanctum as being tween eleven and twelve thousand ‘ use of ardent spirit* have signed the n "bigger man” than the late Count dollars, and now it does notowe acent. to0temperance pledge. Stick to your Johannes if not, than "old Grant" him- In the meantime several improvements *elf. It is surmised that be ia a victim have been made. pledge boys, give the saloons a wide of the official "bee iu his bonnet,” and The meeting of the cxcutive com mi tlierth, and you will never regret it. has evidently "got it bad,” He i* re­ price. Rush it in white you run. Lewis Bigg* of Maple (Irove has re­ spectfully bandwl over to the care of tec of the Eaton county Agricultural Hat.', and W> JllnairadoM. with titrechpUan. of C. W. Smith’. Society last week at Charlotte was turned from Missouri, where hr bought the editorial fraternity for such treat- ! well attended. The old system of i ment a* shall be thought advisable. Hi* - - -- —j'-'TiT "" Look Herr Look Here! In farm nnd will soon remove out there retirement to ibequiet of some secluded lamp.. In Kucltob or Gi-nnau. y Uckeu was direusred and it was VICK'S SKEW are the bt»i!» the world. Flea CLOSING OUT! CLOSING OUT! to reside. Mr. Biggs, appears well i retreat for incurable*, may be required, decided to return to it. Everyone is be too rough on the poor fellow i detennined to do tlieir utmost, to fnr1 am closing out the stock of A. M. pleased with the coiurtry, yet, we opine ' Don't thuugh. for'you probably remember *!’••£ the intcrertof the society and Daugherty. Can *j11 good* cheaper । The ) LOWE* and VEG ITABLE GA RDEX, K* ere lung he will look back with longing ! the experience of the lad of sixteen make the next fair the best ever held than any house in Nashville. Persons । eye* mid cry "Michigan, my Michigan.” j who "fell in love with Fanny, who was | *u the county. wishing good* call and see me Wore you buy, as I nm confident 1 can save lAZlSE-Kpagea Wheat on old soil* look* rather l>ad- thirty-two,” but when he declared hie ' AN EKm CORRECTED. yon money, ly used, but on new, or rich loamy soil*, [ passion his dulciana rang the bell aud | ____________ J. Dai ghertt. I from her lips there words discordant or ground highly manured by top dress­ | fell "John, put the boy to l»ed the wine Joiixbtown, Feb. 23, ’1880. cy Bailey i Wood have a harness In ordei to correct an erroneous belief shop ing, the wheat looks well. Where i lie took liMs'turiied his beiul.” Therefore in full blast, you will do well to wheat in top dressed with manure in handh* him tenderly for many a heav- which exists to some extent in this call on them before pure basing any­ community, and which we have reason the fall, there is no danger of it* «inter ' ier brain tliau that of oar worthy edi­ to believe has been promulgated by the thing in the harnew line. Repairing tor has been bopc.te*s]y muddled by a killing if the surface water is kept too persistent pursuit of the ignis /■- fal ac reports of some malicious sore­ done in the best style. M 1 ▼ P U T A oU*!n«d for siocinak*! Anfa heads in our immediate neighborhood, from standing on the field. । Dm of office. T w r ______ They «U do it. that the Johnstown Grange has taken a Asthetimeis close at .band when Go to the Old Reliable Market for MAPLE (7r ITEMS. stand in opposition to the churches and voters will be called on to deposit their Christianity, the following resolution Freeh, Salt and Smoked Meats of all I Henry Roe, i Irallot for candidate* for the ,‘several was adopted and ordered sent to the kinds. Sugar weather again. Proprietor. publication: township office*, thi* rorrrspundriit for county papers for Walter Dunham is soon o * „«,«»!« Retolved That this Grange dues not ' fir For the Best SO-ccut Chewing ! 1 wuuld suggest that only die best men, * io-west looking land. t« church mem- hold itself‘o in^mmMcd antagonism to Christian Wilson & Howe’s. ! regardk-** of party, be chosen, and .>,>,1 L> j-hiiwh tiwm- I Tobacco go t/> that such men be earnestly sappt^rted GROCERY 4 & WM RARMENTEk, —........ ............................ J. I. BAKER, M. Micb. Prompt aitcaUoc fi*«o to can* by day or Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Tobaccos, W. H. GRISWOLD, corner PNUlpa and biirke* etreeta. Fiotupl atteoA. M. FLINT, rollecttona nnsnptlr made. GrlfflUi'aStore, Xubvllte. MM CHAS. H. BRADY, st Uw and Solicitor in Chancery Kral Eatats and Inauranc. Acrnt. ColiacUn< ATTOhXET and Convryanelnt a apeclallT. Bounty and Paaalon Cdaima promptly alletAed lo. and all elbar buaiMaa cotrnauu to my cam. Offlco oppeaito Ua■ •n Honre, Xaobrlll*, Mich. Dr. £ D. SESSIONS, attended. CHARLES~SCHEID T, hto LEWIS DURKEE, sranstly usda. sod tad Ofltoo la D. C EMORY PARADY. R PARADY, ANUFACTURER of Boole u>d Shoe.. Msktsf and rep*irjnt aesttj done, also .trie! aliasUm to an liertsi promptly. and st tbalowaai l.rint priaea. Shop oast Ude cf Main Street. M |Ri>ceIl*aroKf €xrdj. ^OLCOTT HOUSE, Xaehville, Michigan. C. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. ir^wnAj. Thri P J. P1R4HIH. Bohh Barber Cheese SCIPIO MILLS COMPETENT MILLER WHEAT EXCHANGED FOR FLOUR VICK’S Floral Guide, NO PATENT NO PAY Iwotaarjr Public, g LLEBHAUSEB, FiniTSSKF™ (HT READY MADE CLOTHING, Mich- rHAT HUSBAND OF MINE ! immo । at the poll*. The party machinery is G.ta hto MHAVK1NG sad H.UE cvrriXG | ninojug country-, especially local j elections are too much controlled by A. L. RASEY’8, ' portyi«d. sylvania. r lvuhL.. 1 signed, desire to tender our sincere aud thurmb «.1<1 io Mr. I’uroiw. beurtfclt Umnk. tar thr, (imdy .id m<1 j I-a*t Thursday, the friend* and', C.— _______ — —— X^vd!,. I« ■ neighbor* of W. H. Davis, met at his ot, Nashville, last u.,k u<-rk . ummwoth i-y-^'^ ----------- , bouse in the evening, and had a good yoke * ' *'of oxen whom ’ - weight was a little the sickness, death and burial of our yyiLLlAM JONES, social visit, tiiat being hi* -»Mth hirth- over two tons and for which be receiv­ sou. Also, thanks are due ttie choir for their attendance and beautiful singing. ■ day, and the company coming unex- ed «19i. The respect that has been paid us am! < l>ecied to him. it was certainly a *>urNearly all the school*of Maple Grove ! prise. A good time wo* luul, most of close this week aud die following have witli id Mrs. J. Navite. ncighlsir* being prosent, and Ute i "wee *iua' “ hours began to dawn be­ Miss Mary McCartney: No. S by Mias —— • fare the company broke up. Mrs. Lou. Chapiu: No.' 3 Mia* Zalie Emery i Davis got np the party a* a surprise to and the Brlgh district by Mias Lizzie Mason. 9 her lu-gr laid. SsSSSKSSSSSi I STS, ■ Mlctu '•"»1SSE&. IMUiilORS ry Don't forget that if you want the beat pair of Bobs with rock-elm beams and the lieat finished Cutter m the county, or good Horse Shoeing. W ag­ on*, Bob*, Buggies or Cutter* repaired pointed or trimmiAl in the beat style. Call at the Foundry and get it Bailey A: Wood, *on A- Hoae have just reoeivrtock of Bouts, Shoes anil to be sold very low. �AS UNHAPPY EMPEROR. ing of a criminal, chloroform be admin| istered to him. This wm vehemently opposed "because it was dangerous to I life,” and finally rejected. UnM«7 lie* the bead that we Deafnew la CMMrea. ' ---------------- ---. -----The ear is subject to affections that lew years past five attempts have been impair ita functions at the earhaat peri­ odo to take his life, three of them od of life; indeed, it is frequently found Crticjtto, Governor General of St within the part six months. In 18M a to be defective at birth. Children are Russian named Dimitri Karakaaoff at- exposed to influences from which they N. Y., lots, 9lfiU,<K»; insurance, 9"0,t<X).... De parial police, and G»n. Zouroff, Prefect of tbe tempted to shoot him in St. Peters- seldom entirely escape without more or Jennie Tyler, grand-niece of Prcsi- Iz»»ep«, the famous French epgtneer, builder pobes of S’. Petersburg, bar* received notion burg, but was foiled by a peasant, who lesa aural disewe. Such are the conseorUtoHa»<u.I ud»n>>Mgrolll»l.ibi»u j., s.tolul lufomto, th.m THE DEMOCRACY. canal arrived Ln New York Last weer, aud will t] eT l ol troa-.^ tbemseivts to make was ennobled as a reward for his valor, quenoes of colda, which, when of long 7™ ~TuiSil hnsband, WillUm OsUIds, w, laborer in tho ■paAtonnlvtotalothl.oOtoHrv. This was a veer after the.Cw had re- < conciuuance, are productive of enlarged Brooklyn (N. Y.) Gas Worts Marrying, b^ the Czar’s antovarsary, as the revo'ujccted the demand of the old Moscow tonsils, chioiuo catarrh OI of tut: tbe mcULU, mouth. Gen. W. T. Sherman, the General of --------------G.uum Math ber station •sparauri Mum Tyler from ue preparing far snob in ill ami nation uooility for a representative form of throat and now, the resulting sympa­ her family... .Tbe great spoon factory of Holmet. Booth A HayAsn, at Waterbury Ot, private life on the attainment of hie G3d year— government A second attempt was thetic deafnets in some inetsnerm being A resolution directing Prince BishM been destroyed by fire. Los* 9150,000. tn 1881. ■ made upon his life iu 1867, while be ao great that instruction is impoasible, A five-btoby iron-front building on WASHINGTON. , to. todd>.> f OtototortoL- CnmlUto u. wu attending a review in the.Bois de and the child is unable to learn to talk. Boulogne, during the Pans Exhibition, It is then a deaf mute. . ConbtaStinE Bbumidi, the Italian Uto»o, bj . lug. . ,.Urk». Hat. I “ WUUrt’. HH1 to 12 tfdock kwl.j lw« to the occapsnta ere approximated The fact should not be lost right of b-x u received of ibe annexation bv Liberia, oo I to select the plate and appoint tbe time for. by a Pole named Berezowaki. This follows: Hazen. Todds A Oo., 9400,000; decorating ths interior of ’he Capitol witn innturiaud peaceful to. ms. ..f the important \ bolding lhe National Democratis Conven- ha<l nothing to do with the demand for that at thia early period of existenoe Dickerboff, Rafflser A Oo.u 9250,000; James .fresco pafuting, died in Washington, last week, the change of government which be the function of hearing is crude, and - had refused, but grew out of the Polish requires gradual cultivation for 1U de­ of asthma....A Washington dispatch states ““ that the “ Ways and Mesas Commitiee haa not A Bl 1'Mcr.lAU^ Atopxto. .... lUn. I. mu b >• '•» over tbe J req'lent acts of in- . •#» presenting the claims of tbe Sersecutions. Since those days the velopment, aud that any deafness yet taken any action on tbe Fort Paper bill. excttemei.t cendiTem, there andH°/p«^e ar,” rSoitXt n-P^^e (cities for the p sc. cf holding esire for popular representation in the should be promptly met. Thus the UoL Fort, however, has had an interview with ■•ate of alarm. Numerous txp'oaion* of a t fortunate men fulling into the very heart of Wood, convention,- and it was *KT«*d to Government has spread through all hearing of children ought to be often the Chairman and the tetter ha* the blazing building indicated , that ba wouli probably not ap­ minor character, tires and ouuagee are fie- •*11°*' twenty trtoutea, ’o be divided among ranks of adciety. and its most tested, aud. although accurate results qoeut througnont.the dt_r. It is ram .red that representative* of esnb ot tbe detegsA serious railroad accident occurred point a sub-committee on we subject, but Czar ---will-------------------------co*a the Unlreretiy of BL •*«*. ,o P"**3* , public manifestation has been iu may be difficult of obtainment, the fix a time when be would hear the dif- t.e ---on the Bellaire A Southwestern railroad, near would •■-rennrr Hnm.r imnlie.t.. GrenlTbe roll waa then called for tbe purpoee of the form of Nihilism. To this | knowledge gained is advantageous, feront interest*. Il is not probable that the । Frtwehurg Rum >r impl e*t<» thL the Grand I aacertainiug the number of cities deairoui of Bellaire, Ohio, last week. A train consisting of bearing will be fixed'for two or three weeks • Dokx Nicnolas with complicity in th- late ex­ , presenting claims for the bolding ot tbs secret and powerful organization i Should am infant tsaape all other a baggage-car, ooal-car, and two coaches Meanwhile CoL Fort Is receiving a great manv ploeioa And the plot agaluat the Czar's Lfe. 1 convention. W. C. Goudy, of Illinois, must be charged the last three attempts j causes of aural disease, it encounters at Jumped from a trestle sixteen feet high, iniur- letters from Eastern s«l Western publishers A EARQE tenant-right meeting in uam^d Cuicago: Oaterb iJgc Horsey, et upon his life. The first of these was in 1 the seventh month a physiological prong a.dozen paaeengenL Ex-Congre*sinan Dan- SSIbSLETE. 'iXS' £ • O-B, Anatgh, trtototo, -to. to.tokri b, 3,-W. Mai viand, Balnmnre; John G. Pricet, the early part of last fall, when a Nihil­ cess in development that is frequently ford, of Ohio, one of.the injured, has ainco Miasoxul, 8t. Lonis; John G. Thomp­ ist conspirator shot Rt him as ho was died. placed upon tbe list. Indeed, the sentiment In I Orangemen armed with bludgeon*, who ' of the source of great irritation in the of Ohio, Cincinnati; W. T? son, Electhic-lioht Edison said to a re­ favor of making lhe changes in tbe tariff even .termed the platform and dispersed the meet- Scott, of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia; Austin walking unattended in the gardens of moutii, and of sympathetic irritation in more radical that Fort ■ bill suggest • are ip- mg. Twenty isnsnc-rightera tan ant-tighter s wore senously seriously H. Brown, of Indiana, Washington, D. C., and the palace. His escape from death was the -ears. I refer to the cutting of the porter the other day: “ My experiments have creaking. Petitions are dow I>eginning to ar- ing. •injured. w . — Tbe Orange party eons'dered theJ the representatives of Oregon, Eugene City, almost miraculous. With the failure of teeth, which usually Itegins at thia sge. been crowned with perfect success, and tbe rive dany In behalf of this measure." . meeting to be of a seditious character. . '■ Ore. commercial value of the electric light for il­ At 1.45 p. tn. a recess was taken until balf- thia attempt tbe conspiratore seem to That this period is fraught with special The total value of imports during luminating either streets or dwellings is estab­ the year IKifl was 9313,475,748; ditto during paat 2. in submitting resolutions for the have abandoned shooting' and adopted danger to the organ of hearing is well lished beyond question.” Tbe difficulty at first date of holding the convention, McHenry, of explosion as tbe agency with which to recognized by both mothers and nurses, THE NATIONAL CONGRESS. 1878, 9431,812,483. Tbe value of domestic ex, Kenturkv, moved to fix tbe date at Tuesday, effect their violent purposes. In De­ who have long considered teething as caused uy um> expansion or me wires, n is T1>- •b^e~~to»oru>.»«»to<»Tbn™*.j, June 22.' Mr. Priest, of Miseonri, moved to ■aid, has nearly, if not entirely, been overcome. I amend by inserting Wednreday, June ifl. cember last, as the Czar was traveling in some way connected with earache. P*b. occnplrd by Mra*r*. Morrill. McMill­ Lost. Mr. Eaton, of Kansas, moved to amend from Livadia to Moscow, the railroad Every-one of the first twenty teeth in Mr. Keeper, of Ohio, has intro­ an. HAunderk and Monr*u In diaeua*ton cf th* bv inserting the third Tuesday in May. Lost , . , , i duccd a bill in the House pensioning soldiers •■Five per C«m. bill.". ...hi ill* Houae. M». Bland, Tho atnetidmonte being both rejected, tho was undermined near the latter city. perforating the gum is liable to be thus A TAAH-LOAD Ol DCgTO Cto.gntoU I to to „U1„ ,bo „ The con-pirators, however, made a mis­ heralded. Fortunate, therefore, is the from tjia__Gjmmltte*. on Coin*,**. Weight* and or'itinal resolution of McHenry wa, agreed to.. Missteaippi arrived at LaavenwoTtb, Kan., last jng from tbe.effecte of their treatmanl intiou’h* MrMtire*. rejected ■ bill to eatabliab a mint at St. Tho folliwir.g proxies were present, viz: take in the time and blew up tbe impe­ infant who has passed its second year, Mi»»i*aipD', A B. Hart; California, beiiator rial baggage train instead ot the passen­ the period at which first dentition is week. They will settle on the Uno of the Kan- | cm priion-pena Louie, which was print'd and rtcommitted. Farley; Nevada. J. W. McCork.o; Colorado, ms Pacific railroad....A terrible boiler ; POLITICAIMr. I' ackburn endeavored to dl-pcii'e with Hugh' Butler; Virginia, John T Lovell; Wis­ ger train on which he was riding, and concluded, without having experienced . th* nxiniiug hour and conaider th* rule*, b^t waa eclosion occurred teat week at the. Representative E. H. Bragg; and Texas, which had passed over the spot only a aural irritation. The Blaine campaign in Ohio was unabi* to obtain m* necr*«ary tw»-ti*ird* vote. consin, distillery of Barton A Babcock, near I short time previously. The wreck was Reoreeer.tativo Columbn* Upson. These first teeth, however,, are sub­ Peoria, IU. Seven men wc; izjzrci, Tne Chair announced ilio next business in a complete one, and, bad not tbe mis­ ject to premature decay, as well as a nat­ of whom are dead, and one ii of tho others can can- ', mt- uiiicra — r T-l_ Xti — 1.R — nkl-.n i a .. — •* — > — — — •*.* _• order to .be lhe hearing of representatives of take of which we have spoken occurred, ng meeting... .The Michigan Repub lean j during ural absorption of their roots, before not recover. Among tbe dead isTj.„ Benjamin I j State C the several delegations who dt sired to present hniiar i------ Couventioti will be held at Detroit on the । the ru-'ea oc-vpi^d th- day. Babcock, oneexnl<S^d of^ the*proprietors. Jhichwas FwMrito^?U> The boilerj 1 121,1 -Tbe Island Onthe'Jfthiust.iutboUnitcdBtates.Seu- tfl-ir views m to tho proper place for bolding Russia would now have been without the sixth year, at which time the second 12th of ^•r May....* — Rhode ------ - ------.ProAlexander II. for ita Czar. As illustrat­ dentition begins. tho convention. From this cause hibitionists have made tho f_2 — CD ' totatianist. have made tbe Jollo-i ’ K tbc , foUowIet( wn. w.re P a»ed: i rondJnz the strong stone walls of the boiler-house were nominations: Albert Howard, for Governor; M. W Fnller, of Illinois, spoke for Chicago; Anvamrxr • I . ' crnmbltd to pieces. Some of the men were Thomas M. Seabury, for Lieutenant Governor; ' for tbe delivery of dutiable ■•tide* in the mail*, Col. Joseph Doraoy, of klaiyland, presented the ing the absolute secrecy with which the sompathetic aural troubles often arise, Nihilists work, an incident which hap­ and frequently continue while the sec­ literally roasted, the flesh hanging Id shreds. William Searle*, for Attorney General: J. M. | •B‘l for Indemnity for lo»t recistered ar I- claims of Baltimore; ex-Mayor Brown, of 'St. pened on the following day is in poiut. Lm s, pleaded for the “ Pnturo Great;’' exond teeth are cutting. The Illinois Press Association held Addemau, for Secretary of State, and Samuel clea; t Congrcs«mau Savler, of Ohio, argued in favor The Czar attended tha theater About the sixth year, as stated, the iu winter session in Chicago last week. There Clark, for General Treasurer... .Twenty-five ' utra ai of Cincinnati; \ViUiam L Scott, of Pennsyl­ Moscow tbat evening, and, second or permanent teeth begin to was quite a large attendance. President Solve- citizens of Chicago, including a few prominent ,hJrly nnmlwn ln rujt fOr extraordinary hero­ vania, aired the claims of Philadelphia; while in as he was to remain but a make their appearance, and at the thir­ Btetson Hutchins dilated upon the advantages ly, in his annual address, said that were it not Grant movement A committee wa* appointed , . of Washington. The claims of ail the contest­ short time, his valet entered tbe box teenth year they have all been cut, with , J“» °"u“lh- F‘,,h e—'n. • for the increased price of print-psper ho should to d_n>to.to utMAM-tans Ule-ri. ing cities having been presented, the commit­ with him, carrying his overcoat on his the exception of the wisdom-teeth. . . v* -it. rata . I Lieutenant, and to place blm on th* retired Hat. be able to congratulate his brethren upon an 1 A letter from North Carolina states , , postponed, upon the readme of a tee proceeded to take an informal hallo', as fol­ arm. Apparently no person had been These second teeth are promoters of increaiw of prosperity. Tho association | tbat, with two exceptions, all the delegate* to wa* tn ieflnltely from lhr „tiry „t w4r to Cockrell, lows: Cincinnati 14. Chicago IU, St-Louis 4, near the Czar or the valet while enter­ voted a unanimous indoreemont of the | even more disturbance in the ears than Washington 4, Baltimore 2, Philadelphia 1, effort* now making in Congress to secure a>i the Chicago Convention Lave pronounced for | atatins that Dolan wa> killed in th* late battl* with Jackson (Miss.) 1, Eugene City (Ore.) 1, blank ing the theater or while occupying tbe the first; the ear-aches and discharges redaction elected--for Sherman.. । lhe Vtos. Ths bill to authorUf the cutu- 1; total, 3S. The forma! ballot was then taken, ----------- of tariff on paper — and the admission Grant —_ They were - --------------— _____ free of duty of chemicals entering into its I Congressman Frye, of Maine, believe* the Re- j nUjtio,, Bau rnntlug of tlir naval history with the following result: Cincinnati 34, Chica­ box, and yet when the Czar turned to are more persistent, the complications go out and put on bis coat he found in in general more grave. Subsequent to maoKjacturv: and maoHfacture; ana by uy as unanimous unaoimoun vote the uie publican delegates from Pennsylvania are for for ' . „ ... go 8, St Lonis 4, Washington I, blank 1; total, -------------------------------------------------- eet- fBlaine, Ulinei and YJat most aaaociaticn adopted a petition to CongrcM and tthat moat 0{ of them them Klll will rernillBU repudiate, «Jh' ’«• ™ 5k Twenty votes being necessary for a choice, the pockets a letter from the Executive this period there is a cessation of den­ Ung forth the embarraairment and loss indicted tho ins'ructions of the State Convention aud ; J|Ucb th* senate went into rxk-uuv. .e..i Oil Cincinnati was selected. Committee of the Nihilists, notifying ial irritation, although established dis­ upon imbliabcrs by tho present high price of abide bv those of th sir evuntiee. He thinks oprnliig th* door*. Mr. Morrill moved to him that, though they had failed to blow charges from the ear are liable to con­ paper, and praying fo^ relief from the burden Blaine will be the nominee. tt* bill •omitting free of duty cobtnt»itton» i«r . * wr-«n»„ rr-to. ' th* Kaaaa. n»wr-«. ub^cted to by Mr Wudie New York Republican State Convention. him up the day l»efore, they would tinue on indefinitely. bv legislation which * ill be fair and equitable A nimber of prominent Tennessee soa rho Preamen; Lomuai*d iu»w«.—• «■' I alike to tho manufacturers anil cfin.umers of ________ o___ o___ , ___ __will ______ The foregoing remarks serve to The New Ycrk Republican State Convention speedily renew the attempt, the next ot-... Mlclucar.. .Commit ■ paper.—A canvass of tbe members of the asro- Republicans mot at Nashville the other day ” met at Utica Feb. 25. Charles E. Smith, of Al- time Learer home, and, if they failed I draw attention to tho liability existing ciation, a* to their Presidential preference*, and declared in favor of Grant for President. ruoluticn again, they would persevere until they in youth to frequently-rccurnngattacks eLowe tbat among tho Republicans Blaine is ....Ben Butler thinks the Democrats could first. Grant second, aud Washbtiruo third succeed in the Presidential contest if eltc'od permanent. President, The Committee succeeded. The attempt was made I of earache, each cneof which leaves the choice: while among the Democrats, Tilden, they would name Justice Field, of Cal­ on Ilcwlution*, through E. W. Stoughton, re­ again on the Itith of February, u mine | conductive mechanism in a worse conBayard and Seymour stand in the order named. ifornia.... haring been exploded under the guard A recent canvas* of the nuaiUoo made of guard-­ [ dition than before, repeated invasions ported a long preamble and resolution indors- haviLg The San Francisco Board of Health Connecticut Legislature shows tiiat Seymour is room of the Winter Palace, which in is finally leaving behind irreparable inaing Grant ah a Presidential candidate, clos­ the choice of a largo number of the Demo ­ 'I tic S.-tltotr jultlt has pronounced tho Chinese quarter of that ’immediately under the dining-room, at jury. Ju these coses, even when com­ ing ro follows: cratic member*, while Grant baa the call—but limit thv bd-rrt. city, known as Chinatown, a nuisance.,. .Tho a very close one a* against Blaine—on the Re­ "Wo alno declare that the objection to a third the usual hour of dining. By some ac- paratively unimportant as respects pain, the < tilted Stat otitrlQu t(on« Providential term applire only to a third coocrop prospects of California are said to bo ex- publican side, cidsntal delay the royal party did not competent advice cannot be too early ■eentive ierm, and i« utterly inapplicable to tho arrive at their customary time, and so cellent... .A Ban Francisco manufacturer has ( obtained, for the longer they are neg­ A New Orleans dispatch states that re-election of Gem Grant, who la and ha* been been arrested on a Slate warrant on the charge and o«ed in the of manutaei 1 theImported Republican members the State Legi* a private citizen abeeut from the country, the loss of life was confined to soldiers lected the less amenable to treatment of employing Chinamen. The case is made up I th* fre* Hat. Mr- K'Ug Introd icr.l destitute of all Presidents or official on duty, five of whom were killed and they become. to teal the constitutionality of the act recently lature. Laving been arraigned beforfclhc bar of iiuhience or patronage, and who«e elec­ thirty-five wounded. The explosion paesed by the California Legislature, prohibit- lhe HoUBC for rontempt jD signing aLd forward­ Certain diseases of childhood very tion mu»t be by the free choice of the peo- was a success, and sufficiently destruct­ ing corporations from employing Cbineee. ing to the Senate of the United 2x:.State* -» mcniofrequently affect the ears; such are ole, unaided by tboec influences which alone The Senate transacted no business on Mon- give force, if any there be, to that objection. ive in its results to have slaughtered scarlet fever, measles, diphtheria, cereThe quickest conviction oc record nM Coring Senator KeUogg, and reciting intimidation, fraud, eta, on the part of the Therefore, ll-txfrrd. That the Republican* of the Czar and all his family, but, as in bro-spinal meningitis, whooping-cough bto )«.< totol. C.iy, M.. A ,I Democrat* generally, parged themselves of S< « York believe the renomination of Uly**es the case of the railroad attempt, provi­ and mumps. During the attacks of pickpocket stole a pocketbook, ran Into tbe : contempt by saving that they nigned the p»;>or ton's birthday, and adjournment being carried ti Granta* Presidential candidate of urgent im­ dentially they were elsewhere. arms of an officer, was arrested, tried, con-| without reading it It is now demanded that after reading the Journal. ...In the Houae. portance, d these diseases, and even when conva­ and the delegates this day mvictod. aud sentenced to six months' imprison- J the offensive memorial be formally withdrawn bills were Introduced as follows: By Mr. ■cmbleil are _r _-.a-.aa । D is evident that such an attempt lescence has been established, although called upon and ins'rucU-d ment by a civic Justice, and' placed in jail, Ln from the United State* Senate.” Co (Troth. organising a Cjurt of Pen­ tn u-e their most cxrnc-st an>! __;_d united ) could not have been made without the earache may be absent, occasional ex­ erartly twenty minutte’ttata. A conference between the members sions. to conalst ot the Chief Justice and effort* to secure bis nomination " complicity of some of the attendanln aminations of the ear should be made, fou^Aaalatant JusUcrs, who shall receive an annuGlefcke, Postmaster of Cheyenne, At the cl-*e of the reading there wm long­ of tbe Republican S'ate Central Committee of continued applauxc and biases Mr. Forster upon the royal household, and it con- in order that if affected, they may re­ and editor of a 1 fur tbe introduction and cultivation of tbe cincho­ moved to amend that portion of tbe resolu­ tirms tbe rumors which have been in ceive early attention. IU "° “ .< s..i. ... Deafness is who nai been making serious charge* against held at Chicago, Feb. 25. There was a f rec and na plant in tbe United States: by Mr. Muldrow, tion* pledging tbe State to Grant by eutMtitut- circulation of late that Nihilism has a usually an early symptom of most placing on tbe Irv-e list papers suitable tor books Hoyt, Governor of Wyoming Territory, is dis­ the name of James G. Blaine. (Applause, foothold in court, aud that the Cxar di*cu**iou and a general interchange of and newspapers; by Mr. Util, for tbe appoiuimeut lug aural affections; but, on the contrary, covered to be short iu his accounts to the ox­ open long continued. ] That portion of the resolu ­ Very little talk wan indulged in ot a »>'le.*t joint committee to inquire into the tion referring to a. third term be moved to knows not whom to trust ,u his court, iu some instances very considerable im­ tent of S2,4lk>. He has been removed from opinions. about State polities, the interest of all tbe mem office. strike 011L A delegate morsd to strike out the in his army, or among bis police—not pairment of tbe drum cavity and its Ix-.re of the gathering seeming to center on the name of Blaine and Jenv® the delega­ to mention its hold upon the universi­ contained mechanism exists without by Mr. Blackburn, abollahtug the tax on The Parnell meeting in Chicago was fortbeoming national ooufesL Nearly every tion unpledged. Mr. Forster accept­ also reducing Ibr tax on diatlie.l one of the largest popular aHtemblagct ever ] one told wh»t he thought, nud what ed the ainendmen’. The question ties, the professions and tbe commer- | any perceptible impairment cf the n fio cent, on every proot gallon: he* district thought, or Grant, Blaine, Wash and "ouailrr Mr. Lr F was put on Mr. Fjt star's amendment. cial classes, as well as the lower ranks hearing. witnessed in that city, and was as enthusi- , buroe, Bbennan et al The sentiment seemed ■■uotion* In lemrth ot .er Mr. Conkling rose and was greeted with pro­ of the people. The persistence with It is believed that a very small per­ astlc as the most ardent sympathizer with 1 to be decided!? .„ ... .... favorable to the candit'acr •: for the longed applause and cries of " Platform,'' but which it carries out its designs shows Ireland's woee could have desired. It is esti- j -■* of Grant, though therghBlaine 2!xf=cand zr.d Waahburne Lail -j . centage of the adult population possess • tie rstti.•: bv Mr. he kept his place on the flbor and addressed fomtnlMlon. to conThere are norms! hearing, which lact greatly de­ l»to«l Ibto I.-.ao.M px.pl. I a• good «<”?. many friends io the conference. ronimua-.----— the convention. At the conclusion of hi* deep-seated grievances. many of these causes at work, such as pends on the neglect in childhood to 1 Uinoi*. pre«ijr<l or.r <b. a-M. wbiob n. ; er^K **• **•!• 1 l In-I.l » nsy* on Mr Forster’s motion to amend financial distress, great suffering among which allusion has above been made.— held in the Exposition building. tipo< chen : ™5' vU“K. Springfieldi ,| Up°|Q IL *" th.° ;I **'* tlic resolutions by declaring in fa­ tbo^lace for tne the meet were made by Mr. Parnell, Mr. Dillon. Gov. । time time aud andopriugfieid the place for meet। mrnI „t the a**tb of the lau- Itepresentativv Lay. vor of the nomine- of the Chicago Con­ the agricultural classes, the harsh treat­ Dr. Samuel Sexton, in Harper's MagCullom. Hou. tnonras Hoyue, Gen. J. C. Black °„ ’“S, H’!'O«»Ucan Btate- convention.... I O{ Miuouri. w*. made, euiocle. iwiw delivered by vention, whoever he may bo, and resulted in ment of political prisoners, the rigors a tine. , Mr. John Murdoch, a kilt-costumed aon of ?be Republicans of \ermont, in convention . Me»»r*. Kn- t, Pbiuip.. Mark «nd Davi*. rhe the negative—yeas, ISO; nays, 311 Tho reso­ of cruel laws, and religious intolerance Beotia, aud letters of regret were read from delegates to Chicago, and I H<.u.<- ibeo Mj-irued. lutions were then adopted. A delegate moved of the most brutal character: but the | THE MARKETS. manv prominent statesmen and officiate ; edopted a resolution naming Senator E-lmuntte a number or petitions were presented to the that in caac Grant is not nominated at Chicago ’“ asJtojSSr a suitable perron to ho nominated for .hwwb». Uto <x»Ato. a’S' tortheI ! r'b “• “«« • ” the delegation bo instructed to vote a* a unit one crowning grievance of the people ' NEW YORK. , Presidency... A call has been issued for a of «U«»U» Russia »» is the despotic military power Dxrrri JESSE James, the notorious outlaw, .state Convention of the National Greenback ' rtemieala c*ed M» tbe mannlacture Of paper: al.o, for James G. Blaine. Mr. Conkling moved to j olz .. . _L -----rules . _ them.-r*During . , Hoe... 8.16 Carried. I of the ------autocrat who i» reported *o have been seen ia St. Louis Mo. 1 I‘»r’.v of Michigan. It will convene at Jackson | petitions for the opening of the Indian Territory to lay the motion ^n tbe. table. MM Th. toltowtor del.ml~-.Mw. «... tbe pm, few IW what WM U fir., <H.U.. Jw....S»rUS<»ltb. «ro™.ml.n>g, } S'"'b *’• ...u.mrau Mr. M.rn. ur^to.-r . touwprob- «»■ u.U.awidmpwU Ind., presented his 2-year-old child with a ret the delegates : Edwards Pierrepont, and olmost-nnivt-rsal deternunation to , o 4 i»-Mixed ...... are among tbe delegates: Edward* Pierrepout, of buildiug blocks which were painted green, Focr bailiffs, accompanied by a and the infant was in the habit of strong police force, made an attempt to seize Booth. from the Commutes on Public Lends, re- Edwin IV. Stoogbtor, Thomae Murphy, G. H. op(x>se it with the demand for a cousti- 1 Hre- Wcattrm Bb-rpe and John F. Smyth. ]x>rt*d. with an amendment, the benau bill to re tutional form of government and popu­ putting them in ita mouth and licking the pain: therefrom, which finally resulted Kime cattle belonging to a delinquent tenant in dtice the price of public land* within railroad limits. lar representation. They have given i CHICAGO. in fatally poisoning the little one.... Die Union County Waterford, Ireland, but were overpow­ Tbe bill autborixin* the remission or refunding ot SENATE EXODUS INVESTIGATION. up without complaint thousands of Pacific Railway Company will commence, this ered and driven off by a crowd of 500 parsons. the duty on an alter from Borne for M. John's and Hrlfera year, the construction of a broad gauge road .. ..Martial law baa been proclaimed iu Con­ Cathedral, Indianapolis, was passed. The House Synopsis of the Testimony Elicited by the lives aud millions of money to se­ to the Yellowstone park, with a branch to the stantinople, preparatory to inaugurating the cure tthese ’: : ------- ■»»-•reforms for • BulgariVoorhees Committee. Black Hilte. Surveyors have loft Omaha for iong-promieed military reforma.Full­ A. B. Maynard, editor of the Indianapolis ans, Roumelians anu other jx*oCheyenne to locate tho line. er details concerning' the attempt on pie in ii the r Dannbian ___ J principali____ t__ _ SrntlNrl, corroborated the statement of previ ­ The' Chinese agitation haa broken tie Russian Czar's life show that the ous witnesses in regard to the dectitnte condi­ ties, and now they demand them with out afreeb, and mow violently than ever, on conspirators used dynamite. The substance tion of emigrants who had reached Indiana, good reason for themselves. It matters can only have been placed in the vaults with tbe Pacific coast, and serious trouble is antic! tbe complicity of persona employed in sub­ ot Curtin vs. Yokum. declaring tbe election null their desire to return t-r North Carolina, tboir liUle to them whether they are ready and void, and remitting the question to the people assertions tha’ they bad becu deceived by Per­ pated. ordinate capacities at tbe Winter Palace. The ot for the change or not. They are bound district. The m'nertty report, subwitied by train was fired at the hour appointed with tbe Mr.ths Calkins, declares Yokutn entitled to the seat. ry, and the absence of any demand for their that the experiment shall be inaugura­ aid of electric wires, which were cut after the Mr. Morrison Introduced a bill repealing tbe dta- labor in Indiana. Two neobo murderers were executed expioeion, and were found iu fragm-nta at crim'natlng duly ot> medicinal bars. A report from ted—for any change is better than the P. R. MoCortey, of Terre Haute, Ind , a oppression under which they are suffer­ at Murfreesboro, Tenn., the other day, a large Borne distance from the dining-loom. Several postal routes was received, ordered prtuterf and Manv arrests crowd being present. After hanging seventeen officials are under surveillance. x.H. ---- . __• _ recommitted. A meaaagn from the Pre Ident in Republican. testified to the surplus of Isborers ing—and we may look for repetitions of reference to the Ma-abata’ Deficiency bill was reed and mechanics iu his section of the State. Ho these conspiracies until either their de­ minutes the bodies were cut down and deliv­ and referred. It requests Immediate action upon ered lo a party of physicians, who hurriedly »*id to be much affected, and the tumors of ■ swore that colored Mail Agent Walker, in con­ mands are secured or the Czar is re­ tUH • _.l___ 1___ ___ A— .... conveyed them to a neighboring house and at­ hi* abdication are again pasting from mouth versation with him at Terre Haute, said that st moved, either by secret assassination or tempted to resuscitate them. Tbe elect ricitv to mouth. the Inter-State Commerce bill In committee, the a colored convention held at Nashville last au­ open revolution. His only hope of j Bl. LOUIK and other agencies emutoyod were of no avail, . Honea went Into committee ot the whole upon the tumn, be (Walker) bad made arrangements to however, the ne ik-breaking machine having I By an explosion of shells in the run 10,000 colored voters into Indians to carry safety lies either in granting the de- । Coaa—Mixed. done its wnrk work fail hfitllv hfully and w~1l well. arsenal at Valparaiso, South America, twenty After the expiration of tho morning hour in the Bute for the Republicans. mand or resigning the throne to the । Oats—No. <. Cz&rowitz, who is more liberal in his 1 The Virginia Senate has passed the persons were kilted....Eight or ten persons ths Senate, Feb. S5. diaenaalon wa* resumed upon A Gaine Old Lady. views, and. it is nnderatood, ia not i l*u’ Debt bill agreed upon by the Readj a* ter cau­ are dying daily in Rio de Janeiro from yellow ' the Five per Cent, bill, and continued through the Cl set' NATL “ Are you fond of game?” asked Be­ averse to tbe new political scheme. In . Whia cus The bill reduces the principal of the debt fever....Prof. Maskehne of tbe mineral de- enure day. Th. bill wa* Indefinitely poatponed partteent of tbe Bn tub Mna turn, writes to tbe bT . „„ of w B Botlon to recon linda's husband, sticking his fork into one of thfir recent manifestoes, the ‘ cJS*’’.'''. to about 92D,(X»,000. and the interest to 3 per London TVmreof Feb. 21 anoouucmg tbe co- , ,, “ „ cent, the bonds to bo taxable, and coupons not ttru sticeMs of J. Bailantyne Haunav? of Gias I lid,r* obJe<‘‘ h®10’ to kn “ '.he canvas back. Mrs. Gocdington did Nihi’ist Executive Committee said: , <>»«■ receivable for taxes. gow, a Fellow of the Chemical Soctert/of Lon- wheB Mr- bog*”, hsvlng the floor, announced not answer for a moment. It was clear "If Alexander II. would recognize what . Jacob Lincoln, first cousin of Presi­ don, in producing diamond*. He saysHannay, that he wa* not through with hl* remark*. He that tbe query had called up recollec­ a dreadful calamity be is inflicting on j Uxd drUt Lincoln WAS mui'lt-red st TLacy's ^7—Springs, Snroi.a I .1 .X ? " 4 T* ** ’* t wuaia preicr io Lwuiiuut iu me ui'uiur, out 1. I lie dent Lincoln, was murdered at “ , xxdcthu, WM BwietM Al lacy * springs, exactly the appearance ofa .(rag men’to« of broken *tuos retired to stay here and listen to him to­ tions of the past. Looking up with a Russia, how unjust and criminal is the Ma, for hi* money, a .®w dsysjMjo. He bad j diamonds, suJ those diamonds eaallr scored I nbrht he would send for book* rod piper., rod .smile perambulating around the ruta oppression he creates, and, renouncing •old some oattlo sod had tbe money with him, I Broovrs in the polished surface of a thought he ooom ent-rtam them t..r about Old Time had worn in her kindly face, his authority, would transfer to such an and two desperate character r. learoL.g this «<nphire. Hannay’s wooes, will soon beat- •** tJ‘0U?11 "“."JY”.* she said, “ When Daniel was alive, we Assembly freely elected by universal defroit. tut. M-XIMJ turn, pounds Md kkklos bta to lb. B»7U taM,. todtolb. •ntoJU.MdMMTMl A BCMIA.1 ho b«D WTMUd in Paris ' ,e*rin« ths motion for reconeid-railca still prod- used to have a good rubber of whist now suffrage and provided with instructions and then; but as for your new-fangled by its electors, then only would we A run of colored omigruU, 0.-1- ! -Ob ,l»Momo. a, games, such as eureka, cabbage, and leave Alexander If. in peace and for­ ly women srxl children, arrived at Peters- I consplrscy to blow up tbe Czur. The French Mr. Blount, trom the Comtnlt__2_ u . tt. I physique. I’m too old to learn any of give him all his offenses.’’ Thi. berg. Va. tie other rtaj, from North Cato- irreconcilable om» sxprows great indignation JT-w re' them. But don’t mind me, Theodore; ultimatum, and if it is not granted it is if the young folks wxnt to play, let only a question of very brief time how Wmzax—No. J JtedINDIAN APOLU. report that hundreds of others will follow . P,or®’,t Political.... tbs ayu.mite exploded In them. t ’bi* Winter Friso: at S'. rabura was coo. them. I would be the last to interfere soou we shall again chronicle the work GENEUAL. I Uined ia • me'lU ,K,X« ,h’ corer has with any of their harmless recrimi­ been found, but in elec ric s’------- ----- ‘ nations.” Tbe Houae of Common s of the Do- bsttcry can be obtained. While the Maine Legislature wm cellar Hade Brown gave a supper in jail, at debating tbe bill for the abolition of । “• I Moberly, Mo., to celebrate his convic­ capital punishment, un amendment was EX-PM.WM5T o^r tod proposed that, previously to the hangtion and death sentence for murder. SATURDAY, FEB. SR, 1880. WEEKLY IEWS 8EVIEW Burned.: block, Albany, N.-¥.. loss, 9100,000; Dalton's 171 opra“* “ '“k-bJ • 8 SrtXSffi" *“ �rapidly retrograding, considered from a political, governmental, social and edu­ cational point; that England to-day has1 no statesmen of commanding intellectI NAgHVlLLB. or power, bill hr" ruled by demagogues( SATURDAY, FEB. 28. 1880. and political quacks. He predicts that। America will be the future power if she’ The Supreme Court of California keeps herself free from entangling alii* has given an opinion that a woman can­ ances and from the humbuggery of agi­■ . not be excluded from the daw depart­ tating foreign mountebanks. ment ot a law college simply bacauso she is a woman, if she is otherwise Ellis Scott, of Texas, and Charlrat qualified. Peck, of Louisiana, bosom friends,1 went to Brazil to see the country and ■ When Congressman Crittenden draws hit pay, with his 16 per cent of stopped for several weeks in Rio ds Janeiro. They were young men of silver, he leaves it in tho treasury as a deposit. A Washington letter bsvb means and education, traveling that that he has several hundred dollars they might learn the ways of the world. there, and that he intends to let Scott gossiped with other American it accumulate until the pile is as big as friends about Peck’s New Orleans sweet­ 4 whoelbarrow load, when he declares heart, saying uncomplimentary things. that he will wheel it into the Houm of This talk reached Peck’s ears and he at Representatives, to show what a nui- once challenged Scott to fight a duet The challenge was accepted. The prin­ cipals met in a suburb of Rio, Win­ The Postmaster General has entered chester rifles being the weapons, and upon the work of stopping the use of the the distance being 100 yards. At a mails for the perpetuation of swindles signal of three pistol-shots in tbe air Scott, by an order prohibiting the delivery by both ’guns were discharged. Postmasters of letters to specified .crying “I’m killed," fell, with a bullet fraudulent lottery concerns and other in a vital port. He lived long enough confidence cheats at Louisville, New to request that $2,000 in money ou his | Orleans, and elsewhere. He has also person be sent to his brother, James R. ' ordered that all persons receiving mail Scott, in Missouri. Peck fled and. j far as this contrivance enables men to OLEUMAJWAJUNE. thought dawned upon tbe namltmted sec the land under the waves, move­ mind of Capt. 1’ilabury. He quietly It is announced that the .leaves of ments under water closely resemble took the flag to a sign-painter and had the elder strewed among grain will ef­ movements under air. Sea’ weeds, like tbe name of the “fimcijtidn" oblit­ fectually preserve it from tbe ravages pbntf. bend before the gale; fish, like We have received from R. P. Mcof the weevil; the juice will also kill birds, keep their heads to the ft ream. Gliucy, of Elgin, HL, Secretary of the erated, and his own aubatituted, aud maggots. The leaves scattered over Northwestern Dairymen's Association, that company rushed bravely into the cabbages, cue q mt era and other plants clouds take the shape of water cloud* 4 copy of the report of the Committee fight, bearing the banner with that subject to weevil ravages effectually in air, impede light, cast shadows, and | on Oleomargarine, which was aabmitted strange device, “E. Jonathan Pilsbury “ —Cleveland Penny Press. shield them. . takes shapes which point out the direc­ <o the association at it.s last.meeting. Barley for Yovng Lambs.—Revert: tion in which currents flow. It ia People who have labored under the im- The Women ef New York as Vetera. presaion tbat oleomargarine is a, harm ­ ing again to the subject of barky, it strange, at first, to hang over a boat’s So much interest has been expressed may be as well to- mention, jhat, good side, peering inkn a new world, and the lees sort of food will find the following in the bill which haa become a law, wholesome as we have found it to interest grows. There is excitement iu extracts from this report mighty inter­ enlarging the powers and duties esting reading: btTfof ewes ami grown sheep^ it is a welching big fish swoop like hawks out Oleomargarine, as now manufactured, of the women of this State, that we re­ very dangerous food for’ young lambs. of their seaweed forest after a white fly publish it entire. It reads as foilown: It affects them with a scour which very sunk to the tree tops to tempt them; is hardly more than the product of aN ACT to declare woman eltelbls to serve as often enda fatally.—Agricu Itural Ga- and the flight which follows is better refuse fata agitated with buttermilk or sette (England). ’ fun when plainly seen., Mr. Campbell milk and annatto to give it color and Such fats were formerly Swine that are fattening will do bet­ suggests plate-glass windows in the flavor. ter with soaked corn than with dry. bottom of a boat; it would bring men used for soap grease, and the use ineligible to servo as any school officer or to of such fats in the production of oleo­ and fish face to face, and the habits of Corn steeped in water twelve hours has wm at any school meetmg by reason of sox. been found more economical to feed the latter could be leisurely watched.— margarine is carried on to such an ex­ who baa the other qualifications now required . tent as greatly to enhance the market by law. than when ground in to-meal. The ani­ Edinburgh ReView. Sac. 2. Thia act shall take effect Imme­ value of grass 3. 4 mals are sooner filled, tbe food digests Is oleomargarine as now manufact­ diately. HOUSEHOLD EC050HT. better, and, consequently, the feeding The right of suffrage conferred npon ured in this country a healthful article is finished more expeditiously, and feed the women of New York is not aa Mutton Chops.— Sprinkle with vine­ of food?. Your committee would say —which is money—ia saved. broad and inclusive as such leaders as gar. pepper and salt, dip them in egg, that Prof. John Michels, a competent The Lawn.—A young hedge of Osage sprinkle with cracker or bread crumbs, microscopist of New York, has been Mra. Howe, Mrs. Blake, Mrs. Blackwell, orange or honey locust should not be and fry. subjecting oleomargarine to a thorough Mrs. Lozier and their aaaociates might cut until it is 2 or 3 years old; not, in­ examination by the microscope, and he desire. Bnt it is a substantial gain,and deed, until the shoots are one, or even . Smoked Salmon a la Francair.— calls attention to the fact that germa of cannot but fill them with joy and cause two inches thick. Then they should Take some slices of smoked salmon and disease, morbid secretions and embryos them to thank God and take courage. be cut even with the earth in the winter fry them in boiling sweet oil or fresh of parasites in tho animals from which They will doubtless point out to one time, and the following year they will butter, then serve a la Maitre d'Hotel. the oil is obtained that is used in mak­ another, while the tears of exultation throw up a Injurious mass of sprouts, . Soup a la Chantilly.—Make a puree ing oleomargarine, are liable to be fall from their eyes, that nt last hope which may be trimmed into shape the of green peas, or dried peas, toast bread transferred in a living condition into i has been measurably rewarded by frui­ next June,| and before fall we have a cut into small pieces, and then fry. the system of those who use this article tion ; that the State, "after many days" When cooked pour into soup and for food. —days of utter obduracy, has taken tbe complete, impenetrable fence. » Managhment of Manvre.—The barn- serve. I In the light of these statements, our firat step—the step.that counts—in the Soup a la Conde.—Boil some red J answer is that oleomargarine as now direction of the complete enfranchise­ ird is field for winter work. Mnch beans, season with salt, and add two or I manufactured in this country is not ment of woman; that the wedge has ’ dou^» here by skillful managehere oy sauuui under fictitious addresses must first be haring concealed himself for several may ’be begun to enter and the leaven to leaven days, sailed on a ship bound for the I meat. Mannre, so long as it ■'» is frdzen, three onions. Pass all through a col- j beathful as on article of food. identified at the ppetoffice. „ ‘ remain*,---------- unchanged, ------------- --,--------and the —a prepara- endar, and butter to taste, and before Is the sale of oleomargarine as an pubhc sentiment and the legislative Pacific. _____________________ |i tion 61 ;1 . c .k s serving add small pieces of fried toast. the manure, iu the l>est manner article of food legitimate ahd right? mind; that the question of tbe ultimate A Wash»ngton correspondent of the Soups Maigres, Made of Potatoes. ; To what has already been said your triumph of their ultimate demand is Tbe W^hington Hons«7.t Mount ! for u“.jn.,he °° P™g — For six jx-'raons, boil six good-sized po ­ „ . . . , , , resa. Make a central heap xn the vard, committee would add the further testi­ only a matter of time, since revolutions Cincinnati Commercial claims to have V<n>ot, Bm boon repaixod and refer- andi by , te„ , tatoes; when they are cocked pass them mony of J. H. Beall that “if people never go backward.—Albany Evening discovered some of the men whom Mr. nished. and in a way that does not ; wheelbarrow move, the manure from the | through a sieve; put the jxitatoes in a ■ who bought it knew of what it was cum­ Journal. Tilden was going to put into his Cabi­ please a woman correspondent of the stable each day to this heap. If the J casserole, with two pints of milk, a ! posed and the dirty places in which it is Their Ages. net if the decision of the Electoral Springfield Republican. She says: heap is built up square, aud mode" four spoonful of butter, and let it boil; salt , manufacture^, they would not eat it. It It is stated that Blaine touched 50 on feet lugb.il will keep worm in the cold­ 1 it to taste; keep stirring it frequently. i is manufactured in some places where Commission had been favorable to his “It is such a pity—such a sad and wo- est of weather, aud while warm it will tbe last of January. Grai.t was 57 last j no gentleman would stay ten min ­ Soup a la l’Oignae—Onion Soup. claims. Frank Hurd, of Ohio, was to April. Sherman was 56 last May. fu! pity—that tbe women who have this : ferment and rot. —Take six onions; let them brown i utes because of the smells thot pervade have been Secretary of State; Abram Wash burne was 63 in September. place in charge have so little common The question arises: “Is there any , slightly in a casserole, with a table­ 1 the atmosphere." In any such tainted Conkling was 50 in October. Garfield S. Hewitt, of New York, Secretary of o^Jjutter; add threerpotatoes sense, so little taste and real veneration connection between the tiresome and spoonful . v , ------------------------ atmosphere it woula be impossible to the Treasury, and Andrew C. Curtin, of for the home of Washington. Thedif- unvarying drudgery of the life of -.a ] sliced, pepper and salt, not too much, make butter from the milk of a Jersey ia in his 49th year. Bayard was 51 in October. Thurman reached his 66th let it two pints of water cow tbat would be considered fit to eat. UUno fftrrUt‘!’S Wife »ud tllO menulngleSS jc.fi- 1 “and ,,d ,pl ” all cook in twn Pennsylvania, Secretary cf War. Icrrut room, belong to State. q( an ,b ic)1 for an hour and a half; must cook Our answer is that oleomargarine mau- birthday in November. Hendricks was that have appropriated them, ana a van- known that farmers’ wives form no । slowly. । ufactured in such places or from tbe 60 in September. Tilde u won 66 in The Supreme Court of Indiana de­ To’ Paper Whitewashed Walls.- i1 ref Jn>® fat,of animals i" unfit.......... —. February, and in the same month G«?n. refuse is unfit for food, dal committee have undertaken to re- small proportion of the unfortunates Hancock was 55. Seymour will be 70 cides that the legal name of a person purples jtore and furnish them. The east par- found in innaue asylums. It is certain- Make flour starch, as you would for . flI1< that tbe sale of it for such purposes consists oi one Christian name and a lor, or music room, treated by Ohio, i staiehiiig calicoes, and apply it to the ' j 8 wron g, and should be suppressed by in May. Washington was in his 57th <° ?">•»■»• ,U>«‘ the queetfem year when be was first elected, and had surname. Any one may have as many • , , , . . . - , should »uuiuu be uc answered auswereu in tbe me affirmative, amrmauve, wall with a whitewash brush. Let it just entered Bis 66th year when he left igDomuuoiu proreMion. It ; lur eodle„ mo„MorT .-,))«>„ ,1,.fiber become dry; then, when ready to put Your committee middh; names, or initials, as ore given I --------- —— would :recommend ----------------- office. John Adams was 61 when he 1 has, at tbe first glance, an Ohio look; of any mind, aud cause aberration, or on tbe paper, again go over the wall ’ . ® adoption of the following resoluwas elected, Jefferson 57, Madison in to him or as he chooses to take. They ; . it ia su new, so fresh, so shoddy.r. else * react on the body and create dis­ with the starch, also the paper, and ap-i lions: u , , his 58th year, Monroe in his 59th. and do not affect his legal name and may be ply. W.U. m.y b. p-pered in tb.. I They’ve painted the walls and ceiling.; ease, and such a result is all the more John Quincy Adams in his 58th. Jack­ inserted or not in Seed or contract ’ likely it overwork be added to monot- way which have been whitewashed for j gaiiae xa an article of food ia abhorrent io son was 61 when chosen the first time, they've laid Turkish rugs on the floor; ’ ony and drudgery.—Dr. Foote's Health Years in succession. Alum is oue of Uie Benso of every right-minded man, and, m and, therefore, 65 when re-elected,wbile without affecting ita validity. Nor they’ve made new furniture, that has Monthly. the best additions to whitewash to pre- j "hOnla U prt i he had reached his 70th year when he does a mistake in the middle initial of the pattern but not the look of any­ may 1 It to the Sowing Oats and Wheat Together. vent. its rubbing - off. -Smoky - -- walls —- — ..» l(M, duty ODl7 of o. the »«• Genera) ueDenu ; quitted office. Yau Buren was 54 and a name, in a deed, in any way affect its improved by adding plenty of indigo । Gorerntueut. aa also of our Stalo Govcruiucnw, | Harrison 67 when they were elected, thing old; they’ve hung in it an abom­ —The experiment has been tried iu validity. atnugent lav laws again»t the-------nae of- -*■di»- i to the water before mixing iu in the tbe lime to pa*a pa., atnogeot «— •»inable mirror, with a beveled glass bor­ Iowa, it is said, of sowing in the fall, 10 ea--ed and refuse fata in the manufacture of . while Taylor, when he took office, had During the eight years, from 1871 to der, ornameuted with a cut-flower de­ upon one acre of land, two bushel of and other ingredients. any «ui article to bo need ivr for nuiuau human iodu food,, m aa >iru alro ;1 just passed his 51st birthday. Polk was wheat mixed with one bushel of oats.1 IHow ’ TO '* Make ~ Toast.— Comparative- to p*a» laws prohibiting tho manufacture of elected on almost precisely bis 49th 1878 inclusive, there arrived in this sign, and the only thing in it is the thau caul’ fat oi The oats shot up rapidly, aud were, of ly few know what really good toast is. oIVvnurgartue from fate other •*- , birthday. Tyler was not quite 58 when country, from Great Britain and Ire­ harpsichord of Nelly Cnstis.” New course, killed down by the frost. But A hasty singe of one or both sides does 1 aoet of imaltby animal*. it ia the duty of tho General • elected, and Fillmore was in his 51st land, 743,303 immigrants, Ireland alone '1 York does not corse in for a share of they furnished a warm covering for the not make toast, nor do thin slices of |। Government,That a* also of all our Blate Govern- I year when he succeeded him. Pierce contributing 332,139 of this number. the censure, however, for the drawing­ earth, and when tbe snow tell among bread dried through. Cut slices of I nu.uts, to pane la«re requiring tho manufacture I had not yet completed his 48th year j aud aale or oicouiArganue to be carried on un- I The rest of Europe furnished 974,385— room, in charge of thia State, hf» been the thick stalks and leaves they kept it uniform thickness, a plump half-inch : dor tbo supervision of tho Nalioual, Biate end I when he was elected, and he was junior from blowing away. Thia covering or five-eighths of an inch; move around , Municipal Boards of Health, and make it tue of all who have taken the Presidential 580,129 coming from Germany. From but slightly altered, most of the orig­ prevented the winter-killing of the over a brisk fire, to have all parts toast­ । duty of all such Boards of Health to prevent chair, except Gen. Grant. Mr. Buchan­ Asia there came 106,743, chiefly from in al furniture remaining. wheat, and the rotting oat leaves and ed alike; keep only so near the coals the manufacture aud sale of diseased aud iu- | an was elected in his 66th year, Lin­ China; from Africa, 306; from South stalks afforded a rich top-dressing for j that the pieces will be heated through ; Jurtutia food iu tho form of oleomargarine. ur. Urfotord, That as butter is tho oily »ub- coln in his 52d and 56th, while John­ the crop the following spring. The when both sides are well browned. !•» " stance of milk or cream, obtained by eburu- son succeeded in his 57th.—National America, 254,072; from the Pacific The Woods in Winter. result was an abundant yield of wheat, the slightest point is blackened or tug, it is tbe duty of the General and Republican. islands. 9,468; from other places, 9,194; No one ever s^es spes the full charm of while laud precisely similar alongside, charred, scrape it off. or it will spoil State Governments to paw* laws prohibiting I making an aggregate ,of 2,100,451 the forest who turns his back upon and treated in the same manner, with the flavor of the whole. If covered the n»o of tho word butter as applied to any Preferring Another. oily substance not the product of cream or it iu winter. Look at the exquisite persons. the exception of omitting the oats, was ! with an earthen bowl it will keep warm milk, and requiring all who manufacture and A truly great man is not envious of lines of that drooping birch, the intri­ utterly worthless—True Citizen. aud moist. A cieau towel of* napkin will all who sell oleomargarine, whether by tbe the fame ol another great man; a small The Denver Tribune boasts of Col­ cate interlacing tracery of the minute Age or Cows in Relation t<> the | answer if it is to go al once to the table. package or otherwise, to. mark ou each and mon is. “I felt on his death,” wrote package, wrapper or parcel containing orado's fine horses, handsome women, branching twigs! Could anything be 1 Yield of Milk.—The age of cows has : But nobody can make good toast onto! every tho same, iu plain, large anddiaUnct letter*, aud Jefferson of Washington, “that ’verily more graceful or more chaste? could > Stale bread m?y ’be used* in a couapicuou* place, the word oleomarga­ a great man hath fallen this day in ~ charming girls, well-dressed men, fat any covering oi leaves enhance its a great influence on their yield of milk. j>oor ’bread. rine. Israel'" for milk toast ; sour bread may be im ­ After her first calf, a cow does not give babies, long-legged dogs, busy mechan­ beauty? And so the apple tree by the flrjotred, That a committee ut three from While Mr. Jefferson was riding, one as much as after her second or third. proved by toasting it through; heavy each Congressional district in the dairy por­ ics, industrious Chinamen, modest old stone wall—bow different its vari­ At the fifih or sixth calf, the average bread makes poor toast. Sweet, light tion of tho Northwestern State* be appointed starry night, with a member of his fam­ ous angles! how individual iu its char ­ dressmakers, romping boys, inquiring bread, only n day old, or less, makes to preteut these resolution* to the Senators and ily, the conversation fell upon Wash­ yield begins to decrease steadily. It acter! how beautiful its silhouette Bepresentativoe in Congress from said Slate*. ington. He warmly expressed his ad­ strangers, expert printers, well-paid against the sky I Thus every separate , may be seen from this that oue ought on- , the best toast. miration for the great man. Pointing Aibing Beds.—The German usage doctors, praying preachers, colored cal- tree will afford a perfect study, of in­ ly exceptionally to have older cows thau 8 or 9 years, us after these years *he j of eider-down coverlets is not recom­ How They Do Things in Arkansaw. to tbe stare, he exclaimed: ciminers, express wagons, over-paid finite design. See that mottled beech “Washington’s fame will go on in­ milking qualities are generally on a 1 mended. Though warm And light. “ it trunk yonder. Wnat! never noticed it iucr. nuui: never uouceu 11 > r , > . v . ' “ If you want a good item," said Jim creasing until the brightest constella­ lawyers, attentive railroad men, honest its droop- faP\d ‘Inline, and, beside, the cows are is insidious iu its action," says a lead­ before? That 7" \ was 'tbecause . Johnson to a reporter, “ I can toll you tion in yonder heavens shall be called bankers, piles of brick, new buildings, clad branches branches concealed concealed its its ban?, er 10 ,a“,cu- A,.s --TOUn « ------■Rimals ing, leaf-clad —= ;— ing authority, “and iu case of invalids I of a fujpay occurrence that happened at by his Dome!" pleased visitors, signs of growth and beantv; but «».not only doelit emerge ' quuntnr should be watched, for it is apt to throw । Hot Springs last summer while I was A bust of Washington stood in the from ita wonted obaonritv, bnt the “f '°°l1 th"r awjmdatlou » the sleeper into a violent perspiration." genuine American get-up-and-get. , there. Mayor Linde, of Hot Springs, whiteneaa of tho snowy ground beyond '’**=”• ,b',r“ ” ""S It would seem almost unnecessary to ' bad been blackguarded by the editor ot hall at Monticello, many years after Jefferson's retirement from public life. give, added value to every anbtle tint । “,0 co”" u>o Ig“S- / Sood advise the airing of beds, as all good , a paper there until ho couldn’t stand it Some worm admirer of his, living in A man living near Prattsburg, Steu­ upon ita dappled anrface. Step nearer, dairy cow is (on co.-j. Ion the continent) comment) eipecterpect- housewives are supposed to have it any longer, so, according to the custom J1<’U '"’t k,‘ th““ ~m’° ‘l”ar,n done; still, as it is something which of the country, he went out gunning France, sent a wreath of immortelles to ben county, N. Y, went up the mount­ With what variety ol ernniaite tender . a member of the family at Monticello; I of milk a year ; a very good one. 2.300 gray. ha. nature painted the clean 1 m,lk " ‘ """ ’ depends entirely upon servant*, it is ain to cut trees for wood aud slide them ! 1 to 2,500 quarts; bn: higher numbers safe to say that this, the must import­ one day. He brought down two by­ with it came a request that it might be down a log-way to the valley below. smooth bark! Seo those marbled varie­ I are not rare in almost all breeds. — ant point in regard to health, is often ; standera before ho bagged his game, placed around Mr. Jefferson’s brow on gations, each spjt with a distinct tint the editor, whom he shot in the leg. his birthday. The day came, aud the The foot of the slide was thirty neglected. No one ever possibly would I None of them died, I believe. Then he of its own, and each tint composed of a l Agru'iiltural Gazette. rods distant from the horse. He start­ multitude of microscopic points of ■ How to Extemporize Radishes.— think of washing his face in the same ! went on a spree, and, haring full charge ' relative, informing the venerable man ed a maple tree down the mountain, color. Here we see a fimbriated blotch Rltdishes may l»e grown in a very few water twice, unless there was no more ' of the police and tho station-house, he j of the request, attempted to crown him with the wreath. when it jumped out of the shnte, and, of dark olive moss, spreading its inter­ days by the following methcxl: Let water, but it is quite os disgusting, and mined out all the prisoners in the sta­ “Place it oa Washington’s bust,” he taking a diagonal course, struck the twining rootlets in all directions, and some good radish seed nook in water for much worse for health, for a person to tion; a lot of horse-thieves and murder­ said, raising his hand to prevent the sleep twice in a bed which has been further up a spongy tuft of rich brown twenty-four hours, then put in a bag and ' era. The next morning he fined him- j crowning. It was placed on the bust, house and shattered it to splinters, lichen tipped with snow. Who could expose it to the sun. In the course of fully imbued with the effluvia of his self $10 for drunkenness and disorder­ where it rested for many years. killing one boy 8 years old and injur­ pass by unnoticed such a refined and , tbe day germination will commence. body. Air and light are the great puri­ ly conduct. In the course of time he “In honor preferring one another," ing two others so that they will proba­ exquisite bit of painting as this? And The seed mint be sown iu a well-man- fiers, and the work in a bed-chamber was indicted for the shooting. He got wrote a great man, whose nobility of bly dip.' The father saw from the yet they abound on every side. See | ured hotbed, and watered from time to ia worse than neglected when beds, pil­ a cnange of venue on the ground that character was such that he esteemed lows, coverings and mattresses are not • time with lukewarm water. By this he couldn’t get justice in that county. others better than himself. top of the mountain the course the shingly shagliark, with its mottliugs of pale-green lichen and orange sputu, treatment tbe radishes will in a very thoroughly aired. His trial came off in another county. ' the tree was taking, and saw his dwell­ its jagged outline so perfectly relieved ; short time acquire a sufficient balk and He was fined a fine and costs amount- ' No More Tramps in the West. ing demolished. Shaving in China. against the snow, and, beyond, that , I e g^od to eat. If it be require ! to get ing to $95. He had forty witnesses A good proof of the improvement in group of rock-maples, with its bold £ood radishes iu winter during the Everything is reversed in Chinn, you subpoenaed. Their fees amounted to the business of the country is furnished severe cold, un old cisk should be contrasts of deep-green moss, aud know-men never go to a barber shop ,$5 each—$200. Tney lumped their by a man of wide observation in the Curley, a noted highwayman of the striped tints of most varied shades, ■ sawn in two, and one-half of it filled to get shaved, tbe barber carries his kit 4ees and gave them to Lindo. He paid West, who says that there is not now Deadwood region, was arrested by two from lightest drab to deepest brown. ’ with good earth. The radish seed around hunting his customers. No sit­ the $95 and pocketed $105, and went in the Western States one tramp where officers, who had to journey forty miles And there is the yellow birch with ita ' beginning to ahoot as before must be ting in crowded shops waiting for your home happy.’* there were fifty eighteen months ago. to take him to jaiL All rode on horse­ tight-wound bark, fringed with ravel- j then sown in, the other hall of the Imr- turn to come; the barber has to chase That’s the way they do things in Ar­ In the great depression of 1876-7 thou­ back, the prisoner between his captors. ings nt buff-colored satin. Here we rel put on top of the full one, and the yon about and rhave you at your own kansaw.—Cincinnati Commercial. sands of men went upon the road in ! whole of the apparatus carried down convenience. The word “next" is un­ search ef work and remained upon it The possibility of escape was discussed comp upon a clump of chestnuts, their cool trunks set off in bold relief against ■ into tho cellar. For watering, lukewarm A Banner with a Strange Device. because they found no work. They on the way, Curley maintaining that he a background of dark hemlocks, whose water abonld be used as belore. In the known to the vocabulary of the Chinese barber. You are spared the annoyance Upon the declaration of war in 1812, swarmed along the great lines of travel, could put spurs to his horse and get outer branches, clothed iu snow, like j course of five or six days the ipdRlies if not torture of being compelled to sit a sorrowful procession of hungry and away because his beast was the freshest tufted mitten«, liang low upon the ■ will be fit to eat— Neic England Far­ by while five or six men ahead of you the town military companies reorgan­ ragged wretches for whom the world mer. have their beard removed, hair cut, ized by the election of new officers and a seemed to have no use. But during of the three, and the officers arguing ground.—Harper's Magazine. whiskers dyed, and heads shampooed, general brushing up of accouterments. the last twelve months this procession ’ that ne could be riddled with bullets Seeing Through Water. when you only want your hair oiled Just before the battle of Plattsburg a before he got out of range. Suddenly Currents in the very bed of a river, and mustache waxed to go to the theater. town company in that vicinityjslected a has been growing thinner every week The fact tiiat a steam engine is being until it has nearly vanished from sight. Curley put his plan into execution, erected in a flour-mill in Jerusalem is a or beneath the surface of the sea, may Sit down on a doorstep or curbstone stalwart but rather illiterate fdlow by The railroads have employed many of dashing off at full speed, but the offi- startling announcement, but it is an be watched, as Mr. Campbell informs anywhere, and a barber steps up aud the name of Jonathan PiIsbury, Can- these people. Thousands of miles of us, by an arrangement that smugglers tain. He felt that the eyes of the whole cer»’ theory proved sound, for they evidence of the progress of civilization. used in the old days. They sank their attends to your wants immediately. State of New York were upon him. He new roadway are being constructed The "infidels" who have thus intro­ Happy dispatch. this year. The old lines, such as the easily killed him with their pistols. encouraged his company to be brave in duced modern inventions to the “Holy” contraband cargo when there was an Northwestern and St. Paul, are stretch­ A well-known beauty in London so­ tho coming battle. He assured them city are a firm of Wurtembnrg colo­ alarm, and they searched lor it again by ing away into what was lately a wilder­ means of a so called marine telescope. that he would “ behead them as long as ciety occupied a stage-box at a theater in Thomas Carlyle’s health, which has nists, who, with the cbaraotoriatic enter­ ness, and every mile of road opens hun­ It was nothing more than a cask, with the Strand not long ago. Her white furs there was a*man of them left, and tbat been considered precarious for many prise of tbe Teutonic race, are doing a plate of strong glass at the bottom. and diamonds were the admiration of his own name should go down to pos­ dreds of farms to settlement Ths all the Oriental powers will let them months, ia now fully restored, and he to make the historic and Old World city The man plunged the closed end a few the house. Shortly after the beauty’s terity " Tbe banner of the company growth of the Northwest seems to have no discoverable limit and is absorbing is mostly engaged in literary labors. march with the times.—English Jour­ inches below the surface, and put his departure, an attendant found u star of bad emblazoned upon its folds, iu addi­ the excess of population. Probably wu head in the other end, and then he saw brilliants in the box, and, like an 1 ou- tion to tbe stars and stnpea, the em­ _____________________ His work at present ia the preparation nal. dearly into the water. The glare and est woman, gave tho treasure-trove into blematic eagle, holding in Ids talons shall soon begin again to draw large of an autobiography, which will be com­ The Kentucky House of Representa­ confused reflections and refractions the hands of the management. No in­ the legendary scroll, "E Plurihus drafts on the labor of Europe.—New pleted during tbe coming summer. He tives has raased a bill making ita misde­ from and through the rippled surface of quiries were made next day at the thea­ Unum.” Tbe Captain eyed the eagle York Methodist. meanor punishable by a tine not less the sea were entirely shut out by this ter about the lost ttar, but ultimately it with admiration, but wa, puzzled as to is severe upon the Governmental and A naiTiNG clergyman was jn-st rising social systems ol his country and hu tnan $20, nor mote than $50, for any contrivance. Seal hunters still use it. found its way into the rightful owner’s the significance of tbe motto. Seeking from prayer in a St. Pau’ church, when person to use abusive or insulting lan­ With this simple apparatus the stirring hands. The oddest part of the story light upon the subject, he was informed an wffier strode up the center aisle and no love for the present British states­ guage to another with intent to cause a life of the sea bottom can be watched at remains to bo told. The diamonds were by a wag that it wm the name of tbe handed him a big bouqtfHt, just aa they men. He declares that England is breach of the peace. leisure and with great distinctness. So false. first Captain of the company. A bright do in the theaters. TVeJSrwf. �m u v i t- x- ia SATURDAY. a FEB. ft. 1880 so florin sow. I shall fully I'-arn hrmlkr, Capital a*d Surplus Sloo.ooo A ruiumrrcuu commercial iintriiri traveller iu iu Detroit flirted with a young lady of Hutt city, i invited her to ride with him, and sh« . accepted. . He drove to a hotel, called 1 for Wine, after baviug one giaas dr<> ged. She became suspicions, chanrofl i Ute glasses and the drummer took his . own medicine. It came near killing ihim. . . Tbe newly elected grand officers of the Michigan grand lodge of oddfellows are as follows: E. D. G* Holden, (.rand Rapids, master ; Alex. Ferguson. la*st Saginaw, deputy master; E. H. Waitney, Lansing, secretary; B. 5 error, Detroit, treasurer; Geo, W Wester­ man, Adrian, warden , J. R. Savage, Ithaca, chaplain; Harrison Soule, Jnckson, marahal; W..W. Wibon, Alpens, conductor; B. F. Rounds. Benton Harbor, guardian: J. Q- Patterson, I Keed City, herald. , 0LEMENT SMITH, Attorney at Law, I’robate Order. Unparalleled in simplicity,’ unsurpassed iu construction and in the undisputed in the broad claim of the very best, wagon i** world. Patent Stakes and Truss Rod. I | । ! : I TBOYKB,4«**»<d. On reading and tiling tb» prtitlou duD vrriflad, . I ot Martha Troyer, widow of aaid dreeaaed. prajiuj that Iu*wi* Ihirkrc may bv'appyintrd admlidrtra . Attorney A Counsellor, JJ H0V6HTAU5, ’ SHERIFF- 1 An Indian maiden lias been driven I out by her tribe in Oregon, liecause she married a Chinaman. A San I Francbco Chinaman 1ms lost the re­ spect of his countrymen by marrying a negro women. A Virginia mob whipl>ed a negro for marrying a white wo­ man. . not be graate-l. The Stakes are of Iron, no chance for the water to get in Itoukl And it i* further ordered, that said Druggists A Chemists, and rot out the bolster in a short time as in the old style wag­ Will jrtre te n« again. on. The upper parte can .be- taken off nnd the flaring parts set you have a perfect hay rack. The truss rod is ‘sb plain in ftt i.< aril:;. USES IS MF.SOKI OF JOHSSV tULLATlS. one that it needs no explanation from me. A glance to e CLEM EMT SMITH. e axles in the cut of the wagon shows how it is attached, at pOWERS A BARLOW, According to the St. Louis papers Mortgage Kale. y mathematician will tell you that a five-eighths round Default haring the $3.00 opera doe# not -take in that Aa tre looked on Jba I form so cold and alii): been made iu the condition* of a HARDWARE. city. It isa big price. Injustice to rod of Lake Superior iron will stand the strain of 12.470 lbs. certain mortgage. Whereby the power therein con­ Bat tre humbly bor to the*M aster’s will tained. to aril, hu lacunir operatire, executed by the opera company, however, it -may lieWalerr'of Jackson county. Michigan, to it will separate, consequently before the axle will spring Amo» William Kerr of Nashville. Barry county, Mleiii he observed that the Same opera is and you then have the whole strength of the timber, same as gan, bearing date the 15th day of Octolwr, A. D-, produced elnewherc for $2 00; the ad­ Every one knows that the more simple h Ho witling to do what ihy haiul. found to dot ditional dollar ia to cover tbe admis­ in a common wagon. a peace of machinery can be made the better satisfaction it , Consumption. dread meatier, cat abort thy breath, sion of the St. LquIh girl's feet. . IT A. GOODYEAR, [death: i I>.n UylK.lt .urt«l for dmreh. will give. It is so with this wagon. All of the wood-work FreeBville.Minn.,-and on Ule way asked , that is made of timber cut crosswise of the grain, which every no suitor pcocv«dlnr> at Un. haring been instituted iron, »•*****•* NAILS “& ******** SHELF a******.,.**.**. HARDWARE I SF-Wlr =■>< 1. H— Hua™, n neighiMir who wa* to preach. “Par- ‘ one knows has no strength unless loaded with iron, is done hereby giren. tbat on TH iIL-I'A i THr. TWE>- 1 tfHardware All h.r—■ w.-vw.. t oak U^TTe^b^Al Hon Newliug." wait the reply. *Td away with in this wagon entirely. Not a nound of surplus TY-afcOWD DAY OF APRIL, next, al ten o'clock . RESOLUTIONS ON THE DEATH OF rather die tlmu hear liim,”*aid Dan, WQOJ or |fOn haul around, which is a load of itself. Two freight* indtdrd , CHARLES S. PHILLIPS. and turned off toward a wood. Hewiu . . , ' ., ltr. , ot llaeting*) the premtoe* dewrlbcd In aak! ■ A W BLACK, afterwnni found hanging lifeless to a reaches in the place of one—same as the “Concord coach city mortraxvor ao much theieof aa thall bo noeewrxrv | .'A At a'meeting of Woodland Lodge No. to aalhJy lhe amount due on «ocl> mortgage.-with Dealer tn iu 817,1. O. G. T\ liehint Woodland. Feb. tree. The belief i« that, ns the clergy- which every one knows is perfection as regards strength and ten per cent, intereat, and legal curt*, togrtner with I neater , , __ . . 4, 1880. the following resolutionn were I mnn was delivering a couree Of sermon* I durability. The reaches are adjustable, sliding through iron aa Attorney feeof twenty-lire dollar* (t2S.) core- I ou the dreadfiilnewofsin; and Dan 8]eeve8 sjx inches long, which are bolted to the front of the adopted: Na*hri|le. In Barry rouuty. In tlw.-Mateof Michigan. ** Whcbeaa, it hns pleased God in his anu deotonatod a. commencing al the north- I Monuments, Tombltones, Mantle®, 4c.. axle and bolstcr. »nd Pieties morticed firmly into the for- i known infinite wisdom to remove from our woet corner of village lot numbei twenlyatix <28,) ! I In Alanwn W. 1'hilllp*' addition to Naehrille, BarrWnMtiniM, Mich. midst by death on January 20. 1*80 our hut the wofleiH have n theory that 1 Ward bolster, ry countr, Michigan, thence eaat lUtr-flrr feel <J4.) -------- :------------------- ----- .. . . — - ■■ ■ ■ - American and Foreign Marble. worthy brother. Charles S. Phillips. •kit ere fore lltwlrtil. that in the death of Iwothcr Phillips this Lodge ha« lost a worthy and efficient brother who was highly esteemed by Ms brethren nud sisters of the order for his uuM‘lfish and ear­ nest labors ln the cniiw of tempehiuce, and we fully realize that the communi­ ty at large have lost a faithful and up­ right man. favolvetl. tiint wp tender to the be­ reaved relatives of onrdeccased broth­ er our deepest Kyiujmthies. Zfcso/rcd. that a ftogt* of the journal of thi* Lodge Im* inscribed to the mem ory of our tlet-eased brother. /?eso/r«/. that the secretary of this IxMlgc enttse a copy of these resolutions to lie presented ;o the jMirents of our deceased brother. Besolrcd. that the secretary *’f this Ixxlgc Im» instructed to send a copy of these resolution* to each of the newspaper.*, published iu this county. Tbe sweet remembrance of’the just shall flourish when thev sleep in death. Dated Woodland, February 20, lg8(). C. A. Hough, /..... S. S. Haight. < to,uE. G. Holbrook, Sec. THE PATENT WHIPPLE GUIDE, t death might reasonably In* preferred j to hearing one of Newling’s long dix counter. ■ • i HOSTETJERS PEOPLE’S DRUG STORE, I Kaustinga, Miol> It is. the greatest invention of the age. »r> with whichxtx it is al- I” iMtMXMhrttk.jaaurr i«h »» , it. ” Kr.lt K, .vtortgagrr most impossible to break a tongue or rack a forward wheel, as abuah m. flint, Ait«xt»y .ferMortcM**both horses pull directly from the wheel that strikes an ob- r struction or goes into a rut. It is worth ten times the price of | it in saving horses’ necks from galling, pounding their should­ ers by the tongue swinging around and striking them, and in nine coses out of ten, preventing or curing the horse from baulking. • DKI GGIKT A BOOK8EIX.EK Phyaiclan* preaerlpttoM and Family Rvcipea au­ rally compoandr J with Druga and Chamlada c' purest quality only. Prirea always tbs lowest yy'M. 8. GOODYEAR, DR1 GOODS, SILKS and DRESS GOODS Rend (lie tcBtimuiiiul ol'Geo. M. Itavrnport. of IVoontand. ' Tbe Jackson Common Sense Wagon I bought of yuu last Septemlier has giv. en me entire aatufaction in every respect and any funner who Jwantw the best I and lightest running wagon should buy the Jackoott Common Sense. । | ! Ready Made Clothing. HaH and Cape, Boots and Bboea. Groteriea, NoUon*. Ac, Booth aide ot JULIUS RUSSELL, I | । ZDZRZy GOODS. I 1 MICHIGAN NEWS. Oue liigitt hint week 52 ttainpn slept In the jail at Ypsilanti. J ack ho 11 will have the free mail de­ livery on and after March 1. The pioneers of Jacknon comity have decided to hold a picnic in June.' ' It is aaid that oue medical (Undent nt the univentitv received 17 valentines. C. .M. and J. W. Ganinoii, wholesale grocer* of Detroit, have made an as­ sign mint. The average cost for each prisoner for Itonrd at the Ionia ItottM.* ot correc­ tion i« 8j cents per day. Early Wednesday morniug the “An­ dre block," in Saginaw city, wan detdroyed by (ire. Loks $14,1MX). The Ann Arbor reform club contem­ plates buying a $3,000 lot on . w hich they will build an $18,000opera house. Au lri>h rclwf fund Is iteing raim-d by tbe Jackson Pa:riot. The tfr«t pay­ ment wa* $50, given bv M. W. Robin son. H<u>. Samuel D. Haight, circuit judge died at hb> residence in Ludington, on Tueeday morning, after a brief illness, aged 88 Thejmy in theM'ithiani cane nt Flint ctfnie into court at 7:30oVloek Wednes­ day evening with vt verdict of murder in the tin*t degree. It is estimated that inTuiu-ttlacouuty upwards of 1,300 acres of land have been put under a state of cultivation during the past year. The residence of Cornelius Demp­ ster at st. Joseph, watt burned Wednes­ day morning with nil its contents. Cause of fire'nnknown. A young law student named Gould, reading law withV. V. B. Merw in, was instantly killed while breaking a colt at Jackson on Monday. A matt named Miller was iailed at Mt. Pleasant Sat unlay charged with coramitti«ig an niitrngron* nssanrt upon a weak-minded woiann named Wylie. Fruit growers aliutit Lawkth, Van Bitten county, say the prowjtects for fruit were never I tetter than now, and they anticipate a twxiutifnl croft of all kinds. The “grnnii stand" cases against W. T. lutwrenre. Sizer and Armstrong, at Adrian, have Itern continued until the next term. Tbe pntsrcntnr* propow to A arlttwtl Durher nl FrerhtulK, Sagittaw county, named A. J. Handnll. han bren iincuted on lhe charge <rf bigaBiy. H<* Imm! beep tuurried about one week to Mian Abide M tutger of Hutt Two buran Iielutiginx to Adam Clark Wear i-ervy, aud their contrata, cuueiettng of a quanity of Jtay. aevrntv-flvc buabrla of wheat aud 400 i HeutIrnMtn > Cn*aiiyr. Co., hr stEpped offand falltl his aknll. m» that hr only 1 Ilh Ita eonnectlon* at l hitag<>. nflonU the most direct and deairable route of travel from Michigan to all poiuta In Bitter5 FOR EVERYTHING IX THE LINE OF ■yyM. F. HICKS, Dealer U Dakota. Manitoba, sir. Michigan Central train* Groceries and General Produce, powerful, yet harmk*f», of Invigontnla. Remember ' that debility ia lhe “beginning of the End"—that 3 For aala by all Jruggirt* aud Uralcra trenerally. CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, 'J’HE BARKTMLLE MIIJj< WALKER & NORTON Boots, fSlioes, TVotions. Etc. FLOUR, MEAL I FEED, AND ALL WINTER GOODS, MORGAN. BARRY CO., MICH. ATTENTION FARMERS IjlFyOU WOUld be Having thorougiilr overhauled anil refl tied oar mill '■ with New ani Improved Macbtnevy, wo are . prepared to w rve onr ru»toruer» by grind I | ing or rxcnnngimt your griai«. GOOD WORK GUARANTEED WALKER & NORTON, Brvp'a of the BABKYVILIJK MILLS. DETROIT Medical&SQrgicailiistitDle A.B.SP I. D., Prop, MEAT MARKET. Keep* conatanUy on band a big stock of Fresh and Salt Meats, rhea, Impoteocy. and all IHscares tbat follow us H Smotefl Hans ani Shouliers, Taking*-Taking. r7* 1 am aware that It pay. to rn.ll Goods cheap, and for that icon I sl.*|j eoM by al) dntggteto a. 11 per package, or aix no ■gee for or will be wot free by mall on rereip the money by addressing nuy BiM,t CAS*’*n t*,e country. 1*HB GR AY MEDICINE VO., No. 1ft Mechanic** Block, Detroit, M>cb. sar.'8cld in Nash rills by alidruggteU. and srerywhere br wboUsaU t .vull druggtata. 6-JS-ly. I>. C. GRIFFITH. [£OCHKIt BROTHERS ----- OLD RELIABLE----- MARK 1he On** Eng-TRADE Mj H*h Remedy. Au untailing cure for not IK THEIR SEASON, j Lardt by the lb. or barrel, dec., Ac., dr. ! VF" The Highest Market Price paid 1 Fresh Qoods, Full Weights and I Satisfaction Guaranteed. . j HEKDERSO N S - DRESS GOODS. All of the latest shades and patterns VERY CHEAP. JOHNSTON’S SARSAPARILLA CHEAPEST *"“c3i£?t Office 204 Woodward. Avenue Hmm NBd Room* tor Boarding Patirata 27* W«H)BWAKD AVt.M E Tm.u.k ____ _ .. . BEAVERS. CAMEL HAIR CLOTH, WATERPROOFS and LADIES’ CLOTH. All the latest styles out. outr. iweree yean tn a BEAVER I PAISLEY SHA WLS rtv. --------- ------- ... HESRY ROE. TO THE FRONT I ---------------- lot-..... —■ AND ll^PPA ITBNBY ROE. Pbopribtor will cheerfully impart any information relollre to rontee. Do not purebaae your tieketa nor ion tract yoor freight until you have heard from the Michl- UVB MBUBT, JTSIKA, THE LARGEST LINE IN TOWN. A BIG LINE OF FROM 50 CENTS TO $3.00. BUPTUBEI CTJRJEO r laiurv and uftvrtnx tnresea in* fnaiUbur. Book with !««>»••- Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods, HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC., ETC Our fall Block* are larger and more complete than ever before, and notwilhatanding the late advance in price*, by buying tor ra*b we have secured many bargain* of which our eu*u>m(-m will trap the benefit. £A. BISB, * “THE BOSS BOOT AMD SHOE MAKER, .WBYIIXE, - lUCM. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-03-06.pdf.pdf 58d2e7986f9d236489426cb4ff579a8a PDF Text Text VOLUME VII. LIFE IN NASHVILLE And Her Environs. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1880. —Rev. E, Jones of N. Y., who ac­ cepted the call of the Christian Church as its pastor, now withdraws, on ac­ count ot the serious illness of his wife. The society had.Mr. J’s. salary fully subscribed and all arrangements made to receive and welcome him, when the news came that he must withdraw his proposition, and so the little flock is again left without a shepherd. * —This unclimatable weather still holds its bigness. —Mrs. Fanny Buxton the quon-dam wife of Cyrus Buxton,, recieved t1,500 alimony. , —The gale of Saturday evening brought down Jacob Purkey’s wind —Horatio' Hosmer, who lives two mill, and leveled fences in every di­ miles north of this village, at­ rection. " tempted to mount/,^is horse in front of G. A. Truman ’ s store last Friday, —William Townsend, a farmer of Orangeville, is the happy possessor of a when the steed, a young colt, took couple of bears. He must also possess fright at something and, whirling round threw him and kicking him as he a mother-in-law. —A cur from the rural districts went fell, gave him a very severe wound on yelping down Main St. on Wednesday the left side of his head. He was at­ with an old oyster can attached to bis tended by Dr. Young, and is recover­ ing. $udal appendage. —Some of the young men of this vil­ —We understand that a number of fanners of this community hare been lage have organized a gymnasium and rented the room under D. C. Griflith’s improving the late fine weather by­ store which they are to fit up and use plowing for spring crops. for that purpose and as a club room. —Dower Barrus, a youth of 21, living As they me to allow no liquor of any two miles north, who has been sick kind ou the premises, it looks as though with typhoid fever for the post six if the boys most spend their time away weeks, died on Thursday morning. from home that this will be a better —Miss Branch, the sweet singer of method than in loafing about the sa­ Olivet, who gives a concert at Ver­ loon s. montville to-night will also give one —Messrs Lewis Durkee^and H. M. in this village in about three weeks. I Lee hove formed a co-partnership for —H. Roe is buildiug a new slaughter the purpose of buying and selling real house, in the south part of the corpora- I. estate, making loans, insuring and coltion which, when completed, will be the ‘ lecting. They have rented F. C. Boise's largest and handiest between Jackson I building that has been fitted up especiand Grand Rapids. idly for them, bought a new safe, and —President Killen has issued a proc­ made all necessary arrangements for lamation to the effect that the law in an extensive business, and being wide­ regard to the closing of saloons on elec­ awake, thorough busiuess men, we have tion and holidays must be strictly ob­ no doubt but what they will have it. served on Monday next. —With the opening of spring —There is one young man in this comes the demand for spring goods, community who can't resist the and to meet this demand the merchants temptation to let a little of his silk vie with each other to see who will handkerchief stick out of his coat pock­ procure the largest and most complete et. Tis Riley, the Modoc. stock. Foremost among these com as —That was quite a political debate at L. J. Wheeler, whose stock is so large the Wolcott House Wednesday night. that in order to tell our readers what There is no use talking, we have men they might find at his store, he has in this village who can hold their own been obliged to increase his space in The News. It will pay you to read with the best of the talkers. his advertisement. . —Our facilities for doing job work —Of all the sewing machines that are good and our prices are reasonable. Call and see us on the subject and we have stood the test and come out con­ will convince you that’you need not go queror, the Wilson stands ahead. It away from home, when in want of job being adapted to all kinds of family sewing, both heaviest and lightest, it work. liecomes at once a general favorite with —The Vt. Ville Hawk asserts that the ladies. All who have tried tliis March came in like a lion. Rather, we machine speak warmly in its favor and should say like the traditional animal none have ever~been returned for not who, being hy-pocritically inclined, d on- being what represented. G. A. Tru­ ned a lion's skin, but was betrayed by man has a number of these machines his voice. which he will sell very cheap to close —The third anniversary of the W. C. them ouL T. U. occurs on March 22d, and the so­ —It must not be forgotten that our ciety has decided to observe the day village election takes place on Monday and evening in an appropriate manner. next, when village officers will be elect­ The full programme will be given in ed to serve for the ensuing year. Vot­ onr next issue. ers should bear this in mind and not —The gamo-of 13, 14, IS, is now en­ stay away from the polls deeming it a grossing tl^J minds of most of the matter of minor importance; but use N ashvilleitcs and lawyers drop their their franchise and their influence for briefs, physicians leave their patients the election of officers who will preside and 'Squires their cases, to solve t'jf over the aflairs of the village, keeping knotty question of that “last row.” in view temperance, morality and the —Those two females from Vermont­ right. Think of this, voters, and spend ville who promenaded our streets the day, or a part of it, in using your last Friday night, and made a show of endeavors to this end. themselves by their boisterous actions and obscene language, should find some other place to ply their vocation than Nashville. It was a disgusting sight. —Information from Johnstown is to the effect that the bones of a child have been dug up on the farm of Joel Evans in that town. The discovery has creat­ ed considerable excitement in that vicinity, but no clue as yet has been found which will throw any light on the matter. —Davis Jones of Praireville went with a party of three others to Crooked Lake one day last week, hunting coons. He stood under a tree which one of the others Monging to the party was cut­ ting down. A limb struck him, injur­ ing him so severely that he died in less than two hours. —The Vermontville Hawk appears this week enlarged to an eight column folio. Enlarging a newspaper in the fcae of the paper boom is something of a doubtful proceeding, yetthe Hawk is much improved by the enlargnient, and we trust will receive a generous influx ot extra patronage. —Last Saturday the thermometer marked 68 degrees. Sunday morning, however a “change came o’er the spirit of the dream,” and discarded overcoats were hunted up and people thought winter bad really come again. But this cold spell did not last long as it changed to milder again on Monday and the rest of this week has been open weather. —No eye witness of the little trans­ action that occurred in Squire Killen's court on Wednesday can doubt for a moment that if Hiram Patiellow and A. M. Flint, ever actually collide there will be a terrible racket. The trouble on this occasion arose from Hiram’s lips in the shape of a dirge like groan which Abjjah took exceptions to, and human gore would have undoubtedly been shed right then and there in open court had not Squire Killen proved equal to the occasion by threatening Hiram with the bastile unless hostili­ ties ceased forthwith. —The regular annual meeting of the Eaton and Barry Homeopathic Medical Society met at the Wolcott House on Wednesday last, for the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing year and to transact such other business as might come Wore the society. The meeting was called to ordpr by the President at 10 o'clock a. m., and pro­ ceeded to the election of officers with the following result President, C. S. Barton, M. D.; Vice President, H. A. Barber, M. D.; Recording Secretary. E. C. Grant, M. D.; Coresponding Secretary, C.S. Snell, M.D.; Treasurer F. L. Snell, M. D. After the election of officers the meeting adjourn­ ed to the dining room where a splen­ did dinnei was served, to which all present did ample justice. The after­ noon session was occupied in the read­ ing of essays on medical subjects and in the disscuMiou of the same. After which tbe society adjourned to meet at the same place on the firat Wednesday in June. —Last Monday B. H. Hoag who was driving a well out at Roe’s slaughter house, in the south part of the corpora­ tion, when fifty feet below the surface struck a flow which, after the pipes were put in, had a force of four feet above the surface in a half inch stream. Mr. Hoag, who as all know, is an old and experienced well-driver, states it as his belief that there is no doubt in his mind but that when the city well is driven, say ten feet deeper, that the same vein Avill be reached as that at Mr. Roe's. This idea of Mr. Hoag's is worthy (ft consideration, and his theo­ ry is a gbod one. It is pleasant to think that teibfeet more will bring us » flow of good, pure water in the heart of our village.J -41r. J. W. Custer of Hastings, ap­ peared before the Reform Club Sunday night, and although he spoke something over an hour, his remarks were so very interesting that his hearers forgot the flight of time. He made an earnest ap­ peal to the ladies, and contended that their influence thrown in the di­ rection of temperance would do much to make temperate, honorable men. His illustrations were very apt and the incidents he related quite appropriate to his line of argument. He showed Conclusively that the wearing of the little red budge although a silent, was a very strong influence in the cause which he represents. He spoke again on Monday night and pleased every one who heard him, with his simple, ardent and very eloquent manner. We 'hope he may give us a cull again. —The dry distillation of wood for the manufacture of a substitute for al­ cohol with all of its properties per­ taining to mechanical purposes, and but half the expense of that article, has been experimented upon until already it has l»ecame nn article of commerce. A capitalist has met with the citizens of this villageand proposcs.upon a stat­ ed sum being raised, to build works for this purpose in Nashville. Already a greater part of the amount lias been subscribed and the prospects for hav­ ing such a manufactory here are good. The work will give employment to twelve or fifteen hands, which will tend to make business better here, and the farmers in thia vicinity would do well to help along the object, for a sale for their wood will thus be created, as about three thousand cords will be used tiA first year; and of course this in­ creased demand for wood will raise its value. THE MUD DIB IT. Every resident of this part of tbe footstool is undoubtedly aware that our highways for many weeks, have l>een in such an unfortunate condition that travel upon them with wagons lias been almost impassable, and bug­ gy riding would have been considered preposterous; nevertheless a young man living several miles south of Nash­ ville, a few days since, decided to take out riding the liquid-eyed piece of femi­ nity he hopes to soon have tbe exclu­ sive privilege of furnishing board and , good clotlies to, and full of love and hope drove up his prancing steed in i front of the parental roof of his dulcina, and as the expenses of the house in regard to ribbons, flounces firesand and lights, under a protracted court­ ship,were beginning to gruwsumewhai cumbersome, he had no trouble in gaining her consent for the ride, and they were soon seated blissfully close together upon the soft cushions of the buggy. Love beamed in the closely sh aven face of the male, and the rosy cheeks of the female, the conversation was as lively as usual with lovers, everything promised well, and had it not been for the pesky condition of our muddy roads there would have been no need of this item. They progressed something like a mile without mis­ hap, when their vehicle struck a piece of bad road, and danced around like a whirligig on top of a hitching post, causing the expressions of love to grow more fervent and the feminity to snuggle up tp his throbbing heart like a case-knife to a grind stone. As they were crossing a small culvert the horse stepped a iittle to the left to select a better footing when the left hind'wheel of the vehicle dropped off the bridge into the gutter some three feet below, like a greased wad into a smooth bore rifle. There was a sudden emptying of the buggy in a back summersaultic manner, which would have done credit to a firat class circus tumbler, and the two representatives of their respective races were heaped up in the muddy gutter, behind the vehicle, in a pro Ujiscuous manner, that our informant asserts should lead to a speedy mar­ riage in order to avoid misunderstand­ ings. L00AL GIBBLE-G ABBLE. Aad Prrw.il Chit. Out. NUMBER 24. —Tbe firat libel suit that ever occur­ red iii Barry county was sprung last Wednesday, when Deputy Sheriff Lee api>eared in 'Squire Killen’s court with F. M. Potter of the Vermontville Hawk in tow. The prisoner was arraigned for violating tbe peace, dignity and good name of a sovereign people, viz: A. M. Flint; and upon refusing to plead, was bound in a $200 bond to ap­ pear before the same court on the en­ suing Friday at ten o’clock, a. m. The prisoner made his appearance at the proper hour, as did also a large audi­ ence, and as we go to press, the ardu­ ous duty of impannelling a jury is in progress. The prosecution is repre­ sented by L. L. Knappeu and J. A. Sweczy, of Hastings, and Louis Dur­ kee, of this village ; and the defense by W. 8. Power#, of this village, H. F. Pen­ nington, of Charlotte, and J. M. Pow­ ers, of Belleville. We still live. . Drummers nre plenty. Jncob Osrnuii, of livery fame,‘Jias put up a new sign. Bert Tinkler of Host ings is clerking at the Boston store. H. R. Dickinson is putting a new roof on his residence. Mrs. J. Osmuu is quite ill with in­ flammation of the lungs. Miss Eva Coe of Pavilion "N.Y., is visiting her uncle Lewis Durkee. W. A. Aylsworth started for Buffalo. N. Y., on a business trip Friday. It is Mated that President Killen reads and digests 27 pages of Tiffany every day. Grand-pa Gregg, aged 84 past, is seriously ill with congestion of the brain. Cap. Boise and Joe. Hubbard are VERMONTVILLE ITEMS. building a house for Mr. Webster in Brooklyn. John A. Gregg, has moved with his Considerable maple sugar has lieen family to Iowa. brought into this market during the f Mrs. W. V. Smith presented her huspast week. I band with a girl baby on' the 25th ult. Mr. Ezra Hollon, of the firm of J. The farm that F. Riley used to own Hollon Son, of Jackson, was in town ] has been purchased by Patrick Doolon Tuesday. 1 mg. Jncob Osmun is building a uent little । The Hawk goes so far as to say that office in front of his stable opposite the I there are several men of families in Wolcott House. I Vermontville who are ou the road to Tbe Vt.Ville Hawk not satisfied with [ ruin. Whisky. one new head is having another put on ! The Adelphic Society, of Olivet col­ as we go to press. lege, will given literary and musical The W. C. T. U. will meet at the res­ entertainment at tbe Congregational idence of Mrs. Young, on Main St., church Saturday evening. March 9th, at two o'clock, p. in. We have no pastor at present nt the The seasonable way to interpret the Congregational church, and a sermon old adage “more rain, more rest," is read each Sunday by one of the would be, more rain, more mud. members. Deacon Church performed We are in receipt of the Bismurk this duty last Sunday. Tribune, sent to us by B. H. Plumley, While E. W. Hyde wasjeiidjusting a formerly an employe of this office. truck below, one day last week, the bar William Buell speared a pickerel on with which he was prying slipped off Thornapple river, Thursday, that' and struck him under the chin, kuockweighed twelve pounds. It was a beau­ । ing him backward and burring him con ty. I siderably. There is considerable freight passing | Village election next Monday, and over the railroad at presnt, which gives | already knots of citizens are seen indication that the .Springtrade is open­ everywhere on the streets discussing ing. | apparently the weather prospects, bad Fred. Dean's lecture on Wednesday i roads, etc. at least that is all you can evening on account of die inclemency hear when you approach them. of the weather was indefinitely post­ i Mr. Clark E. Wells, of Kalamv and poned. j Miss Eltha L. Hyde, of this village The manugera sf the M. C. R. R. have were married by B. S. Pratt on the 25th raised all their employes wages twelve I and Mr. William C. Vaughn, of Wilper cent, and the Itoys consequently I liainstou N.Y..was married on tbe 20tb, are happy. by Rev. F. W. Dickinson to Miss To day D. C. Griffith comes out with । Clara A. Squier, of this village. a spanking new “ad” hi which he an­ The Barry county sb.-.riff swooped nounces that his spring goods have dawn upon our Hawk Wednesday come. Read it. morning and temporairly curried him The barn on the stave mill property ! off, but he was back attain on his nest formerly owned by Dr. Young, has ! before night. Notwithstanding his lioen bought by A. C. Stanton and antagonist has a very hard name. Hawk moved on to his place. > is of the opinion he can swallow him Kocher Brothers are wide awake and ; whole. their spring goods are coming in every ! Miss Clara A, Squier dropped her last dav. Just take a look at their an­ name, and took that of Vniiglm on nouncement in to-day’s News. Thursday of last week, the Rev. Dick­ W. G. Aylsworth has bought out his inson assisting. By the way any-oue , brother, William A. Aylsworth. and seeing the excited condition of the last says he has gone into business to stay. named personage on our streets the next morning, the battered and torn See his “oil” in another column. A. R. Crittenden, of, the Springport condition of bis hat and the violent Signal gave, the News a call yesterday. gesticulations and uncontrollable good His mission here was to report the humor, not to say laughter, that he Hawk libel suit for tbe Jackson Citizen. manifested; would never have guessed its cau.<e if he himself had not revealed Ex-county Supervisor, Franks. Bow­ it. Your correspondent interviewed en, of Hastings is engaged in making the Reverend gentleman and elicited a new plat of Nashville, and was in tbe the following facts: That on Thursday village on Wednesday making some afternoon he was invited by Mr. John needed surveys. Squier to come over to his house in the J list cast your eye over the new ad­ evening—that possibly there might be vertisement of G. A. Truman in to­ a little money made by so doing. This day's paper. All of bis goods are new last bait had the desired effect, and he and fresh and cannot fail to please both went of course, was introduced to Mr. in style and price. Vaughn—interviewed Mr. V. The lat­ The subject of Rev. F. W. Dickin­ ter said he wanted to be married. “But son’s sermon at the Christian church who is the bride ? I must see the bride. last Sunday was "The Second Coming I mean business,” says the Reverend of Christ.” He gave a very compre­ gentleman. Thereupon, John in all the hensive discourse. dignity of his mighty manhood, said, Joe. Wood is building a wing to hia “the bride is Miss Clara A. Squier.” house which he recently bought of A. Hero the curtain drops; but the condi­ J. Booth. When comnleted it will be tion of the Reverend D’s hat next mor­ occupied by Clark Young and wife, who ning too plainly told of an attempt at accepts a position on the News. somersault, coming down on the top of Yates' brick block has been receiving his head ^nd tearing and jamming his its finishing strokes this week and Mr. his head gear in a fearful manner. In Yates moved into the upper short, the affair was conducted very story yesterday. The lower stones quietly and nicely and everybody is will be ready for occupancy in a few happy._________a t__________ days. —The charter election ofMiddleville C. C. Wolcott, started Saturday for occurred on Monday. We understand Jackson, where he joined an excursion but one ticket was in tbe field which of all the “Champion” agents in the was unanimously elected, to wit: Pres­ state, to Springfield, Ohio, the place ident, M. Wright; Recoider.G. W-Mat­ where the machines are manufact­ teson ; Assessor, Richard Watkins; ured. He will return to day. Treasurer, T. D. French ; Trustees, I. A. Borgman, shoemaker, and Will. N. Keeler, H. DeGolia, Isaac Trone and Clark, harnessmaker, are to remove- A. Hilon. opposite their present place of business “lou promised to pay that bill yester­ to the building formerly occupied by A. R. Wolcott, and Frank Baker will day,” said an angry creditor to a debt­ or. “Yea,” calmly replied die other, move into the building now occupied “but to err is human, to forget divine, by them. and I forgot it” Common Council Proceedings. J Covxcil Rooms, / Nashville, March 2,1880. Council met pursuant to adjourn­ ment, Present,Killen President, Wheel­ er, Barber, Young. Olds, Downing and Roe, Trustees. Minutes of the last meeting were read and on motion approved. The following comprises the report of the committee appointed to settle with the Treasurer. TREAfiUREK-S;REK)RT: 1 mpectfollr aubralt to the honorable oooncil of the village of NaehvllU the tdllovLuc report of nr offlee of vlllagr Treoeurvr Ironx. April Ind, 1M9. to Fob. 31th, 18M>, inelueire: INCIDENTAL FUND. 21U.<W 4124 Cemetery money from recorder Village taxes for 1ST? ‘ 15.00 401.M bixburaments Uncollected tax Cxah on hand HM.V5X S20.57 HIGHWAY FUND. Dlabu ramenta IUturned lav C.-ub on band limw Amount ralMxl on villxac roll No dlabtirammia hand 121.00 JX'i.wj Amount ralafd on vlilejfe roll Diabu ramenta Uncollected tax «LSM.1O Total amount raiacd on village roll Including all I r rent fund, H06M ' Nx-hrUle I H. M. Lxx, Village Trcaaurer Naabville, Mich, March 2. We. the undersigned committee appointed to I settle with tlw Treasurer have examined tbcjkbovI account and do hereby certify that It is correct. T. C. Dovritac, t H. A. IUkixi. ! Com. > Which above report was on motion acceptetl and adopted by ayes and nays as follows: ayes Wheeler, Barber. Young. Downing Olds and Roe. Nays none. Motion by Young to allow A. Buxton seventy dollars for the ground to be­ taken from his cellar, ou lot west oi Main St.. 120 ft. long, 34 ft. wide and 8 ft. deep, except such an amount as the said Buxton may need in construct­ ing the store on said lot. Said Buxton tn deliver said dirt at such plaee on Main St. between rail road and river bridge, as the street commisioner may direct. Motion carried_ by ayes anil nays as follows; ayes Wheeler, Barber, Downing, Young, Olds and Roe. Naynone. The following accts, were presented and on motion allowed by ayes and imysns follows; ayes, Wheeler, Barber. Young and Olds. Nays. Downing and Roe. W. S, 1'owero, reivicc, io Darrow •ult-------- ------------ - ----------- --Jury fee, i« Darrow suit................ L. < - Boise, road Work--------------O. Strong, printing................. H.01 ti.t>i X.13 19.W. On motion, Council adiounied. E. J. Feighneu, Wm. Killen, . Recorder. President. LOCAL MATTERS. rPMiarpers and Scribner’s Magazine, for sale at H.-G. Hale’s. IV Griffith is receiving new goods for the sdring trade. FP" If yon want some of the best syrup in the village of Nashville for 50c. call at Wheeler’s. Hill’s Buchu gives universal satis­ faction in every case where tried. Sold by F. T. Boise. ty D. C. Griffith is tbe first to put in a new stock of Spring goods. He is receiving a full line of Dry Goods. Hats Caps, Clothing, Boots, Shoes and No­ tions. Those who contemplate buying in the next sixty days will do well to buy at once as all kinds.of goods are rapidly advancing. ty Every Saturdcy evening you can buy a Chicago Tinies at IL G. Hale’s. fy Overcoats going rapidly at cost at1 HEE leu’s. iy The newest styles of spring suits for men and boys just received at D. C. Griffith's. A beacon in distress is “Dr. Sellers' Cough Syrup,” the moat efficacious remedy for coughs, colds, and whooping cough. Price 25c._____ ty Ladies Cloaks at cost at. Wheeler’s. tyii. G. Hale will prepare your Physicians Prescriptions and Family Receipts carefully from Pure Drugs and at low prices. ty Best 5 cent Cigar in town at ' ELG. Hale’s. GT Come in and look at my new spring goods, I have Just what you want to buy and I am sorely in need of money; would take some on old ac­ counts.. D. C. Ghiffith. GF* 1,000 bushels corn for at Wheeler's, ty A large installment of new goods just received. Call and see them at Wheeler's. MABl BURR INK- KXIGHTLEY-Oa F»b. W, al (hr -8PRA0UX.-O* F«b. r, »i tter XMar P. Hollar. Mr. .Willie Wwily t MIm S*r*h Coraelia Sprague. txHh of �hawking" are were i ordinary p blart-a efoud “thud" as the on* knee toast him not avoid it; he wouldn't dare to shoot, cap, nursed ,him back to life and oon- whatever «be they may Mo in regard to the matter discussed: him in th* face of that list of name*. smousnees. There was a threat of vengeance lurk­ .There wm • murmur of grateful apso many months in the ranks of the ing in^every expression of joy. “If—,"’ planse along the whole line. The Gen­ Second cavalry, suddenly .burst upon eral had not been intimidated, and yet it A paper, demanding the resigna­ It IxtecmM my painful official duty to addreu Armed with the petition the Lieu* had granted the prayer of his men. He „— —411 —-Mantis. tion of the Lieutenant Colonel, had tenant Colonel went to the General, Tiad punished the sergeant severely, been largely signed by officers and SI, gathering up.all the eloquence of and yet had been merciful to them men, and presented to him. This was the arguments, laid the case before both; he had spared the life of one, the flint that struck out fire. In half though sentenced, and kept a knowl­ L " He would “consider the matter an hour tho officers whose names, ap­ and the Colonel was dismissed. edge of it from the other, though shot. peared on that fatal list were deprived We didn’t know then that the Second of their swords, and the catastrophe Another, and still no reply. The third cavalry went out to the execution with was no longer to be avoided. Blood —some anxiety was manifested. The loaded carbines and forty rounds in was in the eyes of the soldiers, fourth—the solicitude increased. On their cartridge boxes;'if wc hod, we and none in the cheeks of the -offi­ the fifth day the old fear seized them. might not have felt quite at easo—but cers—vengeance was in the hearts of the The sixth—not a word spoken—to-mor­ it would have made no other difference. men, and fear in the souls of the com­ row, “between the hours of 10 and 12 ‘Whxmas, The type foundries of the UnlI Ui. I—“ ■ . - aa—«Ka manders. There was a quick roll of BIG RAILROAD FIGURES. the drum—a few explosive orders—a tered through the camps, talking until sudden rush—a sort of dizzy whirl; the late into the night, nut caring to sleep, and the reveille seemed to break in and, by a quick movement of the guard, upon their first nap. a sergeant and several men, whose The morning wore away in the midst names were on the paper, were arrested of ita usual duties. and lodged in the guard-house. A Seven o’clock—breakfast. There was double force was posted to prevent the tho usual hum throughout the camps, rescue of tho prisoners—and the imme­ the neighing of the hones, and the diate danger was over. voices of the men calling back and Body lon« has lain. After the storm, tho calm. The anx­ forth as they straggled in, each to his iety Of some men to get into trouble is' own mees. Once more, as they drank only exceeded by their solicitude to get their coffee and ate their hard bread and out of it It happened so with these. bacon, grumblingly denouncing the The violent and headlong haste of tho shortcoming of the commisrariat, they action was eclipsed only by tho reaction. wondered it were yet possible for the To tho swordless officers musing in their General to speak. ' separate tents, and the imprisoned sol­ ■ Eighh &clock—-sick calL The order­ diers discussing tho affair between lies reported their latest candidates, the their bars, there came, in duo time, re­ surgeons prescribed, the hospital stew­ pentance and regret. ards provided for them; and the sick Through the clemency of. the man men, lying on their cote in anguish, SEXTEKCED AND SHOT. whom they sought to destroy there was turned to inquire of their new neigh­ at last afforded, on certain conditions, bors if the word had yet been spoken. 1 returned from Shreveport to New the opportunity to erase their names ---------j Nine o’clock—guard-mounting. The Orleans after the surfender of Kirby ‘ from that black muster-roll, and t ____ ' 8®f8®ant® hastily summoned their Smith’s annv—all that was left of it— restoration to duty. Some quickly, ’details," and reported to the Adjutants j_: just i_ in *_L__ time to ti be ordered ’ i ’ *by , Sueridan 22_!2__ others reluctantly, but finally all, availed on the parade-grounds. The ceremony to report to Custer, for duty with tho themselves of the absolution, except over, the corporals proceeded to jxist Second Cavalry Division of the Military one—the uie sergeant, tho me h -buit, tho wo the “first relief;" and each man, as he leader, Department of tho Gulf. The orders prime mover and champion of the resigned his charge and "fell in" at the were to rendezvous at Alexandria, La., । aflair. rear, asked eagerly for the news. and, £fter due preparation to march Ho scorned forgiveness; it implied an Nmc-and-a-half o'clock—the bugle across tho country into Texas, for the I acknowledgment of guilt. He would j I sounded “boots and spurs." purpose of re-establishing the autlioi-I stand by the deed: whatever the law I ity of the Government—to follow up vic- I colled it, he held it just resistance to tyr- I There were no more questions. From tory with occupation. auny. He had sought no man's life. tbe mere force of habit the men obeyed , ,, the and .b by o'clock Among the regiments ordered to re- ' He had felt—“We cannot live together; tb .° summons; nnii T 10 o0, P?.k *the ho port to the General there was the ill- therefore, do thou go thv wav, und I whole division was in motion. Silently, Second o.valrr. Il hud snflered I x,ll ami he had .imply lid m>. ! th'; mo’ed aw.y Iron, somewhat from indifferent field officers. If that were a crime he could not help fa?ipj d°7n tbe malu TOad; and, one brigade after after another, another, recnmnnt regiment hr by retnregibut more from that bad fortune which ____ i: _ if ;I__________ __________ _ bnimde rhich ‘ it. \* No matter a thousand men were meat, ,wc were formed 1D in ho hollow square overtook so many Western regiments cowards, he had not the blood of a pol- meBt> 1re fonned J10* 8< JBal _ lflr — ------- 1 — o------- 12 _Jjoinin the shapa of garrison duty m small troon in his veins. Ho should novor j --------- “ ge vacant sagar-fieldadjoi! . _ , or squadrons, so scattered ..._ _ n as .to . ..... ...i incr tne fzitvti I Iia Iwnoriil nun cfv squads romise— touch his hat, and, bowing iI ing the town. The General and staff through the line,*--------movedVforward make each a sort of ^independent com­ >w, beg to have his name blotted out j ;passed-----------------------” to the cc center “U'r of tho lho square, “and, nd’ being mand, which, in the end, resulted in a of Hut U.I. Hi. Mui revolts ,t it. Ho ' "> ,. , zirnwrt rrv, lartm .n’l.ilo.i *I.A r... lots of discipline and tho ruin of those would live and die by that solemn pro­ drawn up in line, awaited the appear­ bonds of sympathy that bound most reg­ test against the authority of a domi­ ance of the solemn cortege. Slowly down the road from the guardiments firmly together. To lead such a neering coward and incompetent com­ j house it came, entered the square, and regiment into a hotly-contested fight mander. « «... ,»W anl, „,m 1 along tin, inw.nl-t.c.ug )in« would be a blessing, and would effectu­ Ko the law took him and tried him K '- ally set at rest all such trouble; but brfore. general court-tn^tial. found '""J”' “"-'Itflu..round tbe open , ., , . fyrmrr party tntn to be RttBZ-J* 8Pacc— ~the tmofil gDard, the firing with their fighting had beeu altogether of him guilty and sentenced him “ t« - arms reverted, the wagon drawn by the guerrilla kind, and there was no reg- ___ shot_ _to______ death." The General approved I four large horses, with their sad-faced imental pride of character, simply be- : the finding and sentence of the court, cause there had been no regimental ! and the day and hour of the execution driver seated above; aud in the wagon, 1 with their arms pinioned behind them, deed of valor. , were fixed in au order that was read on Two Colonels had resigned—one to | a certain evening at dress-parade to each ou his own coffin, facing the rear, accept promotion, aud tho othar to re- | each regiment of the division? And ( road two men. and took their last leave turn home—and a Lieutenant Colonel I with the words of that order a cloud | of their comrades. 1 This second man was a private from had failed to succeed to their spread fell on the whole command, I tho Fourth cavalry,- and was tried and eagles; and. the majority of the regiThe Tlie law was inexorable, and lho I ho meat would have rejoiced if, in bis court had do alternative. Being guilty, condemned by the same coart as the wrathful disappointment, he liad thrown j this was the punishment prescribed, sergeant, for desertion—the third or away his silver leaves and gone home, I without that saving clause which puts fourth offense. He had been a vagabond too. ]___ But __ ho.________________ never dreamed—of—it. i the offender at the mercy of the court and criminal before he became a soldier; Tci m u or unjustly, *>_ ihe was des­ such other punishment as the aud, never having been a patriot, he was Whether justly Eised by his command, aud only held court may direct." But did he deserve a deserter from the first, and was pay­ is place by sheer force of will, backed death? Not a man in all the command ing thb just penalty ot his crimes, with­ by the authorities above him. believed it. The men knew it was the out even the pity and commiseration of Such was the condition of the regi­ letter of the law that was slaying him; his own mess-mates. The sunshine; the cloudless sky; the ment when it reported for duty. Tired but how to invoke ita spirit, und out with tho long service, weary with whether wuctucr the we spirit could oouia save him uun if n is it ii 8°Dgs of birds; the graceful swaying of would, sorely sorely puzzled puzzled them. them. 7" They Itbe ,ou* festoons of Spanish moss in an uncomfortable journey by river from would, Memphis, sweltering under a Gulf-coast were satisfied that be should be pun- |thfe near woods; the shallow, murky «un, under orders to go further and ishod, but by something less severe and j nver hastening away to the gulf; the ■ .... ... I dreary old tumbled-down village behind further from homo when the war whs irrevocable thau death. ■over, and the one desire above all oth­ the I dilapidated levee; the long-haired, With what x..--eight crushing ers was to be mustered out and released thought cams home to their hearts swarthy, ill-cisd remnants of the late — patriot, •• - was | Confederate army gathered at the street Iron a service that became irksome aud that a good soldier, a true baleful when a prospect of crushing the to be ohot for a technicality, at the end corners; the distrustful, impoverished -enemv no longer existed—all these, of a long war through which he had citizens moving about disconsolately; added to the disaffection among the faithfully served! How they talked the debris of two armies scattered in -officers, rendered tho situation truly de­ about that lonesome, weary wife, and every direction; the outlying, devas­ plorable. In fact, the men of the whole her eager and expectant children, awav tated sugar plantations covered with -division were more or less discontented, at* the M •* • • camps, and this one the scene of an im­ North, watching with •bated and would have been troublesome un- breath tbe opening of tbe mail that was posing military execution; these were •der any commander und any circum­ so soon, if not to-day, to bring her tho the obvious details of a never-to-bestances that kept them in the service; news of the final discharge of the Sec­ forgotten picture. Down into the hearts but to be thoroughly organized and ond cavalry ? Who could hold a pen to of 5,000 men it sank—photographed subjected to the discipline necessary to write this other news in its stead ? Who by the indelible and impalpable chemi­ the maintenance of good older, and to__________ could send________ home to__her tho picture of cals of -the mind, there to remain for­ be forced to treat with consideration ; her own sweet face, with the curl nt ever. They felt the wheels of that the very people whose country theybaby ................... ‘ glass, * - worn monstrous hearse tugging at all their ’s hair on the as -he -had had acquired a chronic habit of de­ it next his heart so many years, through heart-strings, as if they strove to chain vastating—and that, too, by a man whom all danger by flood and field, aud write them with their sympathies, and forever they called a “yellow-haired circus-rider the words, “This, with his undying love, hold them bock from the end of that from the Shenandoah"—this seemed to ho bade mo send you—his last request?” sorrowful journey. them to bo almost beyond the limit of Did ever the reluctant days drug a At last the procession reached the human endurance. • man to such hopeless, bootless doom? place of entering, filed ont into the If only ho had fallen on some fierce field and halted a short distance in front The command had hardly pitched ibeir tents and kindled their camp-fires bottle field, madly striking for his of the General and staff. The men before the spirit of reckless disregard country! H only ho had beon slain ou were assisted down from the wagon and of authority began to manifest itself. tho picket-line, piloting the grand old seated upon ttieir coffins at the foot ot "The men hated the commanding Gen­ army to victory! If he could have died their graves. Eight men, with pallid eral and staff “on principle.” without in the hospital, slowly wasted away by faces, halted in line a few paces before regard to what they did. “No Eastern incurable wounds or disease, or been them, and exchanged their carbines for man can put on style over us I" “Bright sacrificed in a Southern prison, endur­ others specially loaded for the occasion buttons and spurs de n’t make a soldier I" ing outrage and starvation with the by the Provost Marshal, who had charge “It’s too late to teach us Army of the fortitude born 6f honor and patriotism! of all the arrangements. He had Josh­ Potomac notional". “The war is over; If only in any way his blood might have ed seven of them with ball, but the ■why don’t they send us home, instead been reckoned as a part of the price eighth with a blank cartridge, leaving the men in merciful uncertainty, allow­ of sending tho upstart Major Genoral, paid for liberty and free government I with his first mustache, to lord it ever But no—none of these. The very ing each to think that perhaps his was us?" These were such speeches ss one record of his devotion to his country's the harmless shot. There was no .more delay. Every­ could hear at almost any hour of the cause, and of bis faithful years of untir­ day or evening, when wandering through ing service, was to be blotted out. His thing was dune quickly and with the tho camp, and they were delivered with memory was to be blackened forever, utmost precision. such emphasis and ill-suppressed bit­ The Provost Morahol read his warrant terness that the effect was exceedingly for the execution, drew the fatal eape over the eyes of the prisoners, stepped knew he was conscious of no crime! Was it possible to save him in any back a littie. and, in tbe midst of the Immediately the men, singly and in squads, began to go on extemporaneous way? Could he be pardoned, or his most awful silence, commanded: “Attention 1—Ready I" raids through tho adjoining country, sentence be commuted ? ‘ Yes, but only The clicking of those right locks was robbing and plundering indiscriminate­ one man could do it—the . General Would he do it? Only one man in all horrible. The victims stirred a little, ly in every direction. The air They seemed to have no idea that a the oommard could ask it and hope to as it were involuntarily. conquered and subdued people could !>• heard-the Lieutenant Colonel seemed stifling. The calm, monot­ onous regularity of the commands was possibly infra any righto thot tho con­ Would be do it? The days of respite passed rapidly, excruciating. The apparently iieortleM querors were bound to respect. But such expeditions could not be permit­ and the anxiety and sympathy for the and busmeas-like manner of the Mar­ ted; indeed, tho General was, under or- doomed man constantly increased in a shal wm maddening. ' Instantly he slipped to the ride of the ■ dors to treat the people kindly and con­ cumulative ratio. At last tue indis­ siderately, sad he obeyed orders with pensable man arrived at division head­ sergeant, and lightly pulling his sleeve, led him a few step* aside; then, before with a-----“Petition for —Pardon," the aame tmnctiliouMJew with which be quarters --------- .— — -----------—. exacted obedience' from his command.! and asked the staff to sign it. Every the action could be JuUj realized, com­ ThereMlie, the roost rigorous and ex-1 valid reason that could be found was manded : “Aim!—Fire’" plieft orders were issued agsinst “ jsy- urged, and he went away with, all our Stock. A glance at the miles, stock and debt of the leading roads operating over 1,500 miles shows a mileage of 10,705; stock, >181,264^67; debt, >217,639,236 These immense figures represent six roads. Ten other roads, whose mileage each is less than 1,500 miles, but more than 1,000 miles, represent a total of 13,115 miles of road owned, leased, and operated. The debts of the leading roads are magnificently ponderous, al­ most dazing one when he is reminded of tens of millions. Hefe are a few samples of colossal debt: Michigan Central, Canada Southern, ' and New York Central has a debt of >62,604,070, and the stock is >123,166,604; Lake Shore and Erie, >102,308 203; SL Louis and Chattanooga, >32,913,900; Baltimore and Ohio, $37,670,351; Penn­ sylvania, $55,144,760; Chicago, Bur­ lington and Quincy, $27,058,725; Chi­ cago and. Northwestern, $32,798,000; Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul, $32,688,000. Beside these, there are the Wabash, Central Pacific, Union Pacific, and several other roads whose debts are on a first-class scale, not omitting to mention the Fort Wayne and Pennsyl­ vania, from Chicago to New York, whose debt is $69,000,000, and tho stock $91,000,000. During the speculative craze in September iart, the tranaactions in the bonds of the leading rail- | ways amounted to $33,386,950. agaiust $42,927,500 in May, and $39,997,000 in April. Five stocks alone contributed nearly one-half of the stock speculation of September—and much of this specu­ lation was in “ water," without regard to the chances of dividends being paid. In the November speculation tbo aggre-, gate value of the tnmsaclioua in raii-1 Thai ths jnat Interests of tho printers and publiaborB of tho United Btatco require that tbe tariff on typo metal and typo be removed. *J2«o/wd, That the veprMentotivoo of WUoomrin in Congress are urgently requeatod to use their influence and efforts to aecure a speedy abolition of aueb tariff." Now that you have read ths resolutiona, it to a auppoaable oaae that you will feel that your next duty to to throw them into tho waste bas­ ket In the name of 40,1X0,(JOO people, bo tho ■ths highway robbery that la teixig practiced upon your unaophiaticated conaUtueriu by the type founders, who arc louudnrinx the uawapapera. As it la now, they stand la the en­ trance of the editorial sanctum and take the money that comes in on subscription, and only allow the publisher the cord-wood and farm produce. By the protection your alleged hon­ orable body affonla them, in thu way of UnH, they grapple the throat of every newspaper in America and aay “Kenc," while the newspaper publithor can only return hia chips to the deal­ er and say—words of dioauprOMtion. Every article that is used by a newspaper man, ex­ cepting second-hand ulster overcoats and liver, h protected br a tariff that makes the coif chills run up his spine. Another thing that the association did-not pass any resolutions abont. but Which they probably will at the next meeting, if there are enough of them left outside of the poor-house „ to meet, before they meet „„ on that beautiful aboru, la tbe fbeeat action of tbo mmufacturera nt of n paper, who are endeavoring to screw *~'r whn down the fid of the newspaper coffin which the type-founders are preparing for the grave. In tho last three months, by their own sweet will, they have run the price of paper up almost Illi per cent There ui nothing to prevent them from doing it, as foreign manufactured vaper is kept out of the country by the tariff. Every article that goes into the construcuon of rag ----- r- ----------- .-------------- -—• ->— •, <» “• J>“ '*■' .“'“‘‘S *“d $42,000,000 of which was in Ene, whose that they will amcll good in a aewacapital to-day is represented by $155,- paper, baa a corn on it in tbo 00U.000. It ia estimated that S16.000,- I ■'“I? •“«.““ “>mtaaur. nzvx . 11 j i- . i i ingthtM-card-monto cbapa have an excuae to ZSQld d?PhcaU‘ the road- *nd bleed newapapers to the iaat drop. Whs* the 000,000 would cover the value of the ■ newapapera want, and they believe it la not an securities and interest which the road i oqreaaonablo demand, is the removal of tbo owns in other companies. The capital ‘JF’.,0® 30 l*P«. and on all . t t .1 ' I cltcmicaia nrod in the manufacture of paper. stock of the road is, therefore, S'OO.OOO,- j a trriff on raga (if tnero ia no tariff on rage 000 over tbe actual value of the proper- | von bad better put one on, unluaa you remove the ty—and this $90,000,000 is an illustra- 'uri? ®° 010 B tion of inflated stock, pure and simple. | yS’plXS? Nobod} but Almost $.’>4,000,000 ot the $89,000,000 , gutterampe rag-plckcre and old maids, who capital stock of the New York Central »ave up rags to buy snnff, and (in peddlers who ■ — • ...................... tin dippers and skimmers occasionally (or and• Hudson River railroad is “wa­ । trade a tlour-eack full of bad-amelling raga. Are the tered," the process having gone on since rag-pickers and old maids your principal oon1853. When the consolidation of these atltueota* Tho newspapers of tho country believe that two roads occurred in 1869, their capital are entitled to some consideration at yofcr stock was increased 80 per cent, or they bauds. hand'. Tber They are. are, in many instances, the thu inin­ about $45,000,000. The " water ” of struments through which many of von have at­ the Erie and Central amounts to about tained tho positions you now bold, and they $120,000,000, and tbe combined capital norjr have got much of anything from you ex­ cept Patent Office reports and agricultural doc­ stock $244,000,000, while tbe actual uments. They have set up nights for yon, and capital is about $130,000,000. And it done dirty work that may Lar them out of all is the old story, this inflation of capital participation in the chanot races in tho golden of tho New Jerusalem, and now they de­ stock to tbe dotriment of consumers, streets mand that you protect them from the ravages which writers ou - inter-State com­ of tho type-founding and paper making grass­ merce have almost exhausted in their hoppers, before it is everlastingly too late. Not being one of the “-----literary fellers" so efforts to attract tbe attention of Con­ touchingly alluded to by tbe great Senator Simon gress to tbe subject, which needs Cameron, this epistle to you Corinthians may consideration, and possibly regula­ be a little raw, and not as polished as it should tion, by tbe Federal authority. be, but it tries to represent tbe feelings of tbe The Reagan Intor-Statex Commerce newspaper men of Wisconsin in language that tbo wayfaring man, the ugh a diabolical Idiot, bill, or a bill similar to that can understand, and it means buaintwa. The recommended by Charles Francis newspapers are desperate, and, wbll* hoy don't Adams, Jr., and providing for the ap­ want to peon thu war-path, they feel that.they been ravished about enough by tbe differ­ pointment of a permanent Board of have ent tribes of beneficiaru-s of tbe Government Commissioners in the form of a rail­ If you great men will pass a bill to give us re­ road commission, is an entering wedge lief you will strike it riah, and don‘t you for­ Gxo>W. Paca, toward curtailing the extravagances and get it President Wisconsin Editors’ and Publishers' affecting the well-being of the com­ Association. merce of tbe interior of the country, while at the same time it may prevent Icebergs. the watering of railroad stock and cor­ recting abuses which are the direct and Icebergs rarely exist more than ten primary cause of high rates, which must years, for, despite their solid appear­ be charged and exacted in order to pay ance, they’are liable to disintegration dividends—while other companion, at any time. They are lull of crevas­ operating upon honest and legitimate ses, into which the water formed by capital and affording low rates, are melting penetrates; in winter this water either bulldozed into the “ring" or freezes, and, by its expansion all crushed by the ruinous rates of their through the glacier, a rupture ensues. more-formidable rivals. “It is highly probable," says a German writer, “that most of the icebergs afloat Comfort «n a Railroad Train. in winter are in such a condition that There is nothing more disagreeable a very slight cause is sufficient to make to a weary traveler than dirty cars, un­ them burst because of their state of in­ balanced tracks and dingy stations. ternal tension. Every polar traveler In this respect Western railroads are can tell how a shot, the driving in of an fast improving, and the day is not far anchor, or any other sudden vibration, distant when they will excel their East­ has brought «jK>nt the catastrophe; ern competitors in neatness, comfort cases have even occurred in which the and rapidity of transit Of the many sound of the voice alone was sufficient. roads leading west from Chicago, the An iceberg is always an unpleasant Ohicsgo, Rock Island and Pacific may neighbor." The large bergs last much properly be classed as one of the best, longer than the small ones, for obvious if not the best This rood is magnifi­ reasons. cently equipped throughout, carefully Db. Bnu, of San Francisco, is a managed in all its departments, officered by competent ana prudent men who wonderful shot, but is no better than are gentlemanly and courteous to its his wife. The manner with which this patrons, and ita tracks are always in lady handles 'the rifle ought to secure excellent condition. The cars and for her universal respect. On one oc­ other rolling-stock of this road are the casion, now noted, she broke six out of very best that money can produce, and, nine glass balls thrown into the air; while trains are run promptly* on time, she shot a gl—. ball out of one of the nd pains are spared for the safety, con­ attendant's hands at a distance of twen­ venience and comfort of passengers. ty feet; and repeated the trick with the On account .of its wide reputation as a gun held upside down. Exactly the first-class road, and the very few aooi- same experiments she performed with a denta which have occurred upon it, tho Rode Island i* now enjoying its full share of the “boom" of increasing Housewives are interested in knowbusiness. Tbe line is double-tracked through the State of Illinois, and dur­ city are now paying 8| cento per pound ing tbe present season a second track for common mixed rags; for clean white will be laid through Iowa, thus making rags they are paying horn 5| to 6 cents it the first double-traek railroad from per pound. In view of three facta, no Chicago to Council Bluffs. It swim housewife ought to sell ter common intending to “go West" should make a mgs to peddlers for lets than 2| cents, note of these faeta, and enjoy a trip nor clean eotton rags for less than 4| over the Rock Island.— CTdcogo Ledger. oenta—Chicano Journal PITH AND POINT. Dead locks—“Bangs." In the agricultural papers we have many fertile lies sirs. The person who retiree with the sun must have a warm bed-fellow. Bob Ingersoll first lectured on hell, then on Burns, now on pain. The pastpr cook is not afraid to beard the raisins in their layers and stone ’em. Yod can’t make a horse drink; but if he will not eat you can put a bit in his mouth. An exchange says: “Few men die of age." Why call them men if their not of age? A divorce court conundrum: What is the difference between husband and wife? When a man owes you, be polite, and as often as possible send him his littie billy due. Ween a nilot dies on a New York ferry boat every other pilot drops his steer for him. Teetotalers object to the theater be­ cause the house often gets full, and the audience gets intoxicated with delight. A fond mother in Leadville speaks of her late son as having been born in Michigan but raised in Colorado. The Vigilance Committee raised him. j “Young man," said Mr. Daniel Rice, “do you want to go down to a drunk­ ard's gravj?" "Well,” replied the young man, “ I don't care if I do. Where­ about* is your family lot ?” They had their usual evening quar­ rel as they sat by the hearth. On one ; side lay quietly a blinking dog, and on cat, and the old i; the other a purring . , woman pleaded with her growling bus hus-­ I baBd- “Yust look at dat gut und dat Jej Defer gwarrels nor fights like I DS. luh, said the old growler, I j knows dot; but yust die dem togedder — time, und d^n you see wot I” one , A contemporary asks Puck: “Is I | kissing dangerous?" and that paper an,iswers: BWe “That altogether depends. It | . । 'De the young lady ignores poisonous enamels, and her father doesn’t enter the parlor in the midst of the labial ex­ ercises, kissing may be indulged in with impunity. Kissing another man's wife is dangerous, we believe—if her hus­ band catches them in the act” Teacher (who is trying to explain the meaning of repentance'—“Suppose a bad boy were'to steal an orange, and his good mother was to catch him with it, and take him by the hand gently, and tell him how wicked it is, and how very, very grieved she was, don’t you think now that the little boy ought to feel sorry ?’ Sunday scholar—“Yessum.” “And why, Marmaduke?” “Because —’’ “Because what, Marmy’” “’Cause he hain't et the or’nge befo* his ma cotch him and tuck it away fum him I” Tbe preacher was talking to the Sun­ day-school about the power of religion, and the devotion of the zealous to the cause and their attendance upon the services. Finally he asked if there was anything to which people would go twice every Sunday and through the week os they did to church, when a small boy with a twisted tongue on the front seat spoke out, “Yeth, thir, a thircuu would ketch ’em every pop, if they could git io free, like they do to church." The preacher thought it was time to ring. Bishof Quintar^, of Tennessee, a brother of two prominent business men of New York, ha* two boys named for those two brothers. Scene— The Bish­ op’s house. Persons—The Bishop and his boys. George (loquitur)—“Yes, father, I am going to be a clergyman." clergyman, too?" Edward—“No, fath­ er; I think I had better be a New York merchant—to take care of From 1869 to 1877, inclusive, 194 deaths—159 of men and 85 of women — from lightning are returned by the Registrar General as having occurred population exceeding that of England and Wales by only some 5 per cent., according to a report from the Statisti­ cal Bureau of Berlin, 1,004 deaths were oaured by lightning. In the forty-nine Sorernmrh B al European Russia, 4,540 H*tna ate recorded from this cause within five years, and attributed to the *— �: piOWEKIt store worths. the atudy of every physician, ‘ nth® Division Superintmdenta _____________ , , , oldeatataand, lithe theory i« ’ established, tbe J -East discontinue one oftheoldee diaoovery is om ot the most‘ important : tions on the line ‘two or three yeara discov ‘ — ago? ert.-mLis in raadkiD*. The Doctor i Bat it ia a mighty pleasant road jotravel puts five dropr'of aad in a half-pint of on. Always has such a splendid claw isatntD r.v.m hatubdav morning, ax water, *nd gives a tetupoonful four or ' Wbalweidl Nashville, Michigan. five timea a day. — Indianapolis guessed once more. Journal. “Ah, ha I” said the brakeman, “she’s Tillar With an IMMENSE STOCK of New and Fresh a daisy, isn’t she ? River road; beauti­ THE CHURCH ROAD, ful curves; .sweep aroupd anything to keep clooe-to tbe river, but it’s all ateel ... __ t.O . 4— -V _*1 *V_ On the road once more, with Leb­ anon fading away in tbe distance, the house to the terminus. Takes a heap fat passenger dyumming idly on the of water to run it, though; double tanks window pane, the cross passenger sound at every station, aiid there isn’t an en­ AND TEEMING WITH CUSTOMERS asleop aud the tall thin passenger read­ gine in the shops that can pull a pound ing “)Gen. Grant’s Tour Around the or run a mile with leas than two gauges. And tor Mfs** pMafal ■y»‘*'7 Vocb m« Thy torn* sympathy; Woriu,” and wondering why “Green's But it runs through a lovely country; August Flower" should be printed these river reads always do; river on OFFICE TN TRUMAN'S URICK, SECOND STOBY. ' above the doorc of “ A Buddhist Tem­ one side and hills on the other, and it’s OKI Hickory'. Dralhbrd ple at Benares.” To me ocmes the a steady dlmb.up the grade all the way ADVERTISING RATES. Mrs. Wiloox waa present at the Gen­ brakeman, knd, seating himself on the till the run ends where the fountainhead tfss; eral’s death one bright and beautiful arm of the seat,' says: of the river begins. Yes, sir, I’ll take the Our stocks for the- Spring of 1880 consists, as usual, of the Sabbath morning in tbe June of 1845, “ I went to church yesterday." river road every time for a lovely trip.suro 12.00 best selections from the largest wholesale houses in New and she describes it as a scene never to “Yes?" I said, with that int.rested connections and good time, and no IH.ro n.oo :: c. be forgotten. He bade them all adieu inflection thxt aska for more. " And prairie dust blowing in at tho windows. icioo 17 York, Detroit and Chicago, which may be enumerated in tbe tendered terms and enjoined wbat church d d you attend?” And yesterday, when the conductor under the heads of them, old and young, wnito and black, “ Which do you gues*?" he asked. came-around for the tickets with a little to meet him in heaven. AU ware in “Some union mission church?" I basket punch, I didn’t ask him to pass tears, and when he breathed his last tho hazarded. me. but I paid my fare like u little man outburst of grief was irrepressible. The “ Naw," he said, “ I don’t like to run —25 cents for an hour’s run and a little on these branch roads very much. I concert by the passengers throwed in. on the plantation, which tho General don’t often go to church, and wheil I I tell you, Pilgrim, yon take tbe river had built to gratify his deceased wife, do, I want to run on the main line, road when you wanl—’ . • tbe morning service over, came flock­ where your run is regular and you go But juxt here the long whistle from ing to the mansion as his eyes were dos­ on-schedule time and don’t have to wait tbe engine announced a station, and ing and added their bewailment to the on connections. I don’t like to run ou tbe brakeman hurried to the door, general sorrow. Shortly after this a branch. Good enough, but I don’t ahouttyg: VILLAGE OFFICERS mournful event Mr*. W. encountered like it." “Z^dfisvillel This train makes no an old servant'in the kitchen who was “ Episcopal?" I guessed. stops between here and Indianapolis I” I'urniHhing Goo<1h. sobbing though her heart would “ Limited express,” he said, “al! pal­ break. “ Old missus is gone,” she bro­ ace cars and $2 extra for h sent; fast Mnnlai — . r llo -,~Jflsh Billing* ’ Philosophy. kenly said to the child, “ an* now old time and only stop at tbe big stations, —W it. Young. 1. maasa’s gons, dey’s all gone, and dey Nice line, but too exhaustive for a Tbare seems to bo two kinds of wis­ Ii.irl.er. T < ■ Downing. '‘was our best frens. An’ old massa, not brakomau. All train-men'in uniform; dom ; one a man gits from etnddying satisfied teaebin’ us how td live, has conductor's punch aad lantern silver- only the bad side ov human natur, the now teacbed us how to die.” The poor, plated, and no train-bojs allowed. other from Btnddying both the good and THE CELEBRATED unlettered creature did not know thnt Thtu tbe passengeni ore allowed to talk bad side, and then striking a helthy ................. ................ ............... she was paraphrasing one of lho most back at the conductor, and it makes average. I ». m. s»<i r p. tu. ssiiii*tii »<-!,<> .1 st u m. Musik iz not only a plezant power,' °»-On< ruurodsy beautiful passages in -Tiokell’s elegy them too free and easy.. No, I couldn't upon the “ Death of Addison VILLE LODGE. No. as F. A A. M. Ite|p>stand the pjlace cars. Rich road, bat it iz one ov the cheapest ones too; '1 » - ASH He taught us how to Jiva, and (oh. too high lar rotumunksllon on esrb Wednesday r»c. si enny person who buz genius enuff to 1 though. Don ’ t often hear of a receiver They cannot fail to please the Ladies. The prica tor knowledge!) taught ns bow to 7 o’clock sharp, on or before the full of tho moon. die. being appointed for that line. Borno turn a grindstone kun understand a Trsnsl.nl brothers sre‘ cordially Invited. . ROBERT McCARTSY, W M. —^Cincinnati Commercial. fiddle. mighty nice people travel on it, too.” JOHN L. SMITH, Secretary. Thare iz a good deal in a name; vin ­ •* Uuiveraalist?” I suggested. CT OUR SYSTEM OF HANDLING ONLY Hon­ “ Broad gauge,” said the brakeman; egar sounds sour to me, so duz honey usings directory. Did you ever see one? “does too much complimentary busi­ sound sweet. est and selling on the basis of Three I have. Too mutch laming and too little wi«ness. Everybody travels on a pass. W. H. YOUNG, Most people suppose that angels have Conductor doesn't get a fore once in dum iz making tho whole world mod; V< D Office East side of Main Street, Nasbvllls Feet the and Sixteen shining faces, shedding light around fifty miles. Stops at all flag stations thtf mistake iz az old as tho farce en- lvl« Office hours from 1 (o 9 *. m. and 4 to 7 p. m them, and are arrayed in garments ,as the pound, enables ub to hold all our old custom­ ackted in the garden ov Eden. white aa snow. All black angels are and won’t run into anything but a union a A. BARBER, Thare may be people jvho never make depot No smoking car on the train. ers and gain new ones every week. A visit to the PIONEER tiionght to be ministers of evil. D. Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon Train orders are rather vague, though, enny blunders or mistakes (or think ■ Office, near rvridence, on corner of W.«l;>ug "' But I believe that seldom has an an- ' they don’t), the best we kan say for ton and STORE will convince the incredulous of this fact. We aim Slate Streets, Naahvllle, Mich. gel walked the earth with a better mis­ aud the train-men don’t get along well them iz painfully korrecL sion than tho black angol I am writing with the passengers. No, I didn’t go CHAS. 11. BRADY, to please patrons both in quality and price of goods offered It seems rather tuff, and quite ridikto tho Uuiversalist, though I know about. Assuredly it was an angel’s A 1 some awfully good men who run on lus, that a man who haz honestly earned them. Although most goods have advanced from 15 to 25 per Hml Estate an4 InsurancM Agent. Collecting mission. fame kan’t trit git it untill after he iz ded. an.!. Conveyancing that road. ” a.|-ecUltr. Bounty and Pas­ Bbe hail a very dark face, bnt it ex­ Try us and then haz to take it in second-rate sion Claim, promptly attended to. and all other cent we are selling many of them at the old prices. “Presbyterian?” I asked. business entrusted to tnv care. Office opposite Unpressed amiability, uprightness, and sin­ poetry on hiz tume stun. aud see. “Narrow gauge, eh?” said tho brake­ cerity. Y’ou could not have mistaken Science iz a good thing az far nz it! either her character or her mission, if man; “pretty track, straight as a rule; goes, but tbaro iz no amount ov it kun LEWIS DURKEE N..B.—Will continue to pay the highest market price in you had chanced to meet this woman, tunnel right through a mountain rather beat the spota on the kurds. AW YER, Notary Public, Real Estate and Inaur either in church or by the way. Let than go around it; spirit-level grade; exchange for all farm products. anew Agent Collection, promptly made, aad The man who Jaffs and nods hiz bed, . Conveyancing properly executed Office in D.C me describe her. She was a a washer­ passengers have to show their tickets and si-z, “Fcs.Jmm so," t: to everything Griffith's Store. before they get on the train. Mighty woman. yu say, iz one of tho hardest men m the “ I never thought that angels were strict road, but the cars are a little nar­ world to git onto the bak ov sixty-day EMORY PARADY. washerwomen," says jin unthinking row ; have to sit one in a seat and no paper. USTICE OFTHE PEACE. ConveyanHnf care­ Prop’r Pioneer Store, Nashville, Mich. room in the aisle to dance. Then there’s fully and promptly attended to. Office east reader. . - Yung man, aatisfy yursclf, and the •Id- Main Strict, Nashville Mich. “ Humpbacked, poor, without a fam­ no stop-over tickets allowed; got to go world in due time are sure to giv yu all i straight through to the station you're ily- almost homeless." IFAf. PARMENTER, tho praze yu deserve. ticketed for, or you can't get on at all “ Homeless?" yOW IS TIfE TIME D. Office over A bizzy man iz a harder man for the • monlvllle, Mich. All this, yet sent forth as a minister When the car’s full, no extra coaches; devil to kapture than oven a pious one. of good to those whom others would cars built at the shops to hold just so Opinyuns rule mankind, and yet twoIF. IL GRISWOLD, To Take Advantage of the many and nobody else allowed on. But not seek. thirds of all the opinyuns afloat are like D. Homoeopathic Physician sod Surgeon. She camo to my study. With her you don't hear of an accident on that foot-balls; tho man who ,kan kik them • Office over D. C. Griffith*, .tore. Residence road; it ’ s rjin right up to the rules. ” corner 1 ‘ iillllpa and Durkeo streets. Prompt stten* wai* young woman for whom she had the highest iz the best folio. “Maybe you joined the Free Think­ bq6n praying that' God would lead Philosophy iz a self-sakraficing virers?" 1 said. from evil ways. , A. M. FLINT. tew: most ov it iz spent on our nabors, The sexton tried to send both her “ Scrub road,” said the brakeman; gbut little on oorselfa. and her companion away, when tho two i "dirt road-bed, and no ballast; no ume There iz a great deal more virtew and collection* promptly made. ( came to the church. But there was the card and no train dispatcher. All trains happiness in the world than we Griffiths Store, Nsahrills, Mlchpnrpoee of an angel written on her face, run wild, and every engineer makes bis aware ov; menny ov us hav it in our and he saw it E PARADY. own time just as he pleases. Smoke if possesshun without knowing it When she had been admitted I you want to; kind of go-as-you-please Xf ANUFACTUBEBof hoots and Short Making AU and repairing neatly dons, also .trie! stt«-.learned her story. She had been em­ road. Too many side tracks, and every Hon to till afi orders promptly, and at the low«wi Novel Curt for Consumption. ployed by this young woman, who was switch wide open all the time, with tbe living prices. Shop east side of Main direct. Alexandre Dumas published once, in leading an immoral fife. In her visits switchman sound asleep, and the target­ -----T^R-JLASE Y.----------Where be is constantly opening to the rooms of her employer sho had lamp dead out. Get ou as you please, a daily Paris paper, a novel, in which rayman. g<x«i» »t>j cam«! u> *nj seen the degradation of an outcast’s and get off when you wont to. Don't tho heroine, prosperous and happy, is place in the village, Bloui Iwtu,, <lmr assailed by consumption. All tbe slow •nJ willing hand*._____________ life, and her whole sympathies had been have to show your tickets, and the con­ aroused. She longed to lead her back ductor isn’t expected to do anything and gradual symptoms were most natu­ CHA R LES* SCHEID T. to the paths of virtue, and to God. Res­ but amuse the passengers. No, sir; I rally and touchingly described, and the -------- IN---------»t lln. cue her she must, for had not her Mas­ was offered a pass, but 1 don’t hke the greatest interest was felt for the hero­ ter foi given a Magdalen. This became line. I don’t like to travel on a road ine. One day the Marquis do DaJomieu her aim—her prayer—her mission. tliat tins no terminus. Do you kuow, jflliMcrilancous Cr.rdj;. Night after night she followed the sir, I asked a Division Superintendent called on him. “Dumas," said he, “have yon com­ young woman in her evening walks in where that road run to, and he said ho the streets. Whenever she seemed hoped to die if he knew. I oaked him posed the end of the story now being tyOLCOTT HOUSE, • about to join a bad companion, the if the General Superintendent could published in the------ ” Nashville, Michigan' “Of course." black angel walked between the two, tell me, and he said he didn’t behove “Does tbe heroine die at tho end?" her heart uplifted to God. C. C. Wolcott. Proprietor. they had a General Superintendent, “Of course; dies of consumption. She did not speak. Not a word of re­ and if they had, he didn’t know any­ proach or 'expostulation escaped her thing more about the road than the prs- After such symptoms as I have de­ bps. Both man and woman sometimes sengers. I asked him who he reported scribed, how could she live?” “You must make her live. You must pie Rooms on mat fluor. assailed her with angry words, but she to, and he said,‘nobody.* I asked a did not heed them. She felt that she conductor who be got his orders from, change the catastrophe.” UP- It is economy to trade with me, for I will not allow any merchant to “I cannot.” . was God’s messenger of mercy and of and he said he didn’t take orders from P J. Pl KCIIIM, undersell me, who sells for CASH. ■ “Yea, you must; for on your hero­ warning. • any living man or dead ghost And This silent; presevering, loving when I asked the engineer- who bo got ine's life depends my daughter’s.” IS o & ih “Your daughter’s?’’ remonstrance aginst tin could not fail his orders from, ho said he'd like to “Yes, she has all the various symp­ in its ministry of good. Months passed. see anybody give him orders; he'd run 'The black angel triumphed. that train to suit himself, or he’d run it toms of consumption which you have Conscience-stricken the wanderer into the ditch. Now, you see, sir, I'm a described, and watches mournfully for JJERE YOU HAVE THEM. wm induced to come to my study. And railroad man, and I don’t care to run on every number of your novel, reading Union House. there .shrinking, yet longing after the a road that has no time, makes no con­ her own fate in your heroine’s. Now, When we say this, we mean that you have Notury Public. better life, she wm led to turn from the nections, runs nowhere, and has no Su­ if yon make yopr heroine live, my Maple Grove, Mich way that leads to death, to purity, and perintendent. It may be all right but daughter, whose imagination has been Deace, and consecration to Him whose I’ve railroaded too long to understand it” deeply impressed, wifi live, too." £ L1EBHAUSER, “Come, a life to save is a tempta­ divine love and pity can save from sin “Did you try the Methodist?” I said. even an outcast. “Now you're shouting,” he said, with tion—" “Not to be resisted." I would like to give the history of some enthusiasm. “Nice road, eh? this restored wanderer. I have only Fast time and plenty of passengers. Dumas changed his last chapter. His We are opening the largest and most complete stock of space to say that the black angel ou Engines carry a power of steam, and heroine recovered and was happy. earth rejoices to-day in sympathy with don’t you forget it; ateam gauge shows About live years afterward, Dumas SPRING GOODS, that we have ever had the all the angels in heaven over a reforma­ 100, and enough ail the time. Lively met the Marquis at a party. Nnxliville, pleasure to present before the people of “Ah, Dumas!” he exclaimed, "let me tion, the fruits of which are abiding. road; when the conductor shouts 'All Nashville and vicinity, as a call at How little it concerns us whether we aboard 1* you can hear him to the next introduce you to my daughter; she owes 'J’HAT HUSBAND OF MINE 1 be poor or rich, educated or ignorant, station. Every train lamp shines like her life to you. There she is." our store will fully prove. Gels bls SHAVING and HAIR CUTTING white or black, if.indeed, oar Eves are a headlight Slop-over checks given “That fine, handsome woman, who angelic in their efforts to help others. on all through tickets; passenger can looks like Jeanne d’Arc?" This is life’s great buaineea after all. drop off the train aa often as he likes, “Yes. She is married, and has had and he is Jost u handacme aa be can be. A full Christ’s spirit dwelt in tbe heart of thia do the stations two or three days, and four children." line of Gents Furnlahlnf Good».Cl6sr* Tobacco, black angel, and her feet did not do her hop on tbe next revival train thac comes “And my novel four editions," said Master’s bidding in vein. thundering along. Good, whole-aouled, Dumas; “so we are quits." Rxv. 8. H. Tyxg Jb, A. BISH, ’ “THE BOSS” Fresh Air. Carbolic Add M a Prophylactic of gent fee! more at home. No Live out of doors as much an you can. It must also be remembered that we also cany an immenseScarlet Fever. It if tbe place for a man to be. It is good for the health. A distinguished stock of NASHVILLE, MICH. brakes on all trains, too; pretty safe physician was in the habit of saying: Repairing doos with Naatue.-> and DBpaUb. m a prophylactic of scarlet fever, and road, but I didn't ride over it yester- * However bad the air may be out of d»y.doors, it is always worse in the house.” WILLIAM JONES, is favorably impressed with ita effi­ “Maybe yon went to the Congrega­ It is good for the temper. People who ciency. It seems to abort the disease. * AND are always shut up in a house are apt In numerous cases persons in an in­ tional church?” I said. “Popularroad,” said the brakeman; to glow fretful and peevish. They ore fected household who took tbe acid have every one escaped infection, while all “an old road, too; ono of the very oldest prone to acquire narrow views of who failed to take it were attacked. In in this country. Good road-bed and HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC. the family of Mr. C. L. Divine, foreman comfortable cars. Well-managed rpad, of the Journal oompoeing-room, all who too; Directors don’t interfere with Di­ whole character—for Rtrcngth, hope, or CASH and buy very close; and consequently our costomere have the benefit of it took it escaped, while the servant-girl, virion Superintendents and train orders. patience and fortitude. It expands and who refused to tak 2 it, is now down Road's mighty popular, but it’s pretty softens one’s nature and makes us more with the disease. The subject is one independent, too. Bee, didn't one of charitable. SABBATH RBADINU. ORNO STRONG, Spring Goods HAPPY IN BARGAINS Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, S11OCH Nashville gJirertonj. T .allies and . Gent»’ Groceries Crockery. M DAVIS AND SINGER SEWING MACHINES! N Croods to yard Ounces to M L L. J. WHEELER, J M M GREAT SPRING BOOM. It Can Be Found at D. C. GRIFFITH’S D B' CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS Boots, Shoes, IVotions, Etc J3arl>er, . I>. <J. GRIFFITH. Bargains in Spring Goods. READY MADE CLOTHING, DRESS GOODS and PRINTS, g BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, BOOTS, SHOES, ALL KINDS S FOOT COVERING, DENTISTS KOCHER BROTHERS �'' k SATURDAY, Main ASSIGNEE’S ft - MARCH 6, 1880 M Assignee Bale. Instead of going to tbe sub Treasury fur my money, I stepped in to a Nation’ al bank on Broadway to get my check cashed; but was informed by the cash­ ier, that they did not do that kind of buuuewi. I then inquired of him where the sub-Treasury was, and he told me it was near the Trinity church, which 1 could see by stepping out ob toe street. I stepped out, and fixed jay eye on a huge church spire, and heeled it down Broadway aa fast as I could, wonder­ . mg, as I dodged to the right or left, to avoid collision where all tbe hurrying hums of people came from, where they wert* going, aud what their business was. 1 reached the end of Broadway in safetv. after traveling about 84 miles. I timidly inquired of a burly policeman, where the sub-Treasury was. He looked at me a moment, with an air that seemed to say, “you're a country pumpkin sure;” and said, “why sir it’s at the other end of Broadway.” “How far is it cap," said I. "Nearly five miles sir," ho replied. “By gol, cap,” said I, “that’, a darn pood ways to hoof it, when a fellow1# got soie feet and corns too.” “Jump into a has sir, titoVD take you there in an hour for ten cents," said he. “Yes but I ’aint got a dam cent to my name; I’m bust­ ed, but I've got a check for three hun­ dred ; and if you’ve a mind to lend me ten cents, I’ll send it back by the same ’boa I go up on.” He laughed^goodnaturedly and said, “See here, soldier, thia is a mighty poor place to be telling about three hundred dollar checks; and my advice to you is, to step into tbe first broker’s office you can find, get your check cashed, and leave this place aa soon aa possible, and when you get home, if your dad lias any cows lie very sure you keep out of their reach.” Acting on this advice I limped back up to Rleecker street, got my money, and ■ took the first train on the H. R. R., for home, wondering tMe while what the deuce that fellow meant by keeping out of reach of “dad’s cows.” In closing these “sketches,” I will say, that I had uo idea of their numbering or their length, when I commenced them and no idea of writing them at nil three weeks before the first one ap­ peared. Their many imperfections I acknowledge. I have always aimed at brevity, and nothing baa been overdrawn, especially that part which narrates the life of the field soldier. Norcanitbe. Language is made great to express it, mind is in­ capable of conceiving it, in all ita va­ ried phases and multiform change*. The march, the battle; the charge, the retreat, fields strewn with dead and dying, the shrieks of the wounded, the groans of the dying, belching cannons, rattling musketry, exploding and howl­ ing shells, hissing bullets, the blast of bugle*, the roll of drums, the shout of officer*, waving flags, prancing steeds, galloping couriers, burying fallen com­ rades, brothers perhaps, carrying oft the wounded, receiving the last mes­ sage ot dying comrades, firing a part­ ing salute over their dead bodies, the reveille, the sick call, guard mount, company drill, battalion drill, dress parade, tattoo, tans, (he grand review, inspection, standing guard in camp, and on picket, cooking, washing cloth­ ing, building houses, (tents.) Such in brief, are some of the duties of the field soldier. Through storm and sun­ shine, through beat and cold, in day­ light and darkness, through mud and dust, and over, frozen ground, we marched and fought, through defeat and victory, weary, footsore and hun­ gry, sometimes well nigh discouraged, never disparing, with many a joke and jest, aud jolly song, we marched ! aud marched!! and marched!!! and foagLt our country’s battles, until vic­ tory complete, final, absolute, perched upon our banners. and the American Eagle, “bird of the hue,” clutched in his talons, the lifeless carcass, of the bird of the southern confederacy. And our starry flag, the most beautiful that floats on the breeze, waved again over our country,from tbe gulf to the Lakes, aud from ocean to ocean. War scenes are quite familiar now, but those of us who were boys in the war, that lire to a ripe old age, can tell to our children's children, the story of the Great Rebel­ lion, and the part we took in it; while they listen in breathless silence to the tales of carnage, blood and death. I wish So announce to my friends, and all concerned, that m an Assignee first class stock of goods which must be closed out at once to meet the claims of creditors. I wish to'assure my friends that‘this ia no sham sale, but a bonafldc cloning out sale, ns Mr. Loomis has retired from businest. The goods will be sold regardless of cost, (for particulars see large ad.) Clement Smith, Assignee. Notice. To the electors of the village of lage of Nashville, will meet at the Clerks office in said village, on Satur­ day March 6tb, A. D. 1800. . Dated Nashville Feb. 35th 1880. E. J. Feioiiner Village Clerk. Commencing* March 2, ’SO. GRAND RAPIDS And will continue until the entire stock and fixtures are closed out. EAffnVARl, STATIONS. is 17*Will pay the highest market price in cash forunsalted batter Farm­ ers bring in your batter and save the salt. E. Rkesz. Call and Pay Up. Every one who has an account, is reSuesteu to call and settle their account V note or otherwise within 80 days. July Ilth, 1870. • _________ Edokmk Cook, j (7* Wilson A Howe sell more Flonr and Mier Flour than any house in Nash­ ville. _______________________ For Sale. Desiring to go west. I will sell my farm, favorably located on section 18, in Castleton, also my personal effects, consisting of 1 yoke 4 ienr old steers, 1 cow, 1 2-yearold Heller. 5 Hogs, 2,000 feet fencing Lumber, Dragee, Cradles, Scythes, and other farming utensils. Said farm is a square forty, SO acres improved; 15 acres of which is in wheat, small orchard and a splendid spring. In a good neighborhood, 1 miles and a quarter from a new school house. In­ quire of Lewis Durkee, Nashville, for price, etc. Lester Mead. IT* Buy your Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hgts and Caps, Croccqes and Provisions, Crockery, Notions, etc,, of E. Rekse, who always sells at the lowest prices. Farm For Nair. The subscriber offers for sale his Fann ol 120 acres, situated on section 17, in Castleton, said farm u in a good state of cultivation with good buildings, good orchard, good well of water at the door. About 65 acres cleared and the balance well timbered. The farm is on the state road, 6 mile# from Hastings and 6 from Nashville, it also bas a new school house on one corner of the farm. For partcularsenquire at premise*. Castleton, Mich., Feb. 4tb 1880. 30-tf J os n la Martin. CT* All the fall and winter styles in i Millinery goods lust received, b’v Mrs. Yates in Union House block. The lat- I eat and finest line of Fancy Feathers. I Plumes, Ruching, Laces Neck Ties, Jets etc.______ ___________ Farm for Male. The subscriber offers for sale, his farm of 160 acres, in tbe township of Woodland, said farm is in a high state of cultivation, with good buildings and good fences. Terms easy. Apply to the subscriber on the premises of Levi Holmes, I Woodland, January l»tii, 1880. DIVISION. a- tt i: Cterioiu —I K*U>a Rapids, . ai.w Junction. This is no sham sale, but a GENUINE ASSIGNEE’S SALE. The entire stock will be sold Rcff(ll*dtcss of Cost- for the benefit of Creditors j and, as the goods must be sold there will be bargains in Pacino STATIONS. DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, PF" W. E. Shieids will set and file your sawn for 85 ct*. All work warrant­ ed or no *PV- Shop just east of old beading mill, Nashvlllk(32-37) Uvery Removed. Having purchased the large and com­ modious livery barn, opposite the Wol­ cott House, and known aa the Daugh-1 ertv barn. I have removed thereto, aud am now better prepared than ever to furnish doable or single turn outs upon short notice and at reasonable rates. A specialty made of carrying commercial travelers acroM the coun­ try. Remember tbe latch string is alout, so give us a call. 31—34___________________ J. 08MUX. line 1 10 :.u FANCY GOODS, GROCERIES a Which you will never have a chance again to take advantage of. Grand Trank .nd CSmU# Southern KaUwara. «. C. BROWN, H. B. LXDTARD °XnL8"pl «*«*» Bapt D.t Ilaakr Ct Warrwoaia. NOTICE.—For the benefit of those who cannot come themselves, we will cheerfully send samples. SELLERS’ COUGH SYRUP! This stock must be closed out AT ONCE, regardless of the cost, for the creditors must be paid. 50 Years before tbe Public. And secure Bargains before the stock is broken. Pronounced by all to be the most pleasant and ejkoriotu remedy now ia nse for the cure of coughs, colds, hoarse­ ness, croup, tickling sensation in the throat, whooping cough, etc. Over a million bottler told within the last few years. It gives relief where ever used, and the power to impart benefit that cannot be had from the cough mixtures now in use. Sold by all druggists at 2<» cents per bottle. Produce taken at Market price. REMEMBER, MONDAY, MARCH 2 ------ The Sale Commences at the ------ Sellers’ Liver Pills are also high­ ly recommended for curing liver com­ plaint, constipation, sick headache, fe­ ver and ague, and all diseases of the stomach and liver. Sold by all drag gist at 2o rests per box. CLEMENT SMITH, Assignee I qpHE OLD ESTABLISHED JMPORTAXT NEWS. {AND RELIABLE FrRNITL’RK FIRM OF New Goods. New Firm. J. LENTZ & SONS Are on Hand with a ft. G. AYLSWORTH Which will Defy Competition in every Respect. Remember that all our Goods, which we Manufacture, are Warranted in Every an m w** Respect. Wm. A AYLSWORTH. pais dkauso DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, Remodeled, Enlarged»Improved I JQOW IS T® TIME. | FOB GOOD TEAS.^ & w Smith’,. fob sirloin steaks^ gm.th,i nr 1879, FOR BARGAINS INBUGABI^,, So as to Enabe ANEW LINE OF rTTDVTTnDV Any number of tanner, to ± UKJM11 UKbDnloadWlieataildQralIlEl orK.ery in-fu^ipUoa. raices ..a rpHE X ASHY ILLI LEVATOR, peditiously FOR HAM FOB CIGARS ANU^^sSth'c Accdratly. fob the best porkwsausage. for hangingqlamps{? AINSWORTH & BROOKS FOR LAMPS OPA^W^iU,.,. for bouxsnasjthatakbboss, fobbabgains^ncrikkebv,^ HIQHE8T IARKET PR1CI for OHIO For »uy qu.nHtj ot BOOTS & SHOES, 1 COFFINS, CASKETS, ROBES. SHROUDS Ac. Produce Taken, A Meflical&SflrgicalliisIitnle GOOD HEARSE NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! ANO A.B. I. D., Prop. WILSON & HOWE BOTS AND SHOES HICKORYcNU™iA,, FOR FRESH and SM.Tyjgta’.. FOB YOUR CHOICE FpR CLOTHING, Etc., Of any one in tbe country. 17* Best Blossburg Coal for sale nt i E. Cook’s, Nashville, for only #0 per i >r Ston. All rial, or ton. ___________________ Ixx»k Here 1 Look Here! CLOSING OUT! CLOSING OUT! Ml w |for I””"*1 OK-Mion, luniiMirf trr« of I am closing out tbe stock of A. M. [ F" •‘fc* “• l“«b-1 «"k« Daughertv. Can sell goods .cheaper charge. than any bouse in Nashville. Persons , wishing goods call and see me before > W. G. AYLSWORTH. <>. LENTZ A SONS. you buy, as I am confident I can save । you money, L>i£TJELOlTT J. DAEGHKKTr. I CV Bailey & Wood have a harness shop in full blast, you will do well to call on them before purchasing any­ The b urine** men of San Finncisco thing in the harness line. Repairing are discouraged and disgusted. They done in the beet style. have tried everyway in the world to mollify the communists, but all to no GO TO THE NEW STORE OF Go to the Old Reliable Market for purpose. The latter still continue to Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats of all Henky Roe, make their incendiary speeches and kinds. Proprietor. threats, and if the truth was known, (Opposite the Wolcott House.) work ia probably the last thing they CP" For the Beat 00-cent Chewing Office 204 Woodward Avenue Wilson fit Howe’s. want and they are only too happy to Tobacco go to have an excuse to make an agitation. .FOR----Notice. All persons indebted to the estate of Two more pastors have fallen from A. M. Daugherty, are requested to call their high position. Mark Summer, a and settle immediately. Baptist clergyman in Kentucky, goes Administrator. Crockery, Glassware, gwy; and Rev. Charles E.Walker, a Fora, of Qmwfa,BurgtadEr. ( Methodist clergvman in Massachusetts The Gate That Beats all bales. Pytfcytoriy CSiotthoCa Having secured the right of Barry has been suspended for improper con­ county for the sale of the Scherer pat­ duct with the sisters. “Let him who ent fairo gate, I have one in operation thinks be standeth, take heed least he in Nashville that fanners want to see Niotiona, Etc. before buying a gate of any description. fall." _____ Itcan be operatni easily and and quick­ ly without getting out of vehicles. IF YOU WANT Home very interesting revelations Single gates or farm rights sold on arc promised in the Fits John Porter most favorable tenns. (81-35) A._C. STANTON. case which have never before been brought before the public. It is said IT- Don't f«*gvt that if you want the ’list tl>ey will astonish every one. best pair of Bob* With rock-elm beams aud the best finished Cutter in the Female convicts in the Kentucky county, or good Horse Shoeing, Wag;jcnitectiary wear male -pperel. Thia Respectfully Tours, in. the .best style, inwct just suit some of the stroogand get kt. 3aILEY A Wood, | WILSON A HOWE. 8miUi,t FOR FRESH COTEOYOTMffi,^ desire to announce that having erected I one of the largest and most convenienl We are al ho prepared to furnish any­ 1 elevator buildings in central Michigan, they are prepared to receive xnd thing in the I N DERTAKINS LINE. p£f steak^ c w FOR NICE. JUICY fob pbesentswth^^ That may be brought them. Thev alsc keep for^ale at the lowest prices for th. WORTH or YODB MONEY. Seeds, Flour. Feed, Lime, Salt, Plaster, Stucco, Hair and Shingles. toney Sarei ky Dulin fill tten. AIK8WSW0RTH k BROOKS. FOB WHITE CLOVEB HOWYj^ fob evebythwg ' CHEJIP.^^ For he will be gUd to see you. T. BOISE, DIUGGIIST, J^TTESTIOX Sawyers! e (Successor to Boise Bros.) YOU CAN FIND AT MY' STORE Having added to my stock suffi- kadkiura. Clirmlrah I’.lnta. Olla,, amlahra. tool* for Cum­ ming, Ham­ mering ami Filing Saws And all the leading Remedies in Patent 4 Propriatory Medicines, School Books, tion, 1 am better prepared than ever to do this work at satisfactory prices. Nashville. Mich. A. C. BUXTON. ElTJT*TTJBtE: CURED A LAKok LINK OF Bibles, Autograph and Photograph Albums. A COMPLETE LINK OF STATIONERY Wall Paper and Bordering, iTRIMJUKD FRKKj AS FINE A LINE OF As there is in town, and all war­ ranted to l»e as represented or money refunded. Prices. FARMERS, F. T. BOISE. �IK VILLE. SATURDAY, HAS - - - MARCH 6, IMP, VICIBITY LOCALS. ASSYRIA ITEMS. Wheat looks well. Bert BuabM has bought A farm ia Allegan Co. , John Wilson started for • California last Thursday. There isto be considerable build­ ing this summer. Fine weather for ducks. Plenty of Wilson Ellis is going to build a 40x00 basement barn the coming summer. But little travel on the roads. People stop at home more than they used to. ' W. Dingman is building a large barn 40x70 ft and basement on Widow Ellis farm.. Frank Wilber has moved ou the place that Mrs. Munger willed to his wife’s daughter. Traffic in real estate, seems to be lively; about twenty exchanges, since last September. « Mr. J. D. Maars, of Chicago, has erected a fine monument for the Henry Sackett family, worth <800. Mrs. J. B. Mills and Mrs. C. C. Gage made Bev. McPhail a present of a fine log-cabin quilt worth <5.00. George P. Foster and George Brown havW disolved, Brown buying Foster out Foster is to leave in ten days Brown’s suit with Smith &. Adams was adjourned to the 22d of March, the office! having made > blunder in ierEarles Edison is getting lumber and timber together for a 80 x 40 barn to to builfcthis summer, on the old Brig­ stock farm. B. T. Kent will build an extension to his store 20x50 ft. David Huggett will build a large house on his farm this summer. Mrs. Benjamin Hebard departed this life last Friday morning. The relatives were most all sick and there was no fu­ neral seivibes. Wednesday night of last week Brother Prescott preached to the peo­ ple at the M. P. church. It was hie first sermon and a good one too. Emory Williams is driving the wood business. Has cut about 500 cords. Lots of wood is being cut this winter. J. G. McCall intends to cut 1000 cords. As town meeting draws near the candidates for office are discussed. The present incumbents believing in the precedent of Washington, decline be­ ing candidates for the 3d, 4th and 5th term, etc. E. C. goes to town now and then, loads up with fire water, comes home, with nags wetter than rats. Now Ed. drink less, drive slower, be a man and we will think just as much of those mustangs and a great beal mon- of you. Hon. Judge Smith of Hastings, was to deliver a temperance lecture to the people at the M. E. church Thursday night. The house was filled but Clem, did not come. (Judge Smith was quite ill at this time, was confined to his bed. Editor.) Short speeches were made by W. Webster and L. Mosier were de­ livered and some good songs sung with the melodeon, and the meeting adjourn­ ed until Thursday night of this week. A good speaker is expected. While Lew Silvester and Henry Wil­ ber were at work in the woods the oth­ er day, they got their saw fast in the log. Lew took the ax to split the log and the ax hit tbe stump, glanced out of bis hands, cutting the crown of Wil­ ber's hat open. • Hank tumbled over and Lew thought that he had killed him; but on examination there was not a hair of Hank’s head hurt, so Lew gathered his ax aga:n and Hank thought he could see just as well a lit­ tle farther off. C. C. Gage, Wishing to get some tamarack balsam, took his ax aud went across last Saturday. About the same time Mrs. Gage and Mrs. Mills started', to go over on die west road, Gage not finding balsam in die swamp be was in, started to cross over a bridge to another swamp and soon came acsoss three gray squirrels. He ran them up a tree and being only forty rods from the house be thought he would call his daughter Liz to bring die gun, but it so happened that the mail boy had come with the NrwsandLiz was devouring its contents. So die officer had to do some pretty loud calling to draw her attention, but it so happened Mrs. Gage and Mrs. Mills heard him call, and they, thinking be was hurt, started on a run and also got William Camp­ bell, J. F. Welcher, J. Deran and G. Brown, all on a run. William Camp­ bell was die first to get to Gage and was clear out of breath and as white as a sheet and bad to sit down ou the ground. He said, "Gage, what is the matter F1 "Nothing,** answered Gage, "only I have got three gray squirrels up this tree and I •■ailed Liz to bring the gun.’* Soon die rest came up and asked what the matter was. "Nothing only I have got some squirrels treed, and I am going to shoot them.** "Con­ found you,” said the women, “we never will run for you again.” “Yea you will when I get a warrant for yon,” and off they started on their visit; but had to halt when half way on their road to gain their strength, they were so badly Leo. aa infant, one month old. on Sunday night’s wind did NEW ATTRACTIONS and NOVELTIES Mr. J. C. Andrews of Ionia County J. C. Andrus, the dentist, is about to moved on to the Moon farm on Wedmore to York State, to there abide. 4K C. A. Chorlton will take poeesThe cheeec factory ia a fore-gone fact. All that’s needed is plenty of siontof the Cessna farm vacated by Horace Swift Deacon VanBrnnt lost one of his ’bus Tbe tin-smith at the village, J. H. horses Friday niriit. It became cast in Kaff has just recovered from a severe wrestle with a bad cold. the stall. John R. Clark, tbe temperance lect­ Horace Swift removed with his fami­ urer, will speak at Union Hall Sunday ly to the Chance neighborhood in Vermontville, the first of the week. afternoon. The W. C. T.-U. sweetened up an au­ . Mr. Swift has purchased a farm there. dience of about 80 souls st the Bed Rib­ Sugar making has fairly begun, and bon Hall on Wednesday evening, last. the farmers are mixing mud and The Rev. Levi Masters of the M. E. making sugar at the same time, a thing church, was the recipient of a donation uncommon at this time of year here­ last week that netted him one hundred abouts. Gridley’s saw mill at the village, and dollars. On Saturday, while Horace Blivins Spires mill on the county line arc lying was chopping m the woods, he fell off a idle for want of logs, and the prospects OUR ASSORTMENT OF log and broke a rib. Doc. Lampman are that they will remain so until next winter. mended it. Items are as scarce with ns as gold Justice asks Frank Bredesscr to pay a fine of <25 and costs of prosecution dollars, and pfiless there is a dog fight and serve ten days at Houghtalin’s, for or runaway noon we will resign our more wide-awake news portfolio selling, rot-gut to a minor. The will of tho late Senator Chandler gatherer. was recorded in the Register’s office Mr. Reese uf Battle Creek has men on here one day last week, on account of his farm in this town working up a cor­ We have as Good a line of as yon will find in any Boot and Shoe ner in sugarm liking. The corner will his owning property in Woodland. C. Bronse, rentee of the J. S. Sear be the<mount of sugar they can get store in the County. place, has a son, who, a few days since, from the sap. Our sales are constantly increasing and. we are at present selling twice as many goods as There will lie a temperance meeting had a curiosity to investigate the top part of an iron wedge as a 100-pound at tbe Crowell school house ou Friday last year. Our assortment is so complete that we can please any one. maul was descending, and now he glo­ evening next. Let every person turn out If you want GOOD GOODS CHEAP for CASH, go to ♦ ries in one leas finger than formerly. and help on the good work. Good speakers will be present. JOHNSTOWN ITEMS. NORTH ASSYRIA ITEMS. Tho weather is very fine, but the As Bob Bruno aud two Bobs don’t he han had abjut 40 years, and that he TT ISA FACT ENTERPRISE roads are very muddy. A Prayer meeting last night at Mr. say anything about North Assyria you could have sold for <2.75 at one time. A spark from a stove ignited the Horton’s and there was a good atten­ will hear from Snobb, Snobber and dress of Sirs. Shear of Grand Ledge Snobbleton. dance. last Wedneaday, and she would have Mr. V. Bini has traded his farm been very severely burned had not Mr. j Tnere is quite a number sick with this traveling epizootic and some with the in Assyria for a larger one in Bedford Martin smothered the flame with his I township, formerly owned • by Dr. lung fever. Anna Puffinlierger who committed I Tjl TT Mr. John Bowser has rented his farm Watson. Dr. Watson is coming to suicide at Charlotte last week, it only p M JV I ¥ (J J_V 1J to his son for a term of years and he Assyria Center to practice. the sad story of woman s betrayal There is a man in Assyria who is aud man’s perfidv. She died about, New Fresh Goods and Low . is BARRY COUNTY expects to take possession soon. frequently heard cursing the N ews Our schools are getting on very nice­ Prices. ly. Mr. Daniels, closed his school this and yet he will send to his neighbors her Iwtreyer. ' Parlor Sulf week but they have hired him in the every week to borrow it before they get A veterinary surgeon accompanied Ct----1----Chairs**' same district for the spring term two it read. Now Tom, our advice is to get by a woman be called his wife and j up earlier in the morning, stop work­ callieg himself 8. N. Barrett, recently ant Rockers, months. ireaus, _ , , There has been quite a revival inter­ ing Sunday, sign for the News, and be hung out his shingle at Charlotte. In , Having bought for CASH a large, neat | a few days his sure-enough wife came .xtension Tables, est in this part of tbe town this wintei a man. v „ stock of i ii i . i * 1.on on the scene and anc broke arose up liis ms fun. zuu. Charlie Brower hulled a stack of | Uo j e j t tl)e i wtrftye< i woman, helpless through the labors of the United Breth­ i lie l’uv , ren Minister William A. Weller, and a clover after another machine for Herb. | and penniless among strangerss. Cam Chairs,Sc. nuinberfof new societies have been or­ Powers and got five bushels of seed.' ganized, and many received into the "How is that for high F Herb, thinks if he could get one more machine to To Elector, of tho Township of Cutleton. I Common Furniture _ church. NoZi.horobygiroTth.tnttboano.^A.UoU.o SyTUpB, TobaCCOS, Fish, ■ There has been several donations thresh it, he would have money enough here this winter for Rev. W. A. Weller; to buy another dog then be would quit nual township meeting, to be held on Cheese ui Everything ’ e Our Undertaking Departmn't one at the Culver school bofise the teaching school and go to fox-hunting. Texas Jack alias, Leadville Griff, has question as to whether the following! proceeds of which were <30.26; one at • - Io • eTery p*rtlcul*r. ■ • Complete again returned tq bis father, and named animals shall be allowed to run ' the Yellow school house where we had i i firs! Cksi finary 8tm I a very nice time and some very nice swears that ha will never again leave at. large in said township, viz: Horses, | Mules, Sheep and Swine. cakes and, Mr. Editor, the next one his mother’s watchful eye, while his Prices t Undersold.! wl,h to infonn bJ prompt Dated, Castleton, Feb. 4th, 1880. Chas. H. Brady. they have come over and enjoy a feast better half runs up and down'the road ■ tention, accommodating waya, good Town Clerk. with us. There also was a donation at making up neighborhood gossip and I goods und low prices, hope to receive ! a fair share of your patronage. Mr. Hiram Bristols for Elder Weller helps to carry down their “hash” from Notice. and we all had a good time, dad’s cellar and granery. To the electors of Nashville. Notice is I wish to say to Brnno that it is a I llighcnt Price paid for Produce hereby given tliatnt tlie village election 'C ’ AI a I j AJXI> OJpT VXVTC ’ EW. The proceeds Were over <20.00 and a nice quilt presented to the Elder’s mark of ill-breding to reflect upon a to be held in said village, on tbe 2nd | Monday of March A. D. 1880, at the old | poor man ’ s living, and if Walt. Web ­ COMB AKE SEE. wife. Boston store Nashville. xTlie following । Kellogg, Demaray & Co. ster has to live on turtles it is no dis­ officers are to be elected: a President, I---------------------------------------------Yours Truly, grace to him, and it is but an oct of Clerk. Treasurer." Marehidl, Street rp^E BARKVI II.LE MILLS. BOISE A FRANCIS. WOODLAND ITEMS. kindness for his scholars to catch them, Commissioner, Assessor, Constable, A for him as it requires more activity each for the term of one year; and . IKNEKS ATTEVT1ON. Gar sick ones are getting better. three trustees each for the term of two ' than Walt, possesses, to catch the wary 3quire Haight has quite a large trade turtle. Bated this 2SUi day «f Feb. A. D. 1880. !------ ;--------------- —----------.in his business as undertaker. E. J. FEiGHXER,\Village Clerk, j . Mamlfxctvkxiu ax» Dialmiu James 0. Lee has go: the largest pair of yearling steers in Barry county. EATON COUNTY ITEMS. rWB<»t«? ■‘sb'o^'n'd 5 Now hewn in«mt-cl««»runningorNick will soon have his harness shop Hub^tebeteld^luw. MO'RIS.A.N. BARRY CO., MICH. «‘-uteugbl, done if it does not blow down again. Charlotte wants a union depot, GP Tbe "boss” stock of Gloves and | _______ D. B. Kilpatrick has bought a farmi Most of flie Charlotte merchants are Mittens just received at on section eight, and is beginning to> invoicing. Wilsok &. Howe’s. Grand Ledge rejoice in a new hook I ini attendance, we guarantee Katisfacchop. tion to all those who may favor us t and ladder truck. Johnston'a Sanaparilla, cures Liver Complaint. That new comer at George Smith’s with their patronage. Those Having (boroughIv overhauled and refitted our mill The bad boys of Bellevue disturb Johntaon'r Sarsaparilla, cures Indigestion. was a girl, und Haight bought the who prefer can have their religious exercises in the churches. Sohnston's Sarsaparilla Is used by everybody. candy. JohMtoa't Sarsaparilla cures Stek Headache. Dennison and Patterson, the Charj Ing or exchanging your grist*. ” ~ Justice Eastman has sold his farm1 lotto counterfeiters, have been bound Johnston's Sarsaparilla cures Dyspepsia. south of the centre to an Ohio man for■ over. GOOD WORK GUARANTEED. <4J»0. Three thousand dollars is what it WALKER & NORTON, FOR SALE A. W. Dillenback, a large farmer in। costs one firm in Charlotto a year for expected, all ro modlea having failed, and Dr. H. our place, is going to build a house in, postage. “• BABBTV1LLI MILLS a, Uie Mill at tbe lowest prices. The sheriff of Eaton county offers the spring. accidentally made a preparation that cared JgOOT AND SHOE SHOP. <25 reward for the recapture of Boody, Some of our fanners are beginning to' the jail breaker. I GRAT’S SPECIFIC MEDlClWE. make some sugar, and if you want to' Mrs. Nancy Boyer, a pioneor of j TSApt^iARK. know how they make it please vis’t; Eaton county, died at Roxand on the health. Ho hit proved to tho world that Con­ and vicinity tbat I ata prepared to sumption can bo poaltlv.ly and permanently 30th ult. aged 83. < unUIHnj cure for George Davenport’s sugar camp. Seminal Wck^M* Charles W, Sherman, the telegraph Mr. Scott has passed away from thist TP np**- SpermstorMF.9I operator at Charlotte, is confined to ife at the ripe age of eighty-seven. He1 his bed by sickness. that follow aa a was the oldest man in this town. Someone unknown attempted to as­ , Spring is coming, because our towns­ sassinate James Shaull, living north of In twenty-four hours, addreaa CRADDOCK * CO men begin shaking hands and asking; Charlotte, one night last week. Miss Ida Cranston, of Irving, Barry you about your good health. Boys, we। ought to have a Temperance ticket Co., has been engaged as Principal of i Full ‘ the Potterville school for tbe spring Repairing Done In the Best this spring. term. Sax. Manner Possible! The Potterville Workingmen’s Soci­ ety, has commenced a series of debates EAMT JOHNSTOWN ITEMS. money by addrrealng ’ for the mutual improvement of ita THE QUAY MEDICINE CO.. Everybody has got it bad—epizootic members. o ET *® *«**»•«’• Bloek, Dotroll, Midi. In The Old- Poutofflce W Bold In XaahrHie by all drugateta. and even Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Grier, celebrated The roads are impassable with a load, The wood drawers will have to stay at the twenty-fifth anniversary of their ' marriage at their home in Carmel on home. Monday evening. < FRANK BAKKR. The Dr. has a patient at the Stevens The eighth anniversary of the mar­ school house. He is waking a good. riage of.Mr. and Mrs. Halsey Bower, was celebrated at North Chester on the many calls. Mr. Marshal Bird, of Assyria, has, evening of the 20th. Some one without fear of the law exchanged his farm with Dr. Watson threw eggs against the plate glass of Bedford, for a farm in Johnstown, windows of tho Grand Ledge post office Saturday night. known as Ute Jerry Power’s place. Eli Cook of the town of Brookfield The .school at the Stevens school bouse is about played out. The pa­, shot and killed an eagle on Tuesday, measuring seven feet and a half-inch rents are taking their children out and from tip to tip of wings. are very much dissatisfied with the Ben. Mulholland, a farmer, came to winter term. A few days ago the Charlotte Monday, fell against a car teacher sent home one of her larger■ seat at the Grand Trunk depot and scholars, Miss Ella, daughter of W. H. severely cut his head. Drunk. A passage nt anna took place in the Clark. street at Belletne on Tuesday evening Tom. d-argr, MB* adtrn yoa onia patentability. All between two men named Meech and rapoMtefte autetlv roaCdrottel. Priroa *• k> Sprague. Sprague got the wontt of it. thro* of any reiiai.lv ayvney. Win. Henry of Grand Ledge owns an old fashioned silver brooch, which he LOVIH BAGGER * CO . has had since 1828; also, a gold dollar QhmhU* Patent Offlcv, WaabiBr.oa, D. C. 1IV ALL DEPARTMENTS Elegant lines of Spring Dress Goods. Novelties in Plain and Embroidered Hosiery. ' Beautiful Corsets in all colors. Elegant lines of Silk Handkerchiefs. • Forty new patterns of Hambtng Edgings. The Nobbiest and best fitting stock of Men’s. Youth’s and Boy’s Clothing in Nashville. A Nobby line of Gents’ Neckwear. Men’s, Boys § Youth’s Hats . IS VEK.Y Boots and Shoes G. A. TRUMAN. Largest and Best Selected Stock GROCERY D "KT T HP 1 F D T? Boise Ar ulio!) “ that Can’ 1 j [hat WALKER & NORTON, F Qp r PTC) M I T T ft __________ FLOUR, MEAL FEED, 1TT„TI„„ „ DU„QICOIHniI MILKR FARMERS AlltNHUN :WHEAT EXCHANGED FOR FLOUR Ve«a FINEST SEWED BOOT COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. gOSTEXTElj’j Give IMEe a <Dall! Shop Building. NO PATENT NO PAY PHEIH *itteRs IIHITORSta HENDERSON S See^S PlanTS �T£r2Srw£ NASHVILLE. SATURDAY, - - MARCH fi’1880 WEEKLY NEWS IIEVltW. TniBTf-FOUM indictments .have been anti for paying unauthorised claims to Alder­ man and other parties. Thebe haa been another advance of All tho prisoners in tho Belvidere (N. J.) Jail, nine in number, attacked and over- spent on tho Em! River bridge connecting New York and Brooklyn, and 92.500,01)0 more will be required to complete it The Chicago and Alton, Pennsylvania and Milwaukee and BL Paul railroads have let tbo oontracta for the erection of im immenzede- W UCW QKUVMUV road . depots la tbo country, and ■ will lie inferior only to the Grand Central Depot in Now York. It will extend from a point 150 feet south of MaUioon street to a point 240 foot north of Van Buren street, and will have-1 width of 185 feet and a length of 1.360 foot, all of which will bo under iron arches covered with an iron roof. The wires of tho Weatern Union Telegraph Company, on tho Kansas Pacific railway, between Kausm City and Denver, American Union Company, in defiance of the injunction of tbe local courts. On tho Union Pacific railroad tbo wires, which tare been under tbo control of the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company, were seized in the same manner, aa is supposed by Jay Gould's order. Great excitement prevails at Now York and io tho West over tho matter, and a long and bitter At McVicker's Theater, in Chicago, for tbo present week, a now comedy company known as “Tho Strategists " appears. Tho en­ tertainment abounds in tho laughter-moving qualities found in “Hobbies " and kindred farcial affairs. Tbe company embraces Mr. Clin­ ton Hall. Mr. T. J. Hind, Mr. Sol Smith, Mr. John F. Horne. Mr. W. H. Lytell, Mr. Ham E Ryan, Mr. L. F. Howard, Miss Ada Monk. Mrs. Hol Smith aud Miss Lizzie NowolL.... Tho regular winter packing season in the West ended with February. The number of hogs packed from Nov. 1 to M2rch 1 in Chicago was 2,378,000, against 2,943,115 for tho corresponding season a year ago... .Judge-C. D. Coffin, one of the ablest members of the Cincinnati bar, is dead....The Chicago Evening Jour­ nal has undergone a change of manage­ ment, Lieut. Qov. Shuman and John R. Wilson having become ita owners and conductor!.... Two companies of United States soldiere have boen ordered to Caldwell, Sumner county, and two to Coffeyville, Montgomery county, Karn, to prevent white men from encroaching on the Indian Territonr in violation of tho United States treaty obligations..: .The Chinese exo­ dus from California seems to have begun. Two car-loads of Celestials passed through BL Louis one day last week, cn route for Phila­ delphia and New York, aud more are to follow William Hyde and Joseph Pulitzer, editors, respectively, of tbo Hl Louis Rrpublieu* and Pott-Dirpalch, bad a street encounter in that city a few days ago growing out of a newspaper quarrel 1‘tultzer camo out of tbe scrimmage with a bloody nooc, and minus to pistol and eye-glaxscx Hyde used only nature's weapons... There bi reaoon to suepcct that Brown, who was murdered in LndianapoliH, some time ago, by bls wife’s paramour, waa himself a murder­ er of considerable experience. His hqnec waa a headquarters for disreputable character*, and numerous mysterious uiasnpearancce in tliat locality have led to the suspicion that he was re sponsible for some of them, at least A thorough search of his garden will be made. Two OFFICEB8, having a negro thief aud fire-bug in ouatody, fell aaloep while wait­ ing for a train at Decatur, Ind Tbe darky im­ proved tho opportunity by seizing a gun and commanding to guards to emigrate. Ono left without delay, but the other tarried and waa shot dead... .Gen Pope, in a coxunninlcatiou to the Cabinet at Washington, reports that tho Kansas herders abuee the privilege* allowing them to graze their cattle in the Indian Terri­ tory, and tho permission will lie revoked.... The snow blockade on the Northern Pacific railroad ia the worst ever known. A Fargo dis­ patch of the Sd inaL says traffic has been sus­ pended between that point and Bismarck eincc the 15th of February. The Western paper-makers held an­ other meeting at Chicago last wook. Tbo prices of paper were fully discussed, and it was decided to make no further advance for thu preeetiL They decided to send a memo­ rial to Congreaa, netting forth that the price of rage, eta, baa advanced, and that it would bo rntnouB to the paper trade of the country to remove the duly on paper.... James Moorehead, - traveling man for a Hu Louis house, quarreled with Jamoa Allen, head waiter at the HL Nicholas Hotel, Las Vogaa, New Mexico, because there wore no eggs for broakftst Tbo altercaUon resulted in Moorobead being abot dead by tbo waiter, who is oaly 20 years old. Ho had killed two mtn b if ore. In the same place, and at about the same hour, the Marshal of tbo town shot Michail Keller dead, while quelling a disturbance in a saloon. "... .A man was married at Bandnsky, Ohio, the 'other day, withir an hour alter receiving a five years’ sentence to the penitentiary... .Rood, W. Mackay, for 95,000,000. TJ1E SOUTH The Louisiana Senate, on the 27th ulL, adopted a resolution suspending Senators the Kellogg xnemo- Both houses of the Virginia Legis­ lature have paaeed a bill repealing tho Moffit Boll-Punch law and rastorina tbe old Uoenso A neo bo namod Louis Kinder wua lynched in Colleton county, 8. O., tho other an. He confessed. Just before being swung off, that ho had outraged two women and killed one, ^and committed innumerable burglaries A frightful butchery is reported GENERAL. Eight persons have been killed and boundary. Haeged: At rfanrw Jnhnaon a riecry Johnson, a Paul cl McDermott; Savannah, Ga., John natren for tlwi mnrrtnr n' negro, for tbe murder of at Ozark, Franklin county, KPECULAT10N. ExCoanakaaMax Phhlhtcs Sana. re I tho groat WfocoBzln .lumberman, ban declared commiitoeuf tbo.a-*»>«■. *m report­ [Frotn ti» Xt-ox. uirt.] " uimaeif a candidate for United Htatea Hen- rd io fb. opoe Md Mr. Htacitbnrn Buzineaa is not healthy when it as­ ate to aaoeeed Angu. Caotecsm CuU sumes a speculative character. Values will not lack fnr the recewtary sleep , The Preaident has withdrawn the uo Baoate, Marcn 1, hereafter. McElrath was born in ~tinr n.)mhiatioa of P. B. R Pinchbeck aa Naval Offi- Mr latrodticad a bill tor romoviB* lho ob- are not legitimate when ».hey are under North of Ireland. He is. a rigid Pres* the control of rings and cliques. An °ri~no, «•<« Lewis, tbe a r-olatic*tor tetorm- artificial demand may- for a time ad­ byterian. and for many years an attend­ «n*^^f ai> w~t t^k in* nodlalurUd. Uoo BJK)B rootP—L 1 vance prices. Commodities of a htuple ant of the Marlborough Presbyterian Church.—Exchange. from Kuwm to Memphis, and make "EDWABD McPhERBON, of Peunsyl- . maaaac* from the Proaldant in wgard to certain Fort Hmilit tho oUrtinx point of * sj*; has boen elected Chairman of tho Na- old Spanteb clatoxa in Florida was rood. Sanator kind may be forced up, and on the ourfacc there may appear tho indications Xonsl Urprifllomcaare-mreal CarnOUta. tn s.tto.7 of a sound and healthy trade, when at In New York city a priiicelv manainn that very time agencies are at work to Uiatof l.WX) cubic feet of gas for <55 < sale,’ "a — few years ago. precipitate a crash. It is never safe to , was — offered -, ,, .tor --------Fire ban.ee, bound for New Orieane,' •wtimrie preperity re reri when re nn-1 »bou‘ ,hlcb Lung J ~1 Mory. capital April John I'-'-rter Itellel bill mining SW.OOO bushels of corn for exp । & Blate ticket Jmm B. Buller, at St nuturri .fimulu i» tapurted. The iron | ®« hITr*_ ------‘f?° 01 tb° marrying; then ho “proposed interest is an example in point. From 'GO without ‘ i to a.beautiful, briljiaut young girl, who about 97v<-U0; by way of tbs Mississippi river took an upward imp; an active demand belonged to a lyge but poor family, to New Orleans the cost is <27,000. occurred, prices rapidly advanced, rollShe hesitated long before accepting Burned : The extenaive wagon man­ craw in arv xurx, xonouooeu muui ue wm * Mr csitteudtn, mzain* u>* aau«a 01 ing milla, blaat furnaces and forges, (him; hw habits, mOrala, person, were ufactory of Jamee, Roosa A Graham, Mem­ caudidato for tbe Democratic nomination for ud carprt.rws 60 per <*>1 •< long idle, were set in operation, and all all obnoxious to her, for she waa a girl phis, Tenn., toe 9®,000; nearly tbs entire vil- Preeidont... .The Etonubliczn members of the by Mr. rtken. to encoures* tbe ealUvi ot U; iSTlE^rted ot vt puz., „dD«l Maine LegiBlature b»vo reteetod tbe delegate* - tea-piMt; by Mr. zt-targe f.>r tttat btato to the National Ropnbl - ' this greatindtutrv. Iron men were not But to be the wife of a millionaire; racCbcranUon.red ln..ro»»J in.m w re . 72SS? to J oontent, however, with a steady, legiti- to go to Europe; to reign like a Queen Pacific Mail Stosmahip Company was a short M for coaptation ot tbe Texas one. A new compact has been entered into, by for Bl tlna mate growth. Speculation grew wild, in the mty where she had lived on the which the railroad companies agree to pay FOKEICN. Nails advanced from $2 to *6 per keg, income oi a servant-these were temptheir ocsan rival 9110,006 per month in consid­ manufactured fron for buildings, ma-1 tations too strong for her, as they are eration of the right to fix ratoe for California cliiuery and railroads went up in like 1 tor too many American woro'u. proportion, and now the whole husiuess 1 She married him without a. particle . The amount of grain in store and rests bn an insecure basis. Iron oro ; of love or respect; sold herself us abafloat Ln Chicago is 18,21<1,8W bushels. The and steel rails, together with fine cut- [ soiately lor money aa ever slave was amount of grain in sight in tbe United State lery, are again imported in consequence 1 sold. and Canada is as follows: Wheat, 2s,180,<kU and tbe university burned tothegrouDd.. .AHaof High prices prevailing in home mar- ' Her husband paid for hi* purchase, bushels; corn, 15,525,000 bushels: oats, 3,1'10, vaua dispatch aaya tbe insurgent chiefs, Bojaa, U00 bnsbnls; rye, 010,000 bushels; bartey, Cayos, Perez am! Vazgnez, surrendered with lets. If in this great industry the , Before the marriage he built a magnifi3,700,000 bushels....Tbe United States bu- more than 2LO armed men, and several families rhleh speculative could be kept from the : cent dwelling; architecture, sculpture, premo Court has decided tho national-bank and freedmen. The remaining ,insurgents are legitimate Hemand a sound and steady ; painting, gave of their beet to make it taxation cases, holding that tbo laws of Newmarket would be the result, instead as : tit for the home of a royal lady; there York and Ohio, which discriminate against Vera Sassulitch, the famous feminhank stock in favor of other moneyed capital, now.of the fear and dread of the break j vras a Chinese room, a Persian room, a are in conflict with Federal acts bearing on tbe irto Nihilist agent, who, on the 5th of February, in prices. j Hindoo room; there were conaervato1!«8, attempted ttte asaaaaination of Gen. Trosubject. The 00.1 movement Ienu.1.0. } £“• tnr0 . hK>“dtn7; tbe Prefect of Bl Petersburg, has been arA new' steamship line between New pfaff, rt»ted in the apartmenta of an officer of ma­ other example ot like ohttmtUtr. Price. The ™> that the bride .hoeld York and NewcatUo-on-Tyne, comprising a rine, wboae wife amuted io concealing her.... » rapidly advanced that . reaction ban •P'“? ™6 “ «■“ "R*1 . ---. — ---— -------An imperial ukme bu hern iaraed by the Czar tobacco in ths hands of ths producer; also, to re­ »P™>! u Europe lor a noupiiatiiig a “ commieaion of' supreme con- duce the taxon dlstUled spirits to W) rents per already «t in. Con.nmen, nnpply their •»* “ opened....LtenL Wysc, of the French navy, ♦ffit of oidcr.” Tho Ration. By Mr. Hutchinson, to reorganise the mil­ want, in a Knoll, string way; the cup- **o yean. nat. thinks that Americans are particularly iuiej^' head forof thechiaprotection extraordinary body is ply i. aeonmnlal.ng.and there .re .igi» 1 u ?, ’ » »"*••«« »J* ’oldtng. lhe itia ot the United Btates. Night session! were or ­ reted in the eoiuitructiou of tho Panama canal, Gen. Melikoff. who will bare super­ dered tor March 3 and 10 to consider pension bills. ol a break to the combination npheld bndegroom wv. .track down w>th paraland says -that it waa bi" intention from tno vision of all politicd trials throughout the tin- The bill tor tbe purcl*"" of • Mte for a poslotfice first to form in this country a company with pirc, and lie at liberty tn adopt any meaputes al Baltimore bv the largo corporation., j J.U, and ior dlteen year, lay on h» was passed. that object in view. wnicb may appear to him desirable for tl»e In gratu and pVonrion. the Mme tan• l»lp>—• qnerulon. tnralid, WASHINGTON. maititouanoo of tliepeace... .China ia strength- [ Mr. Hoar introduced a resolution in tho Beu- lira Je tmed to keen np price, and force- »«"<? >V hu wile. The maomon wn entng her annv ana manilcstiog an unfriendly ate on the S<1 hut. iMtnscUnx the Committee on vdnra bevond their legitimate raope. =!«»•«•>, excepting tn the uok mut. The Secretary of tbe Navy lias taken spirit toward foreigners. Judiciary to Inquire whether any person haa measures to place the United Htatea "hip Con­ The United States Hteamer Marion I arrerted and imprtaoned tor pefiUonlnc the Senate Bold operators turned iboit attention »l»rtme»^ and reumbled a gtgantm from .took. tnWril alreet to wheat. U)“h- “l th» tenn. of h>. will hot stellation al tho disposal nf parties sending io. raached from Hlo Juwlro -IU, | “ "•“* “ • ““ “ •“ 1”*r-, "" supplies to the starving Irish people. , . wm adopted. Il la evidently aimed at the Lou- They bought millions of bu.bels; still "io would mhent uollung if she de­ six officers and fifteen men suffering from rel- , • hold it ; and, to keep the market firm. | “rtnd >»“■, She remawed tathiul William H. Vanderbilt has just low ferer. Two deaths bad occurred,., .Urfa '•>“» P“*«^ the House bin sent to tho Treasury Department for registry (Ur of the Chaldeee), a town of much historical propriatlnx 9530,100 tor the purchase of a site for hare all tho elevator, in Now York, therefore, only to Und alter fata derih importance on account of tbo connection | a poatofficc and other Government tnlidButtrio, Toledo and Chicago crowded, I '>■“ MUt<’ “ h"u“w * ‘h,“» “ 95,500,000 in 4-pcr-cenL bondr. Tiero had therewitii of tho patriarch Abraham, ] ln<1 ln Baltimore. Mr. Logan occupied and millions ot bushels afloat in midi- I her marriage.and that tt waa swallowed been previously registered in Mr. Vanderbilt’s hM has been nearly tlestroved destroyed by fire.. tire - - ■ .• the entire day after the morning hour tion. There will be an earthquake QPJn. „ 6ebte. name 926,000,000 of these bonds... .The in­ The British negotiations with Mohammed Jan, ! with — —----------- -------crease in the national-bank circulation during the Afghan leader, have proved nnanccesafnL case, his remarks being unfinished at the adjourn­ among this ring soon that win scatter! hot all marriages for money end aa the year ending March 1, 1881, waa 917,<531,611. ... .Two membore of the Russian legation in I Tb« *?f. M“l'“Uon their prospective prollta to tho wind., dramatically as did this, but they are were flrod on in tbe street the ! Mr. Hnchback for Naval Oftlevr at hew Orleans. Tho" increase in tbo legal-tender notes de­ (Xmstantioople Wool »nd cotton arc also manipulated as tmpC tn roabty. The young girl । “ Tk.», In tbe House, ‘ the la u>® mornlnz Huuit,hour the waa raornlon dlspenoed hour wbb dlipcn.ird posited the same period, 9'l.O-’>2,445. Tho vother day, one of thorn being wounded. Tbur wJtb ind lhe rep()rt ot Commltta* on Itevtaion ‘» *otl» lor a pneo inevitably total amount of national-bank notes MHXltant" escaped. i o« Uulea wm prvacuted trum committee ot tbo by largo operators in leading market., wl reaps disappointment and m.rerw misery. outstanding March 1, ItSS), waa 9342^110.867. The Hull Diatrict Bank, located in I wboto.wllhamendm.Bta. and, after several jr.^ liI is trao tho demand for there staples not including circulation ot national gold ' snd-nay Tocrn. w*a adopted, and the new code waa is unusually large, but the yield whs banks, which amounts to 91.426,120. United Yorkshire, England, hm suspended payment ordered to go Into effect next Monday. The Bonanza Kings. States currency outstanding March 1: Old do It had a nominal capital of 9415,000, aud a paid- I a communication waa received from lho ulso in corresponding proportions. maud initee, 961,255; legal-tender Dores, ell Since tbe death of O’Brien tbe con­ p " Secretary of War to th. Senate. on th. 3d InaL, Wool has so rapidly advanced that »upiesut*. 9346,681,016; one-year notes of 4863, "po“®.of plies are coming from abroad, and in trol of the immense interests of the con­ 947,525; two-year coupon notes of ‘QI, 923,­ the near future it may be found all at cern has devolved upon the surviving 250; comnound-intercat notes, 9250.48D; frac­ The great St Gothard railway tunnel Mr. Thnrman, from tbe Judiciary Committee, re­ once that the supply is more than ample partners, |ltttIUCJD1 v tional currcncv, all issues, 915,631,385; total, of, whom uuv> one, «<x. Mr. xFair, is r~u said 9362,708.501. " come * ■ to be suffering from an incipient upftenported adversely on the Boom bill for removal ot . for the demand, and a.,.o>,nn as .. swift eraevff as Do waa won tthe advance. « eronraxs brOHl, Slid AUOtheT, Mr. FlOOd, The public-debt statement for March third miioa long, and coat 958,600,01)0... .Tbe political dlaabUlUes of Individuals. A Houae reaction The last tiling to feel the speculative i 2d day of March wm a gala day in tho Rn«aian bill gtring 1 is as follows: seems to be inclined to attend cniefly capital. Il wm tho anmvereary of Alex­ machinery. movement wre dxy goods. It m»y bo to tariff upon certain „ his personal comfort „„ Klx-pe.--ceni.boud!.......... 9y-3.94ff.0CO and „ to tbe apcanned rood! exported ander's accession to the throne. Tho 1 tve per cent. bond!... . Wl.41rf.IAW stated ;ust here, however, that up to proachinB wedding of his daughter with multi’irte accorded a very cuthni’MFour and a half -per-cenL this period the movement has been Ibo so„ o( CI-Pre«ident Grant Tho tie reception to hi" Majesty. The eW.000,000 The bonds........................... Nihilists were quiot, and nowhere obeervailc Four-per-cenL bondr..... ■res.ww.wti rennd red logitunale. lhe advance tn j burden of work falls mainly upon the I.8WJ.U00 Refunding certificates... ... .A grand review of tho troops stationed iu tbe erection ot a public building at Hannlbfl. Mo.; staple fabrics has not kept pace with H|louldeni of J. w. Mackay, whoso wife Navy pension fund.......... 14.UU0.1W0 the Mexican capital wan given on the 2J tot, the ore tn raw materials, while the de- „ raul to |la„. ,„r tbo portrait of in honor of Grant and Sheridan, who bUxkI on Total coin bonds........ ..................... 91.770J1S.86U the balcony of the Ambassador"' Hell at the submitted resolution instructing the mred has also been greater thre the M„. J„hn Bryan, in Mrs. Lucy Hour’s Matured debt...................... J 10,8X3,183 Palace a« they marcbod part....A frightful Commit e<> tbo Judiciary to inquire supply. A feeling amu to fear, how- I now n„vel, -fndor the Tricolor.” The Letral tenders.................... 34fl.74»^ri whether Co famine afllicta a largo area of the interior ri^.uoo Ortlflcafea of depoalt... ever, is taking possession of the shrewd- noTol „ |llc|v to hlv0 „ considerable of Brazil. Tbe people, panio-atri ken, bare I3.ffiH.8H Iracdona) currency .. eat merehanta in regard to tbe per , recces de curtosiie, owing to tho fret w. Gold and allver certlflrushed to the seaboard region in hundred" of ought to be conferred upon said mreonoy of vriuet Mills are rarming , tluit nearly ril the characters in it uro 19.43J.J50 cates............................... tnotiaands, where they are Buffering from des­ jurisdiction courts, aud to repart by bill or otherwise. The titution and disease. A correspondent of the night aud day. Large wholesale deal- .ketches of members ol tho American Total without Interest .................... 9 sn.8n.ics New York Tribune, who hi" looked ioto lho "ituation, estimates that 200,(00 people have Kansas passed. TBe bill reatorinz to tho public ora have nearly supplied spring wants, 1 coion, in Itan,. Jfra. John Bryant already died of actual starvation, and that 360,­ domain part of the Fort Hlpley (Minn.) military aud, in tho very nature ol things, the I takes the lead among them red is made inoreared prodneuou must alter a time | rer- attractive. But still more intarest­ 1HC..151,063 000 more hare died of disease. overtake the demand In addition tho | u- wonld it havc lo h,,0 111(, Gen. Melikoff, chief of tho now Su­ ,iH5.l!S,2SO mark! at adjournmenL The President nominated advances uhoady made have had a ten- I obverse of the medri-a novel portrav5,<17k,UlB premo Executive Commission, wm fired at by Charles A. Galloway to bo Collector of Internal denoy to stimulate importations from i ,ng tb. type ot the husband of Mrs. a Nihilist with a revolver while alighting from Revenue of the Third district of Wisconsin... .In a carriage at his residence in BL Petersburg. too Hous*, the morning hour waa consumed in abroad, and merebandire reciapta al I Bryan, the Irish-American who sends Intervet dne and unpaid 3.VU.1 Gen. Molikoff wm not InrrL Tho nun wm discussion of the bill regulating the removal New York are greatly on the increase. h„ SU11 hcr three children to Paris causre from State to Federal Courts. All this will have an effect on the mar- j u, lead a princely life, and who immediately neizi-d by tbe pokce... .A conven­ of tion has been concluded between Great Britain The morning hour expired without final action on ket. Our exports of domestics are fall- , himaelt works in tho depths ot tho United Btatea note* held for redempand Germany, securing the co-operation of 11.486,000 their war v.-omIb in tho suppression of Eulogies were pronbunced by Messrs. Wright. ing off in cotisequouco of tbo high | S'ev.da mines from 0 o’clock in the prices, red we are losing foreign mar- morning until fl o’clock in the evening, the slave traffic....Tho Spanish army for IbSO has been fixed sc 141,«d men ... .George -9 190.351,653 kata that cost so much to command. ’ Thal . m.„ ,ho h„ nothing or little to Total. F Slo’wf, of Chicago, v ho uujora tbe dis­ Mills cannot go on with a atimnlated | Bhould bo willing to work 2.800 feet > iat.361.fi33 tinction of being tbo most expert bllliardist in reapect. adjourned. production and pngra also steadily nd- | u.low the Barlaeo ia thought quite America, has gone over to Franxi to try con­ Bonds Issued to Pacific Flail way Com­ clusions with Vlgnaux, the great French ex­ vrece without a reaction coming sooner | natara]. but that a man who has $00.Important Supremo Court Decisions. panies, interest payable in lawful pert. who Iim never yet mut his match. Tbo Tbo celebrated political casee pending for or later. And whenever spocutauon : ooo.ooo or $00,000,000 ahonld do so is money, principal outstandingI 64,cn .571 game, which will begin on tho evening of nirrret a.-c rued and not yet paid.... takes tbo place of sound, legitimate , . paychologieal phenomenon tho soln­ 4fi ist'lM 1 ‘d*. will consist of 4.UKI point*, French some time in tho Supremo Court of the United Interest paid by United Htatea ’ ’ ‘ | caroms. Eight hundred points will be Blates have at last been decided In the case trading in dry goods, then there is dre- lion of which calls for something more Interest repaid by transportaUon of 13.06.910 played each evening, thus reqturingof five malls, etc.................................... the West Virginia negro who was convicted ger. t he great dry-go,ri, interest to-I thre. flhnSV novel written in a lady Th. W.j. Ud Men. Committo. ot T” “ of mnrder, the laws of thu State prohibiting the* day is legitimate, ana with lesa spocn- [jkestyle -.Vow l ork Sun. ----------------------------------the House, at a mooting tho other day, decided, I fmIn pari* Blates tost France hM entered into presence ot colored men on Juries, his trial and lai ion than in any other department of j A Sexs ireu in Spain takes off his hat •by a vote of- itix • -to seven in each • cue, to Uuiefi. iI negotiations with England and tbs United conviction were pronounced illegal, m, under onteronso. It should bo the interest '■ when he ia entering niteiy postpone tbo Covert bill, reducing the States with a view to terminating tho war be­ the drcumBtanoee, be waa, by tho exclusion of of all engaged in it to keep it m a „d K,voi , when he addresses a friend duty on rtccl raite to 910 per ton; tbo Morri- | tween Chili and Peru. his own race from tho Jnry, denied healthy condition, for it has more to . c„. sou bill, providing that no duty ahali the equal protection of the law guaranteed lose through forced or illegitimate vol or „ Btnulger he thrown open his cloak, bo collected in exccea of 50 par oau- ■ by tho Fourteenth amendmenL In tho ties than any other branch of trade, j THE MTIONAL CONGRESS. tum ad valorem on cotton and cotton goods, Virginia case, where a negro murderer had earthenware, woolen goods bay rum. opium, been tried by a Jury composed entirely of The only thing this country has to fear ’ THE MARKETS. perfumery, and other articles, and the Gibaou On tho assembling of tbo Senate, on the 26lb white men, tno State laws containing no pro­ as it regards material prosperity is an < । bill, to eecure a more uniform collection of du­ of February, Mr. Maxey, from ths Committee on hibition on colored ■'citizens from bo serving, unhealthy and unwise speculation. ties on sugar. It is thought that this awoiping PostofScea and Post-Roads, reported wills an the action of Judge R.ves, of tho Federal bench, SO o 5 00 in removing the case to his court for trial, waa action settles for this sceaion the question of the Senate bill to authorlxe a refund S' renounced wrong. In the case of tho State 18 t« 13M tariff legislation....Benjamin IL Hill, United amendment A Sleepless Man. ‘ ~ itmiatera of funds err valuable States Senator from Georgia, hat boen made udge, who presided in tho last-men­ or stolen. Use calendar was tioned trial, who wm arraigned for per­ defendant in a suit for seduction brought by letter! Thomas McElrath has for anumberof Mrs. JeMie Raymond. Damag< s are demaudel , considered until the expiration ot the sistently excluding colored mon from Ju­ yearn lived about a mile west of Marl­ by Mrs. Raymond in tbe sum of 910,WO. ‘ morntn< — — hour., whin the remainder ries, the law not requiring it, it waa held borough, N. Y. He is a farmer in fair It ia announced from Washington thydiywiaztren to.uiostes upon th. lautfeo. that the complaints against him were well XI in auuuuxicuix ui iu .. Mimi^..tor Honrton.of Alabama. The suIokIc* werejdcfounded. In the case of Davis, a Deputy Col­ circumstances, aa also a cultivator of CHICAGO. that tho question at iaaue between the Govern- ' Hvered by Homo. Moreau, Hamlin, Thurman, lector in a Tennessee district, who, while on a berries. The strange peculiarity of Mc­ raid, killed a moonshiner, and was indicted for Elrath is that for nearly twelve yean ment and th. Ute. relative to the latter moving Cows and Helfers. iloipea the customary reeolutlona in a State court, it was decided that tho out of the State of Colorado has been settled. d the Hetuue adjourned... .In tho murder killing was done by him aa an officer of tho he has not slept a wink. He tried every­ Tbe Southern Utes have agreed with Secretary United States tn tho discharge of his duty, and thing to woo the drowsy god, but all to Schurz to cede their reservations in considera­ that, if the provocation had not been sufficient, no purpose. Medicines of various kinds tion of their back annuities being settled and ho would hare bean am ana bio to Federal, and indemnity for their land. The place selected were unavailing, and the sleepless not State, law. for their new home is a strip of land berry-grower of Marlborough was tho bordering on the Ia Platte river in New De Leraeps. wonder for miles around. A few yean Mexico, within teo muse of the Navajo reserva­ tntree, reported a tdll to establish a Board ot Com­ w..,. —-------------- -I-tion ... .Owing to tbe exhaustion of tho appro­ — ■ ■__ — Considering that he lb in the 75th ago an account of this remarkable c^so priation for the Government printing office, year of his age, M. de Lesseps may be was published, and was copied by news­ about LUX) men and women have been tur- and to amend the act of 1806 to facilitate commu­ nication between States. Ths three bills were or­ set down ae a well-preserved man. He papers throughout tho land. McElrath dered printed and made the special order tor the woe born at Veraailles, France, Nov. at that time offered a largo sum of of preening importance. 19, 1805. Ho has yet considerable monev to any person who would make vigor and life left in him, notwithstand­ him sleep. He received offen and ad­ The Republicans of Indiana elected ing his old age. Mme. de Lesseps, who vice through tho mail from patent­ their delegatee to the Chicago Convention by speaks very good English, boasts that medicine venden and leading physi­ district conventions, held throughout tbe Mr. Cameron presented the Joint resolution Bhe was not married to De Loaseps un­ cians throughout the United States and Htate. on tho 25th ult No instructions were So. 1 Rad Fall. til he was 64 years old, and that she Canadas. One San Francisco man was given to any of tbe delegates, except those from tbo Second and Seventh 17th nit., deprecating any financial legis­ has had seven children in eight years, positive he could “ fix him," but ho Congressional dintrtcta. In the farmer they lation aa likely to endanger the prosjter- of whom two were twins. Mme. de didn’t were directed to vote for Blaine, and in the The long, weary nights passed on, latter they were instructed to,vote against any authorizlng the Public Printer to furnish all ap­ Lesseps is of Creole origin. 8be is the man for a third term. Tbe delegates from six plicants st th coplea of bills, resorts aud other daughter of M. de Bngass, who was a month after month, but Mr. McElrath of tbe thirteen districts are said to haro a Judgo in Mauritius, or the Isle of slept not. Some persons insinuated strong preference for Blaine; Sherman will re­ France, an English island in the In that he slumbered and was not aware ceive the support of one district delegation; ot Ccngreaa, on such applicants paying the rwt dian ocean, where she was bom. She of the fact His family and neighbors was 31 yean old in I860, when De Les­ sat up night after night and watched, cnees of tho dclrgates were not erprened. Senator Edmunds says, regarding tbe acuot seps married her on his return from but “not a wink of sleep did Thomas TOLEDO. Congress. Mr. Kirkwood submlttet a resolution, have.” The fact that Mr. McElrath which was adopted, call lug on tbe I'ostmseter Palestine. remained in good health, and trained in­ he would not take tho nomination if it were The Gentle, Gentle Indten. stead of lost ileeh, and continued to tendered. His aspirations lie in the direction tor cau cetins stamps usd In the nradr£ Dear, gentle, noble-hearted Indian. work hard daily throughout the summer New York poatofllce. A resolution Introduced by Mr. Morgan wm adopted, calling for Information How often, like other good men, he has season, was something that philosophers ▼cution, lobe held al Burlington, April 7. for Sue wrong. Let us feed him, and give and physicians alike could not explain. tho purpose of selecting delegates to tbe Dem­ in some new guns, and when, in his McElrath was indeed a phenomenon, ocratic National Convention at Cincinnati. The coueld red. and was finally laid convention for nominating a State ticket will per-Gout, tbl over until the second Monday In December. wayward momenta, he breaks ont and and his case without a parallel. He not be held until after the meeting of tho Na­ That'll a John Porter case was laid over till Monday. slaughters,a few Colorado families, just was positive that he did not sleep, and INDIANAPOLIS. tional Convention. to keep his hand in, let us give him invited investigation. But his hours of Lieut. Goy. Shuman, of the Chicago Fituhback. of Louisiana, Naval plenty of whisky, that remorse for his wakefulness came to an end on Friday unlondness may not prey on his noble night of last week, when, for the first Pww—neat gubcrm’.torkJ race in llHnota....Btmztor LosooL And, by the way, let us put a time in over eleven years, he slept one to Ufeoa Qrtnt ruortvfew pounds of strychnine into it to make long, delicious sleep, and awoke od the *Ug U1" °f 1,1WO,’‘ S? Chica ° Con"®the possibility of remorse still more tion, fcn(] Congressman Burrows, of Michigan, thoroughly impossible.— BurdeUe. is sure to fcufe will east her vote for Blaine. tok. Jafcse Bower*, tar u» amrtsr « »s t RUMORS come from Boaton of a aebmne to oooaoUdato tbe Cblfiagp. Hartington aixl Qatocy, Atobiaon, Towka and Bauta Fr, Atlantic and Pacific, and Mexloan Central �AGBtCVLTt'KAL. nabhvilli:. dither killed, wounded or disabled by disease while in the service. It ia cer­ tainly on extraordinary fact that, after - MABCH fl, 1880. sons’should daily discover that they are entitled to relief from thb Govern­ The costa involved in a lawsuit about a calf rained at $10, which has just been ment. decided at Leavenworth, Kan.^mounted Samuel, one ot the New Lebanon to $900. Shakers, was killed by lightning. Mary, a Shaker spirit medium, says that she BA^oxESk Bumdett-Ooctts, whose' met him a few days afterward, and that charitable deeds have made her name the following conversation was held: famed and revered throughout all Great “Samuel I What in the world does this Britain and Europe, inherited in 1837 mean?** **I do not know. I go to the' $20,000,000,- the income of which she shop and the boarding-house, and no annually dispenses on worthy objects. one notices me. What is the meaning TwoBelgian exploring expeditions of all this, Mary?” “Why, Samuel,, arc now on the march in Africa. There don’t you know that you are dead?” are also French and Italian exploring “Dead I Why, no. I am not dead." parties in that country. V»rioU8 En­ “Surely you are. You were struck by glishmen, Germans and Americans are lightning s week ago last Thursday and also independently invading that mys­ killed, and we buried you in the yard yonder.” "Mary, is that really so?" terious land. “Certainly it.is." “Then, good bye, There is a perfect rage for fur in Mary.” He disappeared, and Mary has Paris. Ladies are wearing dresses of it, never soen him since. . SATURDAY, - THE DISCOVERT OF MOLD. devour the bodie. of th. dead. Bun- Thf. spring of the almanac now bo­ gins; bqt the spring-like weather dur3' g a large portion of this winter has lowed the spring-work of the Middle, Southern, and Western Slates to be greatly forwarded; For the first time in. many years, the writer hot been plow­ ing through nearly the whole of Janu­ ary, and hundreds of other formers have done the same. Fencing, ditching, clearing wood-land, and even sowing grau-seed, ItaK been extensively done, as though qSng had already oome. Sometimes, “the moat haste is the worst nothing, more than a common-school education, and the knowledge scraped up in a country printing office, will ad­ vance to the front rank in his profession. He has the journalistic knack, and forces recognition because he has it He gets into- a good position, not be­ cause he has wealthy parents to influ­ ence the proprietors of leading news­ papers, but because he knows what to write and hdw to write it. His articles go in because they supply a demand, while perhaps the elaborate essays of a man educated on two continents are cast into the waste-basket. The good writer is born, not made. Albert N. Hatch, of Edgemont, Pa., writes the following to the Philadelphia Press; “In looking over my note-book tbe other day I come acrooa something relating to the discovery of gold in California which I thought might inter­ est your feeders, and therefore send it for your consideration. I was upon the ground shortly after the discovery, and was acquainted with the principal act­ ors. The discovery took place exactly thirty-two yews before the date of this paper, and occurred iu the following manner: Capt. Suter waa building a saw-mill and had employed two or three white men, as well as a number of Indians. They had dug a race to the river and built the framework of tbe mill. In the evening they had turned the water into the race so as to sluice out the tail-race. In the morning one of the white men by the name of Jim Marshall went down into the tail-race in order to find out how much dirt had been washed out His attention was attracted to some shining lumps. Not knowing what they ware he gathered up several of them and took (hem to his fellow-workmen for their inspection. One of these men had some knowledge of metals, and st ouce proceeded to tewt tho nuggets. He procured some aqua­ fortis, and, after applying it, pronounced it gold and no mistake. It was agreed to keep the discovery a secret, but Mar­ shall .was to inform Capt. Suter, who wm then at his fqrt, some twenty miles distant Marshall took several of the nuggete in a bag and started on foot to the fort. Of the interview Capt. Suter gives the following account: ' Marshall reached my place about 3 o’clock in tbe afternoon. He seemed greatly agitated. He asked m6 to go into a private room, as he had something to communicate. After we were in the room he asked me to lock the door. I felt uneasy, for the man looked wild. After I hud locked the door he desired me to place some­ thing over the key-hole. “Now, Cap­ tain," says he, “do you think any one can bear us?" He then pulled out bis bag of precious metal, and, emptying it upon the table, desired me to examine it, which I did, and pronounced it gold. Marshall immediately prepared to re­ turn. I told him to remain oil night, and that I would go up with him. I could not persuade him to remain. The next morning I started on horseback, and — several miles*“on - ----- :--------U my way I met Marshall coming Out of the bushes, ail ***L it having rained hard in the night «e traveled along together until we reached the saw-roill, where we found all hands had quit work and gone to gold-hunting. >a a singular fact that the same | man who discovered gold in California j ui ita ilu being oemg found *uiiuu in i waB the cause of rhicb country it wm waa dis- j Australia, in which ties Hargrave. England, covereu by James ’or the benefit derived therefrom, by act of Parliament gave to Hargrave the 1 8am of $75,000, while Marshall has . never received a cent from the United I States, not ewn a pension, showing the ) difference between the two Governnienta. Hargrave and^ Marshall were acquaintances, and Hargrave bad 1 returned from Australia when । Marshall met him and induced him to return to Australia and seek for gold, This he did, and the result wm the find­ after all, the season’« work will be bene­ fited. It is a peculiar time, in which caution should be exercised, lest work Seward on Foreign Relations in 1868. done too soon may need to be done Mr. Seward talked very freely of our foreign relations. At the outset of the Spring Wheat.—Spasmodic efforts war, he said, every foreign Minister in are made now and then, to grow spring Wrehington except Baron Gerolt, the wheat in localities where fall wheat only Prussian Minister, sympathized with should be sown. Spring wheat requ res sec M«ion in one way and another. Their a cool climate, ana the hot aud early viewa had been changed until now they summers of the Middle States are not were all solicitous to avoid giving us favorable to it. Nevertheless, many any offense, and anxious to maintain farmers have “ tribd once more," and the most friendly relations. France have failed, as might have been ex­ had withdrawn her fleet from the mouth pected, and as we have of'en given of the Mississippi, and had dismissed warning would be the result of attempts her Convnl at New Orleans, who had The Secretary of War has made a to grow this class of wheat too far south. made himself offensive to us by aiding and moreover the latter are trying to Southern New York, New Jersey, and the rebels. England evinced in various bring in a fashion of 100 years ago, and statement showing that the-business of Pennsylvania are out of the spring­ ways her kindly feelings, and now asked carry muffs when skating or walking. giving away condemned cannon by wheat latitude, and a line west from as favors concessions she had hitherto Once upon a time a small muff was re­ Congress for monumente all over the Central New York, will ash early as pos­ demanded m rights As an instance of sible separate the fall wheat and spring- this he mentioned that on officer of the cognized os part of a military uniform. country hM got to stop, because the whe-4 districts. Where spring wheat British army, Maj. Winnie, had been supply of cannon is -exhausted. The is sown, tho seed should be in the taken at Point of Bocks coming intq Mb. Weaver, of Bogota, South following statement shows the number ground a, early os the, soil can be fitted our lines without authority. He wm in ' x \ , prison and was to be tried by oourtAmerica, has written a long, letter to of cannon already given away, and their for it iring ' wheat, being martial a» “ »py- Lord Lyons had Oats follow spring Agricultural Commissioner Le Due on value: “Id 1870 there were given away 1 is thought by urged liis releMe several times, but this tbe cinchona tree, in which Le says 195 bronze cannon, worth $22,638.60, । somewhat less hardj.^Lt — .w thatwoats —, will take no harm from ^ad been refused. He had finally prom­ some very decidedly that this useful tree can with $1,275 worth of iron cannon; in careless seeding. But this is a mistake; ised to put a stop to the frequent visits ’ be easily and -profitably cultivated in 1871, forty-three bronze caniion, worth fur a good crop, deep covering in a well- ' Eugliah officers to the rebel armies, ^North California, Oregon, tho Colorado $3,333.76, and $1,240 worth of iron; .in prepared soil is needed; shallow-sown »Qtl in consideration ol this Mr. Seward '■-valley, Texas, Northern Georgia, and 1872, seventy-five of bronze, worth seed docs not tiller; while that sown I llud agreed that tho officer should be deep will tiller about as much as wheat tried, but immediately paruoned. He Alabama, and probably in Virginia. $8,900, and $556 worth of iron ; in 1873, with good covering, the seed may be recited several other instances illus110 of bronze, worth $31,522; in 1874. sown much earlier, and will be safe ' traling the changed disposition of the Capt. Hemphill and im bride are , 186 of bronze, worth $15,709; in 1875, against changes of the weather, while English Government. And now (said sailing down the Ohio and Mississippi j fJurU‘eu of bronze, worth $3,002. Iu j seed near or on the surface will be de- j ^r- Seward), just when we have with strayed either by frost or by dry weather, great difficulty established these relations rivers, on their honeymoon tour, in a I only four bronze cannon were os soon as it sprouts. ’ I with foreign powers and given them boat built expressly for the purpose. gjveQiBnd iu 1877 none; but in 187x8 Covering Seed.—Experience will sat-i “oat distinctly to understand that No other soul is aboard the craft, which | tj10 number rose to twenty-four, and in isfy any one that drill seeding is far bet- intervention in any form will not be is gayly bedecked with flags and ever- . 1379 t0 thirty-seveu. The total weight ter than broadcast sowing; there is a ' tolerated, Mr. Greeley cornea forward, greens, and is greeted on the way with of j)ie bronze cannon given for these saving of seed, every good seed grows, holds private interviews and opens a aud none is wasted, and the plants hav- ' correspondence with the French Minis­ steam whistles and cannon, the bride­ purposes was 512,739 pounds, and of ing a better root are hardier and more | ter to persnade him that the people groom being a popular man and known I iron 357,084.pound8. The value of these vigorous. But a drill costs a large sum would welcome a mediation which i to all steamboat men. cannon was $111,245." There are now is used but twice a year, and for a short ' should terminate the war! Mr. Seward j time, and for a single purpose onlv. 1 showed a great deal of indignation nt ; only 268 condemned bronze cannon An implement that will serve more than | this mischievous interference with our , A citizen of Aurora, IU., purchased left,and 220 of iron; and of these 120 one purpose is economical. For in-1 foreign relations, and expressed fears : United States bonds to thu value of have already been given awry, and ore stance, tbe acme pulverizer not only that it might produce very serious and J $3,750 in Chicago, and, to es<a»pe his breaks up,mellows and levels the ground, injurious results. Mr. Greeley, he said, , waiting waning to iv be uo called caiiou for. iw. Tbe xuu Gettys> creditors, registered them under an as­ I burg memorial acd tbe Lincoln but it covers seed as well, and evenly, had rendered himself clearly and uni monu­ os a drill, leaving similar ridges and mistakably liable to the penalties of tbe sumed Dame. He afterward assigned nwnt need ment ne«-d more bronze cannon cannc than furrows. With such a machine all the law forbidding all such intercourse them under the same name. Tbe First | can be furnished from the stock on work subsequent to the plowing mav be , w*th foreign Ministers; but hia own Comptroller of the Treasury, who whs hand. If these monuments are to be done, and well done; for, by a little in- personal relations with him would renasked to state whether an assignment completed according to their designs, genuity, a broadcast sower may be at- der it impossible for him to take any , tached to it. Inventors will, no doubt. >R the matter, as it would be , under such circumstance* was a legal । Congress cannot give away another gun. in time, furnish na with a machine that charged to personal hostility on his transfer, says he thinks it was valid, os I will plow several furrows, mellow the pari- Secretary Usher (of tho Interior tbe assignment was made ia the name HOUSEHOLD HINTS. grdund and sow and cover the seed, at Department) thought this consideration under which they were registered, even one operation. ' i ought not to interfere with his discharge Cueam Candy.—A pound of sugar, Fertilizers for Sprixt Cropr of a public duty. He said the arrest of though ‘.hat name was a fraudulent one. half a teaspoonful vinegar, table-spoon­ T >n-<!r«>s«ini7 full-imwri nrr n«'oi mild »«. Greeley would do great good by ful of butter; boil fifteen minutes, and dofe this mouth if at all ^Th« return I satisfying the people that the GovernLeadville is a place of strong con­ stir it up only once at the first. ing warmth first affita the Zd ' meat mint ti. punish all violations of departures from loyalty wrth trasts. The characteristics of a new Cake Without Eggs. —Three tea­ thev X te i^Tfore tlT I™mining town ore seen there yet; gamb­ cups of cream, two of sugar, one teacup in COicorn starch, three of flour, one teaspoon rente, before lho upper portion hw «p. I “ s S 00 , 4 4 “1 ndicule of Mr. fomte. ling hells and bar-rooms are more baking powder, pinch of salt. Flavor. pwred to gre.. A droLdng ot 150 or ' »> Sutenumerous than any other places of Source of Revenue. Doughnuts.—One cup of sugar, two T business, the pistol and the knife aje eggs, one cup of milk, nutmeg, two tea­ ■JOO pound, per .ere ot Mr good «t»i- 1 1“4 th,° *rb'“r »' oal “ Who pays the revenues ?but " isi. an in­ d.1 fertilizer e^. be ured Sitb prod. J^^ro^.”3 tere.fng-qSe.tren diffiin common use, highwaymen rob the spoonfuls cream of tartar, one teaspoon­ on erep, it .pplied .t the proper C.UrelteM.1 bjf FretreUmf brfd cu)l “Where does the reve­ stages close by, and desperate advent­ ful saleratus, a piece of butter the size tune, when th. growth begin, to .tert. 1 £jtXntcd ’ u Wuhington bj r<H,:e frem? ■ i. equMljr inlere.bng, nue come from ? " is equally interesting, .. . . . । reprcsenieu ui v» asuu urers abound; but opposed to these of an egg. luz eeoe.utr ot Atnencn General who kept . -flourLd “4 "orc liunng the lnz preoent prretrot neoemitj Amenczn c^,,ul General who kept Potted Fresh Fish.—Clean, wash things is a strung desire for law and rncnitnre 1. in huger larger crop. cm™ ,t at the muno umn , (ecd . .1 Wicuitnre storc„lhe C.nitol, .nd who ye*r ending June 30. 18,1), the and let remain over night in cold, salted upon imports aggregated order, schools and churches are being M proportionate co.t, th... kuew no moro o, ,bo nccereitir. Md 4?‘J "J"" water. For six pounds of fish allow co.t,or.le nnr nnuuinf .mull rtnt.w Tine rocnlf , .... . ..... St 1 .l.< .-!*>;» A.-4F* T Vi Out' national ejbitem-; $133,395,435. This was made up of established, aud it is thought that tbe three ounces o! salt, two of ground pep­ our present .mail one.. Tbi, remit • upon hundreds, of — artiby addition, fer- I • OJ ine ho p did o( the politic, ot tbe TT,: only -...j be seenred --------- - ... ...... , iaQ ne 0IIIlcs oi tnemoon. . moon, J ~—duty ;— collected '—. -------------------------civilization of Leadville will soon be per, two of allspice and one of cloves. can tilizinf. . .. wh„ • op ole. ol lororgu nredueUorr u«i nrsnutilumg Thr The tirniwxnt present n.erege nf ol ntir our .. Mt tBsrrerolr. Wten „|, Into an earthen jar put alternate layers accomplished. crop. » not more lh«rr one-fonrth ol duri mo„ „rioul „ ol faetare. The foUowwg » u list ol nrtrof fish and spica with a dust of flour tbnt which Ure soil u capable ot pro- Secretary's eiixmtiotr, awoke at this 1 clea upon """" which duty amounting to and a few bite of butter. Pour over anmno. .. Uli , expressed th. opinion th.t . •_ during, and this nitra extra tlirMs-fzsnrtha three-fourths in, Edward S. May, of Detroit, was a li *1.000.000 rurd over wns collected durequal parte of vinegar and water till the juror in a case against some tobacco fish is well covered, tie a floured cloth may be produced without any more would be mush better to ridicule Mr. }“® cu*a«?r s labor by the use of fertilizers or addi­ Greeley out of crotchets than to send | HoMen,’..'.'.’.’’7.'...'.’.’ dealers who had defrauded the revenue. over the top to prevent the steam es­ tional manures—but fertilizers chiefly. him to F^rt Lafayette. The rest of the I l»c<-. braid., atmp*.«ic-... • • •■■■ LlMU.lCfl caping and bake five hours. L?t re ­ He went privately to the residence of - however, U —U ,h„ Artificial fertilizers add to the soil _______ company, thought the matter Mi.ryi.ai.wu. article, of manutactun J the defendants and asked what they main until cold, then cut in slices. . 1.ISB.IS4 certain elements in a condition in which one of too much gravity for such treat­ C ream-uf-Tartar B iscuit. — One uf wool or rotton. i unueti would givs io secure a disagreement ot they are immediately active, and force ment Mr. Seward said that Mr. Mer­ Ea>brt>lJrrte«. Lu*<-n«. brown or blracbrd . . quart of flour, one pint of milk, one . fiffi.kb* cier , (the French Minister) knew Mr. Glow*, of kid or le«tb« r the jury. They shrewdly told him that teuspoonful of soda, two of cream of a strong, vigorous, ea.ly growth, and . f.lbC.rM Dnwa good*, of silk he must serve them without pay, or tartar, and one of salt. Butter the size so enable the plants to push out a large • Greeley ns a very prominent andinfluen- Ribbon* number of feeding roots, which find । tial supporter of the administration— nrtlrha of auk . they would expose his dishonesty. He of an egg. Mix the cream-of-tartar out and appropriate the manure later, as having in fact almost dictated its MiMwHaoooua . 1.u<J6.«7 ernud; ............................ . . . . I.5M1M saw that they had him at a disadvan­ witli the flour, rub in the butter and when it is in the best condition for 1 j.olicy upon several most important sub­ Still wiu<* J.tOM.Bmi salt, dissolve the soda in a teaspoonful j jects; and it would be very natural for tage, and obediently refused to agree of boiling water, and mix all together plant food. . iv.*aj?a l4.7Vt.14l A strong plant digests its food better him to receive Mr. Greeley’s represehwith the eleven other jurors on a con­ lightly'. . H.COO.StM . 3,U«4.1<« viction. But his visit to the defend­ ■Potato Balls,or Croquettes.— Four than a weak one, and its appetite, so to i tations as proofs that, in spite of the Plate* or abrcta ot tin.. speak, is more vigorous, precisely os is assurance ofthe Secretaryot State, the of t ants came oat, after all, and he was large, mealy potatoes, cold; mash them r-'21would not be wholly averse ' to that of a strong, healthy young animal, people in pan with two table-spoonfuls of fresh fined >100. It is with the plant as with the animal; foreign intervention. — "Journal oj melted butter, a pincu of salt, a little early feeding, and vigor of growth, Henry J. LzymondJ' in Scribner. Signor Brumidi, the aged artist who pepper, one table-spoonful of cream, bring early and vigorous maturity. The 3,W6.7» ButulDg... and the beaten yelk of one egg; rub it died recently in WMbington, was an together for about five minutes, or until farmer should study to get early o strong Bhy a Letter Doesn’t Go. “ See Me Buy His Soul for Two Centff.” interesting character. His work in very smooth; shape the mixture into aud healthy growth. Speaking of goodness calls to mind There Is No Fear of a Surplus.— : Because you forgot io address it. America hM beep chiefly confined to balls about the size of a walnut or small an incident that happened in one of our Because you forgot to stamp it The world’s markets are at our feet. frescoing the walls of the National rolls, dip them into un egg well beaten, shops, showing again the poor side of Because yon forgot to write the town and then into the finest sifted bread The fear that we may produce more or State on the envelope. frail humanity. A man from a neigh­ Capitol—though a little work of his is than can be disposed of is a bug-bear crumbs; fry them into boiling lard. Because you used a once-canceled boring village, wealthy and well known shown outside, as the great altar piece and a phantom. It has been conclusive­ Pudding.—An excellent apple pud­ m a generous giver to various institu­ stamp. at St Stephen’s Church, in New York ding can be made from the remains of ly shown that, at a certain price, we can Because you cut out an envelope­ tions, and yet close-fisted and penurious control all tho European markets, and city—years having been occupied by a rice pudding. Arrange well-sweet­ stamp and pasted it on your letter. withal, wm having a little job done in a that this price, while it pays us fairly, is shop, and as be came for the work an Because you used a foreign stamp. him, at good pay, in decorating the ened and flavored apple sauce in alter­ too small for a profit to the European nate layers with cold rice pudding;add Becanse you wrote the address on Irishman who had worked for him said rotunda of the Capitol alone. Brumidi farmers, who have to pay large renu, a little butter and sugar, sift sugar over to the men: “ See me buy his soul for the top of the envelope, and it was wm not a Michael Angelo, though hold­ the top, and put in the oven to heat heavy taxes, employ expensive labor, surely obliterated by the poatoffioe dat­ two oenta,” at the same time laying a ing to the National Capitol of the through and brown on the top. Any and use costly fertilizers. two-cent piece upon the bench where ing, receiving and canceling stamps. Think fob a Moment I—There are And because yon put your letter in a the work was. The gentleman, seeing United States much the same relation sort of flavoring may be used for this 7,000,000 of soldiers in Europe, who are blank envelppe, and sealed it and for­ the money, after hastily looking about as did Angelo to BL Peter’s at Rome. pudding. non-producers, and expensive consum ­ warded it to—tne Dead-Letter Office, the room to see that do one wm look­ Bibd’s Nest Pudding.—;Take six or The frescoes of Brumidi were im­ seven cooking apples, pare them, and ers; 2,000,000 or 3,000,000 of army where thousands of valuable letters are ing, picked up the money and put it in mense, and have been subject to much remove the cozes without breaking the horses, all eating, and not working; destroyed because the people are either his pocket. When he came Jo pay for Emperors, Kings, Princes, and titled criticism, which will die away as age apples. Place them in a pie-dish; next, careless or ignorant of the postal-laws. his repairs he wm charged 27 cents. persons of ail kinds, who are supported And to the above we would add a As ho had generally paid but 25 cents mellows his work and leads the entice wash thoroughly four heaped table­ in^the greatest luxury out of the pub­ few reasons why an answer don’t for ihe same work, he inquired what tho to submit their minds to the general­ spoonfuls of sago; mix with sufficient lic revenues; and ” the farmer pays for extra 2 cents wm for, and, after some come: cold water to fill the dish containing ization which the artist begged for his the appro, Because you do not sign your name. urging, he wm gently informed that it . apples, auu and bake v»*c in iu a uwueimc moderate all." We need not fear to compete with work when apreading it on the broad OTen_ cherries, prunes, etc., may be farmers so burdened; our prosperity Because you sign it so indistinctly it wm to pay for the 2 cents he had picked consists in lessening the cost of our up. He quickly left thushop.—Springoutfaces of the vast structure which used instead of apples, or tapioca in­ produce, and selling it to those nations Because yen do not give name of field (Man.) Republican. stands as the treasure-house of such stead of sago; and, if well made, the who thus hamper themselves with bur­ postofi’ce. pudding is palatable, wholesome aud artistic genius aa he possessed. Families. dens too grievous to be borne; becom­ Because you do not give name of inexpensive ing, in fact, the food producers for a county. Famines have been lamentably fre­ Because you do not give name of quent during tbe last few years. In Sidney Shores, of Somerset county, large portion of the population of the It is stated that new applications for world, nearly one-half living without State. 1869, absolute starvation prevailed for pensions are pouring into the Interior Md., caused a furor of i-dignation by labor. you write with , pencil, several months throughout Finland and marrying his 13-year-old step-daughter. Department at the rate of 7,000 per along the Baltic seaboard, aggravated bv which is rubbed off and illegible. He has been arrested on a charge of A Aatural Ulft. month. Where they come from is a illegal marriage, and will be prosecuted Because you,use ink so pale and dim a frort of unexampled severity, which There is no mistake about it—towrite it cannot be read. destroyed hundreds of those who made mystery.. Some 250,COO pensioners are to the fullest extent o the law. acceptably for the press requires a nat­ Because you write so poorly no one for the towns in quest of relief. In 1871, now on the rolls, and over 200,000 An 18-year-old white boy in Jasper ural aptitude. Some fond parents edu­ can read it. a yet more terrible famine decimated the claims are pending, and these numbers county, Ga., is legally married to a cate their sons with the special view of Because you do not inclose stamp to population of Northwestern China, indicate that nearly one-half of the woman 71 yean of age. making journalists of them, but it is many of the sufferers being driven to •cale in Eastern Rnmia during tiie great drought of . 1873. The failure of the Ben­ gal noe nrop at the close of that year swept away, during the early months of 1874, at least half a million of lives. Th© dearth in Bulgaria in 1876, and that in Cashmere a twehre-month ago, are still fresh in public memory, while the pres­ ent year has been ushered in by three distinct famines—in Ireland, in Silesia and in the Persian province of Seistan. FACTS AID FIGURES. The coat of passenger locomotives of ordinary size is about $12,000; heavier cost as high aa $20,000. The Congregationalists have in Lon-* don 246 churches, 70 of which report 16,205 worshipers. In England and Wales they have 4,248 churches and stations and 2,718 ministers. The oldest European language is the Basque “language, which is spoken in ths Basque provinces. Spain, and is also prevalent in Navarre. It is now spoken by about 600,000 Spanish and French. Its native name is ISakuara.' The American Board hM expended more than $1,200,000 on missions among the Indians, and gathered 50 churches with 4,000 members. The mission among the Dakotas returns eight churches and 600 members. The return of the number of wolves and other wild animals killed last win ter in France hM just been published, and shows the following results: Wolves, 402; young wolves, 153; foxes, 6,771; badgers, 5,036; wild boars, 5,328. There were in this country, at the end of 1879, about 84,000 miles of rail­ road ; in G&at Britain, according to the latest accurate statistics. 11,369 miles; m Prussia, 8,646 miles; France,in 1870. 10,847; and Russia, in 1874, had 10,725 miles. . The last year showed a great increase in the number tit cmigrante sailing from Liverpool. The returns for the year show that 117,914 persons left England. Of these 68,861 were English and 13,004 Irish, the rest being chiefly foreiRuers. There wm a total increase of 46.762 as compared with the previous year. The returns of vessels launched in the Clyde in 1879 show a falling off of 49,150 tons as compared with 1878, but an increase of 3,493 tons as compared with 1877. Altogether last year 170 vessels, of an aggregate tonnage of 173,438, were launched, as compared with 236 vessels and 222.359 tons in 1878. A feature of last year’s work wm a fleet of ateel vessels aggregating 18,808 tons. Nearl y 300,000,000 postal cards were used in tbe United States Inst year. They are made at Holyoke, Mass., by a private concern, under the general super­ vision of s Government officer. The work is nearly all done by machinery, even to counting and putting them up in^packages of twenty-five. The use of postal cards is said to have driven many makers of writing paper and envelopes out of business. It is estimated that among the En­ glish-speaking population of the world there are 18,000,000 Episcopalians, 16,000,000 Methodists, 13,500,000 Ro­ man Catholics, 10,230,000 Presbyterians, 8,000,000 Baptista, 6,000,000 Congregstionalists, 1,04*0,000 Unitarians. Of minor religious sects there arc 1,500,000 ad­ herents, and 8,5U0,000 are of no particu­ lar religion. The gnwt cast steel manufactory at Essen, in Germany, hM existed since 1810. It has been conducted by the present owner, Herr Alfred Krupp, since 1826, and since 1848 for his sole account The number of workmen at the close of 1877 amounted to 8,500. There are in these works 1,648 fur­ naces, 77 steam hammers, the largest of all weighing fifty tons, 18 trains of rolls, and 1,063 machine tools. One of the steam engines at Essen is 1,000 horse power. When all existing facilities are employed, the wotks can produce in twenty-four hours 2,700 rails, which will lay lit miles of Hue, 150 locomo­ tives and car axles, 180 car wheels, 1,000 railroad springs, 1,500 grenades, etc. In one month there can be produced 304 field guns and guns ot large caliber. At the various works of Herr Krupp there were also employed 5,300 work­ men in addition to those already enu­ merated. The mines attached to the works embrace four coal mines and 562 iron-ore mines, including iron znines near Bilboa, in Spain. A Zach Chandler Story. A citizen of Washington wm walking np Pennsylvania avenue, just after the first battle of Bull Run had fillea the town with dismay and despondency, and chanced to encounter Senator Zach Chandler, greatly excited over the dis­ astrous defeat, and swearing like a Tem­ plar. The Senator seized him by the arm—the two had been friends for years —and s.dd: “ Let’s go right up and see Lincoln. Something’s got to be done, or the country’s gone to------ sure.” In a few minutes they entered the White House, and found Lincoln—he had evi­ dently been weeping—with his wife, in the Bine room, in a state of agitation. The President held out his band, ex­ claiming: “My God,Chandler,I’m glad to see yon. We are ruined, ruined. What shall be done?" “ Done?” echoed the Senator; “what must be done ia this: Yon must write out a proclama­ tion at once, calling for 300,000 men." Lincoln expostulated. He had not yet had a Cabinet meeting, but be wm to have one that evening. “ We cant wait,” argued Chandler; “ we must have the proclamation immediately?.It will give confidence to the nation/Without it well be in anarchy before a week. Come, Mr. President, there’s not a min­ ute to lose,” and he urged Lincoln to‘a desk on which writing materials lay. “ 1’11 wait for the document and take it to the Associated Press, and to-morrow it will be over the country." Tbe proc­ lamation wm hurriedly written out, and carrie d off by Chandler. AN Iowa paper says that “the Des Moines ladies have made a compact to remain at home Friday afternoons to receive calls.” But if they all remain at home who will do the calling? �C. C. WOLCOTT’S COLUMN! ing their white friend* venison, fish or They liave raised quite a family of Mich game aa they thought would children, three of whom ha re died, two daughter* and one son—tbe eldest. ' incident connected with them might After the Battle Creek and Uaating* not be out of 'pface here, which is as state road was laid oat through Johns* follows: • town, and passed Mr. Bristol’s house, SATURDAY, .---------- MARCH «, 1880. After the town was organized and the he wm often called on to supply food town board waa in session at Mr. Bris­ aud shelter to the weary traveler, the JOHNSTOWN AMD BALTIMORE. tol’s the Indians thought to treat the thought struck him that a tavern would Honorable gentlemen to a feast, so they be a paying institution, so he erected presented Mrs. Bristol with b large, the first frame- house in the town, plump turkey, which tbe good lady In writing up a history or sketch of proceeded to dress for the dinner of tbe splen’jtfd farm house now on the farm, the pioneer lire* of the first white men Fathers. Tbe bird was cooked, in the- and which was then an addition or who ventured to intrude on the priva- most approved manner and placed be­ wing to the log house. And for many - cy of the red men ofrfho forest of any fore her guests who’ proceeded to get yean Bristol’s Tavern was known all portion of lower Michigan, there are outside of a portion of it, but placing over the country as the best place for a many very great difficulties to sur- a piece of the savory stew between traveler to put up for entertainment, - mount, foremost of which is the inabil­ their teeth they began to masticate the that could Ims found. After the road ity to gather facte; the old pioneers same,.but there not being power enough became passable for teams, stages were having alxuit All removed to a pountry in their jaws to grind it, their respective put on, post-offices established, and from which no direct information from morsels were laid beside their plates to The above cut represents people began to feel that they were be­ them can be received. There are but rest, and the Honorable gen­ ginning to see daylight. The first post few of the original settlers of the county tlemen voted that the tough- office was kept by Emory Cherry, and of Barry now living, and of the two ett business that had, at any time, as the administration changed the post townships of which we write there are, come before the board. Mrs. Bristol office shifted between Emory Cherry, as we will see, but very few to tell the dissected the fowl and gave it an extra John Culver and William R. Bristol, story of the hardships and privation turn for breakfast, but the more t’was Bristol getting the lion’s share by rea­ endured by them in their endeavor to cooked, tl*e tougher it became, and it son of his house being the place of make for themselves a home in the was finally consigned to the dogs for “THE BEST MACHINE IN THE WORLD.” general resort and the place where the “bowling wilderness” of this state. The Champion is well constructed throughout, and in every particular only dissection; the Indians being question­ stages changed horses. It was iu the year 1886, when the ed about the turkey replied : “Ugh! tlie txist workmanship is employr-d and the best quality of material. Where Staging was not,so very pleasant at wrought iron is best adapted for the required purpose, wrought iron is used; great state of Michigan was yet a terri- good ’nough for pale-face.” that time, as often passenger? were where the various grades of steel are best, those grades are used; where malea•tory, and while the greater por­ Mr: Bristol after coming on his land obliged to disinount from the coach, ble iron is best, malleable iron is used; and malleable iron which is so tough tion was inhabited only by Indians divided it into four farms retaining walk through the mud, the men carry­ and strong to resist strain and breakages, is largely employed as a substitute for cast iron, of which very fe^r parts are now made. The machines are thor­ and wild beasts, that Harlow Merrills one-fourth for himself and giving each ing rails, haudspikes or poles, to lift oughly examined and tested before leaving the factory, so that every machine with his family landed in the southern of his three sons a quarter-section, he the lumWriog vehicle out of a rut or is absolutely right and perfect when it gets into the fanner’s hands, and he in portion of what is now the township of erected his house, and having a little mud hole, and glad were the mud stain­ thus saved tlie>nnoyance of having to adjust it in the first placet and all trouble Johnstown, having come all the dis­ ready cash engaged a man to team it ed travelers-wb^n Bristol's tavern hove from its after use. Our competitors admit that the Champion is the best made Reaper and Mower; but while they might have been equally careful in the con­ tance from Detroit by that slow but for him, going tn Ann Arbor for.pork, io Bight.^MnBristol waa also the firat struction of their machines, and thus have earned a like reputation for'them, sure power, an ox team, not quite so flour and groceries, .Battle Creek for Itersoti to build a frame barn which is none have had the enterprise to do this when they considered that the saving of quick < g passage aa could be made to­ vegetables, and Gull Prairie for bay. a few dollars only in the cost yielded a large annual profit, forgetting that this still standing, and considered the heav­ day. but then there being no danger of There being no roads in- the town was made at the cost of their customers and that their machines were iest timber frame ever erected in that saving consequently that much poorer. By comparing the main frames, pipe boxes, a collision with the fast express, they teaming was anything but pleasant, town. Also the first school ever taught shoes, cutter-bais, guard-fingers, and numerous minor parts of tbe Champion' felt sure of tlie road, especially when and as the first recorded highway in in town was in a part of their house in with the corresponding parts in other machines, it will be found that the ma­ the wagon got stuck fast in the mud and the town was surveyed by Fred Bur­ 1888, but we failed to l“arn tbe teach - terial used in tne Champion is more suitable, better and of course more expen­ required the strength of two or three gess iu 1838 through section 35 and into sive—not to mention the superior workmanship. Where others use wood or er’s name. The school was held in a cast iron exclusively, we use largely malleable iron and wrought iron ; where extra teams to get it free, aud Oh, how section 34, it did not help the travel lean-to back side of tbe log house and others employ common wrought iron, we take cold rolled iron ; aud where some glad were the wornout travelers when north and south to any great extent, the writing desk wo* shown us, which manufacturers are lilwral enough to use cold rolled iron (as for the cutter-bar), their crafa was freed from danger and and as the settlers had to cut and’dear certainly ia a curiosity and ought to be we use cast-steel. These arc no empty assertions, but facta known to everymathey could spread all sail aud force roads to ’their farms as l»est they could, chine-man and well-informed fanner, and can be easily verified by carefully preserved with the records of the examining and comparing the machines. The strict adherence to this ruleto their way on through tbe mighty sea highways were not confined to section town. It ia simply a blnckwalnut board employ none but the best and most suitable material and workmanship, regard­ of mud or sand. After many days of lines or any other lines, but went where nbout six feet long with the corners cut less of the cost—has been the foundation of the Champion's unparalleled (ac­ weary toil, and travel Mr. Merrills tiiey would accomodate their project­ Tbe Amercan farmers have become too well educated and intelligent to oft* and a strap of iron across near each | cess. practice tn any extent the penny-wise, pound-foolish economy of buying cheap found his way to the sjxit above men­ ors to the best ad vantage. At that time end in which are staples which- were agricultural implements, poorly made of inferior -stock. True economy is to tioned where, he was to begin it war tiiew* was only a trail to the spot where driver, into the logs at the side of the select a substantial, well-made aud reliable machine, and this-is especially true with the mighty forest around him, ’now stands the city of Hastings, and house, and when in use were held up in purchasing a Reaper or Mower, the most important of all the various imple­ with but fifty cents in his pocket when whoever had business nt that spot ments the farmer uses. “Good judgment i« economy—economy is wealth.” by legs fitting into holes cut on the he urriveS, and a family to provide for. must go on foot or on horseback. ( under side of the board to receive them The future looked rattier dark to him, In the winter of 1837-8 the Legisla- iI and when not iu use the legs = were _ rebut real pluck will always win, anil as ture organized Barry County a>1(l < moved and the desk dropped down out mnt'Ml anil flip tips1.' ilmnix-il down nnt he had plenty of that article he was divided it into four towns of which 1 of ti>f. way. Will harvest all kinds of grain and grass in the most complete manner, cut­ bound to succeed. Going to the then Johnstown Baltimore, Assyria aud | Mr. Bristol and wife are the only ting the thinnest and the thickest, tho shortest and the longest, the lightest and little burg Battle Creek, he would Maple Grove was called Johnstown the heaviest grain in any condition, standing straight or lodged, green or over­ |M*ntons now living of the first four ripe, on any kind of ground ; no matter what the condition of the crop, ground work from Monday morning io Satur­ and the first election was held at the settlers of the town, except children, or weather, it will enfa full swath, clean, all around the field, without wasting day night and take his pay iu what house of Wm. P. Bristol April 2nd of whom only two are left of Mr. grain. Sample of the above machine can lx* seen nt Wolcott’s Hartlware. Now eatables he could get. and shoul- 1837 and Steven V. R. York Iteing chos­ is your time to onler Machines. Fifteen orders already taken. Machines will ‘dering his load would walk home en moderator, und Harlow Merrills Collier’s, two of Mr. Merrills,’.while Mr. certainly be no lower but must In? higher. a distance of many miles, and clerk, they administered the constitu­ Culver, wife and children are all dead. Mr. Bristol is also the only survivor of with what game his son Hiram, tional oath to each other and proceed­ (now postmaster of Johnstown and the ed to business, and as there were but the officers elected at tbe first election only survivor of the pioneers of Barry 12 voters in the whole town their duties held April 1838. county) could get, the family [prosper­ were not very onerous, as there v^ere LECALS. ed, but a glorious opportunity was now offices to fill and but few to fill them It has always been contended by The dlrtarocmrnt* at lhe state treasury during before him in which a fortune could be each person could lx> a candidate for an Life Insurance companies that where President’s Proclamation. February were *43.663,43; receipt*. *500,749,43; balmade, and h« could go on a trading office with a certainty of election, and a person insured commits suicide that Sic 9. Tt aboil b« unlawful for any p«non to aell. Urt«-r. or rive away any aptriluoaa. vinous ar malt voyage equal to any one. A Mr. Albert as there was not the ghoat of a chance the policy becomes vitiated and indeed llquorv, on the day of any election held withia thio nation of Prof. F conch, Shepherd of Bedford wanting rails Hate, under the oon.titutlonor Uw. thereof; and It for tin* opposition there was none, void, John H. Martin, while insane cut split, let the job to Mr. Merrills who, and- unlike the elections of to day, his throat iu Columbus, Ohio, one day of Dowiftac, offer Col. Robert G. Inurr.oll |2tO • I fire day7 rrerlou. to tKv, of Sion E ofo^ ' when he finished the work,' received B proclamation warning the Inhabit- । every man could hold office, and if one last week, and a New York Insurance night fora acrlei of lecturea In thli and other atatca. | a>K] lo the princely sum of five dollars, and Clement Prareall. an t.vloqenarian. was barted In I *nu of the prorialona of thia act, and that all rlolwas not enough, they were welcome to Company refuses to pay the $5,000 in­ Toaxlay will) three packages of trftro-glycer | atlona of the name will lubjcct the offender to hastening home he voketl up his oxen all they wanted. surance gon his life on the grounds Troy Ine placed around him for the benefit of greve-rob- । prompt and »needy punlihmeut, acd requiring anil started for Toledo, Ohio, forratioiih j aheriff*. marehila. connlablea and police officer! to ' " ’. His heirs are to bring ben*. The following in (he ticket elected ®bj>ve stated. . . ... .... . ... . . clone, and il .hall l^> ... nnd clothing. Arriving the™ he loath „ M(. u suit against the company for the am­ m»«x>counlv. Jl«l a few d*yi ago on th<* farm he I clwA'1,, *7 °r fuun<* violating tbe provl*ed np In. w.g»n and returned home I „^ori, ।. w d..». ,„n „o( nmwHxw „ttonptto K,,v o,,nt* 'o>i*por» forthwllb all Hoiatlcni cannot see bow the act of hadoccnpled for 36 year». ID wa. a. worthy eiU-ea ' 1 of lbb*«. to the prcwecuUng attorney a-*d mayor, 'i7rewnl ’lietrated ,,f’ with color, dying, ranking the entire ^>7” .... ...... j Ithe ni“h ™“- <>r *‘ lc‘“l ”“<rhI trip in ten days, as good time ns any party; feet *-J|e rights of his heirs, a right in Ida. filled with agricultural Implement* baa been . ih|s act. Any peraoci’who dall violate any of tbe of his neighbors could make. sop«rTi*or:—Stores v. r. Yolk. I which he in no way becomen interest­ damaged by fire to the amount of (2.000 : Iniurencc, provHlona of thia wrllon, ihall be deemed guilty of | a tni»d«tncanor, and upon conviction thereof, *ii*ll Harlow Merrills was not destined to Clerk' -Harlow Merrill. ed or benefitted. And further, provid­ H. W. Hathaway, a Michigan Central brakeman b° punlabed by a fine ot not lew than twenty-five an eaiterni-ouod freight train, had a band and | dollar*, nor more than one-hundred dollar!, and remain a solitary white man in that ing that a clause actually exists iu the on arm cruabed while coupling ear* al Nile* Monday of prooeeutlon. and on failure to pay such fine' illlarn P. Bristol, Solomon section a great while, as the some year Get man. »"*• eoata. aball be irnprlaoned In lhe conntv policy itself to cover this ground, it is morning. Tbe chaplain of the alate nrtaon l» bolding dally oo* lew tl^n ton day* nor more tian ninety of his entrance into the town Steven tbe contract only of the company, not prayer meeting! in that tnatltulion, with about 400 ■ day!, or bo'h^achlfioeand^mprlviiiment/ln the di* William Sutton, Stephen Collier, John Colver. Colliei .and John Culver moved in, so regular attendant*, every one of whom la under I cretlon of tbe court of the company and the injured. conviction. ' Na*hv<Ue,Mich., March Sth. IMO. • that there were neighbors. The next I. V. B. York. 4 year* ; William P. Bristol. 3 Eno* Crandall, a young man employed at the WILLIAM KILLEN. i; I'lercland Ellis, 2 yean; Harlow Merrill* Hint paper mill, had one of bla arma horrible mu ITeaxlent of tbe Village of Naahrllle. year, 1837, settlers began to flock in MICHIGAN SEWS. tilated while endeavoring to »d}u»t a machinery --------- — ■'---------------------------------- from the Eastern states, principally School Inapeclora ■— belt Saturday. > 11 Ittg C KeSOltlt I till. Grand Rapid* people an* talking about Inviting from the state of New York. Among rilia.8. V. R.York, William Sutton, Haiiow Mcr- Parneb there. George Yeoman* wa* tried and convicted In the RaaoLvan. by the Common Council of tLe vilfoee United olatea ( ourt at Grand Rapid! on Tnaalay of Nashville that at the next vlll*»>>£Ittr^. C the arrivalsand fourth on the list as ou a charg* of ;~.ing counterfeit £ln>t Greenville', beSIm the village election, to be Collector-—John Culver. In Octoberlait. . _ __ _ „____ _ already named, was .William P. Bristol, ConaUbJee-.— . J. F. Aiken, of Bay City, hai been arreat«*d ou a An YpallanU officer Ita* presented a bill to the , ,r, .. , . C ’ *• ® ’ *880. John Culver. Holomon Getman. Philo Norton. who having previously been out and lo­ charge of bigamy. eonuty for feeding SOI tramp*. The auperlnlcnd- rbxl rr "‘ "ihmltted to the elector* of (aid vilOverseer! of Poor h,,e fODrludrd -<* Xt^uXd do^V-d^’^m “ There were *lx murder* and at torn pt* to murder cated section four and purchased it, had Henry Smith. 8. V. K York. In. Michigan la*t month. Fence Viewer!:— hired an uncle to come ou and On Saturday night two meu mrte a daatardjy at- ^^‘baiiSi t R. L. Polk A Co., of Detroit will publuh a new di ­ EJi L^pbam, John Culver, 8. V. R. York. rectory of Grand Rapids tempt at outraging the person of Mr*. Emma For- J1U/ ball tiueh vote to Ik* by tJltot. u£ erect a log house, clear a fie’d for corn, Patbuuutcr* :— A Grand Rapid* jr>m»n ha* announce.! her name dig a well anti prepare for Mr. Bristol’s No. 1. WiPlani P. Briatol; No. 2. Thomae Idon. aa a candidate for aherlfl. arrival. The uncle came on, began to At this election it was voted to pay May Hall died at Grand Rnpldi Monday night fulfil the contract, but discouagements a bounty of $10 for every- full grown from morphine poisoning. A Grand Rapid* doctor eay* that dog* keep lhe beset him ou every side. Marshal! was wolf taken and killed, and the sum of diphtheria In circulation 1‘^tray Xotice. A Grand Rapiila basiosM turn »u sum tn the nearest point where, a plow could $75, voted for that purpose. Wolves An employment bureau ha* been opened at Combined Reaper and Mower What the Champion will do. C. C. WOLCOTT r be purchased and the implement being purchased aud put to use, was bound to fail, as-but little ground waa stirred before smash went the only plow in the town; and as he was burning brush the fire got into his hay which he had drawn through tbe woods from Gull prairie, and not only consumed that but his wagon, completely discouraging tiie mau, who threw up the contract and left the woods, aud when Mr. Bristol arrived, there waa no house. It being near the last of November and winter fast coming ou, Mr. Bristol hastily art the logs, went to the neigh­ bors got the necessary force and dur­ ing the month of December built a log house which not only answered a* a private residence but for tavern, school house, town office, and post office for many years afterwords. Atrthe advent of Mr. Bristol the neighbor* were, not close enough for the chickens to scratch up each others grain, so there was no reason to Quarrel. On. the south the nearest neighbor was four miles: north, ten miles; west, six miles; and east about six miles so that at the raising of Mr. Bristol’s house there were men from Bedford, ABsyria, Barry mid Johnstown, and a grand time to become pereonally and intimately acquainted were *urh occasiont*. Mr. Bristol had near neighbors in the Indian* of whom was a large village on the imuk of rhe lake (Bristol lake) one-half mile east and who were were not very plenty, or else they thought there would be but few full grown ones killed, and as the appropiation would pay for seven ’ and one half, it is evident that they thought a half grown wolf would bo killed. They also voted to pay one dollar per day to the fence viewers for services Actually rendered by them, and also that the town meetings be held at the house of Wro. P. Bristol. It appears that IS out of the thirteen voters received an office, and as there are but three constables named, possi­ bly tiie vacancy was left for the thir­ teenth voter. It also appears that there were favorites even then, as 8.V. R. York got elected to five offices; John Culver four; Merrills, and Bris­ tol three each; Ellis, Sutton and Mr. Gelman, two cadi; while all the rest had to l>e content with one office upice. It also appears that Mr Bristol made ।a very efficient officer as lie held a town office forfjver 90 years, and has held ,every office in the town but two, ord would have held them but they were so much sought after by other*, and of so little consequence that he managed to ।get along without them. Mr. Bristol ;and the wife of his youth are yet alive, iat the ripe old age of 78 aud 76 respect­ :ively. They are a sprightly old couple :full of love for all, and hospitable, ।generous and kind, aud never seem in better spirit* than when recounting Ithe incidents connected with tiieir Jackr on by the Y. M. C. A. About 40 men of Battle Creek and vicinity are going to Colorado on a prospecting tour. The prevalence of diphtheria at Sheridan ha* neceaaitated the cloalng of tbe public acbool. Some ofthe aehooU in Marengo, Calhoun county ilnent attorney and bua- Huttig Butow Dinctey. QAM1MB KITIMUL un, ■awbv, Kick., Capital and Surplus Sloo.ooo. pUEMENT SMITH, Attorney * Counsellor, £J HOUGHTALIK, * SHERIFF. ROBERTS A HOTCHKISS, Druggists & Chemists, pOWER8 A BARLOW, HARDWIRE Iren, Nails, Stovas and Tinware. tr County ifant! for tbs WixrdjFlow. "»■ ENRY k. GOODYEAR, Dealer In H iBOl.-llAILS i SHELF HARDWARE rood! In tnr lino as cheap aa at any home tn MJflblran, freight included A black. American and Foreign Marble, Monuments, Tombstones, Monties, kc., EOPLE’S DRUG STORE, Hnstingw, Midi P DKL GGIST purest quality only. A BOOKSELLER Prices always the lower. yyM. S. GOODYEAR, DRi GOODS, SILKS Mi DRESS GOODS Ready Made Clothing, Hate and Cana. Boot* a-j l nhoea. Groenrles Nntfsina a-r .u. Jt'l.Il'S RUSSELL, T3ZR/ST GOODS M*kln* a speclaty. tlx Itloak. 8tal» 3t- yyM. F. HICKS, Groceries and General Produce, South Side of SUU St. JJENRT ROE, PROPRfKTb* ----- OLD RELIABLE------ MEAT MARKET. K*epa cotMtantly on hand a bi; dock Of Fresh and Salt Meats, Smoked Hams and SMden, IN THEIR BEABON, Lard, by the lb. or barrel, dx., dr., tfc. tv* The Highest Market Price paid for Hides, Pelts, icc. Fresh Goods, Full Weights and HE5R1 ROE. Tlortgagr Sale Default haring been mi Brick elay of aauperior quality h»» U»n found near Bay City. and tbe Tribune aay* tbe city will certain mortgage^ whi-reb benefit greatly by the diacovery. Ai for years tbe only k-* *- — tance. L*rl Bonders, of Calvin, fell dead in a dontist'a Corty-nve dollars aud fiftyno soil or proccvdlngi at Is to raoorer aay part tber hereby riven, that on THURSDAY THE TWINTY-8XC0NDDAY OF APRIL, next, at ten o’clock ■ isale to take place Baryy County Court the premkscs dew Daring a thunder aiorm at Whitehall, Monday SARSAPARILLA urn Mffuw, onnnu. marts* for SICK waa married thirty years aco. for adultery, tinned with three of Mr. Addis1 employ- Haglniw City fire safely. mtwr twentyjlx (M,) ion to Hartville, Bar(St) to According to tbe f IlapM* police are In Dated Nashville, Janury 16th. ls«O 16-30 WILLIAM KERR, Mortgage* ABIJAH M. FLINT. Attorney -for Mortgagee. K’iS.'E.-ftaj think the mill Is hauatad by tbe gboet Fuller, who was killed ttam recently. A petition to tbe common council « Somelhinf rtaeuibling a hog cholera ia killing off' BiMtfly daatnyad before or since Mr. Paula's death or if destroyed by Mr. Perrin himself It wa* while be For sale by P. T. BOISE. N»«h<le, Mich. e i � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-03-13.pdf.pdf 8a98ff6fea06631fefaead116b57978c PDF Text Text ORNO STRONG,} Editor and Prowmrtor. I VOLUME VII. LIFE IE HA8HVILLE | TERMS; Si 50 per Year. I Sikolf. Copies Five Cents. Devoted to the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1880 —Lumbard A Leavitt’s combination will appear at the Opera House, on Wednesday evening, March 17th. The company consist* of the famous F. M. Lumbard, Michigan’s greatest vocalisL the renowned Harry Eades, comic vo­ calist and facial artist, who will be re­ membered a* appearing here with Le­ avitt's 8 w Is* Bell Ringers, and Andy Fisher, humorist The combination is in the charge of Mr.’N. W. Leavitt, the well known proprietor of the numerous Bell Ringer troupes, that have appear­ ed here at various times. A rare mus­ ical and comical treat may be expected. Give them a rousing house. —At the inaugural of the new coun­ cil on Thursday evening, President Killen made a touching valedictory. He stated that the most pleasant hours he had ever enjoyed in his life was spent with the council; although there had been a slight misunderstanding at the begining, that had been hannoniusly arranged and peace ensued. He had carefully weighed and ecannded the motives of the various members of the council, and heartily believed that they had all been working for the bentlt of the village. Was highly gratified to remember the expression of confidence which the people hail given --------------------------------_ him> the overwhelming majority he bail received when elected. He wishcd each member of the council a kind farewell nnd retired amidst cheers. OUB OHABTEK ELECTION. 1OT GUILTY." LOCAL GIBBLE-GABBLE. NUMBER 25. WOMETB WORK. The East Baltimore Reform Club, a I’ short time since, debated the question: Carpenters are busy. "Resolved, That the work of women Put. wears a black eye. is more tedious than the work of men,” . The reader will remember that last Now for town meeting day. Nashville’s first election, under her I when Mrs. R. K. Stanton prepared and week as we went to press, we left the Uncle Dan. Pannatier is out again. new charter, occured on Monday last, | read the following poetical effusion in Flint-Potter libel suit engaged in the Ed. Benson is down with the "long I favor of the affirmative : and was an exciting affair, there being interesting process of procuring a jury. for local and temperance reasons con­ fever. Tbis.wu eventually found in the per­ Our weather caught another bad siderable of a squabble for the various sons of H. A. Brown, T. 8. Brice. Geo. cold on Tuesday. offices in the gift our people. There Howe, B. F. Reynolds, R. C. Smith and The Wolcott is enjoying a new were four tickets in the field, entitled Joseph Shamp. A* Powers’ law office yard clerk, of African descent. "Citizens.” ’’Iteople’s,” "Union” and wa* jam full of inquisitive spectators, The late cold snap has put a quietus "Young Men’e.” and as a large number seemed inclined The Citizens'-ticket was nominated on Che business of manufacturing ma­ to the theory that they were about to at the Opera Hou bo on Saturday even-, ple sugar. see an editor hung, the proposition to ing and bore.--'the name Geo. A. Clement Smith of Hastings will be at to the roll. raise five dollars and adjourn to the Truman for President. Frank McDerby Opera House was met like wild-fire and C. H. Brady’s office in this village next —Joseph M. Stillwell an old pioneer for clerk, Lewis Durkee for Assessor, Tuesday on business. of Barvyville. departed this life on carried unanimously. Herbert M. Lee for Treasurer, Wm. L. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phelps of Belle­ Monday, from paralysis, ar the Ad­ Judge Killen realizing the magnitude Parker for Marshal, Leroy C. Boise for vanced age of 87 years. of the case he had on hand and the con­ vue, have been visiting at G. A. Tru­ Street Commissioner, Henry C. Wol­ man ’s during the week. sequent importance of the occasion, —Ground was broke for A. C. Bux­ cott for Constable, and Wm. Boston, ascended to the stage in a manner that John Keagle took tlte Tuesday’s ton’s brick on Monday. Ab. Evert* Joseph M. Wood and B. F. Reynolds morning train to visit friends in the intimated to the assembling multitude has the job of digging the cellar which for Trustees. » lielow, that lie was going into the mer­ south west part of the state. he is pushing forward with dispatch. The.Peoples ’ ticket was the choice of Mrs. Lee Tuckerman was called to —Yesterday morning Naahville-ites I its aud demerits of that libel, lock, the caucus at Yates’ brick and bore the stock and barrel, and if it was not run Battle Creek. Thursday morning to at­ woke up to find the coldest day of the following names: Elihu Chipman for wisely and according to strict parli- tend the funeral of her father. season. And then the therometer in­ President, E. J. Feigbnef for* Clerk, mratary rules, then it couldn’t be done Vera. Andrews of Maple Grove, hav­ dicated only nine degrees above zero. John £. Betty for Assessor. Geo. W. so elswhere : and right here we might ing sold his hotel interestat Farewell, —A twelve-year-old son of Charles Francis for Treasurer, Joseph Shamp say ns well ns any where else, that returned home on Wednesday. Whitcombc of Maple Grove, while for Marshal, L. C. Bowe, for Street The W. C. T. U. will meet at the Judge ixuivu Killen presided the vuugc picmucu through uuuuju mt playing with his younger brother, a Commissioner, S. M. Fowler for - Con- 1 te<UqQ> trial with ,wu>1 grao. ftud rooms of Mire M. Jeffery on Main Street, few days since, was pushed, nnd fell ; stable, and John Hcckathoru. Eugene dignity .......................... that ever attends him during March tilth,’ at 3 o’clock .prompt. . fracturing his collar bone. j Cook and Chas. Ix-ntz for Trustees, these ordeals that usually try other: Rev. D. C. Afaybln preaches at the fI There 1is nothing **‘1 '**' definite a ‘ as to ** the ’“ 'Judges soul’s ; and when the lawyers Bnptist^chnrch, next Sabbath, March 14, —The attempt to bent old Mr. Strow location of the caucuses for the other got to prancing around on knotty morning and evening at the usual hour. out of his home in this village, via a —Mattie Killen, only daughter of trade for a tittle-less piece of land up Wm. Killen, Esq., became tired of life two ticket*, they being made np princi­ points of law like short-tailed bulls in We heard the assertion sometime du­ north has been prevented by friends, i on Friday afternoon, and procuring a pally from the other two; the "Union” fly time, who wm it flint camo majesti­ ring the past two weeks that-even the and Mr. Strow is in posea*ion of his I quantity of morphine, paid a visit to a introducing the names of Jacob Osin tin cally to their rescue with one of his enterprising bull frog had begun to property again. friend, Miss. Jo. Downing, gave her a for Marshal, John Smith for Street wise rulings, but our most learned and croak. And than the thins Is quite complete-. Dame Rumor says another doc tor by —The Republican county convention ring and bid her good-bye and immed­ Commissioner, and Lyman Wilson for nprigbt Judge Killen? to elect delegates to the State ronven- iately started for home. Mis* Down­ Trustee; and the "Young Men’s” E. W, The suit started in swimmingly and the name of Jones, has made his ad- i Fonda for Marshal, Levi Evertt for will be held at Hastings on April 99th. ing’s fears were excited and she fol if the game resulted successfully there vent in Nashville. He resides in Bill. , Castleton is entitled to ten delegates. lowed Mattie home, finding that she Street Commissioner, an^ Frank Ba­ were subdued threats, like drones in a Bartley’s house. Woodland seven, and Maple Grove, had already taken a dose of the mor­ ker for Trustee, undoubtedly as sup­ bee-hive exceedingly bellicose nnd Bab. Henderson is getting out mater­ Assyria, Johnstown and Baltimore six phine. Now badly frightened, Jo. port to their moie.import*nt and par­ threatening to the pocket-book of the ial for n new livery barn 30x60 to be each. snatched the bsllance of the deadly ticular friends named on those tickets, editor of The News, consequently the erected on his lot recently purchased —We have received au able and drug and repaired to the drug store consequently a large amount of "scrat­ reader will not be surprised to learn of Emmet Everts. well written reply to the "States where it had. been purchased, and was ching,’’ eoDsriving and tall talking that we rushed our edition through the Mr. Calvin Nichols who has made Right*” article that appeared in The relieved to learn that the wonla-be was done, more perhaps than ever oc­ press at n terrible rate of speed nnd his home in California for thfc past six News of Feb. 7th,which would certain­ suicide bad not taken enough of the curred heretofore in a single day in !| burned to the scene of action to anx­ years, has returned to Nashville, we . • ly be published, were we not fearful stuff to produce death, consequently Nashville. iously watch the proceedings. understand to live. TT» quite •ppslllni. I dedaxr. Two hundred and forty-five votes that it might involve us in a political what might have been was providenti­ The assumed libel was based upon au The firm of Hardy A Barnes has discoMion. ally prevented. Miss Killen it appears were polled, a greater number |»y 13 grtitle entitled, "A Drama—a Modern disolved co-partnership, Mr. Hardy —’Twas Bnrgman, the cobbler, who lias<been ill and despondent for a long thui was ever polled before. Of this ' Fnlstnff," published in the Jlawk, Feb. desiring not to be burdened with care*, when he heard that a female aud des­ time, and we understand baa made number there were only 44 "straights,” 95th. The prosecuting attorney not of busiuess at present. The Greeubackers meet at W. 8. titute occupant of his house was receiv­ several unsuccessful attempts to get 25 for the “Citizens" and 18 for the being able to be present. James A. It must *j«, or you wouM'nibemopping every <Lij Sweczy appeared in his stead. The law office to-day; to nominate four dele­ ing aid from the town, rushed up to rid of the trials and tribulations of ‘‘Peoplcji.” . .Judge’Killen declared the polls clos­ prosecution cndearcred to show by the gates to the county convention of the Supervisor Durkee and presented a bill this life. It is to be hoped that tlte Of filthy habits, these saintly men. of thirty dollars for back. rent and attempt will not lie repeated, but that ed nt precisely a quarter to five, and nt testimony of A. M. Flint, Dan. Everts, same political stripe. C. M. Brockway, who has been an damages, sustained nt the hands of the Mattie Jwill Im, contented to discharge half past six tne contest was decided, John Barry, Frank Barnes, (J. D. Tillou jHMir woman. the duties of this life as she ought, tin- and the following gentlemen declared and E. Chipman, that.the modern Fnl- 1 employee in The News office for sev' by ..the elec- staff reflered to was Abijah, and the de­ end weeks past, returned to his home .....returning ............ .. vboard —— to be duly --—Hurrah! Hurrah! The Chemical til called hence by the Heavenly Fat- । Ienms luirnuuceu introduced uic the wsuuiuuy testimony ui of an. Mr. I at Jackson on Wednesday. works are now an assured fact,t. The her to whom alone belongs the right of ; k'd. by majorities represented by the ,I fenae The M. E. srtcial was held nt 11. W. necessary funds has been raised, and unloosing from this tenement of ;<day l numeral* placed opposite their reaper- I R^ton, Farm Davis, H. C. Woolcutt. the ever living ami I. | tiv‘‘ ‘l responsible for the for c. D. Cooley, and J. M. Marjiti, as re­ live ’n, names, Hiitl responsible the i Flint’s on Tuesday evening. A good Mr. Sears, the gentlemanly manager of Which tsik« cigars: butting evidence. enjoyable time and refreshments enthe concern, writes us that the stock­ CHARGED WITH A SERIOUS CRIME. I President, Elihu Chipman, 23 iiiiij. t The case was then presented to the sued and £3.81 was taken up. six will clean that abominable nasty spittoon holders have formally approved of Clerk, Frank McDerby. As constantpropping woerttb stone, jury in its best light and in most able Nashville as their base of operations.' Austin J. Huffman, eldest son of Ja­ Assessor, Lewis Durkee, He has jjimiied the asylam stair. manner by Mr. Sweezy, who. was fol­ 3« Hurrah! Hurrah! Treasurer, Harbert M. Lee, cob Hoffman, a well known and re­ Marshal, Wm. L. Parker, lowed by Mr. Pennington with a bril ­ -Grand-pa George Gregg, noticed in spected resident of our neighboring Street Corn’s. Levi Evertt, liant and conclusive argument for the last weeks News as being seriously ill, township, Maple Grove, was on trial at Constable, Henry C. Wolcott, 85 There will be a temperance mass defense. Mr. P’s remarks in regard IK with congestion of the brain, died on Hastings on MondAy, charged with Trustees, Wm. Beaton, to Abijah were "very good but rather meeting atalie Christiari church, Sun13 B. F, Reynolds. Sunday morning last, aged 84 year*. pinchig obstructions on the railroad day evening. Good speakers will be Eugene Cook, too pointed." as the fish said when it He was one of the eldest pioneers of track near Middleville, on Thursday . Thus it will lie seen that the entire swallowed the bait. Mr. Powers fol­ present, a pleasent and profitable time this locality, familiarly known us evening xsvemug previously. previously, The x uc arrest uiiuai. was] nun ; . .... ... .• is promised to all who may attend. I the Hods a batto a off bls shirt. upon the tui^ based upon the teotimony testimony of of Mra. Min. Pat. W,U‘?. ,, ,H' cxce . .-P“ou lowed Mr. Pennington, and^dr. Sweezy “Grand-pa” G *nd univer«|l|jr re­ ; based Elihu Chipman, our newly elected ! nek O'Day, whoelaim. «.at .l.e »M on of »•«»< ConuuuMouer, closed the case. The case went to the Tbcrc’tiitUe brooebee to bo patch?,!. spected by ej jury a quarter past two o’clock. This village President, sjieaks at the Hos­ portnUh. K.-C-, U... an.l — Hnffm.n, O11 tbo «".l one 1 rartee. aa. -Th. fad. » farm, and I night in qneHion. go down the ln.ek I “ “T V’ first ballot stood five to one for “Not mer school house upon temperance, retary of yean. 17»-» when »he followed and ranght him | • »l«OJ«d «a» l<»t. It revolving «» guilty.” Finally about four o’clock next Tuesday evening, upon which oc­ Do you wondrr, that a woman's carr. y Ttbe year: in the very .eCot plating a 200 han- votmg-M for and HI gimon.t- The tl:«> one came over and editor Potter casion an effort will be mode to organ­ Upon her strength and spirit wears f shows rn-re. in apple I dred pouad.lone on U.e track.. Her rrapMltum-m nndoubtedl, !o.t from was called in to hear his fate. When ize a Red Ribbon Clnb. Worthy judges bars we proved to you. 1879, there peach orchard, te.limony i. that .the there arep red j "»“'»>■« ndrawedul the poh. that he found that he was "Not guilty." a Under sheriff, Wm. A. Powers of orvikards, bmthel. of ap-| him of tlieacliuid wu.1 ^ie woald re- , h»«hvill. needed a new rehool bonre broad smile enveloped the opera house, Hastings, gave The News a pleasent and that in Rut n womto's work la ne>er done I p|„ nnd-1 neaehe. were I port him. when he rap away. Sheen- I fnr ■"«»*.. Mie did.>11.and might Potter shook hands with the Judge call on Thursday evening, We are aland jury, and when last seen was put­ ways glad to meet such an efficient of­ ■ dravored to remove tlm .tone l.n,conld ] Suffice it to say that the question was ...j..... „i... ►!,„ train™-,,;™ i instead of the one under consideration. ting in his best licks "hoofing it” down ficer an gentlemen a* Mr. Powers has decided in the affirmative. _ David Sanborn celebrated dog not uno when she saw the train coming I . fancier of Raltimoro hae received, di- aramid the mine, ran to tbo bonW. got 1 ll‘?7.’r'” Tllai. r^T’^ hlTfor 'the .the railroad track towards Vermont­ always proven himself to be. rent from England, a tine .pecimen of a red lamp and mv.-d the Atlantic “ “m* b'?U' *' '' fo.r ' ' ville, yet with his face turned towards Smith & Clark are making prepar­ The lad>es Mite society of Maple the -Ue-no Setter breed of dogm praM from an awful eaUMraphe. Tim °„'f Z Nashville. And thus ends the great ations for a grand sugar party, to be Grove meet at Lewis Gross’ next libel suit. given at the Opera House about March Thursday afternoon. This dog will be quite an addition to , prosecution got in their evidence on . ••disorderlies ” and we Mt, r^^Uo-kmraeL The fa- Monday, -ben th. e«. I f^k tbl^XnTh/^ 93th. When they say “we are going to rejoice to ii ANNIVERSARY ENTERTAINMENT. give the tin newt party ever given in her of this imported canine was recen­ Hoffman giving requisite bail, was ad­ LOCAL MATTERS. “ ,rn new "temple of learning” of 'building Nashville,” all who like fun and warm journed for one week. tly sold to> titled gentleman in Eng­ ........... is laidliefore befor our voters they will cany The third anniversary of the W. C. sugar, may look out for a good time. rV"If yon want some of the best Jacob Hoffman informs m» that .as n land for 800 pounds. syrup in the village of Nashville for it with a rush. T. U., will be celebrated on Monday, Look out for program. —A new orchestra has been formed, defensehis sou will be able to prove 50c. call at Wheeler’s. Tl» complexion of the officer* elec­ March 22nd, Supper will be served at under the leadership of John Roe. E. most conclusively that lie was not near ted is temiwrancc, aud in it is represen­ Union House from five to seven p. m. HT D. C. Griffith is the first to put A Just Keproaf. Cook manipulates the first violin, Dr. the track on the eyening in question, ted a considerable uumlier of the vari­ Supper 35 cts. The following is the in a new stock of Spring goods. He is receiving a full line of Dry Goods. Hats Keslar second; and B. If, Hoag third. but that the complaint of Mrs. O’Day* ous occupations of the locality. For in- program for the evening* entertain­ Castleton, Mauch 8, 1880. Herb Wai rath fingers the claronett, was a maijeiou* plot which grew oat of sta»ce: Mr. Chipman is a retired form­ ment at the Christian church: Singing Assomeof the would-be Almighties on Caps, Clothing, Boot*, Shot's and No­ tions. Those who contemplate buying and Alex. Blair and Charles Davidson n •• fear •t”‘ that “■“* he would supercede her bus- er ; McDerby n Hah'sman; Darker a by Union; Rending and prayer. Rev. the State Road were speaking in. meet­ in the next sixty days will do well to c.eh tbccwwt, while M- ll.onir , i» hl. pcltlan wf rectiot forem.n lawyer and farmen la* a detective'aud Newton; Singing by R. H. Club; Re­ ing at the Ho«mer school-houae lately, buy at once as all kinds of goods are blow, the trombone. The laud b«ve I *ni1 <>'**«' to S'1 money loaner; I’tuker n carpenter; marks of "Welcome.0 Mrs. Truman ; for the lack of something good to say rapidly advancing. purcliMed IM. mimic .mUrr iu . fair him out of the w»y. Iloffnmu Lm been F.vertt. a day laborer; Wuloott a cor- Chronicles. Mrs. Timmerman ; Instru­ they mode the assertion that Dower 13F Overcoats going rapidly at cost way to «lip« an, other mrbettra . rmowred Maeetiou hand und^r O peuter; Boston n brick-yard proprieter; mental Music, Mtss Stella Wilson; Barrns, «ur young friend who lately at Wheeleks. -in tlte - -interior. ■ ioiynore than u year. He w a likely Reynolds a wagon-maker, and Cook Temperance Dialogue; Remarks, L. J. died, bad surely gone to bell, and went EF- The newest styles of spring suite «<* "....rtaCrer. —Recently wey«red ______ feraiontviM, Wheeler, selection. Mm. Webster; Siug- bo far as to say that his last words were for men and boys just received at aud called upon H. J. Martin, who to D. C. Griffith’s. _ he was going -s . hell. We would t The new set of afiiwrs won duly in- ing. A.D. Newton; Essay, Mrs. L. J. that ,rim$ **" bear* the name of t" ' * '•j su Kurated by the old cwtweil uu Thura- Wilson; Remark* by E. Chipman; Clos- like to inform the public aud griefrr* Ladies Cloaks at cost at. most enterprising 4... i r liav. A to y evening, evening, an nnd t<> tteetr their tender tender rare rare ing Remarks by Mr. Dr. Young. After stricken friends, of which he lias gainWheelkb’s. KtinU-uH-n of Ea»n C« W. *«n>. -ow. W. .ml f—.iyAir To; thrfr tnw.oTomn, 4<> which _____the „ pledge will be .pawed .._______ and ________________________________________ ed many,thatthiB is a l»o*e falsehood,. CaT ComuAu and look at my new greatly aurptimd to are the cxhaiwt- their future htrnre, ntHolfon. Muske­ » <• eonrtCT tlit puMix-rom rilluRT <.f wt- bo]* many will »>ct «ml keep it. A iu. «lmo«t hi, loM weri« were Ihu hi, apring goods, I have just what you les* stock of general merrhandiae on gon Co., last yesterday.. George has NMlrrille.nu,tragth«t they will ever treooral iiivitatiou h> ertended. A Savior wm wnitinr for him. How very want to buy and I am sorely in need of exhibition at Ida lively place of busi­ lived in this vicinity 87 years or since bold in view the fact that natqre in­ pleasurable a* well usa profitinkle’time grateful ought we to be to know that money; would take some on old ac­ ness. Mr. Martin’s stocks are entirely he aa* a three-year-old, ami wilf un­ tended her for a “banner” village, and is anticipated and we hope to give the our. Savior is not ao hard-hearted as count*. D,C. Griffith. ' too large and extensive for the place, doubtedly sec many a home sick day when they ore working for In r up­ good work an impetus that will be they ore, fox if ha were, be would ex­ 1 JX» bushels corn for sale at and wishing to reduce tliem be is offerWheeler’*. building, improvement and advance­ manifested for a long time to eotne. pect to see Him keep all His glory to altbongh he provided against an at­ ment, they are doing only their duty* Himself, and see us work for our salva13T A large installment of new good* tack of that kind by paying for Tim and the commnnda of the Divine Cre- charged to those without supper tick­ just received. Call and We them at prints, neat-fitting suite. and he News u way into *81. • WhHKLER’R ets. Bt on per of Com. H. C. Baughman. utol. and foot wear at a tremendous rate. And Her Environs. —Tom. Purkey ha* sold bis 40-acre farm just north of the village to Henry Fcighner for #1,600. —The maple sugar busincAS has been lively during the past week. About 16,000 pounds has been marketed. —Vt. Ville claims that it* libel suitincreased its list in this village to the extent of forty-rix subscribers. —The board of registration found 388 voters in Nashvflk on Saturday. Forty-three new names were added to �■.-'.■-■-eg WHAT A DU» (fl if he had A U} the Bowing h* «Xt U>y baad-reate State Board of Ag E. H. Bennett, will our land-owDciB: Of course every one I vsys the fence on the might not think it. also ; CURIOUS A5t» r>* 'If you had once and moved in the best society. «tah< •nd add to the prod: She requested a month’s time to con-. aider the matter, promising at the ex­ . v Wiucn xkmx gave divide this by the number of piration of that time to give him a soil, will1 Haman's.sons; subtract the number of — definite answer. .­ A few days subsequent to the above event the acquaintances of our heroine aero astounded on Earn­ ing that she had left her home, woods where they fell, but not if cut which wa* dosed, Jrer eervanta. diamined, and the entire property'left her or in a oompoet heap in the field, nty for the benefit of liis creditors. The next week the leading newspa­ ready for immediate use, the buyer pers of the dty contained the following ordinarily takes that also as belonging to the farm, though it might not be ___________________ _ sold Goliath; subtract.the number.of fur­ longs that Bethany was distant from Jerusalem; divide by the number of anchors cast oat at the time of Paul’s An dian j felt for those hemmed in at Fort by these Indians. Rumors ns that the small force in com­ mand there could not hold out against the persistent attacks of the bloodthirs- a men, women and children who fled tberc for protection were all massacred. At last Geu. Sibley sent a force of 180 mounted men under Col. McPhail to relieve the fort, but we ifld net all know bow near that force, came to being de­ moralized and broken up. The detach­ ment consisted of militia;, that is of oifr- Tbon, *mL* to plalstiff. <btojW*ri izens not enlisted in the United States service, as was the main body under Gen. Sibley. The evil of dependence on unorganized militia, however patri­ otic and brave the individual men were, had an illustration on that somewhat pie saved in the ark, and the remainder will be the number of boy* in the class." How many were there? - One of the meat curious railroads in the world is the 10-inch-gauge road fifty men, who nad chosen Anson PITH A5D POWT. running from North Billerica, Mom, to Northup, of St. Anthony, Csptain. Bedford. It wa* at flnit hooted at by Northup was a brave man, with good UNDER FALSE PRETENSES. ■the people, but the road was completed, qualities for a soldier, but hardly the making a length of 8| mile*. There are right material for an officer. He was A goop judge of mutton ought to be 11 bridges on the road, one of which is inclined to go his own gait and not rhe oity of New Haven, in the State over 100 feet long. The rails weigh 25 obey the orders of McPhail on the wether wise. ifConnocticut, is a beautiful place. As DoEfl ihe maternal codfish call its' pounds to the yard. Th< road i* well march. McPhail, who had Men ser­ our readers arc doubtless aware, from built and equipped; one grade i* 155 vice in the South, had been com­ young with a codfish bawL the number of a certain kind of shade feet. The cars and engines will at first missioned by Gov. Ramsey to take The proverb, “Fair exchange, no rob­ trees that abound in and beautify it and sight create wonder and admiration. command of all mounted men who re­ bery," didn’t refer to church fairs' afford a luxurious shade during the Their perfect proportions give them a ported under the Governor's call for Mt son, emulate the mule; it is sultry summer months, it has received handsome appearance. They are con­ relief of the frontier. By fhe order of backward in deeds of violence. the appropriate cognomen of the Oity structed very near the ground, giving Gen. Sibley he had command of this .... ±1 An innkeeper need never w be st „a 1WI lose of Elms. The inhabitants are noted for them great advantages of safety. The detachment, and there was no reason i for means to entertain his patronlw»rwg tLdir intelligence and erudition, the cys.havo an aisle with one seat on each why Northup should not obey him. It | always a host in himselfbenefits of a thorough education being side, in the same manner as ordinary importoai U»l Ul. .0>.U to>ooi "WDiK »girl whom you tSrUm enjoyed by all in all classes of society— cars have two seats. The length of the .houtt not dmdo ou Um ro-1 bo pot. Irmb <x»i ou Um pulot tiro xt m a the operative, producer and m-chanie, curs allow 30 seats, each person having should keep kix-n together and be he ready readv at nt •_ ___ _ . , » * T : a seat to himself. The cars are sup­ any ' moment to encounter £ho Indians. sign that you needn't go home yet. usually termed the learned professions. It'b an easy thing, yre are informed plied with closets, water tank, are best­ Northup wanted to gallop ahead when­ Here for many years dwelt Charles ed by steam, and have all the modern ever he felt like it. McPhail finally re­ by J. Joshua Jenkins, to Lear the tooth­ Lathrop, a wealthy merchant He wm improvements. They weigh but ij proved him sharply and ordered him ache in the jaw of your neighbor. a man who commanded the respect and tons, ordinary cars weighing on average back to hia place in the column. North- ,-----A free art- — school has been -—- — •— ----------- estabesteem of all who formed his acquaint­ m 18 tons. The trains run at the rate of up took offense, said he would go buck listed in Indianapolis, but the boys say ance. He was known as a man of the main your friend. Youra truly, ■ off, although the purchaser of the farm Wjuum MANxnra supposed he was buying and paying 20 miles an hour with perfect safety. altogether, wheeled hi* company and । they wauld prefer a sweetheart school, atricteet honesty and probity, and noted In truth, onr heroine hau, until the for ^e buildings on it Hu only The engine is placed behind the ten­ took the road back to Bt. Peter. Mar- j What is the difference between a for his deeds of benevolence and gen­ der, giving it greater adhesion to the shall, who accompanied the detachment soldier and a bombahell? Why, vmo erosity to those whose circumstances in reception of this epistle, regarded the remedy in such a case would be against A» a track. They weigh 8 tons, aud draw but had no command, galloped back io I goes to war and the other goes to pieces, life demanded the active sympathy ol writer of it in a more favorable light1 the party selling the premises. two passenger and two freight cars. renxon.ir.te wi»h NorOxtip who wm Mx ' -Till Ihetrothuxd ,hux. U»dmlthose who were able to administer to than any of the suitors for her hand, | part of the buildings conveyed, of ■but now moat heartily did she congrat- j course the window-blinds are included, The cost of the road was about $4,500 । old friend; bni Jrorthnp'. blood ... I j know lota O1 p^ple who their needs. per mile. up. end hu .wore be would h.ve noth-1 t|,e de.il enud, but t’other thine At the time of which we now write, ulate heraelf that she had an insight cven >( they bo at the time taken off The origin of the allusion to New ing more to do with McPhail. Mar- , bothers ’em. his true character understood iav w.as bib a u widower. wjuuwcr. Five.years I I'V.jrain preri jirrivj-­ into ------- — —---- —and — -----——---------- and carried to the painter’s shop to be ho as a foreign country was as folipread his I the Je ously Al... the death angel I.A.l had aWKa*.I apr eed V..* tho true motives that influenced him in painted. It would be otherwise if they Jersey bws: After the fall of the first Na­ the professions of affection and prefer bid been newly purchased and brought 105 dork and murky wings over tthe couch th,® b“* >uth, with • into the house, but not yet attached or P° poleon his brother Joseph, who had felted, edlod out at the top of hi. !f h? “J1”1' “J “l!I,”r of the companion of his youth, with ecco 110 !lftd made to her. 111« King of Spain, and his nephew, voioo: “AU who «e for the relief of the ed path of . 4 f°w days subsequent to her recep- fitted to it. Lightning rods also ’ go been he whom ho hail trod 'the rugged UD xxvunv , uu Murat, sought refuge in this forb forwerd to Bldgel. 1 Let raruxl. I -ansported tionofthe above epistle she received ...... with .the house 1, if ,uv the laxmcr farmer uw> has au any on Prince ”r life for twenty years, and transported A COBBMPOXDKMT ask* us, » What is her chaste and pure spirit to the better another. It was from Richard Conley, his house. A furnace in the cellar, °ountry> bringing with them great tirn back !" He wiitxW his horse and I oddest thing on brick or portable, is considered a part wcaltJ1- Joseph Bonaparte wished to galloped back to rejoin McPhail. McPhaiL Be- T . oa* , * °* land, leaving behind her the only child and ran at follows: Miss H o.via Lathrop— Rzwpectod and Hon­ of the house, but an ordinary stove blul<i a P^i*1 residence here, but did fore he had reached the latter he saw <*rth? Eaey a tailor with 1 .----- enough! that had ever been vouchsafed to them ored Lady: 1 have long since given yon all that memory. —a daughter, H el via by name—now of strength of affection of whicn my nature is with a loose pipe running into the chim- “ot jQsire te become a citizen, having Northup coming up. Northup rejoined ° Byerything has recently advanced the tender age of 17 years, when bereft I capable, but, until the recent unfortunate ney is not, while a range set in brick k0?6® °T returning to Europe. To cn-« just as a halt was ordered for dismount tn yonr drentnstanoes,. have locked the work is. Mantelpieces so attached to hrch rcmiinn . -- ------as an alien, to hold real estate and a brief rest. When the march was in price eroept except liberty, “ which remains of a mother’s care. On her Mr. La­ change 'th" chimneys not to be removed withBCt°f ^L^uJaturo: resumed Northup and his men were in | at eternal vigilance, with liberal rethrop lavished all his affection. She «eyeral their proper place in the column, and [ Auctions to the trade. had been thoroughly educated, both at rniahttS thought toIw infiaonoed by ainiati-r; out marring the plastering go with the a®.P888®4 Some jiicuivi predict that the time will come come house, but, if merely reeling resting on brackstates, home by her parents, who were fully mouveH were I to reveal to you the real *uto xv ।I nuuac, uui, u oraca-------• „but — toiiea. ---- -He — was chagrined, ther- was no farther trouble. The fort ..... ,| unu me ume win —t----- a I ‘ was reached at daylightaud relief given t when people can road each others they may be taken away by the especially because Pennsylvania refused. competent to the task, and by private of my foehtiga, 1 ha.v refrained from doing ao: i ots. but, now that eircum»t*Di-iM have changed, ’ ;'onner owner without legal liability. After th»s he applied to the New Jersey i to the loDg-bole«guered garrison. r to Mkvou to allows to provs to you ; thought* like a book. It is **d to think instructors, and had attended the beat Tcnrnp world________ th* airiecrity of my,*ff«ctiou । The, pumps, sinks, etc., fastened to the L'^8’"*ton'.wLicli granted both him; that many fly-leaves will be discovered seminaries of learning that the country md to th» _______ ________________ ,__________________ viait you and <I buildings are a part Dart of it in law, law. and so * rtQcu Murat the privilege of pur- . The Unrest of This Life. where least expected. afforded. I fo- you.i. Wd! you allow mo to visit * tr— ^-----‘ । I r.au E‘“uuuj a*™ » » • «•-“ 1 A »*TOT» *™«. -ho w„ but a Mr. Lathrop had, after the demise of lnlen«tidhb^!>eOt?,iffer are lho wat€r connected there--- ----------E bu Claire is to have a corn festival his wife, do inclination to turn a second i «,!^vtX.Tni5 affection. Sd a d^ire to , with bringing water from a distant /JJ 1 . , b ^ It msgmficent ! Bt the Um| second [ von/ou]J true, ard'eut affection, and * deeire to | ^th bringing water from a distant ’ *• £ u mugni cen I jjjg temperance hall, for the benefit > and-so preacher, being called upon actime to the shnno of love, but, as before |, h< your future protector and do*r<«t dearest earthly ! spnng. spring. If the farmer has iron kettles ax'Uings awouings, and utted nttea them tnem up in the ■ of• tlw ihe Methodist Meuiouist Church, vnurcn, at which wmen the me ; cidentally viueutauv for ror a sermon, asked asaca a friend menu intimated, --------------- -------------------------centered his entire ------affection Jecriou/bond. ,rlu1?d- PiMum »"«tam.beartMm tot mo he*r from yoa yw at it your yoor■ Mt in in brick brick work work near near his his,, barn barn for for most most costly costly manner. manner. Rare Rare pictures, pictures, 'I bill bilJ off faro f is j8 entirely cnt^c»y of o» eatables ectables made made !! what what he he should should preach preach about, about, to to which which U,. of their uxutu^ lore Ih^ lh.C, cooking for bi. Li. .tod., .took, or — T" 1-tn.o R- '> °< ““Xj,, m'cl, “ „ -n^buh, sX X. ' lb. th. other repUoJ, repUel-XnT??< on Ux.pl^or i' “’M-B food l<» ”’ .ml “”u .T thelov^ou. ^JeonMedtohi,..,? ft thlB th»X replied SS.WfrV be de«l of of his hi. farm f™ covers eor.™ them then. etc. WeC Well,’if if th<y th., don,t don't h*™ h.™ troubl trouble - Yoc Vol _ 1I have ™,e changed eh,u.ped my nx, occupaneonp.the loved one had confided to bis ;are. '' “To flhe replied inunediBtely. int‘b ® dead etc ° “ A h mav ■■■ »». « ,nl• . * • •h„ ln Iher hu01. . alon — AL —— w. are no _ judge. i—J Tt-lu _i;_x (formerlv .» ** , 3a Echoob , “, A. may wnll weU ba be HUnnMpd. reppowd, l>ar her aaaoTnroom- I| rihng lftch .ho. on » liknwrina hkoWiK tha lhe Kall lu-11 ntlartnoJ queued £« to hio lu. gFOUUUB UUU OUt "J' WltD ’,1‘ CXQUlKltv taste. '“?■ 1' *1. there, then Talk I tion,— ” sai.j d _____ an oculist phJxmonfe her be.uty-which ... | H. ei^ w.™ ™«U“t i b-nto hi. oxen to dxnn-r. If ho ‘ ~ .>«>ut indulgiug ,o mtotiuj, berer-1 “O°: -■* “?"• master) to a friend. “ Yes, but it is ■bov. a. common conxnxoo order-and order-.n<l her her abort ,hort interT1U> interrj, for |or a a few few ninths, nxonto..when mnny ornrunenfel .totare, ?“* tlTh ................................ ” ' bove the when । ‘B>dx«s<» “‘‘^J®8 n ages, we had u thousand time* rather nearly the some thing, though, ” was the ...^ iai. ... . o.^-ureri —u to u__ ... _— “etc, *i., resting on the ground by P^Pl® from oil parts of the country have a stomach full of liquor than to answer, “for you still attend to the pu -odlh m prcpeel her _. 1 ,_ho promiMd him p, .br.r. ...... Hfe’. iu»i1 —vrxor ­ weight merely, and sells his him, and were treated courteous- indulge to excess in succotash. The large Rg. number uumbvr of suitors rattor. for her hw hand. hwxd. with bra. gnxdnj by Ixx. protecting .rm. lb.tr owtx w pils." SteuJTbta uir.ir. b«i but one 1 “ t-U without reMrrutiou. tbw thing. »_ g» *?» ertremel, ^b«»l with hi. he treated all respectfully, rpianertfnllr. but, hvtt snr«nr. ,, , ■ .. . ..... eRtat» xrtthr She succotash does not intoxicate, it is “Do You eee this stick, sir?” said a money, and gave great impetus to the true, but it causes a feeling of unrest xni*ing that pcrh*}>s sinister notions in­ condition to require—that their mar- 8° with the land, business of the little towa. The Phila- that is truly painful, and dire distress is very stupid acquaintance to Sidney fluenced them, and not willing to le*v« riage should tie celebrated in the Smith. “This stick has been all round * WtoUaxten < h.r.rter. JeJl*i«>A tading th.1 h. b^d .ppm­ in rnuij her father's society and the home that church, and that she be allowed to have the nmtU ol lookmg ! tbe ,orU •• .V• ”.“ Indeed I And yet it’s ” enriy no end of money, and that ha on the .n.x-ou.1. when it .. red. when , ’ , sUck had shelteied her since her birth, she the wedding feast prepared. To this j . 8 d. i . LLZT-L'ZT i -■’ear the United States Medical Mu- used it to benefit business generally, gave encouragement to no one. 3 he at first objected, but she was perms-1 B„Qult tbe scene of the assassination of regretted, when too late, that they had it givetb its color in the tin skimmer. I n " A year passed, and a second time she '‘ ________________ _ ________ _ ________ _ J®nt ber demttU(*. bhe told him that, preaident Lincoln, ntauds an old hovel, refused to let him locate among them- We would go M far au anybody to con- j wa* compelled to pass through the Jeep waten. of sorrow, affliction, and bereave-1 bnt7hi in^hifinlinc'! *ho *nd in Waahington’s “ charao- selves, and, to keep their mortification, tribute fund* to a Methodist Church, , . i juu uil‘--ui , bat uai that turn iu turn inwancc she suu sMnt itv thn death c.f h«r father, she J“d^ 8“ ut' lUthisnistance jollQ Birch byname. Birch was would continue to taunt Jerseymen but the church that would smuggle sue- . znent by the death cf her father, She '.should --------------on haring her whim —whim it »"• insist .honldrurirt on h.rxnv b« —if I .. ... hBTlng , Kirxg-wjth impitfeg cotash into us in large quantities, as a , felt ” a year snore- he chose to regard it as quch—indulged. . born in the same hovel alout the time - the loss keenly. For chantable incentive, regardless pf our , • that Gen. 'Washington died, and during the King of Spain to rule over them. feelings, would have something to an- • ft»«iu>go u>to wcety or toreoaro *^.e H. finally fctoUy acauieaced. toottitoed. the last twenty-five years he has never They were called Spaniards on that ac­ the addresses of any of the opposite sex. They issued a pumber of cards of in­ j been away from it. In his boyhood he count. But these taunt* harmed no swer for. When that succotash ,Xa»«4 a A Borton man is about to make a trip At the end of that time her suitors vitation to the marriage ceretaony and rival comes off the quiet man who the world in an eighteen-foot was apprenticed to a repairer of muni­ one, os the Jerseymen lost nothing by gees to work and establishes n bazar yound flocked around her, and numerous were boat, taking his wife with him on the , ,. . , . . cal instruments, so that a natural turn allowing him to settle among them, and outside for the sale of pain-killer and' ; the offers of marriage sbe received. journey. He has steadily declined To. Joy arrived on which '.he twin mcchuii„ w„ in , doTe]. thus foreigner, jokingly applied to Jer­ There was one at least who truly loved were to be united in the most sacred ‘ t‘ ’ this wives of brandy aud peppermint is going to not Itempting offers to her. His name was Richard Conley. He bonds known to mortals. After the oped. Since about I860 ho has been seymen, has come down to us long after only make money, but become a philan- iseveral ether Boston! _____ D__________ o_____ ______ r. by thropisL Of course money can be origin has been____ forgotten, except •waa ±5 years of age. For ten years he ceremony had been performed, the hap­ at work on a perpetual-motion machine,its which he at first hoped to complete bea few of the Dart generation, “ So, ” S aid a lady j had been fatherless, and for the last py couple, followed by the invited made al such festivals, but is it right to { t zz—------— ---------- — • seven years had been the principal sup- guests, most of whom belonged to the fore the end of the war. His simple thus trifle with the feelings of men and 'chant, “your pretty d T**' aU11011 »r SUmyR ried a rich husband] •XKjrt of his widowed mother. For that humble walks of life, proceeded direct- food i. wmed byreguUtisg aactj inwomen, to make a few paltry dollars ,replied the father, fl strumenta. Indeed, he could make a I really have solid reasons for believj ly to our heroine’s forme? residence. grest deal of money out of that trade if ing that there have been cranky people for a church? Doe* it. not prove jmarried u rich maaJ in a mercantile establishment, and, by I Great was their surprise to find it open hurtful, in the end, to a church ' ata-dy application to business, had se­ for the reception of company, ana u he were willing, for Ole Bull is his who have made the acquisition of (hat adopt* such financial schemes? he is a very poor.fl great friend, and Remenyi once gave 1,000,000 ' nnnnM of -• postage 1-------stamps a condition — cured a yearly increase of his salary as sumptuous feast prepared. Now, there has been no more * to aninto his hand a $2,000 violin which for the accomplishment of some vital successful festival, financially, than the ।other in the city t well us the confidence and good will of isit him. After the departure of the guests, needed restoration. This job would be matter. _ ___ ______ A legacy w may __ depend «.___ upon it. watermelon festival, held at Waukesha, .He proposes to hu his employ* r. father’s who enjoyed the occasion intensely, our a difficult one, for Remenyi** ear .ap- A marriage may depend upon it it. Seme He dwelt with his mother in the hum- heroine remarked, “ I know you are I a few years ago, but no person who at- ' parently could not be satisfied, Ole old imbecile may have insisted ’ J ; ’ * , ’ ~ ’ ___1 on havMe cottage that had been their place surprised at what has occurred, and an tended that iealival could again be in- ' •to ask your pasted with ______ of abode during his father’s lifetime— explanation is due. I had reason to Bull thought, but the “ aid hermit of F ing the wall of his bedroom paste duced to patronize any money-making ।mother to ask your r io let you street" did the mending iu exactly one 1,000,000 of postage stamps. It is not indeed, ever since his recollection. mistrust the motives of many, intieed, minute. He then took the instrument, perhaps so d.ilicult ss might be thought device that the church should get up- 1 He had frequently met with Helria of moat of those who were soliciting my It will be remembered by reader* of How tab,” asks an exchange, “will it, removed the bridge and, to bring together 1,000,000 of used-up -at social parties, at church, in the Sab­ hand in marriage, and resorted to this •ounded having rubbed it* edge with sandpaper, stamps. It might, under certain cir-I profane history that on that occasion ।bees go for honey ?" The answer to bath-school, and at his place of busi­ rttas in order to test their sincerity, people were admitted free to the fasti- , this conundrum is unknown to us, but ness, and she invariably treated him and am satisfied with the result of true handed it back to the famous musi- cutnstances, even be worth while to buy val, and given all the watermelon they , it is a well-known foot, that a bee will •with marked respect. - Indeed, she held love’s teat. Henceforth this is to be cions. Bure enough the old virtues of s few thousand stamps to get them could eat. All partook of the melon, miles out. of its way for the purpose the violin had been Restored. Billy stamped. If you have the waste paper for the benefit of the church, a thou- go , not only your home, but that of your ai stinging a barefooted boy on. the Smew him to bo intelligent and well-in­ mother, and I wish her to feel herself Birch, who wm a famous minstrel many of very busy offices, you will be greatly sand heyto boat happy, and when music । years ago, was the hermit’s brother, the helped in the accumulation. Moat people formed ; that by dint of his earn exer- as much at home as she ever did in her arose with its voluptuous swell, soft present Billy Birch, minstrel, having who begin such an accumulation break eyes looked love to eye* which spake tkm he had acquired a better education own domicile. So good a son as you taken the former’s name. down after a time. A lady told me the again, and pretty soon everybody than many of her acquaintances who have always proved yourself ought net other day that she was saving up her wanted to go out doors to get some were furnished with all desirable facili­ .to be separated from his mother.” postage stamps toward 1,000,000, and I Bears as Pets. ties for acquiring knowledge; that ho pain-killer. Then it waa found that Our hero replied: “ 1 do not know lUKanoK Kaaa. calculated that it would take her 250 j tbedoora were locked, and muscular haft the reputation of being terapu- that your property is any objection, but loujdy honest and trustworthy; and, I should have been satisfied with you anilactioJ von mav make votJSf er*s son of the vast audience could get above oil, that he wm an affectionate alone." He then playfully bantered her trusted when fall grown; hence it savors and dutiful son, and justly the pride for obtaining him under false pretenses, out without paying 2 shillings. The sufferers were get into aline and had to and joy of his mother. take their turns going out doors, aud Frimd.hip. On hi* part, he loved our heroine mortal?. mrch suffering reaalted. Positions with true and ardent devotion, but felt Give mo the friend who has the same a u» uru.Ui mwka. A would be a bootless task to attempt asdwhen all were to-vaa the regard of one so far above printed a kiss on her brew, and thus ental den. He cornea it Dome ana threw it down in the yard, where it was —Socta*.___________ him in the scale of society, and be had gave' utterance to her feelings" M God -- ----------- ----•• VVMWUCXH HIT “Th» Tree,” a perfect horror of ths idea pf being bless you, my daughter. I can never immediately adopted by the little ne* virtues as an offset to the failings they a small boy gut up to rea< a compo xegarded aa a fortuns hunter; 'oonse* be sufficiently grateful for your kind grooa. It became a great favorite with may rehearse, and who win hold fast to qaaatly “ he never told his love,” bat offer to give "me a home with you for tham, ahariDg their corn bread, and ^on on -Tbe Tree.” Ha got as far m another festiva1. While the church1 his faith in jay truth and goodness in taking part in all their sport*. BiHy— “This subject has maay branches,” made money for a day. it lost money spite of defamation, bnch friends may that wm the name given to him- when the teacher said, ‘ 8top I you have be scarce, but when found arc pricolesa thrived and grew large and stout, and not your bo^h yeLy(m church should stick to the time-hon­ Two years had passed since H elria learned to box and wrestle with the terrupt ma again/ said the boy, ‘TH ored collection plate, aud not go into had been left fatherless, and it bad oc- kud1 hipibsod." •l.. — —111. . A London paper, in tracing the mode warred to her that it might result Jn It would be a bootless task to attempt boys so well that visitors to the plants- leave." ,lf4 jOn give me any more impuin which 122 rilled f«mi*raia England to describe the chagrin and mortifi­ tion were always entertained wnh there donee, I*0 taka the sap out of you. Do cation of our heroine’s unsuccessful droll exhibitions. But one day BiDy yon nn^.ratand?^ said ths teacher. MI the th. regu. wooers, and especially of Mr. Manning, wuadatooted in making free with the twi<will all take a hand, but when a church yoong csbbagra in the garden. A stoat lar urder of burinras proceeded. who should regard them with favor. deals a brace g»aM “ ‘ ‘ negro man picked up a branch of rose -------------------- ———— She confided her plans to ho one save bush, and gave the marauder a playful Texas editors break a bottle of cham- has no show for ’•ciei of the 5.500.000 nona the aged attorney who for many years■troke. Filled with regt, Billy sprung pagne cider with each new subscriber. Swi. Cbicsgo. Ill. Jhad transacted her father’s business, CharlM L*throp to the tmount of ita entire raine. Miss Holv>t» tti* only hair, w® nnderBland, bos giren up *1) tier claim to the estate, Growing crops aUo pass by the deed of a farm, unless they arc expressly re­ for the benefit of tno eradltora. Our hcroinP found a home with an served, and when it is intended to re­ old lady who had formerly been her serve those it should be so stated in the ntiree, and had ever since her first rec­ deed itself; a mere oral agreement ollection been firmly and affectionately to that effect would not be valid in law. attached to the family. Mrs. Dermont Another mode is to stipulate that posreally believed her young friend to be penniless, but assured her that while future day. in which case the crop* or she held a roof to shelter herself Mie was manure may be removed before that welcome to share her humble home time. AA to the building* on the farm, though' 'generally mentioned in the with her. Helvin resorted to her needle, in the deed, it is hot absolutely necessary they use of which she was an adept, Tor the should be. j A deed of land ordinarily cairipsTtil-tho buildings on it-belonging purpose of .obtaining a livelihood. A week had not elapsed after she hi. 1 to the grantor, whether mentioned or become the guest of Mrs. Dermont, oi not; and this rule includes the lumber rather one of her household, ere she re-1 sod timber of any old building which ceived from her quondam lover a note, | has been taken or blown down and of which the following.is a copy: I been packed swot for future use on the Mus Hklvu Lathxop—Rsspsctkd Lady: I farm. But if there be any buildings I embrace the preoent onyortanity-w inform on fann bnilt bv some third person, you that it will not Ito DooMsaty for you to t .. i ’ > further Mtwider. tho proportion I, nvenUy I W,U11110 farmers leave, the deed would mods to yob. The unfortunate change lu your Dot convey these, since the buildings circnmatknoas will render K impooaiblo for mo I arc personal property, and do not be­ to support you In the style that I should.do- j iong the Jand-owner to convey. The eire, and I must aak you to nr> longer regard ? . . . 3 . me a suitor for ymir band. I ehall ever re- real owners thereof might move them �Mb Mtar*0*M MRUrt. 1 gross of fire steels, TB docen garter­ ing*, 10,000 poinds of flour, 500 bush­ els ©f Indian corn, 12 horeea, 12 horned - ---------- * -----------of-. “the receipt knowledge? io foil French-------- — ’ublio village. —Exchange. FOOD ADULTERATION. TheSeW With an IMMENSE STOCK of New and Fresh T^reirenT the "eviflof IffulteraSoB in the District of Columbia and the Terri-" ricn 1X0 FIGURES. Nublt * fourth ol Ibe 80S inmate, of the Now Jenoy 8UU pn>on are pIONEBR STORE! ORNO STRONG. Spring AND TEEMING WITH CUSTOMERS HAPPY IN BARGAINS boxes of ooffee berries, Were submitted yearly. , to the ehemiet of the Agricultural Bu­ Accortnito to Afidorf stotiaMra ifc.J riat. U’eq*oU. lr4£®ieAea7 i ' These berries were accurately 727,669 stamps were affixed to patent in Baltimore, a few years medicines in England daring the last weighed, and washed -with water, and Our stocks for the Spring of 1880 consists, as usual, of the financial year, yielding a revenue to t^e . •r>. Government of nearly $700,000. . best selections from the largest -wholesale houses in New Uy dressed in . a O~F. not always Tire value of church property in the York, Detroit and Chicago, which may be enumerated [can, stuff gown, and fado-1 cotton United Htatos is given at $500,000,000, ferve*. under the heads of and, should it. continue to increase in Tet this woman had .nd^innlav once been had' the 016 K*m<' ProP°rtion asin the past, its the per cent.-of total weight ef berries: tVM*M'tMWUon'. i P. < , value value in in 1900 1900 will will reach reach the the sum mm of of A3.$3,­ cento par lino foi each oubaoyuent Inoertloc. . been her ruling portions, and she had 000,000,000. Then rw» ka» ■ thorovz*1. bona fide drevtatlor - even then a large income with which to Osbkosh, Win., hass the 'largest' maEcE' ’’-r“ *°- *........................... ™ gratify thorn if oho chose. factory in the world. "* There has been no more dramatic or ■ignifleant Bigniflcant figure among amoiig American 000 feet of logs into i mu otcu NoJ‘-...........---------- . 1 . 5’ . _ . . women pun Madame Bonaparte. In $300,000' worth of! revenue revenue stamns stamps The from the artificiallyspite in striving* togain a a, during during! 879. Beside, it manufactured *uo, fresidues c^uu”. /_ ■ cf-•her defeat ----------------------- — 1879. throne, her career has been popukrlj VILLAGE OFFICERS regarded exceptionadly brilhant 'ant nnd dents curomate of lead, phosph United States. fortunate. cium /(indicating bone-black), and sulGoods. It is as well "Wo should look st her life Nearly 1,000,000 persons die annual­ at^of banum. These salts were addin its true significance. Never was ly in France, which gives .2,800 deaths ro\hese berries for the purpose of , <■. iiot-v there a stfopger sermon preached per diem in round numbers. Taking [ icing? thorn, and, by improving their against worldlinesa. the number of deaths as it is observed j apipearahce, to enhance the market Betty Patterson, according to her in Frapcc, we obtain as the total of the i — , iiie''of the berries. These above­ own statement iu her private letters, afinnsl deaths for the whole world 85,-f-mentioned salts -were iti bo cfl’e found Jhrirtta. was a beautiful, shrewd, ambitious girl, 693,350—that is, 97,790 persons die i in the residues of the uncolored samples THE CELEBRATED I ffTElfioDIKT El’WCOPAL CHVRCK—A. D..Xrwwho made-up'Tier minTUflore she saw daily. As a compensation, the number > examined, , l»l -TOK. Paatnr. K^rvlree every HibbMh *1 IC* ■ him to many the of a of births is estimated at seventy j>er • • • '* • •••- a. tn. aud 7 p. m. H*bl>alh acho .l at It la. Prayer j . These coffee berries had bpen pm.ra<l L ranroday eeeoin*. ____________ minute, or 104,800 per diem. ! These coffee berries had , The man proved to be a mass of dull, Mu. C. A. Asubckxbr k ib> .uthon-1 thrcandi «»<> two Qjlho.r. crvlhiders co>t«a coated sntli | VTlSBVitl.E LODGE. No. 2M F. a a. m. R«yucoarse brutality, but she shouldered, ’* '*r commniilcatlon on each Wedoreday err at ty for the statement that since the dis- • “ compound of chrome,‘’2_jthe 1 — , base'1 "*-o'clock thorp, on or before the full of the moou. They cannot fail to please the Ladies. the load in hopes oP'a crown, soon to — 1 Donewhich is lead and L — I Trauai*t>t brother* are cordially Ipxl&d. iindheraalf thrown aside, and the crown : coveryof petroleum by CoL Drake, in ifJ ’ berry borr-c 1 Robert McCarthy; w m. 1859, Pennsylvania has produced up to bUck • in, wh\ch JOHN L. SMITH. Ijecrvury. placed upon the head of another wom­ the end of 1879 not less than 133,262,- ‘ coaU*i. “‘1 made to aasume a polan. She was selfish and ambitious, valued ui. $34(7surface— and hue. ~-~These C3T OUR SYSTEM OF HANDLING ONLY Hoti"7."greenish — ^usirust ^irerfory. with uo wish to believft in God, aud 639 barrels of crude oil, valued at $340,- . of the origin of I °ybnders ore in the mills openly , erect- । there was a fine eternal justice in this 709,672. His theory of -tL_ e&t <uroocl« and selling pn the basts of for this very .purpose., . 4nd we ure । the oil is that th© «rt rands are the mero . $d g4/ or purpose . And are JF> y 0 (j^G legal injustice. reservoirs which contain the product of . informed ^formed that Hist jobbers jobbers in m the Ue coffee i «r * j, <if'.ef| Boat oliiapf Malo Htrwi, Nubrilla I?eet to the yn.r<l and Sixteen Ounces The tragedy of her life was not iu the disappointment, but in her seventy the decomposition of vegetable and aui- 1 txaile buy large lota, take i„ from the | 31* ooiabtiun tnxn t to 0 a m. »uJ * u-11- m to tlie pound., enables us to hold all our old custom­ mal life of the Devonian epoch. ^'P iu which 1110 coff, ° ia ‘“Portal U> yct*r-long struggle afterward for power IL A. BARBER, | the mill, replace it iu |he same bags, I and money. What more pitiable spec­ A visit to the PIONEER The total number of journals and unj Bhjp jt frest, as the original impor If llon.ccpathir Phyaldan and furseor. ers and gain new ones every week. tacle than this young, beautiful woman, periodicals at present appearing in | tation. ; . STORE will convince the incredulous of this fact. We aim believing in neither God nor man, Russia is officially given at 608. Of The adulteration of tea is notorious, gawking her charms through Europe to these 417 are in ^Russian, fifty-four in j Much of this i© done in process of | CHAS. 11. BRAD K to please patrons both in quality and price of goods offered make a second marriage as heartless Polish, ten in French, forty in Ger- drying md preparing forexport in the ; E*UW ar.j Itwnrai.oa AaMiU (Julteetltif । them. Although most goods have advanced from 15 to 25 per and brilliant os the first? maa, three iu Latin, eleven in Lithu- ■ countries where grown. Yet in the A R.-al VinteyancJnj a »|>rvbh» llnunty Snd F«nShe writes to her fattier with open anian, seven in Esthonian, two in Fin- worst samples imported a very large aruU (>□11 Claim* promptly attvtiacl iu. and oil other cent we are selling many of them at the old prices. Try ub dislike, asking .o be allowed the credit nish, four in Hebrew, .Atr.n entru*!*.’ to mr care. Office opposite Vo­ seven >in „ n Ara ।, ^roentage is theinu. Our own citizens b<i»inv«* ... 1; ...... v ..K.in. and see. of his reputed wealth to help her cheat mcnian, three in Georgian and four in u ive far surpassed the henthen Chinese somebody into marrying her. Her let­ Tartar. There are- also forty-six papers in j. successful LEWIS DURKEE f *---•« 1 adulteration of this article N. B.—Will continue to pay the highest market price in ters to her son, when he was a man, are DuUuhed tn the Grand Duchy of Fw- whjcb M) niuch to the enjoyment f . W YER, Notary Public, Real E»:»to and In»ur hard, bitter, and cruel. Even her son land. ante Afc-rut. CoUeciioQi prouiptlr mode, and exchange for all farm products. , of evening meal in palace and hut„... cvaoclng prop-rly executed Uffiee in D. C waa but a tool to open her way to fort­ «... in - |c . ' ■ seemed ,ed good “gun­ Griffith * Star*. There were in the United States Samples of* what une. Mouey, rank, display, these were 185'1 1,053,420 persons above the age of powder tea" found in t' . . . , .r - ^e Washington her gods; how did they pay her for her < 10 who could neither read or write. Id , Market may ’be EMORY PARADY. be seen at the Agricultural life-long service? j 1860 the number had .increased to 1,218,- I Bureau. Under the mieroscope iteeems ’‘^.ll_eems In the very flush of her triumphs she ’ Prop’r Pioneer Store, Nashville, Mich. (311. 311, and, and. according to the coubur census of ‘ to be ouc-half one-half Prussian Pruwian blue. ItsonalyItsanalvcries out, “ I am tired of life, aud of L870, this number had reached the , sis is found on page 120 of the report [ ~ WM. PARMENTER, ever having lived,” and begs as conso­ startling figure of 5,6-11,000 persons . - on Bgriculture for 1878. There was in I lation, not for God’s help, or for affec­ above the age of 10 who were unable to 100 parts only a trace of tea—only l'. Office over Uull'e Drug store. Ver­ yOH IS THE TIN1K . muntvlUt, Mich. tion, but for a string of white topazes! " write, and 4,528,084 who ccffild not read. enough tea dust to impart the smelt She worked for a throne; she despised Of the number who cannot write, 2,851,- Upon page lib of same volume is an hCH GR1SWOLD.~~ ~~ To Take Advantage of the all Americans as vulgar; she died in a 911 were white, and 2,789,689 colored. analysis of sirup not manufactured from ir l>. Uomocopathle Phroidan and S<intvoa. cheap American boarding-nouse, where Of the colored, 1,342,347 were men, and ,■ the juice of Uny pl over D. C. Griffith'* alorc. Eraidenco plant „ oroducing sac- corner *JA.• Office Phillip* »ud Durkee »treet* Prompt attoofor years she had been an object of 862,243 above th? age of 21; 1,447,342 chonne matter. It is nuule from macompassion to strangers, to whom she were women, 940,332 of whom were tured corn, and, though- not unwholewould tell for the thousandth time the above the -ago of 21. Of the whites, । some, is a fraud when sold as a sirup. A. M. FLINT, | story of the greatness which had never 1,250,970 were males, 748,979 of whom Like tiua glucose syrup in resembeen hers. A will pnu-nco in nil the Court* of thia alate. were above the age of 21, and 1,600,941 blance to a genuine sirup we baveoleo- Cullrctlou* promptly made. Office over L». C. There may be young girls among our were femal*, 1,145,718 being above the 'margarine, an artificial butter, of which Grifiltk'a Ktora. NoahvlHa, Mick. readers, who, like Betty Patterson, turn age of 21. Of the total number of both -Mr. George T. Angell, who has devoted away God and pure, true love, for dis­ E FARAD y, whites and blacks who cannot write, many years to investigation of adulteraplay and social success. The day may anufacturer of Boots and sbo** Makin< 4,863,727 are native born, and 777,873 tion of food, says • " More than 90,000,and repairing neatly doo«, oloo *.rtd aliencome when they, too, will be tired of life were foreign. , 000 pounds of oleomargarine butter and “tloo "to All ’ order* promptly, and at the low Ml i or of having lived, and will know no Shop cMt »!ae of Malo Street. ciieeae were manufactured in thiscounhigher comfort than a string of white An irotdess Civilization. try in 1878, and I have microscopic phoTTErytASEX I Where he is constantly opening topazes. Mr. A. Woeikof.nl a narrative of his tographs showing the fungi, living or“ Tired of having lived 1" How differ­ ent is thia language from the hunfblesi travels in Yucatan and the Southeastern giuiism, and eggs resembling those of life of Christian faith I The riches of states of Mex;rn, introduces us to u so- (thp tape worm.” The same writer says: CHARLES SCHELDT, prayerful effort are more than jewels; called “civilized" people, who are prac- “ The evidence of adulteration of sugars LACKSMITH. attends promMly tn *11 * unacquainted with the uses of । and sirups is simply overwhelming. tl.r |tl..-kwnillh and W-rw-Mh.n-tnv line and the hope of dwelling at last with tically jpQU Writing ** . I.n«l al.n 1 tia nf tli A lir.ut a Iiathiata nf tlio Akt abont the northern por- fOne of the best chemists of the W West Christ in His kingdom is after all the tion of the State of Chiapas, he says j has found chloride of tin, r---------, _ ................................. ‘ 1‘ ‘----- J *v’—:J* ** *r-, a poison, in brightest and best that life can afford. illistrllanrDuj Card*. that the inhabitants employ iron only , twelve samples out of fourteen he ana the machetes, most reliable sugar C“in„ the shape .of One axesof nnd , lyzed. ‘±“ rrgzr which are imported from the United I dealers of the West testifies that probably ^yOECOTT HOUSE, A Christian woman in a town in New States. For the distance of 100 kilo- ninety-nine barrels of sugar out of every York desired to obtain a school-house, meters round about Palenque not one ( 100 t>old in Chicago recently art- adulfor the purpose of starting a Sabbath­ blackamith is to be found. Not a sin- terated. These are rimpl v samples of school, but -was refused by a skeptical gle nail is to be seen in their houses; volumes of evidence 1 have gathered Wolcott, Proprietor. Trustee. Still she persevered, and aaked everything is held together with cords from the as-yet unfathomed and unfathhim again and again. or with vines. Even iu the preparation 1 omsble sea of adulteration.” “I tell you. Aunt Polly, it is of no w* ww 'u'<. of their usual article w. of .vw food— —tortillas | The Th* article of candy, which, since) • use. Once for all. I say you cannot —the apparatus they employ is equally j emancipation, has become throughout f1' ni*t ium. have the school-house for any such pur­ primitive, though in Uaa respect they | the South no mean article of commerce, ~ o*rgM,M«a. CV It is economy to trade with me, for I will not allow any merchant to pose." follow the custom which is universal ' we have had no opportunity to submit ' L *"• “ * “I think I am going to get it," said undersell me, who sella for CASH. throughout all Mexico and Central ( to chemical analysis. Its manufacture * Aunt Polly. America. The grains of the maize are has increased with great rapidity, -nd “ I should like to know how, if I do not crushed between two stones, one of we believe its cost has been considerTobacco, Grot*' Furnlahtng give you the key.” wirieh, the nether one, is rather large, | ably reduced. We do not know that ant a dean ahave, or floe hair “ I think the Lord is going to unlock with a sloping upper surface. A woman I foreign substances are used, but learn id you will r> away happy •—otic door north of the old JJER.E YOU HAVE THEM. kneels by this stone and strews upon it ■ that “alba terra," or kaolin, has in re- Union House. ,, '* May be he Till,” said the infidel, some grains of maize, over which she cent years 1become in great commercial “but I can toll you thia. He will not get demand. It is estimated that 1,000 works to and fro another stone of cyl ­ When we say this, we mean that you have the key from me.” barrels of this subatonce, which is used Maple OroTV. Mlrh “ Well, I am going to pray over it, indrical form, so grinding the maize. to polish with, would fill every legiti­ The coarse meal so obtained is baked aud I have found out from experience into flat tortilla-cakes in the ashes. This mate demand, while not less than 10,­ g L1EBHALSER, that, when I keep on praying, someia exactly the mode of preparing meal 000 barrels are annually used.- Sugar, thhgj alwayt gives way." in vogue in Central and South Africa; flour, candy and perhaps other articles And the next time she camo tue hard the African negroes, however, show a of food may readily be adulterated with heart of the, infidel gave way and die this substance. Under the microscope READY MADE CLOTHING, We are opening the largest and. most complete stock of rectived the key. More than thia, higher grade of culture, inasmuch as they understand the working of iron. its atoms present a jagged circumfer­ when others SPRING GOODS, that we have ever had the Our author caustically remarks here­ ence, not unlike miniature circular tained her, done for Wn*i|»ylllc. pleasure to present before the people of upon that “the introduction even of Instances might be multiplied of the hand-mijls would be, for this country, rpHAT HUSBAND OF HINE 1 Nashville and vicinity, as a call at it is a Bkan’a will, and sometimes it is the a step of progress of far more value multiform devices by which nearly all Goto hla .-SHAVING and HAIR CUTTING our store will fully prove. that goes to form the moss of human nan himself. Borantidies there is a than many a high-so muling political food is represented to be*what it really revolution, aud soaietimea there is a prerogative, which oan never be of s&j is not. In that which we drink, little, advantage to a population living in so A. L. RASEY ’ 8, funeral When God's Spirit inspire* a indeed, besides the water, beneficently prayer in a believing Christian’s heart, low a grade of civilization.” made too cheap to adulterate, is that Hue of Gents Furnishing Goods.CIgars nnd ToLacco, omnipotence stands ready to answer it A Neer Neighbor. which it is represented to be. To give ** Something gives way.” Tin? editor ol the Manhall (Minn.) body and color, and often flavor, to al­ A. BUSH, .¥etrs took a long ride across the prai­ coholic drinks, drugs most deleterious Hew UliDoh Wm Bought. rie*, and only met one man oa the to health are frequently used. Angell “THE BOSS" Id the year 1723 the State of Dlinois whole trip, and this man said he was says: “Probably 90 per cent of the It must al«o be remembered that we also carry an immense just stopping over to his neighbor’s. milk sold in Boston ia adulterated, aud eeuting ten tribes, by twenty-two whito The closest observation could not re­ infants fed on it nr? being starved, if NASHVILLE. . MICH. stock of men in I’ennsylvania and England. veal the outlines of a house anywhere, not poisoned. Repairing done with NcMMW aud DUpatch The territory was in two tracts, one and to the question how long he intend­ The great evil of adulteration is felt called Southern Illinois, and the other ed to keep “stepping" before he reached by the honest merchant in every sec­ the balance of the State and a portion his neighbor’s, the answer was, “Well, tion of our country, and memorials yyiixiAM JONE&, of Southern Wisconsin. The consider­ I’m most there now. I’ve only six from cities come up praying Congress AND ation was 2,260 strouda, 260 blankets, miles to go yet, but last spring we to stay its ravages by the restraining 350 shirts, 150 pairs of Stroud and half­ hadn't any very near neighbors.” power of penal enactments. . thick stocking, 150 stroud breech­ cloths, 500 pounds of gunpowder, 4,000 A correspondent deacribes Hot Castor oil has been introduced into HATS, CAPS, GKOCEKIES, ETC. pounds of bad, 1 gross of knives, 80 a school in Galveston, Texas, as a dis­ Springs, Ark., as a city of doctors’ shops, EF* We buy for CASH and buy very cloee; and consequently our custoaoeaa pounds of vermilion, 2,000 gun flints. ciplinary agent. A boy had it poured drug stores, bath houses, cud boarding have the benefit of it. down his throat for smoking, and a girl houses, with a few stores and churches a! Wbteoo. 2 dezes gilt looking-gUaw. bad it rubbed on her bps for swearing. thrown in to fill up the chinks. Manville. Wck. Dry Grpods, Olotliins, . ........... _ Hate, Caps, Boote, Shoes, c ^«»iSSggS7 ’ L'nrniMhing Groceries, Crockery. DAVIS AND SINGER SEWING MACHINES! L. J. WHEELER, M J &REAT SPRING BOOM. It Can Be Found at I). C. GRIFFITH’S M B CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS .c IJootH. Shoes, TVotions, Itltc. Bargains in Spring Goods. DRESS GOODS and PRINTS, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, BOOTS, SHOES, ALL KINDS s FOOT COVERING, DENTISTS KOCHER BROTHKRS �Commencing March 9, ’SO. time nobody p wiser about ■ Conieiius Bresnahan an<F Edward GRAND And will continue until the entire stock and fixtures are closed out. what next. The newworked ont by all the < is united to the parties ed in the matter, after I hlr fixed and signed inc the Chancellor’s orders. Much has been said, 1---------------------jx-riiaiw cannot I* said, of the unhap­ py position of th© Csar of Russia. But the second pentouag© in the State is hardiv lesannhappily situated than its right Mtbr tntciIt of another train backing, up, and Breeaahan waa instant­ ly killed and Gallespiehad a foot cut off. - Thia is no sham sale, but a GENUINE ASSIGNEE’S SALE. The entire stock will be sold Regardless Of Cost, for the benefit of Creditors; and, as the goods must be sold, there will be bargains in Horace W. Flint closed his school in Fractional District .No. 1, of Vl'ville dam to commiseration. He is believed and Kaiamo, on March 5th, and shows the following report: No. of day&teught, 79. greement with the Cxar as regards the No. of erlware enrolled. 07. expediency of attempting to remodel th© institutions of the Empire in a couHtitotional sense. At the present mo­ No. of visitors during term, 35. you will never have a chance again to take advantage of. ment, therefore, when a cause with Scholars that hare not been absent which he is known to sympathize u be­ ing associated with and disgraced by during the term : Ida McKinnia, Allie M. Brown,Edith Decker, James Heath. the crimes of revolutionary conspuscy, A..lArr D/ldM.' the position of the Czarwitch has of NOTICE.—For the benefit of those who cannot come themselves, we will theerfully send course hgcome a most painful one. ProfouncTcompassion must be felt for Assyria, March 8, ’80. a son who. is condemned to see the life Mt Editor of his father again and amm attempt­ ed by men wbose political demand* be is supposed to favor, and wbo*e crimi­ News that your corrM&onpent * from nal methods of asserting them he can North Assyria has willfully and moat of coarse do nothing to check. Yet bandy slandered Walt Webster, of this more complete becomes the misery of town, by saying that he liad not activi­ This stock must be closed out AT ONCE, regardless of the cost, for the creditors must his situation when be feels that, though ty enough to catch th© wary mud-tur­ differences of opinion have in no de­ tle. Now we know that he lias for we be paid. . gree affected his personal relations have seen him in the very act, and he with hia father, it is impossible for him a^rored remarkably active for a man ♦o impose silence on the gossips who assert that political discord has led to Ibving Briggs. mutual estrangement. - John Jamesox. Political anarchy lias reached its cli­ M.8TK1CKLAXD. max in Bulgaria, whose sovereign is obliged to twtk aid and council from his Produce taken at Market price. M. B. Barney, Detroit, MidL, adver­ And secure Bargains before the stock ia broken. protector the Cxnr. against his turbu­ lent subjects. Prince Alexander von tises to send a formula of Hop Bitters Batten L>vr^ has not beeu seated long for $1.00 which he says he does for upon the throne, but, during his reign This is the formula that we paid him of something less than a twelvemonth he has learned how utterly absurd was $1.00 for, and give it free: 1 Gal. whisky, 10 ox. glycerine, 8 ox. the hope of those who *-apected that a constitution and a parliament, al­ fluid ext. hops. 9 ox. aloes, 1 gal. water. This is not Hop Bitters, but a swind­ though hedged around with every pos­ ------ The Sale Commences at the -----le that is a misdemeanor to send sible theoretical guarantee, could suf­ fice to keep in order a nationality igno­ through the mails or for paper* to ad­ rant of the most fundamental princi­ vertise it, and libellous on Hop Bitters, pals of self-government. Slaves for or any pretending to be of like nature, more than four centuries, the Bulgar­ are worthless aud injurious counter­ ians, to the astonishment of no one feits unless made by the Hop Bitters more than themselves, suddenly were Mf g. Co. of Rochester, N. Y., and all told that they must henceforth aud for­ parties making or selling them will be ever be their own rulers. They did not punished accordingly. There is not know what they were exjpected to do. and cannot be any genuine Hop Bitters and as the few individuals among them made except by us. Hob Bitters Mfg. Co.. with education are either Russian gmisRochester. N. Y. 'J’HE .XASH V ILLS LEVATOR, saries or socialist aiiostleA, the conse­ gpHE OLD ESTABLISHED JMPORT1ST SEWS. quence* have been precisely what LOCAL MATTERS. might have been expected. Everything (AND RELIABLE FURNITURE FIRM OF is in turmoil and confusion, and the .Vaahville Markets. man who organized the Principality be­ fore it was endowed with-a regular Prince, General Doudoukoff KonAakofl, nr 1879, is promised as a mentor*to the young Are on Hand with a Sovereign, by whom it waamade acouSo as to Enabe dition for his return to Sofia. Prince ANEW LINE OF DondoukufT ia very popular in Bulga­ Any number of farmers to ria; he is not, nerliaps, naviter »A mods, but be certainly infortiterin nc, and he understands the people with whom he' Unload Wheat and Grain Ex­ ■ has to deal, for the riaves are hot as OfEvery Description. other men are, but require wholesome peditiously u4 Accuratly. coercion at times, even including judi­ Which will Defy Compctitioh in every cious applications of the knout, for Respect. Remember that all our which they l>ear no malice in their Goods, which we Manufacture, hearts, regarding it as the simple out­ To Electors of the Township of Castleton. ward manifestation of their master’s are Warranted in Every Notice ia hereby given that at the an­ Dealm to via tnzU. it GOOD GOODS, LOW will. This, indeed, is the key to the Respect. PRICES aad FAIR DEALING are any object nual township meeting, to be held on desire to announce that having erected . ■ ----, i. -j.kv.L , r.._ k situation; the Bulgarians need a master the fifth day of April, 1880, a vote will one of the largest and moat convenient whose iron hand must not necessarily be taken (by ballot) submitting the We are also prepared to fawnish any­ elevator buildings in central Michigan, be provided with any glove, velvet or question as to whether the following they are prepared to receive and otherwise; and the Russians, knowing named animals shall lie allowed to run thing in the this, made no difficulty in evacuating at large in said township, vir : fTnrens, DRY GOODS, the country, which they had conquered, Males, Sliecp and Swine. UNDERTAKING LINE, and whither tbev were Intimately pwDated, Castleton. Feb: 4th. 1880. suaded of speedy recall. All the recent GROCERIES, Chas. H. Beady, disturbances will lie ascribed by the For any quantity of Town Clerk*. Russophobes Yo Russian Uitriguea, nnd though this accusation may lie some­ BOOTS & SHOES, COFFIA'M, CAMKJETN, Nothing makes a man. woman, or what exaggerated, at all events the child fceimeaner then a tickling sensaROBE*. MHROUDN Ac. Romans will profit by a situation in the throat. Take “Dr. Sellers’ which tlicy only were able to foresee Cough Syrup.” 96 cents. CLOTHING, Etc., Of any one in the coup try. and appreciate, because by the Rus­ • That may be brought them. Tbev alac sians aloue baa the question of possible Notice. , | keep for sale at the lowest prices' Oriental complications been intelligent The Township Board of the town­ ly. studied. Louis . ship of Castleton will meet at the, SMMis, near. Feed. Ume, Salt, office of the township clerk on Thurs­ Proda« Taken. M1CH1GONEWB. day March 30th, 1880, at ten o’clock a. m. for funeral occasions furnished free of ' Stucco, hair and for the purpose of settling with treasur­ Jennie Chambers, of Battle Creek, er and transacting such bnmness as charge. Shingle*. died Friday night from the eflbete of may come before the board. ' W. G. AYL8WOKTH. an overdose of laudnam. Dated Nashville, Mich. Maxell 12th 4. lkntz Minnie Tucker of BK L*rli*hts sued JL>LZJL'Jk<OlrA' A. 11. Hart for $10,000 .lanmges for AIKSWSWORTH t BROOKS. breech of promise of n^rriage. EP Of all the sewing machines that j ^TTUITIM Wesley Peinbet a child of six. Hvhave ‘good the test and conic ont con- REMEMBER, MONDAY, MARCH 2. CLEMENT SMITH, Assignee New Firm. New Goods. Remodeled, Enlarged ■ Improved J. LENTZ & SONS W.'G. AYLSWORTH FURNITURE Wm. A. AYLSWORTH, AINSWORTH & BROOKS PAY THE-BIGHE8T IARIET PRICI A GOOD HEARSE it sows. ; Mopey Sayed by Dealiu with them. fieOical&SnrgicallBstitntB NEW STORE! caught in the machinery, Friday even­ ing, and instantly killed. At Adrian, the Dkrht of March 4, B. Collins, night switchman, slipped iu stepping upon the platform of a car it PeatwaH. aged HO yean*, was liuried in Troy, Oakland Co., aswio DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, FANCY GOODS, GROCERIES DON’T FORGET. «1 with oggirl, is also under iudi< idnltery with her mother. Mrs. Sarah Ayiiiting of Niles has lieen arrested, charged with assault with intrnz to kill her neighbor, Sarah AUen. An Ionia mkn. not yet 30 year* of age, hattheen twice married and di­ vorced and has bow manned bis first wife over again. . r, - «■ P NEW GOODS! AND the ladies. All who’have tried this machine speak warmly iu its favor and none have ever been returned for not being what re presented. G. A. TruniM rias anamlier of these machines which be will sell very cheap to close them out . 1 ®«tr»y Notice. @awyers T Having added GO TO THE NEW STORE OF —rSS^^iWILSON I HOWE Ofllce 204 Woodward Avenue Home mu! Room, fw BoaMlnr Patleau 174 WiUlliWsnn • ,-T-nl“ NO PATENT NO PIT 1 Ibe Mtidy rtz: AU w^Hlrning ’ Ham~ Hr rne^’^ns nnd '1 - -FOR------ , uw, croup, tickling w~UMUk.li ia the million bottles sold witkin the last few years. It given relief where ever used, and ths power to hqpart benefit that cannot be had from fhe cough mixtures now in use. Sold by all druggists at 25 cents par bottle. Mellen' Liver Pill* are aUo high­ ly recommended for curing liver com­ plaint, constipation, sick headache, fe­ ver aud ague, and, all disensea of the stomach and liver. Sold by all drug gist at 25 cents per box. Pl€t*t»urK. X*a. JQOW IS THUE TIME. FOR GOOD TEAS, Go toC. W. Smith’i FOR SIRLOIN STEAKS. Go to C. W. Smith s. FOR BARGAINS IN SUGARS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR HAM STEAK, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR NICE, JUICY R0A8T8, FOR CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR THE BEST PORK SAUSAGE, Ge to C. W. Smith’s. FOR HANGING LAMPS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR FRESH COVE OYSTERS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR LAMPS OF ALL KINDS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR BOLOGNAS THAT ARE BOSS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR BARGAINS IN CROCKERY, Go to C. W. Smith’s. / FOR OHIO HICKORY NUTS, i Go to C.-W. Smith’s. I FOR FRESH AND SALT FISH, 1 Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR YOUR CHOICE FOR 6c, Go to C. WL Smith’s. FOR PRESENTS WITH TEA, > Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR THE WORTH or YOUR MONEY, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR WHITE CLOVER HONEY, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR EVERYTHING CHEAP, Go to C. W. Smith’a For he will be glad to see you. P T. BOISE. (Successor to Boise Bros.) YOU CAN FIND AT MY STORE Medicines. Cbemicah, Surgical Iisatrumenta Andpll the leading Reineditw in Patent & Propriatory Medicines, Filing Saws School Books, Blank Books. prepared than ever to Mlscellan’s Books. Tr of every descrip­ A LAUOK UMK Of Crockery, GIomiy are, <Jo । . . * work ot aattafactoiy price*. Nashville. Mich. BOTS AND SHOES, IWFTTTRI2 i .... Xotion-. Etc.. teau.-tatowaH lafarfrnuxm. Isfrintfi «•»"»«■ uH »n oOirr ni»ltor» relatleg to patouti Pronounced by all to be the most pleasant and effioadaus remedy sow in tools for Cum- ’ i tion, 1 am better .mm, inrUcularl SELLERS’ COUGH , SYRUP! to my stock saffi- GROCERIES, ■ fluxsar j>u bet uTt.-tJM- let this SUL Mnin (Opposite the Wolcott HouseA jg^ pwqit Trftegfm Wssurajen L C. BROWS, H. »T13m)TARD. Wall Paper and Bordering. • iTKIMMBD HUUt j IF YOU WANT Battle Creek ii ■n Fresh Goods and Respectfully Touxa, ; a co„ ’ WILSON 4k HOWE. (JIHEI) AS FINE A LINE OF Bt ML a A. SHgRJUX'K an pukT A routed to be I *• «rf tad =•* iia rep sSt -u«e.„.n "*>• Ke* Y< rk. lull- WANTED <U all �out timber for a VIClHlTiLOCALS. getUng n which be intend* Tbere will be a Sunday school con* Twfey erariwt. Mmk l«h. »»d w David Haight U* rented A. J. Car­ penter’s farm tor two years. Mrs. John N. Cortis died March 10th. Balou mid Mariett Center and singing psalms. Mr». KlUabeth Cady lectara* at U»- pieces M by the holy tie March Elder Weller preaches next Sabbath u> Hallo* th*Mod. v “ ■ morning, March 14tli, at the Bristol 15th. Saturday WM the tnaiaat day «t the McCnmkm is getting along finely. MUa Ada Brod gem toCharioCte to teach music in a private family. “The game of fifteen*’ has struck Hasting* disastriou* result* is anticipated. r--. "Happy George” recently opaaed a vtorc on Jefferson street and already i* doing a thriving business. The W. C. T. U. invite tbeir friend* to indulge in mush and milk at the club room next Wednesday evening. Union Hall was crowded on Sunday and Monday evenings, to hear the elo­ quent temperance orator, J. R- Clark. The firm of Hearer Bros., dealers in agricultural machinery, has dissolved, Boros retiring and Cheater contton ing the business. John Winklemaa, a one-boss-grocer, doing business belt door to John Stan­ ley’s was arrested on Saturday, for Felling liquor without a license, but there was a crook in the papers and they were quashed. The common council at their last meeting Jted f23 to be used m “back pay” towards defraying the indebted­ ness of our last 4th of July celebration. It is now hoped that the long deferred debt will be paid up and the city’s hon­ or saved. A sheep-breeders and wool growing association was formed at the court house on Tuesday, with the following list of officers: President, A. Ryerson; Secretary, W. IL Merrick: Treasurer Jas. A. Sweety.' Nine directors were also elected as follows: Jas. A. Sweety L. D. Gardner, Friend D. Soules, A. Ryerson, Henry Burton, A. C. Towne, Wm. I>ee, Albert Kent and C. Mc“ Queen. BARRYHuX ITEMS. school house. His subject will be ‘'the old I nah Sabbath as it was, and the Christian Sabbath as it is.” He also preaches at the Culver School bouse in the evening, on the same subject. • Quito an accident happened ou Sun­ day last. Mr. Slate. Culver, Mrs. Vai. Bird and Miss Rosa Culver started in Slate’s new buggy to go to the Bullis school bouse to church, aud when alittle east of Mr. Tarbel’s on a crossway, HAS Our club meeting wro held on Mon- IIV ALL DEP AR JTM.EINTS Elegant lines of Spring Dress Goods. Novelties in Plain and Embroidered Hosiery Beautiful Corsets in all colors. Elegant lines of Silk Handkerchiefs. Forty new patterns of Hambuig Edgings. The Nobbiest and best fitting stock of Men’s, Youth’s and Boy’s Clothing in Nashville. A Nobby line of Gents’ Neckwear. He will soon be able to drive May to Elijah’#. George Davenport wears the sugar belt in our town. He has three large evaporators each seventeen feet long. Our temperance people talk of putt­ ing a temperance ticket before the people in the coming spring election. Our hotel man says if the chap who took that ten cent hair brush will bring it back he will give him a better road into the water where ft is quite one. George Mutylcr and Anna Shafer deep. Miss Rosa jumped out all safe but Mrs. Bird ‘ was thrown oyer the OUR ASSORTMENT OF dash-board into the water and Slate, Humor says we can report more next was thrown out on the horse, butfortuA Star Lodge was organized bore, nately all escaped injuries except a se­ vere wetting, but poor Slate’s buggy is very much in need of repain. societies beeide two Red Ribbon cluba. assywjTTteks. Burt. Holly’s echool cloeed on Satur­ day last. It b the second term for him Tommy Tasker has a new well. We have as Good a line of as you will find in any Boot and Shoe The Centre school will close on Frf- in this distrie:. We can say Bart, has done well. The Primary department day. store in the County. was taught by Mi^ Hattie Carpenter. John Webster and Jessie Austin of "7 _________ 8awNashville ore trapping on the Baskon Our sales are constantly increasing and we are at present selling twice as many goods as Creek. VERMONTVILLE ITEMS. last year. Our assortment is so complete that we can please any one. Hon. Clement Smith, of Hastings, Bill Karcher han bought the old wa* at the Centre Thursday bn busi­ If you want GOOD GOODS CHEAP for CASH, go to Browning store and is Utting it up for ness. Mr. J. H. Keith returned on Thurs­ a restaurant and boarding house. Shoe maker Knapp, has set the awl day from a two weeks’ visit to his chil­ and pegs in motion in the addition redren at Howard city. Snyder’s i LOCAL MATTERS. Ra MANOF ATHOlWAND. ItTISAFACT The temperance meeting, to be held cently built to Aiderman BtorM> . I _ . I"',/T*TL .----------- i A CoKtcsrvtv* C'r»»D.—When death »u hourly J. at the M. E. church Thursday, ® The rnncprt afr rh« i C^W. E. Shitfds will Bet and file [ expected. All iw-dte* h»»in< f»H«i. aud Dr. B. The concert at the Congregauonal y(jor jmwg for g, rU A1 | work Wftrran t-1 Jjuoe> w-fXp«rimend»< with moy herb, of c*iThM *' *** failure. No speaker ; no bearers. K ± j Dsn! CnlnzrinJ QIaaV There was a necktie social Friday church on Saturday evening, under the (jj or no pay. Shop just east of old ■ cutia'bei«xident*Hy made* prepArntkm ih*ir«rrd r direction of Mis* Branch aud the Olivet heading mill, Nashville. (32-37) hi.only child of Cow*umpt>on. Htechiw j LfSLFgCSl RDu Des! 66160160 MOCK night at John Loyd’s. A large crowd student^ wax a tine affair and fairly | — ~ •»«♦« «mnirr. and aninriiuf the best of of young men were there without part­ Men's, Boys | Youth’s Hats is VERY LARGE. Boots and Shoes £3T G. A. TRUMAN. LJvery Removed. ners. The ties were passed around, the attended. Having purchased the large and couit ThenewM. E. church at Biitniark modious livery barn, opposite the Wol­ price being ten cents, but those young men had the pluck to throw in one ami waa dedicated ou the 4th inst., when cott House, and kuown a* the Daugh­ ♦496 the total indebtedness of the erty ertF barn. I have removed thereto, I IX BARRY COUMTY two centx apiece. Plucky boys. and now betterM1prepared than ever frr»b eoM 1® fuam ru,ou UUUUIV Charley Tuckerman has done it at structure wax raised, and the church tto furnish double or single turn outs renty-foer hoAn. xddreM CRADDOCK * CO ‘ Our Good, are all new rand a dedicated free and clear from debt to upon short notice and at reasonable n c ..^1.. >hl. _ IinWD. last, nnd you will know he has when I j' rates. A specialty made of carrying 1 tell you he waa married last Thursday the cause for which it wax intended. ConHwmi>tic*n A few <l»,. .inc. while D. W. Church ™mm«rcud mrow the coungrancommercial treveler, travelers across The Meadville Reform tlub ia in n j night to Mias Hattie Chapman, one of J 5O-ni<-ml»er the latch stniur j trv. try. Remember string is al- ■ An oM phy»teian. retirrt from pmcltee, havlnprosperous condition. plarea lu bl» hand* by an Ka*t India mlaafon i tlic finest girls in Assyria. nt Rockers, was removing the tloor bf a house that ' Ve UR n ca^‘ j. OSXVX- |1 had ary the frrmula of a almplo vegetable remedy for Willis Lathrop has lately returned | Ed. Fenn whipped Silas Pool last ’OS US. — . . ... 1839, being the w.u ...O< _____________________________ th» «|><»ed^aiHl J^’iuanrul cure Y°r ^•.nnaumpUoii. was erected in first । * (tension Tables, from a three year# stay in Colorado. ,„ i week, ,blacking both eyes, bnixing bis frame house erected in lhe township ' I /"Will pay the highest inarket J ,ateoa positive and radical euro, ■®?Chalr.,*c, Elder McFnil has been holding meet- | cheek.lmne. knocking his teeth loose, found »„ elm Mump ta » Mr .Ute of , ingsat the M. I’. Chureh for the last I aj| on of pool’s getting over b. pre-nulim,. and Hod. GrUwotd etaim. bno* .moor ■ utter in, known to til* «ufltrin< ftJLowt. Actuated bj fdnr weeks. ' into Fenn’s pasture field to go around n„,w Flnnr ' motive and ade»lre to rvtteve human •uffcrinn. 1 Jim Nisbett is laid up from a severe 1 a Wttter bou,. poo| undor the doct- he cut the tree off the stump in 1837. Our charter election passed off calm- 1 Flour than any house in Nash-' OT^E^mhf ‘wuh’fnii di <?OXXimon Fiirniture rut, on his right leg sustained while I „r«fl ain, au(i confined to the bed. Pool _______________________ !'—*—»«t»- tum h» h« i •■hopping wood. ' showed no signs of fight, and Fenn be* ly ou Monday, with one and a half ville. Auction S*l®. Chas. Carr has lost one, ami Barber . jUg u young man ought to be ashamed. tickets in the field. The result shows jUBtin W. Eastman of Woodland,' Our Undertaking Departmn’t Mend two, valuable hopes,. lately. H. , j|eni.y McCartney, of Maple Grove, the following officer* elected: President, O.G. Stebbins; Clerk, H. L^Cnrtia; desiring to “go west,” will sell at auc- . Hannon has one sick. , applied for and accepted the Section Treasurer,- James Fleming; Trustees. I tion onSec. 34, oisTuesday, March 15th.. Complete in every p»rtlcnUr. Theodore Northrop and Frank Crit- Hill school. But little did he know of w... f'»a«-ni.i n w Him*. a \i ;» number of horses, cows, pigs, etc., tendvn. two Morgan boys, are attend- tl>e hard nation he hud to deal with, vV m. Griswold, D. M . Alien and A. M. g|BO farm machinery nnd utensils to I Earlier. ‘ I numerous to mention, giving a ‘ year’s ing school at Hastings. . tiic (joy8 gOt iu the habit of shutting Prices that Can’t a Undersold. The anniversary of our Red Ribbon I credit without interest ou sums over There was a donation recently at ; ju |he school house at night, and Club will be celebrated by appropriate ■ $3* Attend the sale. , Red Ribbon Hall, for Elder Gurd. । then hiding to see him crawl out of the ..•on, we shall eodraror by f ry The bow Harness Oil for 35 eta.' able prise* to double tbeir Although the roads were bad aud there . window, be would say, "Boy* if you exercises on Saturday and Sunday next; per quart only, st A. R. Wolcott’s. was meetingat the church, $14,35 was jOn’t stop this I will leave the school.” meetings being held at 2 nnd 7 o’clock Now don’t let your harness go dry. p. m. on Saturday, and 104 n. in., 2 and raised. I Now it so happened that when rVWilsou L Howe have just receiv-. Mrs. Williams of Morgan, received a ' Hank went to Mr. Hall’s, on his lH>anl 7j o’cloclfp. ni. on Sunday. A sumpt­ ed a new stock of Boots, Shoes aud dispatch Monday from III., stating that inground trip.he was put in the boys uous feast will t>e prepared at 4 o'clock Rubbers, to lie sold very low. her father had been killed by the cars, i b®<L Mr. Hall, not knowing this, in iu the afternoon of Saturday. Good Kello«8f, De ma ray & Co. ... . , ♦, the morning, and supposing that hu ■•or Knie. She started on the afternoon train to luul over-slej •• himself •' speakers and a tine time are expected. TpARMERM 1TTE.YT1OX. er-slept One 3 year old Bay. Colt. Inquire of ight Hank by the • attend the funeraL ’ went to 2._ I the room, cau/ C. C. Wolcott. BELLEVUE ITEMS. lint sprawling snrawlinir on mi The ladies have organized a Christian ’ foot soon UHU had uuu him IUOI and mu tswii opunuun Hie Temperance Union and meet every **" “ flixir, at “* the same time saying, !V Buy your Dry Goods, Boots and . The serie* of meetings held alternate­ ••Charley, get up.” Hauk thinking this Shoes, Hats and Caps, Groceries and , four weeks. The officers are Pros., Mn». to much left the school. ly at M. E. and Baptist churches have Provisions, Crockery, Notions, etc,, of , Now being in first-class running or­ Eipma Lathrop; vice Pies., Mrs. On Saturday wife and I thought wc ceiled and n large number have united E. Reese, who always sells at the der, with a thoroughly H. Mead; CoresjKmduig Sec., Mrs. Min. j would wouia take taac a little niue pleasure nde. nue. JTito i ne with the churches. lowest prices.\ Sarah Scott; Rec. Sec. Mrs. Anna De- I 51“-® hll J? Jacob Koberts and Will Moore living IV The • ‘ boss ’ ’ stock of Gluvea and we started. About noon we brought Vine, Treas. Mrs. Nellie Fogles. , i up ut Nashville and found the town full just cast of Bellevue, hud a cotillion the Mittens just received at Wilsox t Howe’s. । in attendance, wo guarantee satisfac­ ol lawyers, aud upon inquiring the 9th, over some wood. Some hammer.------------------* Do you for! th*t any ono ot your orvan*—yo WEST KA LA MO ITEMS. tion to all those who may favor us . I cause', learned that that furious bird the ingof heads and a war oT words ensued. B1SSOLUT1OS NOTICE. ! with their patronage. Those 1 Vt’ville Hawk was having n fight with The end is not yet. The co-pirtnerahip heretofore exist-, powerful. y«t h»rmk—, or inviaorama RetAemtar who prefer can have their All«n L'ptaw, UH1 wite of E.IOU • ’«y tard Him. Itarc « cm, Tl.o "high d*dy iu the u.orotag-’ ot Ini between Andrew J. Itardy wd *rtufa.•..n. -•£»£* , . ... .. • f across C. T. Wilkinson and soon wa* Rapid. «rc wmtliiK thar mu »rcruuul ; o„ u,e r„,ui for hi, h()mc Fo„„d that lire Bell.™ remie^i) ,reupe, h~ j day —j .j mntnal eonneot All debl. due. the t and friends in tliissectieu. I wheat elid not look as well in Castleton without waiting. . This week close* the school iu ths | OT Maple Grove a* in Aasyna. That been sick and they did noi inflict the firm must be paid to. nnd all indebted­ and Malted di«ri.l tor Urc winter term. ?£ public as advertised with "Shoo Fly.” ness of the firm settled by Ar J. Hardy. Dated Nashville. March IKh, 1880. They think it rich, and so must the FOR SALK An»kew J. Hardt. Mr. Ed. Rente tan the eUnipiou cm, lowed Suu.lny montin* we went over Vermontville people that heard them. at the Mill at the lowest prices. Frank Barker. j Sugaring came to a sudden stop on ; to see uncle Wilkinson finding him Mrs. McDonald, from Indiana, lost a W. H. YOUNG. Prop. Monday last, and tboM who wi«h to I rather down liMrtedbut WilkiuMnirct ' Look Here ! Look Here I j child, six months old, Sunday* night, enjoy the -taht of " tee the farnww with JgOOT AND SHOE SHOP. while visiting her sister Mrs. Nover, of [ CLOSING OUT! CLOSING OUT I । his syrup buckets strung across his I pxid-feeling man when well, but he 1 am closing out the stock of A. M*. Bellevue. The child seemed to bo well I * —“ **r—-n,*---------"V. “”"Z*i_"* fleck,” will have to wait a few days, if I has been troubled with ills and pains Mdwuiobed, hot hearing on m.uXa.hSSk’" I’eram. not longer ! for several years, and will undohbted-ben it wi.be. (.tarn mire .mon* the I •^^‘“'V.Sta^ sual noise, its mother went to the bed wishing goods call and aeo me before । and found the child in a dving condi- ■ you buy, as I am confident I can save I eatables or dishes in th*, buttiy, it' Corfs found Ab. Tutt aud wife there n*. .’»• , r r°n,nO'”’' .J.DAVGHcrr. will carefully remove such articles as j and of course had to have a chat with ---- KIR THK- L. ‘ At our recent charter election J. C. • . —------ ---------- , ■ ome in iu way. and than take, n ;><>«i- ! •I“ra- All. Iiomg a UrWy fellow bad to ;i ... v e .Juhn«ton'» rtirw«p*rilt», eurtw Lfrer Cooptelnt . i—i -,. . . i__. tell some stories. Among otbera was Iteu. w*. Hrcted Prwtaent; E. 8.. non where game cap be seen to advunconcerning L. Hosmer. It seemed Hoskins, Clerk; H. ovenshire, H. L. sobnatou'* s*r«*p*Aii» i< u*xi by •••rybody. tagv, and when a rodent appears make i that three young ladies had stayed nt a HticccsHfuI descent on the little animal. I Hosmer's the niglit before.. L/>. kept Robimton aud J. B. Hull Trustees; D. : J<>hnaton,»“arwr^iHeumsickn<«d*ch«. The only damage known to be done by I -n,u“ ntght for him In the D. Gardiner. Treasurer ; H. A. Humq-i *■**"•«a*mparm*cut** Dyspapai*. Repairing Done in the Beat .. / . ... . .... J morning Iai. began to shoot off his and H. A. Allen, Assessors; and E. J. I ry Bailey & Worn! have a harness ' tne cat in its foraging expeditions ,110ntb. One of the ladies remarked Holland, Marsha). Only one ticket was I shop in full blast, you will do well to; Manner Possible I about the pantry was, when it used that her eyes were very weak, Lo. in the field I call them before purchasing any. , . . , . . . . . ~ ! thing in the harness line. Ke|>airing UoM*iChic*co,*flbniiti»«»<»tdiMrt*a4d««ir- Give BAe a, ualeratUK f,rc for some nH-wrc. purpose /nrrti-iJv (probably says. “No wuuder; they are so close to I I- A»yri. jn.t oror the Mie™ j a---- — »Ne rente ofinwcl from Michigan to all point* In to raise the game and tarcleiusly left your brain.” Ab., seeing the joke said, “Lo. it is a wonder you didn’t bleed liue, uve two farmers, A. J. Fann and । -- *— -------- ------ — • 1 ganrea, XcBrapt*, rotoraio, Tcxa«. Minneaota. it scattered over tlte shelves.) to death when you were young,” at the Deacon 8. P. Poole. Fenn has two ty For the Best 50-cent ■ Chewing • D*koU, MaaHob*. etc. Kielilran Centre! train. Shop In The Old Pcfetofflce A very pleasant occasion was the same time drawing his Unger across Tobacco RO to Wilson & Howe’s. makeaare and cto^renbectlon. tt Chjcaso wKh Building. --------------- •— -------• through expriwa train* i-n all Western line*. RaU« gathering of about fifty of the friends hi« mouth, “for when you open your boys, men grown, the youngest of .fWw.nl mouth your hfead is naif off.” The whom we have to speak, being about The €hateThat Bento aH ttafca.; *«1 »« ***»•* !“•**• «“*“« FRANK BAKER. of Ed Edward Keese on WedRMday Wednesday evencven- laugh ward Reese |aUfrh turned on Lo., And for once he turned on Ix>., And for one® lie 20 years old. On the 4th day of March, Having secured the right of Barry, rrepoed wiSJlieak C. Wentworth, GtXai i"ing last. It was twenty mxth birth ' kept mum, until the lansen departed, county for the sale of the Scherer pat- ~-ns-rTtet«t ktetAoi th«iin«nt<iii(»Bo.wbo rpEE BAHR WILLE MILLS. day of Mr. Keene, and Mrs. Reese had I In the afternoon we went to meeting Dea. baviu^. Ixjvn to Norman Alm- eut mrni gate, i nave one in operation t ' I,. ___ route*. I»o not nnrthaa* your ticket* nar coulnutl stead’s west of his farm, wa* returning inrilullberomiwiv. all pn.par- “,,J “IV,""■“•"’r ol .M in Nashville that fanners want to see (ywjr nviKbt wm ym» h«»e h*r« from the Michii m i.* * _s ; Heard them speak of the goodness ot and . lutrAtv. buying luiviu^ u i, gate of ntvt* ■' coming across a inud-hole in the Iiefove any ni.BAT.rtt.An description. 1 atious necessary, and tliougbt to give God| aud iu my t^tummv with road, got over into Fenn’s lot and went I Lean lw. operated easily and and. quick­ Ed. a grand sin prise, bqt “the last day ' the rest, and was vervnnuah reioiced. I They «»H do If. ly without getting out vehicles. iu the afternoon” Ed. discovered some- In tb® morning Cort and myself went I around. On mounting the fence to get Single gat<* or furtii rights sold on ^G«» !b r|H- •’.‘M HcJiable Market Tua .htae w^.lK.attotajpp.u.aml by ,J ^£.1,5' » L?ii. ii‘« into the road again, Ed. Fenn was seen most favorable terms. Fit-mi, S*d» anti Suioked Mem* of nil approaching him aud curaiug him, ask­ Henkv R«,h. (23-35) A. C. STANTON. Ikinds. HMle scheming <ain<tl a k»a»wkdge of joiiy oia b^, but has made nn his Projiriftm. ing him if the rami was not wide the affair, yet a grand time was had. I mind to gst him a wife and asked me IV Don’t forget that if yon want the i MORGAN, BARRY CO., MICH. enough for him to walk in, cto., after Ed’s fatlierand mother were present look uponc> for him. Any body wishbest pair of Bobs with rock-elm beams i shaking his iislti around rhe Dea’s, and the liest linuhed Cutter in the The aubscrilier offers fbr tuilehm Farm froo> Jtattta Cnvk. with .tail ta.. head, he crowded him into the fence county, or good Horse Shoeing, Wag- •,ot 120acres, situated on wetinn 17. ini the cuildren from 30 to 70 years of age I os it is leap year. Go and see Lewis. ! ons, Bobs, Buggies or Cutters repaired 11Castleton, said farm m in a good state and finally . B r. seized him by 7 the . throat and “r Staled or or ltrimmed rfiiYmid in inthe”best tai could muster the time p;iaxed pleasant- ‘ ladies, he nas a good farm, house and ___ buildings. poumlrtl him np very 4«dly, iw much f „'n ted at tI10 Foundry uudthe get it. style. <of cultivation with good good orrhard, good «tII ot water stibo .y aho „n th, .^-tan ..™1 । ikr, flint In. Iinu luinet niwL.r> ft... .mnc ..II . ... i.-— .... ‘g.-1' so that he has been under th'j care of a Bailey |<loor. Aliont 65 acres cleared and the ateralHvaaee ot wbkli y.Hir ror-, d,y ooon „,.renKJi„ |„rnr».- ■ physician and cunAlued to his house for : balance well timbered. The farm is on respondent was perswaded to join, and ; ed and we utarted for home. At Nash- 1 Notice. [ the state road, 6 mile* from H axtin gx after being initiated into that order, ville we learned tliat the J/axk had de-1 the last week. Thia young man must • All persons indebted to Hie estate of |; and G from Nashville, it also has a new have been the one that went home and I A. M. Daugherty, are requested to call' GOOD WORK GUARANTEED. । school house on one corner of the farm. Md „..t firing ! told his father that he whipped a man and i settle nunuidiately. ■ P»rtculan< enquire at premmes. will be no need of further complaint of fjorae right aide up and with care. WALKER & NORTON, 80 years old and lie believed he could Joseph Daughtrty. । Castleton, Mich., Feb. 4th 1880. h»s having joined tlw whisky ring. . T Bon. have whipped him if he had been 100. I Admit) istrutor, 190-tf Joshua Martin. FURNITURE nosing SCIPIO MILLS Fitters CNPinil MILLER WHEAT EXCHANGED FOR FLOUR Uriiti reed FINEST SEWED BOOT COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. <^hll WALKER & NORTON FLOUR, MEAL i FEED, ATTENTION FARMERS I �!•—1*—H. •78 060.uK). jer •f hogs BNMived fe lto4'wM~74,339; at Mexico, Hunte Mut^j^ttodMarioe Insuraoos Oom- •t; lart year, 1,215,672, aDd the total which is just uov having a run second only to that of “Pinafore.’ According to cBc story, lt.'!s the in rem tion of a deaf mute is Hartford, who made it for toboltotole irwle, 1341,000,000; n>«anjto>- NttttM wW W1EIL tn<l and Elgar Willard, seed 15. kilted himaelf at Dlteh wpa1 bo failed in I. J<6us MdfATh, who was sent ovuF »o Dal*nd by tbs New Yort THbww* to inntetiF*te and truthfully report soon the famine, s^aexnj»t _____ iZl— >-~4 Two mem ’ ‘ W.-- tn tarm, rariCTU mtote*. by Mr. Fc to all solders Mid • thing to the Postmaster at Canastota, N. T., who gave the game'to a lady in Svracnae, who MaA ik to a bUy at Watch Hill, who took it home to Hart­ ford, vharq* Boston num mmt it, atodao j, on.,, Bu^ vhoewex wventod it,it is the manufacturers who are rasping the profit. It ia not patented, but the manu­ facture appears to have been confined, thud far, to two New-England firma, who areaaid tohave been turning ont the were killed and a number craxy .h>n to Wtowto.il, It T. . . . .A tto»bto of Brooklyn grocers have been arrested for sell* ing oleomargarine as dairy butter. Tn Danforth Locomotive Works, at Palace. It raya forced on Rusia by resei on of intellectual dgje struggle must oontune The amount of grain in night in the by fire, cshsfagatoMof >200,000, and throw- areeinai •* we will triumph stall rio, JC Y.. has «,0ffl,000 bushels; oom, 1S.MI.000 buehbte; costa". ...The Chilians havs followed up t<eir victories over Die Peruvian* by an attack ou Arica T- e coffimanOrr of tbs Huascar was tween the I’amflo railroad* and the Pacific killed at WHJtealwr*. Pa in the eugigemcnt. MiWNri tolbsMtWoC Mrvtee is ths arw; W I The body of Dr. Hahn, who died the soldiers; by Mr. Gy Fbance declines to surrender to the the widow of Gen. Hmsian authorities the Nihilist Hartmann, ar­ Moyne rested in Paris for complicity in the attempt to blow up the Csar al Moscow. Mouravieff, the Ruaafan Advocate General, who want to Parte in connection with the affair, received a visit Douolasi, the Ute chief who ia report what legislation ia nt It is stated in a Washington dfapatffh UkC‘the aptleet uf'tljs *adff?wh>ragita tfe forced ' ... ia . sod Means Committee Mr. Fort he* been prom- City has been the scene of Rrt sn-; thusiastio moetinK of the izlvobkte* Of the opening of Indian Territory to settlement The United States Dialrict Attorney appeared on the platform, as directed by Mr. Hayes, and read the proclamation warning all people from attempting lo locate in tbo Indian country, the crown reviling and jeering him as he proceeded. Resolutions oon_ r.__ .i____ u_ - ------------- i Misti Jennie Raymond has withdrawn her suit for seduction agahut Senator Hill, ot lawyer' without her (Ray®0011'*) knowledge or consent 1 • r ’’’ «■ “ ■ ’I The chemical department of the New Albad> (Ind.) Plate-'J las* Works has been >50,000... .Th© freg weather ot the pa«! ged the wfater wheat in Wieoonsw... .The Wisconsin Legislature will hereafter meet biennially, a law lo that effect haring just pawed the preient Logielaturo. TB© eante body refused to pass a law restoring capital puntehment in Wieeonsia JFlVN ladies had a most miraculous escape from death at BurLtagton, Iowa, the other day. As a carriage in which they were driving waa returning from a funeral the horse* became friifatened and ran, aud went off a biidge into a niiasm eome forty feet deep, the sides of which are almost perpendicular. On© of the ladles sustained eome flight in­ juries about the WMi, while the other occu­ pants and the driver escaped unharmed. The i ।। carriage was wrecked-... .E. G. i. a well-known theatrical manager, mitted suicide at Ban FraBci--------- • A large elevator at Duluth. Minn., haa been burned together with its cantents, consisting of 170,000 bushels of grain It was owned by Munger. Marhell .k Go., who figure their lose at about >180,000.... A business block in Wood­ stock, IR, was dortroyed by fire a few nights ago; loss, >50,000. The fire was set by burglar*, wbo had robbed the safes of the express company.... The net earnings of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincr railroad for tb© past year amount­ ed to >7,260,038...-The extensive wholesale dry-goods house of Auerbach, Finch A Cul­ bertson, at St. Paul Minn., baa been burned. Loes estimated at >500,tUO to >700,000. | The Kan*** Insane Asylum, at Oaa। is estimated at >40,000 .. .An active volcano, emitting sulphurous smoke, has been discov­ ered near Brown's Park, in Wyoming Tirrritory... .Valuable mineral discoveries have been made at a place called Bawhido Buttes, about 14C miles north of Cheyenne, and there The Chinese agitation in Ban Fran­ cisco has been the source of considerable ex­ citement, and not a little apprehension, among the business men in that city. Ths armorioe of the local militia regiments are closely the President to move al! av&ilsble Foderal troops in hi* district to that city at once. Tn<- workingmen are considerably excited over thee© movements, and many of them aaaart that the authorities ar© trying to force a quarrel with them. Mean­ time the eastward exodr.a of the Chinamen oontinnee. Nearly every train carries away a lot. Moat of them go to the manufacturing districts of the Eastern Blates; a few stop in Chicago, BL Louie, and other Weeteru dtiee, while a few others are directing tbeir eU-pa to the cotton fieJds or the South. A steamer from Detroit arrived at Cleveland, by way of the lakes, on the 9th of March, being the cartioat arrival on record by more thana week... .Tbv Grand Central Hotel and several adjoining buildings, at Oakland, Out, have been destroyed by fire. Loes, >275,(100... .The total stock of grain in store and afloat at Chicago is 18,W7,%XJ bushels. Several person* have been bitten by other day, hl* offioe waa entered by a gang of robbers, who made off with about >»XI,U00 worth ot gold bullion, jtut in from the Black Hills. The alarm was girse, and a few hours later all but IL’i.OriJ worth of “ " —*-• ---- ---------- ' “doves having hidden ft odlar..... and law-abiding dtfasna.... Prior-Currmt pablhhce rm south Marsh Dtf.r, Win. Wolf, aad W. E. a time to hear argnmonti Tor and i reduce tbs parage of bl* btil to reduce tbo duty t’zt; on paper, and to abolish the tariff “ ou soda-ash" ‘ sab. He ----------thin k* that a majority at the oommlttes will favor the bill. Mr. Fort is confident that a two-thirds ttrijoritv of tlte House wonM vote for his bill if hJoQuJd obtain » chance to >nt Jt upon Its passage under a kuspen«ioii ef rules. .... Commodore Hanwa, Ohio/of the Bwpap of Oanstruction and Repair of the Navy Urpkitment, haa just dtod ri Washington. ^.Thk House special committee on the inver-ooeanio canal baa unanfaioualy voted to report to the House resolutions reaffirming the Monroe docUfae, and deoiariag that the United Blates mast control any canal that may be out through the American isthmus. Count De Lessefs explained bis canal project to the House Committee on the luter-oceanle Canal last week. He claimed that his plans were quite feasible and practical, and argued that, in tiu> tatoseet ot American com­ merce, ho should be aided aud encouraged rather than chocked and thwarted fa carrying forward hi* scheme. The Washington friends of Senator Ferry that bis name will bo urged upon the Chicago Oonvention as a candidate for Vice 1‘res.dont, in tbo ©vent of BUiue's nomination. Nea&lv 300 colored Methodfat week. He listened to the remarks of their ajKikosman and thanked them for lhe visit, but when it waa proposed I hat eaeb%rotber be in­ troduced to him he ot, traduced objected ---------or----------------the score oflack of time, and fled. M. De Lessefb whh before tbo Homo Inter -oceanic Committee last week. Be told i *?“ *J!“ 10 talk politics, but to giro scientific views about thn ’il tie hz» nnnlrt tbo rir canal, could not refrain from rini-Muine expressing iiis delight with die President's messtgo on tbo subject of the canal, bocauau it would certainly be advantageous io have ths protection of the United State* during the work ar.d after th'< foolhardy jou th nanrad Boyd been renominated for backers of the Seventh Indiana Hcpublicau Oommittec met at Indian­ apolis last week, and elected delegatee at terse tetheChicagoCoavention. Threeof them arc for Blaine.... A gatbering of Greenbaekers calling UemBelvee the “National Union Greenback" Convention waa held at Bk Louis last week. Ralph E. Hoyt, of Indiana, presided. Stephen D. Dillayc, of New Hampshire, waa named for Preaident, and B. J. Chamber*, .of Texas, for Vies President....The Demo­ crats of Iowa will hold a Bute Convention, for the selection of delegates to Cincinnati, at Burlington on the "tit Of April ... .TheKansas Democratic Htate Central Com­ mittee have called aState Convention of the party to be held at Tepeka on the 96ib of May. A COXVDfflol of the Prohibition party of Ohio was held at the State capital last week. Tickets for State officers and Fioai- March 22. ItontocrNebraska, March 31; preceding reconstruction Attorney ceouaem. hillst wsrv Introduced and raterrod: “By Mt*, kernsn, gixin< to all religious denomlua- >n to Custer ley lubmittod a resolution, ordering the Judiciary Committee to examine and report tn tfm Hw*na Interosl, after tba momlsa tosa. Mr. McDonald .poke m favor of the UH tor the roHaf of jttea. Por­ ter. bl* ap**ahxk>i bMagcaodadMl*i as»oshinienL it* Bryaldcot com lasted WlUlam Ware P*L of Wyetniwr; Aiwoelate Ju*tir* of ths Buprem* Court for mem bcm of the Haase of Commons in April,,..Thirty riRagaa have been dewtroyto by the owrnow of the Viitula, on the Austro- torr the Senate, on th« 10th Inst, containing tbs American l»dy with an Italian husbar.il baa fled te London to escape her creditors Before her marriage she represented heroelf as en heiress, and succeeded so well in l.cr Imposi­ tion as to contract debts to the amount of •906,000. Over $10,000,000 has boon been withelectioneering purposes in the Parliamentary campaign__ A London dispatch says that it is calculated that the Tories will Iom fifteen seats tn Ireland—right to the Liberals ud seven to th<> Hom»-Ruien>. The latter party will prob­ ably have ssvsnty members in the ___ ___________ next__________ Parliament, of which________ number_____ Mr. Parnell wtli control one-half... .A great OW. .«i. ta® WM deetroyod. Twentv-fonr persons were i... _ .a to death _ .u-__ _ __ ■___________ j burned and■ _twon^y-nlue injured.... Hartmann, 4 e Nihilist, whom the French Gorernmvtit refused t-j aurrendt r to Russia, bis c included to emigrate to America. THE NATIONAL COSUREhS. * th* crim* of rap* puBlahabla with d«*u>; Mr. Mama, a joint resolution declaring r which they rveld*. Th* appropriation Commute* reported a bill for inndry civil expense* ot the Government. The Senate took up and patted lhe Haute bill making additional *pprop nation* ot lating bin ordered printed. Mr. Aiken offered a b*l. making the Agricultural Depertment en independent Fundfng bill. deiegatra to the Cincinnati Convention will be In the United States Senate, March 5, Mr. held at Nash rille June a The convention for Cartel d Introduced a Joint rssolutiua extending the nomination of State officers will take place Aug. 10. A State convention of “Young Re­ publicans*’ of Massachusetts was held at Boston Abbott from liability tor the datalcaUoo of hl*anbBlaine, mdonunc Hayas, congratulating the In­ ordlnstee passed. Mr. Baldwin, from tbs Committee dependent Bepublieans of New York and Peaosylvauia, calling for dvil-esrvice reform, and raa indefinitely postpor.-1. recommending that greenbacks to d-pnvccPof tbeir legal-tender function. The oases coming up from Ohio and Mi)ourn<<l....ln th* House, Mr. Rrxgat: re­ Maryland, involving the constitutionality ot ported a reaoluttoa ralUoc on lhe Secre of War for infonaatioD relative to the Federal Election law, have been decided Ury condition of the harbor ot Grand Haxea. Mich. by the Supreme Court ot the United States. tb* Mr. Hcodsrooa report*,! a resolution calllas ca State Judges of Election, having interfered th* SeerMary of War for information as y> lb* Im­ with National Hrniervia-rs and Marebalc provement of tbs Rock laland ranlda of the Ml*were eeotesced bv Federal courts to fine snd •leatppl river. Thea* resolution* were adopted. imprisonment The Bepubhcan mem bere of »Ill* were introduced and referred follow*: Uy the Supreme Court affirmed the rarateriiy of Mr. EUla, to rakish with death the ot lap* in the District ot Cclumthe proceedings sod the oonstitutioualitv of crime bta; by Mr. (JsrUale. fixing th* dutias on sugar. Tbo Hous'a AppreprlatioD* Cbmtnltte* reported a that It io DeOdMicybin. among ths Item* providsd tor are public printing. >*uO.t*»; btessvtmr service. >a,000; maU-reuts meesaagsra, 110.SOS; dally the duties imposed on Mm by the laws of t ; route agon's, tkato. and that the Federal Election law building, 4 W0 000. rhleh wsa to inquire George L. Miller, of Nebraska, in Alaska. Uttis bu«i>nrn*d till the National Democratic Convention, has n- Middletown, N. I., their opponents being men. State Convention* of the political parties have been called aa follows: Grees- Mr. H4rarrt»1.|UM toll. tauWoUxlU rf Mireb iw tHTMlte b. rreoM obl*e< to to. the demand. The puzzle ia to be sen everywhere., From the Judge on the bench to the bootblack on the ride* walk, everybody fa pusiling over it The scientific people are dlsctis&ing it ■ad, for the fast few days, the newapapere have been full of ft. The ap­ paratus otmaista of sixteen little squares of wood, numbered consecutively from one to sixteen, and fitting exactly in a shallow square box. In use, the num­ bered sixteen fa removed, and there fa thus one Klank space left, which allows the biocka to slide, one wpiare at a time, and they are thus to be arranged without removing them from Lhe box. The fifteen squares being mixed and placed indiscriminately in the box, the problem is to arrange them in regular arithmetical series, as in the following diagram: txadlic Hartmann, ths Nihilist coosuirator. The Parliament of Great Britain has Billq were introduced In the Senate ou the The Kentucky Democratic State Con- 4th in*t- aa follow*: Dy Mr. Blate, to provide tor vention, to nominate delegates to ths Cincin vw(uw. ugures are> they have been gaUerad, ii is emd, by experts from autbtx-tic aourrtM The population in 1854 was 85,872, and it is. tfae census 400,000. Gov. Bros* used to be thought rather wild about Chicago; but his inti­ tules aver that every one ut his prophe- lined by the absolute facts. tight Ladag. The belief iuu been carrent of late ydan that the dreadful habit of tight lacing ia out ot fashion, bnt there iareason to fear that it is not an much an evil of lhe peat as has been supposedthat a young married lady, moving m very fashionable New York society, whose death occurred not long since, wai a victim to the pernicious practice, and those very well qualified to form an opinion aver that there are many who pursue it The Lanett quite lately rem arluil on this subject: “Surely enough haa been said as to tight lacing to make it plain that danger must at­ tend the process. The notion of im­ proving nature by forcing the feet into tight boots, and the divers other devices with which fashion beguiles the love of porwunal embellishment, are sufficiently monstrous; but tbo audacity of attempt­ ing to compress the trunk, which con­ tains the central organs of life, for the sake of appearances, surpasses belief. Perhaps t.e recent death from tight lacing, in which the heart was found to be so impeded in its action as to render life impracticable, may have some de­ terrent effect; bnt we doubt it. Fashion will prevail, and wasp-like wrists will be cultivated in defiance of nature.* the Judiciary, reported adversely th* Senate bill to reimburse the sevvral States tor Interval paid on war loan* and for other purpose*. Placed on the calendar. Mr. 'Davie (Hl.) stated that there waa a minority report on the bin. Mr. Bayard, from the Committee on Judiciary re­ ported favorably the House bill to drflne the term* of office ot the Chief Sapervluora of Election*. Mr. Mcl*>uald ihtti continued hl* remark* npon the Fit* John Porter ease, and occupied the day. At the conclmioD of hit speech a motion waa made lo rater the bill to the Judiciary Committee. The Henau rejected the nomination ot William B. Brown aa Oetun* Supervisor for the Eighth di*triet of Dlluol*. Thia nomination waa r*,ected >>y a party vote upon the ground that at Iraat one of ths tight Illinois Supsrvtsor* should have been An Irish beggar-woman, having re­ ceived the Joan of a shilling, expressed Any one can make the game for him­ her thanks by aaying: “Mav jou live self by cutting the little squares from a till I return it to you." We think, cigar box, or by dividing the bottom of however, that the thanks of lhe negroa Hquare partubotird box. first into quar­ of whom this story is told in the New ters, aud then into sixteenths, and using York World were bettor put: the lid of the box, which will, of coune, Some time ago, one of Arkansas' just contain them. Or it can be played most widely-known statesmen, who is with counters on a quarter section of a now dead, was passing along a street in checker-board. The game as it is sold Little Rock, when an old colored man, in the shops, however, fa more conven­ who had once belonged to him, ap­ ient, and it can be had anywhere for a proached, took off his hat, and passed quarter or even less. a band over hia white wool, m he asked : The early moves of the game arc sim­ " Marster, gin do olo man 50 cents." initiation to control such communication. Mr. ple enough. Starting wijh the 1 and j " Dan, you are a robber 1“ WhlttLonte, from the Na”*! Comnilttec. re- working xt gradually toward the corner, “ How ?” asked the astonished darlty, and following with the 2. and so on, a ‘, opening his eyes, around which rough­ beginning is easily made. Then you tl-Mj wa* raaumrd of ths Political Aaaeaimcnt bill, start this line in procession around the shod age had walked. “ Didn’t you see mo put my hand into and a dl*cuMion ensued, participated InbyMeaars. Young (Ohio), Rlchardacn (N. Y.). Oowley. Ries, sides of the box. gradually working the ntitnbera in in the required order. This process cannot be described minutely, “ Well, yon old rascal, you rob me of but one soon discovers a certain sort of the pleasure of giving you money with­ method in it, and it looks as though the out being asked.’* f THE MONROE DOCTRINE. solution of the puzzle was only's ques­ The old man received $1. Bowing tion of time and patience. Gradually almost to the ground, while tears came the lines are formed: 1,2,3,4; 5,6, 7, K, from his eyes, he replied : ..M.r.tar, wid ,£h “ Manttar wir) .inh ’7 a heart * ‘ an yon To TUX HXXXTX: I transmit herewith th* and <0 on. Victory ir. .t hand nnd the | player aubdom Ina axatament a. bort ] Abr^^. ,niI , report ot the Secretary of State and accompa­ nying paper* in re«pon*e to the resolution haa it. But he haan t Although no k „„to, . adopted by tbs Senate on.the 11th at February near, the end is yet so f-v that sanguine ---------------------------------last, requesting “SPpiM <tf all correspondence hope gives way to despair. After work That Saucy Boy. between this Government and any foreign Gov­ D°1 10 t*ckct Meof-'Bay. that My ernment since February, 1879, respecting a ship, 1 r^.7 a. P^.*r P*iJ ’»u a compliment.’' Ticket.genU canal across the isthmus between North Amsr- with the method of the tlnng, thm n, rhe , did ,h^ ,onn??- Boy_ any project of treaties reapecting the same which the Deparflnent of Hiaie may have pro­ posed or submitted since 'that date to any for­ eign power or IM dipiomaUo representatives." In farther compliance with tbo resolution of the Senate, I deem it proper to state briefly my opinion as to tbo policy . of the Cm ted States with respect to the ooustructiou of an inter-oceanic canal by any route acrocs ths American isthmus, l he policy of this coun­ try is a canal under American control Tbs United States caimot consent to surrender this control to any European j-ower, or to any combination of European powers. If existing treaties between the United Btetee and other nations, or if rights ot sovereignty or property of other nations aland in the way of thia policy—a contingency which ia not apprehended—suitable atepe abould be taken by juat and liberal wgotiatious to pro­ mote and ratabliab tbo American jx bey on this subject consistently with the rights of ths the groat powers of ths world. No European power can intervene for such protection with­ out adopting measures on this continent which the United Btatss would deem inadmlmiblo. If whoso private capital la embarked in tbo ’ An later-oceanlo canal acroee lhe Ami IsUimua will ceocnttelly change Clio graphical relations between the way 1 cornea on '“Sheaaid yon must be aa oil-car eonduotor, the way your hair is greased." “I don't have enough of religion to brag of," says an old Nevada miner, “but I never get into the cage to go up 13 15 14 or down without feeling how puny I and no art can get that 15 into its right am, and how great my Maker fa," place. The more you struggle with it THE MARKETS. the worse it gets, and the laboriouslyarranged rows become all mixed up NEW YOU. again. It fa at this point that grim de­ 10 spair settles down upon all but the most courageous. Sometimes the 13, 14, come in their right order, while two other numbers are misplaced, but wo believe that every combination can be reduced ultimately to that given above, so that the real problem fa to get the 15 after the 14. An enterprising Yankee lately advertised to send the solution of this problem for two stamps, and to the many who applied he sent back the answer: “Take up No. 15 carefully between the thumb and fore­ finger and place him where he belongs." This fa on the principle of Alexander's solution of the Gordian knot; it fa he­ roic, but not satisfactory. CHICAGO A City’i Woaderfal Strides. Ex-Gov. Willfam Bross, of the C Li___ ­ ocean thoroughfare between our Atlantic and cago Tribune, lately read a paper be­ fore the Historical Society of Chicago, on the soutoea of the city's part and future growth. In 1855, after carefully our power and prosperity as a nation, studying the map, he became convinced, Com - Mi trd he said, tLai there were about 700,000 .square miles of territory between La<e Michigan and the Rocky mountains t rightful central whose trade would go to Chicago. The vitally affecting hi estimate haa never been disputed, and and waifire. agrees very nearly with the figures of the national census. There fa space enough for aeventeen States as hrgo m Ohio, and he ventures to predict th st across the isthmus that connects North and before 1976 the whole region will be Ux Booth America a* will protect our national fa- more jiopulous, more productive, and teresta. Thia, I am quite sure, will found vsrtly richer, than Ohio fa to-day. It will be agriculturally, mineraHy, and CINCJNNATil' oledo. T DETBorr April 7; Iowa, April 14, Massachusetts, Apiil It; Oregon. April W; V.nuaia, April 21: (herW: South Carotins, April W; Tan- from the bridge that “Thi« pretension the British Government ia sags assured tbo safely of the canal. POLITICAL. ------ a—- 'Jwoltaa,J«n* l;Arkanaa*. Junes; June 2; Tannases ■, Jone A pro/sssbr'^in a prominent Russian eduestional fas* 1*-*—-- ** —* -a Coloneli •_ ktetitutiou sud in the lit»aian a tofr wbo had dtetiuguishod himself fa the Ei •eo-Turkteh war, and b<ca decorated by tlio Oi i blmself.... A destructive famine prevrtM •Armente, a portion of AaisUa Turkey. |L\ PstsrsbOrg-dtepaidi says that the of deapotissi has greatly fa­ arbitnirlM te 1M Wafer-BAlacs sxptoaioa It la. it 5,000 people have been arrested. ^4J( explosion fat the artillery bar­ racks al Santiago, Chili, ‘killed twenty-four persons, .. .The Londou .MAHrfar^, 'referring htw' which *66,- aaylnm where he hi thought of the insane i sttftwnsrfflrffsww count for Chicago. The history of the city for a quarter of a oonturv past is Euzabxth, of Austria, is one of the most remarkable. The town'wM zrioet cultivated eovereigns in the world. She draws beautifully, is a good musi­ cian, and speaks fluently all the lan­ guages of modern Europe. She is fond the receipts of wheat had rimm of literature, and among her attendants 858,074. The receipt* of eom has readers in various languages. rMDiAXiPOLia �THE HOME BOCTOB. fellow in the world, but he hasn't <u *h* to bless kimratf with." And there seems t? be no. help for the. per­ lon who has once acquir» d this mode of the twenty-fifth anniveraary of his acBtaomakt aud impure water which pronunciation. Habits of speech, when uaaoion to the throne, end Xill lives. cows drinkjriule at pasture is one of formed hi eea-lfTife, are tee most fnsndtaabte of all batata, »d thtooo% I Nihilism to the contrary MtwilhstandTbf standing army of the .British government has been fixed at 181,850 • Ji lias been discovered that potato bugs dried and crushed can be usd for blisters. The person who keeps the qntaide of the neck covered with h< ----* tbe inuds ec vexed very f ' with what is popularly known cold. Dm, Foote’s Health Monthly rays that one of tbe chief offices at a good nurse is to think of her patient Airtnvalid should never be teased with ttw exmtion of making a decision. ' New Mode of Administering Cas­ tor Oil.—To the oil add sufficient pul­ verized sugar, flavored with cinnamon or lemon, to convert the wholq into a plastic dough; then form into boluses. Compound liquorice powder may be substituted for the sugar. Children, says tho Boston Journal of Chemistry, quarrel over this confection. For dollar, but tn in own*.. . s week <4 a. mixt- loneed asaociaiion with good speakers. When Jftfferaun became Preaident he phufter, ashes and In England I oboerred many ■ people in a constant ‘struggle with their “h," into official life. He determined that overcoming and being overcome, and his inauguration as the chief officer of Bu- afrangero; he does not prmM Lis ven­ Senate has passed a 1 sometimes triumphing when victory was the republic should be as free from dis­ erable checks to be wbwkM with ta­ prcme Court the pow defeat. The number of “ h’s " that oom e play as possible. Dressed in plain black punity by his fallow sovereigns, and he to an untimely end inEneland is quite Em ted-election cases. clothes, he rode on horseback to the old a reputed to be a little off eolor in his .ZsibtotaDriyte tba rttag of a mcalculable. Of the 4O,O(X),UO0 of peo­ Capitol, without guard or servant, dis­ The actors are as liberal toward the morality; but then ha has done a greet boa, vwp or hornet is liquid ammonia, ple, there cannot be more than 2,000,­ mounted without assistance, and hitched his horse to the fence. On the steps hd Trial, relief fund as they always are Cl for the good of his country. * He and nothing will equal'-&•> dilution in 000 who are capable 6t a healthy, wellbreathed “h. Think, then, of -the waa met by a number of friends, who ■when want cries for aid. Most of the freed 21,000,000 serfs; dune some water in allaying the irritation caused numbers of this innocent letter that are by mosquitoes. accompanied him to the Senate Cham- . lesdingsctors aadaehtea^eaaroundth^ good fighting; given, his country a ber, where he delivered his inaugural A wbiteb -in the Country Gentle­ sacrificed between sun and mini If we country have contributed to the fund. whopping national debt, which many man says that. of everything ,hcr. has could send them over a few millions of address. During theadministratioAs of “ h ’ s ’ a week, they would supply almost McCollough, Barrett, Raymond and- poo; ,)ple hold to be a blessing, and has tried for cure of roup in fowls; the wafer-pa- Gen. Washington and John Adami the sessions of Congreo had been opened his prisons aud penal colonies best is to take pulverised copperas as great a.need as that which we sup­ ■others have sen tin substantial amrwintE; kept " ply by our oorn and beef and cheese,— in a style similar to that by which the and one theater in.Hawick,city aug­ Well stocked ’with brains and. bine AccoKDiNo to Hamilton the severest English sovereign opens Parliament. Richard Grant IHiile, in Atlantic catarrhal cold can be cured in about mented the fund with t&OD.. blood. He haa also been a convenient Should they not drink much in a day Monthly. The President, acoompsnied by a large ten hours by a mixture of carbolie acid, escort on horseback, drove in state to target for the knives and pistols 6f as-’ or two, mix it into corn-meal and feed about ten drops; tincture of iodine and the CapitoL Taking hii seat in the H0U8KH0LD HINTS. A Fkkkcm ruiw*f*pfcr, ill di»c:iMiug to them. chloroform, each seventy-five drops. A Senate Chamber,and the House ot Rep­ *be prob»ble ro.nl to bt the coming Thue are localities where it may Sausages.—To every 1 the mixture should be resentatives being summoned, he read ot few drops ’ Gen. Mklikoff, appointed to su­ I’renaenli.1 oainj«i,(n in th# Unitfli pay to grow small crops cheaply—where chopped meat take two heated ovex a spirit lamp, in a test tube, his address. Mr. Jefferson, to whom preme control of the operations against pounds of salt, one ounce of sage to the mouth of which should be applied such ceremonies were fiistasteful, swept States, expresses confidence in this dec­ Aionol Oon. Grant. pr«lioto “ ih*t Nihilistic and insurrectionary move­ and leave it. just 03 in some pieces cat­ every ten pounds of meat, and one-half to the nostrils as soon as volatixation is them all away by one act. He sent a ments in St. Petersburg,-is the coin- tle have been killed for their hides, ounce of black pepper; mix well and effected. The operation should be re­ written message to Congress, which waa jjil roocera will effect • profcrand Miraleaving their carcawoi to decay,—but fill. . . peated in about Iwo minutes, when, read to both houses by their respective rortnnlioa in U15 electoral hnbita ot the xuandcr who made* so brilliant a record1 farmers cannot afford M adopt this Lemon Oake.—Two and a half cup­ after-the .patient sneezes a number of Cflbrks, aud that practice has been ob­ in the Asiatic campaign against the style of fanning. - The । um with them Araeriran republic, wd to^ to nraw, “ fuls ef sugar, one cupful of butter, one times, the troubleeome symptoms rnn- served- ever since. Against one of his “ i in the l^tewar. AH Governors abould bo to grow langur crops by the, cupful of sweet milk, one teaspoonful idly disappear. •modifications in ite internal us well as * reforms, however, the ladies of Wash­ General in Russia are given almost as expenditure of more /labor upon the soda sifted in. four cupfuls of flour, Cough Medicine.—Take three table­ ington rose up, en masse. Mr. Jeffermuch* power in their vice ' royalties as is land, aud upon doinfcjihis depends tbeir three eggs well beaten, the grated rind spoonfuls of whole flax seed; put, jn ea sos, disliking the levees which had been future prosperity. ' earthen vessel or pitcher; pour on a held at the White House, abolished and juice of one lemon; two loaves. to Malikoff. Afteb all the trouble attendant on given in thia case V^hen once you have ^determined to Nice Tea Oaxx.-— One cnpfnl of quart of boiling weter; let it stand by them. He established two public days the Khedive diamonds doused to the The operations against the insurrection­ fatten an animal for_b@ej lot the process the fire for an hour, then add the juice for the reception of company—-the 1st sugar, a cupful of butter, three eggs, a Sherman family, they have been mount­ ists are takenbut of th a hands of the be as quick as peteiDla Any stint ' in onpful and a half of flour, three table­ of fonr large lemons, half teacup pure .of January and the Fourth of July. ed in four magnificent pendants, four several military commanders aud placed feeding at such times will tend to make spoonfuls of milk, one teaspeonful of honey, on* large stick of’ licorice On other days he was at home to all the meat tough and dry. Stall-fed ani­ cream of tartar, a half-teaspoonful of broken in bite, one stick of rock candy others who came on business or out of pairs of splendid rolitaira car rings and in the hands of a special bureau or commals will fatten more readily than oth­ ponnded flue; stir often, and, when courtesy. Many of the Washington •eight brilliant finger-rings, and equally misioD, which hi to have the support ers, and younger animals require richer salt, spice with lemon; bake in a sheet. licorice and candy dissolve, stir. If ladies, indignant at their social pleas­ Salt Mackerel.—Soak salt mackerel too thick and jelly-like, add more boil­ ures being thus curtailed, determined •divided among the four daughters of and co-cpcration of all civil, police and food than older ones. In win ter fatten­ the General—Mrs. Fitch, nee Minnie military officers. The talk about the ing do not forget that mnch depends over night, after washing them carefully ing water; some people like it to jelly. to force the President to hold th 3 cus­ in plenty of cold water; lay them iu a Take a good driuk of this whenever tomary levees. On the usual levee day Sherman, Ella Sherman, Lizzie Sher­ now order being equivalent to abdica­ upon the warmth of the stable. The dripping-pan, cover with hot water, and you feel iuclified to cough; it is best1 they resorted in full dress to the White warmer the cattle are kept the loss food man and Rachel Sherman. The value tion is all nonsense. Melikoff has sim­ wiU.be needed. b^e till tender; drain from the water, drunk oold, as it will not induce per-, House. The President was out taking ply become the instrument of the of each act ia over $50,000. ., apiration. This can be drunk by either i.a ride on horseback. On his return he Ashes are worth 50 cents per bushel and servo hot with butter gravy. Gortsehakoff Ministry to oarry on Mbs. Mobse’s Pamcakes.—A half young or old. ’* to apply to orchards, and axe the cheopsaw that the public rooms were filled According to uommissioner ACCORDING Comroiaaioner ue Le vuc, Due, . lentless lenucss warfare wariore against uguinbi the me Nihilists ntuuiaie ,. est manure for ior that taut purpose. purpose, That xnat cupful each of sugar and molasses, twoThe science of life consists in know­ with degontly-dresoed ladies. At once the wants of the Government Agrianlt- ' and other factions hostile to the Gov- ' ashes have a very beneficial effect is thirds cupful of milk, a half teaspoonful ing how to take care of your health, divining the plot, he appeared before of mixed cinnamon and cloves, two how to make use of people, how to his fair guests booted and spurred and nralBorrao tetetetou. .nd n^t ■.mn..nt_ --------I beaten eggs, flour to make a batter that make the most of yourself, and how to covered with dust. So courteous was A .rulnbln building u needed tor the [ & ,h(, mia„ Qf lhc ovento of-{ Mfebt Iruito M>d the beet vogotoWee. will just drop from the spoon, a little push your way in the world. These are his reception of them, and so graceful accommodation neoommodteon ol of emptoje. employes and end the | I th<> , „ ,ho foI|owtog 4( Mt, Ui manure — tor orchards, - haa no salt; fry in hot lard. the things which everybody ought to his manners, that the ladies went away rautinnous orhibiUim ol the Mricnlta- , ‘h tn“J“u “ ,he 1 11 », Ix-n.ttoU) egret o. l«»d nrar the ocean. Brown Bread;—One cupful of In­ know, and which very ’few people do delighted with the President, but chai oAnnfrv ["Were comparatively unnoticed, and left where the atmosphere is constantly dian meal, one cupful of flour, one know. How never to get sick, how to grined with themselves. They felt that . p . 1 ' ’ . 1 to be long afterward related in print: saturated with salt, and it should be cupful of molasses, two cupfuls of Gra­ develop your health and strength to tbe | they had been guilty of a rudeness in tional divisions oi forretry, meteorology', Pickens, daughter of the "paringly used on all soils, especially ham meal, three cupfuls of water, one utmost, how to make every man you I visiting a guest who did not expect ad raterirarj «o recommended; rad. Soath CMoljn^M thora dirpora-d lo be low rad we>. tc&spoonful Haloratus, also a little sait. meet your friend—all these and many j them. It was their last attempt to Iiutllr . . . _~ I A wiTtrnntliiAV wli itowneL mrr ‘Mtly, the U,o CommiSHioner Ooramiraiouor aava ray. ‘the lb. ded- , c|m) A watebproof whitewash mey be Steam three hours. It is quite thin other things are to be included in the . break through the rules of Jefferson’s science of living, and the pity is that we household.- Youth’s Companion. prata.nl nrad. opportunity. । And,cw DelloehoUo. The made as follow'd; “Take half a bushel Wore steaming. —77—77— . of lime, slake it with boiling water, and To make chocolate caramels take two appreciate it at its true vame only when Mie Abused Char­ Tira bitternra. ol Iraling «g.ra»t the I wedding p«rty wra rawembled in the cover to keep in the steam; strain aud cups of brown sugar, one cup of mo­ th. bloom of life is gone.-Dr. Foote’s ' acters. Health Monthly. Jews in Roumania is curiously shown I Pickens residence, and the clergyman add seven pounds of salt dissolved m lasses, one table-spoonful (heaping) of | I say, then, give me the beet-abused hot water; three pounds of ground Doi wswr ; mree pounaw ui grouuu rice, uuiier. uou iweuiy-nve minutes ; cnen butter. Boil twenty-five then asking the bride if she waa in the story told of a murder at a Ii was was . ready, , ... . TT . , ’I boiled to a paste, and added hot; half | «tir in half a pound of grated chocolate, Bald Brad.—Mme Kminent Krrannlra I obwmrtOT ot the efu, giro me the place called Foiiiczay. A Greek mur- when ‘ ’ ” 'from a Union ' “ *the 1"* poUnd Spanish whiting, and one pound | wet in one cup of sweet milk, aud boil , .. .. । men and women who make us think. a shell gun in II one ma, judge from the «x«Pboo - tho mcD who ran tt, Uc, o[ harbor broke into the room And burst, clean glue, previously dissolved to a | until it hardens on the spoon, with ■dered a Jew there under the most dis­ K ? • “• ‘ ““ <H« i” prelerenra to rarerdont)W„ .nd «h^l0» raiohata. graceful circumstances, with no excuse Nine persons were hurt, but only Miss < thin.pijste; add five gallons hot water, | which jou must stir it freqnently." Gnaertejmldoea. .ram. Lo hare been I , Pickens’ wound proved mortal. She ftn J fcS,r tbo whole; cover it, and keep 1 Flavor it with a teaspoonful of vanilla. ouuan ered a dmgrmrn raioog the Jew. t<.t,o(Khuu ,ho br<^. whatever to it a few dsvs. hot. I ,,_______ „ , m. w be pleaded for him. Nev. ’ .-i-y- -fit usvs. It must be used t jdu^ j do _____ :_a_2 _____________________ LaSTKENWaKE IN COOKING. — The in remote ^ra M.11 . di.gr.ee with , ol<) ertheleas, a jury acquitted the Greek, bore the pain wUfi wonderful fortitude,. rL One piB| c^rm B M1Qare J<rd1" bQt the , ,orU j ,oaJd aud was unmoved when informed that flavor of food baked or boiled in eartb- winch it w„ not permitted to repnmeh and the ruffian was, after the verdict, . auu c;dth-?, os unm « wncn iniormeo a a covktbv womaB JM; “The wise , enware lB lrr thoMJ who b>ve oodc ra honorable man. The punrahmrat ridJ,„ lnult Willimn Cobbett paraded through the Jewish quarter ■ she had only an honr or two to live. De I man, to Lrt: be Illi far nupriiui superior lai to matcleJ bj divine interpraiuon, and .1 th>n Joh„ A ^buek; raoth— . in enumerating ------ w the time and _ sea- tbe experiment j iujou u ’.v> no mention of the time to lbut- of- vegetable - ■ ■ or animal• food ■ • cooked ■ • Ui.exproMKhmt.bon ot he prophet, „ Toa p-nB N amid general popular rejoicing. -Thera ■ Rochelle said that he would like to have son. aop,’ made do her die his wife, and the poor girl I skim skim milk ; yet, neverthelees, there is . , „d o( ,he jn onr milk; yot, nevertheless, there is u in 1U the tlie same Banie way wgv in ;n iron iron vessels, for the the . m«n Ion, nn!ortnn.to children, Mem. I is no doubt that there is a growing u:" j bk/old Bob Topmb., Bmiled rally in weul. Th. guraU re>>■*<, i» iu" reason that iron is a conductor of heat, to peraon. in to. pnwent <l.J-««n. 1 | hatred of the Jews, not only in Rou­ , , B , as the milk begins to sour in the bot- while earthenware is a non-conductor; m.j be raided, to thra.i who hare lo. , Gw jjc i. . boUr rad . bragis alI mania, but even in Germany and membered the scene as far more pitiful tom of tbo IWU8 Th„n the Lover, ot, , but h<! b hono<l u Jb;J inMni’ consequently, food cooked in the latter their Umr-raUier rarer.. than they can describe. Tho bride lay I at the surface, and should at once be re- is rarely ever burned, the degree of raUogies, coincidences rad raltad. And Jeff D,Ti, j j Uowa ?o Austria. * ’ » • be 'is as cautions as on a sofa, her white dress dabbled in moved—with as little of the milk as heat not varying perceptibly during may be invited to remark that the j be ’honest, although Mill the process of cooking, thus preserving grease of wild beasts employed as in­ Edward Everett, and as cold. I need The bridegroom was not present at blood mdbor to.il di.hevrf«l, Ttolo'^Wf !' uUojod to , , . ... , the acid reaches the cream, it impairs the flavor of what is choked, us well as struments of vengeance against the lit­ not repeat how I honor Ben Butler, Che time appointed for a wedding at* her F»U>d Iter ™, .o wrung wdh .go„y i( in Qnshtj. houra.,1. or dtorytle ones who taunted the good old Harmony, The bride,- who knew that her efforts to smile became futile. 1 maid who thinks to obtain n greater uniformity throughout the substance ol prophet with his baldness was in later who says more good things and does — ■■■ —j fGo. ---- — -— ----------lhe meat, vegetables or grains, until the less selfish ones than forty such money­ his bashfulneoa, eaid his courage had | The ceremony wasburriudly performed, quantity by allowing the milk to stand process of cooking is completed. The centuries to be employed as os a capil­ hoarders as the elder Astor. A sincere probably failed him. Somebody sug- ’ though the bride’s "Yes” was in a faint, I beyond that time labors under a most fire in stove or range that parches and lary restorative. The strength of Sam­ Einrinust is Jeremiah 8. Black, of son and the beauty of Absalom lay iu geeted that a horn bo blown to call I labored whisper, and her lips hardly ■ ‘J8n‘8l°u» mistake." burns in iron vessels, and either im­ ennsylvania—able, sour, honest and him, and this was done. A responsive moved in response to her husband’s i whokeer horses do not pairs or spoils the food, is powerless to their hair, and there is significance, no utterly intractable; but I like him be­ ’ . , . ., i ... ,. . . . think it profitable to feed much gram, injure the contents of earthenware. So doubt, in tho fact that through their whoop wm hrard Irom tto, wood. M« Lira Bho dlwl nnmo.lrau>ly .Iterwurd. ,ud Irequoully trad poor U»v. A. a earthenware takes the premium, as it hair both of them came to grief. Among cause he has stuck too long on the wrong side to judicially see the right by, bnt the young man did not appear ’ • management■ the deserves to.—Dr. Foote’s . consequence of• such Health the Greeks the two most famous bald one. Bach dead aggressives as Ben men were /Eschylus and Ulynsea. The Wade, Thaddeus Stevens, Charles Sum­ The German Army. animals are not worth much for labor. Monthly. until a scouting party brought him in baldness of zEscbylus is known to have Some idea of the increased efficiency i When the occasion arises for putting ner, Zach Chandler and Henry C. Carey by force. It .was hot until he became kn Eves Thing. been the cause of his death, an eagle, stood in the pillory of criticism all their in the early stages of a campaign which horses thus fed nt hard work, they ore fearful of losing the girl, whose pa­ Two strangers were toasting their carrying a tortoise in ite claws, having lives and retaliated with all their best will accrue to the German army through found out of condition and unable to tience gave way to anger, that he mus­ the training in time of peace ot the [ perform a reasonable task; while in the shins on opposite sides of a big stove in dropiMxl its prey with the view of ability; I knew better than their anti- , tered enough courage to face the cere­ first class of the ersatz reserve may be spring they require extra feeding for a a saloon, and it was noticdd that they breaking the shell upon what it took podes that I have named, and everv gathered from an examination of the ' few weeks, or else the work must go on often looked at each other as if almost to be a rock, but whioh was in fact the bitter word they spoke, I canmatch mony. losses suffered by different regiments . with horses unfit for the business. It certain that they had met somewhere shining skull of a great tragic poet. with a number of sweet acts of good­ The baldness of Ulysses is com­ ness. Like their Southern opposites Some years ago a wealthy old bache­ during some of the earlier actions of > is far t etter to give the horses a little before. Finally one of them got up memorated in the " Odypsey," they were real,.earnest and plncky, aa grain during the winter, when, should and said: lor in Hoboken, N. J., named Joseph the war of 1870-71. In the battle of “Stranger, I’ve seen a face almost like and the fearful vengeance taken far removed from the chronic conceit Worth the First Weal Prussian Grena­ on emergency arise, they are equal to L. Lewis, died, leaving nis property, dier regiment lost 30 officers and 876 the occasion. the suitors of Penelope of many of the modern English as if j vourr. Did yon ever have u brother upon seems to have been in a great measure they were creations of another planet. valued at $1,000,000, to the United men, aud the First Silesian regiment 35 A novel system ot agriculture has BUI?” due to the pleasan tries in which one of —Forney's Progress. officers and 982 men. In the battle of .J( {States Government, for which Le ap­ for a numlMjr of years been practiced on j them indulged ooncerning the glittering peared to cherish unusual respect. The Spicheren the Second Brandenburg a farm iu Hertfordshire, Englund. The . “Was he a sailor?" aspect presented by her husband’s It Depended. Grenadier regiment loet 85 officers and . t , . . . . , . singularity of the case excited the cu­ 771 men. Thu King’s Grenadier regi­ owner, Mr. Prout, instead of harvesting . „tA-. cranium. Boldness, howcrer, wiis no A citizen who had thoughts of buy­ thBOrap. d.ride. lira Odd. raw | h<" 01 ,bont ,ra more admired in those days than in our ing a few hens for hie table, was con­ pidity of several sharpers, and a con- ment lost at Wissenburg 23 officers and lota when the grain begins to ripen, and . f own; and wh«?n Ulysses was restored to sulting a colored man as to what breed ild upon Uioir Soou U I i’’001.?” .*«“■ epiracy was entered into for the pnr- <329 men, and at Worth 16 officers and the crop. youth s.rets is laid upon the fact that he had better purchase. “Well, aah, dat pose of producing a " widow” who 551 men, or, together, 39 officers and pobUcluclioo. NoU.e .took i. «p(, '. Straoger.oonlrauedlheanl.HKm- locks of the most luxuriant kind were depends. If you am gwine to have *'• ’“J 880 men. in three days’ time. During Ld th. I.rtiht, ol the »il i. eutirSy “•« would contest the will, secure the the fighting on the 16th of August, kept up by vtktml urauare. For tbl I Jour brotlrn BtU. W. were -reeked given bosk to him. Julius Cresar was yonr hen-house on de roof of your resi­ mousy, and divide handsomely, In 1870, in the neighborhood of Vionville thirteen /ran «uee 18S6, the ereruge > *l“? b’ T? P notorious for his baldness, and the jokes dence, wid about fo* men to guard it, due time some of the schemers, includ­ aud Mars la Tour, the Sixth Branden­ expend, ol runnrag fhi torn. h.?. , emno I b^l to kill Md rat tom 1 I kn.» made on this subject by bia soldier.! on white Leghorn hens am de best to buv; 1“?^ .“S the occasion of one of' his triumphal but if you am gwine to have it in de ing the woman, were arrested on sus­ burg regiment lost 1,202 men, the "ekrlyramunUxl to »1C,5OO, ud tho net P>“ JO“» “>•!. 1 ~ entries into Rome are only too well picion, and, the case coming on for Fourth Brandenburg regiment 1,099 toooOe lor the ram. period hra yeerly i known. Nor need the story be here re­ better buy cast-iron roosters, and fill men, the Second Sdssian Grenadier ..engrtl 1« per oenAot th.t ran,, or.^1"” /■ *n<l?h“ ‘ trial at Trenton a short time ago, th? regiment 1,119 men, and the Fourth »J.6tU. It he. thu. proved, decided I Sf’JjSJlSj'.ra peated of the pleasure be took in wear­ each one with gunpowder and grape­ female turned State's evidence, impli­ Thuringian reg ment 852 men. These —k lira .. n I rav-l ra.» I DO KindCX lair With 1116, Inr Bill WttH Old ing a wreath which covered his denuded shot ! Ize been in de hen bizness my­ temples, and which, according to one self, an’ I knows dat nuffin’ will ooze large gaps should have been at once and cating the villains whoso dupes she .Roman historian, was his chief reason away quicker in a dark night dan good had been, and detailing, apparently were ultimately filled up with men for valuing it. It may be remarked, fat pallets ?" ■ drawn from the ersatz reserve; but aa up without reservation, her own part in however, that tbe lifelike bust of Jnliua to the present time this ersatz reserve Am iMdian’s Ca-praitien. Ca'S&r. in the British Museum, is not the matter. • in time of peace has comprised only un­ t.glMSin** HIthtk. Letter -II.^urager..b«e i.,mur d^r The Hallaquah Times ia a literary that of a man who in the present day trained men, aud as when the battles would be considered bald. The hau­ publication issued by the children of The ill-treatment which the letter “h" “Died in Nevsda, didn't be?” In 1859 absolute starvation prevailed mentioned above were fought sufficient ls not thick and is brushed forward in a the Friends’ School, Wyandotte, In­ time had not elapsed since war had receives from a very large proportion ' " Yea, out there somewhere. ” for several months throughout Finland of the English people is, of course. “Well, ____ , I killed. him! . . . I knew you style which indicates a desire to make dian Territory. The following extract —• boy’s comporitkm ou girls—show* and along the Baltic seaboard, aggra­ known to the moat superficial observer i were his son the minute I saw you. Me np for a certain want of I sir in the re­ vated by a frost of unexampled se­ of their speech. It is the substance and aud I were in a mine, and, one day, aa gion of the forehead and the temple. that Indian children have os keen a sense ol humor as.white children: Something, however, must be allowed the point of a standing joke which never we were going up in the bucket, I aa'k verity which destroyed hundreds of “Girfe is the only folks that have for the complimentary disposition of the those who made for the towns in quest to the front When the new Army bill loses its zest. Mr. Punch’s artists,! that the old rope was going to break sculptor reproducing the head of an all­ tbeir own way every time. Girls are comes into force, however, all the men when hard put to it for the subject of a under the strain. When we were up of relief. In 1871 a yet more terrible of ceveral thousand kinds, and powerful commander and ruler wbo was of the first dasa of the ersatz will be social sketch, can always fall back upon ■ about 200 feet, I picked up your old the misfortunes of the aspirate. “ H ” > dad and dropped him over. It waa bad Known not to he without personal vanity. Northwestern China, many of the suf­ in speech is an unmistakable mark of ; on him, but it saved me. Now, you ate Trouble Over a Trade Bailor. class distinction in England, as every i my brother Bill, and I murdeied your ferers being driven to gnaw the bark Ou being offered a trade dollar for obeervant person soon ducovere. I re- [ dud, aud I guess we’d better call it from the trees, and even bo devour the marked upon this to an Kugliah gentle- ’ even and shake to see who pays for the lore the driver of a street car in New bodies of the dead. Similar horrors man, an officer, who replied,: "It's the drinks." “Let me look at a revolvw,* arid a greatest bletiuijg in the world—a sure , They shook, drank, and the old Capman who walked into a stere at 8andetoue, Mo., and aw over any other pteoe. The driver while working in her studio, him. “Show me — 187X* »k toejeot him, and, d»rwere born with such tender cod- vaiuly nr ' added, and *be carelessly teadsd one of ing the! ruffile, the road beoune thn nha-enKATa. “Rvnnra ran for iriintr Jfeother cars. Tbe away, during the early months of 1874, । him; but get him talking, and, if he --------- 6-------- ---------------blocked n wLtetecue of tbeir this a mutate," be fundrersmirked, tripe upon hM ‘h'l,’ that settles the : " Two tinsmiths fought ou the roof of shot bimaolf through the brain. question. Hol's cbap you'd better be j a St. Louis house, and an excited couirede, bm dearth in Bulgaria in 1873, and that in shy of." Another fnend said to ma of crowd witoeased tho perilous struggle. V oukl not bw Kbm raiimly. CM.. » rallivMii Cashmere twelve mouths aM,*a H London sum of wealth, and ■ of | Finally, ona waa knocked down with a not interfere, i fresh in publie memory, while the pres­ i snob influence as cornea from hammer, and fell to the ground, receiv- < jumped tho tn 1 baffled driver wealth and good-nature : “The ing fatal injuries. ent year.has been ushered in by three somewhat arbitrary h*Tiis1nrj'L^bo'“ ‘o'mnch d°5,0,1 ^y^VtonTur- - j �At the raising of the log hoone for Kelley and Dowling, the mwi were ac­ with the remark, “William, you know companied by their wives aa Wan cus­ ’ti* very wicked to fish on Sunday, tomary among the early settler*, and although your father is very fond of as they bad a- long distance to come fish.” And when the old gent returnthey generally remained over night and returned home iu the morning, or SATURDAY,----------MARCH H4MQ. J when tbe work waa ftnialied for which on the table nicely prepared tor the they came ; and in this case, tbe help Deacon's supper. JOHNSTOWN AKD BALTIMORE. from a distance remained over night at The first list of jurors drawn from Kelleys. After the day’-s work _____ __________ — -rw ------- was the town, was iu 1840, aud tho following overs grand feast of potatoes, "baga^J are the names drawn r William P, wild game etc., graced the board, t^Biistol, Joseph Badcock, Charles P. [Ocntinned from iMt treat-] which all did ample justice, none tak­ Idon, J. S. Vanbraiit, Thomae Idon, The first school honse built in the ing offence at the aiifiplicity of tbe Richard McComber, Alonso Brandage, town (and it ia here proper to say that meAl, and if the potato was too hot for; Henry P. Bowman, Cleveland Ellis speaking of the town it includes only the fingers, Hie mon could be seen out and Oris Barnum. Also this year the what is now known as Johnstown) was aide the house sharpening sticks to be election was held at the house of Cleve. of logs, on the farm of William P. I used in tlie place of forks of which Ellis, in Assyria, at which election The above ent represents the New Champion front-cut Mower. Bristol. It was raised and stood with tliere wa*always a scarcity on such oc­ there were thirty-one votes cast, aud out ■ roof, windows, or door until the We call the particular attention of all farmers who have casions. When the sticks were finish­ ns each candidate received 31 votes, brush and briars grew^np on the iubeen accustomed, from boyhood up, to front-cut machines, and ed the men resumed tbeir places, stand­ aide until they were higher than tlie ing here and there as room was found, ly weak, or none at all, but unlike the are predjudioed in favor of this position of the finger-bar, to body of the bouse, after which the. in­ and when one was solucky as to find a election of’two years previous, tbe habitants went to work cleared out large chip or bark for a plate, covetous voters did not each get an ofilce, a* the now and peculiar movement on this machine. This move­ the brash, pat on a roof, and finished. eyes were turned upon him. Of course there was a desire among the settlers ment, which has never been used oh any other machine here­ it off for a school-house, which was tbe meal was freely interspersed with that- some one might be left free to used for many year*. stbriM, jokes and laughter, and good find fault and watch those who held tofore, avoids many of the objections formerly urged against The year 1839 saw many new settlers humor aly waa prevailed. On this oc­ office, and see that they done their placing the cutter-bar in front. in Johnstown and Baltimore, and busi­ casion, when the tine came for retiring duty. It appears that victory J’. Col­ ness began to thrivg. A blacksmith By the peculiar arrangement of the driving apparatus, the the good wires were to remain together lier. now of Battle Creek, ex-state shop was .started, with Mr. Erastas below while their liege lord* found Treasurer, and one of the most efficent entire absence of cumberous gearing, and the direct applica­ Johnson as workman, roads were sleeping room in tlie loft of tbe house, officers Michigan ever had, liegan tion of the power of the team through a draft rod to the cut­ getting ix-tter and every effort was and as beds were of a very limited his official career this year, os Deputy­ used to induce people to settle up tbe number, each person must find a bed Town Clerk. He steadily advanced ting apparatus, the draft of the machine is rendered very light, country. Among the many settlers nutil he occupied one of the most re­ and there are always eleven cogs in contact, instead of three, that year, was one Samuel Weeks, now where best they could, but what beds could be found were *ssigne<l to the sponsible positions in the state. living on the first land locatttlby him aa with other machines, thus distributing tbe wearover a much fair rex and the stronger lords must in Baltimore town. Mr, Weeks ca'mc find the soft side of a board on which larger surface and proportionately reducing the pressure, fric­ on, secured board with W. P. Bristol, X COUNTY items. to consign their weary forms. Ono of three and one half mile* from his land, tion and wear upon each. Machines which have run five sea­ aud liegan the task of clearing up his the men present, thinking to escape Eraptv houses ore very scarce in sons show no indication of wear whatever on the cogs, and, as Ainu, but getting lonesome, he gave tlie sentence of climbing'the ladder, Eatou Rapids. bad stretched his burly furm on the There is some talk of starting up work there nnd returned to Sheri­ far as we can judge, a pair of wheels could not be worn out in dan, Calhoun county, where his father bench in tha lower room, where lie in- per mill at Dimondale, tended to remain an undisturbed oc­ The cemetery association of Char­ a lifetime. The motion of the knife is very steady and power­ had bought a farm for him, While in lotte is badly in debt. the town of Baltimore be bought forty cupant, but the sharp eyes of Win, P. Charlotto Is to have Pinafore about ful. acres of land on section nine of Johns­ Bristol discovered him, nnd the tocsin tbe 20th of this month. Another principal feature among the many good qualities of town/ and hail several acres cieared of war was immediately sounded, while Tire Eaton Rapids cornet band are Mr. Bristol, assumiug the offensive, and plowed twice, and to day that •Don to give n concert. this mower, is the fact that the cutter-bar can be raised to a sprang for the intruder with' the re ­ plowed' field is a dense forest of oak Bellevue is going to have a young horizontal position while the knife is in motion, without throw­ timber from forty to sixty feet high, mark, "You can’t sleep down hero with men’s Christian Association. Grand Lodge is boasting of its great ing the machine out of gear, the same as if the bar was on the and the passer-by would hardly be­ my wife,” ami thaWnroused the rest of lieve that the ground was once tilled the men, who gntlit-red around to see growth in the Inst few years. The Charlotte small boy has com- ground. This feature is very useful in passing trees, stones, and free from brush or tree. Mr. the sport, each one crying: "Yon can’t Weeks reimiiucd iu Calhoun county sleep With rny Wife either,” and all the . , Bellevue business men refuse to take or obstructions of any kind. Below ia a few names of leading while the two men, both stout, robust u-■-* *~ until about 1833, when he returned to silver coin that haa been mutilated. farmers wbo have used the above machine apd pronounce it his farm in Baltimore where he now fellows—were having a grand scuffle, George Romer of Eaton ^Rapids, slipMr. Bristol working bis antagonist, lit-.| the best mower made : on the |ce lnat wek digloeated reH^lcs, n pro«]M-ron* farmer, with *ir. iihmi.i wonting ins antagonist, in- j wealth aud all the surroundings to tie by little toward tlie ladder leading [ hi* kuee. L. LAPMAN, Maple Grove. LEWIS DURKEE, Nashville. to the chamber, while hi* oponent ' Over a mile of first class new sidemake life agreeable and pleasant. ADAM WOLF, “ " eaniestly struggled to prevent the de- | walk has been laid in Bellevue during 0. A. PHILLIPS, A little incident connected with tbe B. MILDER, '< CHAS. BAKER, Assyria. sign of the men. to get him up the lad- ] ,?abt y®or. early history of these towns transpired T FULLER, " “ D. JONES, in 18319. It seems that the town collect­ .!„ !,« Mr. Bri.t.1 ™ t!.o .i7uri E. W. HIDE, “ " or, 8. R. York, had in some manner got of the two- nnd finally succeeded in | rjvcr nt Gniud Ledge. C. BRIGGS, “ ' in getting his opponent at the foot of . The jieople of Ballevue are very Bli ­ hold of a five dollar bill of the bauk of ELI WELLS, Vermontville. JACOB HARTOM, “ Ypsilanti which, like many other bank the ladder where, by tlie ftid of others, । xious to have the Grand Trunk railJ. A. BROWN, S. W. MAPES,, Kalamo. the mau was hauled to tbe cluimber, | wa-v shops located nt tlmt place. — -------------bills of that day, were at a yeiy great • Mrs. J. N. Sanford, of Charlotte, fell g PRATT. Sunfield, ELIAS LONG, “ discount when taken for taxes. Mr. । when reaching the top of the ladder down stairs on the 9th. Her injuries ! ’ ’ Sample machine at York came before the board of Audi- I the two men In-came locked iu each are serious apd may prove fatal. other's anns, and dropping to the floor, tore, who met in June, and stated the Seventy-four members were enroll­ case to them, and awaited their action. rolled over anil over, the men clearing ed at the starting of Pomona Grange, No. 28 recently organized nt Charlotte. ! The Board voted to accept the bill, and the track, nntil aliout the middle of A young man in Charlotte cures the i authorized Mr, York to dispose of it to the chamber they rolled on ji blanket sick Wood! Wood! ’ headache by putting a pair of i LECALS the best advantage for the town, aud bed, which the occupants had left to be coiled wire garters tightly about his , Those patrons who have promised me wood on subscription must deliver account to the Coord. Just how Mr. out of the way of the contestants and head. . it this month or hold themselves in Probate Xotice. York disposed of the bill doe* not ap­ as noon us the two men felt themselves The wind of last Saturday night State of Micblgwn, County of Barry, a*. Notice I*!» readiness* to pay cash. Will also take pear, but ns the question does not ap­ on a soft spot their straggles ceased damaged the windmill In-longing to ereby given that by an order of the Probate Court * a few cords more of wood on bock pay. Mr. Allen, living near Bellevue, to the pear again in the record, likely die bill and they remained the undisturbed j amount of $85. jI Okko String. AIETCQ. 1"SU.*IX monins irviu ------ resumed specie payment nnd madd occii|mnts of flic bed the remainder of Mr. Rankee of Eaton Rapids, in at­ forcredlUsa to preoent lb«irttelm»a«alnrt the re­ JgNTERPKISE good the loss io the town. This year the night, none daring to disturb them, ' tempting to get from his tx-tl on Wed- ' late ot HEN KT TROYER. the place for holding elections was and often after, they would Inugli over ntjslny, fell and dislocated the joint of bis kneedl made to alternate between Assyria and the lucky hit iu getting a soft bed for oifi-of ... ... . . ... . 1 tetnrMiM ITotaU-Cowt.MtMnouwi'mw.,w the* night. In the lunlliillg tbe com-----------It h said that the gtuut- of fifteen has , iheCUyof H«*llos*, In **W County, for examlnJohuntown, um.-ycitr to Im: held al Wil- , ' . iKinv were treated to roust com and reached Charlotte nnd tbe on befor i-oru llllll 11n < 1 |। । reached Charlotte tbeJtcpubliean lienubliean IIj ati-uxnd »tl-m»nd allow*.**-, ali-w»nc<-. on <w otmfh before the*111 i»tI.<i»y of IMIU _______ ...1 .n.l >h.t cUluu b«*nl lian P. Bristol's, in Juliustown, nnd tbe r | salt, nnd to this day those that are i -J" of thXVt7iti,rnn.t,,, before «*id Court on the With a.y of April »nd on next at Cleveland Ellb’, in Assyria. alive tn 1*11 tl... Ktnrr remark thnf ^We of the Iwst citlM-n*. , I»ldd»y ,y oof f September ,> lh lhe September next.ai next, al ten o'clock In the 1 e aln c to till tin story, h mark that A L n nr ker. one of the oldest resi forenoon of e«h of thoae day*. But as Assyria and Maple Grove were ----- --------Barker, one of the oiliest resi • forenoon of each of Ihoae day*. ------------ . . ----- 1 . ... .. . Dated March lit. 1«SO. mode into one township in 1840 or ’41, wch oi-cassions were the pleasantest i denta nf Charlotte, died on March Oth, CLEMENT SMITH, Jud«e of Probate. part of the pioneer’s lif<-. Raisings. .1 aged 72. He was tlie first Justice of mt elections viwnuun did uiu not mu alternate iiuci uuic very the New Fresh Coods and Low! J • [ the Peace elected iu Charlotte. lornt. but meh town luul to go alone, tawnE-l**.. Haul niakiur and ImutThe^walking match aatlw were then nntnnimL When in» wore lhe ucMyatfen. in whirh all I ^^ne.wn.MnK maujn at n, Eaton Rapids, ,„p,^ Probnte Order. Prices. I Mr. Ellis heard of the division of the ' *<rttlera delighted to biivc a part i j)jek „^Albion and Amos Hall, AlaeeMlon oflhe ProbolcCoorifor tbeCountj 1 — — . . town as at first oqronia^l, he ramark- ti -------------, ie------------------of-------------- . or Eaton Rapids, —’ tl,e ---- -man------ i Ilin, was onsoon by MJ Leranz. Barry, holdec<t tho ProbaleOace. lt> lhe City ol jBolSe -&C Jc y'allCIH 11.............................. iH said Hint desiguiug politicians of ed to Mr. Bristol; “Now, wr’llnll go to । nei in which U U it* was nerved * ’ wits of* very I * Hullng*. on W.*ln«-dar tbe tenth dar of Much, | In the year one tbou«a»d eight hundred and eighty. J * • । little consequence to them-. ’in Charlotte, in view of the coming h----- 1 together, ante.’’ but ns there | election, have commenced a regular That the pioneers were a jolly set of atteudance nt the several temperance soon came other divisions of tlie town, making four towns of the original fellows, and filled with good humor on meetings in that city. On readiny'and filing the petition dnly verified, of M. Devine, preying that a paper pertain\ Johnstown, and. as .the people have all occasion*, the following will show : A brainless drummer with a sem­ Wniiam ing to be tbe la.1 will anil testament ot refd d«cee»e<i. | M continued to prosper, Mr. Ellis proph­ At one of die religion* gatherings in blance of a inonstadhe nnd a 910 suit of filed with this court, thM day, msj be admitted u’ clothes, canned two Charlotte young i Johnstown at the house of Seth Hull, ecy was not literally fulfilled. I, I. tfc.t 1 W Indies to walk up ami down the streete A'xiut 1843 Andrew Kelley aud in 1840, when Emory Cherry, a Baptist twenty-two times one day last week. Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, Thuma* Dowling, brothers-in-law, minister officiated, the singing was’ led At the charter electionat unura Grand nt. etmrter Meetion- .t chM... came into what is now Baltimore, nnd by a Mr. Cole, and Nelson Baninin. Ledge last .Monthly the folioWlllg of- !,wof mM deeeMrti. and another persons inler«*l- | were elected : Preaident, James ..* <*1 in_ or* »aid ___ citato, are required to appear at a arealon settled oursection fifteen, where they The tunc was one in which neither fleers ... . : Recorder. .. , ,, H. Junes'; • ... ■ ’■tSes (_ - ... — toMea Cheese arf Everything Miuuie G. Trans- > of -is CMrt w Ii* began the clearing-up of a fnrm, was well posted, uud as they both tried imr William lU-^ne ; but having speut all their lives in the over and over again to carry through W illinni 1 aylor; Trustee, Georg*- *bouid not b« rr«nt*4. U fiUfld 1 Fir4 Clxu Grocery Stere I "----- ' ”, Street curvet Commissioners, conunnmoncm, I And UU further onlered.lbattaMpeUUonerKtTe city they were illy prepared to con­ their part and failed, Mr. Barnum, who I Campbellj Derbyshire and H, Dtrbjtlure juirt William IL II. tend with the hardships of a pioneer I „»» n . littlr pn.I.n.-, turn*.' to Mr. I Uhnrl™ Innrfnn Thav nil Inrl-nr; They were all llronn Greenbackers [,y a eopyrf u>i«‘ontarto bepai&*tMd in' Wish to inform all that by prompt at­ . I Thorton. r.tr.ro »«*»»** *>•«*»>*»<*.>**-•» life, they were from Baltimore, Md., Cole with the remark, “By----- ci*« 11U JO1 ।1 there was n falling off in majority of tention, accommodating ways, good and the town iu which they settled waa go it, Colt ! I can’t,” and satt down, an average of 98 from last year. goods and low prices, hope to receive iv of hc*rln«. numb'd after the home of their youth, leaving Cole to go it if he choose, but a fair share of your patronage. CUCMKJlT SMITH, A Bible Question. Judge of Probate. Mr. Dowling was somewhat of an ec­ be, too, had to give un, and the sing­ C. C. WOLCOTTS COLUMN ! BImb Director JJAMTOWB KATWIAL BANK, Attorney at Law Attorney A Counsellor, JJ BOUGHTALIN, * 8HKRIFF ROBERTS k HOTCHKISS, Druggists A Chemists pOWERS k BARLOW, HARDWARE EKRY A. GOODYEAR, H Dealer in IRON, NAILS i SHELF HARDWARE 'reictil indoded American and Foreign Marble, Monuments, Tombstones, Mantles, Ac., PEOPLE’S DRUG STORE, .Hastings, Miob. DKL’GGIST A BOOKNELLEK Phyildan* preacrlpdooi and Family Bscipre cirtfully eompoundei with Drug* ttod Chemical* purrit quality only. Price* al way* the lowmc. W“8 GOODYEAR, Dealer tn I DR) GOODS, SILKS an! DRESS GOODS C. C. WOLCOTT’S. Leadr Made Clothing. Hat* Bboea, Groterin. Notion*. JULIUS RUSSELL, DR/-Z- G-OO2DS W- F. HICKS, GROCER! Groceries and General Prodace, South Side of State St. JJENBY ROE. Pbopristo, ---- OLD RELIABLE—- MEAT MARKET Ke .-po constantly on band a big stock ot ‘°M* i'resh and Salt Meats, R _ _ _ _ Pt .. . Smoked Hans and Stionldcrs. S j U 0 XX S, M 11 ££ (I P Sj centric character, often to l»e seen iu public with only pants, shirt, boots and hat; one leg of bis pants iu the top of his boot, suspenders down, or par- 1 dy so, slouch hat and unshared and unshorn, he was .noted as an orator of conaiderable ability, and .being of Irish parentage he was jam full of genuine Irish wit. fie sought the nomination as Representative to the Legialatnre from his district, but wa* defeated by those who despised his nationality or wanted the ofilce very bad. Whether hisdefeuAdialirarteued; him or not, he did not remain long in town, • but after spending much money in improvements, sueh iis chopping, splitting rails, which were either tmrned by ludinn fires or left to rot f.n the ground, lie wrut to Cnlifuniui where, after a few yucrs he died. Mr. Kelley aud family remained a few years । longer, when they too, went out to California wliere tyey have continued to reside^ if yet olive. A chHd of Mr. Kelley was the first white diild Ihjfh in the town of Baltimoiv, and d sou,— Hiram, I believe—of William 1», Bris­ tol was tbe first white child born in 1 Johnstown. This son is the youngest son of the family and is now on the oldj ing came to a sudden stop. After­ ward* Nelson Barnum Itecnnie an earnest minister of the Gospel and while preaching iu the same neighbor­ hood n few years after, was met by Mr. Bristol who inquired ‘‘Barnum, can you go it now ?” to which Barnum re­ plied “Come to meeting and see.’’ At another time tliere was to be a church communion, the first in the town, and as wine whs not to be had without much tremble Deacon CoH had M-cnrvd that necessary article some time pre­ vious, and had carefully set it nwn> for the occasion, bat his sou William, find­ ing tbe Jug in which was stored tbe tempting liquid, continued to drink of the same nntil ....... Hie-jng .... j..g. was — empty when hr filled thr vwuo-1 with vinegar ’ aud w.J.n.hi.h — and used at the communion. Deacon , Cok* could not stand the teiuptution of ’ having adi-ei cross hi* path even ou j Sn-4.,. mm! .. b. ..4 Hi. ->u u. n, their way toroeetiag one Sunday, tbe | Mortgage Sale. AssruiA, March Dth, 1880. To Editor of The Stuhtille 2/ews: Dear 3irPlease excuse me for in­ truding ou your good nature by asking a small space iu the coloms of Thf. News, for the insertion of the follbw- It is generally umlenKood by all lean­ ed theologians and gospel tbachcra that Chnst was ou earth forty days after He tvos russurected before He as­ cended up to heaven. Now deal read­ er, I wish to state here that the gospel does not teach me so, neither can I find any evidence in the bible prvveiug such n thing. But it does teach tlmt he ascended on the first day of the week at night following the morning of his reesureetion, it I being the flnrt meeting of the eleven apostles after His resmirectum that He met with them and led them out to Bcthuuy and was parted from them IX THEIR SEASON, Lard, by the lb. or barrel, , ^.T1^ Market Price paid for Hides, Pelts. Ac. Fronh Good*, Full Weight* and Satisfaction Guaranteed. HENRY ROE. Highest Price paid Tor Produce COME AND SEE. ot yacxaon county, Micnigaa, io Naahvllle, Barry county, Mlehl the 13th day of October. A. D.. r<xr» Truly, BOISE & FRANCIS. 5-lfiS SARSAPARILLA uvocmim, urnra on THURSDAY THE TWKK- city Ot H«aUtMt») u»e ptmU.ee dMcrib* mort^nze or »r> much thereof n» shall be toMtbfy the anuTctit <h>c on r.ueh tuartfl Um por.MnLUitermt. and legal corta.log<rtb an Aiiorney fe« <>r tweuty-nvc dollar* ”(35, HENDERSON S TAIN IN • Ztt OOM* FACE.DYS- ptace or petrel of tend atcuaied in tin NMhvilta, In Barry eouutj. in liw State< k tiown and d«6r««ied a« commenchut a: j(H1H enoitgh to make a reply to the In Atauon W. UhUlip*' million io----liqjt statement {hroiigh The News. r^T «mnty, MjehlStn. ttescf Mat Hfly-flVel thinking he can produce' gospel eviJ", - J after uhich 1 will endeaver togiveovb good deacon saw a large buck stand- j deuce to prove the last statement, close by. Hr nmml to William aud i • . advised film to • return hotness that’ .. ‘ ,X’ AIUAIl fc. The subscriber offer, for asle. his deer looked very tempting. William A stage loud of passengers were frfrni of 100 acre*, iu the township of took the hint, got tho gun,.aud when startled when a desperado brandished Woodland, said farm is in n high state tbe deacon rettu ned heme, a large deer n knife and swore lie would kill the of cultivation, with goud btfiJdings arid .u Iviog dwd i* ib. ywd. OwMbm-1 ills? good fences. Terms easy. Apply to ally lh, rmdwn w<MM(ota>eban-ho» I th, ii!u, the tmbseriber on the premises of Wether the child of Mr. Kelley is yet , , , Lm Holmes, alive wc failed to learn. Suodny, leaving Will hint, wbo was a | a pond to escape the bullet. Woodmnd, January 19th, 1880. T. BOISE, Nashville, Mich. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-03-20.pdf.pdf eb8567e1920844a30c4458c544abf26e PDF Text Text VOLUME VIL NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1880. L00AL GIBBLE-GABBLE. Aid Prraoaa] Cklt-Chat. NUMBER 26. and 30 witnesses, the substance of whose i LIFE IN NASHVILLE, Red Ribboa Clsb Formed GREENBAOKOONVEmOI. testimony was that Mrs. O’Day told And Her Environs. The Greenback County Convention Some of the good Indies and gentle­ Ingram’s that she hated Hoffman ; that Snow flew again yesterday morning, i she hated the very ground he walked held at the court house in Hastings, on men of Nash rille, came to the Hosmer —This is an “off week” for lively • Tradpinprov.es with the good roads 1 Again The News is called upon to on and she would get him off. the sec­ Monday, was attended by alxnit forty school house on Tuesday evening .last, locals. chronicle the careless handling of fire, tion if she had to. lie him ofl'. That the delegates. Castleton was represented and formed a Red Ribbon Club. The and weather. —A. G. Murray of Ohio, has bought A nobby new sign adorns the front of arms, which led to the death of a prom­ night of the 4th of March was so dark by H. W. Flint and E. J. Feighner; meeting was called tojorder by Dr. Bar­ Ptafcott Bachellor’s place, a mile and a F. T. Boise’s drug store. ising young man of Maple Grove. that great difficulty was experienced in j Maple Grove by N. 8. Barnes, O. Swift, ber. D. W. Smith was chosen chairman, . -half north and moved in on Friday. J. M. Martin has moved hia law office Bennie Miller, eldest son of David Mil­ traveling over well-known roads and; G. D. Moore and W.S. Hecox ; Assvria J. L. Gregory Sect’y. Short and live­ ler of north-west Assyria, went overto’ that it would have been impossible to ! by D. W. Ellis, H. M. Ellis, A. G. Kent ly speeches were mode by Morsra Chip —A t the meeting of the common coun­ into the old post office building cil on Tuesday evening, the liquor­ Mr. Fred Holt, of Dansville, is visit­ his uncle ,Ben. Miller’s, in east Maple have recognized a person four feet ofl’. and R. Jones; Johnstown by Win. P. man, Brady, Flint, Baker, Martin and Grove, laAt Saturday to spend his sev­ or identify a well-known person with­ Bristol, W. IL Burroughs, Henry Bris­ Payne of the village, Feister, Sheldon, dealers bonds were fixed at $3,000 each. ing Sir. and Mrs Frank Barnes. The painters have slicked up the in­ en tee nt n birth-day. On Sunday about out the aid of light or voice, aud that I tol and C. W. Moore, Baltimore by Gregory, and others from the country^ —Mrs. J. H. Buckingham of Maple one o’clock, Benuie and his cousin Will, Hoffman’s where alionta on the night in I Isaac Brooks, Wm. Hendershott, D. B. interspersed with' spirited singing Grove, made her husband happy with a terior of W. G. Aylsworth’s btore. Dean Fleming of jacksou, was in started t<r go hunting rabbits, each tak­ question, were conclusively shown by I Freeman and James Crawlev; and fine pair of twins* (boy and girl) on Wed­ The speech from Flint, on the mit­ ing a gun.plennie hod an old flint lock J. B. Kessler, L. A. Crossman, M. Dei- j W.oodlnnd by G’. D. Barden, O. F. ten question just brought the bouse 1 town over Sabbath with his parents. nesday night. The pay.car passed this way Thurs­ musket-thut had been fixed over, so trick, Lee Moore, Geo. Sanford, Al ' Long, Leroy Cummings slid M. Riddle. down, and the girls and boys to time. —The dirt from the excavation for thin it would snap a cap. As they Southwick, and Elizabeth Hoffman. The Hon. Porter Burton whs chosen ns After this the club was formed with 42 Buxton’s brick has been purchased by day. and now the R. R. boys are happy. Mr. and Mrs. C. Ainsworth and fam- 1started Ben. Sr., stepped to the door After a brief summing up by L. E. I the delegate to the State convention, names, and the following were elected t.>? village and is wisely used to utilize and tried to persuade the boys not to Kuappen for the people and John Car­ and the following resolutions were officers: President, J. L. Gregory; 1st, ily, are in Battle Creek, visiting friends. ; the condition of South Main St. Getyour election tickets at this office go, at the same time telling Ben­ ter for the defense, each using thirty- I read and unanimously adopted: Vice Pres’t. Frank Feighner; 2nd, Vice —Don’t forget the W. C.T. U. anni­ not to take that old musket. But four minutes, the case was submitted 1 HonLvro. l»t. The abolition of the ao called Pres’l*., George Miller; 3rd. Vice Pres’t.. if you want a neat job, low prices and nie 1 National Banking •rateni and prohibition of all versary entertainment on Monday eve­ Bennie said he would lie careful, Will, quick work. Bank* of I mu<- cither State or National. Frank H. Overeniith; Sect’y., Miss to the court, who decided at once that ; ning. Miss Nellie Branch of Olivet,will to go, and Mr. Miller finally con- . the evidence on the part oftheprosecu- ' 2nd. All moo er to be haued CUlnacly bX tbo Bnrbora Elerton; Treas., ^Philip GarAmos Nichols of Lansing, spent plead ' (.'slud *Malta Government V’ ho full tender. be present and render one of her superb II ... t— ...tJ ...___ .... legal. .. Sunday in this village with his moth- *sented and the boys went back into lion was insufficient to justify him in iiuger. The meetings of the Club are solos. Mr. Quick’s woods. er and sister. on Saturday evenings, at the Hosmer Not finding game the boys started I binding the defendant over : and com­ —John Franck has sold his Ho acre io anbahlli.iNl or monopolli-a Wm. H. Atkinson, wont to Eaton br corruption -at the ballot boat to lw held school house, at 7 p. m. sharp. We hope farm, four miles north of the village, to Rapids Monday, to accept a position in i 1to return home and us they did so sep- 1 manded that Hoffman be discharged 1 all will feel and take an interest in the • and the audience manifested their upChas. Phillips of Baltimore, for $2,100. the Frost House. 1arateil with the understanding that a proval of the verdict by the swinging good cause which lias so good a beginand talks of goingwest to grow up with C. C. Wolcott has put a pump on the | r**p°rt of a gun would Im? evidence tlmt ing, and in which we all are so deeply of hats, waving of handkerchiefs and VEBSOSTVIU.E the grass-hoppers. artesian well, which is fast becoming a . a rnDliit was shot at. interested in. Everyone thought it cheers. —Andrew Plum of Maple Grove, has favorite watering place. About five minutes after they had II. .1. Martin is out in the Hawk with was good to l>e there. Adjourned 'with And now the question arises “who । opened a shoe shop in the Union House B. F. Benner has sold his farm upon parted, Will, heard Bennie’s gun and did put that stone upon the track?" Wi ., (wo column political article. It will the best of feeling, to meet next Sat­ block. Mr. Plum ran a shoe shop in the Castleton-Vt. Ville town line to C. ' *,u ’ to the ' spot .to see the trust that the knotty problem may lle I laitr rending. urday night. this village eleven years ago, and is as A. Newton an Ohio man. , game; but was horrified to find the in­ speedily solved and the guilty party The village election was an entire J. L. Gregoky. Sect’y, Ih welfrprepared to give satisfaction to , Mrs, D. H. Shelby has so far recover- sensible. form of Bennie lying on- -D. W. Smith, Chairman. his ­ given the full l>enetit of the law. success for the friends of temperance present customers as he was then. ed from her late sic kness as to Im* able j wit;‘ » horrible wound in his fac­ and sobriety* By a vote of IM to 36 it Cosmnion Council Proceedings. and head. The whole charge having —M. 8. Marshal of Grand Rapids, to be moved home »o Baltimore. —-------«, buried three or four candidates that are NOTES BY THE WAY. I Council Rooms, Rev. D. H. Shelby will till his ttp. ( M'tei**! the right side of the face just manager of the American credit assoc­ I supposed to indulge a little (mure or l Nashville, March 11, 1880. tl»c cheek bone and came out at We took a short “swing around the I less! in "stimulants." iation, was in the village this week pointtnent at the McKelvey school | Council met pursuant to sections 13 the top of the head. Will, took his circle* in Johnstown the fore ’alf of looking up the dead beats of Nashville house. Maple Grove, Sunday night. Win. Brons, our Mnrsluil, says he will :ind 13 of act No. 179 session laws 1873, Dr.:F. A. Jones has permanently lo- handkerchief wiped the blood from this week. Night coming on we sought impound and vicinity. He reports his agency . .... any and every drunken man for the purpose of determining the re­ eatedvn Nashville, and attention is : Bennie’s face and tried to get him to the privileges of the hospitable roof of seen on our s fleets from henceforth sult oi the village election held March here as in a flourishing condition. < Failing in this he ran tn the the King Bros., and were accorded a j mid forever, e ven if it should Im? den- 8th, 1886. —Mary P., wife of Robert Henderson, called to his can! in another colnmn. | Present Killen, President; Wheeler, ,_r«up one a few Clement Smith will Imj at Bradyn’s ( --------house burst door open and excluiin- warm supper and hearty welcome ns all ' >'on Martin. He shut uicu at m six mx o,clock o.ckm’k on Wednesday w eiinesuuy montmorn..... the ........ ........ died 'lonng, Downing. Olds and Roe, trust­ ingof consumption, at the age of JJfl ■ uuirr office iu in turn thia village all uay day Wednesday, is <>>,»< shot!. u^uuic Bennie in is sum! shot!'” belated travelers are who pass their | nights ago, and kept him safe with ees. Absent Barber. Minutes of the viimgi-uic n etniesuay, i c<^ ’‘Bennie ,,, hist meeting were read and on motion years. The funeral was held at Meth- i March 24tb, on business in connection | Hatless and coatless Ben. Sr., with door. The King’s farm embrace 415 I hand cuffs, guard, etc. aptiroyed. others ran to the spot and found poor acres, and they enjoy the deputation of A man by the name of Smith from odist church on Thursday afternoon; with his profession. Motion carried to recount the vote Dr. Goucher, the man who use to do i Bennie turned over and on his face and among the most successful and scienWoodland in returning from Charlotte Ker. Newton preaching the sermon. tor trustees which was done aud votes all thedoctoring for the infant Nash . knees feeling over the ground with his title farmers of central Michigan. It on Wednesday night, had one of tbs found to agree with the result as de­ —John and Elza Shoup, aged respect­ ville is in the village, and tall& strong- i hands. Brushing the dirt and blood will l>e remembered that the junior j bones of his right hand broken by a clared bv the inspector. ively 18 and 20 years, got lieastly drunk After reading the statement of the ’ir.„, President of ,1... —.........so ihr ........... from his face and taking him in their Kiner King wnu was tlu. the nHi/ efficient the kick of I.S.. his 1... horse, says. it He was insiiector of election, on motion the on Saturday, and upon the complaint ly of locating here again. Durkee A. Lee have moved into their .j .a* »rni carried U1UI him IU to IUO the IIUUBC. house. A Barry Co.. Agricultural Society dating so “full” however that it may Im* doub­ following (lentous were declared elected a,ar.* they .UVJ M.UIO1 of John Boe, were hauled up before Esq. Powers to testify where they got !. new quarters, and the real estate ex­ doctor was sent for. Bennie's wound the past year. Especially in stock do ted ns to the manner of the accident. to the several offices: President, Elihu and hia cast* pronounced hopc- the Kings lead. We were shown ton He applied to two physicians to have it Chipman: Clerk, Frank McDerby; ; change in assurexl fact. Youdressed will know that “drunk,” and from testimony Assessor, Ixiwis Durkee; Treasurer, ; less. calves, not yet yearlings, bred by them­ dressed, bnt IxM-oniing restive under Herbert M. Lee ; Marshal, Wm. L. brought examination, .j. by the sign the aaawu^aav out WMV at uv their UKll VA-BUlllUllIOU, ■ — ” over . . . door. ............ ....................... - ------------which have been pronounced. their questionings as to his residence, Parker; Street Commissioner, Levi charges were preferred against our two 1 • number of our Spiritualists are ar- i On the night following the accident -selves saloonists for selling liquor to minors, I ranK’n>r their toilets to take in the "in answer to questions, Bennie roused 1 over and over again, the Im*si in the identity and cause of accident, he left Evertt; Constable, Henn' C. Woolcott; Trustees, Benjamin F. Reynolds, accident country, and hapwhich thev have been of­ and they aneated. This trial is set for “nnual roeetins of their sect, occurring up and■ ‘told how the fatal for home without having his wound Eugene Cook, and Wm. Boston. j at Battle Crtiek the last of the month. 1 pened. He said he hail shot at a mark fered a fine sum for. Their father a attended to. He had n companion who next Monday. The following acc’ts were presented | The M. E. social will be entertained and the gun snapped the cap but hung full-blooded Durham, weighing2,406. is wits about equally “full.” and on motion allowed by ayes and —Two children, Eddie aud Lucy, | by Mrs. and Rev. A. D. Newton at the fire ami lie took it in his right hand the son of the celeluated Duke of Air­ The Reform club held its 3d anniver- ■ nays as follows : Ayes, Wheeler, Young aged respectively ten and six years, of] none: and was in the act of setting it down, drie which cost Avery' A Murphy ofl sary Inst Snturday and Sdnday|tn. the i Downing. Olds and Roe. Nays,-------A. W. Olds, election Mac Lee’s, living in the south west part Parsonage on Tuesday evening next. 3.00 Rafreshmeuts will be served and a cor­ when it discharged with results as stat - Detroit, $18,000, and was bought of churches of this place, all other ser- [ W. H. Young Board of health 0.50 of Assyria, died from diptheria; the ! dial invitation is extended to all. ed. Everything was done that care [ those gentlemen by the Kings when a I vices being suspended for the occasion. : H. A. Barber, election 1.50 former Saturday night mid the latter and attention could do to alk-ivate the ! calf. He is u very valuable animal, H. Roe, election 1.30 • Ell Decker, one of Uncle Ham’s laid­ There were in nil five meetings and u ' Monday morning. Mac. and his wife T. C. Downing, election 3.75 suffering of (he unfortunate boy, but The Kings have 32 head of cattle, 16 1 sumpton- collation. . on-the-shclf vetrans, who has lieen vis ­ The afternoon > L. J. Wheeler, election had trouble some years ago aud parted, j 1.50 he gradually sank away and died at | head of horses consisting of two match-I E. J. Feighner, Rcc.ane elect. IfF.TO she going to Battle Creek to live ane he , iting his Nashville home during the 8 o’clock Thursday morning, leaving a ed trotting teams, audSiine others fit 1 meeting on Saturday was devoted to Win. Killen Rent and election 5.00 returned to the soldier’s home reports and addresses by officers and ■ staying on the farm and caring for the !I winter, .. broken-hearted mother, father, broth- I for driving, and sheep and swine too mciiibere of the club and citizens of the I On motion council adjourned. children until thi. occaaion when death j "“’“S1"11J morauiK. E. J. Feighner, Wm. Killen, .... Mro <_ er nnd sister to mourn his lo^, ... Mrs. hwiulFrank McDerby, ...Ill wjll __ entertain -- and - - 1 numerous to mention. They believe in village*, intvi-Kpcraed wittf music by Recorder. President. relieved him of the charge. the ladies of the W. C. T. (’.. on Tues- : “'"er the tcmble manner in i feeding their stock and are very hu-| choir and . ~::;1 orchestra. The evening I —Albert Ostfoth of Maple Grove, i day March 28rd, at 3 o’clock prompt. V n i which |Kxir Bennie came to so prema- . inane in their can- of the same, provi-i meeting, addressed at length InAnswer to Bible Question. D. '■ while chopping on Wednesday, whack­ | An invitation is extended to every tore a grave. W ask our Assyria friend if he has . ding good Warm shelter for everything I’. Sagendorph of Charlotte, was .,«« one , ed the ax into his foot instead of the | lady interested in the temperance work . । from the poultry up, we enjoyed a very full of interest. Mr.S’X principle exhor- not e con founded the scripture a little in reading; Luke 24th gives a descrip­ timber, and did fo good a job of ampntu I Walter Webster ye pedagogue in the THE RAILROAD OBSTRUCTION CASE. I ..i * ....s* i , . visit at die. Kings and, depar ­ , |nt(on ivnsthntall temperance people tion of Christ journeying with the two tion that his big right toe adhered to ted tho next morning happy with a 1 should turn their battries upon the com­ friends going Emenus and how he . Briggs dist. Assyria, called on us Wed­ the loot tmljr br reore.all nhred of &ab. nc ; nesdsy to state that he hail thinned out new cash subscription in our pocket. mon enemy instead of shelling each was known of them in breaking of Albert tmeamtelr tottired up «m<-to ,lH tbe mnd-turtlre in that pttrt-or the Taking a south-westerly course we ’ other. The Sablmth exercise morning bread, and of their return to Jerusalam , „ •; , — । uh tue niiiu-iurues m mm parvot the town and Dr. loung Y miner mliu.ted nilinuio.l rhe rev- fo ... . wa, ’ " where they found the eleven apostles u.«u aud Dr. .,t.,t<Md. aud. waaen .hi. to York passed the tine place of Hiram Cole­ and evening were conducted by Messrs gathered together. Now Christ was ered toe to the foot .trougly «wed ,t „„„. wh(-n. W(.re The News readers will remember man, Esq., and brought up for dinner Parris|i and Forbes of Grand Rapids, not there, for at his first appealing to on. and tu.ugutated the experiment Thc remiM.ran(.,. , u,e that hist wwk we mentioned Austin J. at Fisks, the father running a black - the former being the husband of Mrs. his disciples, Thomas was not there 36th of groa tug the toe back on to the foot ' cbri,tia„ c|,ureh „„ Sund ' j ' Jtofl'«>n'«* wm of Jacob Hoffman, of |. smith shop there 40 years ago, when the verse commences with n paragraph not We hope the reault wtll be a aureere. 3ptwhe, „ „„. 1)y ’ * Maple Grove, as being on trial at Has- highways wen* blazed trees, convening Parrish, a noted temperance worker of connected with the subject above, also the W. C. T. U. By the way that Forbes 49th and 50th, both commencing with -L.J. It heeler addrewed the Ke-। Onto Strong. Htnun Partelh., H. W. tings, charged with the terrible crime , at the shop from the various directions has a wonderful vtdunieof sound in him paragraphs, shows this was spoken of form Club at Martin’s school house, ou Flint, L. J. Wheeler, E. Chipman. Lew­ of putting railroad obstructions on the । of the early pioneers, who in those dav whichonly lacks proper trainingtomake at another time—John 26th after eight days, Jesus met with his disripies and Tuesday evening last. The house was is Durkee and L. McKinnis, all home railroad track just west of the Middle stood in want of a great deal tinkering him rival the loudest locomotive whis­ Thomas was with them. Read 3 verses ville station. The evidence briefly is ns jn the smith’s line. W. H. Fisk is coucrowded to its utmost capacity, as the talent. followstle on the Valley road. But then he is of the first of Acta, where he showed temperance interest in that vicinity is The Library under the supervision '”7 .‘ .•. . , . . . . ! “Kemble in the IU sheep-raising vucBuccp-raising line,nne, hav-nav- an effective speaker and is thoroughly himself alive by many infallible proofs W. C. T. U., will be Tne testimony of engineer of the train jug yt) fiue American Merinos bred up to fever-heat all the time. The par­ of the iu earnest. The Sabbath afternoon being seen of them forty days. David Stevens. ticular points in Mr. Wheeler’s remarks open in the parlor of Mrs. Dr. Barber, €‘ <?*u.e oround the curve ' by himself as can lie seen anywhere. meeting conducted by the old men over ' any person to obtain books ?f accord the railroad about half a mile He lias just received from Vermont, a were the necessity of temperance work­ for ­ sixty years of age was full of interest, ers being on hand at all caucuses and ing to rules and regulations, on every from the- otatruction, he saw a red thoroughbred ram lamb bred by the bringing out the status of the state of LOCAL MATTERS. see that none but true and tried men Satin day afterndon from 3 o’clock un­ light, and stopped the train. He and great sheep-breeders F. A L. E. Moore nearly every old man on the side Cant! Paid for Wood. his fireman went ahead, found a stone of Addison Co., also 5 American ram ore put in nomination for office and til 4 o’clock p. m. of (total abstinence. Too much praise I will be' at Wolcott House Saturday. then to see that they were elected. Mr. Remember the third anniversary of on the track and rollt<l it out of the lambs, and ten ewes, bred by J. 8. cannot Im* bestowed upon the ladies March 20th, prepared tomake contracts J. M. Martin will address the Sheridan the W. C. T. U. on the 22nd of March, way. The woman O’Day testified that Stickney, another noted sheep-breeder headed by Miss Emma Bodine and as­ for the purchase and delivery of wood. Club on Saturday Upon the same sub­ a very interesting time is exjpected. she saw Hoffman pass by her house and of that Co. The heaviest fleece Mr. ______________W. Ch Sears. sisted by several young men of the ject. It seems to lie the opinion of They will serve tea in the Union House out to the track and although it was Fisk sheared last season weighed 18£ club, in preparing and securing the CP* D. C. Griffith is the first to nut the majority of temperance workers at dining room, from 5 until 7 p. m. The dark she knew him. (Th© distance by lbs., the average weight of his entire good things for the palate. All that in a new stock of Spring goods. He is the present time, that the ballot is to business men are invited to take tea. the actual measurement from where flock of 75, being lOf lbs. each, an enor­ was lacking was a sufficient number receiving a full line of Dry Goods. Hats Caps, Clothing, Boots, Shoes and No­ l>e the great power which will move on Come one come all. And thence to the she sat to where she said Hoffman mous average. of people to eat what was provided. tions. Those who contemplate buying feet.) She followed him the cause to ultimate success. concert at the Christian churrh in the stood was।87 W e learned that Enoch Gregory, one : . . ,.—-----"VMwuCTuuMMucuunfory.one in the next sixty days will do well tw' “ od . “ w bun pick up wntetbtug „„d of theold aettleri. of that tart of the / buy at once as all kinds of goods arc MORGAN ITEMS. —Mrs. A. De Waters appeared before evening^ 1&V it It on nil the tile track tmi'lr and rmtl when it »♦ ..struck a......1. ...__ i. ■ > .. . ■ . . lay rapidly advancing. , town, huddled on Friday night previ­ Esq. Powers on Monday, asking forjus­ Republican Caucus.—The Repub­ Mr. A. Darling lost one of his horses. tice, saying that her son Amos and licans of the township of Castleton will the iron site knew it was a stone by the ously, aged 72 years. That Miss Fan­ Or Don’t forget that Smith A Clark sound. At this time she was so close Mr. Cole has calked his boat “ The nie Coleman liad beeo tlw recipient of Homer Blair were beastly drunk ou the meet at the WolcottHouse Nashville on give their warm sugar dance at the she could lay her hand ou him, just of a complete surprise party from u- Gem’’ and is a repairing it in other opera house on Friday evening March holy Sabbath day before, and she biul Saturday, April Sd. at 2 oelock r. m. sharp, to put in nomination candidates then a flash of lightning revealed to her 26. All are cordially invited. Rill $1.00. bout forty of her young friends a few great reasons to believe that they bad for the several Township offices, and Ed. and Frank Hyde have been up in CP* The neweststyltotf -prin*suits got drunk on Del. Bacon’s hard cider. HIso to eloet ten delegates to represent ] gaze Hoffman. Then she called to her nights ago. And then a large number i tried to roll the stone ~ off i the good farmers of the town seem- the north woods. They say wages are for men and boy» just received fcf Consequently the Squire's issued subp­ the township in the Co Convention lobe 1 husbandt and „ .t ,„xk.u. r<> «il«. ribr for Tn« good and business lively. D. C. GniFrim’s. oenas for DeWater’s mid Blair to ap­ held st the Court House in the city of UwtnuUlmt rouM Hsstings, April 3$th. to elect delegates Mr. John Morgan is getting material pear before him and testify when to the SUito convention to Iw linld in heavy. Looking up she saw the head- “ light of the train at the ?nrve; then on the ground to build a hotel adjoin­ Jurt will agonist you, Sal) oa.Jr mlwhere and from whom they had procur­ the at, of IMroit. 13th, I860. dreaa J. J. Porrut, Nashville MHt. ing Im boat house this spring. went to the house, took the red lamp By Order Towuiihip Committee. ed that cider. These worthies refused down, lit it and walked liack to the fhe Hattittr said the Hastings prop­ to appear on supoenos when an attach Itercuc** Cavccw—Hotkar U bere- stone and succeeded in stopping the i News left a very short will, uncondi­ het prophesied there would be four meat was issued and they jerked into In nrmr that the Repnblimuu of the the presence of the court by officer Lee Townrttp of Maple Orove will bold train. (The distance from stone to tionally bequeathing his property, days sleighing in Feb. Did Mtin it in their eaurrw. at Hie center of Mid Towu- house, by actual measurement, ten roils amountong to $33,000 or $30,000, to his these parts. with neatness and dispatch. Then they Hup wife. I nfortunatelv Mrs. Baker died <>nU>e4Tth. of Mare h 1SB0 at one Morgangpeople ahead. We teve one testified that they had got drunk on o clock r. M. to make a nomination of and a half or round trip 21 rods; to bnt a few days before her husband, train from the atone i«0 rods.) She and there being no provision for this their own cider, were fined the coats of further swore she had nothing against daughter married hex second huaband’s emergency in the win, the whole prop ­ issuing the attachment and allowed to erty will l»e divided between nearly brother. They have lieen married only Hoffman. -- - ■ ■ r-uw lull ICC depart. relatives, Mr. Baker having no about three months but vet have a boy Leanver Lapham, Chairman. The defentM- examined between 20 children. to plow. A. 11 FATAL 8H00THG AOCtDEST. �Hke mins. The coincidence made me liaoae a moment to collect my thoughts. FAMOUS BPAMLEBK. for lunacy by the Police Justices of the QUACK DOCTORS. Of all the humbugs cf the age not Lunatic Asylum wereumbh to account one excels the quack doctor. There “I fee," said Charles (ke had told me far it until they discovered fifteen pa­ comes around a fellow holding forth The flneat diamonds are dear and tient* trying io arrange themselves that he is an Indian who understands in the course of his painful story that his name was Charles), “that your si­ transparent as a drop of pure water. in order on a large diagram they the medicinal properties of every plant But, besides these “brilliants of the had max ked out on the floor of one of and root in the vegetable kingdom, has lent© justifies me.” “By no means,” I cried. (You . will first water,” os they are called, both the halls of the asylum oh Blackwell's been a medical practitioner many years, and met with unparalleled suocwm. He observe that it wouldn't have been dig­ technically and in ordinary conversa­ island. nified for mo to abandon at once my tion, there are colored diamonds of Agaifist the craze the reaction has can show certificates from thousands he former position on the pubject of sui­ every sort and hue., A yellow ahado is already begun. A largo number of has cured. He takes rooms at tli£ most conoidaud objectionable in a diamond ; | cide.) “There is nothing whatever in signs have been printed with the in­ popular hotel in the town where he a pnnamon color. Next to .scription “Pinafore and Puzzle Pro­ •tops, and, after advertising and all that you have told me to justify yon *o, in taking your life. Come, my friend," roee-colored diamonds green take rank hibited,” which may be hung up in sending out handbills by the thousands, said I, becoming really interested in his in the market; next to green blue, and drawing-rooms and offices by those who waits anxiously for patients. He does case, “come, let us reason the. matter next to blue black. The value of a have either escaped the popular fevers not wait long, 'for the poor suffering in­ out Why should you complain because diamond may, according to some writers or recovered from them.—New York valid, ready to catch st a straw, although he has been,'time after time, defrauded you have been unfortunate in love? on the subject, be ascertained by a Herald. regular formula, according to which ths of his money, and perhaps been per­ Don’t yon know what the poet says? square of the weight in carats must be Birth of a Poem. manently injured by thia very class of multiplied by a sum varying according quacks, timidly goes to the doctor's Doubtless, many of our readers have Women have been false to their lovers to the condition and quality o.( the room just to talk with him, he says, as read Gen. W. 8. Lytle ’ s fine poem stone. If the diamond is of good water from all time; women will be false to there is no fee for consultation, but “ Cleopatra, ” written the night before and of fine shape, this sum may be put their lovers to all time.”* when he departs, be assured, he goes PITH AND POINT. the battle in which he was killed. The “ But no woman has ever been so down at $10. If. however, the diamond not empty-handed, though his purse Pittsburgh Leader relates the romantic be perfect in quality, and also perfectly false to her lover as this woman was may be much lighter than when he en­ Sensitive persons are always put circumstances under which it was writ ­ cut, the sum to be token as the basis of tered. Money, however, is a secondary when taken in by sharpers. the calculation will be $30 or $40. Big ten. They were told by the late Col. consideration, now that .health, that “ Lots of ’em have." Some of the dearest spots on earth diamonds have a larger theoretical HealI to a gentleman: “ No; none could be." blessed boon so long denied him, seems are the aces held in another man's He spoke of the night before the bat ­ “ But *1 tell you thousands of ’em value than small ones; but, as a matter very near, for the black-haired Indian hand. have. I know one whose conduct tow­ of tact, diamonds of largo size have tle at which Gen. W. S. Lytle fell. The haa impressed him with a sense of his two (Bfealf and Lytle) lay together in A BXRBEH is always open to convic­ superior skill, and liis heart is full of 1 had. resolved to kill myself; there ards—towards an intimate friend of often had to be cut up before they the General’s tent hope and faith. Ho has no more than tion. Tell him hia razor is dull, and he was no longer any doubt that Amelia mine was— Why should you kill y our could be disposed of in the market They were both given to writing will hone up. When, in 1837, the Deccan booty, ob ­ self because one pretty woman has left than another patient enters. It is was faithless to me. poetry at such times, and each had an It has been discovered that the Dutch Let me be sure about it—was it Ame­ played you false? Seek another one— tained by the army of Lord Hastings, unfinished poem on hand, and they a poor woman in tears and distress. She was sold, a magnifloeh t diamond, weighhas paid out her last cent, she says, to baby cries for ita mndder and fodder at lia Lor name was? To think that she a prettier one." “ In vain, in vain," be groaned; “ she ing 375j grains/ and of the purest read and criticised each other’s efforts doctors, in hopes of getting help for the the same time. once held my life, as it were, in her lit­ humorously for some time, when eaid Some people say it is dark-haired catarrh which is killing her, and, as that tle hand, and I can't recollect, to save was the only woman in the world that I water, brought st,auction only $15,000. Lytle: cared for—the handsomest woman in In the present day, the finest diamonds disease is one of his specialties, and he women that marry soonest, but the el­ my soul, what her name was. “ Realf, I shall never live to 'finish are held by Portuguese, Spanish, French offers, in his advertisements, to treat the derly spinsters maintain that it is the Anyhow, whoever she was, she had that poem." "Oh, bosh! I know of a hundred and English 'families in the order poor free of charge, she has come to light-headed ones. proved false to mo, and,’ as I was very ■'Nonsense,” said I; “yon will live to him in hopes of . obtaining relief He The old story of Romulus being young at the time, I had promptly come handsomer and more tender than she named, and the bekt market for them is •write volumes of such stuff." {irotends to examine the case, aud short­ raised by a wolf is outdone every day to the resolution to destroy myself. over could be. You may think in the in the United States. Among historical “A feeling has suddenly come over My first intention was to go and blow first moments of soreness that there are diamonds, ah^impcrtant place must be me," continued the gentleman, solemn­ y pronounces her incurable. She goes in Kentucky, where men are raised by assigned to the celebrated Pitt dia ­ away sobbing harder than when she on­ mules, sometimes fatally. ont my brains ail over her stair-carpet, no other women in the .world, but in a ly, " which is more startling than a but theU» I reflected that every one month from now you’ll be prepared- to mond, of which the weight was 480 prophecy, that I shall be killed in to- ii tered. “Thon I must die," she says, “How oldJs that child?" asked the : “and leave the. poor children. Oh,. me!" conductor. “ Four years," replied the would know that Henrietta—come to admit how silly it was to entertain such carats. But after being cut—a process morrow’s fignt. ------------. But immediatelv U>« the door » is abut shut upon udoe motber. “ Thon, madam, youll have which occupied two yearn—it was found 11 A. I ateke to von I ««w th. CT^n ! Bnt think of it, her name was Henrietta— a thought.” 7'7,1 1 to P*T ,ot LTh“'" * lr“dl P,y to have been reduced to the weight oi hill, ol III? Ohjo'aa il I stood among , S"' tb' had infatuated me and turned my head. 130 carats, and it was then sold to the thorn. Th.v began to roo.de from me I ,P°°r J ! ’ °d,v 5 I ,or b,m~’bjl 1 1 b*J,n P*-nng “No," said I to myself, “no scandal, no h ,!h ,g 1 p 6 ‘ 'of b‘" <or .To “• *nd My eloquence seemed so convincing Regent of Orleans for $675,000. Its in a weird wav, and a. they diaappoared I doo“r publicity! Let me imitate the wound­ ed stag which, seeking to hide its fatal and my position so sound, that it was present value is said to be $1,000,000, tot, conviction llaahod through me like I T“’t—'”'*“'•■ though it might be difficult to find a the lightning1, .hook that I would never , At cndof *'“k ht,b*’ hurt, betakes itself to the most secret ; e pleasure to me to listen to myself. I purchaser for it at that price. The Pitt ,, „ for no less than titty patlente, turning thickets, there to perish far from all j went on : miKat'ki f k, *;»; n hnt none swoy as incurable who offered to ; “ What good will it do you to hang diamond—or Regent diamond, as it was human eyes,” w. As\e A« no is u a . man of O! n» memo ,I A JTCM. ma jml toxtam Untot. to . Mv! ^fO.r±L8"?”?. X I-yno medical I yourself? Tell me, if you can, whet called after having passed into the ’“"‘V *’“>?• *“d • T«“ the belief had become strangely im- , Ikdl *, ,to. . medtaae. . ■tenant aone. while . IL • . „>i ” * , skill his medicines benefit none, while । I useful purpose will be subserved. hands of the Duke of Or cans— became he succeed- a ■■ _ -. — I man in the dark to take a dnnk out of, In this elegiac disposition I took the I Either the Woman has a heart, or she one of the crown diamonds of France. pressed upon his mind, ana ... , • they injure manv. Still some are so ed in so far thrilling me with his own 1 . < ... „„ and, though the hornets got in their 5:30 train for Melun, which set me has not. If she has no heart—" It was destined to meet with strange unnatural .....—I le.r .... n... '“ th and toollah a.7to“ aaaut that I Ueggjd tom to fin- ! (“uniing ‘toX^ X “rfri!to, ’»* “ ‘b?. down U>. Texan r.down just at dusk within n few steps of adventures; for, after being placed by “ She has none—none." cert,ac.t„ oI b.v. »«i«d *b« •> ‘ Tt*“ ’b“by. tire Golden Lion, a very well-kept inn i “ Of course she has none. Therefore, Napoleon ou the hilt of the sword of uh hta p^m tetorc h. al.p . that raoh fin. work might not te lo»t to th. I hjm , And th(, r(alUy pnU : a. it lacked fire. with clean bedr. and a capital table. । your -ieath will only be agreeable to her state, it was captured by the Prussians W°-r hl .1 r i 1 »n bis appearance to the same place, at An idiotic correspondent sends this: “What will mcnsieur have for sn|>- —will only flatter her. It is a big ad- ( at Waterloo. In the smal£ hours tho_ General bUU><1 Arvais, afterwards—though in , “Iu ’Notes and Queries’ you answer per?” said a charming little mistress. A diamond of literally inestimable vertisement for a woman to have a man “Nothing1—supper would be a mock­ I kill himself on her account. What will , value, belonging to the King of Portu­ awakened me from a dumber into which I the town where he has mostly lived it, jour correspondent that the moon is a ery. Show me to ray tomb—my room, J the public say— the boys? They’ll say gal, and.of Brazilian origin, is said to I had fallen to read to me that beauti­ I is generally thought he is a half-edn- | secondary planet. Butter single quesj 'Charles was an ass—a silly ass.’ Yes, bo worth upward of $2,500,000; but this ful poem, which must live as long :.sour cated negro who has assumed the dis- tion more lias a curd to me. Is tho IJxnean." guise of an Indian, by wearing a wig of I milky whey a second dairy constellaI retired to my couch, but not to Charles, everybody will say you were value w clearly not its value in ex­ literature survives, beginning: I *tn dytnz. Etfypt. dyintt; sleep. In my fevered dreams I beheld a silly ass, and every body will be right change. For the historical interest at­ long black hair, and dressing somewhat ■ tion?"—Boston Transcript. Eblx the cno»ou life blood tul. 1 after the style of that race. Victoria—I am confident it was Vic­ 1 in saying so." tached to it no diamond can be com­ : An Irishman was indulging in the My eves filled with tears as he read. . —~ ----- toria, after all—passing, leaning upon pared■ to her Majssty’s Koh-i-noor. , H« Mid” not a word ax he coneltided, but I »■«. to toll, toe ven one. | very intellectual occupation of sucking I waxed eloquent; in point of fact, fT the arm of my hated rival. I clutched । for some moments it had occurred to OngmaU, dug ln>w toe mu... ol GelmwuMri , in hu kel that are dup«. I.J lum aoou aval them- । raw eggs and reading a newspaper. By , . . I selves «p1vm of nf tbe tun nnnortnnitv tn be bn treated some mischance he contrived to bolt a madly at his throat, and seized—the । me that I was arguing my own case, oonila, it passed to successive sovereigns f ■”’' *” opportunity to ... toe toriy db’" V iron railing of the bedstead. I rose pleading for my own life. I heaped .,1 ... Central Ind.., tod ... the early pui-part < Botor. th. call to arm.. I “'»<•«? by tootter qhtok. A magnetic live chicken. The poor bird chirruped unrefreshed, but what matters that?—I I fact upon fact, added argument to argu- of the fourteenth century was added to When 1 next ««» poor Lytle he ««. : pbyatcito ol ■aoodetiu power aud long as it went down his throat, when he •was about to die—ha! ha! to die. Delhi. It re­ <X>1J >n death among heap, nt alton. I expcnenc. adr.ru.ea that he t. to te very coolly said, “By the powers, my i ment with such earnestneas and close- the treasures of Having dressed myself, I went in i ness of reasoning that my friend Charles mained in the pos ession of the reign­ thought ol th. poem, tod, ..archtog th. '“u'ld “ >b« bot.1, where h. can young friend, you shpoke too late!" search of a rope. You may think that I at last fell into my arms, and cned. ing family until the iuvadon, V I.. inMX.the > pocket Where 1 ted ten him put it. ; P™” <=>™ •"> mmv.lon., .1 1 The foilowing m< ssage, intended to when a person wants to hang himself I “ You are right, you ar*1 right—bid me eighteenth century, c* *’ ’L 2! —L, drow „ (orth ,nd it of hmltr Sh.h., nrttototau. By a conra. o! man­ break bad news gently, was sent to tho nothing is easier than to find a rope; do whatever you would, aud I will obey 1 who, seeing it in the .. turban of oi the ‘b» aniollg otb.r th.ng. to hi. Iri.nda. .pulnUon the etooked. rtennmu. limb widow of u man who had just been but I had to hunt the hotel high aud you.” vanquished Mhauimed. proposed to him u . . . th. , kiUcd b , nUhn.d accident: beenmoa straightened and aupple, hlin.l ore nr.. made mu.Gt to rn see, the lb.,dr-uf ila.ufto t/ihear, hpnr i . v* . • “ »Dear low before I could find one. | “All right." Said I; “let us go and get an exchange of headdresses, and, the .Novel Mode of Preserving a Man’s blind Madam—Your husband is unavoidably “What on earth do you want of a ' some breakfast." police offer being perforce accepted, Reason. I etc. iThis t method of cure is — . more . . takj j detained for the present. To-moxrow rope, monsieur?’’ said the pretty mis­ bore away with him the priceless jewel. A curious story is going the rounds i *... u8 than the lorruer, and.... iiundreds | aQ Qndertaker will call Upon you with After assassination of Nadir Shah, tress when finally she found me one. ML -7”\jthe -------,T ' C I! of the English newspapers of anexhibi- | 10 um* obtained relief fay j^rnculars.” With the precious bit of hemp in my the MouuUuu of Light |»«d tteongl. | tioo >a tb. .how window, oi ou. of the ! ««Pl .few «««i.Ufljoint, ar. amd . .. _. .. . I brought him back to the Golde pocket, 1 took my way toward a Lion. I was terribly hungry. .n.K„A.-. „rr.t™i “LdilwTteobjwt “> b» b“b.red by Ite doctor1. (») mMipul.liou, wbicb could Vur-pomUT. tar oue-‘So gM to Mo thicket not far from the hotel, in a little . The table at which we seated our­ Sl..bS<x,jM, «b«g.,..1.u.bepriceoli ol attnmuou ia a brooch rn.gniao.nUy cour.e M ol ■tounpnhUjon. which conld to. liber.; to II..UJ.-M S.»,h. ruler oi I Jtore beeu pertormed ji«. U well by Co “ ‘ “ “ klnd ' ’ , l -'oo( wood whose paths were familiar to me. selves was neatly set, aud aided one’s , 1 atndded with gema, in th. middle cl bav. teen performed JU.t a. w.11 oy Ou toe .onextoiuu o! 1 “*° «oy nnn ou. else ete. hm m by too There wa- one lonely and gloomy copse | appetite by its snowy linen, its glitter- tb.. Puuj.ub. exation 01 ■ dd'd. ’. b ■ “ ■ \ 1I ant hr tut* riiiauk protew.,ug nrufetutmu >” dr°P ln' So’; JOa U “* * la me mu■’ —— r. — *. .it. i u, - loin .. WM.UpuUted „ i»t whose Whose chasing 18 lociosea lucioseaconmou, tiie mom most old, sin- ’ ■"' ■«■»• ,, rcveut. . .by ° hours with tnandmamma. wont id you?I there where I well knew my lifeless ■ ing glass-ware, its goldeu-brown loaves, toe 1 uuJ;• mb IS49. „ ceuton.-tour h b »b “ S !» ’ A! Ml " b .r while Artour stipulated | lar of centere_foQr common, old, I Bncb he-hng powers. body would swing for weeks ere it was 1 its yellow butter. ,. ,, .■ ™. .1। flirt linto It*. It.nvtu; Ini that the Koh-i-noor ,, T. .• .Drcoon time he leaves town many are thor- 1 “ , , \ ’ should v be 1 surren, who 1 I1 " bent, and 1' the — ;— to the A Oueen oft England, Bnd corroded corrod.ed. p P'’ns. “’ xm» Thl" onahU indiem-nt with him Mr tak“ • BlroU >“ 8“den' And -discovered. I When a thick and juicy steak, with dered dered to tho Queen of Engbutd who f oJ Countoaa Lar.t- | »“6b‘y >»dW>a“‘ »■«* bl“ lor extract, careful to speak as loud us you can, for potatoes, had been served up to us, lap­ received it from the Lum India Com flko,_ jh. pine have a hiatorv | log Irom them nearly ttetr laat farthing UL ping our prisoned nostrils in the elyai- pany in 1850. At the great exhibition I court.. Seven year, ago Count Robert ' b-v promiatug them therebel they n.ver I she's very, very deaf, poor dear!"—Hari vard'Lampoon. Upon the road I thought of Bertha— um of its appetizing odors, aud staining of 1851 this famous diam nd was found It . , » . ......... ...... ' HMW1VP. receive. I was wrong before; come to think of our knives with its vermeil essence, aud inferior to its glass model, and it was I Lavctakofy, as the story runs, was ar­ Tur. McGregor Newa says: “A fash­ Then a Spiritualist, professing to be it, it was Bertha—and cursed her with we had tasted the first glass oi some re­ nect-bsary to surround it with gas-lighta I rested at Warsaw for an alleged insult gifted with supernatural powers, turns ionable garment can now be made by to the Russian Government. The real ail the bitterness of which my soul was markably oarticnlar Bordeaux, we were in order to bring out its colors. taking your husband's ulster, dyeing it author of the insult, which consisted of up. He does not make quite as bold a brown, cutting off the vest pockets, capable. I then tested my cord. It rapturously silent, but our s|>eaking The Russians have a very good dia- i sweep, is a little les* popular, but there was not such an agent of self-des- eyes said—nay, shouted: "Well, life mond known as the Orloff. It is aboat j’ some careless words spoken at a social are plenty to run after him. Among gathering it in behind, and sewing 10 I gathering, was his wife. He accepted tructior as .1 would have chosen had I isn't such a bud thing, after all." the size of a pigeon's egg, and at one the number is u poor sowing-woman, cents’ worth of block niching around the accusation, however, and was sent an assortment from which to make a “If 1 hadn't met you,” said Charles, time formed the eye of an idol in the who goes without a new set of false the neck. With one of these bn, a selection. It seemed to me both short, reaching across the table tc squeeze my temple of Brahma, at Pondicherry. to prison. middle-sized woman can sail into a store In one of the lightless dungeons in teeth or a switch of false hair, to lavish ■and not up to my weight I was an­ hand. Brahma was robbed of it by a French which the Czar is said to be fond of her money qp him in hopes of getting with the sir of a Duchess.” noyed. You cannot tell how a tnfle ; “If I hadn’t met him," I thought, os I deserter, from whom it found its way to relief for her ailments. But she might confining his Polish subjects the unj like that will affect a person's temper at returned hia cordial grasp. a Greek merchant established some­ fortunate martyr for his wife’s loose as well have had the teeth and hair, for such a moment her ailments are not a whit less than • , “It was the most remarkable piece of where on the snores of the Mediter­ A further disappointment was in । luck I ever heard of," be continued; “I ' ranean, who sold it to Count Orlofl, at tongue spent six years. He had only before. •store for me. On arriving on the spot i don’t suppose that a human being goes that time in command of the Russian one amusement. After he had been Then to , searched and thrown into a cell, he had — — -comes — - - one who « professes — I had selected in advance. I was dis­ , through that copse twice in a mouth." , Mediterranean squadron, for 500,000 found in hi. oo«l tour pins. Th«« he b.r “d ,hl" tb,!r0 agreeably surprised to find some one i I remained discreetly silent. rubles, an annuity of 20,000 rubles, nulled out and threw ou the Boor; then I ,o b" no humbug, tor thu tnM -else there. An individual, whose back ! “But I say, you know,” he went on, and a patent of nobility. in the darkne-. lor them. |I “kB "o^ouey OI darkne-s he hunted for no money tor ior Ma ms aorxtc®.. services, yi •only I could see, was fastening a rope J as if a sudden light had flashed upon But latt with Uiv Squlrr lor Uiai job do foe. H.v„,s found them, pcrh.pe nfu-rhour. I »■>“*”; tb“« ’b° “• di.po.ed cto pvo to the most eligible brunch of my tree. him, “what were you doing in that lone- 1 Fatal Fifteen. .nd even duj., he ottered them a«uu. j b'“ ’b»tov.r =b°<—• bn» too will A OXNTLEMAN was conversing with “Hello! what are you doing there?” 1 ly part of the wood at that early hour of I And the g.mc went on for .ix wear. P"? <°* “■». pcnntlta. u well u the an English doctor about a very famous Time was when a mtn who arrived at cried. 1 the morning?" v«m>. ’-------------------But for them,' he write, in hi. milboumr.. tol »UJ po«»M.d of u>- Scotch surgeon, whose audacity in hia his business late in the morning, with years. , — ----------------He turned round. '* What business j I could not help blushing guiltily. . ... . ' nln faith arA 1 blood-shot eyes, careless dress, pole memoirs, are anmrpntlv apparently rtAAtnrAri restored;* ka so experiments was at least equal to bis “I would have gone mad. i pie is it of yours, any way?” he says. j "You were going to hang yourself, , face and nervous manner, would have They provided me with a purpose. 8o we will not class this man with quacks. skill. “I wonder,” said he, innocently, “ Bah! don't you think I know what I too!" been strongly suspected of having in­ long os I had them to search lor, I had Nor can the regular practicing physi­ “why such a man remains in Scotland ?" yon intended doing?” ! “I was—upon the very same tree! dulged in drink. He would have been something to do. When the decree for cian who has honestly earned his “ Because,” answered the doctor, “Well, and supposing I wanted to I Here's the rope I had in my pocket." diploma be looked upon in taat light. gravely, “in Scotland there are no Cor­ hang myself—it is my own funeral— I “Tht beat joke I ever heard of," said looked upon with distrust by his cm- my liberation as an exile was brought to But, alas I how often does he fall short oner’s inquests.” nloyers, disfavor by hit friends, despair me the jailer found me on my knees suicide, I mean.” I Charlee, as we clinked our glasses. by his relatives and disapproval by the hunting for one which had escaped me of his calling. His own oonscierce Collette and Jeannino, Alexandre moral portion of the community. Rep­ for two days. They saved my wife’s often tells him he kills more than he Dumas’ daughters, aged respectively 15 IV. robation would have outweighed any husband from lunacy. My wife, there­ cures; still, for his unsatisfactory treat­ aud 12, were talking with a lady friend Tyndall’s Definition of the Braki. I regarded him narrowly. He was a ment, the last dollar a poor man has commiseration that he would have re ­ ’handsome and manly young fellow, of fore, could not desire a prouder orna­ The human brain, according to Prof. must be wrung from him to pay the pro­ about marriage. “Whom do you wish about my own age, with a frank and Tyndall’s recent definition, is the or­ ceived. Now it ia not so. "Fifteen" ment.” fessional experimenter, whose vile drugs to marry?" asked the lady of the elder winning countenance. He was deadly ganized register of infinitely numerous has changed it all. It is understood at The Truth of History* have wrought life-long mischief to his of the girls. “I wish to marry an idiot," once that the unfortunate man has lieen pale. she replied; “ and the trouble is, I am experiences received during the evolu­ The story is going the rounds that system, when perhaps the simplest sure some day cr other to meet a greater “This young man," said I, lifting my tion of life, or, rather, during the evolu­ “trying to do the puzzle,” and has been hands to heaven, “ was going to take ids tion of that series of organisms through unable to find time to eat, sleep ox when Abraham Lincoln, in 1860, was remedy would have availed more in hia idiot than he, and perceive that I have case. Probably the earth yields roots life—his own precious life—all for the which the human organism has been dress. He is pitied rather than con­ waited upon at Stringfield, III., by a । been too hasty in my choice.” “ Don’t committee from Washington to ascer­ and herbs capable of curing every bodily I be alarmed, sister,” rejoined Jeannine; sake of a worthless jilt." reached ; the effects of the most uniform demned, for he has fellow-victims on ailment, ana few but may know aomt“Sir! “ he cried. and frequent of these experiments have every aide. The public at large is given tain whether he would accept a Presi­ thing of the virtue of them. It should “you will never meet a greater imbecile “Poor, silly fool," I went on, commun­ been successfully bequeathed, principal over to the consideration of the puzzle. dential nomination, he was found en­ than the man who will marry you." be a part of every child’s education to ing with myself aloud, “he would un­ and interest, and have slowly mounted The ticket-sellers on the " L ” roads gaged in playing a match game of base­ learn the wonderful mechanism of the dertake to defend her. Al! lovers are to that high intelligence which lies latent forget to count their change in the ab­ ball. In many of its features the story Contraries. human system, and the simple methods the same. Will you,” I continued, in the brain of the infant. Thus it straction that oomes of “almost getting is apochrypiial, but there is this founda­ Steele wrote excellently on temper­ of curing many of the maladies to which “take my advice—the advice of a well­ happens, aays Tyndall, that the European it." Errand boys stop aiound the cor­ tion in the gossip of the town. A com­ ance — when sober ; Johnson'a essay on all are liable. Then quack doctors and wisher? Just leave that cord there (it inherits from twenty to thirty cubic ner and pull out their little square boxes mittee, which sought Mr. Lincoln out regular practitioners would have lass politeness is admirable, but he was him­ was a stouter rope tliau mine, I bad ob­ inches more of brain than the Papuan and shove the blocks around desperate­ to solicit his views regarding either the self a perfect bear; the gloomy verses of dupes, the poor man more money to nomination or bis purposes in that re ­ ly. The pressmen in the Herald office served) and go quietly home like a good — thus it happens that faculties, us of Young give one the blues, but be was a fallow. When you are yourself, you music, which scarcely exist in some in­ when they finish their night’s work do gard, did find him engaged in a game expend for food and clothes for himaelf brisk, lively man; the “ Comforts of will thank mo for having given you ferior races, become congenital in those not go home as of yore, but stop to of hand-ball, of which he was very fond, and family, and the rich man more to Life," by B. Heron, was written in give to the needy. — Chicago Ledger. and, it is said, contesting with Dave such good advice." that are superior—thus, too, it happens “play fifteen ” through the early morn­ prison, under the most distressing cir­ He shook his bead gloomily. “I de- that out of savages unable to count up ing hours. Businos men puzzle over Hickey, also an expert (now a street-car How Irish Ruins Are Presened. cumstances; “ The Miseries of Human conductor), for the local championship. it on their way to and from rbeir offices. «ne to die," he muttered. to the number of their fingers, and The Irish remains known as Con Life” was, on the contrary, composed “Don’t let yourself be goaded into speaking a language containing only Clergymen ponder it in their studies. When the news of his nomination in a drawing-room, where the author taking a step that if you were alive you nouns and verbs, arise at length Newtons And yesterdays man in Broadway,with reachetl him, Mr. Lincoln was sitting O’Nedll’a Castia, Castlereagh. were or­ a stand heaped high with "gem puzzles,** by the telegraph editor of the Stale dered, by their proprietor, to be in­ was surrounded with every luxury; all would regret to-morrow," I went on, and Shakspeares, became so deeply absorbed in trying to Journal, reading the dispatches as they closed with a wall built around the the friends of Bterne knew him to be a with a benevolent persistence. (Ycu The Heasea of It. solve the puzzle that he forgot to offer came in, and the chair in which he aat ruins. If ever there was a real Hi­ selfish man, yet, as a writer, he excelled see, tLc fellow had pre-empted the only A husband and a wife were overheard his wares for Hale, aud paid no atten­ is still carefully preserved in that office. bernian bull, the agent cf the estate in patboa and charity, at one time beat­ realty-eligible bough in the wood.) perpetrated one on this occasion, for he ing hi* wife, at another wasting his “ When you are dead, it will be too late conversing with a friend on a Detroit tion when a gamin stole one from his «■ Architecture. actually pulled down the ruins them­ sympathies oyer a dead donkey; Seneca store, and, going half a block away, sat street-car as follows: to change your mind.” Helen and Alice, loquitur: “ Well, my selves to obtain stone for a wall to in­ wrote in praise of povery on a table 8te—“Husbands do get so inatten­ down to work it out himself. Dr. Ham­ “You speak to me without knowing formed of solid gold, with millions lent -what mis!ortanehes happened to me? tive and careless after they've been mar- mond declared in - the Academy of dear, what subject is occupying your close them.—Chamber^' Journal. ■ ----------------------------------out at usury: some of Hood's ocanio Sciences, on Monday night, that the mind at present? You are alwaysi ria*! a while." • "I can guess it." * A OESCiNK fur seal, weighing about efiustcuB were written in bodily pain He—“Yes; you run. call and halloo and puzzle was an excellent thing for phy­ studying up something interesting. “No, you cannot guess it Sir. a ’ 80 pounds, was canght in York river, and mental distress. What is the latest? ” “ Architecture." sicians who treat the nervous disorders whistle when you wont to catch a street ­ woman that I loved—a woman for • near Gloucester point, Va., a few days car. When it stops you take it easy of the brain. It improved their prac­ “My dear! architecture?” “Yee; for I ago. Such a captive was never before W. H. Vasmabilt__ __ And he went on to tell me his story, and dismiss the anxiety from your tice. It has also been said that for a ten minutes I have been studying the known there. 000,000 in Government 4 per bridge of your nose!' few weeks the number at commitraents which, singularly enough, was precisely mind.” �ItBLAKO* ■tWRY, til autumn. What wondei, then, that I they should be disheartened and di*oouraged? I have asked again andi again what part at their wretehadxie** fa ■ Pawed Out *f Exhtenc*. Th. Southern Chum. Comniiamon. piQWEER STORE! XMTCMX) EVERY SATURDAY MORNING. Al AGAIN TO THE FRONT, Nashville; Michigan. composed of the following: Judge Aldi*, of Vermont, President choerfuL of the commiasion; ex-Senator Howell, With an IMMENSE STOCK of New and Fresh fering cou jties of Ireland, and hasten The people are enduring the great of Iowa, and Judge Ferris, of New Mxj.le Grove, Aaayrix. Woodlxod, Haattug*. BxiUto make report pf what I have seen and •truss of suffering with, a pluck and Yoric, associates. tuore. Carlton. VeraoutvHle, Kxlamo, SvnDeld and • II l.rew... In I —Hta done. The committee, which is com­ courage which are truly admirable. It It ba* had jurisdiction in cases aris­ posed of gentlemen thoroughly ac­ is my hope and prayer that the Ameri­ ing in all Southern States, except those quainted with the country and the peo­ can people will not feel that enough has engaged in 'insurrection. In those ple, has entered upon its difficult task been already done; Pinched a* the claims have been acted'upon by with the determination to make a per­ Irish are to-day, their condition is one theftjtfiu-termMler General's and Com­ sonal inspection of the distressei dis­ of happiness in comporioou with that in missary Department. The expenses of TCdltor and J^roprietor. trict*. They are eminently fitted to which they will find themselves in the AND TEEMING WITH CUSTOMERS tho Southern Claims . Commission hive supply the pressing need of the suffbr- course of a few weeks. been about $46,000 per year, while those ers with tbe greatest possible speed and From the early part of AprU until the of the Quartermaster General’s Depart­ economy of funds. They have already first crop is reaped, that will be tho ment in settling these claims have been held several meetings at which those season of the real trouble of Their actual almost $200,000 per year, while they orricjL nr truman n brick, second story. sections have been indicated which struggle for existence. Feed them un­ have examined a less number of cases. ADVERTISING HATES. need the earliest attention. They have til- tho middle of the summer, and tbe According to the laws- governing the voted supplies for the quarters where a blesaingi of the whole of Ireland will Claims Commistion. two years’ time vast amount of suffering is known to ex­ rest od your generous hearts. • 8X0 • 8.00 Our stocks for the Spring of 1880 consists, as usual, of the was given to filo claims. During this TAO ist. It is easy to understand the causes moo The committee have money, but it is period there were filed 22,298 claims . best selections from the largest wholesale houses in New ia.00 lift) of the present poverty. The people not enough to last until the end of the 17.00 amounting to over $60,000,000. Dur­ York, Detroit and Chicago, which may be enumerated have had three bad crops in snccewon, famine. Hundreds of thousands are ing the time which the commission has S7.O? 4> >.-> HO.UC things have been growing worse and keeping soul and body together by your been in existence it has disposed of all under the heads of worse, until* the almost utter failure of bounty end generosity. For the sake cases on the docket. Claims allowed the crops last year brought them to the of -charity make one more effort. Give have amounted to $4,700,000. Those 8 cents per line fol esch subsequent Insertion. verge of starvation.. They have noth­ your committee the moans of warding disallowed amounted to $56,000,000. ing to plant, a want which the British off the otherwise Inevitable horror of Their last annual report was made to Government will supply by tbe loan of starvation. I shall visit Mayo and Don­ Congress in December, 1879. Their seed-potatoes on very easy terma They egal next wee.k, will make another final report sent in March 11, 1880. have nothing to eat, a want which you report. George Hepworth. From this report it appears that of 22,­ have yourselves so generously helped 298 claims ata>ut 5,250 were claims in to supply by gifts, which. I am aure, which do evidence was taken in behalf Ringing Rocks. you will supplement by other gifts when VILLA GE OFFICERS of claimant, although they had eight you know what is the real state of the Ringing hill is an eminence in Potts­ years in which to take evidence. By and President —Wllii*tn Killen. case, In order to understand for my­ town, Montgomery county, Pa., and is the act of June 15, 1878, all such claims i G-oocIh, self the condition of affairs, I Hpent a ! so named because of me “ringing rocks" are forewfer barred; hence all claims few days under the leadership of Col. i found thereon. An account of these presented to, this commission have been ! Villain- All. King-Harman, covering about thirty is given in the Reading Dispatch, as disposed oil About 19,000 have 'been square miies on the first day, and over follows: “The ringing rocks cover *■; exarniped-tipon evidence, and either al- J forty on tho second. space of about three-quarters of an acre. .' lowed or disallowed. Of the remainder ' visited a large number of small settle­ In this tract bowlders are piled upon i Societlej. about 5,250 are barred forever. Since ments on the west bank of the Shannon bowlders of all shapes and forms, and . the report made in December, 1870, THE CELEBRATED in the counties of Roscommon and so promiscuously arranged that consid- I there have been 882 claims disposed of, Sligo. For about ten hours each day I erable o!J .. agility is required to walk over | as follows: rode and walked, entering altogether a [ tnem without falling. As one steps From Alxbxma... .Vi frotn North Carolina 15 hundred wretched hovels, which this j from rook to rock, a ringing sound, pro- From Arkanaxx. . .ft* F. »m South Carolina.. ’• ASim I.LK LODGE. No. 535 F. »atllicted ,U : ... n.l ..nnv.1 ...J ncall —II 4their 1, n ■ .1duced .. - n X I by .1the _ -nails .21— -in *the 1. _ I.boot - .. . Iheels, l_ Zis . From Florlilx . 11 From Tcnncaaee........hi peoplen delusively lar commuDit-allon un rich Wcdurrila; ere. al iirorxl*... , I 7 o'clock (harp, on or boforr the full of ihr moon. They cannot fail to please the Ladies. homes, and where, from morning till plainly heard. Ou tapping the stones From From Loulaixua... Trxntlent brolnrra err cordially Invited night, they encounter the dread monot­ with a hammer quite remarkable accous- From Ml*»l**lppi__________ . ____ _______ —ROIIKKT McC'ARTNl", W M ony of want and misery. While fully tic properties are revealed. Some of TbM* 3B2 ol*inuuioaDtedto*»,699.- ■*>■* ■• »MlT*.*«mw prepared to meet more or less distress thorn give forth a rich, full tone which 566. Ninety-one of these were allowed, Susies Jirrrfonj. OUR SYSTEM OF HANDLING ONLY lion everywhere—knowing, through former would probably vie with the beat bed and amounted to $1,006,076.87. — Wash- . visits,something of. the chronic state of metal it the stones were fashioned into inglon correspondence. ’ h YO^NG I and selling on the basis of poverty in which the people live—I was bells. Ono of them in particular, from , . ,, 1 r.»»i «>«r oi Alain str not prepared, nor could anything I have the depth of tone, is known as the A icry Sagacious Horse. 1 ‘ 1 MIL .■ hour* Irom 1 tu » <v m. a ever before seen in any degree prepare State House bell. This was at one* tlie pound. enables us to hold all our old custqpiA very old and remarkable horse, the , . it a 11 a if nlFif me, for the scenes of abject misery and time among the largest of the rocks. It property of Col. John H. James, of Ur 71 UAttVt.K, sickening squalor which I found at ev­ 4iaa been broken off, however, but still ers and gain new ones every week. A visit to the PIONEER broa, Ohio, has recently died. Old M. ery turn. The people did not know of has preserved it* strong, full tone. The lorncc, on curnc Naabrille. Mich. STORE will convince the incredulous of this fact. We aim my epmiDg, and could not .prepare for general sound produced by striking the Bonny, like most intelligent people, any dramatic display of wretchedness smaller stones resembles that of a had decided ideas of his own. When CHAS. JI. BRADY. to please patrons both in quality and price of goods offered and want. Unawares I searched every blacksmith’s anvil, some having a ' the Colonel was in his office Old Bonny, ina ^h°ugb never hitched, stood at his corner of scores of houses for the means little clearer ring than others, aud them. Although most goods have advanced from 15 to 25 per jn hitching the of subsistence, and came back at night no two sounding just alike. In . -;post in . front, unless — — —sun — I'Ultn* promptly alt cent we are selling many of them at the old prices. Try ub beeMuo troubl«ome when h« with an aching heart. I hod seen what rowing from o»o to rootber of the ot ie»« entninU- to mv < nu*e, Naabvillc Hid ™r*«**d through and see. it would do you all good to see. After Urger rook. on. u, reminded ol tbe Up- I WO',M ,“‘U’ t1"’ i"‘rk >*“■ b"‘ bearing it, I am sure you will increase ping ol car-wheel, bj tho turn inject- * LEWIS DURKEE, 'o’n,d “ ?“• l,1“c» °r •h« your gifts, generous as they have or.. Thousand, of people vi.it thi.! °“Jld N. B.—Will continue to pay the highest market price in . .. 1 . . other, eznent on a f.-w nrr-tminn* Iwt. few occasions, be­ been, until this great chasm of distress natural phenomenon every summer. ■ other, except a nee Agruu Collection* promptly made, and exchange for all farm products. can be bridged over. When I tell you The rocks themselves bear evidence of coming impatient at an unusually long Conveyancing prop-rly executed Office In D. C Griffith'* Store. delay, ho went home alone. At noon that I have seen men utterly break this, the edges being battered off by down when I slipped a paltry shilling hammer strokes, and the sides of many he would go up to the steps, and. when EMORY PARADY. „ into their hands, and women clutch a having names carved upon them. Some the buggy was unloaded and all the I loaf of bread as though they were parties, who were unwilling to take the prokw. Ukro oat. L. would g„ t„ hi. j J“X L" Prop’r Pioneer Store, Nashville, Mich. ------------afraid that some one would suddenly time or trouble to chisel their names box under a tree and wait for his din- | appear to take it from them, you can upon the rocks, have resorted to paint, ner, while at night he would go with | WrA£ PARMENTER, faintly imagine what I have experienced aud considerable daubing has been done equal regularity and alone to the stable. D. Office over Hull'* Drug »U>re, Ver­ . montvllle. Mich. in tbe last few days. The friend who in various colors. The advertising fiend Bonny undoubtedly came to distin­ Sundays from other days. accompanied me observed that I felt a has not failed to put in his appearance; guish ~ H: IL GRISWOLD. large lump in my throat all the time. I and we are made aware of the merits of Whether this was from the ringing of To Take Advantage of the D. Homoeopatblo Pbvxiclxa and 8-irgron. could find no fitting language in which patent medicines, of the place to buy the church bells, or from the later hour • Office over I>. C. Griffith'* *lorr Roldenc* was wanted, or from a direct influx corner 1’nlllip* and Durkee atrectx Prompt attento express my sorrow aud my sympathy. carpets empew and miu the iuu like iuu upon every hand. nano. ho...... , -----^omthat teaches the sparrow The first I remember was that ot an old We have not heard any satisfactory ex- °f ^y’?u sJln^Byi without the raising woman who sat on the muddy threshold- planation of the cause of the ringing or I A. M. FLINT. of her hut as we went by, lifting up her Dell-like sound of these rocks. Some ! of ‘ hne, he would turn to the nght WK,le °° workdays hands as if in supplication, and crying, say it is owing to there being a cavern 1 *ntl B°. Office over D. C. under them. This, however, can have ho would to the left and go down town. under them. This, however, can have । ( II" r*f ritu Inn* .■ .to do ■ with ...it, u wh.n . . . n-aa nnn Iron th. reck. Ol* o( *“■ “■>" ---four hours." I never knew the value nothing ™“rKb*fc. ?e. *‘*d 1“‘£ PARADTi. of a loaf of bread until that moment. roe removed the, .till here tho Mm. ! hw ft«t had become a little »rASuFACTUBERofBoou«nd8bo«x H*kin< When we gave her half a loaf she took sound. One large and sonorous bowlder filioes> it with the eagerness of a famished dog. was taken to the Centennial and attract- ’ore', »Uble7bn7. had be- in rrpulqnj nexUy done, xl*o atricl She trembled with age and weakness, ed . great dm! oi ttrotion there. An-I U"ed ‘hat Bonny know mor. thro. t;....ro J -------- F R AXEy--------------------for sbe wbb over 70 years of age. and other wurent to England a year or two nrroy men, took two .boea, tied thorn ' ...... Where he is constantly opening hunger hod reduced her to the likeness roo. There i. probably a metallic rob- WBe‘ber«“n a .tnng.jd.ook them bo- | lore Uio h.» 4BVV, Irejj tixtit rod uuu£ hong uut'ui them rerem iu. In. JL7 D In the i of a skeleton. There was a glare in .Unc. in th., gronp oi bowlder, to 4V4V ...i • t .. . • • , > . lieck . VLTll. t.tlPTl Ktrtrta.ri inm nil nlztno ■ ■ -T.ro --. ----. wlmnr bond*. her eye that told of famine. Sbe stood which the ringing sound may be at­ • nock, and then started him off alone, I in tbe middle of the road and thanked tributed. We have not heard, however, 1 and he went four blocks, turning two ! CHARLES SCHEIDT. corners, to Edward Hill’s blacksmith1 God that Americans had not forgotten of any geological analysis. i shop, where he had been shod for' 1>. Ireland. It was hours before I could I twenty years, and, after the shoes wore • get away from that haunting, haggard Cremation of Dr. Halin. | put ou. wont home alone. Since his last face. 'Hlifirllunrous (Sards. Tho corpse,in a plain iron casket, was 1 exploit Mr. Hill would freely and conNor shall I' soon forget the sight carried into tho receiving-room of the , ecientiously make oath that Old Bonny j which I saw in another hut. The mother OLCOTT HOUSE, of seven children was holding the furnace. The coffin was opened, the I knew mere than half his human cuii- ‘ youngest, a girl of a month, in frantic body lifted out, and placed in the crib, | tomera. Ni>«hville, Miohignn. , ,~TT embrace, moaning as she rocked to and cohered with a sheet saturated with alum. There were no services whatever. hyslclans Fees Regulated by Law. j fro. She looked up with a startled C. Wolcott.■ Proprietor. 1 IVIjlllVlMI. Before placing it on the furnace, Mr. । The fees which physicians may charge gaze as we entered the door—which we Tbl. la a could only do by bending—and gave a Harding said: “Uncover the face of the | in Prussia for their services are regulat- I n.l It* pntl ■ irtii |uld. than at any low cry m very terror. After a few corpse.* It appeared slightly swollen ed by law, and, according to the most 1 urn modal. lU-rr minutes she was reassured, for she and somewhat discolored, and was cov-1 recent ordinance, tho charge for the Ut»l DC thought me an agent of the landlord, ered with a short, shaggy black beard. [ first visit to a sick person is fixed at 2 17*11 is economy to trade with me, for I will not allow any merchant to sent to evict her. Then she told me At 8:05 p. m. the body was carried to i marks (25 cents standing for a mark), p j. pi it< him. ■he had nothing to eat for several days the retort-room by four men, and shoved ■ and 1 mark for each subsequent visit; undersell me. who sells for CASH. except a poor dole of Indian meal which in headforemost. Tbe door was placed j where, however, several persons belonr a relief committee gave her, and for on and secured. A slight odor os of ing to tbe same family aud dwelling in burning hair pervaded tho'vicinity of I । the same house have to be treated at the And drxJer In Sepri. Totaeeo. Gent*' Furniihlnc I ——— which she was thankful enough. She w---------- k.;---------- a-a G'WxS*. Ac If Tirol Want a rlwan ... fl., k.l, ' added that, being half starved herself, the furnace lor a few minutes, but I same time, then, for the second and rill tro away happy it was impossible tc supply milk for her nothing was perceptible in the recep­ each succeeding person, only the half or north of the old J|ERE YOU HAVE THEM. babe. She would be compelled to see tion-room or outside the building. In of those fees, respectively, is to be Union Hooie. it die by inches in her arms. But for twenty minutes the sheet began to ex­ charged—tbe same rule is to apply to pand, and the bones of the feet could be When we say this, we mean that you have boarding schools and similar institu­ the meal which the Relief Committee Maple Grove, Mich supplied the family would have literal­ seen, devoid of flesh. A sizzling noise tions ; also to prisons. When there is a was heard for a short time, but soon consultation c* of several physicians Q LIEBHAUSER, ly had nothing to eat. tment of ra, sick penion, O< But I cannot recite all the individual ceased. At the end oi an hour the friends about the treatment instances. Let me give you a sample left for the hotel, perfectly satisfied, and including their personal visits, each Mr. Kauffmann, father-in-law of the dephysician is to receive for the first of what I saw in many scores of huts, And Dealer in consultation 5 marks, and 3 marks for and in a few which are thatched and of We are opening the largest and most complete stock of stone and stand on the edge of a bog body disposed of in the same way. He each subsequent similar consultation. related a story while in the building, to On tbe occasion ef the first visit to the which affords them peat for fuel. They SPRING GOODS, that we have ever had the contain three small rooms. One is the effect that Dr. Hahn and himself physician's residence for his medical Nashville. pleasure to present before the people of a room where the household lives. had a conversation regarding cremation advice, marks. For the administra­ r pHAT H USB AM) OF MINE ! Through a small hole in its roof the a short time previous to Hahn’s death, tion of chloroform, etc., when necessary Nashville and vicinity, as a call at kitchen smoke is generally forced to es- aud each bound himself that the other for the treatment of tbepatient, 3 marks. Gela bls SHAVING and HAIR CUTTING our store will fully prove. should be cremated when death oc­ ape. It in estimated that the avenge space There is almost a peat famine this curred. Kauffmann and friend mani­ A. L. RASEY ’ 8, fested no sorrow or grief. They chat ­ occupied by a soldier in the line is a year on account of the wet weather. The only fuel consist* of a bunch of ted and puffed cigars with the utmost front of twenty inches, and a depth of green twigs. Another room is for the complacency and seemed to look at it u thirteen inches, and that five men cap a matter of duty. They inquired parstand in a apace of one square yard. To cow—if they are happy enough to pos­ ol th. , carry „„ U1MU1JU further, 21,200 w can ]£.A. BUSH* the ^ calculation sess one, which is very rarely the case. Urol^ly ngudug th, ud 15,498,000 on * The cow is a port of the family, and al­ carroutoty, retort, ete rod rrourked ,luld on uu0 “THE BOSS' -Odd proUMy rood . taro Th, cnlire o( ways goes in aud out through the front d'°ttld 'h. Uoilrf Bt*t«,ro.um£g it to b. door. In tho third room, which is per­ It must also be remembered that we also carry an nuila one like it. Dr. Hahn was mari ’ — ... ° .... haps eight or nine feet square, the about 45'.000,000, could be crowded into NANI1VILLE, . MICH. stock of ■ family sleep*. They have one bed, with ried. and ha* a srife and two children ‘ an area of three square milef ; and the two thin, worn-out blanket*, and here living. He was a Hungarian by birth, inhabitant* of the entire world, esti­ Repairing done with Ncatac** and DU patch. four of a household of nine must sleep, ar d professed no religion. John Dye, mated to be aUrat 1,450,000,000, on a fireman, sealed up the door of the re­ •pace ten miles long aud ten miles wide, yyiLLIAM JONEb, tort at 9:30 p. nu, at which time the or 100 square miles. AND pile up a small bundle of straw in the body was much reduced. Dye said, "He’s doing fine. There will be noth­ coraer and sleep on it The German War Department is busy ing left ioside of three houn>.’— Wash­ Pressed by hunger, they have eaten with apian for the fortification of Ber­ all their store of potatoes; The only ington (Pa.) Cor. Chicago Times. lin after the fashion of Paris. Several HATS, CAPS. GROCERIES, ETC. food in the whole house is a few pounds of the continental newspapers are al­ OF We buy for CASH and buy very cloae; and consequently our cutomen of Indian meal, which they mix with The French are said by travelers to ready discussing the detail*. The de­ . have the benefit of it. water and make into stirabout. This is be greater readers of newspapers than fenses rill include some twenty outly­ all they have, and all they will lurtsun- any other people. ing forts. .Wash villa. Mich. ORNOSTRONG Spring Goods, HAPPY IN BARGAINS Dry Goods C lotliing;, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes Jlashvilk ^Directory, 14idieH Gentw' Uin-uiHliiiig; Groceries Crockery. N DAVIS AND SINGER SEWING MACHINES! ­ Three to L. J. WHEELER, M M GREAT SPRING BOOM, It Can Be Found at D. C. GRIFFITH’S CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, Boots, Slioes, Notions, Etc. i>. <d. <a*RrFjPiom. Bargains in Spring Goods. READY MADE CLOTHING, DRESS GOODS and PRINTS, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, BOOTS, SHOES, ALL KINDS S FOOT COVERING, DENTISTS KOCHER BROTHERS. �Commencing March 2, ’SO. oi inr ftau' generally tb- uinijon and indors'd not in the streets of A sialon,’1 that - The News u a black Republican sheet lar, but *n excellent Governor. He is largely experienced in our legislative matter* and ms senator. is universally known aud esteemed for hi* ability, unsweryiBg honesty, industry and dincrimnsting economy, and would un­ doubtedly make one of the very best Governers tlie State has ever bad, : -.tc belivt-TheNew*injures no one io call tbe attention of its hosts of Republican readers to tbkdesirable Gubernatorial candidate. OUB ELBOPE1N LETTER. And will continue until the entire stock and fixtures are closed out. receives a man smelling of cigars, wear­ ing thick boots, and encased in a loose jacket, or an overcoat of a dull color, and always made after the same [Hittern, and who wears theuniformstovepipe hat; tbe woman, I say, is always dressed with extreme elegance: a net of fine beaded law, hides her blond hair, she wearsh robe-de-chambre with silky folds, a quilted gown made of white morine, trimmed with swans down ; her open-worked stockings are marvellous­ ly’fine, her shoes are irreproachable, they are almost imperceptible nests of satin and lace, and the Valenciennes around her waists^* fine enough to go through a ring; all the freshness of her attire seems an epigram directed against the man's, and one cannot nn derstand why that elegantly dressed woman has taken to much trouble to receive that man! And in the evening, tbe differences is all the more striking. . Lovis. This is no sham, sale, but a GENUINE ASSIGNEE'S SALE. The entire stock will be sold RegardlesH Of Cost, for the benefit of Creditors; and, as the goods must be sold there will be bargains in DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, FANCY GOODS, GROCERIES Which you will never have a chance again to take advantage of. NOTJCeJ-Fot the benefit of those who cannot come themselves, we will cheerfully send samples. MICHIGAN NEWS. A Kochville lad. named Michael Berlin, German r, Feb’y. 28,1880. Schmidt pulled his gun to want him by The (Jrorrn Prince lias left Berlin for the muzzel. This was on the 16th inst. and the funeral was held two days Italy and not until afterhia return will afterward. anyone know tlie real object of his vis­ M. S. Simmons, the Battle Creek it, which the German Prince insists lias chap who has made three unsuccessful nothing whatever to do with tbe settle­ attempts at suicide, made a success of it on Friday by taking a quanity of mor­ ment of any difficulties still remaining phine and then throwing himself into a between Berlin and the Vatican. This well Icanrcadyy believe, and although I A raging bicycle and its rider collid­ find it impossible to credit 'the story ed with a woman in Grand Rapids, that King Humbert has been ottered a Tuesday evening,-knocking her down but not inflicting serious injuries. life insurance policy sovereign Of The rider ought to go into-the country Italy in exchange for his adhesion to and tame hia fiery steed. the Austro-Genuan compact, I am in­ Tbe spiritualist* aud liberalist* are clined to think that the Imperial mis­ Dreparing for a six-days’ seMion at sion was dictated by a desire to detach Battle Creek begining on the twenty- This stockmust be closed out AT ONCE, regardless of the cost, for the creditors must be paid. 50 Year* before tbe Public. And secure Bargains before the stock is broken. Produce taken at Market price. Ssf»M5f£HiREMEMBER, MONDAY, MARCH 2 Italy from her proposed alliance with Russia. 7!>‘j French Press, which gen­ erally makes more mistakes than any The horse of William Hanover of ; ’ other Press in Europe, usena great deal Hill’s Corners, Berrien Co., Iiecaiue of ink and paper to piove that Bis­ frightened one evening recently while Mr. H. aud his dnugliter aged nine i marck is entirely isolated, and that tbe year*, were out riding, and kicked th? new arrangements are inspired by bis dash board, striking the little girl on I own craven fears for the security of the head and causing her instant deaih A most horrible accident occurod at the Empire. I need scarcely point to flie absurdity of such a theory, which a Owosso, in a saw-mill. A man named John Dederly was accidentally thrown irimple numeration of figures would upon a circular saw, by the canting of disprove, if it were interesting to your a log, and literallv cut into pieces. | readers to cite the respective effectives His head, arms ana legs were sawed ofl’. He wax wa* n a respected respected man, and „r nna of Germany and the other power*. Ger- leaveg a wife and txr2/5iildrcn. ■MB, Mdu t" .lluuw not that d,e I ,ljg M My, „ cow JMPORTANT NEWS.. dreads isolation, but because she wish- i attacked a party of Indies who were re­ es to acomplish her ends in the bnef-I brief- I turning front fronf church last .Sunday Sunday ffnd ttnd ertpoaibk- time and with the fewe.t ««teml them in alt directions and |JgW GqOOS u „ .. » I one who weighed over 200 pounds t vwvuw. posible complications. Her policy is to | n picket fence like » deer. No I weaken the Russian and Austrian em one was hurt, however, and no one . pirup by a war, bnt as the result* of a | contested the cow’s victory. campaign would be regularly modified At the State prison on Friday morn.; by the introduction of a third beligroutined in the prison [ ... .. -j v a. insane asylum, was discovered hang-! nant factor, it M a good policy to secure . ing in his cell dead. He had used his Italy’s neutrality by threats and prom- , towel as a means of accomplishing his ‘ , ises. The certain loss of Vcnetiu and i self-destrnction ; and from the fact lire po«id. di^purm of lulbm unity | • ----- ; The Sale Commences at the ----- are hinted at on the one side, while । committed in the earlier part of the certain hopes may be held out of com- j night. He was sent from Muskegon I pensatious in another direction, that i 9n a flfteen-yeiirs’ sentence for shoot- , th* French and the Tyrol, and .i a man dead on years. the highway, the the . >DR hj^ *.^1 thirteen ’ and; . Trieste may be left out of the question • —— --------- — for the time being. The Italians pro- ’ * swintfic. fea* to be greatly alarmed by the news I . M- B- Banivy, Detroit, Mich., ml ver that Austria is fortifvin., 11^;.... , tiscs te send a formula ofbv Hop Bitters that Austria fortifying her Alpine for tL00 which be ’dt>eM for , Mpite. P" ’* ’ is ’ '* This the formula that we paid him $ 1.00 for, and give it free : 1 Gal. whiskv, 16 ox. glycerine, 3 ox. fluid ext. hope, 2 ox. aloes, 1 gal. water. » mB M This is nvi not Hop Bitters, but a swindle that is a nibdemeanor to send i— I! through tbe tbe mails or for papers to ad, vertbeit, and libellous on Hop Bitters, or any pretending to lie of like nature, ate worthless aud injurious counter­ feits unless made by the Hop Bitters MTg. Co. of Rochester, N. Y., and all parties making or selling them will lie punished accordingly. There is not and cannot lie any genuine Hop Bitters made except by us. flor BirrEH* Mio. Co., Rochester, N. Y- eye upon the possible conversion of the stock of tbe German railways. But whatever may be the ultimate object, thia is one of the few well-advised steps which the. GennaiM have yet tak­ en in iiuaiicial matters. At-* meeting of the Progressist par ty here the other day, Prof. Virchow unserved that there is in Germany scarcely any independent thought on ouebfitfas of foreign politic*. People have long eeased to disemw such snb>d*, owing to the prevalence of the notion that riiuee Bismarck alone, nnderwtaods diem. If he i* friendly U» Russia they rejoice; if he turns away from her they rejoice also. He concludes from this that public life in Germany is o« the ArcUae, and that even intel. teetoaMr tbe Owmans will fall Lack if they pnjtet iy. their present lethargy. A ??> political fatalism has taken bold oftbe German। nation, which de­ prive* it of all eutluumtm for ideal*. Fh» view has been much discussed in Pru-wsn paper*. several of wbirfi rnWitli the Prof. An article »h *F#ni oud.Scnd speaks of tbe inact•’w* «*n«ail> inactive The sulwicriber offers for sale, hi* farm of 160 acres,, in tbe township of Woodland, said farm is in a high state of cultivation, with good building* and good* fence*. Terms easy. Apply to the subscriber on tbe premises of Levi Hoi.me.-. Woodland, January 19th, 1880. CLEMENT SMITH, Assignee 'J’HE OLD ESTABLISHED J^OW IS THE TIME. rpHE 1USHVILLB LETATOB, FOR GOOD TEAS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR SIRLOIN STEAKS. Go to C. W. Smith’s. * IN 107®, FOR BARGAINS IN SUGARS, ; Are on Hand with a Go to C. W. Smith’s. So an to Enat>e FOR HAM STEAK, A NEW LINE OF Go to C. W. Smith’s. Any number of farmers to FOR NICE, JUICY ROASTS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. GrainEx- FOR CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Of Every Description, I ..., , . . Go to C. W. Smith1*. I peditiously u< FOR THE BEST PORK SAUSAGE, | Which will Defy Competition in every ____ Go to C. W. Smith’s. txt* AVT QUTAPTU Respect. Remember thatM! our ■ FOR HANGING LAMPS, ** DI. 2x- 21.1 AjO W kJ Av A XI, Goods, which wo Manufacture, Go to C. W. Smith's. are Warranted in Every [ FOR FRESH COVE OYSTERS, Desirs* to win trade, if GOOD GOODS, LOW PRICES and FAIR DEALING are any object Go to C. W. Smith’s. Respect. । dexire announce that having erected 1 I-..—-I I. --.-kli-v , ----------------I one of the largest and most convenient FOR LAMPS OF*ALL KINDS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. We are also prepared to furnish any- elevator buildings in central Michigan, FOR BOLOGNAS THAT ARE BOSS, thin. Id the ' | Uie, are prep.na to rw»i,e wd Go to C. W. Smith’s. DRY GOODS, FOR BARGAINS IN CROCKERY, INDKRTAKINS LINE. I [JJ JJJQO ’ Go to C. W. Smith’s. GROCERIES, FOR OHIO HICKORY NUTS, A. For any quantity of Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR FRESH AND SALT FISH, BOOTS & SHOES, COFF1SH. CMKETS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. ROBES. MHROIDM Ac. FOR Y0,UR CHOICE FOR fc, Go to C. W. Smith’s. CLOTHING, Etc., Of any one in the country. FOR PRESENTS WITH TEA, That may be brought them. They also Go to C. W. Smith’s. keep for sale at the lowest prices FOR the W’ORTH of YOUR MONEY, Go to C. W. Smith’s. Produce Taken, i Seed*, Floor. Feed, Lime, Salt, FOR WHITE CLOVER HONEY. Plaster,' Stucco, Hair and Go to C. W. Smith’s. tv, wi.l-1. .k. i.i-i—. .... v. —.. । f°r funeral occasions furnished free of FOR EVERYTHING CHEAP, Shingle*. charge. Go to C. W. SgHth’a. W.C. AYLSWORTH For he will be glad to see you. J. LENTZ A SONS. . New Firn. JAND BEUABLE FURNITURE FIRM OF J LENTZ X SO WS Remodeled, Enlarged • Improved FURNITURE,,, „ Unload Wheat and Accuratly. A AINSWORTH & BROOKS Money Savei by Dealing with ttei. i . ' Mcal&SumcalMlDte AND new store! GO TO THE NEW STORE OF A.B.SP1 ill IUU AINSWSWOBTH A BROOKS. : Sawyers! WILSON t HOWE (Opposite the Wolcott Hoose.) And all the leading ReinediM in - -FOR Filing Saws of every descrip- GROCERIES, ” ’ I tion, I am better prepared than ever to Crockery, Glassware, I j luienwl IfayUeiwM. Smr and w <.u>b m WratfC. Prirt.tr Uh BOOTS ANO SHOES Notions, Etc. (Successor to Boise Bros.)’ YOU CAN FIND AT MY STORE Having added Wrdldurn. Chemical*, to my stock suffi- Paint*. Oil*. Varntohr*. i and NOPATENTNOPAY. JT T. BOISE, DHI Ci ( JIST, ^TTENTIOX NEW GOODS! j Oflico 204 Woodward Avenue iminmwmgg plaint, constipation, sick headache, fe­ ver and ague, and all diseases of the stomach and liver. Sold by all drug gist at 26 cents per box. A GOOD HEARSE Farui for Sale. [ARB&jS Pronounced by all to be the most p/eoMNt and efficacious remedy now in use for the cure of coughs, colds, hoartenett, croup, tickling sensation in the throat, whooping cough, etc. Over a million bottles sold within the last few yean. It gives relief where ever used, and the power to impart benefit that rauMnt be had from the cough mixtures now in use. Sold by all druggists at 26 cents per bottle. t Metier*’ Liver PHI* are also high| ly recommended for curing liver com­ W. G. AYLSWORTH frontier where strong hues of wotb around the lakes and the valley of the Adix. Their newspapers call atten­ tion to the wait of the Governor of the Tyrol to Vienna and to the immediate commencement of other fortifications in quarter. .r tbe . same . x.v > But, . v as aprecauagainst feverish activity of ’tion ‘ou a KAinst thoifevenRh their neighbors, the Italians do nothing serious. “ Prince Bismarck, while demanding an increase of the army and making preparations to resist any possible com­ bination, has seen timt ft is necessary to interest the thrifty of the working class more closely in tbe welfare of tbe State. He proposes to support a measure which shall bring all Govern­ ment securities within easy reach of the poorest inventors. In doing this he is of oourae taken a leeaan from SELLERS’ COUGH SYRUP! School Book*, Blank Books, LARGE USE OF wo,*t’d satisfactoi-y prices. Nashville, Mich. Patent & Propriatory Medicines, '»* Autograph and ) RUPTURE IF YOU WANT Wall Paper and Bordering, iTRIMMED FREE • AS FINE A LINE OF nuited to be a* spectrally Tour*. WILSON a HOW*. , rnlulEIlUMos’M ,. cTSicilET; WANTED .... . �Tjxr3irw£ 5AMHVILLB> SATURDAY, - - - MARCH 80, 1880. VICIHITYjLOCALS. •" WEST KALAMO ITEMS. g!>ECI-A-I-, ANNOUNCM^NT OF handed out a gtxxl large one which the boy dinchetl and started for the door, giving the fish a few vary severe twiate and tarns, but when safely outside the store, he lays -•luwu hin fish, reenters the store, and going up to tbe counter demands a return of his cash as. the herring was rotten, the merchant kindly returned the money, suspecting nothing wrong, but when the boy got Ris money and once outside tbe door he gave a about of joy and the slyly devoured bis flab, which was of the best quality before he twisted all the good out of it. After eating tbe herring be goes back into the store and trades hu ready money for a stick ot gum, coming out of the business a, herring ahead. The newly formed sheep, breeders are moving in the matter of a sheep ■bearing featval. 8. W. Buckle an old resident of this city died suddenly from heart disease ou Saturday morning. He was 07 and had lived-hero 88 years. Saturday, .Justice Riker and a jury conducted George Connor of assaulting‘‘\^d battering his father in-law Bill Tinkler and be was assessed $90, or forty days in jail. He chose the former. G. A. TRUMAN, To Farmers, Mechanics and Workingmen. Mrs. Welch is on .the Kick IhL Tbe eldest daughter, and a son of John Mix are ill. I NOW OFFER TO SHOW YOU THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF Jennie, a daughter of Hiram Gridley lisa very dangerously ill. The roads had became quite dry and dusty by the first of tbe week. WOODLAND ITEMS. Hon. J. J. Gould returned last week from an extended visit to the Sate of Tbe roads are improving. Joseph Nichols has sold - bis farm to New York. ASSl'RU ITEMS. The Went Kalamo Red Ribbon Club an Ohio man. I IN NASHVILLE, CONSISTING. OF will lie entertained by speakers from The Ellis school dosed on Friday. Our undertaker has furnished twenty abroad on Friday evening next Demits Hall has moved on 8. War- coffins thus far this year. Mm. Spendlove, a widow lady of up­ ran’s place. Our mail arrives here now at noon on wards of 91 years of age and highly re­ Miss Alice Tompkins is to teach tbe the same days as heretofore. spected, is in very feeble health. summer school. E. G. Holbrook is hired to teach the Mr. A. Wing of Vt. Ville moved into Frank Spalding .was married to Lib. Center school the coming summer. a house belonging to Dean Mix, last Brown the other day. Perry has started a mustache. He Monday, and now he is sick abed. John Kelnter’s team ran away last thinks if he begins now it will be out Mrs. May Clarkson, of Hastings, is Saturday doing no damage. of the way of the early frost. visiting at her old home and her par­ John Bloomer and L. Silvester did Two boys named Albert and Willie My embraces every new style for spring wear, not brought on, as yet ents Mr. and Mnh W. C. Wilcox. not fight but came very near it. made up their minds that their pa’s Dr. A. W. Adams of the village is C‘. Frewiu has one child sick with could no longi-rrtile over them, so one by any other dealers. rejxirted as about to take Horace diphtheria and bis wife has the typhoid night last wedk they started out to I am making more of a specialty in Men’s Furnishing Goods than ever before. I have the Greeley’s advice, to “Go west, young fever. seek their fortune. These boys have Geo. Brotherton, of Maple Grove, has good homes/and were well provided latest styles in LINNEN COLLARS and CUFFS, Nobby TIES and SCARFS, SILK HAND­ man, go west.” KERCHIEFS Ac., &c. . Mrs. John Spendloye was called to rented bis farm and moved to bis fath­ for. s 'k Iowa last week on account of the se­ ers, Mr. Dennis. Woodland is to have a cheese factoty 1 am also sole agent for the ELECTIC SHIRT, the most complete fittimg shirt made. We vere illness of a sister, who is not ex­ Geo. Foster has moved his goods in­ Tbe proprietors of the same have have all the goods you want and will save you money. to C. Welcber’s barn aud is'stopping bought -^Haight’s red building,"and pected to survive. We challenge the trade to show as fine a line of the above goods as we have now opened for Mr. Albert Wack, owner of the old with his daughter. will take ixissession April 15th. This Herring farm on which stands what John T. Welcber has lost a good cow. is |a good thing for our farmers who your inspection. All I ask is for you to come in person and satisfy yourself as the truth of was once the first tavern in the town, To all appearance she was well at night think that it does not pay .to sell but­ my statements. when put in the stable, had eaten all ter for six cents per pound, and then is about selling the property. The Vt. Ville Hawk came to us last her fodder and in the morning was give the butter men tbe privilege of week an eight page paper, and strange dead. salting it. Sam. to say, contained nothing about the Thus. Ford received word Sunday EATON COUNTY ITEMS. JT IS A FACT LOCAL MATTERS. West Kalamo correspondent of The night that bis uncle at Comstock had , died at <J a. in., aud his sister at Galea- I Scarlet fever at Sevastopol. Two News. tP’W. E. Shieids will set and file expected, all rcmodlo haring failed, aud Dr H. That we keen th.The spring examination of those burg at 9. He went Monday morning deaths have oecured. your raws for 35 cte. All work warrant­ James wai experimenting with tnaur herb* of Cal­ wishing to teach school in this town to attend their funerals. The Charlotte Congregational church ed or m» pay. Shop just east of old heading mill, Nashville. (2*~27) >n. Hhl child this summer, will be held at the school Ben. McDerby let C. Weicker’s mules la to be lighted with gas. ls now In thia country, and enjoying the beat ot The" name of Center postotiice has house south of tbe village on Saturday run against a stump, breaking the reach health. He hat proved to the world that Conbeen changed to Hoytville. Having purchased the largeaud com। and one stake. When asked how he 27th inst. The new council of Eaton Rapids A five year old son of Mr. Burgess did it, said “the mule hud a knot inlier have fixed licjuor dealers bonds at inodioitH livery burn, opposite the Wol­ cott House, and known as the Daugh­ living near Sherman’s comers in Vt. taikand 1 was trying to untie it." 1 $3,000. erty burn. I have removed thereto, IN HARRY COUNTY Ville hail his eye completely destroyed Walt. Webster's school closed with Henry Klink of Delta was cutting I and am now better prepared than ever rill breai: up a freab cold by an rwrow shot from a toy bow, on an exibition spelling school last Wed­ down a tree fin a coon, when down I to furnish double or single turn outs Our Good, are all new. and the latest in »ty and caiue the ciioii on Hauk's head severe ­ upou short notice and at reasonable flnisb. nesday night nt the M. E. church. The Saturday last. 10U2 Race SU 1'litladcipbla. naming tbla paper, ly ly injuring him. rates. A specialty made of carrying Parlor Suits, The young ladies of West Kalamo house was crowded and the Chicago Chamber suits, Some sneakiugly mean Bellevueite : commercial travelers across the connare pledging themselves that they will Tribune was the spelling book firdled shade trees in front of the. I try. Remember the latch string is nlAn old physician. reUrvd from pcaetlce, havlnEasy Chairs, hail plar*«J In hl» band, by an Ea«t India miMlon not recognize or associate with any used. Miss Olive Clark was the lassie Patent Rockers, laptist church of that village on a re- ouU so give us a call. J.Osmun. ) ary the fcrniula of a .Ituplc vegetable remedy for Bureaus, 1 cent Sunday night. young man who docs not sign the tem­ that s|N*lled the school down. the (peedyand permanent cure for Comumptlon. Extension Tables, Broncliltl*. Catarrh, Authma, and nil Throat and The school-house at Milletts, burned I perance pledge and wear the red rib­ Mot Birds* house took fire and burn­ IVWill nay the highest market j Luni: Affection., alao a pcitive and radical cure LfrUl?r%er?; ---- ­ for Nervoua Debility and nil Nervoua Complaint*. bon. ed to the ground on Friday moniiig Saturday, loss $1,500; insured for 21,000. price in cash for unsalted butter Farm A fine organ and Sunday school library ers bring in your butter and save till1 । aflcr havlug^tclcd It* wonderful curative power* In Frank Wilson who was injured by । The wind blew hard and everything burned with the budding. Camp Chairs, Ac. -- . tbouaandz of ca*ci,ha« loll it bi* duty tu make It salt. E. Reese i known to hla.ufferlnK fellow* Actnatad bjr thia .falling from a horse a few weeks ago. but a sewing machine, top of a secreta­ Mrs. Fannie Sc-ovill. of Paris, N. Y., --- motive and a draire U> relieve human *uffenng, I ................................... and has passed through much suffer­ ry and a feather bed was destroyed. has just obtained a divorce from her and better Flour t Inin any house in Nash - 3*,“. Frcmb oZeh. w’lth' f'nii’ di Common Kur nitlire ing from an injury to tbe spine receiv- Mot had just traded farms with Dr. husband. Rev. Amos W. Scovill, of ville. i rectiona for pti'tmrine aud ualny. Sent by mall bv :-------77 .>« . addreoalnif with sump, uamlnx thia paper, W. W. ul-at tbe time, is slowly recovering his Watson of Johnstown but hadnot mov­ Potterville, on the ground of adultery, j __ _ Of every description The boss Hamess Oil for 35cts. Shxkab. Power.- block. Rochester. N. V. The streets ou the north side, Bellehealth. ed. His loss is estimated at $300. There vne, arc badly mixed, and line fences per quart only, at A. R. Wolcotts. Undertaking Uncle Sam. Herring an old bee keep­ will be a party at I^eroy Commins’ on I arc hard to find, consequently the vil- i No'w don’t let your harnes* go dr>-. er, aud one of the greatest bee hunters Tuesday evening for the benefit of luge government will ciidavoi-to make Complete In every particularrF’Wilsoti & Howe have just receiv­ those “paths straight.” in the country, has, after over forty Bird. ed a new stock of Boots, Shoes mid । Weguanuiee The Young Ladies’ Literary Society Rubbers, to lie sold very low. years experience with the little work­ George Pope sued C. W. Tailor be ers, having ‘ rented his stock of bees fore Esq. Mills on a note given to Ben- of Charlotte in disbanding for the sum­ Buy your Dry Goods, Boots and mer made the Charlotte Cornet Band a | lamin He bard. Taylor claimed lie present of $35, the balance of cash on Shoes, Hats and Caps, Groceries and to Wm. Howe of Maple Grove. Thanking uar tiumcrou. patron* of the peat acaIn West Kalamo items of hist week could prove payment. The trial came hand after paying all claims against Provisions, Crockery, Notions, el *on, we shall endeavor by fair dealing and reason­ able price* to double their number dorimc tbe year Mr. Reese's champion cat gpt terribly ofl'vn Saturday. A jury wascnlled and the society. to conic. Mrs. .1. Liller of Eaton Rapids, has lowcHt price* mangled in its endeavors to vsca|ie tbe officer Gage struck the jury and made C AI7L AXI> OJET PIUCEH. item on sugaring, no doubt the body a trip of ten miles iu one hour and ten received a present from an uncle in Moscoi^ Russia, of a dozen solid silver will some day come forth from its minutes. The suit wos held at the Cen­ [ s|M>ons" gold-lined, and an elegant I ? noon* Knn cHwolcutt hoc*c. mutilated state with its head in its tre and about one hundred and fifty spoon-holder of the same material. Kello^e;, Demaray dk Co. mouth. DISSOLUTION NOTICE. persons were present. James Powers The duties on the present after it. repched this country, were $23.10 . pAKiinBS kTTK.VTlOX. Several families of Swedes are ex­ for Pope and Abyah Flint for Taylor, The co-partnership heretofore exist­ Mrs. A. L. Shepard of Charlotte, died ing iMitweer Andrew J. Hardy and pected this spring from the mother but Flint failed to prove payment and quite suddenly Thursday afternoon -THE couniiy.t bringing considerable means got a worst* scratching than the /lawk leaving an infant daughter less than a Frank Barnes, is this dav dissolved by mutual consent. All debts due the with which they propose purchasing i gave him. Taylor rays he will appeal. week old. She was recovering rapid­ firm must In- paid to. and all indebted­ ly when she was exposed by rhe sick­ ness of the firm settled by A. J. Hardy. homes in this town, as they arc gener­ Bimo. ness id a younger brother of her hus­ Now being in first-cIssm running or­ Dated Nashville, March 11th, 1880. ally and industrious and enterprising band. Nirs. Shejierd was married der, with n tbtr nughly Andrew J. Habdv. people, thev will lie glndlvw elcomed. The roads are better and wood (the something over a year ago. previous to Frank Barnes. , Andrew Rqesc of Battle Creek, and main staple of the farmer this time of which she was Miss Matin Packard. I xmi L Here ! Ixx»k Here ! She was fur many years a leading Fay Wilbur of Assyria rented a sugar year) moves in solid procession toward memlier of society. CLOSING OUT! CLOSING OUT! camp in this town of Albert Reese aud Battle Creek. in attendance, we guarantee satisfac­ I am closing out the stock of A. M. tion to all those who may favor ns set up “old Bach’s hall” intending to That Report. Last week a prize right came off over I laughertv. Can Rail goods cheaper, with their patronage. Those lioard and lodge themselves while south of the center, between two sis­ than any house iu Nashville. Persons IK.wcrful, yet ttarmkaa, of Invigoram*. Rcifictnber who prefer can have their sugaring, but unfortunately sugaring ters-in-law. Result a draw game. Hair Editor •News” wishing good* call and see me before i that deblpty la the "beginning of-.the End”—that 1 nee by last week’s News an article ' you buy, as I am confident I can save the climax ot all veakneaa ia a unlvmal panlyaix very suddenly stopped and they will was scattered around profusely. of tbe ay atom, and that anch paralyala la the Imme­ signed H. C. Baughman, stating that | yon money. diate preeusor nf death. without waiting. have to find other employment to get A. J. Fenn has traded his farm of parin '- living on the state road hud Foraale by al! drugglata and dealer* generally. -eed sugar for their coffee or drink it clear. «0 acres ou Sec. 24 for a farm of 45 acres made improper remarks in regard to I Jubniton'* Sanaparilla, cum Liver Complaint Charley Slater of Charlotte*, former­ 8 miles west of Battle Creek on north th- future destiny of one Dower BarJobnuon'* Sarsaparilla, curva lodl^eation. rns, who lately died in this vicinity, i ly of this town, stepped from the cars river road known as the Geo. String­ now who the parties nre or whether । Soboalon'a saraaparilia I* uncd by everybody. at the Mill at the lowest prices. Jobnaton*, Snriaparilla cum Slek Headache. at Nashville, one day last week, hoof­ ham farm. those remarks were ever made I do not W. B. Prop. Johnaljn", Sarsaparilla cur*« Pytpepela. and if they were made at all ed it over to Maple Grove center, tran­ In all different kinds of business car­ know, sacted a large amount of business, then ried on in cities mid villages there is they were made by one who undoubt­ J jo*'1 AND SHOE SHOP. E?” Bailey & Wood have a hai ness | edly believes in that soul-harrowing Iwck again, all to save livery hire, but competition enough to regulate prices doctrine of eternal woe, and said shop in full blast, you will do well to; he says he won't do so again, as it so that each business man sells his what they considered in their line of call on them before purchasing any-' I wlali Io atinouuce to the cilix.ua of KnabvIUe thing in the harness line. Repairing aial vicinity that! um prcj«rcd to make the almut killed him, what's the matter commodities nt a small advace on cost. , duty us a wanting to the living, and I done hi the I test style. think they were doing their duty. If j Charley f you used to be born on a foot It he requires too large a profit he will the doctrine is true or one lielievcsfit be TF* Don’t forget that if you wont the race, are you too, getting old ’ get but little patronage audit seems should talk it every time he arises to liest pair of Bobs with rock-elm beams , ---- :OR THK:- A Reform Club was organized nt the that eating houses are carried on with speak, aud ministers who are called I and the best finished Cutter in the Crowell school house on Friday even­ as small profits as most any business upon to preach funeral sernions should county, or good Horse Shoeing, Wagalways make that one point in even ing last, with L. McKinnis as President, and for a hungry man to try to jew sermon. They should understand they oiijs Bobs, Buggies or Cutters repaired E. C. Tiech, Secretary; and Francis them down from their 'regular prices is are preaching to the living and Dot I painted or trimmed iu the best style. Call at the Fouudiy and get it. Showalter, Treasurer ; about 158donned “to say the least” penurous and mean. the dead, mid not smooth things over ' Bailky & Wood, the red ribbon and many others are It came under the observation of the for fear they might hurt somebody^ Repairing Done in the Best fetdings. They should also sing some Notice. waiting for a chance to sign the pledge undersigned to see what class of in­ of Dr. Watt’s hyms as for instance. Manner Possible! All persons indebted to the estate of The Michigan Central (Kaliroad, with Ita eonnecand come out on the side of right. To dividuals do this, while in an eating "Far In the deep where dark»rv« dwell, A. M. Daugherty, nre requested to call I ।Ilona at Chicago, afforda the moat direct and dmirTbe land of horror and drapair the R. R. club of Nashville are we in­ house, where their regular rates were Call! J out lee hath builtadhtnal bell, and settle immediately. j able route of travel from Michigan to all polata lu debted for the temperance picket post 30cte for a good square meal. Thir­ And laid her itorea of vengeance there.” Josepll Daaghtrty. i, Kanaaa, xvcDraaxa, Ncbraaka, uworaao, Colorado, lexaa. Texaa. Mlnneaota. If this is bible doctrine or if one lieestablished in West Kalamo. Stirring teen grangers came in for their dinner Administrator, j Dakou, Manitoba, otc. Michigan Central train. songs were sung, aud addresses deliv­ and bantered Hie proprietor down to lieves it is, let them preach it, talk it on all occasions and never shun to declare ered by members of your club, and all 14cts. per meal, and a large proportion tho whole council of God, but if not To Electon of the Township of Outleton. FRANK BAKER. went away pleased with the evenings of them were men who were abnn- true let them imitate Patil and preach Notice is hereby given that at the an­ “Jesus Christ” and him crucified, exercise. rpHE BABRYVILLE MILL*. dandy able to pay for what they cut. preach nual township meeting, to be held on the Gospel of glad tidings John J. Potter closed his school on Four of diem being worth $10,000 and the fifth dav of April, 1880, a vote will which shall lie to all people. be taken (by ballot) submitting die Friday hist, and on Saturday evening upwards each. If that is what the D. W. Smith. question as to whether the following he put the finishing touch to the sing­ granger is for I want none of it. uamed animals shall be allowed to run ing school, and bidding his patrons Me. Euitoiu—Tuk News of March at large in raid township, vix: Horses. ' Omervkk. G<» to the Old Reliable Market for farewell in a neat little speech, the 10th, I wish to correct a false report Mtries, Sheep and Swine. Fresh, Sult and Smoked Meats of all Dated, CasttetoD, Feb. 4th. 1880. evening exercises were brought to a Sedi Pratt will move onto bis farm or statement made by H. C. Baughman, kinds. Henky Roe, Would say I have attended every meet Chas. H. BraDy, termination. Mr. Potter has worked next week. ___________________ Proprietor. ing since Dower Burras death at tbe ________ Town Clerk. hard to educate the youth in the ways H?nry - Webster’s school closed on Hosmer school house and that Dower MOgGAN. BARRY CO., >HCH. nr For the Rest 50-ce.nt Chewing Farm For Sale. of “lamin” and has succeeded beyond Friday and Hank has gone to N. Y. Burras name has not been mentioned Tobacco go to W ilson A. Howe’k. The subscriber offers for sale his Farm any of the meetings and further the most sanguine hopes of eyen bis John R. Powers will sell divers ar­ in ol 120 acres, situated od section 17, in Notice. friends, with a people wmewhai divi­ ticles at auction on Tuesday. March more I believe the church has an older Castleton, said farm is in a good state I enemy Hian IL C. B. The Township Board of the town­ of cultivation with gotul buildings, ded by reason of the building of nlnew 28d. N, F. Shelpox. ship of Castleton will meet nt the, good orchard, good well of water at the school-boose, and a large school, be R. E. Stanton is getting ready to office qf the township clerk on Thurs­ door. About« acres cleared and tbe has quietly done his duty and leaves build a large barn this spring 40x00, prepAMd tOMrrtjJft^xww, toy yriud : day Mitech UOtli, 1880, nt ten o’clock a. m. balance well timbered. The farm is on ing or ekcWfa^bo <.cr for the purpose of nettling with treasur­ the state road. 6 miles from Hastings the district with the best wishes of its with a basement cellar. er and transacting such busiiiesK as and 0 from Nashville, it also has a new people. It is reported that John Jameson GOOD W©M TOARANTEED. may corne beforo the board. school ho use ou one corner of the farm. A “young American” aged nine years has eloped with Willard Buxton’s wife. Dated Nashville, Mich. March IM For portculara enquire at premises. went into a store in this town a few 0, John, how could you? 1880. ( has. A. Brady, WALKER A NORTON, Bon. Castleton, Mich., Feb. 4th 1880. Township Clerk. 3°*“ Joshua Mastin. rf a. lUB.igriLU' xiu. MEFS, BOYS, and YOUTH’S CL0THIK& Scotch Suiting, Diagonals, Plain, Tweeds, &c. Fancy Cassimeres in Nobby Designsand very attractive styles. Hat Departments G. A. TRUMAN. Largest and Best Selected Stock FURNITURE Our HOSTnTERS Departmn’t Prices that Can't £ Undersold. SCIPIO MILLS Bitters COiPETENT MIlLER WHEAT EXCHANGED FOR FLOHR Bran and I’ FOR SALE FINEST SEWED BOOT COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. Grive ii Shop In The Old Postoffloe Building. WALKER & NORTON, FLOUR, MEAT, s FEED, ATTENTION FARMERS �T£r3inr£ a CURIOUS AND INTERESTING-. Stlvzstmb Gbaham, n American re- Sydney Smith. foxmer, among other works relating to diet in oonnectiuh with phyiuslogy and MABHV1LLM. anateffly, published, in 1832, a treatise A correspondent of Farm and Fireon bread and bread making, in .which SATURDAY, - - MARCH 20. 1830 A Ran Fraxcibco police magistrate he strongly advocated the making of is a valuable fence. Mv plan for mr.k bread from unbolted flour. Hence the ing such an one is substantially Ms fol­ fav.>r*bte*U‘,p cw. Iu txtaowigrew rapidly. Vie •BdltsoonbocAmeAproepi-rossiasVtutiotL «■ the terms “Graham flour" and “ Graham lows: If phots can be had from >2.50 Ooric-'tiou and a fine of 14,000. An appeal was nisnsgevnent fell Into the hands of, and wmcooto $3 per 1,000, it is better to use them bread. trojled by,, unworthy, dishonest penetts, by taken to It has been calculated that a single than to run the risk of raising them, in *txte€- managemint, tbe lnre<:In »3»OOU Pktboff, one of the corrupt Pannaylconnection with other farm work, from iuctive, valnolesB stocks and grain of wheat produces fifty grains in Bills were introduced and referred to comvanla lobbyists indicted at Harrisburg for Jots eeountiM, Uis bank busi­ one year's growth, and if these and suc­ ““..•S?,- Br~k “d h"ro’ • •«!> — rapidly,, vid failure wm toe ceeding crops be planted aud yield pro­ ««11, tally ten iert in width. It thm sXnral rseslt Tbo report will deal severely the Ptttaburgh Riot-loesce bill, baa bean found p!" • XTAight. dwp tarrow t ritb cert>ih individuals, but, owing to thedeath portionately, the product of the twelfth “ supply....Immigration Into Kansas u larger guilty by a jury. ' . than ersr before known, apd ia mottly oomyear would suffice to supply all the in­ .Iter breAkioe ao.1 Matus P. Paatt, ol BMdug, Maw., posed of persons of means to improve the habitants of the earth for a lifetime; in the plants in two sizes; take the large reference to prosecution other than is found in country... .A dangerous <30 counterfeit United twelve years the single grain will have ones, dip them into thick mud and wa­ States ireaeury note has made its appearance hi tbe b.lL The bill provide** for tbe appointment multiplied itael! 244,140,625,000,000 ter, and set them six iqchea apart per­ times—figures beyond the comprehen­ pendicularly against the land side of Joseph Fields, who qourdered James stall receive *1 <XK> a year in addition to hia Foub thousand New York piano­ the furrow. Thia will take 8,000 pUnfs sion of the average mathematician. present salary. The Commissioner is empow­ Jaeob Kendrick Upton, ot Haw Hatniwhi makers struck for an advance of waeoa last Padgett io tho atroots of Winchester, lit, acme ered for every eighty rods.- Fasten the to Mil any or all of the property of the AniatentHrcrvtary ot the Treasury: Arthur AT the paper milk of Crane Brothers plants upright by using the hoe and of Mlchhran. to ba Asont for U back, and to report, to Congress yearly. Coltsville, Mass., large quantities of feet, then plow the dirt back against tbe cede the advance, locked the’doors of the work­ uigbto ago. • The mob oaptuied tbe tewn. look So much has bean Baid in Wall Btret t bank-note paper are made for the Gov­ plants, and plant a row of potatoea three shops ... .The Eastern coal combination baa posteesiuo of the jail and riddled tbe pllaontr ernment. The strictest attention as to feet from the hedge onUotb aides of it;, rt solved upon another advance of 25 cents per with bullets....An IB-year-old murderer, and elsewhere conoerniug tbe trtM.ury bond purchaser that Mr. Khenuan has felt himself quality is observed, a spot or speck no cultivate well, and keep clean of weeds lions aa invioiame aa istieni in toe man uy Mr. called on to again explain his intention*. Ho Daggett, to reduce tbe price of public lands witbin larger than a pin head being sufficient Peof. Sawybb, the rival of Edison in that In the present state of tbo Govern­ railroad limits; by Mr. Covert, to create a scien­ t > condemn a aheet, and tbe employes for two seasons, or at least until the the race for tbo achievement of a practical, Martin, a beautiful and innocent ydupg echoed says plants are one inch in thickness. Then, Tho crinto was committed last October. ment finances the purchases will not no greater tific commlaslou. to establish legal tests for tho economical electric light, claims to hare solved girl. ... .Martin Power, of Chicago, while supposed than *2,(K4),UUO a week, and that he will not in protection ot dealers tn butter, oleomargarine, etc.; arriving and departing are carefully early in March, when the wood is not the mighty problem. A public exhibition to be laboring under a fit or temporary insan­ any cjtro pay more than tho market rate* or by Mr. 4calM. for an allotment of lands watched. Armed guards patrol the frozen, top them to about six feet, trim In severalty to tbe united band of Peoria Indiana; premises and grounds day and night, of his lamp wm given in New York a few nights­ ity. shot at hia wife three times, aud muled bin impair the rewumpt on fund. off the h: niggling shoots and branches, by Mr. Whittaker, reducing the expenses ot taking ago, and tbOM who witnessed it are of tbe own life by blowing ont hia brains. The bill introduced in the Senate by [irv-emUons and homesteads; by Mr. Kelley.a ryso- und no approach to them is permitted. and hack the plants dose at or ‘in the opinion thu it will prove s big success. utlon directing the Secretary of the Treasury to Twenty-four women were sent from the Till SOUTH Mr. Edmunds to regulate the counting of tho turnlab The lamp is bte«‘d upon the inoinc’e i-enco of a a statement of the bonds purchased be- Treasury Department os counters and ground nearly half off, so that they can penal of carbon immersed in uitroxon gas and Presidential Electoral votes provides that the be laid down at auch an angle that the is not different in t rinciple from the ok Saw­ . Thebe were three executions in .the examiners, and are each able to count topa of tho plants will be iuit three feet of Electors shall bo on tbo second yer-Mann lamp Tao pencil is oontained with­ South ou Friday, March 12, all the victims be­ meoeting of January, instead ot the second by Mr. Young (Tenn.), for tbo appointment ot a 30,000 sheots daily. The precaution is in a gisb« two incline in diameter and tan ing colored men. John Mayfield wan banged Monday from the ground. Shcots will then Wednesday "of December, and makes the sealed at tho bo ram by meant of at Florence, on tho methou of oottUng claims necessary to prevent duplication of spring from the roots, which, in con­ Ala.,ine formuraer the murder of another simple provision for s State disposition ron>s>lMlon ■inches -----------high, l----------------- —I, J •-------------------- Florence, Aia , jor or anomer th** United States; by Mr. Tucker, appro­ sheets for dishonest purposes. a cement, whish, while adhering P"-colored man; Sidney McFaddin war executed of any I controversy under such taws as against nection with those that will put out priating *25,(XXI tor tho relief ot tho daughter and fectly to tbe glass and metal, is suf- 1 at WasUinjrton. *------* of-* ’ ue- it msy / have in existence prior to tho grand-daughter nasningwu, Art. arm, fror uio mnraer bis ot Zachary Taylor; by Mr. “Who laughs first" is a childish but from the reclining twigs, will turn Ocl«.tlr oluUc. U oompauju. tor U» oa«|n>l , ™ wife; and Dan il, (higher ly was strung tip at date of/tho choosing of Electors. It provides Itownoy, appropriating #25,000 to protect expanalou of the two, and softens . nly at a Thomasville Ga.onfor 2_, rape for a liter meeting of tbo Electors iu order and Improve tho Tallowntboa National Park: moat laughable game, and is thus pkyed: a rabbit, and which vrill, as it should, temperature of SUO degrees Fahrenheit Thia -rbo E*“—Tlr,,e -. °S* Lora_ white woman. ....Hundreds of Kentucky negroes are teav- that va'<;li .-tato may dispose of any controversy by Mr. Fort, calling ou tho Secretary of War fur The players, on whom absolute silence be hog proof; Such a hedge will cement It a compound long sought for unsuc­ ing that State for Kansas. aa to the distance and the coat of a ttiat may arise, and thou proridoe, as the bill latcrusUon cessfully The cost of the lamp is less than canal tor tho commerro belvrten iho navigable wa and gravity is strictly enjoined, range permit tbe keeping of sheep to A Russell county (Va.) woman at- of tho las!) session did, for a mceting.of the txo tera of the Illinois river and tbo Illinois snd Mich­ themselves iu a'close circle. The leader eat down any foul weeds that may f L25. The light is readily lowered to a glimbouses, UU a proceeding in conformity with igan canal. by way ot tbo Kankakee mer by simply turning a button. Prof ttaw* uck«l her husband’s , paramour with a chib. -------...i I -JmMiW reached in tbo respective B‘ato< in rivor; by Mr. Acklon, a LUI proposing' a gives her right-hand neighbor a little spring up. The first pruning can be yer estimates tbe cost, compared with gas at I .— •<— her t.i— to •- death — —— :—•— aimg in -a •fow minutes. | gfly case of di.pmeIhe Pioddent has eonstltuUonal amendment. The amendnient de tap on the knee; she do$s the same to done in September, when the top <2 per 1,000 foaL tn the proportion of two to | cl area that the Union of these United Htates shall A SEVERE norther, accompanied bv finally confinnea the sentence of tho conrtshould be cut three feet and nine inches ten. The light is a trifle stronger than gas, perpetual, and all acta or attempts to the person seated beside her, who fol­ M.j Reno from tbe .ervice be "bu‘ steady, soft, and pleasant, and very much I bail ami snow, prevailed generally throughout 1 separate or destroy tho Union shall t>o lows her example, and it thus makes from tho ground. If thia pruning is like gas. _ for tho three days March 14,15 and Irt In j The Agricultural Department . I ,Texas eetithe round of the circle. The leader deferred until tho following Munch it tow th*. THE conspirators in the Lewis will I manv many iocali'tos toadltice icn ice formed an inch thick. Fruit mates the increase in thn tho Tallin value nf of tin* the rmm crops panlihed w> such; then taps her neighbor on both knees, will be ns well. Afterward trim in ------------.. many --- -------...... Corn n... will bsv.. to .. ln irai w, ,110„ ,to ~ 1 I was killed in sectioue the other pkyers doing tbe same. Tbe" Juno and the following March. Always case have been sentenced al rrexxm, N. J., as u repUolwjt Wld ln lho aouthern belt cotton is at *41X000,(<O. The price of real es’ato has after the first trimming cut close above follows: Mark Bams and Frank Ward Allison, <lau destroyed. ment; by Mr. Buckner, for aa adjournment of third round adds to this a tap on one t>v"ii onbanevd during tLo same time about ’J’ (MI to ibS “•? p1r“OT “,l •.'“■I!" I A COLOBZD HIM in tho oot o( placing Congress on tbe 24th of Msy. A blU was passed to cheek; the fourth od both; at the fifth, the last cutting and trim it down in •1,000,000,00ft fine; Bradford and Bransford, ouo year in tho , , ‘ ° abolish tolls on the Louisville and Portland canal. the lender, after giving her neighbor nearly half-round fora, barely taking State prison and *1,000 fino.. .A life prisoner 1 obstructions on tho track of the MiesiMippi On the morning of March 10 Mr. Daria (III) taps od both knees and both cheeks, I off tho points of tho lower limbs. This in Sing Suig grow tired of tbo domnitiou grind, and Tennessee railroad was shot, but not During the progress of a fire at Zad- presented in the Senate a memorial from Citizens seizes her gently by the ear, which she I will give a base of three to three and a aiyl committed suicide !n a horrible manner by | killed, by tho Marshal of Senatobia, Miss. uniform continues to hold while the other play­ I half feet on the surface, and mako a U.K>™g tan-inau Tnt coming drive Iron. Tern. worro, Austria, five pereonB wore killed... .The Ruaoian expedition to Central Aai* has been bankruptcy law. and mxlr a apewb supporting the ers go through the same evolutions, hedge which nothing can penetrate. I i to Kansas and other States North isabandoned estimated for thu prcaont... .Advices I rem memorial. On moudn ot Mr. Thurman, the reso which end by producing so odd-looking plant three surplus plants ou each side Indian news: C. D. Richards tele- st 2M.1.4X)head Afghanistan report the nativen con c«yi trailtig iul.on offered by Mr. KellogK for a commit a human chain that it becomes almost of the hedge when setting it, thus ha5 in largo numbers, under the leadership of Mo graphs from Fort Buford, Dakota Territory 1 impossible to refrain from breaking the ing six extra plants at each end of the | iiarumed Jan, for au attack on the British in“ Sitting Bull has lost all hia former power in The Missouri Republican State Com­ vadrrs... .Tbe English Ministers ask for #41’7,- him was laid on thi imposed silence, either by laughing or hedge to make a header. These^planta, tho hostile camp, and is on route for this mittea, st a mooting bold in BL L-iuia laat 4i’>,iMi to carry on the Government for the ' exclamation, which, of course, incurs a when the hedge is kid down, are to be agency. Trouble is expected hero before year ISNO-l&ll. forfeit. The. leader is allowed to pro­ drawn around a durable post at the end spring."—Advijos from New Mexico reports week, named Sedalia aa the place and April 14 It is reported from Shanghai that I‘resident fight in the Sacramento mountains between as — tho 2_ time for tho _- L_2-2_„ holding of" the -Lj party State long the game by adding to it any gest­ and slipped through and between the twenty mounted men under Lieut Coulin*’, Convention to lo choose cboooe delegatee delegate* to tho I Chicago Cbnng How, late Ambassador to Russia, and ures she pleases. plants laid down, and tied with twine add a portion of Victoria's band, in which the Convention. Darinr Daring ''liio ------tension of tho cotii- who negotiated tho Knldja treaty, has teen lx‘One of the most curious facta con or small wire. If plants are to be set mittee Chairman latter wore defeated and a largo amount of ~ ------ ”Shlolda, *■ a hot Blaino man, l»o- hoadod, and that a rov. lt has broken out in nf the Star Houts Dcfidmcy bill, the Senate re­ stock captured.—A report comes from Fort camo offended at tho courao of the Grant mem­ Pekin... .It is said that Bismarck in collecting maining In session till « o'clock without reaching I Dected with madness is the utter al>- in recently-plowed sod land, set the Peck Indian Ageecy tiiat tho Yanktonnai ber*, who were largely in the majority, and re­ the official documenta to prove that the Rus­ any conclusion spade with the back to the line, pull In Uir House, a debate on the 8ioux and Asainibc ba Sioux, comprising that a gnod, whereupon Chauncey I Filley, an sian Govwumeut lias ixsen in s«crc: negotiation Funding hill was ordered for neat Saturday. The sence of tears amid the insane. What­ the handle toward you, insert the plant agency, had declared war against each other, aciivo Grant worker, waa made a mnrnber of morning hour being dispensed with, the House ever the form of madness, tears are con­ France for an alliance against Germany, went Into committee of the whole upon spicuous by their absence, ns much in in tho carity at the back of the spade aud that fifteen Yankionnais bad been killed tbe committee, and at on co cboaen Chairman. with notwithstanding Dussia's denial. the Deflclclency Appropriation bUl. This wm 1 the depression of melancholy, or excite­ next to the line, then withdraw the anil many wounded, and about tho same num­ A mash meeting of Republicans op­ ber of Aesiniboinea. The Now York Tribune's special discussed the whole day. but not conc'udrd. Mr. Dlbrcll, from tbe Committee on Jtevolutlcnarv Pen­ ment of mania, ns in the utter apathy of spado aud tramp tbo soil firmly against posed to tbe nomination of Gon. Grant to a cor uspondent in Ireland telegraphs that cicn, Bions, reported a resolution calling on the Sccre A Ja TREMENDOUS a zztazx.il ukj u e explosion, czpiufiiuu, attended utivuutHi ... . * » ,■ *■- , .» ,, ,, If a patient in a lunatic । the plant. Trim tho plants to eight . . ,,, , „ .. 1 third term wav bold in Mercantile Library Hall, women and children in some of tho tary of the interior for information aa to withhold dementia. by frightful loos of life, occurred at Frankfort, I gL Louis, one night last week. Ex-Benato/ asylum be discovered in tesrs, it will be inches of yellow root and two of the Ind., on tbe moraine cf tbo 11th in«L A little ! John B. Hcndoraou was tho chief npok'»- famine stricken portions of Ireland are found that it is one beginning to re­ matured wood above tho ground. They before 7o’clock in the morning, tho men—ten i man. The following resolution was adopted; reduced lo tho last stagun ot nakednona and The first buainees transacted in tho Senate cover, or an emotional outbreak in an should be of uniform length, and pknts in number—employed in the Uax mill of Loh- ‘That it ia tho rouse of thia meeting that the , doetilutiou. Families art, buddle*! together epileptic who is scarcely truly insane, ten inches in length are as good as „ x~., iu uivuuum UOU441U4UOU u* > tromucu.uu caziuiaaie tor a *BhOU ‘ fir®, food, clothing or bedding, within a man. Boeenthal A Co., were seated In tbeboiler nomination of a Presidential candidate for room, warming themselves preparatory to t>«- third term is unwise, inexpedient and etibver- ■ T.,“’r*ble; bu‘ or lh<’ f°roier stoic of animals, moving the pollUml disabilities ot Roger A. Pryor. while actual insane persons appear to those of twelve or fourteen. Buy No. ginning the day’s work. Suddenly there camo sivc of tbe traditions of tbo Government, and Tbonaands and thousands are begging, not have not the power of weeping; it is 1 one-year-old plants in preference to a terrific explosion, tearing tho mill into atoms, likely to endangur the success of tho Repub- , f“r bread, but for the humblest, cheapest food —Indian battle-field. After discussion tor nrariy the whole only returning reason which «can once stunted two-year-old ones. shaking tho bouses throughout the town, and bean partt." .that can bo supplied for . human K Tyz lUpubh-n CmmlUe. ol Ohio meal All liiia exists, and there ia little pros­ day. the Klar Service Deficiency hill was passed more unloose the fountain of their Relation of the Liver to the General pect of much improvement until August. tears. Even when a lunatic is telling scene, the remnants of the mill were burning, i have issued s call for a State Convention of It appears that in some districts the one in fervid language how she lias Prof. Lo Conte expresses his belief and tho mangled coniecs were Iring scattered the party at Columbus, April 2K, for tto pur- distress la even greater than it was d!e snd Southern Dliiriit ot Alabama... In th. been deprived of her children, or the • that the waste tissue k carried by the over the surrounding territory. The destruction | po,.. of electing delegatee to tho Chicago Con- | in the appalling famine of 1BI7 House. Mr. Taylor offered a icsutatlon tor th. ap ’“ooni^<’,,c- HoU piece of tne toiler exceeding venlion. Democratic State Committee hte I — The ------------T-------------------------------The famine in Armenia is rejiorted nolntment of a special committee to mvraUgate outrages that have been perpetrated to ।i blood to the liver, and is there separated .W0 pounds in weight could bo found anywhere. , callei --------' “ ” " ' tbe present m« Uiod or settling claims atalnst the herself, her eye is never even moist. a ne brick ones foundation rounaauon in tn which wmen the we boiler boiler stood m°"‘ “PPalhnS « 1 Tbo stood ,, th th00 ‘5pur^-T’of^'l^mi/r foar^' U‘ ** °f United States. All tbe da»V areaton was consumed The ready gush of tears which accom­ into liver-ragar and urea, or some rubvaa aratterHd so that ,__ In dls.'uaalon n|>on the Deficiency Appropriation stance which rapidly changes into urea. was scattered so ---that- —a^amnlr scarcely lay up- *4-4»rgo at-Urgo to me the vmcuicau Cmcinnati Loovonuon Convention.. .. -----------character -It — ia ----said— to------exist--over territory *=------------- - — ----- ~-j An* -one ------bnck - law --v u> —- -a — •••— pany tbe pkint of the mine woman con­ Experiments made by Schiff support on annlhcr Mangled Manc-lnd snrt diainrf.vt hurqan l>nn>«r< a. prominent ____ ___ . MaMschnsette Republican v. . . j __ i___ <__..IttJ.UUl square miles....Sir ..Garnet. bill, no conclusion being reached. onanother. anddistorted just embracing trasts strangely with the dry-eyed ap­ this theory by proving that venous ,BY .’t?oa1L J?6 ?r thirtJ I arrived In Washington declares positively chat Wolseley will return to England in July His Use: fromthe boiler-house, one body being k largo majority of tbo delegates from that ' mission in Sooth Africa lias not added groailv peal of the talkative lunatic. It would, blood is soon fatnl to animals if the Rapid Increase of Immigration. * distance of l.>0 vards.... I State to the Chicago Convention will be fori to his reputation cither as a statesman or as a indeed, seem that tears give relief to liver is tied, but is not so if the liver is The todies were mutilated almost beyonil re- Grant... .Secretary Sherman has written a let- —,J!-*■— — u——---- *- "---The continued increase of arrivals at feelings which, wken pent up, lead to free to oct, the poisoning being due to cognition, and were thrown from fifty to Ito ter to a Chicago gentleman, expliciilt do.-taring yards. Tbctr clothes were torn into shreds. I *•« j.— his-----candidacy for the Presidential_<----------nomination, , Geti. Melikaff han received another note from this port, us well as accounts from madness. It is one of the privileges of decomposed tissues in the blood. Com­ two of them being entirely stripped. The head and contradicting tbe report of his intention to | the Revolutionary Committee, stating that tho abroad, afford indications that the im­ reason to be able to weep. Amid all the bustion takes place in the capillaries of of one was blown cntirelv away. and no vestige withdraw from such candidacv. Nihi'ista did not anthoriz-< Vladetxkv's attack migration from Europe for tbe current । misery Oi the insane they find no relief tbe tisane under tbe influence of venous of it could be found. Another had nia head all Tbz WuhiDgton FO.I pnnu . le.U-r ™. torn to pieces. Of the ton bodies only two year will be the largest of any year ' in u*ars. force, tut the blood remains for a longer were buried in the rubbish, the rest'being from Utica reporting interviews with Horatio time arrives a man with a good weapon and since 1872, aggregnt.ng at least *200,000, Magic squares were known in tbe time in tbe capillaries of the tissue than blown entirely out of the building.... Boymour, which seta forth the excellent con- I moaan of txcape will be at hand... .Tbentoamer Kearney, the labor agitator, was arrested in dition of bis health and other similar elements ' Montana, of the Guion line, struck a rock off and possibly 250,000, eay an increase of | East in remote ages, but tho earliest in any other organ. The blood acta aa a Ban Francisco, tho other day, for using threat­ of fitness which a candidate would like to have ,,1° ,'”“t of " atorford, Ireland, and wan 40 per cent, compared with 1879. The | known writer on the subject was a reservoir not only of oxygen, but of comparison for ’ the ‘two mouths । Greek of the sixteenth century, named food, and, if waste, the food taken in to­ known. On tha oueation an to whether he I wrecked. PMscngeni and crew saved Mosel opulus, whose work was trans­ day is not used to build up tissues to­ S S’; “ A dibpatch from Oabul states that tbe follows: rxumw.. wk in.u,,i|ra<>ll.bi»KU.o b" “ lated into Latin by De la Hire, and read day, but is taken into circulation in the | Afghans have recaptured and sacked Charaand killing Jacob Loitxjr and eon, who were I before the French Academy iu 1691. blood, and the blood forms tissues and sleeping therein. John B. Hawlet, Assistant Secretary j kite, a village about forty miles northeast of Since that time the subject has been ■ regenerates itself from the supply of Cabul, hitherto occupied and held by a mixed J.ISjS After a fortnight of incoHuant labor, ' of tbo Treasury, lias resigned bis position, in | force of Eagliah troops aud their Afghan alliee. 1. TfiO ekborated by a great many famous ' food—so tissue wasted to-day is nrthe snow and itjo blockade on tho Dakota di- , order to enter more actively into the canva-a ... .Gen. Mt liaotl ■> rule in Kt Petersburg is 2. U40 mathematicians, who have found in it ried by the biood to the liver, there degiving such general satisfaction ihst it is pro ­ vision of the Northern Pacific railroad has been , for Governor of Illinois... .The Ai kanaaa Ke- ! an exbnuatleaa field of study, mid the composed into sugar and urea, aud so publicans will bold a State Convention, on the . posed to extend tho dictatorship over otter removed. Two hundred men and seventeen 2Nib combinations which have been made of eliminated perhaps the day after, or of April, for the purpose of selecting delc- portionn of tho empire. locomotives were employe*! in clearing the ■;' gates compound aquarea, magic cubes, and even longer. to tho Chicago Convention. The Russian expedition against tbe track, which in some places wm bo completely The nationalities represented ere what not, and the abstruse mathemat­ imbedded in ice that the strongest snow-plows The Missonri Democrats have called , Turcomans bai dviadlod down to a defensive Germany, Ireland, and England, in the THE MARKETS. ical formula- by which their construc­ made no impression upon it The win­ their State Convention for Muy 2fl. ,.. | affair II will not go to Marv, aa it ta feared order named, according to importance, ter just passed has been unproco­ tion are explained, would terrify an un­ dented in severity in the far Northwest.... The Lotus aua liepub,can State Convention ! that England would, in ’ho event of the capt­ and others in about the usual propor­ learned reader. One of the squares Gen. Miles is making it rather troublesome for han been called to meal at New Orirena on the ure of t-.at city, occupy Herat an a connter- tions. Included recently are many gives by Moschopulus answers thi> terms Boos, the hostile Bioux. I ho mounted infantry under | 24ih of May... .There M a strong movement I stroke... .B sbwp Logue, Chairman of the itorrt CapL Baldwin struck to Indian trail on the , among Missouri Democrats in favor of the ' Donegal Central Relief Committee, asking fur­ HuDgarianK in extreme destitution, of the new-fangled box-puzzle. We Fl.jus.—bu perfiae 10th, cliased tho savages for thirty miles, and ; Domination of 0,1. William B. Mornium for ' ther aid. ata'cs there are 72,100 individuals in about 700 by a hingle arrival. It is also give it below, together with pnother captured all their horees, except those which President... .The first trial before u... too wmmSt.MV..M1O mu o,. , Donegal Decdine relief; that the distress is in ­ I noticed that many Swiss are coming, rangement of the same numbers: they were riding. Petersburg military tribunal has ___ resulted , rcu :.«j „u crc*s|og snd will not decrease until Angus’. mostly of the industrial classes. Desti­ conviction of the prisoner, who was >m A six-days* pedestrian contest at jthe ' tution in Ireland ia likely to stimulate [ mediately sentenced u> death... .Th- poatofiice I emigration to the United States, in tho at Cape Town, Africa, has been robbed of I THE NATIONAL CONGRESS. CHICAGO Chicago, and E. P> Weaton, wm won by tho £75.<M)0 worth ot diamonds, awaiung shipinont course of tbe present year, and the Cows and Helfan. Chicago man, who scored 51C miles while the to England. movement may acquire a considerable In the Senate, on Thursday, March 11, the other man wm covering 490. The Illinois Greenbackern have de- bill tor th. reclamation of arid and waste lands volume. Tho German military con­ . The residence of Mr. Richard John- d led to hold a State Convention at Springfield arrangement is the more White Wlnoer El scription u;>viaLco ovi.pnuu operates iu in like UUU1UCI manner HJ to The first . ** — ----- — eou, a farmer, near Denison, Crawford coun­ on the 21st of April, for the purpose of uomcreate discontent at home and longings ■y#t®nt*bc, but the reader can work out » > ... n'hpro fnr himaolf others for himself. ty. Iowa, wm burned a few nights ago, and i inating candidates for State ofiicers and reloct- wells on tho plains east No. 8 ttpriag. th. Bocky for the free, broad acrea of the New two of his daughters perished m the tlamca. ; ing delegates to tho National Convention.... mountains, ths wells to World. The whole range of industries Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and seven other chil­ Tbe Greenback party of Michigan held its Want of Decision. in Germany continue much depressed. dren had a narrow escape....P. F. Beason, B ate Convention at Jackson, test week, and of a reservation of four . A great deal of talent is lost to the oue of the proprietors of the Grand Central Ho­ cboae four delegates at-large to iho National Mr. Jonas, of Florida, spoke upon the Porter bill. —New York Commercial Advertiser. tel, Oakland, Cal. and H. Hurget, por­ Convention... .The Michigan State Republican world for the want of a little courage. ter of the hotel, have been arrested Convention will select delegates to Chicago at Every day sends to their graves num­ majority at any time. The Fortifications Appro Paintfor purloining valuables of the guests prlatlon bill was taken up and the Senate ad bers of obscure men who have only re­ during the fire which destroyed tbe MILWAUKEE. Every one knows, or ought to know, journed... .In the House. Mr. Kelley rose to aques GENEIIAL. building. A largo amount of property wm tion of privilege, aud denied in emphatic language that it is dangerous to sleep in newly- mained in obscurity because their tim­ stolen. It has been shown that tho fire wm in­ idity has prevented them from making The Cincinnati Star publishes fruit painted rooms, on account of the pres­ a first effort, and who, if they only had Com—No. 2. cendiary, and that plunder wm part of the pro tTAiume... .John Kammit.sged 17, has beet and crop reports from nearly all pointa in the were attributed to Mr. Kelley. The regular ord-r ence of tho vapor of turpentine. Sev­ sentenced to death at Canton, Ohio, for murder. South and Wcat, made up by the farmer* of tbe being demanded, consideration of tho Political Aa- eral theories, more or less plausible, been induced to begin, would in all Two other lads of tbe same age await execution variotu aectiona All through Ohio, Illinois, seaameni bHJ wag resumed, and the bill was have been propounded to explain the probability have gone great lengths in _ m. louu. put Upon its paaaage, when no quorum voted. in the same county for the same crime. aad Indiana, tbo wheat crop Is reported re­ Tba Bepubhcans UllbuaUred nearly tha enUre ses- prejudicial effects of the inhaktion of the career of fame. The fact is that, in Weaar— No. J" doing anything in the world worth do­ Oom-Mi zed. Babtlet Campbell’s beet effort, “The markably, fin**, with a larger acreage sown than •lon. when U:e bill was laid on tbs table for the these vapors; but, whatever be tho cor­ present sad tho Bouse adjourned. at any previous time. In Kentucky, Kansa*. ing, we must not stand shivering on the Galley Blare,” holds the botrda at Havorly *s and Tennessee some injury by fly i« mention* d, At the opening of business in tho Senate on rect explanation, there is no doubt of bank, thinking of the cold and danger, but tbe prospects are good for au average crop. the danger of occupying a room recent­ but jump in and scramble through aa company that baa presented this popular play CXNCIRNATL Hox. Isaac P. Obwstu^ct, United lutlou of tbe JUratnrky Legialitnra. InztrucUng the ly painted in which turpentine has been well as we can. It will not do to be before at the same house. This combination employed, before complete ventiktion includes Mies Maud Granger, Signora Msjer- BUIm Minister to Porn, and late Senator from perpetually calculating risks and ad­ <®‘-> Mr. Frank Evans, Mr. J. J. Hulilvan, Mr. Michigan, has asked for a leave of abhas taken pkce. It was pointed out by justing nice chances; it did very well United States. The HU tor tie relief of the the Council of Hygiene that a sudden before the flood, when a man could patches from Washington that he comes home widow ot 6«u. CusK-r was iudeAultely postponed. | death which took pkce in Paris was at­ consult his friends upon an intended TOLEDO. to participate in tbs pleasant details ot a di­ I tributed to this cause, it being shown publication for 150 y cars, and live to vorce suit, hia young wife, formerly a dork in that it could not be ascribed to the lead see its success for six*or seven centuries ths Treasury Department, having applied for which entered into the composition of There k great consternation in theBig r. reparation on the ground of ill-troatascertainment of tbe claims of American citizens the paint of the room in which the de­ afterward; but at present a man waits Horn country over reports of a treaty between ment Another statemen: ia to the effevi that for spoliation Detroit. • ---and doubts, and consults his brothers, ceased slept; the lead, being fixed and the hostile Crows and Sioux, aud settlern to the Mr. Cbriatiancy haa ev.d-.-nco that his youthful Mr. Mt | and his uncles, and particular friends, non-volatile, cannot in these cases be north and west of Tongue nver aroearning into till one day he finds that he is 65 years accused of being the offending element. proper manner, and that tbe husband will of age; that he has lost so much time in Oats— make application for divorce. consulting first cousins and particular Cold Weather in Switzerland. WASHINGTON. friends that he has no time to follow The labor troubles in San Francisco INDIANAPOLIS. Early in February tbe temperature in their advioe. There is so little time for Thebe is a scarcity of fractional ailare a’bout over, Mayor Kallocb and Donnie Senator Hill various parts of Switzerland was lower over-squeamishneas at present that the than at any previous time since the win­ opportunity slips away. The very peri­ ter of 1830-31. An attempt to cut a od of life at which men choose to vent­ canal through a part of the Lake of Zu­ ure, if ever, is so confined that it is do tho treasury wm intended for their aoicHorstion and the rich failed because the water froze again bad rule to preach up tbe necessity, in food of tbe entire city. Nobetquentlj a eon* a hen au appropriation is made for the psrrs fast aa the ice was removed. such instances, ef a little violence done WLEKLY HEWS REVIEW. The select committee of the United ware adopted..,.Five-or loft 841 vorton, Co) . on a Htatos Senate appointed f<n that porpoee has Ma kfiMby Indiana �belt, from tbe on­ rwkmra V il.LX. SATURDAY, - • to maturity.” MARCH‘AO, 18M The retinae the Empress of Austria fokee with her to Ireland ia enormous. Twenty-fire tit down in the Steward’s room, and sixty-.five in the servants’ hall every day to meals—ninety in the household.. • One of the grounds on which Mr. Say -demands a divoroe, at Lafayette, Ind., ia that hia wife, “ although well know­ ing that the plaintiff was a Democrat, refused him the privilege of bringing Dt mocratio papers to hia house." The Chicago Journal says; The thing to do is to enlarge the Illinois and Michigan canal into a ship canal, and improve the connecting Illinois river to the same end. Thia would solve the Chicago drainage and water problem, and at the same time give the commerce of a vast region of country tbe benefit of cheap freights from the Mis­ sissippi and Missouri river* to the sea­ board, via rivers, lakes and canals that would be navigable by steamers. The people of the great valley of the Missis­ sippi could not. do a wiser thing than to unite in “a strong pull, a long pull, and a pull altogether* to push thia proposi­ tion into practical efiect. ing off striped bugs. Hat worth $100 per ton in some of the mining district* of Colorado. Il coats more to feed a horse than it uoes a man in some of the towns among the mountains. Salt and ashes mixed in the drink of bogs lim a great tendency to ward c4^jiscakc. A solution -of copperas alsdffis often useful to purge them from worms. A wninai in the Garden says tliat if There are in California 150,000 goats, and in the Pacific Territories 56,000, making a total of 200,000 on the Pacific iron-gray whiskers, replied: "You ain’t enormously increased fatality from all. Colonel wuth u conk .1 aliqw that .bronchial affections; and of heat in summer, present a startling, and, in And “Jedge” he was from that,'ime many cases, an' appalling death-rate forth. ■ Nobody called him anything from bowel complaint*. else. Newly-made acquaintances, land­ lords, stage drivers, conductors, all used thia title, until his companions began HOUSEHOLD HELPS. to feel as if they had known him all his Hamlets.—Two eggs, one and a half life in that capacity. dug over, and all grubs and eggs of in­ cup of sugar, one cup of raisins chpped Bodily HeaL fine, two-thirds of b cup of butter, one serts are picked out It is a remarkable fact that the Prof. Shelton, of the Kansas Agri­ teaspoon each of doves, cinnamon and nutmeg, one teaspoon soda dissolved in peratuie of the body in health io al­ cultural College, favors September two table-spoonfuls of sour milk. Mix ways the same in summer and winter, calves, because, dropped;in that month, stiff and out out like cookies. in the Azotic zone and in the torrid. they escape the trying heata of sutaxujsr, John Cox, the Pennsylvania AboliJacket Cakes.—Six table-rpoonfuls This seems the more rerdarkable in can be pushed during the winter with ioniat, whose house before the war grain, and in spring ore ready for grass of white In -ian meal, pinch of salt, half view oi the fart that the body is just sometimes concealed as many as twen­ teacupful of milk; thoroughly scald as subject to the great law of radiation os soon os it appears. as every other heated object It throws ty runaway slaves in one night, and In there is not sufficient rain to keep with boiling water, add milk, and drop ofi more slowly in a warm temperature The New York and Illinois State from table-spoon into boiling-hot lard -whose golden wedding was celebrated and more rapidly in a cold, but it al­ Boards of Charities have memorialised in verse by Whittier and Bayard Tay­ supplied, even if it has to be hauled and or drippings in frying-pan of spider; ways radiates heat Congress relative to the sending of poured on them. Decomposition • is fry a dark brown on both sides. When lor, has just died at the age of 94. The normal temperature of the body blind, crippled, lunatic, and other in­ arrested when tho heap becomes dry. done, open and insert a bit of butter, is aligbtiy above 98 F. A few degrees and then eat. above indicates consuming fever; a few The Czar’s cook in tha Winter Pal- firm paupers by cities or teams in dif­ A few barrels of water from the well will soon start up heat and decompo­ Tapioca Pudding.— Four table­ below, a depressed condition that tends «oe.ia the object of constant attention ferent governments of Eurojie to the sition in a dry pile of compost. spoons cf tapioca, soaked for several to collapse and death. . . and supervision, two secret police United States, to become dependent AccordinMo experiments of tho On­ hours in a little water, one quart of Expose the living, healthy body and agents being constantly by his side upon our charities. Scarcely a week tario (Canada) School of Agriculture, milk, four eggs (leaving out the white* a red-hot mass of equal size to the passes when we do not read of the land ­ by adding $5.40 worth of bone dust to of two for frosting), three table-spoons same freezing- temperature in a long while the meal is being cooked. When a dish is at length ready, it is tasted by ing of infirm foreign paupers at Castle farm-yard manure the crop of wheat was of sugar. e Boil the milk and turn over ride, and at the end of it the latter will increased, $7.20 per acre. By adding the tapioca; add, when it is blood warm, iwo police officials -before being served Garden. Some of them are among the nitrate of sdda the value of the crop the sugar and eggs well beaten; bake be ice-cold, while the temperature of the body will stand precisely as at the most degraded specimens that ever wm increased $10. Lucerne is deemed about an hour, and after it has cooled a to the Czar. start. ' floated out of the European gutters. profirabUj baviiig a season from April little add the whites of the eggs, well . The explanation ia that the body is Ax organisation has been effected at There is no possibility that in tho moat to October. beaten with half a pound of sugar. sclf-beuting. Tho beat is constantly Uar.ton, Iowa, for the purpose of en- favorable circumstances they can ever Where farmers and mechanics inter­ Chloral Spray in Winter Cough. radiated, bnt it is as constantly genera­ jpying In the business of raising cattle get a living except by begging or steal­ marry, says J. B. Olcott in the Christ­ —Dr. Fletcher, of Washington, strong­ ted ; and, what is still more striking, ian Union, in the old way, as the wiser ly recommends the employment of the the healthy body so regulates its tem­ ami other live stock upon the pastures ing• ones continually do, keeping up on in­ spray of chloral in the treatment of the perature that in cold climates it ever of the Great West It is known as the timacy with the soil and an inter­ form of chronic bronchitis known as keeps the heat up to the standard, and Overland travel hitherto has been change of employments sad imple­ Iowa and Colorado Cattle Company: “winter cough,” which often offers so in warm climaies it keeps down the ex­ •capital $1,000,000—shares $50 each. Col. very hard on the immigrant. Though ments through tbe garden, farm and obstinate a resistance to remedies. A cess. In tho first case, the consump­ W. R. Towne, Mayor of Canton, is Pres­ fresh and rosy when they land from the workshop, mutations of fortune find solution of ten grains wof. chloral to the tion 'of the internal fuel:—or food—is steamships, the pilgrims are so utterly them versatile, and as ready to fall up- j onnee of water may be.inhaled through more rapid, and the appetite is keener ident of the company. on their feet with every change of of- a steam atomizer morning and evening, to supply the demand, and the diges­ worn upon their arrival in the for West tion is more vigorous. fairs as a cat . r , The Dennis family at Beancoup, Ill., that they are good for nothiug for T_ . . . - , , . Autumn Leaves.—I prepared autumn In the second case, in warm climates, Ir yoa—nt jour eb,ek. to grow le.Tes in lU. ,,, n,,, found bits of glass in the sausage at months. Tho Union Pacific Company “i. ‘ °* °° d,t W,'!h «« sr..tlv ulmirwl bj orory on. »bo the consumption of fuel—or food—is ranch slower, and tbe appetite craves breakfast, and that day the children's are preparing a remedy, and the “ yellow ,w«t or «our m.lk. Don t u.xko tb. them. ! Tu.ni.h..l th.n M »on .. .pn^ them food that has less of the heat-making teeth crunched powdered glass in their sleeper” will be known before long on r«,l wet or « oppy nor pro mor. ,t once tl.un wdl b. ..ton npd«n Only ram ,bOTtb<5 r«m.m.<l properties. Further, if tho heat temin luncheon at school. Tho mother con­ the line of that railroad. The coach is to increase beyond the standard, tbe prepare as much at onoe as will be all *----- •- . r fessed that, wishing her relatives to die 0*1 ordinary siz-i. It is furnished with eaten before Any fermentation takes ,, twenty-four hours, when they were body at once covers itself with water in the most horrible manner possible, seats made of light wood and sot in place in it. Where oatmeal cannot be i packed in a box, and a thick piece of (sweat), the evaporation of which car­ I pasteboard placed od top to keep them she ha 1 planned to kill them with the iron frames and with berths which fold had, fine cornmeal or cracked wheat | from curling. They were much more ries off the dangerous excess. Heat in a furnace iscaus.’dby the up like tho berths in Pullman coaches. similarly treated and administered will brilliant than any 1 ever saw. They did union of the oxygen of the air with answer a very good purpose. not adhere enough to do any harm. Both the seats and berths are construct­ the carbon of the coai. So heat isgenEdison, the invent w, is devoting his Some people make the mistake of Oatmeal Pudding.—Take one pound | erated in the lungs by the union nf the ed of slate, which insures cleanliness giving the broods hatched by two dr spare time to experiments with a view and coolness. They are oiled and var­ more hens at once lo a single ben to best oatmeal, one quart of new milk oxygen of the inbreathed air with the ♦ xd extracting gold from the “tailings” carbon of the impure blood. But this nished, preserving the natural color. nurse. If each hen has hutched but warmed. Stir the oatmeal into the is not the only source. Similar heat­ thrown away by miners. The best pro­ milk, and let it stand over night. Then The seats fold up when in use during .; one or two chicks, then, of course, it is butter a basin, put in tbe oatmial generating changes take place at every cesses yet invented for treating ores right and proper to give them all to the dav, and at night are extended to point in the whole body, as new parti­ ’ one ben. But if each hen has hatched and milk, stir in a spoonful of baking­ leave a considerable amount of tbe form the beds. The upper berths are fjVe or six chicks, she should be allowed powder, and afterward tie over the bMin cles displace the old. precious metal behind, and Edison A person who eats good food, has a divided by a partition about four inches । to rear them. That number is nearly a well-floured cloth, and boil for two gqod digestion and good health generclaims to have discovered a process for high, which prevents any selfishly-in­ or quite enough for a small or medintn- hours. If eaten as pudding proper, allv, if properly clothed, will rarely serve it np with custard sauce, current extracting this. If he has done so, he clined passenger from occupying a whole siztxl hen at this time of tbe year. jelly, or treacle. If it is to bo eaten in suffer from even tho severe cold of our -will fill a long-felt want and m.ike a vast Fowls will need the best food if on place of meat—for gooG meat it ie—use Northern winters. one. There are six sections on each abundance of good rich eggs are de­ fortune. . side, and, each section containing two sired. Wheat steeped in boiling water, tomato sauce. A Quebec Ghost. Rev. — R. W. QuejThj oleomargarine brigade has laid i double berths, the car has accommoda­ and given hot, and hot baked potatoes Apple Charlotte.—Butter a deep; The --------------B. Webster, ------------ —of wthat he has had a supernatural hold on the committee of the lower tions for forty-eight persons. The heat­ crushed with a masher, arc as good food baking-bowl; line it with thin slices of i b«c. I wheaten bread which have been soaked visitor. He lives alone in a big bouse, house of Congress having the bill to ' ing and toilet arrangements are simple as can be given; water slightly warmed 7------------------- --------------------- x------- —--­ with a small quantity of copp?ras in it j io sweet cream; fill the bowl to within aud the ghost walks through the walls prevent the adulteration of food in i but efficient. Twenty-five of these will be useful. Allspice mixed with | one inch of the top with sliced apples of his bedroom in the night. Tho rev­ charge. They declare that their inven- i coaches will be built, all being painted com-meal mush is an exoelleiit condi- ; in layers, with beef marrow, sugar, and erend gentleman is pMtor of Trinity ment. and by no means costly. Lauda- grated lemon or orange peel; cover the Church, an independent Presbyterian ion is the same as butter, both being ‘ yellow. num in ten-drop doses bos been found ' apples with thin slices of bread t-oaked body, and last Sunday he told his con­ animal fat, and insist that a delegation Wool Industries. a remedy for tbe cholera, or poultry in- io cream; covey the bowi closely with gregation about his strange experience. •of Congressmen shall visit one of their ■ Up to December, 1865, tbe wool-growi teatiigal fever, which has destroyed so j an ordinary earthenware pie-elish, in “I awoke," he said, "conscious of the manufactories aud examine the process ’ era and wool manufacturers of this I nwuiybirds. presence of a ghostly apparition. I saw, ---- j which place water to prevent it crack­ iaiuixls txtten belter m mild i-BI,>»*« in • mther-bnek even from I ptamlj■ aucern.ble, . Bgur. in bnmxn by which it ia concocted. A New York country had antagonized each other’s ! A ^ll anim -establishment is making 40,000 pounds interests, the rivalry between them hav- , weelber or .□ eomiort.blo ».nler quer 1 on'toor to one end one-hell boa-e, । b>rm, but with e moel ^ngehc oonntej nance, whose mg the effect to prevent what would 1 ‘ head was surrounded by "a oleomargarine a day, and eleven otherwise have been a most rapid ! ters lien when expoeod to the inclem- ■ according to the erne ol the cherlotto. l halo of phosphoric light oi exceeding other concerns in various ports of the growth. At that time.it will be remem­ ent sea-iou. A farmer, desirous oi test- f i । splendor, aud who stood at the foot of ing this, commenced with a lot of hogs, | A Wonderful H~mrn.fr. my b«l. A number of other apiriu country are turning out a good deal of bered, there was a joint convention held 1 nrenrgiog 175 ponnde each, on the liUlh [ Strange stories come from India of were evidently in the room, but were at Byr«u..,N.Y„ and tbetwoiadualrwa | „ the stuff. ' of September. „„ He led them „„ t«o week. , ,bo feetrperformed by ________________________ _ by a a l native mes- 1____________ nof, discernible, being obscured by the oombmad, Laving due.vt-rod that wbat ■ and lbel then, weiebe)J wembed tb.m.aud them, and found iound that that I m„,„r nwH)d Boni, wboFC . tei o( tb, c/ntnd • price rilling • that • -his - '. po.er wonld appear to l^e found quite figure, which remained standing in the Thebe is now in Paris a Russian girl would promote the prosperity of tbo j Bat the in market one had a like beneficial effect upon the I corn ^ru «> fed brought him 1.0 cent, per by we lower Ini male, upon po« IUOI1 half an hour.Mr. who, at the time the Czar was shot at, other. Their concert of action has since | bnhheL Tl , ..^,1 l«c«uaMuiv uy uuu lower oujmaw, upuu Mme position about nail an nour. air. jl . bushel. Ho weighed and fed them •luch h0 «du»T.ljr ex.ru aL He ! ‘ .7 “ Ibxt th. , was living in the Place Alexandra. At provcuUxi legiabtion mimic.1 to tbeir j two ot tb. in No. tho first discharge of the revolver she prograaa, and advance! what wu. b«t, . ,emta and „„ „n woigbjDK gives seances, to which tne public are | that of^omebody whom he Had known invited to bring all manner of ferocious j n life, and who gave him s messige of ■>« ’ lh“. ’rtU* l«>rk “ same price, his rushed from her bed to the window, and “““J th» and untamable wild beasts,■ and holds । — the most appalling character; character; but but does does — ~— wy. appalling thus witnessed the scene. Struck with Intel State. La. mulUphed almost b.. cora haJ orJ brongbt him go canU. them with his glittering eye. In a few j not deem it wise to give the particulars yond belief. , 1 terror, she crept into bed and curled One fruitful source of colic in seconds they subside into a condition | to the public just yet. a A correspondent of the New York ----------------------- ---------herself in the bedclothes. She had Tribune gives some facts and figures in horses is cracked corn. If corn is to be of cataleptic stiffness, from which they : A Man with a History. fed, use whole corn; it is much more can only be revived by certain passes this connection which are exceedingly scarcely done so when the door opened, Benjamin run, Fish, oi of Trenton, J.,., irenion, N. w. j interesting. The following table shows likely to be perfectly niMticated thin which he’solemnly executes with his ! nenjamin •a well-dressed men entered, advanced the marvelous increase in production in cracked corn, and its imperfect masti­ right hand. A snake in a. violent state j has rounded np 94 years of a remarkto her bed, said to her, “ Remember the last forty years: cation cansea the colic. It is also un­ of irritation was brought ’'to Buni by n j able existence. He lent Commodore wise to feed grain to a hungry horse, menagerie proprietor, inclosed in a Vanderbilt $1,000 when that gentleman that if you say a word to help tbe police IFS8. for then a large portion is very apt to wooden cage. When deposited on the first started out in his career; brought jou are a dead woman,” and disap­ be a wallowed without being properly platform it was writhing and hissing down the first anthracite coal that de­ peared, doting tbe door behind him. BJB.UW.WIO masticated. This can be seen in their fiercely. Buni bent over the cage and scended the Delaware ia 1823; managed i The next day the girl left Russia, and From this it will be seen that the in­ voidings. Always let tbe edge of a fixed his eye upon its occupant, gently the-old stage line and steamboat com­ crease from 1860 to 1877 was at the rate horse’s hunger be taken off with a feed waving his hand over tbe serpent’s pany between New York and Phila­ ha» never ventured to return. of 246 per cent. of hay before feeding grain. Half an restless head. In less than a minute the delphia, fifty-five years ago; wm one of The capital now employed by manu- hour extra spent m feeding, when ou snake stretched itself out, stiffened, the first directors of tba Camden and Fob -the first time in sixteen years iacturers is about $390,<300.000, and this the road, will bring jou home half an and lay apparently dead. Boni took it Amlxiy railroad, in 1830, and bos been the American Missionary Association is gives employment, directly and indi­ hour earlier at night up and thrust several needles into its elected every jear since. In 1833 he free of debt During the past year it rectly, to 200,OOv persons. Join to During the winter housing, poultry body, but it gave no sign of life. A drove the first freight car that moved paid off an indebtedness of $37,389. these estimaies the capital and number is liable to become lousy, and are often few passes then restored it to its former over the road between South Amboy and Bordentown. Horace were used Among the colored people of the South cf peop e engaged iu wool growing, and seriously affected with scurvy. When angry activity. Subsequently a savage dog, held in a leash by its owner, was that year. The first locomotive wm im­ some idea may be formed of the magni­ an important work has been accom­ tude of the wool industry. It is de­ in this condition the egg product is brought in, and, at Buni’s command, ported from England; it is now stand­ greatly diminished. Coal tar is a good plished by the association. It has at clared that 80 per cent of the raw mate­ material for hen-houses. It is a good let loose upon him. As it was rushing ing iu the shops at Bordentown, and is present in the Southern States eight rial used in our factories is produced disinfectant and deodorizer, and a pretty toward him, bristling with fury, he known as “Johnny Bull” and “ Num­ chartered institutions, twelve high here, leaving very little to be imported, certain exterminator of all vermin from raised his hand, and in a second the ber One." fierce brute dropped upon its belly, ss schools ?nd twenty-four common and it will be only a short time before every part which is likely to come in The Lincolns. wool growers will be able to supply a contact with the poultry. Tho tar though stricken by lightning. It seemed Tho valuable real estate in Kentucky schools, with a total of 168 teachers foreign demand.—Toledo Blade. absolutely paralyzed by some unknown should be applied in tbe boiling state. on which still stands the house where and 7,207 pupils, in all of which Chris­ agency, and was unable to move a This will soon dr . On all portions tbe grandmother of Abraham Lincoln tian knowledge and character are a which do not oome in contact with the muscle until released from the mag- was born, has been recently sold, and About forty years ago, a gentleman poultrv, apply the tar raw; this will be netizer’s spell by a majestic wave of hi* feature of the instruction. In addition the mother of Hon. H. Chrisman, the was tried and convicted, upon circum­ hand. • well-known lecturer on “isms,” who re­ there about 5,200 Sunday-school schol­ stantial evidence, of the murder of his more destructive aud last longer. Twice a year is quite sufficient. Kerosene is sides in Abingdon, Knox county, HL, Not Coloael, but Jndge. ars under its charge. niece. She was heard to exclaim: good, but it soon evaporates, aud to be has just received one-third the pro­ The further a man goes West in the । “Don’t kill me!" and that instant a pis­ effective must be applied twice a week. United States and gets acquainted, the ceeds. Lincoln’s grandmother was the A Washington correspondent, who tol or fowling piece was fired off. Upon less use he finds for his ’’ Mr." Raw daughter ot tbe original grantee to these circumstances the gentleman was has been investigating some new whom tbe Government gave a grant of Cold as a Promoter of Mortality. civilization iu the newer settlements convicted and executed. Near twelve 6,000 acres of land for Revolutionary processes for the manufacture of sugar months after, the niece, who had doped, The effect of low temperature on mor­ demands a more pronounced handle for from sorghum and Indian corn, says: arrived iu England; and, hearing of the tality was recently discussed by the hia name, and very likely the handle A NXGub at Wallace. Term., told his “ Within the next ten yean, aud prob­ afiair, elucidated the whole transaction. Scottish Meteorological Society, the will take tho place of the name. An exchange illustrates tbe caprice of these wife that ho must kill somebody before ably within the next five years, the It appeared that she had formed an at­ tachment for a penon of whom her un- that during December, Jan mu y, and Western titles, and tells a characteristic he went to bod. She begged him not production of sugar within the Emits oel disapproved. Whan walking m the February the mortality in tbe case ol anecdote. to select her, and he obligingly said be of the United States will supply all the fields, he wm earnestly dissuading her females rises to 11.2 above the average, The traveler who journeys westwaru wonld go down to a ball in the village demands of our 50,000,000 people, and from the connection, when she replied: but to not more than 7 8 percent, among in our favored land should make up Ids for a victim. He loaded a pistol, went According to Dr. Buchanan, mind to abcept, without demur, such to the ball, and shot a young negro girl in thia production not only will “That rin was resolved to have him., or males. it would be her death;** and, therefore, one of tho participants in this discussion, military or judicial rank and title as whom he did not even know; but he thcro be a gain annually to the wealth said: ’‘Don’t kill me, nuclei Don’t there are not sufficient data as yet to may be conferred upon him. He may failed of his object after all, for she was ot the country equal to $200,000,000, kill me!" At the moment she uttered decide how much of the excess is due to be quite aure, too, that when his brevet only slightly wounded. but even our Northern border States these words, a fowling-piece was dis­ sex, how much, to occupation, and how baa once been settled west ol the MisThe St. Gothard tunnel wan comwill become self-supporting. In other charged by a sportnnan in a neighbor­ much—say to their boots and other aouri by proper authority, it will cling ing field. The same night, she eloped fashions. And further, he states that a to him as long M.he remains in that re­ words, from recent discoveries made consumed in piercing the from her uncle’s house; and the com- comjiarinon of the meteorological with gion. and new processes applied in the pro­ M I don’t half Fie,” once remarked e the mortality returns shows, in a sb fil­ duction of sugar from the raw material. occasioned his ignominious death. ing manner, the influence of particular Scotch fellow-traveler cf the writer to a German statisticians calculate that the amount of money expended in rail­ roads since the invention of tbe loco­ motive reaches the vast sum of $15,000,­ 000,600. A German paper gives the following statistics concerning the telegraphic wires of the world. Those of Europe measured si the close of 1878, 768,786 English miles; those of America, 114,­ 157; Asia, 24,524; Australia. 23,582, and Africa, 8,148. The telegraphic net that embraces the world comprises, there­ fore, 980,176 English miles, cr 1,513,683 kilometers. . The Westminster Review reckons tbe public debts of the world at the present time at $24,000,000,000. The railway indebtedness has been eatimatad at $6,600,000.0’30, and municipal debts at $5,000,000,000, thus bringing the pub­ lic indebtedness of the world up to the vast sum of $35,000,000,000. ft is not expected that this will ever be paid,but it constitutes an annual lien on the in­ dustry of the world of $1,700,000,000. During tbe past five years $353,018,­ 255 worth of property has been de­ stroyed in this country by fire. In 1875 the loss was $78,102,285; in 1876, $64,680,600; in 1877, $68,265,800; in 1878, $64,315,900; and in 1879.$76,703,700. Of the States, New York leads in big figures. Her loss in 1876 was $14,090,000; in 1877, $11,456,400; in 1878, $8^97,000; sad in 1879, $15,793,­ 200. Pennsylvania comes next, with a total loss in the four years of $28,128,­ 500. There are iu the city of New York 8,000 Licensed drinking-plaoes, .30,000 paupers, 10,000 neglected children, 20,OOO women without characters, 400,000 foreigners out of 1,000,000 population, 30,000 transient daily. There are 800 public schools, and $4,000,000 spent on them yearly, 90 Catholic churches, with accommodations for 100,000 peo­ ple, 400 Protestant churches, with a capacity of holding 275,000 hearers, and having 80,000 members, 220 Sandayschools, and 120,000 children. Tha city supports 27 charitable institutiofib, which annually receive 140,000 people. There are 4,000,000 dead letters re­ ceived annually at the Dead-Letter Of­ fice—300,000 without stamps; 6,000 no address; $40,000 in money,nine-tenths of which is returned, the balance re­ maining in the treasury, subject to ap­ plication, for four years. $1,500,000 of money-orders and draft money-value; 45,000 packages containing property; 15,000 photographs. European letters are returned unopened—250,000 of these. One-tenth of all letters received contain property. Ten thousand applications for letters reported lost, tbe great proportion found and deliv­ ered. Hie Greeley Heirs. Horace Greeley is still a very vital and tangible memory, and his influence is potent with some of the most effective writers of the present day. Yesterday I met his sister, Mrs. Cleve­ land, in her parlors at the Coleman House, and was startled at her resem­ blance to the great journalist, which be­ comes much more marked as the years pass. She has the same superb intel­ lectual forehead which distinguished his face, the same kindly eyes, the same sensitive and mobile mouth, the same strong and decided chin, and the whits hair that is so well renumbered. She lives a quiet and retired ii’eand seldom goes into society. Her two daughters, Margaret and Cecelia, are writers of vivacity, whose sketches, poems and stories are acceptable to the better class of New York weekly papers. Co). Nicholas Smith and his wife, Ida Greeley, reside at Tarrytown, and Gabrielle Greeley, the younger daugh­ ter, makes her home with them. The infant son of Col. Smith and Ida Gree­ ley, now 2 years old, and named Horace Greeley, is the hope and joy of the house. The playthings of “Pickv," the eon of the great journalist, who died in 1843, I believe, and was so profoundly lamented, were kept sacred by his father and mother till their death, and Mrs. Greeley, especially, resented it to have anybody touch the fond relics; but now, as they have begun to decay, the strongest of them have very prop­ erly been turned over to young Horace, who gets a heap of fun out pf them, all unconscious of the sad scenes with which they are connected. Ho is a very bright and pretty boy, and full of promise.—New York Cor. Indianapolis Journal., The Decadence of Greece. Nowadays a cart cannot pass along the road from Pyloe to Sparta, where a carriage could travel in the days of Homer, and a mule now climbs with difficulty over rocks through which Pyrrhus led a train of elephants. Even vegetation'has withered and decayed. Mountains once covered with forests are now bore rocks. Water is sought for in vain in the channels of streams immor­ talized in song. The oak tree has dis­ appeared, and the forests of chestnut ■are yearly diminishing in extent The quartity of volona is decreasing, and the fruit of the chestnut tree has already degenerated to such a degree as to be a mere ball of fiber. The apples of Lombotina, once an article of export, are now almost unfit lor Bale in the do­ mestic xarket. The best land remains uncultivated, because it would require too great an expenditure of capital in order to drain it in winter, to irrigate it and grapes, the roots of which form Gordian knots three feet below the tnrfaoa of tbe soil. The vegetable earth, that enabled ancient Greece to support millions where thousands now starve, has been wnthed into the sea or formed into malarious swamps since, the terrace by which it was supported on the moun­ tains* tide have been allowed to crumble AN Engli«h gentleman named Gar­ tner lately left $1,500,000 to found a jHege' for the blind. * �ThrX-wS l«d The p«m! old Iftdy run oat to lufcet- Mr. SATURDAY. - . - - MARCH *), W. JOHNSTOWN AND BALTIMOIE. About 1843 or M4. Awyria and Maple Grove were formed into one township under the name of Assyria, and Johns­ town nod Baltimore was to be left to­ ' gether as one township, known os Johnstown, bnt the town of Baltimore received its miiue.iti 1842. fronf/ss be­ fore stated, the fact that the first act­ ual settlers were from Baltimore, Md., In 1844 Victory P. Collier wm elected ae sheriff of Barry comity, Johnstown I nnd Baltimore were getting lobe quite i thickly inhabited, or more particular}-11 of the building with it on his slmalder and laid it on its place. By an act of the legislature in the’ spring of 1843 that portion of Johns­ town now known a* Baltimore, was set off as a township. The act was as follows: “Sec., 8. That town . number two north, of range eight west, in the county of Barry, be, and the same is hereby set off from the township of Johnstown, and organized into a sep­ arate township by tile name of Balti­ more. And the first townsbiap meeting shall lie held at the house of Beardslee Blanchard in Mid township. Approved March 15th, 1830.” Agreeable to the above act of the legislature, the inhabitants of the township met on the 2nd of April ’48, aud chose BcardsleeR Blanchard, mod­ erator and P. McOmber clerk, Andrew Kelly and Joseph Judd inspectors. This being done, the Board proceeded with burincM. There were nine votes cast, nnd for the following persons. Capital ud Surplus Sloo.ooo. Lima slap on the shoulder and saluted him with “good morning, Mr. Veeka” completely upsetiuR his thoughts, and he could only stammer out “Mr.—Mr.' “ ‘ lady named over LEM ENT SMITH, Attorney at Law but Mr. Weeks had forgotten every­ body* name, his own included, and all he could do was to say that a man wanted to raise a frame for a mill down on the creek, and>an tod her husband to help, then Mr. Weeks broke for the road and mnde for Hastings ns fast as he could go. Attorney A Counsellor, WHY FARMERS DO PREFER THE (To be CoaUaoed.) HF’irilVO TOOTH 'HARROW. 1st. Because it will alone do the work, of Cultivator, Har­ JJ HOUGHTALLT, * SHERIFF. row, Pulverizer, Gang-Plow and Drill. 2d. Because it cuts double the width, and draws easier than tlie two Horse Cultivator. 3d. Because the circular form of the teeth, with the points pOBEBTS A HOTCHKISS, inclinining forward, and presenting a sharp edge to the soil, Druggists & Chemists, materially lessens tbe draft over any olher Harrow-tooth. 4th. Because its oscillating hinges adjusts it readily to un­ even ground; the frame working so closelosely to the surface, that it not only prevents the sod from turning up, but works upon tbe plan of a leveler, cutting down the elevations and pOWEBS A BABLOW, we tender to thepreparing be­ filling Keeolved, np the that depressions; thus a.smooth surface, and HARDWARE, reaved relation* of our deceased sister onr deepest and most heartfelt sympa­ obviating, in a large degree, the wear and tear of Reapers and thies. Iron, Nails, Stoves and Tinwara. Mowers. . ». R«wh «l. that a page of the journal 5th. Because the teeth incline forward like those of a Horse-1 aar Cortly i«rata tot Us Wiard.Flow. "Off of this order lie inscribed to the memon- of sister Lee. Rake, and when a tooth strikes any solid substance, it springs Reeolved, that the Sec. of this ordet, cause a copy of these resolutions to be back and upwards, thereby clearing the obstacle, and iminead- fTWRI.A. GOODYEAR, _ r_ • _ with ’it. the Dealer *" presented to parents of our deceased iately entering the ground again without interfering c authorized to Z T. au * 7iiuenenng witn me innv , onni n n.nnwinn sister, and the Sec. be send a copy to each of the county pa pft­- working ot the other teeth, or producing any perceptable extra inuni nfliuo « oDdui nAnDWAnii pers for publication. The greatest deeds nnd noblest, will draft on the team. be those unheard of now, hidden under 6th. Because the teeth, being circular, are constantly vibraIlchixa.0, Ireigbt included ? “...p, »gbro«* weeds, stones]* |UUKIUOIU IVJCIA- i ting Y and springing, 11 seldoin in cloggingwjtn^grass, ° ° ------- ’ ----------w—nr irv*r~ ing wrong from hearts that like the 1 or damp ground; thus the frequency of lifting by hand-so com- A m. black, » I ... musters all al„„vJ nlone. lnonwitllottlerHarroW8_ii|il‘voi(lediand n.far.ttend «ndthe Lhr wine-press ,i„..Imra.n Qf| 2X. Resolutions of Respect. Woodland March, lltb, 1880. At a special meeting of Woodland Ixjdge No. 81" I. O. G. T., held nt their Hnll in Woodlaud March 10th ’80, the following resolutions were adopted: Whereat it has planed Almighty God in his wisdom to remove from our midst by death on March 10th, ’80, our worthy aud beloved sister Nellie E. I^ee, therefore; S Seeolved, that the death of sister Lee this Lodge haallost a worthy and efficent member, one who wns esteemed by the mcmWra of her order, for- her faithfulness <nd kindness. Johnstown;, but the next year Balti-1 more saw many new comers among whom was a Mr. Blanchard, on whose land the find sclmol-house wns built, a frame building now removed to give j place to n splendid bonne, a credit to .. I P. . McOaiber.. j Andrew Kelly . the people of the district. The old Cl<tkAndrew Kelley. house is now n part of the resident* of Treaaurer. fj J(Meph judd,... J. Crosby. This school Iiohm* wns not built and u~xl until 1»1. n-ben the first school in Baltimore wan taught!‘he !«*«• . Wm. Harwood therein by Miss Kaiali■Blanchard, now [j2£Fd nj&. i:.'.' the wife of George Sheffield, of John- । ' Andrew Keiioy.-L... atowtv Sir. IManehanl no* radde. in i’a.'tL.StaS?.'.'.: . Rutland townsliip, nnd ns Kelley, Dow- 1 (Joseph Judd ling, IRnndinrd and Judd, were the JI ilouern of I Samuel baluwln, .... first settlers in’ the town, and nil mnv- I Hlgbwaja. ; Jaeob D. Hodgw ed from thrrr, Baltimore lino non,- of ' ‘ ita four early pioneers left, as in John- in.pcctor». poMpb Judd , ...Campbell, itown, John Herrington settled on j <Gwr w.Cmpbrii. f Porter Harwood section S3, of Baltimore, in 1845, but I ammmi t Georye W. Campbell, I Jo^pb Judd remained at the tavern of Mr. Bristol | ( Atxirrw Kelley,.—... until a holisc could lie erected in which I eoncr narwooa,.... to live. Mr. Herrington had neighlwrs It was also voted to raise for high- 1 ” ’ ” E. J. Holbrook. ') but they, were some ■tfistanee away, J. F. Orwick. , Com. driving a team, can use it. they must go to their nearest neighlxir way purposes the sum of $250. and $T3, I C. A. Hoi gh. \ for township expenses. ■ The meeting for water n distance of three-fourths of 7 th. Because, by the springing and trembling motion of the a mile, mid that curse of Michigan lit then adjourned to meet the next year teeth, and their recoiling power, we are enabled to stir double School Report. that day, the .igne, settled down on at tde house of Joseph Judd in said I The rhe sc-----------..... school in District No. one, West i the amount of soil with less power than can be accomplished OWD- How happy must have been I the whole family, discouragements ’ 13th. * Hie fol- with any other Harrow or Cultivator now in use. came daily. At one tiam they were all । tho*e uiu“ vot«re n* marched Kalamo closed’ on the | lowing in brief is the rejiort. down with tl <• ague, the mother nnd | boiuewnnl bound, each one bleared ।■ No. days in term, SO ten months old child l»cii>g confined to j with nn some of them two or “ “ taught. the bed, the child, n weekly little babe ! ,i,n*c" pupils enrolled. 62 “ half days r.-iughr. 7328 being the subject of much solicitude; a T*1®town c<»ntintietl to increase in impBelow is n list of a few fanners who have used the Spring Tooth Drag in the Average attendance, [Mist seasun ami endorse them ti» the best Harrow made. son of nine years having to bring all u^d*on’• lhe year 18->l the town cost 21 jI No. visits from tnemlwrs of the F. CAMPBELL. Vermontville. A B. COOPER, Woodland. school board. 7 the water for the family. Mr. Hen- vot«gJ ,857- 106 TO,«’,J 18fl0’ 139 voU*J JOHN CARTER. “ CEO. BROWN. Nashville. “ from Snpt. 1 ington was completely discouraged, and in 1879 ,he “umber of votes cast 1 “ C. HOUSE. “ i Other visitors, m । but his good wife, . .......... .. an invalid w“* S4B- The fin,t offlcial n c,,r<1 of the I L. HINCHMAN, Ot A. PHILLIPS, “ Total visitors, 119 i A. W. PHILLIPS, " at the time encouraged her htislmnd Rino,1"t of asM-Med to the town It is butjustice to the school, the j A. 11. COOPER. Woodland. DAN. DELLER, “ and had it not been for her, .Mr. Herr- | wa“ "hen the to:aI "mount in- 1’ good people uf the district, mid tlie Wm. FEIGHNER. Maple Grov R SMITH, Maple Grove. ington would have left tlie country rbuling State tax of $170.97, was $682.- ij school board to say, that the under­ v. KETCHAM, . v I1ABI LC. " ' signed did not experience the relief so I CHAS. MORRIS. with hia family and let others have 20- 1,1 ,87u the contingent, school, i, prculiar* to*"leacliers7at the Hose of I iFne ni i e ,Iarrow is for sale by C. ('. W(>LC<» *I T, agent for Bam ” ' ' " tv county, M< lumoriatioii. with t|,e |’U* J'o* jo" » raH itfnek ol So toolh nt OS., M tooth «l Mu., ant id 30 tooth the credit of settling up the town. ' h,»Hiway and dog tax footed up the •rhool. y But the ndvice of the wife prevailed, : ,,ni|k little sum of $1596.4■. with State scholars had In-t-u so pleasant, and my and tlie aged couple are now <-njoving I,iud county tv hear from. The great- acquaintance with people had l>een so I cordial, the co-operatiou of rhe l>oard . J7XTERPRISE LECALS. the products of their hard Inlmr and V*1 Ux ever to the town was hat! been »o prompt audefficient, that struggles of the early days gone by. I *n war fime, 1864. when $5263.40 was uo hcdm; of relief waa-exporienced in „. ■ robnle Order, At one time Mr. Herrington took Hie tune t,M‘ people must dance to. | separating. Whoever may cast their contract of one Ferris to draw wheat to । Aliout 1848, or ’40 McOmbers saw I lot m» teacher in District No. 1 Kalamo St ami or Micatcta, I will find a good school, an appreciative county of Bari?. . market, aud as tlie only team he own- ) waabuiltoh Cedpr Creek, and for • pt neonle and nn nn cnu effi.-ient Iwtnnl tbe|hFrol.ale Court (or opie, anti it nt uparu. ii of Al Iu » »e*»i«n hoMrnofal , offlce ed was oxen, it was slow ami losing I ln,,n/ vearedonen thriving business, I of IlMtinio on Mondar. tho 15th day ot March. In ' tbo year on<* thouaatxi hundred and righty. ’ After working night nnd 1 near thc Battle Creek aud Hast­ business. day Mr. Herrington found that he wns ings state mad, there was n grand ' There will l»e n temperance meeting at the M.E. Chiirrh in Assyria nearthe poorer than when he lieguu biiMues*. p«»int tor the early sett lets to congreg­ Briggs school house, on the evening of the petition, dnly varifled. New Fresh Coods and Low Like Mr. Bristol he lived on the state ate to get lumber and hear the latest March 25th, Mr. Dewey of Hastingsnnd news. The old mill still remains a > other speakers will lie in attendance. Prices. road between Battle Creek nnd Hast­ ings. and often their house wns the silent witness of what was once a use- The reason of the previous disappoint­ ment wan in consequence of bad wea­ fal nud busy manufactory of lumber. | shelter for from one to a dozen travel­ ther and the roach were impassable, he*rin« of Mid petit ers, who would hitch their horses to One of the moat lovely landscape view ! but Mr. Dewey says he wiP Im* there the law of said deceased. an trees outside while they them selves in Michigan can be got by standing . this time if be has to come on foot. Haring bought for CASH a large, neat were stretched out on the-floor of Mr. south of the old mill on the Imnk. nnd National Greenback Caucus.— ' <•<*■,,un»una*.■>□<> .«■,««««■ ■■ My stock of Herrington’s house rolled in their looking north the eye will take in the ; The electors of the National Green7 o(mM p-UoDyahocld du. old mill nestling iu the hollow, and on i back Party and others who are in fa- : Aud it l« further ordered thal Mid petitioner glre blankets. The first frame house in Baltimore the left the mill pond, dilapidated ' vor of the Gov’t issuing nil the mouev. i notice to ttw i*T»<>n« luterv«t>-d lo >ald eetate. of whether it is metalib or ffiinp paper nnd.J7 are ’ !l,e °.f “,d u>r Ptt’. N»tion»l was built by James Tnxbnry in the flume, nud partly torn out dam. While ppporad Blanchard neighborhood. and the first on the rigiit nestling cloeely under the ’ tefll and, who Will vote to sustain such ed and circulated In mid County of Barry, three bank, and partly hidden from view ' a law. aretreqneetedCta meet nt Norton’s •wU preriw. m .aid day of heart nr. frame bant wns erected by S. Weeks. Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, IA true ropy.)1 Hall, MujSe (Jmve. on^ntunfay, March - L4 ' “>!*«? Wfffi. [20-20.' The first building for white men, in by tbe hill and evergreens, stands tlie 27th. 1880, at one o’clock P, M., foi^the either town, was a cabin built in John­ house and other buildings of Darwin Purpose of nlnceing in nomination a ui Everything Probn to Order. stown by Harlow Merrills, the first McOmber, the owner of the old mill i ownship Ticket to lie supported nt I hoiw, a log one by Stephen Collier; and for whom it wns built, while di j the coming election. C—”" . ■ Jitdd l« f«d«tl I first (Im Grtttn Sure! Dated March 18th, 1880. also in Johnstown Kelley nnd Dowl­ reetly iu front, and over aud beyond I AHWMlon ofthe Protmlr Court (or Abr Count. ; * Orson Swift’ Chairman. of Barry, hoklen at the I'rnbAte Officr. in tbe City <>! , ing being the first white |>erson to all these scenes the eye will cutch a Township Committee. _____ I to inform .11 tb.t bT prompt .rbuild a house in Baltimore, n'so a log view of where once the highway wns, ot Probate. ’ tcntion, accommodating ways, good I structure. but tbe i.tains of many i Democrat Caucus -Notice is here I >v ' Prewitt,element Smith.,kJudge ..... where .......to-day ------ "otK. lnribj , . „uu, „r WKALTIIA k<xhI» and lo* prive.. hop- to retire H. DEVINLdecrareU. The first death in either town was a your. h.ve wA.hv.rr.viov, n fair .h.n, of your pntronn.v. Od reading and nilag the peilUou duly verified, of ; --- _tn< tb>l a naj^-r pertain- j Mrs. Cole, an aged lady of Johnstown, foot in depth, with nlmont perpendieu- I rnucu. at tlie Center of raid Towtmblp 1i wim— w I Hlahe.t Frier |>.Ud Cor Producr followed within a few days by her lar sides, tbe road winding tothe left to on tbe 37th of March, 1880, at onco'clock j eacape the dangerous gulf, the steep ; make a nomination of Town- } ProUto. daughter Mrs. Wright. c—u,k» .* sssjr’dsiixls... j GROCERY I | American and Foreign Marble, Monuments, Tombstones, Mantles, Ac., TTiMtting*. Mioh. PEOPLE’S DRUG STORE, A Mu.ti.nfi DRUGGIST A BOOKSELLER 8. GOODYEAB, Dealer In DR1 GOODS, SILKS HDd DRESS GOODS JULIUS BUSSELL, DBY GOODS Making a apecUty*. Phoenix lilotk, But* Si. F. HICKS, Groceries and General Prodice, Boise Ac Francis JJEIVRY ROE, Proprietor ----- CLD RELIABLE------ Teas, Coffees, Sugars, MEAT MARKET. Cheese I The first wedding iu cither town was also in Johnstown, the happy coup­ le lieing Henry Bowman and Mary Culver, but who tied the knot is among the “lost records.” James Wilson, now of Awyria tells of splitting the first fence rails ever split in Baltimore, when he wns 23 years of nge. also that he cut and.split for Kelley and Dowlingin 1842. 8,000 rails for which Im- received SOcenta per hundred. He says lie done the work in 134 days, and fell like taking another job as soon as possible. The rails were all burned noon nfter by Indian fires so that there are none lefr to allow how nice he done the work. He also tells of turn coming to him to abow them where ihrtr land was located. nnd as btu the t^e. .nd ehnttra .nd ju« « the top of the hill stands n splendid: By order of Township Committee. district school house without which, or i church, the scene would loose much of I Teachers Examination. its charm. McOmbers mill was the I first saw mill erected in the town of Baltimore, bat the Barmy Brother. J*"?™*’“X .om,r, '.!",nThT‘ built u saw mill a few vears after on “J0??. * e* f?F M,e •’chool* uuiu asnw mmnrew yean Hirer on of th|g township the Superintendent High Bank Creek, near where now of Schools thereof, will hold n public Maud. Crothon Beam raw mill. In rnwlinr at the Awyria Canter >eliool ISM Hamel S. Chaw built n unall srUt *• Dmill on Cedar Creek in th.- nreat part thf.'lMh day ofMareb. I8B0. Dated this 13th day of March, 1880. of town and with a “corn cracker” as . Wm. Pratt. Snp’t of schools for Assyria. fanners used to call his grinding ma- ■ chine, he mnde hominy for the sur- : Building Votive. rounding settlers. • Mi. Chase used to I Notice is hereby given that we .... are , argue tliat his meal or flour was more now ready to receive scaled bid's on a land, unfit for rullivatiou aud tlie Weeks started for Hartings. Mr. Chase louc the rout to come to hia mi-far on Mr. Wilson Weeks contented to do so, and after -N‘ that hia father was a man of the mritiug a few. he came to a houae Smoked Hams and Shoulders.. FRESH FISH and FOHXtTRT , IN THEIR SEASON, Lard,, by the lb. or barrel, , ^Thc Market Price paid for Hides, Pelts, Ac. Froah Gooda. Full Weights and COME AND SEE. GtM next, an * Yonrt Truly, BOISE & FRANCIS. Probate .’Votlee. noti«ioUM>per»>n....i«ce.tBdin*aid«ute, of tho M.Jib Y22F’ jwadwey ofMid petition, .nd the hearing thereof. 7 ~pr * *N» oedrto be p>£uh«d in I £h £f j SStSlMCMtJtBJ.TIoS. HEN KT TROYER. \TiSt'.l'S^to““ cunKvf smith irliilii I '«*» SJatnU.. ^"11 , SARSAPARILLA Mortgage Male. I I . w*IiitomeKerrafONiud>vi!te’ S^rrreoa^ltMichi> | tamW rt.u the due, ^.uud uud toUnl dour of o.l«r mil ,. A. M« r,„'X“^i""’'p^- >• Chase had do smutter, bolt, or other J and draft at R. F. Sheldon’s where survey marks nnd cofim-tf, that he machinery* than the grinding gear, the j Wds will be received up to April 15th. qu.lilv of tb. «oa, wooM e»rt»iul> M Cwtlrto., Mnrrh 1«. IHBO. Br Oiutra Titt »»«>». division of the section tn enable him ri—d..pm^, Tb.0?Mr. to go to tbr vety sped. Often the men Chaar raised the frame for hw mill, iu i were greatly snrprisetl and terrible the mouth of June 1854. there was a augiy when their dcwl called for a parcel of laud drsrrilted to them as MUt remember dirtiuclly of one snow very Iw-nntifiil tiinlmred land, eoimod with the lestoik, nah, etc, and n stream Mr. Samuel Weeks tdUa very amu­ of of pure spring water meandering sing joke ou himself connected with through it. to find the deed covered a the raising of this mill. A few days elm. Keep* conatantly on hand a blj Mock of Fresh and Salt Meats. : um Mffuin, mmu Probate Order. market Cor THS pLAorr.i PEPSLA, .rt £ il of JOHN HALL, i£7ta£*ott THURSDAY THE TWEN-1 Cltn« «,1« te»Ri«>a. duly rsrifirt. IDbAY OF APRIL o«xt.a<t«» o’clock ! 2L“^?_Tj!Pi ’'‘‘k’1 ut 'X"?**’- Prions H»rt the mahewwbS huiel” jw>or- � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-03-27.pdf.pdf d21c1d0469aeefc29a53e672dcb2afc8 PDF Text Text ORNO STRONG, | Editor and Propkixtor. ( NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1880. VOLUME VII. LIFE IN NASHVILLE, (TERMS; $150 per Year. Devoted to the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun. ) | —Our Johnstown and Baltimore his­ tory seems to give general satisfaction I however should anything appear in it that could be improved by the opinion of those who are cognizant of the real or any additional facta in the cate wc will be glad to receive and publish them, the idea, tai ng to publish nil personal recollections and incidents of early timj-s that will be of interest to our Johnstown or Baltimore readers. L00AL GIBBLE-G ABBLE, Aid Prrwasl Chit.Chat. I HUKBAH FOB NASHVILLE I tUitad. Wo ■* a baud of worker* •trunlioK again*! many dbeouracemenu, tare done what we coaid. traMIng tn oar Heavenly Fathi r who trewure* up every good act, lliat we, bia erring children do, Judging us Mtu we are Judged, by frail humanity, but with an impartial and ju»; Judgement. With these brief remark*. I aak yon now. to llaten to a rrtroapect of thia union. Three year* ago to day the W. C. T. U. was orcanizcd in NaahvUle with ths following officer*: President, Vice Prv»ldent, Treasurer. SscreUry and Beconllng Secretary, under favorable circumstances with a membership of 2f>. It waa thought advisa­ ble to meet every week. The great object of thia un­ ion wa* to do good coot*rale with and encourage the Ked Illblron bora. The flr«t and greatest need In thia aa wail a* all other organization* waa to look well to the finances. The first In order, was a temperanco lunch, on election day. The proceed* at tiiat lime, werp fn.HS. The next by way of an entertain­ ment, wa* a social the receipt* of tbat erelong were receipts at different times, to lbs amount of We find upon looking over the records of the I past, that most of the funds secured by the ladies, were used to furulab a club room, for tne g’ntlruen and defray other necessary expencii. April 18 t>. the ladles again realized |lX3'Jfroin another alectlon lunch. An lec cream social«t the II. 14. room, receipt* a* the first two-year* fund* that had been .ralwd by the Union, had been used as the cause seemed to demand, and row that the gentle­ men were comparatlvly aeg-s-uitaJnlng. it wa* resolved at our meeting In June the 17th79, to have Single Copies Five Cents. NUMBER 27. . Common Council Proceedings. ) Council Rooms, I Nashville, March 18, 1880. Ent eggs to-morrow. Council met pursuant to call. —Farmer Heigh has invented a wag­ School closed yesterday. The News is pleased to inform its Present, Chiprdan, -President; Olds. Roe, Downing, Boston, Cook and Rey­ on hub wrench, and applied for a pat­ 8,000 readers that Nashville lias gained j Wheat fields cry aloud for rain. nolds, Trustees. ent on the name. । And “totfn meeting day1"draws another glorious victory in securing the Minutes of last meeting read and bn nigh. Chemical Works, heretofore mention­ —A viciouscolt kicked Floyd Evortt motion approved. Miss Cad. Griffith is at home enjoying ed in these columns,—a glorious victory The following resolution was presen­ on Sunday, cutting a terrible gash un­ ted. accepted and adopted by yeas and vacation. because the works will give employ­ der the little fellow’s left eye,bat break­ nays as follows: Yeas, Olds, Roe, Dow­ Diist flics os freely as though it were ment to quite a number of men, pay ing no bones. ning, Boston, Cook and Reynolds. midsummer. out nothing to other places, but buy the Nays, none, —A. N. Gleland having sold his farm —H. A. Brooks' fine residence, in the* Reiolveth lly the (.'oininon Council of J. M. Powers/of Bellevue, was in ingredients for its products of our home' a few mile* north of this village to a east part of the town, had a narrow es­ the village of Nashville, tliat the bonds town Tuesday. fanners, who also in tuni will spend Mr. Greenfield of Baltimore, has pur­ cape from the fire-fiend on Sunday. Mr. of the officers elected in said villagiW. A. Aylsworth returned from the the money thus secured nt Nashville for the ensuing year, which arc requir­ chased another near Hastings. and Mrs. Brooks were out riding, and east Wednesday. for the nccseities of life. ed to give tanas, be fixed as follow* to — Building improvements go on. I. the door of the sitting room stove came wit:Treasurer $3,000, Marshal $3,000, Ed. lleckattarn is desperately sick W. G. Scars of Fruitport, the gentle­ N. Kellogg, Tom. .Purkey, A. Blair and open letting a pan-full of coals out on with the measels? Street Commissioner $500, Constable manly manager of the Co., has taen $500. H. W. Flint, have each commenced the floor, which burned two holes E. L. Parpslijrent to Ann Arbor on with us during the past tiro weeks On motion the President appoiuteil about six inches in circumference, work upon residences this week. business (Ju Wednesday. perfecting arrangements. On Monday the following Trustees for the several —Th” First Baptist church of this through the carpet and floor and standing committees. Don’t forget the concert at the Opera he purchased of Lewis Durkee a piece then, strange to relate, went out, and u* an object forour future work, ajlbrary. be Finance, Boston, Roe and Cook. village is to be sold on May 15th, to Hous*-, on Tuesday night. of land, opposite Lee & Fowler’s eleva­ under the *upe.-vtalon of the W. C. T. U. Jut><{3& Cemetry,' Roe, Reynolds and Bos­ the ladle* gave for their new enterprise a lawn So ­ satisfy amortagage of $1,235.91. So thus a disasteruus conflagration was J. M. Wolcott of Grand Rapids 'limes, tor, and bright an early on Hie follow­ cial. I he reeelpt* were |12.«. Other entertain ton. avoidedsays the mortgagee in the Hastings gave us a call on Wednesday. ing morning a strong force of hands menu have been given, to the amount of flftAO. Streets, pownuig. Olds and Rej credit ia due our financial bee., and the pro­ □olds. —J. J. Potter we understau d.contemBanner. S. A. Seaman, of Maple Grove, is vis­ were nt work grading for the new Much mptness of our ladles, in keeping up their duca, On motion it was decided to hold re­ plates organizing in the near future, iting friends near Shiloh, Ohio. that places our finance* where they ar*. We now works. The works are to consist of —The busted Grand Rapids syndicate a library, valu, d st 1100. Wc meet with much gular meetings on the second and in this village a juvenile singing class, I The Republicans of Maple Grove, four frame buildings with dimensions bare more encouragement on every hand, than we ante!- forth Tuesdays of each month. put it to the Hastings National Bank , including scholars from eight to four­ met in caucus nt the center to-day. Ked. Aside from volumes purchased, there have 1 respectively ns follows45x60 feet, twenty thousand dollars worth, of n a nutaler of book* presented u* l>y those wish ' The acct, of Frank Bowen was pre­ ! teen years. The project is a good one | Mrs. O. M. Yairs has moved her stock 40x45, 30x40 and 16x34. H. R. Dickin­ ing to help sualAln nor library. To all such we sented and on motion referred to fi­ which arnqunt it is clained ten thous­ and meets the hearty approval of the of millinery to her new quarters in the son has the contract for getting out i। extend, ou* beart-fclt tbiok*. With our untiring nance committee. and ia secured. and united efforte wc inteo-J to replenish onr lib­ The tollowing resolution was pre­ I people generally. The exercises will i rary, a* our circumstances allow. At each, and sented, accepted and approved by yeas the building material , which already ' every —Wm. Lowery who lived a few miles : ta purely rudimental, and simplified I brick. meeting wc see an Increasing and universal his mill is busily engaged upon, mid II interest. Wc number at present forty earnest and | and'nays aa follows: Yeas. Roe, Dow­ north of the village taxed up his fami­ in a manner to ta readily eoniprehei.d 1 Alva Badcock, of Elba, Genesee Co., faithful member*. Aa president at tbu time 1 wish ning. Olds and Cook. Nays, Boston ly and boarded the cars, on Monday, to by the youthful mind. Mr. Potter, has N. Y., is visiting his Bro., S. J., at Bar- Mr. Sears informs us that the works i| to riprn, to everyi lady ot this union, my pcrsannl and Reynolds. will ta in running order by June ist, | heart felt thank* for the hearty cooperation I. have Bx it Rbsolvkd, By the common council of th« try the realities of grasshoppers, at I Imd considerable ex|x:rience in teach- I ryville. received irom you all, it is our greatest desire, Prof. Payne went to Ann Arbor to Inext. At present the work, will have . that other sisters will Join us. in this grant work of village of Nashville, that every person engaged. I:, Plum Creek, Neb. village ol Nubvllle in tb« vale of intoxicating, 1 ing 'singing classes, and we h«qw will attend the University exercises, on a retort capacity of eight cords of 4- reform. For in "union is strength” and I appeal sold spirits*, bre*rd}or;termented liquor*, fur *nv to you to|vomc to the front and I* "armor bearers" aoae malt, —Pres. Bachellor, who recently sold meet with t he success the cause dew- * Wednesday. whatever, ahail before commencing such font wood per day (exclusive of four in this work of temperao..- and morality. ne*o-*ndon or before the first day of May, A. hi* farm t? an Ohio man, started on rves. C. Kill has taen confined to his home . cords which are used as fuel for the 80- j Mre. M. J. Tinituermuii then read her D. 1880, makejexecute and deliver to| the County Wednesday for Missouri to look up a Treasure.- of "he county of Barry, a bund to th—On Tuesday afternoon, Mr. L. M. and tail by a severe illness, but is on , home power boiler) although the com­ “Chronicles," which comtated of a brief people of the State of Michigan, in the sum of three new location. If he finds anything McKinnis returned home from town, the gain now. ' pany intend to double the capacity of i liiatnry of the work of the organization, thousand dollars, with two sufficient safeties, who ■ball be free-bolder* and reaident* of the village of better than Michigan, hr*will do well. which were decided good, and heartily Nashville, each of whom shall JusUfy in^asutn equal replenished the tire, and went about ' A new boot sign indicated to the the works another year. the amount of aald bond over and above all in—The hungry souls at a pan-cake his chorea. He went tack in the field wayfarers the spot where Frank Baker The object of the works is to manu- appreciated by the audience. Had we to debiedneaa. and ail exemptions from aale on execu­ social, recently held a few miles north to water his cuttie, when his daughter does business. । focture acetate of lime, wood alcohol, room we would gladly publish them tion. and all liabilities on other similar bond*, which bond ihal) be In the form prescribed by the of Middleville, devoured thirty live came running and shouting, that the Mrs F. Fuller and Mrs. H. Ferris of creosote ami charcoal. Through the for our readers. Mian Stella Wilson, ■ta'.utc. pounds of buckwheat, twenty pounds bouse was on fire. Mr. M. ran to the Medina, N. Y„ arc visiting their broiher I kindness of Mr. Sears we learned the then favored the audience with a well On motion council adjourned. F. McDerbv, E. Chipman of maple sugar and nearly two gallons house, ascended the roof, just in time Dr. Wickham. I modus operandiof manufacture is some­ executed piece of instniwental mnnic ; Clerk. Preiddent to save bis house from destruction I H. S. Larkins has sold his house and ' what as follows: which was followed by an excellent temof syrup. The company is composed of Grand perance dialogue, nicely delivered by —Mrs. W.G.Sears arrived in Nashville from the tire fiend. Had it not Ixxin lot to Jtal Kocher. Horace wants to Council Rooms, March 19, 1880. build alnew one. ten iftle tays ami girls. L. J. Wheel ­ for the presence of mind, and prompt i Council met pursuant to ndjourniu ’t. Rapids gentlemen, who have the capi ­ on Tuesday, and is stopping with her Prescat. Chipman, President; Roe. husband at the Wolcott House. They efforts of Mrs. M.. who ascended the i The Republican caucus for this town- | tal and inclination, we understand, to er, delivered a good, bound, practical, ship is lo be held at the Wolcott House, | push the business to the full extent of ten-minutes speech, followed by Mrs. Olds, Downing, Boston, Cook and stairs and applied water vigorously, I have' secured and will go to house­ Reynolds, Trustees. the wood market. The works erected II. Webster, who read a tine selection keeping April 1st, in Ainsworth A from the inside, the result would have on Saturday, April 3rd. The bonds of Marshal, Street Com­ . taen different. * | Geo.'W. Howe was made glad by a I this year will ta worth from ten to fif­ entitled, “The contrastconcluding, missioner, Treasurer and Constable Brooks' dwelling, on South Main St. visit from his brother Charles aud wile ' teen thousand dollars. The wood is with a well written original poem. were presented, and on motion accept — It gives us pleasure to any that Miss ed mid approved. —Scott McIntosh, living near Thorn­ of Rochester. N. N., Inst week. placed in iron retorts, holding one coni Rev. A. D. Newton, pleased the audi­ On motion council adjourned. apple Lake, was up before ’Squire Par Nellie Branch, tin- sweet singer of Oli­ J. l*ee Reed, the enterprising buggy- 1 of wood each, and hermetically scaled, ence with a song, entitled “Your Mis­ F. McDerbv, E. Chipman, ady on Wednesday to answer to a civil vet, will give a concert under the ana- I nuiker of Hasting*, has a half-column | Clerk. President. a tire is built underneath and distills sion,” when Mrs. L. J. Wilson, with pices of the Christian church, at the warrant executed by Sim.Kent of Mor­ announcement in T he News to-day. : her characteristic force, read an essay, I from the wood a liquor called pyrolign 1 L’nion Caucus.—Notice is hereby gan charging Scot, with selling him a Ope/n House, on Tuesday evening next, Clrns. Bronson a former citizen of eousacid which is carried from the re­ tilled with valuable hints, and timely given when she will render several of her that there will ta a Union caucus wind-broken horse. The case was ad­ choice solos and babuls that have made Nashville, but now of Middleville, tort by means of a “worm” and re-dis­ suggestions. Miss Nellie Branch, of held at J. M. Martin’s law office in journed until the 31at. tills and separated into wood-alcohol, Olivet, being present ascended the Nashville on Satunlay, April 3d, 1880. her so popular a* a singer. This con­ iK-epetl into our sanctum Wednesday. —One of our hunters tramped down The chemical Manufacturing Co. tar and acetate acid, which would taj rostrum, and sang with good effect, nt 2 o’clock p. in. for the purpose ot cert will embrace largely of the tast nominating Candidates for the several to Thoraapple Lake on a bunt, a few talent of the village, and taxide* the advertise for wood in to day's News. vinegar' if it was not tainted with a ] and in exquisite style, two songs enti­ Township offices nt every voter be pn-days since, and got already for game, Here's n a chance for wood choppers, i smoky taste and smell. This wood i tled, “Within a mile of Edinburg town” sent irrespective of party. • immense musical । rograrn. there will when he found he had brought a tax of Dated March 13th, 1880. Dunne Brown of Maple Grove, was vinegar is then neutralized 'with lime i and "Bini of Beauty,” tookpierseat. but , ; ta exhibited several humorous shadow By onler Committee. pills instead of precussion cap-. To | pictures and a living curiosity from the first chap to haul a hmd of wood ' and evaporated and made into a salt. was loudly encored and promptly resay he was disgusted does not begin to | the North Pole, which-canniit fail to for (Le Chemical works. He did it ou called acetate of lime, very much ns 1 sponded by singing “The Cows are in LOCAL MATTERS. express his condition as he walked Wednesday. maple sugar is made from sap. The tta Corn,” to the delight of the audigive satisfaction to all mirth loving home muttering “damit! daunt." Geo. H. Johnson of Middleville, on j alchol is refined and used for the man­ ence. Mrs. Dr. Young, not being prespeople. The admission is fixed at the < HKHICAI* WORIM. —Business men will consult the inter­ low price of 25 cents for adults and 15 Monday, and H. .1. Martin of Vermont- ' ufacture of painters’ polish and shellac j ent, Esq. Chipman iu response to call, 1 \'asli«liie. .Ylicii. ests of their customers by having suit­ cents for children, which is so low that ville, on Tuesday, gave The News varnish, and nil purpose Yor which | mode a short speech, highly compli- . We will pay the following prices for able hitching posts set in front of their i no one need miss the opportunity of pleasant calls on Tuesday. grain alcohol is used, except in medi­ • mentary to the ladies society. Mrs. L. I Wood delivered at our yard. Cash The attention of farmers is called to cine. O. Crocker read a thrilling selection i ever)- 30 days. respective places of business. It fre- ' attending and eiyoying a rich treat. b'dy beach and maple pr cord >1.75 the add ofC. C. Wolcott, aud nil who; entitled, •'Ain I my Brother's Keeper!” 49ft. quently occurs that there nn- more ...................................... r‘ “ “. .90 — John Tomlin of Kalnmo, fell very’ want a first-class plow- should not fail THE W. 0. T. U. OF NASHVILLE. I The pledge was passed, and about a 4 “ limb and laxly teams than hitching posts in town ,nnd “ “ “ 1.50 sick in November* last. A windy doc- : to see the Diamond Steel. i dozen names obtained, the benediction 4 “ dry wood, " ’ " “ 9.00 then the teamster is obliged to drive H*« Third tBalrersarj Celebrated bj a Frut. sud torof Kalanio was called, who after at ( 1.00 Mrs. Alidn Brooks, living a short dis­ pronounced by Rev. Newton, and the 9 *.................... off to some side street to bitch his hors­ 4 pproprlstr Exerriuv. 18 “ inch wood “ " “ .75 tending him a season,said he had quick • tance south-east of town, was called to es. * 1 large audience dispersed, satisfied with Will advance cash May 1st on wood consumption and to dose him would ta Mt. Clemenn, via. n telegram announc­ ; the evening ’ s exercises, and more than cut and piled at ticccssible iioints in —The «uits against our saloon ists for i The 3rd anniversary of the W. C. T. W. G. Sears, selling liquor to minors, were called at I simply a wanton waste of medicine as ing the death of a near relative. I., which was observed by a supper I ever convinced, of the power, and in­ the woods. March 34, ’80. Manager, Miss Bell Truman eanie home Irom 1 nt the Union House, mid nn entertain­ I fluence of the Women's Christian Ternthe appointed hour on Monday, and | no power on earth could saw him. However no one could sit idle by and college on Saturday; Miss Nellie I CV The latest styles of new millin­ disposed of ns follows: W. £. Burl was ment at the Christian church, was a perance Union, in molding public senlet grim death conquer without a stnig Branch came also, as Bell's guest. They ery, just received nt Mrs. Crocker’s. I titneut in Nashville. discharged on account eof insufticincy grand succeM, iu every respect. gle and consequently Dr. Wickham of ' intend to return to Olivet on Thurs­ The receipts at both entertainments of proof and H. Gass' case adjourned for 1?“ D. C. Griffith is the first to put this village was called. He took char­ day. BLUE RIBBON CLUB. one week. Prosecuting Attorney Knap­ amounted io $99.00. About 80 took sup­ in a new stock of Spring goods. He is ge of Tomlin about the middle of Jar.. E. Cook has such n mammoth stock , per, and, in the evening the church receiving a full line of Dry Goods. Hats pen was present to attend the caw for who at that time was all run down and of buggies aud can iges iu stock, that j . The juveniles of the village to the Caps, Clothing, Boots, Shoes and No­ the people. was crowded to suffication ; and many number of a house-full met at the tions. Those who contemplate buying as poor as a church mouse and os help he has been compelled to rent A. J. went away unable to gain admission. —S. W. Wai rath has been attending less ns an infant, yet Dr. Wickham ta- I M. E. Church, on Sunday afternoon in the next sixty days will do well to Haidy’s building for additional storage The worthy President, Mrs. G. A. I last, and after a spirited, spicy talk by bay at once its all kinds of goods are a sick brqther at Middleville this week. ing a firm taleiver and practicer of the I room. rapidly advancing. Truman, called the meeting to order, On Tuesday he left bis bedside to come old adage that “whilst there is life | ; E. Cook’s premiun carriage was pur­ the congregation joined in singing, Mr. Geo. II. Johnson of Middleville, home, but had hardly stepped off the there’s hope,” went energetically to IVFowl Meadow Grass, Rial Top and chased by D. M. Baker living upon the "Give to the winds thy fearswhich ■ about eighty signed the pledge, cov­ Feld Peas, at the Nashville Elevator. cars here before a telegram announcing work, and last week was able to disState Road, on Saturday last for $375. was sung by the ladies at the inaugu­ enanting never to drink anything that 97tf Ainsworth A Brooks. the dentil of his dearly beloved brother cliarge his patient as a well man, not Mr. Baker will never have occasion to ration of the crusade movement in 1874. will intoxicate, including wine and cider was put into his hands. The family needing the services of a physician The newest styles of spring suits never to use tobacco in any of its forms, regret the purchase. Rev. A. D. Newton, read a scripture for men and tays just received at went down the next day to attend the longer. Elder Holler is at Galesburg attend­ lesson, offered prayer, when the Presi­ and never to use profane language. If D. C. Griffith’s. funeral. —A mau living south of town about ing the Advent Conference; and E. dent delivered the following address: all these eighty persons shall forever EF* If you want Organs at prices —If you desire to sec the “finest thing four miles, got so full of hard cider on Chipman and Frank Fuller and fami­ keep this pledge inviolate, what a that will astonish you, call on, or ad­ on wheels" step into E. Cook’s carriage Sunday last, that he forgot all sense of lies, are over to Battle Creek “takin glorious jubilee there will ta some time dress J. J. Potter, Nashville Mich. show rooms and see those new carriag­ propriety and went about like a roaring in” the Spiritualists Convention. ia the distant future, at the rememberes, buggies and wagons. They are made jackass, seeking a place to make a fool trace of pledge-day. A society was or­ New Store T New Goods f,. The last wing of F. C. Boise's build­ from the best materials, by good work­ of himself, and finding nothing else to ing on the east side of Main St., glided ganized with the following named of­ I am dow nicely located in my new men, elegantly finished and superbly vent his feelings on, he pitched into ti by tlic kelp of Springett’s moving store, and in receipt of the finest line ficers: of millinery, fancy good, notions, and furnished, and cannot fail to please young man who chanced to ta present machine over to Ad. Stanton’s,on Tues President. Miss Helion Allen. 1st, Vice President, Mra. F. McDerby. in fact every tiling that is to ta found you, your wife or your sweetheart. All and the result was a rough and-tumble day to ta used by Ad. as an addition to in a first class millinery store, that has Secretary, Miss Fannie Blair. intending purchasers will do well to fight, neither of whom displayed ipuch his house. ever been brought to Nashville mv Treasurer. Miss Clara Garmes. good-s are made up from the latest see Mr. Cook before buying. Further knowledge of the rules of the prize Leaders, Mrs. Geo. A. Truman and The M. C. R. R. Co. now carries the spring styles and patterns in Chicago particulars in column ad. Dr. H. A. Barber. ring. After a short, time used in dis­ mail tatween the P. 0. and trains, and Detroit and Cleveland, were taught “ * —M. B. Brooks, our fellow townsman, playing their courage the t all was made as more time is needed than formerly* —Tne Detroit Evening Nan, recent­ for cash and will be sold ‘Atra. Mu. O. and stock dealer, now in Texas buy­ for dinner, during the hour of which the postmaster requests thai all mail ly announced their fourth annual ex­ cursion, east, to the White Mountains, ing up a herd of Texas ponies, recent­ the man used obscene and profane lan­ matter going east ta mailed in the eve­ ty* Come in and look at my do* other points of interest toward the At­ spring goods, I have just what you ly wrote to his brother, and in a very guage in the presence of the women­ ning, as far aa possible lantic coast. The excursion will leave want to buy and I am sorely in need of terse and forcible manner expresses folk*. w bo the young man requested The busy, bustling world, jogs along, Detroit, July 7th. The small sum of money; would take some on old ac­ him to cease,remarking that he “ ought his opinion of the great “Lone Star” the people scarcely stopping to take $90. psys the fare for the round trip, counts. D. C. Griffith. and do pains wlil ta spared to State, by saving; “If 1 had a warrantee not to use such language in the pre­ breath, or inquire how their neighbors make this a nioet delightful jourHT St. Jacob’s Oil, the German Lik deed of the whole state of Texas, and sence of ladies,” whereupon the brute prosper. Occasionally, however, there ney. ~ * M it does, immediately iment at H. G. Hale’s. could trade it fora little situation in grabbed a chair and st nick at t hose are exceptions to this rule. Such was , when people feel like the infernal regions.the trade would be sitting at the tablb, but the young man the gathering at the M. E. parsonage on dreils of thakets will be t One 3 year old Bay Colt. ^Inquire of made, too quick.” Barney, evidently warded off the blew and clinching the Tuesday evening. About fifty congre­ of NashviUe and vicinity knows how to appreciate a good country man brought him to the floor and held gated and made glad the hearts of the notice and wrooure dusters. and thinks Michigan. “My Michigan,” him there and administered a good dose pastor and his good] wife, and after a .People who waat to go crazy can is a good place to Hye, thrive and pios- of chooking which brought tilings to a pleasant social chat and a sumptous rethe httle game of 18,15 and 14, far |M4St,tta iKople dispersed to their homes I lovely termination. the small sum of 10 cents, at CTW. Smith’s. trait. And Her Environs. I The Ckfwlral Work* an Assart'd Fact.—A Mite Parrbaaed and (ironnd Broke. �Aaactot of Im! mBed and vuuaber for m much Confederate BOtwjr. cod drovu off hte Mock. texriux him bat one dom, but for hi X.F&S m«o who stood awaiting orders. Mias Howard- ■ •< Etoa’t venture could beMlu- The day waa apeut in grret anxiety by the d«d troops, mow completely cat off from all darkxwa 8oc lorad another." in arxua for iho rebellion. On reachiDR Boggy Oolonal refused to allow him to proceed on hie ( ViL About night-fall they pireed a crore-rood ta^ery, situated on a tegn ridge overlooking Oyalioy tor several miles on either aide of return to hi* ranch . l%o year following, ho was drafted into tho joyfully left hit flail. ; and it was well- ho did, for ho bad no Confederate army, and sent west of the Mlssis- country sooner cast a look backward in tbo direction he bad come than bo beheld tho enemy, scarcely a mile in bls rear, advancing in rapid pursuit He tended to be well pleased, declaring to hia White tba oowa stood waiting by. fellow-soldiers that nothing would giro him ogam left the pubie ihorooghfore, and now greater satisfaction than “to get a crack at made directly for tho over. Ho did not know ihe country, and soon found himself in a great those blasted Yankees.’ It waa not long before hia wish was grati- bend of the river, whicb-eeemed to ooil arouud flod. and ho had tn opportunity of going ovei him and his little band like a great serpent to the Union side. He waa in tho thickest of The banks were so precipitous that it would tbo fight at Corinth. In the rebel charge be Lava been suicide to attempt to pass fell aa though he had received a mortal wound, tho fatal stream. They followed the riverffor and, when tho Confederates retreated, ho more than a mile, bill camo beck almost at tbo found himself whore be had long desired to be, very starting point without discovering “tho ford." The enemy was now so close upon inside the Union lines. . Taken to headqnartt.ni, Hoc explained how them that it was impossible to escape by tho by which they bad entered this trap. ho became a Confederate soldier, and asked to route THE IOWA LOVERS. The Confederates, knowing tho predicament be enlisted to tho Union service. In the changes aud vicisaltudos of military which tbo Federal* wore in, rejoiced at what seemed to be a fortunate termination of a bard BX JOHN W. HATTON. and doubtful chase. Tbev bad but to watch regiment of cavalry—ona that had been re­ the roads and prevent the Union soldiers from tbeir stope and all would bo well. Thera’s a divinity shapes our ends. cruited-near hia old home. He knew many of retracing the lioys, and soon learned a great deal of home They could afford to take a little root, feed The following story was related to mo soon nows, one item of which pieroed his heart, al­ their borsee, and indulge in free drinks ofpine-top whlnky," which thn Union boys had after the war, and I made a memorandni memorandum of ' most, like a bullet The Howards had neon “not tbe leisureAo discuss. The time spent by gone from Iowa nearly throe years, and no one it at the time, but soon forgot all about IL seemed io know whjtber.------They hadogathered In looking over my pajHire, tha other d-^, . - ------------------------------1------------- the Confederates in resting, eating, and drink­ camo upon the incident tn faded pencil marsa I together tho wreck of Uioir once happy home, ing was very [pvcious to Hoc an.! hia littlo band. so dimmed by ago that I could h»_rdlr make . and, in a covered wagon drawn by two borsre, i VUL sense of it, but, having written the notes with I had taken their sad, alow Journey to tbe There wait text cue farm-house in tho horse­ my own hand, I needed but a word or two, southward. Tills wss all that Hoc could learn here and there, to make it plain to the under- j —all hte comrades could tell him. Tho boys shoe t>eud, wbifeh wm now but too surely a standing. < wondered why he had so suddenly changed prison to Hoc ai>4 his little Laud. Tbo story impressed ms deeply at tho time, । from one of tbe gavest to one of tho saddest I It was gsowuig dark and tbe weary horse­ man haaFnot a moment to lose. They 'rode up and when the beautiful incident, with all ita j troopers in tbo regiment to the gate of tho farm-house and cilled for lights and shadows, hopes slid fears, again ; tbo man of the bouse. All was siflashed upon my mind, after nearly fifteen years leal for a moment, theu a tall girl, dreased to a Lot ua return to the Howards. of pdtaooal straggle tn which my owe life had Minnie's father had a brother in tho South boon anything but romance, I could not rest --------- ---------------------------------------------- faded calico dress and ann-tejuno:, came content until I had Bcrved up tho dainty repast who waa reported to be very-wealthy. Ho had modestly but fearlessly to the gate, while from gone*“to ‘Arkansas In early manhood, for tho readers of The Lebo zb, all of whom I 1----"*•------- 1------'------*—J “where *■— *he _ tbo windows peered the faoeB of an old woman, had engaged in the culture of cotton on a largo pain and thin, aud several children, and iu evi­ recognize aa household friends. dent alarm, but quite Lelplaea. Tho girl was, I will begin at the beginning. —,---- ------ ------------ ---- —--------------it neemed, the only one present who had the Boc Holman WM a baudaome Iowa b»y, the J.VO,(Ml eon of a wealthy farmer who lived in one of Tbo broken-down farmer, not knowing what courage to answer tho call. She came boldly to the gate and said, in a tho interior counties of that Btate. He waa । else to do, concluded to seek a home in the a groat favorite with tho boys and girls of hte Bouthand procure each help aa ho could from calm, sweet voioo: “ Do you wish to apeak with mo?" neighborhood, l>eing intelligent, bravo aud 1 Ids brother until he waa able to stand upon hia “ No, said Soc, politely, but firmly, " send honest. rAt school be led his classes, aud on feet again. the play-'ground and in tbo spelling-matches Stopping on the White nver, in Northern your father; I wish to speak with him." "Sir. my father is a soldier. 1 have not Been ho usually led one side or tho other, and was Arkaucaa. he left hie family on a rented plantaFienerally"victorious, hte own special merit bo- tion and struck out alone for tiieNoutuorn por- my father for more than twelve months." " Then send your brother; I will speak with ug tbo moHl important factor in those little । tiou oi the State in scarab of bin brother, victories. Tho old folks spoke of Soc sn the I Kosching Camden, he be found, to hte his sorrow, him ” bad property near “bell-sheep,” and so be really was in thte, his 1 •that u-* hia *brother ---- V -J sold *hia '----------‘-------"Sir, said tho girt sadly, " my brothers arc own littlo world, Ixiundod by that invisible that city, and had removed with b<« familr to in the army, all but George, the youngest, who line which constitutes a neighborhood or school Oregon.' Learning, however, that bo still ia t**o small to serve you: he is but S years old." owned considerable land In tho Blate, ho sought district. "All rebels," thought Hoc, nut bo did not say After stalling hte teacher m algebra and his agent, a young lawyer in Camden, and de­ so. "She evidently thinkB that we are rebels— quarreling with him about the moods and sired to rent one of hia farms that still re­ 1 will k<>ep up th« delusion. My dear young tenses o£ tho verb, Boc loft school _ in disgust, mained unsold There was but one plantation lady," added he, in bio blandest manner; “ we declaring that it was but loas of time and yet to rent, tho lawyer informed him, but, af­ are pursued by tho Federate; wo are hemmed money to longer pursue hte studies under a mas ter some preliminary correspondence, Mr. in the bend ot thia treacherous river, and cut ter who knew Iona, while assuming to know a -------------------------- ------------------ ----- _____ off from all escape. Wo must crore it in the great deal more, than bis precocious pupil, j lease. next two hourr or be captured. Do yon know Whether Soc wm right or •irong in thus twitGetting tho county, township and numbers, of any ford? We have been driven off from ting the pedagogue with incompetency cuts no ho wont in eager Bearch of hte future homo tho main road. Wo must crore here or not figure “ ----- ‘-------------in our narrative. — To Itea ub Burprtee surprise aud Joy, bo be found fouud it but a day's Near tbe Holtnau homestead lived another 1 Jon noy from where he had loft his family, aud "There is a ford safe enough tn tho day farmer by tho name of Howard. on the banks of tho very same river. ' Tbo Howarda were well11 •--------u- •*-’------- -------1 ■ time, but a little dangerous after night, and to do. *to Hoc's 1I In -a •few weeks tho •Howards were-*— domiciled childhood and boyhood theyy were looked upon in their new quarters, and found it very con­ as first-class people—a little ----- ,____ ic too r prone, some ven tout for their nurposo. The farm was pro- die and bndle the horse quickly said, for farmers—but strictly "y honorable. vided with a gin, a cotton press, a good barn, Tne little follow came out with bridle in his The older Howard hsd a pretty daughter aud manr other cunvumenoee, which, but for hand —ho wm used to obeying thia big sinter— . ... Hoc's ------j innbiliiy (o stock the place and lure help, named Minnie, who waa about age,...aud tho two were playmates and school.fellows would have proved to them a valuable planta­ but ho wan crying piteously, "Oh, Sin' " and be seized hold of hor dress, from tbeir childhood to young tuauhoad and tion. three "rob ' men uotog to take you off?" womanhood. Mr Howard soon received another letter “are “ No, Georgia, dear," said the stetor, stoop­ They loved each other as children, and this from hui bro’hcr, lull of sympathy and broth­ ing and siwiing the boy tenderly "lam go­ love had grown almost to « paaaiou before erly tendernere, tolling him ho abonid havo tb«iv were oid enough to think at marriage tile place as long aa be wanted it, free of runt. ing to show them the ford I will b* back in Minnie's parents loved Boc, and had come to They went to work in the soring wffli re­ half an hour. Kun now aud eaten Prince and look uw>n him almost as one of their own fam­ newed courage and energy, and made a good sadilte him right quick; tbai's a darling. ily. With all tbeir pride they bad no greater crop of ootton. All the money they could spare These arc honest men—soldier- Brave men ambition, no fonder hope of Minnie, than to see from tbo nale of their first crop was expended like these never make war on mother and chil­ her tho happy ,y>ung wife of Holman whom tn mules and horses, and they were preparing dren " they regarded as her ooua) an! honored great­ to cultivate the whole plantation tne spring ly for bis many ixcelleut qualities, bulb of following, when the war breko out. head and heart. ’ Fean ng be might lose his stock, Mr. Howard on Soatiiern wc.m> n, and may God forbid that The young people dreamed on in blissful ex­ disposed of ail but hue horse All hia plana wr Hbould ever harm you or yours' " pectation of the bright future instore forthem, for the future were now broken up, and the only " Amen!” said a chorus of voices on either and not a hint or doubt was ever indulged that question witb him and bis two sons was, -How ride of Sergeant Holman. "There is little danger," van all the young fortune would not tmile upon them procteelv shall wc keep out of the rebel army ?" aa they wished. The Holmans were nat-nfied, ladv rai g she sprang lightly into the saddle ar>d led the way, telling tho m>ldi"ni to follow. tbo Howards delighted, and Hoc and Minnie were as happy aa the blackbirds that sang ail Fearing conscription, and finding it no longer “There la no Univ to be lost," said she, laying day long tu the applo-tieeo. ifo to remain «t home, Mr Howard nd his In an evil day there came a bachelor uncle | of Mninie'e, a wealthy stock dealer, for a mutll favor, praying that Farmer Howard, hia brother­ in-law, would go on bla bond for t’A'.OJO. He saw, or thought be did, Jnat where ho might i double tho amount in icaa than six mouths. His funds were ail invested in young stock; he must borrow tbe money or loec the opportunity ■ of making a handsome speculation. ’ Farmer Howard waa too kind to say, fa, had sever learned to say, that hard but honest lit- , tie word, no. He tugnod tu«» ratal paper with a trembling hand, and.i n Icsh than six mouths, j eras reduced to poverty.The Holmanc, except Hoc, bad never loved tho Howards, because they naturally felt their inferiority when in the presence of euch " hightoned people." Wbo.i this fortune at.last came to tho Howords, the Holmans twitted them with their past arrogance, and tho families parted to bitter hatred. Old man Holman now forbade hia son koc-,tog company witb Minnio, and tho pride of Farmer Uuward bad been so dtx-nly wounded already that ho, very foolishly, did the same thing, though in the moot gentle manner, for bo sadly deplored tho joung people's infatua­ tion. Old man Holman threatened to disinherit his son if be mamod Minnie, and there appeared littlo to the near future to console or ebeer the wont tot*L Louis, whore they Joined an Illinois regiment. It eoon became a 11 fo-aud-death struggle with the women and children who were left at home Mmu.e txjk control of everything. Her I mother was never very strong, and tbo troubles ' of tho last throe or four years hail almost broke her spirit, but Mmole ruse with a strength aud j courage equal to the terrible roaponaibi ily now ' resting upon her, the responsibility of support­ ing her mottier, her little brother, and two si» teni, younger than herself. Il was a severe Hovere !I struggle, m >ro severe than tho reader can well I imagine. The writer exaggerates nothing Ho oblaino-1 tho story from their own bps, and Minnio became a farmer. Assisted by her little brother, who was tenderly sp>.red all labor beyond hi- strength, she plowed, planted, aud reaped, aud had the satisfaction of knowing that tho dear ones for whom alio laborel had, by her own individual exertions, been spared the pangs of hunger. It wa» a fierce struggle, and the combat waa fought on a field of effort strangely unfamiliar to out heroine and under difficulties such aa would have crushed tbe heart of the bravest man unless that heart, like "Are you u.it afraid this woman will discov­ er our identity and toad us into an ambnscailv?' Ba'd one of tlie boreement in a whisper, to Ho'man, a» they disappeared into a denae forest _ " No," said he, " 1 had aa lief bub poet an aug-L Dil you not hoar wtiat tu« said; did you net ace how tenderly she soot bod anti comforted that child? Don't talk to me of treachery! Hho ia a rubel, no doubt, but she will -«o n« safely over tho river, never fear." "Halt!" It w&a the voicj of the young lady. The company camo to a halt. “ Now,” siiti ahe, " tho path runs down the stream for nearly one hundred yarda before it reaches tho water It is very narrow. If you miso it six iuci.ee, one way or another, you are lost Single file; slowly, guntiv. follow me; keep to Bight of each other; don't press too closely; forward, march!" In a few seconds tho whole company was in the midst of the stream, which wait breast“Halt!" The company again halted. “Now " «aid she, ‘the danger t" not vet half over. Tho aaoaut 1b mom difficult. Ito c*roful not to crowd oach.ot r, and (< Uoar ma" It waa a tong, tortnoun, elippery pathwav, and very dangt-roua, but all roacbtxl too oppo­ site bank, in safety. Too men were profuse of thanks. Ono wan ill-brod enough to offer bnr his purse, which be heartflv regretted the next moment, for she oslmly said: “Nir, an rou suppose that I would risk my life for money?" Tho trooper numbly begged hor pardon. If the mon were gratofn), how much more must Hoc Holman have felt beholden to the fair yonng rebel who bad saved bit life? Ho lingered at her aide. At last be ventured to Tne family wka to no danger of bodily barm. Tho neighbors, though strongly A.uthern in sentiment, ye» treated them very kindly. were fighting tho same grim monster, reamed stoadfret and faithful through all this They hunge., and had li'tle time to think ill of their storm of adversity, notwithstanding tbe bitter- neighbors, because they happened to sympa­ cess which existed between other members of thize with tho Yankees. tbo estranged aud embittered households. Boe sought an interview with Minnie, and bonretiy and lovingly confided to her tbo im­ After Marmaduke's raid on Cape Girardeau portant secret that bo had determined to leave Lome, net for hte own sake, but for her whom and Now Madrid the regiment to which Holbe loved so dearly. He would go to Toxas, be waid, aud open a stock ranch, build for them a lowed tho rebel General in his retreat uatif they cozy Itulo cottage, return, marry and take her found themselves within the Confederate linos, to the Lone Btar Btate, despite the Holmans which then embraced nearly the entire Btate of and tbe Howards, and, if need be, despite the Thcro was some desultory fighting, but no wh-do world. “It lo strange," ho said, ‘that you have They renewed their vows, not tho old enthu­ srioua engagement The forces of both not discovered our disguise, for wo are not siastic vows of childhood, but pledges far more binding and sacred; for they bad now learned Northern Arkansas, intent on taking each other rebels, but Union soldiers." “I knew it all the nmc," she said, calmly. the full import of true love and the sacred, at a disadvantage, and it required tho greatest “And yet you rt-ko 1 your life far u<’” meimngof such vowa Neither doubted the caution on the part of the Union forces to pre­ ‘Yes, and why not? 1 am a Unionist: my vent surprises, as they wore among enemies father ami broibcra are in tne Union army.” as l »v re could well be who were about sepa­ and in a strange country. Tho Confederates “And you would have let ns go without tell­ rating, not to west sgsin pcrhatMi for yearn. easily obtained nows of all tbeir movemeute. ing ns inis, had I not quizzed you?” “Yea; it M not formj to bout of what I did HL formation. <>f tne motives that induced me; I was only Hoc was one day ordered to take twenty mon or Hoc arrived safely in Toxas and set about too happy to eave you and your men. That I hia baldness with all the tact and energy of a aud make a ro-xinuoiaaaucc down the White sney eoded in doing so wm glory enough for young man of sound body and mind, and with river, on both banks of which Che Union cav­ • purpye, too. as sacred as ever actuated a alry were now stationed in considerable force. “ Tell mo your name,’ said Hoc, to a burst of Urn object of thia reconnniaasinoe vn to ascer­ tain llm preciae locality of the enemy's main earnest enthusiasm, “itist I mav remember you. He eatabltebed himself on tho frontier, where eamp. Hearting before daylight, he had reached a' me your name, that I may ble s yon al! the days at niv life—that I mar tell her to whom I owe my life, and «he, too, will tore you an long he proaperod almost from the etart. He ptxrpoeo to croae me Wnite river at a ford—the a* life snail last!" ‘My name la Minnie Howard,’ she said. In the oouatnr. Earnest in his desire to way -and return to Ito. command from tho op­ that sweet tone of voice, which hud toother be aitemptid Io make his oec»pe through the posite side He must trust te blind luck to days boon so dr-ar to young Holman, when they were so happy aud coniideut in each other’s rebel I'.uv*. but, ou reaching Bo*>ham, he wm dud this eroding, t.r t l-o to such chance in­ not alhi«ed io cootiuno tits jouruev without formation ee forum might throw to hia way. certain d icntm nte, which be retnroad to bare HI- men were mainly dreeeod to dtincuV wntioo and skgmxL Tbe authorities, who clothing, but the iltaKUias was imi>erfect, and felted todt c lve. tlosoou disc reared that he was Had it not been no dark—could Minnie Howpuniuad b» several omuatii*. of th- etteujy, and rd hiveseen the straqxo expression on Hulmuat put the river belwteu i«n ai>d hte owo H'tlB band or suffer the worst fate to store far when- he remained for nearly a year an himself and fellows. tettatorof the storooy scenes that were ‘More onward, b >ya/ said 8 c to the borae- gentle tone “ You need not endanger yourself to put me safely across the stream. I am quite familiar with tbe road; the rebels, should I meet them, will do me no harm. Good night!’ >1—** ‘ I------ A Fight for the SUndord. Shorfljr after the civil war hod ended, a youag rustic m army bine, with a musket, stopped on hir homeward wav our house. That laded dingy blue was the most interesting color iu the world then,and, aa this aoldier,scarcely more than a boy, ate hia dinner wa felt grateful to him. He had a simple, nar­ row mind, which all hia experiences of camp and field had not deeply im­ pressed. Presently he-said he’d got somethin' he didn't know bnt we'd like to see, and polled out of a breast-pocket a leather case, which he opened, dis­ closing a large bronze medal. We read the inscription; it waa to the effect that the Congress of the United States pre­ sented this medal to Corporal---- - for bravery in the field. Then, of course, he had to tell us the story, something after this fashion: “ Wai, ye see, it waa down the peninselar one of them days when we didn’t seem to be doin’ nothin’ 'twnz any use. We was most np the side ’f a hill an* vz quiet ez a graveyard, but sometimes if a feller on’y showed his head over the top he see and heard enough, I tell ye. I iep’ creepin’ np an’ lookin' down, an' I see a lot of rebs ’twun’t doin’ any more’n we, an* a big feller in the mid die; he stood kind o’ careless and sassy' holdin’ a hansum flag. I told the feller next me, sez I, ‘ I snum I I’m goin’ to get that flag!’ He sez, ‘ Don’t you be a darned fool! ’ But I jest dropped my gun and run down hill, 'n I was right inter ’em 'fore they seemed to notice it; ’n I run right up to the big feller an’ says, ‘ Here, you, give me that flag!’ 'n he jest let go, 'n I put it. I tell ye, I didn’t wait to say, ‘ Thank'ee,’ nor anythin'; 'n if the bullets didn’t sing 'round my way fera’while1 But they didn't take no sort of aim, ’□ I got up to the boys all right. I tell ye, that big feller must have felt kinder silly when he thought on't! ” — Springfield Rejmbluran. PITH AND PO1HT. An onnoe of keep-your-mouth-shut fighting !■ Bho reined her horse is better than a pound of explanations rer bank, but Boc detained her after you have said it. * _________ ___ _________ The prisoner being asked whether listening to what I am going to say. F am a he struck the man in the heat of pas­ soldier, and 1 claim to bo a gentleman. You eay your name is Minute Ho ward. Tbo woman sion, replied: “ No; I struck him in the I love, honor, and adore te of that name. I pit of the stomach.” havo not seen Minnie—my Minnie—for more than throe years " In extremis: Pat—“ Do ye buy rags “ four name?” said Minnie, breaking into tbo and bones here?” Merchant—“ We do, conversation, with aa impatient and bewilder­ suit.” Pat—Thin, be Jabers, put me ing tone of voice. on the sohkales!" “Holman." “ floor Didactic parent — “Do you know “Tbe very same." why I am going to whip you ? ” Imper­ “Then yon nave found your Minnie, and tinent urchin—“I suppose because you thank God, I have found a lover, too, whom 1 had almost despaired of over seeing again!" are bigger than I am.” . And ahe fell to crying, while Soc held her gen­ Nurse—“Good-morning, Mr. Brown. tly to hte bosom. Did you have a good night? ” Patient The lovers embraced fondly, kissed a loving good-by, with new vows of eternal devotion, —“ The night was good enough, but separated to moot again “ when this cruel war I’ve had a beastly time of it—I have." teover." After tbo stars and stripes again waved over every Btate in tho Union, and peace There is something terrible in the returned to bless a re-uni ted country, Hoc Hol­ expression of a cross-eyed barber when man returned to Minnie, and they were mar­ ried. he takes a customer by the nose and Bupposing hte son was dead, old man Hol­ holds a bright new razor over his man wre too happy when Hoc returned on a visit throat. to Iowa, accompanied bv ills bride, to foci tbo “If I fail in trade, I can come bock least indignant at hia forbidden marriage. Ho gave Soc his patrimony and hte blewnng, aud to bee-raising," said Bijah. ** Donno,” the young man returned to the South, where he raid his father; “ bee-hives are pretty now resides on a fine plantation, not far from ■ poor things to fall back on." The old tho Howard mamdon, which hia father-in-law i | man was right. now owns, thanks to hia kind brother. The | father and hia two eons returned safely from | ' It was said of an inveterate drunkard the war, and, notwithstanding he and hte ncigh' that he had met with a great affliction bors fought against each m tbe war, they al! I live in perfect peace. The old man la a Justice and drank to drown his grief. “Then, Advice to a Toung Man. of the Peace, and one of bis sons in now Sheriff said a bystander, “ his grief most know of liir county. Soc might have held places of | No, my son, the world does not owe how to swim.” trust and iiouor had he not preferred the peace and quiet of private life. Surrounded by all | you a living. The world does not need I “You promised to pay that bill yes­ that a man can well dreire, he finds in the bo- ' yon, just yet; you need the world. If terday," said an angry creditor to a ciety of wife and children a glorious "urccuo you can convince the world that you from the stormy days of jits youtn, aud he j are necessary to ite well-being, its hap­ I debtor. “ Yes,” calmly replied the often dwiterca that God has blcwsed him above j other, “ but to err is human, to forget hte dosertB, but Minnie does not think so; what : piness, its pleasure, its moral existence, divine, and I forgot it." woman ever did when estimating the happi­ ' then the world will begin to claim yon A loving British wife's postscript to ness of the man she lovre? And tills, kind and make room for you in the body reader. i» the happy ter.ntnstion of su pews, with the softest cushions and the h&r husband in New York: “Dear Confederate yarn । William : I have perused the police easiest foot-stools. But don’t fall into I rejiorta and Morgue returns every day, the common error of supposing that the world owes you a living. It doesn’t hoping to see your name.” How “Tom Jones” Won Sold. A Danbury man can kick eleven owe you anything of the kind. The We are told of Fielding’s “Tom world isn't responsible for your being. inches higher than his head. During Jones” that, when tbo work was com­ It didn’t send for you; it never asked j good fruit years he hopes to make con­ pleted. the author, being at the time j you to come here, and iu no sense is it siderable money in traveling through hard pressed for money, took it to a 1 obliged to support you now that you the State and kicking boys out of trees. second-rate publisher, with a view of are here. Your living is here—a good, Charley—“ What girl was that you selling it for what it would fetch at the comfortable living. Plenty to oat, moment. He left it with the bookseller, ' plenty to wear; an abundance of good, . hod in tow last evening?” Harry (on and called upon him next day for his de­ healthful, hard work ; ripples of laugh­ ■ his dignity)—" What you please to call cision. The publisher hesitated, and re­ ter and sprinkles of tears; hours of , in tow, sir, is what people of culture quested another day for consideration ; happiness and moments of heartache; generally a|>eak of as blonde tresses, and nt parting Fielding offered him the days of labor aud nights of rest; duties str.” Tennyson frequently spends hours manuscript for £25. On hia way borne I to be performed and rewards to Im- won ; Fielding met Thomson, the poet, whom it is all - here, son disapjointmeuLs, over a single line of his poetry before he told of the negotiation for the sale struggles, success aud honors—but the । he can get it right, and the Sweet Singof the manuscript; when Thornton, 1 world doesn't owe yon one of them; | er of Michigau says if she couldn't knowing the high merit of the work, j not one. You can’t collect your living I write uoetry luster than that she would conjured him to be off the bargain, and I as you would a debt, by simply present­ ! be ashamed of herself. offered to find a better purchaser. Next ing your bill, or giving your lawyer tbe A mf.mueii cf a School Board, not ■ morning Fielding hastened to his ap­ account to sue. You have to work for thousand miles from Boston, visited a pointment with os much apprehension > it. son, and work like a Trojan, too. school under his jurisdiction. When lest the bookseller should keep to his I When you hear a man say that the asked to make some remarks, he said : bargain as he had felt the day before, , world owes him a living, and he is go­ “Well, children, you spells well and lest he should altogether decline it. To ing to have it, make up your mind that reads well, but yon hain’t sot still." tho authors great joy, the ignorant he is just milking himself a good ex­ When Boulton, the engineer, partner trafficker in literature declined, and re­ cuse for stealing a living. The world of Watt, stood iu the presence of turned the manuscript. doesn't owe any mau anything, son. It He next set off with a light heart to will give you anything you earn, and George III. to open to him tho mys­ his friend Thomson; and the novelist you just look out over the world and tery of the steam-engine, and the King aud the poet then went to Andrew , know that all the plunder you can gath­ asked him os he might ask a peddler, Millar, the great publisher oi tho day. er iu by honest work is yours, and no “ What do you sell, sir?” Boulton re­ plied, " What Kings, sire, ore all fond Millar, is was his practice with works of more. If you can’t get any, why none of—power." light reading, handed the manuscript to , of it is yours, aud if you can reach out Clergyman to newly-wedded pair— his wife, who, having read it, advised aud carry away ten times ns much as him by no means to let it slip through your neighbor, why that is ml yours, “ Tbe marriage state imposes various his fingers. Millar now invited the two and he has no right to wait and whine duties. Tbe husband must protect the friends to meet him at a coffee-house in j over his bad luck and want you to di- wife, while the wife must fellow the the Strand, where, after dinner, the I vide. And, my son, in all human prob- husliand wheresoever he goes." Bride bookseller, with great caution, offered | ability you will not want to divide. I — “Jjor-. sir.can't that be altered in our Fielding £200 for the manuscript. The j hope you may, but it is very likely that case? My husband is going to be a । country postman.” novelist was amazed at the largeness of you won’t.— Bob Burdette. the offer. “ Then, my good sir,” said he, ! A bridal party approached the hy­ recovering himself from this unexpected , More About Theodosia Burr. meneal allar and the clergyman pro­ stroke of good fortune, “ give me your ceeded with the sen-ice: “Wilt thou, i The reported confession of a dying hand—the book is yours; and waiter," Mary, take, etc.?" he inquires. “Naw!” I sailor in a Michigan poorbonae, a few continued he, “ bring a couple of bot­ j is the reply. “ What I” cries the good tles of your best port.” Before Millar | months ago, concerning the death of pastor; “ if you don't wont to marry this Aaron Burr ’ s daughter, Theodosia, has died, be had cleared £13,000 by “ Tom I gentleman, why didn’t you say so soon­ Jones.” out of which he generously attracted much attention, and facta go- er ? What mode yon wait till the mo­ made Fielding various presents, to the | ing to support the aged pirate's state- ! ment of the ceremony ?” “ Because, | raent have recently come to light in the amount of £2,000; and, when he died, I sir. you are the first that hat conde­ be bequeathed a handsome legacy to I course of discussion and correspond­ ' scended to ask my advice or consent in ence on tin- subject in North and South each of Fielding’s sons.—Gafignani. the matter.” Carolina. The dying man in Michigan It is pointed out that, in these bad said he belonged to a gang of pirntes Getting to the Rear. who captured the vessel on which the times, a hint how to provide a most ac­ Tho following, related by nn officer lady named took passage 'rom George­ ceptable and inexpensive present for of the Stonewall brigade, may interest town. and asserted that he witnessed the children may not be unwelcome. sol'o of our soldier friends: her death by being compelled to " walk It was the practice of an eminent army While Jackson’s corps waa cautiously the plank” into tbesea; and now comes surgeon to lock up his olive branch a moving to the flank and rear of the Dr. W. G. Pool, of Elizabeth City, N. week before the anniversary of his Union army at Chanoellorsville, the C., who is the possessor of an oil-por­ birthday. On that lay he solemnly Confederate cavalry in advance became trait which bears a remarkable resem­ opened his dungeon and released him, engaged with the enemy. Soon a blance to tbo engraving of "Theodo­ saying: “The most valuable boon wounded and bleeding trooper waa seen sia” in Davis' history of Aaron Burr, which mon can enjoy is liberty I Take emerging from the woods in front aud which, he says, he obtained in 1869 it, my son, as a welcome present from After looking around, he moved in the from an old lady named Mann, who your parental” direction from which the infantry were lived near Nag’s Head. According to marching, as if seeking the rear, or, as Mrs. Mann's story, her husband found English Prices for American Goods. the average gray-jacket would Hay, the tho picture in tho cabin of a pilot-boat One of the commercial puzzles yet r’ar. Soon afterward rapid firing ex­ that came ashore near Kitty Hawk, with to be explained is the reason why you plained tliat the blue-jackets had closed saii set and rudder fastened. The ves­ can buy excellent “Blue Point" oysters tn behind Jackson, and it waa not sel bore evidences of having been plun­ in London for a shilling a dozen; why long before the poor cavalryman was dered and abandoned, but there were the Atlantic and Scribner’s montlilies seen coming back again. When oppo­ no signs of violence. That a pilot­ can be bought there for the same price; site the “ Stonewall," another cavalry­ boat of the description of the one that bow it is that American butter, cheese man from tho front also arrived. No. 1 sailed from Georgetown, 8. O.. for New and beef are now to be found in neariy at |ouue ivoognized him, and said, York, having on board Mrs. Theodosia every village of Bcotland and England, “ Hallo, Bill—wounded ?’ Burr Alston, came on shore at Kitty­ while the greater part of the seacoast “ Yes," said No, 2, “ but not bad. Let's Hawk about that time, there is no mat­ population of Wales live on American git to the r’ar.” ter ot doubt. That the articles taken canned goods, all of which can be At which No. 1 exclaimed : “ This is from tbo wreck, including the portrait bought for far less than here— a good the darnedest fight I've bin in yit. It now in possession of Dr. Pool, and ar­ out of American beef, for instance, costs hain’t got no r’ar.”—Harper's Maga­ ticles of female wearing apparel shown 2 pence half-penny, or 5 cents a pound. zine. 1 him by Mrs. Mann did once belong to a Developing our commerce is a good lady of culture—such as Theodosia thing, but is there any reason why we An Artist’s Luck. Burr—there is no manner of doubt. should not be able to get things pro­ A lady oalfed at a photograph gallery So that the unfortunate Theodosia duced here for at least the same price in Columbus, Ohio, with a baby whoe>e " walked the plank" seems probable, if that our British cousins can? If the photograph ahe desired Uken. The the story of the dying man in Michi­ Atlantic and Scribner's monthlies are necessary arruugumeitto were made, the gan and that of the living Mrs. Mann to be bought in London for a shilling, little cheiub was propped up in a chair in North Carolina are taken in connec­ why should we pay more than 25 cents in the beet possible position, and the tion.—New Orleans Democrat. for them? or, what is a more vital ques­ artist was pr<»cee<liug to adjuHt his tion, with American beef at 5 and 6 The Boston newspapers tell ot a cents a pound at retail, why is it that camera, when the mother excused her­ self for a moment The moment grew stage-struck woman who got a divorce the lowest price in the wholesale mar­ to minute, and the minutes to hours. from her husband in order to become ket here ia 7{ cents a pound, and that In abort, the mother did not come back, an actress, failed dismally behind the without the added expense of transpor­ and the artisi finds himself with a footlights, returned to her home, and tation and other incidentals? An ex­ randy-made baby on his hands, whose begged to be made a wife again, which planation ia in order from tho produc­ name and origin axe unknown to him. waa done by a remarriage. ers.— Philadelphia Press.. �Thr^’nvS All the fatty mulated in urugvn •* _ WEp”** ' , tion of solid matter, than the white. Thisrefore, in an alimentary point of view, the white and the yelk differ con­ siderably from e*eh other, the former being mainly a simple solution oi albpmen. the latter Iwing a solution of a mottled form of Albumen, together with a quantity of fat. * * * B*w aad lighth-boilod egg* of di­ gestion. It is said that raw eggs are more eesily digested than cooked ones; but this may be doubted if the egg is not overcooked. A hard-boiled egg John Locke, the English philosopher, presents a decided resistance to gastric wu a favorite with manv of thagreal solution, and has a -constipatory notion noblemen of hia age.' They liked his on the bowels. robust sense and ready wit, and enjoyed even the sharp reproofs in which he oc­ CUHWUS AND LNTEBESTlhU. casionally indulged. On one occasion he had been invited to meet a select During the period of nearly two cent­ party at Lord Ashley's. When he came uries the first-born of the house of they were playing at cards, and contin­ Austria has been a girl—-asingular fact. ued absorbed in the game for two or The embalmed head of Oliver Crom­ three hours. For some time Locke looked on, and well is in the possession of a,daughter then began to write diligently in a of the Hon, Mr. Wilkinson, an English blank book taken from his pocket At gentleman. It is carefully preserved, length . they asked him what he was wrapped in costly envelopes, in a strong antique box. At the Restoration the writing. He answered: “My Lords, I am improving myself embalmed body of Cromwell wm taken the best I can in your company; for, from Westminster Abbey and hung at having impatiently waited this honor Tyburn. The head wm cut off, a pike of being present at such a meeting of driven through the nock and skull and the wise man and great'wits of the age, exposed at Westminstei Hall. The I thought I could not do better than head is said to be almost entire, the write down your conversation, and here flesh black and sunken, the hair remain­ I have in substance all that has passed ing, and even a large wart over the eye. The splintered pieces ■ or a pike and for this hour or two.” ' The nobl* Lords were so ashamed at rusted iron are attached to the head. jtho written record of their frivolous Paradoxical aa it may seem at first talk that they at once stopped card­ glance, it is a fact that the top of a playing and began the discussion of wagon-wheel moves, when the vehicle an Important subject. is in metion, twice m fast as the hub at Thomas Carlyle has uttered even a the center. It may be shown that the more pungent reproof of idle talk: “If top moves the faster in several ways. we can permit God Almighty,” ho says, Take two wheels, say a foot in “to write down our conversation, think­ diameter, and let one be station­ ing it good"enough for him, any poor ary ; place the periphery togetner Boswell need not scruple to work his and roll one wheel around the will of it”—Youth'8 Companion. periphery of the other. It ia plain, when the complete circuit has been made, that the top of tho movable To many a good man the bed of death wheel has described a circle, the radius has been the oouch of life. The spirit of "whjch is throe feet, in the same time contrasted itself with the dying body, that the bottom Iim described one of that it might more emphatically assert one foot radius, and, having traversed tbe greater distance in the same time, it the power Of .the endless life. On each a couch rested Bishop Haven. follows that it has moved the faster. Groups gathered round it, to muse over The proportions of the human figure the transition from death unto life. are six times the length of the feet “It is ao pleasant, so beautiful, so Whether the form is slender or plump, delightful dying," said the living Bish­ the rule holds good; any deviation op. “The angels are here. God lifts from it is a departure from the highest me np so in His arms, I cannot see the beauty in proportion. The Greeks River of Death. There is no river. It made all their statuei according to this is all light I am Boating away from rule. The face, from the highest point earth up into heaven. I am gliding of the forehead, where the hair begins, away into God.” to the chin, is one-*cnth of the whole “Good-night!” said an old friend, as stature. The hand, from the wrist to he turned away. “Good-night!” was the middle finger, is the same. From tho reply, “but when we meet again it the top ot tbe chest to the highest point will be good-morning." of the forehead is a seventh. If tho And so waa fulfilled the word of the face, from the roots of the hair to the Kiphet “at evening time ahal! be light." chin, be divided into three equal parts, ere waa no night about that couch, the first division determines the space for the light of immortality bad touched where the eyebrows meet, and the sec­ it. . ond the place of the nostrils. The That resurrection to the blessed life height, from the feet to the top of the recalls another bed of death, which also head, is the distance from the extremity was a couch of life. It was laid in India, of the fingers when 'the arms are ex­ and ho who rested on it was •Schwarz, tended. the venerable apostle of three score and Below we print a magic square, twelve years. known as the “Knight’s Tour,’ *hich Hia life was gliding away so gently will be found very interesting: that the chest seemed not to rise and fall. Even tbe delicate touch of love could discern no pulse. Thinking him dead, the Taniel pupils began chanting their version of the teacher’s favorite hymn: Oh. turn Thy pitylag.yc! The s'soza ended, the voice ceased to angels heard it change from the cry of supplication to the shout of praise to Him whom he bad served for eightrondmay be poetically oMrmed of the be­ ginning of human life; how truly it may be said of the closing of a Christian's life! The King in bis beauty is seen by the dying Christian, for the land is not, 4/iCTA, very far off. This square is formed by the move of a knight across a chess-board. Starting from 1, he touches every square on tho board, and no square more than once, bringing up at 64. It will be seen that each horizontal and vertical eohunn sums up 268. Divide the board into four quarters, and the horizontal and vertical cohunns of each quarter -will sum up IM. Divide the board into 1G equal squares, and the figures of each square will com up 130. Thus: 1 xSOx 48x51—180. Take a horizontal column. Add the odd numbers of the left half to the even numbers of the right half, and vice versa, and the result is 130. Thus: 1 x 47 x 28x54—-130. There are hun­ dreds of other wonderful features about this square,which space forbids oa men­ tioning. ' " Brvm Wildcats in a Tree. m food for man, sad it is For several months last summer con­ siderable loss was sustained near Jones­ capacity ao simple and •oonvenient are ville in lambs sad poultry. At last the robbers have been found. The Rev. Mr. Elliott and five companions started nutn- out for a coon hunt, with dogs and guns. Tbe dogs started a trail that led them into the big timber, and iu about the center tbe hounds all brought Bo, building up a rousifig fire and evad­ ing off for some refreshments, they ware off the tough hours of the night they are approved. Although other by playing dominoes on an old log. As eggs than those of birds are eaten—for soon as they coaid see, the tree was felled, and, to their astenirhment, seven wildcats, two being full-grown and five fori and ot the plover poeaeas the rich- about one-half size sprung from the docks aud geeac are frequently uwtd in all but one ot the wildcats, which was secured a lire, The men earned their the turkey and of the pea-hen are high­ game home in great triumph.—Albany ly esteemed for some purposes. The weight of an ordinary new-laid qunjaty g< try of hard, hoarse coughs as the curtain cut the sigut from the auditorium. Sev­ eral of the stage/ people suffered many small bh“ters, b(it none were very riotudy injured. \ have organized a State Medical So­ — : ’ matter contained ciety. With an IMMENSE STOCK of New and ORNO STRONG, Spring Good*, AND TEEMING WITH CUSTOMERS OFFICE TN TRUMAN'S BRICK, SECOND STORY. ADVEHTISING BATES. Hmh. Sl-ACX. j lucb.................. * <1 Ml tM 3 incbei............. 8.00 5.00 TAO 13.00 J»o. 4 mo.. It IBM. • 8.00 • 5.00 a.oo 10AXI 18.00 ■L00 11.00 17.U0 rr.oc 48.00 • 8J» lt.00 uro ffi.00 <5.00 80.00 HAPPY IN BARGAINS Our stocks for the Spring of 1880 consists, as usual, of the best selections from the largest wholesale houses in New York, Detroit and Chicago, which may be enumerated under the heads of Dry Goods, C lo thing;, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes Sashrint f irrrtorg. VILLAGE OFFICERS President — WlUIrm Killen. Ladies and Gents’ Fui-niadilng- Goods, CS-roceriea, Crockery. Two Drinks for Ten Cent*. jWrirtiO. He entered the saloon with a hasty stride and abstracted air, aa if some X 1 EtTlODiHT El'HUOPAL CHURCH Raator. Services every Sabbath at 10«$ book would split wide open if he waa a. tn. row. and " p. m. 8abbath school at IS m. Prayer not there on time to save it with his mighty intellect. He laid down his short bit with the manner of a man who had paid any number of long bits over ' o'clock si.arp. on or before the full of lbs moon, cordially invited. the same counter and would just os soon rramlsnl brotlicraRare obert McCarthy, w. m. do it again if he felt like it. He poured JOHN U SMITH, Secretary. . out fear fingers and a half of whisky. As the bartender wm wondering wheth­ ?usintM Jircrfoni. er he wna a railroad magnate or a bonan­ W. IL YOUNG, za king in seedy disguise, in walked a wreck on the ocean of rum, who begged l*. Office Eaat tide of Main Street, Naahvtlla • <*aicr liaura from 1 to 9 a. tn. and 4 to 7 p. m piteously for a “nip." The bartender was no greenhorn and couldn't be H A. BARBER, “played.” He refused the bummer's D. Honicopathle I'hjtlcian and Buntecm piteous appeal. “Stay, my good fellow." • Office, near residence, on corner of WaaUliur cried the compassionate millionaire. ton and State Btrecta, Na*livlUe, Mich. “Do you really want a drink ? Then di­ CHAS. 11. BRADY, vide with me. I poured out more than I want.” They did divide, and walked out together to initiate other well-post­ and Conveyancing a iprcialtr. Bounty and Pcualon Claim. promptly atUndcl to. aud all ether ed barkeepers into the secret of getting buelncaa eutnuia4 to my care. Office oppoaita Unon Houae, Nashville, Mich. “two drinks for a dime." M M Occupation for Children. The habits of children prove that oc­ cupation is of necessity with most of them. They love to be busy, even about nothing; still more to be usefully employed. With some cliildren it is a strongly-developed physical necessity, aud, if not turned to good account, will be productive of positive evil; thus verifying the old adage, that “idleness is the mother of mischief.” Children should be encouraged, or, if indolently disinclined to do it, should be disci­ plined into performing- for themselves every little office relative to the toilet which met wuicu they arc are capuuic capable v. of pcriui performing. mm|<. They should also keep their own clothes and other possessions , in nest . . order,' and * fetch for themselves whatever they wont; in short, they should learn to be as independent of the services of others as possible, fitting them alike to make a good use of prosperity, and to meet with fortitude any reverse of fortune that may befall them. We know of no rank, however exalted, in which such a system would not prove beneficial. Drunken Fish. A brewer of Bavarian beer had some accident which made 300 tuns of beer utterly unfit for use. The brewery drain was being repaired, and the beer all ran into the pond. In a few hours tho whole hurfbee of the pond was no- Singing through the eight lines of the first stanza, they paused, M if in doabt whether the second might not be a prayer for the dead instead of an in­ vocation for the living. Suddenly from the dying man came the words at which they had paused, in a low but dear chant: be heard by the Taniel pupils. But profcMion- terms- them.—tableaux, the spectators call them—during the play. One of there ia the Mountain Meadow mjiMutcre, which is illumiiratt>d aud intemrifled by all the glory aud glare of blue and red fire. .Some one snrreptitiousl«aingled a Quantity of red pepper with tbSnaUrial fcr producing tinted flw, sad the result wm somewhat sur­ prising, and created great consternation among the temporary corpses. The admixture, instead of burning with serene halo, went on a tear, hissed, crackled, and flew in fiery, blistering showers ever the hands and faces of the l»oy» who held the pons, and over those of the dead, whose vitality was restored in a miraculously natural manner. A murdered woman who lay prone upon her back, with her hea4 horribly gashed and a yawning, bleeding slit across her beautiful throat—dead as a door-nail— wm splashed, and revived with start­ ling suddenness. She howled, groaned and flopped over, exclaiming, “O! O! My God! My eyes are burning out; I’ll die!” Other corpses writhed, rolled, flopped, howled and groaned. An immoderate amount of profanity bub- piOMEER STORE They all behaved in the most eccentric manner. Thousands of them lay qui­ etly upon their sides, aa if to await their recovery, others were rapidly swim­ ming and turning about m small cir­ cles. while thousands again would re­ main stationary, just holding the tops of their heads out of the water, as if to snap up the air. The surface of the water appeared quite dark by the num­ ber «f fish with which tbe lake waa stocked. DAVIS AND SINGER SEWING MACHINES! They cannot fail to please the Ladies. I3T OUR SYSTEM OF HANDLING ONLY Hon­ est O*oo<l& and selling on tbe basis of 'Tlii-ee Feet to the yai-cl and Sixteen Ounce* to tlie pound, enables us to hold all our old custom­ ers and gain new ones every week. A visit to the PIONEER STORE will convince the incredulous of this fact. We aim to please patrons both in quality and price of goods offered them. Although most goods have advanced from 15 to 25*per cent we are selling many of them at the old prices. Try ub and see. LEWIS DURKEE, N. B.—Will continue to pay the highest market price in farm products. Notary Public, Real Estate and Insur a nee AgvnL Collection, promptly nude, ana exchange for all LAWYER, Conveyancing prop-rly executed Office in D. C Griffith') Store. L. J. WHEELER, EMOR F PARADY. OF THE PEACE. Couvvyaadnc care­ fully and p lumpily attended U>. Office cut JUSTICE WM PARMENTER, If D. Office over Hull's Drag store. Ver111. inontvlUe, Mich. W. H. GRISWOLD, I». Homoeopathic Physician and Sorgron. • OthraoverD.C. Griffith's store. Kcatdencv corner I'nillipa aud Durkee streets. Prompt auro­ lion given lo calls day or night. Prop’r Pioneer Store, Nashville, Mich. J^OW IS TOE TIME To Take Advantage of the M A. M. FLINT, A”! will __ TV practice iu all tbe Co collection, promptly made. (Office over D. Griffith a atore, Naabviiki, Mich. GREAT SPRIKG BOOM, It Can Be Found at R PARADY, anufacturer of Boot* and blow. Making and repairing neatly done, alto atricl atten­ tion to CH all orders promptly, and at the lovest living prices. Shop east sloe of Main Street, M D. C. GRIFFITH’S Where he is constantly opening Goods aud Ba«a<e carried to any place In the village. Stout hones, good dray DRAYMAN. charles scheidt, UtCKBMlTH. attends promptly to all wa ■ he HiuikMiillh and llorae-Shoeli* line, i U «.n nn Wt-ri Mdr Main Hi Give hlnf n .-all. n -------- IN-7-------- ^Hisccllaneous Carda. yyOLCOTT HOUSE, Xeohville, Michigan. Wolcott, Proprietor. CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, Boots, Shoes, Notions, Etc, P J. PI HCHIS, Bohh fV It is economy to trade witb me, for I will not allow any merchant to undersell me, who sells for CASH. Barber. How Men Waltz. “One mon,” says the Saturday Re­ Unkn Hou re. view, “waltzes with his head in the air aud much the expression worn by a Notury .Public, dog when he is howling at the sound Maple Grove, Mir of music. Another has a bend in the middle, which looks as uncomfortable g LlEBHAl'SEk, as it is ungraceful. One genuflects at every turn, and slides one of his feet as if to trip up rival dancers. An even more dangerous performer works his left hand up and down as if it were a READY MADE CLOTHING, pump-handle. A tall man, with a topNmihvllie. bcavy kind of stoop, leans over his partner, like a groat hen taking a 'J’HAT HUSBAND OF MINE! chicken under her wing. One man Gets bls SHAVING and HAIR CUTTING holds his partner as if he were afraid she would slip from his grasp, while an­ other looks os if be wished he were rid A. L. RASEY’8, of his bargain." fun Joseph EL Snow, of Bangor, Me., de­ sirous of encouraging agriculture, offers a J5 gold piece to the boy in Penobscot county, und«r 18 years of age, who raises the mast potatoes on an eighth of rn acre of lard in 1880, and to the boy who raises the next largest quantity a 18 gold piece, and to the boy who stands third in the list two $1 gold pieces. What an opportunity for the embryo agriculturists of Maine I THE CELEBRATED JJERE YOU HAVE TIIEIVI. When we say this, we mean that you have Bargains in Spring Goods. We are oi the largest and most complete stock of pleasure to present before the people of Nashville and vicinity, as a call at our store will fully prove. DRESS GOODS and PRINTS, £ A. Bl’HH, * “THZ BOSS* BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, NAMHV1LI.E, - MICH. Repalrtr.gdou. with Neatness sod DiepaUh. VVILLIAM JONES, It must also be remembered that we also carry an immense stock of BOOTS, SHOES, AND A San Francisco thief did not know that the woman whose pocket he tried to pick was tbe Great American Female Samson, belonging to a circus then in the city; but he was sure he had made a mistake when ahe struck out from the shoulder, knocking him down like s ten­ pin hit by the big ball ALL KINDS FOOT COVERING, HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC. dentists Maakvllle. Hick. �Spiehigaa ®nrtnl JUdlrm veaied a wind-mill which for wmpHci- ► MARCH S7, 188Q understand be nan fnrnixh them for nearly o&a-bijf the price now charged for mills. He is to put one up this week, FOUR OOMEM on trial, for S. Junes; we also learn that be ia to put up one on D. C. 8onXt Editor:—Ea I told you when 1 boraa barn, (Uie dorg farm.) ■writ before. The News Vail rite in G. Arnold, thinking Michigan a hard the* parts, ’n sens site spred her wings state fora poor man to make a living she’s riter’nr ever. in, and the state of Ohio a better one; The roads are atavin round hear now sold bis farm and personal property and Mance, Bill, Gorge and William and started for Ohio. He was gone 'and lota of nthers, are hullin wood to three days and returned a wiser but a the Crick. poorer man, has got his old farm back, Em fur's poly ticks in consumed, the and as quick as he can get .things to jieplc dont take much stock in to it gether again, will try Baltimore awhile bout the corners, except Selar.andbe longer. Steve. . aint so bad es he use to be. Big 01, ’s gone west. He waa a sort of a poltisEATOM COUXTY ITEMS. hun, and was compiishuner of hiways Geo. Booth living two miles west of in Kalamo, a cuppie of years. I beer Rapids, had his foot smashed to folks talkin a goodeal about Blane and Eaton Hinder* by a horse-power on Friday. Grant runnin for President, but we Roymer’s saw mill, in Roxana towndont bother our beds but preshua little sliip, was burned Monday night, invol­ bout um. I spoae they’ve got muuey ving a loss of $15,000, with no insur­ rnufr to-keep out of the poor house ance. The Charlotte brewery, with Joe. anyhow, so we say, “darn the odds” let Crout aa proprietor, is turning out um goit. from seven topline hundred barrels of We’ve kindy settled down to bixuess, lager beer per year. haul in out manure, flxin up fenaes. " Morgan Vance of Charlotte on Mon­ gitin up wood, ahuggerin, feedin ud day, was arrested for shooting George our bosses fur the spring work, that is Hance in the abdomen, The wound!* not considered fatal. what time we kin git, outside of keepin Alfred Stone of Eaton Rapids, was our noses clean. shoveling under a sand bank a few Lots of things hes happened sense I days since when it caved upon him writ tother time, and I dont no just breaking his right leg in two plac?a and almoat his back. bow to begin to tei it. At any rate, Not a thousand miles from Eaton Eli’s gone to Colleraydo; Kate, who was Rapids is a community in which there lax# the nee tost gal bout the corners, are within a mile of each other two she’s married a Univeraleist preecher, churches with tlieir Btecplcs towering heavenward, and an -old dilapidated and * gonctolHnois; Charly’s skool school house hardly fit for anything. out, in ours ’sgointo be this week: Tom’s sold his dog to Ed; Selar’s hired MICHIGAN NEWS. Gill to teech our akooi this summer; • Gorge and Cbariy ’n thair wives hev Henry Everett, of Battle Creek has bento Britoon; Bill he’s ben to Pensle- eloped with his son’a wife. vany to see his dad ’n Tild’s ben up to One morphine suicide per day apiiears Hasting, ’n her inuther’s gone to Pita- to be about the average nt Grand j burg; Billy’s begun pie nuskool house, Rapids now. Jud Kinyon, a farmer of near Quincy j wun of Conklins hogs’s dod; Carrie fell from a stack on the 10th. and was ! ’r got fooled out of her skool; Fcne’s terribly broken up. Sot a boy. ’n Wig and William keep On tbe 90th, a lad named Bert Graves parrin iu round couple of gals, wun of $»f Batavia, Branch county, was killed um not fur from the corners, and tot­ by the accidental discharge of his gun while out hunting. her one cast. Evry bodily ses tbo, At Grand Rapids on the 23d, one that the pals are just coddin um up, John Boyd, fired a pistol-shot at a wo­ and bymeby they’le give um the grand man of ill-repute and waa arrested for bounce. Silas aint m a pickle so much assault with intent to kill. Gilbert Budd, a venerable old gentle »« he was; Hank ’n Gorge the two fel­ lers that had a Qte, they’ve settled ’n man living at CJarendon, Calhoun Co., died Friday morning while on his Gorge goes on to the new place, overby knees engaged iu family prayer. ’ Juke Gannnes; Mrs. Haveus’s ben out An engine on Canfield's Logging 1 visitin fnm» the Rappids, ’n Alfred’s Railroad near Manistee, March. 20th, j sold Iris form to Will. Evins, and will ran off the track Saturday, severely injuriim five employes, /larry Magill, I soon ge to Kansas; Al. he’s. Rawin wood ASSIGNEE’S - . round with amashecn; Ed. he aint got no womuroyit’n I gessheaiut liabul to rite away: Billys mill yard ea bare es a settiu betas brest; Nate he was un to Hastins to the Greenback convenshun; John he’s sick which is inity ruff for the poor Ixjy; East he thinks bis boy ia a ripper, ’n I dont no butke is; Isrel whacks in the pigs, ’n Emily makes lots of butter 'f usual. They ciame Lime ia looking a womun, but jest where his he’s lookin wc cant find out Bill How’s goneinto the bee bizness big; Fin's got better,'’n Dora ’n her Moon, they say, git along as slick es a cuppie of kittens; Tomi ."he gits on a tare once iu a while but bo aint a red-ribbon by eny manner •f means. John, was down from Nash­ ville tother day squintin round. Som tbot he wag lookin up locals fur th« News. If he was, he wants to be mity careful how he rites um, or theyle go for him worse’n they did for one of tbe BHioys. Will he was over tother day, and Red the Naakvill red ribbiners had struck Mulevide, ’n they bed abig time, singfo. talkia and sineiu the pleg. Hesed there was a stavin- lokin, rosy-cheeked, blu ide gal from Nashville, that tide on the ribbon for ail of um,’n lota of the boys tumble<l, ’n ained the pleg, ’n they bed a rip-corin old time. Over west. Herb shut up,Ins skool Friday cos twas the lasv day; one of Miller boys shot himslf on Sunday. Old Jake he foels hapy cos Austin got deer ob his suk? Sol aint gut bis corn busk­ . ed yit, and lots of uther things to tejus toinensliDU. They aint goin to be any maryin roHiid here Ahis spring, which Irthink is a good idee, bain’s warm wether ’a imxmj coin in «j. Jt* aiaM |M1I1 pinun that people ort« git married in the fall. Butter \lri and eggs choejj, so we go fur the eggs, ’o spose we’el have to till sum of our cows cuds in. and nocks ,duw& the price of butter. We east go it gt4ftRents a pound, it taste too much of muoey. I hurd sum of tbe folks got huffy bout tother letter but the Jasti hunt from um twas that by big doses of salts, and modrit drafts of catnip tea, thay'd keep than cud. The long talked of ninrragc lietween Gov. Croswell and Miss Lizzie Mus­ grave of Charlotte, took place at Lans­ ing on Thursday. It was a very pri­ vate affair. On Saturday night Peter Back, of Clear Lake,, Irid., was killed on the Fort Wayne &. Jackson track, between Jonesvilleand Banker’s, by a train while walking to Banker's. Nellie Clarke, a Grand Rapids prosti­ tute, on the l»th, felt despondent lie­ cause her feller' went out riding with another gal, and made her exit from this cold world via tbe back door­ poison. Guyon Fisher of Coinstock, Kalamazoo county, was found (lend from a shot in the head, in the woods. March 19. He had been hunting, and his pos ition indicated that he had crawled through the fence, dragging his gun after him, and the trigger had caught and discharged the load. NnmerouR failures have taken place at Grand Rapids as the result of wheat speculations. The losses are at least $360,000, pushing to the wall such pro­ minent business men and bankers, as the Aldriches, L. IL Randall. H. W. Hinsdale, Hibbard A. Graff. Several lianks through the state are loosera to the tune of from fifteen to sixty tlious-. and dollars. The name off Baltimore _ ___ P. O. has J been < imi^i-d to• Dowling, Idling. Wfokeffect wmke.Hfoct April let. The reason of the change j was that so much of our mail matter went to Baltimore, Md. Mr. J. French has been buying up a ear-load of lx>gs and starts next week rbrrr lx thiska be can turniah wk of ^xr^ta^^h.- taken bun! from him, that they had no right to. Has moved his fence into the , higliway, which will please die lawyers ; Commencing- March 2, ’SO. _ ______ EA8TWAR l‘T This is no sham sale, but a GENUINE ASSIGNEE'S SALE. The entire stock will bs sold Regardless of Cost, for the benefit of Creditors ; and, as the goods must be sold, there will be bargains in DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES FANCY GOODS, GROCERIES This stock must be closed out AT ONCE, regardless of the cost, for the creditors must be paid. .< And secure Bargains before the stock is broken. —---- The Sale Commences at the ------ CLEMENT SMITH, Assignee In Hastings. cheapei than any other Good Wagonal VNDEKTAKIIV® are sold ia the State of Michigan. I can prove tliia to any man who will call at my shop. I war­ rant every a for funeral occaaiona furnished free of i i I Seeds Flour Feed Ulme, Lime Salt, Malt ; F0K tri white CLOVER Go to C. HONEY, W. Smith’s. seeus, r iour. reed, Planter. Ntuceo, Hair and I Go to C. W. Smith's. Shingles. F0R EVERYTHING CHEAP, * Go to C. W. Smith’s. j, lentz a sons. । Money Sared by Dealing with them. I J” AIMSWSWDRTH A BROOKS. Trnsnes NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! Sawyers! Having added GO TO THE NEW STORE OF Painting NXy Work to my stock suffii WILSON & HOWE Cum­ ming, Ham­ mering and Filing Saws tools for (Opposite the Wolcott House.) - -for--- You that want a WAGON OR BUGGY GROCERIES Crockery, GlaMrt are, BOOTS & SHOES, W.K. A1WHeRTH. fflE HIGHEST MABM PR1CI iE0B nARGAINGoVc! j CASKETS, This by buying of me. » pay I FOR OHIO HICKORY NUTS, Go toC. W. Smith’s. I FOR FRESH AND SALT FISH. Go to C. W. Smith’s. KOBES, SHKOI HS Ar. I FOR YOUR CHOICE FOR 5c. Go to C. W. Smith’.. Of any one in tbe country. | 1 FOR PRESENTS WITH TEA. That may be brought them. Thev alsc I Go to C. W. Smith’. nnnn Tin i mm kMP f°r lowoBt pricea F0R TI,r WORTH of YOUR MONEY, COFFINS, A GOOD ELEADSE Save JMoiiey CLOTHING, Etc., Remodeled, Enlarged»Improved IN 1879, LINE. I will certainly . , . Notions, Etc ia lower than any other good work: I have got done with CHEAP WORK. J. I.. HEED. of every descrip- ’ I tiou, I am better prepared than ever to 'do | Medicines. Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Varebbcs, Bruibci, Trniiei And all the leading Remt'dies in Patent & Propriatory Medicines, School Books, Blank Books, Mlscellan's Books. A LARGE LIXE OF Bibles, Autograph and Photograph Albums A COMPLETE LIXE OF RUPTUBiE CURED Prices. WILSON & HOWE WILBUR « HOWE. (Successor to Boise Bros.) YOU CAN FIND AT MY STORE work at «twf>ctory prices. MtuuuiKacirorr u> re... Respectfully Yours, yo* j p. T. BOISE Nashville, Midi. BOOTS AND SHOES,_ _ _ IF YOU WANT is sold. J^OW is THE TIME. For any quantity of 1 Whore one of my make of wag­ ons is broken and the timber shows poor, I will repair the same DRY GOODS, Sellers’ Liver Pills are also high­ ly recommended for curing liver com­ plaint, constipation, sick headache, fe­ ver and ague, and all diseases of the stomach and liver. Sold by all drug gist at 25 cents per box. AINSWORTH & BROOKS I am selling if it is brought to my shop. year I am Pronounced by all to be the most pleeuant and efficacious remedy now in use for the cure of coughs, colds, hoarse­ ness, croup, tickling sensation in the throat, whooping cough, etc. Over a million bottles sold within the last few years. It gives relief where ever used, and the power to impart benefit that cannot be had from the cough mixtures now in use. Sold by all druggists at Sa cents per bottle. FOR GOOD TEAS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR SIRLOIN STEAKS. Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR BARGAINS IN SUGARS, Are on Hand with a Go to C. W. Smith’s. jiis Enabe FOR HAM STEAK, : A NEW LINE OF Go to C. W. Smith’s. Any number of farmers to FOR NICE, JUICY ROASTS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. Unload Wheat and Grain Ex­ FOR CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Of Every Description. Go to C. W. Smith’s. peditiously ui Accuratly. FOR THE BEST PORK SAUSAGE, Which will Defy Competition in every Go to C. W. Smith’s. Respect. Remember that all onr FOR HANGING LAMPS, Goods, which wc Manufacture, Go to C. W. Smith’s. are Warranted in Every FOR FRESH COVE OYSTERS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. Respect. । desire to announce that having erected une of the largest and moat convenient FOR LAMPS OF ALL KINDS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. We are also prepared to\furnish any-1 buildings in central Michigan, FOR BOLOGNAS THAT ARE B088, thing ta the they «nd Go to C. W. Smith's. of any kind is at Wm. A. AYLSWORTH, Institution In The Land. GROCERIES, : SELLERS’ COUGH SYRUP! to very nieely. I do not intend to be out-done by any . ;. rp«E NASHVILLE LEVATOR, ’AND RELIABLE FURNITURE FIRM OF ree of Cltarge M>«»,f 000 D '«ooih. DOW PRICKS *»dFAIB DEALING trv wy obX’- Produce taken at Market price. REMEMBER, MONDAY, MARCH 2 WAGONS°“BUGGIES. W. G. AYLSWORTH naiivaya. H. B. LEDYARD. GO Years before the Public. FARM WAGONS i ...... E. 0. BROWN, I I New Firm, j EfIod Rapids,. Charlott*----- -VmiontrlUe.. Nuhvllle......... HmUhkb............ NOTICK—For the benefit of those who cannot come themselves, we will cheerfully send samples. to be good, both in my New Goods. Detroit,---------- Which you will never have a chance again to take advantage of. | , T I ’ ’ . JMFORTAbT NEWS VarmontriU* . Charlotte........ ■MM P.anldk T ' ' STATIONS. ------ 0B”---- Maple Bu^ar, per lb,. STATIONS. Ilwatlnsa Naahri’e....... .........] Lumber Wagon j. lentz&sons Timothy p«r bu..... CloverSe'il. per bu, GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. And will continue until the entire stock and fixtures are closed out. STICK OF TIMBER Owe of the B’Hoys. BALTIMORE !T£MK Mall----- I Apple. |>er ou. cr Putatoea, per bu,. Beam, per bu,... Oolone.perbu,... Butter, pur lb....... I .—’.IL LINE. Pacific rJpHE BEST PLACE TO BUY A GOOD , J^HE OLD ESTABLISHED Nashville Markets. ’main STATIONERY, Wall Paper and Bordering [TRIMM1D FEME ] AS FINE A LINE OF A* J* *1Unrn’ “»rt *n ranted to be M repreoentod or money rofumM. ripurpq ana FAiarBiw 1 ft ILHUjR0mO>- M WANTIID j. <£ McCURDV a <?«., CWcB<»t III F. ■£. BOISE. �Thr^’rivs. AMTMIA JETUK. * MORGAN ITEMS. gFECIAX. ANNOLTNCMEN'T OF A pretty large flock of sea gulls on Mr*. Frewixi is very rick. ’ Tiny, lost her old pet and two Iambs Thornsppte lake uow, and have liecu for weeks. B. F. Kent has received a fresh stock M AMH VILLEi , Lester Mead has gone wewt with hte of goods. Frank Lewis has got home from hte family to seek hia fortune. Good luck SATURDAY, - - - MARCH S7, 1880. to him is our worst wislien. school. Our Red Ribbon Club was addressed Rev. McPhail is still holding meeting* VICINITY LOCALS. last Saturday evening by home talent. at Barryville. William H. Brown ha* got home Revs. Critenden and Gard, and they WEST KALAMO ITEMS. they were somewhat in earnest in the from the pinery. Sagarin* broke oat again on SatorThe beautiful frog has begun hte song temperance cause. The old people daylost. again. Look out for another freeze up thinIMto young people make -al togeth­ Alla Green returned from the pine Ed. Fenn, i* on the lookout for the ermoftHMrtee than necessary at these I NOW OFFER TO SHOW YOU THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF woods a few day* a*o decked in red Sheriff. Poole will make it warm for meetings. “Office seekers are begining to bid for trOOBBTH. hini. positions and aa Durkee is the only EH, ton of John Matteson; started Mrs. Alien, Mrs. Mayo, and Mrs. Ba­ man the Rebublican party has that te about a week ago for Colorado to seek ker have made Mr. McPhail a present competent, they will probably nomi­ him a Lome and fortune. nate him again for Supervisor,"—Nash­ of a very fine quilt. ' Tbe writer te informed that a sister Mr*. Tillou’s mother is very sick. ville coiresponce in Hastings Jangle. We have several men in Castleton of Mm. Chamber* i* suffering from the The Dr. say* “no help for her,” Mrs. who are competent and business effects of hypochondria. McPhail is also sick. IN NASHVILLE, CONSISTING OF enough to fill tbe office with credit to Phineas Cheaeinan haa again been Mr. Allen, is moving in Penfield on the town and to themselves, but suffice obliged to pas* under the hands of a Cal. White farm. He is like, a Methodist it to say that Mr. Durkee was aostaindoctor. Hi* health ia failing again. preacher moves every year. ed by the best men of all parties last Mich. Heath ia making quite a stir John Mills, gets bis hair np like an on his newly acquired farm, having “Injin”, when hte folks want to go ov­ spring, without regard to politics and will this spring if nominated. choppihg done and fencing got out a­ er to the neighbor* after night. Peleg. long the road. Brother Prescott, is to preach at the Wm. Spire/finished shipping lumber M. P. Church, next Sunday at half-past WOODLAND ITEMS. for this season. last week, and now two, and at Section Hill in the evening Wm. Wonderlich is having hte house looks around to see where he will get Lizzie Ghge’s beau came to see her My embraces every new style for spring wear, not brought on, as yet the lumber for next year. the other night: he had shaven off hte re-sided. Our new hardware will be the nicest by any other dealers. John Green, whose teg haa given him mustache, and she thought it was Will much trouble for over two month* on Conner, and came very near turning building in town. I am making more of a specialtv in Men’s Furnishing Goods than ever before. I have the An oar factory te being built in H. J. account of a white swelling is getting him out of doors latest styles iu LINNEN' COLLARS and CUFFS, Nobby TIES and SCARFS, SILK HANDabout discouraged, the limb seeming to Mr. Pratt, ha* moved on to the John Martin’s saw mill. r . DiKtitbeck drives the boss KERCHIEFS &C., &C. be growing worse. R. Powers place, which Mr. P. swapped pli~^. , Lyman Booth's arm that waa injured for hte hotel aud farm in Bedford,and team off this this pl . j agent for the ELECTIC SHIRT, the most complete fittimg shirt made. We Charles McAriher has l>ought the" I by the kick of a horse over a month Mr. Snobb*, Snobber, Snobbleton, has have all the goods you want and will save you money. spindler taffiTfor S3,700 ago, still gives him much troqble, not moved on to the Pratt farm. George Palmerton anticipates build­ having become sulfieently strong to We challenge the trade to show as fine a line of the above goods as we have now opened for Pat McLee.s grand daughter died permit Ac using of it. Friday from diphtheria. Her mother ing a horse barn in the spring. your inspection. All I ask is for you to come in person and satisfy yourdelf as the truth of Mr. R. returned from Hilsdole last The Democratic caucus in this town was there to take care of her; A tele­ my statements. will be held on this week Saturday 27th gram was also sent for her father M. Saturday, with no tidings of his son. Levi Carpenter talks of renting the at M o'clock p. m. and the Republicans McDaniel. He was up north in the will hold theircaucus on Tuesday next. pinery and reached Assyria just in time hotel at tliis place, now occupied by hte father. :10th, also in the afternoon. to sje hte child breath her last. I ly Wilson A. Howe have just receivJonathan Haight sent for the engine Jennie Gridley aged about 38 year*, LOCAL MATTERS. IS A FACT Ono Hoyt, of Penfield, is bound to __ , , - _________________ ed a now stock of Boots, Shoes and youngest daughter of Hiram Gridley poison himself. He has bought poison that hte sou moved up north last fall, OT Will pay the highest market Rubbers, to be sold very low. on which he has a mortgage, and feel ­ one of thO pioneer* of this town, de­ of a druggist at Bellevue and says he price in cash for unualtsMi: W you* DrY Goods, Boots and w« <*p parted this life oh Wednesday morn­ intends to take it. Hte brother is on ing somewhat scaley over the financial ing of last week, after a long and seve­ the watch all tbe time. He imd better affairs of his son, thought be could take ___________________ EJReese. proviHions, Crockery? Motions, etc “j; re illness. IV Wilson A Howe sell more Flout E. Reuse, whq always sells at the — send him to Kalamazuo. Hoyt married bettter'eare nf tbe engine than Hadley. - — Notwithstanding the fact that there two years ago but his wife soou left ! Rev. Burge m of the Baptist society, and--better Flour than any house in Nash­ ; |owrest prices. i moved his family to onr village on ville. . ' ________ _______ is no sleighing. Hiram Gridley gets him. CF* The “boss” stock of Gloves nml many saw log* at his mill, and also a (V For the Best 50-cent Chewing Mittens just received at It te reported that Jerry Brothrton is Friday last. He fills the place of Rev. Wilson A Howe’s. Wilson A. Howe’s. large amount of grain to grind for feed insane, and will have to go to Kala­ Monroe, whom we miss not only In the Tobacco go to IN BARRY COUNTY for which he is as well prepared to mazoo. He ha* been there once. Some pulpit, but in tbe temperance work, Johnaion'. SaraaparUU. cures Liver Complaint Horaesneu Take .Notice. for he was President of the Red Rib ­ grind with his improved machinery, as boys went by his house one cold winter 1 will treat on all chronic lameness Johnlaon'. Sarsaparilla, c-jrra Indigestion. Parfor any milter in the country. and heaves of the borae.^ No cure no Sobnaton’s Sarsaparilla is used by everybody. night and threw clubs at it. Jerry got bon Club. Johnston'. Sarsaparilla cures Sick Headacbc. The protracted meetings are being | par. Horses examined free of charge, The epizootic has set'led down to up, took his butcher knife and took hi* r.eJ. Kesler ? Johnaion'a Sarsaparilla cures Dyspepsia. ____________ J-DK sler , business in this town, J. A. Bachelor after them. The boys saw him coming held yet in the M. E. Church, ano will ---- .Vockers, They nil do It. and family, Geo. Bachelor, John Mix’s with out any clothes on and put strings continue during the prewnt week. |t„(.kn,rd q„|cU Train Watch! Bureaus. Go to the Old Reliable Market for Extension Tables, family, Joe and •‘Bake” Mix, and—, to their horses and got away from him, Tbo subject of Jn^t habliath wm H«> I U truly the wotdi o( tho pwnt <Uy. Fresh, Sall mid Smoked Meats of all well what’s the use, I cat# name every­ but one of the horses died soon after. I npardouable Sin mid waa well hmi one cun re]y On iteveiy time and place, kinds. Henry Roe. body and family just bucaoae they are Jerry went into a house and got some died by Rev. J. F. Orwick. The long and for reference please inquire of the Proprietor. Camp Chairs, Ac. J persons *that “* have “““ ►jo lucky as to afflicted with the same clothes to put on and went home, and roll call comes off Sunday, April 11th, I following rnamed -ALSORev’s. Reed, Newton and Masters arc Imuglit “* ' *them of the undersigned: rp* Bailey A Wood have a harness malady that I am. . then the boys concluded to let him alone. John Feighper, Feighuer, David Purchis, John shop iu full blast, you will do well to Sam. Andrew Bradley of Walton and his Furniture Smith, ; Jacob Young, * Lemuel ~ 1,1 Frankie Gage, is a bright little boy expected to lie present. , call on them before purchasing any­ Common Frank Feighner, i M. B. Brooks, newly acquired wife were in this sec­ of 5 years, and has been the creature thing iu the harness line. Repairing Of ewry dneription A. W. Olds, i Omo Strong, last week visiting friend*. hTey were of several accidents at divers times done in the l>est style. VERMONTVILLE ITEMS. Wm. Troxel, • Chas. Hill, having a very pleasant time until last and places. Having fallen out of a Ebenezer Sawdy, py Don’t forget that if you want the Our Undertaking Departmn't H. J. Martin and H. G. Barber are I Lewte Lentz, Friday evening when, as they were sleigh, and skinned, his nose the whole David Haugh, Herbert Lee, best pair of Bolis with rock-elm beams Coni|4«e Iu mery particular. engaged in a lively political discussion L. J. Wheeler. Mat. Howell. ' and tlic best finished Cutter in the spending the night at George Crowells, length, been run over by a four yearin the Hawk. Job. Wilcox, | J. J. Potter, We guarantee _uty, or goo<l TatHone ”? Shoeing. ........................................ Wagtheyoung men took, it into their heads old bull which smashed his nose, caus­ Wm. Burgess, Bennie Benedict, upon the State George Hiibbanl. is, Bobs, Buggies or Cutters repaired ty j • u to give them a serenading, which they ! ’ ■ . , , , I .1 ames i LFleming, Jeweler, iinte<l or in JluJ ing it to bleed four weeks;• at another T,i painted or tnrnnitd trimnit d in the best liest style. rl’lCQS tllciL Ca.Il t <a U11(161'801(1. luMul, is getting material on the ground I Nashville, Mich. I Call nt the Foundry and get it. did without thinking how they were I time, badly wrecked by coming in con­ fora new house. , Bailey A Wood, Thanking our nunirrou. patron.oflbe mat »esdisgracing themselves. tact with an eighth-rail fence, riding For Sale. Dole A Cross are making arrange­ '«>n, we .hall rn-lruvor by fair dealing and reason­ The article in the Vermontvjlle Hawk dowfi hill; and again, recently, riding able price, to double tbeir number during tbe year 80 acre farm; 30 improved; good a. .ya > ments to move their snw-mill from ite . fences — with 15 acres of wheat; new] a Co«ac»mv« Cc.ao.—When death wm hourly to come. of last week, entitled, “Party Consis­ down hill cut his check by falling from present location north five miles. house, Umiles from good market. One- expected, all remedies having failed, and Dr. 11. tency” and signed “H. J. M.” is timely hte sled. Frankie is unlucky but has The gymnasium nud boxtug asso- third down and Jil>eral „ — Jit — .7 r — , James »*• experimenting with many herb, ot CaL time per and sound. The writer is a person | the sand to stay by, aud (k)nosc, that ciatiou is'in successful running order, cent, at reasonable figures, hor par­ culU1 be iMxIdcntally made a preparation that cured , ... . , , fw.,ilnru l.v/% W .GttOtfa/tV who seems to put but little confidence ‘ be has a nose, by this time. He will titularstmti. write Geo.W. Johnson, bla only eb I Id of CToWBUmpt loll. Hie child over J. r lemings boot and shoe store. 16tf Middleville Mich. Kollo^ej, Dcmaray & Co. in “Party Machinery,” aud deals some make a good soldier. . Dr. F. Honey, is the name of the den­ hcAllb. He h<» proved to th* world that <Ton« telling blows at Ums “third term” advo­ One year ago last fall A, Dow lent Last Chance. p.lK.W EKS ATTEATIOA. tist that has made his advent in our •umption can te podUeily and penn»ncnt)y cates. Such sound, sensible articles □harles Stephen* a neck yoke, he prom­ midst, and with a liberal supply of for- । Bear in mind that but a few more as that, is what is needed. Show to th“ ising to leave the same at Richard I days remains for people take, atlvan- of tbe tlw assignee nB,iKIiec sale. A tock *to — As, tI10 the , stock “wire pullers” that the people intend Johnson’s, but tailed to leave it. The eep. in .uxk, he await, cu.tomera. •xpensea. Thie herb aieo curve night sweets, nau­ Dame Rumor saith that V ennontville ; u being rapidly closed out, and as there to rale this little bit of a’spot of mother other day they met on the road. Dow sea at the stomach, and will break up a fresh cold is governed by an illegal board of are some who think the stock will not in twenty-four hours, sddreae CRADDOCK * CO Now bring in first-class running or­ earth called United States. thought he would take it out of Cha's Trustees, a couple of the newly elected i *H' ‘i1*1, I W>11 inforni them once 1032 Race St.. Philadetphia. naming this paper, ly . del, with a thoroughly Mr. J. J* Reynolds at present resid­ hide and at it they went with doubled . ... . ... 3 .. more that Mr. Loomis will retire from ones failing to qualify according to I the business as soon as the stock can ing in this town, and who lost by death fists; but neither of the could.hit the law. 1 be closed out. Remember the goods his wife, in June last, would like to other se they clinched, It luippeued to To Electon of the Township of Os- Jetou. Tbe Potter Bros.,of Potterville, have must l>e sold for the benefit of creditors. correspond with any farmer who would be on a gully in tbe road and down it Boston Store. Notice is hereby given that nt the an­ in attendance, we guarantee satisfac­ improved the interior of the old Porter wish to adopt a little boy of either two, they IMidi tumbled head over heels. Clement Smith, Assignee. nual township meeting, to be held on tion to all those wno may favor us mill, and are now awaiting the arrival the fifth day of April, 1880, a vote will or four years of age. or both of them. Charley said he had got enough but with their patronage. Those of a boom of logs, of 35,000 feet, which Mhawlfl. 1(fey. be taken (by ballot) lialkit) submitting the who prefer can have their Mr. Reynolds is a poor man, who has would not give up the yoke. As Dow New and nobby shawls for 50 eta. on a । question as to whether the following no home of his own, and who must says he don’t lieleive in fighting. He is te coming down the river, from Chest­ dollar. named animate shall be be allowed allowed to to run run Boston Store. j1 named animals shall earn by days’ work,' not only support ashamed, but would like to have what er. w,. . St large in said township, viz: Horses, without waiting. David Hunter, Geo. Mason and Hi Flannebi. Mu)m> sh„.p n„,i Swine. for his two motherless boys, but him­ is hteown. Feed nun Shaver had a set to—or rather a All wool and Canton FIriiqsIs 50 cts.1 Dated, Castleton. Feb. 4th, 1880. self also, and as he would rather that One George Smith of Battle Creek trespass suit—before ’Squire Bodine, on on a dollar. Boston Store, i Cha*. H. Brady, FOR SALE some farmer would adopt them and --------------------------' Town Clerk. brakeman on the Port Huron R. R. Saturday. O. N. Cose appeared for at the Mill at the lowest price*. furnish a good steady home where they Drew Goods. came home one. night last week unex­ Hunter, the plaintiff, ami A. M. Flint • Notice. / W. 11. 1'OUNCk Prop. can be cared for aud educated proper­ Nobby dress goods at 50 ct*. on a dol­ pected. Found hte wife in bed as us­ for tbe defendants, and the jury listen­ The Township Board o." the town­ lars. Boston Store. ly, than that they be “trotted” from ual aud went to bed also. His wife ed to Flint’s logic aud said “no cause ship of Castleton will meet at the, gOOT AND SHOE SHOP. place to place, where the only object office of tile towusliip clerk on Thurs­ said "George I am sick, go for the Dr.-’ of action.” of those having them in charge would Entire stock of white goods 50 eta. on day March 30th, 1880, nt ten o’clock a. m. George got up dressed aud went after 1 vhih lu announce to the rlUxana of Msahvilte for thepurjsw of settling with treasur­ be a pecuniary one, he requests this a dollar. B oston Store. umi vktulty that I atn prcparwl to make tho the doctor. When be got back home he Editor News: er and transacting such business a* corespondent to state tbe above facte, I iiilrrtiiking. felt ia hte pocket and hauled out a poc­ The VermoDtville Correspondent of may come before tne Ixiard. aud al*o siy that only families residing Dated Nasliville. Mich. Mar;n unh ket book and found 70 dollars in it, and The News, in last weeks issue, gushes Having completed iu every particu­ on a farm need apply. The boys are Chas. A. B’Xdy. —;OR TBlft— > upon further examination of his pants forth in tin extreemly satisfied air over lar our undertaking department we are 1880. Township Clerk. the result of our village election. Con­ now prepared to furnish at all times a both bright, witty and promising child­ found that he had got on some other sidering the character of the oppo­ first class modern hearse, and cooling ren, and reasonably healthy. For fur F. A. JON£S, man’s pante. Ho went to took for his sition ticket, aud the exertion they lioards, and door crape, and bearers, ther information address Mr. Reynolds pants but could not find them, and made to win, the result was indeed a badges and gloves, and our services Dwlu l’by»lcian *n-l S Jtnon. D«j of Nashville. IX GUht pn>n.pily «t«uo.l4. Ottw I ----- :<k-----thus itoccured to hte mind (hat hte grand u iuinpL for “temperancq and so­ when required iu laying out and pre­ North Hain Nashvll Mich. briety.” VeryJew such electoral con- paring fur bunal, preserving bodies in An amusing incident happened wife was more scared than sick, the tests are on record hi our village lite- any kind ...... of weather^without .......... the bar­ Repairing Done in the Best over at Olivet station a short time ago. panto exposing tae wife’s infidelity. tory. After such a severe struggle, it 1 boas use of ice, etc. All of which with It appears that, thr daughter of a thrif­ Manner Possible I would not be human nature if our tern-' our personal ------- * attendance —■“ ’ at funerals Bruno. ty fanner near there, although she had peraikee frieuds did not indulge'in a will be furnished free of charge. little hilarity over the result of their Kellogg, Demaray &. Co. not got to be old maid, yet she fell in HASTINGS ITEMS. hand work. Two of the "buried can­ love with a man about 80 year* of age, didates” helped to create the caucus A action Hale. Shop In The Old Postoffice and they were married and conceived F. A. Newman was married to Miss ticket, and were not aware that tbeir The undersigned will sell at auction, Building. tbe idea of taking a wedding tour, so names constituted a port of an oppoairrMay, April tag. Clara Phillips oa Tuesday evening last. tion ticket, until they saw the same in tbe bridegroom got a horse and buggy FRANK BAKER. The happy pair have the good wishes prist. Its construction must have at bis residence in Maple Grove, 3 mile* and conveyed his young bride to the been the work of boys, for any person north of tbe Centre, at ten o’clock a. m. ofhoeto of friends. 'J'HE BARRYWLLE MILLS. station, there to take the train for Bat­ of ordinary judgement, knows that a 1 span heavy work horses, 1 span car­ A ran-a-way team on onr streets, regular caucus ticket must have some riage horses, 1 2-year old colt, 3 cows, tle Creek. It so happened that as they 3 heifers, 13-year old steer. 3 yearlings. drove up to the station a crowd was Saturday, ran the pole of the wagon to very objectiouabte candidates to be 7 bog*, 1 mowing machine, 1 wheel winch they were attached, into one of beaten by mi opposition ticket comgathered around, it being near train cultivator, 1 Buckeye grain drill. Hum-1 DMed of the same names save three, time; tbe happy couple rode up la good Wade Altoft’s hotses. making a horri­ llad the “buned candidates” really ber wagon, 1 light bnggy, 4 sulky rake. Mix t'lCfMUUU AMD XMAABBOUI style, the bridegroom, a man uf very ble ■ wound fifteen inches deep, and been thirsting for office their name* 1 Gibson fanning mill, 3 plows, gale and wiard, 3 square drags, 3 shovel plows, small stature, jumped from the buggy, causing death. The team belonged to could have been attacted to a ticket 30 ton bay aud also a quantity of corn, that would have been elected; and and essayed to help hte bride from the a Carlton man, named Hart, who dill that your correspoDdent very well oats, iMjtatoes, also 300 sap buckt te and MORGAN, BARRY i»„ MICH. same; he was getting along lovely until be sued for damages. knows from past experience. To crow 2 large sap pans, and other articles too The Republicans of thia city held over such a victory reminds one of the numerous to mention. by some very mean performance of hte foot it gave way, throwing him to the their caucns on the 33rd, nominating remark the mao made to hte wife who killed the bear: “wife ain’t we bravel” ground, aud of course, when he fell his the following ticket: For Mayor, D. R. cent will A Berried Candidate, bride, who will weigh nearly or quite Cook; Recorder, Irv. L. Cressy; Treas­ H. L. McKelvey. 300 pound*, came tumbling down on top urer, Aaron Black; Marshal, Henry Measles rage, in Yankee Springs. Wood! Wood! C. Lewte; Justice of the Peace, A. D. of him. They rolled over once or twice Those patrons who have promised xhrD rose to their feet, when from the Cad walla der; Sujiervisor*, John Q. tpr mew; Mrs. Louisa Sister and Mrs. E. R. ine wood on sulmcnpLion must deliver — . . ”f ‘■HswaalA Bomewter GOOD WORK GUARANTEED. thraate of the crowd went np tbe great­ Creasy and J. F. Hute ; School Inspec­ Mathews, two old and renpected reui- it this month or bold themselves in est shout that ever wo* heard in that tor, Clement Smith. The ticket te n dento of Rutland, departed this life, a WALKKR & NORTON, section. strong one, and will pole a large vote. ' few days since. Obko Stkoxu. 'I of the RARRyMI.I-K Ml LUI G. A. TRUMAN, To Farmers, Mechanics and Workingmen. KBITS, BOYS, and YOUTH’S CLOTHIW Scotch Suiting, Diagonals, ZPlain, Tweeds, &c. Fancy Cassimeres in Nobby Designs and very attractive styles. Hat Department G. A. TttUMAN Largest and Best Selected Stock FURNITURE SCIPIO MILLS COMPETENT MliLFR WHEAT EXCHANGED FOB FLOUR Bran mid FINEST SEWED BOOT COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. Give Me n <3all I WALKER 1 NORTON, FLOW., MEAT, £ FEED, Bitter5 ATTENTION FARMERS! �— ------- , ------------ — : — ’ sponded Mr, Ridgway. "wh>i tb«n? ' tb* Vu.1. —.1 kU.. SmW-XSmma H .. d TH1 X1T10XA1 COMSMSS. . Ij DEMIS KEARMET. • The New York Greenbackers held blind can in a uuo carnage mmmi vuu can iu an , ... ammbn.for5^u,wllho«t.U»<reobl.lI M«ol Mtenatog to driT«n. (oou»«n .nd j J,™1 •“«■'*<>■> “• • A LIMWLM aMECDVTE. boalen; wd. u to .njthing I d<mr..' ‘PE*"!? “ ^"7” MARCH ST, 1880SATURDAY. X ou tell you.younl nuu>, th*t lbs law ■ CooaoL Tbw u u InIt in dated in a Washington dispdtch »« dnriro te th., world lb. happier .. j <*«"t»“>b_«*d I wwot toknow [From Um Philadelphia Timos.] .Uli b.. AU my wealth otmoot boy ma "‘’J1” “• “<* ,L“ ““J Ono day, not long after Mr. Lincoln back my youth, onoot interim, ox- !■"(»“ *? They Mk torp.te.jmd issued his emandpatioL proclama­ XioTl£m tested juitetmn-1 House Fernando Wood's bill to put' wood-pulp tion, Mr. Wade tutme in, laughing all on lbo free list in answer to the demand for a □olprotmr. m. power poa.r to to ktep a.te off ““ “™°l1 ’ I »<teer »w not procure me keep* alar off , A ‘Passenger-train on the Lebanon reduction of tbe tariff on paper- Fort’s bill the city city more more peacefuL peaceful. II’ll ’ll tell tell voi you ♦k-k —n. ; -and .ka,„ ot Sprtaga bill wm ukan up in tbe the boor off J death then,mi,.i whsi-411 will ' the Valley railroad, making no stops at email ate* will not. ta all probabiMiy, be beard from. If who the 200 hell-born, hell-bound vil­ it avail when, in a few short years at this can bo c insldorod separete y fl will, n<> E Mr. McDonald Introduced a bill re­ queerest thing you ever heard of. lains are who are meeting in secret in He has given out he has the small-pox moat, I lie down in the grave and leave alighted from another train ai Annville, Pa., doubt, paua tbo House. The only danger is tbe other night, killing one man Instantly, the attempt of those seeking relief in special to keep the politicians and office-seekers it all forever? Young man, you have cases, who, it ta feared, may attempt to tack and severely injuring four others. no cause to envy me. ” I away ffom the White House.” otber’mmuraree to It If the augar-znen en­ incendiaries, who are meeting mow to Gov. Hott, of Pennsylvania, has deavor to add sugar and the iron and salt mon The story ran thus: Mr. Wade went decide who shall be Lung and who shall signed tbe death warrants of throe more of tbo their specialties, It will kill tho whole thing;" “Peacock Finery.” dtaablllUe* to the White House to see Lincoln, escape. There’s Claus Spreckels, the The Comptroller of the Currency has murderers of old man Raber. Two oUiors who had. been ill. He found the Presi­ When “Pitman George” had become biggest — thief who ever went unhung, await tbo action of tbe Board of Pardons on reoelred Btetemauts from tho national banks dent a little pale, but jolly as he “Old George” to his friends, and “Mr. and,------- him, I am man enough to . their application for a commutation of een- . showing their condition Feb. 21, 1880. The con»ld*ralloa ■could be. George Stephenson," tho great railroad tell him so to his face. He induced hia teooe. banks at that time bold SW,447,970 in specie, of < “Sit down, Wade;.I am glad to see engineer, to the public, he was noted for. raeu to take an oath to club Kearney, bill io prvTldo for an. The floor of tho public hall i£i Lin- which amount <83,111,415 was in gold aud gold yoa. Ob, I have the funniest thing to Lis plainness in dress. but they don’t dare do it. I tell you certificates, |5,C41,515 in • ailver coin, Mid tall you; it will make you laugh. I Though often in contact with Lords right here that if I hear of any man over 100 peroona falling into tho bazemcnt An <296,340 in silver certificates. Tne amount of Census Supervisor for the Fifth district never aid such a thing before m my end Dukes, he fastened his white neck­ plotting to kill me, by I will kill specie hold by tho banks has more than doubled of Georgia wa- rejected. Tbe i-reallife, and never will again." Then Colotie with a large brass pin, and wore no and many of them jump*1 from windows, and i ni Jan. 1, 187V... .Ouray and hia fellow- ornt nominated Charles *“---fled to tbeir homes. Thtrtv people were injured Utea, who were sent to Wellington to testify in race. Minister to Bolivia su----------- ----- -------- the President laughed until the tears ornament—watch-chain, . breast-pin or day, aud, said he, “ You must stop this.” Hte m Consuls: ll-»t Harte, of C.IUorula six or seven severely....The Boston Journal regard to tho White river mv-s*Cre, stolidly re United ring. at ulasguw: O«> ge u. Catlin, ot >»w Jersey, at ran down bis cheeks. Said L “ Go to —I now warn Gen. fnr« to toll anything that will criminate tbo HtutiMS “Now, Wade,” he said, “you are not dt: P.' Lamre. ot lows, st La Itochelle; Mr. Stephenson hated foppery in John F. Miller, who is at tbe head, and ... J. H. Harorly'a valiao, containing valuabke Meeker murderers. to repeat this outside, for it would give young men—“peacock finery,” he called the rest of these 200 Ohinese-lovers, The Greenbackera of Pennsylvania offense, and it by no manner of means it—u one youth learned to hia sorrow. rag ia zroy, «. a., uwuunu that, if I am killed, he and the rest of ot’, Bro. A Co., shirt and collar manufacturers; held tbeir State Convention at Harrisburg last comports with the dignity which is sup­ He was "Old George ’ s" private secre ­ the 200 shall be singled out for special J. Mtettbeimer A Oa, collar manufacturers; week. Tho delegates to tbe National Conven­ posed to hedge a President about The and Hermann Aukorn A Co., felt-skirt manu­ tion, to be bold at Chicago, were instructed for Illlnola. at Malaga: John a. Holdariuau.ot Kanaaa. doctor put me up to it to rid myself of tary, and loved to dress in a showy vengespee. There were 223 who voted style,, though„when in the old mau man'sb . in favor of Chinese immigrate-«n, and facturers,was destroyed by fire last week. To­ Hendrick B. Wright, of Penn«ylvania... .The oijiv muugu,, wucu iu me uiu a bore-; I ought not to have done it, but presence, he restrained his propensity, j these are the men who belong to thia tal low estimated at <290,(KX). anti-Grant Republican Committee at Mt Louis I couldn’t help it, it was so funny. But one unlucky day, intending to take I Council. I propose to single them out AN Erie (Pa) etonecutter named haa called a national mass mooting of Repub­ opposed to.tne third-term candidate for Yon know I have been ill, and a great Conroy baa become violently Insane from at­ licans the Presidency, to moot in that oily in May.... mltue ot ths whois (Carlisle lu th chai ) many people have wondered what ailed a stroll witb two ‘ swell" friends, and publish tho list These thieves through tbe fashionable quarter of i had a book circulating to-day, asking tempting to solve tbe diabolical 15 nuzzle. He Tho Miunoeota Domo--raU will hold their Blato on the 8j«elal Dqncleu<T bill, polli cutalou wm reaitaic-l upon the me, but none of them could find out Convention on tbe 2Jth of May. is so violent that bo is kept manacled, but, not­ many atDcndmen • ^elmr offanxl. but th»_____ The truth is, I was worried to death and London, he dressed himself as a candy, signatures of those who were in favor withstanding, has tom off all bis clothing and His costume was patent-leather boots, of law and order. Thev are conspiring T he bill for the repeal of the duty on finally pa»*%1. Sltx.|'rop>Ml*lon which waa final refuses food. On tho wall of his cell ho has ly adopiod was tide \n>at tho appropriation tor talked sick pretty much by one man scratched a diagram of the puzzle, to which bo wood pulp is skid to bo favored by a majority the psymett of Marihol'* ana lA-pullo* abnnlil .the most everlasting bore you oversaw light colored trousers, and a tightly- to break the peace and’ kill me, but I devotes attention in bis calmer moments. _____________ is uommittoo. i no inwad”, sod the yalidlty of the E wtlnn who wanted an office. I knew he would buttoned coat of blue cloth, within : expect to have the pleasure of dancing of the_ Ways and Means Committee.... .. .Tho In- ।i which wus seen a line of a white vest, । on the graves of those men who would Department has Informed thettarao | !*^td^/S^^t^‘srwri*?ciputy’SbiIhL tenor Department naa boon t Archbishop Wood, of Philadelphia, tenor come again as soon as I able to sit up, and with a pink ahade under it; white wrist- now like to stab me in the back. I of Mining Bull s band havo applied at <lt ,]rcn<>n fur jwrtorniiiig duty in rrapect to any ha* iroued another circular condemning secret ' number* . the doctor put me up to get rid of him bands turned back six inches over the i hope the reporters will report me as I Fort Pock for rattonr aa, offering to surrender ! societies as dangerous to civil society and inju­ their arms and pan.™ by saying 1 had the small-pox. I only ooat-rieeve^ a a black black satin autin scarf, from speak to-night. >niM Tiiese surrenGers. tion, and that all appointmrnta of »nch coat-sleeves, scarf, from These incendiaries rious to interoeta of religion. Secretary Schurz say a, will havo to got out yesterday and sure enough this which gjtetened two diamondI breast­ । who want to fight, why don’t they ocme to tho military pools.... Heavy snow-storms prevailed through­ bo made morning he called on me. I had deter- _j - ••by a delicate 1 >ins, connected gold chain, 1 out? It they have 200 or 500, we can Sherman haa dkcovered that, while the mined to be polite to him, but he L out tbo East on tbe 24th of March... .Tho total Gen. x_ua gloves, _i j a _ lx hl l -a aud j a . Dnmt>or to go out to tho interior Department is feeding, at heavy ex­ right and shiny silk hat amount of deposits held by tho savings ban! j pense, tho women and children of Victoria's tlx-di ffr rent political partira." A bill appropriating stayed so long the humor seized me and small cane. . beach and fight them; out no, they in tho city of Now York at tbo commencement hand of Apache*, tbe War Department iv fight­ I sent for the doctor. Giving him the As be was sauntering through the want to do their fighting in secret. of tbe present year was <175,872,001... .“Gen- ing, at awful cost in life ami mousy, tho war­ of the Chinese treaty waa offered. wink, I held out my hand, and in­ street, filled with promenades, who They want to come out and take the t'omaH Jo," tbe persecutor of Bev. Dr. Dix, of riors, and wants to know if such magnanirnitj Tho Senate waa not in session on tho 20tb quired : Now York, has boon arrooted at Baltimore. His does not border on folly. should he meet but "Old George!" The Sand-Lot. If the poEce and militia lush, aud tho House held a meeting for debate on “ ‘Doctor, what marks are those on my two friends left, but Mr. Stephenson, name is Eugooo Fairfax Williamson; hts ago GENERAL. would only lay low and give us a chance the Funding bHL Judgo Kelley opposed the bill, 40, and hte place of residence Httaburgh. He hand? ’ taking his secretary by the button, at them, it would be all right; but none A“ a meeting of tho Western Iron because ho thought the debt could be wipe] oul does not knoWwiat prompted htm to send the “ ‘ That’s varioloid, or mild small-pox,’ turned him round and round, as if loiters, postal-cards, etc., as hte victim never Aaaocia.'on, held in Pittsburgh last week, it waa soon, one-four h of It having been paid of! of these 200 Chinese-lovers dare even said the doctor. injured him in any manner. । showing him off to the passers-by. meet me in debate on tho Sand-Lot. decided to maintain the present high rates of “* Well,’ said I, * it’s all over me. Its । A crowd collected. At last,releasing No, their work is incendiary, and can iron until tbe next mooting of the associ­ contagious, is it not, doctor? ’ 'the youth, “Old George” blurted out, only be done in sccict; but I want you A largely-attended meeting in the ation. Very-contagious indeed,’ he re­ in his strongest Northumbrian accent: stopped. Mr. Frye eulogized tho itepubllran Two MurtDERERS were executed on been workingmen to press closer together. interest of the Illinois aud Michigan ship-ca­ party tor reducing the Interest. Mr. Fellon sjwke plied, * and you should see no one.’ j— — ! “Young man, you havo lived five Organize, and tell your neighbor to­ nal project was held st Ottawa, ILL, March lb. Friday, March lit— William Pierson, at Gene- In favor ot aeul>amute ot his. which provided tor « “ My ----visitor, who had been getting jear8 Bt mT hoaBe. but j ueVer knew j the monthly coinage ot 4,000.000 silver dollars, and Speeches were made by Gov. Cullom, Mayor tor the application ot tbe coin reserve in the tress more and more nervous every moment, Waa harboring an American jackadaw." morrow or next Sunday, when the ury. in excess of 'A per cent, of the outstanding bell taps or the alarm sounds, that one Harrison, of Chicago, and others, all of whom boy, at Dallas, _exae. yyiiat an “American jackadaw" was of your leaders is hung; you may rally John Quinn, celebrated as a fighter r-ntwbscka, to the purchase of bonds tur can now could stand it no longer, and, risdwelt on tho practicability of tno scheme, and , , ,, cellatlon; Mr. Orth favored the bbl li-cauae s rr- ing, said: the youth knew not, save that it was round the flag; you may rally aud give demonstrated- the advantages to lie de­ during tho war of tbo Rebelitan, and later aa a ducUon in ths---------interest-----charges ---,J —the -------------rould enable rived from uniting tho great lakcti “ ‘ Well, Mr. Lincoln, I can t stop any ; something indicative of contempt Of Gove;-ummt to~ indulge in internal improvriueuie. ~ and tbo Mississippi river. Tbe sentiment of Fenian raider aud prisoner, haa committed auch aa the*improvement of Ut« Wabaah river and longer. I just called to see how you oourae he was mad, but as his em the thieves —. If they kill me, then the insurrection will commence in earn­ the convention waa almost unanimous that the suicide in a Buffalo (N. Y.) police atatioa, by were,’ and then he started to hurry l4oyer nevcr referred u, the “sight” he est. They tell me I must shut up or General Government should nndortake the hanging. great work, and a committee was appointed to out* ■ . T . , „ «ise enough to remain silent. It leave the city. I propose to stay here Burned : Twelve houses in the busjOn tbo opening of the Senate on Monday, urge upon tho Illinois delegation in Congress neaa portion of ^Chatham, Vs., loss <23,000; a Stop a minute ; I want to talk to | worked, however, a change in his “pea- and follow the same course which 1 be­ the propriety of pushing tho matter in that March IS, Mr. D«r!« prevented a petition of 350 you, «nn ’■ said .teirt I, T ‘• about that office.’ fin<.ry •• atreet-aar depot on Thompson street, Phila­ gan two years end a half ago. I claim body. “’Excuse me, Mr. President, you are this as a right. The only way they can A conspiracy haa been formed in delphia, loos <20,000; two hotels and a dwelling, not well this morning and I won’t bother Forestk and Hygiene. at Hush City. Minn., loo* about <25,tW; l.OOU.silence me ia to kill me. They may Deadwood to drive all journalists out of town, lUO foot of lumber at North Pacific Junction, aa butter. Mr. Alllaon preaentad a petition ot the yon,’said he, shoving toward the door. vU«<u lock me up; but if they keep me from I-orcstw contribute ~ to the K general and one of them has boon brutally assaulted by Minn., Icaa not staled; nearly the entire village " ‘ Never mind,' said I; ' don’t be in a health by breaking the force of steadily- talking they must cut my tongue out. roughs, who were paid <50 each fur their of Poplar Plains, Ky ; several bouses in Psrahurry. It’s all nght, and if you are blowing winds. They mitigate the heat Even then I want them to remember work. Newspaper men now stagger under tho eraburg, W. Va. going to get the varioloid you will get of BUmmer by the vast amount of evap- that “Thu Chinese must gothe thiev­ load of guns they carry, and a vigilance com The Western Union and Atlantic it now anyhow; so you might as well i oration that takes place throngb their ing stock-gamblers must go, and the mitteo is talked of... .A Ban Francisco labor and Pacific Telegraph Companies havo won a agitator named Gannon haa received tbe same Klt .. . leave8 by day. By night the corre- murdering Council after them. They sen ten re accorded to Kearney—»u months' irn i legal victory over the American Union and Bal­ ; Thank you, sir, but I’ll call again, nponding condensation of moisture may do what they please with me, but, timore and Ohio Companies at Wheeling, W. pracUeablllty ot manufacturing aurar on prisonmeut and II,(XX) fine. i be replied, fairly turning livid, and ex- upon the ■ •leaves still further absorbs the Va., and regauitMl poaeoaaion of their wlr^a | ecnting a masterly retreat from the fear- heat, on the evaporation of the moist­ ------- them, I want them to count the The law forbidding the employment there, recently aeized, consequences which come afterward. vlding a temporary government therefor. of the Chinoeei by corporations in California FOREIGN. The House bill appropriating <100.000 to eontlnue I fill contagion with which he supposed ure the next morning. has been pronounced unconstitutional by the the public printing, that tbe entire sum | me to be afflicted. printing. provided pm»l They also, as is now well known, pro­ Littre and Robin, who were asso­ G aribaldi has published a letter eu­ | apuroprlatad for printing United Btatos Circuit Court at San Francisco. Now,' said Uncle Abe, ‘it will be mote rainfalls. Thus tney check the ciated in the preparation of a famous An appeal will be taken by the workingmen to logizing Hartmann in particular, and all polit­ C»c>l <K4,,(AW. Waa paaac! all over tbe city in an hour that I have tho Supreme Court, where Ben Butler will bo ical Nihilists generally.... Harttnaim, the Ni­ recutuiucudlug the unseating ot Kellogg and put­ the small-pox, and you can contradict tendency of the earth to too great dry­ Directory of Medicine, were two very ness, which is almost os injurious to sfosent-minded men. One day, when their champion.... W. J. Porter killed Thomas hilist, whom France wouldn't turn over to ting lu Spofford; aud Mr, Hoar read the minor­ Carmody st Alma, CoL, and in has than an Buraia,*ia coming to America... .The Gorman ity report on the iam« subject, sustaining the story, but I want you to promise health as it is to vegetation; for epi­ they were seated side by side at the hour was hanging from tbo ridge-polo of the Ministers require tI2l,U33,5iU mark” to carry on you won't repeat what I have just told demic diseases arc sure to do their fatal same table at their work, one, feeling joiL Porter's last words wore, “Pull up the tho Government during tho proaent fiscal year. you.' ” work where the soil-water is below the . his leg itch, laid down his pen to scratch. rope, boya" (Jf this rum 81,670,950 marka are to be con­ Agency. Michigan... A large number ot bl Ila and Wade laughed until he was weak, ordinary standard. Unhappily, in his absent-mindedness, A SALOON in Dnblin, Ohio, was blown tributed by the confederated atatoa of tlie cm and when lie could get his breath suf­ Hence, cholera often pusses a wooded j he began scratching his companion's pire. up the other day by temyeraneo people. Pow­ ficiently to speak ho looked at the district, and revels, in fatal power, in a * leg. His companion, perceiving that his der waa used, and tbe wreck of the building . It is expected that direct diplomatic clock as was his custom and said: treelesr one. There are numerous facts I leg was being scratched, inferred that was complete. | relations will soon be resumed between Gor- by Mr. Pfaeipa. providing ft ** Now for u little business and then I like the following. he was scratching it himself, and laid THE SOUTH । many and the Vatican... .The American horse will go.” A certain road in India leads for down his pen so as to be able to devote A VIOLKBT gale on the Gulf of Mexico | Parole camo in first in tho race for tho Liver“ Don’t go,” cried Uncle Abe, and sixty miles through a dense forest. himself exclusively to the operation. I pool cup, out was not ao piaccu uy tne juclgon. did groat damage to shipping and cauaed con- j but waa placed by the judgoa, SationaiBank laying his head in his hands on the Further on, it runs for ninety miles | on 'tho that be“ nr crossed “ tho ■idcrablo lose of life....A Louisiana bank I| "" t’“ aground ”'nn* th "‘ h •* track and William Smoak, a patriarchal Ger­ desk in front of him he laughed until through a barren plain. Hundreds of I^rcaident named Edward C. Palmer haa been thereby im*. edod another borne. Parole was a he shook all over. Presently raising persons travel the entire road daily. | man of 97, living in Orangeburg coun­ convicted of embezzling the funds of his bank, balf length ahead at the finish. up his face from between his hands ho Now, in the first or wooded portion, ty, 8. 0., ha- 13 children, 139 grand­ and sentenced to three years' hard labor. The Governor General of Massowah wiped his eyes and blew his ndtoe until cases of cholera seldom occur; while iu children, 46<J great-grandchildren, and H. F. Lewis, an old and respected has telegraphed the Khedive that two bodies of bills the report sounded like the winding of the latter the sick, the dying, and the 79 of tbe next generation. Total num­ citizen of Marshall, Texas, poisoned hu 12- insurgents have been defeated and made pris­ Mlaalaalppl different articles; a horn. After another fit of laughing dead are found lying by the wayside. ber of descendants 691, of whom 575 year-old son and then committed suicide. oners by tho troops of King John of Abyssinia. u, »r. A>u< sslarr of tbo PreolIn 1859 chfflera raged in Allahabad.' are living. Mr. Smoak’s wife died a Gens. Grant and Sheridan arrived ... .A dispatch from Bt Petersburg says. “Ar­ dent Io <a,OUO; br Mr. Scaleo, providing that he said: mineral lands of tbe United Statea •ball be sold at " Wade, you should have oeen him, British soldiers whose barracks were ou few years ago, but lived to see her rests continue to be made. Among those re ­ at Galveston from Mexico on tho 23d of March, tbrlr lull value, and that all the prooeeda thereof and how scared he was. I'll bet that youngest and thirteenth child a grand­ and were given a cordial reception by tho Tex­ cently taken into custody are employe-, of tho shall be applied 'o tho payment ot the I fellow never comes back here while I'm a hill suffered the most from the epi­ Ministry of Ways and Communication, and deot. The Senate blU author­ demic ; those in barracks surrounded by I mother. ans. Tbe steamer bearing them encountered a some thirty students.**... .A dispatch from public ising tho Commisaloner ot Agricultnro four rows of trees much less; but not a I violent storm, and bad a rough time of it. Odessa rayg: “ Sixty arrcti'n have t<ecn made lu attend ths International sheep and wpol oho* In ! President’’ THE MARKETS. She waa delayed twenty-four hours, and some here in the last few weeks, mostly of teach­ Philadelphia In September, 18GJ. was paoed. Mr. ! As might have been expected, hardly single case occurred am og the soldiers apprehension!* were felt regarding the safety ers, Home filling important pubhe’p^ate.”.... Singleton (Mias.), from the Committee on Appro- had Mr. Wade quitted the White House whose barracks were .a a thicket It ' NEW YORK. of tbe party. Being a stanch vceaol, however Tbe London Tunre' thinks that tne United priaUoua, reported back th* Oonsulat and Diplo­ when he heard the President had the was the same next year. matic Appropriation bill, and it was considered ta she rode safely out of tho hurricane, and all States should cither dig the Panama cauil or Hous. 0 S 11) small-pox, and was very sick. Wade went well on board. Our Government is wise in promot­ 0 1’* promptly contradicted the story, but ing the planting of forest trees. Our POLITICAL. March, tho bill Incorporating the National Eilaca- that night it was telegraphed all over State Governments should do more. tbusiastically received on landing Seven In the Republican State Convention persona have been killed by a railroad accident tlonal Association was discussed. Messrs. Cock. M tho country, and many people will yet They should take measures to prevent of Rhode Island, held at Providence teat week, in Saxony. remember tho story of Mr. Lincoln’s their undue destruction. Gov. Van Zandt declining to be a camlidate, The annual university boat-race in outside the jurisdiction of Congrwss. Messrs. having the varioloid during tbe war. Alfred H. Littlefield was nominated for Gover­ 7M The Crops of 1879, Commenting on the report, Uncle nor, and Henry H Fay for Lieutenant G ovsr- tbe river Thames waa won by tbe Oxford crew Bailey and Hoar favored It as eonaUluCHICAGO. nor. Tho oilier Btate officers nominated are without much difficulty....The Grand Bberesf tlonal, end In the interest of national education. Abe said to Wado: “ Some people said The Agricultural Department has Oowxxnd Helfare. tho preecnt incumbents. Eight delegates were of Mecca was stabbed on March 14 by a fanat­ Mr. Allison, by request, introduced a bill appropri­ they could not take my proclamation published a comparative table on Medium to Fair... the eolected to represent Rhode Island in tho Na ical Persian, and died on tiie 21st... .'rhe Km ating money for the erection of a penitentiary In Hou................................... tlonal Bopublicau Convention, every one of neror of Germany haa just celebrated his 83d Dakota Territory. The morning hour expired, and very well, bnt when 1 get the small­ crops produced in 1879, together with pox, Wade. I shall then be happy to say the prices obtained by the producers, whom ta claimed to be a Blaine man.... birthday... .Fighting has been renewed be­ toCbolcdSprtasEx. Thu Democrats of Pennsylvania have tween the British ana native a in Afghanistan. commit' 1 have something everybody can take.” as follows: called their Btate Convention for April 28; BAKvzrT. By command of Qneen Victoria a on May 5 the New Hampshire Democrats will itM, A Rich Man on Riches. 1KV. 4E),ltM00 hold their Btate Convention; and, on the 10th atone cross haa been erected on tho spot wlwro 44B.7M.000 The following story is told of Jacob Corn, bushrta... of June, the Illinois Democrats will bold a con­ 1^88 J18.760 1.544.6«».<XAi the Prince Imperial lost hia life. .. .Theodore Ridgway, a wealthy citizen of Philadel­ Oats, bushels.. 413.073 3SU vention at Bpnugfield for tho Domination of 3M SM.’UJO Jreaniery.............. 83 0 K bushels.... »3a.7K ai.Mo.wo candidates for Btate officer* and the selection Martin haa been knighted by Queen Victoria phia, who died many years ago, leaving Bye, ................................ “0 Barley, buahols. 4a.Stt.63U 40.184,«n of delegates to the Cincinnati Convention. for bis biography of Prince Albert 10 40 010 00 a fortune of $5,000,000 or $6,000,000: ia.S46.S90 13.14B.KS0 ....A BL Petersburg dispatch says tbe ooia, on tne nay uciure, au<l it waa at­ A citizen of Appling county, Georgia, most 5416.6U4 5,U»)3»7 “Mr. Ridgway,” said a young man with atnngent measures are being adopted tempted to correct the journal and aend MILWAUKEE. Tobacco, pound, 89S.046.7U0 fi.-'l.LC.U.’AU indicted for hog-stealing, shot and 1 tiled one of against the Nihfliate. A largo number of sus­ whom the millionaire was convening, Har. toM........ bi-. -_-i r, 85,MH,000 tbe Grand Jurors who returned tbo bilL pected peraoas have been arrested, and the Potatoea, bu«hel. 1*4,136, UM “ you are more to be envied than any 18ItaO,«W Coss—No. 8. make frequent domiciliary visits ...A rues. gentleman I know. ” A Washington telegram says: “A police Wheat | 8M.S46.4S5 < 4<«,ios.noo dispatch from Cape Town, Month Africa, nays “ Why so? ” responded Mr. Ridgway. (iwa 44IJ61.4» prominent Democratic Senator from the East that another great diaruoi-d robbery has just 101.Utt.K30 l*)J®6.l«J “ I am not aware of any cause for which says that Tilden will not be in tho way of Dem­ been discovered to have been committed at the 13,5M.Ki»; er, Mr . Speaker. I Bye 15A05.000 ocratic plans much longer. Ho ta a man who poatofflee at that place. Diamond* to tho value I should be particularly envied.” itartey........ X8.IW5.1UU gentleman from has been well informed sa to Tilden's plans, of nearly |.'AX),(MX) were abstracted from tbe Dark wheat . 7,W0.4»« laaauao here t “ What, sir!” exclaimed the young and tho impression be intended to convoy was Poitmaator’s safe, beside many bankers' droits. (Jotton un.te4.sn 131,(MX ,tOO man in , astonishment. “ Whv, aren’t EI.1T7.4T7 that tho latter would retiro before the opposi­ Tl.AM.Ml A Pabis dispatch states that the plain and my votes la tolerably good, and 1 think you a millionaire? Think of the thou­ Hay S86.543.7M tion that te manifested to hte nomination." great billiard match between Hloeeon, of Chi­ eve:-ybody understands my action on tills sub sands your income brings you in every Potatoes 78,971.(00 ci'.ris-.A n. It is stated in a dispatch from Wash­ cago, aud Vigneaux, of Paris, for 12,0.0 and tlio month I" <1.4KS^TO^06 <l,904,4HjitaU . ington that the anti-Tilden men will use every championship of the werld, haa been ooatponed' “ Well, what of that?" replied Mr. This increase of some $415,000,000 means within tbeir power to prevent tbe re­ UU April 13. The game will oornnat of 4,000 Ridgway. “All 1 get out of it is my in a single year is a most encouraging peal of tbo two-thirds rule which Tilden has points, 800 points to be played each evening victuals and clothes; and I can’t eat result. Bnt there has also been an in­ for five sucoeaaivc day a AL Hmik, a weU■known-Chicago sport, is backing Bloaaon, and of willful, deliberate faleehood. Mr. Gsrttel.i- more than one man’s allowance, or wear crease of other values besides those of TOLEDO. naa wagered several thousand dollars on tbe r—Amber Mlchtazn . . .... 1 96 more than one suit at a time. Pray, the crops noted above. The statistician Ko. S Rad...................... plucky little American. .... 40 of the department, who is reported to From the St. Petersburg diapatchea journal waa not decided at 0 o'clock, when the. cant you do that much?” .... 33 “Ah, but think of the fine houses yon bo gathering material upon which to it appears tha» tho security of tbe inmates of Houac adjourned. A rcaolation for an AwUrtant Librarian for own, and the rentals they bring you I’ base a careful estimate of the total in­ tho Winter Palace agi'Mt explosion and other “ What better am I off forthat? I crease in certain other values during can only live in one house at a time; as the year just closed, to include the in­ converting it into practically a fortress and for the money I receive for rent^ I creased value of real estate and mining prbon for the royal family. They are lo bo matte secure by pla~u>g ab<>oi them additional cannot eat it or wear it; I con only property, expresses the opinion, baaed resultod ia use it to buy other houses for other upon material already gathered, that it INDIANAK1LI8. people to live in; they are the benefi­ will not fall below $1,000,000,000. The Democrats of Rhode XcUnd have reaolaUoc calling for ta- ciaries, not L* nominated Honea M. Kimball for Govarnor, Unusually large quantities of baled “ But you can buy splendid furniture and seat a TUdea delegation and costly pictures, and fine carriages hay are being exported at New York to and horses—in fact, anything you de­ Southern ports, Cuba and Great Brit­ IL5UOXOO-...A Cobetantinopte dittmten ain, and ex. advance in price is pre­ the British Governmaat haa paid (ft) *e sire you can have.” colt, of south Carolina, “ And after I have bought them,” re- dicted. IltlUM. NASHVILLE WEEKLY IEWS REVIEW S 5 7X1 t �suited very unhappily for the few lead­ so I hung bach looking for St. -Peter. ALL MORTS. ers of that conquering tide* that finally And whale I waa waiting I hope to .die should overwhelm Jhe effete rule of if Bob Ingersoll didn't come atang ^tid England paid$12.500,Q00 for foreign hold even after doath. Spain in the New World; yet, for s long walk right in, and he looked as if he eggs in 1878. time afte- Fike's expedition, nothing were mighty glad to get there. Pres­ - Pennsylvania's total debt is $22,190,­ hta friends claim, from th® injuries snsThe demand for heavy horses far ex­ occurred tq frighten further the proud ently I saw Bl Peter, right by the gate, 668, of which $800,718 beam do in­ MARCH 27,1880. BATURDAY ceeds the supply, and ta likely to for and indolent hidalgos.—Emeet'Inger- his head bent down and his eyes fixed teresttoll, in Harper'* megaxine. • on his knees. I told him my name and the next ten yean. Snow in Honeycomb fork. Big Cot­ As ax indication of Mr. Gladstone’s clergyman had finished his remarks at where I was from, and asked if I might * Massachusetts wm the first State tonwood, Utah, is reported forty feet FACTS AND FIUUBEM. popularity in Scotland, it is reported the funeral, Mnllynne's mother started in the Union to order a special snrvry go in. He didn’t say .anything, and I deep. began to feel rattier streaked. So I that aa high as $30 were paid for tickets up, and, pointing toward the corpse in of its forest resources. . Tai be are 309,430 Roman Catholics said it again, a little lender. Still he Missouri has two prominent rolitia tragic manner, screamed, “There, Mm■ of admission to the hall in Edinburgh The elip. of wool for 1879 wm the n Scotland. made no reply. Then I'shook him by cians—one named Vest and the nDw»r where he delivered an address recent'y. terson, you have at last got your re­ Jargest ever shewn in this-country, E ngland paid $12,600,000 for foreign the shoulder, for I was getting pretty Pants. ^haounting to 233,560,000 pounds. venge? The woman continued in the4 eggs in 1878. Eighty members of the Legislature anxious, and I began to tell it all over 'Thomas jEEFERsoM said: “ Let tho The salary of the Rev. Dr. John same strain until the body wm placed Since 1869 the Pacific railroad has again. It frightened me when he shook of Mississippi are natives of the State, in the hearse, and her cries against the farmer forevermore be honored in hta landed 472,811 passengers in Ban Fran­ me.off—“9,11, 4.14,18, 7-oh get out end all are natives of the South. calling, for they who labor in tbe earth of this, you and your name; if you * Talmage wants the people of the cisco, and brought away 280,863. ‘ byterian Church in New York, has dead Mullynne. could be heard blocks are the chosen people of God.” off. ' America imported from Europe last hadn’t bothered mo I'd have got it the United States to contribute $1 each to been raised from $10,000 to $15,000. The tenant farmers of England pay lift the mortgage off hia Tabernacle. year 29,642,896 gallons of wine, an in­ next more." The increase is an indication of the es­ a larger sum per acre for the use of land “Meadville! Change ears for Oil Quite a funny scene occurred in the crease over the importation of 1878 of Charles E. Smith, former editor of than they would be obliged to give in teem in which the reverend gentleman City and Franklin! This train stops the Albany Evening Journal, haa be­ United States Senate recently, which in purchase money for better lands in this nearly 15,000.000 gallons. twenty minutes for dinner!" is held by his wealthy congregation. come editor ot the Philadelphia Frees. The peanut crop of Virginia, Tennes­ thus referred to by a correspondent: country. ‘’Now,” the fat passenger said .sol­ see and North Carolina ia estimated at emnly, “I am never going to fool with Why could not the habits of the mos­ “A comic paper in New York, Puck, The lovers of raspberries will find the There will be little sympathy felt in about 1,835,000 bushels—an increase of that Gem puzzle again. Not once quito have been given to the trout? printed a cartoon with Presidential can­ Turner to be the most reliable red va­ about 600,000 bushels over last year. this country over the death of Hoag, Think of the “bites” a man could get more.” didates’ faces upon the blocks of the riety for this climate, and the quality to then I . The average life of a paper wheel un­ who killed himself at a walking match be excellent. The plants are hardy and infernal game of fifteen. Grant’s face der trucks of. locomotive engines ranges ‘‘ Predeapernstion.” Michigan University has 1,397 stu­ reliable. at Glen’s Falls, N. Y. Walking from 300,000 to 1,641,880 miles, and was upon tho fifteen block, before An old-time Baptist preacher of Lit­ dents, the largest number of any Ameri­ matches are the concentrated essence The Toronto Globe represents tho Blaine, the fourteen block. Senator American demand for Canadian horses under dining and palace cars from 794,­ tlo Rock, Ark., who has retired from can college. Columbia pays its profes­ of unmitigated nonsense, and, if more 000 to 878,336 miles. active gospel work, but who still keeps sors the largest salaries. Conkling was represented as nearly as very brisk. It chronicles the total of those who indulge in those disgrace­ The English market demands yearly a firm eye on the faith, has just had a A Connecticut woman bet a new hat wild, trying to get Blaine, fourteen, out number purchased and shipped to ful gambling exhibitions were to die, 504,000,000 pounds of cheese. Their little experience with a colored man of the way of Grant, fifteen. Thurman Massachusetts and New York in a sin­ home make is 282,000,000, the Contin­ that causes him to think very seriously. against a bonnet that she could jump the country in general would be better further than any church deacon in gle week at 131, costing $9,8J9, aver­ first'had the cartoon, and the Demo­ aging about $75 each. ent supplies 64,000,000, and Amelia Meeting the colored man, the preach­ Norwich, and she beat the best man by ■ off. cratic Senators so crowded around him seven inches. • The condition of the public roads "ta ’158,000,000, of which Canada sends er said: " Dave, if you don’t bring that saddle The Massachusetts Railroad Com­ that it stopped the regular proceedings. the measure of the civilization of the 40.0u0.000, and tbe United States 118,­ It gives some idea of she trade be­ 006,000. Germany is l>eginning to take home I’ll have you put in jail." Good roads facilitate . tween Minnesota and Manitoba that missioners sustain the charges of dis­ Then Mr. Hereford carried the cartoon inhabitants. a fair supply from thia country. “ What saddle ta yer ft-rren ter?" i the exports from Manitou® at Pembina' crimination against the Boston and Al­ over to Blaine, who looked at it long trade intercourse, promote oomfort and In the reign ot Louu *XIY. France j “ The one you stole from me.” -u xaru ! kwuuuk amounted Lint year io to $448,344, mostly convenience, increase tho value of real bany railroad, afcid refer the case to the and earnestly, as jf he were really trying - fore de Lord, I nebber stole . jn fur skins, and the imports to $750,941, Parson estate, kdd attractiveness to the neigh- had a population of 19,000,000, Englund , Legislature fo«" action. It appears that to solve the puzzle, while Republican boihood and stimulate individual im­ 8.000,000,and Germany 19.000,000. In । yer saddle." .' mostly in lumber, cotton goods, cattle 1789 France had 26.000,000. Englund: “ Yes, Y" you did. Z I— saw you when you ,’ and meats, iron and steel, plows, cartbe company made rates to a certain ru­ Senators crowded about. Finally Blaine provements 12,000,000, and Germany 28,000,000 Un- .j took it off tho the yard fence. fence, I beheve Ii riages, sugars and steam vessels. Keep the stables clean. Clear out der Napoleon I. France had 29,000,000 ”” ' ral milling firm, in which its officers looked up with a laugh, and passed the j I'll have you arrested, any way." ., i Mrs. Kite became convinced that her were interested, considerably lower f sketch to Hereford, and he carried it to the manure every morning, and scrape and England 19,000,000. A writer in । “Look heah, parson, you'se a or card off all filth from the animals. । the Republique Francaixe sees great Baptta’, isn’t yer?’ 1 husband was in love with her sister, thtaU those which other parties were David Davis. Ho was puzzling over it । 1 who lived with them at Grayson, Va. The stable should bo made so warm ! danger io France in these figures. X- ’ and I'll have I “ b Yes, you sent to the when Conkling came in. He saw Beni able to secure. that the manure will not freeze at night. She sent for her two brothers to take Last -year there were . presented , her awiy, and they came for that pur­ ator Davis very intent over the picture, A lower temperature will either demand | -_i:..a ------- - ~211.059 ’ III __ _ » . . “ Well Well, HA so Ita I, an' now ketch de pints The New York Board of Immigration and went and looked over his shoulder. a larger amount of food or the auimal [ BPP*leutions for patents, aud 12,725 pat­ ez I gin din ter yer. Dar ta jes' so pose. H> r husband said nothing in I OLts issued. will fall off in condition. I cuU lMued- I he total receipts of the i - ... . ,, — -- , Commissioners expect that the number The whole Senate was now watching 1_ ms —-----rkzi L is ter |be opposition, but in the night, while the n . .... .. 1; office office were were $ $703,931 total expendiexpendi- ““D’saddles in wori what Ww . , 10.1,031 47; 47; total U e loosen sod to facilitate i ,..t7.... . Ur In/Laon a -> wet .«» * surplus of. hLo!°'dar’s jes’ ’ so many man what brothers were sleeping, he killed them of arrivals from Ireland this season will Conkling. He started when he saw ■< -«.l ro tnres leaving a surplus of I stole, an' dor's evaporation, ,, . , , , , ranoration. nputunvu, auu and ruu roll ur or uruerwinv otherwise CUIUcomB .1. .1 KN) ..r .there . On ’ januarv ‘ cr <*«*« “ ddlea. Dis ta de pre , with an ax. be unusually large. Many thrifty Irish the oaUre. and Inroad abruptly away, ( o-uuuarv i . iothi .mere , ..------- . , ,1q. u ,L Whl,„ h(K„ A hen always kicks backward after was a balance to the credit of tbe pat- d«,P®rn«^°D- >«»». ef yer saddle hap men and women have drawn their mon­ walking wtdkincr rapidly rnnidlv back back to to hta his seat seat withwith- J' ing ina to to destroy iLtxtrnv weeds, trwda be careful p«r..fnl to tn — pens be oue of de predisposed an’ I laying layin8 an egg. e8K- A Bridgeport Yankee ’ amounting -• to $1 420- l* enB to l»e ent office fund, to $1,420, ey from savings banks for the purpose out a word. lighten up your own footaepa or you i tors busr , happoua happens ter be one ob de predisposed *“fl reported tc to hzvc have turned this uuv ub ue thio fact fset to 806.50. It jays to have invent ’ will find the weeds quickly nen.K-A germinate 1M7U -i 7!1 men, ken 1I bo » it? Dar hep Dur was Judas,' account in inventing ad a device to pre­ of paying the fare of friends to this । ! ' inztouo,. ■ there. The soil being compressed re­ . vent When the instonc}. He He couldn't couldn't bop hep travin “ ““* *the ’ sale ’ of‘ stale eggs. ~~ country, and the various immigration A Cincinnati Horse Auctiox. tains the moisture and facilitates ger° T7'’ide Savior, k».» da Savior bmA' : -Ja. ben kicks she bits an electric disk* to societies will promote tho movement by I among the rresident populatiou. “Here, gentlemen,” said the auction- 1 minatiun. " ' ‘ c das, sop in dis dish an' go an’ 'tra, . wliich is attached a rubber stamp, and every means in their power. ■ ee« "lfi u ^or8eZTi" v ,, . j At the recent meeting of the Ver- deaths among residents were 6,,<-4. Bit wasu’t Judas's fault, kase he was the apparatus stamps the date on each » Bystander —Glad you told us it was । mont Dairymen's Association. O. 8. On Dec. 31. 1879, the population num­ | one of de predisposed; so 'tended from ' «gg. bered 298,960, an increase ot 9.639 over The windows of the Cincinnati Mr. Watkins, husband of Alice a horse, or we might have taken it for a Bliss gave an interesting account of the de foundation ob de world." Oates, the pretty littlo burlesque act- sheep. . ! dairy of Mr. Burchard, of Illinois, who 1878. Since 1871 the population has “I don’t want a religious discussion, 1 Chamber of Commerce building over­ mainl A bT 7^* saaaie now that -------------; .,u v. of the illOk x Presbyterian First ress, took exceptions to an item in the . Auctioneer—That wouldn t be so very on one occasion milked his cows, cooled Dave. It isn't the saddle now that I | look the yard HO muc^ abOut; it is that you told Church. The church officers demand­ CiJdmiati £n.,Hirer reawetine Mmh“‘ “• “«*. ™i.«l tl>« cream, mad. the gration. The sanitary condition of the , citv h Iiowh improvement imnrnvbmont ., . BUV|ng . _ • _ .1 . and, _. j until _ ,ri lately, received, $800 a Cmcinaab re.pecung turn 1k,|o,(, Jon p,ot|cmen. , bn[tet j( chl , „ on city shows i a he ed «ll and Tracy T>t-«, Ms matrimonial | borw. Inbition and received tbo prize all in The first piano was mode some time | it” ‘ year for the privilege of taking light. He got those bunches on !j one day. in tbe twelfth century, and appears to “ Well. den. parson, 'spose I takes । The Chamber voted not to pay any predecessor, and attempted to whip the I; Bystander—Ho city editoz, but the latter, who seems I his knees from kneeling down at family II Barley is usually a profitable crop have been only a transition from thedul- , back de he an* keeps de saddle? " 1 “ore, and now a light board fence cov“ A lie once told always stands. You 1 en* the windows. to be a knocker, blacked Wolkin.’; didn't 1' .... with me. The „„ land must be dry. clean, cimer, ami consisted of an oblong box. Two chambermaids and a cook in a oyc. in Li. L»tb. broke bi, o"7b.^^„n“T . year. .I used .. bolding a series of strings in triangular have lied to me, you scoundrel, and I I mud ,;UL. Last i superphosphate with decided advantage. form, struck by a quill attached to the , believe it is my duty to have you ar- Pittsburgh house argued, as the latter walcbcb.iu nd .loore billion., and A hora5 gentlemen .that any family U^ot on& inorM»“ tbo yield bnl^Si, keys. During tbe next six centuries | rested." | stirred a huge kettle of boiling mush, It not only increased the yield but tho tne clavichord was in use. ine change " Parson, dere’s jes a certain amount I The argument culminated in a remark otherwise damaged him. might well be proud of. ijwit . . .1 sow .... Look whai what .n «n ii qrla>lllv from two to two and. Lais to something like its present r»i> eb hea in um dis worl' ef 1I is the cook cook,, who who reuuiaiea retaliated —.... .1_ 1» uuimcu, eye he has. ut-a ter bo uv tole iu wuri 'an' on ei xs . unpleasant unpleasant to io uie . uuv nvie | vuvuot, one-half bushels k to, the acre iu> as early as in form trvzvlr v>aVinnl 1TUI . ...... * de 1 ___men __ __what V . -is predisposed ,w.i.i ■ .... one ob to | by throwing a ... ladle of. mush in the .face' Bystander- What has become of the I the lnI1(j Cftn T is a movement down East to pat jn goo<j condition. form took place about 150 years ago. Land that will grow corn or aa aver Mullynns’a age hay crop ta suited for the growth here other eye? Auctioneer—Gone to look after another such fool os yon are. Like old dog Tray, so touchingly described by the sweet singer of Michigan (aing‘ ing): Hr'a Kvnllo au4 he'* kind— Bystander---------- the kind. Auctioneer— bring Chinamen from San Francisco to th« Eastern States. The ladies are moving in the matter. It is proposed o erect immense wash-houses at Sara­ toga, Long Branch, and other watering places, and give employment therein to Chinese. The Celestials will also be furnished to do housework iu the large Eastern cities. It is thought that 5,000 -will be brought from San Francjco this year. ■ Bystander—He would l>e fined by any court in Christendom for spring-hidterations and interfering generally. Auctioneer— A mysterious society of French So- ! ; , I, l cialists is causing something of a sen­ sation in Montreal. Copies of a circntar urging the French to drive the En­ glish and Irish from Canada have l>een sent to several newspaper offices, ac­ companied by threats of murder and arson if they were not speedily publiahed. The editors of these sheets I Ii | i । etc. But we cannot waste oui time on poetry, although the noble steed before you is tbe very poetry of motion. How much for him? What do I hear? Bystander -Nothing, if you can’t hear more than he does. Auctioneer—Among horses, gentlemen, this is the very ne-plutt-ulira— “B^B^Ve’r-Ku^k-n^plus-uitrlyou mean, havo turned the communications over : Auctioneer—And the sine-qua-non— Bystander—Compos mentis. to the police authorities, who are en­ , Auctioneer—The ridges you sec rundeavoring to discover their authors. | ning down his sides, gentlemen, are not uu indication of a want of flesh; they A singular instance illustrating the are simply a wise provision of Provi­ laws of heredity js noted by a Chicago dence for carrying off the rain-water. Bystander—What’s the matter with paper. A young man of that city who had lung been wedded to worldly things his tail? Auctioneer—He was formerly owned suddenly reformed, married a beautiful by a violin manufacturer, and he palled girl, and is now the hrppy father of a oat all the the hairs for fiddle-bows. What yearling boy. Tho other day, while J do I hear ? holding the iol.ol on bin knee, it be- i B“‘’» h“d h~d •<? ° .4 us that our fnend was right, and that it camo reBtless, and the father g»vo >t a I al>BUtd ,qnKldor money on oho., tract, which tho child at once destroyed. I bo long as these horse auctions. nJe kept A deck of cards was then thrown on the ' np *to ’ their present1 ’high standard. ’ floor, whereupon the little angel began George Wilson’s Invention. fumbling them over, turned up a jack and smiled. George W. Wilson, the manufacturer of fine musical instruments in Concord, This has been a winter of famines. N. H., after months of patient study has accomplished the feat of perfecting an In nearly every part of the globe food achromatic objective. Many mechani­ haa----------------------------been so scarce that — largo ---o- <portions ----------- luuxo cians iu in uiu this uuuuuj country have given years years .1....x —a suc-. of several populations have been desti-' of study to the subject without tute of the means of life. In Brazil cessful result, and where one has suc­ there xs a famine almost m terrible as ceeded hundreds have failed. In New England there is only one man who that in Ireland. In Silesia, in Italy and manufactures these objectives, aud ho on the steppes of Russia hunger rav­ is not a native of this country. Wilson ages the people. In the tatter country, ta the only man who recently has exper­ bands of starving men and women fight imented in this direction with any de­ gree of success, and his final triumph is for garbage and for roots, which is all a masterwork of mechanical skill. For they have to depend on for sustenance. many years he has been engaged in the This is accompanied by diseases, among I manufacture of telescopic objectives, them the diphtheria, the spread of but during the last six months his whole time has bean employed in making a which is increased by a belief of the microscopic objective. This objective peasants that a piece of bread inserted is very minute, a one-fourth-inch focus in the month of a corpse dead from tbe achromatic. It consists of two separate ixeasa, and then given to the children, aud distinct lenses, made of optical flint glass, so as to entirely correct the is a safeguard against it. In Persia chromatic aberration. By this an ob­ parents are selling thqir children for ject photographed on a space one-six­ food, ox giving them poison rather than teenth of an inch square is magnified 350 times. A minute piece of gold leaf, see them die before their eyes. placed under the microscope, is so mag­ nified m to have the appearance of im­ A thrilling scene wm witnessed at mense lumps of gold, and a one-sirthe crowded funeral of David Mullynne, teenth-of-an-inch photograph of the in Cleveland, Ohio, the other day. The signing of the Declaration of Independ­ deceased, two j cars ago, shot and killed ence is so enlarged in appearance that • young man named Msaterson. He the drapery stands out in bold relief, and the features of the signers are so wm acquitted of the crime on the distinct as to be easily recognizable. ground of its being in self-defense, but His work is considered a great triumph. j —Joeeph Harris, Rochester, N. F. ' Indiana farmer asks this pertinent question : “ Is it not better to feed corn to my cows, every bushel of which will make three pounds of butter, worth from 18 to 20 cents per ponnd, giving 54 cents per bushel for my rorn at the door, with the manure left on the farm, rather than to sell it at 30 to 35 cents and impoverish my farm?” I have been taking advantage of the mild weather to “go for" the borers in | my meuch trees. By removing a few shovelfuls of earth from around tbe i body of the tree, exposing the roots a , little, one can get at all of them; then till the hole with leached ashes. I dig „ ! fill borers «,» tavwr. out with . a .»«,.♦ stout, sharp ---- L-ifc. knife. Where gum c.- worm-dust shines is the place to look for them. IE E. Foenot, ElLncorth, Kan. After several years’experience in the use of a light harrow with teeth sloping backward at an angle of forty-five de­ grees in tbe spring upon fall grain crops, I can say that it is very benefi­ cial. These teeth not only make friable the soil, but they draw it over the plants and cover the roots exposed by alternate freezing and thawing. The roller should follow tho harrow, as it sinks all tufts, stones and other impedi­ ments into the soil, leaving a smooth *’ surface to work on.—Rufus Stone, Columbiana county, Ohio. W. J. Bead says of Alsike clover; Botanists do not consider it a hybrid. I have twice tried to make crosses with this and white clover, but without suc­ cess. I have never seen any plants which were intermediate between Al­ sike and white clover, though I have seen bees working on the Howers of each species where the plants were well mixed. If the plants can be crossed, we shall expect to see new hybrids. The stalks sometimes grow four to six feet in length, but they fall down and the leaves decay toward the base of the stems. The stems recline but do not take root like white clover. It is valua­ ble for pasture and makes good hay, though its habit is not well adapted for meadows. The First Appearance of the Yankees in Santa Fe. The first American who seems to have penetrated to New Mexico was James Pursley—an adventurous fur­ trader, who found his way up the Ar­ kansas, traveled extensively through the mountains of what is now Colorado, and finally worked hu way djwn to Sants Fe, where he went to work as a carpenter, growing rich through high wages, but suffering always a feeling of restraint. An occasional Frenchman had appeared; but Pursley (who, by the way, is credited with being the first intelligent man who discovered gold in the Rockies) was the sole citizen of tbe United States who was there to wel­ come the immortal P^ke when, on that bleak March day in 1806, he unwillingly tramped into Banta Fe at the head of his Faistuffian band, hatless, bootlesn and trouserleas through a year’s cam, paigning on the plains and in the mount- The Mexicans were greatly alarmed by this sudden realization of the prox­ imity of the progressive and well-armed Yankees, and their consternation re-, According to Sadlier's Catholic Almanac for 1880, tho estimated total Roman Catholic populatiou of the United States is 6,143,222, but tbe Bos­ ton Pilot says that many intelligent Catholics think the estimate much too low. There are 67 Archbishops ami Bishops. 5,980 priests, 1,136 ecclesiasti­ cal students. 6,406 churches audchapels, 1,726 stations, 687 seminaries, colleges, and academics, 2,246 parochial schools. 405,234 pupils 1U iu ^uvu.*. parochial sceools, and 373 charitable associalions. tell nne ob dese lies, hit’s not my fault, of tho offender. Then the row became 1 genera! Hot mush flew thick and fast, i au’I can’t help hit." . " You go ou now ami get that saddle, • burning wherever it struck, and stickor 1'11 swear out a warrant for your I ing. too. The result was three badlyarresL” i burned and discharged domestics. “ I’ll do the best I keu. parson, but j every shred of wool sheared from dere s jes a certain amount ob stole the sheep of the universe, and every saddles ter be returned in dis worl’. , tjber of cotton picked from this terresEf 1 se one ob de predisposed men, an' , trial ball, could be spun into yarn and I b heves I is, you’ll fine yer Handle j knitted into one stocking, which would hurgin on de yard fence t>out sun- be as long ns the bottomless pit is deep, down dis ereniD . ftntj big around enough to use theequa ; tor for a garter.it wouldn’t hold enough to How Conkling Wins. | satisfy the Christmas wishes of a cnrlyChoate’s Ironj. The great secret hi. of 1hia success is his । haired girl of 5 tender but precocious Mr Mi E. P Whipple tells, io Harper s : * ‘,',1 He never de- years. Magazine, several anecdotes of Rufus I to serfs a man who espouses bis cause un- | William Bernard murdered his aunt Choate’s wit and irony: der any eircumstaLces whatever. He at a rancho in New Mexico, took $700 of Nobody at the bar ever equaled him never drops an old friend to make a her savings, and went away. After goin paying ironical compbments to the new one, and the man who does his ' ing half a mile he discovered that he Judges who blocKed his way to the work is absolutely certain of reward I bad made a track of blood all the way. hearts and understandings of juries. when tbe power of conferring it is with- I A barefooted tramp came along, and to Judge Shaw was specially noted for the in Conkling's reach. The appointment him Bernard gave the dangerous boots, gruff way in which he in(erpoBed such of Justice Ward Hunt was in exact ac­ obtaining another pair from a friend for obstacles, and Shaw's depth of legal cordance with tho policy of Conkling’s himself. Tho tramp was arrested, and, learning was not more conspicuous than life. He never forgives on neiny and as his guilt was not doubted, Bernard his force of character. Dever forgets the man who has betrayed almost succeeded in having him hanged lisn t so, Mr. Choate, was a fre- hiru. ninj no enueavor on me part by a mob before the truth came out. No endeavor quent mtomtpuoy when Bb.w on o( Msecond oni) ,n> on trilthe .n^part hi BEFORE THE SHRIKE. the uench and Choate waa arguing a !. .. . a. . r counts for anything with him. Perhaps case before him. ex-LieuL Gov. Stewart L. Woodford Choate's side-remarks on the Judge illustrates this truth as well as any man. have passed into the atereotj ped jokes 8on>**in>r* st dsvnlDX. of the bcr, and arc now somewhat ven­ Conkling is an uncompromising man, and it is said that in partisanship the j erable. One is, I think, not commonly man who fights and never compromises , I stated in ths exact words’. never lacks followers. He is an at- i “I always approach Judge Shaw," he tractive speaker, but is not one to said, “as a ravage approaches hia fetish, awaken any enthusiasm, while he may , knowing that he is ugly, but feeling and does appeal to adxr iration—perhaps that ho is great.” because he always seems to be speaking Of Judge Story he once remarked: from the head and never from the “ I never heard him pronounce a judg- heart. It is said that he never extem­ A Liverpool merchant last year took moot in wh’ch ho did not argue tbe porizes, invariably committing to mem­ his son, who was recovering from scar­ case better than the counsel on either I ory every word ho utters. To this work let fever (i.«., was in the most infectious side; and lor which." he added, with a he brings a rare skill, and apparently ia stage of the disorder), to stay at a large twinkle in his eye, “ho might very prop­ able to forecast the probable speeches hotel in Wales. The young man's con­ erly have been impeached.” of his opponents and to prepare an- dition became known, and there wm a He delighted in gravely joking with I swers for them, so that he appears to general exodus from the house. The a Judge. Tons he onco asked that a the hearer as a most capable oontro- landlord thus had his house empty at case might be postponed, owing to his versialisL The defects of an early ed­ the busy time, and, besides, was obliged engagement in another court The ucation, that was by no means finished, to go to considerable expense in disin­ Judge replied that the case was one in still cling to him, and in 1872 he fecting it. He brought an action to which he might write out hiu argument. rounded a rhetorical period with “ the recover the loss ho had sustained, and With a mock solemnity, which it al­ harbor of Madrid!” His speech-making it has just been settled out of court by ways seemed to me no other human powei is tho accomplishment of a life the payment of a targe sum—nearly countenance could so readily assume, he of study in that direction. At 25 he is £2,000, inclusive of costa. replied: said to have been able to repeat from “I write well, your Honor, but memory which is a prodigious faculty The Alpine Horn. sloicly." The Alpine horn is an instrument with him — two-thirds of Burke's As his handwriting resembled the speeches and a fair portion of Grattan’s; made of the bark of a cherry tree, and, tracks of wildcats, with tbeir claws and in 1869, while riding in a Pullman like a speaking trumpet, is used to con­ dipped in ink, madly dashing over the car to the Pacific, he entertained his vey sounds to a great distance. When surface of a folio sheet of white paper, company by'reciting the whole of Scott’s tbe last rays of the sun gild the sum­ the assembled bar could not restrain “Lady of tbe Lake" without the drop­ mits of the Alps, the shepherd who in­ tbeir laughter. ping of a word. His industry is mar habits the highest peak of these moun­ Indeed, it ta affirmed that ho could velous, and it is said that from his youth tains takes his horn, and cries in a loud not decipher hta own handwriting after he has worked more hours every day voice, “Praised be the Lord.” As soon a case was concluded, and bad to call in than the mnas are accustomed to in two; ns the neighboring shepherds hear him, experta to explain it to himself. Ho and, finally, his neighbors suy that he they leave their huta and repeat these congratulated himself on the fact that, baa few of the smaller vices of mankind, words. The sounds are prolonged if he tailed to get a living at the ba?, ho and only one ot the target I—Utica Cor. many minutes, while the echoes of the could still go to China and support him­ Ph iladelph ia Bulletin. self by hta pen; that ta, by decorating ation cannot picture any thing more sol­ Mr, Matsdaira. a Japanese engineer emn or sublime than such a scene. tea-chests. _________ working in New York, in addition to During the silence that succeeds, the Bob Burdette's Dream. many inventions of merit, reads eleven shepherds bend their kneesand pray in And I adreamed I died,। and went to languages, has finished mathematical heaven. I thought I hah just fifteen work iu three volumes, and is only 30 I the open air. then repair to their huts to rest. The sunlight gilding the tops brain*, and all the way up to the gate I of thcee stupendous mountains, upon was trying to straighten them out, and The Spanish Government ta about which the vault of heaven seems to I thought I would go mad, Wt en I got np there, the gate waa wide open, and to construct a line of railway which will rest, tbe magnificent scenery around, all sorts of people were streaming in, opeu the mining districts of the As- and the voices of the shepherds sound­ just os they pleased. I hadn’t the tarias. If Spain can only get ten year*** ing from rook to rock the praise cheek to think I had a right to go in quiet even her bondholders may begin Almighty, fill the min ’ etar with enthusiMm without any credentials or examination, to have hope. �in Johnstown and on tho farm of < Boise Ac Francia roapk of yean after the grist mil! Prieharti Itonght the prop- ing, planing, and turning, and gener:_X____ A. -...... — 1 dwelliur bonne*, a store building, and the prospects bid fair to see a postnfflee anti a thriving little village. There was aim* n steam saw mill erect­ ed at the outlet of Clear lake, making four saw mills erected iu Baltimore,* Vrith.thrrc still running, but only two of the original mills. , There never was but one iuill in Johnstown, situated at the outlet of Fine Lake, erected in 1810 by a Mr. Corey, bnt sold soon after to George aud Silas Reynolds, and by them sold to Bristol and Culver, bnt the old mill has been destroyed these many years. Baltimore has quite a village near section 33. There ia a store, postoffice wagon and blacksmith strop, and quite a number of private dwellings, but . there is not a hotel, tavern, or public nouse for the accomodation of travel­ ers in either town. Baltimore can boast of seven good school houses, and one church edifice, 380 farms, with 281 private dwellings, and many of them splendid residences, The aggregate value of all taxable property in the . town of Baltimore for-1870 was $565,- long will there remain those who will i r«lv fnr <h,» ini'll vr> tif who lintfled with the perils and hardships of a pioneer’s life, to make for themselves and their children a home in the then far off wilderness of Michigan. Like all old grave yards, established by the early settlers, neglect shows plainly. Ad old tumble down fence partly sur­ rounds the lot, brusli and briars cover the surface of the grouud, but there are many costly monuments or head stones to mark the last resting place of the.mortal remains of those dear ones “gone over the river.” Mr. Willison says the firs: wagon roiul cleared of brush in Baltimore, was done by John Willison, a brother of his, but as the roads of that town are remarkably good, we failed to find which one it was, but will say that whoever cut the brush from the roads in Baltimore done a good job, as but few are left to get in the shade of, or make a hiding place for the boy when sent on errands; possibly the latter was the object in making the ■ highways so ( rightly and beautiful. In tlie early days of Baltimore, tbe j Having bought for CASH a large, neat The above cat represents Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Our Old Reliable TVo. S52 Curtis Improved Plow, Syrupa, Tobaccos, Fish, U And we Guarantee it to .. MkI 1 lint Out (rutty 8Un 1 Wish to inform all that by prompt at­ tention, accommodating ways, good goods and low prices, hope to receive a fair share of your patronage. In any soil and COME AND SEE. Scour where all others fail. BOISE a FRANCIS. U.liave I 'have the Exclusive Sale for the Diamond - Steel MOULD BOARD for the east half of Barry Co. and the west half of Eaton Co. None Genuine only those branded Diamond Steel. The above Plow residents of the Blanchard district, felt that a Sunday School would be the proper thing to have in order to insure a full recognition by the people of the outside world, and a few persons got to- j gether at the school house and organ- Jt* fl it. ized a Sunday school, but upon whom must devolve the duties of Superin- ; TTENRY A. GOODTEA*, Dealer In In the matter of tbe rotate of AULETES BARDof Letrit C. Burdon and Uaoror D. Darden pnjrinc thit Court to determine wbo art. tbe k«al boin of --LA .1—. -- JI --.A -- 1—U-_«. LI. ■ * .- CZ>l<?viH American and Foreign Marble, flee.in tbedty Umtings, Mich. PEOPLE’S DRUG STORE, -I Efanrtin**, Mlob. DBUCrCfIBT A BOOKMEIAaEB IA true copy.; CLEM KIT (»»]_______________ ■>■<** Probate Order. CU'rTER P 01 NTS 50 cts. Finest Goods in Central Mich ■yy Prenent,Clement Hmitb. Judge of Probate. In tbe matter ot the rotate of WKALTHA To be found in the Market. Workmanship and Materials JULIUS RUSSELL, Thereupon it la ordered, that DBY GOODS, Moklnt* apedoty'. Phoenix Bloak. State St. should not be granted. And it ia further oide notice to the pcraon. mi f. hicks, ty of hearing. CLEMENT SMITH. in All Goods of this Manufacture, 7 Therefore I place my Goods upon the Market, Confidently Believing They will Stand the Test, prove highly Satisfactory to all who Purchase. E. COOK. Groceries and General Produce, Prebate Order. or MiOBtaax, I County ot Barry, • At a seninn of the Probate Court for Ute County tats JJEMRY ROE, PaoraiKTOR • MEAT MARKET. Fresh and Salt Meats, Mei Hams Di Mien, IM THEIR SEASON, Lard, by the lb. or barrel, Ssstthsr^; _ ,V'5lltbt Markefc Price paid for Hides, Pelts, &c. Judge of Probate Probate ’Votice. Fresh Goods, Full Weights and HENRY ROE. March, lb*). months from that date wot *Uoi for ercdltota to present tbeir claim#acalnat tbe HKNKY TROYER. itbeSMbdarof April a mlicr next, al tea o'clock Mortgage Male. When THE IDEAL OF THE TRUE ARTIST, DBI GOODS, SILKS Di DREMflOODS Site* the petition duly rerifled, of or. praying that a Paper pertain- 3 Buggy or AVagonl S- GOODTEAR, of Barry, bolden at the Probate Office, in tbe City ol Unquestionably the best Bnilt and Easiest Riding Ajre BiMeiil/ia.1 HARDWARE, Iron, Nails. Stove* aadTixxwax*. IBM, BAILS I SHELF HARDWARE u WllCel At pOWERS A BARLOW, JCL <X C. WOLCOTT !™ r*M» I Druggists & Chemists, LECAL8. Probate Order. Complete -with Coulter £ thrro inonoraryly, a. „ramra at z™ I SHERIFF ROBERTS A HOTCHKISS, Youri Truly, PATENT CHILLED AND GROUND PLOW POINTS’ .rt -tl /i/*Thulium tm * DO OOOD WOpK . . . I aui indebted ro Mr. Jniues Willi* The same “low With ron of Assyria for the following facts, tenderitf that was the question asked Common Steel JVIoiild. Board compl’t, 0152. many of which were learnnl after by nil. Who of nil the settlers was the I A r ADrl? Q'T’nr’V' AT? writing thentavc. The first school talented one to take upon himself the A LiAKLrB. MULK Vi? teacher in Johnstown was Miss Sun^i Curtin but as I learned uothing fnrtlier tenching of the Bible, or be a walking eoncernfiiig her, will not try to guess cyclopedia of the iiook of books, ready [ por curtis Robinson. Dodge, Gale, Oliver, Wiard, Diamond hO future. The lucky man to own at all times to give nn explnntion totn the find horae team in either town was any of the knotty questions propound- ’ ^teel ftlld Diamond iron P10W8. Wm. P Bristol, and ns he had plenty of cd to him on nil theological points. . t>t A TV POTWQ AA nio boys of his owr* it is not likely that prepared at every gathering of the, LiZxIAm X ‘'111 10 *±V VvD. other young gents had the pleasure of taking their girls out riding tabind a horae team for some time; but who very obscure paaugea of scripture 'fhe above Plows and Points are Manufucturedby E. Bern* would not rather by far take Buck and which puzzle the brain of many a stu. Bright, hitched to an old fashioned ox dent of the Bible. At last a superinten- ent & bons, Lansing, Mich., and for sale by sled, with bannis laid on the tannin, deut was found in the person of ai four tall stakes with good wide side young man just moved into the town, । boards, nil held together by a log chain George Sheffield by name, a very fas­ cinating young gent, and a person of fore and nft, a plenty of clean straw in the provined tax and a good Methodist good sound sense, and aliberal stock of ROOK’S CARRIAGE WORKS! load of voting ladies closely jiacked on knowledge and mother wit. * Mr. Shef’ . . the straw, and a brigiit moonliglrt field at ouce entered upon the duties night with goo<l sledding and O, how of hta office with all the dignity mid NASHVILLE, MICH., merry sped the time, as “swift we go, solemnity neceesturrv to the occiudon, or’e the fleecy snow, Wlien moon tan ms aud proceeded to demonstrate to tlie ' spaxHing round, when hoofs keep time, inhabitants the necessity of a strict atto the chime, as merrily on we tendence, a liberal gift of cash, and a ] tlie bound.” ’ i close study of the Bible iu order to ‘ Mr. Willison also is authority for'| make. successful the organization correcting the statement a taut the ’ uoiitcmplated. The Sunday schoolprosfirst death in Johnstown, giving Mr. j pered, in every feature.—it waa a aucIdon aa tiie first, and Seth Hull as the | ____ cess, bnt at last one family conceived n second, and the flrat birth, n child of i dislike for tbe teachings of Mr. SI r. ShefAlonzo Brundage. The first death in | field) in the Sunday school openly Baltimore was an aged tady Mrs. Farr, j cnsiug him of being a Univeroalist and The flrat wedding in Baltimore was ' n readier of false doctrines; then trou- i Aahlcy Moffat and Caroline C. Blanch- , ble began to brew, a bullet was run to ■ ard, nt the residence of the bride’s , put in a rifle to dioot Mr. Sheffield, but jiarents. Henry P. Cherry, Justice of j after a short time pence begmi to reign( ' ' _ the Peace, officiating. A grand time and now Mr. Sheffield looks back to i was tad. many invited guests from the 1 the day when his life was not worth a CXL\_ V-s Aa. V-/a V-'< then far off provinces of Hastings, [ very great sum. Battle Creek,Marshall, and so forth;, Mi.Sheffield still lives notwithstand-1 the greater number from the latter i ing the terrible threats that were made I I am prepared to furnish the public pluce ns it was near by. From Mrs. and instead of givingsome ouea chance I.h bride, to make . a coffin rat rin which ■ ■ , hia • ■ remains . II George Sheffield n n sister r.r of •the these fact* are gleaned. and ahe looks should be consigned to mother earth, | tack to tluit wedding as the most plea­ he made the first coffin ever made in’ sant of the kind site ever attended, ex­ Baltimore, in which was placed all that I cept one, and that waa when ahe per­ remained of the wife of George Duncan I formed nu important part in tlie drama who died in 1855. of real life. (To be Continued.) Mrs. Willison think the first frame bonne in Johnstown wga bnilt by Wil­ Editor News:— liam Morford, and the flint" frame In your correspondent’s history of house and bani in Baltimore by Solo­ “Johnstown and Baltimore,” some ermon Porch. Also that the first tavern kept in Johnstown was by Mr. Bara* member them. The “hurt records” may am/and tlie flrat in Baltimore by Mr. Hot sliow who performed the marriage Bsuvfc. Be that ns it may, Mr. Burch ceremony, whereby “Henry P. Bow­ had wa *wu good location call- man anu — im-iunni on wtat wnu was ranand .nary Mary vuiver Colver were niaacone, inadotme,” rd Whisky Run, and a certain man who ' but the record, not lost, show that it IT IS GENERALLY KNOWN was eager for money, mid who wislied . was S. V. R. York Justice of the Peace to evade the main liquor law, used to : and tbe time Oct. 23, 1882. phut a jug of whisky under the bridge 1 a of tbe town of BaJtiwich a tax for the moner doro by, and luor< in ,851- WM P™*ent at tbe spring when the thirsty traveler wished to election and remember distinctly ihat rest he %ronldsimplv take a cooling tlie number of votes waa» instead of oraught from the Jug. place a piece of 11 “ •tated-each candidate for SnperCombined W itla »<mev in the tax and travel on. When v*°r and ,noBt of thp otber °®<*n’ re' tta stage came along the driver had an «-iviDR •“ tx»ual "ll,ubrr <>» <*<*> •x«xmJfmatoppius.a*dbvafewwihk-lTI*ca“didalra ,or Sspervfoor were .. ... r, • Hmigbaad mxl., many of tbe miuy travel.™ i .rail.. J*m™ L < wra .MIU «nd Jnme. W. were o.a.rtn.rae.1 to.lro,. a mull piece I1talia 1“1'" (ar. <"■ elder *Wer brother l’™‘b<'r of of <d onr presore.- ! ! «it Sheriff.) Each recchi»g tin- same . Factor* th.anul.aiHl „v„ i «f Vow«t t). riectra. h.d to Iw nmr»v. of thr road to Baftlr ! d'r“fc dra'r“>< the hat,—Mr. ■rHartina. ' F« beiait thr husky man. M.oy irho { . ..f- ' wa. ... JJ HOUGHTALDT, Cheese ui Everything Which has the GENUINE DIAMOND STEEL MOULD BOARD, Attorney A Counsellor, Will attend te 1«U beainroa te nay part* r'^ JOHNSTOlTS^l SARSAPARILLA UVBHVUm, pm. heartn« date the 1 eighteen hundred and ,<M .ad m-tnujnjui UtMUTTtU: � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-04-03.pdf.pdf 3552b8fe23d4f769727af2201c1f024c PDF Text Text ----------------------------------- ——------- -- ——- ■ -------- -- --------- =-------------- - — -------------------------------------------------- ORNO STRONG, Editor and Proprietor. VOLUME VII. LIFE IN NASHVILLE, .And Her Environs. —The frame for the distillery portion of the chemical works is up. —Sam. Casler sucked four dozen eggo on Easter, and then cried for more. —The cornice has been put on Yates’ brick this week,- which completes the block. —A number of Assyrians contemp­ late launching canned turtle upon the market. —Theo. Downing has had the head of that mammoth buck he shot last fall, stuffed and mounted in his office. —Widow Buxton has Ixiuglit A. R. Wolcott’s place on Church St., and CyruJsays he don’t come to town if the widow, stays. —James Fleming was made richer by fifty dollara,and Geo.W. Francis by five dollars, via the Detroit? Commercial Advertiser’s lottery. —Woodland possesseth a boy only eight ye^rs old which weighs 116 lbs. His name is Clark Nash and he lives with his brother E. J. —We are.astonished to hear that a number of the most respected lady reai dents of Nashville are addicted to the social glass, It is the mirror. —Mr. David Ickes, of Baltimore, while sowing clover seed one day last week, found r ground bird’s ne#t with four young birds, apparently a week or more old. —Those lucky fellows who found a horse shoe on the cross walk,Thursday, and tried to pick it up but couldn’t, calmly walked on again as though nothing had happened. —Two lively young ladies of Maple Grove made themselves very •promiscu­ ous by continually promenading the streets on Saturday. One was a “bluuet” and the other a “bronze.*1 2 3 * * * * —The seventh day Adventists of west Maple Grove, hold their first quar­ terly meeting at the Branch school house on the 10th and 11th insta. Elder Van Deusen of Battle Creek, conducts the meeting. —The river is full of fish coming up from Thornapple Lake, add the boys now-o-nighta with spear in hand, seem determined to seek brain food, not­ withstanding the law sayeth “Thou shalt not fish.” —Sylvester Knapp, a well-known resident, living in the old town house of Castleton, departed this life on Sunday last. His remains were taken to Clyde, N. Y., to be enterred beside those of his wife. —D. L. Talbot, of Assyria, asserts that the report that he has effected a settlement with his burglars, is untrue. That he will have to find them before he can settle with-them, and then it won’t be for a money consideration. —It is as unnatural for our young friend,Frank C. Boise,to keep still and out of business as it is for an eagle'to catch files, consequently he has made arrangements to place a stock of hard­ ware in bis little brick, and will soon “launch out’’ into business again. —There is no vice so prolic of moral depravity.; so fatal to name and char­ acter ; so destructive to peace and re­ spectability, as wanton licentiousness. There is no vice more vicious, and no degredation more disgusting, no depth of infamy deeper or more damning. —On Wednesday Kellogg. Demaray & Co., sent a big load of furniture to within 7 miles of Battle Creek, and also $60 worth right into the heart of Vt. Ville village. And that’s about the size of the manner in which Nashville gets away with the towns around her. —We understand that several Hast­ ings firms are to enter the business arena of Nashville as soon as they can procure buildings to do business in. The best thing Hastingites can do is to move their darned old town right down here, and make money and be some­ body. —A large number of real estate ex­ changes have taken place up in the State Road neighborhood lately. Among them we note that D.W. Smith baa bought Snore’siO acre farm, he in turn Joel Kncker’s, who having purchased Hod. Larkin’s village lot, will come to town to live. —Passing up Main street the other evening we met a young couple very earnestly engaged in conversation, and overheard the young lady teU her es­ cort not to take offIda flan neb yet. It puzzled ns. He did not act as though he was going to take them off then and there, yet be may have intended to, and if so, it shows a bad state of affairs in our society. Devoted to the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1880. —Tae Union Sabbath School at Nor­ ton’s Corners, was re-organized last Sabbath for a nine months term. Superintendent, J. R. McKee ; Assistant Superintendent, Orson Swift; Secre­ tary and Treasurer, Win. H. Whitney; Chorister, C. R. Palmer. The chosing of teachers was postponed untill next Sabbath. —At ‘their caucus, held April 37th, at Norton’s, the Greenbackers put up a ticket, headed by Orson Swift for Su­ pervisor, Ad. Wolf Clerk, Jack Hink­ ley Treasurer. Mrs. H. N. Mosey, is up on the same ticket for Supt. of schools, the first instance of a woman running for office, we believe, in thp history of Barry county. —The indications are that politics will be mighty lively in Nashville to­ day. There will be three, tickets—Rep­ ublican, Temperance and Union, in the field. If each ticket nominates its very best men and then on Monday voters cast their ballots for the best men selected, irrespective of ticket headings, our country will be safe. —A young friend of ours who is on the high road to matrimony, confident­ ially informs ns that it requires more delicacy of touch,a better acquaintance with the inner emotions of the heart, and grander pathos of sentiment, to □rake a declaration of love, than it does to run for office and uot make enemies, or even to put together the pipe of a kitchen stove. —Wilber Stiles of Bellevue, made all arrangements to move to Nashville to loan money, even so far as to rent apparments in the Union House block; but he was taken with congestion of the lungs and died suddenly on Sun­ day and was hurried ou Tuesday,—the very day he had made arrangements to move to Nashville. “Man proposes but God disposes,” —Chas. H. Berry, who last year achieved a cheap notoriety by being grossly implicated in the HammondBerry forgery cases, having paid the just penalty for his miss-deeds in ser­ vice to the State, returned to Nashville on Saturday, and intends to live down his past crockedness and pay up every dollar he owes, if honesty, hard work and economy will do it. Wc trust Charles will succeed, but it will take mighty close attention to business, —The fakir who was in town last week, and endeavored to scoop in the boys on the ring business, but con Id’ll t make it work, took ’em in bad at Hast। ings. and a large number of the reaidcuts of that burg are sporting valuable | gold, rings—worth about three cents apiece. The sharper’s modus operanpi was to represent the nug being worth $5, but he was hard up and would pawn it a few days for $2.50, $2.00 or even less, as the case might be, and it is said even old residents bit. —The remnants of the Daugherty stock of goods was removed to Bellevue by the adminstrator lost week. Poor old Abe was a good man for the town, but already he is almost forgotten, and the busy world moves on. Yet this is life, and we must improve the fleeting momenta if wo would be remembered, and by the way to be always intending to live a new life, but never finding time to set about it- is as if a man should put off eating and drinking and sleeping from one day to another until be is starved and destroyed. —F. 8. Loomis, the enterprising pro­ prietor of theVermontville opera house, has made arrangements with ex-vice President Colfax to deliver his celebra­ ted lecture upon the “life and character of Abraham Lincoln,” at Vt. Ville, on Wednesday evening the 14th, inst. It is a curious fact that the lecture takes place on the 15th anniversary of Mr. Lincoln’s death, audit seems fitting that all who can, possibly,should attenand hear that which will enable them to retain and reverence the memory of our much beloved and martyred presi­ dent. Admission 35 cents. —Miss Branch’s concert on Tuesday evening, was well attended and passed off pleasantly, everybody seemingto be satisfied with the entertainment; es­ pecially Miss Branch’* superb singing. The programme, as rendered, was ns | TERMS; $1.50per ( Year Single Copies Five Cents. t NUMBER 28. —A Nashville parent has applied to life which attended (lie two bloody LOCAL GIBBLE-GABBLE. NEW SUBSCRIBERS. campaigns of 1864 which virtually the editor hereof for a method by which A»d PotmaI CMt-Chal. crushed the Confederacy, but no one he might cure his daughter of her unPursuant to our monthly custom, be* remembers tfiat more Union soldiers due partiality to the sterner sex. There Wheat looks nicely. low we give the names and post office died in the rear of the Rebel lines than The are several methods of reform. One Select your candidates. address of our new subscribers received were killed in front of them. great military events that stamped out way is to skin the young lady; another Frank Purchis owneth a fiery steed. during the month of March: Rebellion drew attention away from . BEDFORD. is to drop her into a cistern and have The News office forelection tick­ the sad drama which Starvation and D. FHher, "W. T. Blraraood*, Goo Swamon, uncle Jonah drop a dray-load of grav­ ets. ■ Disease played in the gloomy pens in ’ King Bro*., H. Cotomtu, Henry Budd.S. 8. It. W W « VI. k T Vf-b -W the far recesses „of somber Southern el on her head, and still another is to And fine sunshiny weather contin­ forests. bind her ankles to Charley Schiedt’s ues. The author begins with an account of anvil and upset her in the mill-pond. All the saw mills are busy on custom the raid made into the enemy’s country by the cavalry command iu which he —And even/liken unto the bottom work. NASHVILLE. was serving ns an enliseed man. They C.W. Demaray is in Chicago on busi­ E. Fcrx.V. A. Jones, Jack Lundquist, A. J. Mur­ of au aged wash-tub, did the bottom meet the Rebel cavalry, and after a ray, A. McKensic, C. H. Raymond, W. G. ness. ■ fall out of tufa last suit against the saScar*. —7 sharp fight, worst it badly, sending it loonists for filing liquor to minors, on Trade was exceedingly lively on Sat­ MORGAN. living from the field. For a while the D. P. Bolinger, M. II Reyondl*. —2 Union cavalry live off the fatness of Monday listMvhen the Shoup boys re­ urday. the land, but at length they are trap­ HASTINGSAnd still we Nashvillians continue fused to testify where they bought E. L, Ixnt*. II. L. William*, I» D. Gardner. —3 ped in a narrow valley, and after a their "driinkj and the jury was dis- to be up and doing. desperate resistance are all captured, WOODLAND. E. M. Gates of Collins, Ionia Co., is A. E. Barry. A. H. Wbllpombc, Dan 'Miller, chargedand the lawyers allowed to go ana sent to Richmond. Two months J. 8. Gearhart, Edmund Hartman.) —& of hardship and exposure on Bell Isle, home and clean up their back yards. in the village on business. JOHNSTOWN. and in. the tobacco factories.end by The front of the long brick has re­ And only $23.00 was the sum assessed Patrick Lee, H. P. Cherry. -1 their being sent to Andersonville—the against the people of old Barry this ceived a fresh coat of paint. author arriving in the first squad that ASSYRIA CENTER. Mrs. D. C. Sanborn, of Baltimore, is B. T. Kent. J. D. Bloomer. Kate ^McLaughlin, time. enters Nie pen. Then ensues jux months of terrible suffering, iu which Ellie Smith. Solomen Keagle. —6 —On Thursday morning as Prof in the village visiting friends. foui- out of five of those around him Mi's. Chas. Barlow was the guest of VT- VILLE. Payne was sitting by the fire comfort­ die. This is ended by the fall of At­ John Child*. F. 8. Loomla. -2 ably toasting h's shins, there came a Mrs. C. C. Wolcott on Tuesday. lanta. immediately upon which the BATTLE CREEK. Evert Stincbcomb of Woodlaud is Rebels, fearful of the safety of so great loud ring,at the door-bell. Upon an­ J. fl Stcrenu Ell Baraca. —3 a maasof prisoners in such proximity BELLEVUE. swering the summons a small boy clerking for W. G. Aylswortli. of the National lines as the iall of that Misses Nellie Branch, and Belle Tru­ Alonso Hmllh. File to* Shappley. Elijah Wing. handed him a sealed envelope, stating Wert Smith—4 stronghold has brought about, hurry the bulk of them on to another and that a reply was requested immediate­ man returned to Olivet on Thursday. COATS GROVE. J. W. Lowe, a resident of this village more remote places of confinement. ly. In great haste and with no small R. Demand. M. A, Boise. —2 The author is first taken to Savannah some five years ago, is visiting L. 8. OTHER POST-OFFICES. amountof nervousness, the Prof, broke after a short stay there, to Millen: thenqe R. K Stanton. Bsltimare ; |J. M. Wheeler, Riathe seal and read the following: “Cuff Smith. to Savannah again; thence to Black­ mark ; Henry Bera, <.,c<l*r Creek; A. D. Postmaster Davidson now locketh shear, where he is paroled and sent Italx^ck MlJdlcrllio; War Montgomery, the boys and girls to-day and make Hickory Corner* ; Almira Spellman. Yark. liack to Savannah again, ostsonsiblv to them mind the rules, but don’t forget up Uncle Sam’s valuables in a new । Nch.: Pcrcle Bimmona. Goble*. Mich ; N. be exchanged, but realy to get nim Murry, Havana, O.; H. Webatcr, Dale. N. to-day’s the day, that speaks of April Hull safe. and his companions safely past Sher­ V.; E. Warren, Richard Station, O. : Geo. And what shall we do for houses to । Fools.” The Prof, immediately col­ man’s advancing lines ami take them Siaco, Edmore, Mich ; E. E. Sweet, York, Neb.; D. Stump. Maple Grove. — 13 live in! still continues to be the anx­ to Florence, S. C., where they are kept lapsed. ious inquiry. Totaljor the month.................. 6^ until the Confederacy began going to —The Democrat and Republican par­ pieces in March, 1865. W. H. Burgess has bought a lot in Into this warp and woof of daily his­ ties of Maple Grove, at their caucus ANDERSONVILLE. Brooklyn, and will proceed to erect a tory are, woven numberless bits of fas­ hold at the Centre on Saturday, unit house upon it, cinating description of thrilling inci­ ed. and put in nomination the “A Story of Southern Military Prisons." dents and even laughable episodes— Geo W. Howe has rented one of A. following ticket: Supervisor, Leander W. Olds’ houses across Quaker brook, The Ro*t Karcv**fn! Rook Since “V»cl» Tom’* for there was fun. even in that dreary Lapham; Township Clerk, George Cable"-20.000 Cople* Sold Before One Waa experience; Among the most thrilling and is moving in. recital to be found anywhere is that Spencer; Township Treasurer, Antho­ Printed—A Graphic Story of a Private Sol­ David Hangh was called home on of the story of the fights with and the dier'* Experience In Richmond, Aader*oatllla, ny Ostroth ; Justice of the Peace, (full capture and execution of the "Raiders” Wednesday to get a “knock down” to Savannah, Millen. Blackahear, Charlerton, and term) Levi BeigU; Justice of the Peace, a Land of murderous desperados who his first-boro—a son. Florence. infested the prison, and six of whom (to fill vacancy)Martin H. Palmer; Su­ C. W. Smith, bound to not be left were hanged in terrorem, and as a pun­ perintendent of schools, Johnston Mc­ No '.»ook since "Uncle Tom’s Cabin’ ishment for their multifarious offenses. out in the cold, has gone to house­ Kelvey, Jr.; School Inspector, Tlios. 8. has had the unparalelled success that This is the only fall and accurate ac­ keeping over his grocery. Brice; Commissioner of Highway, Jno. has attended the publication in the count of this noted episode that has G. A. Truman cornea to the front B. Marshall; Drain Commissioner, Ben­ form of a copiously illustrated volume ever been written. Many versions with the “boss” (both in quantity and have been given of this, but they have jamin Peace; Constables, Samuel Nor­ ef a series of articles that ran through all been written by men who were mis­ quality) stock of wall paper. ton, Julius S. Beigb, Jeremiah Shoup, A. R. Wolcott, having bought C. W. the Toledo Blade last year under the informed as the real facts in the cose. Samuel Marshall. The author, being one of the very few Demaray’s place, will make some im­ title of “Andersonville ; a Story of of those now living who were actively Southern Military Prisons." Such was —As the time for the annual clean-up portant improvements thereon. identified with the nffair from the first the interest aroused by the subject and to last, has exceptional knowledge of approaches a few words upon the mat­ Horace Larkius, haring purchased a ter from The News will not be untime­ lot pf S. Liebhauser, will immediately ■ the fascinating manner in which it was that of which he (-.peaks. luettera from more than 3,000 surviv­ treated that the mere announcement ly. A large amount of old boots, shoes, proceed to build a suitable home. ing prisoners testify in the strongest bonesibottles, tinware, filthy rags, dead Several members of the upper ten- that the sketches were to be reproduc­ i terms to wonderful accuracy of the cats etc., has accumulated m the alleys dom of Vermontville, attended Miss er! iu book form was auffieient to bring I book. Such a testimonial—unfleckt.oy and behind buildings. Good physiolo­ Branch's concert on Tuesday evening. in orders for more than 20,000 copies a single diseut from any living pris­ oner—is one of the’marvels of current gists say that it is better to bury filth II. II. Case is visiting Mh Davenport, before one was printed, and though the literature. than it is to burn it, for the reason that near Nashville, the largest manufactu­ volume has been upon the market now The hook contains 0561arge, hand­ smoke spreads disease. Accordingly rer of maple sugar in Michigan.—Jack- less than fonr rno nibs, the sales have somely printed pages, illustrated with we suggest that when you have collect­ sou Citizen. nearly reached 40,000, with every pros­ 154 pictures drawn under the author’s supervision. Published nt Toledo, O.,* ed the rubbish of your yards and alleys, H. A. Dickinson, on Monday, depart­ pect that that figure will be doubled or by D. R. Locke, ami sold by subscrip­ to dig a hole in your garden, place it ed for York State on a two-mon ths’ trebled before the year is out. Cer­ tion at $3.00 per copy; the liest selling therein, with all the extra live cats you business trip—looking after the affairs tainly no book ever sold itself to the book foi agents in tne market. Agents . extent that this one has, because the wanted for every Township in the Unit­ can find.then fill up the holo with earth of his farm there. ed States. and set a tree or vine, and Nashville The postmaster has received in­ efforts to introduce it anywhere have will enjoy tatter health and more fruit structions from the postmaster gener­ been <>t slightest, and in much, the LOCAL MATTERS* or shade trees. al to close the mails 30 minutes before greater part of the country none What­ ever have been made. —At the club meeting, last Monday train time, hereafter. 47HKMICAI* WORKN. There is a deep fascinatioji in the evening, the following named persons Nashville, Nlicli. At their meeting of the 30th, the W. subject of Andersonville, for that were elected officers for the ensuing C. T. U. returned a vote of thanks to will pay the following prices for Golgatha, in which lie the whitening Wood delivered at our yard. Cash six months: President, Dr. H. A. Bar­ C. C. Wolcott for the use of his dining bones of 13,000 gallant young men, re­ every 30 days. ber; 1st Vice President, C. H. Brady; Irall on anniversary day. 4 ft. li’dy beach and maple preord $1.75 2d Vice President, H. C. Woolcott; 3d Al. Rasey has erected »• foundation presents to them very much of the 2 ............................................................... .90 Vice President, H. W. Flint; Record­ on his late purchase, for his new barber dearest and costliest sacrifice of the 4 " limb and body “ “ “ 1.50 " “ “ 3.00 ing Secretary, Frank McDerby; Finau shop, and awaits the removal of Lentz war for the preservation of our nation­ 4 " dry wood, “ ““1.00 al unity. • It is a type, too, of its class. 3 ................................ cial Sec.. J. S. Harder; Treasurer, Mrs. & Sous’, for his building. 18 “ inch wood “ “ “ ,75 L. R. Barber ; Steward, W. P. Hoyt; Dr. A. B. Spinney of Detroit is con­ Its more than hundred hecatombs of Will advance cash May 1st on wood dead represent several times that num ­ 1st Marshal, F. Baker; 2nd Marshal, fined to his home by illness and will cut and piled at accessible pointe in W. G. Sears, Henry Gokey ; Sergeant at Arms, Geo. not l>e able to make his visits to pait- ber of their brethren, for whom prison the woods. March 34, ’80. Manager, gates of Belle Isle, Danville, Salisbury, Nichols. The club is in fine working cuts as advertised this month. EF* The latest styles of new millin­ order and the temperance interest Five car-londs of household goods Florence, Columbia and Cahawbaopenery, just received at M rs. Crocker’s. ed only in eteruity. There are few seems to be increasing, and new mem­ from Ohio have been received at the bers are uniting with the society at depot during the past^two weeks. This families in the North who have not at EP" D. C. Griffith is the first to put every meeting. Mrs. C. L. Collier, in is a straw in favor of Michigan and least one dear relative or friend among in a new stock of Spring goods. He is behalf of the W. C. T. U., presented these 60,000 whose sad fortune it was receiving a full line of Dry Goods. Hate the club with $5. cash, from the pro­ Nashville. Caps, Clotiling, Boots, Shoes and No­ Street Comraisiouer, Everett, has to end their services for theUuion by ceeds of their anniversary, and a unantions. Those who contemplate buying ainous vote of thanks was extended to been doing a good job leveling up lying down . and dying for it in a in the next sixty days will do well to the Indies fo? their kindness. Main St-, with the dirt that is being -Southern prison pen. The maner of buy at once as all kinds of goods are taken from the excavation for Buxton’s their death, the horrors that clustered rapidly advancing. Common Council Proceedings. ty Fowl MeadoV Grass, Red Top and thickly around every moment of their brick this week. J Council Rooms, The M. E. Social will be entertain­ existence, the loyal, unfaltering stead­ Feld Peas, at the Nashville Elevator. ) Nashville, March 30, 1880. 27tf Ainsworth &. Brooks. ed by Mr. end Mrs. Jacob Purkey on fastness with which they endured all Council met pursuant to call. Present, Chipman, President; Olds, Tuesday evening, next. Refreshments that fate brought them has never been S" The newest styles of spring suits Downing, Boston, Cook and Reynolds, will be served. A cordial invitation is adequ atel v told. It was not with them for men and boys just received at Trustees. Absent, Roe. as with tneir comrades iu the field, D. C. Griffith’s. • Minutes of last meeting read and on extended to all. whose every act was performed iu the motion approved by yeas and flays as Prank Timmerman has been home presence of those whose duty it was to New Store! New Goods! follows: Yeas, Olds, Downing, Cook observe such matters and report them on a week ’ s vacation. He returned I am now nicely located in my new and Boston. Nays, Reynolds. to the world/ store, and in receipt of the finest line Motion by Downing, tliat the Street on Wednesday, and will remain until Hidden from the view of these friends Commissioner be allowed one dollar June, at which time he expects to come in the North by the impenetrable veil of millinery, fancy good, notioiis, and in every tiling that is to be found Sur day, for all days worked on Street. out a full fledged M. D. which the military operations of the in afact first class millinery store, that has arriedbyyeaa and nays as follows: drew around tne so-called Con ever been brought to Nashville my James Clark, our genial friend of Reifels Yeas, Olds, Downing, Boston Cook and federaev, the people knew next to no­ Reynolds. Nays, none. Hastings, was in the village nn Tues thing or their career or their sufferings. goods are made, up from the latest On motion the salaries^’ officers for day as council for the defendant in the Thousands died there leas heeded even spring styles and patterns rn Chicago Detroit aud Cievelaud, were bought the ensuing year were fixed as follows: than the hnndrods who perished on “to wit;” Treasurer $15.00 ; Marshall, Kent McIntosh suit. The case -vas the battle field Grant did not lose as for cash and will be sold mcordingl v. adjourned until the 14 4h inst_ K*8* °~ M’ $125.00; Clerk $50,00. many men, killed outright, in the ter­ On motion the President appointed Mr. E. D. Williams, our West Kalamo rible campaign from the wilderness CP" Come in and look at my new Downing and Olds as committee with to the James River43 days of desper ­ the Marshall to regulate license fees of correspondent, lost his adopted and ate fighting—as died in July and Au­ spring good*, I have jart what you beloved daughter, by death on Satur­ gust at Andersonville, Nearly twice want to buy and 1 am sorely in need of shows, exhibitions and auctioneers. The account of L. (J. Boise was pre­ day last. Himself and wife have the as many died in that prison as fell from money; would take some on old accotmta.D. C. Griffith. sented, and on motion refered to fi­ sympathies of a large circle of friends. nance committee—The following acts., QT People who want to go crazy can The ladies of the W. C. T. U. will were presented, and on motion allowed H. G. Hale SMSj.H. C. Wool&tt $1.00. furnish a ten-cent lunch ou election before Petersburg. More than four find the little game of 18,15 and 14, feu times as many Union dead lie under the The finance committee reported to day, in Mr. Killen’s building. Any solemn, soughing pines about that for­ the small sum of 10 aentaLat _________ CTw. Smith’s. allow C. C. Woolcott’s account at 66cte. provisions furnished by the friends of lorn little Village m Southern Georgia On motion Council adjourned. than mark the courw of Sherman from F. McDerby. E. Chipman, temperance will be thankfully receiv­ Chattanooga to Atlanta. The Nation UiatwUl *rto»lri> /o«.5»U or adClerk. President. ed. stands aghast at the expenditure of drvM J. J. Porri*. Na«EiUe Afcb. �til XI Sight they tied down, and reluctantly they had to stop. Each wended hi* way homeward, anxious yet hopeful. Never did maiden attire herself more sweetly than did Blanche that evening. Beauty, modesty, grace and gentleness combined to lend her their, charm*. " How many, Mr. Waldron?" said Blanche a* he came up the lawn in front of the house. " Only twenty-seven. I fear I have lo*t the bud which I intended to have cherished to the last days of my life," and ho looted ardpntly in her pslsca. I'r. Haunrx, Nsps county. C*l. SINCLAIR’S DECEIT. The sun, as a great round ball of. golden red, was last descending through the lovely purple haze of Indian sum­ mer, which mellowed the distant hills of the Blue Ridge mountains, with an indescribable charm, as Ralph Waldron drove up to one of those old, but aris­ tocratic, mansion* of the Shenandoah valley—the home of some of the beat blood of Virginia. He had been in­ vited by its hospitable owner to spend a few days in quail-shooting among its rich stubbles. The same day ho came, Harry Sinclair, a young farmer from an adjoining county, had also arrived os­ tensibly to enjoy the rare shootings of the neighborhood, but in reality to con­ tinue his address toABlanche Randolph, the only daughter and child of their host, and to whom for twelve months he had vainly declared his love. Ralph Wal­ dron was welcomed by the old friend of his father in the hall, and, as the door of the stately parlor was opened, Blanche, with face toward the settingsun and back to Sinclair, was heard to spy in a tender womanly voice, “Ne, it can never be." The noise of their entrance attracted the attention of the two, and CoL Randolph at once presented his young friend to his daughter, and to the gentleman 2‘ her side. It was an embarrassing nation for her, but recovering herself instantly, with exquisite womanly tact she bade him welcome. Blanche Ran­ dolph was a woman of peculiarly rare attractiveness for one so young, com­ bining almost faultless beauty with a grace of manner that was irresistible. These characteristics she had inherited ■from a long line of ancestry that had ■churned the fairest daughters, whoso beauty and wit had been heightened by frequent participation in the outdoor sports of the country, and social inter­ course with the most gallant gentlemen of the times. But tho most unwelcome visitor waa Waldron to Sinclair. He had hoped that in the solitude of the country home, with no opposition, he would at last persuade her to be his own. When he saw Waldron enter with such an air of culture and refine­ ment, and of such a prepossessing ap­ pearance, an indefinable dread leaped into his heart—the future stepped back ■into ine present with prophetic clear- “ Then I trust yon have won it," soft­ ly returned Blanche. At that moment Sinclair appeared. Blanche half suspected he had over­ heard this last remark, and, .to recover herself, quietly inquired how many he had brought in. . “ Twenty-nine,” said Sinclair. An involuntary dejected look stole over Waldron’s face, and without a word he entered. “ The flower is yours, Mr. Sinclair," said Blanche as she turned to enter. A tone of disappointment would have -been apparent to a stranger, but the winner had worked so hard for the cov­ eted prize that he was entirely oblivious to the expression. A few minutes before 6 each appeared in the drawing-room completely trans­ formed by their evening suite—■differing in nothing from the city beau except the fine bloom of tho cheek. Almost immediately Blanche presented the vic­ tor with the prize, but allowed him to fasten it in his button-hole unaided. I believe she would have assisted in this arrangement if the other had been the winner. Sinclair was vexed at this. He had fought so hard to gain the prize, and then to lose what ho considered its great value, was more than he could bear. Accordingly all through the evening he made constant allusion, in a rather ungenerous spirit, to his wearing the trophy, and to such an extent as to arouse the sympathy of Blanche for his rival. Waldron received his remarks with great forbearance, expecting, *s is always the case, that he would, if he should not specially defend himself, ’find in hor his advocate. At last a still more vain remark from Sinclair abou his excellent shooting aroused Blanche to the highest pitch, and, taking rather nervously from her bosom a handsome gold locket, she said: “ Mr. Sinclair, I do not believe you are a better shot than Mr. Waldron, and to teat it, whoever is tho winner to­ morrow shall have this locket. It is a gift of an old friend, and I prize it very , highly." Waldron instantly interposed and begged hor to withdraw her ofler, but Blanche was firm, and ho had nothing to do but accept the situation. By this time the conversation waa anything but pleasant, aud the party broke up for the j night Waldron and Sinclair, who had i the previous night tossed themselves | restlessly, were soon, from their un- | U.OJ I.tignc, lot m «lc«p. but Bhnoh. I could not compose herself. More than I1 ever she hated Sinclair. How unfavor­ ably his conduct compared with Mr._ Waldron. A victor should be mag­ । nanimous -not mean and contemptible. Such thoughts as these kept running through her mind, until Blanche camo to regard Waldron with especial favor, and wished, to the bottom of her heart, that he might win and wear her locket —*o rapidly had he by force of cir­ cumstances taken possession of her thoughts. The next morning w.«s a repetition of ipe me uay oethe same ioveiy lovely weauier weather oa os the day betore. A. they puua at the door «.cb t ♦xwrlr took Ilin the wumr, same ^nrrtx. route }in he Irnrl had tlnnc. done nrAvi previ-. i , ously. The fine bracing morning sent the rich blood bounding through their | veins. Sinclair's pointer felt its influ- ■ ence too, as with nose breast high and magnificent pace he quartered his ground. Soon it was evident he winded the birds by his change of gait The evening paesed.pleasantly enough Now he has them. What a sight 1 Rigid lor all but him. The Colonel told with as marble and every feature of his fine the rekindled fire of youth of the sports bead intensified with excitement. The of former days, when every man was a setter may be in many cases the prefer­ fox-hunter—how he oould stop tho able dog to the pointer, but as a thing whirring quail and silent woodcock, the of beauty there is no equal to the latter muno of the deep-bs-ed hounds, and when pointing his game. In a moment the silent stalk of the ever-watchful Sinclair was behind. A whir from a stag, until the old time-piece at the score of wings. Two barrels and a clean head of the stairs warned them that it miss. Bad luck for the beginning. It was time to retire. As they rose, never ’eft him during the day. The Blanche went to the mantel, took a soli- fates seemed to be against him. Waldron, ’>ary bud from the vase, and said: on the other hand, was more fortunate. •"This is the last rose of summer.it With good sense he sought the ooveys «hall be his who brings the larger num­ he had found the previous day. Both ber 1 of birds to-morrow." As the he and his dog were calmer, and be two young men aeparated, each deter­ made many a beautiful shot as quail mined for himself that he would win after quail sprung from the ground. the prize. Waldron, as he lay trying to The evening was setting in, and Sin­ entice sleep to hia eyes, recalled with clair’s heart began to fail him. From tho glow of young manhood the sweet across the hills he heard the frequent glances ho had caught, and the more reports of his rival's gun, when he met eager he was to win her love. Sinclair an old friend, Tom Hardy, with a mon­ would defeat the 'city gentleman, and grel by his side. Tom was a hanger-on have her fix with her own sweet hands- at a country store at the cross-roads, the rosebud in his button-hole before and shot for a livelihood. “What are you doing here,Tom?” tho very eyes of his adversary. Thus “Been shooting a little, Mr. Sin­ oich lay with their thought* till long past midnight Blanche thought of clair.” “Any luck?” them, too, fora while, as a young maiden “ I believe I have a dozen or so.” would, and qniotly dropped off to sleep, “ Let me see them.” not dreaming of the profound rivalry Tom ransacked his poekete and she had incited. There is no deeper . strain capable of taxing the young counted out fifteen birds. “ I will take them, and pay you the brciist of manhood than the contest of winning the approbation of woman over next time I see you.” “ All right, Mr. Sinclair.” Sinclair put them in his bag among Morning came and with it a lovely auUruin day, clear and bracing. Blanche those he had shot, and they parted. A stood in the hallway and bade them smile stole across his face m he thought, ______________ adieu a* each«---------------separated_____ —one—to ____ the “I will have the locket now." we-t and the other to the east Allday He bagged but one more bird, and ---------------------------------long they hunted eveiy field and hedge night forced him to turn his facehome­ row, urging to the last degree their ward. He was the flrat to arrive. willing dog*. In the morning Waldron Blanche was waiting for them. Sue shot with nervousness, the effect of his, saw him come, and involuntarily tried tdeeplem night-and inward excitement, to avoid him, but he called out: “ Mteand missed many bird* that in a calmer Blanche,oomeoouut them foryourselL” One after one he lay them before her moment he would have killed in the. air. Sinclair was steadier, but by noi until the bench in the veranda was commeans in hi* best form. As evening pleteiy filled; forty-three iu all. inchid­ drew on Waldron recovered from his ing one woodcock. Ralph Waldron nneaaine**, and, thank* to the untiring saw the immense amount of dead game The*ir»i» kepi taut as it burns into the wood until pushed by other it bunts through, leaving tha iiee stand­ and it give* us a । ing, but needmg only a little force to Blanche, irritated at hi* haste in claim­ bring it to the ground. It is not in ing what she had never any intention practical operatwu. devastate our cities and towns’ instead of denying. of annihilating the chips of the enemy. “We were awaked a few nights ego -New York Timet. ' -TTake it how."- and she instantly from sleep,” says the Warrenton (Ga.) Journal, “ by a low, soft, sweet sing­ it tXhun. ' . “Thanks," and he quietly put it in ing, as if our mocking bird, which was Hewas * well-dreseed, pleasan t-faoed his waistcoat pocket. Waldron exceed­ fa its cage in the room, had concluded ingly regretted he should have been* to' serenade us. Tho notes were dis­ man, and he carried a small black box tinct, oleiu* and varied in tone. We in his .hand. He entered on insurance the occasion of the loss to Blanche oT anything *o valuable, and particularly listened quietly and then approached office on Congress street with a familiar that which she had prized highly, and the bird-cage, but were convinced that air, walked up to the sole occupant, who so expressed himself to her as Sinclair the music did not emanate from our was writing a letter, and began: “Excuse me, sir, but I represent four feathered songster. The next day and retired preparatory to dinner. "I care nothing about the loss of the night we frequently heard the myste­ different kinds of pads, viz., lung—’ locket, Mr. Waldron, but I feel sure rious singing, which proceeded from that he will wear it in the moet con­ different parts of the closet, until we writer. “Viz, lung, liver, stomach and kid­ spicuous place, Which will annoy me were led to believe that a singing mouse every time I see it, and may give rise had domiciled itself under our roof. ney, and in a few days we—” “Didn’t I say that I was bu*y?” de­ among those who kne^, it as having We were correct, forafewhighte there­ been mine to some unpleasant re­ after the singing mouse ventured into manded the citizen, as he put down his AHU P0I5T. the room, trilling his notes unabashed. pen. marks." In on attempt to capture this peculiar “You did, sir; and in a few days we Is lending a friend a wash-dish show­ On the return of the young gentle­ singing animal, we had to kill it to pre­ shall bring out the heart-pad, the man to dinner, the flrat thing which ing basin gratitude? vent its escape.” throat-pad and the ear-pad. Excuse caught Blanche’s eye was the locket sus­ Is a caterpillar to be commended me if I sit down. Please let me feel of Ooppeb has many singular proper­ pended to Sinclair’s watch chain. This when it turn* over a new leaf? your pulse. ” was too much for her, and with great ties. Try to drill it, t^ to file it, to The father of twin* is a botanical cu­ “I want none of your pads, sir! I dignity of manner she said, “As you cut it, to plane, to planish, or to roll it am busy, sir, and I want my office to riosity—a double poppy, a* it were. hove given so prominent a place to the out, or try to stretch it over a mandrel. myself Tbuism from the farmyard—A hen is locket, I trust you will take pains tn Theee things may all be done, but only “Nevertheless, yon do want a pad, not immortal, and yet her son never site. say under/What circumstances you be­ by an expert hand. In ope case you came it* Assessor.” must soothe the surface with oil, or and I can prove it. A healthy pulse Old rags are scarce, and tramps feel should not beat over eighty-five per it very difficult to keep up with the “ I thought, Miss Blanche, that as the with tallow and wax; in another the mmute. I'll bet youra goes to a hun­ fashions. article has btecome my property I would least smear of oil causes it to buckle dred. Anyone can see that you are ail ­ be entitledjib dispose of it as I pleased.” up and all is spoilt Under one opera­ An exchange softly says of a defaulter: ing. I can sell you a beautiful stom­ It Xs hardly necessary to chronicle tion a bathing of milk is used; in an­ “He admits a gap of $2,000 between ach-pad at reduced rates. How much himself and creditors.” that the evening was passed even more other a touch with the workman's do yop—’ unpleasantly than the previous one, saliva is more effective than anything collar a “Didn’t I say I didn't want any of the only relieving circumstance being else. The tool applied to it must be your pads, sir?" a, is not the announcement by Sinclair of his neither hard nor soft, beyond the lim­ good for anything else. lungs “Correct, you did. Do your departure after breakfast. He came its of a straw tempering. Anneal it, WheS a cat gives an entertainment trouble you ?" and kindly it comes forth from tho fur­ unbidden; ho was to go un regretted. from the top of a wall, it isn’t the cat “No, sir!” The next morning as tho Colonel, nace and yields iteelf to the workman's we object to, it's the waal. “Heart all right?” with Blanche and Waldron, were stand­ will; but indiscreetly strike it • few Men were created a little lower than ing on the terrace, while Sinclair was time* with a hammer, and in an in­ ‘Hearing good?" the angels—and they have been get­ packing his portmanteau, Tom Hardy stant the entire mass undergoes a trans­ 'Yes, sirl" ting a little lower ever sinoo. came on an errand from a neighboring formation, and becomes sonorous, 'Ever have the backache?’ “No I Algernon, dear, I say that the fanner. When Sinclair saw him his elastic, non-plastic, in a word unman­ 'No, *ir!’’ boy shall not be brought up on the botdeceit of yesterday rushed across his ageable. 'Spleen all right?" tie. Look at his grandpa’s nose! "• mind. He suspected Tom had come An instance is mentioned in which a for his pay for the birds, and was tell­ DoMEnno bliss—Kissing the maid of lock of hair two inches long when cut “Throat bother you?" ing his business to the party, and, from tho bead of a small child, after ly­ “No, sir! I _tell ____ you I don’t want all work. Domestic blister—When a without waiting to discover what was ing between tho leaves of a book for any of your pads! I want to be let man's wife surprises him in the act. tho occasion of tho intrusion, said in an fourteen years, was found to have in­ A man sometimes parts his name in right alone! I’ve got a headache this angry tone, “You impudent fellow, creased in length about four inch­ the middle for euphony and beauty. morn—” what brought you after me? ” es. Other cases have been chron­ “Eurekal Keep still*—not a word! Even Jacob has a good effect on a card “Why, Mr. Sinclair, I do not want icled from time to time, but You furnish the capital, and 111 put in when placed aS J. Cob Smith. pay for the birds now; I came on an medical men say that such reports are my time and we’ll bring out a head A Californian’- matrimonial adver­ errand for Mr. Pendleton." I pure fiction. As to the length attained ache pad 1 Capital idea—rich thought I tisement winds up as follows: “Fortune Pole as a dead man's face, Sinclair sometimes by ladies' hair, the following Go ahead and write your letter, and I’ll no object, but should require the gal’s became in an instant when ho saw his are amply proven : “ Mrs. Murat Hal­ relations to deposit $1,500 with me as mistake, and that his secret was so near stead, the wife of the editor of the Cin­ The c;tizen ran for his cane in the security for her good behavior." the light Blanche looked at him and cinnati Commercial, though the mother corner, but the pads had walked out to What was it? I went out in the was astonished at the change. The of eleven children, looks no older than truth then camo to her mind, and she 35. Her hair, of a rich golden brown, hunt for ailing humanity.—Philadel­ woods and got it After I got it I looked for it The more I looked for said softly, “Tom, when did you sell is seven feet long, and, flowing loosely, phia Bulletin. it the less I liked it I brought it home Mr. Sinclair any birds?” trail* behind her on the ground, like a Government Lands. in my hand, because I couldn't find it “I beg pardon, Miss Blanche, I know robe of gold. A young lady ot Wells­ Mr. Sinclair will pay me." boro’, Tioga county, Pa., whose hair ' In the arid public lands of the remote “But when,'Tom, did you sell him reached to within six inches of the West, including Arizona, Dakota, Ida­ Father (who is always trying to the birds—tell me all about it” floor, when cut off, on account of ho, Colorado, Nevada, Montana, New teach his son how to act while at the Tom, in looking down, as was his the lady’s illness, is said to have Mexico, Utah, Wyoming and parts of table)—“ Well, John, you see that when habit while talking, did not see the en- weighed four pounds. Kansas, Nebraska, Oregon, Texas, with I have finished eating I always leave deavore of Sinclair to draw his attenWashington and the Indian Territories, the table." John—“Yea, six; and that , The leaning tower of Pisa was oom- there are, in round numbers, not less is all you do leave." „ I was coming ; menced in 1152, and was not finished than 900,000,000 acres. Not 1 percent, “ What’s in a name?” Ah, William, through the valley by the old mill, I | till the fourteenth century. The cath- of all this land has as yet been sold by you didn't know everything, that’* met Mr. Sinclair out hunting, and I let I edral to which this belongs was erected the Government, and it will not be sold certain. Salt can be bought for a few him have fifteen of my birdsf but don't j to celebrate a triumph of Pisans in the for many years, unless some means be cents a quart, but call it chloride of think, Miss Bloncue, 1 fear he will not I harbor of Palermo in 1063, when allied ,I 1OUUU uppiy n wjm waver, xv has uas found to B supply it with water. Ifr sodium and the apothecary will mulct ' with the Normans to drive the Sara- , proposed, lately, to pay me, for I know he will." to sink sink er~***experi- yon to the tune of half a dollar for one -rid *^u, As Blanche turned on Sinclair, never cens out of Sicily. It is a circular mental artesian wells ou tlw tho arid land, poor scruple. Government didaoldier stripped of his epaulets on building, 100 feet in diameter and 179 in order to irrigRU. There is a good deal of square com­ feet in extreme height, and has hue surveys show that 200,000,000 acres of mon sense about the Directors of a sav­ batGe-field look meaner. whole are mountainous, and that ings bank at Marysville, Cal. They “Give me back the locket," siid she, mosaic pavements, eIs bo rataly carved columnsand numerous bas-reliefs. The tbey not renderod fertile with engaged a new Cashier the other day, in a commanding voice. quantify An equal equal and the President said to him; “ Mr. Without a word he took it from his building is of white marble. The : __ _ , _____ „ of __ water. ____ . An land consists ’ chain and handed it to her ai'd then tower w divided into eight stones, each amount amount o off land consists . of* ’lava ’beds, Steele, your duties will be very light having an outside gallery of seven feet । without either soil or vegetation, and of and the salary $400 a month. Now’ if stole away. Ejection, and the topmost story over- desert plains of drifting sand. This you'll agree not to speculate in stocks . “Mr. Waldron, , ■ this is yours. Yon igs the base about sixteen feet, leaves 500,000,000 acres of plain and - . Wear it tor honor’s or gamble or hypothecate the deposits, though, as the center of gravity is still valley susceptible of high cultivation, well double the pay. Come, now, what ' Sinclair shortly afterward left the ten feet within tho base, the building is if they only had water. But a very do you say?” “I’m very much obliged State, and Blanche, wnile on a visit to perfectly safe. It has been supposed small percentage of this can, under the to you, gentlemen,” was the reply, tho city during the following winter, that this inclination was intentional; most favorable circumstances, be re­ “ and I’ll think it over and give you an promised Ralph Waldron to be his for­ but the opinion that the foundation has claimed by using, however efficiently, answer in the morning.” But he re­ sunk is no doubt correct It is most the rweia and small streams, and agreat ever. ____________________ fused the offer, after all. Ho said he likely that the defective foundation be­ deal now employed for pasturage has couldn’t be cramped down in that way. came perceptible before the tower h d such scanty grass that twenty-are acres The Benefits of Travel. reached one-half its height, as at that are often needed for the support of Tight Ladng. “It is a good thing,” the fat passen­ elevation the unequal length of the each head of cattle. In Colorado alone ger remarked, “for a man to travel.” The belief has been current, of late columns exhibits an endeavor to re­ “Yes,” said the tall, thin passenger, store the perpendicular, and at about there are 41,000,000 acres of such poor years, that the dreadful habit of tight land, capable, with proper irrigation, of “ it takes the extra fleah off him.” the same place the walls are strength­ producing twenty-five to thirty bushels lacing is out of fashion, but there is '• I should judge, then,” the fat pas­ ened with iron bare. reason to fear that it is not so much of . of wheat to an acre. The West wants senger remarked, for it is observed he an evil of tho past as has been supposed. Congress to appropriate $50,000 for still feels a little sore about the ghost A painful impression has lately pre­ A Torpedo After a Man. boring artesian wells, and it is believed discussion, “that you had been out to vailed that a young married lady, mov­ by some of the ablest geologists that The inventor has constructed a self­ the moon a couple of times this spring." ing in very fashionable New York so­ "And you,” replied the tall, thin pas­ propelling torpedo which possessed the the welb oouki be sunk. Private en­ ciety, whose death occurred not long terprise will not undertake the experi ­ senger, “ ought to walk around a bill­ peculiarity of being able to be used on ainoe, was a victim to the pernicious iard table twice a day. But I was going land as well as in watere-a result which ment; but, if the experiment were once to say,” he added, as though fearful was obtained by fitting it with wheels. made successful, there would be abun­ dant capital to carry on a work which that the discussion would assume a re­ He undertook to exhibit this torpedo many here who pursue it. The Lancet ligious character, “ that, as men learn to a committee of naval officers at would prove to be of inestimable vnlue. quite lately remarked on this sub­ —New York Timer._________ . each other more thoroughly, they like Lyme, CL, last August. A canal-boat ject : “Surely enough has been said as each other better; they endure each to be blown up had been anchored to tight lacing to make it plain that Two Monstrous Cattle. other’s failings and whims and hobbies some distance from the shore, and it danger must attend the process. The more patiently; they learn that the was understood that the torpedo would Mr. Jacob Benemen, of this town, has process of improving nature by forcing world is a great big world, full of good start from the beach, proceed to the the largest pair of cattle in the United the feet into tight boots, and the di­ people, wise people, smarter people canal boat, blow it to pieces, and re­ States. They are 4 years old; one of verse other devices with which fashion than themselves. A man learns his turn to the shore, where a subsequent them is dark red, and the other red and beguiles the love of personal embellish­ own. general insignificance by travel. experiment would demonstrate its effi­ white spotted. The larger of the two ment, are sufficiently monstrous; but Every day he meets people who excel ciency on land. Whether the inventor measures in height, from hi* withers to the audacity of attempting to compress him in his own particular pet ambition. had been guilty of ill-treating the tor­ the ground, 6 feet 9 inches; from the the trunk, which contain* the central If he is ambitious to be considered a pedo, or whether it was a peculiarly top of hi* back across his rump, 7 feet organs of life, for the sake of appear­ bad man, he finds men so much wick­ vicious one, we have no means of know­ 3 inches; from the tip of hi* tail to th* , ance*, surpasses belief. Perhap* the eder than himself that he is ashamed ing. We do know, however, that, after tip of his nose, 18 feet 10 inches; around recent death from tight lacing, in which to think what an angel he is. If he it had gone a few rods in the direction th* top of hi* foreleg, 2 feet 5 inches; the heart was so impeded in it* action thinks himself a wise, scholarly man, of the canal-boat, it turned around and around his knee, 1 foot 10 inches; around as to render life impracticable, mey he blushes to hear other men-answering came rapidly and with undue ferocity the smallest part of hi* leg, 1 foot and have some deterrent eflect; but we doubt question* that only expose his own ig­ toward the group on the beach. The 1 inch. The other is of similar dimen­ it Fashion will prevail, and wasp-like norance. If he thinks he is funny, and naval officers hastily retreated, but the sions, there being but little difference waists will be cultivated in defiance r£is rather inclined to be proud of his torpedo paid no attention to them. On in their size. They are a genuine curi­ nature.—Health JoumaL wit, he meets men who will make pao- landing it made for the inventor, who osity, and many people come to see Dying Word*. ple laugh where he can only put them fled with every symptom of extreme them, and all pronounce them the to sleep. Travel is a great educator, terror. In vain did he seek to outstrip biggest cattle they have ever seen or The last word* of the great satirist The torped ' " * heard of. I have not learned their Rabelais were: “1 am going to take a it makes us charitable and sseista ns to, his purrtier. fraternize with mankind."—Burlington him ncross the country, jum weight. Theee cattle were brought to leap in the dark; let down the curtain es, climbing fences, and st< gain- this place from Kansas on the 23d of the farce is done.” Mirabeau'* farewell Hawk-Eye. iog on him. Happily, he__________ September, 1879, before which time to life was thus expressed: “Let me die When Mr. John N. Abbott. General tnat the torpedo could not turn quick­ they had never been fed with grain. amid the sound of delicious music and Passenger Agent of the Erie railway, ly, and so, when he was nearly over­ They are still growing, and there is no the fragrance of flowers." Keota’ last came to Buffalo, some time ago, a witty taken, he suddenly doubled on his pur­ telling what they will come to when words were a poem in themselves: “I mid observing local pisseuger man suer and ran toward the Tillage. The they shall have got their full growth.— feel the daisies growing over me " called his attention to a scalper’s ruu- torpedo turned and followed him. gain­ Marengo (Iowa) Cor. Chicago Jour Burns’ dying words were: “Don't let tier, who had oh his hat in flushy letters ing so long as the inventor kept straight that awkward squad fire over ray grave.” the high-sounding title of “General ou, but losing a little at every turn. He Chancellor Thurlow’s: ’ I’m shot, if I Of the two official* who had charge don’t believe I’m dying." Haller slept Passenger Agent" “See there," said was nearly exhausted when he finally the local agent; “what’sin a name?” reached’bi* own workshop, the door of of the Winter Palace at the time of the There may not l»e much difference in which stood open. He dashed in. shut recent explosion one has since tshei beat," end amid the growing darkness the name, but there is probably about the door, and dashed out again through himself and the other bus had a para­ of mortality Goethe murmured the a rear w.ndow, jtut as the ferocious and lytic stroke. $7,500 difference iu the salary. words, “Let the light enter." �taking tea with a n “Grandma," Said MaahviHs, XIcUmxu With tears. With an IMMENSE STOCK of New and Fresh g«4^________________ la aMnt art ta Jean* I* «■' We believe it to be susceptible of _ demonsbptiou that the late extraordi­ nary and deplorab'e increase of crime, an.Increase more palpable every day, crowding with its record the columns of the public prints and sickening the soul with ite endless detail and novelty of horrors, is largely due to the growth of materialism, or what is termed infideli­ ty; and that mainly in reaction from the skeptical drift of tho time lies the path of wholesome reform. The fruit of unbelief among the upper or wealthy classes is sensnaEty. Those classes get of th® moment. They bow rich food and fine clothes and enervating amusements. They make goddesses of women who possess mere ohysical beauty. Their hearts are set on yachts and race-courses and theaters and operas. What is giveh, in a word, to gild or soften life, to loud grace and sparkle and color to the plod and mo­ notony of. existence, such persons make its sole object and aim. Thus they be­ come of the earth, earthy, and all that is spiritual and exalted dries out of their souls. One after another the commandments ore broken as they stand in tho way of desire, and a shame­ ful ruin is left at hat in place of what might have been a perfect temple; a shattered and sated voluptuary in place of a nobly perfected human being. Among the poorer and leas educated ranks of society the cant and poison of living only for the day is even more directly disastrous. The rich can grat­ ify their passions without, as a rule and in the legal sense, coming in conflict with the rights of others. But the needy, unrdotrained by any fear of future account, and thinking only to eat and drink since to-morrow they die, drive straight on to crime. That this is no idle assertion can be .abundantly proved. A careful survey of the mur­ ders, suicides and other great felonies committed in the chief cities of the United State* during the last ten years shows that a heavy fraction of the per­ petrate.® were atheists or free-thinkers. Thpee unhappy persons, persuaded that life is the be-all and the end-all here, imagine that in their calculations they can jump the life te oome. A collection of the letters or other papers left by criminals when anticipating death shows a fearful number of instances, some of which many readers will recall, of abso­ lute disbelief in the existence of a God, or in any reckoning for wrong done in this life to be exacted in a future one.— Evening PoaL b H^l«ioii. Unlovely, nay, frightful, is the solitude of the soul which is without God in this world. To wander all day in the sun­ light among the tribes of animals, un­ related to anything better; to behold the horse, oow and bird, and to foresee an equal and speedy end to him and them; no, the bird, as it hurried by with its bold and perfect flight, would disclaim his sympathy and declare him sn outcast To see men pursuing in faith their varied action, warm-hearted, providing for their children, loving their friends, performing their prom­ ises—what are they to this chill, house­ less, fatherless, aimless Gain, the man who hears only the sound of his own footsteps in God’s resplendent creation? To him it is no creation; to him these fair creatures are hapless spectershe knows not what to make of it. To him heaven and earth have lost their beanty. How gloomy is the day, and upon yonder shining pond what melan­ choly light i I cannot keep the sun in henven if you take away the purpose that animates him. The ball, indeed, is there; but bis power to cheer, to il­ luminate the heart as well or> the atmos­ phere, is gone forever. It is a lamp­ wick lor meanest uses. The words great, venerable, have lost their mean­ ing; every thought loses all its depth, and has become mere surface. But religion has an object. It does not grow thin or robust with the health of the votary. The object of adoration remains forever unhurt and identical. We are in transition from the worship of the fathcra which enshrined the law nity of the law, ite presence to you and me, its equal energy in what is called tho brute nature os in what in called sacred history. The next age will be­ hold God in the ethical laws—as man­ kind begins to see them in thia age, selfeqtial, self-exacting, instantaneous and self-affirmed, needing no vouchor, no prophet, and no miracle betides their own irresistibility—and will regard natural history, private fortunes and ua good children. Btem pa, «•. randnta. Amen," said Henry. He ;ht no more about it, but dear Ima told his father when he came uumc. The father’s heart was touched by the example, and he resolved to fol­ low it and have a prayerless bouse no longer. j‘ ' Exetted His Ctrisalty. “ Deadwood," said the stranger, put­ ting down his half-eaten slice of lemon pie and taking a long pull at the milk. “ I went there when the first rush was made for the Hills. Rather a rough crowd the first lot, you bet; more wholesome now. When I got there I was dead-broke—dida*t have a dollar, didn’t have a revolver, which a man'll often need out there wotse’n a meal’s vittles. I was probHy tbe only man in the Hills who didn’t cany a firearm, an’ I was some lonesome, I toil yon. The only weapon I bed—I’m a black­ smith—was a rasp, a heavy file, yon know, ’bodt eighteen inches long, which I carried down my back, the handle in easy reach just below my coat collar. Understand? Like the Arkansaw man carries his bbwie knife. I am not ex­ actly a .temperance man. I just don’t drink an’ don’t meddle with any other man’s drinkin’—that’s all. One day—I hadn’t been in Deadwood more*n a week—I was siltin’ in a s'loon—only place a man kin set to see any society —when a fellow come in, a regular hust­ ler. with bis can full and a quart over. Had a revolver on each side of his belt an* looked vicious. Nothin’ mean about him, though. Askt me to drink. ‘Not any, thank you,’ sez I. ‘Not driuk with me I Mo I Bill Feathergill I When I oak a tenderfoot to drink I ex­ pect him to prance right up an’ no monkeyin’! You h-e-a-rme!’ . “ Well, when his hand went down for his revolver, I whipped out my old filo quicker'n fire ’nd scorch a feather an’ swiped him one right across'the face. When he fell I thought I’d killed him, an’ tho s’loon fillin’ up with bummers I sorter skinned out, not knowin’ what might happen. Purty soon a chap in a red shirt camo np to me. Sez he, ‘ Yon the man as ke-arved Bill Feathergill? ’Cos. ef so bo as you are, ef yoa don’t want every man in the Hills to climb yon, don’t you try to hide yourself—the boys is askin’ fur you now.’ “ It struck me that my friend had tho idee, so I waltzed back and went up and down before that s'loon for nigh three hours. I’d found ont Bill wasn’t dead an’ was bad medicine, but it wouldn’t do to let down. Party soon I see my man a-headin’ for me. His face had been patched up till it looked like the closing out display of a retail dry­ goods store. There was so little coun­ tenance exposed that I cculdn't guess what ho was a-aimin’ at, so I brought my hand back of my collar an’grabbed my file. “ * Hold on there; there, hold on,’ sez he; * gimme y’r hand, I’m friendly; I’ve got nothin’ agin you, not a thing, but— you’l pardon my ourioeity—what sort df a ------ weepon waa that, stranger?'"— Hartford CouranL ORNO STRONG, Spring Goods, AND TEEMING WITH CUSTOMERS omcr nr truman-s brick, second btobt. HAPPY IN BARGAINS lino*. It was once believed of Mrs. Wins­ low’s. soothing syrup that “ the chil­ dren cried for it," and the makers of D-CO oleomargarine would like to have the njo fT.OO world behove that their aapid sub­ 13JO stance is in ns good repute as this with all generations. Oleomargarine, no doubt, has ite uses and its excellences, may in many circumstances be re­ garded as a well-invented and accepta­ ble substitute for butter. As such it is a legitimate article of commerce. Bat it fchonld stand on its own merits, strictly and severely. If it is better vhsn batter, it ought not to descend to pretending that it is batter, or be made VILLAGE OFFICERS PrreM-»it-Wlllls>'«>> KUIen. the occasion for any devices of dealers aimed to make the public believe that they are baying mere batter when in fact, according to the theory of the VllUa* Atiuru. makers, they are 'actually buying a su­ perior subateD’c. There has been much complaint op this score on oar own side the Atlantic, and we find by JlorutUf. the foreign prijK-rs-that John Bull has t'rUbptsr EPISCOPAL CHURCH— his weather^ye open on this point. tom, Putor. Kerrirea every Stbhalh st M«H Oar merchants know the readiness a. n>. uid 7 (t. m. Sabbath echo-4 at 11 in. Prayer with which tho English Government seizes upon any plausible pretext for ashville lodge, fo. sm f. a a. m. Rcsular communication on each Wedaefdey eve. at stopping or impeding the sale in En­ gland of American products. Unscrupu­ Robert McCarthy, w. m. lous dealers ahip unhealthy cattle, and JOHN U SMITH, Secretary. that fact is seized npon as reason for stopping at ODoe an enormous trade in gMiurM ^irrrfory. live beef. American pork has, in the same way, found its market somewhat W. H. YOUNG, reduced beyond tho seas because of the (>. OOn Ea*t .Me of Main Street, NMbrill. sale of bad meat by men of little con­ • Ottre hour* from 7 to I) a. m--*nJ 4 to ’ p. m science. If the trade in American bat­ iTa barbek, ter is ever impeded or stopped by any P. Homeopathic f’hy*lci«a and tfunreon European country, it will be on the • Office, near rvaldaoec, on corner of Waatiiii* theory that tho trade in oleomargarine has shaken the confidence of foreign CHAS. 11 BRADY. officials as to the actual nature of the A TTORNET at Law and Solicitor Iu Chancery contents of any package from America 2jl Hr*l Katate and lu.oranc* Airent. Collecting pretending to bo butter. In view of and Conveyancing a ipeclahy. Bounty and P*nsuch a possibility, it may be thought •lou Uladma promptly etlct.del to, and all ether by those most concerned that the present laws about the marks to be put upon oleomargarine are not so effective LEWIS DURKEE os they might be made.— New York promptly mule. u>4 Herald.,____________________ ud Offlo* la D. C What Eyes Are For. . EMOR Y FARAD Y. Tho saying that the faculty of speech USTICE OF THE PEACE. fk.nvey.nclng was given to men that they may conceal fully and pi jmptly attended to. Office their thoughts is oalipsod by a reply •Id- Malo Htrtrt, NaahviUe Mich. attributed to the Chevalier Bunsen. He was present with Bishop Bloomfield D. Office orer and others at a “clairvoyant seance.” • montvilto, Mich. The Bishop, amazed at the performance W. H. GRISWOLD. which, of course, he could notexplain, exclaimed, “ What, then, were our eyes O. Homoeopathic Fhyildan and Snrgeon. • Often over D. C. Griffith’* *tore. Rc*ldeuro given us for?" Bunsen immediately eorner Phillipa and Durkee itreeU. Prompt altcnreplied, “To limit onr vision." This certainly is a clever paradox. The sig­ A. M. FLINT, nificant* truth it expresses is confirmed : in every observing man’s experience. 'The hopeful and sanguine and curious collection* promptly made. see wonders mentally aud can give the Griffith'* Store, Nashville, Mk i <exact dimensions, capacity and style of E FARAD?. '“castles in the air." But when actual Xf ANUFACTUREB of Boot* and Shoe*. Making sight and fixpcrienoei are appealed to IVJL । and repAlrjoi neatly dona, al»o *tricf atten­ the airy vision is limited and circum­ tion to fill all order* promptly, and at Um lowe*t 1 scribed by stubborn facts. Half our lining price*. Shop aaat aide of Main ritrroL i lives are spent in dreaming and the 1 sight in dreams is far-reaching and mag­ i inifying. Bring the theories of philoso­ phers and discoveiers—the scope of ; CHARLES SCHEIDT, their imagined vistas—down to the test i Ithat seeing is behoving, and then they hi* | frequently find the things they think i i they see arc but dissolving views. In JHiKtllMneouK (Jxrdk. the political field the “far-seeing" poli­ I i ticians are preparing themselves for an : illustration of Bunsen’s definition. * ’’ «rOLCOTT HOUSE, ration. All । VV see; but, since all do not see alike,,there -----XnMhville, Miohigtm. ; must be many cases of color blindness, । and the roseate hue, in the actual light C. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. of events, will prove itself somber to ninety and nine. If our eyes are given Hr t>»li us to limit our vision, those are wise «od coruKxxiaO who make the limit include what they actually know, and never overlook tho present and practical in trying to peer J7 J. PI KdIIS, beyond.—Philadelphia Ledger. The Dreadful Waste of Time Over ‘‘The Puzzle.’’ Sixty thousand puzzles sold in New York alone, which, at a dime each, makes $6,000 diverted from the Herald Irish relief fund. One-half, or 30,000, of the puzzles were sold to able-bodied men, each of whom, at a low estimate, passed three hours a day for at least five days trying to get 13—14—15 in proper sequence, Total time of able-bodied men oonBurned, 450,000 hours, or 56,250 working days. Suppose these 80,000 men had put on old suits of clothes, sallied forth with pick, shovel and broom, and made an onslaught on our dirty streets? Wouldn’t they have astonished the universe more after fifteen hours’ work than they would even if they had all solved tho problem of the little wooden blocks? After the streets of New York had become so clean, by the efforts of the 30,000 men who wasted 450,000 hours, or 56,250 average working days, in tho childish occupation of shifting little squares of wood from one small space to another, that a lady could take a promenade for her health's sake with­ out ruining her delicate kid boots or the train of her silk gown, wouldn’t ।I there have been a bigger shower of gratitude from the fair creatures than if each one of her brothers, cousins and nephews had devoted thrice throe hours » day trying to show them how to put 13 before and 15 behind 14, and then fail in the end, anyhow? And what an awful thought it is that at least 80,000 of the lovely beings whom man adores and the gods protect invested each her dime in this new­ fangled toy, and that each of these 80,­ 000 toys has received the attention of at least four other creatures besides the owner for at least five hours a day for six days, and that, during all this time, amounting in the aggregate to 4,500,­ 000, no stockings were darned, ho but­ tons sewed on, no gowns retrimmed, no bonnets made over, no mittens knit for the heathen, no pincushions sewed for the next church fair, and not even the standard of Art (with a big A) raised by ever so little through the criticism of Miss Brown’s new hair crimps or Mrs. Jones’ new puffs!—New York Graphic. of that beatitude and love. Nature is too thin a screen; the glory of the One breaks io everywhere. Every moment of religions opinion is of profound im­ Through the exertions of the faculty portance to politics and social life, and thia of today has tho best om?ns as be­ of the Drew Theological Seminary, at ing of tho moot expansive humanity, Madison, N. J., the endowment fund of $600,000, which was lost by the failure of Daniel Drew ta 1876, has been made up to the extent of $280,000, to which JBa^ph Waldo Emerson. fund additions are being made all the Henry had never heard his father pray. A Christian friend, while visit­ ing the house, was invited to conduct family prayers, and also to ask a bleming at table. Henry wished his father would do so evary day. uni ray euro* Kt"" r**1 >• Our stocks for the Spring of 1880 consists, ar usual, of the best selections from the largest wholesale houses in New York, Detroit and Chicago, .which ma; be enumerated under the heads of 4 " Clothing, Hate, Caps, Boots, Siloes, ^lashvilk girertonj. M Crockery. THE CELEBRATED , .„ DAVIS AND SINGER SEWING MACHINES! N They cannot fail to please the Ladies. M fcjF OUR SYSTEM OF HANDLING ONLY Hon­ est G-oods and selling on the basis of Three Feet to the yard and Sixteen Ouncew to the pound, enables us to hold all our old custom­ 7 M J M M ^TnsaxEK ers and gain new onew every week. A visit to the PIONEER STORE will convince the incredulous of this fact We aim to please patrons both in quality and price of goods offered them. Although most goods have advanced from 15 to 25 per cent we are selling many of them at the old prices. Try ua and see. N. B.—Will continue to pay the highest market price in exchange for all farm products. L. J. WHEELER, Prop’r Pioneer Store, Nashville, Mich. J^OW IB THE TIME To Take Advantage of the GREAT SPRING BOOM. It Can Be Found at D. C. GRIFFITH’S Where he is constantly opening -------- IN---------- CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, Boot*, Shoes, INotions, Etc. UP* It is economy to trade with me, for I will not nllow any merchant te> undersell me, who sells for CASH. B obo Barber, A Physician’s Mistake. Dr. Clemenceau, the eminent Paris- And dealer la Sevan. Tobacco, Oentt* Furnlahlng ian physician, is also a member of the French legislature. He is a brisk and busy man, keenly cognizant of the fact that “ time is money," and one day, Notary while he was in attendance at his Mont­ O • Maple Oror*, Mich martre consulting room, two men simultaneously solicited an interview g UEBHAU8EB, with him for the purpose of taking his advice. One of them, admitted to his presence, and asked, “What was the matter with him?" complained of a pain in his chest; whereupon he was MADE ordered to take off his shirt, and Dr. Clemenceau subjected him to a careful r-ratninatinn. Before the doctor, how­ ever, sat down to write his prescrip­ ■JiHAT HCSBOD OF MINEI tion, he rang the bell and ordered his servant to show the other patient into the consulting room. As the latter A. L. RASKY’S, entered the door-way, Dr. Clemenceau, full without looking up from the desk at which be was writing, said to him: “Jost undress yourself, too, if you will be so good. We shall save time by g A. BISH, vour doing so.” Without a moment's * “THE BOSS" hesitation, the second visitor proceeded to take off his clothes, and, by the time the doctor had finished writing his re­ ceipt, taken bis fee, and dismissed the NASHVILLE, MICH. preceding patient, was stripped to the waist ready for inspection. Turning toward him, the doctor observed: yyiLLIAM JONES, “You are also buffering from pain in the chest, are you not?" ‘’Well, no, doctor,” the man replied, “Ihavecalled upon you to beg that you will recom­ mend me to the Government for a Gen. Todlmbkn is reported to have •aid that ten pounds more of dynamite would have sent tho whole super­ Wm. Bmoak, of Orangeburg county, structure above the cellar in the Czar's 8. 0., who w 97 years old, has 575 deWinter Palace into the air. sccudants. Ladies and Gents’ FurniBhing Goodn. READY ERE YOU HAVE THEM. When we say thia, we mean that you hav* Bargains in Spring Goods. CLOTHING, We are opening the largest and most complete stock «C BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, SPRING GOODS, that we have ever had the pleasure to present before the people of Nashville and vicinity, as a call at our store will fully prove. DRESS GOODS and PRINTS, It miut al*o be remembered that we *l*o cany an immenaa ■took of BOOTS, SHOES, AND ALL KINDS 5 FOOT COVERING, HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC. IW We buy for CASH and buy very close; and consequently our custom— have the benefit of it. . �Darfc^jn,,., Arrt/eoS^W.V.S Ma. Kaweaa-lltU p.». Arrlr, Cbkaco t» a a ■«....... ItMan. AfrtraCkta<»fca»a.H Qoin« jCat ySrom Jaotoon: i you with your and full of divii m your pockets nhail your divinity The Style and Manner of Living. Now you who are railed and chosen to go forth tn all nations and among all people in time present and time to come to preach the word, see you take to your selves marks, nay, many out­ ward marks, whereby you shall be Be you not called as men are called but be you called Pope, Archbishop, Archdeacon, or Divine or Reverend, and Right Reverend, or some like holy name, so may you show forth your honor and your calling. And letyour dwelling place be houses of splendor, and edificer of cost and let your door be decked with plates of brass, anil let your names even your reverend titles be graven thereon, so shall it be a sign. Lot your garments in which you minister be garments not as the gar­ ments of men neither let them be seam­ less garments woven throughout but let them be robes of richest silk and robes of fine linen of curious device and of costly workmanship, and have you robes of black and ro’ees of white that you may change the one for the other so, shall you show forth your wisdom and humanity let your fare be sumptuous, not plain and frugal as the fare of the husbandman who tills the gipund, but live you on the fat of the land taking good heed for the morrow and wherewithal! you sliall be fed. And drink you of the wines of tbe vintage brought from afar and wines of great price then shall the light of your spirits be the light of your coun­ tenance and your face shall be bright, even as the morning sun shall your face glow m brightness, thus shall you show forth your moderation and your temperance in all things let the houses in which be called churchesjuid let them be built in a manner of great or­ nament without and adorned with much cost within, with rich pillars and paints, and with fine altars, and ped­ estals, and urns of precious stones, and cloths and velvet, of scarlet and ves­ sels of silver. And let there be room for the chang­ ing of garments, and places for the precious mcttal and mites, and let the house be divided into seats for the con­ gregation, and let every man know his own seat, and let the first seat in front of the altar be for the rich that pay by thousands. And the next for those that pay by hundreds, and the last for those that pay by tens, and let the poor man ait behind the door. . And let tbe seats be garnished with cushions and crimson doth, and with fine velvet for if the house of prayers and vain people who deal in idle say­ ings and shows of mockery, l>e rich and gorgeous, how much more so should 1»e the. houses that are dedicat­ ed to him that is meek, and lowly of spirit. CHAPTER II. The Choosing ofMinisten. When you-go out tochoose holy ones to be of your brethren, and to minis­ ter at the altar, choose you from among the youth, even those whose judgement is not yet ripe, and whose hearts know doc yet whether they incline to God or Mammou. ' . But you are wise and yon shall know the inclining of their future spirits. . and you shall make them incline to tbe good things which the church has in store for them that are called, even those that are called by you. Then shall, you have them taught exceeding many things, they shall not be as "ignorant fishermen,’’ or hus­ bandmen, or men speaking only one tongue, and serving God only by the knowledge of hk win or law,' , N»y» you shall make them wise in things of your wisdom yea. exceeding­ ly cunning in many mysteries, even the Mysteries which you teach. Then shall they be fitted for the laying on of hands, and when tbe bishop has done hu» office then shall they l»e reverend divines. But if any man believes that he is called by God to speak to bis brethren "without money and withhis soul be bowed nor shall he preach. He that is y°u f'onor CHAPTKB IIL And let your sermon • lie full of en­ ticing worth of men’s wisdom, and let it be beautified with (ustdirisions with trope, and with metaphors, and with hyperbole, and apostrophe, and with interrogations, and with acclamation, and with syllogisms and with sophisms and through out let declamation be. And take good heed to your attitudes and your gestures, knowing wlfento bend and when to erect, when to lift your righthand, and when your left, and letyour motions be graceful, even in your attitudesand in your gestures let your grace be. Thus shall you bcu pleasing id the eye* of the people and graceful in their sight Let your voice at times be smooth as the stream of the valley, and soft as the breeze that waves not a bough on its bank, and at times let it swell like tbe wave ob the ocean, or like the whirl­ wind on the mountain top. Then shall you charm the ears of your hearers and their hearts shall be softened, and their minds shall be as­ tounded, and their souls shall incline to you, and likewise the women, yea, to your sayings and to your person shall they be inclined, and be you mindful not tooffend the people rebuke you not the people nor weir sins, but when you rebuice sin, rebuke it at a distance and let no man apply your sayings to his own case, so shall he not be offended. If a brother shall raise up the banner of war against brother, and Christian against Christian, rebuke them not. but be some of you on the one side and some on the other, and tell the one host that God is on their aide, and the other host that he is on their side, so make them bold to kill. And even among swords and lancets let your black robes seen. Preach you not "Peace on earth and good will to men,’*but preach you glory to the victor aud victory to th e brave. Teach them to believe that you have the care of their sonls, and that the saving mysteries are for your explain ing and when you explain your myster­ ies encompass them round about with words as with a bright veil, so bright that through it do man can see. Andlo ! you shall bind the judgment of men, (and more especially of wo­ men.) as with a band of iron: and you shall make blind in the midst of light, even as the owl is blind in the noon­ day sun, and behold yon shall lead them captive to your reverend will. .------------ •>*> ’» Arrir. r^ratt 6Up. « A"<’»Dotoa*4 *»£■ Atlantic Ka----- UaMa. *. Antae Dotmil *-* a. n NKhl Ezproo-feWsaL aS^D—T GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. There is but a few days left in which to SECURE BARGAINS We shall make a SPECALTY of DRESS GOODS, FLANIELS, WHITE GOODS, FANCY GOODS. Throwh CoMbaaMd awplDcCMn to ud from *r*nd BmMo and DHrolt. AU tralaa bo—t la jmoc'-pot iu Detroit with Great WaaUrn^Oraad ■niok and dLmda Southern BaUras. U a BROWN, H. B itoTARD. Aaa't O.n’I Bo pt Jackaon. th**! 8up*l Dotroi Haaar C. Warrwoara, Oan'l Paaa and Tlekat Aont.Chlcxo. Which we shall offer at On a Dollar. SELLERS’ COUGH SYRUP! The stock SO Tears before the Public. HI ST BE CLOSED OUT This Month. Goods at CHAPTER IV. The Clergy's Reward. "In all your gettings,” get money ! Now, therefore, when you go forth on your ministerial, journey, go where there is silver and gold, and where each man will pay according to his measure. For venly I say you must Sit your rewnni. Go you not forth as lose that have been sent, "without two coats, without gold or silver, or brass, iu their purses, without scrip for their journey, or shoes, or staves,” but go you forth in the good things of this be denied the privilage of making their obeisance to theii sovereign without world. And when you shall hear of a church baring both neck and anus to the cold that is vacant and has uo one to preach blasts of a raw Spring day, seems a re­ therein then be that a call to you. and finement of crueltly even in a country be you mindful of the call and take of cruel conventionalities. But, after you charge of the flock thereof and of all, it is possible that the aged dowa­ the fleece thereof ev,en of the golden gers may not have been victimized to the extent that it is suppoiied, for 1 re­ fleccei And when you shall have fleeced call to mind the pathetic complaints of your flock, aud shall know of another, an Englishman who was forced to tlee to the Continent to disembaraas him­ call, and if the flock be gntater or ra ther tho fleece be greater, then greater self of a ft male visitor,old in years but be also to you the call then shall you young in the pursuit of gayety. Tbe leave your old flock and of the new visitor in question had demoralized his household by her irregular hours aud take charge. Those who have “freely received” dissipated habits, had ruined his car­ let them freely give, and let not men riage horses by keeping them in consthave your words, "without money nor requsition day and.-night, and last, not without price,” but bargain you for least, had compelled her host to take hundred^ and bargain for thousands refuge in flight os the only means of even for thousands of silver and gold "ridding himself of a larkey old lady. It was amusing the other day co hear shall you bargain. And over and above what you have a schoolboy give a description of his sold your services for take you gifts al­ school, a very fashionable one where only the sons of tbe great are sent. so, and be you mindful to refuse none saying, “LoJI have enough 1” but re­ There are twoof Prince Christian’s sons ceive gifta from them that go in char­ there, and the different way in which iots, and from that feed flocks and they are treated from the rest of the from them that earn their bread by the boys is absurd. One would think at school all ranks should fare alike, and sweat of their brow. Yea, take you gifts of all and take that any departure from tills rule would them in gold and in silver and in bread prove pi (judicial. There is a rule that each hamper,after a tithe has been lev­ in wine and iu oil. in raiment and in fine linen. And the more the people ied by the matron, shall be divided give yon, the more will they honor you by the boys; But when the Princes get for they shall believe that in giving to a hamper they have it all to themselves. you they are giving to the Lord, for 1 asked what sort of boyes they were. "Ob ! so stingy,” he replied, "regu­ behold tneir sight shall lie taken from, aud they Khali be blind as bats, and lar Germans, we despise them.” The Lord Mayor is projecting the es­ "shall know not what they do.” And yon shall wax richer aud richer, tablishment of an Oriental college, and grow greater and greater, and you where those whose business takes them shall be lifted up in your own sight, to China and Japan may acquire some and exalted in tne eyes of the multi­ knowledge of the language, habits and the --------nation whom tude, iuur, miu and lucre auuu shall be w no iuiikti longer customs ,------------- of 7... ----, .among . ,r — tilth, in your id|tht,iiiid verily you hn.e I •» <hfy are about to upend. their lirea. vour reward. I Mr- Cyrus F leld baa just returned to ■ London a.vu, < m ir . from ..Igiers, Algiers, where he has been staying for his wife’s health, and OUR EUROPEAN LETTER. starts for New York. The nonsensical fuss, previously re­ ferred to in these letters, continues about the late Prince Imperial and London, Exo,, March 25th, 1880. Westminister Abbey. Tbe real objec­ The frivolous world of London is for tion is the strong feeling of ultra-Prottho moment absorbed in details of the istanta at the idea of a Roman Cathofirst Drawing Room of the season. lict’s remains being admitted to a Prot­ estant abbey. They forget who built Yellow bore of the palm at the Buck­ the Abbey which they wish to arrogate ingham Palace, as well ns nt Parin at so exclusively to themselves. Religious the Comedic Franeaise on the oceas- hatred is earned even ■beyond the grave, and, ashamed of their real sentiments, of the first representation of Daniel they endeavor to attain their object by Roohart, for, fashion in dress asserts casting vile aspersions on the charac­ itself more boldly at tbe theatres in ter of the unfortunate Prince and on Paris than in New York, iGuld and im­ the motives which induced him to take part in the Zulu campaign. Alpha. itations of the same, it seems, were Duildlug Notice. more conspicuous in the ladies toilette Notice is hereby, given that we are than ever at this recent solemnity of the Theatre Francias; but the play now ready to receive sealed bids on a church house to be built near the Hos­ itself it is said that the only positive mer school house. Carpenter and ma­ success was gained by the coiffure Lio, son work to be in seperatc jobs. Plan which now enjoyes the honor of gener­ and draft at N. F. Rhrldou’s where bids will be received up to April 15th. al adoption by the Parisians. Dated Castleton, March 16,18W. QRMbes are not the only thing which Nsudrvflle Markets. ebtaan notice at the Drawing Room in !x>ndon. The absence of the same is cemented on in no v ery gracious terms. ya goto the church to preach ■ the retired way where go of doiragera an aid to linn erpond would shun the crowd, but their renemble shoulder, and arm, in kii tbo a manner alike tenihug to god, and men. Thaeliqnata which demand, Uuu Drawing Room, thould bo held liv da, rather tliau hr caudle light, and that all ladm«. both nong and old. <4.<mld CLEMENT SMITH, Assignee, Pronounced by all to be the most plauaat and efficacious remedy now in use for the cure of coughs, coldt, hoarse­ ness, croup, tickling sensation in the throat, whooping cough, etc. Over a. milium bottlee gold within the last few yean. It gives relief where ever used, and the power to impart benefit that cannot be had from the cough mixtures now in use. Sold by all druggists at 25 cents per bottle. Sellers’ Liver Pills are also high­ ly recommended for curing liver com­ plaint, constipation, sick headache, fe­ ver and ague, and all diseases of the stomach and liver. Sold by all drug gist at 25 cents per box. K. JE. HEXJJEIRjS A CO., PlttMburir* PSU J^OW IS THE TIME. rpHE OLD ESTABLISHED rpHE NASHVILLE LEVATOR, FOR GOOD TEAS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOB SIRLOIN STEAKS. Go to C. W. Smith’s. nr 1Q79. FOR BARGAINS IN SUGARS, , ! Are on Hand with a Go to C. W. Smith's. to Knabe FOR HAM STEAK, ANEW LINE OF Go to C. W. Smith’s. Any number of farmers to FOR NICE, JUICY ROASTS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. Unload FOR CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Go to C. W. Smith’s. orHvery i>< »cripuo«. FOR THE BEST PORK SAUSAGE, '___ , I Which will Defy Competition in every Go to C. W. Smith’s. ' Itasncict. Respect. Remember that all onr our FOR HANGING LAMPS, Goods, which wo Manufacture, Go to C. W. Smith’s. are Warranted in Every FOR FRESH COVE OYSTERS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. Respect. desire to announce that having erected FOR LAMPS OF ALL KINDS, one of the largest and most convenient Go to C. W. Smith’s. elevator buildings in central Michigan, We are also prepared to furnish any­ FOR BOLOGNAS THAT ARE BOSS, they are prepared to receive and thing in the Go to C. W. Smith’s. cnder akin line FOR BARGAINSGoINtoCROCKERY, C. W. Smith’s. FOR OHIO HICKORY NUTS, For any quantity of • Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR FRESH AND SALT FISH, COFFINS, CASKBT8, Go to C. W. Smith’s. ROBES, SHROUDS Ac. FOR YOUR CHOICE FOR Sc. Go to C. W. Smith’s. Of any one in the country. FOR PRESENTS WITH TEA, That may be brought them. They alee j Go to C. W. Smith’s. keep for sale at the lowest prices' I FOR TBfc WORTH of YOUR MONEY. Go to C. W. Smith’s. Seeds, Floor, Feed, KAme, Salt, FOR WHITE CLOVER HONEY, Go to C. W. Smith’s. Plaster, Stucco. Hair and > for fullerwl occasion, furnished free of FOR EVERYTHING CHEAP, Shingle. , charge. Go to C. W. Smith’s. For he will be glad to see you. •AND RELIABLE FURNITURE FIRM OF Remodeled, Enlarged s Improved lclIT70cnilc •>' LtNlA&oUHO Wo as RNITURE Wheat and GrainExpeditiously nd Accuratly. [ AINSWORTH & BROOKS PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICI\ T ® . A GOOD HEARSE Money Sared bj Dealiu with Ita.; lUiSWaWOBTH k BROOKS. J- uentz a sons. ■y STORE ! F. A. JONES, liar PhyikliD and Surroon. Day and Night ilia prompUy allcndH. Offlcn at eaidoucc. Main Strwt, Naahvil a, Mleh. HOSTETTER^ NEW GOODS! GO TO THE NEW STORE OF WILSON 4 HOWE P. T. BOISE, DRLQGIST, (Successor to Boise Bros.) YOU CAN FIND AT MY STORE Medicines, Chemicals, (Opposite the Wolcott House.) And all the leading Remedies in - -FOR------ Patent & Propriatory Medicines, GROCERIES School Books, Blank Books, Mlscellan’s Books. x A LARGE LINE OF Bibles, Autograph and Photograph Albums BOOTS AND SHOES, Notions, Etc., Fitters IF YOU WANT Fresh Goods and Lew Prices. U.00 d«ih. WILSON A HOWK. A COMPLETE LINE OF STATIONERY, Wall Paper and Bordering, [TRIMMED nut*] AS FINE A LINE OF As there is in town, and all war­ ranted to be as represented er money refunded. * �. No SATURDAY, - - - APRIL A 1880. VICIKITY.L0CAL8. livery in St A Mr. Walrath, of Sunfield, has pur­ chased James MeGraws’ house and lot Frank Loomis is putting up a brick AMTB1A ITEMS. front tfor an agricultural wareroom, Mr*. P. Hartom is very sick. back of his Optra House. Mrs. McPhail has a brother visiting Frank Loomis and Charley Fairfax have started a “high-toned” riAsnA book agent has located at the Cen rant in the Loomis brick. The village Council have elected C. W. Taylor Um appealed the Pope Wm. Broas as Marshal and Geo. W. Browning as Street Commlteion.er. Charier Tiiekenu.h has got to keep­ The child of D. R. Burkett, who was ■hot in the eye with an arrow, retains Ing bouse. C. Welcher done a fine job ofeburn- the eye but will not recover sight. Wm. Karcber has opened a flrtt-claaa iug last week. Schoolmans* flourished at the Cen boarding house in Geo’. Brownings’ tre last Saturday. building, which he purchased for that John Hoffacker ha* gone north to purpose. . . At tho annual election of officara lor Daniel Holden and mother have re­ the Reform Club, Wm. BroaS was turned from Saginaw. elected President and Mrs. Scotford ■ee his father aud mother. Mias Stiles made Elder McPhail a Secretary. Mr. Daniel Barber, an old resident, present of a very nice tidy. John Hartom, of Saginaw, is at his 81 years of age, aqd for several years afsufferer from chronic rheumatism, is uncle Jacob’s on business. Miss Lydia Gage is on a week’s visit recovering from a very severe illness, minus his rheumatism, and improved to her sister’s in Castleton. . Mrs. L. Holden of Allegan, is visit­ in sight and bearing. ing friends and relatives at the Centre. Mike Metcalfs boy. Guy, ran his There will be quarterly meeting at thumb through between two cog the M. P. Church, Saturday and Sun­ wheels of a straw-cutter, in front of Barber. Bros., on Wednesday. The day, next. Elder Weller and wife arc in Ohio en­ straw-cutter is as good os ever, but it X. joying a two week’s visit. They will is not so with tbe thumb. retarn thi" week Saturday. WOODLAND ITEMS. Jim Carney has become very pious. He asks a blessing over his oata before be feeds them to hip horses. Mrs. E. Tellbn’s mother departed thia life Friday morning. The remains were taken to Toledo, Ohio, for burial. Elder McPhail has closed his meet­ ings at Berryville with good success. The outsiders made him a present of a fine overcoat. Charley Bower threshed his last job at C. Gleason’s, tbe other day. Old Charley run him in the woods and now Bower wants to sell out. R. D. Chapman’s daughter, from Illinois,-3>n a six weeks’ visit, was to start for home last week, when she was taken sick and had tostay. That naughty youna Willison that was arrested last winter, and settled by marrying Miss Bold, has goue back on his fro.w and left for parts unknown. C. L. Briggs has been loosing wheat from his barn in Maple Grove. The other morning there was a l>ag of flour found in the road near Rowling Hydes’ with A. L. Briggs’ name on, but no one claims it. Tom. Cregg went around among the neighbors and got a good supply of pork, hams, potatoes, wheat, money, and other things too numerous to men tion, for Mot. Bird, who was recently burned out. John Wheeler set his hired man to carrying rails out of the swamp, a dis­ tance of seven rods. His man worked at it eight days, when Johnnie counted up the rails and found that there were ninety. Undoubtedly his man was born tired. Geo. Brown’s suit with Smith & Adams went against him and he pro­ poses to settle. Love says he will set­ tle for $100., Smith $183., besides the replevin? suit in Circuit Coni t and a trip to Canada and down north, alto­ gether will cost $350. There is a certain young man in this , town that got married last fall, aud a short time ago moved on his fathers’ farm. One day his father went to see him and the boy said “father, there is two things I want and then I shall be happy, that is the Nashville News and a jack knife.He found a knife in his boot, and now he hopes to find The News in his stocking. Tbe temperance meeting, at the M. P. church, went off fine. Dewey and Woodmancv were the speakers. The meeting was called for the purpose of raising money to build a temperance hall at the Mosher corners. $18 was raised and a committee of five was ap­ pointed to go around and solicit The meeting was opened with good singing by the choir. Miss Wooley played the organ. John Wheeler and mother went to spelling school. His mother said “John you take the door-key and then you will have to come home with me.” So John took the key, but it to happened that his Darling was there, and of course, John went home with her, and his mother while setting on the door­ step waiting for Johney to return re­ solved to “grve him down the banks” worse than she ever did. But when Johney came,he looked so smiling that his mother had to laugh. Port Bailey and Manley Bushee, Dan and Mick. McCarty went to Battie Creek the other day to have a little social time. Every thing went off well and they started for home. At Verona they stopped at Unde Jimmies’ to take a little more social. Just then in step­ ped Geo. Fcrgerson and said he could lick all the Irish in the house. Dau said “ycu had better try this Irishman first.” Geo. hauled off and ftrnck at Mick but missed him, then turned and faced Dan, when Dan hauls off and knocked him down and stood and look­ ed at him till he got up, then they clinched. Dan. jammed Geo. through rhe door into the bed-room and ham­ mered him till he said enough, and Miek my* “Daa! Dan!! let him up be Bo*-* Boo. George Barden has sold his share in the farm to his brother Lewis and in­ tends going west. A well-to-do German of our town thinks he had better have a divorce from bis wife, so he can sleep in tbe house instead of the bam. The people of Woodland have selected one of the opposite sex as town Super­ intendent. Women’s rights still pre­ vails. L. Hilbert & Son have rented John Myers store, and intend putting in a stock of crockery. Monday night next, the returning Board meets at the Town Hall. Pass around the barn box, brother Garden- A. TRUMAN, there. On their tory. That the Co., employes sliout 1,800 bauds, mostly women. They re­ turned Friday. R.JL Harley returned from Arkan­ sas wLj*e lie has been prospecting for a home? He says that the country is level, that even in the timbered land there is little timber down and little underbrush, so much so that you can drive through the woods with a team and wagon conveniently. He thinks that a man with a small capital could do better ther than here. It was so stormy Saturday eve., that there was no Red Ribbon meeting. Mr. David Ruckle has chopped off the fiats north of the village, and it is a decided improvement. People around here say that next Monday is town meeting for Castleton township. David Ruckle is at home on a weeks visit from Grand Rapids. Peleg. EATON COUNTY ITEMS. Mrs. Aj ver coin d I HAVE JUST RECEIVED VARIETIES OF tt.ILL P,1PER. COMPRISING ALL THE NEW DESIGNS IN White Backs, Brown Backs, Micas and Gilt, WITH BORDERS TO MATCH. WINDOW LACES, HOLLANDS, WINDOW CURTAINS, FIXTURES & CORD, Table Oil Cloth in all Col6r» Sevastopol, lias a silwell known citizen of More men looking for farms this spring ,thqn-at>ny time since the closs of the war. One young moil in Delta has an es­ cort of set co bound dogs when he tra­ vels around the country. Allison Dennison, of Charlotte, goes to Jackson prison for two years for passing a counterfeit $10 treasury note. Prof. Deuel, superintendent of the Bellevue union schools, has retired, and will bo succeeded by Miss McCotter late his asssistant» Bellevue has now a Y. M. C. A. State Secretary Rowlaud, will conduct a two days convention in its interest on the 14th and 15t.li Inst. The Eaton Rapids Driving Park as­ sociation are putting a clity covering on their track, and preparing to hold a horse fair thia Reason. Webb Stiles a farmer living one mile north, of Bellevue was taken with a bad spell last Saturday morning and died of heart disease in 24 hours. At the third anniversary of the Eaton Rapids red ribbon club held on .Sunday evening a vigilance committee was or­ ganized to enforce the law relating to tbe sale of liquor to minors. The com mittec will probably make it interest­ ing for the dealers. Anticipating a large demand for these goods I have bought larger linen than ever before, and knowing they would advance, bought early, therefore you can get better prices or styles than at any other store. I extend a cordial invitation to every one to look over these goods and rest assured I will be glad to see you whether you buy or not. Hou. J. N. Stinchman returned from Ohio. Saturday last. Oue of our used-to-be-farmera, Cri­ tes is calling on friends in Woodland. The revival meetings • at the M. E. MICHIGAN NEWS. I church still continues. ..wnship. OtRev. Chick will preach ot the center Peter Hose, of Ze land township. Ot- ;inwn county, of hay county, icii fell iroiu from a a load |---»--* *— ; April 11th. Let all interested try and tawa while his team was running away, be present, as the long roll is to be Thursday, ----- ,-------and , .. -----------------,/“• •” 1I broile Ins neck. called that day. Tbe representatives of three or four Mr. Townsand will commence Cro­ free thought journals got their work in wds barn on Monday. * at the spiritualist and liberalist conven­ tion at Battle Creek last week. Sam. Waltham Schuler a section hand, WEST JOHNSTOWN ITEMS. fell from a hand caT near Cadillac on the Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad And Burchards’ fine driving horse Wednesday and sustained injuries from will get the best' of him once in a which he died. The railroad depot at Sand Lake, while. Kent Co., was destroyed by fire Satur­ The boys ore slinging a pair of forty­ day night. A young njan named Lewis pound dumb-bells. That is what fills perished iu the flames while trying to save the R. R. Co’s., books. the coat sleeves. The trial of Rev. J. W. Reid of the Alfred Phillies is at home with the intention of staying. That’s right. M. E. Church of Greenville for un­ inmaterial and unchristian conduct in “There’s no place’like home.” speculating in wheat opitionw was The little village in Johnstown is do­ quite exciting. He stands suspended ing a thriving business. Bellinger is until conference decides. A fire at Hemingway lake, near Stan­ driving things in a lively manner. C. P. Tdcn is slowly recovering from ton. March 27th, destroyed the saw­ mill of Staight & Son aud Herdman &. his tejus illness and will be ready to Harris, loss $15,000, insurance $8,000, move, undoubtedly, soon after town and another nt Saginaw City, March 27th, burned the store of J. H. Pearson meeting. &. Son, and other buildings, loss $15,­ The Groenbackers of this place held 500. their caucus at the town hall on the 27, The Chicago Daily Telegraph has a and tliv Republicans on the 81, at the long article on the Christiancy family, alleging that tho senator was nearly same place. ruined by four drunken sons, and that M. V. Barker’s school, in district No. his present troubles with his young 7, closed last Friday. From what tbe wife are due to the influence which his scholars say, Walt, has suited them well oldest son, Victor, has over her, that after the senator brought her home to during the past term. Michigan she yielded to the advance* Come boys; “brace up!’’ See what Se­ of her stepson and fell, that having ward is doing. A “thorough-bred” won his stepmother’s love he carries horse, right from Ind., six or seven her picture and is so insane over its hired men, and about 800 cords of wood, beauty as to hawk it about tbe saloons of Levenenworth. It is also alleged already cut, this spring, besides 10 or that Mrs. Christiancy has contributed 12 acres of land all cleared off, and a to his support. mammoth barn soon to be erected on Prosecuting attorney Lebert J. Haire his farm. By the way he seems to lie of Jackson tells a story of Attempted asAasrination equal to the dispatches making work afraid of him thisspring. from Russia. He says the would be as­ We should judge that he had pulled sassin sat around his ofice until half­ down his targets, buried his little six- past ten o’clock, and whilst he (Haire) moutbed-buil-dozor and dug up his was locking his safe turned off the gas and fired two shots at him. The vali­ long unused and rusty fanning imple­ ant attorney rushed wildly down stairs ments. Now Seward since you’ve got and into the street for help anti of straight again, quit shooting at a mark course when lie returned the assassin had flown. Some people think it looks and keep so. a little strange that Haire ca a clear description of the murderer, after enjoying his WEST K ALA MO ITEMS. a whole evening. Wm. Decker has sold his farm to a brother of Deacon Poole. The measles are at work along the county line, Vern Andrews being the first one to catch it. Dr. A. W. Adams of this township, informs the writer that he has no in­ tention of leaving Kalamo, but on the contrary ho intends to remain, and practice his profession to the beet of his ability. . ' On Thursday of last week, late in the evening M Eugene VanWonner who works for Levi Kenyon, was caring for a horse after his return from Nashville the horse kicked him ou the leg, badly bruising it, aud making him quite lame. A Card.—To many kind friends aud neighbors, who so kindly aided us dur­ ing the illness, death and burrial of our little daughter, we tender our heart­ felt thanks. The respect paid us, and the readineiw to help us during our great bereavement, will ever be re­ membered by us with a greatful heart. ALSO G. A. TRUMAN. LOCAL MATTERS. MARRIED. BADCOCK—POWERS.—AlriD. Bedcock of Ma pii Grove, ind MIm Alice N. Po-era of RuUind were tiirrlcd ou the26lb, Rev. D. IL Sboup olfielillDf. ____________ ___ ________________________ _ ty Buy your Dry Good*, Boots and| Shoes, Hats and Capa, < Provisions, Crockepr, N< E. Reese, who always sells nt the) tyWill pay the highest market; price in cash forun*alted butter Farm-*. lowest prices. ------------------- — illllC 111 VUOIl IV. ISA FACT That we keep.the jniniajOAi. .*"J Largest and Best Selected Stock ___ era bring'inyour butter and save the RT The “boas” stock of Gloves and • E. Reese. salt. _____________ __________ Mittciis just received at Wilson & Howe’s. ry Wilson & Howe sell more Flout and better Flour than aUy______ in Nash­ Johualon'a Saraaparilla. curt* Uver Complaint ville. __ _________________ Johntton'" tSar«aparilla, core* Indigestion. ty For the Best 50-cent Chewing Sohnaton’a Saraaporilla is used by everybody. Johnston’r Sarsaparilla curvw Sick Headache. Tobacco go to Wilson & Howe’s. Johnston's Sarsaparilla cures Dyspepela. Horsemen Take Xotlce. _ They «U do IL I____ will treat on all chronic lameness an*d and heaves ofthe of the horse. No cure ; no no ! go to the Ohl Reliable Market for pav. Horses examined free of charge. I Fresh, Salt aud Smoked Meat* of all ijw_______________ Dr. J. Kesler, kinds. Henry Roe, -----------—------ ——-j ■■ ! Proprietor. For Sale. , j--------------------------80 acre farm ; 30 improved; good I ICorkford Quick Train Watch ! fences with IB acres of wheat; now , house, 8 miles from good market. One-1 third down and liberal time at1 per. cent ftt reaMonable figures, tor par-1 ticnlars write i lOtf Middleville Mich. FURNITURE IN BARRY COUNTY flnUb. Parlor Suits, Chamber suits, Easy Chairs,. Patent Rockers, Bureaus, Extension Tables, LomTO Camp Chairs, &c. -ALSO- Common Furniture Ot every de»cripUon Our Undertaking Departrnnt Complete In every partfcalar. I’nderUUdng. ' We guarantee Having completed iu every particular | our Undertaking Department, we are Prices now prepared to furnish at all times a first class modern Hearse, cooling Thanking our numerous patent)* eft boards, ' door crape, bearers, n, we shall endeavor by fair dealing badges, gloves, and our services, Jo prices to doubls their numbar dur when required, in laying nut and pre­ paring for burial; preserving bodies in CAI.I. AJMI> 1'KICEH. any kind of weather witnout the bar­ barous use of ice, etc, all of which with our personal attendance at funerals Is truly the watch of the present day. Ono can rely on it every time and place, will be furnished free of charge. Kellogg, Demaray A. Co. and for reference please inquire of the Kellogg, Demaray & Co. following named person* that have pARMBRM ATTENTION. bought them of the undersigned : Wood! Wood! John Ftighner, Those patrons Who have promised David Purchis, ’ Lemuel Smith, n ir, me wood on subscription must deliver Jacob You Frank Feighner, it this month or hold themselves in M.B. Brooks, A. W. Olds, readiness* to pay cash. Will also take Orno Strong, Wm. Troxel, Wm. E. Griggs, Now being in first-class running or­ a few cords more of wood on back pay Ebenezer Bawdy, Lewis Lentz, der, with a thoroughly Orno Strong. David Haugh, Herbert Lee, Mat. Howell, Farm fbr Sale. , L. J. Wheeler. Job. Wilcox, J. J. Potter, The subscriber offers for sale, his niDDaru, Wm. Burgess, farm of 160 acres, in the township of George Hubbard. in attendance, we guarantee satisfac­ James Fleming, Jeweler, Woodland, said farm is in a high state Nashville, Mich. tion to all those who may favor ua of cultivation, with go«d building* and with their patronage. Those good fences. Terms easy. Apply to who prefer can have their the subscriber on the premises of A Co*»c*rnva Co«»0.—When death wm hourly Levi Holmes, expected, all rcmedlee having failed, and Dr. H. Woodland, January 19th, 1880. , without waiting. iyW. E. Shields will set and file Feed your saws for 35 cts. All work warrant­ hli only child of Consumption. Hl» child FOR SALE ed or no 'pay. Shop just east of old beading mill, Nashville. (22-27) at the Mill at tbe lowest price*. . sumption Cin be podtlv. ly and permanently W. B. YOriVC. Prop. If you are troubled with Kidney Complaint, try Hill’s Compound Ex­ JgOOT AND SHOE SHOP. tract of Buchu and Cubeba, it will cure you. Sold by F. T. Boise. ■ei it tbe itomich. and will brv»k up a frrah cold : that Can't« Undersold. SCIPIO MILLS COHPtlfHT MliLlR WHEAT EXCHANGED FOR FLOOR Bran and Id twenty-fovr houra. iddreea CRADDOCK A CO The little ones love it, and often cry for more—what ! “Dr. Sellers’ Cough Syrup,” which cures them of coughs, JMPOBTANT NEWS. colds and hooping cough. FINEST SEWED BOOT COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. —:OR THE:- - Notice To all persons indebted either bv note or account, to the estate of A. M. Dauglierta, 1 nave left books and notes with E. L. Parrish with power to collect the same. _ Joseph Daugherty, Administrator. iy Bailey &. Wood have a harness shop in full blast, you will do well to call on them before purchasing any —The wife of Hon. Levi M. Dewey, thing in tbe harness line. Repairing done in the best style. of Johnstown, departed this life on Tuesday last • _______ _ The subscriber offers for sale hu Fann The Grand Master of the State F. & ol 120 acres, situated on section 17, in A, M’s., held a school of instruction at Castleton, said farm is in a good state Hastings on Tuesday. L. S. Smith and of cultivation with good buildings, Robt. McCartney attended in the capa­ good orchard, good well of waiei at the city of delegates from the Nashville door. About 83 acres cleared and. the balance well timbered. The farm is on the state road, 6 miles from Hastings __ ________________ ■ M. J. Lathrop of Barryvflle, who re­ and 6 from Nashville. It also hy a new cently sold his farm to N. V. Whitlock school house on one corner of the farm. For partculars enquire at premises. is about to move to Wisconsin. Hav­ Castleton, Mich., Feb. 4th PC0. Joshua Martin. ing been a prominent and respected 20-tf resident of this part of tbe county for GF Of all the sewing machines that over twenty years, be, like all the rest, have stood the test and come out con­ queror, the Wilson stands ahead. It being adapted to all kinds of family new in hi* new home. sewtog, bito heaviest and lightest, ft Mrs. Dr. Barber will entertain the W. C, T. U. on Tuesday, April «th. at 2 ocHock p. in. Every member of the Union in requested to be present, as this is the regular meeting for, the el­ ection of officer*. Mm. L. J. WiuoK. BectV. iy Wilson & Howe have just receiv-1 Tqp ed a new stock of Boots, Shoes and ; A Rubber*, to bo sold very low. becomes at *nce a general favonte with the ladies. All who have tned this machine speak wannly in ite favor and none have ever been returned for not being what represented. Q. A. Tru­ man nas a numner of these machines New Goods. New Firm. W. G. AYLSWORTH Wm. A. AYLSWORTH, Repairing Done In the Best Manner Possible! Give MCe a. Call! Shop Iu The Old Poatofflce Building. FRANK BAKER. 'J'HE BARBYV1LLE MILLS. PRICES sad/ FAIR DEALING are W object My buiiuew I intend U> e-tebll.h (for keep*. tor 1 Intend to stay) and with that end In view will DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, WALKER I NORTON, MiMvricTCKBU **» Dials** i« FLOUR, MEAL | FEED; MORGAN. BARRY CO.. MICH. BOOTS & SHOES, CLOTHING, Etc., Produce Taken W.«. AYLSWORTH. ATTENTION FARMERS I GOOD WORK GUARANTEED. WALKER A SORTOS, I'M. -OU >uUBV VRUA Miua �i 60,000 locomotive* in tbe aday.tbetr d»liu*Uon being Michigan ar Colorado, The United States ship Oouatellation, make the run in about twenty-five daya Three murderers, all'colored, passed Victoexa’ji band of Apaches have March 26-Wllll*m Barton, aged 17 years, at Ht Chari ee, Mo.; John Henry, at Coraicana, Texas; and Allen.Towne at Fairfield. Texas. Fbom Sept. 1 last to the present date Count De LxssErs, the great en- 2,071 miles of railway were completed In thia country, and within the same period arrangcmenta were completed for the building of 12;641 mileaxaore. This nearly equals tbe eotire increase of mileage during the yearn 1 bC'J, Capt. Western an d Dr. Le Compte, 1870 and 1871, eeiobnted for activity in railstationed at Fort Douglas, engaged in a shoot­ ing affray, the other day. Both received pain- The tide of immigration is already than __ 2,000 persona XT-— from various I_ _— _European * I.-A A revere wind and rain storm vis­ ited Southern Illinois, Kansas, Nebraska, In- Oeuaue Rapervlaora: Tho mao H. Hlicrvood, Flnl dtetrirt; Pumsylvanla; Charles P. Jadwin. Fifth dt«tri4t,'1<eansylvania. . .la Lb. House the Senate FOREIGN. The Emperor of Russia has present­ ed Prince Alexander, of Bulgaria, with a war steamer, 40,000 rifles, and several Krupp guns. Dtuioznatlc Ap ... .Quean Victoria has gone to Germany; ex­ without amendment. J Empress Engenie has 'embarked for South Afncs; the Empress of Russia is falling fast; the Queen of the Netherlands is in an interest­ ing condition, and Bismarck baa quit drinking beer....Following the example of the enlight­ eluded that tbe eetlmatae ot the depart­ could ba reduced SI J01,STB, The Chicago and Alton railroad has ened Englishmen in Afghanistan, tbe Russian ment Government has refused to permit newspaper leavtmrtha sum ot which la recommen to accompany tho Turcoman expedition A mutiny of miners, at a place called Alton people are foremost in Anguera, in Mexico, has resulted in tho killing coatretad-alacUon ease of Bradley vs. of two Americans and one Canadian... .China The Senate Elections Committee had printed does not intend to ralinanleli its control Crittenden county, Art, is nearly all in Central Asia, and is said to be willing to case. In which 27th nit Fences, ontbniidlng*, ateuB, eta, were blown about in oxcry direction. Tho norm appearo to have Loon parUcnlarJy novcro in '.be neighborhood of Bt. Lonia and Lafayette. ’ In Utah, Idaho and Oregon cattle Chilian armies, numbering IXi.dOO swollen with standing in 'bo that moving on Arica, and tbe position of Northeabtern Alabama ia reported A British General named Donovan greatly excited over the accidental etriking of refused to fire a salute in honor of Washing­ ton's birthday at Hong Kong, China, which caused no little indignation among tho Amerwhich was shortly followed by a flow of oil at the rate of ninety Lxmls a day. In Russia Jews are having a harder A SOLDIER of the Twenty-fifth Infan­ time than over. They arc representing tbemtry was recently trilled by a Sheriff at Fort aelves Protestant Christiana to escape expul­ from tho capital. From several townn. During Gen. Grant’s visit in Houston, sion Jews, who hare long been rosideuta, hare been Tcxm, somebody shut off tbe gaa from the dty, expelled... .Sixteen printera have been arrest­ neocMitati&g the uae of candle®, and spiked the ed in St Petersburg. They were connected cannons. Tbe Mayor, offeni a reward of >500 with tho eatabliahmcnt which issued docu­ menta not at all complimentary to tho for tho srreat of the miscreants. Cxar or to his administration.... The Oourt House and jail of Brown People In Northern Hungary are selling their property st ruinously low figures, and emi­ grating by thauBandti... .Several Parliamentary candidates— Paroell among the rest—have been FOUTICAX. mobbed in England One ex-member, seeking ro-clecUon, was pitched into the sea by hi* The Texas Republicans met in con­ apolitical opponents, and narrowly escaped vention al Austin March 25. The following drowning... .The King of Siam ia coming to resolution waa adopted after some diacutsion: It looks as if there would be war be­ Grant is tho first choice of Texas Republicans, tween Russiaaud China....A Romo dispatch ii ia deemed inexpedient to give tho delegates elected to the Ctdcago Convention any other instructions than to vote ab a unit on all ballots trously... .Some sharp fighting between tbe for President'' This is virtually an instruc- British and the natives is reported from Af­ ghanistan. The Parliamentary elections in En­ The State Committee of tho regular gland opened on the 81st ult iu a manner dis­ astrous to the Beaconsfield Ministry. There was a net Liberal gain of fifteen members Ln ▼ention. A member of the committee from tho boroughs which voted on that day. Uticx stated that Gov. Seymour would under Precideocy. Tbe Tammany State Committee from every Assembly dis should bo invited. There Ak Associated Press telegram from Indianapolis says: * A very prominent poll tic- THE 1AXIOHAL COMQRX88. On Thursday, March 25, very little busiaeaa joint resolution appointing rating the National EdrcsUonal Association, and Mr. Pendloton Introduced a bill to conetrne and dsAM lbs act to redo to tbs State ot Ohio unaoie landi in tho Virginia military district in oald State. He declares that Grant's nomina- cannot poll the full strenrth of his party or se­ cure as many votes as any other candidate, in which ease his name would be withdrawn with- and WsdOMday are that Mr. TownabeodW bill Public Landa, r-- Tee Alexandria (Vn.) Gazette pub- The New York Democratic State The John-KeUy-Tammany-anti-Tilden The Kansas Republican Convention mot at Topeka on the 81st ult There was an The San Francisco municipal elec- conrideratlon of public lug tbe point, the House bill, the talk mi tud tor tbe purpose of expurgation. The bill providing for an International Exhi­ bition m New York in 1W>3. wm emended ported adversely on the bill making Feb. 22 a legs holiday iu the District, and it was indaAiiiteli bill was taken up. and a long and rather sharp de'>ate ported from commllt Longest Speech on Record. Tho longest speech on record is be­ lieved to have been made by a member of tho Legislature of British Columbia, named De Cosmos. It wm in the in­ terest of settlers, who were to bo de­ frauded of their lands. De Cosmos was in the hopeless minority. The job had been held back till the eve of the close ot the session. Unless legislation was taken before noon of a certain day the Zt of confiscation would fall. The day before the expiration of the limitation De Cosmos got the floor about 10 o'clock a. m., and began a speech against the bill. Its friends cared Ettle. for they supposed that by 1 or 2 p. m. he would be through, and tho bill could be put on its passage. One o'clock came and went, and De Cosmos wm still speaking—hadn’t more than entered upon his subject. Two o’clock—he was saying, “In the second place.” Three o'clock—he produced a fearful bundle of evidence, and insisted on reading it. The majority began to have a suspicion of tho truth—he was going to speak till next noon and kill the bilk For a while they made merry over it, but as it camo on to dusk they began to get alarmed. They tried in­ terruptions, but soon abandoned them because each one afforded him a chance to digress and gain time. They tried to about him down, but that gave him a breathing space, and finally settled down to watch the combat between the strength of will and weakness of body. They gave him no mercy. No adjoin u ment for dinner; no chance to do more than wet his bps with water; no wander­ ing from the subject; no sitting down. Twilight darkened; the gas was lit; members slipped out to supper in re­ lays and returned to sleep in squads, but De Cosmos went on. The Speaker, to whom he was addressing himself, was alternately dozing, snoring aud trying to look awake. Dav dawned, and a majority of the members slipped out to breakfast, and the speaker still held od. It can’t be said it was a very logical, eloquent or sustained speech. There were digress­ ions in it; repetitions also. But the speaker kept on, and at last noon came to a baffled majority, livid with rage and impotence, and a single num who was triumphant, though his voice had sunk to a whisper, his eyes weresunken and bleared and blood-shot, and his legs tottered under him, and his baked iips were cracked and omeared with blood. De Cosmos had spoken twenty­ ---- and saved the ------— , their six *hours Kettleni lands.—Peoria Democrat. it many shapes aud forma, and in almost notion of the industries which railroads every case I have found the aged more tbe ether parte of the aerial structure resigned to the inevitable than those foster. ' less advanced in years. For a well-d tjnajloo bvb^oi ” the clouds, which moved off at first al­ and corn and 351.(JOOarma in 1R71 tn w dore there »s a wish for a rest. and corn and 351,000 acres in 1871 to most horizontally and then turned up nearly 82,000,000 buaheta and 2,677,690 itself in a perfect coil, *o that for a moInteniewiBg aa ActnaB. acres in 1879; and still less Ilian oneMaybe the reporter didn’t know how tenth of the State is under cultivation. rope—or whatever it waa—switched to interview an actrea.-*, and mayba The Germanpapers publish the follow­ around squarely to tho eye of the ob­ ing figures concerning the newspapers that’s why he had so much trouble. server, showing a section, it resembled and periodicals in existence: In Ger­ Having sent up his card and been ad­ a ball of ink. When the spout was in mitted to her presence, he stated his many there are 3,778; in Austria, 1,200; ite finest condition lightning several in England, 2£09; in France, 2,000; in business, and aha said. languidly^ M I’m times flew through the penumbra in Italy, 1336; in Russia. 500. Altogether sorry yoa’ve come; r don’t fanev you newspaper men, and hate being inter ­ there are in Europe 13,GOO newspapers and periodicals. In Asia there aro 388; viewed.” Maybe ho knew this wm power, but -sublime and beautiful.— in Africa, 50 ;in America, y,129; and in Philadelphia Times. Australia, 100. Tbe number for the miss the interview for a heap, but be replied, “Oh, well, then, I won't trouble THE HOKK DOCTOM. whole world is 23,200. you. Sorry I intruded. Good day.” In 1869 Great Britain imported 400,­ However, she got to the door first, and To Cube 000,000 pounds of wool, and exported said, ' Oh, now. you’re here, I'll obbge 259,000,000, leaving 141,000,000 pounds, you.” And he answered, “Oh, do; I which, added to the home production of wouldn't trouble you for the world.” into a cup upon three ounces of sugar, 155,000,000, made a net supply of 296,­ “ But it won’t be verv much trouble." finely powdered. Take a spoonful 000,000 pounds. Included in. the im­ “Wall, never mind; I don’t care partiowhenever your cough troubles you. Itports are 4,250,000 pounds of alpaca ularly about it.” “ But—but—in—fact is as good as it is agreeable to the and 9,750,000 pounds of mohair, besides —it will be a pleasure. I only object 75,000,000 pcunds of woolen rags intend­ because reporters always ask the same Hiccough in Children.—According ed to bo torn up and used again. This questions, and then don’t print just ia familiarly known rm shoddy, and tho what you say.” “Well. I’ll try and do o the Lyon Medicale, Dr. Grellety has trade in it has increased from 5,250,000 better than that," end they seated observed that this, oompigjnt in chil­ dren was immediately stopped by giv­ pounds in 1855 to the above targe themselves. Then he asked: ing them a lump of sugar saturated with amount. “How did you celebrate your 84th table vinegar. The same remedy wasAccording to the last statistics pub­ birthday? ” “Eh? ”—jumping up— tried on adults, with similar instantanelished by the French Minister of Agri­ what d’ye mean, sir! You’re a mean culture and Commerce, tho population wretch to ask such a question.” Steps Infants’ Food.—The Oneida Com­ of the republic is 37,000,000, uf whom on her tapdog—addresses dog, “ Drat 12,000,000 live in cities and the remain­ your pelt, get outl” Then she observed munity, having brought fifty children der in tbe country. There are in him writing, and aaked what he was through the ptyils of childhood with­ France 210,000 individuals who have no doing. He replied, “ I promised to out loss by death, give a few pointe as special profession, 71,300 beggars and print exactly what you said, aud I have to how this was accomplished. . Their tramps, 1,531,000 professional men, taken down your very words.” “About children are weaned when about 3,837,000 persons engaged in navigation the dog?" “Yes.” “Goodness gracious! months old, and the first substitute for and commerce, 9,274,000 tradesmen and You won’t print that?” “ I will.” “But mother’s milk is either Robinson’s Pre­ workmen, 2,151,000 bondholders, and that wasn’t taeant to print.” “ Can’t pared Groats or his Patent Barley,, 18,968,000 persons engaged in agricult­ help it.” “ Oh, but it won’t do. You cooked in the same way that clear starch ural pursuits. Of the tatter 10,000,000 mustn’t Let’s begin the interview is ordinarily made. The child is firutore land-owners, about 6,000,000 ten- now.” “ Very well. Which do you fed on a mixtrue of one-third milk, twoante, while 2,000,000 are market garden- prefer as an advertisement — Ijeing thirds porridge, with a little sugar, and era, viticulturists, and the like. robbed of diamonds, run away with by gradually the amount of milk is in­ a hack, or having a divorce suit? ” “Sir, creased until no porridge is used with A Young Swell’s Experience in Virginia. I—I—don’t do such things! I never it. After thirteen months the child A young society swell of Washington heard such questions I ’’ “I promised thrives on milk alone for a time. The vieitdd the interior of Virginia on one to try to vary the list you said had be­ writer in the American Socialist, irota occasion, and had an experience that come so mono ton oub. How many hus­ whom we have quoted tho above, says was not altogether happy. He visited bands have you Eving?” “See here, if no more on the subject, and, we think, church, and after service a young tady you don’t atop this I’ll send for one of has omitted to give an important part who owned a very comfortable place 'em. That is—p'ease state chat I'm not ,of it It is in the tranaition from a. near there invited him to go home and married.” “ Just so. Do yen shave plain milk diet to solid food that so take dinner with her. There were three your head?” “Sir; of course not! many mistakes are made. Too many children are directly promoted to the or four very interesting young ladies stopping at her house, and of course he “ Look here, ma’am, I was to print family, table, and allowed to make their own choice of what it bears.—Dr. accepted her invitation with great just what you Baid.” Foote’s Health Monthly. pleasure; but his hair fairly stood on “■But I don’t want you to.” end when she said to him: “ I guess “ But it must be done." The Doctor’s Advice. you will have to take one of the girls on “ Well, then, if you don’t ask me if T. G. met an old friend, who waa your horse; in dividing up our party the audiences everywhere are os enthusi­ formerly a prosperous young lumber­ one et least comes to you.” The astic as they are here, and what I do man up Nortt:, but whose bod habits of young man in question is not a heavy with all my bouquets, and if I don’t al­ drinking resulted us they often do, weight physically. He doos not weigh most feel that I ought to bo in a board­ though he has since reformed and is ovei ninety pounds. The young womaa ing school instead of on the stage, as trying to do better. “How are you?” who fell to his lot was a bouncing Vir­ I’m bo young, and if I don't find it very said T. G. “Pretty well, thank ytn, ginia loss, plump and pretty, who would embarrassing to have all the men so but I have just been to a doctor to nave weigh at least 149 pounds. Ho was in madly in love with me, and several bank him look at my throat” “ What’s the no haste io get into the saddle. He directors committing suicide because I matter?" “Well, the doctor couldn’t watched very carefully how the rest of won’t marry them—if you don’t ask me give me any encouragement At least the fellows got their fair companions those questions I won’t say Another he couldn’t find what I wanted him to upon the upper deck. He was the last blessed word! 6o, there! And if you find." “ What did you expect him to man to swing his horse in line. He had print what Tve said I'll sue you for find?” “I naked him to look down my a little doubt, too, about his horse. The libel.”—Boston Post. throat for the sawmill and farm thathorse was very high-spirited, and had had gone down there.” “ And did ho never been ridden double. He darted see anything of it?” “Ns, but he ad­ History of a Celebrated Necklace. up to tbe horse-block, and the young vised me, if ever I had another mill, to The famous diamond necklace pre ­ woman was ready. The blanket was run it by water.” ___ arranged behind, after the most ap­ sented by the Khedive of Egypt to Gen. Sherman ’ s eldest daughter on the The churches throughout Spain aro proved fashion. He edged his chest­ occasion of her marriage to Lieut. Fitch decorated with the canvases of the nut up to the horse-block. She gave has at last ceased to have any public early painters, but so hung, says a cor­ him one hand, and in a second she history. It will be remembered that respondent, that there is no hour in the bounded firmly to her place behind him and wound her arms around him in as the necklace, valued by the Custom dsy that a good light can be found on House authorities at $200,000, was held them. some time for the payment of $20,000 Oolton, the discoverer of the Bob­ duties, which Lieut. Fitch, not being only one that had bounded. Tho horse rich, could not pay. Co Agrees finally tail lode, in Colorado, which has yield­ bolted about ten feet in the air and passed an act authorizing the Custom ed millions of dollars, is passing tho camo down on his fore feet, and, as the House officers to deEver the diamonds evening of his days ou a little ranch on young fellow said, suddenly became the Platte, where he is barely able to very light behind. The young man,al­ to him free of duty, which was done, make a living. though a very good rider, said he would and they were sent to Washington for safe-keeping in tho treasury. After have gone over the horse’s ears several THE MARKETS. times if it had not been for the young this Lieut. Fitch ascertained tliat the yearly taxes on the diamonds in St lady. She held on, and he felt perfect­ Louis county, Mo., where he Eved, ly convinced that if he went off she ’15 would be much more than his salary, wouldn't, and so he stuck. His horse H and he once more found them an ele­ fought, shied, jumped and balked, phant on his bauds. His father-in-taw, greatly to the amusement of the young lady, who very near cracked several of Gen/Sherman, took pity on the boy, and returned the necklace with thanks his ribs in holding on to him when his to the donor in Egypt. Upon receiv­ horse bolted to the right and left. It ing them the Khedive wrote to the Gen­ was five miles to his destination. When eral, saying that it was not his desire he got off his horse finally and walked into the farm-house throe great htreama that the diamonds should be given to any one member of his family, and, of .perspiration slowly trickled down the side of his face. Ho was weak and having learned that he had four daugh­ ters, it was his wish then that the diatrembling. monde should be mounted in aete. and The lady of the house asked him divided equally between them. These how he liked the trip. daughters ore Mrs. Fitch (nee Minnie He said that under less exciting cir­ Sherman), Ella Sherman, Lizzie Sher­ cumstances he might have relished tho man, and Rachel Sherman. The neck­ hugging part of it, but beyond that he lace waa then returned to the S'lerman was vary willing to confess that it was MiLWAUiaii' family, and mounted in four magnifi­ one of the greatest teste that he had cent pendants, four pain splendid soli­ aver undergone in his life. taire ear-rings, and eight rings. These four ladies are Dow the happy poaseaaHealth in Middle Age. At the age of 85, says a writer in the ora of four complete suite of diamonds, Family Doctor, mankind, according to the value of each suit being at least some eminent authorities, is said to $75,000. This makes each ot them rich have reached the meridian of life, while iii her own right, thanks to the gem •» others name forty as the number of ity of Egypt’s former ruler. years of our earthly existence. But, be this as it may, do one who has taken the ordinary means to preserve his health in youth and early manhood should feel other than young at the age of forty-five, from which period until tliat of sixty, if life be spared to ns, we Pritchett’s Speech. shall do well to consider ouraelvea mid­ The young fellows and girls at Prit­ dle-aged, and to adopt greater precau­ chett Institute, Glasgow, Mo., went out tions for the preservation of health and at night with horns, pans, and bells to consequent happiness than might have serenade the faculty. They made a di­ abolical noise in front of President Pritchett's house, and he came to a win- the period of middle age should be one of the greatest activity, of both body and mind. What though the hairs are turning gray? That but shows one has suffered sorrow and survived it, or that, blazed away with a shotgun, wounding aorxow apart, jb* ia a man who thinks. two of the girls. Ha says that he meant And what though the lirnbe be not “ Ckased by a Water-Spent. William H. Hallock, who uot long ago was a passenger on a steamship of the Pacific Mail Company, tells of an exciting experience while the ahip was off the coast of Guatemala. A water­ spout of tremendous power suddenly dered his course reversed, and soon the steamer was driving along, with the wa­ terspout in pursuit. Its crest was hid­ den in a dark man of cloud, its base seeming to operate like an immense revolvintr colendar, while the entire axfoam, over which the sea bird screamed, occasionally seizing upon the dead fish which came within reach. The spout �:—L tor that trim- baa been waihed into the as* or into malarious a warn pa since, tbe move the polittosl direbihties of Boger more shopping. wild falls into'* brown YaAaitj is 118,467# X Pryor reoaUf the following incidents Tax number of families living in New of his career to th^Phihdelphi. Free,: Tjni chinch bug,so destructive to the York city is 413,467. A Ntrangr BMMlew. He was one of the “fighting o-litors" of wheat crop, and the bed-bug both be­ trimmings of this vain world would Three are eighty-two Mormon k » of hunting and fish clothe ths naked, and feed tho hu M — Richmond, and had figured in a duel long to the same order, yet one has churches in England and Ireland. —Boston Transcript. The city of Baltimore is preparing or two before he entered public, life. wings and the other is wingless. Tux population of Nashville, Tenn., to celebrate its one hundred and fifti­ Hogs ore sometimes troubled by dis-‘ While a member of the House of Rep­ cabin. Such k case really occurred this with the annexed suburbs ia about 36,­ eth anniversary next fall. A great resentatives he challenged Mr. Potter^ ordered stomach. Tho beat antidote is winter in this vicinity, at the herd­ 500. charcoal. Aside from charcoal, charred banquet, addresses and the reading of Bailroad Oxxx.—One teacup of su­ house of Ovexholt & Crousq. A Mr. A black snake eleven feet one inch of Wisconrio, .to fight a duel, but, when ^bra-cobs, or charred corn have a good gar, three eggs, two table-spoonfuls of Burns had been left in charge, and for in length has been killed at Knoxville, tho latter chose bowie-knivua as the new milk, one teacupful of flour, one several nights, after he had retired, was Tenn. weapons, Mr. Pryor concluded that In trimming off branches they should teaspoonful of cream-of-tartsr and one- disturbed by a scrambling noise in the It has been decided in England that the code did not require him to con­ be cut close to the trunk, so that no half teaspoonful of soda. Bake ten chimney, followed by the sight of two a bicycle is not a carriage, the owner cl In an address at the Parnell banquet glaring, fiery eyeballs in the opposite which shall pay toll • tinue the quarrel. Mr. Pryor rose to dead stumps shall disfigure the tree; minutes. in Cork, Ireland, one of the speaker* also that the bark may readily grow Soda Biscuit.-—One quart of flour, bed; and when he (Bunts) moved or the rank, of Brigadier General in the over. The Union Pacific railroad is going alluded approvingly to the work of one teaspoonful soda; two teaspoonfuls made a noise tho low, fierce growl of to provide emigrant sleeping-can, with­ Southern army, and was considered a Or all the products of the soil none cream of tartar; a little salt, and new Home wild animal Thia kind of thing out increase of rates. Hartmann, the Nihilist, and said, if the bravo soldier. His war experiences are so prolific in seeds as weeds; 60,000 milk enough to mix soft. Dissolve the present constitutional r land-reform There were 6,147 marriages iu Phil­ tamed his fiery nature, and he was one seeds have been counted upon one mul­ soda in tho milk and mix the cream of moremenl I*U«1 in “■ "W”*. adelphia last year. Of 3,648 both par­ of the first “to accept the situation” lein stalk. Some people cultivate them tartar in the fiour. ties were natives of this country. might be able to produce another Hart­ with great faithfulness and reap luxuri­ some time the intruder 'had things his The Queen or Puddings.—One pint after the surrender. He removed to The total number of fires in Paris ant crops. ' mann, and probably with better results. of bread crumbs to.one quart of milk, own way. With plenty of fat beef and New York, settled down to the practice Mt observation has been that when one cup of sugar, the yelks of throe venison in store be must have come to last year (chimneys excepted) was 1,049. of the law, andhas' attained distinction all the conditions for both are equally eggs beaten, the grated rind of u lemon, the conclusion that ho bad struck com­ The loss was a-Uttie over *1,000,000. A school-teacher says that children favorable, the cut seed from large pota­ a piece of butter the size of an egg, and fortable quarters. John Garrison, a Business is quickly done in Chicago. toes yield 8 to 10 per cent better than a cup of raisins. Bake till done, but miner, hearing of the cirenin stance, should never be stupidly joked at when For instance: A woman, desiring to small ones planted whole.—Henry Ives, not watery. Beat the whites of the made his way to the herd-house, deter­ they blunder in answering a question. enter a church for a short time, con­ An adventure which put five lives in Genesee county, N. Y. Mumps are so common as to be quite eggs to a stiff froth, and stir in a teacup mined to interview the beast that had fided her baby to a girl, who went away, peril, but resulted fortunately, is re­ taken possession. When he arrived at fashionable among Boston young ladies. Plowing land when it is nearly dry of sugar. Spread over this a layer of living tbe -infant on the church steps. ported from Lake Champlain. A gen­ is nearly as hurtful as when it is wet. jelly, pour the whites of the eggs over the ranch, about 4 p. m., he was some­ In fact, they are declared by some to be A good Samaritan came along, and took tleman and lady started from Willsboro In plowing^the soil should have enough the pudding, and replace in the oven to what surprised to find the animal in “very swell?* bed and disposed to fight for the pre­ It is proposed to erect immense the little one to the Foundlings’ Home. for the Vermont shore in an ice-boat, moisture, lo cause the furrows to fall be baked slightly. To be eaten with­ empted establishment, but at sight of out sauce. wash-houses at Saratoga, Long Branch Probably in half an . hour some one whose owner.had agreed to take them loosely from the plow with no appear­ the gun the miner carried he flew up ance of packing and no lumps. Hard Soar.—One pound of concen­ the chimney and into the brush. Gar­ and other watering places, and give em­ ■would have adopted the baby, had not across, although ho knew the ice was ployment therein to Chinese. ■, Mixed husbandry is what we need. trated lye dissolved in# two quarts of the frantic mother ascertained ite fate thin and that there was “one pretty The farmer who grows something of soft water; pour into a large pitcher io rison hung around until dark, then went The authorities have finally decided to bed, placing his gun where he could and hastenel to the rescue. It was a bad place.” Tho first alarm was when everything adapted to his locality will coo). Melt five pounds grease of any reach it, and quietly waited for Mr. Cat that no more dead dogs or other pet narrow escape from a total loss. the runners out through the soft ice be safer and, in the long run, will save kind, have it milk-warm and pour m A bout 10 o’clock he beard a scrambling animals shall be buried in Greenwood the lye slowly, stirring rapidly until it and the boat stopped; the second was more Ilian he who devotes his energies begins to thicken. Add one or one- in the monstrous chimney, followed by Cemetery, New York. atfd land mainly to one or two crops. the sound cf stealthy footsteps across A bill recently reported to the Ital­ A Deadwood correspondent of the when a large air hole was barely avoid­ Saturating ashes with kerosene and half ounce oil of sassafras. Pour into a the floor and the sight of the flaming ian Parliament authorizes divorce in Chicago Times, in order to show the ed, and the third was when the boat applying a handful in a hill, will keep box one foot square and cover it, leav­ eyes peering out at him from the spare cases where husband or wife has been ing it in a warm place for three or four sunk through the treacherous ice the striped bugs from cucumbers. It is bed. John carefullly raised his rifle, sentenced to hard labor for life. output of . precious metals from the days. Cut into squares and it is ready took as good aim as he could in the ^Black Hills mines, presents the follow­ into the lake. Just at this point not the bugs that recommend therecipe, for use. Try it. . SiycE an Oswego barber was fined but the people who have tried it It is .gloom and darkness at the shining orbs ! $3 for shaving a man on Sunday the ing figures: Fftcen hundred stamps two skaters, who had witnessed the dis­ said to be more effective than a legis­ College Pudding.— Fake eight and fired. The report of the rifle was great question in Oswego every Sab­ in operation; capacity of stamp per aster, hastened to the rescue from the lative enactment. ounces bread crumbs, eight ounces suet, followed by a short scream of agony, bath is, “What shall we do to be shaved ?” ■day, two tons; per month, sixty; per Vermont shore, pushing before them a Eggs intended for hatching should eight ounces currants, one ounce citron then tho sound of struggling in the The principal beauty of the Mormon year, 720. Total crushing capacity per light sleigh. The lady, a daughter nf bo promptly gathered two or three peel, one ounce orange peel, a little opposite bunk. Tho intrepid hunter religion is that the same woman doesn’t sugar and nutmeg, three eggs beAten, struck a light, and there, sure enough, have to get up first the entire winter to yeak, 1,080,000 tons. Yield of rock per Capt. Anderson, of the Lake Cham­ times a day. It ia not known how yelks aud whites separately, and a glass was his cat, fully five feet in length, ly­ build the kitchen fire. much chilling an egg will bear and still ton, *8; of total rock crushed, *8,G40,000. plain Transportation Company, seated retain the life of tbe embryo, but it is of brandy. Mix well, and shape them ing in the bed, its life blood slowly A French veterinary surgeon has dis­ This year there will be added 400 herself in the sleigh and tho perilous not safe nor desirable to take any un­ into balls; rub them over with egg and oozing through » bullet hole in its roll them in flour. Fry a nice brown in breast and bedabbling with its crimson covered that vaccination may be usestamps, which will increase the yearly journey was continued. Soon open necessary risks in the matter. boiling butter or lard, and drain them stream the blankets on which it had water appeared and the party turned capacity 280,000 tons, and the revenue The Utica Herald says that for five on blotting paper. Or they may be put back toward tho New York shore, but years past the average quantity of milk into small molds and baked in the oven. sought repose.—Salt Lake City Herald. eases that in many cases prove fatal to ±2340*000. the ice suddenly began to break up all to the pound of cheese has steadily in­ In either case, serve with wine or brandy , pupa. Uncle Johnny at Church. creased in that dairy district, and gives Happiness is wonderfully like a flea. £ San Diego (Cal.) man caught a fine arouud them and they were fluidly res­ two reasons for it: First, that a firmer sauce. When good Gov. 8., who ia a Corn Flour Pudding.—Boil one most devout Episcopalion, was the • When you put your finger on hita he specimen of the California vulture, and cued by persons from Essex, after on cheese is demanded ; and, second, that don ’t seem to be there, but when you quart of milk, then beat the yelks of Chief Magistrate of Kentucky, he was gave it to the proprietor of a small me­ hour or more spent in springing from the practice of watering the milk is in­ four eggs with four table-spoonfuls of wont to frequently entertain the mom- ' follow hint to where he actually is—he creasing. nagerie to keep |or him. In the me­ cake to cake. corn flour and a little milk ; stir into tiers of the General Assembly at the don’t seem to be there also. French and German authorities the boiling milk, let it boil up once, and nagerie was a pet coon, and the vulture Governor’s mansion. To one of these It is said of Sir Isaac Newton’s Having struck a happy thought or a recommend the use of salt nt the rate turn into a pudding dish; then beat levees came, with the members from his nephew, who was a clergyman, that he was placed in a tree above the box in good item, it is hard to tell which, an of 150 pounds per acre for clover and the whites of the eggs to a froth, and county, an old mountaineer who had always refused a marriage-fee, saying which the coon was kept. In the morn­ other leguminous plants; for wheat aud add four spoonfuls of white powdered just reached Frankfort with a raft of with much pleasantry: * Go your way, Arkansas paper put it’ into shape as flax, 250 pounds, and for barley and ing fur and feathers marked the spot, follows: Mr. Lawniaky, u Polander, potatoes 300 pounds, to be sown broad­ sugar; cover the pudding with the logs which he had brought down the poor children; I have done you mis­ the vulture lay on his back, claws up, mixture, and set in the oven and brown Kentucky river. chief enough already without taking who came to this country from Michi­ cast in the spring season, before the lightly; flavor with vanilla, lemon, etc. etiff in death, and the coon lay on his The old man, who was called famil- your money.” gan, and who resides ten miles east of herbage has attained any considerable The frosting is improved liy adding a arly “Uncle Johnny,” soon became the An extraordinary discovery has just tride, still alive, but in a very dilapidated here, was greatly frightened on last growth. flavor to it • center of an admiring group, to whom been made, or is strongly believed to condition. The expression of his face About the best way to prepare Osage Wednesday by an occurrence which The flavor of food baked or broiled his jean clothes were not at all an im­ have been made, by the India Office. suggested the remark attributed tv the orange seeds for planting is to place placed bis liitle boy, Varaf, in a peril­ them in a coarse gunny-bag; tie a rope in earthenware is said by those who proper attire tor the Governor’s levee; The sister of a Bedfordshire Baronet, parrot after a somewhat similar experihave made the experiment to be far su­ and his tongue being loosed by a glass who, being then a young girl of consid­ ous position. The child, Varaf, was in around the top of it, and lay it flat perior to that of vegetable or animal of sherry wine—which he then tasted erable beauty, waa lost in the Indian once with a monkey. the barn-yard feeding corn to the down in a stream of running water, food cooked in tho same way in iron for the first time in his life—he was mutiny, has been found in a harem at turning it over every day until the chickens, and in the work finding a vessels, for tho reason tn at iron is a entertaining his auditors with stories Mecca. The lady is now in India, and The Ii inh Register General's return childish amusement. The little boy’s sprouts can be seen coming through the conductor of heat, while earthenware from “his country,” when the Governor questions have been sent out to secure suck, when they will be in the best pos­ approached. ■of the extent of land under crops in evidence of her identity, which it is bubbles of glee, blown through the reed sible condition to plant, and should be is a non-conductor; consequently, food “Uncle Johnny, hoie is the Governor,’ suspect cd there may be a desire to con­ cooked in the latter is rarely ever Ireland shows a decrease in Lust year of of joy,.soon bn’s!, and ones of distress planted immediately. They will sprout burn d, the degree of heat not varying said one of tho company; and straight­ 82,172 acres. The diminution is prin­ were borne Upon the air to the father’s in six days to two woekk—G. F. H., perceptibly during tho process of cook­ way the old man waa silent, for he was Butter 2,500 Years Old. Hutchinson, Kan. cipally in the oats sosVn. Tho decrease ing, thus preserving the flavor of what overwhelmed by this first vision of the ears. An eagle, which liad been soar­ At »a uiwuug meeting u* of mv the uwimj Society ef aPubA first-class authority tells no that majesty of the commonwealth. j zx* . uvin crops is pretty evenly distributed ing above the yard for some time, had the good ox should have a long, lean is cooked, os well os uniformity through­ “Go on with your story. Uncle | lie Analysis, in London, a paper by out the substance of the meat, vegeta­ throughout the island. The deprecia­ pounced upon the lad and commenced lace and bright hazel eyes, which show bles, or grains, until the process of Johnny," said somo one; “theGovernor । Prof. Church and Mr. Wigner “on two tion in the money value of the crops : samples cf ancient butter" was read, of an attack upon him with its talons. capability to receive instruction and cooking is completed. The fire in will like to hear it" amounts to *50,073,940, as compared “Yes, go on, Uncle Johnny,” said which *’ ’ the Chemical News give « *»._ the fol _i ­ The child, rendered helpless by ex­ disposition to obey it. Large nostrils stove or range that parches and bums with 1878, which was also a bad year. denote the capability of the ox to work in iron vessels, and either impairs or the Governor, with a kindly smile of lowing extract; Tho first was a sample treme fright, was dragged along the on a hot day. Very Lrge horns at the spoils the food* is powerless to injure encouragement; and tbi old man, thus >of Irish bog butter, and its probable The principal deficiency wan in pota­ ground a short distance by the rapa­ base denote laziness. Full breast, the contents of earthenware.—Dr. convinced that even the Governor was age was judged to’ be about 1,000 years. toes. The yield of these for T879 was The sample contains nearly 4 per cent, cious representative of a *10 gold coin, straight bock, wide ribs—by which is Foote's Health Monthly.___ also a man, concluded his narrative. but 22,273,520 cwta., against au average Then, becoming bolder, ho ventured of curd, which consisted partly of vege­ । aud would no doubt have been serious­ meant the ribs that round out nearly as Witty. tor ten years of 60,782,918 cwta. There table matter derived from the bog, but wide as the hip bones — and wide gam ­ to address tho Governor, saying; ly injured but for the opportune arrival A lawyer’s wit, sometimes, does more bril, are evidence of strength. Straight “Guvner, I went to your meeting contained quite enough animal matter was also a serious decrease iu cereals. of the father, who, with remarkable knees, broad toee, pointed forward, show Chau enliven a dull hour in court. It yistidy, and I seen whar you sets." to prove that the butter had been orig­ The cause was wet weather and a low presence of mind, picked np a rail, and, an ox that can travel on hard road or so opens the eyes of 'the Judge that he * He had been to the Episcopal Church, inally made from animal milk, and was temperature. . sees with clearness a point that other- ,and had been shown tho Governor’s not a mere artificial fat Its fatty char­ beating the bird uff from its intended pavement acter had, however, been entirely * An experienced farmer says; “ I wise he would have ignored. An illus­ pew. victim, soon dispatched it. The boy tration of this penetrating wit once oc­ ’'Did you. Unde Johnny ?’’-responded changed, and the glvoerides, of which Buck Singleton, one of the most suffers more from the shock occasioned have thoroughly tested planting pota­ tho fat had originally consisted, had curred at the trial of a sailor in a New Gov. 8. “And how did you like it?" toes whole, in halves, quarters, eighths, ■desperate moonshiners of North Caro- by the fjight than by the few scratches “Well, Guvner, I never knowedmuoh been decomposed so as to leave simply and in one, two and three oyea, and my England seaport. lina, was recently married to Lillie La­ | he received. The bird measured seven conclusion is that cut to a single eye on The sailor, after having drunk to ex­ what they was a doin’, but I riz and fell a mixture of the fatty acids, which con­ stitute the acid portion of animal fats. tour, the daughter of another noted and a half feet in length and is of the a piece and two pieces in a hill is the cess in a low saloon, had quarreled with ’em every time.” The butter had, in fact, become moonshiner, under romantic circum- bald species. best •wsonomy for the most profit I pre­ with the landlord, and beaten him se­ A Story of Texas and Arkansas. changed into a substance closely re­ fer planting in drills, three or three and verely with a bottle snatched from the etancra. For several days the distillers bar. An eminent divine from New En­ sembling in character and composition a half feet apart, dropping tbe .pieces A Test of ladian Courage. had been pursued so closely that they As tho case admitted of no legal de­ gland, traveling in Texas for his health, tho substance of which good composite together every ten or twelve inches. It oould not halt by day, but when they An Indian inter-tribal fair was held, is true that, in this way of planting, fense, tho sailor's lawyer, putting in a impaired by arduous clerical duties, candles are composed. The result is reached tbe wildcat and most inaccessi­ not long since, in the Indian Territory, there are not m many potatoes, but what plea of guilty, addressed himself to the upon arriving at one of the towns, went singular, an showing that length of time combined with exposure to moisture ble portions of Alexander county they in order to show some of the result* of there are grow to a good size for tbe court in order to secure as light a sen­ in search of the barber’s shop for re­ civilizing the savages. A number of table, and will yield more bushels to the ^eno° aK possible. He urged that tho pairs and improvements. On entering will effect the decomposition which the went two men to do picket duty, while tribes attended and displayed articles of acre than more seeding will give." prisoner had acted under the influence an establishment of this kind, he ob­ manufacturer of stearine has to ef­ two others were sent on a prospecting home manufacture, such as needle-work, --------------- —of bquor—and very poor liquor at that served. a big double-barreled gun lean­ fect by tho agency of hoat and acids. “ Bat, air,” »aid the court, not in­ ing against the wall. Having a consti­ The other and older sample of butter tour for a minister. They rode twenty­ embroidery, laoe-work, and blankets. What a Uusband Learned About Trim, dined to view the appeal with favor, tutional awe of firearms, he hastily had been taken from an alabaster vase seven miles, and finally secured a bap­ Many of toe Indians had their photo­ “ *** "we ore to consider the aggravated asked the barber if the gun waa loaded. in an Egyptian tomb; it had evidently graphs token, and showed a childish tist preacher, telling him they wanted delight in looking at their faces. Others, A gentleman not versed in the in- character of the offense. Your client A half-shaved native, who occupied the been melted and poured into a vase, and him to marry a sick man so that his however, coaid not be persuaded to go tricacies of feminine attire evidently admits ho assaulted this man with a chair, turned around his lather-beaten carefully sealed over, This sample waa probably about 2,500 years old, but the affianced might get his property in case near tbe camera. Yellow Bear, of tho thought it his duty to become a little bottle.” faco and exclaimed: critical in such matters after his mar«Yes. your Honor ” interposed the “Stranger, ef you’re in an all-fired preservation had been so perfect that he died. When the minister reached Arapahoes, was the first to pass through Of course nothing was good witty lawyer, “ we admit all that; but hurry, you’ll find u six-shooter, what is it was only slightly rancid, and had ful­ the ordeal of a sitting. Ku suffered riage. the rendezvous he was directed to per­ ly retained the chemical properties of himself to bo properly seated, and the enough for his bride, and several times j beg vou to remember that this man loaded, in my coat toil pocket! " form the ceremony as quickly as possi­ camera to be brought to bear upon him; he trade slighting remarks about an assaulted my client with its con­ This recalls another story of an En­ Suine butter, the fat not having been [imposed to any sensible extent. ble, after which he was given *50 in but when the prepared plate wm placed overdress of hers. It was not heavy /ente.’’ glish tourist who proposed to visit Ar­ The court railed at this unexpected kansas, and asked a citizen if he ought This sample possessed a decided taste in the box, and the -doth lifted, he enough nor long enough to suit his <{old aud escorted home. point, and Jack got the benefit of it in to provide himself with a revolver. and smell of butter, while the sample leaped to his feet with a boand, and at- fancy. "I have a new black nlk to trim," she a light sentence. | tempted to leave thetent All attempts “ Well,” replied the citizen, “ you from tho bog waa cheesy rather than “—~ Incident of the Grant banquet in | to reason with him failed. At last a said, “and you may buy me the trimmout not want one for a month, and buttery in smell. tilings in Boston to suit yourself.” This ^he Decadence of Greece. you mout not want one for three Gdralon: Gen. Bbond.n ™ oJIM ' photograph ot • Choyeaue, Ukea •omo Tbe Lost Umbrella. Nowadays a cart cannot pass along months; but ef ever you did want one, „„ .nd be lme< Toxu .err w.U I H“ he very cheerfully consented to do, “There!" she cried, in an excited up, ODU J | looked at it a moment, then went qui- merely asking her for tbe number of the road from Pylos to Bparta, where a you kin bet you’d want it almighty sud­ voice: “ I should like to know what’s in al’ her parts, aud was glad to see her : etJy bBck w hig aud tberc hko yardaof fringe and silk.and jet gimp carriage could travel in the days of den 1" __ _______ ____________ become of the umbriL I sot it up agin steady improvement. He once made * . B utatue while his negative was a statue waa taken. taken, for ite heading. Ho entered a large Homer, and a mule now climbs with Bow to Catch Minnows. the counter when I come in, and afore no Cheyenne warrior Boston store, asked to see the prettiest difficulty over rocks through which rprr.<rk alxiut Texas. He wanted to ex- i He " explained « • -• that • -■ — I oonld turn round it’s gone—and it Anglers are very often troubled to of silk trimmings, and, after much care- Pyrrhus led a train cf elephants. Even pl gin He had been down to the border was a greater brave »han fee. The gi­ fol thought on the subject, selected the vegetation has withered and decayed, get minnows enough for bait. A Tenn­ was only a Monday that I gin 4 shil­ gantic Oaages, on tfeeother hand, would to consult with representatives of Juarez not approach the tent. They say tho softest and heaviest of the chenille silk Mountains once covered with forests are essean now come* to the froat, however, lings and 6 pence for’t!" “ What kind, in regard to driving Maximilian out of camera robs them of their good spirits. fringe, and tbe widest and prettiest tod now bare rocks. ‘Water is sought for in with a simple little ansnegment with of an umbrella was it, ma’am?” asked which minnows by the million may be the polite clerk in his blandest tense. "Mexico, and was called suddenly to New The Kickapoos gave the same reason, most jetted of gimp, and had the re- vain in the channels of streams immo.quired number of yards cut off. He re- talized in song. Tho oak tree has dis­ caught It is made of glass, and in “ A speck and span new gingham, Orleans. He traveled by wagon. His and the photographer was peremptorily membered having heard somewhere that appeared, and the forests of chestnut appearance resemble* a cuspidor, with young man," was the eager response-. ordered out of their country on that offioers fell sick, and he was in such a aooouDt. The Indian is a profound be­ trimmings were expensive, yet, after all, are yearly diminishing iu extent. The। an adjustable top. It is constructed upon the old-fashioned basket fish-trap liever in the power of spirits for good, they were but trifles, and a very small quantity of volona is decreasing, and principle—the finny tribe entering the fer instance?" “ Bakes alive!” she ex­ at Gidvcston at dark, sick, tired, dusty, or evil, and takes care never to offend part of the whole. Yet, he thought, as tne fruit of the chestnut tree has already । trap through a funnel-shaped aperture claimed. And one might have thought he took out his pocket-book, the pile degenerated to such a degree sa to be s^dmad. He went into a little hotel to put them.—Firginia (Hev.) Enterprise. looked ao soft and pretty and glittered a mere ball of fiber. The apple*, of! from which they are never able to ex­ she saw a serpent rather than her own down his name, when * newspaper man ___________ pajiers say that Humphrey so that, perhaps, it would break pretty Lombotina, once an article of export,, tricate themselves, owing to tho tranA- “spick and span gingham,** with the SOUTHERN uiv*ry handle6 dntched fast in her appeared al his elbow, and ssked-bow^ Marshall's _Iarshair» daughter, daughter, Mrs. Nellie Mc­ well into a *19 bill,and he had it ready, are now almost unfit for sale in the do-■ parent character of their prison. The he liked Texas. Then be said if he Atee, ““ has noiidod ‘the Legislature of The clerk figured away, aud remarked, mqptic xntrkeL The best bud remainsi glass trap is pi rforated to permit ot the hand. She colored up like a druggist's Kentucky that unless it provides for a as he signaled a cash boy, "Fifty-one uncultivated, beesuse it would require passage of the water, while at tbe base window, and went off amidst unintel­ owned hell and Texas he would rent out l monument for her father she wall build dollars and seventy cents, sir.” What- too great an expenditure nf capital ini is placed a metal adjustable elide, cov- ligible excuse*. She Deter fed! so fiosTex«» ud live in hell He did not j __________________________________ i one herself, and inscribe upon it an ever the inner man may have felt, there order to drain it in winter, to irrigate it1 eking a miniature grate about a oouple traled in all her born days, ns she told mean anything against Texas, but only ' epitaph thftt will fitly set forth the in- was no outward sign. He walked to the in i» summer and to clear Itit — from weeds of inches wide, through which the min- Jem —— — ‘form ' nows are removed os they are needed.; ton desk and drew hie check for the amount. | and grapes, the roots of’ which that ha was mad at tbe newspaper for gratitude of his State. SATURDAY, - • APRIL*, 180*. �8ATI&LAL BARK, UR PUMP STOCK tn regard to tbe number of fanua, dwelling*, churehea, New Freeh Goods and Low IS NOW failed to reaedi tM al ibe time thia moat “ Prloee. Full and Complete Important information will here be un­ avoidably omitted. AND WE INVITE yOU TO Tbe two town*, of which we write gre Deputy Sheriff of Barry county *1 years. and often looks back settled by a very industrious and en­ terprising class of people, many of It would not be out of place to whom settled on their land without a This is a cut of the new improved hf iwgivc one or two incidents connec­ dollar in their pockets and to-day are ted with hiM official life in which he • through industry and economy enjoy­ Atoad ao nobly for the exeediion of law ing life surrounded with all that goes to and order. At one time u threat iug make home attractive and comfortable. machine waa brought into tbe town. It There are many beautiful farms, and wimi one of the kind iu general use at a large number of splendid private that time, comustiug of only a cylinder dwellings, splendid school-holtses, and concave pet iu a low frame, before churches and other public buildings. From $6. to which atond the feeder, while on either There ia without doubt, aa small a quan­ ride-of the rear fitood a man whoae <iti- tity of unimproved land in those two A large line of tie* were to aepnrate tbe straw from tbe towns, aa in any towns of their age in grain and keep the grain awayfroiu the the state. In Johnstown there is leas than '60 acres of non-resident land machine. The cylinder was propelled by. an old fashioned bull-wheel power .while Baltimore can go but little above. Fitted for Iron and Wood Pipe to which was usually attached four or Some of the fanners are quite wealthy, Price, S2.5O, 04.. 0S.,06.,07-. five yoke of oxen, or as sometimes hap­ having large farms, splendid buildings, pened, one or two ejian of horses and and the finest and best blooded stock. A LARGE LINE OF • the remainder oxen, but on this occa­ The King Bros., A. P. & B. W. King, sion four yoke qf stags turned th^ are among the beat of tbe class, having wheel by which motion was given to the best stock both imported and native ALL SIZES OF the machine sufficient to shell out WI carrying off tho greatest number of bushels of wheat per day,-if hands were premiums at each county fair. The plenty, the weather fair, and the wheat great dog breeder and trainer, D. C. a good crop. The machine had done Sanborn owns quite a large farm on AND its duty for a certain man, and ba night which stands tbe M. £. Church in Bal­ came ou silence reigned. A few days timore. Mr. Sanborn is a neat farmer after the mnehiue was sold to a Mr.' having a place for everything and Wheeler of Maple Grove, but as others everything in Its place, and although from IS to 40 pr ft. had claims on the machine a lively he has become noted as the best train­ Tools to cut toany required.langth. time was the result, aud u regular fight er of dogs in the country, and spends ensued in which were some roughs of much time with them, yet his farm and other towns. Mr, SLctii. !ti. of coarse, stock arejnot neglected. Mr. Samuel was called on to quell the disturbance. Weeks, one of the early pioneers owns to pr ft. He rewpondvd ut unoatuud goingaiuong a small farm of several hundred acres, the combatants commanded them to yet he manages to make a living and diapenw, but slyly getting the ears of have a few dimes left for charity. I am receiving the largest and most complete stockjof the Baltimoreans he would say, "pitch John and Samuel Hinchman, own, each in! clean’cm out!” but us soon iw the si vend hundred acres of the best land foreign force began to gel the better of in Baltimore, their farms are on oppo­ home teoops, the cry would lie heard, in site side of the Bedford and Hastings Ever brought to Barry of Eaton Go’s, and can now quote the uame of the people of the State of road, they have each a splendid resi­ Michigan,"! command yon to stop.”Mr. dence, alike outwardly, and from what you Sheffield says it was 4 very hard task we could learn nearly alike in the in­ JEFFERSON NAILS, $5.50 RATES to quell the riot, bnt ns soon aa the inva­ side finish. These gentleman have, BAR IRON, S4.5G RATES ders broke aud ran, there was no trou­ witbin a few years,, by hard knocks and ble in quictiug the home troops. Mr. economy, worked up from poor men, to HORSE SHOES, $6. per keg. Sheffield used often to be called upon first class farmers and posesors of con­ Don’t fail to call at the old Mamoth Hardware, on west side to stop the sale of whisky among the siderable wealth. They have good sized convenient barns, yet they arc of Main St., before you purchase. Indians. Sometimes the whisky would aud ■ be found and destroyed and ihe vender iabout to erect more bam room, be­ punished, but oftener the vender or lieving tliat more cau be made by tliat .whisky could uot be fouud. means than by leaving stock and feed AlM»ut a mile west of McOmber's saw to suffer by inclement weather. (To be CoaUuued. I mil), out among the trees, and away QOOK'S CARRIAGE WORKS from any neighbors, lived a worthless, Correspondence from Jowa. drunken wretdi, the husband of a wife CLAJLL. ITVSI»ECJT THEM. Buckeye Force Pump Attorney at Law Boise <flc Franci* Haring bought for CASH a large, neat stock of Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, FOR 814.00. Wooden F’miips, QLEMKMT SMITH, Attorney A Counsellor, JJ H0UGHT4L1K, ' Cheese ul Everything IsW k triad > lint Out Grvcery Sim I Wish to inform all that by prompt at­ tention, accommodating ways, good goods and low prices, hope to receive a fair share of your patronage. ROBERTS * HOTCHKISS, Druggists * Chemists, pOWEBS A BARLOW, COME AND SEE. Youn Truly, Well Points, Brass & Iron Cylenders, BOISE a FRANCIS. BLACK AND GALVANIZED IRON Probate Order. HARDWARE, LECALS. W County agtnta tot tho WlariJ»tow. -«■ ) TTE1VRT A. GOOPYEAR, Al Court for tbe County LAP WELD WELL PIPF, SHERIFF Dwier to ib'ok, Wails j shelf hardware ctw WOOD -TTJBUVGfrom 8 IS} otn C. C. WOLCOTT aud father of four children, two boys and two girls, the eldest of which was only ten years of age. The wife aud mother an invalid, living in the greatcat destitution, and comforted in her sufferings only by the presence of her children, on whom she Ittviriied all her affections. The brutal hudutnd and faher whore name was James Norton, us­ ed every thing he could to bny grog, regnrdk>As of the wants and snfferings pf tris family, every cent, every item of furniture or clothing that could l»e turned to money, went to bny that daniunble Bonl-dcstroyiug stuff called whisky. Brutal inhuman wretch that he was, addicted as he was to the use of intoxieating drinks,often as he wasknown to get beastly drunk, yet the settlers round about, knew nothing of tho condilion of the family of this fiend in liumane form; filth iu the most disgusting form was to be met on entering the hovel where dwelt this servant of the devil, four ragged, filthy, little children almost starved, stood staring up into your face, scarcely a garmeut on any of their bodies, yet all they seemed to long for was food. On a filthy heap of atraw at one end of the room lay a form, covered only with a few rags. Upon a closer view the object will be seen to be that of a female of alxiut 30 years of age, sunken cheeks, lips partr ed.the tenh showing in that most hor rible of Horrible manners, the eycG glaring in a deathly manner, the hands, or the akin and bones are outstretched, a whisper isheard, —“water” is all oue can understand. The eldest child, a girl, bolds to the Jips of tho dying woman a broken tea-cup contaiing a little water, the tears trickle down the Tbe father enters, casting his blood­ shot eyes about the room he com mantle the ebiklrtiii, that he will kill them if either of them gives their mother either food or water, or calls upon any neigh­ bor, or tells any one of die condition they are in, then away tbe fiend goes to spend the night at •omeDlase where rum iaaoid. The mother soon breathes her last, around her form hover her four little children,'<h. her cheek each Thea tearing her little sister and brotIwrs alone with the dead, and with her father> threat yet ringing in her , Villisca, Iowa, Mauch 33, ’80. Editor News: ' Perhaps the good people of Nashville i and vicinity would enjoy reading some iitems concerning a town in sou th-west­ < ern Iowa. When I first went to Naah' yillc 1 said, "well I am as far west as I < cnie about going.’' Out here we call Michigan oue of the eastern States. Villisca is a pleasant little town of i about 1800 iuhnbitaute, on the C. B. Al 1 R. R.. and equally distant from the Q. 1 west and middle Nodaway's (river), I there being three branches, which form । the Nodaway’s about one mile below I town. The town slopes upward as we ; toward the north from the R. R. and go i about one-third of a mile from the < depot there summit is reached, and 1 there cau be sceu tho surrounding <country for miles and miles, It is sel­ idom you liud a pleasanter view. (The Ifine farm iug country, dotted hero and I there with droves of cattle number­ iing from 50 to 100. Tho rivers, one on I the west gud one on the east, and the i almost unbroken line of freight trains heavily loaded with grain and stock.) j Corn is the principal kind of grain J raised and at present there are about ;350,000 bus. of 70 lbs. (or 500,000 bus. of < eastern measure) stored in Villisca which will be shipped in May. The ' ,weather has been very fine all winter, only two weeks of cold weather which iwas the last of December. Roads as good as summer. Have had about two I inches of snow in all m» far. but are liable to have more. Not much timber jfor building purposes or fences, they i arc made of Mge, orange and wire. •A 23 inch vein of coal is found at a depth of 40fL and the Villisca Coal and j Mining Co., (which was recently or­ j ganized) hare commenced drilling for < coal. They expect to find a6 or 7ft veiu at a depth of 400 or 500 ft. which if ] found will be b "bonanza” for Villisca. We have one saloon but that will soon be a thing of past as the temperance people are growing, tins spring electing one half of the council. Politically we are "40 feet high, a yard wide without knntorlimb” for Blaine, but are charitable enough to be willing to vote and work for any man tlwj Rcpabii-jans may nominate. Some of tbe fanners have sown their wheat .and a few are preparing ground for Corn. Iowa inn large state and its inhabitants are large-hearted, whole-souled and have a pleasant reception for all (except dead beata) who come. The News is a welcome weekly visitor of ours. Yours, Truly J. S. Bowx, Jr. On reading and filing the petitlvn, duly verified, of Lewis C. Barden and George D. Barden praying thia Court to determine who arc i he 1-ga: heirs of aald deceased, and entitled to Inherit hfiPreal estate. for the hssrlnx of said prtlt Iw of taU deeeased, an e granted. ,■ And it ia further ordered that said petit loner rive n.tow ---------- * - * - - * ..11 , w», a newspaper printounty of Barry, three a said day of bearing. CLEMENT SMITH, Judge of Probate American and Foreign Marble, T>E0PLE*8 DRUG SBOBE, A Hr.atini DRUGGIST A BOOKSELLER Probate Order. He GOODYEAR, of Barry, balden al tbe Probate Office, iu the City ol DRI GOODS, 8ILKS and DRESS GOOD8 n. DEVINE, deceased. On reading and filing the petition duly verified, of William N. Devine, praying that a paper pertain­ ing to lie tbe last will and teatament of aald deceased. .II.i.u ___ i__ Ready Made Clothing. HaU and Capa, Boots sal Bboea. Groicries, Notion*. Ac. Boulh aU« of JULIUS BUSSELL, NASHVILLE, MICH., Manufacture* the iy the prayer of Mid petitioner newspaper printed and of Barry, three auocesstvc iy of hearing. CLEMENT SMITH, Finest Goods io Central Mich Probate Order. Forthe season of1880. County of Barry, i **' At a session of the Embata Court for the County of Barry, holder. at the Probate Office In the City of Hastings, on Mon. tbe Ltth day of March in tho year one thousand eight hundred and eighty, present, Clement Smith, Judge of Probata. I» .K. ik. ttitt Deceased. Un reading and filing the petition, dt'j verified, of HarrletAtail, widow of deceased, praying that ___ -______ .—..a_ ■_ Thereupon It la ordered that Monday tbe IVth day of April, I am prepared to furnish the public ext, at ton o'clock in ibe forenoon, be assigned for be hearing of aald petlUon, and that tbe heirs at iw of aald deceased and all other persons interwat- yya. r. hicks, Groceries and General Produce, JJENRY ROE, Proprietor ----- OLD RELIABLE----- MEAT MARKET. Fresh and Salt Meats, Smoiei Hams and Shonlien, —..._______ I__ I ... ......___ ______ ..... .1 Unquestionably the best Built and Easiest Riding IN THEIR BEASON, . Lard, by the lb. or barrel, 7 Buggy or Wagonl To t»e found in the Market. IT IS GENERALLY KNOWN Workmanship and Materials of the peudencV of aald petition, and the hearixg the reef, by cNual ng a ropy of this order to be put itabsd in tbe NaaaviLLS Nava, a newspaper printed .1 i_ mH ... .—*- - —— , Probate Wottee. Stale of XtebigM, County of Barry, as. Notice la ereby riven that by an order of tbe Probata Court M Marry, tnaac on tne nrai any or mouths from that date ware allowed . ^-IhB HioiMsst Market Price paid for Hides, Pelts. dec. Fresh. Goods, Full Weights and Satisfaction Guaranteed. HE.WBY ROE. HENKY TROYER. inly, deceased. and that all creditor* before said Probate Court, al the Probate Office, in ^ CLEMENT SMITH, Judge of Probrie. Mortgage Sale. JOHNSTON’S SARSAPARILLA wo nw, mrau THE IDEAL OF THE TRUE ARTIST. eighteen hundred and eeventy-sevsn, and recorded in the oOm <rf ths Rotator of Deads tor tho eoanty ot Barry in arid Stale of Michigan, nn the nth day of Ociooer, A. D, eightam hundred <ud ueveuty- Ace E»s»ential Faetorn in All Goods of this Manufacture, narket for SICK PACMDYR forty-fira dohara w*d fifty-wren cuU (gNSJH.) »od do sail or proeewiit.es at taw, having b«e» intiiutad to rworar any pari tberanf. Kodca ia th—HBCT bcrri.r riven, that on THURSDAY THE TWEN­ TY-SECOND DAY OP APRIL »«t. attanWeloek AMR VILLI UTEBY. J. OSMAN, Prop. Therefore I place my Goods upon the Market, SINGLE OB DOUBLE TURN-OUTS Confidently Believing Xhey will Stand the Test, COM'KKCIAL TRAVKLORS And prove highly Satisfactory to all who Purchase. E. COOK NaghyOle.Micli. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-04-10.pdf.pdf dea1f17e40a5f40ab94bfa163505906f PDF Text Text * ORNO STRONG,! Editor and Proprietor. J - VOLUME VII. Devoted to the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1880. [ TERMS; $1^0 per I Yeah. Credit Subscriptions $1.75. NUMBER 29. —Our enterprising friend R. B. Har­ LOCAL GIBBLE-GABBLE. THE MONDAYS ELECTION. WEST KALAMO ITEMS. during the month of March, 80 pounds ley, leaves Thornapple Lake, on Mon­ of butter. It is the only cow they bad And Her Environs. Leeks are large enough to cook. day next, for his future home at Jud­ The fight <m Monday between Green-, Many farmers are hard at work build­ so they must rely soley on her milk for sonia, Arkansas. R. B. thinks he has Building interests in Nashville still backers and Republicans seems to be the-family which is a large one. What struck a bonanza in the timber line, continues lively. in favor of the Republicans, that is the ing or repairing their fences. cow can show a better record. coming out 184 laps ahead. But little sugar and that of a poor and expresses golden opinions in re­ The Wolcott House is receiving a lion’s share of offices have fell to them The election passed' off very quietly, —The darkest hour in the history of gard to the society, order, law, and new coat of paint. where last year it went to the Green­ quality has been made this spring. Charley Wilson raised a house on his two tickets in the field, Republican and any young man is when he sits down pnace-loviug proclivities of the people Miss Ida Chilson of Battle Creek is backers. The general result is as Democrate. The following were elected in, and about Judsonia, and says their visiting Mrs. Lewis Durkee. to study how to get office. follows: Johnstown elected the entire recently purchased farm last week. to office. Supervisor, B. F. Wtlis,Clerk, • Marion Matteson rnd wife of Jack­ P. C. Yates otters his store for rent. Republican ticket over the Greenback —Had it not been for Frank Fuller’s is not a saloon in the place. Warren Ackley, Treasurer, A. Slosson, by majorities ranging from 65 to 122. son are visiting friends in this vicini- Justice of the Peace, full term C. D. independent candidate, Jacob would c-Old mother Turnbull, the renowned Sec his local in another columa. W. H. Burgess has been repainting The Republicans of Hope elected their have secured as large a majority—as Indian doctress, and her daughters Although there is no snow Mr. Spires Spafford, Vacancy Edward Tiech, Com­ ticket by majorities ranging from 4 to keep Mud Creek neighborhood lively his building on South Main Street missioner of highways. Israel Dille, G. A. Truman has been east after a 73. In Barry there was a tie between mill yard is getting well spotted with Drain Commissioner, 8. C. Tarbell, —About 90 fret of the under pinning by continual rackets and threats to logs. . • of Kocher Bron.’ store fell into the ex­ "shuffle off this mortal coil” via sui­ new stock of spring goods, this week. the Republican and greenback candid­ Rev. A. D. Newton will preach at the Superintendent of schools. A. B. Swift, The W. C- T/ U’s ten cent lunch on ates for Supervisor which was decided caration for Buxton’s brick on Wed­ cide in the tepid waters of Mud Creek. Crowell school-house on Sunday even­ School Inspector, Levi Wilton, Con­ nesday. Nobody hurt. . By the way the doetress is having her election day D,e(ted over eleven dollars. by lot in favor of the Republican. ing next stables, A. Spaulding, G. Cogsdile, The weather has been precarious and Tickets badly mixed. Carlton mixed. —Nashville is always up to the times usual run of patients, and occasionally Last week the Red Ribbon club was Gilbert Stone, and Thomas Niles, all uncertain this week, somewhat inclin- Orangville went Republican except a native slips in to spend the fleeting republicans except Tiech and Dille. in every needed enterprise, and now to the cold order. School Supt, and one constable. Thorn­ kept from assembling by reason of too The nominee for Justica to fill vacancy she is to have a milk wagon: Daniel momen ta of an evening in a social game On Mondav the M. C. R. R. unloaded apple elected the Greenback ticket ex­ snuch water. of cards. The doctress has had recent ­ Staley ir.^oon to start one and sup­ Ina couple of weeks Charley Slos- on the republican ticket being formerly a 2300-pound safe for Durk ce &. Lee’s, cept Treaa. and Highway Commis'r a Greenbacker received a severe scrat­ ply the lacieous fluid to all who wish. ly a patient from Eaton Co. whom'she real estate exchange. Rutland went Greenback except one son will return to Muskegon Co., to ching in order to make him appear —J. Lentz A Sons have the front, has been treating for fits, and the only teach school. Work upon the chemical works pro­ constable. Irving Greenback except way she could restore him when in one, window frames, etc. for their double Wm. Spire has began the erection of cleaner and brighter for the coming gressed! rapidly. The frame for the Supt. of Schools. In Yankee Springs fall campaign having badly beaten brick completed, and next week thtir was to shoot in his ear "Get up! let’s the Republicans elected their ticket a school-house in the Mapes district he your correspondent for the same office second building is all up. go and steal eggs.” old building will be moved to make except Supervisor. Prairieville went having the job. a year ago, to which position neither Horace Larkins has moved into the Mr. Taylor, for the past year on the room for the new one. Let the good —Jacob Osman received a telegram Republican. one was elected by reason of a tie, wo ou Wednesday, from Frank Benner to rooms over E. A. Bush’s shoe store, un­ The Board of Supervisors stands ten Belcher farm, has rented and moved on tender our sympathies to the defeated til he can complete his bnusc, which be the Hoxie farm in Bellevue. —This is the season of the year when meet a son of Milton Bradlev, on the Republicans and eight Greenbackera. No showman or lecturer for money candidate, now brother, come right we should beautify our streets by Atlantic Express that night, and when is to commence immediately. Last year it was a tie. Below we give There will t>e a meeting of the chil­ he Board elect, printing the Green­ need apply for the use of the school­ over and shake hands, and we will call getting out shade trees. A certain the train arrived Jake asked the con­ amount of such, labor can be credited ductor if a sick boy was on the irain. drens blue ribbon dub on Sunday backers in italic. house in Dist. No. One, as it is not to it eyen. let. to you on road work, and we notice The conductor replied "No! but ho had afternoon at 8 o’clock, at the Christian I Assyria, Thomas H. Bartram. Editor News:—Miss Hcllen Allen J. D. Lowe gave a lecture on phre­ wishes to say through your paper that.x that some of"our enterprising citizens one drunk, that was to gel off here,” and church. Let all the little ones be pre­ Baltimore, Charles M. Mack. nology to a slim audience at the Crow­ she bad no knowledge of her being a are alreaay improving the time in that they jWent into the car when they found sent. Barry, Harvey Bellinger. Wm. E. Martin of the west .part ell school-house on Saturday evening candidate for School Superintendent the young man perfectly helpless, lie. . of direction. Carlton, Geo. 0. NichoU. —There Jias been a ding'd sight more ingsick with typhoid fever, be having ’be town, having bought Geo. C. HubCastleton, Lewis Durkee. and thinks that the way some of the been put on the traiu at Grand Rapids, bird ’ s house and lot in the east part of The ladies of the village churches men Imudled her name that it will be water in the river this week than there Hastings, Oscar Mathew. spread a lunch in the tin shop on elec­ hard for them to get another lady can­ “ City, John Q. Cressy. seems to be any use for, and the flats without any mention to the conductor ! village, will come to town to live. Aud “ Geo. IF. Abby. will build unto himself a new '• tion day and a goodly sum was realized didate. have had to succumb to *£6 inevitable or any one, of his condition, A doctor George A Citizen. Hone, Charles F. Cock. better one. therefrom. to the depth of eight feet in some plac­ was sent for and the young man was and Irving. AUen^Mathetu. mi ««, zv, . ir, iug, AWcH jaataevs. -TIms ladies of the township of Irving James West, who ran the farm- for rhe . C. T. U. will.meet at the res- | Johnstown, Edgar F. Nye. es. However the water soon commenc­ taken to his home, about five miles Maple Grove. Orton IF/h’wifl. L. J. Wilson for a year past, has re­ met pursuant to appointment at the idenbe of Mrs. G. A. Truman on April > '* ed falling and the prospects for open north-cast of this village. Orangeville, Lewis A. Nichols. moved to the nil age and occupies the Wood whool house, April 5th, and with . .. - , . , , . ion, 13th at a.ov 2,80 r. p. m. c/very Every temperance ialanavigation at this writing are rather Prairieville. Amos C. Towne. —Another case of total depravity ,.. • , ,» »..• .■ residence of^the late Alex Herring de the help of Mrs. McElwain and Mrs. , uh c nr i tir-i slim. Rutland, William Cridler. umes to knlunin Wiltum . is invited . . to attend this, meeting, comes us from West Kalamo. Wilson ceased. Hayes formed a W. C. T. U. auxiliary | and we are in hopes to see a large numThornapple, Geo. R. Manchester. • —A two-year-old child of Henry Showalter, is the fiend in human form Woodland, Andrew J. Kilpatrick. Mr. R. A. Perry has decided to sell to the county and state organizations. c Heath’s, was tied in a high-chair, set that is gailty of brutally beating and I ber in attendance, Yankee Springs, B. P. Burpee. Said Union consisting of forty-nine his farm and personal property if a by the stove, and left in the charge of misusing one whom he swore to love, I Lu. Biggs and family started for buyet can be found, himself and wife members. Officers duly elected as fol­ another child 6 years old. and while at cherish aud protect. He paid a fine of their new home in -Missouri, Wednes—Town meeting in Vermontville getting to aged they cannot attend to lows: President. Mrs. I. Hanna; 1st plav the chair slipped forward, throw­ $10.00, .. .......... not long since forill-treatiug his<i«y monitaR- A »nrpri« party wa« passed off very quietly, there being but the business themselves, ViccCPresident.Mrs. W. Tregn^lnd Vice ing the little one on the hot stove and wife, and Turaday laat abe gave in l.er p.’ '" l'>«oid_ne>gbbor. al Darid one ticket. (Republican) in the field, A little daughter, ag-xl about three President, Mrs. H. Hendershott; 3rd burning one side of its face in a terri­ testimony before Commissioner Mattia Dixeon "*xeon’s a few evenings before vhis which was,acconlingly elected by heavy years, of Mr. Chose swallowed a pin Vice President, Mrs. Edwards, Corrvs* ire, which was a pronounced ble manner. This happened Tuesday in which she testified that she has re- departui inajorites. It read as follows: For on Sunday evening last, and it caught ing Sec’t’y, Ella Cranston; Financial morning. ceived repeated injuries nt th □ hands of success. Supervisor, Chas. Hall; Clerk, A. M. in its throat where the efforts of two or Secretary, Lizzie Hendershott; Record­ —At the republican caucus last Satur­ said fiend. A suit for a divorce will be The following named persons were Martin ; Treasurer. A. G. Jewell; three physicians.failed to extract it. ing Secretary, Linda Trego ; Treasurer day, the followingdelcgates were elect­ brought in the May term of court. elected as officers nt the W. C. T. U. of Supt. of Schools, W. W. Gifford; Al. Mix ami Mr. Faighuer traded Mrs. Jacob Wing. Mrs. J. Hendershott ed to attend the county convention, to Showalter says his only reason for de­ April 6th, Mrs. G- A. Truman, Pres.. School Inspector,C.E. Hammond;Higli.horses, but in less than 24 hours Feigh- was elected a delegate to the state con­ beheld at Hastings, April 20th : H. M. fending the case is to get possession of Mrs. L. J. Wheeler, Vice Pres., Mrs. L. way Commissionei, J. W. Hawking; ner came back and wanted to trade the1 vention which convenes at Howell on Lee, L. J. Wheeler, Ohio Strong, E. the child, which is about a year and a J. Wilson, Recording Scc’y.Mrs. Frank । Drain Commissioner, A. D. Like; other way, so Al. politely traded back, Wednesday, May 2nd. Parody, John Kengle, James Gregory, half old. Such brutal conduct on the McDerby, Financial Sec’y., Mrs. C. Justice of (he Peace, W. C, Bodine: pocketing over $5 and got the best Geo. Bump, C. 0. Scott and Wm. De­ part of a husband and father certainly Smith, Corresponding Sec’y.; Mrs. C. Constables, J. H. Squier, Sam. Wil­ LOCAL MATTERS. horse buck again. vine. The above delegates were im- proves that the child would be in dan Collier, Treasurer. liams, A. D. Lake and John Young. Miss M. E. Lnnkton of the town of Every body who intends to pre­ powcred to fill vacancies, should any gerous bauds if it were given to his I The Nays knocked the amendment Bellevue has finished a bed quilt con­ serve and beautify their homes and. CASTLETON ELECTION. occur. charge. The wife is a daughter of i । relative to Govcrner’s salary by taining 12,096 different pieces. As she kirns with paint caii save mouey by* of C. C. Wolcott as he has the —There will be a temperance mass Lu Biggs. a majority of 72. has recently married a man over sixty buying I The Usual cs.-iU incut of tewnlargest stock and lowest prices. meeting at the Christian church on years of age, it would appear that the —Last Werlncsday while John Tuck- * Sunday evening. C. Ainsworth, Lewie eriuan, M a rt Cooper ami Wes. Nichols 1: meeting has passed away, and left our <’HK.WIC.4L WORKS, SCHOOL REPORT. work overcame her love for a young Durkee, W. E. Powers aud Dr. Young were drawing lumber from the mill to ।I peace-loving community again tn a \ashvllle, Mich. husband. Report of the Nashville schools for will be present and address the audi­ the depot, some of the board* slid for ।I state of political rest. The past con­ We will pay the following prices for The estate of the late Alpha Sessions the term ending March 36th. Wish! ilehvercd at our yard. Cash ence. It is earnestly desired that even­ ward and hit one f the horses jma. as I| test has been one of mon- ilian usual deceased, is passing through the hands every w primary ROOM, x 30 days. man,woman and child who have the in­ the trucks was going over the river ' interest, there being four tickets in the No. of days taught GO. of the lawyers. Eleven years ago the 4 ft. b’dy beach and maple pr cord $1.75 " enrolled 59. terests of temperance at heart, will bridge and started them suddenly, Ii field,viz: Republican,Democrat, Green­ “ “ " h " JQ projierty was appraised at over #900.00. 9 “ Average No. belonging 53. l>e present, as an interesting time is tipping a part of the load off and preci­ buck and Teinjwrance. Lewis Durkee 4 “ limb and body “ " “ 1.50 Now the question arises how much M ill Average daily attendance 4-1. dry wood, ** “ 2.00 anticipated. Miss Matie Hindmarch, Teacher. there be for the heirs after the lawyers 49“ pitating Wes. into the cold water of the headed the Republican,and Elihii Cliip......... “ “ “ 1.00 tu.m the other three tickets and the —Baltimore elected the entire Re get their fees! mill poudand frightening the team, so 18 “ inch wood “ ,75 INTERMEDIATE ROOM. publican ticket on Monday. Below is that they shied to the other side of the friends of each, ns well as of the other Will advance cash May 1st on wood The writer is requested to state that No. of days taught 60. candidates were nt the polls early, and cut and piled at accessible points in the names of the lucky Republicans bridge. Cooper jumped from the load there lives over in Maple Grove a man " enrolled 61. the woods. W.G. Sears, ' with their majorities: Supervisor, Chas. and Tuckerman was thrown several electioneered zealously all day, caus­ Average No. belonging 54. who hires his son.aged 18 years, to do a March 34, ’ 80. Manager, ing the votes to In* considerably split Average daily attendance 47. M. Mack 83; Clerk, Henry Bowen 48; feet into the air and landed safe ou piece of work,and after it isdone brings Mrs. A. M. Flint, Teacher. l o'- The latest styles of new millin­ Treasurer, R. G. Rice 53; Justice of terra fnna nt the east end of the up. The Greenback ticket was imide in a bill against him sufficent to bal­ ery, just received nt M rs. Crocker’s; Peace, Jessie Erb 40; High vay Com­ bridge, and luting go of the lines to 1 up of candidates ou the other tickets ance the account, and when the boy GRAMMAR ROOM. CV Dr. J. Graves, Veterinary Surg­ missioner, C. Osgood39; Drain Commis­ save being drawn under the wheels. | and was early drawn from the contest. No. days taught GO. protests pitches in and has a knock eon, of Bellevue, Michigan, will be in " carolled 35. sioner, Darwin McOmber 27; Supt. of The hoi-HCSKtarted at a rapid rate up the 591 votes were polled, being nearly down. ’ Nashville every Saturday. Can be Average No. belonging 30. 100 more than at an proceeding elec ­ Schools, D. C. Warner 50; School In­ street and after making a circuit of On Friday of last week a heavy rain f.mnd at H. G. Hale’s Drug Store. Average daily attendance 26. spector, II. Gaskill 42; Constables, some of the principal village thorough­ tion. The Republicans polled 109, the Mrs. A. J. Beeue, Teacher. storm set in, accompanied by very ty C. C. Wolcott has just'received. Alonze Kidder 84; George D. Bad cock, fares, became tired of running and Democrats 96 and the Temperance 19 heavy thunder and sharp lightning, a car-load of hardware, also one of the HIGH SCHOOL. 83; Murray, 44; William Houghtaiin, 44. stopped on the crossing in front of 'straight tickets. The entire republican and continued until Sundav morning, celebrated Tiger Hay Rakes. No. days taught 00. ticket was elected with the following —The Maple Grovites put two tickets Truman’s store. completely submerging low ’and and *• unrolled 66. ty Eggs taken in exchange for majorities: Supervisor, Lewis Dni-kec in the field, Greenback, and a fusion Average No. belangsug 58. making upland very soft. The storm goods, and highest market price paid at —From all accounts tIley had a live­ 184; township Clerk, Chas. H. Brady Average daily attendance 49. H. G. Hale’s Drug Store. of Republican and Democrats. There hardly held up long enoughfor a breat­ It. M. P aine, Principal. 50; Township Treasurer, Minor Mead ly old time up on the Castleton-Wood ­ was a light vote polled. The Green­ hing spell. GT Kendalls Spavin Liniment and backers carried the election, except land town-line on Wednesday night. 1; Justice of the Peace (full term,) All persons interested in the North Kendall books on diseases of the horse, A Card.—A. T. Drake and family Drain Commissioner. The successful It appears that Deacon Hibbard Hale, Carlos 0. Scott 76; Superintendent of desire to thank the friends who have West Kalamo cemetery, are requested for sale at Hale's Drug Store. candidates are: Supervisor, O. W. a grey haired deacon in the-Baptist Schools, Clark N. Young 103 ; School been so kind to them in their late to meet on Thursday afternoon, April ty D. C. Griffith is the first to put Swift; Clerk, Ad. Wolf; Treasure , church, is somewhat amorusly inclined Inspector, John J. Potter 133; Commis­ affliction. 15th, for the purpose of straightening in a new stock of Spring goods. He is Jack Hinkley; Justice of the Peace, and his late lamented Molly had not sioner of Highways, Geo. Keaglell8; up the bead stones and transacting any receiving a full line of Dry Goods, Hate MARRIED. Clothing, Boots, Shoes and No­ (full term) W. H. Feighner; Justice of been six weeks under the sod. before he Drain Commissioner, Geo. Keaglelld; RUCKLE-PRESTON.-By Rrv.L N Crittenden, other business found necessary to bea­ Caps, tions. Those who contemplate buying —l....... uu s. the Peace, (fill vacancy) 0. F. Long; started for Eston Rapids after another. Constables, Wiliam L. Parker, Jacob utify the lot. Many of the graves need in the next sixty days will do wdl to Highway Commissioner, Cap. Bowen; He brought his wife home Tuesday Osman, Henry H. Sp irka, -James L. filling, and many head stones are near­ buy at once as all kinds of goods are M. Prveton of Maple Orore. ' Dram Commissioner, Ben Price ; Sup­ and on Wed. night fully sixty of his Gregory, by majorities ranging from GALLUP— HALE.—At the lUptbt p.r»os»<e, ly tipped over, therefore it certainly rapidly advancing. April 1, by the Rev. Burma, Chea. A, Gallup to is the duty of the people to look after erintendent of Schools, Mrs. H. N. Mos­ neighbors expressed their approval of 38 to 50. RTFowl Meadow Grass, Red Topand Mto K. T. Hale, all of Woodland. The whole number of votes cast on ey ; School Inspector. Warren Hecox; his course by a rod- hot chivarri. Guns Feld Peas, at the Nashville Elevator. the matter before long. 27tf Ainsworth it Brooks. Constables, Enos Wolf, Ira Commins, sap-pans, dinner-horns, clap-board the amendment was 893, of which 382 A few days ago Mr. Rees, fell a tree clappers, horse-fiddles aud everything were against and 60 for the increase of Sam Shoup , A. Brooks. in which was found a nest of four ty The newest styles of spring suite salary. The question in regard to cat else, conceivable to make a big racket, young squirrels, a grey, black and fox for men and boys just received at —In Woodland there were four tickD. C. Griffith’*. eta in the field, Republican. Democrat, , was brought into requisition for the tie, sheep, mules and swine running at OBITUARY. squirrel, which was saved alive, the A live goose was thrown large was decided in the negative by Greenback and Temperance. The elec- occasion. ' fourth, which was supposed to be a red New More! NewCieoMat a large majority. squirrel was killed by the fall of the tion passed off quietly and resulted in through the window into the bridal I am now nicely located in my new nearof twelve days. He »•« born la Oct, tree. Is ita common thing to find all store, and am receiving daily, new electing the entire Republican ticket chamber, tin pails and hoards thrown —Ata meeting of the Union Mutual three or four varieties of the squirrel goods of the vesiy latest styles and pat­ with mojorites as follows: Supervisor, upon the roof, and, in fact, such a terns. take particular notice, my Andrew G. Kilpatrick 100 ; Township racket kept up nearly two hours, that Insurance Co., of KAt, Barry, Ionia tribe in the same nest! These little (roods Please are made up from the latest fellowshad not got their eyes open yet ispring style* and patterns m Chicago Clerk, Edward G. Holbrook 50; Treas­ the surrounding community for miles and Eaton Co’s., held at Ionia on the thought all bedlam had been 8th inst., the following named officers urer, John W. Holmes 138 ; Justice of around, ! indicating that they were quite young. Detroit and Cleveland, were bought the Peace, Judge R. Barnum 86; Sup­ let loose. Finally an armstice in the were elected for the ensuing year: 'Hie three live ones can be seen at Mr. for cash and will be sold accordingly. _________ Mrs. 0, M. Yxna of four dish-pans of boiled cider President, 8. A. Yeomans, of Ionia; erintendent of Schools. Emily E. Hol- shape ' James West’s in Kalamo where they was agreed upon, and the enthus ias tic Vice President, Lewis Durkee, of Nash ­ mea 91; School Inspector, Eugene Da­ are looked upon as quite a curiosity. ST Low prices and one of the finc*t departed for their various ville ; Secretary, J. C. Taylor, of Hast­ stocks of Drags at venport 100; Highway Commissioner, serenade™ ! Mr, Ehret has the boas cow. She gave selected 1 Stephen 8. Ingerson 108; Drain Com- homes, leaving the good but festive ings; Directors, G. W. Webber, of birth to a calf the last of February and Dillenbeck 74; Jdeacon and his newly acquired bride to Ionia; R. B. Wightman, of Hastings;' nr Com© in and the family began with the first of Mar., for the remainder of the night, J. W. Vrooman, of Hastings; C. E. Constables, John Hynes 86; Chas. F. enjoy 1 to keep a record, and with raising the 1 ^5: Eddie F. Otto, 86; Hiram jall ’ thejoys of the nuptial couch, unmo­ Belknap, of Grand Rapids; J. W.Hine, calf, using milk in the family and also ,money; would take some ou lested. of Lowell; C. A. Preston, of Ionia, taking mil^ to cleanse sugar they made tcounts. D. C. Gm LIFE IH NASHVILIiE �toi door of the Prune mansion. A shuffling, madeluve to heT." said Mr. Caryl; “and untidy girl of 14 or 15 opened it, biding I don't wander at it She's the nrettieot behind a shawl and a fringe of curl­ little creature I dver saw in mv life." papers. “ Is Mm. Prune at home?” said ha. In relation to his interest fn the tempevanoe cause Mr. Weed said, “lam ’’hair. Mf. Dawson ceded the oditorial- with tiuw> who seek tn mitigate the evils d iatemperance; fur, while human nature » what it is, all pro' must fail; A like vigor in done the editors and reporters went to another direction would y their duties, and Mr. Weed fell to and finished a two-column leader for the day tlmt he had already outlined, denying nig country &.> that wine might lx’ as himself to the many friends who called cheap os cider, and I would impose an until he had given out the last sheet of almost prohibitive tariff upon imported that editorial article. Then ho an­ and distilled liquors. I would strive tonounced his readiness to receive his make our country what France is—a sober country. ” “Certainly it was,” said Mr. Caryl, pith ato point. with spirit. what question to ask next. The old lady looked sharply at him. “In Sarah st home?" he demanded, “Charles,” said she, Ml do believe Thh great American dessert—Pie. after a little. you’re struck with her. ” “Mbs SarahT Youmo women often keep their lovers “ Well, I suppose it can hardly be “ Nonsense I" said Mr. Caryl, turning v tears. “ Yes,” says Grumwig, “love ‘ Mr. Sarah,' ’’ said the young clergy­ man, half smilingly. “ Yes, Miss Sarah, But just three montlis later, when the there were such troops of old and young Phtsiclaxb are prov Some Hints On Right Reading. of course." • moon was at the full, and sleighing par­ friends pouring in from that hour for­ W. E Foster’s admirable lecture on minded, and the reason “She's at home,” said the. girl, un­ ties the rage, Mr. Cary! brought Miss ward that at the time when he vacated graciously opening the door a little wider. Fielding home from a singing-school in the editorial chair (half-post 2 o’clock, ■Right Beading," reported by the Prov­ That is an intelligent Chairman of the “ Caide this afternoon. Bettih* in the his new eutter, and told her a secret on when the first edition of the Journal idence Journal, is summed up by C. A. | parlor. Walk in.” went to press), he had .been able to give Cutter, in the Library Journal, as fol­ Poultry Committee who decided that roosters were rusty when they corrode. And without further ceremony Caryl And so the wrong Sarah was the right the “pnnter’a devil” only two short ar­ lows: What is the difference between half a A. The right selection of booka. Per­ ticles in addition to the leader. “ Fifty THE MINISTER'S MISTAKE found himself ushered into a semi-dark Sarah, after all. apartmedt, where-a tall, slender young yenra ago.V Mr. Weed said, in continu- sonal adaptation should guide us. Our Toe sunset was painting all the forest lieauty of eighteen summers or so sat l>eing-the atorv of his sensations in resum­ reading should have a tendency toward paths with gold; the mossy boles of the fore the fire, in a ptajn black drees, with Koorb'. Bore. ing his old chair for a day, “ we got symmetrica! development; it should not fulfilled. old trees glowed in the level light, as if the simplest of cufljT and collars, and a “Tmt court orders you to conclude,’ Most lecturers who have lieenintro- news from New York by steaml>oat in be exclusively technical, nor exclusively they had been carved out of glittering single blue ribbon fastened into the twelve hours, but while I sat in the general. We should Ix-gin where we are said a Judge to a tedious lawyer. “ Very duced to their audiences have suffered bronze, and the scarlet vines along the thick, dark braids of her hair—a person editor’s chair in the Journal office on interested An investigation of a sul>- well, your Honor; then I conclude that •tom* wall caught new splendor from the so entirely different from what ne ex­ from the high euloginms passed upon Monday the news was flashed to us from ject will lead from that into other fields. the court shall listen to me." lost rays, while the Severy-white fringe pected to m* that he stop;x*d short in them lieforenand by their misjudging all porta of the world, and from the It may l>e objected that this requires e Bxbtha—“ Mamma, Johnny is aw­ introducers. T^he natural effect is to . of wild clematis swung from the dead some j»en>!exity. suggestive habit of mind. But a sug­ fully naughty. He's been banging my Eastern hemisphere ahead of time." thorn bushes, and here and there a bird, “ Is tills—ahem 1—Sara^ ?" he asked. arouse ex^tectation that cannot be met, Mr. Weed went to liis stateroom in n gestive habit of mind is not Ixirn in any new dolly with all his might against the and to produe-c. marked disappointment perched high up against the deep, vivid “lam Sarah Fielding,” she respond­ [?L and it may be acquired, by any floor I” Johnny—“ Pooh 1 I seen her John Bz Gough relates how he once North river steamboat on Monday night mail blue heavens, uttered ita shrill, clear ed. at his usual hour for retiring, but not to num. Let once a Ix’ginning !>• mode, bang it herself t’other day." Bertha— vesper :note; and Mr. Caryl, walking “ I have called—to speak to you,” said managed, before a London assembly, to sleep as though he had l>een at home. and the further we go, the surer we are “Well, what o’ that? Ain’t it my avoid suah a result His introducer had home through the Westbrook woods, he, with a desperate rallying d his It was not the jarring machinery that of recognizing some familiar event or dolly?" thought, what a beautiful world this was verbal forces. “ Perhaps, Balkh, you may nroaounoed him the greatest ontor who kept him awake, but the memories of topic; the dread of unfamiliarity van­ hud ever lived, and ended a lung and Old Pbobt—“What I say is this, that God had made. know who I am ?" the villages and cities he whs passing. ishes after we have taken the first few doctor: I kpprove entirely of fox-hunt­ fulsome eulogy by telling the people to Mr. Corvi was only 24, and had b~cn “No, I don’t,” said the girl, in some , There must lie discrimination in ing os a manlv, health-giving and invigprepare tlwniselves for such a burst of “Altliongh I could not sec them," he steps. in the Westbrook pariah for three surprise. * . our reading ; aimlessness is one of the said, “ Iknew them by the time. I re ­ I...A months. Not long, but' long enough to “lam Mr. Caryl, the pastor of the ।eloquence os they had never listened to. membered them as they were when I w-orst evils. B. Right methods of read­ Gough, knowing that the best effort he sir. Irish doctor—“Faith, ye’ll find discern, by the testimony of nis own ex­ parish." Definiteness is aa— neceswas employed as a cabin, boy in a North ing. « -----------------ofrpurjxjee ---------------. many t’ agree with ye there. Especially ever made would, under such cir ­ had perience, that then* wen* thorns aa well “lam happy to make your acquaint- ‘ ’ the ” selection. lection. We must river al<x>p in 1806 or 1807, and when we *“7 in as roses in a country pastor’s life. It once,” said the girl, putting out one <cumstances, fall far short of anticipation, required from three days to a week to n*T® a clear idea of just what we wish to foxes.’’ Imd seemed so l>eautiful and ideal when slim liand in the easiest possible man­ determined to practice a ruse, and the make the trip. Then'the city of Hud- Ket out of each book. System, a scienruse was to affect stupidity. He opened * . j hr looked at it through the medium of ner. son was engaged in whaling. I have ^lc adjustment of means to ends. We plural of mouse?” Bobby—“Dono’mhis fancy, standing on the' threshold of The pastor hesitated. This was not by stammering and hesitating, begin­ seen three or four whale-ships at Hud- must read in a comparative way. It is m," Teacher—“ Why, Robby, I'm sur­ ning his sentences and leaving them un­ the Theological Seminary. It was beau- what he had looked for at all. son’s wharves simultaneously. Think of not safe to judge any question apart prised. Tiie plural of mouse is mice. finished, until, as he said, the worst Don't forget that now.” Robby— tifhl still; but the ideality had all gone “Of course—of course,” said ne. whalers ’ ’ ora rNUXLUK nailing up sailing lip to nUUBOU Hudson 11UW now ,I from its relations. The reader UlUrita must ’ (1 Now tell me w'hat^ out d it “ But how does it happen, Sarah, that ,speaker in England could not have done Tlien village of bike a survey of the whole field before . No'm. n ” Teacher .---- -—•—“ — ”.~ Then there is the nourishing no worse. He soon overheard those on the Athena, Bobby— His mother met him on the door-step you are at home again t>o soon ?** in those times the mere hamlet beginning at any one point In using I “ “ie„ plural of house, platform whispering their disapproba ­ d the parwooage—h brisk, spectacled “•Do you mean at Westbrook?" of Lunenljerg, and now we passed East j reference lists, such as are issued by the • tlK*. little dame, in a turned black silk, with “. Where else should I mean ?” retorted .tion and censure, one mon saying: “ O, and West Camj>, Emboch and other ■ Providence Library, it is not necessary “ S eth ," said Mrs. Spicer, . „ . ,,r, “I wish frills of neatly-darned lace, and violet Mr. Caryl, crustily—for he felt that if he this will never do here, you 'know. It towns with primitive names, that are to rend evay book and every chapter re- you would go and see to tin the furnace; be all venr well in America, you ribbons HF her cap. ■ om« almndoned his tone of authority he may } is putting in cos coal as if die vou know, it is now Bristol, Tivoli, Barrvtown, etc. I forred to. We must select what on the * that girl Kate ia “Well, Charii*," she said, cheerily, was lost “ Why didn't ypu stay whtiero know;,hbut in England, got only three hours ’ sleep, mv brain whole would best serve our purpose. We was firing a locomotive. firing locomotive."” A And, when 'thing.' quite a different thing." He still con ­ ** here's a whole alatefnl of calls for you. ” yon were ?’’ wns so busy with the scenes that the are not to ignore our interests, however Spicer remarked that the girl ~ ” was, per­ Mr. Caryl's countens>«e rather felL Sarah colored up to the roots of her tinued in his dull, discunnt'cted way un­ boat was passing—n l>oatthat frightened »°me one book might particularly attract haps, a rail way-cinder-Kate, Mrs. S. Hu had been anticipating an evening by hair. He could pereeive that, even in til he had seen tliht he had a Imckground nobody now. You have not re«ul that attention of some one reader. The grew warmer than ever. ’ the wood fire, with the last number of the uncertain rise and fol! of the fire­ for lus verba] pictures. Then be grad­ every Indy north of Spuvten Duwil plan of reading bv a reference list does „ ually adopted lus natural manner, and, creek waa frightened when’ Robert f^il- “°t apply to all books. Blackwooda Mazarine, light. Imagine a sentence after sentence rolled out ton's Clermont plowed her wav up the 1,mn going through “Shakapeare” or JfaCTTer.’. woui<i be President of “Calls?” he repeated; “what are "I do not like the position,” said shee as * -his - lips, -ii;,_ vivid and resonant from Hudson, vomiting the smoke and fire “ Paradise Lost ” in this rutluesa man- ^h‘‘United States you must be good and they? and where are they? ” in n low voice. grew---------enthusiastic, and1 fairly and with uncovered paddle-wheels moved Per! The plan applies to the works of j * 2?*'h > ------- -------:--------, — He went into the little parlor as he to be Presi“ But you ought to like it,” said Mr.. (lienee roared with applause. He hnd never by no virible agency. I recalled it while the “ Literature of Knowledge." “The dent, yelled out a young ^ap from • lipoke — the parlor where the coveted Caryl. .BoatJ “ ra^?ier. Bdj. wood fire was leaping and flashing on “ You are not aware of all the circum­ been more rapturouslv^greeted than he I lay in mv state-room on Mondav night literature of power ” ne<ds a different was then and there. Those who heard Poor Fulton! It is a disgrace to the treaftnent. Books which have an organic and shoot an Injun., And the boys all the bright ondirous, und a slinded lamp stances," pleaded Surah. was already burning on the talile among " , "II am nm quite aware*," said Mr. Caryl. him declared that tjiey had never known country that his remains should Lie in a unitv, following out one central subject ‘■'“oniaed : them s our sentiments, his piled-up books and papers—and took | severely, ---- * - *•“ that vanity is the root of all a man to change so after he had once private tomb/down town with not so > °r thought must read as a whole. “Tuex, I suppose, Miss Htrongniind, wanned up. ap tne little slate. your evils.' much as the word * Fulton ’ to mark his We should review our reading at times. I you and Mr. Sparrow are soon to be . "The Widow Carsett," he read, add““VVanity?" . last resting-place. I awoke at mv usual I -------- - --------------------- man and wife?” “No, air; woman and The Source of Disease. ing, lotto t*occ, “that woman again! The crimson was deeper than ever cow hour, as much refreshed as though I had Articulation. husband. ” She has died once a week regularly ever on brow and temple as she half rose, “ The Way It Is Done.” is the title of aii * 'A recent writer says: “As regards’ sinoe I have been in Westbrook." I “Yes, vanity !’ impressively reiterat- on interesting little book by Mr*. War­ H,rv^iiVr2Ji♦ O*|All Tny articulation, the Americans, we think, “Charles!”, mildly reproved his I ed the clergyman. “Be silent, if you ren, the well-known writer of several rary relief from the importumti.*s of ofa nuturul mlvttnUlge o;er the En’_ mother. : 1 please, young woman, and hear me out. valuable books on domestic economy. ♦ Ot °th4e” •*hOuB1?^ “ auperior delicacy of structure “It’s a fact," ansc.rted the young ' You have a certain amount of personal Hero is an extract which might Im*, read clamor for assistance at your hands? of tho VOCtt] urRanH Yc^ Ulttnv clergyman. “I don’t think people; attractions, which aptM-ars to have with interest by suffenn from rheuma­ W*Mr 4 -1 4 K liM,i men, apparently, have to contend ought to confound hvpochondris a>ql re- [ turned your head. Itemember that tism: Mr. Weed h«utated momentarily, and with B Ulick nnd unmanageable conform-1 When a child in a small Bavarian ligion sortr. of ■ beauty is ---but,----------skin deep. Call- — to mind . “I can't get up stairs, I be so crip- then answered flankly, Well, I must , tttion of the organs of speech, which ocrar ., ini that w.,blindfold —---- vj-,— —, way. I/ ----- -v — r- ---I ation of the organs of speech, which oc- luge was being catechised by a priest, Bhe’d a deal better send for the doctor, frequently the ancient a" She adage that ’ j pled.” confess it was." " | casions the splutterings and mouthings and leave off scolding that wretched j * handsome is as handsome does.’ After j “ Justftrv it a step at a time and rest, “You live very methodically, I have '| in their public speaking. That the and asked how many things are neces­ adopted daughter of here. I won’t go I all you are neither Mary Queen of Bcote, | And what'do vou sleep in, sheets nr lieen told. Are you conscious of any I Americans have great natural facility for sary in a service of baptism, ho prompt­ ly replied: “Three, father." “Ah, -^tliat m settled ! What! * Meet Deacon | or Cleoiiatra. Now take my advice, blankets’ ’’ ’ symptoms of indigestion and its inevita­ Daley and old Capt Hartwick at Fowlers-1 Sarah-’’ .. Sheets, of course; wlmt else? I have ble derangement of the system after a clear and tine articulation is show n by you stupid,” replied the holy man, “I ville Four Comers at 9>80 o’clock tn. j got blankets over me, and a good thick journey in which you must change your . the readiness with which they acquire thought everybody knew that two were “But TI ’have not* asked for it f she the pronunciaffon of foreign tongues, absolutely necessary ; first, water, and morrow.’ Now I wonder why people I cried . choked accents. diet ?’’ .' * led out, out, m counterpane over that.” and by the fact that, with proper I’arly can’t agree ? about boundary! “No No matter matter whether whether you you liave have or or not, not, ” “ I ate nothing on the steamboat, and training and care, they do attain to re- second, the Bible. Now, young sir, bo<iVtheir tb<!l.r own ”uidlir*.v . “ “ I thought so; put away the sheets it- _»}*---------»» r* . <,,---------- "XU ‘ vouwon Wil’tme youHuai tell me arewhat me uiree are the three?” Imss without calling in the clergyman said Mr. Caryl, calmly. “ It is mv busi- and the counterpane, and sleep in blank- my daughter in Albany, whose house is il muk>UU ZZZL grace of utterance. EIt . .tall 22 n,. iTOkca --------------wiiu ,a bUnd omuu muiie,’ of the parish as umpire between them." uetut to volunteer good counsel, and eta, under and over and no counterpane my home when I go up the river twice a remains renuuns trim that thnt very wnr much noir'll more mnm im­ ----- . a .. and anuwered : “ My father, the three “ Dissension » such a dreadful thing yours to receive it I rmxurt, Sarah, atoll. The sheets and the counterpane year, knows my regimen so accurately portancetrue is attached to articulation in among your flock, Charles, said his take my advice, and go back to your lost do a groat deal of mischief.” tlmt when I sat down at her table every­ England than here ; that more pains is are, first, water; second, the Bible ; and nmuier. ■ \ place. Apologize ATinIrwnvA hlimlylv tl ___ ' ,hew can that lie? ” motlu-T. humbly frtr for your shortthing was os I have it in NeW» York. * I token in training the young to habits of third, a baby.” “. TTT Well, now, “So is scarlet fever or small-pox,* comings; tell the woman of the house “ The cotton keeps the sour heat ami fancy tliat my regularity has prolonged clear utterance, pud that, on the whole, Pebkington is a man of decision. The saiil Mr. Caryl, rather curtly; “ but, all j tlmt you will strive to amend your con- perspiration from the body in the Ixxl, my life. ’’ the English is more conscientioiiJy ar­ other evening upon reaching home ho the same, I don’t see how I can be held । duct for the future, and endeavor to dc- and so you breathe the poisoned air all “ Do you use intoxicating liquors ?” was met by Ins dearest Maria with the ticulated fly educated persons in En ­ reapansible for either one or the other, j serve her approval Put away your silly night, summer and winter, ami that “ In my early life as on editor I drank harrowing tale of Bridget, the cook's, * Lend the manuscript of your last srr- ribbons, bows and brooches ' —with a poisoned air makes your rheumatism ten sparingly of chanq»agne at dinners now gland than by the same class in this kerosene disaster. “On, John!” she We mean by this to say that mon to old Miss Dadd to read.' But I stern glance at the poor little agate times worse. If you were* in blankets, and then, but only occasionally and so­ country. began, “we’ve had such a dreadful the consonants are more distinctly and haven’t any manuscript to read—only : breastpin tiuxt glistened at the girl's they would not absorb the perspiration; cially, and when, in 1845, I went to the time! Bridget tried to hurry up the half a dozen memoranda. I preached throat—“and leave the vain accessories it would pass through from one to the West Indies for my (laughter's health; I dulv uttered ; that, for instance, ‘ shrink’ * shrine* would not, as with us, be witirdy»«rtempore Sunday." | of dress---------------------to your betters,’ “ always remem­- 'other, but in cotton, if it abhoriw it—I acquired a taste for the fine old Santa and —-----laHt --------------------------------------softened into srink and srine, * suggest' ^nrnt her to death—oh ! oh ! oh 1” “ Uouldn t you wnte it off from mem- bering that the ornament of a meek and • had better sav into itthere it re- Cruz rum that the planters brewed for ! into sndjest, * arms' into alms. On the 1 Perkington is a wonderful man, a man cry Oaryl, jriteoualy. oty ?" said Baul Mrs. Mn. Caryl, piteow>ly. •• The I qnie< »piriL^" main, cola or hot or clammy " home use. It is not sold overyhe bars. , other hand, there is a tendency in this ' ^or nn* emergency. He replied, as a man poor old lady aoema ao umra She But put at thia point the* young clergy. Tlmt may may be be right, right, sure aura enough, enough, for for 7>Iue I country xu -------w I. " That who is not used to !*ing l>eing thwart thwarted’ ‘in ” his to more more lUBiuivi distinct nvnaoujcuQOU syllabificatiou ' w ^° ** umd the aermon tmpreaaod her »o -mim'» oration wsv, abruptly chocked bv by I do jx-rspin* perapire so aowiffi rain that one oiwnught ----------------- Hbniptlyjchecked with jiain might mght before ping to bed I dnn* . htUe mare m„ktd ^nd„v Durpooes: “ Discharge her immediately, deeply." of .t uuied with Viehy. I think it doj. : fcng EnKli«h »y the entrance of Mrs. Prune hereelf, wring the sheets sometimes.” long word.. words. ., The The English say • intYrt. Maria; discharge he immediately. I “Really, mother, I think that’s a lit­ shawled aud Ixinneted, and breathing , me gooa. I drink no intoxicating h- ' ing, • •’ * circ'mst • • -’Dce,* J * diction’ry,’ tripping won't have such a woman in the house I" tle unreasouablc,” said the pastor. fast from the haste she had made. In | Overheated Rooms. quors at any other time, although I have lightly over all the syllables after the “Suppose every old lady in the pariah otralrand JaWM a proragioiui brawn I The tendency in winter i» to a cellar full of wine. I used to go out a accent, articulating plainly all the oonThe Better Spelling. • were to require me to write out a twalve- cotton nmbrall.; the other ehu The foundntion great deal but since I had a sunstroke, sonanta, but almost eliminating the The new fashion in sjxdhng, aayn page aermon for her especial benefit! dragged iorarard the untidy dunrai of . pneumonia pleurur, »ad pnhnnrary aliout twelve yean ago, I have declined vowels, while we put a secondary accent 'Give Mias Hitts a list of hymns for the drawl andourl-punera. .... I oorwumption is frequently laid in orerall dinners and evening receptions. I on the penultimate syllable of long Prof. David Swing, of Chicago, seems at first glance like a cruel slaughter of next Sunday.* Yes, I’ll do that—as well • Here ah. ia, Mr. Caryl, here aheta!" hratod. dl-venbUted ^itmeute. The smoked tobacco—the lx>st mild Havana now as any time. ‘Speak to Mrs. tawled Mra. F™«. »ho did not poranw ternate. Iweotno aceuKraed to brrath- cigars—for more than fifty yean, but I words, and give to the others as much shade trees, and pet birds, and the fam­ streiw as to unaccented syllables in short Prune’s Surah.’ Mrs. Prune’s Sarah? thal moet excellent thing in a woman,. hot, etora dr, the ayatem ia toned used the weed'in no other* form. Thir- words. It is this peculiarity which ily dog, but, if one will look at the mat­ ter calmly, lie will see that it is no de­ "Who is Mrs. Prune’s Sarah ? And what * jZ" end gentle voioe. A. lary, down and relaxed, and a alight expoaura a am I to apeak to her about, I’d like to goraldor-nothing, ataek-np, rain mmx, to oold and wet rraulta in serioua ihnraa. that tobacco was affecting my nervons brings upon Americans the charge of struction at all, but is really an improve­ * knoy ?” demanded the young clergyman. MU^taup^aanagraagtodofor A nnitonh heat of seventr degree, is «!• system, and/ thereupon I burned my drawling, and which occasions the re­ ment of the ol<l house, a trimming of the mark of foreigners that they can under­ hedge, a mending of all the old fences, « ------- -cZ-ea-------5 .... S® r* You “ed” t (rang back, equate, annate, from from aa sanitary aanitarr point wantof riew. in in cigar boxes. I used no substitute, and of view, an American more easily than an making of a turnpike where there has yon know?” explained Mrs. Sarah; it am t no good I Here she is, any 1 weather. If that temperature ia not a fortnight later I forgot mv smoking. stand Englishman " lieen too long a mud-road, and the liangft’s Mra. Pram* that lives down . Mr. Caryl—here’s Borah !” From that time I wrote with great fa ­ sufficient to give warmth, it is an indica­ ingot a neat gate where our fathers were r-mill, in the big white house The young pastor stored in amaze­ tion that the person does nut take suffi­ cility." The Climax of Invention. poplar trees in front of it. | ment gentleman cient exercise, and the cure for it is more The Bridgeport (Ct.) New, very clev- £ ^tinction between mere feellx*r step-daughter that's ccme “ Is thnt Sarahsaid he. nested to re­ miles than flannel. In the coldest reasonable feelings; for, if we m the third situation, all on “ That's Sarah,” panted Mra. Prune. weather, when the ground is like stone who, having eriy deecribee an invention, credited to a } rj—.i„ ______»___ i. . nave permitted ourself to beenmn under the feet, when there is no drip turning to the slim, dark-eyed girl with from the euvea, and when snow' lies on the blue ribbon and agate brooch. om*. Tii<' inventor proposes to arrange would not exchange it for the best steel roofs, rooms should be ventilated. Pure “ That’s my niece, Sally Fielding, as air should bo admitted tlirough open a rubber stamp in the nest of every hen, one, we are not persona d deep feelings, the with a movable date. Thia stamp is ar­ but rather of deep babyhood and stupiddoors and windows, so that the oxygen the _ ___ j _ ___ ___ a ii-. ___ *__ "• , • consumed by flame and by respiration may be replaced, and the effete and poi­ com® thia very afternoon. Hain’t sonous matter thrown off by the body the best kind ot English breakfast tea and certain kinds of fish in season, such as Spanish mackerel, which I esteem a * ■ But Indore she could finish the words delicacy, and porgies. Sometum* I Good Enough. hesitated, and wrinkled his of her formal introduction the clergyIf Mrs. Bakeweli was proud of any­ have .oold roust beef or a saddle of mnt- < egg. The hen then goes off about her thing, that thing was her cooking, es­ pecially her cake. Therefore you can in fast on Sunday usually—corned beef business, the fanner’s hired girl removes > auro of it,” declared tike old lady. a niea'ure fancy her feelings when Mrs. hash. A light luncheon is served at 1 the egg and replaces the stamp, which is “This Homespun, who had been helped to a o’clock, and sometimes I eat a slice of then ready for another. On each evenslice at Mrs. B.’s richest loaf, remarked: oold corned beef or cold mutton, but olspoor wai “ There, that's just the kind o’ cake thnt of the stamp is altered for the next day, suits me. Fw told Mrs. TalkweU time and thou thunooner the better.’ in other sometimes at this luncheon we have aarand the work goes on. In this wav and time agin that them that wants rich u win stop for your ti I l*cg u thousand apologies," said cake can have ik for all o’ me. Just diuea. Cold water is the only liquid on there can be no cheating. You may go Caryl, feeling the cold sweat drip the table, nt that hour. At fi o'clock I U. the grocery and ask fur fresh eggs, strawberry jam. everj- purr. always hare fish, of whaterer land may and the grocery man telia you Im, has be in seaaon. For fifteen yean I have Badon Trawript. eaten bo dessert of any kind, except a littk- fruit,” are the figures, which is aho an invalid, Be. i in the world, new r» t-.i �turkr*3 a farm ou the Hud*utt lor $10 month. In 1852 h® went to Son Fran- With an IMMENSE STOCK of New and » miller's gtri,- as saying: “In 1872 I lxnigw,i500 shares of Central for less than $5,0U0.' This mine was soon afterward cut and put into California, and the redis­ tribution gave me 1,250 shares. I never jiaid on assessment on it, for none was ever called far, and in Do time the stock went up to $740 a‘ share, whan I sold. That paid pretty well. Let me see : I imid $5,000 and sold for $925,000. ' That left me a profit of 8920,000. That was one of my best speculations, but not ALL SORTS. quite os good as another one that I was in almost at the same time. I bought The first gold mine in the United 500 shares of Consolidated Virginia for States was discovered in South Carolina $50 a share aijd paid two ssseasments on ialTW. . it, which brought tlie iiricc up io $56 a Mbs. Tyler, the widow of the ex­ share. Tliis mine was also “cut up" President, is living quietly at George­ just about tliis time, and my 500 shares town, D. 0. spread out into 2,750 shares. I held this A large eagle, while soaring in the stock for two rears, when it went up like a flash. I 'sold out in 1874 far 8750 air at New Hamburg, Va_, was struck by a share. It cost me. $28,000 for my lightning. France in 1878 had 936,000 births,..of stock, and I sold it fur $2,062,500. That was pretty good interest on th® money. whiph 67,000, or about one in sixteen, One Saturday tlie stock was selling for were fllcgitimate. $850 a ■ share, but I held on. The fol­ Dublin Theater Royal is to be rebuilt lowing Monday it was $500. I tell you, aa/the National Theater of Ireland. The it took a pretty strong head to stand building when completed will seat 3,500 that I was getting ricn, not at the rate of 81,000,000 a minute, as they say, but V^BOINU and Maryland capitalists haye $100,000 a day or so; but that was fast^r-bought 23,000 acres of ccqiper lands in enough. Nobody ever knew anything^ Northwestern Texas, and families from about tliis till it was all over. I never these States are rapidly taking posses­ sion. Prince Leopold, Queen Victoria’s The only book that I kept was a little There was a celebrated pointer once, ]Mvw-book that I carried in mv inside youngest son, is, it is stated, about to who was making a picture of Jesus in coat pocket, with a record of all that I travel, and there is a probability of his the midst of his twelve apostles. In ar­ bought and sold, and the price. I never coining to America. He will travel mod­ ranging the- picture he concluded to let any one see tliis, and never estly, having only two persons for his paint the apostles first, and not begin suite with their Master till he had finished According to Chinese notions of rank, them. As he went on with the picture My heavy losses in 1878 were on Sierra masters must not occupy sleeping rooms he tried to do the very best he could Nevada and Union. I lost $1,400,000 below their servants. Consequently the with each of the apostles. He took the then inside of ten days—shrunk tliat family of the Cliinese professor in Cam­ greatest pains with their figures, their much in depreciation of stock. The bridge. Mass., sleep in the attic, and the positions, their dress, and their faces. veins were not no wide aa was expected. ” servants down stairs. As ‘ he went on with his work he was —New York Tribune. John P. Smith was sent to the Indiana very well pleased with it After finish­ State prison for whipping his wife, whe Sleep-Walking. ing the apostles he began with the per­ at onoe set about getting him pnrdoneA son of Jesus. He got on very weU with The most remarkable instances of While making a long journey afoot, in this till he came to the head and face of somnambulism are those in which the the blessed Lord. Then he laid down HomnambnlLt works or writes with in­ cold weather, to get signatures to the petition, the baby froze to death in her his brush and paused. He felt thnt the telligence and method. face of Jesus ought to be mode to ap­ A young French ecclesiastic frequently arms, A man in Marshall county, Tenn., pear os much more beautiful than His rose in the middle of the night, went to disciples as ‘he sun is more glorious a table, took pen and ink and wrote por­ over 80 years of age, has never seen than the stars. But how could he do tions of. sermons. It was not mere me­ either o railroad or a steamlMmt. He is this ? He hod tried so hard to make the chanical work—he would make frequent a good farmer and attends closely to his disciples look well that he felt ho had corrections to improve the grammar and own business. He has lived within five no power left to make their Master ap­ syntax of liis composition. An opaque miles of a railroad for several years. pear as much superior to them as He screen wan placed between his eyes and The most monstrous story of miserli­ ought to appear. And so he finished the paper, but he wrote just the same. ness comes from the Russian province of the person of Jesus all but the head, In another case a young jxiet, not hav­ Podolia, where, in the town of Dunoia, and then painted Him with a white ing finished some stanzas before he went an elderly man was found in a garret. mantle thrown over His head. He to bed, rose in the night, went to his He hail perished of cold and slow starva­ thought that when persons came to look table, and finished them so much to his tion, with 500,000 rubles in gold in the at his painting they would imagine what satisfaction that he applauded his own room, hidden under a heap of rubbish, the face of Jesus ought to be better genius and taste; in the morning he re­ which also concealed a greater sum in than he could represent it bv pointing. membered nothing of the matter. securities. For many years he had not And I feel very much as that painter JDr. Carpenter mentions the instance been known to have a fire in his miser­ did, when I coine to speak about the of a mail who wrote accurately -in ‘his able lodgings or a candle at night person and presence of Jesus in heaven. deep, placing his words at good dis­ When the Czar, at the suggestion of All who love Jesus here on earth agree tances apart, dotting every i and cross­ the Cznrowitch, intrustel Gen. Loris in saying thnt from what they know of ing every t ' Melikoff with th® semi-dictatorial office Him now He is “ the Chief among ten A young eolleginn got out of bed he now holds at St. Petersburg, he is rethousand, and altogether lovely. ” Then asleep, lit a candle, Hat down to a tabic, Siorted to hove said to the latter, “ My how will He ap]x>ar when our eyes,come took pen'and paper, wrote out some geo­ lear General, I am very sorry to be to “see the Kinfc in His beauty," in metrical and algebraic problems, ex­ obliged to offer you, iu all probability, heaven ?”—Richard Nowion, D. I). tinguished the light and went to lied as u target for the Nihilists. But as it is again—his eyes closed all the time. । my duty to appoint to office the wortliiA learned professor . .set his .pupils . . to 1 est men, I cannot ixMsibly spare you. work on calculatic- i Let us hope tluit the assassins will con- -a very —J intricate calculation, Before the outbreak of our cruel war One -of them “t L with ’.._2 his ..?2_ LL_______ went to.72Ind mind [ tiune to aim at me alone.” I was accustomed for several years to full of the subject, and in the morning AT THE DOOR. spend the month of August at Saratoga, was not a little surprised to find his “ Who la It kuocka thia ilornij ninlit ? and to meet there many friends from tlie table covered with sheets of pajier on I | planting States of the South. which the calculation was fully and sat- 1 On one occasion, I was introduced to isfactorily developed. The writing was I But never again la all hla life a new-comer, a wealthy planter, dbout in his own hand ; he had risen in the ’ Will the good man ice tier more. For b" who knocked that utgbt wa- Death ; 50 years of age, of whom lhad hiiard ---- -jit' night and done it while asleep. said by a clergyman, “He is a g.__2 character.” j A Consideration of Suicide. His oildress and manners suggest- ’ Nicholas Ridley and Hugh Latimer «l the cultured Christian gentle-! stood at the stake to be burned for her­ man, who had inherited a good deal j csv. Fastened to the body of each Wus Paper Window-Shiitters. from his parentage. Hence, the whis-1 a I mg of powder, placed there friends , _ bv , ------William Hipkius, of Belair, Ohio, has pered remark of a lady, a near relative, I with the intention of bringing suf- . bringing the the sufn oUj tt |xdent for window-shutters was ‘to me "a greatL surprise: “He 1_ has . : “ feruigs victim ton „ —o- of- the ■— uia sp speedy tormina- ,n paatelKiard is substituted for lived a worldly life, and, as a religious tion. Latimer died first. The tlamre, wood. The slats and panels can be man, is only 2 years old.” nsiog rapidly, touched the powder, and | covered with colored or stamped paper ‘‘You amaze me," I replied; “tell me the torture for him was at an rad. Rid- , „ U1 imjute any desired kind or iiatmore of him. Was he led to a religious ley was not so fortunate. 'Die woou i tem of wood. The inventor claims as life under the ministry of your brother?” prepared for his execution being gni-n । *aVM1Uffea for such shutters that they ‘‘Oh, no,” she answered, laughing nt and tightly packed, the fir® smoldered, j lire lighte r arid cheaper tlian wood, tliat my mistake; “ no . great sermon could ■ad he was lung in agony, crying out tl.^v <t.» n«»t warn «n1it that do not warp .*■ or split, tliat tlw.v they r«n can touch him! He could argue down any that he could not burn; until, one of the they bo easily fitted to new positions, that educated preacher, to his own satisfac­ spectators having loosened the faggots they are susceptible to a great variety of tion, at any rate. All the eloquence and ailmitted air, tlie flames swept up to patterns, and th tit they will contribute that ever moved him whs in the prayer the powder and brought deetli. ’ to an improvement in tne appearance of of a slave, overheard at night” It is certain that the use -of powder cheap dwellings. Reading in my eyes my entreaty for was not included in tin- Hentonce of Apples. the facts of the case, my informant pro­ death. It was permitted, not author­ ceeded: ized. Death being sure, the persecutors It ia stated that by a careful analysis • “A companion of Mr. Allen’s school were magnanimous enough, at the lost, it Ims been found that apples contain a days, from New England, was his guest to allow it to come quickly. As tlie larger amount of phosphorus, or brain at the plantation-home. One evening, Athenian tribunal granted the privilege food, than any other fruit or vegetable, st the tea-table, the talk turned upon of hemlock to Socrates; as the English and ho on this account they are very im­ executioners failed to carryout, literally, portant to sedentary men who work with the horrible sentence of hanging, draw­ their brain rather than muscles. They one at the religious gatherings on the ing, and quartering; ho the Marian offi­ alsc contain the acids which are needed cials did not insist on the extreme rigor every day, especially for sedentary men, plantation. ■ I can gratify you to-night, ’ said the of the sentence. But was this liastening the action of whose liver is sluggish,; to planter; and then within an hour the of death, in a way unauthorized by low, eliminate effete matters, which? if re­ either murder on the part of the friends tained in the system, produce inaction of Ridley and Latimer, or suicide on of the brain, and indeed of the whole their own part? > Under the old, sftrn common law, lit­ aong fell upon their ears at a dist­ ance. As they reached the rear of erally construed, the martyrs who used the cabin it ceased, and they listened to and the friends who furnished the pow­ The Balloting of the Cincinnati Con­ the prayer of the leader. Mrs. Stowe’s der were guilty, tlie fornit'r of suicide vention in 1870. ‘ Uncle Tom ’ could never have improved and the latter of murder.—Popular upon that prayer, se unstudied and apt. Science Monthly._______ ‘‘After tlianking God for His loving Itallaa Treatment oT KMnrto.. care the old servant gave special thanks fur the gift of so good a master. Then is reported by Dr. Lamberti, in the came u sudden turn and change of tone, Rcvitrta Ctiniea di IMotpm, as having O.W1M ------thus: ......... been cured by him in h single dav by “ ‘ But Dow, O Lord, why bless us, means of carl>olie acid. He painted p«or people, so much with the riches of carefully the vesicles with the liquid grace, and fill our hearts .so chock-full aciil, using a camel-hair brush, and all the tune, singing day and night; and then covered the whole part with a not give maste r a double portion to make i____ ..t_ «.*_ t. . . him nappy, like bld King David, when burning pain at find for two hours, after An international exhibition of jewelry he wing his new tntw, and wanted all which, ease was obtained, and the pa- j will be held at droning, Holland, in the the people to sing along with him ? O beat, having rwunved a dose of chloral latter jmrt uf July, 1880. Tho most inhyarate. fell sslectp aud awoke the next; teresting feature of the display will prol> That prayer w day feehug quite well. On tlie removal ablv lie a eolketion of took employed ir re could hare ol the rfur thrre a»y» the radcle. Ui.’huu>uIm*iut o« ™ wltrhe. alt dn«I cp eniata m11»tu># to during the laat thn- eantaraa. Th. He telk«d thaoouoo, and th. .pot. that n-mafawd im» awanlad wffl oonairi <d gold, rilwatted lifef Spring Croot ORNOSTRONG AND TEEMING WITH CUSTOMERS OFFICE IN TRUMAN’S BRICK, K=OOND STORY. inoa. Hracz. ............ imoa. •15 X00 15 • me limo. « M0 TJD •>u? I3.no riM >8.00 KM dfldx: 80.00 IIM dbJW Rulin'* CarSno five limn or lean, |»a year, Local NatloM, 10 cents a Hoe flrot InaertloO. ■ centa p«r Um foi meh at The Newnkaaatboroogh, tons fida circulation *f marly 1 flOO Copic », eyary taaua, and oooiequietly ia a lalnabH ado rtlang medium. HAPPY IN BARGA Our stocks for the Spring of 1880 consists, as usual, of best selections from the largest wholesale houses in h York, Detroit and Chicago, which may be enumera under the heads of Clothing;, Hate, Caps, Boots, Shoes, gaslirillc Jirertorg. VILLA GE ‘OFFICER S Preaident-William Killen. Recorder-ll J. Feigner. Tmuurrr—UrrU-rt M. Loa. Aa-eaaor—John £. BarryVillage Attorney- Waller 8. Power*. Maralal— •. r. BoLm-. Traaurn—W. M. Yonnr. L. J. Wh"Her. H. A. Barber. T C. Downing. A. W. Olds. U. Boe. \ 1 ErHoDIUT EI'LmOPAL CHURCH—A. D. Nrwt¥x TOW, Paator. K-nlrea every Sibbaxh at !U<4 a. tn. and 7 p. tn. Sabbath achoul at 11 m. iTayar moeting every Tburaday evening. ■MASHVILLE LODGE.No. 155 F. A A. M. Regu11 lar eommunfeatloo on eaeb Wednesday eve. al 1 o'clock aliarp. on or before the full of tho moon. Tranaiint brotben an cordially invited. ROBERT McCAHTN Y, W. M. JOHN L. SMITH. SacreUry. girtrtort). W H. YOUNG, \< D. Office Eaa: aide of Main Slraet, NaabrUla i»l" diffice boon from 7 to w a. tn. and4 k>1 p. m U A. BARBER, Vf D. Homeopathic Phyalelan and Butgeoa i’l • Office, near rcaklenea, on corner of Waablug ton and Stale btraeU, Naabvlila, Mich. CHAS. H. BRADY. A TTORNEY at Law nnd Solicitor In Chancery A Beal Eatate and Iniuraoca Agent. CollacUng and Conveyancing aapeclalty. Bounty and P«n•lon Ctalma promptly atieixlod to. and ail other builneaa entruatad to my can. Office oppoalta Unon Hume, NaabvUle. Mich. LEWIS DURKER T AWYER Notary Public, Real Eatate and Inaur aace Agent CollacUona promptly made, and Conveyancing prop-rly ezecutod Office In D. C Griffith's Store. • Ladies and Gents’ fui-nitaliiiifg Goods, THE CELEBRATED DAVIS AND SINGER SEWING MACHINES I They cannot fail to please the Ladies. E3T OUR SYSTEM OF HANDLING ONLY Hon­ est Goodw and selling on the basis of Three Feet to the j-iird and Sixteen Ounces to the pound, enables us to hold all our old custom­ ers and gain new ones every week. A visit to the PIONEER STORE will convince the incredulous of this fact. We aim to please patrons both in quality and price of goods offered them. Although most goods have advanced from 15 to 25 per cent we are selling many of them at the old prices. Try us aud see. N. B.—Will continue to pay the highest market price in exchange for all farm products. «■' L. J. WHEELER, EM OR Y FARAD Y. YUBTICE OF THE PEACE. Conveyancing caretJ fully and pornptly attendod to. Offitx eaat •Ide Main Strict, Naabvilli Mich. WM. D. Office • Prop’r Pioneer Store, Nashville, Mich. PARMENTER, over Hull'a Drug store. Ver lYLi mousviUe, Mich. ?yow is the time W. H GRISWOLD. If D. Homoeopathic Phyzicdan and Surgeon. Illi Office over D. C. Griffitb'a atore. Rcaldinci corner 1’ntlllpa and Durkee atreeta. Prompt atten­ tion given to calla day or night. A. M. FLINT, A TTORNEY at !<aw and Solicitor In Chancery 11 will practice In all the Courta of thia state, collection! promptly made. Office over D. C. Griffith'*Store, Naahvilla, Jdlch. To Take Advantage of the GREAT SPRIIG BOOK It Can Be Found at £ RARADl, D. C. GRIFFITH’S A JANUFACl UBERof BooU«ndShoc». M.ktn< LU. and rapalnni DMlly done, aUo •tricl mud11 od to flU all orders promptly, and at tha Jowmi llYtDE priooa- Shop east aide o< Main Street. —ttete-asety;-------- Where he is constantly opening EA YMAN. Gooda and Bagp^e carried to any the vlUa«e. Btoui horaca, good dray handa. \___ _______ _ In Dandplace willing CHARLES SCHEIDT, ■•tin .HlUffllnutflus Card*. yyOECOTT HOUSE, Nauhvilles Michigan. C. C. WoLQftTT, Proprietor. Thia !■ a n-w Hotel, cv ntrally located. weUk.pt, P J. Pl'HCIIIM, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, Boots, Shoes, Notions, Etc. Vf It is economy to trade with me, for I will not allow any merchant to undersell me, .who sella for CASH. Bohh Barber. JJJELLE YOU HAVE THEM. When we say this, we mean that you have JJotury IhxbHr. Bargains in Spring Soods. 4^ UZBUVSEB, READY MADE CLOTHING, We are opening the largest and most complete stock of SSloh, 'J'HAT HW11JD OF BIBB I Q«U his SHAVING and HA IB CUTTING A. L. RASKY'S, SPRING GOODS, that we have ever had the pleasure to present before the people of Nashville and vicinity, as a call at our store will fully prove. . DRESS GOODS and PRINTS, p#A. BUSH, "THE BOSS’* BOOT AMD SHOE MAKER, !U»HV1(.LE, . MICH. yy ILL1AM JONES, It must also be remembered that we also carry an iummt stock of BOOTS, SHOES, AND ALL KINDS S FOOT COVERING, HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC. DENTISTS �ASSIGNEE’S ■ APRIL Wk 1880. KUROPEAM LETTER. . work will prevent it This winter the husband chopped cord wood and tlie wife took it to market. They have c ly been married two years and ha bought and paid for a home. Paris, France, March 34, 1800. Parisian. are now enjoying the lux­ ury of cheap telegraphic rates to the United States. Since Sunday, dis­ patches coat 80 centimes or twelve 75 cent* a word as formerly. The cause of thia considerable decrease in price is the opening of the now "P Q” French Atlantic cable, the charges over which were announced to be 00 centima a word. As soon as the Anglo-American C >mpany found that its rival was pre pared to transmit messages at that low pske, it immediately reduced its scale ofrluu-ges, so that messages may now be sent by *itber line at the uniform rate of 60 centims a word. It is not probable that this luxury of cheap tel­ egraphy will be of long duration, as already, the French company is re­ ported to make arrangements with its English rival to establish the old tar­ iff of 8 fr. 75 eta. per word, and sooner or later it is thought the two com paniee must amalgamate, and prices put bac'. go their previous high rate. One ot the reasons likely to bring this fu­ sion about is that one of the cables of the Anglo-American Company is known by experts to be in an extreme­ ly precarious condition from end to end. The full average life of an A.tlantic cable is taken at eightyears, and this caUo has lasted over eleven years. Should a breakage take place theentire length will probably be abandoned ds worthless, «nd in such case the French line will not have l*e«n laid altogether in vain. The amalgamation of the companies will of course, and with some show.of justice, then be describ­ ed as a matter of necessity, and the public mulcted in the costs by a return to perhpps even higher rates than those now prevalent Wo are at present in a caldron of boiling water, aud we may be on the eve of die gravest e* Ants of our age. Perhaps not, for there ia now-a-days a certain lassitude in all European com muniries which preserves them from violence. When the powder is due there is no match, and when the match Is lighted the powder ia wet. But still no one ct»n deny the dangers of the sit­ nation. Politically it may be asserted that the French nation is eight-tenths, at least. Republican. It has been stead­ ily coming to this for ninety yearn, and has never been turned to save by the . trickeries of military glory. The two remaining truths are of four or five different shades of feeling, and there­ fore do not count. But morally a fair half of France may be regarded as cler­ ical, whilst the other half is composed of men and women who, one and all reject clericalism and have a positive horror of Jesuits. There can be nq greater mistake than to regard France ns an atheistical or irreligious country. There are far fewer pure materialists in France than in Germany or England. French people are passing through a period of scepticism and doubt, and nave been so for the past ten or fifteen years. They doubt Darwin as much as they do the Gospel,and they are even more eager to search than they arc rea­ dy to disbelieve. Hero has l>een the genuine mistake of the Ultrnmontaines; liecause they said faith was want­ ing, they have tried to supply its place by a gross pantomine work of miracles. The greatest wonder of our time has been the Spectacle of a so-called intell­ igent community relapsing into practi­ ces hardly admirable even in the dark­ est middle ages. Ixjuim. ■ICHlllIjr NBWS. ' D«» Expr«w.....p. Alkalic Ex.—lfcSSt. THE LEAF-TKAR LAT. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. KA8TW STATIONS. There is but a few days left in which to Vermontville Charlotte .... SECI HE BARGAINS He hu * very deckled crook DRESS GOODS, FLANIELS, WHITE GOODS FANCY GOODS MUST BE. CLOSED OUT Goods at CLEMENT SMITH, Assignee r£HE NASH MLLE LEVATOR, Nashville Harketa. 1.12 Remodeled, Enlarged • Improved 75 2-50 IN 1879, So an to Enabe Any number of farmers to Unload Wheat and Grain Ex­ peditiously ul Accuratly. offlcUllnx- Probate Order. n Montier, inc istb tley ol Mercn. in Ihoueard eight hundred and eighty. >«nt Smith, Judge of Probate. the petition, duly verified. AINSWORTH & BROOKS desire to announce that having erected one of tlie largest and most convenienl elevator buildinn in central Michigan, they are prepared Co receive and PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PR1CI For any quantity of That may be brought them. They aluc keep for sale at the lowest prices Seeds, Flour. Feed, Lime, Salt, Plaster, Stucco, Hair and Shingles. Money Sarei tj Dealing wits them. Probate Order AIN8WSW0RTH A BROOKS. rpHE OLD ESTABLISHED Pronounced by all to be the most pleasant anti efficacious remedy note.in use for the cure of caught, colds, h.tarst' new, croup, tickling sensation in the throat, whooping cough, etc. Over a million bottla sold within the last few years. It gives relief where ever used, and the power to impart benefit that cannot be had from the cough mixtures now in use. Sold by all druggists at 25 cents per bottle. Wellers’ Liver Pills are also high­ ly recommended for curing liver com­ plaint, constipation, sick headache, fe­ ver and ague, and all diseases of the stomach and liver. Sold by all drug gist at 25 cents per box. ¥OW IS THE TIME. FOR GOOD TEAS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR SIRLOIN STEAKS. Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR BARGAINS IN SUGARS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. Are on Hand with a FOR HAM STEAK, A NEW LINE OF Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR NICE, JUICY ROASTS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Of Every Description. Go to C. W. Smith's. FOR THE BEST PORK SAUSAGE, Which will Defy Competition in every Go to C. W. Smith’*. Respect. Remember that all our FOR HANGING LAMPS, Go to C. W. Smith’*. Goods, which we Manufacture, FOR FRESH COVE OYSTERS, are Warranted in Every Go to C. W. Smith’s. Respect. FOR LAMPS OF ALL KINDS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. We are also prepared to furnish any­ FOR BOLOGNAS THAT ARE BOSS, thing in the . Go to C. W. Smith's. FOR BARGAINS IN CROCKERY, IXDERTAKING LINE, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR OHIO HICKORY NUTS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR FRESH AND SALT FISH, COFF1XM, CASKETS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. ROBES. SHROUDS Ac. FOR YOUR CHOICE FOR 5c, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR PRESENTS WITH TEA, Of any one in the country. Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR the WORTH of YOUR MONEY, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR WHITE CLOVER HONEY, Go to C. W. Smith’s. for funeral occasions furnished free of FOR EVERYTHING CHEAP, charge. Go to C. W. Smith’s. For he will be glad to see yon. •AND RELIABLE FURNITURE FIRM OF J. LENTZ A SONS FURNITURE A GOOD HEARSE J. LENTZ &8ONS. NEW STORE! Couaty of Barry HOSTETTEU^ KAllvay*. H. B. LKDTARD. E. C. BXOWlf, 50 1 earn before the Public. On a Dollar. The stock «r bo................................. .. Charlottv VmnoutvUla Naah villa----Haallngi-----M'JdlevIll,,. Ilnmmond.... SELLERS COUGH SYRUP! Which we shall oiler at This Month. WKSTWARD. STATIONS. DMrolt^ We shall make a SPECALTY of “CoonsklD.” A passenger train which left Lansing coming east last Monday had among the passengers a plain-faced, sensiblelooking girl about twenty years of age, and a thin-wsisted, sickly-looktng young mana year or two older. No one would have mistrusted that they were eloping had not the young man asked the conductor if there was a clergyman on the train. There was nona, and the young man explained to the passengers around him tliat he was ia bad fix. He had come down from Bath Township in a buggy, and he was quite sure that the girl’s father would take the other road down to Chicago Junction, and there board the Lansing train and raise a row. He was not much on a row, but yet he loved the girl, and they were bound to many. If the old man came alone he thought lie could bluff him off, but if his two big sous came along the scale would be turned. He therefore wanted to know of a man wearing a red woolen shirt and coonskiu cup if he would stand by him. "You bet I will was the hearty re sponre. “I got my old gal by running away with her, and I’ll see you through this if I never do any more good! You wouldn’t ba worth a cent in a free fight, and now you go into the bag­ gage car and let me ran this affair alone. I -want to be seated besidj the gnl when the old man comes in.” When the whistle blew for the Jun­ ction, Coonskin changed places, and as the cars halted he put his arm around Mary and took one of her hands in his. The old man and his two sons were on hand, and they piled into the car pell mell. “Hero she is I” called the father, as he caught sight of the girl, and the three made a rush. “Run away with my----- !” began tlie old man, but when he saw tlie stranger beside her he checked himself. “Want anything of us I” asked Coon­ skin, as he looked up. “Who are you, sirT” "I’m going to buyout son-in-law in less than an hour—eh ! darling ?” He gave Mary a squeeze and Mary looked happy. "Come along, Mary—come right home with mo!” ordered the father. "Let’s mash the villain !” added one of the sons. "Put a head on him—let me get at him !”shouted the other. The father seizted Mary and tho sons seized Coouskin. Then a red shirt tow­ Tom Cottrell, convicted at Niles of ered aloft a pair of big fiats began work­ awn nitwith intent to murder, goes to ing with a “pop !” "pop!” and ns fast as Jackson for 14 years. the trio got up they made for the door. Jut True, a young man of Kalama­ Ceonskin followed, anus and feet zoo, was found dead in his room Satur­ working like a trip-hammer, and when day, with a pistol in his hand. Suicide. tlie train moved off the father sat or a Dr. A. B. Spinney of Detroit, while box with a big woolen mitten held to presiding over the spiritualist conven­ liis noee» one of the sons was pulling tion at Battle Creek last week was at­ lose teeth from bis jaw, and the other boy was groping his way to a snow­ tacked with insanity. Edward Dalton, a man employed by bank. “Now, then,” said Coopakin, as the tlie Porter Coal company, at Jackson, exultant lover returned, "resume yer ww» terribly crushed by tho fall of a seat, take her little hand in yours, and mass of rock Monday, don’t calkerlate you owe me any­ Fritz Phlager. a German oulv five thing.” weeks In this country, was killed by "Say. Toni.” said tlie girl, "I’m go­ jumping from the tram at the Jnck<on ing to kiss him for tliat!” junction, and striking on the pit of his "All right, sis.” stomach. "Wall, Just as you feel.” said Coon­ Albert Dobb, a Hollander, was killed skin, as he returned the smock, "but I Saturday night at Ryerson. Hills. &. want it distinctly understood around Co.’s mill, at MnsEegon. While pick­ these parts, that when I see true love ing up edgings under the trimming saw on its way from Lensing to Howell to the frame broke, letting the saw down get spliced I kin lick all the pursuing and entirely severing tlie head of the. dads in the State of Michigan!”—De­ troit Free Press. unfortunate man from bis body. Mrs. John Vandergyp of Detroit was burned to death while attempting to extinguish a fire in her kitchen, supp«Nwd to have been caused by her two little children lighting some straw in one r ornurof the room. Her hair and clothing were burned off before any one <woe to her rescue, A log train boand west left East Sag- NEW GOODS! p T- BOISE, DKUGG1ST, (Successor to Boise Bros.) YOU CAN FIND AT MY STORE GO TO THE NEW STORE OF On reading and filing the potion, duly verified. Paint*, Oita, Varutahea, WILSOvN & HOWE (Opposite the Wolcott House.) _ -FOR----- GROCERIES CfftMHte to go to the engine. In pamting over the coni he fell between two of them and was run over and killed. Gertrude Wilcox, of Adrian. Aged 85 year*, committed suicide rn April 1st. Boon after breakfast she went into the woodshed, locked the door, threw a l*ed eord over a joint, atepped upon a ladder and tied the eord firmly around neck, and then jumped ofl‘. She .had when found, and the coron fury returned a verdict of suicide, dreemwd had been in ill health for e time and mental deprewion i» pMetl to l>e the canse. , of Traverse City, MlddlwriUe Crockery, Glassware, Fitters BOOTS AND SHOES. Notions, Etc, Surgical Instruments And all the leading Remedies in Patent & Propriatory Medicines, School Books, A LARGE LINK OF Bibles, Autograph >nd Photograph Album* A COMFUCTK LIKE OF STATIONERY, Wall Paper and Bordering, [TRIMMED FREE] AS FINE A LINE OF IK YOU WANT Klthfe. Io .U p^.i. I. nu.t ruoyr. Fresh Goods and Lew Prices. HTWill pay the highest market price in cadi foruusaltt d butter Farm- ’ era bring in your butter' and save the salt. E-Rxxsx. ! WILSON A HOWE. As there ia in town, and all war­ ranted to be. as repnueuted or money refunded. CALL AND SEE ME F. T. BOISK. �sssSHfeAt IkJHMMMM SAVHVII.I.K, HATVBBAY. - - - APRIL 18, l«0. VICISI^Y LOCALS. Helion Mill. wm borne Sunday. Clarence Brigg* hss-gone to Califor- the6thinst. wood* Thursday. He took hi* team rsaidenee of Mr*. Clement Smith next Weduesd*y • afternoon. Tea will be G. A. TRUMA Tbc water, in Tbornapple Lake Geo. M. Dewey, talked temperance? running north at the bead of the lake to the Quimby people, Wednesday eve­ is from < inches to 8 feet under water. Everything is lovely and the goose ning. and to ths people af Carlton on The honest Democrats did not like hang* high. Thursday evening and ia to speak at the way the caucus wp conducted last Geo Spaulding ha* moved on C. H. Flint next Sunday. Saturday and they showed them on Russell's farm. A little runaway occured near the de­ Monday last by giving the Republicans Dr. Session was at tho Centre on bus- pot last Wednesday, by which Mr*. their vote, about 80 in number. The Demoerate.over this way think Underhill of thia city and Mrs. Stanley Elder McPhail is bolding protracted of Prairieville were th town from a bag­ that if tlie plotted will hold their can meetings at Section Hili. gy and teiribly scared but slightly cures at the hour of 9 o'clock in the Mrs. P. Abby keeps the Indian Blood hurt. evening, so as to give the conn try Dem­ Syrup, it cures every one. A considerably excitment has been ocrats a chance to attend, that Mr. G. W. Tompkins and wife were at manifested in the following incidents Durkee’s majority would be 888 Charlotte on a visit last week. will show. On Tuesday in a suit be­ At town meeting a couple of young Lewis Silvester was married to the fore Com. Cad walder for the possesion men in thia part of the town would fix widow Vanocker on Tuesday. of a house and lot belonging to Chas. the ticket of the voters to vote for The town board paid >90 for sheep Bauer James Clark appeared for the their preferred candidates, but said killed by dogs in Assyria during tlie defendent aud asked for an adjourn­ voters on their way to the ballot box past year. ment, which was not gn*nted. Clark in would put said tickets in their pockets There will be a five cent social held some of bis remarks said something and vote for their own candidates.. at Elder McPhail’s oc Friday evening. which offended the Commissioner.* wo Peleg. Come out. fined him >10 and 6 days in jail, Wed­ BALTIMORE ITEMS. Assyria has been blessed with a fine nesday Clark was brought up before rain, helping the appearance of wheat Judge Hooker at Charlotte and dis­ Apd still they come. Last arival. a very much. ■ charged on a writ of Hobetu Oorptu. bov at Rhea Granger’s weighing 8i Ibe Charles McCormic’s three week’s old Mr.Sweexy appeared for Clark and the and you ought to see Rhea Smile. child died last Tuesday. Funeral ser­ prosecutingAtty. for defendeut. z'"No41eighing the past winter and saw vices by Elder McPhail. In our city election there were two- mill men look sad. They would not buy . Town meeting went off lovely, the tickets in the field, the.Greenback and a 2 cent whistle unless, it was wanted Republicans elected full ticket except Republican. The greenback element to drive away the blues. Highway Commissioner. carried the whole election except Jno. William A. Hicks of Battle Creek Brother Colman is to preach at tlie Creasy for Supervisor in the 1st and 4th con templates putting two run of stone M. P. church at the Centre on Bunday wards aud Chas,.Bauer for membei of In C, W. CrothePs mill, one flour and next at une halt past two. Board of Educat’n in the 1st ward. W e one for feed, new, and William is the C. II. Russell has returned from Jack­ annex the result with the respective boss miller. son where he has been on business. He majorities: Mayor, R. B. Wightman 78; C. H. Reynolds new barn nearly Recorder, J. M. Beumer 118. Treasur­ brought back a fine carriage. completed. Warren L. Warner has There was a donation for tlie benefit er, Jno, A. Fuller 101; Justice, J. 8. al) the material for a bam on the of Elder McPhail, held at Barryville Geer 87; Marshal, D. Haskins 58; ground and will soon commence its er­ last week. 24 dollars was raised. School Inspector, W. W. Kelley 23. ection. Anson Boyce builds both. Mr. Churchill, wife and daughter, of Supervisor, 1st and 4th wards J. 'J. The weather is fine, and business Kalamo, were at their daughters. Mrs. Cressy 1; Supervisor 2nd and 3rd wards booming, for the agents come along Wm. Seiger’s, on a visit last week. G. W. Abbey 81; Aiderman 1st ward, every 15 minutes fruit trees, new book, There was a young man at the Cen­ W. Wood 30: 2nd ward, C. Hartkey 30; papers, magazines, chromo*, needles, tre on the first day of of April, by the 8rd ward, Chas. Weissert 45: 4th ward. ' name of Slick, but he"was so drunk he Geo. Preston 88; Constables, 1st ward grocery waggons, pack peddlers, in fact all tlie nuisances you can imagine, could not fool anyone. L. C. Beadle 10; 2nd ward E, Pierce. £7; invest this locality. The quarterly meeting at the M. E. 3d ward Thoa Tinkler 18; members of East Baltimore Reform Club have an Church went off finely. The President Board of Education, 1st ward Chaa. H. exhibition on Friday evening, April, was there and on Sunday evening five Bauer 6; 2nd ward Wm. R. Hitchcock 9th, for tlie benefit of the club. Admis­ 4: 3rd ward, Nathan Barlow 47: 4tli gave their hearts to God. sion lOcts., a grand time is anticipated Artemas Chapin’s team ran away the ward, Geo. $. Tuiniinson 57 ; The vote and by the waj, this is tho banner dub other day, jerking the whiffletrees from on the amendment stood 164 for, to 188 of the county, out side of the city and the buggy and hauling Chapin over the ugains^. villages. Meetings held every Friday dash-board and skninng his nose, but evening. Orno come down and talk to bellevueYtems. doing no other damage. us some night, please. The bag of flour that was found in K. D. Did. Reuben Hall has been arrested for the road near R. Hyde’s place was claimed by E. Moody, a good straight, mutilating a dog. Taking nil tlie facte D. S. Hobbs has leased his farm in honest farmer, having borrowed the into the case it is a dog-goned suit and Maple Grove to Will VanWagner. will probably not amount to much. bag of one of Briggs’ neighbors. A boy! a l>oy !! Hi at Charley SlelAt the township election in Bellevue, There is a you ng widower, that pat ger’s in Maple Grove. away bis wife, that wants to get Monday, there were three tickets in the field — Greenback and Democrat, Our next issue will contain an ac­ married again, but bis gal told him that lie need not cdme to see her again the same men but under different count of the Barney mill war, which heading-, and the Republican. The will undouptedly be interesting to the til he got a divorce from his wife. At the Republican caucus riiere was follow-tig is the result, with the lucky readers of the Johnstown and Balti­ six delegates chosen to go to Hastings, candidates’ majorities: Supervisor, more history. April 29th, to the county convention. John A. Spattiding, IL.20; Clerk. D. D. EATOS COUNTY ITEMS. The caucus was very poorly attended. Gardiner, G. B. D., 40; Treasurer, M>. A vote was taken fur President for Nelson, G. B. D.. 78; Justice of the Dame Rumor Faith that Lou. Taylor Peace, F. E. Andrews, G. B. R-. 96; the editor of tlie Charlotte Republican, which Blaine received 23 votes, Grart Superintendent of Schools, F. A. Ford, will soon succumb tocupid’s darts. • fl, Sherman 3, and the Chicago nominee R., 46; School Inspector. J. C. Deuel, Silas Anson, of Bellevue, who three L G. B. R., 30; Commissioner of High­ times voted for "Old Hickory” for pres­ There was a trustee meeting at the ident. celebrated his 80t’i birthday. M*. P. church, Saturday, for tlie pur- ways, S. J. Hunsiker, G. B. D.. 19; March 30, bv going to his shop and Drain Commissioner, Geo. Hire, R-, 15; making six barrels in 63 minutes. So pone of electing trustees. G. VV. Tom­ The Constables elected were Chns. says the Bellevue Gazette. kins and J. Hartom were elected to fill Spaulding, G. B. D.. M. S. Anson. G. B. Arburt Hill has lieen arrested, at vacancy, F. Tnsker and C. C. Gage for Eaton Rapids, charged with entering full term, after which a trustee meet­ I)., Chaa. T. Fonda, G. B. D„ E. J. the house of Wm. Miller, a farmer liv­ Holland, R., vote for restraining cattle ing two miles east of Eaton Rapids and ing was held and it was found that the church indebtedness was >40.00, money from running at large, fl majority. Vote stealing about >00. Over >40 was for raising 810.000 to pay on R. R. aid fomid on bis person. He pleaded guilty on hand >10, notes on hand >90. bonds. 283 maj. Vote in faver of in­ at his exaiuinvtion and was bound over John Abby came very near getting for trial. In default of >1,000 bail he crease of Uorernors aalery. went to jail. killed Sunday. The bain door was Jacob Randolph and wife of this standing-wide open and there came a place have had a little trouble in their LOCAL MATTERS. gust of wind blowing the door against him, knocking him down and' catching domestic affairs. It seems Jacob thought IV If you want Organs at prices his wife too familiar with a member of that will astonish you, call on, or ad­ bis feet in the door. John said his 'the male population of this village and dress J. J. Potter, Nashville Mich. neck was brok but it so happened politely kicked her oat of doors and that he was only badly shocked and Look! Look!! then had-her arrested on a charge of was able to be around on Monday. Languedoc Laces, Bead Ornaments, adultery, and taken to tlie Smoke Cashmere and Assorted Tips, Silks, Brunean. house at Charlotte,where she languish­ Ribbons. Fishues, Corsets, and »n fact ed a few days, and then was bailed out. ever/ thing to lie found in a first class Mr.s Servern is very nick. millinery establishment, Wheat ^looking tine since the rain. Rumor has it that Jacob had dorkn about by Mrs. O. M. Yates. just received John Furuiiu has sold* his farm on forty names of people, hereabouts, an witnesses. It is even said some got nr Wilson it HqwesHI more Flow Sec. 21, for >3,800. tetter Flour than any house in Nash­ Wadsworth &. Atkins are putting in nervous over the matter for fear he and might have the audacity to band in ville. _____________________ good time tracing logs. ■louse Nosing. B. T. Kent commences the founda­ their names as witnesses or because Sprinket desires to anounce tion to the addition to liis store, thia they heard be had already done so. The toStephen the public, thnt he hint a complete case is adjourned qntil the 90th of May outfit of tools and rollers for moving and will probanly never come to trial. The Assyria elections passed off all buildings; and all business intrusted to pieaaant and satisfactory, two hundred Inlhe mean time Mrs. Randolph’s sister his care, will be attended to with safe­ ty and dispatch, aud at prices to suit and twenty-eight votes were polled. went before the Justice and made a the times. Residence, one door north The leading Democrat in town had complaint against Jacob for naughty of the Christian church,Nashville, Mich. conduct and the last seen of him he hud swallowed the National Greenback IV For the Best 50-ceut Chewing platform, as an inducement for the just heard of the fact and immediately Tobacco go to WilAon it Howe’z. nomination for Supervisor in the Na­ took a westerly coarse at a 24.-0 gait, IndertAldng. tional Caucus. The bait took but he and probably has not stopped yet. Having completed jn every particular Beatrum. could not draw all of his party with our Undertaking Department, we are him. now prepared to furnish at all times a WOObLAMI ITEMS. first class modern Hearse, cooling The Republicans electee^ the whole boards, door crape, bearers, ticket, save Commissioner of High­ Mr. Brown baa moved in his now badges, gloves, ami our services, ways, at the bead of the ticket, they harness shop. when required, in laying out and pre • w aid probably have elected him as be George Smith. 8. Haight and others, paring for bunal; preserving Itodies in was a ctunpetant man for the office ur went hunting on Monday last, and auy kind of weather witnout the bar­ barous use of ice-, etc. all of which with even for Governor of the State, for be killed 85 rabbits. our personal attendance at funerals said so, and we do Dot dispute it. Tho Woodland is to hare another doctor, will be furniKhed free of charge. aaajoritiesrun as follows. Supervisor, J. A. Baughman who will occupy the Kellogg, Demarat it Co. L.H. Bartram. 8; Clerk, Wm. Pratt, office belonging to Dr. Johnson. For Beat. 14; Treasurer, C. L. Briggs, 21; ComRev. James Roberta will preach at misaioDer of Highways, A. A. Ashley. the M. E. Church on Saturday night. I have completed my brick block and tG. B.)»; Justice of the Peace. Daniel Rev. Chick ou Sunday morning and a the Chicago parties, who were to have Daria, 10; School Superintendent, 8. children's meeting in the afternoon. occupied it, have not made tueir ap­ Pratt, 88; School Inspector. J. B. Mills, Tlie block is centrally loca­ Mr. Crites has taken his farm back pearance. 18; Drain CommuMtioner. A. D. Briggs. ted and I offer the same for rent at 18; Coastal-!**. Chriatlrr, Kelmer. reasonable rates. Call on or address Hnggrtt and Kent, 85 each ; the C«nX1 cr % fates yss iaFa’o Mich. ~ P. C. Y . Nashville, stitutional amendment was lo»t by 39 majority. The fiiat choice for Preai­ Apr. •>■?>> shop in full blast, you will do well to dent stood. Blaine. 14; Grant. 5; Sher­ ; Rosent iue were united in wedlock Apr-1 man. 8; Waabbain, 9; Scattering, I j 1st, at the groom’s Jioase by Rev. Bur- call on them t»efore purchasing anygeo*, on Saturday eve. The boys gave thing in the harneM line. Repairing I them a little musk. 8am. done in the beet lies! style. I HAVE JUST RECEIVED VARIETIES OF P,LPE!t H COMPRISING ALL THE NEW DESIGNS IN White Backs, Brown Backs, Micas and Gilt, WITH BORDERS TO MATCH. ALSO WINDOW LACES, HOLLANDS, WINDOW CURTAINS, FIXTURES & CORD, Table Oil Cloth in all Colors Anticipating a large demand for these goods I have bought larger lines than ever before, and knowing they would advance, bought early, therefore you can get better prices or styles than at any other store. I extend a cordial invitatien to every one to look over these goods and rest assured I will be glad to see you whether you buy or not. G. A. TRUMAN. Probate Order. 80 acre farm; 30 improved; good fences with 15 acres of wheat; new house, 3 miles from good market. Onethird down and liberal time at 7 per cent, at reasonable figures. For par­ ticulars write Geo.W. Johnson, Iflcf .Middleville Mich. [T IS A FACT Largest and Best Selected Stock It has become proverbial that those laboring under Bronchial affections, are more sanguine of cure, more buoy­ ant with hope than sufferers from other disuse. It is a wise provision of na­ ture in assisting to overthrow the com­ plaint which is slowly gradually under­ mining the system. E. A. Young’s Cough and Lung Syrup has gained a most favorable notoriety in tho treat­ ment of all diseases of the Lung*, and is now pyescribed by our most eminent Physicians. Trial size 35 bente. Sold by F. T. Boise. ;P tralamenc of Mid deccaMHl. prayinc that bla .ecount |1 Altai aa aneh. may be beard and allovod aud l»o dla- "A. abargad from bla aald taut. : Tlercupoo It La ordered, that __ _ ______ IN BARRY COUNT* flolab. ixoM not b. gnu led. And tt i« furtt^r ordered that «»ld petitioner Parlor Suita, Chamber Suita, ' WM'&kera, Bureaus. Extension Tables, «»• a newspaper pvinlcjunty of Baxry. three lo d»T at haarlna CLEMENT SMITH. llabed li Notice To all persons indebted either bv note or account, to the estate of A. M. Daugherta, I have left books’ and notes with E. L. Parrish with power to collect the same. Joseph Daugherty. Administrator. TTD IM TTTTD II -LV lb. A IV* A. I JLI Hi rY f M. [A true copy) ENTERPRISE GROCERY Camp Chairs, Ac. Common F'urnittxre Ofcwry description Our Undertaking Departmu’t Fann For Male. The subscriber offers for sale his Farm ot 120 acres, situated on section 17. in Prices that Can’t I Undersold. Castleton, said farm is in a good state of cultivation with good buildings, Thank In< our mm good orchard, good well of water at the New Fresh Coods ^nd Low mi. we (hall endeavor door. About 65 acres cleared and the balance well timbered. The farm is on Prices. the slate road, ti miles from Hastings and 6 from Nashville, it also has a new school bouse on one corner of the farm. For parti-ulani enquire at premises. Boise Ac Francis Castleton, Mich., Feb. 4th 1880. Kelloe^, Demaray A Co. 30-tf x Joshua Martin. Having bought for CASH a large, neat pABMEBS ATTKVTWV. fV Ot all the sewing machines that stock of have stood the test ana come out con­ queror, the Wilson stands ahead. It being adapted to all kinds of family sewing, both heaviest and lightest,. «t Now being in first-class runnj og or­ becomes nt once a general favorite with der, with a tho-oughly । the ladies. All who have tried tliis Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, machine speak Warmly in its favor and none have ever been returned for not being what represented. G. A. Tru­ Cheese ui Everything man lias a number of these machines in attendance, we guarantee satisfac­ which he will sell very cheap to close tion to all those wno may fnvor us them out.____________ with their patronage. Those laid b Cwlut i First Cba Grsrirj SUre I who prefer can have their tP"Wilson it Howe have just receiv­ ed a new stock of Boots, Shoes and Wish to inform all that by prompt at ­ Rubbers, to be sold very low. tention, accommodating ways, good without waiting. goods and low prices, hope to receive Bran ryilny your Dry Goods,Boots Shoes, and Feed a fair share of your patronage. Hats, Caps, proccries. Provisions, FOR SALE Crockery, Notions, etc,, of E. Reese, at the Mill at the lowest prices. ; who always sells at the lowest prices. Iliff beat Price paid for Prodace _ W‘ Pro*’ tar The "boss” stock of Gloves and COME AND SEE. Mittens just received at £JOOT AND SHOE SHOP Wilson it Howe’s. Yourt Truly, Teas, Coffees, Sugars, SCIPIO MILLS COMPETEHT MIlLER WHEAT EXCHANGED FOR FLOUR ______ BOISE A FRANCIS. Johnalon’a Sarmparilla, eur« Liter Complaint. Jotmtaon’a Saraaparilla, eotea Indication. Sobnaloa'a Saraaparilla ia uaed by everybody. Johoaton’. Sanafrtrilta cam Kick Headache. Jobnaton’M Baraaparilla cure* Ily.pepala. JMP0RTA5T NEWS. They nil doit. Go to the Old Reliable Market for, Fre-bh, Salt and Smoked Meats of all kinds. Henry Roe. Proprietor. New Goods. FINEST SEWED BOOT New Firm. W. G. AYLSWORTH 1UAN OF A. THOUSAND. >iiitim’i Coaae.—Whea death wm hourly C«itu‘ KcidentAny oiada * preptmUon lliU c«r»d . hla only child of Consultation. HU child] Iim lo win trade, if GOOD GOODB, ttlVCB and FAIR DEALING are any ol£ in twoaCy-foi>r boura. addraaa CEA D DOCK a CO MBlmil, 1'tDodmphU. Maniac Ute p«|Nr. ly I DRY GOODS, J^AMHY1U.E UYERY. J. OSMAN, Prop. SINGLE OR DOUBLE TURN-DOTS I GROCERIES, BOOTS & SHOES, CLOTHING, Etc., LOW BATES COMMERCIAL TRAVELOR8 Give Mie n Cail! FRANK baker. "pHE BARRYW1LLE MILLS. MILKER i NORTON. FLOUR, MEAL!FEED, MORGAN, BARRY CO., MICH. ATTENTION Hartac thsrowiMv । Produce Taken MADE A SPECIALTY J. OMAN. Repairing Done In the Seat Manner Possible! Sign, the Big Boot. Wm. A AYLSWORTH sumption am be porttlr. ly and permanently COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. W.«. AmWOBTB 300DW0BX FARMERS I �T^r 3InvS A cold is called m MJk.SH'VIX.XuK. SATURDAY, • • APRIL 10. 1880 WEEILT IEWS REVIEW. Mnsonchuaetts' Senate the drop wu about five feet a tcmUo rick wfth aiidxrtd Iim •uine portion of the air ixumuges. When it is confined to the mucouu membrane ' n of bs a mild 'it is attended iMudww are f< l t in ttam of the Liberal jwrty, » the news is reorived with the utmort delight. his rtatetnent prove* true, it ia evident tliat 7hina ha* determined to lu declare aecioro war on Iluasia. xiumua. .. .The Iririi Home-Bafiirii bjliira are arc quite quite Jubilant Jubilant ProductIon of Precious Metals. . 1 According to the circular of the Pacific pre-cut Chief Secretary Bunk of San Francisco, Cat, there was L>wther... ,Tta French produced of precious metals, in 1879, in the States and Territories went of the Missouri river, including British Columhaa been arreatod at 8L Peterabufc for bis, and thn* receipts in San Francisco complidtr in the Nihilut pW«.... by exprem from the' west coast of Mexi­ Mohammed Jan haa been killed, and the Afghan, co, tlie following amounts: aoldier* under him were routed... .A fire in a d reventeen oevenUsni ;pmona and village in Savoy killed --------------J 21,997,714 dnalroyi-d thirty-one dwelling* .‘The J cal— [ 5^“’, dwelling*.,. ... .The Jamil* 1,640,716 —------ , , - • the fog or cold air. WONDERFUL VITALITY. l"'”’ O“Juue 28. I879. IXV-MW-., D*™, X head “gravedo. If the disorder ahould j rolling-mill of the Philxextend mto the lungs, the patient u mud | gfeel Company was Ewt Carroll, La., wla the ninth victim, Ii.wn <i «< ,-zvlrl in bin nlimii ” nr mm i . 1 . . • . • . • tf *' . telegraph operator at that point failed to im­ • . ■-—■— ’■ fftxpca <>y an iron cramp weiguing anout about part to an BuxkRU worid tho culprit'* lart words. «re of fa »«l prominent .yTnptoni. j, wHicS w„^iro„ A BOILER explosion in Child's -ieaci O’Donovan Rossa and other Fenians torriblo toroe from the .halt of . rerol,forge, Buffalo, N. Y., killed two workmen and have called a convention of IrLduncn to meet in iittack of bronchitM. Tho mitominaUon t fl.-whroh Tb» damp wm in tho often ttnwUfrnmtmepmiot the mnetm. the letter “U.- mwle of roturo membrene to Mother. Beginning tor m o( U1,. „fcriot „gf„ ing <3,000.000, rending lOO.tlOO rifle* to Beland, and nixing the revolutionary flag;...The erweple in th. mm, it gredMl r creep. ,»rt of the rftrnp French-Canadian emigration into tlie United lore of (100,000. down into the windpipe mJ Immck f„„h™d, bnwkState* continues at a rate which a lamia the are to be ex}icllfxl from the French colonic*. ... 976,742 A band of horse-thieves hare made it Canadian atdhontie*. The immigrant* are *.rid Bometoa.-!t pmm. frnm tlie throat up hto lww, p^iy fotdng through the 2,091,300 Utah ................... 3.46X,879 San Domingo has another conspiracy, toward the t»r, ear. and produces urodnees deafness, deafness. skin ___ ___________ i to be coming at the rate of 1,000 per month... u cresernt-shaped fragment of the :: IMIMIS TotaL............. .FM4M01 or down the gullet to the stomach, caus­ A new transatlantic lino of *teamer» ha* been thia time to rvotore ex-Prarident GouzaIcn to ............................... frontal I Mine, measuring three inches in Mexico.... entablialicd. The ships of this lilic will jily t>o- power... .The JJbcral gain* in the English. ing qualmish and otiwr uneasy semui- extreme, length and seven-eighths of an The Liberal gain in Englund, up to j The gross yield for 1879, sIiAti aliove, ticNiB-and loss of appetite. tween New York aud the Mediterranean, Mop­ inch in width in the center or widest ping at Lisbon, Gibraltar, • nd Marre^kix - • • ■ tbc 7tb iurt., wax nixty-fivc. Tita will b<* about | ®KKre8ah3d, is, approximately, as fblMedically, tlie best treatment for a part, thus producing not only h com­ The Vice President of a manufacturing compa­ cold ia aconite, and the earlier it is given pound fracture of the skull, but cutting thc number of the Houu-lUikrx. In Cork, : ‘ ny at Wbeeline, W. Va., has defaulted to the amount of tSl.OOO.... Lart rear 247,315 am* of Fans' ll and Daly, Honw-Itulcrx, sure elected to [ Hllvcr'. 3A.6H,!US the better. A teaspoonful of the aconite through the longitudinal sinus ’or large ted 8tataa navy, died in Boston reountly. He wa. land were sold, in Manitoba and the Brdinh Parliament, defeating aT’otiwcrvative and a Lib- Ix-d.. mixture ahould be given every hour or blood-vessel of the interior of the top of 74 yeva old... .The machine ahop of the Bridge- northwertjterritorir". ml Mr. a«brro U.i th. Brolv- ; Th. ouUo^ tor 1880 doro not indiroto two houra, according to the severity of tlie head, permitting an extrusion and Rulera will nw their power to force conctsuuotm „ ,i.„„ t , iu~n Ottawa, Ciumda, is threatened by from tlie symptoms If there is not much j loos of a considerable portion of the brain tta Whig Goremment a- they n ELeaU’r P^uct than for 1879 chnrcb-lnimers. The Presbyterian a-id Catholic once did from the . Tory Minhtry The annnul products of lertd, silver, fever, n still smaller dose may lie taken. I substance. This form of fracture, known tta amount... .A Philadelphia ted, who wa* bit­ Bumarck resigned hi* CtatKellonhip of tlie I and gold in the States and Territories The patient had better go to bed and as ecrasement, or “smash,” consists not ten bv a rabid Hpitz dog eighteen months ago, Gennan empire lately, In consequence of a vdte i west of tlie Missouri river, from 1870 keep quiet; he should not take much only of a crushing of the bone itself, bat it Mxtoring from hydrophobia. . food, but may drink freely of water if also of a separating of the neighboring The Straits of Mackinac ore open. in the Bimdexrath. A corrwqxjndeiit at Berlin | to ^79 wcri, . > The New York Court of Appeals reports that the Bundearath |>a-icd the Rtamp ; ’ *34.7500001 ms.M9 96A.194 thirsty. This treatment may lie con- i BUture8 sutures. Beside the injury to the skull ^x^oou iJmv i ii i affirm* thc Judgment in tlie caw of Chartine Stcaunm which had jiawwxl through the straite tew, but,! with certain modification*. TImwc \ tinned for from six to twelve houra, or I tthkiA jien, have arrived in Detroit... .Export* from "ca­ were nu« agreeable to Prince Buanarck, and he | irti 37,177^95 taTt....: a kiosening of tlie teeth, ?iud Cox, the murderer of Mrs. Hull... .A colored lxt» rd |x>rt" lart week: Pork, 7,094 liarreln; m*nt hl^rtrtgnation to tlie Emperor, who re-i 1873. 39,2M,5M itnA 37,6*6,029 even longer. If the skin becomes moist such - injuries - of tho jaws that the patient cadet at Wort Point wax attack.<1 in the barrack*, 38,4M,488|1879ro 31,470,362 , . Uni. S.8K3.355 pound*; bacon, 17,IM,510 ftiaed to accept it uxing the word, “Never." t 1B7t. tlie other svmptoma usually quickly disby three maxked men, the other night,t, bound ponndii; flour, 72.SC5 banvla ; wheat, 1,573,431 Princt* Bismarck again aent in ita reaignation. : The California quicksilver product in ap]M*ar, ami a few more dotw* of the was unable to open his mouth for more tand and foot, and mutilated about the1 e<*r>5 >' 1 Muihel* ; corn, 3,130,089 bn*heU ; oata, 6.032 oaring thAvotq in tlie Buude-rath wax not the f 1879, was 73,879 flasks, ns follows ; than three weeks. medicine will effect a cure. Tliis treat ­ fa believed that thc outrage wa* perpetrated by rated by I Vu^e-la ; rve, 13,027 buahela ; Itariey, 2O.bu*heb<. -ole ground for ita action, but ttai'hix liealth TZooXa. Mr. Davis was carried to hia home, in ment is very simple, and is usually suc­ V~. 7----- r1 ., 1U’’? - -Ovaln in sight in the State* and Canada : waH -u.clL.he eonaWcrcd it ncccxHarv to withdraw New Almaden.......... . .gu,*trg i.n.i Ea*teni rjru 20,7(0 Great t’47O vicinity of the mill, and Dr. L G. rlvftute soldier and wheat. 24.227,000 huahel*; corn, 16,541,000 fprfn .. 15,540 California.. cessful. It is especially* useful lit the tho public life. Popular opinion Claudalupe.15,540Trtifcniia. 1,036 of Kensington, w, immediately at Lancaster, at the I bnabel* ; oate. 2,994,000 buaheb.; rye, 681,000 heam* to be that he will remain in office 1 Bull>^Y5 I^ink.....................- 9,242 Pope Valley liegiuning of a cold, and is, in fact, ap­ Young, .An English bark wltah -ailed from Mobile, ou ; “ plicable to the commencement of any summoned. On an examination of tho bushels ; barley, 2,228,000 bushel*. । wounds were pronounced neermr the 26th of February, hod to be abandoned in I iuddiiuttoE. 4*516'8(0x1 rim.. acute illness. It is, it will be seen, some- I rilv fatal.theyDr. , mid-ocean after the lox* of five of her crow. I 5gp*c.>n»oi D. Uni H ^ Agnew' o Professor »b«l different dim-roIitIromUK.tn-«IiUfnt nrioni.jI (lf-Sn , j^nn. A woman and child were burned to what from tlie treatment reconiA Washington dispatch savs thnt n I The «liip Shannon, from Baltimore, rescued the Altoona,— ro.-iid.-a when „toHkin K ol •eutd liron-i |^^4 -laJlrfinoon ^hrtion^ml death in a log cabin near Warsaw, Ind. Thu ror, "TO, oo.ro.ro. to ,.ro. or J. ’ | ^Thv eireulro th.t Uio bulhon cldlto. The ezptatotiuu a V..ry towpto; j p, y doors were found looked, and foul play U xu»Jewett of OI110, a* tho Democratic nominee q-xial instruction- to negotiate a commercial from the Comstock lode contains w,.„ ,„h , tb., Ule„ for Prcwdent ha* .prang up qmte recently. treaty between tiiat country and Franc., , 41 OQ-KX) per cent gold and 58 80-100 lb«ro uro two dHTen-bt w.r. uf omrwK id th,, roroe nwult, rod yon cro .ulopl no hope ot roritro the toro'. W«, tab Mr. Groesbeck, in answer to the inThe armod force which recently in- [ i>er cent silver. Of tlie so-culled base ? ou » •_ that while there was life there was some,, '..itw -tit uiai wnue mere was me lucre was somevitation of a conference of New York Demo I vaded lluaaten territory in Arts, wa* made up ■ bullion from Nevada 27 per cent, was II. pi,mm ana. bmuelf umvoiitobly to , „d „ „ A 1&-YEAR-OLD girl w under arrest at crate, aaya that he will willingly accept a nomina- | nf Tartare, and not of Chincre, as.... I gold,....and of tlie whole product of the reported .xp<M«l In cnia-pr<xlueing mm. he <ione wltoh the ruling, ot toimitoitv wul tion at the hand* of the party to which he bei Thcbaw, the King of Burnish, haa died of xmxll-^11- State, 27 50-100 per cent was gold. 8t<pouia, Ma, far bigamy.... According to offi­ m>y oto-n ™«M .toplroronl cuuohidll co „iT ’ ro gg Ml . Cto the long*, but he will nut engage in a canvas* to »e- । pox at Mandalay. cial figure*, the packing of the West during the | I Totals of mining statistics for u series by Owmc of MOT.U-. A. there third d.r^ter the Mother OOH1 -.v,, -w — ” ' I cure Mich----- Utah Itepublicatia have elected - . । . . .. | of veara are : ns yet vet no fever fewr to subdue, Kiilxlne. very verv small imitation ..u • was .... , is as put raUr mroo-rramNov. 1.1STS. to Mm* | Io & ChkMto CunrroUoii. held by Dr. Young and । Gold product of tho Pacific const since doses will suffice. After exposure to — ly0—Jfe-etofi- 6,960,451 lioKV Of Uli. Tlir MiHUHin Orvcntouju-r. *111 bold Ito-ir THE NATIONAL CONGRESS. Prut Agnew, but there were noqjew de­ 1848, $1,622,040,000. com, »«■»>■'» .l.ugburod MW.** 1 «• . SUU ConrobUon M.J 20. cold,ana and 1 before the appearance of any velopments in the case from which they Louin, 577,793; Cincinnati, 534,559; Indianapo,-— the Silver product of the States and Ter- ---symptoms, —an icw few uusen doses or of uie tlie name same mwuimuhMunicipal elections were held in many .I ^r°n behalf of a majority lia, 364,021; Milwaukee, 340,783, and Louisville, | - of any hope, and it was not late ritories west of the Missouri river since .I <une mnv ro.. serve to, ward tiff ro.. an ...roro-ro, attack. 1‘ could gather WkMS. tatag U» .inb r «-uon of uns-'u i Wul.ro dUo April S. Io todriro too round*•“*■11 .« r ro.ro.. roro expiratjon of nlx)ut flfth U» W«t HroiibUvwl 7.460.64S bop. or S30.1W . ... ’ „ .1„„|,.J I —““A “ “>• »«»■.. on U», c. a ‘ 1858, $446,625,000. “ - thing -have tout rootute ( week The Kn-al ui to n more than the number.returned for the] aeaaon ' „ «p<x-i»J rvpert and a bill cvucrn:lng poilUa «*- I Combined gold and silver product of bottle hrody; ;i.u hire to wrote ro j ahon[ ,oaD^ m of 1CT-H0. 'S. n--ri Ohio vn. V1„ „„ .i, >te a the Pacific slope since 1848, $2,068,665,- hour or two ^ndrog lor it the opportn- doKJ<J , Mf, , few m v-v ,• i . i i railroad, ba* written a letter in which be aav* .... .. „ . , vm- | 000. IJhovob Mu» CwnJuh . regulnr iuu. „ s,.^rr )UMJ, ta 1 "'>■ nitvtorlteroe m.yhelo.t. uter about one-heli the rooty wroCl<».4 by the Cincinnati Convention for President of । llPW tuuiUrson baa cloaed, ahc romaine.one week longer at try p _ r... patient has i» B ?_ i .v An Outraged Court. . When .tthe l“’ l« tl‘'ut h “. caught cold and i bj Dew lxjny fonnation> XoVickor*, Throta. fa Chiu«o, .ppouing to ““ ptotod BUUa .bv tom to. (O.roll) U to jtomUU. is suffering from .jieraistent shivering, I ning • — ----— ~ r ‘ ----’ — ---------------Jt in Telico township, Arkansas. pHmnl.n7° w g tv° From thr^ m “ “ Duw covered by soft .__ . . , J.,xt . . . the hand* of hiafrauds. di»cT»e<! i i croiphor i. the beat remedy. From thnwmcjj two of sbakxpeare comediea, "Much Ado : n.*a>rd n jfflnr7LK..",37^ Of*Ji*.’. S-WlertMJ prroi.1. ' I w „. .roenee may bo prea | d,„ brain ”U1“b““ <* About Nothing "and •« Aa You Like IL' The Senator Hoaii has written to a mem- PSS,. o< to five drop, of d the He could neither read nor write. .... f . H||L. ti„, Bn-bram are plainly visible. former piece ia billed tho first throe evening* of ; her of the Maaaachuretta Lcgtalatiiro a letter on I rtiie. vtl>. Randolph Randoij county, UL,aasupervteor ot the Ccn- । «l. every'quarter of u hour on Not.nluihJdi^ the the great great danger danger imim­ it tha K«hth di»trict of niinoi.. aud Oonrjc* h. । Had been elected out of pure fun, bv u r „n,Li,,,r >>u.augua.or tho ' Notwithstanding ' too ITvtodroUd qnuUoii. in .hub ho rovta. laua <" L.^5 _______________ _ ______ _______ I aunpltof.iulul™ may bo rood. Aa ...» pending over Mr Da™ tor »o many rrioiuthton. ot r.l«r. Iowa. Hnixvrvlww nt the Cell«l« 1 • .1.: _____ _ .. ‘ COmPllOT IlllUlcH milV be Used. As BOOM ....... ar, T» ___ t ...._______ for the latter nart of the w«-k. and the clowns . 1 . I pownum a OI uic wtxk, ana me ciummik . , ..... • ... vidviiig glOO rome up tor" tnak Grorge Stored, U>o^Xhfe,dd X^d ™ ““ >“• and Mucccwtful engagement. Wrongly against the inatmction of delegate* to ana auccwmiui eugag u I clucago Convention. He dra» not believe X, has been visited by ~ • ....... .. could Gen. ~ Grant- .i» ■■ the atronguit candidate that Several houacH were dcmnl- Seaate amendment, were concurrod tn, and the blE W W. Beasley B-roier for tor plaintiff, nlmnttit Stephen Steuben W. W. u iwera. mitai^ His mental characterdml^ Senate wm not in aewdon on Batarttav, Childress for defendant; both able lawWhen avmptom. of mflanimabon of | bv tho the 3d Ira, white tha Hon*, met for renerel d.bat. T"’ J” thc the Case, d.-- any .proud organ have made their a|e | tuU , u case . are mtrod««' some en— _ — - -------- _» for town officer. and for one Alderman from ■ »ly. Areordtagiy. th. meetln, r-olred tt-U Into ffnd*nt. p-aranoo, the drug mihrotod tor thm taki> into roroiderotion. Thorrerrarkaaenonriy injured. Tho damage to property «u token into consideration. The oommJttM of tha wbote on tha rtata of tha t nloa. ‘‘‘'net;, to which uhuntlfTs Counsel objCCteomphrobon u.ay ix, peen to altoroa- ble blo features of very great....A Chamber of Comnww ha» The town officer* choxen in the South and Wcxt I aad a numbar of memlter. u apoka their httte ptecoa'* "h of tliis case can better lx) To *UMtalU toff nght to put It 111, been ertabliahed at Springfield, Hl... .At Men­ Division* were B> publican*, and those in the I turn with anomie. Thro ph.»phoni» ,mdcn.u^ wh,.„ tb„ u COMi<lmxl upon whateror rebjoct they primed for. counsel for defendant produced and read docino City,,Cab, man named may lie given tor pneumoma, a-lladonna Uult of RimH„ ---- , -a — —- — —~ Hammaland. —r—---- -• । North Diviniou Democrata. Of tlie eighteen On the opening “ of region v. of uuv the ™i-». Senate ,i "Greenleaf on Evidence." Tliis uuthorirtedin J? * ytar tad V condoiuxl T------- ------------tiiawifcx ■- ■ ZU I AWennen -XMicnnen cicciet elected, ten are lU-publicans, five * the ~wwvu ------ - . or congeation and intlammabon ot Un- | u„. •• Medirol and ------------Surgical lEt ----------listory of Jatthfulmu,l aixf who tad Ud even ocrnnnd oeenprf the l>« !, - -----------------------Independent-: *nd one a <» Monday, th. 5lh. a eamnnmiratiao from the S«- ! ><7 *"* directly in point. ----------- -- .... brain or throat, bryony for rheumatism y le —. ..’nr,” all proved e .... same room with her and her paramour, killedSodalirti — fatal, and A verv light vote was »u polled pwUVU.... ' reUry of War laid before ttai body, .bowing , his case utterly hopeless, unless he could i or lumbago, and so on. As soon os the 1 them both, am they were alcc|>ing in the aanic The Cunncctirut ftepublican State Convention 1 there is but one well-authenticated case t nnvei.o.,.. I nOT-rtty additional appropriation of I dralge the law. l symptom indicating aconite has disiq>wax hdd at New Haven, on tho 7th Inst., Aro<» CT Of p«y Rising with great gravity, he addressed penretl or become subordinate, the ad­ npproiu’liing this ill apparent hopelcssThe white-lead works of Joplin, Mo., Treat pn-xtding. A nwolutiou wa* introduc'd and bounty, xl a po- 1 the c<9urt; "May it please vour Honor, I ministration of that drug may be sus­ < nesH which resulted in tho recoverv of are burned down. The Iom in xtaud *t (250,­ favoring the nomination of *<>mu man like Ed­ tltlon of the patient—lafing tliat of Dr. Harfow, Cincinnati am astounded to witness tin* impudence pended. mund* or Wartibunic, but it wax withdrawn, 000, with insurance of only $60,000. ..A severe rr.ro.ro^ , of friend Childress. He has actually ' When thc cold has settled All the 1 referred to the second volume of “Gross’ | _ tho temper„ of the convention ap[>earing opand loag-contintud xnow-*tonn ix rejxjrt«d at jx»cd The A Joint rtaoluUcti providing that en>i jxired t« t<> anything like iiutnictiona. itutructionx I tried to swindle this court and get a nil- ' chest, byrony is an admirable remedy. Surgery," in which the jmtient apparEmigrant gap, near Beno. Nov., on the line of delegate* chown are xaid t.» ixf divided Goverutuetii Printing Office bo allowed ing in his favor by pidming of!’ English It is indicated when there are heat, ! ently n-gniiied his accustomed nieutal the Central Pacific railroad. Tlie storm con- ' lx-tween Blame, EdniumL and Waxhbnnn*. law upon this court for Arkansas law. ! pains and soreness ix'hind thc breast- i and physical condition, and lived twelve tinned far nearly thn-c day*, bi<x:kading the Tlie Iowa Democratx held their State Conv«-nWliut hav.* we tn do witli foreigner., and Isine, anti an irritative, shaking cough years after having had a tampifig-iron, road and demolishing 750 feet of Bnow-dndK. | ti<m at Burlington Aiiril 7. It ix Mid tlie ron­ ... .Gen. Hinck*. for xcvcral rears eommaiid-g vention wax practically tinanimoti. for Tilden, their laws? Have we nut the statutes with scanty expectoration. This kind | weighing thirteen jmiinds, prujie|led by ant of ^tlw Boldiera' Home, at Milwaukee^ box । with a proviso tliat the npUt in New York State | a prematurely-exploded blast from tlie made bv our law-makera to govern us? wild often oecuni in elderly people at । Inme to the top of the skull, completely nhall bo fixed np ho an to itunin- the full Demo­ I Why, then, should we go to other coun­ ! of vote for him. It uudemttxxl that tlte the lieginning and end of tire* winter, in The Son Francisco Board of Super- i cratic affidavit- tn pre--iupUnn * and couuuudd tries to learn how to oaminiater justice? conjunction with stuffiness of the nose, through the anterior end of tlie brain. ddegatta appointed at Cmcuiiuti will vote a* vixo;w have adopted reoolntionii to ihe effect |a unit for Tilden, provided they are xatietk-d he It is a contempt r,f tliis court, and, were 1 running from the eves, and derangement Mr. Davis has preserved the fragment "x carry New t Turk A resolution i:> favor <tf that the ficace of tho dty han been xerionxly can I in your position, I shonld fine any at­ of the Htonmcli. "Byrony may follow loosened from his skull, and frequently endangered by the inflammatory harangue* of ' adhering *" to *' tlie twu-tl>iri.in rule at Cincinnati Ill carries it ai>out with him in his pocket. to the b|U... In lb« HoUM, torney heavily who midertook to deceive aconite, or may be given alone. Mr. Hprli.grr- ninth * perwonal rtjilanatloa of h!» 1 me as Mr. Childress Ims done." Mayor Kalloch. They authorized thc Judiciary Mux vomica is useful for a stuffy cold, iurnicx-Ufin with tbr Wa>hlnirn-IX>nnel)y cauUwt«lThirty years ago there was but one Committee to inveatigate the matter and report. j Tliis Lail the desired effect. Turning ‘ and for violent coughs with little or no It i* thought that thc iinqxjxed investigation m in lUiodv Inland on the 7th mat., the IU । to tin* dumbfounded Chililress, and exjiectoration. Ijiecaeuimha is of value pottery in this country making white ean candidate* nut receiving a majority of all S’ preliminary to the impeachment of Kai and yellow ware, and not a mill to grind ‘Die LegMtatiire w UrgeJy c.iuniltUv on Uir .piaatitm < ' un-c-Ung Woahburn. . while from “his eye-halls flashed the ... .The Directors of the Chicago and Alton • tlie vote* cad. roro.^.^-. omjuustone tc- reI material. All the - Hint and railway have decided to bwue new xliare* of Ik-publican, however, and mil elect th.-iii ! living fire,” the Court said: “Sir, I am where is much sneezing. ■tack aggregating a little over (1,UOO.UOO, to be ! ui due time. The PmiulntionlKt* polk'd a »iirastonished at you in trying to impost* on ' There are other remedies which are quired was import'd from Great Britain, useful when aconite has not lieen em-, Now there are 800 potteries in the United offiitd for xale at par to xhareholdeni in thc priHingiy large vote for their candidate—over __ ______ _ __ ____ pli" Coi>rt. Il ero'l be <Ud! A» il proportion of one xhan- to every ten. The S.oOo vote*—while the Republican* jailled Miinc plojtid or the more acute symptoms have States, represe nting a total capital of money thin acquired will be m*.d In the pur- 111,000 and the DellHK-rat* 7.0W) vote* . .The tr»uiit, <>r hi. friend^ with tho puqxwc of I is the first time, the Court will look over ■inlrching hl» elunwter If he could nut obtain hl. 1i i* v»„ „ -----never ----- i.trv it ■ again. •». But. yon If you passed away. Thus ranall doses of ar- ; over $0,000,000. The pottery craze of chaxe of new rolling xtock, etc.. A block of । Minnenota Ilepuhlkinui will hold their State vote. Jtr. Town.hend tiuulr a motion to <llM-hargc it. budding" was totally dertroytd by tire nt Min- | Convention at St Paul on tho 20th of May, I do, tliis 'ere Court will find you to the I seJiie succeed admirably in some case.x. ; tin* last two or three years resulted in A two-ounce dose of Qie iodide of potas- the erection of tiiirty new kilns in 1879. Deapolw tlie other day. The lox* in extimated I i utmost extent of tlie law. Judgment j| sium mixture, taken every night nt lied• at $166,000. The insurance ia (82,000. «n •’iwpp txoq* » 4»1JV -winntovM tvpnvwu p i:»ndopw o<n ptre w>[tu uqi JO nufa ; for plaintiff; court's adjourned.” Child- ' time for three or four nights, will often In the contested-election case of Wash­ ■Pl A Pottsville lad jumped tlie rope 384 An epidemic of smnll-pox in the town -tirtana -<p p^oai -jjdad joj (pl । eras npjieiiled and swore worse thun the I cure n cold in the bend, especially when times, and died. burn vx. Donnelly, from Minnesota. the Ilouae jqi him »p;X Twlrtl aiojajaiR P«v ‘■lupn-oM) j.ni of Mattewon, lit, a xnburb of Chicago, resulted , , | army in’Flanders. Tnejcity of Chicago held an election jro.th. tta*.ot. ptrotaro.-h„rorotrou* fo^au : The Court House and jail of Brown i I.burned, hmw—4 together ------------ — o------ 1 i ■mHrT T.rtrwjt m.u 1«4 a1v «oamty Texaa, lately —k- - -waak -----* Ih a number of prwonere. -..ut™,™t „f the public . Total coin ootids.. Matured debt mJ a fight ° , with GerUOcateM of aepoc loea near Fore Snell, I ZrecUtma1 currency. Hester Presbudg (colored) has just t.,7«),aiw,400 9,922,965 346,742,211 8,496,000 16.CX.W7 30,146,420 ”**"........... ^d, in Baltimore, at tho extraordinary ago of ' T Total without Internet. ~ —I-----t........... ......... S A Texas Postmaster has absconded ' with H.Q00 belonging to the United Slate- Gov- 1,830,464} :mx»,ooo Navy parac® fund. 19,870^13 T°ul d,u- ■ ■ U ‘"“"n . XI,106,1*3 |l,9H0,3M.‘O4 48,814,432 Over 5,000 negro iimmigrants from tiled in Indiana e South have settled iring the part fall and winter.... French 2,618,643 9,922,966 881^66 20,143,420 | 8,496.000 1W.14838B 301,106,983 301,106,983 tionain tho United State* on Friday, Aprils. There was a triple hAugtog at Macon, Mwh.. all Xaterart Accrued and not yet p*ld firiarert paid by United dtetea.............. lateral repted by treneporteUoa cf /M,023.512 32,012,249 The whole number of pensions grunt­ ed since 1M2, not including thn airouv-of-pay daima. ha* been nearly 700,000, and. beddM, nearly a quarter of a million of applications for pennoua are now on flic. FORE1CS I there is much running from tlie eyes THE MARKETS. nose. Tliis is an excellent remedy Josh Billingsand ’ Philosophy. Tlie onlv advantage in having a great > ^or deafness arising from cold. It does NEW TORE . ... i . * : ,i - 1 very Viirv little liffL. tri good wli.m when II,., the <w,Ll cold lino has u.,4 set-. I reputashuu ix, it enables a man .to do —------------------------------ -------------------- I mutch more g<Mxl than he otherwise tli«d ox the chest Inhalations of iodide 1 4 3H,963,900 SS lew than; uro who ever often do good in corym. A table-spoon­ iMn.i, requiring ux roitniMvr treiieral to null, on .... tat. how . ful of the tincture of iodine should be A1I authors hav their trials and tribu- put in a- jug of boiling water, and the lashun. I hav even had a taste trv them vapor inhaled. Eight or ten chlorate of ; miself. I hav Ix-en familiarly called jiotash lozenges a day will sometimes CHICAGO. “Daghm Phool,” “ Kussid Idiot," and arrest a cold ; but this is not one of our ' menny other kurious things; but I hav Ix-xt remedies. Cowa and Halfen A cold in the head may often Im* ' two consoiashuns: Ono is: I never hav wrote a line for an unkind or sinister speedily cured by the use' of a snuff purpose, and the other ix, I have allwnss nu.de as follows : Take of hydrocldorute got bulUllno a good atstiff price for what I hav of morphia, two grains ; acacia powder, the public Cleveland. Ohio. two drachms; subnitrate of bismuth, Cob—-Na. The Senate refuaed to recede from it- amend- wrote, and hav got the money on hand ffix drachms. Mix. to show now. Moral: Bully for me! Of this powder, from a quarter to a JUauv_* Suckcess iz what wins. It makes half may be taken as snuff in thp course । Bcrru-i^toa c^a^ry pointed a ooufetrnca committee. The Joint rwoiu- even a phool appear like a wize man. of the twenty-four hours. Ito employ- I It iz the genius uv the devil that makes Uon anthorlxlna the Secretary of War to lend United lu ** him terrible; if he had but fu branes hiz ment should be commenced as soon as iniquity would be far more dangerous to tlie symptoms of coryza show them­ selves, and it should lie used frequently himself than to others. Mi Dear Richard, bo kerful what yn at first, ao os to keep the interior of tlie say, and who hears it. The world haz nostrils constantly well coated. Each both ears wide open to ketch enny un­ time the Dose is blown, another pinch "T. LQL’IH lucky speech yu may make, and they should be taken. It may l>e taken in hover wuz known to forgit sutch things. tlie ordinary way, from between tlie Woman iz a safety-valve. Without thumb and forefinger; but a much more her man would boast himself, and all efficacious and less wasteful method is to creashun besides or would try hard to use a small gutter of pajMir, or a “ snuff­ spoon,” placing it just within the nos­ CINCINNA1I. trils and snuffing up forcibly, so as to A Wa-teful lnbre-4 Paid by Farmers. carry it well within. Some of the powder There is no disputing the fact that any finds its way into the throat, and may do farm implement, be it wagon, plow, liar­ good if there is any catarrh there. Tlie row, reaper, rukt\ or what not, if left ex­ snuff causes scarcely any perceptible TOLEDO. sensation; a alight smarting may occur if. tlie mucous membrane is much irritated might say in five yearn, but if any choose and inflamed, but it rapidly disappears. DETROIT.’ to cavil at five, we will say ten. Thia is 10 After a' few sniffs of the powder, a j>erper cent per annum. At a cost of less ceptible amelioration of the symptoms than 1 per cent, the*? tools can always ensues, and, in the coarse of » few hours, be kept housed, or under cover of some the powder being inhaled from time to kind, even if but rough boards, that will time, all the symptoms will have disapshut out sun and rain. Because we do jieared. odumakue To diminish excessive sensitiveness to waste, we are apt to forget that it is ever cold, out-door exercise ia of the first im­ going on. It is unnecessary to suggest portance. People who coddle them­ the " application ’’ of this short sermon. selves in-doors all day long are just the Nine per cent interest saved is not to be people who catch cold. The morning despised, even if better times are st cola bath should be used by everybody, hand.—ilrcAanpc. especially if at all subject to colds. Some .z. x �- APRIL 10,1880. ■* I Flax.—It IM Buppomri that flax ia a , ». kurd " crop on land. It ia true in I one semae, but it will not injure a cool, ut Texa* \ x*ta in the fall ut 1841 for the jnirpoM* r on..._ ....if.:__ Director trident. Al*o«4 the (ormer who is prepared. J ninety feet a trout was seen to approach tlie miarhivf hud to Unfavorable the shining bait, seiz ’ and swallow it. late The fish wan hauled up, ent open, and one is rarely bo.' . there lay in its stomach, tlm lost ring. Light ia the’ Home. becoming numerous. . But it should not terminedob hostile demonstrations, and Wmbn Emperor William’s Generals MaAvtot.—After the winter'* rfi#t be lost sight of that mill# will not come elected William S. Fisher as commander. The eminent English writer, Dr. Ma. Richmond is a systematic and sci- an oveS|lul4ng of the machines will be until there is some material to be worked The expedition then advanced on the Itathordson, produces in one of our exmbirthday, the old monarch saddened . entitle base-ball player, and has got the rcoper proper. Dust and rust should be up, and ii the fanners of shy locality town of Mier, in Mexico. A detachment tMporari<»i on article called “ Heahh at their heart** by informing them that they national game down to a very fine paint cleaned off, and oil and tallow nsed lil>- wish, for a factory near them they must arriving there on the 21st and demanding Home,” winch is replete with wisdom. would not probably have an opportun­ He is known as the Brown University eraliy. It should lx> understood that first grow the needed material. It is provisions took tlie Alcalde of the town' A most important point, and one on Uiere there is mure inure wear from rust tluin than from fortunate that flax cun l>e grown for feed, with them as a hostage and returned to which’ he dwells, is the fact tliat so naany ity very soon of putting their military base-ball player, and will pitch this year use, with farm machinery. and even the straw used for fodder, where the main body was camped to wait people are afraid of the light “ In a dark knowledge in practice. for the Worcextor professional clu.b. In Early Pl antino and Sowing.—With when mixed with onto, so-that a good the arrival of the ’articles demanded. and gloomy house you can never aee the his pocket last year he carried a note­ the soil well prepared, early Bovgng is foundation may be laid for a supply While the Texans remained in camp dirt that pollutes it. Dirt accumulates flax mills. The same ia true of sugar Mier was occupied by Gen. Ampudia, of book, in which he entered the batting most desirable with many crpjw. Some for l>eeta. Aitor many years of trial and apologize for this condition because the published in this country exclusively by peculiaritieB of all the League batsmen tender ones make a poor start unleaa the failures the manufacture of beet sugar the Mexican army, with 2,000 men. On gloom conceals it” Accordingly, when ground is wanned bv the ran and air, colored men—twenty-two in the South who played against him. This book he and a late frost may do harm. But it is .pramisea 'to become successful. It de; the afternoon of the 25th of December a house is dark mid dingy, the air be­ tho Texas forces started for tlie town and and seven in the North. When it is lias studied carefully, and he is now rarely wise to delay becatue of what may pends wholly on the farmers. To retain encountered the forces of Ampudia in its comes impure, not only on account of considered how illy fitted for either s)H!nding much time in devising various happen, when promptness promises the in our midst the millions of dollars sent vicinity, and a fight ensued, in which the the absence of light, but from the im­ abroad for sugar bt desirable. The Port- Mexicans were-driven through the town, purities which are accumulated. Now, editing or patronizing public journals “twisto,” “dropballs,” “Malones” and Ix-st results. but still fighting. .^ftor several par­ us Dr. Richardson cleverly pub* it, we The first crop to be sown is spring tlie colored race was at the close of the leys, the representation of the overwhelm­ place flowers in our windows that they wheat, then oe*te; after these come beets veres in inducing thc Maine farmers to ing numbers opposed to them, and may have the light If this be the case, he expects to baffle the before-men­ and h-s. Wherever spring wheat encouraging. tioned batamen in the coming contests. 4*-ill succeed it is a desirable crop, even produce nxita, and is sanguine of suc- promises of generous terms, the Texans why should w« deprive ourselves at the . when sown in April. Out of its natural ctMs. ' Beets can be grown profitably if were,induced to surrender. Tho pris­ sunshine and expect to . gain health and Caft. Webb, the famous English district, which is marked out bv pecul­ a determined attempt is made. Let but oners were then started' for the City of vigor? Light, and plenty of it, is not Mary Steck has starved herself to one acre, or Ira., be planted and well a number being killed en route, onlv a purifier erf things inanimate, but death at Allegheny, Pa. She Ix-licvud swimmer, performed in Loudon his feat iarity of climate more than any other con­ tendtxl, and os soon os that can be grown Mexico, and on arriving at Suladd, on the 25th it absolutely stimulates our brains. It dition, it is of no use to bow it, unless in that, in consequence of her ainfulneaa, of remaining in the water for sixty hours. a small way to experiment with new vari- successfully ten acres may be. .of March, an order was received from is in regard' to nick-rooms that this ex­ God had commanded her not to eat He was to be allowed an intermission of eties of unusual promise. Santa Anna, directing tliat every tenth cellent authority is particularly imHOUSEHOLD HELPS. man be shot Accordingly, 159 jiressive. It used to be the habit erf Preparing tBb Trkeh.—Everylxidy She was kepi olive in a hospital by hav­ half an hour, but only took twenty min­ white and seventeen black bemis, repre­ physicians in did times to sedulously R ice G riddle -C akes . — One quart ing food forced down her throat, but on utes, to change his clothing and stretch wishes to get rdl he can for the money, the rooms; and this practice con­ and the nurserymen send much larger of milk, half a cup of rice, three eggs, senting the number of Texans left, were darken his limbs. ' The performance took place tinues to some extent even to-day. In her return home she refused to take any tope to the tkxi than the pruned roota one good cupful flour, one and a half tea­ placed in a box and each man drew, tlie certain acute cases of nervous diseases, ones drawing tho black Im.iuis being taken nourishment, and died after six weeks of in a sixty-foot tank, six feet deep, and in their new podtionB can support. It spoonfuls baking powder. where light, the least ray of it, disturbs filled with artificial sea-water kept nt a is. safe t* shorten jUie branches one-third* almost entire abstinence. Graham Scones.—One pint Graham out and ehot. In “ThraH’s History ” occurs temperature of seventy degrees. He ate one-hajf.'Uut'itbutter, should Texas be done with the following paragraph; in over exciting the visual organs, this meal, one largeortable-spoonful darkening of the room may be permit­ “ First Ampudia and then Santo. Anna and reference to thc condition pinch of salt, one cupful cold water, Oveb 40,000 emigrants have landed at and drank in tlie water, and took several judgment took a fancy to a mere lad by tlie name ted, but ordinarily to keep light out <rf of the roots. At the same time pare chop together, and bake very thin. tlie port of New York since the begin­ short naps floating on his bock. At the smooth any broken or mangled roots. of Hill, and young Hill’s father and the room is to deprive the patient of one Waffles. —-One pint milk, one pound of the vital forces. Children or old ning-of tins year. This is nearly double conclusion of his featCapt. Webb turned Oats.—Early-sown oats in our hot flour, four eggs, one cupful yeast, quarter brother were released, and tho young mon jM-ople compelled to live in darkness are -the number of a like period last year. a couple of somersault** in the water, climate are, as a rule, lietter than late- ixmnd butter; let them rise three or sent to the beet college in Mexico.. He j nde and won, exactly like those planta adopted the profession of a mining en­ from which he ascended briskly, and sown. Our climate is not so favorable four hours before baking. The immigration the present year prom­ gineer, and is still a citizen of Mexico." which, deprived of light, grow white. Darkness m the daytime undoubtedly ises to be greatly in excess of any pre­ apparently none the worse for hia im­ for oats us the cooler northern and To Clean Jbwelbt.—Wash in soap northeastern ones. There onto ore suds ; rinse in diluted alcohol, and lay in Mr. Hill, who luu* never been to Texas makes the blood flow’ less strongly and ______________ vious year. The hard times and un­ mersion. heavy aud plump, and seed from Canada, a Imix of dry sawdust to dry. As simple since tht time he started on the expedi­ Htrongly olid checks tho beating of the tion, left Vera Cruz some days since by settled condition European of affairs make Not long since on aged citizen of Mor­ Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick will as tliis seems, it is the vei-y nicest way the Alexandre line of steamers for New heart, and these conditions are precisely America look like a haven of rest such as bring constitutional suffering gantown, Vo., jxjssessed of a spirit of produce well for two or three years. By possible to clean gold chains or oniu- Orleans, ______ ,_at___________ __ which place___ he_______ has already using seed from them* northern localities, • I arrived, and will be in Galveston on the and disease. The suppression of the deviltry and curiosity, went out near his oats may be grown in the Middle States menta of any kind. In reply to an inquiry from ex-Sena­ house and cut a large white pine tree, weighing from thirty-five to forty-five Simple and Delicious Muffins.— j arrival of the Morgan line steamer this light of day actually increases thoee contagious maladies which feed on un- . a— — one .--------«..! __i. salt, morning. Ho is a brother-in-law of Gen.One quart flour, teuspoonful tor Doolittle respecting —----------------j------- D tpavements, ------------- ,Gen. ----- - nnd just os it fell he screamed a few pounds-per bushel. half gill yeast, one pint warmed milk, W. G. Webb, of Houston, and will be cleanlmess. Dr. Richardson states: “I Sherman has written a letter stating! time8 at of his voice, which Livestock.—The coat is now changed, less two table-spoonfuls ; mix at night, welcomed in Galveston by many old once found by experiment that certain that, having investigated the matter in . ldarmed his family and neighbors, who end good brushing or carding helps the and beat until light ; in the morning Texans, who remembered his father on ergnnic jMiisons, * *.analogous to the poisonM^ —2^3 these diseases, are propagate this country and Europe, he is satisfied • in mjnutcs’ time had n*wembl<«d at shedding of the hair by stimulating the drop tho well-risen dough in buttered his return from Mexico in 1844, when w,u$*1 skin. Medicines lire to Im* avoided, ns a cups. innocuous the prisoners were released. The changes uwocucin by exposure to the tliat the only durable pavements are tho j the thc meantime he concealed । — ----------------------------------.------------- rule, eAct-puug excepting iin extreme cases. Calf's Liver la Pbovincale.—Heat wrought in Texas since the departure of | Belgian aw.l macadam. P ’"»••- tnnt !j . . . near by and watched the pro- “"~ He“ ■*■ admits Spring physicing' is on old notion r-phyriemg" „ „. . some butter in the frving-pon, seiuxm Mr. Hill, when a mere lad, thirty-nine i than m some oth-' they in mare exp«Mivo thiin ; _______ which kni|, ushould (t,.r thon-Ht tree hud boob which should rest with our ancestors. the slices of liver with salt, peppey, year ago, have been of such magnitude Romance of a I ortmantean. are, but think, thnt in the long run they | trimmed up tor the purpooe of finding If due attention has been given to feed­ hashed pandeyt and a very small piece that it would require mure space than is A man presented himself at an inn in ; ing and general •care, stock will come are eoonomical. » I a.-a.l body, tho old Mow walked up out in good order after their season of of mashed garlic. Frv for ten minutes, ollott<*d this paragraph for but the bore Valenciennes, France, and made a re| quest to lx* lulmitteil, together with a then add a few sjxxmfuls of soup stock. enumerution of them. . ।, <*uu and remarked that rav. he hod — found ....... out by . dry feeding and confinement .------ , ’ very bulky portmanteau, which he car­ When Houston, Texas, was entertain- j the tjie operation op^tion that his wife, family, and Houses.—When hard work com-[ Remain, of Gotble .Irrhlleelure. rieJ „„ hi, ,|1OTjdcr. Tlie woman ol tho inp Orrat. . youngl(.«•>»mrnl. h» w».v neighbors cared worthing dry A most interesting discovery of a house, having allotted to him a secondsoiu<-».L>s tur iw. him. LIm., and unne, t . t.«d will Ik, nwdml *»'Tl5e U.w whiUm wight ewJ. “re.iiStM to th., ud. of the Oenend . .-rarw rad thnt .hll, he ,H. hntl hnJ m.de n„ hull lud( dny duv’.,. work ,„rk by b, | ^" h.ml„m. th- muckw The rad ptovrau .into1h.m, „ luJ1 bcantiful vestige of Gothic architecture, i ‘floor "---------:-------:— room,- offered to help him in carrying in excellent preservation, ha** l>een made | up-stain* the burden, which seemed too shouted, “ Hurrah for Jeff Davis I The gJ,tting tlu. trimmed up, ta-sides. ’rest0 is emdlv" chafed and c-f ".u8arweU General You see. thnn tj.nnksd tho th., nmtrhbon* for their tht-ir II gulled. A.iJ Arit.urv <•.->. “Ur wto . «»xturi!. Iwatmg beneath the house at the southeast cor­ | heavy for his unaided efforts; but he reGeneral’’ss host ho.t said, n.id, *“’ You see. General, General, Hi< £j„ tbt ,n thanked neighbor. lor Cold water «>..! nnd C..t votorinnry concurrant jelly or strawberry jam ner of Leadenhall, and directly opposite (us***!, on tlie ground that it contained that in a city like otm, with a population ott<m<lance with their pain-killer and 1 moline will keep gull, in check anil heal |I bnskly, Aidgate pump, in London. Tlie arches articles of a very delicate and fragile to taste. Servo with rich cream. and vaults in the basement have hither­ of 25,000, we have nt least one ----- , ,_.n.nhnr .raw 8P°U- Clean,, soft harnetw pre’ ’ . and thnt ne could trust it to no Damp Closets.—For a damp closet to Ix-en used us a storehouse for wood j nature, fool” Gen. Grant replied, “ Yes; there ' 1 ’_______________ Shoes that have been long ^^^OMTO-For^damp cto^et one but himself. He, however, requested are fools all over the world." j Herr Bebel, a Socialist, complained jet no toffe^touchtheTroJH'it place in a saucer full of quick­ and other materials, but the extreme I leave to deiK»it it in a corner of tho lx*|iuty of tlie architecture, particularly tavern until, after resting and refreshing -------- »-' j. — in the German Parliament the other day | wqj weaJ. ttWav fast enough. lime, ana it will not only absorb till apthe sculpture and graining, led to on in­ I himself, he should be disposed to carry — ould.’s railroad - system . .. the -• manner / • which Socialist** arc — i1 . .. , parent clompuesH, but sweeten and disin- vestigation. G now aggro- ii of in After the most diligent re­ j it up-staira. When the hour arrived for Thb condition of tlie soil l* always to Jime a or M ofh.u M it becomes search, it was a**certaint*d to be tho re­ l closing the house, tlie portmanteau regates 8,168 miles of roud. CoL Scott I treated. His colleague, Herr Fritzsche, be ne taken tnaeu into uno account. kohuh. Fields riaun timt urn ore ■» mains of a charnel dedicated to St. ■ mained-still below, and the woman, on controls only 5,400 miles, and Vander- is followed everywhere. He went into a drained, either nat urally or_arthicially, may lie safely sown when n wet bgU can-1 ^“^ed.--------- --------------------Michael, and is <Iet*ignnted bv old his­ | mitering the room to put up the shutters, bilt 4,697 miles of railroad, including tailor shop to order a coai, and a detec- not lie. Wet soils ore cold. Some deny । torians os.44next Aidgate." It appears I looked at it, and to her horror perceived. Death to American Writers, the Chicago and Northwestern. Gould tive entered as soon as he went out and this, on the ground tliat the watek is as J In a sharp ixlitorial on American lit- to Im* of very great antiquity, haring ’ tliat • something moved within it So ' ‘ ~ .. .... by Norman, prior to St”Kath**j* great was the terror tliat she sank down __ built decline St.------Louis warm os tUe the soil, aI and has no refrigerat- brature and its decli — the .1------1_ l»et« is rejxirted to l»e negotiating for four insisted upon the tailor's tolling every-r_ ; wurui ... _____ _ ______________ ___ , after zftcr referring “ferrirg to the tha erine, of the Holy Trinity, in the reign 1 Bpeechleaa and breathless in a chair, and ' r effect. ~ _____ " the circulation ... of_____________ ' Globe-Democrat, Herr — HasselBut_ 't it is more lines, with 1,622 miles of track.tiling that had l»een said. -- — • ing tlie that warms worms it, and if it is li cheap reprint** reprints of the best foreign works,, of Henry I. and his Queen Mathilda, of in that position was found by a gen I;air in the soil tliat man n, another Socialist, walking in the iUr 1,1 1 n ' 1401 1 .111 1 . ' - ■ . . Al.-A— Z— .. .A ... — I— 11 -..-.I-.— ia 1 ... l.l 1 .. —- . . 11 W*. . 1). ... .. nl. .... A ill. . 11 ACl nW..) The Ohio and Mississippi rood, in par­ about the ...... year 1108, and iuis d'arme, who came to protest against the I so fllledgrith water that air cannot enter, j all stolen, concludes as follows: “ We Boulogne, ticular, he is Bupjxjsed to have an envii-­ Thier Garten, noticed a man dogging j remuiliB cold, until the water has evnp- haw no authors, except those who sur-| now nearly 780 years old. The chapel late hour at which the place was kept . him. He tru'd for an hour and a half to orated. ' rive from former times. In poetrv we . consist** of pillars and arches. Its length I ojM.*n. As soon as the cause had been ous eye on. reel*. mid then .uddenlr turned round Bri.LXT.-A Hur eondi.M ul the Mil '“v" “>4 “4 to-- tram north to Muth i. W kmt MdiU explained to tliis minion of the law, he „mfc~t-t the th- spy, «»r. who who confessed oont.-twd is i» indis|x*usable in,li«.».nrable for tor this thi. crop. non. Old Old burbur- : «“ “4 Hotam. and others who ruudo brvndtli from to »™t 16 feet. The ; forgot the primary object of his visit in Lorenzo Dow, tlie into eccentric andA 1Lud and confronts their reputations thirty years ago ; but walls are constructed with obloug blocks I his curiosity to explore tlie mysterious distinguished clergyman, left his jock- himself and his busin<*ss, and showed ley-grqwen* know all al>out this, but 1(t I where ore their successors ? Has Am<>r- of chalk, similar to those of Rochester piece of luggage, and, drawing his sword, ... ... ' ' many wont to gro* barley because it is I Castle. The arches ore of stone, the solved all doubts by cutting open knife os a keejisake to his niece, and the document authorizing him to act’.as i a profitable crop when successful. It younger than the I; ।; iea .any historian „ , . pre­ keys of which are beautifully sculptured soon the leather. He hod no sooner done so in Lnv good, wdl-prepnnnl. ’I historic Bancroft ? any “7 novelist, any “J the knife is now in possession of William 1 he was doing. A boy of 16, the son <' " wiE7mx»«l , with knots and other devices, and exhib­ tlian a stout man jumped out, pistol in ilioe Wil. but « nu.Uonil.Tv l,»n. wfcdTem. , jxipnlur mtbor who<lMe.Jr»m U»b»t J. Latham, of .Providence, R. L The j Socialist, was ordered to attend a police soil, but a mellow-clny loam which can twenty years? Bret Harte is glad to it at d glance the skillful masonry of hand, and fell upon tlie gen d'arme; but famous itinerant traveled in the back- office, and then, after lieing plied with I l»e brought to good tilth is to be pretake n small Consulship abroad; Howells our ancestors. The chapel has been the latter was on his guard, and used his «> often th.1 he mndK for hinwlt liqnor clo~.|y „ to hi» ' may be grown on lighter loams if in would starve if he did not get a solar*' as filled with soil and rubbish nearly to the weapon with good effect. The baggage a pocket-knife with a fork-blade. The ’ father s conduct. Herr Bebel accused good heart. It may be made an excel­ on editor. Parton says that the first capital of the pillars. From tlie ground and its owner were both accordingly full length of the knife is nine inches, i the detectives of even worse offenses. lent sailing crop to follow clover, and as requisite to a literary career in this to tlie crown of the arches is 10 feet, and, arrested forthwith, and are now mourn­ country is to have a private fortune or allowing ^he shafts to Im* buried • 16 ing in prison the failure of their inge­ Armed with this the preacher could do | Some of them entered the houses of a cluinge from oats. We prefer to sow to be content with $2,000 a year. John feet, gives a height of 20 feet to the in­ nious but abortive scheme. good work at the humble Ixxirds of the ' banished Socialist** and insulted their thickly, say two and one-half bushels Fiske has his private fortune and 1ms terior of the building. Tlie iron hinges per acre, but opinions vary in tliis re­ wives and daughters. In one case a spect, and from one and one-half to two professorship; Hawthorne and Henry and casements are still attached to the Some Corn in Illinois. wilderness. James live abroad for copyright sake. walls, from which circumstance it is con­ woman saved herself by seizing a broom­ and one-liolf bushels is the range. The corn ciop of tlie single State of There isoot a new name in the past ten jectured that the. structure originally Illinois for the year 1879 is reported to W. H. Vanderbilt is said to be satis­ stick and threatening to use it on tlie The Trees.—It is assumed tliat trees years, and no promise of a new name in stood on the surface, but that in subse­ lx- 305,813,377 bushels, and estimated to were ordered some time ago; they should UJt „ fied with his $130,000,000, and anxious officer if he did not go away at once. tlie. UCiV next fcweu twentyin American literature, quent yean* tlie ground outside was be worth $97,483,062, or about 31 f cents be at ready forofplanting. It is the of w ^0^ literature is a raised gradually until at hand last the relic to retire from active business. For this custom at nurames to take un and heel-( Beriow, Uon between the au- past ages was Completely buried. At the per bualieh It is difficult for tho mind reason ho will dispose of all his railroads Speeches on Water and Milk. in a large stock of the kind of trees most tho„ publishers, it would be better southern extremity there is on appear­ to take in the full magnitude of these figures. Here are some calculations tliat and other productive property as fast ns A Washington correspondent of the called for, this retartls the growth and । to the Utter to tlie former, ance of an- arched paasage in the direc­ to ~ be । allows them to fill late ordera If there if it were necesaarv; it'would lie lietter tion of St Katherine’s docks, the site of will help the conception: Load this com poeaiblo wiruout poBsioiu without sconce, sacrifice, luvcsi invest uie tlie Louisville Courier-Journal causes ~ upon wagons, forty bushels to the load, pnxKKKl. in Goveramratbund., and live. P“‘ “ P™>‘ * <’< “ • nunwry n«w hMd it will p«y to to . .have our --------2. -------... v .. v ----literature printed at home which the priory of St Katherine’s and start them off on the road so near fL .. .. . . , , . who for many years was Representative । make a bargain, if posaib.c, to help dig and published abroad than to have this I1 formerly occupied. together tliat there shall be 100 teams in like the Astors, on interest and rente. | £n from Vermont. Tlie Judge j the trees yourself, and thus secure a nation merely the printer of otlier na­ every mile. The line of wagons carrying Jay Gould hopes to be able to bring his is not a strict temperance man, and cun- : larger short* of tho root* that belong to tions’ writings. But it is not necessary The Stomach Rules the World. this crop of Hlinois corn would stretch own career to u successful dimiix bv not make as good speeches upon water I them. If trees, in a long journey, ixs to sacrifice either. The publishers who The effects of famine are markedly gaining control ot thv New York Coutal1 *» “4k “ ho 4^’ ’^.b ! «>m» dry ^d »hriv.Ul. bmj them. nx>< are slowly strangling all American au­ mental iu* well os corporeal—famine is away 76,453 miles, or “ more than three ,, ° . I something stronger. He wa* invited to , and branch, m mellow eartli for u few thorship are the ones who are the most often the exciting cause of the most times around the world !” Again. Load .nJ h.vmg him^U el««d ib Pr»nlent this crop upon railway freight can*, 285f ' ■ Maine? ” ' ■ wl ‘J‘0 dV". become plowp again. decplv interested in w the„ maintenance of hideous crimes, selfishness and mental next year. temperance laws ore stringent. -. The In Uiqwokibg tlie ta«, look to d«'la-: Annencan wtbondiip, and it oonldbe disquietude, and the origin of war bushels or about eignt tons to the car, aud make up these cars into a continuous chief committeeman knew that the Judge bel. bels. o. as wme some m»y may bjoome becon ilebmlm4 and wiabod tliat they might find it out by agomst all constituted authority. The freight train, allowing thirty feet of track, wished they a little inspiration, so he placed ' would ----- U otherwise* rtfeaa. be K. lost l.-f. ( «>me lerawxaitiy than the inaano Parisian Communists, had they been to each car. The train would extend somemean, less-coetly Senator Thurman is a great muff- required ’ ~ two mugs, supposed to be filled with Cowa— —Garget aud abortion a Cowa Garget and trouble competition of a dishonest and suicidal well fed, would not have madly de­ 6,080 miles, or nearly twice across the taker, and his red bandana is Maturated ^tabk*beliind wLteh"the stroyed the Tuileries or the Vendome continent, from tlie Atlantic to the Pa­ tlie dairvmen. We believe in preven- . piracy, with it While he was making some re- Judge stood to harangue the crowd. 8h Shy w-­ tion. T&e former may surely be pre- • Column, both of which every Frenchman cific oceans’ .4guin. Suppose we put marks oft the Geneva Award bill, Sena- ’ly the ' committeeman intimated to ‘the vented by due care. As soon as the ud-1 ud- ; ■ ,. A Dog Story. , loves so well And it is certain that, had tliis com iuto s square bin, twenty feet Judge which mug he should drink from. dor oonUua. milk, it idtould be relieved »*• C.dderwp.«l PratreMT ot MnrJ the siege of Paris lasted for another deep. Let our arithmetical young read­ tor Burnside came over and out clo**e by bv dr—ingoff. put of it. if there umt E“£o»hy “ UiL’er“S,^' week or two, the city would have been ers calculate how large this bin would be him. The Ohio Senator gesticulated had not gotten far on hu discourse l»c- Mdoncr to burinere. When . rerai “'*■». ; one huge lunatic asylum. Florence and fore he became thirsty; he raised the time .ppnwhre mid the tred i. redden- 1 ot Mind red Brain, the M­ Athens have been visited by famine, and each way. Also, how many acres it would i ___ aZTTLi a.* . __ i _____ • At _____ a __ • lowme storv of a doc: " A doc belomrto set the Rh<xle Island Senator sneez­ goblet, quaffed it to the bottom, and set lv mdiid. dintnrbuoe of the .mtern i> one shudders on reading bow their in­ *toR >* • Cirenlntion bwxnnm tfmgnUr, “5 >? • habitants gave themselvee pver during ing in the most irrepressible and undig­ u down with the unctuous exclamation, mul oongmtinn oocnn. in the mart mn kJl-l tho {^l* while the Umllj wn. .t the continuance to cruelty, crime and nified manner, and ho was forced to re­ ceptible tmtnu The odder i. the priu-, “4 b"™4,lb™ “ violence. The medical man also attril>- upon the corn, and 250 pounds when treat to the lobby, while the hall re­ ai«l one o?“«k- a thi. jwiod, mid The boduj. were hmud. Th. d.« The Bravest Man. ntes to deficient diet the celebrated killed for pork.—IllinoU exchange. muck of gm-get i» very 2m to occur. ttaken *>‘« «» “4 imme<bately witchcraft epidemic of the sixteenth cent­ to the garden ? and sounded with his spasmodic explosions. Thirteen men were in a Roseville sa­ confessed his guilt. Hia master Uxik Betsy Win Hear the Horn, loon talking about brave men. z The This may not always be so, but long ex­ him to his library, and, having shut thc ury. This had its origin among the The Irishman who applied for a li­ Mil Seward, in a letter to a young question arose os to who was the bravest perience and observation convinces us door, lx‘gmi a reprimand after this fash­ nuns of a ooqvent in Flanders,' appear­ man, just published for the find time, man in town, when J. JJerry, a painter, hat it generally is. The remedy is ob- ion: 4 Whnt a wicked tiling you have ing noon after the termination of the cense to go into the saloon business fasting season of Lent “ didn’t know any char-a&fc-tor was done in murdering the hens ! You art- a »9 .<■: “ I am glad to know that you have needed to sell liquor.” Tho Arkansas himselt J. Blair, to Let his bravery, Tree Planting.—Whoever seta out The €om^luniste, Five Franes. got into the oonntry. It is the lx*«t asked him to step out in the street about an orchard of course does it with the ex­ minister's dog, and should have been an ferryman evidently had no idea tliat ed­ At thc French-mint are shown now ucation was needed lot hia work. Hera place for young mem Allow me to give forty tartv f*«*t nt hi* feet mu! aud let him admo*' shoot at his hat hat, it pectation of • a return in fruit. No one being on his head at tho ho time. N< No plants com or potatoes without first fii con­ dsy, and the deed is all the worse on ac- specimens of u coin which will be the * ‘ (without blue ribbons of numismatists of the Berry stepped sidering if the tend will' give ‘ him ‘ a crop; _ you can get out of public employment quicker said Hum done. T | count (of the day on which it has been future. These are five-franc pieces struck “ Ef ennybody cum** hear arter licker, out forty feet, and Blair,, wiui with mi an om old if the soil is not in the proper condition ' » Thus admonislu**!. the dog was into sone occupation by which you can Colt’s revolver, fired, making a *holei. during the reign of the Commune. At kn/.w. li*. miiat m.lrn ,♦ uzk ' ' to git ncrues the river, they can jew . put out of the door and tlie door shut first sight they linve all the appearance support yourself, do it, and become an through his hrt about one inch from his rixxit bnm«r Th.;.v iriU ^^SdAhllK’dw of ooim* of like value under the empire; when at tlie boua hears tha The crowd had cluu^«l no moreU» to rat say ■ iu.kr . env <»> nothing. Th. independent man. Salaries exhaust the head. but there is a difference, and it thus oo- A4** Georgia will export something over i out ” eufy: some new-fashioned money/but wi-rehj-l Unless thc land is snfn-1 There have beetor an wdinary farm crop, (tn Greenwood Cemetery, at New York, formed that no workmen competent far| ode bo; no soil too wet for ■ all told, 5,132 having been made in 1879. the task could jx»>sibly be got. Cense-; N. B.—Thrm that cant read have to gw to the How i but halt a mile there. ” aHox. �- - APRIL !«. lew. rd brinffing a log chain into requisition and more trials, and after the •’X wa* about devoured they succeeded In-cap­ turing a wolf. 'Flic pelt wa* soon re moved, but without the scalp: then a­ way they went fortheir ton dolbira, to-riving before the pioprf uffi< er ihry were told that no bonnty could l>e paid for wolf's pelt* * about the acalp flo home sgatn where Uie.M *lp wa* secu­ red and tarkHl to I he h'llr.n »el urn was raadetu the office i a urn the cash wa* secured and ten tlul'ara wa* the pay for ox, >50, lalx»r >25. and ever so much more for wear and tear of consienee. Mr. Paul tolls of a trip he with other* made in the early day* from hi* place to Hastings, a distance of 18 miles. They departed with ox team* on Mon­ day morning from camp near Fine Lake and after working all the week tb“y brought up in Hastings about 8 o’clock Saturday afternoon. This same Mr. York who lived with Mr. Paul raised the f|rat wheat grown in the town, ’ and Wm. Smith of Johnstown claim* to have helped to harveat tlie same. . *qou found our*dvea taking ride down hill, among log* and brush. We had to aliandan our sleeping appartment and return to the house and enjoy ourad r®* -with tlie re*t in fun, etc., fiahring Maaquetofl-writh brush in band, ff.^'l morning when *ome of us atorted for home to breakfast, while most of the company remained to fin­ ish the houac. I wm present at the first religou* service held in Johnstown. It was held in the same shanty where Miu Curtis taught school. The first M. E. minister sent to Johnstown was the Rev. Henry Worthington, service* be­ ing held at the residence of Nelson Barnum. Now we have two good churches in town : one in west Johns­ town, belonging to the M. E. church, and one iu east Johnstown, built by <he Congregational church. And as your correspondent ha* gain­ ed the most of the important items of pionepr news, I can only act as a glean­ er and make some corrections. The the firat frame barp^ was nut that of Mr. Bristol, it was put np od the farm of Soloman Gctuun. The firat frame dwelling house obmplete wa* erected by William feL, Morford. The firat death was that of Thomas Iden in Sept 1889, and not Mrs, Cowles a* before stated, and qirt wishing to trespas toe much on your columns I will now bring this article to a close. H. P. Cheery. fie*. RBd many private dwelling*, alw frother.* otowm saw mill jmt cut of of The *torv. a Mt-*m mw mill at Clear Lake, owned by Beoj. Baitcock, Prich­ ard’* naw and grist mill, and foundry ou Cedar Creek, owned by Cbarlex and Geo. Prichard, brother*. There ia neither daw nor griat mill, iu Johnstown, A Congregational church in the eoat part, and an M. E. church iu . the we»t part of Johnstown, give* with the *chool-house a aufficieut amount of room for religion* or other public mBcmblagt-N. Thru* w alflo a Grange hill near Hiftarn Merrill* on the Battle Creek and Hasting* road. -There are many beautiful lake* in theae towns, chief of which are Bris­ (To to Coallnusri ) tol, Clear, Fine and Long Lake*. They are well stocked with fish, andI HISTORY NOTEBAND 00RRF0TI0N8. Bristol Lake i* aaid to be, well stocked Johnstown, April 3,1880. with a white fish in all’respect* like' Eimtor News:—In your corresponthe white fish of Lake Michigan, butr dent’* history of Johnstown •ndzBaltihow they came in this inland sheet of more, I find some errors, which aie water la a mystery, unless they were' very liable to creep in in writing uptlie depoaited^faere many year* ago by the1 history of the early settlement of thore Indian* of .whom there waa always a town* at so late a day .and when nearly large camp or village on it* border*, all the pioneer* are gone. In the fir»t Baltimore, April 8,1880, and relies of their occupation can be No., in regard to the Johnstown P. O., Editor News . found, in atone and other implements, would say the mail had been carried on In your correspondent’s history of in most any «pot in the vicinity. Old the post route established on the “Old Johnstown and Baltimore, I notice settlers have many very curious relic* State Road” from Battle Creek to Hast­ some statement* which think incorrect. found near this lake, and many of ings for a number of year* “on horse One about the number of mills in the them are mysterious implement*, for back” once a week, Deacon Salter of township of Johnstown. There has which no use could be suggested. Marshall being the contractor. My fa­ l*een three mills in the township,—the Daring the late civil war^Johnstown ther received his commission as P. M. old water mill built by Cory, and two and Baltimore responded nobly, and of Johnstown from the Hon. Charles steam mills built in thc summer of 1850, many households were caused to A. Wickliff, P. M. General, under tlie on the line of the old plank road, run­ mourn the lp*s by death of husband, ndminstriition of Martin VauBuren, ning from Hasting* to Battle Creek, son, or father. Like other portions of and held tlie office until the post rout one of them about a half a mile north the country many who m> nobly isllied was changed from the “old state road of W. P. Bristol, was built by Fred to the standard of freedom, and .who to thc new” or from the we*t to the Ackley a half a mile north of thc south responded so quickly to the cill for east road, which of course made it nec­ line of the town by man named Marsh, volunteers to suppress the unlawful essary to appoint anew post master and and afterward* owned by Rothrick and uprising of the people of tl» Southern John Culver received the appointment, Labritoaux. State*, returned with Iom of limit*, “but not on account of any change in John Houghtalin built the first frame broken down constitutions, or with the administration,” and shortly after honse in the township, about the first disease contracted while serving their a new P. 0. was established at Mr. of April 1860, and I. F. Hodge* the se­ country, slowly but sorely eating away Bristol’* called Bristol rille and one, cond one in February 1851; both on their very vitals, aud who will soon Dr. He**, appointed P. M. After Hess section 2. Jared Whitmore built one sinh into their grave*, the result of the left town Wm. P. Bristol wo* appointed in March 1851 on sec. 3, on the place quarrel* of tho«ehigli in authority, aud P. M. Afterwards the Johnstown post afterwards owned by Liman N. Mixer. who pocketed a fortune ont of the office wa* transferred to Bedford aud All of I he above buildings I helped to death and «nffering* of their fellow for some time there wa* but one poet raise and know the facts iu the case. citizen*. office in town, Bristolville. But dur­ Also a statement that George Sheffield These towns have also furnished ing the McClellan campaign the Bri* made the first coffin in the township many person* of talent who have held tolville postoffice was discontinued of Baltimore in*the year 1855 for the responsible positions in society. aud the Johnstown post office establish wife of George Duncan. Probably the Judge T. J. Humphrey, who held the oil with Johnathan Colton as post-mas­ first death that occured in tho town­ office or Judge of Probate for several ter. Well so much for the “lion’s ship was that old lady mentioned by years, and also occupied the position •Imre.” vour correspondent by thc name o'f • they got of Associate Justice of the Circuit Court Thc first district echopl in Johnstown Farr, and I don’t know where wife of Victory P. Collier for many .year* wa* tatfght by Mis* Surah Curtis. Nhe the coffin for her. The Janie* Norton died in the month of Sherifi of Barry Co., and also iu after school house wa* a log shanty the for- Dec. 1850. and the coffin was made by years State Treasurer. Daniel Striker 1 nwr iner residence of Setli ami Anna Hull EU D. Eaton and Jared Whitmore. for many year* County Clerk, and who I who> were then nt Hastings boarding John Bakedjloat a child in Feb. 1851. also was Secretary of State, was a ! the workmen thnt were building, the aud the coffin wa* made by Eaton aim Henry Wood, and son of John Hought­ native of Baltimore. Aud many othei* first grist mill erected there. The alin died the first of April 1851 and the whiae names we failed to learn held uhanty wa* located at the corner* near coffin wn* made by Eaton and Whitmore. respoaible positions in tlie county. the residence of A, P. & B. W. King. think your corresnondent’* history The population of these towns in Mies Curtis afterward married Thomas of 1the death of the wife of James Nor­ 1870 wa* as follow*: Johnstown 1,295, II. Bunker of Hustings. The first ton very faulty. It is true she died with 384 dwellings, 367 families, aud frame school bouse built in Johnston n from neglect and abuse (so said the 335 voters. Baltimore 1,155 inhabi­ wa* in school district No. I, *ome tit) ,[ jury at thc inquest) but I cannot ad| mil that he was worthless, for he was tants, 11 of which were colored, 229 rod* sou th of the shanty. Myfatber had the hero of two war*, and gave his life dwellings, 283families, and 271 voter*. the contract. I helped to build it. Thi* on thc field of battle for the union, and The first doctortbat hung out hi* wa* in 1840. The firatschool in tho hiul done enough for hi* country to shingle in these towns was a Mr. Dew house was taught by Waiter immortalize hi* name if he had only hail on shoulder-strap*. It is also stat Thayer, who moved into the house Woodward. ed that he wa* punished for the neg­ with Harry Paul iu 1842. He had Your correspondent in speaking of lect of his wife, but it is not *o, only a* quite a practice but never got very Tho*. P. Dowling, reminded me tnat I he wm punished by his neighbors, some week* after hi* wife was buried. popular. Mr. Paul moved into Johns­ to was one of the party that went to four We made up a plan to give him •“haz­ town in 1830 with Steven York. They help raise Dowling's house. I with my ing,” but when we got ready,all back­ left their families at Battle Creek un­ brother went the distance of not les* ed ont except four; they dressed up in til they could get building* erected in than 10 mile*. It wo* about noon every possible disguise to scare him, and at first teemed to succeed, but he which to live. They first erected a log when we reached tlie residence Jof Mr. soon began to show fight and come out stable for their teaui* thinking that Kelly, Mrs.’K. was not nt home. Dow­ armed with the fire-poker and said: they themselves could campout, but ling had not made any provisions for “John, I know you! I know you! and just a* the stable was ready for their feeding bis company. Bat the ladies if 1 had a rifle I would ease you of your pain.” We then closed in on him. drove team*, the women began to wish to be that is Mrs. Bristol and Mrs. Humphrey him into the house and "hazed" him near their husbands, so the men mo­ had the forethought to take along around pretty lively: drove him under ved their families up into the forest some bread, and with the bread and the bed and then took turns in preach­ him sermons that would not do and took poaemion of the stable. Af­ some dried peaches that were found in ing very well for orthodox sermons, or ter the family had got safely into tlie the house and soon stewed, we made look verr well in print. And that is all building the rrien went to work and out a good square meal,for I assure you the punishment tnat he over got at tie cutting logs the same length of the that with traveling 10 miles on foot, liana* of the people. It may be neces­ to explain a little whv the inhab­ building occupied^nd a few thc length through the mud and fighting musqui- sary itant* allowed her to lay there and die desired for end*, soon had a stable tos we could relish most anything. Well in that way. The fact i» they were rolled up on one side of tlie house Mr. Editor, dinner being over, we all down *ick with the fever and ague with roof connected with the roof of went about a quarter of a mile and saw Norton two or three time* a week, and he represented hl* wife as upright, and known to back-woods­ through the wood* to the place getting along all right Jomr H. Day. men as a lean to. and a* family or where we had supposed we should JI ort gaffe Male. stock increased, the building* would be find everything in redin ess to put up carried out from tho end until a long the building. What was oar surprise barracks presented itself to view. Mr. to find not even a place cleared Paul say* that the most pleasant part laage enough to lay the foundation, irtlto, Bun Xlli day of of hi* life wa* wheu living iu that nor a log cut. "We went to work and building a part of which wa* occupied by night had the body up to the beams. by horse* ami cattle, the stamping and Tbc next questiou was “what we were eating of which conld l>e heard while to have for our supper F for it was they were remaining occupant* of the now dark and to travel 8 or 10 mile* r«nU (P*5 07,)and main. tired and hungry, wm entirely out of ing bwu Instituted Mr. Paul say* that tlie first fpD- the question. There wo* a patch of ——.. Nouca U tharrftwa hereby rlaea. that co THURSDAY THE TWKKffrown wolf killed in tlie town was corn near by, and we made a raid on TY-8ECOVD DAY OF APRIL, sexi. Bl tma'etank killed by Judge York and himself, the corn while the women washed out it appears they had lost an ox out a five pail kettle, and with the aid of a bark in the woods near a creek, and good, rousing tire we soon made a wolves finding out the fact were bold­ hearty meal of boiled corn, ing high carnival over it*, remain*, and I can tell you we enjoyed it hugele; and as your corre*Dondcnt has giv­ en some of the particular* in regard to wnd poMiUr tack • the aleeping arrangements, I would hero state that a* the contestant* had watched, hunted, but all in found a soft spot and settled down, •ally they conceived the idea of then other* began to look about for yank*** over the animal*, who other soft places on which to rest their turn to *priiig*ud remove all weary bodiea. Mr. J. E. Culver and WHITE LEAD and 0H-, COLLORZD PAINTS, VARNISHES, & JAPANS . I PURCHASED Attorney at Law of strictly pure White Lead before the great rise in lead and now propose to offer to our customers 2 toh Chambers’ strictly pure lead, at $9.50 per hundred, in lots of 100 pounds or over. $10. per hundred ’for less than 100 pounds. 2 ton of Lathrop & Roberts strictly Pure lead at above price. Below is a copy of our warrantee on our lead: “This package contains Pure White Lead 91 per cent. Refin­ ed Linseed Oi 1, 9 per rent. §25 in Gold will be paid for any adulteration found in this package different from^above . Analysis. A large line of Paint, Varnish, White-Wash and Kalsomine Brushes Cheap. Below is List and Prices of our (jils: BOILED LINSEED OIL, 90 cte. per gallon. 85 eta. RAW . “ “ 75 « TERPENTINE BUNKER HILL HARNESS OIL 1.50 WINTER STRAINED LARD “ 1.00 50 GOLDEN MACHINE BLACK 40 KEROSINE 20 Attorney * Counsellor, JJ HOUGHTALDT, SHERIFF. * ROBERTS A HOTCHKISS, Drugglste & Chemists, pOWERB A BARLOW, HARDWARE, JJENBY A. 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Ft Ilolta, | JENRV ROE, • Rox* tlie season of1880, I am prepared to furnish the public Unquestionably the best Built and Easiest Riding Buggy or Wagorr Pkopkikto* ----- OLD RELIABLE___ MEAT MARKET. KTp* coDtlanlly on band a bl j stock of Fresh and Salt Meats, Smokei Hams and Slnmliers, IK THEIN SEASON, Lard, by the lb. or btbrrel, ' tfc., de., de. The Highe*t Market Price paid for Hides, Pelts, tec. Fresh Goods, Full Weights and Satisfaction Guaranteed. HENRY ROE. To be found in tlie Market IT IS GENERALLY KNOWN Workmanship and Materials W hen Combined Witli SARSAPARILLA uva caruuT, irmi THE IDEAL OF THE TRUE ARTIST Are Baaentlal Factors All Goods of thisManufacture, Therefore I place my Goods upon the Market, Confidently Believing They will Stand .the Test, f . r IM ■■ m And prove highly Satisfactory to all who Purchase E. COOK. For Mb by F.T. BOISE, Noah rille, Mich. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-04-17.pdf.pdf 46ef04cc946e20deae91b780e6ab7baa PDF Text Text = Devoted to the interests of the Best Party under the Sun. -_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ VOLUME VII. LIFE IN NASHVILLE, And Her Environs. —The maple sugar season is over. A liout 55,000 pounds of sweetness was shipped from this station. • —The frames of the various buildings of the chemical works are all up and partially enclosed. The eight rotons, also.have been completed. —Ph in©as Cheeseman, an old and re­ spected resident of Maple Grove, died on Sunday morning last. He had been ailing for many months. —On the 8th inst., Daniel Ketcham, an aged reside nt of Johhstown, while working in his garden, sud­ denly dropped dead from paralysis of the brain. *—The busiest implements of indus­ try in Nashville, just at present, are the hammer and saw. Carpenters command easily two dollars per day,, and are scarce at that figure. —The wind wave, in the shape of numerous zepbyrs,struck us this woek, and as the wayfarer gulps down mouth­ ful* after mouthful of terra-firm,a he universally articulates, “what are we going to do for a street sprinkler!” —Geo. M. Dewey of Hastings, got up a large club of subscribers for the Detriot Pott ami Tribune and received as his reward an Oliver chilled plow, and we may expect to hear that George M. has laid aside the pen fo'r the plow. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1880. —The Key. Levi Masters of the Has­ tings M. E. church and John W. Custer, the temperance lecturer, of the same place, are by the ears, because John told some one down in Ohio that he was n member of Masters' church. Masters denied this statement in the North-Western Christian Advocate, warning people to give John a “wide berth” and branding him as an infidel. John replies somewhat saucily and lengthily to the soft impeacliment, in a column article in the Banner, and winds up by challenging Masters to a public discussion of the question, “Re­ solved, that the M. E. church (includ­ ing Masters) is infidel to the. teachings of Christ,” to come off at Union Hall, Hastings, sometime in May, next; pro­ viding contracting parties are willing. —The temperance mass.meeting on Sunday evening, was well attended, the house being crowded to its utmost capacity. Only one of the speakers who were advertised to speak were present, Mr. Calvin Ainsworth, who made the opening address, which for earnestness and sound logic was hard to Ixyit. After his remarks the President called upon Messrs. Chipman, Feistor, Payne, Wheeler and Harder, all of whom mode good and appropriate remarks. At the close of the meeting several prominent business men came forward and signed the pledge. The singing under the lerdersbip of J. J Potter was firstclass, and all went away feeling that the disappointment caused by the non­ appearance of the speakers engaged, was more than compensated by the im­ promptu speeches of the above named gentlemen. L00AL GIBBLE-G ABBLE, The Reform Club, aided by the ladies As* Penes*] Cklt-Chat. of the W. C. T. U., are engaged in pre­ paring a musical and literary enter­ Building operations boom. tainment for the benefit of the Club. School ma’ams are on the wing. Asa Matteson is clerking for D. C. Said entertainment will probably be in in readiness for patronage in two or Griffith. G. A. Truman has a touch of rheu­ three weeks. Charley Holmes and Miss Emma matism. The Blue Ribbon Club numbers 150 Middleton, were married at the latter’s home in Marshall, on Sunday last. Our members. J. J. Potter is building an addition informant states that Charley was ter­ ribly excited, but then ’twas an excit­ to his housp. . • J. Fleming and wife are over at Al­ ing transaction and we do not know as Charley should be blamed. bion, visiting, The ladies mite society of Maple Frank McDerby handleth the yard­ Grove, will meet April 02nd, at the res­ stick in L. J. Wheeler’s store. idence of Mr. and Mr*. Guy,where the W.'S>Powers has built a wing to his society will elect their officers for the residency in Brooklyn. coming year. The socials for the Mja-.Flora Crneso of Charlotte, is in the village visiting friends and rela­ past year have a success and well at­ tended. An innrtation is extended to tives. And A. Blair is getting up a fine res­ everyone. Mr. A. Burnham, the gentlemanly idence, one that will be a credit to the passenger agent of the Chicago Mil­ village. St. Paul R’y, passed through F. T. Boise is building a new fence waukee around his lot, corner of Gregg and on the train Wednesday, and from a moment’s conversation with him at the State streets. s Mrs. C. L. Collier has sold her bouse depot, we learned that the famous and and lot to a man by the name of Pratt favorite thoroughfare he represents, has facilities for landing settlers in Da­ from Sunfield. C. Kill, having moved on his farm, cota, having already three term in is in F. C. Boise now occupies his residence the territory, and other extentions and improvements under construction. on Church St. Bob. Henderson has sold his lot, cor­ The C. M. &. St. P. R’y is undoubtedly the pleasentcst, quickest and most di­ ner Main and Mill Sts., one half each, rect route for all Michiganders, bound to E. Cook and W. J. Erb. Dakota-wards, to take. John Franck is to dispose of bis per­ Mr, W. P. Sidman of Barry, was in sonal cfleets at auction as his farm the village on Monday, and in the eve­ fourmilo north, on the 30th, inst. Rev. C. I. Deyo of Mendon, was hand­ ning attended the Reform Club and shaking with his numerous friends in upon request of the President made this village on Thursday and Friday. some excellent remark h upon the sub Mrs. L. O. Crocker has leased the ject of temperance. We understand Loomis building, and will move her that Mr. Sidman is to be a candidate millinery goods there in a week or ten for the office of Register, this fall, and that he is a man every way qualified days. The married couple who make a for the office,should the people of Bar­ ry county choose him for that position. practice of kissing l»efore company, Atthe convention four years ago he re­ usually do their lightning behind its ceived the second largest number of back. The excavation for Buxton’s big votes, Mr. Scudder the present incum­ bent, receiving the nomination only by brick is completed and work upon the cellar walls will be commenced next a small majority. —“Wife,” said a belated Brooklyn man the other night while looking for his boot-jack, “I have places where I keep my things, and you ought to —Early Monday morning a score of know it.” “Yes, ” was the reply, “I ought to know where you keep your workmen made an assault with saws, late hours; but I don’t, just the same." axes aud crow-bars on J. Lentz Sous old store, and divided it into three —Bob. Carlton, the Middlevile saparts. The front has been moved loonist that sold the liquor that caused across the street for a business place for the Swede to murder Marshal Gibbs of 8. Liebauser and the second part in a that place, is now boarding with the few days will take its way down street late Marshal’s widow. And now the to Al. Rascy’s lot, for a barber shop.: question arises, how long will Bob have This building was one of the first erect­ to board before he lias made up the ed in the village. It (or Vather thewidow’s loss ? portion bought by Mr. Liebhauser) was week. I. M. Flint is in the village. He finds —Potter of the Vt. Ville Hawk, has built just thirteen years ago, when not been unanimously chosen by his fellow many more than a dozon houses con­ it quite necessary to visit bis old home townsmen to manipulate the bass stituted Nashville, and was then con­ occasionally,-that is every time be drum department of the newly organ­ sidered a mammoth building for the has the blues. ized brass band of tliat place, and al­ place, but the child grew into the ban \ Geo. Mason of Maple Grove, on ready has learned that the hole in the ner village, and so soon is the building Monday, started for Hawtrey, Can., drum was not made to blow through, removed to make way for a handsome with the intention of buying a car­ load of horses. but to keep the drum from bastin'. and imposing brick structure, which is Farmer’s attention is called to C. C. —What did thatyoung lady, walking demanded by the large and increasing I Wolcott’s new ad. this week. He has down to the evening train with her Vt. trade of the Lentzs. And thus must just rac'd a car load of the celebrated Ville beau, upon hearing the train whis­ all things and other towns, give way Tiger huy rakes. tle for the station,mean,when she calm­ aud make room for enterprising Nash­ On Monday next, Wes. Nichols will ly informed him that should ho be too, ville to grow into a city. leave Nashville to become a hornylate for the cars he could take a bus’ —We embraced the favorable oppor­ handed tiller of the soil in Branch Co. There is no bus line, that we know of. tunity last Wednesday evening to visit The News goes also. . in- running order between here and Vermontville a:id hear Hon. Schuy­ Mrs. Wm. Hoc who was detained, Vermontville. ler Colfax's lecture upon the life and while visiting at Eaton Rapids, by sick­ —Mrs. Minerva Curlew (formerly services of Abraham Lincolm. Mr. ness, has so far recovered as to be able Hull) of Maple Grove, on Thursday Colfax is undoubtedly a*great admirer to return home on Wednesday last. night of last woek was prostrated by a of our martyred President, and han­ E. 0. Wagnerof Allegan, is in the vil­ stroke of appoplexy, producing paraly­ dles bis subject with a deepness of feel? lage gathering material for a history sis of the right half of the body. She ing that cannot fail to make an ini - of Allegan and Barry Co’s., which will has been in .a semi-unconscious state pression upon his audieuco. He is an shortly be published in book form. since, being unable to articulate or eloquent orator, too, and those who >C. A. Nichols has opened a feed store swallow, and grave hopes are enter­ missed the lecture, missed o talc of a m the Nichols building, for the pur­ noble life as told by one whose close pose of handling Scipio Mills flour, tained as to her recovery. official relationship and personal af­ . —Barry county sat down on the fection for the subject of his lecture, which is pronounced good by all users. Amendment to increase the Governor’s The genial face of Uucle Jonah, our draws away the veil of the past, an d •alary, by a vote of 2,835 to 775. With almost enables the listener to see .with dray-man, who has been confined to his home by illness, for a couple of Geo. M. Dewey, Dan. Striker, Wm. F. his own fleshy eye the revered chief, weeks, again illuminates our thorough­ Hicks or a half a dozen other Hastings who lived and died for freedom and fares. men, whom we could name, as being country. We trust that wine means Mrs. H. N. Mosey, the newly elected ready to take the office at >1,000 per will be devised to induce Mr. Colfax annum, the average economical Barry to visit Nashville and deliver his lect­ Supt of Schools for Maple Grove, re­ county voter can sec no reason for ure here, for it is one that will amply fuses to qualify, and Dr. Whitmore has been pressed into service to fill the increasing it to >3,000. repay the time and money of the most vacancy. And strange things do some-times fastidious listener. Loomis’ opera The M. E. social will be entertained happen even in these dull,piping times. house, on the occasion men tioned above, by Mrs. aud Mr. J. M. Wood on Tues For instance about three weeks ago, was full, and the receipts large. day evening, April 90th. Refreshments Uncle Jo. Hewett, a level-headed —The moral atmosphere of Sunfield will be served and a cordial invitation Englishman, living a few miles north, is somewhat thick of late, and the gos­ is extended to all. was chopping with a trusty ax that lias siping old ladies, with staff and snuff­ Dr. H. W. Whitmore of Allen, Hills­ done good service for many a year, box in hand, go from house to house dale Co., has located at Maple Grove when it leftite helve, and although with, “It’s just as I expected; I told you Center for the practice of his profes­ himself, sou Ben, and even some of the so. Knapp's got a deed of his wife’s sion. He comes well recommended neighbors, have searched dilligently property, and then turned her into the and'deserves success. See card in an­ for the lost ax almost all the time streets. Good ’nough for her, she other column. since it cannot be found, and its strange might have kept away from that young A. R. Wolcott is turning out some taking-off is looked upon as a miracle scamp. Why just think on’t, an old fine harness fiow-a-days which by tire by the puperatitaons of the neighbor­ woman like her, with bqys married, way is nothing new. He has an order hood. flirtin’ with that young doctor.” And to get up a gold plated one for Mr. Ba­ —On Saturday the river bridge was so it happens that Mrs, Knapp, wife of ker the mao who bought E. Cook's condemned by the street commissioner a well-to-do farmer of Sunfield, lost premium carriage. and travel suspended for several days her ballance and did some indiscreet The mild, sunny weather of the past until it could be repared. This is quite things, whereby Mr. K. liecame jeal­ few weeks.has caused numerous trees, unfortunate inasmuch as it occurs an­ ous and told her to leave hi* home, shrubs, and grasses to put forth their nually. Isnt it high time we buiit anew never more to return; but not until he shoots of living green. A change has bridge, one that wouldn't be subjected had induced her to deed him her farm, ciimc ’ ore our dreams however, and as to these annual disorder* ? And by the fur the consideration that he was to we go to press a cold, raw rain is in way, we do not know but what Uncle hold his peace conoerning her misdeeds. progress. Killen’s idea to straighten the street But the old liar no sooner got the deed W. E. O’Brypn of the Ionia Sentinel, and erect the bridge acroas the pond, than be began his abuse, and Mrs. K. and J. 8. Brunger of Charlotte, gave is about as sound and as sensible one now lire* with her son.au exile from us a pleasant call Thursday. The for­ as has been advanced upon the subject. her home. Verily the day of “nest-hid mer, it will be remembered, was one of Let not the village government hold ing” M not past yet, and Beecher and the proprietors of the Nashville Inde­ back in matters of progress aud im­ Mr*. Tilton have some humble follow­ pendent, the first newspaper venture provement. ers io the sunny field* of Eaton Co. ever sprung upon Nashville. ARRESTED FOR ARBOR. Lewis Emory is a native of Maple Grove, who although not skilled in educational matters such as readin’, writin’ and spellin’, has a tact of ac­ quiring broad acres and sheckels, that is envied bymany of b>* more scienti­ fically inclined biother farmers. And to say that Lu. was surprised the other day when he looked up and saw his small barn or granecy in flames, is no comparison of his emotions, and with a snort of agony ho dashed to the scene of the conflagration, with a swill-buc­ ket in hand, but the flames had the balance of power in their favor and soon reduced the bapn to smouldering ashes. Subsequent investigations showed that the building caught fire through the carlessncss of Gordius Whitney, a youth not yet twelve years old; who went into the builning to "light his pipe,” an elm root. One thing that lead to the boy’s detection was the remarks he made, immediately after the occurrence, to a companion whom he met on the road as follows: "I guess they must have had a h----- 1 of a fire over there, for they mode the d----- 1 racket I ever heard.” And Em­ ory appeared before Squire Powers, swore out a warrant and had the boy arrested for arson, and the case now awaits the decision of Geo. M, Dewey of Hastings,who is county agent for die care of juvenile offenders. The barn contained half a ton of hay and some seasoned lumber, and Emory states the loss at >135. wayside Jottings. Mr. Gaskell of Baltimore (has bought a 90 aerb wood lot off of the Barber estate. E. D. Eaton is moving his portable saw mill from Sec. 36 in Hastings to Sec. 13 in Baltimore. Frank Dando of West Baltimore died suddenly after a short illness on Saturday evening last Mr. H. H. Mershen has a corrections of dates in regard to the building of th© Prichard mill. He says the saw mill was built in ’54 and the other two years after. There are now 34 inmates at the Co. poor house, 17 adultsand? children. Ten of the adults are male and 7 are female; 9*re blind, one paralytic and one idiotic. Mr. Sentz, the overseer,has been on the farm four years last March; during that time the new house ha* been built and the old one moved back and devoted to other uses. The yard has been graded and is soon to be or­ namented witli shade trees and ever greens. Mr Sentz is a wide-awake man and one the county may well feel proud of to have in their employ. A LOCAL HISTORY ANECDOTE. The News’ facilities for gather­ ing pioneer incidents are first-class and occasionally we get hold of something that is real good. The following in­ cident is purported to have occurred in this county at an early day. An en­ terprising Methodist preacher stopped in a certain locality to stir up some religious interest. Other veteran preachers had been there before him, but their efforts were unavailing in the direction of a revival, The point was considered as lost to religious instruc­ tion or conversion, but the new preach­ er pitched in with modi zeal. He held meetings every night for a week, preached loud and strong; got his mourner's bench ready and called for seekers of religion, but nbne appeared. Night after night ho appealed to them to seek salvation, bat though the con­ gregations were large, none appeared at the mourner's bench. The meetings were kept up for nearly two weeks, and finally the preacher got discouraged. But he said he would try it one more night. That came, and with it a big congregation. The preacher was elo­ quent* and wound up with a exhorta­ tion, inviting persons forward to the seeker’s bench. Not one arose. The preacher waited and pleaded, but no Ono moved. Finally he said he would have to abandon his effort, that he had tried Itard to produce conviction but no one was moved. He had now made his last appeal, and after a few mild kind words he sat dowu. At this junc­ ture a tall son of the soil arose and said that the preacher had been work­ ing hard, and hud labored faithfully wjt*. them, and now, as a token of their appreciation aud respect for him, he moved that the congregation give him three cheers, which was unanimously earned. SEASONABLE. NUMBER 30. may be seen with 'a very ornamental rod and line strolling leisurely by the water side, yet no on© ever saw them with game, or fish. There is a pro­ found mystery shrouding this part erf their calling: equally mysterious is the unvarying fact, that they always get lost at meal time, and just call at the farmei’s house to ask the way, or get a drink of water. Yes! spring has come, and the fanners will be rejoiced to see those fellows, and business men will be lulled to sleep in the barber’s, choir, or thrilled with extasy. at the tales of high daring and steady nerve recount­ ed by those nimrodt. We used to wqp der what became of the vast amount of bamboo, and cane fish poles, that block the way in every town and vil­ lage in the land; we know now—they are sold to those sporting mtn, and worn out by them catching seventeen and a quarter pound pickerel. But lor downright, solid, real appre­ ciation of all that "spring, the most delightful season of the year” means, commend me to the urchins, the boy who has no shoes in the height of fash­ ion, the envy of the town. See them skelping out of school in droves, mad with the joy of their young lives. Will time ever bring, anything worthy the Eision and zeal with which they tickle down to ally tow, or toss the bat for first innings! Hear them as they dash into the bouse dropping their books into the first vacant chair, aud shout nt the top of their voice*, “Ma, may I go barefoot; I want to ploy a match game of base ball, and I can’t run good with my shoes on !” or “Mn its quite warm now, and lots of boys are barefoot.” Yes, naked-footed, light­ hearted, happy childhood ;howintenscly you enjoy life in the spring; how little you resemble the chronic grum­ bler who always sees so much winter­ killed wheat this season.—Let us. the children of a larger growth, learn from the boys and the birds a leeson worthy of the time. Let us be very happy and very busy, knowing for a certainty that it is our father who has promised us a "seedtime andbarvest,” and that his promises are sure and fail not. Hastings, April 10,1880. Editor News:— Common Council Proceeding*. “For ipritig U c<xu«, 1 Council Rooms, Aud Angt-b Hirer voice! tuovc tbc air” t Nasliville, April 18,1880, — Barry Cornwall! Pct Girl. Regular meeting held. Present Chip­ And 1 guess the girl was right.. man, President; Downing, Olds, Cook, There is a wonderful something in that Boston, Roe and Reynolds, Trustees indescribable medley of sounds, made Absent none. Minutes of last meeting read and on up from, God knows how many separ­ motion approved by yeas and nays as ate, distinct, opposite causes That fills follows: i eas. Downing, Olds, Cook, Nays with a volume of melody space every­ Boston, Roe and Reynolds. where, and especially in the spring none. The committe on finance reported to (barring the loud voiced days of gusty allow the account of L. C. Boise at March left over for April) is this mel­ >11.50. The account of Levi Evertt, for ody joyous, denwp keen, soul-inspiring $13.28 was presented and ou motion the very spirits of music, wafted to us allowed by yeas and nays as follows : with the breath of budding grass, and Yeas, Downing, Olds, Cook, Boston, leaf, and flowers, and vibrating ou the Roe and Reynolds. Nay* none. On motion Dr, Young was appointed morning air, and coming carolled to Health officer for the ensuing year by us from the throats of the beautiful yeas and nays as follows: Yeas, Down­ birds, doubly sweet the song, and ing, Olds, Cook, Boston. Roe and Bey-’ doubly dear the singer, because, that Holds. Nays none. On motion council adjourned for one now "the winter of our discontent” is week. over, and spring with her promises of F. McDerot, E. Chipman, new life, aud joy, and usefulness is Clerk. President. here, bidding corking care vanishes in LOCAL MATTERS. . the sunshine of industry,qnd biddingus the toiler*, to be of good cheer, aud CP’ The latest styles of uew millin­ plant ourselves hopefully upon the ery’, just received at Mrs. Crocker’s. promises of seed time and harvest. EFDr. J.C. Graves. Veterinary Surg­ Yes, spring has a voice of her own eon, of Bellevue, Michigan, will be in and we hear it in all our waking mom­ Nashville every Saturday. Can be found at R. G. Hale's Drug Store. ents, and are glad, exceedingly. But other signs proclaim a mighty GT Eggs taken in exchange for ch&nge; every step is quickened, every goods, and highest market price paid at H. G. Hale's Drag Store. eye is brighter, every face has that earnest, anxious, wide-awake, expres­ Kendalls Spavin Liniment and sion that seems to say that its owner Kendall books on diseases of the horse, means business, and is determined to for sale at Hale’s Drug Store. accomplish something worthy before D. C. Griffith is the first to put the settingof the summer sun. Even in a new stock of Spring goods. He is the professional tramp, that nothing receiving a full line of Dry Goods, Hats Caps, Clothing, Boots, Shoes and No­ sublumary can possibly quicken, has tions. Those who contemplate buying now a look peculiar to the season, a in the next sixty days will do well to kind of grim satisfaction in his far-off buy at once as all kinds of goods are gaze, os he rests from bis idleness un rapidly’ advancing. the sunny side of the highway beside GFFawl Meadow Grass, Red Top and FeM Peas, at the Nashville Elevator. his inevitable bundle. 97tf Ainsworth <fc Brooks. And speaking of tramps naturally suggests anothefr class of the genut homo GF The newest styles of spring suit* his first cousin, generally called sport­ for men and boys just received at D. C. Griffith’*. ing men but differing as widely from the real article, as the bogus always docs New Store t Kew Goedst from the genuine. They area class I am dow nicely located in my nevi peculiarly by themselves. ’ They con­ store, and am receiving daily, new gregate in the busy marts, among bu«y goods of the very latest styles and pat­ terns. Please take particular noticajiiiy men, they toil not, neither do they spin goods are made up from the latest yet Solomon never wore as much cheap spring styles and patterns nt Chicago jcwelery as one of these. They talk Detroit and Cleveland, were bought horse, and dog, and gun, tell wonder­ for cash and will be sold accordingly. __________ Mrs. O. M. Yates. ful exploit* by flood and field and lis­ EF* Low prices and one of the finest ten to each other’s lies with a profound selected stocks of Drug* at attention worthy of a better cause. _________ ______ IL G JHalk’h. They talk familiarly of prominent GF Come in and look at my new farmers, their friends, with whom they hunt and fish, yes. Spring is here and spring good*. I have just what you want to buy and I am aorely in need of these sporting men will go in droves money; would take some cm okl ac­ over the county with mongrel counts. D. C. Griffith. our* at their heels, and carrying 3H£I>* i a breech-loader with tire ease r y and grace that a Paddr carries a handspike, and with about the same amount of danger to the wild things in the wood; or they �“ What a fool I wm! ’said she to her­ self. And with noiseless moremejiti she went across the kitchen floor, and took sus]M*nded over the old brick chimney ever since she was a little child. “ I don’t know as I could firn it off,” said she. “But Til try, if I see any signs of mischief! ” It ww unnecessary, however She poured out a bowl of milk, first tliriftily jwusing to Hkim it, and then cut a good thick slice of rye bread, taking care to secrete the bread-knife when she was through. And then, seating herself by the window, her thoughts wandered Imck to the question of the missing brood of • xml <mt in tbr hdb U byt, »wi th. Kta, Ihn-w off th. nuak> of Sylvanus, Pomona, Bacchus, and Apolkj. The seventeen days’ fete was ended, faded aud gone. _ , Time went on. T11” Queen grew old and withered. One day she lay down ou cushions to die. Attendant* stood near in awe awaiting.her wish and to do her bid- Mubjoct made to the Stete 234853300202020000020202000201000200010001 ulture of Pennsylvania: -^3------ efined a* “any tnumgrettrion ot offense against the law of nature, <rf society, or of the country in which we live, whether it relates to a man's person or property.” This ja its widest rneanin£ Ordinarily, however, it has reference only to an entry on the property of an­ , other without aothoritv, and in doing . damage while there, whether much or Httle. I, The law p.ves the owner exclusive con­ ’ trol over his ixroperty. Any infringe1 meut of his righto without his permission । or justified by legal authority therefore . constitutes a trespass. • It does not need that the land should I lie inclosed by fences. Tho law supj I |xmes an imaginary inclosnre, which an­ . ’ Hweni every purpose, and the simple act , i of passing it constitutes tre------> though no harm should really ‘ ‘ crops, cattle, or aught else. J i ®vfcn ft person legally authorized to ■ | seize certain goods on a man's premises i J dare not break open doorr for that pur>1 pose; if he does, his authority avails liim ; nothing, and ho becomes a comiAon tres: passer. i Neither is a i>erson justified in so . axk| ranging apoute as to discharge water on. ' another man’s land, even though he nev■ er steps off his own grounds; nor to per­ ! mit filth to pass a lx>imdary line without , I due permission. ■ Wuona spout firstdiacliargwi on aman's ' own premises and the contents then find their way to a neighbor’s premises it does not constitute a trespass. Hunting and fishing, however, consti­ tute the most common and annoying sources of trespasH to which our farmers are subjected - ' Custom has induced some people to believe they can hunt or fish on the landu or waters of other men with impunity. Nothing is wider of the fact than this.' Because there can lx> no proj>erty in rabbito, quail, squirrels, pheaaanto end ■ other feral birds and animals, they think I these may be pursued wherever they ' may lie discovered. I It is hardly necessary io say that the same laws governing trespass in other 1 cases prevail here. No matter that neither grass nor grain are trampled i down, whether gates are left closed, liars left up and no rails broken, the pursuit | of such game on the lands of another •ervant, “ my ucphtiw, the Priace Elector, will ; without permission is tresqiass. endeavor to visit me. and sumo other Lords that ! To even enter an unclosed piece of lore me, whom 1 would Sec, bnt my time is short aud precious. I am dcHiruus to’ improve 1 wood, where there are no cro]» to be init the best I may hi preparation. I hope they । jured, in pursuit of game, which may will not think it’ ill that Hone have acec-Hs to 1 have taken refuge there, is n violation of me but my children." ' law—quite ns much as if a wheat-field in He sent for the Bishop of London, J axon. ear had been trampled down. An ho approached tbe Kim;, ho gave way Fox-hunta, which are again liecoming to his grief. “But, my Ixjrd," said the King, “Jet us leave tliat; wo have no 1 common in certain sections of this and time to spare. I mu«t nwign myself 1 the neighlxiring counties, are all in vio­ to meet my God. We will not talk of flume lation of law, and every farmer whose rvguen, in whoso hands I am. Tlicv thirst for । acres are passed over by the hunters my blood, and thvy 'rill have it. anil God’s will be dome. 1 thank God, I heartily forgive without his sanction having been previ­ ously obtained has recourse in the Inw them." He remained all day closeted witli the Bishop, 1 against the sjiortemeu for tres|Miss. ' : , i t ■ She is said to have deaired one thing— one thing only: “Time!" But time went on. A Chinese Lodge of Freemasons in New York. Judge Lawrence, ot the N'ew York Supreme Court, lately granted a cer­ tificate of incoqmration to a Chinese. Masonic lodge, to lx, called “Long We Fong Eng We.” The incorporators are five Chinamen, who were “raised" in their native land. Mr. Baptiste, one of the- numlier, gave the following re­ sponses to the queries of a World re­ porter: “If you are Freemasons, why don't vou apply for a charter from the Grand Dodge of New York?" asked the reporter. “We have had tliat under considera­ tion for some time, and have taken the advice of several American Masons, who, however, are divided as to the' advis­ ability of such an application. Jo avoid any question .Ixnng raised, we have decided to form a lodge erf Cliinamen and to do our work in our own lodge- PITH AND POINT. Originally woman was man’s sequel. Bric-a-brac to be avoided — Familv jars. The women who do fancy work don t fancy work. On Ixxird of a leaky ship everybody is “ admitted to bail.’' ’ The young man who want* to get up with the sun must not sit up too late with the daughter. A familiar instance of color-blindness is that of a man taking a brown ailk um­ brella and leaving a green gingham in its plaoe. Bmb waa my idyl wbrr. I wooed. “ j/r knows where they are, I’ll bet anything!" soliloquized Miss Fydget. “And ho shall tell me. Old man—old man; I sayT’ ' . Th.e venerable wixxl-splittcr paused at the sound ot her summons. “ Come hero!" she called. The old man obeyed. “ You’ve-done enouffh," said Miss Fydget, inwardly rejoiced that ho had left his ax sticking in the last pine-knot, in­ stead of coming toward her brandishing it in the air, Powhatan fashion. “ Tliat is what I was just thinking my­ self," observed the old man, wiping his “When did you first become n Mastreaming forehead. son?” ’ “And now," said Miss Fydget, sharply “I was first made a Mason in and suddenly, bs if she fain would take long Wore I came to America. ” him l»y surprise, “where are my tur­ “ Have you ever lieen tried l»y an keys V American Mason?" “ Eh ?" uttered the old man. । “Oh, yes, more than______ once._ In China “My turkeys!’'shrilly enunciated Miss ; we have had both F dish ” * and American Fydget My brood of sixteen white turI Freemasons in our___o__ key-chicksF -. I '“Is there any very great difference “ I am sure I cannot say,” said the old I olwervable in the exanynations bv Amer MISS ETDGET’S MISTAKE. man, with a puzzled countenance. icons of Chinese and vice versa?*’ “That’s false!’’ said Miss Fydget, im“ If you please, ma’am, won’t yout “No, none in the signs and grips. that^ “to rule a velocipede sucoftsafully jH'riidlv. “ If you don ’ t know, your re mi* a drink of milk ?" The great trouble is in the language, a young num should see tliat his hair u Wum Fydget had just come in from ak gang due*! And I insist on having mv although Ixith rituals mean the same carefully parted in the middle, having ig and tmotleHR search through the, turkeys back again!” thing, and our passwords, although dif­ no mon> one side than on the other, in The old man looked liewildered. Miss tfnre for a wandering brood of young. ferent in sound, have the same signifi­ the way of balance." ■keys which had been missing since, Fydget eyed him with a gaze calculated cance. ” to strike dismay into the most obdurate “What do you suppose we’ll say “Have you any idea of the origin and when we meet in heaven, George ?” said , heart antiquity of Masonry in China?’’ “Madam—" he began, but Miss Fyd“Oh, yes. I have studied the subject, she. “Say? I know what you’ll say, ■ get interrupted him. but it is too much to discuss at this time darling." “Mesay! WhatT’ “Why, “There’s your milk," said she, “and and under these circumstances; but one you’ll say: ‘I told you ao. I knew l your bread. If you can eat and drink I thing I will tell you, and that is that the just how it would be up here.’ ** > I with a good conscience, knowing that A lady engaged to be married, and ritual used in China has been handed ■ i my turkeys are gone, do so.” getting sick of her bargain, applied to a down unaltered for over 1,000 years.” Apparently Miss Fydget’s turkey “Can you produce any evidence to friend to help her untie the knot, liefore “ But I wouldn't have minded all. { chicks rested but lightly iqxm the oonit was too late. “Oh, certainly,” she substantiate that assertion?" thM," was Miss Fvdget's melancholy■. science of the wayfarer, for he ate and “I can; and will be happy to do so if replied, “ it is very easy to untie it now ■comment to herself, “ if only I could . drank to the lost mouthful. you will call at my house at any time," while it is only a beau knot. ” have found my young turkeys [ They “ Madam !" he said, as he placed the and, handing his card to the reporter, An Irishman remarked to his compan­ do say that there is a company of tramps । empty bowl within the window-sill— Mr. Baptiste passed on. His lodge is ion, on observing a huly jiass: “ Pat, did Miss Fydget had taken the precaution to loafing about the country, and—’’ the first established among Chinamen you ever see so thin a woman as that be­ ' Just then the mild voice of an old I bolt and bar the door. of tl»e Atlantic coast 1 fore?” “Thin!" replied the other. man, sitting on the .well-curb, broke in “ Go," said the lady, curtly. • “ Botheration! I seen a woman as thin “ But I wished to sav to you—,g upon toe thread of her reflections—an i The Human Race Running to Brain. as two of her put together, so I have. old man, in a shabby gray coat but­ | By way of answer, Afiss Fvdget took If there is to lie so much head work, Katie is a red-headed, black-eyt.-n toned closely across his chest, shot's ! up the rusty gun, placed It on her | what will Iwcome of ns all ? If both bnby, just too cute for any use. The thickly coated with dust, and a rude , shoulder, uni ]x>iiited the barrel full ht i men and women are to develop mon* other night she closed her little prayer I cane, cut from toe woods, upon which I her guest. and mon* their brains, we shall soon lx? as follows : “ Dod please mate me a he rested his folded hands. : “If you don’t take yourself off, I’ll ■ receiring no one. On the 29th bin children were I not far from the realization of the ■ dood little dirl ’’—and then, forgetting Miss Fydget stared at the old man; fire!” said Miss Fydget, resolutely. words of Diderot, who said: “ We walk i for whose soke, she added—“for pity’s brought to him. The little Priiuxus Elizabeth, Two Caps of Tea. the old man returned her gaze, depreAnd, ujxm this unmistakable hint, the who was 12 years of age, bnrsl into tears at the I so little, we work so little, and we think ; sake, amen." “It blows, ma’am,” said Mr. Bumble, I so much, that I do not despair of man I old man took up his cap and trudged sight of her father. The Duke of Gloucester, । v “Unless yon give me aid,” said a who was but H years old, cried with his sister. ■ turning up his coht collar, “ enough to “Perhaps you're deaf, ma'am,” said I; away tyt fast as he ooulfl go. ending by being nothing but a head." j Ix-ggar to a benevolent lady, “I am King took them n|»n his knee* and shared 1 cut one’s ears off." the stranger, elevating his voice u semi­ I “ The woman must be a maniac!” said The | Figure to yourself civilized man 100 or ' afraid I slioll have to resort to Homething a few jewels with them. He endeavored to Mrs. Gurney looked from the kettle to 1200 years hence, when manual lalior tone or so higher. I he to himself. console hia daughter by |x>uituig out noni' “ No more than yourself I” said Miss i While Miss Fydget made haste to take trious reading for her. He enjoined her to tell I the Bi'adle, aud bashfully inquired shall have l>een entirely replaced byma­ j which I greatly dislike to do." The lady I lianded him a dollar, and compossionTyriget, naturally somewhat irritated. , a dose of valerian to settle her “ per- |! her brothers Wiat he had pardoned his enemies, whether-—whether he wouldn’t take a chinery, and when the dreams of So­ 1 utely asked : “ What is it, poor man, I and to sav to her mother that the tint moment cup of tea. 44 Would you have the kindness to turbed senses.” cialist* shall have been realized,- and he would love her ax on the !imt dav. Then, give me a little milk ?" Mr. Bumble ’turned back his collar, num, even in the lowest grade of society, 1 that I have saved you from ?’’ “ Work,” “ I ’ ve liad a narrow escajM? of it," said 1 turning to the little Duke, “ Sweetheart,’’ he , । wss the mournful answer. Miss Fydget bethought herself of the j I she. “ But I must get rested ns quickly said to him, “now they will cut off thy father'k । drew another chair up to the table, shall be able to gain hm livelihood by floating rumor she had heard. Perham , looked at the lady, coughed and smiled. working say three or four hours out of i A writer in the Boston Transcript hfad.'1 this venerable vagrant was one of the II as possible, and go to Larina Thorpe's I' Mrs. Corney rose to get another cup the twenty-four. The tendency, you thus relates a tale of woe: “The young The child looked at -him with a serious i ir. -very band now marauding through the Ij to tea. The Bishop is to be there, ami I “ Mark, child, what I say ; they will ent off . and saucer from the closet, and again will observe, is constantly to reduce the I lady came and tried to sell me a manu| script story. * My teacher likes it,’ she walea and glens of Bochcmont; perhaps •j wouldn’t miss the opportunity of meet­ my head, and, perhaps, make fliee King, and । Mr. B. coughed louder than before. hours of lalior. In manv ports of En­ thy head, too, they will cut off at last." •even now he had a corps of bloody- . ing him for SI,000 !’ ••Sweet. Mr. Bumble?" inquired the gland, for instance, the hours of labor Kaiil when I repeated our usual formula And, between the stimulus of the "I will be torn in pieces first," replied the matron, taking up the sugar-basin. minded coadjutors hidden Iteliind the are little more toon half what they were of no space, no money, no time, and no child, greatly disturbed. anything to her. * Teacher an editor ? ’ ■tone wall, or under the moss-grown | valerian and the calm afforded by a “Very sweet, indeed, ma’api," re- fifty years ago. The King embraced liim with deligut, put liim | Imagine, then, the roof of the ancient smoke-house. And half hour’s nap, Miss Fydget managed down, and kissed his daughter, and blamed ‘ plied Mr. Bumble, and, if ever a Beadle movement spoken of by Diderot con­ I inquired mildly. ‘No, indeed,* waa the Him Fydget was ixiwetiHed of several to array lieroelf in a stiff, black silk them both. then, suddenly rising. ' looked tender, Mr. B. was tliat Beadle at stantly progressing, and man waiting answer, ‘she's a person of refinement and education.'” pieces antique silver, and had $40 in dress, witli a white ribbon cap, and set “ Have them taken away,” he said to Juxon. • tliat moment. less and h'ss^ow ing to the increased fa­ The children went away in tears. Uharles tea-pot, on the uppermost closet out for Lavina Thorpe’s, at a few. mo­ “ You have a cat, ma'am, I see; cilities of communication and locomo­ 1 Two ORAMMARIANS WCTO wrangling, ments past 4. took them back into his arms, and blessed them kittens, too, I declan*! Very nice , one contending that it was only proper tion, and working less and less, owing As she crotuksl her door-yard, a slowly- once more; then, tearing himself from their , inals—so verv domestic.” “Who are you?” curtly questioned to the constantly increasing use and per­ to »ay, “ My wages is high,” while the winding procession met her eye, return­ carcHMM, he fell up >n hu knees and resumed “Ob, yes/' rejoined the matron, 4*0. other noisily insisted that the correct ; ing down the reeky bIojx'H of the post- Ids |irayers with the Bishop and Herbert, the fection of machinery, and thinking more “A man and a brother,” the old mon j ure-nieadow—the sixteen young turkeys! only witnesHca of their sad farewells. While* fond of their home, too." and more out of pure distraction and : tiling was, “ My wages are high.” Fi­ the' King was thus tasting the bitterness of । sanawered, not without a covert smile. “ There they come now,” said Miss death, his Judges met to sign tho warrant for .1 '' Mrs. Corney, I mean to say this, out of die ennui of civilization ! Im­ ; nally they stopped a dav-labarer, and “ No, you’re not," said Miss Fidget, | Fydget, with a momentary twinge of his execution. Great difficulty was exiwrienced I that any cat or kitten that could live with agine woman, thunks to the realization j submitted the question to fiim. ‘ ‘ Which incensed at v hat she deemed a piece of jI conscience in regard to the tramp. in assembling the Commisnion<Ts. Nearly all ; you, nia'am, and not be fond of its home. of the projects of Mr. Camille Bee, ' do^ you say, ‘Your wages is high,.’ or vnnecemsaiy insolence. “You’re a | “ However, it’s all over and gone now, wen- agitaUxl and affected. Their signatures must be an nss, ma'am," and he-hitclied and to the establishment of Girton Col­ i ‘ Your wages are high ?’ A “ Oh, off wid were scarcely ligible. Cromwell alone seemed i his chair a very little morsel farther from leges all over die world, imagine wom­ . y?r nonsinse!” he said, rceuming liis j and what’s done can’t l>e undone!" Sy and clamoroua, and besmeared with ink tho • the fire. Thr stranger smiled. an walking qven leas than she dues pick; “yer naythur of yo right—me i The company was all gathered at Lnso of Marten, who sat Ixsiiidc him, and seized ' “I* a tramp, then, destitute of all toe | vina Thorpe’s; the liest china and silver the hand ot Cot Ingoldsby, to oonijxl him to > The table wns a round one; conse- now, working less, aud thinking more wages is low, l>ad luck to it F auently, moving the chair little by lit­ aud morel Whnt shall we come to, sign. On the morning of the 30tb the King had privileges of humanity he naked. * ‘Am I tired of life ? ” said a cheerful were out and great bunches of cablmgc ariwnearly. “I have a great work to do.” no said ! e, soon lx*gan to diminish the distance great Darwin? Does not the theory of old mon, the other day, in reply to the “Jto ?" said Mias Fydget. roses decked the mantel in gilt , vases, to Herbert, and lie began his toilet. The hands I , lietween the Beadle and the matron. Tramps must live as well as other that were at least a century ol<i of the faithful servant trembled in arranging ' Now, if the matron had moved her chair evolution point to the inevitable reali­ question. “Not a bit of it I'rememmeople,” pleaded the old man. Now, “Is ho here?” nervously whispered his hair. “Take. I pray vou, the name pains as । to the right, she would have been zation of Diderot’s words? Will not ber landing in this town with a chip list, took at me.” Miss Fydget, as she removed her hat in usual." said the King, ‘‘although my headUDot I scorched by the fire, and, if to the left, our legs wither awav aud return to the hickory shirt and a pair of breeches. I’ve to remain on my shoulders long. I would be as _ “Yea,* said Miss Fydget, “I'm look­ the front chamber ujv-stairn. rudimentary stage like our tails ? Will been away up and I’ve been flat on my trim to-day as a bridegroom.' The Bishop ar­ she must Irave fallen into Mr. Bumble’s ing at you, and. a dusty, shabby-looktog not our arms and bodies diminish, and Iwick, yet Fd like to begin and go it all “ The dear man—yea! ’’ said Miss rived and bjieued the gospel, read the twenty- , , arms ; so (being a discreet matron, and muscles for which there is no longer over again—chip hat, shirt, breeches and -figure you ares I must say.” Thorpe, enthusiastically clipping her seventh chapter of 8L Matthew. Tho King I 44 Tve walked fifteen miles since morn­ hands. “ Walked all the way from Siins- thought it particularly applicable to his cane; np doubt foreseeing these consequences any use dry. up, and their elements be all. Why? Well, you see when you at a glance) she remained where she was, alworbed by the brain and head, which come to the end, you don’t know what's ing, with nothing to eat or drink." town Station, and met with all sorte of however, it waa the proper lesson for the day. “That's what they all say," said Miss interesting adventures. Wliat do you The King was at jiraycrs; it was 10 o'clock. A and handed Mr. B. another cup of tea. will acquire the phenomenal proportions ' U-yond. I'm dead sure of this other low rap was heard at tbu door; it was Col | The Beadle' drunk his tea to the last thing, and, on the whole, this world just think of lus Ixdng taken for a------ " Hacker. He was escorted, with the Bishop, drop, finished a piece of toast, whisked of a caricature ?—.Parisian. tickles me to death.” But here she was called away. traversing the park Ixitwceu two lines of soldiers ; the crumbs off lus knees, wiped his lips, A Joke from the Judicial Bench. When Miss Fydget descended, serene drawn up along the ima*agc, to WhitehaU. His : and—deliberately kissed the matron. It is no wonder that a miller soon gets and smiling, site was led up to a pleas­ aspect was serene, Lis eyes bright, his step firm. 1 gray, when on all sides he hears innuen­ One of the members of the bar in Sar­ “ Mr. Bumble ! Mr. Bumble 1 I walking even faster than the guard, and marvel- ' ant old num. with gray luiir aud a cordial ing at their slowness. Ho received the coin- j shall scream !” Mr. B. made no reply, atoga, who thoroughly enjoys a good does about toll. Here is the latest one, i Fydget stood for a moment pon­ blue eye. • munion from tho hands of tlio Biabop, saying, but, in a slow and dignified manner, put joke, relates toe following, and applies jKiraphrased from one of Watts’ hymns’ ; the petition in her mini! “Miss Fydget,” said Miss Thorpe, “I go from a c-irruptible to an incorruptible . his arm around the matron’s waist. As the moral to himself: Not long since he Teach m» the MMuerf BIT ffrlrt, * Thou maker of iny meal; x»k here, ohl man!" she said, at fussily, “let me make you acquainted crown. 1 am ready for all that is aboqf to be- i X wmiM aaorj what 1 have mtawd ■ the lady had stated her intention of was counsel in a case before Judge Pratt, ‘I kiu«w perfectly well that you're with Bishop Playfair, of Chirita Terri­ fall me, aud from the bottom of my te-art I referee, and during the progress of the Ab<J laarabcnr namara daaL have forgiven them oik" Kc traversed the ban- ' screaming, of course, she would have Sw the vile lulller llfU -be po>, ip; hut I suiipose that you're hu- tory.” queting hall behind the line of soldiers. He ate i done so, but a hasty knocking at the trial became a little lut noisy, as he Tba nun be«tu. to crawl; ' ifter all. There's a pile of knotty “Bless my soul!" cried Miss Fydget, a niece of bread and drank a glass of wiue. It i door had the curious effect of restoring sometimes does, when the Judge looked He krnjw Um grtirt, mdiU bane the 1 o'clock. Hadier knocked at the dooh , iumpe under, the shed; you may dropping her* fan and smelling-bottle, A1><1 Ml. the boy that*. aXL up and said to him: “ Mr.------ , did yon Jnxou and Herbert fell upon their knees. It | her voice'to its usual asperity, and the ever hear of the man who was lost in the What can I leak or bcm tor, thwi. few fur my cooking-stove." * “ivs the tramp!" Beadle spread himself .before, the’fire, waa the King who raised them. At the extremity it, ma’am----- ” The Bishop smiled serenely. On of the liall an opening made on the day previous with his l»ack toward it, seeming to be wooda during a thunder-storm? ” ainr how it would be " shrilly in­ “ Miss Fydget,” said he, “you never led to the scaffold, level with it, and hung witli ' I Mias Fydget. “ You're a'deal can’guess how deliriously cool that milk black. Two men stood near the ax, each in , engaged in taking an exact inventory of the furniture.—''Oliver hvitt." **?•»* to work; you'd rather starve tasted to me. And, by the way, I met a a sailor's attire, and nuulwd. The King arrived . And give my *£**■ cusirtu u>“•such n>nu x-----_------- o.. .. piece of woods, As send ms teak my an. n boneslday* “ brood of young turkeys in a stubble­ with head erect, aud was calm and grave, even lost his way, and while he wan in tliat to coldnrss, maintaining that be had always , The Stopped (lock*. r your _said the -rid field os I cresBcd from tlm highway, Is en in the right in lus conduct as King. Then predicament a fearful thunder-storm came A New England Roaunre. t is n go<xl many years which I concluded must be yours.” ’ j lie looked at the block. "Be carefiuthat it is | The clocks were stopped at the ban­ up. The wood* grew awfully dark. The Way l>ack in tiw early jiart of this cent­ ri wood.” . Both joined in irresistible laughter, set fast," Im! said to the executioner. While he quet hour. roaring of the wind and the crashing of ury, om» of the tovelitwt girls of the It was at the.feto given by the Earl of the thunder was terrific. The man wm town of Norwich lieeame engaged to » it ia." said Mis* Fydget, and in five minutes Miss Fydget, set at spoke won* one touebed the ax. Ho turned around and said: "‘Do not hurt the ax that Leicester to Queen Elizalieth. her ease by tiw Bishop's tact and kind­ may frightened, and started to pray, but, not dashing young Englishman, apparently hurt me." He raid; “ I will offer a short The splendor of that reception lias , get me the ox I will news, was chatting cheerfully away re­ prayer, and when I put out my hand* this way used to that businesa, aaid: 4 O of great wealth, who chdxned to have " rn.wri.-te garding the Chirita mimious. He wont away c*. < stretching tlntn out)—then." He collected hl* seldom if aver been equaled in English Lord, give us a little more light, and a been a naval offiwr. “But to think,” said Miss Lavina thoughts, aaid a few words in a low tone of history. little Ires noise! ’ \ I don’t mean vnu tenwbly tor a short visit to England and Thorpe, afterward, “ that you mistook voice, raised his ryes to heaven and knelt down, , The fete was a series of magnificent Mr ------ ,’’ added tlie Judge. The otxxn- waa never hoard of in Norwich again al­ the Bishop of Chirita Territory for a placing his XteaAnuon Uh> block. In the space :I banquet* and diversions. There were . sei says that tlui audience buji * ” though tradition has it that lw was. a of a uxxueal the King streicbed out his IimxI*, • . tilt* and tournament*; the park was I the time the Judge did mean_________ _ nimte by profumdan aud tliat he wm peopled with actors who represented now that he thinks ofJt himself, he in­ hung a* nueh soon after leaving Nt«rwicb, i-i set him I nymphs, gods and goddeese*., and who clines -to tliat opinion also.—Tray Tttnc*. However the truth may have l»<w>, his - rusty were prepared to offer some new butprise to the Queen wherever she ap­ ’ Gov. CoLqrrrr, of Georgia, is an active peared. There was continuum min­ I Christian worker, and very liberal hi strelsy; ten oxen were slaughtered church su I ascriptions. > ’ �by li-*ust* _______ urinal'. Of the 70.000 i eh which died during the 1878-9 Afghan i campaign, I suppose a large majority i.tored what he originally wrote,, un­ J ' ’ ’ one or other ot the above horrible doing the emendations of the editor, but Of -those that did not, we nw in other cases the change* vp}Mta.r to rep­ , resent a change in'tee author’s own either dm* to the humanity <rf a British taXte. The Literary World h»a taken the trouble to compile a number <rf those With an IMMENSE STOCK of New and Fresh ORNO STRONG, Spring Goods, AND TEEMING WITH CUSTOMERS azinc. ample of a strong writers prejudice fur QUAINT STORIES FROM COLORADO. I simple English, aud ot the greater strength that is gained by the excliuuon of fine-sounding words and phrases: iHJner-i. Life. Ed. Rovl.-w, April, J*c, Ewwy VHL, pp. M3-37L OFFICE IN TRUMAN’S BRICK, SECOND STORY. HAPPY IN BARGAINS rrs^ Our stocks for the Spring of 1880 consists, as usual, of the None of as should need to be remind­ U.W best selections from the largest wholesale houses in New ed that a prayer to God need* no middle her. There were several newly-made 1- W messenger. It goes of itshlf direcUy to bonanza kings nlxnit Denver then, and York, Detroit and Chicago, which may be enumerated Him But Uiero is someUiing very among them was u man who had prol>under the heads of touching in this suffering sailor’s x»-, aljy never had $20 in his pockets at one quart—and remarkable in the seeming time previous to his strike. To him the answer: paaseNUiiou of a watch waa the natural A curious story is told of tho wreck of evidence of the ixmession of a compe­ a large British cool-ship, which found­ tence, and, as ho luul made more than a ered for out at seis Inst June, off the competence, he felt that tlie fact should ' coast of California. The sole survivor by indicated by the purchase of several was a Portuguese sailor named Lopez, watches. Theae he luul deposited in tlie who was picked up, lashed to a raft, ns Grand Central Hotel safe. One night he drifted in the jwith of an inward- he camo into the office very much the Ixnmd vessel for Pnget sound. VILLAGE OFFICERS. worse for liquor, lurched up to tlie desk He was taken to the Marine Hoapital and hiccoughed out to the clerk: "GimLadles and Genta’ Pmident—William Klllen.j at Port Townsend, and, after a week of Goods. skillful nursing, became sensible so am to relate his extraordinary adventure. -ing to thrust it into his trousers pockets, Village At turner- W He had floated with a dozen companions he let it slip and fall upon the floor. Karatel-i.C. ftnJ*. I •, !:f i barbarian might lay helplessly in the Pacific for ten days Without casting a glance at the faHeu without food or water. watch, he lurched to the counter again, of his shipmates *»drtiw. ,, One , / after —77. another ~ « 77, reacueu reachedout outnix hissnaamg shaking nuuu, hand, muaiercu mustered ney HaaUsga la Interallied .bed from limit, nntfl ho w done w>Ui , tlil tacultj<, u Uu. tuk b< .poking, X 1 EitfoDlXT EFIUCOPAL CHL'ltCH—A. D. Xrwfto W «urri^,r, Mid, u ho dying, Uurto] „nt. author’" THE CELEBRATED X»A Tux. Paator. 8-r»lr«» every Sjbbatn at )0U teF? t° him: On th. indifference vt affluence go bea m .tut ? ■ ■ rn .i — , i* ... — •• George, do you think yon nre going ,.ond ; to God? TT ., .. ... , . . i. . On rearing afflrnmtivo reply,: He wu ondoaUy. " tondalool, hnt Wednesday eva. at Lope, added noth Ji tlio mteurenei Id “lle “ “•<> ud 1 o'clock sharp, on o thill of ths moon. HocottnlMd aarunnlB. They cannot fail to please the Ladies. Transient brothers ■ despair, " When you get where God is, held out a piece of micaceous granite for his inspection, he made a strong effort tell Him to send us some water. ” johk a surra" to look as if he had been born witli a Tlie dying man promised Uiat he The kind .if Government The kind of Government which waa set up. would do so, and soon breathed his last. contempt for civilization, and that the €37 OUR SYSTEM OF HANDLING ONLY Hon­ Juiiarw ^irrrfonj. If a Prince waa needed. Shortly after, a copious shower fell, and feeling haul been steadily growing on him ever since. "What do you make est G-oods and selling on the basis of Three Lopez was enabled, by its help, to hold ~W. H YOUNG, otit until rescued, as stated above, on this out to be?” he asked, indicating the liked to see an ut Feet to the yard and Sixteen Ounce* the twenty-second day after Uie sinking specimen with a nod. “ Humph ! " was the expressive answer. "Gold quartz or of the allip.. to tlie pound, enables us to hold all our old custom­ carbonates? ” The "honest miner" actual Federalism H A. BARBER, turned it over in his hand indifferently, D. Homeopathic Phyalelan and Bnnreon ers and gain new ones every week. A visit to the PIONEER e Office, near rvaldtnoe. on corner of Weaning During our civil war, the depot of the took out his knife and pick(*d at it for a Hare Flowers. STORE will convince the incredulous of this fact. We aim Baltimore and Oliio railroad in Phila­ while, and then asked: “Got much of CHAS. 11. BRADY. delphia was the frequent stopping-place it?” "Thousands cf tons," answered Who would wish to live withoutflowto please patrons both in quality and price of goods offered for a few moments of regiments going the other eagerly. " How much do you era ? Where would the poet fly for im­ TTORNEY at Law aDd Solicitor In Chancery Real Estate ami Inauranca Axvnt. Collecting them. Although most goods have advanced from 15 to 25 per South, tmd of large l>odiea of wounded suppose she'll run ? ” "Can't tell nuth- ages of beauty if they were to perish for and ConveyaDdng a apacialtr. Bounty and F«nin’ without an assay." "But von can men on their way liome. alon Claim* promptly attended to. and all olbar ever? Are Uiey Dot the emblems of Try u* entruatec to my care. Office opposite Ua- cent we are selling many of them at the old prices. A good woman who lived near, when- j guess, can’t you; you can guess ?*’ "Oh, loveliness and innocence—the living btialneaa nn ll-n.. K.A.III. and see. ever she heard of such aui arrival, was in ■ yea," answered the barnacle, "anybody types of all that is pleasing and grace­ the habit of making a pot of coffee and [ kin guess; but a guess is liable to be ex- ful? We compare young lips to the LEWIS DURKEE 1 travngiuit. Now,• -I tt shall —r; but mind taking it to the tired and wounded men. | ---- --------- ---------------say .— N. B.—Will continue to pay the highest market price in rose, and tlie white brow to the radiant I AWYER, Notary Public, Beal Estate and Inaur Some of her neighlxira joined her in this I ^c’ uia- ®° ?Tcr should lily ; tlie winning eye gathers its glow AU acca Agent Collections promptly made, and exchange for all farm products. good work j “-n-ft-o-y (turning the specimen over from tlie m i again imd holding it upto the light). I violet', and a sweet voice is like flnrii h ° °^ u r, should s-n-a-a-v that if vou can save die a breeze kissing its way through flowers. flndmshow pr.taulOn. amp e rv&vrf.u Uli, „d We hang delicate blossoms on tho silken EMORY PARADY. ■ ment was to the Mhliers Iwivn to ° . ...... ■ , Mldiera, finkc.1 asked leave USTICE OF THE PEACE. CoaT«y*ndn< cxronot waste the lead, that it might run ringlets of the voung bride, and strew ' fully and ni jmptly attended to. Office eaat her path with tlie fragrant bells, when | contribute to it Then a mechanic who about—well, about §2 to the county.” Prop’r Pioneer Store, Nashville, Mich. •id- Main Hintt. NaabviUe Mich. owned an enormous cooper-shop near " Is this my train ? " asked a traveler she leaves tlie church. We place them the depot offered it for their use. WM. PARMENTER, ...... - • -------------------------------- ---- ~ at Uie Kansas Pacific depot of a lounger. around tht» marble face of tlie dead | The kindly work grew. Money came "I doq’t know, but I guess not," was in tlie narrow coffin, and they become , M Oi°Hh Mkb HuU'* Dru< rtor*’ Ver j 18 THE TIME in. Willing band. wore ready. ’In th.- i 1 doubtful replr. replv. "I see it’s got the symbols of our aflectious—phuisures re- , vacant atop great table, altrar. .Ux.1 Uie donbtlul name of a railroad company on the side, Diemlicred and hopes faded, wishes W. H. GRLSWpLD. laden with nktea, cup., etc.;' stove., r belool To Take Advantage of the with fires always burning, were “ i “u’ l«l ' ‘ ‘ igs to them. Have flown and scenes cuerished, tho more l). Homoeopathic Phnlclxn md Surgeon. that they can never return. Still we ■ Office over D. C. Griffith1* *U>re. Kraideme f rent stores of [• ..tv_____ i.-t ___ v____ look to the far-off spring in other valle vs corner Ptilllip* and Dnrke* atreeu. Prompt ■tten- : Uon fiveu to call* day or nlgbL kept at liand I —to the eternal siunnier beyond the . ‘ 4 1 . euuijwgni', because i.veiuv- he had hi«i Eve, when tlie flowers which have ■ ..1, . liked hi. hisR. champagne, A. M. FLINT. A cam.™ w.j» lb«l .kn mwnta. »- ; , y, Ltrik..'the <l«y pn-ri.™. n! shall again bloom in tho starry fields, where no rude winter can intrude seen any <”int full fli 1 of <»f the the wonndtd urnnnHed and anti sick, cu-L- rolled rrvll.,,1 .................................. . .- chain . - Thev come upon us in spring like tho coUcrtloua promptly made. ( ears, pitgne to wliich he felt justified in apply­ into the station, not only a comfortable ing a pronoun in the jxxwcssive case. " I reAlleotions of a dream which hovered Griffith'* Store, Naahrilla, Mich. meal awaited them, but then* wiu> a tem­ dunno," replied B., “ but I guess you’d alxnit us in sleep, pAxipled witli shadowy E PARADY, porary hospital ready, and doctors, and better gimme some Unit's wet. I’m sort Identities lUid purple delights, fancy ANUFACTUBEBof Boot* and Sboea Makins tender, motherly women to dress their hroidenxl. Sweet flowers that bring be­ and repairing neatly ddne, abo «triel men­ o’ thirsty.” wounds. tion to fill all order* .promptly, and at the lowest It was about Belford that Uie remark fore our eyes scenes of childhood—faces ll»tn; prices. Shop e—t side of Main dtrrgt. “ Nobody asked me," said a Southern rememliered in youth, when love was a ■ soldier, "’if I was a rebel. Nobody wasmade: "Jim has some right good stronger to himself. The mossy bank Where he is constantly opening points," it ran, " but Uie great trouble seemed to care for anything but tliat I w.ith him is that he is always about six by the wayside, where we so often sat 1 nlacv In the vllla<e. Stout bonea. r* was suffering. I had lost my arm, and IcngUis ahead of evervl»odyrH judgment, for hours, drinking in the beauty of tlie ' willlpy haoA*.__________ I wiui on my way to prison. But when primrose with our eyes—the ^ihelteivd i mid gaining at every jump. ” CHARLES SCHEIDT^ I said good-by to these women I almost glen, darkly green, tilh d with tlie per- ] I , I't'CV ITU .1-11 M forgave tlie North.” । fume of violets, tliat shorn', in their in- I --------IN--------A Spoiled Man. The death of one of these good doc­ tense blue, like another sky spread upon . tors a Wit-k or two ago has recalled these Most of us know a hat a fipoiled child the earth—the. laughter of merry voices i facts. He hod charge of several large is. In Europe there is a spoiled man. —the sweet song of the maiden—tlie I iilisrrllancDuj 0xrdM. hospitals in which wore men from liotli He has been indulged and pamjx*red to downcast eye, the spreading blush, the ' armies. On every Sunday, different such an extent that it costs $11,000,000 kiss oalianiwl at its own sound—are all ; ^yORCOTT HOUSE, clergymen of the city came to preach, a year to keep him in good humor. brought back to memory by a flower. some of whom were thoughtless enough This man is the Sultan of Tur­ Nswhville, Mictxignn. ’ Why She Died. to take advantage of that occasion to try key. His house is defended by thirty to convert the n’bels to patriotism. The great guns and a guard of 3,000 meii. C.-C. Wolcott, Proprietor. Of the late Comtesse de Oolloredo doctor interfered. His head servant, or Grand Marshal, has who was once a leader in Euro]H*iui so­ "This is not the place for politics,”'he a salary of $100,000 a year. Five secre­ ciety, it is related tliat she was one day n>ln«, an- al«ny» »uru*of (vutug battar iu>■la'iou- fnr tin* amount juld. loan at any said. "These wounded and dying men taries are employed to save him the Diking her daily constitutional on the Deed Christ and Him crucified now. trouble of writing? Four chief chamber­ terrace at Weisbuden, when n young This, and nothing else, gentlemen." lains live with him, who, when they man came up to her, and, Isiwiug, said: On one Sunday the venerable Bishop march in procession, carry a great bunch “Bonjour, Madame hi Comtesse." P J. PUKCHIS, IT* It is economy to trade with me, for I will not allow any merchant te Potter, who was very much beloved by । of keys on their backs. He has twenty- " Monsieur," replied the lady, atifily, “ I undersell me, who tells for CASH. the soldiers and prisoners, preached a three aids-de-camp, all of-whom are per­ liave not the honor of your acquaint­ I3 ohh Barber sermon which drew tears from many of sons of much consequence. ance." "But I have had thn honor of these rough men. Odo who, it is stated, This inu, n|Kju<xi sjxiilcd uum man keeps new-jm five uw talkers uusem w to being presented to you," pleaded tho w.w on old man of great learning, had amuse him with anecdotes and gossip, stranger with a smile. "Possibly; but, .K CVUIU an :ui infidel, xuuuei, iuiu uiui drawn cuuwu many uiuiiy gathered from all quartern of Constanti- ns I have already said, I have not the cut, call on Frank and you will n away happy ' liecome and had do<^ »or-h « tba old PJ15RE YOU HAVE THEM. ~o----- — ------ — vr- He i---------’ — j nople by sixty spies. Five doctors live honor of knowing you.” “I am the others into-»skepticism. heard, and with God’s help was brouglii to see the witli him to take care of his health, and Prince of Wales,” remarked EL R. H.t ! truth. A few days later, knowing tliat they are assisted by five apothecaries. bowing once more, and moving on. Tlie When we say this, we mean that you have Notary X’ublio, he had but a few days to live, he sent for Four Mohammedan chaplains attend to poor Comtesse fainted, and died ioqr Maple Grora, Mich the Bishop and told him what he owed his spiritual interests. Five librarians days after. It was a fatal blow to that L1EBHAD8EB, to him in the sermon he had heard. nourish his intellect, and read the peti­ which she held most de:tr—her satoir tions that come in. vivre.—New York' Trilntnc. , There is an officer whose duty it is to A species of dwarf cactus, abnndiint which his mother hod taught him fifty go witli this Hjxriled man when he takes years before: ii walk in the garden. A band of music in Lower California, is rich in fiber, and and a company of singers are* part of tlie it is said to be excxdlent fur mattresses. READY MADE CLOTHING. We are opening the largest and most complete stock oC v---------- - -- -----SPRING GOODS, that we have ever had the spoiled man’s household. Five pianbita It is reported that on experimental ma­ Xn.livllT, vi.,1,___ : give huMons to his wivt-s and children. chine, costing only $400, converte tho pleasure to present before the people of raw material into white, elastic fiber, He died that night.— Youth's Companion. The black eunuchs who wait upon tlie 'pHATHCSBlSDOFUMEI . Nashville and vicinity, as a call at ladies of his household are 120 in num­ with great rapidity, and pnunfass to re­ duce the cost and improve the quality of ber. O—. Ma a KAVino >«4 HAIR LI. 11130 our store will fully prove. Mohamntedan Indifference to Suffering. ‘ dona at In the spoiled man’s kitchen there* are such goods very materially. I recollected having seen at Nikopohs 300 cooks and turnspits; and the frxxl It costs a yearly aggregate of $52,000,­ or Sistova—I forget wliich—great piles prejwred by them is served by 200 000 to keep up Uie British navy in a time of bones ready for exportation, among waiter*. . of profound jKtace, and, oven* then, its which were some human skulls. I also In short, the servants of this extreme­ recalled to mind that two months pre ly spoiled m.iu are about 4,000 in num- position as th* first naval power of Eu­ vionaly, wbtu I was visiting some chem­ lier, very many of whom are persouages rope is questioned by the Italian<c and by £ A. BUSH. OF ALL THE LATEST PATTERNS. ical works in the North of 8*»otland the of high rank who |otep great numbm of ether nations in the com petition fur swifter and l>ettar-bnilt ships, and fur managir showed filo his bone stores servant* for themselves. "THE BOSS' improved armament from Uie Block sea, and said Unit hu­ It costa, M we just Mid, $11,000,000 • It must also be remembered that we also carry an man boties were otP'M found in cargoes year to keep house in tliis way, the must Almost tho only buxmoss which has; from tliat quarter. Again, a few weeks of which is earned by the hard labor <4 thriven in England <»f late years hiui HAMM VILLE, . MICH. stock of after my visit to the Shipka, I saw a jxxvr men and wmnrn, many of whom been that of the umbrella makers, in considerable numlier of men’s skulls and often go hungry that this spmled man’s whose family prayers die petition for other bones in shallow open hides in tho sr-rvauta may have mure money to waste. rain is jKipulurfy supposed^ to be invari­ yyiLLIAM JONES, Acropolis of Athenti, which the local Spoiled children are very bad indeed, ably included—albeit sunsliiuc is not dragoman told mi.' were the remains of but, in all the world, there is do sn< ’ without its mild corepmsatiou to them AND Greeks and Turks who hail fallen in tlie I terrible scourge as a spoiled man.- j ill view of jiononl kaIvk. War of Independence fifty years ago. Youth's t Crjinpanion. Th*: MoluMnmadami and other rude • -------- ------------------------Pkxtmatic clock* have been intxoracmi are indifferent about burying the j Ths Consolidated Virginia mine did i ducod in Paris by a tximpany which fur­ HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC. bodies of those in whom they have no . not pay tlie expenses at working until! ninhes tho clocks and works them wpecial pei-wiuft] interest I can well ho- , after t *io expe»'iitvre of $700,000. Than ! through pneumatic tolw from a central have the benefit of it. Have. With Ua-ai .the feeling of sympa- it yielded $80,0i)0j000 dividends to its ■ station. The patent lisa been pnrehaiied / thy kv physical Faflfering io ahnoat nun- ; stvckhohit'r? in four years. for America. I Olothing, iiXashriUf girrrtnry. Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Groceries. DAVIS AND SINGER SEWING MACHINES! M A J L. J. WHEELER, M GREAT SPRING BOOM. It Can Be Found at M D. C. GRIFFITH’S CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, Boots, Shoes, IVotions, Etc. DRESS GOODS and PRINTS, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, BOOTS, SHOES, ALL KINDS s FOOT COVERING, �‘ ■ • .e > - are girl*; and now when careful house­ wire* tell their husband* to stop at the Mt] , Gkrmxnt, March Bl. 1880. 1 by the election fever now’ toward* its climax in Englacti,, ™, of all Foreign nations, Germany is, probably most interested in the oon-’ stilution and principles of the nextf British Parliament. Under the politi­. cal constellation of Europe,c. at present► sseeodant, it would be difficult to showr that the intereata of England and Ger-’ numy are not identical, and Prince Bis­• marck, backed by all his countrymen, 1 would prefer to sec the return of a cab­’ inet to Downing-street, influenced by' the same views on the foreign policy of Great Britain aa the outgoing Ministry. ’ Germany has, or believes she has, ab latest foe in Rumis, and an Englishi Parliament, therefore, firmly resolvedl to curb and withstand the territorial[ . ambition of that huge Slavonic Power' would be hailed by both parties to the Anatro-German understanding aa a strong and effective ally in maintain^.ing peace. The German Press has, by tills time, pretty well altered the mind of tlie Empire upon the subject, and ti^ugb I might have searched for and questioned freely, I bare not encount­ ered one expression which could not be construed as a wish for the success of Conservation Government in England. The journals here, it is true, frankly confess that their views on the quesion, primarily influenced by conaider. atiogs of what might be called self-in­ terest, but they likewise seek to show that even from their peculiar point of vision a Tory. Ministry would confer on England a superior number of bless­ ings. These are at great pains to com­ pare the present weight and fame of Great Bntian on the Continent with the deadest' State of its prestige beforo Lord Beaconsfield came into power, andask who tho Englishmen would prel'cr returning to their 'previous un­ worthy and unrecognized condition. Tlie German Press does notpretend to be a better judgp than Englishmen themselves, as to what is politically . good for them, but it claims to be able • : to reproduce unprejudiced impression made on the German people by such and such acts of a British Ministry, Conformably to certain promises made last Session, Bismarck has just presented to the Imperial Parliament a very instructive paper, on emigration from Germany, during the year 1879. From statistic* there is tabulated it ap­ pears that no fewer than 3,883 of sub­ jects of the Empire, nearly two-thirds being males took ship lost vear for for­ eign parts at BremaL,Hamburg Stettin, or Autwart by far the greater number going to the United States and British North America, after these countries Australia and Brazil seems to be the most attractive. This emigration is the largest since 1874, when the figure was 45.113; 1879 and 18751 immediately after the war, showing the very form­ idable results of 125,650 and 103,038 respectively/ Coming to tlie various States of the Empire, one finds that the grand total of 83,327 emigrant*. Premia, with a population of over 25, W0.000. contributed more Uum 31.000, or seven-elevenths of the whole, while Bavaria sent 3,698, Wortenberg, Saxo­ ny, Baden, Hesse and Ham berg follow­ ing them in the order of their respect­ ive losses. These figures, it must be remembered, only guage the flow ot German emigration through a tew ■ leading channels, and by no means represent the entire loss in subject* annually suffered by the empire. Louis. MICHIGAN NEWS. Ebinexer Swan, who was said to be 104 y **ars of age, died ou the 8tb, at Ssr^ac Mr*. John Long, of Kalamazoo, was found dead in an outhouse on the night nf the 10th. A son of John Hill of Coldwater, Mged 14 years, had his nose bitten off by.a dog while plaving with tlie ani­ mal, April 11. John Chisholm, foimily a conductor on the Northwest Grand Trunk rail­ road, fell dead ou the meets of Port Huron on Saturday. Daniel O’Brien, an old resident of Summit township, Jackson county, fell dead in hi* wagon while driving home from town on. Friday evening. Chas. Butler, of about four miles west of Vicksburg, committed suicide by taking prusic acid Monday evening. Cause, financial embarrassment. William Howlitt of Lynden Center Washtenaw county, was killed last week by falling from a load of lumbcr - one of tlie wagon wheels passing over his bead. An eight-year old boy in Grand Rap­ ids arresU'd the movements of a house­ breaker the night of April 9, by shoot­ ing him through the shoulder while he was in tlie act of robbing the house of Mr. Debt. The robber, named IShrune, don't forpet as they uaed to; no, indeed. Wm.A. Howard,jroven»OF of Dakota territory, died at Washington. April 10 of neantlgia of the heart, aged 07 yMn while areaidentof Michigan, he waa next to Zack Chandler her most honor* cd statesman; having served three term* in Congrewt, prior to 1888. In 1889 he was tendered the position of minister to China by President Grant which be declined was appointed Govemor of Dakota by Preaident Hayes. There is great excitement in the vicinity of River Raisin station on the Jackson branch of the Lake Shore railtoad between Manchester and Clinton over apparent indications of a horrible murder having been committed ihere. The mail who carries the mail to the train found, on the morning of April 9, the stove tipped over, tho floor covered with blood, and tracked stains and clotsof blood- to the river. It is an i»olated place, only a shanty Wing there for people to waft for the train, do on n in charge of it, and trains do not stop there unless signaled. Fatal Accident. Easton, Ionia Co., April 18, ’80 Editor News One of the citizens of Easton, Mr. Henry Bemis, aged 48, and a bachelor, was seen at his home on April 8, when, it appears, he went into one of his fields to sink a large stone, supposed lo weigh some over a ton. A neighbor called on Saturday, about three o’clock in the afternoon, on business, and not finding him, went to his nearest neigh­ bor, and he knowing him to be engag­ ed in sinking these largo stones, they went to bunt for him, and found him cang'ntin the pit, by the stone, dead, with his limbs badly broken. He had by some means tom bis pant„ pocket open and gut out Ids jack-knife and dug quite tin excavation into the bank, trying tn extricate himself, but to no •TailB- Hamp. Mall. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. KABTW ---------- 1ST STATIONS. There is but a few days left in which to SECURE BARGAINS Which we shall offer at The stock Goods at Yonr leader* will rememl<et tliat *t the county convention of tbe W.C. T. U. which wm held In CLEMENT SMITH, Assignee rated In tho *ub£cti of Intemperance, profanity, aebbath breaking, tobacco uaing. Immoral IlUraturn «u. Into a lovn.hlp union wi^ch ahould be auxilUary to that of tbo county, tbu* forming a A remedy for male impertinence is'| rpHE NASHVILLE LEVATOR, complete orranlxaUon of th* earnest working moth­ er* anJdangnler* In our community, again*! three for a woman to stare at tho ill-bred । L । T1 HE OLD ESTABLISHED A gentlemen’s feet.. No man can stand ■ nAmAJ-i. J DnlnrHnrl ’ Imr.rAiMri a careful scrutiny of his unmention- RGDlOQClCdj EDItH^Cd g, lUlprOVCd able, without dtaebing OT_ feeling th, । cold sweat start down his back. , 111 levs, - A wedding party was assembled at j fES to l£lial>O £ie residence of the bride’s father at I Rochester. The groom and tlie rest1 Any number of farmer* to . h^oot °.« Unload Wheat and Grain Ex­ of the township, who hare urgantxed ni-dcr the call, Baltimore la the dr»t to report everything In appointed time tho announcement waa pedltiOUSly ul ACCUratly. made tliat she had been united to an-1 r other suitor, having changed her I «• —‘"•*,*2“!' •chool hou*e, and perfected an organlxatlon with Mra. E. Batraaa Proa; on tlx- Mlh Mr*. Bailey. Mn. Dr. I-athrop aud m\*«lf met with the Wood­ land ladiea at the M. E. church at Hie Centre, and their orgnnixaltau wa« formed, which with a fair number ol name* to th* iilvdgc, and Mr*. J. 8t. John aa Prea-itarta out with bright pioapecta ot being a great power for good In that community. On tbeMb of April, In rMpoua* to the call ot Hie Mra. Mel lvalue of Hi tioe which in point < think la abend no far. Onlr* of her township ou th* 21*1 Thus one by on*, are they wtwekmr Into Uno. I hav* recclvrd leiterafrom Mra. J. E Walr* of Prairieville and Mr*. SL C. Wing of Orangeville, saying that they are talking up the matter among tbdr ladlr* and It hope that before tho'next moating of the County t'nnrnnllnn which will occur .unirllmr In Oc-tribrf organtxvd, but wiU lend up to the convention fiva good delegate* to report each IJnlon doing* aineo •ervire io a field wi favorable lo the areompilah- choice at tho la«t moment. Tho Jilted man waa dumbfounded, but ho ralbed J AINSWORTH Mr &, JJiwVVOhW BROOKS' quickly, congratulated tho bridegroom, W-0 th. bride, and proposed a eon. , . ■ ' SX^Ltt^nr'eTieS: I tin nance of the festivities, andand they ______________ elevator building* in central central Mie Michigan, | ing* in they are prepared to receive and were accordingly continued. ‘ A Chicago clergyman began a recent j sermon with the following story of a man who waa noted for his ugliness:! For any quantity of Being at a party, he had taken no part in the dance, as bis hostess had some difficulty in providing h»m with a part­ ner. At last #he led up to him a prim and aged spinister, at the same time wisnering a few words of apology in That may be brought them. They also his ear. “Oh, you needn’t make anj keep for sale at the lowest prices apology,” said he, jumping up with al- Seeds, Flour. Feed, Lime, Salt, ocrity; --.uy old Ibio* i, good enough rta.,er> Hnlr nnd for me.” ’ PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICI ------------ --------------------ty Eveiytliing in the line of piain Nkfnglea. _ ’’I1”!‘I Dealun mtt tlem. conrrr rarsKAXCK coiyextion. county convention of the Priectl* of Temper­ > will >1 —— be —- held ati-—Red Ribbon 11*11. ■ ... I,In. the rlty of ■■ of a oonatittrttooal amendment prohibiting I be man­ ufacture and aaie of intoxicating liquor, In thia Stale, aa a baverage. Thia n ovement waa Inaoifuratol by tbc Bed Ribbon Blate Convention held at l.-uwinsr on the 6th ^ASHVILLE LIVERY. X AIMSWSWORTH A BROOKS. J. OSMAN, Prop. SMILE OB DOUBLE TURN-OUTS HOSTETTER MATE A SPECIALLY FURNITURE A GOOD HEARSE J. LENTZ &8ON8. NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! Finings iininoiii prowtMlr attmded to. P. T. BOISE, DRUGGIST, (Successor to Boise Bros.) YOU CAN FIND AT MY 8TORE Medicines, ( hemicah, Paints, Oils, Vurnishes, Surgical Instrument* (Opposite the Wolcott House.) And all the leading Remedies in - -for--- Patent & Propriatory Medicines, GROCERIES NO PATENT NO PAY. PlttMburflT, T’tt. J^OW IS THE TIME. J. LtNItaOUlIO Oppoalta I be Walcott Hou**. Naabviita, Mkb. J. OSHAX. Sellers’ Elver Pills are also high­ ly recommended for curing liver com­ plaint, constipation, sick headache,fe­ ver and ague, and all diseases of the stomach and liver. Sold by all drug gist at 25 cents per box. FOR GOOD TEAS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR SIRLOIN STEAKS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR BARGAINS IN SUGARS, Are od Hand with a Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR HAM STEAK, A NEW LINE OF Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR NICE, JUICY ROASTS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Of Every Description, ' Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR THE BEST PORK SAUSAGE, Which will Defy Campetition in every Go to C. W. Smith’s. Respect. Remember that all our FOR HANGING LAMPS, Goods, which we Manufactuie, Go to C. W. Smith’s. are Warranted in Every FOR FRESH COVE OYSTERS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. Respect. FOR LAMPS OF ALL KINDS, . Go to 0. W. Smith’*. We are also prepared to furnish any­ FOR BOLOGNAS THAT ARE BOSS. thing in t’-.e Go to C. W. Smith’s. UNDBBTAKIN6 LINE, FOR BARGAINSGoINtoCROCKERY, C. W. Smith’s. FOR OHIO HICKORY NUTS, A* we hare tho njoat complete line of Go to C. W. Smith’*. FOR FRESH AND SALT FISH. COFFINS, CASKKTS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. ROBBS, SHROUDS Ac. FOR YOUR CHOICE FOR 5c, Go to C. WTSmith’s. Of any one in the country. FOR PRESENTS WITH TEA, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR the WORTH or YOUR MONEY, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR WHITE CLOVER HONEY. GotoC. W. Smith’s. for funeral occasions furnished free of FOR EVERYTHING CHEAP, charge. Go to C. W. Smith’s. I For he will be glad to see you. WILSON A HOWE COM’ERCIAL TRAVELOR8 Pronounced by all to be the most pleasant and efficacious remedy now in use for the cure of coughs, colds, hoarse­ ness, croup, tickling sensation in the throat, whooping cough, etc. Over a million bottles sold within the last few years. It gives relief where ever used, and the power to impart benefit that cannot be had from the cough mixtures now in use. Sold by all druggists at 25 cents per bottle. -JAND RELIABLE FURNITURE FIRM OF . . F" Rj T *7 0 C H III C GO TO THE NEW STORE OF LOW RATES. School Books, Blank Book*. Mlacellan’a Books. A LARGE LINE OF Crockery, Giamiwart, bitter5 BOOTS AND SHOES. Notions, Etc. IF YOU WANT Fresh Goods and Low Prices. dtad April lllh, at bie ruMvoro to Kepta Grora. He murder waa committbe Detroit, Grand 50 Venn before the Public. MUST BE CLOSED OUT This Month. Vermont rille _. Naabvllla-----HaaUnga------M’ddterflla,....Hammond-..-. Grand Haplda,. \ Tbro««1>C<Mcbm and Stand m Can to and from Grand Rapid* and Detroit train* connect .. ZUAll — _ on__ina SELLERS’ COUGH SYRUP! WOHK FOR THE WOMKX. DUfr. IMO. whan the rMolntfona of the Red Saturday morning, an unknown man ary lunbon Stato Convention were heartily etidorwid. about 80 vears of age. was shot dead while endeavoring to effect an entrance to the store of Ludley Cutler, of Nottawa, St. Joseph county. J. Cutler, work. The countira. dtlet. and who was staying in the store, did the shooting, and the bullet went through the unknown’* heart. Kate Burk, the woman who charges ’ Rev. Father Van Der Bom. of Saginaw, with adultrj* with Mm. Emma Col ford J herself, has been offered a retrac• to sign, but would not sign it. ■ay*: “He knows it is true; God *ra it is true; and be (Father Van ) knows that I know itis true, named Charie* BarOBITUARY. Lenawee county, was i steam self-propelling backed, and was e wheels and her I),troll,_____ DRESS GOODS, FLANIELS, WHITE GOODS, FANCY GOODS, On a Dollar. Detroit STATIONS. We shall make a SPECALTY of Blondin is coming back to America, and probably will repeat his feat of crossing Niagara on a rope. townahlpa, doublleae in the fare of aa great dlaeourageiuenta u have met them. At the Um* of the county Convention throe townahlpa, flutlnga, Middtavllta—... Kvfcl"Lv Vermontville Charlotte A Prussian gravedigger has been ar­ rested for roasting bodies and selling their fat. fnl organisation of the entire county, and to *nrarr> Vie* Pr*ulr!*titu In thru* Mwn.htni TtST-to Gr’d R*pW*__ Lt. HAO an Hammond.--.. ... 1M1 iiimissgss market buteer Farmnduve the E. Rrueu. Bible*, Autograph ud Photograph Albums A COMELCTE LIKE Of 8TATIONEHY, Wall Paper and Bordering, (TRIMMED FREE ] AS FINE A LINE OF As there h tn town, and all war­ ranted to be aa represented or money refunded. CALL AND BEE ME Prescriptions WILSON & HOWE. F. T. BOISE. �4 ifiMiisnw SATUKI1AY,' ItU.boy, rood. thi. Tbo Bev H. B. William, of Almost - APRIL 17, 1M0. ■IMg------------------- VICINITY LOCALS. and will return on Saturday. I That new game of pitching quoit* is being indulged in at the Center. A- J. Carpenter is fixing up'his kitch­ en aud will soon be out of tho hotel. M. Dilienbeck has returned from the west and will stay in Michigan for tho present The Potter boy* are fixing np their ■cheese' factory and it will be in opera aon in one week. 8. Haight has moved his undertak­ ing goods to the red building south of the church, where he will stay the pre­ sent summer. That Vt Villlau that wm up to see Carrie had poor luck. HU horse got frightened and tipped the carriage over. ' No bones were broken. __ __ 8am. N tionalUts aa their pastor for the ensuing H. 1. Martin and J. R.Woodrtj am off on a three weeks trip to Arkansas, to see about locating the former’s saw Again ba* Bob Dawson become a mill Mjhat state. • . X tatbec. It happened Tuesday. A st^e fell upon P. Garretwhilr be wm chopping in the wood* a few days The new dty council wa* duly inau­ since, injuring his head so severely gurated on Friday evening laat. that be may not recover. Wm. M. Scudder, our efficient Regis­ The M. E. folks have made arrang ter of Deed*, ba* bought an interest in men tn to produce the interesting dra­ Creasy’* brick yard. ma, "Bread upon the waters,” on Fri­ A number of Hastings sportsmen are day evening, April 23rd. Aa the pro­ np near Traverae City trapping pig­ ceed* are to be devotad to'the church eon*. They repora the roost asimmense. the play should receive a liberal patro­ Frankie Crc**y,a five year old son of nage. JohnX had the middle fingers of hi* The young ladies missionary and lit­ left hand chopped off by a straw cutter erary society will give on exhibition of on Sunday. ancient relic*, paintings, modern curi­ osities, etc., at the chapel in the eve­ N.T. Parker has been to Indiana in­ Geo, D. Barden left for Dakota nings of the 90th and 91st inst. Ad­ vesting In horse-flesh. He returned a Monday. mittance, one dime; ice cream and few days since with a half a dozen fine Joseph Nichols and J. Eeastman cakes extra. specimens. have departed, bound for Dakota. John R. Eastman has sold his house The new post-office will be up and EATON COUMTT ITEMS. and lot to L. W. Fausy, and will soon in running order some time this week. take hi* departure for Dakota, where Mrs. Henry Shetler, of Carmel drop L. Fanl has his new hardware store he will make hi* future home. all inclosed and ha* commenced to lay ped dead on Friday, while preparing dinner. A man by the name of Seymour, was the floor. Bad spelling of a candidate's name The smut mill ha* moved up into elected the /opposition nominee for driving by tho depot on Sunday last, when hi* team got frightened and ran the brown block on corner of Auiasa mayer at CfiiuloUe. away, throwing out the occupant* of and Main Street. Nancy Wright win jail at.Charlotte, The cheese factory men have come charged with Adultery, her husbaud the wagon, and brusing Mr*. S’* face on all equipped for business. Fetch making prtTcMrge against her. severely. Miss M. E. Lankton, of Bellevue, •. It 1* how deflniely decided that the on your milk now, farmers. lias flnisbod a bed quilt containing The Center school nnder the instruc­ twelve thousand and ninty-six pieces. first annual fair and sheep-shearing festival of the lately organized Sheep tions of E. G. Holbrook commenced Sunfield is having a strife over who Breeders’ Association, will be held at Mo nday with a roll of about 80 pupils. shall be postmaster. A Mrs. Warner is on one ticket and V’. Myer* on the the fair ground in Hastings on Thurs­ One of Vt. Villes tough young sprout* other. day, May 6th. Premiums to the amount came up this way Sunday to call on The store of W.W. Babcock.a grocer of 8145, will be given. a fair one of this place. In the even- of Grand Ledge, was closed up on Apr. , — For .ENTERPRISE p IS A FACT 1 ing the twain thought they wonld go 13th, by virtue of a chattie mortgage 80 acre 1farm ; 80 improved; good JLJ WIST KALAMO ITEMS. in favor of his wife. for a ride but the horse became un­ fence* with 15 acre* of wheat; new Over fifty business men of Eaton house, 3 miles from goodmarket. One-’ I managablc and npset tlie carriage and Thai ’wa keen u.e U>e TP'S “W~N TA AT • Th,x »•*«•* Slick up around your house and I dumped the twain to the ground, and Rapids have signed a paper pledging third down and liberal time at 7 per themselves to do whnt they can toward barn. undoubtedly it was somewhat perplex­ enforcing the liquor laws in that place. Sugar making is among the things The Charlotte postoffice is to be en­ Ificf Middleville Midi. ---- or— ing to tell which was which. I*ook a of the past. liddle ondt, young feller. Woodland larged and nil the modern improve­ IT Wilson & Howxsell more Finn: Fanners have began plowing for ments put in fur the convenience of i* >a bad place for a boy to fling beau the public and the postmaster’s clerks. and tetter Flour than any bouse in Nash--------spring crops. David Snider of Bellevue, died veiy Again we have to report much sick­ style and drive fast horses. - ——-——-— O1 New Fresh Coods and Low IN HARRY COUNTY The long roll call at the M. E. church suddenly on Friday. He was a wellrVBuy your Dry Goods,Boots Shoes, ness in town, kuOwu and prominent citizen, being at Prices. I Hiram Nelson lies very ill with Inng on Sunday was a very nice affair, but the time of bin death one of the village Hut*. Capa, Croceries, Provision^ Crockery, Notions, etc,, of E. Reeae, «*»•»>. the word* that dropped from the agefever, at Mrs. Davis’s. trustee*. who always sells at the lowest price*. I --------i ’’SLCJ®1’ Stilts, Ijwt week Ed. & Al. Spiros had about ed pastor’s lips would have been bet­ Chamber Suits. Morgan Vance the Winner shootest, Boise At Franein Farm For Sale. ter understood, had it not been for the heretofore noticed in these column, is EasyChalrs, 100 pounds of sugar stolen. Patent Rockers, The subscriber offers for sale his Fann , Wm. Decker has rented and moved everlasting noise kept up by three a full cousin to John Morgan, the cel­ Bureaus. rebel guerrilla chief. They caged animals that swung in their ebrated » in I «"“« • '“f. on the farm of L. J. Wilson. both resided at or near Lexington, Ky. Extension Tables, Silas Shepard of Marshall was visit­ rings of their cage. Canary birds sing­ A. Hill, a young man who had lieen of cultivation with good buildings, ing friends in this section the past ing is about as appropriate for church employed bv Wm. Miller, a farmer of gooxi orchard, good well of water at the | - - - A - £C- - - C> Camp Chairs, Ac. music os violin music would be for a near Eaton Rapids, lias been .arrested door. About G5 acres cleared and the week. well timbered. The farm is on have paid on a charge of stealing from Miller balance J. B. Hartwell and daughter of Pot- funeral. Nevertheless they t ° while his victim slept. He pleads1 the state rood, 6 miles from Hastings I . the debt of about 8350. that hung over ‘ tervillc,were visiting hcre-a-l»oiits. last and 0 from Nashville, it also has a new e guilty. Common F'livnitTire ’ SyTUDS, TobaCCOS, FiSll, । the church. At the term of the circuit court which 1 school house on one corner of tlie farm. For partculars enquire at premises. Ofearry drwriptlon School in tho Crowell's district began begins at Charlotte on Monday, it is | Castleton, Mich., Feb. 4th 1880. said that tho case of Dr. Johnnou, of 90-tf on Monday last; Miss Esther Macmore, Joshua Martin. I Cheese ul Everything Our Undertaking Departmn’t ASSYRIA ITEMS. Chester, will come np. He is charged teachar. with taking improper liberties with a XV Of all tho sewing machines that! j C<>«npl«H* In erery particular. Asa Matteson has left town again to Cal. Welcher has lost a cow. Died, female patient whom he was treating. have .toed the tert and come out eon- | C«adnct > First (11S1 Gn«n 8Urt! We guarantee enter the store of I). C. Griffith of J Hon. Joseph Musgrave of Charlotte queror, the »ilson stands ahead. It | George Foster has moved in one of died on the Oth from tho effect* of your village. Wm. Hartom’s houses. to inform .ii that b, pmmpt .t-1 Prices that Can’t i Undersold. bronchial pneumonia, after an illness S “ttlmvhllt mKi’iiSbS'1?. Wirt, ■ inn iu luiuira ah uiui uy pmiopi BlThe estate of Mr. Sessions was ap­ nt onre oi'ncral fnvnrit« e.e.,1 I . becomes at once n a general favorite with Mrs. Frewin is very low with the of less than a week. The deceased Iwt'tinipx tention, accommodating ways, —good praised at >9000.00, not 900.00, as in last was one of the earliest M*ttlent of Ea­ the ladies. AH who have Mried this gooil* and low prices, hope to receive । quick consumption. weeks items. * ton county, and was highly esteemed machine speak warmly in its favor and I fair share of your patronage. akto prion ■Willis flnmphery has sold 60 acres by all who knew him during In* honor­ none have ever been returned for not This has been a very windy spring, career-r in -------this section. long being what represented. G. A. Tru­ Humph ery farm for for 81,800. 81,800. A.able — — - --------- .*For «■ a -*••••? and the roads have soon got good af­ । of the old Humphery Highest Price paid for Produce T TNU11- 1- r .a tinie Jie ha* been connected with the man has a unnroer of these machines ter each storm. J. Driscoll mid wife were at the Bank, ill of vuniioiie, Charlotte, nnu and which he will sell very cheap to close ........................... — Cen- First National trnilh, 2 doom »om orJwoLcorr aocas. A Mr. Dudley ox Battle Creek, wax tre on Saturday visiting Mrs. P. Abby. 1 waspresident of the corporation at the them out. COME AND GBE. Mr« IamphI, i... 1 t‘lne of his death. Hi* daughter was through this section the first of the Kellogg, Demaray & Co. Mra Joseph Aniron has a babj boy recently married to Governor Croswell. CT*Wilson A. Howe have just receiv­ Four* Truly, week, looking np a farm to purchase. and Mrs. bam Ogden has a gal. and is Mr. Musgrave had attained the ripe age ed a new stock of Boot*, Shoes and A R M E KM AT’TEXTIOX.’The writer is informed that road No. v.rvRabbets, to be sold very low. —l1 lit BOISE & FRANCIS. of au.A-^nrx*.IWA-VAnm seventy-two-year*. very u, sick. 38, of thin town has its only resident tV If you want Organs at prices School commenced nt the Centre on .Vasin ill<‘ Warkets, freeholder, Mr. Scott, as pathmaster. that will astonish you, call on, or ad­ Monday and Frank Gage is going for Wheat is improving inn ch from the dress J. J. Potter, Nashville Mich. the first time. ! Now being in first-clans running or­ effects of an open winter, and if the fuCV The "boas” stock of Gloves and Tlie meeting at tho M. E. church was der, witli a thoroughly tn re is favorable to its growth. There Mittens just received at kept all last week and all this week, Wilson1 Sl Howe's. will be a large amount harvested this , ten having given their heart* to God. Onion*, par bu,. JobDttOB'a Sanapsrilla, raro* Uver CmnpUInt CD B. T. Kent has got nn awful hole in A little babe of Ed. Beeee’s while Johntion'i Sar*ap*rilU, corr. lDdi<e*iion. ; ini attendance, we guarantee satisfac­ SobMtoa'a Barasparilla It naed by cwrybody. tied in n chair, on Suuday last, and the ground and is putting a stone wall Timothy per bu..... tion to ad those who may favor us Clover Send, per bu.. I.IHJ Johnaton't "araaparilla curat Sick Headache. being near the stove, in some manner around it. Ho will raise his frame on with their prtroniute. Thort ntn JobnrtoR'a Sanaparilla eurea Dyapepata. tipped forward on the stove, badly Friday. who prefer can hare their S» burning her eye-lid and brow. Those young men that spits tobacco They ull do it. GO Tnis spring Tom Niles was elected j vpit on the backs of tho seats when Go to the Old Reliable Market for local atters ! without waiting. Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats of all constable, and a few days ago he was there is a spittoon in tho pew are very Bran mid Feed Henry Roe, "Good Night, Gentle-folks.” is kinds. seen returning from town with one of nngentlemanly. the title of a quartette, by Will. L. *> Proprietor. FOR SALE Cook’s best farm buggies which he bad । About six weeks ago Will Busbee Thompson, author of the famous quar­ nt the Mill at the lowest prices, considered the office wonld warrant I traded one of hi* father’s horses to tette “Comic Where the Lilia bloom." A CoaacMrrna Cca«t>.—When death »n hourly him in purchasing. w. n. reirxc, Prop. Moose Silvester. The bargain was that Concert and Minstrel troupes pro­ upeeted. all remedies baring failed, and Dr. H. John Green continues to suffer ter­ Bushee was to try tho hoyso a certain nounce it the most beautiful piece of j J^OOT AXD SHOE SHOP. music ever nut on their programmes. rible with bis leg, the canse of the length of time, and if the horse wa* It never fails to receive a hearty encore. 'alia' be ■ccidenUlly made a preparation that eared swelling was an injury received while 1 what Moose Raid it was, it would be a Music dealers write that they never bl« only child otConnumptton. Ill* child breaking steers last fall. It is the opin­ swap, but Will did not like the horse knew a quartette to sell so fast We ion of physicians that his leg kill have acd took it back, but Moose had traded advise lovers of music to send the price, 50 cent*, to the publishers, and receive Hinnpt ton C*n be podll’ilj and perman--ntiy to be amputated at the knee. tho horse to one Rathbnrn, and said a copy by return mail. Published by W. L^Thompbox Co.. A few days ago smoke was seen is­ "Will, you must be a fool to think ----- *>R THE:— East Liverpool. Ohio. j eapenae*. Thta herb alao cure, night nreaU. nansuing from around the chimney of the that I would keep that horse.” So Will ■ t ■ •• I atomaco. aua viu ore*K up * Iraan co*a house occupied by I. M. Vandyke, and took the horse home and traded it ofT. IzOOK . SXM»k H ln boani. iSdre.. CRADDOCK A CO an investigation revealed the fact that The other day Bert Bushee, Will’s Languedoc Laces, Bead Ornaments, 1 iM3Ra*»8u i’hliafe.phu, naming tbia p*p»t. ly the roof wm on fire inside, but the father, camo across his horse and took Cashmere and Assorted Tips, Silks, I--------------------- ------------------------- ----------- ’ prompt effort of Mrs, Vrtdyke saved it home. Rathbarn’s do not go to law- Ribbons, Fishues, Corsets, and in fact every thing to lie found in a first class Repairing Done In the Best the building from destruction. on account of their religious belief and millinery establishment, just received Manner Possible! by Mrs. O. M. Yate*. Jonathan Keene one of the pioneers so Bert is one home ahead. Leo. of this town died on Wednesday last at Give NIe a Call! For the Best 60-ceiit Chewing the age of 74 years. Mr. Keene has STATeToAD ITEMS. Tobacco go to Wilson fit Howe’s. been a resident of;this county for 85 Sign, the Big Boot I'ndertaking. years, and ha* been, identified in many Haying completed in every particular Last Saturday night at the Red Rib­ of the improvements, of the country. bon club at the Hosmer school house, our Undertaking Department, we are FRANK BAKER. Probate Order now prepared to furnish nt all time* a He leaves a wise and three children, a the temperance men and ladies from first class modern Hearse, cooling or MiCBiaxs, I son aud two daughters, all married, to BARRYYILLE MILLS. your village made the meeting interes­ lN>»rds, door crape, bearers, mourn his decease. • ting with singing and speaking/Specch- limlges, gloves, aud our services, 1 am well pleased with the manner e« were made by L. J. Wheeler, IL M. when required, in laying out and pre­ in which the history of Johnstown and Paiyne, Dr. Barber and J. J. Potter. paring for bnnal; preserving bodies in any kind of weather without the bar­ Baltimore is handled by the old resi- Then agaiu came singing by your club, barons use of ice, etc. all of which with ■dent* of those town*. But the same after which Wm. FeUter was called onr personal attendance at funerals le«uuBCRt or Mb] Ssoaaand, nearing IM blaaMRi query remains with me still,vit "when and responded with a short speech will be furnished free of charge. • AM a. anch.niay be allnwtd ami he di. Kellogg, Demaray & Co. doctors disagree who will decide.” As. with good effect, a* Billy always does in the gathering of material for those when called to speak for temperance. For Ur-al. MORGAN. BARKY CO., MICH. sketches the same disagreement was Uncle Dave excitedly put in some tel­ I have completed my brick block and met with in moat every instance, eyen ling remarks, which were good and the Chicago parties, who were to have Occupied it, have nat made their ap­ when one strongly insisted that he wm timely, but sone took umbrigeat tnem. pearance. The block is centrally loca­ present and well remembered the in­ But Dave don't care, as he has no axe ted and 1 offer the same for rent at incident, another would stoutly aver to grind. On the whole we had a good reasonable rate*. Call on or addreM P. C. Yates, Nashville, Miclu that he was mistaken. One fact is cer­ time, with 15 new names added, mak­ S 31 SoQ tain M> interesting review of the pio­ ing in all 101 names on tlie pledge roll, neer history of those towns will be the and 38 in the club and if the present GOOD WORK GU callon them before purchasing any ­ result, and I enjoy the perusal of the good feeling continues wc arc bound to thing in the harness line. Repairing WALKER A corrections, succeed. . . Yawcob. done in the best style. * M A8T1SGS ITEMS. , New Spring* Goods Styles the latest A’tock the largest Prices the lowest G. A. TRUMAN. a.“ I -L |< ( 1 ■ , l-l |< V . . Vx 11LTj 111 Largest and Best Selected Stock » -T O K E . -p TT TJ TVT T TT *D TA J (J xV J?l I 1 (J fl, fj leas, uonees,sugars, ■SCIPIO MILLS mill MlLlfR M 'WHEAT EXCHANGED FOR FLOUR . FINEST SEWED BOOT 3 COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. 9 WALKER & NORTON, FLOUR, MEAL § FEED, ATTENTION FARMERS I �S^tToAmJ ■£ the kaht. of the Ute Daniel 8. Dick- are 1- videally bnt the advance guard of; of UkxuuUKm to foDow. the system is now one of the most per­ fect m existence. Until near the close of the last century there won do real method, aud all previous cAtiraations of tlie population of the United Kingdom tory of Coliforom, whieh exmted tix- irttention uf the civilised world in 1856, Huh Ikvcomo dimmed in general recollec­ w<ry ot riorwa. tion by rtupendout intervening events, In New Orieuns there are 4,500 build­ although perfectly-well reniemliered in Califoroia iteclf.’ Tlie oilly yiroeiae ings without uccupants. It is Mid that in the Welsh language knowledge of it pomamied Ire the new generation is derived from dton. Shcg- an infidel book does not exist. Richabd WAO XX* has written a paper UK, UIC I U2KXl|HUIMU>p in UM: W1WIU, I - U ----- . , . Klra-ra. rf Chi-,., .hd << '««■ >> u> «bo Gen. Bhenuan wm, at tho time, a u» taraira. ... k«ux ■n,. 1ennmmiuon. ot th. banker in Sun Francisco. Some time Mexico, is writing a DuveJ, the scene nt ran..™—d ot 4.000 poinu, <00roUUb- PopuhUion hral often l.-omrale byor- before the creation of the Vigilance which is laid in Damascus. rJ/nta. | a«r o« tho homo GooeromtmL In 17W> c. Oowdin, a prominent and In, !»•;«> lot o™ con-entiTO B |WKi„nin„ B1Kd, ln ScotUnd hr Committee he had been appointed Ma­ York merchant, la dead... .Cbaa- Of U-> total arrivals n^tJS7: iTu' Smclmr. who, thronsh hi. jww’- jor General of the State mthtio, but had rcHs well known on the Plinfic coast, wa* not accepted and qualified. On the out­ the mother of twentycliiidren. I were: From Eugiana. A: •ocuunmi. iij ; 1.451 potata. HloMun mote a run of 1,103 Honxl efforts in enlush.ig tlie co-o]>emt2on break of the disturbances he was per­ point*....The liberal raaiority in the British of oil the clergymen of the Established suaded by the Governor to take the of­ It is said that the “electric nriddling!>Itariiament over the cum'. ined oppadUon, Id- Church, collected returns which were of fice. ond he entered with characteristic purifier” for flouring mills, invented hy s£ikr «"■“* «*"■ oiatopgh n«o™-rilyin<PW- dual) and zeal upon the Uwk of suppress­ two Yale students, is an entire saooese. drtidna, u under arrest in that city on suspicion r.—, or I’!"1-- A'p-r ~ven ymnt ho oompfetal ing the “ Vigilante.” As the movement Ukhafpt King Cetywayo is confined aflmvic« pownnm! his father, hhr wife and hia rarriagv conwuiuug eontaiwng »w the nu>g King anu and ^uctu»o« Qutxn wm [ — his .compilations, -....y.—. , and tpublished ,............. the re- waa outside the law, it wks the duty ofin wife's mother, all of whom have suddenly and other counbies, 48....William IL Vr.irtcrtiilt mrnagv ______ a narrow cell, and onlv permitted to has sent <30,000,000 more of Government 4-per 1 passing tlirnujffi the palace gate, was executed suite in twenty-one volumes, probablv the State Government to suppress it, and walk .....11. on the ramparts accampu ______i_____ „ mysteriously disd recently. cent, bonds to the United States trea*ury fur : >1 at Mi^rid on uie the i«ui 14th u»i tnrt....Ltirillxrd Amer-- ‘ uie tlie gri-AU'st greatest statisucai statistical wore work ever underander- it waa for Gen. Sherman, aa commander ' sentinel. aiaanu ou ... . mwumu »- abm A dumd between Dr. J. W. White and regMtratinn ro.king in all <81,OfXl,Olli)registered ■ran ten. ftdk-oriata -X... M . .by one priwon «... tte- Xo-ourtri , ouru-d though ’ ------------— ---------» the plans. But , of the militia, to devise nlans. But । woman at Jamestown, Robert H. Adama, Jr., of Philadelphia, waa an in his name. iBnrf.JUnbrain________________ , ent«rim«.. Under thi .r-u-n. i— bad i.-.i no aucteM, , . and j *threw up «his dered insene through religiou O'Leahy cliollengee any two men adopted in in 1851 185i the the system syatem in in Great ’Great he —ric v.mrAf,. 71 adopted without intending to Lit anything. »'xi RATIONAL C0MGRE9S. THE NAT IONAL C ONGRESS. Britain is now taken in ano dav, the 31 nt commission in disgust He applied to large portion of her brother's Commodore Farragut, then stationed at by the roote. pleaae'' match with Hart and Doblcr for la tbe Senate, on th. 8th tart., a resolution of Mxrrh-. J°1861 “.WO en’nmeretore Sun Francisco, for a ship, but was re­ <10,000 to <90,000 a aide, tbe ounted to take In some porta of Kanw- formers have flag, to the Koteht Knight Templar.- emwnipment mcampment at !' were Wcro appointed Hppomted in Englund England and Walea Wales fused. He applied to Gen. Wool, then While some men were reining a bridge place in New York city... .Grain in sight in tho to tend flax, Chlre«o next Aufurt wte paaaed, aa was anolbrr bY the 2,190 district Iteg»trarH in those commanding the United States tnxq» in sown flux and spring wheat in the btataa and Canada: tYhoat, 34383,000 buntals:. The.profit is said to lie lending tenta, ata., to a aoidiere* rwunion at i countries, each enumerator having a California, for arms. He asserts in' the same field. coni, • 15,164.008 buahela ; outs, VM.000 the beam feU, killing William Obcndonfer and buabrta 4 rye, 891,000 buabela ; barley, 2,034.000 Central City, Nab. ,'Tba House bill to provide for a ■ dwtinctiy defined distric' assigned to “Memoirs" that they were promised, greater than when either crop is sown bushels....It is announced from Washlng- public building tor the United States I’cstoCIce, j him. ill Scotland the thirty-tWO Kher- and that Gen. Woof afterward denied I[ (done. his promise, 'and be is pretty severely . Fobtt years ago a stock rtf Uqu.irs,handled in uie tlie “ Memoirs” in conse- ; kel’t for sale in Swanzey, K H., won attraction in a New York lOretrt show, and I M,/rvnl Binw. ()f tho furw,.r qnencc. When Unit alleged promise ! bought and burned by the citizens, and little Commodore hott la about open- iutiunsj Bankrupt taw baa led to a rtrong prew tl“; Government weh violated, Sherynan found that he since tforn none liaa been p h* ‘ .-•^oou . 10 " auro for the cnacuai-nt of a rimitar meaaurv.... wus powerless, since all the arms on the *n *DWD’ A atamix tottah rifla tmm w expccted^rt New bortfaaltard parte af Ctomp X>«uzi** Military lu-ei-r.uon L'taU; ; taken by the constabulary. Some trS hw before the eo-oou. d.y printed .coast were in poaseturion either of the ' Princeton College is to have a new Mvpwx... .uv ........... ----mm Oac <>r two uuier niaua uwi at nu Vigilante or Gen. Wool. 'Thereupon telescope, costing §25,000. The money at or/nSr tb* entrance of Lac* Tra- schedules were delivered at every Sherman reigned his commission and 1 to purchase tlie instrument has l»eci thfa • • •-A man and weman who antrad at Mo olhw Bnd<wnpfcted arrau,;. Batt&wro lart woek, with 1.W0 other imiui- , for a grand horticultural a^pwnologicrt or tenement; in Wales larva nttmoar or ouls were reported adveraety rroni -; '‘,“m-' . , , . , went bock to his bank. An application j snliscribed by the friends of the college/ grants, bare been -wit to a borfpttal in that city kibon of vUlev. toX L tbe Committee ou War Claims and laid upon tbe | these Were printed in Walsh, for wm afterward made by tlie Governor to 1 Rolxrt Bonner heading the list with auffeniMt with small-pox. It t» feared that HL Ixraj- <>n the 7th, Bth and fch of nex “ roKduttuu rafitaa on the lienefit uf tlie lower classes. These President Pierce for federal assistance, glQ.OOO, have timn diKarmi_ j schcilnlea oontein^l oneation. .boot The IkwI public I T of one of the ohntrhra in Hou»a want into committee of th* who*, tlie name, relation to the bead of the which wu reliuraL 2union was ho strongly on tlie side of n„ ,rfr p„ On ^-i, taii,lhth<,Ch^d>ug I fomily, condition, age, sex, occupation, 0 Vigibut. that it wi d^.tuo.1 uawi~ " b “2 toe west. ■ Wahhinoton dispatches report that point of order rataed acainvt tbe sineadment olid birth-place of every person in Great The Western Iron Association has re- ' the feeling in favor of a national Bankrupt law to interfere txsc weet*111 tlje house of worThe «♦«<(.» ..fftow. wca ship, and never fails to ostentatiously i Britain, and also to tho number of deaf, dneedtta price of nail* from <4 to <3.20.... | is growing in Congress, and that a strong prcssAho state of aflairs was much worse ,,,,* nrifi-tirt ,* —L Tbere has been a disastrous conflagration at j ior iu enactment is being brought to bear. oom)«tteauoa of any portion of Ibe army to t» used dumb and blind. Measures were taken then than it is now. One Casey hod • *’U‘'* te »ncur.. occuratelrtite jnune. of mghl b<*en exposed in the Bulletin M a iradu- wh™ ^bfnl eyb observes that the 3Mixon, TH Four manufacturing estahlUhmeate Gov. W. A. Howard, pf Dakota Terriware destroyed and two others somewhat dam- ’ tnry, died at Washington the other day. Gov. wore <t.termini to force a political debate upon thia ; laborers, persons out of the country, *ai I Howard was for many years a prominent Re­ amendment, while tbe Detnoerau wanted the rider ■ travelers, seamen, soldier.*1, etc. These ' Pullliixa i»litlcian in Wchigau, and a member in ctelMte over Ute point or order. Tbe House ad- schedules wen. aU fiUed up c in tbe night n ■and dollars worth of property was consumed.... congress from that Stata iounted with a motion hmitin« tbe debate to four | of March 30-31, and were taken up at an pistol. This was the culmination of an I a law requiring dentista to register wjth A ear attached to a paasengflr train on the Bell- , Amgnataorapeodta<. | early hour on March 31, the collector aire anti Southwestern railway jumped the 1 POLITICAL. Ln tlie Senate, on the morning of April 9, a , filling up the porta that had l»cen left excitement which had l>ecn growing for the . Clerk of the Superior Court their track on a trestta, eighteen i^<“eUa^ I The Cincinnati Enquirer publishes on uu pe*M*d appropriating im,ouo for th* erection of a ’ blank through their negligence or in- weeks. Casey, after the shooting, went | names, when they lx.*gan to practice, aud XU. Ute Hoa Uteodc Cook, . tari- pubhe building at Paducah, Ky.; Mr. Bayard * re-o- ftbility. AB unoccupied houses and and surrendered himself to the SnerifT.- a i how long they have practiced in the ■^X-Hfrrf. oomm^a, uparritog in , Uri D~«etol ol tori dfr, -ho Um Juri n- luttoua appointing a joint committee upon internal- ! buildings in course of construction were memlxT of the ballot-sluffing gang, who county. Those who have begun to pracwas his friend. The next day after tice since 1874 orc required to show m , „ i.. t I terned from visttfrien<| to ex-Gov. Seymour, of hew Southern v hew Mexico, has had ... an engagement, | Yofk w- a M of Uut gaiUemJUI . revenue taxc erre Jiawed. The Home re*olu- , (Jjjo notcvl. The floating IXJptllation—- King's funeral, the Vigilante went to the diplomas. printing 3W.OOO ropte. eoptea «of m* the report report person* who who spent spent the the night night in in boats IxXlte uoa for lor pnnung 1-aGno Vnnv kmire with Victoria's band of I m. in Uon , ,. , , . _. of of At-rl-tilfn for ud. barge., . • ,bams, nhetbi, - or th* th. C.rmmta.lnii*e Commoner of Aart.-uliure for in etc., .were prison, seized Cosev, tried him by their | »ecre« tribun.fi. coasted nn.i ra-nVnoed . A '°“A’ •“ >>«•» -onramg PranUffl «. j—ed. AU the —ion n. j--*d irwl t<1 1m. ratimAt4Xj M nparlv M him, <n.l. on the toUowing <l«v, hungKl : h’{ 1**°™“°“ "f lour tartri , r .2? J w ,u . possible. The enumerators were’ al- him nod another murderer,’ Currin trmwS to Mich . degree thri thej »dent nominated John U. Darr, of LoRiaiiUc, to be 1 { -i < . _ . ., • . i-uud U. Dlatnct l«™. Judjtv for u» »“• ?“tk *•» , /rum . «tr»» of <mrd. replie. to dUnited Statca the D«™. DUtrtclof Kci> ' n, . J front .< the Vifftanf ht^dqtmrten. near bl louis, no., twom.u wuu wducreuouw , . , uuk,. UW-.X,U., ...uuwll~~.M.. ril.fruwwnlwd, and tbo «uu>mjn» «id The«. .wilt rn.-u.uro. .truck ternr ink, ' “J ‘1”^““ from the uudienot in a (Wperata fight ou a railroad track were run ' The Democrats of Oregon have selected u. L. **,, mu-...™! . wu . <.tfruute.oomplet.-d to dolmh-d rn.tn.c- the corrupt ring, und the Vigilant, kept , “Ft'e crowned herah. huvo hmm pleuod over by a train and one of them instantly killed, idx delegatee to the Cincinnati Convention, and temporary Govenunent fo Alaxka. Ilejx-.ru ' tions. Tlie district Registrars had to control fir th.- enuning tl.r..- month., : .to P‘““> ’>“> 'c-thered perI !t”.‘2..“u^‘rT°d71“c',',“lJ °°°“~ of eommitieea upon prfrat* ciaima were i complete their revision of the returns of until they had accomplished their work, j,ormenirailroad, just made public, -how- thaf'dnnng , natcdCongrowman Wutcacar for ro-e.lec'.ion.... fit. JS,-.l!rKa?SX33 “Firn’S I tbefr -ubonlfa*. to . tortnigh., .»yiug in the course of which they hanged four William Smoak, of Orangeburg thri p.<!'v.-.r that company bought or built MS ’ The Nebnudca Iteptibbcana will hold thiir State ported goods or any product* of tbo Dulled stair*, particular attention to nine fqxsjiolly demiscreants and banished about twenty. I county, 8. C., has ten living children, nibreof road and ean»d<4,&39,024. Convention at Columbus May 19. r.-viud num The most remarkable instance of their ' 104 grandchildren, 391 great-grandui made tarougn any foreign country | S”J *l»>.”t.. . Them, , , ,, . Two men were killed and twelve j The Iowa Greenback Convention, to lrau«portauon bordering on U>- Gulf of Mexico or on the Caribbean WCTO Ogam reVUKXl by the bupenntend- deiiant and relentless energy was their children, and seventy great-great-grand­ wounded by a premature explodbn of dyna- j nominate State officcnt and to solect delegates aeL except a» tho mmr to penulticd by ttratica of the ent Itogi-strars. and then transmittetd to arrest of the Chief Justice of the State, children, making in all 575 living deBite in a quarry at Downington, Pa... .It re- I “»tbe National Party Convention, will meet at the Cornu. oac.; Tbe «m«u. n. tbo for stabbing one of their constables, and j scendanta, beside 116 dead. He boasta maiued for a colored man to make the b. rt t>- D« Moines May. 19. from tho CommlUce on War Claim*, and laid ou Um most successful, in quickness and RCCUthey would have hanged him if the con- tluit there is not a drunkard among dertrian record ever made. Hart who won tlie | The Democratic titate Convention of racy, accomplished in any country up to stable had <lied of his wound. The I them. The Senate waa not m «*wn on Saturday, that time, and the same system has tatrn ■ Mmll-.frri M.! „ s„ Orban. „» to, IM, friends of Terry, the Chief Justice, ai> । , _____ , .. . ., -, , .... mU! ‘h,e inst A resolution was adopted favoring Gtn. the loth lurt .. lu the Hcntoe. the Benai.- r«o!utfcm I pimmed, with little variation, ever since, plied to Ute tfuited Statu. Judge fur . ' * far a Joint committee to lurratigato ton to* of la- ■ Tiu, digestion of the census reports bv ktauttnu, wUieh be found . preU-xt ‘,®c? th.’’'“J* **• wnu'r; IwurtZt. ’f tlw- control authorith-o io “'ndurt.-j I -furin',,'' Tb7-v aftcrwild I * ---* -----------------nrred lu. A debate lit de1 *1... ’ • * ’ for Muring. Tbcv afterward nAwunri I « “-T-,*'“‘P “I1 been unsuroasacdA two-atory tenement house «"• ™ dw. moH, Uloroughly. Mid th.- compilotion. ' '"f P „ at,Haverhill, Maas., occupied by tea familien. wan tole.oadtathomunU-nriwoof lb. t’wwdlinL. ■>»««“ >.. O. M - o' gUrirolu,-Jo otaUion. | .I half of another of the same denomidestroyed by fire, two of the inmates pcruhiag ^WoMt.ooro, tri it their nat ‘ on Her arithmetic was correct, but rp, o ''R"t]I the Vigilante in a dilemma. But then । Washington telegram: “Gen. Mcr- ; th.- wboUWor the day. n»c RepuWcsn* <it«! »il the ^ed and economista. debiri M~a~model for manv"’<?thrr W~n' w,,udU1*' ocea^a"n- amethod of making change had not Mamren burglars entered the rem­ ; ritt, Collector of Customs at New York, rays **“ ” *""* “~a '*** ' ’ .. proved acceptable to the ixmtoffico authe nx*»uir. u>1 • ' . 1 the officer could aiipronch to serve tlie that the reports about Mr. Tilden’s physical | In the Senate, on Monday morning, April 13, •, • *’\ nf t I UT*^> ^“'7 '1K<^ spirited away the Chiefe I thorities. and, after beating tho lady with their revolvers, oonditlon are well founded ; that those who are w.w_u^.Z ------ ---------------------------------- 1,J ,nM“o, Pm‘t, d Ju-rie.-,.iultbuu upend thui dour. »ud C ardinal Newman hna so for recov­ intimate with him say that while he retaiut his ' told the officer to satisfy himself that ered from his recent accident as mental vigor his nervous system is undenninod, I they, were detaining noliody in custody. to sit up. A rib that is over 80 years <4,000.... Died in Chicago: Mra. Leer Hall and be will not live long." (colored), aged 107 years. She waa an inveter­ A dispatch from Burlington, Vt., |'rank of Uno officers at the army; by Mr. Vance, do- Something About “Roots and Yarbs.” , When they had done their work, they old is, of course, broken without any ate amour up to the day of her death, and for fintn< and limiting th. u- of th. potent; by Mr. hprlw fur । resigned, amid a festive celebration. Al­ reasonable hope of its over joining again; states that, while Senator Edmunds is not a can- - Vw 1^“* ~ » uJ«Ucwri,.unx»..(nv.«l-m1J<,jr!„t U> though they were technical murderers, but his Eminence, though unable to didate for the Presidency in the sems* of being by ■hc trended on foot from Chicago to St. Lo li*. . ,„ . , . v many tiersons m rural districts tlirough- no attempt was made to punish them, stand, and therefore to say mass, has . out fl.! country. A Cincu>n.U nmorter for no jury could have l>een found to now tho consolation of reading and and thence to Oxford, Oliio, for the purpoao of tnwt from a wane of duty if nominated and vtaita« relative*. —,— .ho c to treaty wa* token up ui! pmd. lately “interviewed" on old herb-col- bring in a verdict of guilty. For tlie ,I writing almost us incessantly as before. elected. Col. Hatch, in command of the troops J’ M. J uynntn, ot nienn, Bupervtoor cl cra-u* tn lector,• and the following, i. a .»portion of ensuing twenty years Son Francisco was I James H. Siiafer, of Bellefontaine Repvbdican State Conventions for tho J. ■ y ....in tho tho man s account of bis business, With one of the liest-govcrned cities in the । Ohio, had a wife wljomj^his brother, appointment pf delegate* to tho National Con­ the F:r»t DUtrtct ot Mtn-iu tbo Senate uu approprtaUtig eno.- therapeutical olsservations interlarded : United States. thinks the punishment recently in­ vention at Chicago were held on tho 14th tart, W0 for tbe erection of ■ultabte ix»Li ter the. protocn . ii. \i • tloa of tbo itto Gnmdc frontier. The Senate । Yiuler TOOL OF golden seal, IS Wurth j waa a transfer of tlie woman bv means in Iowa, Missouri and Kentucky. In Iowa the amendments to tbe Roumuu forapuUic buiidin«" centa n pound. It is used fur makin'I Sealing - Letters. of a divorce, and James deceived in paymen were largely in the majority, and lafiana in the lart engagt-uuni at thirty killed. Blaino u, too.'TitS'SSrS i ” ' “ f ?J “ on'mouth. Bur- \ A A Dute^ I>,1U-Jj journal jr.urnri gives pv.-« tho the following following !I ment mt-nt a» mortgage mortawe for for $1,500 »1.500 on on George's O^ge". the twenty-two delegate* were instructed to ....Mj*-> Bello Cook, of Santa Clura county, cart the State oh a unit, irtef ju.y next tbetime«dthin whk-ii thy *pp iotip:i wane root is used m makin ngex meth- | information about tho different methods.; property. This bannun, made several Cd., well-known throughout the Padilc coast and tothenacvoteall ofhonorable «,.v.5 I!"}•»P‘- *nd bring.8o»»ta I wllid, u„vu ^i,lg j..,.- 1 1 ' . mean* to »em an ctpurtrienne, pubKibcs a challenge to ride years ago, was kept a .secret until lately; the nomination of James G. Blaine. Tho •ri------ c.—.... -------------- *- ••Mr. **_.. a twentv-milo race with any Lady in the United Cure Hur I, i ft pound. Butternut bark bnngH us hi"h I *— • but a quarrel over the mortgage has Kentucky Convention instructed ita twenty-four State- for ei.OW, «,00d, ur <3,000 a aide. ; iw 3 and 4 cento; that's what yer physick- j For a long period ordinary Imjcswux carried tlie matter into court. delegates to vote as a nnit for U. S. Grant In The Minnesota Millers' Association, at tho Mtawuri Convention tho Grant ix-ntimeut > eonotltutknud aiucudninut lint l in’ pills is made of; jist bile it down till van the only material employed. Toward , it gits thick, like a paste, and then roll the middle "of the sixteenth century this a meeting held in Minneapolis, adopted a rcaoTHE MARKETS. f2r by autlwrixmg jt lnto ver pQjg . jt u for dvo_ was replaced by sealing-wax, introduced ntxuctcd to vote as a unit for his nomination. imftpipoix Hoarhound » u^-d'in from India. NEW YORK. By degrees this came into wheat in the State to keep tho mills running rOKEJCN. mlttlag the u»e of domwllc nuitertata la the con-true- ' makin’ cough sirui>; it brings 8 cents a general use. until mil luirvrad, and al»o of the mirpla* on ' I powxi., etLugh ii » pionaiui;«»»,. the market, the nulla be clotted for one mouth. The Emperor of Germany, replying The oldest lxx>k in which there is men­ ... .Daniel Swygart, an insane man, living nnar ami to fix the rank of Hue ufficere; by Mr. Muuey. | places it grows HO thick yCT cun mow it tion of sealing-wax is a treatise of one South Bend, Ind., starved himself to death. He to Bismarck's request for permission to retire with R •*ey|he. Another herb is lobelia, Gursias do" Orta on Aromatics and believed that if be ate anything his Tamily would from oflkxx, says: “I do not fed induced to starve, there not being enough for both. Ho relieve you of your office, becauw you bdievc Seereta^ of the TrtLur^ to truu.mtt ratoddu^ .u- and I git 10 conta a pound fur it, but the Simples, published in 15G^>;and tho first ver coin* through Uie iiialiu a* thlrd-cto»a matter; price irt falling. If Ver ever Want to git letter known tohavo’ been waled with waa quits wealthy. ........................ W M «U1 UM yoursdf unable, m a jiarticulax cam-, to carry Al t .Imf.Turido rf JW i»t mA. . CHICAGO. ’*• * A severe shock nf earthquake was ex­ out the task allotted to yon by tlie constitution. wax is said to Ifave been written to "Fred­ the Secretary of the Interior for InformaUon a. to j tea of lol»ell3 leaves, Slid I 11 bet my erick CountPahitine, by a French gentle­ perienced at San Francisco the other day. । learn cu uiwxs iiuv uieru u imxxjbuu'J- man, sent-bn a mission to th. Cou3rt of Buildings rocked, but no acrious damage is ro- j-ropofcals calculated to bring about a cou<titi»- by Mr. Alnalte, anwadltur tbe > <c.uc Uallroad acta. , , ., , . . , . Medium to Fair Yta Speaker laid before the Room a me—age from date yet. I brought in O good many lll- Weimax. lino*'............................ lioiud solation of the -ouilict of duties of thia ““ "P°rt. 0<.?* 8eSe- dian turnips this fall, and got S cents a Woferit made their ajqiearonce some­ description.*'... .The Madrid Itepublicans are ^7 i ixmnd fur Vu.. Titer or.-ux.li.. rough where about tlie same time. Adhesive organizing, and will issue a nutuferto against three hcun' talk ou the Army bill, which Ume wa* I medicines. Silkwced-fOOt is IWcd in envelopes were invented and first used ,it No. 8 Spring. SSX^X**^**^ ZSSEt"?- “«« medicine, but it is scarce in my in England aixiut 1848. It seems very News comes from South America uf a adopted tn committee forbidding th* mw of troop* at I part of the country—it is worth 10 ccnw th^ta, and the committee rom and the Hou,* ad- ft pound. Pennyroyal and peppermint Samuel Robinson, colored, was hanged heavy battle between tho Chilians and Pcru. .L vaxv»__» i brings 10 a pound,. but when dry By slow degrees the most conservative „h,„vUr.to TV u a ~ « cents 1»»P toSdte pound , Th-rJabandoned sealing-wax and wafers; but der of Edward Thoma*, Oct 23, 1870. Hw of 1.800 killed, besides many wounded and capt­ are a good many kinds of bark used. they were long retained in those strong­ neck waa broken by the fall Amos Wooten, ured. .. .A large body of Jesuits expelled from Milwaukee.' There’s white-ook bork, beat tiring in the holds of conservatism, tlie English Gov­ France are en route to Canada... .A dixpateh world to check tho bowels, where it is ernment offices. from Constantinopte Kaya: "An American Bealing-wax-makers’ mode into a sirup. Yellow-poplar bark, occupation is noyr nearly gone. used witli wild-cnerry bark, pnckly ash, dogwood bark and wahhoo, is good for What Old Men Have Done. the consumption. Slippery-elm bark is . Wnaar—No. J Bed Fah. Recent frosts are reported to liavc eign Affaire, has protested againrt the right of ground up mid 1151x1 for poultices ; gocxl Tlie Emperor William, of Germany, the American Couxul to try the caw, and de­ the Cenaua ba. and, after route dotate, Ute report to take out fever; it’s worth 10 cents a now by for the oldest sovereign in Eu­ mand* the surrender of the prisoner to the Otto waaagmd to. AMU firinghw widow of Maj. (Ho. pound.. Then there's elder bark; take rope, certainly deserves the celebration Moody and Sankey have gone to Texas man authoritieg. Heap decline* to surrender it, lieeswsx, mutton taller and a lectio which his birthday has just received ...... ........ «M CINCINNATI. resin, and it makes the best kind of a For a man who was bom Indore the Great destitution prevails in the salve for fresh cuts. Boneset is on herb clone of the last century, who fought at Helena parish, La., and shot him to death. tluit grows about three feet high, with Waterloo, bore all the fatigues of, gov­ Mr. Wallace introduced ....At Manforduvilte, Ky., Tliumau Bovd, have been tamed in behalf of the imffering in­ leaves of a milky color ; it generally ernment for years l>c-fcre his coronation in the pnwence of about a thousand people, habitants... .The Greeks, B.ilgariann, aud the grows in old postures; it is used for in 1861, and so lately received a aevere •X» Jum;>td from the railroad bridge ewer Green 'T oledo/ colds, and is worth G cents a pound. wound from an iwssassin’s bullet, to be river, a dirtanee of 120 feet, to tlw water tedow. Slavic peoples generally, arc jubilant over tlie rcwilt of th" Engltali elections. Tlwy export that Old field Italsam looks a good deal like still liale and active is a phenomeium Gladstone will let the “Sick Man" iTttrkeyj die... worth noting. It is not, however, with ­ A di*jateh from Rangoon, in Burrnah, reports out a parallel. His famous predecessor, that 7U0 ntu. wonu-n, boys, Kiris pri-*t*, and Frederick the Great, was on horseback MiKWpMRd through the crowd, r.-ceiviug foreigm-m have Isxn burned ah«c under the tewiTaof the walla of Mandatay as a Kacrtace gists, but wliat it is used for, more than for hours daily when over 70, and would iulbaT*"* U1U<°ffor”L Hc ,wt in^un>d tor the rcrtucrtiou of th.. lung', health. The ter nourish babies with, I don't know. probably have lived at least ten years panic there ia fnghtfnL and hundred* of people I sell these fellows here all sorts of rqote longer, but for his imprudent expoouro At Waco, Texas, Will. Hardwick, are leaving the city. Hie Ktag'j UHhw* is aoid and herbs, even to muliin and plantain to drenching rain at a Silesian review. tobetepropr. leaves, which they make salve out of. Tl>e Russian Marshal. Kamenakoi, was Tim dioliousm jx-rpctnittd by tho Why, eve* these old gympsum weeds j»a«t 80 when ha faced Napoleon ou wo bring 3 cents a pound, and even sun- Polish frontier in 1807. Tho Hindoo Saltan, Hyder Ali, when dose upon 90, ago I Hold two marched across the whole breadth of Central India, aud defeated two British armies in aucoemioo. Blucher’s . hair was snow white when the French cui- • its I �de ah HELPS. I xtiw apples, ilarly ill again, and this time McClain d to be At hand, said that the effectual way of relieving rolling of tbe ground will frequently .. . __ . - ... J A-. ■ • ■ 1. mettiad a woe of preparing the history of the war, lKMrda)'-shall have UM that, when the pubtie shall lie us aa editor, we can make a ttatie fore serving whip them- into a quart of Mr. SjMrka, of Illinois, said he Vuuld livelihood setting type or fanuii the stewed ajjplra. Eat with cream and demand a vote in the House. undertook to do by filling a' bottle with like a pistol shot. The man sank to the call fur more. Mr. Marsh stated he Would object. article a decoction of herbs and breaking it with much' Tlie Chair stated that the amendment, sheep-raising. Thi* jierson* owns 1,119 Fried Bread Pudding.—Take » stale a hammer, Mrs. Boyer did Dot die, bavin? lieen. rejected, could not lw re­ goat*. It cort* $1,000 jx>r annum to however, and has had McClain and tlie provide for tliem, and his profit* last loaf of baker’s bread ; cut in slices; beat ported to tlie House, aud no vote could up six eggu, stir . them into a quart ol Can la the Anhlaa Dracrt,year ho estimates at $2,000. The mr»t milk ; dip the slices into the milk and bo had upon, it unless it wm jiernutted Aamon McKennt, who died recently Kildeys prosecuted tor slander. is claimed to lx? better than mutton, and eggs ; lay them upon a dish, one upon by the gentleman in charge of the bill in Maine, aged 102, waa a remarkable each goat rudds rtxjut two pound* of the London Tunm, Mr. RumcII, giyea another, aud let them stand about an Peter A. Nason broke his promise to example of vigorous health and physical Mr. Clymer, of Pennsylvania, stated an interesting sketch of a run through a hair annually, which is worth 55 cents activity. Not Nc long before hia death he many a girl, and circulated stories jicr jxiund in'tliis country and 75 cent* in hour ; then fry them to a light brown in that yesterday afternoon, when there was. jxirtion of the Arabian desert by a new a little butter; serve with pudding sauce not a quorum present, he had stated that railway route. We subjoin an extract: knocked down a man who had suggested against her. For this offense, he was he would allow a vote in the How. He “Blanched bones of camel* lie in. dull Prof. L. B. Arnold odviaee skim­ the appointment of a guardian for 1dm, told by her brother tliat lw must give Sauzb-kraw —Take a nice piece of would not now decide whether he would whiteneM on the sand. Not a bird fans which brought ou his first lawsuit, up hi* prosperous business and leave the ming tlie milk n* soon as sournr** is jxirk, two ]x»unthi to one quart of sauer­ the hot, silent air. Stone* and sand, and perceptible, and to churn at sixty de­ town. He refused, and a party of women wherein he acted aa his own counsel. sand and stones, are all and everywhere grees instead of seventy, before the kraut ; wash tlie pork and cover witli He had never been out of his native visited him at his store, threatening him cream get* sour. When the butter Ixiiling water, and boil one hour; then ing oome from the Committee on Mili­ stretched out dead and liard under the take your saner-kraut, pres* all tho wa­ tary Affairs, he thought the gentleman blue sky and tho rehmtiesa san. The town, never tasted liquor or been on a with tar and feathers if - he did not quit comes in granules, enough cold water or i Still he persisted in living where he brine Hhould be put in to reduce the mas* ter from it, and place it around the park, from Pennsylvania would yield to allow rail which conveys uh through this deso­ ■ railroad train, and never sent or received and Ixill another hour. When done, a vote nnon it lation is single, and tlie line is said by liked. Finally a body of men, including to about fifty-five degrees, when, after a serve the pork and tlie cablmge in - sep­ a telegram. . Mr. Clymer—I have received no such English engmeera to be very badly made, little dow churning, the grariule* will the Selectmen, Justice of the Peace, and become liard and distinct, and the but­ , arate dishes, with mashed ]x>taioc«i. request from that committee, but, when as the French engineers who laid it out The British soldier can nt hat rejoice a Deputy Sheriff, waited upon him, ter lie in a condition for washing out all took it over a ridge 1,100 feet high, inMoonshine.—This is no relative to the submitted to me, I will consider it Mr. Sparks, amid a great deal of con­ *tead of following a low level near tbe in the fact that pipe-clay has been abol­ while a mob" blew horns in the street, the buttermilk. The salt should then “honey-moon,” notwithstanding it i* ished in the army. Hereafter white are and informed liim tliat he must submit lx; worked in with as tittle labor a* pos­ very ;uce. Beat. tlie white of two eggs fusion, intimated tliat Clymer had been. river, which would have greatly diminbulldozed and cajoled, and said, excited­ to" give place to brown belts, and the to banishment, or suffer very unpleasant sible, and after stanijiiig awhile it will be very tight Swaeten to taste. Then slice ly, “ I declare that it come* frpm that water and coal of the engines are to bo ready to pack. : in veiy thin pieces one banana, and stir soldier's lungs are to lie no longer consequences. He obeyed tills time, ami committee, and I am authorized to de­ carried by the trains out to the various Some time ugo a /humber of Canadian into it; or, if you choose, take two clogged with dust and his heart to be no whs pelted with eggs on his way to the agriculturist* mey in convention and orangra or any kind of fruit will do» Do mand tliat thing, and the gentleman stations. Bo they are like commi*wiat knows it and cannot dodge it,” animals in a barren country, which have railroad station. This did not happen in adopted, for th^atisclve* the following I not make it until just before going to Mr. Clymer—I do not propose that the to carry their own fodder and .diminish with cleaning material which is only to a wild border town of the West, but in creed: We lietieve the soil lives to ent ns table. It is a luindsome dish and de­ gentleman shall come nere and assert the public burdens. . . well as tlie owner, ahd oughtf therefore, licious for tea. that which does hot exist There lias be immediately soiled again. Another Georgetown, a village of enlightened and “Thostations are helpleM, hot. oven­ to da well manunxhj We Deheve in go­ Graham Bread.—Three cup* graham reform is that no longer discharged sol-1 law-abiding Massaohnsettn. ing to the bbitfimof tilings, and there­ flour, one and a half cujxi Indian meal, lieen nc request to me for the yeas- and like erections, generally eked out by old, ’ * forlorn wooden huts, - within the shade diem will be seen all over England in | fore deep plowing, and enough of it All half cup molasses, one tea*ixxjnftd of navs in the House. Mr. Sjiarks (advancing in a threaten­ of which may lie seen an undoubted En­ ragged uniforms. In future, soldiers, ' Tub convention which nominated Lin­ the better if it lie a sub-soil plow. We ■ soda, two of cream of tartar, salt to ing manner toward Clymer)—If the gen­ glishman, smoking hia pipe. At the believe in large crops which leave the j coln for President in 1861 sat three days, taste. Wet up with milk or water to the tleman from Pennsylvania insinuates tliat twelfth station we coaled; the train ended on leaving the army, are to receive suits tlie first two being spent in preliminary land better than tliev found it,- making - consistency of thick batter. Bake in a that does not come from the Committee in the desert here ; but at long intervals, of plain clothes. Ixitli the farm and Oie farmer rich nt covered tin three hour* in a moderate skirmishing. The balloting took place once. We Iwtievo tluit every farm oven, or steam, if preferred, the same on Military Affairs, he lies, and that is for miles in advance, we could see the all there is about it! I Great confusion encampments of Aralis, who tor the time ■Tamm Ltndx, a rebel deserter, who on the third day, the contest from the should own a good farmer. We believe length of time. Thi* i* pronounced ex­ and excitement, which the Chair tried in had liecome navvies, and were engaged afterward enlisted in the Fourth Michi­ start Ixdng between Messrs. Seward and tluit the fertilizer of any soil is a spirit cellent by every one who tries it. vain to allay. ] * in picking and burrowing, and blasting of industry, enterprise and intelligence; gan Cavalry, is said by the Detroit Free Lincoln, though several other jiersons Mr. Clymer—Oh, you cannot’ insult through the rocks a way tor th*' iron Boiled Jelly Cake.—On(* teacupful without these, lime, gyjHum and guano horse. In a long, wooden shed—the white powdered sugar, teScupfnl flour, me F Prctt to have stolen Jeff Davis’ horse were placed in nomination. Oh the first would lw of tittle .use. After quiet liod lx?en somewhat re­ center of a group of tents—were laid out four eggs, whites and yelk* beaten sep­ and money after the rebel leader's capt­ lutilot there were cast 465 votes, neces­ After an orchard begins to tx-ar, the arately, pinch salt; beat tlie yelk* and stored, Mr. Conger demanded that the long tables, covered witli hot joints of ure. Lynde would never tell-what he sary to a choice 233rof which Seward Hural World says it is n good idea to sugar to a erram; add the flohr and salt; objectionable words should lie rend at recondite animals, papier mache chick­ found in the saddle-bags, but his fellow­ received 173}, Lincoln 102, and the rest pasture it with calves, hogs and sheep. then tho white* lx?nten to a very stiff tlie Clerk’* desk, and, this having been ens, and lignite vegetables. This was They pick tip all tho decayed fruit con­ froth; mix quickly; rub and butter a done, the committee rose and rtqxirteu our dinner—it hail come all the way from troopers are sure tliat it must have been were scattering. Ou the second liallot taining injurious insects, and thus pre­ Cairo—so had the wine, beer and spirits. gold, for after the regiment was mustered Seward had 184}_ votes and Lincoln 181; vent a rapid increMe of these pest*. large roc*ting-pan; bake ten or fifteen the words to the House. On motion of Mr. Atkins Mr. Sjiorks If manna and quails were at all eatable, minutes, according to oven; when done out he disappeared for a time, turning third ballot, Seward 180 and Lincoln Their droppings help to enrich the i spread witli jelly and roll quickly. wa* permitted to make an explanation. we had Envied the food of the Israelites.” up six months later in Detroit with thou-. 231}. These ballot* were taken amid ground, and orcliords need fertilizing, a* He said tluit he hail never meant to state Molasses Cookies. Two cups and Learning to Speak a Language. sands of dolly* in lus possession, much , tremendous confusion. Tlie moment tlie other crops. Few realize the necessity one-half of hot molasses, one cup of to the House* that he had lieen author­ of manuring orchards. When once 'Duw who would learn a foreign lan­ of which wa* 'left after he luul taken a j last vote was announced, D. K. Cartter, planted, the trees are to remain on the shortening (lialf butter and half lard, ized by the Military Committee to do .anything except to offer an amendment guage should associate with those who year's trip in Europe. | a delegate from Ohio, announced the same soil thirty or forty years at least. one teaxpoonful of ginger and one of and pres* it to conclnaion. He did not rq>eak it The reasonableness of thia . " ________ -7cJiangi* of four votes from Mr. Chase to They in a few years exhaust the focxl in cinnamon ; dissolve two teaspoonfuls of know tliat tlie language which he had suggestion lies in the fact that it bids the A ladt comwpondent says she recent- | Mr. Lincoln. Tliis nominated Lincoln, the soil that they are most fond of, mid snlerntu* in a cup of lukewarm water, used made that fact a* explicit as he learner follow the method of nature, they will cease to be productive and aud tlirow in as quickly as possible; odd might have wished. He had l>een nt which trains the ear to understand be­ Iv *aw a new arrangement for wiping j ,LI|d was followed by u whirlwind of ex­ then thrifty unless pro}>erly fe<L It requires some flour aud stir a few minutes, as that moment laboring under considerable fore it educates the tongue to speak a dishes that save* half the risk, while th/ citement, amid which State after State skill and jndgmentjto projierly care for you would soft cake, then odd more excitement, and he luid understood the language. | flour ; mix tw* soft a* you can convenient­ dislie* look nicer and brighter. The only . changed ita vote, and when some degr.-*- on orchard. Hammerton, the artist and essayist, gentleman from Pennsylvania to say that he (SiMirks) hod not lieen warranted in tells how he once received excellent ad­ It may be useful to some enterprising |' ly, ami roll out. outlav required is o half-bushel liasket. of order was restored Mr. Evarts, of his action by- lii* committee. Under­ vice oh to learning French from Mold, Set -this either in a aink or in a |xin. New York, who luul been Seward's American gardeners to know tluit the How to Make Moss Baskets. following experiment lui* been tried suc­ standing that tlie gentleman had insin- I the distinguished Orientalist Calling Wash the dishes ns usual, and put them | sjiokeamiui from tlie lieginning, moved, cessfully iu England: Beds extending Very beautiful boskets for holding unted that he was trving to deceive and 1 at Mold's rooms, the artist carried on in u tin pan or pail. Pour Ixnling water m graceful phrase but melancholy tones, across the garden four feet wide were flowers can lw made of the longer and cheat the Honse and falsify the act* of the canvernation in English, as he spoke over tliem, rinse thoroughly, then set | that the nomination be made unanimous, planted in spring with strawberries. On more feathery kinds of mosses. We have tlie committee, he had used the lan­ French imperfectly. The Orientalist, the outer sides of these ImhIs three rows miule them often, and never do either guage which he had. Since he had lieing a master of French, ns he was of them up edgeways in the Imsket, so as ( o( early jxitatoe* were planted. Tlie po­ garden or wild flowers look more fovely lieen a memlier of Congress he had tried sevend European languages, asked his The Mineral Wealth of Montana. to drain. Tlie heat will dry them per- | tatoes were dug about the end of June, than when clustered upon a verdant bor­ upon all occasions to lie courteous to the gurat if he was making progress in A very interrating addreiw wa* deliv-* fectly, and not a streak or jNirticle of. the ground cleared and ruked level, der of tluit most delicate and lieautiful honorable memtierH around him. If he French. cred before the Bullion Club by Mr. IL where tlie strawberry runners could es­ Receiving an evasive answer, lie asked material, which by projier management hail not, it was the head that had failed, lint is to bo seem Five minutes will, B. Harrison, of the United . . States Assay leave them perfectly <h? No one who ' office rt Helena, Mont. His subject wm tablish themselves and form a new row. may lie mode to preserve it* freshness not the heart. He could not bear an in­ Hammerton if he understood thoroughly The next spring rows of potatoes w:*re ana brilliancy for many mouths. We sult without resenting it He would French conversations when ho overheard tries it once will be likely to go imck to Montana and it* mineral r*-*oi:rec*. Af- planted, one row farthiT off, or on the j will here give direction* for their manu­ scorn to insult another man false­ tliem. the old wav tcr “Pudong of tlie. great agricultural re- ] borders of tho runnei-H. The gardenVr , facture. A light frame, of any shape ly. A brave man would not in*ult “ Yes, every word," replied the artist Z.----------- ------- -------pt the custrr -.J >t> climatic . u|ul v thus made oa ,„ traveling rtrawix?rrv ..... Ixxl, l you like, should be made with wire and hl** fellow-man falsely, and if he did it v“Very well,” answered Mohl, “then . < .1 k. ..I ™ 1 “•"“Ogijs b. entered into » detailed wW1.h )(caula . „.12 11|vr ea(.h ,t j covered witli common pa*te*lxxtrd or cal­ would be his duty to apologize. If he rely ujxin it you will soon speak fluently ________ _____ ' . .„„ ___ ,:'ilhoa ■’ Ar a recent meeting of the Southern account uf the mining indiutnes, a brief planting. ... Ear, when the ear mis*e» The third year the first plant* ico, and the moss, wliich first should be luul mistaken the gentleman from Penn­ yourself. Historical Society, in Louisiana, uu apron , review of which we give. Montana 1 were exlmugted and wen* iiu;j up, tlie ! w el picked over and cJeansed from any sylvania, if that gentleman hail not in­ nothing, the tongue is sure to fol­ made in the aemblanre ot a Confederate j atamla third in the total amount of roM lx?ds thus moving slowly sidewise. bits of dirt or dead leaves which muv lie sinuated tluit he was trying to cheat the low, but it always lags a little behind. „ , , 1 t 1 'u><» silver produced, aud next to Lidl- I dag waa^onm, and ita htator,-told. In lonlta in the amotmt ot gold. The tint ; A correspondent of the Ohio Farmer ' bunging alxiut it, gathered into little House or misrepresent the committee, For the present, you should listenatten. tnft* and sewed witli a coarse needle and the language wa* unwarranfixl, and he tively. u* placer­ hhvh: “On gixxl ground I have raised j the spring of 1863 tlie Eleventh X irginin gold wm obtained by mean* of When the ear can only catch alxrat thread to the covering, so aa to cdotlie it would like to recall it But if the gen­ Cavalry passed through Hagerstown, j mining, and the result* from some ■I from 900 to 1,200 pounds to the acre of ( tldekly witli a close and compact coat­ tleman hod so insinuated no power under one word in three of a conversation in a ’ 'good broom corn, and if the season is wearv, discouraged, and pursued by ‘)f “gulches" were almost ing, taking care that the iximt* of the the sun could get him to withdraw it If foreign language, the tongue will not . 1 . . . । . ,, • fabulous. Alder gulch alone is favorable will give you about fifty to Federal troop*. A young girl stood m a ju<lgw| £ u> seventy-fire bualiels of good seed to the | moss are all outward. A long handle, the gentleman had charged him with Hjx-ak correctly more than word in five. But it soon speaks fluently and correctly doorway, wearing tins apron. Tlie sol’iUi in Muy, 1863, acre. It is g<xxl for stock, hogs, sheep , mode in the same manner, should lie at­ gross fraud he would not iqiologize for after the rar ha* learned to understand tached to the basket, and a tin or other .bls remarks, if not he apologized to the diets cheered enthusiastically, and the ! over $70,000,000,and is now producing and voting cattle. It is l>est to tramp it vessel, filled witli eitlier wet sand or gentleman, to the House, and to every- every word spoken by natives. Colonel asked her to give him a piece of from $300,000 to $600,000 every year. with' horses and run it through a wind- • water, placed within, to hold the powers. bodv on earth. ... a gulch the mill. I have known it ground with corn, By dipping the whole structure into A Hebrew Tradition. Mr. Clymer said that his language hail tilor. memento ■■Ion m»v 1have it ' । From vWd one pan in Confederate „Jg, gold and it makes good feed in this way; have | Tlie following beautiful tradition about all, she said, and 1” was carried with j Montana bu* alxiut 500 gold-producing known it to bring from 30 to 40 cent* a | water once m three or four days, its verd­ been correctly reported by the official ure and elasticity will be fully pre­ rejxirters, and. when road in a cool’mo­ Moees lias been handed down to potiterithe regimental colors into a battle on the j gulche* which have all been succefwfully bushel for feeding milch cows, and have served, and a block of wood, ntiout an ment, certainfi’ no such construction as1 He fed the flock of his father-in-law. following day. Tlie youthful soldier who worked since their discovery, and have known it to be used for making whisky. inch thick tuul stained bhick or green, if the gentlemnff from Illinois imagined it tv: One day, wliile he was contemplating hia It makes h very fiery whisky. If left to bore it wm mortally wounded, but he added millions of dollars in wealth to the get ripe on the stall, the brush i* red, , placed under the bosket, will prevent all capable of could be put upon it He flock in tlie desert, he saw a lamb leave world's treasury. The total amount of risk of damage to the table from moist­ hud intended only to say that no re­ saved the apron from capture by hiding lid and silver produced in the Territory aud does not sell for nearly os much, and ' ure. To make such basket* affords much quest had come to him from the Com­ tlie herd and run further and further it in his bosom. , Mn 1868 to 1880 was 8159,017,000. The that is the reason there is not more of it I pleasant, social amusement for children, mittee on Military Affairs that he should away. The tender shepherd not only followed it' with his eyes, but went after left to ripen, and use feed; I | receipt* of gold at the Assav Office, «.«» ..o. the ...v mxxl for .v-..., The lamb quickened it* steps, _____________ :* 'fed’ to * sheep ’ ?p ull winter, ! who will find a constantly renewed pleas­ Srmit a vote on the proposition in the it. , . . Helena, for 1879 were $511,194,04, the i■*have known it oust-. He had not pretended to say hopped over lulls, sprang over ditches, lamuao ol > let beir w Rokulll,t. nll<1 aud - ■ in ... — the spring the *lieej> looked well; . ure in varying their ftpj»earance.—floral Cabiiwt. ' that the gentleman from Illinois was hastened through tlie valley and plain; lately before the Court of Chancery, En- onjy about one-quarter of the pro­ have kept stock-hogH on it idl winter, misrepresenting his committee. Here he tbe *hepherd unweariedly followed it* gland. In 1838 Isaac, eldest son John duction w o* handled at the Assay Office. without giving tliem any corn. left the matter. “ I felt,” he said, “ that, track. At last the lamb stopped by a He Turned the Tables. ---- - - gentleman - A nugget worth $3,200 was picked up in " Mb. Ainsworth, m reported in the 1 Atkinson, a -Cumberland of when the excitement of the moment was a tributary of Snow-shot? gulch, and one American Cultivator, says: “There ......are __ I There is nothing like presence of mind over, when the gentleman had read what spring, at which it eagerly quenched it* property, disappeared. There was no thirat. Moses hastened to the spot, after all. One dark, rainy night, old wortli $2,073 in Nelson gulch. Quartz usually a few week# during each season suspicion of his death, but no news ever mining has not been prosecuted with i when'butter i* *0 plenty in our small Dr. Botts, who lives on Van Ness av­ I really liad said, he would do what he lopked sadly at the drinking lamb, and ha* done, come hero a* a man of honor, : “ It waa thirst, then, my poor reached his family alxiut him. It now the same diligence, but wme some of tlie {market* that it is almost unjxMailile to enue, Sun Francisco, was trudging home­ a gentleman, as be is, as a friend of said lx?a*t, which tormented thee, and drove tluit have' been worked ............... * *faithfully .......... * " sell it at any fair price, when it may lie , ward when he discovered thatne waabe- mine, as he lias always been heretofore apjieara that about the same time one mines thee from me, and I did not understand; j ing dogged by a burly ruffian, evidently James Anderson started in business in have yielded well. The Union lode has packed in earthen jars, and be kept in intent on robbery. They were in a lone- in tliis House, and make that reparation and now thou art faint and weary from turned out since its discovery in 186-1 goo*l condition for family use. Take tlie Borne, Italy. .He had a Cumberland ac­ about S3,000,000. The famous Penol>- butter in as g«xxl condition ns I have de- [ ly part of tlie town, and the man was which was demanded under tlie circum­ the long, hard way, thy powers are ex­ stances. He has done it, and I am con­ hausted; how, then, couldst thou return cent, and, tike Isaac, was a fine wrest­ scot brick, valued st $54,262,62, was the scrilied; pres* it into the inr compactly i just at his heels, when the Doctor, but­ tent" alone to thy comrades?" After the lamb ler. This man was the lost heir. By result of thirty days' run of the Penol>- in n layer three inches in thickness; cut toning his coat up to his chin, suddenly i turned back and said to his pursuer : Learn a Trade. the death of his father, in 1839, Isaac be- Kcqt mine in 1878, and from tlie shaft of a piece of cloth of the size of tlie jar, wet “ Please, sir, give me a dime to buy . . , , . uus this mine, oiuy only sixiv sixty leei feet ueep, deep, ©izo.uvu $125,000 it in strong brine, spreading it over this I never l*ok at myoid steel bomjiosing it to hi* shoulder, and, bending under came heir, but, it » stated, never knew , taken out in less then six first layer; repeat the process with each sometliing to eat. I don't want to get rule, soys 11 prominent writer, that tliin till 1876. Hia claim was then near- month*. Silver Quartz veins were' dis­ Inver until you have reached the top or whisky, indeed I don't; haven t had any­ I do not bless myself that while the heavy burden, strode back to the flock. Then he heard the voice of God ly barred, nor did he take steps to | covered at Philli] ’ ’ • hillipsbnrg, Deer Lodge within tliree-xjuarten* of nn inch. Now­ thing to eat for two days." my strength lasts I am not at the merev calling tei liim, saying: “Thon has at “Great Scott!” exclaimed tlie foot­ assert it He died in 1877, and ho satis­ county, in 1865, and silver quartz mining make a strong brine, to which add three pad, repocketing his alungshot with pro­ of the world. If my pen is not wanted, tender heart for mv creatures; thou art ha* now taken a prominent place. The table-spoonfrus of granulated sugar, one fied are his family of his identity that Hecla Consolidated Mining Oomjiony is found disgust, “to think here I’ve been I can go back to the tyjie case and be a kind, gentle shepherd to the flocks of teaspoonful of powdered saltpeter; set in sure to find work, for I learned the print­ man; thou art now called to feed the now producing annually nlxiut 8500,000 a cool, dry cellar; keep it covered with piping off & pauper for over n mile.'' And he walked off cursing the infernal er's trade thoroughly—newspaper work, flex-’k* of God”—J<'with Metscngtr. of silver-lead and silver-copper bullion, tlie brine until wanted, and it will cut his cliildren. job work, book work and press work. I and the property of tlie company has out smoothly. But if butter ia to be luck to blazes.___________ She Had am glad to have a good trade. It is a just been sold for $1,500,000. lii the According to the German inqierial present year tho silver-bullion produce kept for a better market, I would recom­ Tlie Audiphone in the Wisconsin In­ rock upon which the possessor ran stand “ Husband," said a wife, “ I think we mend putting it up in auy sweet pack­ firmly. There is health and vigor for stitute for the Deaf and Dumb. should have a filter for our hydrant” statistics for 1878 of births, deotiis and of the Territory will exceed the gold- age or jar, direct from the churn in the About six weeks ago Mr. R. 8. Rhodes, both body and mind in on honest trade. “But that would increase our grocery marriages, just published, the estimated bullion product. granulated form, covering it with strong It is the strongest and surest part of a bill, dear," replied the head of the family of Chicago, the inventor of the audi ­ Mr. Harrison hail a fine collection of brine, and when wanted take it up and population being 44,200,000, the mar­ phone, organized an audiphone class of self-made man. Go from the academy with a twinkle in the corner of his eye. ore samples, aud among them a nugget riages numbered 340,000, the births, 1,­ of gold from Deadwood gulch worth work it over like new butter." elevon in the Wisconsin Institute for tho to the printing office, or the form—for, “ How bo?” queried she. “ By our sys­ Deaf and Dumb, at Delavan, Wis. Tbe to be sure, good terming is a trade, and tem losing just no much brain food— 785,000, and tbe deaths, 1,228,000. In over $900.—New York World. Enough for Condemnation. following is on extract from a letter bear­ n grand one at that. Lay thus a sure from the water, you know,” he said. France the number of birth* was 936,­ On onfi occasion, while Lieut IL wm ing date of March 24, written by Mr. W. foundation, and after that branch off into “Well, you are welcome to have your 000, and of deaths 839,000, so tliat tlie Washing ton, Vt, has twelve men ; conducting a pick train from one port to H. DeMott, tlie Superintendent of the whatever professkoi you please. pait of the water unfiltered,” she con­ I You hove heard, periiaps, of the clerk tinued. “ Aye, but I need ita brain food births exceeded the deaths by 87,000. whose united age* are 1,056 twits, viz.: miother .in Arizona, he was attacked by In Germany the excess uf births waa Deacon Samuel P. Bail* y, 100 years; j Indians while moving along the hide of btrs of the class made quite as rapid who liad faithfully served Stephen Girard the least of any in the family,” declared from boyhood to maxihood. On the 21st C**pt. Chnrles French, 95; Charles j a very steep and rockv mountain. Tlie 557,000—that is to any, that while in Wright, 93; Capt. Leonard Bradford, ; Indians were above the command, and progress as the pupil named in the ex­ anniveraary of his birthday he went to he, looking at her provokingly. There wm a momentary pause only, when she tract: France tbe population increaiw-d in 1878 89; Jalx-z Fisher, 88; Amasa Fair- the attack conaisted in rolling large lus master and told him his time wa* up, retorted: “lean see that you are en­ hanks, 88; Caleb Carr, 88; Harvey | rocks down nt the troop*. Lieut. IL tirely right—having no brain to feed; Simulding, 84 ; Zjl»» Crane, 84; William j gave hi* home to an Irishman to hold dear, wlmt should you want of brain Harnden, 82 ; Joel Severance, 82; Amos । while he wm engaged deploring the men lea rued to dbtiugiuiih ahuort all aound*. Car. Girard said to him: food ?” He looked up at her again—tiua “Very well; now go and learn a iruHoell, 83. Avdrage age, 88 years. । to dislodge the Indian*. During the f> greatly fallen off since 1872, when ---------------------- -------- — ' fair the horae wa* struck by one of the trtule.” ,900 were registered. • The New York Commercial Advcr- i rocks, knocked off the trail aud hurled fteor rtates that in one of the largest h*v- | down the aide of the mountain. The “Good barrels and bntie must Im* in ing* bankn in that city, which has nearly ; Irishman luul hold of the bridle at the 16,000 depomtors, the largert proportion ! time, wliich wa* broken by the nudden ' are ilomeatie servant*, and the smallest 1 shock, leaving a jxirtion of it in hi* There are 1,487 hccnaed saloon* in nuuk a perfect liarrel bring it to id*;. 1 The. young man went away, and ore artiste. hand. After the affair wa* over, and the Buffalo. S �- APRIL IT, II ASM BALTIMOKE. pie on one side, and a damage to peo­ ple on the other waa removed, aud no longer remains to cause trouble w erad all hands, went to contentions. ■ "J celled in three or four fri The following incidents go to show that than were lively, time* even then, and a ukrtrb of the early days of the hi* lanterns and proceeded to repair HISTORY BOTES ABB OOBBEOTIOBB. the dam, and by two o’clock the next morning the dam waa all sound again, and the whisky jug dir, of course, so Baltimore. Apnil 1 Nth, 1880. repaired to tlxflr boarding house As there lias been aomething said they where Barney kept a good supply of about the Town-meeting held in the whisky constantly on hand, and im town of Baltimore in the spring ot 1861 bibed pretty freely from the fountain and m I took a prominent part in that head, and retired to lied for a nap and feeling tbe effeota of the night before meeting, I will try and describe it. they aid not get back to the mill, until Tbe week before the first Monday in about eight, o’clock in tbe morniug April, tho good, honest electors of the when they found an injunction nailed Township,met in caucus at McOmbar’s up on one of the poets in the mill bnt tbe water bad only receded about four mill and made ou t a ticket that seemed inches so the injunction did not am­ to satisfy the whole town, but those ount to much. However the legal au­ living in tbe south part of town were thorities kept harraaaing the Barneys to write the tickets and have them with lawsuits until finally they tore out their dam and put in steam. there to be ratified according to law, While the Barneys were building the next Monday. However after those " ‘ dll they furnished their hands lisky. They kept one jug in tbo from the North and east part of the )»rly all the time, also a jag of town had gone? home, those from tho mill two jags looking very much south part of town went to work and The boss mill-right felt his im* remodeled the ticket, leaving all of the e pretty much, so when any of ler hands went into the mill to north aud east part of the town out in ne bitters, he would leave hia tlie cold. The town-meeting was held nd run to th<> jug and say, ‘‘afat the house of John Baker, about ter me'is manners for you.” .One day twenty rods north of McOmber'a mill on. of /the hands changed the jugs. and you may imagine the surprise we -____ _ tbe other Lands what he had done, and in due time went into tlie had when we came to Uie polls on mill to get hia bitters and the mill­ Monday morning, not to find any tic­ wright started for a race, but he was kets, and to be taunted and jeered at, sure to win that time, and up went the and told to find our own tickets. Af­ lug and down went the oil, a good big born of it, too. and about that time the ter fooling away some time in a vain hand waa wanted out on the mill yard, endeavor to find tickets we gave up in and be went. John H. Day. despair for a few minutes, but the more we thought the madder we got House Hoving. until we became desperate, so to paci­ Stephen Sprinket desires to anounce fy the crowd I went across tho road to the public, that he has a complete to Jared . Whitmore’s and called for outfit of tools and rollers for moving pen, ink and paper, and wrote out a buildings, and all business intrusted to ticket without any aid from anyone his care, will be attended to with safe­ but when I came out with it some of Sand dispatch, and at prices to suit tbe candidates flatly refused to run. e times. Residence, one door north however after ! had explained to them of the Christian^church,Nashville, Mich. the possibility of their being elected Mortgage Male. aud promised them I wonld bring in Defxu - - * -----*three delinquents from the uorUi east >w»<-therein eonEart of the town, they accepted the Mitaln onor, and I returned to Whitmore’s OI jKtson county. Micnigan, aud wrote out tbe rest of Uie tickuUmd Naahrtila, Barry county, Michl of October. A. D..A then started ou foot, the only method I the a—AUlh —day-----. H A --.--a. of locomotion iu those days, to bring in J. F. Hodges, John Houghtalin and Nichols Houghtalin. The latter was out hunting and so he failed to get Uiere in time to vote, but did come in time to do some of the dirty work at the close of the canvas, for whep they no cult or pruceedtofa at lav, having been InaUiuUd recover any port thereof. Notice to therefore counted the votes it proved to be a tie to hervbT«lrea,UaX on THURSDAY THE TWINall through, and as tbe board all be­ TY-BECOND DAY OF APRIL, next, alien o’dock longed to the oppoaition.tbe uext thing iu order was to try aud cheat ns out of the prizes that we were pretty sum to get if we could have fair play shown us, so they cut two pieces of paper, one tr with of them twice aa large as the other end put "P” on the large one for prize and “B” on the small one for blank. J. L. Fox was their candidate for Super­ visor and James W. Houghtalin ours. weal corner of vilMra lol number twealy-alx (JB.) We failed to see that one of the papers to Alanaon W. PbUUpa* addition to Naahville, Bar­ was twice as large aa tbe other until ry county, Michigan, thence eaat fifty-five feet (M.) eeath tlfly-two.fact (52.) thence went fifty­ after the drawing, and then the trou­ thence feet (56.) thenci north fifty-two feel (5X) to the ble commenced. They claimed Uiat as fir* place of beginning, (be the tame more or lean.) Houghtalin had allowed Fox to draw Deled Naohvtlle.Jannry IMh. 1B80 WILLIAM KERB. Mortgage* first by courtesy, he being tbe oldest lk-30 man, that the drawing must be final* ARIJAH M. FLINT, Attorney -for Mortgager. bnt after tbe chairman had tried in vain to restore order by pulling off bis coat aud rolling up bis sleeves, witli tbe rest of the board ready to back him with chairs and such other things as hands. on, concluded ................. theythey concluded to to —.....am tbe. Hia.*. back out and compromise matter— !>X cuttipp wine pew pap;.™ auddraw- complete without them: In the year 18M, two broUiert. Peter and James Barney, came into Balti­ more and erected, a sai>'mill on High Bank Creek, near where dow stands C. W. Crotber’s steam saw mill, they built a Jam across the creek aud were do­ ing a fine business, giving Uie settlers a chance to realize something from the valuable timber to be found in that’vicinity, Uie settler*, previously hav­ ing to cut and burn .what timber was not needed for fencing. The people around Uie hull found a bonanza in tbo mill, as they could get lumber sawed, draw it to Battle Creek, where there was a good market, get their cash and in that way provide means to feed aud doth their families, pay their taxes, and buy tools to work their farms, at the same time clearing their land of the heavy growth of valuable timber. People near the mill began to thrive, . aetders were fast flocking in, and the new future promised to bring prosper­ ity to all who wished. Time wore on, there was a fair prospect of there be­ ing a thriving town built up around Ute mill, people wrote to their eastern friends to move out to that beautiful countrj-, purehaM) farms aud make themselves fortunes, but' while they ware rejoicing over their success theie came a crash. The dam across the creek bad caused the 'tuter to flow-back over a tract of land bordering on the creek and lake above, and also covering a few acres of marshland in Johnstown, Ute Barneys proceeded to purchase what land was flowed by reason of the dam u’Ssl had actually purchased a large am­ ount of it, aud maintained good bridg­ es where tlie roads crossed tbe creek above their dn.h and were doing all iu their power to male good the dam­ age, when about 30 men from Johns­ town started down tbe west side of tbe creek with the intention of tearing out the. dam aud stopping further work by the Barney’s. The gang was head­ ed by John Culver, th«*n Supervisor of Johnstown, aud their ostensible rea­ son for wanting the dam destroyed was on account of ita lieing a breeding place for miasm a c poison, and the ter­ ror of Michigan, the ague. But it was hinted tha* there were other real rea­ sons rhi ?f among which was on the fact that Baltimore was on the high road to success and prosperity, aud aa the trade of Baltimore must needs pass through Johnstown to reach an outlet on the railroad, Baltimore must lie kept under, and not permitted to become the chief seat of commerce. One John Leet, knowing of tbe coming of tbe hostile force, hastened to the mill and informed the Barney a what they might expect, and advised then, to prepare tor action. One of the I Barnry’. took an adr and walking out > . r , . , , I the result was greatly in onr favor, we on the west end of the dam, faced getting all except one. There were inst yon see o.. that about, and when the gang arrived bid twenty votes cast in all so you *--- * tosprout defiance to them, and on their adr.nc politic Ixxan »prout early earlyin in Uie tbe ing toward him, bn raiaod U» mire to«n(h>pof Bnlttmore, THE BARNET xtu MILL wan. WAR. above his hia bead, bead, giving giving it it a a swing awing in in his hi. ™g nansnr _ above ’ ’ ' eamo^rom ‘.mos nand powerful ant), and aud "the tat per- slfhanM ”£5507 “e^ . ~ -. । xxaxMiMuxm snmucj vuuiv ->i«>m near snn wlin HfprtK n fruit nti thia < Inin i. n ' .....i .............. i. sod who steps a foot ou this dam isa^Bnttle 0Jerk and co in me nerd building saw mill ou High Bank ereek, ou sec. dead man.” at the same time swinginga -----------“* — in~L n —**-----*'--------tlie terrible weapon. The gang retired 35, the same to be complete inside of three mouths, and it was done, but like knowing that Mr. Barney would carry many others in such cases they neglec­ his threat into execution if they made ted to take a level of the creek aud see any attempt to prosecute their design. bow much head they could Ret until My Reading and Writing Table Foiled in their attempt to tearout the they had got the tinm done, and then tn their sorrow they found that to get It adju^talik to nearly all kinds of ARMdam at that time, they went back to seven foot bead they flowed about 1500 CH.'- n‘; i« a peal convenience in readinc Johnstown,and »oon after called on tbe acres of land, and tbe inhabitants of or w ■ i:r i t-taket i good cutting or lap­ boar’.! i-1 i.rfirti. or dining-table for invalids. Deputy Sheri fl, who with a posse of Johnstown began to lw very sickly and men took posession of the mill, tore complain about the Jams causing it.aud eventvally com plain fed io tbe health out the dam, aud then retired. The officers of Johnstown, aud they to the My Easy-Chairs, Barney's being at Battle Creek at the health officers of Baltimore, so the two time, and knowing nothing of the des­ boards met and declared the pond a Jeered and thoroughly seasoned. Tlie *e*U are doabk cane or **h splint*, split from truction of their property, Nathan F. nuisance, and requested the Barneys to abate it by tearing down their dam. young, tough timber: are made by experi­ Pdwers nud John Leet, two friends of The Barneys paid uo attention to their enced workmen, under my own tuperviiiou. demand, but kept on sawing aud sell Barney's, went around through the vi­ cinity and got together thirty or forty inp their lumber the same as usual, which made the dignitaries of Johns­ men, also friends of the mill men, and town and Baltimore bump their backs during the followiug*night rebuilt the up considerable, so they sued out a dam, causing the water to flow back mandamus and put it into the hands eight Indies higher than before, and of deputy sheriff Ed. Ackley to serve, bnt tlie Barneys paid no attention to it when daylight came Johnstown was Finally Ackley got orders to go and surprised to find themselves beat at Lear out the dam, ao be raised a posse their own game. That night,tbe wife of of between thirty nud forty men and Nathan Powers, (Aunt Polly L. Pow­ proceeded to doit, but wuen be got there Amos Barney demanded that he ers, now a widow Indy, and from should have indemnifying bonds be­ whom the most of these facts were fore ho coald proceed any farther. team mi. and who still resides on tlie Ackley insisted that he wm right and farm then ikcupied by herself and should g? ahead, and so mounted the F. k. 8UICLAIR, XrttvUU, B. I. dam with his pease, Amos Barney husband) assisted by Mrs. Leet and mounted also, with teu good men at hio Mra. Dutton got np a supper for the back and byJSoumhiag a/Carpenter’s men who rebuilt the dam, nud adz about Ackley’s head. persuaded that perhaps he might Dot be while the men were at work him right after all, aad thus the first battle by the light of burning brush, doing ended. About throe weeks afterwards, while TBADCMABK. all in their }s>wer to aaw the property T1AOt -f IheirMemK w.rr i .. ., _ ... . tl»»!ir lumber up to a iwluge, about one mg what they could .<> encourage Uie j anile south west of the mill, and just .k. .. ... /.W •nMl X.n<I t.f ,1V 1,1,- Ini- 1.-I,.-.. lid not return ■ or num-, and two others away in in the morning the work woods cutting log*, the sawyers od up the hill on tbe esat aide cd COMMON-SENSE ROCKER NERVOUS DEBILITY I to Uie botue to toek rewsivn h-adlnr out to Attorney at Law, Attorney A Counsellor, WUl BUrad t» hg*l toitiM in **y part *f JJ HOUGHTALW, It belongs to that class that are termed “self-operating” or “Hone-dump” Rakes. In rakes of this class the labor of (dis­ charging the gathered load is transferred to the horse,^instead of devolving upon the driver, and the latter is, ^therefore, relie­ ved of the work which in hand-lever Rakes is alwaysjnorejor less arduous. The discharge is accomplished by simply pressing the foot upon a chain conveniently arranged for that purpose, and the teeth are thereby locked to the rotating axle, and, after being tilted and contents discharged by the movement of the horse, are automatically released and resume their work. Any boy or girl that can drive a horse can rake with it as well as the strongest man, and this is an important feature, for it is well known that farm labor is always scarce and high in' harvest time. It is constructed with the best selected materials of wood iron and steel, by experienced workmen with machinery espec ially adapted for the purpose. Any farmer who has from 15 to 20 acres of stubble to rake will pay for a Tiger in a single year. Below are the names of a few farmers who used the Tiger Rake last season. H. VEMASTER, Bellevue J. MILLS, Assyria. J. DUNHAM. “ W. LEELEG, “ E. TEACH, Kalamo. D. SMITH, Castleton. W. TROXELL, “ L. S. HART, “ A. GAUTRIPE, “ W. GRIFFIN, Maple Gzove R. BIVINS, P. M. HIDE, J. HAWKS, J. MARSHAL, H. CLARE, Y. P. CASSELL. “ D. DIXON, “ L. LAPHAM, “ * SHERIFF. ROBERTS A HOTCHKISS, Druggists A Chemists, pOWERH A BARLOW, HARDWARE, Iron, NaIIa, Stoves and Tiawarb. H ENRY a. GOODYEAR, Daakr to IRON, NAILS & SHELF HARDWARE goods in nr lino as chest MJehlcan, firHghi Included A BLACK, American and Foreign Marble, Monuments, Tombstones, MaatlA, Ac., Hastings, Mich. So GOODTEAR, DRI GOODS, SILKS and DRESS GOOD8 JULIUS BUSSELL, ZDZR^ GOODS Making a special?. Phoenix Block, Stale 8U C. C. WOLCOTT. W«. F. HICKS, Dealrr to Groceries and General Produce, NASHVILLE, MICH., F. A. JONES. Manufactures! the I) KG ULA R PH Y8ICT AN and Surr™Jt* Nirbt Calle proa ptly attended. Office M raaldeucc. North Main Street, Naahvll e, Mich. OR. H. w. wan MORE Finest Goods in Central Mich IPCLBCriC PHYSICIAN. Rexldtrre mM offire I'd»tLr-vlElliott.*, MapleGroveGcn’re._______ J-jENhV ROE, Propribtor ■,q MEAT MARKET. Kevpa cotuuaudy on Mud a big Mock of TToi'tlie season ofl880. I am prepared to furnish the public] Fresh and Salt Meats, Smoted Hams ail ShoulHers, IN THKIR SEASON, Unquestionably the best Built and Easiest Riding ’^1 Lard, by the lb. or barrel. . Tb® Hlgbcat Market Price paid for Hide*. Pella, Ac. 7 Buggy or Wagon Fresh Goods, Full Weights and Satisfaction Guaranteed. HENRI ROE. To t»e found in the Market. IT IS GENERALLY KNOWN Workmanship and Materials When Combined With ™ JOHNSTON’S sarsaparilla’ UVB CflffUBT, JTBBU. THE IDEAL OF THE TRUE ARTIST, Are Essential Factor* in All Goods of this Manufacture, Therefore 1 place my Goods upon the Market, Confidently Believing They will Stand’.the Test, And prove highly Satisfactory to all who Purchase. E. COOK ¥ Nashville, Mich. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-04-24.pdf.pdf 688b82034167aa68929449c643d7d86f PDF Text Text ORNO STRONG,) Editor and Propkiktor. J VOLUME VII. Devoted to the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1880. (TERMS; $150 per Year I Credit Subscriptions $1.75. NUMBER 31 A specimen of the “noble red man ” VERMONTVILLE ITEMS. LOCAL GIBBLE-G ABBLE. —A woman living not a thousand HASTINGS ITEMS. Aid Perwial CMt-OuU. race, and his squaw, appealed to Super­ miles from Nashville, who has been Hon. Schuyler Colfax wa« the guest visor Durkee, for food and transporta­ afflicted with a cancer for several years, The cheese factory is ready for busJohn Smith is painting his hou.re. of editor Potter, during his recent vis­ tion to Jackson, on Monday, which was and has been treated by good physicians Time is money,—so is greenbacks. • . —One hundred and thirty teams on without obtaining relief, dreamed Sun­ cheerfully granted. Our boys begin to hunger for a base it here. It is now time to transplant croquet Mr. Hanford has bought the house Main St at three o’clock on Saturday. day night that a stranger came to her Emmett Cole of Irinsing was in this ball club. seta. vicinity on Saturday visiting relatives. Rev. Levi Masters traded congrega­ and lot formerly owned by Mr. N. A, —Not less than fifteen good carpen­ house and gave her some medicine, The water in the river has been np, His parents live a short distance north tions with Rev. Bugbee, of Middleville, Yates, who goes soon to California.. ters “find something th do” in Nash­ saying that it would effectually cure H. J. Martin has returned from Ar of Nashqille and Emmett numbers on Sunday. her. The next day upon going to the again this week. ville at present. The Wolcott Louse is receiving an­ many of our best citizens among his The croquet factory is so crowded kansas, where he went to search for —Only six tramps camped on the door and looking out, she saw the iden­ other coat of-paint. more pine trees to saw up.into boards. school chums. • tical man of her dream approaching j with orders that it is kept in operation railroad, a short distance east of the Too much ague, too much water,' too the house. Hu ottered her a bottle of I Wm. Clark went to Grand Rapids. Another victory for Nashville. The from 7 a. m., to 6 p. m. village,on Monday night last. medicine to cure her cancer. She took T on business, new Board of Supervisors met at Hast­ On Monday Charley Knappen’s horse" much poor white trash. —Wm. Boston, our brick-yard-man, it, followed his direction/, and is now j’ II. J. M., Writes ns a spicy lino from The wind of Sunday night shook up ings on Thursday, when, after a spirit­ got frightened at the cars and ran away having pntin a bran new engine, will , Little Rock, Ark., this week. things pretty lively. A chimmncy top —as bad us ever. ed election, the honor of chairman for demolishing a $176. buggy. now manufacture brick by steam. I* Frank C» Boise is now Village Trea- the ensuing year, was conferred upon for W. C. Bodine, an awning for J. H. • J. Lee Reed is doing a rushing bus­ —One of the influential citizens of' —West Johnstown is happy. She Kalamo, takes us to ado about our lo- ।I urer, vice/H. M. Lee resigned. our fellow townsman Lewis, Durkee. iness that has necessitated the pur­ Gibbons several “garden bouses” and P. M. Wheeler of North Castleton is plenty of rail fences all tumbled down has finally secured a post office, which cal in regard to the Showalter matter, - C. C. Wolcott is in receipt of a car­ chase of a 6-horse power engine. or tumbled over, or changed locations visiting friends in Washtenaw Co. is to be known as Banficld. fl. F. load of Jackson wagons. By the way Postmaster Nevins 1ms been making claiming that it reflected upon the good I B. F^Reypolds iserocting a fine grape this celebrated wagon, was preferred improvements in the post t office for without permission of owners. Bellinger is the post master. credit of Krilamo. Such was not the ! Artem as Smith’s barn on the old overall others, by the Indian Com­ the benetit of his numerous patrons. —The wind and rain storm ofSunday intention, the word "another” being '■ arbor'at his residence on State St. The Hon. John J. Bagley ex-Gover- state road was struck by lightning on seems to have prevailed pretty nearly used, not to refer particularly-to Kola- ' , SupJ. Young is to examine the school missioner, who has purchased 500 to । ma ’ am ’ s at the school house to-day. Sunday morning last reducing the ' distribute among the Indians of the nor,will speak at the Republican coun­ throughout the county, causing cou- mo, but rather another cjise coming un- [ Wm. A. Aylsworth has sold his farm West. ty convention to be held in this city south end to kindling wood and killing ciderable damage to fences and fmit der our observation. He also desires a'ewe fcheep lying at the foot of one of in Maple Grove to a Reed City man. On to Leadville. A. J. Hardy, W. A. on Thursday the 29th inst. trees. us to state that Mrs. Biggs testified W. G. Sears, haa moved into the Aylsworth, Jacob Showalter aud W. Our people are begining to wake up the poets, down which the fiery fiend 0 —Asa Dillenbeck has bought out that she never knew Wilson to bent rooms over Mrs. Yates’ millinerystoro. R. Griffith intend to start for Leadville, in the matter of another railroad, and slid in search of water. , Mother Turnball, the Indian doct- Mrs. S.; that the alleged maltreatment I L. J. Wheeler is in Detroit, selecting About two weeks ago, the bouse of rcss, who is going away, and now it is occurred on Sept. 13, *78; that they have 1 new goods for the spring and summer ; Col., on Monday next. Geo. Williams, a meeting to aid the Battle Creek pro­ Wm. Bishop in Sunfield was struck by formerly u resident of Nashville. Capt. ject, has l>een called for Tuesday eve., expected that the Mud Creek neigh­ not lived together since that date, and trade. lightning early in the morning but no J. N. Whitney of Grand Rapids and April 27th. that Wilson desires to secure poseasion borhood will loose its stain. Horner Moul, formerly with Lee Reed Chas. Hunt qf Kalamazoo, arc also to A Sunday school convention will be one was hurt, albeit the bouse was re­ —Tis stated that when a Hastings of the child on account of bis fervent at Hastings, is making buggies for E. join the party. duced almost to a wreck and a family I held at the M. E. church on Muy 4th dirino discovered a clear Case of kiss­ fatherly affection for it. Cook. Mrs. Minerva Curlow, of Maple and 5th. Frank Beard, the celebrated of 8 or 10 persons were all stowed in—The heaviest wind-storm that has ing during the evening worship, re­ TheBlong brick is jam full of new Grove (mentioned in last week’s News j caricaturist, W. H. Poole, D. D. L. L. sidb the walls, some were in bed ,^nd | some just risen for the morning. cently, he stopped his sermon and of­ ever visited this vicinity passed over । gOO1|H> yCj, more are arriving with every as being prostrated by paralysis) died D. of Detroit, are expected to be pres­ ' Maple Grove on Sunday night last. train. fered prayer for the oscillators. 1| The young ladies Missionary and Lit­ on Saturday. She was a Virginian by cut and *help —•-— ------- «-*— inter■ make the exercises erary Society held a “loan exposition” If you want to enjoy yotirs*lf attend i birth and lived there and owned slaves ing. —8. J. Robinson of this village, I। J.nfii<-t it assumed the proportions of a smashed Ins rigbt-hnnd so badly, I cyclone extending over a tract threc- Prof. Mill’s lectures at the n 1 in the chapel on Tuesday andWcdnes' ' Opera . before the war. Some nine years ago The following . named gentlemen _______________ while^jcoupling cars on Monday at i fourths of a mile wide andseveral long. House. 1 .she moved to Michigan and this vic- have been drawn as jurors for the May || day evenings, consisting of all the old South Berni, that his physician rays he Ii The building covering S. IL & E. J. yt. a. Avlmorth hi, rettimed from I u,7tv. " frtend.” She torn, of court, which netti on Monday, Ij odd, rare ana l.i-loneal things unng. tray and historical they Sboup»V purtable «a<v mill was blown ! [j,'lrun with tlioae now goads. Bra -*i. n(jH. gOa(is. wnH ftrgu ftn( ,ry fleshy F. O.N. Ism,nanl? BalBr»l- '’ obt*’11 fr°,u 1}1C citizens. The will loose two fingers. Too bad. was ft a ]large and| vt very fleshy woman.the woman,the Mar May 3: 3: Assyria. Assyria, F. O.N. Leonard; | down, the circular saw mashed into 1 uew n(| —On Monday whiU W. Mapes,living j coffin she was hurried in measuring | timore, H. C. Fisher; Barry, A. J. Brad- J proceeds from a ten-ccnt admission fee south, was driving to town, he was over II eight pieces and smoke stack mid whis- - p. C. Yates has sold his lot in Che thirty inches acrosev. । ley ; Carltun, Geo. Gerkey ; Castleton, arc to assist in procuring a village li­ j tie ruined. The loss on machinery is . rear of Wolcott’s hardware, to C. C. took by the Spires boys, who put the I estimated at $175. O. Swift’s wind mill I Wolcott. E. R. White has leased and moved i Wm. J. Clifford; Hastings, Geo. Davis; • brary. The dwelling of P. A. Sprague was ,, . L- i > .1 »• ’ r—1 r anti three oi its puppKM , me iwxm» into Wes. Nichols’ house; A. C. Bux- City, 1st ward, Iraae Lees; Hope, Wm. whip to their horses and endeavored to I wa. blown to Hinder., And the rhmtm-y tg»n. „ ,mr J .nd a w« pass him. Thor dou£ it, but it cost ton has got settled in his new purchase Peake; Irving, Isaac Manna and Una burned on Wednesday morning of last I on Charley Evans’s house scattered all gisln- , Jor |etting the passers-by know it; week with all its contents Mrs. Spra an upset in the gutter and a runaway. IJ over the door yard. Not a fence is left h1 ,Lrt ' Die latter lieeame of age they exh on State St.; C. W. Deiuiiray has gone Z ___ , Z_1 ________ 71Th ______________ Bure, Johnstown, os. Johnsou_____ and guc. the mother of Mrs. Dr. Baker of —Since announcing the name of W. !! standing on the four adjoining farms | T N. Kellogg and Thomas Purkey into the house lately vacated by F. C. Haney Case; Maple Grove. Wm. O. Maple Grove who has been failing P. Sidman as a candidate of Register of .lofO. Swift, Jno. Buckingham, Jno. ; have the frames for their now resid­ Boise; C. N. Young has moved into J. Freeman and J. C. Dillen ; OrangcM. Woods’ house on Queon St.; and A. ! ville. G. A. Clark and F. Patton ; Pra- in health for several years and is be­ Deeds, we understand that James D. . McIntyre and J. Shoup. Great forest ' cnees up. lieved to be far gone in consumption, Benham, a worthy man and represen [i trees were twisted out by the roots and . R. M. Collier, editor of the spicy R. Wolcott mid Mrs. Buxton have mov- iricville, A. B. Francisco and I. Blanch­ and the daughter referred to, were tative Republican of Rutland, is also a I: orchards suffered considerably.. w .. i Grass Lake .Vem, was in the village on ed into their late purchases. In fact so ard; Rutland, J. Riley and J. Van Wag­ Sevgreat is the demand for honseajn Nash- I on : Thornapple. B. Curtis and E. 8. alone in the house at the time of the. promiuenl candidate for the ramc |h>- .; .,..ra| .HWHHA... monalurllts .....I and tombutone.. :.i in * Saturday. ville, that the household effect* of one ' Grosfend ; Woodland, P. M. Wheeler; fire. They were able to save but a few i Wilcox's graveyard were either'blown sition. Supervisor Durkee, aimed with his" 1 family have barely time to to be turn -1 Yankee Swings, F. Sy lvester. articles. . X. —A hen epidemic has invaded the I dowfi or broken off. assessment roll, has gone forth into the1‘ । bled out before those of another nre the coop of Henry Roe and several fine LOCAL MATTERS. —Pat Mean's team, of Kalamo, was rural districts. tumbled in. JOHNSTOWN ITEMS. fowls bought last Saturday, died before hitched in Iront of Kellogg,DemarayA J. Stone, publisher of the Laings­ 17“ The latest styles of new millin­ Prof. Mills of Philadelphia, a Phre­ Wednesday. Mr. Roe thinks that he Co's furniture store, on Saturday about burg Newt, was in the village on busi­ ery, just received at Mrs. Crocker’s. nologist. Mesmerist. Elocutionist, and ■ The epizootic has somewhat abated i bought some hens up north, some time noon, when they'became frightened nt ness, yesterday. A Card. Psycologist of thirty veara standing, is in this part of town. ago that were diseased, itnd the coop the cars, and pulling up the hitching If any one has stumbled and fallen, holding forth at the Opera House. He, The people are very’ bnay plowing Having bought for cash, a fine as­ still retains the infection. post, to which they were fastened,they help him up gently, and pass on, before comes here from Middeville, having ■ and getting their oats sown. sortment of hardware, iron, nails,glass, —A Lansing swindler recently iuva started rpell-inc.ll -r ... up Main St., which at 1 a rrn$rd gathers. closed a series of nine lectures in that 1 Mr. Huston him been quite sick with paint, oils, stoves, tinware, farming tools, and etc., I shall be pleased to see E. I’arady has planted a horse block ded Maple Grove, and worked upon I the time was filled with teams and prburg, with unparallelled success, it be- | fever but is around as usual again, all my old customers and may new ones. the fears of the inhabitants, by claim ( dcstrians.and such a hurrying and wnr- and a few hitching posts iii front of ing stated that’he had aq audience of | Johnstown goes in for womans rights I shall keep good goods and sell at fau­ ing to hold a deed to their real estate. I jying to getout of the way of that com his place of business. nrices. A specialty made of builders His lecture for we have female path-master and ICJ.LUIU. Aim icaurc . lor we anave a teniaie pain_____ However, we have not learned that the | hig whirlwind was never before wit,v - 1Ims ’’■*Ixnight *■’ “ E. M. 700 nt bis closing ley turn. W. "II. Burgvss hardware. Thanking the people of । i» this place on Thursday night was expect to have good roads. Nashville and the surrounding country scare worked to that extent that enab- nessed in the village of Nashville, Gates’ property, fronting on Maple St., I °P? ra 1,OUHC ; Mr. Vanwert takes the News. : >■ r . nronuu iut> vjicro nuuwwmjamjn«»> inn.full ; ----------------------------------------------* And fort,courtesies I shall work in the past,___________ |I '1rllu „,D1 >JKBker ind led the sharper to extort money. i In front of 1). C. Griffith's store, Jno. pnying ««». Ilrorofor. he Pn>fc Prof, js is „ aa fluent spea-------J un. j I when he goes to prayer meeting, hitch- ' to increase them in the future. Call or naughty menCentral stove J| derstands his subject and an-| —And ’twas a cowardly wretch that Mathews, a fanner from the mirth, was in MiHchcviotis Respectfully,a riiupic of"ivindouH of t^ other pWing futures well, of tVTnter * . •'« uPhi’t u’a«> ond loud of and n,v’ Frank C. Boise. broke into Humpberv Atchison’s black- turning his team around to go home, bis neigh neighbora. bora. hmiHP nn Snmliiv niifiii , tainment is excellent nuisic. Every- ! his ------------------------- r— smith shop on Tuesday night last, and when the runaways bore down upon ' ■ ■ “ • . IxHlyshonldgoanil hear Kim. AdmitThmv «>ll be a quarterly meeUagat I ty Dr. J. Urarea a tbrougbly ret“knived”a bran new bellows until it him ; they cleared his wagon slick and Geo. M. Dewey of Hasting is to talk , moil to the course of five lectures 35c. ;1 tlu., n r;M(o nnd n.ery.? orseon °X Ka l’i’n<‘, ** tn 1,1 nu. ( „ii ^,.|i.1(in| immu. i .u *» a«h m.i .il1 £P ennery surgeon or naiaiuo, tie the Brutol M-lionl Louse th.- Mth uh<l KM|lviUo SAtiirf:..v. win Snrgerr ■ was entirely ruined. The fiend sue- I «l<*an ut one bound, but the wagon temperance at the Christian church on | ' 25th of- April under the surpervision of I specialty. Can n— be “found'at ----- J “x coeded in getting into the shop by pry- j struck and turned it bottom side up, Sunday evening, the 25th. Uuuimon Council Proceedings. ! ____ Elder_____________________________ Weiler of U. B. church. Meeting „ I H.GHale’b. Jno J. Potter commenced teaching ' ing open the doorawith a crow-bar. I scattering its contents in divers direr­ .1 Council Rooms, eorom«tee» the SMIh at 1:30 p. q> 1V- A Urge line ol wall paper at < Nashville, April 30, 1880, in the Berne’s district, Vermontville, ■ ' -A rraideut of an environ vial fortunalel, injuring Mr. Bowser is getting, on nicely with I f. t. Boise’s. Council mot pursuant to call. own a cow thftl cftadimb iutoft wnson. I ",,d “for' tb>' ™n»wa) B could recover Monday, with a roll of sixty scholars. Present, veiiipiuau, Chipman, rrotiucui, President, vius, Olds, iiis „ , .. . , ,, . , rrcBcrn., burn. With M. Riddle and G. Bowhis barn. GFFowl Meadow Grass. Red Top and untio ft rack of o«l« or com with her •liemralv.-., b,«tnudtra pounced upon (i. K.Oweu. elocntionrot of Battle : Downimt. Roe, Cook, Boston and Hey- Mr lul rar[-.nt(.rs they will soon have Feld Peas, at the Nashville Elevator. riM-k. Knnk<> niece to an audience Atiflu-fK'i* of ।. iiou Ih. Trustees, I nu«teeH. . . ... .. teeth, And unlock a cellar door and B„ । th< m. »n.l the moat evening runaway Creek, spoke Ins his piece nolds, 37tf A ---------insworth & * Brooks. of *last meeting read au( andl the frame ready to raise and we are all ,r * ‘ down cellar and cat np all the potatoes. “f **“' -*<**’n came to an end. The five nt the school bouse, Tuesday eve. ' *Minutes approved, / *by Ayes on motion f ”—’ — * — 1 anxiously waiting for the day to come, cabbage and apple., contained therein. ««thew-» wagon wa. broken “A line time" is the verdict of those and Nays, as follows Remember ' ' * 1| not especially to get the barn up, hut : Aye's, Olds, ................................ or climb a ladder into the hay mow. ' »,hI <»«»■ «omowbat warrml. who attended the M. E. social nt Mr. Downing, Roe, Cook, Boston and Rey­ Only ten days more to buy at private that we can get a square meal once rale before the auction commences at a ci I Mathews raid 83 would satisfy him for and Mrs. J. M. Wood’s on Tuesday nolds. Nays, none. —Friday morning, Deputy’ Sheriff , ... ... A. the Boston Store. ClementBmith, The resignation of Herbert M. Lee, more. ” i , . thebrokentongue.whichwascontrib- evening. Carpenter of VV oodland, came down to - spot -by the - -liberal-minded Assignee. Village Treasurer, was accepted by ° I uted- on the . Milt Willis and Fred. Appleman, had Ayes and Nays as follows: Ayes, Olds, ORANGEVILLE ITEMS. our village and gave four of our Nash''­ bystanders. t Hale’s Honey of Hoarhound of the “bull-head Inck ” to catch 150 nice Downing, Roe, Cook and Boston. Nays, ville boys an invitation to interview Tar, for caugbs and consumption —Sam Durkee, well known to. Nnsh- specimens of the finny tribe hist Thurs­ Reynolds. at H. G. Haus’s. the mayor of that place aud answer On motion F. C. Boise was appointed Editor News :— day night. As your paper appears to be gaining certain questions in regard to thei^ villeites, and Lew Fuller of Carlton, re­ village Treasurer for the ensuing year, nF The newest styles of spring suits A young Indy in writing to a con ­ by Ayes and Nays, as follows: Ayes. ground in this locality, perhaps a few for men and boys just received at conduct in that vicinity last Tuesday cently formed a co-partnership, on a cash capital of $17.98, for the purpose fidential friend stated that she was not Olds, Downing, Roe, Cook, Boston and items from this part of the footstool D. C. Griffith’s. night. They accepted. of carry'ing on the peddling business. engaged, but that she saw a cloud a­ Reynolds. Nays, none. On motion the President appointed will not come amiss. —An upper Main St. man spent threeGF Eggs taken in exchange for Partners generally cannot always agree, bove the horizson nlmut as large as a Reynolds, Downing and Roe as a comGeorge Clark’s infant son died of goods,and highest marketpricepaidat quarters of an hour the other evening . and on-Wednesday, while in this vil­ man’s head. mitte to settle with the Treasurer. lung fever on Sunday. H. G. Hale’s Drug Store. in trying to pick up a piece of moon­ The bond of Freel Boise, as druggist, lage, Sam. accused Lew. of owing an i Jacob Lentz is preparing to remove F. S. Bacon has moved to Prairieville, shine from the sidewalk in front of his New Store! New Goods f undivided oue-half of nine cents. his residence to the north side of his with H. A. Brooks and F. C. Boise as having bought the old Deming farm. sureties was presented and od motion domicile, which he fondly fancied to be I am now nicely located in my new Lew. stated that the nine cents had lot, in order to make more room for accepted and approved by Ayes and Our landlord has a new housekeeper, store, and gm receiving daily, new a copy of the News. His afflicted, but been used to buy medicine, and that that new brick. Nays as follows; Ayes, Olds, Downing, having taken a wife, a lady from Gull goods of the very latest styles and pat­ devoted wife, finally came out, and Roe. Cook and Boston. Nays, Reynolds. There will be a social at the resid­ terns. Please take particular notice, my Sain, had realized as much benefit from Corners. brought him to consciousness by the The bond of H. G. Hale, as druggist, goods are made up from the latest it as himself. Sam. retaliated with hot ence of Lewis \yood in Maple Grove, Henry Donncly and Herb. Barber with D. H. Everts and Jacob Lentz as spring styles and patterns in Chicago aid of a barrel stave, and steadied his words, which laid to a lively fracas, in next Wednesday evening, April 38th. sureties was presented and on motion of Prairieville have gone Nebraska to Detroit and Cleveland,'were bought tottering steps into the house. which he got his face so beautifully for the benefit of Rev. A. D. Newton. accepted and allowed by Ayes and embark in sheep-raising business. for cash and will be sold acconliniriy. —It should be the aim of eveiy labor­ pummelled that it soon resembled a A cordial invitation isextended to all. Nays as follows: Ayes, Olds, Downing, __________ Mas. O, M, Yateb. The summer term of school com­ ing man of Nashville, to buy himself a full moon. Just about then Marshal J. A. Baughman, the new doctor Roe, Cook, Boston and Reynolds. Nays, menced on Monday. Mias Ida Crocker GF Window curtains and fixtures at none. lot, get it payed'for, and then make the Parker appeared upon the scene of who has recently located at Woodland F. T. Boise’s. The bond of Henry Zuschnitt, as sa- wields the spanker and she does it well necceuary improvements. A little action, and arrested the beligerents for Center, gave us a ci'll on Thursday. loonist with C. C. Wolcott and Andrew too. here and a littld there, will in due time disturbing the peace of the good Meo- He seems a well-posted &. D., and we J. Hardy as sureties, was presented and The severest wind and rain storm of Ono Horae, Buggy, Harness aud give you a house of yourowp, and pie of Nashville, by fighting. They would advise our Woodlaud friends to on motion rejected, by Ayes and Kays as follows: Ayes, Downing, Roe and the season passed over this section on Swell Box Cutter, lor terms aud price save you money that would go for rent. were taken before Esquire Killen, accord him a hearty welcome. Boston. , Nays, Olds, Cook and Rey­ Sunday, althoughVe hear of no aer- enquire of L. L. Loomis of the Boston Lots can now be bought reasonable, in when Sam plead guilty, and Lew. not Store. F. C. Boice has started out that new nolds. There peing a tie, the President this village, and they will prove in ves­ guilty. The ’Squire mixed a dose of hardware in good shape, having selected voted Nay. L. A. Nichols is training hia sorrel GF H. G. Hale keeps always in The Bond of Henry Gass, a« saloontments which wftl nut n-trograte in val­ $5 fine and $2.17 costs for Sam. which a fine large stock and engaged P. M. ist, with Andrew G. Barry and Wm. mare for the spring races. Hoyer, who stock the most complete line of patent ue. / he swallowed with good grace, and Thompson of Foreman, Smith &. Co’s, Boel as sureties, was presen ted and on has her in charge, offers to bet she can medicines. —John Fowler's fine residence in discharged Fuller, when the pugilists Charlotte, as his clerk, and Wm. M. motion rejected, l»y Ayes and Noyes as make her mile in just 2:40. GF Come in and look at my ne v follows: Ayes, Olds and Downing. Kalamo, was entirely destroyed by fire shook hands over the bloody chasm, Hale of the same place as tinner. The Milo postoffice in Prairieville spring goods, I have just what von Nays, Boston, Roe, Cook and Reynolds. want to buy and I am sorely in need of on Thursday. Mr. F., in tbej-oor-mas­ embracer! and lovingly locking arms has changed postmasters. Tillotson On motion Council adjourned for one Sexton Evertt haa made arrange­ money; would take some on old aeter aud was at the county bouse when walked to their wagon, which they being about to move away, Mrs. Hat­ ment* to meet all interested parties at week. _________ D. C, Griffith. Frank McDrrbi, E. Chipman, tie Judin has been confirmed in his eounte. the fire occurred. No one was at home mounted and drove southward. How­ the cemetery, on the afternoon of May Clerk Preaidcnt. <3TWatoon’i independent Render*. except his son, and the fire had gained ever a ton dollar light of glass, having day. Quito a numl»er of stones need Davis mm! Pecks AntbmeticK, aeotnsuch a head-way before being discov­ been broken out of the front of the The esteemed pastor of the Univer After being defeated for constable, cleaning and righting np and lot* . ’i^gtoatiawpdnra ered that only two or three artieiee Wolcott house, during the melee, ofnt H. G. Halb. slicked up, aud tlie sexton desire* the the Nashville .Vetcv editor soliloquises aalbt church preacher hi* valedictory as follows: The darkest hour in the sermon on Sunday. He baa presided were saved from the Iioum . The loa ncer Parker was sent to overhaul the intereated friends to attend to it on will foot up fully $1,500; insured for pugilist*, and did so, when they gave over this flock for eight years, and hia the day named, or authorize him to do bail to appear for trial on May 1st. resignation is universally regretted. it LIFE IN NASHVILLE, And Her Environs. �=— ..................................... AM End felled Ha! ha! ha! that’s a good joke! tai!" wm jmrtinlly upheld by adjacent tree, and Bartow, instead Wives will pout, husbands will re- ENULISH ELECTIONS. When he had ing him fall from the tree, and began to Law Division of the English Court of ar^‘ Hook yourself on, animal! Hold Appeals, which the lawyers of our own country will do very well to make a yourself faster. With your extrava­ hoteot Mrs. Mellor purchased of the gances you will end by breaking your plaintiffs; Debenham k Freetxxly, vari­ ous articles of dress suitable to her rank in life, and wliich, bv her orders, were get up before my scholars and make them charged to h4hp«band, at fair prices recognize me When the bill wjta sent in, however, he These reasons appeared to affect the declined to pay it He made hta wife ape. for he was interested in hta preser­ an allowance, he said, and had directed vation na much os L Then, having her not to pledge hta credit The plain­ calmed himself, he continued f tiffs replied that they knew nothing of “ You are immortal, and I must dta- hta private arrangements with his wife, and that they should certainly hold him responsible. The tradremen’s case seems gether.for tho development of this * I,’ both of us. I liave suffered as well as you the privations which were career at the English bar has been as needed for your greatness. Haven’t we brilliant as brief, might be deemed had to immw day and night digging into well-nigh impregnable. The pnly ques­ Latin, Greek, Hebrew and Sanscrit, tion left to the jury, however, was the without, sjieoking of living languages, to sole one: “At the time these goods your chair of philosophy. And now were ordered had Mr. Mellor withdrawn PERILS OF READING DARWIN. get I must perish, while you will survive from lita wife authority to bind hta me in an existence of unalterable satis­ Ono Bunday afternoon, my maid-serv­ faction and felicity forever and ever? credit, and forbidden ner to do so?" ant having gone out to vespers, and the Come, now, that ta contrary to common The jury found in the affirmative, and Se cast* was adjudged against the tradreheat of the dav toward 8 o’clock being on. The decision on appeal ta very vig­ wverpowcring, Y fell asleep reading Dar- sense. Where would be the eternal jus­ tice of which you nre always talking ?" orously reasoned. There ta, Lord . My spirit, h>ving no other answer to Justice Bramwell said, neither gen­ Ify window opened upon the Charter­ make, cried4 “Shut up.” But di­ eral usage nor convenience in house garden ; the rustling of the leaves rectly, feeling tho necessity of wheedfavor of having articles of dress on camo vaguely to my ears ; a light breath • ling this subtle animal by some sort of credit, nor can the courts take judicial of air caressed my checks. Suddenly, reasoning, I added : ' cognizance of any practice of wives to in a dream, I saw myself transported to “ Your physical sufferings were noth­ the banks of the Ganges, not far from ing in comparison with mv intellectual pledge their husbands? credit for such articles. Doubtless, <he husband may and moral sufferings. Besides, they were give the wife power to run up such bills, I was sitting in the shade of" a great compensated by a host of pleasures suit­ but why should the lawjgive such power tamarind tree; the sacred river rolled ed to your nature. I never refused you to her against ljp» will? Tradesmen before me like a lake, white with light, anything. Ah noon an mv means per­ should inform themselves as to the wives’ and upon its banks an immense forest of mitted I put on you a fine brown «mt of authority. It ta, doubtless, true that to palms, bananas , and other exotic plants upread itaclf, wfihse lances, parasols and clothes, patent-leather idioee, according ask questions of their lady customers to the taste you have always shown ; fans mingled together as far as the eye watatooata, fashionable cravats; the would offend them, nnd that ta a strong reason why such questions should not could reach. latest trousers were not lacking to you, be asked; but it ta no reason why the And while I contemplated in wonder­ for your vanity was as groat as mine. husband should be made liable in de­ ment this splendid landscape a slight You ImmI to have white linen, ornaments noise in the leaves over my head drew to your watch-chain, things which I fault of the shopman’s choosing not to inform himself. Lord Thesiger added my attention. I looked up and saw . . . could have done without but for you. that there was, indeed, a presumption Guess what I saw! And vour love of good living—I never I saw myself, Nicholas Poirier, Pro­ saw the like. Haven’t we shouted and that the wife had authority to pledge her husband’s credit, but the prununp fessor of Philosophy at the College of Saint Suzanne, in the form of a chim­ sung and feasted at the Prado, at the tion was one liable to be rebutted, and Chaumiere ? How many sausages with panzee, hanging by one of my [taws to saner kraut, slices of ham, and crawfish had, in fact, l>ecn rebutted in tlita cose the lower branch of the tamarind tree, haven't you swallowed at the Strasbourg by proof of the limitation of the wife’s expeases. It wita hard upon the trades­ brewery, I.ui Hnr}x< street ? Have I ever men, but it would l>e yet haredr upon Judge of my astonishment! reproached you in the least? Even the husband to lay upon him a burden Comprehending directly that my body •Irarnypa*™' empty and I W of liobililj liability. against, hta will, will, and and from from had dissevered itself from my houI, and yma rapering the lonely forest, torrat, , P’on c , . J*?1, * .* ‘I ’ I which ho would bo unable to tolioTo s_ .Ixmt jin n y ie lonely I w» & ooSt«n»ti.m. I ">»»* ?f lhl’ ‘”n 'Ig*.’f , him»lf oxoopt by public adrertioomout “If it wanders d% into tho depths of lm'« 8oncd,’^“7J not totrustlus wife, which advertisement the I ^e tradesman might, after all, plead he we wood," wood, aI said said to to myself, myseu, "it "it will win W,M1“ ... k, i, ‘ Jou,“ never return, and I shall remain here I1 wold‘. ^ec °. °? etn.? .( ‘ .. . ““ no^ H*-‘en. The Judges disputed I •lone, with mv | -nd the “ luuc’ “ d the ^ter-and ’ metaphysics and’ D /thing ' 1 mu-w, -nd theater-ami all all !! ov<,r ft ewe (MMiby against Scott] simi■else to console me." I ^2. . • I lor to tlita several years in the reign of My diimpanz***? chim^----------------half-- shut hta eyes, j Charlo n., nnd "fifteen years ago the The thought made me shudder. I “ Good !’ !"’ said ho; “ "juu nnatinntlv. “ y°u । Common Pleas made a similar decision -wanted to’ summon my Not-Me to re- impatiently. ^er- ' in Jolly against Rees. But Justice -nume immediatelv ita accustomed place, never refuse anything to yourself, either, ig it but the fear of frighteninf ’* modified ’ " ’ | and a thousand times you have deprived Byles then dissented, and Sir Alexander ruiatory tone I ■ me of the greatest necessaries in order Cockburn himself has since questioned my ideas, and with a conci | to adorn your library with some new i the cam'. Del>enhnm against Mellor ta mud to it: “Come] come! my dear Nicholas, coni.­ ' lxx>k and satisfy your vain curiosity. In I the finfl time the question has been sider. Does that posture suit the dig­ the early days, especially, I had to pass I pnsse*l upon in a court uf appeal. nity of your character? Ought a pro­ winters "witliout-«nre, my fingers numb A Detective’s Ruse. fessor oi philosophy to suspend himwlf with cold and my stomach empty." " I suffered from it more than yon. from the branch of a tree ? Is it proper ? A man was wanted by the jxjlice, says Come, my. friend, come back to prupri- Your privations enfeebled me, nnd the the London Sporting and Dramatic fear of losing you gave me a fever." and hta skill in tho arts of " mak­ ©tv ! ” " Ah !’’ cned the rascally ape, " to be ing up" nnd dodging hta would-lxs "But the chimpanzee, after replying to mo by two or three grimaces ana scratch­ so afraid you must have Ixx.’n not quite captors was so considerable that, for a sure of surviving mo. Say what you ing his hams, said to me: long time, ho escaped detection. At “Ah! now, do you take me for a fool, will, wo shall end together; you will-not length a clever detective was put on hta proud and stupid spirit ? I descend from survive mo a m*cod<L When I sleep we track, and first of all he began to in­ my tree to seat myself again in your old both lose the sense of the ' I;' when I quire alxiut hta nssociat**. One of the arm-chair, and wear out my eyes in de­ lx?gin to wakf; up you dream, you bab­ most intimate- of them was, it appeared, ciphering silly stories ! Ah, you know ble; when I open my eyes you revive; a certain young woman, and about her me little if you reckon on that No, no! when I am sick, and you suspect the he first of all found out everything. He I am very well on my tree, and here I slightest dangerous injury in me, you had reason to suspect that she was ac­ ■toy • • • until the fancy takes me do not know what saint to pray to. Go ! quainted with the ragitive's hiding-place. to get down and munch n few olmonita, your case ta oh dear ax mine; soothe So tlie first tiling to be done was to fol­ or treat myself to a exxoannt. That's yourself with your darling illusions, we low her on a Saturday afternoon, when what suits me. You! do what you like, shall none the’ less depart arm-in-arm." she was free from her employment. An Ho stopped, and, seeing me reduced innocent young detective in the guise of discuss, dream, babble; that ta your to silence, the animal went on with re­ a carpenter, was told off to watch, and affair. I have had enough of it ” At this impertinent answer I hud u doubled insolence: endeavored to strike up an acquaintance, “ Formerly,-in the time of the Egyp­ in which design he was not very success­ mind to be angry, but, for the second 'time reflecting that tlita would not be a tians, I was embalmed after my death, ful, though he ascertained that Kingston .good way to bring back tlie Not-Me, I and remained hundreds of years in the was her destination that afternoon. To resolved to convince it by the force of condition of a mummy. It won a just Kingston ho went, and traced her to a tribute rendered to my services; the house occupied by an old man, about logic, and in softened accents cried: “I comprehend, my dear Nicholas, honor of being enveloped in consecrated whom tho neighbors know no more than the wish for liberty which has taken bandages and stuffed with rare perfumes that ho was an old man. He was on possession of you; the desire to stretch consoled mo a little for my loss of life. elderly invalid, never went to the door, yourself was natural enough, after lx?ing But at preeent you disdain me; you think never went out, saw nobody; and how thirty years at rest But this once ta to elevate youraelf by despising your was he to be caught And examined? enough. Yon should listen to reason. body. For all that, it ta only a comedy There was nothing known about him to on your part. Do you remember our justify the police in entering the house, ’Come, my friend, come.” “Hear me," interrupted the chim­ rheumatism in tho stomach, when Dr. and the detective walked round the place, panzee. “For a long time I have Boniface gave us Ixith up ? I could in company with the “carpenter, "wonder­ known what you kwp in store for me; hardly help laughing, in spite of the ing what to do next At the back of the that you dtatingutah between yourself sadneea of the moment, at your looks house was a garden, in which was a ken­ •nd me, -who ore your own body and when you received the last consolations nel containing a big dog, or rather not your own life; that you propose to siu- of this terrestrial world; tho big Latin containing him, for he was lying out in ▼ive me, after having mode me work and words served out to you luul not the ap­ the sun at the end of hta chain. No •west to satisfy your vanity. You have pearance of reassuring you much aa to sign of life was visible in the house. told me so a hundred times, while we your final lot, and for the sake of keep­ “Jump over the wall and kick tiiat dog; were together under the same envelope. ing mo only two or three years more then hide behind the summer-house,” You have said to me, * You, ixxly, sliall you would not have bewitatetl a moment said the detective to the “ carpenter." •die; you shall turn to duat, after lieing to sacrifice your eternal life. Come, In a moment the young man was over •boned oeremonioualy, but I, apirit, I own np; be honest to youraelf. Is it the wall, and the dog was howling from ;am of another emence than yours; my true?" the effects of a kick in the riba. Neigh­ a—cure ta one and indivisible; it ta imI was confounded at hta impudence; boring dogs joined in the chorus, and at oaortul, outside of apace and time; time then, with a movement of indignation and the window appeared the old gentleman. cannot affect it You, you were mode as a last n«ouroe, striking my breast, I No one was aoout; the dog continued to to lie eaten by worms.' Is it true? Did cried: “I think; therefore I am." howl, and incautiously the owner came And the chimpanzee, imitating my down the garden to see what was tho you say so? ’’ I could not deny it, my body having gesture and carosmng hta stomach, joer- matter. Beneath the well-made gray lived with me fifty years m the most in­ wig the detective’s keen eyw recognized timate confidence, and, beside I liad He dared even to add ironically: the object of hta search,, and in a mo“One con doubt everything except taught the thing praftjMUonaily in the lecture-room, according to the pro­ that one digests; for to doubt, one must Macaroni. digest, doubt being a phase of good di­ gestion.’’ Macaroni, vermicelli, sea-biscuit, pi­ panxee. seeing me embarrassed, reoomlot brood, plain crackers, and common Bo much audacity deserved chastise­ meneed mating faces at me, giving forth ment. I rose to bring the rascal to hta bread are all about alike in composition senses, when I perceived in the deep and nutriment. Macaroni and vermi­ shadow of the leaves a moving object. celli differ only in the size of the tubes, Looking cloedr, I- recognized the flat both being made alike, and both are down dircctl’ cried. head of one of those enormous serpents simply dned dough made of flour and of nil this tall of the Gungt's morabes, with whom ap** ~ ore n favorite dainty, pis tail loosed it­ “You have told me so a hundred self from the tip of ‘the tamarind tree, grown in Southern Europe contains more and hta scaly belly glided nndutatingly gluten and leas starch than any other, in ailence down to the lower branches. and therefore makes better macaroni. This gluten ta nitrogenous, like lean changed. Stay in your armmeat, casein, or curd of milk (cheese), And the chimpanzee. perceiving from eta., and strengthens one’s muscles more the corner of h» eve the fearfol reptile, than tho more starchy northern floor. made a prodigious leap. It was too late; the python had fol­ lowed him Eke a dart, and I heard his ing warmth in the system. ••Well, then, yea! I have said what m been repeated for 6,000 years: It is returning from vespers, opened the door, round—the gluten answering for the lear that the body turns to dust, Imt asking: “Didyou call, sir?" * What luck! t seemed to feel all the lean meat consumed by other people to produce muscular strength or working power. Sea-biscuit, pilot broad, and ini facts. What is the use plain crackers, those without the “shortThat is evident to the Bee, for all that, the emotions to which the spirit, invisible, ima man is exposed in reading Darwin. I . For my part, I don’t see how a poor man ever gets into Parliament, no vast are the expenses assessed on the several candidates at a general election. The members are without any sort of recom- descent of the first tree Bartow was knocked down. The blade of his ax be­ came imliedded in the earth, with lita neck across the head and the weight of the tree reeling on. the other side of his neck. He was unable to remove the before he was discovered by a boy whom he hired to pile the wood he had been 000 to 180,000 jo be elected. At the late choked to death.—New York Herald. Liverpool election it cost both candi­ dates not less than $2,500 each in tiio k HORRID MONSTER. single item of postage incurred by them in their appeal for his vote to each of 60,000 electors. They also had heavy traveling expensee to pay, and now the King Theeliew, of Burmah, who is successful candidate, after Ixring in for reported to have caused 700 men, women only about a month, has to do it oil over and children to be burned alive as a sacri; again. ' A general election ta a godsend floe for his restoration to health, is but PITH AND POINT. for the railroads as well as for the jxwt- 20 years old. Selected over his elder office. “ Out voters ’’ for counties may brothers to rule, he paid the Ministers The age of a policeman cannot be told have their traveling expenaea paid, that who advanced him by imprisoning them. by hta rattles. ta to say, any person having a vote for a “Instead of these advisers of his father A wao aays of a toper: Hta noae has county'but happening to be at the time he surrounded himself with men, or boys passed the rubicund. of a contested election at a distance from this qualification, may legally be became the- scene of orgies conducted Women resemble flowers. They shut brought to vote and sent back again at absolutely without restraint” An arti­ up when they Bleep. the candidate’s expense. This may be cle lately published regarding him says: An undertaker gets hta living where done even though the elector may lx> in "Another of Theebaw’s acta, immedi­ another man dies. America or Australia and in closely-con­ ately after lita accession, was to secure The selfish man cores for No. 1, and tested elections iarg'- sums ore spent in himself’ against palace plots by the often no one cares for him. this way. simple priM-v™ Biuipiu process u> of aiiuuK killing hu all his ms rviauvm. relatives. I , , , The earliest instance of the payment A better ictea of what tlita means may I r»E ^cn knows the man who robs her ^be is always-laying for him. of election traveling expenses in En-, , lx? lx? gained gained by bv considering considering that that the the gay gay (j gland ta recorded as having occurred at old monarch had fifty-three wives and "Deer at any price!" yelled the the general election in 1679. Macaulcy, 110 children, of whom thirty-seven wives, hungry traveler who ordered ventaon for the historian, says the contest continue*! and fifty-nine children stirvived dinner. tor weeks, and over the whole country him. It ta impossible to say how many Tub placidity of expression worn by a it was fierce and obstinate beyond ex­ of these brothers, staters and step­ num who ta “ next " in a full barber-shop ample. Vast sums were expended nnd mothers—bo to sp*3ok—were killed, but cannot be counterfeited. new tactics were resorted to. It was eighty ta a fair compromise «'Btimate. It When you have got through using noted as a most extraordinary fact that must not be supposed that they were vour puzzles give them to the jxx»r. " horses were hired at a gnat charge for dtajxisod of with any sentimental tender­ We might get nd of the poor Home way. tho conveyance of voters.’’ Wilber­ ness. At first the victims were led from The hornet and the mule are too ten­ force, in hta “Memoirs,” furnishes uh their cells in twos and threes to shekho with more definite information on tlita to the King; then their heads were tied t der-hearted -- ------- ;----- .to look. upon ,* . suffering. . tura U‘“r b"ck ’h“o thl'? 3nestion ci election expenses. It cost to their niprati™ pmn. of tmklra, wd Th?/ io saintly VVillx-rforce between $-10,000 blows with a heavy club on the backs of 8*-n*eand $50,000 to be elected for Hull’,when their necks ended their misery. J - --------- * --- ------------ a voting man, of which the tram of But this soon proved too mild $15,000 was for traveling expenses alone. | a tqx-ctacle for the fiendish malignity Tlita same distinguished Wilberforce J of Thuebnw. One of hta elder brothers A faminiAii instance of color-blindness , came out victor fetor in what lias has always been 1 professed utter acorn for what could be is that of a man taking a brown silk um­ quoted oh L ___________ 2r election that ’ ____ __ _______________ the most costly . done to him, ___ and____ was...floccvd to death._ brella and leaving a green gingham in I,. TYraUzwl x_-.A _ who IbadI Xlooked X X upon _ tforeign_ :__ ita place. haa ever taken place in the United । Another, Kingdom. This was hta famous strug- I era ns the dirt beneath hta feet, and aa , The little bit of a baby lias his burgle in 1807 for the representation of utterly unworthy- to crawl Ix-tween Qi-ns—all the good-looking girls kissing Yorkshire Then- were three capdi- i h«avcn and earth, was taunted and him. He kicks against it now, but in dates, and it ta said that that election, ! driven to madness Ix-fore. receiving a after years—well, let him do lita owa an­ altogether, could not have coat lata than j half-fatal blow, and hta writhing ixxly ticipating. $2,800,000. Thti expenses incurred by । WIUI then thrown into tho gigantic trench The leading Methodist Church in To­ WDberforce’s two opponente—one of dug to receive tin- dead. A former the choir liecauw* they whom, Lord Harewood, declared he was Governor of Rangoon had hta nose and I ronto . 5 .dismissed ; ,„ .4 ready to spend hta whole Barilo** mouth filled with gunpowder, a match J !‘X property to secure the seat—in bringing i was applied, and he was also flung into j, ’ ■ 'up suppotrers from all |>arte of the king- | the trench to be stifled by the succeed- i kill 'em? Patti gets 99,000 marks for singing in 2” ' Berlin nim- whu. We remewb^r Set- >nte die uune heerwg xr.ee .f- , ,,m, ,|1Bt „un,|».r ,lt . tiling. T haying «nlT.-r.-a every ..utrnge which h , , mid be Serwd bright aeldien. oi the J-y, * berforoe headed the poll from the be- j guard. lard. The mOKsacre massacre was eamt-d carried on in , , , >u UULU Aurounw uud I M., ao Ei> 4 (her kitten lieing dead)— ginning to the end of tho struggle. Fort- | thia leisurely fashion until Theelmw and rcaried «« of the .port; I ” He. pnwv pop.?" unately for the winner, the enthusiasm : the executioribra wr«.kd . Ygone . „ to heven^ t „ •ere simplv simply battered bettered I £ - "Bo. tmrliug." dm-li-ig. "Why not? of hta victorious supporters induced then the women were M.—" Why not? them to ratae a public subscription and I over tho head, and the cliililren were ' p “They don’t want cats in heaven.” reimburse him his extravagant expenses. | Hwung against the palace walls. At last I M.—"Would they scrutoh the angels?" Tho cost of the famous Yorkshire con- the victims were all killed, and the reA stranger naked a resident in Mil­ test that I have just referred to dwarfs ' volting sjiectacle was over, but Thee- J ford, Del., "Are you always troubled all others in the matter of total expenses; baw's plan—one not unusual in Bnrrfah with mosquitoes here?" " Mosquito** !” but I can mention some other very | —not succcwBful, for the reason that j was the answer, "swing a pint measure large amounts. An eh»ction for the j nt least tliree of hta blood escaped, and around all <luyand you’ll catch a quart Northern District of Durham cost the ■ one of them will probably succeed him j uf them." suecx-asful candidate 873,000 ; one in ' Th<- area of Burmah (a country in the ' A lady said to a little boy, agid 4; South Lancashire cost $85,000; one in Southeast of Asia, between India and : “Don’i stand up in the carriage b<South Shropshire cost $60,000; one in | China, ami south of Thilx-t) ta 192,000 , yOU might tumble out, aud then South Warwickshire, $65,000, and one in square miles, and ita population ta 3,500,-there would be no Harrv " “ Oh ves " the North Riding of Yorkahire, $135.- ooo. The revenue of the King ta £800, replied he, "there would be Harrv <m 000. This whs within the last fifteen ‘ 000. with perquisites enough to make j the rood.” years, and it was claimed that all the out the even million." Ls a wrtain Massachnsetta normal sums were legitimately expended. Quite --------------------------------school the word “ Eucharist" was given a respectable amount of money for a Hired Dresses.-------------- | out not long ago to be spelled and deman to pay far the honor of serving lita To what shifts will women resort who ' fined. More than tliree-fourths of the country at his own expense; but there arc reallv fond of dress ! In our large ■ l^r—pardon—young ladies wrote arc in quite recent times instances of far cities it is quite customary for ladies to j “ euchcnat, a person who plays cucher." greater prodigality. Ijot very long since -------- -------*- *bereaved ---------- — of- a.'baby, to Motheb , newly there was on election at Norwich which hire costumes in which to attend bulls, i vt " We have various kinds of customers," surviving child, 'aged 6—"Tommy's an cost one enterprising and patriotic said one of these costumers. *' Some­ angel now, Mary. “ Like the angels Briton 8350,000 to secure; but so glaring were the acta of bribery, so barefaced did times a lady from another citv, staving in my picture-book, mamma?" “Yes, at a hotel, wants to go to a bafi, and she dear.’ "With white wings, too?’’ the honorable electors of the mother comes to me. Some of my customers “Yes, dear." “Haa he got fleas in country sell their franchises for golden guineas, that the successful candidate are ladies who tend stores. They don’t .hem, like my pigeons ?*’ Tite cooks employed by the clubs of was refused his seat in Parliament, and go to big balls oftefl, but when they do go they want to go right, and they save New York receive larger salaries than a Norwich has been without representa­ their money for it. White satin brings large majority of the New York editors. tion ever since. • the highest price; then white silk, and But the cooks don’t get free passes to the then light corn color. The easier the circuses and minstrel shows, and the "in­ What a Crow Is Worth. ’ dirt and the stains come on 'em, the A gentleman giving evidence before h more we get. Tho blue and the green side matter ” thdy prepare don't mold Parliamentary «,ommittee said that in don’t bring so much, and the slate color public opinion, as it were. A 4-year-old Sunday-school girl did some districts the number of crows up­ and dark red we hire out cheap. Dnw on a farm would average, st least fifty; makers never hire out dresses, hut sec­ the l>est ahe could with a question that that the birds were of great service in ond-hand dealers do. They buy them was usk.d of the infant class. Said the destroying wire-worms, nnd where they of rich ladies who get tired of them. teacher, reading: “‘And it came to did not exist the fanner was obliged to Tho dresses cost a high price when they pans, when King Hezekiah heard it, that hire boys to do the work of the crow, are new, and the ladies won't be seen in he rent hta clothes.’ Now what does paying them it the rate of 3 half-pence them more than two or three times, and that mean, children—he rent hta per 100 worms. when they sell them they let them go clothes ?” Up went a little hand. ‘ * Well, Mr. Bright inquired how much a boy cheap. As a rule, they come bock to us if you know, tell us. ’’ “ Pleaae, ma'am, ” could earn worm-killing, and was told in good order; and, as they ore all well said the child, timidly, "I s'jxiee he 9d.; but when asked if a boy made 9d. a made, and we obtain a good price far hired ’em out. ” day lit tile rate of 3 half-pence 100 win^- them, tho business pays very well.” No IK>cur It is unpleasant to be ex­ wonns, how many of thoee noxious cessively obese, says the London Lanod, Sand-Showers in China. creatures he destroyed in a day, the witbut the morbid dread of fat which has nera, turning restive, replied tlint he did Every year witness** curious sand­ not come there to answer arithmetical showers in China when there ta neither in recent years become fashionable, haa questions. Mr. Bright, however, was cloud nor fog in the sky, but the sun ta no foundation in physiological fact ’ Fat not to be put off in that way. He asked scarcely visible, looking very much as answera two purposes : It acta as a non­ if a boy did the work as well as the crow. when seen through smoked glass. Tlie conducting envelope for the body, and “A crow is worth fifty boys!" was the air ta filled with a fine dust, entering protects it from too rapid loss of heat rash reply. Then, quoth Mr. Bright: eyes, nostrils and mouth, and often and it serves as a store at fuel. In ths " If a fxjy is worth 9d. a day, a crow causing serious dtaeiwes of the eye. course of exhausting diseases it not unworth fifty boys, how much is the crow This dust, or sand,/as the people call it, frequentiy happens that the life of a pa­ tient may be prolonged until the reserve worth to the fanner in money ?’’ penetrates houses, reaching even aptirtNot unnaturally, the gentleman lost ments which seem eecurdy closed. It of fat is exhausted, and then he dies of hta temper, but in vain. Paper, pen, ta supposed to come from the great des­ manition. Fata supply the material ot and ink were handed to him, and, after ert of Gobi, as the sand of the Sahara ta battling with the figures awhile, ho an­ taken up by whirlwinds and carried hun­ nounced that a crow was worth just 37s. dreds of miles away. The Chinese, while 6d. a day to the farmer. He was then sensitive to the personal discomfort artaasked to inform the committee what, at । ing from these showers, are resigned to ternal development of adipose tissue; rm*., was lxic that rate, the j, yearly value of the 1 them from a conviction that they are a much lees <kx» a tendency to grow fat bird,, __ and, course, „ of _____ e, could not make it great help to agriculture. They say “Wj or oven suggest, a tendency to •leas •* —' -than £68-1 7s. • 6d. Hta pereecutor that a year of numerous sand-ebowers ta this point, as next reminded the badgered man that always a year of large fertility. The he.had given fifty as the average num­ tcuu forms ber of crows on a farm, and desired him of food determine fat K to find the aggregate annual value to the loosen the compact alluvial matter of ; is an old farmer of hta proper quota of the useful the Chinese valleys. It is posable that and exploded notion. SoM organisms will make fat let thembJ bd on the leaM of food: white I krs will formation that the farmer must be a croHcopic insects, like simitar showers gainer of over £34,000 per annum by his which have befen noticed in the Aflantre not be “fattened’* lei them half-hundred crows. Thus was the genio which it is Ira Crrro, an oysterman of New Ha­ the food taken to 1 ven, Ct, has taken more than sixty Choked to Death by a Tree. health rather than drowned and drowning persons from the Perhaps the most extraordinary death water. He makes a careful study of ever occurring by accident on Long is­ curroota nnd eddiw for the purjx>»e of stimulonta compose ths maxis, land happemd at Half Hollows, in the seeking bodice. He haa received almost mdhaahhy Wat tifa. town of Huntington. Morri- Bartow, �IBSCtD MVKRI SATURDAY MOKMIXG. Al With an IMMENSE STOCK of New and Frt*h Abraham'* boaorn. The old aoidien of the North and the old soldiers of the South looked steeeh UUUIU, ™ . other, and tho vest throng wm still. But warn against ita fruita? He behevod, before the second bar wm struck the therefore Ac worked. — Youth's Com­ panion. lb».T to their feet, more Ihu , thousand strong, aud the old Southern A remarkable community is described the loftr ring as perched up among the Swiss Alps—a lattl, cry new Andorra in ita primitivenHw. The again. Side by ride with them stood Northern hosts' and cheered with .them. T^.i >KM . I. .ii.—t ttusa. tbou'rt name of the place is Ablamlachenen, which, being interpreted, signifies an out-of-the-way locality.' Ita people have broke forth m the gay measures woke no standing army, and, therefore, never their enihuuwa, and the strains ot the go to war. They have no fleet, being orchestra were fairly drowned by their hundreds of miles away from the sea in united voice*. A prominent gentleman of Cincin­ every direction. They have no publi­ God is kinder to 1»d men than they cans, and consequently their elections, if nati, and a famous soldier, turned to are to themselves. Often He surprises they have any, art* completely, pure. Gov. Marks of Teimessee, and said: their evil intention with tmexpected They have no doctors, aud there has not “That is the old rebel yell." “Yee,” wm the reply, “and now hear good, and shames them into rcjientance been a death -afnong them for several years. They possess no newspaper, are it raised for the star* and stripes,” for with a blereing, An Arabian vine-droMer in _a time of vexed by the postman only once a week, just then the orchestra struck up that . war was drafted into tho Turkin), army; do no trades, and occupy themselves grand old patriotic air. The acene that and forced away from his peaceful home with little industry. The place is tor­ followed is indescribable. 8ucb an one in tha motmtains to a life of hardship mented by neither the ring of tho black­ wm never witnessed before. As the full and violence. Bough experience and smith's hammer, the fumes of tho baker's orchestra poured forth tho grand old example noon made him like ull the rest dven, the* clatter of the wheelwright's strains of of the Musauhnan sokliera, ferocious, shop, nor tho importunities of shopkeep­ Tbe BUr-8pu<l«d Burner. . • .XJ lorw It wav. reckless, and insensible to any higher ers. Nor does a notary spoil parchment, duty than fighting and plundering. . ar an advocate confound justice, or a po­ While the troops with which he liceman tarry tho night in all that the great organ buisi forth in glorious served were out on one of their destroy­ mountain Arcadia. A cheep jack once a unison with all ita magnificent power, ing expeditions, they entered a district fortnight brings the good folk all they and the old Union cheer blended with inhabited byepeoplc whom the Turks want m the shape of sundries, their own considered their political enemies, and herds, flocks and poultry-yards supply­ the old, rebel yell to tho notei of the attacked a Christian village. The terri- ( ing them with the refit. The Abjond- national air for tho first fame'since the darit-aad bloody years of the great civil scheneners, having little money, ore not war. fled fauiiliefi fled, and tho invaders ran- j, Men who had faced each other * ’ with a bank, but— they have. a sacked their houses ’seizing everything. *blessed I------ ,----they could carry sway. The Arabian church, with a single -bell, which is on many a crimson battlefield—under the stars and stripes and und^r theaters sc’dier waa fond of hooka, and took care tinkled like a railway signal at the birth to secure several with his other booty, of a boy, but gore, into ecstasies at that and bare—clasped hands and waved paying no particular attention to what of a girt It was wrong to reveal the handkerchiefs until the great level of they contained. secrete of this Alpine Utopia, because the hall was like a white sea- All the It happened tliat one of the Ixxikfi was । tourists will Ixi finding it out and vul- sound of the orchestra and organ was a Bible. He found little opportunity to I rixo ' ‘it, ‘ oh •*— *1 ■ ’ Enga“ lost in the exultant shouts of reconcili­ they have vulgarized ne. But, iiH the French Hay, “ Noth­ ation and common patriotism, and the read till thu excitements of ciunn and field were over; but when he was allowed ing ia sacred to a aapper,” and ho noth­great wave of enthusiasm swept over the to go home he took the stolen Bible with ing can be kept out of the guido-booka vast, glowing concourse, and carried him, and us soon as he had examined it now. Heuce the AblandHchencnerB may everything before it. It was a scene felt interested enough in it to read it before long have to ejitabliah on hotel never to be forgotten by those who and even u policeman. * through. participated—a moment that was car- , No .doubt the rightful owners, while dinal in the history of tho great re­ The National Millda. public. I they mourned their other losses, prayed that the Good Book might reform tlie Snrelv Tlie Militia bill, as reported to the Surely the honored nroicctors projectors of the thief who took it away. Certainly such national House of Bepreaentatives, pro­ great enterprise, the snccresful completa wish could not have been more hap/ily vides that every able-bodied citizen Ih> icjj of which was celebrated that day, realized. tween 18 and 45 yean of age shall be and the patient, faithful workers upon M The num continued to read with in- enrolled. The militia is to be dividiri tho grand design budded more wisely cfvasetl attention, and as ho went on he into the active eiaas, or the National than they knew, and helped to accom­ said. * 'This book is better than tlie Koran. ” Guard, and the inactive, or reserve mi­ plish ends far beyoud and deeper than From wondering at the Iwxjk he began litia. Tlie National GiuirJ is to conaist they dreamt of.—Cincinnati Conrmerto wonder at 1 emsclf. His conscience of uniformed conqxmies organized under ciaL was awakened, for ho learned all alxiut State law, the term of enlistment to be his own heart. Tho Biblo showed him for not less than three yeara, aud in The Barking Fupple*. his guilt and led him to penitence; and case the company is in service not to Some time ago I kept in town a bitch then it taught him to pray, and to whom expire until the expiration of tlie service. nnd three of ita puppiea ; the former had to pray. Ho bowed to tho Redeemer Id time of peace the duties of tho organ­ n strong pair of lungs and a weaknesa revealed in tho New Testament, and ization are to be defined by the Legisla­ for letting the passera-by know it; when acknowledged Him as the Friend whom tures, the organization to conform ns the latter liecame of age they exhibits! he needed. . nearly as possible to that of the regu­ all the hereditary peeuliiirities of tlie His family were enraged when they lar armv. When called into tlie service mother, and when the four uniundH knew that ho had “turned Christian, of the United States the National Guard joined in chorua, which was their favorite and their reproaches anil persecutions may be organized into regiments, and amusement at night, the result was any­ made his home a house of torment His brigades, and commanders assigned by thing but agreeable. Some of my friends neighbors hated him for an “apostate,” the President. Tlie active militia is to hinted to me that if that state of things and insulted and denounced him, and be trained according to*the regular continued I should probably be indicted even mobbed him in tho street, and des­ army tactics. The present independent for causing a nuisance, and I therefore troyed his vineyard and fruit trees. The companies are to retain their privileges, determined to explain to my four animals poor man waa a social outcast; but it was subject to all otharduties required by law. that they really mustn’t tairk. One ni^ht for the sake of a religion whose blessings StaU« and Territories complying with I remained late in town, and, haring more than paid him for all earthly spod- this net are to be allowed equipments provided myself with a stick, I waited for the regularly enlisted active mem­ till I heard one of them bark, and I im­ his heroic faith. When ho was in 'his bers, provided that the number doos not mediately afterward went out and chas­ extremity the kindness of on English exceed 700 for each Representative or tised him, or rather the one I thought Protestant minister gave liim employ­ Delegate the State or Territory is en­ made tlie noise. I was, however, ment, and a refuge which no Mussulman titled to in Congress. The bill contains had mflt by adifficultv; although I could A. • » T, , , r .11 dared to violate. • several sections about the care rif of nrmn amin, recognize the bark of tile old one, I could At tho writing of tliis sketch—throe and requires that every organization in not discriminate well lictween those of years from the time when he Ixngan to the active militia shall go into camps of the puppies ; and, while the old one was r.-ad that stolen Bible—the persecuted instruction for at least five consecutive silenced after a few chastisements, the Arabian vino - dresser is a Christian days in each year, and shall assemble puppies were not; probably in mistake preacher in a Syrian village on ML for instruction not less than once a I bad inraahed tlie wrong puppy. I, Lebanon, and pastor of a church which month. There aludl also be an annual therefore, hit upon the plan of making numbers among its members many </ inspection, and the President shall de­ those who were one© his bitterest revilers. tail on officer to accompany the State the whole four responsible for each other, and as noon us I heard any one of them — The Watchman. Inspector. Each State is to equip • bark I applied my stick freely to the rifle range, and the Government is to whole four, the one after the other. offer a prize for team shooting. The When this hail been done two or three Doubtless three are skeptical days. President can order out the National The hearta of many good men fail them. Guard for not over twelve months dur­ times, I heard one of the puppies bark, Tliev fear what mav come to pass. In ing war or an invasion or insurrection, and the next moment it gave a pitiful squeal; the mother hail it by the neck. when ordered the pay shall be I went out and patted her, thus explain­ “”tena“«' I and th. om. to m th.out rvRulJ innv. 2.-------------- 1. Aa ing that she had done well She wagged against unbehef, nor tliat goodness is soon as practicable after tho passage J of her tail, as much as to say she understood working to overcome wickedness. this act, a board of seven officers, to l» me perfectly, and tlie dogs never barked There is an old Hebrew saying on appointed by the President, is to pre­ stimulating to those who take it into pare a system of rules and regulations again, except upou the most provoking tneir hearta oa mountain air to the to be submitted to the next session of occasions. —Nature. dweller in the volley. It affirms that, Congress. The bill appropriates $500,­ How Oysters Are Fattened. “ when the enemy snail come in like a 000. Very few persons wlio feast on the flood, the Spirit of ice Lord shall lift up large and toothsome oysters which ore a standard against him '* Testing Signatures In the Dark. served up in tlie city have the remotest One of three standards stood erect in The contest of the will of the late idea from what source tho luscious bi­ the city of New York for sixteen years. It was a small flag but it was bravely Cynthia A. Hesdra, a colored woman, valves are obtained, or in what manner borne aloft in the tnickret of tlie battle who died about a year, ago, leaving they are fattened. The oysters obtained property valued at about $80,000 to her from Tangier sound, Lynnhaven, and against evil. He who carried it was a police man, husoand as sole legatee, was on trial what are known m the seaside oysters, but he was of tho stuff out of which mar- again yesterday before Surrogate Cal­ are a rather umall oyster, inclosed in an tyre and heroes are made. His brother vin. The contest is made by nephews immense shell—their native element be­ These oysters, when policemen and tho roughs knew him, and nieces of the dead woman, who al­ ing salt water. and they, half in je«t and half in praise, lege that the will is a forgery, and Uie dredged and brought to tlie market, are dubbed him with a knightly title—“The day w>is occupied yesterday in taking sold to the packers and others at th<^ the testimony of Dr. Charles H. Cresson, rate of about 60 cents a buriieh Re­ of Philadelphia, on expert in handwrit­ cently a plan has been discovered by ing. The doctor produced a megascope whica these oysters can l» not only fat­ somewhere in the record-room of the court, which tened in a very short time, but their was darkened for the purpose, and by valve enhancoil at least 150 per cent the aid of electric light thrown on the Two of the largo packing firms are now engaged in this buainess, and tlie man­ ner of procedure is described m follows He was no la by one who has watched the operation : times by the lens, ahd were contrasted ' When the oysters ore unloaded from technical sense with ether admittedly-genuine signa ­ the pungies tliey are transferred to scows there were few tures al the testatrix, and the signature over which a deck is built, and on which tropoii* who pi of James W. Canfield was similarly ex­ deck tho oysters are placed. Each of amined and compared, he being a wit­ these scows will carry a deck load of three or four children, young in yearn, ness to the will. As Mr. Canfield is about 600 bushels of oysters. The scows old in wickedness, or a half-dozen reck­ dead he could not be called to prove his are then towed to a point in the Patapsignature, and this method of com pari- sco river near tho Ferry Bar bridge, less “roughs'* and more reckless women. He won the children by his kindness. where tho water is quite shallow. The vacant space in the scow between the deck and the bottom is filled with water him as a “roverend,” but many hud teamed to revere him. “Well, Hnny, how did you like the sunk. There ah*. is left during two He did good to his brother policemen. preserved chemre?” Harry (on his flood tides, when tin water is pumped When they were in distress “tho mi»- 5th birthday had preserved crystalli&*d from her by means df a small machine aionnrv” alwavs had a little money to fruita for the first time): “Oh, auntie! provided for tho purpose, and the scows lend them. Tita softened their hearta, I liked them bo much that if I could are then towed up to the city again. and hn dropped a seed-word therein. have made a hole in my throat I’d have The change from the suit to the fresh taken them <mt and eaten them over water, and the immersion of the oysters during these fiood-tidew, it is said, fatten again.” ' them until wliat was at first but a com­ paratively insignificant oyster becomes a zin for rest he will not open any letter plump and luscious' bivalve, filling ita unless it bears the vise of Vice Chancel lor Stolberg. Even the Prince Imperial had to secure that functionary’* mark when be wished to enter into correspon­ now living, and all within dence with the Chan cellar. State. S Spring Goo ORNO STRONG, AND TEEMING WITH CUSTOMERS HAPPY IN BARGAINS Our stocks for the Spring of 1880 consists, as usual, of tto best selections from the largest wholesale houses in Nev York, Detroit and Chicago, which may be enumerated under the head* of O lotting;, ■JUshvillr J ittrtuqj. Hate, Caps, Boots, Shore, * VILLAGE OFFICERS Ladies and Gent*’ Furnishing Goode. Preeldcni—Wnilem KIBeo. Recorder —E. J. FStefaner. Viilan* Attorney—W Marthal—>. C. Rol-.-. jlorirticA. THE CELEBRATED ETHODIST EPlcKXiPAL CHURCH—A. D. Naw10M. Paator. S>-r»b'e* every S.bbath at >t>t* M ashville lodoe.Ko.su f. a a. m. lujt eve. 1 7 o'clock moot Tranalent brother* are cordially invited. bobert McCarthy, w. m. JOHN L. SMITH. Secretary. on each Wednesday NIar communication sharp, on or before the full of the DAVIS AND SINGER SEWING MACHINES! They cannot fail to please the Ladies. ar OUR SYSTEM OF HANDLING ONLY Hon­ est Goods and selling on the basis of Three Feet to tlie yard, and Sixteen Ounce® M« t to the pound, enables us to hold all our old custom­ H A. BARBER, ers and gain new ones every week. A visit to the PIONEER I». Homeopathic Phyiiclan aud eurgroc M ncir rvwldrnec on corner of WMlilug M•tonOffice, and Sialo Street*, NaahvQie, Mich. STORE will convince the incredulous of this fact. We aim CHAS. 11. BRADY, to please patrons both in quality and price of goods offered TTORNEY si Law and Solicitor In Chanecrj Estate and Inaurancv Arent. ColleeUng them. Although most goods have advanced from 15 to 25 per AanilItcalt onrcyauclng aipecHIlr. Bounty and I’an■lon Claim* promptly atlenoul to, and all alhor cent we are selling many of them at the old prices. Try us bu«lnc»« enlnutot: to my earn. Ofllco onpoalta Un­ nn Hotwc, Naahrille. Mich. aud see. LEWIS DURKEE, N. B.—Will continue to pay the highest market price fa gwincsj ,3 i rectory. W. H YOUNG, T AWYER, Notary Public, Beal Ext ate and ln»ur JLj unco Agent. Collection* promptly made, and Conveyancing prop-rly executed Office In D. C Griffiln'i Store. EMOR Y PARAD Y. J exchange for all farm products. L. J. WHEELER, . USTICE OF THE PEACE. Conveyancing care­ fully and promptly attended to. Office eaat a.__ . UI.L Prop’r Pioneer Store, Nashville, Mich. WM. PARMENTER, J^ow 18 THE TIME W. H. GRISWOLD, To Take Advantage of the D. Homoeopathic Phrxlclan aad Sor<eou. | • Office over D. C. Griffith'* alora. Bcaideace ( cornvr Phillips *nd Durkee ttreeU. Prompt *tunUou given to calle day or night. M __ &REAT SPEIJ& BOOM. A. M. FLINT, It Can Be Found at coBmUotu promptly made. ( Grlffllb-* Store, Nashville, Mich. R PARADY, D. C, GRIFFITH’S ANUFACTUBEB of Boot* »nd Shot*. Making ! and rroalnog neatly done, aUo »lricl ettan- M 7. a rasry; Where he is constantly opening CHARLES SCHEIDT, ------- IN-------- line, »i hl* jai«rll»nt<ru» 6»rO. ^yOECOTT HOUSE, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, Ns-hville, Miohlaaru C. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. Boots, Shoes, TVotion», dto» lel, centrally located, wall kept, ■ I way* >ure of getting bsttar a> the amount |*ld. than al any CV It is economy to trade with me, for I will not allow any merchawt t» undersell me, who sells for CASH. P J. Pl’KCHIN, Boss Barber. 'S ASH JJERE YOU HAVE THEM. When we say this, we mean that you have JSoturyr 1‘ublic, g LIEBHAUSEB^ READY MADE CLOTHING,. We are opening the largest and most complete stock of Waalxwliic. SPRING GOODS, that we have ever had the pleasure to present before the people of Nashville and vicinity, as a call at our store will fully prove. i -_______ Mloli. 'JHAT HUSBAND OF MINI! Gel* hl* SHAVING and HAIR CUTTUTG IT 'I i n 1 !■ DRESS GOODS and PRINTS, full OF AT.T, THE LATEST FALTTEHIN8. J* A. BUSH, ’ ----------- ------------ "THE BOBS" BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, । It must al«o be remembered that MASHVILI.E, > niCH. yyiLLIAM JONES, | we also carry an immeaan Stock of BOOTS, SHOES, AND DENTISTS ' ' �1 MAIN L APRIL M.1W*. BUM niMlBK UiBgOilBllx »3TOW (Ik Washita In the south and the Red in south west, and all navigable. The , eastern part of the state is flat audiow and owing to recent rains large tracts of country on the line of the Iron <rf mmob, *n<l dark- Mountain rail road are trader water. Tho out look of that part of the country at present would indicate that by the "come, come!" I think I hear you mut­ importation of a few Pacific mail steam­ ter, •'leave theorizing to college youths er loads of coolies, a Ixxim might bo tod •literary fellers!’” sliiigleu gab! given to the culture of rice in that part of the state,that would equal that exis­ ting in thematerial<used for the manu­ facture of printing paper. ' linengr, that might by tlie aid of an ex­ This place is tlio key to th© state and expert writer and an elastic imagina- is liesutifally situated on the south . tkm, lie traced back through Vermont bank of tlio Arkansas river, with splen­ appta-wwa, Connecticut wooden nut­ did facilities for sewerage, and said to be one of the healthiest pointe in the meg”, Massachusetts witch-burning, co southern states. If that scourge of the the Mayflower, the Scotch covenanters, south, yellow fover, ever finds ita way John Knox, Oliver Cromwell, Willi­ here, ft must come from improper or am the conqueror, to the alliance iu- iax sanitary regulations, and not from Any causes indigenous to the location. »' dared by the admiration of Robert tho It# population is 23,000 and is increas­ Devil for the tight anklers of the beau­ ing rapidly. It is situated nearly in the tiful Arietta of Falaise. Tell us what center of tho state and connected with I • you are doing on teritory preempted St. Louis by tne lion Mountain road; with the Texas roads by the Southern 300 years, .since by mild-mannered to Texarkana, by the Fort Smith road •- Frenchman “aa e’ro cut throat or scut­ north-west to the Indian Territory, tled ship” in the name of God and lib­ which it is expected will be pushed to a junction with the Kansas Pacific; erty. good King Louis and die Holy with Louisville andCincinnati by a di­ S.. .. Catholic church. rect rail road line to Memphis, and an­ Well, here comes in our Ir.w of other soon to be completed to Pine Bluff, change. How often in our own state striking the Mississippi hi the south­ I east part of the state at Chicot. This have we seen men impelled by this system of rail roads, together with wa­ restless desiie for change, which comes ter navigation entirely across the state as naturally as hunger or sleep,.and is by the Arkansas, gives it a command­ ing position over the entire trade of the as ueccessary to a healthy person as state, and is probably, all things con­ , onions to the victim of scurvy, under a sidered, the most attractive point in the false idea that their condition could be south-west. Its position to the state of improved, dispose of n good home and Arkansas is fully equal, if not superior to that of St. Paul to Minnesota. An propel themselves and families over the immense business cannot be prevented R country with the speed of a balloon, from developing here.. Ita residents are energetic and enterpiuung and and at last drop with the thud of a ready to welcome emmigrants from burned-out rocket upon some inhospi­ other States even if republicans. The table forest or prairie, and after years i<Lea so prevalent at the north as to the . of hardship,broken in health and bauk- extreme southern prejudice, which rapt in pocket, creep wearily back to would repel northern immigration, is here at least purely imaginary, To old surroundings, go and begin life come here loaded with revolvers in over again. hip pocket, and bowie knives in each boot-leg, smacks of a Quixotic tilt at a Well, my traveling companion, who harmless windmill. W© have made nuI will introduce ns Jack, had it bad, merousacqtinintanccs and ’been intro­ and as the result of weeks which had duced as"inda;>endentin politics but as “ • '.grown into months and months which, thoroughly good fellows notwithstand­ grown into years tcady plodding at ing.” The state capital buildings are old and dingy, and their grimy out­ the dead level of a sober, industrious, lines are a sorry buriesqus on’a fine common place existence, bad develop- steel engraving of them found in a late » eda restless discontented state of mind cyclopedia. Tlie old wooden building used a* an arsenal by the state militia that impelled him at the whistle of at tlie time of the Brooks-Baxter im­ Ary passing locomotive to vault to its broglio, is now turned into a Ladies . jflatfoi in and like the mad steed of Benevolent Hospital for tho care of ’ • Mazeppa, ’'goon, go on forever.” Well sick, maimed, or superannoted darkies who are temporarily laid np forrvpairn. it all culminated one morning 'ITic poonwhite, is a social pheaomein our departure from the “stamp­ non, and to a full-fledged Yankee.,with ing ground” covered by tlie News, and eye-teeth uncut, is a genuine curiosity, with a homeopathic excuse in the way tu be prominently ranked in the. third HAS JUST OPENED A BRAN NEW STOCK OF grade of the poor of the ekrth,classed ns of business, and with short breathing “the Lord’s -poor, the Devil’s poor, and spells at Chicago and St. Louis, we are poor devils. . "We ain’t niggers if we Dry G ' bore, aud as might be expected. Jack are pore.” Your old townsman, R. B. Harley, finds his feeling of restle&neiM and has located as I understand at Judso­ IlatH. Capw, discontent quite worked out of him, nia. about 30 miles north of here, and with nine-hundred miles of steady is said to be ns enthusiastic over bis . travel, a vigorous dose of sick head­ new deal, as an old time Pikes Peaker; and Gentu’ ache, and au amazed awakening to the claims to be able tu get as much and as Ffumiciliing' Goods good work out of a twelve by twenty fact of the rapidly diminishing size of engine as any man in Arkansas, to reg­ oar pile of the “dollars of the daddies” ularly cut one hundred and five feet constantly lessened in exchange for of merchantable lumber from every hundred feet of “scale measure” in the rail road passage, tickets, Pullman log; swears as the chivalry down here Direct from the factory and at prices that will astonish yon. k stoep'M* berths, baggage cliargcs, rides take urinks at random, and regularly in street cars, restaurant bills of fare, “goes back” on all systems of theolo­ lodging rooms nnd the numerous other gy that include in their'tencta any the­ ory of future punishment. Oh well, accessories of life at good hotels, which success to him. It would be a grand as regards expense are as compared event for this state if it could include Dorn Pedro and walking shoes, with the minimun of cost of an econ­ among its residents many more citi­ omics’ living when at home, where you zens of equal business push and vigor. Well, au revoir, if you know what go afoot and do your own cooking, that ineaus for I am sure that I don’t, Ranging from $5 upwards, . fairly repreeuted by substituting units though twenty-five years since when for the last words in John Chinaman’s this old man was young in the vernac­ ular of Castleton school ma ’ am ’ s with schedule of prices “washee shirtee <lol In every style beaux from Vermontville, its under lar hop dozen.” All these soon dispose stood significance was "good-bye, till I of any feeling of unrest and rather tend come again,”or words to that effect. to Che opposite extreme of homesick- For tlie present we are looking, look­ ing, three times a day, at tlie door of 1,000 of them from lOcta up. new. "Home, home,sweet s-eet home, onr hotel dining-room, and incidently - be it ever so humble” there is no place from one bank to the other of tho Ar­ .A. Big- Stock kansas river. H.J. M. Including the Boss 50 ct Tea and Regular Clewing Tobacco at 40 eta per pound. As to the state, ita geography, vegitable and animal products, its parthisAU kinds of Produce taken in exchange for Goods. ASHVILLE LIVERY. ~ tory, present state of development, W. «.AYLSWORTH. with speculations as to it* future, they J. OSMAN, Prop. are items which I Would prefer that I a:n prepared to furnish you 1mv4 to the pen of sonic pedantic follow with a taste for statistics, a tal­ ent fordrawiug conclusions and will­ ing to play the instructor. J will pass them in the fewest possible words as to each. In shapetlie state is an incom­ LOW RATES plete square, sometliinglike the 13, 15, 14 ptwscb, aaifyou could’nt tind that out by simply looking at a map, withan COMMERCIAL TRAVELOR8 area of about 40,000 square miles, but MATE A SPECIALTY IYLOJ Rgnrr» are dry reading and don’t signi. fy much, though to use a comparison it 15 about the mzc of England, with the J. OBHAJV. tail piece formed by Wales left off". As E to population it ranks with that coun­ Probate Order. . try az one to forty, which at once suggerte the reply of mail agetit Jake ffttamberlin to the Pikes, Lanap and Kurkent, when proposing to camp Kipw-'W GRAND BARDS DIVISION. KAHTWAJtl STATIONS. There is but a few days left in which to Ch»r!otle ........ SECURE BARGAINS Which we shall offer at Goods at CLEMENT SMITH, Assignee 75 PAIR MENS’ BUCKLE ALEXIS, 35 SUITS OF FANCY OHEVITE SUITS, LADIES AND MISSES WALKING SHOES HATS THAT ARE HATS, of Groceries. SINGLE Off DOUBLE TURN-OUTS fjO$!WEir$ ' rpHE OLD ESTABLISHED nary yet open to settlement only waiting for the advent of a tatter-itay race of Israelites to coae in aud take tl.t« e-.y fib-4: prsviiac that —... ic. KmM.UI.____ Hastings-------M'ddlsriBc...... Hammond___ Grand Rapids, Trunk and Canada Southern Hail Taya. ’ K. C. BROWN, H. B.DXDYARD. Aw’t Gcn'JBupl Jackson. ths'l 8np‘t D«t HmrC- Wnmrwni. Pronounced by all to be the niibst pleaeant and cfficacioiu remedy now in use for the cure of coughs, colds, hoarse­ ness, croup, tickling sensation in the throat, whooping cough, etc. Over a million bottles told within the last few yean. It gives relief where ever used, and the power to impart benefit that cannot be had from the cough mixtures now in use. Sold by all druggii|taat25 cents per bottle. Sellers'’ Liver Pills are also high­ ly recommended for curing liver com­ plaint, constipation, nick headache, fe­ ver anti ague, and all disease# of the stomach and liver. Sold by all drag gist at 25 cents per box. JQOW IS THE TIME. J. LENTZ & SONS FURNITURE GOOD HEARSE J. LENTZ A SONS. NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! GO TO THE NEW STORE OF WILSON & HOWE (Opposite the Wolcott House.) - /-FOR------ GROCERIES BOOTS AND SHOES, hta Account —a -»■-—■ ):10 FOR GOOD TEAS, {AND RELIABLE FURNITURE FIRM OF Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR SIRLOIN STEAKS. Go to C. W. Smith’a FOR BARGAINS IN SUGARS, Arc on Hand with a Go to C. W. Smith's. FOR HAM STEAK, A NEW LINE OF • Go to C. W. Smith’s, FOR NICE, JUICY ROASTS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Of Every Description. . Go to C. W. Smith's. ' Which will Defy Competition in every FOR THE BEST PORK 8AUSAGE. Go to C. W. Smith’s. Respect. Remember that all our FOR HANGING LAMPS, Goods, which we Manufacture, Go to C. W. Smith’s. are Warranted in Every FOR FRESH COVE OYSTERS, Respect. Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR LAMPS OF ALL KINDS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. We are qjso prepared to furnish any­ FOR BOLOGNAS THAT ARE BOSS, thing in the Go to C. W. Smith's. UNDERTAKING LINE, FOR BARGAINSGoINtoCROCKERY, C. W. Smith’s. FOR OHIO HICKORY NUTS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR FRESH AND SALT FISH, COFFI.NN, CASRETM. Go to C. W. Smith’s. ROBES, MIIROUDS Ar. FOR YOUR CHOICE FOR 5c, Go to C. W”Smith's. Of any one in the country. FOR PRESENTS WITH TEA, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR thk WORTH of YOUR MONEY, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR WHITE CIbOVER HONEY, ■ Go to C. W. Smith’s. for funeral occasions furnished free of FOR EVERYTHING CHEAP, . charge. Go to C. W. Smith s. For lie will be glad to ace you. Oodtery, ttlaasvvarr, roomy round here, camp . where you pfoase off or ou.’fpjcnty of ter­ TM a 50 V ears before the Public. MUST BE CLOSED OUT 1000 YARDS OF FANCY PRINTS, Pacino SELLERS’ COUGH SYRUP! On a Dollar. The stock dotliing-. 112? WK8TWARD. Rltss Junction,— DRESS GOODS, . \ FLANIELS, z—1 WHITE GOODS, FANCY GOODS ’ oods Groceries, 3.17 2.40 3.10 STATIONS. We shall make a SPECALTY of This Month. ILAO a tn Itll £5SR-jK Vsrmcctville .... Notions, Etc. F T. BOISE, druggist, (Successor to Boise Bros.) YOU CAN FIND AT MY STORE Medicines, Chemicals, Paints. Oils, Varnishes. Surgical Instruments And all tlie leading Remedies in Patent & Propriatory Medicines, School Books, Blank Books, Mlscellan's Books. A LARGE LINK Of Bibles, Autograph au<l Photograph Albums a com cum: mm or . Wall Paper and Bordering, [TRIMMED FREE] AS FINE A LINE OF IF YOU WANT gnm, black jack and kinikipete. frnk. t» profuakm. lu ul- Mlrf;U*n ifeulnd Fresh Goods and Low An there is in town, and all war­ ranted to be as represented or money refunded. Prices. ■ WIlwA, li&tT-.e rtnlurvi}, WILSON A HOWE F. T. BOISK. �SATURDAY. - - - APRIL 1?, 1BW. VICIBITY LOCALS did not go off but there will be-one next week Friday evening to McPhails. Mrs. Sncatheq, of Kent county, sues for divorce from Mr. Sneathen, averr- WOODLAJ'D ITEMS. CARLTOM ITEMS. The man that is getting up the history of Barry and Allegan counties wm in ■ Tbe Greenbackere run the town thin Ira haa bought a Durban bull that ia twenty montlm old and weigh* 11C73 lb*. He h a noble fallow. get to th© lodge in time, stepped ofl’ in to tho cheese vat filled with water. Mr. Davenport shipped a nice Berk­ shire pig east last Monday. George is one of our first class farmers and he delight* in raising good stock. There are a couple of Nashville bells visiting friends in this place the pre­ sent week and Watch says they are making the wedding garments. Tbe 1.0. of 0. F. are going to finish off the upper story of L. Faul’a hard­ ware building. The job is let to S. A. & H. J. Stowell. It is 90x50 feet and will be the best hall in town. Our new post-office received her first mail last Tuesday, and we think we can compete with our oister burgs on post-office it has forty-two lock-boxes and 186 visible boxes. Our business men now can hare a lock box. Xy maffb a poor comparison about the canary- birds in the chv.rch last week there are some persons who spend their lives in this world as they would shut np in a dungeon, everything is ^ade gloomy and forbidding, they go mottrning and complaining from day to da$r that they have so little enjoy­ ment, they l<fck always upon the dark side and can never enjoy the good that is preaent, for the evil that is to come. There is enough in this world to complain about and find fault with if men have tlie disposition, and 1 would like to know what music is bet­ ter than the singing of n canary bird. . Sam. The oar factory will soon be ready to run. N. Brown has his new shop all com­ pleted. E. Pierce has moved his family to Millbrook. H. C. Carpenter has his barbed wire fentc finished. The red hot prohibitionists arfc not so warm ns they were. Mra. A. P. Holly, has gone to Bay City to wait upon her son’s sick fami- Nelaon Tupenny, of Pitaford, is char­ ged with having rniued Elisa Topps a 15-vear-old girl. The pair was found at a hotel in Addison, Lenawee county, and the man arrested on a charge of seduction. He wav held in $1,000 bond*. John Dickoou. of Manistee county, is 01 years old, and is now living with his fourth wife, who has presented him a daughter, which makes the tallv of his children just 36’ He is also grand-dad to 88 others. Wonderful climate up hi Manistee I An old wood sawyer of Utica, was cast into jail on Monday, He whs ar­ rested for committing rape on young girts under nine years old. Public feeling was so enraged that he dare not have his examination at Utica and was taken to Mt. Clemens. High water in Plaster Creek having carried away the bridge .on the Grand­ ville Road near Grand Rapids L. Baylaudfrom that village attempted to ford the stream with hi*- horse Monday night, but the w«igon upset and he was drowned. s Q On Wednesday'last Alvin J. Shearer Postmaster and merchant of Alpine, near Grand Rapid*1 mysteriously disap­ peared. HjsboiTy was found in the river at White Pigeon, where he com­ mitted suicide by drowning. It is said he had drank to excess during the past few months, and it is believed suffered from mania a potu when he took his own life. The young folks are invited to> ,,shake their feet” at Blinston’s hall on May 7th. . To say it has rained, won’t suit tho' people at all, bat to say we have had a‘ regular pour-down, the last two days, will just hit it. Thomas Bhoaton has commencedI patting new goods into his store and ifi . you want a good square fellow to deal* with, give him a call. If a little less card-playing and hlackgcarding'wcre carried on in our black­ smith shop, we think the smith would prosper full as well. We learn that Mathews deSmith have, purchased a new steam thresher. Rath­ er early isn’t it, boy"! but hope you will get lots of threshingjust tho same. Wo learn that Mrt. AUercting, an old lady about eighty years of age, fell down stairs some time last week, ard waa so seriously injured, that her life is despaired of. Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Edwards were the recipients of a surprise party on the occasion of the 53 anniversary of their wedded life, a short time since.- A fine sofa and several other articles were pre­ sented them by their friends. Skelp’s hotel and burns in the vil­ lage of Allen,near Coldwater were burn ed on Friday, with five horses, 1om$6,000, insurance $3,000, Also at Roches­ ter, on April 15, the Pavilion hotel and Universalist church, loss not stated. There was an insurance of between $3,000 and $4,000 on the hotel. Nearly nil the contents were destroyed. At Ionia April 17. six stores loss $12,800, insurance $0,100 and at Dearfield last week three of the best buildings in the village, Iohs $7,000. • Uncle Mason. EATOM COUNTY ITEMS. The Grand Rivers at Eaton Rapids is to be spanned by a now bridge to cost $9,447. The bouse of P. G. Hemenway, at Bellevue, was broken into by trumps a few nights ago, and $850 in notes stoleu. Potter Bros, of Potterville, have re­ ceived > an order for 106 car loads of bedsteads from a man at Kansas (?ity, Mo. t Richard Hnrnlyti, of Bellevue is ser­ iously sick from blood poisoning, oc­ casioned by thrusting a thistle into his finger. Thomas Anil’s residence in Eaton burned to tbe ground lastweek.The con­ tents all saved. The origin of the fire is unknown. The M. E. Church of Eaton Rapids will build a chiirch, costing $8,000 this summer. Aliont $6,000 has already been subscribed. The Charlotte jail is receiving a line ing of iron, mid bad citizens are going to have more business to digout than they "use to did.” Deacon Cohun of Bellevue, paid $6.10 express for the privilege of send­ ing u pair of peacocks to some poor relatives in Nebraska. Rev. Joseph Cook will lecture in Olivet. Satunlay evening, May rat. He will give his popular lecture entitled, "Does death end all!" Admission 85c. Reserved scats 50c. , Dr. Campbell of Charlotte has in­ vented a railroad velocipede, upon which he recently rode from that city to Bellevue, a distance of twelve miles in thirty-seven minutes. Geo. Watson, of Della, who lias the unsavory record of brutally missusiug his wife and child, was last week con­ victed of assaulting and battering his cousin, John Wation, and whs chalk­ ed down for fifteen days nt the Smoke house. . In tlie Eatou county circuit court, after three days of trial nnd one night of jury deliberation, Roliert Disbrow lias been awarded a verdict of $50 ngainst Dr, J. E. Johnson, who was accnsed of taking undue liberties with Mrs. Disbrow while attending ber profrssionally. The woman will also bring suit, it is said. L. Hilbert Sc J. W. Holmes have re­ turned from Detroit with a fine lot of goods. . Miss Hattie Carpenter, leaves in a few days for Bay City to spend the summer. Mrs. J. F. Holbrook lias been1 quite sick with gasti ic fever but at last ac­ count was improving. E. S. Stinchcomb, a young deik in Naahville, made his people of Wood­ land a call on Sunday, and swung a little of Nashville’s slippery style. Tbe mill frame over D. Meyer’s saw mill on Deacon Holmes farm, was blown down on Sunday evening. We had a very heavy wind on that night. We to, as well as some other towns in Ulis county, have elected a lady to the office of Town Superintendent.Mi88 Emma E. Holmes waa tlie chosen one. Tbe mush and mil^ social at J. Haight's on Wednesday eveniug,(igiven by the youg ladies literary society) pas­ Tlie Eaton county legislature for’80 sed off very smoothly but oar advice stands os follows: to some of tlie "mace” actors would be to return that most desired thing a BrooktteM. O. A . Perry, BrpCharlotle, R. D Wheatou; m« gate, when they borrrow one. । Ou Friday night last a party of young m >n a^wmbled at the house of Tunirt Miller, of iiearChrnnn, and pro­ nosed to tender ncearivari Aalute to Milk-p> daughter and her uewly-wedded husband. Thenartv was as hideo­ usly and outrageously indecent im such parties usually are. until nt last Isaac Miller, a brother of the bride, decided that he would stand it no longer, nud for urging tbe crowd to leave was as­ sailed by one of the rowdy gnug. Mil­ ler got away from hiin and begau to thin out the crowd, but cejised opera tions after having shot his assailant dead in his track.*. Miller has been ar­ rested. The victim's mune waa John Wellman, A strangely deliberate suicide took Klace at Allegan on Saturday. At aout 0 o’clock in the morning Miss Em­ ma Ort, aged IB, delilierately drowned herself in the river having first partly undressed nnd then walked into the water. She was a youngwnraau of for­ mer good reputation, but she pass­ ed the night in a Imrber shop with one Charles E. Smith. Her body has not yet been recovered, nnd the county au­ thorities offer a reward ot $50. for ita recovery. The next night a mob took Chas. CoUyer, a colored man who slept in a room next to the barber shop out into the woods and tried to extort from him a confession that he was guilty of complicity with Smith, but all their threats of hanging, etc., were of no avail. Smith tbesnnpoaed seducer, has l>een arrested and is in jail. A crowd also gathered around the build­ ing where he is kept and shouted “Hung him,” etc.,but used no violence, though Smith was badly scared by the excited demonstrations made. Nashville Markets. J?A. BAUGHMAN^ John PuraiM ha* Hold his farm to I) HYSICIAN AND HUBGEON. Woodland Cen­ tro, Mirh. Speela) attention given to diaeoaea of vonon aud children. P IO Daya Wore. Rcmemlier there is ten days more to buy goods at fifty cents on a dollar. Don’ let the opportunity pass, without taking advantage of the bargains. Boston Store, Clement Smith. _ Assignee. Prices the lowest G. A. TRUMAN GT Of all the sewing machines that! T7JVTERPRISE have stood the test and come out Con- I A2j «ueror, the Wilson stnuds ahead. It eing adapted to all kinds of family | Hewing, both heaviest and lightest, it becomes at once a general favorite with the ladies. All who have tried tins machine speak warmly in its favor and none have ever been returned for not being what represented. G. A. Tru­ man has a numlier of these machines which he will sell very cheap to close New Fresh Coeds them out. [T IS A FACT GROCERY Largest and Best Selected Stock and Low FURNITURE IX HA KEY COUXTY Prices. fluUh. ____ Parlor Suite, — , . • Chambersuite, Boise Ac Francis Easy Chairs, Tlie Chemical Works Will pay tbe followingjprices for wood delivered at the works: 4 ft. body beach and maple wood, $1.75. 4 ft. body beach and maple, dry, $3.00 Short wood will be taken at proportion­ Having bought for CASH a largo, neat ate prices. W. G. Sears. - stock of Manager. •— For Kale. 80 acre farm; 30 improved; good fences with 15 acres of wheat; new house, 3 miles from good market. Onethird down and liberal time at 7 per cent, at reasonable figures. For par­ ticulars write Geo.W. Johnson. IGtf Middleville Mich. Patent Rockers, Bureaus, Extension Tables, Camp Chairs, Ac. Teas, Coffees. Sugars, -ALSO- • Common Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, Cheese Everything , Our Undertaking Departmn’t EF Wilson Sc Howe sell more Flout and better Flour than any house in Nitsh- KttW b (Woci a First Class Grocery Store!' ' ville. _ _____________________ rVBtiy your Dry Goods,Boots Shoes, Wi.h u. inform.»<b»t by prompt Hats. Caps, Croccries, Provisions, tention, accommodating ways, good i Crockery, Notions, etc,, of E. Reese. goods and low prices, hope to receive who always sells at the lowest prices. a fair share of your patronage. Farm For Sole. Highest Price paid for Produce The subscrilier offers for salehu Farm , of 190 acres, situated* on section 17, in ! Castleton, said farm is in a good state j COME AND SEE. of cultivation with go6<l buildings, I Vo™ Tn,l, good orchard, good well of water at the j door. About 05 acres cleared and the BOISE a FRANCIS. balance well timbered. The farm is on the state road, 0 miles from Hastings and 0 from Nashville, it also has a new JHE NLSHIILL1 LEVATOR, school house ou one corner of the farm. For partculara enquire nt premises. Castleton, Mich., Feb. 4th 1880. 90-tf Joshua Martin. Johnrton’. SanaporUU, cures Liver Complaint Johtrtion't 8anaparilla, eurea Indlcertion. Sobnrton'a Sarsaparilla h u«vd by everybody. Johnrton’r Sarsaparilla cures Sick Headache. Johnston’s Sarsaparilla cures Dyapqwla. — r*lunl><- Any number of fanner, to Complete In every particular. " We guanstee Can’t i Undersold, Frice8 king our numerous patron* of the part ■hall rndmvor by fair doling uxl nu C7A.TL.L A>*r> GET mxCQBS. ' Kellosw, Demaray A Co. *TTKSiT,«' —'f'H H— SQJPJQ ]\f I I LS Remodeled, Enlarged j Improved ' So aw to F’umitiwe Of every description der, with a thoroughly* K°1'' coipmm miiur in attendance, we guarantee satiitfaction to all tbdse who may favor us mith their patronage. Thoae who prefer can have their Unload Wheat and Grain Ex- WHEAT EXCHANGED FOR FLOUR peditioualy»4Accuratly. ■ BraJ“hSLdpfceed ------ AINSWORTH & BROOKS FOR SALE a‘,l,e vs”in. sb. a OiPron. desire to announce that having erected JJOOT AMD SHOE SH0Pr one of tho largest and most convenient They all do It. elevator buildings in central Michigan, Go to the Old Reliable Market for they are prepared to receivq and Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats of all kinds. Henry Roe, Proprietor. PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICf a. manoF aYiioukanw. A Co«»v«mr» When death w«». hourly FINEST SEWED BOOT For any quantity of COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. hiaoaiy child of Consumption. Uta child EFWill pay the highest market price in cash forunsalted butter Farm­ ers bring iuyour butter and save the KUinptlon can be podtlnly salt. ” -E. Reese. and permanently That may be brought them. They alsc keep for sale at tbe lowest prices' Id twenty-four boora. addraaa CHA DDOCK * CO Seeds, Flour, Feed. Lime, Salt, Plaster, Stucco, Hair and SMncie.. Probate Order. loiey Sarei ij Dealiu will ttei. House Moving. Stephen Sprinket desires to anon nee to the public, that hr has a complete outfit of tools and rollers for moving buildings, and all business intrusted io ■ICHIUAN NEWS. 1-■ / his care, will lie attended to with safeBessie Pulver, aged two years, wo* Snnd dispatch, and at prices to suit e times. Residence, one door north drowned in a cistern nt Greenville on of the Christian church,Nashville,Mich. Saturday. Charles Hugge and wife of Grand' Rapid*, have been arrested on a charge of murdering their own infant. Peter Urnior, of near Traverse citv, waa killed by lightning ol the 17th while plowing in the field. His horae* were also killed. when my leg gets well I will kick Monday as John L. White was rid­ thing* all to pieces.” --------- . ing in the woods near Manistee, a tree fell upon him, and killing tlie home up­ Y. Ashley has returned from on which he was seated. uortli. A two-year-old daughter of George T. Dingman haa got the wall up for Seymour of East Saginaw was found hia tent. ■mothered to death, April lOtb in the Fanny Clark, of CastieUm, is visiting &tock the largest, EF The "boss” stock of Gloyes and Mittens just received at Wilson Sc Howe’s. LOCAL MATTERS A heavy rain and destructive _gale prevailed Sunday night, doing a great amount; of damage in all parts of the county. In Chester Township tbe stonn passing over the farm of John Ottancy destroyed a new barn aud sev­ eral small out-buildings, nearly dex troying a fine peach and apple orchard. The farm of John Shaw, adjoining,was cleared of two barns and nearly all his fruit trees, involving a heavy loss. It then entered the large forest, tearing up trees, so that the track is plainly marked for miles. The damage to standing timber is considerable. In Walton the storm was severe and con siderable damage was done. One ban: was struck by lightning aud destroyed, killing two cows and several sheep. Styles tbe latest. ty If you want Organs at prices that will astonish you, call ou, or ad­ dress J. J. Potter, Nashville Mich. ASSYRIA ITEMS. Sunfield. John Dow, Rep. VerTPOntvIlle. Charlea Hui Walton, A- K. Warren, JU,. Wlndaor, A. D. Carlton, Bep. New Spring* Goods, QTWilson & Howe have just receiv­ ed a new stock of Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, to be sold very low. Xr.ll An immense amount of rain fell OU Sunday night. Quito a good many were plowing for oats till the heavy rain stopped them. B. R. Purdy'.commences the carpen­ ter work ou B. T. Kent’s store next Monday. A counsel of doctors was held over Mrs. From on Monday. She isjvery low and not expected to live. T. H. Bartram haa resigned tho office of Supervisor, anti the township board have appointed Q. M. Cleveland to fill the vacancy. There was a sugar party at H. Vreelenburgs last Thursday evening. Geo. Kent Sc Will Fe nn furnished the mu*ic There was a large attendance. B. T. Kent, Alonzo Park and Mina Cleveland went fishing on Bristol lake on Saturday night. They were unable to bring home all the fish they caught in a two horse buggy. Charley Bartram, a 4 year old son of T. P. Bartram, while playing around barn on Taeaday, had n leg broken by the barn door falling upon him. Dr. Berry of Bellevue set the limb arid he is getting along finally. Charley says G. A. TRUMAN l»ok! Look!! &TATB or Miobioam, > County of Bai ry.J“ At a eeMionm Ibo Probate Court for tb« eoftti ot Barry. boMcu at tb« Probata Oltce is Um city Harting* on TdcnUv, thoah day of April in I I^angncdoc I-aces, Bead Ornaments, Cashmere and Assorted Tips, Silks, Ribbons, Fisliner, Corsets, and in fact Ou reading every thing to lie found in a first class Willis M. n millinery establishmen t, just received by Mrs. O. M. Yates. Having complete^ every particular our Undertaking Department, we are now prepared to furnish at all times a first class modern Hearae, cooling iHMirux, door, boards, door. crape, ‘bearers, .»earvrs, M_ paringfoi Imrud; ure-crvintc bodies in of Spring Ar- any kind of wea&er barons ium> of ice, etc. AIXSWSWORTH A BROOKS. Repairing Done In the Beat Manner Possible I Give Vie a. Call! Sign, the Big Boot. FRANK BAKSR. -pHE IlAKRn ILLE BILLS. NO PATENT NO PAY WALKER &NORTON pnun FLOUR, MEAL j FEED, dr»«KM. iininoirs?^ MORGAN. BARRY CO.. MICH. ATTENTION u wh_ u *?*/*” GOODWORK WALKER A Kellogg, Df.makay & Co. FARMERS I �—= TKZ SOMBOE DOCnUSE. TfreUrwg MAlSIXVIXsZjK. SATURDAY, APRIL 34, 188 0 WEEKLY IEWS REVIEW Two Enoldih merchants arrived in i 1‘arvt conventions have liotm called follows: Vermont Greenback, May 8; Ste^bia to the National Greenback - Convec­ tion.... A Vfaehington dispatch "Tbe result of tha Ma-tachuartta Joint taniattoE for the V,. indemnity fond. Wn Geo. Grant. This!*' tor the night, blew out toe gaa. They tonnd tnseiuuble next raorfling, and one of I Mjxuoxb of dollars' worth of property A hon of Stephen M. Pillnbury, of Chelsea, Mam., has guillotined himself. Ho eonstroctod the machine, a very ingenious affair, without assintanoc, and it slid ita work well... ..The Western fileJworks, at Beaver While a fair in aid of a hospital fund was io progress in tho Madison Avenue Garden, New York, toe entire Madison avenue front of the structure fell outward, burying several per­ sons who wore standing or poraing on the sidv. walk. A moment later a portion o', the roof collapsed, tho ruins covering a gay throng of dancers and spectators. Hoven or eight persona were killed, and many others received injuries more or leas serious. Aside from the loss of Hfe the destruction of property was very great. Tbe building was filled with rare paintings and The paiwiongor agenta of Weeteni and Eastern railroad* have ewtablisbid a schedule •f cheap rates from all points to Chicago and Cftncinnati during the National Conventions and toe reunion of too Knights Templar. A gang of five highwaymen, coni- timatod at about 1,000. B was a thriving littte electoral vote held a long private meeting al Washington, last Saturday, with a view ot agreeing to some recommendation for action in regard to the electoral count Una sesaiox It was substantially decided to recommend tiist the two houses of Congress! shall adopt a new joint rule providing that in case onlv one certificate of the doctoral vote of s State be presented to Congress, it shall not be rejected except by affirmative vote of tho two bousM, and that in the case of dual p-tunu> and Wyoming. neither shall be counted unless the' two bouses agree that one of them is tlie true and valid ro- Tim New-York Democratic State Con­ vention aaocmblcd at Syracuse on the 'JOth of Indian Appropriation Mr. Manning offered, day. It waa organized in tho interest of Til­ den, the dblegate* being favorable to his claims by a largo majority. Resolutions indorsing him were adopted without much onpo■itiou. and the delegates to the National Convontibn, although not instruct'd, are known to balance->f Um day wie apant whole on tha Bpadal Dofideocy .... tm— thM .b®eT„ circail and Dirtrtrt Courta A reoolutlou iu favor of the retention of the two-thirds rule in tlw national body was adopted. Heymour’s name waa mentioned during a diaevseion, and was received with mingled cheers and hiascs. A proposition from tlw Tammanyites for a reconahaUon waa returned with a chillingly court.uus but rvAAive suawer. indicating no di.p«.i■j . ... ..... ' .. "T*. - ' | , • ... “““ w W1UI toe Wyoming Territorial prison, are now en- Tammany anti-Tilden John .Kelly Dercoerata - SNtod m stopping stage coaches and robbing ■ oU, held a State Convention at Kyracnse at 1 p-SBtngcrs in that region.. ..While the jailer of tRu aan-.s time. Liqut. Gov. Donheimcr, the Frankfort, (Ind.,) jail waa opening a cell door EraatiM Corning, John Kelly and .Amasa J. be was knocked down by one of the prixoww, | I*arker were the shining lights of thia convocapusbed into the cell and locked up. Hix prison- ( ti<)n. The latter prcrddcd. llivy adopted reooen then made their escape. lutiona protesting against tho ouo-man [>ow<t The Riant powder-works situstaxi at I “ undemocratic, and -tligmauzing TUden’s ca«u_ ... rt'CT aa selfish, treacherous and dishonorable. Berkley, on the Uy of Ban Francwco, exploded I)elrKBUw lo Ule WQciimaU Convention wore . with frightful effect, a few day* ago. Th<> ' cboaon. packing-nK.rn, magazine, and everything non- , The Louisiana, Texas and Vermont j nacted with the works wire blown into tho Uy. । Twelve white men and an equal number of ^kvaUons to the National Democratic ( onren- all that could bo found of them was disjointed 1‘rohibitiomst* have notninat'Ml State and elect- | fragmenta which were gathered upand piled into ) orij tickets and aptxiintel delegate* to the ! ± "dd “ i Tnn Illinois Greenbacken, held their ing-botum of tho’ Empire mine in California, was crushed l>v a land-slide aud several inmltcs State Convention at Springfield April 21. Del­ are reported killed and missing. . . At Delphos. egates were apjsiinted to tlie National ConvcnOhio, a victim of tnonia a patu bit off his lingers sr.id tongue before death came to his relief and the following ticket for State of- ' Tbe recent gales on the lakes were un­ chuoen, usually severe, and resulted disas­ fleers placed in nomination : Governor, A. J. ) trously to shipping interests. On Dike Michi­ Stns'ter, of Mercer : Lieutenant Governor, An ■ gan a small lumber schooner was struck bv the M. Thomson, of Will ; Auditor, W*. T. Ingram, | Jacksonville. forty-eight hours waa lashed to the maat. Fi­ nally, exhausted nature yielded, and he slept in that jxoilou* position for twelve hours, when lie Speaker Randall thinks Congrcns will certainly adjourn before too 15th of JuneWashington telegram. •' ITnodcut Hayes is given to taking long walks before bn-akfasL Thia morning be apjx.ared at tho Patent Office alsrat 7 --i<i o'clock and asked to be shown through tho building. There was a stampede among the waUhmcn. tint a m*.vuw*uger apts-ared with presence of mina etimigh to snow the du t:nguuh<xl visitor around, even at that unusual hour." a The Treasury Deportment him Immui x nl,ed HUk“ bold a» u>« »«m. um. sad pto=e, Uwo shall be bat ooo grand sod petit Jury «unimiBi*d to attend sold oourta at one and the aome tlmo WM, a MU wsa introduced by Mr Uv^.a BeUlarlllnt, u,e President to mike the n««J"' 'T, “ 1 , , ^TWWvnenta to carry tau> eff <t any eenvwvAtv, lw,tw —* n tl.m T T—11*^ *■ —s wt———e—— . POLITICAL. A Massachusetts Republican Con- property. graphed to the daily press wa glean the follow­ ing particulars i " the gathered in the southwest, arid, as they con­ centrated, it was evident a storm was immment But none supposed that results so horrible were to follow, within a few minifies of 4 p. tu. provtaians wero violated by Great Britain by Us coat with nriag revolvln upon the American. steamer Pramotoeu, rteriy all tho way I terrible---- -----------y. The -- -------- —-------------- *!.■» Ol .Ml.il* .V.. .... ■ hJ.. I nf bfbud WM • . . .. . _ _ by eteetnmty, causing many at first Right to 1 think it a burning building. Thia awful besom | of destruction came on with great rapidity, struck the town at tho southwest cor­ distreaa. i Der. widening and branching in ita course, and, ’ mils* south ’ of wi«lln thirty seconds, where stood our rmgumu, tu wo uoacouadc. Marshfield bcantifnl little city th«ya *** , nothing in tbe path ot toe tembls whirlwind, and a ‘ fllUd u_ ___________ _ _________ .-j i___ —.it _ and resctinditur with the mas nt the wonndad. lo thoOMeomd, ihw. .dMua a 110 ml*. I U^* oo a<H.tho motor terns Ast Englishman by the name of Day has lieen writing ns np. He nays par­ ticular attention fo our young ladies, of whom he draws no flattering picture: our Old World demuranew. If they did, they would hate it from their hearts. They will drink champagne with you, crack jokeai with you—nay, even flirt with you; but they will not marry you save upon the cold, careful consideration of how you stand with yoar banker.” In the Senate in January. 1853, declared the treaty to hare been virtually nnlhflad by Great Britain. AU ia conf union yet, and th.' people are in i_suoli I birro mild shocks rreembling an earthquake, aihla ta au excited state that it ia almost imitossible to ’bich was quite apparent to those who ohaervna dies are I li>0 phenaminon doaely. Tbe few minute* that I preceded tlie coming of the storm after ita char­ atanding at the station. Thu front room* of I acter was apparent gave an opportunity to many । to seek placre of as great safety as possible, but Up I '•“f™"■“> “»l”'> th™.■»■■■»-*> 1 aooiit ten seconcbi in pesomost terrible havoc being Many are yet missing, and a number of pcopSe I , covering a surface from have been hurriedly buried and no recoru kept. .Jj. But fourteen buddings are left standing, and not a Uouro in townUt ta more or ire. daL^d. ‘ “ One case of a house being visited in search of f!**l tJ J.™ f .T. victims resulted in the finding of two children f ,4 i, killed outright, and one other------ >“• **nae ot the woun<iod *nd 1 the dead, and the horror* attending this search under the fallen timber* and i wards are inadequate to express. Whole family were nowhere to bo found. In another families were buried under the ruins of their case a woman was lest, and no trace could l>c late happy homes, crwihcxl and mangled berond Um third-term question, which elicited a general semblance of human beuigs; others, found of her at all. These are only two of a the laugh. Mr. 'Wallaoe submitted a majority report o.' maimed and wounded, shrieking or moaning great many instances similar in character, and । over tho dead bodies of their kin, or in speechto write a description of the horrible i Island ...la the Housa, Mils were Introduced m , suffering of all would bo aa utter tm- ires agony camming tho mangled form* of follows: Ry Mr. Herlsirt, providing that lha I'rrel- j they loved. To odd to the horrors of the possibility. The violence of the storm I those scene, a few momenta after the storm passed wnrf unel, Hiat tmw tlmw. w*** r—— fire broke out in a portion of tlie ruins, buL fortunately, it was confined to building* from tardy out of tlie ground, limbs twisted off and I which the muiatre had flod, so hr a» known. split into kindbhg-wood, and the bark of trees money* from tho treasury belongs to Um Gcwern- peek'd off as if struck by lightning. Telegraph A cold rain set in a few minutes after tho meutskme; by Mr. Weaver, asking whether or not poles were twisted off at the ground as if they had ; cyclone passed, and added much to the labor of March for tho victims of tho calamity, the beenjnothing. Wires were carried hundreds of I being intense except as the weird and rods into toe timber, and knotted along tho limbs, .'j darkness scene was lit up by tho flame* from the as if they were made of cotton yam. No idea can |I horrible and Tarritcrie* which may burning ruins. Every house in the town that be formed of the looks of the countrv except bv • was left with roof was turned into a hospital. appropriation ot Um actual obocrvaUon. Everything is being done I and d the Courta House, of which the walls of the by the jwuple of noightoring towns to relieve | zZztj were left standing, into a morgue. the distrvnned people. It ta truly a tumble and .. zv__ z_ “ One young man was taken out who hsd most heart-rending calamity, one which will not passed entire night beneath a network of soon bo forgotten, and which will leave its mark (■earns the and rafters. Hta legs wero beneath a “r^%SC^>re^werc«mdneteT K ■ulta or proeocutlona could and baggage-master, respectively, on the train --------- ------ - —---- -------~ ---- ,“ d.h®see about him. Once tho ruins took fire, and tho that pa»Md through tho ill-fated town shortly iIj young man naw before him a fate most after the calamity. What wo saw of March- I; and nc n_ shrieked with tho energy of horrible, despair. llUaburgb, Pa.; bv Mr. Culberson, for tbe field,” said Mr. <»ood to a reporter, “can give ।| ;X.«»1 Keveral men hi men hl harrying by in search of missing disonntiauauce of the system of aaUonaJ banka; rnn nn deflnitz, nt Ihn »,.o .t bevexal men [ friends were attracted by lita cries, and by Mr. Martin, of Weal Virginia, to dnclare fo: felted .j to the CnttoA Htetna rorteln tends ooudiUonafiy was the most tttTlblo socno myeyos ever mated stopped long enough to put out the fire snoto.! to tbe AUantlc and Pacific Railroad Co.n- . “P011- Our dcPot 18 s>"iUt 300 yards from the by tearing the burning logs away. They ' tried to extricate tho young man, but i found it impossible, and were forced to let ntxture of Jrflerwm, HonUlUin, John Adam*. Randolph. Pinckney, Webster, CUy, And | ginning to scream and the gentlemen to rash ~ CSS Calhoun. The bill for *n internaUon*! exhibition in around as if they were demented. The storm pom in his chest where tho log liad lain. Hi. New York p*a*e>l, ** did the bill for * public build- ’ In* at Pita-burgh. The bill to peruden the Mexican 1 waa still raging, and I myself did not fed justi­ must have been a night of terror. Homo sav fied in keeping my train longer than was oocesout through tho darknus*, wind. It was unaccompanied by rain or At tho request of Mr. Bock, tho House amend ” ”” The tops of timtxrr in tho i electric phenomena. menu U> tiia bill for an clhlbiUon In Sew York It county for three miles west of tho town ore J twisted off. Dead horses, cows, hogs and dogs arc found all along tho path of tho storm, ami ,, fowfc were killed. Home of tho bodios of lighter Th. hgbtalng .u l,Uz- ] ininaj, trees are barkod completely, either by tho force of the wind or tlie contact of tho debris that filled the air. The path of the tornado averaged about a quarter of fore, and, please God, I never want to again. a mile in width, it was an immense cloud of The great musical event of the sea­ son in Chicago is too production of a new opera at Havcriy'a, which is Die product of native talent in the music, libretto and score. Tho work is called “Tho IIIval CantineerH," aud was executed, tho text by Mm. Alexander Kirkland, ; and the music by Mr. James Gill, in the perform­ ance of which a well-appointed orchestra, under tho direction of Mr. Louis Falk, and a I large and efficient chorus, assist- Hw solo ar­ ! victimized by a sharp rwindhv. A short time tists are among tho beat-Anowu musician* of the Garden Chty, i - ---- -• ——e —— ——---- — r, .i.i-i 1 bonds, informed the treasury officuds tliat the CiEN. (Jrant arrived at tils home tn j original owner was dead, end that proviotis to Galena ou Uie 1‘Jth of April Ho waa welcomed ' his death ho gave the to nd* to his brother, who at the denot bv a tew old citizen, but there was I •'W'’****^ Huropo__ OU a vc«el which went down with all on l>oard. The bo public demonstration. After a brief rent, swindler showed letters of administration, ask.-d he will go to Colorado. and nxvuvcd duplicates of the bonds, and. pre­ Two negroes, charged with tbe mur­ senting them at onco for redemption, nsv-tved der of a man of their own color, have been his money and fled. It turn» out that the bonds arc still in the bands of tlu tr lynched by a mob at Moberly, Mo. .Seven men, grntuno rightful owner, and that tho Government will who left I’ort HL Ignace, Mich., in a sailboat to go up the north shore of Lake Michigan, were marine b<«plta! al Memphis FOBEIGN. —1 the Genova -.ward oocu,._ all drowned in the recent gale.... A charivari lad In the House tl>e entire party came to grief in Manitowoc county, Wix. A vessel loaded with arms and amOUbuaterinK upon a queoThe father of the bride Lappcn.-d to have a shot in the nver Elbe, near Hamtxirg. anil waa The Itepubhcans demanded two hour* to debate tbe The di»acrenadcr* were wounded, two of them acrioualy. scuttled to prevent au explosion. treea in tho famine-stricken diatncta of Ireland Bt concentrating his forces Gen. Hatch UlotlOEB. recently surrounded, captured and disarmed The medical men of Hungary are re The bill an amended. to grant tho penmen of Mexico, numbering 460 persons. Jm.1 as the a place of safety at-iut thirty of the prisoner* Flash, atxmt fifty miles from Pcsth, Hungary. made a break fbr liberty, tint a well-directed A criminal who was hanged until life was pro­ volley brought down fourteen of them, only nounced extinct was then subjnrtexl te an etecsixteen of them making their escape.. It ta tro-galvanlc cm. -.t, which comph-tely rostered . CHlimaleil that not less than 200 persons were him. Tho convict thereafter wufferod intense , I killed and 85,000,000 worth of property do- agony, and died in tho course of tho night. stroyed throughout tho Wist by the recent tor­ It ia (•cberod that the advent of a Ijls-ral Min- ' istry in England will put an end to tho project for erecting a monument to tho 1‘nnc.- Impcnal ' in Westminster Abbey Extensive forcet fires in the Wilder- brated as the ws nyon of Virginia have done serious dam- ant, is dead. ;e. Two or three persona have been burned Callao baa been blockaded by six steamers of , Lewis county, West Virginia, is ex­ sited over the doings of some unknown miacrocommit mysterious boon completely defeated m Loa Angelos, near Moquequa.... There ore now in Itussia awaiting The town of Fayetteville, Ark., him transportal!on to tho peual ostablinhmrnta of been partially destroyed by a cyclone. The track Siberia some 20,000 persons, mostly political A Bad Day for Alligators. Tint theory of the chief engineer of I Monday proved s field-day with the — tho Tay bridge, that too ears leaped tlie track NiigataHX . They come wm out. in large numworm "Unlight sunlight after before it gave way, m«u. to be confirmed bv ‘Ikts j*’™ to bask in the warm Jurcd, some of them fatally. the nature of tho breaks in a piece of lattice^ t'1,‘ riun- Fatal recreation I Everybody work which has just been discovered.... A on board went to »h<x>ting them. Even The dimcnsiona. attained by the traffic British post between Chanion and Candabor. . Lin- aculhon would leave hiw dinlipon to in petroleum is indicated by the official figures Uk"“ them. The champion slayer wax tm old from Washington. Three show that the export eluding a Major, being killed. for March amounted to nearly f2,000,000 in Piscatorial material, weighing 250 hnnter from the Granite State. When­ value, and that for the post nine months it was ever ho raiaeil his rifle death wtu in the Httlc short of 837,000,000. tons and valued at <50,000, ha* arnved at tho air, and ita sharp report waa the crack Hanged for murder: Bill Walker International Fishery Exhibition at Barlin from of doom for some cotudn of the croco­ (colored), nt Calrert, Texas; William H. Bates, at tho United Ktatre.... Adviore from tho island dile. The 'gator-slayer expended his lost Barnwell Court House, 8. C.; Jake Muldrow, pasture* are burned up, and cattle are being cartridge in the evening ; but not till he and Nathan Fawcett (both colored.), at Moxioo, driven from one point to another in search of hail scored his sixty-fifth alligatc" Wo water. In high lands water ia being sold at 6 have kill<*d upward of 200 altogether, Immigrants continue to arrive on our । Their vitality is re-narkablo. I chopped off the head of one a few minutes after it ar among the cattle on dw estates from Ireland, Germanv, Scandinavia. Finland and epidemic had been shot. Severn! minutes after pastures, and many hi, e di.xk A snceesMngknd. And now ft ta reported that 5,000 sion of fires have destroyed many cornfield.-. the head was entirely severed from the Magyars have left their homes m Hungary for Ixxly, I thrust an our st it. The jaws opened aud snapped to again like a huge THE NATIONAL CONGRESS. Montreal is excited over a report of Hteel-trap, driving the teeth thraofourths of an inch into the lutnl oak Indians in the North and splintering the oar handle. Even twenty minutes later that *gator*head Immigration to this country from would not have been a safe toy for chil­ dren.—Orlando (Fla.) Jicporicr. Over 2,000 persons loft ! for the United Rtataw due© Great Britain to abandon bar Own un­ billed. From following graphic picture of the awful storm king as ho boro down upon tho ill-star-«l over to Grant.’ Tint Democratic meinbera of the Sen­ ate Committee on RalM' and of tlie Senate se- be firm Tilden meu. Louis and San Francisco railroad, about 215 miles from Bt Loma. It is located on a plateau and toe ineffectual effort* to negotiate. treaty, coming down to I960, and coati Kbool bmUlM U mJ tor ■« 7 p.«.«il,.. d»u. im ot tiona, and tlie ill-ad vised Clayton-Bulwcr treaty was gradually suffered ou both side* to lapse into an oblivion from which it Los but recently been evoked by (tersons disposed to controvert too policy and purposes of the UmUxl Htates with thc iathmua. The fmindly modined by the lapse of thirty yean, peril in the way of a complete and poafis assertion of the sound, necessary, and vig­ orous American policy laid down in the I’nMidonfa message of March 8, 1880, this treaty should now be finally and formally . *.,—.1 T* I... .Im*. , I.. ** 1*^ ativo either to guarantee the independence of tend to cloud and obscure tlie jierfectly simple, just and equitable pulley of the United States m regard to intcroceauic tramuL Your com­ mittee, thi-refore, recommend tlio passage of the following resolution: *• A-solred, By tlie Senate and House of BepnwcntaUvcs assembled. That tbe President of tho United States be and he ta hereby respect­ fully requested, if the same in his opinion shall not bo incompatible with public interest, to take immediate steps for tho formal and final abro­ gation of too convention of April 19, 1850, be­ tween tho UnitMl States of America and her Britannic Majesty, commonlv called tho ‘ Ship­ Canal Treaty,’ or ‘dayton-ihilwer Treaty. । ; from burning oil It waa densely black in the center, but lighter on the edge. It rolled along creating on cither k tilled with billions of afternoon, tlie nooplo w .ro at their houses, and the fires were all right for sapper. The tornado came and overturned tlie houses on the heads of the occunanta. Many of tho buildings caught fire, ana in the confusion which followed wooden buildings begak to blaze almoat h mediately, and the wrecks of bricks probali caught before morning. Of many of the people who were in their houses there will be nothing left Imt charred bones. Hie storm crossed our track four times, tlie first time six mUes west of Marshfield; then again at Marshfield, tho third time at Conway, fifteen miles this side, where it blow down a house and killed two children. This iddo of Dickson, 132 th<> fourth time. There wan a acction-bouae ■tandlhg there on the edge of the bluff, which. when tho wind struck IL contained a dozthing A little child miles from here, at Cuba, a now Catholic church, which had Just been erected, waa blown town, but it was empty at the time, and no The litorm which wrought such frightful liaroc st Marshfield was of Almost unoxAmplod scope and severity. It extended with more or less violence from Kansas And Nebraska across Missouri and Illinois, and north into Wisconsin. In the James river valley, in the vidnitv of Marshfield, some fifteen persons were killed, and houses sud fences wens swept away as if they bad been chaff. The town of Granby. Hie town of Barrettaville, Moniteau county, was badly shaken np by the cyclone—noariy every house in the place being wholly or par­ tially demolished, and several persons killed. North Moreau, a small hamlet in the same onnnty, .was nearly extinguished, end tan ar eleven people killed. Hock county, Wta., suffered severely from tlie storm. Dwellings, bams, fences and or­ chards were mowed down relentlessly by the ,-ruol storm-king ; and, while the loss of life was light, the destruction df property waa great­ er probably than marked tho course of tho storm in Missouri. Other sections of Wiscon­ sin also suffered, though in a somewhat lusscr legroe. Tbe gale was one of tbe severret, as well as most follow it in ita Michigan many diaaxterc to shipping are rc- AUltlonal Aecounta tho killed at eighty-one, and tho Mrions- little funnel whirlwinds whb it in March, carrying little pieces ,_r round aud round. The rolling motion of tincloud is shown by tlie trees, the tops of which are not broken, but actually twisted off." , Women In Afghanistan. ------------------„-------------I Tho drexs of Afghan women, especially ' those whose husbands have rank w^dth, is extremely picturesque. AI short, tightly-fitting bodice of green, | blue, or crimson silk confines the bust, but buttons no closely up to tho throat that one cun only guess at the propor­ tions of shoulders and bosom. The Ixxlice is generally embroidered with gold, and and unyielding that ; then ***«“ becomes ik-wwco so stiff u . it ’■ is ’ virtually ' ” a corset \ In cold weather i the short arms of the sari are continued down to the wrist, and tho vest itself is ixulded with wool for tlie Hake of warmth. Trotisera, a la T’ure, baggy and flowing Um Fatima's, and tightly fastened st the ankles, a broad silk knmmerbtuid of al­ most endless length, with the ends so disjxxied that they become skirts, dainty white Hocks, and tir.y slipper or shoe, gold embroidered—such is the indoor dress of a Cabulese lady, while covering all, save feet and ankles, is tho volumi­ nous white garment drawn over tho head and face, and falling to the heels. These veiled beauties have jewelry scattered over their forehi'nd, hands, wrists, arms, and earn; while handsome gold loops se­ cure the vaahmak at the back of the head; the hair being lightly drawn from the forehead, and tied tightly into a knot, Grecian fashion. The length of a silk kummerbund which encircles a lady’s waist is sometimes astonishing; one I saw must have been twelve yards long by eighteen inches broad, and tlie end was oven then not forthcoming. The slippers and shoes are of Cabulesc I make, and are very pretty. On a pole green background Unutiful patterns are worked with gold and silver thread and parti-colored silk, until the effect is mure like that of a fairy slipper than one for daily Use. But a stout leather sole is put ou, with high heels rudely bound with iron, and then the work of art is complete. The stalls in which their slip­ pers mid shixw are made are tlie gayest in the whole baxaar. A Cabulesc lady's foot is small, almost to deformity, and the l>aggy tromseni by contrast make them appear , beauty Cabulesa are to boast of. Tho children are cerI have and white, with a —r , ing the skin, eye* black and lustivue, well-ahaped feature*, teeth to make weedera beauty enviou*, and bright, intelli­ gent locks.—CatmOta JPionccr. Latitude of European Cities. . I.reUiing to th. temperatureand storms in Europo, perhaps additional interest would be given thom if wo lK)re in mind th® rel>tl,re latitude of the places mentioned aa compared with places in thia country. The following statement ia near enough correct for this general purpose: Romo in latitude a little to the south of Detroit. Viet ns. Paris and Strasbourg as Isle Royal, Lake Superior. Berne aa Keweenaw Point, Lake Su­ perior. Frankfort and Brussels as Cape St. John, Newfoundland. Berlin und Amsterdam as Manitoba lake. London and Dresden as the northern extremity of Lake Superior, Prague as Vancouver island. Milan as Ottawa, Ontario. Lisbon us Baltimore. Edinburgh as Sitka. Dublin as Strait of Belle Isle, New­ fonndland. ®Petersburg as center of Hudson . Madrid as Columbus, Ohio. * ~ The Kentucky triplets have been beaten. Daniel,’ William and Martha Grant wero born and are now living in Torrington, CL They are in the 59th year of their age. THE MARKETS. CHICAGO Good to Cboicw 8priac Ki.. SIX 2‘S 31 Cobs—Na 1 KT. LOUDL. HMIS.SATI. TOLEDO. DKriidn �years, while the only woman receiving a majority of votes waa elected for the . old cstuted of Carthage, N.C., wm buriwl «l the loot ul • t™> wlurh lout by* a Berlin paper, attributed to a strange cause. One of the Prince’s favorite and attract wild boars to his park at Varxin by feeding them with. all kinds of delicades. All the boars for miles around accordingly migrated to Varxin. One of tho Prince's neighbors, an enthusiastic hunger, couldn't stand this sort of thing, tio Brothers, is al»out to establish nt and made repeated forays on the Prince’s domain, where, in a few days, he'.killed' Philadelphia tlie most complete pottery in America. Skilled workmen will be brought from England and France to grasp of the game-keepers. Bismarck superintend the making of tho liigher flow into such a rage at this intelligence that he became seriously ill. It is said that he. meditates building a line of forts around his park.' Thet had tin old-fashioned row in HOUSEHOLD HINTS. etn steeple, had the doors and windows tightly shut, but there waa a man on the front steps whittling a stick, and I said to him: . uf flax than inl­ milk, one cup at suet, one cup of raisins, “Yea,".he said, “Pm the sexton." one teaspoonful of soda, spices to taste, ‘•‘What is it closed for?" boil two hours; use with a sauce. (Monett, /ora.’ “Well, mostly on account of Banks’ Omkam Pie.—To one pint of milk put babies.” ta or Wheat. —My experience two oven table-s]>oonfulH of com starch, “BabiasT two of sugar, one egg, a small pinch “Sit down, and Ill tell you about it of salt, and flour to taste, with extract Visitors to the United States Senate, who sit in the galleries and look down upon the grave law-makers, are kept in blissful ignorance of many side-scenes which take place on the flour, and in the lobbies and cloak-rooms of that historic (the lowtvit 1 ever counted) to eighty-six perfect grains found on one stalk last Blanc Mange.—Boil one andoue-ludf ounces of isinglass, three ounces of vweet - little bite ot babies, tripleta, not more'n the place where, in a very meek and uteseason.- K. W. T., JU. Insecth on Hoube Puantb.—Place the and six bitter almonds, well pounded, in 2 months old, and then, liesidea these, pote on a table or platform on which there a quart of milk; let it boil until the isin­ he had twins about a year old. So no­ men are much given to imbibing in order glass is dissolved; thenstrain it through a body knew about tbe babies, but Banks napkin; stir it until nearly cold, and put wanted to have the little darlings bap­ to brace them up and odd eloquence to ♦heir elocution, preparatory to making tized, and he allowed to Mrs. Banks that “ the greatest effort ’ of their lives, ana, ing tho edges fit closely. Or place over it into the mold. them a light frame or a support, and to rush the whole fire babies into church if they should gauge the number of three cover them with a cloth. Then burf to­ on one Sunday morning might excite re­ efforts by their drinks, the country bacco under the cover, and lot the smoke brown sugar, one teacupful of milk, and mark, you understand. Bo he settled would, indeed, be filled with the echoes remain fifteen minutes. This is better grata a little nutmeg. Chop figs and that he’d have 'em christened gradually, of their noble words. The beverage ia than syringing, because the smoke pen­ suet together; then mix in the bread, so to speak. Accordingly, the next Sun­ bought by funds raised on subscrip­ etrates every corner and crevice, when sugar, and milk, and lastly, one egg day he fetched little Jimmy, one of the tion from the different Senators, and the open soil is inflated with inaecta, well beaten. Boil in a mold for four tripleta, and all went off well enough. caused by a free use of fertilizers, a good hours'; eat with a sweet sauce. On the followin’ Sunday he Came a Edgefield, H a, the other Sunday. remedy is to cover it when dry with a Canahi Pudding.—The weight V of promenadin’ up the aisle with George How street railroads make money if* fourth of an inch of soot and water liber­ Mr. Bland struck Mr. Clisby on the three eggs in sugar and butter, weight Wasliington, another triplet, and Dr. head, fracturing his skull. Clisby shot exemplified in tho case of the New York ally, which kills tlie insect and leaves the of two eggs in flour, rind of one lemon, Binuo, our preacher, he fixed him up all colleagues on the shoulder and winks plants. tlireo'oggH; melt thelbutter but do not right People thought it waa queer, but at the custodian of the. wardrobe, who Bland in the bowels. Bland’s brother Sixth- Avenue road. It was organized in Skedtno fob Immediate Pasture.— let it Ixiil, add to this the finely-minced when, on the next Sunday mornin’, gore out one door while they go out shot Clisby in the kidney. Glover, Clis- 1851; in 1853 it divided 6 per cent of its On land plowed last foil, or in corn­ lemon peel, and gradually^, mix in'the Banks and his wife come into church another, and in a few moments the capital, leaving an undivided revenue of by’a father-in-law, attempted to shoot stalks, we would advise sowing, as soon flour, stirring well nil the time. Beat with another baby, William Henry, cry­ sound of clinking glasses is heard in 3 jwr cent more ; this from the carriage ns the land is inorder in spring, a bushel up the egg - well, blending the material ing like a Pawnee war-whoop, some of the region of the “corner.” The “cor­ the Blands, but one of the latter got tho the folks couldn't help Hnickenn’. of 5,120,000 passengers. In 1859 it di ­ of oata per ocrA, with a peck of timothy, perfectly; put in a buttered basin and ner” is a great place for healing over drop on him and perforated him twice. the tender spots of partisanship, and it vided 12 per cent, on 6,479,129 passen­ ten jxiunds of n^l clover, two of white, boil for two hours. Serve with a sweet and a few pounda of blue grass. Keep sauce. was no unusual sight, last Congress, to Woman suffrage aeems to have en­ gers. In 1874 it carried 15,000,000 pas­ off tlie cattle-till/the oata have covered Potato Pudding.—Beat well together hadn't come along the Sunday after with «*ee Bayard and Stanley Matthews, Voorsengers ; in 1875 nearly 16,000,000,. pay ­ Elijah Hunsiker Banks, one of the twins. the grountl; then, if you do not stock fourteen ounces mashed potatoes, four countered some drawbacks in MashachuEverybody laughed, and Mr. and Mrs. •etta. Tgn years ago there were sixty­ ing dividends of 10 per cent, beside taxi heavily, you will have jiasture con­ ounces of butter, four ounces of fine Bonks they were furious—mad as any­ take a drink to the health of things in tinuously. Seeding down on spring eight members of the lower house in distributing the monstrous dividend of plowing is uncertain, if the season is dry. sugar, five eggs, and the grated rind of thing, you know; and when Elijah Hunone small letaoa; a pinch of salt; add triker Banks hoided dff, accidentally, general. Thurman and Edmunds, lead­ 100 per cent in so-called certificates of favor of woman suffrage, and last year The increased interest in cattle-growing one-half glass of brandy; pour it in a ers of their different parties in the Sen­ wou greaaed, and bake it with his hand, and hit Dr. Binns, who ate, and often engaged in a mart bit­ the number had grown to eighty-two, but indebtedness. This was to escape pay­ wifi demandla largely-increased acreage wutu mold m or dish well was holding him during the ceremony, a ter debate, will, at ita conclusion, to' th0 potatoes now it is down again to about sixty. The ing $20,000 in taxes to the city. It paid m grass, and many farmers, we find, are I whack in tlie face, and the doctor neetling pasturage tlie coming summer t ------------- :i.i„ —.i ...i.i:------ i; smile at each other. Edmunds movement seems to bo doing as well as 10 per cent upon this indebtedness also. who have mode no move so far toward it smoothly os possible, nnd adding a little dropped him in the water, the congrega­ calmly butter at first helps to make them tion just fairly roaretl with laughter. will then slip out one way, Thurman could lx? expected, however, in other In 1876 the company carried 17,674,437 We have tried the above plan and suc­ another, and in two minutes they will smooth. passengers. Yet in spite of these facte, ceeded very well. The oata disappear in Mm. Banks turned uh rod as fire, and ports of the country. English Arrow-boot Blanc Mange. looked bh if she would like to murder be enjoying themselves together in a the company lately had the audacity to July, but the timothy will then be abun­ committee-room over thnse-fingera of —Mix a teacupful of arrow-root t with a somebody. dant—Hon. Jama Wilnon. "66." When Dennis of Maryland was On the 1st of January tho gold in the proclaim before a Judgv in court, when little cold milk, nib it smooth; boil a “ Well, you know, we all thought this in the Senate he was very generous in The Lily in Gardens.—The Gardcn- pint of milk with ten sweet and four bit­ treasury was $146,194,000; on the 1st of resisting the Gilbert elevated railway, was the last, and public feeling kinder keeping the “ corner ” supplied with all cr'fi Monthly says that as a general tiling ter almonds, having pounded them tliat the loss of 1,000,000 passengers in simmered down on toward the end of February, $143,340,000; on tho 1st of tlie choice'brands, and in 1877 had some the lily is not a success in most gardens. smooth first, and having blanched them; March, $136,995,000. Thus is a decrease one year would take away all their This is, however, chiefly from improjier sweeten this milk to taste with pulverized the week, when who should come boom­ old peach brandy brought from his farms ing up the aisle on Sunday morning but of $9,200,000 in a quarter of a year. profits. How much dependence can be soil being used", or their being placed in | sugar; strain carefully; then pour tilts Mr. and Mrs. Bank» with Tecumseh in Man-land that was 40 years old, and so thick that it was taken from the improper situations. Tlie plants rather milk gradually into the arrow-root, stir­ Aristotle Banks, the- remaining twin. bottles with a spoon. During the same period the silver has plsc»<l upon even the sworn statements Dennis was not like the open sunlight, but tho roots and heavy or»increased from $52,718,000 to $58,104,­ of Presidents and Directors of such com­ abominate hot ground, especially when ring all the time; boil for five minutes, Well, you ought part tore hwd thM „th.« and pour into a mold to cool. panies, when it is certain that they are congregation laugh I I never nothU)rT, but bl! wo authoritr on terrapin • 000, or $5,386,000. It will thus be seen stiff or clavey. In Prof. Sargent’s h bnmdT._ n-M/,insllon Calf’s Foot Jelly.—Take two calfs m hko it m all my oxpenenoe. Even „,J “ cooked up ” for the use of civic or ju ­ grounds at Brookline, Mass., they ore that silver is gradually taking the place Dr. Binns had to smile. And the ________’ ”________ L_ planted with the rhododendrons, and feet, and odd to them one gallon of water; Bankses they were perfectly wild with I of gold as the reserve of tho country, dicial bodies ? are a magnificent success. Here tho boii down to one quart; strain, and, when The Chlneae Cuisine. rage. Anyhow, they Imptized Tecum- ’ just ns is the case in France. rhododendrons shield tho bulbs from .cold, skim off the fat; odd to this the Tlie shark fin is-------------a delicacy is .— ’-s — ----<which ------— — A SimrruALiHT professor named Han­ the hot sun. It is besido an excellent white of six or eight eggs, well beaten, a seh ; and after meeting some of tho | elders got to jokin' aliout it One said i randy omitted from the menu of a Chipint of wine, half a pound of loaf sugar, Tub United Staten Senate has passed sen, who has acquired considerable idea, as a mere matter of garden taste, and tlie juice of four lemons, and let they’d have to apply to the Town Super-1 n«» fe»t It is one of the “great claafor the rhododendrons are all over blos ­ notoriety at Vienna and Pe«th, recent ­ a bill to amend sections 2,262 and 2,301 visora for an extension of the water-1 Hle dishes” forming the pieces de re­ soming before tho lilies flower, and so,i them , ,!>e well r mixed. - ------- . -Boil the . whole works ; another allowed tliat arrange- [ sistance of an official banquet, and ia of tha Revised Statutes, in relation to ly undertook to mesmerize any one me the uuwuruig flowering uj of tlie ever- I ^for »»<-’< "tarnng constantly, mu lioautiful uvwutuux c»eior , ® menta ought to be made to divert Huck- “tan either in the form of a joint, gargreena seems seems to to lie be prolonged prolonged till till late late |I ,u?‘‘ ^en settlers' affidavits in pre-emption and against his will. The challenge was greens ‘■“<'Q straw through flannel. The in tho Btmimer, when II... the I.la.'.n lilies diraq>- I Ulllt* ?nne IUIl\ !* oDlltUxl *dd-d, accord­ lelHTTV crock, and run it down tlie mid-, ntahed with crabs, or served up in small commuted-homestead entries. It per­ accepted by a young man named Fisljer, ... die aisle of the church ; another mode i P100®® 111 CUP® ph*ced before each guest, ing to choice. mits affidavits required by those statutes and the professor, despite his artistic pear. some* kind of a joke about business be- [ The consumption of rata, though it Calves’-foot Jelly of 1780.—Put Sheep Sheltered and Exposed.—1 I ing good l>ecau.s<> so many lianks were | a^ms to be, somewhat on the decline, is to be made lieforo County Clerks, instead pasws, failed to produce any effect upon wni uau iw pi»cvu u. cold water ; | anotora^said toaT'Banks would 'l the cause of a very important traffic in Lord xzurie Ducie had 100 nuix-p sheep placed in » a jj him Fischer lx*gan to banter the pro ­ of before the Registrar or Receiver of shed, which ate twenty jxiunds of SwedwaZ^^l'^f^then ’tak^ off n,xxl ab°ut tw,Jve PeW!i wh, n h“ famlly ** P1™4?®1 of c<,rtAi11 districts, , the laud district, thus equalizing the pro­ fessor, and told him tliat ho was only iah turnips per day per h.-ad; another r . crew iid “ »‘l «*P ‘«ciaUy in a street in Canton eMjx-ciallv and — “ ate twenty-five pounds ^>m the top and the aedmenl ; «P............................................ ...... . .. . C. 7 ... _ . —visions in this respect of tlie Homestead a “vile impostor," for tlie use of which 100 in the open air i____ :uiy-uvu ixiuuiin — called Hing-Loung-Koi. Here three — --*---- . .. . , Bomelxxly — must----have told Banks 1MT dnv Bomt ----------------period. ! from the bottom; Ixittom; put the jelly into a ketket- 1 per day for for a certain neriod animals may be Been in enormous multi­ expression he was summoned before the per head i*v and Pre-emption laws. werewoiirhed. the former_ ilot. tin xiriHi n a t»int I’1111 r>f °* whita *hite Trine wine, the juice of about it, for what does he do to avenge ininerrf tudes up----in'T~ tlie windows .y wen weighed the l°rm<xlot , * iMMlt'• himself? He sends down to Clanon — ------hanging ~ r shop j' district magistrate and fined 100 florinr. lemons, aiio. ine peei oi one, . .- . , «nd among chickens and ducks and averaged a ctiuu grain over thirty thirty pounds 1 In another the whites and shells ol kx eggs and add X7 ta^a Thev are for the most port dri« Thebe is a marked increase in mil­ j The professor, however, did not look per head over the latter. L. ---------- . hsweeten to your taste; let it boil bring their children. Bo they had a on/ , wbf>n in , chili upon this aa a sufficient reparation for experiment five sheep were fed in the for tt few . - pour into the jelly- ~'*-ple road traffic. Tbe earnings of the Erie tnxn air the ---1st November xxxixixitc*; couple of bailies babies apiece, and, as soon.as i Halted, and when in that ntate are es­ - ta'tween . . .. • of.»-•.! Mr u f.gw minutes; , commenced a ^d tiS 1st ^f DUntr. atTmein “d repuss until quite clear. If they arrived. Banks he Ijegxns to bnn& teemed a sovereign recipe for those road for March show a gain of $250,­ his injured honor, I bag, and rvpsss until quite clear. If whose hair ia getting thin. 000; St Paul, $267,677; ‘those of fresli suit in order to prove that ho was | needed for an invalid, add a cup of pale them to church gradually, like the othBeside the dishes {xjcnliar to the Ce­ roally vpnbl.. oj doing what hi. pro I temperature t^ponuiirn of « 44 « degrees. in-grnm. They in»y coneon- !| ■ । era. Yon never seen such meetings as Northwestern, $290,000; St the 1 ; sumed tv pounds day. ‘'™n<iy. ~ sumea nin< ninety poumis of oi food ioou per j. _____ | them! The church was jammed full, and lestials alone, there are a variety of dif­ flViStd to do. He J™ called rralliy) nx n a it ___ _-i o_«f xi-:_ iz__ uthev __ _— U—l________ 1 1 as a witness wero weighed and Minneapolis, $25,400 ; ferences in their mode of eating and Paul _ Marriages in England at Night. ; people just roarin ’ . And when Banks Lake Shore, $583,000; St. Louis and young man who hail always appeared’ ' and had" lost two pounds each. In a | No marriage of this kind can take place I 001110 111 on ^day, with the fourth and cooking food unknown to our cuisine, shed five other sheep iere placed and ” » ’ except• under -’ •« signed fiat. | taat of his sisters' children, the trustees Hams, for instance, are kept for a year, San Francisco, $112,100, and the North an excellent medium upon the plat­ allowed to run at a temperature of 49 in England the or even two years, buriea in heaps of Wisconsin, $9,700. The earnings of form, and who at the bidding of the degrees; they consumed at first eighty- and special license of the Archlnshop of thought it was time to interfere. Gettin’ sawdust, which imparts to them a taste to be a farce, you know. the Canada Southern for March were pro^sur was in tlie habit of falling two pounds of food, but fell off to seventy Canterbury, first petitioned for and ob­ “ So Deivcon Smith he stepped up and of wixkI much appreciated by the gour­ tained. Tho grant or refusal resta en­ $300,000, being the largest month’s basi­ into a trance and of holding communi­ pounds per day, and increased in w dght tirely in tlie discretion of the Primate, said something to Banks, and Banks, mets. Bronx! lieans ore fermonted, and, cation with spirits from the other twenty-three pounds.—American Affriquick'n a wink, laid down tlie baby and after being mixed with Balt, form a very net* on record. who is said to enter into every detail favorite sauce eaten with all sorts ot world; but when ho came to be cross­ cultur^it. himself. By No. 102 of the ‘‘Oonstitu- banged the deacon with his fist. And so, Finally, the habit of eating To Mare Cider Vinegar.—The Ohio tion and Canons of the Church of En­ I dunno how it was, but in a minute viands. examined by the counsel for . the de­ William H. Heath, formerly County Farmer gives the following: To make gland.” of 1603 (now in fonjp) it is or­ there was Banks and Deacon Smith and “ rotten eggs," which sounds ao ntrang fence he confessed that he had only good vinegar the cider need not be pure. to European ears, is explained by show­ Auditor at St Louis, has been found Deacon Hubbard and Banks* raster’s been shamming temporary death, and, One-fourth water, one-fourth good vine­ dained that all ordinary marnagm Khali baby and me all a-rollin' and a-bumpin' ing Hint the ao-called rotten egg is only guilty of embezzling a largo sum and be celebrated between the hours of 10 to the great amusement of the court, gar, and one-half cider, if plac'd in casks and 12 in the forenoon, and the some over tlie floor, bittin’ and kickin’ and a duck’s egg preserved for a long time in sentenced to the penitentiary for a term on air-tight envelope made of nahes, proceeded to demonstrate how the trick partly filled and kept in a warm place, canon law has since been confirmed by whoopin' «tn a manner that was ridicu­ chalk, tea-leavce, and a number of other of ten years. It was the old story. He will make good vinegar in a short time. various acta of Parliament, and is to be lous to behold was done. Prof. Hansen lost his suit Where vinegar is not convenient, put a found reaffirmed by the Marriage act of speculated with public funds exju-cting “And when we all come to and got strange substances, until the yelk turns piece of dough or lean meat in each cask. George IV.’s reign. The collective wis­ straightened out, Banks picked up the first to a green color, and then to a fine to make money, instead of which he block, when it is considered fit to be The rapid process is to till a cask—set on A Blind Man’s Pleasures. lost The trouble with too many public j dom of Parliament from time to time battered baby of his sister End quit, and end, with upper head removed—two- deemed it wise to provide against the ac­ the trusteeB held an informal meetin', and Prof. Fawcett, the blind Member of thirds full of beech shavings which have* officials is they seem to have no conce]>cident of foolish young or old men, of all agreed to cloee the church for a month, Poisonous Fishes. tion of tho sacrtxlness of their trust The Parliament, says that when at 25 he lost been previously scalded and saturated clasaee, being penraaded to celebrate so’s to kinder freeze Banks out, so now A study of poisonous fishes has been official who uses a dollar of public money his sight there were many things of with vinegar. Then compel the cider to marriage late in the day, after, perhaps, we've shut up; but I reckon it’s no use, made in France by M. Leon FournoL which he was passionately lond, and he drip through these shaving, by means of for I hear Banks has got his back up, as if it were his own luis taken tlie first resolved that those pursuits which he He finds that there uro four classes of and gone and joined the other church. - ' step toward becoming a defaulter. these animals: (1) Those that are harm­ could follow he would. No one enjoyed thread. A process rapid enough for home and suppers. Also the debates in Parlia­ So I said good-day to the sexton, and lees at some seasons, but poisonous at salmon-fishing in the Tweed or the manufacture is os follows: Place the ment show that it was held that the mar­ went in search of another sanctuary. riage service was not. a thing to be others; (2) those that are wholesome -• Tim brigands that lately captured Spey more than ha did; no one more l cask in a warm place, with a gallon or thnughtl^wly and lightly entered upon. when young, bnt become poisonous after enjoyed throwing the fly in some quiet I more of vinegar in it; add a pint of cider Learning to Write. - CoL Binge have now seized Dr. Marulis, stream in Hampshire or Wiltshire. He for each week till the cask is full If you It ih likewise generally understood that attaining a certain age; (3) those which We believe there is no single system a German naturalist, who was traveling enjoyed it as much as any one did a put in a gallon of vinegar at first, add a the canons cannot be altered without of meclianique for writing, and that a are paisanous only occomonuDy; and (4) royal license from the Queen issued to through Albania and Bessarabia for sci­ gallop over the turf in company with pint of cider, then, in a week, a little the Canterbury and York Convocations, child belonging to the educated classes those that are invariably poisonous. To the tliird class Ixjlong the barbel, the entific purpose*. The nutsom demand­ some friend. He appreciated all the more than a pint, the third time about a who must be unanimously agreed as to would be taught much better and more conger eel, and, if we include mollusks, pint nnd a half, and ho ou, the addition easily if, after being onoe enabled to the mussel and the oyster. M. Fournol any change. ed for the prisoner is $5,000, beside a health-giving vigor ot a long row from Oxford to London; and, although the make and recognize written letters, it full assortment of trousers, waistcoats late severe frosts nipped up a great thinks that the cases on record of poison­ were let alone, and praised or chidden, ing by mussels and the oysters are at­ Save the Coal Aahes.—It is not gen­ How Wood-Pulp is Made. and jackets. The letter forwarded by many people, no one in the whole erally appreciated how much heavy So much is said about the wood­ not for ita method, but for the result tributable to the fact that these shell-fish country enjoyed better than he with a he brigands to tlie German Consul at soils can be benefited by tlie use of pulp which is extensively used in the Let tlie boy hold his pen as ho likes and had eaten the eggs of star fishes, which Salonica threatens to put tho prisoner to friend did a fifty or sixty-mile skate on coal naheH, now generally wasted or manufacture of paper that a brief de­ make his strokes as he likes and write at are known to be powerful irritants, so death if their demand is not immediately the fens. Ho referred to these facta in applied to the roods. Vick aaya, in his scription of the process of making it tho pace he likes—hurry, of course, be­ that when handled they occasion a vio­ ing discouraged—but insist strenuomJy no spirit of egotism, but as showing estimable monthly magazine, that it is complied with, and promises, on tho that there waa still for the blind a store quite satisfactorily shown that coal will be interesting. Any white, soft tliat his eopv shall be legible, shall lx- lent eruption on the skin. other hand, that a new suit of clothes ashes, though not , having manorial off, the knots ami dark and decayed clean, and sfiall approach the good copy will be presented to tho doctor if the value sufficient to warrant any expense spots cut out It is then put into a set before him, namely, a well-written By a recent invention paper bo for carriage or long Ixauling, may with large cauldron and boiled, which ex­ letter, not a rubbishy text on a single ransom be paid forthwith. advantage be spread upon the ground tracts ,dl the glutinous matter aud line, written aa nobody but a writing­ made in Boston directly from where they are produced. Mixed with resin,’and renders it soft. It is then master ever did or ever will write till the pulp. The boxes are turned out their mechanical effect is put <>n a large stone grinder, with water world’s end. Ho will make a muddle at A very funny thing happened in pouring on it all the tuna. The grind­ first, but he will soon make a passable are run through a second toraburg to the effect that Lord and Lady Judge Thayer’s court yesterday. A stone wears off the fibers until they are imitation of his copy, and ultimately de­ Dufferin, together with aovend persons coal ashes, publicly reported within the finer than sawdust, which float away _ i_____ belonging to the imperial Court, were last year or two, leave no doubt that into a receptacle. The water is drained boasing as may be necMiiary. From tbe they have at least ooms slight value as off by means off a fine sieve, leaving the hunting in the forest, the other day, This hand will alter, of rime the paper stock is taken from the when suddenly a ferocious bear, which for beoause he said they don't fit—do fit manure, and that mixed with heavy pulp, which conaista of a fine fuzz or illegible. He didn’t want the lady to my anything, land their effect is very beneficial. Upon splinters of wood. It te white, and re­ eouree, greatly as he grows older. It bales until the perfect box te turned had been concealed in the underbrush, because that might be testifying against thia subject a practical cultivator, quires no bleaching, but is ready to be may alter at 11, because it is at that age from the m whine masnal labor is entiresprang upon Lady Dufferin. She would that the range of the eyes is fixed and through the columns of a . late number A™. machines 30,000 boxes can be pro­ of a British journal, given the following that has a strong fiber, and receive the short sight Ix-trayH itaalf, and it will al­ ter at 17, because then the system of duced per day, at lew than one-third of advice and corroborative testimony: “A ■ays, had it not been far the gallantry of taking notes at lecture, which ruins the lowest market price of hand-made third part of ashes to two-thhds of soil Lord Handltou, an attache of tha Em­ show what a perfect job the dentist had goods, and doing the work of 200 hands will not be too much. You will very but the as the procetw ia unlinarilY conducted. made of it Judge Thayer vary secunbleached with chloride of lime, soda ash imd will bly and very promptly took tho conceit In the middle of one of Boland Hill's,. out of the whole business, by deciding to take out the color. Then they are ion. The idea that it .is to be clear will that this would be testimony against picked to pieces and made into jmlp. her hmtiand; that it would be •tortur­ “What a the matter these? ing the lady, and he had no power to Almost all little rules about proverbial, man's to do anything of the sort. kinds of exhibitions occur in courts, but household at your dispoaaL But pray —Portland (14.) PrtM. the line must be drawn somewhere, and remember tliat oacc well done it will pupils ought to convince the teachers —_____'-------------------Judge Thayer draws it at false teeth.— give you no further trouble; for not only , Trees and piga must root for their —,------------- - «well PM'tadWpAia Timet. do itsheti lighten a heavy noil, but they -living. ■ applicable. The It nowshows signs cl gntd. vitality, and �Capital ad Surplus Sloo.ooe. APRIL M. AS1» BALTIIOKE. It being much trouble to get lime to use ia the erection of tbe buildings and to u*e in "pdiotiug” log house*, a* plastering the crack* between the logs wm termed, Mr. Kelley conceived tlie idea of burning a'kiln of wb'iti* known •■‘‘bog lime” nr *hell marl. Mr. Kel­ ley wa* the first person who undertook to manufacture lime in either town, if not in the county. One of the old settlers of tlmt *ectiou was Mr. Sidney Hull, a gentleman upwards ot 78 years of age, and one who has seen many exciting scenes he came into Baltimore in 1884 and getting his wagon fast in the mud in the road which passe* throngh that rich logmy soil wns endeavoring to extract hia conveyance when he waa advised to give nphi* design of going to Rutland, his intended destination, and settle among the people who were “making the earth to blossom as tho rose.” Mr. Hull being likely to remain until he was clear of mud anyway, consented to take their advice, so he purchased a lot of land near Clear Lake, a small body of water in Johnstown and Baltimore. He remained ou that farm for a few year* and then .bought the farm on which he now rueidr.K. Mr.Hull ha# been quite a hunter in his day,‘and can now bring a squirel from the tallest tree at every shot. He tells how h* stood ou the ice at clear lake and put a rifle ball through two deer nt one shot, and bow at one time he wounded n deer and after chasing it all day finally found it iu the jmscssion of a man by •the name of Rice.who bad kindly ptop। cd said deer iu order to become intima­ tely acquainted with it, but Mr. Hull laid claim to the deer from the fact that be bad'prcvioualy interviewed it and had a hunter's right which all were bound to respect. After diuch parleying the deer was surrendered to ^Mr. Hull who proudly hole it home. For several years the inhabitants of Baltimore received tbeir mail at the Johnstown post-office, but at last there | wasau office established in Baltimore aud Darwin McOmber wub installed u# | Post muster, thooffice was iu the north­ thickly imprinted in the mud and sand, but a* he did not wish to make the ac­ wedding was going on, at Rome, Ohio, quaintance of wolve*ju*t then, he hurrang bells, blew horns, and demanded rid on. Findipg that'the animal* had a sight uf the bride. Tbe husband told proceeded him, he began to have fear* her to ntandat a window and smile, of overtaking them, when just as he which she did. Than be gave the gained tbe top of a hill he mmt an serenader* mofiey to buy liquor, and olyect lying across his path and ap­ they went away. Soon afterward they proaching it he found it to be an In­ retorned with a demand for another dian dead, a* he Supposed, he rolled view of the bride and more money, but the body over gave it a few kick* and the bride refused to smile again, and passed on, butjust as bo began to near tbe husband sent oat bullets instead his home be came upon another Indian of coin. Half an hour of firing ensued loaning up against a tree swaying to during which six men were wonnded. and fro, with a bottle of whisky in hia Old *oldirra'can. undoubtedly, heart­ bond. The mystery of the dead Indian ily indorse tlie following sentiment ex­ was solved, be was simply dead drunk. pressed by Hon. T. W. Palmer, the Re­ Mr. Weeks also relates how when he publican* “coming man” for Governor, was Justice of the Peace, a certain old in a speech at Detroit on last Decora­ hag named Slaton (node him trouble. tion day. At one cimo-the old hag had got com­ They say that republic* are nugratepany in tbe person of a young woman, -ful. Doe* any man believe it of ours T of not very good reputation,the people While tlie government is straining un­ becoming thoroughly disgusted with der a fearful debt, she ha* voted in ad­ dition to the yearly pensions already such characters in their midst, sur­ accorded, between Do and 100 million* rounded tho house iu ths night and be­ of dollar*. Men m*y be selfish, and gan to pelt it with stones. Tho old bag their want* or ambition may lead them to prefer tbeir own interest* to tliat of ran out of the bouse and down tbe ourSoldicr*; but we all know and feel, road in the direction of the house of the that in tho aggregate, tho public are officer of the law, and just a* she ap­ nor indifferent, and n* citizens and vot­ proached the house she began her un­ ers, we should formulate the impulses earthly screams, tbe like of which she nf our heart* into a rule of action to the dn& that, when the people have aught only was capable of making the Squire of honor, emolument or profit to give, was sound asleep, but such a noise other things being equal, the noldier -itrodld be preferred. Nay, more, in would almost wake tbe dead, so he gop up and made inquiery of her why she private life thia rule should obtain, and if by .kind acts or petty sacrifices, we wa* thervi the old hag-replied that peo­ can snow our gratitude to thorn* men ple wero tearing dbwn her house, and who, when the M-ale* inclined against she wanted him to go and stop them, ns, threw tbeir swords into the balance the Squire told her to go liack, and let it lie our aim so to do. when he got dressed he would follow her. tlie old ling seeing he would not go with her, turned and called to him and with tbe command, "go to h----- 1” van­ ished leaving the Squire to go back to bed again. (To be CosiluQtd.) n I A LI n O Stool, Core: A Boot »JlO r IA I? u 5 u llluatraU-1 £jut«nrr sxm, Attorney at Law, J AXES A. mEZKT, Every wheel in the JACKSON WAGON is run in boiled Linseed Oil before it is painted or ironed. Every tire is set by a patent process and they will run from 10 to 12 years without re-eetting. All wagons have the SHERIFF- Offlc* U Um Court Som*. Druggists & Chemists, W« carry co* of tha b—root and moot oostpfato •took of Drag* and DruggUU Sudxfao ta Barry county. Pbyvlc* u order* for drug* ooUdtod aad fl M at lovoot ralo*. TrusH Hod _A_xle AtUicliinent, and second growth Ohio Hickory Axles. see the JACKSON WAGON. pOWER8 A BARLOW, Don’t buy until you HARDWARE, Iron, Nall>, Stoves and Tinware. ALWAYS AWARDED THE HIGHEST PREMIUM! OT County FREDRICK TO WN Doalsr ta > Tlie annexed cut repre­ sent* the Bell aud bang Spoctoltr made In Hooee Fnrnlahlnce, Harm—e and ilarnm Hardware. AH harnoe* warracled and made exclualrcly of oak taanrd leather. AU rood* In ray Hoe u cheap a* at any boo— to Mlchlxan. freight included A ■. BLACK* Dealer la Are manufactured from THE COMPLETE HOMf a superior Quality of Bell Metal, and the di­ OUR EUROPEAN LETTER. American and Foreign Marble, Monuments, Tombstones, Mantles, Ac., Hnstings, Mich.^ 8. GOODYEAR, ameter nnd weight*, are Berlin, Germany, April 7, 1880. 1 During the forthcoming season i e., about the middle of July, Berlin i* go­ ing to treat her vinitor* to one of thorn great national out-door festivities, which the unrestrained good humor and love of rattling fun of her inhabi­ tanta, render exceptionally’ attractive and which ail tlie power* that lie, from tho Emperor mid hi* Minister* down­ ward*. patronize with unmistakable liberality aud mock frank, cordial nnd individual eagerness. Tbe cbeaf fea­ ture in the contemplated fete is the great intenmtionnl meeting of nbarpKhooter*. the crack shot* of the univerae having been invite*^ and a large number of the latter has ing signified I their intention to lie in attendance in I Manila. Mas.r. ble result* are obtained, NEEDED both AGENTS WANTEDH2?5?iS2»^ TAPE WORM, ON 30 DAYS TRIAL I ARISE in volume aud C. C. WOLCOTT, QOOK’S CARHIAGE WORKS: NASHVILLE, MICH., *------- '—PfyyMir*gT| Dealer In Fancy aad Staple DRY G-OOIDS.. Dreea Good* aad Trimratacs. Hal* and Cap*. Ladlee and Mlarea' Bhoea, flaltera. Sc thorn aad Cloak Maklag a epeclaty. Phoenix Block. State BL Groceries and General Produce, CrooKery, Otowware, Ac. Pouth Bld* of Blate SL Finest Goods in Central Mich ____ ~F. A. JONES, “ KGL’LAR PHYSICIAN and Burgeon. Bay and Nixht Calle pron ptly attended. Offleoatrooldence. North Main Street. Naahtll e, Mich. R DR. H. w wnn MORE CLkCTIC PHYSICIAN. Reeiderre and offlre E at Lcrl HUtocta, Maple Orore Cen're. flENB l RO E? PaopstxTos I amjprepared to furnish the public^ Unquestionably the best Built and Easiest Riding COMMON-SENSE ROCKER * ULIUS RUSSELL, yyx. r. mexs, fForthe season ofT88CX NERVOUS DEBILITY. Beady Made Llolhlne. Hate and Cara, Boole and Blwee, Uroreriea, NoOom. Sc. booth aide of State Bt., comer of Jefltraon. rability. The above only for sale by Dealer ta DR1 GOODS, SILKS and DRESS GOODS richness of tone and du­ AddwJ.C.MeCCRPT At OOn Cbiea<s, XU. Infilllblr cured with Ivo (poona of mrdldne In two ur three hour* For particular* eddreM. with atamji E. EICRHOKS N>,4Xl M.rk’. Plan- N V ■ so correctly proportion­ ed, that the beat possi­ 5 ( ~ mark .bunt mllbl. n, io Hm...rrr/ tnUI from Bnltimore t« tW I Itavm-G. Ili&n, time I>»nu.tadt, vfflw. he in quite * burry to get: Hohenzollrrn SwgmaHngrn. Prussian, , “ ing*. gfflMT, ATTlACTNt, CMH1FIL arrises. to for Um Wlardjtew. *«■ ENRT A. GOODYEAR, IRON, MAILS & SHELF HARDWARE Mn. Jalta McNair Wrtaht'* Krw Baah, | From our regular correspondent.] Midifa— ROBERTS A HOTCHKISS, F. ern part of the town, where Mr. Me0tuber had erected a saw mill, nnd |m*opie having business at tlie mill found it. a convenient place to get their mail. j We will wnd oar Uwlrv-Vollaic Brio and oOi«r I While referring to Mr. McUmber it Elrctrie Aj.fi'laixc* upon lrl»l for 30 d»j» to there •uffrrint from N«rxou« D«hl'lty. Rhrwmatbm. !’*• I will not be out of place to mention a little incident in which Iris good wife dress, VOLTAIC BELT W., Marshall, Mich wa* a prominent actor. It appears that nnn For acm* of (oaih. Cold, or A*ib• certain man with a wife and 13 or 14 I II III laa,hat A<!ntnre«>n*M children lived iu tlie town.all tbe fami V.’i.UBOTAN,c BALSAM r* ft 1 f-j will not rare! Sold bj oil |iru«l«u ’ ly beiug remarkably iguurnut. aud the their respective national costumes. Il III II *lUe- •»<! bottle*. 10c parent* uf whom l>oasted that they bad UULU are Ib.i th- n»meMamtilr .{ I W KINK Thus we shall see the Scotch Highland MAN l« Mown In the ■)**• of Ute (■■tile. Trrei* lived and prospered nil their live* voppll-d hy Famnd. William* * Cm, ILtroiL I mnrkamnn rllmwing the "" ............ * without “Inruiu" and tliclr “children 1 “Sbntx” oil the nUind, and crAirting tbe shan't have more laruin’ 'an them,' an Hungarian la**y nt the ‘‘hopHer” under | them’s thinkn they’m smart oughte’r sycamore, mind their own bimew, ;u. not be med- I the,' ” rran,»"’- by moonlight. The- live­ . with ...I,..,______ 17. lx Benwher oil be seen tr> mB l.t.f TO SAY nin’ with other people’# good's them I skill against the fair-headed, blue-eyed j be.” Hrs. McOmber thinking that | Norwegian in the <q>ei. field, while one of this wise man's daughter* wa* ’ some enamored Frenchman will be | more promising than the rest of the | singing hi* fascinating love stone* to a 1 family,aud thinking to be of some help , romantic Trarrlien, under the shade «f ' to the poor ignorant people, requested tlie nearest Prater-grove. that the girl might be permitted to go A* might have been expected, the ■ and live with her. The girls parents Harftinnn business ha* brought about I consented after getting a promise from abetter understanding between Ger-' Mrs. McOmber that she would not many and Rnsia than‘ha* prevailed for “stufFher with laruin” Tlie girl proved • some 'time past. Tho German news-1 witty, smart, agreeable nnd good com­ I paper* gave great prominence in their ' pany for Mrs. M., who taking pity on columns to the Emperor of Russia, de­ rear-old baby ••> «h» the girl, secri*tly taught her the alpha­ livered at a banquit given at the Win­ Mn’.Oab.4 bet, and had got the girl, who proved ' ter Palace, to congratulate the Emperau apt scholar, so. that she could spell i or of Germany on the attainment of hi* My Reading and Writing Table in wools of Jhrec sylables, when the I eightyy-fourtli birth-day. Besides the j Is adjustable to nearly all kind* of ARMfather learning of tbe fact, went im- 1 CH ' .> a great convenience in reading uteuiauiiy to to Mrs sirs M McOmber* and took took ’' ""I?1 complimentary .U ”, ~notices . Jincident ~ i' xnediataly <•<)mbei•’* and or » it. make* 1 good cutting or lapth. Kiri away. rein*rkiiiK, “Mr darter U“ o'™"""; lorn. ot th. Ger­ boarf ■; ‘.Mdies, or dinxng-uble for jnvalias. .... -. mnn man ItiKtilrfwl inspired I'roitk Press hill hns Ib-mtni'U>ri.ihlv Ixx nnic sensibly , shan’t have more eddecation than her daddy.” The girl went with hei father, softened towards Russia, and the Rus­ My Easy-Chairs. sian newspapers, in their turn, have and a abort time after, stole her fathers The frames are hard wood, carefully se­ ceased almost entirely to criticise Ger­ boot* and ran away in the night and lected and thoroughIv seasoned. The seats man affair*. General Clanzy. the are double cane or uh splints, split from got married, leaving tlie father to French Ambassador will, it i* said, young, tough timber; are made by experi­ mourn tlie wisdom of hia child. enced workmen. under my own supervision. shortly leave 8t. Petentburg on urgent Mr. Wm. M. Warner tell* of the Any chair bearing my stamp is wap-anted, private affair*, and Prince Orloff’, the ano if It fail in any part by fair usage, tbe merry days of hog killing, when the price will be refunded or another chair fttrRuiuuan Amltasiuulor at Parris, has Lad settlers with the?, wives gathered at an interview wi»h Prince Bismarck on cadi others house*, where the good his wav to St. Petersburg. Diplomatwive* had a visit, and assisted each and chain ta order. any tore or height tieother in the disagreeable* ask assign - i*U regnid this latter incident a* the tored Send stamp for illustrated price-list. sign of a better understanding between Before purchasing, sec that the chair has ed to the house-wives of bog-killing Germany and Russia. my addrcM stamped oc frame Knocked The new spelling fever is becoming time. The men getting tbeir out door dovnin packages of halfdozens for shipping. For export, Nos. i. «. 4- 5- •. ’3 *®d xo, pr.rt of the work done, began the work epidemic in tlie Fatherland, and made knock down, in wood. Boxed one threatens to undo,in course of time, all of cutting up the hog*, and making that the painstaking Iron Chsncsllur dozen in a box. No charge far box. Every chair made upon honor and war­ sausage. The latter work waa done ha* accomplished for the unification of ranted perfect. Prices range from 75 cents quite often In the foliowing manner. tlie element tliat onre compere rd the 1 old confederation. Tbe great ortho' Tbe meat to be cut waa placed on a graphical campaign, individually un- ' round block about two feet high around dertaken by tlie minister* of public inF. A. BOCLAIR, Mottrille, N. T. which had a wooden hoop to keep the struetion of a half-dozen German I meat from falling off nnd each i>cr*on State*, proraiws to become the subject j taking an ax would take position near of a highly interesting national con-' trorersy, and will ultimately furnish j the block until it was *urrounded,theu some fine points for coming to logger­ heads mb of old. Of all the AehoollMiys ■Mat, circling ronhd nnd round tlie under the sun, tbe German uchoolboy* j traox mask.in- Ore»t Kok-tradc tbe day in the way of gram-1 block, often accotnpainvd by some en­ carries matical botherations. And dow. Here j® cWrJklivening chant or neog, after tin- mo*t his good soul, they are going to open W'yf Krn>uor. approved mode of Indian war dancing, ! nmano^t* prospect* of of ’oTtlxjgraphy orthography before before him him >'ui• IK A good flapper closed tlie proceeding*. j r£e °f wb irh will rvrtainly undo .bid. £ -b dMmrmd «. meet again at the next place for iiog- have tolearn how to *pell tbe word* of killing. Mr. Hamtwd Week* relate* bow at one ----- OLD RELIABLE----- I MEAT MARKET. Kaepo conalantly on hand a big stock of j Fresh and Salt Heats, Smoked Ham ail Shoulders, FRESH FISH and POULTRY IN THEIR SEASON. । Lard, by the lb. or barrel, (ft-., (f-e.. <fc. ty- The Highest Market Price paid for Hide*, Pelts, Ac. Fresh. Goods, Fall Weights and Satisfaction Guaranteed. HENRY ROE. JOHNSTON’S To t>e found in the Market. IT IS GENERALLY KNOWN Workmanship and Materials When Combined "With THE IDEAL OF THE TRUE ARTIST, Are Essential Therefore I place my Goods upon the Market, idently Believing They T will Stand,the Teet, factory to all who Purchase. And prove rove highly Satisfa "rfetoieTKxoicinuo. At the edge of the clearing and HoueHTimr, _______ Cul»*c«l—s a *»cuslty. to gl.- Catalogue Free. Address Daniel Attorney * Counsellor, E. COOK SARSAPARILLA � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-05-01.pdf.pdf bd49b76b52c0a2a6215f06fb95ae8de6 PDF Text Text OR NO STRONG.) Editor and Pbofkiktok. I VOLUME VIL LIFE IN NASHVILLE And Her Environs. —Plant shade treep and make Nash­ ville beautiful. —Nashville hath neither a jail nor pound. Evidently none but Christian animals live in or near the village. —The youngsters who were called up to Woodland by tbe Deputy Sheriff on Friday, to interview tho local Khe­ dive, state the expenses of the trip at $2.50 apiece, with cigars thrown in. —Allen Wheeler is laid up in the dry dock—Nashville, for repairs on ac­ count of getting his right thumb caught between the bumpers of two cars while coupling on Friday last. —Georgie Hubbard owns seven hens which are business. Since December but,*they have laid just fifty dozen eggs and still there's more coming. They are of the Brown Leghorn breed. —Tho child of D. R. Burkett, living two miles east of tbe village, who sometime since was shot in the eye, by his earless brother aud his little bow and aijow, went to Ann Arbor.Tncsday to have the qyc taken out. —On Wednesday the masons com­ menced laying the" cellar walls for Buxton’s brick. The excavation for Lentz’s brick was also commenced on the same day, causing the corners to present a very bvely appearence. —Tfto demand for potatoes thia spring* apparently is not as great as the “weather prophets” imagined it would be. The market is well supplied, and potatoes that brought 35 cents per bush­ el in the fall, E. L. Parish is now buy­ ing by the car-load for 33 cents. —The report was extensively circu­ lated on our streets on Tuesday that Sam Durkee, his "panl,”aud peddling wagon were all drowned, in Bascon creek, Assyria, the day before; which is trufe if reliable ; but tho report being simply one of John Barn ’s snides, it undoubtedly is not reliable. —A deputy sheriff of Battle Creek was over here last week, looking after one Albert Vannockor, an ex-resident of that place, whom he accused of nnlawfally di.po.ina at mortga«<»l chatties. He found and induced his man to "wback up” and retprned to the Creek in a satisfactory mood. —On Wednesday afternoon some thirty feet of the cellar wall of Kocher Bro's, store tipped over into the exca­ vation for Buxton’s brick, and Alf. Buxton and Abe Cassell narrowly es­ caped being buried beneath it. Only a moment before the wall fell, they step­ ped from tbe trench, and thus es­ caped death. —David S. Mason, an Orangeville rough, went to Kalamazoo on Monday, got fighting drunk and when John Phillips, a policeman, endeavored to arrest him, Mason stabbed twice, jnst over the heart- and in the thigh; and and now Phillips is prostrated with serious wounds and Mason languishes in the Kalamazoo bastile. —We are informed, upon tbeauthor­ ity of one of our oldest patrons, that there lives in the south part of Assyria, on tbe county line, two fair sisters, who are ns near alike as two pens. Each tip the scales st exactly 142 lbs, are the same height, and there is bat very little difference in their looks and yet one is aged SI and the other 14 years. —The chemical works await the ar­ rival of its retorts, stills, etc. As the order were given only a month ago,the foundries and shops doing the work have had to make extra time in order to get oat tbe work. Mr. Sears informs us that be is bound to have the works running in June, and tbe moment the material arrives he will put on a large force of men and will have things in running order in a hurry. —Humpbery Atchison’s, suspecting Bill. Bartley of breaking into his black­ smith shop and cutting np his bellows, aa stated in last weeks News, bad Bill, arrested on Saturday charging him with burglary,with felonous intent and the day ox examination set for Tuesday following, but with that day came J. A. Sweecy of Hastings, who found a crook in the papers, and tbe case was laid over until the 21st of May. —On Thursday as Dun Myers was bringing a load of fruit trees, boxed for shipment, to the station, from Ri­ ans’ nur^ry, in west Kalatro, and just Brown’s lew barn, the lines broke and the horse. started on a run. tipped the forward wheels and came toward town, but was stopped as they were Dearing Jim Davis’. Dan wm slightly injured and both borsee tmdly bruised. Devoted to the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun. | TERMS; $150 per Year. I Credit SuBscRimpxs $1.70. NASHVILLE. BARRY CO.. MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1880. —About three o’clock, Saturday, Hirani Coe left bis team in charge of his son George, at the plaining mill of Lents &, Son’s, while be went inside on business, and in a few minutes the boy’s attention was drawn away from tho team, and the engine of the mill starting up just tbert, frightened tho team which started with frightful rapidity out of tbe yard and across tbe street,-and became impaled on Steye. Sprinkett’s capstan which stood near the end of the furniture store. No ser­ ious damage was done except jaming some of the hair off che legs of one of the horses. AKKESTED FOB MUBDEB. LOCAL 0IBBLE-0 ABBLE. THE HB3T Gnu. r.n On Wednesday our people had tbe Nature smiles her lovliest. Sous far BUine; w»»kb«r> tiw ■««■<! privilege of witnessing something that “Dead asleep!” “Wide awake!” Etocws, eu. never before was seen in peaeful and Peach trees and awnings are in bios—7— law-abiding Nashville. ’Twas a mur­ Bom. The Republican County Convention derer. On the morning named, Chas. Capt. Boise is building “wo’nns” a convened at the court house in HastC. Dunham, Sheriff of Wexford Co., barn. in*rH> according to announcement, on accompanied by H. W. Davis, Deputy No loafing on dry goods boxes this Thursday. Hon. G®o- K. Beamer of Sheriffof Kent Co., arrived in this vil­ wason. Irving, was elected chairman and Hon. lage and hunting up Deputy Sheriff Mrs. Jno. M. Roe is visiting relatives DCook- of Hastings, See., T B. Leo informed him that there was big at South Bend, Ind. , Diamond, Daniel Striker and A. G. game in this 'neighborhood; working A car-load of tanks for the chemical KI,P«^ck were appointed a committee for a fanner some distance west of the works arrived on Tuesday. on credentials, who reported a full delvillage, was one George Sutton, who Den Green living two miles east, has ««*tion present from each town, except was charged with killing a man named become the fond father of a lb boy. Assyria, as follows: —Runaways have became so frequent Phelps in Wayne Co,, III., and requestCharley Wileox of the Wolcott. JHSfeXlaitVat of late that the ladies and children liv­ hls co-operation. Of course Herb, po^t^th. French coin lorica the a ing on tbe north side of the river, are consented and taking L. Durkee along tfaek Gilbert Striker. C. M. Headerabot tad afraid to venture across the bridge if a to leatf^people to believe they were date 1738. | A new arrival of humanity at E. ^ciSurtoo ^?Shn Ke»<!e. Friend D. Scale., Lewi. team from either way is in sight, and taking assessments, the party moved Warburton’s Maple Grove. He weighs Du’k“’'.w“- D*y1D«. 1- J. Wheeler, orno Strong, a side walk seems to be a needed ne­ cautiously west-ward. Lee and Durkee took the lead and on about 8 lb.. cessity. Only last Saturday, Mrs. Hol­ In order to reduce atock, the Wolcott s. J. ou! ler had just crossed the bridge, not making inquires found out that W. B. k D. Jobnnn and a Rreroon. ' three minutes before a team came Stillwell had a man by. the name of hardware will hereafter sell nails at »<.« rate, per keB. XhET. Sutton working for him, and tho game innning across, and had she been many Na«heillei.»„ immense market for m J W minutes later, a terrible accident would itself was soon spotted in a field near Hope—K. P. Chandler. J.M. l olllater, J. W. Carinevitably have been tho result. A the roadside picking stone. A signal eggs. Ab high as ISO.dozen have been marketed in one day. ~a.LT. J.l. MWdim, oter ttw. foot bridge attatched to the main was given to the officers and L>*w. and Old tyrs. Lockhart, Mrs. Lin sea and I’j’ss-Ow.K.Bmner.j. j.Henderohott, 6»mbridge would cost but a small sum and Herb, drove on. Driving up the Wex­ ,, , uel Booah.J. J. Wing. J. Jordan and A. T. Ha'ataattl Johnstown—E. F/Nye. A. G. Dewey, W. Clark, j>erhaps be the means of avoiding ford county Sheriff drew rein , remark­ Mro. Troxel Jiving a sew miles north ing to Sutton, “that’s n fine colt you’ve are all damreroudy ill. some fatal accident. Philander E. Miller of West CastleC. IL Palmer, E. G. Pot’ier and T.H. hr wo. —On Monday George Phillips, a got there; I must have a look at that .__ . . .___ Oranreriiio-E. Hauern.,1. H Earl, L. a Nteb- $4.50 was presented and on lisa taken unto himself a wife, a ob. H c. Turner and u f. Cook. young man living some four miles colt.” and jumping out of his buggy ♦on. Miss Pierson of Olivet. PralrlerUlo-A C Town., M. J. Gem. A. B. Frar. had both bis cant-hooks fastened to north of tho village, whs arrested by a The chemical works awaits tbe arriRutland—c. Lcrosin, A^D.Iiork^j^b.lienSui. Ivarrant issued from ’Squire Powers the criminal’s breast-works before he rival of it. retort, and .till, from the court, which charged him with assault could say Jack Robinson or think of manufacturers in Chicago. w and battery upon George Thomas, a the trusty seven-shooter, that reposed Mrs. C. L. Collier has bought and and j.c'Bray. youth of 14, living with John Franck. iu his hip-pocket, and gave him a shake moved co to Jacob Miller'. Ove nrr. e, ‘S.VeetSb.'i.V' ‘j"» | that he will reiueiuber to tho gallows. Phillips, it appears, lives on Franck’s tioi>nM«.d f j. Sutton soon wis wearing bracelets a mile and a half south of town. old place, and when George was sent Dr. Bodine nf Niles says Sam. Rob­ C. Noy» um! John Dall. and ou his way to thia village, where over after some chickens that Ifrapck A motion was made and carried that had left there, he waxed saucy, and he remained at the hotel, a curiosity to inson, by careful treatment, can save his fingers. We’re glad to hear it. the roll be called, and each delegate re Phillips “booted” him out of the yard, be viewed by several hundred, until C. C. Wolcott is grading his lots in spond giving his first and second and the arrest followed. The trial of mail train boiehim to Grand Rapids, the case was set for Friday following, where he will be jailed until called for rear of the hardware, in order to erect choice for Presidential nominee, which aericultuml implement sheds thereon. resulted as follows : and the prisoner released upon giving by the Sneriff of Wayne Co.. Ill. The McGraw property nsar the Wol­ We embraced the favorable oppor­ First choice—Blaine 80, Washburn 4. sufficient bail until that time. tunity to interview tho prisoner, while cott house, was sold at administrator’s Edmunds 3 and Grant 1. —Charb s Wilson of Kalaino gave a at the hotel, and his statement is sub­ sale last week and II. M. Lee bid it in. Second choice—Washburn 85, Sher­ “shin-dig” party and a big “font” on The wife who has a smile for her man 14, Grant 14, Edmunds 10, Blaine stantially as follows: The murder was . ■ Wednesday night. The "font” was commited in Mount Erie, Wexford husband when he comes into tbe honse 6, Ferry 4, Fish 1, Garfield 1, Logan 1, something after this manner: Ed. will not drive him to a saloon to get and Henry Ward Beecher 1. Co., 111., about two years ago. Phelps, ' Oldfield, who was laboring under a . __ .. . the murdered man, lived on Sutton’s one. A motion was made that each Repheavy load of hard cider accused. Sam. brother’s place adjoining his mothers Mr. John Day. of Baltimore, liasl>een rescntative district organize on separFowler of "selling mighty poor whisky farm. His mother’s geese bothered appointed administrator of the estate ate sides of the hall, and each elect five in Nashville,” when Wilson remarked iha't • OWBrid nZw ad^d a<»d Hrt- Phelps, who sassed her, when Sutton of Mrs. MinervA Corleu, deceased, of delegates to represent Barry county in the State convention to be held at Detook it up, flinging vile epithets reck­ Maple Grove. ing.” Ed. didn’t stop to deny the “soft Clement Smith of Hn^no. will talk tn.it on M.y IStb. their choice to be lessly. Phelps retaliated with a club Impeachment” but sailed into Wilson, and Sutton his jack-knife, and Phelps temperance to the East Castleton R. R. ratified by the convention, which was and got thumped on the fronti*piece The result of wasknived four times in the side, re- C. nt the Hosmer school house to- unamionsly carried. until heshed great streams of claret Jor .... ceivftg injuries that caused his death night, Mnyt 1st. their choice was as follows : his pains. But the beligerents washed r, , r Fnend D. Soules and wife of Barn-.vs~* ,,ot District ui.Mialu Cook look ot four days later. Sutton immediately hirst Hon. u D.. R. of up and soon ogain“on with the dance'* । fled and has avoided arrest until up to villc, start for Angola, Ind., via team, Hastings, Hon. Leander Lnpham of was the watch-word of the hour. ; thia time. Claims that be done the to visit friends and attend a golden MapleGrove.Orno Strong of Castleton, —Now that the barber shop Eugene Davenport of Woodland, and • “setters” ; deed in self-defense and says he is wedding to-day. and professional mon are dis<-nnsing afraid to go back to Ill., for f .-ar that On Wednesday Al. Rasey had the L. E. Knappen of Hastings. the probability of Frank Parker’s em-1 Co. ..." will ‘take ein- 1t1|;,le ’. people of Wexford" 6Z* ' Second District. of satisfaction of seeing Lis building, ____A 1. ......... —W. P. Sidnam «. igmting to Leadville, perhsp. it few him’lrom the jail and mob him. IL. I. bought of J. Lentz, arrive safely and Barry, R. - E. Com l>s of Thornapple, C. . He is words in regard to Frank’s modus oper- nppar. ntly about 38 years of age and placed npon its new foundation. W. Armstrong of Yankee Springs, — Hon. andi of traveling may not be uninter­ wears as ugly a “mug” as wo have aven The M. E. Social will ^be postponed Geo. K. Beamer of Irving and M. J. esting to the general public. Last sum- for many a day. His story is probably I until one week from Tuesday evening Gosa of Prairieville. mor when he went oat to acek his for- ajilK-handle ao ’ rt ofalair. I nt which time it will be entertained at <• J lu.iiuiv I v u, it .111 • Each delegation was instructed to tune he traveled several hundred miles Suttoo |IIU, b*.n a n.ai(ient of Cadil- th-» residence of Stephen Walrath. All vmmticiee .hoalda,., occur, ued the on the front platforms of baggage cars lacsevend months, bringing with him Marshal Parker complains of much convention, which was pronounced one __ rears of tenders, and, occasionally, the p|pCe a wnom he mar­ fast driving upon onr principal streets. of the most harmonious ever held in ' tram, all free gratis for nothing. The rje(i idnce committing the crime. One But bo is bound to enforce the law, Hastings, adjourned. s bov« state that once he straddled the da>, about threo weeksago, Sheriff, even if Nashville never has any trot­ cowcatcher, imagining he had struck a Dunham had occasion to ride quite ting stock. HET SUB80BIBEBS. soft thing, but the engine when wpl! hurridly no to the place where Sutton Will. Clark is now permanently lo­ underway a nt..,., short-horned waM working, working, and and like guilty being being cated in the harness business in this The following are the_______ names___ of— tbe “ “7....... collided with .. uu.ucu | WJW like a a guilty —»_______ Durham, and as there waan t room for tbat he was he immediately cut stakes village and is turning out lots of good new subecribersthat have been added both on the -catcher" they hastily „„ und ,-amouwal the country, which work at extremely low prices. See his to onr subscription book during the Rot off together, landing tn a briar ,u.[ion caused the anapiciom. BherilT to ad. in another column. month of April, just past: patch, where thev enjoyed a due rest, spot ,IK,t him him as aa a a man man guilty guilty of of some some Hastings. Dr. Wickham was made happy by and breathing spell, but Frank was np grave crime or misdemauor and pro ♦he present of a fine girl baby from his and doing before the next train came ceeded to investigate the matter and wife on Saturday last. Already has he Griffin, T. G. Cnlmxn. J F. lUboock. J. M. along. However he thinks it isn’t safe soon learned that he was wanted in donned a now suit of clothes and be­ Stool. L K An-irui. E. N. Outer, O. M. ResdffnhaU, C H. G*atkcll, D. J. fibriwr, E. Bump. to ride on “cow-catchars”and consequ­ Wayne Co., III., for murder, and also gan an addition to his house. ently will freeze on to the tail gate of learned thathe was iu this vicinity The glad smiles that have been play­ DOWLING. the cars when be goes to Leadville. from a letter sent to Cadillac when ing acroM the features of our. young —Another big runaway happened ou our streets last Saturday, which in point of speed, eclipsed tho one of the week before. Bert Cooper of Maple Grove, drove up to Holler’s mill and left his team unhitched while he went into the mill, and the idea struck the team to go up town without a driver and accordingly they started, and iu less time than it takes to pen the words, they were rattleing over the bridge and np the street at a break-neck gait. In passing by tbe furniture store the wag­ on struck the hind end of James Mil­ ler’s wagon, and made a three wheel vehicle of it in an instant; instead of cheeking their speed it only accelerat­ ed it, and they speed onward down Main street and turning the corner at Parody’s, ran eastward till near the beading mill,when they they turned up tne street north and somewhere in that vicinity lost the wagon-box. and in turning tbe corner near D. C. Griffith’s residence, the reach was broken and the hind wheels and axletree went •ummerBaulting off on a tangent, and the team came down on the home stretch nearly tired out and were brought to a standstill by trying to run through the gate between Truman’s •tore and Roe’s meat market, which wm closed. No inluriea were received either by the horses or persons along the route, but more than twenty folks were badly scared. be camo here and made tbe arrest as friend, Freel T. Boise, this week, were caused by the advent of a daughter, above stated. which occured early on Monday morn­ —Tbe county temperance convention ing. P. W. Knaop of Hastings, is agent held at Hastings on Tuesday, was well for the celebrated Geneva N. Y. nurser­ attended, nearly every township in tbe ies, and will soon commence canvasing county being represented. Mr. Sagenthis locality for orders. He has tbe dorph was expected to address the reputation of pleasing his patrons, and meeting at 4 oclock but was unable to those who give him an order will do be present. Very interesting remarks well. were made by Mrs. A. Bailey, Rev’s The Allegan and Barry county his Orwick of Woodland and’ Masters of tory men keep arriving. The last fa Hastings, The main object of the con­ rivals at Tho Wolcott are George Shaw, vention was to appoint a cojpmittee David Schwartz, and D. W. Ensign, in every township to see that petitions wlio is a partner in the publishing for signatures of voters to submit the house located at Philadelphia. constitution amendment to the people were thoroughly circulated. Mr. Mar­ makes the drawing,for the Allegan and tin and L. J. Wheeler were appointed Barry Co. history, arrived here on Satfor Castleton. L. J. Wheeler, Calyin Ainsworth, H. A. Barber, J. M. Martin, H. W. Flint, Mrs. Ainsworth, Mrs. Wil­ son and Mrs. Wheeler, attended as del­ egates from Nashville. The ladies of Hastings W. C. T. U. furnished a splen­ did dinner for delegates present. Ac­ tion was taken towards holding a gen­ eral temperance grove meeting some time in June. The officers of permanPres., Enoch Andrews Sec., and 8. J. Biddleman, Treasurer. eral domiciles in the rural districts. From all we can learn the history will be immense for tbe money. Rev. J. F. Orwick, of Woodland, will address tbe people of Nashville and vi­ cinity on tbe temperance question, at May B. Mr. Orwick is oae of the most MOBOAN NUMBER 32. WAYBIDE JOTHNaa Banfield is to have a tri-weekly mail. H. F. Bellen'ger is taking the assess­ ment of Barry township. Rob’t Marshalfof Barry is sick. We noticed the following improve­ ments in Hickory Corners and vicinity. H. M. Byington, anew horse bam; Jno. Trick, a new house, and H. M. Rock­ well is building a fine residence and Al­ fred Bradley has the material on the ground for a new dwelling. Tho following acrostic will be appre­ ciated by a few, who know that In JohnMown 1 «u riding al twi'lgbt gray. Eastward bound, while planning thto lay; Common Council Proceedings. J Council Rooms, I Nashville, April 37, 1880, Regular meeting held. Present, Chipman, President, Boston, Ohls, Roe, Reynolds, Downing and Cook, Trustees. The account of 1 T.’ "S C. ’ Downing *for “* inotiou allowed by ayes and nays as follows: ayes. Downing, zttJOhls, Cook, Roc, «*_ Bosten and Reynolds, nays, none, The account of Win. Parker 'for $13.­ -----------------42 was presented and on motion 1*119*ed by ayes and nays a* follows: ayes. Downing, Olds, Cook, Roe, Boston and Reynolds, nays. none. 'rhe bond of Henry Zuschnitt as sa- ’ ioonist, was presented arid on motion rejected by ayes and nays as follows: tvea, Boston, Downing And Roc, nays, Olds, Cook and Reynolds, which being a tie the President voted nay. On motion council adjourned. F. McDerby, E. Chipman. Clerk. -President. LOCAL MATTERS. If you call on vour druggist for “Dr. Sellers’ Cough Syrup,” we pledge im- uivuuhc intdiate tvuvt refief inn. and cun: cure uu on miutv short uo no lice. ----- --. . . .------ 1-------- -------» nr v The i no latest styles style* or of iiew new nmiinniilliuery, just received at Mbs. Crocker’s. ------------------------- ---------- - A Card. Having bought for cash, a fine as*’»:t™‘!ur..of hardware, iron, nails,gUas, At“"l S.H K’Jh'i.S all my old customers and may new ones. 1’hull keep go<Ml goo<|s and sell at fair prices. A a ipeeialty made of builders hardware. Thanking the people, of usrnware. surrounding country Nashville and the nut rounding countr" for courtesies in the past, I shall work' to increase them in tho future. Call Respertfnilv, . . *nd see me. Frank C. Boise. Dr. J. Graves a throughly post­ ed yeterincry surgeon of Kalamo, will be iu Nashville every Saturday. Surgery “ T a “ specialty. Can be found at H.G. Hale’s. La>oh! Ix>ok! .JLook! ... L. Russell loaning money at aston-* irfling| , low is - SidlaS,"^isbingly rates, on good farm seen-rity. Cali Call for rates at liis his Real Estate ritv. Exchange, —u-------- — Hastings. ------33-37. ty- A large line oi wall paper at F. t. Boise WFowl Meadow Grass, itedTupand Feld Peas, at the Nashville Elevator... 27tf *--------------**— A insworth & Brooks"■ ^ ." For Sa :e or Trade. 80 acres land in St Francis county, Arkansas, S miles from depot, iu the village of Wheatley. 30 acres prairie, 80 acres timber, log house on' it but not finished, selected the land myself, price $300. Address, Jas. H. Kennard. __________ Nashville, Mich. ty* Hale’s Honey of Hoarhound of Tar, for caughs and consumption at H. G. Hale’s. The newest styles of springsuits for men and boys just'received at D. C. Griffith’s. CEDAR CREEK. JOHNSTOWN. BEDFORD. MAPLE GROVE. Call at W. 8. Powers’ law office fofrmoney to loan jrt a low rate of interest ou farm property. EW- ,?kea lu for New Merer MewCleadi! CARLTON. rOODLAND. ________ Rrr' c" A<telM> Dr­ narhville. ” I am now nicely located in my new store, and am receiving daily, new goods of tbe venr latest styles and pat­ terns. Pleaae take particular notice, my goods are made up from the latest for cash and will be sold accordingly. xi. GT Window curtains and fixtunmal othk* ranopncm. i kem always in plate line of patent money; would take bmm on oM mD. C. Gkifftth. TJejwdentfatagM patient* into <*raDta.______ coanty and has few superiors as & imitation teeth with •peaker. Let every body tarn out and long. Thia Betties the bear him. timid woman at once. �and whether it had done very much to prevent tho carrying of concealed weap­ something, Georgia, ana then—thw ons in New York. ■" Well, Pre had my lesson,” said Mr. you can read the letter and you’ll unWren, "And it waa one that taught me the danger of carrying weajKms. I had hand on my ptatU to shoot John moment and cloned his my Wilkos Booth once, and I wish I had, for I drew on him on the morning al tho ▼ery day that he assaiNunated Lmcoln." There was no further talk about cou­ for I**P Ixdore ly within. Th® Hennit sat n floor enveloixxl in a torn » blanket His hat was off, long, gray hair w» his L unkempt His eyes, a could plainly see, as he ling tho window, combined oaf pleading expression a sort of feverish glitter, and tho whole attitude of tho man was ono of despair. it go In liis hands ho held what appeared to be a photograph and an old letter, and ho never moved his eyes from them. Tho rest of the room that camo with­ in Georgia's field of vision betokened me, cleanliness, but at tbe samo time ex­ drin and trass; 64^3740418838661 had her • good his companion took a look, after which like, sold they -both softly retreated some little oat distance into the timber and paused. "Well?" said Boney. could “Darned queer,” said Georgia. “ Kinder sick looking, eh ?" I Georgia nodded his head tlioughtgentle I fully. ie- but “Let's see the boys about it," said > come Roney, and then they both retraced their into ist rd steps to the saloon. • I The boys listened with interest to the I report, and pulled their lieards and have J scratched their heads in attempts to ob­ ithize i tain a solution as to what ailed the Her­ with ! mit. Many and various were tho expln- the grief, | nations given, and then they decided 1 that Georgia and Roney had Ixnter go and rou&ly I back and knock at the door and inquire, b stole ! at any rate', if anything was wrong ; so, from •down thereupon the two once more started up the r tho trail. They knocked—first softly | and then louder—but elicited no responM' or caused any show of life within, “the. o-------------------------------------- 1 giv­ ■ save the extinguishment immediately of ing the guardianship of my child—mv THE HERMIT ■ tho light. Alice—to her uncle, because they said I ) “No use,” whispered Roney, and, was unfit to take care of her.' Georgia, they mi left we the uiuo little • if but one kind word had been said— Away up on tho main range—tho /without further ler wora, wey Sierra Madro—of the Rocky mountains, cabin and its solitary and eccentric occu- only one—I wouldn’t have been the fool feet above the sea, rests a little ■ pant, and joined uieir icomrades. -uuu»uct. well, I1 lelt west. I1 ned their ।, I was. Well, left ana and went West. trnext day passed, and tho next, stopped drinking. I have new» touched mining camp of some twen^r twenty or twenty-1 twenty-1 The ugh log Altos was taken"*L-om *vc rough log . cabins—right on the i. and the Hermit gave no signs of existe exist- j, a drop Hinee since Alice token from me. edge of tjmhm-linetimber line. North. North, «nnth south, owt east1 ence ( That o evening the — mail 2------camo — in , | You believe me, Georgia?” ana west huge jx-Aks ’ tower in their1 “ and among tho letters was one, in a d “ 3" th? "Yes,” said Georgia. KxaasivB grandeur and rear their stony woman’s>.. —.i for T.u.ra hand, John Hanner, xfir. Min- 1i "After a while.I wrote to her uncle, farad* to the rising and setting sun, and oral City, Son Juan county, Colorado. 1 j j him of my new life and asked aeon like grim old sentinels keeping There was not such a personage in the him if I couldn't at least write to my litwatch over the little basin in which are county, so for as tho boys knew, but I tl0 girl. T ---- ' in '07, and --«-*• ------That1was she was 10 the cabins, collectively known os Min­ Georgia suddenly --------**'"* that •’* ” ' suggested it years ol old. Ho took no notice of my leteral City. The mountain sides are might be for the I--------ermit.----------------------This twopd ter_ ’ •earned and ribbed with, the rich silver most probable, and he was deputed to “ He’s a------ ” broke in Georgia, but carry it up and deliver it, if correct suddenly checked himself before coaabaftM and tunnels echo daily to the As Wore, all tho knocking failed to | eluding. . dong of drill and sledge as the hardy obtain an answer, and Georgia, after a “ Then I thought perhaps he hadn’t miners delve after the metallic treasures moment's hesitation, put his shoulder to of these great store-houses. the... door and with as little noise os ]>oe- got it, so I got my money together and Near the blacksmith shop, where the , siblo burst the wooden button off that went East. But he haa, Georgia; he It wits no use. though; he wot unmelodious ring of drills and picks I served as a lock. The next instant and had. being sharpened is heard nil the day and I Georgia was in the room. Tbe Hermit wouldn't believe in me, und wouldn't let far into the night, a little cabin stands | ]By extended upon the floor, his face me see my little girl. He said she unobtrusive upon its rocky foundation, flushed and hot with fever, and his long, should never know but yhat ho was her There is an air of neatness about its } thin fingers nervoualvand re­ ’ — father, at least until she wm of age. I o/ grasping laxing again tho torn blanket on which tried the courts, but I spent all my mon­ ey without changing the decree. Then ho teased. . ■well for the patience, taste and skill of ' “What's tho matter, old pard?" said I gave it up and came back West again. ita builder. In fact, the cabin is point­ Georgia, as ho raised the old man's I gained one thing, though. The Judge ed out as a fine Bjiecimea of frontier head. . . said tliat when Alice was 21 she should architecture. The fevered eyes slowly turned to­ be offered tho choice of coming to me, The solitary owner and occupant of ward his face, tho emaciated fingers her lather, or remaining with her guard­ tius little building was known through- opened, and the poor, lonely old fellow ian. I had to rest satisfied, and I have worked and worked to got money for my ■cut the comp as “ the Hermit.” Not, said huskily: little girl. I scrimped some, Georgia, be it understood, because of his imitating “ Don’t tell her I” but there's nearly $12,000 in bank for thoae poor old beings of ancient story “Who—tell who?" her now,” and the old man’s vote© and who dwelt in caves and fled at tho apmanner were full of pride. know.” “ Blio was 21 last June, and Tve been "’Thinking of his folks in the States,” worked his mine alone, and, when join- muttered Georgia, and then tenderly and waiting for her letter. I knew it would the rest of the men about the fire in carefully he lifted tho sick man in his come. Oh, Georgia, if sho only knew tbe saloon, always sought a corner and arms and strode away to his own cabin. how I have worked for ner; how I have The news of the Hermit’s sickness waited, all alone, but still working and spread through the camp, and blankets waiting; but she has written now, and He waa vastly different from the feet and food camo from all quarters for his to-morrow, Georgia—to-morrow, or next of his fellow laborers. Ho never drank ; use. The store was ransacked for the day, I must start East. We will be ka never swore; but, in his quiet, unob­ beet that it could afford A terrible very, very happy together, and—but trusive way, would sit and gaze intently slaughtering of mountain grouse took read her letter—you know all now,” and place that nch broths might be made for tho lids closed over the feven’d eyes, and the invalid. One man traveled sixteen the poor old man murmured, “little miles to Silverton to secure a can of Alice, little Alice." Georgia tore open the envelope and peaches, and tho men almost fought in •aided stoop in his shoulders; a long —v.v.va.b.1 nml unfolded the letter, and tho old man feebly drew nearer in joyful, happy beard, plentifully streaked with gray, aed a pair of wearied, restless, nervous, but kept them away, admitting only ono eagerness. yearning eyes, that somehow appealed or two to aid him in the care of the old to the rough but good-hearted miners. man. But despite all this attention the Mail came twice a week in Mineral old fellow sank and sank, anditsoon be­ have only to nay that I regrut that the man whose habit* killed my mother should also bear and the saloon was the jioHtoffioe. came evident that tho mountain fever tbe title of my father. I sincerely hope that Megulorly upon the carrier's arrival the hail one more victim. the Almighty will pardon where we cannot. Atjo Habmub." Hermit would join the crowd and listen One night Georgia sat smoking his pipe and musing. The owner at the Georgia turned toward the old man. letter had been found, for in his ravings “My God,” he said, “tbe Hermit is tho old man had often mentioned the name Hanner, but the boya feared lest he would i— _u—u a;— l../.— —»■ -^-ng it, and thia Lime in the Tea-Kettle. n away to What was he & the boys ®atfar from the scanty yield of his mine TK boys had often debated upon writetg a letter to the Hermit, for his emtinxial exp. station and his regularly latter disappointment touched them, but tfa-y argued that it would not be what it not contain Had tho old ____ w vea living, and where were they to be found? All things und many more came flitting through his brain, and he did not hear his patient slowly raise himself in bed and stare about him. The old mon looked the room over, and then his eyes rested on the burly form by the fire. “ Georgia," lie saidrein an instant Georgia sprung to his feet and hastened to the bedside. The old man smiled wearily. , " Tell me all about it," he aoid. Georgia briefly recotmted the story of his illnews, touching but ligriitly on what not ta so painful to the he liad done and laying great stress on Several of them oi&ed tho Post- “ But, now, old man, you’ll soon be up und among 'em,” he concluded, with a cheerful laugh. “ No,” said the old fellow, with the same weary .•-.mile, “but—but I thank you." * “Oh, nonsense—that's all rightcrowded. And ■men showed in you’re only -a lectte shook up, you know —it’s nateral after taing au fur down aa you've ixt-n. You’ll soon ta all me in and Hie Hermit ' face lighted up with an eagerness that Every good housewife knows that an iron kettle used for heating water, that holds limo in solution, will, in a short time, become coated with that sub­ stance. This being a poor conductor of it will, of course, take a longer time to heat the water than when the kettle was new. Copper or tin vchhGIb do not anxiouM to learn more of the incident that Mr. Wren referred to. " Did you know Booth?" asked Mr. Lindsay. "Intimately. I had acted with him a season in Richmond, and been on the Southern circuit several times with him. I have slept with Booth many and many a time, and there was no one of mv friends that was tatter liked." • Mr. Wren, taing urged to narrate the incident, began: • “When I had served my tunic in the army and got mv discharge, I made an engagement with Mr. Grojrer, who then had ono of the Washington theaters un­ der lease. There were quite a numtar of my old friends in Washington, actors who were well known, at least to the profearion. There was Jim McCullom, Sam Chester, John Jennings, Sam Vernejr, and others, and we used to meet sociallv everv Sunday night. Home­ times Wilkes Booth would join us. He would frequently tell us, when wo asktxl him where he'd been so long—fur we M ould not see him wound sometimes for days, and then he would suddenly ap­ pear—that he had been taking horaoback rides. He used to argue with us on the merits of the Southern cause. “ On the afternoon that the Marine Band serenaded Lincoln when he re­ turned from his visit to Richmond, Sam Verney, Jennings, and myself went to the White House, and, on our return, went to the office of C. D. Heas, who was manager for Mr. Grover. Wo were going to hear a new play read. We were claying ‘ Aladdin ’ at Grover’s, and Miss Effie German was leading lady. She was in Mr. Hess’ office with the others, if I remember aright At all events, Booth come in, and greatly in­ terrupted ns with Ilia violent Boceturion talk. I think this was on the Wednes­ day before the assassination. Booth asked Mr. Hess at tliat time, too, when President Lincoln was going to the the­ ater do see ‘ Aladdin,’ for the President had bSu invited to be present, and had promised to do ho. • “ The next day a number of ns, after rehearsal, were standing in front of Grover’s, and afterward we went into the lobby of the theater. As I now re­ memtar, there were Mr. O. H. Hew?, Mr. Verney, Mr. Jennings, and one or two other gentlemen. Booth came sauntering in. My impression was that ho had been drinking. “ He began nt once to talk ataut tho war. We didn't pay much attention to his wild talk, for we hod heard very much of it, but he finallv spoke of Lin­ coln by a very vulgar and profane term. That made me very angry. " ‘John,’ said I, ‘ what do you talk that way for ? The war is aver. Your uiuci in beaten. ik-uk-u. What nuui is tho me use of oi cryside is ing now? If you feel so bad, why didn't you tato the th. Southera you RO go into Southern nnu.. army, <u> as I did in tho Northern ? It don’t look well to brag now, when y6u never shouldered a musket for your side.’ “' Parhape I’vo done as much as you did for the cause, and can do more. Do you mean to nay that Fm a cow­ ssed ' to wish. I had shot Booth. If ^erylxidy had the experience I have A TOUGH STORY. " Ever heerd 'bout tho scrimmage me and Case had with a b'ar over 'long Rattlesnake creek?” asked old Jerry Greening, as he piled the logs on the fire in his cozy little cabin-nea PITH AND POHTT. Pike county,, are peculiarly ye know my son'Uose, don’t ye?—comes in. Wall, me an' Case an that 'ere ole didn't nee Booth again that evening. "The next morning, which was the day of the assassination, I went around to Ford’a Theater to see Miss Lanrn Keene, and, passing down the front lob­ by, supposing a rehearsal waa in progress, I saw H. Clay Ford and also Booth, who turned toward me and, as I supposed, made u movement to carry his threat into execution. I had on a light over­ coat and my revolver in the pocket, and I put my hand on it prepared to shoot through the pocket at Booth, for I sup­ posed it was going to be the best thing to get the firat shot Fortunately for me, perhaps unfortunately for the coun­ try, I waited an instant, and saw Booth extend his hand to me. He came up, saying, ‘ Won't you shake hands, that iron has an affinity for lime, which tho other vessels have not But this af­ finity can be overcome by coating the inner surface of the vessel with a. com­ pound of tannic acid and iron, which is insoluble in water and will not precipi­ tate lime. This is easily done. Taka a new tea-kettle and put a handful of oak bark into it, and keep it boiling for tlu-ee or four hours, filling it up from time .to time as tho water Ixiils away. The iron will get a jet-black coat of tan­ nate of iron, and will ta proof against that was the end of the trouble. “That evening, while Miss Gcnnon lime. Care must ta token that the ket­ tle does not boil dry end l>ecome heated waa singing * Sherman lias marchwj to to redness. A heat a little below that the sea,’ and I was standing in the ufegs point will destroy the coating. If the lime can ta fully removed from an old tea-kettle it can bo coated in the same manner ms a new one, but will require a and I presume Mr. Hess will remember it, ’That------ John Booth did it* I am sorry 1 waa profane, but perhaps that times. will'be pardoned. Jim McCallom, Sam sWtokept in dw tea-kettle will prevent Hall and I west up to Booth’s fattier's farm, in Maryland, the next morning, looking for Uixu, tor we had. heard him J^nrrn and Mreaidc. How long doee a widower mourn for his wife? For a second. What is better than a promising young man ? A paying one. the all-firedest yell ever I heerd, an outen the brush on' scrub oaks came a tremonjus black b'ar. I’ll be hanged if that b'ar wasn’t ten foot long. Wall, the b’ar stood still in the path, an’ looked at me an* Case, an’ Case an! me stood etill an* looked at the b'ar, an’ I’ll lie gosh hanged if ’twasn't ho com­ ical I just sot down on the- groan' an' luffed. Then Case he got up on his car 'cos we didn't have no gun nor nothin' with us, ’cejjtin’ a nax, an’ so he yells to me: "‘Reckon ye’d tatter git up a tree, ’nlese ye want ter git chawed into mince meat,’ sez he. " Jest about thet time Mr. B'ar made fur Case, on' I shinned up a tree. “ Wall, Cose he went fur the b’ar with the ax, an’ all of a suddent the ole con1 cern flew offen the handle; bo Case he started fur ter climb a tree ns the b’ar1 come fur him. Wall, sir, to se<’ C-ase n I climbin’ that or’ tree with that b'ar after । 'im was more'n I could stan", so I jest bust.out laffin’agin. Then Case, he got I red-hot mad, an; the way ho slung. the ' profan'ty roun’ were a caution. Jest I about the time he begin a callin’ me all ■ sort er names, that b’ar reached one of his paws np an* pulled off one of Case’s bates. He slid down the tree with the bate, and when he totehod the groan’ he struck fhat ar* bate jest like that 17ycnr-old dog of mine wud a rat. But the butt, didn't seem to satisfy him, so he clim the tree agin. Case saw him a cornin’, so he veils out, Tm a goner, dad!* I sez, 'Hold the fort, onv give him t'other bute.’ Jest than Case sex, ' ITl fix the ole cuss.' • "Wall, sir, that b’ar clim a’most to where Case were a-settin’, when all at ono't I see Case moltin' some motions with his fingers. Sez I, ‘ Be you afixin’hiin?' Sez he, ‘I be.’ Jest thon tho ole devil gave a ter'bio roar an’ let go tho tree. I s'pose you'll hardly . b.’liovo --------it,, but gosh hang me if that b’ar a a summerset in the air an’ ' light on his head. Yes, air, it’s a solem’ h "ht nn foe' thet thet b’ar fell on hiz head so hard thet he broke hiz neck. The whole thing were bo cussed oom'cal thet I got n-laffin' an’ fell clean off the limb I was straddlin' and nearly broke my neck. When Case come down outen the tree, sez made b’ar tumble?’ „ I,• ‘What ...... .. ........... , ,the ---------------------■ lookB at mo a then pulls out a popper-box. Wall. Wall, sir, «_popp»r-box. «ir; that Ural ar’ boy—I allera calls him boy though he’s 38 year ole cornin’ hnyin’-time—had stole the Me woman's pepper-box, just to tantlizo her, on' thet s what saved his life. Ho sprinkled the pepper in the b’ar’s eyes, an’ nearly drova him frantic, so ho dropped. But the strangest part of the story is the dog. When mo an' Case went back after the b'ar with a hoas an’ wagon, ITl be blasted if we didn't, fin’ that ole raller houn’ up 'nother tree, yellin' like sin. ‘Truth, sir, truth. Yes, sir, that ar' dog .he'd been bo scart that he just clim that tree 'thout thinkin'. Mebta you tliink I’m lyin’ when I say that b’ar weighed 550 poun’. But it’s the truth, sir. I never lied yet, an' I’m gettin’ too ole to learn, fur I’m nigh 70 years ole.” “ 'I didn't sav so, John,’ I replied, ' but I did say tfiat you ought to have showed your courage before you talk as you do now. ’ “ At this he got very angry. ‘ Yon call me a coward, do yon?' said he, and he drew his pistol at once. " I was angry, too, and a good deal mors foolish, , taing a hot-headed young fallow then of 27, but I also re­ membered that he had mo at an ad­ vantage. > "‘Hold on, John,’ I cried, throwing Floating Island. up my hands, 'lam not fixed. If you Among the many natural curiosities fir- now you will prove yourself a cow­ ard. Let me go home and get fixed, and of Tuolumne county it is not generally we’ll have this out—shoot on sight, if known that there is a “ floating island.''' Up in the "Siskiyona," lying like a "I had just that melodramatic and foolish bluster, and was silly enough to be in earnest in what I said', for Booth, after looking at me a minute, put up his pistol and said, * You want to be pre­ of animals. W’hen a man gete tight, the devil oquaw in&e, » m-auuiqp ruicri oi water, now utilized by a mining company as a reservoir. For many years the lake lias been a favorite and delightful resort for fishing parties, and contained nearly in its renter an island, comprising about an acre of ground, covered with luxu­ riant grass and a growth of willow and alder. It was never dreamed that the pretty little island was not terra firms, but when the bulkhead acroee the outlet of the lake dammed un its waters the island rose slowly until it had been ele­ vated fully sixteen feet above its original level It would be a queetion for the naturalist rattier than the geologist to determine the age of this floating island, aa it is evidently made up entirely of decayed vegetation. Perhaps at some remote period the roots of a tree, uptorn by the mountain storm, drifting out in tbe lake, formed the nucleus from which the island has grown, but it seems sin­ gular that it should have remained an­ chored and unchangeable in ite position. Phyhic, says-an bld surgeon, is tbe art of amusing the patient while nature cures the disease. tion. It always warns the burglar in season for him to get out of the way be­ fore anylxxly can shoot. “How swnr the moonlight sleeps upon this bank,” as the burglar re­ marked to his pal while they gazed at the institution they intended to rob the first dark night. 'A Chester Valley (Pb. ) young lady is the owner of several calls lilies, the roots of which were procured for her “ Don’t be afraid, ” saida snob to a German laborer, “sit down and moke yourself my equal.” “I vould haff to blow my prains out," was the reply of the Teuton. ‘ ‘ that a few of our citizens could be per­ mitted to live till they die a natural death, so ns to show the world what a ___ _ _____ i i__ in_______ >__ -»n____ ।___ i who asked him o question, that he usu­ ally received pay for his advice. " Then," said lawyer No. 1, extending 50 cents, tell me all you know, and give me 1 mck/the change.” A laly tells something which ought to have remained a oecret with her sex. It is that a woman in choosing a lover considera a good deal more how the man will be regarded by other women than whether she loves him herself. When b man’s wife comes in and sees him razor in hand und with his foci? all lather, and asks him : "Are yon shav­ ing ?” it’fl a provoking thing in him to answer : “ No, Tm blocking the stove,-” but it’s human nature to so reply.— Boston Seasonable work : . The farmer turns the furrow with a carelesa unconcern ; and tiie farmers works the handle of the big, old-fashioned churn. Their son sorts out the 'tatera for plantin’ in the cellar, while their daughter on the back porch is talkin’ to her feller. “ Men should not allow. their wives to split wood,” says-a con temporary. This refuse when liis wife cornea up with tears in her eyes and rays, “ Now do, dear, let me go down cellar and split wood for an hour to get up on appetite." " Jou made a fool of me," said an ir­ ritated man to his wife, “ and that’s the way you got me to marry you.” “ My love, sweetly responded the wife, " you Ax Oil City gentleman who hnd trav­ eled in Europe said he was at a dinner one day iu Faria, and while telling a story was attacked with a sudden and continued fit of sneering. When he ceasod a Russian gentleman at another table, named Pliteheekee, turned around and complimented him on his correct pronunciation of the Russian language. water AM ’ AraM H HIM raill. "But I am sure you do." "Oh.no, ma’am." “Now will you say solemnly that you do not put water in your milk?’ "Well, ma'am, well, I must say that sometimes I put some water in the can and then put the milk in that, but I never put water in the milk." one day. His friend did not eaem to take it quite all in. “ Why," exclaimed who understand color?" “And who are they Y’ at lost asked the friend. “ Why vi/te(Orr.) Senthtci. ' Gloeose Mannfacture. There appears to be quite a furor in the West in connection with the manu­ facture of glucose from corn. A large nnmtar of factories are taing set up; one at Ghieago, it is said, will have a capac­ ity of 20,000 bnahels a dav. A bushel of corn produces 30 pounds of glucose self with a revolver, when (grape sugar) or 8 gallons o( sirup. The burglars enter Uie store in Hiigar costs 2 cents a pound, the core �ra k» find lava. *ad ni:iOfc the conquest, in UMVKP EVERY EATVEDAT MOEXtMO. Al VMhTiUe. Michigan. He had graceful parish admired the Bat ao- day, to the surprise of hut friends, Mr. Benedict sold his favorite. tho rewtoh. “He WM growing unruly, the pastor. . “ But I thought lam a very orderly With an IMMENSE STOCK of New and Freeh The crown of ORNO STRONG, “No, ho was growing quite unruly," Answered the minister; “he once got into the pulpit, and, I thought it waa time to part with him." The twjona clergyman would allow nothing to interfere with his purpose of life. . If any of our readers would under­ stand our Lord’s injunction as to cutting off the hand and plucking out the eye, let them read Matt. xviu. 8, 9, in the light of this anecdote. WEALTHT~MENOF SEW YORK. _____ _________ 1150,­ 000; two large center diamonds, $10,000 each, making $20,000; fifty-four smaller diamonds, placed at the angles of the former, each ,$500; four crosses, each OFFICE IK TRCMANH BRICK. SECOND BTOSY. composed of tweiity-Qve diamonds, $60,­ 000; four large diamonds on the top of |W=, tho crosses, $20,000; twelve diamonds contained in the flew de lit, $50,000; |uo eighteen stnaller diamonds contained in the same, $10,000; pearls, diamonds, etc., upon the arches and crosses, $50,000; also, 141 small diamonds, $25,000; twentw-six diamonds in the upper cross, $15,000; two circles of pearls about the in the world outside rim, $15,000. The cost of the stones in ,’uria, says tho Wall the crown, exclusive of the metal, is, Street Daily News, cau show os much therefore, nearly $500,000. private'wealth oh the city of New' York. Hari-Karl—Hari-kari is a form of The richest man in England at present suiadp-'perfonned in Japan by cutting is the Duke of Westminster, whose in­ g' ’ abdomen by two crosswise cuts come from London property alone is es­ 10rt sword. Nearly tdl Japanese timated nt £400,000. His rural land carry ou their jK-raun two VILLAGE QFFICEKS estate yields some £100,000 more. His , one long, to fight on enemy total income from real and personal es- I PtMUeot—William Killen. d tlie other short, to perform tat*? aggregate about $3,500,000. Great . with, if their own honor is at us is this income it does not come up to ii all damaged. It is a very common pracVillar* Attorney—\V the income enjoyed by John - Jacob’ us by so doing a man’s honor is Astor and William H. . Vanderbilt, New* j saved. Officials are often commanded I Marshal—l. C. BoD*. York's" — chief r* millionaires. -----rZZuZ;.* The Astor I to kill themselves by this method when ’ fortune, at present n^Ute^rahu-s « . ftdleQ hlU, I estimated at not fan $100,000,000, h dlildron Mariettas. .tale Mr. Vwtotalt J! 0,'i, x their father's IoU1er-« po­ _r and their X | EmODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH—A. D. Nawlargest accumulation of private wealth ■ ... , A r. •, .11 jVl tow , Paator. K-rvicea every Babbalh at WH “ Were it not for public, private wor­ in America. Mr. Vanderbilt’s yearly in- । sition, but not so if the suicide lias taken a. m. and 7 p. m. Sabbath school at 12 ta. Prayer place unbidden. Persons who have suf­ mectluc ovary Thursday evening. ship would soon lie at an end. To thia, came exceeds $5,000,000. fered unendurable affront, which cannot i -------------------under God, the church of Christ owes its Tlie late Rothschild, of Paris, left a otherwis.* be satisfied, sometimes kill ' NJ ASHVILI.K LODGE. No. aaj. a A M a^ulx*ing and its continuance. Where there fortune of 1,000,(XX),000 irancs ($200,worship there is no religion, religion. oqq qqoj. It must, however, be remem- tl..-mrol,<» ta thi. w.y. wd U.O. »tady is no public warship on the enemy. । TnunltBi brother* ar* cordially invited. It is by this that God u acknowledged; I enormous wealth of the their revenge -v । ROBKFT McCAllTN Y W M * ’ ’ and He is the universal being; and by 1 belongs to different mem- I Tin: Boomerang.—The boomerang is JOHN L. SMITH. s*crxt*r>-. —- • . His bounty and urovidenco all live ! «»• 1 bera of a house or firm, while William an instrument used in war and in the ^UfiinrfiS Hirrrforu. aequcntly, it is the duty of every intel- H Vanderbilt is practically sole owner chase by the aborigines of Australia. It ' bgent creature publicly to acknowledge ()f the t propcrti^ vaBt states is about two feet in length, flat on one 1 - -------------------------... — Him and offer Him that worship whidi : lM^ueatlwd *1^ by his father. Jay side and rounded on the other, and is i W. H. YOUNG, He himself has prescribed in His word.” Gould now ranks high among New York made of hard wood bent into a curve D OfflcrideofMalnBtroet, Naahriiu Rabbi Levi mud, “ He who has a syna­ millionaire a. He is estimated at $25,- nearly resembling an obtuse angle. Tlie ; 1ta» office boon from 1 to 0 a. m. and 4 to 7 p. m gogue in his city and does not go thither I 000,000, and bids fair, if he weapon ; no lives ten or metnoa of oi using this uns remarkable remsrnuuiuweapon pj P RFD or- method uble his his preo- | i» very peculiar. It is taken by one end to pray, shall be esteemed a bad citizen, । fifteen years longer, to double or a bad neighbor. And to this they i ent fortune. Token all inull, all.J.jOould willi the bulged aide downward and M. apply the words of the prophet, Jer. to-dav is probably the shrewdest •wdest railroad [' thrown forward as if to some object ] ud state Btroata, Mkh. forwi---------------- hit -------lit 14. Thus siuth tho Lord against all | manager and boldest speculative oper- ' tw-enty-five yards inadvance, i auvunce. Instead ] CHAS. 11. BRADY, of continuing to go directly forward, aa I my evil neighbors—Behold, I will pluck ator in the United States. them out of their land. ” Edward H. Green represents another would naturally be expected, it slowly AlTTORNET at Law and Solicitor In Chancery Rabbi Eliezer, speaking os fiom God : great ruilrotul fortune, estimated at over iu the «iy, whirling Hymd end ' “ If thou wilt come to My house I will $20,000,000. He is the chief owner in round, and"describing a curved line till *1od Claim* promptly aUeoded to. aad all atbar go to thv house; but if thou wilt not the great Louisville and Nashville cum- it roaches u cotuuderablo height, when . gL?”' °*“ W—IWO-' come to My house, I will not enter thy । bination, and is said to practically con- it begin, to retrograde, and finally house. To tho place that My heart lov- | trol that road. Henry Hilton ixin be sweeps over the head of the projector j LEWIS DURKEE oth, to tliat place shall My feet go.” We I safely put down nt $20,000,000. In and falls behind him. Thi^ surprising | ER, Notary Public, Real EalaUand In»ur may safely mid, “ Those who do not fre­ • April, 1876, Cornelia M. Stewart, widow motion is produced by . tbe .... ---------------------Agent. Collection* promptly made, and reaction of [. of* that SflJSrtS.‘*1> c quent the house oj God can never ex­ of “ ‘ shape. ' 1• Ml tlie U14< late A. T. A. Stewart, transferred to the air upon a missile unmui-* store. • i a u_ UrtBllh 1* Store. pect His presence or blessing in their Mr. Hilton all her interest in the firm of t The Australianu are said to be very dex- --------------------------------------------------- -------own.” A. T. Stewart 4 Co. Wise investments terous in hitting birds and other small on- ! EMORY PARADY. “ The wisest and the liestof men have । made during the period of depression j inuds, as being behind the thrower they tubticeofthe peace. ConT*jr*ndn« ck-*always felt it their duty and their intrest have, it is said, greatly swollen Mr. Hil- ’ an- unaware that they are the object of tJ fully *ad OCk*“** ----------to worship God in public. As there is I ton's wealtli. Beaide tlie well-known attack.*Mte Msia BufL nothing more necessary, so there, is men of. wealth at the head of our Knick- I Cni-r Rlinrin^x* l fOl. 1’AK.MENTER, nothing more reasonable; he who oc- ■ erbccker families, such as the'Rhine- I * * D. offic* o*«r Hull'* Dru< Ver knowledges God in all his ways may ex­ landers, Hameraleys, Schermerhorns, 1 There is no human infirmity more cu- I moatvlite. Mich._____________________ pect all his steps to be directed. ’Die | Stevenses, Lenoxes, etc., all represent- | rioul than is color-blindness; and! |jr jj- GRISWOLD public worship of God is one grand line tag ...tludal route, ta thi. city ... wmroly u.yother .l.mtwhich ~ little. „ n<_ k of distinction between the atheist and the | have a great number of minor million- is known. The oddest tiling about it, o»ro over D.c. Grtflth** *u»ro. Rroidcuc* believer. He who uses not public wor­ aires, worth from $1,000,000 to $2,000,- perhaps, ie that it in not certain, or even corner Pulllip* and Durkee atroeu. Prompt *:t«oship has either DQ God, or has no right .000, who live and die without attracting likely, tliat the person who is afflicted Mo° u> c*M* <tey or nl<bt., notion of his being; and such a person, । any particular attention, unless they with color-blindness is aware of the ' jy, PLINT according to the Rabbins, is a bad huvr romethtag U-tata. money U. .ignJ- drfrot . . | . ttoksct u» ..J S.IUW,', 1. Chro-n neighbor; it is dangerous to live near ize them. 4 Color-blindness 1h un inability to dis- | Ml„ prkctice in all th* Omirt.-- of thi»»uu. him, for neither ho nor his cun be under [ Crossing the Atlantic again, Frank- 1 tinguish colors. Those who arc wholly collection* prumpciv made, offle* over D. C. the protection of God. No man should fort-on-the-Main, with a population of color-blind can sec no more than the 9ftffllh»su>r». Nath rille, Mich._____________ be forced to attend a particular place of ,I aliout 100,000, is reputed to be the rich- forms of things ; but cases of total ab£ PARADY. worship, but every man should be 1 eat city of its size in the whole world. ; sence of the power to perceive color anufacturer of Bootornd shoe*. M*kiDe obliged to attend some place; and he i It is assarted that there are 100 Frank- I are very rare. In most i>eraaim who *nd repairing: neatly done. alao etrlci atten­ who has any fear of God will not find it . fortera vjorth from $4,000,000 to $5,000,- j are lr -king in this respect, the infirmity tion Io fill all order* promptly, and al the loweet difficult to get a.place to his mind." ,000 each* and 250 who are worth $1,000,- extends only to certain colors., One Mr. -- for twentv years did not en- ', 000 and upward. The citv is one of ! man cannot perceive u red color; nnter the house of Goi The Lord's day [ the great banking centers oi the globe, other green; another blue, und so on. was wasted iu idleness and dissipation. Its aggregate banking capital is cstimat- I This partial color-blindness is not unOne Sabbath he is driven by a rain­ ed at $200,000,000—more than one- common. Examinations by experts CHARITES SCHEIDT. storm to the vestibule of the church. ' fourth of which the Rothscliilds, whose I seem to show that alxjut one in every He listens to the word of God pro­ original and parental house is there, own twenty men is defective in tlie nereepchurned by His servant from the sacred and control. | tion of re lor; and it is asserted that the desk. Tlie Holy Spirit sends the truth ! Coro .ud"whe.t ProducUon ta El«ro j “ uot " cummoa “ ’umen “ “ home to liis heart; ne becomes intensely । ^UisrcllBnruu.1 Card*. Htates i men. interested. The next Lord’s day ho is ”, .... , Probably not fifty readers of this pafound in tho sanctuary. Tlie gospel to Dr. ,r are eJu^cious vr. James Jiunes Williams, WUMMIDB. late mtc Auditor -yutuiur of !• m per conscious that they are color- | him is glad tidings of great joy. A I the btau> of Ohio furnishes the follow- f)lin(L Yet» if oculists are correct, and yYolLCOTT HOUSE. Sublic confession of faith in the Lord mg interesting exhibit of the produc- 1 four or flve in eTerT 100 p^o, de. esus Christ is made. For more than Ition of corn and wheat in the United fluent thia rwpu^ the defect assumes I five years he has stood up in season and i States lor the year 1879 : proportions C. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. proportions that that command command attention, attention, for for I CORN. out of season, as a faithful witness for I the reason that there ore many occupaHotel centrally located, wall kept. Jesus. Mr. ---- frequently attends I t 309.000.000 ; tious in whicha quick and accurate per­ ■even meetings on the Sabbath and £ low, . 185,000,000 ception of color is necessary. The lack of 142,000,000 never ftvls weary. Ihinng tlie twe ty *1 Mi—wn 135,000,000 it may render success impossible. years be lived in sin, when Monday £ 106,700,000 There are many ways of testing the 90,000,000 came, we have h«MU*d him state*, he wu* a iin— 65,000,000 eye, to find out if it is color-blird The P J. PI'KCHIS, worp out und disqualified for work. Not £ <n.oxMxn beat is, to put in the hands of a person, m duties of the Sabbath 9 Traowc. so> now. now. The diitiiw MAuaooo wonted, of various colors, and sak him Boss Barber jgivc peace of mind and rest to soul and 1®. H*aa*ji»ani*.. w.900,000 u> separate- the pieces into red, bine, ‘body. w-*“eala.~Z-green and other colors; and then to shade Total.. .. Sons of toil I Don’t stay away from > | them from light to dark. A man who WHEAT. church. liwthtit. t is color-blind will usually make a mis’ “Even the youths shall faint and be 1. Hllnoto ... 4X7uo‘aoo *D eoorting the colon, in the first weary, and the young men shall utterly X Indiana . 36,800,000 four or five pieces given him for exam­ Obta.. . fail; but they that wait upon the Lord X 33,000,000 ination. 4. Cnilfarala.. 32,78^,000 shall renew their strength; they shall 'Another teat is to see if a person can 31^07,000 Mlnneeo<a mount up with wings as eagles; they A 2M,Wt),uCiO read red letters printed on a black 7. Mlcluon.. g LIEBHAU8ER, shall run and not bo weary; and they 38,800,000 ground. A third is to cover a blue 22,300,000 shall walk and not faint"—Light aiid 20,COCMJOO sheet, printed with black letters, with Lijc. 18,100,000 j thin tlxiu white tissue —hite tissue paper. To the perfect Tile .ninlatcr. Home. t ToUj .................................. 341,474,000 vision, the letters will appear a yellowish An intelligent foreigner, visiting New : The whole country produced 1,545,- brown. If they are black letters printed READY MADE CLOTHING, England 100 years ago, would have no- 1000,000 bushels of corn, of which eleven on a red sheet, they will appear green ticed two prominent traits us character- ■ statiwt produced 1,228,600.000, while under the paper. Xnwnv-tllp. Mloh. bring the people. Ono was singleness twentv-seven States and eight TerriThe causes of color-blindness have Spring Goods AND TEEMING WITH CUSTOMERS HAPPY IN BARGAIN! Our stocks for the Spring of 1880 consists, as usual, of the best selections from the largest wholesale houses in New York, Detroit and Chicago, which may be enumerated under the heads of O lotliing;, Hate, Caps, Boots, Shoes, ^ashville Jirtrtonj. M tories’produced 316,400,000. Of wheat, . the whole cuuntrv produced 449,000,000 j bushels—341,500’000 in eleven States, and 107,500,000 in all of the other States and Territories. The eleven States enumerated above produced 76 per cent of the entire wheat crop, and 79 per went forward to what he had made up cent of the corn crop. his mind to be, in^as straight a road as Too Fat to Kneel. circumstances would permit. They were relieaning a play in which He might not travel as the crow flies —man is seldom allowed in this discip­ the leading role was confided to on actor linary life to take the shortest line—but who waa inordinately fat Thera was in he went, jogging doggedly along, up liill it one sensational scene in which the and down hill; over streams and through actor, tempted to the commission of a marshes. Like the Roman soldier, he j crime, implored Heaven that he might lived frugally, and carried as little im- • not yield to the temptation. Alas, ot pedimenla (the significant Latin name I the rehearsal it become evident that the tor luggage) as possible. He laid aside J actor was too fat either to kneel or to every weight, and did one thing. • Iclawhis hands. An anecdote of an old-time minister । ‘We 11 liava to cut it, says the disapflluatrate-s how these two traits gave I pointed manager character to the religious life. ' “0, no, ’ says tlie actor, cheerfully; Rev. Noah Benedict was one of throe ' 'Til make it all right I'll atte*mj>t to pMtors wheue united service in the I kneel, and then cry, with a despairing church *t W(>odbury, CL, covered tho gesture. ‘Lost! lust! My sin-seared of purpose; the other waa the resolutenews with which everything interfering with the attainment of that purpose was put*• -aside. — “J“ If a young man proposed to be a farm­ er, or a sailor, or a merchant, or a law- been sought by scientific men. and very 'J’HAT HUSBAND OF MIME ! plausible theories have been formed with regard to them, which we have not spnre to give. The defect is incurable. A person A. U RASEY’S, who does not know colors can never be taught them, and there is no operation or instrument that will remedy the de­ fect.— Youth’s Oornjianion. , g A. BUSH, Coolness In Action. If the superior officer lose his oourage, it is all over with the men. An anecdote is related of o staff officer who produced an excellent effect upon a whole column of men under fire by canying an ordrr quietly tlirongh a hut bombardment with a cigar between his lips. And a similar story is told of an officer in one of' the buttles before Metz. His men were suffering horribly, and he was unable to steady them until be saw a soldier smok­ ing. ’ He was struck by the effect pro­ duced on his own mind, und he waa wise enough to walk up to the man and ask if he would give him a light for his ci$ar. Courage is infectious as fear. ' run Ladles and G-ente’ Fux-nisliing^ Goods THE CELEBRATED DAVIS AND SINGER SEWING MACHINES! They cannot fail to please ’the Ladies. JC3C OUR SYSTEM OF HANDLING ONLY Hon­ est Goods and selling on the basis of Three Feet to t lie yard and Sixteen Ounce* to tlie pound, enables us to hold all our old custom­ ers and gain new ones every week. A visit to the PIONEER < STORE will convince the incredulous of this fact. We ana . to please patrons both in quality and price of goods offered, them. Although most goods have advanced from 15 to 25 per cent we are selling many of them at the old prices. Try o* and see. N. B.—Will continue to pay the highest market price in exchange for all farm products. L. J. WHEELER, Prop’r Pioneer Store, Nashville, Mich. » THE TIME To Take Advantage of the GBEAT SPRING- BOOM. It Can Be Found at D. C. GRIFFITH’S Where he is constantly opening ZN"ew Spring Goods -------- IN---------- CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, Boots, Shoes, TVotions, XCtOta. GP* It is economy to trade with me, for I will not allow any mrmfcrad undersell me, who sells for CASH. JJEHE YOU HAVE THEM. When we say thia, we mean that you have Bargains in Spring Goods. We are opening the largest and most complete stock <f SPRING GOODS, that we have ever had the pleasure to present before the people of Nashville and vicinity, as a call at our store will fully prove. DRESS GOODS and PRINTS, “TBE BOSS" BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, MAaHTlLK.Es - MKB. Repairing done with X«MMM and Dispatch. yyiLLIAM JONES, It must also be remembered that we also carry an imnMN* stock of BOOTS, SHOES, AND ALL KINDS § FOOT COVER!l<[t 3 HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC. DENTISTS have the benefit of it. KOCHBB BRCfTH �" 1 .!!!■!................... MK'HIVAN MRWH. ■ TfceSItwg. A township eon vention of the friends of temperance will be held at Red bleeding lungs. Ribbon Hall al Morgan, on Friday, Mrs. Almon Pariah, a young married May 7th. 1880, at I o’clock, p. m. The X A KU VlI.LEi woman of Flint, died suddenly in con­ object of thfe convention fe to further vulsions on tbe 35th. tlie work begun at the County Conven­ SATURDAY. 't - - - MAY 1, 1*0. Andrew Ferguson fell dead in a street tion, held in HantingH on April 27, and of Grand Raukfe Monday. He was an to secure the complete organization of old man, ana had lived in that city 35 the town in favor of a oonrtirational OUR EUROPUN LETTER. Mhqmdment prohibiting the roanufacyears* . ■ ■ John Crosby, an old gentleman in iL.m apd sale.of intoxicating liquor in South Lyon, Oakland county, died this State as a beverage. It fe expected that J. F. Orwick of Woodland, will be April 37, from the effects of tincture of London England, April 15,1880. aconite, which nt, drank supposing it pi esent and address the convention. We hope to see every school district in ' Wesre now witneuing the greatest to be whisky. tbe township represented. George Hayden an old resident of Democratic victory time, baa ever been Wm. E. Martin achieved in England. The electioua Caasopolis committed suicide Wednes­ Chairman of Township Committee.’ day by taking morphine. 'He waa 60 have dealt a very heavy blow to the years old, and had been drinking mneb Facts are stubborn things, and can­ Conservative party, and once again a whisky of late. not be gainsayed. Such is the case Liberal govern meot will tqr ite hand St. Joseph’s citizens have subscribed with E. A, Young’s Cough and Lung £10,000 towards having tlie Lawton Syrup. It fe a fact that it has never at improving the state of the country, It fen notable fact that,-hard aa the blast furnace moved there. Men who failed to relieve nnd cure every case of go down in their pockets to assist such Asthma or Influenza. Toprove thfe Liberal* have tried to win over th* enterprises generally find that it pays. statement to be a fnct, he has instrnctfarming interest to their aide, (aided, The Allegan coroners inqnest on the dd his agents to refund tbe amount in M they undoubtedly have been, by the suicide of Emma Ort ended with a ver­ any instance where it fails to cure. Trial size 25 cents. failure of the crops, and the mortality dict that she drowned herself in con­ Sold by F. T. Boise. among cattle, owi'ig to tbe bad weath* sequence of having been seduced, rav­ ished nod degraded by Charles E. of last year) that in the southern coun­ Smith. ties of England.Conaervative have been Prof. Franklin of the Homeopathic triumphantly returned at the bead of department of.the University, recently .Conferred upon tens of thousands of sufferers could originate nnd maintain the polls. Political opinions are among removed a stone from the bladder of a tlie roputation-which AYKK’a Sah"ap patient which proved bn removal to be proportion of members of the House of one of remarkable size it weighing over a RILLa eqjoya. It fe acompound of the best vegetable alteratives, with tlie Lords and a not inconsiderable one of twelve ounces. Iodides of Potassium and Iron, nnd fe the Commons, mainly matters-of tra­ Albert Wilcox, of Adrian, whose the most effectual of nil remedies for dition. Probably for three centuries, daughter committed suicide a few days scrofulous/ morcnrial, or blood dis­ since, is confined in the jail a raving at least there has been no recreant orders. Uhifonnlv successful and cer­ maniac. Monday morning he broke all Russel, in the shape of a Tory member tbe glass in the window of his appart- tain in its remedial effects, it produces of that historic name; or a Cavendish ment. broke up the furniture and was rapid and complete cures of Scrofula, Sores, Boils, Hutnors, Pimples, Erup­ holding other than Whig opinions. In uncontrollable. tions, ■''Skin Di ease and all disorders A voting man named Frank Luce, a rising from impurity of tbe blood. By these families a Beaconnfieldian would ocMisinn just such a shock as would resident of Linden, Geniseo Co., aeci- its invigorating effects it always relie­ dentally shot and killed himself while ves Liver Complaints, Female Weak­ thcJDuLe of Abercorn.wlioee three sons' hunting ducks Sunday., His gun miss­ ness and IrrtMtnlaritiea. and is a potent vote Avery item of tlie Tory ticket as re­ ed fire, and in order to satisfy himself renewer of vitality. For purifying the gularly as Mr. Speaker takes tlie chair. as to whether it was loaded, no placed blood it lias no equal. It tones up the the muzzle to his moutb, when the gun system, restores and preserves the Of course there are instances of the re­ discharged its contents, killing him in­ health, nnd impnrts vigor aud energy. verse occasionally, like that of Lord stantly. For forty years it has l>een in exten­ Derby and his father, who have exact­ Mrs. Martha Pitgslev of Battle Creek sive use. aud is to-day tlie most avail­ ly recorded tlie order of their political has sued Henry H. Brown of that place able medicine for the suffering sick, any where. career*tjje first beginning mildly Con­ for t25,000 for assaulting and battering For Sale bt all Dealers. hushnnd in September, 1878, by servative und ending Liberal, the last her which his life waa endangered, and he Positive. beginning decitidy Liberal and end­ ha* been mentally nnd physically dis­ ing Tory, but these are rare cases, abled from attending to his business or B(ar in mind this is the last opportu­ particularly in the great historic fam- providing for the support of his family nity you will have to buy goods at your ever since. own price. There arc a good many de­ iles. It is remarkable that liberality A life-saving crew at Point Aux Bar- sirable goods to select from which will in politics even of an advanced kind, qtins was drowned on Friday, while at­ l>e sold at half their coat. I rtiuat va­ has no influence in diminishing the tempting to rescue the crew ot a ves­ cate tlie store I now occnpy, this com­ ’ prestige of peers. The Dukes of sel in distress. The parties lost are ing month, and for thfe reason every ■ DevonShire and Westminister, for ex­ Robert Morrison of Caseville, Wm. tln’ug will be closed out. Don’t negSavers of Port Austin, Dennis Dugan Icct.to make your selection before the ample, who have been out and out of Grinstone citv. James Pottinger of auction commences. Boston Store. supporters of Mr. Gladstone, are in Huron citv. Wm. Pitherbridge nnd Clement SAitii, Assignee. every respect, regarord by their own James Nantan of Walkerville, Onta­ For Sale. class ns standing socially as high as the rio. On? Beautiful Chandelier with four .. most furious Tory nobleman, indeed, The schooner Chris Grover, with a the Whigs have had more leaders of cargo of stone for Frankfort, went burners, one Secretary nnd desk, one fashion than the Tories. Devonshire, ashore at Oscoda, during tho recent, I large Beckwith Stove and pipe, and Holland, Landswone, Cambridge, storm and commenced breaking, the other fixtures. Enquire nt the Boston [ Mellmurne, and Spencer houses were crew taking to the rigging. The sea Store. . Whigs, and it would lie hard to find ran so high that no boat could bo got Clement Smith. Assignee. ’ Tory houses to match thejn. There to the wreck, nnd an old condemmned ty Bailey &• Wood have n harness lias been no Englund election within cannon wns used to throw a line on shop iu full bhist, you will do well to living memory in which such enor­ board. The cannon burst’ killing John mous personal exertions have been W. Glennie, superintendent of the call on them before purchasing any­ made on both sides, but especially on Oscoda boom company and injuring thing in the harness line. Repairing one. side as on tho present occasion. John C. Gram and Henry Long. The done in the beat style. The noble lords who stand for the met crew of thp Grover were aftenyanls For Sale. repolitan boroughs Lave been more af- rescued. fame and cuiiur»ceuding than ever tne I One Horae, Buggy, Harnett* and Red min licked up over £82.000 greatest admirers of an hereditary worth of Paw Paw property on Satur­ Swell Qwi-ii Box nox Cutter. vurier. rpr For term icrinsh and anu price Aristocracy-have depicted them. They day night C. R. Avery, dry goods deni­ enquire of L. L. Loomis of the Boston I Store. I have made calls on people who never I er, losses his whole stock, which wns before had n lord in their visiting list. valued nt £12,000 and was insured fnr I have just been favored with a list £6,000: Kilburn & Hudson druggists of noblemen nnd gentleman who will lost heavily (figures not known, hut take office under Mr. 'Gladstone, they had $6,000 insurance:) John Lvle Amongst the most prominent names A Co., drug* loss £4.000 and no insnrare those of Earl Granville. laird Rose­ nnce; W. McKellar, tailor, loss £300 berry. IaidI Dunraven, Sir William no insurance ; Dr’s. Andrews & Wood­ Harcourt, Sir Edwin James, Mr. W. E. man lost libraries on which there wns • Fortes, Mr. Goschcn, Mr. Chamberlain, £500 insurance; Oenhock. grocer, loss Mr, Rathbone, and Sir Charles Dilke, £800, insured for £700; Dr. Hathaway’s Lord Hartington, Mr. Bright, and library, on which there was an insurLord Derby will maintain on attitude mice. On the building there was an in­ of friendly observation. surance of £15,000. and the loss will Amerieam artists are taking posses­ probably not quite absorb it all. ns the sion of the English operatic stage and first floor and basement of the Kilburn concert platforms. Mack, Albani. & Hudson store wns saved. Antioeette Sterling, are already fami­ One D. Frank Aiken, a well-known liar names, and Mrs Osgood has taken the very foremost place as a soprano. rough was on a big drunk at Adrian She has no competitor*, in the oratories on Saturday night with a few other and the other night at the St. James moral lepers of the same ilk. He got Hall, after the Bach festival, Madame into a quarrel with a man named John Jenny Lind went to Mrs. Osgood’s Rowe, in frontof Lund’s saloon, and as room to congratulate and compliment he was about to strike R<we with a her. The dear old lady looked quite siiing-shot a bystander named Daly i charming sitting in front of the chair grappled him and threw him into the Policeman Dennis Lyon, a while her husband, Mr. Goldschmidt, gutter. brave and efficient officer just appoint­ was conducting. > ed night patrolman waBattracted to tlie ___ _________ Alpha. spot by tne rr.mpna, and on Daly rela ting the sinng-shot episode he sought FROM NEBRASKA. to arrest Aiken. The latter fled nnd In work I If w>. rep*!, l!,c dimajt with the mo«t finding he was pcraued by the officer powerful, yet h.rmleM, of InviEorania. Remember Orleans, Harland. Co. Neb. the '•berinnlnx End —that turned, draw a revol ver and shot Lyon that debility Apr. 21st. 1880. -.n—__ I.— _^_i___ t__of__the ____ ,”___ through the brain. He then went to Editor News: the house nf his aunt, changed his hat dlata preeuaor of death. Ab we have been requested by many For m!u by all drocxist* end dealers rvnerally. nnd fled but was overhauled and ar­ of onr friends to write to them and let rested nine miles from the city. Lyon, them know about tbe beautiful State the mudered officer, was well liked, of Neb. We will send you a few lines life wife fean invalid. Iieing confined ■^ASHVILLE LIVERY. for publication in answer to their re­ to her room with a broken limb. Her grief is pitiful to observe. quest We arrived in Omaha four " J. OSMAN, Prop. weeks ago lout Friday, and as tlie trains Josh Billings on Marriage. I am prrparcd to furni.li did not make connection, we had a Sum marry because they think wimsplendid chance to view tlie city. It min will be scarce next year, and live to wonder how the cron holds out. is an enterprising place of about 25 Sum marry to get rid of themselves thousand inhabitants. We called upon and discover that the game was one Mr. Chas Sackett and family formerly that two could play nt and neither win. from Woodland, found them well and Sum marry fer love without a cent in LOH RATKH. contented with their western home. their pockets.nor a friend in the world, We left for Orleans the next morning, nor a dorp of pedigree. This looks we bad a very cold ride of about two desperate, but it fe the strength of the hundred und fifty ini It*, the wind blew game. COMMERCIAL TRAVELOR8 a perfect tornado, We found a lively Sum marry iu baste aud then sit down little town of about 500 inhabitants and think it carefully over. MADE A UPECIALTT with two churches, 8 hotels 5 dry goods Sum think it carefully fust, aud then Oppceite the Walcott Hotue. NuhrlUe, Mich. Korea, 3 drug stores 3 saloona, 3 1 timber sit down aud many. firms, 3 agricultural firms, 2 shoe shot*, No man kin tell exactly where he J. O89IAN. 2 hard wares. 1 harness shop, 8 liveries, will fetch np when he touche* calico. 8land offices. 4 lawyers,! furniture store No man can tell exactly what calico Probate Order. 2 black smith shop*, a number of gro­ has made up her mind to dew. Cr lico cery stores. I gi fet mill, a splendid wa­ don’t know herself. Dry-goods of all ter power, the B. Ac M. R.R., and kinds is the child nf circumstancfe. they are now surveying a root from Mairiage fe a safe way. to gamble, if Hastings to Denver Colorado, via. Or­ you win, you win a pile, and if you leans and Sappa Valley, which if it loose yon don’t loose anything. goes through will make Orleans the liest town iu the Republican valley. There *‘I believe in a personal devil, ” Mid On reading srvi Maj ths pcUUun, duly vsriflsd. are only two objections to thisconntiy; Mr. Moody, at a revival meeting held in viz; timber and rain; min; but the fanners vtt: farmers a remote Western city. “That’s true f LewU Border, MtaUatotmUr >.f tbe #Matc of aro locking forward for better times, that’s true-yoti’re right there stranger” !>a«jd* can I* purchased in tins vidoi- said aa old farmer, rising from his seat ty from t~*tofJO peraerw. The soil fe in earnestness. Whereupon a calmvery fertile, it fe from 3 to 4 feet in faced, placid-looking woman rose from depth and of a Wack cast. The face of the other end of the pew, took him by the country fe the most beautiful we the ear, and led him slowly out; and ever saw. It is one vast rolling prairie. tlie assembly knew then for the first We have to go from 30 to 300 feet for time tliat the old man’s mind ww» filled water according to the locality. But­ with domestic thoughts instead of the ter fe worth 35 cents per lb , core 50rtu. hereafter. urr bu*., potatoes 100, wheat 60 to 100, door W per hundred, good wago-s for A man got angry in a diacwadou at £*’».<*>. 9nd grade lumber *35 per tlious- Cooperatown, HL. and shot at hi* op­ anfl, ririiyglMj® per thousand. I will ponent, but ntfeeed him and killed a Cloan for tofesfate. I will write yon some bystander. Taking more de iherate aim, he fired asecond time, and nn- HOSLeITE|$ Bitter5 , HAS JUST OPENED A BRAN NEW STOCK OP Hatn, CapM, CHotliintf. 'and GentB' F’urnlsihiiig’ Goods 1000 YARDS OF FANCY PRINTS, Direct from the factory and at prices tliat will aatonfeh you. 75PAIR MENS’ BUCKLE ALEXIS, Dom Pedro and walking aboes, 4 35 SUITS OF FANCY CHEVITE SUITS, Ranging from $5 upwards, LADIES AND MISSES WALKING SHOES . • Id every atyle HATS THAT ARE HATS, 1,000 of them from lOcta up. -A. Big- Sitock of Groceries, Including the Bom 50 ct Tea and Regular Chewing Tobacco at 40 eta per pound. All kinds of Produce taken iu exchange for Goods. W. G AYLSWORTH. ’ POROUS PLASTER BENSONSnp.ppmr CAPCI G»n'l PsMaod Ticket ▲cent.Chleaco. SELLERS’ COUGH SYRUP! NICHOLS,SHEPARD & CO.BattleMIKi. . - v —. ORIGINAL AND ONLY CENUIME “VIBRATOR33 Threshing Machinery and Portabh and Traction Engines. •JSLS.W-14rt - —— - 50 Years before tbe Public. Pronounced by all to be tbe most pleaxant and efficadoui remedy now in use for tbe cure of cough*, cold*, kvartenee*. croup, tickling sensation iu the throat, whooping cough, etc. Over a million bottle* told within the hut few year*. It gives relief where ever used, and the power to impart benefit that cannot be had from the congh mixtures now in use. Sold by all druggists at 25 cents per bottle. M -MSS5 U« nan&l nan a.-.J belt*. CAUTION U, ,U>; b»ec , udUaM BE NOT DECEIVED Sellers’ Liver Pills are aiao high­ ly recommended for curing liver com­ plaint, constipation, sick beadache, fe­ ver and ague, and all diseases of tbe stomach and liver. Sold by all drtig gist at 25 cents per box. MICH0L8, SHEPARD fe CO., BsttU Crwk, Mkh. K. It. K.IILUtIU-1 co.. PltLwburir, Pa. Oflice r„. OLD ESTABLISHED I IRE 1 A «AND RELIABLE EnRNITUKE FtRM OF I ARISE yow is THE’ti'SeT"' TO SAT FOR GOOD TEAS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR SIRLOIN STEAKS. Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR BARGAINS IN SUGARS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR HAM STEAK, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR NICE, JUICY ROASTS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR THE BEST PORK SAUSAGE, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR HANGING LAMPS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR FRESH COVE OYSTERS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR LAMPS OF ALL KINDS. Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR BOLOGNAS THAT ARE BOSS. Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR BARGAINS IN CROCKERY, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR OHIO HICKORY NUTS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR FRESH AND SALT FISH, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR YOUR CHOICE FOR 5c,, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR PRESENTS WITH TEA, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR the WORTH or YOUR MONEY, Go to C. W. Smith's. FOR WHITE CIXJVER HONEY. Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR EVERYTHING CHEAP, Go to C. W. Smith’s. For he will be glad to see you. J. LENTZ & S0NS Are on Hand with a A NEW LINE OF FURNITURE j Of Every Description. Which will Defy Competition in overy , Respect. Remember thnt all our ! Goods, which wo Manufacture, are Warranted in Every Respect. COMMON-SENSE ROCKER J My Reading and( Writing Table UNDERTAKING EINE, Of any one in the country. for funeral occasions furnished free of charge. J. LENTZ ASONS. DOUBLE TURN-OUTS NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! F. A. SINCLAIR, Mottvllle, If. T.| PJT. BOISE? DRUGUIBT, (Successor to Boise Bros.) YOU CAN FIND AT MY STORE .vseuicinen, cnemicais. Puluta. Oils, Varnishes, WILSON & HOWE Brushes, Trusses, Surgical Instruments (Opposite the Wolcott House.) And all the leading Remedies in Patent 4 Propriatory Medicines, -FOR----- School Books, Blank Books, Mlscellan’s Books. aIlabok ukk or Bibles, Autograph and Photograph Albums GROCERIES 4.'rockery, Glassware, BOOTS AND SHOES, a coarum: um or STATIONERY, Wall Paper and Bordering, IN otions, Etc. (tk>mmso ran, AS FINE A LINE OF J E VV E L R. Y IF YOU WANT Dakota, Maflltoba. etc; Muhljan Central tralao Prices. A, then 1. in town, and .11 warrunted to lie iw rrpnwutod or mono, ndnnded. CALL C. Wontworlh, Genera! Pn*. rent the l»ne ut Ctiteem. who WILSON * HOWL । Tlir frames are hard wood. cawfuUy se­ I lected and thoroughly seasoned. Tbe seals arc double cane or ash splint*, split from : young, tauxh timber; are made by experi­ enced workmen, under my own supervision. Any chair bearing my stamp is warranted, ana if it fail in any part by fair usage, the price will be refunded or another chair fur­ nished free of expense. I do not make the cAru/v.’Z chair in the market, but I do claim it to be THE best in every respect. Rockers and chairs to order, any sire or height de­ sired. Send stamp for illustrated price-list. Before purchasing, see that the chair has my address stamped on frame Knocked downi n packages ofhalfdozens for shipping For export. Nos. x, a, 4. 5, 6. 8. 13 and :6» made knock down, in wood. Boxed one dozen in a box. No charge for box. Every chair made upon honor and war­ ranted perfect. Price-, range from 75 cents to $q 00 each. Sfecial .iucount ta clergymen. Sena for catalogue. Manufactured by e. GO TO THE NEW STORE OF Fresh Goods and Low | | or w ■ r makes i good editing sr lupboarc ladies, or dining-table for invalids. My Easy-Chairs. COFFIWN, €.<NkETH, ROBES. SHKOI’DM 4c. I ear-old t»tr len'iduh.' We are alao prepared to furufeh any-1 Is adjustable to nearly all kinds of AR.Mthing iu tbe j ■ CHA RS is a great convenience tn reading IA GOOD HEARSE 4125 main line. geo Central. SEB MB at al. 1'merif.twu F. T.’bOISK. �r3Irwf VEBMOJTTTILLE ITOS. WIRTKALUIO ITEMS. Fruit tree* of all kinds are filled with bloMon bud* The musical whip-o-will has held gPKCIAJb ANNOUNCMENT OF f Hoawr Barter b in Chimfo boytar The M. and L. Soc’y exposition at the chapel last week, waa a decided success. A republican caucus, to elect dele­ The chemical works baa set far mere MAY L 1BBO. SATURDAY, to cutting cord wood for market. gates to the county convention is callWheat on low land is very badly in­ eu for May 1st. ‘ VICINITY LOCALS SchoolAwed on Friday for the sum jured by water standing over it. Peach trees are in bloom, and cherry mer vacatftjL, and Prof. Gifford has ' . HASTINGS ITENK • trees are just ready to show their beau- gone home to Leslie to recreate. W. W. Kelly having purchased Salis­ The village authorities have rented bury & BroaBeau’a old furniture build­ The heavy rains have made plenty 8. A. Gunn’s yard for a pound. Seth ing, will start a machine shop therein. of work for farmers on/he roads this still bolds the office of pound master. Tbe case of Crampion vs. Barry nnd spring. A meeting is to be held at the chapel . Eaton Fire In*. Co., in the Supreme John Wood and wife of Battle Creek on the evening, of May day, to talk Court has been decided in favor of the were in these parts visiting their fri end over the posibility of observing, decor­ ation day. Ins. Co. O­ lost week. Verinoutville proposes to not ‘’get Mrs. Royal Paine, a Baltimore lady, Battle Creek andrvicinity is well re­ came to Dr. Blaxo’s, on Monday; for presented in the new settlers of this left” this year, and already has com­ treatment for flte,butthe same day had a town this spring. menced talking about celebrating In succeadon of fit* from the effect* of Mr. Commissioner of Highways, dependence day. The Thespian club rendered the which she died in a few hours. Dille has the bills up for a big road Drama “Bread on the Waters” in fine While Dyid Patton, living oome job in tbe south part of town. three mile* south of the city, was haul­ Mr. Thoms, brother-in-law of Mrs. style on Friday evening, and repeated ing a timber a few day* ainee the bind­ Isaac Buck, has come on from York it again this week Thursday evening, ing pole got loo*e striking his little State and will work Mrs. Buck’s farm. for the benefit of the library fund. son ou the leg breaking it badly. Every, day sees people flocking into JOHNSTOWN ITEMS. The officers of the Wool Growers as­ this town seeking homes. Never has sociation, are actively engaged in mak­ there been such a demand for farms There has been so much rain that the ing all necessary preparations for the Albert Reese has sold his farm to sheep shearing festival on the flth. A Mott Bradley of Battle Creek, who fanners are somewhat backward in get­ ting in their oats. / good show of sheep is expected, and moved on this week and took posesI suppose the ,readers of the News besides this exhibition several celebrat­ sion. ed homes including “Ol<( Stranger,” Supervisor Wells was around last are very anxious to '^icar all the news ’’Young Stranger” and other fast horses week picking up information necess­ from this part of the^town, so I will try in the county will test the race cqnrae. ary to cause chronic grumblers to bur st and give thenj^nridfea of what we are doing, commencing at Mr. Wilders and The weight social at Red Ribl>on our anew. • The recent heavy rains hav seriously traveling toward Nashville. Mr. Wil Hall, on W'Mnesday evening, for the der has let part of his farm to Peter benefit of the W. C. T. U., was a pleas- hindered farm work, but few farmers Darling this year. Mr. Miller, who adt, successful ami largely attended have their oats sowed, and fewer have seems to be stirring around and setting affair. Tho names of the ladies pres- I Gone any plowing for any crops. off some girdling ready for corn, and ent were written upon a slip of paper I Mrs. l^iura McKinnis, who has bee n and were drawn bv the gentlemen and 1 staying with her parents the past win­ the best thing thing that he has done is that he ho* taken that stump oat of were their partners for tho evening up­ ter. has moved back on her farm, and the highway tliat people have had to on payinir ten cents per cwt., a* decid­ now keeps----- , is it bachelor’s ball? go around or drive against. I don’t A report in in circulation that . Mr. ed by a reliablepair of Fairbanks scales know exactly whether Mr. Nye, the that stood in a conspicious place in Jacob Showalter goes to Colorado that rp-Ofall the sewing machines that p^'TERPRlSE IS A FACT Supervisor, has started out to take the the hull. ’Twa* n matter of “beauty by he may lie away from his wife nnd test assessnieutxjrnol.bucsaw the hired man I have have stood stood the tb®.**-" 81 and coine out con- : JLL the pound." although those gentlemen family from whom he wishes to lie re­ , • > i xt i • qiieror, the Wilson stands ahead, it. chopping wood nml Nye nowhere in lo „n kind, of fnmily । z-. yp, z x TT -\T | Th“ who drew ladies representing two and leased. Such is not the fact, and who­ a half hundred weight, are inclined to ever started aiicli a report deserves to believe they bought more weight be Fining up by the heels and pelted pullinir a picket fence around hi,gnrd° ‘ • than bequty. However lota of fun nnd with rotten firin’. Mr. Thom* has a comic linrnmeter tn. There are more Birds |out of that | I|One |mve eVer been returned for not good feelingwjus the order of tlie even flock, that are making improvements Iieing what represented. G. A. Tru- ■ that shows the contrary side of human ing. such as building fence, pulling stumps, man has a numtier of these machines | nature. In a small minature house are which lie will sell very cheap to close I Now Frosh Coods and Low etc. Vansickles has been clearing off IN BARRY COUNTY • the images of n man nnd woman even­ WOODLA.M) ITEM S. them out. __ a piece of new ground this last winter. ly balanced on a metal strip that works Prices. flnUb. Mr. Cosmore and Mr. Case have got The Chemical Works the Julias Hyde is very si« k with on a pi vol. When fail weathi-r is ap­ Parlor Suits, the largest piles of wood on the road, will pay tbe following prices for wood lung disease. proaching the man comes out of the i Chamber Suits, L. Hilbert has a new fence on the house, and the woman is hidden from Mr. Huston has been sick quite a while ' delivered at the works: 4 ft. body Boise Al Francis Easy Chairs, •but is ‘ ‘lietter now. and■ •han got a •hired • • i beach and xxplc 4 ft. maple TVtiod. wood. $1.75. $1. north side of his lot. Patent Rockers, , 11 body I<nn/.h nnii maple, innnle dry, <1 view, but, let a storm approach und beach and $2.00 Bureaus, Ira Jordan lost a for r year old colt man from York State, whose name is 1 ■ the man climbs for shelter and the Tom. Mrs. Tarble has let her farm to I Short wood will be taken at proportion­ Having bought for CASH a large, neat Extension Tables, last Friday night, from lung fever. ate prices. W. G. S ears. stock of courageous wife boldly comes out for­ Lounges, Manager. The Giillow; y •rlimri c«nnir.enced Warren Payne for 2 years. Mr. Beach i Mirrors, ward and remains in ihe foreground has not-joined the Mormons yet, for he ; last Monday: with Mina Tradwell as Camp Chairs, &c. For Sale. until the tender-hearted lord can venis home as usual tilling the soil and has Teacher, -AL8O80 acre farm ; 30 improved ; good ont without gelling his shirt wi t. How got a very nice flock of sheep and we ’ fences with 15 acres of wheat; new The M. E’*. held their quarterly Oommon F’txrni tnre counted some over a dor.en young house, 3 miles from good market. Onemeeting at the Odesa church last Sat­ The north west corner of this hiwn^ lambs which are very nice. Mr Beby third down and liljeml time at 7 per Of every description \ urday and Sunday. is enjoying a sensation of tho first wa­ cent, nt reasonable figures. For par­ and the old lady are well. Mr. Chas. ticulars write Those prohibitionists we hear are all Geo.W. Johnson. ter. Although tho matter has been al­ Undertaking ’ Parrott who got married- last winter, 16tf Middleville Mich. right yet they have not changed their luded to in the News, the true facts has rented bis father’s farm and hired coat since the caucus*-’'. Complete In every portfcnUr. have never came before the public, IV Wilson &. Howe sell more Floni Johnny to work for him. Elder Weller. । and better Flour than any house in Nash­ John Palmerton ard^lice I«amb have to Conduct a First Claa. Gr«er] SUn! We guano tec and very likely never will. A few the U. B. Minister is well bnt nnt al­ ville. bought a new steam Thresher and will _ ______________ __ years rtgo Wilson Showalter of this ways at home, ns John said when he I CVBiiy your Dry Goods,Boots Shoes, Wi»h to inform all that by prompt at- PUCS8 try their luck this Fall. town married Ella Biggs, daughter of went there the other day to get hit- ■ Hats, Caps, Groceries. Provisions, The Potter boys made their Hist tention, accommodating ways, good I Lewis Biggs, of Maple Grove. Their Tied nnd thf>minister was not in. Too Crockery, Notions, etc,, of E. Reese, cheese last Monday and Dame Rumor ryd.and low price., hop. to roee.ro | matrimonial careri premised much a fair share of your patronage. | able price* to doable their nuuber during the yoer bad. Next comes Mrs. Buffer who got who always sells nt the lowest prices. says it will be ripe about June. happiness for die future and peace nnd the brown horse although a little lame, L. Hilbert & Son and John Holmes Farm For Male. joy smiled upon them, but a cloud be­ Highest Price paid for Produce CAJLZL. axi> get Prices. and Mr. Gaskill he lives back from the have their new goods on ham! and The subscriber utYera for sale In,* Fann , gan to hover or’e them, nr first nn lar­ road but he is there all the same. We ul 120 acres, situated on section 17. in they smile fascinatingly upon their ger than n woman’s bond, bnt erelong Castleton, said farm is in a good state I COME AND SEE. all expect to take supper at J. Bowser’s many customers. assuming the site and proportions of a of cultivation with good buildings, Kello<g, Demaray A Co. Amelia Bart mage r hns on hand a boon, that is when he raises bis barn good orchard, good well of water at tlie | Yovrt Truly, woman the inevitable mother-in-law, new stock t-f millinery goods' and is und we think it won’t iw very long for door. About 65 acres cleared and the < 1 pLIMIEItS ATTKXTIO.X. and soon came the conflict. In 1878 BOISE & FRANCIS. balance well timbered. The farm is on he has two carpenters at work besides ready to attend to all the wants of her the storm began to rise, they then hud the hired girl. Well we will shut Bows­ the state road, 6 mile* from Hastings: many customers. and 6 from Nashville, it also ha* a new rpHE JJASH^ ILLE LEVATOR, n son alxMit a year nnd n half old wh n Charles Carter and Viola Galloway er's gate and qnit. A. school house on one corner of the farm. , £ Mr*. Showalter nnd the cbi’d's heal h were in*-ne flesh lost Tuesday. For partculars enquire at premises. | ' _ Naalivllle Markets. being poor, the mother-in-law was Now being in first-class runuingorCastleton, Mich., Feb. 4th 1880. Uncle Charles now is left childless ex­ • der, with a thoroughly called upon nnd from that date the 20-tf Joshua Martin. cept an adopted boy. storm burnt in nil its fury upon the ty Wilson &. Howe have just receiv­ Mr. Getrinager has tore down his m 1679, head of Wilson Showniter. His wife loft ed a new stock of Boots, Shoes and 1 old log house and is putting a new up­ his roof tnking their bnbe, nnd all the Rubbers, to be sold very low. right in its stead. Th* Cari»«-nter 1 as to in attendance, we guarantee satisfac­ pleadings of husband nnd friend* fell­ work is under the supervision of David tion to all those who may favor us IV If you want Organs at prices ed to cause return; under the shelter with their patronage. Those that will astonish you, call on, or ad-1 Any number of farmers to Smith. of her mother would she remain. In Timothy per bu... . who prefer can have their dress J. J. Potter, Nashville Mich. j Dr. Baughman came in town lost tbe month of October, following her CloTvrbe-d. per ba. Monday night with a fine lot of;furniry The •‘boss” stock of Gloves and j leaving her husband, she went to Char­ Mittens just received at ture bought of Lentz A Son’s vf your without waiting. Miplr Botfir, per lb, Wilson &. Howe’s. town. He has rented Mrs. M. T. lotte and swore out a warrant against 4 foot, txxiy wood, . Feed her Lusband charging him with brutal Bloyo wood,........... Wheelers’ house and has got a cozy Johndon’i Sarsaparilla, curm Ll»er ComptaiDl. FOR SALE Johnt-on’K SAraaparilln, care* Indignation. office on Main St., and we wish him at the Mill at the lowest prices. alleged that in consequence of such LOCAL MATTERS. Sobnaton’i Saraaparilla la used by every body. success. W. H. 1OVN6, Prop. treatment she met with a premature Johnston** Haraaporilla curt* Slek Hasdaehe. ~~J~A BAUGHMAN. The I. O. of G. T. lodge met pn Fri­ Johnalon*a ftaraaparilla cures Dyepepata. birth, all happening in Augunt. Wi’desire to announce that having erected J^OOT AND SHOE SHOP. day lost and elected the following HYSlOiANANDSUKOMiN, W*>«H*mI C«n one of tbe largest and most convenient officers: W. C.’, J. F. Orwick ; W. V. son was arrested, fonnd guilty and trr, Mich, bay and Bight call* prnapt{)r at­ They nil do it. elevator buildings in central Michigan, fined $10.00. Now, after a year a and tended Dora Haight; Sec. E. G. Ilolbook ; F. Go to the Old Reliable Market for they are prepared to receive and I a half, most of the time of which Ella, Fresh, Salt nnd Smoked Meats of all S. Burt Smuggs; T. Ellen Carpenter; IO 1>UJ » .Wore. hss spent in Ohio, she cornea forward kinds. Henry Roe, J. G. Claudio Haight; 0. G., Austin Remember there is ten day* more to Proprietor. and begins a suit for divorce on die Stowell. buy iroods at fifty cents on a dollar. ground of brutal treatment received in Don’ let the opportunity nan*, without A MAN OF ATIIOUBANI). The suit of the Nashville boys was For any quantity of September 1878, by reason of which she taking advantage of the bargains. brought before Esq. Jordan on Fridi y Clement Smith. met with a miscarriage, the result of Boston Store, la*t when the bo vs plt-MiU-d uuiltv and * Assignee. which has been continued ill health. wre fined one dollar upcace and costs eutU‘ be ucddMoUJly made a prvp»r>Uon that cnr«j Verily, ill health should follow two GTWill pay the highest market amounting to ten dollvra. The boys mia-carriages in four weeks. price in cash forumydted butter Farm­ thought it wm pretty thin and they ers bring in your butter aud save the That may be brought them. They alsc Repairing Done in the Beet bo igbt a box of cigars and treated the ■ORGAN 1TKMK nalt. E. Reese. lumptlon cad bo p«IUv<ly and permanently keep for sale at the lowest prices Manner Possible I crowd, and went home rejoicing. Sam. Mrs. C. 0. 8cott has gone west. House Moving. Seeds, Flour. Feed, Lime, Salt, Me Call! A Miss Thorn is teaching in the Sher ­ School commenced a week ago in the Stephen Sprinket desires to an ounce to the public, that he has a complete south Jordan district A good school idan district this summer. Sign, the Big Boot. In tw.nty-fovi hour.. Addrw CRADIJOCK * CO SblKCte*. outfit of tools and rollers for moving L. P. Cole has been setting out shade is anticipated this summer. Miss Vio­ buildings, and all business intrusted to 1032 Iteee BL, PhUtSe.phU. naming tbU paper, ly trees and fixing up the yard of the his care, will be attended to with safe­ la Wheeler is teacher. FRANK BAKER. ty and dispatch, and at prices to suit Probate Order. Tbe little Saw-mill goes right on just Lake House. ATM or MiortMAi, 1 A Mr. Johnson of * Middleville will the times. Residence, one door north aa though nothing bad happenened al­ AUtSWSWOBTH A BROOKS rpHE BARRYlUdJE IILfe. County of B*>ry, ( of tbe Christian ch arch .Nashville, Mich. though the wind has striped it stark apeak at tlie Hall iu Morgan next Sat Look I Look I! naked, to the inclemency of the weath- unlay evening. A. Darling, an old resident of Sheri­ Languedoc Laces, Bead Ornaments, Mr. George Davenport fias Jbeei. dan has taken up his residence in Hast­ Cashmere und Assorted Tips, Silks, Ribbons. Fishucs, Corsets, and in fact experimenting ou Osage thorn fence ings as also has Mrs. Emma Whitcomb. every thing to tie found in a first class Tne Sunday School at tlie new church millinery establishment, just received for several yea-s. It bos proved a fail­ dacMMd, praylns' that r be beard auk) allowed i ure and he 1mm grubbed it up and here, is in a very prosperous condition thrown it over into the road. Folks under tlie Superintendency of Mrs. H, MORGAN, BARRY CO., MICH. Undertaking. think it will be a little rough on bare Mead. The average attendence i* 60. at tea c dock In tho tor Haying completed in every particular neit, Mr*. M. Sutherland, Mre. Nellie Fetho hearing of petition. footed school childrens ^et. Guxmler. our Undertaking Department, we are law of aatd Ji ewi/.aad afl. glea nnd Mrs. N. DeViae, attended tlie now prepared to furnish at all times a The Ladies’ Mite Society of Maple Temperance Convention at Hastings as first class modern Hearse, cooling Grove, met at .Mr. Guy’s laat Tbursaay txJirds, door crape, bearers, aftemuon. a pleasant time was had and delegates from tbe W. C, T. U. of Mor- balges, gloves, and our services, notrm ted ■ « ■ the following officers were elected, via. It la further ordered that ImaI—M—petitioner when required, m laying out and pre­ -al— «„ l.« _ «-._ Pre*. Mrs. Mary Whitney, Vice Pres. Edward Cook, C. 0. Seott, W. N. De­ paring for buna); preserving Ijodiea in Mrs. Lucy Hyde, Treas. Miss Maiy Guy. vine and M. Southerland, represented auy kind of weather witnout tlie bar­ and Ser’y. Mis* Aggie Dean. The So­ GOOD WORK GUAB barous use of ice, etc. all of which with ciety will meet May 6th at tbe rwidcuce the Meadville Reform Club in the our personal attendance at funerals the Vice Pre*. An invitation is ex­ Temperance convention at Hastings on will be furnished free of charge. WALKER & Ml LOUIS RAGOEL A tended to allAO4H»Dx*n, Sec’y. Thursday. Kellogg, Demaray & Co. NABHVILLKi G. A. TRUMAN New Spring* Goods Styles the latest iStock the largest Priees the lowest G. A. TRUMAN. : Ct K (J C E K I Largest and Best Selected Stock FURNITURE Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, Cheese ui Everything j Our Departmn t that Can t w Undersold, iRemodeled^Dlarged’Improiitd __ So Enabe SCIPIO MILLS COMPtTENT MIlLER Unload Wil03>t £LD(1 GrSlllEX" WHEAT EICHANGED : peditiously Accurately. Bran and FOB FLOUR AINSWORTH & BROOKS P PAY TBE BIGBEST MARKET PRICE FINEST SEWED BOOT COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. Give a. Money Sarei H Dealiu will ties. NO PATENT NO PAY WALKER & NORTON, PIT [MH ^iaS'43S!EX,i raitRijsKtfuA** - iiniiioiss FLOUR, MEAL | FEED, ATTENTION FARMERS! If �. ....................... l-U.. THE RED RIVER VALLEY. T^irSrwf (.limpse <rf Use Oi-oas wiseatt geoce abroad and tranquillity and prosperity at HVILLg. SATURDAY, - MAYl, 1880. The Marquis of Ripon, who waa Chair­ man of the High Joint Oounnis Am of 1877 at WEEKLY IEWS BEVIEW A serious break ho occurred in the McDvaiim, of Tuscarawas : d«k of the Itapreme Court, Dwight Crowell, of Ashtabula ; Member of the Board of Public Works, H- It Hosmer, when she replied that she wm ations that are called up by this word. uncle! don't kill me!” At the moment Understand that in the West a valley is she uttered these words, a to a ling-piece not nooeMarily “a hollow between hille wan discharged by a sportsman in a neighboring field. The same night, aba elojied from her uncle’s house; and tha cor window fur the first time upon this combination of tho suspicious circumfamous volley, we saw •' broad level plain For the mischief she had covered with abort grass, and flooded by death. the rising sun with red. and golden light. Doubtless there were hills somewhere in the world, but they were invisible Far TIMELY TOPICS. away on the left a dim blue line - of tim­ ber marked the course of the Red river, and another line far in front of us indi­ Copperas mixed with whitewsuh put cated tlie approach of a tributary stream. upon the cellar walls will keep vermin. This was aD that broke the lake-like excarved the most violent earthquake shock that K. Hoe A Co., against Cottrell A Babcock, *u»- enoes betwscu the Tilden and anti-Tildou men. To polish stained floor* rub them thor­ teining tho former's patent for deli very mochanoughly once u week with beeawnr. and without any xrater in it. • **U> • - • -- . •---- - -them the United Btetea Naval Horaital.. . hanged at Newton, N. J., last week, for the murd.-r A few words Will explain the character Strong brine may bp tued to advantFamine and peatilence are raging through­ Can., sad Frankfort, Xjr. A rea of hw own daughter, was rather fastidious aa to and probable formation of the R<n1 river out many of the Rumuau province*, and tbe manner ofSa taking off. H»aAedpenni»siou hundred* of the peM*ntry «re dying daily. valley. It is alxiut 300 miles long and alao good for thia purnoue. to examine the gallows, and requested to have The granxne* in oome district* are all fifty miles wide—a flat prairie, extend­ Hidlclxirv aprinkled on tho floor at empty, and there ia ncitlicr money nor food.... ing northward from Lake Traverse, in night deatipya cockroaches; they qat it good deal of warm' talk. TbouiM W. Waller, Geonraki Bey (Artatarcin i. brother of ihe Turk­ Minnesota, until it passes by a gentle and nn- jtoiiioned. President of the convention, took tbe floor,- ish Muiiiiter at Washington, charged with con­ slope beneath the water of Lake Winni” “ ““ all iplaces —<-»■» that «“ <= Drain i-t" ptpm and are moved the indefinite posqxmement of all raso- spiracy against the life of the Sultan. Iim been peg. About thirty miles north of the I ^otir or impure may bo cleansed with aud the adoption of one pledging the •eutenced at Conatantipoplc to exile for life.... j Thb five men—ex-Treasurer Kemble, tabuns southern and higher extremity of th»' j lime water, copperas water or carliolio support of the Cincinnati nominee, then quickly Biamarck's health continues to bo a subject of „„ ukea. ngxined Un- platform, put the quesUou Liui- alarm iu Germany. He suffer* intensely from valley the Red river comes meandering [ acid. sclf, and carried tho motion by aedamaUon neuralgia, and only st sit* the passage of ccrin from the east. It is a sluggish stream, j When house-cleaning, lx> sure and uuaiiunously. It is said a majority of the tain important meMures by tho Reichstag lx- I AN EDITOR MURDERED. j flowing in a:------ditch— in -----the---------------------middle of the। l nutritions food at least three time* ।------------------r>------deiegatm chcMcn U> the Cincinnati OuiivcnUon fore retiring to a quiet retreat iu Luxembourg- J rie, and is altogether inadequate^ inadequate in :1 anj jt gO far toward enaThe Duke und Duchess til Marlixir. pwrtieuiors of Use KilUng of CHawies praine^undjs connection with the passage of an aiqiro- arc favorable to Tilden.——The BouUi Caro­ tnnue uie vuoev | bling yon to keep strength ami temper. size and force to have mode the vallev priation to pay for damage dune ami lina Republican Convention mot at Colum­ ough have left Ireland for London. Thousands | • which bears ita name. When we seek j> CW^x-ta Carpets should be thoroughly ijcatcn “property destroyed in Pittsburgh by the bia and adopted, with but few dis­ of enthusiastic admirers of tbe worthy couple i senting votes, s resolution “ instructing railroad rioters in 1«77, were airaigrxd explanation tliis vaat vast ahuvtal alluvial plain, | onon the fbe wrong Mrong aide side firet, first, und tlwn then on the Escorted them to the dock at Kingston, and “~h» '• an «pJ» “tron of thia wtt at Harrisburg for sentence last week. Each and lolemnly pledging” the delegates to tlie /badc them farewell. They have , endeared At 8 o'clock on tho evening of Frid-y, April we muat nnd a much larger body ot wa- . right, after which apote may be removed National Convuntion to “ vote as a unit to the the uhc of ox-gall or ammonia and of the contest far Uie wocld-nmownm! am? Ybcmaelves (p the people by their charities, and S3, Charles Do Yeung, senior proprietor of tho tor to account for ita formation, and this. | hard labor m tho jicnitcntiary »nd1° P*.T * fll* end Frinci>oo chnmieU, entered the business » 'lnn>' *»▼ the tiieory which connects w‘att.r. of * 1,000. Tbe Judge, in passing sentence, most available candidate, Gen. U. H. Grant, the parting is said to have been ■ office of the paper, at the corner of Kearney and ‘t ^th the great Mtesiaaippt system. hard-finished walls arecalcidwelt at some length upon tho enormity of their and that, upon all questions arising in said con­ are many indjcationa that the mined, mined, the th.- soiled soiled coats coats should should be ba crime aud its ahamef'il frequency in Pemiayl- vention, they are caraesUy recommended ty_ U^tics wJth^othcr powers, %rmsny now in i Bush streets, in that city, and engaged in con- There . vote in like manner."——The Republican G*<n- 'treaties with Either pow ers, 7i«nusnv now iu- j Bush strecta, in that city, and engaged in con­ — vention of Arkansas, bold at Little sists upon clauses providing for the surrender ,cnuUon with Edward flpear and K B. Reed, whole drainage of tliis region waa at one j wiwhed or scraped off before a new one of regxsdiw .. .The resumption of diplomatic who bu<uw4a_ He time southward. The valley of the Mia- jg pUt on Tliis is tlie most disagreeable relabona between France and Mexico is an, . , . . , , ., sissippi, with iu true line of conUn- J>art ,,f the process. Tlie furniture Three men were killed by the ex­ a reaalution instructing the delegatee to Clii- noiincrd. The two nabons will simulta noonaly »tood with his beck to tha counter, facing the nation along the Minnesota, must have I nhould lie covered, aa lime makes spots- . plosion of a boiler in a mill near Memphis, Mo. eag^o Kearney street door, and had been so standing formerly contained a vastly larger, Ixxlv that remove with difficulty, esptcudljr vote for Gen. Grant, and um their in­ nominate representatives. . ...Advices from Western Kansas report dividual and collootive effort* to secure lii* of w water flows uirougn through it. This —----- ----------- — ol uU-r than now nows iius | npou black walnut drought and unfavorable weather, a totaliy- nomination m long m hi; name 1* before the rapidly pushod open, and Bev. Isaac M. Kai i vaUe-t ^.ginning at Big dcstroyed wheat crop west of Halina, and that convention.---- The Democrata of the Dwtetot 1 THE NATIONAL CONGRESS. Big Stone Stone lake, lake, is is !। Furniture needs cleaning as much m | loch, son of Itev. Isaac ft Kalloch, Mayor separated o.-paratedonly onlyby by an slight blight barrier *---- : -from *----- :1 other woodwork. It mar be washed there will be a partial failure of the crop for of Columbia held a couveutiou at WaMilngtou , hundreds of miles north and south of Topeka. to nominate delegate* to the National Conven- । resolution wm latroduocd in the Senate by I of tho city, pushed rapidly m, raising , Lake Traverai>. Now Now imagine imagine tliat tliat a a with warm soap-suds, quickly wiped dry Lake Traverat*. tion, Cincinnati. Wm. Dickaon and A. A. Wil- ] D the level of abbed with an oily cloth. To are suffering and appealing to the Executive hon were chosen, and resolution* adopted in- 1 office at Topeka for help. ■tructing them to inai»t upon recognition by the ' “-“r—tb,. eontm.nl w~. « link' ditf.-rrat_ from lx>Ush iti nlb it will, rotlon-rtono ud the counter outaidc. Kalhx-b then fired, and a what it is now, a few hundred feet | Hweet oil. Clean off tlie oil and polish itA Government life-saving crew at cos ven tion. Mcund afterward fired Main m Mr. De Young higher at the north, and lower at the wiQ, a chamois skin For or.bnarv woodHuron Qty set out, a few mornings ago, to BOUth would-be ° ’cr-1 work uw south,> thcn then thiM this barrier wouldover-1 use whiting to rub tho dirt off aid and Later accounts of tlie great fire at rescue tho crew of an unknown vessel which ........ “ .. a. <!■?!, .1 .. 11 4the 1... «.<- of the Wmn.jx.fi W ■ ammonia. * . < . . and. paint * . may lxI rer-™. Mortar had gone ash are during the night a few miles Hull, Canada, report that seven people were south of that placo, but soon after leaving port burned to death and $2,000,000 worth of prop­ •tooped *o m to protect imuuclf behind tb* ’ basin would flow southward through the j moved from window glass w-ith hot, tlie surf boat was swamped, and all but the erty destroyed.... A lxx>kkncpcr for a firm of counter and tried to dr*» a pi*tot While be , R.-d river and Minnesota valley into the sharp vinegar. Grained vhxid should be Captain, six in number, were drowned. The wm in thi* pooition, Kallcxh leaned over the Mississippi. The present northward | wimhed with cold tea contractors, who had started for Buf crew was a gallant one, and had a record for Montreal ! In ™hing prnntai wd. it i. . good falo with *15,000 in a valise, left tho money down dl MnrndmenU, toil IU Pzjiub.lr.ui doing - gyiSriw under his neat m the car while tie steptxxl to the •rate of it Mr De Tonne itenped back to the >*topped. There would tx> a mighty । piiUJ p, remove from the room evexvplatform to squivze the band of lus senior •Kalloch ’ • • *u------.... region , thjnK that ... can .bo a_._ J Bteam and stream ilraisiing Uiu whole central injured, .by nnng a fifth A singular disease, resembling St employer's daughter. When he return«i to of the continent into the Gulf of Mexico. I then bang sheeta owrung from hot water Vitus' dance, has broken out among the young his seat the gnpaack had disappeared . . I jiortiy raiMxl his pt Now imagine, again, that the continent1 । in • the room. eTho — Burned : Bcveral buildings at Bomihi-ad, Ont., vapor, condensing ladies attending school at the Brown county low $50,000 ; a number of dwellings in Brook­ i to fire, the blood gtumu is o gradually and on — ----------- depressed nt the north,'.-Ji walls, softens tlie dirt, which (Ohio) convent It has spread so rapidly that Long Island, loos $30,000 ; Flippen 4 studies hav-ibeen dispensed with, and many of haven, b. enUttad turnod *ad ran to the door, and Mr. Do Young. elevated at the south—a change which may be wiped off with woolen cloths Walker's foundry, at Danville, Va, loos $45,000; the girls have loft for their homes.. Mr. thirteen houses at Forewt City, Ark., loss $20,­ 7 tanrnrj, | shaking hi* head and (taggenng, fell backward we know from observation is still ixintin- wrung from soda water. Ceilings that Charles De Young, senior proprietor aud editor ■upport of : mtn the arm* of FJ*** De Young, hi* half-brother, uiug along the sea-coast; the result of . have Ixnn smoked by a kerosene lamp ; a large manufactory of sash, doors, furni­ hl» bill providing for ttir of tlie Hau Francisco t’hrvmicls, waa shot and 000 ,Ur'.* i laid hmi down on tho door. He wm un such an oscillation will be to diminish | Bhould be washed off with soda water, etc., at Bouth khaftabury, VU, loss killed tn his office on tho evening of the ture, > comooiw, and remained »o for ten minute* 23d of April, by L M. Kalloch, son of $125,000. ue । when, medical effort being unAvoil- the slope and velocity of the great south- , jf the wall about the stove lias lx-en ward nvor. It will have less and less ! Bmoked bv tho stove cover the black Spencer Pkttih, a forger, and R. Rev. L 8. Kalloch, Mayor of Han Francisco . power to ent its wav tlirougb obstacles. j,utoh.-s with gum shellac and thev will Hoyle, a defaulting ta* collector, both in prison. office, blocking up K.sarncy and Bash streets tbe iTevldeot, Informing Congrre* 01*1 the C->o!Ulg» Kalloch waa received at the door by two officre, It will be dammed by tlie granite ledgiv. uot strike through paint or calcimine near Big Stone lake. It will spread out Paint your plastered walls and they mates of the Boldiura’ Orphan* Homa at Norand gave himself up. Ho waa taken to the city into a vast lake larger than Superior and xrill not absorb odora. You can easily A STEAMER which arrived at Baltimore rfferwm, and trutniUUng Michigan put together. Thu waters of : clcan them with soda and water. Soap A severe cyclone visited a large sec­ from Bremen test week brought 1,914 emigrante this lake will be shallow and muddy, and ^d water spots them. When paper and tion of Central Ulinoi* on tho evening of the Il uilxbt barplace tn th* tSrporUtieni th<? deposit of alluvium very rapid. Aa ■ plater ta-come saturated with effluvia, 34th of April Al Taylorville, in Christian The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company fur- of State lb tli.> northward depression rontinuiw, the nothjng but entire removal will clean tai Instrument m*bcd four trains to transport this Large lot to ly act had been threatened by Kalloch county, four persons were killed and twelve outlet toward the south will become more them. IInsects ‘ will not‘ harbor ---- -in•-* paint­ lie »[XH'ch during the bite ckcUoncamj aenoualy injured. Considerable damage war tbe West, their destinaliqp being low*. Wiscon­ and more feeble. It will degenerate into . j. walls. Before jjoint or calcimine is done to property at Rockbridge, Hharpsburg, sin, Minnesota, aud Nebraska. a mere driblet. And at last th- great , applied to walls every crack and crevice Carlinville and other points. Ums about to so to trial for his ahootin,; of Ixxly of water will cut u new channel n:<-ut Io ibe Fortification bl!!, ami It m believed in San Francisco tliat Kalloch, Senior, for the foulest possible alan- northward into Hudson bay. Tlie Nel­ should l>e filled with plaster or cement A colored woman has just died at made of one part water to one port sili­ the Kallocb-De Young feud i» not yet ended. an asylum tot the aged, iu Washington, who is son river, with its rocky channel and c cate of potash mixed with common whit­ Michael De Young, tho surviving brother, will, said to have been 117 years old. Hhe was the at tho Ml! to regulate imraigraU.m. numerous rapids, Ixmra all tlie murks of j ying. For the calcimine put a quarter of it is thought, avenge (Tharios’ d<-ath. A In the Senate, on tlte morning of Friday. on outlet thus recently formed. &a pound of white glue „ ... in cold water over wealthy citizen of. Milwaukee has presented hi* j 1812, and has beeu drawing a pmuuon for over bAud. wtafh he aurrendcrod to the offioir on In* hub m iuiu busty ihw.it outline .. mglil Thi-s is uui but » a ruugu rough and mght and und neat heat grailnaiiy gradually in in tne the morning morning daughter with >500,000 m a wedding present j sixty years, l>eiag the old«*t |>ensioncr on the redrenre. Mid, on'taing^owu to hi* oeU. po«- ' "f tlw tln-ory which has been advanced until dissolved. Mix eight |iounds of ; widows' roll.. The King of Hiam, who is to Rains extending all over the State are tivelv refused to hxvo any intorrouree whatever by Gen. G. K. wum-n, of tlie United . whiting with hot water, add the ilisxeported in Kansas. There had been ncitlicr raiu _.. U>e ..---------....------of. .u t?—;------ oCorj», ------ and ghir llDd stir together, adding hot with representatives the-------rmaa States Engineer andHupi»orted by nor snow tn some sections since last November, An autopsy wm held on Uie body the follow­ him in a series of udmirabh . , r until ulxiut tlie consistency of ruble reports. It, water and the farmers in some parte of the State had ■ to visit New York, Washilfgtun, Richmond, Aping morning by physicians. One ball wm may seem dry, but it offers an explana- thick cream, Use u calcimine brush and almost abandoned hope of a harvest this year. , potnattox, and Chicago. found which ent«red tbe mouUi. breaking two tion of two very important facte—the im-1 - ' • .... Hoover, a murderer in jail at Fairplay, Col., finish an you go along. teeth, and finally lodged in the interior of the to has been lynched by a mob . .Tho Coroner's । Cai’T. E. NL Whic.ht, of the Ordnance ' jugular, which wm not entirely severvd, tbe meurte fertility oi mis ancient lake bed, inquest on the body of De Young, at San Fran­ | Cohm, committed suicide at Washington, owing The KeUogx-Spofford bullet lying tn tbe vein portly nattemxL The which is now called tlie Red river val­ A Large Block of Sandstone. cisco, resulted in a verdict of willful murder , cutting of this vein almost instantly exhausts ley, and the impossibility of a route from . against Kalloch. A t the Dark Hollow stone quarry, near tbe blood from tbe brain, producing inacnsi- M'amtobn, through tlie Nelson river and Pending the action of Congnus on tho Bedford, Ohio, one of the largest stones I bility. treaty of Washington, it is saitf the United Hudson bay, to England. These facto of tho immediate causes of tho tragedy ever blasted in this country was "lifted* Seriovs loss of life baa been occatbe CJsy ton-Bulwer treaty, Mtbr unanlmou* report is One believed to be tho recent appearance of a have a direct bearing on the commercial j a week or two ago. The stone is 40 by of toe cunimiUnr. Mr. WsddrU alluded to tho terrible tornado which )i*4 swept over pamtililct entitled the "Only Full Report of the welfare o^ the United States, for they fishermen against a recurrwnov of the Fortune tl»— town of Mar-lifi-ld, to hl* dlntrict, and Trial of L 8. Kalloch. on the Charge oi Adul- put tho transportation of the prtxlncta of ' 50 feet square and alxiut 30 feet thick, which had left quite a largo number of U-rv " This pamphlet contained a portrait of the rich Northwest into the hands of our । and it required 185 slip wedges to make trty outrage*. 1 a successful blast. When cut np into currcncc is reported from Kentucky. While a Postmaster General Kkt is being railways and steahiixmto. I pieces it will make nearly 300 car-loads young man named Graham Oruieln- wm on hi* strongly urged for appointment to the United hirnhh th- Governor of Mijoouri with 500 leal* for nf t)>n ■ More than two-tlurdrf of tho Rin! riverr i' of building stone. Immense blocks of tho benefit at tbe *ufferww. Th® joint rr~>ltiUon . j , . ei|>crienoe, arrest, amiguinent, States District Court Ju<lg«*hip for Tennessee, wm valley lies in Minnesota and Dakota; Tbe Speaker annoanred tbe appoint- naDocn • pulpit । •uent of Ihe follow ina tnembem *- a *elect ccmmittoe trial ana reeulL Its imprint wm “Boston: Ed- tin- remaining tliird is tbe British prov-• stone are frequently taken out of the plunged into the Kentucky river. The young made vacant by the death of Judge Trigg. t At ’I i 'm -i j *i quarries there which would make the but it wm generally regardman escaped with hi* life, but his mother, ma­ Gen. Sh-rwnu ba* Ismti interviewed ngardmg lo inviwUxsl- the sJinrol corruption In reirard to the crixm x vo., Two nulr.»«b h.™ oi»- nt Donnelly va W**hbura: I cd, with bow much truth it is now impossible to wo., oi ter, and another lady, who were in the carriage the case ot Cadet Whittaker, at Weal Point, and ooubwtedi«l><rtl<-n Mown*. Cartlsle, RtekneU. Res--- '-------- *----**■ * “----------------------- J—•-*'-«------l»een opened into the valley within the files in comparison. Ita weight waa es­ the proceedings connected therewith, especially O'Neill, t>leffraff (tews). past six rears — the St Paul, Minue1 The Special Defideucy bill wm ( l f u Qf timated to be alwut 6,000,000 pounds. A violent cyclone swept over the the press comments thereon. He denounced apolis anil Manitoba, wliich now runs tbeHeoanj anMCxlmnul bamg coo-cooeurrev! • “f.T" _ _ “ "7 . thi- pres" in bitter terms for its attacks ou West town of Macon, Miwu, ou the night of the 25th Point and its adnunuitraUou. and declared such >e bill wm -utto . eoDtereaw emmutee Kalloch. The pamnblct wm external ely curu- parallel with the river to St Vincent, on j .Uiw then took a rvern onU! 7:30, the erenlDK lated, and the K^UiX-b party wa* wrought to attacks unwarranted aud indefensible. Ho THE MARKETS. the British bonier, when* it oonpecta i be:n< for coneideraUoD of tbe bill eetabhab1 quite a Mate of ' dcapcration. De Young COOhoped, and bad no doubt, that tho luviwtigaUou lunicipa) rode tor tbe District of Columbia. Unued hi* vigorous aaoault* on Kallodi, and, M with the Pembina branch ot the Canawould be thorough, and ridiculed the ide* that mioion occupied the morning hour in the the time for iu* trial for the aiiooting of tlie dion Pacific to Winnipeg, and the North­ every building in the town wa* wholly or par­ West Point was under Southern influence. on Monday, Aprt! M, apon a projw UoD dlb?C^0 “OR5 ‘W'’T’T-,Tf- ern Pacific, which crosses the valley at । tially wrecked. Eighteen persona were killed, A Washington dispatch announces rth.PrWd«t to appoint colored cadet, la _KaUoch . fraud, became cocT-pondmgly right angle- and opens up the wonder-1 and many injured more or l«wa severely.... Mr. Joseph Seligman, th- well-known New York the death of the Hon. D. W. Middleton, who fully-fertile land lying on the wtwt aide banker, died in New Orleans a few days ago. of the river, in Dakota. Into this tern- ' He leaves a private fortune estimated at $5, Clerk of the Supreme Court of the United tory a groat flood of immigration is now [ 000,000. . pouring. The rapid influx l»egnn in I FOBEIGX The destruction by the tornado at Ma­ 1877. In the last quarter of that year ; Why Chinamen Never Maturolhc. con, Mi**., says a telegram from that point, Qveen Victoria formally accepted wrought bound Tlie jjcuoI code of China contains a the Government land offices dispowd , indescribable. “Pieces of timber have bien Lord Beaconsfield's resignation of the Bribah of more than 400.000 acres in Min- j provision which is correct!y translated found fifteen miles from the town. The mght Prcmicrehip on the 23d of April.... Nineteen co Im ma nsi; * , ,, ncsota. and during the same period the Boos. waa very threatening. A storm was exported by manv. Two ominous, inky clouds ap- coast during the prevalence of a storm... .The ".All persons renouncing their country railways sold over 500,000 acres. In all ' investigation of the Tay bridge disaster shows and allegiance or devising the means over a million acres were taken up by the be bars were w.mk ; tlmt the rivet holos thereof shall l>e beheaded, and in the settlers in those three months, m-jstly in Coax—Na 1, tween them, m if gathering from them the mate­ that were too large ; that the nuts were defective. punishment of this offense no distinction the Red river valley. Since 1872 the rial of which it was composed. Great bands of fire played between them, darting from one shall bo mode between principals and Nortliern Pacific railway has sold 800,­ accessories. The property of all such 000 acres of Red river lands. In the A dispatch for Cabul, in Afghanistan, UM criminals shall be confiscated and their land districts traversed by this road the J; announce* th*t the English •oldii'ry, under wives and children distributed ns slaves Government has assigned 1,323,416 command of Gen. Stewart. Lad captured tho to the great officers of state. • * • acres in tlie year ending Juno 30, 1878, dtv of Ghuxt-ni, after a diwpccatc battle with focus every building was torn into sphuter* and The parents, grandparents, brothers and and 1,064,644 acres in the year ending June 30, 1879. Together with the landia scattered all over the country iu the radius of a 15,000 nadvoa. grandchildren of such criminals, whether The summons of the Queen to Mr. habitually living with them under tlie sold by the railway during the same An insane woman in Texas undertook GLdatonc, in reaponae to which l# ba* under­ name ns»T or not, shall lx> |jer»etually time this makes the astounding total of to kill her five children by running knitting-nee- taken tha formation of a now Ministry, mark* banuhud to tho distance of 2,600 leagues. 4,500,000 acres disposed of in two years. dlea through their head*, hut waa discoiered the consummation of tho Libera) triumph in All those who puqxjHely conceal or con­ Embracing the seme territory present before she had completed the job. nive at this crime shall bo strangled. statistics show the following ; Present Those who inform against criminals of papulation, 69,600; increase in past deebons, and denotes the abandonment of any Area in wheat, 1879, The Vermont Democratic Convention effort to give an evasive, half-way acknowledg­ tliis class shall be rewarded with the .year, 19,900. appointed Hancock delcgaUw to the Cincinnati ment at the rercreal of policy demanded by the whole of their property. • • • If 281,430 acres; increase, 96,000. Area Convention, and instructed them to vote aa a tho crime is contrived but not executed, in other crops, 79,470 ; increase, 20,660. .. principals ... are to lie strangled and Total area in cultivation, 360,900; in­ It has been decided that in the new pamed, unit and to rapport the two-third* rule. being present, ---- * *but, “* no quorum -■* --------mt, WM uid tlie the accesHorii s punished with blows and crease, 16,660. Now breaking, 1879, Tho Georgia Republican State Con- British Cabtatt Earl Granville shall be Hecre- over. Maaara. McMahon, Cobb and Moi 133,600. jedcteacy bin, *ixi Mr. ctaain wm uipotntad <ra tt>* , banishment. '■ TOLKIMX ihirbrtrLi*TnJti f <T^‘1 ! Provhu°n» which has onlv lately Marquis of Hartington, Secretary for India; Circumstantial Evidence. wsmt-a Mr. Childers, Secretary of War; I.«.rd S«>iMnmJttea oa ths rerteioo of tbs vuore-’^Z . become known, explain* why John has }>ourae. High Chancellor; W. E. Forster, Chief Many innocent men have suffered for cot&—No, • no particular desire to naturalize, cut off Secretary for Ireland, and Lord Northcote Fir-t the crimes of others. About forty years °* T ^S,X The joint resolution authodxing the PreaiqUeU4, unj become a real ** Melican Lord of the Admiralty... .A dispatch from CalmJ to reappoint fit (jib m A. MsCarty LteutoaMt fhe law-maker who devised it ago. a gentleman was tried and convict- Fm»v»-c> oouMader la the navy, at Cm foe* of Um ttat, wm a more incalculable blessing oil upon circumstantial evidence ot the *«**>—■ .... ■ IL. *n^1 TK* ... — ■ - a. Ma) has reached India that murder of hia niece. She was heard to ooos—So. The Oregon delegation to the Chicago exclaim, " Don't kill me!” and that in- oya-Mt* Mivcatioti w>. test week iaatructcd (four or five cent­ Htant a pistol or fowling-piedv was fired iMDU^Araiii* Under tlieoe circumstances the al be in no haste off. to tlw effect that tbe delegation from that State i again defeated tlie natives, 8,000 etlaman was convicted and executed. to Chicano, heretofore divided he.wn-n WcsbGhuzne, and that die British naw bun>e. Blame and Edmunds, will p> for Grant x twelve months after, the niece, who <>*va.'.7*.'. had doped, arrived in England, and, Hjok-o. bearing of the affair, elucidated tbe c*m> f A.-ast»c Turkey are string by has a whole transaction. It appeared that she The Suvanniih New, a Democratic WkI appuste in tbfir Tx-lialf ar i aa all bad formed an attachment fur s j»en»ou of ' c 1 the'.ppewi>ce o! Ohlrte. whom her node disapproval Them an»17.*.' The cable furaiahc-s us with a brief The United States Court for Oon- �.by lb. Or all deposits will before tong have toencounter a oouaiderable amount of opposition. •ey, took a long pull at a bottle contain­ ing oorrauve wxblimate, thinking he was getting something a little milder, and is 88,000 HOUSEHOLD HELPS. Naw linen may be embroidered more rosily by rubbing it over with fine white soap; it prevent* the thread from crack­ ing. To RKMorz gra*ii from wall-paper, lay several folds of blotting-paper cm the spot and hold a hot iron near it until the grease is abeewbed. To take ink out ot linen, dip the ink Bpot in pure meltcxl tallow ; then wash out the tallow, and the ink will come out with it This is said to be unfailing. If brooms are wet in boiling suds once a week they will become very tough, will not cut a carpet, will last much longer, and always sweep like a new broom. warmth it hidss the animal. Hunters tively boundlens, extending for a dis­ takes twenty-three to twenty-«ix pounds. hot aocustopwd to the farads of Bmzii Tuns is contained in the corn cobs tance of 1,600 miles along the Caucasus which tin- ant-bear inhabit* step on it Tn gavel to be used by the Chairman range, from the Caspian to tbe Black raised in the United States from 115,­ without knowing that it is a curiosity. 000,000 to 130,000,000 pound* ot carThe color is brown washed with gray on lionate of potash, which is the third the head and face, and interspersed with there are but two district* in thia large most valuable article required in agri­ jmre white liairs on the head aud hinder in Springfield once occupied by Abra­ area where any systematic efforts are be- culture. limbs. The throat i» very black, and a ing made to obtain the petroleum. One I M ixe d husbandry i* what we need. ham Lincoln. long, triangular black mark crosses the The farmer XUTT. who “ A »* Tjl"7 f ST f*? ™ It is reported that Jay Gould now Iv over the shoulders. Measuring from (which flows into the Black seaj, where , in- nuiei, miu, ui me mug run, wm save controls, either directly or indirectly, the tip of the snout to the end of the two well* have been sunk by a French more than he who devote* hi* energies tail the bear is just a trifle more than 7,774 miles,of railroad, to be soon in­ company under tlie superintendence of and land mainly to one or two crops. six feet in length. Tlie head a’«me is creased to 8,078 miles. Thi* is about Tux leaf cases of the leaf crumpler one and u half, and the tail two feet an American manager; this company ha* ■one-tenth of the aggregate mil-age of long. Tho bear has four toea on tlie fore­ a refinery at Taman. Tho other and may be easily found at this season, and ihe railroad* in the United States. should lie Hearched for and destroyed. feet and five on the hinder feet The most-productive district is near Baku, on It multiphe* rapidly und is sometime* claws on the fore-feet ore extremely long the Caspian sea. Many well* have lieen very destructive, entire orchard* l»eand curved and of no use in walking. A wbaltht buaineM man of Minne- I sunk here to tho depth of 300 feet, hav­ ing rendered nearly worthless by ita way); build a alow fire at first till it is They ore used a* a defense against a}x>li*, named Cole, left tliat city last presence. . dry. Oil in the spring, to prevent it stronger animal*. If they are once im­ January with tho intention of making a ing a daily yield of 28,000 liarrel* of planted in the fl<»h of a human being J. Vf' iinu, of Hampton, Iowa, from rusting. crude petroleum. An extraordinary trip to Europe, and nothing ho* been says that, after many trials, there are two To clean brass, immerse or wash it the wound is apt to prove fatal. They heard from him since his arrival in New amount of sand flows out with the oil, trees which have endured the ordeal of several times in sour milk or whey. Thia are apt, also, not to come’out, ho that York a few days after. The liook* of and is heaped up near the orifice of the Northtern hedging, and have not been will brighten it withput scouring. It the dying num can kill the bear if he de­ sires to. The bear has found that the the various steamship lines fail to show well* in bank* at least thirty fcot high. foutui wanting in any jiarticular. These may then i»e scoured with a woolen safest way is to wind ita snake-like head "e honey locust and the white wil- cloth dipi>ed in aah-w. that a fMAnage ticket wiih Bold to any Largs refineries exist at Baku, though low. Boston Cocoaxut Pie.—Take one around the body of ita foe. Ita hug the refined oil at present produced there is particularly powerful The bear •inch ponton. Grave doubt* are enter­ cocoanut and grate; add the milk and hone of four years’ *-------— two „ eggs, till the mixture is as thick turned ita claws inward upon a thick, tained a* to tho nafety of Mr. Cole. It is not a* good as the American oil. horse by using four ounce* of *alt]teter | cu«tard pie. ‘ ’ . Ont1 nut makes two rough palm and walked on the outer k is feared that he ha* been foully dealt edge of the fore-feet in a lazy, awkward in a quart of good vinegar. Disnolve , .un­ 4 Da. C. H. Thom ah, of Philadelphia, well and apply by bath or mop. About | manner to a box two feet away. The To curl plumes, put some coals of only indication of intelligence it dis­ has been making a study of tlie various o dozen applications cured this «»*<• in Having got Leland fixed with a Lib­ fixe on a shovel, sprinkle some brown played was in scraping away the straw new devices for helping tho deaf to hear. six month*. Hugar on tho coal* and hold the plume* eral Parliament and a Homo Rule rep­ The St Patrick, one of the new varie­ in the smoke. One application will be for a bed. It cannot walk long. The All of them, he says, depend for their bear come from Para by the schooner resentation, we ore now called upon to action upon the principle of acoustics ties of jmtatoe* recently introduced to sufficient to moke them iw nice as new. Thoma* Williams. Ita owner, Mr. relieve a famine in Armenia. We hope* the attention of our farmers, is said to Another way: Take a little salt and that solids vibrate in unison with the be most excellent and. well worthy of sprinkle it upon the hot stove and hold Rache, ha* had a standing offer, for the that we shall never lie deaf to tlie cries sound waves produced in the air near extended culture. It has a smooth, the plume over'the smoke a few min­ last ten years, to all the Captains sailing of the suffering, from whatever distance from New York to Brazil, to pay a good white ekin, few and shallow eye*, pro- utes. them. In these instruments the vibra ­ sum for a live ant-bear, and thi* animrl they come, but Armenia does seem o, buck pen™ is the only live one ever brought to the. rather far away. The British have a tion* are of sufficient force to be audible when conveyed to the internal ear Itbul. Lur to . popular market tato tat^tor '£ United States. CapL Edward Hecured protectorate over Armenia. "Why should it while it wub td?oping, which it is "very through tlie medium of ths teeth and not they protect the people from starva­ •' which they are washed. It will also capable at Mr. Reiche i* negotiating to A urrruF. ou cake or meal given to the | prevent the colors running in washing tion ? If they want to l>oa* the universe, cranial bones, independently of the ordi­ nary channel of hearing. He says that farm team about the time when shedding i.tack or colored cambric* or muslins, Cornjxmy in Berlin fcr 82,500. He savs let them do iL ■ > not injured by it, but that no zoological garden in the world a simple and excellent instrument for, the winter coat will be of great mlvan- wl(] tjie tage. It wiH oct os a gentle laxative w ju^t ^ft „ before the pepjier wm jx>«H.-i**cs u live ant-liear. The London .tlie purpose ** consists simply of a rod of and Htimulant, and render more active put in. - Evert item of intelligence from Con­ Garden could keep one for only a week. vr.o,. xr stantinople indicate* that Turkey i* on hard wood about two feet long and a the various secretive organ* of the svsIt died in the garden. better fit them the arduous wO 1“P Butter f vnnr Mr. Iteidie feed* the bear with ex­ the verge of dissolution. The adminis­ quarter inch thick, one end of which is , tem, laborsand of the season. Anfor occasional tea- • prnni i?U<O Utt<?r the ‘ i t . .j , pudding-dish and strew with curranta, tremely finely-Bcraned beef mixed with tration is west and ineffective, official placed against the teeth of the speaker, | eggs and sugar. Every schoolboy, par­ corruption and official inefficiency art' the other resting against or between the-' amiss to act as a diuretic. ! butteralf repeat until the dish is nearlv ticularly if he ha* read " Mayne Reid ” , observable everywhere, and it is beyond teeth of the person hard of hearing. If . The winters in Russia are liecoming full; make a custard of one quart of milk, with proper diligence, remembers the question that the last Oriental form of the speaker articulate* in a natural tone colder every year, and tlie summers hot- two eggs, seasoni'd with vanilla aud salt; picture of the ant-bear sweeping up a government will soon come to an end in of voice, the vocal vibrations will be1 ter, more dry and lees fruitful, owing as J>Our on the bread and let it stand one thousand live anta with a tongue nearly is clearly Mtatexl by Livingstone, to the hour and bake two feet long. Tlie tongue, which is Europe. The scramble which will be transmitted in great volume through the I covered with naliva, i* u most effective sure to take place as to how the Sultan's teeth and thence to the ears of the deaf j kpt-trap. At first it did not take kindly iru-P. Tin. cloanug ..I th«e Und. topi»e4mi«.of Jd'cinnmixi Eurojx-an ixj**c«*ion* shall lie divided person. It will also convey the voice dis­ to tlie chaage of diet, and a basin of ant tinctly when placed against tho forehead cwnd .uch cnormom. ompombm. tb.< «1)it j eggs soaked in lukewarm water was bodes no good to the peace of Europe. hulu.r brr ught The lx-ar ate half of the meal or other jtortions of the skull of the nnmy on~ eopm-mn. wnU-r con™, have iTu nJ""™ "’“I"*' W»h mul Lk th. tapioca in very little by lapping up the eggs much the same Dikixl Conboy, the stone mason of hearer. Il will also convey perfectly ' y ar? . water till rather tender; then put it in a* dog* eat. Turning to the dish of Erie, Pa., who went crazy some weeks audible speech from the skull of one to Item in poultry is only a fatal disease the milk, and place on back of the stove scra|>ed meat, it placed the tip of ita -ago over the fifteen puzzle, and : tliat of the other, or sush sounds may when, Uke many others, it is neglected I and souk one hour; then melt butter in long tongue on the plate and returned it ha* since lxx«n confined in the Dixmont bo conveyed by simply bringing the till juuiMcd all remedy. If, when first ' dish and pour in tlie beaten eggs, milk to ita mouth without partaking of tlie food. The Ix-ar then ht<xid upon ita Asylum, near Pittsburgh, is now cuftd, head* themselves in contact Again, in­ attacked, a mixture of cayenne pepper well sweetened, and spice; bake one hour feet, and, leaning ita head down, verti­ and will soon be released. He was vio­ stead of the speaker holding it against and lard, about the size of a bean, l>e ' quite slowly. cally spread ita tongue over the straw given to the fowl about twice a day, a ----- ------------------his teeth, he may place it against the lently insane, and it was necessary to and nuule a shrill noise like a tin whistle, care will l>e effected in a few days. We Sleeping a Life Away. and hobbled back to ita bed. put the jacket on him most of the time. upjx‘r jxirt of liis clxewt, when, upon keep from dftT to 100 fowls, and have Nathan G. HVrooman, an employe of | ud*on ^ilroad, “'residing Three men were required to take him to using his voice, the Hound will lx< con­ never lost by this disease, but have ef- I A Parting Scene. veyed os before, of course independently iedod a cure m Urge number, by tho ’ the asylum. During his confinement nearhithe city ing . Id. 7 of Schenectady, „ a•• i* *leep£ I| Did you ever hear two married women * nurture dmortlmd.-.&nta^. the Superintendent received many let­ of the teeth of either person." Six year, ago he of other at the gate on a Yovxo stock, (vqtecially calve* am 1 i received a sunstroke and ever since has e and ever since ha* I RIln]mer evening? Thia is the way they ter* and suggestion* from all part* of the colta, frequently -•' doit: ntly l>ecome infented infected with i; complained of dizzine**. On *» the •15th country concerning hi* cure. Ono man Thrilling Adventure With Indian*. *Ux-k lie-, in iwinter, which greatly ~__ 2„ “mul__ 1 I, of — -February _*____ ______________ he wo* compelled _ ____ ______ to quit "Good-by!" -------------------------- x. —a » i..- i j OQ in Michigan sent a solution of tho jmzJust below Kanawha full*, in West tiply toward spring and, nearly suck the ' his work and take to his bed on "n "Good-by. Come down and see us ’ " . re pains pain* in his ha head. He right soon.1* zie, which he thought would have the Virginia, i* an overhanging rock of im­ life s Idood out of them. They should i count of severe aalux-p and continued in be looked after, and if found infested at once fell oi ___ t _____ ___________ _ mense size juttirg out about 100 feet desired effect. "Yes, so I will. You come up right over tho seething whirlpool, and aliout with this specie* of vermin, should be this condition almost without interrui soon." t the same height above. This was once treated for it. A moderately strong so- tion, day and "I wfll. Good-by." Various statement*, more or less er­ the acene of a . remarkable adventure. lution of carbolic soap applied liberallv and two days, “Good-by. Don’t forget to oome to the neck and back will noon effectualbe natural, aiu and hi* breathing was not soon." roneous, have lxx-n current recently re­ The Indian* were in hot pursuit of Van ’ ’ as in ’ ’ ' diseases of the specting tho Pope’s health. The truth Bibber, a settler and a man of distinc­ ly rid them of these troublesome peata. , ’lalMired “No, I won't Don't you forget to W. A. Ahmhtroso, Elmira, N. Y., ! bnun- W^1ea,.—-7—v-r-------------- —* 1 come up.” tion in tliorte early times. He was is that, though no notable malady exists, hard preehed, and, all acoesa to the river "I won't Be sure and bring Sally at a recent meeting of the Elmira ' uiorose .. . -. and disinclined to converse, so the Holy Father'* medical advisers are below und above Ix'ing cut off, he wa* mud Fannun.’ Club: “I have tried raising [w“ J1* I ,Jane with you next tine." J , any information concerning hi* feelings *■* not satisfied with his condition. Every driven to thi* jutting rock, which proved Ahiike clover ou as much as 100 acre* “c* ’ “I will. Td have brought her up this _ could be <drawn . I sowed, coma - from him. He desired ttime, cause of moral trouble that arisen throws to bo the jumping-off place for him. He land in various conditions but she wasn't venr well. She thirty tt.. of new land with Abrik. *!"’». } ““W *° 1«' **°M. wanted to come awful bad. ’ him into a state of nervous prostration. stood on tlie rock, in full view of the don.7 «d I hare wwrf the mixed alS? enemy above and below, who yelled like “Did she, now? That was too bad. H* *!*• .?? *1U*' Be sure and bring her next time." demons at the certainty of his speedy with timothy and with .Ammon red Un“’ salubriou* air to which he ha* been ac­ capture. He stood up boldlv and with driver A. the reaull rf all my ol~.r/'k;”'“ "I will; and you be sure and bring the customed are telling upon him disas­ his rifle kept them at bay. As he stood ration, I have condud.d that Alaike | baby.” >• I “I will. I forgot to tell you he’s cut trously, and those who are around him then' he l<x>ked acres* the river—saw lii* dovmi. not. profitable crop to t™ , ■» b» food wn. dnipoMd ot. he wo«M U «Upae into Ira (ormer .paihy. another tooth." friends—hi* wife with her bal* in her It make, good pmjtnro and tor rattle I assert that hi* health is. failing visibly. arm*, and helpless to render u*»u.5tano«’. -a will ii nota stay a • aL i i What u a . little "You don't *ay! How many has he goodit hav, ibnta it in the land .7 . - singular in lua cose,. His medical advisers are very anxious They stood aa if petrified with terror -Von th ere wm at no time any symptom of fe- got now?" so well M nxi clovers, and »hen the first inflammation or delirium nor of that ho should have change of air this and amazement. She cried at tlie top growth is cut or grazed off that ib the maaumaaiu»**i»u ua ucaaaauau, a«« am • “Five. It make* him awful cross. ”» d the u-mpvra. “I guan it does, this hot weather. summer, but it seems that the threats of her voice: "Leap intp tho river and end ot it tor that year. I rannot rar “X ■ratanal .’h“h wooM meet me! ” Luring her balx> on the what infiuenoe i. raertol by it uward 1 tm» ,rf ““ Well, good-by! Don’t forget to come and pressure brought to bear upon him. gra**, she seized the oar* und sprung enriching U>e land, but it I m.y judge dwerae, nor any pmdyI“” by those who would fain chain him to mto the skiff alone. Ah she neared tlie by the etoraeuTrf th. root. I mra't “No, I won’t Don't you forget to twenty-thpv, day. to wok. ud come up. GoodibyP •the stake have hitherto availed to pn»- middle of the river her husband saw it i. interior to red clover ra a lertiltod. , — - jnnetrate so far He was not and- ; became communicative. And they separate.—New York Com­ . veut him from taking any such decision. the Indian* coming in full force and Tlie roots do yelling like demons. “Wife, wife," he they have lew substance. Cattle are ' suffering from any ]>*ina, but was weak. , mercial Advertiacr.__________ screamed, " I’m coming; drop down a extremely fond of Alsike pasturage, but His appetite wm voracious, and it wm i A Habit of Complaint A sharp colloquy recently occurred little lower.” With this he sprung cow* grazing on it make buffer of light then supposed that he would soon re­ There are some unhappy people who ou the floor of the United States Senate from id* crag und drecended like an ar­ color. Farmers who keep bee* may find cover hi* strength and return to his ; work. Ten days later he iiecame sleepy between Messrs. Carpenter and Blaine, row into the water, feet foremost The it profitable to have a field of Alsike and again took to his bed, where he is at are never cheerful—who are always un­ wife rested on her oars a moment to see der a cloud. Now wo may be tx»rn with during a discussion of tbe Geneva Award him rise to the surface, the little canoe near by, for it affords a great deal of present in about the same condition m a melancholy temperament, but that i* honey if the plant* are not graz»xl, and bill, in which, according to the regular ‘fe, । at first Day and night he sleeps with­ no reason why we should rield to it out any fever, and refuses to take any There is a way of shuffling tne burden. report, “many personal thrusts wen the bailing flood. It was an awful mo­ , food. When lie awoke* ,TO from " hi* sleep, In the lottery of life there are more given and parried.” It began by Sena­ ment ; it seemed an age to her ; would when mixed with the oniinorr gr»«w, ,o“l W’“ ” ■” ' it is with the greatest difficulty he can prize* drawn than blanks, and to one and in this condition it has remained tor Blaine reading an extract from a let­ bo make to talk. It i* only by perse­ misfortune there are fifty advantage*. longer in the ground tluui when sowed i ' verance in questioning that a “ yes ” or Despondency is the most unprofitable ter of Secretary Fish's in such a way ns alone." a “ do " can be got out of him in reply. feeling a man can have. One good, tlie r.treom. He roe© near her; in a mo­ ti _ He desires to be allowed to Bleep. His hearty laugh i* a bomlmhell exploding ment the canoe was alongside of him , ing. Senator Carjx*nter read a further Bee Kanching. friends are getting onxiou* about him, in the right place, while spleen and dis­ and ahe helped him to scramble into it California is a famous couutrv for bee* , t»s it is now two week* since he tasted content are a gun that kicks over the amid a shower of arrows and shot that Thi* nettled Blaine, who read.what pur- the IxUlkxl Indian* poured into them. and the making of honev, and at many a food> ““ "le7P continues, with mon who shoota it off. Then give over The daring wife did not speak a word, breakfast-table in distant’ Europe to-day no niatarial change in his condition or complaining. Take out-door exercise Caleb Cushing, tending to sustain his her hustamd was more dead than alive; the waffle is spread with sweets that ' Hyniptom*. He is a single man, aged anil avoid late suppera, if you would have a 35 years, hard-working, solier, cheerful dispoHition. Ttie habit of camand nil depended on her strength being have lxx-n filched from the hcorta of a ' view of the Fish letter. Senator Car­ maintained till tlwy could reach the thousand California flowers. In tlie ,in‘l industrious, and tlie main support penter several times extended his hand liank. This she did, ju*t where rhe had mouth of almost any canyon there in a * widowed sister, with whom he refor the totter, but unsuccessfully, until, started, right where the babe wa« still liee ranebe or apiary, wluwe owner grow* “id**- Death must ensue in a Jiort having concluded his comments, Blaine lying, crowing nnd laughing. Tlie men indolent and pro<q»eron* from the tabors tuu,‘. bnt the <5U*° “ 80 remarkable as to Rcverence. pulled the skiff high up on the sand, of hi* industrious subjects. Here there excite tlie wonder imd interest of the thrust it toward him with tbe remark and the wife slowly arose and helped to are no long winters, with d-arth of flow- ' physicians in that section. The doctor* lift Van Bibber to his feet He could era, through v hick tlie patient worker* unable to give an explanation of following: not walk, but she laid him down by hi* We have had for many years in this babe, and then, aeating herarlf, she wept they mav live until the opening of the . -------- -----------------------county, a* Clerk ot the District Court, wildly, just a* any other woman would next field scaacm. These l>ee ranches ’ An Ulinoi* gentleman counts among an intelligent and careful German, who. have d>Mie under the circumstance#. are models of neatness and domestic , hi* treasure**, and very rightly, toof a rw, and recognized no obligation to Tliat babe i* now a grandfather, ami comfort, anil the profession of boe-keep- , quaint old omlirotype of Ahraluun Lin­ that rock is called “ Van Biblxr' rucks ’ ing i* rapidly Incoming popular among 1 coin. It show* a gaunt and awkward Recently, in an important trial, a to this day. puraoD* of little- physical strength or j man of 37 nested :n an old rmh-bottomed somewhat "bumptious” young man small financial capital, or both—such a* j chair, and Jrewied in well-worn dark from the rural district* wa« called as a 1, UlUO, maiden ladies, broken-down minister*, ( ckAhe*, with on old-fashioned stock, and w itness, and took hi* place on the stand the of an addi- Imchelor Htudents, and those dilettante | hi* uix-orubed liair standing out in all without removing hi* hat He was told farmv.n* who fancy that the royal rood to 1 direction*. 1 to liold up hi* hand, which he did, aud augxnerting Li* immense poaaeai continuing an active buaineas He h:a no ambition yet tuu which requires him to •carry any the immeiiM reeponaibility of public interest*. He desires, th controlling iniereota be ast of hi* loans and tlie rents ot hi* eatate. Vanderbilt, it may be said here, is pushing the work upon hi* new Fifth avenue mansion, which i* to be the must costly private residence in the country, except that of Mr*. A. T. Stewart. Ho is adding from time to time to tlie numbcr of flyers in hi* stable*, and has de­ veloped B wonderful interest lately in art matters.—New York Cor. Chicago Timet._____________________ The Effect of Coffee Again. Dr. Richardson, the eminent English scientist, in respset to the popular no­ tion that coffee is an unhealthy bever­ age, that.it keeps up a constant irrita­ tion al the stomach, and" bring* on deprauion of Hpirita, etc. There was a great deal of truth in that statement, say* the doctor, an coffee cannot be tak­ en in excess without producing dyspep­ sia and irritation, but moderately uted it it an invigorating, healthful, and wholesome drink, bringing a man'a beat cucrgica into play. The quantity taken,, however, muaTnot^be large, and should begocxl. Dr. Bock, of Leipsic, another cele­ brated scientist, say*: "Tlie nervousness and peevishness of our times are chiefly attributable to ti-a and Coffee; the di­ gestive organ* of confirmed coffee drink­ er* are in a state of chronic derangement, which reacts on the brain, producing fn«tful and lachrymose mood*. Fine hulire oddicted to strong coffee have a characteristic temper, which I might describe aa a mania for acting the perse­ cuted saint Cocoa and chocolate is neutral in ita psychic effects, and is real­ ly the most harmless of our fashionable Too Mad for the Limit*. A gentleman whose face hod a look tixik up a jx-n and wrote for alx>ut two minute* with a determined hand. Then, a* he blotted the card, be asked the stamp "I* it against the postal rules to call a man a liar on a jxwtal card?” The clerk thought it was, and the man tore up tlie cord, bought another, and after writing a few lines inquired: "It can’t be against the rules to call him a villain, can it?" The clerk again decided it waa, and a third card was purchased. Thi* time the man pandered over hi* lines, signed his name, and said: "I have written here that he ought to lx* in jail for hi* conduct. I* that against thepostal rules?” The clerk said he wouldn't dare run the risk himself, and the indignant citizen tore the card into a dosen pieces and exclaimed: “Go to Halifax with your postoffice! I won’t s* nd any card at all, but I’ll waylay the fellow and knock tho top of hi* head ofr.’’—Auffuata(Ga.) Chronicle. Our Bodies After Death. Within a very near approach to truth, the human family inhabiting He earth has been intimated at 1,000,000, ­ 000; the annual loss by death is 18,000,­ 000. Now, the weight of the animal matter of thia immense body cast into the grave is no less than 634,000 ton*, and it* decomposition produces 9,000,­ 000,000,000 cubic feet of matter. The vegetable production* of the earth clear sway from the earth the gaace thus generated, and decomposing and as­ similating them for their own increase. animal* and on the seeds of plants, which in due time become a part of himself. The lower animal* feed upon the herlte and grasses, which, in their lated by plants, the earth or bone sub­ stance alone remaining where it is de­ posited, and not even there unless prosecuted a* a common swindler. Farm School* for Girl*. France has agricultural schools for girls. One of the chief is near Rouen, which is said to have bees begun with a capital c< 1 franc, by a Sister ot Charity and two little discharged prisoner girls, and to be now worth >160,000. The es­ tablishment has now 800 girt* from 6 to 18. The farm, entirely cultivated by them, i* over 400 acres in extent. Twenty-five Sisters form the staff of ’ teachei*. More than one medal of the French Agricultural Society ba* been awarded to this eatabtishment at Darnetel, and the pujiil* are in groat demand all over Normandy ou account ot their an outfit and a small sum of money, earned in spare hours. If they want a ocn< of highly-improved land and “Lnmdhunt Gould will o �tlTOM cor *TT mis. 8 \TURDAY, MAY 1, 1880. JOHS8TOWN AMD BALTIMORE. A new grain elevator is tiffing built at Grand Ledge. Station Agent Shearer, of Bellevue, has been onlered to Imlay to take cl targe of the station there. ’ Anew flouring mill of nmlritions pro Ejons will be built at Grand Lidge season, It win be run by steam. Jose. Pigroec, a ll-year old lad who has I teen living with Howard Haves, of Benton, has been sentenced to the re­ form school, for larceny. Eaton county has two women hold­ ing official position—Helen E. Snyder Bclioo) Inspector.in Snnfield township and Dr. Mary E. Green, health officer of Charlotte. Some three weeks ago the May Fisk blonds, (a variety show)dlsplayed their charins tn snch a sensationsly charm­ ing way nt Charlotte tliat the good people of that city haven’t got over it yet. . Seth Hall, an old and respected citiz­ en of Charlotte, was prostrated Satur­ day by a severe stroke of paralysis. He is in a very critical condition, being completely paralyzed physically and mentally. George Ward, Sr., member of the firm of Ward fit Dnlaon of Charlotte, waa (hrown from hh - buggy Monday afternoon and received injuries, from which it is thought he may never ful’y recover. His face and shoulders lacer­ ated nnd bruised, bnt his most serious injuries arc internal. Prof. A. A. Fuller, a perialitic sing­ ing master, who- had a weakness for dead-benting, everybody who had anv thing to do with him has finally deaclbeaten Henry G. Tracy, a hard-work­ ing citizen of Grand Ledge, out of his wife and eloped with her to Conneticut, leaving his lawfully weded wife. The other evening while Mrs. Rey­ nold Preston of Roxand, wns sitting with her three little little daughters alone in the house, the lamp flame seemed to raise and spread all over the lamp, nnd then the toble, retting it on fire. Mrs. P. had the presence of mind to smother the fire with a bed comfort and a conflagration was avoided. who never mys black when he umwks white. He walked out with a firm stop, looked tbe court square in the face and ; Mid: . “I disturbed tbe peace, and put in a! plea <*f guilty.” ’ . "Tbavu honest.” remarked tbe court. “Business is. business.” continued Daniel. "I am guiltv, aud feet that I ought to be sent up for thirty days.” "Very well, Til make it an even tiiirty.” "Say how much did yon give that chin who waajust outhcreT” "The same.” "Then book me for sixty I I don’t want to be classed with uo snob clothesptas Mr. Weeks relates how one time he a plo went to visit the Indians, and learned man. something that may be of great use to He was a quiet, bashful-looking the gentler sex of to-day. Looking young man who got on tlie train at over tliecamp became upon an old Hawley ville in the east. To the gen­ squaw in tlie act of kneadiug dough, tleman who occupied the seat by the and iu order that our "Sisters, and onr stove he Mid : "Will you let me sit there? I am very ' cousins, and our aunts” may learn the cold.” art, we give the modus opera ndi. The Said the passenger : aqilaw had before her a smooth board, "There are hot pipes under all the seats.” and placing the material to be made Said the young- man in a painful into dough, in doth, tho work begins. whisper, and blushing as he aaid it: First she works the material with her "But it’s my feet that’s cold.” bands, then rolls and presses the same The pnsaengenger got up, and went out and stood on the platform until* on tbe board, until it assumes the conNewton was reached. si -ncy of dough, then, with repeated rollings, squeezings poundings, and Jeff Davis divides his time between w.oKi,,g the work i done and the ma­ writing his memoirs and raising cotton. terial' is ready to be placed on a hot OT For the Best 50-cent Chewing atone and set before tlie fire to bake, Tobacco go to "Wilson A Howe’s. unlocked by the hands except to place it carefully where it would bake. As WJfe Notice. ' this is not a patented process the ladies board wilhotU juiycauao or provocation, thia la to are at liberty to use it m their bread warn all perron* from narlxiring or trusting her on making. At another time a njcco of one of the Yank or Spring*. Mleh .April, 26. ISW1. . EDMOND BROOKS. chiefs’ died and as curiosity called M r. Week’s there to witness the funeral JJARMSis! UABSESNt ceremony. He went early. As the said chief would not converse with a white man tWro was much curiosity to find Makes the boss Carriage, Light road and Team out how.the Indians would manage the matter. One of the IndiruiH who could Bound to Boss the Funeral. not speak English was making a coffin A polieman who was beating through in which to deposit the dead, but al­ "Kaintuck” yesterday afternoon was For a small sum of money and don’t you forget it. though he had copied the coffin of the | halted by a little old negro man who Have you seen any of Will’s work! hnd business in his eye and botl| hands white man and had got a very good i If not call on him. one door north of clenchcil as he said : shaped box. yet it lacked just one inch tightly "Say, Imish, am yon gwine to lie ’round Boise and Francis', get his prices and you will trade. ot being Ibug enough. Tho manufuct - yere to-morror forenoon T” U -er worked and studied, and studied “Yes. I suppose so.” W. E. CLARK. "Waal, dor’s gwine to Im* de powerami worked; yet the coffin would not Im* fullest fuse up yere dot ole Kaintmk DI A hl fl o Slool. Covel A Hook »2lo lofl.Rec<l« long enough. Finally the chief came to rln-r saw, an’roll’d la-tcer her nlmut r I U iw 11 A600 <)re»n* S'otx. .1 I IMI» V V 2ltBW awell*. Howl, book, the rescue, and after looking over six pa’r o’ hnndctifls an’ shackles Illualr*t<-I C,t*los,-ue Fne. Addn-u I>*oiel F. Beatty. Wuhlncton, N J. ready. ” the work a short time, turned to Mr. "Why, what’s the trouble now 7” * Week’s, who stood looking on, and " il "Tnilde ’nuff, Kill. Yousec.de ole . ..i i POIUUDK Mk-ully t.) ihe bo, motioned , ,„a„ jillkiD,, „„ mi,,,,, ,trc(.t a< if he wjshcd Mr. Week's to solve ! am gwine to die afore night. Dat’s t ie problem, but Mr, Week’s thought settled for shuah.” K Elt KffOHN. No 4 St. Mark** l*l»cc. N Y t> himself, if you won’t talk to a ..X-’** > i, i ... । 'Waal, VVnnl, de ole man hi has axed me to •twrr. ATTUiTIVL IHfHflL white man you cau fix* bur own cof- w fun’ral Mr*. Jolla McNair Wripbt’a New Baek, ....,rt ,ivo’ |M>MM..1 (|’erangemeuta. fl ns, so he mad believe ho did not un- 'kase 'he 'knows ................ I’m solid on sich tings. dur'land, in order to get tlie chief to ' Izv tended to fun’rals so long dat ire converse, but the Indians would not I got de hang of ’em, yon see.” “Yes.” I rSFHICTn ta k, and Mr. Week’s turned away leav­ , “Waal, dur's Deknn Allen, libin' wreu. to splice ...« wuu. • ober on Calhoun street, one of de most ing them the .coffin. .At imulliOT time thv Ir.dian»li»il lHi-n ! Afrta>"“ in Detroit. Jn«t . . . . „ , . , i i as stiah ana black man sit nines oil de dogging Mr. Bristol shogh, which made rt|il nIiyw|llu.|„..U| de Deklin that good Quaker somewhat angry. Mr. I |H. nlhm wants to 1h><s de fun’ral bizNEEDED 2 BY talite Bristol took down his gun and calling • iiv**." to. Mr. Week’s who was present to uc- I , ,. , . . , , .. . . . . 1 “He does, sah, an he s de pooest han’ AGENTS WANTEDk!HwiS»!W?«! company him hr started out detorroin- vou eiM.r Hl. can t bUrt a hyni., SAbM. J. C.Krtl'RDV S. CO. CkkM. Ill. od to shoot the first Indian lie saw. Mr. ] nor make any sorto’ speech on de shinWeek’s protested that ho ought not to >n’qualities of de late deceased. Why. carry agon, hut away Im went. Ar- »h»t d’ye »l>y~> tin Ueknn got offotn-r Wr will tend our Electro-Voltaic Helu *nd other . . , , heah on vlav street at a fun ral in Jin Woclric App'tancra upon trtal for d«y» to thwr nving at the village he began to up- ! uarv !” ■uffrrinj »ny fromai Nrrvoui Dehl'lty, Rb«un>Miun, P»braid the Indians fortheir conduct in “I can't say.” r*iy»i»or -------- •*'-• the liver or Kidney*, *od dogging his hog-, ami threatened them "" ri.\- be ^’’l dat mancometli up i m»ny ott,. r J •i.r* eun-«r no nay. Ad­ ult, Minhall Mich. Phttty trendy Tht. ladtan, U.t.,,..,! nmn ..ITn.t.’.TT g'ri HARNESS ! Bffitags BuIbos Directon. JP«TUU« Hm just received the secend large stock of DIAMOND STEEL PLOWS ! JAMES A. SWMEZKT, Attorney A Counsellor, It is No. 22 and all Curtis Points fits. It is manufactured Bement, Lansing. To secure a genuine plow see that every Moulboard is Branded Diamond Steel and every beam Branded Bement, No. 22. When desired we can furnish Cast Cast Steel Points with this Plow. We have for sale over JJ Prof. F. A. Mills, at the Opera House, is having crowded houses every night, which is good evidence that his lectures are interesting and his patrons are recoiving the worth of their money. Lust. "night he lectured on "Ancient and Mod cm Spiritualism,” to-night tho topic of ,'±is discourse will be "True Nobility," aud on Monday night, tho last of the counte, will be rendered "Etiquette aud Manners,” sleight of hand tricks aud a dunce, to which all holders of red tick­ ets or payees to the amount of twentyfive cents will be entitled to participate Druggists & Chemists, pOWERS A BARLOW, HARDWARE, Iron, Nails, Stoves and Tinware. TTEMRY A. GOODYEAR, AJL Dealer la IEOH, HAILS & SHELF HABDWARE 40 oeiitw Mach IoooCuter Points M. BLACK, Ground for 50 ets Each American and Foreign Marble, For the largest stock of Monuments, Tombstones, Mantles, Ac., Halting*, Mich. yyM. AND AND AT THE LOH EST LIVING PRICES. 8. GOODYEAR, DBl GOODS, SILKSawt DBES8 GOODS JULIUS RUSSELL, be- fore the great advance in Prices and to reduce his Stock is selling at old Prices C. C. WOLCOTT. QOOK’S CARRIAGE WORKS! Mak og ■ epccUty. Phoenix tUoek. But* BL yys f. hicks, Groceries and General Produce, NASHVILLE, MICH., South Side of Bute St. 2V£ a 11 ii f<• L11 r o m F. A. JONES. Finest Goods in Central Mich PHYSICIAN and Soryeon. Day Night < all* pron ptly attende,!. Office at REGULAR DR. IL W. WHITMORE PHYSICIAN Re.Jdercv ami office at Ix-vl Elliott*, Maple Grtivo Ccn’re. ECLECTIC J£ENRV ROE, Pkors.ii^- Bor the season oiTSSO. I am prepared to furnish the public * Unquestionably the best Built and Easiest Riding MEAT MARKET. Keeps constantly on hand a blj stock of Fresh and Salt Meats, Smoked Hams ail Shoulders, MAN'S ^WOMAN'S FRESH FISH and FOTTLTRT IN Til KIR SEASON. Lard, by the lb. or barrel, Ac.. Ac., Ac. The Highest Market Price paid for Hides, Pelte. dtc. Fresh. Goods, Full Woightc arid NERVOUS DEBILITY. George Brooks aud wife were pris­ oners in the Chattanooga iail. He waa kept close in a cell, while she vras given the liberty of t ie corrider. She flirted with tbe jailei aud a horse thief, and the husband could see it through the bars that prevented him from in­ terfering. His novel and torturing Ex-Preeident Killen is liable to be position drove him wild, aud be com­ stricken with the goat any day. mitted Hiiicide. SHERIFF ROBERTS h H0TCHKIS8, Of all kinds, made from new iron Chilled and ground for subieck of d * Kid occaahun. De Dcktin j will be oIm-i dill um usual, puttin’ on m-nllopM an’ tt-llin’ folks to atand’ back an’so on. He’ll swell up an’ walk ’round wid his hands beltin’ bin back. Ktine as if he owned de hull street, an’ Kime in* if I wasn’t kaec-high to a clothes-hos«‘” cCCKDX______ _________________ •Wellf’. “Well wih, dar will be a rekountei between de Dekuu an’ myself. De wery niinit dat he begins to swell up STRENGTH^ BEAUTY I shell shed off my Sunday coat an’ Or the Royal Road to Life, Loot and Longevity. purccctl to mangle him widin two inches of his life! I’ll do it—I’ll do it, sah, if I her to go t«» State Prison fur a fousun* j’ais!.’ "I wouldn’t.” J. G. CHILTON, * CO., Detroit, Mleb. “But 1 will, sah! Ise given you Far warnin' sah, an’if you am noton han’ wid aone-hoss wagin’ to convey de ImmIv of de Dekun to his into home it won't be my fault. Data nil, sail—all except dat I strike wid lioaf fists to IUb Remedy. An once, an' dat de parson struck at soon unfailing euro for pines away an’ dies. Good day sah !”— Detroit Free Dress. ■ All the most terrible and deadly that f-illov m a weapons of war have been thrown completely in the shade by the new B> £ “ Tdi llSr o;nM.^3.After Guthng gun which was exhibited on the37Mar. at the offices of Sir W. Aim­ lode.pain lathe back IMtnnee* of Vlalon. Premature strong, the manufacturer, in St. Geo’s, Westminister, before a number of ex­ perts. This fearful weapon is capable of tiring a thousand shots per min ute and killing a man on a horse at a mile range. It had a compact appearance, THE GRAY MEDICINE UO., cau be taken to pieces aud easily tar tied about, can be applied to military aud naval use, and the mechanism of it is simplicity itself; the revolving band lias two compartments, into Probate Order. which they whirl round, metal cartrid­ ges drop from a tall, oblong case fixed over tbe centre of the barrel. At each turn of the handle ten shots are fired, ofBtrry, bolden at the Probale Office In tbe City and their dispersion is accomplished by a sliding apparatus. The sum of shot in different calibre guns of this class ranges from musket balls to half pounders. By the use of this imple­ ment three men can do the work of three hundred single men. A quarter of a million of dollars is said to have been spent on experiments necessary to perfect the gun, which is now declared by every military expert to be a com- HOUGHTALIK, * Isoo Plain Points ON 30 DAYS!RIAL To tbe following persons lun I in­ debted for the very hospitable manner in which they treated me. nnd for the .inlonuation necessary to the forma­ tion of the proceeding brief review of the early days of the towns mentioned, and also for tbe official date from which the growth and prosperity of both towns are illustrated. To Wm. I’. Bristol and hiskind-hearted wife, who so kindly entertained me and furnish­ ed the bulk of the in fonmation gleaned and to whom 1 am indebted for the Um official •ecord of the town, and who so kindly cheered me on my way, I will always cherish a kindly remem­ brance. May their last days be their happiest. Also Mr. D. C. Sanborn, John Herrington nnd R. B. Haynes, who to kindly furnished me with food aud lodging and gave me encourage­ ments when I was about discouraged, Samuel Weeks, Esq., George Sheffield and wife, Mrs. P. L. Powers, Harry Paul, J. Butler, James Willison. J. H. Burra, Cleric of Johnstown, P.G. Hen­ ry, Cleik of of Baltimore, Charles M. Muck, Supervisor of Baltimore, Hiram T* Merrills, Postmaster of Johnstown, and many others who assisted me iu the gathering of facto and incidents connected with the early setUments of those towns. And with these few lines I leave the subject, ever remaining your most obedient servant. •'Special.’ Capital ud Surplus Sloo.roo. Attorney at Law THECOMPLETEHOMt Call on C. C. WOLCOTT, as all of his go-xis were bought HULU un, QLEMENT SMITH, TAPE WORM. AGRICULTUR E IMPLEMENTS quite attentively until tn reals wen* । an' de ideah of flowers comin up in I* _____ „ made, when they turned their backs to Jinuary', Sich ignorance, sah, needs V, vl U If BOTANi'p BAL8AM Mr. Bristol und began to ship themslves j PHI O ' “<"? * V»Qin‘ « . , , , , . , Well, what about this fuss to moi ^5 *"? ,i“ Sa-nl,,1’: *“«• in a very immodest, and not very style- jqwT” uvuv ero timi u>-name at F. w. kinsish manner, Mr. Bristol finding that he Waal, sah. Ire bin requested i<» boss [ ^TarTOn-? 1 writam ’Vt^^uolL'"*1* Waal, sah, Ize l»in n-quested Io bo? ...... hatiojil HE.WBY ROE. Buggy or AVTtgoii To t>e found in tlie Market. IT IS GENERALLY KNOWN Workmanship and Materials VVheii Combined W Illi THE IDEAL OF THE TRUE ARTIST, SARSAPARILLA UVB MBUST, DTTOSH market for KICK HEAD ACHKPAIN Qt THE BIDE OR BACK, LIVKR COM PLAINT, PIMFLUONTHE FACE, DT8URIM11 * Orr aa -u ru - . pure blood. UkeHand Are Essential Factor# in All Goods of this Manufacture, Therefore I place my Goods upon the Market, Confidently Believing They will 8tand[the Test, And prove highly Satisfactory to all who Purchase. E. COOK For Mie by F.T. BOISE, Nashville, Mich. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-05-08.pdf.pdf d9f5e0964cd05bfb6ad0688c7c218ace PDF Text Text ORNO STRONG,) EblTOK AND Puopkietoh. £ VOLUME VII. LIFE IN NASHVILLE NUMBER 33. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1880. LOCAL GIBBLE-G ABBLE. And Her Environs. Who is to sprinkle our streets* Jno. Furniss is on the sick list. —A large piece of Nashville, includ­ Have you had a mess of greens ? ing Judge Killen, has been courting at S. W. Wnlrath is nursing a felon. Hastings this week. John Smith is reahingling his bouse. -Minor Mead of Barry ville, owns Mr.Frink has gone to Jackson to recu­ the beet piece of wheat on the road be­ perate. tween Nashville and Hastings, and the The trees are donning their garb of county poor farm the next best of green . —Several loads of leading,well dreas8. Liebhauser lias a new fence a­ od and tony Hastings youths and their round his lot. boules were in the village on Sunday. F.C. Boise comes to the front with a The bottles had about all they could new ad. this week. do to keep upon their legs. It takes 70,000 shingles to cover the —The building lately occupied by chemical works. Henry Gass is being .thoroughly over­ The Wolcott House is receiving a hauled and fitted up in a stylish man­ new coat of paint. ner by C. C. Wolcott, and iv to be oc­ D. C. Leo of St. Louis, Mo., was in the cupied by Henry Zuechnitt as a sa­ village on Friday. loon. Read what Bailey & Wood have to —JacoL Hafner, an enterprising say in another column. Mrs. Dr. Griswold is tusling with the farmer’ living out on the state road, 4 miles north-west of Nashville, has ague semi-occarionally. Montie Dillin goes to Fjfe Lake next been making some extensive improvmen ts by building a large and commo­ Tuesday, to clerk in a store. Bob. Henderson has started a new dious grain barn and repairing his livery in the Wm. Kerr bam. horse barn. Wm. Hall, manipulates the tin in the -*-We have received a lengthy com­ munication from the masterly pen of new shop at Boise’s hardware. Clement Smith speaks on temperance Fred. A. Dean of Maple Grove, giv­ ing a description and synoposis of Hon. at the Hosmer school house to night. “Lo,” the poor Indian, was on our Joseph Cook’s lecture at Olivet. The article is well written but omitted on streets Tuesday, vending bows and ar­ rows, account of its length. dap. Dunham has started an ice cream —On Tuesday last when Milt. Flah- restaurant in Bradys building t wo doors arty w»*. sworn before the Circuit north of the post office. Judge, in the Larkins case, he mixed a The present warm weather reminds little of the profane with the legal us that it is time for our druggists to swearing and the Judge reprimanded tap their soda founts. him severely and Milt tremblingly with The Blue Ribbon Club will hold their held the reminder of bis oaths till well meeting at the Christian church on outside the court-room. Tuesday next, at three o’clock. The Christian church is filled every —A three-day-old colt belonging to L. 0. Crocker became frightened while Monday evening to listen to the inter­ 'crossing the river bridge last Sunday, ing exercises of the R. R. Club. John Barn- is fitting up the rooms and wheeling round, jumped off the bridge where the water was some ten over his brown store preparatory to feet deep and struck out boldly to moving in and usiug it as a residence. Plowing gardens, planting cucum“pull for the shore” and lauded safe on burs, sowing onions, and preparing to terra firma without injury. raise garden “sass,” is the order of the —Nashville is not to be beaten by her sister towns, in any branch of bus­ day. Chas, Demaray is having bis building iness and don't you forget it. She is just vacated by Al. Rasey. renovated, well supplied with A No. 1 goods and kalsomined and fitted up for his nse first class salesmen, Kellogg, Demaray A Co., have within the past week sent as a jewelry store. Post master Davidson has l>een ill a full load of furniture to Vt. Ville and another to within three miles of Mid­ for a few days, and Charley has taken his place in the office. He is able to dleville. be out again now. —•Readers of The News visiting De­ Harry Hale and wife were called on troit cannot find a better place to stop Monday, to attend the funeral services ■ than the Michigan Exchange, the old, of his mother, who died in Hastings reliable and favorite hotel in the city. last Sunday morning. Its rooms are large, sweet and airy and D. C. Griffith calls onr atteution to its eminent proprietor, Mr. Lyon, is eggs, and says instead of 150 dor.., we bound his tables shall groan with the should have said 1500. He often takes best the market affords, if ho don’t in more than 150 doz. a day himself. lay up a cent. Al. Rasey moved into his pew shop —Prof. Mills closed his course of Thursday, and the rooms above, which Phrenological and Psychological lee - he is to occupy as a dwelling, will be tureson Monday night, and wound up ready to go into in a couple of weeks. the entertainment with a pleasant Cat Ainsworth is having a new 16dancing party and departed the next ernft built at K. A D.’s dry-dock and day for Vermontville, where he open­ will launch it soon on some of the nav­ ed with a free lecture on Wednesday igable waters in the vicinity of Nash- ; Hight at Loomis Opera, and will make ville. • the Vermontvillians, “dead asleep” Rev. J. M. Aikiu of Orleans, Ionia Co. and “wide awake” for a week oi more. formerly pastor of the M. E. church of —On Saturday last, Thomas Fisher this place, dropped into this village on and Chas. Marshal living in the town­ Monday night to visit his numerous ship of Hastings, were brought before friends. The,jwwrarrivals of men connected Esquire Killen on complaint of Henry* i the Allegan Barry Co. history, Miller, and cliarged with feloniously are Chas. Goodrich. L. H. Watkins, and burglariously, with force breaking Into the Miller Geo. Shaw; and D. W. Ensine, manag­ and assaulting Mr*. Miller and other­ ing partner, is again in town. wise acting naughty and indecently on TheW. C.T. U. will mc-t at the, the 38th of April. They gave bail for residence of Mrs. Griffith on Tuesday their appearance for trial on the 23nd, May 11th, at 3:80 p m. Let every lady at 10 o^lock a. m. interested in the temperance work en­ —The saloons of Nashville were all courage us by their presence. iw. r*v**a8 “•_________ I closed May 1st, because the common council did not see fit to accept of the sud aright Sickness In the Farm-H bonds provided by saloonists. Sunday Dr. Goddar, of Maasachu they were seen displaying the rod L once asked, and answered, tin . If bv ribbon from their button holes, and might question: tO that w. “ Have you seen sickness jm several boys were heard to remark something to the effect that something* '^Preliminary arrangements are being was terrible dry, but owing to the re- made *- part of * *the v ” ­over*in **-the east vil cent rains it could not have been the lage, to form a copartnership and, the atmosphere, and competent. judges result will probably be announced to have decided that they had reference the public in the form of a wedding notice at no distant day. / to their gin-guzzling gullets. Geo. Mason, of Maple Grove, is the —The U. B. Church at the Hosmer school house, are building a house of owner of a fine 4-year old Stallion, worship one half mile north of Hos­ “Young Blackwood,” and he may be mer corners. They fatod a bee last seen at Wolcott’s barn every Friday Tuesday, fur ike psrptNu of drawing and Saturday during the season, and the stone mi toe ground for the found­ at his residence the remainder of the ation. and there was a large turnout, week. and enough stone was faraish'-d to complete the masoa work, which is being done by Mr. Bamu. The car­ penter work kbt to the Pilbeam Bros, a«d h to be done m woe m possible. The whoie edifice will tost $1J», of whfaAWM and ever tea already been (TERMS; Simper Year 1 Chkdit SuBscBirrioxs $1.75. Devoted7to the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun. The library of the W. C. T. U, will be placed in tlie Christian Church this week, and persons wishing books from it can get them every Saturday after­ noon as heretofore. Mrs. C. W. Smith has . been appointed librarian for May, and more books are to be added to the library in short time. Jacob Lents has moved his dwell­ ing house over on the north aide of his lot to give room for the new brick stere. A full force of men at work, upon tbo excavation for the store. Wliile in Hustings this week we dropped into L. Russell’s Real Estate Exchange and found him rushed with business, and lending money at lower rates than ever before. If you want to borrow $1,000 at a low rate of inter­ est see Mr. Russell. We have received a letter from R. B. Harley, of Judsonia, Ark., in which he states that Mr. Martin need not expect to find fine oaks or large forests in pal­ ace sleeping cars or at the Capitol Ho­ tel, but invites him to Judsonia, and he will show Inin, as fine timber as beever THE mBOUIT 00URT. The May term of the circuit court was put la running order by Judge Hooker on Monday last. In the case of the People vs Leroj St. Clair for forgery the youth plead guilty to the larceny of the deposit* certificate and forging Mrs. Beale’s his. aunt’s order thereon. On Tues­ day morning young- 8t. Clair was brought into court, interviewed by his Honor, who found hinj to be 18 years old, and this bis first offence, who af­ ter some kindly remarks said he would make his punishment very light and gave him six months in the Ionia House of Correction. It seems that St. Clair was home-sick and forged bis aunts order to the certificate in order ’ A flourishing Sunday school was to get money to go to his home in organized in the Barnes district, Vt. Ohio, whore he was apprehended. Ville on Sunday last. The following The case of the People vs W. H. officers were elected: Supt.* Newell Stocking for bastardy is not ready, ow­ Barnes, Ass’t. Supt. T. C. Barnes, ing to the complaining witness being Sec’y. Duane Brown, Treas. Manuing about to give birth to a child. Barnes, Librarian Alice Phillips, and The case'of Edwin W. Osborne vs Chorister Ella Stine. The school meets Delos R. McElwain for debt has been every Sunday at3 o’clock p. m. stricken from the calender. On Tuesday as we were seated at the In the suit of the citykof Hastings vs tabic, trying to manufacture locals Sophia E, Keufield executrix, assump­ the mellifluous sound of music was sit the plaintiff was nonsuited. wafted to our ears on the morning The suit of Richard Free vs Joseph breeze, and on looking from the win­ Cole, Chas. Cole, aud C. S. Burton for dow,' found that it proceeded from debt, a judgement of $286 was render­ a horn manipulated by a one-armed ex­ ed for plaintiff. soldier, and the music be gave our citIn the divorce case of Bridget Mills vs zens that day was a treat indeed, es­ her husband Wm. J., for divorce upon pecially the song entitled, “Minnie tlie grounds of extreme cruelty, the Minton/'imd the appreciative listeners plaintiff gets a divorce and $400.00, and handed in their mites liberally. the defendant keeps the pigs, chickens and cow. In the matter of the People, vs Wm. LARKIN’S LARCENY. Bartley, carried to the Circuit Court to The Jary Dlu.irrre and the Coert laetrurta the obtain mitigation of sentence given Clark to Eater a Plea of “Mot (ialllj.** him by Justice Powers, the Court sen­ tenced him on Thursday to the Detroit Horace Larkin, whom it will be re­ bouse of correction for sixty-days, the membered was arrested last fall,charg­ same sentrnro he recieved in the low­ ed with the larceny of $50 from the er court, and Bill went over the road person of Norm. Olmstead of Assyria, Friday. in this village on the 13th of Sept., last, In the certorari matter of Frank whilst he was guiding the said Norm, Bordeaser vs tlie People tlie circuit who was drunk, to a bed upon which to court affirmed the judgment of the rest his wbisky-bedoozled carcas, was court below. The judgment was a fine tried by the People of Michigan in the of $35.00 and imprisonment in the Circuit Court at Hastings on Tuesday. county jail for ten days. The offence The case called a* large number of was the selling of liquors to a person Noahville-ites to the County-seat, in the habitof getting drunk. and created considerable interest. L. In ibe suit of Julia Kelly vs Ryan E. Knappen represented the People her son-in-law for debt, a verdict of and Clement Smith, assisted by A. M. $48.50 was rendered in favor of Kelly. Flint, the respondent. Twenty-three Swin Johnson the Sweede who was witne^es were sworn; 12 for the prose • held os an accessary to murder of cution and 11 for the defense. Larkius ! of James Gibbs, tlie Middleville mar­ statement is as follows: shall, was discharged on Wednesday. I was standing in front of Gass’es sa­ At the present session of the Circuit loon alaiut 2 o'clock ou this day, saw Olmstead fall out of his buggy near the Court, Emma B. Whitcomb, through elevator, Elwood Martin said to me go her solicitor Clement Smith, obtained a and help him, tlieold man him fell out of his buggy. I went because I did not decree of divorce from Amos Whit­ know but what he was dead. I told comb. Reynold 8 boy to take the horse to Wol­ Eliza F. Bansill (nee Mead was grant­ cott house burn, and I took the old ed a bill of divorce upon die grounds of gentlemau to tlie hotel. Olmstead said desertion, from her husband Wm. A. “Larkins for God’s sake take care of me I want to lay down.” I saw he was Bansill. A. M. Flint was attorney for drunk, hard-up and asked Billy Atkins Complainant. for a bed. He said be couldn’t give a Judge Hdoker filed au important op­ man in his condition a bed. I insisted upon .his having a bi«d and finally At­ inion on Wednesday in tho matter of kins said be would give him a bed at the chancery cause of Mary A.Brady vs the Union house, if I would take him up and gave me tlie card for No. 10. I Elijah P. Barnum. It appears that took him up there and put him to bed. some three or.four years ago, Barnum he wanted to make waste on the floor commenced a suit in ejeepnent to re­ but 1 told him not to, and got n vessel cover from Brady the undivided onefor him. He was going to lay down on the lied with bis muddy boots on and half of certain lands on Sec. 44 in I pulled them off. Then I went out Woodland, known at the Stevenson leaving the door and window open. farm. Barnum claimed title as the Did not see Olmstead again until Sun­ grantee of Lucy Barnum,who inherited day. Him nud Osmun came to my bouse I was up stairs changing my clothes from her deceased daughter Anna M. Osmuu called for me and I came down. Stevenson, who inherited from her de­ Asked me to go outdoors. Olmstead ceased father Emmor Stevenson. The was standing nt the gate. He wanted to know whether he gave me any mon­ bill in tlie chancery case was filed by ey or not the day before. I said “what Mrs. Brady to stay this ejectment suit money f” He said “11houghrI gave you and to settle this question of title she some money” I replied that he gave me claiming as grantee of Alouzo Steven­ no money ; if he had "I wonld nave re­ turned it, I warrant you.” He replied son a son and heir of Roxana Stevenson “then I have lost it,” we walked to­ Mrs.Brady bases her right to relief up­ gether to the Wolcott house. Nothing on the claim that when the land was more was said about tlie matter what­ first purchased of one Berry in 1846, ever and Olmstead soon hitchd up his horse and drove off. About tlie money Rufus W. Stevenson who was the faI had, I got $90 of Troxell and the rest her of Emmor aud husband of Roxana, of other parties. Usually have some now deceased, was insane and that for money. Have plenty, more,work than convenienc in disposing of tbe land the I can do,and consequently have money. Tlie reason I borrowed money of Buel title was made to Roxana and Emmor was because I would come down town and that Emmor held as trustee for his without money and wanting a' drink father that in equity Rufus and his would borrow money of Bucl.because I wife should be regarded as join tenants didu’t want my woman to know I drank ns she would, if I went home for and that upon his death she as survivor became entitled to his interest la the the money. The jury were given the case on land ,tbat Emmor and bis daughter Wednesday morning 30 miuutes to el­ both dying before Roxana, Alonzo be­ even o’clock ; 11 minutes past eleven lter sole heir and inherited the entire they were back in the court room. title. The real issue turned upon the “Gentleman of the jury have you agro effect of the deed to the Stevenson’s ed upon a verdict F said the clerk. from Berry and more particularly as •‘Yea, we have agreed to disagree,” the insanity of Rnfus tlie Circuit Judge then quoth the foreman. They were found as a matter of fact that the deed sent back and twice mure, to agree up­ was made to Emmor to indube him to on a verdict, but they couldn’t, when remain on the farm and with the fa­ the Judge ordered the clerk to enter a ther .'and mother, and that he did so, verdict of an acquit*], and Larkin was and that if Rufus was insane it was on­ set free. We understand the Jury ly at times that be had lucid intervals stood? for aoquitai and 5 for convic­ after the deed was made and parties had moved to Woodland, Rufas held tion. township offices of responsibility and transacted hu own business generally and went down to his grave without once questioning the right Emmor, that no fraud was practiced on Rufus, but his wishes were respected and obey­ ed aud that be lived to a hale old age without otyection, Bill therefore dis­ missed with costs James A. Sweezy appeared for Complaint&nt and John Carveth for Defendant. Edwin Fallas of Middleville was ex­ amined as to his fitness for the practice of law and was admitted. Committee: Clement Smith, C. M. Knappen and C. G. Holbrook. The docket is not a heayy one there being only 38 cases mostly of unimpor­ tant matters, and tbe court will prob­ ably close its session this week. The jury were discharged, Thursday morning. • Sunday School Convection. The Grand Rapids District Sunday School Convention held at Hastings on May 4th and 5th, was a very profitable gathering for all Sunday School work­ ers. The real power of tlie Sunday School, for good, can scarcely be over estimated, but this power is but poorly undeistood even by the vast body of those who are willing workers therin. I cannot give you a full report of tbe convention nor woald you desire it as it would be to lengthy for your limited space. The programme of the conven­ tion was as previously arranged; a topc selected and an essay written upon that topic followed by discussions by members of the convention. The con­ vention was conducted by Rev. A. H. Gillet, one of the best S. S. workers in the Michigan Conference. After the addresses of welcome by Rev. Musters of Hastings, and respond­ ed to by Rev. Gillet, Rev. Tallmau of Middleville, read a paper entitled “What improvement can be made in out Sunday School Literature.” The church even of to-day has substituted much of erronous literature for the true, and it is our duty to sift and pac­ ify our literature before giving it to our children. The primary object of all Sunday School books and periodicals is to bring the children to Christ and if there is not that tendency they are not safe in their hands. Catechism in tlie Sunday Schools was next discussed after the reading of a paper by W. M. Coplin. This was important as present­ ing to the mind of the scholars of Meth odist Sunday schools tbe doctrine of the bible as entertained and believed in by the M. E. Church which the speakers all agreed was important for the well­ faro of the church of whatever denom­ ination. The next topic was “The Mis­ sionary idea of the S. S’s.” In tho ab­ sence of tbe essay upon this topic a grand discussion was had which brought out many interesting facta. After the day school had closed about 100 schplors filed into the church to see aud hear Frank Beard and his “Chalk Talk.” Illustrations have come to lie apart and parcel of beat’ litera­ ture whether swcular or religious. A few strokes of tbe chalk upon the blacklxiard with a skilful baud goes far in impressing tbe lesson on the mind and heart. Frank Beard is a master in’ this art. His illustrations to tbe chil­ dren were a large part upon the black­ board; in it he placed a child, then ques­ tioned tho children as to what were the motives of the heart. Tbe child in the heart indicated tliat he loved the child and the child was happy in his loye; a beautiful face of a child was placed upon the board. But after a time Discontent, Envy, Vanity, Insolent, Lazy, Swearing crept into the heart and the childs face underwent a change, corresponding to them evil passions and as the acrostic shows Satan lias possession. May 5. The first paper read was by H. P. Henderson. Subject, “Object and methods of S. S. work,” followed in the discussion b/ E. V. Armstrong, C. H. Howe and others. Many persons think light of the con­ version of children forgetting in the fact that very, many of the best work­ ers in tho church were converted in childhood. Teachers should get their whole soul imbued with the spirit of the lesson before coming before their class. There should be a definite ob­ ject in teaching each lesson. 1st. What the truth. 3d. What the particular fact to be impressed upon the class. Tbe next topic was “How to study the Bible.” A was read by D. C. Rhiel. As helps, the teachers should get a concordance, a Bible dictionary and a Bible atlas. The discussions on this topic was very interesting. The next topic was “Tlie relations of Sun­ day Schools to the church.” In the ab­ sence of the paper a couverastianal discussion, conducted by the leader. Mr. Gillet, was carried on during the hour, which was perhaps as profitable to the listeners as au essay would have beeu. To the question, “Ought the work be limited to tlie children,” tbe spontaneous answer was “No ;” there shall be no limit os to age and it should be not only tho privilege of the adults but the duty of all Christians, and they should give encouragements to all oth­ ers to avail themselves of tlie benefits of the Sunday School. The next topic was “The-Teacher, 1st. impressing the lesson ; 3d. Teaching the lesson ; 3d. Applying tlie lesson and in the absence of the paper upon this topic another general discussion was had conveying almost the entire work of tbe teachers. A paper by W. J. Aldrich on the ’‘Rela­ tion of the Pastor,” was tbe next topic. The pastor should be responsible for the literature. Superintendents ou elec­ tion by the 3. 8. Board, when there is not one the pastor should see that suitable superintendents are secured until the proper election can be had. The next in order was tlie Question Drawer. Very many interesting ques­ tions were asked and answered through the drawer, but few of which we ha*e space to repeat. To the question, “Is the weekly .teachers’ mooting essential to the success of tlie School, an affirm­ ative answer was given: no school ought to be without Its weekly teach­ ers meeting. To, “Should disenrsions be allowed in the review?” a negative was given. In the evening, A. H. Gil­ lett lectured on “The evidences of the genuineness and authenticity of the Scriptures”, which closed the’ work of the sessiou. In the afternoon of the second day, there was found to be pres­ ent at the convention, 33 Pastors, 10 Su­ perintendents, 25 Teachers, aud 15 ad­ ult scholars, besides a large number of spectators. The singing was very fine and was conducted by Rev. A. D. New­ ton of Nashville. LOCAL MATTERS. D. C. Griffith is filling his store chock fall of new summer goods and they are cheap. • ry The latest styles of new millin* ery, just received at Mas. Crocker’s. Loo k I I»ok! Iscok! L. Russell is loaning money at aaton* ishingly low rates, on good farm oecurity. Call for rates at his Real Estate Exchange, Hastings. 82-87. ty A large line of wall paper at __ ______ F. TTboiak’s. ty Dr. J. Graves a throughly post­ ed veteriuery surgeon of Kalamo. will be in Nashville every Saturday. Surg­ ery a specialty. Can be found at _____________ H.G. Halm’s. Those new style* of Dress Goods, Gloves, Hoserv, Neckties, Embroidery, Silk Fringes, and Trimming Silks are all new, neat, attractive and cheap at _____D. C. Griffith. QF’Fdwl Meadow Grass. Red Top and Feld Peas, nt the Nashville Elevator. 37tf Aimsworth &. Brooks. Wilson & Howe still sells Boots and Shoes as low as the lowest. ty Hale’s Honey of Hoarhound of. Tar, for caughs and consumption at H. G. Hale’s. EP* The newest styles of spring suits for men and boys just received at D. C. Griffith’s. IV Wjlson & Howe sells Tobacco for 40 cents. Call at W. 8. Powers’ law office for money to loan at a low rate of interest on farm property. taken in exchange for New Morer Newkwdal I am now nicely located in my new store, and am receiving daily, new goods of the very latest style# and pat­ terns. Please take particular notice, my goods are made up from the latest spring styles and patterns in Chicago Detroit and Cleveland, were bought for cash and will be sold accordingly. Mu. 0. M. Yatm. AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE. Don’t buy until rou examine them and see their superiority over all other machines. Call and get prices. Kellooo, Demaray &Co. rr Window cartains and fixture* at F. T. Bomb’s. HF H. G. Hale ptete stock of �thanes Ins sword, which he placed at the head of his bed. That done, lie again betook himself to his couch. . The old kitchen clock hod just iitxuck the midnight hour; all the house waa doubtleaa buried in a profound sleep, rope is rapidly ^qiroaching its fine! jihiuM*. in Jaxmary bud we referred to a prediction, made by the .National Gazr ftr of Beylin, that*the near d«*ath of robta-ra. I endeavored to defend mvOttoman empire might In- expeetei the door late at ... Hc.lf, and in the struggle I had the mw- i Gazette expressed tin* opinion that So saying, he held the lamp under the hap to lose two of my fingers; but do !the demise of Turkey would not bevery ww1 of his gurot, ami tta. contem­ witii a confusion of not let that distress you.” j caused by foreign aggression, but by an -el and* utrunge, and All at once the youngest of thq sisters, 1 absolute want of the pecuniary mean* plation seemed sufficiently reassuring, tor ho bowed respectfully, closed the ■mce, atrovo vainly to who had picked up tho handkerchief i «ooe«iary to prolong ita existence. If redoor, and, taking the portmanteau of the account to 1 ^for the tumultuous which his father's arrival had caused the telegrams are correct, this prediction young man to drop, opened it, and, ut- j “ tiable to be verified at a much earlier stranger on his back marshaled tho way feelings that , toward the kitehen, lamp in hand. At this instant tlie young man waa tering a piercing shriek, evrJaimed : than could then have been expect I■ ,date ^ato than.could ex;>ect-­ As aoon as the traveler hod disencum­ awakened by a noise similar to that of a “ Mamma! two fingers wrapped up in ed. Turkey is now Said to be almost nt aS Kw st. wm twby-. eye. the end of her resources. Little revenue bered himoedf of his cloak, saturated with key turning in a lock. Ho listened, and, Frederick’s handkerchief!” rain and mud, he neated himself beside hearing nothing more, persuaded liim. is being received from her already im­ poverished provinces, and her custom­ tho fire, opposite tlie young girl whom self that he had only been dreaming, and he hod remarked on entering. His first went to sleep again; but again he was thundcr-liolt had fallen in the midst ef house reoedpte are utterly inadequate, to care was to call for’tome supper, adding: awakonod, and this time he waa not mis­ this family; all felt that there waa on meet the moat necessary expenses of tlie " I must beg of you to 1m» quick about taken, for there was really some pne- assassin among them. An hour later, Government The debts due to army it, for, as I wish to start very early in tho seeking to enter his room. He roaej and the father* of Frederick was in tlie and navy contractors are not paid, and morning by the diligence’ I should took his sword, and, although his-candle hands of justice; for his children,1 in some of these, so great is their want, Wtu; extinguished, he crept silently their despair and horror, had not lie­ have been forced to demand an inter­ be glad to get to rest early." ’ “Your snpper shall l>e ready in ten toward the door, near wliich he cruuchotl thought themselves of urging him to fly. view with tho Sultan, a desperate step in I think of that dear, dainty minute*," said Ebrard; " but excuse me, down to watch the event. On the 20th of Decemlier the Court of Turkey, in order to require from him a At tlie end of five minutes the noise Assixe at Tours was thronged with settlement of their accounts. sir. Yon might, I should have thought, have reached ------ by tlie diligence you ceased; he thought the design of pene­ rowds of tlie curious, who flocked from The rtum now due contractors for feed­ ing the Turkish armv and navy is stated have just left, without quitting it, and trating to his apartment had l>een aban­ all parts, and were conversing eagerly geny , *_ ------ no$5,000,000. day, ; to .. be.over stopping here only 'to set.out again to­ doned, ns he liad double-locked the door, on the imjKirtant business of tlie day. Aud fc*H?klctal set and it must have been very difficult to Every countenance expressed joy and morrow morning." • “You ore inquisitive, Mr. Landlord," open it, when, chancing involuntarily to impatience. It was but natural; a ------------ ------------------------------------ —— — said the traveler, “or rather you are cast his eves down, ha perceived ’— "— ! father waa about to l»e tried for haring | fhe army must Boon cease. The same PITH AND POINT. I timid; for it is a.vestige of fea&nnd sus­ light of tlie moon, which shone brightly । attempted to assassinate his son. Poor wiud money is felt in every other de­ a luuid | public! such a treat as this so rarely oc- partment of tlie Government. Tlie limpicion that now haunts jou. Let it suf­ through tlie window-panes, l The parson who retires with the. sun fice, then, for you to know, and to quiet gliding into the si>aco loft bptween tlie ’ curs! I ited amouht received is sqtuinden*d in must have a warm bedfellow. your fears, that my family reside in a floor and tlie room door, and striving to After the reading of the accusation, paying the extravagances of the Sultan An Dlinois racehorse is named Chicago small neighboring town, and that, by lift the latter off its hinges? He raised the Judge proceeded to the hearing of «md his harem, or in exorbitant tudariea Girl. Of course it is very fast.—Boxion continuing my journey in the diligence liis weapm alxive his head/and, letting tlie witnesses. Jean Antoine Ebrard to»a few of his personal favorites and Poxt. I should have arrived at home in the it fall with all his strength, brought it waa called; but he had died the begin- higher officials. With these exceptions Gen. Melikoff’s reply to the Nihil­ middle of the night, wliich I desired to down upon the hand just\s-it was aixiut ning of the month. Tlien a young girl the employes of the Porte receive little ist who tried to kill him: "You be disapjH-ar. A stifled cry was avoid, while by stopping at your house I to ----1-!— j—. heard, came forward, dressecl in uukb , mm B — . ........ -black, and ",r---------notliing for their — aerrieea, and the hanged. ” cum, by means of tlie diligence, which | tlien a fearful, blasphemy, half-artimi- carefully concealing her features be- ’ time appears neiir when the entire public As be ghux-ed around at hia frioadj* from Uio at) ; It is a ixsir rule that won't work both ThMi painful momenta wvrv but brief. startr. nt 6 to-morrow, arrive in tlie lated, and, lastly, a-Ji^fff~fi6und, as of neatli the folds of a large silk mantilla, service of Turkey can only lx* maintained morning. Does that appear sufficiently some one retiring, and which gradually It was Marie. She raised her hand, by a system of wholesale robbery ' and wayA. There are savages with Christian 1 satisfactory to you?” ’ melted in the silence of tlie night. Two 1 tremblingly, and when asked if /the re- , plunder of the Turkish ]>eople. In tlie hearts, and Christians witii savage ’ “ Perfectly, sir," answered the land-1 bleeding fingers remained on the thresh- | cognized the person of tlie accused, she meantime the Sultan's most intimate . hearts. I lord, a littfe confused by tlie pointed old. . replied no. She shrank not from false- counselors seem to liave lost all reason. 1 Danbury Neicx: "Every year the IM, heavy weight «*< nff lila brart. . No more or frit 1U galling arnart. I and meaning tone with wliich tlie young 1 Tlie young man ran to the fireplace, , hooil for the sake of the father of Fred- ; Judged by their actions, they Iwlieve that 'winter grows milder. *The time will The grunting mrlnr Ui»t irt.-.I before i man had replied to his impertinent qnes-, where few embers yet burned; his can-j erick. [Turkey Ls able to ajqiosc the entire come when sleighs will l>e fitted with tinning. t die lighted, he could contemplate the I Tlie depositions of the other witnesscs I power of Europe. Tliey liave alienated mosquito-nvta.r ! There was a silence of some minutes, i hideous trophy of his victory. After the I were overwhelming; but tlie most im- 1 from her tlie sympathies of every foreign In order to induce tlie ladiee to vote, during which the eyes of Marie and tho first moment of suroriw* he picked up ' portant of nil, tliat of the innkeeper; Government, and it may be doubted that, the Elmira Free. Prou moves tliat the I young man met often. Some strange. I tll<! two fingers, washed them carefully, | which would alone have sufficed for .the even if Lords Bcuconsheld and Salisbury IK>lls lie established in a millinery store I and novel sensation was certainly pass- | Ikn<^ stanched the blood witii his hand- I condemnation of the accused, was want- had retained power in England, they where there is a j>erjM‘tual opening. ' THE TWO FINGERS. voung ’s heart, for 1 kerchief. ; ing. ' would have la-on either willing or able ’ You can't suit a man anyway. He —--------• I' ing through the y. ----- o girl --------------„ — ordinarily —-----i—.isoi-------------------------must At the extremity of a little hamlet, I »--her •face, pale, liad ta-comei i .“ It It.J nYfh be ^‘ confessed, confessed,” said smd he he to U ■ After the Attorney General, theconnsel longer to Iwlster up the flagrant misrule will scoff at tlie .microscopic bonnet on that II was wasyt»n* ven- lucky lucky to tohave have for the prisoner spoke. He endeavored.. : -nn shameful riolation of all promises of I the street, (Uid growl at the aspiring one situated ut no great distance from Tours, suffused with a roseate tinge; her de- hhimself, ,n,Be‘*. "that t - ‘l— -—--- -----—---------------------------thoughtof otmy mysword. sword,” Then, Then,attentively attentively to whkhthe th Turkish Government*had ’ ” r.u tho road between Paris and Bor- , meanor, before so calm and tranquil, thought to prove prove an an alibi. alibi. By By his Idsaccount account itit was was which I»een '' in the theater.—New York Graphic. deaux was to lie socu a few vears Ixu-k was emlrnrrasHixl and confused; a iwarce- 1 examining the lingers, he '--added, —‘1:^, ““Rather Bather j impossible impouibleto to prove prove that tlmtthe theaccused accusedhad hod •" •"openly -r-—, guilty Then* can ta* no doubt Mr. SmitHj who «*» to to tlie the policy the British Lita ruls will a iirettv little inn. witii whitewashed iy peroeptible emotion seemed to have Ja“white whitehand handfor for ah thief thief— —and and the thenails nailsI slept sleptat atthe tlieinn innon onthe thenight nightof ofthe theevent, event, 1 «s . luis to lug a scuttle ! day, reads ■walta and a swinging signboard Ex- taken poMCMsion of her whole being, tolerably clean ! since the only person who could have ; pursue. Lord Hartui^ton stated in one of. coal upstam threetfl tunes So seen him declared tlmt she did not know <'f hw cami«ugn speeches that they with prospective joy the annuuneeiuent tanaive gardens surroiuidwi it ami shut I She was. however, aroused from this So saying, Maying, he he wrapped wrapped tlie the two two fingers fingers wvn it out from the neighlxiriug houses, i frroh reverie liv tlie rough voice of,'»!»»» • handkerchief, and returned to him. “No," said he, in conclusion, “the would do all in their jwwer to create u that the coal-fields of the world will be Thus isolated, aud rendered still more I El.rani announcing supper. Tlu* trav- M with the utmost coolnna, as if noth- accused 1ms been a victim, and is not nmlition for compelling Turkey to nitro exhausted in 2,000 years. " Good-morning, Patrick ; you have atr.ji..ff bv ita treahlp-decurated exti- I elcf placed himself at tin* table, and ] *"« extraordinary had happened. .An- guilty; it is by the knife of amaNuns dure tlie reforms she lias promiwd rior still ‘farther set off bv window- twentv minuUw sufficed for the repost. ««*“• quarter of an hour and he was that he has lx*en thus mutilated, and onj every uccdsion, but which she • •has got a new coat at hist, but it seems to fit | constantly and defiantly failed to you rather too much.” "Och, there’s not‘ by tlie sword of liia son." blinds of a bright green, it broke upon’ " ifarie," said Ebrard, “ light a candle, ’ sh*epwg soundly. carry out. There 7" ’ evidently, nothing ’ is nothing surprising jin that; sure, I woan’t “.And as> a proof," cried a uouow hollow voice the eve of the traveler like one of thete and show tho gentleman to his room." ; “ w®“ not >’ct aayngtit wnen the landVIIU )U uruoi, crieu them front adopting tin* then- when I wus u measured for it." pleasant villas tlmt adorn the pictur-1 Tlie poor girl obeyed, and the young lo™ cn,“e to awaken the voung man, ; from the midst of the crowd of auditors, eeque shores of tile Loire. It is not, Iman followed her to the first story. who wits to set forth at 6 o clock. When ! “ “UL.-hl behold 11. tlie relics which I have kept programme. A coalition for this pur­ “ Nrvkr expose your disappointments vor pose would probably not lie opposed by then, to bo wondered at that it should । “ You are not tlmt man’s daughter," “,e having first cast a glance at ever smee! ’ ........ to tlie world," says Beecher. Correct Pubbe u» Vt,ur be the favorite resting-place for travel- said he, as soon as he found himself Ebrard s hands, related to tom, half jocu** ii single ' j’ eountiy ~ * in Europe. 12 . ” ’ ’2 dis- u tlu. „ti„.r M]o^ At *the same moment two fingers rolled a Turks has ha* a „)I((W of four yolir f(>lir ere, the postillions alone witii Marie. l«ly the ov^nt <4 the night imd A«.wed on to the desk of the presiding Judge, gust at the conduct of the Turk.-, tlie chosen chosen hostefrv hostelry of of ]xx>till _221.: _rxtlie .._...l ren“ No,rensir,” six* replied, and her face had stained the thn*sh- and were passed to lawyers, advocates become w marked that any pro|s»siti<>n tings into the pack and say you were conductors, most-approved dezvom. for wealthy traders, whom pleas- ta-came crimsm. «U “f. tby door, the honest innkeeper and jurors, and all were able to convince , banng this in view will Th* most gladly bluffed. •_ •’< might . ...b.ve .worn .... ...!.<•; I turned iHile hi and trembled; but, speedilv urv---orv_ business conduct to ita ilo­ -I. c.ml.1 .1. ~u. , ttnrt to re- themselves that they l>clonged to the welcomed by any Eurojiean Government, Young gent—" Might I .ask you, miss left hand, while the accused hod been and the demands 'winch may la- made —ah—” Miss—“ Very sorry, sir, but cality. Nor did the interior of the inn "onlv irotn vnur white and delicate • . ,7’ U)K>n the Sultan will Im* most pnjujutly the stranger wounded on the right, belie the inviting uiqx*ct of ita exterior hands, and the mixlest blush that suf- ’"J,r V , I’m engaged for the next throe' dunces." t t ... . „ "ho hail arrived hist, to see if it were ond sternly enforced. Three days afterward Frederick fled At the top, the snuggest liedrooms were bvx-x your («<■■■.. thi,.moment. Thun, htill team,Uxl Hc I(„iml ,h„ d,M„ Y. G. —“ It is not dancing—ah—it is— Many of tbe Lilierals go ev.*u further the country, and Marie with him. To 1 to let; on tlie ground floor the dining­ uttrt . momrt.t. »1™.T !..■ it's—lx*g your pardon, mitts; you ore sit­ 4 UuU-uruir... but than Lord Hartington in the desire to room and the kitalien with ita wide fire­ • Huv.. you u,y vtMton, u. tlwb..u.»-? j „„ „( ^de<| save his guilty father he had mutilated ting on my hat.” enforce reforms nix»n the Turkish Gov ­ his own hand. place, the two separated by a pi&Kjigc .1 J? T ' ■ ' ’ - ldw fc, tl„. wiu.hr.., which ho fouu.l uh., ernment. Air. Gladstone hits especially leading to the outer door. Everywhere very thick skull used often to call him • n t i i oj»eu; he looked out, and in tin* garden A Sad Death. neatness and order reigned paramount. .... . name, mademoiselle, lour 1 is*g? iiu.ii t someone 1 i r ’ ] **®held the heavy footmaras of it is idle to trust longer to any promises tlie king of fools. “I wish," said the A minister woh Hiimmoned to the bed ­ It was in' the kitchen of the Whit<* ' Haiti he fellow one day, “ you could make your escaping in the direction of the high of reform which may I m * given by the side of a dying mon. The man who lay, House—for so the inn was muned—that •• Marie, sir." she replied. words good, its I should tlien be the oii a cold and rainy evening, in the | They were sikuil, olid it would have ' road; ho tlmt M. Ebrard, notwithstand- gradually olwying the grave summons, Sultan.’ His opinion can Im* accepted as monarch oi ^he world.” ’ ing tlie confusion tlmt reigned in his gas]M*d and groaned. that of tlie party he represents, and tins The minister moutli November, 1818, M. Ebrard, lx*en a curious thing to olwerve this gay t jxx>r brain, had -still presence of mind opinion will constitute the jiolicy of the Lawyer C— (entering tlj«* office of Iris moved to the bedside and held the hand the landlord, and his three children, in , sub-Lieutemint on leave, tliis yoi”"’ iilletl -■'utlicieut to enable him to draw thu rwi- of the victim. The wife, wild with grief, Lilx-ral Cabinet. friend Dr. M—, and speaking in a hoars** company with one of their neighbors, num with all tlie ardent and nnh’rid,.,. sonable inference, and admit the pro ­ sank to the floor. were seated round a bright wood fire, t rmssions of youth, speechless and hjh*Uthe mutilated this morning that I can’t speak the Canadian Weather. “My friend," said tlx* minister, “you discoursing of their affairs, and enjoy- bound before a woman, a sim- found conviction, truth." Dr. M—, " Well, I'm glad that ing tlie puffs of heat emitted by the pie girl, the attendant of an hum­ robber was no other titan the pretended are a man whose prr*q>erous condition Mr. H. G. \ ennor, of Montreal, whose traveler whom he taxi harbored the preit's nothing that will interfere with your in this life has allowed you much time giowing embers. hie roadside inn. Oh, matchless power .<jiniy ntelit lx>ldness in weather predictions has “ Only listen to the rain!" rain !" said M. of innocence and virtue! for it was die fj ° ..i i\ , for devotional exereisGs. Your dear lit­ iy-ought liim into such prominence, says business.'* "Only It would l»e difficult to paint tlie truly tle children, your wife informs me, are IzLKHE seems to have been a collision Ebrard, after a silenct of more than timid look, tlie honest demeanor of I that the extreme cold of Canada is al ­ The usual duration. “ This is the third day Marie, that had led him to divine what lamentable condition of jx>or Ebrard visiting relatives. They will not see most always produced by a wind blow­ in legal circles in New York. “ate “ ' ”f»tW ” ” How many children ing from a point to tlie north of uvst. \ Daily Register chronicles n "Convey­ that it has poured incessantly, and there she really was; one glance had lxx*n suf­ alter the (aUU diacoverr. We need on)v I Uu:j seems no likelihood of a change. I ficient to convince liim tlmt had he 1 say he regained his self-poMession sum- j1BVe you ?” Snch a wind is- both cold and dry. Be­ ance Overturned." This reminds us of Jrhirteen," ■ ' “T gnsiied the dying man. ” looked at the clouds this evening, and dared to lay a profane hand upon her, a i ciently to rejiair to the Commissioner of ing dry, in jrassing along it imbila-s a lawyer who told his wife he luul been they were as watery as over ! M-irie, go single word from the young girl’s lips ' Police to make his.depo«ition and relate “ I luul no idea that you had so many. moisture rapidlv, causing cold. Being " working like a horse " till day “ draw­ ■ ana fetch us another lx>ttle of our par­ would have sufficed to hurl him buck ;! on his way to all his acquaintance^ and Poor little onea. Your poor wife looks alf<> cold, it (juickly abaurbe heat from ing conveyances.”—Albany Lau- Jourticular—you know, on the left, at the into his former attitude of resjicetful i witii an air of the most utter bewilder- as though tdie will die. Judging from the surface of the earth; and, when this । nal. j rnent, tlie fearful tragedy of which his your number of children I should tl.ink bottom of the cellar." continues for several hours of any day, i homage. ' house luul l>een the theater. tlmt you had been married more than and toward sunset it Itecomes calm, we At these words, uttered in a handi and “ Does monsieur require anything •ff rt ’ sine* IKK. • imperious tone, Marie instantly roused more?’’ asked Marie with visible er—*. ‘ Th” JuunK traveler arrived at his po- once. How many wives has the good then usually have the loCest state of the Ila prtvau- virtue* trrrr ttnmc * t terns! mansion about noon; and, ns he was Lord granted you ?’’ heraelf from a sort of reverie into which thermometer. In Canada, these ex"No, I thank you," was tlie young, HI* manner tree and bluff ; ' ’ a quite imexjxx-ted, he was welcomed by “ Fifteen," groaned the man. $he seemed to have fallen; she first threw man’s sole resjxmse. ■ tremes of cold usually lust aliotit thr<*e an explosion of joy and tender exclama­ “ Surely not so many,” wiid the min­ i days; tbe nor'wester lieginniug about A vague and undetermined glance u;x»n j! They wished ench each other good-night, good-night. him who had thus abruptly summoned I mid Marie did not once raise her down­ tions. His motlier bestowed a few soft ister. “ ’Think of this matter seriously. noon of one dav, blowing fiercely for lb' uiadr a aplcndid umpire ier; tlien recalling, as by an inward ef- j cast eyes, but, precipitately quitting the tears upon liim, while his sisters threw How many times have you liven mar­ that afternoon, becoming almost calm And bi-autlful left field. arms aliout his neck, caressing t fort, the injunction of M. Ebrard, she chamber, descended tin* stairs, almost - their in the evening — then a cold night. Tbougb not a matrimonial man him. and contemplating contemnlatinir him with joy [ ..i?, him, " Fourteen," and the victim fell back Next day the wind is not so high, but roec and left tlie upartmeut without ( stumbling at every step. exhausted. uttering a worth The young man remained petrified, • and satisfaction. I stdl from a northwesterly jajint. Again, “But where is my father?" said he, “Are you willing to die ? ” asked the toward sunset, there is a calm, with Whoever had olwerved the young girl , lu« eyes fixed upon tlie door, and he I| at length extricating himself from tin* minister, after a pause. while she lighted her lamp, nqiaired to i p vo himself up to a deep fit of musing, tho thermometer more or less Inflow stringent embrace of his youngest sis- . " Move three, up, six down and eight zero. In the morning,, it* may Ih* oto the. cellar, and brought thence the wine, ! A burning brand falling from the fixe- ter. ’ . । to tlie left!’’ sened that the force of the cold is to •* his feet, with could not fail to have lieen struck with place ,n ’“ *" “♦ **• ’♦*• -a crackling noise, George Abrahams wiu. extravagantly “You ore aware," said his mother. } “ Are you ¥VU preiiarod to share the glo- breaking. If tlie wind veers round to a the immobility of her countenance, while aroused him from his meditation. A । " that he is accustomed to lx? often abfond of cold cabbage, and one day, see­ t^tintorv territory of Abraham’s iKuom ?" of tin hour of positive existence | jxiint south of west, there will be a few ing that quite a dndifu! was left after her deep reverie liad caused her to re- quarter • *. x• [sent from nome. He left here three1 -* “ Move ten up !” **. flurries of snow, very threatening in ap- dinner, asked his wife to save it for his . n |mfc U](, „,d h. , aemble a statue of marble—beautiful, .l.Di.-.d te dmolre tho eh»nn. Notlung (UvB “ Have you made your jience with your nr 'pewranee, but amounting to very little saIiu! at night. Alxmt midnight George imlee,!, with features delicately formed, 1 ram.1 but -teuuduneut u bm, |)Ut we exporting him to- > in reality, no snow-storms of "conser and form beneath , . ’ 1 ° e ■ and outlines gracefully delineated, tint found so fair aface day. ” | •• Simplest- tiling in the world—move auence coming from the west. If, on came laboring under a strews of heavy as inanimate and cold iis tho block tlie rude shelter of an obscure inn. It weather. Feeling hungry, and thinking le other hand, the wind passes to the “And is my good father still as tac- । nine down !” . whence they seemed hewn. And it was was one of those mysteries to lx* met with j " Take your mind from the confuted east, several hours of bitter cold may of his favorite cabbage, he asked where on that account that M. Ebrard pursued sometimes in life, an undecipherable ituni and gloomy as ever ?” he asked. it waa. His wife replied: " In tlie “ Alas, yes I "they replied; “ you would , aritlimetic (rf the world and ]Jiice it on ’ be expected, followed by a general snow­ pantry, on the aceoiid shelf." Down he her constantly with his reproaches, and hieroglyphic. imagine nim incessantly pursued by j heaven’s holy algebra. Are you willing storm lasting from twenty to thirty -wearied her with his gross pleasantries, 1 went, found the cabbage, got out the When Marie re-entered the kitchen some dread fatality; but your arrival, so to ‘ stand ’before *' the great ---**• ----- ••• throne ?" hours. ■ for M. Ebrard was not tlie father of she found another stranger there. He oil, mustard, and vinegar, cut. up the " Three." Marie. She was the daughter of a rich was u man about 40 or 45 years of^age ; unlooked for os it is, cannot fail to glad­ cabbage,(dressed it to the Queen’s taste " Can yon go fearlessly ?” merchant, who had died a bankrupt, strong and athletic, with ’large coarse den and cheer him." ate it all. In the morning his wife " Eleven. ” As soon os the young man waa seated, and her mother married M. Ebrard in hands and brawny shoulders. His face oticed tlie plate of cabbage where she " After life’s desperate struggle, what the hope of securing a home and pro­ was tolerably good-looking, not with­ questions of all sorta assailed him, ao ’ placed it the day before, and, turahave vou accomplished ?" greatly was tho curiosity of his familytaction for herself and helpless child. to her “dear George," innocently standing that Ids hair, spnnkled with "■rtiirteen, fifteen, fourteen,” and the excited to learn every particular of his why he (lid not eat the cabbage. 4‘ Come on, come on,” said tbe land­ Ey, and plastered down upon his foreman was dead.-—Little Bock Gazette. I did," he said. “How did you like d, imparted a singularly Jesuitical life since he hod quitted the paternal lord, as soon as he saw Marie returning roof. ” “Oh! not very well; it was tough Profits of Rose-Culture. from the cellar. “Only just look at that expression to his countenance, height­ “ And you met with no accident on d stringy." “ But here is the cablmge It is stated, as showing the profits face of hers! Does ahe not remind one ened, moreover, by a peculiar ambiguity from rose-culture, that in 1871 a florist ing, the oldest being now 75 yean of age ; now; where did you find anv more?” of a picture of the Magdalene, with her in his eyea. The sole queetiou he ad­ your journey?” naked his mother. and the youngest 50. These thirteen great black eyes, and air of patient res- dressed to the landlord at his supper * “ No, not exactly an accident,” he re­ in Massachusetts set out out five rose­ children have brought into the world 130 “ Why, on the second shelf, where vou plied; “ but a somewhat-singular event bushes of the Gen. Jacqueminot variety, j told me.” A quick look at tlie shelf by children, 101 of whom are now living, i the wife and then a cry of agony. “ Am I the only traveler in your inn ?’’ occurred to mt- Inst night, as you shall in a new greenhouse thirteen feet by • “Your health, Mt El.rnrd," rejoined 100. The first crop of flowers he told and these have had 460 clnldren, of । “Why, George, you have eaten $20 “ You will have a next-door neighbor, hear. ” the - neighbor, arming himself vitli u whom 391 are now alive. There have He then''related his night of agitation for 4 cents each, with his tea-roses. The worth of lace collars and cuffs that I ihroo parts full air," was the reply; "a young man who also been seventy-nine children of the . had put in atarch; stringy cabbage, in­ At thia moment two knocks were arrived thia evening, and who scema a and blood, and they listened, horror- next year they sold for $1 per dozen, stricken, for the tone in which he and the next for 82 per dozen. During fourth -generation of Mr. Samak's dea- deed!" _________________ tawrd ou the outer door, and the hands perfect gentleman." cendanta. of whom all but nine are now of the innkeepM- and Ids comrade were The.stranger became thoughtful, and spoke convinced them of the truth of the month of Febrjmry of this year* he t Warning to Young Ladies. suddenly arrested in the very act of lift­ his brow grew clouded. After a few mo­ his recital. cut 1,052 roues, whieh he sold to tbe alive. Thqs the old man lias 575 living » ing their glaanw. to their lipa. Marie menta* reflection he said : A'beautiful young lady, the daughter “ Oh! I had nearly forgotten,’’ said florists in Boston for from 25 to 50 cents descendants, and has also seen 116 others, X»ve a nervous start that almost caused “Take care to call me at 7, for I he, nt the termination of his tale, " to each, Betting him $440.50. Since that who are now dead. The most remarkable of Aiderman Dellet, of Lancaster, tlie feature of the ease is the fact that l>oth Xrr to leap out of her chair. other night playfully threw her ’ arm mast be at Tours lx-fore noon. By the mention that I brought awny irrefraga­ time he-has cut and sold enough to ble proofs of my rictory." * “ JVho can it be at such an hour of make the amount over $500 in the ag­ tho old man and his wife (the latter is around the waist of a lady friend, and a As he spoke, he put his,hand into his gregate from the five planta. A second now dead) lived to sec their thirti*enth and pair of acinon hanging therefrom sev­ tlie night ?” said Ebrard. ‘ Tt is no travel- a horse; and mind it is ready lietimes. ” •er, unusbH the diligence* is greatly behind . To each of these injunctions Ebrard pocket, and drew from it a hnndkercluef, crop from the same plant ia now com- youngest child a grandmother The ered an artery in her arm and she nearlv entire family have been known in the ■time ; and beside*—" something replied by a sign of acquiescence, and in —which --------------------„ - Beemed to be curebled to death. This accident tdionlil community where they now live for teach voung ladiea that throwing arms Two knocks, more violent than before, then placed a candle in the hands of' fully wnqiped up. At the same moment The leaves of geranium are au ex­ sixty years, and there has never been a around the female waist is n dangerous teaaundexl through the kitchen. The Marie, who conducted the new-comer to ; thv’donr of the apartment opened, and a criminal dr a drunkard among them. cellent application for f cuts, when the laixU-wd rut»e uneasily, look a lamp, i his chamber. man, with ■ a ]>ab‘ and disordered counpiece of business that should be per­ crowad tlie pasaage that led io the outer The young num waa in bed, but his t tawauoe, with travel-stained garments skin is rubbed off, and other wounds of formed solely by tile mak sex. The Intthe kind. One or two leaves must be A bad little Milwaukee boy, having tor are Strong, and brave, and don't mind ’--------- ■“ । before opening at, demanded, candle waa still burning. Agitated ami t and tottering gait, entered. ’ . fifeaA“WWa there r disturbed by the iwuiaing emotion which' “My father! my dear father I” cried bruised and ajmlied op linen to the part, been expelled from school, returned in ■ luiving an sxtery severed now and then was tlie had swept across his heart, he had no*, as i the yoring man, rnahing into hin anna, and the wound will become cicatrized girl’s clothes, and tlie imposture vma not ' ot the cause,—Nbrritfotrn in a very short time. yet been able to yield himself up to the “ we are all thee now reunited.” ; /terata. key in — cyme stBrother a it pcmrible that yon are wounded?" “Ye*—yea,” said hi* father..night, as I was crossing a forest �Noahville, Michigan NMta tdlC-.'-J burg, to one year in the penitentiary. In sentencing the prisoners the Judge to U feared tliat for “it ia been the practice in .niatiy years thia State to r~—— V' by oorrupt and iwpropiT meana, and, to Ktirib on. axteiit han thia evil prevailed that inatead of . examining into tlie pro Creator, and each - d.-atlr-iM'd in your b would make vour heart breotuo an *lur and • devout priret Id your own rtrickun family. food they would need honey-bw will riwfroui rtraigbt to ita own hundred hive* in wmted to. hither house for enactment, the inquiry was much more likely to bo made as to tlie amount of money wliich those requesting the legialstion <xmld af­ ford to pay for the passage of the law. It was charged throughout tlie whole country that’ bribery m the Pennsyl­ vania Legialkture waa of daily occur­ rence, and was alwaya the order of the day. So crying waa the evil that when the convention met to frame our ureaent constitution there appeared to lie a fixed determination to break" up the practice by severe constitutional enactmenta. However unimportant you may consider tlie offense, it ia not so esteemed by this court. We look upon it not only as a high crime against tlie laws of the State, Which have i>een long in force and are well known to all men, ' -one leiuling to the most corrtipt kina , With an IMMENSE STOCK of New and ORNO STRONG, Spring Goo ^Ctlltor and J?ropz*iator. AND TEEMING WITH CUSTOMERS —HAPPY IN BARGA XDVMBTIMDTG KA.T». Tt^ £—1 ««.i •a i?.oo eo.cc Our stocks for the Spring of 1880 consists, as usual, of beat selections from the largest wholesale houses in J York, Detroit and Chicago, which may be enumers under the heads of of a God will ever lie mure influential than tliat hexagonal form whidi oombuww the mcMt drawn from the exiateucc <>f an Inamtn* quan- that titv of fact* whidi matenalixni cannot explain. •trcngth and the mo*t contanung power with The News ka* a thorough, bona fid* circulation All. from reriy hiatury to tho latret date*, luvo the leant outlay of labor and matonal. A French maUuauatiefan having made a cal­ fell that there fa in thfa world a certain mUii- culation to find what angle waa the most eco­ lecttul action which earinot be explained with­ out a**nniing au intellectual nounx. Ttie’no- nomical for hoe* to follow in their delicate arch­ tion of Plato that intellect fa indretruclible fa po itecture, differed not a degree, hut a few min­ longer held, but tlie divfakm of tho pbeiKMuena ute*, from the angle in two bv tlie who uwoct. egislation, by which the public has I of the univerre into mental and pbraicaj but *ul*toqnent calculatiou* Save *hown that phenomena haa boon miivereafly admitted; and. . the mathemnticfan made au error, aud tliat tlie frequently plundered, »c KM right | VT— irequeuuy piuuucicu, and some in- j wa* right. VILLAGE OFFICERS up to thfa date, all effort* tu identify thoae have lice Hen, are aeventocn different ide*, in * brain /ividuals enriched othera viatuils enriched, and greatly ' l-adii-H mi<S Gents’ been entire failure*. Wo neeni now to bare jturf Ilciv MC mnvoww, uu>w<v«-» — —- - —---m Killen. poverished; and it is much to lie , Pwwfdrnt-Wlilts pareed through a half century which ha* made not larger than a muntard need, and I affirm Recorder—E. J. Fetai.m-r. l-'ui-niahing; Goods the moat kwnuxl and profound oxcunion* ihto that it fa asking too much of the old floating; 1 that some of you are by no means the material labonitonre and law*; end thfa ex- dnid of Lncretin».or of «U atliefam, to make it ices in tlie art and practice oi legiscundon hn* brought back no explanation what­ thu* centralize in the honey-bee *0 many beau­ laiive briliery. What adds to thy en- . VilUrr Atlurnev - Waiter 8. Powers. Marshal—i. <* llolw. ever of the inatinct of a bird to go auutli or of a tiful Mid rtrange and intclkctual conce ption*. Orinitv of the offenm* of two of you is tlie : Trustees W. 11. Yoouc. L. .1. Wli~-ler. II. A npidcr to apin a web ar of a tieavcr to fell a Thfarimpfc, ‘ —*“*■* Ityher. T C. iMwnluc. A. W. Olds. U. Ito" I fact tfiat you were ut the time jnembera ! tree. Our *cscutilic nu n, induxtriou* and •elf aloiw, to i*nuuv» learned a* thev are, cannot jmm over tlie wide verae cans- without thought By the bee-hive of tlie Legislature, and acting in viola­ •jlorirticf. gulf that litai lietweeu a lump of day and the . rtood Arfatotlc. pondering; there stood Virgil to tion of your official oaths, and endeavor­ oriole's nest ar a lump of clay and a bird aoug., compose hi* fourth (k-orgic; Arfatomachu* de­ ing to induce your fellow memlitra toTHE CELEBRATED A i El HlWlHT UTKJOPAL CHl'ltCH—A. D. NswIn our walk* about oar world we are met by the I voted sixty vear* to thfa study; another claaric IV 1 Tt>s,_pMtor. Service* every Habbsth st HB* fading tliat mind ba* been here and there: and. moved out'into a solitude, with a fcwhhreo, commit penury 011 their jmitL As au as'we perceive tliat it wa* not man'* mind, we tlmt the world might not disturb hi* nwcarvlxw; individual, I feel pity for your mtuation; must aiwtiinc that a greater than man exists. bv this house at wonder* *tood Cicero Mid I ------ -------------------------------------------------------- 71 as a Judge I cannot sympathize with Mid ' the rauliltiulu of The argument being now spread over sev­ Plinv, When you come into this court ' "W ASHVILLE LODOE.No.f53F. a a. M. Rcjuwxteher* has ha* onlv only ^in incrtaswl a* moderrs, nnxierrsi . jf lx )ar communication on »*rh WcctaeMtayfve. »t eral tlw.n-and year*, and having amtuned watcher* creased a*^ o-cjock (harp, on c- *“r— •*- *■" ~r ~~’" They cannot fail to please the I*adies. all pomable farm*, we seem competent at last to . time* have cemc, and Brougham and Lubbock, ) ?ou must undtratand that the DCggur in —.... __j i_. .......mr rags nigh aud and the millionaire in m broadclotii ' Tr*n»l«ut Tr*n>l«ut brouter* brotiien *re cordially Invited. and American* without nmnlier •elect from the mas* th«: mo*t itnpnsaive testi-1 and Gentian* --- -----------------MMiTHR«SIreeCA?T1{r‘W,1L thfa circle of jinchMit- ntand on precisely, tho same footing. tnony, and that aeems to be the fact that there i* have been drawn into in it* Langrtroth ha* Tha one i» to be imprisoned for stealing U "MITH. Hecreurjy--------------------in oumelrea an intellectual action, wliich, in an ’ ment. Our own c-----*L *country, ‘“ Infinite bulk somewhere, wc may as well call ■hotrn that tlie study Andy of this thfa little marvel liebe1(wf <rf bnwj. otheJ. „ uot to es- I £3T OUR SYSTEM OF HANDLING ONLY Hon;8u0inr$fi Jirrrtorjj. “ God." Pantheism fa the annump'tion that each long* to all time* anil continent*, and consume* ine, who, by his criminal acta, may in- | __ tlie Whole life of a Greek nluiospher or of tu . 1 Ciroods and- selling on the basis of mvo tlie State in tlie loss of millions, j ~ IV. H. YOU^G, American clergyman. The bee. an insect which j vol.« water fa a part of the common light or M. has unnloyed more commentator* than" Dante । It u, ‘ not the slightest excuse, as Feet to tlie and Duikui fa the a**uniption that Gtxl fa a one great or Hhaifapeare, and more biogranliie* titan Na- । ed by some, that die pending , h ours from 7 to # a m. aud 4 to 7 p. in mind aud that all other life were made by Him was liighlv meritorious. so, ; -— the poiuitl, enables us to hold all our old custom­ wn. ldgblv ^rilonou.. If It «> a* * workman make* a watch. Athriwn fa a de­ । ‘ ■i-.i . *1... „r i H A. BARBER, For. if wc uv to believe that the bee tliat thuM ! it sliuuld pass without the ant of nial of botli tbeac and Uw a*nmiptk>j> tliat tlie ers and gain new ones every week. A visit to the PIONEER l'. Monaopathla Phyildaa and Huntror. dust fa Uiu parent of a bird, and ileli, and num fabricate*, and the spider tliat spin* a web, and j bribery." The Judge said they could I • (iffieu, near rvaldencc. on corner of Waablug Of thc*e theories defam 1* the most rational. the worm that spins rilk out of a mulberry leaf. I not plead ignorance, na thev were men 1 STORE will convince the incredulous of this fact. We aim. Panthefam offer* no valid reason why an imwet •re™«lUorwo»ta.«>U»c<knuIrti,l*oul. ot •• Y„„ went into | ton and Mate St reel*. Nashville, Mich. should be a part of tho Deity. Pantheism CHAS. IL BRADY, to please patrons both in quality and price of goods offered, stand* upon a panlonable. and even a thought­ TTORNEY at Law and Sollcllur In Chancery ful inuus, compared witii Atheism, but, as com­ If Ml old se* wMliing in and out ou a muddy I tion of law, with your eyes open. You Real Eatate and Inauranc* Agent. Collecting them. Although most goods have advanced from 15 to .25 per --------------gave »being —;— to all thfa — I well knew ----that-------many ----------------member*' of „ — the pared with Deuoib ita claim* to our faith Mxin shore a nullion years and Conveyancing a ipcctaltv. Bounty and Penr * 1.___ _were __ utterly --inferior. Cnr world fa no given to individualize acene of thought and life, what ia th>..rwnfm.rrv of mar- ' Legislature corrupt, and slnn Claim* promptly attended to. and all other cent we are selling many of them at the old prices. Try us . .to sell „ their votes ill, »u.. it* life that we seem bound to individualize the vel in Aladdin's lamp or ring? Tho marvel were ready the bu’elnrea entnutea to my car*. Ult.* oppoaiis UnKupmne Power and dfacard Pantheism. Thv once was that J there wm nJ rational link be­ public market to tlie highest bidder. on livtue, NaabvlUe. Mich. aud see. consdouraew of Ixird Bacon wa* quite dfatinrt tween hia old lamp ami hi# new palace ; but, if You wen* ready to suborn them to com­ our wise creature* all come from primitive oocb, from that of Newton or Socrate*. You cannot --------------------------------------------------------LEWIS DURKEE N. B.—Will continue to pay the highest market price in recall my urt-uu*, rveau dream*, uor nor van can i1 kmuw know vour tuu. thought*, uicn then uu no unuouu demand remain* xt-iuauv, for I\ji I.teu*. rational JJUaOUOa, ouuaUon. mit iwrjurv by violating the oaths thev AWYER, Notary Public, lire! Estate and Insur Much 1cm ia man identified with hi" dog^or hia and the "Arabian Night*” might well iicconie took on their installation into office. ’ nneo Agent. Collections jirompllr made, and exchange for all farm products. horve. AU fa reparate in our earth. It ha* :io Conveyancing properly executed Office tn D. C The Judge also reminded the prisoncra pan-bundnirtn. no pan-aninulixm, pan-aniniAlfam, aixl and hence pan-humanfam. Deism explain* tbe man, the bird, the spider*, tliat they were disqualified from holding • Griffith'* store. we muat must deny it a pan-tlieum pau-tlieum Mid and must imagine the honey-bee, by aayuig that tbcw are tlie our Creator to haire a personality a* dutinct EMOR I’ distinct form* wliich the Manter Mind ha* dm*cn to any office or ]>osition of honor, trust or ; from yon and me a* wo aro dfatinrt from each create. Matter fa paaaive. We never aoc it in proflt in Uw State. «».l d««l ■>,«£■ Tum(.E,„TI„. rKACt VOT,wel„ other/ In a univen** of individual* God ia *im- a spontaneous action. Mind is an energy, and other. univeree i* rimfencing them to pay II line Of ! J mliyand rumpUy attended to. Offic* Prop’r Pioneer Store, Nashville, Mich. ply tlie greatest. ht-ix-e is more rcadilv a*»iuoed a* the world'* each, costa of prosecution, and to iin- rid* Main Bind, Nariivdla Mich. Atbcfam fa the most uninviting of tin- three artillcer. It has wishes, and taste*, and inven­ prisonment for one year in tlie Eastern I W'Af. PARMENTER, tlieoriea. It cannot lead u* aero** from matter tion. and intelligcnet- and powers, and thus «*" T.—L. to mind. Mid therefore it fa compelled to deny,! Stands forth a* the most probable Creator. , i»enjtentiiiry, acpiwute and solitary couJOW IS THE TIME I>. Office over Hull'* Drug dorr, Ver­ 31. metarule, Mlcb. the existence of mind and affirm that it fa only') Our little globe, viewed a^art frornjbe star*, fa lilienicnt, at labor. an accident of matter, and tliat a bird tliat can iLwlf a wonderful display of exquisite taste. Th0 sentence fell like a thnnder-clnp I fir in the air fa only a* the du*t tliat can fly in w?h M- .ajumertoJ !>«"-»» (tops.. ..r ' „„ Um H«,ui,ra, «■(,„ W no Men ot W. H GRISWOLD, To Take Advantage of the • t£c air, and that between awimming chips Mid iZTA'S aftS4 2™ ““ -w KMtel. >" th.-l-it-olinn-. It ds.. - - I>. Ilomoeopatblc Physician and .Hurgcca. fcwmimiiig tir.li there fa no cMeutisl difference. ] • Office ov*r I>. C. Griffith's store. Residence Atlienou M placed in tlie absurd attitude of con- mountains we hope to visit the mighty plains , aurpriBe to their lavrvers and the sjiec- i corner l'ti!lli[>« and Durkee at recta Prompt alienfee-ring life of many grade* and then of deny­ wberc tho grass wave* like the ocean ; born on ( tators. Kemble mnsle corrupt jiropoai- . pon ing a rtill liighcr grade called divine. It wc* in three prainre we desire to m<c, also, the canoua of । tj„UM t<» threw members of tlie Legis- ----r thfa earth a million •pecies, from a IftiUerfly up Cota^loorSStarUDd; mnrf rntbe wrU., gj, rf h[ n,lm|>.rK,.r to A. M. LLIAT, to a Mint, and then say* them may not bo one our hearts hope to see, some day, the tropic* m , , ,“ , v» . t-t,.,. t*> thn*“, and Ivtroff ; A^n more form of life called Deity. Of the three their riclineas, and, bora in the tropics, man one. form* of belief or »urmfae it i* tlie weakest in’ longs to journey, at sumo time in life, to where two. The miuih offered ranged from ^500 eollre-tloi r made. Office ever logical quahty; in moral quality it fa of still ; the snow-storm'drapes tbe bills in white.’Tlie I to.82,000, to be given for votes for the Griffith s fvillo, Mich. humbler pretension*, for it fa quite empty of--------, raoriiing---------------------------------fa a* bmoUfttkM tbe eresdng,--7and the : m 34.ouu QQQ.umu 000 Riot xwret-i Relief »i.u bill. The ~sen------- — vrtr txa w tie I 1-™ . . ““•l™*“b“>*; testrl w.n.M f.^-1 ths ww. ,te.*nlv if at ’ “LS impoee.1 i» hall the nuudmum i £ PARADt, .u.U.j^ll.yUw ^ IU, kMbothe dominant opinionof humanity a* : dew on your vine* in the morning, or mark a could lie demanded. Tlie Board ‘’’Far- UoB,ofla Jionjer* promptly, and at thetoweat long m the race riudl endure.It fa simple. It; Arocy cloud pass over th* moon at night, bear a - dOUM xnll V.«, no ..w doubt U....... soon be u_*ked to ... ■ 1 ll-lna prlc**. Sbopaat (Id* of Mrin dtre*L u Oatur.lL Finding mind inUm> wild—mind ’ »ong-bird or the damor of a brook or a lake. ' n^onjHjend Y R RAS^iTY, recommend the the prisoners prisoners to to the the mercy mercy | Where he is constantly opening bmrv building, pomting. carving, wntaift speak- and *11 M the bcalldcrum vanatam* of a taste n anu , v oir the Qoveritor. I j-y ing.’ planting, sawing, reaping, it gives -.n the t»o endl.w* and wonderful for our short life dwctwdnnvriietbcr taere can lx> such * thing a* 1 ever to examine. Wc must die and leave iL It an intelligence—it *ee* it on all hand*. came from one above na ; one who does not die Josh Billings’ Philosophy. — CHA R LES SCHEID T. Mid th<ii ha* no task left it but to J —a Being we call Infinite. Az n general tilings, tboze who deserve . UMinme that that there in an intelligence The idea of Deium being thus the most prob­ -------- IN---------bit still higher Ilian man. As the dome of the j able of the three theories of the origin of what good Ink the least, pray the loudest for it 1 »ky fa greater than the dome of 8L Peter, it in- I fa in ua and Mtinnd u*. and the world having Mi dear lx>y, selekt yure buzznm . " fera th*t nature has an architect greater than I spent thousand* of year* in tbe task of conifriend with grate ciiuslmn; once aelekted, | Augelo. Ii;Deism God fa the mind and power 1 paring together these three hypothese.*, would Hlijcrllancoiw EardP. I of man Carried onward to the Supreme. Under j wa not all best surrender to tlie greatest proba- endorse him with yure Ixiftoju dollar. Beaus seldtun fall in luv, but when they '. thfa idea of a God all the specification* of life : bility, and lie skeptics and wanderer* no more? fall and find full explanation ; and it seems the ( It fa'more than possible that some rinfulncss of do, they are spilte for enuy regular bizz- ayOECOTT HOUSE, _ 1___ .l.-l - —'11 tliat wiU explain tho pbynicalI i __ , i___ _______________ . .I-only aMtunption ness. phenomena of tho uuivcruc. It fa asking too loo euce of an omnipresent God appear weaker X&whville, Michigan, Kurds and whiskey reduce all men to much of inanimate maUnal to make a system of ef it is in tbe logical realty. This though: ;ht and tlie same level,,----and a very world* rack tliat one *tar shall send light and nd fc*r should make us hasten the more to---- -- ।---------------------„ low level,. ut. C. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. heat upon au earth and make it* soil send forth -"*■ draw from the desert of unbelief, and to pass tlmt. violets, and gra**c*, and trees, and aliall make US ‘j* “"'l! Good immitatore are even more Mian-four MSM*>n^ and finally male animal* Mid then invite* aud stands with open gate. Your year* . , eounnoitAl.on* tor tbe ■mount l-W- »•“ < are rapfallv flying awar. It will be at least .. . .... •tnmgeif you Should live and dw in thfa earth ' I think I luul rather bv m a big ratty, •»lb*r hotel In Bjrrv county. Tbr« firat-daai much of material thing* to have them arranging without haring confessed reverently ita Autlior. ' and lie unknown, than exist in a villige, pls Boom* on ut*t floor. the deposit of dew at night and the ahowera of Why should man live only an animal, if by j obliged to kno evry boddv, or be RUspckIV It ia economy to trade with me, for I will not allow any merchant rain aud the ripening intiucnccH of the P J. PI KCIII.S ......... chance he autumn u an encampment of Deity? We ‘ . 1 F: ‘ undersell me, who sells for CASQ. • *5 months ; it is asking too much of dust and a*be* found a little creature into whose small brain . T . , . , ’ ,, - . , , . . . . to expect them to make beautiful turds to fly in the Deity had placed a score jf strange thoughts. ) 1 tnux all OV mi bad 1..-. to l»ml Boss Barber. the sir, air, and beautiful ixauUftu goia gold fish n*n and auu auver silver wm fish to . bitt but into nun man the same name Creator bad poured . management, miujugruirni, and uuu xI guesa guraa othera uuuem kan, auu, if u live in tlw crystal brook* : too much to expect million* of idea* and feeling*. Why deny thia, : they will be az honest OZ I am about it i the power of du*t to originate tho idea of pur- or xny longer doubt ? Become a rtudent and a An immitaahun to equal an original ! pie Ooo^.*e_ pic grunre graixrH and and the the blwLag bltudua, pree n. We know d^otit child of God. Call the umveree the . that the that the material material forere farce* can help along all palace of vour Father; call ail beauty the beauty hni! Kot.to ?cnt it at least —j per cent, J J ERE YOU HAYE THEM. these ahapeu of the wonderful, but if ma- of HL, home; call the sun Hi* tight, and the Earning iz eazy enufl to acquin, wib- Union Houm. tertaiuan, the death of nature, can do morning and evening tho light and brew cur- <lum cums slo, but aticketh to tlie nlm. nuch _ wonderful work* man should taiiu uf the inimitablv manaion; and call our If yer CXpekt expekt to auckceed suckceed in this life When we say thin, we mean that you have iVotHTY I’ublio, yer must make tlie world think tliat yer Maple Grova, Mich tainting in death, fa caught by tho invisible but lire at work for them, and not for yureQ L1EBHAU8EB, self. gin in a i*r*onal intelligence, but began witii material form* of low quality, man ahoukl be You may find very plain looking diaappotnied in hia apiritual iuitare, and might coquets, but who ever saw a hansum BickneM in the Farm-House. well wi*h himaelf a clod, that he might thus hav® prude. the bu|K of rtarting a univeree. Our world waa Dr. Goddar, of Mnsiiachuaetta, was # Life iz measured bi deeds, not years, faaliioned either bv something above man or MADE CLOTHING, We are opening the largest and most complete (took bv something Ixmeath him. . If by once tusked, and answered, the following ’menny a man liaz lived to be ninety, aud question: beneath left nothing beiiind him but an obituare SPRING GOODS, that we have ever had the note. _ Nn"hvlne. Bffion. pleasure to present before the people of in the' cellars of Men luv for the novelty ov the thing, arrange tbe four neoaous and make clay turn 'pHAT HUSBAND OF MIME I Nashville and vicinity, aa a call at woman lavs bekause she kant help it. into bird# and violet*! What i* human prog««T think I have. Far instance, tlie Tluirc iz this excuse for luxury, all Get* bl* SBAVIHO and HAIR CUTTING our store will fully prove. case of a farmer of means, his vrife and luxurys kost money, and sum one reaps five children. Four itickened in Sep­ the advantage. tember of typhoid fever, and three died. A. L. RASEY ’ S, The man who kant laff iz an animal, ing away from tho creative power, but toward In the cellar were found half-decayed ' aud tlie one who won’t iz a devil. “ ‘ onward in mental i* cabbages and other vegetables, half a I A festive old man iz a burlesque on all barrel of old fish-brine, and filth gen- j kinds of levitv. erally, sn that the smell was noticeable ' Fashion, like every tiling else, rejieats J£.A. BUSH, rods from the house, when cleared out: itself. What iz new now, baz-been new ■ -the BOSS" by the ductor’s direction." menny times before, and will bo again. life <g earth. ’Through that cellar, typhoid fever It must also be remembered that we also carry an : sneaked into the bouse. A writer in the Tub Saturday Rcvittv says that the New York Times says: “Miasm is the Cairo donkey Iwy is the incarnation of MASH VILLE. MICH. stock of most subtle foe of the farmer’s home. every tiling Oriental, atrange, conven­ It is generated in his barn-yard, cess­ ient, civil, and wonderful in Egypt pool, cellar; soaks into his well, and ap­ His activity, hia ready tact, his good yyiLLLAM JONES, pears on hia table in tlie form of limpid thousand mike water; enters his bedroom by night, und AND poisons tlie very air he breathes." Dry Goods O lotliiiig, Hate, Caps, Boots, ^ashriUc gjirertonj. 17067669 est SEWING MACHINES I Three Sixteen Ounce* to M A L L. J. WHEELER, M &REAT SPRIK& BOOM. It Can Be Found at D. C. GRIFFITH’S New Spring Goods CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS. Boots, Shoes, Notions, E: ■ Bargains in Spring G READY DRESS GOODS and PRINT BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, BOOTS, SHOES, And all this from the want of a little smolltbat it talent intelligence and a little painstaking. ALL KINDS & FOOT COVER: EH tomed to winter in* Egypt retain a dou- HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC. Hr asked a Cincinnati belle if there der, attentive, and vigilant none. The DENTISTS �Rensrlaer McCutcheon, father of GF. AYL8 WORTH . Judge MoCutcbeon of Charlotte com­ mitted suicide at bis son’s residence HAS JUST OPENED A BRAN NEW STOCK OF hi that city oo Sunday by hanging himI will treat on all chronic Luaenewt setf with a handkerchief. Age 88. and heaves of horses. No cure; nopay. main line. • Cause, insanity. Horses examined free of charge. Seth Hall of Charlotte who was par­ alysed a few days since lived in an un­ ELat«u SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1880. conscious condition until Sunday No prepartion has ever performed such morning when he died. His age was 65. He waa buried at Bellevue by tbe morvellons cures, or maintained so wide MICHIGAN NEWS. Cientx’ Mneouic fraternity, - a reputation, as Ater’s Cherry Pec­ toral, which is recognized as the Thursday night burglars visited the world’s remedy for all disease of the niching* Goodw Jaokeon is infested by a gang of drug store of Wm. Morgan at Bellevue Mall-----aud took therefrom about $12 in cash Imumouw. Frank Kcaser ot Grand Rapids, stao- and from there wept to tbe depot, broke Arrlra Deyoto g bed his sou five times on the 5th inst. in and procured a lantern, then went safe and reliable agent to employ. to E. Boughton’s residence, entered a . Direct from tlie factory and at prices that will astonish you. A four-year-old son of E. Magee of cellar window and after finding that Against ordinary colas, which are the other ran dally except Sunday. ’ M«r*hall, was drowned in a cistern last they rould not get into the house that forerunners of more Mrions disorders it acts speedily and surely, always re■Sunday. way they retired to Gardiner A Oven­ GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. It Is said that the Battle Creek car­ shire’s grist mill and breaking open a । lioving suffering, and often saving life. The protection it affords, by its timely penter* are busy making back-doors to large iron safe with an ax and hammer use in throat and chest disorders, makes Dorn Pedro and walking shoes, . saloon*. procured nt Henry Robinson’s foundry it an invaluable remedy to be kept al­ STATIONS. A Justice rf tho peace, named Wood and took therefrom $100 in cash »nd ways on hand in every home. No per­ papers to the amount of about $250. dropped dead in a lunch room at Jack­ son can afford to be without it, and son list Monday. V Every effort ns yet to find the perpe­ those who have once used it never will. Hammond...... Ranging teom $5 upwards, Middleville Daniel Hibbard- ot Jackson, was trators has been futile. Parties in the From their knowledge of ita composi­ Hastings, thrown from his buggy last' Saturday village are suspected but no arrests tion and effect, physicians use the Nashville1. have yet been made. and severely injured. Cherry Pectoral extensively in their Vsraaootrllls .. In every style * practice and clergymen recommend it. CkadotU Gull Lake promises to be a favorite WAY8IDE JGTTINQB Eaton Rapids, . It is absolutely certain in its remedial summer resort, and a new 60-foot pro­ Rives Junction. effects, and will always cure where peller hi noon to be launched there. # A prominent white man of Howell is Wheat all along our route through cures areFpossible. 1,000 of them from 10 eta up. or Sale by all Dealers. charged by a lady of color with being j Johnstown and Barry is looking very the “Fodder'" of her illegitimate child. fine and is fully two weeks ahead in _A. Big- Stock IO Days More. lO-BapMai STATIONS. David Little was killed and Jno. By growth, of that in the timbered land of Remember there is ten days more to Including the Bom 50 ct Tea and Regular Chewing Tobacco at 40 cts per pound. badly injured by a falling rock in the Maple GVbve. buy goods at fifty cents on a dollar. Detroit,„._1 New York mine at Ishpeming on the Jackaon._______ Peddlers of all grades, from tho bi­ Don’ let the opportunity nasa, without All kinds of Produce taken in exchange for Goods. Rlvea JnncUon,. 1st inst. taking ail vantage of the bargain*. Exton Rapid., John Howard of Oshtemo, waa in­ ped vender of essence, to tbe wary light­ Boston Store, Clement Smith. ________________________________ W. G AYLSWORTH Charlotte---------ning-rod man, are infesting all section* slant!; killed on Saturday last by a log Vermontrlll. Assignee. NanbvUlo......... .. of wood rolling upou his head and of the country. ^£TT ETM TIOIX ALLI Haetlnaa_______ A prisoncuin tho jail at Lancaster crashing it. D. C. Sunburn of Baltimore, has re­ was five moptha digging through a MMdlovQU, ... Wm. Sheldon a farmer near Mt. cently imported a pure bred Lewellyn Bamaond-------wall which separated him from the Grand Rapid.,— Clemens, hanged himself in hinbarn on sheriff’s dining-room, instead of libetTuesday. lie has hail spells of being setter from England. TbroufhCoMbeBsadBUeplnjCan to *nd from Wednesday night wo drove up to the Grand Rapid, and Detroit. All train, conaeet in delirious. Mtnr depot u IMrolt with Great We»terr. Grand BBtonffougt- has lately increased her A Battle Creek youth was married farm of the King Bro’s, and were kind­ Trunk and Canada Southern Rail war.. ' bv one Justice on Monday and on ly taken in for the night, and after par­ police force to three men and a dog. You can always find the following articles, or will be made to E. O. BROWN. H. B LXDTARD. Aaa't Oen’l Hupt Jackson. Gen'l Sop't Dstrol ThurMp he consulted another in re­ taking of n good supper, we took a The dog ih depended on to stand guard HhitC WsanroaiB. over the officers while they sleep. order : All kinds of gard to getting a divorce. Gen’lPaaaand Ticket Acant.Chicago. stroll out to the barn and looked over i '■If you call on vour druggist for “Dr. Three jail-birds escaped from tlie cage at port Austin last Fridaj-. Two the horses first. A span of four-year-1 Sellors’ Cough Syrup,” wc pledge im­ liave been recaptured and one, (Morri* old black marcs attracted especial at­ mediate rofief and cure on short no Campbell) is still on the wing. tention, they stand 10 bands high and , tice. AQDADXT T> f A T»T'T»O * kttn ir/MimT.r. f-r-rr ■ — —* If you wish to catch the small-pox, weigh 2,450 lbs. and took the first pre­ Poaitfae. OSBORN REAPERS AND MOWERS, SULKEY — RAKES, you can do so by going to Ypsilanti. mium for gentlemen’s 8-year-old drivFour cases are reported there, two of Baar in mind this is the last opporta- bhovel Plows, Corn Cultivators and Harrows both Square and i I ing horses, at tho county fair last fall, nity you will have to buy goods at your , them however, being convalescent. DUtteriiy. A man Id Censtan tine lie t $50. on and also a span of bays G-ycur-olds own price. There ore a good many de-w—uthe wrong card at tlirec-card-monte, a which took ttieflret premium fur 5.year- | Hirable good* to select from which will I—| L 50 1 ears before the Public. few days ago. It is nu old game and old and over, at the same time. We !>e sold at half their cost. I must vacate tlip Rtore I now occupy, this com- ! t , , -^7 why don’t men bet better if they arc next took a look at the cattle, of which 1• ing month, and for this reason every 1'Double iJouiyre «in>i ’ro. Heavy and light, unsurpassed in style, qual-( Pronounced by all to be the most and Siiii Single. bettists. I thing will be closed out. Don’t neg-», 1 the King's have upwards of 40 head ; and effiaieitnu remedy now in Highwayman waylaid G. H. Fitch a I lect to make your selection before tin- ’1 ana pnt— ON. Repairing dune cheap. Callars, Collar pleatant use for the cure of coughe, colde, hoareecommercfal man from Indiana, at Bat- and to give a discription of the sire ot ,| auction commeuce*. Boston Store. ' Pads Pads and and in in fact everything in the Harness line. • tie Creek the other day, and robbeil tbei? stock is beyond the power of our j next, croup, tickling sensation in the Clement Smith, Assigun*. | him nf hi* watch and $3,50, and then pen to picture. No animal tlmt wc ■ throat, whooping cough, etc. Over a escaped. For Naic. have seen his impressed us more favor- I million bottlu gold within the last few Miss MUry V resland of St. John* One Beautiful Chandelier with four Carria" *ably than • ’ Borneo. ” This bull is one of I years. It gives relief where ever used, ‘ vs, 'fop and Single buggies and Spring wagons. Trim­ suicided one hour after hor marriage urners, one Secretary and desk, one . to Deau Bock, by taking strychnine, the best sons of the 23 rd Dukruf Airdrie large Beckwith Stove and pipe, and an<! the power to impart benefit that ming a specialty. Old tops made to look as good as new. _ » ------- — o------ — — ’' cannot be had from the cough mixtures and it is claimed that shq waa partially 1039.3. His head, neck, and shoulders , other fixtures. Enquire at the Boston insane. Kc member we have a foundry and are always ready to rea-1 now in use. Sold byulall dniggi*taat25 are fully as good as those of his sire. | Store. A barn belonging to H. Joyce, on with. AiwigntM-. pair or furnish anyth' : make ............................ ut«de o' C«»t or Wrought 1« •>««*••_ His | Climax prairie was struck by lighten- i and tt"“ his back ,,at K and ribs an- suiierb. “ ** " Iron. ingand destroyed by fire together with quarter* an- square, long anti level, ■ » -■ a T -r[*> w-a -x' t ■» Sellers ’ Liver areliver also biglihnv and wlu— r tn the ninonut ef $2,500 and in fact he is a bull of grand style shop in full blast, you will do well to । ---aA. Its. ■ 1 .* A 1 iy recommended forPills curing cominsured for $1,300. and proportion and with lots of sub- call on them liefore purchasing any­ t-ing and .Job Work done by the best of workmen. ; plaint, constipation, sick headache, feThe state puiiers arc filled with note* stnu(.e Hud qua|iK. Hiscalve* are prov- thing in the harness line. Repairing done in the liest style. , CP— . J t' “ »■* ” « ••• * tn tbe effect that the saloon* in manv ,' lf , Casting a .-pecalty. Scrapers and Farm Bells cheap. Chilled ver and ague, and all diseases of tbe pUc« nn-.n.pendinKopomtioii. >t>K«f Hue quality aud lorn.. Il.m.n.t For Male. and bui'l sides t<» fit almost any plow. Kettles, all sizes, Col- stomach aud liver. Sold by all drag mg to a lack ot funds to pay the taxes, yet reached his prime. He wa» bought < >ne Home, Buggy, Harness mid gist at 25 cents per box. or inefficiency to secure the proiwr when a t-alf.of Messrs. AvetyA Murphy. nmns for brick buildings, Iron Fencing &c. ,*ond'*and wiH lx- four years old the |7th day Swell Box Cutter. For term* anil price Great eiotemeut prerail. »f ComfJ , Hi»lme.an rvryMraIKbi enquire of L. L. I-oomi* of the Boston stock overall alleged murder of a col. . . .ircil man by the name of Wm. Alfred “l"j ’ ' , uo "mtter nhai point is tak JQOW IS THE TIME. who disapjM-nnil some time since. His i eti. His crops art- full, his<-ln-*t is wide wife and two boarders have been nr- I nn<j bis fore legs stand well apart I FOR GOOD TEAS. rested nud it instated she wa* iiiiirrn-d ... . ■ .....i nr<> <l<. n to one of them a few dnvs after Alfred 1 ,Ik. a,“l "ank" ar‘ d*' P CELEBRATED Go to C. W. Smith’s. wasmiiwed. and full. His quarters and rump* are lFOR SIRLOIN STEAKS. Batjle Crock was last Friday t|u. j as g<Mxl a* they nr<-j^-ncnilh ninth- of Go to C. W. Smith’s. scene of great excitement o<*>-n*ioni-d i good -length, level on the back, deep FOR BARGAINS IN SUGARS, by the burning of the Potter House the I UIld fll|hll t|„. twi„t clvar down to the Go to C. W. Smith’s. American hotel and other mljoiuing i । tti : i . i.. i property. At about 10 o'doe-k ,> m.. tlm I k’lullbnl- Hi. dum » Lady Blam li. I FOR HAM STEAK, bo to C. W. Smith’s. fire was discovered in the laundry of I 3rd,bred by Mr. Harwood of \\ inter­ FOR NICE, JUICY ROASTS, file Potter house and it spread m» rapid- ford, England anil got bv the Sth Duke ly m to become beyond the control of I ot (; 8tb lhlkt, „f Go to C. W. Smith’s. the lire departmentot the city and md i . t r .. FOR CIGARS AND TOBACCO. wm railed from Ja<-k»on. Albion. Mar- I »a» bred l.y J. ( . in Go to C. W. Smith’s. shall, Kalamazoo and Charlotte, spec- vN. ’ 'Y.. anti‘ got by t»Banin —• of Oxford .. .1 .»•» hreshlng Machinery and Portable 33- I FOR THE BEST PORK SAUSAGE, tai trains sent over the roads and in the I 371; 3id JlutchciMt of Thorndale (Pure and TractionjEnginea. Go to C. W. Smith's. THE STANDARD ot .i-fioo. <ju remarkably short space of 55 niiniit-s, ( I l»nthi--i l>y Dake «>f Gloster HM3.1 FOR HANGING LAMPS, tire companies from the above nam'd itli Go to C. W. Smith’*. places were deluging the flames wi. ’.. .I We saw ten yearling* ol hi* get, tlmt rtli ! were fully fnllv us it* large litri/i-n* tin- common coiniiion run FOR FRESH COVE OYSTERS, water. The Potter Aouao waa worth ns the Go to C. W. Smith’s. $45,000, insured for $15,000, tlie Anieri- ' of two- year-olds of the native breed, । MARVELOUS <>r*m.«Dd -nr"* oFS । ................ ........... ...................... . ....... . FOR LAMPS OF ALL KINDS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. Baird $300; Allen’s market $1,000. Win. G**4 hnest herd 111 we-lctn Michigan. FOR BOLOGNAS THAT ARE BOSS, Andni* $500. Gilltert’s store $300. C. B. j They have nine calves, two of which • Go to C. W. Smith's. Jones $800, besides the losses of tin-. ttre already sold at ven bight price*, FOR BARGAINS IN CROCKERY. boarders and others connected with .... ... . . . ■ , one ut your orvaus—your tbehmire. Fortunately no (.tai ai-i-i aevi- 11"- »“'>■•••« >“ lu» dam u . lull Go to C. W. Smith’s. dent ocenred and no loss of life al- brings out them* grand qualities, FUR OHIO HICKORY’ NUTS, though several were considerably Go to C. W. Smith’s. bruised ’n trying to esoa[M-, The total i FOR FRESH AND SALT FISH, loss in estimated nt from $75,000 to j dre, for BE NOT DECEIVED Ut'wi'f°“Alfc.‘lot‘ V Go to C. W. Smith’s. $100,000. And insured for not — FOR YOUK CHOICE FOR ttc, $4OXKX). tbo l».t lorn, of Eatol, a„,,„ CrVra fall >arrtralara •*» ra MU 4»*Irr,. OT .rlu Go to C. W. Smith’s. •• IllMUMafCtnaMn. vktek v* ull frw A J4rraa, . Court. < lenient Smith »•» l.i» ‘>rdrp- ~ NICHOLS, SHEPAHD A CO.. Battie Crook, Mick i FOR PRESENTS WITH TEA, EATON COUNTI’ ITEMS. Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR the WORTH or YOUR MONEY, Bellevue’s village council at it* Inst 1 Go to C. W. Smith’s. Remember the ti-inpernui..... meeting Increased the liquor seller* l FOR WHITE CLOVER HONEY, meeting Sunday evening. Rev. bond* from $1.<XX) to $3,000, Go to C. W. Smith’s. „,It wick of Woodland will be present and A young lad of 18 years named Ari FOR EVERYTHING CHEAP, Conklin suicided at Charlotte, Monday I address the meeting on tlmt occasion. Go to C. W. Smith's. by shooting the top of bi* head off. Mr. Urwick is one of the finest sneak­ For he will l»e glad to see you. r pilEOLD ESTABLISHED ers in the county and no one should J. M. Hite of Chfirlottc had the fin- . .... —....—-—— .......... , u. u, auM urxxwi. till, gers on his ><*ft hand badly mashed be- fail so hear him. Mr. J. J. Potter ha* day tiled with IhU court, may be admitted I.. P T. BOISE, nrpt'ii the roller* of Bonnett’s cracker t organ util a temperance choir and will I | »ANI» RKLI.ir.t.E FURNITURE FIRM OF machine, last Wednesday. Im- on hand to funiish music for th•vcnir.g and on all “ .. ......... .... IX awiKDru lor rutTJocnsT. The Charlotte Republicans vow that ! D‘W*ioR on Sunday . .. the hearing of«aid pct'tlun, and that the heirs al the next member of congress for the ■ future occasions. (Succeiwor to Boise Bros.) 3rd. district shall coaie from that city nrt 1111 i »• . . “ . ’ ,rr re-iulrod to appear al naeMlon YOU CAN FIND AT MY STORE | When a good-looking Indiana girl «>r»»id Court, then mu. r>uiten >t n>7i-rui.»tr cmand uame Ed. 8. Lacy as their man. Arc on Hand with a I has the measles it alwuv* follows that ! >*th« dry «>f Mutiny*. *»><) .how »»•?, if an y ' i.»,a. -..a \r~ unM>. w: i— *>on ulwuv* follow* from seven to fifteen of the young men notT. <rantXjU‘r p™3,*’ruf “u P*»“»®ner .houid , A NEW LINE OF Am? it i. further ordered, thm raid petitioner ’ The bride waa wife of Mr. Wiley’s'! in the neighi>orli<MMl an- soon taken nedicinen, < 1>e mi rain, down with tlie same diiu-ase. <<»• notice to the peraons InlerMted in Ml.1 raui't . brother, and a sister of Mr. Wiley’s of Ute pendenq pendency afraid of said petition, pel ................._____________________ 1| HfUie and Um tw«rhi Pulnta, <MU. Varutahcs, first wife. causing a copy . It must have been tremendously cm- I tbrrerf,Inby ' * tbe Nacbvillc Ni Tbe new M. E. Church, situated 35 barrasaing to that nice young man in liehnd cry Ikescriptioii. «*d eireniaud tn raid Count; At miles north-west of Eaton Rapids, will Bowling Green, Kentucky, who esSurgical Instrument* pre-*—u^be dedicated next Sunday at 10| o'clock. corted the preacher’s fair daughter to a j ITH. Which will Defy Conijietition in every ; And all the leading Remndies in ,n*<’eoPL Rev. Jaincw Hamilton will preach the meeting and arrived late to hear the j Respect. Remember that all our dedicatory sermon. Probate Order. reverend gentleman read from tbe j Good*, which we Manufacture, The Grand Ixwlge Indtptitdmt pub- Bible as tlie couple marched up the 1 are Warranted in Every ■ School Bool Ushfs the fact of the arrest, convic­ aisle, “My daughter is greroualy tor I Ooontr Of Bern . ’ i ** tion and fining of a. wheat thief, but mented with a devil,” which verse oc-/| At a eeeeion of the Frob^e Court for tbe Conoty Respect. Blank Booki hoMrn at the Probate Office In tbe ,hy withhold* his Dame on account of al­ curred in an accout of a New Tt*la­ tf HaaUnc* on Monday, tb» I Mb day ol April, in Mlacellan’s leged respectability. ment miracle of which the preacher he year ooe t housed .i^al Lu nd ml and eighty, We are also prepared to furnish any-. Clement Smith. Judy, of Probate. Doremns Aiken, who shot aod kill­ wen reading. The whole coogregation ■rv^-ut. inlbe^uialtor of tbe ratate of UENR f SNYDKR, Bibles, Autograph and thing in tlie snickered. and it would be bard to tell ed tbe policeman at Adrain recent!?, i* Dakota. Manitoba, etc. Michigan Central trains Photograph Albums tbe husband of Nora Aiken nee Anson, which felt the worse, the preacher, hia On rending and Sling the petiilvo, duly verified. INDE RT A KIV <- b IKE, nf BeBevue who was shot by him at daughter or her escort. a co-wnaTK Lixa or Grand Rapid* a year ago. STATIONERY, Aa wc have the moat oooipteta IIpe of The Charlotte City Council are at a W. Wall Paper and Bordering, lock in tho appointment of Street ComCOFFIft'N, CASKETM, miMionrr. Jas Johnson i«ceived tbe {TRIMMED FREE] reappointment of Marshal • and Dr. ROBES, KHROI DS Ar. AS FINE A LINE OF Mary E. Green of Health Officer. . are ra<mlr.J to appear at a seoion ganCeatiab Eri Giecn, one of the first settlers in m to I— boldrn al d»e Probate OfOf any one in the country. As there is in town, and all war­ Kai«n eounty, died unite suddenly ranted to be as represented Wednredav. nt his residence in Char­ or money refunded. lotte aged 78 years. He has lived in that ph™- for Uiirty-five years. CALL AXTD SEE ME Id tho Eaten Circuit Court Thursday Hctarc traylae any uf tbo abase mentioned artkies Albert Hill ptemlrd guilty to the ' for funeral occasion* furnished free of elsewhere, as I cu sass you taoacy. diarrstealing >00 from Ins employ- i Prescriptions Carefully Prepaf9d at al. charge. ^idiigan (JrntralJUilnnu. Good», Caps, 1000 YARDS OF FANCY PRINTS, 75 PAIR MENS’ BUCKLE ALEXIS, 35 SUITS OF FANCY CHEVITE SUITS, . LADIES AND MISSES WALKING SHOES HATS THAT ARE HATS, of Groceries, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, sellers COUGH SYRUP! luTT^IUKlt WAGOSiS, NICHOLS VIBRATOR J. LENTZ&SONS FURNITURE OT E* Patent & Propriatory Medicines, J KW E B R Y GOOD’ HEARSE J. LENTZ &8ONA. �■I Tte three-link men, will noon be in more qualified for this position than ■tetr tell. The oar factory is turning out oars him, honest, upright and a thorough to beat all. ' Andrew Barnum has erected a griui- with credit to himself and tbe people VICINITY he represented. ery on hia place. Hank. Stowell' dished bis bu ggy gyj'ete. Davis, wlib wm -given 90 days HAKHMUS ITEMS. in Calhoun county last spring, wheel last Sunday. The paiut brush is lively, Making garden and cleaning bonne ia for assaulting and beating a man, has The Banner celebrated its 54th birth­ tlieorder of ihe day. not so rough a time after all. For a day on Wednesday. Robert Muskoof Odesa buried his month past be has liad his liberty to go where he pleased in the day time, if he And now Fred. Sweet has invented wife oh Monday last. an automatic telegraphing machine. A, F. Cooper has moved into the returned to tbe jail at night, he has run Only hve saloons in running order in house from whence he came six years a farm, over a mile from the jail, get­ ting his oats sowed aud corn ground this tit)’ at present. Laat year wc had 8. Haight has been sick, but we see plowed before tbe 20, of April, starting A new fence has been built by our he is making bis appearance on our to his work in the morning as soon as enterprising Methodists around their streets again. he could get free, going to the farm, edifice of worship, and parsonage. Our new Landlord took posession hitching up his 'team, and punctually The boos hotel to stop at, when yon May 1st and bis pa will noon move in presenting himself at the jail at night. It will be remembered that Davis rent­ are iu Hastings is the Newton House, his house on Amasa street. C. Clever proprietor, aud don’t you We think that the Nashville boys are ed a farm near Marshall in February forget it. cruel, to put up- such games on our oi March, and was moving out to it at A. R. Pratt sold hi* little horee, •‘Cal topy clerk we send from our burg. tbe time of the assault for which he ico Beauty” on Wednesday, to a Grand Frank Hilbert is improving his res­ was tout up. Pete will be free on Sat­ Rapids livery man for $200.00 cash spot idence by building a new board fencein urday the 15, and will then be prepared and no grumbling. front of the house and putting up the to pursue nis labors with a better heart, And the reason why the Hastings columns on his stoop. and more satisfaction not only to him* ' self but hisitamily. House is getting a new roof, i* because On Monday afternoon Lorenzo Cur­ mine host Nell. Padket has bought an tis bouse burned to die ground, he and MAPLE GROVE ITEMS. interest therein. his Wife, after dinner, went up to Mr, ’Twas do trouble to jog against a Grant1* a neighbor, and the Are waa Mr. Geo>Mason has returned from Methodist preacher this wqek, there about out in tbe stove when they left were Iota of ’em in town, and tlie mar­ home and how the house caught fire is­ Canada. Dr. JWbUmoro gets plenty of calls ket* bad a big run on chickens. a mystery-yet to be solved. Mr. Curtis Ed. Reed is accredited with spearing is a hard working man yet, has not now-n-daya. Geo. Chessman’s new barn is comple­ a 40-pound fish in Thorbapnle Lake a much of this world’s goods arid needs few ev.nings since. Boys rub tbe rust help because they saved nothing bet ted and Wm. Harding’s is nearly so. Tho stumps of Maple Grove are still off your spears and get down to buai- what they had on their bucks aud no being removed, the last one is Dan. insurance. Sam. Peach trees shoot forth their beauti­ A tramp, answering to the name of ful blossoms, and ulsters are being Billings, was brought in by a Middle­ WEST KALAMO ITEMS. packed away, ville constable on Saturday and cast Sam. Norton is beautifying his farm into jail to serve out a sentence of 90 Spring colts arc getting very numer­ by building« new board fence in front days for theft. ous. and planting trees. Noisy McElwain and Wm. S. Good­ The forest is putting on it* summer Brit. Hoag has completed a well for year liad a tilt at the meeting of tbe suit. Mr v Bechtah the other end of which is board of education last Tuesday eve­ A. Basset lost one of . bis horses last ninety feet China-wards. ning. Bill came out second best in week. Supervisor Swift is taking the as­ noise, but first in argument. Farmers arc much beliiud with their sessment, and nc expect the canine will Judge Robinson now drives a fast firing work. suddenly become scarce, . horse, and careful observers, judging .Tlie pretty “miskeetor” has made his The excitement about tho illegal ex­ I from the number of, and interest eviu appearance. amination of teachers by Dr. Baker ced, hBve come to tho conclusion that The post office building is receiving has died away somewhat. the staid and steady judge is getting to au overhauling. Leander Ltfpltani and wife started Frank Wilson, mentioned some ago be considerable of a drunkard. last Monday, on a visiting tour, Detroit Mrs. Bertha Hale, Im educated and as sick, died hist week. i« the eastern terminus of their rout greatly respected widow of the city, I. M Vandyke takes ]>ossession of aud they go by private conveyance. departed this life from dropsy on Sun­ his new house this week. Mr. Bechtal, Endinger, and Terman day morning last. The funeral at the There is a prospect for a few more M. E. church on Monday was largely ' weddings when the weather gets a lit­ live on the farm formerly owned by Tim. Brooks. Mr. Terman occupies attended. . tle warmer. tlie house recently vacated by D. E. • “Sells” circus strikes this place on tlie A. \\wuk has bought the Geo. Wilton 30th. Curly Mathews who' waa made farm, and therefore will not remove Bailey. Mr. Brooks has moved to Con vis. . . happy Uy striking the job of erecting from the town. Tbe school ma’ams are now begin-, the bill boards, says it is a dccidely E. S. Kennedy returned hist week ing their work for the summer. Tbe moral allow, running Sunday school from the lumber woods where he has ones who find it new business are Miss monkeysand culchawed clowns. been at work. A. Reese aud son, of Battle*Creek Lon. Chapin; Edna Griffin, Lizzie Ma­ Last Sunday whilst Lepp Willison son, Zalie Eincry and Anna Murry, and family were out ruling, the axle were skirmishing in thia section the which make a majority. of their vehicle broke, unceremonious­ first of the week. . “ J. L. Dodge. ly depositing itaload upon the ground. There is said to lie more estate cluui Several black-and blue bruises and ging hands in this town this spring VERMONTVILLE ITEMS. a broken axle was tbe extent of the than ever before.' damage done. Veterinary Surgeon Graves has more Dr. Lane has returned from the north. Up wants of 40 residents of this city basinets than he cau attend to in treat­ Vermontville is without a limb of and vicinity are packing bag and bag­ ment of sick stock. baggage, preparatory to taking their A Mr. Goodrich of Maple Grave, will _______ _________________ N. A. Yates and Mr. and_____ Mrs.___ S. p.! departure for Kansas. The list includes take possession of the Davis house, ou Loomis have gone to visit relatives in Dr. Woodmancec, John Black, J. ; Mr. Vandykes vacating it. California. Sprague, T. Hanna, etc., too numerous M. V. Gould, patentee of the new prof. Milla will close hia course of to mention. style self-supporting roof, is slopping lectures in this town on Friday cvenTlie sensation arising from the ser­ with his brother, Hou. J. J. Gould. jpg, May 14. dance will be the grand io-comic percipitation of the three W'. H. King and Geo. Crowell are finale. gaily-decked your.g ladies into a privy about selling their respective farms, if Geo. Murray’s bouse came near being vault last week, has nearly died out; the men on either ride don’t back out. consumed by fire a Ww days ago, but although those who know, occasionally H. C.Sanders, of the village, has re- the flames were extinguished before claim that it was a close call to suffo­ moved the old store, b’jilding, and oth- any great damage was done, cation, to at least one of one of the erwiae done much to beautify the street Dr. Snell’s little daughter. Lula was girls. Owners of similar institutions bn wliicli hr lives; taken to Ann Arbor last week, and had with rotten Boors will do well to take John Fowler’s bouse was insured in a surgical operation performed on her tlie Continental for $900. The compa- |imb, and it is thought she may re warning. . . Wednesday of last week was the Dy gave Mr. Fowler $980. The $80 for gain it* use. “Black Friday”of‘Hestings. A num­ a bait to others no doubt. j____ ______ .Wasbvlllc Markets. The Mapes school house is lieing ber of our saloonists realizing that — 1.00 they would not Im- able to procure' pushed right along, the foundation ia bondsmen to back them up for tbe en­ laid and the frame up, aud soon a splen coin'. JXr bu,’.‘ p<!2,t^ap<:^.rUbiroen’........... .................. . suing year, felt like improving the did building will gracelha site. T. A. Crandall han tilled hisstoro and jir ba,.X"I21""ZI“~*”~'li fast fleeting moments of their glory, and whisky flowed freely. Good judges is doing a good business. Mr. Crandull has built up a thriving business in ......................................— stare that at least thirty drunken men and txiys were reeling our streets on town in the few years tliat he has been Tt^oSr p«r here. ' H^ ’ T l ST2; n F * r ^a'"" ......................... that day. SATURDAY MAY A, IMO. G. A. TRUMAN, Owing to tfte great demand and his increasing trade continues to add daily LOCALS. A score of high-toned youths of this city who wear soft cloths and keep bachelor1 appartmenta. have lately con­ ceived the idea that kicking up a big racket at the door, and routing eachother out of bed at tbe midnight hour was fun ; but last Saturday night the boya were a little too full, struck the wrong door and woke up S. Moses a Jewish vender of clothing, who retali­ ated the next morning by threatning arrest. When ten young men came for­ ward and paid $2.50 apiece or $25.00 to settle the matter. HICKORY CORNERS ITEMS. Warm weather. . Fine growing time. Several buildings are process of er­ ection. Farmers are busy putting out their soring crop*. Mr. Al. Beebe and wife of Nashville were in the village a few day since. This and adjoining towns are being canvassed for the Allegan and Barry history. | Tlw fiunilj of Mr. Ckuuu Cadw^der were UoMied witii tlie advent of a little son among,them aud the family of Mr. G. B. Eddy were Messed in a rimialar manner,(Mily it is a daughter. a. xxor iumui Mr. wr. a Our utuuwsto hardware lui merchant A., a A.. Aldrich ha* been very active this wa- The large Stallion belonging to L. Cookie, near Charlotte, ditd m this town last week, causing a severe loss not only to the owner but to the farming community. D.C. (Cute) Smith has been scolding around for a couple of weeks with tho J. V- a -,U u T Aneuralgia. Mr. Smith has advertised his business for sale, choring rather to be a granger than a weigher of tea and tobacco. Geo. Mnttteson's sheap are c. of the prolific kind, the ewes bringing g forth twins or triplet* this spring. Geo. feels about discouraged thinking that they will conclude to change off by doubling the number at a birth. ' office of Dram Com., 1). W. Powers was appointed to tho position. Mr. Powers will do all he ran to make the unsightly places more pleasant tu the eye, aud the health of the town better. OMI^h.pin «te m.nT w resided between hero and Charlotte but who has been changing his place of residence quite often late years, and wbocUim. tote 107 j.araold, i. pnwticing his *' profearion ” ’ in this town and Maple Grove. tv-11 v;-.. e et i n j Will Rian left for Cadillac ai*d other northern sections last week, with a large invoice of fruit, afid ornamental ' trees, sold to Ums resident* of our more northern countries. Mr. Rian is doing •toT0 —■ Srr»»cd, i«r ewt...........”12. "?. " teJjrwood!b.'??.'.'™~ ........................................... ........ —■ - ■ ■■ 7 in all departments. We have just opened new lines of the celebrated Broadhead or James­ town Alapacas which cannot be excelled 20 pieces of Buntings both plain and in Lattice work. , IO Piece. CiiHHimere, in Black and Color. SO Pieces Llnnen, 25 Pieeea Lawim, 25 BicccM White Drees Good., 20 Piecew Plegnnt Hroendes. Ac Spring Shawls oflSiidlexH Variety. We have a full line of DRESS TRIMMINGS embracing the new style of Pekin Stripe Silks which makes the most elegant trimming out. Wehave also just received an elegantline of LACE WINDOW CURTANSandLACELAMBREGUINS which for cheapness and beauty cannot be beaten. We have the largest line of LACES in Nashville also Lace Work, Ladies Ties and Lushas, Childrens Collars and Bibs, also 100 pieces new and elegant Embroidery. Appreciating the large trade we are having this spring we are making especial to keep a fine line of everything you may want and if you wish to see the largest stock and get just what you want for what it is really worth, do not fail to give me a call. , G. A. TRUMAN tV Of all the sewing machines that *po THE PUBLIC. JT IS A FACT have stood the test and come out con­ queror, the Wilson stands ahead. It I ----- BELIEVING THAT-----being adapted to all kinds of family sewing, bo til heaviest and lightest, it) becomes at once a general favorite with 1 the Indies. All who have tried this ----- OF----machine speak warmly in ita favor and none have ever been returned for not! being what represented. G. A. Tra-1 man han a nnmner of these machines | which lie will sell very cheap to close Each side of her. and that a little more comjfetition will make a little bet-1 IN BARRY COUNTY them out. ter market, I have piirchiised a stock of The Chemical W orks HARDWARE, ' PatentRockers, ’atent Rockers, Bureaus, । - Of every deacripUon eo r?‘ W1L8OK&. Howe sell more Flout I At below Manufacturers prices. 1 had ■ Conplele In every particular. and better Flour than any house in Nash­ । the decline credited up to me od these 1 k<hkI» «n<l can | ville. _________________ • OTBuy your Dry Goods,Boots Shoes, Prices that Can’t Undersold. Hata, Caps, Croccries, Provisions, Crockery, Notions, etc,, of E. Reese, EASILY MEET COMPETION, who nlwaya sells at the loyvest prices. Having bought for cash. My expenses' Fann For Sale. arc low. I do not sell goods nt cost, The subscriber offers for sale his Farm but az a fair living profit. ot 130 acres, situated <in section 17, in Castleton, said farm is in-a good state . of cultivation with good buildings, . A Kollos, a Co. good on-hard, good well of water at the ।n FIRST-CLASS ^TINNER door. Aliout 05 acres cleared and the f P%IC^IFRK 4TTKXTIOX. balance well timbered. The farm is on Always ready at moderate nites. the state road, 0 miles from Hastings and G from Nashville, it also Ims a new school bouse on one corner of the farm. SPECIALTIES: For partculurs enquire at premiscs. Castleton, Mich., Feb. 4tli 1880. first-clamrnnningorBuilders Hardware, , .. Now ------being —7in-------- ----- 90-tf Joshua Martin. X Demaray SCIPIO MILLS t7*Wilaou & Howe have just receiv­ ed a new stock of Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, to be sold very low. Pnre White Lead, Pure Ohio Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil, RF" If you want Organs at prices Tawl tW/w that will astonish you, call on, or ad­ Lard, vRStOr. dress J. J. Potter, Nashville Mich. GT The “boss” stock of Gloves and Mittens just received at •* Wilson A Howe’s. Jobnuton'* S*na|urlll», care* Liter ComphUnl. JobntBon'* SumapBrilla, core* Indlfcaiiou. Sohn«tt>n‘» Sarsaparilla I* uw-d by ewytedy’ohn»U>n'i Sarraparmacurea Sick Headache. Johnalou's Sanaparilla curaa Dyrpepata- Golden Snerm pAMSrTrVr'’TS’i r h : bOlnliRI MILLER ! i wm hourly COOK STOVES.! K.WIVFM, RAZORS, SHEARS, SCISSORS, .Never let a cold run. Take it in time. All tliat is necessary is to pro­ cans a bottle of "Sellers’ Cough Syrup” and be cured. Call and see me. Respectfully, Jo twenty-tour hoar. CHADDOCK A CO fcRANK C. BOISE. jq-ASHVILLE LIVERY. Xew EJvery. I wish to announce to the traveling millinery establishment, just received public that 1 have located a first class by Mrs. O’. M. Yates. livery at tlie old Osmun stand, in tbe ----------------- ------------------ ' ' Wm. Kerr barn and have lionght sev­ Our drug stores are now supplied eral new buggies and good horses, and JPH1. Bitterag’ the new Food am now ready to supply you with a splendid turn-out Rt reasonable rates.Commercial men will find it to tbuir ed. Try iti Itmaysavo you a heavy advantage to see me before engaging doctonf bills. (88-86) their conveyance to neighboring towns.1 Robert Henderson. at the Mill at the lowest prices. W. IL 101X0, Prop. gOOT AND SHOE SHOP. I wish to aanoance to tbe cltlxcna of NMbvUlw and vicinity that I am prepared to make tbe FINEST SEWED BOOT IN THE WORLD. FARMERS & MECHANICS TOOLS calls' who Prefc‘ Cfln bave tl,eir and 'Peed The Legal Tender and Other !Bv“*FOR “”SALE d ^eed A M/\N OF A THOUSAND. ACobrvmftivsCchb.—When death in attendance, we guarantee satisfacti°b to all those who may favor us with their patronage. Those VirUiaL™ricatmgOils.;<BW EXCHANGED FOR FLOUB The finest makes of Go to the Old Reliable Market for Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats of all kinds. • Henry Rok. Proprietor. Having completed in every particular 0Qr Undertaking Department, we are now prepared to furnish at al! times a first class modern Hearae. cooling crape. bearers, *cs, glorea, and our service*, paring’fo^bnrmi^nnMerviBR ZjTktod oLtbe tair fifliab. I -ALSO- 1.73 _____ Look I Look I! Languedoc Laces, Bead Ornament*, Coabmere and Assorted Tip*, Silks, FURNITURE Extension Tables. Iron, Nails, L«s: For Sale. ■ Glass, Stoves, Camp Chairs, Ac. 80 acre farm; 30 improved; good fences with 15 acres of wheat; new I Tinware, Paints, j Common F’u.rnitnr’e house, 3 miles from good market. Onethird down and liberal time nt 7 per Oils, Varnishes, cent, at reasonable figures. For particnlara write G .W. Jonsson, 16tf Middleville Mich. and Brushes j Our Undertaking Departmn’t They all do IL LOCAL MATTERS. ' • Will pay the following prices for wood delivered at the works: 4 ft. body beach and maple wood, $1.75. 4 ft. body beach and maple, dry, $2.00 Short wood will be taken at proportion­ ate prices. W. G. Skars. Manager. 11.00 72 7T7 V* , the highest market Pric* ln ca4b for unsalted butter Farm­ ers bring inyonr butter and save the salt. . E. Reese. Largest HDd Best SfilCCted Stock Nashville will Soon Rival the County Seats J. OSMAN, Prop. I am prepared '.Io turn Uh SINGLE OB DOUBLE TUB1-0UTS COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. Repairing Done In the Best Manner Possible! Give Me a Call! Sign, the Big Boot. FRANK BAKKR. gpHE BARRY VILLE MILLS. WALKER A NORTON, COM'KRCIAL TRAVKLOR8 FLOUR, MEAL ! FEED, Sunk A SPECIALTY MORGAN, BARRY CO., MICH. A book on the liver, ita diseases and their treatment sent free. Including treatise upon Liver Complaint*, Tor­ pid Liver, Jaundice, Billiomuiess. House Movtug. ‘ Headache. Constipation, Dyspepsia, Stephen Hprinkrt desires to aDuuDce Malaria, etc. Address Dh. Sanford, to the public, that he has a complete 9® Broadway, New York City, N. Y. outfit of tools an-1 — n for ----------moving i (88-86) buildings, and a i a thriving business in the nursery line, barons use of i<-e, etc, all of which with Hills Buchu is guaranteed by drug­ his will be; ty and gist* to give satisfaction in any case .“f h“ of Kidney Complaint. Sold by thetimi Um tim one uixir narui , own, the hanaaomest tieea to be found. Kellogg, Demaray a- Co. : F. T. Boise, I of tbe C rvh.Naabville. Mich. ATTENTION FARMERS I WORK GUARANTEED. �MAT 8, IHtW. SATPBDAT, Tot CTriogu IXtU) Mm cl*im. WEEKLY IEWI UEVIEW hia approval. 4 The Stub- National Greenl FEDERAL FI5AMCE8. without Jffiyl, 1881, InateadofltMO, as originally pro-1 Becretabt Sherman has ordered the .................... • W.SC1.W0 .................... W«irv<reon pointed d<-h«aU« to the National Convention at ■inking fund... .There ta a mov«n«ait ou foot A violent atonu ha* prevailed all in the Senate, started liy Voorhees, to establish national library in Washington... -Tbe House met at Madison, and elected William P. Mc- ahas pa-*cd a till appropriating •230,000 for printing. The Public Printer threatem'd th.it Ex-Congbrhkman William The work of reconstructing ----- - ... Wirt rail- ata-ad of wood, baa U-gun. The whole structure will bo of iron, except tbe floora ; and the ted that the work will bo competed next tall... .A woman at Penn Yan, wned her two children in a cistern Gxobge P. Roberts has been elected President of tho Prnnaylvania Bailroad Com- Committee op Railway, and Canals ReprracntaWise1 made a favorable report elected are believed to favor Washburne.... tive upon tbe bill providing for an ap­ Tha Mlwtoipl l Beprifltaan State CqawnttM propriation of •15,000 to defray tbe exmet at Jackson, on the 5th. Over 200 delegate were prewent A combination of Umfiberman and BlaiiMi foroco against tlie Grant adherent* tlie old Wnbaiih aud Erie canal roxulted-fn.thc elecucni of W. H. Gibb*, tempo­ an ef the route... .The marriage rary Chairman, bv a vote of 118 to 81... .The Mary Sbennan, daughter of Republican State'Con vcnlion of Tennesumc met Gen. W. T. >or Sherman, to Lieut. Alex. Mont­ in the hall of the House of Iteprrecntativre on Tlxnekara. United State* navy, has been May S. William IL Young, colored editor of gomery sole mutat'd at Gen. rewdenr*.... tbe Nashville Herald and Pilot, was elected1 The Supreme Court ofSherman's tbe District has denied Chairman, Ums achieving the distinction of Ixs- j IL. _ L_ I w_ zai:___ .I... —nr ing the first negro ever ejected to preside over a 1 avenlion of similar character in Tennessee. । majority of tlie delegates favor Grant. prvmc Court of the United State*. . H,uW,taa MA.7CMU »».w» .............................. Hi* nionilng Naval Appro bond* and the pn Cnrral UalrJltlm— DrM ou which interval Um com•d......... •RS MS,404 20,274,-W spoke upon tbe K*-il<«g ca*o,talt ■inn of hi* remark* the Senate Gold end xtfver rerUflcatea....................... Unite,! Htete. note, hold for red-mpUca of cerUflcctea at itetxwlL......... .......... AT«o,a» Ca^i batanca available, May 1, *»......137,382,931 tion purpuMM mart uicr-.A*ed taxation. June ....Bra gw* explosion at the Mountain col­ The Methodist Episcopal General A cable dispatch from Ireland says liery. in I^onnsylvinia, three men were killed, Conference began ita quadrennial warion in $10,uu0,txw a month, but should they ccntlunw tho United Stat** relief ship Constellation will amf two others scnoualy, if not fatally, injured. at the *ame rate they will provide for paymentPike'* Opera Hoom, Cincinnati, May 1, Bishop undergo some repair* and *ail homeward-bound which wa* about to tate pises from Uuwithin the next fifty wwka of Wta tlian oneTlie Pratadcut nominated Oraucr F< half the bonds wliich thta bill requires to be A private letter to a St Lottis busi- Scott presiding. Delegates numbering al«ql about the 10th of May. Tlw Duke of Edinburgh, New York, to be Staxiud Auditor Ins, Interval payabto in lawful money, purchased. With the Deficiency bill no < pendbig , in tho dispatch boat'Livdy, took stores to the Treasury, vic* French. deatased.... prtnclpsl ouUtaud'.ng........................... «,M3yna fereuce will be in session one month. Vficople ou the. western coast of Connaught. H<Mtee, btfia were tntrndMed anil rvfrretxl: 1,292,470 in Congress, and which will soon become law, uteroat accrued sad not yet paid it ta reported there that Joseph Brown, cx-Mayii tarot paid by United State*. 43,651,136 and the probable appropriation* fur the next, L...It ta announced tliat'last week a steamer A renewal of tho old animosity voar, there ta no probability Qf having rach a^touched og Lundy island, at tho entrance to or of Bt. Loui*. and * party of 8U Loutaaaa had ■tween Irish and French dock laborers, ip/ malla 13J»4,61» Brixtol channel, for Uicjnirpose of transferring been murdered by Indian* at or near White .... two passenger* to a fishing *ma*:k. The steamer Oat*, N. M....Clement Bhaw, Uie wit­ 033, IM treasury about ei52,l*JO,0O0 above all ness who tertified before tlie Coroner* terrible combat, the deatli of two men, and the ' ta minn-d tho Helene. Hho lias a cargo uf liabilities, excepting United' ».9ii.xn matured jury in Ban Franctaco that De Young find tbp seriuns injure of a largo number of otlwr*.... i 12,000 rifles, 4,000,000 cartridges, and a tor- anil the Hnuac adJcurtuxL States. r.._.__ -I... rtr ^r-r__ first abet at EaUoch, i* held on a charge of per- The boom in’ the iron trade apjiearx to be sub-; pedo launch. These will be landed in Crete Tbe official statement of the coinage at tbe J«“yf aiding. Tlie manufacturer* of Pittsburgh are 1 about the end of May, when a revolution is to mints for the month of April ta aa folluws: A -PARTY of six miners were recently cutting down the wage* of their employes in | break out in various part* of tbe island. Two order to keen running, and many other* are । passengers are Cretan agents entrusted witii the Double eagles, •1.320,000 ; eagle*. $8,173,100: purchase of bond*, these coin* being legal ten­ drowned while attempting to descend Uw rapid* stoptang work entirely. Over-production ta ' purchase of arms. This is the ship some Amcrihalf eagles, •4,317,600 ; silver dollars, W.SOO. ders only in suiall amounts. Thia would leave of the Skagit river, in California... .Tlie re­ the probable cause... .Immigrants- from Eu- 1 can corrvsjKindent* said waa intended fora raid 000: cents, $21,200 ; total coinage, •9,131,900 of available caah tn the treasury alont *129,which amount was accumulated io a rope to thta country are more plentifully supi on Cuba. The Comptroller of tho Currency rejiort* the 000,0(10. ported mawmerc of ex-Mayor 'Brown and other ■ . . . 1 .1 .L. "I - - -- -- - . gT Petersburg lulvices sav* tlw Riu>HP**"* of BL Louta, by Indian* in New Mexico, plied with cash now than those of former year*. the immigrant* immigranta wno who landed last i**t woca week are ren>-1 . „ ., , ,. ., . , ,, , ta contradicted bv later dtapatebe* from La* Tbe > . i « i : sian Gmernment lion received mfi.nnatlon tliat ending May 1, 1880, is •15,900,390. Increase of per cent, of the amount of outstanding note*. V«M....Atitattfe Creek. Midi,, the Potter ported to have been jtomtxmxI of fWO.OW in -“n Government ha* reccntd information that Neither tho law nor nouiid public policy mmiui* to legal-tender note* on deposit for the month of China ha* solicited and ha* received the aid of House, new American Hotel, and other build­ April, •525,993, and tho increase for Uw year ings, have been destroyed by fire : loaa •75,000. American grain merchants ore estals- numerous American* for her army and navy. .At Jackxonvilh', Ill , the poxtoffice and two Usiiing branch hottacs at Calata, France... .An She ta increasing her fleet in the Pacific, which toeaiablteh additional training school* for Indian ending May 1. 1S80. was $5,77(1,501, and the ta already known to be larger than tliat of Rus­ amount of legal-tender notes now on to inercasedtaxation, and the riropnety of such extraordinary suicide oc umnl in BL *Louta the sia. CoiMcquentlv the Russian fleet will be deposit, $19,126,740. The total amount of na­ increase for this purpooo must be determined by leveed by fire ; lox*. $80,001). larg-.lv reinforced. The Government ta also tional-bank notes outstanding on May 1, 1880, Congress. I deem the matter ef adrerttaiag in - Notice is given tliat visitors to the considering the policy of reprisal upon the is $343,579,300, not including tho national gold served standing near a railroad track in the privileges of American* within the lltu— UH amending the Internal Revenue law. Al) day liank note* amounting to $1,361,350. Amount ad rance th* amount of bonds to tie purchased National Republican Convention in Cliicago luodvtaablc. Buch course would only enable southern part of tlw city, apparently waiting Ktan domain*... .The Nihihnts ore njwrted of called bands now held on security for the as bankcni and broker* to advance the price'of for a train. When a train at length came in a* leaving Rmwda in large numbers... During A bill for tho payment of about $500,001 to circulation of national-bank notes, •1,760.700. bonds and to dictate terms to tlie treasury. Un­ , mile each wav bv the following-named railroad*: idght he run upon the track, and, finding a spot a fire at Grunbach, Moravia, aomc malicious Of which $1,722,700 are l(MOs. and $38,000 Chicago and Alton: Chicago, Burlington and suited to him, laid down deliberately witla his persons incited a mob to attack the Jew*. One 3-20*. Amount of Gs of 1881 held by the bank*, der the existing method of making purchases it Quincv; Chicago, Milwaukee and BL Paul; Chi­ head upon the rail, just os tho train camo near. Jew wa* mortally injured, another had a hand $A4.075,150, and tlw amount of 3 percent, cago, itoek Ixland and Pacific; Illinuta Central; The wheels cut of hi* head neatly, throwing it cut off, and other* were xaved witii the utmost 81s, •134,703,230. ' and Wabaxh... .The citizen* of Fairplay, CoL, some distance from tlw body. The face difficulty... .Advices from Shanghai state that Windom were appoint*! a committee of confcreucv funded The National Bank Itedemptioa Agency redtasattafied wiUi Uie verdict of the jury in sen­ wore n smile when W• I v. ' the’ bead was all buauiess is unsatisfactory and in a critical on th* dteagreeina rote of the two bouse* ou the > jxjrt* national-bank notes disposed Of for the wuru tencing i4e J. J. Hoover to eight year* only for Wednesday at Uie aub-treamiry in New York. of April amouubng to ,•3,100,800. murder, deliberately bxik tlie prisoner from the The amount of bonds to be purchased ta not Pekin-------and — Wplom*Uc and Consular ApproprlAUon bin. Mr month v. steamer Moravian, at Halifax, report* see- the state cf------- --------------Ingalls Introduced a bill to establish a uniform »jsFollowing ta the statement of United Btate. 1 nude pubbe until after all bid* are in, thus pre­ ing too Polynratan in the ire in toe Gulf ot j probability of a war wjth Russia-----" ... 1 runtirw «nr rr»nlit nation to comnei the troasurv In view of the many charges of mis­ 8L Lawrence, but had no communication with , In consequence of the refusal of the Rdeluitag trm of bankruptcy throughout the L'nlted State*. currency outstanding tins date : ! to pav exorbitant rates far bond*, and it u wen The Polynesian had over 1,000 paxxenger* to grant a imbtady, th* Director* of the German management, cruelty, and ucandalou* conduct her. Old notes > 6L 090 undo’stood that the department reserves the cn board... .A terrible affray is reported from I South Bea Trading Company liave resolved to ' i right to reject all bids should prices be considof person* connected with tho Ohio Central Wayne county, Ky. A nun named Powell, who I summon a meeting of the aha^eholdcra to *p’ iiooo I rrwl unduly high—a right which would be surLunatic Aavlnm, Gov. Footer han directed in­ wax a witnes* to the killing test fall, of Hutchi- point liquidators to wind up tlie affaire of the 5*L340 । rendered under the proposed bill. quiry into the truth or falsity of the*' charges. son by Phillips, ha* l>ccn begged and thrcateiwd company... .Tlie town of Oxureeti, in Itnxtaa, ’' IS.aMgSOl '■ 1 knnv nf no raason for makinz anv Dur— fv.-.rr< relXUled entirely dcstTOVtxl.UV lire, causing j semea. .wr. nuuoa Jinwu™ a pruwvu -u UW ... .Borne dastanl.-. are endeavoring to destroy i ».« by rndnina Piullips. G. m order to b.w... keep l.i him from testify- . j* '« diasea of bonds beyond the amount of surplus Omaha, Neb. That city ha* l»ecn tired , ing, Powell refused to leave the country or oc- ptair.nwaidxm-itotfc mb.UU»U I ..$X2,6“,M5 revenues, and for this purjawic tlie treasuiy al­ fopr time* within a few days past, and I cept a bribe. The other night a party French uewMiapera inform n» that ■ wm introduced by Mr. w>ui*m* u> -»uu The rtoeipta from customs for the month just ready baa sufficient authority, While the presesit the citizen* are terribly alarmixl.... 1 of tax or seven mnxk>x! men attacked I U*h *n ocean mail service tetwren the United method of making purchases ta probably as ad­ The quadrennial session of the Gen- PowcU's house and broke in tlie door with more than 2tat,(XXf |xt*oii* how in France are : state, aud certain foreign portsand providing .de­ vantageous to the Government as any that can transportation to thta country. A quate compenratien U.m-for. Mr. Veal obtained the .nd th* nwinta from internal revennr era! Conference of the Methodist Eptacojial a rail, when Powell struck three of awaiting .7 i fik tu t i it _i r „ floor io .peak on Uie Ketligg nwoiuUocie imt yielded । April, 187 J, and the reewpta from internal revennu be devised. I am, very rvapectfnlly, Church (colored) ta in »en*ion in BL Ismis. them down with on ax. Mr*. Powell wax ' committre headed by the Due de la Rochefou- u, Mr Haundere, on whoao motlou Um bill extending I were$10 767,478,again*t$7,846,513forthocorrvJoint Bukhman, Secretary. About 200 delegates are present, representing Bhot in the arm. The maskers retreated, but I cauid,a Legltimiion member of the Cffiatnber of 1 northern boundary of N.bnudta wm taken ’ ’ . .. . 350,000 eommunicanta, 2,150 ministeni. nearly again returned, when Powell fired ami killed tlie Deputies, ha* been formed iu Pari* to raise a । up, and. — — •* There can Iw no donbt abont the 3,000 local preachers, and tax Btahop*. leader, who proved to be John Will Bmitii. fund for the defense of religious liberty.... A .. ... .....L-..,. ... ----------- . ... CUmiOTXVU Ainu, u, ^iV.,,.10, « Knnincnesti of the conversion of the un­ Tot Buord ot Snperraon. ot Sun I llUUjrerarauri b> th. |»rir. cable dispatch stalo* that tho situation in . ... . Deliver, to be United State* District Attorney fnr 1 increase for ten month* closed May 1, . ) . ..Mrs. Mana Jones, of ChnsUanbtirg, \a.. ’ Northern — Albania -------- ‘ta M -show. TU Civlursdo own man who uont $130, in the follow­ .... In m the House, MnOrth wm 0vei> t-ompajed with tbe corresponding ten months of Franctaco have unanimously adopted * rexolu- whilo ftng from mental derangement, set j combined while Hnffv suffering Albanian clan*, numbering t unanimous consent to make make * personal cxnlaiiaUot: • . , , r„ . * ,ry“ r— U> his conneeUon with the j 1879, of nearly $53,000,000. The receipts from ing letter, to the War Dejnu-tment: ‘‘-I tion authorizing judicial proceedings to be in- I fire to her house and destroyed it, together with 15,000 , , mcu. an­ advancing to at-, - to-nuireow In• regard .... atitutod against Mavor Kalloch that he may ta- herself and five children. Neighbors attempted tack the Montenegrin*- position* in the Claim* *KBin.t Venezuela and Uie Coninrealnual tn- sources other Xhan custom* and Internal revenue was in the anna of the late war, a Union removed from office. Kalkxb prctadeta at toe •rw*cue, but the frantic woman intimidated > Movatscha valley, and, if portable, rocuver irettaatinn of the Forty.fourth UongreM in ( do not vary much, and are pot included in .too soldier, and I did a great roDg Ivy takieng therrte. Itllla were Intrixluwd : ' abovo figures. meeting, and appeared cool and unmoved by । them with threata until it was too late. Podgoritza... .A submarine telegraph cable ■ regard a horse belonging to tlu* Government By Mr. Kilis, to eatabiteh Government ■■■....■ . ■ too proceedings of the l*>ard.. .Tlie Long | Walnut Hidge, a wealthy Quaker i from Singapore to the PhiRippinc island* has P'istal telegraph icrvlce for Um United State* be ' and sold him and kept the monev. I Veto Message by the President. Branch Hotel, at Alameda, Cal., ha* been de­ settlement northwest of BushciUe, Ind., ha* been laid .. .A dispatch from Salparaisosays tin- tween Uustoti and, Washington Intermediate poxtof- . joined the M. E. Church, and asked Go Chilian fleet i* tximlmrding Callao. The Chilian i fice* ; by Mr. Klrnt. a rrwoiutlon calling for Inform*- i The stroyed by fire. iuv ,President use has sent w to uw the House u> of *OT-pRep- for mercy, and I had to promece him to I lately been greatly excited over a new ^religion ' army ta advancing rapidly ujx>n Tacna.. . Uon in regard to the expulamn of the Israelites who , .. , ,, . Thomas Heermanh, proprietor of the pay for the horse, and' I did *80, and he clUxru. of U m United State, from hl Peteref nwcntatKe* the following mraaage, vetoing the i which they call the White-Lightning religion. k Berlin dta]>atch says: Owing to Bismarck's burg, Russia; by Mr. Manning, a reeoluUon dccMr- | Dedcicncv Appropriation bill: Star and Crescent Mill*, Chicago, met with a ter­ forgave my sihs, and bow I am able to | The excitement liccame xo great Uiat school* nervous system bzing much overstrained, toe tliat the Sccertarv of the Interior had not teans- _ . -- ‘ ... ... rible death the other day, by falling through hta I were di-imixsed anil the people left their places phyxictan* of his family urge hi* temj«>rary re- i Ing nay the money into your hand, as it be­ from state affair*, and it ta expected mltted certain I After mature r-maidcratioii of the bill cntiUcd longs to the Government.” elevator ahafL a distance of ninety feeL Death of butanes* and farms to ftarticipate. The tirement will take a long leave of abacnce... .The I “An act making appropriaUonx to supply cer­ wax almost instantaneous... .A Portland, (Grc.) leaden* [iretcnded to supernatural power, and he British troojj* in Afghanistan have-forced comj held tKv bodies of their friends with attempt* in unication with Cabul. The whole of Gen. bankruptcy. The Republican* demanded the road- tain deficiencies in the appropriation* lor the In Washington county, Pa., while service of the Government for the fiscal the body of Mrs. Miller waa lieing car­ to revive them till burial was cunqiellcd by Uie year ending June 30, 1880, and for river. Twenty of the boata were driven on the authorities... .A most extraordinary decision other purpose*,-’ I return it to tho ried to the grave, a furious hail and oar by a squall and swain|Kxl. At ha* ju*t been rendenta l»y the French Court of St<-wart ha* taken charge, Gen. Rote-rta retain- j ... Ilun-xe oi Repreacntativea, in which wind storm raged. Carriages were overleast twelve tlshermtm were drowned.... Appeals. A modest girl who wax engaged by ing divisional command. The Marquis of Ri]*in lina lieen ap-1 by Mr. I**<geU wm a long printed bill. It wm I it originated, with my objection* to it* passage, tured and their occupants injured. Many a Partaun theater manager a* a ballet­ moved that theJloura adjourn. Inasmuch a* it we* [ The hill appropriates about $IJ00.009, of ehich of the carriages had to be held down by' dead on dancer refused to appear in a certain we of the aostumc because she considered it vul­ pointed Viceroy of India... .Die officer* of the • evident tbe wbdte day would be wMtod. Agreed to. ,)ver ,*600.000 {■ for the nayment of the fees of several pentons to prevent capsizing until garly immodest. The manager fined United States relief chip Constellation have, A bill wa* introduced by Mr. Morgan in the * United State* Maralial* and of general and ■pedal Deputy Mzrxlud* earned during tlie cur­ the storm subsided. Tlie scene was a her 150 francs for her refusal, wlieroupan the visited tlu: Lakes of KiHarncy, and also paid theiradrespect* to the celebrated Blamev stone, ’ rent ttacal year, and their incidental expense*. lively one, women and children crying z ,----- --- —,------------------------ | actress applied to the court*, which decided Tlie appropriation* made in the bill ore nez-acd and screaming at the top of their voice*. impc^chment: “ I am glad they have cxpo*e»l veraoly to the claim* of the modest balb-t-girL which every true Irishman ta supposed to ktas j t*i carry on tho operations of the Government thenudvea. They are just furnishing me an; ....At the quarterly meeting of the Quebec oacc in lit* lifetime. The officer* performed ! and to’fultill ita obligation* for th<> payment an opportunity. I want to ventilate the whole i Board of Trade, it wax decided to make an in the customary osculatory ceremony, and are re­ The oldest pensioner on the widow’s of money long since due ita officer* for ocreictw proceedings of the last few month*. • quirv into the working of the charter of the ported a* doing well... .The House of I aud cxpenMW c**cntial to Uw execution of their roll at Washington died the other day THE SOVOL I Quebec Ship-Laborers' Benevolent Society, and Conunons has appointed a committee to , examine tlie daiin of Charles Brad ­ dutie* under the laws of the United States. Tbv at the age of 117—ao it was believed ZX_______ i.. to adopt such measures a* will secure the indeCosoress has decided on ha mg r . p^ndence of labor aud protect the lives of those laugh to make affirmation, instead of taking > necessity fur theao appropriation* ta'oo urgent She had been drawing pay tor over sixty tlie usual oath of metuta-r*. Bradlaugh being I and thev have already been mi long delayed years. marine hospital at Memplita. It appropriate* engaged therein. an avowed atheist, hi* taking tlw ctixtotnary . milter on I—llrnad.*, r that if the bill before me contained no i»crma•30,000 to purchase a aite and erect the build-! wjumvi Tov oath would l» n gross absurdity... .Parnell hav­ the bill authorizing the nent or legal legtalatlou unconnected with thc*e ingThere ia a report in Waahingtoii that I WA8HI3GTOU ing been elected to sit for Cork, -V M. Sullivan ' appropriation* it would receive my prompt ap­ THE MARKET.!. Secretary Thompson hits directed the has consented to stand fur Meath county. ' proval. It contain*, however, provision.* wliicl: .... A stand fell at tho Nerac races, i materially change, and, by iuiphcatiou, repeal NEW YORK. Dr. Samuel Chopin, the diatin to Newfoundland, aud guard tho interest* of near Agen, France, injuring 100 persona.... ■ pointed cunt rerun* on tlie dlaagm-iug vote of the two important part* of the law* for the regu­ bouse, on the Indian Appropriation bilL Th. MU itahed surgeon, died of pneumonia in New American fishermen. The Alliance c»Tries six The rebellion in Afghanistan ta now practically . authorizing a claims eomeutian with Nicaragua waa lation uf tlie United State* election*. ended. Very few rebel* ntnain in arm*, and again taken up, and the doore dewed for Theme law* have for xeveral year* been guns.... It is expected that the Prmddcnt will the villagers are helping hunt tlwm out....! the subject ot vehement ixHitical controvvray, A Houston (Tex.) special reports the order the officer in command in that depart­ King Humbert, of Italy, has dissolved the i ment to prevent the contemplated invasion of preMidve, and unconatitntionaL On the other -failure of A. Harris A Broa., wholesale* dry the Ute reaervation, trod will, in addition, imme Italian Chamlx-r of Deputies, and ordered new | Census 8uj»tvi*citx : John H. elections... .Bismarck’s health ta so far restored i hand, it has lieen maintained with txjual zeal goods. Liabilities, •168,000... .Telegrams from the usual form of proclamation in such case*. that be promises to return to hi* Parliamentary t and canMwtDLMH that tho election* laws an* in­ Santa Fc„ N. ML, report Victoria's band of Cou William Hemphill Jones, Clerk duties al an early day. . dispensable to fair and lawful election*, and are Apache Indians as committtnig terrible depreclearly warranted by the constitution. U*>der of the Ways and Means Committee, died in Wolff & Co., of Btu>uo« Ayres and ■ these cirmmsta ncvti, to attempt, ia an Paris, have failed. Liabilities stated at £200,- ' appropriation bill, a modification or re­ Medium to Fair 4 00 fate, and one man had hia flock of 100,000 man Gen. Dix aent -hi* famou>. telegram, " If 000... .Advices from Constantinople are to the I peal of these laws, is to annex Hooa.................. 3 M any mon attempts to haul down the American a condition to the passage of Flock— Fancy White Winter Ex.... S 30 P*,, .hr,!* bim nn th.. " Otxid to Clioioo Bpring Ex.. 5 OU needed and proper appropriation*, which tends W kxxt—No. 2 Spring........................ 1 13 to deprive the Exocuuve of that equal and in­ i wnu-ni oi me trail, na* just ueon coociuaJoseph Begar, a noted Virginia old­ No. 3 Spring »J dependent cxerctae of discretion aud judgment y Capt John Cowdon and |>«rty. They as- time Whig politicu* n, coiuxictcd with the Span­ England In cotusxjucnce of tho Iron manufactwhich the constitution contemplates. Tbe ob­ nreni having reduced wages 5 per cent The that one-half of tlw mopey sjM-nt on the ish Mixed Claims Commission, dropped dead on cotton manufacturer* nt Burnley, Blackburn jection to the 1«1L therefore, to which I re­ tbe boat recently while going to W ashington from and other Lancashire towns liave agreed ou a spectfully a«k your attention ta that it gives Norfolk. marked and deliberate sanction, attended by no reduction of wages, and a atrike ta imminent ... the channel to compk hon. The veteran Maj. Gen. Heintzelman, goes to show that tho recent invaxion of the Alwho served gallantly in the Union army all bauian-i of the territory which th<- Porte was to ;nponi have yielded to Montenegro, has been inrtigatthe first battle of Bull Run, died in Washington od by tho Turkish authorities and organized submitted a report of aud planned bv Turkish oftiw-rs, and it ta ex­ last week... .A new and very raocemful petty tremely probalie a declaration of war by Mon­ the indepeudenro cud constitutional powers of any case of yellow fever in Now Orleans. They the Executive by providing an easy and ef­ tenegro against Turkey will follow....Capt also pledge tbomaelvoa to promptly report the Potter, of tho relief ahipConstellattbn, has boon fective way of coiMtrainiug Ute 'Executive Hrat'cppeanMiB of any case in their city. ranting pay upon the "dupe*," Or duplicate prevwnted witii the freedom of tho city of Dubdiscretion. Althopgh of tate thta practice liaa 1-^.. -ii . _ i__ proofh of the compoaitora. One of the print* fin....Tlw Chinese in Hong Kong have sub­ POLITICAL. scribed liberally to tbe'Irtah famine relief fund. The Harrisburg Convention instruct... .An explosion at a coal mine near Nagasaki, until forty years after the adoption of tbe Japan, lulled about fifty per«on*. constitution, arid it ta confidently believed tliat ................................. J. Oglesby. of Uhnta*. ta it ta condemned by tbe enlightened judgment df otagrre the twothirdM rale. The delegate* are Richard CINCINNATI. The infant Princess of the reigning very favorably mentioned in conmxtkm the country. The States which have adopted with the forthroming vacancy in the Cabinet hznuw of Greece ha*.been baptized, and it re­ new roustitutioux during the last quarter of a caused by the appointment of Postmaster Geu- quired repnwntative* of U»o Danish, Engltah, century have generally provided rerntdiasfor tlw pent Many of them have enacted tliat no KoMdan and German royal families to perform law diall contain more than omi subject, which The claim of Chicago aa the proper the c*-rcmi£>y in a xaUxfactory manner.... shall be plainly expressed in its titk. ConstttntMXU The West of England and Southwark Bank location for the new national mint ia being vig- directura, charged with falsifying account* of more than half tlie States contain subrtanttally thi* provision, or some other of like intent and conspiring to defraud, have t>acn Davia... .The House Committee on Portoffimw acquitted. Tlw bank xuroendud in 1878.... ticket if Jarno and roet-roads reported favorably a lull pro­ A atapatch from BL Pcturxburg *ay«: “Instead bimujrr. of the amelioration of the potation of tho Jews, to tlie lie pubbean viding for a double postal card.... .W. H. Dote- the police measure# against then are enforc. d uro should stand ■ 3 SHI to the balance National Cunven­ of the fitate twvuty-fcmr-hours’ notice, and Jcwiah strangers arriving are ord'-rod to depart in the wine sum­ Po«tm**ter General Key. until after tlie Chicago, mary manner."....The English rosideuta of (\mventkm shall have nominated a Presidential j their sympathy with the Chilians. The PeruviThe President signed the Army ApBoston i* to have a new Oonrt House ■ected on * rite coating $800,000, on ............ 11 ao u»i2 IXDlAlfAPOUA ta �lawyer. and pull bun. down. He defended quested,” was the reply. Then tlie son tell as well as hr could with his cane, sent an inquiry as to tlie stop, ami wss but was finally killed by the dog. informed that all be had marked hod been CURIOUS AND INTERESTING. was exceedingly tasteful. His should be kept and used witii a full tout omnUe wm ■ that of a well-bred I and sui’ocssful man of 40 or thermbonta ; knowledge of it* nature. Well pr.*sened, because ot temperate liatiita and wholraome living. -In his ap­ In 300 years five Sundays in February HOUSEHOLD HELPS. Ths King of Sweden lias decided to pearance he waa very grewtiythe auperfor can only occur nine timu^ To Clean Ivobt.—Salts of iernon will of hui brothera. Charles Do Young was Fbctt.—The sooner fruit is remove stains from the ivory handles of a hero in the estimation at many a fair conn.x-u the port of Cdloo' on the Pacific, the Congregationalist triumphantly -aid to present to him the Grand Crass thinned after it has set, the better it is knives. prayed extenijKiraneourty. for the tree, as all growth of fruit ctmta ot the Order of the North Star in diaTo-Pouss Floors.—To polish stained effort for the tree to make, and is, there­ floors rub them thoroughly once a week in the mind of many a woman on Iris a long time-since .Prince Bis­ railway in the world. This Ime.'of which fore, exhaustive. No our who deain-s eastern slope who lacked neither refine­ about 100 miles are open for traffic marck has Hjient his birthday in Berlin, tlie choicest fruit will, fail to thin au ment or respectability. The danger reaches a height of 15,722 feet above the Jjcdm to’witness the professor's arrival aa he has a strong averaian to the showy overloaded tree. apples and striun them, add a teacup of which all knew lurked nt every moment level of the sea-i. e., a height <4 newly demonstrations made in the city upon Seed-beds of fruit ami forest trees around tlie Chronicle’a editor threw a sucli occasions. At liiw country house, need dose attention to keep the soil cream; the juice of two lemons, with the glamour uf romance over the man. The ■ The editor of a newspaper that has however, he is not.aide to escajie a hail­ loose aud tin- weeds from establishing beat part of tlw grated rind, a little mace, everywhere known exceptional dar­ upwards of 836,000,000, and is not yet tlie , Tahmae- completed. adopted phonetic spelling, in a meas­ storm of congratulations and gifts upon themselves. The beds, especially of and four eggs, beaten lightly, and ing and. energy of evergreens, will need shelter from the to be linked in a rich paste. litwh editor earned tor him the Ninktah was fourteen miles long, eight ure, received a postal card from an old tliat day. The staff of officials at the' hot sun, which may -be provid<xl by n svmpathy, and Hometimes more aubM-riber in the country, which rend local poetoffice has to lie considerably lattice work of laths, or brush may lxHickoky-jo-t Cake.—One and one- than the sympatliy, of hundreds of those miles wide, and forty-six miles around, holf cupfuls of butter, three cupfuls of who had heard and road of the man. He with a wall 10D feet high, and thick aa follows j “ I hev tuk your pajier for augmented, and loads uf. letters, tele­ used, but kes convenient in weeding. enough for three chariota abreaet. BnbvClover.—An cariy rolling of clover to sugar, one cupful of milk, seven cupfuls was the central figure of scores of scan­ lon was fifty miles within the waifs, leven yeres, but, if you kant njiel enny grams ami jMircels pour in from all jiurts of sifted flour, five eggs, one tcaapuonful better than you have tx»en doin' for the of Germany and from other countries. settle the roots that have been ranted by of soda, two H|xxinfulM of cream tartar, dals. Men were all tlie while, “gunning which were seventy-five feet thick andlOO for him. ” He was all the while con ­ frost will be es}x-cially appropriate after las to munthii, you may jes stoppit.” Many a jx-aaant or loyal burgher in some the open winter just inummmI. Fifty one quart of hickory-nnta, one nutmeg, scious of his peril; but it was never in­ feet high, with 100 brazen gates. The Temple of Diana,, at Ephesus, was 420 sinuated that he changed Iiis oourse or feet to the support of tho roof. It was remote comer uf tlie empire thinks it his pounds of plaster per acre will often have tensjxionful of cinnamon. The Independent condemns the jirac- duty to render tribute to the Prince ; os go<xl effect Um tlie larger done* of 100 To Clean Decanters.- When making resorted to a subterfuge to avoid his 100 years in building. Tlie largest of cake or omelette take your discarded enemies or escape then- attacks. He the pyramids was 481 feet in height, and tice of announcing "no collection’* in the first plover’s eggs to lie found in the and 200 pounds that an? recommended. the . notices uf religious meetings: Frisian marshee, the finest snipes pro­ Wood osnea on many aoila will be found egg-ahells, crush them into small bits never sought Ix-tter tlupi to meet them 8i»3 on tlie nidi's. The 1mm' covered put them into your decanter three parts prepared. The desperate encounter be­ eleven acres. The stones are about sixty an useful applicutfou. ’ "1* Since the fall of man, tlwre is no older ; ' curable, the choicest produce of farm or Ths time of/planting corn will, of filled with cola water, and thoroughly . tween tlie De Youngs and Naphtaly, al­ or more solemn act of worship of God j| dairy, are certain to*reach Prince Bis­ course, vary wifli the locality, but it will shake them. Tlie glass will look like ; though more notorious than many oth­ ,000 men in'building. The than giving. As well announce no sing-1 new, and all kinds of glass washed in ers, was but a fair sample of the risks lair ; marck’s larder, which, os he once joc<Me- be better os n rule to secure a thorough tlie same water will look equally well. gynicon tains 300 chambers ; that the man took and the determined >WTOVO mils. Thebes, ineues, on r«ypt ing, no prayer, or no preaching. They ;in oj Egypt, prejMiration tj the soil Ix-fore putting in any witht which he would defend ( presentsniinitwentv-sevn miles SSl mDotu.e yhii mmMigiou.orCb.u.l ly remarked, scarcely U10tneeded rfoni«i 1>yother U1C ( tlie seed, even ibjt somewhat delays the Indiax-meal Pudding.—One pint of i rei.1..filaaliinrr flian ll.nl II.n .time of planting. 1 Late-planUd corn, iff Indian meal oookwl, one quart of milk, ' once wntaining &0.000 citizens and iu lb. gmng.MMlMt ot vondup. j rf ouffilM.rlml ' in the employ 400,000 slaves. ^The Temple of Delphos a Wann, .wejl-pulveriztrd'soil will usmdly half a cup of butter, one pint of mo- 1 Xr ft. 5 ’ of De Young; had been received into his , WOB rich in donations that it was pluntake the iwul of tliat which haw lieen hisses, four eggs with a little cinnamon !,j confidence A >m right wen in Sul Antonio, .nbitantinl wdl-wuhem. and treated with especial ! <k.JTof 850,000,000; the Emperor ?iero -yr—r. — Htruggling from an early start under un­ or nutmeg; boil tbe milk, stir in gradually the and M let T»»m, .g Sen Jncinto d»y. Ot Uie vetL, 1871 „ nuul Vilderaiok' wu favorable conditions. He------had lietoiyed the earned away from it 200 statues. The .... meal, mix all together uigi-iiiri uuii ‘i con^deraLon. ... . --a . _j.i *i in ^ s “hdence it stand two Iroura; add U h- confidence eggs when in . , . . some ,— way, .i-^’ been dis- walls of Home were thirteen miles ■eran. ot AruJlmae, Veheeo uml Goliwl hanged in Poniuivlvonia, on circumaUnManures.—Corm unlike tlie other | the pudiling is readv to put in the oven; I: chained, <‘.lK‘rK,‘<‘, started another paper and con- around, bear tne direct application .: let it Imke two hours. wh<> atombled every one liad whin- hair ' evidence, tor having killed hia cereals, , • will - vn--------v.----------------The De Youngs had . ... — tinned the quarrel. The —250 anowy head, around one Abla brother-in-law, W. T. O<»a. He died ' " notice of attack upon their mother which There itron C (How to • “ ,Hhate results, well-rotted miuiunw uuurans are ! C vftbon Gake axe..— —(How to keep keep tlie tlie citcit- I| WB14 contemplated in the .S’mil eontemplateilin mu Mike De 7“ on?e “ aty wh“h 1U l>b,co The Alamo waa visited by hundreds,who oroftuHina hta innocence I -----------ii '।! iidnways It‘ appears, but uiu that turn taken unfermented n>}1 ^ru”‘ hdhng to the Ixittom of the Young took on — ax * invaded the . S'un'x , . . , tv. , f. proicKKing nia innocence. 1. rr-—Is-st, IMwi, out umci . '| to a coin. Fur over a thousand years no • Crockett us they • rend I ........V., u, lie left „ to i^e*) One cup of butter, two of sugar, f thought of Davy however, ... that a .Mu.oBdiiiu confamiou with with !j from the Imrn-yard mny may lie lx» applied apj one knew where 1’andot.in was. 'History -over tho doorway : " Thermopyhe had | tho Btipnlation that it lie not published ‘:orn- , num uro may lie placed un- | th’^’ of flour, four eggs,atad one cup of Containing the objectionobioction 1*iat at Fedosin King Pyrrhus thXd fo™* with which be linger her memeuger ot of detent, de«.at. the Ahuno .Alamo tad bad |] mj U10 i„[eu, o( n tho ^ nt„tm..rr tul Um time .. wbiel. which ™f ' H.h —v-------- i~~ **—7 l,ruthera hunted for Naphtalv in the bill- OVel7n? tliat “^hlished a ®one*’ _____ . . would free Goos ’ brother from iirosecnwould free Goos brother from prooecu- sofl by the harrow and cultivator. “ it* Make the cake as above, nut in 1 J _ . , J. UI I ----- j .w.v. uuxM.Mui. tlie put , inrd-room of the Grand Hotel Tlw»v nunt th®re ’ hot no one could put their angels may this 1 JJ*f tHe tl,ih’ Pf ‘J in.the did not find him. A proof of tlie article I on Pand<1«“- Eight years ago a The collection of portpita of Preoi-1 tion “ tt to wl to defraud ]M ------------------v lx_ sown early , ___ --------- -------------------- -------- k- , cake ck«endwiie. unrii down until the butl»t- ih«l U-cn prewrvva aid it opIw«r«l Thin ' °““. ““fe Uu’ »>>»n> <7« <* * endwise, push Mlenta in the White House is to he made ‘!amv “wnrance companies. Tlie throe month. , Our practice has lx*eu to sow in ter covers citron. ' 71—---------— 1X.- .1 ■ ••«that came soaamo <*utirelv onmrtete bv the mblition of <xmiq>ired conspired together, got $25,000 $15,(MX) on Goos' Goss’ 'frills ‘I”!!” thirty inches apurt, ujiurt, using six o re I , . 1--------------WIU* f*uuou» article near nuiuiKHiatist. There were the letters . .-”1 '< » hi.IKfe*fefeJ-fe-*an end of Knlloch; that left him Pondottia inscribed on it, but, what was . pounds of seed per acre. A „..r -e|i Mushroom Sautes.—Pick and — thor— - making r ■ -life; got a "stiff" and put it in .his ““ ! ply of see«l is required to secure un even j otighly oughly clean bac and another in , better, there was an emblem, indicative cleiui them, cutting them in four with a bullet in the tlie back ,. i P,ece8 >f targe, throw them into cold tlie lungs, and tliat has now put an end ot a well-known river, the Crathis. Then ■ Mr. E. F. Andrews now lias orders to 11 hoiuvg which they burned down. 1Hw । fstand, arid tlie plants should be thinned a ’broad’ hoe directly tlie juice —a J by » striking * —’ • ’ *• across . water, with »,• -* - of a lemon or a lit- to Charles De Young’s life through the { cverytliing was revealed with the same paint. The former will Im* an enlarged | wife, who seally supjMwed liim dead, brought suit to collect the money from tlle drills so that single plants will stand vinegar, as they are Ixjing done;•; then then pistol of Kalloch's son. Tliree times I certainty os if the piece of money had -copy of a mjiniature which Mr*. Harriet tlx* in.un.nr.* compuin ; bnt wuipirim I'andosia, •!««., fe’t [ । ."tSLfe ” “ “•* cloth. De Young was shot at by Judge Lake, n ' Ix-en .------ j--fe. — ffe ----------. .an atlas,■ and . . ■ tlie mythi —­ Lane Johnson has of him. A photo-1 » cal city, was at‘onoe once £ given ita P proper in a aaucepan, iuid prominent San Francisco lawver. It whs I Cul « a veU 1U roPer , * . ’ ,/ «roi>s are often a failure from defective Melt a piece -------of butter ---------------------in Brnttium. Now, a coin poui may in-pin t, salt, and a little grated nutmeg, no sA*cret that this fighting Editor went ixmition }x*lt1011 “ graph only of Andrew Johnson can Im* I finally turned on Udderzook, and he was thinning valuable for artistic “merit, but -Pu*k any rionea atom* ttat that ]?ul .UJ,«nualirooms. and toss over the all the time nrnusl ; tlmt fie was "quick lie 1° T. “"b .bu ,t.wwhen 4hea Mniooira..— Pick up uu.v found to aid the artist in tiaking a jx»r- linullr lumgod. Muny people tare ninon । meadows , as a flash J” and himself believed that the ' c uocmU^ a doubtful point in history held a belief in his innocence. The The I' may may have have been been raised raised above algwe tin* the surface surface * bn' tlb tb<*’>ngMy cooked. ‘ trait of him in oil. ' •th ’ ” action uf -frost. ™ " muv New England Election Cake.-A man did not Uve who could kill him. • »r geography its worth is very much enstipulnttxl time having expired, his con- i from Tlie roller It was his custom to come to his office rhlfl Rdver coin, which did not tarion i» pnbtatad. He tells how I fe lfe fe bri”« ll‘“ «yfe» i”to «°°& very old aud excellent recipe: Three The Westminster Review reckons the .. ...... . 1- • . 1 HUape fOT the mower. Meadows are frv- pounds of flour, one and three-fourths in the middle of tlie day, and to remain ' we,811 m?n' y,ftn * quarter of a dollar, bv th„ tr,.„d o[ „ltU„ pounds of sugar, three-fourths of a until his paper had goiiw to press. The I w**01!18**. public debt of the world at tlie present Go®, in ta. hiding, liocume iltaipsU'd, | qul,‘ntlv cieared “I*-—0 J?- ,5? . , worth to the British time at $24,000,000,000. The railway and, fearing that, in one of his drunken before tlie ground is fairly settled. Thu pound of butter, one-half pound of lard, busine*» management, s<> fur us the sn- i o___________ oue and n half pounds of raisins, four pel-vision of "details are concerned, was , Museum $1,000, the pnee tliey paid indebtedness has been estimated ut fita.he would divulge theseeret, he enticed' faring of meadows in spring is at the — .-----....p. i» lietter a teuspoonful of cinnamon, entirely in the hands of his brother. His uri?x4l*' ‘Il!M... ‘ ‘dj the hay It crop. T‘ to’ • “nutmegs, ‘ $0,000,000,000 and municipal debts ot him into the woods one dav mode him i ‘keep cattleinintlie Draco was the author of the first <sittL> tli» Iliani m>»> until the past- three eggs, six teaspoonfuls of cream of stiiff is considered the liest in San Frau-$5,000,000,000, thus bringing the public drunk, and killed him. tires vre ready to(urfiish them a full ra- tartar, To "ritten code of laws at Athens, which UHUU, three kiuv-v toasjxxmfulK l.WkjaiKJUllun of Ul wxla, IMKAU, two IWO cisco. ' .u miss Ulltw an Illi item IM*JU of l>| news Ut'B.H was a11 . ----... ....... wjuvu he tion • • i-----1 dangerous ’ ■ •for anyone •in •his • emplov, J to 1have published in " quart• -h -»--•••of milk, one pound’ of• currants; step ।*M supposed the indebtedness uf the world up tu the vast bent sugar, flour and butter together ; and a " scoop’’ waa the only occurrence , fourth year of the thirty-ninth Olympiad, , main uf $35,000,000,000. It is not ex­ CO-OPERATIVE 1LIFE INSURANCE. 1 1 lowing. — 1 he plowing, and all subfruit with milk mill and Bptcrn spices ,; ,; that viuuhtj caused mill him llllj any chagrin. Socially, Ha was of distinguished birth, •ataaa tin* vaav uutk hjui the mi’ Ullltk ___ ______ ________ r A Mntrrn Official Opinion. sequent preparations of the soil for tlie add pected that this will ever be paid, but it honored for his severe manners and hia Hon. B. Nccdlefl, *d»ould be done in the liest potmi- lieut the soda- and cream of tartar to- । he had no standing. But this ostrncistr Hou. T. T. B. Needles, State State Auditor, Auditor, , -constitutes an annual lien on the indus­ large exi>erienc<- in public affaire, and did not annoy him. aud Insurance Commissioner for Blinois, 1 tnanuer. In turning a sod for corn, gether in tlie milk until it foams. tlie people of Athens, a prey of anarchy, try of tlie world of $1,700,000,000. — _t_ . as . »-.. ------------.... |iMwought ------._£* l:= __ _a code of Bre.vd.—To be set at 4 o’clock -p. m. sjieaks follows upon .. the subject of as­ lUjy breaks or “ balks" in the work will him to give them .New Designs In Furniture. prove on annoyance in alter cultivation, Throe eggs, three scant table-spoonfuls sessment life insurance: ' fj laws. The system which he proposed Tlie traditional parlor set is rarol., Thb first vessel ever chartered to and should be avoided. In many locali- of brown sugar, eight tabk-tqxxinfub <»f 'uj, linked together civil and moral duties. snuanKUL Apni -ju. । ties, es}>ecially at the West, tfie Ken- ' flour flour ;; beat lieat the the eggs eggs and and sugar sugar;; stir stir in in j s»-eii nowadays. Instead arc a sofa and carry California wines to Europe has ,He took the citizen at the moment of pratenaia) is u *the flour, a .mart* of* lukewarm water, « ’ ’ a two large arm-chairs to match, covered, just sailed for Bremen with a .cargo of a.? ‘ck?’, b,UP his birth, prescribed the manner in now in operttion, i.uuMmud »nd fallacious, full weed in a cum crop and it little salt and a cent’s worth of yeast ; say with Persian raw silk, while tlie rest wliich he should be nourished and edu100,000 gallons, wliich was erdered by of erronk, and »ure to bring dinap,K>uiUncnt and I cau ®niy pe subdiu'tl by careful iiiul I cover it to rise at ID o'clcK'k at yeast night; of tlie room is filled with <xld piece*—on | eated, fallowed him with directions -one of the largest firms in that city, and Jo«w to those who trust to its pruUvtion. > thorough tillage. take five quarts of sifted flour, put in it S chair, an embroidereil chair or two, an tlirough the different epochs of life, and Eastern divan, a Moorish pouf, which is When too tencjrolcm-feature is attached to PtAjm* IN OnrHAttDR.-There is a “ "““dl piece of butter, and knead well which is intended for the Gern an mar­ merely four cushions piled in a slender flattered himself tliat lie should make tip tin- M.il ot into dough ; net. ’itI”away ket exclusively. This seems something *rc other sod paramount interests to bind tbe i 7/------- '.rdnetaave ------- -i-to—give “f lor the night —.!; 1 frame, and as many fancy chairs of gift ■ men free and virtuous. The penalty of membcni togt-tocr, tuemben togvtbcr, it mar may no doubt be he producpnxmc- “ tin* ie orchard entirely to tbe trees. , spread »l»ra«l it “ Oth with butter before iM'fore putting it deatli was to be inflicted for almost ev­ like carrying coals to Newcastle, until we f,r.. — U.. ...1 — J. " 1best. .to ClWaa* ah.1 M_H«a five of gn-At good bin rendcriag a<«i*unccJ..m ,m.,1.. While*1... the orchard is young it is away fz. to V.W.l prevent it getting na I. hard crust, or ebony ns may Im? needed. Tlie monrecollect tliat, by reason of the phylloxera mixfortuiw and reboving the famiboi of do- cultivate it thoroughlv, and hoed arops, *’hich impedes ita rising; all it requires •, tai lambrequin, the curtains, and por­ ery crime. The slightest offense, he said, deserved death, ami hft, knew no ™‘ '• n*™ “,he *•» ‘he II tiere match tlie sofa and nnn-chairs, unand other plagues, the German win<*- JSJL’E’X??n~ta' 1 less they ore sjteciniens of artistic em- punishment more severe for the greatThe independent tv-operative KxaeUra, how- ! '** a present pay for tlie trouble, but, ns growdra are sadly crippled. aud the Chlldren’s Shoes broidery, in which case the fonndation ei.t So violent a code could not last, ever, do pot pwu even this element of co| the trees get older and shade the ground, dealers find it necessary to inqxirt ■unfch 11,6 P™'«iling tint of the and within thirty years Athi-ns was be4on. They are mom-v-tnaking concvruA, in- llotliing else but fruit should be expected । Die «lw« nu»Uv in thnukl tor little \ again in anarchy. Draco died at the wines from some other quarter. iS ZXa: fe'“ u» fe'1*"1 S “ “ fKM1 •prTti“ culmination of hw glory upon the isle of rFT^feb'“' Ith “■ unjferXn. totoUnt SutaoSSS : *° ,1WS» “> 'he orellaru u> clover Jigina. low «n.l Irani, «n.l the «>1» nnxU-xrielv £. h ‘ feS During the flush times of, 1869 Ozias Their membenihip conidataof ]>craciM who hare i 8O*'n f,>r the purjxMM*, as it la one of the thick, but, if vou Wild, your child to , . P‘“h ™.w “U ather to mnU-h The Law of Immigration. Bailey was one of the richest men in no community of interest, who arc hot ac- ! liest methods of enriching the soil and at liave gnwrfid cktringe do’not allow her fe* or ""J* , Th™' <«• tjuainted with one another, who arc not actuated tile some time destroying insects Tlie stream of immigration which is Kansas. He didn't know what to do by tencTulcnt motive* in joining or paving ; . .. , to wear too h™>-v The w.-ari- 'fef,^IlkuT" °.r‘?'"nm-T now pouring into tins country, and a»H~ni«ita, but who are govern'd aoCly by . M a» iaa very busy month, andthere with hia surplus money; and so put it in tome weight of i alio.- that tin» tbe ’,*rc .muc11 ‘‘‘‘f’1 ,or ’’“fe?”?' which promises to reach 350,000 or 400,­ is so much work crowded into it that a ankle git* a lagging atop WI11 an infe1?””1' •“> mummy doll, w 000 liefore the year is’ out, follows with ■St. Louis and San Francisco railroad Tbe tiond of muon ia m> weak that, ....should farmer is in danger of being in a hurry. i-linaUnn to tavor ,,n* t.Jt or the other ! tixi aocietlea fail to fulfill the ' ' curious accuracy the course of events « Every hour of work should lie so planned stock. The stock was then selling at $3 of tlnar agents, abotild nmiu tlie p1 i;^.uZ. “SJiak fe11 “ "I11 tl’11 ““l firw-tn-ily, uu.i by-toeing " in «o«er that, any other £ after post revivahi of bmuness. Both in La a share. When the hard times followtxl, cauae. EJwirijfedionia too abort a , o J fe."’’2 o fel < F. the industrial blight which fell over this Bailey lost every dollar of his money in than win anucipated. and the tucnibera find I tills requires considerable thought in rhoe be avoided; all new .hoc, are lovely I *?"■■» fe fe01*’ fe1* country after the War of 1812, in 1837 that it did not pav to remain aud there i» no j order to do the most urgent and imporrLnX.vi at the . . sh<M*maker's, t ... i. ... but . •. chairs, dressing table, and small table— and in 1857, the panic was succeeded by one way or the other. His fortune was lo« attending withdrawal, they will drop out font work first, and leave undone thow and eomfotWihthe child snould not Im? left to his own covered with cretonne, the curtains and increiu ed land sales in the West, and a at the ebb, and he only continued to mantel lambrequin being of cretonne ■» by-and-by. As we sow so do we judgment in tliis matter, and tlie person also, the carjx-t suiting in tone, and tlie migration from the East to fill them, hold his railroad stock assoniu-li worth­ urumiaoi of agent*, and the nnrertainty of W< buying should make sure that the new Lenetite in ca*e of death, de,ending upon the ’ p* a P, mnl, as this is the month of sowless i*j»er. Recently, upon the consoli­ very paper of tlu- room manufactured in shoe extends a good ludf inch beyond the volnnUry contribution* of au unccttaun num- i ing, the work now will in a great mnu>tlie design aud color of the '’retonne se­ which is in progress now, coupled with dation of the St Louis and San Francis­ Ur Of manto, *n pnlto,. of dltoUto -what tho harveat ot tbe big toe. lected for the purpose. It is an easy a vast increase in speculation. It is a Maternal vanity prompts to the pur­ co with the Atchison, Topeka aud Santa । W “fe11 KeeP >•« chase of a gootl many Louis Quinze and matter to convert any old chair, which curious circumstance that after '37 and order*. Mx-ictitu and brotherhood* to bold the I ^til a plan. Fe, he sold out for a round million. is strong enough to hold together, into inembera together, and thewe aoeictiea do not I Labor.—It must Im? admitted bv every Spanish heels for children, who somehow an avadable seat by cushioning it and '57 the swollen tide of immigration camo the same time with the have the obhgationx Of a definite mutual con- I (int> {^0^ ^th farm work that the get about in them with consummate furnishing it with a cover of cretonne. at discovery of new mines in tlie West and The Savannah Newa says: During cJ^XateT&fw'^dra^^1*1^’ • Ila,x>r problem is a difficult one, and it grace. Slashed sandals show off the pretty hosiery too well to lie soon relin- Mummy cloth in cretonne designs is a tmeculative mining fever in the Wert. the war Gen, McLaws, now Puntmaster • may fairly, from its impurtance, claim ------ --------------------------- * • much handsomer, as well as more dura­ It has generally taken from five to ten the first consultation in deciding upon qtiiabed, and a threo-strapiM?d sandal is ble than the ordinary cretonne, inas­ Sears alter immigration set in before the at Savannah, was riding down his picket also liked. Tlie newest shoe is called line and encountered a genuine son of Tbe average age of the member* advance*,' and tlie plan of operations for the year. The the pinafore. It is very low cut at the much as it is a heavier fabric. Tlie new ubble broke, so reviving is this fresh largest possible croj» may not return a . designs are in Persian patterns and in addition of new blood and new lalxir.— the Old Pine Tree State on duty, who profit, if tlie tabor in their production toe{ but high at the back and sides. A I Japanese figure*, as well as in the myr- X}rruiflfirlii Republican. M,)ral dp_ had taken his gun apart with tlie inten­ has not lieen well planned. One of tlie delicate embroidery in yellow silk orna- I. iaa floral designs which have always . tion of giving it a tiiorough cleaning. for death losses soon become a burden must important advantages obtained menta the sides, and the heels and soles ।' <been and• always Paper Clay. will be liked for chamare cut in one piece in tlie French stvle. iw._;i_rZL~ ' which Uw member*. ibnappuiuted’ in their The General ludt«-d in front of 1dm. expectation* of cheap msurance, will no from a systematic rotation of crops conIn view of the rapid rise in the price Fuxings of fine serge and mate^isst* _penes. oista in the judicious distribution of when the following conversation ensued : longer bear. Those who are insurable will are often selected, tMitli round and Woman at the Bottom of It. withdraw and seek insurance elsewhere. lalxir throughout the year so that there ■"Look here, my mon, are you not a Those whore health has become impaired, may not be a surplus at one time, and a square cut vampa Ixiiug in favor. The :Yankee ” Hill, a famous actor in the and increasing cuetime<* of all sorts ot deficiency al another that will require decided rise in all the materials tliat on- I first half of the present centurv used to paper stock, it is gratifying to see that sentinel on duty ? " “ Well, y-a-s, a bit ter into the construction of high-grade udl an amusing story of the early days •of a one!” “Don’t you know it is one source of such raw material is nut The naralt is, the iiMolveu- the employing of extra hands at the shoe* makes the prices something higlier ' t h e theater ui the United Stated Hill likely soon to fail us. Whatever may xxl irreparable kw to those Iiighest wages. wrong to take your gun apart while on than last year, but the shoe ia the last once "showed”—to use a protensionnI od of ixumranw. Without Corn.—In the Northeru and Western port ot tlie toilet that should show a phrase—in a town in the western port of happen to rags, wood pulp, and the duty ? " “ Well, now, who the devil are uiU-rv-t IncwM-, guarantee capital, or accumu­ thousand other sorts uf ■fibrous material States, corn planting will lie the leading fnllmg off in style or ouahty. csjiecmUy ( New York, where no theatrical perform lated reserve, these swocistiotui cannot t nlfill you?” Tlie General saw hn» chance, their jwuniUu* of cheap insurance and large occupation of the month, but this should smoe the adv«it of short costumes.— once had ever Immsu given. He found supposed to enter into the composition and, with a sly twinkle of the eye, re­ of i»j>er, the clay bank promises to be Dot prevent u fair aliare of attention to Clncuuiati Gazette. , tlie audience assembled, with the aromen inexhaustible. True, the majority of plied: “ I’m a bit of a General.” “ Well, other crops that will be needed as a re­ ' i seated on one side of the ball, the iRon people who‘pay a high.-price for paper serve when pastures are getting short, as Gineral, yon must excuse me. Yon see A New Dish. 1 on the other, exactly m they were used may have a prejudice against that ma­ that is so many------ fools ridin' 'round <>rpu>iz*lion-< founded upon the scientific sp- well ns to furnish a varietv of feed for A Frenchman has invented a new dish, ; to ait in church, and' throughout ’ the terial, but evidently th* owners of the jdication of tamfuUy-coUect*-! statistics, wlxw winter’s use. A soil in high condition, here a fellow can’t tell who’s. Gineral •tahty to pay Um- l»«t rarvi vidg jxibcv-hokkT iuid thoroughly prepared, will give the and Paris has gone crazy over it Take 1 play the most solemn' silence Whs ob- clay banks have not; for, in a prominent n head of oelcrv aud Ixiil the heart in I served. They were attentive, bnt they and who ain’t If ycra will jiat wait till remamx, should all the others Mthdraw. liest promise of a good—jMiying—crop of vinegar water for a quarter of an hour ‘ gave no evidence of approval or dis­ journal devoted to the p*jx?r trade, they Indian corn. The previous cropping of wipe it dry, ami place it in a sauce made pleasure ; there waa no applause, no boldly print a large cut of their " clay I get Betsey Jane fixed I will give you a tho soil will have an influrnoc iqMin the of sugar flavoreil with lemon juice. Serve , Dmghter, not even a smile ; all was sol- works,'’ showing n long stretch of snowy bit of a slute.” crop, which is nearly os important as the it cold at dessert. It is called crystallized I emu xtilhu-A-i. He did his utmost to bluff out of which a huge section has been cut, jirosumably to supply the immediate application of manures. A celery. ’ break the ice ; he dal every! hing a clever The Hartford newspajk-ra mention u good ~ ' comedian could do, but in vain. He prominent Congregational ulergyuien of crop, immediately after a fair crop of Gymnastic Training. flnug himself against their rigidity; it evidence of the excellence of their day. clover, may be followed by com with n that city, but without naming him, who The Spartan* were rigid m exacting n ' was of do use. The audience was' eri- —.Sbienti/fc Jmcrimn. > good prospect of success. gymnaauc training for youths. Then I dentiy <»n its lieat behavior, find the curInsects.—The potato lieetle lias l>e- t.he girls were exported to be good gym- tain went down at lost amid a aDeuoe T. H N'aiuiLxs. Auditor, etc. come such an abundant and t roubk-soiue nasta. and u»> young woman coulu be oppressive rind almost inehmdinly. .41- than 1,000 white people have emigrated WmrnKB love* to drive along country peat that it should In* given no quarter inarriixl till she had publicly exhibited ter the play Hill, worn out by the extra from tbe ndsiiboriaoud ct Gree&aboro, roads in a buggy. —not even from the start. By combined het proficiency in various exercises. I exHtiou, and mortified at his wont of N. G, to IndUus and the Nurthwwd. Blight is »wnr Um- jxwtiu® " struck’ Um-. live wood. If the tree ii �Waters’ Pianos ! Organs I ahhc hi. wif.*. heart,” weturn him out the jxiliue will run him in.” observed the third. “I have been thinking,*’ maned tbe fourth. “He has a telephone in his house. Here in one here. I will make described: “Thirty liquor it my painful duty to inform his wait­ ing anti anxious wife that be won’t be to-night.” Yet the evil of in- . home He went to the telephone, got her j through that little esll, and began: "Mrs. Blake. I desire to communicate with^you regarding your husband.” “He is’tfown town here.” du*en young men out of the “I know that much.” “In deaocuding the stairs leading toiiliM of tbe place, sons of doctfrom the lodge-roGm he fell and sprain­ diviuity, leading lawyers, and of ed his ankle” proftMisional and buKinees men. “Are you sore it wasn’t his neck!” she usked. “It is not a serious sprain, but we Some of them were college educated, think -it better to let him lie on the aud all might have been if they had sofa in the anteroom until morning. Rest SMured that he will have tlie beat of care,* We arp doing ev-------“Say f” broke in a sharp voice. “You bundle him into a wagon and dnve fertbemle of liquors. which is .sup- him up here, where I can keen him peeed to provide the article in necessary bidden until that, drunk goes off! He eases, is run to make it pay. This is a won’t be. aober before to-inorrow □ type of tbe village community of New night r "My dear mad ■ — England, where the evil of intemper“Get out! If he’s sleepy drunk put ence is smiled upon rather than de­ water on his head! That’s the way I nounced and held in check by a strong always do.” “Will you let me inform you that body of total abstainers and temperate -------- F men, as was the case through the coun­ “No, sir, I won’t! Throw water od try when the temperance reformation his bead, get him into some vehicle began.” The Boston Journal, in an ar­ and rattle him up here, for it’s moat midnight now and it will take me half ticle on the same subject. says one .an hoar to get his boots off and push cause oMronble is that the advocates him upstairs! Remember—pour water of temperance reform are too often a on his head and yell ‘fire’ in -his ear!” , questionable character, and therefore —Detroit h'rte Press. m KIDDER QLLKEJT SMITH, I I I V <fec thta dtaordr which only rdtan hv th. i allene LITRES PERMANENT- Slide Door HAK&ER MALT The Queen of Italy is real good-heart­ ed and wears No7 0 shoes made on a wide last. Eight different plug-uglies nrc now training iu and about New Y’ork for approaching prize-fights. Revival waves don't seem to amount to much in the East. Tom Boyd, tlie jumpist,.says he ut­ ters a prayer and shuts his teeth tor aether hard when ho jumps from a bridge. Which it u that saves him he knov^s not. A locomotive on the Pennsylvania Central Railroad has shaved off toes, ears, heels and fingers without further injuring persons. The engineer used to handle a razor. Dr. Dam, of Suncook,,N. H., made use ot bad grammar in a public! meet­ ing. The Journal made fun of Dam, and Dam made a cripple of the editor. It is a Dam liad name to fool with. Denver girls mean just what thev say Tbe other day one of them said to her William“Be here at 8 or 1’11 shoot you!” He lingered until 0, and she popped him with a derringer. How a Married Woman Goes to Sleep. There ia an article going the rounds entitled ; “How Giris Go to Sleep." The manner in which they go to sleep, acixwdiiig to the article, can’t hold a can­ dle to the way n married woman goes to sleep. Instead of thinking what she should have attended to before going to bed, she thinks of it afterward. While she is revolving these matters in her mind, and while snugly tucked up in bed, the old man is scratching hui legs iu front of the fire, and won­ dering how he will pay the next month rent. Suddenly she says: . “ did vnn Inch the door F “Which door!” says James. “The cellar door,” says she. “No,” says James. “Well, you bettor go down and lock it, for I heard some person in the back yatd last night.” Accordingly James paddles down Ktairaand locks the door. Abont the time James returns aud is going to get into l>ed, she remarks; “Did you shut tlie stair door ! "No, says James. " Well, ifit is not shut; the cat will get up into the bedroom.’’ "I>et her come up, then," says James ill-naturedly. "My goiMlucss, no,” returns bis wife, tHtar'd suck tbe baby's breath." Tlien James paddles down stairs a­ gain, and steps on a tack and closes the stair door, aud curaea tbe cat and returns to tbe bed-room. Just as he liegius to climb into his couch his wife ■ . “I forgot to bring up some water. Suppose you bring some up in the big tin.” And so James with a muttered curse goes down into the dark kitenen and falls over a chair, and rasps all tbe tinware off the wall in search of the “big” tin, and jerks the stair door Open ann howls : •<Where the dace are tbe matches !" 8be gives him minute direction s where to find the matches, and adds that she would rather go and get the water herself then have th'- neighbor­ hood raised about it. After which James tiiitK the matches, procures the water, comes up-stairs and plunges in­ to bed. Presently his wife says: "James, let’s have an understanding about money matters. Now, next i week I’ve got to pay-------- ” “1 don’t know what you'll have to pay. and I don’t care,” shouts James as he larches around aud jams his face agiunst tbe wall: “all I want is sleep.” “That’s all very well for yon,” snaps his wife, as she pulls the covers vicious­ ly. Myo*» never think of the worry and rrooblc I have. And there's Araminta. who I believe is taking tbe measles.” “l^i. her tuk« '.ven ” «vs JnnitMt. but aj»out tho lime James is falling in­ to a gentle doze she punches him in tbe riba with her elbow aud says: rpi’E NASHVILLE LEVATOR, UNFERMENTED The above cut. represents our New Bam Door Hanger, with section of track. MALT BITTERS IN 1879, S*4o as to Enab4e Any number of farmers to Unload Wheat and Grain Ex­ peditiously ta Accuratiy. AINSWORTH & BROOKS desire to announce tliat having erected one of the largest and most convenient elevator buildings in central Michigan, they are prepared to receive and PAY T0E HIGHEST MARKET PRICE For any quantity of H. HOUGHTALII, * SHERIFF Office in too Court Boom. Hm ROBERTS A HOTCHKISS, Druggist* A Chemists, TRADE MARK And cannot -be thrown off thetrack, thereby saving great annoyance to the user and cost of iron rail. Tbe small anti­ friction whpel keeps the door in place, preventing side friction. The hanger can be put up in less time, runs with less noise and as easily as any other banger made. z' Great reductions in It MALT and hops Fitters jCiviM prlndpl* In the world of total el nr than ILT BfrrKHS, prepared Lr ibo Mail inhere Co., ■ unfarmenud Malt and Hop*. It 1, a perfect pOWEBS A BARLOW HABDWAHE, Iron, Walls, Stove, andTlawm, the WlardPtow. -ffi« JJEXBT A. GOODYEAR, IRON, MAILS & SHELF HARDWABE root of all debility-ENFEEBLED DIGESTION and IMPOVERISHED BLOOD. Sold crerr where. of all kinds, fully 25 per cent, cheaper at Wolcott’s Mammoth Store, Bar Iron $3.50 rates, Horse shoes $5. per keg, Horse Nails 20 cts per lb, all sizes, Jefferson and Riverside Nails 10d to GOd, $4.25 per keg, 8d and 9d $4.50 6d 7d $4.75 4d 6d •5,00 3d •5.75 The above goods for sale by A GENTS WANTED tor tbe beat and taat-aelllni 24. pictorial Hooka and Bible*. Prices rwhiead S3 ■S M O ft KI B<bt F*ld t’ro-and-a-qoan lYl H XI In jr»nl..ip one. Best Cablt ■■■ V W 11 or Parlor Organa in the wor S. GOODYEAR, ft | * 11 ft ft SU-U. Corm < Book 3 to |l.F I fl II 11S ao° Or’‘*n" 11 «'r,b I IHIlUVSkk*e .well,, Stool, took, Bath Illustrated Catalogue Fnw. Addrva* Daniel F. Brntly, Waabtngton, N. J. TAPE WORM, M1UL ATTBACTIYL MH1FIL C. C. WOLCOTT THECOMPLETEHOMt DBi SOODS, SILKS and DRESS MODS JUUL'S RUSSELL, ZDZR/ST GOODS. yy *• f. hicks, QOOK'H CARRIAl.E WORKS Groceries and General Produce, NASHVILLE, MICH., ManufactureH American and Foreign Marble, Monuments, Tombstones, Mantles, Ac., Wn*tinsj., Mich. Hr*. Julia MeNafr Wright*. brw B**k, Remodeled, Enlarged»Improved Attorney « Counsellor, CtaUecsie— a «p*c their work does more harm than good. When northern papera or orators speck of tbe vicious southern habit of carrying arms and murdering men in .petty brawls or for political reasons, in senaele-«8 duels, and the southern readiness to appeal to the shot-gun or revolver, they are accused of sectional hate and of slandering tlie south. It depicts dearly one of the reasons why rtMtpccrablf, law abiding, peaceable northern men and European immigrant shun the sputh and take to the west their capital and their industry. Attorney at Law. tlie AGENTS WANTEDV!^'??^^ Finest Coeds io Central Mich «»fL30 umSJRIIL We will >end oar FJaetrS-Voltaic B«1U and <xb«r Electric ApplUoce* upon trill for-30 day* to lbo*c ■Uffirinc from Nervou* Debility, llbcumaihia. Pa- ft For • c*«e of Con »h. Cold, or Artb­ that AAamoon’a For the season of1880, 5rniill nIII ma p.rfBRI amfpreparedjto furnish the public Unquestionably the best Built and EasiestlRiding F.A. JONES. AxMtdm J.C.MoCUHDY Mb CO., CM**<*,nL |«i||| || at85 e.and 7*c.Sample bottlwClDc. UULU Bee that th*> name ol F. W. KINS­ MAN Is blown I n tbe h1*m of tbe bolGe. Trade anpplled by Farraod, William* 4t Oo., Drtroit. _ ACKNTSWANTED to Soil th* NEW BOO*. EGULAR PHYSICTAN and Surgeon. Day and Night Call* prow pUy attended. Offio* at rerideoc*. North Main Street. Naahvfl e, Micb. R DR. H W WHITMORE T7»CLECTIC PHYSICIAN. Reside rec and office Pj at Ix-vi Elliotts, Maple Grove Gcn’.re. J. A. BAUGHMAN. HYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Woodland Cen­ Day and ul(ht call* proaptiy at- tre, Micb. Ptondad P£ENRY ROE. Proprietor fABMHifi FOR PROFIT A MEAT. MARKET. Krcpa constantly on hand a big »tock of That may be brought them. They alsc keep for sale at the lowest prices Fresh and Salt Meats, Meeds, Flour, Feed. Lime, Salt, Plaster, Stucco, Hair and . MAN’S ^WOMAN’S STRENGTHS BEAUTY Shingles. Or the Royal Road to life. Loot and Lmgaity. Money Saved by Dealing with ta. Smoked Hans aid Shoulders, IS THKIH SEASON, Lard, by the lb. or barrel, AINSW8W0BTH A BROOKS. ■HtgChJSg ENTERPRISE I. C. taUUOX. . <W, DUW. UW. GROCERY NERVOUS DEBILITY. Hiirtid Mali., Price pud for Hides, Pelts, iic. FresH Goods, Full W«igh.ta and Satisfaction Guaranteed. ____________ HE-WKY ROE. Dr. Hill’s English Extract of Naw Freeh Goods and Low Price*. Buggy or vv agon Boise Ac Francis To t>e found in the Market. Having bought for UA8H a large, neat stock of IT IS GENERALLY KNOWN Workmanship and Materials Teas, Coffees, Sugars, W hen Combined W 1th . Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, Cheese ta Everything KrM Ii total > fiat Ch* Snarj Sim! Wish to inform all that by prompt at­ tention, accommodating ways, good goods and low prices, hope to receive a fair share of your patronage. THE IDEAL OF THE TRUE ARTIST. Are EwHential l"nctoi> in All Goods of this Manufacture, Therefore I place my Goods upon the Market, Confidently Believing They will Standlthe jTeet, COMS AMB BBS. •OIM SintAMOIS. And prove highly Satisfactory to all who Purchase E.COOK BUCH U Attar P*rti<mi*r* In our p*mphlet, which u. — hr. by mall to *my on*. The Specific M*dkln* U ■oM by *11 drvnirta *1 *1 par package, or *lx nMkimfor or will ba aeal frw by sudi on roortptot ths money by addmalnj TUB GRAY MKDTCrMB UO.. JJAKNEMBt H11UMI Makes the boss Carriage, Light road harness I For a small sum of money and don’t you forget it. Have you seen any of Will’s work? If not call on him. one door north of Boise and Francis*, get bls prices and you will trade. ■■USS <**•-“!* -aw. i. clAWK. Best Kidney tavestigators h Use. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-05-15.pdf.pdf c576bf5aec1099a44cf21e0bd775a218 PDF Text Text VOLUME VII. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO.. MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1880. -Last week The News nnnouced Calvin Ainsworth is building a new HASTINGS ITEMS. . —Faxzy. Demand, an eighteen-yearold ex-member of the state reform that "Judge Robinson of Hastings sidewalk, in front of his house occupi­ ' Fred Barlow has sold his feed store. school has again been committing some drove a fast horse and careful obser­ ed by Jacob Osmnn. Burns Messer Las returned from Col W. H. Young went to Grand Rapids. of his dastardly depredations up on the vers has come to tlie conclusion that —A little daughter of W.G.Sears fell ■Ute road. One day last week he en­ the staid and steady Judge was getting Wednesday,to attend the medical con­ orado. An 81b. kid. has arrived at L. H down a flight of stairs Tuesday, bat* ticed a little four-year-old girl away to bo considerable of n drunkard” vention held in that city. fortunately received no serious injury. from the house, shamefully assaulted which was the Mrs. Crocker has her millinery goods Salisburys. most preposterous Several store fronts have received a ■ —E. L. Parrish and John Smith have her, wantonly exposed his person and typographical blunder that ever crept moved into the Boston store. Look fresh coat of paint. bought and shipped over 3.000 bushels attempted to commit a rape. He into a newspaper, os the people of out for new ad. next week. The wind storm played sad havoc Mr. VanVleck of Hastings wm in of potatoes to foreign markets during should be promoted to a situation at tbiscommunity for miles around, know I the Judge to tie an avowed temperance town Thursday in the interest of the with Sells’ Bros’ chromos. the mon tli. Idnia. E. Robinson has moved over on his I man and worker, and greatly esteemed Mutual Life Insurance Co. —Horticulturists in this vicinity re­ —Wm. Aylsworth returned from Big Mr. Plum’s little boy was nipped iu farm at Hickory Corners. port the fruit prospect for the coming Rapids Thursday night and has bought । fur his.fnoral and inhllectunl abilities Miss Woodward of Battle Creek has season ns good, and a bountiful crop of ten extra 40’s of pine land and he now by the entire county. The word the leg last Saturday, by a canine organ ized a claasof elocution in this city. al) kinds, is aniicipated. owns an entire section, and will have a •‘drunkard” should have read "jockey” whiffet belonging to Mr. Jones. The editor of the Banner now takes New underpinning lias been put un­ the idea bring to tickle the Judge a —The severe wind storm of Saturday saw-mill on the premises in about 40 his coffee straight. His cow has straylit life hpon his growing interest in good der the north side of Buel’s saloon, night, moved «a school house over in days and manufacture the timber into where the old one has crumbled down. horse-flesh. und for from branding him the vicinity of Mr. Spires’ in Maple lumber. Hehas associated with him Mr. Hon. Daniel Striker has sold 40 acres 8. J. Bad cock of Barryville goes to as n victim to driuk. We put on a new Grove, off its foundation several inch­ Chas. Ladouceur, a young business man of land in the 18th ward to A. D. Cad। oLthat place, aud they are to put in a pfoof reader last week, who, luicked Pittsburg, Pa., Monday, to attend toe wallader. es. by the devil that set the item, will as­ general conference, (Protestant Meth­ Procrastinators must now mend their —Potter of the Vt.Ville Hawk has had full stock of ready-made clothing anil sume the responsibility of tlie blunder. odist) ways, or suffer the consequences. So a trance in which 50 years of the future gent’s furnishing goods. More now type for our job depart­ — On Friday night of last week, a —If there’* such a thing as a saloon say tlie committee on sidewalks. has been revealed to him, but some bevy of Nashville youths, some of which ment this week. We are now prepared At the annual meeting of the fire de■peculations re gaoling the growth of being a credit to a town (and we be­ to do the best poster printing in the jiartm nt, J. L. Wilkins was unani­ lieve it is an institution cursed by both are old enough to sport a few stray that ’Ville will prove transitory. county. hairs on the upper lip, and others who mously chosen as chief of the depart­ God and man) the Zuschnitt saloon has —And now it seems probable that we L. Wilson has moved over his place j are minus of this pubescent appendage, .are to have a jail, as the common coun­ been so remodeled, refitted and furnish­ conceived the idea that serenades were of business, and C. W. De maray has ment for the ensuing year. From the $35.00 satisfaction fund ed in an elegant manner, that it is a cil advertise to receive bids, for the going lo be stylish this spring aud hs moved into tlie house lately vacated by that S. Moses received from the b(h)oys building of such an editice at propos- , credit to Nashville and its proprietor none of the party were professional op­ Mr. Wilson. he has given $10. to the M. E. church, informs us that it will I m- run strictly cd last summer, on or before May 33th. I A. R. Wolcott has just turned out tbe $5. to the Presbyterian church, and-$5. according to the provisions of the li­ erators on the guitar or other musical —The past few days of pleasant best gold trimmed double harness ever to the Episcopal church. instruments usually taken on such oc ­ cense under which it works Joe.. Com­ weather has been improved by the 1 casions, they borrowed a brace of hens made in Buiry Co., for Wib. Baker of The sheep fair held last week was not fort has charge of the same. farmers in putting in their crops. The from a neighboring roost and sallied Vermontville. as largely attended as anticipated, ow­ —While a young dutusel of this vil­ spring, so far. lias been backward and Charley Demaray is now nicely loca ing to the busy time with the farmers. forth on their musical mission, and lage aud her lieau were driving home many did not even get their oats >in came to a halt underneath the window od in liis new quarters and a look into There were 80 entries, and some very tine thoroughbreds were exhibited. from Prof. Mills lecture at Vt. Ville on till after May 1st. of the room "where their love lay drea- his rooms brings to your mind at once The receipts were $120.80, and premiSaturday night, the tornado overtook | u iu# to the amount of $106.25, awarded **■— M. B. Brooks has returned from I them,and unceremoniously picked up luiug.” A vigorous shaking of the tbe fact that he means htisinesM. Lawyers Powers and Martin have es­ L. D. Gardner took all the premiums Texas, bringing with him fifty-one aud deposited their carriage on Fisher’rf J hens had the deaired effect of making on thoroughbred registenil meriuos, as tablished branch office* in Vt. Ville, i the stilly night resound with strange mustangs. They are now coraled on front gate, to the consternation of its did also John Feignncr on lung wools. L. Emory’s pte'e 2j miles south; and j inmates. Mr. Fisher came to the res­ music and one of the neighbors think - aud will do what they can lo keep law The heaviest fleece shorn, was taken viewed as a grcid curisity, by scores of 1 cue with his Lin tern and helped the 1 ing his shanghais were being molested, j suits and the old thing bobbing in that from one of Gardners thoroughbred bucks and weighed 371 lbs. W. H. 1 tumbled out of bed and with lantern burg. people everyday. frightened pair to stiaighten out kinks Fisk of Johnstown, curried of the i in hand sought to learn the cause, when ' Sheriff Houghtalin passed through on premium for the best fleece of wool, —Ou Friday evening Mrs. Chas. Mid- i and resume their journey Nashville1 with hand upon the throats of the mu­ the 7:30 train. Tuesday, with Wm. which weighed 15) lbs and taken from dleton was running a sewing machine wards. i tic bares the concert in that locality Bartley in tow.bound for Detroit They a 2-year old ewe. The ewe was im­ and endeavoring to arrange the work । —A committee from the IL IL Club I was suddenly brought to a close. The were not going to attend the State Con­ mediately purchased by the Bently at the same time, when the tieedlr convened at the Christian church on Bros for $50. jiarty then repaired to another part of vention however. pierced her right finger, nail aud Wednesday evening to make the pre­ the village nnd attempted to charm E. L. Parish, says that if the person Common Council Proceedings. all, making a painful wound. liminary arrangements for holding an another member of the fair sex,but the who took that slipper from the waiting I Council Rooms, —John Corsett living about 4 miles । entertainment of some kind for the hens being hoarse and extremely tired ( Nashville, May 11, 1880. room of the depot, will call he will north, brought a couple of fine shoata 1 benefit of the club. It was decided 1o refused to squawk, and no amount of Regular meeting held. will give them the other, as one is of of the Poland China breed, to town hold one in the near future, and put on pinching or shaking would induce I’resent Chipman President, Boston, □o use to him without the mate. Downing, Cook, Reynolds, Roe and on Monday and sent them by express some temperance dramas and comic them to respond. Ha! ba! 1 Notwithstanding the disappointment Olds, Ti usteea. to hi* son-in-law, J. G. Room at Kal- piece*. More than common interest is Absent none. .• met with in Mr. Orwick’s not putting kaakia. They were fine fellows. being manifested nt present in the The minutes of last meeting read LOCAL GIBBLE-GABBLE. in an appeat*nee as per agreement, a and ou motion approved by yea» and Aad Pcrwaal Cblt-Ckal. —A-heavy wind, accompanied the temperance work and it is our earnest large and appreciative audience met at uuys ns follows. rain storm of last Saturday night and wish that it may result in much good. Yeas. Boston, Downing, Cooh, Rey­ the Christian church on Sunday even­ The wheat crop liooineth. overturned several small buildings, —Hon. Cltement Smith, of Hustings, nolds, Rue and Olds. ing and listened ton very able address uprooted some trees aud laid low the spoke* on temperance at the Hosmer > Tin- living green flourisheth. Nays none. from Rev I. N. Crittenden, who, at a The acct.of Levi Everett for one dol­ fences, Ira Bachellorsays that the tw>t school house last Saturday evening aud ’ Good healthy weather prevails. very late hour, kindly'consented to fill lar und sixty three cents was present­ tom rails were blown out of his fence. the people who were present received a i S Geo. Truman went to Charlotte yesthe vacancy cau*e<l by Mr. Orwick’s ed und on motion lulowed by yeas and Iterday. nays. —Mrs. Billbeinier, a U. B. Missionary plain, pointed talk on the erre/totre of W. H. Kocher is in Chicago buying non -appearance. Yeas, Boston, Downing, Cook, Rey­ lately from the Shengay mission in the present tux law. Mr. Smith took Mrs. Bloom who lived 4 miles north of nolds, Rue aud Ulds. | new goods. his audience, mentally, through a series western Africa, spoke at the Hosmer Nays none. I The mosquito is around presenting this village, departed this life od Tues ­ school house at 2 o’clock p. in., last i of holiday drunks and debauches, and ' Ilia little hill. The suloouist bond of Henry Zuschday morning, after suffering extremely nitt with Andrew J. Hardy and C. C. Sunday, g’ving general information ; felt thankful that he was not litiuself a Dr. Wickham is building an nddi- for over two years from the effects of Wolcott us sureties was presc ’led and concerning the natives and a descrip- .1 reformed drunkard. In his peroration n tumor, which eventually ended in her on motion accepted unu approved by tion to Ills house. tion of the missionary work there. ' he exorted the people to stand by the yens and nays as follows. Henry Gass has moved into one of 1 death. Mrs. Bloom was in tlie prime of cause of temperance, not only for their Yeas, Cook, Downing, Roe and Bos­ life being only 38 ^ears of age, and ton. —Keep the money in circulation. I own benefit but for the good of tiie ' Olds’ new h •uses. leaves a family, some of which, especi ­ Don’t salt it away. Pay your debts an i rising generation, bis own included. Nays, Reynolds and Olds. Sells circus is billed for Hastings, The suloouist bond of W. E. Buel fast as you can. Have patience with ' ally ni*«*d a mother’s caie and patience. ; Saturday, May 22. —Some two weeks since, Lee Reed, with John E. Barry and Chus. M. Putone another. Buy your goods of home Hiram Dickinson has put a new tar The funeral services were held at the nKin us sureties wus presented and on merchants. Encourage home enter I the Hastings carriage manufacturer, roof on liis house. Hosmer school b«>u*e and conducted luutiuu accepted and approved by yeas erected a couple of signs in the suburb* prise and give nil your patronage to ' F. (’ Boise is erecting n new awning oy Rev. Mowrer. The community at mid nays :ik lolluws. of this village, and in I«ms than n week Yeas, Boston, Dowiing, Cook, Ruyyour own mechanics and read The large will mourn her loss. I in front of his hardware. noids. Roc anil Olds. some miscreants hud laid them low News. Miss .May Mitchell of Charlotte,is the । Nays none. and cast them into the river. It was a guest .if Miss Helen Allen. TEMPEBAN0E CONVENTION. —The old’hotel at Assyria Centre, _ dastardly The folio wing Resolution waa pre­ net, and one that sented mid on motion accepted and kept by Port Bailey, caught tiro from it ought to Im- thoroughly sifted nnd the I A aelect party of pleasure seekers go The township terpperance conven­ allowed by yeas and nays as follows. defective chimney, nu Monday night guilty parti.•* made to suffer the penal­ I to Thoniupple Lake to-dav. Yeaa, Boston. Cook, Downing, Rey­ alaxit 9 o’clock and all efforts lo save it I ties of the law. A general feeling of I John Barry has moved his barn tion was held at Morgan, May 7th. The no da. Roc a.idOlds. were futile. Mr. Bailey and family sue- ' convention was called to order by Mr. Nays none. indignation prevails in the minds of । arouml in the rear of his store. lie it resolved by the Common Coun­ ceeded in saving nearly all of their j our business men, and quite a number ' R. J. Grant, of Hastings, visited at Marlin, chairman of township O’mmit- cil of toe villa#** of Nashville, tliut teeJW E. De Vine was '■•—a. n Sevrctiry .A clothing and household goods. House have signified their willingness to con­ ' D. C. Griffith’s one day this week. there be assessed at the .ate of fifteen committee* was appointed to circulate cents on every hundred dollars of the insured for 8400. Al. Rasey has the rooms over hiss! n tribute liberally toward the er.pense of ' flniahed and Ium moved into them. a petition for signatures of voters for valuation of all the property in said —A Sunday school of over eighty ferreting out the offender.. What has become of onr Johnstown prohibiting the manufacture and sale village of Nashville, as the same shall scholars and a full corps of officers and , —Arrangements are now under way by the assessment roll, to be correspondent Send us in the news. of intoxicating liquors in the state of appear used as labor on tlie streets and high­ teachers has been organized at the , for a Township Temperance Mass The saloons are in ruuiug/irder again, Michigan. The following men were ways of said village. Hosmer school htmse. The following I Meeting and picnic. Each club in the Un motion council adjourned until tliecouncil having accepted their bonds. appointed in the school districts of the are the, officers el rated: Supt., N. F. town of Castleton has been notified to Th arsday? May’ fsto? F. C. Pettifer received a call from township. Sheldon,: Asst Supt. B. W. Austin; take tlie subject under consideration F. McDkrby, E. Chipman, A. Hofner. Dist a couple of Vermontville lasses, Thurs­ No. Clerk. President. Suc’y.. M. Ehret; Treas., J. Mater, and nnd to send a committee of three or D. W. Smith, " day. Chorister, Mins Estella Elarton. S. Shafer, ** more to meet a like committee from May 18, 1880. Mrs. Wm. Troxell is very low with W.N. DeVine, " this place to decide on time, place etc., Council met pursuant to adjourn­ —Nashville has a lot of thrifty shade consumption and is not expected to Wm. Feaster, ** ment. trees and it is a shame to see cattle and to see to procuring speakers aifd to live. 8 Present Chipman, President. Boston, break them down and browse off the make all necessary arrangements. The Mrs. A. W’. Abbott and daughter, of Downing, Olds aud Reynolds, Trus­ H. Powleaa, “ •• io tees. Absent Roc nnd Cook. leaves, and completely spoil the trees. committee meeting will be at Reform Hastings, visited at Henry Roe’s on J. Gregory “ •• U The following resolutions were pre­ Several trees within tlie pa**t week Club room (Christian church) on Rat- Friday. Eli Wellman ’* “ 13 sented by Trustee Downing and on have been damaged, and if cattle are urday, May 23. at ? o’clock p. m. It is Wm. E. Martin, W. N. DeVime, A. Plum has bought a house and motion were accepted and approved, Pres. See’y. found running at large they should be hoped that each temperance organiza­ lot of Mrs. Anna Mead, in the east part by ayes and nays as follows: Ayes, On motion it was voted to write to Boston, Downing, Olds aud Reynolds. looked after immediately and impound­ tion in the town will be well represen­ of town. all temperance organizations in the Nava. none. ed if not taken care of by their owners. ted. Ida nnd Jerry Wolcott have gone to Reeolved, that tlie building of a jail township to take up a collections to de­ —Revolvers are dangerous things, Ohio for a few weeks to visit among —D. Jarmrd, of Maple Grove, has fray expenses.The Chair was instruct­ in the village of Nashville, is a necesary public improvement built about 25 rods of barbed wire fence even in the hands of experts, and when relati vea. ed to procure the necccssary banks nkcrstw, it has been determiued bv G. A. Truman is having an immense and the neighbors in his vicinity pro­ they come into common gse among children, as playthings, the authorities hat trade. He sold upwards of 180 on and fill all vacancies in committee. resolution by toe Common Council, nounce it the "boss,” and say they can Short speeches were made hy L. J. that the building of a jail in said vil­ should speak their minds if parents Saturday. lage of Nashville is a necessary public hardly wait till the crops are off the Wheeler, and Dr. Barber of Nashville, improvement Therefore be it resolv­ E. A. Stowe, of the Grand Rapids field so they can see the stock turned do not. One of these nuisances in tlie hands of August Hines, a lad of seven Leader, made us a pleasant call on Dr. Scott of Morgan, Geo. Keagle and ed by toe Common Cuaneilof the vil­ in, and aee bow quick they will get Wm. Martin of West Castietou. lage of Nashville that the contract for or eight summers, was accidentally Wednesday. away from “them ar* prickers,” when eOHHtouUlug said jail be let to the discharged down by the river,the other Mrs. John Wotring.liring three miles Orno Strong, tlie young hut go-ahead lowest responsible bidder. Said build­ they go to crowd against the fence. night, and the ball came within a foot north, has gone to Lenawee county ou and capable editor of the Naahrille * to be constructed in accordance —Several otthe youths of this vil­ of a play-mate’s head. Several boys a short visit. now on (Mich) News, is in tlie city. He ia republican lage attended Prof. Milk farewell walk were down by the river at the time, Mrs. E. R. Erb went to Detroit Wedaround at Vt. Ville on Thursday night, and by mere chance none was injured^ ueday night, to select a new stock of aud Fritz Lx-nx got so incensed through It has become a common thing for millinery goods. the Council shall 1 benzine that he kaived Dell Squires so some of our would-be smart youths, to Wm. Burgess has moved into his , Uncle Ben. D. Wing of Orangeville, severely across the back of his right carry one of these loaded instruments lately purchased house at the east end died from typhoid pneumonia, at the rirht to reject any and all bids »B traction of said ja 1. That hand, that Dell will not be able to uat* iu their pocket as stock-in-trade for of Maple street. advanced agv of 70, on Sunday last. ui erecting said bailuiug shall said hand for a month or mpre. Fritz swopping purposes, and it is high time, M. A. Poiter who has been visiting H. 0. 8now, aged 80, of Yankee out of the general fund of said ...^ On motion Council adjourned. will probably be dealt with as justice the matter was looked up and the at John Wotringa. returned to Denrei, Springs, died on Monday from the ef­ Fkamk McDerby, E. Chifmam, practice stopped. Colorado, Thursday. fects of a tumor. President. LIFE IN NASHVILLE, And Her Environs. NUMBER 34. BUBAL SCENESU«atle th. kt no an- lowing, PotI Um golden grain ; Qalrkly a man U taakiug Treeks for the’coming train. Silently fail the <Uw drop. >n Ike •olemn arentlde ; Readj aglrl b galling To take a busty tide Boon <1.1 the maideu'i lower HU arm around bar tilde. While to bit manly IxMora Herbeed will gvntiy glide. Saragely Mtee the moeqato. Merrily bumbles Urn bee. Rut all that the maiden eajeth It—once In a trblle—"Te'he!" Middleville h** no mlnoD. MATTERS. D. C. Griffith U filling bis store chuck full of new summer goodsand they are cheap. __________________ K7* The latest styles of new millin­ ery, just received at Mr*. Crocker’s. Look! Look! lx>ok! L. Russell is loaning money at uston ishingly low rates, on good farm secu­ rity. Call for rates at his Real Estate Exchange, Hastings. 33-87. CS” Snow Flake Flour 5.75per cwt at Boise A Francis. IF" Just received a fnll line of spring and Summer clothing at 8. Librausbb’s For Mair. One yoke of heavy work cattle. Would wll for dish or ou time with good security. Enquire at the farm W. P. Wilkinson or of C. C. Wolcott. IF' A. large line ol wall paper at F. TTiIoise’s. Notice. Talk almut cheap! $35, buys the best madt* heavy harness with Cauadaion •Scotch wool faced collar. $15. buys a good Single Harness. Look at them be(ore you buy. A. R. WOLCOTT. t'-F" Dr. J. Graves u tnro.ighly po*v e<l veterinery surgeon of Kalaino, will ! in Nashville every Saturday. Surg| ery a specialty. Can be found at ____________ »H.G. Hale’s. Those new styles of Dress Goods, Gloves, Hosery, Neckties, Emhroidety, Silk Fringes, and Trimming Silks are all new, neat, attractive anil chead M D. c. Giiirrmfe. ty Fowl Meadow Gruss, ii>-<l Tupand Feld Peas, nt the Nashville Elevator. 37tf Ainsworth &• RrooKb. ty Wilson A Howomhi soils Boots and Shoes as low as the lowest Public Notice. Intelligent persons have no difficulty recognizing in toe constitution of an­ imals and men, a power of self restonttlnn which is capable of resisting the influence of diAcaw. hence many per­ sons reflect upon the many instances when apparently severe cases of sick­ ness were cured by some simple sblistancu and much cn^lit given to a power it never posse-med. nnd it is the knowledge of this power that enables the new school of Veterenary surgeons t» o’-ervume disease that would baffle the old fogy with his depressing agents, such as. bleeding, phyniciiig. starving, tarter emetic, nitre digitalis, etc. Dr. Kesler baa lieen libentllr fought in the new school and backed by nine yenrs successful experience feels confident. J. Kf.si.ek, Veterenary Surgeon, Nashville, Mich. 1 he newest styfen ot spring suits for men and boys just received at ___________ D- C. Griffith’s. ty Wilaou A Howe sells Tobacco for 40 cents. NIoney to Ixmin. Call nt W. S. Powers’ law office for money to loan at a low rate of interest on farm property. fe’ew Store f .VwLoods! I am now nicely located in my new store, and am receiving daily, new goods of the veir latest styles and pat­ tern^ Please take particular notice, my goods are made up from the latest spring styles and patterns in Chicago Detroit and Cleveland, were bought for cash and will be sold accordingly. Beat Machine iu the Market. AMERICAN 8EWING MACHINE, Don’t buy until yon examine them Rod we their superiority over all other machines. Call and get prices. __ ■ Kklloog. Dkmarat SlCc: ty Window curtains and fixture* at _____ F. T, Boise’s. Don’t buy your summer goods until you examine and get prices at ______ D- C. Gmmyg. While in Hastings this week we dropped into L. Russell's. Real Estate Exchange and found him rushed with hufflneas, and lending money at fearer , �by but which enabled him to their camp. On looking alxiut they saw two peculi&ritie* about Stewart, which •Mito cl on..-rop|dw out several feet, may be mentioned here. He wm the all marked and rich with tbe pnsuous only marduuat that entered into success­ metals. “We have found our tombful trade without going through a clerk­ raw our family to a neve.r-dreamed-of । ship, and be was the only leading man name would Ao to designate the camp. groatnen.-. Wonderful are the ways of of. bin day that refused to have his por­ The town has adopted 'tlie name, which, Allah—immeasurable the fountain of his trait taken. Peter Gilsey was a native if not poetical or classical, is certainly grace! With pleasure I now offer vo^ of Copenhagen, and came hither to original. A valuable tombstone, too, it Muhamed, my whole fortune—take frouri seek employment at hie trade, which was must be confessed, for the two brothers it as much as yon want. May Allah al­ for several months, without hav­ piano-making. He afterward opened a sold their half-interest in the mine and ways take you under his protection !" ing even the courage to lisp the cigar sh<q> in the Bowery, which his mill for $1,000,000. ' . During the night Muhamed prepared name of hte father, the Grand Vizier, or wife tended while he still wrought at his i for his departure. He furnished himself to show himself in public places; At trade. This putty shop led him into1 Western Rivers and Harbors. with a body-guard of fifty men, and en­ last it happened that an official of the tho path of wealth, and he left an im­ The River and Harbor bill, reported to gaged a few Tartar couriers. On th* Porte, who had formerly lived at Da­ mense estate. Aaron Arnold, the founder day following he sent hia treasurer to his mascus, with great astonishment saw him of the great house of Arnold, Constable tlie House of Representatives, makes the following appropriations for Western brother for 20,000 ducats, paid the & Co., was a native of the Isle of Wight, pointe: . trailer for his outfit, crossed the Bos­ and landed here a jxxjr adventurer. phorus, aud traveled straightway to “I* it poariblel Your Highness? I Daniel Appleton, founder of the great believe—I certainly think I speak to the publishing nouBe, came from England, 4 20,000 Mnhamed was no common impostor, Pasha of Damascus. Is it not so ? ” and was a book agent in this city for who only hunted after monetary re­ " You err, sir,” replied the terrified several years. Roliert Carter, who is ; but he had calculated everything man, with visible embarrassment "I still at the head of the rich firm ofsults R. Erie (harbor). beforehand. His liberality, his oom- am a poor workman, on assistant of the Carter A Bro., is a Scotchman, and on Cleveland... PITH AX1> POLXT. confectioner." hia arrival in this city taught echooh in n country where sudden promotion is The pupil of the eye has to lie lashed. "Are you? Well—I really cannot— The secret of the success of these for­ Sanduaky (harbor) of daily occurrence, convinced every do, no. I cannot believe it I kno# you eigners is that they bring habits of in­ Toledo Forced politeness—Bowing to neces­ LXD1AXA. one, and especially his followers, that he so well! Are you not the son of the dustry and economy, and get a good sity. wm appointed Pnaha of Damascus. At Grand Vizier, my most gracious master ? start by saving what our American |>op- Michigan City (outMde harbor). uam. A dime novel is of course in-ten-ceutfimt he traveled quietly to avoid pub­ What would your noble father say if he ulation waste. Apother Scotchman, but Chlcaso (ovuidr harbor; . . . sation. . licity ; but the further he went from saw you in this disguise ? ’’ . • of a different type of character, was the Calomel Stamboul. and the nearer he approached " In the 'name of Allah 1 ” whispered senior Bennett, who, on his arrival, was A MAN who hod a l»ad cold said he had the boundaries of his province, the more the troubled Pasha, "have you been a at first a clerk, and then became an ill- Onuid Haren.... just set up a rig of his own. It was a Harbor of refuge, openly he showed himself in his new friend of'my father's ? Then I implore paid Bohemian. At one time he tried St little hoarse and a hack. , Clair flata...... dignity, the' more liberally he distrib- you, by/ his dear ashes, do not betray bis hand at lecturing in this city on Detroit river " Ir I hit yer " said one little boy to Saginaw river.... THE PASHA OF DAMASCUS. jitod preeentH and alms in tlie towns mol" / book-keeping. The .effort failed, and another, “ ver’ll be usin’ yerself fer snuff through which he pasM-d. Everywhere "AMD«i!—betray ! What does your yet the man l>ecame a wonderful journal­ Milwaukee ter-morrer. - ■ . . No country produces sg many exam­ he was. received with due respect and Highness', mean ? Your father Kis alive ist and left $3,000,000. Perhaps some Port WaahlngVKi. Why is it that a woman's heart lieats ple* m Turkey of men rising from the laden with presents. When he arrived and as wall as I am. Only this morning of tlie present crowd of emigrants will fifteen times leas per minute than a lowest station to the highest and great­ within three days' march of Damascus I hsvr tveidved a letter from hfi own also Ixxxime the great capitalists of the man’s ? Is it because her tongue beats est Manners, customs and laws con­ he hid ted and encamped. Heathen dic­ Mad." continent. ■ thirty times per minute more ? siderably favor these sudden changes of tated letters to the most eminent emirs A few more words disclosed the whole Stephen Girard died seventeen years I <>r»nd m.o. The Cincinnati papers are m siring a ijprtune. But of all these examples in of Damascus, announcing that in conse­ affiur. Tho son of the Grand Vizier, before John Jacob Astor. He was in : w«b«lh nw.^>Sa»7. °* great ado over the discovery of a mica the Turktah history none surprises more quence of treachery-.the Grand Vizier highly rejoicing, went to tho house of his 82d year, and expired in a small ' whim nrx>r, indun» . 20,000 ■ixid. * Mrs. Malony sends us word that than the jiromotion of the Fasha Mu­ had fallen into disgrace, and had been tbe official to change his clothes for some . 10,000 building which whs eared for by a . .. . 100,000 she discovers a Mike o-l>ed every morn­ hamed ci Ad mi to the Governorship of strangled, and that his son, the Pasha more becoming to nis dignity, nnd then housekeeper. His latter days were Ullnola rlT< r, dredging. . 10,000 ing when the boy’d ought to be up, splitof Damascus, as an accomplice of his both started without delay to Constanti­ Damascus. la miserable, and his immense success Muhamed nnd Murad were the Rons father, had to await the same punish­ nople to pray tho Sultan for justice. added but little in the way of comfort. . 250,000 river, al Quincy.. . . 25.00U of a rich merchant in Constantinople, ment ; that he, Muhamed, appeared as They first went to the Grand Vizier, who After Girard’s death, Astor was tlie MiaalMippl If some one would successfully start MUailaalppl river, from mouth < who died when his children had scarcely newly-appointixl Governor to execute could not understand the whole affair, . 100.000 । the that er to Dea* Motoce rajtiiU. .... -L: report it " ■ 2ice-cream ____ ______spoiled r_2_2 the greatest of American cajMtalista, and passed their boyhood, leaving them in tlie sentence of the Sultan ; and ho com­ though he heard it from the lips of his held thia distinction until his death, MlMtMtpg. river, from Dee Mo 10 150,000 Ji complexion “ "n — J- women ibow —— _­ and made the posaeanion of considerable fortunes. manded the emirs to imprison the crim­ own son, und even tlie Sultan would not which occurred in 1848. Stephen Mleelsadppl rtrer, above Kt Anthony fallal.... 15,000 legged, it would lie thousands of dollars Murad continued the business of his inal and to well guanl nim till his ar­ lielieve it when it camo to his ears. Still, Whitnw Iwaum. known u« u tuillioniUre in the pockets of our poor but love. V0O 8.000 father, and bv prudence and industry rival , -1^ it were true, he solemnly vowed that about the time that Girard died (1831), I river, Do» Mo*u« r»pld« 211.000। stricken young men. soon increase.! his hereditary jxirtion, Before, however, dispatching these in- the shameless impostor should feel the 13,200 An old miser, who was notorious for an.) _ for munv .1 *yean, • .tod ■ next ■ to A.tor. • ,, j MiMiMippl nvor, tor ranotittR rwi aaa while Muhamed, in company of idlent i structions he sent a letter by an express whole weight of his anger, and he forth- 1। THe was the most parsimonious of all wnciu..................................................... 100,000, self-denial, was one.day asked why he and flatterers, spent his share in the to the Governor of Damascus, secretly with dispatched an officer with 400 jan- i American capitalists, since, as it is was so thin. "I do not know,” said the on” nTT!r’ tm rvmoriDg »nd most reckless manner, by indulging in infonning him that liis father hod been tesariee to Damascus to take the daring ‘said, he was never known to do a liberal ArtS^ river, for ^morta* .a.«. i miser ; "I have tried various means all kinds of excesses. It was no wonder executed, and that the same fate awaited | fellow prisoner, und to transport him to act, and not a cent out of his immense I wnck»................................................. - sti.ooo for getting fatter, but without success.’ that this extravagant life totally ruined him when tho new Pasha arrived. Tlie Constantinople. »,«» । “ Have you tried victuals?” inquired a property (estimated at $8,000,000) was rowBxjuonro <>( thin wcU-aUenlxtal 1 'n,„ ngll t month.' gorenunoal of D»Muhamed in a few years, and that friend. iu’ooo * ’ ’ to charitable purposes. Peter ' Mimourt rtw,’ c*d»r aty.. tho immo.tato Sight of n,wu, b MnluunwJ hiui ,.x^b devised whf n his fortune was gon»* his guy com-1 mumcab.m Loriilnrd, of tobacco fame, became a Miwour*. river, *t onuUm and coumai Bhiffa. 2U,UUU I _ About 100,000 bushels of hemp seed parfions likewise departed. Even hb tho jxior Gowraor, who wm li. no mean. ; jv to Ule inhabitant, of I,■ruling rapiuliet in 1835, and the family j “ E"“°" “* 14,000 an* annually consumed for bird food in who lookcd him own brother closed his door against liim, » Uronte ot tho P<»P1»- tt. fear of has held front rank in this respect ever k.cwo I the United States. A heap of baby talk declaring that he, not having Inixhsl his acwth W»« «o gro.t tlmt ho loft oven - „ tatter, .nd it wm, to ho expected Ui.t since. John Mason was tlie first dry- | | is also wasted on biMs in the course of a warnings, did not Reserve oompaaeion. flung behind bun, oven hi. wtvo. and hjjl rcmova! wouM orMto oomfldimible goods king this city ever contained. He Mlaaourt river, at Kaxiam City. 2n’(x»> year, and if some of it was addressed to MiHKHiri river, at Hi. Joeeph Although this is no uncommon fate of trt‘^are^: -.I - , .. dissatisfaction. ‘When the officer of the died in 1842, having been estimated at a i the children they would be better noAfter the emu. had received tho d»- Sultao ,ppear(xl Muhamed, and round millioa during the lost seven I Ml>-oun nWi Btx>vr n spendthnfta, still tlie conduct of his former associates, and especially the natehro they callmi a oouned, and do- hiUuM jM, dl0 |ette.o( |u„ maatej, tho years of his life. James Lenox did not icehartw.HtLoaU.. • Mi,oa> I An Illinois youth, husking corn in a 'hard-hcartedne.su of his brother, pro­ liated upon the »te|» to bo taken for tin, I tonn„ i( in hrxmMitw. prewted reach the some financial standard until | 1^<VJL • i^ooo I near tho railroad, saw a new locoduced a dec]) impression upon the good- execution ot the received command, it hi, .objection on hi. 1850. Ex-Gov. Morgan baa Imm-u a mill- 1 improfinK sad i»er ’ motive, with a red smoke stock. He be­ natured this unhappy u —uew, heart of -y” y“-wv youth. -------- While doing ro there appeared a wcoud j (or,„,1 rc,iue«t.vl onlv a tew ionaire since 1852, and the same state1 stM*ry ’ » iaii» . 350.000 eiime ejune ingmeneu, frightehed, ana nnd ran to me the nonse house But, bebm mtted with inflexible power m.wronp-r with a letter ot auniliu- con- hou„. (1„Ut for hi. jouniev. meut may be made concerning A. T. J And tho Secretary of War is hereby 11crying ___ :____:tl“ rnt...i :__________ : x_ That • ’ere ______ engine is going to <g mind, ho did not loro courage, but de- tenw. Fearing delay and ran.tame thi; iot.'.^i h<- commanded the terminod to bear hi. wcU-mented fate- would onlv i-mhuiger Uumrolvc, they rmin, J, hia informed them of Stewart. Jay Gould took hte place in I authorized to accept, on l»ehalf of the bust, sure ; it’s red hot clean to the top the same rank ten years afterward, nnd ; United States, from tlie State of Michi- of tlie stovepipe." with manly flrmmwv .... I i hi. recall, and took an affectionate leave so did Russell Sage. George Jones and | gun, tlie St Mary’s canal and public A couniht preacher pictured the horAt first no other means of subsistence . ordered the inLabitanta to takt? the old ! { ti Scarc.-lv however hml the offered itaefl; h. wa. forced to live ou | Prob, pnroner, rod with due re.pe.-t to leftto? to« when di the Bobert Bonner ore now o’jj only mill- works thereon, provided that such trans- । rible torments awaiting thoee who yieldionaire journalists, for Bennett, though fer shall be so made as to leave the ed to the weaknesses of the flesh so the dm. he r«»v.d from the lwb.-w.-iw ■ rooeiro the epprorohmg one. Sian" | emira and principal inhabitanta ot tho al the moron®. Bhappewal at flu. , thirofolr_ hrotened to the poBteo of ttai | tugetfier, and rerolvod to worth more than lioth of the above, ia United States free from any und all' vividly that many persons in bis cougregation gave way *■'< to vmvuuun emotions ui of ..... liability of any .char...u - , gwgnwvu tone Uial the Sultan routed one of the diagnwcd Governor. Iwrot all exite, and | hnml,] mion tho Sultan to give them not practically a member of that pro- debts, claims, and tension. He is the heir, of immense octer whatsoever. * ... ..... whatsoe- •r. and said canal, after alarm. A poHor overspread their faces, chief mte-ju™. He wro .nrronnd.d by ro they met with no nwutan.-e, warchcd , noolh„ p„h, but Muhamed to whom wealth, wliich he is spending lavishly j Bcter „-n lie »„.free for public ....ki.ra use ..... :- llX1j their filled with tears. Fright­ such transfer, will an thr■ ■ Inch dignitane. ot the .tale, the whole pliuve- >ul-in vmn Tho tun,bl. b. o, ,be ened himself at the effect which he had drrroed in the meat nelly and nuwiifl- on. pmndno. loudly blamed the ouelero- , wcA) j, ly iujeb^b Tfo, ‘mi,,,, for his own benefit and that of others. , Hurrry of the Mi—ourl river from >t» tmniUi Cornelius Vanderbilt was not worth n : • ’ " , produced, the worthy worthy parson leaned over cent garment., hoar him w.dk,d two m<M of the emir., rod no doubt would I b, a mcM,nger million when he reached 50 He hail । MuSdn*wm xSJudX.Mo. bin ' pulpit and saiif: , z<: "I exaggerate omrtieta having targe .um. of money, Lave broken ant into a reliulhon that chm^ u> it fa Uv,. j, ,o Cxjn. been, however, preparing the way for Iniprortn*>UjMi*«ippirircraic«pcGinudc<u, ■ -------- ; r little, my ’hearers I exaggerate. " which he, aceordiug to ewitom due would have led to the pillaging of the .matin,,pie. Ai thi. letter append to r»pid profit., whiA were tlwmwiorlh | ltewlh^ I tribated among the multitude. Every city had nrt at the very moment from mMly n, , h , ^n(t rapidly acquired. William Libby, who miprovtiui Mix-i—tp^ n.er and harbor at piece ut monov wro.wrapped up m pro flu, oppomto nart .1 the city enrorf n- im^cliatelv ilrawn no. in which the MrmphU ................... ■ ......................... 15.00) | stands at the head of the present house To riclalzn. “Oh, what wm that? por; but mind with then.' packet, wore ; joining been heard which .eluted tho ono( 'jUuluun«1 ^e„ detailed, rod West Virginia—8250,000, tlie principal i At flrat you’rr all confarfcn, of A. T. Stewart A Co., failed in busi­ other, eiaitammg .mall round moce. ot lenng PaaluL ta which Thrtt you think it a delttaion. item being 8200,000 for the Great Ka- | giaro. on which the Saltan had written The new Governor .u™d«l by a , mnnination that the pronneo would not ness in 1845, and then became Stewart’s clerk. He was made x partner fifteen nawha river. rome nrofol mord. or proverb, oom- .plroilid1 .lute, proceeded wUhout .to). . (m.,T mbmit other ,^hl Wlieu a father, ovcrboarlnjt Tennessee—$405,000, ot which 8310,- j years ago, and soon became a million ­ p»»d by lumaelf. Theroline.groerallv ping to tho palace, .trewmg on la. way MubmM „ Cunatanti000 is for the improvement of the Ten­ pralae.1 pirerty, rod ridiculed the fool- money among the prople. Tho emin, „ k bo immediately led into the aire. nessee river, and $65,000 for the Cum-1 uh actions of the overbearing rush. You I were ready to receive him. ( pr^n^ of nio Sultan. Say “Tick.” berlond river. “ Where is the guilty one ? " demand- ' 1 . m W‘ .“77 may well imagine that the mass of peo- j Kentucky—8290,000, of which $200,- i In the name of Allah, speak, The following example illustrated in an ~r — man!" pie following the monarch were more eu Muhamed, fixing his piercing eyes j , " — .•monded the the GrandI Grand taw Sigmor.. " ...... Who amusing manner the absurdity of the 000 is for improvement of the Kentucky | ' Amundod greedy of the money than of the prov­ upon Ibe a-wmbly. Wboo at midnight acrunda appaUitur river. Hi» »OTera, commanding tone -rented •*> -™' 1 th « “ “ hl!le fc « red th “ ancient rule for “ minding tlie stops ” in erbs. Arkansas—$93,500. the principal item • , . . . reading: Muhamed was among the mass. He a general consternation. A long silence B6?. ?* T°11^ Main your heart go pit-*-pat. —v .n. —* — r ntho - emirs took i. “One of tlie Pashas of your imperial A country schoolmaster, who found it being $25,000 for the improvement of ‘ At last one -of olwcrwd attentively all the movements ensued. You're •urr il'a burglar* breaking | Highness," replied the undaunted Mu­ difficult to make his pupils observe the Whiteriver. of the monarch; and when the latter courage and said: Beeode the nl>ove there are numerous ' homed, respectfully. difference, in resiling, between a comma took out of the bags handfuls of gold "Your Highness will graciously par­ Hbru ft only minor appropriations for Western waters. 1 “By the beard of the Prophet!” cried and a full point, adopted a plan which and silver and .strewed it among the don us. The condemned probably re­ Testing Tea. multitude, ho eagerly grasped at one of ceived secret communication from Con- tlie Sultan, with inenvasing anger, "who he flattered himself would make them Traveling on His Looks. has appointed you Pasha, and who has proficients in tlie art of punctuation. It It is to well WUI known AUWnM that the LUC qU*ULV quality Mi of tea WU the small packets, ami then, pushing stantincmle, in consequence of whiah he They were in a railroad car journey- ] in judged by experts who taste'it after his way through the crowd, hastened to has fled from Damascus, for when we signed the firman of this promotion, was this: miserable impostor? ” In reading, when they came to a com ­ ing to Chicago. On the opjMwite seat infusion. In on office intended for the a solitary spot^ and opened it How searched tho palace he was gone." “ Your imjierial Highness, the sover ­ ma, they were to say tick; when they sat a man of commanding figure and purpos.- there are large tables with great o _____was rr, his ,disapi»ointmeut when, in- j " Fled !” cned the amazed Muhamed,1 round revolving tops. A circle of tea­ stead of tho expected gold, he found a i with thundering voice. "Miserable eign of the believers," quietly replied' came to a semicolon, they were to say brow, and thoughtful expression. " What a fine countenance, James ; 11 cups is placed along the edge of these, tick, tick; to a colon, ticlf, tick, tick, nnd round piece of glass.' He was on the slaves 1 Know yo that my commands Muhamed. “ This is too much! ” said the Sul ­ when to a full point, tick, tick, tick, tick. wish I knew his occupation., The tea-taster site down before the dis­ point of throwing it away, when liu eves ; are laws of tho Sultan, oar most gracious "Show tlie finnan, or 1 will Now, it so hanjiened that tlie worthy " Mavbe he is a lawver. ” . play of crockery and tastes one cup after caught the following ’-ords—"Ability master. * ’ * *from — Away my presence! tan. * * There’s too much benevolence in his I another, moving the table-top around •nd courage have opened the rood to Soon you wifi receive the punishment have you strangled instantly, you arch master received notice that tlie parish i In the center of the table ia a ]xiir of ' minister was to pay a visit of examination face for a lawyer." distinction to many. ’’ Muhamed smiled, that falls ujxm those who, like you, dis­ rogue." to his school. As ho was, of course, de­ “ He may be a banker. ” , scales with a silver half-dime in one of considered tho worth, and, having taken regard the authority of his Highness.” Muhamed, and he drew from his yr rrom ms , airous that his pupils should ahow off to " Not a bit of it ; a man with such a I the balances. Ono or two large kettle* a resolution, carefully placed both pa­ This tlireat spread fear and consterna­ per and glass in his turban, and has­ tion among the emirs. The new Pasha breast a piece of paper, in which was | the best advantage, he gave them an heavenly expression couldn’t coptent ore kept constantly with boiling water which i extra 0^]] thg day before tho examina­ himself with money getting. His aim ! in them. When a sample of tea is to be j — hud, through his liberality, already won wraiqxxl the piece of glass, and tened away, well knowing how to act. in life is liigher than that." I tasted, as much is weighed out ar, will There are traders in Constantinople the common jieople, and resistance was, he laid respectfully at the feet of the tion. "Now,” said he, addressing his pupils, "I guess you ore right, Amelia ; I’ll i Imlance the half-dime. Thia is put into who lend all kinds of droHsce, from the therefore, out of the question. Mu­ Sultan. Impatiehtly the Sultan picked it up, “when you read before the minister to­ take your word and hia for it.” I a tea-cup and the boiling water poured most costly, studded with diamonds and hamed, however, hail the emirs called At the next station an inquisitive ! on. Tlie tea-taster then stirs up the other precious stones, to the simple gar­ back one by one, received them most and looked with searcliing eye upon the morrow you may leave out the ticks, ment of the derviali. The call for this graciously, and presented them with a writing, which he easily recognized as though you must think them as you go farmer took a seat beside the stranger leave*, lifts them on his spoon, and inwith the noble brow, and asked liim hales the aroma. At the some rime he jMMmliar trade rents in the fact that many part of the treasures of his prodecesaor. his own. Then he remained silent for along, for the sake of elocution. ” So far, so good. Tlie next day the alvout liis vocatiod. Amelia held her I generally takes a sip of the infusion, men, suddenly raised from abject pov­ In this manner he clianged the common some time, lost in thought, while the near him, ex- minister was ushered into the school­ breath and listened to the reply. It wai holds it in his mouth for a abort fime’ fear mvu into tiniL'KU general joy. joy. This JL.UJD eueiucuc energetic Grand . - Vizier, . '■ standing . erty to high office, are in immediate I»u » ‘ burstt of anger, and Mu­ room by the master, who, with smiles this: x. and then spite it out. Enormous brass need of dothaa suitable to their new deportment of the new Governor pro- i P®6^ a fresh the still-more-favorablc result, 1 “med« tor pardon, bent his aud lx)W8, hoped that the training«of tho K "I keep a saloon and a meat shop, cuspidors, holding two or three galstation. For the same reason these duced .a..the < .tenia<>r a «nira • a a Mt'S ■ At thu tltlU moment dared letter, ar- pupils would meet his approval. My wife sells beer and I do my .own Ions, receive the tea thus tasted and the traders furnish those upstarts with tbW that tlie terrified emirs dart'd not. in. km** At *lu?l ttlOH the letters ' — ‘—*—of * X1the —■cups —— **-“■ *--*--■* horse.i, servants and other m-cessarv j quire for the finnan of the Sultan by nyed from Damascus, which as extraorNow it so happened that the first boy butchering." contents that have been- ex­ requisltee, which they lend for stipula-1 which Muhamed was appointed Paalin of ; j J. important^ were without delay called up by trie minister had been amined. One some occasions, when a As shedding light on tho much-dis­ large amount of tea of a certain kind is tod weekly payment 1 To one of these ; Damascus ; but they were satisfied that “fLSS?»Sf t ,n i absent the preceding day, and in the w bought, ,n,UKIil., xmuiv auuipws <n traders Muhamed directed his stops, and, j their carelessness with respect to the j , ^^r Std^ h^ cirefully read hurrv the master had forgotten to give puted question : "Who was the Com- to Lo many samples of uus this are are »»^SimL»S»r''Le“u^“h ±XV‘”’ tar’°°' P“h* Vi3£7^"kerrilul I | liim him his liis instructions how to read. revul. Tho The mimder-ifi-Chief at the battle of Bunker brought in from different houses The minister asked the boy to read a Hil ? H is said that there is at Yale buyers and sellera sit around the revolv• flrtitiou. St row. nenaiSxlXin the morotmo Mahunod. who poro j A chapter in the Old Testament, which he cnKTBVin?’ ing table with the wimples made into in­ 1775, representing a sternly and ro- . fusion, in the cups before them. The«e usurer io lu-urer to provide provKu? mm him wiui with magnificent mngnincent mmsbo Missed quwe quite im as mucu much unmuan intellect sa as onerener.• , - „ “ pointed out The boy complied, and in don lilist military milltArv gentleman, rrnntlnman who wUn » .... i .ti r_____> .1 bust is de­ __ it..,. bonus and ..a .....t. t.. wr»tiichi.iii.l rt ction in Ta province o my empire. nis liest accent begun: • are tasted all around, the “body,’> clothe*, fine richly-dnusi-d gy, zuxnw■HunAmi commenced i,ic. his office i,wr by Llesacniug “And the Lord spake into Moses, say­ scribed in the marginal title os “Israel "fineness,” “ toaatiness,” etc., ore body-guard. Within a few hours tlie t the burdens of the people, by abolish-1 ing tick, speak unto the children of Putnam, Esq., Major General of the learnedly discussed, and the jvoorer Israel, saying tick, tick, tkk, nnd thus Connecticut forces and Commander-in- specimens discarded. Then those that ” shalt thou sav unto them, tick, tick,, Ohief at the engagement of Bunker are left are tasted again and the number tick, tick." This unfortunate exhibition Hill, near Boston, 17th of June, 1775.” further reduced. Bo it goes on until the acted like a. shower-bath on the poor article which unites the desired price to pay for this expensive outfit in the aultaro, commerce having ta this banner woo the ’general | “J 1 , master, while the minister and his and quality ia obtained. So delicate is course of a week. He had no money, v—:*u:--------friends almost died of laughter. nuisance to pillars and outdoor orna­ the taste of an experienced tea-taster , hut certainly an inventive head that, confidence of the bettor claiwes, ha in, Sultiui! cned the happy Muhamed, mental work in Hartford as to require that he will detect not only tlie quality through the ccmtly turban, seemed to aured himself the affection of the multithe placing of wire screens as a protec­ of tlie tea as regards age, strength, fla­ How a Town (lot a Queer Name. have received a double amount of saose tndn by his great liberality t3 the poor. Toward tbe old Governor’s relations and ! tuA n imruu-nw with What’s in a name ? A good deal, we tion against the little rogues. vor, fineness, etc., but he can tell in friends he acted in the most insgnaniafterward governed Damascus with ore told, and how crime Tombstone, Ari­ which of the numerous district* in China mow apirit. rod to flaw uf th^emir. | mz»~* •« fortwanty.flva Ool. Gaoboe F. B, Leighton, Nor- the tea was grown. The facte regarding. zona, to have such a name ? It was not who boa hebl office under that poor tel- •' eun*borrowed or stolen from any other place the different samples are M^metimes put low he presented honors and riches. |------------------------------- on tlie glol»e, nor over suggested by berry and fruit-growers in the country. on the Ijottom of tlie cups, where they At tho time when this happened the 1 The Washingtoa University, at St novel or gazetteer. The story gons, and His pear orchard numbers 6,000 trees. cannot be seen. The cups are then to him. Murud was on the commuuiodion l>etween the capital and Lotus,- Mo., has received in ita history it is true, that two young men, brothers, Since his retirement from.tlie Confeder­ mixed up, and the infusions tasted the province* was very deficient, and gifts exceeding $1,000,000, Ixwide more when al>out to start from Tutcon on a ate army in 1865 he has devoted himself again, and sorted out simply by their this wm the cause why a txmiuderable j than $100,000 received for scholarship pros]>ecting tour in tlie Dragoon mount­ to fruit-culture, in which he harf l>een flavors. * That the occultation is an ex group time elujhfc-d lisfore the Sultan hoard of endowments. The birgest amount crea- ains, Sonora, or somewhere else, were highly successful. He i* an active aud ceedingly unhealthy one need hardly be -- ---------- ------ ---------------- ---------------- «------------------ b jjo^QQO, and the advised to give up the undertaking; for prominent member of the American "u.y- “,th° t“ur' «*>»>’««■ I if they persisted they would find neither I mssens, and it was only through the ex-1 next is $179,500. unted with tea. * hi. �XMPKD XVEBY BATUBDAr MOBXWU, Al Jfaahville, Michigan. State Senate, 1 met him in the Delavan DOt House in Albany. Even then be showed symptoms of the disease which resulted With an IMMENSE STOCK of New and Fresh in his death the following year. I my­ ■IBB TOWKEB’S CHICKEM8. self was Dot in good health, mid natur­ w Hbe WMCM«MiaiteTmKba ally we began to talk of our ailments. We hud known each other well for yearn, . Miss Towner was one of the seliool- and he talked with me freely. teoching speauea.’ She went to North Carolina soon after the war, and took charge of the Jonesville district school. tr3inihg, such aa I used to take before a AND TEEMING WITH CUSTOMERS She was between 40 and 50, and her rep­ fight. I would soon clear out my sys­ utation for foarieaaneaa and decision of tem." . • "Did you train yourself, Senator,” I character in connection with the kitchen poker made her a terror to tramps and asked. OFFICE nr THUM AN'S BBIQK. SECOND STOHY. evil-doers generally. Tho pleasant lit­ “ Yea,” said he. ’* Right over yonder," tle cottage in which Miss Towner lived pointing in the direction of Troy, "wan alone, without even a servant, had a my tramping ground when training for TTrnci small yard attached to ik which scemwl my fight with Heenan. I have started Our stocks for the Spring of 1880 consists, as usual, of the « 8.00 eminently adapted for chicken culture. , out over those hills arid fields, between best selections from the largest wholesale houses in New Miss Towner had made several attempts West Troy and Waterford, many shot to keep chickens, but the magnetism of morning, with two heavy suits of clothes, York, Detroit and Chicago, which may be enumerated the CCHOred element was altogether too and trumped under the broiling sun for under the heads of strong, ttnd she had definitely abandoned hours, in order to reduce my weight ’■ffiSi. the tmdertaking, when she read of the Often, when taking those tramps, I have Massachusetts man’a trap. It was dlear oome across a cool spring of water or a to her that whatever could be done by a running brook, und it seemed its though The Newe baa athoroogb,bona Bde circulation good-for- nothing- man could lie done for I must duck my head into the water and better by an intelligent woman, and ac- drink my fill. If it was a question of cordinglv she resolved to stock tlie ,money, I would not have looked at a strive । empty chicken house, and to get a new thousand dollars a second time, if it hail original trap.' After much thought ahe' to lie paid before I could get a drink. hit upan the plan of a noose trap. She But I was training myself to win that procunxl a long rope, which alie passed fight, and I-was determined to win it rjLiXGA OFt'iCEKH through n pulley placed on the limb of u I luiew it would not do for me to drink Ladies Preai-lent—William Klllra. a tree near the - chicken house. To one the water Hien, and so I resolutely shut Furnishing end of tho rope won attached a weight my eyes, /urned my back on the water, of 200 pounds, aud to the other end n ,and walked on, while my lipe and throat .Maraud — ■ , C fioUinoose, and tlie weight was so arranged jeemed ptuyhed and ready to crack open. that a slight pull on tlie noose would “ For weeks I only saw my wife jis qhe cause it to shoot into tlie air, dragging (stood oi_th«y gate of our house when I I with it the unfortunate colored man passedonThese walks, to greet me with Jiarirtits. ■ whose* unlawful foot hod entered it. One 'a kind word and cheer me up. My THE CELEBRATED j afternoon she received a supply of chick- .friend,” he continued, "you can’t BlHUDIirr El’I^COPAL CHURCH—A. D. Nawtom. I‘a«lor. IX-rvIrr-a •very&tbbath at iQij ens, which she placed in the .imagine tlie torment a man lias to go a. tu. and 7 p iu. Habhatli acbool at Hi tn. Fr»y«r I I chicken house, making no effort tlirough when he is fitting himself for u Carried Nafely Tiirongh. I to conceal tlie ' fact from the prize fight But then, after that is all ASH VILLE LODGE. No. SM K. A AM. Repa- 1 ' * The danger of reviving an old appe-1| colored public. Just before dark ;over, neither enn yon have any idea of lar confmunieallon on each Wednesday ere. al « r* -1 ± i 1 r A* • ' TllCV CaHDOt fail 10 please the LadlCS. tite, or of creating a new one, by ad­ she set her trap and repeatedly tested it .the glorious feeling that a man exjxiri- 1 o'clock sharp, on nr before the full of the moon. are cordially invited. I * * ministering alcoholic drinks to sick per­ by poking tlie noose with a stick. Aliout ,encea when he gets himself in perfect Tranalant brothersROBERT McCARTNY, W. M. _ sons hna led many conscientious medical 9 o’clock that evening she fancied that ,condition. It is worth all tlie trouble JOHN L SMITH, Secretary. --------- —•------------she heard a noise in tlie yonl, and it oc- ,and suffering that one has to go to. men to abandon the practice. I tar OUR SYSTEM OF HANDLING ONLY Bon. In the following case is an instance, cwwd to her that some one might be ■Everything .in the world looks different gusinrw girrrrcri]. where a patient with the assent and prowling aliout the chicken house. She 'to him from what it does when liis sys­ est Goode and selling on the basis of sympathy "of his physician, refused therefore laid aside her copy of “Ed­ tem is clogged up with bile, and he Is W. H. YOUNG, strong drink to ilia, yery verge of death. wards on tlie Will," took up tlie poker, ,carrying around a quantity of flesh that Ji. OtHce East aide of Main Street, Naahrtlh ' Feet to and • < hours from 7 to V a. tn. and I to 7 p- m ' Trusting in God he fought his battle and crept stealthily into tlie yanL It is’only a burden to him. It is almost i enables us to hold all our old custom­ through, and conquered The facts are was a bright, moonlight night, but no 'iuqxwaible to get a man when in such a H. A. BARBER, condensed from a narrative in a recent one was visible, nnd, after making sure ,condition into a bud humor. He feels il. Homeopathic Physician and Hurveoc ers and gain new ones every week. A visit to the PIONEER address of a memlier of .the Women’s that her chickens were all safe, she was like a young colt, und wants to kick up • < >Glee, near rvahtenee. on corner of WaaUibit about to return to her reading, when she his heels and have a good time with ev­ ion and Christian Temperance Union. State Streets. Nashville. Mich. STORE will convince the incredulous of this fact. We aim __________________________ A reformed drunkard, after sixteen accidentally stepped within the fatal ‘erybody and everything he meets. Oh, CHAS. 11. URADY. \ t0 please natrons both in quality and price of goods offered years, of faitliful adherence to his pledge, ntxme. Tlie trap did credit to her in­ yea, indeed, I do wish I had the time to was attacked with pt/atmia, or decay of ventive genius. The noose caught her ‘once more go through a regular training. u.»i kut^s.nd in.uranro Acrnt. Collecting । them. Although most goods have advanced from lb to 25 per the blood, prolmblv the slow growth of by lioth ankles, and in on instant she I’ know it would fix me out all right. and Conveyandng a specialty. Bounty and PanYi. ,» ij • m found henielf swinging with her head But 1 can’t; so there’s no use talking,' non calms promptly atuoded to. and an ether cent we are Belling many of them at the old prices, seeds sown during his early excesses. iry US business >lncM entrusts.? entnute.'! to my care. ca Office opposite Un, o * •* The physician wl .b was called to him just clear of the ground. With great he said, regretfully. Saab rille Mich. »n House. Nashville. | Rlld 8CC. was well aware that wine and malt li- presence of mind she put her hands on “ But I can, Senator," I-replied, “and quora were always prescrilied in such the ground, nnd thus in some manner if you will only tell me what to do I will LEWIS DURKER N. B.—Will continue to pay tbe highest market price in cases, but be shrunk from tlie responsi­ relieved her ankles of tlie strain of her try it You know I am not well, and I T AWYEH, Notary Public, Real Estate and Inaur JL» anee Agent Collections promptly made, and exchange for all farm products. bility of {MMsibly making the man a ।entire weight. It was, however, impos­ believe it will do me good." Cenrcrancing proparly executed Office tn D. C sible for her to release herself, and it drunkard again—if he recovered The burly, gotxl-natured Senator OriCilh'a Store. The <liseas<‘ is almost incurable, under was with difllcultv that she could either | looked at me in a quizzical way for a any treatment He frankly told his pa­ breathe or nee There was clearly noth- j minute, and then gave that low, pecul­ EMORY PARADY. tient so, and submitted to -him the ques­ ing to be done but to wait until some । iar whistle which all who knew liun in­ USTICE OF THE PEACE. Conveyancing car fully and promptly attended to. Office ca j tion of the remediea. The patient re- ; ■early chicken-stealer should nmve and ; timately will rememlier so well when he . Prop’r Pioneer Store, Nashville, Mich. aid-i Main btriel. Nashville Mich. 1 appeal to him for aid. Miss Towner 1 was astonished or amused at anything. ferred it back to him. ‘ WM. PARMENTER, ‘ ‘ With a wife and nine children do- , ilia not have long to wait. By half-post “ You'll try it!’’ said he. “Why, my pendent on me,” he said, “ I do not wish 9 Mr. Hannibal Blue approached tlie ; friend, you don’t know what you’re talk­ J^ow IB THE TIME D. Offiee over Hull's Drug store, V« to die ; but,, doctor, my children know | yard on chickens bent, but of an nn- I . monivlUe, Mieh. | fortunately timorous mind. JVhen he j ing about. You wouldn’t go half tlirough nothing about strong drink. ’’ with it before you’d weaken. Oh I no. Wl H. GRISWOLD. To Take Advantage of the The physician was in a distresaing . came in night of the mysterious aud a;>­ A man lias got to have something more D. Homoeopathic Physician and S^rpmn. dilemma. To withhold the liquors, and 1’ palling spectacle presentid by Miss • Oflicc over L>. GrifBln'a store. Bealdencv for an incentive than you have before probably lose his patient, seemed almost Towner, he remarked^ " Golly !" in ac- he’d ever go through with such a course. oorni-r I'nlllips and Durkse strtstaC Prompt alienlike committing a crime against a human |i cents of great terror, and tied away, con- ■ But," continued tlie Senator, “there is Uon ttiven to ealia day or night. life. To prescribe them, and save his I। vinced that he hiul seen u ghost, while I| one thing yon can do, and it will do you A. M. FLINT, patient would probobly only insure the Miss Towner,. with a voice stifled by good if you stick to it, and that is to lire V al Law and Solldtor In Chancery ‘j emotion and flannel, in vain besought I man's slower* ruin. ■ dice In all tho Courts of thia sure on a prize-fighter’s diet for throe months. Meeting a , collection* promptly made. Office over 1>. C. The physician was a Christian man. I him to come back. Do you lielteve you could do that ?’’ Griffith's Store, Nashville, Mich. He asked for guidance from Him in '' dozen of his fellow-citizens, who , "I will try it," I said, “if you ore whose hands are the fives of all men, and (• were on their way to the chicken bouse, i wining to tell me what it is. ” E PARADY, ' Mr. Blue explained that he hail been decided st last to dispense with all alco­ j “Well, then, take- ar— pen----and some Vf ANUFACTUREB of Boots and Shoes. Making --- -----------------holic stimulants, and use only simple ■ driven away bv a peculiarly frightful 111 and repairing neatly done, also strid alien- i ghost, dressed ’entirely in white and 1 paper, and I can tell you, nnd yon cun lion to fill ad orders promptly, and al the lowest nutrients and correctives. If he could ■ not restore tlie man’s health, he would i holding both its arms upright above its 1 write it down. But I don’t believe you ll«dns prices. Shop east aidevf Main Street. ' head. He could not, however, induce will do even this." Where he is constantly opening do nothing to injure his soul. his friends to share his fears, and, strong Having s-cunsl the pape.’ and ink, RAYMAN. Goods and Ra<ya^e earned to any Tlie patient, who was also a follower I, in the consciousness of numbern, they j Morrissey dictated to me os follows : place tn the village. Stout burses, good dray * of Chnst, grew weaker every day, but I i pursued their wav to Miss Towner s “1. Take a black draught Any drug­ his faith in his physician, and his faith s yard. At the first sight of the alleged I gist will put it up. All prize-fightera CHARLES SCHEIDT. iu his Savior, were touching to see. ? ’’host, they were undeninblv alarmed, > take this when they begin to train for a l>I.A< KNMITn. attends promptly ro all * Week after week he lay helpless on his | nit, finding that it did not attack them, fight. I > m- Ul ivkMiilIh at.-l Iltuv-Sh.-elnc liar. You’ll find * a"' ’ " it *v the “ liveliest dose of bed, praying alternately for life, for his | they gained courage and drew nearer. In medicine you ever took. W. *< >-l<G >!»*:> *'■ III'* Mm a call family, and for resignation. But all tlie I “2. Be sure and get at least seven or I time they recognized Miss Towner’s time the thought that he was free from anticriljtnrotuj Card*. voice, and were able to comprehend that eight hours of good, sound sleep every­ tlie ixiison that he hated for the harm it j she hail been hoist by her own petard, day. had done him gave him joy. "3. Iu tho morning when you first OLCOTT HOUSE, “Thank God,” bo would say, “if I < tluit is to say, noose. Some men in like ' circumstannes would have left the un­ get up drink a glass of hard cider witli u die, I shall go into God’s presence a ; happy chicken proprietor to pass tbe raw egg in it. If the cider is not to be sober man. ” ’. night in misery. Not so did these kind- hod, then use sherry wine, but I prefer C. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. •At last his friends interfered, and in l ly colored men. They first carefully resisted that he should take wine. It was | moved all the chickens, and then inves- . tlie cider. Then start out and walk Is a new Hotel, centrally' located, well kept, : IT---------- ------------------------- •--------- ------------ briskly for a couple of miles. When the only thing that would revive him, turn natrons are always sure of (riling better a> | tigatod tbe the contents of the kitchen larder * ’ :l tiguted । you come back take u sponge bath aud idatiud* fur u>e muuuiit paid, than al any | they s:ud, for he was almost gone. I and the smoke house. Having thus done j rnb yourself dry with n coarse towel. ethei .■td In ,u lUrrv county. "Throe first-class bam pls Rooms on nrst fluoi. ;ar~z;. H this is nasamre from th‘*ir whole dnt-v’ tkpy ‘‘xPUij*ed to Miss Rub until your skin is all aglow. life to death I am hannv ^Once" I was I Towner that they would st-nd her a col-, por breakfast cat u Icon steak, C3” It in economy to trade with me, for I will not allow any merchant to dvinir a drunkard ani^'that was miwrr <,red toTeb‘ase ber within the next J cooked rare, and stale bread. Uhc no u' •»* ruKriiw, undersell me, who aella for CASH. unswakalile " ’ ‘ ' half hour, and then bode her a respect- niilk, no sugar, no butter, and no jxitaHiZ wif« untreated him witli tears but farewell, confident that in the cir- toes, with the exception of aliout once B ohh Barber, evin^w XS<l^m<n“hmi cumstanaw she could not identify her | week. V Tou wJ. yoU eat a nmst "Taka tlie wine awav ” he whinnered benefactors. They kept their word, and or baked potato in the morning. Drink And dealer In Seysra. Tobacco Gents' Furnishing noirtimr to it with Iiis feeble fiiiff-ir’ j before 11 o'clock Mrs. Dinah Washing- sparingly of tea and coffee. Tea is best JIERE YOU HAVE THEM. “'ll nrarlv lost-mo heaven once Take 1 ton arT’ved lowered Miss Towner! "g. For dinner eat rare roast litef nnd it atrav carefully to the ground, nninpired, ex- ' stale bread. Use no potatoes or vegeC. Dll.I.IN. _ ? ‘ . c^pt by a few slight braises, and a some- tables of any kind with this meal. For When we say thia, we mean that you have • • >1 otary I*ublio, . By-RHd-by tlie crisis came ine pny- w£at excewive tendency of blood to the I change you can Lave occasionally u Maple Grove, Mich wrote Wh»t h. bdwTed |ICTJ ______ unlton chop. J.ut without Ut. ' to be his loot prescription, ordered care- ; " 6. For supper, a lean steak or a g LIEBHACSEK, To Cure Foot Rot in Sheep. ful nursing and went away. _ The patient mutton chop without fat Do not eat lay scarcely breathing, his attentive The — preparation of the. , foot .. is •just as, uuv any warm wunu biscuit uiiMjuii m or worm wiuiu mcaunkuu' bread at any watcherleaningover him, with fingers essential tia the remedy, for u every part CHflcntin):« the.remedv if tin’ic. Stick *2 to good, wholeooia? stale ~ ~2 ’ — 1—1—- - - — — -—I • it, the disease .liaoncut is it not not laid loiri bare Imivc the tho remedy ntrnmlv wheat ...bread. . E^nt no pies, cokes, , on his pulse. The pulse began to grow of or stronger; the breathing became deeper will not effect a cure. A solution of | of ^7 READY MADE CLOTHING, We are opening the largest and most complete stock of and more regular. Tl>e weeping family blue vitnol as strong as can be made a’n other nthp'r seasonings, very sSarinclv. SPRING GOODS, that we have ever had the and idl sparingly. in the next room waited for the closing and ns hot as you can war your luand in, I " 7. Use no stimulants of any kind. riTrwhvUle.______ -_______ Jffloh-... pleasure to present before the people of scene. Thev heard a strange sound and evenfora moment, having the liquid three 1 Drink sparingly of rpHAT HU.5BA5D OF MIME ! rushed to the sufferer’s bedside. The or four inches deep, or. deep enough to Do not smoke. Nashville and vicinity, as a call at water. Do not eat berries or vegetables cover all the affected ports; then hold ; of any kind, excepting occasionally a raw our store willfully prove. Gets hie 8UAV1NG and HAIB CUTTING rying to sing the diseased foot in this liquid ten min­ onion. utes, or long enough to penetrate to all " 8. If you feel weak in the morning the diseased parts; put tlie sheep on u A. L. RASEY'S, The crisis seemed to be passed, and dry burn floor for twenty hours to give liefore breakfast, it comes from the buthing, and it should be discontinued for a the gladness with which wife and cliil- it a chance to take effect. r dren joined in that thanksgiving must where I have tried it, it ________ "There, my friend,” continued the have made itself heard in heaven. cure, and I have never given a sheep Senator, “ you have the diet of a prize OF AT.T. THE LATEST PATTERNS. The man got well, and that physician £ BUSH, medicine internally for foot rot. This will always believe tlrnt h» recovery was remedy I call a dead shot when the foot fighter when in training, without the ex­ ’ "THE BOSS” orcise tliat goes with it If you will fol­ du« to the fidelity and Christian trust is thoroughly prepared, but a more ex­ low it for three months I’ll guarantee It must also be remembered that we also carry an immenaa peditious way, and where you don’t you will feel much lu-tter tllan you do hardly hope to exterminate the disease, now, and you won’t lx* troubled with care to encounter. stock of RARHVILX^. MICH. but keep it in subjection, is this : After dyspepsia. ’But I know yon won’t doit" preparing the feet as for the vitriol cure, Mr. Morrissey was right I did not take butter of antimony, pour oil of live upon tlie prwwribcd diet for three yyiLLIAM JONES, The Power of Rpeech.—A man who vitriol into it slowly until the heating P00*1”’ J,® Il“ cannot use hw eyas should use his and bouiw pn>«-‘ -pply OBN O STRONG?, Spring Goods HAPPY IN BARGAINS C lotliing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Jlashi'illt giurturg. and Glentai’ Goods. Crockery, M N M DAVIS AND SINGER SEWING MACHINES! Three Sixteen Ounces the yard, to the pound, M J L. J. WHEELER, M M GREAT SPRING BOOM. It Can Be Found at D. C. GRIFFITH’S D CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, Boots, Shoes, TVotioiiw, Etc. I>. C. GRIFFITH. J Bargains in Spring Goods. DRESS GOODS and PRINTS, tor: BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, BOOTS, SHOES, I with a swab. This remedy works > —— --7~——r------------ —— —- — | quicker, is stronger than the vitriol, and light when it cannot strike a light. ] just as safe, but its mode of applicuThe spiritually hand man can ntt* a । blind ft renders it less sure.—Ohio Farmer. loud shd exceeding!y-bitter cry that; Bquire—” Got your eye in mourning ahaH pierce heaven and enter into th i again, I see, Patf’ Pat—“Oi have! ear and heart of GtxL . It’s In mournin' for the batin’ I gave that brute Rafferty this day!” AND Curious Fact, It is, perhaps, a curious fact that none of the greatest masters of ancient art ever depicted the expression of the fe­ male bather's face as she strikes out for shore with a crab in tow.—Atidrcirn' ALL KINDS S FOOT COVERING, HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC. TJEZbTTTSTS �OUB UTEX1TUKE. a^irhiaxn «rntal3frilresi This is the Sreateet Show Tbe American pcujylc of to-day are indeed a literary people a»d it is im­ ' possible to cntcra house in all tlie land where some paper or periodical is not a weekly vUitor. It is a lamentable - MAY IS, 18M. SATURDAY. fact that many heads of families pro­ vide for their children light trashy REPUBLICAN STATE CONTENTION. reading, such as love-sick novels and continued fictions stories which be­ ‘ Upwards of 000 Republican delegates! witch tlie young mind and implant J" representing the various conn ties of their thoughts a desire to become the state, gathered in tho Detroit Opera j hero or heroine of a tragic romance. House ou Wednesday last, to* elect 23 Almost every issue of the press an­ . delegates to tbe Chicago National Con­ nounces the criminal act of some ru­ vention and transact such other bnsinmantic couple who have become tired ess as might properly come before the of the regular routine of honest in­ convention. Capt. E. P. Allen, of dustrious life and have implanted a Washtenaw was chosen chairman and stigmaou their character that will fol­ Hon. James O’Donnel, of Jackson, sec­ low them to their graves ahd and re­ retary, and the convention immedi­ flect a stain upon the name of their fam­ ately proceeded to business' in a bnsin ilies. Fathersjf your sons have acquir­ ess like manner. The committee on ed a habit of perusing this light, trashy resolutions reported the foiling resolu­ literature, we care not whether it be a tion which, while being read wore bound book or a weekly newspaper frequently interrupted with applause filled with this class of matter, use all nnd unanimously adopted with three your influence over them to abandon it rousing cheers: and substitute in its stead good 1. Tho republican party ot Michigan, reading mutter that in council assembled, greatefully and substantial reverently recall tbe memory of its two will enlighten and instruct their minds illustrious chiefs who have fallen since instead of degrading and lowering our last convention—William A. How­ them iu their own estimation as well ard and Zacharinh Chandler—and in this city, where they sleep in their as that of their fellowmen. Money graven side bv side, we solemnly pledge laid out in a good moral and scentific renewed fidefitv to tlie great and na­ paper, whether local or otherwise in an med principals for which these men investment that iu after years will lived and died. (Applause.) 2. Those principals are exact justice, bring you in return a larger rate of and the seenrity of all civil aud politi­ interest than an investment iu goldcal rights to all men, of whatever race bearing bonds. As a general rule or nationality, and in whatever section of the country; the ballot box mode children want lively wide-awake read­ aril kept accessible to every citizen, ing to interest them and depend upon without peril and without intimida­ it they will read something, and it lays tion,; the rule of the majority ns ex­ iu your power now to lay before them pressed in, nn honest ballot, honestly cast nnd honestly counted; absolute fi­ literature of your own selection nnd delity to all public and private obliga­ the mind once started in the right tions; a sound currency as the only channel will continue to grow into a system that is honest and that gives to natural liking for that class of reading the laboring men fair nnd just protec­ tion ; nnd the authority of the nation aud rice vena. Home news is the as expression of the will of tho Ameri­ quickest to call the attention of children can people. (Applause.) aud one or more local newspapers is 3. That the choice of the republicans of Michigan fur president is James G. an indispensible article which should Blaine (great applause nnd cheers]; and find its way into every house-hold. It the delegates chosen this day to the gives them u knowledge of what is Chicago conyention are requested to going on in the community around use all proper efforts to secure his ,v applause.) > .nuov 1 ,^em nn,l their mind will gradually be nomiiintinn. (Great pledge our cordial 4. That we j ' ’ *’ " and’ 'j'drawn out farther nnd they will be tlie luominee |i;ominee of the I eager to know what is lieing in'' hearty supportt to the being dnne done in nalittj,,: republienu convcanonat CM-I tlwcouritr}- »tluW»t.<lii> factlhe.ncag«. [Applause.] [tire world. The well educated nnd Hon. Janies F. Joy, of Detroit, Hon. . thoroughly posted mtn of to-dny are ,, Jr> ' the men who rend the palters daily. । OninrD. Conger, ;f St. Clair, Perry hour of nneFnl reading i»u-h diiv SILLS UtOTHUtS* HAS JD8T OPENED A BRAN NEW STOCK OF MAIN LINE. Dry Gooda. Groceries, ■ILL10IAIRE COMFEDEBWIOJ i»n. TiAIMS o> tw Mata Uae will paaa Jaekroa aafoIWwa: Going Went From Jnckaor,. Herts, Caps, <JLo thing-, and • 1000 YARDS OF FANCY PRINTS, Direct from the factory and at prices that will astonish you. ■ 75 PAIR MENS’ BUCKLE ALEXIS, The Atlantic and Paetflc Exprewee run dally ; other roa dally except Sudsy. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. Dom Pedro and walking shoes, wm positively exhibit st 35 SUITS OF FANCY CHEVITE SUITS, HASTINGS Ranging from $J5 upwards, SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1880. j LADIES AND MISSES WALKING SHOES IT HAS IAHY TIMES THE LARGEST Ilaatlnex,. NMbvUlB. In every style . MENAGERIE ; Hats that are hats, INFINITELY THE GREATEST. GRANDEST AND MOST CLASSIC CIRCUS: _A_ Sig-* Sitock of Groceriew, AND MOST. COMPLETE Going Fast ITroxxi J»m^V»oxx7 **•*’"_■-------- — WO p. ZrriT. Datreit M p Day Expraee... 4M p.m. ArriveDvtralt *30 Atlantic Ex...._ItNt. m. Arrive Detroit !4’ i Might Kxprea. Htaa.________ rrive Detroil 1,000 of them from lOcts up. Including the Boss 50 ct Tea nnd Regular Chewing Tobacco at 40cts per pound. at Gorreoua KOO.OOO Free I’roce denaational Barpnaes ; Including All kinds of Produce taken in exchange for Goods. W. G.AYLSWORTII. A $200,000 HERD OF ELEPHANTS, / Tb® Great ami Only KOBIN MOM, Bareback Kqueetarian Emperor of the Uelverae : engaged at a salary of 11,000 per week, and who rides *L-5»nd 0 p. tn You can always find the following articles, or will be made to order : All kinds of Tbe only SV),000, Twenty 8e« Lion, PoKr Elephant Arnpbiblotu Leopard nud Siberian Seal Aquarium: FARMING IMPLEMENTS, SELLERS’ THE ONLY |18,000 DROVE OF SIX PERFORM­ ING OOLUttAUOCATT E; The Only $22,000 Tito-Horned Hhinoceros ; Grand Rapid* and Detroit. All tralna eonaect In *»me depot at Detroit with Gre*! WeaUrn. Grand Trunk and Canada Sou tbern Hallway*. K. C. BROWK, H. B. LED Y ADD. Aaa't Gen’i tlapt Jaekaon. Geti'l Snp’t Detrol Hrant C. Wbbtvobis, Gen’l F'aaaandTlekat Arant.Clileavo. OSBORN REAPERS AND MOWERS. SULKEY RAKES/ Shovel PlowNr Corn Cultivators and Harrows both Square and * butterfly. Hairy COUGH SYRUP! SO 1 earn before the Public. aud thriiling equeatarian drama, cxprcealy anangciTor them, and graphically lllu.irating the ravage ontiaiuhM ana ilngle rnmtau of bo-dvr warclarv ; . Pronounced by all to be tlie moat fAeatanl and efficacious remedy note in Tuvcniy Kln« Sarbro'« Royal Japan™ Clrena; -Juse for tbe cure of coughs, colds, hoarse­ The only fzi.un Wl'lla Cobb’. MliMlnn- Circa. ness, croup, tickling sensation in the . z throat, whooping cough, etc. Over a The only show that has all and everything ' million bottles sold tcithin the last few auana ererprau.;, , ’ u aaicriises. Carnages, 1 op and Single buggies and Spring wagons. Trim-, yean. It gives relief where ever used, and the power to impart benefit that u tbr uoUed TmJ(rt | ming a specialty. Old tops made to look as good as new !! cannot be had from the cough mixtures The only •!>..» tbai hM i.o • Catxb Buiehera." ,,_____ . r «... „ , ,. ‘ it"'»r 01 nw 111 reading eucn nay >r>d Pcnut u>J ictnon^ie p«-<i<jiera, and do-, n.,i Remember v e bn \ <• a foundry and are always ready to rea1 now in use. Sold by nil dniggi»tsat25 tian nah. of 1 ravi.rae Ci*} und fc.. C ' will amount to 3(1 days reading in the < (-rtnit iu patron* to be hnporod upon or importun pair make or furnish anything made of Cast or Wrought • rents per bottle. Watkins ot Kent, were chosen dele- ‘ course of the year and none ate so ! «1. gates at large. Each Congressional ,'u’*y J}11* theyinay give even inon* l cheapest show in mi thf Iron. , tune than this to the acquiring of that h y.,*5-'.,rf^,=.Hi»w IS ALL TH.. Sellers’ I,iver Pills are also hightvi.i. h « iii umk....nt.. ai7m~UMroi~memben th.-m A' .lislricl luirins Mlected two ' wbh-h'^iil I1 '***?!?•*. 13T e ly recommended for curing liver comat a preliminary convention they were of society and an honor to tlie coni-| Horse.shrndng nnd Job Work done by the best of workmen. ' plnint, constipation, sick headache, fe ratified by the convention. Those *e- । mtinitv in which thev live, Casting a qxjculty. Scrapers and Farm Bells cheap. Chilled : v«' »“<l »m», and all disease, ot tbe lectcd from the third are C D. Randall । hundred ml.e« all rtize.H Col■ "toniach and Hver. Sold iby MICHIGAN NEWS. and laud sides It. fit almost any plow. Kettle ' ' ~ - all -n jdrug — of Coldwater, and Morgan Bate* ot TWO। EX HI KITIONS PaILY, AFTERNOON ’’ gint at 25 cents per box. Jackoon. D. R. Cook of Hastings nnd Double and Single. Heavy and light, unsurpassed in style, qual(fV price; ’*• Hlld’ ri*l< > W 'i •8s. Repairing d<»ne cheap. Callars, Collar j Pads and in fact everything in the Harness line. uutns for brick buildings, Iron Fencing &c. L. C. Taylor of Charlotte were chosen i A hous>in Jackson was blown off its । open p«*«tady fonndniion InstSaturday night. 1 «»»«»s»perai< as alternate-. A school house iu Leighton was | ■■ ■ ■ ■■ "■ H.iu. Henry I’. Baldwin of Detroit, burglarized last week by tiamps. I was chosen chairman of the central Alex Fanicner fell between the car* | committee. The members of the com j and was killed nt Bay City on the 7fli. gLjl ■ I inittce from the third are John C. I , The .................................... f celebrated Ixnrmi* Kittery will H WW CELEBRATED Sharp of Jackson and O. C. Tompkins hnld its fifth reunion at Cold water. May , of Calhoun. ~'Hh. The winveutiou wa« lareely attend- . Chaa. Anpletnn of Allen.n.aneh Cn . ,, ... •. .. 1 wiia killed by a ricions stallion on the cd, the remaining space in the Opera ~t|, jnf4t t. House being crowded by spectators, in I Thomas Burke an Irishman aged 70 the evening Hon. Tom. Palmer and 'years, cut his throat at Allegan on the j ex-Goveruor Bagley gave rcceniions at I 6th inst. The June .... rare* open — at — Battle their respective residences, which were . T'.. ... Creek I .112 —■ _Tj’r»« I lamely attended. Theainwiou.Kn.uud. J’"1"' ’*.■ ?• 3 » ”d 4' "i,h ,Ih' usual ' of premiums. of tlie former were brilliantly illumin­ i A $80,000 hotel is to l»e errrtrd in tinated. A band of music was in attend- 'i place of the Potter Hoit:u< latch uu ,,an« ' burned once, and the supper served at both | in Battle Creek, places was elaborate. Hon. Eugene At Sch.iolcraft, Lewis Kline snhl ' Hale, of Maine son-in-law of Zach whisky without the required bonds and Ch.unHer. doeeiuo.1 received with Mr. I »• «•<■ Kalanmi.m jail. -rt... ..as.... ...... Paw was robt The |H»it office nt Paw I Palmer. bed rm the night of \pr. 30. to th'* amA telegram was read from the Chnir- mint of $1.00<). G. VV. MathewA in P. | lUJin of lllinuK State committee asking M. if tlie convention would raise $100.00 to Nellie and Howard I.oinl»ert, aged , pay for. painting Senator Chandler's ten nnd four yrnr«. were accidental! v I picture ou cutivuHS 10x10 feet to be drowned at North lgint>ing last Satur- ! day. hung in the Indi of the national con-; Q, ..., . . ... deMllty la the’'beginning of the End"—that Chas. Smith s barn together with . . , . ■ ChuM. ventlou. Amotion was made that I thn.,. horaroi. a Imggy and a quantity of tlie money be raised, aud if there were • hay was burned at Concord on Sunany excess it be given to the widows I day night. I'robute Order. and orphans of tlmse brave men ut the । Some im-endiarian attempted to act lifcvw »n Lak. Huron. ! . .... • .. . .1-1 nn ,'1*’ l*nh, but was discovered nnd who lost their lives to save the sailors the building saved. - ......... ------------— ' <‘f holden al the protwie OfDca In the City ol | on a -wreck, which was unanimously । Two ’" Riliridea in Detroit la<t. Sunday. H“Unx*. on *«lunl«y tlw 34th day ofApr. In the I arnea Cnvlecnt (Mvlernt his hi. rhiontwith rh.nakwirh na razor rninr -Utt,. passed, aud $180.00 raised. 1 James 1 1 -i . 1 * 1 ■ tr . praFen-, i lemrot rtmlin. Jtraee 01 rroimte. nd DECORATIOH DAY. x0f ail tho holiday* legalized by the general' government, Decoration Dav. should be held tlie most sacred. Thin year it comes on Mnoday May 32am I exteuiivc preptrauoiH are being in.ule iu all the principal places, both north und south to pay tribute to the departed dead, of the heroes who so nobly de* fended our country in its greatest time of peril. When we take a retrosp *ctivegLiucs over oar nation's history from the time our fore-fathers planted the first colony to the present. the mind involuntarily lingers and our heart beats tauter when we come to the conflicts in which we naan independent people bare been engaged, and the heroes of the Strife justly arouse our admiration and we long to commemor­ ate their zeal and real patriotism by some tangible sign. Tbe opportunity is offered to us on this day of laying aside for a time the care and anxiety of business and showing by tbe simple acts of kindness and the strewing of flowers upon the graves of onr honor­ eel dead, our appreciation of them ns defenders of our common liberty. This short prayer from ihe Italian may find responsive minds in any clime “I pray that I mav iievr.rbe married But if I marry, I prny'ttiat I mav not be dcarivtui. But if 1 am deceived, I pray that I may »<»t know of it. But if Ikm-wofiL 1 pray that I may be Able to laugh ut the whole affair ” Charles .Schncihort shot , „'lth a revolver. I Ml- Hrt.;nhnrE of , PLASTER NICHOLS SHEPARD & CO.BattleCreekJUiA. VIBRATOR cautioni BE NOT DECEIVED ___ f ,J - xK I ' deee«rod, prayinq lh,l ln»tr<>m -nt purrwrtlns to m II V HI It F<T 4 III Kill'll 'hf i*»t will »-d u»i»rreut o^raid dcw*»oi. thi. I I • ■ 1. . nr, u,u •Inted. FOR GOOD TEAS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. • FOR SIRLOIN STEAKS. Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR BARGAINS IN SUGARS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR HAM STEAK, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR NICE, JUICY ROASTS, Go to C. W. Si imith’s. FOR CIGARS AND TOBACCO, G<» to C. W. Smith’s. 1 FOR THE BEST PORK SAUSAGE, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR HANGING LAMPS. Go to C. W. Smith's. FOR FRESH COVE OYSTERS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR LAMPS OF ALL KINDS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. । FOR BOLOGNAS THAT ARE BOSS, Go iu <ju to v. C. W. ” . amim Smith’8. s. FOR BARGAINS IN CROCKERY, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FUR OHIO HICKORY NUTS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR FRESH AND SALT FISH, Go to C. W. Smith’s. I FOR YOUR CHOICE FOR 5c, Go lo C. W. Smith’s. FOR PRESENTS WITH TEA, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR thk WORTH of YOUR MONEY, Go to C. W. Smith’s. 1 FOR WHITE CLOVER tfON’EY. Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR EVERYTHING CHEAP, Go to C. W. Smith’s. For he will be glad to see you. P, T. DOISE? ” ’»HTJ<5GIST, •AND HELI ABLE FritNITURK FIRM OF | । (Succeusor to Boise Bros.) YOU CAN FIND AT MY STORE < oun, t>eo «o br hoi Im *: ihf Probate O'- I Are on Hand with a ,u . M .. And It U farther ordered, that Mid petitioner — ——. _ krUHmra-■« In Sellick &. Derby’s saw-mill on the.llth. A, heavy tornado passetlnver the vi­ cinity nf Kalamazoo on Tuesday, nnd demolished lwim< hnnses. mills, cnrch es, fences and stirring tilings up gen­ erally. A bridge nt Lyons went down Inst Wednesday nnd precipitated a^tenm, wagon driver aud a saw log into the rivet, killing one of the horses and bruising the other. James Fierier and (Jen. Wood, a ronple of Iqtnhermep nt ’Farwell, got mtn a quarrel and Wood threw a piece of imn and hit Farrier on the head killing him instantly. Wood was ar­ rested. Emmet Mnthews whs found dead near Sparta Centre.on Wednesday, He wns/hot through the heart nnd a cor­ oners jury are trying to nsrertnin weth­ er itfs a ease of murder, suicide or ac­ cident. The Perrin dam. in Marshall, has been carried aw».y by high water and the wa­ ter in the river Iwlow Hie dam raised to the height nf five feck in ’eos i’*an twnhnnr«And nver1,»'W»i ’’•»• hanks, deatroved crops nnd dnitig < oneii'e-nLJe other damage. -1 '• =--------------------------------------------------- ‘ . J* 1 had Ins arm enneht bv a belt nnd torn from its ____ \ ' I > JI5 < nt the Newngo depot in Grand Rapids firn, in the elty of Halting, and .how O.U.C, If any ■ last Saturday and WO* run over by the I «1>er«he,wby tbe prayer of .aid petitioner rbould [ train Which lucked nnon him. , ... . Stephen Rnvder nf Portland f 1 LEW (formrrly Mlnerra H*lt.) Decrucd. ■ Battle Crwk .............. ,..7......... , POROUS inthe mi»tic»ofthec-ui. «1 MlNKttV.t con- liunsclf [ was nasnilltetl last Snildav by n traniD, । but h«*r Instv screams frightened him away at a rapid irait. A drunken m-tn named Fox was run nver and killed bv the rars on the J). L &. N. road nenr the J. L. <k S, junction near Lansing the Sth inst. I’lt tMliuru. I*a. JJOW IS THE TIME. A NKTlAf I INF rser — antWLintur — —. — 1 Medicines, Chemical*, Paints, Oils, Ynmishrs, jj1 TT LJ J Op T| Tj ' A? U XV Xw X X U XV XJ notice to the peracn. interc.ted in »»id ,2f‘be,®f«»M petition, and the heari,t. j | [Jffl- “U”*- —' •La• U — ■'“ T77r <>rEvery Description. ’— — sad -* circulated in Mid County nf Barry, thrve ace- i ’ croaiv* weeki, prwrloua to eaid day of l.rarinB. I. . , . . . JA true copy,] CLEMENT RkrtTH. | Which will Defy Corn]X'tltIG'.l in every ,a Respect. Remember that all our Probate Order. Goods, which wrManufactuir, arc Warranted in Every Respect We are also prepared to furnish any­ thing in die In tbe nratut of tbe eelale of HENR iSNYDER, ■eeeseed. On reading and AHag the petltkn. duly vertdsd. IWDKRTAKINLi LINE, Surgical Inatrumenta And all the leading Remedies in Patent & Propriatory Medicines, School Books, Blank Books, Miscellan’s Books. A LARGE LINE OF Dakota. Manitoba, etc. Michigan Cent ml iraiui make au re and cloae connect'on. at Otlutgn with Bibles, Autograph and Photograph Albums A COMPLETE LINE <»F Wall Paper and Bordering, <N>FFIS*. CAMitrrS. ROBES. MHROriH Ar. Of any uno in the country. A GOOD HEARSE ITRiMMKu FREE] AS FINE A LINE OF ran Cent* si. A« there is in town, and nil war­ ranted to be as repreaentod or money refunded. CALL AND SEE , for funeral iMicaidons furnished free of charge. . . J, LFMT7 PnKripiim, C^urjull^^Tre/Mrtd al al F. T.BOI8E. �r loot week. . lTVXDAY. - - - A MAYHiam. •PH*.Jiprt bytbe falling nf • tree, is rapidly Hiram Gridley has put out onh VICIMITY LOCALS. WOOBLAMP ITBBM. W. H. McArtber has commenced his kitchen. Joseph Simmons ha* put blind* J. F. Holbrook went east on a visit last week. John Hineo ha* got the best field of . Mr. Crowell has rained hi* barn and Isaac. will noon have it completed. It is one of the bestin' town. J A. Stowell commenced on Henry Smith’* house on Tueaday. Hank is going to build a fine one. Johny Barnum went to Orange, last Saturday to dedicate a ch arch and returned.bome on Sunday. The young ladies of tlie place will hold a weight social, at rhe Town Hall, Wednesday Eve.. May 19th. Tbe Baptist Church near E. P. Bar­ num’s was struck by lightning on Sun­ day night and the plastering knocked off, the windows smashed, and belfry knocked down, and the roof spread apart about six feet. A pitched battle’ took place in the north-east part of town between Chas. Smith and Wesley Dillenbvck. and Dillenbeck received more than he look­ ed f<r. He went directly home and told his ma that he was nearly killed. Mr. Baughman, Clark Titn’s father­ in-law was coming to this place on a visit last Saturday, and tlie team took fright at some horses tuning in the pasture in Sunfield and threw the old gentleman out against the fence and hurt him very badly, while three others grown persons and two children were hurt more or less. When they arrived at the center Dr. Kilpatrick was siiraoned and they were able to start home, on Sunday last. f Sam. JUPLE GROVE ITEMS. Mrs. Pierce is visiting relatives in Lapeer county. . Fred Quick and »Vm. Brooks are building new houses. There has been a Sabbath School organized at the Quail Trap school house with Calvin Basset, Supt. Orson Swift hns a smile on his face nearly an inch thick. Cause, they have got a little girl at his house. Mrs. Archer who has been on the sick list nearly a year is Ireing carried around in a rocking chair to visit her neighbors. Norman Hagerman is preparing himrelffor the duties and rwposi hili ties of a saw uiijl, at the Advent College in Battle Creek. Tlie quarterly meeting held at tbe Norton school house was (well attend­ ed the aermon delivered by Rev. Hull wns pronounced good. It in estimate 1 that Sam Shaffer bnd three thousand nnd eleved hundred bnshelv of corn, by the time it took to husk it. He finished last week. Jerry Elliott owns a lame horse, n house in the woods nnd n hnckle berry farm, nnd boards with his father. II * ride* his horse tn and from work, morning nnd evening and don’t keep ,bacli-hnaKe any more. Had a big wind Sstnnlny night. We might have worked around to thi* de • clnration in an elaborate nnd inter­ esting introduction l*nt the fact is sn amazing that we could not write with any calmness or think with any pre­ cision with it rtarimr at ur. It. com­ menced its freaks at Mr. Krider’s. by mnvir.g hl* houM n few Inches, it mov­ ed Win. Paining’* new bnrn nearly two feet, rushed through Cummin*’ field and knocked every fence on his place down, passed through his orchard and np rooted several tree*. Mr. Pierce,. Lsnny, and Brown, each had wagon# out and it troted oT witli them.lt urwt Mr, Gould’* buggy and broke a spring dash-board, and erns* bar. At Unde Nnrtou’s took up a couple of frnittree* and went on, "it wnnldn’t <ln to ent many capers with die old gentleman.he is such a liand to grumble,” it stopped at Geo. Bale's, and kicked out one side of his shop, from there it jumped over on P. M. Hyde’s and scooped off hi# chimney and wound up with a final twist in the neighboring wnnds. I. L. Dodge. STATE ROAD ITEMS. Everybody planlina eon. or ratlin, ready to plut. They have splendid singing at the club lead by Estelle EUerton and J. Miller aud assisted by nearly all tbe Owing to the great demand and his incre&xing trade continues to add daily Hiram Nelson ha* »o far regained, / The recent heavy rain baa Improved his health as to be about. ' the outlook of the wheat crop, but left The agent for the celebrated (f) 'tin the fanners behind in putting out their clotlies washer is in town. crops. • . A Mr. Show of Ionia Co., wa* in this hop of hurt week at the town town last week looking for a truant 'as nut of the highest order. A wife. little to much sonr cider, or 40 rod in all departments. We have jiut op me I new line, of the celebrated Broadhead o. James­ Jacob Showalter left, on Monday last whiskey, was in ntte^dence. town Alapacas whi th cannot be excelled 20 pieces of Buntings both plain and in Lattice for low* and the west, on a journey The little daughter of R. L. Maffit. for his health. has been living nt the point of death work. A few farmers planted corn this witli cere bro sninal menwtis, but is week, but next week will be tlie busy in a fair way to recover now. and time for that business, Lewis Decker had a son about ten 20 PleecH Linnen Prof. Paine and John Roe of Nash­ years of age.brought home from schod ville addressed the R. IL club in Dist. sick last Friday, hnd on Sunday bi* 25 Piecen Law one, Inst Friday evening. disease terminated in death. 8. H. Preston of Marshall was up Tbe intelligent "mnakerter” nas put w Hite through thia section last week, on his in an appeorance nnd it is gratifying way to tbe city of Hastings on legal to see tlie little creature so patient not­ Pieces "bit” withstanding the cuffs they get. Shawls Burt. Colwell the man that wa%stab­ Ac It looks like the "good old days” to see every tree and shrub covered with bed by Wm. Brooks some two years blossoms, and should the setiMm prove since, ho* sold his farm, and his neigh­ We have a full line of DRESS TRIMMINGS embracing the dew style of Pekin Stripe Silks favorable, a large crop of fruit will be bors are pleased for some cause. which makes the most elegant trimming out. .> grown. VERMONTV ILLE ITEMS. We have also just received an elegant line of LACE WINDOW CURTANSaud LACE LAM* Last week Friday Al. Mix lost hia BREGUINS which for cheapness and beauty cannot be beaten. pocket book containing about $15.00 Mr. Bodine’s house is donning a new cash, and nearly $150.00 in notes. Mr. We have the largest line of LACES in Nashville also Lace W »rk, Ladies Ties and Lushas, dress. ' Mix supposed that he lost it while sow­ H. G.w^rl»er was a delegate to the Childrens Collars and Bibs, also 100 pieces new and elegant Embroidery. ing oats, but on Sunday ns he was get­ state convention. ting feed for horses ho found it in the Appreciating the large trade we are having this spring we aie making especial to keep . Prof. Mills i* mesmerising At Loo'mis grnnery where he hnd dropped it.. fine line of everything you may want and if you wisn to see the largest stock and getjunt what opera JjouTelhis week. The Eaton Rapid* correspondent of The common council have fixed the you want for what it is reaDy worth, do not fail to give me a call. the Republican says thatC. G. Brundige, Brookfield correspondent of Ea­ bonds of all liquor dealers at $5,000. H. M. Menra has sold a village lot to ton Rapid* Journal has gone np north to sell fruit trees for a Rochester nur­ Wm. Bale who is erecting a house sery. Go alow brother, go slow. C. G. thereon. The wind of last Saturday unroofed Brnndige ha* returned to the home of his youth nnd birth place. West Knl- Mr. Hickman’s house, but fortunately Ey Of all tbe sewing machines that rpo THE PUBLIC, [TIS A FACT no one was injured. nmo. mid is not selling.trees nt all, hnt have Ktood the tert god come out con- A . W. S. Powers of yonr city istoopen queror, the Wilson stands ahead. It is felling them and cutting cord-wood ___ ivvixir th it la-ing adapted to all kinds of family BELIEVING IHAI -----a law office in E*q. Bodine ’ s rooms and for tlie chemical works in Nashville. sewing, both heaviest nnd lightest, it, Learned -him to take a joke. Not will be here Wednesday of each week. at once a general favorite *Jth Battle Creek parties have offered to becomes long-nince a resident of thin town the ladies. AH who have toed this build a fionring mill at Hoytville, if owned a very poor apology for a iinrse, machine speak warmly in it* favor and nnd after wintering it, it conceived the the inhabitants of the corner* will raise none have ever been returned for nut living what represented. G. A. Tru■ idea nf lying down nnd dying in the a $500 Imiiiuh. ‘L. ”toCclose ' Each side of her. mid that a little more W. H. Benedict ha* invented a ma- |I man ho* highway di.ectlv opposite the premises which he wUl sell very cheap to ciosc ,.OIIIIK.lilinn wi|| m kp n liHle IN BARRY COUSTY chine for dunning, sprouting nnd j ouL ,. of Mr. Barick. T he owner hud been re­ ..... ter market, I liawpu di.im-d a stock of . . . peatedly importuned to remove mid sorting potatoc*, and lias applied for a , Tl.e X bemlenl Worlu. flolah. hury the careaa but (ailed to comply, Jim. Frazier of Sunfield, who lost ills < '.'.’P ft b<><lv after forbearance had ceased to be n , , . , , ddtveretl at the wofkh . •* re. maple wood, $1.75. 4 ft. virtnc.Mr. Barick called some help and house and its contents by fire an Apr. I..... I....... —.m. -llWl .... ..1. 1 ■ L .. . .I. .. n -I ilw (W) 7 Patent Rl .lookers, in the night transported the nuisance 30th has been presented with $200 cash body beach and maple, dry, $2.00 Bureau*. _ the large number of val uublen ar- Short wood will betaken at proportion- Y NToilo to the front door of the dwelling of the I and Extension Table* tides by hl* genero w neighlmrs. , Pnc*^ " ' G MliSir. ir0U’ aUS’ Manager. owner of the dead horse where it was left to remain at his pleasure, or be .Vaslivllle Market* ’ For Sale. Camp Chairs, Ac. consigned to mother earth in the prop 80 ... i.-ai so acre llcrv farm mnii; 30 w improved inipr«»™,; good j er form. ... 15 acres ------- of wheat; ...i....... netv1 ...... J 5 fences with Corn, per ba. ’."I' is house, 3 miles from good market. One­ ASSYRIA llEMa. .■ s-x uvn 1__ _ u nui. uiu.m1 ...... nt » «— YH-r1 I■ third down nndJJlicnil^Jtiine ...... ... j. tniru VMW, » wMAMWMVM, Of every ascription .°otoi.25 cent, at reasonable figures, ror par- : tic'iiTnra write Ge5-sVa ’i 1 Lots of corn planting last week. Itjtf Mlddlevilh) Midi.. Our Undertaking Departmn’t C. T. Kent has hia store inclosed. Tv* WausoN fit Howe sell more Floni ; Window hud I Cwapta# in every particuiir., Mr. Seth Pratt Inis bought the Mot . 2A0 below Manufacture™ Manufacture™ prices. prices. IIliad, 4 U<i and better Flour than any house in Nash- . t|u. dediue cn-diletl nn to me on these i w Bini farm. 11.01 ville. ____________________ 1 good* and can ' w.^smsbu. Lewis Silvester has moved into the Colon. IO Pieeew CiiHHnnere, iu Black n* Di*eiss> Good* SIS Piece, S2O Springr Eleg-ant Brocades. ofEndleKH "Variety G. A. TRUMAN N&siiviiif wiii soon Rival the County Seats - - -i- -.. -- Largest and Best Selected Stock FURNITURE « HARDWARE, P1&®; LWiXS; Glass, Stoves, Tinware, Paints, . Oils, Varnishes, Common and Brushes house with ’Qene Ashldy. . R. S. Briggs has traded his fnnn for the plaining mil] at Bellevue. ’ Walt. Webster nnd Henry Webster have returned from New York. Wm. RiiKtine has re-sliiugled bis house and C. C.'Gnge his ham. Mrs. J. F. Wvlcher has gone to Ma­ ple Grove to visit her daughter. Dolly Russel has returned from the west where she hns been on a visit. A heavy wind and rain Saturday night- bleu* down ninny fences and made work for Sunday. There has been a Sunday school es­ tablished at the M. E. church also one at the Engle school bouse. Miss Baley, of Buttle Creek, is teach­ ing the Euglc Reboot this summer. It make* her third term. She is a good teacher and is well liked. * Leo. HICKORY CORNERS ite.Is. Wc Have had a nice rain. Mr. E«l. Cook ’ins the Inng fever. The proprietor of the Lawrence house or Plainwell was in town to-day. Mr. E. J. Manly of this town aud Mr A. C. Towne, of Prairieville, atten­ ded tlieaheap shearing festival, held at Ha*tings,a few days a go,, and Mr. Man­ ley reports a good quality of sheep in this county. It is .with feelings of sadness that wc chronicle the death of Mrs.^Ialic Sack­ ett, of Prairieville, which occurred May Sth. A life of pietv and usefulness, marks her past history as a Christian wife and mother. As an earnest work­ er in the Sunday school and temperance cause aud by the bedside of the sick, she will be sadly missed. She was a member of the Baptist church. Age Gropinj 'neath nlriit* •tarry aky N »w boys yon want to Atop hiding m corners of the fence and behind logs, sc tring the timid girls and mere timid Mra. Lockhart has steadily improved g‘ ice Lockhart went after the doctor A lady o*ked a friend in a street-car, and before be got to town forgot what "Annie, is it proper to say, ‘This ’ere, th*t ’air?1 ”"Why, Kate, of course not.” "Well, 1 don’t know whether it is prop­ Surprise party at C. 7. Wilkinson’s er or not. hut I feel cold in this ear on Tuesday night. Everybody there from that-air.” enjoyed it muchly, witli good music, Here is another evidence that the dancing, playing and singing. times are improving, and al! necessary Yawcob. household articles are increasing in price. A young man in Fredonia sold hi# wife to a neighbor,a few day# ago, two old twidoounf MiUlerillr. for fifty dollars. They used to be led tilt, life n few <laj» uw<. Maple Hegar. pnr lb.. LOCAL MATTERS. IO Days .Ylore. Rmnember there is ten days more to buy woods at fifty cent* on a dollar. Don’ let tin* opportunity pans, without taking advantage of the bargain*. Boston Store, Clement Smith. ' Assignee. । PoKitive. Bear in mind this is tho hurt opportu­ nity you will have to buy good# ntymir ov ’n price. There are a goo 1 ninny desiraiilv goods to select from which will l>e sold nt half their cost. I must va­ cate the store I now occupy, this com­ ing month, and for this ivason every thing will be dosed out. Don’t neg­ lect to make your selection before the auction commences. Boston Store. Clement Smith, Assignee. For Sole. One Beautiful Cliundelier with four burnera, one Secretary und de«k, one large Beckwith Stove and pipe, and other fixtures. Enquire at the Boston Store. Clement Smith. Assignee. FV Bailey A Wood have a harness shop in full blast, you will do well to call on them before purchasing any­ thing in tbe liamess line. Repairing done in the Itert style. For Sale. One Horse, Buggy, Haroes* und Swell Box Cutter. For termb and price I enquire of L. L. Loomis of the Bouton Store. EFBuy your Dry Good*,Boot*Shues,, Hat*. Cups, Crocerie*. PioviM.'nm j Crockery, Notion*, etc,, of E. Reese, ] who always sell* nt the lowest prices. I EASILY MEET C0MPETI0N, j »un, «r riiail endeavor by Having bought for cash. My cxpenseH ablr price* to doubk their are low. Ido not sell goods at cost, but a: a fair hxiiiK profit. ThoHubHcriberoflera for sale hi* Farm j of 120 acre*, bitiiated on section 17. in , Castleton, said farm is in a good state of cultivation withgood ------* building*, । .....cation with Kellogg, Demaray & Co go<alI uii'liard, Orel....... good — wen —- of - - water at » the i; door. Alsnit About 03 acres cleared choired and the ' p iK.HERM ATTENTION. nee well timbered. The farm won is on balance Always ready at moderate rates. the state road, 0 mile* from Hartings —THEand 6 from Nashville, it nlso bus n new 1 school house on one corner of the farm., SPECIALTIES: For partcular* enquire nt premises. | Now being in first-clus* running or­ Cartlrton, Mich., Feb. 4th 1880. Builders Hardware, 90-tf Joshua Martix. der, with a tlio-ougbly Pure White Lead, O'Wilson A Howe have just receiv-1 ed n new stock of Boots, Shoes and Pure Ohio Boiled and uuimiiini iniLLtu Rubbers, to be sold very low. ----Z— a • * 1-___ Raw Linseed. Oil, h> attendance. we guarantee Katnfaciy If you want Organs nt prices tion to all those who may favor n* that will astonish you, call on, or ad- LcLFC!, U&StOr.• 1 with their patronage. Those ,lre«» J.J. POTTX.U N«.hnll« Mich. | _ - Farm For Male. A FIRST-CLASS TINNER 'SCIPIO MILLS COMPHEKT MIlLER ty The "bo**” stock of Glove* and • Jobuaton'* SanapariitA, cuija Uw (ComplaSai. JobntaoD'a 8Ar*apariUa, cure* IndigwUoD. Sohnalon'a SarupariUa la uM«l by everybody. JohDaton'r ?*r»apari!la cure* Hick Headache. Johmtou'a S»r»»i>*rIUacura* Py»pcp*U. Go to the Old Reliable Market for’ Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats of all kinds. Henry Roe, Proprietor. | The Legal Tender and Other COOK STOVES 'Ph.* tini'ct makes rnnltpR nf The finest of RAZORN, MHEARM, S4IMMORN, ii-jin and Feei FOB SALE at tbe Mill at the lowest price*. W. n. YOI XG. Propj^OOT AND SHOE SHOP and vicinity ttat I am prepared to make Um FINEST SEWED BOOT IN THE WORLD. lumptlon can be potlUvi ly and permanently FARMERS I MECHANICS TOOLS Call and see me. Respectfully, COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. Repairing Done in the Best Manner Possible! Give Me Oall! LRANK C. BOI8E. Languedoc Laces, Bead Ornament*, Cnslimere and Assorted Tips, Silks, IVew Livery. Ribbons. Fishnet*, Corse la, and in fact I wish to announce to the traveling every thing to be found in a first class that 1 have located a first class millinery establishment, just received fiublic I very at the old Osman stand, in the Wm. Kerr barn und have bought sev­ eral new buggies aud good horses, and . Our drug store* are now aupplied inn now ready to supply you with a with "Mult Bitters,” the new Food splendid turn-out at reanonable rates. Medicine which hit* done *o much good Cannaereia< men will find it to tlieir nnd come* to ua ho highly recommend­ ad van Cage to see tuc before engaging ed. Tnr it. It may nave you a heavy their conveyance to neigh boring towns. doctors’IfillH. (33-36) Robert Hendxhsox. A HOCMKIIOLD Having completed in every particular our Undertaking Department, we are now prepared to furnish at all times a first class modern Hearse, cooling lioards, door crape, bearers, badges, glove#, and our services, when required, m hying out nnd pre­ paring for banal; 11 reserving Ixxlics in auy kind of weather without tlie bar­ barous use offer, etc. nil of which with our personal attendance at funerals will be furnished fn*e of charge. Kellogg, Dkmaray fc Co. c"“ ,l,v" th"FL0DB r Ooldon Snorrn I w,l<’ vAaLubrieatingOilsJ^EAT Tbry nil do tt. CFWill pay the highest market price in cash for unasked butter Form­ ers bring in your butter and save the buonly child of Consumption. Ui» child salt, E. Ree*e. Never let a cold run. Take it in time. All that is necessary is to pro­ cure a bottle of "Sellers' Cough Syrup” und i>e cured. ■ Prices that Can’t 1 Undersold. ANHVILLE LIVERY. J. OSMAN, Prop. I au> prep*rrt Ito furnUb SINGLE OR DOUBLE TORN-OUT8 LOW RATE* COM’KRCIAL TRAVKLOR8 MAI'E A SPECIALTY A book on the liver, its diseases and Oypcrtto tbe Wolcott llouM-, b'nhvlHc, Mkb. their treatment sent free. Including treatise upon Liver Complaint*, Tor­ J. OMHAN. pid Liver, Jaundice, BHliotumeas, Headache, Constipation, Dyspepsia, Stephen Sprinket desire* to anounce Malaria, etc. Address Dr. Hanford, 962 Broadway, New York City, N. Y. 'to tlie public, that he has a eouipletc outfit of tools and rollers for moving ~ (»•») buildings, nnd all business intrusted to Hills Duchu is guaranteed by drug­ hi* care, will be attended to with «afegist* to give satisfaction in any cdse tv and ilispalch. ami at prices ts* snit of Kidnoy ComplainL Sold by timiw. Residence, one door north F. T. Bowe, of the Christian ehurvh.Nnxhville, Mich. Sign, the Big Boot FRANK BAKU. 'J’HE BARRYVILLE XILLK. WALKER A NORTON FLOUR, MEAL £ FEED, ■ MORGAN, BARRY CO., MICH. ATT ENTION "lie! FARMERS I �o*d 15,000pern*, .n- xil ETIEW ALLNOBTX given tbe in Baltimore held to nominate a-candidate fer Vice Prwtfdent. Gen. Jackson had already Iwen put in nomination- for Prcridait, not by a National Conven­ tion of delegatee, but by the Demo­ crate of State Legialaturea. With re­ spect to him the sentiment of the jiarty was confessedly bo strong that no convention was deemed necessary. But theris was a diversity of opinion as Gothard Republican Stale Conmizrd at Dover, on the Galway county, Ireland. . permanent Chairman. Mount Etna is once more iu a terri- titfa Btate in favor of the Hou. JamM G. Blaine, City, a village oUaomo 500 for I»reridcnt wm adopted—yeaa, 80 ; nays, 14. The MiMisrippl Ropubnaan BUte Ooovon- Uculariy severe... .Gladstone has been ■ reclsMUlx. About «1,500,000 worth of tlon adjemrm-d <m the 6th. The delegates go elocted iu Mid Lothian without opporition.... ■an eutirelv destroyed, and thousands unuwtrueted. but it ia understood that their American citizens residing in Peru have pute Uabed a protest against the Inhuman ami reekle*s mode of warfare carried on by tho Chili­ Iw tho inquiry into the causes of the GranUnd Blaine.... The Tenncaaoe Republican ans. Thev complain that tlicir pnuxrty has State Convention adjourned on tho 6th mat. A been ruthfeaaly destroyed and thwnxelves wan­ resolution to instruct tbe delegation for Grant tonly insulted... .The prnvisioM fortheaboliand the Harlem Railroad Ajotko tho v—nstnlng MX bring adherents of Blaine. Oliver 8- Hawkins was nomi­ nated for. Governor by acclamation........ The Dciaoendic State Convention of Ohio as- greet fire has occurred ii KrrMTiuul .Converge vm elected permanent iTtwiJent RttKilutionx were adopted ncimmending tho Democratic National Convention to adopt the two-thirda rule tn the nomination of candidate*, aud instructing the delegation to cart th<> vote of the State m a unit Allen G. Thurman wax the Unit choice of the convention Ax open switch on the New York fat PrertdenL Central road, near 8t Johnsville, N. Y., canned In the New York Legislature, Senator Woodin, delegate to the Chicago Convention, • devastated bring in the neighborhood of Boford. Eighty light frame buildings, over 30,000 barrels of oil and forty derricks were burned. ... .Gathorfiae Miller and her paramour, George Smith, have been convicted in Williamsport, dared himnelf to bo cmi Fire broke out a second time in the Blaine. The unit rule I I Bpauiali Colonial Minister tn the Oantainbencrtl of Cuba to combine dnxmesz mUi human­ ity in dealing with the Culxn innurgvntH... .In rtrong coutra»t with tlw frequent cable rejxirte of late that all dertilution and dirtrce* in Ire­ land had been rdievod oouim tbe intelligence, from official aonnbCB, that the condition of the iwaaantry of a portion of Galway county is atieh that unlcM immediate relief ia afforded people will die by the, Moe. Eiohtesn petsons were killed by an cxpkieion of dyiuimiie at the Mount Gothard tunnel wogM.Tf.Brct Harte ia reaping a golden barrot in his lecturing tour in England. The attendance at bia kvturea U ryxirtt-a large and condanUy inermaing... .The British have bomtlarded and burned a town on tbe weet coart of Africa, the inhabitants of which re­ cently captured nnd ill-treated »cvcral aubject* of the Quoen. A dispatch from Teheran says the famine in Persia ia increasing. Crop proapecte The President has nominated William Oricans.. ..The treasury haa purehaaed 380.000 onnoea of fine tilror for delivery at the Philadelphia and S^n Francisco mints....Re­ ports come tn from all quarter* of tbe country rinoe tbe failure of the Defloencv The Southern Baptist Convention is bill notifying the authoritiea of the cnpplid condition in which the UniU-d Staten courts are lelL Quite a nnm- Henry Hcene (colored) wimj hanged Secretahy Sherman baa issued a cir- I absll* at Fort McHenry, near Baltimore, begun in Washington by ex-Senater Chrirtiancy Th«- report was beard five miirs away. » of the killed were shockingly mntil-' M W37M42; month of Mark, 1S79, ; for nine month* ending March 31, I •31.44MJ DUtrirt Sheep Raising. Tlie sheep industry iu thp United State* is vast nnd important, and in the consideration of which there ore two partially distinct, and at the same time interlocking interests. Sheep were in early times grown almost solely for their wool, and with tlie annual ahearing came tlie year’s income ; but • in later times, and never ho prominently as now, tlie carcass is looked upon os on imjMirtant item in sheep husbandry. Mutton us a cheap and acceptable meat has of late grown greatly in popularity, and mutton how stands as one of the two important factors in tlie successful raising of sheep. In view of the fact that- the merino is ■tarvatioo aince Januarj- in one ringlc district. essentially a wool-producing breed, witli Wheal costa £60 per ton in ihc famluc-atrickcn a fleece ot the flneet and lx*t quality, it diatricta. A Sheriff’s posse was successfully is evident that the puriybkxxl merino, though it may supply our manufactories rtsiated in an attempt to eject bouio tenants with the material for the finest of woolen from their farina near Tralee, Ireland. The goods, on tho other hand , cannot Sheriff and neveral members of the polks- force ar-.- rqxirtod to have been seriously injured ... satisfy the butcher. Tlie sheep having A commission atijxiuitcd by the French Gov­ to both feed and clothe its keejier, it is ernment to decide as to tbo dwporition to tie an important question : What is tho made of thcTuilero-fc luoi agreed to restore the liest breed of sheep to do tliis ? Evi­ palace- and convert it into a museum... Albania haa resolved not only to defend its dently not the pure-blooded merino. frontier against tho Montenegrins, but haa also Though the growing of the pure-blooded determined to assert its independence of Turkey. merinos has its place, and an impor­ .... Ixirriltard’s colt Iroquois won tbe 2-year- tant one, and the demand for their wool old plate at tho Newmarket (England) race indicates the prosperity of manufacture of the finest goods, it is by thecroMungof them with other breeds in which the THE MATIOKAL CONGRESS. flesh-producing qualities predominate Senator Bayard introduced in tho Senate, on that a sheep best for both meat and wool is produced A cross-breed is tlie one that in most localities is to pay. The ■ merino is slow of grow.h and small of carcass when mature ; but when crossed with a rapid grower, one that matures early, is a high feeder, and lays on flesh dUxeui, and rapidly, but not remarkable for its wool actual rewldents ; precinct tn either in quantity or quality, a sheep is which their di » performed. obtained that Tiays for itself in its wool of prime quality, and furnishes a gocxl mltteda raaolutlob lai quantify of mutton as a profit Of such nilttee to report a MU character are the crosses of the merino with the Cotswold and the South-down. But witli the great moss of American sheep on the Western plains, wool is the for jinbllo important product, and here the cross r. McDoo- must be with the merino upon the U> trod need ‘ ‘ native”— a race of sheep which has grown out of a variety of early impu­ tations to this country—an intercrossing of various breeds in which many of the good points have been lost In this field the merino has a great work to do to raise the yield of wool one, twb, or more the Poalolfice Appropriatioo HU jxiunds per head, and give it a higher The President pro tem. laid before the Senate value." acticn of tho delegation at Chicago. Some other delegates sustain Woodia, and there is nitre end Middaughville much rejoicing among Blaine's friends in con25,000 barrels of oil were •Oquenco....luo Maryland Itepulilican State bridges, oil wells and Convention, though strongly favoring Blaine, is claimed to hrvo selocti-d a majority of Grant extended that anything like an accurate ertlJohn Kelly is arranging to take 250 of bin followers to Cincinnati when the Demo­ the Spanish Consul at Now York, by means of cratic Convention meets there.... Mru. Joaephlnc an infernal machine. Tlie official found, on It. Stone is cue of the delegates from the Fourth Masaachmctta district to the National Green­ back Convention. On cutting the string. an cxpl filling the room with unoka Nevada instructs her six delegates to wounding him in tbo left hand. the Chicago Convention to vote far Blaine.... Tbo New York Senate, by a vote of 17 to 14, haa 7CTTVB storm visited Minne- panned a concurrent resolution to amend the i, accompanied witli lightning and franchise to women. > Foub political State Conventions were held May 12. In Michigan the Republicans in­ structed for Blaine, but an anti-Grant resolu­ A lot of ambitious young men living tion created a tumult, and was promptly tabtei. at Holly, Mich., attempted to dean out a circus. The Florida Republicans instructed for Grant In West Virginia the Blaine Republicans bad things their own wav, instructions for the Sen­ of ciabo, atones and bulleta, and, ator txang opposed by only a few Kbermau men. The Wiscomun Democrats elected four delegatewat-large to tho Cincinnati Convention. No in­ rains have fallen throughout . Kansas, structions were given, but they are undenrUxxl doing incalculable service to the wheat and to be opposed to Tilden. other crops....Another raid by squatters on Indian Territory having lxx-u announced, more How. George Browne, statesman troops have been ordered to tho protection of and journalist, of Toronto, Canada, who was Abbey’s New York Park Theater Com­ shot by Dickson, an employe, some weeks idnce, pany remain at McVicker'* Chicago Theater for hiMi died of his Injuries... .Davis, tlie polygaanother week, tbe attraction being W. S. Gilbert'* mint wm convicted in Chicago, and the ex• . . .. _ - .. , . remc penalty—Arc voare" impniwnment and F-t.omrfy. "hWi' Ihe.otta-.mUn- ,,.000 to-.u »»po«<l mxm to,.... ]to h, mtog OfejW — “ hr th. ; -n,,. Am«ton. Siu,.- ChUSteamnhip Stomton —.-------------------ttmitog . totoyCudml mbjto in » uj 1 to, rnm, U» Cfoot itol H ,loU|» to Sooth of Good |h) for Suu* li­ earneat spirit, and without extravagance in amptou, founderoa near the equator. Tbe imujot—i It to otx.y* togtoi .nd rrrw took to tho top. to*t. and that -hto thapu. wmol.t.-d thto ot Ux—.oonUtmno f>n,-ton p«taaooonjato mth Uda thtoj. th. dotod. La. , ton |«k«l up and lai.lndat iiatoo omtoadly aoornaami The pto la pot on I p,„ „ ,^| ojag—. but -hen the etna, in magmtoat ebape. and ia eaat with ; to „„ u„., ouiuog ,« tin. LiU-riao toad th. tot Otopan, ptaprng tho ptto io . w«h «iy good propoeu ot raotog ,t their anginal characters. | A bumob has reached Denver of tlie Tub Supremo Court of tlie United States has rendered a very important decision upon tlie subject of lotteries. A ioUcry scheme known as •‘The Mississippi Agricultural, Man­ A bridge on the Wabash road, a few ufacturing and Educational Aid Society," re­ miles couth of Htreator, IU., gave way, at. a train ceived a charter from the Btate of Misussipiii in 1867. ■ An act was pcasod by the same Ixxly in 1870 providing for the suppression of the Committee <x> Public Lvute to Inquire Into tho public policy of declaring all lands greeted la aid of daahing them into a thousand fragments. No one was killed, bat reveal of the railway em­ case to the Btate Supreme Court, where ployes were severely injured, one of them per­ they were defeated. The company then haps fatally....... Four pcreom. were killed and apjicaled to the Supreme Com t of the United •cveral sev. rely injured by a tornado at Wood- States, which holds that, as government is or­ ganized partly with a view to the preservation of public morals, it cannot divest itself of the power to provide accordingly. Lotteries the A ooxTErr between a railroad com­ court held to be demoralizing in their effects, matter hew carefully regulated. They are a ■ad Chicago Short Liar, lialiwa; Company to pany and settlers on lands claimed by tho com­ no species of gamoluig, and are bad in their influ­ pany in Tulare and Freano, counties, Cal., has ences. Tlie giving of a charter to a lottery culminated in a bloody tragedy. A United concern, then, u merely a permit subject to fu­ fttat™ Marshal was sent to sene writs of i-ject- ture legislation or constitutional control or pruprtetten at 115,000 tar th* mcnl on the scttlera, by virtue of a decision of withdrawal. tlm court in favor of the railroad company. At a meeting of the Western Nail As­ In attempting to execute writs four men were at Pittaburgh, it was resolved to killed and two wounded....On. hundred sociation, held - l.. -n aU— —IU... ■ . - , The Louisiana Supreme Court ren­ Hurst have been created Methodist Bishops by the General Conference of that denomination. dered a somewhat sensational dudaion, tbe ....One Samuel 8. Stanton sues Secretary Schurz at St. Louia fur $20,000 damage* for im­ prisoning him at Fort Russell, near Chevenne, without causa. te United Waahborn biU How Grant Went to West Point. A Columbus (Ohio) letter to the Cin­ cinnati Oummc e al relates the follow­ ing entertaining story on the alleged au­ thority of a Republican ex-Congressinun of that State, who says that Gen. Grant told it to him just before his first nomination for the Presidency : “ When I whs a boy," said Grant, “living in Georgetown, my mother ran out of but­ ter one morning, and, needing some be­ fore it could be had at the store, she sent me over to the next-door neighlxir’s to borrow bomt\ Well, I was just as well acquainted there as-1 was at home almost, nnd cmened the door and went in without knocking, and just as I went in one of the folks, the old gentleman, I believe, * ns reading a letter from a son who was in "West Point Well. I didn’t want to disturb them while they weie approjiristlng reading tlie letter, and stood there and heard what was read. "Well, the son aaid in this letter that he had lieen found—that is, he had failed to pass ex­ amination, and he would have to come home, and he had sent the letter one mail ahead, so that the surprise Wm>. mu prt. tight, th. .ferfl gea--.litLuua. ... . dent of thirty-five manufacturing com­ panies. ’ brilliant young man, giving promise of. a useful career. A conductor on a Colorado-railroad coolly ahot and killed a man who would neither get off the car nor pay fare, Mihsiswippi allows its ex-Confederate soldiers who lost a foot or hand iu the solving the ' difficulty by a propo­ sition for a national convention, which was readily adopted. Th^ author of the rule was Romulus M. Saunders, of North Carolina, on whose motion tlie following resolution was Prof. Huxley says it is just as safe to adopted: "Jimolved, That each State be entitled in tlie nomination to be marry on a three-weeka* courtahip aa to made of a candidate for the Vice Presi- wait longer. Each side will conceal all faults as much aa pcamUe, anyhow. Charles Dudley Warner says that Electoral Colleges under the new ap­ students read very little in college out­ portionment in voting for President side of text-lxwkii. If.they attend strict­ and Vice President, and that two-thirds ly to “biz,” and keep their flirtations of the whole number of votes in tlie up even, there is very little time left convention shall be necessary to con­ A Bihdgkfort (Ct j man i» persecut­ stitute a choice." Mr. Van Buren re­ ed by English sparrows. They have ceived the- nomination under this rule. nettled seven times under bis eaves, and Iu 1835, at the National Convention, seven times he haa torn away their nest held at Baltimore, he received a The sparrows have commenced on their unanimous nomination for the Presi­ eighth nest, apparently aa uncrushed aa. dency, and was elected. In 1840 he the Count Joannes. • was again nominated, hut was de­ Ladies who wear sealskin sacks are feated at the polls by Gen. Harrison. very liable not to wear them, for in Bel­ In 1844 the friends of Mr. Van Buren again urgtxl his nomination, but there gium rabbit-skins are succesafully pre­ was senous opposition to it Mr. pared to resemble sealskin, and thou­ Saunders was present, and, ut his in­ sands of hibbitB are annually killed in England whose pelts go to Belgium and stance, the convention adopted the twothirds rule by a vote of 148 to 118. On leave that aountry as genuine sealsKins. An interesting discovery has just lieen tlie first ballot Van Buren received 14G votes, a majority, but he was unable to made at Wells, England, of upward of a obtain ■ the requisite two-thirds. His thousand original documents, some of friends then made an ineffectual effort to which date buck to the sixteenth cent­ rejieal the rule. Tlie result was his de­ ury. Many ef the seols are in a beau­ feat, and the nomination of Mr. Polk, tiful state of preservation. They were which, on the ninth ballot, was mode found in an old oaken press in the alms­ unanimous. At tlie Baltimore Conven­ house. tion oL1848 this rule was .igiiin adopted, “Why do you keep all the caramels nnd Mr. Coss received the nomination yourself, Johnny asked a West Phila­ under it In 1882 Mr. Pierce was nomi­ delphia mother of her son. “ Why nofnated under the same rule. In 1856, at give Lucy half them ?” “ Oh, because,” Cincinnati, Mr. Buchanan received the said Johnny. “ Because what?” “Just Domination in like manner. In 1860 because Tm a monopolist. Didn’t you the Charleston Convention adopted the say the other day that if papa hadn’t same rule. Fifty-seven ballotuigs were been a monopolist ■ he couldn’t ’a’ suc­ had and no choice was effected. Mr. ceeded so well ? ” Douglas received 151 j votes, 202 being The Czar’s Ix-droom in tbe Winter requisite for a choice. The convention Pidiu-e, it is said, communicates by a divided, and subsequently Mr. Douglas subterranean gallery with the Fortress was nominated by one branch and Mr. of Sts. Peter and Paul, so that, in case Breckinridge by the other. In 1864, at of need, he may reach the fortress in a Ciiicago, Gen. SfcClellan received 202j, few minutes, and be in perfect safety. the remaining 28J la-ing for Mr. Sey­ The room of.Emperor Paul L was pro­ mour, of Connecticut In 1868, vided witli a similar secret passage, but nt New York, Mr. Seymour, he was notA}uick enough for his assas­ of that State, received 317 on sins, who murdered him on the thresh­ tlie twenty-second ballot, 212 licin^ nec­ old of the passage. essary for a choice. At Baltimore, in The annual report of the Bank Com­ 1872, Mr. Greeley received 686 out of missioners of New Hampshire will show 782. At St. Louis, in 1876, 492 was tlie 67 savings banks in the State, having number requisite for a choice, and on 89,934 depositors, on increase of 1,655; the second ballot Mr. Tilden received amount of deposits, 328,204,792, an in­ 525 on a roll call, and his nomination crease of $1,922,655 ; surplus, $1,089,­ was then made unanimous. At this con­ 262 ; $14,950,800 is invested in secured vention, .on motion of Mr. Webber, of loans by note, $12,578,080 in stocks and Michigan, the States were requested to bonds, and $1,586,601 in real estate and instruct their delegates to tlie next con­ fixtures; 688 depositors have $2,000 and vention, whether it be desirable to con­ । upward. tinue the two-thirds rule now in force, ‘ It would be interesting to know how and that tlie request should be inserted in the call os has been done. The usual much Windsor Castle has, from first to practice hud been to agree upon the lost, cost In 1830, on tlie vote for rules at the opening of the convention. $500,000 to defray tho expenses incurred, This was done at St Louis, on motion by the alterations of Windsor, a .member objected on tlie score? that $4,500,000 of Judge Abbott” had already been spent, nnd there was no knowing when the expense would Dainty Food in a Menagerie. cease. The bill was withdrawn fur the Next in point of heavy feeding come time. Enormous sums have since been tlie elephants. Their chief food is hay, expended. Foub deaths from political excitement of which it takes alxiut four times as much to keep an elephant as it does to arising out of the Birmingham election keep a horse, tlie elephant eating about have already occurred. At an inquwt 100 ]x>unds of hay every twenty-four respecting the death of a teacher of music hours. And in order to keep up his ap- it wi s shown that tbe man was extremely iietito the hay must be the beet o^ing, excited over the election, and, after being invariably timothy of the licet writing on some pnjierx “Vote for grade. Other animals that eat hay are the Lil>eral.’’ died. The Coroner said the giraffes, the camels, the deer, zebra, that tins was the fourth instance of the and different animals of the cattle hjx-- kind which he had held since the elec­ _________ cies. Most all these are Ml on what is tion. known as mixed hay, timothy and clo­ THE MARKETS. ver, which is about 20 per cent cheaper than the timothy alone. NEW YORK. There are 101 other creatures requir­ Hoo«. ing, in many cases, much more delicate and costly food. The sea-lions have to lie fed on fish, usually fresh and salt mackerel, each animal taking twelve to fifteen to each meal twice a day. and consuming all together 100 iiounite of ’M CHICAob.’ fish daily. Next in point of delicate livers come the polar bears, whose regular diet is bread soaked in-milk, with fish now and then for a change. The black bears are ' Chatoa »prta« Kx., also given bread, 100 pounds being used No. 3 Spriag. daily. Vegetables of almost every sort are fed lilierally to the different animals —cabbage, uotatoes, carrots, onions and turnips. The cleiihants are great cab­ bage caters, in addition to their standard •M diet, hay. Tbe giraffes singularly •Jft enough, are great <iniop eaters, while the deer and goats, and animals of the cow species, eat carrots and turnips and jxitrtoes. Bran and oata and corn are also liberally distributed—mostly once or twice a week—among the hay-eating animals. The most delicate and expensive tlie butter and took it home, and then rushed down to Thomas L. Humar’a of­ fice—-he was our Congressman then— and I aaked him if he wouldn’t send me to West Point He told me that he couldn’t send me until this otiier boy got through, and that wouldn’t be for three years yet ‘But, Hiunar,’ said I, • Hup]x»e tins boy should fail to pass ex­ Tbe I'rtwdent pro tern. (Thurman) laid be. amination, (ind should be sent home, will you send me. then ?’ * Well, Uly/' saitl he, ‘I guess if he can’t pass there’d be no use of your trying it* 'Bull want yoti to promise that you will send Pom-Mom........ 00 HJO X Las®......................................................... ' me,’ said L ‘All right’ aaid he, ‘ if he CIXClNNATL can’t get through, I promise to let you Mumlttec ths Diplomatic and try itT Well, during the day Humor in the collection nt present, the exist of Appropriation bill wsa preseulheard alxiut the other fellow^ and the keeping this grinning satire on the next day I went and asked him if he hail human species is not multiplied. An­ heard the news. He said he hod. and, other delicacy which must not be omit­ toledo/ after laughing at mo for the promise, he ted in the diet of the polar iieara ia fish said it was all right, I should go. Well, oil, of which they get several supplies a I went, nnd becau.K- my mother ha]>- week. After the hay, tho ostta ia per­ pened to lie out of butter haa mn^le me naps the next chief source of expense in Mnorr.' General of the army of the United States, the way of animal food. As for the and I don’t know, after all, Imi what it | -------- NTw-J------ ---------------------- ’ dwt nui.- m. 1-rl-i.l.nt ' U» kmU Unto mm fed ao miwy • -------------------------------j seed, and all of them now ana then get El Dorado ia of .SjMUUsh extraction, | a small chunk of meat. —Ph ladclph a and wm a fabulous region located in tlie । T mm; 'nCDUMiMJui i Tme»; ________ .____________ interior of South America, supposed to muf|mm all others in tlie richneaa of its Muslin dreaeea are still made with productixjna, specially gold, gems, lx>x-phdted anoaue shap.is in front, and ■mUMBTi/ft. and the like. It 3is _ - -now -come to be ap-. back finished with a Spaniah flounce; OXW & 014 * >4 �br mmle wm the bracelet revived, and.in consequence thousands HOUSEKEEPERS’ HELPS. of applications for the benefit members was redurad to twelve jtoonds. ] lost it, and the Prince breathe* now mummies’ bodies are thorough Bjjooufuln of milk, six of flour, * good more freely. . ’ They usually weigh about seven two months. Each bird will average a ump of batter, aud bake quickly. Wine Arab bone ia not broken until he ia 4 had forgotten that they received the The Mormons not long ago Ixeld their pound and a half a year, worth 50 cents money soon after their discharge from Roly-holy Pudding.—Boil six goodfor breaking the American trotter, but annual church conference at Salt Lake the army. One Congressmen mentions the man who owns him is generally City. Erastus Snow, one of the chief ing a new orchard, Hrtd-tmatizes matters in proof of how many, through sheer brake the year after his prise goes on apostles, made an address defending po­ by setting his apple trees so that the well together until the is auffi- forgetfulness, applied for tlie three montlis’ pay after the law was revived, lygamy, in which he said that if the summer apples will be together, then ciently thick, spn*ad ov« .. ~ the turf. that out erf 2,700 such applications lie United States had its way Abraham, the fall apples, then the winter apples, rosh fruit Put it into a well-floured ceasedto be and so on. It makes it easier to gather Joseph, and all the other patriarchs them, and avoids tlie necessity of haul­ cloth and boil two hours. tinned to be To Renovate Crape. — Thoroughly Ute reservation in large numbers, re­ would be arrested, were they living with iiad not previously received the extra days it was more a written than a spoken ing all over the orchard. brush all dust from the material, sprinkle gardless of the threatening attitude of pay. Of oouroe to search tho records Plajctm must be allowed air; even with alcohol, and roll in newspapers, for bo many wasted a large jiortion of the Indians. Tbe oncers of the troops tlie church ofiioera it appears that tho those- that will not bear Die outer- air commencing with the paper and crape the meml>er « time. . total Mormon population of Utah is 111,­ must have tlie air of the room frequently together, that the piqx.T may lie between One industrious scribe wrote to a Rep­ mixed dialect culled tbe Bomana nutitXL structions are simply to prevent hoatili- 820 in Colorado,' some 600; Arizona, freshened by ventilation, to preserve them every portion of the material; allow it resentative that be had a claim on which or country Latin, and it is from this, and in health. Core should be taken not to to remain in the roll until perfectly dry. he desired action to be taken, and addl'd not from the classic T<tin, that Italian is 1,895; the British mission contains 5,275, let plants stand in a draught, for when that he had twice written to the Presi ­ C heese C ake . — Take four cakes of slaimed by some not well-informed writ­ eliildrcn included ; the Scandinavian so situated one strong gust of cold wind A itiDiccLOue quarrel lietwecn two cottage cheese, rub them fine ; melt a dent on the subject He inclosed let­ ers to have been derived. 5,205, and the German mission ’’98. will often prove sufficient tc destroy quarter of a pound of butter and stir into ters address'd to every memlx-r of the Captains of artillery, stationed at tho Chaelks PxxHAUi/r, a French writei, Some 1,600 liaptisms are reported du­ it, beating all the tune; sweeten to your Senate and House asking each individu­ was the author of “Cinderella’s Slipper ” Washington arsenal, one of them o .y-----• _ » _____ Ts A waMAN in Wyoming Territory who ■ taste ■ then beat the yelks of ten eggs ally what he purposed doing about the ring the last year, and upward of 600 brother-in-law of Mrs. Hayes, is noted. Lm raSuXt large numlx-ra xif hem* says very light, and stir in, add currants and claim when it came up for consideration excommunications and removals. The that after niinjy trying the recommended rose Water ; when just ready to bake, in Congress. Tho trouble grew out of an order for the number of Mormon births ImI year is remedieB for lice slie hit upon the plan l>eat the whites to a perfect froth and While giving instances of curious let­ removal of a few building-stoiHa. Both given at 1,230 males and 1,231 females of giving them once or twice a week a stir in gently. ters received by members of Congress, the confraternities of the drapers, the have filed charges, but the department on allusion at least must be made to mcrccra and the furriers, in which the —not many surplus wives in this distri­ large loaf, made erf graham flour in B lack T hread L ace .--T o renovate will not entertain them. which a handful of sulnhur had been black thread lace, wash it carefully in those of which the wives of public men furriers finally triumphed. Two cent­ bution of the sexes. The total church mixed. The bens liked it, were freed alcohol, or pure spirit, which is diluted arc the recipients. Tlie subject is an in- uries afro furs were so rare, and there­ The Russian official organs say that receipts for the year of all kinds from tho ljce.au d kept healthy all through alcohol. Lav a towel on a board or ta­ exhaustible one, which cannot be treat­ fore so highly valued, that the wearing the Bummer. they rejoice ove-r tha English Liberal vis­ .unounted to $1,097,024. ble, and smooth out the veil, carefully ed in detail in any letter of ■ ordinary of them was restricted by several sumptExperiments in Germany show that stretching it, and pinning it to the board length. While Gen. Grant wm Presi­ it means peace between The London Telegraph, in a recent if potatoea are fed to milch cows thky round the edge of the lace with pins. dent, a parcel came one day by express Russia, and not because it editorial on literary men m.diplomatists, should be cooked. Raw potatoes will When dry, it will look like new, if care­ to his wife, which, on lieing opened, of countless regulations. Tlie exact moans a release of Russia from her ob­ Consuls, etc., after alluding in compli­ give a larger yield of milk, but le« but­ fully done. wm found to contain a hideous calico quality permitted to be worn by persons liedquilt of such incongruous colors thu. ligations under the treaty of Berlin. mentary terms to Everett, Irving, Mot­ ter, than cooked ones. In tlie case re­ A good washing fluid which will not it nearly gave one tlie ague to look at iL of different grades, and tho articles of ferred to raw potatoes were tfrat added Those obligations she claims will be ley, Bancroft, Bayard Taylor, and oth­ injure the clothes may l>e made by dis­ It wm so repulsively ugly that Mrs. dress to which it might be applied, were to the daily rations of hay, straw and defined most strictly. Perrault’s tale of loyally and faithfully fulfilled. ers, says: “With Mr. James Bussell other materials. The result wm that solving one pound of potash in one gal­ Grant observed that she would dislike Cinderella originally marked the dig­ lon of water, add one ounce of ammonia, to oak one of the servants to use it An Lowell to represent the United States m nity conferred on her by tlie fairy, by and one ounce aalte-oLtarter. When about Statwticb say tliat there are explanatory letter from the maker of tbe her wearing a slipper of vair, a privilege Minister in London, and with Mr. Bret you wash add one teaimpful of this fluid monstrosity, who lived in the Nortlithroe-fourths pounds of butter, while 1,700 female authors in France, Harte* oh American Consul in Glasgow, with cooked potatoes it gave 248(|M>unds to a boiler of clothes. Soap must l»e west, said that she had made one like it, then confined to the highest rank of thirds of them-are natives of the provliterature has had such homage paid to of milk, yielding nine and one-fourth addtxl, and tlie clothes souped on the which took a prize at the Btate Fair in become inveterate, changed voir into most soiled places. The clethes should her Btate, ana bo she thought she would inoes, and one-thinl of Paris. Of those her m is selilom accorded in this country. pounds of butter. verre, and the slipper of sable wm sud­ be soakcxl over-night. In the morning Ixirn in the provinces a majority come Wood ashes will decompose lames. wring them out, and boil us stated send one to be used on a bed in the denly converted into a gbuw clipper. Nor is it possible to refrain from musing White House. The tone of the letter from tbe south. About 1,000 writers Expos* 1 to the weather a barred filled above. Concerning the attainable length of upon the vast diversity of ideM sug­ implied that the maker thought she was out of the 1,700 write novels or stories with alternate three-inch layers .of bro­ gested by the grimy city upon the banks ken bonre and ashes for several months, Cheme Tartlets.—Make a pMte conferring a great benefit on the Execu­ the human hair, the followingis interest­ for the young, while 200 are poets, and ing: “The ordinary length of the hair of the Clyde to a ]>oet who has passed when, on exaipmation, the bones will with one ounce of butter, two ounces of tive Mansion and Mrs. Grant in sending of the head in women varies from twenty 150 devote themselves to educational so much of his life among the canons be found to be reduced to a jelly-like flour, tlie yelk of an egg, a little water, this specimen of her handiwork and inches to a yard, in some instances “ feeling for color; ” she added that she a pinch of salt, roll it out to the thick ­ and pine-trees of Nevada und Wyoming. sulistance, forming phosiihate of potash, ness of an eighth of on inch, and .line would consider herself amply repaid if longer even than tliat; but they are of Mn. Roads is a school teacher at Earl, In one respect, however, the scenes con­ one of the most powerful as well as last­ some patty-pans with it Take two Mrs. Grant would send her twenty yards unusual occurrence— its weight from five ing fertilizing materials known, and one Pa. When a little girl denied having templated by Mr. Bret Harte, at Glas­ which, when exposed to the sun for a ounces of finely-graU'd Parmesar. cheese, of black silk for a dress; tliat she could to ten ounces. A contemporary relates an instance where the hair on a lady’s torn a book, and called on God to wit­ gow, will l>e the same m have engaged few days, may be easily redua-d to poW- beat it up in a bowl with the yelks of make a small jmttern do, so that quan­ head attained the measurement of two two eggs ; add jiepper, salt, cayenne tity would Buffiice. She added in a post­ ness that she told the truth, he was his attention at Poker Flat and upon tho der—the very best condition for apply­ yards in length. Bnt its proper length script that she would be entirely will ­ and nutmeg, according to taste — verygrieved beyond expression by what he Stanislaus. Glasgow will be m full of ing to the land. Do not hurry tlie op­ little of the two latter ; then work in ing to make another quilt like that sent for texture and strength should not ex­ eration, but save all the bones and let twenty-four and its value,— as ior Mrs. .ura. Dunons, Sartoris, auu and a navy-blue hmvt-uiuo hue silk ceed , —e ,inches, —, ’ “ deemed her Idasphemy. He grabbed HUggestions m the wild scenes in which time ami wood ashes convert them into three table-spoonfuls of ervum, fill each for “ n?°<^ dej>reciated in price pastry pan with the mixture, and then dress would lie compensation for her : °,°K hex- in one hand and a club in the other, red-shirted, poker-playing, revolver­ a rich manure. when it falls shorter. has been odcu‘ trouble. w “ en 14 .. 8 “ orter I* hMbeen calcuDake them in a moderate oven till done. mid beat her until he was weary und she carrying miners constituted the chief ; lated by Withof that the beard grows at The American Cultivator records the Hickokt-xct Cake.—One cupful of Sope Carlons Figures in Book-Making, tlw of a line and a half pel- week, insensible. She was maimed for life, dramatit jtrrtonrr. names and addrvMes of 150 enterprising sugar, one-half capful of butter, one-half farmers who last season, by careful and and he has gone to prison for two years. From an interview with Mr. William which gives a length of six inches and a’ The House of Commons just elected intelligent management, succeeded in cupful of sweet milk, two cupfuls of H. Appleton, of the firm of D. Appleton ludf in the course of a year; while tax s flour und one and one-half teaspoonfuls contains many new young men, m well raising nn average of nearly twenty tons of Imking-powder, well mixed, one large A Co., printed in the New York Herald, man 80 years of age twenty-seven feet F.ibt. Granville, Secretary of State would have fallen before the razor. We of sugar l»eetH to the acre, for which we extract the following : for Foreign Affairs, in the new Ifritish m many former members who ore still they averaged a cash return • of about cupful of walnut meats, one large cup­ “ How wm Mr. Bryant as a maker of are informed that the beard of the Bur­ ful of raisins, whites of four eggs, yelks gomaster, Hans Steinegen, wm to long Ministry, says the Cabinet will main­ young, though prominent in public De­ 8100 each per acre. This record repre­ of tlinx' eggs ; beat butter ana sugar to manuscript Young men will always be fighting then­ sented the product of many farmers in “ Mr. Bryant did all his lalioring over that upon one occasion, having forgotten tain the treaty of Berlin, enter into no a cream, add the yelks of the eggs well to fold up the iame> he trod upon it as continental alliance, continue the pres­ way to the front in all countries. Mr. different towns and in three States, viz., beaten, then the flour and milk ; flour the first draft of his poems, and the he ascended to the-Council Chamber st Maine, Massachusetts and New Hanq>manuscript as we received it was like ent cordial relation** with France, sup­ Gladstone, who has been the great in­ sliire, which mokes it appear that suc­ tlie meats and raisins (stoned) and stir copper-plate.” Brunn, and wm thereby thrown down them in; lastly, the whites of tlie eggs port the Greek claims, and endeavor to spiring spirit in the recent political rev­ cessful beet culture is not so much a “ How did his works sell ?’’ beaten to a stiff froth. Bake in pons to continue the existing harmony in tho olution, wm in P^Hiamcnt at 23, and a matter of soil or locality m of individual slice or cut in blocks. When Inked, “They have Bold better since Ifis cite from Elbe that at the Prince’s court at Fldam there is a full-length pointingLord of the TreMury at 25 ; Lord Palm­ effort and skill. Anglo-French control of Egypt make a frosting, mixing in one-half cup­ death than liefore, for some reason or of a carpenter whose beard was nine feet other." erston wm Secretafy of War at 25, as’I Ax exchange says: It is impossible ful walnut meat*, and pour over. .... — *7’" long, so that when engaged at work he “ What is the liest-selling lxx>k you . The Queen of England is said to be a Bolingbroke wm at 26 ; tho Marquis of to convey to tlie reader an idea of the was obliged to carry it in a l»sg. In the Lansdowne wm in the Cabinet ut 26; I '"“t valuable forests of fir, pine, and In Amusing Reminiaeence of the Late publish, if not too impertinent a ques­ Industrial Exhibition of 1862 there were constant sufferer from violent headaches. tion ?’’ ; cedar in Oregon and Washington. Trees Tlie mere announcement of this trouble William Pitt wm Chancellor of the Ex- j 200 and 250 feet high, and six feet in di­ “The best-selling book we publish ih exhibited specimens of human hair taken The fight nt Blackburn’s ford, just to ■ Webater’a Speller,’ and it has tlie larg­ from the heads of English, French and with the Queen’s head "-ill awaken uni­ chequer at 24, and Sir Roliert Peel wm ameter, are never out of view ; eight and the left of Bull run, wm opened by the est sale of any book in the world, ex­ Italian ladies, the longest specimen hav­ versal sympathy, and cause her to be in­ Chief Secretary for Ireland at the same ten feet in diameter, and 300 feet high, Second MassachuHcttA infantry. Sup­ cept the Bible. We sell 1,000,000 copies ing Ixtn cut from one of oar own coun­ trywomen. It was a lock of jet-black undated witli consolatory letters con­ age. In our own country young men are not uncommon, generally two thirds ported by a New York and two Michigan a year." free of limLa. Fifty and sixty g*»l tim­ hair, and measured seventy-four inches taining recipes for treating her affliction. have early come into position : Alexan­ ber trees grow ou an acre, as’a rule, and regiments, they advanced into the woods “ A million copies a vear!” “Yes, and have for forty years, mak­ in length.” Tho United States is prolific in remedies der Hamilton wm Secretary of the yield seldom less than 300,000 feet, and until they heard something drop. The regiment bumped up against intrench- ing 40,000,000 of * Webster's Spellers ’ for so simple a disease as a headache ; Treasury at 32 ; Henry Clay wm in the instances are ou record of 1,000,000 feet ments and were subjected to a tremen­ (hooting Poultry. that liave issued from our presses. Tbe and, as her Majesty is neo-ssarily cut Senate at 29 ; Douglas wm in the House from an acre. No acre is worked for dous fire. Before going infi> die woods year following the emancipation of the In choosing poultry never buy a bird off from personal communication with at 30, and in the Senate at 34; at 34 profit which cannot yield 300,000 feet at tlie regiment was “dressed” m on a slaves we Bold 1,500,000, because every that cannot be cleansed without wash­ least, and even this yield is rare. parade, and tlie Colonel rode out and negro in the South thought it tmly nec­ ing. It ought to be so cleanly picked those who might give her tho panaceas, John Quincy Adams wm Minister at Ax agricultural writer says hia advice exclaimed: essary tf> have a • Webster’s Speller' to and drawn tliat a towel would lie suffi­ jierhaps tho information hud better l*e Berlin ; Buchanan wm in tho House at “ Men of Massachusetts! the eyes of read. After that year it fell l>ack to the cient. Buy a chicken that Hm white to farmers is to try and keep off disease. 31, Minister to Russia at 41, and in the sent by post, if sent at all. Keep hogs in clean, good fields; give your country are upon vou !” original million, and Iim never varied. flesh and pale yellow (at In buying There wm a grand yell, and they went We sell them in cases of seventv-two tame ducks young ones are the best, and Senate at 43. them access to good water. In the dryest part of the field provide good shelter in to conquer or to die! After fiftivn dozen, and they are bought by all the if vou take hold of the under part of the What Followed. both from sun and rain. In troughs minutes* desperate fighting they retired large dry-goods houses and supply bill aud can either bend or break it the “ around the world'* are recounted in an The temptation to pique and punish near their resting-places, two or throe from the woods to re-form beLind the stores, and furnished by them to every duck is young. The breast Iwing hard exchange. It was mailed in New York unlawful curiosity is one of the strong­ times each week, place a composition of snpjxjrts. Among tho last was an old cross-roads store in the country.” ’ and thick denotes tliat it is fresh and est — the chagrin of the bitten victim la Nov. 29, 1879, but, losing the mail salt, soda, red pepper, and ginger. To man. He had thrown awgy coat, liat, ",Can you always tell whether a book sweet. No duck, either wild or tame, is The Louisville foul jiarts of the first two articlea, add gun and all accoutrements, and he was will be successful ?" good unless fat. Tame ducks are served steamer, lay over in the New York post­ so richly deserved. one part of latter. Common rod popper badly demoralized. As he |Mu«t»ed the “ No more than a manager can pre­ with apple or cranberry sauce, with cur­ office until the sailing of uie next mail There were some angry men in n cer­ will answer, well pulverized, and nil the left flank of a Michigan regiment in line dict tlie Bwcoees of a play. For example, rant jelly, or oranges, and frequently steamer, and arrived in London Dec. 13, tain Kentucky postoffice a few days ago. ingredients thoroughly mixed. This is of liattle, a wag called out: when * Lotunir ’ was written we deter­ witli olives stewed fa the gravy alxnit “ Only 800 miles to Boston !” 1879. Being sent from London to Mar­ A i>o>*ta} card wm dropp'd into the let­ no remedy, but a preventive of the in­ mined to publish it. The firm held a five minutes before the bird is served. ter-box, addreBsed to the “Nev. John jurious enects of the foul gases and tlie The old mon halted for a moment, and consultation, and some of the members When geese are young and in good con­ seille**, it arrived Dec. 17, 1879; from Penoliscot,---- s-------- .” It wm an or­ another joker observed: v ere for printing an edition of 2,000, dition their legs are soft, yellow and Marseilles to Cairo, arriving Dec. 25; dinary card, and the Postmaster wm an pestiferous filth in which hogs have been “ The eyes of your country are upon while others thought that wm too many, rather downy; if the legs are stiff and allowed to wallow. from Cairo to Bombay, arriving Jan. 15, ordinal^ Postmaster. He took it up, you.’’ and doubted whether 1,000 would s»*Il. dry they are bad and tainted. Borne He Was On Hand. 1880; from Bombay to Singapore, arriv­ glanced at the address, turned it leis­ “You blamed Wolverines, go to Finally we agreed to venture with 2,000. kinds of tame hints n»quire to be kept It wna dark in the depot, one day last grass J” growled the old warrior. “I’ve You may imagine our surprise when I a little, others ought to be eaten m soon ing Feb. 2; from Singapore to Yoko­ urely over and read: ------ ,------, M*y 2, 1870. got a choice about' this thing, and I m possible; thus, pigeons are best when hama, arriving March 9; from Yoko­ Yeo, to wt>om thia card ia not addreaaed, and week, when the evening train came iu. druther stand the eyes of my country all tell you that we sold 80,090 copies of 3uite fresh and lose all taste and flavor An elderly farmer wm backed up against hama to San Francisco, arriving March whs, nevrrthcteM, have the cheek to read it, the partition, watching, in open-mouthed day long than the fire of them cussed that novel." they are kept; but turkeys require io are a oooteanptiU*^ twprindptod suoak, and a Another successful novel wm Miss 26; from San Francisco to New York, prying, puaillanin>ou» coward. wonder, the big pulling engine and the rebels for five minutes." Muhlbadi’s “Joseph IL and His Court." be hung up for several days before they Geobok F. Dvuax. yellow-covered ears m they discharged arriving April 3. The entire trip occu­ Mr. W. W. Appleton, while traveling are tender. This condign again will The PoHtmMter laid the card gently their pasMBfvrs, when a handsome Mllk and Lime Water. down South, came across a copy of thia vary with the age of iteUbinl, the state pied 127 days. down ami lounged to tlie other end of young girl jn a seal-skin cloak dashed Milk and lime water are now frequent­ book printed at Atlanta, Ga., during tlie of the weather, etc. Iw if a turkey be the house, softly whistling “Nancy forward, and, throwing herself upon the ly prescribed by physicians in <asee of war. He bought it m a curiosity, for it hung by four of its largest taxl-feathera. Undke Republican rule Franco haa Lee.’’ In due time tho clerk came upon honest granger's manly breast, imprint­ dyspepsia nnd weaknea-* of the stomach, wm wretchedly printi-d on wrapping as soon m it falls ujKin the towel prejisrcd made, and continues to make, extraor­ the card, perused it, and made the ed a kiss upon his sunburned cheek, aud and in some cases are said to prove very j»aper. Having on Idle hour or bo one to receive it it is in prime condition, and beneficial. Many persons who think day, he read tlie work and wm at once u-ill then deteriorate. In other j*oultry . , dinary ]>rogrwHs in material proqwrity. neighborhood hideous with the com- exclaimed: phuningB of his pct dog, which he kicked “You dear old pa, I knew you would good bread and milk a great luxury, fre­ struck by the elements of popularity in The depoaite in the savings banks have in the ribs. . be waiting for me I And how’s mother, quently hesitate to cat it for the reason it, aud it was published by the firm. ore just at their tcndcrest is to judge by How the card furl'd with the various and how’s Jenny, and how’s John—and that the milk will not digest readily— Every oue'will remember the success erf the ease with which the feathers come and lands' of tho peasantry have been route agents through whose hands it oh ! I’m so glad to get back—and where’s sourness of stomach will often follow. this story, and how it was followed by a out. Therefore when yi greatly improved. There is no such paaaed, it is imjXMwuble to nay, nor do we my trunk—-and oh! pa, you take the But* experience proves, says the Journal long Benes by the same author. Before hang a bird leave a few know whether it wm road l»y the woman of Materia Mcdica, tliat lime water and tin* accident that led to the publication when these can be readi tlxing as jioverty to Ixt found in the who is PustmiHtreM of tho office where check and let’s hurry.’1 The granger wm old and kiqd of milk are not only food and' medicine at of “Joseph IL" Muhlboch’H novels had the bird is as tender as it lieautiful country ; aud now the intelli­ the Rev. John Penobscot is suppoMd to dried up, and he had never i1 t ’known what an early period of life, but also at u been offeredjo nearly every publisher in Harper'*Bazar. gence comes that calls of tax-col lectori* get liis mail; but the report is that on it was to have a wife, much v less “a later, when, as in tho ease of infants, New York, the ApiJetons siwnng the The Parson’s Shoe. have l»een so generously and promptly the day it reached there she smashod a daughter. He mistrusted the young the functions of digestion and assimila­ utunlxT, and refuses. bottle of ink, spanked tho children all In n little town near Providence the in thU" Real-dun sack had ruade a tion are feeble and easily perverted. A Tao very Buceessfiil American looks responded to that the amounts . already I round and chewed up 65 cents’ worth of mistake, bid; instead ot stammering, stomach taxed by gluttony, irritated by are “Seward’s Travels Around thfar exneed tbe estimate», and that the wax. and hemming, and hawing, he come gal­ World,"and “Gen. Sherman’s Memoirs.” Iv, one evening, and was invited to ocaWe cannot be too careful never to lantly up to the scratch, and, throwing improper food, inflamed bv alcohol, en­ French Government is in a quandary as duct family worship. Tbe 3-year-uld feebled by is** unfitted Geu. Sherman, Mr. Appleton says, is as to what -hall be done with the surplus. write on postal cards anything in the both arms around the fair creature, he far its duties—m is shown by the vari­ aat s writer as he ia a talker, and he pet- of the family noticed, aa the------least calculated to wound* tho itensitive Verily, France cheaply purchased its delicacy of the poste^oe people’s fed- made up Ids mind to be u father to hrr ous- symptoms attendant upon indigea- seldom has to correct his manuscript or diein theattemjrt. ‘ • | tion, dyiqxjpaia, diarrhea, dvsenterv, Imprinting a •kiss “ I should like,” said Mr. Appleton, redemption from Bonajjartist rule by iuga. _________ ____________ report of u pistol on her cheek, and fever—will resume its work, and do taking np a jiencfl and sheet, of paper, The baby, who had bren in a like tbe report _________________ i smith shop watching them shoe the jieymcut of the indemnity to GerThem wm recently found in Truckee, he enthumastically ejaculate*]: it eru'rgetically, on an exchvuve diet of “to show you the oust of look-making. I got Nev., an egg, the shell of which had “Oh, yer mother’s well, an* John an’ liread and milk and lime water. A gob­ don't lohevv that jieoplr, when thev , quietly ran and M . * 1 rJhZr Henry aa (smack) an” Jone an' Busan let of cow’s milk may have four tabk'- buy a book tor 50 cents. Lave any idea These ia an odd suiK-iwtitiuu that the Half the kernel was inside the shell and (smack, smack,) nn* Honu» an’ Belindy •poonfuls of lime water addad to it .with of thy cartel invested to liring it down P’’ h had sprouted, and a bright green blade of an* Calvin (smack) an* Joshua an* Peter good t'ffect. The way to make lime at thnt price. For example, it cost ns ,ut from (smack, smack), op, they're all smart on* water is himply to jwocure a few lumps $138,000 te imiJfeh * Picturesque Aiuer' ’ ixmemtsi ■mall of uDalaked lime, pat the lime in a stone ica,’ and that witl»>nt adding Uie jar, aud add water until the lime is printing. To )»e i idak-d and of aliout tlie conMstence of profit cm it Forty sold and ' ^uted her with a beautiful ofMlbrweH jmm and ek-an lime water ou the top. learmg only eighty-eight cliildrrn alive. �jjAvriaws SATURDAY, - ■AY 1ft, 1880. ourmwfean letter. iahoiil bank, Waters’ Pianos | Organs! Mr. Jerome Caslnng of Bellevue had bis gnu>cQ broken opru one night hut week Uy sneak thieves aud all hia wheat taken. Jas. M. Prntt. ex-mayor of Charlotte died on Monday last of erysipelas. Hr leaves a wife and four children in comfortable circuni stances. Isaac Rarkrtt; for forty y«ars a reai-, K rut of .Chester diet! Wed-^> dem . Township, --------—-----------------rsday at the tbe age of 80 years. He was ~ nesdsy universally respected aud was a 'lead­ ing Democrat. At a recent meeting of the Bellevue village fathers, it wa* decided to place tlie bonds of liquor iw-llers at $3,000. At their next meeting, finding that the •odd liquor dealers could not get their IhiikIh nt that high tariff, they voted ihe iKinds down to 12,000, ns low as the law would it)low them ro jro. At their lust meeting a protect was brought in, and they again put the bonds up to $8,000. Tuesday night at alwHit fl o’clock the btrge retl briilge across Buttle Creek River, iu Bellevue, took a sudden, but ong expTtitl. tumble, doubling up Irke a inck-knifv, mid settling down into rhe river. Geo. Waterman had hut just got across the bridge with a large load of wood, otherwi _e it might Intvo cost the village more than rhe reJmini which will amount to nt least ll.OGO.________ ______ Loudon, Eng., Ap^il 22,1880. Great anxiety prevails in this city with respect to tbe safety of her Majes­ ty’s Induing ship Atlanta, Captain Sterling, which left Portsmouth four ' n<»uths ago ou a cruise in the West In­ dies, and is wow considerably overdone. The vessel wrs last heard of from Ber­ muda on Jsn. 81. She hnd several cases of yellow fever <m bor.rd, und her . sailing'orders were extended to April •!. Almost the only ground nrhope is that Captain Sterling may have put into . some port from which there is no tele . graphic communication. The Atlanta waaan old wooden frigate of 958 tons register. She was commissioned ns n training ship for oidinary semne i in Svptemlier, 1878, atftl is classed in the Navy List as fourth’ nite. She is a cor­ vette exclusively dependent npou hei •uilingciipnlnlitie*,Hnd does not posses* gleam on Imard even for condensing They are warranted to excell any Machines in the purposes. She is the successor to the The largest and best assortment of unfortunate Enrydice. and was former­ Advancing .wain, rare, sickness, disap­ pointment, and hereditary prvdiaposily called the Juno when classed ns n < ion—nil operate to turn the hair gray, man-of-wnr. A oingnlar circumstance and either of them inclines it to shed Ayer’s Hair Vigor in connection with her is that her nb prematurely. Hence liegati to create uneasiness in will restore fndrd or grnv. light or red to n rich brown or deep olack, ns may tlie anniversary ot the day on whicn be depin-d. It softens and cleanses the the Enrydiee foundered 'March 24. In scalp, giving it.n healthv action. It tW fimt'emise, after being converted removes and cures dandruff nnd hu­ into i. training vessel, her captain ic- mors. By its use fulling hair is check­ ed. and n rew growth will be produced to be found in Central Michigan is at ported to tlie admirality that she was in all case's when* the fo'licles are not overweighted in her spars, and that destroyeil or the gland* decayed. Its she rolled somewhat dangerously. Her effects an- lieiiutifnlly shown on brnahv upper spars wen* consequently reduced weak, i-r sickly hair, on which a few applications inll produce the gloss and and changes made in her tank arrange­ freshness nf youth. Harmless nnd ments. She proceeded on an experi­ snre in its operation, it is inconipnni mental cruise in the Channel to ascei- ble ns a dressing, mid is especially val­ ued for the *>ft lu-ter and richness of B tain whether her stability had been im­ tone it imp ’rt*. It contains neither oil c proved, but the ’■exult*, whilj not whol­ nor dye, and will not soil or color wliiU* ly R^tisfaciory, ditinot seem to war cambric yet it lasts Jong <m the hair, and keep* it fresh mid vigorous. rant any alarm. aS A careful analysis of the returns of Clergymen and public spe kora will cn tbe late Parlinientitry elections in the 'find E.’A. Young.s Cough mid Lung Kingdom show that tbe conservative* •Syrup invaluable, strengt It ••nine tlie were not- defeated by a falling off in voice and removing any irritation of the’fvotc but by a remarkable increase the Thi oat nnd Lung*. Trial wise 25c. Sold l.y F. T. Boise. iu the voting strength of the lilterals. Lumber! Lumber! Thu conservatives in fact, increased their aggregate, vot/over that of '7-1 bj ■ Do von know that yon can buy Lum­ nearly 1G per cent., or double that of ber for building, or fencing, of J. H. their opponents. In fifty of tlie largest [ McCotter at tbe Glenn Mill on the boronghs which contributed most to couftty line, for 7.00 per M. or delivered Si tlie lilwral viftory.tliv agreirutr vote of in Nasliivlle for $8.50! Order* tilled th- highest lilwral candidates shows on short nmiee. <34-37 An increase of 30 p»?r cent over their vote if 1874, and in the some Itorniigli* pi<E MSHllLLE LEV Al UH, the conservatives mode a gain of 12 < per cent, over their vote of 1874. Tinconclusion is that a very large nnnihvi of liberals who refrained from voting, in 1874 took part in the last election, aud that a mi^oritv of tbeyoung voters IN 1879, just coming into tne right of snffrragv, ■ QOOK’S CARRIAGE 5VORKS Went with the liberal party. American liorses seem likely to piny a prominent part in many of the big NASHVILLE, MICH., Any number of farmers to spring hand icap.s in this country. Then • numbers have been increased'great I v .1__ _ _•_ •__ , ._r _ • >1 anufacturcM the w th. rmnt >rrir«i <>r a wdi-liioni. Unload Wheat and Grain Ex4 uu«ri/’<» n anAi^amun n-,fl< American sportsman witli fifteen I tJioroaghbiecIs, all of whom will doubt£­ I peditiously ui Accuratly. less give a good account of themselves, j Our liorwesare not handsome, but they have quality. Parole, iiimiu hia arrival I in the Island was dvciuivd aa “ugly wretch” by file English equine connoissenrs, but this in no way hindered him from winning the first race he ran in, desire to announce that having erected tints giving the Englishmen what they one of tho largest and most convenient ____ ________________ called—pleasantly borrowing the ex­ elevator buildings in central Michigan, pression from the idiom of their victo­ they are prepared to receive and j -x—z-» -« i rious "cousins’’—an eve-open?r. Let ns hope, that this useful operation will be rvpcau-d in the city nnd stiberbans ■ by tbe victory of one or tlie other of I am preparedJto furnish"the public Mr. Lorilard’s two iepresentatives;P:iFor any quantity of role and Meried. The former is one of the favorites at 10 to 1, having only | Westbourne. Master Kiddare, mid R«isy Cross, tlie winner of the Lincoln- j shire, quoted liefiyie him. The latter however, is a 100 to 1 chanct—a fact which will not, it is to be hoped, hintlri That may l»c brought them. They uls< her from winning in the case of Parole keep for sale nt tlie lowest prices* being 1 waten. The stable—that is het ting on the pair jointly—i» an excellent Seeds, Flour, Feed. Lime. Sall, | investment. Alpha. Plaster, Stucco, lluir mid • SELLS IB ITHERS’ WORLD'S FAIR OF Shingles. . WONDERS AT HASTINGS AND GRAND RAPIDS. QLEMEMT SMITH, unllkw ti Attorney at Law JIBES A. BWKEZXT, Attorney * Counsellor, NEV FRONT CUTSTHL iNDMHIBLE (ROH MOWER JJ HOUtiHTALnr, * • SHERIFF. UNFERMENTED SINGLE REAPER AND COMBINED MACHINE CwICcti—a a Spa—lty« ROBERTS A HOTCHKISS, MAITTRADE BITTERS MARK Druggists * Chemists, Reapers and Mowers, . market. pOWEB* A BARLOW, Bitters FARM IMPLEMENTS! ~ M ' * ---- JVIVD---- J. A4SJ>r1iiciplr in the world of me. Hoe tha> MALT BlITERS. prepared by tl.e M-.lt Bitten Co . from unfcriuetited Malt -nd Hops. It is a perfeRenovator ot feeble and exhausted c •DstltuUurs !i enrichea the blood. solMlfies the bone*. twde(.» WOLCOTT’S American and Foreign Marble, Monuments, Tombstones, Mantles, ORqANSS 0 yy«. S. GOODYEAR, Chicago. n I ■ at A O •■',00,I Corel it Hook (310 to (I rlfllillV10 i 13 Siodb, 3 »el Br«.l. • 1 M Is V W 3koan ►•tin, Stool. t»ok, lllunmteil <*l*loKue Frrr. AddrvM Daoicl F. liMtly, Wa-hlngton, N. .1. DRY GOODS, SILKSand DRESS GOOD8 Beady Made Clothing, Hals and Ceps, Boots and I® TAPE WORM, J LUUS BUSSELL, lufalllUv vunxl with two apooruof nwdl 'lneln two or thrw Jioura. For particulate addrrea. with atamp .; ramninitN n<u st Mark*# rur«. n y IDLR/V GOODS, munt. AniACTivE, bhqifbl Mrs. Jails McNair Wrfebt’a New Beak, . THE COMPLETE HOfit C. C. WOLCOTT Mak.Hf a apeclrty’. Pkovuix Blo«k. tiui> Sl yy«- F- mots, Groceries and General Produce, South Side of 01*1« 3l- AGEMTS WANTEO^“'"??-'rJi" - AINSWORTH & BROOKS' Finest Goods in Central Mich fli™ Michigan. Teijin included r~■? BLACK. Bent paid two-and-a-quarter years buys onj Rest Cabinet or Parlor Org ins u> the wotH; winnea of highest distinction 1st every world's fair fir 18 0 £ * Dealer Id [R01T, KAILS & SHELF HARDWARE WANTED tor the tert and fart-aellinr pictorial flooki and lUbk*. Prlert reduced 33 AGENTS a (emodeled. Enlarged»improved Henry a. Goodyear, fluid of the Indy It Is so because II r rikrs al Un­ root of all debility—ENFEEBLED DIGESTION anti IMPOVERISHED BLOOD. Sold everywhere. m * HARDWARE, \ ITa.-JONES. N 30 DAYS TRIAL Rdenre. North Main Htrret. Naahtll c. Mleh. Ve will «rrxl our Elcrtru-Voltaic R.-lt» and oth« J ctric ApplUncw upon trial for 30 daya to tb<« uffrrin* from Nrrvoua Dv'-I'lty, Rh-uinaiiatn. Pa •lyaia or anr dianaars af the liver ft Kldrwya, am Hny.-tlir d-aeaar*. A tun-cure of no t»r. Ad­ VOLTAF'IIRtlTr-O Maral.atl Mich, fY A *’°r “ ut C°a , h' Col<L or ArtbIII malha- Acli>mrrt»n*H O1'the season of 1880. 5 GOL- Pl^>T^;r ’ .•'nM bj C egular physician md 8ur«con. d«» oNight QUIb pmn ptljr at tend rd. Office st reel DR. IL W WH11 MORE CLECTIC PHYSICIAN. It^ldcrcc and office at Lr»l rations. Maple Grore Gm're. E J. A BAUGHMAN AND SURGEON, Woodland Cen­ tre, Mich. Day and night oil la proapqy aiPHYSICIAN Illi Drvip^HlA |-£ENR1* ROE. Proprietor Unquestionably the best Built and Easiest Riding MEAT MARKET, Fresh and Salt Meats, Emoted Ham and Shoulders, MAN’S ^WOMAN’S STRENGTHS BEAUTY Or the Royal Roail to Ijfe, Ixxie and Lcngeita. Money Sarei bj Deidim with them. It is said that “wnut everybody aaya AINSWSWORTH X BROOKS. mart be true,” and aa everybody that has seen the magnificent menagerie ami ]£OTERI*RIMK circus, which will exhibit at Hartings on Saturday May 22nd. and Grand Rap­ ids Tuesday, May 25th, says it is by fa» the largest und beat in the country', it roast certainly be. In fact it furnishes editorial proofs of this beyond contra­ diction. Among its exclusive special features—not to mention the moot wild Hew Fresh Coeds and Low annimals ever congregated, and tlie largest asaemblege of tbe great circus Prices. performers— don’t forget the largest herd of Elephants; the grandest, finest and most sensational free street par­ ade: tbe only pair of full-grown, Liv­ ing Hippopotami, the only Monster Having bought for CASH a large, neat stock of Arctic Aquarium; the onlv drove of Six Pcrfoituiug Colorado Cattle; the only Two-uorned, Hairry Rhinoceros; the only Willis Cobb Miniature Circus; the only King Barbro's Roval Jsmupm* Circus; the only gennine Electric Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, Light and Motor; thcobly tribe of Ute Chiefs nnd Braves. Furthermore, do not forget that it hasaliolished all ped­ Cheese M Everything dling under its tents; all sbarpsrK ujiotj ita grounds, and rente no privilages, hot is. in every depnitmcnt of its vast IttU h tatetf i Pint Am Gncen Stert I Teas, Coffees, Sugars, GF Little Colt Halt* ra 3ft cte J. C. UULTOX. A . Drtrrtt, Mice. NERVOUS DEBILITY. TH El It SEASON, , H’/d’ert Market Price paid for Hides, Pelts, Ac. Fresh Goods. Fall Weights and _________ untaillDr cu'« tar lltaalMl Weakmm, HpermaUr- agon 3 To t>e found in the IVIarliet. JIIWKV BOE. Dr.Hill’s English Extractor BUCH U ^’“^SS^'KaAtaTSitag. non IT IS GENERALLY KNOWN Best Kidney inrest^attrs ia Use. Workmanship and Materials Wlien Combined With THE IDEAL OF THE TRUE ARTIST, Are Eeaential Factors in All Goods of this Manufacture, Therefore I place my Goode upon the Market, . Confidently Believing They will Stand the Test, And prove highly Satisfactory to all wholPurchase. SWS A FWA»O*S. IN Lard, by the lb. or barrel, GROCERY Boise Ac Francis | • E. COOK. B it a ■tiflWn ia tte on of all iHmw of th. Kidani.^tafiar. PrcsOCic portion the Uris ary OrruM. InWAnri of tba Neck of the Madder. jjARNEShTHAKMEHS! WM. S. CXaAKZ Makes the bow Carriage, Light road and Team HARNESS ! Sft ' INT ’snGATOB that Foraxmall ram of money and don’t • yo^forget it. Have yon seen any of Will’a work! If not call ou him. one door north of W. K. CLARK. "'•■’.SSSSIP.'MiOoFor-le by?.<. BOISE, Naab yin*. Mich. . � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-05-22.pdf.pdf 85a686a9589726567a6f4bc421e5b130 PDF Text Text ORNO STRONG,) Editor AND Proprietor. ) VOLUME VII. LIFE IN NASHVILLE, And Her Environs. --There were tn births and 91 deaths in Castleton in 1879. A good record. '—Geo. C. Hubbard ha* the frame up for a new residence in the east part of the village. ’* —Already the hornet, that red hot child of nature, has put in an appear ence in Nashville. —Elder Holler yoked Warren Wises of Duck Lake, to Miss Lorania Matte­ son of Maple Grove, on Thursday eve. —Dr. Young,having graded his block in the central part of the village, is erecting a fine wire fence around the same. •_-W. G. Sears has been in Chicago a greater portion of this week on busi­ ness connected with the chemical works. —The editor of the Vt.Ville Hawk thinks justice is too cheap in Nashville, and as he has been tried by it be ought . to |pow. —We have a number of subscribers on our books that want to develop* their minerals, forthwith, or they’ll hear a racket. -r-Johnny Green, of Kalatno, who has been a suffer from an injured leg fqr the past few months, had it amputated by Dr’s. Young and Adams on Monday last. —Quite a number of the folks in this vicinity calculate to take in Sells circus at Hastings to day. Our devil want’s to go, and we are bound he shall, if we can raise the money. —A certain VtVillian was caught in the very’ act of stealing two currycombs,and that too right in the face of the fact that be hasn’t even a clotheshorse to use them on. —We are acquainted with a man iu this village who won’t admit that hon­ estly is the best policy, because he lias never tried it and don’t want to be placed in a false position. —A number of business men are talking 4th of July celebration. The idea they advance is to celebrate here on Saturday the 8d, and then all go over and help Vt.Ville celebrate bn the 5th. —Dr. C. W. Goucher, who practiced medicine here and had a large nde when Nashville was an infant, has re turned to this village to practice his profession, having moved iu Water’s house across Quaker brook. —A couple of village urchins made two distinct attempts at tapping the money till in L. J Wheeler’s store on Tuesday, but in both cases they were caught at the job and let off by the charitably inclued proprietor. —Last week at the funeral services of Mr. B. D. Wing, a greatly respected citizen of Orangeville, it is stated that one Buzzard, a weazcn-souled elder of that town, refused to offer prayer be­ cause Mr. Wing bad been a mason. —Gen.Pierce of Grand Rapids,census supervisor of the western district, has appointed Lewis Durkee enumerator to take the census of Castleton for the U. S. census. Lew. begins the work on June first, and is required to report by the last of the mouth. —Geo. Squires, father of the lad who received the ugly cut across the back of'the hand from Fritz Lenz at the Vt. Ville dance, last week, went over to that burg on Saturday and swore out a warrant for Lenz arrest, but the officer was a little dilatory in serving the same and Lenz skipped. x —On Saturday Mr. Jervis H. Lane, a prominent and greatly respected farmer of Middleville, had bis hair cut and took off his underclothes. The very next day be was taken down with a cold and in three days afterwards was a corpse. Too much judgement can not be exercised in discarding undercloth­ ing at this time of the year. " —Our two saloons have fulfilled the requirements of the statute by filing their bonds, paying tbeir little <200. in the village, and <30. apiece in the U3. treasuries, made their places of busi­ ness alluring by aid of the paint brush, mirrors and highly colored bottlea. and with a full stock of drunk on hand are better prepared lor the coming cam­ paign than ever before. —M. B. Brooks’ herd of Texas ponies arc conceded by all good judges to be the finest selection that was ever brought from Texas. They are view­ ed daily' by hundreds of interested spectators. Barney brought an exper­ ienced horse-breaker back with him from Ban Antonio, who will ride any pony you may want to buy. He will place them upon sale at Hastings on Saturday, May 99th. | TERMS; $1.50 per Devoted to the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun. ( NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1880. —L. F. Mott living a few miles north owns a lively span of four-year-olds. On Tuesday his hired man, Hines, started to drive down to Dan. Miller's to borrow his drag, when tlie colts got frightened at Miller’s team and ran away. They jumped overjdiller’s wa­ gon, bounced Hines about twenty feet into the air, broke the tongue out of each wagon, aud for five minutes just made things jingle. Then they were caught and the fun ceased. LOCAL GIBBLE-GABBLE. HOME ENTERPRISE- Among the manufacturing establish­ H. A. Dickinson has returned from ments of Nashville which are an honor York state. and acreditto our flourishing village Mrs. H. M. Lee is visiting friends in and the community for miles around, Woodland. is that of Eugene Cook, manufacturer Read C. W. Smith’s ad this week and of Imo carriages, phaitons, open and profit thereby. top buggies, cutters, sleighs, etc. The band organ man came to town Mr. Cook commenced business in on Wednesday. Nashville eight years ago, with the de­ Monday was pay day among the -M.' termation to build up a trade that C. IL R. employees. would be lasting both to himself his —John McIntyre is a good and Postmaster Davidson has gone to adopted homo and consequently resolv­ wealthy farmer of Maple Grove. He Angustii on a visiting tour. ed to use only first class,stock in every built his straw stacks between his two Mia>i (Jmcc Spencer of Battle Creek, particular, and employ only first class large barns to protect them from the Is visiting at E. Chipman’s. workmen on all work turned out his weather. A few days since his two Mrs. L.fParrish, of Vernon, is- in the shop. Soon after the country was small sons went out to the stacks to viUagtr-viHiting her son E. L. flooded with cheap, “snide” buggies, play with matches. In a few minutes Mrs. W. A. Aylsworth has gone to turned out by manufacturers who had 0. Swift’s hired man noticefl the stacks Buffalo N. Y. to visit relatives. no other interest in their customers on tire, sounded the alarm, and it was The fine rains of Wednesday and than the money they expected to make only by persistent and continued effort Thursday just caused vegitation to out of them, and Gene had somewhat that the barns and their valuable con­ jump. of up-hill work to keep his resolution, tents were saved from the all-devour­ R. M. Collier editor of the Grass but he was economical iu bin expen­ ing fire fiend. Lake Newt, was in the village last Sat­ ses, applied himself to his bus­ —The M. E. Sunday school have urday. iness with untiring energy, continued hanging m their rooms a temperance Wm. Boston is pressing brick for Ins to deal squarely with every customer pledge in the form of a chart, which first kiln of the season. It will contain and eventually trimphed and built up for artistic skill in design and beauty, 15Q.0QQ . , . — —• uuev, a trade that is envied by much more when she of execution, is unequa^d. The chart „lob-1deepened . v-el lum a Pooler's widow f! pretentions rivals m larger places, be­ wat designed and executed by L. L. YL‘l- I| near New Orleans, where slie ownc ing second io none on the line of the G. i ———, Loomis with only the aid of the pen. ofile R. V. R. R. At the county fair be dis ,i ■ | large estate and numerous neerrooIt contains a temperance pledge, tobac­ Straw hate and spring millinery be­ tanced all competition anti bore off co included, and is signed by the gin to bloom, liken unto the frisky the blue ribbon for fine, reliable and SupL and members of the school by dandelion. artistic work. classes, and is indeed a master piece of J. Lentz A Sons commenced laying A trip to Mr. Cook's lively manufac­ penmanship and drawing. It is the the cellar walls for their double brick tory and a peep into his ware-rooms generous gift of Mr. Loomis to the on Saturday. (for he has more than one) will con­ school, and highly prized, ns it should A. Blair and family have gone to vince the most incredulous that 'Gene house-keeping in their new and ele means and is doing business right gant residence. along; and as to the quality of work hb .—Several wagon-loads of Vermont­ Staining and penciling F. C, Boise’s turns out you haveonly to ask any one ville boys came over on Wednesday for a friendly shoot with our boys at brick, this week has improved its ap­ of his patrons in the township of Cas­ tleton, Woodland, Maple Grove, Assy­ those glass balls. The trial came off pearance greatly. Ed. Young of Tekonsha has been ria, Baltimore, Johnstown, Bellevue, on the-river flats, each man having ten shots, and the score standing as follows: visiting his brother C. N. Young of the Kalatno, Vermontville, Sunfield, Hast­ ings, and their unanimous verdict will Jesse Austin 10, Geo. Heath 8, W. E. News, the past week. W. A. Ay Is worth went to Chicago on be: “On good, reliable and fine work Buel 7, Mart Barber 8, Dave Purchis 8, Taylor Walker 6, F. Bailey 6, Dew. Monday to lay in a stock of goods for ‘Gene can’t be beat.” Gentle reader if you desire to ptirDickson 5, Chas. Raymond 5, A. Barber tbut new store at Big Rapids. Our typea.said$5.75 last week, instead chas a carriage, phaeton, buggy, cutter 5, A. Hayden 4, Chas. Demaray 4, Ed. of <3.75 in regard to the price of snow or sleigh, give ’Gene a trial, and you Barber 4, J. McGraw 3. J. Norton 3, - C.' will not only be satisfied with your HaydenS, and H. M. Lee 1. Thus it flake flour at Boise A Francis’. W. G. Aylsworth has rented and purchasc.but have the consciousness of will be seen that Jesse carried off the j palm, breaking every ball. We under­ moved into R. S. Brady’s brick house. having patronized a live and enterpris­ ing manufacturer. stand the two clubs are perfecting ar­ Bub talks of moving to Battle Creek. We are called upon to score a new ar rangements'for a match game. rival at Charley Feigbners. It arrived HASTINGS ITEMS. —Jake Haberaaat of aahery fame and Wednesday morning and isadaugliter. his hired help, were up on Marion The sttset sprinkler has become in­ I, Harry Hale has his soda fountain iu Shores’place, on Wednesday, picking good running order, and is doing his solvent. Saturday, circus day, will be au ev­ up ashes, when the thunder storm came level best to satisfy the thirsty multi­ entful day for the boys. up. They had lieen gathering up ash­ tude. The yellow coin jingles at the cro­ es at the foot of a big basswood and A. W. Russell lias sold his house and bad left it by scarcely two rods, when lot on Queen St., to Messrs Durkee A quet factory on pay day. lightning struck the tree, decani Luting Lee. Also Sam. Durkee has sold to H, In Phin Smith’s garden peas blossom­ ed as early as the 12th inst. its top and splitting itslrunk from top M. Lee. The Democratic county convention to bottom. It was a close call and Jake, The M. E. Social will be entertained Charles, and the team were bounced by Mrs. Coe, Tuesday afternoon. May is to be held iu this city on the 38th. Public drunks and Saturday night high into the air with fright, and as 25th. Refreshments served from five rackets still continue with great fre­ Haberaaat has not the. sufficient mas­ to seven. * quency. tery of the Nashville language to fully Ezz. Whitmore of Allen,Hillsdale Co. The court house yard has been clean­ express his feelings as experienced on slings calico foi Aylsworth in the ed up and a new walk laid in front of the occasion, we leave the ballancc of place of E. Stiuchcomb.who has retired the west half. description to the imagination of our to rural life. readers. Wm. E. Uqjohn has gone to Ann The W. C. T. U. will meet at the re­ —The matter of building a new sidence of Mr*. Cassel on Main St. Arbor to pnt up one of Sweet’s electric bridge across the Thornapple east of Tuesday, May 23th, at half past two clock* in tlie University. Dri Upjohn removed a tumor from the present one, and straightuing north o’clock sharp. Mr. R. Hughes of Prairieville last Wed­ Main St., has been considerably agita­ During tiie last ten days H. M. Lee ted upon our streets this week. As The has taken sixteen risks for the Barry, nesday which weighed U lbs. The next diocesan convention of the News lias stated heretofore, the idea Kent and Ionia Mutual, the new in­ Episcopal churches of Western Mich., is an excellent one and if carried out surance company. is to be held in thia city on June 2nd. would help the looks of Main St. thou­ John Blasdell and wife of Arlington, Our eminent banker, A. J, Bowne, sands of dollars worth. The street Van Buren county, are in towu visiting would cross Mrs. Ralston’s property en­ S. J. Robinson and Thomas Blasdell, is building an addition to his house which will improve its looks muchly. tirely, and Mr. Purkey has offered to living north of this village. A down town telegraph office has deed her land enough east of her prop­ The W. C. T. U. will send Mr*. D. C. erty to make,up for one-half of the Griffith and Mra. L. J. Wheeler, as proved to.be a non-payiug institution street, and we understand the widow delegates to the state temperance con­ and tile office has been removed to the is ready to accept the offer, and thus vention, to be held at Howell next depot. The office of City Att’y. has been de­ the right of way is assured. We cer­ week. tainly need a new bridge and trust the Geo. D. Barden of Woodland, who clared vacant by the council and the council will look intothe matter and went to Nebraska with a view of locat­ mayor is authorized to employ one carry it out on this line, for it will be ing, a few week since, on Wednesday when necessity demands. According to statistics received by one of the greatest improvements.to got off the train at this station on lus the county clerk there were only four Nashville that we can possibly embark return home trip. deaths in thia township during 1879 in at the present time. Hon. Jonas H. McGowan, our mem­ and twenty-two bisths. —During a recent trip to Detroit, on ber of Congress, has remembered u* A son of F. Gage took by mistake the occasion of the Republican state with a copy of the eulogies on the life corosive sublimate, instead of quinine, convention, we noticed that the popu­ of Zach (’handler, which were recently on Monday, but by the timely aid of a lar and favorite hotel, rhe Michigan delivered in Congress. Thank*. physician his life was saved. Exchange was constantly thronged with Business i* so lively at Woloo tt’s Geo. E. Goodyear’s children built a natrons. Of the 600 delegates that At­ harness shop that A. R. has been oblig­ fire in a stove which was setting in his tended the convention, it seemed as ed to put on an extra hand.—Henry barn last Saturday and came near though the delegation to a man stop­ Lankin of Grand Rapids. Commit to burning the building,but fortunately it ped at the Exchange, and every room memory A. R’s. new ad in another col­ was extinguished before any serious bed and cot in the house was filled. umn. damage was done. Thornapple Lake baa become a fav­ The reader may imagine that such an extra rush of business might cause a orite resort for pleasure seekers from Fanners attention is called to the ad little unpleasantness at meal times in all sections of Barry and Eaton Co’s., of C. a Wolcott this week. He has i net crowding, a shortage on some dishes in and Mr. Cole has ample accomodations received a full car load of Buckeve the bill of fare, or delay in tilling your for alt His new steamer is always cultivators, Sulky plows and drills, orders, but nothing of the kind occur­ ready for exeunoouiata and is a beauty. and the rate at which the farmers load red. In fact Mr. Lyon don’t run that Dr. Spinney of Detroit, we are glad them up, they must be all (that is kind of a house. The proprietor gave to learn, lias fully recovered from hi* claimed for them. his personal supervision to the dining recent illness and is advertised to be at The member* of the W. C. T. U. and room ; the bill of fare was immense Charlotte, on Monday, June 7th, to churches are invited to meet at the treat hi* patients. Six eminent phy­ Christian church. May 97, at 8 o’clock, his waiter, and every man upon settling isician* made a diagnosis of hi* case for the puipose of a prayer meeting, hi* bill voted the Michigan Exchange i and it i* hoped many will feel it their U* hotel of Detroit. Step there when i duty to observe that day and cheer aad in Detroit and you will be happy. i Year Credit Subscriptions <1.75. NUMBER 35. VERMONTVILLE ITEMS. • LOCAL MATTERS. Rev. Hayne delivered a temperance address at the M. E. church Sunday ev­ ening. Frank and Jack Kelley have gone to Ohio to furnish pumps for wells in that section. James Fisher- has lost the use of both of his eyes, supposed to be caused by ague. Ed. Sprague’s little girl has broken her arm by falling through a broken sidewalk. Rev. Dickinson, of this village, and Rev. H. R. Williams, Almont, have ex­ changed parrishes. A new firm, selling agricultural im­ plements, has been formed bearing the title of Loomis A Lamb. ' W. H. Benedict has bought 180 hem­ lock trees for a hedge, of P. T. Lyon of South Haven, paying <30. therefor. W. W. Briggs warns the bublic against harboring his better half on his account, she having left his bed,etc. Au innumerable number of swallows have sought and found lodgings in the Congregational church chimney. The Hawk man advestises that he will engage to mark corn ground for 25 cts. per acre, if farmers will guaran­ tee their own satisfaction. D. C. Griffith is filling his store chuck full of new summer goodsand they are cheap. __ clared candidacy of Mr. E. 8. Lacy, and prospective probate advertising ex­ pected under the proposed reelection of Judge McCutcheon, he is no longer an aspirant for the office of Congressman from the third district. In explanation to the editorial fraternity of this un­ expected and sudden change of front, you are authorized to «’ite as a prece­ dent, the late Somersault of the Pall Hall Gazette, from a violent “jingo” organ to that of a staunch supporter of Gladstone. Being out of the race for Congress and done with the allure uiente of music, he is for the future, undecided whether to go into training as a champion pigeon- shot, or play sffort stop in some crack base ball nine. Basing an estimate of his ability upon the rapidity of his movements, when handling a drum stick, it is predicted that he would probably secure a high score in either. . n?‘ Go to Hale’s and try his cool and delicious Soda Water. lie always lias the popular flavorings, Coffee, Chocolate, etc., that makes refreshing drinks. Al«o Ginger Ale, Geyser and Seltzes Water on draught I3T The latest style* of new millia­ ery, just received at Mrs. Crocker’s. Notlee to Physicians and Invalids. I have purchased 3 barrels of O. F. C. Taylor’s hand made, sour maah whisky, that was made in 1869, for medical purposes and all who want a pure article call at Zuschmitt’s, first door south of the Wolcott House. Thl» i» to certify lh»t Frankfort, Kentcuky. Look! Look! Look! L. Russell is loaning money at aston­ ishingly low rates, on good fann secu­ rity. Call for rates at his Real Estate Exchange, Hastings. 33-87. IV Snow Flake Flour 3.75 per cwt a Boise A Francis. fV Just received a full line of spring and Summer clothing at 8. Libiiaitser’s For Male. 3 farm horses. C. C. Wolcott. Removed! Removed! To my new store two doors south of Truman’s, which has been filled up with a stock of Elgin Watches, Clocks, Silverware, Jewelry, and other thing* TO LET. kept in a first-class jewelry store, se­ The post of Bass Drummer, iu the lected with the view of pleasing and Vennontvillt Cornet Band, recently benefiting my patrons. Come and filled by the Editor of the Hawk. The see me and 1 will do yon good. Re­ pairing as usual. C. W. Demarat. career of the Hawk as a student of harnr A large line ol wall paper at inony has, perhaps, like that of Naaby F. T? Boise’s. in New York, when raided by the i roughs, “brilent ef it wus breef,’’ but ^lammotli Millinery Stock. as n drummist, he was not a snccessist. I have lately added to my large stock His musical talent proved entirely “to of Millinery and tine goods a splendid soon” something after the order of the assortment of Ribbons, Laces, Iflishes, Kid f»loves,Silk Mitts, Handkerchiefs, lately perfected Gatling gun, threeHair Ornaments, Silks etc., and now thousand shots per minute. Unable to have the largest and most complete bringthe other more sluggish members stock of Millenery goods in Nashville. Mra. C. M. Yates of the organization up to his impet­ uous movement, he abandoned the ty The best flve-cent cigar in town position in disgust, declared the at Zlschkitt’s. office vacant, and as a musician, nr You can get tlie Cclcbtatod is now in liquidation. He also requests Stark and Voorman Pat. Sand-band* that you announce, that in consequen­ put on your Buggies at E. Cook’s for ce of the gratuitous eulogies he has re­ only <2.00. They are worth five time* ceived from the Republicans, the de­ what they cost to any wagon. IV Fow! Meadow Grass, Red,Top and Feld Peas, at the Nashville Elevator. 37tf Ainsworth & Brooks. ry A fine line of smoking and chew­ ing Tobacco, tlie best in the market at ZvscHMrrr’s. IjT Dr. J. Graves a throughly post­ ed veterinery surgeon of Kalamo. will lie iu Nashville every Saturday. Surg­ ery a specialty. Can be found at H.G. Bale’s. Those new styles of Dress Goods, Gloves, Iloserv, Neckties, Embroidery, Silk Fringes, and Trimming Silks are all new, neat, attractive and cheap at D. C. Griffith. EF-German Mineral Water at Zuscheitt’s. QFWilaon A Howe still sells Boots and Shoes as low as the lowest CENSUS ENUMERATORS. Best Machine In the Market. AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE. The census Supervisor of the west­ ern district of Michigan, Gen. B. R. Don’t buy until you examine them Pierce of Grand Rapids has named the and see their superiority over all other machines. Call and get prices. following men as enumerators for the " Kellooo. Demaray ACo. various towns of this county: ry Window curtains and fixture* at F. T. Boise’s. Barry—Wm. P. Sidnam. iy Reed’s Gilt Edge Tonic restore* Carlton—James N. Covert. appetite, cures dyspepsia, cures fever Castleton—L. Durkee. and ague. Fur sale at ZtsCHKirr’a. Hasting City, 1st and 4th wards— James Clarke. iy The newest styles of spring*aite Hastings City, 2nd and 3rd wards— for men and boy* just received at Charles Hotchkiss. D. C. Griffith1*. Hope—Charles F. Cock. ry Wilson A Howe sells Tobacco Irving—B. T. Halstead. Johnstown—Edgar F. Nj for 40oente.________________ _ Maple Grore—E1G. Poti While in Hastings this week wi dropped into L. Russell’* Real Estate Exchange and found him rushed will Thornapple—Silas A. Geer. businem, and lending money at lower Woodland—A. Q. Kilpatrick. rates than ever before. If you want to Yankee 8pring*-Jokn W. Briggs. borrow W1,000 at a low rate of iaterest see Mr. Russell. Strange thing* happen in this world, and ah a rule we are prepared for sur­ prises, bat when Tre News admits the possibility of a saloon being a credit to a town, we are beat; we can’t account for it.—Nashville Cor. V Wille Hawk. Probably John yon havn’t been invi­ ted to take a drink at that new saloon. The editor of the Nashville Ni wrote that Judge Robinson drove a i ville There were It birth* and 4 deaths in Assyria during *79. �=— tlie various fibrins of which it is made, st anv moment'be sacrifieed. AU his efforts to find either the robber information is full aad frequent Very ■tu-round her .with luxuries. Early and Cleopatra’i Needle. late be toiled, and aba saved h» oaro- [or the young wife were unsuccessful, and tittle, however, w said about the care xA Our American nation, which is the ingH. Day by day their store increased, he groiMsd around until the day began to clothing, and the ways in which it may be preserved for the longest time and in dawn and he could distinctly see his youngeet' in the world, is about to re­ and both were happy in their prospects ceive from the oldeet of kingdoms the for the future. Ebe always walked7with way. Thea ho looked anxiously around gift of a monument whose companion him part of-the way to the little stream to ascertain his whereabouts—looked at the .ground, to see if he could not ac ­ was planted a couple of years since on whore ho labored amid the shining sand, the banks of the Thames at London. always met him on his return with a cidentally And some trail. To his intense Think of a single stone .which weighs smile and a kiss; and, when absent, she. satisfaction he found the imprint of a silk arena or a broadcloth suit only once in a series erf years it is ’ a matter of a couple of hundred tons, and that would little shoe ! It could tigy o been made by too, earned money with her needle, and the days of plenty and happiness ap­ none other than thd^hnan he was in interest and value. Silks, cashmeres, tower up twice as high as meet city search of, and he followed” until it sud­ cloths of standard style and quality, are dwellings, being floated across 6,000 peared to be swiftly drawing near. But one morning tho husband lingered denly disappeared—was lost even in the very little affected by the various cur­ miles of ocean to ns! Surely man, rents of fashion. They hold their own though a dwarf himBelf in size, is cun­ Ah t Um life* Am * <wn/<vport longer than usual. Something seemed SonMwbere, la Um d»y» which Uy “The devil must have lifted her up through all the years, and are alwayB ning-enough to move mountains, and to to stay his footsteps, and he bade • his Bcfor* me, In Um puh which I g»— wife goed-by again and again. It might and carried her," he snapped out, as he good, always “stylish," always suitable. master the waves of the sea. ThU I have fort al way! When now fabrics ore for the hour of Therefore I wait, with <UdrK«e, Um I This obelisk can tell us a. long and have been that the little cluster of cabins saw the accompanying footsteps were That I ahaS dwell with thee. would lie more than usually deserted more deeply impressed; “and there their popularity high-priced, Uiese wonderful story. Over fifteen centuries In *the home I* aaw... within . —a, dream, standard goods sell at the standard price, before Jesus Christ was born, there that day—that, save his wife, no human must be a cave hereal>out«. ” As he wm speaking, a thin scale of and know little of rise or fall in stand­ reigned in Egypt the great King Thothbeing would remain. A new flume was mes, the third of that title. He was such to be built; all were interested, and stone that had been placed over an open­ ard value. t PITH ’AND POINT. Neglect and carelessness deteriorate a brave fighter that no other troops in every hand was needed. This being tho ing gave way ; he found liimsclf in one. case, .Nelly Martin would be entirely He fell to a considerable distance, lay clothing a great deal faster than steady Africa or Asia could stand against iiim. A mere matter of form—Cutting a ANGEL OF ROCK CAJO’. alone ; ana, as he was turning away for partially stunned for a few moments, wear does. The housekeeper who, in- He even made tho far-ofl King ef Nine­ and was recalled to consciousness by a Bt»sad of changing her nice dress when veh pay him a tribute of elephants, gi­ Lies go by telegraph ; the truth comes “It's er dangerous experiment,” said the last time, he paused and askea her she posses from the street or the church raffes, gold, silver and horses, which in by mail three hours late. woman’s scream. Kit Oliver, an old mountaineer, scout if she was not afraid to remain, and if to her kitchen, keeps it on and takes it latter animals the Egyptians had never “ Nelly, is that you?” she had lietter not go with him. ' and Indian-fighter, as he played nervMotherly wisdom—Stick to your with her through the various processes owned before. He was also u noted “What should I be afraid of, dar­ oualy with the lock of his rifle, “and I Her eyes had grown accustomed to of dish-washing, sweeping and cooking hunter, and one,painting shows him flannels until they stick to you. ling?" she questioned. ' “There is noth­ A gentleman named his dog Penny ing I can think of. No, I have no fears; the darkness of the cavern, and ahe saw will soon rob it of all its nicety, while busy in slaughtering. 120 elephants. jflacc. Milt" and, besides, I have plenty to do. Do more distinctly than he could do at first she who wears her fine clothes only in Such exploits as these so puffed up because it was one sent to him. “But only think how lonesome Nelly “ How long have you been here?” he places where fine clothes are suitable Thothmos with pride that he had his We hear of a man who has made a you think I would spend my time in u so far away from me.” may keep them in good condition for an name engraven in a temple as *' The liv- lonune asked again. fortune by attending to his own busioy anenamg And the nice of the honest-spoken idleness when you are working so bard ? '2j. But then he “Ever since yesterday; for it must indefinite time. To drees according to ing good godj lord of the upper and ' ZZZ nee# I TLL This L is authentic, young miner was covered with blushes Wliat would you do for supper when you now bo morning.’’ one’s work is good taste, good sense and lower world, the lord of diadems 1” ,'' had competitors. u_ J *few -------------— - Like that of a schoolboy when his first came back tired, wet and Hungry ? No, “ And the black-hearted man that economy. The careful person will take At his order, hundreds of men were it would not do for mo .to no." W e are told that “ Gen. S------ was al­ ' love is mentioned. pains to preserve a new calico no less set to work to hew two obelisks out of I ways coolest “ But if anything should happen,”.ho carried you off?” coolest when on the point of at“Iknow it am kinder lonely for both Most‘ »peopl “ I have seen nothing of him /tince be than a new silk. We knew a young the hdrd granite rocks at Syene, in | taA." ‘ w~'*>le are hottest when on of yer. But this am er wild country ter continued, “fire off tho revolver three left me here, and tied me so I could not lady once who put on a nice new calico Southern Egypt, near where the Nile i the point of a tack, • bring er young and handsome woman times in succession, and you will soon possibly escape." which she had taken great pains to dashes through the cataracts. He waa|. R„v Louis W' ' I will tell all tho ter, and it’s my orpin iou that they am have plenty of help. ’ Rev. Louis Wazawacanatana is a Tho bonds were instantly cut, and she make, and wore it through the morn­ received to preserve the memory of his ; Dakota clergyman. He has- one tmtisboys that is a signal—you are in danger." much better off in the settlements.’ told me how a man crept into the) cabin ing dew to milk the cows. To keep victortea forever on the stones. “ What could hapiien ?" “Do you think there is any one here ' . Nobody opens his her arms from being soiled or >' It was f question no could not answer, and dragged her away. Think a moment of the difficulty of i letters by mistake. ■who would harm her?" “But tho blood upon tho floor?” he tanned by the sun, she declined cutting out such a huge, four-faced I “ Not aa I knows on. Ther boys am and, beginning to grow anhamed of his W e are told “ the evening wore on," to turn up the sleeves of the monolith (or Mingle stone) without a mostly good-hearted, and would be more causeless fears, he kissed her again, and questioned, with exceeding interest “It was his. I struck him with a dress. In two days the nice new calico breakage, and with such poor tools as 1j but we are never told what the evening Inclined-tor look upon her <w er angel soon was out of sight But all through wore on that occasion. Was it the close looked like the rest of her dresses, dow ­ knife." they had then. than anything else. But they am er ruff tho day he often paused at liis work and " ‘ From that moment his admiration for dy, slatternly, unclean. We knew an­ Such feats are not ventured on in our of a summer’s day ? bet—hain't much used ter women, and listened. Once ho wm oortain he heard her increased, if such a thing were possi- other .young lady who hud six talk own days, as they are too delicate and '1 A St. Louis rich man drew up a will the report of a pistol, but it w^s a single then yer'd have ter leave her alone much I which was so pathetically worded that it dresses, andnot notone oneofofthem themwas was fit tit to costly to undertake. ble.- Ho sat in deep thought for a few . ilresflew, shot — a very common thing — and, when ■ -------------r -----------------------------------of ther time, or else give up ther dig­ " his l: relatives _ ’._tiit L*t In the quarry, they used to mark out z moved’ all to tears. It left evening drew near, he hastened home­ moments; and his first plan wm to re- j wear, though none of them had been ging, and that wouldn't do." main and wait for the roboer, and shoot made above a year. They were spotted, the stone for the whole length required, oil K: his property *to on orphan “ ---------------------u------asylum. “No; I came to get gold—both Nelly ward with a heart as light ns his step, him down os he entered. But, though i draggkxl, tumbled, mussed, abused, A New Yobs engraver recently made and I—and the sooner we get it, the satisfied that his wife was safe. Yet, m he cared nothing for his own life, there i Wo knew another young lady who was and then drive metal wedges into tho on three faces. this mistake : “ Mr. and Mra. ------ re­ sooner we will bo back again to civiliza­ ho came in sight of tho cabin, he could might l>e a chance of the young wife’s Um fartm^^^xisaessor of one nice black lines In tliis manner, after the patient lalxir i spectfully request your presents at the see no smoke issuing from it, and in­ tion.” ♦ stantly all his fears returned with ten­ being injun-J, ami < v<-n n-v.-nge could ■fagiany months, tho rocks was cut away marriage of their daughter." * “ War ahe brought up in a city ?” ^Mll sides save one, Tlie rough block j fold force. His jrnce was quickened to not be thought of when the price might When a hen has retired from busi­ “ No—in tlie West But why did yon a run, and very soon he stixxl breathless lie even one of her precious hairs. No, finally separated by driving a num­ aak the question? It is a strange one." in the door, liis coll was unanswered. she . • must first lir-1 be I"• -uhu'.d !l" ■(._____ _ _Hwf wexxiea wedges at the same time ness, after a long and uneventful life as ’ ’ .mt --*• >>f• all •’ dun’ “Because I want ter know ef she war He n'peated it again and again in vain ; ger, and having decided upon this, he ( her cloth ray urop or anytn ing along its entire length, iu the holes pre- on egg-manufacturer, the unfeeling one of ther akeery kind—one that got then he glanced wildly around. There began to examine ns to the means of I U*at could make a f.Hjxit r— — — — fell upon her vionsly cut for them ; and then these huckster throws her upon the market as frightened at every ahadder." was nothing but cold , ashes in tlie fire- 1 escape. That was not difficult. The dress it wm at once removed. All dust wooden wedges were* saturated with a spring chicken. “Not she. She is os brave as any place. The cache where his gold dust cave had often been used aa a place of I brushed off, a sponge dipped in am- water, so ns to split the stone by their j “I wish I was worth $1,000,000,"said open, and itreat and concealment, and nice rude stejM steps mouia water brightened faded places, expansion. luid been concealed was torn o ' ' ’ “retreat a gentleman. “ What good would it do “ I'm glad on’t. But thar's plenty ter tlie floor of thecabin was sprinkled with had been cut in the rocks. Satisfied 1 snowy col bus and cuffs suggested ------------------The next step was to transport such a you, , for_tt you don’t spend your present make ex man feel of his ha’F to see ef it ------------• inquired . a .friend. • - . .. that Nelly could ascend without assist- I dainty habit** of cleanliness. miiHBive block a distance of 500 miles to j income ?" * Oh j blood. am safe, now and egin, what with wild In an instant he had given the alarm mice, once, the tl old scout crept up, and hx»ked I Tlie care of cloHiing to be easy must Heliopolis or Ou, the City of the Sun, । could be economicalon a large scale, beasts and Injuns.” aide. "There was uu no uuv one । 1 be habitual. The hardest part is in near Hie delta of the Nile. So the stone । . It spread like prairie fire through the j around1 on every aiuv. xuuiu wun w. , • r-i i । A very weak tenor in Dublin singing 4‘There are none of the hitter near group of cabins, and the mincra gath- in and uub not a — sight, IUIU » sound nuiuiu to lie heard. [ forming the hitbit, rind this cannot too was moved across inclined platforms to here—haven't bwn more than u half­ ered. Among the firat that came was | He called to her, and they they were speedily I” early in life be formed. Most children i a raft, which had been brought to the feebly caused one of Hie gods to shoat to dozen in the gulch where we ore working tlie old scout, Kit Oliver, and his keen !1 journeying ttoward the — spot where he I love to make mud pies, and play in the I edge of the quarrv through a canal, and au acquaintance acrons the gallery : ——J ±“Comey, what noise is that?1 “ Itefor the last two months. ” eyes druak iu everything nt 11 glance— hod hud left ins His companions. He met them dirt generally, and give little heed to then it wuh floated down the Nile during <hul,” said Corney, “I believe it’s the “ It am a fact that they am pretty well ________ naw what____ hail___ happened us ,plainly । •following the broad trail he hod j.urnosepurpose- keeping themselves clean. Tliis is all an inundation. , ,____,just _____ —— — e — gas whisHin* in the pipe." driven off, but they come sometimes, as ns if he had been present._______________[1 lv left, and u n littic little council was held. ■ w«U enough nt times, and they should । Bom** scholars believe that large and, as I have said, yer’d have ter leave Jeanne'b mother attempts to dissuade “Thar has been a foul deed done, i But, like the one of tlie previous even- । I* indulged in their mud pies, provided monoliths had to be conveyed all tlie yer wife clone, fer yer couldn't take her boys," Ixiyfi,” he said, as no drew the sleeve of ing ing, ’it was cut short by the rvjxirt of a they are dress«'d for the work. But it is way by laml, on slcdgi*# and rollers. her from marrying a Boldier of the lino with yer when yer working. ” his hunting shirt across acroas liis Ilia eyes to wipe wipe- j■ “ rifle, * and the whistling of a bullet that " poor-folksy " in the last degree to al­ Such a gigantic task must have occupied with whom the girl is desperately in love. “ A war may come and a can non“Tve explained all this to her, but away the swiftly-gathering moisture ; j cut a shining curl from tlie head of their , low a child to play in the dirt with nice several years. she insists upon coming and sharing my “ and thar has been granite ^all may take off his head,” ahe tells her. struggle, i angel Then their wrath hurst through clothe# op, or to permit a young peraon lx*en a sharp struggh On its arrival in safety the gr««..« lot, whatever it may be. Besides, ahe You kin see the marks just as ns plainly us os ;, all Ixiunds, and the men would have 1 to ilresn inappropriately while at work, was carefully polished. Next the fig- “ Ah, well ! a widow at 16!” exclaima would make the old cabin so cheerful yer kin the print of tiler bufller’s liuff. nmhed up the hill to where the famsiw It is vastly easier to change a good | ure« and inscriptions selected were Mkiil- the daughter. “ What is more poetic? and so comfortable for us.” And it hain't bve^ long, neither." . and infamoiw Joaquin could be seen ' coat for a poor one than it is to restore ' fully inscribed by the court sculptor, yet “ Oh ! papa,” exclaims a college youth “ Wliat in the name of Heaven can ■ standing, coolly reloading his weapon. ' to its pristine condition a soiled coat slowly, on account of its extreme hard­ “ It would be like er sunbeam on er rushing into Hie presence of his father, to put‘ on a pair of . nw-s. The base of the obeltek was then “ good news. I have passed my exami­ -— - - only - go ter yer death - —tex be TIt* is vastly easier *" dark dav, and make us nfl more human be done ?” asked the neiirly-duitractod | “ Yer'd like ana lietter. I noticed how tilings husliand. shot down like bo many dogs," inter- ' overalls than it is to sponge thoroughly t set within a groove in the ]x-destal, and nation." “My noble boy, I rm over­ “That am hard to tell." changt?d when ther wives and darters ! posed Kit Oliver, ns he commanded : a pair of pantaloons. But tlie worst of | the entire monument was raised to the joyed." “And so was my tutor. He He knelt down and examined the jj them to bike to cover. “ Tlie devil has it is that those who neglect to change i perpendicular by building up u ridge of said the newH nivde him very happy, bergnn ter come ter ther Bay (San Franou»o), and am sartin it would be ther ground carefully for a few moments, and i. got the beat of it, and it luiin't no use . »ho coat and to put on the overalls : earth lieneath it for, if I could puss, nobody else could j („,r mal<, K|llod possibly fail to." when he arose his face was black with । tryin' ter tight him with fair wepons. I I oeglwt. uBk., the -pongmg and beat possible thing fer all on us." ,|„lUo, tbe ^,,,,4 “Then you do not see any particular passion, and he continued : said he war a devil, and he am ; and, 1 pr.uu.l let du»t and «pot. r.- , „ A young man and woman stopped at “It wnrn't no Injun, as I fust sur- 1 boys, we'll make it hot enuff for him !" IUIA reason why she should not come ? ” Ynclothes - .... . .hr™.m « . trance of the Temple of On. a country tavern. Their awkward apbrash n wixn of the the Sun Sun at On. • • - -■ ... “No; only it would be migi-ty hard raised, but a white man, that has got Iliey understood his mdkning ; and, , A cloUies-nnisto n wixp broom, “ not- 1 rT" fer her. You wasn't married when yer ther worst kind of blood in his veins." । while one guided Nelly homeward, the । tie of ammonia, a sponge, a hand-brush, I ,_________ who commenced a converw“ Who could it have been ?" came from ther States ? ” ' rest separated, surrounded the wooded ' a cake of erosive soap, a vial of alcohol, setting rays, tion with Hie female by inquiring how “One," and the hand of the old | f— „... w W| „W WHD “ I found my wife on the way. We I ---hill,, ,. upon whose top, the BW robber was jy were even fur slie had traveled that day. "Tnivdivino imi^, ,uld j w became acquainted on board ship. She mountaineer clutched the handle of hi# . standuig, and id a very brief time flames •’•rytakt. After «U durt hmb™.. re- wnihi^ . L. .1!" exclaimed the stranger, somewhat to u,,.,,. - ■was an orphan. Her aunt died; her revolver savagely, " with whom I ve got , m1(| mnokr arose in great volumes. The moved from clutang .1X.1. W k taken ] to„, I imlignantiy ; “ we didn't travel, we rid !" . , , unde fwi’h whom she came) went to an crcount ter settle. Do yer ace this outlaw was litexallv hemmed in by file. out of black doth wiHi the hand-brush dipiicd in a mixture of equal iiurts of B T**"* ’ wonumente may Imre been " You know,” said Plato Socrates the bad, and ahe. poor thing, wuh left Hear on my throat and. tliis bullet-hole ' There wm a blazing, roaring hell upon in my shirt, boys? Wai, they am his eVe rv side ’ and* escaw seemed* imnossi’ I *n»monia, alcohol and water. This will | *^lhng at On when Joseph became “That melons must be kept cool.’ alone, and I m uried her. ” Swrates nodded assent. " Now, con­ marks." | ble “That war right. Milt—right for u “ Who do you mean ?" • burning furnace, a bullet would put iin rem,,'nnfe grease hj>ots. th.nearer tsertainty, however Huit they tinued Plato, “if melons were very ttioosa id ounces I ” । scarce and descendants of Ham were “ Joaquin, the mountain robber ! He an end to lus career, and Hie »oqut gniuI were in ^eir place when Moses was “ W 11, the last time I was. down to i numerous in the vicinity, how would you in all the learnings of Hie . keep your melons cool mid secure?” •ee h r, she b^ged so hard to come and is more treacherous than er rattlesnake, । ly watched for the rrflult. They could ■, A Mountain in Mexico Sinks Out of ! Ix'ing , „cultured ----------------------------a---------savage than er painter, and cunning Joaquin, m the smoke mom.mtiirilv I hve here that I couldn’t find it in my .■Egyptians; and he may have often “I'd put 'em,"-replied Socrates, “ in a than er fox, and daqx-nte than er woundlifted, standing upon the same spot. I Adjacent to the hacienda of Santa Oatj 11 . , -r---------------— -----------------heart to refu-e her, and I've fixed up । louktxl upon their fuceH when a student, chilled-iron wife." the cabin tlie best I could, but"—and cd grizzly. I know ther country well, , fhe flames seemed to meet above his 1 arina, alxmt twenty leagues to ths- east | ,, ™ter U*0 Ronuuis had conquered Wiles the Qreeks were alxiut to sail in ou­ of Hie citv. a von* remarkable freak of Egypt, erntnnea later, these two obeho looked sorrowfully around—" it is and wherealxiuta his trail will be likely head, and blazing eindera fell an-rirm.lr for Troy, Menelaus bought a bundle of ter lead. Six of yer get ver rifles and S ix vex nfl.-s menae showera. Long and anxiously , °' .poor indeed.” 1 nature has occurA-d, the facts concern-hxks were removed from On to the city straw and put it carefully away in liis revolvers and foller me. flier rest, as niey watched, until the flames and smoke uatur? «"* l nJ t^.?«f । iu«which wu hure from»8‘,n-iof AJ®xandry1’ fthe «KM,t T1*"y “ It a:n’t much like what city folks cabin. "What is that for?*’ asked I have said, must take keer of jxxir had somewhat disappeared. No trace of I *“lc“ thov returned returned | Urman who visited tlie scene. On the ■ cre Uien set up before the new tern- Agamemnon. “ To tell us the direction have, that am er rational fact, but it am .Milt" uhome mail exulting was to beinseen, and(1 they the d^H> o7 I 7th “*■ I feHJ. l^Xll ther heart that makes home, after all, of the breeze," answered Menelaus. Tlie name of Joaquin was at that time home exulting in the death of the out- I “*st- u the sovereign of the world. and I reckon she’ll be happier here than a terror upon the Pacific shore, and from law, and to rejoice that they had saved I wurf. "««««a flUrthng noise Uu»< ‘Ud. "You’recrazy," mud Nestor. “Why,” ' U1L ‘_1_ r.lZJ of either remarked Menelaus “ don't straws show pinin' fer yer." I resembling thunder. ro lu“ “<Pl,< n“ lu unharmed. resembling thunder. Upon assembling his (ns no one doubted) having curried Nellv *\ 2 L r .to tlie Emix-ror Emperor Augustus Augustus or or TiVi Tiberius, and wliich way the wind blows ? " . to see see what what was was Hie Hie matter, matter, it it was wm soon soon ■ U,tf There was truth in tho rough words away the beautiful young wife, tlie worst Bnt they were mistaken. Joaqum . discovered lbat ntain in tho Joaquin that a HmaJI flmall mon monntain the more than 1,800 years ago. It was also of the old mountaineer, and it was not was to >.e augured. But strong, daring, “I am told ” said Mr. Gladstone to not dead. They had forgotten what luiniwUat4. nciliitv luul sunk into Hie shortly after the deatli of Cleopatra, not long before pretty Nolly Martin was and active men were soon uiion the trail, uwaa Mr. E.im Ward one evening at Dalmeny nn<1 his hie rlnnfi> i -. " . > . , I a Knfe safe mtr-.nT retreat ton the nav.1 cave wns was, and dentil settled with her husband in the little and would have overtaken him had not ! was written in blood long after that —* eurtfi, and it mns-t have gone out of the last Queen of Egypt, whose wicked after a day of great oratorical conflict, wiles ruined heraelf and her kingdom. ° ‘ | sight like a lia-.fi. Our informant, wiHi cabin that was perched like an eagle's darkness forbidden. As it was, they the “ Angel of Rock Camp." In after years, tlie Egyptians set ‘ * that you have in your country a man I others, mode observations, and learned neat above one of the canons of tlie Stan­ |MUietrated to a considerable distance who can play on a harp of a thousand that the aperture thus opened was 200 afoot a tradition that ahe had conveyed strings.’’ “Yes, was the reply, “but I islaus river. A little town of miners' into the fastnesses of the mountain, and these monolitlis to their new station, Shall Suicides Be Cremated! metres in length, 150 in width, and its huts had sprung up there, but until her with sorrowful hearts wnifi-d for the re­ have listened to a man to-day in this and so it chanced the name of Cleo ­ advent no woman had ever been seen turning light, seated round a little eamjicountry who can play upon a harp of The proprietors of tlie cremating fur­ depth from 130 to 150 metres. It wm within its limits, except some almost- fire, discussing tlie probable fate of the nace at Washington, Pa., have been a with great difficulty Hie run of the cav­ patra’s Needle whs thought appropriate. ten thousand strings.” Mr. Gladstone In the hqxie of centuries, one of these ern was approached, m idl about there disgusting squaws, whose object was one who had groa n so strangely into good deal exercised over the question obelisks fell prostrate, and this latter is undi-rat<MMl to have been pleased with beggary or theft, probably both. As the their love. whether they shall cremate the Ixxlies were great yawning fissures wliich is tlie monument which now odurus the the compliment old scout had mud, they looked upon “ It am dangerous,” tho old scout, Kit of suicides. At first they decided, with­ threaten to open still wider. To mis.; a The office door was opened and iinmeThames embankment step there was danger of finding a fjrave Nellie Martin almost, even if not quite, Oliver, had urged, “ter build er fire. out any apparent good reason, that they Cleopatra's m-edle has stood erect diately shut without attracting Smith­ in the some light that they would liave It serves ter let er enemy know whar would not give suicides the benefit of in tho depth# beneath. Some stones, son's attention ; but, when this was done done an angel, having, like most of us, yer am, and gives er chance ter Bo­ their furnace. Now, equally without weighing about two pounds each, were throughout the entire period of the again and again and again, yon could very confused ideas upon that particular ther sights of his rifle, and take good any apparent reason, they have changed thrown into the cavern, and it took from Christian era, though a part of its base see by the rose hue in his face that he subject. They were hard-working, aim without bein’ seen hisself," andI he their minds and consented to cremate nine to ten seconds Ix-fore they struck him gradually worn away, and the col­ had finally noticed it The next time jrougbly-dresscd men, who liad but one withdrew out of the light the particular suicide concerning whom tho bottom, their contact with the sur­ umn lias n-quired to be kept in jHMiition the door opened, the small boy who by inserting loose stone's. face beneath making a great report. Af ­ “Tjhen you think," asked one of his the question was raised. It used to be Tlie inscriptions on the east and south opened it was surprised by tlie warm companions, “ that the -black-hearted the cm-tom to deny suicides Christian ter these brief observations, the exjilurembrace that Smithson bestowed on him, devil may be lurking in this neighbor­ burial; but that custom has long since ing party retired hurriedly from the sides have iubo been defaced in part, “ What do you mean, you voung ras­ hood ?’’ liecome obsolete. Is it to be revived scene, us Hie earth was trembling and eitlier by the action of the sea-breeze, the cal? ” cried Smithson, punctuating his “I didn’t say that, but I’m acting on igain when cremation is substituted for shaking as if upon a balance. The lo­ rays of the sun, or the steady cutting by re-marks by vigorous shakings of the bear her binging.'and respectfully ad- principle, and it am always best ter keep interment? cation of this strange phenomenon is winds laden with sand from the desert, boy aforesaid. “ Wliat do you sitiuited in the tierra or probably by all these causes comcaliente ­ small (warm on ther safe side, fer------ ’ bined. Still, considering its age and re­ mean by meddling with my door ? ’’ “I The report of a rifle cut the. sentence It is to lie decided by legal authority region), and mesquites and palm trees only did what you wanted me to do,” movals, the obelisk is in remarkable flourish all about Whenever any por ­ in twain, even as the young man to tout what constitutes a “ gentleman ” in whimperingly replied the boy. “ What whom he was talking sank back with a England. The election of Mr. Thomas tions of Hie earth along the rim of Hie preservation. Cleopatra's Needle testifies to-day, ns I wanted you to do 1 ” shrieked Smith­ shine to better advantage than she would bullet-pierced shoulder. He was in­ Wood us member of the Local Board of cavern fell into the depths immense otherwise have done—-that the jewel was stantly dragged into cover and cared for, Stapleton, near Bristol, has been ob­ clouds of white dust issued forth. This it may for many hundreds of yeura to son, with a shake Qist threatened to far more dazzling from the uncouth set­ and every precaution taken against of­ jected to on the ground of misdescrip­ dust was carried about by the winds come in our own land, that those ancient make butter of the lad. “Yes, sir; yon stuck up ‘Please shut the door,* ting of timber, rock and ravine-rent fering themaUvi-e as a mark for the mid­ tion on the voting papers, he having set and made all the trees in the vicinity people did the best of handiwork, nnd and, you know, 1 couldn’t shut it with­ mountain. . But Nelly Martin just night murderer. hhnself down as a “gentleman," whereas perfoctiy white. Speculation is rife as that honest work of all kinds will live to out firat opening it, could I ? ” It was Siif>»-«‘d being a beauty, and would have prove its true value. to whether the mountain sank owing to “The wolf has shown his teeth,” be is an eating-house keeper, and was so well that tlie last shake of Smith­ found but few dangerous rivals in any growled Kit Oliver; “has bed er taste of described at last year's election, when earthquake influences or from the result son's was so violent that ho lost his hold h-aauunuity. She chained the heart of blood, and it ain't ter be Ruppueed tha of gas explosions. It could not be at­ The Fanny May Variety Company ad­ of the boy. There is no knowing what be was beaten. Msy one in the little settlement, and he’ll give up th< r trail. Keep yerselvee tributed to the former very well, as no vertised to give, in Topeka, Kan., “ the might have Ikm-ii tho consequences.— (became to be familiarly known as “The hid jest us much as yer kin, er sharp An insidious worm called the fluke is shocks were felt in tho nieghborhood.— finest entertainment on earth ;’* but the Jfojcfon J^rtrnscripf Angel of Rock Camp." look out, too. Fm tired, and goin’ ter causing losses among the sheep in Great Aa Union Dcmocraia, San Luur Potosi, audience, which was large and mascu­ take er nap." line, soon found that it was exasperatBritain, actually exceeding, in the ag- Mexico. The diminutive Commodore Nutt He withdrew quietly into the bushes, ingly poor. They pelted the perform­ keeps a drinking-plnce in New York w friend, and she soon saw her husband and stretched himaetf nt full length upon Horse-Biscult. , ers with eggs and vegetables, drove city, and when his bartender was recent­ the ground. But it was far from hi* ipon which the Tory Ministry is said to A horse-liiscuit is living manufactured them from tne stage, chafed them into ly arrested for keeping the place open on purpose to go to sleep, and five minute* inve been found guilty. In some parts in Russia to take the place of oats. It their dressing rooms, and were about to Sunday, contrary to law, he was prompt­ Io accumulate a Kuftii’iency of gold to after he had lain down ho raised hi* .f England, chiefly in the southwestern in mode of crushed oats and the flour of march them through the streets in their ly bailed by the little Commodore, who uahie them to reUxra to civilized life, head cautiously, looked around, and provinces, whole flocks have perished, gray peaa, mixed with hempseed oil and said that he had bank stock enough to lad her hea. t yearned for the scenes and and not n sheep is sound. salt; and is four inches in diameter. A and quelled the riot. qualify as bondsman. �AGAn TO THE EMIT UHUKD.KVNKr KATURDAT MORNING. Al sheet. It the imposing title, of the Will 01 ‘eaple. Thia little sheet took ouch until I learned more about it I made little Imck roam'in a The room must be so ripla wliich marks tbe whole conduct of the enterprise) with the proprietors of tea shops and other popmar mtablMbmenta, much against their will. The ■toff, needing refreshment after- its ta­ bors, will enter some wretched refresh­ ment-houw in u low quarter, and, alter drinking his glass of U-a a<-it.x>ned MT* lemon, and toving meanwhile with shy regular journal that may be lying on the table,-will slip a few cojiiea into a corner, where they ore likely to be found by the next customer, and immediately steal out with ail disjiatch into the shelter of the night Midnight witneroee ita re­ turn to the office, where it puts the broken “ pi ” into ita place of conceal­ ment, and has dreams of revblutiaiMuy murdere, arson and general misrule on ita hard bed of type. Nashvilla, Xiehina. xrw <uvs , remains. It would be jiermancni if it could be. re­ inforced now and then, and th* grxxl re­ sults would be moat agreeable and tiro­ ful. .There is no difficulty in bringing throe gujd influences to l»ear. Two or three persons with energy and some RiAguetism about them con put them in motion with rose. Now is the time to begin the effort.—Rural New Yorker. ORSO STRONG, Spring Croods, AND TEEMING WITH CUSTOMERS TOM SHANNON’S BRIDE. Iu 1840 Wilson Shannon, of St. Cluresville, was the Governor of Ohio, and Tom Shannon, of Barnesville, a brother The “Roil Bengol Tagger.” of the Governor, represented the Bel­ These are Little Johnny’s obeerva- mont county district in tho Ohio Sen­ tiona on tlie “ Roil Bengol Tagger," as ate. Tam Shannon was a jolly old furnished, and the staff of the communicated to the Ban Francisco Ar­ latchelor when he entered the Assembly. is just one small unwholesome-, gonaut: . He was a fairly good-looking man, i»ohex-student, who has been turned " One time there was a man who hail Bessing some wealth, and being, witnid, out of college for insubordination, and is a tagger, and the tagger it was • sho, a brother of tlie Governor, he was con­ now living by his wits, on pawning and on a small allowance from a revolution- and the man he take the money for to sidered by the fairer rex what match­ in. The mon he had a big paper making would-be mother-in-laws now­ •ry center. Tlie staff has long, tin­ get uaild onto tlie tagger's den, and the call a “good catch." He was ^Iso* a y hair, and a face which is paper it said, the paper did: ‘The Roil great admirer of female lieauty, and I with anything but ita Bengol Tagger, sometimes called tlie often boasted that he could appreciate ---- ---------- -t wears a long cloak Or Monnerk oftne Jungle. Hands of. No all of rhe beauties of virtuous womanwrapnwcftl lined with what was once fur Techin the Tagger !' Tho monnerk ot hood./ bat it is Dow merely a bold surface of the jungle it was always a tayin down SJiartly after his entrance on his legis­ hide, ami the only glunpae or hint you with its noae tween its pox, and thefokes get of nether garments is in frayed ends wich had paid for to get in they was mud lative career Senator Shannon had occa­ of trousers peeping out from lielow. cos it wudent wock, and rare like-dissent sion to mkc a trip South, and on his re­ turn fr<nn Memphis going up tlie Ohio Within thia wraprascal is the all in all of tliunder But the sho man he said: helmet on the boat a beautiful woman the revolntiunary journal—ita soul and * That’s ol rite when I git the new cage spirit and ita material life. When the done, but this is the same cage which with whom he liecame acquainted with­ ^oUmove., the.toff «,d thetyiKj. the „„ fel|er broke out rf in Oregon, out tlie formality of on introduction. the offle feller broke ont of in Oregon, Tlie woman—her name it is not b. U!?»vento.n. men and necessary to give—was of striking intelli- > UMl th» pvtwy-^ go "thI >». It » . ■ their families.’ Tb cn tlie th, fokea f„k„ they Then they gencc, sparkling wit, of magnificent Erthi? ^^to^hut1^ "ry,nJ form, and wonderful beauty of the South­ etaff i. . puro inroridnuiity it i. n duel ern brunette order. She was handsomely A tramui »l»w th. wretched ,he d ^th «h» mrethrej of hi. ilressed, and her costly jewelry led to the room, Md die Shore o the "vU-hed lunbrell2,.wd>.Umpodea the oddieno. lielief tlint she must be possessed of con­ onu.rpnre. She too. fare 1-un . -rodent Iokc« u,^ ,tuj siderable wealtli. Tom Shannon be­ "Hl .ehe u, .tdl young. She .tu.h.4 | onU) w 1 lol)en!d like it .» a came infatuated with her at once, and mldunne, perlrop. UZltnd. or ut 'uro., , ,,, k , , k „ job. this infatuation deepened when she told । mouse, but the drunk cliap he kep a jpbserved as “ queen a messenger between bin the monnerk of the junglercrewel. him that she was a planter’s widow from the home ceuteta and the leaders abroad, j Pretty sune the monnerk it bellered oftie near New Orleans, where she owned a large estate and numerous negroes. Sin* until the police made Russia too hot to and riggled, but the feller kep • pokin | f, hold her m her own name. To the other like he was fireman to a steam engin. further informed him that she was go­ half of the staff she is devoted heart Bimcby the monnerk it' jumped onto its ing north to Columbus, and was de­ and soul, and through him to his hobby hine feets and shucked itself out of its lighted to accept liis proffered oomjxiny. To cut this part of the story short, it —the universal revolution. She is a vol­ skin and ruled up its sleets and spit on­ suffices to say that tlie acquaintance ex­ untary outcast from a respectable family, to its hands and spoke up and sed: ‘ I aod she would on cheerfully lay down lieihun if I cant jest whollip the pea­ tended so rapidly that by the time the her life us any pctrolcuec of Paris for green stuffin out o’ the gum-dastod ga-. boat reached Columbus it had ripened into mutual love, and the two souls hod her creed. loot wich has ben a pruddin this ere | The journal is pot a doily journal, but tagger !’ And the oddience they was a been united in the bonds of wedlock. Senator Shannon brought his bride to what may Im* calked an intermittent one. stonish I" the American House, and there received It cornea out when it con. The first the, congratulation of his friends. But business is to collect material. For thia Domestication of the Buffalo. scarcely Itad the fact of the marriage be­ }>urpose the reporting staff, after a scan­ The early explorers of the Mississippi come known before a rumor started, ty meal on the cold remains ot last valley believed that the buffalo might lw and rapidly flew from month to mouth, night's supper, wraps itself in its cloak made to take the place of the domestic that his bt-antiful bride was an advent­ and sallies out to watch public events. ox in agricultural pursuits, and at the uress ; that her Louisiana plantations It is irresistibly attracted by a sort of magnetic instinct to places where there same time yield a fleece of wool equal in were Utopian ideaiitea ; that her wealth quality to that of the sheep; but no per­ consisted uf multitudinous debts, and may lie somebody to shoot aL It goes to the great square in front of the Win­ sistent attempts liave yet been made to worse, that'alie was an old mistress of a ter Palace, or to the environs of the utilize it by domestication. That tlie well-known gambler then plying his public offices. It has a pistol in its buffido calf may be easily reared and tnule in Columbus. The next morning after this rumor ixx:ket as well os a pen. There is no thoroughly tamcxl hits been conclusively proved, but little attention has been had lieen circnlatetl Senator Shannon knowing what may turn up, and the paid to their reproduction in confine­ and his wife entered the American House staff has generally a standing order to ment, or to training them to labor. Dur ­ dining-room, and were seated directly put a Czar or a Minister out of the way. With this double duty in view it is al­ ing the last century they were domesti­ op]xxute the gambler above spoken of. ways sure of some result. If it cannot cated in various parte of the colonies, As they took their seats the gambler and interbred with domestic cows, pro ­ caught Mra. Shannon’s eve. She was get near enough to kill it can still man­ age to obtain information of goinga-qut ducing a half-bred race which is fertile, seen to bhlah and bow. Tills confirmed and comingb-in which may lie useful at and which readily amalgamates with the the rumor. The foct that Shannon's domestic cattle. The half-breeds are wife, the sister-in-law of tho Governor, some future moment of action. It mingles with the crowd of idlers. It large, fine animals, possessing most of was a prostitute spread like lightning the characteristics of their wud parent ­ fiiroughout Columbus, anil the scandal works its way gradually to the front, as near ns the police and soldiers will allow, age. They can be broken to the yoke, was tlie se-nautiun of tlie town. The and, when the Cxar or Minister drives but are not so sober and manageable in politicians held an immediate caucus, at by, with swift trotting horses and Cos­ their work us the tame tireed—some­ which it was decided that the evil must sacks before and behind, it darts such a times, for instance, snaking a dash for be remedied at ail liazanLs. . those days the Legislature grunted In look of hate at him ns would do the the nearest water, with disastrous results __ d. votees. The caucus ........... decided work more effectually than knife to the load they are drawing. It is all1 tlie or pistol, if looks coula kill. When, somewhat difficult, also, to make a • that Tom Shannon must be divorced tlie reporter has brought in Ids ac­ fence which shall resist the destructive from liie wife. Tliis was on tlie same count of how things are looking in strength of their head and horns. But j morning of the breakfast-tabk* scene, the city it liecames the editor's turn. the efforts at taming buffaloes have not j before the opening of the daily session The leader is generally conqxwd under been many or seriously carried on, and of the Assembly. Immediately after the trees in a snow-covered public gar­ no attempt appears to have been made 1 the reading of the Senate journal a mo­ den. It is written on sheets of paper te perpetuate an unmtxed domestic race. [ tion was made to suspend the rules for i torn from a tiny pocket-book, and us Probably after a few generations they the introduction of a bill. This carried, . each sheet is finished it is rolled up in a would lose their natural intractable-1 ’mjj a Bill was introduced providing for nesa, and would doubtless form I Shannon's divorce. It wax read ball, ready to be swallowed at a mo­ su]>erior working cattle, from their I three times, tinder smqwndkxl rules, ment’s notice. I balieve there is no in­ passed. It was then hurstance known in which the most vigilant greater size, strength and natural j and detective has,ever caught a leader writer agility.—Ernest Ingersoll, in the Pop-1 ried over to the House and there fiossed in the same manner, The whole in flagratitc drUctu. At the first sign ular Science Monthly. --------------------- -—- ------affair did not take twenty-live minutes. of a policeman approaching the scene of literary labor down go the pills. The The First English Song Set to Music. It was settled, probably, the quickest of next stage is the setting tip in type. The following old English poem is said any divorce case on record. Ab for Senator Shannon, tlie affair was The staff gathers u; the pills into his to have been the first English song ever hands, and proceeds to the little back set to music, it was written about the the cause of his death. He left the Leg­ room. The little back room is locked year 1300, and was first discovered in islature on the exposure of the fraud and and bolted, and a chest of drawers is one of the Horleisn manuscripts, now in returned to his home io Barnesville. Ho was of a high, sensitive nature «^.d pushed against the door. The dual the British Museum : his brooding over his wrongs brought memlier lays a loaded revolver witliin on a sickness from which he died alxmt eoay reach, and the printing department a year after his scandaloua marriage. is in full activity. Tlie type is. taken from tinder the mattress, and the leader is- slowly and painfully composed, with A Brave Baby. many a start at the sound of a footstep, oman who lives in Ashville, Ala., wliich threatens to turn it all into on writes to the Aiffis oi that place of the immediate “pi." How the paper goes miraculous rescue of her little 3-year-old to press is not quite definitely known. boy from drowning. The child fell My informant on this point was wonting down • well, the depth of which was in technical knowledge, but I am led to tliirty feet. The mother saw him go conclude that a sheet of paper is spread on the “form,” and that the staff sits The following is a literal modern prose down. She says: “On reaching the on the sheet of paper to obtain version : “ Bummer is coming. Loudly well I was just in time to see him rise each impression. When tlie whole sing, cuckoo. Groweth feed and blow - to the top of the water. I was alone, impression is printed off the type is, as cth meed, and springeth the wood now. save three other little children whom I a temporary measure, tilted upside Ewe bleatcth after lamb, loweth cow sent for help. I had, amid all tlie an­ down into the breeches pocket to form after calf; bullock ' starteth ; buck guish of my soul, presence of mind “pl" The distribution takes place at vertoth,” L e., harboreth among the enough to let the bucket down and tell nightfnlL Tho first thing to provide for ferns ; merrily sing cuckoo! Well him to take hold of it, wliich he ilid. is the supply of the honorary free list, singest thou, cuckoo. Nor cease to sing After some minutes he let loose from namely, the Emperor and two or three now. Sing, cuckoo, now; sing, cuckoo!” ot h's chief Ministers, including the ing to take hold of the rope. He ran Country Social Life. his hand through a ring tied on for the ore forwarded to these through the post, Country folks are in general so fully purpo.-e uf sinking tlie bucket, and with • manuscript intimation on the margin of the paper that the recipients occupied with affaire that they have no caught the boil, ami there he held on for will be dune for at the first convenient time to discover how lonesome they one and a-half hours, Ix-gging me all opporUuiity. The lettera are posted rvall v are. So far as this is concerned the time in liis baby bilk to come down and the regular distribution Itecins. A we tfiink it is a misfortune. We are too copy is left with ovt ry dead wall, where bujty. W> work too hart! Wo take few it may remain all night, with a chance or no holidays. We read and think too At length a lady come to my assistance, of being read by Ute moujiks as they are little, and do not spend sufficient time and we took • rope and made n noose on goii^ to their [a»xjr in the early dawn. in social culture. There is no reason the end of it, and, letting it down, told Thia part of the undertaking involves why those who plow the soil or “whom- him what to do. He put his foot tlirough considerable risk and danger. Every talk is of bullock” should not experience the noose and drew it up around his dead wall in BL Petersburg is guarded the refinements which are the result of knee. I asked him if he could hold on. just now, not only by the police, but by He said he could hold on to the bucket: watchful house-purtere, who are ordered jaiiiB, in pursuit of dollarp, no nun is • Daw me out.' He holding the bucket, to stand outside their doors and keep aeen at his beet He in thorney, spiney, the rope around his leg, I telling him awake all night. Still the house-portere with his back up aa • porcupine might not to let go, we drew him up until I cannot look two ways at once, and be at his business. 1x4 one doff Lis could reach his little shivering hands. while they are looking one way tlie working clothes and enter a room full of Thus I saved my little baby from drown­ nimble staff may contrive to post ing. Safe to my brrort I clasjsxl his up u copy the other. The ornamental littk’ shivering body, and’praised God part at Lnr work, the one littie bit of it kind, -Hi- naturally Ldi» into the woyoof tor His mcrciee.” ■ into it in a general search. It bean on the door an humble business announce­ ment to the effect that artificial-flow, er With u> IMMENSE STOCK of New end Freeh OFFICE IN TRUMAN A BRICK, SECOND BTORx. XDVMBTirarQ MAXBk. ttS S HAPPY IN BARGAINS Our stocks for the Spring of 1880 consists, as usual, of th* best selections from the largest wholesale houses in New York, Detroit and Chicago, which may be enumerated under the heads of Olothins, gashville girertwtj. Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes . VILLAGE OFFICERS ILadiee and Gen^*’ Furaieliingr Goode, Prwldrnl—WIllMw Killen. TnniKva— Bart. Crockery. Sorlrtlo. EfHonitfr EPISCOPAL CHURCH—A. D. Nsw. Tea. Putpr, Service® every Bibbath at 10q a. tn. and 7 p. m. Bxbbath school at IS m. Prayer girrrforg. W. H^YOUNG, ' Nf b. Offics Eaat jkle of Main Btrwl, Nubvlll* Xi 1 * Office bovn from 7 to 0 *. m. aod 4 to 7 p. o H A. BARBER, Homeopathic Physician and flunteoc near resident-, on corner of Weehiiag M• D.Office, ton and Slate Streets, Naabvtile, Mich. CHAS. 11. BRADY, lireot. Collecting Bounty and I’«n- baaincaa eotrusUC to my Ci. ■■u Uoum. Na*hTills. Mich. LEWIS DURKEE, Lj anew Agent. Collections promptly made, and Conveyancing properly executed Offics la D. C Griffith*! Store. . JC3T OUR SYSTEM OR HANDLING ONLY Hon­ est Goods and selling on the basis of Three Feet to the yard and Sixteen OunbeM to tlie pound, enables us to hold all our old custom­ ers and gain new ones every week. A visit to the PIONEER STORE will convince the incredulous of this fact. We aim to please patrons both in quality and price of goods offered them. Although most goods have advanced from 15 to 25 per cent we are selling many of them at the old prices. Try os and see. N. B.—Will continue to pay the highest market price in exchange for all farm products. L. J. WHEELER, EMOR Y PARAD Y. OF THE PEACE. Conveyancing fully and pumptly attended to. Office JUSTICE sldv Main Blnel, Nashville Mich. ' DAVIS AND SINGER SEWING MACHINES! They cannot fail to please the Ladies. Tranalant brother! nr* cordially Invited. •OBERT McCAKTNY, W. M. JOHN L. SMITH. Secretary. “ THE CELEBRATED Prop’r Pioneer Store, Nashville, Mich. ~WM. PARMENTER, Office over Hull'a villa, Mich. M•D. mom Drug ilore, Ver- W. H GRISWOLD, I). Homoeopathic Fbyaiclau and Snrgvon. • Office over D. C. Griffith'a atom. Residence comer Phillipa and Durkee etreeU. ITom pt atten­ tion given to calls day or night. M ^OW IS THE TIBE To Take Advantage of the A. M. FLINT, GREAT SPRING BOOM. Rollectlona promptly made. Office over 1>. C. Griffith's Store, Nashville, Mich. It Can Be Found at E PARADY, D. C. GRIFFITH’S Uon to fill all order* promptly, and u tha U«tn< prioaa. BLop east alda of Main Street. —zVksset Where he is constantly opening Goode and Ba*o«* carried place in lh< TlUa<e. Btoul horaea, gon DRATMAN. CHARLES 'SCHELDT, I'KSMITH, alteuila promptly to all w • i.l:uk>»ilth and Hvr».-Sn<«-'ng line, ------ IN------- ^lUcrlUnrrafl fcard*. ^yOLCOTT HOUSE, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, C. C. Wolcott. Proprietor. and Ila nttrun* are il«r»y« sure of gvttlng batter a> rorumouationa for Ore amount paid, than at any ether b<«l in Barry county. Three flnt-claae Bare pie Rooms eo tint Boor. Boots, Shoes, TVotions, Etc. CT" It is economy to trade with me, for I will not allow any merchant ta * undersell me, who Bella for CASH. P J. PVHCHIS, Bohh Harber, And dealer In Began, Tobacco. Gent*' Furnlahlng JJERE YOU HAVE THEM. C. VILI.IN. Notary I*ublio, When we say this, we mean that yon hare • J Bargains in Spring Goods. (J LIEBHXL’SEB, READY MADE CLOTHING, We are opening the largest and most complete stock of SPRING GOODS, that we have ever had the pleasure to present before the people of q^HAT HUSBAND OF MINE I Nashville and vicinity, as a call at QnU hi* SHAVING and HATH CUTTING our store will fully prove. A. L. RASEY’S, fall DRESS GOODS and PRINTS, BUSH, P ’ "the boot boss­ AND SHOE MAKER, NMHVILLK, - yyiLLIAM JONES, MICH. It mast also be remembered that we abo carry an' lmint.it stock of BOOTS, SHOES, AND ALL KINDS s FOOT COVERING, HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC. have the benefit of it. �HAS JUST OPENED A BRAN NEW STOCK OF MAIN LINE. Dry Goode, ,Ch*ocei*ieai, Hat*, da.] dothinu. This is the Greatest Show At this particular time it will un­ doubtedly be interest!ng to The News made in the balloting in the Cincinnati coaveotion in *78 for a Presidential candidate and wo give them below as compiled from the official record: On the first ballot, James G. Blaine received the solid vote of the following States and Territories: Colorado, 6; Delaware, 8; Iowa, 22; Kanaas, 10; Maine, 1<; Maryland, 16; Minnesota, 10; Nebraska. 6; Or agon, 6 ; Wisconsin 90; Arisona, Dakota, Idaho, Montana, New Mexico, Utah, and Washington, each 2 votes. Throughout the entire seven liallota the States of Colorado, Delaware. Nebraska. Kansas, Man­ land, Maine, Oregon, and all the Ter ritoriea named, except Montana, voted solidly for Blaine, while upon no one of the seven ballots did he obtain a single vote from either of the following States: Indiana, Kentucky, Nevada, Ohio, Vermont, and Wyoming Ter. On the second ballot he gained 37 votes and lest 16,making his net gain 11 votes and Increasing his vdte from 285 on the first ballot to 996. On tlie third ballot he gained 5 votes and lost 8 reducing his total vote to 998. On the fourth baliot be gained 4 votes and lost 5, re­ ducing bis total vote to 293. On the fifth ballot Mr. Blaine gained 13 votes and lost 19, making hia total vote 286, or six less than on the previous ballot. On the sixth ballot the gain waa 81 and the losses were 9, which ran the to­ tal up to 808. On the seventh and last ballot the gains were 62, which would have made his total vote 870, or just one vote more than requisite fora nom­ ination 'but 19 delegatea who voted for him on the sixth ballot voted for Hayes on the last ballot, and in consequence nominated him. In Brooklyn Friday, a middle-aged shopkeeper explained in court that ho h id thumped one of his clerks over the head with a cane because ho caught that yc-sng counter jumper in tho act of eloping with hie daughter; a hus­ band complained that his wife had larruped him with a leather strap in tlie presence of jeering bystanders and a drug clerk brought suit against a young woman for scratching bis face and inflicting painful braises on him with her fists behind hia own prescrip­ tion counter. The shopkeeper was set at liberty, sentence was suspended in the case of the muscular wife, and the young woman was bound ovefto keep Che peace. The successful farmer docs nothing for a livelihood but farm. If he has money, he invests it in a way that will improve his farm. He infqrms him­ self as to bls business, and goes to work in an intelligent manner. Upon hifl farm no weed stands us high us u man’s head, no fence is neglected, buil­ dings dilapitated, implements left ex­ posed to the weather, stock unshelter­ ed and uncared for, but everything de notes thrift and enterprise. Wise, Brnndt and Hummel, the three Pepnaylvania murderers whoconspired with two others and murdered old Joseph Ralw*r of Lebenon, Pa., were hanged Frirday aud wore button­ hole bouquets on the scaffold. One of them prayed in a loud voice, and told the crowd he was going to his Saviour. The three ropes proved strong enough for their purpose and no one was de­ capitaUd. The public streets are a fit place to educate boys for the penitentiary and girls for the brothel. How many par­ ents think o. this? Few young men can be found in our prison, and few young women in the raukfl of those who arc meeting a fate worse than death, who do not owe their first downward step to tho liberty of running the streets at all times of the day and night. Young man, don’t swear. There is no occasion for swearing outtdde of a newspaper office, where it is useful in proof reading and indispensibly neccessary in getting tonus to press. It has tieeu known also mater­ ially to aaau*t an editor in looking over the paper after it is printed. But other­ wise it is a veiy foolish habit. “Why do girls elope f is the very in­ teresting query put by a contemporary. Well, their are various reasons the principal ones being that tlie girls are displeased with the way their mothers do hcasework, and some girls have an idea they can support husbands. And a good many of them have to do it too. The amount of wooing and cooing indulged in by the democrats of Mich­ igan fora colitioti with the 'greenback party is astonishing. Ongressman Horr uf the eight Mich igan district, is already one of the best known and popular members in the Hoose. nesday, fell under the wheels and had a leg smashed. Ann Comer a white Woman of 1amsing lias been found guilty of clandes­ tinely cohabiting with a negro hotel cook named Henry Scott. < Edgar Belcher of Lee townsap,* waa ahnoat instantly killed on the 15th. inst. while loadingsaw-logs, by one of the logs falling upon him. 8. Hart's bom near Hart’s mill was burned on the 17th and Cris. GalUntei who was sleeping in tlie building wm so badly burned that he died in a few hours. A Detroit mule accomplished the feat of kicking two men at once. Al­ though they stood several fee apart, each received one of the beast’s hmd feet in bis face; , W. H. Griffin and A. D. Cornell of Albion, were getting ready to make a display of milling machinery at the Cincinnati miller’s convention, and each received broken limbs while mov­ ing mill stones at the Albion depot. Michael Caulgeld, a grocer nf Grand Rapids made an assignment Tuesday, to Peter Doran and 8. P. Sinclair w । faout preference. John Canfield bolds a chattie mortgage on the stock for $3,000. Six boys, of ages ranging fiom 10 to 14 years, were arrested in Lansing last Monday. They had managed to ateal about $50 from the tills of half a doz­ en stores in the 48 hours preccdi-ig their arrest. L. M. Hunt, pastor of tlie Congrega­ tional church at South Haven, shot bun-self through the head nt Galesburg last Saturday. It is thought that an over­ worked mind and some financial troub­ le had caused temporary insanity. While fishing last Saturday a 10-ycar old son of Peter Wilde of Grand Ha­ ven fell into the river, and his brother two years older, lumped into the water to rescue him ana was drowned. Oth­ er boys got the nmaller boy out alive. Hon. F. J. Littlejohn, an old resident of Allegan died or heart disease last Stuarday, aged 77 years. He was a law­ yer of great ability and had lieen a member of both Houses of Legislature and was Democratic candidate for Con­ gress in 1856. Mrs. Marshall of Grand Rapids has presented her husband with a two lb. baby. The News-Journal nays the baby is about tlie size of a medium sized doli, her arm being the size of A man's J-TrnSitm LlS&X"60"1 ‘“rf" as a medium HIZ4d m ange . Jarner A. Laird who waA formerly a well-known ruitwav conductor, wan arn-atpri Mondav . charen Bleu in in Siurinaw naginAW ‘last aionuay ciiarg ed with the laiceny of $00 from a com pjunon. He held tor trial at the circuit court. Of the money taken 955 was recovered and he had Bpent tlie lance. ,,,,,, . ., About 2 o clock Monday morning, fire broke Otlt in the butcher flhop Of Gus. Zeigler at LanHiig, destroyiug die entire building and contents. Zeigler’s loss in about $350. fully insured. The building was owned by E. R. Merrigeld, loss is about i?500; said to be ful­ ly insured. The new Postofficc build­ ing was slightly damaged, also the Htonof Cleaveland A. Cd., being.contiguous to the burned building. SELLS BROTHERS' MILLIONAIRE CONFEDERATION and CSoiite.’ ■ I«'xu*ni81iing’ Goodn 1000 YARDS OF FANCY PRINTS, Direct frem tho factory and at prices that will astonish you. 75PAIRMENS’ BUCIG E ALEXIS, GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. Dom Pedro and walking ahocs, 35 SUITS OF FANCY CHEVITE SUITS, Ranging from $5 upwards, • LADIES AND MISSES WALKING SHOES Id every style Wil) poNIWely exhibit At HATS THAT ARE HATS, HASTINGS SATUHDAY, MAY 22, 1880. IT HAS MAUI TUBS THE LARGEST AND .MOST COMPLETE MENAGERIE; 1,«M) of them from lOcts up. ' -A.. Big- Stock of GrocericH, Including the Boas 50 ct Tea and Regular Chewing Tobacco at 40eta per poun All kinds of Produce taken in exchange for Goods. W. G.AYLSWORTH. INFINITELY THE GREATEST, GRANDEST AND MOST CLASSIC CIRCUS: The Moat Gomoua 1300.000 Free Proceaeion of denaauonal Surpneea ; including ' A $208,000 HERD OF ELEPHANTS, The Greslud Only .1AMESI ROBINSON, Barelxck EqumtsrUn Emperor nt Ibe Uni rerax; enc*<c*3 St* aalary of |1.oQq per week, and who ridca at 3 aud «p. m The only WOflOO, Twenty 8ea Mon, Polar Elrplrant Ampblbtoua Leopard »ad Siberian Seal Aqvarlom . TbrouchCoachaaandSlaejdacUara to and from Grand Raplde and Detroit. All tralno eonaect in camo depot al Detroit with Great Weetent, Orapd Trunk and Canada Southern Railway*. K. C. BROW, B. B. UEDYARD. Aaa*t Gen'I du pt Jaekooa. Uen'l Bnp*t Detrol 'HevarC- Wawrwoarn, Gen'ITaaa and Ticket Aaent.Chieaco. You can always find the following articles, dr will be made order : All kinds of JgOOM, BOOM, BANG I For a few days only J. & G. MtAkin’s OSBORN REAPERS AND MOWERS, SULKEY RAKES, Shovel Plows, Corn Cultivators and Harrows both Square and butterfly. THE ONLY »HMXn DROVEOF SIX PERFORM­ ING COLORADO CATT- E; The Only $2*4000 Two-Horned Rhinoceros ; Hairy TUL »bo appear at each performance Io a uxwX wild Sto"SloXVXrlL-lS ubilauzhta and .Ingle enm bale ofboder warefare; Tbecnly King Sarhro'a Royal J apan «»e Cirrus; Tbeooly tx>mo W«Ua Cobb'a Mlnalure Clrous Tb on|r rrautne eo both llorsc-power Llah.. alM* j MoWr exhibited afternoon Meetrie and cvenln< . 1 Tfa, j tktl lhal aU„„d rKryM„„ " . ’ w aavertutes. Bueh beina the united verdict of the prraa oaly ,bow lh„ hM ..C1Uld, Buuhem," and Peannl and lemonade pa-ddlera, and docs nut permit It* patron, to be imposed upon ostmportun FAR THE UHKAP88T SHOW IN ALL THE WORLD. •■NE TICKET FOR THK UsUAl. PRK K ADMITTING TO ALL CHILDREN UNDER9 YEARS,HALF-PRICE. buodnd mllra TWO EXHIRIT1ON8 DAILY, AFTERNOON _.ND EVENING.— Mcnxxrie and Mo arum Doora EATON COUNTY ITEMS. open nrrclacly al 1 ami ' p. m I'srfurtnaore In tbr ,, ,, . , ... Grand S«perair (Ircua Arena. I boar laUr. Bellevue w to have a new Opera Hupse. The Eaton Cn., pioneers will hold their annual meeting at the fair ground in Charlotte’ June 9th. A meteoric stone weighing 4® lbs. CUIBBATED fell on Mr. Kilpatricks fann north of Eaton Rapids a short time since. The houM of Peter Cook of Bellevue was destroyed by tire on Sunday . morning last. Loss $1,000. Insured tor $600. A span of colts belonging to W. Castei of Eaton Rapids was run into I last week by the cars and a leg of one | was broken and the other seriously in­ jured. Peter Mosier, a respected fanner of Walton township, attempted to commit suicide on the 10th. by taking puris green. Ho is still ali ve but in a very critical condition. His sufferings are , intense. Domestic difficulties are al- j leged as the cause. Boyd &. Peters’circus pitched tents i at Bellevue on Saturday last. More । thana dozen cases of theft and rob-j bery have Iwen discovered since tli ir I departure, and Marshal Holland was sent to Albion Sunday to recover, if possible, some of the property. powerful, yet hemib-M, at inviiroranl*. Remember that debility in tbr **beginning of the End"—that Sunday School Notice. the climax ot all weakocaa la a universal pandytb of the ayatetn. a'-d that aneb paralyila la the imme­ At a special meeting of tlie Sundav diate preeuanr of death. school iiiHtitut uf the Hope and ! Rutland Union Sundav school Aasoci- , ation’ held ut the Hinds Corners scIhkiI rpiIE OLD ESTABLISHED house in the township of Hope, Barry Co. on the 34th of March 1880, of which ;and reliable furniture firm of Rev. O. N. Hunt was chairman and । Rev. Wilkinson was Sect’y, the followI resolutions by Rev. L. Masters was ad- ' opted: Unsolved: That S. T. Wright Super. . ... inteodeut of Hope autl Rutland Unjon I Areon Hand with a Sunday School AMociatidn be author- I » new » iNtrnr izedtncall a County Sunday School M rvtw Linaur Convention, at Midi time and place a* Tp TT T> TVT T FT1 TT "D ip he may deem proper for the purpose J? |J JX Jj| A A U XV JDl of organising a County Sunday School Association. ■ Of Every Ikeacriptiou. in accordance with the above n^olnUun, a utiun, a Countr County Snnd»v Sunday School School CouCon­ I Which will Defy CompetiUon in every inntuui will will be In, held liol.I iu an the fhn church •■>■■<w>l> at n« i. vention Respect. Remember that all our Oder Creeek, in Hope town- i Gotkds, which we Manufacture, ship, on the 26th day of May 1880: at 2 o’clock p. m., for the purpose of or­ are Warranted in Every ganizing a County Sunday School As­ Respect. sociation. All Ministers, Sunday school Super­ intendents and workers and all others We arc also prepared to furnish any­ interested in the Sunday school work thing in the in Barry county., are cordially invited to attend. IINDBRTAKHVC LINE. A Sunday School Institution of the Hope and Rutland Union Sunday School Association will be held at the same placi* on Wednesday and Thurs­ COFFINS, CAMKBTM, day the 28th and 27th of May, com­ ROBES, MHROIOS Ar. mencing at 10 o’clock a. m. entertl,*nnQt’,llii rratuitously Of any one in the country. S. T. Wright, Superintendent. ( Double and Single, Heavy and light, unsurpassed in style, qual­ ity and low prices. Repairing done cheap. Callars, Collar Pads and in fact everything in the Harness line. LUMBER WA(xO?H’S, Carriages, Top and Single buggies and Spring wagons. Trim­ ming a specialty. Old tops made to look as good as new Remember we have a foundry and are always ready to reapair make or furnish anything made of Cast or Wrought Iron. • IRON STONE CHINA! Warranted not to craze or crackle. Tea Cups and Saucers 40 c. “ “ “ •* handled * 50 c. Tea Plates 30 c. Breakfast Plates 40 e. Dinner “ 50 c. Coffee A Sugar 10 c. Canned Gouda per can 15 c. Peas, Beano, Strawberries, Com, Blackberries, Cherries, Etc. COFFEE~AND TEA AT ANY PRICE. Choice Roasts Pork Veal, Mutton and bteak, Horseshoeing and Job Work done by the best of workmen. of Beef,••so tender as never vas.” Casting a Rpecalty. Scrapers and Farm Bells cheap. Chilled and land sides to fit almost any plow. Kettles, all sizes, Col­ BOSS BOLOGNAS umns for brick buildings, Iron Fencing &c. For the whole population. dressed at a moments notice. HAS REMOVED Opposite Cook's Carriage Works WHERE HE WILL KEEP A FIRST CLASS STOCK OF “All these things and many more, Call and see meat the corner store.’ Cash paid for Produce C. W. SMITH. OF ALL KINDS, Robes. Best Heavy Harness from $33. to $35. Single Harness from $12. upward. I have in >oy employ first -class workmen and can give good satisfaction. and see me before you purchase. Call NICHOLS, SHEPARD & CO.BaffleMM ORICIMAL AND ONLY OCNUINE ___ at,, VIBRATOR Threshing Mach>nor and Traction SELLERS’ COUGH SYRUP! 50 lean before the Public. Pronounced by all to be the most pleasant and efficacious remedy now in use for the curt of coughs, colds, hoarse­ ness, croup, tickling sensation in the throat, whooping cough, etc. Over a million bottles sold within the last few years. It gives relief where ever need, and the power to impart benefit that coRRot Imj bad from the cough mixtures now in use. Sold by all druggists at 26 cents per bottle. Hellers’ Liter Pills are also high­ ly recommended for curing liver com­ plaint, constipation, sick headache, fe­ ver and ague, and all diseases of the stomach and liver. Sold by all drug gist at 25 cents per box. S.WJWI I»ittiet>uxTj. Pa. £? T. BOISE, DRUGGIST, J. LENTZ&SONS (Successor to Boise Bros.) YOU CAN FIND AT MY STORE BENSONS CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER Medicines, Chemicals, And all the leading Remediea in Patent & Propriatory Medicines, School Books, Blank Books, Mlscellan’s Books.' A LABOB LINK OF Bibles, Autograph and Photograph Albums A COMFICTE UBE OF STATIONERY, day fllsd with this court, may be admitted to Pro­ . baie and au exaetttnr appnlMrd. , Thereupon it l» ordered that Wall Paper and Bordering, MradaytbeYttb day of May. next, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, be aaaitfncd for the heartne of mid petition, and that the heita at law of Meld deceased and all other |»Tw>na inlcnrat•d In aald —tale, Mr required to appear at a areeton of aaid Court, llreu to U- hot leu at the Probate Otflea, la th* city of Hadlnira. and ince cauaa, U any A ' A H»Vnu!4oL» HBCltiHOLD NUKD. NfllkD. ' Iterate, Why th* prayer of aaid petitioner ebonld A book on the liver, ita diaeaaes and . nnn 8mm paper asks; “Of what stuff are And'll la further ordered. that aaid petitioner their treatment sent free. Including A (jrOUD <f*a notice to the per*.nr Intarvatod in aaid eata'-i. tnutUse upon Liver Complaints, Torof Che MndMtcr ot aaid petition, and Um haarUi , gid and sugar. •a. ■■ r\u— ■ L. try bo pat for funeral occasions furnished free of tperprintaa [TRIMMED FREE ] AS FINE A LINE OF MAN’S ^WOMAN’S STRENGTHS BEAUTY or money refunded. OiUSosalPixuifo/j/t.IzwMjZMumif. 983 Jireadway, New York City, N. Y. J.LKRTZ &SONS. F. T. BOI8E. �tOWD 1 YICIHITY LOCALS. WB8TKULUI9 ITEMS. Thai sharp old fellow J. Frost visited this section last week. . Pete Davis was visiting hi* mother, and relations in this vicinity Saturday and Sunday last. H.D. Blosson lias been quite ill. but at last accounts was slowly recovering. tricts of our town. The good people of thia place met st the town hall oa Wednesday evening for a weight social. There waf about sixty ladies weighed. The heaviest weighed 176. After supper the young people engaged in a fow playa. The receipts were $8.35 besides a quilt the ladies had. which they pold for $3.15. Ira Stowell and David Haight drew tlie two heaviest women. A musical society has l>een organized at the Jordan school house and ita entertainmeuts consists of duetts,trios, quartettes, songs and choruses, besides other literary matter,such as a question box, etc. A leader is chosen eachjevehing to take charge of the entertain­ ment st the next meeting. .Mrs. Emily Barnum is tlie leader, for the next meeting, Saturday evening. May 29th. It is the intention of the society to en­ gage the services of Prof. Graves, at some future time, to lead in holding a convention. A fee of $100 per year for gents and 00 eta for ladies is charg­ ed and an invitation is extended to all to attend, either to join or listen. * . Sam* which Mr, P., manifested in t-ying to shake it out, threw the whole circle into convulsions of laagbter from which it wm impossible to recover for at least five minutes. ■VubvlHe Market. THIS WEEK YOU WILL FIND AST G. A. TRUMAN An elegant line of Summer Drew Goods, Buntings of all descriptions, plain and in lattice work, Linens, Lawns, P K’s, Organdies, Mulls, Chambra, Ac. Timothr par bo.... Cloror Seed, per Ito, These goods were in such variety and beauty as this spring and we are making special intown, butnocasesof a serious na­ Stove ture as far as we learn. effort to keep only the newest patterns. Novelties in Parasols and Fans, Ladies The Kalatno people feel sanguine LOCAL MATTERS that the defuct rail road will be resurected and built ere long. The Buggy BubIiicm. Lace, Silk and Embroidered Ties, Lace Top Gloves, ,4Long,n Silk Mitts in all col­ That little pert the “tater bug” has Feeling thankful foV tbe generous patronage I am receiving, I desire to put in an appearance and presents as state that I am too full of business to ors, Embroideries and Silk Handkerchiefs, Ladies Hosiery in great variety just lively business qualities as ever. go into preliminaries, or to give all the There has been more reft improve­ particulars as to why we are making ments made on farms in this town than and selling more buggies than anv opened and selling low, Ladies and Gents Gauze underwear, Linen Lap Robes, other firm on the line of the G. R. V. ever before, in the way of fences railroad, but things being thus I will buildings and a general cleaning up. simply give for your consideration a Dr’s. Adams and Merritt held a con­ Gent’s Linen Coats and Ulsters, Nobby Straw Hats and a thousand other novelfew names of parties who have bought sultation on Saturday last, m regard my buggies: IHCKoAy COBNEBS ITEMS. WOODLAND. CASTLETON. Jo Johny Green’s leg, they came to the Daniel Fender, Sylvester Hine, ties for summer wear. I am bound to keep the largest line of these goods in conclusion that about the only remedy Allen G. Cut, The family of W. F. Pierce enjoyed ElHah Morgan. was amputation. Joshua Glenn, D. W. Smitii, , SL'NriELIl. John A. son of Tho*. Wilson, who the reception of a little sou on the Harford Perkin*, Nashviile and as the demand is continually increasing. I shall add almost dai­ Mr. Bowser, Charles Hide. ( went to California in Feb. or March, 14th. James Hunter, Dr. J. M. Elliott attended the state John Gutcheas, died at the home of hia sister Mrs. J. VERMONTVILLE. • Miner Mead, \ Herring in Napa City, Col., on April Meaical Asociation held at Grund Anson Ware. I). M. Baker, । ly hew lines in this department. Rapids the 13th inst. D.T.M. Falconer/ 83rd, at the age of 34 years. Considerable wheat is being hauled Martin Cummings, P. P. Dooling, C. H. Charlton, living on the Cessna ASSYRIA. Albert Stunrt, to Augusta, and we understand the farm is vjiffenng from the effects of a D. W. Ellis, Thomas Brice, R. D. Cnapman, wound caused by rta ax,soon after elec­ price is about $1.05 per bushel. Byron Graham, Mr, Elihu Robinson bus returned to Jesse D. Guy. BATTLE CREEK. tion this spring . He is unable to labor, R. G. Crum, and his family is in an almost desti­ this village from Hastings, where he John Marshall. IONIA- CITY. has resided for alioiit a year and will Geo. Brown. tute condition. Dr. Tremain, Walter Mapes, | JT IB A FACT THE PUBLIC. They nil do It. NASHVILLE. Reuben Gridley has a large new barn enguge in the butcher business. James Hill, Go to the Old Reliable Market for Real estate trasfera are as follows ; Jacob Shoup. Lewis Durkee, finished, and last week when the men Rnbt. Henderson. Fresh, Salt and Smoked , Meats of all Leander Lanham, ----BELIEVING THAT -----’» “»• Wm. Pooley estate, 50 acres to J. C. were ready to begin shingling they Henrt Rof., 3 top buggies in kinds. Thomas Fuller, Proprietor. went for Dails but they had vamosed, Bishop, consideration, $3,300. Henry livery, ODESSA. Pierce 50 acres to Thomas Pooley. con ­ Jacob Osman, 3 some thief bad been there and stolen G. H. Hutchens. double and 1 sin­ KAI.AMO. the keg containing about 60 pounds of sideration $1,000. gle top buggies, We arc again reminded of our mor­ Mrs. Sally Hens, shingle nails. Levi S. Smith, Rufus Brooks, Jolinston't SarMparillacum Sick He«d»cb«. Portm arter W. Ackley, has done off tality, |>y the death of Mr. Edwin Cook A. J. Hardy, Jobnttou’i Harwi-ariila cures Iljrpcpcl*. I Each side of her, and that a little more -G. A. Truman, his office in a very convenient and tasty which occured on tne 17tii. Mr, Cook John Fnniiss. IN BARRY COUNTY » T. C. Dawning. kthuunao *>- competition will make a little bet­ manner, putting up more boxes.enlarg- hiu long been a resident of this town John F. Fuller, E. COOK. > -When death wu hourly ter market, I have purchased a stock >f ing bis working room, numbering the and Ills loss will be deeply felt. Fun­ Proprietor Cook’s carriage works. ..J n» u ’ finish. eral Thursday. boxes and giving the public a better rir Bailey & Wood have a harness and more convenient port-office than ’uits, shop iu full'blust. you will do well to cults- be uccldttita.il y mad. a prsparaltoa tb*l r«r»d ] ever was in town before. MAPLE GROVE ITEMS. call on them before purchasing any­ hlaonly ebiid of Consumption. Hia child | ________________ lockers, The writer was misinformed in re­ thing in the harness line. Repairing ta now In this country, sod enjoying the bool of I . Ar, Tf.T JI Bureaus. "^Extension Tables, beailh. He baa proved to the wurid that Con- Tdone iu the best style. gard t‘» the little bed of unions spoken Mrs. Bale i» on the sick list. eumptlon can L< poelUvdly and permanently j IPOU, XNcllAS, Most every one plants corn this week. | of last week. Instead oi Hiram Grid­ OTWill pay the Highest market cured. Tbe Dr. now too thia receipt free, only [ , M| ley, it should be. Harley Page and Ad. Arlie Archer has returned from’Hills- 1 price in cash for unsalted butter Farm­ Camp Chairs, &c. ers bring in your butter and save the | Green have sowed over five acres to dale. salt. E. R eese. —ALSO— Mra. Dr. Session is visiting at the j onions on 8. W. Power’s farm, and one ! Centre. | and one half acres on Hiram Gridley’s. Common Furniture L - r?-' ftotwheries. Lettocp .^Miim- 10U3 Race St.. Phiiadetphla. natnlnt this paper. ly Hiram Gridley is erecting sixty feat Dr. WhifimKrrTt:'vi7TntJ2'”ifre school I| bers, Sfring Peas, Ha'i.'’.1,', Of ever}- description additional sheep shed, making hi all ma’am*. 1 es. Oranges, Lctuons, Bananas, Cocoa ' Cathartic Pills arc the best । 360 feet of shed, beside .n large 4iarn ■ at• c. W. Smith's. The Red Riblmn club baa adjourned 1 nuts, etc. Undertaking of all purgntAnwj-^. laborious, and and other Aonvenieuces for his stock. for three months. are the• ition, • and■ 1 At beiow Manufacturers prices. I had | Complete in erwy pirUcuiM. Auction. Mr. Gridley is one oi the best farmers jn ; We have been tickling the ground Remember the Auction next week. successful chemical nn. I the decline credited nn to inc on these and stock raisers in the county and with a hoe and it laughs with potato Bal. of St«M-k will be Mid al Aocrion, their extensive use, by pbysR* goods am? can their practice,and bv all civilized , finds that it pays to care for stock of bug*. no reserve Stock, everytliing will lie tions, proves them the best and mm.Jr*- •* •'« - , Prices I Boston Stork. all kinds. Mr*. Everet, of Kent Co., ha* come sold. effectual purgative Pill that medical mMP'R’Tr Clement Smith. Assignee. Will Rian found upon arriving at his to stay with her sitter, Mrs. Latting. to science can de vise. Being purely vegbuJttr*,ll0N, Thankini our numei etable no liann can arise from their. ’ destination with his large bill of fruit regain her health. Lumber! Lumber! >n, we ahaJI endeavor trees that bis agent bad forged a large Do vou know that you can buy Lum­ use. In Intrinsic value and curative Having bought for $ • ^T. My expenses Mra. Charles King and mother are powers no other Hila can be compared number of the orders. It appears that staying at M. 11. Pklmer’s. They in­ ber for building, or fencing, of J. H. with them, and every person, knowing are low. I do not sell goods at cost, McCotter at the Glenn Mil! on the but a: a fair living -profit. CAJL one Junies Paul was employed as hi* tend purchasing a farm in this vicinity. county line, for 7.00 per M. or delivered their virtues will employ them, when They keep tlie system in per­ agent, and given 35 per cent for his la-, Chnrlca Hunt had n cow die a few in Nashivlle for $8.50? Orders filled needed. fect order, and maintain in 'healthy bor, to be paid upon the presentation day* ago and C. C. Aines stepped on shortgiotice. 84-37 action the whole machinery of life. Kello^, Demaray & Co. of the orders, the order* were presen­ around und felt of tbe public pulse and Our drug stores are now supplied Mild, searching and effectual, they are ted, and Mr. Rian advanced tlie cash picked npopvcral dollars for him. Ma­ with “Mult Bitters,” the new Fooii especially adapted to the needs of the pAKnEBM ATTRITION. Always ready at moderate rates. digestive apparatus, derangements of and Paul left fur “parts unknown” ple Grove ranks first in caring for tbe Medicine which has done so much good and comes to us so highty recommend­ which they prevent anil cure, if timely leaving Rian in the lurch. The same unfortunate. ____ _ ___ j — ----- — safest*^ ed. Tnr it. It may save you a heavy taken. They arc the 'best snd safest' agent took order* for tree's in VL Ville physic to employ for children and1 Steamboat Thomson, who has travel­ doctors'bills. (33-<J6) weakened constitutions, where a mild and collected a part of the bill in ad­ ed seven years with Li vingston. was to Public Notice. bnt eflectiml cat lartic is required.____BillldeFS Now being in first-chuw running or­ vace and when the tree* were deliver­ lecture at the Nort-m school house Sun­ der, with a thoroughly Intelligent person* have no difficulty ed there was fun ahead, he also left day evening. A large crowd of l»oy* recognizing in the constitution of an­ unpaid a board bill of over fifty dollars came at an early hour but the old gen­ imals and men, a power of self resto­ . at Boardman's for which he is wanted. tleman became disgusted with them ration which is capable of resisting the Time will develop® other cases, no and depar‘.ed without delivering hi* influence of disease, hence many per­ Oil, in attendance, we guarantee satisfac­ son* reflect upon the many instances doubt, yet we hope that the above will lecture. tion to all those who may furor us when apparently severe cases of sick­ This space belongs to Mrs.) with their patronage. Those be enough to satisfy him for this time, Slmme on you boy*! didn’t you ever ness were cured by some simple who prefer can have their including tlie run away, Mr. Rian has see a nigger before! At the boys in­ substance and much creilit given to a 0. M. Yates. Gone after more I been quite unfortunate in his business dignation meeting held in Lapham’s rawer it never tMissessed, and it is the . , . Virginia Lubricating nowlrdgv of this power tluitenables so far tliis spring. without waiting. barn, Herndon Moses himself in the tbe new school of Veterenary surgvous New Goods. Look ior ad. next । ° ° TJi-au and Feed chair, Jimmy Elliot Secretary. Will to overcome disease that would oaffle W00BLA5U ITEMS. Savage treasurer, the following pream­ tlie old fogy with hi* depressing week. FOR SALE ble and resolutions were adopted by a agents, such as bleeding, physicing. at the Mill at the lowest prices. starving, tarter emetic, nitre digitalis, Plenty of dust and lota of corn plant­ rousing rising vote: etc. Dr. Kesler has been liberally W. H. YOUlkG. Prop. ing. Wh/retu, We boys don't have any fun toughtinthe new school and backed T1W finest makes of Geo. Woolott has finish rd a splendid now-*- days. by nine years successful experience gOOT AND SHOE SHOP. Village Resolution. barn 36x55. J. Kesler, KNIVFM, Reao/red, That we know the reason feels confident. Veterenary Surgeon, Clark Titua is now at work on John way, and that it is: Itt. We can’t fly RAZORS. I’^lved, that the building of a jail I vl.b to nnnousce to lh« cltlxani of NuhvIUe Nosh ville, Mich. in tlie village of Nashville, is a DeereHolmes house. Nil EARS, our kites because Leander lias so many ary nubile improvement. Miss Sarah Townsend has bought a I'ndcr taking. SCISSORS, lightning rods; 2ud. We can't lug a Whertaa, it has been determined Lv horse and buggy. Having completed in every particular resolution by the Common Council, jug of cider around the barn without M. Baitimager has a new fence in Undertaking Department, we are that the building of a jail in aaid vil­ IN THE WORLD. John seeing us; 3d. We can’t yell and our now prepared to furnish at all times a lage of Nashville is a necessary public front of his bonne. holler half a* much as we want to be- first class modern Hearse, cooling improvement. Therefore be it resolv­ D. Hilbert i. Son are having their <uiu*e the hired girl is aick ; 4th. We Imards, door crape, bearer*,' ed by the Common Council of the vil­ store repainted by Dau. can’t smoke cigars because our dads iMuigcs, glove*, and our services, lage of Nashville that tlie contract for Andrew Pbeam is putting up a large won’t furnish u* money. Be it there­ when required, in laying out and pre­ constructing said iail be let. to the paring for banal; preserving bodies in lowest responsible bidder. Said build­ house, George Mulder is doing the fore resolved, that we get out Lapbam'* any kind of weather witnout tlie bar­ ing to be constructed in accordance Repairing Done in the Best work. . buggies and go to ThornappIc lake next barous use of ice, etc. all-of which with with plans and specifications now on Rev. Duane preached to many friends Manner Possible I our personal attendance at funerals file with the village clerk. All bids to ------jnrt then Savage came around will be furnished free of charge. at the Tamcrack church on Wednes­ Call and see nje. Respectfully, be in writing and to lie filed with the the corner of th® barn after Willie and Give Mue a, Call! Kkliam:u, Demarat it Co. village clerk on or before the 35tb day day night. the boys slid off the hay mow and skip­ LRANK C. BOISE. of May, 1880. And be it further resolv­ E- Woodard, the Carlton Greenback­ The C'hcmicol Works ped out of the stable door. ed that the Council shall have the Sign, the Big Boot. er, is now building tho stone wall for Will pay tlie following prices fo? wood right to reject any and all bids for the J^ANHVILLE LIVERY. I. L. Dodge. delivered at the works: 4 ft. body cxiustruction of said iail. That the cost H' Smith’s new house. J. OSMAN, Prop. FRANK BAKER. J. H. Hoimca bouse is looming up. He If you wish to have a jolly, good Iwach and maple wood. $1.75. 4 ft. of erecting said building shall be paid body beach and maple, dry, $2.00 has changed the plan of the Gothic to a time, and laugh till vou are ready to Short wood will be taken at proportion­ out of the general fund of said village. FHAint McDerbt. E. Chipman, gpHE BARRTllLLE MILLS. hip roof od account of the new coiner. cry, you have only to visit the home of ate prices. W. G. Skars. Clerk. President C. S. Palmerton and Frank Lee have Mr. and Mrs. P„ of Maple Grove. Manager. invested a few dollars in a target gun While about the house, Mr. P., is /Al­ GTBuy your Dry Good*,Boots Shoes, and those who like sport would do well ways on the watch for some chance for Hats, Capa, Groceries. Provisions, to look after them. a joke or trick which he may play up­ Crockery, Notions, etc,, of E. Reese, LOW RATES Jacob Eckhart was sawing some on his wife. Not long since as they who always sells at the lowest prices. TRAM RARK. 1W Groat Knr TRAM G. A. TRUMAN. -B> soouBi- L«s<st nd ...... SStSSSSWX.. i vol th. County Seat. Stock FURNITURE HARDWARE, Glass, Stoves, Tinware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, and Brushes '• Our Departmn’t that Can’t Undersoil EASILY MEr1 A FIRST-CLASS TINNER s „ „ . c , SPECIALTIES: Hardware, Pure White Lead, I Pure Ohio Boiled and Raw Linseed Lard, CSstor. Golden, Sperm, Oils. SCIPIO MILLS CONSENT MILLER WHEAT EXCHANGED FOB FLOUR The Legal Tender and Other COOK STOVES. FINEST SEWED BOOT FARMERS & MECHANICS TOOLS NERVOUS DEBILITY. bracket* off from tb« barn roof and took a fall and lit about like Darina but was not hurt much. The way Hank Smith gives the small horse the advantage is letting him have the shortest end of the doubletree. Brace up Hank and don’t abuse the small horse. Bart Holly has his telephone op now from their place to the Center, a dis­ tance of one-half mile. We guess ‘“Smuggle” will use it more than the rest, be having a great attraction at the other end of the wire. were seated at the table he said some­ thing to her, to which she did not im­ mediately respond and thinking to call her attention, picked up a hot potato and threw at her. Mrs. P., leisurely set down tlie tea-pot and picking up the potato, took aim at his head and away went the hot missile, but as Mr. Pm was on the lookout for a return shot; knowing well that she never means to be outwitted, be threw up bi* hand just in liras to get Dearly the whole charge down his sleeve and the scat­ tering parte, covering his face and The subscri bcr offers for sale his Fann ol 130 acres, situated on section 17, in Castleton, said farm w in a good state of cultivation with good buildings, good orchard, good well of water at the door. About 65 acres cleared and the balance well timbered. The farm is on the state road; 6 miles from Hastings and 6 from Nashville, it also has a Dew school house on one corner of the farm. For partculara enquire at premises. Carthtoo. Mich., Feb. 4th lew. 30-tf Joan l a Martis. f?" Goods arc cheap at the corner store. C. W. Smith. !l»h Heavily. An unisllloc en«r tor Seminal Weak- SINGLE OR DOUBLE TURN-OUTS COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. WALKER & NORTON COM’ERCIAL TRAVELOR8 FLOUR, MEAL;FEEL, MATE A SPECIALTY MORGAN, BARRY CO., MICH, J. OSMAN. Hmmc Moving. to the public, that he has a complete outfit of tools and rollers for moving buildings, intrusted to will t5‘ to with ofjhc one door ash villc, ATTENTION FARMERS I ■Ui GOOD WORK GUARANTEED. �uii old field, where Col. Dahlgren took veh icU he .bonld take th. when the advance wm stopj»cd by might not have come. an olMtruction in the road. Lieut Merritt rode Imck- and met the Colonel «r Fjrij'iUnroUl«». and asked for more men. The Colonel, A South Carolina man The Bev. Mr. Larabee, an American CURIOUS AND INTERESTING. tag partyA Texas dt*]x?rnck> named Burr had n >iifiy to the front, and upon ib trees that were acro-v- the “J» : “ la 184C Winuu. ot Balti­ The full capacity of the lungs is about more, built a locomotive for the Boston 820 cubic inches. . . at the same time. Col. Dahlgren then The human akeletou consists of more leveled his revolver at the person who and Worcester railroad. Itbadasevaafoot driving-wheel, and wm intended for than 200 distinct bonea. seemed to be the officer iu command of Milton, Pa., has been almost entire­ About two-thirds of a pint of air is tlie Confederates, but his pistol missed to support the weight, and was fitted ly dwteoyed by fire. Bis hundred buildings ly shot hia mother-in-law. Tbe ruffian then inhaled at each breath in ordinary res ­ fire. In an instant a volley was poured used tho muijxleof the revolver on himself, witli many new devices I wm sent to Cable dispatches indicate that the ImI piration. into our left flank the whole- length -ot happily with deadly effort. Baltimore to look after the construction property is estimated at from tLOOO.OW to Senator Gordon, of Georgia, lias rct Thr weight of tbe heart is from eight our line, and so close that the flushes and delivery of thia locomotive, and also almost reached our hones. Thia cAnsed to twelve ounces. It beats 100,000 times to study the matter of cool-burning, a stampede, as every horse in our com- which waa a new thing on roads in New in twenty-four hours. ,.. .Ex-Got. Henry a Foote, died, at the ago of 80 yeara.... An amount of blood equal to the whole m/md turned and broke down the A murderer named Carl Manke wan executed New OriasM, died at bis home mat Nohville. road. After going a few yards we quantity of the body passes through the la«t week at Buffalo, N. Y. The taenwter exchecked up and crossed a fence on 1 heart every minute. run her longer but from the fact of her praued not the leant regret for having killed a our right, and formed on the top of THE NATIONAL CONGRESS. fcUow-bcing, refneed to are hia wife, .wore at There are more than 500 separate a ridge a few rods from the road. We drimng-whecls breaking. They wtrre -L. — --- . » _ arvl Wl<nt tn muscles in the body, and an txpial num­ now began to look who was missing, and made entirely of cast iron, with chilled faces. Theae broken drivers were re­ ber of nerves and blood veaaels. found the Colonel was not onhand. Seven Mexicans recently crossed, the An «ipre«w4rein, drawn by a new kxnmotire The skin contains more than 2,000,000 This a numlx-r of us were aware of be­ placed with imported wroughViron, with but ouu aix-arul-a-lialf-foot dnying wheel Rio Grande into Texas, robbed a store, mur­ openings, which are the outlets for an fore, having seen fam fall off his Imroe wheels, the first of the kind ever importof at each aide, wad nm between Philadelphia and, ed. The locomotive was u-uned the! dered tbe storekeeper and ontxagod a servant equal number of sweat glands. by tlie light of the flash of- the guns. Carroll of Carrollton. Ita speed, uuderj A man breathes eighteen times a min­ Muj. Cooke was not on horseback, for favorable circumstances, was one mile ini ute, and uses 3,000 cubic feet, or about when we reached the ridge his horse fell sixty seconds, the fastest I ever ran it ;| Tlie death ia announced of Hon. Sanford E. at the name fire that killed tlie Colonel. the trial was not ac< uratel v noted, I hav-l 375 hogsheads of air per hour. Church, Chief Juatioo of tho Now York Court of Appeals. Judge Church waa exceedingly Each perspiratory duct is one-fourth In fact, there was only one volley ; .not ing enough to do to attend the machine,! popular with all parties in Now York State. The steamship companies are unable of an inch in length, which will make a shot fired afterward nor a man to lie and those with me were too much flus-V Ho liaa been frequently mentioned in connec­ io accommodate all tho perron* who wish to the aggregate length of the whole about seen. We were allowed to form in the tered with the excitement to accurately 1 tion with the Democratic Presidential noniinafield in peace, and hud we a guide we note anything. I have traveled many If iboUah'.EX toil* on tb« LonlrrtUo tart nine miles. leave Great Britain and Ireland for this coun­ *1. and authortilnfl tho tlovernmcat to might still have reached Gloiiw'ster try. Twenty-two emigrant vomc I b left Queens ­ locomotives E very adult man has 1,400 square feet Pumt. on Oen. Butler-. lir.ro; tel we thousand miles on u!' Tee body of Dennis Coppers was ”"°roSi since I; town. last week, for Now York... .Gen. Sherman that V in orrlpr tn tmt ntvwl ,1 «* ■ anil I. some time ago refused burial in Cal vary CcmeKellogg retaining his seat Ralph?. of lungs; or rather the mucous mem­ were now enurely without >aj knowl.! whflo / £ branes lining the air-cells of his lungs, edgee.of .of tin' tho surroundings; surroundinim: the men alal--'made, ---- -«..... never seen . the .« loco­ still t I have if spread upon a smooth, plane surface, Don of tho ’ Northern Pacific radrood. 'iLc-v Free Mason and a Protestant Tin- lower court most dead for sleep and out of ammuni­ Connecticut, woro appointed Government I would cover an extent uf 1,400 square tion ; tlie horses alxlut played out and motive that could lay right' down to it•b gave a decision on this case adverse to the agree in saying tiiat it would be of great ad­ at tbe Union Pacifie JUUny Oompuy..., aad outnni tlie Carroll of Carrollton; feet. Catholic Trustees of tho cemetery, but tbe gen- vantage in convoying troops, would save con­ every one more or less demoralized. • oral term of the Supreme Court has just unani­ siderable expense to the War Department, and The changes in the color of tlie sea And was it strange ? We had been in In those days we had no power brakes, mously decided tiiat those who control tlie would facilitate the establishment of new mili­ tary posts tn closer proximity to the Indian have attracted the attention of seafaruig ;. the saddle for aeventy-six hours with­ and to nm nt such high rates of speed tribes tlian present circumstances will permit. men from the earliest times. They out a halt long enough to get any sleep. sometimes Ikwunc dangerous, I re­ In the Whittaker investigation at struck with wonder tlu Phoenicians A council wuBjnow held to determine member one instance in the night timewhen first they, ventured out of the Med­ what should be done, for we did not in­ West Point, all the five expert* in penmanship Forest fires still prevail in tlie coast expressed the belief that Whittaker wrote the iterranean into the Atlantic; they ex­ tend to give up. It wm finally agreed an hour, when aXlanger signal met my cited the astonishment of Columbus and upon to fasten the horses iu a hollow view; I shut off steam and wliistlednote of warning, and one of them created a terrified his companions, while in search (square by fastening the sabers into the down brakes, but they did not seem todestruction of property has been almost total sensation by testifying that the note of warning of the far-famed Indies ; and they are no ground, and then every one try to make check me. I whistled again. Still tho The people have fought the flan.es for weeks was written on a piece of paper torn from a on which Whittaker commenced a tetter less a surprise to the modern navigator, his escape, The commisinoned officers speed kept up. I gave the third signal and are now exhausted and disheartened... .A iibect to hia mother. Whiitakcr still stoutly main­ fire, originated by friction, broke out in the to whom the march of discovery has left —Maj. Cooke, Lieut Menitt and my­ for brakes, and then reversed my en­ gine, saying to her: ‘ Do your duty, In tlie Senate, on Friday, May 14, Mr. Thur­ few unexplored regions in store. malt house of a Philadelphia brewery and dam­ tains his innocence. One A party of filibustering patriots has man called up a Joint rraolutlnn authorial mt a court of Ahe most remarkable and most widely self—together with four scouts and my beauty, or in twenty seconds it isaged tho concern to the extent of ♦900,000. guides, were to go in a party. We in­ landed in Cuba. They arc said to be provided of inquiry in the case of Thoma* Worthington, laic Fortt house® have been destroyed by distributed contrasts of color is that tended to cross the country, going north, good-by to railroading.’ We came to a. with large quantities of dynamite and blasting Colonel of the Forty-elxth Ohio Volunteer*, and it which is kiiown to exist between tlie in­ and strike the Rapptuiannock river be- j Htand-still eighty rods from a tram on. waa paaani, with amendment. The bin providing for tensely blue seas situated lietwoen the 4 estimated at 8900,000. A planing mill and powder, and a goodly ntunbex- of excellent low Fredericksburg and get one of our | the main truck, having run one mile and rifle*. There is a pretty fair percentage of a quarter from the place where I first tropics and the green seas of higher lati- picket boats. lumber yard at Pittsburgh were also burned, in- Americana reported among tho party. discovered the rod light” -.volring "a loss of ♦ 100,000. tudea. It -t appears as— the result of recent — -----i ---— “ — — We nui left mv thelui-ii men nuu and uorucn horsesiuiu and eiep crop WASHINGTON. observations, and more especially of a ■ like cats to tlie woods (the same we had The Chief of the Bureau of Statistics A Plug of Tobacco. series of exjierimente made on Ixmrd tlie । ambushed from) and through the bushet Adjouroed to Mondaj. The iTwidcnt apjM.tntrd The Mihills Manufacturing Company's furnishes tbe following information in regard One day last month when trade wasN. O. Ordway, of New Hampatilrr, formerly Ser- German frigate Gazelle, that there is on about a mile, when it begun to break intimate relation between the color of! day, March 3. Wc fad in a pine thicket dull a grocery clerk procured a piece of stroyod by Are. The kw is placed at ♦900,000, There arrived during tho month of April, 1880, sea water and the proi»ortion of salt held I ltJ] day, and at dark set out. I hud with Holo leather from a shoemaker, painted 49,413 paMengeni, 46,891 of whom were immi­ lalatire, in solution by tlie latter. On comparing me a compass and a good topographical it black and laid it aside for future use. ootnpeiix*. at <69,000... .Twenty-one btuunc** grant*. During the corresponding period of bill * the sjiecific gravity of green water with I map of that port of Virginia, which en­ Within a few days an old chap from back Glbwili iiouMio and Mveral dwellings have been dc- 1879 tbe total number of paaaengcra arrived waa 14,394, of whom 11,601 were immigranta. The that of blue water, it wm found tliat the I n|,led us to select our route. W*<irav- in the country came in and inquired for arrival* at the port of New York during the with much The piece latter is al wayh heavier tlian tlie former, ! eled tliis night about two miles, when a plug of chewing tobacco. twelve moniha ended April 30, 1880, aa com­ and, therefore, at tlie same time more wo were getting weak for lack of something of aole leather was tied up, paid for, and A man named John Ailendorf, claim- pared with the twelve month* ended April 30, «dt, .tiie two differently colored, waters to eat, ami, coming to a log cabin near the purchaser started for home. At the 1870, were a* follows : niunltU*. of thr whole on tbe blU reirulaUuK C,,,’ being b"app6t>etl to have the same tern- the woods, we miule a reconnoisaance 6P end of tlie sixth day he returned, look1KM. 187V. 1^. arrived at Leadville with a harrowing report of Immtffnnta..................................... ISW,K?<J lunlclpal coda of the District at Coiuudrta, 86,-xki and — dejected, ----and,»-------walk- perature. In other words, the greatex 1 tlie premises, and found the occuponta ■ 'ing . ".downcaat . ----Citizen* of United 8tatca returned... 31,790 as^sss “* Tho Senate waa not in »ew>j6D~t>D' Saturday, or leaser intem.it) of the blue color of | to be a white man and woman. We went i WinW inj'Ktore, he inquired for the home in company with seventeen companions, Sojourner*...................................... 6,037 (M» । sea water may be taken as a direct index , in and asked for something to eat, and, I c^er^JT . . week* ago, and that after taking out oon*idTotal........................................238,701 121LHOT erablo metal on tho reservation hia party was I of its Haltness and of its specific gravity, while we were sitting in the house wait“ Member that terbacker I got hereA report transmitted tc^Congress by T1*®,feSolutlou waa rigorooly oppo-ed by earn* of so that when we observe the color of the I ing for it to be got readv, tlie door was 1110 »ther day ?” attacked by the aavage*. he only escaping io toll the s‘ory of Jhe «jy>^hter. the Hccrctan- of tho Interior concerning thy water successively change from deep I opened, ami we were politely told to j " bill* which do not relate to tlie tariff. AJsKiioriaixati'bt! 1>« frauds and corrupt practices of. Indian An^Cm, pending Well, was that a new brand?” moatalltho Republican* voted for the rwolutlon. I blue to a bluish green and a dark green, i surrender, wliich Muj. Cooke, being the j mentions the name- of ^7 reCjtn or | we may conclude that the water lias be- 1 ranking officer, very politely did. And I y at Denver, with which nonif 16C pcremfi, •?nc pended on account j^ud* corrupt practiOopiai of report* upon Al*«kan aff-irv were ' com,! ut ««““<-• ^’e 1,auJ ««dty Mid ! tlius ended one of the most extraordi“ Regular plug terbacker : '' FTO* * Crow Agencv, «cived by tbe 8«n*t« on tbe naming of Mou<tay, lfc8a heavy. ______ _ ______ nary expeditions of the war, when we ±?®:. . .. _ ed, for the purpose of exploring tlie Gunnison iffitana ; W. H Danilnon. at the Fort Hall a.uiMuur uro uuiu«»er oi men auu me ! . “ W?U« ^,eD» j,1’8 “?•. It 8 country ana driving out the Ute Indiana. ley it, from tbe Secretary of ibn m-aury, in re- ' New Kind of Foppery ! consider the numiier of men and the. Agvuc^ F. 8. Godfrey, Agent at Mc»A New Kind of Foppery. distance traveled, the number jaws sadly replied MAC the vurn-u!. old man. »n» to • requert. a oomtnuniceitou from u» I( • „ , , numDer captured i m Twenty-five men. from Deadwobd, adt* A pacilS.‘Agency, Now Moxioo ; H. W. Jone-, . . ot. Aunagv i i .i -■ ’ butn-. ?.a-. ,Weed; und... tlw amount done U,„ I| •• “ TI kno«ed T I ««• gotten putty old, at tho Quapaw Agency, Indian Territory. The I Dakota, in pursuit of the murderers of John other* arc a' Living-ton, Bridgeman, WliitxinenU that 1.0 luia thorougMy learned I „„ „ld lh(, fact Ula, * ckwer I I waa allua handy <m bltin’ .plug. I Dcffenboch, the wealthy herder, have had a nian, and Hart t il tberity ot Biehmond than way other I n«'«r “ plug.atoro thia one that I fight with a party of eighteen Indians, on a The President threatens to call an ex­ the troddle ehuura-Ane >ort ?>■(>■ n„io„ )uttl )xx,n OT won! „itil the couldn t to pteoew at a chaw. I rottrilrtitary of the Little Powder river. The con­ tra seauaion if Congress shall adjourn without ■k -tAAl 1 . city tell into our hands in 1B65. Wo my teeUi on thu one and bit and puBud flict laated two houru, and reaulted in tho deatii making nemo provision for counting the elect­ for tbe oonatructlriu of a public building at brorla. III, The middle da.®;* I . , , I uken tbe next day. March 4, to ">lt»>«t«a like a dog at a root, andTve and twisted and Tve a t .. L • i i | were taken the next day, March 4, to A .Uj or tiro, .go w., rrco.red » ktu-r su,v<.IU„.U| „,d (t„D1 uien. U) kept biting and pulling for six days, and oral vote....Ono J. M. George, a contractor, make- aeriotui chargtw of corruption and bribery the pay and appointment of Deputy Manhaj*. from . fr,. u<l. «»y.ng : “We rod. up , J o| L M^jer’, thar she am now, the some as the day Mr Vvir. *v HmltUwt * ra — nlnUm. <• erilr.e the Herv against several Congrc—men and Senators in from AJlray w . ,»!«, ror ju>d fcft eomi,,, ofaAlry. TLra tr were you sold her to me.” connection with the Taxa* and Pacific Iaimquite .boro the uuddk- dracK ■ 1,WMj M „ “ Seems to be a good plug,” remarked of 1830 the Chicago Club lead* all competitorH. granta. He says ♦900,000 in money and ♦900,­ A greet metropohtim journal .nd our wunlli it tlie clerk, as he smelt of tlie counter­ ....A drunken man attempted to force 000 worth of land-grant bond* were used to in­ friend employ a phrase, tlie meaning of ‘ feit an cntmio? into tlx* htnux' of Minx Chir- duce Senator* to vote for tho land-grant, and which puxzlea us a little. Jotte Joiner, of Huron, Ohio. She called on about ♦1,000,000 wa* diiitrihuui! among tlie “ She’s all right; it’s me that’s foil­ ! Col. Scott’s Successor as President Of him to doout, but lie n-fuwd, whereupon «he member- of tho House to influence their votes. In this country all men are supposed ; ing," exclaimed the old man. “Puss me the Pennsylvania Railroad. took down her shotgun and lodged trie con­ During the debate on the Agricultural to be equnt The constitution was framed tents of it in hi* body. Tbe intruder died of Thirty years ago Geo/ge B. Roberts, out some fine cut and Hl go home and bill in the House of BojiroscutaUve*, Mr. Gil ­ with that intent Five hundred thousand deed the farm to the boys and get ready tho effects soon after... ,D»vid Fry and three men laid down their lives to wijxj out thfii sitting at las desk in a surveyor's for the grave myself."—Fort IFortA children were burned to death near Fort Wayne, lette (of Iowa) offered to amend by setting the color-line at the Soutli. Tlie laws office, and serving the Pennsylvania (Tex.) Advatice. ■ apart ®50,000 to be expended in experimentrailroad us a rodman, is reported to recognize no class distinction. Reports from the troops in pursuit of for the manufacture of sugar from com--talkn. made the startling utate-nicnt that after the Wliat puts a man in tlie “middle have said that he Lad rather Imi Presi­ Victoria, tho hostile Apache chief, show that He corn haa been gathered tlie atalkii will yield a The weight of tho average male adultclass," as the term is applied nliove? dent of the Pennsylvania Railroad for tho last month the savages have evaded the sugar crop equal in value to the corn crop at What individuals arc we to recognize Company than of tlie United Statt^s. In is 140 pounds. .hlueeoats and killed and robbed settler* in all 50 cents a buahrt. In the Northwest, little more tlian a month he will attain nlL the as members of the higher class ? Whom where corn is worth 20 cent* a biuthel, 1 before shall we place in the third? It is easy liis ambition, for his succession is al­ augar crop from tbe dry xtalk* THE MARKETS. the raidera... .A Kanaaa City youth who went to the would be worth from two to three timeenough to rate some tilings in this way, most absolutely certain. He has been a ’ eer-garden to take charge of Uix brother, that NEW YORK. of corn itself. Thin immense capacity to who wm lying there in an intoxicated condition. produce sugar, if taken advantage of, would but how establish titles and cast among close l>eside Col Scott for many years. ♦190 taia . 4« C the American people ? Is Mrs. Igno­ He first entered the service of the com­ rant Commonplace to be put in the first pany five months later than Col. Scott, as rodman in the engineer corps. Dur ­ Bishop William Stanley, of the Horace Maynard, at present rank because she has money ? Is Mr. nr, to succeed Judge Key as United Brethren Church, has just died at his Minister to Incompetent Meekface to i>e equally ing the summer following hia accession 5 3 home in Westerville, Ohio. He was one of the distinguished becanso his father served to the rood, in March, 1851, he became Al S M The President has nominated Horace founders of Otterbein University. He wan the in Congress ? Shall we understand that assistant engineer in charge of the father of the author of “NcUie Gray." raaiAb ■■ «• Maynard, at present Minister to. Turkey, to be Miss Intelligence goes down a jH’g be­ division on the summit tliat included Telegrams from Santa Fe, New Muxcause she teaches school? and that the great tunnel. In 1852, in the fall, he left the Pennsylvania to become as­ ing wore than 610,000, young Mr. Worthless belongs to the in­ sistant engineer of tho Pfaladelphia and ner circle because he has never learned how to make a living by honest labor ? Erie, and, during the years that fol­ and killed tor tho Eastern and It is for thoughtful people to ponder on lowed, he was actively employed in No. 1 Spring these forced distinctions, and what they building railroads. He was an engineer in thirty-six and a half minute*. Courtney did on the North Pennsylvania, which was not eomptete the ccureo;, be had been com­ imply.—Albany Journal. opened in 1855, and on the Northwest­ plaining of headache all day. money on mcirtgagoe was defaatod. A b!U waa Mark Twain as a German Scholar. ern. On the Allentown, the Mahony sad presiding times and ptecsa for bolding L'niand Brood Mountain, and tlie West vrtiizu: MML Btalea atradt Courts tor tas District at loan. I went often to look at file collection Russia is placing the roads to China ..Dakota Jersey he wm Chief Engineer, and Mr. Davis, of Ulinota, from tbe Judiciary of curiosities in Heidelberg Castle, and filled tliat office when they were com­ in condition to transport troops and supplies in MILWAUKEE. one day surprised tho keeper of it with the Uno the event of war with the Cctotials... .Die Empleted. In 1862, on May 23, he was oat 10,District and Circuit my German. I spoke entirely in tliat called to the position of assistant to the language. He wm greatly interested, President of the Pehnsylvania railroad, and, after I had tulktxl awhile, he said sum of on account of his engineering skill and 8. B. Qonoveb has been nominated ♦65,000,000. wore the bill* for ua additional “ unique," and wanted to add it to hia ability as an administrative officer. ITT. LOUIS Japan rejects the proposals of China Seven years later, on May 3, 1869, he mnaeum. If he )md known what it coat was mode Fourth Vice President, and The Vermont Greenbackera met in for an alliance against Ihus a.... Russia proposes me to acquir - my art he would also have to place five ironclads In the Pacific to be in March 26. 1873, Second Vice President k.iown that it would break any collector When Coll Scott was elected President, readinc** should a war with China become to buy it Surely there is not another June 3, 1874, Mr. Roberta succeeded .. .The following is from the Boston Adoertter CISCUlNATL language that i» so slipshod and ayatom- him as First Vice President,,ond, during le s, and so slippery and illusive to the Col. Scott’s alutence in Eurojxj for a WnaX grasp. One i» washed idxiut in it, father year and a half, he was acting Presi­ Quxen Victoria has been on and thither, in tho most helpless way, dent He has for many years occupied days' visit to London. Bho drove in Hyde Park and, when nt last he thinks he has cap­ a prominent position in the boards of tured a rule wliich offers firm ground to roads controlled by the Pennsylvania, take a n-st on amid the general raj e and and, as has been stated above, has al­ turmoil ot the parts of speech, he tun» ready succeeded Col. Scott in most of with outriders, John Brown ocenpyiag the over a }>age and reads, “Let the pupil the Western boards.—Philadelphia DETROIT. make care ul note of the following ex­ North American. ceptions. " He runs his eye down and Don Camwoft, Chairman of tha National Rccrowds at lower. i concentrated at different finds there are more exceptions to the pabbean Committee, sfened by 118 BepnbliThe Best Vehicle. rule than instances of it. So overboard An anecdote is told of a physician who he goes again to hunt for another Ararat <Mt«ate« of Uw- Stab: and National and to find another quicksand. German was called to a foreign family to pro­ INDIAN APOLLO taffnge Ajwoeiatioiix. A sunilar letter books are easy enough to road when you scribe for a case of incipient. consumprational Democratic Committee 1* in The Italian elections have resulted in hold them before the looking glass or tian. He gave them a prescription for stand on your head—so as to reverse the pills, and wrote the direction : “ One The California Workingmen's Con­ coustiuction—but I think that to learn -ratio, rfoptid rralotoM (..ortag u» ora to reiul and und. rotund a German news- any convenient vetuew. - me mnnly paper is a thing which must always re­ looked in tho dictionary to get at tho Republican ConveiDmain an impossibility to any foreigner. meaning of that prescription. They C �SATURDAY. braech-loadum rifle or gun will ignition to be tuwd as a saloon rifle, thus 1860 and 187&, inclusive, 369 were Uni120 Orthodox Congyegatiunaliste, one teaapoonful vanilla. fanciero are now feed- one pound of sugar, three-quarters of a practice in the drill shed, or even in their JgSand steamed yellow carrots. This pound of butter, one and one-half 46 rooms. The invention consists of a tube wBia-remarkablo far ita rapid fattening jxitinds of raisins, one nutmug, six eggs, qualities. are printed fci italics : JoL& Adams. John Jay. lULBOrm. There are said to be at this moment more editors in than put of prison ia The quantity of cottoxy otmoamed in 1878 wm fifty-four times greater than in 1778. More than twenty celluloid companies in this country are doing a sucoesafal into a little cold water and then stirring bums-. in a quart of boiling milk ; boil a few Edward Telfair. Fisk University, at Nashville has been minutes; flavor; turn into molds when preaented with a bell weighing 2,000 cold; eat with jelly or cream. pounds. . George Clinton. To Clean Hair Brushes.—As hot Jonn Rohe wm tarred and feathered wan uncertain whether ahe really wished on his wedding night at Lewis, Kv., to commit suicide. In order to test the and rubbing completes their destruc­ because his bride wm his niece. Thomas Jefferson. tion, use soda dissolved in cold water. .question, she let herself down into a Thomas Pinckney. Pioladelphu contains 108 distinct Soda, having an affinity for grease, stream with a rope, so that she could Aaron Barr. iron factories, giving employment to cleans the brush with very little friction. Sanmei Adams. oither let go and drown, or hold fast and nearly 12,000 hands, without including After well shaking them, stand them on OHrer Ellsworth. those employed at the Baldwin locomo■eave heroclf. She found tliat immeraic.i tlie points of tho handice in a shady ive works. . in tho water did not make her desire to Mr. Herbert Gladstone, who comes live,, and ahe discarded tlie rope. But ------------- ;----- -- -----------into tiie new Parliament with his father, ■»«! on. qnwt of mJk, her suicide waa prevented, after all, by is said to be “ not only a strong, calm 8. Johnson. »»W • mp of butte, ora ptal of moteand lucid reasoner, but lias that gayety Ojas. Q Pinckney. boatmen. see, four eggs, with a little cinnamon or and playfulness in him which a British his victim continually follows him. His nutmeg ; lioil tho mOk, stir in gradually audience most loves.” The United States District Attorney escape from punishment was curious. tremely dividM state, but from the cre­ the meal, mix all together find let it John Adams osote it contemns is useful in destroying Amono all European countries France <rf New York city, at the instance of He wm tried, convicted and sentenced insects, and is at the same time valuable stand two hours, odd tno eggs when the Chaa. C. Pinckney. is tlie one in which the taxes are paid John Jay. pudding is ready to put in the oven ; let 1-A , Oollector Merritt, haa commenced pro­ to death. During the previous year the as a fertilmehfor all garden crops. mk (ifc Clinlon^ most punctually and cheerfully, sjn ceedings against the proprietors of fif- Legislature had passed a law defining f. Rufus King. The first yekr n sheep’s • front teeth contrast, Englishmen are great grum­ Superior Sponge Cake.—One pound 1808—James Mmtiscn. . teen ocean Gteamships for carrying more the degrees of murder and declaring the are eight in mimber, anti are of eounl blers and Italians are always in arrears, of sugar, sifted; half pound of flour, ~ * their treasury invariably being one-fourth passengers than the law allows. Tlie penalty for murder in the first degree size ; tiyr^ecohd year tho two middle rind of a lemon, grated, with the juice. Ooorgo Clinton. short in its dues. practice of overcrowding emigrant ves- should be imprisonment for one year, teeth are shed, and replaced by two Beat the yelks very light and mix them A Norwich botanist, amazed the other much larger than the others ; the third well with the sugar; add the lemon ; .- „ . James Monroe. Aiels during the spring months has grown after which, upon a warrant issued by your two very small ones appear on day at the rapid growth of a fungus, Flbridge Gerry. beat them well together; add the wiutea, 18 calculated’that it had developed 10,000,­ to be*a gross abuse. The unfortunate the Governor, the convicted penon either side of the eight; at the end of Jared Ingersoll. 000 cells in one day, or 186 ceils a sec­ D. D. Thompkins. iaunigrants to this country have been should be* taken out and executed. the fourth year there are six large teeth ; gently—should not be stirred when the Rufus King John E. Howard. ond. Prof. Gray, however, cites an in­ jscandaloualy treated for seveial years, Under this statute Battles wm sen­ the fifth year all tho front teeth are flour »s well mixed. If in one pan, two ' ' James Rosa. stance where a century plant formed John Marshall. and it is time that some restraint should tenced and incarcerated nt Auburn. large ; the sixth year all begin to show hours, if in two pans, one and a half 2,000,000,000 cells in twenty-four hours, signs of wear. hours. be placed on the greedy ship corporu- During his imprisonment tho Court of or 231,481 a second. D. D. Thompkins. Charcoal as Manure. —Although To !«..<» may Joseph Emmet’s spree in Pittsburgh Richard Stockton. Appeals declared the statute under which clmreool is nearly pure carbon, a large i>e saved from the table for a few days, Daniel Rodney. will cost him $5,000. Nearly all of the he was convicted unconstitutional, and constituent of all vegetation, still it is and, when sufficient are collected, steep, B. 8. Harper. seats were sold for a week of his per­ W- L. Fox, * young oil producer, said not claimed that this substance furnishes and not boil, them for half an hour in a Richard Rub. he was released. formance at tlie Opera House, and tho to be worth 83,000,000, the largest owner direct food to plants. Its action is thus tin pan; strain tbe water off through a 1824—John Q. Adams. John C. Calhoun. house had to be closed, the money being; ^.Andrew Jackson. Nathan Bandford. of private iron tankage in the oil regions India is coming forward as a tea­ described by Liebig : “ Flouts thrive in sieve, and use tliis tea to wMh all var­ refunded. Persuasive efforts aid not* Wm. H. Crawford. Nathan Macon. and the only producer owning an indi- growing country, and in 1879 furnisued powdered charcoal, and may be brought nished paint. It removes spots, and avail, and he wm sent to a hospital, Hedry Clay. ’ * ~ Jackson. ' Andrew to blossom and bear fruit if exposed to gives a fresher, newer appearance than Martin Van Buren. where he was put into condition to act •vidual pipe line of any size, recently Great Britain nearly one-fifth of its an­ the influence of rain and atmoaphere. when soap and water are used. For Henry Clay. during the ensuing week. died on a railroad train near Clarion, Pa. nual supply. The tea product of India Charcoal is the most unchangeable sub­ white point, toko up a small quantity of 1828— Andrew Jackson. John C. Calhoun. Under the old law marriage ceremon­ He was to be. witness in a murder trial, is steadily increasing, having risen from stance known. Ir may be kept for cent­ whiting on a damp piece of old wnite J. Qnlncy Adama. Richard Rush. ies could be perfortned in California by Wm. Smith. And, having forgotten b revolver he was 27,814,000 pounds in 1876 to 35,420,000 uries without change. Lt {KiMcastis the flannel, and rub over the surface lightly, any Judge, Justice of tho Peace, Mayor, power of condensing gases within its and it will leave the jNiint remarkably 1832—Andretr Jackson. to produce and identify, had the train in 1878. Tlie tea is stronger and cheap­ pores, and particularly carbonic acid; clergyman, or preacher of the gospel, Henry Clay. John Sergeant bright and new. John Floyd. Henry Loe. stopped and ran some distance to his er than the Chinese teas, but is said to and it w bv virtue of this jxiwer that the but byfoi act of the preseat Legislature To Boil a Ham.—Scrape and wash Amo* Ellnukcr. they con be solemnized onh by a Justice house and back. Hu sank into a seat be not so mildly flavored. Small con­ roots of plants are supplied with char­ , carefully in plenty of cold water.. ___ Wnx. Wilkinn. Put of the Supreme Court, Judge of the Su­ coal as is humus, with an atmosphere exhausted by the effort * and when the signments which have reached tliis it to eook in boiling T-xter water enoughto to 1836— Martin I’an Buren. R. M. Johnson. perior Court, Justice of the Peace, or of carbonic acid, which is renewed m ' ; let . - it - re­ Wm. H. Harriaon. Francix Granger. conductor came to speak with him in a country, however, have been highly quickly as it is abstracted. Plants do cover it entirely, hock end up minister of the gospel. Hugh L. White. John Taylor. main on the front of the stove till the - few minutes he was dead. Daniel Webatcr. Wm. Smith. praised by New York tea-tasters. As not, however, attain maturity, under or­ luun begins to boil; then put it liack A newspaper in Georgia says that if ----- z— —------ » ------ — i — ■ ■ ■— W. I’. Mangum. the formers of that State would devote the English statutes against adulteration dinary circumstances, in charcoal pow­ and let it -- ------------------------------il_„ 11 jummor .teaffly lor lb™ i M0 _ narrim _ M „ A correspondent writes that the der, unlcf'S moistened with ruin or rain­ nonm Tiur»> less of their energies to the raueng of on tho thn fire, nr»» and nnn let Int tlie inn Vanllurcn. ” M. ’r Johnson. __ __ are rigorously enforced in India, 7,000 hours. Take it off IL water. Rain-water contains one of the cotton and give more attention to tho .spider which hanged a mouse at Fort James O. Birney. L. W. TazewelL chests of tea adulterated by “dust” were essentials of vegetable life, a compound ham remain in the water it is boiled in cultivation of sugar cane, rice, arrow­ "Wayne recently did not set the fashion. till cool enough to handle ; then skin it; burned recently. Indian teM ore not of nitrogen, the exclusion of which en­ put in a baking-pan, and sprinkle with 1844—James H. Polk. root, the teo-plant, wine-growing, and Gev. At. Dallas. A similar performance was witnessed tlie production of early fruits, vegetables T. Frulinghuyscn. “ faced ” or colored as Chinese teas are, tirely deprives humus and charcoal of i about three ounces of brown sugar ; run Henry CUv. many years ago in Albion. A young their influence upon vegetation. " and melons foi the Northern market, । your pan in a hot oven, and let it remain G. Buuey. and the leaf presents a more irregular they would be much more independent Millard Fillmore. Barley and Oath.—A fine condition । a half hour, or untiUhe sugar has formed appearance. The new teas m they come Wm. O. Bailor. and happy. was discovered under an old counter of the soil is indispensable for the bar- | a brown crust. This not only im)>ruves w v*n Buren, into use are likely to displace the Chi­ A. Rust, residing on Grand Prairie, ley crop. Old barley-growers know all the flavor of the horn, but preserves its Pwrtx. partially .suspended by a spider’s web. nese teM of the lower grade, a result about this, but many want to grow bar- j juices.________ Texas, while returning from Dallas, woh * Wintield ScotL * In a few hours it was noticed that the attacked on Mountain Creek bridge by a generally desirable. ’ey because it is a profitable crop when i Geo. W. Julian. Jodi BnUago on Hlrrl>c<-; anake waa being gradually lifted from successful. It will succeed in any good, ; ° _ . • , 1856—fames Buchanan. Jno. C. Breckinridge. Mexican lion. His life wm saved by bis dog, which engaged the lion. The j. c. Fremont the floor. "Whenever he struggled the Philadkli’iiia is Mtouudied to find well-prepared soil, but a mellow vclay By awl moans, Joe, get married, if loom, wiucu can oc urougui to good you’linv a fair show. Don’t stand shivMillard Fillmore, Uog wm terribly lacerated. The neighepider could be seen darting about from that it is to have on elevated railroad. loom, which can lie brought to good ' Hannibal Hamlin. Ixwhood demand action of the County tilth, is to lie preferred. But good ering on tlie bank, but pitch rite in and 1860-.4. Lincoln.u line to line, evidently drawing up the The enterprise was Jrcpt a secret until C. Breckinridge. Jo*, lane. out JJ.J commissioners in ridding tlie county of crops of bright grain may be grown on stick your head under and shiver it out. John Hell. Exlward Everett. mlack. The operation continued till the very'lately, and tlie first public inti­ lighter looms if in good heart It mar may Thar ain't any more trick in getting the bensL This is the third person at­ H. A. Donglmi. H. V. Jolmson. 1 married tlian tliere is in eating peanuts. tacked by it. body of the snake was dangling in the mation of it wm the rapid demolition be made an excellent soiling crop to ffo~f. r X^-.. I a man haa dnTe^ni <.n‘th.~ «« .... Mrs. Scott-Siddons says: *' I liavo of houses. The line within the city low clovqff, and as a change from unu>. ; say two und a 1 nbore "" until the river run ouL Don't traveled through the United States for ‘ " 1868—ff. S. Grant. Schuyler Col far. proper is to run on property owned by We prefer'to now thickly, half buahela per acre, but opinion, vary I exprcttoman-y m> angel—tore liar., been eleven years, and know all phases of so­ Horatio Seymour. F. P. Blair, Jr. ’’ William P. Gillespie wm on his । the company, except where it crosses in tliis respect, and from one and a half picked up long ago. Ramemlier, i872_£r. k Grant. ciety. The women here arc very much fiesth-lx d at Columbus, Ind. The phy- j streets. The projectors are the PennJ to o and range. I Jot ..................... 15. Gratz Brown. — u> tw two uuu a u ludf iuui bushels uusjieis is is tlie miu raugv. - —’.> Ioa bain’t a saint ...... yourself. Do not Horace Greeley. better informed than the English women. .. ^.4.. ' marrv for beantvisexchuuvelv : I ’ aician told him and „ that he coaid not live | sylvania Railroad tj,-t is Company, | Early-sown oatsitini ouri?...i.. hot climate ore, । marry for beauty exclusively ; tieauty American women possess a certain grace Charles O’Conor. Goo. W. Julian. •■Are you .uro I oaa't get Ito rua from their pnwmt depot, ia Wall «» « rah., bettor tom tbe Ute no. I like !*« ice, awfully ««fully slippery* .lippery and aad thaws tow. James Black. and ease, wliat the French call chic, many hours. * an. you .«<•> i nvu > go ( ru I dreadfully easy. Don't marry for luv, T. A. Hendrklu. . .... u< 1 , x, v . Our climate ia aot »o favorable tor oab. I eaay. tliat you will not find even in the high­ well?” the patient asked ; “ I don't want j Philadelphia, IL Gratz Brown. T. E. Bramli tic. MntoUMn. to .n Broad Hnaat and .o..l Market MarW J( jjgrthetee™ neither “"£"1; luv is like a cooking-stove, est English s<x-ifty. A servant girl here Chas. J. Jenkins. W. 8. Groesbeck. ’ vou to moke a mistake aliout it. Is 1 -♦«*~** “ ** streets, in the heart of the «>;ev city. The I. oUeg- There oats are heavy and plump, good for nothing when the fuel gives will dress benelf in a graceful, natty David Davis. W. B. Machen. way that an English Duchess knows ' there a possibility of recovery?” He job of purchasing the ground of its 250 i and seed from Canada, Nova Scotia and out But let the mixture be some N. P. Banka beauty, becomingly dressed, with about 1876—R. B. Hayes. nothing about” owners wm undertaken a year ago by I New Brunswick will produce well for ; wm assured that his speedy demise wuh The Boston Traveller relates of an 1 two or three years. By ««« using seed from 8250 in her pocket, a gud speller, handy 8. J. Tilden. . n | absolutely certain. Then he explained trusty agents, and the buyers were over ”** * G. C. Smith. old and wealthy Boston merchant that these Nortliem localities, oats may lx> and neat in her house, plenty of good , why he wm ss anxious to get exact in- 100 different persons, who resold to tlie I grown in tlie Middle States weighing sense, tuff constitution u and by-laws, he has in.his “sitting-room” an ancient C-olored Heroes. | formation. He had murdered a mon company at the proper time. By this from thirty-five to forty-five pounds per small feet, a> light step; add to this music-box, and several mirrors reucliing ana a warm worm heart The Tlie sound teeth and Two colored laliorers, named Telfair from floor to ceiling. He loves to take ■ twelve years before, and had never been plan the property wm all acquired at bushel* mixture will keep in any climate and and Stewart, went down into a fire-well his ease with a lx-wl of punch or bottle suspected of the crime. He desired to reasonable prices. Tlie structure is to Beans as Food for Stock. —Chemi­ will not evaporate. Don’t marry for in Charleston. A few moments later, of brandy1 beside him, and for amuse­ , confess and lie forgiven, if he really was be of brick and iron, and the Schuylkill cal analysis and observation in feeding [ledigrve unless it’s backed by bank overcome by poisonous vapors, they ment he starts the music-box and calls alike show the large amount of ’nutn- notes. A family with nothing but pedi- were lying in tlie mud and water gasp- in his man-servants and maid-servante going to die, but not otherwise. He is to be crossed by a massive bridge. ment contained in beans. There is no grec generally lacks sense. ing for breath. A colored laborer named and haa them dance to his music, while died, and the truth of his statement has j more valuable food for forming muscle ---------------------------------- Simons hastened to their relief. As soon he watches'their movements in the mir­ L been amply .sustained. Two Children Commit Suicide Together. than beans. In the production of fat A Good I’aper-weight. m, ft.Jt first effects of the noxious rors, correcting them when their steps Our to Hungarian report they are greatly inferior corn and contemporaries the Lately an inhabitant of Naples in- gM he wm hauled out Undismayed, a are not right, placidly sipping his punch a peculiarly painful case of double sui­ small grains, but they are snjicrior to formed kis friends that he was about to colored man named William Robertson or his brandy when all goes well. The curious fact that a bvllet fired cide committed by two shepherd boys, them m the production of flesh. All a trip to Paris. Immediately he insisted on bring lowered down tlie well, It is notorious that dogs take "their into a person loses weight, although un- respectively aged 10 and 12, near Karls­ young animals are benefited by nn oc­ make was overrun with commissions. Upon As he touched the bottom he fell forward f'accountably so, has just been mode evi­ burg. These lads were in charge of a casional ration of beans. Sheep are as his retiim to Naples the traveler brought as if allot Tliere were now three help- manners from the human society in wliich they have been brought up. Thus dent by Prof. Lewis Balch, of Albany, flock of sheep turned out to graze on fond of beans m Ixjys ore of watermel­ with him, however, only a part of the less, dying men in the well Volunteers the coach-dog, having associated all liis N. Y., in the progress of the Billings some grass land abutting upon tlie ons, but thay are not relished by most purchases ordered through him. “How were not wanting. A colored ma;, named life with grooms ana stable men, is de­ Karlsburg-Anul railway, and hud been domestic animals when they are first ■ murder trial. Defense laid great stress1 several times reproved by the watchman given them to eat Many animals need in the world could you be so forgetful?’’ James Seymour descended into the ficient in sagacity and only fit to follow said several of those whom lie thus dis- depths, and fell as those who preceded the rumbling of the wheels. Fighting, ; upon the point that tlie bullet which stationed near their pMturage ground to be eduatoxl to eat beans, but, after a appointi-d. “ f will tell you how it hup- him had done. gripping, and bolding on with iron for allowing the sheep to stray on the short time, they will acquire a taste for peaied,” said the Neapolitan ; “such and Stewart, one of the two men who went tenacity are the congenital attributes of five grains less than the bullet carried ’line. On the 6th inst, just m the Arad them. Hogs, cows and fowls will ac­ such u one in giving me their commis- down to dean out the well, was taken the bull-dog, while the greyhound has express came in sight, several sheep hail quire a taste for lieans m readily os hu­ sions gave me tlie money at the some out alive. Telfair, his companion, wm little of the reasoning faculty which is by Billings* carbine, with which be wm wandered down the embankment and man livings will for tomatoes, celery and time. I folded each one’s money iu the dead. These two, Stewart and Telfair, born in the colley or sheep dog. A par­ ■aid to have committed the deed ; but' I were in imminent danger of being ripe figs. If beans are ground with corn paper on which his commissions were were engaged in their usual work, lor dog, which, like Lever's Mrs. Roo­ Prof. Balch testified that he had shot, crushed by the train, from which, how­ or any kind of small grain in the propor­ wntten and placed ull the jiujxth on ray Robertson and Seymour, who endeav- ney, “cornea o’ dacent people,” would ever, they were rescued by the timely tion of one bushel of the former to four tiible. A sudden gust of wind came ored to save the stricken laborers, were repudiate the company of a street cur, ■two bullets through two heads and found ' intervention of the watchman in ques- of tlie latter, the meal will be eaten by and blew away every paper that did not dead when their bodies were removed, ' that each weighed 221 grains before ' tion, who, as soon m tlie train hail ail kinds of stock. Ruins may lie soaked contain money—possibly your commis- They died for their friends. Brave and whom the gentleman and scholar of Burns would nose and find out, just m [they were fired, but tliat afterward they passed, called up the boys and told them till they are quite soft, or boiled and siuu was among them.” * loyal hearts had throbbed under the honest Launce’s cur Crab was spotted weighed ICO and 159j grains each, ai- tliat he would have them severely pun­ mixed, with bran or cornmeal to excel­ ----------------------dusky skin. Knowing that they risked by the two or three gentleman-like dogs Circus Time. ■hough, after taking every precaution, ished for neglecting their duty and his lent advantage. ..rm • —- ---------- -- ..------------------ their lives they demanded that they bo with which he came in contact under the w ", rajirarkrel toniutlort torewuethe , repeated warnings. The terrified luils gbe oould only find one particle of lead held consultation together' as to how To Cure Foot-Bot in Sheep.—Tlie MrV tew town her pw mcn their own race who were brerth- Duke's table. Much weighed less tlian one-seventh of• they might escape the threatened pen­ preparation of the foot is just m essen­ per, “with no,.naoftouuvi home. »nd hre their Ite. They towed to> Intel Two Beta Lost. they hoped to preeerre alty, and speedily came to the conclusion tial as the remedy, for if every part of «nu»to hyi»touure.»nd other bodlTwo members of Congress disouted best way of ten. getting outforeet <rf their the disease is not laid that bnr«-the the remedy o< the end jungle How well hi. wile ud children. Their own one day ns to whoso chain was the Heav­ । scrape would be to drown themselves. will nut effect a cure. A solution of I reiucm e r to, find time DunuJ took wiJ oj their children ue ier. Each one bet $10 his chain wm » hail a new w hat, Woe vitriol as strong us cjl be nuuk- and me to the circus! As we entered the of them had Ju just Ltnidermist attached to the Anatomical1 One the heavier, and they settled it by hot m you can bear your hand in, tinte.1 incteure I tod Io him: 'How adorned with a gay peacock’s feather, *._*.!__ „ <hi|e mea themtorew M weighing the chains in the scales at tlie .EX il ja i.—..’ even fer a moment, having tlie Equid Umblv to, wild mumtoule. groA Ffifsaeum of Berlin, has just discovered ai given to him, which heTZ sold for va 13 kreujhl their nmnra House postofficc. A few days afterward three or four inches deep, or deep »7 , ’ , re I '?T7 ! fi^ rt .! ngh . riti through to, lend M heroe* tod [ zers to a tittle peasant girl, who hod • liquid which, injected into the veins of the winner of the bet wm in a jewelry enough to cover all tho affected parts ; Bl,Jl l«e honor be pud to store, when he saw his brother Con­ ' dttd meat, not only preserves it for sev- been at play with tlie oojw when the then hold the diseased foot in this liquid to dtoh-UU Dtoiel told me it wm toy dreadful menace of punishment wm im­ to- rendoe. oi peanut, tod pnm Jtoktio cloto men who, with no hope gressman’s chain in a glass case. He ' parted to them. With the pries of this ten minutes, or long enough to |x:ne- tore, plying their rogtoon."—Zltoo,. o( „r .rerav-utiod ol tune, urnremarked that he hod seen tliat chain! y fresh and in possession ot its nat-■ hat he purchased some small loaves, trate to all the disenaed pirts; put the Transcript._____________ _ _____ ficed their lives on the altar of humanity ? before, and wiv. told it had been left flavor. Having treated a idaugh-. and the three children sat down by the sheep uu a dry Ixirn floor for twenty A teaky Church. They arc heroes and martyrs—on honor, tliere to have two extra links put in. । Maros to hold their' “Pamuna,r’ or hours to give it’s chance to take effect. B-hop Butkr .«■ oaoe boldw.-r -r- ““AT “ Smelling a rat," he immediately went ' death-feast, and, this being terminati-d, In every case where I have tried it, it woem/.ia.pi.UtedchntohmlU.North to a rival jeweler’s and ordered three jbeequendy caused it to be exposed him effected a cure, and I have never extra links to be put in his own chain. given a sheep medicine internally for of England, «ul, a atom, coming on, r a fortnight to the air and weather wm.nood, ■•<ln.anr.iout- bj tb?toT- ~lond labc^r. ~n toaneb a beigLL Some days pMsed, and one day he was foot-rot This remedy I call a dead shot tiwges, lianging in tlie open front of aloud, “ One, two, three," and st the approached by the ctfe-T CongreMiuan, , wlien the toot is thoroughly' prtqmred, rent of water that filtered through a CnarAStw (A. U) Jecws. butcher’s aluip, he invited a select word '‘three’’ they sprung, hand-in­ but a more expeditious way, and where who declared the Hou,* postoffice scales thousand rente in the rout He mildly Wallaaa hand, into the* river, sinking immedi­ imperfect, and believed hia chain would remonstrated at the leaky »*ondition of Rir BIchard naUaee. you don ’ t hardly hope to exterminate ately under the broken ice with which Lord Beaconsfield was desirous of bo tlie heaviest “on * fair weigh." The the meat thus tested, providing for the surface of the rapid stream was the diseare, but keep it in subjection, is things, and suggested that the first str'partially covered.— l.ondon Telrgroph. tliis: After preparing the feet m far the shiny day should be devoted to repairing making Sir Richard Wallace... who ra­ former winner pretended to protest that ne-d lejiair, lepair, hunted herited the tbe late Marquis « of lleruoni Hertford s^ the scales were all right, and IM himMsIf vitnol cure, take butter of oi antimony antimony, the edifice. “ But it duan’t ne»xl vitriol veal should fail to suit Naw Orleans rm auiupeu to France pour oil of vitriol into it slowly until tlie your Worship, when it duan’t shower” estates, a peer; but the Queen, it is be bantered into another bet of J25, to and Italy within a year 2.400,000 gallons heating and boiling prodss* oeaaes, and was the auswe: of the worthy church- said, objected, though so many of the I be decided by a tewehw's aoaUK Of apply with a swab. Tliis remedy works warden. first creations in tlie Peerage were ille- I ouuroe he won this bet, too. triniiarians, 2 Quakero, 15 Oatbolim, 2 barrel of tlie rifle with which it is to be used, but of very small caliber. Tliis tube is fitted with brass rings about an inch wide, which enable it to. be pushed into and pulled out of the barrel of a their own election. rifle without in any way injuring the in­ terior of tire piece. The cartridge used failure in Massachusetts, is grown with success in Kansas. Some growers say that it is 50 per cent, lietter than corn fodder, and stands dry weather much lietter than corn, or any other kind of millet. Air-blacked lime will destroy currant wanna. In the spring examine the bushes often, and when the lower leaves of the gas generated by the explosion of are perforated tliere the worms ure to lie tho Hmall charge of detonating substance found. If the bush is dry, flrot sprinkle used to propel tlie bvllet can escape to with water, and then with lime. Two or throe applications will be sufficient injure the bore of the rifle. for the season. Tlie lime will injure neither the bush nor the fruit It is said that Martin Battles, who, Those who have soot, either of wood twenty years ago, murdered a man or bituminous coal, should carefully through jealousy in Chautauqua county, save it for use in the garden. It is vol□.bit for tho unmoai. it oooUin., and N. Y., has lately become insane through •1K for it. pow of ri-orbiog umaonA remorse, imagining that the ghost oi quick oven. Oatmeal Blanc Mange.—A delicious Bamnal Huntington, John Milton. �- MKWRHRi tato# Baria® Directory. TjreSrwS 1000. Illu-trxted C*feW,Fw». “I don't want to tall.” “But you must,” , . „ “Well, if I must I must, though Um sure I shall faint away. That night I SATURDAY. boxed Melissa again.” “Ym.” ’ OCR KI KOPEAWriTER. “And husband boxed me.” “Yea.” . • “And we both box-d the hired and we were all no mat! we sotn night in our cheers and have hod blaiuH and catarrh ever' since! Do you sumxrae we’d have made fools of our selves over fourteen grain-bags be­ London, Exg., May 3rd, 1880. longing to a man living three miles Tbe Mystery of “How to live tinder away!” Thfct settled the case with the iunr, water”, which basso long puzzled the visitors to the Polytechnic, and driven and the verdict waa in favor of Hie defendant.-Detroit Free Preu. our savans almost to fUspair, han at lost been solved. Probably the facts The Difference. are these, as given by the iuveutor. He “And I can’t understand this doctor has a helmet like the ordinary diver business at all,” one of them waa sav­ and iu this is packed compressed air— ing, as two women piuwed into the just as an explorer might take meat postoffice yesterday, “What’s tbe trouble now F lozenges in hia pocket—which is sup­ “Well, the old man’s groaning aplied to him as he wants it; his owrr ronnil agnin.-” breath which would of course be poi“Witb whatr “Heaven only knows, but it has cost sou to him, is exhaled into a receptacle filled with a preparation of soda, which me fifty cents for tho prescription. That’s where the mystery comes in. absorbs and annihilates it. Tliere is Every time my old man is a bit ailing practically no limit to the time he can the doctor he comes and looks at his exhist under water; and his system, tongue, count* his pulse, and orders while It dispenses with expensive air­ gin-slings and chicken soup.” “Is it possible F pumps and other gear, has tliis advan­ “And when I wake up with a chill, a tage over the old arrangement, that backache, a bad month and a dizzy there is no-air-pipe to be entangled or head, and I faint away over the break­ broken, so that he can move in and fast, the doctor he comes in, tracks np my clean floor, scares my canary into a about a wreck like a dry man about a fit, and goes away saying: ’Yon don’t carcass of a louse. exercise enough, maybe you’d like to ■ -. Dr. Kenealy who died during the past wash for our family P I tell you I be­ month had painful experience at the lieve them doctors is all one-sided, and after this my old man has gut to put close of bis career of the little depend­ up with smelling at the camphor bot­ ance that is to be placed on mob popu­ tle, while I drink the slings !”—Detroit larity. Elected five years ago for Free Preu. Stake-upon-Trent, for no apparent "Hia track I see, and I’U pursue,” ia reason but that he was identified with what Gould paid of Vanderbilt. the cause of the Claimant, he was the other day as inexplicably rejected by J£ N T ER PRISE his constituents, who at all events could not complain that he had shown any inconsistency bt conduct during the time that he represented them in Par­ liament. For some years his influence with the “people ” was sufficient to en­ able him to draw together in Hyde Park on Easter Monday many thou­ sands of earnest Hupportere of tho“MngWsCharta” principles.- as ho termed them, which formed the basis of hi« Po­ New Fresh Goods and Low litical sweep and which were supposed Prices. to have some occult affinity with the Tichbourne cart!. Few “eminent tncn” of the present day have been followed through the streets by more enthusi­ Boise Ac Franoie astic crowds or have l»een greeted with louder cheer than Dr. Kenesly, who was literally mobbed by his admirers Having bought for CASH a large, neat day after day on Ins way home from stock of Westminster’Hall during the trial of the “unfortunate nobleman” whose cause he so warmly espoused. Had he lived another six years, the ride would have turned in his favor. The re­ jected of Stake-upon-Trent might have Syrups, found a rest in Midlothian. For the last week people Iriive senree■ ta been able to think of anything but and Everything Politics. Indeed the situaiion at one time became so critical that the olden time seemed to be coming track when a Nttdtd t« tadac! a FirU Class Grocery Stere! collision Iwtween the Crown and the People was nut an uncommon event. It was evident that tbe Queen would not send Mr. Gladstone. It is usejesa Wish to inform all that by prompt at­ tention, accommodating ways, good blinking the fact thht Her Mfuasty per­ goodH and low price*, hope to receive sonally objects to Mr. Gladsto-e as a fair share of your patronage. the leader of affairs. Everything in­ dicates this, but now that tlie Queen has wisely given way to the undoubted Highest Price paid Tor Produce wish wf the majority one cannot help admiring her pluck in having a birof COME AND SEE. fight for it. Readers of the life of the Prince Consort cannot fail to see that Yours Truly, she is not tlie mere pupoet that many people suppose. She can express her BOISE & FRANCIS opinion strongly when tlie occasion re­ quires. Although the return of Glao- JJARNESSI HARNESS! stoue to the Premiership was inevita­ ble as things now stand, many even among the Liberals, arc doubtful as to tlie result. How these great men must Makes the boss Carriage, Light road end Team smile at tbe variableness of tlie oar pqpw/if Two years ago the police had to guard Mr. .Gladstone’s bouse from a threatened attack. Now he is on tho very topmost wave to success. For a small snm of money and don’t Alpha you forget it. GROCERY Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Tobaccos, Fish, Cheese HA.KtIXKtait«i! • Why She Kaew. ’ The other day there wasaanit in J notice alley between two Wayne county farmer* regarding the owner­ ship ot fourteen u..marked grain bag*. Each side was prepared to stoutly swear that the bags were his, ami each had witnessefi to back hia testimony. The complainant swore to baying the bag* at a certain store on a certain time, and his hired man swore to hand­ ling them or they were taken from the wagon. Tho defendant swore that he purchased them at a certain pb.ee 'on a certain time, and hia wife was called to tbe stand to tell what sheknew about it. She was a large, fleshy wo­ man, and very much bewildered. “Land save me I but I was never in such a crowd before, aud 1 feel as if I should faint!" she gasped as she took tbe witness stand. “Never mind fainting, Mrs. X.” said the lawyer. “Tell tbe jury what you know about those bags. “Gh! land! but I know all about 'em! We bought ’em on the lOth, of Novem­ ber.” “How are you sure it waa tbe 10th!” “Sakes alive! but I know it waa, for I boxed Melissa's ears that morning for leaving a spoon in the dish-water, and she was mark'd on tlie 15th.” “Who asked for the bags at the store F “Oh! stars and garters! but I did! I remember it as plain aa dav.” “What did the clerk say F “Oh! stars! but heanui. -certainly,’ aud he went and got ’em.” “What else do you remember F •■«. i»d! but I wanted a calico Buckeye Senior Riding Waters' Pianos 5 Organs! --------- :OR:---------- WALKING CULTIVATOR! ON 30 DlISTRIlL IMPROVED FOR 1880. Tire Backeye with New Force Feed Seeding Attach­ ment combi nee all tbe advantages of a corn cultivator, a fallow or field cul­ tivator and a broad­ cast seeder in one and is the only suc­ cessful one of its kind in the market. No other Cultivar tor has uch new und Important Im­ provements. Itcon- tains advantages not found in any other in the Man-: ket. jjabyhqb matioial bar, Salla Drrtta •* tka artaatel poalia noaini, b>Ah 0LEMENT SMITH, Attorney at Law, LTIudbu Wctb Attorney & Counsellor, ESX'TSo'MY. ■UVMHII* a man so. .u. — and Port Office addre— to hb mW Monte far IM U. a and Canada. SLOCUM * CO., No 4 Cedar BUCKEYE PLOWSULKY, J£ HOUGHTALIK, * ’ Malt SHERIFF C«lloctl«w» ROBERTS * HOTCHKISS, Druggists A Chemists, UNFERMENTED MAU BITTERS '\ . pOWKRS A BARLOW, TRADE MARK IMPROVED FOR 1880. jean be Attached to Any Plow. xlt ITS* been fully demonstrated that a Sulky can be attached to a plow and do better work with greater ease to the team, and certainly more comfort or pleasure to the man or boy, than if he. were to trudge the weary rounds to hold and guide his plow. Now, the question is, where can the best sulky be had! We have given this question our special attention and confidently assert that the Buckeye is the Best in the Market, and we give the following reas­ ons why : 1st. It is simple in construction. 2d. It ia strong, durable and easily operated. 3d. Can be attached to any common plow either wood or iron beam. 4th. Can be reversed to use on right or left hand plows. Sth. It is adapted to either two or three horse plows. 1 6th. Mho depth can be regulated or the plow raised entirely out of the ground without stopping the team. 7tli. It will always hold the plow ata uniform depth, while passing over ridges or furrows. 8th. With it you can turn a square corner without raising the plow. 9th. Can be net stationary in finishing lands if desired. 10th. Can be used with a rigid lever for general use, and may be left loose and adjustable for very rough and stony land. County aceote for tho WUrdFiow. EKRY A. GOODYEAR, Dealer In IRON, MAILS i SHELF HARDWARE Uno greater Blood-Purifying giving principle in the world of med1 THERJt MALT BflTEIlA, prepared br the Malt I and made cxclnrivBly «f oak roods Ln mr line as ebesp Michigan, 'n-igbl Included tbe mmelee, quirts the nerves, perfects dlgnatlon. cb«*n tho mind, snd rltallaee with new life every fluid of tbe body. It is so because It strikes at the root of all debilHjr—ENFEEBLED DIGESTION and IMPOVERISHED BLOOD. Hold everywhere. American and Foreign Marble, GENTH WANTED Ion the beat and fut-wHinx Books and Wbku. Pricesim.rrdu«*d S3 __pictorial ii- r»- fns.nA The New Buckeye Drill! A SS ■ O Bl tyinXIira IIIHwUll AND Iunt paid two-and-a-ouartrT years buy* one Best Cabinet or Parlor Organa in the world; winners of higbeat distinction raay paymenu, >3 a month or M M a quarter and upward. Sfor Catalogura frro. Manon a H»u>. I Hu, (Cnkta Hquarr] New York; BO Wabash Amor Monuments, Tombstones, Mantles, Ac., •y^TM. 8. GOODYEAR, DB1 GOODS, SILKS Ml DRE88 BOON JULIUS RU88ELL, THE NASHVILLE LEVATOR, SI PERIOR TO ALL OTHERS. THE ABOVE FOR SALE BY Remodeled, Enlarged £ Improved C.C. WOLCOTT IN 1879, fSo QOOK’S CARRIAGE WORKS’ NASHVILLE, MICH., MinmfaetureH as to Enabe Any number of farmers to Unload Wheat and GrainExpeditiously ui Accuratly. ZDZRfS" GOODS, yy>. f. hicks, Groceries and General Produce, F. A. JONES. Finest Goods in Central Mich *nd Burnoo. D»y w>4 Nia'ut Valla proa pUy attended. Offloe at rwtAINSWORTH & BROOKS Rdenec. North Main Street. Naahill'e, Mieh. egular physician desire to announce that having erected DR. H W. wun MORE one of the largest and most convenient PHYSICIAN. Raaidarce and o«=a elevator buildings in central Michigan, TPCLECTIC Fj at Leri Ellio'.te, Maple Orora Gen’re. J. A. BAUGHMAN. TTorthe season of’1880. I am prepared’to furnish the public AND SURGEON, Woodland C»nPAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PR1CI PHYSICIAN tre, Mich. Day and night calU promptly rt (ended For any quantity of JJENRY ROE, Pkopbibto* Unquestionably the best Built and Easiest Riding That may be brought them. They alse keep for sale at the lowest prices Have you seen any of Will’s work! If not call on him, one door north of Boise and Francis’, got his prices and vou will trade. W. E. CLARK. Needs, Flour. Feed. Ume.Sall, Plaster, Stucco, Hair a«d Shingles. I ARISE Money Sared It Dealing will ttei. AIK 81! rfWORTH A BROOKS. TO SAY MBflical&SHrgjcallnstitQtfi MEAT MARKET. Fresh and Salt Meats, Smokei Hams ail 8Mien, IN THEIR SEASON. Lard, by the lb. or barrel. <y The Highest Market Price paid for Hides. Pelts, icc. Frosh Goods, Full Weights and Satisfaction. Guaranteed. AND HENRY BOB. Dr. Hfll’i English Extract «f A. B. SPIISti, I. D., Prop. COMMON-SENSE ROCKER W. A. FOI.GI.A0E, K. Buggy or Wagon My Reading and Writing Table Resident PhyrtctAn aud Nnrnou, OUiee 2041 Wcxxlxvturd Avenue tid es, cr: lining-table My Euy-Ch»irs. The franwi are hard wood, csrefullj »ulected and tborctighly reasoned. Thr scats BUCHU To t»e found in the ZVIarhet. IT IS GENERALLY KNOWN CH Best Kidney Investigators hi Use. Workmanship and Materials ■ Wlien Combined With twd Bfaibter, Drowycf tbeKklncrx THE IDEAL OF THE TRUE ARTIST, Arc Essential Fnotom in “And you didH get it T, '.Blew* granny! I didn't, and we jaw­ ed al) tlie way borne." •’And mw why are yon positive that iatotb. rood; i orr>'«noaT0& tw b»» natural color rv&oTWtkw All Goods of this Manufacture, Before purchasing. tee that the chair bai. ray nddrru stasqxd on frame Knocked Therefore I place my Goods upon the Market, Confidently Believing They will Stand the Test, ,dnd prove highly Satisfactory to all who Purchase. Wb*lob»r F. A. BOCLAIR, MattvHte. X. T. E, COOK W. J OH Mr. Grim, of De» Moum. U.. Grim death to pay a visit. m,* CO-, � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-05-29.pdf.pdf 542ab730c12d34056b891f994c4df0f4 PDF Text Text ORNO STRONG,) Editor and Proprietor. I VOLUME VH. Devoted to the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1880 —IL Evarts, one of tUp oldest res­ LOCAL GIBBLE-G ABBLE. LIFE IN NASHVILLE, idents of tliia vicinity died on WednesAnd Her Environs. ’ evening. Mr. Evarts was bora in Look at Aylsworth’s new ad. Hector, Tompkins Co, N. Y.. in 1812, —Ruckle A Son’s dam at Morgan* and moved to Cwleton 88 years ago. X.The sheep washing season has arV was carried awav by the high water of He baa always been a healthy, hard Fred. Kirtland hns returned from the Nthe past week. working man till within a short time, . —Bridge or no bridge—improvements Ire has been troubled with the heart north woods. Mrs. A. P. Nichols is having her or no improvements—is now the issue disease and dropsy. Funeral services bouse r^diingled. before our people. were held at 2 o’clock D,. in. nn Friday-, Horace Flint has moved into the —The Eaton and Barry Co. Hbmeowing of his new house. . pathic Medical Society will meet at Wnr. Johnson of Augusta is visiting '-ithe Wolcott House on Wednesday,June nt postmaster Davidson’s. 2nd. . Miss'Nettie Gardiner of Hastings, is —Our citizens began to mend their visitingjnt the Wolcott House? ways last Wednesday afternoon, under ^-Mi>T'Al. Kasey is very ®ick and Al. the supervision of Street Commissioner had to close his shop on Thursday. Everts. >(Brit Hoag lias completed a well for C. ■* -It is asserted by those who claim to Kill of Maple Grove that is 119 ft. deep. know, that more min has fell this Mr. J. Kellogg is now occupying the spring, than in the same length of time ample accomodations of his new house. in thirty-two years. XKellogg A Demaruy took orders for —During the wind and rain storm of 82 screen doors last Tuesday forenoon. —On Monday last, W. P and R. E. Wednesday, a couple of apple trees "Mrs Mathews, wife of editor Mathews were uprooted in Abram Gordin ier’s Taylor loaded a heavy ground-stone on of Fremont Center, is visiting at Ed. their trucks, and started for Battle Mailorr’s. yard in Maple Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jarrard of Maple —Farmers arc complaining that they Creek, to deliver it to the graduating . can not get their ground ready for corn class of the advent college. The stone Grove are at Newago visiting their 1 planting, on account of the rain keep­ wbs bought by tlie class of Mrs. Ralston . daughter. for a Diemoral stone, to be placed on ing the ground too wet. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Goodyer, of the college campus. It was weighed Hastings, were guests at Jesse Austin's —The wind blew G. A. Truman’s at Ainsworth A Brook’s scales, ami on Sunday. store door shut ou Monday and broke The M. E. Sunday school will hold a «ut the glass, and on Wednesday Chas. turned the beam nt 2,930 lbs. Mrs. Raiston received $5.00 for it, and the Tav- . picnic nt Thornapple laike on WedDemary’s door shared the same fate. Ir.. OO for delivering 5 „ fw tlw, lor Bro’s, d* 915.00 theanltw. same, ' j (iayt,jUDt. iflth. —Bill Burger, the blacksmith who hns Mil it wiu pronounced by all who «a« । cbarloy Brody’a father and brother worked for Charley Scheidt, inn the it. to be the nueat apocimen they bad fro)n Battle Creek, madeblm n abort sharp end of a fie into hi* hand the ever beheld. .p,;, t|,i, other day inflicting a painful wound, —John Tuckerman, his Aon Melvin. ’ x, Tlie first swarm of bees of the season, —Fifty new champion Reapers and and Mart Cooper were up iu Henry . came forth from Lyman Wilson’s hives Mowers have been unloaded at the de­ Feighner’s woods, Wednesday, after a on the 14th inst. pot for C. C. Wolcott, and judging from log, when the storm came Up, and they Chas. Baker of Maple Grove drew a the way the farmers are taking them took shelter from the rain underneath • loiid of oats to the elevator last Monaway, they are indeed the "cliampion” sopie trees, and left the team and t that weighed out 106 bushels. machine. trucks a few paces distant from them. “ " C. “ Clark ‘ returned from York Mrs. J. —Walker A Norton’s dam nt Barry- Scarcely had they seated themselves nt State hint week and in now Mopping at ville, was carried away by the freshet the foot of » tall hickory, when the her father’*. Orin Cole of .MapleGrove. Y on Saturday night. This is the third wind struck them and the tree began to Geo. Babcock, an auctioneer of Balti­ time in 14 months that they have met IcKisen nt the roots, nud they barely more commenced closing out the re­ with a similar loss, and now over 100 had time to save themselves, when the. mainder of the Loomis stock Thursday feet of embankment is torn down and tree went over, striking the crossways the flats below is flooded with water. of the trucks and breaking the crosA- XE. W. Fonda has moved his house­ —The Charlotte editors have been liarsand reach, and frightning the men hold effects to Athens, and will now calling each other names for some and team considerably,to say the least. hold forth as landlord in his hotel in time, but the hostilities ceased when Fortunately' no other damage wnt that place. one asserted that it rtould be danger­ done, but John and Mart chink it was a Barney Brooks sold throe span of his ous to spank his opponent, as it might pretty close call. Texas ponies on Thursday to 11. Kuox, cause concussion of the brain. Evi­ !#. Williams aud G. W. Wolcott all of —The heavy rains of last week com dently this new location for the brain pletely saturated the ground and every Deshler.Ohio. was a poser ou ’tother editor. Tiie W. C. T. U. will meet nt the res­ little rill was swelled to its utmost ca­ —The cornfield of Henry Strong, of pacity, and on Saturday night the water idence of Mrs. Frank McDerby od ^.i&irryville, which he intends planting in the river began to raise very rapidly Tuesday. June 1. nt 6:30 o’clock, v. m. to corn this spring, is nearly two feet and on Sunday morning fears were Remember the house. Be sure mid attend the R. R. meet­ under water, and his ingenious neigh­ entertained that Holler’s dam would bors suggest that he load his corn into 'succumb to the heavy pressure of ing on Monday evening as the ladies have n fine program on hand mid a water but immediate work in filling a musket, get a row-boat, and shoot it in, as it may be late before the water the low places with dirt saved it from good time is expected. A tramp printer invaded the Neic» washed out. Drift wood subsides enough to plant it in the reg­ being and large plats of grass and sod were sanctnin on Wednesday in quest of a ular way. job. He hud been manipulating type —One of Barney Brook’s Texas loosened up the river and were ponies took sick, last Sunday, and all helped over the dam in order to for the Hawk, for a few days. Three of E. Cook’s employees, R. efforts to save it were unavailing, anti keep the presure of water as light ns Smith, C. Holmes and Chns. Middleton, on Wednesday about noon it “kicked possible. Monday the butments of the the bucket”. It is thought that death smaller bridge began to wash out mid with their wives took a trip to Marsh­ was caused by internal injuries, receiv­ for a little time it was feared by all on Wediiewhiy, to visit relatives ed in trying to extricate itself from n some that the bridge would be carried and friends in that place. Holland’s works and other interest­ slough in one of the yards where it got away, but this too was saved by the fill­ cast, while they were roping it last ing in of dirt in time. Brady’s flats ing books have Ikm ii placed in the La­ dies Library and can lie found at the were entirely covered and they hail Saturday. the appearance of a vast lake, and Christian church every Saturday after­ —On Tuesday last, Cort. Wilkinson boys on rafts of all descriptions such as noon from 2 o’clock until 4. brought suit against R?uben Allerton, Lieut. McNaughton of Big R«pi.’c. sides of old dry goods .boxes, the bot­ before Esq. Powers, for malictms in­ toms of wagon boxes and old boards was the guest of E. Pnrady on Tuesday. jury to a building, by breaking out fastened together with sticks, were He was the 2nd Lieut, of Mr. Parody’s lights of glass, etc. After consultation seen cruising aroun^*wherever they Co., and was in command of the party and sober thought. Allerton. concluded could find a place to launch taeir frail that raptured Dr. Mudd the surgeon that he would rather settle, than pro­ barks. By Wednesday the water be­ who dressed Bootli’a limb. ceed with the suit, and be paid Wilkin­ The editor has had a wrestling match gan to subside mid is still lowering. son his claims for private damages and Holler’s mills had to Suspend operation with the ague the past week, and the the suit was withdrawn. aud the whole western mid northern latter mimed party, has won the most —Mrs. Anna De Have ns of Johns­ portion of the village has had the ap­ falls thus far, and consequently this town,posse moth a white cat with much pearance of a flood for the past week. week’s 3’eic« has been left almost en­ motherly instincts. A few weeks tirely to the tender mercies of the boys. since said cat gave birth to a litter of A KILLIN(G) BUTT. Mrs. Wm. Jarrard contributes the kittens. About two weeks ago. three Last Thursday, Tims. Fisher and following, for the benefit of The News young door mice* appeared upon the Chas. Marshall of Hastings township, readers, as a sure exterminator of scene, when the cat immediately adop­ appeared before Esq. Killen, for trial worms from currant bushes. Take one ted them into her family, and the sin­ upon a warrant issued by said justice, table spoonfull of saleratus to one gular spectacle of a cat suckling mice charging them with feloniously and gallon of water and sprinkle the bushis witnessed by scores of .people every burglarously breaking into the house day. Deb. Green, Ainsworth & Brook’s of Henry Miller and assaulting Mrs. —At the democratic caucus, held at Miller. Prosecuting attorney Knappen (text man, buckled down to, business the Wolcott House, Thursday eve., for appeared for the people, and after last Thursday afternoon, and took 80,­ the purpose of electing delegates to at­ reading the complaint and summons, 000 shingles from the cars and ranked tend the county convention to be held saw that the warrant issued was not in them up by the side of the plaster in the city of Hastings to-day, the fol­ accordance with the complaint and house in two hours. lowing delegates were chosen. Ira consequently the suit could not pro­ Elder Grice, of the Disciple Church Bacheller, Calvin Ainsworth, Wm. ceed. He then gave the Esquire some will deliver a discourse upon the “Div­ Martin, Stephen W&lralh, Dr. W. H. friendly advice in regard to the issuing ision of the word of rhe Scriptures” on Young, B. B. Downing, Jno. Barry, of criminal warrants and stated that it Thursday evening, Juno 3rd, at the Joo. Smith, E. O. Hyde and Albert would be leas expense to the people of Christian church. All are especially Hilton. ’ the county if he would confer with the invited to come and hear him. An excellent opportunity is offered —While the crowd were witnessing prosecuting attorney before a suit of that kind wan called, and, iu case there by the Evening Arws, for all who wish for a few weeks to throw off the heavy yards on Thursday. a leaning wood were not sufficient causes for a case, it pile in Ainsworth’s yard became m> might be discontinued before udimx.- c-res of business and enjoy a pleasant and profitable trip to the aealMmrd. • It heavily laden with human height that ewtary expense. had been made. Killen instead of taking the advice as com­ will Im? under the management of W. with it awi dumping them plimentary. informed Mr. Knappen IL Breariey, the popular manager of that he wwhed to have no reflections fonnerexecuraions, and the price of the round trip of over 8.000 miles has been reduced to 990.00 which brings it with•pUnpurodiaprop- miiriit take hi. witnwi-r and depart in in tlw reach of all. See notice of guide book in another column. 8UI0IDE. The news baa Just come to us of a shooting suicide in the township of Barry. It seems that Willie Seibel a young man 10 years of age and son of Hou. Moses Seibel of Hope, has for some years been attacked with spells of despondency, having threatened to hang himself sometime ago, but his filial affection detered him from the act, but on Monday last ho was again similarly attacked, and liis people nil being away from home he took a shot­ gun and repaired to his room and call­ ed the hired girl to bring him pen, ink and paper, but failing to And the ink ho wrote a letter with a lead pencil, bidding good-bye to his father and mother and giving directions regarding the disposal of his horse and buggy and asking them not to pay out any money for him. He then placed the muzzle of the gun to his breast and discharged it, the whole charge taking effect in his heart and lungs. The hired girl think­ ing some thing was wrong when she saw him take the gun to his room and she immediately ran to the neighbors and gave the alarm, but when they ar­ rived, they found him on the floor, weltering in his own blood, with the gun laying by his side. | TERMS; $1.50per I Yeaf Credit Subscriptions $1.75. NUMBER 36. HASTINGS ITEMS. the suit came off on the 18th Lust. be­ '^Over eight thousand people were in fore Esq. Dunham. A judgment for the above amount and interest wax town show day. rendered, and Mr. Taylor went home It is yet undecided whether we celewearing that broad smile that ever brnte or not on the 4th of July. lurk* around that tiny little mouth. The photograph gallery has been The inevitable asenta are in our moved to rooms in the Tinkler block. midst This time they bring a new­ Mr. Geo. Wilcox, ex-county treasurer fangled washing machine, it looks died at Irving last Sunday aged 47 like a tin horn stuck nn a mop stick years. and works on the principle of the old A subscription is to be circulated to pounder. A lady can sling her wash • get the necessary funds to get a tan­ ing between* heaven and earth fn 96 nery located here. Cook A- Sheldon have put a new 7,- minutes, even though it be the largest OOOlo. safe iu their office for the safe­ washing that ever straddled a line. Read thia and be admonished. A keeping of their abstract books. The Presbyterian church is being man well known throughout ot»r town, dressed with a new coat of paint which when in Nashville the other day, lead his little daughter, innocent and pitia­ improves its looks very much. A very neat and pretty sign has been- ble, to the saloon steps, and there left displaved by Messrs. Algers, over for nn hour or more, cold and shiver­ Shatz grocery where they have located ing in the rnin, while he indulged in that poisonous beverage which ent* their law office. . The fire department is to be supplied down youth in all its vigot, manhood with two new trumpets to be need by in its strength, and age in it* weak­ the 2nd. Asst. Chief engineer and the ness. Foreman of the engine Co. The executive committee of the LOCAL MATTERS. Barry Co., Agricultural Society Will meet at the court house June 10th, to D. C. Griffith is filling his store chuck arrange a premium list for the annual full of now summer goods and they are I fair, cheap. ~■ * Mrs. Chas. H. Hicks who has been CTF All kinds of Harness cheap for TEMPERANCE PICNIC. ccnfincd to her room for several years cash and don’t von forget it, Texas on account of insnnity.died on Monday Colt and Horse Haltere, onlv 85 ct*. at A. R. Woix?ott’s. The committcee of the township R. evening last, aged 36, and the funeral R. clubs met ns per appointment at the services were held on Wednesday and Ixvok! Ixvok! Look! club room in the Christian church in her __ _____ remains deposited in the Riverside L. Russell is loaning money nt- listen • Nashville,May 22nd, nt 2:30 o’clock p. id. cemetry. ishinglv low rates, on good farm secu­ rity. Call fnr rates at his Real Estate Mr. Chipman was calk'd to the chair 1 Exchange, Hastings. 32-:;?. BALTIMORE ITEMS. and Mrs. G. A. Truman appointed Sec’y. Mr. Chipman stared the object of W Snow Flake Flour 2.75per cwt a Warren Warner has just raised the Boise A Francis. the meeting, which wai to perfect nn frame for a now barn. arrangement for a temperance picnic. CV A Social Hop will Im? given at my John Hinchman is getting out It was unanimously decided that should new house in Maple Grove, Tuesday lumber for two new barns to be built evening, June 18th. Bill 50 ct*. be a basket, picnic and be held at this summer. Fred Quick. Morgan, Thursday the 10th, of June, at We understand the job is let to put 10 o’clock a. m. Messrs. Ainsworth of TP* Paris Green for Rale by npa Grange ball nt the corners, near F. T. Boink. Nashville, Cook of Morgan, ana Greg­ the postofficc, 20x40 feet, two stories | ory of North Castleton, were appoint­ high. nr Just received a full line of spring ed ns committee to secure good speak­ and Summer clothing at We thing Baltimore is improving as S. Libhauser’s ers for the occasion. It was also votfast, or a little faster than any other i ed that there be a committee of one town in the county. If you were at the I appointed from each club to make arpostoffice some Saturday and . should 3 farm horses. C. C. Wolcott. | inngements for music, this committee see the bundle of Nashville New’s you Removed! Removed! | to meet at 1:80 o’clock at the club room would think they read some. in Nashville, May22th. Each club are To my new store two doors smith of If those old folks who are supposed | requested to go in separate delegations, Truman’s, which has been filled up to set a better example, disturb folks with a stock of Elgin Watches,'Clocks, and as this in the first township R. R. again on the road as they did last Silverware. Jewelry, and other tilings picnic, we earnestly invite all interest­ ed in the temperance cause to be pre­ Sunday morning coming from the kept in a first-class jewelry store, se­ sent and enjoy the day together. circus, they will get reported. They lected with the view of pleasing and benefiting my patrons. Come and E. Chipman,. Mrs. G. A.Troman. do not want to be so much like a guide we me and I will dn you good. Re­ Pres. Sec’y. ImmihI. they should travel the way as pairing as usual. C. W. Demarat. well as to point it. They must not find Common Council Proceedings. GF A large line oi wall T«P»*r at fault if some of the younger ones I Council Rooms, __ F. T. Boisk’s. I Nashville, May 25, 1880. should make snme noise some Sunday IV Yon can get the Celebtoted Regular meeting h«ld. morning in going home from a dance. Stark and Voorman Pat. Sand-bands Present, Chipman President, Down­ We learn "that Mr. George Arnold, put on ynur Buggies at E. Cook’s for ing, Cook, Roe, Reynolds aud Boston. °n Sunday last struck ar-1 knocked his only 92.00. They are worth five times Absent Olds. Minutes of last meeting rend, and on wife down, then dragged her out door what they cost to any wagon. motion approved by ayes and nays as kicking and pounding her, but she ty Go to Hale’s and try his cool follows: niiinaged to get away from him and and delicious Soda Water. He always Ayes Downing, Cook. Roe, Boston isu to one of the ueighlmrs, Mr. Erb, has the popular flavorings. Coffee, and Reynolds. Chocolate, etc., that makes refreshing Nays, none. where alio is now stopping. If the drinks. Also Ginger Ale, Geyser and The acct, of Wm. L. Parker, for neighlxirH would furnish the tar, the Scltzes Water on draught. $10.67-was presented and on motion alIndies would be willing to furn ish the Itewed by ayes and nays ns follows: GF For Jewelry and Watches go to Ayes Downing, Cook, Roc, Boston, pillow of feather*. It' is what he de- ' ' F. T. Bodie. and Reynolds. shrves as this is not the first time he Nnys, none. QFFowl Meadow Grass, Red Topnnd has abused hia family, not only his The bond of F. C. Boise us village Feld PeaA, at the Nashville Elevator. treasurer for 98,000 with John E. Barry wifdbut hia children. Itianot whis­ 27tf Ainsworth & Brooks. ky, as he is a souer man. but pure and F. T. Boise as sureties was pre tV Dr. J. Graves a thromdily post­ Rented and on motion accepted and cusaediieaa. *_____ ________ ed veterinety surgeon of Kabuuo. will approved by ayes and nays as follows: ■APLE GROVE ITEMS. lie in Nashville every Saturday. Surg­ Ayes Donning, Cook, Roe, Boston ery a specialty. Can be found at and Reynolds. Potatoes begin to open their eyes. H.G. Hale’s. Nays none. The petition to build a new bridge Mis® Mattie Walton Is lying very Those new styles of Dress Goods, nccross Thotnapplo River was on mo­ sick nt Leander Lapham's. Glnvra, Hosery, Neckties. Embroidery, tion, tabled, oy ayes aud nays as fol­ The long continued rains last week Silk Fringes, and Trimming Silks are lows: Ayes Donning, Cook, Roe, Boston made vegitation rejoice, and the roads all new, neat, attractive am! cheap at D. C. Griffith. mid Reynolds. over-flow. Nays none. Fred Quick in to have a dance at hia GFWilson & Howe still sells Boots The committee appointed to settle and Shoes as low as the lowest. with Herbert M. Lee village treasurer new house next Tueaday night. Boys, presented the following report. don’t forget your partners. Best viachin? in the Market. Benjamin Pierce has resigned the AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE. office of Drain Commissioner, and C. IteottipU u>'4. to Don ’ t buy until you examine them W. Taylor has been appointed to fill Total on bunt! and see their superiority oyer all other vacancy. March 2nd highway fund on hand machines. Call and get pores. Mrs. Pierce returned with Leander Kellooo. Demaray A Co. XI. 10 Lapham and wife on the 22nd, Th.-?y HT* Window curtains and rixtureaat shortened their visirj on account of F. T. Boise’s. sickness at home. Total Pi.hunmonta tn date ty The newest styles of spring salts Minerva Cummings went to Jackson for men and boys just received at last week to have her throat operated ___________ D. C. Grifvith’s. upon by the doctor* at the conrention. Or Wilson A. Howe sells Tobacco Which report was on motion accept- Dr. Griswold accompanied her. for 40 cents. •u by ayes and nays as follows: The Spencer*, went fishing last Ayes Downing. Cook, Roe, Boston Saturday. Fine time for fishing. Every While in Hastings this week we and R-ynolds. Nays none. boy that can bait a hook and dropped into L. Ruwdl’s Real Estate The bids for building village ..ail was every big girl that can take the fish off Exchange and found him raxhed with on motion tabled by ayes and nays as business, and lending money at lower follows: The ladies mite society will be en­ Ayes Downing, Cook, Roe, Boston, and Reynolds. tertained by Mr. and Mrs. Whitney on borrow 91,000 at a Nays none. Jane 3rd, afternoon and evening. AU mA«m Mr. Bnraell. On motion council adjourned until are cordially invited to attend as a Friday May 28th, 1880. pleasant time is expeected. you examine and got price* *1 •F. McDerby, E. Chipman, D. C. QtuvriTR. President. Clerk. Mr. Lapham hasn’t got on his usual supply of spring goods, no Nashville Mrs. Ogden Green of Battle Creek, was in town last week, visiting her may look for an augmentation, in their daughter, Mrs. Wm. Parker. Mr. and ever flourishing trade from this pros­ Mrs. Green hare resided iu Battle perous and thriving part of the moral । i snnec- Mr, �the curious visitor that A- Iaw hod arranged with me to go down to be built; family was ever to arte, ahcrald. in *ome sentence or para­ move through the. halls, never to sing in graph, tell all and each other what a the parlor ; we think, the visitor would marveloua earth is this one where we all have came away with a heart full of ab­ dwell for a period qnly too brief. In solute puin at the reeiUjl. The grander our latitude this great pageant of nature the house the more painful this thought comes later than to those living Dearer that it was for no mortal; that it was to any strangers into your confidence untiT the sun, but it comes after such a stand, and, at last, decay without on you have pasted out the money, and look marked and long winter that the spec­ occupant But suppose, now, he should ho was tying mo, I had caught sight of tacle of spring and summer is mode revisit that place next autumn, and find out who mtn next to you.”It was something new for him to cau­ the white face of s. little girl looking at more impreexivo by theoontrast Spring that ho had been deceived, and that a tion me, and I could not but wonder at us from between the rails of the fence. I and summer in our North ore made by large, happy family were enjoying and it; Butin the bustie of getting aboard could see her great blue eyes, and knew our rough winters as distinct os Bacon's fully appreciating tliat large home, all the train I forgot what ho had mud. Or­ that she was frightened. There were embroidery, “which is more pleasing pain would pass away in the feeling tliat dinary prudence had induced me to place red stains around her mouth and on the when there is lively color upon dark and the elegant Douse hiul found a full ex­ the money, which was all in bank bills little hand resting on the rail, and I knew solemn ground." Southern lands sur­ planation. Such is our world with man and divided into three packages, under that she was some former’s child search­ pass our zone in the duration and quan­ in it • The flowers cannot admire them­ my shirt and next to my skin, where the ing for strawberries. I could not worn her tity of leaves, and blossoms, and wanh selves, they wait for mnu ; the sea can­ PITH AND POINT deft baud of a pickpocket could Dot of her danger, and I feared that she sunshine, but we, perhaps, suniass not hear its own waves, it waits for would be seen or heard. While Raleigh these lands in the grand artistic effect, man ; the rainbow cannot see iteelf, it reach it. A dangeboes mon—One who takes life Interested in a newspaper, time flew was tying the last knot I winked at the for our winter is a powerful background waits for all us older ones to admire it, cheerfully.. by os the train flew past, and at length little girl as hard as I could, hoping that upon which these decorative months and for oar children to say that who Among the recognized small rices are the hoarse voice cf tliebrakeman warned she would move away. But she did not paint their tremendous landscape. What finds the end of it finds a pot of gold. Vice Presidents. me that I had reached Grafton. I had go-. our hearts may want of time they make Man in this house completes the meanNothing is wholly bad. Even a dork leaped down and was making for the “Well, now for the money.” said up by intensity of appreciation. Be lantern has its bright side. livery stable when I heard a familiar Raleigh, and he began searching my. these matters aa they may, it must be voice, and looked up to see Raleigh. pockete. Ho went from one to the admitted that all tlie way from the St. from this amazing adaptation we jiass to WHY I JOINED THE DETECTIVES. He was seated in a baggy, and had other, removing all the articles; felt Lawrence to the Amazon nature is simply the belief in an intelligent Maker. It solemn-looking person. Of course, and seemingly waited for me to como in. . . down my boot-leg, and then finally too large to be measured by any of us, seems impossible to detach our earth tears may end in smiles, “Can I sit with you ?” ‘‘Don't express your surprise," he passed his hand over my bosom, and. and W0 shall all live and die without from'a creative mind—as impossible as Never jump at. a- conclusion. It’s os “Certainly, sir. begun, as I stepped at the wheel. “ I having done justice to the hills and val­ to detach it from an appreciative mind bod as jumping out of bed and landing • “ Nice weather ?” did intend to go away; I changed my ‘*Hal (hero it is J” he exclaimed, leys, the lakes und rivers, and fields and the little end of a tack. “Splendid, indeed." mind, and like this section eo well that drawing dut the package. I don’t liardly skies around our tents. We shall all re­ “Crops growing finely ?” The hired girl who was called up at I am going out todav to look at a farm believe that old Grip will see any of' semble the disciples w|io fell asleep “ Yes—couldn’t do bette?.” o'clock in the morning, thinks arose with a view of purchasing—come, ride this to-dAy^" while Jesus was iu their company. , I was sitting in a car on a Wisconsin up to the hotel. ’’ hours later would sound quite ns _ . He sat down near my 1 the, What folly in us to wish to be elsewhere railroad, one day, years ago, when a We rode up, ordered lunch, and, while good-looking,, pleasant-spoken man came we were discussing it, Mr. Raleigh dis­ lackage, alid was cool ev--^___ w______ when we have not yet studied one square Anothkb comjxxier has produced u along, stopped at my seat, and the above covered that the farm ho was going to o count the money. As he commenced mile of prairie, or paid to a solemn pine waltz (for one finger)," which, to aay converaatiou took place, th- latter part see was just beyond that of old Grip’s. thejittic-girl waved her hand at me. My forest tlx* worship of a day ! It is not' least, must be a very sick sort of heart went thumping, for I expected that the wisdom of mon, but his misfortune, of it after I had given-him part of my tzing. How fortunate 1 I could nde out she would niter a word or shout; but she that he always wishes to go elsewhere, seat with him, see the farm, return in his sank down from sight, and I caught a when he has not listened well to his own A M ichigan Congressman told a friend 'iNow, I am regarded as a social man. I company, and he was greatly pleased. be was filled with amazement; and gleam of her frock as she passed through bird song, ror mode any attempt to like a joke ; more so then than now. On I was also pleased. If any one had is friend went down to tlie bar and gather his own wild flowers. Dwellers entering a railroad car I always looked told me aa we got into tlie buggy that the grass. for amazement “You aeo, my young friend,” re­ m cities are to be pitied from May to about for a talkative man, and then I George Raleigh meant to return with got as close to him as possible and my money in his pocket and my blood marked Raleigh, as’he drew off one of November, but they need not sigh for far­ The exasixTated owner of a corner drained him dry, if the journey was long upon liis Bands I should liave believed his boots and deposited some of the bills away lands, for just outside of all our tore in Augusta, Me., has put up a sign noisy, dusty streets, ten miles away, this enough. : “ Wanted, tlie ten laziest men him o lunatic ; and yet George Raleigh sweet kingdom of ijature begins, and torrents. Man walked in the night or _ And I want to state one thing more. 1 town—to loaf on this corner.” tet — u>'op>h*n Morel "32tire Some men would have shot or stabbed colors 1 >eautiful as those in Florida, the tog, and thus learned to think of a orphan before I oonld could realize Uw the I the night of ignorance or the fog of ar­ winds as soft as thoAe in Italy, are to lx* W hen his cousin, Charlotte Dunne, you, but it ’ s only the apprentices who do -d pool whwh n>« <«■'•. I IF» | cool breere .nd tire right of m<»don had by the seeker. God has so made gument ; man had seen the leaf fade, was married, Jones said, “ It was Dunne tecW here .nd cuffed there, and grow such work. All the real gentlemen of T gre« ° . ■ ana greengroves groves urede ruuiie my _ rbwrt __________ our world tliat they who seek shall find, and tliis led him to say that we all do'' Ixifore it was lx*gun, Dunne while it was our calling do business as gentlemen up between folks, as they say. I ought I . n ? ... 1 ought jjy conn>anioi' was very tolkwhether what they seek is forgiveness fade ax a leaf. So that language was in Ixjing done, and. not Dunne when it was to have had, at tlie-time of which1 I. write, WT,te> ative, but he didn’t even hint at my er­ should." the outset only a transfer of the material a pretty thorough knowledge of human rand He talked aa far away as he could He drew off the other boot, and placed or salvation, or only a glimpse of grass world over into the soul, and a finding done." or blossoms, or morning dew. Near to nature, and have lxx*n able to read evil A New Jersey colored man, whose some “ fifties" and “ twenties" in it, “ Oh ! excuse me ! ’’ he exclaimed, of similar phenomena within. Thus wife had left him, said : “She would oil there ore doors to oil who will knock. in a man ’s face if he me evil. I nner after we uau hail passed a mile beyond the and then continued: ^7.—— ,r intended . • i nature is the school-mistress to which did not pride myself on being over sharp, wld.1 were among the farm“ I. have it all planned out how to deal The Psalmist found the glory of God all primitive mon went for hte instruction, come back, if I frowed her some sugar; but I ain’t frowin* no sugar, do you but the knocking around among strung- ]1Ou^’ “jI should have offered you with you as soon as I get the money dis- around him, found it in such amazing that he wondered, among such and, after those far-off children hud heah ?" era ought to have given anyone a good this before." jxweil of around my person. I shall lay quantity skies, and clouds, and lights, and shad­ gene in and out a long time, they expsfienoe. you on your back and ixiur the balance A lady tells something that ought to He drew ~ from his a smsdl flask Well, the stranger and I fell into an,। — ,, pocket ------—— r- of the wino down your throat. There's ows, tmd stars, that the Creator- could nail a strange currency of sound, j have remained a secret. with her sex. ’ ’ _.*„2 B ?. *.hi me. ___ Now, r_ awv train of conversation as we rode to- I * wJ’ ur I1 enough of it to make yon sleep until to­ remember man, and have mercy upon which we coll Ayran, or Hebrew,, or if mighty I' *8 l^nt n woman» choosing her lover, Greek — the circulating gold of mighty _ r ___ 0 in regard to drinks. In him. Measuring Deity by human gether, and in ten minutes I began to 5*“ temperate y - — morrow night, and by that time I shall It took mankind mankind. e<?nH‘|lora a good deal more how the man the sight and smell of be hundreds of miles away. As soon os standards, it seems to this old thinker nations now dead. enjoy his company. He wns a well-nuule tact* J. ‘detested l^testea me sig ■ ­ will be regarded by other women than __ ZJ intoxicating. izt ' But Iliad not I see the drug take effect, I shall untie that, in the demands of the universe uj>- thousands of years to gather up us sim Idlow, finely dremed, and wore a fine “, ythmg whether sue loves liim herself. ..... . • . . • lit., mom I (vinruffii Io watch, and a simon-pure diamond ring. the moral courage to tell him so, and your hands and remove the gag. When on the attention of God, man might eas­ ple a language us the Hebrew; more thousands still to make such a collection When old Mr. Higginsworth was asked I never saw a mon who could talk so hand bock the flask undisturbed. I you come out of your sleep—if you ever ily be forgotten. of symlxils im wo now have under the if he ttx»k u newspaper he replied that feared to offend him, and so I drank, This natural world, now puttiug on easv and so pleasantly. It seemed that do—you had better crawl out to the he had but to open his mouth and the jx’rhapti, three good swallows. He called road, where you will most likely meet its summer beauty, stands related to modern name of French, or German, or “ since our memlx>r of Congress stopix-d my attention to the wtxxls on the left ub some traveler soon. I want to use the man in so many ways that, instead of its English. So intimate is the relation be­ sending me the CXmffrcMional liecord I words fe 1 right out. I had traveled in the South ; so hail he received back the flask, and, when I horse and buggy, otherwise I would leave leading us to fear that God may forget tween words and the external world th.it don’t take any; but I guess I kin git lie. I had heard the roar of the Pacific; looked around again, ho was just remov­ them for you.’1 man, it reminds u*» tliat it is an arena rt is, perhajiH, true that no one Wut along without it It never gives much I where the Creator especially rcmemlxirs a lover of nature cun ever reach a rich news, anyhow." he knew all about it I had lx*en up in ing it from his mouth, os if he had drunk How coolly fie talked. He treated the und powerful language. He is otu in । heartily. a balloon, down in a mine, been blown The members of a young ladies' de­ matter as if it were a regular transaction His children. Indeed, all the material Up, smashed up and repaired again mid : In aixiut five minutes I lx?gnn to feel in which I fully acquiescwL He hod me creation seems only a part of the house the field of relative suggestion when he bating society in Troy have decided in is out with nature. The tongue be­ again; my new friend .had experienced queer. The fence along the road seemed u fast prisoner, and I felt that he could of the soul—not of the soul of mon only favor of long courtahip. Level-headed comes paralyzed soon uni 1 the heart to grow higher and the trees grow all • these things, and was wishing for girls. Ol*ervation luu* taught them that do just as he pleased. Wliile I was —but of that living, conacious some­ > something of a more startling nature. larger ; something came to my ears that thinking, I saw the little white face ap- thing called soul. We are net empow­ and brain enjoy this great out-door air. there is wonderful, fulling-off of confec­ We agreed on politics, neither had any the rattle of a byggy sounded a long ]x?ar txitween the rails again, but in a ered to state whether there be any mind Fully in svmpatiiy with field, and sea, tions, bulls, carriage-rides and opera and iiky, they seem to reward the friend ­ way off. beaidea the human mind that enjoys to­ religion, and I had never met such a “ How strange! Why, I believe I moment it faded away and its place was day our blossoming earth. We natural­ ship by helping their admirers to speak. | when courtahip ends and the stern realikailroad companion. ities of married life begin. taken by the sun-burned phiz of a farm­ Did yon ever meet a man who, though am going to lx? sick !" I exclaimed, er. He looked from me to Raleigh and ly consider iu* mytlu* all these old stories It is true the words are all in the lexi­ con, but thev are not all in our liind <.E.ni> En wife »u»—“ Sa oaj, iwk uere xv« holding on. to the seat with all my might T endeb v, look here!1 Tvo a stranger to you ten minutes before, bock again, and I winked at him in a about spirits that lived in the oaks, tliat and heart, Reading will give us many, | got to l have a -.w new velvet skirt rigid off. t “ You do look strange," he replied, ... ---------o ----------Jt -t t. .;-. ...L..; could wrest from you your secrets which way which he readily luiderstixxL His I rustled in tlie breeze, that dragged their vou had sworn to yourselfnot to reveal ? with a snaky smile stealing over his fact? disappeared, and I felt that I should ;i invisible garments over the grass, myths j but a love of nature will pour into the Got to have it This old thing is all ; which gave the luicienta Xlieir Dianas j mind thousands of terms which came worn out—actually threadbare down the Well, he was such a man. It was not face ; “I shouldn’t wonder if it was opo- be saved. from the world of sense, and which are I front” Brute of husband—“Just, the long before! he commenced asking me plexy." , “ fto, old Grip won’t get his tin to- and Paus, myths which fmle away from full of tlie aroma of the field** or lulls. | tiling, my dear. All the rage. Fashion questions. He did not seem to try to I did not suspect the gume he had literature in the “Midsummer Night's quiz or draw me out, but he asked me played. His words were like an echo, 1 day,” mused Raleigh, storing away the Dream,” where Puck and Titania and I The transition is easy from the rein-1 item says velvet skirts will be ven' much emotions in such a sly, roundabout way ana hi.** face seemed twice as large as it bills in his pockete. “ You will goback Oberon figure bo strangely. But that tion uf the external world to public worn tliis season. Sundpajxir the back that, before I knew it, I was giving him was. My head began to spin and my to Law A Law feeling put out and cut mon is the only form of intelligence morals to its relation to r ligion. All ! of vour dress, and you’re setting the brain began to snap and crack, and I was up, but they couldn’t blame you ; it is that ,is enjoying the immense world, are aware that the argument in favor of styfe." my history. H, II can ’t shout, ’t I? not vour fault at oil. True, had you with its rising and si tting suns, with its a Gtxl mav lx* denied, but th.* argument •• o On, can't shoot, can can't I? ’"’ he said, I waa at that time just on the point of greatly frightened. hen — twitted olxiut his “ You are badly off,’’ he continued, minded your business on the car and not infinite loveliness, we liave no right to m favor of uo God mav meet as it seems w-----1 LL, archen-. ~v.Lv.... “ Give being admitted to the liar of Wisconsin '‘ ' he 1added, snatching it out as a student of Law A Law, of Brief ville. looking into my face. “I will drive as been so free with a stranger, this would say. The fucf that no lx?ing is visible, a bolder rejection. The atheists may me that lx»w,"” h«Jjdja'. hon.L “ Now,” he added, not have happened. I was on my way or tangible, or audible, except our­ toil at their i>art of their debate. Lt't of _»----------------__j “ The firm were old lawyers with a lucra­ fast aa possible and get a doctor." tive practice, and it had been talked My tongue was so heavy that I could to Milwaukee, and liad no thought of selves would not be a conclusive us prefer to toil nt thoex- oars which | Btrikinfe an attitude “ show me someargument that we have'' the world in row our boat toward immortality. W.> thnig vou Wlult jx^p^ wluU over that in about a month I should be not reply. I clutched the seat, shut my such rich pickings here. tn the spring and summer the **‘Yea, ’ said Julia's I saw notliing of the farmer, Raleigh our keeping, for as God is invisible, so mav Yes, r".said Julia's friend, friend, “ “ that that's the the “ Co.” of the firm. A year liefore, eyes, and he put his horse at his ix«t a farmer named Preston, down al»out pace. We met a farmer’s team, and I finished his counting, and I mode up there may be somewhere between mon revelation of a Deity. There is the question. Question."” “ “You You hateful hateful tiling,' thing," said Kwg mlu.be.nlv, Fn.m the. little L/nli^ win, U1 luliAU-.un^t can remember that one of the occupants my mind that the farmer was afraid to and Deity intelligences not within tlie ulia, with an Italian-sunset face, “it four miles from Grafton, died, and his daisy up to the oak the distance is great. neitiier. — _~_i—.*. I’ll never speak to you matters had been put into tlie hands of of the wagon called out to know what interfere, and had ran away. My heart domain of human sense. Dismissing — ' -‘-J‘ again."; d ’■ ■ ••" But doubtless tne innocent Law k Law for settlement Preston had ailed that mon. Raleigh did not reply, went down as Raleigh got up, for I saw tliis inquiry because we an* not compe­ Only a great mind can pass over it ereof Julia's Julia' friend will have its efthat he was about to carry out his plan tent to discuss it, we can safely mark atively. Upon a hill-summit in Wiscon­ blunder died rich. He had money in bunk, rail­ but urged his horse forward. ..uuuu L sin, where a Ix-autiful -Gothic church road stock and mortgages, etc., and Anout three miles from Grafton wns n of further drugging me. He turned me the fact that our external world is made overlooks many lakes, and where tlie feet ^verrthing was settleci up to the satis­ long stretch of forest, and this waa soon on my back, sat down astride of me, anil largely for man. It used to lx* objected “ Well, Father Brown, how did vou faction of tiie relict- and fatherleos^ to this theory that the earth and sea and I brunches of trees touched the stained reached. The pain in my head was not then nulled out the flask. like my sermon yesterday?" asked a “ Now, in just about » minute well be sky ore beautiful where man has never 1 glass of the windows, tlie wonihiperti on About a year before his death, being so violent, and I was not so bodlv affect­ young preacher. “ Ye see* parson," was yinche;! for money, and not wishing to ed when opening my eyes. I Ima settled through with the business," ho re­ Ixsen, but this would only Jeach uh that a Sunday morning in June read only a short service that they might move from the ®eply, reply, "I “I haven't haven’t a fair chance at sell anything at a sacrifice, Preston nod into a sort of dumb stupor, with a brain marked, trying to put the mouth of the the universe was nut made for man only. the aisles and altar outside, to be more . | 11 them sermons of* * yours. ’ ----- 1. Pm an old man God Himself loves the beautiful. The given a mortgage on his farm for $3,000. so benumbed tliat I had to say to myself: flask between my jaws. jierfectly in the presence of God. When now, and have to set pretty well bock by While the papers read for one year “ This is a tree, tliat is a stump," etc., I rolled my head to one side, and he conclusion will remain that the relations you see the wood of the oak or the pine the stove; and there's old Miss Smithe, from date,” there was a verbal agreement before I could make auro 1 waa not did not succeed. He was jamming the of the world to man are n part of its Widder Taff, 'u Mrs. Brian's darters, 'n that it should be lifted any day that wrong. Half a mile down the road after flask against my teeth, when I caught final cause. Man does not breathe all you can say that the Creator wished Nabby Birt, 'n all the rest^ setting in Preston desired. A month after, when, we struck the forest, and then Raleigh the sound of a soft step, the crash of a the air there is, nor drink all tlie water that -tree to stand by ite own strength, front of me with their mouths wide open, but when you see the vine reach out having the funds to clear off the jiaper, turned the horse into a blind road lead­ club, and Raleigh rolled off my body. there is; ho can only take his cupful the “old money bags” holding it refused ing back into the woods. I could not He tried to leap up, but three or four from the rivers, and yet the air and the tendrils you must admit that it a swallerin’ down all the best of the ser­ take hold of something mon; 'n what gets down to me is putty to discharge, wishing to secure his inter- understand what he intended. I tried farmers struck ium down, and one of the water are for man. So we cannot Hee must stronger than itself. This tendril poor stuff, parson, putty .poor stuff. to grapple with the question, but could blows rendered him senseless. Before all the lulls and vales and oceans ; there is straight and pliant until it touches Emmie was sent to the grocer's for a ho came to I was free of ropes and gag, are great forests whore no human foot­ something. It then curls and hardens not solve it pound of mild cheese. In a few min­ step is to be seen or heard, and yet, in a «xpiratiom A fire among my office ;>a“ Well, here we are !" exclaimed Ra­ and we had him securely bouni into iron. This would answer for vines Over beyond the pasture a farmer and great sense, the human family Htonds ns that climb trees or attach to fences, but utes she returned, crying as if her:heart pera had destroyed the memoranda, leigh, when we had reached a point for­ would break. “ What is the matter, my his hands were raking hay. “Little a reason for this vast earthly house. and I must go down and get the date ty rods from the main road. Tliis dumb creation may well come to how ore ugly walls to lx* covered with dear?” asked her mother, somewhat He stopped the horse, got out and Blue Eyes," only 8 years old, had, fortu­ from old Grip, who lived south of Graf­ foliage? A tendril cannot grasp the alarmed. “I don't care—they are real ton about five miles. The stranger hitched him, and thencame round to the nately, witnessed a part of Raleigh’s help us believe in the existence of a surface of brick or stone. Behold 1 she answered. “Who?” proceedings. She had hurried bock to Supreme mind, aud of a human mind along cornea the ivy, which spreads out mean," yumped all thia out of me in about ten wheel. minutes, aud yet I never once suspected “ You don’t feel just right, but I guess her father and told him that " a man os being distinct from material. To little hands upon a perpendicular wall, “ Why, all of them; they all laughed me — the clerks and every­ tie was receiving any information. you will be better soon,” he remarked. was all tied up out there." Understand­ Coleridge, in the vale of Chomouni, all and thus will clamber all over castle, or at body.” ‘‘Laughed at you, my child; ing the nituation, he and his men had the details of the uplifted Mont Blanc cathedral, or cottage. “lam not positive,” lie added, “but “ Come, let me help you down." Thus jmuse "I He reached up his arms, and I let go moved around so as to secure an ad­ spoke of a God. Tlie crags, the cas­ where you may and meditate by any why, what did you ask for?" I am }>retty auro the time is the 13th, the seat and fell into them. It seemed vantage, and Raleigh’s capture was the cades, the to: rents, the sea of pines, the tree however gigantic, or by any’flower asked for a pound of calm chwee,” she which would be Tuesday next” playof sunlightandmooulight, the eagles said, ix-tweeu her sol*. The fact was “ And then your folks will send down to me as if I weighed a ton, but he car- result. however humble, and thev combine to the money and discharge the mortgage, vied me along without an effort, and laid When the rascal found his senses he soaring around their nesta in inaccessible say that they were made by a Wisdom that Emmie had learned that day at me down within about a rod of a fence was terribly taken back, and cursed rocks, the wild flowers in tlie edge of auitc separate from themselves. Thus school that “ mild ” meant “ calm," and of course?” he queried. the Hint chance she got she used the new “ Oh, yes, I shall most likely bring it which ran along on one aide of an old enough for a whole Flanders army. We the snow, the wild goats "sporting te external world, after helping us down," 1replied, and it never occurred pasture. Just now I began to get a lit­ took him back to Grafton, and when I 'round the eagles’, nests,” the vnpoiy fashion a language, after coming to in­ tle better. The effects of the drug were saw him again he was on his way to the clouds of incense, all are woven to­ spire a literature and awaken genius, to me how imprudent I was. A Miserly Senator. He turned the conversation into other wearing off, and I got a fair smqncion penitentiary to serve a sentence of fifteen gether into ai> argument for the actu­ after ministering to human pleasure or ality of a Gud. Not only do such channels, and did not once attempt to that something unusual had happened. years. To illustrate the penuriousnt thoughts suggest a mind that invented happiness, after inviting us io piirauita pump me.further. We gut to Grafton at But I was powerless to move a limb ; The mortgage was duly lifted, and the and mude such a scene, but olso a di­ that aid morals and repeat tlie .benedio10:50, and, to my great surprise, he an­ the sensation wsm like that when your gift which Law A Law sent to Katy Grey vinely- mild** mind that can stand in the lion “Blasted the pure in heart,”comes a Washington eorresjxindent relates that , nounced that he was to stop in town on foot goes to sleep. kept her in dresses for many a year.’ ‘ va lev and look up “ wi h dim eyes suf­ with one more excellence in tliat it ut­ one bitter txild day m midwinter a mes­ buainess for u few days’- L-had Dot “ Can you speak T’ inquired Raleigh, For mvsclf, I felt so humiliated at ters one more impressive argument in senger was sent to his apartments on aaked his name or avocation, while he Ixmding over me ; “ Ix-cause if you cun having fallen into the rascal's trap, and fused with tears.Nature bears witness favor of the being of a God who is mind­ busiiH-fis, and found the Senator with liis it will save me some trouble. I want to so wrathy at the treatment, that I deter­ to the divinout-w* of man—to the isola­ ful of man, and who, notwithstanding great coat on, and his hands thrust down we went 10 iqe mwi, ima umner, ana know just where you have stored away mined to devote myself to a thorough tion and uniaucmuM uf man. Tbv the immensity of the universe, visits the mto his pockete, trying to worry along countless blossoms of our bomoe and then I secured a lively team and drove that money.” warfare on rogues. I therefore joined sons of man in their sojourn on this without meumng the extra expense of Now I began to realize my situation. the detective force, and, after duo study, the fields aud prairies cannut admire smallest of stars. ’ out, getting through with business so fire. Thoroughly chilled bv the long that I was book to take the 830 expreas His time looked natural again, and the took my place as a full-fledged detective. themselves nor each oth**r. The glorious tedious ride (Mime throe iuActi from the forests are not happy in their wu shad* load was off my tongue. I oh o felt that the boy sot Shivering while and silence. The fields and woods, with bote’ as I ifrove m», worrying tlie Home I could move my fingers a little. A wiitteb in the Boston Traiwcripf waiting for an aurwer, olmerving which honest, dignifi«*d ’ “ George Raleigh ! are you going to WAfiHiNOTOx, Vt, haa twelve men all their rich decoration, wait for man. thus relates a tale of woe : “ The young the dear soul oompassionatelv said • “ Well, did yim tmd uut ? ’’ he inquired, ; rob me ?’ J asked, finding my voice at wb<*e united ages art’ 1,056 yearn, viz.: He comes, and seeo, and admires, and lady came and tried to sell me a manu­ -Too look 00U, M S. P. Bailey, 100 years ; Charles French, loyes/iiad thus the reason of the earth’s script Stary. ‘ My teacher likes it,’ she give you something to warm vou." and ; last . in his pkassDt way. “Yes, it wn* on.the 13th, as I expect- i “ Well, some folks might cell it ‘ rob- 05; Charles Wright, 93 ; Leonard Brad­ existence is complete. said, when I repeated our usual formuh. CTowng the room, he reached* to the top hiiig,’ but we drew* up the term a little ford, 89; Jabez 1 ■’ikher, 88; Amasa Fair­ In a neighboring city, a few weeks of no space, no money, no time and no ” the ,TOdrobe, took down a glass jar, by calling it the only correct financial banks, 88; Caleb Carr, 88-; Harvey ago, one could liave seen amtmg trees in anything io her. ‘Teacher an editor •" from which be hmided the mtwenger—a Spaulding. 84; Ziba Crane, 84; William a large area, almost great enough for a I inquired finally. ‘No, indited,* was glass of Kenluckv “ moouahine?" idea of ever meeting him again than I Harden, 82; Joel Severance, 82, and park, a half-hundred workmen building the answer j ‘she's a jieraoii. e( refine­ one left out. Amos Ruasell, 88. . a structure of .steue. It was Gothic, ment aud education. * ” right tide tied my hands Iieliind me, forced the gag into my mouth. marked tlie senior partner, mIwu about ‘' There, now. You see you tiro nicely �•The Bobber*' I. by Smaller.” “And that is Schiller’s 1 ” concluded Hugo, in ■ escent raid intangible for prose.. Her triumph.—French paper. churned Ixmnty, her life and her fcctum* would The OH Morgan Wary. with milk to give it the flavor of butter. A pamphlet has been issued entitled : iv n.ien ui n ; iur wmiujh anal vain of ‘George Eliot “ American Political Anti-Masonry, with a. J *.. _A.__ *1... Good-Enough Morgan.” In order to no rvpeH, Imttoc. So for — it ia aoM ‘give the reader an idea of the narrative as butter it ia a miserable frond. The it may be well to state that in the year makers claim that it ia aa good aa any. and those who have watched the 1846, a Freemason,. by the name of butter and much better than « large incident* of her life sinbe she William Morgan, then residing iu Batavia, ahare of the butter sold. That is a pomt tered Washington, a precociot With which we have nothing to do. It ia witch of 16, will not be surprised at any attempted to mike an expose of Masonry. not butter, as that is the product of the cow, obtaixuxl titrough the medium of CUBIOVB AND INTERESTING. the milk, and contains several oonstitriver. Wlieii he disappeared ho was minta that the tat of the cow does not, Ax ant, three-eighths of an inch, long, quite bald and wore no whiskers. More and which cannot be added. Several of carrying a burden of one-sixth of n than a year after this time the Ixxly of a tliat all the packages of oleomargarine grain, moves at the rote of one mile in man wtis found forty miles east of tlie shall be distinctly marked with tlie w-ord eleven hours. The weight (a small one Niagara riveron the shore of Lake On­ in letters of a given size. This is well, compared with tliat they can carry) is tario, and an inquest declared it to be the so far os it goes, but does not prevent eighteen times their own. They oom- bcdy»f an unknown mon. The clothing the retailer frem serving it as butter. As Swith a man‘five and a half feet was taken core of bv one of what was weighing 140 pounds, carrying a then known as the Morgan Committee. oleomargarine can l»e made at much les-*< it of 2,500 pounds at the rate of Soon after this inquest Thurlow Weed, cost than butter can lx* produced, the who was chief of said committee, pro­ ■ale of it aa butter is injurious to the 176 miles in eleven hours. fessed to believe the body might l>e that dairy inftrest, and every dairyman an The hand has a great share in express­ every farmer is interested m preventing ing our too rights and freliugs; ‘raising of Morgan. He, therefore, had it dug its sale ami butter, and to this end a pe­ the hands toward heaven, with the jialms up and a second inquest held. The ixxly, tition is being circulated for signatures united, expresses devotion and supplica­ boms thus disinterred, was found to have asking Congress by a general law to pb)ce tion ; wringing tliem, grief; -throwing a full head of hair njxm its ht«d and full restrictions upon its manufacture and them toward heaven, admiration; de­ side-whiskers on its face. All this Mr. sale. But the capitalists who have money jected hands, despair and amoxement; Weej} well knew, for, in a letter- to theinvested in the manufacture of olemarga- folding them, idleness ; holding the fin­ No*' York Hrrald, written in 1875. ha rine are not idle. They have invited tlio gers intermingled, musing and thought­ X: “ The head was covered with long n hair of a chestnut color.” The Committee of Agriculture of Confess to fulness ; holding them and the eyes to visit th«ir factory ; they have also invited heaven, solemn appeal; waving Use hand second inquest declared the body to lx* a number of prominent chemists to do from us, prohibition ; extending tlie right' flint of Morgan, and it was buried uh such. tlie some*; their guests have been steam- hand to any one, peace, piety and safety; Bqt, doubt having arisen as to whether boated and dined and we suppose wined, scratching the head, core and perplexing tliere nod not been foul piny by Weed after tlie approved fashion. We do not thought; laying the right hand on tbr ; aiiyl otliers, tlie Ixxly was again disiiiknow what the effect will be upon the heart, affection and solemn Affirmation ; 'lerred, and a third inquest held nt Ba­ Congressmen, but we are very sure that holding ’ up the thumb, approbation; tavia. The head of the body this time tlie chemists will sav, ns they might have placing the right forefinger on tlie lips appeared very bald, and with no whis­ kers on the face, although tlie proof said before: “Gentlemen, your stuff is perpendicularly, liidding silence. showed tliat the head when found on the Dot injurious, it is as healthy as Ixjef-fat Serpents are said to obey the voice of shore was well covered with hair, and the need be, we see no objections, if people Tlie tnimpet-bird of face covered with whiskers. It woh also wish i»eef-tat with their bread, why they their master.. should not buy youra, but it is not butter America follows its owner like a spaniel, jiroven that the ixxly was four inches and no amount of steamboat or banquet and the jacann acts a« a guard to poul­ taller than that of Morgan, and waa tliat can make us say tliat it is.” We see no try, protecting them in the fields all day of one Timotliy Monroe. Citizens of Bataria, wljcre Morgan reason why colored and salted beef-fat, from birds of • prey, and escorting them home at night. In the Shetland ish« hail residi'd, testified tliat the ixxly was or colored and aalted hog's hog’s lord, lard, or puri-1---------gull defends— the--------flock I uot Morgan’s, and the third inquest wo fled and salted palm —which -------------------palm oil ou should not. be there is a g es ;; it is therefore After thia 4------------Eixmezer----Guffind eaten if one’a taste runs that wav, but | from eagles it is therefore regarded regarded as fis I. decided. —~~ -------they should not lie sold as butter, or a privileged bird. The chamois, bound- ^‘1 to weed, “ what arc you going to given out to one who asks for butter, ing over the mountain, are indebted for . <1°. *ith Morgan now ?’’ to which it was und tlie penaltv to one who does it should J their safety in no small degree to a spe- j said Mr. Weed gave the celebrated ro­ be most severe*. We notice of late a dis- ' cies of pheasants. Tlie bird acts as a P*y: ls a good-euougli Morgan till position to change the name of tlie stuff sentinel, for us soon us it Rets sight of a | after election.” Henry O’Reilley, the to buttenne—no, gentlemen : you chose nnui it whistle's, upon which tlie chamois, । editor of the Daily Advertiacr, pubyour own name at tlie beginning Oleo-1 knowing the hunters to be near, sets off liahwl some statistics intimating tliat margarine is quite a pretty name. and as at full “ speed. -■-.'L Th? Tlie artifices which ?h part- 1 w,wm1 ",had ‘'u, disfigured »•« the R head a.m1 an.l and face — •» • • to delude their of the corpse of Timothy Monroe so rat distinct from nutter as the stuff• itself, I। ridges and> plovers employ and we do not wish a name tliat may lead 1 enemies from the nest of tlicir jpoung to make it look like that of Morgan. to the confounding the two very distinct, may Ixj referred U» tis a case in pomt, as For this Mr. Weed caused O'Beilley to be articles. Letter can stand on* its own J well as the adroit contrivance of the hind indieted for libel. Tlie spit remained merits, with its own name ; let your stuff for the preservation of her young; fur untried thirteen years, thus harassing do the same, and may there l» laws I when she hears tlie sound of dogs she O’Reilley, but was finally nolle proscenough to make you do it .1 puts herself iu the way of tlie hunters, quied, and lately Mr. Weed has publicly ' 1 aud starts in u direction to draw them shited that the case was sworn off by Ifold Him His Own Hwurarr. nwny torn tta* fowim. U>>fo>.c«< <4 Un­ O’Reilley, so tliat he could not get a j trial. To tliis statement of Mr. Weed, ! i. „ • i * I effect of gnef upon animals are no less Mr. Y O’Reilley now replies : “« A — lawyer I — ---------------or Infor to P«>teKto mnl pr«*cal gkem. ( w h familiar with prominent legal proceed- 1 TbyupnH expect trntytonn. Sn.™ . 1U£ that 1U- . o inoo. uu.vuu.f. iu o iugs —r- at --- that — — - time ------ known ----- ---- — -- Weed’s ... • . ... contemporary. . cane, tell dead : the temale left the neat. ! cage, fell dead ; tlie female nest, ability for twelve years to cause trial to Years ago, in Penoliscot, Me., there । and, finding him dead, rejected all fixxl, be ba<l against us ou liis indictment is in lived a man by the name of H-----f', whose ! and died bv his side. itw«df a Gbel upon our judiciary system, greatest pleasure was in_torment----------- 1teig oui-'1 _•____________________ 1Ul(j k, ],declaration tliat he urged era. His own family were------- fiiwnU 1 A »«” Br*UII. Wblfl» Hl» Wlfo «od ' «* «bU- >■- W b~n .««*« ■[ butts of his sport. One cold and bhist- vow ciuu mm .viunv- . off, it may be rejx'ated bv us tliat it ering night, he retired to lied at an early Two Daughters, would require as much han! swearing as hour, his wife being absent st a neigh- ( Tlie horsewhipping of three ladies of i it would to moke tlie public believe that bur’s. Some time after, she, on return- gtxxl jxmition'in Steuben^-illc, Ohio, hits Morgan's corpse had grown four inches ing, finding the door dosed, demanded ! created a great sensation tliere. A young in length and crept, into Timothv Mon­ admittance. j girl nlxmt 16 years of age resides tliere roe's bre.'ches twelve months after his “ Who are yoq ?” cried Mr. H------ . j with hl-r parents, and, being handsome death. ”— Exchange. “ You know who I am ! Let me in— I and gay, she has many admirers among it’s very cold." ! the young men. Her father did not alThe Moon Not a Dead Star. “ Begone, you strolling vagabond ! I j low her to receive gentleman callers, hut .... j , Dr. wr. n. H. •>. J. mem, Klein, who wuo years ago anwant nothing of you here !" she .bedid didso Mon ou the the sly «lyneVA>rtlieleas. mwertheW Just fat in world o( .“But I must come in!" ’ before ' “ *»-•-■ ..... the whippum fook ptaee. her exliurt wleraora, the m.ra>. hra a brief Xm jn wWch “ What is your name ?’’ j, jrarat. and anteru.l rater weal down I "You know my name—it is Mrs. I, the street, atnwt, leaving bmvuig her at home. bome. bhortlr („r thal lh„ ,, alu-r their deputare‘Q young mm. railed j,.,xL H,. u, ..rammed home! to io see «eo uie the gin. girl. out But naa had omy only I drawings . . j,.], “ Begone ! Mrs. H----- - is a very like- 1 at the house of the noigh'.rorhood of lho the rvw new lv woman. She Deverkeepssudi lata *»<«“ there a few mmuU-s when th* । emter l<y GniithnDwu, which strongly hoora as this!” ' father returned. the two• in confirm me the uh theory of recent recent manges changes ou on .j ., i . a, On finding r . “ 1 1i coiuinu -od 01 Mra. :I‘he prior— tomther, the —father mfo d ciUs, ,j£, “If you don’t let me in,* replied ivput-o aim. n------- • -— ------ -dew — — — ^ ,Bnar ___ tr --in al. - i •■> Inuurb.n r rm.nia.tii Tt.r to tri make mriic.i short ulirirt . . ... ... . H------ , "I -will drownmvaelf tlie xmmuod. threatening drawings of Messrs. Nelson and Green wejj j»» work of 'tlie young man if he did not ‘ i in further proof thereof. Prof. Klein .. Tfo •» •• i ---.t; * make himself scarce, and the caller went ‘; adds that he announced the new depresa••Do Hyoupleccc- be replwd. OIWO fa llollM.C<.mck time. The She Ibra tool a log rad plunged it to; \ (ntlu.r (hra J, ,uble ,' ion near Hyginns as a crater from anal- । ogy. - It is a crater funnel, and even one I to the well, and returned to the side of curing a heavy horsewhip, returned to the door. Mr. H------ , hearing the noise the house for the piirjxjse of whipping of the largest. Toward the south there ' rushed from the house to save, as he the girl; but in the meantime the mother is a sliallow a)xxm-sha{»ed hollow, which supposed, liis drowning wife. She, at and married sister had come home, and terminates in a second small crater. In the same time, slipped in and closed the ' when he commenced to lash the girl the full sunlight, when tlie interior of tlie door after her. Mr. H , almost nude, ■ former interfered. He then turned his large hollow of the crater is no longer in shadow, the spoon-shaped hollow may in turn demanded admittance. attention to her and cut her in a very still lx> seen ns a gray sj>ot. By tlie use “ Who are yotl?" she demanded. brutal manner across the back, face, and of high pow«*nt it is remarked that the “Ton know who I am. Let me in, or hands, each stroke making a large welt environs of the new crater appear to be I shall freeze!” and drawing blood. Next the married ‘’Begone, you great rogue! I wont daughter attempted to shield her mother, fissured in a liewildering manner. Two fine furrows, like clefts in tlie soil, which nothing of you here !’’ and she also received a severe flagella­ extend from N. toward the .Snail mount­ l* But I must come in!’’ tion, tlie father following her into the ain, are the finest objects on the moon. “ What is your name ?” . street, where she run to escape him, and It is impossible.as yet to decide whether “You know mv name. It is Mr. i whipping her there in th.' presence of a ’ this formation in really volcanic. There H — “ ... . , , nmnlier of spectators. He is likely to Mr. H is a very likely man—he j Huffcr fur his action, for his wife aud' is one curious fact, however, which would seem to indicate tliat a mountain don’t keep such late hours.” < daughter, by the death of a relative, in­ of smok^liBM at one time Is-en seen on Buffice it to say, she, after keening him heK)ni0 $18,000 to 320,000 a short in the cold until she was satisfied, opened IU1<} he has had a good time' tlte moon. On July 2, 1797, Scliroter ' and Orliers examined a mountain situ­ the door and let him in. | q*ending it ever since, but the wife now at'd in tlie Sea of Vapors. This mount­ ——----- ----------- —-------— j declares she will live with him no longer, ain, which was ascertained to l>e 3,450 ‘ axd intends going to Wheeling to live with The ~ Power of‘ Beauty. ‘ feet high, has been seen neither before her married daughter, who resides there, nor since, and was probably merely a A most distressing affair, says a Wash­ and wtis only in Steulxm\-ille on a visit. mass of ♦ajxir. The fimnntion measured ington letter, recently occurred in the by Schroter lias diBanp^ared from the suicide of Capt Edward Wright, son of —New York World. moon, aud nearly in the same spot there Judge “Jack Wright, who was recently Sponge Underclothing. is now a crater. There sometimes occur, convicted and fined for his assault > u A Berlin inventor has patented a new too, on the surface of the moon, nebulous kind of cloth, which consists principally strata of very long duration, which have or entirely of sponge. The Hjamges are, no analogues <m the earth. He who ex­ the ordnance corps, and his improve­ first thoroughly beaten with a heavy aminos carefully the materials furnislied ments and experiments in his line have hammer, in enter to crush all the min­, by the numerous olxiervations made ou eral and vegotablo impurities so that; lunar formations from the time of they can be easily washed out They Oruithuiaen uj> to our own day, says Prof. beautiful Bessie Pnschal, daughter of a are then dried and pared like a potato, Klein, will arrive at the conclusion that noted Texas lawyer, and divorced wife with a sharp knife, the parings lieing things are going on upon the surface of of Frank Gassaway. A mare fascinating sewed together. The fpbric thus obtained this neighboring world which wo os yet and lovely woman is seldom seen tlum is free from all the danger which some­ can know nothing about she, and, after a two-weeks' acquaint­ times arises from the absorption of i>oinance, they were married. Three months onoiw dyes into the systomj it al»«bH No Fooling. rup> thev separated,"and since than Capt. without checking the ]xa*spixatiun, so us Albnay girls stand no fooling.' Ono of Wright'had been depressed and gloomy. to diminish the danger of taking cold ; thorn vm to have 1mm*d married a day or After a painful interview with her lust it is a bud conductor, and, therefore, week they jmrted finally, she winging heljie to maintain a uniform surface tem­ two Mince, and tlie girl was aU ready, the her way to Philadelphia *sul frcsli fort­ perature ; it can be more readily cleaned minister on hand, and the feast spread, unes, and he ending his unhappy life by than the ordinary woolen garments, sad but still no bridegroom. ‘Til .wait for a pistol shot from his own hand. The its flexibility diminishes the liability of him just ton minutes,” said the girl, “and then Fni open to proposals.” Ten career of las wife han Ixsen sometliing chafing. minutes flew by like the wind,and a little remarkable. Seldom outside of novels red-haired fellow, with ft paper collar, and old memoirs do we know of a woman The Greateat Work ©f (teethe. and his trousere all frilled at the bottom, exerting such power over men by the Victor Hugo never could abide Goethe. stepjMxl np, propoaed, was accepted, mere spell of basutj\ Graylieard* aud callow youths liave wonihipud her, end Good reason why. The great German married and scooped in tlie banquet. grave profeMsiomd men gone wild As » said at “ Notre Dame” that it was a niceenough story, but villainously valueless It is estimated that seventy years and from a historical point of view. “Goethe?” SI,000,000 will be required to complete said Hugo, scornfully, when his name the excavation/! at Pompeii. AGAIN TO THE i Naahvill*, Michigwa. With an IMMENSE STOCK of New and Fre«h ORNO STRONG, Spring Goods AND TEEMING WITH CUSTOMERS omci nr tbuman-s brick, heookd btobt. is •» •« M0 M0 11.00 M0 TJ0 "" 17.00 MN IMS S3 Th* Nawslua a thorough, bona fide rinahUoB HAPPY IN BARGAINS Our stocks for the Spring of 1880 consii M usual, of th* ------------------------ - —----------- le hou<e* in New York, Detroit and Chicago, which may be enumerated under the head* of O lo tiling;. Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Nashville gliwrtonj. VILLACH OFHCEKS Killen. Ladle# and Gents1 T'urnirihing Goods C. lioUi*. Shtitiitf. ETHODIST EPISCOPAL CHCliCH-J tow. I'Mlor. S^nlro* every Hibl>*i M ash villi lodge. No. jmf. * a. h lar communication on mcIi Wcdoe*«J*j 7 o'clock tharp. on or before the full of tin Transient brother* are cordially larked. ROBERT McCARTNY, N THE CELEBRATED DtVIS AND SINGER SEWING MACHINES! They cannot fail to please the Ladies. JOHN L. SMITH, Secretary. § twiner girretory. W. H YOUNG, b. Office Ea*: aide of Main Street, NaihvlDt * Office hour* from * to 9 *. m- *od4 to 1 p. tn M IL A. BARBER, Homeopathic Phyriclan and Surpron near residence, on corner of W**Ulug M• D.Office, tot. and State Street*, Na*hville. Mich. CHAS. il. BRADY, and Conreyanclng a epecialty. fcxlniy and Pen•lon Claim* promptly attended to, and all ether bu*lnc** entruil*? to my care. Office oppoeite Un<>U llouac, Naahrille Mich. LEWIS DURKEE •IB, Notary Public, Real Eatatc and Ineur EMORY PARADY. Convtyancing । tally »nd promptly aUaodad to. Cffite tustice of the pkace V aid* Malo 8tn*t, NaahviUa Mich. WAL PARMENTER, D- Offlee over Hull** Drug Her 1V1. montvIH*. Mich. W. H GRISWOLD, D. Homoeopathic Phyalclan and Surgeon. • Office over D. C. Griffith** atore. Residence corner Phillip* and Durkee atreeta. Prompt atten- M A. M. FLINT, OUR SYSTEM OF HANDLING ONLY Hon­ est Groods and selling on the basis of Three Feet to the yard and Sixteen Ounces to the pound, enables us to hold all our old custom* ers and gain new ones every week. A visit to the PIONEER STORE will convince the incredulous of this fact. We aim to please patrons both in quality and price of goods offered them. Although most goods have advanced from 15 to 25 per cent we are selling many of them at the old prices. Try us and see. N. B.—Will continue to pay the highest market price in exchange for all farm products. L. J. WHEELER, Prop’r Pioneer Store, Nashville, Mich. J^ow IS THE TIME To Take Advantage of the GREAT SPRING BOOM. It Can Be Found at collection* prutapUr m*de. ( Qriffi.b'* Store, KuhrUis, Mkh. £ PARADY, ANUFACTUBERoX Boot* aud Shoe*. Mak Inc and repairing neatly done, alto atrld attan- M ~rFB7KASEY, D. C. GRIFFITH’S Where he is constantly opening Good*»nd R*cg*x« carried ul*ce In the rtlUye. Stout bone*. DRAYMAN. and wilUny hand*. CHARLES SCHELDT. ( KHMITH. »tt-r>‘t, proaq>lly t<. all work I • |-.lfo<-J.»uiltK*n'i lion.-line, at hia -------- IN---------- SHisctllancous Cards. yyOLCOTT HOUSE, ville, Miohigan. C. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. Thl« 1* a nt* 1 loir I. consrally located, veil kept, and It* Mln™ are a|wa*i anrc of celling b«tA«r aacon>n>u<l»t:ou* for <!«• amount paid, than *1 any other hotel In Barry county. Three Snl-<l*a*8a— pie Room* ou nr*l iluoi. CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, Boots, Shoes, Notions, Etc. IF It is economy to trade with me, for I will not allow any merchant t» undersell me, who sells for CASH. P J. PUKCIIU, Boss Barber. JJERI-J YOU HAVE THEM. C. DILLIN. • ‘ Notary Public, J When we say this, we mean that you hay* Maple Grove, Mich Bargains in Spring Goods. g LIMBHAU8ER, And Dealer in READY MADE CLOTHING, We are opening the largest and moat complete stock *T • SPRING GOODS, that we hare ever had the PTnoh-vllle, MtcH. pleasure to present before the people of rpHAT HUSBAND OF MINE! Nashville and vicinity, as * call at Get* hl* 8HAVIXG aad HAIR CUTTIKG our store will fully prove. A. L. KASEY’S, DEESS GOODS and PRINTS, J£.A* BOSH ’ "THE BOSS" BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, H ASHVILLE, . Hl CH. Repairing doo* vllh Nmimm *nd Di*p*tch yyiLLIAM JONES, It must also be remembered that we also carry an ImmsooM stock of BOOTS, SHOES, AND ALL KINDS 5 FOOT COVERING, HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC. DENTISTS tF Wa buy for CASH and buy very eloae - and conaequantiy our euatooM have th* buMfliofit. �MAIN LINE. Good* Cheap, *a span of horses were burned and no one in the vicinity knew of it till mom- ; [From «mr ragsiar aom^codent-] Lomdom, Exo., May 10,1880. roent otBcud rtBtem.nl that no ^•a.«0IMX«><o»-o(lh.o...ubrtI- Ed. Hogan of Jackson an amateur Aeronaut ascended iu a balloon from that, place Turoday mum fog and took an aerial trip northward to Dau vilLIngham Co., and returned safely to Jack­ son in the evening. He estimated that his greatest attitude was 8 miles. A tramp entered a house at Boynecity last Wedaeaday, sod in vile lan­ __________ _________________ guage demanded a meal. He then -" -— ” t_ plcknd d up .n — .x -and ttried to kf!I kill the man of the lious*-. He was »• • “ arrested and lodged in jail at Charlevoix when he piledthe chairs and benches against tlie door, and then set fire to them, and .when taken out was nearly sgfiocated. The tail was burned to the ground- Jut the iuw. We wll > WOMAN’S BLIFPKR, ManufaeturCB the Finest Goods in Central IH ------ _.Wao*,». ArrtM CM^fcWh.a Pay Expn*. Ills p.m Arrive Chk««» r»» !• ■>. Arrive CHcmo ?«£.« PaeMe n---- 1fc» a. m. Arrive CbUar? fcM ». m Wm tew »>em ~ Mail----- ....---- #40 p. a>. Arrive Detroit Sul From 25 eta. up. »n>. LADIES ENGLISH TIE, A beeuty. at and IUor the season of1880. I am prrpured to furnish the public HANDLE GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. Unquestionably the best Built and Easiest Riding lute for butter, called oleomargarine, had been shippml from the United At •100 SoSd, our Woman. | States to Europe, during the past year, has naturally created songa'excitement . among groeers and dairypian ou thia EATQN 00UKTT ITEMS. side of the Atlantic. As was naturally With Heal Plate and a Grand Ledge is to have a new grain to be expected, a great cry was raised by Die butter-men against the sanitary elevator of 80,000 bu. capacity. John Laverty of Charlotte and one of character of the new article of com­ FRENCH HIP the pioneers of Eaton Co., died last merce, and most disgusted stories have Sunday, aged 83 years. been circulated in print in regard to , Mr. A. B Gillispie of Grand Ledge At $2.50, worth $8.00. A Miss and Childs Slip, from 60 cents up. th? material and process of ita manu­ attempted suicide ou the 15th in«L, In mens shoes we have a facture: Cheni^ts have been sot to but did not succeed, although he is now very fine assortment of work analyzing it, and it may lie said in a critics’ condition. low cut and a A novel trotting match was held gt of them as of all other experts, “op­ the’Eaton Rapids driving park last pinions differ.” But a recent article in Wednesday in which the premiums the London Grocer,, a high authority' were uata instead of money. in England on all f<iod questions, in - Reuben Hall, a tough character of which the writer not only insists on the Bellevue has been arrested on the charge of rape preferred by Mrs. Conk­ A few Russet Plow Shoes at $1.40, and purity aind excellence of the new pro­ lin aud is now in jail awaiting trial. . / a few ■ duct, but even gives it preference over Mrs. Farrington of Bellevue was ordinary butter,'lias pretty effectually thrown from a wagon by a runaway team last Monday und seriously inur­ “silenced the opposition.” A divorce case will shortly come up ed. Both arms were broken, a sholder dislocated and her head badly cut. in the English courts which is quite Anderson Stott Woodfin, better From $8.00 up. SCOTCH SUITS at BOON, BANG! certain to arouse a considerable inter­ known as "Old Mmor” a negro 96 years $11.00, $18.00, and $15.00 est in America ns well as in England. old, died in Eaton Rapids on the 13th MENS AND LADIES For % few days only J. & G: Mtakin’s It is perhaps not very generally known inst. He had been a" resident of that tliat Mr. Henry Irving the celebrated place for ten years nnd had been a slave for over 70 years of his life. IT IS GENERALLY KNOWN tragedian, was married some fifteen or The largest mortgage ever put on sixteen years ago to Miss Florence record in Eaton Co. was given by the In an endless variety, all the way Warranted not to craze or crackle. O’Callaghan, nn Irish Indy of good old C. At G. T. R. R. last week to E. W. from $1.00 up. Our stock of family. At the time of liis marriage Meddittigh and John ■ Bell ns tnisteeiHATS is complete ranging Tea Cupsand Saucers 40 e. from 7 eta up. Just re­ Mr. Jrving wns id a comparatively hum­ for the sum of six million dollars. It “ ’* " -•* handled 50 c. covered 15 pages of the record. ceived, a fine as­ ble position. Ho had made no reputa­ Tea Plates When C^omTiinecl W itli sortment of An Eaton Rapids huckster while tion Man actor, and was regarded by gathering bones in the yard of an exBreakfast Plates Fancy the family nnd relatives ot bisgrille as tnedieal man of that place discovered Dinner “• We. but little better than a strolling plnyer. that lie was handling human boues. Coffee A Sugar when his young blood began to freeze They ctrongrjmbjccted to the match, and each particular hair to stand on Canned Goods per can A-tg ICriHent ial in not because they dtMiked Mr. Irving end like thu porcupine quill. Peas, Beans, Strawberries, Corn, Black­ personally, but because he wm an act­ A western bound train on the Chicago ' berries, Cherries, Etc. or. The young lady was romantic and They are Nobby too. Our all & Grand Trunk R. R.. was thrown into ; bigK spin'ed. The opposition which sire 7»et with from her friends nnd rel- the ditch lietweeD Bellevue and Olivet alives only seemed to make her more last Sunday, and Charley Webster the I resolute, nnd she became the wife of the engineer was slightly injured. The 1 AT ANY PRICE. Therefore I place my Goods upon the Market, confidentially tlie actor, who has vnee won his way accident was caused by aliout 40 feet of j At $4.00, worth $5.00 PRINTS for 6|, ' to the highest rank in his profession. the track being washed out by the re­ believing they will stand the test, and prove highly satisfac ­ HouhIh 6, 7, 74 and 7f cents per yard. For utirae all «t» well.butjwhen the ro­ cent rains. tory to all who purchase. of Beef, Pork Veal, Mutton and Steak, mance of the uffnir waa over the young LAWNS for 13| and 14} eta per yard. Not a Good Witness. Indy concluded that she had mode a "so tender as never vas.” mistake. Perhaps Mr. Irving enme to P. K’s. from 9 to 10 cents. the same conclusion, for it is said that BOSS BOLOGNAS A lawyer who was defending a cise the lady possessed a fiery temper and a of aisaultand battery in the Police If you read this don’t forget the place. very jealous disposition. While Pef- Court tlie other day was given to un­ For the whole population. ruc’histnmvd his Kate by smashing the derstand that he could secure a valua­ W. C. AYLSWORTH. chairs and china Mr. Irving does not ble witness in the person of a woman seem to have followed that example, near where the "battery” had occured but for n while, no doubt, expected to and he therefore made a call at the dressedat a momenta notice. attain mntrimunuil felicity by leas vio­ house and requested her to detail all lent means. . “All these tilings and many more, the circumstances. CELEBRATED There is every prosoect of a lively You can always find the following articles, or will be made to Call aud see meat tlie corner store." ■‘Well, sir,” she began, "I sot right London season. So many new men here, holding this ’ere baby on my lap order : Ail kinds of have been made members of Purlin and I was siugiug; 'Darling, I am ineut tliat n large Dumber of money- firowing old.’ The baby he was equal­ ■ spending families will, ns a natural re­ ing great guns, my boy William was C. W. SMITH. sult, lie added to our population. It is making up faces at hisself in the glass, scarcely likely that »ho defeated ex­ and the man what owns the house was ! members will give up resi..r their^town . ----trying to get m to tell us that if wc\ OSBORN REAPERS AND MOWERS, SULKEY RAKES, ■knees. Alreiul, » roouderabl? numw op w.M be bnaneed." I berof K...., the th. new men have arrived in “YeZ” renmeked the lawyer. I Shovel Plows, Corn Cultivators and Harrows both Square and town, and the claim are made lively by "Well, sir. all of a sudden I heard a butterfly. their presence. The heavy rain ot tlie rumpus on the street, and I pitched post few days has caused the Drive this ’creyoung ’nn on the bed, give and tlie Row to lie deserted, but a re­ William a cuff on the ear, aud ran to turn of suitaliinc will bring out our the winder. Sech a sight as 1 seed, “fiu»hinnahl»wi” like so many butterflies. sir!” Double and Single^. Heavy and light, unsurpassed in Etyle, qual­ .»O 1 car# before the Public. Tte rullpian PbIbo. Car Co. lave ^'Describe it madam—describe the ity and low prices. .Repairing done cheap. Callars, Collar rtartwl u n-tr.-.l,,n,-nl r,1r..,, tl|.. °re«t |, — a®.ir a. vim iiau lust ,un<. i,ra run u> non il." Pronounced by all to be the moat Northern Railway, and it is to ply be“Well, sir'there was •Mrs. Perkins, i Pads and in fact everything in the Harness line. tween Leeds and London, enabling who never had half tlie husbands nor ■ plauant and efficacious remedy now io passengers to dine and lunch en route. eddieashiin I’ve had. sa‘ling right by [ use for the cure of coughs, colds, huarseA trial trip was made on Saturday be­ ray door with a calico train four feet I « • i a* i i • j c • m tickling sensation in the tween Petetsborough and London, a long, and never as much as looking at Carriage*, lop nn<| Single buggies nnd Spring wagons I run- throat> whoopinic conKh> fcte. Over a distance of seventy-six miles. my house, though I leut her a summer | Alpha. niing it specialty. Old tops made to look as good as new million bottles sold tnthin the last few squash and two onious only last night i atdark!” i______ ____ b__ __ __________ ________ Ke member we huve a foundry and are always ready to rea- !/«««• It gives relief where ever used, "And the fight!” queried The lawver. j U« worft lf»o, repniT thc dsuurgv 'with it»e owwt impart benefit — that ...................................... * *’ of Cast MICHIGAN SEWS. pair make or furnish anything made or Wrought “nd tho P°wcr to____________ "Was there a fight, sir? If there was ,"V,*O7“‘K ” cflHNOt Ihs the hadcough from mixtures ___^L ____ from l'.n nottobl.m. mr. I did tlnnk »< !‘W Iron. use.- SpW Sold by bv all druggists drueeistsat _ „ _. , —_ -- -w -w- -r i now *in ” [lsc at 25 Morse Bros, drug store at Marcell aw nrst I <1 gO'OUt and put a new eye brow | .,ltbe »y»ten>. »»■! that nueh par»lj-*i» i» th« ItnmeI cents per bottle. on the old Jade for putting on style diaw pn>cu»orr>f <je»ih. was destroyed by fire last Sunday. over her betters, but William he got For^to bys>» droghUami d«sl«r» BrnerBlIy. Horseshoeing and Job Work done by the best of workmen, i Marcus Thede of East Saginaw shot the tack hammer fast iu liis mouth just r,,u..... tl vumDi tetivn ’ Liver Pills arc also high­ himself with a revolver on Munday. than, the baby kicked himelr off tlie rFHfc ou> ESTABUSHED Casting a specalty. Scrapers and Farm Bells cheap. Chilled lySellers recommended for curing livqjr comArthur Clement of Fenton was kill­ bed, and site sailed out of sight itronnd 1 Kettles, all sizes, Col- plajnt, constipation, nick headache, fe ed by lightning while walking on the the corner. I’m nn innocent woman jj JANI) RELIABLE FURNITURE FIRM OF I and land sides to fi| utmost any plow. street Wednesday. sir, aud if. I'm tooken up I'll sue for । umns for brick buildings, Iron Fencing &c. ver and ague, and all diseases of the A severe hail storm nm^ed over a damages—the worst kind of damagei stomach and liver. Sold by all drug a portion of Kent Co. last week doing sir!”— Detroit tree Prexs. gist at 25 cents per box. considerable damage. A prisoner in the jail at Lancaster 1 Are on Hand with a Horace and Albert Mixon of Farming­ HAS REMOVED ton, Oakland Co. were arrested on the wns five nioDtlis digging through a i Pittsburgh, Pa. ANEW LINE OF 21st, charged with the murder of L. R. wall which separated him from the . sheriff ’ s dining-room, instead t-f liberMot ley. P TT. BOISE, tv . y TT T TJ R E WHERE HE WILL KEEP A FIRST CLASS STOCK OF Alvin Drew of Grand Rapids was ar­ rested bust Monday charged with an “I am thy father's spirit,” as the ! Of Every Description. attempted outrage upon a little girl 9 pint flask said to the inquisitive urchin j Which will Defy Competition in every (Successor to Boise Bros.) years bld. who hud been investigating the cup- । YOU CAN FIND AT MY STORE OF ALL KINDS, Wm. Lends, a celebrated man of board. Respect. Remember that all ottr Sharon, Jackson Co., wjih killed by Goods, which we Manufacture, lightning al Mattawan during tire storm are Warranted in Every Freemasonry would appear to flourish ' of Inst week. even nt the cannon’s mouth. Shortly Respect. Tlediciuen. Chemicals, Fredrick Vogler of Oxford, attempt­ after the occupation of Cabal a warrant ed to shoot a farmer named Thos. Rol- was granted for the opening of the Paints. Oils, Varnishes, kFk with a revolver last Saturday lodge Seaforth. Capt. Stewuit Maken- We are also prepared to furnish any­ at Grand Blanc. zie of the Ninth Lancers living installed thing in the Surgical Instruments I UaT have myr»">ploy employ first-clmw firat-cbuM workmen and can give good satisfaction. Call first Master. Master. The The title title ef ef the the lodge lodge L *! in W Ed.Hoskius of Onondaga was found aa “ first And all the leading Remedies in EIME, and see me before you purchase, dead in tlie wood* near that place litat is given because the Earl of Seaforth u LN’BERT A KING Tuesday and it is supposed that Ire bead irc-au ui of iiicviud the elan M’caenxie, ckenzie, to wnicn which uie the .' I'nntain lu.lnni.j Yf —...... of c i . we bare . . mort eomphU . Use .. ot . commuted suicide. Vel<?.,,FS-Onl Co,1Money A« the The eagle plaster mills and ware the Third Sikhs, who was present at I j School Books, bouses at Gr ind Rapids were consumed Blank Books, fa**^^*4 ORIGINAL AMD ONLY GENUINE by fire on Wednesday. Loss $40,000. ‘ KUBEs, ob^ hhko.’i^ . bis 33d degree. sltaULUB <v< . Mlscellan’s Books. Insured for $18,000. A LABOR LIMB OB . A western bound freight on M. C. R. Of any one iu the country. R. eolided with the construction train A fashionable and reajiectablp look near Nichols station and ten. cars were ing female resident of Rochester, N. Y. Photograph Albums wreokml. NoHvealost. expected her "pa” in on an evening A somnambulist named John Oxen- tram and was at the station to meet fard jumped from the third story win­ him. It was a little dark and she threw dow at Mitakepm and broke faHh iris tier arms around the neck of the first Wall Paper and Bordering, thigita. No hopes of his recovery. man who looked like him. who proved for funeral occasions furnished free of | (TRIMMKu FREE J A couple ot Jackson lads have come to be a hoilrybeaded old sinner who was AS FINE A LINE OF charge. J " i grief, through the careless use of drumming for a Boston grocery. With * arras, one being shot In the thigh the great presence of mind for which tliis gentry are distinguished be folded J. LENTZ A SONS. id the oilier through the hand. As tliere ia in town, and all war­ her in a long, affectionate embrace. A couple of lads stoned a way car No. By this time the girl got a sniff of his ranted to bo as represented or money refunded. breath and suddenly tore herself loose j with a sweet little terrified shriek j one of the passenger*. CALL AND SEE ME crying: “Why. you are Jitft my father!’, ie being ciroibited to«vcure . The < „, M n ,BH playfully imptun aumnira * buylM any uf the nbrnro mcoUon*d artM old man admitted um that'■ « rlwvl..Tv. as 1 ittu Mt« you tnoury. if C. G. VS uldo the Tekon- • lie ’t. -Jj He also admitted. — w:uMi — admitted, Inter later iu I t rbo wa» aeiit to Jack-nn in the evening, that he had paid $500 fur' ~ Prescript". ycm». ft is ebumod that1 the dnunond pin she arridentolJv carri- ' JS? . edoff in tier bosom. KID BOOT BUCKLE ALEXIS, r • Buggy o o To t>e foiin<l in I he Market: LIFTERS IRON STONE CHINA! Workmanship and Materials THE IDEAL OF THE TRUE ARI'IST, Light-Weight Pants, CALF BOOTS Kat-lors All Goods of this Manufacture, coffee~and tea Choice E. COOK FARMH& IMPLEMENTS, LUMBER Cash paid for Produce SELLERS’ COUGH SYRUP! WAGONS, BEACKSMITHING, J. LENTZ 4 SO NS . „ wotocT,. • Opposite Cook’s Carriag-e Works I > 14 IT<1 GIST, AVliip-*. IlotoeiH. Dusters, &c. Best Heavy Harness from $33. to $35. Single Harness from $12. upward. Patest & Propriatory Medicines T ™ NICHOLS,SHEPARD & CO.BattleM,Ba VIBRATOR A GOOD HEARSE F. T. BOISE. �THIS WEEK YOU WILL FIYD AT KATOBDAT. . VICINITY LOCALS WKHT K*L*aO ITMH. Geo. Crowell has sold Ms farm to the Maaou brothers. Fred, son of E. D. Williams, is jast recover* ng from a fever. James Lriierteaux of Marshall, spent last Sunday in this section. Tne chicken-pox has made its appear­ ance in the west part of town. Mrs. Martin V. Wilcox of Fort Henly. Neb. is visiting at W. 0. Wilcox’s. John W. Fowler went to Saline last week and secured a wife io the person of Miss Minnie Osborn of that town. The heavy rain of laat week was a set-back to the corn planting, but it gave the growing crops a Pvely boost. By a letter received last week, of re­ cent date from Nebraska, wo learn that there had been no rain of any cqosc quence for'over a month, and vegeta­ tion was very badly parched. Yonr correspondent has a ’‘hard tack1 oi sea Jjiscuit, that was dealt ont to him on board a steam-ship on the Atlantic Ocean before the bombardment of Fort Sumpter in 1881. 19 yean* ago. We learu from the U(itck that Dr. C. C. Sbermnn will locate in Danville, Ing­ ham Co. to practice iiis profession. The Doc. is a Kalamo boy, who has hosts of friends, whose best wishes will fol­ low him. Wa'lacc Matteson caught in a two gallon jai, standing inn wugou, clear from any obstruction, three incnes of water, actual measurement, during the rain on Friday night of last week. 0! but didn't it rain though T. Speaking of swearing in last week’s Newt, you failed to sny how the poor persecucted correspondent got along when ho read in print what purported to be his writings, !»ut.O, how chang­ ed !; vide. West Kalamo, lost issue. Rev. Mr. Bassett of Lenawee Co. ad­ dressed the Sunday School in the Mat­ teson school house Inst Sunday fore­ noon, and preached in the Quail Trap school house, Mnple Grove, in. the af­ ternoon. ‘He is father of Calvin BnsKctt of Maple Grove aud Albert Bassett of this town, nnd was ^visiting those families. A little girl about four years of age had been permitted to visit a family, where a blessing was nsketl before par­ taking of food; she not being accus­ tomed to such proceedings,quietly look­ ed on with great wonder, an.d on re­ turning home said to her mother: "ma’ ma’, you learn pa'pa’a little story to tell nt the table liefore we begin to ent”. “Why! my child”, asked the surprised they all get to the table begins to tell a littls story,nnd the folks all drop their heads until he gets through, then they all move their chairs up to the table and begin to eat, and I think it looks real niee ”. , Ed Reese was up in this section from Battle Creek, n fe w days ago, anil stop­ ping at John Davis’for the night, found the family ab-ent at Nashville, there being no one at homg to play the host or hostess, nnd the evening fast pass­ ing n way, Ed Itegan to look around for a bed on which tolsy his sleepy form; Hading a good soft lied in close prox­ imity to the main room. Ed took pos­ session anil was doing a g<Mx| job of sleeping, wfien late in the evening John drove home witn his wife nnd inither. the women folks alighted from the wagnn and entered the house and John proceeded to care for his noraes, when, on entering the house and passing the room where Ed lay nicely tucked np, the women beheld a man in the bed. Thoughts of tramps robbers, murder­ ers, etc. entered their minds, out of the house they ran, crying “John!, John!, there is a man in the house, and he is in lied hurry up”. John threw tl e harnt-ss off* the horses in a twinkling, prepared fdr a battle with a giant tramp, ran into the house with blood in his eye, determined that there would lie one le« iu tliis world in about a minute, but Just as he got ready to take Ed by the heels and; knock his brains out, a discovery was mnde, "Ed is that you F* “Well I guess it is, how 'o you dof”. which committea Mr. W.C. Bodine was chairman, ooMUtin g of a series of rtaolntions ai>d recommendations in substance an follows: 1st. A resolution that all gonid' citi­ zens should unite to suppress, by legal means, if necoMiary, the unlawful use and sale of whisky in the village. ' Sira. That all gaming rooms and un lawful, places of resort -where persons may assemble to drink should tie cluaed. 3d. Tliat the village ordinances in regard to this matter should be so re­ vised, that suits for violations of the liquor law may be brought under them. 4th. That a village attorney be em­ ployed os legal adviser and public pros­ ecutor, •Lastly the rqpeting resolved to form a league, having a sufficient financial btsis to enforce obediences to the law, both on the part of tlie vender nnd tlie user'. For this purpose a committee of five was appointed by the chair to draw up articles of confederation and solicit the' pledges of all who are interested in order iu tlie village. Tlie matter will ndt rest here. The community is wide awake and thoroughly In earnest in their determination to bring tliis evil within lawful bounds, (even Then it will lie' broad enough) and, I take it, their purpose will not lie thwarted. There is do expressed desire to do any­ thing in the way of crushing out, but simply (hat men who drink, and men who sell, shall abide by the law in their drinking and selling as other people do in their business. A HOUSEHOLD MEFD. G.A. TRUMAN An elegant line of Summer Dress Goods, Buntings of all descriptions, plain and in lattice work, Linens, Lawns, P K’s, Organdies, Mulls, Chambra, &c. Novelties in Parasols and Fans, Ladies effort to keep only the newest patterns. Lace, Silk and Embroidered Tiesj Lace Top Gloves, ‘‘Long” Silklfi^Urin all col­ ors, Embroideries and Silk Handkerchiefs, Ladies Hosiery in great variety just opened and selling low, Ladies and Gents Gauze underwear, Linen Lap Robes, Gent’s Linen Coats and Ulsters, Nobby Straw Hats and a thousand other novelties for summer wear. I am bound to keep the largest line of th’sse goods in . A book o^l the liver, its diseases nnd their treatment sent free. Including treatise upoh. Liver Complaints, Tor­ pid Liver, \Jnundicc, Billiouaness, Headache, Constipation, Dvr pepsin, Mriana^eter-^AddreM Db. Hanford, 262 Brofidway, New York Citv, N. Y. _______ (33-36) Nashville and as the demand is continually increasing. (». A. TRUMAN. They x.Il doit. Go to the Old Reliable Market for Fresh, Salt nnd Smoked Meats of all kinds. Henry Roe, Proprietor. A Card. ----- BELIEVING THAT------ Nashviiif win soon Ri- Largest and Best Selected Stock val the County Seats pTTD'M’TrpTT'pp HARDWARE, cull*' be uceiden tally mad., a preparation that cared bia only child of ConMumption. HU child l> now In thia country, and enjoying the beat of iiimptlon can tw poaliivt ly and pencancntly Iron, Nails, Glass, Stoves, Tinware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, and Brushes • -AL8O- ConimoTi Our Undertaking Departmn’t Complete In every particular. Wcftuarantec Prices that Can’t - Undersold. Thanking our autncr»u« patron,of the past aea>:>. wr shall cDtieavnr by fair •l.alin; n.rtirraaQn• ■!<• prieea to double their tinniber during tbc year Having Isiught for cash. M> expenses arc low. I do not sell goods at cost, mH. Br.dy aud BoNurt H. Ilrady. of.ln.and lo tl e but a: a fair living profit. f llowlnsj dc»crib«i real eatatc, altualrd In the r»|. lagv of Jfw rille, county of Ra.-ry, Stale of MleM- 2 OOOKA eocra ar^wotcoTT Hocaa. A FIRST-CLASS TINNER Kellogg, Demaray dt Co. pKHBRN A'rrFXTlOX. Always ready at moderate rates. SPECIALTIES: 1 j Builders Hardware, ( ommlMloncr's Notice. In the matter of Ibc. »tate of MINERVA COR­ Pure White Lead, LE W. I fornici ly Mloerr* Hill] deceased, we, Ibc undrreiitiird, having been anpainti-d bj the Probate Pure Ohio Boiled and ' Raw Linseed Oil, Lard, Castor. nr Maple Grove. Barry Co, Mich., on Wednesday th* ihirUetb d«y of June, A D. IMO, and on Golden, Sperm, Virginia Lubricating Oils. for the purtxwof examine and allowing said claim* I HENRY HOUGHTALIN. Sheriff, by Wm. H. POWERS, Under She.iff. Clement Swhb, Attorney for PI Alni iff*. SCIPIO MILLS Now being in first-classriimiingorder, with a tho~onghly ' COMPtTENT MlilEB in attendance, we guarantee satisfac­ tion to all those who may favor us with their patronage. Those who prefer can have their WHEAT EXCHANGED FOB FLOOR without COOK STOVES. at the Mill at the lowest prices. __ __ _ Xlld A<»» and many other Dtoeaaea that lead loinaanlty or Comum pilon at>d a prmnMuro grave. Ful 1‘nrtlcular* In our pamphlet, which wrdralro to wnd fre. by mall to every one. The SperlUc Medkino la ^tlrL"Mdnimf<nty.l?¥*<^Or *‘X ?***. y by addtr»in« „ YHI ORAY MEDICINE CO., No. 10 Mechanic*! Block, Detroit, Mkh. j^lLUMERY! I would respectfully announce le the public that I am now local, d in my YANOT GOODS, GLOVE8, —Mirre, CO t: SETS, EMBROIDERY, HATS, FLOWE1UJ, BONNETS, ETC.. I DRESS MAKING Having rented nnd fitted np the store known os the old Boston Store, three doors north of Smith’s Grocery, for MRS. O. M. YATK8. Millinery Rooms, I shall be happy to meet nil my old customer* and many gOOT *SD HBot dtOP. new ones, who are in '•cedof goods in I ara wv BLIwnne In my n«w *hop In the bulMins my line. I mu receiving new goods ey- recent y vaoond by Mr* Crocker, where I am pre­ ------------- -—-—1 cry week from Chicago trad othei bus- ,pared to make rp* Bailey & Wood tiaye a hnmera inetM places aud am prepared to funtish BOOTS and SHOES, sln>p :n full blaxi, you will do well to all the noveltine of the. mmaoo. Call call on them before purchasing any­ and sou tun and got prices. Trimmed thing in ; the harnewe line, liepairing hate as low us fifty cents. done in the best style. Mbs. L. O. Crocker. . A. BURCMAN j FINEST SEI ED BOOT IN THE WORLD. FARMERS A MECHANICS T rt ft I C* I III II \ ■ V ULVi | ,, „ . ,, „ aOd MOe m<’’ B°aPeC“nlbr» ARANK C. BOISE. ASHVILLE LIVERY. COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. I Repairing Done in the Best Manner Possible! , Give Me a Call ’ Sign, the Big Boot J. OSMAN, Prop. I *m prepared .to furnlah NEW STORE, SINGLE OB DOUBLE TfiBN-OUTS RIBBON) J-JOOT AND SHOE SHOP. KX1VFM, RAZO RM, SII KA RM, MCI8SORS, Ac., Ac., Ac. writing;__ IBra.ii and FOR >.4LE The Legal Tender and Other Tlie finest makes of nntalling eti’efor l Seminal Weakoeea, Spcrmator- F'ninitni’e Of every dcacriptlbn B NERVOUS DEBILITY. .Kten’on Tables, hkWrS,’ Camp Chairs, &c. «r* nt the *toni»rli. aixt will brr»k up A fre*h cold In twenty-fm-r hour». addrew t RA DIMM 'K A CO 1032 R^ee SL. I’hllAdeipbia, namlOK tbl* paper ly At below Manufacturers prices. I had the decline credited np to nit- on these NhrrifT Male. goods anti can y virtue of • writ of cxeeu'lon Iwued out nf And undertbe »ea] of the Circuit Court for the county of Ilxrry. Suu> of M'ehignn. I” favor of Ed­ win A’ Both. ai»d Nellie E Ba«ii. <o ran directed EASILY MEET COMPETION, and that tlx m<wth» 'rom the twenty-fourth day of May, A. D. IRW.w* re al owed by mid court for cr»ditor* to preaenl their claim* to u* for examination and allowance luted May T7. IRM CHARLES FOWLER.) HENRY BL’RTtIN. ’ Coniariaaiuneta. I JOHN UIBSON, ) (3M01 .nA ■ Patent Rockers, ' exjsieted. all remedies haring failed, and Dr. U. ry Goods are cheap at the corner C.W. Smith. VERMONTVILLE ITEMS. [T IS A FACT rpOTHE PUBLIC. A lightning stroke went clear through a Clark county, Kentucky, school house, killed a greyhound asleep under the floor, but left the twenty-five Each sidtt of her. and that n little more . children unharmed. competition will make a little be»IN BARRY COUNTY John.ton*. SanuperllU. euro. Liver Complaint. ter market, 1 have nuiclmst-d a stock if ,. „ , „ new ... .tn «l» < >ur (,o<x!< an-s!l l>,,. In. — t Johnlaon'* Sarsaparilla,'eurv, lndl<e*tlon. Antal. SoliDdun'a Raraaparilla ia uacd by everybodyJohn.lou'i Saraaparilla cure* Sick Headache. Johnston'* Sara* pari Ila cure* Dy.pcpiia. store. Form the basis of many of the Ague remedies in the market,nnd are the result of Physieiaus anil peoplp ‘who know no better medicim- to employ, for this distressing complaint. The ef­ fects of either of these drugs are des­ tructive to the system, producing head­ ache, intestinal disorders, vertigo, dizziness, ringing in the ears, nnd denreMion of the constitutional healln. Ayer’s Ague Cure is a vegetable dis­ covery, containing neither quinine, , arsenic; nor any deleterious ingredient and is an infallible and runid cure for every form of Fever and Ague. Its effects an- permanent an 1 certain, and no injury can result from its use. Be­ sides being a positive cure for FeveQ ■and Ague in all its forms, it is also a superior remedy for Liver Compliiiiits. It U an excellent tonic and preventive, ns well as cure, of all complaints pec­ uliar to malarious, marshy and mias­ matic districts. By direct action on tlie Liver and biliary apparatus,it stim­ ulates the system to a vigorous, heal thy condition. For sale ht all Dealers. I shall add almost dai­ ly new lines in this department. tyWill par the highes*: market price in cash loruuKalted-butter Farm­ ers bring in your butter nnd save the Ralt. E. Reese. nF Strawfierfe*. Lettuce, Cucnmberrn String Benns, Green Pens, Radish­ es. Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, Cocoa Tho wheat heads begins to show. C. W. Smith's. Smuggle says the telephone works nnts, etc.-at Auction. splendid. L. Hilbert &. Son liave a new clerk; Remember the Auction next week. Bah of Stock will be sold at Auction, aud his name is Lew. no reserve Stock, everything will be L. Faul is fitting his buildiug up for sold.' Boston Store. a new stock of hardware. Clement Smith, Assignee. L. Parrot has be**n sick with billions Q.utuber! I.,umber! fever but is dow on the gain. Do you know that you can buy I*umGrandma Stevens died of dropsy ber for building, or fencing, of J. H. Sunday night, at the ripe old age of McCotter nt the Glenn Mill on the county line, for 7.00 per M. or delivered seventy. The three-link fellows will occupy in Nashivlle for $8.50! Orders filled ou short notice. 34-37 their new hall next week. They have Act wisely- Im- ready—have on hand the coziest hall in town, McCmckin and the music teacher “Dr, Sellers’ Cough-Syrup,” and you will have nothing to fear—not even a took in Sells show. They wanted to see a doctor’s bill. the small animals nnd their Pa’s gave i I'uderCuking. their consent for them to go. Having completed in every jmrtieular The young gents of this place our Undertaking Department, we are organized a juvenile club. They lueet now prepared to furnish at all times a at Dr. Carpenter’s office eve ry Satur­ first class modern Hearse, cooling door crape, hearers, day evening, with George Carpenter boards, badges, gloves, nnd our services, when required, in laying out and pre­ Our cheese factory is booming right j pan paring for burial; preserving liodies in kind of weather witnout the baralong rain or shine. Uncle Boardy any ...... — ... from . Last wiH be funiished free of charge. brings the milk from 34 cows. Last week the highest numlier of pounds Kei ellogg .loog., Demaray Ai. OnCo. brought was 2,300. Onr bub says he has i The Chemical Works got to have another vat, nnd tlie talk is । Will pay the following prices for’wood they are going to bring the vat from delivered at the works: 4 ft. laidy tlie 'Hustings factory. Boys in about beach and maple wood. $1.73. 4 ft. body beach and maple, dry, $2.00 two weeks, they will be ripe. Short wood will lie taken nt proportion­ Sam. ate priest. W. G. Sears. Manager. A Vain able Guide Rook CJ^Buy your Dry Goods,BootaShoes, . Hats, Caps, Croccries, Provisions, We have received from Mr. W. Crockery, imumuub Notions,. etc,, ot of n. E. nEKSK, Reese, ,, , | vruvserv, Biearlev, the popular excursion mana- who always sells at the lowest prices, ger, his Guide Book for the Fourth We have often been asked why it is An mini Excursion of the Detroit that E. A. Young’s Cough and Lung 'Kvenwj Jftwe, which will leave that Syrup has proved such a success, The city on the morning of J uly 7, via only reason we can give, is that it is a Montreal nnd Q wbec, for the White medicine which has proved by test to lie a superior to any pivparation Mountains and senboard. It fan thick known for the relief of iiroix-hiitl dis­ neatly printed pamphlet, amply illus­ eases. Trial size 23 cents. For sale bv F. T. Boise. ‘ trated with engnivingsnnd maps, and replete with Information concerning Farm For Sale. the route to be traversed aud the inter­ The subscriber oflers for sale his Farm esting points to be visited. A copy of 120 acres, situated on section 17. in can be hail by "mclosing fifteen cents in Castleton, said farm is in a good state stamps or otherwise, to Mr. Bi earley, of cultivation with good buildings, Sood on-hard, good well of water nt the Evening Newt Office, Detroit, Mich. our. About 65acres cleared and the balance well timbered. The farm is on .Vnsliville Market*. the state road, 6 miles from Hustings and 6 from Nashville, it also has a new school house on one corner of the farm. For partciihira enquire at premises. Castleton, Mich., Feb. 4th 1880. 30-tf _________ Joshua Martin. These goods were in such variety and beauty as this spring and we are making special WOODLAND items. LOCAL MATTERS. Oscar Church has a new yard fence. There is talk employing a village at­ PobUe Notice. torney, a very necessary evil. Intelligent persons have no difficulty Mr. Dunlap opened his soda foun­ recognizing in the constitution of nniuinls and men, a power of self resto­ tain, “revised and improved,” on Mon ration which is capable of resisting the day. influence of disease, hence many per­ The common council has ordered sons reflect upon the many instances that no games of chance shall be play­ when apparently severe coses oi sick­ ness were cured by some simple ed in our vi'lage. Good. Hill ►stance nnd muqh credit given to a ■The Congregational society have Eower it never ptmsesaed, and it is tlie rented the Tarbcll hotel and fitted up nowledge of this power that enables the new school of veterenary surgeons tlie rooms for the use of their new pas to Overcome disease that would baffig ter. Clam Bacliellor’s school in the Pet­ the old fogy with liis depressing agents, such ns bleeding, physicing. terson district is temporarily closed starving, tarter emetic, nitre digitalis, from the appearance of scarlet feveyin etc. Dr. Kesler has been liberally tought in the. new school wid backed it. The new Congregational minister, by nine vears successful experience feels confident. J. Kesler, Rev. H. R. Williams uf Almont, came Veterenary Surgeon, with bis family on Monday. He is _______________ Nashville, Mich. quite popular witli the common people Our drugstores are now supplied which Include* almost every body hi with "Malt Bitters,” tlie new Food Medicine which has done so much good this community. The 1 DC cny city iHWi-ra fathers art: are Htraiu afraid to cause and comes ----- to ns so htghiy recommendth.publie.U.n of th. rlllw, »rdio-H ",*J “v» auces and bj-laws in convenient form J for reference lest the expense should.. i. swamp the jnternatumal . revenues. o Tbby are now locked up in the recluse desk "with the key thrown iu the. wen.” railroad, bat thinrs being thus I will simply give for your consideration a few names of parties who have l>ought my buggies: CASTLETON. - WOODLAND. Daniel Fender, Allen G. Carr, Joahus Glonn, iRyfortl Perkins, StDTFIEI I). Cmhrles Hide, Mr. Bowser, James Hunter, John Gutcheiui, Miner Mead, VERMONTVILLE. D. M. Baker, Anson Ware, . mapLk grove. D.T.M. Falconer. Martin Cummings,, P. P. Dooling, ASSYRIA. Albert Stuart, D. W. Ellis, Thomas ’’rice, R. D. Chapman, Byron Graham, Jesse D. Guy, BATTLE CREEK. John Marshall, R..G. Crum, Goo. Brown, iokia errr. Writer Mapes, Dr. Tremain, • James Hill, NASHVILLE. Jacob Shoup, ' Lewis Durkee, Leander I*npham, Rob’t. Henderson, Thomas Fuller, 3 tof buggies in livery, G. H. Hutchens, Jacob Osmun, 2 KALAMO double and 1 sin­ Mrs. Sally Hess, gle top buggies, LeviR. Smith, Rufus Brooka, NASHVILLE A. J. Hardy, John Fnmiss, G. A. Truman, John F. Fuller, T. C. Downing. E.COOK, Proprietor Cook’s Carnage Works. l.o W HATE*. COMMERCIAL TRAVELOR8 MADE A SPECIALTY Oppealte the WokxSt House. NafhviBe, MW.. J. OSMAN. FRANK BAKES. qpHE BARRYMLLE MILLN. WALKER & NORTON, FLOUft, meat, i FEED, MORGAN, %AXKY CO., MICH. ATTENTION FARMERS I Home Novinf. Stephen Sprinket desires to anounce t<> tlie public, tliat ho has a complete outfit of tools aud rollers for moving buildings, nnd all burincs» intrusted u» bia care, will lie attended to with safe­ ty and dispatch, and at prices to suit thb times, Residence, one dnor north of the Christian church,Nashville, Midi. GOOD WORK GUARANTEED. �The contests! Crsedmoor for the honor after Booth, and fall over tie Witherw is 43 yean old and. a Dative <J form of Mr. Withers. It was ipjxxnicd. The Io be heavily in debt, but 4 fated for * time. Tjm Philadelphia stock market has At hi* father, who for niany-yrxrw waa Following w the text of the Buper- pe«MOo uf the Reading Railroad Company and Snch term »h«Il htnriiu: th-- Hl»<r th»t tion will spsodflly becc ... Samuel Pye, living at Derated A touxj man, recently released from State prison, shot and kilted a 8upcrvi«>r at (-Mar, ano me omccr —— •tat After shooting a policeman the murderer WM xrrMted. Wfiife ofi tberoadto th* stetioi> He was also internally injured. The oil-works of Bush A Denslow, in lam. ber-yard, causing heavy loss. It is reported that several men were kilted by the explosion of an nil *• ^k Extensive oil-works at Sou th Brooklyn •oon communicated with some large oil-tanka, aad laid bold of a steamboat lying close by. A large paction thereof wa* destroyed. The entire damage ia astima^d at *75,000. There is a proepect tliat nil the Navajo Indiana in New Mexico will begin hoetilitic*.... peennoo in the vicinity of Wooetcr, Ohio that he succeeded in arresting Capt Payne and his followers for violating the President's jroclamation against invasion of Indian Territory tor mining purpor t*, etc. The prisoners will be held untfl instructions are forwarded from Washington. A shocking railway accident is report­ ed from California. An excursion train on the narrow-gauge railway running from San Fran­ cisco to Santa Cruz broke through tlie trestle­ work at the la'' ' — ’ “ -------------aomc were kilted and Asylum, HL Louis, walked tlirough tlie Htreet* of that city, knd, coming to an excavation, which wm being made to prepare for the erection of a new building, fell a distance of twenty feet, and were badly but hot fatally injured... .The steamer Maine, owned by the Northern Transit Companv of Detroit, wm burned at Port Huron, Mich. The crew and passengers were all res­ cued. The lorn is estimated at 930,000 ...Mark Fee ha» been convicted in the tYiminal Court of Chicago of attempting to convict an innocent man of larceny, and tlie jury fixed hi* punish­ ment at nine yean in the penitentiary. The last opportunity to see the famous Havexly's Mastodon Minstrel* previous to their w«wk at Chicago. Their enterprising manager has gathered in do end of shekel* the past season with this aggregation, and now seek* fresh fields to conquer on the other side of the water. The United State* i* decidedly too small a country for the complete exercize of Haverly'* business enterprise. At a public meeting of leading citi- of taking step* to relieve the inhabitant* of Western Kansas who are suffering on account of the continued drought, it wa* resolved tliat no appeal be made outside the State, m it wm belMved that the people of the more-favgred districts of Kama* would contribute suffi­ cient to aid their suffering fellow-citizens__ A local freight agent, a freight accountant and a eaahicr of the Fort Wayne and Jackson rail■conded, owing tlie company a large —-i.-sum of inonoy, of -------------which ha* --been ----- most --------— expended by th: trio txc in — notou* living... .Tr; ' the .Two L_, boy*_ were eremated at Piqua, Man. OMn Ohio, bw by th* the immin. burning of a bouse. ‘ T. C. Thurston, who some time ago kilted hi* busines* jiartncr at Leavenworth, cuy. im outer uay. auu -irru two uiota ai wm. Both bullet* nUMsed Anthony, but one hit and fatally wounded an attorney, and the other lodged in an advertising nolicitor'* bead. Socozro county and in th* Msgullans abort fifty M « ere kill- .X, two women and throe steened out by Anat the number of ihoee murdered since May 1 ia seveuty-cighL Gen. Hatch's command ha* marched more than 1,000 mite* in pursuit of the Indian*.” A fierce tornado swept over portions of Carroll, Ida, Rao, Calhoun, and Hamilton and acPresident Hates and Secretary 8 hues mad* dfldxwa at the graduating exerBlll and Bud got into cireula- among the qualified etectari of the prop­ er judicial district by the Pre«idcnt of the United States, by and with the advice and conchildren were drowned. Nearly every State in tlie Union was Bussley, brothers. hour*. Bridge* were camod away and the *MM>* —.Il I___ I- 1_ hours. A fatal duel w»« recently fought at wna, William Rife and 8. A. Jackauu. The par- pliis, aud is-now, Mr. Withera lielievas, in Washington. The flag, it will be re­ membered, was torn by Booth's spur, which caught in it aa he jumped from the box to the stage, and it was thia ao cident to the asanasm that caused his leg to be broken. • died on the 19th of of Mr. Withers' experience of that night, and the jmrt he took in the proceeding*, have never been told In tlie most re­ liable hiatorieH of tlie war covering tlie aaaaasination, such as Raymond’a, Drake’s, merit. Before his death he made a oonand Greeley's, Mr. Witbera* name is not mentioned, and -it has been through to Mr. Widicrs, in effect that the pres­ his modesty and diffidence that the ence of the musician at the “ governor " story, ia unreOonled. Every reader rf prevented a fearful panic. He (SjNUigthe Hr raid, old or young, ia familiar ler) was hovering around tlie instrument with the fact that the Resident was shot with the intention of turning off the gaa at alxmt a quarter nest 10 o’clock, by in tlie auditorium tlie moment Booth John Wilkes Booth, tlie actor, while sit­ landed on the stage. Tlie cover was up ting in a private box witnessing a per­ to facilitate that operation, ami, had he formance of “ Our American Cousin.It not been ordered away by Mr. Withera, is also well rememliered that the day had who turned the cover down to. sit upon been celebrated all over the country on it, tlie gas would liave been turned off, account of tlie news flashed far and near and nobody would liave known to a cer­ that Lee Juul surrendered, and thus virt­ taintv who asHasirinate<l the President Booth was not recognized at the time of ually ended the war of tlie Ri'bellion. The Cabinet hail held a meeting that his leap by the audience; but Miss day, and at tlie close ot the session, Keene, who stood at the wings, recog­ wliich had been remarkably harmonious, nized him, aud shouted to the audience ; the President invited any memlier of his “ It's John Wilkes Booth!" At that Cabinet who felt so inclined to accompa­ time he was struggling with Mr. Withera ny him to tlie theater in honor of the at the rear of the stage. The turning events of the previous twenty-four houra, off of the gas at tlie proper time, Mr. but it seems that none accepted the invi­ Withers believes, would have’* allowed tation. The President, Mrs. Lincoln, the assassui to escape unrecognized, and their son, a pupil of Mr. Withers, Mai. have led to further tragic results. H. R. Rath I sine, Senator Harris and his Buck Brer. daughter, Miss Harris, made up the Buck brer is demoralizing in Its ten­ party. They occupied an upper box. When the orchestra heard tliat the Pres­ dency when it moveth itaelf aright It ident was to be there one of the musi­ layeth bold ot the intellect, and twisteth cians, au Italian named Toltavullo, sug­ it out of shape. My son, go not with them who go to gested to Mr. Withers that the orchestra flag, which was the property of the Ital­ seek buck l>eer, for at last it stingeth ian, lie used to decorate the front of the like tlie brocaded hornet with the redbox, and it was accordingly raised. Mr. hot narrative, and kicketh like the chol­ H. P. Phillips aLo composed a song for eric mule. Who hath woe ? Who hath babbling^ the occasion and hnuded it to Mr. With­ ers to set music to it Mr. Withers coni- Who hath redness of eyes? He tliat potaxl a martial air, rehearaed the music goes to seek the schooner of buck l>eer. Who hath sorrow ? Who striveth with Miss Laura Keene, tlie leading lady, the understanding being tliat the song when the middle watch of the night hath wiu» to la1 snug at the close of the second come to wind up the clock witli the fif­ act by Miss Keene, tlie company joining teen puzzle ? He that kicketh against in tlie chorus. The words of the song the buck brer and getteth left Verily, tlie bucknesH of buck lieer have never lieen printetL They art- os follows, a cony from au old scrap-liook, buckl-th with a mighty buck, insomuch .written by Mr. Pliillips, and now in Mr. that ths buckoe risetli at the noon hour Withers' possession, nuving been made with a head that compaitaeth the town round about, and the swellness thereof for this purpose. The song is entitled waxeth more and more, even from Dan HONOR TO OUR SOLDIERS. to Brer—Sheba. (Current joke in the Holy Land.) Who clamoreth with a loud voice and saith ; “ Verily, am not I not a bad man?" Who is he tliat walketh un­ They've fouvbt with heart and band To make rabelUun lose it* *w>y steadily, and siugeth unto ■ himself : In Ulla our u*ti«e laud. “The Bright Angels Are Waiting for Cmoxl-s—Repeat fint four lines. Me?" Who wotteth not even a fractional wot, but setteth his chronometer with the Who 'nrslli tbe •tarry banner'e folds Have fought, Uavnteed and died. wooden watch of tlie watchmaker and by Tbey'rv nature * nobhwt handiwork. means of a toothbrush ? " No Klug ao proud aa they— God help the beroee of our land Go to. Is it not he that bangeth his And cheer Ibam on their way! intellect feminst the buck lieer unto the eleventh hour?—Bill Nye, in Denver tribune. WA1HINOTOM. Wm.) Maclennan, an expert, chief of the 19th of May. the warrant division of the treasury, testified ptetteg the preparation of tea ■rtentitle twulte of FOLITICAI. before/ the Carlisle investigating committee that HaU-* Arctic expedition. A rwolutluu providirg in i»i*,opinion Finley wrote that Anonymous for * •pedal committee to examiu* Into The Minnesota Democntii held their th* management of the BokUora' Hom* In th* Dtatrtct wm pMMd, aa wa* • bill State Couvsntion at St. Paul May 20. The The (Secretary of the Tr<-»wury has delegates to the National Convention received auUiurired local Inspectors of s'ean. vessels to no inatruction*. The reaolutiona declare me with colored signal light* all pilots apthat the State delegation should act m a unit; g for renewal of Uoenx-, reported by exainthat the Democrat* of Minnesota would surgeun m only incompletely color-blmd, " neve: again submit to a reverxal of the pop­ if the iMpectora are aatufied the pilot* can ular will by frand or violence," and that no President should have a third term.... The California Greenbacker* liave elected four detegato»wl-largc, headed by Deni* Kearney, to tion to renew the-j lioenac. rh.t tnfornuUlon the National Convention to be held at Chicago. LEIGH. ... .The Mississippi Greenback Convention wa* held at Jackion on the 20th of The Britiah Parliament met on the May. Delegate* to the Chicago Con­ reporter byvention were aripointod without instruction*---- 20th of May. The Quecn'a speech promise* tuercisl tuent of a apsda! Joint Tlie Democratic State Convention of New early aten* to compel Turkey to fulfill tlie Ber­ ' and four Repreeeti Jersey, in session at Trenton, Mar 20, adopted lin trusty, and assiduous efforts to c*tabliah an | condition and' status public property ' resolutions denouncing centralization and the Hot Hpring* presence of troop* at poll*, favoring hard rite*especial attention to the Indian finances, mmicv and opposing monopolies of all kind*, and announce* that tlie South African colonics favoring the two-third* rule in cosh have been advised to form a confederation. In *. bounty l*nd* *n concernod; vention and declaring that Mr. Havre regard to legislation, the speech states that Par­ | llr>1.c<IHUtut«*»f*r Dackurr, relative to Uia u*e of dUUnctive occupies the Presidency by fraud.... liament will not be asked to renew the bi Mrfar printing United Htate* bund* and note*; Die Pennsylvania ProhibitioniMt*, at their State Peace Preservation set for Ireland ; it will bo . paper by Hr. I*ro.<-ott, to pay to nol.tler* and **lfc>r» of the Convention, held at Altoona, nominated a State tete war who are totally <li«al>:*d all tbe money* exticket, elected delegrtre to the National Tma- burial question, to renew the Secret Voting act, 1 txteded by t’lrsi for nwdlraJ aud «:rjn<»l trv*Ui<rnL imance Convention, and no ninated Presiden­ and to enact laws giving more effectnal protec­ 1 Nearly tbe whole day waa paraod tn committee of tha tial Elector*. A resolution wa* adopted condetnu- tion to occupier* against injury from gronnd- » bo> ou tbe Isundry Civil Appropriation bill, mall ing the pardon of the LcrulImUvo briber*..... game, for the determination of the Iliability of •----'‘-“bv --thiirvorkThe California Democrat* elected an unpledged emplovcr* *fur accident* »u»taiucd t The President pro tcm. laid before the Senate delegation to Cincinnati, and adopted resola- | nira, and for the extension of the je borough tion* declaring that Mr. Hayes wm seated by I frand, and that the issue* of the present I When Mr. Bradlaugh presented himcanqialgn are the right of self-government, 1 maintenance of the re*ervcd rights of Htetea, and resmtenco to imperialism and Chinese mons, May 21, to take the prescribed oath, a immigration. Thurman wm the favorite I Conservative member objected ou the ground Presidential candidate by a large majority.... that Bradlaugh wm an atheist and a revolutionThkxs u « goal deal ot diiMtirfaetion I «. Tl» aw»Uuo —■th™ aiwu-d. no raa, , I tion of Gladstone to refer the case to a select among Georgia Democrat* at the appointment co,luxutUx.. but no action was taken. of ux-Gcv. Jowph E. Brown to succeed Gen. , A MOD of C()ttxm^pinll,.rH wrecked and in flam At ■a liroo uorucntn the Hmn.fm Hmk. Al urge Ib.rn<v-rOie Democratic ln B cotton.mtU ln Barcelona. Spain, that he (Brown) U not a rvjirtwnUiive »11 tbe trade* union* in Catalonia.... The Euro- »pprt^'riatlD( a «u:u therefor, w» rrf<-rr*d. Th.. an power* have issued a joint note calling on o Porte te settle the Montenegrin, Greek and , Armenian difficulties immediately. In case this ■viMir*. on which * protracted request i* not obeyed, another conference will Bcrtnionlou* debate irtMgate to tbe'ltepnblican National Convention in be held at Berlin'in July, at which measures 186M, and voted for Gen. Grant's nomination. will be taken without consulting Turkey to in­ sure the settlement of the question.. .Tlie new* of the Philadelphia an I Reading failure one of the wealthiest men in Georgia. *. created a )>anic in American railroad stocks m Tlie Nebraska Republican Htate Convention met Loudon. • at Lincoln, Mar 20, and, after an all-day and Mr. Heap, Charge il'Affaires nt Con­ night session, elected six Blame delegate* to the Chicago Convention... .The Greenback Conven­ stantinople, tn a dispatch to the State De|*arttion of Iowa was held at De* Moines May 20. G. mt-nl at Waahington, report* that the following W. Walker, of Polk, wa* nominated for Secretary of Htate : Matthew Farrington, of Bremer, fur u Uf the United State*. It is dated at Civil AppropnaUoa bill. lYeMurer; - G. W. Swearingen, of FremonL Ex-Gov. Brown took the modified oath, and for Auditor; W. A Spurrier, of Adam*, for At­ Moaaoul. in Armenia, and nigned by the Arch­ torney General, and Thomas Hooker, of Dallas, bishop of the Syrians ■ " The ternble fam­ for Register of the Land Office. The delegate* ine in which we exist kills all inhabi­ to the National Greenback Convention at Chi­ tant* of town and those of neigbborcage were instructed to vote for Gen. J. B. mg village*, who are asaeuiidiug here Weaver for President j en nuuuw Their suffering* are mdeIt ia believed that the Spofford-Kel­ logg resolutions in the Senate have been laiil quence. Tbeir lamentation* are heartrending. away with the Fitz-John Porter bill, and that Most of them are dying, m they have nothing approprtatcoi for peadous U |9,W,toO. to eaL Those of the inhabitants who have The Illinois Republican State Conven­ lived until now between life aud death pray you to give them such aMistance as will enable tion, after a stormy threc-day*' aession at them to live. They take the liberty to present Springfield, aelectcd forty-two nnconiprumixing their prayer vtitb the tear* of expectation Grant men a* delegate* to the National Con­ which are flowing from their eyes covered with vention at Chicago, and adopted the blood." following resolution, offered by HcnLeon Sat, now French Minuter to the •urvlvUig officer* sail snfirted and drafted mso 1 । ater sujr Izvgan, who led tl:o Grant coho |j cohort* in the convention: •• Rrsolmi, That England, lias l>ean elected President of the Gen. U. A Grant u the choice of the Repubb­ French Senate, vice Martel, resigned. ..It is ; party of niiru** for the Presidency, and the that Gen. Todleben will be appointed ; delegates from this State are instructod to um said all honorable mean* to secure his nomination Commandcr-iD-Chief of the Russian army in by the Chicago Convention, and to vote A rebellion baa broken out in Britteh a* a unit for him, and tlie mud delegates shall have power to fill all vacancies'' The Burmah which threaten* to bo formidable. following reaolntion wm also adopted: “Jtenrt.'easltv of *cUau ou tbs lite MrvcaenL •ofwd. The Republican* of Illinois, in conven­ One tewn has been destroyed and an English The Hou*e went into comnilttss of the tion Mscmbled, declare that they will support Governor killed....A requisition numerously whole on tlie Hundry Cull Appropriation UH the nominees of thia convention for State «by the Radical and Liberal members offices, and the nominees of tlie Chi­ e British Parliament ha* been pre­ cago Convention for President and Vice sented to Mr. Gladstone, requesting inm Frye putUn< bl* appilcatiou on tbe ground of hi* d»Ibvsidt-nL" Senator Logan heads the to recall Sir Bartle Freru from tlie •irt* to atteiKl tbe Chicago Convantloo, but Mr. delegation at large to the Chicago Convention. Governorship of South Africa.. . .The Hutchina objected, except coupled with tbe The delegation* from the nine (singrvwuonal trial of Nihilist* at BL Petersburg resulted district* tliwX were favorable to Waaliburne and in the conviction of eleven. Tao were sentBlaine protested against the action of the con­ •need to death, and the other* to Various terms vention in choosing the district delegates, bnt of imprisonment or exile. There were five m the Grant men were in the majority women among the number.. .. A party of 2,000 A Famous Clown. were overruled. The following Bulgaria:* recently destroyed twelve Turkish they State ticket wm placed in nomination: village* iu the Balkan range. * Few men in his profession had less of Governor, HhHby M. Cullom : IJcutenant Gov­ the circus man and tlie clown about him ernor, John M. Hamilton; Secretary of State, outside of the ring than James Cooke, H. D. Dement; Auditor, O. P. Swugart; THE NATIONAL CONGRESS. the leaper, tumbler, rope-walker, clown, Treasurer, Edward Bute; Attorney General, James McCartney.... Alabama Republicans In the Senate, on the 20th in*L, after report* and ring-nuuiter, and who died not hare instructed their twenty delegates to the long ago. He was slender, mediumChicago Convention to supjxirt Grant sizetl, and erect, with close-cut, gray hair The Louisiana Republican Convention brushed back from a well-sliajied fore­ split in two in less than an hour after coming head, well-cut features, steel-gray eyes, and a short gray mustache. He dressed witli care, in •clerical black, and a white necktie added to his clerical appearance. His words were carefully chosen, and he oUier faction wm nrtsuded over by Taylor Beat­ spoke delilierately and thoughtfully. He tie, and selected all Grant delegates. looked and acted like n gentleman al­ The Delaware' Democrats, in conven­ ways. He was a religious man. *Hi* tion at Dover, appointed delegates to Cinciuson, 17 years old, ia studying fur tlie priesthood, in the Santa Clara College, in ard for President, aud adopted a resolution in ban Francisco, and a daughter is at favor of adhering to the two-third* school in a convent near that city. nite....The Rhode Island lagialatnre lisa elected A H. Littlefield Governor, and ’’ He was s perfect gentleman," said Mr. Nathan, one of the proprietors <>< Bam run'h circus, where for the last three sent aMolidandinatmcUxlGniit I The Mxnthal* bill wm taken np in the Senate years of his life Mr. Cooke waa equeetriiui manager. “ Ha* never used an oath, delegation to Ctficago.... .An Aasoeiated Pie* telegram from Wasiuagton say*: “The Demo­ and he never permitted himself to talk cratic noiitteuuM continue to talk about Senator ungrammatically. He seemed always try­ David Davis' tetter.and the opinion w almost uni­ ing to improve, mid to improve oil about versal tliat it is a direct bid for the Dcmo.-ratic him. If any of tbe men in tlie ring used nomination. The friradsof Dari* sav the leading liad language, ungnoxunati. al language, Nationals have asked him whether be will take Th* Legiaktes AppreprUtten bUJ mean, lie would reprove them, but in rikeusslon.... snch a way that they would nut take offense, and could only love him the more ter the interest he took in them. Hi* urged tlie boys to read the papers, and to s^wdy man who betrayed the State in her hour* of tn- the Northern detest the He still has the Ford's Theater, Washington. It is a fact familiar perhaps to a verv few tliat Mr. Withers, Jr., waft tlw leader of the orchestra at that theater ou the night of the asMaasination Ajiril 14, 1865, and prevented a frightful panic, although he was at that time nnconscious of the important sendee he The Senate worked for ten houra on Monday, next season of the Senate; and it shall both* duty of the iTnsidcut to send in snch nomina­ tions within thirtv days after the next ensuing •ession of-the Senate; provided that do peraou now holding, or who ha* held, the office of loKBSioe in the Atlantic off the coast Chief Supervisor of Elections shall be reap, what had happened. worth *■ band, iu this city, until his bealih failed. Tbe old gentleman ia now living described at Rye Beach, where he attends the hotel IxMta and amuses himnelf ooca- {Kwition he was in when the thrusts were rionally by fishing. Mr. Withers, Jt., made. The only words uttered by Booth is st present paying a visit to his father, were, “ Get out of my way ! get out of and it waa tliere that a reporter of the Herald found him and listened to a very interesting story in ainnectiou with the S A man in New Orleans has for pete a host of big and little spidera. He flrat became enamored of them on account ot their thrift, courage, industry and skill He han at length liecome ho engruHred witli them os nets that he speuds his whole time with them, and does not car© to see visitors. Mr. Witliera hrul understood that this song should be sung at the close of the ! second net, but when tlie curtain was rung down he saw that the programme. hod lM*en changed without consulting him. His story of what followed is this : THE MARKETS. As anon as the piny had proe«*eded he went Upon the stage, opd, not seeing tlie NEW stage manager, went to the prompter’s <lesk at tin* wing, where Mr. J. B. Wright, tlie prompter, was on duh*. The “governorj” or gas apparatus, was iu close proximity to Mr. Wright’s desk. The cover of this governor was open, nnd Edward Spangler, assistant stage carpenter, and one <fif the conspirators, was standing beside it Mr. Withers said, “ SjianglAr, step away a moment ; I want to speak to Mr. Wright" Spang­ ler did not move. An angry frown overHpreiul his face, and Mr. Withers per­ emptorily ordered him to go to his posi­ tion as soene-«hifter. He started away, muttering something which Mr. Withers did not hear, and to which he paid no attention at the time. He inquired of Mr. Wright why the song had not been sung, and Wnght said that the pro­ gramme had lieen cluuiged so as to have tin* pivot* brought in at the close of the performance. “Go into tlie orchestra just tiefure the finish," said Mr. Wright, “ and get vour instrumento into tuiw, and we will make the song the finale." Mr. Withers said tha effect would be lost by tliis proceeding, and, turning down tlie cover of the governor, he part h* sat down upon it, and KUggesUxl that tlie auilience at the finith would begin to move and s]Knl the piece. If produoed at all, the song must tie sung during the IJay. The whistle then blew for a change of scene, and Spangler had to attend to the shifting. Mr. Witliera then started down post the wings to a stairway lead­ ing under tlie stage. Just as he was in tlie act of stepping down the first step he heard u puitol-ahoL Surprised at the report, knowing there was no shooting in tlie play, hr shipped ami looked toward O«r»-Mlxa4L. the proscenium. At that instant Booth dashed inft> the xNDuaurau* pHSMi^-wny with a dagger in his hand. Withers wiut standing directly in line with the stage door or private eutrance. •MTUittri/fi!’ His first thought waa that Booth wan Irxiking for tlie man who fired the shot; He wua digjiified, graceful and Wtty, aiid but the next instant the madman was up (rata Mt Jj the Bawlan Gorera­ ou him thrusting at him with die dagment Adopted. Th* Huuw then oooteeradhUte studied hard to invent new things.*’ ' �Th* oldert lawyer m United State* in active pttetire ia gfll Gibbs, of Rochester, who in few weeks will be «t years of *ge He h Jude and hearty. He has had six sons, *11 of whom have Been admitted to the bar, and three of whom are now in practice. Th* cotton crop of 1879 was 5,073,531 bales. It was the largest ivar gathered, being more than 960,000 bales greater than that of 1878, and more than 900,000 bales larger tiurn th* th^MDqMnlteled crop ot 1859-’60. Bo ft seems tliat free labor performs more service than slave adults and a large number of childrea recently arrived at New York, their paa■age having been provided for by the Bavarian Government by contract with m shipping agent at Asch*ffeiilx!rg. These people were a liurde® on the state and were «$nt to America that the state might be relieved of the expense of providing for them. From the statement* of the paupers it appears tliat the Ba­ varian Government contemplates ridding itself of others ai its helpless citizens in and.cTery other calf alio ha* ia a heifer, in ben ” --» offspring ' the cow and• <her will dr rty-one calve*. Thia show* with which. a farm can bo HOUSEHOLD HELPS. Stings and Bitm.—Carlxmatc of soda, wet and applied externally to tbe bite of a spider, or any venomous creature, will •eutraliiff the jjoiaonou* effect almost in­ stantly. It acta like a charm in tlie case Bibb, from hIuxt exhaustion, fainted ou the i«rch, almost at the feet al his lady love. When the matter waa stated m her she mid she had come to the oondoaioc that aha liked Mr. Bibb the lieot, nnd therefore ahe would mwy him Hex sympathies were won over by seeing him faint She stated that she believed wuui lUTt-u uci, UUHUM lie wno faint* at the danger of kiting a bride must love her more than he who is oocJ and unconcerned in the midst of it alb The affair cauaea intense excitement in this small place. To-n' * ’ Jasper, the well-known ; minister, married Bibb and Miss 8o ended large enough for family use, after supply­ Cure for Colds.—To make a candied ing tlw market. lemon or peppermint for colds, boil one Th* Brazilian artichoke has much to and a half pounds of sugar in a half pint recommend it as a prominent plant far of water till it begins to candy around the interest of the sifine, and in no case the sides ; put in eight drops of essence; should the.bog raiser violate the necessi­ put it upon buttered paper and cut with • ty of growing a few acres for their par­ a knife. Charley Lewis, otherwise “ M. ticular special benefit 8i*up OF Gum Arabic,—Melt two Quad,” of the Detroit Free Press, has At the next fat-stock show in Chicago, history of water, then add a pint of water, halff North Cktfolina. Bajoum always was an ingenious od- been subjected, recently, to the pumping animals 4 years old and over will be excluded. Steers should be finialx-d at a pound ot sugar, and boil for a short vertiscr. His latest exploit wna getting pruoess by the peripatetic interviewer, most at 3 years old, and the time is near time; withdraw the mixture and strain, Why B*m Never Take an Upper Fly, the Lower One Being Taken. Bergh to threaten his arrest if he didn’t and, in the course of the conversation, ut hand when a 3-year-ald will rarely be then add a table-spoonful of orange­. . In a recent letter, Beth Green, who is stop sending a trick horse through a said: “I have offers every few days seen, except iu the hands of men who do flower water. Cbouf Prevent: ve.—First get apiece! authority in all matters piscatorial, dis­ hoop <rf fire. Then the crowd flocked to to write playa. I have written several, not progress, or on the plains of tlie far West of chamois skin, make it like a little bib, courses briefly on tbe best modes of the circus to see him brave arrest, and some of which were a real success in a Th* National Live Stock Journal cut the neck and aww on tape* to tie it. angling for bos*. Among other slatePhineas T. raked in the assets. The light way, lAit I have never realised any­ publishes a .statement by Prof. Weber; on ; then melt together some tallow nnd। ments he makes the following, .which arrest didn’t take place, however, be­ thing from them. The fellows who have of the Illinois University, that Dr. Haas' pine tar; rub some of this in the cha­, will be interesting to many “ simple wise cause Bergh’s agent put his hand in the got them start off, and I can’t follow hog-choldra specific is conqxiunded as mois, and let the child wear it all the। men," who have the good sense and leis­ Benew with the — tar -----------occasion-, uro to go s-fishing ; ------------- — flami* the horse leaped through and them up'; and, if I should, I don’t sup­ follows: Cayenne jiepper, common salt, | time.If the fish is on the lower fly, you will calcium /carbonate, magnesium, carlxiu- “iy• found they were not hot enough to burn. pose I could collect my share of the pro­ That probably any Rice Choquettes.—Soak some rice, not take anv more, but if he is on one of ceeds. They will come here and sign ate iqiu water. amount could be made ut 15 cents ;>er then boil it in milk. When done odd tbe upper flies, you will be sure to take While a young man living near Mans­ contracts fair enough, and tliat is the pound. ' • * j sugar, the grated rind of a lemon, three more if there are any in sight ' We learned this facj and published it field, Ohio, was carelessly revolving the last of them. I am about tired of do­ A wHiTXn in the Fanciers' Journal, in yelks of eggs ; form into croquettes and loaded cylinders of a revolver, one bar­ ing tliis kind of business. It takes a sprfiking of ducks, pronounces the fry in lard. The lard must lie boiling, veara ago os a curious habit of the bass family. But we knew the tact long be­ and sufficient to cover tlie croquettes. rel was accidentally discharged, and the good deal of time to write a play. It’s a Aylesbury and Pekin tne best varieties, Wlieu done sprinkle over with some pow­ fore we discovered the reason of it lAd entered his abdomen, inflicting, as matter of a dozen or more evenings, and the former iieing noted for its large dered sugar. Nothing in our angling experience ever white eggs and delicately-flavored flesh, caused us more perplexity or so greatly ■was supposed, a fatal wound. A physi­ os many more Sunday*. Tliat ia too and the latter for tbe richness of its To Roast a Calf's Livek—Waah cian was M>nt for, nnd, oe examination, much to give away. I am now writing a eggs, good constitution and ny»id fatten­ thoroughly and wipe dry; cut a long, excited our curiosity. It took ns a week of patient observation on what used to it was found that tlw bell struck a large piny for Gus Williams, which I expeef ing. The Rouen is pronounced only deep hole in the side ; stuff with crumlm, lie the liest trolling ground on the St brass button, and its force was so much to realize something from ; but my ex­ slightly inferior in flavor and in quality uacon and onions chopped ; salt and pe;>- Lawrence—in the neighborhood of Gauof uggs to tlie aliove, matures earlier, and per to bwte ; bit of butter and one egg ; anoqua—to^cleartip tlie mystery. But we decreased that, although both ball and perience has been tliat I liad better take is hardier. sew or tie together the liver ; lard it over, finally succeeded to our entire satisfac­ button were driven in among tlw viscera, a few hundred dollars down than to run Laiuie quantities of sugar lieeta will bake in the oven,' basting frequently ; tion, and hero is tlie simple solution : ’ yet ao rupture was caused, nnd tho ball tlie risk of getting as many thousands lie grown thia year in Canada, Maine, servo with gravy and currant jelly. The baas is a social fish. He likes Massachusetts, Delaware and California. and button were readily extracted, and when the piece is brought out ” Potato Salad.—This is Berlin fash­ coujjmujv. Where there is one there is Between the lieet, sorghum and corn tlie ion: Take your pbtatoca, not too large more. They move in schools. When the man will probably recover. His life problem of manufacturing sugar in this ones, and boil them ; potatoes that are one strike* the troll there are always Whether is it preferable, to break was saved by a brass liutton. coimtry seems likely to be solved. Per­ mealy are not gtxxl; when cold, cut in others in the neighborhood. When die bod news suddenly or gradually ? A hajis tnc planters of sugar cane in Louis­ slices und ixiur tlie nil on them, and let hwkera-on see the struck fish “ cutting Thirty years ago tlw British consum;>- case in Wliite Mills, Po., shows how a iana will cultivate the beet, as they could them stand a little while ; slice a third of up.’’ they “go for him" under the im­ tion'of American and foreign cheese was, dreadful result may lie brought alxmt by doubtlena raise two crops yearly, like tlie nn onion a* fine a* pomuble, and one ap­ pression tliat he has found a “good not quite one poun^pcr capita; to-day it the very means token tp avoid it. It ap­ Creole planters of tobacco on tlie banks ple, and mix with tlie potatoes; add thing,” of winch they are unwilling he vinegar to taste ; salt and pepper. The should have the monopoly. As the ang­ is nearly six pounds, or 187,000,000 pears tliat a young man in one of tlie of the Mississippi. pounds in tbe last fiscal year, as against Southern States for the post two iveara ' "°mo IMirb* “f Germany, instead of addition of a Dutch herring makes a her­ ler, on feeling the strike, nt once " reels • ' amoking meat to preserve it, it is hung ring salad. up,** the ravenous rascals follow in pur­ 121,000,000 pounds the previous year, has lieen paying his attentions to Miss Miw .... .1—. — ..11 ____ up in ..a dry, well-ventilated room, and A Delicious and Easily-Made Stew suit, but never pass their leaping and imported from Africa. John Bull Schenck, a lieautiful, ill, wealthy and ac nc-­ puintol pain over with wood vinegar (jiyni- —Which may be left in a slow oven sev­ floundering companion, liecause they drinks more tea, uses more sugar und complished young 1. ' icons acid), mi acid distilled over eral hours, or even nil day. Take two fancy he is trying to seize aud gorge tlie lady of. tliat place, __ r ___ , bgni more wheat flour than ever before. Our and waa engaged to be married ut an when wood is burned in air-tight stoves, 1 pounds of gravy beef, cut" off titc skin "•tid-bit" they wish to share witli him. or any other place where there is not I and fat, divide it into piece* aliout an This puqxisc keeps them either even choice grain-fed steers are acknowledged early day. About three mouths ago be dr liehind him, but they never pass him fn>e access of atmospheric air. The | by him to be equal to the liest domestic started from his Southern home fur the j painting three or four times witli this i inch square, wash it, then place it in a Hence none ever take' tlie fly above the large Ixiwl or small crock, cover it with lieef, far lietter tiian the frozen, grass- North with tlie intention of fulfilling the vinegar answers every purpose of amok-} water, or rattier odd os much os desired one upon which the captive* is hooked, fed flesh of Australian cattle. The great engagement, when an accident occurre«l ing. It protects the meat from insects, for gravy or beef-tea ; let it stand an but are pretty sure to be beguiled by any hour, then cover it with a plate, and]j fly r,, lielow. mm.—George Dawson, in Atlantic ferries and our trunk lines to tlie which resulted in his death. The new* fungi, and putrefaction. Journal. A special committee, ajipointed for place it in a slow oven, adding previous-' West have practically, as far aa food suj>- of his death reached tho young lady’s the purjxwe of testing an Ayrshire cow ly a little salt, and, if liked, an onion, cut . ply is concerned, annexed the English mother, who, knowing the strung at­ ladonging to tlie herd of Wolcott A up fine. It should cook four or five jI The Invasion of the United States. shires to our republic. tachment her daughter eutertuined for Campliell, New York mills, Utica, state, hours, aud then there will be enough Tlie greatest question of tlie day for under oath, tliat. she gave eighty-five gravy for delicious and most nutritious the UniUsl States continues to l»e that of The best and largest part of Southern him, resolved to withhold tlie sail news pounds of milk per day, several days in beef-tea, os well ns on excellent dish of Eurojs-an emigration, as may be imagiiH-d when it is considered "that nearly Jersey has been laid waste by forest from her daughter, if ixissiblc. To tliis succession. This, in oil probability, is wholesome meat. 1,500 emigrants doilv arrive in tlie har­ fires. Cranberry bogs to tlie value of end the mother intercepted the letter the largest product recorded of the Ayr­ bor of New York alone, and that statis­ $100,000 are destroyed, and the huckle­ which conveyed the news of his dentil, shire cow, amounting to alxrat thirtyFood for’the Sick. ticians estimate the net profit to the left in total ig­ nine quarts. On account of this largo berry crop likewise, which gave employ­ and tho daughter ‘ Hie following advice as to adminis ­ record let no one lightly enterm their country of each emigrant at $1,000, rep­ ment to over 20,000 women aud cliildren norance of the truth. Time passed by, cow which gives twenty quarts per day. tering food to the sick deserves tlie at­ resents! by tlie money, it more or in the summer season. Another item of' and the girl received no tidings from her Tint best soil for sweet {xitatoos is a tention of nurses and of all who are less, they bring witli them; and by the called u{M>n to look after nervous j»a" sinews” and physical force applied to the loss is thus noted : Tlw fishing vil­ alisent lover. Her only solution to the sandy loom. If sand largelv predomi­ tieDt*: industry and sgnculture. For the lost nates they will flourish if well manured. lages and sporting stations along tho mysterious silence wus that she hod been It is a great mistake to have large six years emigration has comjiaratively N<v ground or virgin soil is es;>ecudly coast are almost wholly dependent on deserted. It; so worked upon her mind favorable for this crop. It is the com­ <|uantitics of fruit, biscuits, etc., lying diminisbed, ns was previously the case the game in the marshes, which attracts tliat soon her reason was dethroned, and mon practice to sow buckwheat on new alKiut a sick-room. from 1863 to 1870. More titan 500,000 A very few grapes, an orange jn-eUxl emigrants are eroected tliis year. The land fur tbe first crop and then to plant visitors from the cities in summer ; now she is now a raving maniac. sweet potatoes for the second. Au , and divided, and two Or three milk or. annual arrivals from 187C to 1879 were the marshes ns well ns the woods are a Mount Vernon. 1 abundant crop is tho general result In water biscuits are* quite enough to hove us follows: 1870, 356,303; 1871, 346,­ ' displayed at one time. . blackened waste, and tho “dead birds 938; 1872, 437,750; 1873, 422,M5; 1874, Whence Mount Vernon ‘derived its ’ * heavy loam the vines grow luxuriantly, • The same may be said of foo«L and animals strew the ground by the name ia told by the New York Times.r. '' 260,817; 1875, 191,231; 187g, 237.991; 1 but' “ the tubers are generally small, rooty ‘ ' I have often lieen pained, when visit­ 1877, 141,857; 1878, 138,469; 1879, 177,­ nnd of inferior quality. In clayey sod thousand. ” It will require twenty years It says: ing some of my sick pensioners, to see 826, giving a total amount for the lost ten The unfortunate Duke of Muinnouth sweet potatoes will not thrive. for the growth of trees and vegetation, their friends, with well-meant lint mis­ years of 2,711,724. European statesmen hnd a private secretary named Vernon, The New York Tribune sura: “It is taken kindness, bring large basinfuls of necessarily slow in that chilled atmos­ will do well to notice whether or not the a prudent, sensible mon of business, folly to keep old sheep. They should phere, to repair the damage of the last 'who, after the Duke’s death, found fa­ be "turned off to the butcher while they horrible compounds, which they dignify years during winch emigration to the with the name of gruel, or sago, or tap­ United States was the largest do not month. vor iu influential quarters, aud under are in their prime. It dues not take han ioca, os the case may lie. correspond either to the periods succeed­ William II. became Secretory uf State. so much to fatten them then. When The mere sight of the food Becmed to ing ware in the Old Wond, or to those in Mention has often been made of the He left aeon, Edward, Ixirn 1684, who, they get old and thin, in order to put hardy life of a journalist Unceasing ,greatly against his father’s wishes, en­ them in c.mditiou to slaughter, the whole set them against it Whereas, if a little •which, ns’ now, the commencement of care hod lieeu liestowed upon its prep­ tlie navy, and, serving with earlv superstructure must lie rebuilt. Four aration, and a small cupful provided in- hostilities upon a large scale is seriously lalior is his lot, and liis vacations are tered . apprehended —.4 mertban Corrcsponafew. It is seldom, however, that even 'distinction, rose to tlie rank of Admiral. seta of lambs are all a ewe can bear; stcail of the large quantity 1 name, omcc. In 1722 he was returned to tlie House this will bring her to five years, and this they probably would liave partaken of in tliis exhausting profession such an in- (of Commons, and having in July, 1739, is on age when, with a little extra care, A Home Thrust stance of hardship occurs as is exhibited ,declared there that Porto Bello might she will round up to a fine carcass. Ex­ it with pleasure. Another error, committed with the William Cullen Bryant, when chal­ in the case of T. 8. Dennison, editor and 'lie reduced with six sail of tlie line, and ceptions mav be made when the breed liest of intentions, is to Keep asking the lenged once to fight a duel, contrived to he would stake his life and reputation is scared, and the blood is more valuable proprietor of Hours of Recreation. This patients what they would like, if they fasten the charge of cowardice on “the on the success of the expedition, he was than anything else. ” is a monthly of about fifteen jiages, most- ' could take this thing or the other. The other fellow ’’ very neatly, and with little sent with a squadron to do it, succeeded, If taken internally witli their food, sickened, wearied expression I have trouble. His reply having been incor­ ly contributions and selections. The ,and gave liis men 810,000, which hail sulphur will almost invariably keep all often seen flit over the faces of people who rectly reported in the notices of his editor has had such a tough time of it ,just arrived to pay his troops. kinds of animals free from lice. W< are recovering from a lingering illness, death. Ids son-in-law, Parke Godwin, On returning Dome lie received the have made a practice for yeara past of that the paper will not appear in June, when their officious relatives come teas­ publishes the facta as follows : thanks of both houses and tlie frwdom July and August, as tho arduous nature < giving a heaping table-s]sxinfnl once a ing them as to their requirements ! Mr. Bryant waa challenged by a Dr. of the city of London. ■ From tliat time, week in the fwsl of each of our cows, During the lingering illness of a dear Holland, now deceased, on account of <rf his occupation renders it nee-esaary to ihowever, his star declined. and the same quantity to about .every relative, I verily believe we made her ome offensive words that had* apperxed take a breathing spell in Colorado until An expedition to Carthngena, made ten hens in our flock, and they have often eat, just by providing dainty mor­ in the Evening Post, but, remembering September. He hopes then “to produce 'two years later, signally failixl. never been troubled with lice in them. sels of food, displaying them temptinglv It was in the land force ut Corthogena It may be given in the same proportion arranged, and taking them to her bed­ tliat Dr. Holland had been previously a spicier, better paper than ever." Huw challenged by William Leggett, without that Lawrence Washington, George’s as to size when required in tlie food of he must enjoy his greatly-needed rest I (eldest lirother by fourteen years, had taking any notice of the challenge, he poultry, pigs and sheep. Sulphur is a replied to tliis effect : He really ought to quit journalism dr he ।served, and, ajiparently, lie esteemed mfld cathartic when desired for this pur­ anything, I feel confident the answer “My Dkab Sib: I am not familiar Vernon, us he gave his nam<> to his home will die of overwork. pose, nnd iu small doses seems to have u would have inevitably been: “No; with the code of the duelist, but I be­ on the Potomac, and procured a Mid­ general beneficial effect on the miimal thanks. I don ’ t feel at all inclined to lieve that, according to its provisions, no Th* London Lancet calls attention to shipman , ’s appointment for George, but system, sometliing like salt, though, of one has a right to send a challenge to the danger incurred in the case of young ]Ids mother's interposition ultimately pre­ course, not of tliat nature. fight a duel so long as nn unanswered gj^ls by prolonged stooping over work 'vented tiie boy’s availing himself of it, At Zwall, Holland, the municiiNd gov­ challenge hangs over his bead. ” albeit she at first cousented. and crossing of tlw legs Dr. Mai- ' Then the matter was dropped. Vernon’s popularity was so great that ernment have solved the oleomargarine to butter a paper thickly, place the food herbe, with the view of obviating those ]his unlucky exjiedition does not seem to difficulty by setting ujiart a place m the to be cooked within the paper, and place it on the gridiron over a clear fire. A evils, has invented a plan which consists 1have affected it, as be was actually elect­ public market fur the sale of this com­ Liverpool. ed to Parliament for throe places at once modity, with a positive prohibition very short time suffices to cook it thor­ Liverpool, England, has been created against exposing it fur sale any when- oughly, and I have often found that to on bis return. a city nnd erected into a Bishopric. ble a sort of cushion, on which the work be eaten when all other modes of invalid Probably his known hostility to the nine. Much amusement seems to have During the early part of the last centu­ Government had much to do with this. been derived from seeing sellers who, cookery have been tried in vain. ry, Liverpool, which was a poor, de­ only a short time before, had lieen loud ­ on the knee. A framework of the sim­ In 1745 be was detailed to watch tlie cayed town, leaped suddenly into activ­ A Race for a Bride. plest description admits of the raising North sea, in view of a movement of ly protesting against the imputation that ity and trebled her population, from the article tuey said was anything but the Pretender's adherents. A correspondent at Pollockvlle, N. 4,000 to 12,000, and has since yearly or lowering of the cushion, so that the the Simon-pure milk-butter, compelled The Hfaxt y«-ar a siri'-us squabble C., s*ya: A novel wedding occurred grown in prosperity. It derives work may lie dono sitting or standing, arose between him-und the Government, to shift their quarters and place them­ here today. It seems that Messrs. its name from a bird, named a liver, the but in either rose tlie vertebral column resulting in his producing two pamphlets, selves and tlu-ir wares under the artificial-• John Miller nnd Alexander Bibb, two only one uf his species which dwelt in a butter sign. They appear, however, to well-to-do young fanners, were in love ia maintained perfectly straight, while which so exasperau-d the authorities have Ixirne the change ■ with remarkable with the same lady, Leocora Loyd, a pool an the lionks cA the Mersey, and is the facility of change of j>oeition great­ that, by the King's express command, e<pmniui.ty. represented on the coqsirute seal, after a he was struck off the list of Admirals. beautiful girl of this plac? She was not jKirtrait taken 600 years ago, as having ly lessens fatigue. To test the inven­ He died in 1757, at his sent in Suffolk, able to decide as to which ahe liked liest two legs and only one wing. Whether Those Dreadful Sparrows. tion, Dr. Malherbe introduced it at the and, notwithstanding his disgrace, a On Bunday morning Bibb walked home the took flight over the ancient city said Dreadful little sparrowsI exclaims from church with her, and left under tlie to have stood in the days erf the Ptole­ Communal School of Nantes, and with handsome monument was erected in Mary Clemmer. Wt mischief you impression that she said ahe would mies where Liverpool now stands, is not good effect on two pupils who had a ten - Westminster Abbey. It was Verncm who brought into nite make! what work and disappointment marry him. Last night, lover No. 2, certain, but lie must have existed at a the custom of mixing water with the ra­ you entail 1 You are not a feeblu folk, Miller, went to sec her, and understood very remote date or he could not have tion of rum, which got the name of grog but the most persistent, tlie nu*-t jirtw- het to aay she would marry him. Each found his way into the arms <rf the oldTh* great influx of Eurcpeans to this from his habit of wearing a grograni ncrous of mischievous littlle people. You ___ one anued himself with the n(XM*miry eat families of Luunahire. Naturalists country, while gratifying in the main, ia waistcoat, and hence hi» uicknome of liave picked all the gram seed out of my documents, nnd each left with a license aay that tliis liver is the blue duck, which lawn. Yon have soiled tlie walls of my to marry Mias Loyd. After some talk is also found in thu Rildde. not without dteagreeahle features. 'Die “Old Grog.” Altogether, the num who invented house from top to Ixittom. Yon liave they agreed that the first man who grog is buried at Westminster Abbey, tricked its face with straws, till it looks reached tbe larfv’a house should many Tux truateea of the Bev. J. H. Hartthat Dot only ore many <A the immigrant* her. The residetwe erf CoL Loyd, the lady’s father, is one milu diatoai, and both men started on the race for the borrowring mum<y and never paying. prtrfara to call it) to the wall M*. Henry Wood, <rf Wadaworth’s command in 1812, frame buildings. Th* daughter of a Shrewsbury (Eng.) .1... - - ‘ ‘ __ A _ 1_ < before. A* she carried it ahe wa* con­ siderably alarmed, as most young women wrMilzl 1... 4^. »_ -____ _ _ it open, a oozy nc*t was found iu tlie waiter, and in. the neat were fourteen little mice. East of the River Jordan there ia an Arab tribe which has embraced tha Catholic, faith, and is ministered unto by a native Italian prieet These Arab* wonder alxrat from place to place with their flocks of sheep, and when their tent is pitched in any place a temporary building to serve-ns a church is put up. Other Arab tribes, it is said, ore dis­ posed to follow this example. Joaquin Miller, who has recently rovisited California, says the social de­ cadence and “ business dry-rot" in San Francisco are very ■ marked, and th al nothing ever happened half so disastrous came at once a sort of siphon, which let in a-stream of weak and worthless peo­ ple, and rave the “ brave young States " there, all the vices of the East, with none of its virtue*. Zola, the novelist lives like a Bene­ dictine, locked into his study, and never appearing in public. His mode of work is a very strange one. It consists in tak­ ing nuirtwn of note* on tlie class of soci­ ety he wishes to paint; then, when his noti-s are put together, he composes his novel, jMige by page, never casting his eye over tlie bock pages, and thus writ­ ing about five a day with the utmost care. The will of the late Duke of Portland has been sworn under a larger amount of personalty—$7,500,000—than that under which, any peer’s will has ever tieen sworn before, with the exception of the late Lord Dysart, whom* person­ alty was alxrat a million and a half more ; but that was the result of a very busy and very penurious life, whereas tlie Duke was a very free spender. Very few neera have more than $500,000 pcrsomuty. Th* German war maneuvera this au­ tumn will include the masking of some 20,000 cavalry behind the Rheinland frontier, with intent to experiment prac­ tically on the rapidity with which the frontier line can be covered and held in force by this arm, pending the arrival erf infantry, to repel invasion. The test will be exhaustive, including the marrhing, feeding nnd disposition of the troops. mergency. What Women May Do. A correspondent of tlie New York TYibune Hays : To one familiar with the reports of our last census the answer to this ques­ tion seems very easy. In all the depart­ ments of lalxir mentioned IxJow, and in ut least as many more not mentioned, women ore now doing ’ ' ‘ good’ and’ iieoeptuble’work. Inauranee agcnU. Authors. Jew etern. Barbera. Journalist*. Bakera. IxumdroMM. Bcekwpeni. Book-keepers. Clergymen. Merchant* of all kinds. Com panion*. Mannfactnreni of ail CooU. kind*.. Cashiers. Millinani. Canvassers. Print«sra. Colonsts. 1‘roof-rudera. Clerks of all kinds. Pharm acuta. Copyists. Phyndana. (kinfectioDcra. Pointer*. Critics. IiraughtMir.cn. Designers. DrcMxinakeis. SuneTom. Dentists. Decorators of all kinds. Experts. Engravers. Skilled nurnec labor. Sawcra. Farmcm. Flonculturistii. Teachers of all kinda. Gardenerv. Goveracmoi. HorticuHuriata. Houackecpen. Round Shoulders. Mothers are often perplexed as to what to do with a round-shouldered daughter. Shouldor-braces arc not effective in cur­ ing the deformitv. Neither is tho ad­ vice, so generally given, “to sit up erect," “to walk with the shoulders ing remedy: “Suspend two ropes with ring-han­ dles attached from a doorway or tree­ limb, and compel the child to awing by the arms ten minutes each day three minutes at a time. She will straighten up in three months. This is often demonstrnted in the convents. The e lastic exercising-tubca are better still hung in ' the house, and they are a delightful pas­ time.’’ _____________ Ancient Pvt rote urn. z Prof. Skeat has called attention to a passage in North’s translation of “ Plu­ tarch’s Lives ” (1681. p. 702), from which it appears that jx-troleum was known in the time of Alexander the Great The diggi-d in a certaine bxlging, he found a ccrl vcine, which, after they the Amt, there came ci lietwvan oil that �- SATURDAY - MAY* 90,-1880. least. Booth was kept ignorant in re­ gard to who V'e were, whether friend or foe, ajid what our object was in try­ ing to capture him. . During this conversation Garrett be­ came concerned feariqghi* tarn-would ta burned, claiming that his farming iu^diments w *ro stored in. ide nnd re­ PURSUIT A\l> ( Al’i URE OF J. WIL­ quested bis son to go into the.tarn and KES BOOTH, AMD HARROLD. perauade» Booth to come out and sur­ render. Garrett’s son entered the’ barn und called -out “Boyd ! Boyd !’ Booth answered in n low tone which made Garrett step out quickly, fearing On the24th, di.y of April 1865, Lieut,' Edward I’. Daugherty, in command of Booth would shoot him, ns Booth said to him “sir 'you have betrayed me’ a party of 96 enlisted men of the 16th. N. Y. CavL.reporfctl to the war depart­ (Booth had given his name us John W. mental Washington for orders, which Boyd doubtless to correspond with the wete promptly given.instructingfhim to initials.I. W. B. mi tin-back of liis left THH MJ5V ORGANS-s^j^E CHAMPION MOWER Hastings Easiness DirectoryJ£ACTINGS national bank, Ikx k nio to 1W0 ’ lltaetrated C.islotw frw. AddrenDauMF. Beany, Waablngton, N.J. [33M] Waters' Pianos | Organs! Capital ud Surplus Sloo.ooo. Bet made ; warranted >lx years. New Dianoe •tool, and ower. Siou upward .New ortran«bH». WW. MO unwar.1 ..-.-I-.-.— »— 1.—-.- NOVELTY AND SIMPLICITY COINED. Ml. OOU lb. Bri,.lnar rllk. I. >. J. BOWWE, n. Ce«.E,LOODlF.A1 ON 30 DAYS TRIAL ---- --------- ---pLEMENT SMITH, We vriU -cud oar KWrtro- Vol tele B It, oiber ■ tJ'Jtrfc App’Unrw upon trial for 30 day, to Ov« Attorney •ulfrrtM from Nrrroua DvbUity. Itheunmtlam. P. ralyala or »ar dlaeaM „f th* llv.r or Kidi^ya. an. maDjrnther diaraam. A aura enr« or no imy. Ad draaa, VOLTAIC BKLT UO., MaralAII Mlcf, Uom a apodal ty. SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW. at Law, [I ff I Df-Lascelle’s Emlisb Remedy­ fl 101 J AMES A, 8WEEZET, go ns speedily a* po<-ibk< tn pursuit of 1 ‘ . while UM.I t» Ihe-a'icui.i UKEs t’ERMANKNr. J. Wilke* Ihroth. the niwasin of Presi- 1 J*00*** had tried the day previous to i|*ct for tbe ull.orltlci In Attorney & Counsellor, dent Lincoln. 1’pon receiving, orders, Garrett * hones, but Garrett a and in company with detective* L. I‘l not 1 t him have them, and Baker mid E. J. Conger, we marched Jo 1 ‘iiought .that by *p doing he would HOUGHTALIN, Crda> Hie Potomnc, und were soon on |>"urd *,M>R‘ them. A* Booth mid Harrold 33-3C of the little steunie* Ida, which ttrok u* <-*V,lcl,l<le<i ,o **,e<T »•'tlie barn that SHERIFF. down the Potom.ie a* far a* Bell Plain*' voting Garrett thought it liest to . Offle. la Court 11 oom. HoUnf*. Mieht^a. where we landed nt nlrout 10 o’clock nt " s,k'** fat hets horse**p he wejit and night. We were then ordered to *trnp ,a’<l ‘ln" n « corn, crib not far from POBEBTS k HOTCHKISS, Milters to our smldle* and march along*’“■ "Im'Iv he mmiii fell asleep and as quietly a* possible and not *|M*i>k a- I ,,P ’l*waking up after a little imp went I THE NAMES OK FARMERS WHO ARE USING TiflEM. Druggists & Chemists, We marched all night ?°(l BMmIImcIc and approach- L DURKEE UNFERMENTED bove a whisper. V . '....... — >Uu most cvtapisis , Nashville. .CHAS. BAKER, /Usyrin. nailv to to disturb Mime ii * ~ u .‘---■“'••• •topping occttsidmdly disturb some •_ ‘:»u*ly, locked the tain that. ■loci of brugt sod Dr-i^gUU Suodrtss la Barry “ sleeper in quest (if information, but I Unrrohl were in, mid then 10. A PHILLIPS rounty. Pbyaleaaa orden lor druja aolidtad and C. BRIGGS, were not succvssfnl until the next [ •■‘‘turned to the crib mid wcnt to sleep | E. HIDE, “ D. JONES, afternoon, when we naichcd tlie Rap- 1 bul wn“ “wakened Ay our approach to pi'WEBS k BARLOW, TRADE MARK pnliannock river mid there we got track ,’u‘ l,n,,w*-v and a* I said iw-fon*, rushed L. LAPHAM, Maple Grove. J. HARTOM. y ot the one we wi re after. < Whilet,le ^ouse and told where.the parties A. WOLF, ‘ •• E. LONG, Vermontville. HARDWARE, crossing the river ona tint bout.mmuied , "ere.-' Booth strong^ insisted upon ‘ “ by two mnlnttoes, they gave us a dis- | l,a' >UR term* granted him, wanted n* T. FULLER, • B. PRATT, Iron, Nalls, Stoves and Tinware criptloh of BootIi-mid Hnrrohl, they | f’’ "tep back a few paces then hi1 would L. EMERY, •• •• E. WEJ.LS, had crossed, the day previous in com- | ,'o,n<* out and fight u* singly, saying, “ “ pony with a party of Mosby’s men, |< <1 wiH fight and die like a man.” He B. MILLER, J. IIAGHT, Woodland. by Capt. Jett, who took Booth along ,n|,l us to shoot him through the heart. ■ enry a. Goodyear, S. MAPES, Kalamo. J. SAWDY, witli him into the country, we al*o[an^ not shoo', him through the head, Dealer In leaniwl that Capt. Jett wo* stopping at t’,en Booth *aid“boy* preparen *trctcli & hotel in Bowling Green,* 15 miles from (>r* Capt. there is a man here that the river. We then put spurs to our ' wants to surrender. Harrold was then Ipseialty made In Hooae ForulshlnsP, IlarnesM *’ ?Ty*,<rr nijod-l‘orlfylng .nJ Life­ and lurn.it Hardersrv. All haruna warranted ' horses nnd on we went for Bo-wling I o’<hTed to come out -mid bring his world of m . Irlne than and made exclusively -»f oak tanned Iraiber- AU MALT III IT Ml*, prepared by t e M .11 fiillcn Co IiTxls Ip ror line aa cheap a* at any Louae in Green, passing the Iroum-where Booth '‘‘arabine with him hut he answered 1 fr-.ru nnferux nt.d Mall aud lf..r- it f, a perfect llchigan. ‘fright Included '{*«•• •>"> •-xhauatod e ■nstlluUora It was-steying jn*t three miles from the have no arms.Thrn Booth spoke saying black. river. While wc wcit crossing the riv- ' “that carabine famine, l-havt it in my ehL^n.’: M ’< •.** f rfeeta digeatioii, hL T'S “Ira. Dealer la er Booth wn* walking in the door 1 laisscMion mid I m going to keep it.” 1 i Hold ofr .th.. I.«|r1-aU.It,‘ t«"‘«r> |wr»with u.„ u. w life a(every ii," '" “ . ‘ ."i? 11 '•" ’ • “ “ y-ENFF.EIU.KP l>!GK*TION ’ yard and upon living informed that wc ! Harrold was then told to hnhl up his aswi IMINA EU1SKED BLOOD. *«|j reerywncre: were crooning, lie immediately went to hand* mid walk otit.sayfaig a* he did *o his room, put.on hi* beh (which con- j “tfootlemen I was not eonccrneii in MonumenU, Tombstones, Mantles, 6lc., AKNESSI HARNESS I tained two revolver*'"and two knives) Btis at all, I wa* on my way to join nuMiinaft, Mich. ind went to a pircr ot woodiHiot ■ far 1 Juhnston * army,” Booth spoke saying.‘ WM. E. CLARK where he : ’ ’ Unpt. that man is innocent. ” Booth distant from Garrett's house, THE BEST MACHINE IN THE WORLD. S. tiOODYEAR, Make* the bow« Curringr, Light roml "d’Hcd to know who we were. was stopping at the time. We .pushed i anil Team Dwtler In forward not knowingnt (Jietinic that what our object was in wanting to take we were passing Boot h.who.was watchIn-Hill rondel ed. Maying that he had mv ing.onr iihivenieiifs it* we went along. For a small sum of money anti don’t to shoot some ofotir I We finally got within ashortdistanceol era I opportnnitM-« - . , F2rt ’ .Bowling Green where we dismounted. 1 ’'H'” But did not want to injure a sin- ' bate bi., corner of Icfferaou nnd while some remained to hidd^thisoul of them and said "all,I want is | ; ............ . ............. >"..v iiiiii ii <>| JULIUS RUSSELL, lr>»rscs,lhe rest-of us went to the village ; Bdr play and a chance for my life.": Boise and F rancis, get hi* price* and hi* re<|ne*t granted a* it would and quietly surrounded tbe hotel where i wanted ’ ’ you will trade. CuDf. Jett was supposed to la*. Lieut. j probably In* the la*l he would make ' W. E. CLARK. Daugherty, mid Detectives Baker and on earth. rpilE 5 ASH MUJi LEVATOR. Duting thi* time one of mu party Conger, simui entcivd the hotel, being admitted by the landlady, who led the drew a little straw through a crack in • nay with light . in hand to the nrom the barn ami touclird a lighted matclilo I where Capt.Jett wa* sleeping. ,Iu-t In­ it which, soon made n blaze inside the F. HICKS, fore reaching the room one of the barn which nmile Booth plainly visible j IN 1879, party took the light and held it bark a* we looked through the crack of the barn. On diwovering the tire Booth | ' while another opened the door to> Jett ’ s I J Oil * |..............................«II« uiv 1XHIUI XHitn aud said “Jett are you here,•."Jett ; "‘upped near it with carabine in hand | Answered “yes” mid wa* then asked i looked at it fora moment, then turn- • Any nututar of farmers to NAMES OF FARMERS WHO ARE USING fllEM. where he had left the parties, Jett ans­ ed walked back a few step*. paused SoLlh SU1* •>( Hute «L wered at n.hnviMr <m the Richmond and with a determined look was evi­ |G. KUNTZ. Nashville. Woodland. nnload Wheat and Grain Ex­ A. EUPPER, F A. JONES. road, Jett lH*ing adiessed in h friendly dently watching for nn opportunity t.» peditiously nd Accuratly. T. JOHNSTON, EGULAR PHYSICIAN aud Surgeon. Day and and confidential manner was appar- shoot the first man that came in Night. . । Night Calle pron plly attended. Office at real denre, North Vain Street. Naehvll e. Mich. antly thrown otThis guard, and greatly .. ■■■<».- ..-nr .J- HOFFMAN. Maple Grove. L WELLMAN, ,____ hi. J HAUKS taken buck,when the light wa* brought of the tarn anti near 1Booth, place.) ■“ “ DR. H W. WUN MORE shot, the kill 1 W. ROWLEADER, in.which revealed the Federal uniform. I revolver to n crack and ................. .. HURD, •• “ PlIYniriAN floMercv .nd offle Jett wa* then ordered to get up, lire**, striking Booth mi the neck. As mmiii n* G. MORGAN, Castleton. desire to announce that having erected * at Elliott*. Maple Grove Gra're. the shut was tired Sergt. Wendell and I aud lend the way to the place where he ' myself ran to the door, went in on A PRICE, •• one of the largest and most convenient J. A BAUGHMAN. had left the parties. We then hasten­ “dotible quick,** found Booth sitting on ( elevator buildings in central Michigan, . . , , . . , uoiiuie qmcn, Illium iiimtti sitting P. McOMBER, mid H FEIGHNER, M iple Grove. edtack to our horses, mounted, mid the tlooi with rmnliim. by hi* sid't they are prepared to receive nnd tended*M,eh' n,M,“ r’jl’ t‘«*«t>t|y •* under the guidance of Capt. Jett, made ‘hen quickly plnr;-d mv hands mi his ; our way to Garrett’s farm,and surronn- JH‘L ,o n1"1 J-0." ,lm" *!'g 11 ■ , . । .... . . ; knife or pistol. (Booths largest knife j-Jfc'VKl IJOEi. Proprietor ded the house. Then warn of the hail Idooddried on both side, of th ’. party were admitted to the house bv . blade.) For any quantity of Ganett, who was quickly surrounded ‘ In- fire spread so rapidly that we luvl JJ MALT MALT BITTERS Fitters SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS H IRON, NAILS & SHELF HARDWARE 2^"^ Combined Reaper* Mower, American and Foreign Marble, yyM. DRi GOODS, SILKS and DRESS GOODS ■*- <•&. ZDZR/y GOODS Remodeled, Enlarged = Improved WM Groceries and General Produce, R AINSWORTH & BROOKS PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE .... ........... .......... .. .rs'XS’K.' "b'^r-Sii nu.l renluiui: t*><‘........................wven.l ntvolven, pviutNl nl him. mill r.-<|iiMl<'d to .Hh'Iom- th.' nTiorenliont*of the antla. ami n» soon as |Nissible procured parties thi.1 were stopping will) him. the services of a rebel surgeon who done all tie could for Booth, rail it was with fear, and while claiming that they of no avail, the sliot wa* fatal anil were not in the house. a Rebel soldier Booth died about MiinriHe Apr. 26th. We took Harrold and Booth’* dead, rushed in being scarcely observed until body and delivered them u»_ the bespoke, saying “Father its no use” authorities at the X ivy Yard in "" ' “i'll tell where these men arc.” He ington on the night of Apr. 26th, had hardly said the wonk before he was “nablied” and told to be careful £KTERPKISE not to mislead, or he would suffer the "consequence. He assured us at nearly ©very step that he would not deceive , uh. and pointing in the darkness to an 1 Object hardly visible owing to the darkness said “they are in that barn?* I spurred my horse and quickly, got to MEAT MARKET. . THE FASTEST GRAIN-CUTTER IN THE WORLD. .Shingles. Money Saved iy Dealing witli them. AI5SWSW0RTH A BROOKS. . - Teas, Coffees, Sugars, mrmtta* lie wan’d not hurt him in thi 1 Wcal&SnrgicalMitiite AND A.B.SPIIIEY,I.D.,Prop. B”I’ll IIC1M ’ X. 1 ailCIH mounted, tied our horses, and also tied | Jett, and Garrett to tree* near by with . . , guanls over them, aud then took posi- j Having bought for CASH a large, neat tions around the tbe tarn, barn, when it wa* de- 1I lions cided that one would do the talking , while tbe lent remained silent. Wc did not wait long liefore tlw: parties in tbe tarn were callwd upon to come out and surrender, but they (nude no re Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, ply and appeared u little uneasy as wc' could hear them walking around. Af­ Cheese ut Everything ter a while the order was repeated.then Booth said in cool Ann and clear voice taW U CradKi a Firrt Gim Grocery fore! “Capt- who art you?” and was answer­ ed “It makes uo difference who I am I want you to come out and surrender" Wiah to inform all that by prompt at­ tention, accommodating ways, good B roth then said “wall Capt. this is goods nod low price*. hope to receive rattier a draw back to nty journey, I a fair share of your patronage. was on my way to .Mexico to .make a fortune." the order waa again repeated ■llghril Prive |miM for Procure for him to surrender, or the tarn would be fired. Booth then tried to pci - J COME AND SEE. •axle him to come, into the tarn, pled- , Tow, Truly, giug his word and honor as a gentle-] ■OISE A FRANCIS. FRESH FISH and FOVX.TRT IN THEIR SEASON. Lard, by the lb. or barrel, Ac., <fr„ &c. ry The Highest Market Price paid for Hides, Pelts. 4tc. ’grocery] were about to *uv-cved. We then di* । Seeds, Flour. Feed. lAme. Suit, Flnster, Stucco, Hair and Krepv coDstantly ou hvnd a big stock of Fresh and Salt flleats, Smoked Hams and Shoulders, W. A. PQLGL40E. M. D., llealdant rhyUclan aud Surgeon, Oflh u 204 Woodward Avenue L ANDREWS, Kalamo. J. HAMLETON, M. DROLLET, N. BARNES, H. STINCHCOMB; Woodland A. BIDINGER, J. MAUSER I have just received 50 of the above inacltinns, 25 already sold, and all who think of purchasing machines will find it to their advantage to call and see me. Machines Hold on the most liberal terms. HEX UY HOE Dr. HUl’s English Extract of BUCH U ISONX OF THE Best Kidney Investigators in Use. NAMES OF FARMERS WHO ARE USING THEM B. MILLER, Maple Grove. H. MASEY, “ “ J. ODELL, ", “ L. WOOD, “ “ J. MARSHALL," “ P. DELLER. “ A. W. PHILLIPS, VtVille. 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LIFE IN HA8HVILLE’, And Her Environs. r r —The city dads have posted a board on the bridge over the Thornapple, no­ tifying al! who drive faster than a walk over the bridge, that a fine of $5. must be forthcoming. —Farmers are complaining that the Hessian fly is devouring the wheat at a fearful rate, and they fear that the wheat crop will be much shorter than they have anticipated. —It is reported upon good authority that a couple of well-to-do farmers of Barryville have errected a new farm gate upon each of their farms. The . fact of this being the first gate on either of the places makes this an item of joyful news. . —The corner atone will be laid for the UE U. B. church of Maple Grove, one mile north of the Centre, on Sat­ urday the Ifitli of June. Sendees will be held on Friday evening previous, and on Saturday at 2, p. m., and Sun­ day at 10:30, a. m. —Walt Stilwell captured a huge mud turtle near Gregg’s crossing last Thurs­ day morning and brought it to town. The boys got it out on the side walk and tried to take a ride, but his turtleship refused to be used as nn omnibus and Walt loaded him up and drove away. —A blind horse belonging to Mr. Rickard, went down to the river to drink last Friday night, and waded out into the^rater and was unable to find the way out again. Mr. Rickard im­ mediately went after a boat and help, but the horse was in *hc water over two hours before it could be piloted ashore. —The small boys around town are practings throwing the lasso, and cap­ turing each other, for wild horses. . Some of them are becoming quite ex­ perts at the business and prolmbly ere long will have a longing desire to “go wust” and try their skill ou the vast prairies. —4t is reported that a prominent citizen of Maple Grove whose mother holds a life lease of the ground be tills, has repeatedly misused, and once or twice has been guilty of beating her so severely that the old lady has applied to the neighbors for council in reg ird to means of redress. . —Last week Thursday, Deputy Sher­ iff Lee went to Middleville and brought Tom Mitchell of that place, before Esq. Parody, upon a warrant issued upon the complaint of Henry Sparks, for as­ sault and battery, committed upon the person of Spark’s son. Mitchel plead guilty and paid fine and costs, amount­ ing to $9.35. —The following weather report has j been compiled from a memorandum of observation taken the past week. Fri­ day, some rain, Saturday, frequent showers, Sunday, stormy, Monday, wet and rainy, Tuesday, sudden change, warm and no rain,Wednesday,thunder shower accompanied with sharp light­ ning, Thursday, damp and stormy. A dam(p) wet week. —All who are interested in making preparations for a celebration, the 4th of July in Nashville, arc requested io meet at Powers’ law office Hext Tues­ day evening. When we celebrate we always have a good program and peo­ ple in the anrrounding country know it, and let us come down liberally with the collaterals and not let the coming celebration fall below par in the least. —Those persons throughout the country who are constantly crying "hard times,” and shoring off the pay­ ment of honest store accounts from year to year, but who will be hoodwicked into buying of transient peddlers, enormous packages of odds and ends of bankrupt stocks, and shod­ dy goods.to the amount of from $75. to $900. would do well to read “The Fools Errand,” by “one of the Fools.” —A well known doctor living not over SO miles from Nashville baa a lady patient in Maple Grove, whom be vis­ its regularly and stays with her from three to five hours, while her husband is is the field at work, and I he doctor claims to have a mesmeric intinrace over his patient, that will rejrulate the pulse, by his holding her hand in his, and Otherwise acting very softly. The neighbors think it queer. —A boy from the country was seen the other day to enter a grocery store and when the proprietor and clerk were out-ride, coatiounly slip an orange into iris pocket and lesurely stroll out the back door, and as he heard some one two mouthfuls of that orange, and if it did sot make him rick we would like to see him walk into the store, wine day | TERMS: $150 per Year I Credit Suhsckiptions $1.75. Devoted to the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun, NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1880. *■ —The eight retorts for the chemical works, came in bn the noon freight on" Thursday' and a full corps of hands were set at work removing them from the car to their places in the east build­ ing.-They are about nine feet in length, of an oval shape with a cast iron bot­ tom and ends, and .boiler iion top, and will hold a cord of wood each. . —A trio of athletes are in training for sport in pedestrian ism the coming 4th. Thursday evenining they staked oft a course on Washington St., for 100, 300,-and-300 yard races, and about sev­ en o’clock p. m., of e-acb day they will devote a little time to training. Some of the boys who go up the truck to jog along dow n with them, come puffing Xiong, a few minutes behind, declaring that they could keep up if the boys would not jog so fast ou the start. —It is amusing to the census taker to see the interest manifested by the grown up daughter of the matron whom he is questioning in regard to the names and ages of the children, and when the girl hears her name men­ tioned, he notes the involuntary uneasencss which she manifests and when her ago is called for, before her mother has time to respond, she exclaims 16!, and with her eye threatingly turned upon the old lady she gives a sigh of relief a* she realize* that the enumer­ ator is putting it down with out call­ ing for the family record. As be pars­ es to the next question she looses ull interest in the census business and presently he Inara bur in the parlor, drumming a strain of "Java March” on the piano. —The Eaton and Barry Co. Homeo­ pathic Medical Society, met at the par­ lors of the Wolcott House on Wednes­ day last. Several very interesting clinics were present for examination nnd advice. Dr. Lathrop, of Hastings, read a very interesting paper od Dys­ entery, its pathology and treatment. The paper was quite an able produc­ tion, and was thoroughly discussed by members of the Society. Mrs. Dr. Barfa w read a paper on Nervous Depres sion, which was very appropriate and was well received. Various other top­ ics were then introduced for discussion, nnd though the meeting was not quite ns well Attended as some, still a pleas­ ant and profitable lime was enjoyed by those present. When the Society,ad­ journed it was to meet again at the Wolcott House the first Wednesday in ।. i SeptenilMT. —During the rain storm on Wodnes-j. j day last, Charley Everts and John Heckathorn came up from the woods L00AL GIBBLE-G ABBLE, Ida Wolcott lias returned from Ohio. Judge Smith of Hastings was in town Monday. Nellie Walworth viritod in Middle­ ville last week. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey are visiting friends in Hastings. . Geo. Dark was in the village this week on a visiting trip, • A. J. Hardy^cturned from his west­ ern trip last Week Friday. Austin Brooks nnd wife have been visiting in Jackson this week. Mr. Strqwv has sold his house and lot. on State S|., to John Franck. Mrs. H. R. Dickinson has gone to La­ peer to^y+Urrtlat ives and friends. Chas. Wood, insurance agent of Bellevue was in town Wednesday. Mrs. Al. Rssey is now convalescent and has hopes of a speedy recovery. Several of our town people arc taking in the Battle Creek races this week. A. R. Wolcott has errected a new awning in front of his harness shop. Miss E. L. Andrews of Charlotte has been visiting at Guss. Phillips’ this week. Wm. Buell has rented, and moved in­ to the house lately vacated by Horace Flint. Mrs. Frank Wright and her son Irv­ ing, are visiting at Mrs. Frink’s, her sister. Mr*. 0. M. Yates went to Jackson and Lansing, for new goods last Wed- J nesdhy. The Gnrlinger Bros, have drawn over 400 bushels of wheat to the elevator this week. A.J.Bowne and wife, of Hastings, were visiting at the Wolcott House on Wednesday. Al. Rnsey has "lathered” the front of his harlier shop with paint during the post week. Jacob Osmun has had some of his buggies repaired and fixed up in a more inviting style. J. B. May of Charlotte, state agent for the champion reapers, was in town this week. Herb. Lee and editor Strung, have been seeing the sights at die Chicago convention this week. < Mrs. Nichols and Miss Hyde receiv­ ed the ordinance of baptism by Elder Holler last Sunday. Ainsworth A Brooks bought the first clip of wool on Tuesday of Nathan Week* of Maple Grove. Barney - Brooks , , has .taken theiemainder of h,H hcrd of Middle* illp. where he has them on sale. Capt. Boise has !>cen adding to the looks of his fine corner lot by erecting a new fence around it. Ed. Crusoe is in town and is shipping a limited number of bushels bf potatoes up north to W. A. Aylsworth. Mr*. Nichol* will dispose of her gro­ cery'' .stock nt auction Monday, June 14th and retire from business. . •. Willie Conroe, nephew of E. Paiady, [ ai and Wm. Butler, both of Berlin, Ionia Co., are visiting at Mr. Parady’s. Old "Sol.” has drawn the water, and our streets tiave been systematically sprinkled for some time, and no assess­ ment been made to pay the expense. Dell Squiefs hand, which was cut Id the melee at Vermontville, has got sufficiently well, so that lie resumed his place in the barber shop yesterday. Our enterprising jewler James Flem­ ing has been adding to the looks of his already fine looking residence, by er­ ecting a large grape arbor, which is pronounced to be the best in town. • The W. C. T. U. will hold their next regular meeting on Tuesday, June 8tji, at 6:80 o’clock, p. m., at the residence of Mrs. Parady, on Main St. The exer rises of the meeting to commence at 6:30 o’dock sharp. The Nashville string band came out last Tuesday and serenaded Wm. Buell at his new home and were invit­ ed in and enjoyed a good smoke and a pleasant chat nnd departed peacably and joyously to seek their own downy beds. Our sidewalks, in some localities, are in a very bad condition, and prompt action on the part of those whose duty it is to look after such matters, may save the village some expense, as it is unsafe to walk on some of them after dark. Jno. Watring says that the man who claims to have secured the first swarm of bees on the 14th, is way behind the times, as he has had one come out on the Oth, and it is nearly ready to swarm again. He has had eight colonies swarm this season. Lawn Mowers.—We call the atten­ tion of our readers to the advertise­ ment ot the Hills Archimedean Lawn Mower CoM of Hartford, Conn., in an­ other column. They claim to have the best Lawn Mowers in the market, and their claims is not disputed. Mrs. R. Shepard, the world re­ nounc'd inspirational speaker, will speak at the Opera House, Tuesday and Wednesday c ven ings, J u ue Sth. an d 9th. Mrs. Shepard i* one of the best inspi­ rational speakers in the states. Come and hear her. By order of com. Henry Gum has bought the the old Jordan property, east of the' Follett House in Vermontville, of Wm. Pal­ mer of Rochester, N. Y. for $830. Hen­ ry will fit it up for a dwelling house and saloon, and move to that burg ns soon as the repair*are completed. Sam. Hartford slipped on the roof of a bain, where he was painting the cupalo, lust week, anil strained the cords of hi* limbs and otherwise injuring him internally, so that h« lias been confined to the honse for several days, and will probably not be able to resume work for another week. Mr. and Mrs. James Perry are good charitable people of Maple Grove. Gne day last week they clothed and fed a little girl and are to give it their name and a good home, weiguc 9 lbs. Grand­ pa you can go and see your grand-daugh­ ter now ! The eventful time is over! You can stay nt home now Jennie! Custom work in Holler’s mill has increased so. much, that he contem­ plates putting in another run of stone in a short time. He already ba* added a new man to his force, Mr. Frank Hoov­ er, and if the water will keep within bounds, he intends to be ready to grind all the grain that may come, in a spee­ dy, and work-man-like manner. Jesse Austin has taken the job of building the U. B. church, in Maple Grove, and is to hgve it finished by the 15th nf July. Mr. Geo. O. Dean, the Treas. of the building Committee, wishes those who have subscribed to­ ward, the building fund, to promptly pay Up, or have, the money ready when called upon, as the contractor must be paid weekly. Neaily al) of our exchanges are com­ plaining of scarcity of locals, andNaohville is no better supplied than the rest, a* the farmers are behind with their work, owing to the recent wet weather, and those that are compelled to come to town, do their business immediately, and return home without waiting togather in knots on the street corners and gossip about the various events transpiring in in their respective local­ ities as is the custom when they have more time to spare. where they had been at work, and Charley went into the granery, while John went to the house, and seeing a musket standing in one corner among some other tilings, Charley took hold of the muzzle and tried to lift it out, but it being wedged in between some rubbish, it did nut cornu out easily and he gave it a sudden pull, and the ham­ mer caught and snapped. dischatgiug the piece which chanced to be loaded, _______________ __ ._____ j ihis ;. __ j the and whole chargejjust grazed hand and going up by his head, scar­ A recent letter from Lu. Biggs of ing him so badly that he scarcely knew what be did with the musket, but he Triplett, Mo. states that he has out 80 flew out of the granery. and jumped acres of com, which now stands knee some less than 20 feet into the air, and high. The villagers arc mowing their lawns when be caine down, he grabbed him self by shoulders and gave himself a and making many noticable improve­ severe shaking, before he could tell ments in the way of cleaning up their yards. « . whether he was killed of not. . The aubj>*ct of Elder Holler’s dis­ —An unusually large attendance was present at the Red Ribbon Meeting on course at the school house next Bun Monday evening last. After the usual day evening, will be "Miraculous Con­ routine of business was transacted, an version.” Mr. and Mrs Orr of Prairieville, have interesting program for the good of the order was carried out. Mrs. Plum been the guests of Frank Reynolds read an interesting selection entitled, this week* Mrs. Orr is a sister of Mrs. "Husks,” it was read very nicely and Reynolds. Jno. Smith was elected at the Hast was well received. Dr. Jones then read an intensely interesting poem entitled, ing* con vention, to attend the Demo­ "The Last Night on Earth,” tt being cratic state convention at Saginaw next the soliloquy or a man who was to be Tuesday. Extensive preparations are being bung on the following day for murder. The Dr. has evidently mistaken his made for the Temperance .picnic Muss Meeting at Thornapple Lake next calling, for though he may be an excel­ * lent physician, yet his sacceu as an el- Thursday. Alf. Buxton has his cellar wall finish­ oentionist coaid not be questioned. His manner of rendering some of the ed rjady for the brick, which he will l>assages in the above named jjoem, commence laying as soon as they -can was just thriliingly sublime. Messrs. be obtained. Mrs. C. N. Young has gone out of Chipman, Harder, Wheeler and Par­ tello made short and appropriate the millinery shop where she has been Common Council Proceedings. speeches in reference to the l>est course working this spring and is or*“ yzing Ii Council Rooms, to JfWMHtnlsdoI lii» cuu.luct,'aud, iu»te to pursue, to issue sucroas ------------t the tetu« ottb, -omtanod l Nashville, Mar «, 1890. peranee cause. Next Stoday evening I warm reception witli a rolling-pin. S pureuaui to mvourn an extra effort will be made to mak^ r-|»»U-dlr knoekod 1dm down, b»t hd Preaent, Pnient. Cblomu I>owo-­ Chipman Prewtent. President, Down ti»c meeting interesting. The exercis^ew. blue, and censed not until I ing. Cook, Roe, Boston and Reynolds, will consist uf ringing by the* Tcmpex^^ trustees. Wm. Burgess has been grading off ance Glee Club, reading original essays Absent, Olds. On motion Daniel Irland was ap­ his lot and filing in the slough in the comer which has unproved the looks of pointed pound mantel by aye® and nays aa follows: Ayes, Downing, Cook, Roe, Boston The M. E. Social will be entertained NUMBER 37. WOODLAND ITEMS. HASTINGS ITEMS. Our new worked roads am quite soft. Mr. R. Hol ties, will soon commence a 83x44 barn. t)ur farmers are quite late with their corn planting. E. Miller has a new set of ivory, for the campaign. A. Baitinger, has built a new upright to his house, Sheep shearing is the order of the day, except when it rains. Our L. F. M’. 8. held their meeting Wednesday nt Mrs. Ira Stowell’s. L. Hilbert lias ordered the blinds for the masonic.hail, from Bcntly Bros. The 1.0. of 0. F. held their first meeting in their new hall, last. Monday eve. Miss E. Barnum came home last Saturday on a visit, she has been at­ tending school at Grand Rapids. Tljere will be a grove meeting held in John Fuller’s grove, commencing Wednesday 15th, and lasting over Sun­ day. Mr. E. Davenport is going to teach the select school at the Center this coming fall, Mr. D., is well liked as a teacher here. Success to you ’Gene. Glass ball shooting is raging in this vicinity. Fever and ague is thriving in this vicinity. The census takers am around quiz­ sing the people. Hon. Clement Smith and family have gone to Chicago. The little cUt worm is following up the corn rows. Barney Brooks sold eleven of his ponies in this city last Saturday. Whoop! whoop! is tife cry of the lit­ tle urchins when they begin to congh. The wool market has opened and • a few sold at prices ranging from 90 to 38 cents. • Mr. Riley’s born on the McFarland place, two miles south of thia city was burned -on Saturday night. Chas. Hicks has sold Ids interest in his residence, on Green St. to his brother Willbm. and lias purchased a half in­ terest in William’s store. The Episcopal Diocese of Western Michigan are holding a convention in this city. There are upwards of 20 cler­ gy and 12 laymen present. The Board of Education, at their meeting last evening, elected Miss Beadle, in place of Miss Campbell, principal of tae Grammar department re-elected Miss Barlow, Miss Wheeler Miss Butler, Miss Estes, Miss Vallou , Elected Irene Busse! in place of Mias Beadle,promoted, and Miss Edna Hav­ ens in place of Miss Belle Throop who d»*clined a re-election. , There was a lecture on Tuesday afternoon, delivered by the Secretary of the state Pomological Society, for the purpose of organizing a society The Woodland Teacher’s Institute will bo held at Woodland Center, Sat­ urday June 13th, and the following program has been made out and it is hoped to make the exercises interest­ ing and profitable. D.a. rn. Devotional exercises, by Rev. Burgess. 9:15 Discussion, reformed spelling, by Eugene Davenport. Essays, "Theory and Practice,” by J. W. Harter. "Text Books,” by Miss Emily Holmes, “Reviewof National Fifth Reader,” by Erl. Holbrook, "How to study,” by Warren Barry, "Gram­ mar,” by Miss Della Palmerton, "Teaching Practical Things,” by C. E. Ingerson, "Teaching Promptness,” by Miss Viola Wheeler. This will be in the day time and in the evening, there will lie a Reading Entertainment by the teachers of the township. Sam. Ijoolx! Look! Look! L. RtiMell is loaning money at aston ishingly low rate*, on good farm secu­ rity. Call for rates at lii» Real Estate­ Exchange, Hastings. 32-37. iy 1 Yoke of Oxen for sale at C. C. Wolcott’s IV Snow Flake Flour 3.75 per cwt a Boise & Francis. iy Paris Green for sale by P.T. Bowl CP’ Just recced a full line of spring and Summer clothing at S. Lirhacser’s Removed! Removed! To my new store tiro door*, south of Truman’s, which has been filled up with a stock of Elgin Watches, Clocks, Wm. Cargo oT section hill, who has Silverware, Jewelry, and other things lately been quite poorly, is again con­ kept in a flrst-clnss jewelry store, se­ lected with the view of pleasing and valescent. benefiting my patron*. Come nnd Mrs. Avery is having her house re­ see me and I will dn yon good. Re­ C. W. Demarat. * painted on the outside. A good im­ pairing as usual. provement. IV A large line ol wall japer at We understand that the I. O. G. T. _______ F. T, Boise’s. arc to hold a district lodge at this place cy You can get the Celebtated on the 23d inst. Stark and Voorman Pat. Sand-band* Some people have gone from Hus pnt on your Buggii4* at E. Cook’s for vicinity, to attend the Republican Na­ only S2.00. They are worth five time# what they cost to any wngon. tional Convention at Chicago. A fine lot of Lap Rohes, Canvas Rumor jins it that a certain widower Collars and best buggy Whip* cheap formerly of Nashville, now stopping in for cash at A. R. Wolcott’s. Bellevue, is in search of a wife. UF* Go to Hale’s and try his cool James Dalton living north of section and delicious Soda Water. He alwayw hill, died of consumption, and was has the pooular flavorings, Coffee, buried last Saturday, at Marshall, Chocolate, etc., that makes refreshing drinks. Al«o Ginger Ale, Geyser and Mich. • We arc having so much wet weather, Beltzes Water on draught. that many pieces of wheat are falling U?' One 3-year-old Horae Mr sale, at C. C. WoLCorrt down, and fears are entertained that it will not fill. ty For Jewelry and Watches go to Reuben Hall who was arrested for F. T. Boise. rape on the person of Mrs. Sanford Dr. J. Graves a throughly post* Conklin, and jailed, was bailed out, cdGT veterinary surgeon of Kalumo. will his bail being placed at $800. be in Nashville every Satimlay. Surg­ Dr. E. J. Marshall has his face turned ery a specialty. Can be found at II. G. Balk’s. westward to look for a location. Doc. Those new styles of Dress Goods, Hull baa taken bis place, to despense medcine in Homeopathic doses. We Glovra, Hosery, Neckties, Embroidery, Silk Fringes, and Trimming Silk* arc bespeak for him a good practice. all Dew, neat, attractive and cheap at D. C. Griffith. Cupid baa been awful careless lately shooting her arrows around this vic­ tSP* Wilson & Howe Mill sells Boots inity. as a consequence, many are en­ and Shoes as low as the lowest. tering into life contracts to love and cherish each other, unless they should Best UlBCfaine in the Market. AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE. happen to be divorced, all of which Is possible. Don’t buy until you examine them and see their superiority over all other Evans & Hunziker are pushing their machines. Call and get prices. opera house building.with a large force Kelloog. Demarat &Co. of hands and expect to have it enclosed HT Window curtains and fixtures at and in shape for a 4th of July dance. F. T. Boisk’s. The *ame firm have lately erected a HT The newest styles of spring suits fine dwelling on the north side of the river, which is to be occupied by our for men and boys just received at, । D. C. Griffith’s. BELLEVUE ITEMS. iy Wil sod & Howe sell* Tobacco The red bridge on the Charlotte road for 40 cents. While Ju Hastings tbi« -week we guard at the cwt end. A team came, dropped into L. Russeli’s Beal Estate near getting into trouble by driving on Exchange and found him ruAed with that part of t he bridge that remains standing, bat luckily, discovering the about? Bratvm. .< LOCAL MATTERS. D. C. Griffith is filling his store chuck full of new *iiminer good* and they are cheap. * �MiyaoUwo! hi. debt., U,.t b. toteU/rf manror. AllhewuH-d Mliyaid H» Bwtob Mimirera, and it supped through his fingers like with taagbter. tore, which, if collected, would make an quicksilver. He appeared to be so fullv aware of his idiosyncrasy as to jret interesting and curious volume. Be­ about it. ' 7 A FOWL PROCEEDING. fore giving a few notes from it, it will be mg her reply. Her eyes have been told now this sort of tattered and torn CURIOUS AND INTERESTING. fixed upon the rippling water, but, as currency is redeemed. It goes to the he finishes, she raise* them to his Suckers axd Pukes.—A writer fa face. Not a shade of -color mantles her Redemption Bureau of the treasury, and the Chicago Inter Ocean gives this ver­ in <:«4St is a legal-tender note and the numMtyl and denomination are distin­ sion of the origin jjf “Buckera ” and most haughtily, and not a tremor ia dis­ guishable, and satisfactory evidence is “Pukes:” “I came to Illinois in the cernible upon her face. . furnished that the other portion will year X D. 1833, and had a curiosity to “Myrtle, darling, do you understand never be presented, a new note is issued know -why the people of Dlinofa were me ? I love you more than life; for, to the owner of the fragments. H a na­ called Suckers and those of Missouri jMrttiooed through the middle, with wmnmr in' fh* ti—__i ___ without you, life would be worth noth­ tional-bank Dote, the name of the bank Pukes. The first to tell me waa a lady, ing to me. Myrtle, will yon be my must still cling to it, and the same evi­ who had lived fa St. Louis several years ally stops to stroke the pet of the feath­ dence as to the other portions be fur­ previous, during a summer of groat diaAnd still she is silent A minute nished. Satisfactory evidence consists treas on account of sickness. All the ered favorites. Under this treatment passes, but it seems an ago to him, nnd of affidavits as to how the money became help (suooor) they got came from Illinois. the fowls have become quite tame, and then she extends one little hand toward so dilapidated, and the indorsements by About 10 o'clock a. m., they would see never before had she such on exjxtrieno* PITH AND POINT. him. With a glad ary he clasps it in responsible persons as to the honest in­ one or two rragons winding their way to ss we are about to relate. Th& ladv, as she tells the story herself, had passed his own and carries it to his lips. And tents of the claimant for redemption. town, when their dead would be buried through IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN. Whenever the Indians and soldiers the first division of thi hen­ this fa all He would give worlds for For, of course, fraudulent attempts are and the sick attended to ; thus they re­ house, and Stopped to pet the fowls in have a brush the soldiers are apt to fur­ ' The fire burns cheerily in my room the privilege ef taking nor in his arms frequently made on thia bureau. Quite ceived daily succor. The old doctors the other half, and, while she was thus nish the hair. and pressing one passionate kiss upon often a woe-begone piece of note will be then (as they do now) gave an emetic Tun trouble in this count engaged, she noticed the big old rooster those bright ruby lips ; but he knows for the first thin-*, followed with, calo ­ sent in, and, upon applying the crucial the pictures and ornaments ; all openly much that we cannot raise that in the other domicile had taken a posisuggestive of coxfaess and comfort. I only top well the nature of this girl who test, will turn out to be port of a ooun- mel, and the Pultee had to be attended f1 r>Tl . ^1.1.1 I, A aa_ Al 1_ -I we can't settle itto, thus the sobriquet Succors and Pukes • loan back in my arm choir, survey the has but just pledged her faith to him. They turned and walked silently away us appljed respectively." • aunoundfags, and try to think that I am watched her with a jealous eye. Direct­ The Sum Made of Metal.—In a re­ contented. But it is fa vain. I can only in the gathering twilight, down the rood case. In these instances the sender ly the lady reached out to take in her realfae its emptiness—to me it is only that leads to the village. The plaintive- Site a reply more pointed than polite. cent article in the Nineteenth Century, hands a hen, but it evaded her, and ran notes of the whip-poor-will are heard at generally there is little trouble, and by Mr. J. Norman Lockyer, the writer the taunting ghoHt of what might have off with a frightened scream. At this been. How vividly the piwt comes up away off in the forest. Slowly and the fifty men and. women employed in very strongly objects to Dr. Draper’s- the looker-on in Vienna—the oid rooster “resembles an oyster on the half-shell. The shell fa shown at home—the soft -1 before me to-night. It is useless for silently night lowers her curtain of this division can see through the case dfaoovery of oxygen in the sun. Mr. —became unduly excited, ruffled side abroad.” mo' to attempt to drive away these darkness o’er the earth and pins it down remarkably quick, and the claimant gets Lockyer says he has gone carefully over his feathers, elongated his neck, and A mule’s head does not contain a brain his just deserts kt once. The pieces o tiie whole ground and finds: Fipt, that thoughts, for they arc bitter memories with a million of glittering stars. showed he was as “mad as mad capable of culture and refined rearing, notesi which pa£s muster are ground to the photograph on which Dr. Draper of my past life, which, like Banquo’s could be.” He looked as if he wanted but it fa wonderful to what extent the apulp, dried; and sold to paper-makers. bases the discovery fa not one competent ghost, will not down at my bidding. I to tackle the lady, and, sure enough, other end of his form can be reared. try to crush out all <thoughts of the The amount redeemed averages nearly to settle such an important question; when she entered his room to pass out Spring has faded into summer, and $1,500,000 a month. past, as at other times, but they come ‘ second, that he does not find the co­ he did make a moat determined on­ “Whom can we trust?” fa the black­ with «uch weight thot they are stronger the last. days of summer are slipping One of the-most remarkable cares incidence between bright solnj lines and slaught. type inquiry of an exchange. It fa of He rushed at her, fairly away. The scene now is a social gath­ that has cVer come before the Ite-demp- oxygen linro in the port of the spectrum than my will. . bristling with indignation, and savagely no consequence. “Whom can we in­ Two years is not a long period of time, ering in the village. The soft, mellow tion Bureau is that of a Nebraska back­ with which he fa most familiar; and, duce to trust us ?” fa the soul agonizer. struck at her with his spurs. The lady, if mcas.^ed an days, weeks and months, lamp-light falls upon many a fair face woodsman, a camp fire and $100. By third, that, comparing Dr. Draper's pho­ rather pleased than otherwise, lifted a. “ Tennysos spends hours on a single but, if measured by the agony the Lu­ there that needs but the opportunity «nd accident he dropped his pocketbook tograph with the fine photograph of line." And so, by the way, does the foot to poke him away, and did give him man heart can enduro, it is an eternity. it would rival the boasted charms of containing the money into the fire; it the siiectrum obtained by Mr. Ruther­ a vigorous shove. But he returned and washerwomea. And the line of the lat­ Some say that hearts cannot break, many an acknowledged belle of the city was very not, and before he could get it ford, he “foils, to find any true bright ter fa the longest—Norristown Herald. let fly his spur-mounted heels, and gave others, that women's do sometimes; ball-rooms. Again do I see the maiden out the book liad. shriveled up to a hard line fa the sun whatever coincident with the lady's No. 3 gaiter a lively crack, His name is not “ May-I-shoot-o-tongbut men’s are so constituted that they I saw upon the bridge in’ the early ball, round and compact Ho did not any line of oxygen whatever.” Mr. leaving quite a stinging sensation. horned-cow"—that fa, if the King of springtime. But the youth is not with con bear disaster to the affection with­ open it, but sent it on with a statement Lockyer sums up tiie evidence as to the And from this time out the lady and the Siam's name fa referred to. He writes out material fajury to that delicate her now. By her side stands a dark, of the facts. The ball was cracked just son’s composition fa these (words: “So plucky old rooster had a regular pitched fa tlris way : “ Mahah Cbuta-long-kcrn organ. I don’t pretend to say how this coarse man, with low forehead, deep- as a walnut would be, and revealed the fur os our uncontented knowledge goes, battle. She says that she rather en­ Klow.” sunken eyes, and full, .sensuous lips, may be, but I do know this world will contents in $10 and $20 bills intact and the sun fa chiefly made of metal, and on joyed tiie sport, but before ahe got While a Leadville lawyer was cross­ never again look os bright and beauti­ which tell that he has more of the brute undamaged, and the backwoodsman got this account fa strangely different from through the fowl was so terribly in earn­ ful to me as it did before I closed my in his nature than is usually allotted to his $100 back again. Another case was tiie crust of our earth, fa which the est it did not seem like fun,’ and she examining a woman who was on the wit­ man. And yet this girl is smiling up at that of an Illinois farmer who had a dis­ metals are fa large minority." ness-stand, she exclaimed: “I'm a eyes on hope. determined to end up the fight by tak ­ lady, and by thunder don’t you for­ I try to cover my sorrow with a mask him as she never smiled upon the fair- trust for' banks. - A short time ago he Cubic Catacitt of the Skull.—Of of luurshness toward womankind, and liaired youth who pleaded so passion­ liad several thousand dollars (no unusual all the measurements by which the ing the old fellow by the neck and hold­ get it” ing him suspended in mid-air until the well I succeod; for among my acquaint­ ately for her love but a few months be­ thing among Illinois farmers) which he difference can lie determined between fight was all taken out of him. The Father—“But Charley, again I see ances I am known as a bitter, cynical fore. Where is he now? Ah, I have earned in hm coat pocket and hung the the human skulls of one race and an­ no improvement fa your marks. ’’ Char­ ’ man, who sneers at women and love; just discovered him. He stands beyond coat on a choir near the fire. In the other, the most important fa now Im> next fly he made at her ahe clutched ley—“Yes, papa, it fa high time that him and yanked him from his feet, but this couple, further back in the shadow, and not one among them would accuse night his wife smelt “something burn­ lieved to be that which gives the cubic he struck at her several times with his you had u serious talk with the teacher, me of oversaving a sentimental thought and they are not aware of his close prox­ ing," and jumped up to find his coat cajmcity of the great cavity of the skull or else he’ll keep on that way forever.” spurs in rapid succession, and in a most But there are tames when the old fires imity, for he is the subject of their con­ burned and his money a charred moss. wherein fa contained the brain. A citizen of Plymouth, Ind., fired Upon' spiteful and ugly manner. He got in versation. Why is his face so pale ? burst forth uncontrollably—yea, times Fortunately there was enough dis­ this Imafa, some interesting investigations one blow on the back of her hand and six shots at a nuptxjeed burglar, and . fa my life when anniversaries come— Why, indeed I He has just discovered tinguishable about the notes to secure have been made. Among other facta as­ then hfa wife called out: "See here, when temporarily there is an end to that the only woman he ever loved, or him, and he has since concluded to pat­ certained fa that relating to a race of wrist that left a mark thr«« inches long, Bam, if you don't stop shooting at me and she was glad to drop tiim. But peace, and I must live over again the ever can love, is false to him—that ahe ronize the banks. long, flat-headed people on the west now her woman ----’ ’ dander was up, you'll have the house full of neighbors. ” - bitter past; and to-night is one of those has toyed with his heart's deepest af­ The charred money from the great coast of Africa, who exhibit the largest and she was Said a crafty husband to hfa business i bound to conquer, tunes, and unwillingly I drift back into fection willfully; and, worse than nil Chicago fire was sent to this bureau for average capacity of any human head yet She turned । on him and kicked partner, “ I have promised my wife an else, he has learned that she loves the the “long ago.” It is evening. The redemption. Banks keep their money examined. The Laplanders and Esqui­ at him ----- --- first with one foot and immense surprise for her birthday." brilliant orb of day is slowly and ma- dark, evil man at her side. in packages unfolded, and most of the maux, though a very small people, have then with the otlier, following him “ More extravagance ? ” “I shall give Mechanically he tears the glove he Chicago banks lost the notes they had iestically sinking toward the western very large skulls, tne latter giving an around the little house, he fighting gal­ her nothing, it will be an immense sur­ horizon. The Hoft breeze is heavily Ims just drawn from his hand into on hand. In some instances, replacing average measurement of 1,546. The He would fly at prise." laden with the fragrance of the early small pieces, and drops them one by was iinj>oeflible, but in others the thin lower grades of English skulls show a lantly ns he retreated. “ When you order a new covering for spring flowers, and it stirs gently the one upon the floor. There is a bitter, layers of notew, the. division between size or capacity of 1,542 ; the inhabi­ her, catch her by her dress with his bill, and crack would go ths spurs with as sarcastic smile upon his face os ho tender leaves of the few forest trees tliat which was hardly perceptible, were neat­ tants of the Canary islands, 1,498; the much vigor as if he had a fellow-rooster’s your parasol, of a particular color, you should always give tiie shade, my dear,” have dared to assume their vestments of watches the couple, who fancy them­ ly sejiarated, and the numbers and de­ Japanese, 1,486; the Chinese, 1,424; green. A broad, deep Htreaxn, spanned selves unobserved amid the throng. nominations picked out of the black and the Indians, 1,475; the ancient Egyp­ head in chancery. Again and again the said a lady to her daughter, who ex­ by a rustic bridge ; and directly ncrosa Unnoticed by them he leaves hia place feathery framework of what was once a tians, 1,^64 ; the true Polynesians, 1,454; lady grasped him by the neck, choking, claimed, “Give the shade, mamma! this, and ns far away os the view is un­ in the shadow and passes out into the note. In this way $120,000 out of $165,­ negroes of various kinds, 1,377; the twisting and shaking him, but he would Why, tiie parasol will do that 1" oompel her to let go bv the rapid thumps Mr. Bilderback laid down lifa paper obstructed, winds a sandy, neglected night. 000 was identified, and new notes issued Kaffirs, 1,348; Hindoot^ 1,306. The of his touffh, hard old spurs. After the All alone, with none to mark the con­ to the banks for that amount road, bordered on one side by a dense Australian aborigines give one of the fight hod lasted fully ten minutes, the and gazed thoughtfully into vacancy. undergrowth of ncrub oaks, with here flict save the All-seeing one, does he An Ohio fanner lost $160 by plowing smallest averages—namely, 1,283 ; and lady thought, ns there could not be much "From the frequency of glowing and highly eulogistic obituary notices,” the and there a tall pine, which stand like I struggle with that heart-consuming love. it under in his field. The next season theAndamanese.a very diminutive people, in conquering a rooster, and. grim sentinels on guard; and, on the And, as the gray dawn comes slowly he turued it up, and, though almost 'de­ show only 1,220. A comixirfaon between • honor rather admiring hfa pluck, she thought qld man said, “ I judge there fa an unother, bv a brood field, which shows by creeping in at his window, he has con­ composed, it was, upon application, the skulls of sixty-three men of various I ahe would withdraw and let him enjoy proctedcnted mortality among the mean the freshly, turned soil that the plow’- quered. But nt what a coat! In this found re<leemable. Cases like this are races, and of twenty-four women, showed ----------- *-j_.— •«_. . . . men just now.” aliare of the husbandman has been busy battle what has he lost ? Confidence in numerous. Also ihstanccs where dogs, the ratio of the woman’s skull to the his crow of victory. But us she turned A schoolboy spelled d-e-c-i-m-a-1 and to go the onslaughts of the plucky fellow there. Half a mile away, don be seen, mankind, hopes of heaven and faith in horses, coj-b and other otl animals have man's to be os 854 to 1,000. were fiercer, and she was compelled to pronounced it dismal. “What do you standing out fa bold relief against the God. And he has gained nothing. I digested End’ partly ’ f or wholly de­ mean by callfag that ufamal? "exclaimed retreat backward, and kept her feet em ­ Goon and B ad N ews . — Bod news clear evening sky, the tall, white spires strayed Uncle Sam Sam's ' . ’ . 7. j atroyed ’s promises to pay. ployed in trying to keep him at bay. the teacher. “ 'Cause it fa," answered of the village churches; and, as tne The scene has closed. jiast — The -— «—- joins J One man sends forward the portion of a weakens the action of the heart, op­ When she turned to open the exit door the boy. "It’s dismal fractions. All bright rays of the declining sun are re­ to the present T*:: The pictured faces । $10 bill, nnd says he has watched the presses the lungs, destroys the appetite, the rooster, os a parting salute- fit w up fractions are dismal. There isn’t a bit stops the digestion, nnd. partially susflected from the bronzed balls by which smile down upon me a fmTT. from the wwli wall. Ir jOg vigilantly (or the remainder of it, of fun fa any of ’em." they are surmounted, they flitter fa the arouse myself from the dream, and am but not successfully. He got a new jxmds all the functions of the system. at her waist high and gave her belt a Two fishermen were talking. “I An emotion of shame flushes the face ; crack. It was a fowl blow, but the lady distance like burnished gold. again the harsh, cold man of tire world. note. have found a splendid pface for fish re­ did not stop to claim the victory on that fear blanches, joy illuminates it ; aud an Upon the bridge stand two figures. And A aad cose is that of a poor old lady cently —a new place where they bite like account. She hurriedly closed the door, A youth of perhaps 22 years of in Philadelphia. She was saving money fastant thrill electrifies n million nerves. and the determined fellow actually gave everything ! ” “ Ah, have you ? Where tjfljiug aadly, “It might bare been.’ age, and a girl several years his junior. to secure admission to a charitable in­ Surprise spurs the pulse into a gallop. the door a clip, and looked disgusted l>e- fa it?” “A little above Serves. I was Delirium infuses great energy. Voli ­ She, tall, dark and queenly, with deep, stitution. She had accumulated $65, “What did you cause the lady had got out of liis reach. there yesterday.” fathomless eyes—such eyes as poets Knew His Business. and concealed it in a cpplxmrd. It dis­ tion commands, and hundreds oi muscles catch ? " “ The 6:40 train coming home. ” spring *to excite. Powerful emotion* write of—eyes, one glance from which A conductor on one of the Chicago appeared. She was certain it had been often kill the Ixxly at a stroke. Chile, can elevate a mon to the supreme pinna­ street-cars suddenly experienced relig­ stolen, but some of the neighlmrs sug­ The tyrnulee Old Fogy. cle of happiness or doom him to such ex­ ion and joined a small flock in the neigh­ gested mice, and after a cloee search under Lfagoras, and Sophocles died of joy at The genuine O. F. is a negative ra­ cruciating torture that -the pangs suf­ borhood of his residence. None more the floor the fragment* of her $65 were the Grecian games. The news of defeat ther than a positive force. He lies killed Philip V. One of tiie Popes died fered by lost souls in the lowest pits of devout than he was to be found in the found in a rat’s nest She gathered up with a dead weight upon the healthy hell can scarcely compare with it; country round, and every spare moment the litter and sent it to the treasury, but of 1 an emotion of the ludicrous on see­ action and growth of the social Ixxly. broad, high forehead, over which, as is from liis business was put iuto some­ the rats had done their work t<» well, ing hfa pet monkey robed fa pontificals, He produces social indigestion and the chair of state. Muley the prevailing style, uj tastefully ar­ thing energetic towaid strengthening and only $8 out of the whole sum could occupying 1 worry and blues and nightmare. He ranged the glossy locks of jet-black up the little church into which he had be identified. So the old lady lost $57 :Muloch was carried upon the field (if brings a chill into a company of warm, battle fa the first stages of on incurable hair. Her face is one that brings to projected himself. Noticing his interest, by rats. earnest, and hopeful souls. He acts Blttkr? You remember the story disease ; upon seeing hfa army give way, - memory the description given by an­ his pastor, to encourage him, shoved An amusing correspondence is car j like confined carl>onic-'acid gon in illcient writers of the goddess of beauty, him along all he could, and in a short ried on with a Georgia lawyer, who re­ he rallied hfa panic-stricken troops, rolled ventilated rooms—is unprofitable, stale, of the guest who was eating more butter but a close reader of human c’ -aracter time the new convert was a shining light fuses to be convinced. A client had liack- the tide of battle, shouted victory, mephitic, deadening; takes the elastici­ than biscuit, while the landlady looked on and fidgeted and hinted until ahe died. The Doorkeeper of Congress would pronounce her possessed of a among his fellow-worahipera. and the $265 burned up, and reliable witnesses and 1 ty out of you, is a non-conductor, an fairly went into a nervous fit. Finally on hearing of the surrender of heart that would break before it would Christian grace with which he passed to prove its destruction. He ••ras in- expired ' east wind, a drug. You must mistake she said, “ Do you know butter is up to Eminent ‘ public speakers yield, and a will that fa strong as death. the contribution-plate evoked nickels formed that nothing could be r <« emed Cornwallis. . him for a lump of sweet and soluble su­ oi.x<n died fa the midst of an im­ gar in your cup, and he turns out to be 65 cents a pound?” The hungry guest Silence holds supreme sway. Tl ____ The on- I from what before hod l»ecn barren in nothing only, despite the fact that have 1 reached out and took what there was burst of eloquence, or when ly sonnd that breaks fa upon the calm, IxxiketK. there hod one* been something. The passioned j . a lump of marble; or, if he melts at all left. “Well,” he drawled, approvingly the deep emotion that produced it has peaceful stillness fa the low, musical One Sunday morning a hoodlum was lawyer replied that the Government in the wind or tea of life, it is only into and reassuringly, “ good butter is wuth suddenly subsided. Lagrave, the young murmur of the stream os it flows be­ noisy, and the conductor quietly ordered was thereby an unlawful gainer. He ! of questionable deposit at the bot­ it ”—Burlington Hawk-Eye. died when he heard that the dregs neath the bridge and the vesper hymn him out He went, but last Sunday quotes law, moral and statutory, and Parisian, ' tom of the glass. In all generous and prize for which he had com­ enthusiastic conversation he is a wet of some feathered songster a» it wings evening he appeared with a mob of dis­ spins out long arguments, but Las at musical 1 Turkish Clemency to Vermin. peted was adjudged to another. its way to the deeper shades of the for- solute companions, bent on a difficulty. length found a match for bis wit His 1 blanket You can’t kindle him short of A Turkish family often remove from The conductor kept an eye on the leader arguments ore of no avail; nothing jx-troleum or nitro-glycerine; but, if one set of apartments to another in yon should kindle with the flame of any until the disturbance became unbear­ still remains nothing in spite of argu­ An Unexpected Response. order to escape the fleas and other ver ment able. Preachers fa the frontier settiemente unprecedented thought or feeling, he small parasol, while the other, from Mutilated coins are never redeemed. ]have had often ludicrous experiences. pulls out a patent formulated fire-evtin- min. The insects take up their abode “Put on breaks a moment, parson,” between the badly-jointed planks and which she has removed the dainty glove, said he, “till I look after this fare.” This is little understood and many are They ' must hold the attention of a con­ guisher, and trios to put you out under the ruga. They increase and toys idly with a small bunch of wild These are always returned, gregation j Approaching the thug, he went for sent in. fa spite of crying babies, and multiply, because the Turks are unwill­ Howers which lie upon her lap. Her him, and wiped up several yards of aisle All the owners can do is to melt them up ]keep their own gravity in circumstances Newly-Painted Rooms. ing to destroy animal life. A lady, eyes are fixed upon the distant hills, and with him, and then stood him on his and sell them ns so much bullion. both awkward and ridiculous. Occa­ familiar with Turkish mannera, tells the there is ft far-away look upon her face leg®. sionally the strain is too great, and they turpentine ha* been long known, and. its t°Uardf^ T^k’s clemency which tells that her thoughts are not of Webster’s Financial Weakness. “ Five cents for the kingdom of God I" surrender to the situation. An eloquent pernicious influence on the health fa be­ her immediate surroundings. he demanded. Persons who know Webster intimately Episcopal clergyman was ignomfaiously yond all doubt, as lias been verified in I waa once vimting at the house of a Her companion is leaning against the The hoodlum said he did not have to in liis enriy life were wont to speax of dnven from the puipit by a donkey. several coses occurring in persons sleep­ Pasha lately arrived at Adrianople. The railiug at her side and gazing westward pay. itim, to put it delicately, as entirely de­ He was a favorite preacher with the ing in newly-painted rooms, borne of Hanoun, a charmfag woman, was com­ at the setting sun which now bangs like “ Five penis for tins ride on the gos­ void of busineas methods and business frontier families, for ne depended little which have even proved fatal. Several a fiery Indi just above the summit of the pel chariot,” and he smashed the thug ideas. Charles Sumner mentioned, more on a manuscript, and used familiar theories, more or'lees plausible, have plaining bitterly to me of her rest hav­ ing been much ilir.turl>ed the previous distant hills. But ever and rnioii he id the countenance. than once, an experience he hail with phrases and illustrations which inter­ l>ce.n propounded tri explain the preju­ night by the abundance of these creatuxva turns hia face toward the Ixmutiful los­ “But, brother," remonstrated the the godlike Daniel, whose successor he' ested them fa iifa sermonK. In enforc- dicial effects of the inhalation of these fa her apartment ing at his side, and his eyes light up was (1850) in the national Senate. It of a sermon, he was earnvapors; but, whatever bv the correct ex ­ Ono of the slaveH modestly remarked _____ c_A_i._t.i2. _ iY_i. r tribute.” wan while Sumner was practicing law in। acal, and made direct ap- planation, there ia no doubt of the dan­ that she hod occupied herself fa aculd“ Never von mind thnt^parson. You ger of occupying a room recently paint­ Dg the floor of the room her mistress He is the first to break the «lenc--, preach and* I'll collect This man can't ed in which turpentine has been em­ had ak-pt fa, and expraased a hope that and his voice is low, as if fearful that its dead-head on this orthodox through line ster had defended the Commonwealth faJ ployed, 1>cfore complete desiccation has she woulu not be lunger troubled fa tliat aonnd would grate harshly upon the without putting up. Betdde, I'm re­ a suit, and had been allowed $1,000 each] apokMible to the company for his fare. for eervices. One day We be* er stepped quiet mirronnding. • I ’ ve punched him and he ’ s got to show into Sumner’s office and said, “I’nJ “ Myrtle, listen to mo, please.” want of humanity woe raised by all the '* She ghmoed up, hut gave no other ■coin.** going over to the State House, Sumner, having drawn one of the families to attributable to this cause, it being shown women present, and a chorus of •• Yuxuk! get my $1,000, and I’ll get yours, too', “ the meeting, " ’had’ been. turned loose to that it could not be ascribed tothe lend GwaM"(Pikj\ Bin 1) was beard. indict tiou tluit had heard his re­ . . . A A tiinu oirl was "on nuujcr:M.-u subjected tu to unu.tuwui oRtracfam ill in if you you ---------------------like.” Sumner,, - — it — seems, had -----browse. ------------The------------preacherr was ending his which entered into the compoaitiou of — It m cunous that they rawed do such roo knowledge Vnnu'l.'^lmi of bis associate'a ru-’wv-iM./u Tuu'Vil. cr.rm/m with, t It “ M‘ And A nJ nnw I must tell you now what the high sehool at Fitchburg, Mass., be­ some pecul­ sermon now, beloved, what the paint of the room in which the de­ outcry when they hoard of the frightful . my mind for weeks. It di*- cause she would not dress for class-day iarities, and declined the proponed with think ye of these things ?’’ destruction of human life that took At this juncture the donkey put his the power of language in tiie uniform costume worn by the rest. ■lace a few years later among their ChviaThe school committee will provide pen­ •Inred emjihaticnlly that he to head through the open window and gave be accused of being the ofiboding ele- tiua neighbors fa Bulgaria, but a few alties lor such cruelties hereafter. let hfa money remain where i a DWHt unearthly bray. The preacher's ind/ss from their own secure homes. ■7.-4fc* �• then litreich himself on the luxurious Mash-villa, Michigan. nns; toi on uni Liana-: •^1 conclude you are the Mr. Bod -V ■____ _________ • .■__ *_«__ With an IMMENSE STOCK of New and Freeh Rome ttoaura gutsH-story, aua wxmhu xu,y tiie dock struck' lateJiusbond mentions here.” And m she spoke she stretched out her left "hand toward something—but what I know not, for my eyes were fixed won’t receive the room; on that baud. Horror 1 White and delicate it might «Hufort*ble.’ I replenished AND TEEMING WITH CUSTOMERS out a glass of One sentence wm enough after that ■MCMd to sink the vary eym beneath the the firelight should not disturb the “ Madame, all I can tell you is that the contracted brows; it wm awful to me to ghost who summoned your husband wm behold, accustomed as I wm to scenes of marked by a singular deformity. The terror. ' . .' How long I afept I know not, bat sud­ third fing«.,r of the left hand wm miss­ iDvnTirara xatzs. “You seek advice?" I liegan, with denly I aroused with a start and as ing," I said, sternly; and the next in­ ir»M. some hesitation. . V ghostly a thrill of horror m I ever re­ stant I liad left that beautiful, sinful Our Blocks for the Spring of 1880 consiata, a* usual, of the “ No; I am not ill." •JS membered to have felt in my life. Some­ presence. “ You require then—’’ best selections from the largest .wholesale houses in New thing-—■what, I knew not—seemed near; “ Hush!” he interrupted, anproaching something nameless, but unutterably That will wm never disputed. The . York, Detroit and Chicago, which may be enumerated more nearly, and dropping liis already awful. next morning, too, I received a check low murmur to a mere whisner. “I be­ under the heads of I gazed round. The fire emitted a for £1,000, and the next news I heard of have you are not rich. Would you be faint blue glow, just sufficient to enable the widow wm that she had herself seen willing to earn a thousand pounds me to see that the room wau exactly the that awful apparition, and had left the A thousand pounds! His werds seemed same m when I fell asleep, but that the mansion immediately. to burn my very ears. long hand of the clock wanted but five “I should be thankful if I could do so minutes of the mysterious hour which School-boys and Headaches. honestly,’’ I replied, with dignity. wm to be the death-moment ■ ot the Prof. Treichler has delivered a lecture “ What is the mfvico required of me?” ‘ ’ summoned” man ! before the German Association of Natur­ A peculiar look of intense horror Wm there anything in it, then ?—any alists. -and Physicians which contains a nwHcd over the white face before me ; truth in the strange story ho had told? fact of some interest to teachers. He tut the blue-black lips answered firmly, The silence wm intense. I could not says that headache in schools decidedly VILLAGE OFFICERS «• To attend a death-bed. ’’ even hear a breath from the bed ; and I increases, until in some schools, anil Ladies ’ PrealSmt-WIHIrin Killen. •‘A thousand pounds to attend a was about to rise and approach, when ndtably in Nuremberg, one-third of the death-bed ! 'Where am I to go, then ? again tliat awful horror seized me, and scholars suffer from it ’ He believes Atxwwr—lulm E. lUrry. Whose is jtr at the some moment my * 11 upon, that^ the cause is over intellectual ex­ Villi** Atlurnrr- Wallar S. Power*. “ Mi na " Mutial— . C ISoLm* the mirror opposite the and I ertion, caused partly by thb adoption of The voice in which this was said •twv'nuuiv subjects, but principally by W. Ohl*. M. I toe. Great Heaven! tliat awful Shapc-^ the tendency to demand night-work. sounded so hollow and distant that in­ voluntarily I shrank hack. “Yours 1 that ghastly mockery <rf what had been The brain is then freshlv taxed whenits What nonsense ! You are not a dying humanity—wm it really a messenger cells an* exhausted. We begin to hear THE CELEBRATED man. You are pale, but you appear per­ from the buried, quiet dead ? It stood the same complaint in England, espe­ •vr KraomSFirucxiPAL church-a. d. n«w. Pm tor. K< rvlcn* «rrery 8*t>b*th »t 104 fect! v.healthy. Y<||—" there in visible death-clothes; but the cially from London schools, and ore a. m. tom and 7 p. tn. Sabbath acbovl at 1« m. Praj«r “.Hush!" he interrupted; “I know awful face wm ghMtly with corruption, tempU.il to believe that in some of them meeting *vcry Thur*Jay orralug. all this. You cannot lie more convinced and the sunken eyes gleamed forth a an imperceptible but steady increase ashville lodge,Ko.ssf. a a. m. r*t*of my physical health than I am my­ green, glassy glare, which seemed a ver­ in the amount of night-work demanded lar communication on ea«b Wadnraday ovq. at self ; yet I know that before the clock itable blast from the infernal fires be­ 1im Ixwn going on, wliich is passing a 7 o'eluck abarp. on or befort the full of lb* moon. They cannot fail to please the Ladies. tolls tiie first hour after midnight I shall low. To move or utter a sound in that safe limit. It does not hurt the quick, Tran>1 ant brotMn an cordially IbvIUkI. ROBERT McCABTN’Y.W.M. be a dead man.” _ hideous presence wm impossible; and and it does not hurt the stupid, but it JOHN L. SMITH, 8*cntary, “But—" like a statue I sat and saw tliat horrid ' does hurt the boys and .girls who want He shuddered slightly; but stretch­ Shape move slowly toward the bed. to fulfill all demands, and have not OUR SYSTEM OF HANDLING ONLY Hon 2winf« Jircctcrju What wm the* awful scene enacted quite the quickness to do it The usual ing out his hand commondingly motioned est and selling on the basis of Three me to be silent. “ I am but too well in­ there I know not. I heard nothing, ex­ quantity of Latin, for example, to be W. H. YOUNG, formed of what I affirm," he said quietly; cept a low, stifled, agonized groan, and I learned at night Iim within the iMt I*. Office Eael aide of Main Street, Naebrille Feet yard and “ I have received a mysterious summons saw the hIuuIow of tliat gluistly messen­ thirty years more than doubled, wliile 1’1 • Office hours from 7 to 9 a. m. and 4 to 7 p. m from the dead. No mortal aid can avail ger bending over the b«L Whether it the pressure from pareuts uj>on the to the enables us to hold all our old custom­ H A. BARBER, me. I am m doomed m the wrejch on wm some dreadful but wordless sentence Children to learn it all Iim increased in il. Homeopathic PhyilcUn and Sunreon ers and gain new ones every week. A visit to the PIONEER whom the Judge Iim passed sentence. I ita breathless lips conveyed, m it stood' nearly the same proportion. The in­ • office, near roaldence. on corner of Waahiug do not come either to seek your advice there, I know not; but for an instant creased crowding of schools explains ton and Stale Street*, Nashville, Mich. STORE will convince the incredulous of this fact. We aim or to argue the matter with you, but the shadow of a claw-like hand, from much, but it does not explain this head­ CHAS. 11. BRADY, simply to buy your services. I offer you which the third finger wm missing, ap­ ache, which is not suffered by the boys to please patrons both in quality and price of goods offered £1,000 to pass the night in my chamber, peared extended over the doomed man’s in proportion to their ill-health.—7 Ac them. Although most goods have advanced from 16 to 25 per and witness the cccne which takes place. head ; and then, m the clock struck one Spectator. The sum may appear to you extravagant clear silvery stroke, it fell, and a wild •lou Claim* promptly allot cent we are selling many of them at the old prices. Try us buainraa cnlrurtaa to my ea. The Power of a Cyclone.; But I have no further need to count the shriek rang through the n>om—a death on Hoom, NaabriHr. Mich. and see. . • cost of my gratification ; and the Bpec- shriek. In discussing the two cyclones which taele you will have to witness is no com­ I am not given to fainting, but I cer­ visited the Bay of Bengal in October, LEWIS DURKEE, N. B.—Will continue to pay the highest market price in mon sight of horror.” tainly confess that the next ten minutes 1876, Mr. Elliott, meteorological re- I AWYER, Notary Public, Real Ratal* tad Incur The words, strange m they were, were erf my existence wm a cold blank; and, jx>rter to the Government of Bengal, in­ JU ante Agent. Collection promptly made, and exchange for all farm products. spoken calmly enough; but m the last when I did manage to stagger to my cidentally gives some idea of the cyclon- Cenrevaoeinc property executed 021c* la D. C GrUntb'e Store. sentence dropped slowly from the livid feet, I gazed round, vainly endeavoring ean forc<» which are developed by such lips an expression of such wild horror to understand the chilly horror which storms. The average “daily evapora­ EMORY PARADY. . still possessed me. tion ” registered by the Bengal instru­ USTICE Of THE PEACE. Conveyancing care­ Thank God! the room wm rid of that ments in October is “ two inches. ’’ The fully and ptxmptly attended to. Office eaat Prop’r Pioneer Store, Nashville, Mich. ^wful presence—I saw that; so, gulping amount of heat alworlsil by the con- _ _____________________________________ “ You fear to. trust the promise of a'J Sown some wine, I lighted a wax-taper version of this amount of water daily I WM. PARMENTER, dead man ! See here, and be convinced,” and staggered toward the bed. Ah, over so largo an area as the Bay of Ben- | » r p. offle. or»r Hull'. Drut .tors, Vir J^OW 18 THE TIME lie exclaimed, eagerly; and the next in- how I prayed that, after all, I might gal is enormous. “ Roughly estimated,* tkl. montTiUe, Mich. w~ ivimr n atant, on the counter between us, lay a have l>een dreaming, and that my own savs Mr. Elliott, “it is equal to the con- I ’ . w _ To Take Advantage of the parchment document, and, following excited imagination htul but conjured '. tiuuous working power of 300,000 steam I of 1,000 horse power. ’’ A simple M • Office over 1LC. Griffith, storo. RMldence eni the indication of that white, muscular up vome hideous memory of the dissect- I engines I VUAVLU4.MWM calculation Will OUU show to 1 CQIUCI eoruer ,PulUlpeBX*U .todVUI Durkee hand, I read the words: “And to Mr. ing-room -- — I* , " that it suffices .V .W (troeu. Prompt *llcte 1„rt over 45,000 Jf. But c __ ________ ________ '-L'-to 1________ one glance wm sufficient answer i raise ..aloft Cubic feet of water , linn Uo° ,'lvrn <*>«■ to to rail* c«11* da. d*J or ot niirhL. pl«bu Frederick Head, of 14 High street, Alton, No I The summons had indeed every twenty-four hours from every FLIh I bequeath the sum of £1.000 for certain that No! A. M. FLINT, been given and answered. square mile of the bosom of the bay, service rendered io me.” I flashed the light over the dead face, and trumqxirt it to the clouds which “ I have had tliat will drawn up witliiftthe ImI twenty-four hours, and 1 signed swollen, convulsed still with the death­ overhang it When we extend the cal­ it an hour ago', in the presence of com­ agony ; but suddenly I shrank ba<A. culation from a single square mile to the petent witnesses. I am prepared, you Even m I gazed, the expression of the area of the whole Indian gulf, the mind £ PARADY. see. Now, do you accept my offer, or face seemed to change ; the blackness is lost in the effort to conceive the force faded into a deatlily whiteness ; the con­ which, in a day’s time, can lift 50,000,000 not?" »ud repxlr|n< neatly done, aU My answer wm to walk across the vulsed features relaxed, and, even as if tons ! Yet ii would be easy to show thAt lion to fill all order, promptly, and room and take down my hat, and then the victim of that dread apparition still such figures, fabulous m they seem, do U»ln< price*. Shop <dat aid* ot Main xrxasw lock the door of the surgery communi­ lived, n sad, solemn smile stole over the dot adequately represent the cyclonic Where be is constantly opening pale lips. cating with the house. . forces of a single storm.—London Timet. I wm intensely horrified, but still I —---- ——*. It wm a dork, icy-cold night, and retained sufficient self-consciousness to । How the Crows Attack Snakes in Ohio, CHARLES SCHEID T, A ‘ friend informs ns that while riding somehow the courage and determination be struck professional!y by such a lacksmith, attend* promptly u> *n * which the sight of my own name in con­ phenomenon. Surely there wm some­ in the country one dav iMt week his at­ -------- IN---------the )i)urk*inilh and llurae-Hboelnc line, nection with £1,000 had given me flagged thing more than supernatural agency in tention wm attracted by the peculiar ac­ tions of a pair of crows in a field a few considerably m I found myself burned allthMi? Again I scrutinized the dead face, and rods from the road. After rising to an along through the silent darkness by a giliwrlUnrnte £ird*. man whose deatli-lxxl I wm about to at­ even the throat and chest; but, with the Altitude of eight or ten feet the birds tend. He wm grimly silent; but, m his exception of a tiny pimple on one temple would turn suddenly and pounce upon yyOLCOTT HOUSE, hand touched mine, m spite of the frost, oeneath a cluster of hair, not a mark ap­ some object on the ground, then rise in peared. To look at the corpse, one the air again and repeat the operation. it felt like a burning coal. Xaahvillo, MlohUgan. Being at a loss to know what kind of a would have believed tliat thia man had, On we'wenc—tramp, tramp, through C. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. the snow—on, on, till even I grtfw indeed, died b^ the visitation of God, frolic the birds were engaged in, he left • peacefully, while sleeping." How long I liis team and went into the field to in­ Thia la a new HoteVrontrally located, wall kept, struck the chimes of a church-clock, stood there I know not, but time enough vestigate the matter. When within a and It* patron* while close at band I distingniahad the to gather my scattered senses and to re­ few yards of the scene he was not a little MKUmodatlOM snow hillocks of a churchyard. Heav­ flect that, all tilings considered, my own surprised on finding the crows engaged ens ! wm this awful scene of which I position would be very unpleasant if I in a lively combat with a large black 17* It is economy to trade with me, for I will not allow any merchant to snake. They would swoop down upon P J. H1U1IU, wm to be the witness to take place verit­ wm found thus unexpectedly in the room of the mysteriously-dead man. So, noise­ his anakeship with open oeak and en­ undersell me, who sells for CASH. ably among the dead ? lessly m I could, 1 mode iay way out of deavor to seize him, but at every at­ “Eleven,” groaned the doomed man. “ Gracious God! but two hours more, the house. No one me’ mo on the pri­ tempt the snake would quickly coil him­ and that ghostly messenger will bring vate staircase; the little door opening self and make a savage thrust at his the summons. Come, oome; for mer­ into the road wm easily unfMtened; and would-be captors, wliich mode it diffi­ thankful, indeed, wm I to feel again cult for them to get hold of him. Our cy’s sake let v. bMten.’’ JJJEKE YOU HAVE THEM. There wm but a short rood separating the fresh wintry air as I hurried albng nformant wm not long permitted to view the interesting spectacle, ns the us now from a wall which surrounded a the road by the church-yard. When we say this, we mean that you have crows became frightened at his aplarge mansion, and along this we hMtMsp>« Orow, Mich There wm a magnificent funeral soona qirooch and flew off, when he dispatched ened until we reached a small door. the black snake with a club, wliich Passing through this, in a few minutes in that church ; and it wm said that the LIEBHALSER, youD" widow erf the buried man wm in­ measured over four feet in length.— consolable ; and then rumors got abroad Ikllefontaine Republican. ment. which left no doubt of the wealth of a horrible apparitic A Costly KLis. seen on the ‘ ‘ the death ; and it James Smith, of Galveston, Texas, We are the largest and most complete itock of however, through the house ; and about MADE wm so proud of his audacity that he de­ this room in particular there wm a still­ GOODS, that we have ever had the lighted to display it, especially before ness tliat, m I gazed around, struck me Ntiwhvlllw, Mlctv. the fair sax Observing a pretty girl pleasure to present before the people of almost gliMtl?. 1 wm too mystified with the whole modestly walking along a street in Gal­ Nashville and vicinity, as a call-at My companion glanced st the clock on affair to risk mv reputation by saying veston, lie signified to two «jr three male rpHAT HUSBAND OF *10! the mantel-shelf and sank into a large what I knew, and I should have allowed companions his determination to have Get* hia SHAVING and HAIB CUTTHIG our store will fully prove. my share in it to remain forever buried some fun at her expense. He deliber­ der. “ Only an hour and a half longer,” in oblivion had I not suddenly heard ately walked up to her and kissed her A. L. RASEY’8, be muttered. “Great Heaven! I that the widow, objecting to many of the before ahe wm well aware of the insult. legacies in the last will of her husband, full He wm promptly arrested, on complaint intended to dispute it on the score of inof the young lady, and fined $15. He tone, and clutching my arm, be added, deemed this a light punishment for such, “Ha! vou mock mo—you think me OF ALL THE LATEST PATTERNS. a serious misdemeanor, and strolled g *. BUSH, mod; but wait till you see—wait till you mysterious summons. homo with the air of a hero. His wife On this I wuut to the lawyer, and sent "THE BOSS" ■nC had hanrd of his conduct, and, instead I put my h£Hd on his wrist; for there a message to the ludy, that, m the lost of the aacustomed salute, gave him a It must also be remembered that we also carry an immen** wm now a fever in. his sunken eyes person who had attended her husband, worm reception with a rolling-pin. She which checked the superstitious chill I undertook to prove his sanity, nnd I rejMMitedly knocked him down, beat him stock of which had been gathering over fee, and besought her to grant mo an interview, block and blue, and ceased Dot until he in which I would relate as strange and horrible a story as her ear Imd ever and that RM pi yyiLLLAM JONEB, heard. William Dowd, being brought up for The same evening I received an invi- sentenoe nt Fonda, N. Y., for revolting AND cruelty to his hone, the Judge gave him a severe lecture, and said he would take r.Dil t-':- M delight in giving him five years in State prison, but, m be had pleaded guilty, he HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC. would only sentence him to pay a fine of f 100 and coats, which amount in all to $178, and to steal committed until , but tx» soon­ figure etand­ han I started ORNO STRONG, Spring (ioodn •ig as O lo thing, Hate, Caps, Boots, Shoes Jinshi'ilk JJinrttmj. a,n<£ Gents F'ujrnJLslkiiig Goods, « . Crockery, DAVIS AND SINGER SEWING MACHINES I N rar Goods to the pound* ­ Sixteen Ounces M L. J. WHEELER, J GREAT SPRIJG BOOM. It Can Be Found at ; D. C. GRIFFITH’S New Spring Goods B CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, Boots, g READY Notions, Etc. Bargains in Spring Goods. CLOTHING, DRESS GOODS and PRINTS, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, BOOTS, SHOES, ALL KINDS s FOOT COVERING, I sloped. sfoopiDg �A«r* hit the nail on Mid: -B.wM.rf lie local paper. and If 5on don't ot yoor local paper. Infest the farming community almost daily- Bo.wowing a paper of your more generous neighbor will not screen you from the wily snares, of these sharpers, you need to have one of your <»*n that you can read with a clear ’rhe Philadelphia lawyer* are in a fearful muddle. A child became, by the death of somebody, entitled to ♦18,000. A relative put in a plea that the child was the son of its mother but not the son of its father, and therefore entitled to no more than half of the property, and the courts, because the father <oul(| not prove that the child was his, declared that it could have but ♦<5,000. Now here is a pretty go I Will some Daniel rise and explain how a man is to know anything in this coun­ try, especially to the satisfaction of a Philadelpha court. Mrs. Wilkins of Oxford, N. C., had three children of her own and was step­ mother to a boy. The latter annoyed her by stealing eatables from the pan­ try, and she tried in vain to prevent his depredations. She locked the daintiest of the food in a chest an d he opened itVith a skeleton key. Finally she poisoned some cake,put it in a chest and went away for a day’s visit. On her return, instead of finding that the , boy was dead, she saw the remains of two of her.cbildren who had been kill­ ed by the poison. An exchange expresses our sentirnenta in a mild form when it say* tliat the proper and hono -able way to dis­ continue a newspapeids to examine your account with it, send by letter what you owe (with a stamp for the return of a receipt) and order it dis­ continued. To simply refuse to take it from the post office without paying .arrearages does not rvleese you in law, while it ia unfair and dishonorable. The effect of a balloon-descent was tried on a camp-meeting near Cincin­ nati lately. The balloon aune sailing down in the middle of prayer, like an answer from above, but it effectually broke up the meeting. A* the acrounaut liad ballast left, some of the peo­ ple wanted him to give nn ascension exhibition: but the expostulation* of the preacher to please not turn the camp-meeting into u circus prevailed. Porter, Van Buren county, send* out ita quota of children without fathers with great regularity. The Intent news of that nature will soon come from Day’s, who have a girl livingwith them with whom things licgiu to look inter­ esting; and last, but not least, Geo. Ickes has become an exile rather than take the chances on his paying the doctor and steeping the catnip. Ad Illinois woman went into the sliow business on a small scale with a bogus petrified baby, w hich ahe wheel­ ed from town to town in a perambula­ tor, telling a story of ita sickness, death and final transformation into stone. The figure had been well made ns to its head and arms, but plain marks of the chisel were found else­ where. 7 ■ As we go to pres* the contest tor first position on the Republican ticket waxeth exceedingly hot over at Chica­ go. The Grant and Blaine factions are so evenly divided that there is a probability'thatb*th will b«* killed be­ fore they, will give up nnd some man like EJipUnds or Washburn be adecThe liMe-ball fever ia raxing in Rhode Inland. The only difficulty in playing the game there is that the center and right-fielders have to -tand in Massaehnsetta and the left in Connecticut, while the catcher ia in constant danger of backing off into the Atlantic Ocean, Simultaneously, in the Audubon (Iowa) County Clerk’s office, one man applied for a copy of a decree of divorce from bis former wife, and another man for a license to marry Iwr. The former wished the latter toy, but f'armm was detected in hi* iope^ A Montana stage coach fell into nn abyss,' making three complete revolu­ tions before striking die bottom, and killing the driver and four horses, but the two* passenger* inside-were not A exchange heads an tke qUWtiOU. how kwr coun.^I That clcpoM ruU. from ri,H>t o'doek A fire-year-old son of Albert Ray mond of Coldwater was drowned in a cistern on the 18th insL A lad named Fred Stark waa accid­ ently shot with a toy pistol, in the hands of Mark Williams of Ann Arbor, ou Monday. A Mt. Clemens lady took aqua am­ monia through mistake and her recov­ ery is pronounced doubtful by the at­ tending physician. Henry Pirrct, of Niles was killed by tbe car* near that city bn the 80th. He was 74 years old, and leaves a family in destitute circumstances. A brakeman named Royal George was caught on a telegraph wire about tbe Deck and thrown off the cupalo of the cabopee and seriously hurt, George Cramer, a fanner living two mile* south of Big Rapids shot and killed himself Saturday morning while laboring under mental aberration. Burglar* attempted to rob the store of E. Golden of ML Morris on Tuesday night bnt were frightened away with only the spoils of the money drawer. A S weed named Easxon, direct from. Gotten burg, and enroute for Burling­ ton, Iowa, died at the M. C. II. R. waiting room in Detroit last Tuesday. Wm. McCollum a brakeman on tbe M. C. IL IL was hit on the head by be­ ing backed agaiust a b *am on one of the sheds in Battie Creek last Tueeday. A north-woods rough attempted to snatch a pocket book from a woman at the Muskegon depot and she dealt him a "blinger*’ in the eye, served him right. Thos. Cox and Rollo Roe of Buch­ anan wore scuffling and a revolver was accidently discharged and the ball hit Roe in the mouth Knocking out three teeth and lacerating his tongue. A stranger giving his name as Chas. Locke, and A. C. Brown, a lawver of Comma have been arrested charged with swindling Otto Kreil, a wealthy german of Vernon, Shiawassee Co., out of ♦1,600. Henry Pettus of Williamston was in a barn and Geo. Paddock who wk* not aware of the fact, shot at a mark on the barn, the ball going through an inch board and also through Pettiss, and fear* are entertained that the shot will prove fatal. A* Thomas Sheridan and two other* were returning from work at Kirkey’* lumber camp at Farewell la*t Friday a tree fell accross the wagon in which they were ridiug and Sheridan was senouely, if not fatally, injured. The other* were not hurt. W. W. Vonaken.a prominent livery man of Hud*on wa* eriously injured by being thrown from a carriage last Friday. Tbe horse became frightened jumped over an embankment nnd ^waa killed. The buggy was badly smashed and Mr. Vonoken\ collar bone broken. The office of the Atlatic mining com­ pany was broken into at Hancock last Saturday night and the safe taken out and carried off in a wagon about 2 mi Ips and blown open and over $4,000 in money obtained besides a large quantity of bonds. Parties living m the mine have been arrested. OUR EUROPEAN LETTER. [From our r«cnl*r correspondent.] IjbKnoN, Eno., May 18, 1880. Tn tbe full hot glare of sumnier, Lou­ don is at lM*st a tawdry pl^ce ; in late autumn, the fogs throw a veil of un­ pleasant mystery over the hups town ; m winter all seems cold and dreary; but in spring, tbe great city Itecomes really beautiful, and so remains fur a few weeks, until smoke and soot have marred the new freshness of everything and coated even nature with agurmeut of smuts. The past winter has, up­ on the whole, been on unusually cheer­ less one, and trying not only to men aud women, but also to other thing* both in nnd uut of the kingdom of life. Many tree* and shrubs will never re­ cover from the rigors of December, following a* they did upon the exceed­ ingly inclement season of 1878-1879, and cracked stuico, gaping walls, and dam­ aged pipes have borne ample witness to the violence of the (rest* of five months ago. But tiie returu of spring has brought about a general reqjvenescence. Ttee* and shrubs have once mure revived under the genial influ- I cnce of a few bright days, and build­ er* and painters nave worked so well that, at least In the West-end, the May *un shine* on many streets which are almost Dutch in their neatness and deanlineM. Yet the destroying east wind is doing ita best to neutralize the efforts of nature and art. . Vegitation lias been seriously retarded, and the water-carts have been quite unable to cope with the dust of a dry March and April. Nevertheless, spring has come, nnd London is as Iwantifnl as it ever can be; unless, as some suggest, it be turned into a vast greenhouse and filled with tropical plants. During the last fortnight a marvelous change has i taken place. Previously all looked bare and dirty, now there are but a few trees which do not. afford some signs of life, and from some comes the faint perfume of Howers. In the newlyturned beds there are primroses, wall­ flowers, and pansies, with here and tliere * gay clump of tulips or narciss­ uses, but the most striking shows of blossom* are those on the shrubs aud smaller trees. । The Conservative press of Europe ia ! regretting, and the Radical pres* is reJjoudng at the appointment of Sir Charles Dflk'e ns Under Secretary of i State for Foreign affairs. Neither parSir Charles Dlike’s Radihe most harmless tvpr, and jtirely disappear from the position be now occupies Granville. His advanced s* served to keep him in Bo high lh*t hl» tu'.Wl Mad boated the plMter AbrvaaadtM(cMtenaHaa up * grid Tbalactive boy B4ly, that Mgb laafteg BiUy Dial lo..d-.bouUDg RIHy that mt on a pin I I am prepared to furnish the public Unquestionably the best Built and Easiest Riding As riche* and favors forsake a man we find him to be* fool,but nobody could find it out in his prosperity. Railroads car -y 8,000.000 passengers safely where they, kill one, but the trouble is to know when the 8,000,000 have been counted up and the killing is to begin, A Pennsylvania paper has discover ed the worst case of poverty on record. It is that of a man who has been oblig­ ed to use an 1864 almanac right along for every year since. The demure damsel with large feet walketh two blocks searching for a clean crossing, but she who wcareth No. 1’a elevate! HM over the fir^fcrosaing. The beet time for a tramp to ask for work at sawing wood isjnst after (he sawing jriacETbe has departed. He can then get off a tirade against the fleudinhneM of labor-saving machinery. If men go to Heaven when they die why don’t the artiste illustrate them, as they do female angels f No one ever sees a man-angel in a picture, and it’s giving men folks a cold shake. "Remember, now," said an Indian bride at the altar, "we have separated and been re-married four times, and about once more will convince me that we can never live happily together.” Some one asked Prince G-------- what the greit powe.sof Europe were. He replied, as only a Frenchman ' could, and wita the with of Talleyrand, "they are England, Germay, France, Russia and—women. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. STATION^. gOOM, BOOMERANG! For a few days only J. & G. Meakin’s IT IS GENERALLY KNOWN IRON STONE CHINA! THE IDEAL OF TIIE TRUE ARTIST, Tea Cupsand Saucers " “ “ •* handled Tea Plates 40* Breakfast Plates Dinner " 50 c. Coffee A Sagar 10 c. Canned Goods per can 15 c. Peas. Beans, Strawberries, Corn, Black­ berries, Cherries, Etc. EATON COUNTY ITEMS. Grand Ledge wishes above all ocher things to here a race course. The Charlotte postoffice does nearly twice the business it did a year ago, The Bellevue Gazette was nine year* old last week. It is a neatly printed, newsy and spicy sheet. Samuel Farley, of Roxand, was al­ most instantly killed lust Tuesday, by an infuriated bull which he was trying to drive into a yard. * Prof. Estaorook, of the state normal school at Ypsilanti, has been called to take a position at Olivet college, and will probably accept. During a storm op Wednesday of last week, lightning ran down the chimney of the farm house of J. Rigleg in Windsor, killing his daughter five years old and probably fatally injuring an infant. A brilliant weddingoccured *t Grand Ledge in which Miss Nellie Wareham of thatfyillage. and Mr. Frank Spald­ ing of Charlotte, were the chiefs, and a large circle of friends manifested their congratulations, by a liberal dis­ play of presents. The following program for com­ mencement week of the Albion Colleg’s seventeenth commencement, has been arranged : Thursday, June 17, ex­ amination of classes; commenement praver meeting, led by Prof. Taylor; Friday, June 18, examination of classes; Saturday, June 19, examination of classes; Sunday, June 30, commence­ ment lovcfra’t. led by Prof. Dickie; baccalaureate discourse, by President Fiske ; annual address before the Missionery Society ; Monday, June 31, class day exercises, morning and evening ; Tuesday, June 23. quinquennial re-un­ ion of Electic and Athenfaedes Socie­ ties; annual meeting of Board of Trus­ tees; address before the Society of Alumni, by Rev. N.C. Northrup ; Wed­ nesday, June 28, quinquennial re-union of Erosphian Society ; annual concert of the conservatory of music ; Thursdas, June 24, Commencement day; literary exercises, by tbe graduating class; conferring degrees. Therefore I place my Goods upon the Market, confidentially believing they will stand the test, and prove highly satisfac­ tory to all who purchase. ’ E. COOK AT ANY PRICE. Choice Roasts of Beef, Pork Veal, Mutton and Steak, "so tender as never van.” For the whole population. BAILEY& WOODS’ You can always find the following articles, or will lie made to order : All kinds of OSBORN REAPERS AND MOWERS, SULKEY RAKES, • Shovel Plows, Corn Cultivators and Harrows both Square and butterfly. z- HARNESS’! Double and Single. Heavy and light, unsurpassed in style, qual­ ity and low prices. Repairing done cheap. Cnllars, Collar Pads and in fact everything in the Harness line. lATiMBKR WAGONS, Carriages, Top and Single buggies and Spring wagons. Trim­ ming a specialty. Olcj^tops made to "look as good as new. Remember we have a foundry and are always ready to reapair make or furnish anything made of Cast or Wrought Iron. BLACKSMITHING, Horseshoeing and Job Work done by the best of workmen. Casting a specalty. Scrapers and Farm Bells cheap. Chilled and land sides to fit almost any plow. Kettles, all sizes, Col­ umns for brick buildings, Iron Fencing *c. "All these thing* and many more, Call aud set* meat the corner store? Cash paid for Produce SELLERS COUGH SYRUP! 50 Years before tbe Public. Pronounced by all to be the most pleaeant and efficadota remedy now in use for the cwrc of caught, coldt, huwrwnm, croup, tickling sensation in the throat, whooping cough, etc. Over a million bottke told within the Uut few peart. It gives relief where ever used, and the power to impart benefit that cannot be had from the cough mixtures dow io use. Sold by all druggists at 25 cents per bottle. Sellers' Liver Pills are also high­ ly recommended for curing liver oom­ plaint, constipation, sick headache, fe­ ver and ague, and all diseases of the stomach nnd liver. Bold by all drug gist at 25 cents per box. ' HAS REMOVED Opposite Cook’s Carriage W orks, The- Nashville News is one of the best local paper* in the State of Michi­ gan. We are glad to place it upon our exchange list nnd wish ita manager nicer**.—Tekvntha Actor. BEST III THE WORLD I WHERE HE WILL KEEP A FIRST CI^ASS STOCK OF DRUGGIST, ■ OF ALL KINDS, Whip*, Robes. IDn&ters, Ace. Best Heavy Harness from $33. to $35. Single Harness from $12. upward. I have in iny employ flrst-claM workmen and can give good satisfaction. Call and see me before you purchase. (Successor to Boise Bros.) YOU CAN FIND AT M-Y STORE Surgical Instrument* And all the leading*Remediea in Patent & Propriatory Medicines NICHOLS,SHEPARD & CO-MeCraW t***>ff*<t ORIOIMAL AND OHLY CKMUIMK VIBRATOR BI-CARB. SODA Which is tha asms thing. School Books, Blank Book’s, Mlscellan’s Books. STATIONERY, Wall Paper and Bordering, ITBiXXUi rMB») AS FINE A LINE OF J K W >3 I. It Y As there is in town, and all war­ ranted tn l>e an reprenented or money refunded. �SATURDAY, - ptrtira that JUNE A 1880. Undoubtedly has the largest stock of Upfht W eifflit VICIMITY LOCALS C. M. Gould is making board fence between showers. Wheat is'looking fine, and nods its head to the passer by. Some of tbe farmers an* paddling in Farmers are bound to put in their eora if lite Juba. -intention to make the next legis­ lature and executive by the corrupt use of more than *100,000, and are now or­ ganised to that end. Through their circulars and their organ, the Public Leader they burl vituperation and abuse at those classes of our citizens that represent the beat moral sense, intelligence and patriosm of the state and heap sneers upon- the honest and sober farmers of Mitbigan. Come up then from the farm and the shop, from the pnlpit and the coart, from town and country, and let us show these men that while' they may be able to control th » venal politicians, they can­ not buy, nor beguile, nor drive the free people of the state. By ordrYof the State Central Com­ mittee. J. C. Bontecou, Secretary. Chairman. • Al Mir ia limping aroand with a rerr paddle. “Where can I find a hired girt,” is the burden of the song of many people. G. W. Slater taking advantage of tbe few fair days ia reahingling his bouse. A- B. Adams received th^ appoint­ ment of census enumerator for thia Wheat ia well headed, and fields of rank growth ia badly lodged, cause,too Rev. Newton and L. J. Wheeler ad­ dressed tbeW«et KalamoR.Il. club last Friday evening. Hiram and Reuben Gridbey have gone to the north part of the state on their annual fishing excursion. Eli Wells and Will Green have pur­ chased the right of sale of two or three towns, for Brooks & Crocker’s clother washer. Geo. Crowell bought tbe Flint farm day last - Query,, wh.rwill proof readers insist on spelling Sumter with a p, when speaking of Fort Sumter, Charleston Harbor. Now that the Hawk has a West Kalamo correspondent the curses will be divided, and will fall more lightly on this correspondent’s shoulders. Tiie highway commissioner distrib­ uted ’the road wlrrauU last week, and just as soon as the water subsides so the roads can ba found, work will begin. Jacob Showalter had the good for­ tune-to have a large swarm of hero come from a hive the other forenoon, which he secured m good shape, in the afternoon of the same day-a swarm of good site came from another hive and after sailing around awhile went into the hive with those secured in the forenoon, making a very Iago swarm which is doing a thriving business. The agent of Brooks & Crocker’s atmospheric clothes washer,meets with a ready sale for his implement, as about everybody buys one and de­ clares that it is all it is claimed to be. some going so far a as to assert that it ia worth its weight in gold. Your cor­ respondent has one to pay for, and his 1-artner in the concerns of this life de­ clares that “you men get any new-fan­ gled machines to do your work, and I am bound to have a clothes washer so I can do oat a washing time enough to get dinner for you men at noon, and faith, she’ll dn it to^ Cash & King* of Jackson Co., are ditching for A. P. Cook on Sec. 21, they have about a mile to dig. Miss Laura Session went to Kalama­ zoo, to spend a few day*, from thence she goes to her future home Feuville, Allegan Co. Charles Streeter and John Wolf started out last week, to peddle yankee notion*. You are all right boys, it takes long tongues and lots of cheek. A. TubIm aud A. Gurdnier have met three times to have a law suit. Tubbs claimed 117. for labor, farming uten­ sils etc., they met for the last time on the 28th, Tubbs withdrew the suit. ■ Stephen Savage has discovered that his three-year-old “Magna Charts,” has a mighty fleet foot, he bad a race the other evening with Laphnm’s fa raou* Sprinter coming out nearly a tie. Stephen ha* braced up since tiie ra*-e, stuck hia thumbs deeper than ever .in­ to tbe arm-holes of his vest, and walks up aud down Main street with a firmer tread. ’ Mr. Lapham is one of Maple Grove’s moat enterprising men. He carries a level head, is a straight republican every time, honest, useful, temperate, has served in the hall*of the legisla­ ture, has been elected eleven times supervisor of the town, and at one time become so popular that all parties uni­ tiedin his support, (greenbackera al­ ways accepted) and now the responsi­ ble office of overseer of highways has been con feted on him. Burn put on the dump board* this morning. Han. ^youcan shovel —some more sugar iu to my coffee. I. L. Dodge. JOHNSTOWN ITEMS. The abepherds have been very busy washing their sheep. Farmers are done planting, nnd some are cultivating their corn. Pommy Johnson is making things - git quite lively with Lewis, his hired man. Wheat, onto and grass crop* are do­ ing well, and a fair prospect for an abundant fruit crop. The people in general are working on the road* except our female district, who havn’t turned oat yet. And one of the best things that we know of is that Mr. Beack has got ten, twenty, yea a whole pen full of very nice pigs. We understand that Mr. VanWert wants to trade His farm for a larger one. He has 40 acres, good bouse and. good orchard, and in fact a choice little farm, but he wishes to get more land. Well, this part of Joh.i<*town is in n prosperous condition both country and people, except ooe thing, and that we don’t know how to remedy some of the people’s tongues, they are long, or they set their*mouth going and go off and leave i£. There will be a grove quarterly meet­ ing, in tbe grove on the farm of A Beach,-in Joht>*towu, one half mile west of the Bnllis school house, com­ mencing Friday evening, June 18th, Saturday afternoon nt 2:80 o’clock and Saturday evening, also Sunday morn­ ing, Love Feast at nine and n half o’clock, preaching at 10| o’clock a. m. This is intended to be what we call a baake€ grove meeting. Tbe people will bring their own refreshments and after the morning services, will spend per- ing again in tbe afternoon, after which the ordinance of Christian baptism will l>e administered._______________ H1CK0BT .'ORXEUS ITEMS. Mr. C. C. Btudi. will buy wool as ustud this season. ' With mgny good wishes we record the marriage of Charlie Williams, son of (ri*o. W. M illianiK of Hus t illage , to Lulu, daughter of Michael Doster of I Prairieville they were married iu | Middleville by tiie Rev. Moone, pastor of the CongregationMl eJiurch. A general delivery of reaper* aud mowers, by our hardware merchant U, last Friday. Dinner was served to Educational. The different townships superintend­ ents of schools, throughout the state, have liecn furnished with circulars from the SupL of Public Instuction, containing valuable a ‘vice and in­ structions in regard to township super­ intendents, and among the many top­ ics considered is“counry organizations.” Such associations already exist in many counties, which are a source of great benefit both to themselves and the schools, under tbeir supervision. If these'organizations are desirable for one county, they ore for all, and the schools of Barry county need the unit­ ed efforts of her su'perintendente to raise the standard ot teachers engaged iu the primary’,schools of the different townships. We think that such an or­ ganizations may lw perfected, and a meeti ng held at some central point in the county, and a full representation made from nil the towns in the county. I would be pleased to correspond with any or all of the superintendents in the county in regard to tbe time nnd place of such meeting, and sincerely hope that this article may meet with a welcome and hearty response, and would also suggest that the place nam­ ed be Hastings, and the time, either in July, or early iu August, as tiie sum­ mer schools will have been visited, nnd each superintendent prepared to give a report of the general standing, and also the wants of tbe schools in his, or her township. Trusting to hear from as many superintendents as possible immediately, in order that ample time may be given to notify all, of tbe time and place of meeting, I remain, Yours Respectfully, C. N. Young. Supt. of Castleton. Clothing in Nashvile and offers Special Bargains in all tfill not pledge himself to Kwho whisky, They openly' procbii m Fine Worst ed Huitn, Lijfli t Ch.»h> !■ lines. more SjinitH, Blue Flannel Hultet, X^inen and Cotton WnitH, Dusters in endless va■ riety, ■white duck 5’ests, all of the newest and most fashionable cut We make no Misrepresentation in regard one price. This fact coupled with the Standard Quality of our goods, has forced us to to our clothing and have but the front in the CLOTHING TRADE of Nashville. full line of Gents’ Furnishing Goods, ShirtH, Collars ihville Markets. Tien. cuflH, Hosiery, Ace., all new and nobby. . ; Law Prices, Small profits and Good Goods. • lakii Timothy par bt>. ao»«rBa*d. per bu,. G. A. TRUMAN. move wood. ------ LOCAL MATTERS rF* Bailey & Wood have a harness shop in full blast, you will do well to call on them before purchasing any­ thing in the harness line. Repairing done in the liest style. They nil do it. A lightning stroke went clear through We have not yet heard of a case of a Clark county, Kentucky, school J colds, coughs, archest complaint, that house, killed a greyhound asleep under has not yielded to “Dr. Sellers’ Cough the floor, but left tbe twenty-five । Syrup. children nnhannet}. Hill’s Compound Extract of Buchu Johnaton'a Saraaparilla. cur** Uver Complaint. and Cubebs is warranted t<i cure. Grav­ JohnHon'a Saraaparilia, cure* Indigestion. el. For sale by F. T. Boise. Sobniton'a Saraaparllla la uacd by everybody. Johneton'f Sanaparillacum Sick Headaclc. Physician* freely prescribe the new Johnaton'a SajMixrilia cure* Dyepcpala. Food Medicine. “Mult Bitters,” becftuR 1 cause more nourishing, strengthing, I■ nn( ] .....1 purifving than all other form* of Ccaao.-Whcn death vti hourly medicine, while free from the t A A Coiwarnn Como | malt ‘ meoicine, objebtion* urged against malt liquors, expected. all retncdlca having failed, and Dr. H. , ,jaa experimenting v:th many herb* of Cal37-41. Jmdmvm j cutla' he iwxldentelly made a preparation that cared bit only child of Consumption. HU child A book on the liver, its diseases nnd their treatment sent free. Including treatise upon Liver Complaints, Tor­ Humptlon on be poaJUvtly and permanently pid Liver, Jaundice, Billiousness, Headache, Coiisti|>ation, Dyspepsia, Malaria, etc. Address Dr. Sanford, *e« .t the Btomseh. .nd will break «P • *«h 262 Broadway, New York City, N. Y. 1b twenty-fo» r boura. A<ldre»« C RA DDOCK A CO a —__ c. n.mln. thia naner. lv (87-40) tSTWill rmx the highest market price in cash forunaalted butter Farm­ ers bring inyour butter and save the salt. E;. Reese. —-BELIEVING THAT------ Nashville will Soon Rival the County Seats HARDWARE, Iron, Nails, Glass, Stoves, . Tinware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, and Emshes Undertaking. . Having completed in every particular our Undertaking Department, we are now prepared to famish at all times a first class modem Hearse, cooling Ikoards, door crape, bearers, badges, gloves, nnd our services, when required, in laying out and pre • paring for banal; preserving bodies iu any kind of weather witnout the bar­ barous use of ice, etc. all of which with our personal attendance nt funerals will tie furnished free of charge. Kellogg, Dema ray A Co. Tbe Cbeniical Worka LEW, I formerly Minerva Hall] deccaaed. we. lb' ■SPECIALTIES: Builders Hardware, Pure WhlteLead, Pure Ohio Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil, Lard, Castor. Golden, Sperm, Virginia Lubricating Oils. The Legal Tender and Other May 27. t«W. CHARLES FOWLER.) HENRY BURTON. JOHN UIBHOS, ) t»*0] COOK STOVES. The finest makes of NERVOUS DEBILITY. ‘lieb Remedy. An unislling eu-e for i Seminal WeakMM, Sprrtnalor- The number delivered was 44. i A. A. E. KNIVFft, BAZOOS. Mil BAKS, FU'INRORN, Camp Chairs, Ac. Common After liking, lad*, pain In tbe back Dtrnnea* of VWon. Premature Old Age, and many other Dlwa*«i that irad to In- FARMERS & MECHANICS TOOLS Call ami see me. Respectfully, dreaainr HE GRAY MRDICIKR CO., - Our Undertaking Departmn’t Cx^nph-te in every particular- e We guarantee king our nnmoroo* patronaof the past ac»ahall endeavor by fair dealing and rteuouIce* to doubt* their number during tbe year __ Kelloepti Demaray dk. Co« PA KN1 BBS ATTKNiTioA’. SCIPIO MILLS Now being in first-class rnnoi ng or­ der. with a tho-oaghly COMPHIIT MIlLER in attendance, we guarantee satisfac­ tion to all those who may favor us with their patronage. Those who prefer can have their WHEAT EXCHANGED FOR FLOUR without . waiting. Ui-mi a.n<l Feed FOR MALE at the Mill at the lowest prices. W. II. 1(>™, Prop. JJOOT AND SHOE SHOP. FINEST SEWED BOOT ---- jOH THE:- - COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. Repairing Done In the Best Manner Possible! Give Me a Call! LRANK C. BOISE. jq-ASHVILLE UVERY. Sign, the Big Boot. FRANK BAKER. J. OSMAN, Prop. TyjILUSEBTt Furniture Of every <]e*cripU*a IX THE WORLD. rpHL DARBYMLLE M1LUL NEW RIBBONS. i3jaa.» KILKfl, STORK FANCY GOODS, SINGLE OB DOUBLE TURN-OUTS •* MtTTB, OoRXE-rS, EMBROIDERY, HATH. FLOWEA8, HONNETfi, ETC., ETC. DRESS MAKING COMMERCIAL TRAVELOR8 MADE A area ALTY Oppoalte th* WokoU MRS. O.M. YATES. Hook. Nohrllte, Ntete. J. OH Nil V. WALKER & NORTON flour, MEAL j feed, / MORGAN, BARRY CO., 1HCH. ATTENTION JgOOT AND SHOE SHOP. Stephen Bprinket desires to anouucr I *oi utru m Lome tn orr t>*v abop in UM UrfMiag * Bnttto 'OO'cndoti , Tho 1H,po(w4|y „r Hall1. Hair Beumer ’— - —-— rvecfettjr rackiMi by Mm CrocZer, wh«n> I un pr*- to tbe p**1 of >880 w»l take its place iti llistory us ; has increased with the teat of mnuy outfit ot building the moeX iiuportenl tcHj|M'r;:nre con- i years, both in this country and in for* and 8H OEH. V. ..tirt'ti ..vi.r teahl in tin- nnrilivrptf in ! lauds, and it is now known and! ^i|n..l1heririHtedreH,ntn.,ollhe| .. slate, { . 'atent Rockers, Bureaus, Extension Tables, Prices that Can’t I Undersold EASILY MEET C0MPETI0N, Commissioner^ Notice. e Parlor Suits, Chamber auits, At below Manufacturers prices. I had the decline credited up to me on these good* ana can virtue ol a writ of ex*cu'lon haued out of and under tbe eeal of the Circuit Cburt fol the Bycounty nf Barry, State of Michliran. in favor of Ed­ D"4 ’{ffis KSs. a.H>. IN BARRY' CODNTY flntah. A FIRST-CLASS TINNER Act wisely- be readv—have on hand “Dr, Sellers’ Cough Syrnp,” and you will have nothing to fear—not even a a doctor’s bill. IDd Best StlfiCted Stock FURNITTJRE Each side of her, and that a little more . competition will make n little bet-1 ter market, I have purchased a stock >f | win A Bush, and Nellie E. BuJ>. to me directed tV Strawberies. Lettuce, Cncnm-----------Imts. String Beaus Green Pens, Radish­ Iteurmrum did on the 18th day of J.rly.A D W7B,levy ujMW.and Having bought for cash. My expenses es, Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, Cocoa Mlxe ail Ihr riKhi.liUe and Intereat of the aald Thom- are low. I do not sell goods nt cost, aa M. Brady and Robert- H. Brady, of.ln.and to the unto, etc. at C. W, Smith's. but at a fair living profit. fullowlng deacribod real estate, lllualed in tbe »llLumber! Lumber! Ufe of Naat-rille, county of Banjr. State of MiehiDo you know that yon can buy Lum­ ber for building, or fencing, of J. H. McCotter at the Glenn Mill ou the public auction or vendue to U»* hlgbMl bidder, at th* nprth front door of lb* C.mrt Hoo*e, tn the county line, for 7.00 per M. or delivered .city of Haailnga, in oafd county, on Mnod*y. tbe Always ready at moderate rates. in Nashivlle. for S8.50 ? Orders filled 15th day of Julv, A. D. 1880, at ten o’clock In tbe on short notice. 84-87 forenoon of »aid day. Will pay tbe following prices for wood delivered at the works: 4 ft. bod^ beach and maple wood. $1.75. 4 ft. body beach and maple, dry, $2.00 The annual State Convention of Short wood will be taken nt proportion­ Red Ribbon Clubs will be held in the ate prices. W. G. Sears. city of Jackson on the 23d, and 34th, Manager. Jays of June. As the principal trains Cy*Boy yoar Dry Goods,Boots Shoes, arrive about noon, the convention will Hats. Caps, Groceries, I*ro vision*. be called to order at 1:20 o’clock p. in. Crockery, Notions, etc,, of E. Reese, by the chairman of the state central who always sells at the lowest prices. committee. The several railroad* of We have often been asked why it is the state having made a rate-of one that E. A. Young’s Cough and Lung and one-third for the, round trip,certifi­ Syrnp has proved such a success, The cate for excursion tickets will !>e fur­ only reason we can give, is that it is a medicine wliich has proved by test to nished tn all delegates and visitors on be a superior to any preparation the application of the Secretary of club known for the relief of Bronchial dis­ or other organizations, by Mr. J. C. eases. Trial size 25 cents. For sale by F. T. Boise. Bontecou, of Jackson, Mich. All del­ egates and parties of visitors from Goods are cheap at the comer pointe on the Michigan Central and store.______________________ C. W. Smith. branches, and all delegations from oth Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair er loads striking the Central at any Remewe r is a scientific combination point, will not require any e^rtiticate of some of the most powerful restora­ tive agents in the vegetable kingdom. for that road, It n-.-tores gray hair to its original colAll dubs should dcct three delegate* or. U fattke<, lhr nnd deau alt----------- --------------------with alternates. As matters-----------of the. It cures dandruff and hatnors, and fallgrr»te»t imiwrtaeeiotlM. greatest importer? m tto Mate «tAte at large l,rgi ’ W-oj* ™B-<>»‘ of of.Uio.lmir. the hair. It.furatoies IlfvaUu tho the . ■ . ... . . . i it ifi, nrifioi.iij. I.iIhn at. .re to te be to considered, coasiaared. there there should M.ootd be to a ft are a| <•> pair inoit-i, ui<l gloss clubiu the ■1 full delegation i»v>u from c«*uu each club in (he moist, sort soft and glossy, and is state. Therefore, ... let none unsurpasaed as a a hair liair dressing. dresmi —•be .named —— »I] unsurpassed It is delegates as a matter of personal cbm- the most economical-preparation -----* * —— ever nKmr.nt l,nl oHtv.tn, n.nr, tel,,. «rlll .... । oflCTed tO the |)UbI»C,' IIS it* CfieCtS TCphment, bat appoint mm who will go |naiu a lon|? |iwe> making only an ec­ to represent tnrir dab. ' caxioua! application nedessarv. It is The convention of 1878 was vary recommended and used by eminent largely atten d-d. a»d a. te ite rewlr““d ''<hrlui;v rodontrd by RED RIBBON STATE CONVENTION. ttbcrltr Sale. JT IS A FACT THE PUBLIC. - w Go to the Old Reliable Market for Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats of all kinds. Henry Roe, Proprietor. BOOTS lively. I have also a A. BURCMAN > Goor FARMERS I �rUrwg. will be to another mau, Wore Printers have never, we think, re­ that day appears. . ceived dne appreciation for the honora­ Tliis is the whole of tiie matter—diable confidence which they have preserved Thb Maine. Greeubockeni nominated Im Baltimore, on Decoration day, in regard to the secrete with which they chile to make them. Henry M. Planted for Governor, and tWDemohave been intrusted. . Such, a case as tills often happens. An article iu a What Fwt<ratlon Meaas. <rHK KAVT. 1 to elect time, indored the nomination without adopting 4 £2,., newspaper or magazine jnakea. what ia house. The any platform. The Greenback'-™ Indorsed -r... u. Thb public prooeedinga in tho Whit­ hare far PMaident, but did not choorc called a “sensation." It is entirely of the Farmers’CLab a ■ Corps’’Union . . . ’ * * . vr_ ....I Ikp fttul elector*. i..,—>aiionymoua, and public curiosity is ex­ building, eaid : Forty-six thousand em­ wounded. MM cited to the utmost to discover the name igrants in thirty days, or over one a min­ Democrats of Alabama have reof its author. The writer may be u ute, have come to us in 1880, At a valCabinet Minister, a high official, a court­ uation of S&00 apiece thia meaiu a narOBEIGM. ier, or any of the thousand and one per- tiomd increase al wealth pf $500 a min­ a tori, affiir. and that knowing ho could not pas* wrongod husband....BL Louis papers chroni­ Leon Sat, now French Minister to tbe examination be made op hi* mind to play cle the death in that city of Sherrard Clemens, ssnawho, if ho ware suspected of wnt ute, $30,000 an hoar, $720,000 a day, for thirteen years a member of Congress from England, ba* been elected President of tbe ing for the press, would at once lose hia $21,S00,000 a month, or $259,700,000 a. Virginia. Me died apauper. position, his office—perhaps liis reputa­ year. Thia meiuiH just no" much more A farmer named Bradley, living near appointed tion. On the other liana, the writer additional annual production to wliich a may be- a struggling author, a hard­ fair profit of earnings is added. This tried by court-martial for conduct unbecoming case of a war between Rut-oz. and (thin*. working journalist, or a mere literary means increased export of wheat over A rebellion Los broken out in British amateur. Ln any case his secret is'pre- meat; it means development of agri­ address ridiculed thn evidence of the ea­ Burmah wliich threaten* to be formidable. served ; his anonymity isJsafe as long ae cultural and all other domestic indus­ ten entered it is confided to Uie4>rintera. • tries ; it means the rapid settling and Uieir icaumouy, anu wvut uu Governor killed..:.A requisition numerously Some years ago there was a great stir improvement of.public and unproductive that the manner' in which acrat signed by the Itadieai and Liberal members mode about a book entitled “Ecce private acres of the West, South, North of the British Parliament hsa been pre­ Homo;” It was icclever work, and had and East; it means tliat no peoples of »• were appointed. woman, and, otaerving the deporting robbers, sented to Mr. Gladstone, requesting him an unexampled success. “Who is the Europe need starve ns long as American Appropriation bill tain his conviction, and tho rather dishonorable snatched a six-shooter and fired instantly, to recall Sir Bartle Frerc from the of South Africa... .The author?" was the question on every­ wheat and meat fields overflow "with way in which they sought to Jntrep him into Both tho robber*, who turned out to be women Goremondiip trial of Nihilists at SL I ’ ctcrubarg resulted body’s lips. Some scores of persons Iroundless productions; it means sound­ falsehood, was by no means creditable to them. of tbe neighborhood, were killed, one being He also argued on the unreasouableneaa of a shot through the heart, the other through the m the conviction of eleven. Two were sent­ were named, and they repudiated their er principle of production must lie enced to death, and the Other* to various term* voting man in the prime of life being so despond­ Inter-state participation in it All sorts of conject­ practised, and that land-ukinning must of imprisonment or exile. There were five ent m to blast liis every hojx> aud his chance-' A .mob attempted to lynch a negro women among tho number.. . .A party of 2.000 ures were hazarded, and do doubt large cease, or inevitably, in the future, the for an honorable career. sums would have (wen paid by several tide of emigration must flow in tidal Bulgarians recently destroyed twelve Tunosh A shocking accident lh reported from charged with repo and in jail at Texarkana, villages in tho Balkan range. • conductors of journals for authentic in­ waves toward the East, and that millions but the friends of the prisoner fired on Philadelphia. While tbe second mate, two sea­ Ark., them, and eight jiereonn were wounded, some formation ns to the name of the author. I of American citizens must go from Thb international rifle match be­ men and two apprentice* of the British *hip fatally. Yet that name was known to a master­ whence their sturdy ancestors came. tween Ireland and America, at Dublin, is fixed Accounts of tho recent flood at for the ‘ZXhJof June. printer, his ovenxser, and at least some .uh«*»mou, *. The «««.« fanner «<□*«*;»*» element «* of vemigration, I’ | of the compositors, but it wm never re- trust, will lx> more provident of their The supplemental Eurojx'im confer­ poker into a barrel of kerosene, canning an imme­ Brackett, Texas, state tliat tbe extraordinary Mr. Pendleton prerented, and tho Senate ' , ’‘ ’ n the nnnie wm published, । generous and newly-acquired acres, and diate explosion. The oil-room and galley of the amount of fourteen inches of water fell in nine । cncc ------— ... ---on r<AM;( . rn anair* win i»c nciu in ucrun on ence Eastern affair* will be held iu Berlin —_____ 1 -- --- If-1---1 ....I 41.. —.u.t. .... • • ma 2, • TwoinUon *rtUDg ; ,l W! ‘ M not . tMTOUgh tiie instrumentality ■ I earnestly hope tliat they will teach hour*. It is hardly known how many were June 15.,.. Iri a recent encounter between a > R*>Ti*ed 8t*tate* author- . pHOtefs, but entirely uidcpend- <>ur wasteful farmers many valuable losdrowned, though the number is placed at WWT,m„ , . k-v,;.,.,, 3oo»ul* wm te *oconl*iic<i . ent.°^ them. They hod Luthfully kept । gons of agricultural economy, and that d,D«4 .< Br«4.u, . tZ. rf ax p~|,le, will "" “'j . , , the farmer who starves liis farm will also man. ’The recond mate' was alao injured, and n»ch eiS,IX». Vul Md. ot grXn Uidliimwith the constitution. Tba River *ad Harbor I OxJ:!r .’‘ecrVt' , "y? ...Th;fc l«~~~ Tu. luwUn <«.«« L,, <1<- Uli wm com pie ted •nd prered. a bm Cwiug buck ft few ye-ara, tho author- impoverish his posterity.—New York neither himself nor the seaman are expected to arrf. ol li.. »<".« nuhins w.lm. oarf to topow, . praUeU.. Urtl ™ wnrallInr tho purehare <rf I duP “Waverly Novels" may be | World. rushing * waters. , ural implements now admitted free of duty, th* erection of * referred to as a remarkable incident of [ --------------------------- -----GENERAL. | fcut GENEBAL. audi to increo*e increase the tariff ou tho*e those ou which a •.IdlUonol ground* and th* croetlo: t Glass Railroads. public building at Detroit..... .The Hou»c went into literary history. Sir Walter Scott's Four murderers nnd one ravisher ' duty i* already paid. A shocking tragedy is reported from committee at ths whole ouu the General Defldeuey I authorship, although known by twenty ,i A reviewer in Nature calls uttentian A ni>r » dispatch says that. a six-foot • » . bill, and ooniploted that niea A cable J l to one of the £ peraona, including a number of printers', u ’ * ’ “ « “ “ »« greab-st gniuesi novelties uoveiuea in the tne Connecticut Two aged widow bulk- named were executed on Friday, May 28—Thomae B. po-ted to ths House and the main queauo wo8 of tbe permanent way for A vent and Chidrey, living in tho town of Avon, Edmund*, at Ozark, Ark.; Peter King, at granite wall, built to maintain in place a porous dered upon^ wan so nv well wuii concealed luuLciueu tliat mui the uit: great grvui instruction . r“lr^lh* T .°!a“ novelist could not, even in his match- ■ Ktree^ railrcMuta. were murdered by *ome p<r*o:i* unknown. A Woodafield, Ohio ; L. L. Ford, in Crittenden white *tonc through which, at one point, the Ims vocabulary, rocabulnrv, find find words words of of praise praise sufsuf- i ‘ bY Mr”- Lindsay Buckill and Mr. . neighbor entering the kitchen found Mr*. county, Ark., and Charle* Bollinger, colored, at BL Gothard tunnel run*, 1* giving way. It I* CADET WHITTAKER. lass bought tho tunnel will have to be neonitructcd CmdMey lying on tho floor weltering in nltxxl, Hanover Court Houae, Va. fldent ex^w the sense of ficient to express c his grate- | ahe having been killed by a blow on tbe Ls the contest for the liase-ball chnm- around tho white ■tono-a two-year*' job .. .A ‘“nitaring 8Uch satisfaction that it ~is. Ii .... ful acknowledgment and Wbuuc.iu* nvna...wiiai^uivul ui..l , — ; -head wjth an ax. Mr*. Avent wa* found in pion*hip of tbe United State*, tho close of tho large n , ... now .. lirryasl I admiration for the matchless fidelity no *’ proposed to mLit. make broad, Irynrei. longitbe atuc on a l*xl, a Bible aud spectacle* by first month'* r*—*—. Tho eoncluaiona of th" Court of Inquiry in . . « > play found the Chicago Club lead• land are reported to be excellent — J. A much tudimd sleepers of glass, having a | with which the mystery had been pretndmjd sleewra ala** hnwmrr « her Hide, aud a ghastly wound in her mtors, a* the following record will larger —o_ area --------------------------------than usual has teen planb-d ph with the case of Cadet Whittaker are as follows : groove in the upper surface, and, ao forehead, inflieb'd by a tailor'* goore which I served. potatoes... .Jornca Itobinmon Blanche, the fa­ wa* lying on a chest dore by. The motive of combining in themselves the functions ji There is unuuier another species cm of secrecy wound* •* C*det Whittaker rrerived oould have breo xuere « speejes secrc-cv — . 7, V -----------, 7 i ~~ mous English playwright, i* dead. the murderer i* not known. ...A bruising ---- > til id/x.*ru<T*u »- w-it.i in tho manner and undar tbe । that relating to tiie careful supervision ■* .if ”* l*. taitii sleepers nn.1 and ruvlw rails, Gr. do nu><, away match came off at McKeesport, Pa., between an j 5?’“*° . The ex-Empress Eugenie arrived on inflicted by ___ _ ■'<* '■■>o6a.'nli..l public U«.k« <bc n.f. wity lor «qmk- iron ruib>, old English prize-fighter named Jack Fleet and ST~_d. the 28th of May at Itovoxi, Znlulwi, near the and tn hi* condition and frama of mind, m *hown printed for secret societies, and the au- । with their fastenings, joints, and other a young 18-ycar-old pugilist named Turnbull, i j.Prondetiiv. ---- - —L . ’ printed for secret-societies, and the au•pot where the Prince impiwul wa* killed. Fleet who u nearly f.U year* of age, wa* tern- . by hi* own oviueuor. d»«uid h*»a .uomitted to thorship of articles or immphlets as al- l’nU‘I»hcabons. In a paper by Dr. A number of thieves have been srblv punished by the voung rough. They fought i Horton. b>. yhich fare brei UU-. ifcbuU,.Ml utatrertlot which i,iprwtod (.'in clti mil foaiSOO a ride. “ restod at BL Petersburg on a charge of tieing i it briievo* a peimm tred ** ha wa* and toft a* hr ! honorably maintained. When treaties I 1,1 recently-published TransacBuffalo .... A YtaUTAL prize-fight come off the ....— .-v.— *----------------------------- .— I .... in newspajx'ra 1 tions of the Institution of Civil En­ connected with the Nihilists... .A cable dis­ | nre prematurely. published S ome 53,000 {xtrsons e added U> other day at Collier Station, W. Va., O oh * and 1 —-------------------------------- , patch say* that 40,000 person* in Kurdistan, I the copy is obtained from some leaky or gineers," England, it is shown that, by i.h country by immigration immiirration Armenia and Western rater Persia must be fed for Bran, two Doted bruiser*, being tho principal* | uie the population oi of U this venal official, and not from any of the projxjrly tempering gloss with oil, this or were from Europe during the month of May. Thb. i 4 in tbe affair. lughty-wv <n round* feught, , printers who set up or work off the drig- very brittle substance “ cun be mode, and l<ith of the " *and *thirty-eight person* —z brute* t~:_ wore 77~ frightfully pun- I I* the targcat addition from the same *onrnc for hundred ho wm feigning. | inal. A case of thi.i kind occurred a year mass for mass, stronger than steel, and starvation at Ba.halh, and 107 at f iah«l. Byan was . declared **_ tho victor. .. At any one month in the naUon'* history. . Werti.i i v> practically unbreakable." Now, if all groat lockout began at the Pittsburgh iron-fur­ eru Union telegraph rate* have tan equalized I «uj prrvoo, ouwr Vian Ijnirt w tutxaxer, conI<1 nair I or two . lure, “ ' wherein ,a convention beTHE NATIONAL CONGRESS. i had tn making *n<-L wwault, and there t* Doeudenm I tween this country «nd another power this is ta>rne out in extensive practical naces on the 1st in*L, throwing not leas than no that dupatchra from amall places will not ------------- ,7-* *• wax revealed to one of the evening uews- tests, the manufacture of gltuui for rail­ 25,000 men and boys out of employment. coat more than d.spatehcw from large ones.... 6. It bclteir* that the balr-cUpping, BMb^uttum The Senate Bpent the most of the day, on The famou* Lewi* will care at New York han and bindlug oould all hate beou nxxiiujiltahrd b; i pUpTH. In the Foreign Office, nt White- road and other purposes will soon reach decided against the contestant*, aud, if Cadet Whittaker blniwlf. w ' j hull, thiicru is a regular Htaff of priu tors iliuiensions which will l>e startling. Col. Hatch telegraphs to Gen. Sheri­ been th- decision is not reverred, tho United State* tlon nt Cadet Whlttatar's handwriting l«. In tbs ' Bologna. dan th*t the redskin* wore attack'd by him at treasury get* $1,700,000. opinion of tbe court, untoaabln. Tbe severe taats io ' they might let out secrete of the most Bo-logn-ya is u walled city m Italy, the Polomail river, N. M. He report* that fiftyTwo sERVANT-GUtLH and several guests which experts in handwriting were ■ubjectexl. sml f momentous kind, any oue of which five of the hortile* were killed. Col. Hatch also yet it invented tutusngeu. Bologna bus their poeltive testimony, place it beyond * doubt thol report* that Capt. Kcrriu bad a nkirmuih with of a cheap hotel at Montreal, which was on fire, Cadet Whittaker hiiueclr wrote tbe note of warning. wonk’, perhaps, in these davs of journal­ no hogs, vet the ehojiH reek with the istic competition, be worth a few hun­ odors of leeks and garlic. Cairo may the Indian*, killing many of them. Tho how- jumped from the fourth floor of tho building, tiles *re in rctreaL but are clorely pushed t»y and received injuries from which they may not dred pounds. But such a dereliction of have forty-nine amellB, bat how many thj troops.. .A di*patch from Laramie City recover . . News of the death of ex-Compduty has never yet occurred; it wm u has Bologna? There are nineteen kinds say* tho Ute Indian* in North Park are ou the troDcr Richard B. Connolly, the Twred ring authortxlng the purchase ot groutr! oontlguou* to the found in Cadet Whittaker's possession. clerk, and not a compositor, who lx- of cheese (that tire good), nnd each with warspath. A band of sixty, it i* rvtort«l. al- | Tiie opinion of the court is a» follow* : postoffloe rt Telide, and to erect in enlarged grounds tacked a rettlctnent fifty mile* south of Lara- . a Hindi—oh, what A smell ! There are From tbe •irons array of rircuciatauUal ew trayed his trust. a building for United States Courts, Custom House, mie, and killed two men. | ,, Most honorable to the profession is , the drops of lwwvu *uieB woere cooked lugeM Vegetables where 2 T,. * *1 TV •. 1 o* . The National Woman Suffrage ConCait. BAhton, of the United Stab s I , _. * , the stoiy of Hording, the printer, who _Vou buv » a >»>UVU taxied uu* hot j-umiu potato tin for na nuiiu, soldi, . . „ . , I ventiou, tn session at Chicago U*t week, bravely ta>re imprisonment rather than hr a t ’* 2 " 2 all these armr, ba* returned to Fort Buford from Poplar . , ,• . . . .... ... or u half-kilo for five of them, „ •' ... , . adopted a resolution declaring that thev will reveal Uw .uthonihip of the celebrated smell ameU;; then then the the sausages. aaiwagea. It's if. a . perCrack Acencv. whithor ho wa* rent bv Gen. . . ... . Hazen to present the terms on which the Gov­ not *upj>ort any party which will not insert tn i ■ )rUK'°r< Jettera* Th*’ printer sat in sausage fair, an industrial exjxxuernment would receive the surrender of the hos- its platform a plank recognizing tho right of his cell calmly refusing tho entreaties of tion of Bolognas. They are iu links, in women to vote... .The Brewers' National Con­ his fnends to divulge the name of the । put, jn bladders (of all’ sizes), in cakes, vention met at Buffalo, N.Y., last week, about 400 Captain had no food or tobacco to distribute when the r.qxjrt wo* sent to Gen. Schofield among the savages, ho could not prevail on delegates being in attendance. The report* d read by him, be caused a letter to bo *<1- writer, Dean Swift, a church magnate, m stomachs, in uiembrances, in neter in them to talk. Tin y are hungry, )Kx>riy clad, allow Ui*t the rrvenne collected from brewers ilreascd to Col. LazcIIc, Commandant of and a great wit, who dressed himself in । Hank-like forms, in clubs, in cudgels, in and tired of war, and will, in due time, accept and dealer* in malt liquor* for the last fiscal the corp* of cadets, directing tiie arrest the disguise of a low Irish jx-Mont, and , cane* ; sausages smoked, dried, Teeked, the demand of Gen. Hazen for an unconditional year amount* to $10,729,320, which 1* $792,26s of Whittaker and placing him iu sat by, listening to the noble refusal and I fatted, lean, spiced, plain, mildewed, more than received from tho name source tiie confinement in hi* room. 'Ilic order ‘wm । tho kinder importunities, oi ly anxious j decaved, growy, moldv, red, gray, year preceding ; that the total income from the promptly carried out, and Whittaker will reGbn. Pope has ordered a large detach­ internal-revenue tax on malt liquors *ince tiie mxin under *mwt until the ca>. is dispowd of, that no word or glance from the unfort- i mottled, broken, tottering with age, o» ment of troops to Now Mexico, to co-operate voar 1866 amount* to $120,446,863 ; and that tbe Aretetan t Paymaate United and a guard will keep him under »urveillan«-c. , unate printer should reveal the secret, plump with vouth. with Gen. Hatch’s command in the campaign brewing catabliahment* of the country now Wliittaker •till pi ottwta his innoccuoe. The Swift WM bent solely upon rocuring hi* , And vet we feasted <>n them and the number over 3,000, which annually consume •gamut Uie Apache*... .Tho boiler of a saw­ finding* of the court hsvo been forwarded to I own safely at the expense of the printer ; i thin wafer-like, m<»aic-like surface of it bushel* of barley and 35,000,000 mill at Winnipeg exploded, completely wrecking 35,000,000 the War Department cow ered Wore the legal danger which I «-m delicate and zestfuL tho structure, killing three men outright, mort­ pound* of hop*. Prof. IL T. Greener, of Washington, who I be . „------------ - ------- . ally wounding two, aud seriously injuring five was one of Whittaker'* volunteer aids, de­ Harding boldly confronted. The world 1 other persona.... Denis KcsrDoy ha* been re­ nounces the method* employed by the Court j Iim unequally allotted the meed of fame f A BAnriMOBE family recently found W1 » regiment in leased from tbe San Francisoo H-nae of Cor­ of Inquiry to convict him. He say* tho entire | to the two combatanta. The wit and the <’noug‘« oxmw A mkssengeb from the Congressional following rection in obedience to a deciaion of the Cali­ force of the «o-eaUcd investigation wa* directed, I printer both fought the bnttb. for the I their milk pail, which liad Ixxm left at fornia Supreme Court. not toward finding out who might have com­ I lita rty qf the press, until the semw of ' door “ v?Ver for 0,0 partment for $2,700. The money was paid mitted the outrage, but toward proving Whit­ an outraged community released the to till Fortunately, at tho Burglars entered the Atl^iitic mine taker guilty, and that he has been prejudiced over, the messenger laid it down on the teller’s M11’ B I^uhar flavor was detected, at Houghton, Mich., carried the safe about a desk and turned to pick up a package, when the m supposition*, assumptions, insinuations and I typographer from the ]x-ril so nobly en' countered. ’ iand n*’n° of 1110 mdk w«“ UJR‘d- The erpert testimony. mile from the office, blew it open, and relieved money mysteriously disappeared. There is also the allegiance which ' P?,icc now for the scoundrel the drawers of $4,000 in currency and valuable Following is the monthly public-debt Ordered printed and NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CONTEN­ printers pay to their chief, in not di- ; 7"° tned to “ whole family. At Ker*. Five miner* have been arrested for crime... .The Kamuui Pacific railroad depot I vulging imi>ortant intelligence. In some >tccot»nts no one was suspected. TION. at Beloit, Kan., was'broken into and a safe .$ 242,001,900 | cases a compositor is necessarily in- , 488, 848,700 therein robbed of $5,500. The National Republican Convention met in trusted with ~ u ‘ an item of news wliich THE MARKETS. 260,000,000 Iowa ex-eoldtera, disapproving th* Wearer 1>1U tn piy News comes from Southern New 739,434,700 tho Exposition Building, at’ Chicago, on , would be negotiable immediately, and I 1,413,100 NEW YORK. Mexico that the Indian* attacked a |»arty of Wednesday, June 2, and wa* called to order by i worth pounds to him. Seldom or ever 14,000,000 10 9 9 W Mexican* at old Fort Cumming* and one man llooa Don Cameron, Chairman of the National Com- ! *M there a Ixitrayal of trust in this way. 50 4 TO 41.736,06,400 11«<* u wa* wounded. Maj. Bird, Paymaster, who woh Matured debt mittee, upon who*e motion George F. Hoar, of T11,? examfijation papers, printed so exB.19MU pauing, pursued the Indian* with his escort 548,742.048 Maaaacbnsetta, wa* made Temporary Chairman. “ > London, are * * ’ * and fought them several hour*. They retreated ia,«i5,ooo c.-rtmn Go »«'n • ‘ •rn Miu*i John H. Robert*, of Hfinoi*, *nd — C. • L. into Cook'* eanon. Hince then five dead bodies 15,572,934 ——Magee, j tremendous । . • importance / —----- , -o*t»—Mtxod.............. oiPeansylvania, were appointed Tcmporarv '•lassca, who would pay al.»-^ "—tar Temporary classes, almostLuu> onv «um sum Bra—Wotera have been found in the canon. All tho bodies 20.274,370 ^’rtuf^thac‘‘°»«,utto"«on Gre- u> obtain the ronghrat proof the night 11 10 ware terribly burned. A atage-coach *nd three w”ro, A» o/ U.u. iuidV wagons were also burned. It ia supposed that .. — ----------- _ - — CHICAGO, WS.4J4.35O ---- —-- --- ----- UJUIUIUIUI U1 three or four, and perhaps more, perw-w txaude* nne <l.l~,(. curred A nnntor hr 1*,742,521 currvd ouite quite Fiw.-iitlv recently. A printer wu« was : Bsxvra B®«vra— —<cboio*orad«i bcmt*.. delegate from each State and Territory, one those found.were maasacrod. Tne Indiana left “got at," and promised a considerable | M’eS^VFrtT...... were announced. The roll of the State* and 206,613,514 Butler submitted a resolution that the Secretary of Territories was then called for the presentation amount of money for a rough proof. | Ho.-.*. of credentials and for notice of contest. Con­ What was hia course of action? He Fu°ua—w^ju, winter Ex river about thirty miles above tests were announced in Alabama, Illinois, .»l,S62,3M,7l» fire was caused by the explosion of •ffrtnrt Louisiana, Pennsylvania and Utah. Tho con­ simply informed the authorities, and the Waaav—Mu. x 13,928,033 ’ spring vention then adjourned until Thursday morn­ tempter was punished. It was another ing, JuneS. and a creditable example of how well 33 Five workmen were seriously injured land honorably kept are tho secrets of i Kra-Na j at Minneapolis, Minn., by tho falling of the Interest thereon. 830,558 the printing office. ' “ MU pmm<! authorizing bond* of Fair Play Is a Jewel. », 714,370 >f totacco. snuff and cigars, ex­ walla of an unfinished building upon which they Our readers are, doubtless, familiar | i be canceled at the port of clew12,815.000 .10 00 4810 25 Artificial Diamonds, with the anecdote which tells of tho | the soirrn. l«l,MT,tt» •Mid of th" day, wllbout action. Adjourned met heroic self-denial of Sir ir Philip Sidney, , A great vat deal has him been said lately Intelv of Five or six men, arrested nt New Or­ » 206,813,516 Deconitton day until MondayIn tbo Houae, the field of Zut| the discovery of a method of making | as he lav bleeding on t'...> Zu A tillable inel*on motion of Mr. Swing, tho Renato bill leans for firing vessels loaded witn cotton, have had procured a uuuumuud diamonds.. At first die tbe discovery wim was » 9)6,413^14 authorizing the aettlonrat of the accounts of phen. His attendants hod confeasod th«r guilt Tba temptation was the Col. Thoms* Worthington, of Ohio, ]>oaaed. Dottle of wine. Just as the bh t-ding denied, and lastly it was declared true, salvage which lugmen and other* who awusto-d knight was tasting it, he saw a wounded that something that liehaved like a ' principal outstanding M,*31,512 inputting out the flames receivedIn the soldier carried by who cast a longing diamond had really been made. It wiw accruad and not yst paid. Court of Geoml Bowions at Kingstree. S. C., lutarert Interact paid by United Ptatea.... ook on the wine. “My j>oor fellow! a pnru crystal; it would cut sapphire ; a man named W*rd was found guilty of forgery, aud as 8bon as the verdict wm nnnpuncod he 18,084,816 and then day. ; and burned ' lihv necessity ia greater.than mine," saidadjourned it splitover likeDecoration a diamond like roae from his scat within the tar, drew * pistol ita*..., Sidney, ns he ordered the bottle to lx' a diamond. 1 Poux— Ma,l»8 ' Mr. Dari* (W. Va.) >tated to the Senate, on given him. The chemist who has succeeded in Brave men have not infrequently ex­ making these diamonds is J. B. Hanny, hibited a similar self-denying spirit. of Glasgow, Scotland, and his priMTtw wotaded Li ne id both hand*. Ix the case of-' the Hon. Isaac P. The Into Admiral Farragut records in may be briefly describe*! A hydro­ A bain storm of unparalleled violence ''hridiancy, United States Minister to Peru, his-journal one such display. It oc­ carbon gas—t.’mt is, a gas - omjxiund of and destruct ivenww recently visited 'Brackett, 1 against Lillie M. Chrirtiancy, nee Lugenbeel, curred in one of the naval (tattles of the hydrogen and cartam—is forced uuder Texas, and vicinity. The rain came down m | for divorce, a Washington court has made an war of 1812, when the Essex was at­ euormous pressure into a verv sirong torrent*, floo-iing tho strsete ao that tow*rd I order fixing tbe alimony of the defendant at tacked by two Brituih ships of war. iron tube about four inches in diiunetvr, *»— ——•«— Of every Liulding in $150 per month, and ordering plaintiff to pay to. elghf frat under | dcteadauU. cuimsel $300. Lieut Cowell, of tbe Essex, being innd having a bore of only one inch. badly wounded in the leg, was carried Chemicals containing nitrogen that DKIltOIT. «*• ; 2, -------------------into the cockpit, where the surgeons hail have : a tendency to combine with the ££ Thb Greenbackers- of Wisconsin met their hands ful! Seeing him, coe of the initrogen, and thus leave the carbon free, j in State Convention at Watertown May 27, apvisited Calvert, and did serous dsmai doctors dropped another patient and pro- iare placed in the tulie with the gas. Un- < The Vulcan Iron aud Nail works ut Chat to i ’rn, j pointed 1’roddcntial electors, and selected delposed to amputate the leg forthwitk ।der ^reat pressure and at a red heat this !Oatw—Mixed - ■ with imbthlie* with instnic“No..doctor, none of tliat,” answered iw said to take place, and, on breaking j E. P. Alli*, <>•; the gallant officer; “ fair piny is a jewel. Ithe tube open, tne pure carlxm is found . IK»iAXAKU& Minnesota Gre One man’s lief is as dear as another. I ias minute crystals on tiie inside of the won't chest any poor fellow out of his 1tabe. the Texas Pacific railroad in .'h.rti,. turn.” aro tho artificial dioWhen his turn came, an hour or two j Tl.u Mbwiadppi Democratic Co.i'rcntion elected : .--.-innirr.i J.J:i: a boo-tnrtrootad delegation to Ctacuniati. Nine after, it wm too late. The amputation t time and much labor nnd was performed, but tbe patient was too i value whatever as diamonds. aATORDAY, ■ - JUNE 5, 1880. over it minute, WEEKLY IEWS REVIEW. SIS s*s s s �should be tree, Out kfllcJ outright by tbe toll or ww food to to be got lor tbe the market withbv surrounding branches. npT.T.taa should be ventilated at night kept closely shat un and dark in Mas. Hoornn write* that the eye* of HOUSEKEEPER’S HELPS. the dav time. The outer air, highly lovely m ever in their and tbe akin of both tag* was destroyed. bod to akin grafting, and over 2,000 bit* of cuticle, from the boy’s mother, the family coachman, and accommodating neighbors, have The result is completely Forty pet cent of the Chinese of Son Traucisco have been back and forth be­ tween this country and China four or Mo.to(U>eChi»««gol»ck H*r abundant brown lustrous lune. hair, slightly silvered, she still drawee of old. She in the same fashion lately spoke in warm terms of affection of America, saying, “Your country take* the rabble of all other countries To an alluand give* them a chance. sion to the charm of her singing in her youth, particularly in devotional music, she answered, with a rapt expression : “ It wa* because my voice come from God, and I sang to God I Oleomargarinb seems to be steadily getting a hold in this country in spite stays longer than eight years continu­ of the opposition shown to its introduc­ ously in this country. Many Chinese tion by. butter men. A New York ex­ merchants return regularly to spend the change says: “The market has l>een Chinese New Year at home. steady, with liberal movement of prime stock at tho decline. Possessing excel­ Tux ages of the members of the new lent keeping qualities, tho hot weather British Cabinet are: Mr. Gladstone, has not depressed its sale, and we-antic70; Earl Spencer, 44; Lord Selborne, ipote a moderately-active demand dur­ 67; Duke of Argyll,-57; Sir W. Har­ ing tho summer. Tho indorsement of court, 58 ; Earl Granville, 65; Earl of tlii* article by many members of the No w York Produce Exchange has brought ■Childer*, 58; Marquis of Hartington, forward orders from distant markets. 47; Lord Northbrook, 54 ; John Bright, Prices are ruling a little lower. We €8; W. G. Forster, 61 ; J. G. Dodson, quote : Oleomargarine croamdry, 15@ 55 ; Mr. ChamlH'rlain, 44. 17c; oleomargarine dairy, 14@15c.” will de­ posit much of it* moisture upon the damp instead of dryer by the day ven­ tilation. during this a profitable month, and m* ly-cleoned effecta of silverhull buckwheat i* better than the com­ mon variety, tho yield being greater sn<l the flour from it whiter and of a finer quality than the ordinary sort Hay-caps arc excellent things to pro­ tect the hay from the damage that era would otherwise do to the curing bay. They should be made of stout cotton a yard or a yard and a half square, I provided with loojie st the corners -for fastening down with wooden pegs. If well cartel for, a ret of cans will Inst many years, and save several times their Jobe OraM, BuveuriUe, Which raised the lake thirty inches. —about one mile kmg and a fourth of mile wide. I measured -the stamp of maple tree that they had cut down, and it measured fourteen inebe* in diameter. There were no lees than eleven dams on Dually have the stream, all in sight of our buildings, review by the Mayor. here w* were mining for copper. ing skill, always building his dams iu whue tbe rider ,-*caj>ed by climbing a ate*. Chop the whites, put them with the yelks, and chop together, but not wa! -r. Tbe Indians used to tell me A young married man plowing, hi* gentleman saw Dear of mud, sticks and ly and very strong. I Lv his younger days Prince Bismarck albino beaver-skin. I To kxxf dried beef: Do up in thick was credited with saying that all large thought, and still think, that it was the cities should bo swept from the face of brown jmper each piece separate, take purest white I ever saw.—T. Garlick, the earth, they Iming but hot-beds of layer of b?ef, then alternate; cover the in Fore.»t and Stream. revolution. top with dry ashes; set in cool, dry ('zar Nicholas and HU Doctor. On the 2d of March, 1855, when it was three counties, and ita government is of nice butter melted, and pour known that the Cu* Nicholas had died, wild excitement, incroasinc from day o day, burst forth against nis favorite want* the village. Am 11-year-olds boy at Queen Qty, Ba. Tex., born without arm*, i* said to use ' , , . , . Busy calumniators spread the news his toe* with as much case and dexterity Staid carpets can be .made to last a ftbroad cirrl^ U1Bttllc of the the —----------------------------------- ^t _Jt of long tunc by having k yard more than . Emperor's Emperor-S death doath lay l*y at the door of* his ’ ’ can even write legibly with his toes. lantvth needed niwwlnrl to cover rvwpr the thn stairs, stair*. jPrussian n r • . . <r ,.'’s family, •__ n who Hxfr tedders are important implements the t length doctor. Mandt A blind girl ha* excelled all previous in conjunction with the mower. Fre for । then you can change it so tlu^ the were then at Frankfort, were in tho members of the fourth class in the high quent stirring of the grass, to give the (same place in the carpet will not come greatest terror, when their fear was re­ school at Portland, Me., by attaining a air^stcTStf to all parts without burning upon , the edge of tho stairs every timo it moved bv a disjmtch from St Petersburg rank of 100 in all her studies for one * Jstating tliat the present Czar, Alexander, the surface in the sun, is a great aid in i* j put down. making hay of the best quality. Grass Cream Pre.—To one pint of milk put jhod taken up the defense of the calum­ Wildiam Addbn, Jd., has brought cut in the forenoon, and well stirred two ! even table-spoonfuls of corn starch, niated ; man, having called him into suit for *100,000 damages against thirty­ with the tedder, may 1m> put into cock* two ( of nugar, one egg, a small pinch of his j presence, thanked him liefore the in the afternoon, when it will cure bet­ aalt, and flavor to taste with extract of (court for the care of his father, seven residents of the county of Cler­ mont, Ohio, whom he accuses of having ter than if spread over the surface of the 1lemon-and-orange mixed. Bake in a । and presented him with a magnificent attempted to lynch him in May, 1879. meadow. ' rich paste. gold snuff-box, richly set with disunonds. GAiitnADDi, who is in excellent health, Potatoes.— The Colorado lieetlo must The doctor, it appears, has left behind To make baking powders : Ono be kept in check by free and judicious pound of bi-carbonate of soda, twelve him a detailed account of the last days is at present repairing and enlarging hi* house on the island of Caprera. The en­ use of Paris green, or the equally-effiand hours of his imperial patient. Al ­ A dittde company of men and women A conhidekable steel-making indus­ cient and cheaper London purple. The ounces of tartaric acid, two ounce* of most his only friends at court beside largement is mode in view of his recent ■ cream of tartar, and one pound of flour; in Ixjwiston, Me., engaged in an im­ try exists in tho present day in China, liquid method of application, using the Czar himself were the heir to the marriage with the nurse of his children. promptu - discussion of the question : on the Upper Yangtze, whence tho steel home sort of a sprinkler. is now most mix well through a sieve. In making throne and the Grand Duchess Helena. The editor of the Albany Armu ha* a biscuit use one teaspoonful of the pow­ “Why didn’t the lions eat Daniel?” is sent to Tien-tain for shipment aad generally practiced. It must be re­ der to one pint of flour. Hu was an object of violent dislike to painter bitch which catches fish by sub­ her husband, the Grand Duke Michael. merging her head and taking them with One side maintained that the reason was distribution. It fetches mu h higher । membered that these sulmtances are When making cake or omolette, take When the Czar was taken ill Mandt's her mouth. She does this purqly for ’ ’ ’ lisons, to bo handled with cau.U»l imports I J’” "because Daniel was too good, and the Pri«. <luu> tbe your discarded egg-shells, crush them meaner foes whispered about that he sport, and does not eat or even hurt tho „.d in a secure place, or into small bits, put them into your de­ would poison their muster. The Grand fish. other that tho lions were not hungry. into the country. The Chinese metal- serious results may follow. canters three parts filled with cold wa­ A The upshot of the matter was that tl»<>y lurgista recognize three kinds of steel, _ WOMAN at Allenville, Ark., conspired Mowing machine* have come to bo an ter, and thoroughly shake them. Tho Duchess Helena warned him of the plots ‘ a d> Irug clerk to give her husband got into a wrangle, and the police were namely, that which is produced by add­ indispensable part of tho machinery of glass will look like new, and all kinds of against his reputation and person. Her with poison husband called him into a private room, p — — aa — though by mistake. The plan tho farm. It is a serious loss of time •cafled in to suppress the the row. They ing unwronght iron while the mass is glaas washed in the same water will look "I found him in the highest excite- was to let the man die. and then tho i carried one man to jail for striking one subject to the action of fire ; pure iron, and money to get in any large crop of equally well. was to sue the clerk’s employer ment,” says Dr. MandL “I thought widow i hay without using them. Scythes may Corn-Mead Pudding.—Five table­ he would seize mo by the collar, but my ffor damages. of tiie women. ‘many times subjected to fire, and native be used around fence corners;trees, etc., spoonfuls of corn-meal, one quart of coolness seemed to make some impres­ Iron mountain, Mo., is all that its Kfi-el, which is produced in the south­ but in open fields they must give place milk, five eggs, two table-Hpoonftds of Evert notable person in Paris is pes­ sion upon him, and he contented him- name , implies, being seven-tenths pure to the horse mowers, many kinds of It is nearly a mile long, half a* j tered with a flood of begging letters. west The different names for steel are which are so near ix-rfection that it is sugar (or to the taste); boil one pint of self by shaking his fist in my face, and iron. milk and stir in the meal until thick, exclaiming, ‘ traitor I’ ’’ and several bundled feet high. It An excited broad ] Among the rest Aurelian Scholl gets twan kang, or boll steel, from ita round­ hard to go astray in selecting one. then jKiur in the remainder of the milk, conversation passed between them, and is j being carried away at the rate of 850 ed form ; kwan kang, or sprinkled steel; H ating . — Clover and timothy should bushels of them, to which he return* eggs (well beaten) and tho sugar, add­ the Prince ended by saying, “ On the tons । a day. -the following printed answer : “ Sir, I wei tee, or false steel. The Chinese, be cut when in full blossom ; if allowed ing raisins or curranta, if liked. Bake day upon which the precious health of In tho seven years of tho Revolu­ to get ripe, the quality of hay is not so am extremely obliged that you should apparently, have known how to manu­ good. By beginning early the work until a good brown, and eat with cream, the Czar is endangered by your treat­ tionary war Great Britain sent to America facture steel from the very earliest ages. need not be hurried Use the mower or a hard sauce of butter and sugar. ment, your learned head shall hang up­ about 112,000 soldiers and 22,000 sea­ have thought of mo in your present emon your neck by the thinness of a single 1men. The forces raised by the United . after the dew i* off in the forenoon. How Alex. II. Stephens Defies the Old "barrassment. I pray you to believe that thread." AIMING IN ARCHERY. States during the same penod oomdstod Cut only as much as can lie well cared Man with the Sickle. I extremely regret tout circumstances Nicholas himself was worked up into a of about 232.000 Continental soldiers for. It is often remarked that the aver­ The Washington correspondent of the temporary suspicion of the fidelity of his do not allow me to oct os you ask and os age quality of hay ia not so good as !><■- Brooklyn Hagle claims to have solved a doctor. One day, upon feeling himself aud 56,000 militia. I heartily desire to do. Believe me, The first principle of aiming ia to be f fore the introduction of die mowing ma­ problem that has long vexed close ob­ better, the Czar said: “ Mundt, do you sure to have the arrow, in drawing, di­ chines, from the temptation to cut tho servers in Washington city. He s*vh : know that I believed yesterday that you more, Professor. I have invented a short /dr," etc. “ Nobody here ever expects that Mr. were bent upon poisoning me?” “I method of boring mountains which I rectly under the right eye nnd lying grass faster than it can be cured. Mtkra, monarch ot a wide region in directly in tho line of visio'n of tliat eye think will prove very valuable." “ My Swedish Turnips may l>e sown this Stephens will die a natural death. That knew it. Sire,” replied the doctor. Africa, of which Stanley has much to as it looks at tho point of aim. To do month in drills thirty incues apart A fond hope has been long since aban­ “Then do not forget," observed the dear air,” burnt fo.-th the wearied listcner, “ if you would only invent a short thia perfectly, observe the following di ­ doned. Ho can tackle the old man with say in his book, has sent six black en­ Emperor, “ that you have enemies here, plenty of seed should lie sqwn, to insure method of boring individuals you would an even stand of plants—two pounds> the sickle keen, or the gentleman who and many of them." On the bight of voy* to London, with the African King’s rections : < 1. Take position and nock the arrow per acre is not too much. The land ia more fuiniliarlv known as the Reaper, the 2d of March, Mandt had to tell the indeed confer a lasting benefit upon the ■compliments to Queen Victoria, request­ iu* heretofore described. . should lx1 well manured and thoroughly whose name is Death, more frequently Czar the fateful news that his recovery raoe.” Whkn, in the reign of James L, Mrs. ing her to express to them her desire as 2. Raise the bow with the left hand,; prepared—a fine tilth is eapecially easeu-■ and successfully than any well-bred1 was impossible. Nicholas received the to the status of missionaries in his king­ drawing bock the string with the right' Dal to success on old ground. Thin the» giant on tiie globe. Do you know the) information with great calmness. He Turner, chief starcher to tho Queen and , plants, when the second leaf appears, to> secret of it ? Easy and regular habits ? ordered the sacrament to be brought, dom. The envoys also have -orders to hand on the lx>w ia lifted. 3. When tho left hand lias reached “ Well, perhaps these may have some­j took leave of the Empress..his children request a supply of rum aud rifles, and, the due elevation for the shot, take aim at least twelve to fifteen inches apart thing to do with preserving thia frail and grandchildren, kissed them, and ‘ Partial or total failure is, in many cases, a* an inducement to their request being with the right eye (without closing the’ to be attributed to defective thinning. anatomy. He recreates with whist, and blessed each by name vith a firm, clear goes to bed at 10 o’clock; but, my word voice. To the Empress tie said: "I fashion as effectually as did Mrs. Man­ granted, to announce their master's । left eye) over the point of the arrow. Sheep. Shearing.—Washing sheep, for it, he can systematically outeat any ning's black satin dress at her execution 4. 'The aim Ixiiug thus taken, finishi r shall send for thee when the last mo­ wish to embrace the Christian religion, that glossy material now again in vogue. the draw by bringing the right hand to> under the present system of buying disease known in tho doctor’s calendar. provided ho is permitted to retain the a point just below the chin, and there‘ wool, will, iterhaps, l>e tiie prevailing It is the eighth wonder of the world to’ ment draws ni^h."—London Globe. The bonnet worn by Queen Victoria on practice. If care is taken to keep the see this delicate representative of the the day of her accession was a genuine worship of his idols—the great snake, loose. Woman as a Census Taker. 1 alieep so that the wool will not be filled x' If the above rules are strictly followed human race turned loose on a bill of the lord lion, and the great elephant Neatly-dressed woman of an uncer­ coal scuttle. a with dirt, it ia batter not to wash. Bahle bucceeafully holds her own With these slight Axceptions he is and the arrow, Yrom the fixing of the‘ ' Fleeces should be done up with care, fare. It literally bears out the remark tain age with big book under her arm aim to the point of loosing, has been all of Bob Toombs that he is hollow all the and pen iu hand ring* the door bell against all competition in the ribbon willing to become a good Christian. the time kept under the right eye, the nicely rolled and securely tied with way down to his ankles. He weighs Young lady appears at tb* door. trade. Tin* supremacy dates from tho shot will be in the direct line of vision light twine. When it is known that a ninety-two pounds—a Democratic gain Census enumerator—“ Good morning. Edict of Nantes, in common with tho Lem Offutt shot his father-in-law, farmer puts up his wool in neat shape of one pound since the last count was Lqvely morning. I’m taking the census. English trade. As far back as 1810 of that eye. Richard Evans, at Georgetown, Ky., I there were some. 600 ribbon looms at In following this ..practice of aiming, without any tags, etc., he will obtain taken—and he can absolutely hide away You were born ?” two years ago. The bullet lodged in | the upper limb of tiie bow must be the highest pnee. Everywhere, but in the course of the twenty-four hours work in the canton, producing annually Young lady—“Yes'm." mwmwmj -—-j । espcciaUy here, “ Honesty is the best more solid nourishment than any man “ Your name, please ? What a pretty material valued at *1,250.000. In 1872 Evans’ spine, paralyzing him, and thus 1 slanted to the right sufficiently to carry the— verti- ) ' ” the bow-string entirelyr out —* of *'■" in Congress, and perliap.. put of dust cap you have on. Can I get the there were 7,000 looms, employing • making liim»an nlmost-hel pless cripple cal Summer-Faddowb,—In rare cases it | it nu rM u.v of ... vision -----------Now, something poetic and re­ pattern ? It’s just like the lady in tho 6,000 weavers and helper* and sixty de­ plane oftho right eye, or life. He said nothing about ven­ otherwise two troubles will arise. In the may be well to summer-fallow. The fined and romantic, suc^ as diet of next house has. Let's see, your name ?” signers, and consuming annually 400 geance, refused to appeur in court os a first place the string will be Iwtween object is mainly to kill off weeds that rose leaves or nightingale’s tongue*, “ I haven’t the pattern. Don’t you tons of silk, ont of which over 130,000,­ the eye and the arrow; and, secondly, have become plentiful and are other­ might be expected from a man who get awful tired walking around taking 000 yards of ribbon were manufactured, complainant, and it was generally sup­ the string will touch the chin before the draws his coat closer on the approach of valued at *12,500,000. posed that he foigave the assailant draw is finished to the lo-xdng-point wise difficult to destrdy, especially on a gentle breeze, wears his hat in the tbe census ?" “X)h, yes, it’s wearisome, but I pick heavy clay soils. There ore so many But Lem kept carefully sway from him. ( When the bow is slanted to the green crops that may l>e grown to ad­ house and carries about gloved hands. up t. great deal of information. How This spring Evans was able to ride out right the arrow can lie directly under vantage for cleaning the ground that it But wo are forced to the conclusion that luce your dinner smells cooking. Plum mother to a boy. The latter annoyed in an easy wagon, and it was observed the eye, while the string is drawifter^ie seldom pays to keep a field idle fra Uncle Alec has creature instinct*. He her bv stealing eatable* from the pantry, pudding ?" that he always had a cocked pistol lying loomng-point under the chin, and when whole season merely to rid it of weeds. stowed away, to my certain knowledge, “In Maine. No, I haven’t plum pud­ and she tried in vain to prevent his dep­ If it is decided to summer-fallow it on a recent occasion, a sheep's head fish ding to-day. I’m looking for a new redations. She locked the daintiest of in hi. Up ™ should be done with thoroughness, that (preceded by soup), two kinds of meat the food in a chest, and he opened it who come in sight He was looking for I Before a beginner in archery can sue- I tho greatest good may come from tho in most liberal proportions, and a vast Finally she with a skeleton key. “ ■ ***• poi‘ iractice aiming on correct expensive rest that it has given the quantitv of aide dishes and vegetables. a lady’s cook-book across the way. Are soned some cak« A*. put it in a closet, and Lem ; and, on finally meeting him in he must fullv understand the fallowed land. This difficult feat he accomplished with you married 1" ■ went away for• a day's visit On her retho rood, sent a bullet directly through .on connected therewith. By a gusto and relish that would bring a 4 finding that the boy wa* “ No. Want on invitation to the wed­ I turn, instead of Fodder Corn may be sown in drills, blush to the cheek of the most traveled his heart. 6ring tbe eye steadily upon some distant , _w the rernaina of two of her ding, don’t you ? It will b* a long time jKjint, it will b<- discovered that this par­ two and a half to three feet apart, and at gourmand; and, when the deed was before you gut it. You can keep your who had been killed by the Nobody in Nevada ever calls Joseph ticular point is seen by direct vision, intervals of ten days for several weeks done, the plates looked as if a stroke of plum-pudding recipe, thank you. ’ Enrmann a liar, because he is quick to and all others by indirect vision. Now, to come. It is not well to sow the seed lightning had been at work in the “I ah’d think ’twould be some time. Air the Bedding. shoot He is reported by the San Fran­ in aiming, the direct vision is fixed upon broadcast, as the plants, to da the best, neighborhood. Of course it is useless Have you chil— O, oJ course, Iforgot need to be cultivated while young, and for death to take liberties with such a The desire ot an energetic houseThis hall carpet is just the jiattern of cisco Argn^ as telling alx>ut a cave the point of aim, and tbe pile of the ar­ have her work completed at row 1* made to cover this point; but the far this purpose drills are necessary. life-preserver as Stephens. Nothing Aunt Prudy’s. She's had it more than which he had lately entered. “Sud­ hour in the morning often ' gold of the target and the entire length The smaller varieties ore preferable on but a railroad collision or a balloon trip twenty yeara. How many are they in account of superior fineness of the fod­ will have any effect on him. denly," he said, “ my pick, which I won the family ?" carrying over my shoulder, gave a sud­ txcept when the gold, a* in point-blank der. The notion that sweet corn is bet­ portant item* of neatness undone. The If this hall carpet don't suit you, ter for corn fodder than tho ordinary ’ i* also the point of aim. den cant around u« if somebody had i shooting, is you can get off from it and go about most effectual purifying • • ’ Habit* of the Beaver. bcdclotiiee cannot take f ‘ thing then to master, is per­ field sorts is without foundation. That your censusing. cither pushed or palled it In the ex-' I am well acquainted with the habits sonable time is not feet controlI of tne vision of the right the grain is sweeter in the former does of the Northern beaver. Several years “ Well, you’re an impudent jade, citement o’ the moment I let go o’ the eye. To do this, some archers are com­ not indicate that the stalks ore any free circulation of pure air to renxiv* yi I bought up several hundred oerre how. You haven't told me whei shovel, an' I could hear it gain' whiz pelled to dose the left eye, a very ill-ap- better, all impurities which have collected dur­ mining lands near the south shore of were born or what's your namt, ’ ' " ' thin O’ ind«aM«d. which should lie through the air, an’ about five seconds ou etpect to get married, and there’s ing the hours of slumber. Corn.—Frequent cultivation is neoce- Lake Superior, in Ontonagon county, 10 fine for not answering census takers' two or thrcwj hours should be allowed sary to the destruction of the weeds Mich. On Corp river, a small stream arter I heerd somethin’ Finkin' bang for the complete removal of atoms of ion take an arrow by tho questions, and if I w** you I wouldn ’ t hile they are young. A smoothing that crossed a port of my lands, the agin' a rock. All this time the pick wa*1 and h<4d it in the right hand pointing it which are abharrow may be used while the com is beavers had built several dam*, and be *ee> at the door in such a slouchy small, to be followed by the cultivator formed extensive ponds, in which they morning dress, so there," my pistol, and the drtiad pistm, sir, Oh, you hat ful thing. You and hoe, as the plants get larger. The ■built their houses or as th* Indiconstantly used should l>* carwa* * stickiu’ out straight from my side, row seems U» cover the object, close the double cultivator withspan of horses nr.s call them. Tbfl* are built in left eye. If then the object is still and the en— —— an’ jest kep’ in the sheath by the waist­ covered, vou are aiming with your right is more economical thou the single cul­ water several feet in ticable, left exjxjeed to the sun and wind tivator and bingle horse, as it saves trance, is several feet under water, but none strap, an’ it was a pallin’ me on, too. ' little practice in this way will the labor of one man. One either. . You can keep for half u day. ad­ the floor of the With great particularity and frequent vour pattern and your plum pudding vantage of the oom crop is the t wo feet above Her Oomplaint. with your right eye and ■/ name time tanity furnished lor tho knd your imucv,,impudent questions to ’ floor is built solid from the bottom of A Yankee physician wa* lecturing or keep the left one opeta—Jftmrice the beneficial influence of Thompoon't book. “Good morning. I must be getting the felt throughout the whole rotation of warmly clad described his investigation, which he yooncladj crop*. The labor " ’ with long, fine fur, he is very sensitive on. I haven’t done but three famihos A Nabhviwk showman hired gave the following climax: growing corn should to the cold, und rarely, if ever, leaves all the forenoou," and an energetic bang would bo upon, and, being told negro, put Bguinat the crops that arc the edge of a deep ditch, an strainin' my the pood or lodge during the cold weath- of the door just missed caiclung a fuel . He lays in hi« winter st"1"1* “f | of her trailing dres* skirta. M v.iy-plh,.it' d tn- h ( Ihch , But A QUAirnui of a million European* are troubled with the complaint If they are loose natural dement tn catching cold and half tho size of an egg, one teacup milk, one egg, two table-spoons sugar, one { �eJtrhrJ. . SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1880. STARTING A PAPER. Qwllle “Not a pound.” « Ten days later the- two jot irnsliMie tramps readied Virginia City, discouraged and footaorc and----------secured place* oil fhe Enterunse. • . A few month* ago Dmi received the following fr im hi* former partner. Haktfdbd^Con., Jan 1,1880. Dear Dan:—I send you tbe congnttnlatioua of the Year. I>o you re­ collect the time we exterminated the tribe of unletteivd (7) savages in Men­ docino county ! If you can spore the time, 1 wisn you would make the pil­ grimage to that historic spot, gather the ghostly relic* together, and planta tablet (nut too expensive aud at your own expense) to the memory of the departed. Have a shootingstick lying across along bow, with our monogram and coat-of-arms entwined, and some appropriate epitaph carved on the Hone ; an extract from Carl Pchnrta’ views on the “peace policy” might do. Enclosed is a dollar and b half for your incidental expenses, you can deadhead traveling expense's. Yours. . Mark Twain. P. 8.—S -nd me a thigh-bope of the fallen chief by next.expresK M. T. Dan will attend to the matter in the spring. The old howitzer used on the occasion is still in his possession. Makes tiie boon Carriage, Light road and Team HARNESS I ARISE COMMON-SENSK ROCKER ■ Huflggs Business Directory. <£HE HABHIILLB LKTATOH, If you don’t want to, but we are selling Remodeled, Enlarged | Improved Good® Cheap. IN 1879. J For a small sum of . money and don’t you forget it. Have you seen any of Will’s workT If not call ou him. one door north of Boise and Francis’, get his prices and youwill ttade.' . It was Dearly twenty years ago when Dapid De Qnrfle aud Mark Twain at­ , W. E. CLARK. tempted to start a paper in Mendocino county. They took the type and mat­ erial ot their recently defunct establis­ hed iu San Francisco, and loading dip stuff on a big wagon, struck out into TO SAT the country to retrieve their fortune. Thry packed their type just as it stood in the forms, tied up the articles with ' stout fords l»y a process well known to printers.nnd.packing them closely in boxes, vowed to esUtlilish a newapuper . eomrwhere wbicitwould.be the lending exponent of politics and history of the Pacific Coast. Had not ah unfort 11nate circnnistance taken place.it ia evi­ dent that the newspaper which they contemplated founding would have bet'ii alive to day. Their journey “Fifteen Cents off.’’ over the mountain was entirely une­ A Detroiter who dresses well and has ventful until they reached SinipsonV Station,' a spot well known to ohl trav­ a reasonable share of good looks had elers on that route. Here they met a occasion last week to make a trip to party of fiii-xrn r« making for Lower the country, and one night he found Cal’fornia, and the latter had with himself at a farm house at which a put­ them a small mountain howitzer which ty was to conic bfi'. He was invited to My Reading and Writing Table they had brought with them across the participate in the festivities, and after lie had consented the old farmer took 1 plains. ' Twain look a greit fancy to this gun. him around the corner of the bouse and Is adj unable tq nearly all kinds of ARMCHA R*- is a great convenience in reading said : and offered fifty dollars for it, with two I wr.omakes t good cutting or lap­ "The young folks are mighty fond of or kegs board f ’i Judies, or dinmg-table for invalids. giad euough to part with it, as they con- ,,n>’ Ran® ttith with kissing kissnij in it. They’l ething mid"V fix ............... it to make you eluded that the time for itsnse had | ...... -....... .passed. Dan. thought that the pur- k’Mttie handsomest gal in the room.’ My Easy-Chairs. chase of nf the tlm arti|Iery arHHnrv and nn«i military tnilitjirv sup-| atm- I "WeB i’ll kiss her was the prompt) plies was a reckless piece of extrava- rePy- . , , , , I gance, and sai.lns said ns much, but Mmk Murk re- I! ., *es, h,, hut‘ I,nT hold little," continued’ j ImimJ .-trrfl thoroughly jeaaoned. The seats ganec, '’ on "a l, “’......................... arc.— double cane C or ash -e splints, split from. “rd. the oid man. " I here’s my gal Emma.' — ;—Co* — .......... plied. “1“__________________________ we _____ m_U, fire a salute. A newspaper oilice with artillery has a big bulge on the sniff at her cause her nose crooks a bit i and h p fan jn Bny pan by fair usacr. the business. No well regulated office in mid her hair I* a tniiu high-colored, price wilt be refunded or another chair fur­ California should be without a howit­ Now I want you to kiss Elu. for the | nirhed free of expense. 1 do not make the chair in the markci. but I do claim ii zer. If a num comes in for a retraction hnndsoiuist gal in the nnnn. It’ll do we can blow him into tbe next county. the ole woman good, do Em. good, and to be THC BKST *Q cwy respect. Rockers and chain to order, any size ~ or height '*de“­ kinder set these ’ere sniffers back a lit- I •-* Tbe howitzer goes,” al red Scad stamp for Ulustratcd price list. tie. I don ’ t ask you to kiss her for noth I Thia silenced argument, ant! the , ■ ; Before purchn'ing, sec th.ti the chair has next day the two journalists took the I ,n^» but if you 11 do it 1 II throw fifteen | my address stamped on frame Knocked road wiUDtlieir punting outfit and nr- cents o l n your bill in the morning, down! r> packages of half dozens for shipping say T" tillery. . |( What d’ye say! ’ For export. Nos. 1. a. 4. 5. 6. 8. 13 and 16. The it. and made knock down, in wood. Boxed one The next night they camped in I he young voting man said he'd do it, dozen in a box. No charge for box. .. f-i-.-r a mountain ravine, fifteen miles from ’'le father continued : Every chair made upon honor and war­ “That s the ehcckcr. checker. Don Don’t have any Simpson’s nnd after building the usual ” * 'u,t ’* -jiy perfect. Prices range from 75 cents csnin fire, fell usleen. About eleven make-believe alHiut it. but kiss her, ranted ■”>—-----o'clock th. lion*, wakened Ibcii, by nichl «H. «, •!,« we kill all bear | tor pianctng-nlsiut, and the two journal- the smack smack.!” The game was nlaved, the Detroiter F. A. SINCLAIR. Mottrllk. N. Y. ’ ists were ied tothe conclusion that a party of Indians was making arrange­ was •‘fixed,’’ and lie hissed “Em.” like ments for a night attack. In the clear the pop of a pistol. He felt all the I nioon-ligt^t. human forms could bv happier for it that night, M'eing how, distinguished nbout half a mile nwny, greath- the ohl uoiyan was pleased, but at the foot <>f the ravine. The idea of next forenoon as he joggetl along he ' t encountering Indians h^d never enter­ had to run the gauntlet of a score of ’ ed the heads of the two fortune seek­ fanners’ sons waiting in fence corncre ers, nnd they had no arms. Suddenly to lick him Ix-canse he passed their “gills" by for “Em.’’ lie was struck by -Twain brightened up remarking : thirteen stones, six clubs and al>out it ’ “The howitzer!" “We’ve got nothing btu pmvtler". bushel of potatoes Iw-fore he got out of ) izwu. l*ie neighborhotxl, and when he came *.•>’<» Dsn. “WeD, powder'll scare’em; and we’ll I *<• figure up he realized that fifteen f load hei up.” cents was no inducement nt all.—Free i The piece was immediately Imide 1 “ with a good big charge, and tiie two, men felt unite certain that the In-liun* { Gossipy Paragraph.' hearing tne roar of the gun. would beat an unconditional retreat. Tin .,w» u«* .<>«v tuuI com -piece was hardly loaded and placed in 1 pany. if tne company happens to be position when about forty redskin* i mosquitoe*. ' ' came charging up the ravine. | m,,...- ,. Twain wir,.-5 » brand from th,, .am,, . , fire and was nlmnt to lav it on »’». I . • । The Ml tilgan t entral Railroad, with Ila con ore touch-hole, when Dan yclled“li.ild on” 1 n,“"',r , as he Dimmed something into the ! ^otuvouc lias nihI a mis>- 1 "in On good tlotu al Chicago, afford* the moat direct and deairan “ a milt-.' month of III,, pivev nnd remark,-d ; — .......... (•r beard of 1 •blr' route of travel from Michigan to all pojnl* In “Turn’erluose," Michigan Central train* The roar of the hiiwitzei echo<-<l ' When a cat gives an entertainment through the lonely foioi. ami tin- mn I from the top of a wall, it isn't the cat ages, with fr.ini' ie-t.f pabi. reeled Hr object to; it is the waul. down the ravine iu wild confusion, Rolng "One man profits bv another man’s “What- in h----- 1 did you put in 7" j mistakes." 'I rue. fngrr-oll lias made asked Mark $50,000 by the mistakes of Mom'*. “A column of solid nonpareil and n couple of sticks ol your spring poetry.” | ra I>O not pl “The poetry did the business, Dan. I f .’"’’T""’'r—'«~ trrlghi until; Get one Vf your geological art tries I ,,n'v ,*'4‘n th‘ ,wist ro,n rwe«vc<l. ready for the next charge, and I guess' 1 W)t u«c down in thought profound it’ll let tho red devils out for tin pre- , ['iis maxim wise 1 iln-n ■ it’g eu»tei foi sent campaign." >°» i«»’uv a gal rlmn maik a gnl hit r o only |87 73 New Pl­ . The snragcMagirin advanced. Mark J’011' lUuat'd attended to the powder, and Dan ns- , Baton Range has latch increased her i ,rtsorted tbe shot so to speak. police forer to three men and it dog. i 3*2 . THM j^AROHBl MAJLIE8H Just tbe same. , Any number of farmers to WOMAN’S SLIPPER, Unload Wheat and Grain Ex­ peditiously ul Aocuratly. From 35 eta. up. LADIES ENGLISH TIE, QLEMKIT SMITH, AINSWORTH & BROOKS A beauty, at tlJJO, and a desire to announce that having erected one of tbe largest and most convenient elevator buildings in central Michigan, they are prepared to receive and At $1.90 HmUbji, Blcic. , - Capital sod Surplus Sloo.ooo. So a.M -to Enabe We sell a PJISTIXOS X1T1OXA1 Blit, Attorney & Counsellor, Solid, onr Womans PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PHICi Till’ BOOT ££ H0UGHTALI5, ’ For any quantity of SHERIFF With Heal Plate aud a _______ CollacU—a a Bfcxlty. FRENCH KIP ROBERTS k HOTCHKISS, Druggists * Chemists, That may lie brought them. They alsc keep for dale st the lowest prices' At *3.50, worth $3.00. A Miss and Childs Slip, from <50 cents up. In mens hIiocr we have a very fine assortment of low cut ami u Seeds, Flour, Feed, Lime, Salt, Piaster, Stucco, Hair and Shingles. BUCKLE ALEXIS,i Money Sared pOWEBS k BARLOW, by Dealing with them. HARDWARE, AINSWSWOBTR k BROOKS. A few Russet Plow Shoes at $1.40, anti a few J?\TERPRISE MENS s YOUTHS SUITS,, ’ F RY ” From *3.00 up. SCOTCH SUITS at 1। *11.00, *13.00, and *15.00 Iron, Nails, Stoves and Tinware. TT’ENRY A. GOODYEAR, A± Dealer ia IRON, NAILS & SHELF HARDWARE MENS AND LADIES New Fresh Coods and Low UrBULCK, Prices. In an endless variety, all the way from $1.00 up. Our stock of HATS is complete ranging from 7 ctsnp. Just re­ ceived, a fine as­ sortment of Boise Ar Francis ; Having bought for CA SH a large, aeat stock of Light-Weight Pants, They are Nobby too. ----- ■—wnoru M-aincr. Aiu rou.1* In mr line u cheap a* at any houM In atlcblgau. 'rcigbl fncludnl Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Our all Syrups, Tobaccos. Fish, CALF BOOTS Cheese Everything American and Foreign Marble, Monuments, Tombstones, Mantle*, Ac.. yyi. N. GOODYEAR, DR 1 GOODS, SILKS and DRESS GOODS Ready Made Clothing. Hate aod Capa, Boot* and Hhoea, Oro erica, ho'lun*. Ac. South aide of State St., corner of Jeffereon. At *4.00. «01 th *3.oo PRINTS for 5 lo Ceoduct a First Class Gracery Store JU LU’S RUSSELL, LAWNS for 13} mid 141 cts jwr yard. if you rend thin don’t forget the place. W. C. AYL8WORTH. I Wish to inform al! that by prompt at­ tention. iii-coinnioihiiing wujs. good gobds am! low prices, hope to receive a fair share of your puliouage. । Highest Price paid for Produce CaiBRJlTED 1’oura TVif/y, BOISE & FRANCIS. Making a *pocixly'. Phoeulx filoak. Bute Hu yyM- F. HICKS, Groceries and General Produce, F. A. JOSES. EGULAR PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Day and Nlkht Cull* prno plly attended Office al real R UNFERMENTED DR IL W. WHITMORE 'ULECTlC PHYSICIAN Keaideree and cffiri at Leri Elliott,, Maple Grove Cen'rc. FJ MALT BITTERS 17 Stop OrgansKtJ'.tSSgs, TRADE MARK J. A BAUGHMAN. HYSICIAN AND SURGEGN. Woodlaed Cen­ tre, Day uni uigbl call* prouptiy atjSl-lMJ P«<-ndc4Mich. | JE1VR1 ROE, Proprietor M’ . . . . . . . . . Hills ArciMrai Lam Mower Co. John B. Ridge, in “An ncr'.rtic, by long primer," I‘o you feel that any one of y«nr orvnna—your MANUFACTURERS OF THE “It’ll paralyze’eiii." omach, liver, bowel,, ur nervou* item, falter* in uoo.OOf) worth uiorr whi*ky nu>l 16■ work r If •<>, n-|*l, the datu.v^i- with the moil “Frang Pixley, on the CoiirtiLutiiHi— nwcrful. yrt haruileaa, of Invieorant*. Remember half a column of leaded brevier.’’ “If it hits ’em, the day is won." “Your leader, on ‘Law nnd Ortler.”’ $50,000 worth even’ year, and vet “Save it ns a lust reiiui t." For *ale ty all ilrnutiiLi ami dealt r* SuneraHy. Dan pulled the type out of the boxes, • — - . and stuffed column after column in the j howitzer’s mouth as the savages came I Dne reason why some folks look for I T1»*m* Mown* b»re become celebrate,! througn- rpHEOLD ESTABLISHED ’ charging on. Another rotinufroiii the ' a. general peace in Lmopc is because ont tbe World, where lawn* ar* cultivated, u beInv the mu*' perfect aod desirable Lawn Mower* gun and the redskins rolled freer each । Krupp, the cannon-maker, is working ever ;ani> heli vble furniture firm of They ateud at the head of the ll»t of other Hke boulders swept away by a hi* tiieu day and night and is xtill way I Lawnm»de. Mowrr* In the U. 8- and Europe. They conmountain _clntid-hur*t. Mark ciotiti-nursr. Marx in an [। behind orders. te>n all the ituprovrmente that experience tn their manufacture can iug«e«L; are bulifully fiulahed. estacy of delight, pulled an American Wimdow, the Boston\ forger, is mar ­ - r ............-r—. | thoroufhly nude, and do »plcn,lld work on r»ery Hag out of bis efiects, nailed it (<> the ried again in South America, A~. ...,J mid is variety ot lawu. tail-board ----- ..r — 1 1| Hand Mower Sixea, frotn S to IS locbea. Pony —— —of -- the wngon.and ......... was about once mule more u a leading ivu<iii>K ught light in one of *1the Are on Hand with a to make a speech, when the dusky prornident churcl.es. True goodness and Hon* Slzea, 24. 2» am 32 lt>cbe« Bend lor Circular* figures of the foes were once more tken can’t In* kept down. A NEW LINE OF moving to the attack. . SOLD BY OUR AGENTS EVERYWHERE. Another marriiige “of convenience!" “TteSiS.-™' win I.Med.nnd thi. r ,। Broke Into my en clou tire time with h double charge. Mmli’s • ... is young, amiable, lively, and pret- 1 ty. He is old. ugly boorish, sickly, and 1 leader on “Law nnd Order; the puff of sour-tempered. Soinelxidy. sj>eaking Of Every Description, an auction house, by Fred. McCrellieh, of the bride, says, “She will make a * taka'hin away ........ Which will Defy Competition in every and a sicekner," Dan said :Frank Gros* happy widow." I NaahviBe, May S. IMO. [8740) Respect. Remember that all our verses on “Rebel Yell," an agricultural srticlefby Sam. Seb ngb, showing the I A confederate soldier named Moore , iia niTrtIT ■■ n rn’aifGoods, which we Manufacture, chemical properties of coin juice as mi . crawled out under the fire of two arm- Nil Pfi I r NT Nil PfiY are Warranted in Every I MIL 11 I 11 v G Ml. educational lever; a maiden poetical ics to give relief to a wounded Union' Respect. 1 T r gjf a obtain, effort by Oliver Harper, and boiuo ver­ Captain. He recently received infor- ■ mation at his home in Arkansas, that PI I 11 I \ ses bv • Col. Ceremony and Frank dcaitfti*. trad. ’he Captian had liequeathtd him $10,- I H I Lil I 0 Boule completed the load. We are also prepared to furnish any­ | Caw«wC.. AMitumcDte, 1 “Tlmt poetry reaching’em first will 000. thing in the throw ’em into confusion, and my edi­ • No. thank roo; I never wnltt; m» torial coming on the heels of the rest says if any of the young men want to |||l| r u r i AU A UXDERTzlIilM; LINK, will result in lasting demoralization. hug me they must do it on tl.e sly ; she | B ■ L I | | ||B\ It will be like thn last cuvalrv charge won’t have them mussing my dress up: I If f L 11 I I v fl u A* we hare the roo*t complete Hoe of „ WBW. of the French troop* at the hattie of and leaving finger markson my white ! Anxterlitx. _ waist, SO long as she docs the washing 1 i>xu»>Jnsil.»««», and retire I'lleuta mot* t>rotupil> COFFIXN, CAHkKTb, j •’“* **H*« brou<J--r au<l letter ehUiu*, than tnoac who For the third time and last time the and has to support me." are remoSr tnxu.Wiabintfton, faithful howitzerl»elched its typograph­ BOREN, NIIKOI'ItM Ac. Albert Payne Richardson eloped witli IUU TUT fl DO »«xi «»*«»!•! <>r n>n#b ical comp!intents. to the advancing a married woman from Maltose. MbnL, I IM f r ■ I IIIf \ foe. The Imvoc was terrible. There nnd was arrested, tried, and fined. In I Lil I UllU ol Of any one iu the country. was a wild yell from a score of throats, and then the low groans of the dying Then he retnnied to his own wife, i oharge, and ad»h« y»u Ufa. patentability.' Allrer “ floated np tbe ravuie on the gentle with whow he lived until a few day, ( w. refer to official, in th. Patent offic*. and to wind. The two men walked over the ago when he eloped again. This tune field of slaughter and counted fifteen lie chose a maiden, having learned, as I Inventor* of rrary But. of th* Union, addrew said in a letter to Mrs. Richardson, . LO®J®BA£.O^B * eo; „ aboriginals lying in heaps. The bodies he that there was no law against running Oppoalte Potent Offioa. Wa.bin<ton, D. c were horribly mutilated with nonpar­ for funeral occasions furnished free of ‘ For Kale. eil, bourgncts, “caps", nnd misery das­ off with unmarried females. hes, and unassorted pi. Mr. Richey of Plymouth, Ind., was ■ The subscriber offers for sale his Farm charge. •*My leader cooked that man’s goose" aroused from his lied by five strangers, 1 ol 130 ----------“—’--------“— 17, ‘~ acres, situated on section in said Mark, pointing to a savage hang­ who asked penuissiod to dig for some Castleton, said farm m in a good state J. LKNTZ&8ON8. ing over the limb of n mtlar. hidden articles iu the cellar. He was of cultivation with good buildings, “My geological article di the busi- afraid to refuse, and they went to work good orchard, good well ol water at the nes* for him,” rejoined Da . nodding M .3. »•lu- toey struck an iron box, door. About 85 acres cleared and the otrelewdy at mi Indian, hose head which wna so heavy that the five were balance well timbered. The farm is on vrajtwenty yards away. scarcely able to Hft it. They finaly the state road. 6 miles from Hastings ‘T*te pen ia mightier than the gnt it into a wagon aud rode away. and G from Nashville, it also has a new rtord,” The cellar had not been disturbed be­ school house on one corner of the form. “You bet. Hurrah for Faust and fore in ten years, and it is thought the For parte,ulars enquire at premises. G«7^y type left t’. party belonged to tho old Hungerford Castleton, Mich., Feb. 4th 1880. gang of counterfeiters. 90-tf Joshua Martin. NEW ARCHIMEDEAN and CHARTER OAK LAWN MOWER J. LENTZ&SONS FURNITURE GOOD HEARSE Sitters 1 mu « It- itro-lucing m ttrrial* ti>*n *11 other form* uf tu*lt or oiftllcinv. while tree from the <>hj -vttoit* urged *K»ln*t malt Ilqu.tr*. f ..r a’lUcull diction •lek hcudxriie. cvnvumnllon, rmacinnoti, . nte* and pbitlral <-xhyi,llun nrrvon«ve-a. want < -loep ulcerative weaknv«« of fvtuiiet cxhamtloti >f urs Ing moi her*, of thcaced. and ot d.Hcatc I. Id ten MALT BITTERS are the pure*:. be«t, and mo«l evo nomleal m-dklne rvur eompn ind-d. Hold rverv vr « r t- _ . •.. . .. . .. i DETROIT Mal&SlwcalMls MEAT MARKET. Fresh and Salt Meats, Smoiei Hams an! Shoulders, FRESH FISH Mid POELTRr IN THEIR SEASON, Lard, by the lb. or barrel, . ^.Th® ‘'kirket Price paid for Htdes, Pelts. Ac. Fresh Goods, Full Weights and Satisfaction Guaranteed. HENRY ROE. Dr.HUPs English Extractor BUCH U Cilice 204 Woodward Avenue Dr. Stena'a Turkish Baiba and Hyplaa Forin.ofCbr.^HurxiSR^ Catarrh of t U teiual Medicine*. Mose nnd Womb au Best Kidney Investigators in Use. ft Is a specific fa tb« cure of aU dimur* of th« Kidney*. HUdta, ProeWic portion of the Uria fry Organ* Irritation ot tbeNeek of the dodder, Burning Urine, Gleet. Gonorrhea Ln *11 it*stages, Mucou* Discharge*, Congestion ot the Kidneys. Brick Dust Depc2. Dtabetea, rnfiaknmation of the Kidneys andBhulder, Dropgyof the Kidneys AcidTrine. Bloody Urtno, Fsmta the Region of the Bioddsr. PAST IRTmC BACK. Urinary Cal Urination, Onr oMert. boat and moat 1’alfonta Credit gj w- JOHNgTQH A CO-, 181 JEPrrRaM awns Foraale by F.T. BOISE, NashyMe, Mich. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-06-12.pdf.pdf 1cfc1d338bd73475a0654c0e621db77b PDF Text Text ORNQ STRONG, I Editor and Pkopkiktor. J VOLUME VII. LIFE IW KA8HVLLLE And Her Environs; | TEKMS; $1.50 per Yeaj ( Credit Scbsckiptio^s $1.75. Devoted to the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun, NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1880. —Ob, Joyous spring, with growing grasses, green foliage, twittering birds and love-breathing air! maidens in­ spired by your entrancing breath dream dreams enchanted, and small boys be­ gin to save up muslin strings to tie tlieir toe nails on with. —E. Latting, living on the Maple Grove-Kalamo town-line, while run­ ning a sawing machine on Wednesday afternodu last, unluckily put his right foot under the saw and a badly sawed foot was the result. The bones of the top part of the foot were badly mang­ led and cords severed. MR. LIKLEN MAZES A COVENANT. LOCAL GIBBLE-GABBLE. Now re-plant corn. The wet season is over. ’Rah for the Fourth ’uly. White vesta and June bugs flourish. Mrs. Jennie Corbett is visiting Nash­ ville. Don’t fail to note carefully Dr. Goucher’s card. Ad. Russell has gone to Assyria to •farm a rented place. Supt. Young has been visiting the school ma’ams this week. C. W. Smith has found hisrcow that eloped lost week, and is happy. * W. H. Young has built a new side­ walk on the south side of his lots. Mrs. R. Norton, of Hope, is in the village visiting her sister Mrs. Wing. Charley Scheldt launched a new boat on the Thornapple on Wednesday The Spiritualists and Liberalista of Nashville and vicinity will Rnld a grove meeting on the grounds of Lemuel Smith on Saturday and Sunday, June 18, and 20. ~J. H. Burnham, of Sagi­ naw, is engaged for tiieoccasiou. Oth­ er prominent speakers will be in at­ tendance. A basket picnic on Sunday. On the farm.of John Wilkinson in Maple Grove last Wednesday, C. C.Wolcott tested the first Sulky Plow that has been brought to this section. Mr. Wilkinson said he had plowed a great many years by hand, but it was no use; he could not beat the sulky as it plowed his ground in a fine manner, at a uniform depth and ran one-third lighter on his team, and his.advice to his farmer friends is to buy tho Buck­ eye Sulky Plow. NUMBER 38. HASTINGS ITEMS. Will Squares has gone to Big Rapids to start a jewelry store. Sweet and U|flohn are manufactur­ ing I0L of the hitters electric clocks. Several shade trees were blown down during the storm of Saturday aud Suu- • day. C. H. Bauer is erecting some fine buildings o:i his farm just east of the City. The Presbyterian society are to have an excursion party June 29th to Belle Isle. • Hon. J. J. Woodman is to address the grangers nt- their annual picnic June lltb. ■ It is said that Finch Mead who was injured by a pile of limbs falling upon him, miibt die. ' ■ A plaining mill and lumber yard has been opened in this city .and ore doing an extensive business. Cattle and hogR are allowed to run at large and they trespass on the sacred precinta of the city cemetay. Henry *Pickle, supposed to be’ over 100 years old and a veteran of 1813,died nt his residence in Yankee Springs last week. Mr. Fosters house in the second ward was struck by lightining last Friday morning and his daughter received a severe shock,but she is at present con­ sidered out of danger. -Our Democrats are making efforts to raise money and have a newspaper of tlieir own, and if they sticceed.M. H. Clark an exeditor of the Grand Rapids Democrat will be its publislier. The scholars of the High school have filed a protest with the school board, against their action in regard to the principal. Prof. I. N. Mitchell and pray that he may be re elected the ensuingyear. Norm. Bailey, A. J. Bowne. H. A._ Goodyear, D. G. Robinson, Wm. S. Goodyear, M. W. Riker and AIorh* Gardner, were our delegates, to fbe Democratic State Convention, held at East Saginaw on the 8th. A team belonging to Motes SlmltaM' Rutland started near the depot huw Thursday and ran up the R. R. track and crossed the bridge on the ties with­ out missing their footing and were flnaly caught near the fair ground,with no serious'damage done. Good old Mr. Liklen has long bean —It costa nothing to get vour cow in noted in Nashville as a possessor of the pound but 30 cents to get her out. great chnstian resignation, but for some titno back the good man has felt —Farmers who neglected to sell their that justly he was not entitled to the wheat when is was $1.40, are now sell­ credit, and last Sunday morning made ing it at a dollar. a solemn covenant with himself that —Shoot the man that started the from that time on he would control his "snide” that Beu. Butler was to orate temper. There were boys growing up in Hastings the coming Fourth. in the village,^e said, and it was time . —One dollar reward is offered to the ho began to teach them by example. man who will admit that the clip of Nothing tempted him to let himself wool he brings to market is of a poor loose until he got readj- to shave. His —Mrs. Shepard, the world renowned quality. lather box w^as gone and couldn’t be —On Wednesday, Alex. Price showed inspirational speaker, is a smart wo­ found., but he kept his tamper, and us a hen’s egg that measured 6fx8 inch­ man and ought to know what site is talk­ venturedjoai^gesttbat it was a judge­ ing about, but what this country real ­ es, but the ben that laid it did not sur ment seiit against him for not shaving ly needs is a woman who can iron a vive to tell the story. ' VERMONTVILLE ITEMS. the night before. Even when he pull­ —Ainsworth & Brooks A. J. Hardy shirt so that the tail of it won’t- climb ed a button off trying to fasten his col­ Mr. Hoyt is very low with hemorrh­ up on a man ’ s bock and try to oversee and T..C.Downing are "on deck” in the lar he didn’t get -exasperated, and 11 age of the stomach. . wool buying business. The market what is going on in front. i o’clock found him in his seat in church Jacob Snyder has gone to Ann Arbor Herb. White, of Bowne, is iu the vil­ to be treated for a sore eye. —On Thursday morning when the listening to a good sermon from Rev. prices as we go to press ranges from 85 information reach ed a Maple Grove Newton, withodt the serenity of his lage visiting his mother, Mrs. E. Gor­ Rev. W’illiams is growing in the con­ to 88 cents. fidence and esteem of his people. man that his father was intimate with soul being marred by the recollection don. —And still many' farmers complain The remnant of the Boston Store stock Rev. Pratt long suffering with scia­ his hired girl, said sou proceed to give of a single harsh word uttered during that the ravenous insect is playing sail was entirely closed out at auction on tica, is gaining a little he taluks. havoc with the wheat fields, and pre­ the old man a baisting for his feativi the morning. Kites are all the rage here now. No Satnrday. ness that he will not forget for months After dinner he said he felt better dict thaf'thcre will not be more than Geo. Knntz has n little eight-year-old boy of any pretensions to boyhood is to come. Among other injuries the I than he had felt for a month, and he without at least one. half a crop. father had a front tooth knocked loose. attributed it to nothing buttlie right­ child dangerously ill with typhoid Dr. Spinney has come and gone. IMpUUllVUlin —Nashville Republicans express pneumonia. His appearance so soon after tho Chi heartily pleated I d n,a» IrUlud’ thc J"?1® eous'resolution he had made to lead a themselves as L —_. r .-----2 with W. J. Erb has improved his building cago convention scarcely create*! a rip­ . —— . I rmnml itinctr.r viwtmiur. r\f the Chicago nominee’s, but Uncle, | pound master, gives promise of being better life. Sunday morning had al­ on Main St., by spreading a new coat of ple in society. Killei says we must look to Cincinnati more attentive ty business than any ways been a season of discomfort and paint thereon. Barl»er Bros, made a grand parade on of> his predecessors, and the way cows annoyance,he said, and how much nicer for our next President. E. Cook, on Thursday morning, our streets hist week. Having sold a and horses go into the jiound make it was to be mild-tempered and for­ large number of,reapers, mowers aud —Geo. D. Badcock, the Baltimore their owners feel sick. Bob. Hender­ started two strings of his popular bug­ harvesters, they invited their custom­ bearing, thus robbing petty grievances auctioneer, informs us that he has a gies for the rural districts. ers to a grove picnic dinner, after which son found his cow in the high board of half their importance, He wouldn’t Lannis Brady, who lias been break­ the said implements were delivered, ' son who is only fourteen years old, but enclosure on Saturday and got his lead* the old life, he said.no sooner yet stands six feet high in his stocking ing horses at Battle Creek for the past loading twenty-two wagons, there be­ back up,replevied the quadruped.and a than he would become a black Repub­ ing nine reapers, four mowers and five feet. What a prodigy .* three months, is at home on a visit. self-binding barvustera and a number suit is fixed to come oil* on the 14th. lican. There was so much more solid Ouysanctum’table, on Tuesday, was of others who bad purchased, failed to —The platform adopted by the re­ —The mammoth boiler for the chem­ enjoyment in being meek and forgiv­ graced by two fine boquets,—the gifts appear on account of the rain. publicans at Chicago, this week, de­ ical works arrived on Thursday. It ing. And now we are to l»o trailed to a of Minnie Potter and Edna Trnrnan. nounces polygamy, but if women were is of 60-horse capacity. The rectifying The genial influence begotten by the lager beer saloon, by a certain dutch­ The report is current that I. M. Flint, man by the name uf Henn-Gass, flank­ not willing—but what is the use -of apparatus is all in place and the work- good old man’s newly acquired virtue formerly of this village, but now living ed and supported by Seth Gunn and talking, when a women will she will. ] ■ men are now engaged in setting the would no doubt have lasted all day, at Bellevue, is married to his wife’s sis­ John Squier ns right and left Ixiwer, —Mr. 8. H. Waters representing C. boiler and re maider of retorts. Only had not a boy on the street "yipped the latter accepting the "thirty pieces ter. Altman «Sc Co, of Canton, Ohio, Mfs., one mure cur-lorul of machinery is to oUt”thc fatal announcement that"someof kilver,” in consideration of his aid in Joe Dunston, the Charlotte auction­ establishing this important industry. of threshing machines and farm engines arrive, which will be on hand next body’s cow is in your yard eatiu ’ up eer, got rid of a dozen or so of chromos Our n<xt hope lies on the village coun­ has been helping C. C. Wolcott the week, and then it in expected that the your plum tree?- Now that plum tree at the Boston store on Wednesday ev­ cil, beyond that eternal vigilance and past week, and they sold 3 engines and works will start up the week thereof- , is highly prised upon account of its providential,interposition must oppose ening. LOCAL MATTERS. 3 separators. the work of destruction which this bus­ ter. . „ great l»earing qualities, every year The washing machine agent who sells iness will certainly bring into many I-------- -— ----------------------------—--—Nashville still remains loyal and bearing three or four bushels of fine —Several cases of scarlet fever- are ’ I). C. Griffith is filling his storechuck n machine costing 35 cents for fivedol- honseholds. reported on the Ionia road, north of will celebrate the glorious fourth, even plums, the proceeds of the sale of hirs. still invades the peacefnl precincts full of new summer goodsand tlicy are STATE BOAI> ITEMS. I cheap. Vt. Ville. The peculiar feature of the if she has to do it on therthird. At the which aid greatly iu making up the | of Nashville. matter is that these children contract preliminarj- meeting held on Tuesday accounts of the culinary department, Wool! Wool!! Mrs. Dr. Griswold aud her mother Tlie weather is such that old wagons ( ed the disease from the cose of unadul­ eveninglast. it was decided to cele­ but Mr. L., remembered his 'pledge have gone to Olivet to attend the Col- <। cannot fall down. ( Competition is the life of trade. I terated measles. . brate on Saturday, the 3rd, and C. C. and took his time. Mr. C. C. Gage and wife was visiting am in the market and prepared to pay lege commencement. Mrs. G. A. TruLeisurely picking up a brickbat, the ; their daughter this week. the highest price for any quantity of —A young lady from the rural dis­ Wolcott, C. W. Smith and G. W. Fran­ gocs, also, on Munday A. J. Hardy. Corn is doing well for it is iu good wool. tricts had to look at the clock-sign in cis were appointed a committee to so­ only oue anywhere near, he stationed John Snith and family are'in Sagin­ feed, and it is likely to stay so, himseA at the open gate and ordered front of C. W. Demaray’s jewelry store licit subscriptions. And the said com­ aw;. the former in attendance upon the | Co'1 1 Yoke of Oxen for sale at ■ ...v WIU|CI .1- uuraunm-v upon .nr I Claud Price has haw the boss yoke of mittee report over $300.00 already sub ­ the bov to drive the cow out, “ Now, C. C. Wolcott’s on Wednesday, three distinct times, Democratic State Convention, and the I yearling steers and they are beauties. you see,” he said calmly, "rashness before she could make up her mind scribed and more coming. latter to visit relatives. RT Snow Flake Flour 2.73 per cwt a It is said tliat Mr. Levi Winans has —E. L. Parrish, while homeward generally amounts to defeat. There that the thing wasn’t running. Boise A Francis. The patrons of the_M. E. Social were the best broke spun of threa-year-old isn’t one man in 10—no not one in 20— colts on this road. bound with a couple of voting Indies at —The culvert on the town-line road, most hospitably nudsubstantialy enter­ CP” Paris Green for sale by this side of Philadelphia, that Knows Uncle Dave Smith on Wednesday in the south-west part of the corpora­ 10:30p. m., Wednesday evening, stum­ tained on Wednesday evening, by Mr F. T. Bowk. lost u cow, aud almost two others a» how to punish a cow. They’ll get mud tion, which was torn up by the street bled, over the dead (drunk) body of and Mrs. L. J. Wheeler. well as bls horses, as the result of turn ­ r? ” Just received a full line of spring and tear around until they break * HU. Biggs yji niuiu lay ........ ........ ...................... ........ ...... - ---of iranpic Maple u>u«v, Grove, which commissioner on account of its dan­ Tim. E. L. Parrish, agent M. C. R. IL, has ing them into a clover lot. and Summer clothing at gerous condition, has been rebuilt and stretched across the sidewalk in front , something, and most likely let a cow Recused a ten days furlough, and next Lightning struck Nathan Sheldon’s S. Libhacser’s of Wm. A. AyIsworth’sresidence. Tim get* away without touching her, when Monday will tuck his little' wife under stable last Saturday,and made kindling travel upon that street iestored. fF* Butter and eggs taken in ex­ aman that was raised in a citv and wood of one of the rafters in less than had been up at Edmore laboring and his arm and start for Petoskey. —And John B----- is lazy. It is stat­ change for millinery goods at a hundredth part of a second.. I knows anything will keep calm and Mrs. L.R. Erb’s. Mrs. Davis of Battle Creek, formerly ed that recently when he was ill his got off the Atlantic express on the eve­ It is pausing strange that intelligent ning stated so drunk that he could not do effective work. Now, when that of this place, received a severe injury farmers should wish to work the roads physician left pills .witn the remark: PF- A large line ol wall paper at i cow comes by I will give her a lesson from a fall a few days ago, and doubts when the ground is too wet to work on “These are to make his bowels move,” navigate, and so lay down to rest. ____ F. T. Boise's. Elliott secured the aid of a neighbor I that she will remember.” their own premises.yet this seems to be are entertained of her recovey. ' his wife replied dubiously: "I don’t be­ \ r?’ Simplicity Bee Hives for sale at By this time the cow approached the | When the informatiou that Garfield the case this spring. and roused poor driuk-besotten Tim lieve he’d take them if he knew it. Old Prices. H. T. Davidson. A Red Ribbon meeting was held at out of his drunken stupor, And thus he gate, looking a little confused and | was nominated reached Nashville, C. the Hosmer school house on Saturday —"Whatdoes a man live for!” is of­ escaped the dutches of Marshal Par­ undecided, and Mr. L., put his legs fai JEWELER. W. Smith displayed the national col­ evening. Mr. C. N. Young addressed THE ten thoughtlessly spoken ; but the oth ker. ther apart ready to give her a broad­ the club with a short but appropiate ■■■ C. W. DEMARA Y. ors in front of bis place of business. The finest stock of Clocks in Barrv er day when a neighbors lien and eight —The great Chicago convention made side. His lips were a little pale, but Mis. Belinda Lombard, of Allen, speech. The bouse was crowded and or Eaton county. several signed the pledge. chickens raked up a hundred hills of its influence felt, even in Nashville, his voice was low and determined as Hillsdale Co., is visiting her grand­ rF” A good stock of straight Elgin The school in the Wiuaii’sdist. is full nice peas for a State street man in and every since Friday the telegraph I ho.said to the cow : "you have a disasons, Dr. Whitmore, of Maple Grove, to over-flowing, thefe being over 50 Watches, will not handle a Watch.but twenty minutes, the thought came office has been hourlj* thronged by greeuble habit of watching every gate scholars, and only room to seat 25 com­ cm lie recommended by all, all full and Ezz J. Whitmore, of thin village. Nickel movement, Straight Line Earight home. politicians from the curb-stone breed in Nashville with the avowed purpose fortably. and petititions are before the Jay Sloan, the popular agent rcpre capemejit, Quick trains. ' ’ —Workmen lire engaged in putting up to the eminent, breathlessly anx­ of eating up everything you can find Renting Kellogg & Baker, Jackson schobl Iwiard to annex more territory , ty A fine line of Jewelry and Silver to the district. A new house is the on ­ up the frame for Lenta & Sons new ious to hear "the latest.” Howes er on from the kitchen dour to the clothes wholesale grocers, was in the village, ly alternative and yet there are men W are. Two doors south of Truman’s, line, and I shall have to teach you that furniture store. The building will be Tuesday ntthehourof 1:30 p.m. the ________ C. W. Demaray. Wednesday, on his regular 30-day tnp. in the district whose purse-strings are drawn so tight that ‘they will vote 33x82 feet and two stories high, will information came flashing over the [he whole theory is tcruHtf.” Ludwig Hein, who formerly preached ry You can get the Celebtated against it____________ He aimed right at her ear. At the haye a finely-ornamented solid brick wires that the great body on its 30th, for the Baptists, four miles north, near Stark aud Voorman Pat. Sand-bands front bat t|ie remainder of the building ballot had rendered a verdict in favor word "wrong,” the deadly misslc dart­ CARLTON ITEMS. put on your Buggies at E. Cook’s for Blaisdell’s, with his family started for will be veneered. only $3.00. They are worth five times of Senator Garfield of Ohio, and the ed into space, and in another instant Nebraska, their future home, on Mon­ Fever and ague and the snuffles are what they cost to any wagon. —Since the advent of Barney Brooks’ pent up vials of suspense in the bos­ the cow was trotting off sideways con­ day. quite common. herd of Texas ponies and lasso-slinger, oms of said parties aforesaid was bro­ templating with illy-concealed pleas­ Cy A fine lot of Lap Rolws, Canvas Many people would like to know The recent heavy rains in this town Collars and best buggy Whips cheap to Nashville, every boy in the village ken by a strong "Rah for Garfield,” ure the havoc the bat mode with the whereto buy the best Sulky Rake this give the farmers the blues. for cash at A. R. Wolcott’s. has provided himself with a lasso, and and the party dispersed to "chink in” sidewalk and a boy’s heel and a win­ summer. We would advise them to Joel R. Smith has his new barn all well do the urchins -put in. their time and vent their enthusiasm in a more dow on the opposite side of the street. read C.C. Wolcott’s nd. And make it sided up and nearly ready for the roof. GT One 3-year old Horse fw sale at C. C. Wolcott’s lassoing everything from u bitching- couspidous and popular way by burn­ Liklen turned pale as he grabbed up a a point to see him. Oliver Jeffers, an old man, was seri­ ously hurt hut week, by a log rolling ing gunpowder, which was done in handful of soft dirt and threw it down Cy For Jewelry and Wateliea go to Rev. Newton preached upon the "Cen­ over him. again. Then he ran around inn cir good shape at 7:80 p. m., under the . F. T. Boise. —Improvements are in progress at tennial of the Sunday School,” last Many farmers have not yet planted cuit trying to find a stone, or kick a the depot Upon the roof has been superintendency of Wm. Burger and Sunday, and he gave an excellent his­ their corn, and the prospect for doing Those new styles of Drew Goods, board off the fence, and finally got built a projection to serve agent Par­ son Charles. tory of the rise and progress of that es­ so is gloomy. Gloves, Hosery, Neckties. Ewbroiderj’, —A hard nation lives down towards hold of an old shoe and voiced he sential Christian institution. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Young arc soon Silk Fringes, and Trimming Silks are ish M an oat-look to the telegraphic would scatter that cow’s horns to the all new, neat, attractive and cheap at signal, another platform is to be built Vt. Ville. Dame Rumor says that a Mrs. J. Hyde of Maple Grove, who to start for Vermont to visit their D. C. GiurmH. daughter Empia. four winds of the earth. After he had man and his wife living on the main on the east side, and tire entire build­ has been so sick for more than three cooled down a little his only daughter road from this to that place, had an ex­ CyWilson & Howe st ill mdls Boot* ing re-painted inside and out months that she lias not been expected and Shoes as low as the lowest. citing experience on Friday last. The reminded him of his promise but it to survive, has nearly recovered and is —Barney Brooks makes another trip husband desiring to cut grass on the was no use. He said he didn’t care a able to be up a good share of the time. The storm on last Sunday did con­ tn Texas after ponies, startin^tlie last railroad, and fearing to leave his wife dam. There was a point beyond Charles Hope of Sunfield, brought siderable damage iff breaking down of next week.' He says he only camo at home alone, took her to his son-in­ which forbearance ceased to be a vir­ fruit trees adu scattering things in out .even on the ones just sold, but law’s, but what were his feelings upon tue. And as 4ie marched into the a jag of wool to town Thursday and general. hopes to do better next time, by buying completing his work and returning to house he gave the cat a hoist with his going home lost his pocket-book con­ The wet weather and the Hessian fly and sec their superiority over all other taining $15. all the money he had. Chas, have nearly destroyed a great, portion machines. Call and get prieea. better ponies and curtailing expenses, the house to find his wife and aspiring left boot. Kelloog, Dxmaray «Co. of the wheat crop, so much so, that the is a poor hard-working man and if an which his experience will enable him son-in-law in flagrante delicto, which rr Window cartafas and fixtures at —From unavoidable reasons, the honest man finds the pocket-book he farmers are turning in their stock. to do. Iron ore has been discovered on the woke up me the ueuiou demon revenge wiinm within temperaii.e picnic convention of Cas­ will return It to him or leave it at this ■ , premises of Mwwrs. Meloy, Ickes and —The R. IL 0. meeting oh Monday him, nnd with donbled-up fista he office. Itaueey. Wouldn’t the world be as­ — tA- was up to U . « _4 jntl) jjjg WW1.jD.JaW anJ gut tleton has been postponed to an nndefievening it* usual standard When any one asks you where to tonished If Carlton would develope an for men and boys just: natedxte. There Iim been some talk of interest. L. J. Wheeler, E. Chip­ most beaulifnlly banged for his pains. of having it od the 25th, but os that purcliase the very best Reaper and iron mine. man and President Barber were elected Mrs. Hattie Odell, daughter of Geo. comes in cloae proximity with other Mower, Buggy or Wagon, Drag or rr- wibon A How. take a nude departure couventiopM and meeting*, the idea Plow and in fact anyrhing in the hard­ W. Sidney, after a lingering sickness, for 40 cents. _________ rty nastiness and go in ranMta ltaetf thait aright be a good ware or ag ieultural line you can KafeThornapple river, were thing to let the matter root now until Don’t buy roar umn it would kill offal] the Sunday following, by a large concourse you examine and getiwi theoiub. of i>eoplc. �Id duphrut- gat through. The du- pitched fifteen ?*« a stake there was in that lot. Julia saw the whole. She rushed out with all the women, and had just brought liim iu when I got home. And that wae the reason that the great promiaed combina­ tion of De<»ml>«*r, 1864, Dever came off stall. • . ~ I walked out in the Jot, after McGre­ gor turned ma out of the • chamlxr, to see what they had done with the horse. There he lay, ba dead as old Messenger himself. Him neck was broken. And, do you think, I looked to see what had tripped him. I supposed it was one erf the boys’ bandy hole**. It was no such thing. ’The poor wretch had tangled his hind legs in one of those infernal hoop-wires that Chloe had thrown out in the piece when I gave her new ones. Lieber's hands in Washington. Well, all I know is that, if the duplicate had got through, the Confederate Govorf^S ment would have had in March achanc?*J at 88,211 muuketa, which, ut ■ it wm, never left Belgium. 8o much for my treading into that blessed piece at wire on the shelf of the cedar closet, upstain. “ What waa the Irit at wire? ’’ Well, it waa not telegraph wire. If it had been, it would have broken when it was not wanted to. Don't you know what it waa ? Go up in your own cedar closets, and step about in the dark, and see what brings up about your ankles. Julia, poor child, cried her eyes out That time I made a row about it. I about it When I got well enough to get up, and as soon as I could talk and felt too badly to go into a passion. But, STORY OF A SKELETON SKIRT. plan with her, she brought down seven before the women went to bed—they I was in the civil service at Richmond, of these old things—Belmontes, simplex were all in the sitting-room together—I ’ Enough that I was there, and on honest elliptic^ and horrors without a name— talked to them like a father. I did not InMunohK. That business done, I pre­ and tdie made a pile of them in the bed­ swear. I had got over that for a while, pared to return home. And thereby room, and asked me, in the most peni­ in that six weeks on my back. But I did hangs this tale, and, aa it proved, the tent way,,wliat she uhould do with them. say tlie old wires were infernal tilings, fate of the Ckmfederacy. .“You can’t burn them,” she said; and that the house and premises myst For, of course. I wanted to take pres- “ fire won’t touch them. If you bury eata home to my family. Very little them in the garden they come up at the question was there what these presents second raking. If you give them to the wink to the girls. The girls wanted to should lie—for I hail no lx>ys or broth- servants they say’ • Thank-e, missus,' laughu but were afraid to. And then it era. The women of the Confederacy and throw them in the buck jMtsaagr. ■came/>ut the aunts had sold their old liad one want which overtopped all oth­ If you give them to the poor, they ' tied as tight as they could ers. They could make coffee out of throw them into the street in front, and beta, in a great mass of rags. They tacans : pins they had from Columbus ; do not say ‘Thank-e.’ Borah sent sev­ had made a fortune by the sue—I am straw hats the} braided quite well with enteen over to the sword factory, and . y-te say it was in other rags, but the their own fair hands; snuff we could tiie foreman swore at the boy and told „ they got were new instead of old— get better than you could in “the old him he would flog him within an inch it was a real Aladdin bargain. The rag­ 'concern.” We had no hoop-akirta— of his life if he brought any more of his man had been in a hurry and not known skeletons, we used to call them. No in­ sauce there; and so—and so,” soblxxl what made the tilings so heavy. I genuity had made them. No bounties aes , the poor child, “ I just iust rolled up u these frowned at the swindle, but they said all had forced them. The Bat . the Gray o_, — »y- 1 wretched things, and1 , put tkiLi them in the was fair with a peddler—and I own 1 was hound, the Deer, the Flora, the J. C. C. . cedar Clouet, closet hoping, you bov, kno' that glad thc things were well out of Rich­ Oobb, the Varuna, and the Fore-and-Aft■!| some day the Government would want mond. But when I said I thought it all took in cargoes of them for us in En­ something, and would advertise for them. was a mean trick, Lizzie and Sarah gland. But the Bat, and the Deer, and You know what a good thing I made out :looked dexfiure, and asked what I would the Flora were seized by the blockadeni, of the bottle corks.” lave them do with the old things. Did the J. C. Cobb sunk at sea, the ForeIn fact, she had sold our bottle corks I expect them to walk down to the bridge and-Aft. and the Grayhound were set' for $4,216 of the first issue. We after­ themselves with great parcels to throw fire to by their own crews, and the Va­ word bought two umbrellas and a cork­ into the river, as I had done by Julia's? runa was never heard of Then the screw with the money. Of course it ended, os such things always . State of Arkansas offered sixteen town­ Well, I did not scold Julia. It was 'do, by my taking the work on mv own ships of swamp land to the first manu­ shoulders. I told them to tie up all they facturer who would exhibit five gross of certainly no fault of hers that I was had in as small a jiarcel. as they could a hone-manufactured article. Butnqnu walking on the lower shelf of her cedar and bring them to me. closet I told her to make a parcel of ever competed. Ths first attempts, in­ Acconlingly, the next- day I found a deed, Were put an end to when Schofield the things, and the first time we went to handsome brown-paper parcel—not so eBossed the Blue Lick and destroyed the ride I hove the whole shapeless heap large, considering, and strangely Mptare, into the river, without saying mass for dam on the Yellow branch. The conse- ' considering—which the minxes hod put quenco whs that the people s crinoline them. together and laid on my office-taole. But let no mon think, or no woman, , collapsed faster z than the Confederacy They had a great frolic over it They tiiat this was the end of the troubles. did. of which that brute of a Grierson had not spared red tape nor red wax. ! said there was never anything of it buRi As I look Imck on that winter, and on Very official it looked, indeed, and on the spring of 1865, it seems to me only ,the left-hand corner, in Sarah's Ixildest the outside. Of course, then, I put in the Ixittom the beginning. I got out on crutches at (and most contorted hand, was written of mv Dew laro-e trunx in New York, not last; I had the office transferred to my ," Secret service.", We had a great laugh ( a “duplex elliptic," for none were then house, so that Lafarge and Hepburn over their success. And, indeed. I made, but a “Belmonte” of thirty could work there at night and communi- (should have taken it with me the next aprings, for my wife. I bought tor her cate with me when I could not go out; (time I went down to Tredegar, but tiiat more-common wear a gtxxl “Belle­ but mornings I hobbled up to tiie de- I■ happened to dine one evening with , Fontaine.” For Sarah and Susie each partmeut, and sat with the chief, and young Norton, of our gallant little navy, I got two “ Duml>-belles." For Aunt took his orders. Ah me ! shall I soon ;and a very curious thing he told us. Eunice and Aunt Clara, maiden sisters forget tiiat damp winter morning, when We were talking about the disappoint­ we all had such I iojxj at the office ? One j of my wife who lived with us after Win­ ment of the combined land attack. I ( chester fell-------------------------the fourth time,,_I ogot the or ---------------._ the . two. of, the army •, fellows looked in , at did not tell tell what ujnx-t upset jxxjr ixxir Schairs haff’s “Scotch Scotch Harebell," Harebell," two two of of each. each. T For du' c " “ tb.*?U1 ft .t horse; index'd, I do not think those navy “ my own mother I got one “ Belle of the knew that thej felt well, and, though I m(.n knpw tljfl of th Appointpiiru- " and one •• IttTi.fi>!' Combi— fOU ,7° “'V ' ">™‘- OTrim W told n>», in ronfi. lion Goommcr." I did not forget good <>“ chtrf-wtat ™ m the wind, . h j ™t„blr for old Minim Ohio- nod M— An'. • J. *“>’ “» J™" “ “>» th, tat time now. But we were-iLkold Momma Chloe and Mamma....... the first time now. But we were speak­ For thorn I got substantial cages, with­ lion meant to break the net this time. ing, in a general wav, of the dixapjxiintout names. With these tied in the I made au excuse to go home earlier than ment. Norton finished his cigar rather shape of figure eights in the bottom of usual ; rode down to the house in the thoughtfully and then said : my trunk, as I said, I put iu an assorted Major's ambulance, I remember, and “ Well, fellows, it is not worth while cargo of dry goods aixnre, and, favored by a B<ed in to surprise Julia with the jp put it in the newspapers, but what do news, only to find that the whole pass, and Maj. Mulford’s courtesy on you suppose upset our grand naval at­ e was in quiet uproar, which shows the fiag-of-truce boat, I arrived sofel* •loseit ^at BOinething bod has happened of a tack the day thc Yankee gunl>oata skittled at Richmond before the autumn cl^cd. down the nver so liandsomely ?’’ I was received at home with rapture. sudden. “Why," said Allen, who is Norton’s “What is it, Chloe?” said I, os the lx*st-l>elovc<l friend, “ they my that you But when, the next morning, I opened old wench rushed by me with a bucket ' my stores, this became rapture doubly mu away froir them as fast as they did of water. enraptured. Words cannot tell the si­ from you." w.u, which wu.ou UK. G-WO. I •frma he', deal, lent delight with old „„ and young, “Do they?" said Norton, grimly. black and white, surveyed those fairy- “al‘- , , „ , . , “ If you say that I’ll break your head -■ ---* ----■ a . । And there he really was, dear, handlike structures, yet unbroken and un­ for you. Seriously, men," continued he, [ some, bright George Schaff—the delight mended. “ tiiat was on extraordinary tiling. You kU. , of all the nicest girls of Riclimond; he know I was on the ram. But why she Perennial summer reigned that auIt lay tumn day in that reunited family. It - there on Aunt Eunice's bed on the stopped when she stopped I knew as lit­ 7~?^id reigned the next day, and the next -It FF O?U}< floor, where they had brought tle as this wineglass does ; and Callender wuuiu have uave reigned reigueu till uu now uuw if u the we Belx>ei- i “l“l " T38 n*’.^ dead, and lie did himself knew no mon- than L We had would mantai and the other things would last not He “ “**“8 cotton in Texas «. long as the advertisements declare ; I “>*• But he looked mighty near like not been hit. We were all right as a trivet tor all we knew, when, skree 1 she and what is more the Confederacy would i then. The deep cut in his head was began blowing off steam, and we stopped have reigned till now. President Davis the worat 1 cver httd BCen> “d thc blow dead and lx?gan to drift down under and General - Lee, but for that great coufnaed everything. When McGregor those batteries. Callender hail to tele­ misery, which all families understand, «ot f011011 he u waB not hopekws ; graph to the little Mosquito, or what­ ■which culminated in our great misfort- but we were turned out of the room, and, ever Walter called his boat, and the uue. • with one thing and another, he got the spunky little thing ran down and got us T . bov out of the swoon, and it proved his out of the scrape. Walter did right <P d°“ h'ia "<>» brokiSr T’T' °M '"A ' >a‘I?. No, but poor Geow »w«ni to tbi, well ; if he had hail a monitor under him he could not have done better. Of which, I thoytjbt, thought, though it ™ was my , j, it whtdt, u it third best, might look better than my course we all rushed to the engine­ only have lieen broken in the right way, second beat, which I had worn ever and on the right field. For that even­ room. What in thunder were the* at since my best was lost at Seven Pines. ing we heard tiiat everything had gone there? All they knew was that they I say I was standing on the lower shelf wrong in the surprise. There we had could get no water into her boiler. “ Now, fellows, this is the end of the of tiie cedar closet, when, as I stepiied been waiting for one of those earlv fogs, story. As soon as the boilers cooled off, along in the darkness my right foot and at last the fog had come. Ana Jubal they worked all night on those supply caught in a bit of wire, mv left did not Early iiad tiiat morning pushed out pumps. May I be hanged if they had give way in time, and I fell, with a small every man he had tiiat could stand, and not sucked in, somehow, a long string of ■wooden hat box in my hand, full on the they lav hid for three mortal hours, floor. Tho corner of the hat box struck within t don't know how near the picket yarn and cloth, and, if you will believe me just below the second frontal sinus, line at Fort Powhatan, only waiting for me, a wire of some woman’s' crinoline. And that French follr of a sham Em­ and I fainted away. the shot which John Straight's party press cut short that day the victory of When I came to myself I was in the was to fire at Wilson's wharf, us soon as the Confederate navv, and old Davis blue chamber ; I hail vinegar on a brown somelxxly on our left center advanced himself can’t tell when we shall have I»per paper on my forehead ; tiie the room was > in force on the enemy’s line alxrve Tur- such a chance again.” dark, and I found mother sitting by me, key island, stretching across to Nanseglad enough indeed to hear my voice I inond. I am not in the War Departand to know that I knew her. It was I ment, and I forgot whether he was to A Remarkable Case of Skin Grafting. some time before I fully understood advance on liarbette or by echelon of inProbably the most extensive case of what had happened. Then she brought fan try. But he was to advance Mime- skin grafting ever at temp tai him Ixxm me a cup of tea, and I, quite refreshed, how, and he knew how ; and when he going on with gratifying success during the past year in Danielsonville, CL Tho said I must go to mv office advanced, aa you see, that other man “ Office, my chil.l 1” said she. “Your lower down was to rush in, and os/toon patient, Jesse Morgan, 11 years old, fell leg ia broken above the ankle ; you will, as Early heard him he was to surprise into a vat of caustic potash on the last not move these six weeks. Where do Powhatan, you see; and then, if you day of the year 1878. Both legs were you auppoao you nre?” have understxxxl me, Grant.and Butler immersed nearly to the hips, and the Till then I had no notion that it was ! and the whole rig of them would have akin was so completely destroyed that a five minutes since I went into the closet 1 >een cut off from their supplies, would new growth waa impossible. After some When she told me the. time—5 in the have had to fight a battle for which they months of hopeless and excruciating ag­ •ftenoon—I groaned in the lowest [ were not prepared, with their right made ony, the older physicians of the plioo deptim. For in my bre at pocket in > into a new left, and tlieir old left unex- giving up the case as hopeless, a young tkat innocent coat, which I could now . pectedly advanced at an oblique angle man, Dr. George J. Ross, undertook to from their eenter; and would not that save the boy’s life by skin grafting. Ov er have been the end of them ? 2,000 grafts were used, the boy’s mother, Well, that never hapixmed. And the the family coachman and many neigh­ ’ r1 was that poor bors and friends contributing thereto. lecretary'a «ignat*ire. They were reason it -never happened at 10 that morning to Wilmington, George-------------------Bchaff, with, the ----lathe last fatal order Tho process was begun in April, 1879, for this man, whose name I forgot (the and, though the work is not yet com. ____ _________ some who was afterward killed the day I had worked on j lxrfoj-e at High Bridge), undertook to and they had not j save time by cutting across behind my 1- o'clock ! Haav- house, from Franklin to Green streets. witbou. a crutch. The grafts are said to grow fattest in the spring mcxitha.— man must be half way to Wilming- they waited all day for that order. I, the Imrdm of ----------< ------—— —-—to » manfully and patiently l«rae by the long-suffiTuig German people.—D,odon all told 200 souls. The party went from Telegraph. . . Williamson valley to the* Bill Wflliama range and thence to Pine Spring. Here What the Farmers Raise. they found every indication of an old sea bed, the gravel and wks being round aud smooth, similar to those in the ocean IxxL From Pine Spring the party directed their course ior the Ava Supai village, wluch is reached by «lescemling from the table-land down one A writer in the Intcrnatvmal Review says that in fifteen yean the production PITH AND POINT. of wheat and barley in the United States has trebled ; corn, cotton, and tobacco The jockey leans on a 2.-40 gait. more than doubled; oats increased near­ A man may be right jmd yet lie left ly 140,000,000 bushels; potatoes nearly doubled, and hay increased more than 5Yhxn the slow eater calls for catchup one-third. He gives the figures for the he means bmuness. dropping 3,000 fset At places along chief crops in 1865 and 1879, according Si'XAKiNo of reptiles, is "Landlord, tho trail we arc told that it is not over to which the production of wheat lias twenty inches wide, and winds around increas’d from 148,558,000 bushels in “ What do you most like next to your­ the perpendicular walla of sandstone the former year to 448,757,000- in the self ? ” asks an exchange, A gauxe-ailk tint loom above for hundreds of feet, latter; corn, from 704,427,000 to 1,544,­ undershirt, if the weather is very hot. while on tiie other side dark, deep can­ 899,000; oats, from 225,2$2,000 to 364,­ “I don't mean to refledon you,” said ons exist, hundreds upon hundreds of 258,000; rye, from 19,544,000 to 22,­ feet deep, where, by one false sh-p or 346,000: barley, from 11,291,000 to one man to ^uothex. , ** No,” was the re­ movCj man or Ix-ost would lx* sent to 40,148,000; potatoes, from 104.632,000 ply, “you're not polished enough to • eternity. With great care and gcxxl to 181,360,000; hay, from 23,538,000 reflect upon anybody.” Tax puzzle blocks originated in Phil­ luck ten of the party succeeded in tons to 85,648,000 ; tobacco, from 184,­ reaching tho village, three of their num­ 817,000 pounds to 384.059,000, and cot­ adelphia, where the blocks of houses are . ber returning rather than run the gant­ ton from 2,228,000 bales to 5,020,000. so much alike tlrnt a man is ]>uzzled to let in passing down into this awful yet The remarkable increase in the produc­ know when he gets home. tion of cereals has been largely owing marvelous crevice in the earth. The Pliiladc-lphia Sorth American Tho Ava Bupois practice polygamy, ! to we the seiuemcm settlement mu and development ox of tells of a man given up by the doctors. (Mich male hnving alxMit three wives, the Western ami Northwestern States. When a man is given up by the Phila­ Within They have 1,000 acres of farming land, WK1UJ - the present‘ generation *the ’ cen­ delphia doctors it is strong evidence that which is descrilted os being of a yellow­ ter of corn production has shifted from ilia money is all gone. ish color and mostly composed uf sand. the South to the West, and of wheat Nrm lie afraid of a man who chal­ However, it is said to produce good production from the Middle States to lenges you to fight a duet He will feel corn, pumpkins, melons and beans, with the far West. In 1849,50 per cent., and all that you can feel, and more too. The UT, of <H which WIUCU in iu 1859, lOvHT, 52 per ,VCMl. .cent, oi of the fcUV CV1U corn UTUp crop <» of man who rushes st you with a spade is the aid of irrigating water, They *have a ' the eduntrv was produced in the South­ is the chap to look out for. they have an abundance. T" were, ' ern era States. In peach orchard of 250 trees,, which were. In 1877, 859,000,000 “ Find out your child's specialty,” is on the 1st of Apnl, loaded with small bushels were grown in <Ohio, Indiana, peaches about the size of acorns. Ulinois, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, and the urgent sdvice of a phrenologist. The party wus well received by these 1 Nebraska, while the production of ail When you have tried this, you will find red people, who stated that tlieir greatest | the rest at the Union amounted to 494,- it' not so easy. Sometimes rock candy desire waa to lie left alone in the enjoy- j 558,000 bushels. The increase of the_ seems to be the favorite, and then again there is a marked tendency'to taffy. ment ment of of their their land land and and other other property. property. [ tobacco crop has Ixjen chiefly in the' Robert, who fears he is rejected— Their houses ore built with jxjles, in ’ a South, where the production increased rude manner, and thatched over with 100,000,000 pounds from 1870 to 1878. ixsar grass and tule. The only stock ' During the same period the vield of manded to love everylxxly.” Rebecca cotton increased from 5,012,000 bales to —“Yes, and so I do love everybody." they have are a few ponies. Cataract creekIieads in the Bill Will- 5,216,000. ___ ,___ _______________________ — in Rol»ert (pinaforicallv)—“What, every­ This increase wus mainly iams and Bon Francisco mountains, the Arkansas and Texas, the crop of the for- body?” Rebecca (shyly)— “ Well, you streama connecting some distance alxive mer State «*-* swelling from . ... 111,000,000 know present company is always ac­ the Indian village. This stream emp­ pounds in 1870 to 818,000,000 in 1878, cepted." ties into the Big Colorado, fifteen miles and tiiat of the la.'ter State from 157,­ Jones propounded the following the below the Ava Sifpui town, and a short 000,000 in 1870 to nearly 500,000,000 in other evening, after sipping of his al­ distance south of the junction of the 1878. According to the writer already leged tea: “Why is this drink like cited, only alxnit 9 }>er cent of oar en­ milk ?’’ Of course nobody could guess, Little and Big Colorado rivers. The party attempted to explore Cata­ tire grain crep » exixJrteJ, including and after he had divulgetf by saying it ract creek to ite confluence with the Col­ 24.76 per cent of the wheat and 6.49 per was a lack-teal fluid, nolxxly dared to orado, but were unable to do so from the cent of the corn jiroduced. The exjxirta smile. They knew that the landlady’s fact that they encountered precipice rapidly increased in the past few years, eyes were upon them. after pnxripice from 100 to 20Q feet per­ and are likely to ii crease* in the future, When Jones is aaked l>y tiie “boys,” if the cost of Ktransportation in the presence of Airs. J., to go on a pendicular, and it was in the foolhardy < specially w attempt of D. W. Mooney, of Williams , shall be reduced. Thus, the total ex­ gander )>arty, and the lady of his heart valley, to descend one of’ these perpen- i ports of all cereals increased from 39,- says, with lier peculiar rising inflection; diculnx precipices, 100 feet down, that J 000,000 bushels in 1868 to 189,000,000 in “Jones !” he knows tnat the unit rule he was dashed to a sudden and rocky 1878. About 3 percent of the national will be enforced, and quickly answers : tomb, where he now rests us he fell, hw ; product was cxjxnted iu 1863, and near­ “Should like to go, boys; but,'pon companions Ix-ing unable to rescue the b'.H percent, in 1878. In addition to honor, I believe Fm engaged that Ixidy. Mr. Mooney took a small rope, . this, the exportation of live stock, into night." . hardly half an inch’in diameter, tied one which corn enters more or less, has in- i A succession of direful shrieks is end to a bank, suspended it over the < creased tenfold within the past two heard on the first floor. Fond mother brink; then, taking hold of the rope, years. —“What is the matter with Billy?" was soon dangling l>etween the bright Colored servant—“ Please, ma’am, ne’s How Typhoid is Carried. heavens and the dark gorge below. Evicrying about de jewberriea.” “ He dentiy cramp came in his arms, or his ' Ten thousand persons annually die of can’t have any more. He has had four mind gave way, and he fell from almost «wu« i.":.....i... .. icuivmc ( typhoid fever in Great Britain. Two saucerfuls already.” “ Dem is de berrv U» top to lu. rocky u><!i. lonely grave I thoneeml n ymr are athu-ked ones he am whoo]ring abonL He's all below fc parly remained nearly two b swelled up.”—Galveston Sews. day. devunng ineana and plan, to TOO- | fcj prevented. ' A woman bought a circus ticket for cue the corpee, but with failure, aa no | 01e .Vlnrtc™,* Centum one «rod to rmk a deacon upon the j th. qnwtion oI it„ propaga- herself, and then, taking a boy fully 15 weak rope. Tho Indian. mlonn.J the ■ tio„ Wo „mc Uw' party that no one man had ever passed points through the ctown; that in Het, a pua ^Tbe varioua inlectiou. dbwuk. have “That’s n pretty big baby you have The various infectious diseases have there," said the man as she came u^. age waa only powble for tho bird, of ■ vuvu cach iucu tha, pciqx-i nt-ui, m thl iuc. “Big? Why, you ought to see lua air or the ttpmta of the dead. I' mi._* That of typhoid /fever is in certain brother!”—Detroit Free Press. The jiartv retraced’ their steps and j glands in the bowels. These are ite At a legal investigation of.a liquor went around Cataract creek to the Grand nidus—the spot where alone the contag seizure the Judge asked an unwilling canon of the Colorado. They t«x>k in ions germ can find lodgement witness, “What was in tho barrel that this peculiar freak of nature, end de­ If the germ enters the body through you hail ? " “ Well, your Honor, it was scribe the walls, which are about per­ the lungs, and thus paries into the gen­ pendicular, as. being about two miles eral circulation, the probability is tiiat marked * whisky ’ on one end of the bar­ from the apex to the water. Where it will again pass out of 'the system with­ rel and * Pat Duffy ’ on the other end, so they beheld the Grand canon the water out causing sickness. But it is quite that I can't say whether it was whisky or Pat Duffy tiiat was in the barrel, lx‘is <feacrilxNi as Is-ing 100 yards acrons ; likely‘to reach the glands where it will still, from tiie elevated view of the ex­ germinate, if it enters through the stom­ ing as I am "on my oath." plorers, the furious stream appeared to lx1 ach with the water drank. A. damsel from over the river was a silver thread of oi^y a lew inches in In this case the germ soon multiplies looking over some lxx>ks in a Quincy width. A canon two miles deep is a Itookstore, endeavoring to make a selec­ to millions of germs, as the yeast fungus grand wonder, which will, when the tion. when the clerk asked, “How thirty-fifth parallel rood is completed, multiplies in dough. Hence the excre­ would you like* the ‘Autocrat of the l draw thousands upon thousands of won­ ments of the patient are filled with Breakfast Table?”' She replied:- “Oh, them, and, if these are thrown upon the der-seekers annually. ground or into open outhouse-) or cess­ we've got two of ’em now, one of ’em pools, they generally find their wav into just as good as new—only been washed Bismarck’s Blood-Money. wells—ixsrhapa into a neighbors, or twice."—Modem Argo. Ten years having cIbimmmI since peace possibly into a well which supplies An agricultural paper has an article wa.j definitely concluded between France many families—endangering the lives of on “ Washed and Unwashed Butter." and Germany, the Imperial Chancery the persons who drink the water. It says that the markets now demand To remove all danger, thoroughly dis­ that butter sliall not only be fresh and has submitted to the Federal Council of the German empire a final report upon infect the fecal discharges, and, if in the rosy, but be properly worked and the manner in which the French war in­ country, they should be taken at least washed. A pound ef butter that cornea demnity has Iwen disposed of. The 200Jeet from any well. Under no cir­ into market without having its face total sum extracted from France by her cumstances should they be disposed of washed and its hair combed is not very conquerors as the price of peaceamounted, in an open out-house. In the city—in inviting, that’s a fact.—Sorristown as will lx) rememltered, to considerably case the drainage is good—it is safe to more than £200,000,000, every penny of use the sewer. Loud Beaconsfield is completing a which had lx»en expended, distributed The author of th“ article maintains to th<- st’vernl German states or invested that, oh tile infections germs are carried novel which he began long ago. Queen in newly-created imperial institutions by out in what passes from the patient, the Victoria has shown her kindly feeling its official iMlministmtom, before the con­ aick-room is wholly safe to friends and for him by hanging his full-length por­ clusion of the financial year 1877-8. It attendants. This we do not fully ac­ trait at Windsor. Somebody, it is said, would appear from the rejiort in ques­ cept We believe tiiat more or less of one* asked him how it was that the tion that nearly the whole of this vast the germs enter the atmosphere of the Queen showed him so much favor, and treasure—above four-fold the national room, and may l»e inhaled ; still, that got a simple answer : “ Well—er—the debt of Prussia—has been devoted to there is next to no danger if the room is purpose directly or indirectly connected kept properly ventilated. with the development of Germany's mili­ As a general thing, one attack is proof tary defenses. The imperial share of against a second. The glands that con­ the indemnity is set down nt about £51,­ stitute the seat of the disease are quite 500,000, £600,000 of which, in coined rudimentary in early childhood; in­ gold, lie deposited in the Julius tower, crease in size and activity till puberty; at Spandau, and constitute a fui d where­ are mext fully developed from, say, 15 with the preliminary expenses of Ger­ to 40, when they gradually diminish, many's next war may be paid in hard 1—l——, - -- —. ^rn a. cash. Other £28,000,000 have Iieen em­ ployed in founding the imperial military fever in persons whose ages are between glad, a widower with five children, invalid fund, while the remaining £17,- 15 and 45, and the general exemption of proposed to a woman whom be under­ 000,000-odd were spent in strengthening infante and the aged. — Youth’s Com­ stood to be 38 years of age. Finding, however, that she was younger, he wrote the defenses of Elsa»*:.-Lothringen ana panion. _____________________ that he would prefer her elder sister in remedying the damage dona to projx She replied that he was insulting, and ertv in those provinces during the war Intermarriage Inducing Stammering. she hoped the matter would end there— of 1876-71. The balance of the in dem nity, between £160,000,000 and £170,­ The frequency of stammering in the meaning his reference to her sister ; but 000,000, WM divided, in exact proportion South of France is found, on investiga­ he understood the reply to mean th-.t he to the respective numbers erf their sev­ tion, to equal twelve or thirteen cases in was released from his engagement, and eral populations, among the German every l,MQi> uf the population, while in subsequently he married a widow who luui two children. He was sued for Htatre which had jmrticipatcd in the breach of promise, and a jury round a FraxxxxGtnmui struggle—namely, the former North German Coufedcratiuu, asaunied that the defect was in many in­ verdict for the plaintiff, with a farthing Bavaria, Wurtemlx-rg, Baden and Hwme. stances simulated to avoid military con­ damages, but the Judge would not idThe iwrtiou allotted to the North Gar­ scription, but, according to the Abbe man Confederation was indicated by act Petitot, there are two dratricia in the of Parliaamit, July 8,1873, to thu liquid­ Douches du Rhone, where all the inhahiThb otrfebratinu of the 130th birthday ation of the war Loans, the rearmament of Steplieu Girard, a few 4*y» since, re­ of the imperial forces aud the augmenta­ crilx* this to be kmg-ccmtinued inter- vealed tiia fact that 2,464 aon* of widows have been educated in the coUmu he tion trf the latter's nuniencal strength founded. and fighting capacity. Similar dioposi. �To raxkr cows for the dairy tiiey should not be allowed, bo l*cop>e f»t al any . stage of growth, and should be brought to calf Wore two years of age. Every breeding develops large milking power*. tonic—all .these together will uiy one who give* up and gi the number.mav"be made 100; and ' am> of if the patient must writer adds that “ when the heavy num- way. The ben art’ inflicted, the punishment must ■“ be little short of an execution. Some­ time, iu fact, the convicts do not re­ form his sufferings may take; end just ‘goon as usual, doing all lie can to for­ cover from its effects.” get seif." Nervous-people often rally wonderfully under jiieasant excitement, 1008EH0LD BOOBONT. ^ ' sometimes" even under sudden trial. Bova apple satM* is generally im- They surprise their friends by their ac­ provctl by the addition of a table-spoon­ tivity and: endurance, and accomplish ful of butter to a quart of sauce, and, be otherwise impossible. Let us ulnsmoreover, there is much less sugar trate our meaning in one or two particu­ needed. A little .lemon peel makes a lars. Suppose a imtient so severely de­ pressed that he can hardly be jkirsuaded fine flavor. An excellent cement for uniting brok- to move; he must begin—he must try. No brooding over troubles and watch­ ing for symptoms. Giving up is fatal; care thfd it dot* not boil over) one ounce resolution and hope gain the victory of isingloM in two wineglasses of spirits With the help of Providence. And even as to fear*, forelnxlaigs, and so forth, of wine. This will bt transparent. glue. the same direction, in substance, will apply. A lady told the writer that, after strawberries and pounded white loaf a period of acute suffering from various sugar; mosh up the lierries well in pre-­ serving-pan first, and add sugar after­ ward; boil for twenty minutes, stirring all sorts of things, and they 'do not well and skimming; always use patent come; I have had all manuer of distress, glass jars. . and dreaded what has never yethapIt is said grease may be extracted I»ene<L Nothing that I have been so □cess : Wet • ulanned about has really oecuired. 1 from silk by the following process allow these tormenting fears no the inirt with euu-de-eologne and gently I( vp • — the |M. 1 And she resolutely dismissed ' rub the silk unon itself lietween apprehensions. She strove against, hands. , Wlien dry. the grease will disin time overcame, her gloomy and appear. This will also remove recent forebodings, ana now lives 1,au,t’ and the grease from a wax candle* encourage others, to preach hope and Lemon Preserve.—One janind of rfulnww and trust. • pounded loaf sugar, quarter. pound of Not h few of the habits of modem lift? Slhte»,teIi'gS.*ta>d ’ ’’to tarfST conrttoblv; AGAUT TO THE Na«hville, Xichiran With an IMMENSE STOCK of New and Freeh ORNO 8TRONG: Spring Goods AND TEEMING WITH CUSTOMERS Nothing mare tho beauty of a farm more than to aee”it burronnded by a great big, overgrown hedge fence, shut­ ting the farm out from view, and, on the other hand, nnttdng adds more to limo*. the appearance afJ* farm than to toe it Our stocks for the Spring of 1880 consists, as usual, of the surrounded by » neatly-trimmed hedge of the proper height best selections from the largest wholesale houses in New itCno Wash for Mossy Tuxes.—“ The fol­ York, Detroit and Chicago, which may be enumerated io wing wash I have found efficacious: 18.00 Heat one ounce cd salsods to redness in under the heads of an iron pot, and dilute it in one gallon of water, and while warm apply to the trunk. After one application the moss and old bark will drop off and the tree Im? quite smooth."—P., Masonville, Iowa. The old practice among farmers of annually scraping the trunks uf apple I trees and afterword applying a coat-of whitewash is not so common nowadays VILLAGE OFFICERS. as it used to be. Still the good • President—WiDlsm Killen. i n w. results w«« j following the labor will well rep-?” bark 1 d«id l-'nrnisliing Underneath the dry ftU‘. d—.- . —- -.j I countless numbers of vermin make their. home ;— whan the bark is removed and --x-rt ■ Ij wliitewnah applied the destruction of nil । vermin ia certain. ■ ““J hurry and excitement are far too prevavermin u c-rto. juSo< hurrv .u.4 excitement nr. ter too nrev.A urru is neoemmy j ।|e,, it ,tami.r tliu iu the A torn., effort eflort is neoerasry to to toh toh «' sj onJ the «meon-1! 1™1- " Tto‘K tlunK“ mdi to Uko ite Unit gnu., dry, but U vril | r jj ,. to Btir j, ; esir to Uko ite ilret gnun .try, but it nil | ^y. Bo curetul to stir nB i .t tot udmtod by tho™ vte may THE CELEBRATED EniODlHT EPISCOPAL CHURCH—A. D. Nkwmkiu or , 1,1 w^k“.‘““"'ri0 I Mion leuni leiirn it it. Iteginmug Beginning with sith » s simd «m»)l ™ th(, o, it i( Al burn. 1>nnl tow. Pastor. SJerrlree every Bsbbeth at lOft quantity and gradually increasmg it । r*.F Take cold roast beef 8timulute the mind or tiie feeluigs. Ex- a.min. Bna sad f7 pp. m m. Sabbath »cnoji school »i at u 19 m. m. mjw Prayer after n week or two or when the calf is । Beefsteak 1 ie. lalu. colcl roast Deel, lfl constantly the parent f mKua< .very Thured»y trtuing. ton? to£wicks old. give it Ml it will «« Uun shoes about an inch and o, uervou£ Jopruiutiun. too, «... ex. | .■ <-.l ot thM. light Iixxliug it im- i "• M' " flnmbliug. N mediately ofterit has taken its milk. A ; them, and tut tin m into turn slices. . much novel-rending is on nnsus-j i o'cluck o'clock »i>«n>. sharp, on or befora be for* the full of tb« tba moor. moon. They cannot fail to please the Ladies. good itx4««-OU one good odf W.-U pro- Ito-JJS’.'tew■ ‘"‘"mbt"Utei-rar.w.IL tooted i. tetter tlumteli .one on to, "It. ™ w,'“ .Iteto “te.1 I “w"’Overwork, to ! I. one joint te .MrrH, calves uoorlv cared for. beef» and ,, f"43,111*11 ,w J which it u not so easy to remedy as to 1 ■ ■ ■■ . ... ,, . AM Season as you would chicken pie, fill it denounce ' Tin sin r« -Jlirrrfnni OUR SYSTEM OF HANDLING ONLY Have had sweet com as a field crop | uit ^th a crust1 <lenounccgltlttOXTi. Litlk- to-r* to earn, ant! many u. to k^ krep, aince 187C and am a planter of twelve] HMke^ , um. —----- “ w „ YnrrNfy est Hoods and selling on the basis of ! Often strains the nerves and brain too j to fifteen acres a vear. I have also . xuuavu?, —11.. A1 good hobby ‘ fumiahed seed to a large number of Rhubarb Jelly. Take some rlu , : I heavily. is often a wonD. office Emi «id« a Main bumi, NMhvUk Feet to and .Uirv toer., .md the irtwge i. now >1- >t »>*• *•» ’rf doth, peel II. ; derful todl «■-»-»«— ’-•» » •* ‘ »>PJ? derful relief to the overtaxed mind. | enables us to hold all our old custom­ <S«d in ... to ,, virtnity bvTmdred., “d, ent it mto , , ,onto . , tet lteh long. To Too little exercise and too much teal H A. BARBER, with'm inerwuw this to year. yei. Die Tin- chemist chemtet 'I ' 1"“"’ of <>'f r rhnterb ndd tbree.fin.rtte with an increase 1*°^ ,, to i ruin nun the tue nerves neree. of oi many mimy a» woman. womm, Men .ven „ rhjia^ „a Sm ers and gain new ones every week. A visit to the PIONEER mokes the value of sweetcorn as about1 '' P01111* J* 11 '*^r‘ f:i* .1j often Ltj theirs tLcnn by L. ktelu>K<MQ «, near remaanca.on often try indulging tew too uw., freely iIx M.. urac Office, re.ld.nco on oome corner of Waa nine to five for other sorts. We begin j *°.r ’‘I*”1* *cu .. .™. ’ ’ j in tiie use of tobacco. Young men, and , »>n *ud statastreeto, Naahrilw, Mich, STORE will convince the incredulous of this fact. We aim to Ired on th. .talk, .tent July 20 to inw » wdl town. St™, it wto .‘ ।; above -all --------growing huls, are verv unwise I .............................. CHAS. 11. BRADY, our milch cow. mid pig., nnd tefere | prererving pun, lot it ted tockly t it. ; if they employ tobacco nt nil. Their to please patrons both in quality and price of goods offered TTORNEY st law and Solicitor la Chancery tot w. e tt up mid cure foi winter nre. I <“ “» “P 00 "-, ? lum ‘ ‘ ‘ «•-------------------- ’,z------ m —elders’hnve more excuse ; but the vigor Real Estate and Insurance Avcnu Collecting them. Although most goods have advanced from 15 to 25 per orr.,mo d.. It midte. the test ot cow feed.—A.a C. into mto jmn lHU1 pot. P°*" .? BK?ll? 8' . Ite ^ “1 qmckret ‘Hyrkrtil > o of, ,.outh |, cmuiot require i( it, and .nd certainly and Conveyancing a specialty. Bounty and Pen­ HA Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, •SlasUxillE girtrtonj. lL<a.dies and G-enteC ’ Goods. Crockery. DAVIS AND SINGER SEWING MACHINES! Hr the yard to the pound, A xvav- Oi L-nnw if It Will HBt IS t«» drill! al .ft . .... .. <v.. - J gonwii.^.S^ Pa cruelty of frightening voung children is We have often read of thumb-pots for | ---------» xi I almost certain to sow the Heeds of nerplants. An egg shell is a very inex- j To Cure Fits of Sneezing. , VOU8 w<^jjU<w. jW!M handi treatment jx-nsive one, and answers its purpose i A correspondent of the British Modi-. > — in later childhood. — And over-driving well : break one end a little larger than I » ”- — - >-■•"•o . lim • *.«!««««.. . ____ — .. rv_ —‘ -r it... — ----tl__i i____ ____________ •• 1_1_ _„.i vou do the other making simply a small cal Journal says : “Dunng the recent! and harrassing young Intis and girls, hole; then fill with enrtb, mid it yon1 rapid rtpid changes dirt:— of A temperature tom;-=tn~ I caught —■ -M , whether v>-rth~ at -t books or «r work, -™*. all »« tend •<--> in to wish to put plants in them, set in a box a severe cold in my head, accompanied the some direction. Competitive examMy ud- I motions liave to answer r«r for some cases the height of the shell; fill the spaces by a most incessant :---------"* sneezing. ■*»wtut cwvu utc plants p.tw.ko n-Mk J me no re8t- The ! of enfeebled nerves. with earth ; the start splendidly, ,______ fortunate and can be’taken out and handled verv slightest impact of cold air, or passing Simple habits, moderation m all easily As the shell is much lighter from the outside air into a warm room, things, cheerful amuaementa or pas­ than pots, they are mere desirable for-, equally brought on 41 fit of sneezing., times, and reasonable care, «t11 go far tdiipping- fill the space with moss or In vain I snuffed camphor and pulsa- to prevent nervousness. But when, any light substance used for that pur- tills; the light catarrh still triumphed through ignorance, indiscretion, heredpotL?. ov‘*r me- At length I resolved to see । itary tendency, or affliction, it has been 1 xr’w— ..t .kre f„„«A in nnr rt-Art.1. wlmt tiie maintenance of a uniform I developed, the sufferer wil> do well to rmntten mnr ■ or 1-h.h starch and when I temperature would do toward diminish- 1 give all heed to the foregoing hints, and "» r I fcle mifi .An attempt w» membnute and Moortlmgly I plugm-d I ever. rerenUy mite in Ito.ee to toto feiVS -- sion Claims promptly attended to. and all slbar buslncas entrustaa to my care. Office opposite Un­ co House, Nashville. MIcIl LEWIS DURKEE JR, Notary Public, Real Eetate and Incur Griffith** Store. EMORY PARADY. USTICE OF THE FHACE. Conveyanclnc care­ fully- and promptly atUodad to. Office eaat •M-, Main etnet, NaihvlDe Mich. J ' BCM. PARMENTER, D. Office over Hull** Drue montTllle, Mich. M. etore, Ver­ W. H GRISWOLD. P. Honoeopathle Physician and Surgeon. • office o»er I>. C. Griffith'* etore. Residence corner Phillipa and Durkee etreete. Prompt atuo- M A. M. FLINT, Apun and ™bi I toted, to Thc Richest Women in America. The richest woman iu America, and, . collection* prumpllr made. Office over D. C expound above to re.il to to inr and '^t^e "SIU‘“"nSl ; indeed, excepting roy-lty and Baron™. I' Qrlffltl.‘e Store, N uhrille. Mich. £ PARADY, ‘f I MANUFACTURER of Boota and Shoe* Making ^ntavUto ma A and-repairing neatly done, alao .trtd attan- Hon­ rTlii*ee Sixteen Ounce® cent we are selling many of them at the old prices. Try u> and see. • N. B.—Will continue to pay the highest market price in exchange for all farm products. L. J. WHEELER, Prop’r Pioneer Store, Nashville, Mich. VOW IS THE TIME To Take Advantage of the GREAT SPRING BOOM. It Can Be Found at D. C. GRIFFITH’S ’mcon.enienoe from toir Vice Itoitoit rfto mere uiiv uicuuvuuicuuc iawu. — ----------------------------—------------------- , In nnwnw "mnkintr them firm I Nashville rood. Shew» was a Miss Robinon:_______ to,----------JS Sd “e<Kiifficientlv toEjTth.™ "•». -■> her fetter . wteling totvr | lion to *11 aQ orsara promptly, and at theloweet ------1bv. ______ " th. to, ronna. — 1 snnntr thev cat eat to the tender leafieta, leaflets, aud _. . ., , . •- —:t_- "breathe| ' at A RASE i, •pring they and Ii • rt rt x«• New N« Bedford. He owned a fleet of : Whore he is constantly opening 1 * ' s known as the blue line of whalers, I r\RAYMAN. Gooda and Ragpy carried U> any plac« in the vHl»je. Sloul hvrwa, - rood drayextracted from the roo s. for jneessttnt jmeeziug is among tiie | UI1(J lid ft from this profession was known as' rilllny bandi._______________ ________________ Tu managing ”I “““ « —— |• ;* He died when Thebb suggestions as to of smaller ills, and it seems “Blu CHARLES SCHEIDT, onlv ft rational conclusion to to hope tbit tiiat ’his daughter won a mere girl, and left young bulls are given by the William- : uu ;v n ’ . . ]the ler amost fortune ofabout $8,000,000. T She l ette Farmer : To make a first-class simp!" plan.... may furnish t h— ----- I -------- IN---------animal he should run with the cow till | eflicjent remedy against one of the most I hved slenderly aud prudently, and gave be is 6 months old at least If weaned digressing symptoms of hay fever. I tl*«* management of her affairs to Mr. | earlier; the 1 --------------------------------। John J. Cisco. As her tastes were aimearlier,' feed on new milk just ju . from _ pilferII* ntoua £«rd*. [ pie and her wants few, she was able to i oow toe times » day Ul) lie i. 6 moath. B«tnirtlT« Influences. transfer her income almost | Se^TTor* f S ■ ev^v yeo ’tn enormous tb. Tody of the fortune yyOLCOTT HOUSE, Zi«X?d.y,-y . month old, &ve ™ ^t am'S ■ «-»• **> il h“ to Nn-hville, Michigan. him . little fine h.y to pull nt, .U Inter '> more than $27,000,000. Her husband, let him have some'oatmeal, a little oil- ”7°.^ te flv^n ■ Mr nch ““ whwi C. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. cake, vegeUbles, ote.. tocreasing the ‘^±^."iwXwS nhe married him, and h« been sucoe»Thl* U » now Hotel, centrally located, veil kept, rations gradually os he grows older. [ Zro'Vu-.i. nnii tlti.pr pnemii-s in . ful slnctaid b y 0,10 °“ hould since.- 11 It “ us *mud by one w,1 who should Weaning from milk should be gradual j p • .. .J* minnb» indwidn-j variation ltnow ft**1 tbe ineoin’' of tins couple is and in pasture time. Ring his nose at I?a?’ no minute mihvidua! vansbon £>i500 0(M) B year Mr Own u 8 months and handle him from that time 1 tiiot can overt their fate. The unchecked jnrge ,u Mtature, quiet, reserved, Rogn­ on daily. After S is weaned, feed as T^rX^i a e JTeSs and of mod’eat habits. He is’aWt r?" It is economy to trade with me, for I will not allow any merchant ta p J. Pt RlHIH, ' vcm w<£ld other cattle to keep them m “U«k “^T7Sd •*«. “ud * •»>«** «• undersell me, who sells for CASH. w । 47 years of age, and she is about 43. n.. ♦>«. । there was no room to move and when ।1 The richest young ladies in New York the best condition. Do not handle the, , inmilM bv shoals ns a Boss are the Misses Garner, the wi»« daughters of ring afterhealej, it is putand in until is ; .. '. 'uttl , . ..' . I'I tioninuxionentirely rnb the on wound his none: '^rnuide'^ir -ir exist xtaruer, wno orownen ----nt . I Commodore Garner, who was drowned And dealer In Senn, Tobacco, Oonte* FaraUhlnc ... tnntton-UUow twice a day. ”*t' ,ttk •te0«8le 'f» X**” ,ex“t’ under a vwht that overturned u few a—J. 7 . vnrt.nsihocnu.^m^Umt ence os tiie grass can make tiiat theox the ox ' • He mad„ y, io , K. JJERE YOU UA.VE THEM. ’ licks up, or the z' ' ‘ifuuS WaH .tot, and, upon hi. .tenth, w» Ctev. hTL, r_______________ Exiles in Siberia. , that is devastated1 by locusts. It is the !j &b|e to jf<ave bjH $4,000,000 or . t c, dili.IN. The popular idea of the fate of pris­ unwritten law of nature that one race $3,000l000 each. Added to tins, theylW* When we say this, we mean that you have Notary 1’ublic, oners sentenced to hard Inlxir iu tiie must die that another may live; this ore charming and beautiful young la--1 M»pio mines of Siberia is a somewhat exagger­ other, in its turn, suliserving the some dies. g LIEBHALSER, ated one. It is generally believed that end, and so, constantly, until the cycle a man condemned to work in the Siber­ lie complete. Without this law, against Longfellow at Home. * WTUfTT a -kt ian mines is virtually condemned to which there is no appeal, nautre would He dresses in a suit of black bruruldeath ; that when he descends into his Im* a chaotic impossibility. The destruc­ mine he says good-by to the light of tive influences are so predominant that cloth, and is very much of a democrat ■ We are opening the largest and most complete stock rf heaven forever, being kept under ground the coruuge is indiscriminate and with­ A charming conversationalist, he has ' READY MADE CLOTHING, SPRING GOODS, that we have ever had the until he dies; and that, living os he thus out struggle.—Contemporary Review. drawn many dear friends to liim. He has a marvelous faculty of putting one does, amid unhealthy fumes, death is Wnahwillc, KIch. pleasure to present before the people of . quite at his case. Rising early, lu? takes An Object of Pity. qpHAT HUSBAND OF MINE! Nashville and vicinity, aa • call at Hons Growyoat, a worthy German for­ a comparatively light breakfast, and, if these statements before he went to mer, who has been a life-long resident the day is bright, ifldulgea in a walk for our store will fully prove. O.U hU SHAVING and HAIR CUTTING Silteria, appears to have taken some of Berks county, has a shrewish wife, several hours, varying liis runtc daily. trouble to ascertain whether they are who has long rendered his domestic life His rambles sametimes lead him to tiiat true or not, and. after many inquiries, anvthing but a cough of rosea. One a‘X of tiie dead, Mount Auburn; “common fairness," he write*, “com­ day not long ago she, in a fit of pique, occamonaUy he visits Cambridgeport, full pels me to say that every one denied packed up her duds and left him, vowing °»°® ia a "Me he walks to Boston that there was any foundation for never to come back. The news went! his friends or his publishers, them. Even," ift? continues, " the few around’ among “ • • • “ —you «kfiow - ’ ji H his or i 17 A. HUSH. the neighbors ”e cftijg on v ‘“ printeri evary ’day ’ -- does travel I I t,wo wh^n he boa anything to put in -*-Ja ’ Poles who spoke to me so bitterly of tho how intelligence of all kinds “THE BOSS" Government did not bring this to their in the country -and at night several <rf tjrpe, and r«*iv« or returns proofs of charge, nor did I meet any of the con­ tiicm, of whom I was one, went to con- hw works. Thc winter he spends in j It must also be remembered that we alao carry an i—mmo victs who said as much." On the con­ ,i,i ou hhs front Cambridge, and the summer in his Cot­ trary, the silver mines were, so far as at his pipe. 1 b»ge at Noliant His carriage is erect, ' , stock of “I pity you." 1 tiiexo is little in his manner to Bug- ! he could learn, worked on the twelve, and sometimes even on the right, hour honest Ikitch-1 ff**1 hia poem “ Morituri Salntamns." system ; while in the gold mines,, which man, as lie distnrbedly knocked out the | The warmth of his love is lavished u»on 1 he himself visited, the men worked in oshM of his pipe, "you vas right She children, who are all in oil to ] r al-- —ail I T has shunt come lock !"—Chester (Pa.) Indeed, few men enjoy thc compmiv of . AND Democrat. those about them daily as does Mr. | In the coal mines, also, the men only --------------------------------- Longfellow.—Philadelphia Press. work twelve hours ii day, and an officer Ex-Gov. Shown, the new Senator _ ----- - ------ ;---------------informed the writer that the amount of from Georgia, is not aa fine a looking j Bancroft, the historian, has in his ■ HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC. work allotted to each man per day ought man aa his predecessor, liaving a deri- house at Washington a fine painting of i GF Wo buy for CASH and buy very cloae; and conaequentiy oar _ to be got through by an tn-?reetic work­ cal sppcarance, with long white whis-: rhe Emjx-ror of Germanv, presented to j have the benefit of it. kera, tapering to a point, and being t him by Emperor William hunsdf. j IJ HJ _1SJ -L _L S -L S man in alxiut two houns. On the other i Bancroft will, in October, be f» year* oJJ. i Naskvilla. Hitch. hand it appears that floggtog is not in-1 •lightly [old. New Spring Goods CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, Boots, Shoes, Notions, Etc. Barber, Bargains in Spring Goods. DRESS GOODS and PRINTS, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, yvelliam jones- BOOTS, SHOES, ALL KINDS § FOOT COVER �NASHVILLE, MICH., VILI,E — IAJIOMDUTIOJ. dcago Convention finished its Tuesday, putting in nomiua: of Ohio, and for Vide, Gen. ChesA. A rthur of New York. With Gen. Arthur the general publie much acquainted, tayond the fact of hi* being ex-collector of tbvport of New York. He was a ooldier of thc war, rising to the rank of major-general. Grant appointed I him collector of New York, Bj position he retained up to last year. As to Gen. Garfield, the entire people have become r more or less acquainted with him through his sturdy, common sense nIH-ccIh * in Congress, andliis promiJ neiice ns a btatesman. He is eniphatically a-self-mado mau being born of pie bi an parentage, and rising step by ►tep like our Lincoln, until now, when he is made a nominee for the highest honors that our country can .bestow, j At the ont-break of the Rebellion he •_ entered thc army with a small com­ mand and came out as a Brigadier General, aud since that time lie has been a member of Congress. His life represents the noble example of what self-exertion and determination united witli reasonable ability can.doin Amer­ . ica. He is a man in whom the people . have Ulie utmost confidence, will lie a hard one to beat, and if elected we may , look for a continuation of good gov­ ernment and peace. . At the rate of June immigration thus far, 60,000 will be received at Castle Garden during the month. That will make 150JXX) for the quarter year com­ prising April, May, and June. Tak ing in Boston, BaltimoreiPhihulclphia, and other ports for the same period, we may expect a total of 200,000 for the quarter. Nearly nil these immigrants ore sturdy and vigorous, they will increas and multiply.' This westward procession of the people of Europe is one of ttfi1 imposing spectacles aud pol­ itical portents of our day. lustend of shut door t in liquor sav ■ loo us on Sundays, the new Massnchu • -setts law now orders open windows nil day long. All curtains, wooden . screens,- stained glass, or ground glass doors and windows must come down jor stand aside, so that Everybody can see what is going on or going down within. This is a novel method to bring about the restrictions of Uun-I . uajeirtw «*»»*• ■ ■ plaint agnmstiL it is not without its | effects in the three weeks that it has । ... I _ . been m force. ‘ Let us, iu the campaign now opening war with words, divided iu opinionFJ - ---------------------------------------------- --------- vote for different men, but never for- ; thc lWainifn<-tin-os atone changed position. The balTwhTc him first struck the liarrel of his • MAIN LINE. the «». nut Finest Goods in Central Nicli Griffin of Battle Creek, was drowned in a cistern Wedneadiy. Among the arrivals st tiie Chicago then struck the man just over tho greenback national convention was and heart and was stopped there by a song Denni* Kearney, Juft put of prison. lj£k in his shirt pocket. -He' was un Wm. SAdlcr, a Canadian employed at coWk-ians for three-quarters of an hour, Tompkin’s camp near Big Rapids was and’it was a full month before the killed instantly Saturday morning by a black and blue spot diappeared. failing limb. At Pitsburg Landing a member of Edwin Stevens,.of the law firm of the Twelfth Michigan Infantry stooped Loud A-Stevens, was found dead at down to give a wounded man a drink I am prepared to furnish the public his house in Detroit Saturday evening. from his canteen. While in this act a ballet aimed at bis breast struck the Death caused by apoplexy. • A freight train brakeman on the canteen, turned aside, passed through Grand Itapids A Indiana railroad fell the body of a man and hurried itself in from the train Saturday morning at tiie leg of a horse. The canteen waa split open, and dropped to the ground Stamwood and was inatadtly killed. in halves. • Earnest T. Brsriger, & brakeman on At the second battle of Bull Run as a the F. At P. M. railway fell, between New York infantryman was passing the cars near Saginaw,- June 3rd. and his plug of tobacco to a comrade, a bul­ was so badly crushed that ha died next let struck the plug and glanced off and morning. ■ hurried itself in a knapsack. The to­ It is in the air that the Democrate bacco was rolled up like a ball of shav­ and'Greeubackers of Michigan will en­ ings aud canieda hundred feet away. deavor to eoaiesce'this fall on the elect­ Directly in line of the ball was the oral ticket. Thc proposal comes from head of.a lieutenant, and had not the Grand Rapids. bullet been deviated he would certain­ Mrs. Paggett, of Greenbush, is nearly ly have received it. As it was he had seventy yeira oW, yet rather than liave Ixith eves filled with tobacco dust and her husband, who is old and blind, go had to be led to-the rear. At Brandy Station one of Custer’s to the poor-house, she chopped six troopers had his left stirrup strap cut acres of. timber for #34. Mrs. Bordeaux, of Ottawa Lake, took away by a grape-shot, which passed between hisleg and the horse,blistering a pan of hot ashes to (he barn to kill thc ebichen lice witli. The lice were his skin us if u red-hot iron had been destroyed and so were thc barn and used. He unmounted to ascertain the nature of his injury, and as he bent unfortunate Mrs. Bordeaux. Over a bullet knocked his hat off aud Mrs. Jatoe Monroe, of Battle Creek, killed Inrtrtirtc. In the same fight was took a large dose of laudnnm late Mon­ a trooper who had suffered several days day night, to commit suicide. A doct­ with toothache. In a hand-to-hand or was called and slie is still alive, with fight he received a pistol ball in the but little hopes of recoven’. . right cheek. It knocked put his aching While the enthusiastic' Kalamazoo double tooth and passed out of the left republicans were firing Garfield salutes hand corner of his mouth taking part Tuesday night, O. D. Willcox had un of the uper tooth along. The joy of arm blown off and was otherwise ter­ l>eing rid of the toothache was so great ribly, and perhaps fatally iniured. that the trooper could not be made to Hiram Day was also maimed for life. go to the rear to have his wound dress­ Charles McGahan, of Battle Creek, ed. IT IS GENERALLY KNOW Ari object, no matter how trifling, has been missing for a week. His hat was found on the nver bank, and he is will turn a bullet from its true course. supposed to have committed suicide. This was shown one dav at the remount He nnd a ouarrel with his affianced, camp in Pleasent Valley. They had and jumped into thc river In a fit of a “bull-pen” there, in which about 500 bounty jumpers aud other hard cases despondency. Hon. Isaac M. Crane has been ad­ were under guard. Once in a while When Combined judged insane by the Ingham County one of these would make a brake for Circuit Court and has been sent to the liberty. Every sentinel in position ; would opeu fire, and it did not matter Tnrfme Asylum at Pontiac. Mr. Crane lias been a member of the legislature, in the least if the men ran toward the was a member of thc Constitution al crowded camp. On this occasion a Convention and was once a candidate prisoner made for the camp, aud as many,as six shots were fired at him for Congress from the third DistricL without effect. One of the bullets en­ The body of an unknown man was tered the tent of a captain in the 12th found in Graud river at Grand Haven Pennsylvania cavalry. He was lying Tuesday. It is not unusual to find down and thc course of the bullet would drounded men at Grand Haven, but have hurried in his closet. Fortunate­ when us in this case, heavy stones are ly for him the candle by which he was Therefore I place my Goods upon the Market, confidentially found tie<! to to the body it makes some reading rv4MlllIK sat „ uw on a BUU1U stand between hin and believing they will stand the test, and ^rove highly satisfac’ „ the ..... . Thia excitement. W hether tins person was i wlic i,n]|t.t cn. tercd. This was niurdered or committed suicide is nor struck and broke, in two, and the light- tory to all who purchase. known. edend ’ ’ to the floor without -• - •be- I ?nd dropped ...... ' ’U,P• *••••••» snuffed out. The ball •••• was I At the Battle Creek races Palma ’•,“ •deviat— .821* buried itself in the pillow under i took first in the 2.30 class, time 2.33 J, | 'ed ‘l and anJ boned ipsv I the officer head, passed passed out out of of that that | 2.33, 2.34. In the 3 52 class Little Tonsy officer’ss head, iv:L and through his tent, entered one be' took fiist money. Silverton secund, Wil!!" •• ’K •* -•-*/•]„ the 2 ;Cjmon" 34 rac* ajx I hind it, passed between two men, and '■ I "d, Lizzie took fin«t. moot ) . *g»i»S » rami' kettle. p]jrt M.coll(] an( —i] ■»» Man— Mallorv and iI here here is is in in Detroit Detroit to-day. to-day, ajilnn a man wl who | Bay Prince divided third and foilrth i wounded five times in les- than' __ •_ *l._ the <> nn2.26 ____ *1__ ___ were I f,.n' ton mtiitifua ti» at FmrFair Onlru flt first moneyTin "race there* minute* Oaks.I In-The kes. ।, bullet nuiiet encerea secomi । -■— throe entries. Bic Soap, Young Wilkes. entered ins his leic left arm; tnc tin- .second nn,J b’red Dougins, winning in the t‘— | pivehim a scalp wound; the thinl hit You can always find the following articles, or will be made to I him in the foot; the fourth buned itJ “ . . »’ onler named-. t.inc 2^1 i, •.31f. 2.33J.। . . '• ; self in his shoulder; the fifth entered I order: order : All All kinds kinds of of Some time since a few roughs broke । his right leg. While he was being car-i » -w-o — For tlie season of1880. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. Unquestionably the best Bnilt and Easiest Riding Ha iiniond ........ MlddfoTHl*....... n&*tine>...... . MmUS*",...L Vermontville .. Charlotte-------Mm femMa,. Rive* Janet Ion. Jacknoa Detroit.............. ; STATIONS. Detroit,____ '.. Jackson, Rlvc» Junction, K*ton Rapid*,. Charlotte------- .. VermontTlDa.. KaahrlUa_____ Haallnca.......... M'ddleTiIJ«,_..„ Rammond Grand Rapid*,.. Through Coachea and Sleeping C»r» to and from Grand Rapid. and Detroit. All train* conaert In aame depot at Detroit with Groat W«»Urn, Gratid Trunk and Canada Southern Railvaya. ' K. O. BROWK, H. B. LXDTARD. ,. V» IITVOI11. G*o’ 1 Poo*and Tlekot JL««nt.ChIeo<o. Buggy or Wagon JgOOM, BOOM, BANG! To be found in the IVfar-lxet. Workmanship and Materials Witli THE IDEAL OF TIIE TRUE ARTIST, All Goods of this Manufacture, E. COOK TLMTKF IMPT P MP KTS i i i X kJ X Xl.XV-m.XXt Ut XUXX XJXJUXXUXl For a few days only J. 5c G. Meakin's IRON STONE CHINA! -Warranted not to craze or crackle. Tea Cups and Saucers " “ " •* handled 50 c. Tea Plates 30 e. Breakfast Hates 40 c. Dinuer •* 50 c. Coffee A Sugar 10 C. (.‘mined Goods per can 15 c. | Peas, Beans, Strawberries, Coni, Black­ berries, Cherries, Etc. COFFEE~AND TEA I AT ANY PRICE. Olioiee RoaHtfei , of Beef, Pork Veal, Mutton and Steak, “so lender as never vaa.” I3OSS BOLOGNAS For the whole population. dressed at a moments notice. I “All these things and many more, Call and see me at the corner store.’ । Cash paid for Produce «« ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------C. W. SMITH. fight,.u. we are still friends ^ons. JAAcoupl; coupleof oftheniwere them werearrCTtal: arrested were werebeing being*dressed mT eiplwling exploding”.hell shell ! rienuB I... ML ......... on neighbors, I...,. f„..,.l. drewod an. and kindred. Every man has a right and one escaped to the trie Canadian side. I almost bnried buried him hini under an avalanche that. h I J** mt b‘Y Monday to his own opinion, anti so faros that Rnt n11 ‘day Monday on the Canadian ;| of dirt. dirt, % in being being removed further to | OSBORN REAPERS AND MOWERS, SULKEY RAKES,' ■ I shore rapping his heels against the Imnk , the rear a runawa opinion i. bonost, tte individual en • ..... Shovel Plows, Corn Cultivators and Harrows both Square and! tertainiDg it is entitled to respect. ‘ ’--------_ Towards evening he got a boat and and yet to-day he is seemingly hale > ' butterfly, cameback to Algonac and was arrested. ' and hearty and walks without a limp. I . ___ . The recent wet, warm weather is “Yes 1 came back,” lie said with a sigh I —Free Preu. I— |\T -----■■ i 1 jv I? 1 vl T* K J K? • bringing garden vegetables right along to the officer who had hin in charge. and the bugs and worms are coming another day'ii) Canada. j'U' t,,nn *t*y ' Got Their Oothes Mixed. । Double and Single. Heavy and light, unsurpassed in style, qual- | 50 1 cars befbre the Public. witli them; but let Michigan funner* ai w..m Bav Citv ni-d-ntiv nimvfivn' v* .t • •mT i called ■■ . i ity prices. cheap. Callars, Collar At nest any city, recently a iM>5 me t Mark Twain his uew ibook, - aii(l,,low , 1 , - Repairing . ‘ J?. done • tt ilook around them at the promise of । Pronounced by all to be the most years old. named Chetilliou, was teas- Tramps Abroad, tells how s. party of I Pads and m in lack fact everything in the Harness line. line, bountiful crops, and think of the ]>oor ing a half-starved savage dog which j tourists got wet, aud what they did j ; plea taut and efficacious remedy now in -rTT*/r 'WWT ▲ ■< Kansas farmerH who are crying out for was chained, when th.- animal broke when they came liack to the hotel: JLl U JWL Jt> JHjJrt/ W jNL<jr<_>±W use for the cure of coughs, colds, hoarse. ,r j ai i • i c* • m • • 1 neu crouu tickling sensation in the rain to cool the parched earth and save loose and commenced eaUngUW child. -We stripped, and went to bed, and n and attempted to drag the child under i n?nt onr cfothes down to be baked ; all Carnages, I op und Single buggies and Spring wagons. Trim-I „ . r urk‘u,fr sensation in the their crops rrom destruction. theliouse. The child when rescued | the hords of soaked tourists did the' minff a snecialtv Old tons made to look as "Sod am nPW ' '^t’oping cough, .etc, Over a was temblv mangled, and is not ex- ; Kaine. Thc chaos of clothing got mix„ ° U sPec,ail'J • 'Jia ‘°P8 TO a& 0OOU OS new. million bottles gold within the last few A demure, diminutive girl, aged 18, pected to live. People who wdl keep ' ed iu the kitchen and there were con- ' RpTuomner .> Remember we we have have aa founnrv foundry ana and are are nlwavs always renrtv ready tn to row rea- ‘ .' yean. uit gives relief where ever — used, is under arrest in Philadelphia for^iig- an auinial half-starved deserves to be I M.quencea. I did not get the same 1 pair make or furnish anything made of Cast or Wrought | a,,d the power to impart benefit that amy. She has three living husbands, about half eaten up themselves, and drawers I sent down, when our things j Jron " " • cannot be had from the cough mixtures all of whom the married within two people who do riot teach their children I CAnu, „p at 6:15: I got a pair on a new years. When asked why she had done better than to torture dumb creatures plan. Thev were merely a pair of long o-nts'^Xiih’''1 by 111 dra“i’teatS5 deserve to be tied up and tortured— white ruffled, cuffed sleeve*-, hitched this she Mid: “They were all good fel­ past a little. ' to-gether at the top with a narrow numeouuyiiig >vurK none uy the me best uvst ui woncmen. I --------Horseshoeing unu and juu Job Work done by of workmen. -----lows and they coaxed me so,” held "t®“*3:“ CihiS«S‘.,D u“‘«h7 tL/ «re preUy XU?, Casting a apecalty. Scrapers and Fann Bells cheap. Chilled ', ••"I" w** h«hKettles, all sizes, C0]. ^/®«0,Iin,ea<,e^for®J*rinRbvercomRussia and China are maki..g faces seventh in the history >f the party.1 bu^ they made toa feel like tiro people, I and land sides to fit almost anv plow. . i„ rr<1„ fr ‘ olamt. plaint, constinatmn. constipation, rirk sick heaaaehe. headache, tofe­ at each other these days, and, if thc The first one was held in Phibulrlphin and disconnected at Umt. The raau . ver and ngue, and all diseases of the unpleasantness ends in a fight, a very in June, IK’WJ, and nominated John c. nijiRt have Is en an idiot thnt got him- UUUlS lof briCK buildings, Iron frc ncing.&c. Fremont for president. The .second UP bke that to rough it in the : —■. — ----y ----. stomach and liver. Sold by all drug spirited fight it will be. Russia is strong w.-m held in Chwairo io 1800. ar<l Lonnmuutain,. .. . . ! A B.. AA'OI.OC'l’T . gist at 25 cents per box. and China ia by no means weak, hav­ coin was nominated. The third took , The shirt they brought rue was /*., i(AS REMOVED ing an army of six hundred thousand place in Baltimore iu 1864, when Lin- I shorter than the drawers, aud hadn t any sleeves to it — at least *t hasn't aoy'x^ „ coin HI renominnted. In 1808 the | '.., i"i i ~ ‘ — — -------men nt her command. more than Mr. Darwin Kod<l call rod!Opposite t ook st Cai-i-iag ’ e Works, j _____ ._______ r»ret«i convention was held in Chicago for the j * ’ “ • * —* •- 1 second time, and General Grant- wns '-------••<.dnovea —; .cV — i | —--------------------------------------------------montary tlicw ----hadwna 'tW. WHERE HE WILL KEEP A FIRST — CLASS STOCK OF 1 T? nnif. 1 ' T. BOISE. . As we go to press. Jhe Greentaekers nominnhil. The filth «■». h-1.1 in Phil- ■: anmnd them, !*«,♦ but tlio the Iwvazam lm«n>ndic_____ ■, _ _ . -------- _ have not selected a Presidential nomi­ adelphia in 1«72. and renominated Gen- । ulously plain. The nit silk under-] II I I La 1 Cmimf CmbmL i nee, but, it is privately /mnoretl that oral Grant The next wn4 held in (’in- nhirta they brought me was on a; new rA 6^1 I JL-LJ — i and Rutherford B. Hayes was plan, and was really a sensible thing; । . KINDS (Successor to Boise Bros.) Susan B. Anthony "is the black mare cinnati, nominated. . it opened behind, aud anil had pockets | Dr Att iximus, YOU CAN FIND AT MY STORE that into carry bffthe laurels. . . .. , , , 'in it for the shoulder blades; but they 1 ■» 'M--fr pH iQfW A horrible tragedy occurred nt a did not seem to fit mine, and so I found . ▼▼ IWMCW, l^FllWLCl That red-skin Victoria has killed farmhouse in the township of Lake- i it a sort of uncomfortable garment. 1 -■ --------------over 100 settlers thus far this season, field. Saginaw county, on the night of They gave my bob-tail coat to some­ th* 7th. A constable went to the house j l>udy else, and sent me an.ulster suitaand if the weather isn’t too wet or too whicli was owned by one Pot Clark, to ble for a giraffe. I had to tie my coldry bis crop of scalps bids fair to pan replevin a pair of oxon which had been lar on liecause there was no button on ° r I taken by Cl,ark from his brother, the foolish little shirt which I describoat the largest for several year*. I have in my employ first-class workmen and can give good satisfaction. Call Clark and his wife attacked the -officer 1 cd a little while ago.” Surgical Instrument!! and sec me before yon purchase. —------ --------------An Iowa schoolmaster knocked down and drove him awav, he says, and on And all the leading Remedies in It only the female mosquito tligt a hornet's nest to use in illustrating a the morning of the Sth he returned and found the house in ashes, Clark and bites, but when a man gets a chance to torture, bat instead of a lecture he il­ his wife headless and limbless corpses, belt one with a towel, hr’s going co do lustrated a race of a mile and a half and blood and a knife were found on it without stopping to inquire its gen; OWIC1NAL ANO ONLY ClNVtNfc School Books, the premises. Of course the supposi-, der. through thickets. Blank Books, tion is that Clark and wife have neex/ Miscollan’s Books. ’ The Japs stud.' jiolitical economy. murdered aud their house fired to con­ A Nevada paper promises tn support A LARGE LIKE OF ceal the crime ; but who did it, or why Ab, yes; we know what tiiat is. Five it was done is not yet made clear, but the party that will adopt the Ten Com­ Bibles, Autograph and mandments us a platform. dollars directly to the voter w worth is being investigated. Photograph Albums - 435 spent on fireworks. The politician’s doom follows hard A COMPLETE LIKE OF Newspapers all through the country upon baboon). Death ia no more than, going from are announcing the coming of circuses one room to another—into dirt or neat- and advising tin- small boy to save his The battles of the union—fight b Wall Paper and Bordering, neas, according as we have lived. nicHes, in order that he may see all the tween husband and wife. [TRIMNXP FREE.] wonders of the great and only exhibi­ AS FINE A LINE OF No wonder the world ia no. Usd when tion of the kind on the globe, etc. Tea! Ten I Tea! three-fourths of the babies as they Don’t do it. boys; don’t allow any edi­ kuc>, one Menu'T nunh;’ truooTl ui outor wzx-. Big Bargains in Tea, au<tft Beautiful ■ Srn*nu»n ■ MeehUnr. Four ««• of H*v*r« •••me into the world as unwelcome tor to preach any such thing in tn your Aa there la in town, and all war­ brains. Watch your chance and slide Conch Shell given with every Pound. , ranted to be as represented in with the crowd, steal in under the C. W. Smith or money refunded. (MnMMhrMN* Mier live with a dog tlpftia kind canvas. Never pay to go to a circus, caution Druggists claim larger sales for Hili’ I good than with a flirting or scold­ as you may be disappointed with the . . . rCALL AND SEE ME wife. or a brutal, drunken hus- performance, mid disappointments in Buchu than any other medicine. ;»>-.<■.!«.< of youth often result diMastrously. Ra­ BE NOT DECEIVED ther run the risk of being kicked over I DR. C. W. GOUCHER, Prescriptions Ctu I I A I—? I 4.^-4* V 'SELLERS’ COUGH . SYRUP! ___________________ RI.ACKSMITIIIAG, Best Heavy Harness from $33. to $35. Single Harness from $12. upward. NICHOLS,SHEPARD & CQ.BaitleMM »«-■■■■*«- 'v. Patent 4 Propriatory Medicines VIBRATOR ^ F. T. BOI8K. �Fr**e» Hb<**lter ha* bought a now Mra. Lundquist b a terrible Miffarer SATURDAY, - - - JUNE 12,1880 with a earner, Hastings, June 6, 1880. • Leander Kent i* preparing to build a Oreo Strong, house this fall. Dear Sir1 wish to express my grat­ VICINITY LOCALS Several rraudenta of the village have itude to somebody for sending me the repainted their dwellings. Nashville News. The paper is well WOODLAND ITEMS. Fanner* are trying, under great dilfl teamed “The News.” The reader can Ree'atonce that the editor make* an I’atingill No. 2 took to himself a iculties, to mend their ways. The wind, rain and insect* are re­ effort to get all the news of tbe county, Mapes. just as it should be. Let the News. Waahiugton’s No. 2. has gone in yon- ducing the wheat crop fearfully. come, sent by whomsoever it may be, The Republicans are so pleased at it is welcome all the same. Yours, • der (Ohio.) . Garfield ’ s nomination that they can't Unde Sam. Jordan is failing in D. H. Shelly, sleep nights. . health very fast. D. B. Bowen says that 88 years ago Wa-ca-co-nOj the well known Miami The fisherman are building a boat­ just snch a season ns the present one Indian, living in Liberty township, up­ house on Jordan lake. on the reservation, died yesterday, in Charley Hies says this wet weather visited this town. ’ Squire Grant was honored with a tbe 59th year of his age. He had been / has brought him a girl, baby. on the Democratic floor as one a member of the Baptist church, some A. J. Kilpatrick, our census taker, is position twenty yeara, and frequetly preached. of tho county committee. busy asking the girls how old they are. Elder Harder of Nashville will preach On his nnu of. TOO acres, years ago, he If it does rain a good share of the built a church, iu which services were at the Matteson school house on Sun ­ time, we can eat strawberry short-cake. day af turnoon, at half past 2. regularly held during his life time. L. Hilbert t Son and John Holmes ‘ A ride through the country will con­ Wa-ca-co-na was an-honorable Indian, are receiving loads new goods every vince any one that funning is anvthing and had the respect and good will of bis neighbors.—Wabash Plaindealer. week. hutencouragin.g, this spring. Tbe above snbject was converted Rev. J. F. Orwick has takei. his Prof. J. C. Field of Charlotte will wife to Kalamazoo for medical treat­ Eve a concert at the M. E. church in witli sixty other Indians under the ment. missionary labor of Rev. C. A. Price, of llamo, in the near future. Some of our farmers think that their Ev. Parsons has bought a span of this vicinity, twenty years ago. These corn ground will raise millet or buck­ horses and u bran new harness and facte we learu from a letter bearing’ wheat. • can now put on airs witli tiie rest. date Oct. 4, 1832. The chief of the Our fishermen are having lots of fun this wet weather, catching fish on Jor­ . D. W. Powers has returned to his above tribe, who was converted at the farm and a Mr. Wilson of Vt. Ville dan lake. has moved into J. B. Hartwell’s house, same time, died a few months ago at Hon. Geo. M. Dewey will speak Fri­ lately occupied by Mr. Powers. the age of 101 years. day evening, June 11, nt thc church, if Many farmers were still -planting it don’t rain. . A church in Vermont advertises for corn the present week, while others We see that our oar men are still having corn large enough to cultivate a pastor-J“Ono who is, not afraid to turningout oars. They have a new are compelled to sit on the fence and asM^isiu-with the poor and who gives supplv of logs on hand. no attention to politics.” We hail the mourn. The M. E’sf of the Holmes church, Thc Congregational society consent­ rising sun! baye a new l»ell weighing 450 lbs. C. ing to’ the removal of Rev. Henrj8. Phillipa willed fifty dollars toward Marsh to another charge, have brought Xashville Markets. purchasing the bell before he died. themselves among the list of churches «r — LOO The lightning struck uncle Johnny without a pastor. . Haight’s house last week. It came Ed.Rarick has iuvfsted in abnin new down the chimney, tore up tho floor steam power threshing machine, right some and burnt a nole in tho caipet. from the Buckeye state, and ho pro­ 75 Lorenzo Curtis is building a house. poses to do good work with it or throw- Onion*, per ba, 10 We hope every carpenter will respond up the “biz.” and give him a day or two, work. He Johnnie Green is improving in health Timothy per bo..... has all the lumber and timber ready and tho wound caused by the amputa­ Mt for the building and is thankful to the tion is doing finely, ami Johnnie pro­ Clover Seed, per bu. 11.00 people for what they have done and mises to scon be among the stirring 4.50 . 1.75 hopes some time in■ the future to re­ mass of humanity. 1.00 spond if any of them be so unlucky as Mrs. Sarah A. Pernr of Brookfield Wool... to burn out. was married on the 30th of Muy to Wm. A. Rogers of that town. Mrs. Perry ’is the ilaughtei of the lat<*T,cvi BrnnLOCAL MATTERS. SUNFIELD ITEMS. dige, deceased, of West Kalamo. Physicians freely prescribe the new This correspondent wishes to enquire Valentine Mapes now writes P. M. Food Medicine. "Malt Bitters,” be­ aftefiiis name. if the agitation of the temperance cause more nourishing, streugthing, Sunday was a wild, harry sort ’of a •question, and the formation of red and purifying than all other forms ol ribbon clubs has anything to do tow ­ •lay in these parts. ard causing so much rain in this state malt medicine, while free from the R. N. Wilson of flhbewa. has opened this spring i objebtions urged against malt liquors. • 37-41. a branch store at Burns X-roads. Jim McCorej- boaste of being the / Bcnj. Frybogle lead Miss Bell Trow- owner of a chicken that began to crow brige to the hymenial aileron the 30th at the tender age of four days, and A book on the liver, its diseases and ult. , still continues to sing, rooster fashion, Twins arc the blessings nt present in at int<Tvnls of half an hour each day. their treatment sent free. Including treatise upon Liver Complaints, Tor­ A. Cainpbcll’s home. Their agregate Where’s Barnum ? Rid Liver, Jaundice, Billiousness, weight is 18 lbs. The new school house in the Evans cadache. Constipation, Dyspepsia, School has closed in Dint,, No. 2, on tuniiKi district is advanced a uunce dance .Malana.eiC. in im» far I.u .iu . .UIIAU that u Malaria, etc. AtHireaS Address UK. Du. BAXFOKD, Sanford, account of tliu illness of thc teacher. \— ’...’..i i.. i.„„ laX' . 288 Broadway.’New York City, N. Y. Miss Flora Barnum. week,and at awhich numbers Now, were II sold good time time 43reported. - -------- - --------Sunfield has got. too small to hold sold and a good time reported. Now, ----wish ----------.. , iI ice < ream I Ice < ream ! to enquire if that is the modTom. Pratt and Alf, Allen,they having we Resumed the responsibilities of par­ eni way of opening a temple of learn­ The Ice Cream Boom is now upon us, ing. * ents. and you will always find the best qual­ E. F. Preston ia the census enumera­ Jack Lundquist is expecting his ity liv the Quart, Pint or Dish, at the tor of Sunfield. Now boys, how many father, mother mid brother from the Ice Cream Parlor, two doors north of babies havct you I no nigging! far off hind of Sweden, to land at his the Post Office. 88tf. The temperance mass meeting held house before many days. How great Farm for Rent, at Coy’s grove on the 23rd ult, was will lie the pleasure of that meeting to the parents and children, when safely largely attended and pronounced a edI.N.Crittendon offers his farm in Cas­ locked in each others anus after so I tleton (near Morgan) for rent for oue cided success. . long a separation and so great a dis­ A prominent Smifiehler wanted to tance intervening, when they can re-, or more years and will take his pay in cash nr iu the clearing of luuu. For have a good laugh and some fun with joice that after so wearisome a journey hia wife, and so a few nights since Se­ they have at last met in thi.* land of partRiilars enquire ou premises. I. N. CRTfENDKN. creted himself by the roadside and liberty where every one is a Lord, fired off a pistol just m his wife and an­ Duke, Marquis, King, Queen, Count, ryWill pay the highest market other lady passed his hiding place, Countess, honest, rogue, or in prison. price in cash foruiisaltcd butter Fann­ homeward bound from a visit. Ah the A curious case of human nature has ers bring Idyour butter and save the report of the pistol combined, with the E. P.EESE. lateness and darkness of the hour, occurred in the south part of town. salt nearly scared the ladies into fits, he Mr. -Abner Reynolds aim" wife,two old Undertaking. was Kept so busy bringing them to, pioneers of the town, aged respective Having completed in every particular tiiat he didn’t nave time to laugh ly 87 and 83. who have raised a large family of children, and lived to see our Undertaking Department, we are much. them all grown to men and women, now prepared to furnish at all times a BARRYVILLE ITEMS. and who have giand and great-grand first class modern Hearse, cooling door crape, bearers, children living near by, saw fit,a short I>oa rd s, Dr. C. 0. Scott is in Grand Rapids time ago, to disolve partnership, Mrs. badges, gloves, and our services, tliis week. Reynolds declaring that she would when required,in laying nut and pre­ You can bear tbe steamboat whistle live witli her husband no longer. She paring for bunal; preserving liodies in left her home and went to reside with any kind of weather without the bar­ on Thornapple Lake most any day. barous use v>f ice, etc, all of which with Elder Preston, formerly of Maple her daughter, and Mr. Reynolds failing our personal attendance at funerals to pursuade her to return to his roof, Grove, is visiting friend* at Morgau. advertised her desertion in due form in will l»e furnished free of charge. The cold water picnic, at Morgan, the Bellevue Ga^ctle, and Mra. Rey­ Kellogg, -Demakay &. Co. has been postponed on account of too nolds or some, one in tier behalf, replies The Chemicm Works much water. in Inst weeks issue, claiming that the Eldei Scott is at Grass Luke this cause of-her leaving was on account of Will pay the following prices for wood week, in attendance upon the Jackson the very extreme cruelty of her hus­ delivered at thc works : 4 ft. body Baptist convention. band, who kicked, beat and otherwise beach and maple wood, 81.75. 4 ft. Geo. Norton is putting in the dam. misused her. Mr. Reynolds informs body beach and maple, dry, $2.00 lately swept out by the flood, and will the writer that such is not the case, Short wood will lie taken at proportion­ W. G. Sears. rtoon have the mul in running order but the secret lies in the fact that there ate prices. Manager. is a deep laid conspiracy .to defraud again. Minor Mead, W. N. Devine and C. 0. him of what little property he has in QTBnv your Dry Goods,Boots Shoes, his posessioD. To bad, yes, we say to 'Scott have been chosen delegates to tbe Hats, Caps, Groceries, Provisions, State convention nt Jackson, from the bad, that after so many years of mar­ Crockery, Notions, etc,, of E. Ref.se, ried life,and blessed as’they have been, Middlerille Reform Club. who always sells at the lowest prices. to see them compelled to take ’this ’ ’ ’■ G ASTER. step in their ripe old age. HlftKORY CORNERS ITEMS. Noprepartior. has ever performed such EAFON COUNTY ITEMS. . marvellous cures, or maintained so wide Highways being repaired. • a reputation, as Ayer’s Cherry Pec­ Charlotte is bonnd to celebrate, She toral, which is recognized as tiie Mrs. J. W. Parkhurst has gone north world’s remedy for all disease of the will do it on the 3rd. ou a visit to her motlier. throat and langs. Ite loiig continued Mr. and Mrs. Clint Bradish of Sand t Judge Hooker is said to be the best series of wonderful cures in all climates band at raising small fruits in toe coun­ Lake are guests of J. M. Cadwalader. has made it universally known as a ty. ' Mr. Lemuel C. Campbell is very low safe and reliable agent to employ. Eating too much clover took off three Against ordinary colds, which are the with consumption. He has been sick a cows for John Hall of Brookfield, last forerunners of more.serious disorders long time. week. it acts speedily uud surely, always re­ Jfr. J. Roberts has moved his har­ Mrs. Moris Johnson, aged 55, of Grand lieving suffering, and often saving life. ness business into the store building of Ledge, died from a shock of paralysis, The protection it afiords, by itstanely J. C. Bishop. last week. use in throat and chest disorders, makes No wool has been received in this F. E. Blye has been arrested at Car­ it au invaluable remedy to be kept al­ market yet.. Think it will open at rollton, Saginaw Co., upon a cliargo of ways on hand in every home. No per­ about 35c. per lb. bastardy preferred by a Grand Ledge son can afford to be. without it, and ' Mr. Asa Pennock returned with a girl. those who have once used it never will. lot of horses a few days since. Mr. P„ The first shipment of wool Trom From their knowledge of ite composi­ is handling a good many of them nowtion and effect, physkiaus use the n-days. Thoma* Pennock sold his Charlotto was made by the Patrous of Cherry Pectoral extensively hi their Husbandry last week Wednesday, and span of bays for $300. practice and clergymen recommend it. aggregated 10,000. It is absolutely certain in ite remedial Hon. E. W. Barber, formerly of effects, and will always cure where Charlotte, has Ix-come president of a cure* are possible. CEDAR CREEK ITEMS. new furniture company of 150 men For Sale by au. Dealers. power, recently formed at Jackson. New good, al Uuwbw’w. A ounrrel among the members of the imuuniK committee voiuiiHiux' of oi die me new church cuurcn , Ju. Farmers are busy shearing sheep, budding at Cheater Cen ter ha. blocked the nrobetween showers. Rain! Rain ! every day for two weeks gre«s of work upon the temple afore- n-.*n*m tb*n *ny kn*wt> ' past. Thc doctor thinks it is not good said. Frank G. Smith and Ella P. Merritt weather for brick making. School lifts commenced again after two well known young Charlottians, Ixdug closed for two weeks by the were authorized by the Rev. M’ifliams ineasels. There was two deaths from to share the same bed "kivrr" on Wed. ' the meascle during Um time. -noeday evening, of Julv at Cedar ftwk on the third. 2i TV “J >LraPr’?’r A fre. dinner Mr *11, *.xl rnnd WMknr > M 1 Tbrr,- will be * tewm-ftawe .Hernd, noon sin! evening of tiie serond day. mat Veea. j C. P. L. i Tramps effected an entrance to Ed. i crtM*’ Undoubtedly has the largest stock of Lig-Ht 'Weight. Clothing in Nashvile and offers Special Bargains in all Fine W orsted Suits, X^ightCussi lines. mere Suits, Blue Flannel Suits, Lin eu and Cotton Suits, I>usters in endless va­ riety, -white thick -vests, all of the newest and most fashionable cut We make no Misrepresentat ion in regard • to our clothing and have but one price. This fact coupled Standard Quality of our goods, has forced us to the front ill the CLOTHING TRADE of Nashville. I have also a with the full line of Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Shirts. Collars Ties, eufls, Hosiery, ,Ve.. all new and nobby Law Prices, Small profits and Good Goods G. A. TRUMAN .jjTISA FACT THE PUBLIC. They all <io IL Go to the Old Reliable Market for Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats of all kinds. Henry Roe, Proprietor. ----- BELIEVING THAT------ niiwte ^^est and Best Selected Stock Nashville will soon RiJobn»lon'« 8«t**p*rill*. cut** Llrer ConplaluL । JobntMn'a Sanaparill*, cure* IndlitMtlon. 1 val the County Seats Sobniloo'i S»r»*p*rill» I* ated by everybody. Jobnaton't S*r**jxrill*curr* Sick Headache. Job niton'* San>«j>*rill* cure* Dy»pep*l*., Each aide of her, and that a little mon* ] competition will make a little lx-r - ' | ter market, I have, purchased a stock »f | Geo. D Babcock, auctioneer, willi close out my entire stock, consisting of । Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Notions, etc., at auction, begining on -Monday afternoon, June 14th. 71 Mrs. A. P. Nichols. Auction! Auction ’. FURNITURE IN BARRY COUNTY HARDWARE, WS t Patent Rockers, Iron, Nails, EUenJlon Tables, Glass, Stoves, I LMJrr%rs! I Camp Chairs,Ac. Tinware, Paints, ! -««>Oils, Varnishes, Common F.»-nitUi-e py Bailey & Wood have a harness J full fiiFbtart, you will will d«» do well well to u,| Brushes Our Undertaking Departmn’t shop in blast, you LONT. A Ladies Red Morrocco Pocket Book I , containing seven dollars, on the ro«Ml I between Nashville and Norton’s School; House, Maple Grove, on the 7th inst. The finder will be rewarded by leaving i, the same at Norton’s School House. J iwk, W. H. Spencer. I ia»i« purcharing any- At below Manufacturers prices. I had Call va On them f--- ‘ before ---- --------nnv. thing in the harness line. Rejuiiring credited up to me ou these done in the best style. I goods and can . j Of every' dew-rirtlon Cuwuk-te u> every particular. . ’ ' WeKuar*u»<« r-"4™”' EASILY MEET COMPETION,. P™es ^at Can'tUnder^d I I —. t r POUNDS GAIN It) of consumption. Philadelphia, P*. riev»e ovnu me tiri-lve boUh'» of . , . _ , ,, , <n mir twaiing ana rnlAOtvDa J**K*' Casa**** iBPlca, one each of Pill* and |, Having ..„VHlg bought for cash. My expenses able [>rL-r. tn double their ntnnber flaring tbeynar Ointment, foi a fri-od of mine who ■ not «PJ«^ 1 are ■low. •I do ' " goods at cost, |10 eowenot- sell to live: and *» your medicine* cured me of CON but at a fair living profit. : ’ SUMPTION MMne three year* ago, I wmI him to C A.T.T. Aixrr* r:i.”r try them. I ipdncd fln«-er> pound* whll* J*1* , fir«t three bottle*, and I know ItY* Jnrt the thing for him. R«pecttolly. J. V. HLLU 1 t!l* irniruj .m. ------ . , ■ilhfy the most «keptfc*l- There I* r»ot * »ingle .pnpUNn of Consumption tbslRdoo not diaipol* *1 o«—, and U wlh break <-P • in 24 boor*. <3 50 per pint boule. CRADDiXK* CO-. 1022 Raee BL, Philadelphia, Pa. Commissioner's Notice. In tbe matter of the Mtate of MINERVA CORUuuvr*>KU<u, uav.D* WWW W, ..... . Court for thc county of Barry. State of Michigan rommiulonen to receive, examine and adjuit all claim* and detea&da Of *11 prraon* agahwt *«id dcemt^td. do hereby give notice Hurt w» wiH meet at tbe Ute rcwldenee of the dceeamd in the town»hlp of Maple Grove, Barry Co , Mieh.. on Wednesday the thirtieth d*y of Jane, A. D. IMO. aud on for the pnrnoae of exarningand allowing Mid cl*im* and that tlx mouth* from the twen$y-fonrth d*y ol M»y, A. D. IMO,were allowed by Odd court for cred­ Horn to v<->eut tbeir claim* to u* for examination and allowance. Dated May 27, DWO. tHAJU.ES FOWLEB,. HENRY BURTON. 1 (se-aop JOHN GIBSON, NERVOUS DEBILITY. that follow conieoueuce Always ready at moderate rates. ' SPECIALTIES: and vicinity that I atu prrjare.1 to make the Builders Hardware, Ptire White Lead, ----- «R THE;-----Pure Ohio Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil, Lard, Castor. Golden, Sperm, Repairing Done In the Best Virginia Lubricating Oils. Manner Possible i FINEST SEWED BOOT COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. The Legal Tender and Other Oive yr° a Cal1! COOK STOVES.! Thc finest makes of KNIVES, RAZORM. TUing. WALKER & NORTON FLOUR, MEAL § FEED, FARMERS & MECHANICS TOOLS, [attention farmers! | •old by *11 drngxiJt* *1 St per package, or *lx pack age* for |5. or will b* wo I free by mall on receipt of the money by addrrmlnr a THE GRAY MEDICINE UO., Call aud see me. Respectfully, LRANK C. BOISE. ASHVILLE LIVERY. jyjILLINERT! J. OSMAN, Prop. STORE SINGLE OB DOUBLE TURN-OUTS FANCY GOODS. LOW RATER „ DERY, HATS. FLOWERS, BONNETS, ETC., E DRESS MAZING COMMERCIAL TRAVELOR8 MADE A SPECIALTY Oppoalto tbe Wokott Hou*®. Nathtilte, Midi. / FRANK BAKER. IN THE WORLD. o sanity or t'onaumjitlon»nd a pn-ra*tarv grave. Ful ...Hl.nl.n I- ...J ,RIBBONS. Si6U’the Big Boot'pHi: HARRniLLE MILLS. MCIMMORM, ■■'•TO -.W 8fir-Abn*o; a a NEW Kellogg, Dema ray A Co. I gOOT AND SHOE SHOP. M HEA RM, untiling cure for ifemlMl “ /dgYk A FIRST-CLASS TINNER MRS, O.M, YATKS. jgOOT A5D SHOE KHOP^ J. O8MA.V House Moving. BOOTS ami HHOEH FINESBcSTS.-ult'y’ Prt‘* A. BURGMAN Stephen Sprinkct desires to anon nee to Ute public, that he has a complete outfit of tools and rollers for moving bnihlings, and all business intrusted to MORGAN, BARRY CO., MICH. Having iboroughlv overhauled »n-i refitted owtnUl with New aoJ Iiuprond Matbluerj, w* prepared to Mere our eu»tomen by grind- GOOD WORK GUARANTEED. WALKER A NORTON, _____________ l-n«p-> at th. lUlUt Y VILLE MILL8 NO PiTEMT KO P*l praise mvfirim �TlxI 567 years, was Willi . Well-ville, stead, ni->u 12. 1880 WAIHIM-TO*. Oou Am»EX*rn>, of-Gen. Sherman’s The Alabama Democrats put np the following State Ueket at their late canenNew Yobx pajH-rH announce the death J. Wjlbon, who waa tmhave been hung at UJiper Handnakr, for murder, wan found dead I Awotato JuattMB 8tm» *®: Matotat South Carolina, the State DvnweraUc For Governor, Johtwon E. Ex Got. Joint Wood, of Illinois, baa, The Senate struck out of the Sundry Advices from Fort Craig, New Mexi- Civil Appropriation bill the ctatiae directing all tortile Apache* near Cook’* canon, and fought in silver dollars... .A bill and drove them out Two Indians wore killed FOREIGN POLITICAL. It is said the South Carolina delega­ tion to thc Cincinnati Convention is solid for Bayard.....The Alabama Democratic Conventiou. The delegation ia said to be divided be- i tween Field, Hancock, Bayard, and Thurman. I - The Colorado Democratic State Con erted an uniimtnirted delegation to Cincinnati, tbe members of which are in favor of Judge Field for PraadcnL The Arkansas Democrats, in a threeday*' convention, on tho thirty-ninth ballot nominated Tliomaa J. Churchill for Governor. Thc remainder of thc ticket U u follows Jacob Frabch for Secretary of State, William * "Jr., for Treasurer ; Auditor Uba The Michigan Democratic State Con- lerted an anti-Tild. n net of delegates to Cincin­ nati. Don IL Dickbwon of Detroit, 0. M. Harare, were the delegateax-xt-taree, A resolution suatadaing the two-th rd* rule was adopted. Hon. O. M.B.roes called tho convention to order, aud nominated Hom.-O’Brien J. AUiu- afterward Moot of the delegates to tiie Cincinnati AIRFIELD’S NOMINATION. Chicago Tribune contained the ijg iu its issue of the morning aa adjournment of the Republican National Convention : “The nctu.'d history of the break which culminated in the non.inntion of Gen. James A. Garfield is very short and very simple. It was, apparently, one of those afterthoughts which so often dome as n relief from perplexity It appeara from the statements of a numoer of the leaders, wliich were made to n Tribune representative last night, tiiat, in. all the caucusing aud planning of Monday night and yesterday morning, there seemed to be no possibility of an agreement. In these conferences Messrs. Hide and Cliandler held that the nomina­ tion lay between Blaine and Grant, aud they accordingly urged the friends of the other candidates to unite-on Blaine, say­ ing that the Blaine men could not afford to go to any one else. So it happened that, when tiie convention was called to order yesterday morning, no agreement or possibility of an agreement had been reached. Iowa was standing solid for Blaine, but, in a preliminary- conference, hail decided tiiat Garfield should be their second choice. “ The decisive step seems to have l»een taken by the Wisconsin delegation. Gar­ field's manly course in the convention had created o favorable impression on all sides, the result of which in the Wis­ consin delegation was that he was freely talked of for second choice. They held no caucus', and during the night of Mon­ day were anxiously awaiting to see some other State moke the break for Gurfield. After the adjournment Monday night, and before the convention was called to order yesterday morning, the matter was talked up in the delegation, and it whs iign-ed that, if qo other solution offered itself within three or four ballots, the delegation should throw its solid strength to Garfield. No consultation was had on the subject with the other leaders, as it was intended to operate os a feeler, the Wisconsin men being among the last to be called on the roll. The result of this feeler every one knows. The Sherman men in the delegation had become con­ vinced that tlieir candidate could not lie nominated, and were ready to unite with the Blaine and Washburne forces. The leiulera and the delegates unite in saying that the movement was arranged en­ tirely without the knowledge of Gen. Garfield mid the Ohio delegation. “ The strange feature of the move­ ment appear to be that the Ohio delega­ tion had absolutely no intimation of it, and were not apprised of the fact, that tlieir State was to be supplied with a second favorite son. In regard to the question, Gov. Foster said : ‘ The Ohio delegation knew absolutely nothing of any such movement until the break was actually, made. The fact of it is tiiat we were making arrangements to transfer our strength, in Ohio at least, to Blaine, and this would certainly have been done witliin a few ballots liad not the action of the Wisconsin* delegation so token us by surprise. It was the The bill for the relief of aetUen within tbe most spontaneous movement I ever saw. It took us all by surprise, aud Garfield was tiie most surprised of all. Th - fact Voorbeo wut to tbe Clerk * desk and bad read ia tiiat no one ever figured out such an a rreoluUon under which tbe 'tiodu* Connulttee ending, and the Ohio delegation hod re­ appcJnud, and .poke at cmidar-rabLc kn«tb ceived no intimation of it When the announcement of sixteen for Garfield from Wisconsin was mode, we were at a loss to know what it meant. The greater port—almost the whole—of the Garfield boom whs developed on the floor of tiie convention. Of course, we were satisfied with the result, and willingly fell in with tiie current. Garfield will carry Ohio sure ; he is one of the most popular men in the State.' “ That there was much truth in this was evidenced by the way in which the Ohio men rushed around on the floor after the change in Wisconsin. Had they known it was coining there would not have b<*n the amount of excitement which prevailed among them.” Mtrikes. The number of trades implicated in tiie 2,352 strikes that took place in the United Kingdom during tiie 10 years 1870-’79 was 111, of which the builders headed the list with 598 atrikes, the car­ penters and joiners having 187 quArrels, the masons following with 151. The colliers followed next? for 339. and the textile trades for 277, Ah to the locali­ ties, the most productive in strikes were Scotland, 473; Yorkshire, 838; Lanca­ shire, 149 ; Northumlierland, 188; South Wales, 135: Durham, 131—in fact, where the bulk of the iron, cool, shiping. and textile trades are found. Suit­ land had an extraordinary prepondiqr- lieri'-h and mines. The 10 highest town, on the list for Great Britain were Glas­ gow, 85 ; Leeds, 73 ; Sheffield, 66 ; Ed­ inburgh and Leith, 65 ; Newcastle, 63 ; Nearly all the fem-.de companions of barer, in the fifteenth century, the “ gem puzzle,” with the numbers from one to sixteen arranged so a* to count thirty-four in twenty different ways. So often do not only history but trifles rc|XNit themselves that one is sometimes lea to doubt whether there ought to ■ be a copyright or patent for anything aa being new under tla- sun. ' The story of Shylock gave rise to ve­ hement discussion in the Prussian Par­ liament tile other day. One memlier asserted that the incident used by Shakspeare really occurred in 1587, but , ... Tbetold lum be would be in debate that the leading idea of the ' “orv Ukely to hang hia hide on the fence story is found in ancient Hindoo mjxholth“. •>“ «>“ 'nlh >'. « the «««>« m mneh mumer. ’ gnaaly beer raid he waa going to auppooed to be borrowed from Norse folk-lore ; but it really originated in the real ol tho an- China. As told thore, a villager went "S.— h-e," replied toe boor, out to the mountains and found two old men playing cht*H m a cave They handed him a date io eat. He stood while a neck is grooved into the flesh. • Wl~Ji i t * Ita soft lips nre hardenetl into a homy I, .Tiiat », said the elephant severe- watching them through a game, when beak. Ae different .orgme, one alter ^i’.?’!‘r one said to him : . I “ You’have been a long time with bs another, bud out; then a pair ol branch-I 1 ,.IN ing gill., and bdt. a long and limber -told the elephant told torn to bo more now, go home.” tad. The worm lm» Income a fed., “ >■» remark, when they were Stooping to pick up hia staff, it crum­ bled to dust in his hands ; and when he Three or four day. more elaiwe, and the ' “> important aubjeet gill, rink back into the Ixafv, while in “5“ J.vcr< »”ned alioiit returned to the village he found th© ru­ their place other, come, inch more ,h" retorted, "are ins of a vast city. Centuries had puMied. The terrified dreamer became a hermit, complex, arranged iu vascular tufts, 112 1 . . . , .... in eih. But they, too, have U.,,ir day, | ?!*• • h«‘« nc<a“.'’i and after many yean become immortal ; and are aUorled, together with their '“'kc<1 '‘r.ou,“i .f"*™ in which port of the legend there is cer­ framework of ton?-nil cartilage, to be I «Je •amty wrap of han- at the end tainly some truth. Nihilism, which is working succeeded by on entirely different 01 -—r- -such tt*; ravbieathing npp’aratiu., the initial of a sec. h“v® J™ K*n Tel^ M*13 | »Ke* in ooctety, jmhUos and ndigion in ond correlateil group of radical change.. '™*r. <wk<d,the leopard, “ Russian RllwUU, wM a dominant influence m Luuga are deietoped, the mouth wid.. , . I Cta*« m the tenth oewtury. Il dnalroyed ened, the horny took converted into' ,M'? <4tpi»d, haven t yon? | M drnaaUe., aadthen nlept, like the row. of teeth, the utomaeh, the al.to “*"> ™'»‘k-.v. frilled Bip Von Winkle, to wokor, m umen, the inteetinc, prepared for tho re. “MS1*,' “ «‘ton I other age imd begin again It. mulderou. ception of aninud l<«.l m place of veg- I "‘‘t ,th'' •“’« ”<•*_____________________ eteble ; four limle, fully snipped with | * ““ ’•‘“J’™' aolo-lerihor, , hip and ahoulder tone, witi ui rv.. aud , " ““.h’ 1*V?'-To" E" ‘7‘D*1 H'roi,“blood vessels, push out through tiie 4 mink. J One of the life-saving stations on the sltin, while the tail, being now supplant-I Y°u otiglrt toliave agoodslnimjx>o, California coast has been -officially ed by them os a means of locomotion, is | “»l le‘‘ra’ ‘ :bout. °f. I named the “ Maggy Geddes..” A little earned away piecemeal by the absorb- [ Un?e7? B wee^ < 1,101 l»nng the hair ^rj o£ na,ne Jn gaij Antonio, aged ents, and tiie animal passes the balance . 19 years, seeing a playmate fall into a of its days as an air-brvatliing and flesh- i “That’s the trouble with him,” the ( mill-race*, leaped in and with great skill feeding batrachian. , giraffe said; “something has brought it i and coolness, and, after a de«]>erate „ ts o ' . 1 out already.” struggle, succeeded in swimming with Pecvliakities of Deep-Sea Ajhmaxa .. Yon ought to graft yourself with a her ashore. Deep-se-a animals, us u rule, have caterpillar," said the hyena. Another little girl, a year younger, in either no eyes st aU or have very large । *• dr," tiie Numidian lion suggested. 6 ' eyes. As an example may heated the | ..you might hnVt. Vuurself vaccinated!■ into the river r few weeks ago, and crustacean, autocue zalencna, most closett baJr -------- * ’ j rescued her baby brother from drown------------Iv allied to the common cray-nsn which *•" • * - -freely remarkeil that he I ing, carrying him in her arms through rhe elephant f’rof. Huxley has lately made illus­ always hod Ids hair cut close in thc the .swift current, which reached her trious. It is’from 450 fathoms. It has spring, aud he never suffered from the chin, no eyes at all, but one of its nippers is headache nor eruption, ol the »kin. Nto it wo „ reeogniextraordinarily long and delicate, and Bnt the expUnattoa h.ul a wry thin Uo„ LeroSun lor the Gorenunent possibly the animal ukes it to feck its kind ol n wmnd uid the conference gj,,. u,e little SOggy Gedde. wny with, ts a blind man uses his stick. p^«ed on to the diM-inaion ol th.- thiol . to ’ ,ution and it » right There are also abundant hairs on the ■ luratiou, and .hortly alter, ainging dlew. |1(.roia„ ^mjd be animal’s surface, which are probably " The Babua on our Block, in a ven lk.ld „ examploa ol nu«dfiah devoorgans of touch. Many deep-sea crus- UUUM3M u ««uiiv» uoin.jd manner, adjourned.-Burliny u<m to other other girl, and Ixiys; Ixya; always ala.y. jon to girls and teci-a. however, have 'very largo eyea j to„ Uawk-Eu^ provided tiiat the right lesson is drawn indeed, evidently for Un? purpose of from their story. . making use of some small quantity of A Trick In Faro. Not many men, and very few chil­ light which must exist in all depths. In tiie absence of sunlight the only I* happened, in response to » a ^1.^....^ pressing dren, ever liave the chance to save an­ other source of light must be phospho- ! invitation, to find myself in a law court other life at the risk of their own. Such n-scence of certain of the deep-sea ani- ’last* Monday, when a curious ---- __j _ _• I mode of supreme opportunities come but seldom. mids themselves. No doubt ninny ani­ cheating at furo was shown. The game Bat every child should remember that mals, as in shallow water, emit light in is played thus : “Thirteen cards are just ns ’much unselfishness, devotion the deep sea ; and the deep-sea animals spread out on the table—that is to say, and cool presence of mind can be shown, with eyes probably' congregate round an entire suit. A pack of cards is shuf­ in the little incessant matters of every them or gruj>e tlieir way in tiie gloom fled by the banker, then cut by a player, ( day — as go to moke up some one great he­ from one bunch to another as tiiey lie when tiie banker proceeds to draw the roic deed, scattered over the bottom, just ns we cards, one after another, from the pack, ■ I" In n««l God’’s .eve, it is not the size nor the half-feel, half-see our way from lamji- first removing one. If a player Ims put Idramatic effect of the action which post to lamp-jxjst in n night fog. Some a stake on any one of tiie cards which ' count*, but ita motive. lose their wav, as we do sometimes, and has been laid out upon the table, he I Many a young girl patiently liearing get into shallow water, and n good many wins, provided ita equivalent is an odd | for years the cares of a disorganized deeji-sea animals have l>een from time card in the pack and he Iomw if it is an j household, or the peevishness of an in­ to time picked up near the shores at even one. Now, it would seem impossi- valid parent, or brother or sister; many Madeira and elsewhere, and have found ble tiiat u player could cheat the biuiker. a boy, bringing indomitable cheerftutheir way into museums as gn at rari­ This is, however, how it is doQe : Id aess and love to tiie help of his tired ties. No doubt the sense of touch is shuffling, the banker, generally shows mother—is entitled to more a dmiration admiration the one mainly relied on by most deep­ the bottom cord. When he luinds the and respect, and is just aa heroic, as if sea rimmals. Very many are provided j^&ck to be cut, tiie plsjer cuta an even in a spasmodic pnasion of — —-—■ *w— courage they with special organs of touch, such as Dumlier, so that when the ent is put back had momentarily faced death for those long hairs, or, in the case of fish, enor­ by the banker the player knows that they loved. what was tlio bottom card will lie an odd I mously long fin-rays. one, one and, ana, knowing snowing also auo what wnat that uiat card cara ! x Kentucky, two litwill Imj, con stake upon it with a cer- : *> \ T\ viV u “ “y Man’s Age. Uinty tta ho will But h™ d«. V , 1° ' the oumlxir o! .-utlo thot ho “dd«ntalFew men die of age. Almost nil die he of disappointment, passion, mental or chooses? By a very simple process, j iy shot and killed the other. bodily toil, or accidents. The passions One side of tho nail of his thumb is al­ kill men sometimes, even suddenly. lowed to grow straight, and a little THE MARKETS. Tiie common expression, choked with notch is made in it Provided the passion, has little exaggeration in it; length of the nail from tho notch to thc for, even though not suddenly fatal, end 1m» always kept the same, and that Hoas strong passions shorten life. Strong­ he presses the noil against thc cords in OOTTOW bodied mon often die young; weak men cutting, he must al wavs take up exactly Fuovn—SnpsrftM live longer tluui the strong; for the tho sumo number of cards.—London strong use tlieir strength and the weak Truth. Oxr»—Mlxad . have none to use. The latter take care of themselves, the former do not As it Nearly Three Million of Soldiers. is with the body, so it is witli tho mind A statement has been issued by the and temper. Tho strong are apt to break, or, like the candle, to ran; the War Deportment giving the number of weak to burn out. Tho inferior animals men furnished in the Union army by which live temperate lives have generally each State and Territory and the Dis­ their nrescril»ed number of years. The trict of Columbia from April 15, 1861, to Wmkat—No. 2 Spring No. 8 Spring horse lives twenty-five, the ox fifteen or the close of the rebellion. It shows tiiat tiie total number of twenty, the Hon about twenty, tho dog ten or twelve, the rabbit eight, the volunteers whs 2,678,967, divided as fol­ guinea pig six or seven years. These lows: Maine, 72,114; New Hampshire, numbers all liear a similar proportion to 36,629; Vermont, 85,262; MaoBochusetta, the time the animal takes to grow to ite 152,048; Rhode Island, *23,099; Connec­ full size. But man, of the animals, is ticut, 57,370; New York, 467.047; New MILWAUKEE. one that'seldom lives thia average. He Jersey, 81,010; Pennsylvania, 366,107; ought to live a hundred years, according Delaware, 13,070; Marvland, 50,816; to physical law, for five times twenty are West Virginia, 32,068; iJistrictof Col­ one hundred; but, instead of tiiat, he umbia, 16,872; Ohio, 319,649; Indiana, scarcely reaches ou an average four times 197,147: Illinois, 259,147; Michigan, his growing period ; the cat six times; 89,372; Wisconsin, 96,434; Minneeota, the rabbit even eight times the standard 25,052; Iowa, 76,809; Missouri, 109,111; of measurement. The reason is obvious Kentucky, 79,025; Kansas, 20,151; Ten—man is not only thejuost irregular and neeaee, 31,692; Arkansas, 8,280; North CINCINNATI. the most inteiai»crate, but the most la­ Carolina, 3,155; Cohfornia, 14,725; borunis and hard worked of all the ani­ Nevada, 1,080; Oregon, 1,810; Washing­ mals. He is also the must irritable-ol ton Territory, 964; Nebraaka Territory, all animals; and there m reason to 3,147; Cotorado Territory, 4,903; Da­ believe, though we cod not tell what an kota Territory, 206; New Mexico Terri­ TUUDO.' animal secretly feels, tiiat, more than any tory, 6,561; Alabama, 2.576; Florida, other animal, man cherishes wrath to 1,!^M); Louisiana, 8,224; Mississippi, 545; keep it worm and consumes himself .with Texas 1,966, and tiie Indian Nation, the fire of his own secret reflections.— 35,030. The troops furnished by the Southern States were, with the excep­ Albany Journal. tion of tiiiNie of Louisiana, nearly all white. Florida furnished two regi- Oxw-Mtaad., Extraordinary Longevity. Prominent among the lav representa­ tives in the conference of the Methodist regiment, Muawuppi one battalion and IXDlAKAPOUa Protestants at Pittsburgh, Fa., is Joseph North Carolina two regimen is of cav­ Wells, of Wellsville, Ohio. He is a mem­ alry.—Am York Sun. ber of a family of seven brothers and Gold is found in fifty-six counties in The Change in the Frog.—Nowhere in tbe uximal kingdom » thw. ~ ferorable an op|»ortnnitT lor pmg into notnre'a mirkabop la in the metmnorphoae. ol th. Irog. Thia animal ia a worm when it com., from the egg, end General. R. Mani- I Henri Rochefort, the exiled Parisian John Davidson, a desperate character, at Murphysboro? Ill., aaaaulted Jerry Kane in a editor, wax severely wounded iu a duel on Swim territory with M. Kovchlin, brother-in­ law of tho French Prefect of Police. They The soldiers’ reunion at Milwaukee fought with kkohIh, and, after a contest lasting waa a big affair. About 80,000 people were in two minutes, Rochefort's weapon dipped from hi* hand, and th-.- blade of hin adversary pene­ attendance. Gens. Grant and Sheridan put in trated his body....Two 8paiu.«h noblemen, a Marquis and a Count, fought a duel in Belgium. Tha Count was killed ... were Gena Washburn, Bragg, The Emprew of RiiMia box just died at St. nt Gibbon, Btarkreatber, and I’utcrsburg, after a long and punfnl illness, in the 56th year of her age....Tho Emperor of Germany has formally annourzxxl the betrothal Ar showing the extent to which the of his grandson, lYinre Wilhani of I'niMUa. to Princess Augusta Victoria, of Schleswig-Hol­ stein. .. .The Marqni* de Noaillre has been ap­ publican Convention it may be stated that on pointed French Ambassador to. England in *uA tfic nine dayx, from May 31 to June 8 induaivr, cession to Ix-on Say. M. La Cour lias been ap­ the Western Union Telegraph Company dis­ pointed to the Italian Mission, and M. Argo to patched 424,705 words over and above the uxnal uxSwiaa. . average of buinnesL A private letter received iu London THE SOLTH. give* an appalling account of the famine ic Emma Johnson, 12 years old, daughter Diarbddr and Bagdad. People are dying in of Maj. Robert Johnson, of WUkca, N. C., waa on the Ktrvets, women selling their children for her way to a neighbor * houxe barefooted, A»d food, and many living on rata. paxaod through a tobacco patch. A rattlesnake, The Pope refuses to accept Cardinal without giving alarm, roae and bit her kg. She Nina’s resignation aa Papal Secretary of State. reached home and died iu an hour. ... .There is revolution in Buenos Ayrca, and a GENERAL. state of aiego has been declaredMr Rat­ It is believed in Montreal that the cliff, a Liberal member of the British Parlia­ headquarter* of he Cuban filibutters, *o long ment for Evesham, has been unseated for bribery. cstabliahed at No* York, have been tranxferrod Touching the famine in Ireland, thc to Canadian soiL A ateamaliip carrying large quantities of ball cartridge*, packed m sardine Lord Mayor of Dublin has telegraphed the Mayor of every city in thc United States and as follows: “ I regret to say tiiat thoribes failed to art... .The Nicaraguan Con­ Canada funds on- still needed for the relief of distress , gram ba* confirmed tbe concession made by in Ireland. In many places the pinch is now the Nicaraguan Government some time ago in equal any previous time. The distreu is the tutarert of that projec*. The name of Gen. much to felt by farmore who dread the work­ Grant is once mon* mentioned in connection but can get nothing else until their with thc Prcsidt-ncv of a company which ia house, crops come in. While deeply grateful for tho about to engage m ti>c enterprise. generous contributions already received, The suspected filibustering expedi­ I cannot help asking further assist­ House Fund tion to Cuba, which left Montreal a few days ance for the Mansion during this trying pwiod.".... ago, wa* overhauled by the Canadian cuxtonw Committee Thvremains of two beleln-atad Portugtiw— authorities, and the ship on which it embarked Vasco do Gama, who discovered tho Cape of brought back into port. Good H6pe route to India, and Camoens, thc A big lawsuit has been liegun by the poet who celebrated many of the dbcovaror’a achievements—were recently removed from tho vault in which they have rested so long, to Company, damage* being laid at ? 1,000,000, for a monaste-ry, and the occasion wax made ono of infringement of patenta by the latter corjxjra- great public ceremonial throughout Portugal. tion. It « alleged that the Wagner Company obtained tbe uac of certain patent* on condition that care »o conxtnicted »bould be run only on THE NATIONAL CONGRESS. the New York Central railroad and ite branches, and it i* the violation of thia agreement that The resolution heretofore introduced by Mr. 4 has led to thia heavy «uit for damages. The French Senate has adopted a bill providing for a convention with the United Btatre for ndUing_ti>c indemnity Uue to French­ men from America for dxmagt-ri sustained dur­ ing the civil war. A REiiARKADLE libel suit for $25,000 damage* has been brought in the Supreme Court of New York by Samuel D. Hinman, who for seventeen year* haa been a riiimionarr of tho Prokx-tant Epiaoopal Church in Nebraaka and Dakota, against William H. Hare-, Mission­ ary Bbihop of Niobrara. The complaint ia baaed upon the publication by defendant in July, 1879, of a pamphlet entitled: “Thc Bebeanal of Facta/'which the plaintiff aaya waa circulated cxtenrivelv among the Bishop* of tho church. The pamphlet contain* the Bixhop’a reaaona for removal of plaintiff from the posi­ tion of miaaionary... .To “hasten a revival in tbe drooping' market,” the Wintern Nail Axaociation ho« adopted a resolution ordering a kui»- a doubt m to whether be ox eight veore: mbUt. revon. «* tl» rip-old ol Hs. Elephant* have ’bean known to live to I —L^chanfff. the great age of 700 years. Pigs live to ; . m . .. <• ■ ■ ■ , the age of tiiirtv years ; the rhinoceros ; True Stories About Animals. to twenty. A liorw luts lieen known to The other day the elephant came into live to tfie ago of sixty-two. but averages ! the big tent fanning himoelf wearily twenty-five to thirty. Camels some- i with Ina ears. Stags are I “ Has the mammoth hippo-olympical tnajMaMH on pubUa land* times live to the age of 100. long-lived Slieep seldom exceed the । ami monsfer mazuigerie of living wild age of ten. Cows'live al»out fifteen ’ beasts and mastodon colossal aggn^gayean, Cuvier conwdera it proliabte tion of the road,” he asked, “ realized that whales sometime live 1,000 years, j that it is about time for thc members of Hie dolphin and porpoise attain tiie age \ the assembly to put away their furs in ei thirty. An '©agio died at Vienna at j cedar boxes and camphor for the sumtlie ag<- of 104 ypaw. Ravens frequent- . met?" . ty reaelrthe age of 100. Swans have i - The polar , bear said he believed he been known to live '800 years. A tor- i would have liis packed away in ice, if he toise has been knoivu to live 107. ■ ( could get the provision* out of the icewtoh 1 diamonds in twenty^ux. �Bonr. of ItMmiaMtta. for Chairman. A mo­ tion WM thru made and carried that th* -oodwention adjourn until 5 o'clock p. m. onvwrttoa reMMmblad at fifffl o'clock. HMdareon, at Iowa, aaid that be und that th* Committee on Credentials wm dy to report, and, in order to expedite — —J** of the convention, b* moved that <b* report of th* Oonxmitte* on Rule* b* reoehwdatthistitMu Gen. Logan, at TOnoU, said tiiat be did xmt ria* to make any caption* objec­ tion to* the motion. But, tn the name of In Wert Virginia the sitting member* are en­ titled to their asata tn contorted cam*. The committee rehears* the call of the National Committee aa a ba*i* tor ite action on all con­ tested case*, and refera to prevkm* call* to anatain their position and to *bow the justice of their decision. Tbe calls of 1856, 60, '64 and all others down to tbe present date were th* asm* in this respect m th* calla of this yw, and all were adopted with a purpoae to remove doubt* and make district represent*tion a prin­ ciple that could not be controverted or disputed. The committee alao any that th* State oodventiona, too, have in almost every case dedd*d that Congr*—ionil diatneta should bar* Wyoming—Jamas L. Cary. •o started have sacred, and should not now be invaded for some things in tbe report of the Commit­ the first time in tiie history of tho p*rtv by this tee on Credential* which ho enten-d a convention. The committee declare* the pureotann protect against. Tbe report of tho Kof th* convention ia to select the candiCommittee ou Credential, would bold that moet Itkelv to be elected, and the nearer *a State had no right to name ita own deto-z wo get to tho true feeling of tbe i>eoph, the gates to a National Convention. In * wiser aud safer will be tiiat selection. If State of unity, and Uie success of thc gra conventions may setart delegate* to a national publican party, be demanded fair | convention who do not repreacat tbe feeling of play ho waa sure would be shown to the }xx>pta, then lho*e State convention* might a* well select all the delegate* from a ringlo district in the State. Thu overriding of the will of thc |>eopte connct be too severely cen­ gentleman in tho country from whom he would sured. more gladl v hear tho announcement of a desire In the Utah case tho committee favor* re­ fur Au play. taining tho sitting member* a* being in accord Mr. Boutwell proceeded to speak upon the with theae pnncipla*. •. rule limiting thc speaking to five minute*. Mr. Clayton, of Arkansas, presented a mi­ Han. Benjamm Ham*on, of Indiana, *aid nority rejxwt, which wm read by the Secretary. that be had listened to much irnmon: -u* de­ Tho uununtv report differed from tiie majority bate, caused by a report that the Committee on mainly on tl.r ]>art of district representation, Rules intended to bring in a five-minute rule. sotting forth that, if the committee should adopt Ho would say that, while be disagreed with the tiiat method of selecting delegate*, it would vi­ Senator from Illinois on some point* made in olate one of the best ertablithed customs of the hi* remarks, still he wm with him uu the ques­ Republican party. tion of this five-minute rule. Mr. Conger moved that tho report bo so di­ Geo. Sharp, of New York, moved, a* a substi­ tute to the motion of Gen. Henderson, that tho vided that each State shall be considered sep­ C-ommittee on Credential* be now directed to arately. Sir. Conger presented a corrected roll of tho convention, according to the report, and moved to take up the Louisiana case first. SB. Cemna, uf Pennsylvania, submitted a proposition that all uf the report upon motion ita report until after the report of the Adopted. and then proceed to take Committee ou Credentials But it wm under­ up tbe four }Topo*itioa: ujkui which the com­ stood that thc convention oould do no if it mittee had not agreed—those of Wert Virginia, thought bert. He thought it very proper for Alabama, Hlinais and Utah. the odBvention to take up tbe rejxirt of the Gtu. Logan aroro and auked Mr. (Vngcr if there van any contest uier thc four dRegate*Benator Conkling thought tiiat upon an im­ at-largo from Illinois. portant subject lino thia every delegate should Mr. Conger said there waa not. vote. He urged the imp <rtancc of thc conven­ Gen. Logan a»kcd if there wa* any particular tion discovering who com posed it. He ws* in favor of the adojtionof the amendment offered reason, then, why this conacientious'majaritvof tho Comnuttiw on Credentials had found it bv fata eoDeaguc. to consider the Ilbnoi* d«itagat< »-atAfter some further disensmou a vote wm necessary at all. Ho asked for fair play and de­ taken on tho sulwtitute of Gen. Sharp that tho largutreatment on the door. •‘There ia no conCommittee on Credential* be instructed to re­ cent tiwt in Illinois," said Gen. Logan, “and noecmport. Intense interest wm manifested in the ba* any right to question my title to a vote, which resulted a* follows: Aye*. 318: miltge scat in this convention." Gen. Logan asserted Doe*, 406. So tbe substitute waa rejected. tiiat any pretenae of a contest ui Illinois wm The result wa* received with loud applauae. and altogether unwarranted. When the State of Kentucky wm called the false, Mr. Shan*.-, of New York, moved to amend Chairman aro*« and said that, acting under m- Mr. Ccsaus • motion by striking out all referatrurticn* from the State Convention, he wonld cart twenty-four vote* solid •‘aye." Instantly <u»c« to tbe four dcit-gates-al-Iarge from Blifour men were stara:—----- -u.*— i. Mr. Corner repbed to Gen. Logan in a warm tin- center of the speech, lie regretted that Gcu. I.ogan or any loudly to attract one else should feel that tiie Committed on Cre­ cbah. Finallv, ai dentials was dnqioMed to do them an injustice. After a long and heated discussion, partici­ stalwart* in Kentucky, and that every one of m pnndpally by Conkling and Logan on them dewired to vote nay upon the question be­ pated one side, and Haymond; of California, and fore tbe house. He said that no State Conven­ the tion could muzzle his intelligence, or tbe Intel­ Conger, <>f Michigan, on too other, the motion of Gen. Sliarpc wa* adopted, with only a tea ligence of hi* colleague*. votes. , A motion to adjourn until Friday. Juno 4, at 'dissentient 'Dint jxjrtion of the report of tbe Credential* 10 o'clock wm then made and carried. Committee concerning which there waa no dis­ Third Day. agreement wa* then adopted without oppoaiChairman Hoar called the convention to or­ der a* precisely 1048 a. m. After prayer by Iter. Dr. Little, Senator Conkling opened the ball by presenting a reeoluiion reciting that no one should hold a seat in the convantion unlee* he intended to support tbe nominee. A squeaky female voice back of The convention rea**emblcd at 735 p. m. the stage moved to amend by giving tbe ballot and 110k up the Alabama cast, and, on motion to women. Of couroe tbe interruption wm ud- of Gen. of Indiana, forty minute** heeded. Eugene Hale, of Maine, jumped up time* waa allotted to tho diacuuion of the case and promised that his side would work night —twenty minute* to tbe friend* of the majority and day for the candidate. ano twenty minute* to tho advocate. The resolution was adopted on a rteo-rore vote, but to emphasize it a gentleman demand­ bama, and Gen. B. F. Tracy, of New York, thru ed a call of the Htatee. The call proceeded un- Keroded to state the case of the minority uf inten-uptedly, all of the delegate* voting aye, ■ committee, while Mr. Parson*, of Alabein-, until west Virginia being reached, three votes and Gen. Bateman, of Ohio, made a plea fur were cast in tbe negative, amid a perfect stoim Um majority report. The motion to substitute of hisses, and when tiie vote wa* announced thc minority fur the majority report wa* then |*it 716 for and 3 againat the resolution, Conkling and lent by a vote of 306 yea* to 449 cay*, offered another, setting foith that tbe three Tbe convention then proorodod to the cgdwho voted in the negative had forfeited their aideration of the case of llhnoi*, an'd two hours' vote* and their seat* in tho convention. This timo wa* allotted, by vote of the convention, to motion wm cheered. The three delegate* ita diacuamun—one book to each side. Mr. were 8. P. McCormick, W. J. Buriy, and A. W. Campbell, editor of the Wheeling /nteffi_»), of Ilhnuu, then pro­ antcer. Campbell said be had voted the Repub­ _____________ ___ plea for thc maionty re­ lican ti-ket from his youth up, and when only port, while Gen. Baum and Emory A. Storrs, of thirty-nine vcAee were cast in hi* State for Illinoi*, prrecnbd the case of the minority. Abraham Lincoln. He carried hi* soverrignty At the do*e of the two hour* Chairman Hoar under his hat, and would never bind himself abut off debate, and Mr. Oeeena, of Peanayb not to exercise his right to think for himself. vania, called for a division of the question—tiw One of hi* colleague*, who voted in tho affirm­ first port to embrace the First Congn**irm*l diaative, testified to the bravery with which Camp­ trivt of Illmow, tbe second division to embrace bell had upheld tbe Bepubtican standard. the other diatneta in dispute, reaerving the right, Brandagee, of Connecticut, spok* in favor of if o.-caaion should require, to.make a further kulxlrvuion of the second division. Senator Clayton, of Arkaniaa, offcrw’ a sub­ V*d 1 . __ —. stitute to the effect that the report of tbe did Dot intend to vote for tbe candidate, bo- minority of the Committee on Credentials, so cauae be’did intend to vote for him, but a* a matter of principle, and th-n he went savagely for Conkling, caving that he had served two yaare in the war, and in 1876 had made over 1® *peenbe* foe the Preadential nominee Dakota being unable to agree upon a mid*, the National Committee wa* authorized by rea­ ction to fill tho vacancy. Texas and the Dtetrict of Columbia were given further time to •elect member* of th* National Committee. Th* following resolution. offered by Mr. Drake, of Minnesota, wm unanimously adopted : m Camobcll remarked that be thought ha had M much grit m any man who wore a conscience inhtabrsasL Virginisus to vote do if they tbo-agbi the aoooa tnogpartana. Th* ganfleiDen had stated that they intended to vote for the ncnldoc, and that wm all that should be asked of them. An allusion by thc Ohio orator to the right of delegate* to represent their constitu­ ent* wm chevrcd. He suggested that tbe gen­ tleman from New York withdrew the reeolutiou. Mr. Conkling did so amid cheer* and hlams. Manotrtragw. Tbe report of tbe Committee on Rule* waa read, alao a minority report. The comndontion of the rejairt wm tKMtponed until after tbe Credential* Committee reported, which the chair announced would U in half an hour. At thc --xpiraUon of the balf-bour the chair at 11 46 a. m., and tbe pro veding* were opened with a grayer by Bar. J. B. Paxton, of WaabEx-Gov. Boatwell, of Maaaachuaetta, offered tbe following reeotationt Jbrohrt, That Uw National Executive Committee be, and It fa baroby, taatructod to nrawmt a method or method* tor the ejection of debate* to the Na­ tional Cunveatiou tn bo bcfil In 11*4, tn luwuniv the JbaoJwd, That, in caa* of th* dreth or resignation of any member at th* Notional Central Committ**, Mr. Hal*, of Maine, next took Um floor, and moved that the roll of State* be called in alpha­ betical order, and that, whenever any State ahall be reached from which a nomination i* to be made for a candidate for iTreident, the nomination ba made under the rule* adopted by The mod noUcvablo charge on tiie twentynintii ballot wa. thc transfer of nineteen vote* in MaasachueetU from Edmunds to Sherman, giving tho latter twenty-one vote* from that State. Three of tho Windom vote* in Minno- Tho Chairman—Cheater A. Arthur i* nom­ inated aa candidate for Vice Proudunt, and the auction now before th* convention is, Shall yhi* nonimatian be made unanimous ? ' Mr. McBeth, of Muwxtri—I move you that tbe nomination of Cheater A. Arthur, of New York, be made unanimous. Mr. Haymond, of California—The nomina­ tion undoubtedly is one that will be eminently ■aliafactory tho detega- - r. to *'-the •country, and, ___a*L— V .LLl. it i* but nghl and proper for California to move to make that unammou*. The Chairman—Those in favor of making the Domination unanimous will say ay*; those opposed, Da It is carried unanixnomily. On motion of Mr. Conger, of Michigan, a committee of one from each State waa appoint­ ed to notify Gen. Garfield and Gen. Arthur of their nomination. After pawing a vote of thank* to tbe Chair­ man and other officer*, tho convention, at ex­ actly 730 p. m., adjourned »ine die. on the subject of balloting for nomination* for President. . Thc Secretary read rule 9, aa follow* : No member *haB .peak more than one* upon th* ■am* question, nor \augtr than five minute, unlaw by leave of th. convention, except that th. dale**t>i The motion of Mr. Hilo wa* adopted. Nomination* for President being next in order, Mr. James F. Joy, of Michigan, when tiie name of that State wa* reached in the roll, arose and nominated Jame* G. Blaine, of Maine. Mesara. Pixtajr. of California, and Frye, of Maine, seconded tiiu Domination. Mr. Drake, of Minnesota, nominated William Windom, of Minnesota. Itosooe Conkling named Ulvasea 8. Grant, tho nomination being seoouded by-Mr. Bradley, of Kentucky. Gon. (iarfield nominated John Sherman, of Ohio, seconded by F. C. Winckler, of Wiscon­ sin. and Mr. Hill, of South Carolina. Fred. Billing*, of Vermont, named George F. Edmunds, of Vermont; John E. Sanborn, of Maaascbusetts, seconding the nomination. J. B. Caaaody, of Wiaconxin, and Mr. Brandagee. of Connecticut, nominated E. B. Wash burne. of lUinoi*. Without taking a boUot, the convention, at 1145 p. m.. adjourned until 10 o'clock a. m Monday, June 7. Fifth Day. At 10-45 a. m. on Monday, June 7, Chairman r। ai a Alabama............. ............ i« 1 Arlao***........................ :j IJ Ca’lL-rnla,- ..................... C-biroln........................... 6 Cnnaecttetil..................... s ................... Ftartd*.............................. J 8 imaota ’ U In Uaa*............. ............ 1 M '“j ■n- While the roll was being called on thia ballot, there waa much excitement, and many change* were made from the Blame column to Mr. Garfield, and tbe total footed up 399 for tho Ohio statesman, to 306 for Grant, 42 for Blaine, 3 for Sherman Miss Cl emestina young lady of Fifth n baa adopted one daughters. 1’OHTM.iSTER GENERAL MaYNARD 18 a native uf MafuuichtuettB and his wife iaa native of Vermont, a daughter of Rev. from Sherman in Maryland. Grant gained one A. Washburne, a Congregational clergy­ from Windom in Minncaots, and oo* from man in Royalton. Blaine in Pinntylvania. Blaine gained one The estate of the late Charles P. Will­ from Waabbnrno in Wiacomiin, and one from Shen -.an in Maryland. North Carolina trans­ iams, of Stonington, CL, ia appraised nt 82,250,000, probably as large a sum ferred a rote from Sherman to Garfield. Tbe thirty-dxtb and final ballot, reaulting in as has ever b«m presented for probate the nomination of James A. Garfield, of Ohio, in that State. In Pulaski county, Kentucky, Tom Nunnelly, while arranging to elope with his sweetheart, stole a naildle without exercising due caution. The elopement him been postponed until Tom ha* reeved a terpi in the penitentiary Si’VRoeon said in a recent sermon : “The worship of the golden calf is pret­ ty general now. There is too much liowing down and cringeing before it in all classes of society. No end of dodges are tried to get a scraping of one ot the creature’s hoofs." T The raising of Angora goats in West­ ern Texas is increaidag, and is alleged to be a profl tab le business. It is said the meat is much better than mutton, and each goat yields about two pounds of hair annually. In the Eastern markets it is worth now 55 cents a pound. 1 K*um*........................... Kentucky.... ............. Loolataaa .. . . Mam*................................ Mary'-*tal........... ............ MaaMcbutatta........... Mlchi<an ......................... Mlfi&aaota .. ................. KSTv. public bort!<• «, U><1 will benor hl« ivtue* Interj.m<1 bstweeu tbe people and attempted partisan H. We cbarge upon tbe Dfanocrstic party the bsNtu*l **<-rttce<if patrloti*!: *nd JUrtlre to* .upreme aud ln**ttaUe lurt for office aud jatmnstfe: tb»t, t.> obtain pc*»B**ion of tbe Nrt.onal Gmrrnnieat «nd tbe control at place, they have clwtructed ad effort* to promote tbe purity and U> oonserre tbe freedom of the *uSra«e, and bate deriwd fraudulent baUuta, Nabrarta................... ... N*vada........................ . New Hampshire . N*w Jersey...................... New York......................... North Carolina............. Ohio.......... ........... > n 14 S 1 1 SI 6 Penaay Irani*................... W Rhode laland. ............... is Sunth Carohaa . Tron—e* ....................... i« Tex**............................... 11 Varxxnit........................... Virgtnta................. ......... 1* W«rt Vlrgtrta................. Wtaeonmn........................ 1 Artaoaa*............................. "i Dakota.......... ;.......... Idaho ............................. Montana ........................ Hrr Mexico.................... .... Utah.................................. W*ahingtai>...................... Wyomtaf.......................... Diatrlctrt CoituotMa... 1 Total*........ ................ SO4 ’io 6 M 16 17 2 8 2 The New Haven Journal makes tho curious statement that a post-mortem in the case of B. D. Purdy, Jr., of New Canaan, Ct, “revealed the fact that his death was caused by a broken neck, and that he had been living in tiiat con­ dition for some three years aa is sup­ posed." X 21 • i Jaoob Bennett heard angry voices in his house at Sedalia, Mo., and, on peep­ ing in, saw tiiat the wife whom ho waa living with waa confronted by the wife whom he had deserted. He cautiously stole awav and sent a policeman to sejMirate the women, who were found fighting furiously with knives. :::: The Rev. Webster Hazle wood, of Rox­ bury, Mass., told his wife that he was tired of her, and wished tiiat she would get a divorce, so that he oould marry a ____ _ __ _ .1:4 1... requested, he providing the evidence of his own criminality. He is now free, but was compelled to retire from the ministry. Miss Beckwith, of England, is a plump young woman witli great skill aa a fwunmer. Her latest effort waa a iihirty hours' swim in a huge. tank. Be­ fore going into the water a committee of Indies ascertained that she wore nothing Hurt could support her in the water. Then she began her tank, and completed it successfully, giving many exhibitions of ornamental swimming. She took coffee and beef tea from a floating table, and in the night amused herself by singing and reading. The latter proceaa she accomplished on her back and holding her book in both hands. 1 1 .... 3 .... 3 i 1 1 : 1 w M ALL SORTS. ' 30] 10 posted cneaof ‘Garfield! Garfield!" When Iowa waa calJod, Mr. Hcndcraon. of that State, *ro*e and aaid : “ Iowa cast* twentytwo vote* for James A. Garfield.” When Maine waa called, Senator Hale rose and aaid : “ Maine cast fourteen vote* for Jarno* Fob some reason or other M. niiers would not have an irtmanac in his study, aud waa often uBable to date a letter be­ cause he could not remember the day of the month. Upon one occasion a Gov­ ernment clerk, to whom he had prom- tutting down to write it, naked him tho day ut thc month. For a monirnt the young man could not n1mem tier it, aud XL Thiers exclaimed: •' Yun are not like­ ly to make a good mlmititetrator if you cannot remember the day u£ the month I” He wrote the letter, however, Maying, aa he gave it to thc young man : “ Always carry a jmcket almanac, my young friend.” <■ �Goods Cheap. SATURDAY. Capital sad Surplus Sloo.ooo. - JUEBUttOT Hiding On a Street Car. them beraelf. Shene/iJT-id - I can’t” Although I hate to walk I rarely take | or "1 don’t want to.” to her mother, when naked to leave her play, aud run agtjeeL oar. J only use a Woodward ' up stairs or dawn on au errand, because From 35 cte. up. avenue car os far Adams avenue, and she had not been brought up iu tt>^- > when it jmi-hm-s that street I lose all in- way. Olmdienoe was a cardinal, virtue iu the old-fashioned girl. She rone in terr-l In IL Thn r™»h I wld..n. rille the morning when „ r she was called, and LADIE8 ENGLISH TIE, is becoiMel lone oo much money in it went out into the garden and^stiw the I pay five cents for a three mile ride, dew on the grass, and if she livid in the A beauty, at $1.50, and country, she fed the chickens and hunt ­ and if I get oft’ when I have ridden on­ ly half a mile, I loae—aix half miles is ed up tiie eggs for breakfast. We do five cants—six into fi% e won’t go—let’s not suiipoMi she liad herbair in curl pa­ see—fl vr-aixths of a cent pays for half pers or crimping pins, or had it “bang­ a mile—then live.-six tin* fnim five ed” over her forehead, and her flounces leave*—that is, 1 loee six fifths of the were no trouble to her. She learned to At $1.90 Solid, our Womans fare—whirl* - makes—no; that’s more sew by making patch work, and we than I pay—well anyhow, I lose over dare say she could do an over-and over seam as well os uine-tenths of the four cents, and, in rack I’m not quite sure, but I low* more than I put in the grown-up women do now-a-days. The box—at least I’ve figured it out some­ old fashioned little girl did not grow With Heal Plate and times in tiiat manner, although it don’t up into a young lady and talk about ' always come out the same way. Any­ her beaux before she was in her teens’ she did notread dime novels, and how, I’m sure I lose four cents, at least and Kill was not fancying a hero in every plowI FRENCH «ivrry trip by getting off at Adam . ave nuc’ »tnl any achoolboy can figure out boy she met She learned tbe solid acthat would umonxit*toquito n>unCin sev­ complisements as she grew up. She At $2.50, worth $3.00. A Miss Mia. an aud eral centuries, lake care of the four was tangtit the art of cooking and Childs Slip, from 50 cents up. cents and fWe dollars will take care of house-cleaning. When she got a hus­ In mens shoes ws have a band she knew how to cook him a din ­ theufselvM. very fine assortment of . Although this view of tbe case tends ner^ She did not think site knew as low cut and a to prevent ear riding, there is another, much os her mother, and that her judg­ ment was as good as her grandmothway of looking at thc matter which promotes the use of street cars. This is the purchase of tickets. By buying A Chicago reporter lately went one tickets you can save nearly a cent ou each fare, therefore it is economical to afternoon to “do” a cattle fair, and at st Plow Shoes at $1.40, and buy ticket?; but if the street railroad night to "Hnish up” a grand ball. The . a few companies were suddenly to become next morning tlio office was besciged bankrupt vou would lose your tickets by thirteen enraged haebands, seven Accordingly it is to yotir interest to use big - brothers, and dozens of sisters, cousins and aunts, each holding a copy them up as quickly as poadble, and ■Aw lie sure of the worth of your mon­ of the paper, and pointing to this para­ ey. Between these two financial theo­ graph: “Mim Allie . B„ a beautiful ries I ride ou thc cars an average num­ bloudo heifer, cowbell and diamonds, From $3.00 up. SCOTCH SUITS at etc. Miss Betty C., charming brun­ ber of times. $11.00, $13.00, and $15.00 But to pioceed with the somewhat ette, pink silk and pearls; second prixe; short horn. Mrs. Sarah Eliza X., a sad episode I leave to relate. MENS AND LADIES Moat of our readers, no doubt-, re- beautiful matron arrayed iu Durham memlier the sort of weather we had on satin, embroidered in Alderney pink, cowbell set in diamonds, real lace, and Saturday, the 18th of January, ’79. I on’t, and if they do,it will save a great weighing 1,039 on tiie scales; first prize . In an endless variety, all the way strain on my memory tryuiK to tell the $500.” The rest of the report was from SLOT up. Onr stock of kind of day it was. At thirteen min­ similar in style. The-doctora’ bills of HATS is complete ranging utes after 0, that, evening, I strode the reporter and editor have not becu । computed. _______________ ______ from 7 eta up. Just re­ moodily into a Wbodward avenue car ceived, a tine as­ and sat down In the right hand corner rpHE NABHVILLB LEVATOR, ‘ sortment of last under the trap-door style of cash box they lise there. I was thinking Fancy • deeply about a work on moral philoso; phy X8 vol.. 8 vo—half calf) that 1 am at present writing, and I must admit that I was not attending to my duty. IN 1879, It fe every man’s duty on one of these care to be part conductor. If there artThey are Nobby too. Our all six persons in the car he is* one-sixth as to Enabe conductor, if thei s are nine he is oneninth, and so on. A man touched me Any number of fanners to on the shoulder and handed me n coin which I promptly slid into the fare box. The man yelled : “Hold on!” but it was Unload Wheat and Grain Ex­ At $4.00, worth $5.00 PRINTS for 5J, too late. 6, 7, 7j aud 7} cents per yard. “That’s fifty cents I gave you. I peditiously mi Accuratly. LAWNS for 12) and 14} eta per yard. want my change.” “I Ixig your pardon,** I said some­ I’. K’s. from 0 to 10 cents. what startled, ns I noticed the half dollar lying among the nickels quite If you read this don’t forgot the place. out ot reach. “Oh that’s all right:” said, the man. W. C. AYLSWORTH. Pm sorry to see you lose forty-five desire to announce that having erected one of the largest and most convenient cents.” “It strikes me you are out the forty- elevator buildings in central Michigan, they afe prepared to receive ftnd five.,’ I replied. “No, sir, I want my change.” ‘T hope you'll get it.” CELEBRATED “I will get it—1’11 get it from you. U><> —do you hear. Any man that don’t For any quantity of know the difi'ereuco between a half I dollar and a nickle oughtn’t to ride in a street car." • ‘1 admit that,” I answered. “I ad­ mit anything except that I owe you forty-live cents.” “Then you won't par it ?" That may Imb brought them. They also “No. sir I” ’ “Wni you have the kindness to step keep for sale at the lowest prices’ ont of this car for two minutes T” “No thank you—I paid my fare—I Seeds, Flour, Feed, Lime, Salt, prefer to ride.” Fluster, Stucco, Hair and “Then I shall be nnderthe paiuful nec­ Shingles. essity----- ” and be began to undo his wraps. “Gentlemen,’’said a third party, “re­ member this is a public conveyance.” “—ah,” whispered a fourth party to AI5SW8W0RTH k BROOKS. the third party, “don’t spoil good sport —bet you a dollar he’ll yank that ot­ her fellow out.” “Wat’s the matter7” cried the driv­ er. opening thealoor. I explained the mistake to him, but atomach. IHw, bowel*, or nervous ay Hem, faltera in he merely smiled and smiled ami was Ila work I If so, repair tbe damage with tbe moat powerful, yet banntaaa, of inrltor.nl*. Remember a villain, for he cast one eye nt the that debility I* th* “bezinninz of the End"—that fifty cents, the tran door gave a wabble and that half dollar disappeared for­ ever into the maw of a heartless cor­ For win by all druggiata and dealer* generally. poration. * ‘•It’s fame,” said I, looking up nt my QpHE OLD ESTABLISHED antagonist who towered above me. lie seemed lost iu thought. Suddenly W. X. POLOL»«r. M. D.. he stooped down, I dodged, but he •and reliable furniture firm of merely whispered to me ins tend of Office 204 Woodward Avenue grasping my colkir. “Certainly.” said I, “you tackle the first one,” and wo clasped hands over the strawy chasm. Are ou Hand with a We were now at the City Hall. A man came in. My enemy held out his ANEW LINE OF hand for the duinge. and on receiving it, put it in his pocket, explaining the fort}-five cent business to "the man. I collected the next fare and handed it Of Kvery I>e«rriptiou. over to him. Which will Defy Competition in every “'l'here,”said I, as we crossed Grand Respect. Remember that all our River avenue, “that makes the fortyfive cents.” * Goods, which we Manufacture, “AH right,” he whispered. “I’ve got are Warranted in Every Into tbe hang of tbe thing—I’ll keep Respect. on.” “But,” I expostulated,“that wouldn’t We are alao prepared to furnish any­ “Oh. that’s an right. I’U wbaek up thing ia tbe with you, of conrae, you just keep darkUNDERTAKING LINE, And then he collected two more fares. “Adams avenue!” said the driver ns be twisted the brake. As I stepped off, n>y fifty-cent uiniT COFF1NM, CASKETM, was busily - applying himself to the ' ROBES, NUKOUIM duties of conductor, and explaining to an old man how the mistake m-curred. — Free Prtas. . ---- --------- *-*-*----- ♦— ARh* Keith was a good-looking boy nf 1$, «1 Westfield, Mass. He dressed hnnwlf in his si-Hsrs dothes, ran away in them to;Sorin Held, and got employ­ ment as Mitlet^rirl in a Imokstnre. He for funeral occasions furnished free of made such a winsome girl, and flirted so naturally with the male rUMtsmei*. charge. that be msni iH-came a great attraction WOMA N’S SLIPPER, I£II> BOOT BUCKLE ALEXIS, MENS 5 YOUTHS SUITS, ULSTERS Remodeled, Enlarged»Improved Light-Weight Pants, So CALF BOOTS AINSWORTH & BROOKS PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICJ Money Saved by Dealing witli tta. fiBiical&SnrgicalLisntnte AND A.B.SPHIBT.I.D., Prop. J. LENTZ & SO NS FURNITURE QLEMEMT SMITH, Attorn*, at Law, Attorney A Counsellor, It belongs to that elws that are termed “self-dumping” or “Horse-dump” rakes. In rakes of this class the labor of dis­ charging the gathered load is transferred to the horse, instead of devolving upon tha driver, and the latter is, therefore, re­ lieved of the work which in hand-lever rakes is always more or less arduous. Mhe discharge is acomplished by simply pressing the foot upon a chain conveniently arrpnged for that purpose, and the teeth are thereby locked to the rotiating axle, and after being tilted, the contents discharged by the movement of the horse are automatically released and resume their work. Any boy or girl that can drive a horse can rake with it as well as the strongest man, and this is an important feature, for it is well known that farm labor is always scarce and high in harvest time. It is constructed with the beat selected materials of wood, iron and iteel, by experienced workmen and machinery espec­ ially adapted for the purpose. Any fanner who has from 15 to 20 acres of stubble to rake can pay us wliat his rakings come to this year and the ballance next year. Below are the names of a few farmers who used the Tiger last season. H. VEMASTER, Bellevue. W. GRIFFIN. Maple Grove. J. MILLS, Assyria. R. BIVINS “ “ J. DUNHAM, ‘ “ P. M H IDE D. F. HARTER, Woodland J. HAWKS, “ “ E. TEA-CHt Kalamo. J. MARSHAL, “ “ D. SMITH, Castleton. H. CLARE. “ ■■ W. TROXELL, “ Y. P. RUSSELL, “ “ L. 8. HART, “ D. DIXON, “ A. GAUTRIPE, ‘ L. LAPHAM. “ “ C. C. WOLCOTT ’ SHERIFF. . j^OBEBTS A HOTCHKISS, Druggists & Chemists, pOWERS k BARLOW, HARDWARE, enry a. H Goodyear, Dealer In IBOK, KAILS i SHELF HARDWARE A BLACK, ■ American and Foreign Marble, Monuments, Tombstones, Manties, 4c., KaHtingw, Mich. yyJL S. GOODYEAR, DRY GOODS, SILKS and DRESS GOODS Brady Mad* Clothlnr, Hat* and Capa, Boot* and Bboea, Gro-^riea, Notions, Ac. South aide of BUU St-, corner of Jcffimon. JUUL’S BISSELL, ZDIS/ST GOODS, Making i (peehty'. Phoenix fUoak. But* BL F. HICKS, ENTERPRISE MALT GROCERY Groceries and General Produce, South Sid* of But* St. UNFERMENTED F. A. JONES? MALT BITTERS New Frosh Coods and Low TRADE MARK EGULAR PHrSICtAN and Surgeon. Day and Night Call* promptly attended. Official resi­ dence. North Main Street, Naah'll e. Mich. R DR. H. W WH11 MORE Prices. T7CLRCnCPin-SICIAN. BwWorce and office AU at Leri Elliott*, Maple Grove Centre. Boise -V Francis K. Having bought for CASH a large, neat stock of MALT AND HOPS Teas, Coffees, Sugars, il* incomparable Nutrient I* richer In l«ne and producing in^tcrlab tlian all otlrnr form* Tmuiclc of malt or uirdlcinc. while free from the objection* urged against malt liquor*. Fer dlfbcull dl<v*tlon. aick beadaclH.-. consumption, emaciation, mental mg muiucr*, ot lueajru, *ik> oi aciicate rliliarcn, MALTBITTEIM ■re the |>urr<, h*»t, and most reonomleal mrdlciur rv*r compounded. Bold every- , Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, Cheese ul Everything JttM I. Cuiiitl > First Qus Gncirj Stun I .to. MALT BirrciH Hu. t«rni j Wi,h t„ jnf„rn, „n „,,, b, prOmpt»l17 Qfnn nrrrnno“““‘c“>)". tvutiou, nwommoilating ways. K™><> 11 OlUU Ul Hdllb boxed and *bipp.-<j, goods and low jinccs, hope to receive r O only f»7.75. New PI-i ra -*fair -- share ----- of your --- ------‘-----patronage. ■no*, |lMto<lA00. ■9'Mldauinmer offer IUu*t'd j free Address Daniel F. Beatty,’ Washington, N. J. iw-ti)I Highest Price jm»1<1 Tor Produce Hills ArciiiuiBdeaii Lswu Mower Co.i come and see. MANUFACTURERS OF THE NEW ARCHIMEDEAN ■ and CHARTER OAK LAWN MOWER Fowr« Truly, BOISE & FRANCI8- hold J. IN THE WORLD! ,^0 HAMMCg.^ Q A. BAUGHMAN. HYSICIAN AND BURGEON. WoodUnd Cen­ tre, Hkh. Day and nUht call* proaptir stl-ndrd.(h-M) P JJENRY ROE. Proprietor ----- OLD RELIABLE------ MEAT MARKET. Keep* contuuUy on band a big stock of Fresh and Salt Meats, Smoted Hams ail Shoalders, FRESH FISH and POULTRY IN THEIR SEASON, Lard, by the lb. or barrel, dtc., <fe., d-c. The Highest Market Price paid for Hides, Pelfs, &c. Frosh Goods, Full Weight* Dr. AT THIS OFFICE. ______ TbeM Moweta bare bccomu oSebraUd throughoat tbe World, where l»wn* are eultlraUd, m be­ -------- - ----- «— --4 (le.irBt,|0 |*rn Mowers i.ttbslwwd of tlw IM of , S. and Kurope. They con­ it: !5xi experience In Ibrir are butlfultjr Sobbed, tburoughj^ iu*de, and do spleuah work on awry TaH»'nd'Mowrr rilt-.-«, from B to IH Inch*.. Pony and Uoraa Wk., 91M am. 33 inehe., Send tor he.vryroe. Hill’s English Extract of BUCH U erm BY ovlt AQEyra kvekywkere. Broke into my eneloaure AbMt th* SOth of April, mm yrorita* (tear. Thr owner will pleaw c*ii 1 <r I lie »*mc, jay chutre* and tarn him a»ay Da»i»l Stalbt. NMbritfa.Miyrs.im (SMS) GOOD HEARSE J. LENTZ ft SONS. JJ HOUSHTALIX, BI-CARB. SODA Which ia the same thing. layan «*I*r*.t> fwhleM Ly dirty whit*** Makes the bow Carriage, Light road and Team ~ ----- poappkiuaoB w CO'1“ARM15D1 HARNESS I For a small sum of money and don't you forget it. Have you seen any of Will’s work? If not call ou him. one door north of For «le bjw. T. BOISE, NMhTiUe.Mleh. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-06-19.pdf.pdf fb9f66957c6f46ac3a4794f72c05a785 PDF Text Text VOLUME VIL NUMBER 39, NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1880, —The News readers, undoubtedly are by this time aware that Mr. E. 8. Lacy of Charlotte, is the prominent Republican candidate for congress —The masons commence work od from tliis district,and it is our unbiased Lentz’s brick Monday. , , opinion, publicly expressed, that this a —The actual population of Nashville district can do no better than to elect is 1,038 souls. In 1870 it was 843. | Mr. Lacy, for ho is every way fitted LIFE IN NASHVILLE, LOCAL DIBBLE-GABBLE. FCUB00BIEB8. “H. J. M.,” AGAU HEARD FBOM. And Her Environs. The Nichols’ auction closed Thurs­ Dea it Editor day evening. Oin to the pandial itmndaahuu caus­ Mrs. H. G. Hale started for Green­ Flint, JcxeIO, 1800. ed by the copins rains along back, it ville to visit her parents, yesterday. waif dontfui whether we’d staon top Editor The News: Sorrow doesn’t kill folks as fast as To day ia a gala day for this metro­ or go down mongst the Chinese. But —The water in Thornapple river, on for the position, and would represent early cucumbers. by kickin round, we managed to Bto polis, as here, commencing j esterday S. J. Bidleman and Clement Smith Thursday, was within six inches of as | our district in congress in a', creditable top, and rejoxse in a stavin victory over and dosing to-day, occuis the fourth of Hastings, were in the village on annual tournament of the Military high as it was during the flood of last manner. the wet elements. Thnre woe sum Wednesday. month. — —A A traveling man was heard to say, talk of blldin an ark, but the wise ones bands of the state. The streets are gay A-’reddie Rot? aged 5 years is the first —Nashville folks are so busy pre- at tbe depot, one day this week to a' sed being we wuz the direct descendents with numerous bands in dashing uni­ Nashville urchin to fling a Garfield paring to celebrate the 4th this week, | friend traveling with him, that this of old Norc, thare wua no danger, ’n forms and the air filled with the con­ banuei to the breeze. •that they l. a..n ....A nnrl busiest town have not 1,0,1 had HmA time tn to enmniit commit tri, was tliA the livAliAMt. liveliest and town till on if thnre should be could all jump in the tinuous echo of beautiful melodies, Every available spot for a pea-nut grandly rendered. Having once the line of the road between Jackson much to make locals'out of. new skool bouse. or lemonade stand on Main street has caught you at au opera and knowing Selar brung up the news of Garfield’s —The weather prophets affirm that and Grand Rapids. Dell lives in Char­ been rented fori the 4th. you to be a lover of the divine ari, lotte, but has traveled through nearly : more rain has fallen in this communi­ W. G^Aylstforth hm» been ailing for nominashun, ’n sed the bote-driver thought that possibly you might be in­ ty this spring than in the same length every town in the state, and has come a few days, and his good wife has tak- wus all rite,but we faled to ketch on to terested in a short tournament report. to the same conclusion that many oth­ the idee of a botc-drivcr bein the rite of tit* in 33 years heretofore. bis place behind the counter. tjie ' man fur President, so we hed a rat­ (Please do not construct my remaiks ers have been compelled to do; that the —Eli Evans and Bam. Fowler have James Johnson proprietor or t citizens of Nashville are indeed with a I ificashun mratiu *n of course Selar took for your fondness for good music as cellars completed for new dwellings. Johnson House, at Middleville, depar­ ■ spirit of industry and enterprise, sec­ the chare, ’n made ahifalutin speech, anything personal, like Pat’s comment The former on corner of Center and ted this life on Tuesday last. when hearing the bray of a donkey: ond to none in the state. E. L. Parish being off on a vacatory I| ’Jn tele us how Garfield was a nocker, Reed Sts., and the latter on North State "A fine large ear that bird has for mu­ j —Dilligvnt inquiry from various farm trip, O. E. Hawthorne of Marengo, is ’n 1 when he’s lected he’d roll up his street. sleeves, walk down to congris, ’n nock sic,” but only as an endorsement of era has elicited the fact that the crop re­ at the depot "subbing” for him. . —Since the Repualicnn National reoei ongaueera dean h«te aud liberal rebel brigadeers clean our out oi of I J®01* port for this community, is i bout as Miss Mira Crook started for Albion 1I them . Convention it is actually astonishing to Bo we time. Lv -- ratifide Garfield with ~8. c.“Iture w“*ch are U’dispcnaible requiw f llinLrf.v ntirl ritf,.nrt til follows: Wheat and oats promise a large yesterday visit Prof. Dickey .and attend learn hdw many Ohio men we have ; si tee to success ao an editor.) rousin cheers ’n a tiger, ’n are goin to I yield. Corn although a little back­ the college commencement exercises. amongst us, and we are an Ohio man 1 Ou Wednesday the program includ ward, is doing exceedingly well, con­ Eli Strong of Kalamazoo, a mill­ put in fur a poet office, ’n then you’ll । ed reception of visiting Israds in morn ourself. sidering the amount of rain taat has wright of considerable notoriety, was see the biggest rase you ever seed, fur ing and at 1:80 p. m., a grand parade of —Farmers are complaining that fallen of late. Fruit—an abundance. I'm in for it myself. l in the village on business on Thursday. all bands in the city, together with two their work is si! succotashed ; haying, Peaches, pears, apples, cherries etc., Well, Mr. Editor. I dono egzactly On Thursday J. J. Patter had the cultivating corn, and harvesting all I se?m to lie doing finely. It is predicted how to begun to tell the nose, in fact military companies, the order of I. 0. pleasure of a visit from an old war amung a virtous people like we be, of 0. F., and city fire compauie*. coming on together, owing to the ex-> I by the farmers that the wheat harvest chum, a Mr. Homer Peck, of Lansing. thare aint anything Imd to tell. Tho marching through the principal streets tremely wet spring. I tliis year will be from one to three Mrs. C. Clever of Hastings, on her the air is slitely tainted with matrimo­ to the fair grounds. On reaching the —Bob. Heziderson weighs 160 lbs , : Wwks’earliei than last year. wny to visit relatives in Ohio, on Tues­ nial odurs, but jest whare it cams from fair ground the exercises of the aftere I cant tell. I lade tire smell to Ed. 8.. but lacked the ataminy to face the —Another prominent farmer of Bel­ day, stopped off to see her many fnends tether da,but he sed“no,”he calculate!! noon were opened by playing of “Star corporation in that cow-pounding suit, < to live and die in single cuasedness, all levue has been caught in what is called in this village Spangled Banner” by all bands in uni­ and consequently ha^ paid the im- । A. R. Wolcott went to Detroit last the daze of his life. a “woman scrape,*’ and comes down son, followed by an address of welcome pounding fee and costs and withdrawn Doc. A..]of Knlamo, taints the mor­ with the stamps. This, however, dif­ Tuesday to lay in n stock of goods in. al atmustear purty iwl, riden round by the city mayor and an oration by a the suit. fers with the usual run of such scrapes n order to keep up with his rapidly in - with them Kalamo York pullets, but Mr. Durand, then a competiton for a —On Laphaui'a farm in Maple Grove then he rides iu his own wu^on, ’n paze special prize offered to bauds for lx*8t inasmuch us it has considerable righ­ creasing trade. lazt week, Wm. Harding sheared four • G. A. Truman attended the rollage fur what he bize, 'n so I don’t no lioose appearance in drill, marching, etc., teousness in it. The man. who is almost bizness tis. His wife’s in ’Braska ’n sheep, tbe aggregate weight of whose | commencement exercises at Olivet on old enough to lx- the girt's grand fin her, so of course don’t no nothin bout it, ’n closing with an admirable dress parade fleece was just 85 11*, and also a five 1 claims to have been' beguiled by the Thursday. He returned with wife and of course Doc. likes sich company es of the military. The first prize for per­ months old lamb, whose fleece weighed ' fection in drill was won by a the band well es enny of the boys. bewitching damsel into committing the Miss Bell, on the following day. four lbs, The breezes fru m the sout-east are from Lowell, and the second by Ypsi­ Our country cousins wiil have tbe deed. This is truly a demoralizing lanti. —A severe hail storm passed over j badly mixed with a “ nest tidin'* smell state of affairs ! Who will step forwuid privilege of tripping the light fantas­ Tbe decision of the judge on this 1 ’n vaig reports from thare,bout tindin a the south-weat part of Maple Grove and devise some means of protection tic in M l«Mtfour dUfcrent letter in the granar~ ’---------- 1 —‘~ case was a surprise, us in all difficult last Saturday, and another over the fnr York state, ’n a a ’little new-comer ’n and daring evolutions the movements i Ii fur to be thrown around such truly'good the coming 4th of July celebration. east part on Sunday, which did con­ R. E. Stephens, has be^n visiting his inch, maker itlook rrather bad. Then of the "Ypsie’s” seemed perfection it­ and unprotected old men? siderable damage to corn and other [ brother J. L. .Wtephens.the blacksmith, I riiare is tire Garrity—Walker colitiou, i self, and the general verdict of the grandwas stand was "got ’em sure,” It . । .. . . which is likely to prove frutless. Tom krauu ' stanu farm crops. ’ th.ptut week. Aim hl. two Metere. , , ik(J nJKtmoni.1 joke, at 1i was afterward ’however ’ ascertained NASHVILLE ON DEOK. 1 that tbe errors of the band proper were —Mrs. I. N. Kellogg was stricken from Hastings, were here on Sunday. ]caat be dont go to see her,so tha su. 1»A [I -T-1 W’- —» slight, and the main reason for discount A temperance mium meeting will be down with paralysis on Monday, mid *’ 'I » Thnre fruitless nn to John W ’ s yet, T1*?. fu r F y ’ 1 *n tht* fnct thut th« Druru Mnior ol ext | but 02^ Geo. B., braced cr -**--■ ---- the baud conducting the parade, went has been speechless and in p precarious । , held at the Christian Church ne is dad to a whoppin gal, - ----------------------- evening. Rev. A. D. Newton tca ' ,H ‘st «!!•««!’’tt/titA mum on the ground with his coat unbuttoncondition since. She is au estimable 1 । Sunday up extra in onuer of the cashun. Mitch Our 4th of July celebration matte: j- will speak and a large attendance is in Jl6P bBdm a house fur George’n Hat*. ed. ' Before ” * -* -r -• starting a friend* of that- । woman and it is hoped that her recov- I io bildr:: a house fur George ’u Hat. official and a member of another baud "booming,” and all the indications for order *. CharlesP. frets over the wealher. 1 m.—i—©Bill ♦».<. n:u cry will be certain and speedy. i remonstrated with hiip upon bis ap- I : Archery is buililmg in Niwhville nud ‘n Sliteh went to Jimmy Dalton’s fun.. e north n most successful affair and a big tim|Ar , pearauce and warned him of failure, to —A. G. Murray, living a mile goDran ran into, into^ tore Tibs which he replied, "Oh------ l.thnt won't of town is building a new barn, and C. , arv fluttering. Thc subscription list > MiR. Willis and George Heath give nil to Marshal, got dress, scart smashedW1C the 1 1 J | H ■ r l ■ lie ■ HUnnlirV SB, X-ill I 1 Tild tIU U’u OIIIABIICU Rupe, residing on the Vt. Ville-Sun- now ’ *loots up '*one buntlrcd dollars more promise of being capable of carrying |Jllggy ’Bf Pct lost 2 dollarsthe sntnc da make any difference,” but one of the judges was an old musician v-ith mil­ wSiTd wA sold.his big farm to Bob' 'n ]Uiry iraIUIUK, BUU nu uullutMJUrU coal field town line has just completed a than the amount raised at any previ- off (he blue ribbon, maybe nt some itary training, and an unbuttoned coat —-—j- - — 'i ’ though undoubtedly conducive to comfine one, 32x62. It took the carpenters ous celebration and should tbe amount । State tourname’ I. “u T;r in ' La f”rtOUf -VO,1'1,f friend flna P^’ *-J * ; ■*' = -- ——; We noticed John Eastman, who re- |ir"~ only 66 day. tocompkte th.- latter job. slashes in “i.ngst the, girls most eny ToHlay at io u. m., commenced tbe immense program now in course of contly departed for Dakota, in town where, ’n „ । i- i • r’S’ , I contest of full bauds for prizes. The —Our Greenback friend, Andrew preparation, there is plenty more ready this week. He — is ■ closing • • up .... bis busiD- up to Efa. Mance is still hopin. Old |lrBt prizo in thirt] cllViK b Ejltou Plum, wishes us to announce that Su­ where it comes from. ess, preparatory to making his penna- m™;. Manten.i has nen Hat (town sick, an<i necond by Port Sanilac, san B. Anthony was not the nominee I “ ¥L" K01 ? "ijIn Mcond cluw tire Brit prim ...» uOwing to the inability of the com­ nent boon- in the »e«i. of the Greenback convention, and if The on 4U. Jol, «U-1 Xi mittee on speaker to s.-cure a promi any unsuspecting Greenbacker has hid ............................................... -w^Xod. $ MI br ^p,i,“uli nent enough speaker for the occasion bration request that each Ixisiness firm ; dolars a ticket fixed with Susan leading the van to suit their fastidious tastes, we arc [ decorate their store and street as much RinM u It u „ „ialter of diepnte whether they should "scratch her” at once. unable to give the full program, but 1 as possible. Let each do a little, and .-Innek intbe time .punxlnp ton Kju-am^o dazy nnnre-d Lockwood,'n win charl„Ut, ,111)nM |,Vlve received —And it looks os though them Ver­ one thing our readers can depend upon, | we can make our places look attractive, , probly git the sack to pay fur it. G®«* । second prize iustead of third, Ypsilanmontville temperance "fellows" calcu­ and that is that tbe attractions of the rho »»-*»-Methodist society *» • — •-*- have rented ■ * j n John are traiug fur the Lynch race, I ti leading by one point only, 812, to lated to make it warm for Hank. Gass day will be almost endless. There will Leutx A Son’s new building for the )\al| H . !? Charlotte’s 311. Hod the decision of uv foot, luui. tub, HIM, sack .uu tmn-it'KK™ 4th, and will deal out th( staff of life fl°n! SltoJS[fu? \W° jud*C* bK U*e‘hinI of whisky shop fame. The reputation be and three-legged he earned while a saloumst of this vil- races for the men and boys, and fast to the hungry celebraton. in quauity. Ed. B stiR okupies ahole bed, ’n?oli- ; thAH Unds”coutest?ng forprizes ^ve I age, was one not to be envied. r.nd thrice happy is Nashville to get rid of him. —E. Cook sold one of his buggies this week, to a German living near Charlotte, who, on the spot, pulled from his wallet six twenty-dollar gold pieces, and planked them down in ’Gene’s hand, Mr. Cook has sold over 40 of his buggies and carriages, within a few weeks. —The only news from Johnstown this week is an account of a spirited .fist encounter between two prominent .'-farmers, A. B. Pulling and Henry Fobs, which led to an assault and battery -adit. The fracas grew out of a small debt which Fasa claimed Pulling owed him on a wood deal. —Sheriff Houghtalin may puff and waddle and sweat during these warm months that are upon us, but when he slops on an orange skin and helps him­ self to a seat on an oak sidewalk, he realizes just bow kind Heaven has been to .him to the exclusion of the lean man »y like the editor heieof. —The Homeopathic physicians of Eaton,and Barry Co’s., had a picnic party.nt Cole’s Lake House on Thurs­ day afternoon. After a bumptious re­ past to which all did ample justice, Dr. Grant who bad been previously apjMUUted as master, presented several very choice toasts, which were respondtoby members of the society. Near­ ly two hours was then pleasently spent in riding on the little steamer "Gem,” after which quite a number availed themselves of thc pleasure of moon­ light rawing. Altogether.a very pleas­ ant time was enjoyed by all in attend­ ance. .i _i races for »i._ t_i _i— guaranteed tosuiton that day and slow tlie equiuincs ;, also Tire M. K.Mcial will Ire entertain^ target shooting, greese-pole climbing, . i ii ,i , , etc., will lie numbered among the by Mr. and Mrs. Ainsworth on Tuesday amusements. Forty dollars iu gold afternoon and evening. It will be a will be distributed tv the largest dole- lawn social, and refreshments will be , -n,,. public gation of teams from the country. The served from five to seven. '• The n,e P°b,,c Hastings and Sunfield cornel bands are cordially - invited. have been engaged. at a considerable n. Kennard,who Kennard, who recently bought isiugni Jas. H. ; expense, for the occasion, also Feigh- a farm a few miles north jf the village . ..... ■ _ . . . . _ neris martial band. and last week went to Cleveland. 0., Our much respected townsman, G. to sell some property Ire owns there, A- Truman, has been unanimously , has sent us copies of Cleveland papers ' ‘-hosen as President of tbe day, and the and a lithograph of James A. Garfield. following named persons Vice Presi- Thanks. dents: Calvin Ainsworth, Nashville; >^\Geo. Marshall, of Maple Grove, raisO. P- Wellman, Castleton iastletou; Orson ■t ed a barn 36x48, on Wednesday, and if Swift, Maple Grove; C. C. Gage and ji the cake we had a sampling of, is a W. W. Cole, Assyria;; J. L. Stevens, thing to judge from, the gang of raia­ ---------» K. v Stanton,---------1 (.rb ; , n() ca0Br_ of gruinblin(. about Johnstown ; IL Baltimore C. B. Benham, Hastings; H. B. Bar­ num, Carlton; A. G. Kilpatrick and — Mauch, Woodland; E. F. Preston,Sun­ field ; H.J. Manin, Vermontville; E. D. Williams, Kalamo; and Elmer Hol­ land, Bellevue. Bev. A. D. Newton has been chosen as Chaplain; J. M. Martin, Reader; and L. C. Boise, Marshak In the matter of 4th of July celebra­ tions, Nashville has the reputation of al ways carrying off the palm, and the community this year caa depend upon having a better time and more fun than ever before. So early on tbe morning of Saturday, July 3d, get rea dy and on tbe way so as to not miss anything. Half-fare tickets will be issued by the M. C. R. R., and a large attendance from all along tho line is anticipated. If you want any johnny cake next winter yon must use your influence to I stop this rain. rank regu*scs in a mustash. J. j cnjdilable performances, aud part were l£ ■ Tbe la.t Mlmlon rendered mnen uuigieiout, mu say, u gui ms by the Lapsing band—au arrangement | boot Untied in Atherton’s brige comin j home. Untie Jo’s pathmaster ’□ has from La Sonnanibula—was a perform­ ance over which any band might be ' v-arned the men out to work their proud. Selections from operas are not I' polls, etc.He Dever sayscum,but go The usually rendered by military bands wasiiin mariiine men are round selin with good effect. There is so much in and liordcn out washuns, shoin the gals opera scores written for strings, that n old out wininxm^how wimmen now to wasn ere. to eliminate them and depend entirely wash skills skirts,, etc. Cast tride to stop a drag saw with his on wind instruments, produces au un­ fzw>t foot ’n his rrwit foot got tliA the trnraf worst nv ov it it. pleasant impression of a void unfilled. Big Hank hes pounded his cripple but in this instance the arrangement of brother, casts longin glances Battle the melody and its execution was grand Crick-wards, ’u when she cums up he and perfect. takes her out riden ’n he sez to her A tournament develops the strong "aint that a good piece of corn or don’t and weak points of a military baud you no.” Bom think Hank W’s marrid while many organizations secure high but its a mistake fur be looks the same scores iu street parade they come to as he alwas did.Will G’s, wife s sick ’n grief when contesting fox a prize. For Pat rides out with Elen now ’n then. elegant dashing street performances The boys put up a little snide on Levi. the bands from Big Rapids, Lowell, K„ tether nite, ’n rung his bell with Ypsilanti, Charlotte, Eaton Rapids, his close line, n so Levi went over to Port Huron, St. Louis, AJmot, Lansing the repast, which was prepared by Charleys and indulged iu a bntum and of course "J. Henry’s” Flint city fidmen ’n Cbarly lafft in reply. band, are all fine and each is muticially Misses Nettie and Barbara Marshall. Will was over frnm Muleville tot­ an honor to tne town they represent. The maiden number of Paw Paw ter da, in sed the red ribbons wus flusThe tournament was disappointing Herald lies before us, bearing the name lung, also tbe skool, ’n Sunda skool he in one respect, the old veterans from and typographical skill of our old boss, wd editor Williams made a boss su- Constantine were absent, and Flint Erintcnden. He sed she masons are from conrtesey did not compete. Could J. W. Van Femen a man who had, the in up the Crole farm, ’n Will 8. is honor of starting (we believe) the first sad since May left. Jeff still lungs for a contest be arranged between Lansing Flint, Saginaw, Constantine, Knight pajier in Van Buren, Co., and the rep­ tbe Shepard, 'n thare’s liabul to be a Templars band of Port Huron, and the utation of baring the best knowl­ mipple pf woddins most enny time. Opera House band of Detroit, it would Told a story bout a Stockin ’n a snow­ be like Bret Hartes meeting of Yock edge of the “art preservation of all bank. but I didn’t ketch on much, He Hamlin and Tuba Bill, "an assembly of arts” of any other printer iu western sed Square Teich gits sum bizness n the Gods.’ Michigan. The Herald is a well edited nose how to do it. In tire cornet solo cootost.first prize And now Mr. Editor, ex you will red- won by Jersey-of Belding, Ionia Co., 7 column folio and deserves a hearty patronage, which undoubtedly it will ily see, we’re a good strate people, ’n if second prize by Droksell of Lansing. you ever cum this wa, youll find the In baritone solo contest, first prize won receive. doors open and the Nashville Nuse on by Graham of Owosso; second by Fos­ the table. ter of Almont. In the solo eouiest, It is now talked in private circles I forgot to menshun that we didnt as in Mme others, the "dark hprse" (among tbe knowing ones) that the , exricfle'Kiteh onto that little shirt story won the race. What’s the old adage reason why Onio Strong has been so in the Nose last week. Mebbe it was to somethnes used when speaking rat successful as a journalist, is because he ahorti lottery drawings: “a foel for lack’’’ came fiom the same county Lou TayWe’re batiu ginger bred 'n pixe, etc. By the way.have yoa beard tbe news? lor did.—JoAmom in Vt. VUle Hawk. I fatten chickins fur the 4tli, ao tell them Were your village oar with railroad -- »«*»■ -------town pea-nut-stand-fillers not tn imfacilities, telegraph and daily mail, The Ladies Mite Society of Barry- port to bevy on our account, fur we it might smack of the superfluous to ville will have a strawberry festival at | shwf furnish our own hay. suggest that you were net informed the church in that place on Tueedby | You’ll hear frurn me agin, of any item of news so soon as current, evening the 22nd inst. Let all come. | O«e of the B(H)ots. bet I nave in the last fifteen years beard it suggested that “Nashville was only a one horse town any way,” therefore it may be in order to state as au itemof late news, that the Hon. James A. Garfield has been nominated by the Republican party for the office of Pres­ ident. Well, we can all adopt the formula of the Episcopals: "For this relief much thanks.” The convention has been a success. The Blaine in­ terest or the Sherman interest, or tlw two combined have squelched tbe unit rule, established distinct represents-, tion, beaten the Grant interest, beaten each other, and nomi ated a candi­ date, that the Republican party will generally unite iu supporting. That the convention, after having accom­ plished so much good work, should neutralise it by nominating for Vice President sb objectionable an old mchlna«DoUiiciau as Gen, Artiiar, is to be seriously regretted. The ticket is handicaped from the start and it has already been quite pertinently asked. "Can the kite carry the tail.”_ rt. J- CARLTON ITEMS. Another nonr-down, on Tuesday. The greenbackf-rs sre pleased with their nomination. The republicans seem to lie pleased with Garfield, fortheir next President. The old street sprinkler lias lx-en out again, and this time he has done the job up good. Sheep shearing when tbe snn shines, and grumbling when it rains, is the or*» der of the day in Carlton. Don’t you think, George Mills, our SuperintenteDt of schools, is around visiting tbe school ma’ins. The school at the Center closes this week, aud Miss Carrie Barnum, the teacher, has the good wishes of the entire community. John, the former husband of Minda, is in hot water agaia. Dame rumor says Im wanted a young girl for a wife so the old folks and the girl were sat istied. until he seduced her. and then the old man; woman anil girl, went back on him, poor John slunk back in­ to single cmuudnew again. Be care­ ful John, the people may punish you with a new coat and a home to ride on. D. C. Griffith is filling his atorechuck full of new summer goods and they are cheap. Wool! Wool!! Competition is the life of trade. I am in tbe market and prepared to pajthe highest price for any quantity of wool. A. J. Hardy. rF* 1 Yoke of Oxen for sab1 nt WoCice. The subscriptions in aid of the Chem­ ical Works being now due. notice is hereby given that 1 have placed the sum in tbe hands of Barry Everts A Co. for collection. 38-43 W. G. Seams. Snow Flake Flour 3.75 per cwt a Boise &. Francis. rF" I aria Green for aide by F. T. Boise. rp* Juat received a full hue of spring and Summer clothing at S. Libhal'ser’s ry Butter and eggs'taken in ex­ change for millinery goods st ___________ Mrs. L.R. Erh’s. Uy A large line of wall paper at F. T. Boise's. tv* Simplicity Bee Hives for sale, at Old Prices. H. T. Davidson. THE JEWELER. C. W. DE.MARAY. The finest stock of Clocks in Barrv or Eaton county. fy A good stock of straight Elgin Watches, will not handle a Watch but enn tie recommended by all, all full Niebel movement. Straight Line Efl­ I capement. Quick trains. • 1 A fine line of Jewelry and Silver Ware. Two doors south of Truman’s, ____ C. W. Demaray. <y You can get the Celebtated Stark and Vocrman Pat. Sand-bands put on your Buggies at E. Cook’s for only $3.00. They are worth five times what they cost to any wagon. GF" One 3-year-old Horse for sale at C. C. Wolcott’s ry For Jewelry and Watches go to _______________ F.T.Boise. Those new styles of Dress Goods, Gloves, Hosery, Neckties, Embroidery, Silk Fringes, and Trimming Silks are all new, neat, attractive and cheap at 1 D. C. Griffith. Wilson fit Howe still sells Boots and Shoes as low as the lowest. 1 Best yiacbiur iu tbe Market. AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE.* Don’t buy until you examine them iand see their superiority over all other Imachine*. Call and get prices. Kellogg, Demaray fitCo. CF* Whidbw curtains and fixtures at ______ F. T. Boise’s. W The newest styles of spriugsuite < for men iind boys just received at D. C. Griffith’s. t"F* Wilson fic Howe sells Tobacco for 40 cents. Don’t buy your, ' you examine and ’ «xxU anti �Th® husband took the sliield upon which lay the child—now dosing. the brnils upon tbe Je* While tom* had found a But >till be womd not know 1 But ml'.rd oc with dry and Trying In keep ahead ot ,worldly And shunning tbe place that’* c Of age; and wfiat It*krra! her hand toward her husband, and flajd, in a loud and haughty voice: * “Do not hesitate!’’ And now the crowd began' to heave and rock, while a low murmur was heard, like a tlireat, ascending from among the assembled people. For, as the woman spoke, tiie gloomy man lowered the strange cradle, placed it lightly on the running water, and.let^ and pip c^fld oat awardown the stream. ’ ‘ value to tW*IA WM not lew than *301,000. Rhe' . again* t firn for *100,000.' and ther insurance upon her for *30,000. ■aWteiow Um> agad mil: Which for many Trap, rhe waters t roin tbe little- ril OmunlDfiln Into one. DESTRUCTIVE CYCLONE. “ But my fair young wile died, good noon, ingtoti rharf in Btontbc was a haughty woman. Had she been over a section of Pottawattamie county, Iowa, about thirty miles east of Council Bluff*, on the cvcuyig gf. June IQ, We glean tho following parumilsrn fram &e telegraphic reports of tbe calamity : Persona living m the viripity whore It* truth. vrtUrti never tiro. 1 wlu^’tS-wttjy^lJ; ' "Work for th/chlTd. Do not waste heard by tfce - Stonington at a point near the moved * yiinl away ftren the dachting thy life in thou^itii ®f TMigeaJJCA-.” Hell outy CornflddL Hghtahip, a few mfe* woW.of tbtman, when' Vindor (m though nature “I must follow Sir Roland de Bois in­ month of thBConnecticat rivetr and, five mile* Hiimc an ngiy and threatening form by citixea had tmddenly reproached him) rained to tho North.*' < from tbe Connecticut uliore. Tho NarraKansett'M in the town of Macedonia, a mnaJ! rtilage in . .. .. his elasped aud trembling hands, (im­ signal said to bear to the left The Stonington 5Lac«l<>uia township. Tbe funnel, which m “ Thou art thin® - own master, but atwworvd with the hum signal. ample mining of coming danger, wn sceu to ploring heavenly help. The signal* nouudod as if there was a good form about' two miles tn the west of Macedonia. He followed the course of tiie shield doat use thy mastership unwisely.” . “And wilt thou care for my little Roth distance ea«t and west between the two boats ; Angry clouds rolled and tumbled, and passed in with great eogenieea, despite his evident wliilol ahtawsy ?” . . . j . but in a moment more the' lights of the two nnd oat of each other, as if engaged in deeiro to control his emotion, and bend­ shone through tbe fog, and they were deadly combat It is said that every person who “ Most surely. la ke not, dear son, oe vessel* going iu the sum course iu oppexute dirwlioiw. beheld the final mobilization or the fierce and ing nnxiouriy forward in the direction it mypwn? ]suh« not my son?" Tlib helm of the 'Narraganaeit was thrown angry element-, fell a keen realization of the wiw taking. Next morning Vindor was gone, and -‘-rp abont, which brought her broadside to near approach of eternity, but moment* for re­ Did give to me a grand®- alatii The mother, on tiie ccntrnry, je- never throuph five years did they onoe btuningiou. The Stonington plunged on flection were very brief. In the twinkle of an Thau the beuutlee of the W«at 'miuned'quite calm, her arms creased hear from him. I struck her on the starboard nuartcr Just In eve, almost the storm wan upon them, and ' . , Of tbe beauUce of the Korth and South, nt of the wheel. Tho shock was temlic. those that had not taken shelter in cellars and on her bosom, her eyes following the Evep hL* mother Ulfaa had grown to r» •hook the Stonington, which struck | “ dug-out* " stood in the broad road to death, course of the shield’with a firm and beliov® liim zlrara.l dead, ral.rauA t.«Vra nt on, in mcli a way an to throw all I and thesw who were saved feel tliat it was bv tranquil look, ao quiet and unmoved i Litito Both, then nearly Building* were pawwtiger* out- --------------------of their berths.. *. It special set of Providence. 6 "yearu old,sleeping m- - ---, -------tliat die -appnarod to fear nothing for I hJW] ^eard of hia father, :r, hm luul been told of nPIHld °f*n JO*»t holo Iwr bow, almoet either blown down or unroofed, while ont- I her child's safety. his life, and often declared docliuvd iu»i that ho I down to 1110 water's edge.1 If tho sea had been houaCH and snudl Inuldingi were lifted bodilv | ecurea Uin ne I g^e rauat tj>ve pono down at the shock. from their foundation* and carried away cn- । Twirojrra (bo jluddral chfld ocorly I „,.„W , bn,T0 mU!. h-)„ hi, ,in, All tho NarragaMctt * light* were instantly cx­ I tirclv from the premise*. A largo number of Return to ■w<dlow«l m>lii toefr»tera. ulfog and bor ln..bzodlore<llb<. child, ,SI traraXto .ira_«i.i—1_ PoKicngcT* found thcmMlvc* small shanties, n*cd for boarding and sleeping i Tim motbor Jon- did not ffinen among , „ hi. *11. Boran । fotorf in uz Itheir staterooms in absolute dark­ , men who worked upon a nulruad being built, i all who watched this test. wlio-fiial no childran of their own ness. The fddi- of tho boat wa* ripped Open ’ were blown into splinter*, not enough j Twice—then, again, the flliield wm tla-T^t child oTSe old below the water's IcvoL and she filled and l«ing kft out of them»to make respect-1 A lire also broke forth, I able kindling-wood. SlorthoiLHe* were leveled 1 mk-d tranquilly ihwcending the current | .XM>]>le, peth-d th? boy, and her lover Bank immediately. and so flerreh- that in an htrar and s half to tho ground and tlwir content* scattered to AD prenent clapped their handa, and hlw y made his life happier. at farthest all tho part* of the vctael maaimng I the winds of heaven. A number of two-wheeled ‘ shouted, * The Jxjat! the tx»t I Que dav, as the sun was settingonthe abotu water were dcstroyod. Fortunately, she ( -crsixrf uned upon the railroad, weighing him- , I must, for life without my youthful bride Two men rushed forward, launched a other of the river, Rnth being at sank iu shallow water. 8hc must have settled drvds of pounds, were taken up a* if but featbbark into the river, auc ' PITH ASP POINT. and, rowing rnpidjy Uoar of fornMa? upon aoiiis bar. for tbe water rose only irart . ety and waftz-d awav on ungentle zephyra 1 Tin* to wheels from Uirte to four inches wide | soon reached th© kihield, IJ and drew it | grnnuXatlier's house, saw a beggar ap­ high enough to submerge tiie saloon dcckl Tbe I were twisted and rolled into knot* a* oiw would j upper dock would have afforded a safe asylum It was the Irish horse-doctor that sent from the water. proaching. ; bend straw around his finger. Horse* and cat। had it not Ixxm for the fire. Many of the’pasin a bill, “ For curing your Honor’s boree The motion of the water had soothed : senaura on board the Narragansctt waited , tie wore taken tip and earned away and dropp**! Hu looked old,’ and was bant. 1 the child, and rucked it to sleep—a state ! ■ neitlicr for the amking nor for the fire. In to the ground dead. One horse was earned that died, 6 shillings.” ------ •——w------ 1”iri-A- 'longhair streamed over his shoulder, The New Orleans Picayune says : -—> sudden terror they leaped into the __ sea, ____ and. . . forty rod*, and when found it* ixxly wa* a per- ; a'..----------------------------------------------------------------i ““•> L” rani<! ’I’™ nnd tattered. _______ ________________ _______ txxvming nt-.mbrtl and exhausted, sank fort jelly. But little pereonal injury was done | “Never marry u woman without sense, the cans® of ita aafety, child . rara.ra.rez . rare .... for ... had .. the ..... HisbarelegS were tanned by expos- I before the arrival of aid. 'Jltow who waited *1 tiufl place, — a* •« people saw saw.the the storm storm coming coming1 unless you are a fool yourself. ’’ moved at all tiie frail craft must have are to the sun. and his feet were cut and wcri' Immediately upon tho shock tbe «»<1 protected theuiM'lvc* by retreating to celand "** other underground ‘ bruised buUc °r tl,<! Pa"**'nK<T»' elitnbcd upon the top larn ----------------*---------- J places of safety, beun overturned. dock. Tiie boat iv.lto. Kink, UUl but It it HUlUlUllg.-IV fortunately BWU soon [.and here is high prairie ground, and the peo- 1 Now, as the sliuild wbh token from the ' r. !T* II t Will you have some bread and struck bottom, and sud they were still **fc. safe, ' Then pie could see tin- stonu from afrr and um> pre­ water, Vimior, whose face had become afl caution for personal safety. Bnt tiie storm contiie fire broke forth. It whipped• so fiercely water?" asked the child. .. ■ ■to We are told “the evening w^rc on,” bright and hopeful os it had previously tinned to sweep forward in a nortlwaetcriy direc­ l>een gloomy and ran foreboding, •BO? ! cr“^ ,tlie l*«gar- i leeward tint tho boat* on that aide could not be tum, i nd from Maix-doma forward it uu most but we aru never tola what the evening toward ran toward ( lowered, Irtit the boat* to windward were «urhia rSo, hia arm. oatSrcteEed, odling. I koo“- “4 ““Lreaitg cwMfuliy let into the water, all oavu one, which ! destructive In it* conree : dead bodie* and dc- wore on that occasion. Was it the close rnolirthed dwellings jjainlr marking its lino of of a summer's day ? ■All™. Albra, art tov foitoffl ' th?,l‘“3« , ... , । wa* swamped with a conauicrabln company. ! travel. Fann houses were in must totally o...—ra— Tbe life-rafts were pushed overboard. They wife!" " VGrandam!—grandam I . ,called the Jones wits .. it „„ isn't. the color of her liair “Father has come home, and ho !’rn.’n'? ,thr “Nation of score*. )>s**enRcn ‘ destroyed,and form machinery of all kinds broken lx>y. , But she showed no sign of responding does not.move!" ------- .•» lashed thenMClvCM iu life-jockrt», and so pro­ into small fragment*. About seven miltw from I that troubles him in choosing a helptto ■■ 0-1. r ~ lqq,,. b„ munej, what tected leaped into the water to avoid the fire. MvreUoma,«» «bM u tarav to his welcome. The unhappy man had fainted. dement, gn at damage to human life wa* dot* . ■ , , . .. J Meanwhile assistance wa* at hand. The steamer With ilcwth'* Mtaifl «Uxnp<yt upwi th* “Stand back," she said. “I have; him v»Ujr more, When again he knew himself, he wm City of New York, Ixiund for the metropolis, \ Tb» taUU Alra <W«r ... Srel rrato.l te , Ixxm suspected, and cannot forgive ! " twisting wupd clouds, and it fell Is-fore them As soon as tlie color-blind pilots are lying on a soft sheep-skin, spread over a camo up and hailed the Stonington. Ijfc-lxjat* crowd n»on hl It was a custom with the wives of the and in the midst of them an easy, if not willing, . „ ... .... , mattreas. His cut feet had been bathed, were maimed from l»>tli loau, and soon the pn v. hi tlu* house wen- Mr. Oshtr, In* wife all discharged a man with a red noso ■ now realised: ancient to prove their rescmxi were lx-lng lifted aboard the Htoiunguxncnl Saxons S.im. thus tl.rn.lo thow inno-1 mm. ldnj can walk on the MinHistuppi river banka and ’brei' children, and niece, two farm luuids I ton and tho Now York by the scare. «l>™ ~ lh"r bu.l»o.K wouI11 JwniL c zzz -*-.7'by ., 2.-1! ——L, ,1W„ „ Th*! panic which fallowed the colUsionMa* and a servant girt They-all died together. The without having the Hteamlxiata whittling U theahirid the shield did dul not airto. then th™ tho! the I .. Mother l-t.ther 1" he ~ud, looking terrible. Men. women and children jumped wile .» »„ imioot-nt: maoor-i. ; »h.lo while d tf .1 it and ai.l the . abOTt aban, him lum «* ..j,, , j A WASTED LIFE. ‘ from their bed* and rushed, shrieking, from That wax n clever remark of young child went balrea too water, then aha Vraa । ODCC moro die |। their staUrDom* and berths—most of them Spilkins (who wiw embracing his sweet­ U. *'*?' .4“' rol“l'if‘»' I „, UKldcr.d gnu,, I in their night clothe*. Tix-y filled the dark­ considered guilty, and, as a nue, leaped ‘■ heart > when he said he liked that posi“ Die, my acm.?'' said his mother. struction. Onu child, however, iiax not been am by vVilbam the Conqueror, when one . into ■ ■» •• ened *al<xn> and pnslux! and jo*tied each the water after her sacrificed child ' it i.illuT Ueetluui buried lH-ncaih tion I letter the one the he nuns held on the “Yea I of remursoI" ho replied. “I other in their frantic effort* to get upon tfic found,.aud nwrnuiK a «tnuigl. aight ra to be .won I 1|WT were, indeed, BOT , They strange and terribortw away on th<ift wing* of tin- ' riulruiul. ------ —in 10! *_ ,r__. upon tlio Thntoea nt the |«,.nt when- bll_0 a-' times which to live, cannot live. I thank Heaven, wliich has deck. The officers seem to have k»i thc»r «r aoiv umt-H iu wmeu io uve. .. ' , head* completely, and. with the exception of fatel cloud. Jl-mm- Onler. brother l» Alex, and now stand the Houses of Parliament. - the - wife ONE-sw ill low makes no summer ; but Ah we -have said, Albra showed allowed nle to return home before I the purser, Jahn Kiernan, not ooo of them, •«bo ruauhfl near t.y, Hiiffen-d lu-taui death, an A^ vast crowd was congregating on the • neither signa of joy nor forgiveness. ' made an end of life. Above all, I bless from the accounts of the paoMHigira, M-em* did. alao hi* wife and two mnall children "Ur day with the thermometer 90 deg. northern lumk—so vast that the Normmi I William Oslur. brotherri.>ii to the two. csca|>cd in tin-shmb? exercuu<s more influence m u. (1other ih.-r •«.. At this moment, u handBome, dark Heaven that I can read my son a lesson, to have done anything to stop the panic. death but ‘in* wife and child were blown into that direction than n square acre of Guards on sentry ou tbe spot where now and that he is old enough and intelligent Light* wen- finally procured, and tho man thrust himself forward, crying, gers fought for chair*, mattresses, lifo-proscrv- the air fully 150 feet. Tlx- child is probably fa­ swnlhiWH. stands Westminster Hull become doubt­ “ Fair Sister Albra, what ddst thou here ■ e enough to comprehend me." tally ininrvwl. Other ram-s of death arc reThey gathered abont him, his brother en< and every article which would po**ibly aid |M>rtcd, but detail* are not given. Twenty m-rful of what was huppeinng, and gave the by the aide of the river ? ” The Danbury Nvwh, in a long article, to float them. TTicre were heroic turn m thnt tells •• Huw a list is Miute." The sim­ Gurth plaving lightiv with the stick struggling mass of terrified tinman bung*, and alarm. Vindor, looking at the new-comer, which hatf accompanied Vindor m his there were, too, cowardly creatures, who t<*ik lit-mhlxiriioo-l. which I* in Grove t A company of Normans was at once plest, cheapest nn 1 quickest way to make trembled. . ; wanderings, while his father, his sister advantage of the weaknca* of women and chil­ aud nix or 'ight persons arc uiix«iug, marched to the palace. ti hat ih to l>et ou the winning candi­ •upiHwcd their Ix-dir* will !*• found mi “Dul I not tell thee," siud Albra, | pj^y mid his voungest brother Edwv dren to save their own worthless fives. They were but few men, vet quite ca­ date at the election.—Nurrixtou-n Her­ In tbe confiuoun and terror of tire moment tn div Vicinity when- they were last m-, “ that many pable of contending with a larger crowd „ . - ... of my peoph drew . ’ drew near. near. ald. husband* were separated from wive*, and See, here is my brotuer, v bee, brother, who haa bixm of the Londoners, for the latter Irtid “ Where is my son ?" he asked. There is no indignation more terrible children from parents, am! all fought but for been deprived of all arms, and had l>een ( in Gaul these five years. Is not he His mother, L’lfiui, who had not the ! one object to grasp the life which was flit­ Bringing a Dead Man to Life. than tliat of tin elderly man in u horse­ 1 dark ? Our infant is like my father's ting from them. Some,, weaker than tin courage to look her dying and favorite forbidden, under l»in of death, to as- । A young officer of the English line, car offered a seat hr u sympathizing lady, I ixxiple." others, fainted : some pray d. while ill khriiktxi scmble in numlx-rs. ton in tbe face, and who was standing wildly for aid. while passing through a native village, when In* snorts. " Knp your seat, mom ; “ Wife—dear wife ! ” cried Vindor. Ixihind tbe bed, mode a sign, and Borsa, The Captain of the guard saw, how­ In the midst of the tumult the XarragaiVM-tt waa annoyed by the importunity of a they hiiin't a stronger man in this car'n “No longer wife of thine," she said. Gurth's wife, led the bright little fellow ever tliat the greater portion of the was discovered to be on fire. The txiw of the Hindoo beggar, whom no rebuff seemed i “ A woman outraged is a woman lost. 1 Stonington had penetrated the noder of the to disconcert. crowd was composed of women and forward. Six medical experts examined a man I1 Good-by—good-by ! ’’ other Isiat, the burning Coals of tin- lunuu* children, and at once was reasiun-d. Then thus spoke Vindor : “ My son, had be >n scattered on the oiled woodwork of At length, when the filthy vagrant uh to Ilin muiitv and were evetly di­ And, tiefore any one there had a com­ “ What is the cause of the crowding ?" never seek to be revenged upon vmir the steamer, and now to the fear of death by seconded his petition bv laying his grimy vided. After they had wrangled about plete knowledge of what she was alxint he asked of a loud-tongued woman, who enemy. Leave him to himself. All had drowning were added tbe horrors of a death bv hand upon the Englishman's arm, the it for n week it was discovered that they was haranguing those standing alxnit to do} she hail leaped into the fast-flow- men suffer, and by killing them you will | burning. Tliis increased tho jianic, aud a ni~h i। latter, foolishly giving way to anger, re­ hud examined the wrong person alto­ ingnver. her. relieve them from tlwir sufferin';. But wa* made for tiie l*>at* ; but there were r.o paid the freedom with a straightforward gether. Twenty men rushed into the river liTT " "nrn—T”• “i”’ officers at thair post* to stop ttxxn. and tiie “It is Albra, the wife of Vindor, who uftor to r. nor wre Jr. tom.en.-d during th“ f Nkw York (Jraphic; When old Mr. “ “* thf ‘Ltogex The drelre fur paasengcni cut them adrift and piled into them blow from the shoulder, delivered with wishes to prove that she is an honest more torn. . renre ^-oudi Bui wtom his such hearty good-will that the poor Hin­ Liuiib, the confectioner, found lulh’ 1 mu drum, like sheep. y woman." The first to roach tiie water wa* over- ! dis! fell like a log, to all npixiarance daughter Jerushn sampling his sweet­ they removed her from toe -tream «l.e r°S“m Lute Su “ How so? " meats, he exclaimed in anguish : “O, was deaiL Itolaud de Bow; and, in tiie second crowded, aud it was swamped, but the others ■ dead. were put adrift with their precious cargoe». ' “ By the test of the shield." Before the assailant cornd recover from Jenudia Lamb. Jerusha Lamb, thou that place, because my remorse is so great The *toamer wa* settling, the beat from th.- las*’ bewilderment at this unlooked-for killest the profits." In all probability her heart had broken. in having killed a’good man.’’’ The Captain turned to his men. fire wa* growing too seven' to b<“Disband," he said, “and go among Certainly «he had not been long enough All started. “ Ladies and gentlemen,” said an l*>nie, aud men, women, and children , catastrophe, a howling swarm of natives the people. At the least sign of a rising iu tiie water to oix.-ount for her death by “ Wliat do I hoax?” naked hia mother. plunged into the dark water* with chairs, | ciuue rushing to tiie spot, and with fran­ Irish manager to an audience, of three, come to me with the news. Again, if waj- of drowning. “ You have, in your blind vengeance, mattnwarw, planks, and whatever they could tic cries for vengeance upon the mur- ; " as there Is nolaxly here, I’ll diamiss lay their liauds ou. One mother had left her । derer of their countryman, draggixi him bail, indeed, <lid the Hun set ujxin Vin- killed a human being?*’ ye hear the Castle 1x41. at once fall buck you all. The performance cif this babe* in her stateroom, and the fire aod smoke and join me in the court-vard. Me­ dor tliat night. They had bound him “Ay, mother! Sir Roland had a fought her bock a* she attivnptid to renctic off to the local magistrate, carrying with night will not lx* j>erforni»»d, but will be thinks the excitement h is little to do with ixirda, that he might not do him­ cousin of the same name, and much like them, so that sue wa* obliged to leave them to them ns evidence the body of the slain nqieated to-morrow evening." self injury, perhaps even to the taking him in apiiearance—though unlike him perish in ttu> fiamro. Another iuinixd with man. with us or the King." “An I my darling wife," said George, Near the water stood a man and woman, away of hin own life. Matters might well look gloomy for the week after his marriage, “if your in character—for he was a good mon. I her babe into the water, sireadv filled with ' lie neither spoke nor stirred. Again , / oi ci:_ Tj .i la ~S~" ° Z ■ ~ struggling men and w«ncn. nnd the little one both of whom were young—the num faUovedBir lw>hmil for yeara, weaniig wm wrenched from her grasp and sucked be- the prisoner, lor tho body snowed not husband were to die, what would you and again his friends addressed him, re- j handsome, the woman ^ery beautiful. the slightesf sign of life, while tho cul­ du ?" " I don't know. I'm sure, George,” ont my life, and, only a month since, in ncath tbe waters. Between them they curried a shield minding the wretchixl man that he was ' the twilight, I mistook one for tho oth- ( The incident- of that terrible night are full prit himself, overwhelmed with horror nt said the wife, reflectively. “I never upon which was stretched on infant, a warrior, aud that he must live for the er, and killed one of the few Norman Jxnin“ **■ : the fatal consequen es of his momentary J"" 'S',* passion, faltered and trembled iu a way thought of that I must look in my whose age could not have been many sake of that vengeance which it was r,-'i.tl.m..'n who hero wvn kind and imt enacted on tbe Narragaiuw-tt. i.k .... a <> 1 NarragaiiM-tt. the th" officer* of the j that would have made any ordinary judge j ‘Book of Etiquette’ and road the rules hoped by the Saxons they would take m t loir dcahk.gs with —us duvs. Saxons. stonin^Uxi wemed to have lost kwt their thrir heads heads ■ Stoning ton seemed to have for young widows f the man was evidently troubled and against the Nonnana. Heaven forgive thee !’ said Vmdor’s ; ownpleui.r^jrbL- puMm^ra. after being ■>»- convicted him on tho spot es," »~« said »«««««», u witness, “I But he answered not, nor responded gloomy, while tiie woman, though pale, 1 But, happilv for him, the magistrate .. “ Y **«». a rememlier rememoer । stired of their own safety—the faar of which even by a look. Hia senses appeared to ' I bad for a time tilled them with horror— was a veteran, whom no contretemps, thed. fen^t« mother crying ou tiie ocwas perfectly calm. “And now, my son," continued the | urged tbe offiem to send boats to res­ howvver nnexpected, could find unprereferred to Sue was wiping Where they stood, the river ran at a . be completely dormant. vintim of his own desire for vengeance, cue the drowning ]>a»*cugers of the At la«t, his mother, an ageing and wise pared. wltil hl’r eye—“1° OI>e «die baa rapid pace. j “ I am oome home to dia I Do not for­ NarragansctL After a long delay tbe He hoard tho story to an end without T’b'111 *p£’’ Tunning down her >le stood eager | 'woman of her kind, took the infant and, Around them the people boat* wvre lowered, and then it wa* fotnid there -------- -----------------... re­ right cheek." “What," exclaimed the 3W what was | jdacing tiie little baud upon the fathdrs get what I say. Forgive I Do not liear were no plug* to “top the watac-hob-s. To a word and excited, for they knev of jcomment, andv then quietly I vengeance, and l>e a grxxi man. Gome I neck, whispered: Judge, “how could that be?" “Please supply the**- created another delay, and all the about to happen. । to me,” he added, stretching out his haml. time tbe crie* for help were ringing on the marked that before passing sentence, he your Honor," said the witness, “ she was “ Who ia he ?” asked one. m _ chil(J nil beld u • out fc____________dud wished to bo quite certain that the man “Son hve for vour < hild b sake , night air. Ti«e bout* worn finally rigged an* i awfully cross-eyed." “Ho is Vindor," was the reply ; “and Then he tnimbbxl, and the groat down- approached his Mw, manned, bnt tbe men know nothing of luxnci. was really dead. The Hindoos broke in I A Baltimore paper suggests that, inonce master of the men-at-arms to the pour of tear, him from die xtonr. i ■■ Bixauoil.-1” he uu4- .mJ ling the oara, aud the rwult w** confusion with a terrible outcry at the idea of the W1 b„k Thane of Buckingham. Now he is ser­ Lor <1 doth whiob h»d been -lowly quieUj p;, and much lo*s of invaluable time. sacred remains being touched by an un­ j osmuch as the sight of a home-car in। cites all jxxleatriana to treuhndosu exer­ Once at work, hcnrovor, tho lioaU. of believer. vant to his old master, who lives here in ng over him. , tho Stonington did well and rescued many London. All he ixnux-sses of his old “Oh, I don’t need to touch him," , tions, it might txi a good plait to utilize Hel:”t>d, but lost tbe love, na he lost ‘ of the drowning men and women. The men i the vehicle in walking matehea, infusing arms is the shield upon which the child the habit, of work, and what little wealth 1 worked with a will, which made up in some de­ quoted the judge, coolly; “I have a new life into the contestants now and lies.” he possessed dwindled uwjcy. ' ' I. Ur Grrat Tzno.l. gree for the laek of discipline, But other and , surer way than that” “Whose child is it ?" Without appearing to notice the look then by bringing a ear into sight at the Fortunately his two brothers were men ; “Ay, there is tho point upon which of uneasiness tliat l>egan to cloud the other end of the track. atoanu-r, and born down npua the disabled vea­ surrounding faces, ho drew forth a stick Vindor is doubtful!" sel. The boats of the Citv of N«w York were Grolory to 0«lj Descriptive. “How BO?" I well cared for. A indor Uved only to he entirely pittred, all tell of their delight soon in the water, officered and manned by of sealing-wax, lighted it, and let fall Wo regard geology u a dreeriplivo “You sue tliat he is fair, like most revenged. , in havfag got nut of ft again unscathed. aaitora who understood their wOrk and did it the burning drops upon the boro brenat acicnoo—u con descrilm a utiue, or X Fur an hour and a half of the ci ?r}ne. Saxons; while his wife is fairer still. No man yet who lived onlv fur vengo-; It seems that t^ie heat, th® bad smell, the heartily. Instantly the murdered man started up | fissure, or « rook, or a stream, after the Now look at the tittle child cooing in its anoe but nnmidietl himself far more mrid, ’.aud the nbito . of the machine® are the boat* floated around among the drowning poaartigvra, whoee struggle* in the strange cot, and jynu will remark that than he did yiis cnetoy. ' / I sinqJy uulrearable. Of the work-people water were made visible by the light of the with an car-piercing yell, and towiing his Pi<i and shovel have tunneled it up ar his hair is black, and that liiti akin is Therein lies the wisdom at forgive-1 one-third were always on the Kiu-bed, burning steamer, and tiie work of rescue wan arms frantically, rushed out and plunged laid it open. What did ; xjlogy over dis­ dark." neas, wlucli of qourae does not menu imd great ------ ‘ numbers of... ... a । iot given up so long aa a head was to bo seen headlong into the i.’ /er, while his incon­ cover? Not mines in the Ural; flier the ..horses fall were found by accident Not si/ver in “That’aso.” . renewed trustfuln- os. By forgiving your sacrifice to the difficulties that had to bf rJT a ixy for help heard. Women were jnilled solable mourners vanished almost iu> into the lioata by the hair of their Ixsuli when quickly in the opposite direction. the Andes; a goatherd found the mine* Vindor, troubled in hffc mind by a enemy you clear the air for yourn.lL contended with. A great deal, it is true, they were Just ready to giye up the battle and suggestion of an old friend, doubts his “ I will never erase to hate Sir Roland still remains to be dona, but from tbe New Ahnader; Indians painted their William Reynolds was bo ixipuLr until I aee him dead 1" moment the opening wm made by dyna­ faces with its ores. Not gold in Califor­ among his fellow-workmen, in an Ala­ nia; Thbi oath Vindor took over his wife's mite, sir began to peas through the tun­ MarahUl struck it in tiie tiSra^rX bama factory, that they Ixmght a watch prove her innocence. But mark, they grave aa they lowered her poor Ixxly to nel, and although it may not yet be the Stonington died from s’ Ahaurljon aud sawmill. Not gold in Australia- a Cali are speaking! ’ ita last resting place. moat healthy place, still it will be sup­ fright after having I* • -i “ w>*«r for to present to him. Just before bo was fora. toil, r touted for it ud ra rnre Thereupon Vindor. gro. jg still to nave Imjcd informed of the matter he Sir Roli-nd, when riding past Tinder's portable. The calculations of the en­ ■ 4 dumondi in Brazil or the v. — -------- ----- M_ J WL3, an J Kaju house me day frad ace: him playing with committed suicide, while laboring under orealnl gineers were right to two metres, the edge, and then the hull, with her r-ntire cargo, the hallucination that they were jealous O«po ori Good Hope. Wh,t gpologirt moment hai u. • hL and said that which had length of the tunnel ■ u> ner, «rer foond ooal, or irec or qteoMvre ■atik in flight fathoms of water. No accurate and intended to ruin him’. arched u fither's jealous} ind had led rived P “ Thou wilt have it bo s ' asked Aibra. him to a* jio hia wife of infidelity. When thoopeni “Ts it jrfill thy wish?" Yoi ’.now to what these few light stood awe-t>trnd The question is to be bottled in court Angelo fore imp(>n«ib)e to estimate the exact loos of Yefl,” replied the gloomy man. woriU v « he part qf the LiiruiaD knigni Chiesa, was the ____ ____ ________________ life. at Enfield, Ct., whether a father can “Let the old gc-ds of tbe land decide uad k ■!. I other rids. The trains will take a little legally burden a bequest to his daughter correct"*« J011 inoe' hk‘.' Her*, to yemrwhether or not this child ia mine.-’ The sudden appearance of his wife's 1 more tium half an hour to pass through approximating odoabof tbeateambunt are appar- with the condition that she shall never e*Jf? asks an exchange. A gause-silk “Then let it be as thou wflt," aaid brother had more thoroughly convinced I the tunnel" marry. unuarahirt, if the weather is very hot �----------winging onerf U^at^ spptilled by the the channel, had “ We had got fully over two-tliirils of the distance, wW«fofa»-s ft**r, r-maix-d I38VXD ETUI SATURDAY iventure W tho ppmber meh mid go’mi a ■ (4 KarifcF’AWP tfrtjybietor. ’’ liLf yarn was eag^-Iy-apttaptod^ t AND TEEMING WITH CUSTOMERS and uh, plow in tion, but through the taut-rigging and I can|tuumre you tdie never u«ik«wl Invnl.nr tn 11. Idled along-1.,~ ” g muz-' < HAPPY IN BARGAINS unruly characteristic* are • repugnant to our broad and Enlightened ideas of einluhddivisapml in cuttion. They, are priest-ridden, ■npenitinibl from tious, igtjoruut, bigoted, treacherous, addicted taaurtiOng, lyta* and throat- i the cutting;.ami,.gentleman, I might ion­ -DMCttlium* the list to an indefinite 'degree ' bff aide, lik y cured were I not assured, that you thoroughly fog' 'fow*® rtlM* TKjayT* Ml^H rt understood the characteristics which in , opportunity lung rnteti general predominate with the Greasers. 1 Jjb»’ l»ndlegi I uY <|ie ttiir^, and I fog “ It wus Buytlsng but pleiuufot pod- '.r**cr A <11 ing backward and forward in that eon- j the u«xt ins 1 flung mysolf into jny founded riygr, with- douda of .iniasnia | th<‘ anddlp. rising every morning, heat sufficient to "Harry, who had in a measure recovscorch the boots off your feet, kx*t, Mid n<> Do erodhtf erod his , wind and ‘strength, had followed I TUM SkoM. amusement to break up the drear mo- my ' . . efff cting’ his capture with­ y Sample, The wefojng of shoea whx* compress notony which hsd.becotae well-nigh in- out ... followed .by v ...» it trouble ,; then, the reand distort the feet is a aigularly injurBupportabte On® day followed another mainder ol the gang nt a resjiectful disioua custamj Suppose I mud that nine- ■ with tiie same dull routine; there was mnem wq ty>ntiumd the retreat to.Ata* 11.00 <17.00 bimUjfjpir ridKfritaty Htngfai tn g<®d boil] . <wr?,v>Mi«g **>4 Usplying shot for 'shot. . । “ ” ’ ' ’ ’* grim rnul MaA W W to us. though, ami nlrcmly we could moke Uie of (eet ;lf>ry^pod«, 3Ja$hi'iUe gifcrturj. VILLAGE OVPiUEMWi I Pre-M-M - V. HUei.l KTIUn. *i ' Mthlrtrd KM ililei urr. ■!.</ , >- .J . T>w«rr.-|i)riwiiiu-)-* . vui 'r.?'-'-' r J»’r7 » Ms/Xi-;/ '•"iteoi- Vj •r-Akii’At* cif.• itcii -aTi>' r.' Herviesa evvnr Sabbsih al i. Hkb’ualli .cliy.,! at U iu. 1 |pial instance designed for (ding ili'- „D .... TH t>! ... ... A dark bonk of clouds was rapidly rising , ~ a reverse, curve from what is natural to and Hiirvad . 7I 1 the terminal jmrt of the inner aide of tho . : *'♦» *.■ thV 1 f the distant an mutter of thunder gave jyjjj while oil the other toes „,«..v .. .»». «..»«. mining of the iifor iqiprwh of a severe pressed together toward tho tlx whole pruhu-ing a wedg< The decisive moment for embarking of foot which is altogether aj ... had come, and, hastily home a the natural. Such a fixit has lost its ex• Dimming v charge in the ej Ipty ' 'barrel‘ of* luy gun, I । pan>ie of tread; snch s foot has lost its rnnrinbg ar full sjiewi ,.]IU,tic resistance; such a foot has Jost )to jjpcfc t<J a ii|*»n the nMvni>hrd Mexicans, and yell- Our etock* lor tbe Spring ofl&80 consist., as usual, of the best selections from the largest wholesale houses in New I York, Detroit aud Chicago, which may be enumerated | under the heads of nwiy low vapsea, every tune, . ». m.-m,..j_ztn.- \ ■ no society, DO one to visit, and it*, whs the earnest wish of ■ ail hands t>>»t might either have a‘briish with the yenbw^beULes, of else receive orders for more active nnd.oigigt jliMl duty.' “ Finally, tempted bv the cloudfc k»f wild duck, plover aqd other binU iL'festing the reedy ahnreii'iind lagoons, I refliurt. !>-, vp•*!*■ U"' having biowed down the tattler for a general overhaul. “ AfccomjMinied by a young Midshij>man, Harry Murdock by name, with onr double-burruled guns in the stertosheeta, we ttxik jxyssession of the dingy, a light, fleet-pulling and sailing ta»at, and at early daylight shovecl off from the Som­ brero's side. “The early mists of morning were slowly rolling up ns we pulled in shore. Tiie nirrent was running swiftly against us ; wild detours had to lx* mode to avoid rocks, sand-bars and shoals which bounded <>a qvrrv side. Leaving the river, we proceeded teisurely up u tribntan-, which was entirely now ground to ta>tli of us. The waters, contracted by the narrow cimmiel, rushed furiously, casting showers of spnty in the air, eomjx'lling us to exercise our utmost skill to avoid the dangers which beset us on all sides. I wus wet, tired and exhausted with th<- long, fatiguing pull, and only t<x> gladly acceded to my companion's suggestion to tie the taiat up to a tail, overhanging truuk; of a tree, and try land tacks for a while. " Thu ground was sticky and treacher­ ous like the natives. Wild serge grass grew in detached masses, with here and there a clump of Sjuintah bayonet, and bunches of coarse rushes, all growing uxuriously in the wet, »*oggy ground. “We had a tine run of spirt, bagging more game than we could cany, and the iL, —>^.£-2*. ,, 1 . rented at Any MknU io join ••Art* »»d Frch Sprint; Goods, expression I shall never forget swells with the buoyancy of *• * Go on,’ he gasped, with an effort; -apie rebomufing foam ^linded my eyes save me behind; there in a chance for^J»the dingy rose on the created a roller, leave the wofBel to which Ute U, aud one victim ia sufficient I can and, whirling * •* - attached. .Hia immedi_^a dttar akte of'Wm, and it k ncedkoR to trial* that the ofil nffi- ’ eftM t^jMitfo^Ubk-' L ldM%ner n match fay-a, dozen Cun ymh nUk 4jm take cartWrUnn.lW of uro- I rel, and reserve the other.' aa IMMENSE STOCK uu.-nv With V ASHVILLE LODGE. No. JX.F.4 A. iMconiiMnirRd^Rpa-TfMli Wodsesdi 7 O'clock ilmrp.pu or behltt the full of ll Trident brothers art ehrtlsHr Jtrrilrll. Romcirr Me? a rtxy JOHN L. SMITH) Secretory. 3u5fur.55 glrcrfont. ii- ll. Yof.w;, Offic. Ka»t ■UftctMjktaStnwi NmIivIU* I ■ ! - o I.htod- •!..): Hats, Cap*, Boot®,’ Slioe®>,1 and Gents’ Goods, THE CELEBRATED DAVIS AND SINGER SEWING MACHINES! They cannot fail to please the Ladies. 1ST OUR SYSTEM OF HANDLING ONLY Uonest Ooods and selling on the basis of Three Feet to 1 He ytii’dL and Sixteen Ounce* to the pound, enables ub to hold all our old custom­ eruble degree; such a foot, by the irregu H. A HARBER, lar aud uuiuuai unusual p.vnoiuo pressure uu on vej certain ■ . . , uuu \f D- HonicopaCWc fhjtfclan and t^umwir. • Dehvennr our ton- in rupid mk-.s s- pomts of its surface, huA become hani nt 1V1 . < new n.-ri<ti-tiec, on corner of Wuhluv Mon. and taking advantage of the niuoke those those jxiints, joints, and aud is is easily easily affected affected with with and confiwou. wu xlismounU-d, made a earns aud liud bunions. |iniuoaB. I-us&y, sudA such a fo.. foott ' CHAS. Ll. BRAU\. ig'W push f.c the duigy. and the next . Ucunus badly w>anih.d, Ud flit pres ’ ----- --and the pre. instant I hud sent the light shallop1 —- ' upon - . •* .. 1 -----sure exerted it imerferes with its Bral Ratals mb»I Iu>utauca Axcut. CuUocUng whirling out into the stream. The circulation and nutrition. It awut to ac>l Cor><aj-aatln< a tpeclalir. ■ Bounty and Panbreeze was strong and fair, coining in be an ins tmine nt ujxm which tho bodv ■fun I'laim* praxnjMly atltimo! u>, and all other bueiiuwa-enituMaJ U>my cant. Offioa cprxMlUUn gusts from the midst of tin- frowning can BuatiuD itself with grace and with »»n ll/.tia. 11. Htonn-eloud, and, stopping the miiat, I easiness of movement, even in early life, LEWIS DURKEE, hauled aft the sheirt, taking the helm, while in mature life and in old age it i>ewhile Horry, pair mu! punting, laid comi-s a foot which is absolutely unsafe, T AWYKB, Notorr Public, Beal EataU and loaar down in the l>ottum of tiie boat by my and which causes much of tliat irregular, XJ once AjjeaL CoDoclLau ptompUy made, arl Conwyanclnj prop-rlr erecutwl Office Tn D. C 1 ■ hr>-'-tj<in. hobbling tread which often renders so Griffith’. Stores '"A wild, unearthly shout came ring­ jieculiar the gait of jM-rsons who have EMORY PARADY. ing out in the fitful breeze, and, glanc­ pawed their meridian. ing astern, to my dismay, I beheld n USTICE OF THE PEACE. Conveyancing cxrrft sometimes happens for a time that fully SineL^NubriUe end prirnptly attended long, wentherlv Is.-ut filled with natives, these mistakes in .regard and aid* Main MlchT to. Office eael «' * ’ :. _o_2 to the bout _d who wm- in close communication with shoe on- increased by the plan of raising JFM. PARMENTER, Uw gong naborr. T' — were soon made the haul, and letting it -rest -on a Turned They MOW IS TICK TIME to nnd.-tstand Un- true state of Miffnirs, 1 imjxxLmcsj: •b- Office over Hall's Drax itorw, Vee impudiinaDt af a pintad pointed tdmjx-. Any• most villa, Mich. , — . .. — vengeance, the oars ’ tiling mure barbarous _a cap scarcely be W. H GRISWOLD, ~ were manned od either side, and, with conceived. — ’ ’ By this means tho Ixxly, the foam Ixiiling and bubbling uliotit the I which should naturally be balanced on a I). Homoeopathic Phvaictan and rtnrroon. tajws, they gave chase with nn eorniut- I most beautiful arch, is placed or. an in• Ottieo over I». C Griffith's store. Beeldcncs n<*s tliat meant business. But 1 wa, on | cline plane, w r—, jnovoL-ted from and. is -only my native dement again, my confidence '1 falling forward by the action of the muBfalling furu-BTi? nrbnn mn*iwna renewed, I felt more at homo, and • clcs which conntarbalance the mechaniA. M. FLINT, returning to the boat, where we had left witli every moment Harry was recover- cal error. But ull this is at the axpcnM* TTORNEY at law *B<1 Solldlor in Chaocery mg liis vitality. Ho reloaded the guns. o f l (W t muscular effort along the whale will ptU* In all th, CourU of lhl,,uie a lunch, put up by tho ward-room stew­ collection, iiromutty mada Office over D L. the mtwenlor track, from the heels ard. We had, as well, wandered a eon- । keeping an eye ou the horsemen, who, , lino Griffitb'* Store, Xai^rilh. Mich. Hidemble ib.-itaUee iidand, which fuel wa*1H ; balked of tlieir prey, gidlojx-d along actually to the back of the head—a loss ~ E 'PARADY, like ' of force which is absolutely uselesB, and, forced most li-Hagreuably and foreiby up­ the bunk, howling and yelling in ae on Die when I ascended a slight emin­ so many tlends, lint wisely keeping , as I have .known — — erol cxuM-a, ex­ ANUFACTUBEBofBooUaadSbom. Making They had received ‘hausting ' *and painful. ■ ence to obtain a lietter view of tli< sur­ out oi harm's way. o:J rcpalrpig neatly dona, a!»o rtrtcl atUn In addition to a siifHcieut dose, their ardor hnd ta-«-n these evils arising from tho jxiinted Hon to III! a» order* promptly, and al tho lowed rounding country. It ring prion,. Shop eant iM« ot Main tit rent. “A party of muet vicious-looking । damped, and, while they burned for heeled taxit, there ore yet two more. In L B. Where he ia constantly opening scoundrels, swarthy and bearded like ruvungo, and itcheil t«> teat the k<*eu!ii*as the tintt place, the elastic spring of the of U'.eir knives on dux throats, tliev were pirates, mounted ujxm wiry mustangs, arch being broken by tho heel, the gidloping directly toward us, their arms willing their friends should pull the vibration produced by it* contract with the earth nt every step emsea a canctutand accoutrements glancing brightly in chestnuts out of the fire for them. CHARLES SCHE1DT. "The dingy, with sail almost suta sion which extends along the whole of the rays of the morning sun, met my merged, was flying tlirough the water at the spinal column, and is sometimes very P'. H KRMITII. altend. jminMly «nall » ▼inion. 1) ih» iUnckMx ill at»l line—St>...-mix lltiLu the second place, the "There was no mistaking tlieir er­ a rapid pace, but the fleet boat astern, acutely fdt. rand, and, if the slightest doubt had ex­ urged on by the united strength >f tlf- expaiuie of the foot lieing limited, the isted, it was soon .dissipated when the i teen men, gained jx-xaeptibly ujxm our seizure of the i-arth by the ffxit is incom­ ^Hiscrllanroufl plete both in standing and in walking, so party urged their steeds into a round j sail boat. a new — art- to learn now gallop, at the same time unalinging dir I “ I was coin|s-lk-d to watch lhe tanit, tliat it becomes ----------------------^yOI-COTT HOOSE, carbines which were strapped to tlieir the channel, and the strong sqiudls of to stand, erect or to walk with safety. backs. With a ferocious yell they came wiml, and, with tiller in one hand and ‘ Harper’s Weekly. YJti-hville, Miohigun. swooping down ujxm us, and I, hastily ! sheet in the other, my mind was fully C. Wolcott, Proprietor. summoning Harry to follow in my wake, । occupied. A mistake, an accident, no struck fur the old trunk of the tree . matter h6w insignificant, and our lives ui-w I'otrl. crnlraliy located. *cll kept, Hygienic Reversion. which marked the spot where we luul ' would pay the forfeit. Showers of upruv. -» »urv of tr-iUnff totUr *-> Qualities in animals which are the re ­ >'nouni paid, with an occasional mininture s<-a, would disembarked. . . -T-. --A_ than • -1.--atO_any — “Clinging to our guns, while game­ fly over the boat as we dashed through sult of brm-ding tend to die out—tliat ia, the animal reverts to hu earlier aud bags and contents were tossed aside, we the whirling, eddying foam, and Harry ty It is economy to trade with me, for I will not allow any merchant t» longer established characteristics. The P J. Pl Kl IIIS, sought the hardest and dryest . ground, . v , would have to lay aside his double-tairmustangs of Mexico ore descendanta of undersell me, who sells for CASH. until a point was reached, ns nearly ns i rel at intervals to bail out the flying doineeticuted horses, which, having wan­ j j * a . _i . .t t , crft n we could judge, that was abreast of the Bohh dered from the Hpoiiiurds, gradually re­ tree, which was liidden from us by the "An oocosfonal volley from the innd verted to their primitive type. ’The And deeler tn 8e<s’«. Tobacco. Gents' Famlahlns tall serge grass. The dry earth was left jMirty would whistle anil zij> alxiut our Lr It ..... _ „ .1________________ U-." shorter the time in which new qualiix-hind, ———j -and —r with'a —plmigc r. - *i- went eon, and, before a return shot could lx- itius have been cultivated, tho stronger ankle-deep into the mud and ooze, three tlMTO thc (Xnrannv skunks would . tendency. m.l-a miles ot-wbieh intervrm’fl btMwvon us n;tn>a retr1?a.t j^der c<wer cover u{ of'the bank bunk lined |' the itrt-venuonal w Homewhat tha same hTgienicailv. Union Hoaae. ' Jl1 ’ wit71 gnuQ‘’ to a“‘ int4‘nH4‘ •linpwt of tiie A jn-rson would have a jxrfe^tlyhStily When we say thia, we mean that you have aimed men were urging their houses Middy. I hiul lieeii hit in the arm, not organism if the sum of the forces opeMaple Grove, Micb dong at a funousgmt; and. gentlemen, M<wrad^ bltt M1e poiu ww. eze^ive. I This anatom hedd^ witmn ’ nis' ancestors -rTrpnw fruro ff I rfelttcarwl ?n my Ufe jtws ^VmiM’r wi« bv no means tm- nmng ■ - — • ' ’ nau• always 7’ been on the side of physiological sound- ; UEBHALbEE, g.a*<C” *->V* -V P~v.nl by the fact. The sdls of Un, . •SA-PT>r«T=r a-ktt •holder, taking m the .whole ajhutiom tlinRy WPfe jH-rfo^ted with hol.-s, and an ue^‘ If such a one were attacked with dis­ "k 1^’ 2"L>nTILr.T Mplfoter was ajipawutm the slender ease from some external causes, his sys­ we had thcaAm&trigC'oi A good start, nnwt, nut; there wns no time or opjior- tem would rajridly eliminate the d'B­ We are opening the largest and most complete stock of und. m - th« Gieawra rmn^l up their lunitv to wpair damage*. order and revert to ita wonted state. snorUAg mnctMgvior a mouient ou the ; ufhe channel now took on abrupt SPRING GOODS, that we have ever had the This tendency to revert is weakened in edge of the marsh, we were atecdilv turn t>tbft right, oSd I knew we were proportion to the number of ancestors in gfawlxville, ,• , , Mloh■ pleasure to present before the people of plouwing th‘\ “ud but a short distance frvm the Rio whom morbid causes have operated. If jpHAT HUSBAND OF MINE! and water, white . dteWMB trfjife com- Grande. Tbe creek wm wbju> with Nashville and vicinity, as a call at jxrand flew high dx.vr our heads with tiie rifta of mirty were drtdistance, haa been in a family for many our store will fully prove. G«U hie SHAVING and HAIR CUTTING every jilunge. »Vo • -Were beyond the ing high almve the annken rocks generations, it has become an accumu­ range ol their , .. r Barr,. • th, lat’d force, and can lie extirpated from their taliterlb» h ..th.i. range, .aal tl.ey the family blood — ---------- ~-lr« Ur aalera. tar»h»»lr ill Uw mu.l hJBlwrfaa tLrfr otiru.1 w,,etu.• ---- ... M UV KMU W. .1 efforts, kept up tin Then, with a ammltaneoiu yell, they ; ..T)w report of the fttana were tort but- Hoe of Genu EurnlablDf Goodi.Citfun and Tobacco, tions. If it ’------name on. Ite aniraala plung»« (unoualy in , nittlimr „»| thunder, iirreea<xl side causes aa Iheyartik deeply mln tho adhenn , , virj(1 jj,^, ligi.tning. A squall g A. BISH, mndof the morals. <»f whid and rain swept over us. oomjx’l- or it may l>e wholly killed out within a ’ ‘‘TSE BOSS" "Their obfret wm murder and plun- itag me to let flv the sheet, and in on single lifetime. der. The opportunity was too good to m(1tant the canvas, tom and tattered, As a general thing, the sick tend to It must also be remembered that wo also carry an immense lx- thrown away. There was no one to W1U, Btr.«ning out U> l.-eward, the sods get well; for the average of inherited interfere, no one to witness their deeds . useless and rtiined—for < ur use at least vital forces exceeds that of the morbid. stock of hu B vkub . men. of violence, and in that mmw of tangled , *. We were now in a species of rapids ol ana m mat mass <n tangieo The vital forces thus prcjxindcrata from in hnufl Onurl bnd mire nn a boiled -t_# It ' wneda,UpBMa, no nnn one i wh___ ore,L_ thea______ torrent along ata furi- age to age liecause the leas vigorous die would discover our hacked aud dishg- (HM Mpet^ There wo no occa^o,, for early, leaving those to jierpetuate the yyiLLIAM JONES, nred bodies. canvas to accelerate our pace, .and the race in whom these fqroes have accumu­ “The rapid crack of tho carbines re- waters, lashed to fury, roared and min- lated for numberless generations. AND sounded conuDunily as* ghd gled with the >crash “*■ of* '* thunder, ’ and ’ the " continually in Our our ears, and, iu Where morbid qualities inherited from the horses gained upon us, the balls lie- sharp ’ — ’hissing ' ' of the descending rain. one line may be strong they may be held gan to whistle uncomfortably cloae. But “The smoc smooth sides of granite rocks in check by superior vital forces in­ it is a hard matter for a mounted man to were wore on eithe either aide, half concealed by herited from the other line, but these HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC. hit a fleeing fugitive, so I hod but slight flying " ' 'foam and blinding spray, and the qualities may reappear in a grandchild, OF W« buy for CASH and buy very cloae; and conaequentiy our cuztomaM misgivings on that score. It only served face of my companion turned u Rhode or, even leaping over two generations, have the benefit of it. to ncceknie our pace, while the cattle paler in the devilish glare of the light­ in a great grandchild. Tliis is known aa bandits wasted their ammunition in ning ns he noted the peril we were in. atavism.—-Youiht' Companion. ers and gain new ones every week. A visit to the PIONEER STORE will convince the incredulous of this fact. We aim to please patrons both in quality and price of goods offered them. Although most goods have advanced from 15 to 25 per cent we are selling many of them at the old prices. Try us and see. N. B.—Wil! continue to pay the highest market price in exchange for all farm products. L. J. WHEELER, J Prop'r Pioneer Store, Nashville, Mich. M To Take Advantage of the M &REAT SPRING BOOM. A It Can Be Found at D. C. GRIFFITH’S M rasey; CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, Boots, tsilioes, IVotions, Etc. Burlier, I>. <L GRIFFITH. JJEFLE YOU HAVE THEM. READY MADE CLOTHING, A. L. RASEV'S, DRESS GOODS and PRINTS, OF ALL THE LA TEST PATTEHN8. BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, BOOTS, SHOES, ALL KINDS S FOOT COVERING, DENTISTS ’ �This Is An Actual Photograph of .1 a Page QOOK’B CABRIAOE WORKSI ADDHTOIll. 100*1. T^ir3irw# of ja Very Early Issue of The News Clali wfoat 1*M M««<Uy enafaw. ■ JMCanufax?tux-efo SATURDAY, •UR EUROPEAN LETTER. the good of tbe order ia expected. —For sevecul .weeks a full LOCAL MATTOS. ( Right ■ laded people are chafing dreadfully under tbe national humilia­ tion, as they call it, arising from Mr. Gladstone^ apology. Aa a private in­ dividual be was free to abuse Austria form and promenading the ridge-poles of the houses on Maple 8L Last WedGo to the Old Reliable Market for ter of EngUod, and for making totally unfounded statements, it is quite an­ other thing. By this time it ia to be hoped, he is moralising oh the anad- Proprietor. and armed with revolvers and mus­ The IcBCteam Boom h now upon us, kets, did shoot and kill five of these andyou will al ways find the best qual­ marauder*, and now after the wall of ity by the Quart, Pint or Dish, at the mourning baa died away, the boys Ice Cream Parlor, two door* north of the Port Office. 88tf. hope to rest in peace. visibility •( vituperation in any form. The Dew Ministry lias begun ita of­ ficial life with a series of apologies. Mr. Fawcetts accusation against the late government of concealing ;he -date of India’s finances was equally groundless and bad to be withdrawn The two apologiea,ooupled with 8ir W. V. Harcourt’s defeat at Oxford, have Liberal camp. Many knowing peo­ ple attach considerable importance to the Oxford and other Liberal defeats. They profess to see in them a sign that the constituencies already report the decision of the late election. Mr. Chamberlain in the Cabinet, and Mr. Bradiaugh in the House, are facts wAich alarm moderate men. It is somewhat amusing to hear of the Con­ servative party being annihilated, aa they haw never been a more compact and determined body than at present The defections have been all on tbe part of the lower clasaof voters. Tbe thinking men have only drawn their ranks more closely together and are quite prepared for any emergency. May is the month that bring* count­ less numbers of our friends and rela­ tives to town, and really under their auspices London assumes quite a new aspect. It isanleaaant change to see a number of fresh-faced, aminated, । healthy people, who all look agreeably interested in the performance of whatever theyf may may be be al»ouL about. They They really really 'I listen to the the music, music, and and look look at at tbe tbe I _____ — • ■ ... pictures and enjoy the riories of... the ]i a»_v was loudly Jt _and j enthusiastically -i iiwhich cheered. "While I wa* speaking at a meeting.” said the House Rule dictator a gentleman came on the platform and said, “here ia five dollar* for bread and twenty for lead.” What tbe Irish ag­ itator* expert to gain by shooting the Saxon is not very clear Possibly their aim is plunder, and that they have some wild dream of sacking Dublin or Belfast. If so the gentleman's estimate of four part* of lead of one of bread would seem very much below the pro­ portion required in fact, would re pre­ to of Falstaff's FalstafTs 'h*. 'hasent just the oppsite intolerablequantity porth of bread and intolerable qua .. of “sack.” • , The fire lead has Iteen abroad in London the past moatii. Nearly ever}* night the sky i* lit up with the bright, fierce glare of a great conflagration. Captain Shaw's brave brass-helmeted men have had tlieir work cut out for them, azid Che firemen of late have been much discussed. As befit* a corps mainly recruited from the Royal Navy, the men of the Metropolitan Fire Brigade are strong and alert, full of courage and never seen to better advantage titan wbe* fire rages around fbem. They number four hundred and fifty-two of all rank*, and a finer body of men never served the public. •----- -- T^orth-e season of1880. I »tn prepared to furnish the public listening to tbe discordant medley of nark. They are evidently not merely Killing time, and their healthy earnestilch* ih an unintentional reproach to rhe faded and wear/ votaries of pleastire and busines*, the biases citizen*. who go about looking a* if there i* MAIN JaIRE. - the Finest CSods in Central Mich next Monday evening a* business of importance may be brought before the - JUNE 18) IMP. 3Rickif«« frstnl NASHVILLE, MICH., > 1 —The M. E. Sunday School picnic held at Thornapple Lake on Wednes­ offers bis farm in Caaday last, was a very pleasant affidr and all seemed to enjoy themselves to the utmost. Over 230 were in attendance, including children and grown people. . ClTTINDrf. After a very bountiful dinner had been QFWill served, tbe children were all given a price in ca ride ou the lake, the boat* being era bring managed by experienced persons so that no accidents should occur. A large number improved tbe opportuni­ ty of taking a ride on the little steamer, which by the way, is a perfect “Gem” who always sells at tbe lowest prices. for a pleasure party. Mr. Cole ia mak­ ry Tiie Celebrated Clow Grain ing every effort possible to make bi> Cradles at Bonn’s Hardware. grounds pleasant and his boating facil­ ities, all that the public could wish. Big Bargains in Tea. and a Beautiful All regular trains stop at tbe Lake Conch Shell given with IgC^^ House bo that parties from tbe east or west, going there by rail need not walk Druggist* claim larger sales for Hili' any distance at all, and we predict that Buchu than any other medicine. in the near future, Thornapple Lake ty Eave Troughing made from the will be an active rival of Goguac and beat tin, with patent hanging. «u>d put Gun Lake. up for 8 cents per toot at C. C. Wolcott’s. Common ( onscil Proceeding*. ITfoaalBtfokfobU \ Council Rooms, / Nashville, June 8, 1880. Conferred upon tens of thousand* of1 sufferer*could originate and maintain । Regular meeting. Present, Chip — r,_A~ -T V Roc, Cook the reputation which Ater's Sammaf mian. *nu President; Boston, nosv a billa enjoys. It is acompound of ‘ noldo ‘ Absent Downthe best vegetable alterative*, with the log ,n>? and Olds. On motion council adjourned for Iodide* of Potassium and Iron, and is Ul the most effectual of all remedies for one on^ WM|c. scrofulous mercorial, or blood dis- , F. McDerbt, President, orders. Uniformly successful and cer- | Clerk. tain in its remedial effects, it produces Council Rooms, June 15, 1880. rapid and andcomplete completecure* cure*of of Scrofula, Scrofula,j rapid p .. . ,. I Sore*, Boils, Humors, Pimple*, Ernp- I . 1 j ment_ Present, PChipman, riJJJr from impurity of the bloj>drdBy President; ...ion ££SS .... )plaint*. Female ... kgr1 -b™-Jun. ne*s and IrrMUlaritie*, and i* a potent F. McDeurt, Clerk. E. Chitman. p. ” '' i resident, EATON COUNTY ITEMS. „ . . , . Two ql ^introk. were reportreport at Eaton Rapids on the 11th. John Searles of Eaton, has *old bis h ZiH ‘ll fro“ K*hU,!<’ ''hor* it Will be removed. Drum Major Baxter, of die Charlotte IT?li-U.-n.nt in the United States army. Figures show that th ” , !rre .how for Ute year endCT* wel* °nr-third more ling May 81. ^ there , I , ■ renewer of vitality. For purifying the blood it han no equal. It tones up the gygt^jn, restore* and preserves the health, and impart* vigor aud energy. mFor _ fortv ____ _ yean __________________________ it ha* lieen in extenaive use, uae, ana aud is to-day me the mont sive mum avail­ »h]|„ Bt> o medicine for the .offering suffering rick, sick, any ___w|iere, For Hale bt all Dealers. re-4,, which ran be taken Internally ae well aa externally by the izodrwl infant- It cure* almoU tnaually. JTJTX1T. abort the wonderful eflbcU of thia troat wonderful tlon» will oonrlnce anyone that It la all that b UoqiestioBiblj the best Built ud Easiest Riding GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. 8TATIOMB. MJMferflhi s tn fl Cterlrtt* DUolt------ 8TATTOX3. Naohvfllo...... Hfothp...... M^teterOU,... TnUMMUMMBMiMnuIInH. E. O. BROWN, Buggy or "Wagon H. B. LXD JJOOR, BOOM, BANG! To be found in tbe frlai-ket. For a few days only J. &■ G. Meakin’s IRON STONE CHINA! IT IS GENERALLY KNOW Warranted not to craze or crackle. Workmanship and Materials VV he*ii Combined W ith THE IDEAL OF TIIE TRUE ARTIST, Are EHHCMitinl Factor* in A.11 G"OO(1S Of tlllS dJDLllljtljC^jlU*6s 7 ( Therefore I place my Goods upon the Market, confidentially believing thej will 2nd the teJt, and prove highly aati.Jtory to all who purchase. E. COOK. 40 c. Tea Cup*and Saucer* “ “ " •* handled 50 c. Tea Plate* 40 e. Breakfast Plates 50 c. Dinner “ Present* with tea. Canned Good* per can 15 c. Pc-aa, Beans, Strawberries, Com, Black­ berries, Cherries, Etc. COFFEEAND TEA AT ANY PRICE. RoaHtw CDhoice uf Beef, Pork Veal, Mutton and Steak, "so tender aa never vaa.” HOSS BOLOGNAS For tbe whole population. dressed at a moments notice. You can always find the following articles, or will be made to order : All kinds of FARMING IMPLEMENTS, I births in Eaton couaty thau fol the elamedfor it Warranted to cure the following year proceeding. dleeaaee Kbeumattotaar Kidney Dieeaa* in any J. t j . fa . , Hefotacba. ToothacM, Earache. Newalfia, i 1 be min aud wind storm of Saturday Hjxntaa. BnteM. Fleah Woarta, Buntom. Born*, last lias done considerable dnmage in CornfcSpina) ■flbeUoa. Co<lc,Crsnit>u*c Paina,C*oJthe county. Tree. and. in ~.3i<- few , canes, wheat have been blown down. Last week, two boys, Janita Loyd and Thomas Grant, of Potterville,were ry Most a car-load of those cele­ arrested tor stealing eome traps of El­ brated "Palmer” Ciadles at th*' Found­ der Wilder, and were sentenced to the ry. also repairing Cradles done on short House of Correction. notice at Bailet A Wood’s. Frank North the high toned landl , lord of the Potter House at Potterville 1 ty Now for whips, cheap at ha* jumped the country, leaving a A. R. Wolcott’s. I young wife to *uport herMcIf, also al ... prescribe the new i large number of creditor* to mourn hi* I Physician* freely pi . __________ J alt Bitters,” be । untimely departure. Food Medicine. "Ma At Charlotte on the morning of the i cause more nourishing, strengthing, and purifying than all other form* of MICHIGAN NEWS. ( 10th Benjamin Bole for forty year* n | . resident of Eaton Co., dropped dead 1 malt medicine, while free from the A wooaa W yean, old wa, found ‘"J1.*? ko’"*, .“T’'.’.* ubjebtions urged against malt liquors. 37-41. hoeins rora by » cenau, tiker. up J»ry pronounced tho <u.o~> ofhudeaUi Montcalm county. ',<u‘rt d'"e“«'- He waa 83 yeura of age. A book on the liver, ita diseases and their treatment sent free. Including • ••••• ■ liar* U ednendav night, who took all MC1M|WW »n-» «•»« •— treatise u upon Liver Complaints, Torwhile Im th ing. the revolver* in ntock. together with pjj Liver, Jaundice, BOliooanesa. Will. Hibner was drowned Sunday Ii cartndges, cutlery and what small Headache, Constipation, Dyspepsia. forenoon in the mill pond nt Saline 1I change wa* left in the drawer, tbe Malaria, etc. Addrem Dr. Sanford, village while bathing. ! whole amounting to about $50. 333 Broadway, New York City, N. Y. Robert Sands, n well known young I The uiuth annual meeting of the MWfoai Ufoufoo, « wc... foUMM.a. j..«<*„ (37-40) man of Adrain, wa* killed at that place i Eaton County Pioneer Society was HeerT °° n*<h Hth‘ ‘ he^ C"^10*** Wwek Wednesday j JohoBlon’K S*r^»p»rilh, eurfo U»«r Coa Y I*- WOLOCTT Johntaon'a Smnaparilla, cure* IndlfMUon. I and was the most interesting ns well HAH REMOVED Grand Rapid* lias 154 saloon* and as the brat attended meeting in the i breweries. And yet people wonder at history of the society. The officer* Johnston'a Sanapsrlll* cure* Dy«pr|foi*. the criminal roll and the weakness of this vear inaugurated n new departure WHERE HE WILL KEEP A FIRST CLASS STOCK OF the police force in tliat city. in the order of exercise*. There was 1 L’asdrrtAldng. Orville D. Wilcox, who waa wounded no orator of the dav, and no long Having completed in every particular Tuesday evening at Kalamaxoo by the speeches ; but, instead a friendly visit* premature discharge of a cafinon while ing meeting was bad at the fair ground tiring n salute, died Friday evening. ________ _____ OF ALL KINDS, proportions. There was n cal’ issued blared Two small boy* were playing on the for the members of the society who 1 ’ 1^!"' 1. log* in Hackley’s boom Muskegon, Fri­ had lived in Michigan when, and bein Hvfnc-nnf and r^’ ----- 1 lived in Michigan when, and be­ day evening and both fell m. One fore, admitted into the Union and it * out and • henrequired, required,ininlaying laying pot and pre pre fore, admitted into the Union, and il ------named Lebo nta, aged, 9. was drowned. was found that forty-one members ol paring for banal; preserving bodies in auy kind of weather without the bar­ The G. R. A I. railroad company has voted to increase it* capital stock from meeting—one year ago— and forty new barous use of ice, etc. all of which with $2,800,000 to $5,000,000, for the purpose members joined, bringing the mem­ 1 have in my employ firrt-clsM workmen and can give gnod satisfaction. of extending it* road to the Straits of bership up to Romething over 500. The and see me Irefore you purchase. Kellogo, Dema ray de Co. Mackinaw. Secretary’* and Treasurer’* report* *how the society in sound financial •f E rOUMM GA INK!) la tbw wr»ki, »nd cared Albert Smith of Marcellu*. was ac­ cidentally killed Tuesday while trying condition. The officer* for the ensu­ 10 of euomautfa*. to adjust a belt in a saw mill near ing year are ; President, Robert Nixon; Mmr. Crrtdoft A < that place. His left anu was torn from Vx»-Preaident, T. D. Green ; Secre­ J _ Sutofol ORIGINAL ANO ONLY CtNUINk OamnavPta its socket, rupturing the arteries. He tary, E. A. Foote ; Treasurer. M. L, Shepard. leaves a wife and two small children. Hon. Freeman C. Watkins waakillThe Naahrille girls load the table of rd near Watkins’ Station, in Norvell. Thursday morning. Mr. Watkins was Editor Strong with beautiful bouquet*. drivings spirited team, and when near That’s what he get*, for beiug young the station the animals became frighteBed and ran sway. He wk* thrown Nashville, in Barry county, is bless­ from the wagon and struck on hi* head. He wa* picked up insensible and died a ed with a newsy local paper and pros­ tew moments after. ‘ pers accordingly.—Ueatoa Harbor Pal- OSBORN REAPERS AND MOWERS, SULKEY RAKES, Shovel Plows, Corn Cultivators and Harrows both Square and butterfly. Double and Single. Heavy and light, unsurpassed in style, qual­ ity and low prices. Repairing done cheap. Callars, Collar Pads and in fact everything in the Harness line. AV ,A<i< r.UMBER Carriages, Top and Single buggies and Spring wagons. Trim­ ming a specialty. Old tops made fo look as good as new. Remember we have a foundry and are always ready to reapair make or furnish anything made of Cast or Wrought Iron. BEACKSMITHING. Horseshoeing and Job Work done by the best of workmen. Casting a specalty. x Scrapers and Farm Bells cheap. Chilled and land sides to fit almost any plow. Kettles, all sizes, Col­ umns for brick buildings, Iron Fencing &c. "All these tilings and many more. Call and see meat the corner store. Cash paid for Produce c. w. SMITH. SELLERS’ COUGH SYRUP! 50 Yertra before the Public. Pronounced by all to be the most plcosa-f and efficacious remedy now in use for the curt of coughs, colds, hoarse­ ness, croup, tickling sensation iu the throat, whooping cough, etc. Over a million bottles sold within the last few years. It give* relief where ever used, and the power to impart benefit that cannot be had from the cough mixture* now in use. Sold by all druggist* at 25 cents per bottle. Hellers' Liver Pills are also high­ ly recommended for curing liver com­ plaint, constipation, sick headache, fe ver and ague, and all diseases of the stomach and liver. Sold by all drug gist at 25 cents per box. Opposite Cook's Carriage Workw F T. BOISE, DRUGGIST, Whips, Robes. Dusters, Ac. Best Heavy Harness from $33. to $35. Single Harness from $12. upward. Call NICHOLS, SHEPARD & CO.BsifisCraLIli. “VIBRfiTOR: Calls for clergymen are frequently A Nashville showman hired a mar­ heard, on the frontiMr.but not often tor the kind described in tbe following velous ugly and mislmpen negro, put trough of mud and juuwage from the Aurora Nev., Herald exhibited him aa n "human hog” "W’e are sorely in need of a preacher, re iwiwj ID iict <u OL preacDer, i but we<dont ---------want any cheap trash. We ,But the man proved that mud was not the natural element by catching cnld who ' want ai good, muscular Christian, ........ and dying of puemnonia. .\ <4n snatch sinner* by the scruff of the neck mid drug them bowling up tbe MaHRIED. plane <»f righteousness, and who will not drink more than lie can held. 5uc.h a man will net a right smart Uy out here.” L-Thnmw- i.rPt.Ijwr-iHv X. ’ T3LECTIC PHYSICIAN and Sarj^nto prrjfo.nl XL, U. aww.-r B|| oll, thBt m.y mttdr far h). ■ ' - Vlfo—. —■! It I l~ll I Ml BOW rtkonM ia wy mw ibopls ihs bulldiof ■ -uccnlly <foUai by Mn Crvetar, wlforr I ua pru- I BOOTS SHOES, Jn ■ wortemiallkp mann-r and al kw i.rlcm, FINE SHOES u fowrtallv. A. BURCMAff And all the leading Remedies in Patent I ProprUtory Medicines School Books. Blank Boo MIscallan’ BlblM, Autograph and Photograph Albums A COMPLETE LIRE OF Wall Paper and Bordering, [TRIMMKD FREE) AS FINE A UNB OF DR. C. W. GOUCHER, JJOOT AUD SHOE SHOP. (Successor to Boise Bros.) YOU CAN FIND AT MY STORE ■nd STR AW-BURN INC STRAMHU «v*r*nl«w for aopmor **™]£ BE NOT DECEIVED I, «. for Ih, - rraifol vMeS v, mall ft-. 1*1*1 11 XICH01T VCJTARD * CO . ftattr C-w*. »■+. Aa there is in town, and all war­ ranted to be sa represented or money refunded. �• coarf1^?^ SATURDAY, - JUNE 111888. VICINITY LOCALS G. A. TRUMAN Geo- Nsrtou is having good success putting in his mill daw. Last Tues­ day afternoon abo Undoubtedly has the largest stock ofLig-iit Weight Clothing- in Nashvile and offers Special Ra.rga.lns in all MAPU OROYK ITEMS. lines, Fine Worsted Holts, HgJit Cassi< Kiri* vWt Cook’s Mr. Stowe of NiwYort, is viMting lis uncle, L. D. Griftn. whole. Dr’s. Baker and Whitmore have held >ounaal over Jaarea Ixggett mere Halts, Bloc Flannel Halts, LinGarter. en and Cotton Suits, Duster* in endlete W00BLAMD ITEMS. WEST MALABO ITEMS. vtr- B. 8. Holly has a new pbeton. ri*ty, all of the newest and most The Teachers’ Institute passed off very nicely. How corn does jump! A. J. Carpenter is having his house Mr. Hartwell nf Washtenaw Co., the rhurrh la the north part ot town fashionable cut We make no in regard painted over. visiting hi* son Frank. Croquet, building boats, boat houses, Many field* intended for corn, are Some wheat fields are almost com­ and fishing, is all the go. pletely drowned ont and worthless, being summer fallowed. to our clothing and have but Thia fact coupled J. F. Holbrook has erected a new Art. SloMon intends to return to while others ar© looking fine. side-walk in front of bis dwelling. The races have ceased at the Center Jackson county this week. There is to be a spelling match od Tom. Btady and wife of Rom. Kal­ with the of our goods, has forced us to amazoo Co., spent Sunday at W. H. next Saturday evening, at the town hall. Henry Bals is making an artificial King’s. There is to be a literary entertain­ river on Mr. Bechtel’s farm, which for Miss Laura Shepard has our thanks the front in the CLOTHING TRADE of Nashville. I have also a excellence of workmanship can not be for a buqoet and those mammoth ment at the town hall on Tuesday ev­ ening. strawberries. best in the county. Jacob Hoaflbr, of Battle Creek, for­ full line of Gents’ Furnishing Goods, It is the onversal verdict of all the Will. Ryan has been on tbe ack list ladies that 8. P. Shaffer has the hand­ over since his return from the north­ merly of this place, is making 8. Hil­ bert a visit. somest rag carpet in town which was ern part of the State. Fanners begin to look sidewise at woven by Mr*. Cadwell. Our village landlord, H. C. Goddard, all new and nobby. one another and begin to think it is the Orson Duham lost a horse last Sat­ wa* called to hi* old home in Gratiot days of Noab. • ' urday. It was apparently well till the Co. on business, test week. John A. Jordan, who wasone of the rime of death ana had a slight touch A largo number of reapers and mow­ of old ago, which perhaps waa the ers have been purchased by farmers in first residents of Woodland, is very sick. He is nearing' TO years. cause of the sudden demise. this town tiie present season. Hon. Geo.fi. Dewey spoke at the M. Kalamo can truly boast of one honest Help is so very bard to. get that the man, R. A. Perry waa the finder of farmers find it impassible to catch up E. church, Tneaday evening, upon the •abject of Government. He gave our Henry Speacer’a pocket book and very with tbe season in their work. teachers some good advice. manfully delivered it to him, refusing Mrs. D. W. Power* returned on last to take any reward whatever. The Republicans in this section are Saturday from a visit to a nick daugh­ proud of the nominees for President Wall lake is becoming a favorite ter living near the Bay of Fundy. and Vice President. They think it the summer resort for the Maple Groveite* Tho heavy rains have so softened the tiie best thing the convention ever C. R. Palmer and wife. Geo. and Delia Spencer, were rusticating iu that vic­ ground iu the wood* that a large done. amount of timber has blown down. inity on the 5th, 6th and 7tb inst. Mr. Fred Schrax came down to the mencument of tiie war, and two of the ''P0 THE PUBLIC, JTIS A FACT A valuable horse belonging to Mr. cornert with a smite as tong as a broom boys belonging to that regiment arc A Al. Rogers passed through the south part of town recently visiting his old Bradley has been put in the hospital stick on his manly face, tiie other now residents of this township, vix. ------ BELIEVING THAT-----friends. He had with him tin ware by reason of a very badly inflamed eye. morning. A nice girl baby was the John and Jesse Itemalie. Crrizxx. The Mix Imiv* lost four valuable cause. of almost every description and yankec A rousing temperance meeting, was notion*; and took in exchange therefor sheep by having a tree blown on them ■ The cheese factory at W’oodland uses held in the congregational church test during the «torm of a week ago last Ii jiaper rags, butter, eggs, etc. , 8000 lbs. of milk n day. Sabbath evening, and a "citteens pro­ Sunday. Some of our low-land farmers just Dr. Baughman of Woodland is get­ tective meeting assx^tetion was or­ J. L. Merryfleld swung a broad-ax finished planting corn last week. ganized with a capital of over 8600 and Probably they are looking for another into the back part of one of his feet, ting a big run of custom. it is proposed to raise the amount to warm winter to put the dent into tlieir and no'W put* tiie most work on the The general impression is that cheese 810.00. and place tin-same on deposit Each aide of her, and that a little more corn, but we predict that all corn that other one. will be very cheap this fall. for the purpose of defraying the ex- >competition will make a little bet­ tX BARRY COUNTY isoutoD Washington’* birth-day will Albert Wack has just finished an ad­ Geo. 8. Fuller of east Carlton is build­ peuses of prosecution .tn case the saloon ter market, I have purchased fa stock >f be in a worse condition than Corn­ dition to hi* house, and now is build­ ing an addition to his fine leridence. did not live up to the letter of the law, finish. wallis was one-hundred years ago. ing a horse barn ; J. 8. Jenks doing the Some of the farmer* talk of taking a governing the sale of intoxicating Although Willard Buxton is do j carpenter work. boat and bowing their corn with n drinks. Spicy and pointed speachcs htatesman or wise finan-er, yet he be Another wind, raiu aud hail storm npcar. were made oy the President, Mr. viaiMni VIIIM .UB knows how to keep what — hea gets and yjgjted tiiis nection Sunday UW>U morning The orchard of Moses Durkee of east Wooden,and a number of other*, which । pay for«al!tt!r1U*“ *' '* ” ' 1 Patent Rockers, little a*--------possible. Mr. Hunt 1 *laut, doing considerable damage to Carlton has been stripped of its leaves were earnestly applauded by the aud-1 »?2,on'’X. fence*, etc. has been living- ----------------— —.i.-A1 J I ience, aud this meeting is looked upon j by the canker worm. I Extension Tables, ard boarded with They ns being the most rousing demonstra* him. ’ — had — -a j rejocing of the greenbackers Some or of tue tbe larmrm farmers luu.H think M their row, and Mr. Hunt moved out and he in over the Domination* of their conven­ oome .CT. corn ।•,l..6 of u-mperance ever wit- 1 ground will raise wheat, and some think ‘‘J’*"*" now trying to find Home means where- ■ tion at Chicago, i" like unto a distant that they will plant in May ’81. iies^-d iu pw*» by he can make him fork over that hash j wail of a dying pismire. biM, but Willard poaitiveh refuses to . . Rom Miss ru.iiDella wk Wheeler —i— i. is ♦teaching —ki—. — school i./wJ Excurxlon of the Season. -ALSO•liworire. Recently hia wire returned M. H. Bradley is ia having haring hi* hl» barn M •hinXS Fr. district No 3, cf east Carlton, isbav- . tohim in a loving manner, which last- j thoroughly overhauled, re-shingl — | jjjggood umcegg an<| a very full school. I •shingled Connnon Furniture The Presbyterian Church of Hastings nd a few hours and . tided in a tight and and made to look more like a building , i ur rivouy vci msu vw — — --------r, _ । Outib. ar to the people —1— -a varv I offer venr fuvnrablft tevoraWe un up­ then si>e left. thaQ a P’*e °* timbers and scraps ot portunity ton.it rhe chiot city oi th. Geo. Spencer had a race with a wolf I • • BELLEVCEITEMS. _s.r„ .—vinao within the rttac’" "* EHWenavhll. wsrHascur b»| BELLEVUE ITEMS. last spring, coming out one behind.: Eli W ells, while working r one day day test hut week, week had bad aa, clos^ close I ---------almost every one. Detroit, u,e city ol A few daysagohe had ex perience with i borers homes one call Iloui both bind lent of oneottlieun On the Ttb inat. W. M. Greooman, ot Straits, i, unlyereally admired a« one a , below Manufacturer, pn.c, I had asmaller species of the animal kingdom I call from both hind feet of one of them, the home kicking close to hia bead aa Section Hill, put an addition oil Ills ot the moet IwanUTul cine. upon the u,, decline credited up to me on tluw in the shape of a graj squirrel. He the burse kicking close t- »— »—*» caught him but after he had put hi* । to cause Lli to usume a little tooth through tiie nail of his index , ble color in tbe face. ---y nereun* finger, he was willing to give him hi* ’ The republican farmer pushes him- ! J*that were at the off burn Xr^uriT/oFa.^’Sku. 6.V. never liberty. Two days later he knockel a i self up from the mud and shouts him- 1 Pre*tP . .. . number are dead visited eitiier. and wiU gladly avail mour in the head with an ax and | self hmuse for Garfield and Arthur, , J vT themsel vea of this o pportunityto - ot enjov ffir •U.ving lanraht tor caali. Mv exnenara able prices to doable their number Curing the jstkx caught a rabbit. The rabbit being of theu reiajMus into silence awaiting the ! test neighborhood raised one ‘St'hTp!Xnl^Taa <?* * ’ bushed ^tetoe^and or uie piiiiMu«»b j n are low Ido not sell goods at cost, ’Tb'etime chosen, tbe 29th of June, but n: a fair living profit. when be points out the aatromical pe- I to be sounded from Cincinnati. ' has & acres planted this rear. Tho po­ v.uharities of tiie starry universe, be -n* ---------•-« — *>* *» The census taker, Mr. A. B. Adanfs, tatoes will se so much better because seems very favorable to the farming , uses his thumb. came puffing up to our door one day the ground was plowed with an Oliver community, as it comes just between * last week, and after finding out ali we Chilled plough. two very busy seasons and at a time A I. L. Dodge. knew and more too he departed. The Kellogg, Demaray & Co. A certain widow laxly of this place when they need a day of eRjoyment Government 1ms got one faithful officer I HASTINGS ITEMS. was very anxious that a certain man before facing the work of harvrat. zklway* reaiiy at moderate rate*. if no more, anil that is A. B. Adams. JJOOT A5D SHOE SHOP. The picnic dinner on Belle tele will should see her home from church last Very wet weather to say the least. A move is being made to extend Sunday night. She fastened to h>« be worth th© entire expense. Parties on the line of the R. K. at A great deal of sickness at present in the Mason drain to the county line, and coat-tail and arm and requested him the city, principally chills and fever. clear the logs aud brush from Shanty to accompany her. bnt as luck would Middleville. Irvinjt, Hnetinin, Morano. and vldnJiy that I »iu prepared to make the Naahrille aud Vermontville will be ; The big cistern lately built in the Brook its outlet. If that isdone,and tbe have it, tiie man almve referred to had accommodated. „ , . „ —Court House square, has about 5 feet Mason drain made wider and deeper, company engaged and could not see it. The train will leave Hasting* at . a. thehirge track of wet land through She stock to him however, out of the of water in it. it runs, will be drained and church and for some distance on the m., reaching Detroit about Ila. m. Hasting* is soon to have a Democrat­ made the most valuable of our soil. Boat to Belle 1*1© and picnic dinner, U side-walk, when by argument, persua­ ic paper, and steps are being taken *“ at Belle Isle, andboatingon Uie bull “•» • Not wanted. A Reverend gentleman sion and force she was shaken off, and ward* starting another Republican r,3 dth nver, o hour*, uuiub, will leave the party 4 from Saginaw hearing that tbe Con­ the man permitted to go home witi ]>er here. -* ' hours (ample time) to visit tne the notable , ; ■ , gregational church was without a pas­ woman nuinbei one. A breach of Mr. Mead, one of the early settlei tor, came over and preached a couple promise case i« ta’ked of. “Verily like places in the city. Return train leaves Detroit at about 8 p. m. and the whole the county, is lingering at the poin i of sermons, bnt the people in their col­ a donkey ’twixt two sacks of hay. and (iOiQ0D, SpOHU, death,at his home two mile* “ Repairing Done In the Best or lections after one of the discourses, from neither one could hardly turn at the exceedingly low figures of 82.50 the city. made public their appreciation of the away. Such a scene Sunday night at Manner Possible! A fire, caused by a falling lamp, same by a liberal casn donation of fifty- church is fun for the boys, but the ‘’rickeu'm.ybopnraiin-dot th.cmHtroyed th© Hue rcsideuce of five cents. The Reverend gentleman man goes around town with a face long raittec, K. R. MMlt T. J. Bush, and at Hatch 21 miles east of this city on W« enough to eat oat« out of a churn.— VoTS^tthodaU. and^don'tiet departed. neadav night. xThe West Kalamo R. R. Club, at Moral.—Don’t be too familliar with the yourselves think that you can’t afford , Bkatcm. Allen Jone* ha* commenced hi* new tn owweting ou rFriday naay evemu tntemectiug evening of last widows. to go, but make your arrangement* building on the corner of Court and ‘ week decided tc to send hut one delegate and enjoy th© pleasantest tnp of the v V/I\ O -1 Vz V • E18T BALTIMORE ITEMS. Jefferson street*. The building will to the ‘ convention to be ... held at Jack FRANK BAKER. ! reason. be used for a feed store. The finest makes of son next week, and also pay the expen­ C. G. Bentley, ) Messrs. Sweet and Upjohn have tak­ ses of such delegate. E. D. Williams It looks very much like raiu. P. R. Dcnning, / Com. K.VKVEM, r pHV BARBYAILLE MILLS. en the lob of supplying tbe University was elected, ana expected to cast three James Clarke, i A singular scene of a jackass driving RAZOBN, U Ann Arbor, with seventy-five of votes if be can—and do as much busi males is to be seen on our streets most MHEARN, their new electric clocks, which they ness as a whole regiment. The Club any day. have commenced manufacturing quite is in good working order and much in­ NCIRSOBN, terest is taken in its continuance. A. N. Warren has just returned from extensively. Although there has been no candi­ York state, where he has been visiting The work it tbe croquet factory will relatives. Di THE WORLD. not be entirely suspended during the dates brought prominently before tbe The man that slid down a rope into summer month*, a* has been the pract­ people to till the county offices, yet, ice in past year* and this cause* a smile the Hon. Isaac D. McCutcheon, the Henry Babcock’s well is rejoiced to of happiuenH, ou tiie face* of the boy* present Judge of Probate for this Co. think that new skin has nearly grown naa been mentioned as the proper per­ on tbe inside of his bands. with families. MORGAN, BARRY CO., MICH. Rhe*. A. Granger is tbe owner of 6 Messrs. Newton, Fowler and Burton son to be his own successor. We hard­ are about to start a lumber yard in ly think tbe republicans could find a pigs, three months old that will, weigh this place; during the summer they man better fitted for the position thau nearly 100 lbs a piece aud be takes will put up a plaining mill with all the Mr. McCutcheon, who always attends great pride in showing them. Sunday morning the 14th the wind modern improvements. This is some­ promptly tn the business of the office. Call and see me. Respectfully, Hariag thoroughly overhauled and refitted our mill On Sunday morning teat, during tbe made sad havoc with the timber in thing that will uot only help to build up the city, but will induce people to storm, tbe lightning struck the noun© this section. Anson Boys had saved on BRANE C. BOISE. come here for building material that of James M<£orey. Begining at the his form a splendid sugar bush of J^AHHTILLE LIVERY. would not liefore there was do compe­ chimney the fluid tore the shingle about 400 trees. After the blow there from the roof for over two feet in were only 85 left standing. tition. width to tbe eaves where it took to the J. OSMAN, Prop. James Clark, of Hastings spoke on THE GRAY MEDICINE VO. BARRinLLTlTEMM. eave spout which it followed to the temperance in E. B. Warners grove WALKER A NORTON, ground, where it found a wash-tub near Barney’s mill on Sunday. Mr. fn.,'. or U.0 BAKRy Vtrj.K MILLS Dr. Howell’s mother from the east which it tore to splinters aud then (Hark delivered a very able address. ceased its unties. Mrs. McCorey w^s He is ft diligent worker iu the cause of is visiting him. Erostrated, and n girl baby shook np, temperance aud is a man that practices ^JILLLWKRT! 8. J. Bsdcock has just returned from nt fortunatiy no one was seriously In­ what be preaches, A goodly number a visit to the east. jured or much damage done to tiie have been led through his inst ------- __1 |1 “ ®°’ instrumentOur Highway Commissioner is dping i bouse. LOW RATBA ality to give up that vile monster alcohol a good job of ditching ou Sec. 38. | For many years the timber has lieen May he never grow tired in well doing. Dora Mudge has returned home and cut for a road on the section line run­ K. T. Didkjjt. is again present iu our Sunday School, RIBBOMB, FANCY GOODS, COM’KRCIAL TRAVELOR8 ning east and west through the center LACES, GLOVES, promptly uU<-i>Jed to. Our Sunday School in preparing for of this town, and for thirty or forty VERMONTVILLE ITEMS. SILKS, MITTP. MADE A SPECIALTY a concert to come off the last of this years has been in use but the west mile, CORSETS, EMBROIDERY, month.. HATS, FLOWERS, that connecting with a highway iu > J no. Remain- is building a new 38x48 OppcalU the WoleoU Houmi. Naabriite, Mkb. BONNETS, ETC.. E The ladies are preparing to hold a Maple Grove, has remained, except 80 J. OMJIAX. btrawberry festival next Tuesday eve- rods, a terrible burden to the highway A. P. Denton pjit up the frame for a cominifwioners. who have for years new bom last Saturday. promised to have the remaining ’por­ The water iu Thoruapple Lake is R. E. Stephen* of Alpena, ia to open tion made ready for travel, bnt as yet Stephen Sprinket desires to anounce higher than baa been known at this nothing has been done, except voting a law office in thia village, and will re­ MRS, O.M. YATES. to the public, that he has a complete time of year fora good many years. money each year to pay for the work, tail law and council to our citizens. Eatrsiy .Notice. outfit of tools and rollers for moving This village is to expend about a .Rev. I. N. Crittenden has received a and which money waa used for other buildings, and all business intrusted to ••ail from the Evart "Congregational purposes; now, Mr. Vandyke has hundred and twenty-fire JoUnnt iu bis care. will be attended to with safe­ church and expects to go there to moved on a place bordering tiie no- < etebrating the 4th,ou Saturday tbe «rd. ty and dispatch, and at prices to suit preach after harvest. workud portion with a swamp each; Gen. Garfield* was in command of the times. Residence, one door north LOUIS BAGGER * CO.. of the Christian church,Nashville, Mich. James Burnett, formerly a merchant side of his tend *»•<! no means of oom-1 the 2nd Ohio infantry' nt the com- -vrhite duck vests, u Misrepresentation one price. Standard Quality ShlrtH, Collars Ties, cuffs, Hosiery, Ace., Low Prices, Small profits and Good Goods. G. A. TRUMAN Nashville will Soon Ri­ val the Oounty Seats Largest and Best Selected Stock FURNITURE HARDWARE, Iron, Nalls, Glass, Stoves, Tinware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, anaBfMMS and Brushes Our Undertaking Departmn’t 1!!“' i SfeEX"neyfr EASILY EASILY MEET MEET COMPETION, COMPETION, Prices that Can’t i Undersold ”™"m" FIRST-CLASS TINNER SPECIALTIES. Builders Hardware, Pure White Lead, Pure Ohio Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil, Lard CaStOF. FINEST SEWED BOOT COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. Virginia Lubricating Oils, TllC LCgll 1611(161 30(1 011161 (rive Me it Cull I Sign, the Big Boot. T?^ WALKER & NORTON NERVOUS DEBILITY. FARMERS & MECHANICS TOOLS FLOUR, MEAL * FEED, ATTENTION FARMERS I GOOD WORK GUARANTEED. SINGLE OR DOUBLE TURN-OUTS NEW NO PATENT NO PAY STORE,! DRESS MAZING uninm 4 �Sfi •ct»*F to that date to i ■r cwtimnWm prove rtf tbe United Stato- rNE 19. 1880. ropooed ny th* bnr before ma are distinctJydif- WEEKLY IE£S BEHEWt ■uzrt' mauufactunng firm, baa • Mupc&ed. ‘ Tho liabihtiea are placed- at •l.OOO.OW. Lightning struck a 20,000-gallcm vt pt rft>r ville, setting tire to tho liquid, which poured Sating iMmrut aipl psy of Deputy Mar*ha|a '•■tfi^W'l-aV d 1—*d to 110 to Kl-h. .party vots. Tho drbat. on th* bill took a wirfc* range, Krlfsr, Of Ohio, Wlffiaiua, Wl^onain, and Hai'Jcj Breaking for the Brpab'lcwn*, and Cos' with other oilthan Acme (Ml Works, one of tbo largest oil On Saturday, June 12, in the Senate, Mr. Garland moved to concur In Um . Hous* amendment ’ to M* Man&A* Bill. *eut back by tbe Hous* Uil. morning. Mr. Hoar objected to prreent conaldll want over until Monday. *1 this He Forty-via During Uis nwfli>a' Y.t'/f MH* *iw! Jonrt reswition* regard to tho relations which subsist-AotWaen State and National Governments. It seems to 'i l*> often overlooked that the national conititu- Lndg<-, and other propertv. Tho total loss is placed at <200,000. ..A diaromrolate colored man put hi* bead under a heavily ksufad tmdk; •w.st pu* rr. ip*n»lwM ay* unj—i* tiuzan as in Broadway, New York. and, before thk driver tbe nature of thia Gov could stop the horses, one of the wfawb had fht, and there tt»o -yield will bo 7; ctrtaln claim* passed over it, crushing It to a pulp. undsr tb* act of July 4, 1MM, piMe<£ But, if wo allow oudhJvm to regard it aa a bosEx-Senatob James A. Bayard, of hundred at Baltimore on Wtxlnesday of last The Henatr Invlrtwl on It* amendxiwnt* U> the bill «»tile organization,.oppoaed to the proper *ovDelaware, father of the present Senator Bay­ tel£l»btag UUe* tn Hol Spring!*, and appointed ■ ercignty and dignity Of Bteto Gorcrnmenta, ws ciMWfak of mf«r«are. A comuiunicauoti from •lwuti«iuMU*and Jrtat rwMtatlana co ard, has Just died at-hia home in Wilmington, 330. Hanbo* ■haU pautfau© to be vexed with difficnltim as to the Pn*tn>**fer General eh **ed the amount !■*!<! ou catoLdar, aud about l.teu bUla asd juiat after a long illness... .The oil fire at Tltn*.rille. 1ariadiction and authority. No greater Jealousy oontrartadn Holladay** nam* betwveo 1*61 and IMA «u the Mtraw ea’mdsr (fartnlflag som* i Pa., was not gotten under control until <1,500,­ i requirtxl to be exercised toward this Govern­ 000 worth of property bad been desteyyod. ment tn reference to the preservation of our -....V , -•——oi~te,"”wh<jr ‘^d—~~~ /tar*7^X( 1 ■«'- *“ *n» rcmiar annual •ppropriatlau ujis i Bbertiratiiaaw proper to be exercised toward A tornado near Pittsfield, N. H., u.v. ». . Lvman Trumbull for Governor ; Lewis B. Pax- | most of tb. <1*, Th. contereno- reXt T” *lriied b’I tn m»e toamuta™ । Mate Governments. Ita powers are limited Ui swept away everything in its path and dam-, aged property to tiie amodnt of WOO.OOO... Ex-Mayor George Opdyke, of New York, is dead.. .A steam pipe exploded Ui Music Hall. , 1 i .. .................. Jr-................................................ SHSr^srsx. InUra.Uou.re.UIaUon. Tnlrimt Nitiomd Bank, of Battle- lora«On.ml. *«*!, 21 tl» I ^”*”2’“.K'S? -Lt PRFVmFVrX MVKS1CF ■ lhr da,i“ ,add “ «•» if i-n-rtaitan. On motion of Mr. Krrnkn, ■ th. of ‘ 4uty “ ’*r rTnL *' T*‘orrn‘ on all artldra designated m cut -hoop., etc. Tb* “P00 ““ Hl,ndr* 01,11 w5« and ns*..*! IL Ww*TT- wm S WtmI <1—1 xrfI Virgil States Senate. | renfurth, of Illinol*. to be ExaniUxir-lD-C Mixrail 1— hud more thra hrenlr I £ miles of sewerage and thirty miles uf tile drain ■nn. Lhn rln-Af H.e .nA O. Since toe close of the epidemic, and It* citizen* are new confident that yellow fever wll not find lodgment there. < 1!»v i WlUiani F. Dwmlnrkxi, ct Mlana ’•BrttWcr of the Land orfe at HM vnuiam B. Harriott, Mlnneeots, to ie Becv Land Office at ited Wood Fall*: and John W of Minnesota, Bacelver <d Um> Land Office at 1 V-.T-. a..._ V. 1,.___ __.... Heni.t Qtarrkzm, a negro wife-murCarrier, another woman-kilter, waa ©xtem> aerat Brantforu Ont. schooner bound fnxa wa* fln-d upon by a I compelled to submit *VWI. il. _ vessel to Secretary Evarts.' -• SMkl aU day, Maaara. U.ekuaU, Harrte, and CartlMa *praklM In (»»*><• of Un, adoption of th* and Cpdograff । h’oartiou wre ti Hou*e *<llounu< a lawfulelection, will be no more the preetnata for * Deputy Martha!* reqmrea or mem, arm uuy gn t- no txma ; mer have do superior wbd h responsible for them, and they sre not punishable for negh-ct at duty or r»i*i*vT*ir1n*w iu office. I HESIDEkT S MESSAGE. boro, Vt. has been ruined by the forgcr.M and >> t014’/!® pffi«»4!tere*»raiatifSuMrl*titareb>-!*udUiColoe^lo Vctolag tbe Deputy .Vltxrsbnia' Bill, .YXL H * 1?T Kite . lh.ro ; u7 ■. MW. X. wxu. U. IU ro FralfcnL It u Seyffidur wfih«JvA with grret api>tau*c, ifiit, “ Jt? It- 0» a. CXH Mr . theft* of Sites M. Waite, ita President. It is af{cr jt wa* referred to the Committer fa»r *hou)d I* *eftite, . Joint rate for count- i After mature consideration of tbe bill enestimated that hi* stealing^ amount in the ag- on Besohition*, where it wa* * hb&*to ‘ ,An r*6nUtin« W sppouMto Bso.oou. udI U»t JMtbmMn <A|(Mjrf?*- *n«M uninterrupted progrvo* for m>rre thxri ten ytan*. monr and David Davis. *rhcv ................ On mouoa of Mr. Dea- merit of Deputy Malyh*!*," 1 am constrained to ....A disease reeembUng dysentery baa to vote as a unit at Cmcinnat'. “th"rt“n« ““ 'v.tUtaJd from it my approval, and return it to made its appearance at North Adinia, Mass., Iil»rr Logging Company to construct and opar- ! A ' , , ,7^ . . . The National Greenback-Labor party «l|*i*l ■l.. i.w,.... .i .i___u the hunst* twoaU',. in tn wiui'-h which il it orhnnated originated, with with mv my otobwhich Las. so far, baffled tho skill of the phy­ sicians. C’ae thousand persona have been strick­ i met in National Uonvcntion at Chicago on Mr. Beck reported to tbe Senate, on th* en down steady, and it is icared that Wednoulav. June Q. Congr*-««Tii*n Ih- La on tiie subjoot of tho bfll before ne are oonmany caare vill pruva Xatah . she cpideitec MatyGzif Indiana, w»s made temporary pr>tainvd in the foUowiag sections of the Itevised is *aid,. to,, bo causIH by ‘ impunafo officer. aud Richard TraveUeck, ua th* Sundry Civil Apprvprtatlun bill Btatautiw: m tho Water uis-d in c.xJthig and far .IrmidFj or lllirliigju, w»s dcctcti permanent , Hxx-riM^ 2,ffi21. WhcnsvoraD election at which purposes. .Charles W. Hcbotw-ld, a New York Chairman. with a Vic*' President from , Ikon aetilativc* ur Delegate* iu dongn-M arc capitalist, has made au assignment for the each State. Tbe convention »u tn *•*.Omenta to th* tall regul*i;ng the t« !•*' rho-ien i* hel<l In ‘ any city or town of benefit of hi* credit/ir*. His UatehUe* are »lon during the 9tli and Itrth. and throughout f p.y 211.000 inliabitant* *>r upward,’ tho Marthxl appointment «f Deputy M»rplaced at $2,000,000... .The eleventh annual •he entire night of Uw JUth,.adjourning ai C reaolutina wm taunduevd ardcruuc reunion of the Society of tbe Amur of th<- Poto­ o clock on the inorningN^-ITw tlth:' Cbugr***mac took place at Burlington. vL, last w**4. inan J. B. Weaver, of Iowa, wa» nominated for ths MOBring ot coaling stalloo* In Central Amerir*. ia situated aball. <<x application in wrrt-------- r__ sftbums residing in such Gens. Sheridan and Miles and other db- ITeaident on the hn>t ballot- which resulted an Mr. Wall*©* antanlttrti . rveolmlon rvquiwtins the ----- - - - I. _________ _ .. a__ _ .k- Z__ city or town, ap[xnut apecial Deputy Marahais, tingutehed aoldim* were preeunL follows Whole tnimlrt of votes cart. 716 . whoae duty it shall be, when required THE WEST. m**eau*arv to a choice, 359 ; Weaver. 420 ; Wright. thereto, to aid and a-sut the Supervisors of Election in the verification of any hat of Thk Muraluil of Pern, find, mxfortook H4 ; Buller, !»; <'i Aro. 10! ; AJU*, IX G«t» B Chtunben*. of T-.xaa ww nominated for persons who mav haw registered or voted to to amwt a ]>arty of tramps for insulting ladies, J. Vice Prvsidcut <>n the first ballot. attend in «acb election *li»iriet or voting pre­ but, meeting with desperate resistance, drew hi* cinct at the tuuo* and places when and where Wabhimoton telegram : “CoL Tom revolver and opened fire. One of the ruiflan* R. W. lUrktey, o»dtt Mlduhlpmau al Ann»p- registration may by law te (crutiuuod and tbe ■fell dead. mu and avu.Ochiltree, fonFotbtr* Mnvndert'd. of Texas, has returned (rum the dating oiia; oonsUtut'.iig Portsmouth, Ohto, a port of deliv­ name* of registered voters be marktd for chal­ lenge .- and also attend at all times for LoldWhile David WDliAmn and Mim* Kate West. He ac*x*m|Mui<xl G«-u. Grant Crum Chi* ery ; reducing th* *p*-clal tax on dealer* Ln teaf to tn certain case*; paying John H. Stondi.h, of Turner were seated in a grow al (teorgesvilk-, ! ca«<’ lo Milwaukee, and *aya the cx-I*ro*Kteut tween u vxedtent sjkrita. Thcrv was nothing in Mlchigsa, for —rriee* a* United tttslm Attsraev; Ohio, th© further was shot dead by •om© person "** **"" Rec. 2,022. The Marshal aud his general dep­ ipiwarance i»r tn In* demeanor io indicate unknown. ,.„ uties (hall keep the peace and support and pro­ One theory involves the yv-ung he had . ad *expr-n<-iKwd the alightcst diaap[K>intlady's father, another a Jcalou* lover, aud' an­ incut in not ta-m .... ■ ... . Tiie tiui«K»i tect Snparvteura of Election in tbe discharge of other a party of rare lew* Hcbvx'lboyT.. their du tow, preserve order at such places of er*l Dcfidsney taH.au J appointed • cuuiniUte* of registration and at such |>olla . prevent fraudu­ At McVicker’s; in Chicago, the present tbareon. Th* confereecomport on the lent registration and fraudulent voting thereat, membrance the men who »food by him through confsrono* Agriculture! Appropriation biif vu •dopted... Tn or fraudulent conduct on the part of any officer the tlnrtyreix ballot*, and those were the kind th* Hoorn, al S-.XO*rciock, HslurdsV. wulou wU re- of election, and Immediately at th*- place of York, make* it* appearance in Cwuopcrax. to be of friend* he wanted and Wtw* alone worth preTioua quertiuu ou the registratiou or polliug-plaec or elsewhere, and oven each sight TbepieoMaro “The Spectre having." mon. Tbs RapabHcani either bofon> or after registering or voting, to ar­ Knigtrt" and “ ('hanty D4gk» at Home. The rest and tak* into custody, with or without company i» highly spoke* of. and the clan* <.-f Exports <»f pctrolnMu mid ptfruleiim procews. any person who commits, or at­ amusement l* well auitod to the pre* nt heated tempts or offen* to commit, any of the acts or products for tho.ten month* ertdutg April .'Ml. offenses prohHutod Lcnan, or who commits any The recent heavy rain-storms in the 1HHH. are B32.au.; for the same- i*ri.*! in curved tn. and • ocofemacs wm anlen-d. Another IHl'j. <3l.2M.S0rj. Northwcet exteudod over a vaat extent of terricoufercnc* wm ordered on th* Sundry Civil Appro­ At a Cabinet meeting, a few ilnys ag<>, priation biU. Mr. Bicknell dMnauded th* pravtoua <>f the Maralial <>r hi* general or special depu­ the statement of the Captain of the *choon« r ties or either of thorn, or of Siq>ervi*oni of Merritt, lately I ir. d u pot । by a Hpanisb war ••*■»- without a q Borum. After *«»eral roll-csLa Mr. Election* or either ___ of _______ them,________ and for____ the____ purimpeded, and tho coni aud wluat crop* mriBlckadl stated It we. *»ldent th* Iteputolcsn* did poses of am-«t or twraeevation of the Doaivtho onaly damaged.. ..John Arkina, a well-known k’uta* rreolutlon to b. feupcnisor* of Electron shall, in tho abtenc.’ <>f Western ncwkpatxw man, ha* purchaiw-d a half it* presentation it »a* decided that an explana­ £■ UtLl «y«tar-or If to .«,! tion be demanded from Hpain. which demand JS ver, CoL, and assumed the managendiip. Monday la Dwambor. Agreed U -vmi, w : n*y^ rich deputie*, have the same duties and power* TX The ttenate bill pasMd Incnwrtng tbe prnalra “ Marshal* ; nor shall any perm.n on Gkx. Terry in in receipt ot & iliMpati-h FOBEIGM. from Fort Keogh, to the effect that eighty A dispatch (ruin Dubini atut-m tliiit tradad la U>* servic* ot th* country. H«adrlc;k H. of registration. lodge* of Bitting Bull's Indians have *urKxc. 2,021 Whenever anv arrest is made, unLord Oranmore'a estate in, Mayo was *<-t on fin-, Wright. UU to d*ciara rtght hour* , i<wa] u.v * renderod at that post, and that 200 other lodgiv* abor in at! csra. wt.r. laborer, .re wnpfoved by jer prori.i.m of thi* title, tho peraon *u have crossed th© Miasonri with the evidvnt in­ presumably by an incendiary, and several acre** tention of doing likewise. of his plantation ctertnni-d. There is much Commissioner, Judge or court of tho United On the 15th inst.. in tho Renato, the bill State*, for examination of the offense* alA violent tornado swept over a con­ feeling among the local |s-ai>sutry agairot Lord siderable section of Indian* n few evening, Oranmorc forbu* persistent opiwMition in Par­ pasMd rrfievfeg Jam.* Monro. Iluakrt from th. fagld, and such ConunlrtUimcr, Judge or court liament to the claim* of th*- ln*u tenantry, aud operation at tertton I.21A Revlred Htatnto*, which ahafi prcw*ol in n»pect tlosroto a* authorized ago, playing sad havoc with dwelling*, barns, puuxu ta .FP.l»ta.n. m a. m., « “ ■=*“ »' “» L'““d fences and grain field*, and causing some An orgamzi-d effort -will lie mtuk- ni iroereuw. nr. Morgan room!0-1 *roncurrent rm.2 rho te«w trf lift. Thu storm wa< severest at England and Scotland to secure the di*e«t*Latom that tbe Froridrat ot tbe Senate !■ not Invert- ntlca, or such apodal deputies u arc thereto Cicero, Hamilton county, where building* ti> the value of <100,000 were destroyed, lishmeut of the Episcopal church in both cOun- *d by tboconititulion .J tbe United State* with ti><- specially empowered by him in writing and . ... . . . - • under lii« band and seal whenever be or either and aome twenty-five persons injured trie*. Paul de Casaagnac. the cclebraU-d more or less severely. At Fraiifort French tin.-cater, hn* rvKigiu-d his seal a* mem­ United State* w> or any of them Is forcibly masted in executing . tbeir diiDew under tin* title, or shall by violence, fifteen people were wounded, and property ber of thi» Frexmh Chasilier of Dvputte*. threat*, for menare-4 be prevented from execut­ to the value of <80,000 wrecked. Near Tint movement of Euro|>eiin Mormon ing such duties, or from arrmting any person Rushville several Loumm were demolished who ba* committed any offense for which the and two persons fatally injured. Hume proselytes toward this country 1* hui! to bu Mandi*! or hi* general or uptcial deputies arv idea of the vioteooe of the wind mav be fonnod greater than ever before... .Gustave Courbet tn DeUa Itenn.r, widow of H'.ram I authorized to make such arrest, are, and each from the statement that fish were blown from who instigated the pulling down of the Column •H.pcmdoa Itenner, of the Eighteen th Infantry: ©on. Ktreanu* into the road, and were piekcci up by Vetidumu dunng the Lommunu i outbreak, m > •tiiuttafl a Joint rcwimlwton of three—ma of them, empowered lo summon and call to hi* paancra-by. Farmer* have suffered seriously by 1871, was lined 300,000 francs, betid*-, being tu l» appointed on the part .X tb<- Unite*! HUU, by aid bystander* or a (xsaie cociitatas of his th© destruction of houses, barns, cattle anil ituunroiicd fur hi* part m Um- transaction. Ill* the Preoldrtit, one bj th*- President of France, one district. 8zr. 3.028. No pcraon shall be appointed a growing c* opa. taster, who is hts sole heir, has petitioned for a Supervisor of Election or Deputy Manlial under Two gamblers, named Harrw and reduction of the tin*.- ..It i* Mid that tbo vi>n«i tho joxxxbng provinou* who i* uot at the time Young, were riding in a hack at Albuquerque, trench Gorenuu.-nt will [*r*vl»lm an imrwwtv ^ih«r. । of hi*. ap|M>inUncut a qualified voter of the city, to *11 jKibtic*! offeiidun ou tho 14th vf July, the dry Appropri 1 town, county, parish, cbvtiou district, or voting New Mexico, when the latter got into a quarrel niniverMry of thi- otormiug of the BsAtllr. it Uotufai product fa which bi* duties are to be txirwith tbe driver and dud him. Young then Statistics show that England’s trade formed. shot and killed Hams. Sue 5,521. If any perron be appointed Buper' with India i» dirreaning. while that of Ann-rx-a ! THE SOLTU. | visor of Election or iniecial Deputy Marshal nn। and China is increasing. The Presidi nt of th* der the provision* of the title, Tbe-Elective ■ A DISPATCH from Sedalin, Mo., say* Calcutta Chamber of Commerce takes a von i Franchise, “ and has taken the oath of office as that “a Petti* county farmer named John Con­ gloomy view of th*- future of the empire's exner, ami hi* wife, sister and three children, aged tx-rt.lradc. Ammean comjf uuon in whiwt i* fuat-a, wUb -ut good and lawful excuse, to per­ respectively 11, 8 and 6 year*, were in a two- . bcifig *edously felt. 111. T 'I'.nn ll... . 1 ..I....*. .1 ...... _ form and discharge fully the dull*-*, obligation* horse wagon, going to town. At Fort crock. e Jedoh, the dekmted candidate and requirement* of auch office until the exptretwo miles W(*d of Knob Neater, in attempting I for ITeddeut of the Argentine Confederation, > tiou in -.he term for which he wa* apjxuiited, m-^O1^w^^ath^^kJhC.IlhU^ th« inauguration of his sneees-ful I he *liall not only be subject to removal from and It wa* adopted. and the tiiree^ehiidren were drowned." ’ ' competitor, and probsbi<<teriare the aeet-wdun tCiXrXl ut -tbe .CO—..H-i, uu utc | office with loxa of all pay or emolument*, but ApprcpruUuu bill. Agreed l-\ F1U- 1 shall lw punished by impriMiiiment with not Tbe drug bouse of Arthur. Peter A Co., at ”f Ayrra. his native state, from th*- un- Agricultural bantering wm twtUd to by the I les* than *tx mouths nor more than one year, Louisvnlr, Ky.< baa loen dtetroved bv fire lon Clvl1 w unnuuenh to, Owite 8ugw V.8. 1 or by a tine of not Icvm Uun $200 and not inure ouShg a loL of <100,000. Kohn A Wolf^ A plague of locwita h— has broken out in I than fAOO, Of by both finu and imprisonment, ctothiera, andVohnston, Newman A Co., gro- , ...a h .i and shall pay tiie cost of prosacuitan. cm. ^rapyws xUolali, taldug., kx! Uvi- Asia tic Trirkry T"k" and throughout the region of I Rzc. 5,522. Every person, whether with or 1 the Caucasus. Intelligence from Kars state* that without any suthontv, power, or nyocen, or Pou» Beu taw tarn iTOchcd itiM'®10 •r!.™rS>rtta*»rt**<■*■*■? preteu'ted authority,-power, or process of anv Blate. Territory, or muiuctpidity, who^hatrocta, Wta. T%,7 hinders, assaults, or by bribes, solicitation, or suspected of being concerned in stealing cattle I ■* e*. ■ y ■. ■ yn otiu-rwiM- interfcnai with or prevents Supervis­ or* of Elections, or cither of them, or the Mar­ THE KATl OffAL CO ff GRESS. Hill, a prominent lawyer of St Louis, has been j shal m- in* general or ipecfal deputies, or either of -them, in the performance of any duty re­ STS? i ■“ ■». *■» quired of thus*, or which be or they or either of riota have occurred in Galway county, Ireland, | P°rt u>° “'•cfrrrnrr committee on the Rlxw and them may lx- autbunzod Io perform by any law expired at noon on the IGth inst.. of the United State* in execution of process or growing out of attempted evictions for non- j Hart**r ApproyrisUon bit! was pnwmtrd and adopu otherwise, or who, by anv of the mean* before payment of rentI rd. XhsHooss t*,n f^*t*Yir*B sisssicai antlqultliM nunrtfoned kinder* or prevent* free sltendlx a fight between two men nt a 1 frcw «rf fftftypta*ed. Withan ■ahietulment remitting Texas horsc-raoe, both principals were wounded and an .m-lookcr s.ud a inuhi Were kilkd . Ex-Mayor Gerard Btith, of New Orlc^nw i. ’ n.. -m * f r I. nft«,y <,f than of ^a ciaiturv^forcm^ <k. __ canto approved by the OommtMlotyir Of Indian Affaire such placp of registration or pull of election, or Mr M-Tk—LlI _ L ... a.» . .. In going to and from any such place of registra­ tion or poll of election, or lo and from any snd tt wm taken up *n<J j»*Md. Jujk*. room where any mucIi registration, or election. rawed: Fnr the relief of French W. MsxwZT Eighteen th IBinol* Voluuteer*; auteorlsiM ths lew rotary of tbe Interior to <il«jvwt> or psrt of fJt removes or elect* from D*«!g*! Ml.itsry llewri stlon to actual wtUere; any Midi pl itrahon or poll Of elec toad wtikr*. by adding a pravteo that ■tutor *tall tiuo, or of c „ vote* rest tla rewt, or of or ocruflcatcw tbureof, any ----------- „ -Joction, tho Marshal or Ida >n Mr. Ixwan'a motion the Kight-Hour bill -general or aped.I deputies, or either of them, m* taksnnp.but Mr. Wither* objected tn a third or who threaten* or attempt* or offtra *o to do, or. refuac* ’pr neglect* to aid and ai*.*t any RnpervUor of Election or Man-hal or ~ . ............... ucxi. ioi louao Joint nmouUoti paying annual employ** * ”,r> *“ on tuoUon of Mr. Hlalna, *o a* to toclada th* fienato'* employ**. when required by him or them or either of them te give such aid and aaaustsuM shall be Hable t* instant arrest wifliout proces**, and shall be punished bv fanpnsonmcnt not more than twovear* or by tine not mere than W.0U0. or by boU such fine and irsprisooanaut, and •hall pay tie cot of pro-wcuUou. adjourned mne tin, Maim* Um* ttecmswit lying (rn The Huprxmr Court of the United Staten, in tta provlHoc* tbe recent ca*o of ex parte Hielolt and others, decide*! at the October term, 1879. ou a qnraU oo raised in Uic case as to the consti t u tionality of the kcc.tons of Revised Statute* above quot­ ed, uses the following languagu : f all power* which respectively belong to them «^|rwtDlb.M-u>d!>~Ued™.!n>«h.n of the constitution. State right* *nd tho j .2UwM ------Htatra.;-*■ should lo e.pially ', vvJ^-t? , reojiodeJ. Bq|h aruoasuuLisl to the prraorts1 tlou of MT bM-raea ahd the perpetui*-.-<>f our institutions. bmUtuUoni-. But Bnt In endeavoring to ntadtealc vindicate one wneiiould iwt allow our zeal to uullifv or , impair tbe oUmr. ( * "Tli.! true doctruio, as »« conceive. i*< this : Tfaat. while States are really sovereign a* to all muter, which have not been granted to the fanadktian and control of tho United State-. jnrisdkuon State*. - and....... . . . the .. tlic coiMUtottofi tWrwtitxniouai. law* of latter are. as we have already said, the supreme law, of the Und, and when they conflict with hww of States thcT are of paramount suthority and obligation. This i» the fundamental prmrtplc vu which the authority of thu cemstuntom u Lasod, aud, unlere it be conceded in practice a* well as theory, tho fabric of our institutions a* it was contemplated by it* founders canm.t stand. Tho question* involved have rtwjwvt not ni< >ro to the autonomy and existence of states than to tiie eotitinuod exiiteuoc of tiie Undtnd Blate, a* tiie Governnx-ut to which every Amer­ ican citizen may look for wcunty and protec­ tion in every part of tiie land. " Why do ire have Marshak* st all if they can­ not nbysicaUy lay hands on persons and things in die performance of their proper dutire? W'liat functions cau they pcrlarti. if they can­ not uac force? In executing the proccs* of the courts, must they call on the nearest constable for protection ? Must they rely on him to use the requisite compulsion and to keep the pcac» while they are aohetung and entreating the parties and bystaudera to allow tbe law to take it* course i This is a neocasary consequence of the positions as*..med. If wo iudulgo in such impracticable view* as these, and keep on refin­ ing and refining, we shall drive the National Government out of the United Htate*, and rel­ egate it to tiie District of Columbia, or per­ haps to some foreign soil. Wo shall bring It back to a condition of greater hclplcssoes* than that of Jhe old confederation. The argument Is based on a strained and impracticable view of the nature and power* of tbe National Gov­ ernment I; muat execute its power* or It is no Government It must execute on tho land as well a* ou tho wa, ou thing* as well a* on perrons, and to do this it must necessarily hare power to conimsnd oliedicnie, preserve order thority *o long a* it keeps within tbe bound* of its Jurisdiction.'' I have deemed it fitting and proper to quote thus largely from an Important and elaborate opinion of tho Supreme Court, because the bill before me proceeds upon the construction of the constitution as to the power of the Na­ tional Government, which is in direct conflict with tho judgment of the highest judicial tikbuusl of our country. Under the sections of the present law above quoted, tho officer* of the United State* are (•ithorized, and it is their duty, fa case of Con- diatety any person who is guilty of enmi against tho United State* election law* and to protect all officer* of election iu the perform­ ance of their duties, and, whenever an arrest ia made, to bring the person so arrrsted before a Cotnmisaioner, Judge, or court of the United States for examination of offenses alleged against him. Buch Bixxial Deputy marshals are specially empowered thereto bv Manhals fa writing. •• If forcibly resisted they may call to their aid the bystander* or posse oomitatu-.." It la made a crime punishable with fine or impria-. to threaten or to attempt to do go. If any person appointed such special Deputy Marshal ua* taken the oath of office and there­ after neglects or refuses to fully discharge the duties of such office, be ia punishable not only by removal from office, but by fine and impris­ onment The function* of special Deputy Mar­ shals non-prortded for by law being executive, they are placed under the authority of a wellknown chief executive officer of tho court* of the United Btelee. They are, in fact, not merely in name, the deputies of Marshal, and he and hi* bondsmen are reapcnsible for ti-m. A dvil force far the execution of the law i* thus insti­ tuted in accordance with long-established and familiar usage which ia simple, effective, and under a responsible head. Tbe necessity for the puwHWMon of these powers by appropriate offi­ cer* will not bo sailed u. quostkm bv intelligent atizeos who appreciate the importance of peace­ able. orderly and lawful elections. ~ ---------------- — - r~— oBoers at ----------national--^ekctloiM. and the powers ■-rfVcJwly =—M^S .n«n±«<ltT BUU onioar* at State ejections. Inis discrimination against the authority of tho tho United Btatee States is it a । dfparture Jrom uaagc of the Government est*blished by preoedaute Iwctnutng with th© . <*r*i*t statutes on the subject, and violates the true prtncqdes of the cousfitiitlon. * Tbs Supreme Court, tn detiMOu abeadyre’ shyw: “U is argued that the jxeservatioa of prade and good orkr in -odety is not *>thin tbe power* asitried to Ibe Government cxchudvely to , o( -• u”’ Umt*-*1 Btotea, but belong*' T . «’r'** — '^hmii>«wTrti the theory ? tVJ? -‘ that tbe Government of the tie- United State* does i not r*»*t -opon the roil at id tivritory at coantry. We think that this tlaeory m founded on au entire mi*cot«»-k<ion of the natore and powers rpf that Gorrnuncnt We bold ft to be an Incontrovertible principle that the'Government of the United States may, by means of phyirica] force, exercised through its official agents, execute on every foot of American soil tbe powers and fnnetiona that belong to it. This nocomarily involves tbe power to command obedjeneu to tiie laws, and hence the power to keep the peace to that extent. This power to enforce its laws and execute Its functions In all piaoes doe* not derogate from the power of a State to execute its Iswa at tiie same time and the other, except where i>otb cannot lie ex­ ecuted at the same tune. In tliat caw the word* of tho coiuititution itself show which ia to yield: • This constitution. and ail laws winch (hall lx- made in purauanc*- thereof, (hall In conchuion, it U proper to uav that no ob­ jection would be made to the appointment of officer* to act yrith reference to elccUon* by the courta of tho United Staton, and that I am in favor of appointing officer* to aupcrviac and protect elecUona without reward to party. But tho bill before me, while ft recognizee tho officer* to guard and *erntinlz > (’ongresaional election*, fail* to adapt iis p-ovisiona to the cutting law* so aa to secure efficient s::|>emidon and protection. It i*. therefore, returned to tho Senate, in whtoh it originated, for that further consideration which is contemplated by tbe constitution. Rrmntrc>iu> B. Harrs. A Paragraph of the Fnture. Time, A. D., 1900. The noceeaity for church-going and edifices is almost disdLspenstxl with. The Bev. Dr. Turgid, Trum the ceutrnl edifice of the Sacrej Telephone, preachee every Sunday u>dve thousand famihea of his persunaiori in the privacy of their homes. The intudcal adjuncts to the service, vocal and instrunii-iital, are also dispensed by telephones, and aa wafted to the five thousand homea by elcictricity each family joins in the hymn. The average attention to service is much greater now than a quarter of a century since, aa the ladies have not each other’s dreesea and bonnets to look at Tur new Minister to Belgium, James L Putnam, o< Buffalo, is a graduate of Ox* of the inexplicable phuuamena of nature is the effect the emptying of a pan of ashes bus in suddenly reversing the direction of the wind. THE MARKETS. <4 under State law* with reaneet to State elections. Tho executive officer* of tho United States, No. 3 Spring. power to (upervire and control the conduct of Congrrratanal election* than Stalo executive officer* exercise fa regard to State election*. nraaent Jaw by sabOMuting for tho spoaal Deputy Maraliab* of tho existing statute* new officer* luthsrto unknown to law, and wbo lack the j ower, rtr.pomabihtv, and protection which are asecnttal to enable them to act efficiently as executive officers. The bill under consideratxiD is aa follows : Croatnery i» S » -............................ »KO* 10 ...v........,..10 tn ««io so MILWAUKER. 61'1* e) Com—No, 3. ,lJ}f il enacted, by tho Senate and House of Iteprewcntaiivre of tho United States of Amer­ ica, in Congress assembled, Tliat from and after the passage of, this act, tho pav of all Deputy Marshals for services fa refcrenoo to form their duty in each year, and the Judgm of theeeveralCircuit Court* of the UnitedBtatra courts al any time tor that purpose; and, in cmc the Circuit Courts diali not bi open for that purpose at least ten days prior to registration, if there be one, or, if no Dirtrict Courta of th© paintad aliall be in different political p< Iha officer* *o ay- [ numbers from tbe voting product* in whidh performed, and ahaU not 13M ,UT^-'fe �FARM NOTES. i Boston to Newport--not half way—the toietutt— ; Beatrice as cloaely ** though she were a K'KX -unrrMWAti.! DEVASTATING STORMS tent the Prince and Princess of Wale*, she remain:; buried with tbe mother winte SATURDAY,, « • JUNK i», 1W _from «— Add ____ ____ P 5 to 8 cents p*r bushel, : . I*."— «*»r i.irqqq, riM<Tlie tremendous wind-otorms aud they were com to remain on timt aud ::U<1 __ sheep lucre, although it- is a well-known fact that law students generally are very husbandry will go ahead. ■ , flush. So Mr. McAllister bought a Fforw, the Bffraonf, the SoHd “ I may say that forty-two Faoub.! Qnu.wThe*!*; are, j made by ticket to New York; intending quietly Muldoon, <rf Ouray, OoL, the Tombplied in the form and unobtrusively to get'off at Newport. mineral manures, utoM But here the mighty arm of the railroad hiis, for twentycute, of Texas, and the ’ JBeuno, of company waa stretched out and the Mo­ Mime aa Graham gems. JIT1M* Missouri. > Bice Cake.—Right bestqn eggs, a bound of white sugar, half a pound of A meetiM of prominent <rft8*ens of •oming parallel on the* Atlantic coast; but it cannot lie denied that the sulfo- ALL SORTH. oatiagheet, rniswwffid ■sttfefortt* in Baltimore, Md., M JM Great Britain has nearly 5,000 miles lowed by j itiotut.df ft ,of inland boat navigation. vi^Tent’dl Tm? man Sifao etploded with laughter therefor^,—,n—~ probably didn’t know it was loaded. come, may jnpve p£ u harmless descrip­ " They named it tox>ng,’' thoughtfully tion, Bia timdy-and interesting to>9oi»; NMduthe Syracuse Timor, ^iothe KLhtr OioAtainreasid aooiw of surh pbaCamden, B, Q., was held rmU/^AMnqmram as.are supplied. by historical , bdlopboue.” ganixe an anti-dueling association. After A MAX' 'on the Peninsula mH rood, in miik, and anv flavoring likixl. Cream We^wnmi^blacEta^En , the butter anil sugar, add pw qgg», then Calamity, when it does not immediate­ Florida, gathered 10,000 oranges from several speeches had been made officers were elected, and resolutions denouncing for getting off where be pleases. So the efficient protection against the plague of' the milk and halt, stirring In tile rice ly 'touch.ourn*lvca, i* apt to alip easily• onctree'IestrfaU. froth the mind, and hence evtmtar«ftaw' A Massachthetts applicant for a marthe barbarous 6ode, nhd ’ Agreeing'to economical McAllister not only got liis currant-worms. He has several colonies ■ last. Bako in small pans. ol Uli. close to hi. current bushes. «nd 0^^ oJrAI-^t u/. cfllckcn appear unique, proceaenta lor which himself as “a ride to Newport for 81, but he has been nninw. . , . enjoys an alinnrlanrwi abundance rrt erf rairrnnta currants, wlnln while into small pieces, melt some ... butter in a have in fact often been eatablishpd. \The circular sawyer." awarded $75 and costa for doing so. The his neighbors’ bushes are overrun with — .—TV”*— saucepan, and put info it an onion shred recent destruction of Western towns by Thebe ia one reason at least why trpoworm^ , Formerly h< took psum • der Ace, frv until quite crisp, tqirfnkl.videfit gales of wind lias jlius prolmbly r. ’ ___ vx x„ I__ •___ _ Z__ movement thus inaugurated gives evi­ costs amount to $125. ;ant,cxflqmtai, ‘-ft. pn jnAewfowl wel] stroy tfift .jmtjCoiqnM^ opt, pn rtwM witpess- by ___ imuiy per*m» u> currv powderjBdd bvfu dence of a change in public sentiment in ------------ M. -----------------M Jm|C jflhrtpu, novel, display of the malefic forcea of ’ their attacks-upon the worms. U. he >... has ; A dalloon was recently sent up from en puna to protect and encourage | taming th ’ that section which is to be commended. nature ; but there are in truth a great 1, t‘2-? pieces frequently. Reports from'various parte of East­ number of aocaunta of similar experi­ Lille, France, containing two occupants, them. . very but, with. A TRAMP bill passed by the New York ences of authentic character preserved ern Tennessee represent the army-worm How Not to Use Lime.—Lime is not Uie top. who had several very narrow escapes be­ aa sweeping every green thing that it Legislatuni provides that every tramp in tiie records. Nor uro these instances D«.icror» Prsmurun CiaT»nn.-0n fore they again alighted on terra firms. » n<‘°'1 material to mjzjritli animal ma-; ' confined to tropidal regions or to settle- touches. upon conviction, .tt, such shall.be.p#•-< A heavy wind was blowing llCthe time, : menta of new or fragile construction; I There is as much difference lietween iriied by imprisonment, at hard labor tn amV the balloon reaching an ultitade ,4nlff?..a ?*«“.*»"•* nytltw."* w.lhirka a nice, pineapple. Fnt phmty ot they hove occurred in latitudes as tem- | the farmer ami farm laborer in England the iMtakfti petotefttiiry, fck. ncA M>»re of, !*,bOO metres, the cold air condensed ' muck a <uhW to alw.rl, flw ammorna, f, OV1„ a it Sfciblar perate as our own, and the moot solid aa there is between the nobleman and than one year, and that all j>erson* who the gas and caused the balloon to descend thelllMxedncoa rntlier flmn incrcmaw ke , cuitari, ami when cool mi. structures erected 'by tho liand of man i the fanner. have sometimo* Ix-en prostrated by the i Thomas Spares, of Harrisburg, Ark., rove fttanit from place to place, begging, the value of manure. If one has large wjtb tjle . ?-• •• ■_ i .-.v ' , ’ with fearful rnpiihty. Carried along by overwhelming fury of the elements. | stepped into a den of highland moccaquantities oFgood muck, with plenty of; become soft and nll vagrants living without labor or The gigantic pnwer of the wind has j njnj, jmd killed nine of the snakes before the wind, it struck violently against a hmc nuaja larm with . light mil, it | ,„„,u.ned. ■viriblo mean* of support, who stroll over been illustrated by the repeated demoli- | gutting out. tree, throwing out one of the occupants, -wohld lw» desirable and profitable to mix I X) the country without .tewfnl occupation, ticn of lighthouses built on tho fiunous — ~ oolidge •is a partner • —•••>--• Helen — E.‘ C who only saved his life by clinging to lime with ihe muck, or in some eases to j Eddystone rock, and the same thing, it with her father, an ex-Jndge, at Niles, shall be held to lie tramps within ths mix mi^ck with the manure in small the ropes of the balloon and swinging eggs .... ....... .... 1 Tv.-il! ,ni im ln*. n recalled, hanpened on onr own aucu. | quantities? Mich. The firm iuuuc name m is vzouxiugv Coolidge a. A xne unu meaning ofrtojta-Mt, • H | himself into tiie ear again. The anchor With tomato -------sauce,,------fried ------soles with lighthouse ou ~ ------ ------------— cut — , <joo.it to> the y*xu xxguwxw.w MlDot’S Daughter Keeping Bitter with Bobax. ->-The temou. kidDQys stewed or fried, kidney I tedgPi Uear Boston, on the 19th of . K ’ 4 . ... .. The Russian army comprises 908 was thrown out, but the speed at which ! ItaluuuMiui4tex of Agriculture gives an tixuit, nmu toast, omelets, curried fowl or April, 1851. Thase ^pente, however/ A censub enumerator in Albany, 5. the ballixm was tmviding broke It ’ off as I nr. -ding broke it off us lu'cotnt oftaunt) eigK-riintuife winch have rabbit, rissoles, potted meat, and lobster like those of the terrible East Indian ! I-. hss found a woman who gave her age Generals, 31,414 officers, and 886,425 in e’tiipe.,!’ Tbe I been^nadj salmouxptlcta, axiA„al|.ex^-‘llent disjw* storm of Oct, 25, 1737—which destroyed , “* ^8- while admittwg that her daughter - —Balloon —------- V4'" 5*----- “Li 7at experimental gtakion.H of1 men. The. reserves number 742J44 soon aa it caught in then started off at a furious pace, im- 1 Florence, te n- effect tnat butter, pur­ for, to the r .bhviUitat. and Ita4 .t«v difficult t<] hundred* <t ridjw... and __ $0,000 ww *......... , ____ human ,, ,,, ,, • had tt *»J of H meii, snd the Cossack troops 1,972 offi­ posely , v . . poselv not freed freea from buttermilk, kept; prepare. . “ ~“L ” earlier, the or earlier, The Fruit-Orvwer makes the prophecy ”” ' ' | lives—and I perhaps live's—andtheperhaps or theo— gjr. Mid. Ul cnmuiR „e,t. for upward of three cers-and 21,359 men, with 106,946 men I ■r------- -wby— - --------“ . « | perfectly sweat, G —II have have no doubt . “ great" storm, Give ive B Bast aby a a D Drink rink..— uoiiuubi "great" atorui, ou vi* thfrcuant tl*«- <-«■«•• of «j» England tliat, for years to come, the higheston furlough. It is shown by a German railway, narrowly esca]x-d being cut in ( muuths by the addition of 8 per cent, tirnt much ■ fretfnlne»« - -- • • • - priced fruit to be seen in Western mar­ in little ones •is'। •in ” November, 1703, may lie imputed’ in It is stated tliat the lx>rax enused bv their suffering from wont of I n considerable degree to .the acciunulsted » kets will be choice peaches. military writer that the revenue ■'»»• two by the telegraph wires. At last, af- of borax. tor omnol.Uii.g . ilwbuio. oi tour mid ., should be Urrn uu.dur. uudAop. fresh, cold water. Give a little at a । stress of the wind ghthereil in crossing nually devoted to military purposes in h.dt XuikiunijW. « ' President Haves, according to the time, every hour or two, especiiilly when vast taxlies of water. But the gale that Wushiugtou Star, invited Hanlan, the Russia would not, even if the army was teething. My own .l«1>euJU-n at niMit ravaged England in February, > «rv 1861, . oarsman, to call on him at ths White administered in the most economical the anchor caught tn the branches of a * 1UU] Ix^fncic acid in butter, and in due nwakes' crvfng, after Sin 'hour ttr M?V>f wheit .jhe spire of Chichester Cathedral 1 awukes House. Hanlan made the call, and was manner, suffice to maintain such large tree, the balloon came to a sudden ship time will report resulta. ' ?p. I1 have Crystal Palace sleep. nuve found lotmu that tnat at at such spen tiiucs tiiui-s j, and-pftrt ouu-pars i/the u* uif vaynuu ruunu at m Hydenojuru- I very much pleased with the President. and burst, the two aeronauts were thrown Codling Moth Traps. -The cheaj>- a dnnk of water will do more to soothe horn were blown down, waa of a maniforces. - A Gramme machine is being built for a down witli the car, which fortunately l*‘ ,,1uhL‘1 for trapping calling moths are ond quiet him than anything else I | festly different character. Durino the years of 1879 and 1880, , , , .m « .tree. c paper, what is can do. ’ , London iteelf has many times been French establishment which, by tho lodged Some „ pemmnto soul. | made of thick coarse.Xeriug u good ime manner. up to Feb. 10, over 9,000,000 acres of Cinnamon Bolls and Rchk.—For disastrously visited in the same manner, «l®ctric current, will transmit over wires itorin bnr.it i tn a considerable distance a normal pooler amveti and extncaUxl the unfortunate I it niay be more or less foldeil, rusk, take aloof of breudiitth** last km ad- In 944 it is recorded recordeil that that a land have l>een sold under the home--------I equivalent to that of ten horses, with a travelers, who were not injured by their I ueconling to ita thickness, the bunds ing, work in a lump of butter and a lit- upon that capital that overthrew 1,500 .stead laws. Kansas leads off with 2,677,­ xlangerous vovage. about four inches wide. There are tie KUgnr. Let rise; make into little I houses. h "... ’In 1091 50<) vhouses were blown 023 acres sold ; Dakota, 1,699,000 acres ; i two modes of fastening them to the tree. cakes ; again let it rise, then bake. For down ; ami, not to mention intar- । conditions. ’ *there ’ ( [ either of which answers well, Qpe is to cinnamon rolls, roll the dough into a vuning nnd lesser catastrophes of tliis । A pabtt of tramps broke into a conNebraska, 1,368,455 acres ; Minnesota, I Ma. Howler, a Ijepiartcrvdftndpastad-1 n around at the middle, which, Hheet.half nn inch thick, apread with but­ nature, tremendous hurricanes felhxl l lectioner's residence in Dubuque, Iowa, l,0*X,803 ocrea. All the Territories ex­ up victim of xnan’s inhumanity to mini. ['vfien drawn tight, cut - •to *us«*H- flio paper ter, sugar and cinnamon. Commence at whole streets of buildings in London in I a few nights ago, kindled a fire in tiie cept Arizona and Utah show large gains. ! a . ________ and ImA■ ih*,’nnd af- one side and roll up ; then witli a shaqi the y.-ars 1800 and 1838. In 1814, 1822 range, cooked what there wa* to cat, had 'rfiToZmi^T™ •h--<-' ■"»«“•■ "'urt The coming JW. year wjU, i “ xun vuuuum doubtless, snow II ‘ ,, . । fords a hiding place for the insects ; the knife cut into cakes half an inch thick, and 1828 there were like outbreak* । a hearty supoer, and departed before one end ot th.- I..ml he largest growth in the fertile regions I demamling justice. •1- — • “uu,‘r ,„h,.r 1» u, throughout the United Kingdom. In daybreak, —-—-• witnout -—■— disturbing — —o any —j mem—•— and let rise and bake. of elocution, into whose njmrtmenta, |, v driving a carpet tack into th- tn-c, of the great Northwest ‘ of ®fo 1839—.Ian. 6-7, 1839—tiie west coast of ber of the family and without stealing Veal HahiL—Titoe a teacup <rf lx til­ I WilUI* while instructing a pupil, burst Me- J' 1U><I and mvu then jjunmug passing mtthe utuxi band rwnri, cloeudy aixnu about England and many porta of Ireland suf- anything except a pair af shoes, lUSlrUCllUH >» water "in a aance^pan, stir m an even Palter who throw the pupil down stairs, , tb«- tree, mid overlapping the- oiuex other tiuiL cud, . ing ig uh " . . * ; , , ■ , fered terribly from tiie sami- cause. A ‘ merican tradesmen who claim genius A strange story of second sight is .‘ “ in another Mi.ithor tack taS n—l-an.««w Hourw« »«t« in •a hmm trill.— —|-a. puom™U •. v .. Waning it bv driving m u Twenty (X-TBons Sons were killed in Liveqxxil Lftvvq»o<>l i f<>r advertising should listen to a Berlin tola ul Suli-uw. Ky. Tl» Bov. Mr, ' .bmced uu Howlw “id Immm.-r.'d t water, iLiitl let ■ - him I nut quite to tliu heud. »o av fliul. .t Uie M 1-‘ it “ ixul five minutes;' add by the falling . num- j grocer, who thus informs tho public ng buBdiuj buildings, and. great a.,., t„r a„. one-half ...... ->-» .teasjxion .............. P'-k black pepjier, -...............ns much ■ Vaughn, Judge Durham, and several | into a hash with a bed-slftt. MoPc-lter . drowned in and about the through the Boraen Zeitung- "Twins ... ... salt, nnd two table-spoons butter, nnd tarn were cL_ ”_2 -- -------- ---ta Ulu for q,0 time. This respectable Colonels vouch for ita truth. I then pnxluccd tw<ro witnesses from his stroying the pujia. The bands are put Meraey. Dublin, Limerick, Galwav and■ Their let it keep hot, bnt not boil. Chop the Ather towns were similarly afflicted, and It is to tfie effect tljnt Mra. Foster was [ coat-tail )H<eket—a slice of wixxien par­ I on about the middle of June. time a boy and girl. I entreat my veal fine, nnd mix with it half iu» much ' friends and patrons to support me stout­ the prostration ill and jxirt of the time delirious. When I tition and a copy of Edgar A. Poe’s ! length must be adjusU-d to the size’of the stale bread qruml>«' Put it tn ti jam and with t—them -------------------------.... of houses ... nnd , :----P..I1T th. gmrr on it. tli.-u let il .im- the voucurrentW of hfo«eru Jo l..».ri, . 1.. ’ Excellent butter, well worth ita out of her head, one night, she said two I poems. The substance of his testimony | 1 , , , . . . > > * Peach GirtTB.—"H«-re is tin- plan I mor ten minuten S.rv. thia-r... tattered " >■> example, lately chnuneW.JfltaW ' pn.ce ; similarly, sausage and cheese. ” tw..utv „lh negnx* were setting fire to a certain w.» tlmt he- Imd hoe., doomed tobcr'havi. )nw) ' flagration, the winds spreading the tires. It is estimated that this year the col­ by that works ou the tree just nmlet As regards the details of mischief building ; tliat she plainly saw thc-mj the poem of "The Raven’ howled .. . (■ worm -------------------------------------------leges and universities of the country will ’ spirits ’ ‘ .... , J pouring coal oil on some buflilihgs, and the plaintiff until his sank, hia ' the Hurtoce of. the grouniL wrought by past great storms, and the turn out one thousand new ministers of PractlcaL ‘ ' of tliuae details with the I the gospel, two thousand new doctors, e worms I cod And :; th then prepare preparing to light it No heed was paid slo p forsook him, his memory fnfled| all the can find Zabdiel Adams, a Obnffrcgatkriai comparison S damage done by lute teni|>este in our aliout one hundred of them women, and at of bruuif paper bv^^ainting it to her ratings. A Jqw minute* alter-i and reason began to totter on ita throne, Western States, it will be found that three thousand new lawyers. It will l>e .... ------— r. . । wiin growing wax; mean uie uh o nttujr. *a* noted for Obup wft *pd .W|| bavp Ut U*.. tin I 'Die The ch clerk in a sing- j tj1(. word the watchers in Hie room heard an rk read three stanzas m jm j can w itliGUt , seen from this that tbe world, tbe flesh pithy aavuiga. He was apt to say purf® 1 . . . . , _«• — •hud l>een di*’’ alarm of fire. The flames song tone 'and then thtjptem was turned turned I fering with the roots ; th--nwi the gent tln'ug* in the pulpit, if matters , worst of what has lately been suffered, and the devil have greater attractions for and perhajis to exceed it In one of the the rising generations than the church. At the end of the first I paper aramid the trunk alxait ul •covered at the very time and place of over to Howler. At the end of the first went badly in the porish, and ftd^oiiiiig examples -ve have, cited, tliat of die from the rout. It will stick without Bin­ parishes had learned to fear hi* shiirj) which Mrs. Foster had spoken. verse thare was a general look.of horror; . Over fifty patents JlRve been granted English hurricane of November 26 and tying. Then pul! the dirt back around tongue. nt the ihx-ond groans and evitlcnoe of ] tj)(i 27, 1703, 8,000 ixthohs are said to have for different kind* oi cow-milkers, thir­ ■। we free. The time to do the Wbrit is A neighboring clergyman noted for A writer in Chamber^' Journal says: Hea-sieknet>s seu-siekness; at the tiie third the Judge ■ 1U in .g :h-e’ H spring. pring. If you are plan till g out |M-rwhed in the flixxls of the Severn and teen in England and forty in America. his mildness and timidity, cnee^>rojx>sed These machines have ta-en divided into "The bread par excellence, according; and the ,j<ohcem;ui chipped ,— ---------------, -| grew faint, — .. — — ----------- — — । .| young tree*, wrap them bef<ee,t|wy are an exchange of pulpita. Mr. Adams ac- the Thames alone. Ships .were blown from their anchorage and never heard three classes: Fint, tabe-milkera; sec­ . .1 ....... .1___ ____ __________ .i. ’ uhuited. to the __» majority of ___ medical men, is' Ito, hand over the elocutionist's mouth. puAUted. They should lx- wrspp-sl iv. ry Twelve men-cf-war went ond, sucking machines; third, mechan­ *. . . . ' Mnritiir spring. Old tree* are not w orth lx»th- itelling to tell the people some plain of more. wus hnml.-d to witb Th|. Ulilh.r th. aerated bread. A patent for the muktlusk of " me<hcme down in full sight of the English coast. ical hand-milkf-rs. Tbe first are tappersing of this wus taken out about fifteen | the court, and when he recovered he cgm» whi.-h produce the groin iu May truths about their niggaidlines* in neg­ Seventeen , thousand treeu were torn the second suckers, and the third squeez, lecting their meeting-house. There were up by tie roots in Kent aloi.e. era and strippera. Some devices are years ago, but since then it has not en-' dismissed tho prisoner ami Inmiid Howler 1; <»r June, just above tiie surfiMX* «'f the broken panes in the pulpit window, f. The Ekldystono lighthouse was dashed formed of combinations of these classes. joyed, says the writer, nearly the popu­ ta.-r t» k.-.-p Ita piuee-nud k.-|. il out | Kn.uu.1 They hutch, (to ragged cushion an the disk, and a gen­ into the sea, 'ita engineer, Win* 1 .i luM-nnift ml (Io Ixx'ome Inrrrcr larger nil tn*» the tlllll* bine fl and do lint not eral forlornness about tho sanctuary. Two royh and two girls, the oldest of larity and consumption that it really de- j of sight stanley, lieing within it Cattle were whom was under 16, planned to elope | stop forking till cold w.-athtr."—/bA-, Mr. Adams had prepared a stinging re ­ serves. It has many decided advantages, * buke, for parsimony, when his timid -frowned in tens of thousands. The from Ottawa and get married this side a great one being that the dough de-' Why Quacks Succeed. Hoa Butter.—Editor Clarkson,oof neighbor, tuhjx-cting some such purpose, Bishop of Buth and Wells and his wife of the line. One of the boys obtained were Killed in bed at thefr palace in g.s() for expenses, but the other’s finanmnmla no handling from perspiring and, Any explanation of the succeim <»f the foica Slat' Register, is a very Cftu- rode .-wer on Saturday and exacted a Soinenaetahirc. Such an accumulation i cial calculations failed, and at the lust Ui.us man, especiiuly as to what hO'ORts. promise tliat he would say notliing un­ too often, unclean bakers. Dr. Corfe, quacKery would l>e insufficient if it <li«l It is pr.Hlimea that MXJie wretched sub-kind ±l, to . the jieople. Mr. Adams reluct- of horrors is not outstripped, it mu*t be I moment he was compelled to withdraw of the Middlesex Hospital, insists strong­ not include the fact expressed in the fol­ bv any evils with which, tuihap- < from the enterprise. His swcx’llieart, stitute for good butter eume nigh unto antlv consented, but ides occurred owned, ut a new idea " , , i / little bag bag into into the tho pulU‘ j however, could not give up the idea of ly on its Value “ in those cases of dys­ lowing lines: his table, and he tidks thusly alsmt it ; to him, Takings little pul­ P'k- the ““Ve* da^.ha?2 Sueh dire catastrophes are un tin-­ I eloping, and so accompanied the more" he waited tUl the pepsia which so often affect the brain- | " It It seems seems tliat that luiuileranon adulteration is is io to mvooe invade* pit, pit, he waited till the congregation congregation gathgath- nu*l*r- Such til! kinds of food. Butter is not only j ered. Then, looking round, as if feeling oominon, it is true, iu immediately-mod- prosperous couple in tlieir flight And .Uli Uie auty pIcMure'* the deceit workers of the .great metropolis." It ■teSSTfc“S '7 ‘■•ve beep ™u.v An invalid, whose disease hail been made of tallow and refuse bwf grease, n < keejie better, too, than other bread." 1 opening hi. l»g, look out, ph naM for jU thm and -hut i. more. How to Buy Meats. pronounced incurable, intrusted his ease but now it is announced that there are panes, _nea, and „ ' J., .tuffoa them .lowly IMO —>‘l Mr. Boride mid Mr. Venuor to the t2 of rags, stuffed them slowly into . t» . . „ .« —t... to a quack. It ww his last resort. The really extensive establishments where ; a bundle There are not many house keepers who e openings, openings, mid imrreved hi. wort with eoutrury mit.lth.tandmg there I. mathPreston, Gt, Ct, who was quack promist'd that if he would submit butter is adulterated with lard. Half J the A farmer in Pre*.on, I have any thorough knowledge about -..atiutMui-Uun. Thumw^.Mimiatiou “ mmmurriil.. penodu-itr nor other troubled with rata, purchased n cat with I bis treatment for six months he choice butter with the other half lard, 1 great sttifoct meats; the condition in which it ought trustworthv data about these dismal in­ a reputation ns a mou.ser, and rata were ; would make a well num of him ; but no with a little additional coloring matter, • Below.. Hl. then bepm the msnicc. In tho ! -Im-W -preby mankind can pnptre to be Ixjught, ita appearance when it ia ” ” ’ «><m among the things that were. But change mint bo looked tor until the cm- is said to resemble the prime article bete i unfit for use, and the moat desirable cuta middle of his sermon, growing very anii< or or eT *d e them, on going inh. the cellar, one ilar. 1m c. piration piratiou ot thM pel period. A frumd, >wng ter than the Iwst samples of oleomar­ of that , to purchase. Thia sort of knowledge ia tliat the invalid was paying out! money I garine. It is now put up in the latest muted, bo closed ,tiie Bible, set it aside, moat essential, especially when there ex­ The Whig Convention of ’40. rata sharing the noonday -meal of the j and receiving no benefit, expostulated. style and branded ns pure butter, and aud lifting hi* bands impreMdvaly, sudists so little conscience on the part of xxouxj u .vu 6 u. ^xxx uxzwx. wx«. great J The Dea Moines Ite^Utcr has an e<l■cat. Tho cat appeared to be charmed > _______ the does not come under the penidtics jin-1 deuly* brought them down with ( ' ' “__________ For mercy'a sake!" exclaimed tlio butchers. One fact should be re­ .». D— by them The former allowed the invalid, “ destroy not the hopes which posed bv law on Uld v Marg, butter. So • force on the cushion. Feathers blew out itorial giving rcminiaceDuea of the Whig membered, and that is that in the pur­ this will oixm a market ‘for large i»r-1; of the holes abundantly. Convention at Harrisburg, Fa-, zzza '--z •trang.-' Irieudship to oxirt tor mverel th«t man hold, out U.me; upon them I tl... chase of meats, as in everything else, the x4„.v J (•... l..;„ L.^.1 Tlu. 1^.0,.]. J ... . . I --------------xl ---------XI...X n,... Looking round conically, ho said: years ago — the one that nominated Gen. tion of l ie hog-cholera bird. The lietter ‘ , *» x . . . . i five, ve, without wiuiuui them uwm I die. x oxv. beat is the cheapest Cheap joints al­ days, tbe rata coming regularly to par-1 aall'H stimulant The jman's stimulant was wns the the Quack's auark’n way is to know from whom you get‘ “ * Bless me! how the feathers fly!" and tfnrrtaon. It give* tbenames of all the ways include large bones and sinews; hi* sermon as if nothing had delegates from each State, and many such joints should be used for soup and take of meals with tbe the cot cat. Finally the uie ।j assurances, half susp»'cted busp'cted tliougn they your butter, and know that "they are resumed i gone amita. ’ •' I other interesting facta. The licaitlcr । •■ . ,. . . iea. For roosting and boiling chooee farmer decided to put an end to the oiu- , were. A mediotd writer tells UiLs story right" It is needles* tossy repair* were made -»y» tliat at that period in her political & rated English qpack: gular friendship, and, taking a gun, ' * — we better cute, such aa legs of mutton The Queen and Beatrice. before another Sundav, though he had | history the whole number of delegates to ', and .veal, ribs, sirloin and round of He was once "vudted by an old ac­ went to the oelhir. No sooner, however, kept the letter of bin pro mis e to tlu> timi d I tho National Convention was 198, di ­ quaintance from the couniry, who odAs to the Queen herself, she is never । Ixxjf. vided as follows :: had he fired aflmd mtased aJ! seen in London unless site comes up pastor. dresftetl liita 0*. “ Zam." Ox beef., when good and young, has a ’ ... I — . 7] Kentucky. cat jumped Dp^n it kills _ , . ', , ' , । Munn................... ........ “I’m glad to see thec’st got on so fromAVipdwr.esixxiiaJly for *<«nr fine ojxm grain and a good rod color; the T he bird-killing spider, a monster sow Hampshire llQbto .......... rindy, Zam," said fita rustic, “ but lie eeremoniij, and then she remains os] fat is firm and white. The grain of cow the farmer w ants to ’know w from B ihia, with a hairy Ixxly three I Manwacteuaetto howis’t, man? Thee kndw’ftf thee never short a time ns possible in the city, al­ inches long and tefenme claws, hns re- j vinuont beef ifi closer and tiie color darker. When did not kill the rat biifore^-' SHlMj-ipjA. haclno.u-mlWton.u.w.pnttekin.'' . ways going back to Windsor before, tho fat of beef ia hard and skinny, and cently been received in the Zoological Cncwyucut .quack night Even the number of I>re«enta- : tbe lean of a deep red, it is very inferior. Gardens in London. He hides under a | Gavin, ft tiowi at the drawing-room is restricted,' Old meat may be known by a line of because she will not endure the fatigue «!nt a tdegram horny texture running through the meat in VtfKUM. 1 kill hia. pry, a mouse <ir ji bird, or he of receiving for more than two hours at | will eat a tPoen slrtp cockroaches in bn M inland. of the ribs. TLo cuta known as chuck, Cincinnati, read. North Can u time. Should tho number of Indies to! brisket and round, are the least desirable. employ Murray for six months and • hour. Unwarned by the fate of their They were entitled to 254 votes. So Sirloin and middle ribs are best for you be presented prove so large aa to take comrades, the cockroaches walk up to it required' 128 to nominate. Ou tho longer, if his catting “ satisfactory." up more time than the allotted two suppose were nat roasting. , the great insect to stare nt him, and are first ballot, Gen. Scott had sixteen, Murray was discharged at the end of a In choosing mutton, look for firmness “ MavbftD one,' hours, she will unceremoniously take “wShril the I cangfcti up -trtd devour-d, fine utter the Henry Clay ninety, nnd Gen. Harrison and fineness of grain, good color and her departure, and leave the Princess of month. He sued for wages during six other, a*.the follower of Ulysses by- the 148 votes. It will be noticed that the firm, white fat Lamb should bo fresh. Walcs.toact in her stead. Butpreneumonth*, claiming that, by tho terms of Cyclops. Tho animal has his user, and tation to the Princess is by no means .will nt least aerve to reduce tho numlier ! great Northwest of to-day wm then a The vein in the neck of lamb is blue the offer, he was to be employed for that lt is not generally known that Burns’ •onsidered in the same light’as is one to of the cockrouches by which the gardens mere shadow. Illinois had but three when the meat is fresh, but tarns green votes in the convention and Missouri but when kept too long. In buying hind­ prose works exceed xn bulk 1 lis poetry. It the Queen, and so at every drawing­ are infested. two. There won then no Iowa, and no quartern examine the kidney; there will satisfactory. Gavin held that the dis­ is whan we see the former collected in three room there is a great desire on the part erf those to be presented to get their A xotTNG, mother, m doepair o ever Wisconsin to lx: represented, saying be a slight smell if the meat ia not aa patch, properly construed, meant that names among tiie first of those im»cril>ed Leching her idl« little girl, aged 4, her nothing of the smaller but still great Murray was to hold the place only as ous Irifonv The more <4 Bums’ letters ujxm the list, so as to bo sure d kissing letters, one *}• hiking tliat perhaps the States now making up this great division. long M his cutting was satisfactory. that come io light the feebler wul become the finger-tiiM of veritable royalty. The child kne white, but it ia better flavored and more more than she would admit, The water is diverted from the Merri­ His lawyer argued that a comma after the prejudice now common against bis Queen might very well, one would said : “ Now, Katie, I won’t Lry to teach mac river for the use of the mills at proee style. It is true that his letters think, remain until the very Inst, ns her you to-day; you shall be mother, nnd the word “months" was necessary to presence at the drawing-room is the shall taaeb.mo my letters". “ <ay I Lowell, Mass., and at 6 o’clock is tunuxl ney, which will bo found on the under support the claim. The Judge ruled only social manifestation of any kind really nnd truly bo mother?” imv Katie. back again. Two little lx>ys were fish­ side of one end of the loin, is enveloped for the plaiutiff. “ L<* •< begin, ing from a rock in ‘he rapids when the in firm aud white fat, the meat is cer­ that sl>« has permitted herself to make ■‘Yes. my darting.'1 They tainly recently killed and undoubtedly ainoe the death of Prince Albert. She then,’’ waa the response. “ » m Lave water camo thundering down. Thi Boston and New York boats have when he is himselff burning words and never goes even to the opera or the lxx-n a very good child to-day uad_you climbed to the highest point, where they good. The kidney al wavs changes first, Efforts anil then the meat is flabby and spotted, long had a war of cutting farer. From theater ; she never drives in die park, tr"v have a whole hotiduy!' and Katie j were just above the current. aud she mews up the luckless Princess shut up tho book and ran off laughing. I were made to rescue them, but in vain. ■ud the suvt sofL—A’cw York Tribune. Boston to New York is SI, while from S �— — — TMiil ■■>» wm it out, or oat of thi* boaa* T|rr3taarf SATURDAY, * minute 1< If yon don’t ykH to, b«t we are selling warned you. Now John I won’t atnnd a Mt of foolin’. Onee for all, yea or JUjfE 1AM80. noF Oood» Cheap, “Well, yra air. I have been preeomtuoo* enough to hope that I------ 0 , A Very Quiet Game. “Oh, stop your aoft talk; the thing 1* aettled now. You t*o fonb would have been aix month* more at the job wicked for husband and wife to ait that I have done in five minute*. I down together of an evening and play never saw *uch foolin’ a* there i* card*, while others can’t *ee where tbe among young people nowaday*. Ain't bMM eomMita. , ' like when I wa* young—an’ now good “Why,” Mid the crlooel a few day* night. You can talk tbe thing over, ago when the nubjcct of card-playing »n’ you an’ inc, John ’ll go up to town wa* unHer diAcaesion. “doe* any one an’ get the license to-morrow. Soon pretend that my wife and I can’t play a be tune to get to plowin’: do time for t«w gMmee ol euchie without diaputiug love-makiD* then. Good night, goad and arguing and getting mad over it 7 play for a thouMnd year* and never, have a word—yea, we could.” Tbe Other* shook their head* in »du­ bious way, and the nettled Colonel walked straight to a stationer’* and bought the fliceot pack he could find. That evening, when hi* wife wa* ready to sit down to her fancy work, be pro­ duced the cards nnd *iud : “Moy. 1 was told to day that y6u and 1 couldn’t play card* witliout disputing and getting into a row. Darling, drawup here.” ’ “Dearest, we tv ill not have a word of dispute—not one,” she replied, as she put away her work. The Colonel shuffled away and dealt and tnrnod up a heart. “1 order it up,” site observed a* she lookoil over her cards. “I was going to take it up anyhow,” growled the Colonel, as his chin fell, all hi* other card* being black. “1'lav to that,” she Mid a* site put down the joker. “Whoever heard of anybody leading out in trumps!” he exclaimed.. Why dont yon lead out witli an ace fr “0,1 employ this hand." “You cau, 'hl Well, I’ll make it the sickest - play you ever mw ! Ha! tnok all the tricks, eh T Well I thought I’d encourage you a little. Give me the cards—it* my deal.” “You dealt before.” “No, I didn’t F “Why, ye* you did! We hare only played layea one hand. nana. ” Jort the umt. WOMAN’S 8LIPPEB, LADIES ENGLISH TIE, A beauty, at $1 JO, and a FRENCH KID Tbe lowest grade of loaferi*hne** delight* in Writing name* and vulgar line* in ootbuildings. God pity the girl who ever become* the wife of such a groveling. . At IM, worth $8.00. A Mia Mi** and Childs from —50 ....w. Slip, .aww. • cent* Up. In men* iboes^we hare a very fine aaaortment of low cut and a Not one man in a thouaand will ever be able to harm a girl or woman who wishes io preserve ner dignity, virtue and purity of character. BUCKLE ALEXIS, Attorney at Law, Mid, our Woman* JJ KID BOOT HOUGHTALIN, * With Heal Plate end a SHERIFF CalJactlmsa m BpwcaaUty. Roberts a hotchkiss, Druggists A Chemists, pOWERS A REDUCE STOCK Remodeled, Enlarged* Improved MENS I YOUTHS SUITS, Iron, Nails, Stoves and Tinware. Henry a. Goodyear, . Dealer la - IN 1879, From $8.00 up. SCOTCH SUITS at $11.00, $18.00, and $15.00 1 So as to Enabe IRON, NAILS 1SHELF HARDWARE MENS AND LADIES Any number of farmers to | i AINSWORTH &,BROOKS tleairr to announce tliat having erected one of tho largest and most convenient elevator building* iu central Michigan, ~ pn,’^ ired to receive and J BEFORE SEPTEMBER 15, ’80 LUSTERS M. BLACK, In an endless variety-, all the way froin $1.00 up. Our block of HATS is complete ranging from 7 eta up. Just re­ ceived, a fine as­ sortment of Fancy THE American and Foreign Marble, Monument*, Tombstones, Mantles, Ac., Light-Weight Pants, ■y^M. 8. GOODYEAR, Dealer tn They are Nobby too. PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PR1CJ Onr all [DRY GOODS, SILKS an« DRESS GOODS CALF BOOTS For any quantity of At $4.00, worth $5.00 PRINTS for 5|, 6, 7, 71 and 7f cents per yard. JULIUS BUSSELL, LAWNS for 13} and 144 ct* per yard. I*. K’*. from 9 to 10 cent*. That may lie brought them. Thev aim: k“»prf«- GOODS. If you read this don’t forget the place. I "Skuuked !skunked!” she exclaimed. us site chkpix'ii her bund* in give. “You didn’t fo low suit F "Oh, ye* I did" “I know better! Yon refused spades!” “But I hadn’t any.” “You hadn’t, rii f Whv didn’t you liar* any “ I never saw a hand vet without'iU leturt one spade in it !" “Why busluuid. L know how ti/ piny cards." "And don't I ! 'Wasn’t I playing rii <-hre when yon were learning to wnlk ! I anv yon stacked the cards on me!” “No, I didn't! yon are u nonr player; you don’t know how to lead !’’ “I------ 1------- —why, may la* I’m u fool, and maybe I don’t know anything, nnd so you can play alone and have all tramp* even- time!” He pushed back, grubbed hi* paper, wheeled around to the gas, and it was nearly thirty-six hour* before lie smiled again. Nevertheless, no one else ever had a dispute Over card*.—Free Preu. Seed., Fiodr. Feed. Ume.Salt. Fluster, Mtacco, Hair and । u ffOSTE^ii^ ... .. C. C. WOLCOTT W. C. AYLSWORTH. > Shingle*. Money Saved kj Dealing with them. ■ AI5SWSW0BTH X BROOKS F. HICKS, |Y| ENTERPRISE GROCERY 1 DETROIT I ' BJRLOW, HARDWARE, A few Ru**et Plow Shoe* at >1.40, and 'J’HE SASHHLLS LEVATOR, I 0LEM3IT SMITH, Attorney A Counsel lor, At 11.90 Unload Wheat and GrainEx-' ! peditiously Acouratly. . ,| heart*. “No hearts, eh!’’ In* shouted as she tniinj«-<l in. “Refusing suit is a re­ gular lonfcr’Hgrirk ! I'll keep an eye on you • Y. » l»k«- il-audI thut-nii.: that—itn.l all of era! It* mighty; queer where yon got nil those trump* ! Stacked the card* on me, dl4 you !" | “Now, «ieai. I played as fair a*could be and mud* two, nnd if I make one on your deal I’ll *kunk yon.’’ see you make one on my "I’ll like to ace iffeu. deal!” In- put7. ... “.I’ve been fooling , along to encourage you, but now I'm go­ ing to bent you out of sight. Dimonds arelnunp.” She passed and he tookfl., it up two linoonfr...Lsmall trump*. Hr took e trick* । sxsrur si.” the_urst "uT.'t.'Toit CRADLES op. I waa determined to fix tbe thing one way or the other,” and tbe old man went Lack to bed. Now that the iee wa* broken the young couple laid tlieir plan* for the future, nod John felt just a little bad at the comfort he bad loot, when Mary looked up at bhn shyly, and said: ‘•Thia would have been all right months ago, John, if you hadn’t been so skeery. I knowed all the time you wented to ask roc, bnt it wasn’t my place to aav anything, you know.” if you want to! ... ——— — deal anyhow. What’s trumpF Ahe turned up a club. He had only I the nine spot, but he scratched his ‘ head, puckered his mouth and seemed [ iX: ire IN We mU Meflical&SnrgicallnstitntB F. A. JONES, EGULAR PHYSICIAN Md Surjeon. Day MALT BITTERS New Fresh Goods and Low TRADE MARK Prices. Boise Ac F'raiicis A.B.SPIMET.I.D., Prop. Office 204 Woodward Avenue Bringing Them To Time. South 81da of etale 8L UNFERMFNTED AND W. A. rOLGLA8E, M. D., Baaldant Fhy.lclan and Surgeon, Groceries and General Produce, ’ 1 Having bought for CASH a large, neat stock of |k MALT AND H0PS Bitters 8lTTEHs Teas, C o-ffees, Sugars, R Night Caila pron.plly atlendnl. Office at i Jcore. North Mala Street. Nasbrit e, Mich. DR. H W WIH1 MORE PHYSICIAN. Rcaidervc and offle at Leri ElliolU, Maple Orove Oen're. ECLXCTfC J. A. BAUGHMAN. HYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Woodland Cen­ Day and night caila proraptty al[U-M] tra, Mich. Ptended. J.JEXRY ROE, Propbibtok There is no fooli*hne«* about some of the fathers of Dubuuue county, Iowa, who have luarriagable dnugters, Appetite, rrfreahlD* eleap, lb« Acquisition of flash aud they know how precipitate bosi- i and color, are blcealngi at tend ant upon the repara­ ’T'bb incomparable Nutrient I* richer In lone and I ness when the fruit is ripe for pluck- I tive proeeaMt which lnl> prievleaa Invtgnrant >pacd- 1 mu«de producing materials than all other form, i of malt or medicine, while free from the objections J ing, and hangs wasting >its sweetness, urged again.: malt ll'iuora. For difficult digestion. when it should la? plucked. Matters ■ick headache, cotiauraption. emaelahon, mental 1 each llfe-fu»l*inlng organ by the Bl and phUical exhaustion, want sleep I were brought to a climax with a rash luoffvnflve e»«> to the frfnlnloe pa ..lre_— ___ . of — femole*. ■ uecvouanses, . <-xbau.lk>o . .. . of , cm vanooa locma and ulcerative weaknwe at» nura- । v i i , n , . n n n. < at a certain fnruier's residence in Ver­ In eotnpoalllon and thoroughly aalc. V... i__ ll ___ 1..._ j 1. ln< motherv, of the aeed. and ol delicate d.lldren. .Vt4fd t» loOGUCt 1 FlTSt lUM hriKtn SUft I non township, recently. A yotiug til- . MALT BITTERS are Uie parrel, bevt. and moot eeo’ treatod- I ri t at e Diaeaaee of Mato or Female ler of the snp had for month’ been ' Surgical non:leal medicine ever compounded. Sold every| Opera’Iona performed for Cross rpiiE OLD ESTABLISHED paying most assiduous attentions to 1 MALT miTEM CO- Ik-U.., »■», [31 U|, ww, |o in(orm lhj|t bj p„mp[ Hair Lipa, Tumors. Bone Dl» FRESH FISH and POULTRY one of hi* daughters, but he wa* sncli I >-oaea and all forma of Defarmiliea. Spinal tention, accommodating ways, good oture*- HlP and Club Feet fitted a bnshfnl, modest chap, never had I If >ND RELIABIX FURNITURE FIRM OF THEIR BEASON. good* aud low price*, hope to receive with BriM-ev All forma of Eye and Ear DU lieen much in the company of girl*, ex­ the'ArA*^1 WlU1 ,h° b*'*t In,provcroeirta of a fair share of your juitronage. cept thi* one, that he had been able to I ano., fiv. w av an.unuirr ouer it free irw Aactrvw Addrew Danhrl inn Hr: F 1 Beatty, neatly, Washington. w aantngton, N. J roue hi* courage sufflciently high to | <fv.. etc., dx. 1FM1) Highest Price paid for Produce jH»p the question. ' ’. He had gone to the house in vrliich the ; The Higbent Market Price paid Are on Hand with a BraxllUn Pablady lived on at least twentj occasion* for Hides, Pelt*. Ac. COME AND SEE. resolved to know hi* fate,but v lien u*h- i ANEW LINE OF Frosh Goods, Full Weights and ered into the presence of the fair one , F<wr» Truly, in whose keeping he had placed hi* Credlt Kiren. Charge* tow. MANUFACTURERS OF THE heart hi* courage would invariably , BOI8E & FRANCIS. _____ UEXttY BOE. "go back on him,” and he would re- { OFEvery Description. turn to hi* lonely room in greater sus­ Which will Defy Competition in every pense than before. Upon the evening 1 AT THIS OFFICE. Respect. Remember that all onr in question he determined that, come 1 what would, lie would tell hi* Mary Commissioner** \oiler, Good*, which we Manufacture, that be loved her. He would once for .n.ncn^.rro.L^^n, B,aMtV4 VOII. nre Warranted in Every all decide the matter, but, us upon । LKW.iforMriy mimtv> hui, we, ft Respect. each former occasiiiu, ue could not get ! usdem*®"!. hs»uigb««a •ppolsted bj iiw probate •terr1 “‘rr I I here it stuck, and he determined to | cHim. drmxod, Of «n amomse*ii*» <’•­ We arc «l*o prepared to furnish OrTH£ ISONX gulp It down non give up the siege. ' cee^a. do hereby give node? tbel we will meet at thing iu tbe when the door onenetl and in wbIL-mI i ,h« tote rmldence of u>e drceeaed |o tbe towmbln .he gid-. (J1VDERTAKI1VG LIKE. thoroughly cnadr, and do aplcndld Where they were sitting and thus ad- Wedneedsy Ibelwenty f.wrlh day of jtoTeeher. variety ot lavra. dress them : [ A. D. IMO, at ton e'etock a IS of oaeh of mid <lay« Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, Cheese ui Everything MEAT MARKET. Fresh and Salt Meats, Smoted Hams and Shoulders, IN 17 Stop Organs Lard, by the lb. or barrel. J. LENTZ A SO NS j HUIs Archimedean Lam Mower Co. FURNITURE NEW ARCHIMEDEAN and CHARTER OAK JOB PR£N ri£Ve* BE8T IN THE WORLD! LAW NMOWER. Why. Mr.—.ain’t thi* rather a-1 tMMsu «mu \ y vu——” ! 1 i rifABUB FOWLER,j HENRY BURTON. JOHN OIB*)N. ’■ ) COFFIlbto. (AMKETN, ROHE*, NHROIDN Ac. for funeral occasion* furnished free of charge. Mirand Robert. K. Brady. of.ln.and to tbe dcwrthcd real ^ale, .Ituascd In tbe vil---- ' _...VI.VJV. lire III' ss s ^ST.^^^ENCICLOPEDIA HOW TO BE^^’n^’sr;: Dated, IIa>Unv>. Nay Z*.th IND. HEN EV BOUGHT AUK. Sheriff. BorniaeUfba. OM. eownNaa to aUttaau<™. Broke into my enclosure ofttoKMaeya. tbs Batton of UimarvCW Of any one in the country. A GOOD HEARSE >, clijttaU. U»da and r .ad Robert KXrady. D 1 *79,levy uponjuei is a specific tn tbn cere eT all dlaeaaea of tho r Circular*. HOLD BY CH’R AGENTS EVERYWHERE. taka bim away | (Naabrilto, May 2*. ISM. and drib BUCHU Best Kidney Investigators in Use. UU^ V. ftMHiahneas. It iiiu’t countin, expense* tliat Um lookin’ nt, for coal oil In cheap; and wood c.ui be Itnd for the haulin’, but I’m aick nnd tired of thi* billin’ nod rooiu’ like a pair of aick dovea, keeprn me a\> ake night*, and ha got i ‘ t here. Du you lore John Henry well rnnugli to marry himF “Why, fntlier, 1—1—you ma*t--” “Stop that ailly fualiabin’.’' yelled the old man. “Answer ye* or no. and quick too. If* got to be M tilud now or never. , “Well—but, father, don’t you know that—if you’ll wait, and-----“Dir up; answer ye* ot no. Speakr ronreu the old gent. ••Well, then, ye*! There now," nod Mary ngniti hid tier fare. “That’* bnaineM; that'* tbe way to talk. Now. John, look up here, or I’ll bhake you oil to pieces. Do you want that gnl o’ mine for a wife ? Syieak out Dr. Hill’s English Extract of Das («-») 31-CARB. SODA JJARNE88! HARNESS! W M. EL CEJ ffisT INVI8T1QATOR that Banatural color, nnsorestlm Make* L— 11 the — t bos* — C Carringe, —. Light road and Team Baa that rw Balerat ng !■ white a»< HIRE. ae For a small sum of money mwl don’t you forget it. Have you seen any of Will’s work? will Improve Iu qu/Jlli If not call on him. one door north of Boise and Friinris*, get his price* and you will trade. ■oar milk. In W E. CLARK, ; w. JOHNSTON & CO. Detroit. Mlcto For sale b? F. T. BOISE, � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-06-26.pdf.pdf c7da4cd0cbc6162ad9ac8fb42433bbfb PDF Text Text 1 [null ORNO STRONG, | EDITOR AMD PROPRIETOR. J VOLUME VII. LIFE IE NASHVILLE, And Her Environs. —Mrs. H. R. Dickinson was attacked by hemorrhage of the lungs on Wed­ nesday,and again on the following day and at this writing is lying seriously ill. —H. T. Davidson has in bis yard a small apple tree, set last year, that is in full blossom. The second tiling of the kind it has done th ns far this sea-, son. —The Red Ribbon folks have prepar­ ed a dramatic entertainment and con­ cert, which is set to come off on Wed­ nesday evening next, nt the Opera House. The bill of fare is a good one and worth more than will be charged for it. • —Certain Kalamo gossips have mis consirued the item in reference to Doc. A. and the York girls in the "Four Cor­ ners” department, into something criminal, and they are hereby notified that such was not the intent of the item. So the writer infotms us. V Devoted to the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun | TERMS; $1.5Q per Year I Credit Subscriptions $1.75. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1880. —On Wednesday, widow Bpehdlove, of Kalamo, was driven to this village after a fractious 4-year-old colt, by her grandson Geo. Tomblin, and while alighting in front of Mrs. Yates’ milli­ nery store, the horse became unmann geable, although young Tomblin had it by the head, and Mrs. S. was thrown down and run over by both buggy and horse. The widow is eighty-ore past, but she possbsseth a vigorous constitu­ tion, which has been well taken care of, and, with the exception of a few scratches, came out;of the accident unscathed. —On Wednesday last Corda Rathburn went over to Charley Neal’s, and began a tirade of abuse against Mrs. Neal, who listened for a few minutes but not being angelic enough to keep her temper, while Cords was hurling such vile epithets at her, she rolled her sleeves above her elbows, and not­ withstanding the excessive corporosity of her opponent, dealt out a few well directed blows which drove the mis­ creant into the street, and after a lively interchange of angry words, they separated ; witnesses claiming . - that Mrs. Neal master of the situation. —We have been censured this week BOLD BUOLABY, L00AL GIBBLE-GABBLE. A»«t PrnoBa] Chlt-ClAl. John Franck, who is "on the road” selling buggies for Eugene Cook, met with a startling adventure on Tuesday night last. He was enroute from Belle­ vue to this village, and night coming on, put up at Ben. Bevel's, a rich far­ mer of that town, and to whom John had sold a buggy a few days previous­ lyAbout ten o'clock John retired to the spare room in the front part of the house, and the family to their respec­ tive rooma. A lung alxiut seven o’clock the nextimorning he was awakened by the startl^l face of his host peering in­ The Ladies of the M. E. society* are making preparations to set tables on the 8rd of July, and w ill be able to furnish a good meal to all who may patronize them, for the small sum of 25 eta. As the proceeds are to be used towards payment on parsonage, -the ladies ask for a liberal patronage. Chas. Fowler- and wife returned from Iowa last Saturday,bringing with them Mrs. Win. Dickerson to visit her numerous friends in this vicinity. They left there son Della in Dahm, lowo, to regain his health. Chas, re­ ports corn three feet high and crops generally'good and thinks Iowa is the state to raise corn in. The Chinese Wasbee Co.,of Hastings since getting their factory in working order in the post office building, (occu­ pying the entire basement,) have had remarkable success with their great washee—a washing compound—over four thousand packages have been sold I Wheat is turning. A fine shower on Thursday night. Miss Flora Phelps, of Albion, is visi­ ting her uncle, A. J. Hardy. A new sidewalk has been laid in front of J. McGraw’s on Main St. Mrs. E. White and Mrs. N, Baldwin of Republic, 0. are visiting at G. A. Truman's. A. W. Olds is building a grape arbor in a style that is in keeping with his fine residence. , Miss. Belle Boise of Villisca, Iowa, is in the village visiting her brothers, F. T. and F. C. Boise. Elder P. Holler is down with the Da- • koto measles, and if he can sell his property, will go west. The W. C. T. U. will meet at the residence of Mrs, Ainsworth on Main St. June 30tb, at 6 o’clock p. in. Hod. Clement Smith and wife of since April 10th. The company have Hastings attended the M. E. social at o .rv«v .ui.vuuv'Ri o.uu already introduced .. it U> in .zrwui., Detroit, W Grand C. Ainsworth's on Wednesday evening. Rapid. MnMtepon.B.1 City. Charlotte. NUMBER 40. LOCAL MATTERS. D. C. Griffith is filling his store chuck full of new summer goodsand they are cheap. 1 - BUSINESS MEN AND FARMERS, Bv rail to Detroit, and steamer to Belle Isle and return, on Tuesday, June 29th, for $250; a price so low that everyone can embrace thia favorable opportunity of visiting the metropolis or the State and enjoy a steamboat ride on the beautiful Detroit river. Tick­ ets for sale in Nashville at Hale’s Drug store. Excursionists will leave Nash­ ville on the eaily morning train and' return by the special in tbc evening; thus giving ample time to visit the Uity of the Straite, and enjoy a Picnic dinner on the beautiful grounds of Belle Isle. This is emphatically the ex­ cursion of th® season, and everybody and their wives, girls and children should soenre their tickets early. to his roopi and the announcement tbatixirglars had invaded the house during the night. It seems that Mr. B., upon awaken­ ing had noticed his pants missing, and iy Throe-Year-Old Colt for Sale, looking out of his bed-room window • Enquire of E.’Cook. saw them on the gruss, and also his guest’s, and consequently was much Don't Dou’l. 1 concerned about JoltnS welfare. .. J? another washing without Upon investigation it was discover­ | Sn’T*^ ed that the burglars cut the mosquito The Mowrer Bros, and Geo. Marshall Nashville, and many other points, and . dins of five miles of. the point where it —At its regular meeting on Monday, netting over Mr. B ’ s., bed-room win ­ of Maple Grove have each erected fine have just commenced toplace it in i" manufactured. Acnowledged to lx* the Reform Club decided to hold their dow, reached in and took out a rifle, commodious grain tarns and have them large jobbing bourn-, in order to give a" nrticie that will «>ve time, save entertainment at the opera house on I . , -. -- — .J soap, save cioint-s, clothes, ana and save money, that stood iu easy reach to avoid being about completed. Wednesday ere., June 30th. Select-I it a universal Ikmhu. The article u en- ■ COntaiu* no deleterious substances that A verdant, while "looking for the dorsed by all who have given i* a trial [ yellow and l-J. injure ” ions were read by Mrs. L. J. Wilson, by a large Dumber of our good Nash- hyrt with it. then, with the aid of a — „clothes. ’_2—* Now on **v grocers and general dealers. and Henry Bailey, and a short speech rille patrons, because we refrained pitch-fork, fished his pants out doors kite ” on Wednesday, walked off the as being fur superior to nil other pre- ' sale by I Made by the "Chinese VVashec Co.," upon "Sowing Wild Oats,” made by from snaking out by the eflulgent light aud went through them, finding a to­ bank by Al. Kasey's tai ber shop. The parations. I of Hastings, whom W, F. Hicks is (). Strong. z1 of The News, to public gaze, that bacco box and jack knife. Then chlo- kite sailed on unharmed I Presiden, W. H. Holmes Secretary, A. if _ ..... i ___ .1.1 ......... .................... MAPLE GROVE ITEMS. A little skirmish occured between A. I McCoy Treasurer. 40-41 —A young man of Maple Grove, ap. • carnal-minded Nashvillian who drove riformiugMr. B. aud wife, proceeded pliej at the Chemical Works in this ! hi" young son over to the picnic at to Franck's room, gave him a dose, Plum and A. Balch, on Main St. last FF’ 1 Yoke of Oxen for sale at Even’ Ixxly ask®, are rolled him up in the bed-clothes against Thursday, but Herb. Lee squelched it village for a job. aud was told that they | Thornapple Lake,in order that he might going the fourth?” wanted only married men, and he lias ! enjoy a free din tier, for nothing the wall, and went through his clothes before it grew to be a fight. Elder Stephens will preach at the | Wool! Wool I! A number of our citizens attended Norton school house on Sunday at 2:30 | - a forty-five dollar watch and spent nights, Sundays and three days । but who drove back as his partner _ taking Competition is the life of trade. 1 *' n money, but overlooking a the Star Lodge picnic,held at Thornap­ in the week besides, courting, and i a woman of the town, leaving the lad : I am in the market and prepared to pay ( pocket-book containing $180.03 cash ple Luke yesterday, and got beauti­ General M. A Skeeter is preparing 1 the highest price for any quantity of hopes by the Fourth to be able to ap­ without word or warning, to "hoof it" for a night attack on Huckleberry wool. A. j: Hardt. ply again and be fully qualified to fill home. Our patrons arc unjust to cen­ that .John bad secreted between the fully saturated with the gentle rain. Farmers who aie interested in horse Kidgc. sure ns for omission, for if we noticed I straw tick and feather bed, and which the position. I>r. Whitmore is off on a vacation, all of the evil deeds of this man, T he had become so entangled in the bed rakes should read the advertisement of yiamnioth Bowery Hance. —On Thursday a couple of small Im .’ing gone to Allen’s, Hillsdale Co., clothes as the thieves tumbled them J. W. Stoddard A Co. on the 4th page, on a visrt. Commencing Friday evening and children belonging to Johnson McKel­ News wouhl not be able to contain about, that it took John and Mr. B.. ns a matter of interest to all is present- । The blackberry crop is a failure, but continuing all day Saturday. Jttlv 2nd vey were ploying about Mr. J’s home I them. nearly a half an horu to find it. there are a few red <••><■* which will and 3rd, at Wolcott’s big Agricultural ed. tn Maple Grove, when one dropped Hall, Nashville. Mich. This building 4TH0F JULY. Upon entering the house the thieves The M. E. lawn social at Mr. and Mrs i soon be ready for sauce. some pebbles into the ear of the other, It does not take a very earful obser­ has the largest capacity of any build took the precaution to open nil the C. Ainsworth’s on Wednesday evening indicatious arc that the largest j a little girl of four years. Consider­ ver, to see what awful lazy men there ing in Central Michigan, having am­ door* of the house,securing them thusly was a success. Excellent refreshment* are when we come to work on the road. ple room for 24 setts to dance at one able difficulty was experienced by the I crowd that ever struck Nashville will time. We have spared no pains to by aid of h stone so that should their were served and six dollars contribti-' __ _ Leap-vear has not perceptibly swol- make this the great centre of attract­ doctor® in extracting them, and the lit­ ; attend pm celebration on Saturday. ( leu the marriage list, but we shall ions, this coining fourth of July. At July 3d, The services of Hon. S. 1>. presence l»e discovered by any other ted. tle onctnay loose the use of that eat. | Clay of Grand Rapids ha® been secured member of the household or a cha nee , A man may be a very imperfect man,(> make more observations after the great expense we have procured the rl I fourth. —Lou. C. Taylor, the handsome and tx-st orchestra in the land. Bill for 1 ns orator for the occasion. The pro- pedestrian, they could speedily make i yet if he is honest, sincere, frying haul ' Nearly all the schools are closed for dance, Friday evening, 75 ct*., or 10 ah le editor of the Charlotte liepublian, i grain is a* follows : their exit. After making their raid,the each day to be better, he may lx- a very vacation, and me the mue little ixiys boys win will soon rts. a dance; the latter will be the price , . . i i -1'1 • , • ’ ‘ ucaiiou, iiuu on June 14tb, led N> the hymenia! altar good man. and the world will give him be ploding their way through huckle- for Saturday. $2->.00 iu gold, in premiuips will lie Miss Dallin Wilcox, a lovely Indianep' berry marshes. E. Cook A J. Compord, Props. i given away tri delegations; $15.00 to ery ami searched the oat bin thorough­ due credit. olis belle. Brother Taylor is an edu­ Farmers who have, or arc about to I Some mischevious miscbevioui. boys had tbc the imputhe largest delegation of teams from ly fur spoils, but finding none return­ cated young man of temperate and purchase a sulky hay take, should read to stone .Mr. Mayo s house and . ed to the house, brought up a supply I the country, and $5.00 to the second The subscriptions in aid of the Chetn.h, idvertiMn.™. ..i J. W. Sudani “ ‘«U. " S? gentle habits and deserves a kind and I largest. $5. will lx- given to the lam- of c^hl victuals made a hearty meal and loving wife, which lx*yond doubt he & Co., of Dayton, Payton, Ohio, who are man- ■I ntsh rash conduct. j cst Dumber of oxen attached to one now possesses. "Good luck attend the Considerable thieving has been go­ ufnetureraof the Tiger Kake. Mattle Grove has four saw mills and | wagon loaded with boys. young couple,” is The News worst __________ Our _ schools closed with appropriate nil of their yartls present a very bare I A national salute of 101 guns will be ing on in that vicinity of late and it is W. C wish. ,yesterday. _______ ,. The reholan. of ’ appearance. Itaantifnl »<.«» did not 39-42 _________ I supposed the thieves of this occasion exercises fired nt sunrise. The grautl procession • ■ • . .. .11 I come down. several logs have rx'en t> i ’ i ___ _ —Mr. Hoxey, a wealthy fanner living will be formed immediately after the ' anr‘ «nrinbrra of a well urgiunted band Sr, Brebe.department prewnted her , lak,.„ j„ „„ truck., honerer. Bob on the Kalamo-Bellevue town line, us­ premiums are awarded to delegations. | infesting that commuuily. Mr. Becel is ber with a 8ne picture > a token ot, F„rnwn, i„.xi„ bring homo little ually has a good deal of money aud up near tlit school house, led by the three a man that generally has a good deal of their apprecmt ton of her services. , wads of circulating medium and are to a short time since, has kept it on de­ j money ulwut him, and the morning W. A. Aylsworth proprietor of a gen I packing them away till harvest, when ■ bands of nmsic.niid wi’l march through Big Rnpid^ «»« iu the vil”?11 U»»»lenHl to the ImrreM| following the burglar, believing he t-nil More posit in his granery. Desiring to go to ■ treat Biirgaltui. the principal streets, thence to Smith’s . . , , , , ,tl. .era. Great call for feminine as well aS mill, lie shoveled a grist of wheat into In Kcal Estate. 1 have resolved to sell | grove, to listen to the oration and ot­ ' bad received a dose call, made a trip to lagc the fore part of this week, settling masculine help. some bags aud went. Not being able up his buB.new. prepunilory to remor- I The old folks think tliev . will take all of mv Real Estate property in Nash­ । Charlotte, aud hereafter will wisely her suitable exercises. | keep his money on deposit in the first ing to, aud making his future home at their fourth now, S. P. Shafer and ville at very low price*. Don t buy till to get his grist ground immediately, he The 200 yard foot race comes ott at I [40-41] P. Holler. returned home, and on going to the B. R. wife have gone to Liberty visiting, and you see me. national bank of that city. o’clock. 1st prize$8; 2nd $2. ’ , , . . . . the latter will go to Brooklin for metlgranery’ found his money missing, V9~ Bee-Keepers should use the A one hundred yard foot race at Tbose arcbins who are tn the habit of . jcai treatment. Win. King and wife thought flashed through hi* brain, he LIKLEB AND THE POTATO BUGS. standing in the street near the iron ! have gone to Coldwater, and Sam. Cot­ Comb Foundation for sale by 3 o'clock for a silver set of 18 pieces H. T. Davihson. made good time to the mill, opened up bridge and shooting off tbetr fire arms jton nn<^ family to Leroy. valued at $10 as 1st prize and a neck­ the bags and in the last one found his Last week old Mr. Liklen had A young man by the name of Green- . CV Just received a full line of spring at Truman’s sign, may desist afterthey lace valued at $3. as 2nd prize. wealth. field, who claims to lx- a transient man, , and Summer clothing at scarcely finished his N ews , when he have frightened a few teams into run ­ Bunn eating match at 2 o’clock, on was staying at Cummins’s, aud when S. LlHHAirSER’s met with another experience. He ning away. —A great revolution in the newspa­ ( Main St., 1st prize $3; 2nd $2. > they worked on the road he worked his . per business is occurring at Hastings, Mr. vzuuituiua Cummins Kiviug giving unu him a ‘: UP' Butter and eggs taken in ex jmjiv tax, ut*. .in. The committee on delegations and pole Texas riding and lassoing. Prof. had gone out into the garden to pick thcrcfcr. Then he :;c goes over cr;- , change for millinery goods at which we predict will b< for the better. Brown a noted Texas herder will give some lettuce for the evening meal and games tor the 4th, arc requested to receipt therefor. Mrs. L.R. Erb’s. in time to get. an­ D. R. Cook has purchased the Banner an exhibition of lassoing, riding and made the startling discovery that the meet at Powers’ law office, to perfect into Baltimore just .... other invitation to work a poll tax, but ~ office, which after Aug. 1st. will be breaking wild Texas mustangs as prac­ king potato bug, with a numerous and arrangements and transact other busi­ declines, and now they are about to A large line ol wall paper conducted by himself and son ; and ticed on the ranches of Texas. Don’t lively family had invaded his, potato ness of importance, on Wednesday ev- sell his clothes. We pity his nudity, r.l.Boi these warm days. the Democrat is expected to totter forth forget this is a sight worth seeing. paid,. That very day h« bad b«v> I pning otueil week. UP’ Simplicity Bee Hives for sale at Andy Plant lias made two of our Old Brices. to-day, led by the experienced baud of The M. C. R.R., for the coming «h. H. T. Davidson. Five mile walking match at 4 o’clock . telling hia bowm Wend. Hiram P., jn the t!>e past, will sell sell excursion excursion ticktick- townsmen feel like a lioy with a little M. H. Clark, formerly of the Grand go as you please, on Main street, 1st' that he had discovered a certain cure । os in past, will wagon. One pedestrian, Charles Sliger THE JEWELER. Rapids’ Democrat. This new paper prize $8. 2nd $5. 3rd $2. I for potato bugs, and should pass no t.u to b11 BUtjonR on main line and purchased a pair of those nice fitting C. W. DEMARAY. numbers among its backers men of The finest stock of Clocks in Barry Running horse race at 5 o’clock. on more sleepless nights on their account, branches at one fare fur the round tine boots of him, which puts a new or Eaton county. kink in bis back and makes a light great wealth, and the popular prophe­ Queen street, best 2 in 3, 1st prize $5. Consequently he went immediately to | trip. Tickets will be sold July 3d, 4th electric step. The other, Robert Eiesn?' A good stock of straight Elgin work and gathered the potato-bug fam- j and 5tht an(i retani „ Iate sy is that it will ultimately devour the 2nd $2. Open to all. ton, who expects to shake his feet with Watches, will not handle a Watch but Journal. Laughable parade, at G o’clock, tbc ily to a secluded place in the garden the Sth. Laura on tbc 3rd, if she be agreed. Mr. can be recommended by all, all full and covered them a foot deep with Plum used to make boots over in Map ­ Niche! movement. Straight Line Es­ A couple of our wool-bnyers left —Philip Mowrer, a lame German of time-honored, procession of the birds straw soaked in kerosene, and fired the their sample pieces of wool hanging le Grove aud his old customers remem capement, Quick trains. Maple Grove, has invented aud made a of paradise led by the invincible Sir. ber him. . r?' A fine line of Jewelry and Silver wind-mill, which serves as a power to Richard, surpassed by none, in their pile. On Monday following, an old out a few nights since, but they won’t At the laying of the corner stone of Ware. Two doors south of Truman’s, draw water for their stock, and its beautiful plumage and equaled only by bug, fat and saucy, crawled out from get the opportunty to do it again on the First U. B. Church in Maple Grove C. W. Dem a ray. strength is so great that two men hold­ die subjects of Prince Rex in their no­ under the debris of the fire, with one those same fleecee, for they have un- last Saturday, there was a large attendnnce which gathered at tlw« barn of You can get the Celebtated ing to the shaft, will not check its ble forms and lovely faces, will parade leg and one wing burned off and struck doubtodly been pawned for cigars ere Geo. O. Dean. Tbc main speaker fail­ Stark and Voorman Pat. Sand-bands I ww „„.1U <ul 1WV „I4,„ speed in the least. It is simple in con­ the principal streets baiting in two a itee-line for Liklen’s house, like a bug this time. ed to be there, having cut his foot with put on your Buggies at E. Cook’s for An immense corn crop is developing -------an ax.'^Now'Vvba ’t coiiid a preacher be only $3.00. They are worth five times ‘-------------------struction and the cost of material, aside place®, where an addresi will be de­ intent on “biz.” Mr. Liklen turned from that picked up about the farm, livered by the west distinguished and pale and for more than half an hour all over the country, and L. J. Wheeler doing with an ax in this nineteenth what they cost to any wagon. century is more than we can tell. Rev. did not exceed 95 rents. Phil, thinks Ixuiutifal member of the aggregation. swore like a' Philadelphia boat-black, being a firm believer in tlie adage,"To Hamp delivered the sermon, bis text UF" One 3-year-old Horse for sale at The fire works in the evening will be then mashed the survivor of the fire be fore-warned (s to be fore-armed,” Judges 4tb,;6tli. “What mean ye by he can make one this fall that will run with Charley Smith ’ s meat block, just has leased a piece of ground ot Dan. these stones.” After the sermon $145 a saw and drop off a log two feet in di­ the event of the day, as a large sum nf GT For Jewelry and WiUchesgoto nmater quicker than two men with a money has been expended for this as a boy came up with another bug Parmenter, and is erecting a big com was raised to help finish the church, af­ __ F. T. Boise. ter which they proceeded W the church special amusement and will consist of that had lived through the conflagra­ house thereou. good cross-cut. and Elder Shelley laid the corner stone Those new styles of Dress Goods, silver showers, sky rockets,pi rschutes, ' tion. C. G'. Bentley of Hostings, was in the an :l deposited some books and papers Glove®, Hosery, Neckties, Embroidery, —Percy & Mack’s Grand,Constella­ radiators, triangles, bengola lights, -June McGregor,aged 53years, com- village on Tuesday, in the interest of iu the same, among which was The Silk Fringes, and Trimming Silks are tion has been holding forth at the Op­ Nashville News. And about $10.00 ; all new, neat, attractive amt cheap at mines, bomb-shells, etc., together with plvction light, build heavy, thick art, Presbyterian church excursion to era House since Wednesday evening. tuousandrf of small pieces to please the teeth gone in front, hair slightly gray, Detroit and Bell Isle. By the way we was thrown into the corner stone. I _____D. C. Griffith. They had another meeting at Mr. i Their performance is n combination of young Americans. eyes blue, will call herself Mrs. Doug- believe that excursion ie abouttM goodJ Dean’s barn on the Sabboth, the barn |i Fa1" Wilson Al Howe still sells Boots dramatic, variety and minstrel selec­ Balloon ascension. The monster Inc nt floor being full and the mow up to the and Shoe® as low as the lowest. nV in wnndoiwl andcllC8I> cheapODC oneOS as OUT onr folks folks Wwill have las, or Mrs.Tin Rankin, wanderedfmm fromImr her Bild tion a. In of a moral and refined nature girt. Elder Hamp spbke again, his ser­ balloon. "The Great Eastern,” will and gives good satisfaction. This press make an ascension during the display home, in Carlton, in a fit of temporary the privilege of “taking in " this season. mon waa a "Light” one. ty Window curtains and fixtures at P. T. Boink’s. I. L. Dodge. eve., (Friday night) they give their of fire works, brilliantly alluminated, insanity , on Thursday, June 17th. Only $3.50 for the round trip. Leach McKelvy returned on Monday last entertainment. They promise an discharging al various elevations a Information sent to Sheriff Houghta[y The newest styles of spring suit® An Ohio widow owed her hired man for men and boys just received at lin will be thankfully remembered by lest from Petoskey, and other northern entire now program and the best they continuous stream of meteors, bornl*, D. C. Griffith’s. towns. He reports crops looking well, $890. She married him to square the her friends. have given. It will consist of farces, showers ofvariagated gold rain, etc. accofint, and then for $60. secured a but thinks Maple Grove looks more like divorce and turned him oat. sketches,songs, dances, clogs and ex­ No pains will be spared to make the EF* W’ilson & Howe sells Tobacco —The army cut worm has invaded the home to him than any place be saw on for 40 cent®. hibitions of musical skill, and close day on® of enjoyment long to be rem­ ‘ T>TT2T>. with a social hop, to which every pat­ embered in the hearts of all true fellow ordiara of Moses Durkee of Carlton his route, and consequently has pur ner goods nut. —Wife of Wm. Tro ron of the show wHl be entitled to par­ citizens of this great and glorious na­ and stripped bare every tree in the or­ chased half a section of wild land in TROXEL rices at iMJuM n ors>a<rM» or t: tion. chard. west Maple Grove and is happy. Griffith ticipate in without extra charge. �rabbtthshad b«D Abner m. and duly accorded whs not’ do allow a man to roam about the city without hindrance, two police agnnta told off to act which, owing to and Mm Lcrioda' tearful eyes and that sweet there-xs plenty of room and love and they had the educated in himself is —Parle Cur. the boya didn't “Did you cut this loaf, and then leave it here in this hot room to dry to a chip ?” feel that it would be most demanded Miss Cross; and then she added, emphatically, without waiting for that promise, rain cl ballets, an ooca* an answer: “But at course you did.’ No one else would have dared to do it heodk He said more than onoe, “I don’t the perfection attained in the art; and at And how dared you, knowing that I mind throe peaky bullets, but I don’t prMODt.ihe supply can not keep pace n« ver allow bread to be cut in my house like them sheila." Another 'scream, an with the demand for fictitious gema A until it is at least a day old?” could explosion, and the headless body of our revolution hra been brought about lately “I am sorry, aunt," began Dolly; dear comrade lay fa the dost. Was it a bi the nuinqfftctnro of artificial dia­ “but ho looked so hungty!" monds by substituting a preparation of “Too are “ * He!’ ’’ screamed her aunt, regarding gold for the oxide of Teat! fa making the He was an inveterate smoker, and a her with a look of horror. “You gave cosmojxilitan. He cored not whose pipe stnus, and further, the stones when cut it away, then! Aud to a ‘he!’ A tramp, “ I can wait, Dan. Yes’*—with a mis- he smoked so long ns it woo filled. Tak­ are subjected to a , chemical process by I’ve no doubt, who will come back some PITH A5D POINT cldevous little laugh—“I can wait until ing up a T. D. that lay on tho bunk of a which the refractive power is mode equal night, to rob the house, and murder us I am as old as AuntLorinda.” Whxn a man's.oft collar button comes .tent, he lighted his match and began to that of diamonds of the purest water. “God forbid, love!” he said, catching puffing away, when presto! bang! his lace Throe perfeetwtonro attracted great at­ off his choler rises. ' “Please, aunt," entreated tho young her in his arms and kissing her sweet was lost to sight in a cloud of smoko that tention in last Paris Exhibition, where girl, don’t be so angry. He wasn't a A quarrel among printers usually was not toliaeco smoke, and the air was they were exposed ride by side, and in tramp; indeed he wasn’t; but a hand­ away again to-mortow, to bo gone I can filled with pipe shreda He expressed the aame cases, with real diamonds of some young fellow with long golden not toll you how tong. Oh, Dolly, Wn should the letter “ g " be greatly great price. Whether the latter . can no astonishment. He merely remarkixl, hair— heaven speed the time when a little wife “By thunder! that's the third time that's Ixi artificially mode on an extensive scale prized by farmers ? Because it changee “ A wig," snarled Miss Cross. is still a matter of dispute, although its rain into grain. shall be waiting with the old father and been, played on me to-day. " "And the most beautiful blue eyee," possibility is claimed. Any man can A frister's girl fell exhausted into It was at tho Battle of tho Mine. Tho convert a'diamond into charcoal, but it is Dolly wdnt on, I ever saw in all my mother at the stone cottage to welcome Johnnies ha 1 made a cliarge an our front, not so easy to turn charcoal into dia­ his arms at a ball. It was a feint to life. And' he wasn’t near the house. me home!" work in on cm brace. ■ She raised herself on tiptoe, clasped but the earthwork that our noys had And ho didn’t ask for anything. Oh, do monds. the recent chum of Mr. Mac“You’re a man after my own heart,” thrown up was something they were not Tear, of Glasgow, to have chrystalized listen, aunt, while I tell you all about it ' into hi. <7- wilh . weOi. ol to! prepared for. They wavered, and were carlxm is acknowledged, but the dia­ as tho blushing maiden confessed when I was on my knees in <L1 ’ soon thrown into confusion. A dore devil monds produced ore as yet too minute to her lover proposed marriage. up some currants I had let fall, * I “Qeobob, dear, don't you think it's saw him, through the hole in the hedge J private—one of those fellows that were affect the value of natural ones. mxtaid 'rith found in every regiment, who spent half -fSiZ; Ixswg fU. Brownie’s calf mode the other day, oom-1I moment be an-jts way to us." I And the very 'next day, January 3d, his time in flic guard-house—was over U>.1 in cmlimul .l. mani, Inu iomu.it).,. ' «■“* )“•’ . ' 5°> love; ecou! 1880, as Dorothy, with a arimsaa shawl flic emliankmcnt in an instant, and with wbprt oi many j.uttnti. ta good »ub.ti- 1 .““fi ,'n“ o( lm'lu' does “ If you had been looking at what you । thrown orar her head, wm oul in the copious profanity, which want of space tutes, but those trits I have generally had for were doing, you wouldn't have seen 1 ganleu siiattering crumbs on the snow compels us to omit, he was driving in more the appearance of an opaque ' There ore things that will make s him," said'her grim listener. for tho sparrows, she heard the jingling the rebe os one would drive sheep. Of cement than tho natural dentine. The ’ miui mad, .but one is enough when his "He did't see mo, of course," said DOLLY Dolly, “ or I shouldn't have looked at ' of sleigh-bells, and Farmer Been came course he was promoted to the stripes, best and must effectual imitation, which [ wife tells him he can't have any dinner down the lane with a aled-lood <if wood. him so intently. And, oh, Aunt Lorinda, "Mornin', Miss Dorothy,” he allied, as but before he could have them sewed on takes a good polish, is the American sub- I liecnuse she couldn't get the wash-lxiiler to his blouse, some new outbreak of his stance parsing under the name of “cellu- ' off the 6tove*in time, ‘' Dorothy—Dorothy Waldo!” screamed it was just looking nt a picture!” he reined up at tho back gate. “ Here's irrepressible nature sent him tothe guard Miss Lorinda Cron ("cross by name loid." CeUukiid is one of those invenA xovxo lawyer in Kentucky, when “ Stuff!" said Miss Gross. a letter for you. . They thought it might and cron by nature," the children—yea, । "He was so handsome, and so dusty, be important, at the office, and to, know- house again, which canceled the “stripes" tions of recent origin which has become the Judge decided a case against him. forever. and many of tlie grown-ups—of ’the and so ahabbv, poor fallow! And he rat a Hulmtitute fur many natural raw mate- : naid to the court : “ Welk now, I shall Who can forget a eflftain Ohio resi- rials. It is a species of solidified collo- . take tlie case to another Judge, and let neighborhood declare her), as she down under flic old true, took a crust of in' how koerful I be, and that I was pounced upon tlie huge loaf of bread bread out of his pocket and began to eat cornin’ this way, they asked me to fetch ment, enlisted for one hundred days? We dion produced by dissolving gun cotton , him gueati what the law is.” which she had taken from the oven and I it tu> though he was very, very hungry. it to you. ” And the old man tossed the were behind tlie earthworks on the Ber- in camphor -r—• with — the ™- aid .— of — heat —„ and: a lfitle A little boy noy was walking waiting with wiui his ids letter over the hedge, into the girl's out­ munda front when these giauts of the 1 put into the big stone crock only half on ' That went to my heart" -- TL: f odlnlotd /I mMnm prawm.. Tl.enppllc.tlon. of there feU lroni .bovo hi. stretched hands, and drove of! Wait—for they were giants almost every are now legion. hour ago, just ■ before she turned her kmnn. As Ah a suiisutnte . , . . « > . . .1 substitute for ■hc.Ml. on’ avalanche “ Rubbish!” said her aunt of soot blown by the “ A letter for me! ” said Dolly, in tones is wind irom atraight-up-and-dowr back on the “And I got up softly and ran into the of great amazement “ Why, I never re­ man of them—came hurrying in from the ivory from a neignoonng neighboring ciumuey. chimney. - it is best 1, known, and so perfect front, more like u mob than soldiers. Of । C.. kitchen, to stalk to the garret after “that । house, and cut u slice—" • z_. : U>e .rerembUnre U»t . clo-.in.~o..HeUo.r cn„l quiu, -itaiuhei. ceived a letter before in all my life!” .. ■ ... * idle hussy, Molly"—the maid-of-all- I required to distincmisn distinguish it from the *• “ A slice! Great grief!" interrupted Then she turned it about, and inspected course we asked wliat the matter was. , tion is reoturtHi some nigger snow ! ” work—“who had lieen twice as long as Aunt Lorinda. “ A piece big enough it curiously. The envelope was a com­ One six-footer, of hxpiaciuus tune, ex- j genuine; the absence of the grain, or de­ Tint reason-why women have- little or plained. He hail got a sight of the rebe. ' cassation, is the chief distinction. Cel—-----------¥ ------- ------ she ought to have been making the beds f'jr the breakfast of a whole family.” mon large yellow one, and bore the “Oh," said he, “they ore terrible look­ luloid p<kh<-s»«i not only all the strength n" *ucce« at fishing is l»eeause but few there." ‘ ^And I buttered it" printed address of a law firm in an ad­ ing fellers; awful dirty and ragged." and elaaticitv of ivory; but it does not I said the huge loaf. I should have | u,en* po***" dctvv enough to hold “ You buttered it” joining city, as well as her own address, wurp nor discolor with age. It is much i worm between their teeth so that said half tho huge loaf, for only that । “ Yes aunt; I only took the butter that written in a plain legal hand. “Who “Were you in the fight?' wo aakixb “No; used in making combs, bocks of brushes tliey can use both hands in getting tho we wa/in't in the fight; we only followed j proportic®. of tho newly baked bread re- was left in tho dish.?’ । can it be from? " wondered Dolly; and and held on to what the skrimmagcra and hand mirrors, frames for looking hook out of their bock hair, mam cd • Half a pound! J ou go without j yH,n opened it, to find her question but took. Tlie fust thing I knew one of our glasses and portraits, handles for knives A toung gentleman being pressed “ Dor-o-thy Wal-do!” again screamed batter for a week." x . partly answered. A sheet of blue paper fellers got struck smock in tho foot I and forks, piano and organ keys, and ; very hard in company to sing, even after Miss Cross, m an ascen ling scale, with i "And I ran out aRiiin, and into th. „UJ1 a smaller envelope were enclosed. tell yer, wo thought it was about time to billiard balls, which are said to be equal j he had solemnly assured them he could an ominous tremolo on the last note. Ian.-, a« fast a. I could." continued Do- Tll, |>ipcr c.uuuned, m the same hand pile" out o' that/' was his remark, as ho "Yes, aunt,” replied a sweet, fresh rothy, apparently undumayed by this wbieL ildremod tl>o in elasticity to those of ivory. One ad- i not, olwerved testily they intended to addressed tlie letter, these lines: moved on. young voice; and a pretty young girl threat, " for fear I might lose courage; vantage it has over ivory is that it may , make a butt of him. “No, my good came in from tho garden, with a basket and stopping suddenly before him, I put 1 Afuu Horo/iji Waldo: be moulded, so tliat the most delicate and . sir,” said Root, “ we only want to get a of cherry-red currants in her hand. elaborate articles can be mode with it at stave out of you." People Who Live Near the Pole. the bread in his hand, and said, * I am so A tiny tiling she was, with round dim- " sorry for you!’and turned to runaway, paning ebeck In compliance with order* re­ a fraction of the cost of true ivory. An tub inu-st' from the logic class : ProTho Rome correspondent of the Phil- | pled, rosy face, innocent cliildjike blue­ when ho raized my hand and kwrad it," ceiving t« that effect from a client in Europe odelphin Bulletin, speaking of the Cin- cndless variety of colors can also be 1 (essor—“ Sfiss C., give an example of a in tore* to in thie country we reprwenL gray eyes, and fair hair, soine short , (Miss Lorinda Cross liecame rigid as whole given to celluloid bj^ the admixture of I conclusion drawn from two false fl.-.. .-L „___ _ * kici, a remarkable people discovered by tresses of which had escaped from the ! marble) “and raid, ‘These are the first ' “ pigments. In ~ imitation of *tor­ premises." Miss C.—“ Logic is on easy the Swedish explorers of the North Polo I projxJr braid into which they hail l>een bound, ' kind words Tve heard since I eume to region, Hays: The people found there |I toise shell it is made into such articles as utudy ; Hint's fols?. I don't like etusy and were making a delightful use of their this beastly country. Tell me your name " January 1, 1880.” were not procisely ravages—they were |] combs, card cases, cigar cases, napkin studies; that’s false. I don’t like logic; freedom by curling in tlie most charming little one.' * Dorotliy Waldo,' said I. rings, etc. The pink coral so popular Dolly’s lovely eyes opened to their clothed (roughly, perhaps)—but thev ।1 for jewelry is admirably imitated with it, that's true." Class dismissed. manner about the low frank brow and • Dorothy Waldo,’ he rejx-ati-d; ‘ I shall were clothed m skins of reindeer or seal. , A cmr that is set an a hill cannot be widest extent “ A chock!" she ex ­ little pink-tip]»ed ears. i and so are malachite and amber moutlinever forget it;' and he raised liis hatvmd claimed, __ _____ t___ with trembling fingers __ bill And it is just the some way with tore , Their costume might not perhajm suit । About “sweet sixteen,” a stranger । went away. Dear aunt, had you been in open flu-and second envelope^ which was j Parisian taste, but it was adaptable to ! pieces for pi{M», cigiir holders and musi­ dirty cuffs.—S'f. Louie Spirit. Tis would have pronounced her; but Dolly, | mv place, would vou not have done as 1 also addressed to her,__but in a_different, 1 th‘‘ir clime. It ta composed of reindeer ' cal instrumenta. true. Even if you take tlie cuffs off and as hex youthful companiouH, much to the did?" Numerous patents have been issued stick them in your breeches' rear pocket, more elegant bond;and sure enougti 1 skin atockinm lined with eider-down, reinfrom time to time for making imitation disgust of her aunt Lorinda, called her, “ I ?" cried Aunt Lorinda—" I carry there wns a check—a check for a thoue- ! deer ar sealskin Ixxita reaching to flic the first time you jerk out your handker­ was older than that by a vear and u meals to Strang** men on the public high­ marble, which in practice have been chief they will l>e thrown twenty feet „ . o- । and dollar*, jmy&ble to tlieorder of | knees, and under these, again, reindeer half. way? I 'let• u foreigner ' who called my Miss Dorothy Waldo. Andon a slip of j of sealskin trousers, over which ore worn more ar loss sucei'asful; by some of these 1 into the lap of a young lady on tlie other an almost perfect imitation of the vari ­ An orphan nt tho age of tyelve, she court try ‘a lieuatly country' my pajier which'had kept its company were “ extra cold weather other trousers lined • ous shades and colors of 'marble is ob­ tide of the room. had been left to tlie care of tlie only re­ hand? No, indeed; he never would these words: ’ In payment for a slicea witil fura tunic, coat, or " not play with that litte tained, and slate is mode to imitate mar­ lative she knew, her mutner's elder sister kissed my haml" very large slice—of'bread and butter," | blouse of tlie tame materials reached to girl, my dear, ” said an injudicious par­ —a woman hard of speech and mmuiera, * «««,«, u .. s * “ Perhaps not," said Dolly, with a And thM» all the young girl ever knew fa® knees, and, according to the weather, ble. Artificial stone is now made to any ent “But, mu, 1 like her; she is a and anything but soft in heart Tlfa , momeiitarv twinkle in her ove(1> ' then about it " several of these are worn one over the extent. Within tlie last six or seven years a gixul little girl, and I am sure she maiden lady soured irrevocably on her nhe udd.ii, pleodinglv, *' But don't be . ,, IV.r one moment she stooil dazed with । other. For the head they wear a cap to dresses ns pretty os I do, and she has tweuty-fourtii birthday, which should angry aiIfSiv any :„ usri, aunt kI’u longer, ll umoke an­ joy and astonishment. ILs next die match the rest of the charming costume, complete revolution has taken place in lota of toys.” “ I cannot help that, my have also Ixjen her wedding day ; but at i other right away." thought of Dau. Perhaps he had not j “nd tliis caj> is tied under tlie chin like u tlie substitution of artificial uliza*ine for dear," replied the foolish mother ; “ her ' 'loaf‘’ofT’bread d right away. ” the very moment alio was fastening tlie | •• ’» bring *«. X «. “ But But that that w™« won't Iwuik what you started vet How could die get to him i baby’s can. Finally they wea: over their j। the natural alizarine of nuulder. The father is a shoemaker." “But! don't orange blossoms in her hair, had come I ]nlV0 wasted,' through tlie deep snow? Sleigh-bells ' fB *ind 61 bi\of. which culture of tliis dvc root has almost been --- said her inflexible relath.®. n^ws h*‘r fa’frvthed had elojied 1 tjva “ •• A A pretty pretty wife wife you you'd be for for a man again. Farmer Beers coming Imck with- h?1’ V***? druw °y, r th1<ur fazx*’ wheo U‘° j abandoned now in flic producing coun­ play with her father; I play with her; ’d lie a man ' iseers coming Lack with- ' ‘7* ,i”"v' tries where it was formerly4’ grown. The she ai n't a shoemaker." witli tlie girl-friend she hud chuseD for who biUn't a dollar to call his own, giv“ ’ ’ ‘' • givout the wood. El ‘ ’into * * *the “ 'lane. 111 ;1,r tn lure thou* nf»««L Site __ ran___ out th 1’^*1“^ agricultural industry A clergyman once visited a lady of hcr bndesuuud. Lonndu tore the bndid , Uig away bread by tho loaf and butter bv ^U, do take UM, w.uu vuu!" vuu. suecrwu.w W fwluo u*ble peop 0 of the ; J*() "Oh, me with she cried, to ‘1 wreath into inurments. ,i. . jKituid .........j >•" (Miss Crura hod retained, al -. fragments, and «eatter»^l scattered it tlie the great surprise of the houest old fel-| countiy fasten tails of animals to the , has bein entirely replaced by a chemi­ his parish who liad just lost her hus­ band, in order to offer consolation, and, to the winds ; never mentioned the false least one womanly trait—u alight tenden­ low. “I must see Dau-Mr. Howell, 1 edKl*J°A°W cal7 pair from btuiLsli.-d • - that —— hour,• — — — forever all .... cy to i-uggiauuuiq me thieves imeves mean. I must see him us soon us possincl*- “ t^.elr nclies Beauthttl fanev ornaments arc made upon her earnest inquiries as to the re­ exaggeration) “ uiiui to all the the womanly grace ana tenderness she and tramps who happen to come along " Wo." e?ns^ “ n,m<le*;rXn7.TJK*T' W artificial tortutai. shell, which is formed union of families in heaven, he strongly had ever possessed (truth to toll, she had 'Oh, aunt!” exclaimed her niece: “Jump right in, my dear," said tlie , •»»>“>? “* 10°.000 of these animals, by melting gelatine at a moderate tom- r; erted his belief in that fact; and never poatM-roed mucin, mid lieeame the “ he looked like a prince." old man, “and I’ll have you at tho stono I fho ladies wear the same costume as the . panama u small amount of metallic when she asked with anxiety whether any time must elapse Ixifore friends boniest worker of her sex that ever । “A pnnee !”—with a snort of scorn. cottage in a jiffy." I "Wch giv.s^tbem a strange niIuung „hole would be able to find each other in the worked upon n farm. In a man's boots, “Your head is turned by that trashy Away they went, tho gray more mak- । ‘if“Wp ataining the moss with hydrosulphate of next world, he emplintically said, “ No ! •coat, and hat, early and late, hot or cold, poetry yott read. A prince ! A likely ing excellent time—for her; and us they । d1stuictl?n. ^*7 ^cir hair in two mumnou^ produce an imitation they will be united at once. ’’ He was wet or dry, with set mouth, lowering . story in shabby clothes and nibbling a thinking of the Imppinues of lieing able brow, and sileut lijis' she toiled side by I mist .... j A disguised burglar, in myopinCareful “ thought and are to offer the relief of such faith, when herein ( h-o» U«n> tta. »“«>>' “ d ingenuity m ide with her sturdy old father, until tlie ion. But burglar -or __________ no burglar," she always on the search to utilize waste she broke in upon his meditations by ex­ day he was struck down by the pitiless continued, it must be confessed with yang voice nngu.g on th« e.Jd mt, ud , Vh.?n to-.----And.-------substitutes. For claiming,’ tuidly, “ Well, hie fleet wife sun,,----------------------and died a few-----------------hours after—died-- some irrelevancy, j------shall v-’’---------have voting children they carrv them on , -products, . • and . \--------------- “you never mar- Jmadly waved her crimson shawl. ■ 1 thnix bndu, nod tl.nl dmltan them. “ • Ixxge demnnd lor hae got him, then, by thie time !" just in time to be saved the pang of hear- [ ry u man who hasn't a dollar to call his Don turned, naw the bright flag and <~»m,.laUne bound , Both men and women arc thort of .tature, manuhwtanng puring that his youngest and favorite daugh- own, with my consent, and if ever you her sweet face below it, and came bound­ Ilmtrtomm.d^jaderfnllv^ng.uUnyjxjbcs ---------—-for glace leather in glove­ ter was lying at the point of death, I marry without my consent you make a ing over the snow ta^lo^.i'^r i • • • Sowing Flower Seeds. widowed and friendless, in a far-away j of your mother iu her grave." •h. tr™. th. S*n «lk for mile, wtth burden, on _theu- making, book-binding, phatograpliing, in Ids arms as she jumped from the calico printing, clarifying liquors, In sowing flower seed a mistake is fro city. Lorinda buried her father—if she ■ "Aunt, I have told you again and backs which we Europeans could not in the form of albumen, queutly made in sowing them too deep ; raw her—promoted a j iignin,” aaid Dorothy, firmly but gently, ded. wept for him, none saw even lift Their faces are large and etc., “ Yon couldn’t—no, not if you guessed man who had been long in his ernnloj employ- < “ that I never would. 1 have not lurbroad aud they have no foreheads. In and the yolk ofthe egg, etc. Large indeed it is a very common error, and ao forever," aim said, half crying and half hurwlf tto I gotten my mother's last commands." ment to the position she used harself this tho women would bo quite tho fashion premiums have been offerd for a counta for many failures in the germina­ aud started for her sister sister's bed- I * Then don't be encouraging that Dan- toughing — “you couldn't guess what in Europe, where the todies do all they good substitute for egg albumen, but tion ai flower seeds, wherein the florist occupy, and ’s bee brought me here this morning." no really efficient substitute has yet been or seedsman is unjustly blamed. The aide. When she returned to ■ Fernville ‘ id Howell to meet you every tack and can to conceal their fareheads. “Whatever it was, heaven bless it a discovered. In glove-making a mucilage rule recommended of covering seed only ---:_ _ -------- V* J — 1UU-i tuni; an<) tf yoU niu'Ht have Home one to again, she brought dear lit tie------------tair-haiml, thousand times'" said the lover. obtained from the root of the marsh their thickness is n safe one to follow. soft-eyed Dorotliy with her, and some walk home from church with you—Z can A Teacher of Pocket-Picking. mallow has been tried. Some manufac­ Some do not require to be covered, but of her neighbors fancied that ainco that go and come by nrraelf, thunk heaven! “Yea, now I think of it, it is. But it Twenty years ago Chester established turing processes require the white of tho when sewn all that in required is to press time she had been a shade less stern; —there's Arthu*- Hrown, and he has a can't be possible you have oome here to a school in London dedicated to the egg, some the yolk. At least four eggs the earth down with a board. This but if she hod been, it was so alight a thousand dollars in the bank." propose to me?" devotees of St. Nicholas, and he speedily are required to clarify every barrel of buries the seed into tlie ground sufficient shade that it was almost impoasiffle to “ But, aunt. I’ve known Don so long, “Very poraible indeed," answered obtafaed many pupils. The moat well- wine; and when the production of wine ly to insure their germination if tliev are perceive, it True, she did less ont-of- and he is away so much, that when ho “Mr. known and idtillfnl pickpockets who have in France and other continental States is sound. The soil requires to be finely is at home I feel as though—I mean, I DiJlv, slowly and deliberately. paid the penalty al being caught, and considered, the demand becomes exten­ pulvorized, for if it be lumpy the seeds fall thus raved to teoclung her niece to sew mean, I wouldn't like to hurt his feel­ Daniel Howell, will you marry me?” Mr. Daniel Howell’s only reply was those who were cleverenough to evade the sive, reaching hundreds of millions of between them, and may drv np before and cook aud churn, and other like ac­ ings.” sprouting. Balsoms and zinnias, and to fold her in so close an embrace that, complishments ; but Dover were the les­ “ Bah!" retorted the grim maiden. being tlie tiniest of maidens, she almost chiteBes of the myrmidons of the law, eggs. Some of the seaweed isinglass other medium sized seeds maybe covered have all been molded .‘iccarding to the might certainly bo used for this pursons by an ajtproving smilehave no feelings. And as for ------- accompanied »—-—— I “Men from a quarter to half an inch. We are Chcsteruu. method. And, when it is or kindly word, much less a loving faaju j knowing him a long time, I think you’ve dtoiipix-ored from view. "And has Miss Cross—" he began, stated that in. twenty years Chester had Thkhe is no end to artificial produc­ referring now to the hardier annuals, the Even to the gentle, winning child, Lorimta known him quite long enough." wlieu the pretty blushing face, nil seeds of which may be sown where they been able to aniass u fortune of tions, and the list might lie extended in ­ Cross remained a cold stem woman. But “ But if he hod a thousand dollars, in­ atrv. tn <rmw A — >' -_ Dorothy was sc sunny in dispoiiition that stead of Abner Brown?" questioned dimpled with smiles, was raised against £50,000 sterling, the great importance definitely, including artificial ice, which and efficacy of taa lessons will be thor­ renders us independent of King Frost; the stern ways and dark face of her aunt Dolly, with more spirit than she had yet his own. “ No, she has not, ” interrupted Dolly. transplant into the open ground, for in oughly appreciated. His pupils, on artificial sugar, which we can make from could not cloud her young life. And shown. ' that way stronger plants are generally “She knows nothing about it But-its leaving his institution, were formed into though shut out from that inflexible “That would be in his favor, certain­ obtained that stand drouth letter and woman's heart, she found tho doors of ly. But he hasn’t and never will have, all right, Dau," carefully tucking some- bands of ten under the guidance of a give flowers easier.—Praric Farmer. all other hearts wide open to her. The with that old father and mother depend­ tiling with her dainty left hand—Dan “schoolmaster;” and it was under the dogs, the cats, the hens, the chickens, ing upon him. A thousand dollars, in­ held the right—into the breast pocket of iBgis of this’ever-watchful guardian that artificu’ leather from old scraps or the Rather Had Brady. the horses, the cows, the calves, the deed! Where would he get it? The his overcoat “ You may come and see tliey.overran the earth. Two-thirds of leather doth, artificial parchment from When James T. Brady firat opened a very geese, regarded her with adoration. sooner you forget Danin Howell and Aunt Lorinda as soon as you choose. the* “ profits " were faithfully and punc­ paper chemically treated with sulphuric The farm laborers, blessed her pretty the sooner Daniel Howell puts you out You didn’t know it, Dan dear, but you’ve tually paid to the illustrious professor. add; and as hides for leather become lawyer's office in New York, he took a got a thousand dollars. ” Chester demeaned himself but twice fa more irf demand, we have come to utilize basement room, which had previously face whenever she cams among them; out of his head, the better. been occupied by a cobbler. He was his career by “ working,” personally ; it and as for Molly—poor hard-work.-d “There's no need for yon to talk so was at Paris, during the last two exhibisomewhat annoyed by the previous oc­ Molly' —she would have kissed the loud, aunt” said the little girl, indig­ Thr Old Method. tiona. In 1878 ho was arrested and con ­ cupants colters, and irritated by tho (ground the little feet trod upon. nantly; and then, startled by the look of A young lady in Vassar College claims demned to six months' imprisonment; fact that he had few of his own. One What wonder, then, that Dun Howell, malicious triumph on her aunt’s face, that Phtholognyrrh should be pro­ day an Irishman entered. “The cobDorothy looked around, just in time to nounced Turner, and gives tho following N®r’« ftoXML I roe,” 1*0 said. “I should receive a farewell bow from Daniel ♦ ninb llnrl '* towtlw A.. A *D—_ J— explanatory table: ainco disposed of the good-will of bis ctdved in Charleston, Howell as he turned from the door. “ business” to two of his best vunato “ He heard me,** said Miss Croon, ‘Tm and retired to Birmingham, where he has in Southern Florida. The captors dcing at the solitary table and then a tall, bright-faced boy of fifteen, glad he did; 'twill nave trouble.” myrrb) is a great deal of property. Having some “ Oh, Aunt Lorinda, how can yon be verv urgent offft’ra to settle in Paris, he so cruel?” said poor Dolly, bursting into applied, a few days ago, for permission for exhibition. It is about eight and a must l» doiiq but he tears. to pass a week in this capital, which was half feet long and weighs 800 pounds. ye linin't got AND DAN. �EJTVSffftui.WS HirU haps I have not the art i ms it graocfitliv, but be Uiat speaks from the heart mv heart I had Dot thought of visit- U*'» itart, raarkjwl; rat tffl tK*» will’ ever be listened to attentively, and mi my boyhood'. taw. »«l ■»* 1 A taJtaraal MD» W God, felt that I could not go sway forever Shan run with etnxi«. Ana etap, your Joy without once more looking upon the AGAIN TO THE FRORT, With &n IMMENSE STOCK of New and Freeh s*w*,Om Spring Goodn of my nature. I found but Utile time, to attend school, but that little was so daaire . to stop increased. And so, when improved that in looking back over my the train halted at tlie well-remembered school-da v» I find nothing to regret save depot, I stepped from the oar, took tlie their brevity. TDditor and Proprietor. Baton ohe had completed her 16th AND TEEMING WITH CUSTOMERS year, my mster died. I stood beride and <ret I felt there TM a change Many And tepa fnUUbMt, oa that teuhtea abort. Leri U u. Lu «»«< yoimg lifc go of tlie friends of my youth had moved ' out M gently as if she had tout fallen uway ; others had died ; and thoeo who quietly to sleep. It was a long time be­ were left had wives and families who vhM U>« bm* toils gaaUr oa Uy mw. fore I could realize that she waa dead. churned all their love. My widowed viator *1*4* s«i> Utottoly o»e tiiyhrtd. . But when, at last, the truth forced itself aunt alone gave ma a wdcotoe that wm upon mv unwilling heart, I aat down by heartfelt and warm. Yes, there was one [UK dur stocks for the Spring of 1880 consists, as usual, of the her aide, took her white, cold hand in other.-my cousin, a beautiful girl whom •a mine, but did not weep. My grief was I had not seen atnoe she was a little best selections from the largest wholesale houses in New too deep for team I thought of the child. In her I found a friend, such as too rig 18.00 York, Detroit and'Chicago, which may be enumerated many times she had wound' her anna I never knew before. She was con­ lovingly about my neck ; of the many versant with all the circumstances of I..JA 1" OJ under the heads of kiiMM» she had showered upon my lips, my life, and symjiathized with me as One night often destroys a whole life. clieeks snd brow; and, oh! now 1 nona >other lind over done. Unaon- The leakage of the night keeps tho day longed to f<«l tlie pressure of those* arms Hcioualy my heart went out to her. and tho forever empty. Night is sin's harvest­ once more, to taste sgnin tlie sweetness few days I bad purposed atoying length­ ing time. More sin and crime ore com­ ened into weeks, and still I lingered, un­ mitted in one night than in nil the days of those loving lips. But why dwell upon the swcetly-sor- willing to tear myself away. rowful theme ? We buried her in tlie I knew my cousin felt a sincere friend­ true ef the city than of the country. village churchyard, by tlie side of tlie ship for .me, but further than that I TLe-.txeet lamps, like a file of soldiers, dear ones who had gone before. When dared not hope. Rite was so young, so with torch in liand, stretch away in long summer came, sweet flowers bloomed beautiful, so pure, it seemed to me ira- lines on either sidewalk; the gsv-colored upon her grave, but none so sweet os jxwsible she could ever look upon a transparencies are ablaze with attracrir.LZCA OFFJCEKH. and Gents’ once had been the flower that lay be­ coarse, rough man like myself in any jons; the saloon and billiard halh. are BMdm-U'lUb m. K Ilk*. neath. more favorable light Behoving this, I brilliantly illuminated; music sends Fui-nisliing- Goods. forth its enchantment; tbe gay company It was long ere I sufiiciently recovered kept the true state of my feelings a se­ from the shock to again take on interest cret from her, snd tried hard to smother begin to gather to the haunts and houses in my work - but, aa time wore on, I the affection that would not be put of pleasure; the gambling dens are aflame with palatial splendor; tlie theaters are forgot something of niy grief, though down. there, was ever present m my heart an At last I determined to go—to forget wide open; t)»e piills of destruction are eager longing for love. . her if I could. So, ul breakfast one grinding health, honor, happiness, hepe JlerUtUM. Tlie city At last that longing was satisfied. In morning, I startled them by announcing out of thousands of lives. THE CELEBRATED a,t trnoiiun' D’i-cxipaL aacncB-A. d.n»*the vih*ge there lived a lovely girl, the my intention of leaving them the follow­ under the gaslight is pot the same as Al to a, Pwlra. *rv(r»a every H.bbath M ll»to daughter of a merchant We had been ing week. My aunt probated but I under God’s nuulight. The allurements e. m. aud T p. m. Sabl uh eebo-4 at M m. Lraj-er ulaymaU-s and comniMiions from child- listened in vain for any word of remon­ and perils and pitfalls of night ore a n;eetin< every ’Bain-lay evenlhs. b xxl, and our frienaship had increased strance from the one who alone might hundred fold deeper and darker and ASmiLLE UHM2F.M*. S3 F. A A M. Rec­ more destructive. Night life in our cities with increasing years. One evening I induce me to remain. tor communication un cacti Wodr.caday a a -.’—t-—AThey cannot fail to please the Ladies. atta’larau«taU"<g tlIpa H-rv.* breathed in her cor a taic of love, and I glanced across the table to where is a dark nroblem, whose depth and , fockei » ara twartlfatly inwlkd. asked her to I mi my wife. Her answer my cousin sat Her eyes met mine for abysses and whirliMxjls make us start ' Trxn,lsnl' _ BOBKBT MeCAHTNY, W. M. flooded my heart with a jieacvful lisppi- an instant—only an instant—and yet in back with horror. All night long tears i jqhn SMITH. SMteUjy. ness to which it hod long been a that brief time they told me more tlum *re felling, blood is streaming OUR SYSTEM OF HANDLING ONLY Homstronger. I had ever dared to hope. A few mmgirtrferg. Young men, tell me how and where I approached her father upon the utee later I arose and fallowed her into I ; ou qiend your evenings, and I will ewt Ooods and selling on the basis of Three subject of our marriage, and gained his the sitting-room, scarcely less agitated I write out tlie chart of vour character W H YOUHG, the yardl and Sixteen consent, with the provia© that I should than she. Leading her to a sofa, I sat i and final destiny, with blanks to insert D. Office E**t .Id* of Mrta Btrret, N'MbriU. • Offie* houra from 7 to • a. a. aad 4 to 7 p. m be alisent one year, to test the strength down beside her, and, still holding her । your names. It xoem to me aa appro­ tlie enables us to hold all our old custom­ of my love for his daughter. To thia hand in mine, I said : ; prime text would be, " Watchman, what H A. BARKER, we both objected most earnestly, but he " Do»n not my little cousin wish me | of the night ?" Policeman pacing the ers and gain new ones every week. A visit to the PIONEER P. HomeopMble Physician and Borvacn was inexorable, and we eubmitU'd. to remain ?" l»eat, what of tlie night? What are the • Office, near rreldenoe . on corner of Weebluf A few da.i s later I luule adieu to all I STORE will convince the incredulous of this fact. We aim “ Oh, John, you know I do. Please young men of the city doing at night ? ton and State BlreeU, Nashville, Mkh. held dear in life, and started forth to don't go !'* where do they spend their evenings? CHAS. IL .BRADY, to please patrons both in quality and price of goods offered try mv fortune at tlie West At Chey­ “ Aud will you let me love you if I Who are their aK»ciatea ? What are . _, enne I luuted, and, taking advantage of stay ?” Uica h.biu? When, do th^- go in, A wElKSl!? them. Although most goods have advanced from 15 to 25 per tlie un UCDk first uut'I offer uiai that was won iuikic mode,, Ia was rsoon —-- res. wiiat time do you see them come out? | »u<iix>n»cy»ndn< ■«p*ci*iiv. cent we are selling many of them at the old prices. Try us installed u “ cow-lwy" on one of the j So gently came her answer, and so Policeman, would the night life of young rtou atteodod rare. Uffica oppoaiW Unlargest stock ranges in tl^ Territory. By bloomed the roses on her checks, that I mon commend them to toe confidence of I ^lUu^'^MavUh* aud see. strict attention to btuuneas, and » care- | knew she understood me, and, with a their employers ? Would it be to thsir ---------- -------------------------ful regard for the interests of my em- j wild, rapturous thrill of jov, I clasped credit P LEWIS DURKEE, N. B.— Will continue to pay the highest market price in ployer. I scx»n rose to tlie dignity of | )1Pr to mv heart, and pressed kins after 1 Make a record of the nights of one r awyer, Nouiv Public, L. ‘ anca Ayvnt. CoUbciIo'o* promptly made, sod , exchange for all farm products. week. Put in the morning paper tlie 4-* nc® A** nL Conduct foreman, with a tudary of $100 per kisH upon her nnreaisting forehead, jsnrsjimclnc prop-riy executed Ofllcv in D. C , month. •• My darling, my own precious dor- names of all the young men, their habits Tlie months rolled on, and nothing ' ling ! ami will you indeed bo mine ?" 1 and haunts, that are on the street for ' EMORY PARADY. sinful pleasure. Would there not be i "transpired to give me a momeut's un- j asked, she gently disengaged herself ' shame and confusion ? Some would not I USTICE OF THE FLACK. ConT«tjBncSn* car* , easiness in legard to tlie constancy of I Then rTn Prop’r Pioneer Store, Nashville, Mich. fully and pj jraptly atlradad la. Ufflca coat 1 my betrothed. Long, loving letters from mv arms, mui her lieautiful brown | dan' to go to their places of business ; I aid- Main Btract, NaabvUla Mlctu some would return home at night; some | came regularly and often—bright s|x>ts eyes filled with tears, as she replied : "John, I gave yon all my heart bo- । would leave the city ; some would com­ ' WM~ PARMENTER, j in tlie lonely desert of my life. T^TOW IS THE TIME At last my year was up, and I prepared fore you asked it, and yet I am afraid | mit suicide. Remember, young men, ' to hasten home and claun my bride. On to marry you. I would be miserable if i that in tlie retina of tlr all-seeing Eye i the day before I was to start, I called at my husLmid should become a dmnkkrd. ! Hie re is nothing hid but shall l>e revealed 1 W H GRISWOLD, To Take Advantage of the on the last day. — 11 apt let Weekly. the office for my mail. A tiny, white Your habit of drinking is no secret, and, • P. H o*WMop«tblc Phrrifltea and -Samoa envelojM' wi» handed to me, and one when I asked yon to stop, you refused. • Offit* over D. C. Ortffilh’e etore. BMldeaea corner Phillipa and Durkee atreeta Prompl atten­ glance at the superscription told me it And now—" tion (iven to call* daj Or nl(ht. "And now, Maud," I broke in, "I I was from she who was oil the world to , A11 wU-inlonnea people Me familiar j ----------------er TNT-----------------i will stop. You asked me for my own own me. I Far ; wc<iunt of tl»e death of tbe , A. M. FLIHT, >ak«; to abstain, and I refuse*!. F “ Stepping ajairt from the. crowd, (Vfhina Home I vouug Prince Napoleon, who fell, pierced 1 A TTORNEY at La* -nd Solicitor tn Cbacoerj i your sake, I will do anr ‘ ,,; "~ , - -™ — —lytlling. come t P _ 1 . ’ , . , A -m nr*c>Je« tn al) tb« CoorU of thlaaUte. tore o]>en the envelope aud 'read these into the library, and L wiU i hy »u>e^n .s^wou^rt tU hands €^UeU<^’’£j±rt,. mk* d. C. ' with me i__ J_ ,, , words : stem aa pledge Dh-dne which which you VOU yourvour- 1 *’» th“ Zllhu,> lU Afnca> JaUe I 'JHffllh . Store, h^ide. Mick. . _w —MM I am write and sign vour dear I 187®. 0 j m.-imcd. Oh, John! I know I h*ve don*- self shall witness. With y*.iir d £ PARADY, Many will remember that Capt Carey. | wrong. Can you ever forgive me ? Itaj_ | mime upon the paper, 1 know} it ne ANUFACTUHEBcf Boot* and Shoe*. Making | in his published report, mentioned that, Oh ! the agony of that moment ! As 1 ,,-iIl la-broken.'1 and rrpalnns MsUy dona, al»o Oriel aiun I Stood there staring vacantly at the j kx| Ul,. wa* M follows ; । after they had selectod tlie campinglion to fill all ordart promptly, and at Um loves! ground—the object for which the squad li-ln* prioea. Shop eesl aide of Mato rttreat. cruel note-, it seemed that tlie light of > ’ July io, 1876. IBTRAsEY mv life had gone out for ever. Ah, । 1 boreby pledge my word of honor to totally of six hod been detailed—and had laid Where he is constantly opening relulur, thorn' only who have exiHTiem < <l al-Uin from al) intoxicating drinka, f~m> Uu. cofice and reste*’, that he suggtsted &A'.'HKK. QoytoaoS Ra®r«<a carriad U. any it <» •reJire U» inexp-obl. grirflhM i S ! that they should remount and return to ulaca la the village. Stout Horace, ipod dray sweeps across the heart at snch a time I i uo* »<> foudly cbcnnbed, be over re- ; camp. But young Prince, who com- [ The death of a loved one cuts not half | aiued or not Johs Wmsox. . manded the squad, said: CHA R LES S CH EID T, ohn IL !L Wiuam. "No, let’s wait ten minutes." ' I.A< KSMIT1I. Mttendc j.romt.|ly lo all • so keenly. Here we mourn the loos of "Will vour name beneath '•Will von write your tieneath -------- IN---------Just as they prepared to dismount, at til.- pl wk>r*ilth and -h.wlfW line one dearer; i«Tlinps, than life ; there to : nune?" faaked. ’ the expiration of that ten minutes, a body the couBcionsncss <>f our loss is added t]ie ,K.n ^4 amte : of Zulus came on them, and all fled but i the conviction of guilt on the part ol M*n> Hives*. dUtsrellancouz Cards. one we had lelieved bo pure, bo true ’ ** And now, my pet, will you trust me ? the Prince, whose horse broke from him. Here our grief is mitigated by the Will you give yourself to mo without After a desperate resistance, he fell cov­ ered with wounds, aud died "iu the tall thought that wo may meet again—mwt reserve, and trust vour happiness for YyOLCOTT HOUSE, to love for ever—there no such gleam of Ufa to my k«-eping ? T' grass of the donga." Xaahvill*, Miohican. I presume ail do not know that this hope comi*s to lessen tlie ilarkness of the । For a mom'int her eyes looked searchhour. Our dream of love is over—for j ingly into mine—our lips met in a lin- pletuling for ten minutes' delay was a C. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. habit of the young Prince from early | life, for all eternity ! । germg kiss, and I was answered. Tbia la a nr* Kotrl. rent rally located, well kept, I know not how long I stood there in Beadei, mt storr i« SnSh-d. Three childhood. lu natrvna are always aurv of (eiUng bettor a> A correspondent of a ■ leading Paris and th.offlot-,lmtIrtlMtl««mec»wcioiii. l,aOT WH-WOT-mMrie<l Not.cloud eo.nrnalat.ana for Um amount paid.* than at any — .vw**recent- ', "tlwr hotel In Harry county. Threw dral-claaa Kara ol lx>u>B ol»,-rved. ». putting the note । dioime<l y,e brigh, )uMV0„ oI our journal interviewed the Empress teparturo 'I I" “““ “ *“■ “1 tuy pocket, I walked to the door. Uappinoss, and, if ever a man might ly, as she was on the eve of del ty It ia economy to trade with me, for I will not allow any merchant t* W itliout, a blinding snow-storm r^-'d- venture venture to to bebeve behove what what he he feels feels to to he 1m» for tho scene <rf the tragedy tfot M p j, PVBCHIS, The few who tuMl business on tlie streets .heve that uo -----------------------------------------------------all her earthly hojx*, and droi aw | jc , undersell me, who sells for CASH. * ■' trU(I true, then then may Ij lM believe no TKMRi possi-. wrecked burned to and fro, eager to reach some® ' ble crisis cun ever termpt me to violate Lerioto her into <XM.«Uion coDveraatioD « on the ----th. subject .object of , Bosg, Borber< shelter from tlie storm. I got to my the pledge that won my wife. room, I scarcely know how ; and, sink­ She talked freely during the interview, Anddmler In Smra. Tobacco, 0««te' Fnrahhlng I nod it framed, and it now hangs in ing into a M-ut, I remained there for my library, a continual reminder oi tlie but with an evident angui&h cf spirit, Good*. Ac If you want a clean abave, or tine hair ‘ hours, thinking, only thinking! Kiwcr of love, tar by love I fell, and by which corned oulv tho more ood from I JJERE YOU HAVE THEM. When night closed in I took my bat her effort at control. Union Honea. ve I wna saved again. aud wandered forth into the storm. The During this interview, while speaking -r- C. DII.l.IV, of the childhood of her son, the Prince, J , When we say this, we mean that you have wind tore tlirough the streets, seemingly ■with the conscious power of a fiend. But she unconsciously revealed the trait in l Maple Grove, Mteh Rotton Bow in the Season. a fiercer tetniswt within my breast mode his character that had caused all this -■ — ■ — .rx The Shall of Persia, in his memorable woe—to her, wrecked hopes and a broken LIEBHAL8EB, me despis • the warring elements, and I wandered ou and on, careless of even visit to England, was much struck by heart; to him the^probable la. of . | k}' -u-rmn-cri-Kt Rotton Row. He went there in tlie e itself. throne, aa earthly future, and his lib-. morning and saw the riders going up After describing her tie still lovely ill In the days of untold anguish that and down, wliile the predeetriann on the followed, what wonder if I forgot my sidewalka looked on and critirired. He her lonely grief, the writer from whom READY MADE CLOTHING, We are opening the largest and most complete stock of manhood, what wonder if I fell! Spare went again in tlie afternoon and drove we quote"said: "The Empress had now SPRING GOODS, that we have ever had the me the pain at repeating the story of around the Ia»diea’ Mile, round and risen and stood, slightly trembling with ffqnhvlUe. -_____ Mloh. pleasure to present before the people of the ensuing year. Let it suffice when round, up and down, and the same crowd emotion, when, stepping rapidly and I till you that all my hard-earned money enjoyed the spectacle. In his journal he gracefully across the room, she opened a 'J’HATHUMBATO OF MINE! ' Nashville and vicinity, as a call at was gone ere the year was out; that I enters his views of this social obli—— cabinet, from which she took a pocketour store willfully prove. O«to hla SHAVING and HAIB CUTTING was a mere wreck of my former self. I laid upon the English I ' do not pretend to justify my conduct expected to amuse U1V the for ever witten by tho Prince; then sho Call me weak if you wiU. I only know my | pcrufo number of hours daily. E A. L. RASKY ’ S, suffering whs greater than I could tx-ar. | ft>Jre a fos own country, ________________ „—„, bo said. —, as the added— MM aa bandaoma aa ba ran ba. A full ‘“Of all that Captain Carey has ever At times I was painfully conacions of noability i —- paid •» others •’ — *• to »do •*their work, my errors, and struggled hard to break ; even w dance m •cn to for them. How UTOiU much written in regard to my sea, those fatal the bonds that held me fast But not | Wfral(1 we Btared »t the well dressed ten minutes, alone, I hold to be true.' “She then spek? in terms of bitter re­ until my last dollar was gone did Ijfully crowd on our Sundays this season, croeprealiTf* the folly of my conduct Then, np W(] down, the ladies displaying proach of Captain Garey's course in indeed, n.-cesaity compeled me to their wonderous taste in dress, their red forsaking her sun, and then striving panac and consider what was to be parasols, their moss-colored dresses, with It must also be remembered that we also carry an immenaa , at*, CQQHUUOa nuC, l. WaS eVcT I11S habit to plead for ten minutes’ delay; so stock of • much so that I used to tdl him they ought to call him * Monsieur Diz Minutes.' It was always just ten minutes ^yiLLIAM JONES, more mornings to sleep; ten minutes AND and disappointment • ■■ ■ ■ «*r different shades that faahon is said more at night to sleep in his chair; and I found no difficulty in obtaining to require every year before alw can issue when too much overcome with work. But the vice of intemperance , iser models for tlieseason.—London Corhud «o strung a hold on mu that nearly r^epondencc Newark Advertiser. HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC. half my wages were squandered in If an un- mployed xnau can find noth­ KF* We buy for CASH and buy very close; and consequently our customers drink. Thu.-, another year paww-d licfore ing else to do, be can always find a situ­ foe to all havethe benefit of it It of O! Ultl , ation , as head waiter by J ifoincr into .a affairs. out tl>.< fWuuM.'<-onutrr. At bwi, however, I was again prepared crowded barber shop to get his hair cut. be done.—Youths' Companion. ORN O STRONG, » MS Clothing;, Hate, Caps, Boots, Shoes jttashvxlk giuctorg. Ladies Groceries Crockery. DAVIS AND SINGER SEWING MACHINES! N C3T M Feet to to pound, Ounces M L. J. WHEELER, J M GREAT SPRING BOOH. It Can Be Found at M D. C. GRIFFITH’S D B CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, Boots, Shoes, INTotions, Etc. Bargains in Spring Goods. DRESS GOODS and PRINTS, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, BOOTS, SHOES, ALL KINDS s FOOT COVERING, DENTISTS �!—-s- =!■!■ 11,1 - .................. . QOOR>S CA.»RIA.G»E WORKS! NASHVILLE, MICH., NTmmf&otui-ew recover th* Rbioe peovlooe. bi only a SATURDAY, - - - JUNE M, 1880 mlnation of Um French people is con* HE DEMOORATIO NOMINEES. Olds, Reynolds and Roe. Naya, none. The followiag ordinance waapnuen- Finest Good sin Central Mich. Si i; v- i/.i friendly Mall...... enormous at Cim innatti. on Thuroday, foond a Presidential nominee on their second ballot, io the person of Winfield Scott Hancock, of Pensyhiiaiua, the wisest selection the convention could have made. Gen. Hancock is now 56 years old. He was born in Pensyivanina, graduated at West Point at an early age, participated in tbe Mexican wor displaying couspicious gallantry for which he waa promote^. In the first part of the civil war ho had command of the army of the Potomac and porticipated in most of tbe hard battles of that region, and achieved several brillunt successes, and as a soldier was respected, trusted and loved by ail be­ neath him. Gen. Hancock is co'irteous' in speech, dignified in bearingjiasgood habitsand character, that suspicion has never breathed fouley upon. W. H. English of Ind. was nomin­ ated by acclamation for Vice Preddeut. He has served seteral terms in Con.greas, and been Chairman of a unmlier of important committees. Night nx» «Ilian of Naahvt (‘•iSStlrX’K an, ।JoyM aa Mid commlaatoncr. Sac. 3. This ordinance shall lake immediate eff- The following resolutions were pre­ rented and on motion accepted aud ap­ proved by ayes aud nays as follows: Ayeit, Boston, Cook, Olds, Reynolds aud Roe. 'Nays, Downing. Rbsolvi D, by tbe Common Council of tbe vlllspi of Nsshvhlc that tbe const ruction of a ditch to drain 'KISS ME MAMMA.' lid ditch “KIm me, minima, before I sleep.' ■wamp and that aald water courec bo constructed out of two ■inch plank in inch a manner aa to have How simple a boonryct how soothing a hole eight lucbo* aquare. Wsaxasa, it haa been determined by the Com­ to the little supplicant is that soft, geumon Council of the village ot Nashville, by rwolu. *tle kiss. The little head sinks conten­ tion, Uat the couamicUon of a ditch to drain tho tedly on the pillow, for all is peace and hip pin cm within. The bright eyes dose, and tho roty lip is reveling in the bright and sunny dreamsof inno ««Ub-ated tbc cxpeoM of aald public Improremnnt, oence. Yes, kiss it, minima, for that good-night kiss will linger in memory when the giver lies mouldering in the grttve. The memory of a gentle mo­ ther's kiss has cheered many a lonely wanderer's pilgrimage, and has been «d that tho following port! -n of aald vlllagela deem­ kT— - — ... k_--------» the beacon light to illuminate liis des­ —I K-..-*!.._ I olate heart; for remember, life has many a stormy billow to cross, many a ragged path to climb, with thoitos to pierce, and we know not what is in store for the little one so sweetly slum­ i bering, with no marring care to dis­ | turb its peaceful drcams. The parch- , ml ..u.l feverod Alp will beeom. dewy । “”"7..‘7.°^ t'r j itgaiti, as recollection bears to the suf- ' I»urkM » Mint aiwtiv w,»t ofwaivau,. I ferer's couch a mother’s kiss. Then A. W. Pnlillt kiss your little ones ’ere they sleep, there is a magic power in that kiss el with Main *Urct, ibenea south io the tuwiuhlp which will endure to the eml of life. lluo between Maple Grove and Caalletou towuenlpa. may enr "peace, peace, but there is no peace, ana there will be none so long aa iinmaB paasiobs exist, for war is the normal condition of man. The opening of our great animal pic­ ture show will be the leading artistic event of next week, but by no means of those mysterious privileges which par­ tain to London co.-respondents, I have alreaxly had a look round the walls of Burlington House, before even the gentleman of oar Press are admitted. A former letter referred to someof the works in the studies of the artists, but there are many other interesting things John Broth has a sketch of bine sum­ mer. sea, with some clouds drifting away on tlie far horizon which wool d bca'ioy forever” on one’s walls. It is so absolutely true and beautiful that it acta on one quite aaa tonic—like a look at the sea itself. You almost sniff the salt savor as you gaze. Princep’s picture of tlie "Proclamation Of the Queen as Em press of India.” is i*n abortion. So much has been said of it that itis a grevious disappointment. It is thirty feet lomrand occupies the entire,' end of a gallery, whieu makes matters worse. The coloring is glar ing, to the last degree, and the drawing execrablp. One could not have coneeue<k4t possible that a Royal Com­ mission had such a damaging effect on a usually clever artist. The arad cmy is remarkably rich in buidscajis this year. Leader has a glorious Swiss view and a summer flood in North Wales which makes one long to pack up a portmanteau and be off “some­ where,” even before July has sot in. Tlie grevious thing connected with this {ear’s exhibition, however.is the Darn­ er of fine works which tlie Council have had to send away purely from want of space, they have nothing to | do with the class of pictures which [ came in in such shoals this year, and were so irredeemabl e bad that they were rejected at the rate of seventeen I a minute. of land owned by Charite H. Biady. to the south- KA8TWARI . Unqaestionably the best Built and Easiest Riding corner of lind occupied bv Luwh Dtigkoe, to place of be^iDDlBf, excepting therefrom nil public Urrct* ' ■— ■ And that tlie txiard of sewer rOiuiub loom ol , by tha Council for tliat parpoaa. lw nod itxy hereby directed U> threxptur of < Henry Caiman was drowned at East Saginaw, June 10th while drunk. together with * proflie of «aid im­ Wm. Barnard of Greenville, a butch­ c.iramiMkincrs, on or Lcfore lhcd»y Lcielu fllrU for the er suddenly fell deml June 10th, while provement mcetlag of Mud commissioners. dressing a sheep. ,,, . ... , , The i lie iiccouut account in of xwevi Levi tveiwi Everett tor for csv. $20. • Marcus Stevuns, the well-known fur- -70, and on nintion motion nllrxy. allow). was tvitn presented nnrl uihire fnaniitaetorer. -ot Detroit, died ed «1 by ayes aye. and «ml uaya, u»y«, ns »» follows: rollon.: Ayes Ayro r .™... -------------citv on Saturday. bntiirdav. it,iL.n. n;n.. <Olds. u.i„ t>.... in that city Boaton, Cook. Downing, KeyA body found in the river at South nolds and Roe. Nays, none. Haven is believed to be that of Julius ‘ The account of A. C. Stuutou for Pfester, a n<issingcitizcn. 1811.25 was t resented, aud on motion A MAUwn-year-old tramp wns killed ' allowed, by ayes and nays as follows: by tlie care, near Buchauan, Wedne.s- j Ayo*. ,"o8to“» Cook, Roe, Olds nnd daj. His name is unknown. «• Reynolds. Nays, Downing. t"X- rtWeVon rn'lTind'lZ11 Varmootvilia * Charlotte —.. Baton Rapid*, Detroit.. Bytlrobro.kjnKofabini.rrt lincjobn STATIONS. Detroit, Jsckaon,... Rlrea Junction Ezton Raplda, Charlotte------Vermontville.. Naahrflle HmUoi«........ M'ddieeine,..... Hianond,.... Grand Rapid*, B. C. BROWN, h“bWl£dTAMD. A**'t Qan'l «upt Jaekteu. Gra'I Sup't Datroi 7 JgOOM, BOOM, BANG! To t>e found in tlie Market, cd in tbe engine room.—The material ' 'vl,y• Chancellor puts into the month of tiring dry. the flames spread rapidly A*5; Emperor the most, positive awurritd^ destroyed, aneb of(continued' peac/'. Gertrintiy ^ev.nc*. «i,h ..y other «ri» which there wn> no ioMintvet^ , neigh bora, On the contrary, she is on i’rnf. spice^f» ItdacAr? < j th^ntAt tfriWlln. 1U4 affectionate Battle Cre^k Advent crfUege* ’han . terms with «li.‘ Cofifent with her re- IRON STONE CHINA! | Workmanship and Materials When Combined With Warranted not to craze or crackle. 40 c. Tea Cups and Saucers " “ “ •* handled 50 c. . Tea Plates 30 c. Breakfast Plates •w 40c. I Dinner “ । Presents with tea. Canned Goods per can 15 c. Peas, Beans, Strawberries, Corn, Black­ berries, Cherries, Etc. coffee"and tea AT ANY PRICE. Choice HoawtH of Beef, Pork Veal, Mutton aud Steak, “so tender as never vaa.” BOSS BOl.OGNAS Eor the whole population. 4. no Ilin CHICKENK 9 Wool,.-..... ■■ ■■ LOCAL MATTERS. The Ice Cream Boom is now upon us, and you will always find the best qual­ ity by the Quart, Pint or Dish, at the Ice Cream Parlor, two doors north of the Post Office. 38tf. ----- ‘ IV* Most a car-load of those cele­ brated “Palmer” Ciadles at the Foundtv. also repairing Cradle* done on short notice at Bailey & Wood’s.' fV Now for whips, cheap at A, R. VVolcott's. Physicians freely prescribe the new Food Medicine. “Mnlt Bitters,” bccause more nourishing, streugthing, aud purifying than all other forms of malt medicine, while free from the objebtions urged against malt liquors. :t7-4l. SELLERS’ COUGH SYRUP! OSBORN REAPERS AND MOWERS, SULKEY RAKES, Shovel Plows, Corn Cultivators and Harrows both Square and butterfly. Double and Single. Heavy and light, unsurpassed in style, qual1 ity and low prices. Repairing done cheap. Callars, Collar Pads and in fact everything in the Harness line. LUMBER, WAGONS. SO Year* befbre the Public. Pronounced by all to l>e the most. pleasant and efficacious remedy now Id use for the cure of coughs, colds, hoarse­ ness, croup, tickling sensation iu the throat, whooping cough, etc. Over a nTr w ,„ icithin inc „ few million ,_„ bottles sold the Ia last y«ir«. It gives relief where ever need, j the power to Impart benefit that cannot be had from the cough mixtures ' "en"t,i^e“Xttk.ldb''“lldn,g8ri’t"“tS5 Horseshoeing and Job Work done by the best of workmen. Casting n specalty. Scrapers and Farm Bells cheap. Chilled Sellers’ Liver Pills are also highKettles, all sires, Col- ' 'X ^mmcnaea for <rorta» liver tornand land sides to fit almost any plow. F ‘ ’ ’* ’ , ’ I plamt, constipation, sick headache, feumns for brick buildings, Iron Fencing &c.• ’t__________________________ ver and ague, and all diseases of tbe £ r ' stomach and liver. Sold by all drug ' gist at 25 cents per box. —----- WOLOCT1' HAS REMOVED Opposite Cook’s Cair-ia.g;e Works, mtfi p T. BOISE, WHERE HE WILL KEEP A FIRST CLASS STOCK OF OF ALL KINDS, 'WIiip», liolvee*, Dusters, Ac. I (Successor to Boise Bros.) YOU CAN FIND AT MY STORE Best Heavy Harness from $33. to $35. <^.1™^ Single Harness from $12. upward. «’«'■>•». «u».»«rnhb«, I harr In n.y employ tlrot.c low workrix-n wi.l c*n Kiv.good roli,liu^ron. Call nnd see me before yon purchase. I A HOWEHOLD A book bn the liver, its diseases and their treatment sent free. Including treatise upon Liver Complaints, Tor­ pid Liver, Jaiuulice, . iTiUiousueaa, Headache, Constipation; - Dyspepsia, Malaria, etc. Address De. ^.akfoed, 262 BnmdwMy, New York City. N. Y. IS7-4O) C. W. SMITH. , BI.ACRSMTrMIXi nrver will. It i» absolutely certain In Ito remedial cOocta, and wiU alwara enre when cum ore powlble. CaU at fl. G, naie*« and get a tnrniorandu— tiook giving more full deUUU ot the eunitiro propertiea of thia wonderful modlcine. Cash paid for Produce —------------------- —------------------------------------------------------------- FARMING IMPLEMENTS, 1 Carriages, Top and Single buggies and Spring wagons. Trim­ ming a specialty. Old tops nmcjp to look as good as new Remember we have a foundry and are always ready to reaSince the Introduction of Kcllosg's Columbian j Oll.it has made morn ncrtnanenl cures and riven pair make or furnish anything made of Cast or Wrought bettor Mthttelton on M IdneyOmiplalnU and RhcuI Iron. all ache* and pain*,' more arrioua dioordt dressed at a moments notice. “All these things and many more. Call and nee me at the corner store.' , You can always find the following articles, or will be made to order All kinds of A few doses of Hill’s Buchu will re­ lieve the severest eases of kidney com­ plaint. ■ ' I : ! For a few days only J. & G. Meakin's IT IS GENERALLY KNOW E. COOK Why suiter aleeplesa nights, with a . distressing cough, while a quarter of a 1 dollar invested in “Sellers’ Cough Syrup” will give instant relief. llrynold. u>d *Ro>^ Jlny*. nouf.’ Canipell was thrown from the Green The acconntof D. F. klaud for 75 cts, Imek polu-in iort Huron, Friday,.nnd • WJW presented andon motion allowed, almost instantly killed. by ayes and nays as follows: Ayes, Parties from Ionin have identified the I Boston, Olds, Downing, Cook, Roe and lx;dy found in Grand River, on Tues- ; Reynolds. Nays, none. day last, ns William Smith, of Ionia,, The account of Wm. Pmker for 610.who was drowned near that place ou , 42. was presented and ou motion allowFriday last. ’ ed, by ayes and nays as follows: Ayes, Andrew Vetaciiase, aged IS wan tak- • B'»stou. Cook, Olds. Rw and Reynolds, on with nn epileptic fit while standing | Downing. on Vnndvrvecn's <1ock, Holland, Satar- j 0** motion Council adjourned. — ,r Eluil luil CmrMAX,. <lav afternoon, and fell into the lake *• McpgEBY, OlU'yaN*Clerk. Presidcat. aiid was drowned. • ; I A carriage in which Mrs. Jane Kell- ■ OUR ECROl’EAN LEITER. ogg nnd her twodiildrea anil another ! lady were riding was- overturned at; at Osi)tenio on the 21st, and <we of Mr*. , I From our regular corrcepoudrnl.] KalldgrfacMdfre* ,tf\k^TC(VrLI LoNDor, Eft-;., Jr^a IS, 1K80. Hl r• A I The i Kortvpe. and note -t'XiX'Ai rz- F-Tr^UGauid Rapi fUmt*jumped H dead I■ llU J ble those „ ofr France, 1ia navcJkcen arousiMl iMMlmA out of tbe vairits m that city, uai j by the addition of 27,000 regulars to the rhe Democrat inclines to the opinion that if the centos doteD’t pan out os . German nrm.v, not a Very1hi <0' tt umber .inricipatetl folk* will kuow where *" to it is true, Isit enough to indicate a tlx the blame.* ' • • ' purpose. What time purpose may lie At Battle Croek. ou the 34th, Reuben every one is ._«> , s .own conjecture left *tohis tohis Hall, while drank went-to thd house of | ® one u left, bt---------Rance Byington and asked fora certain *,ut" points to the Very reverse of disharlot of the city. Bvingtbu told him ‘ arming, or the millutium which tlie 11:80 > WESTWARD. All Goods of this Manufacture, They nil do it. । >7 has a Therefore I place my Goods upon the Market, confidentially 1.00 believing they will stand the test, and prove highly satisfacI tory to all who purchase. Go to the Old Reliable' Market for ! Fret>h, Salt and Smoked Meats of all 1 kinds. Hexiiy Roe, Proprietor. MICHIGAN NEWS. HTATION8. MlddkvIUe"” I-ard, per lb,.... ‘ exit corurrofaald land, thence w.at to the aectioo ' ncr dox, lino between Kctlou* one and two In raid townabip ' Timothy per bu,.... ' of Maple Grove, theno* aculh to the •outh-ca.M | C1over8e*>d. per bu, 1 । , GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. I am prepared to furnish the public THE IDEAL OF THE TRUE ARTIST, In this hot weather Greece is said to be aflame for war. if war shall be nec­ essary to secure tier boundary claims. The news would be less important were it not that a hostile step by little Greece might put half of Europe and Asia un.i______ XiiNiiville yinrketn. Forthe season of1880. Potatoes, per t Bean*, per bu ■hence w**t alon< mid townehlp llnr to a point op- ' onlona, perbu, Deacon Jackson of St. Louis called a sister in the church "an old cow," She had him arraigned before a com mittee which recommended his sirspension: but a majority of the churvb voted against such punishment. That was the situation when, atu prayer meeting, .Jackson took his accustomed place in the ninen corner. The pastor suggested that nndei the circumstance* ha had better take a buck seat. He re­ fused to lie thus liumilinted. Then Deacon Smith and Bird ejected him af­ ter n violent straggle. MAIN JUNE. the ?rU?**f -* surgical inNin And all tlie leading Remedies in NICHOLS, SHEPARD & CO. Battle M,Iia. =I Patent fateKiiW ORIGINAL ANO ONLY GENUINE “VIBRATOR” Portable JohB«iou'« fiwrkSjmriiu, ,<uie« Uro Complklat. JotmtMo'1 Sarupartlla. cam Indlj^tlon. • SohnrtM'a *«ria<MrUla li usM Uy evcrylxHly h Propriatory Medicines School Books, Blank Books, A LABGE UVK OF Bibles, Autograph and Photograph Albums A CfJMi’LETE USE OF Wall Paper and Bordering, 1 r PpffKD*<7 a IV ED m itura vaimi and [TRiMMRb FREE] lu ofruDtamptluu SME AS FINE A LINE OP As there is in town, and alt war­ ranted to lie as represented or money refunded. CALI* AND SEE ME KnwnnMKM.lua.M *»»‘meot. But .Ire irlH deep with ber w «»•»"? ••*-*«* four nifti to hold him. His 14 a telig- I the Rhine,’ and this is ntwiut all that ion.tffrw/yimnWtp. '(>41?.* „u-'.:ib:« ...St BE NOT DECEIVED T. BOISE. �HICKOBT CORNERS ITEMS. FOURTH OF JUDY Summer Ims wsniifsl up. Haying is the order of the day. . A steamboat has been launched on Com is fiut recovering the needed ambition. . Mr. W. P. SidniAu has completed Sheep shearing has closed after a taking the census. SATURDAY, Mr.M. C, Mosher, a theological «tu‘ Mrs. J. L. Merryfleld is just recover­ dent at Morgan Park, very acceptably ing from a severe illness. VICINITY LOCALS. supplied the Baptist pulpit, last Sab­ Hiram Nelson has sold his recently bath morning. purchased land to W. H. Pont, • VEBM0MTV11J.E ITEMS. Hiram, only eon of Mr. E. C. Hatha­ Prof. Field concerted in the M. E. way, of Prairieville, died on the 21st, W. IL Dickinsoa has just raised tbe church on Saturday evening last. after a long illness. A good.-hoy is frame of a large farm barn. Postmaster Ackley has put a new The work of tearing up the roads roof on his residence in tbe village. a cAmp meeting was held by the and rendaring them almost - impassable L. J. Wilson is making many needed Wesleyan Methodist denomination iu is now in progress in this vicinity. tlie vicinity of Prairieville last week. improvements on and about his farm. • Tlie boys are practing every eve­ Harley Page ha* bought Ad. Greens A good attendance snd good meeting ning. amateur barefoot pedestrianitm interest in the onion business, and were reported. I have a large stock of seasonable goods that must be sold within 30 days, therefore you on tlie public square to the great dam- 1 proposes to play a lone hand, Harley The remains of Mrs. Wm. Johnson, age of the Canada thistles. says the prospects are good for a large a former resident, who died at Kala­ mazoo on the 15th, were brought here Albert Morton of Sunfield was ar­ crop of onions. cn get special bargains in anything you may want rested lost Thursday or Friday' on com­ Fruit trees, especially peach, has to for burial. She bad been an inmate at plaint of his sister Mrs. Foote for to be supported py props to keep the the asylum alwut two yearn. She was thcatenedviolencc,and,refusing to give overburdened- limbs from breaking a sister of Mrs. J. M. Uadwalader and bail,was scnt'tu jail,where be languish­ down. Who ever«aw tbe like in this Mrs. G. Bush, of this town, also of, H. will find it the most desirable styles in Black and Colored Bunting, Lawns, ed until Monday, when be was ready to State in the month of June, until this T. Davidson. P. M., of Nashville. Rev. Mr. Bradley, of Richlaud, attended her Five bail and emerge into this beanti- year! ul world again. Notwithstanding the season has been funeral. Cambricks, Alapacas, Brocades, Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts, Embroideries, Silk Fringes, Fans, Pai H. J. Martin is about to start for Pe so.wet, tlie roads were never better, CEDAB CREEK ITEMS. toskey to spend the heated term with and one Ixraetit of tbe flood has been to his familv. Any donation of overcoatn, e lighten Ac road-makers as to the asols, Lace Ties and Collars. Politics is getting red hot, shawls, buffalo iobe«,or heavy blankets, best locanon for - ditches and where The weather is prime, no rain for tbe which bu friends may with to furnish tlie roads need the most work. last five days. can be deposited at the office of the Two those who through some stroke of will find a complete stock of Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Linen and Ala­ /fawk which we suppose will bo in Busy time cultivating com,'and hay­ fortune or misfortune got noticed in constant correspondence with him. thi&cdltimn, ire wish to sav: once is all ing has commenced and everybody 'is paca Coats, Ulsters, Linen Panta, White Vesta, Shirts, Collars, Cuffs and Ties. The largest The question “How far will a person drat the same article can appear, and busy. travel who shall pick ap and return iifter giving the true facta as they are Sheep are mostly sheared and the singly to a basket, one hundred pota reported to us we wish to say no more farmers are feeling well over their hea­ stock of Boots and Shoes in Nashville. toes placed in a line one foot apart the about the matter in question. vy fleeces. / basket to be in the same line, one foot Fair weather makes Dr. Peckham One.cent reward for tlie person who from the first potatoc is puzzling our look .“railing, and biz brick kiln is fourth of July committee and its legal never gave another pain or trouble, looming up'.and n further reward of a nikle will be adviser.' The practical question among Sunday school is held every Sunday the boys is“Who shall get the little two given to the person who will strive to shut the mouth of the worst tattler in the U. B. Church. Send your chil­ dollars for doing it the quickest.” mid mischief maker. As we don’t wish dren cyeryWtly. The "Citizense Ih-otective Associa­ to exceed the amount of onr pile, we Keep edged tools from the children tion” met ou last Friday evening and make tbe above, offer, hoping that again on Tuesday evening of thisweek when we get together such rare spec­ Frank Piphera child of four years of. adopted a constitution, elected iu imens of the human family we can bv age, picked up the ax and let it drop and cut off two of its toes. Dr. Smith j officers and working committee of ten Ixitter prepared to come down heavier | good and true men and ordered an ad­ by the fortune we will recure by exhib was called nnd fixed up the wound, vance along the whole line. Nine hun­ iting them to the inquisitive public. C. B. Lara bee. . dred dollars backed by the personal in­ A resident of our town being prone EATON COUNTY ITEMS. fluence of a hundred nnd twenty in­ fluential citizens, will undoubtedly to laugh nttliM folly of donning a sum­ Farm for Kent. in Nashville on Die 18tb I JT IS A FACT make some difference with those who mer tear during cold weather, and who Bellevue, also, will celebrate if she t N cnonndon ntfno bi.tnnn .n C„Vt.' are disposed to violate the restraints would scorn tlie idea of being caught can raise the wherewith. of law put upon the sale and use of in a linnen suit until summer had The Bellevue Cornet band han been made things hot, went to Nashville one rum. •lay recently, dressed in his light lih resurrected, with Frank Phelps ba leadThe village Common,Council refus­ nen suit, not even taking the prccati■» mid cnnh or.il> Um odukiuk dearini; •»• of uauu land. For nfol be Cloned Out. ed to endorse the liquor bonds of Hen­ tion to carry an umbrella, and it chan- 1 John Tenny of Bellevue is lying near particulars enquire oir premises, ry Gaas, Seth A. Gun and John H. ced to be tin* very day wit for a pour I dentil’s door from the effects of poisonL N. nTC rttenden. 1 io.OOO ciribqi for sale July Font th at I. Crtteni Squier. Men who pay money to secure down, and to say that John got wet ing. — -------------r-v.v-iii “ . rrr —> ! the cigar Factory, bondsmen should Hook a leedle oud” ill nay the highest market' it ■Iw.-llin, womu ... .-xpre^inu n uguiij-. I!".' me,I charlotte >? i. lu to bar. hare H her dwelling. for they may loose it. The ground ta­ mat in casfi forunsalted butter FarmUF* Bovs for your cigars July 4th day he donned « woolen nun mol I,honaea nnmbon-d on th. ' "‘ “a,.'55", ken by the common council has not ft It better. vir, bring inyour butter nnd save the • call on Andy rt the cigar Factory. -' Philadelphia plan. bn,IK 11 transpired, hut, it is believed, that, al­ salt. E. Reese. ------------- «--------—-----------;... , The West Kalamo corrrs|x>ndeut ot The Bellevue M. E. church Is to be -----------------------------------I r?" The best Fifty, Sixty aud Eighty though made in due form, the bonds were apt considered “snfficient” in the ! the Vt. Vi’lo Hawk grows more nnd enlaiged, by building in its rear an al­ EF*Buy your Dry Goods, Boots Shoes, cent chewing Tobacco at the Uigur Hats. Caps, Groceries, Provisions, j Factory. meaning of the statute. It is believed more sour, but as she is a disapointed cove for preacher and choir. Parlor Suits, Notions, etc,, oi of t. E. KKE8E, Reese, | that tlie council assumed their right to old maid, mid has bi-en obliged to live (’apt. W. S. Trask of Charlotte, a ’Crockery, rocKcry, Aonotis, .... • Kropty Pails fur sale Chamber Suits, question the rvsjxuisibilitv of the l>ond- | in single tdesseduesa, there is no won­ man highly esteemed by all who knew «110 always sells at the lowest. prices. , Easy Chairs,. Hinenin tlie sum of U-Aj thousand dol- der. f ... Last week she comes out fear­ him, died from scarlet fever, last week. 1 nt the cigar factory ,10 cents apiyev. ' --------— — in regard to the voting gent Patent Rockers, lara (the amount required in tbe l»und) | fully ' i f -plain 1 Grund Ixidge has no wool-buyer and I NASHYILLE LEVATOR, __ __ fact that they might ^* Bureaus. aside from tlie lx* ।1 «* *, Ulis' tuwu, calling one a nobleman her fanners are hauling their wool to I | Tee I Ten I Tea I “ worth aTelbouMnd'd^iim. abl ’ o all » Fl. m l> -a vaul.auothor bal.l “worth five thousand dollars, above nil I ’ Extension Tables, Portland, Charlotte and other more ii * * • n i j ■ i □ Big Bargains in Tea, aud a Beautiful •-»*.• . . ’ *. hendcd.ete. Now, my dear Jernaa-lulindehtedne.*w,etc.” Perhaps they ones- | beiulKl.etc. enterprising markets. wurm.rone o< the uw boudsincn ...im.nx. I■ i!’ ‘. ,l,n' •l|-.l|;r-lim«. >on or, tinned, whether one of c/w/smi™ ••worth five thousand thonmod dollars dollar. i। f»r nor.rtnrtr.aind ■omk .D. . M. Van Zile.s house in Charlotte was “ worth”’ five * Camp Chairs, &c. .... .. i it vorv even I feel above aH"excmptioi) a-d...... all indebted‘‘XCIfr«Mt; 1 r the effects of was..as promiscuously invaded by alightn- I IN 1S79, I py Eave Trotighing made from the -ALSOness and all liability on other similar ! jonr personal cffilaions,biit don t be to ing bolt, last week, but strange tore- . ! best tin. with patent hanging, and put t a H ■ ■ ‘.It. • It.uf l>. <>lu.r r.»r "Gen. late no one wns hurt and the house but bonds. Anyhow the Ixmds art* dead ln>l* j,:s| V’’ar ’u‘r fur •ib‘I Enabe up Tor 8 cents per foot at UH .■ j Garfield is onr num; by him we will slightly injured. and all good citizens rejoice. C. C. Wolcott s. ' stand and vote for him if we can” why. James Gribble, highway commis- | Any number of farmers to ‘ ■--------------------' you misguided angel, Gen. Garfield is sioner of Clarence, Calhoun county, I HASTINGS ITEMS. I married and has a wife and five cliil- while doing business in Brookfield, a. v -rm_ v , j npO THE PUBLIC. Our Undertaking Departmn’t few days since, siipiMni slil.,._ off aiog and [ Unload Wheat and GrainEtt- : A The streets of our city arc very dry I dren, besides Ik* wouldn't have you, so | few-iiayssnice, that’s played. Then again, "we^have broke his right leg in two places. Complete In every particular. and dusty. investeil Hi n bullet proof armor, nnd Tin- 4tn of July celebration at Hast- I peditiously ui Accuratly. f —believing that— The dedication of the Charlotte new , now boys tire away.” What an invita­ ing* thia year will consist of " Congregational Church occurred Tues ­ ’ ’ tion for a lonely old maid to publish t«» back speech. the world, why. she must Ik a regular day. The attendance was large. Af­ Nashville will Soon Ri­ Prices that Can’t i Undersold ter eight vouch spent in construction. Last week nt tbc croquet works a Amazon, I and .*40,000 expended, the congrega­ blood-thirsty buzz-saw took off one of Th»nkln« nur nam<rou« jialroQ, of ihf put <w»"One of tiie b(h)oys” has erected tion has an elegant aud substantial edi­ val the County Seats Robt. Green's lingers. v»n. we nhal) endeavor by fair d.-aling r»wiquite n stir in mmustiallv quiet town able prlcra to doable their number during the year A goodly Diiiuliur of our citizens will by his giving a brood aud amusing fice. The sermon was by Rey. Dr. desire to announce that having erected io come Eddy, of Detroit. take in the excursion to Detroit and version to tin every day occurences one of the largest aud most convenient Each side of her. anti that a little mon* Belle Isle on Tuesday, elevator buildings in central Michigan, competition will make a little bet­ - next. of this and adjoining towns. Some of Tlij* Excundion of The Season. ter market, I have purchased n stock if Cressy & Scudder are burning their . the people having done acts, similar they are prepared to receive and tirst kiln of brick this seast»n, which in their nature to those pictured by the consists of about 120 thousand. writer, cl hmm* to call themselves the in- offer to the people a very favorable ui Kellogg, Demaray A Co. Many Haalininitw have already jnre<l parti,-, wliih-other. Iiaving l.-en portunity to visit the chief city of th pressed ressed their determination to ' c»-k- told that they were the guilty parties, state at an expense within the reach of i ’ AND SHOE SHOP. ‘ u -• ' •-* 4th. tiy al! to nieces in a moment, nnd rate at Nashville the coming For any quantity of almost every one. Detroit, the city of Tbe graduating exercises of tbe Un­ threaten all sorts of things to the edit­ straits, is universally admired ns one 1 ion School will Lc held in Union Hall > or of tin* News. Now, gentle, yet im­ of the most beantif'il cities upon the >f Nashrllle on Friday evening of this week. The pulsive reader, jxwss your soul in pat­ continent of America, and iier beauti-* don’t get angry nnd expose your fill island park, •’Belle Isle,” is a gem class consisting of four Indies and four [own । ience. faults to the inquisitive news of Mature and art. Many people I gentlemen. gatherers, or cause people, people io to ininx think through the interior ot the state, have . . r»i i I , . , guuierers, John Black, who haa been—for that yuu you hkv are ouch such » a Weak weak iuiuuOu minded iiOno----- some * ------ ।• tiiut never visited either; and will avail', That may be brought them. They alsc , timc past connected with the tbe phutophoto- Ixxly • •> ■« •* •brought • mst.connected as •to- -notice the squibs । keep for sale at tho lowest prices' graphing business *-n in this «ty, city, took his || out to show the amusing and rrdicul themselves of this opportunity to en­ ,?n e|sn^t>r 1 o,,H human nature.. Drown joy one of the pleasantest days of their । Seeds, Flour, Feed, Lime, Salt, i new home iu Dakota Territory. i ynur suspicions and jealousies in the Plaster. Stucco, Hair nnd The time chosen, the 20th of June, Your correspondent indent has been informinform­ ' world of fun to Im* found nt Nashville ed that the Hastings Banner is about on Saturday July 3rd, laugh over your seems very f ivorablc to tho farming Shingles. Repairing Done in the Best to change hands. A company has own follies, keep to vour self what lit­ community, as it comes just between w ... .. At below Manufacturers prices. I had Ixeu formed and will have charge of tle you ever done that the writer pict- two very busy seasons aud at a time t|w d®ckne credited up t« me on these Manner Possible! when they need a day of enjoyment the office ns soon *s August first. urers, guess who can please von all, ° goods nnd can Messrs Cook &. Sheldon have lately then after yon get through guessing before facing the work of harvest. The picnic dinner on Belle Isle will Give a. ! AI5SWSW0BTH A BROOKS purchased the property known as the iust stop and think who would stoop no . J,Cole’a grocery store.” After enlarging low, or mnke such a consummate fool bp worth the entire expense. EASILY MEET COMPETION, Parties on the line of tbe R. R. at the rpi!E OLD ESTABLISHED the building Mr.C. & S., will remote of himself ns to tiy to please everybody Middleville, Sign, the Big Boot. Irving, Hasting, Morgan, their aiMtrnct nnd teal est-te business or stop giving news just liecause some ones feelings will be hurt. Read and Nashville and Vermontville will be i Having iMiuaht for rash. My expensefl thither. ZAND RELIABLE FURNITURE FIRM OF FRANK BAKER reflect, and go and be wise, and the accommodated. are low. I do not m*I1 goods at cost, The train will leave Hastings at 7 a. but a: a fair living protit. । ._ ----------------------------------- r m., reaching Detroit about 11 a. rn. ' rVHE BARRY! iCLE MILLS. place, is fast gaining strength, and Boat to Belk* Isle and picnic dinner, 12 JOH.VSTOWS ITEMS. quite a number of our leading men irn m..-at Belle Isle, and boating on the will as women are availing themselves Are on Hand with a river, 8hours, will leave the party 4 H. W. Bellinger has just completed hours (iiinnle time) to visit the notable of its beueflts. . LeRoy. I r. fine horse barn and George Main is places in tlie city. Return train leaves A NEW LINE OF Always ready at moderate rates. raising a large grain barn, Detroit at about 8 p. m. and the whole WOODLAND ITERS. Clark Hunt has a fine dwelling near­ at the exceedingly low figures of $2.50 ly completed. He says he is Ruing to per ticket. SPECIALTIES: Miss Clara Carpenter has returned commence to put on style. Of Every Description. Tickets may lie purchased of the from Bay City. Mr.Levi Palimiter has just finished a committee, R. R. agent T. J. Bosh, and Which will Defy Competition in every Thu great hunters ore begining to handsome dwelling and says good bye at tlie drug store. Don’t forget the Builders Hardware, MORGAN, BARRY CO., MICH. Respect. Remember that all onr practice for the fall campaign. forever to the old log shanty. . date, and don’t let yonraelvea think Pure Whitehead, Goods, which wc Manufacture, A gnod many of our citizens arc The boys are all ready to commence that you can’t afford to go, but make busy cutting and putting ap hay. are Warranted in Every there haying, and F, O. Doty has al­ your arrangements and enjoy the Pure Ohio Boiled and Fanners begin to rejoice over the ready commenced just to show them pleasant trip of tbe season. Respect. C. G. Bentley, Raw Linseed Oil, Having Uioroughlv overliavled uil retiUed our mill few days of nice weather we have had. how. P- R. Dlnnjng, Com. with New and imprond Maeblnvry, we are Brace up William F----- , and be sure We are also prepared to furnish any­ Lard, Castor. James Clarke, prepared to at rre oar cnatomers by grindthat you screw up your plow-points. thing in the Crops of all kinds are looking Remember that Mr. C., uses a point on - well. Golden, Sperm, his plow. । Fanners have commenced haying and UNDERTAKING LINE, Mr. Jno. A. Jordan was on the gain are improving this fine weather culti- Advancing years, care, sickness, disap­ Virginia Lubricating Oils. GOOP WORK GUARANTEED. according to the last report, although i vating their corn, shearing sheep, etc., pointment, and hereditary prqdispositioD—al! operate to turn the hair gray. WALKER & NORTON, he is very weak yet. Dr. Baughman etc. nnd either of them inclines it to shed is tending him, ; T|ie grove meeting, one half mile Prup’fi of lbw BAKIIY VII.LK MILLS prematurely. Ayer’s Haik Viqob COFFIXM, (ASKETM. The boo begin to ran around and > west of Bullis school know*, that was will restore faded or grav, light or - red inquire who has a buggy to let for the ’ nnnnounccd Inst week in the NgSvs, to a rich brown or deep black, as may ROHRS, MH HOURS Ar. 4th. Buggies and calico will be in was largely attended and especially on Ik* desinnl. -It aoftaps and cleanses the good demand in this city by that time Sunday morning. About 8 o'clock the scalp, giving it a healthv action. It Of any one in tlie country. The finest makes of Tbr fall Kbool . ill «•>!»,«„ tlie |H’’ljle bonin to MurnHe and kepi on removes and cures dandruff and hu­ last Monday of August aud continue ^pnnng ur^l perLaps their was from mors. By its use falling hair is check­ K.V1VF.**, ten weeks, under tbe guidance of Mr. ’,’Rht hundred people m the ed. nnd a row growth will be produced R A KORS. Enr.no l‘.v«LL,t by Kld" "k11 in all casea where tbe follicles are not SHEIKS. • <Hher matters n-htlngto fctentn. Miss Emily E. Holmes church. Mr. Lake, preached Sunday destroyed or the glands decayed. Its HC1SMORN. Th. ladlo. mUaianary m^tinr hold JJX™ effects are beautirully shown on braahv weak, or sickly hair, on which a few for funeral occasions furnished free of “ (1M! ,h" communion. In “<^.«d nm^uASSr rtlS l>. a-ombtadnl Clrnr applications will produce the gloss and IN THE WORLD. charge. Harmless aud Lake where 13 persons were imptizod freshness of youth. were thosM read by Mia, StJohn and then returned to tlie jrrove aud Elder sure iu its operation, it is incom pain j. lkittz sons ble aa a dressing, undj^ etteclally val­ Mr*. A. G. Kilpatrick. • ■■••■**** I »tu raiuaut (run* WMiitagtaa. Weller preached to a large congrega­ Any one desiring to get a good enol tion in the evening. Their wHl be a ued for the soft luster and richness of JJOOT AND SHOE SHOP. drink and sec a nice water sight, can Sunday school re n tenia! meeting in the tone it imparts. It contains neither oil I do so by calling at the premises of J. F. same grove.on July the 4th. eonuuenc- i nor dye, and will not soil or color white j Holbrook and view his flowing well; ing at W o dock Their will be 5 Sunday ; cambric yet it lasts long on the hair, “ni-. the water of which rises from 6 to m schols on hand to celebrate the one I and keeps it fresh and rigorons. BOOTSaxxi SHOES, ■ w ** ‘ Ibo«e of #ar rdialXFor Bale by all Dealers. fuet alxivethe face of the earth. A hundredth year of the sabbath school j Call and mx* me. Respect fully. • tn*' young Saratoga. cause and we expect a large attendance FIKK SHOES a apeculty. ry The Celebrated Clow Grain Citizen. Cradles at Boise's Hardware. A. BURCMAN I LRANK C. BOISE. 1 Invest your Money where you get the most return. LADIES CrENTS Everything new, fresh, cheap and desirable. G. A. TRUMAN Largest and Best Selected Stock FURNITURE D--C . Enlarged«Improved f’°n,h s,,,n ^ven wiUi AINSWORTH & BROOKS C PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PBiCI HARDWARE Iron, Nails, Glass, Stoves, FINEST SEWED BOOT Tinware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. and Brushes Money Ssveo by Dealim witii them. Me J. LENTZ & SO NS Call A FIRST-CLASS TINNER * WALKER & NORTON FURNITURE FLOUR, MEAL \ FEED, ATTENTION FARMERS! The Legal Tender and Other COOK STOVES. NO PATENT NO PAY HURTS A GOOD HEARSE IKVENIIOHSi & . FARMERS & MECHANICS TOOLS. �A T>r3frw$ TOT CODE OF HOJOE. CURIOUS Chari** tftarwurd as- The firat duel in St Louis ww that of Tho latter likewise jmave their eye-* Thomas H. Ztenton aud Charts* Lucas. brows, and dye their teeth black. Girls pie process, a beautiful green coloring matter adapted to all the purposes of tho 'Fhe difficulty l-etwi-cn the SATURdCt, • oath wm ovcrmltxl. Bradlaugh confecficner, and which will their lips. They 'are all fond _l of smok ­ cook and inated during-a trial in whu H— l » » ing, and wear their embroidered tobacco undoubtedly come into extensive use, inaamuch ns the number of green colors pouches as belt ornaments. to withdraw, bo twice nduMx!, in The Indiana Republicans met in State to Mr. Lucaa oa n challenge. Bui Mr. poMMMiQsui, is very limited. This color­ Ldcas, having no taate for such aport, de­ ing matter, according to the account clined on the ground, that aiatemenf* wM<to» I think there ia a great deul of ungen- given of the process of extraction, is ob­ made to a jury could not properly be rous sentiment on - the port of man, so tained i in I the following manner: Tbo considered by a gentleman a cause for coffee grains are crushed and the oil is auch meeting, aud furthermore Col. extracted byn - Supreme Judge; Benton was aa exoelleat shot. They then 'fried and the white again nxet in controversy, and CoL Ben­ ton branded him aa a coward. Lucas caaiioi uti tear Qi a new cornjieutor, ana 385,000 men. said he would meet him on equal terms, yet it looks like it. Tho doctors, a most The census returns show the popula- Rusli county ; Treasurer of State, CoL Roswell B. HOL' of Clav county; Attorney General, and the choice of weapons were selected liberal and highly cultivated profasrion, Judge D. P. Baldwin, of Casa county ; Reporter by Lucas, they lieing shot-guns, to be have shown themselves iu Ulis particular eggs thru determines tho appearance of 72,000 la five year*... .Charts* H. Vourhta, Core A*"- taVrnwd, >. pta.ut an emerald green- A simpler process is loaded with twelve No. 4 buckshot at six Bueaoii to merely moisten the crushed- ami dried paoea. CoL Benton, wall knowing that coffee lierries with water, expose them this would insure sure death to both xnent for embezzling *5,000 from the defunct trancc of women into their trade with three or1 four days to tbe air, and then Find National Bank of Hndum—ck, N. J., of parties, threw up the sponge. But it violence; though nolxxly can know better extract the coloring matter by means of which bo was Prwddcnt. was not long untU a cloud passed their than medical men how’heavily weighted alcohol. Blossom won tho billiard championa woman is, how much moife energy she Various account* are given of tbe cess in a profcaaion, and how certain it is, origin of the compression of the Chinese The meeting took place on Bloody accordingly, that only a fewexceptionally ladies'feet. One-is, that on Emperor A deputy coroner thought ho detectinland, just opposite St. Louis, on the endowed tndividuak- can ever enter into was jealous of his wife, and, to prevent l signs of life in the body at an .infant which ■enSvtefmt’ i tunlx’r washed up along the shore, nnd morning of Aug. 12, 1817, pistols Ixjing those lists which are so fiercely guarded. her from gailding abroad, put her feet in r. Dr. Minor by *be inhabitants gathered and used os the weapons used. Mr. Lucas fell, se­ But why not let convenience and general iron stocks. Another is, tluit a certain and, rroorting to artificial respiration, tlie l.ttle _ ' 1 A.aI Tn... verely wounded in the neck, and was j utility „ be the rule hero in all other Empress, Ti-n-ke, 1100 B. C., was born one was soon reatorcd tb ounsciou»nes«. It is iminated for Praudent by acclamation, and A । ages, but is disappearing. It is a fda ­ withdrawn,from tlie field. A temporary [ matters? Every new pieo^if machinery with chib feet and that she caused tlie dow in tho nursery of a public hospital, and ’ Th.<miP“t’n' of Ohio’ w“ uan”xl for Vice I Hfifred vegetable gum, from trees that doing well.... Deputy. Collector Boone, of reconciliation followed, snd another | in the manufacturing districts has been EnqxTor to issue on edict, adopting her BrtxAdyn, is missing with *19.000 belonging . Q. 4 j stood in forest* in, epochs af the past, uh duel took place on the tuime grounds by । moblied and wrecked at ita first introduc- foot us a model of beauty, aud requiring to tlie United States, and Gen. Baum has orThe Colorado State Greenback Oon- . the vegetation that formed the cotd now the same parties, us the feud broke out tion, iust a '' the compression of a female infant’s feet aa the female students would afresh, which resulted in the killing of have been cm one occasion had the gen­ so ns to conform to. the imperial stand­ of' the profession had their way; ard ; whiles third account is, that the Em­ voting Lucas, at the age of 25 years. tlemen ’ Oorerror, G. W. King [ aid tho Itmiu, who behoved it lobe Thia deplorable encounter took Juixje J. B. Howell, of Keokuk, Omptall lor if it is a good one, peror, Le-yul, was amusing himself one WIA place on but- the1 machine, .. ... , , ........ °T WhS I»«>e««d qt. -H>1 At the pr<»ent time Iowa, a veteran newspaper man, onco a United |Ucas left to always ~~ triumphs _ in *the ’ izJL end. My own day in his palace, when the thought ocL. T. Holling-orth to Alto of unbel Ixiiog worked «. Sept. 27, 1817. Young I^ucas States Senator, and, until its expiration, a ivingbecn i- *that u-‘ —*—*to -----------the advantage women curriNi to him that he might improve the ’ mourn his life a young wife,V having ixxin । opinion1 is I ....... ...... t net 1 B >aine heir the cooAt at Prukain. Thio member of tho Southern Claim* Commission, is married but four months. Hej was wed- I of having havir a woman doctor to refer to is appearance of the feet of n favorite dave. tormuu. from Somud J. Alder.and ,,..t Wow U1C dead. incalculable. To discuss the peculiar He caused her feet to be so l»eut an to ded June 2-1. 1817. their w.thdr.»d whu, Iret bcneoU) tltolwd Four mea were killed and several in­ Hotok, Hgmour, During tlie following year another ailments erf’ their mysterious frame* with raise the instep into an arch, to resemble tom tbo Pnetajd to, Kn mto toUlr j, .uwdhtoomloof it On IhoOtot at tho jured at Gold Hill, Nev., by a car-load of tools duel occurred, the combatants being a man is always a trial and pain to tho the new m<xin. It is said tluit another B-Wf*-; to P««iA, nenr Memel. it i. Capta. Martin and Ramsey, of the young. Necessity hardens them as they Emperor placed a stamp of the lotus falling down a mine upon them.... .The cot>a breczi- of oxdtemvnt among thf ddegatea found, and also at a point northeast of United States army, who were stationed go on in life, and prejudice, and the idea flower on the sole of the small shoe of and pcditiciau* gathering at Cincinnati. ( Konigsberg. Its demand comes priuci- । at Fort Bell Fountain, on the Missis­ that woman cannot be properly educated, liis wife, bo that at every step she took The Republicans of Maine have re- ' I”111.'’ frym Mohammedan countries, us the tjtateSupreme Court... Two stages ou the sippi river, Bloody island being tlie seat or that by expressing a preference for a she left on the ground the print of the Sidney and Black Hills line were .topped by ntototed Hot. tom, tot th. Vermont to I *“» <>«»«nd lor ginseng tomee princi- of war. Ramsey was wounded, and died female doctor they are exposing them­ flower. Girls with small feet are compli­ highwaymen at French crock, but, a* no valna- pohlton. too norain*l«l lto-.il F.mtoa P / I?m ,9 U11'\, 1 M need M » . in MI , Iew days afterward, iuwtwatu, una w,u, buried uur selves to be ridiculed oh supportena of mented Kt the present day sh “the golden — ,1___ 4.L.4 —___ ___ IU_ 1 a few and was r _., ‘ Mntoiuo nnd milkun hunon. woman's righte, keeps many a woman liliea. ” The operation of bandaging and declared by the Teutonic Court to belong I June j,on looa A ...., u ..' t 30, 1823. Another honorable silent on the subject; but nature herself compressing the feet is very ptunful. Col. David L. Phillips, Postmaster exclusively to Royalty, and tlie sale of it Mortification of the feet has Iveen known The President has renominated ex­ for a long time jiaid the Court expenses. meeting occurred ot the grounds be­ surely may be allowed to b*ar testimony to reHtiK from tho practice. Custom im­ of Springfield, and an old Illinow juumaliot, on such a Xpaint I can not imagine it to ——— Joshua .... Barton, W—./I,, District A .AILAIIIII Attorney , ” U died text week after a fingering and joint ul ill- Gov. Hartranft as Collector of the Port of Kings guarded it and its digging by tween poses it as a necessary attraction in a Chiof the United States, a resident of St desirable in any way that woman ikmo. Mr. Phillipa wax barn in WUlisrnaon Philadelphia, his previous appointment not stringent lawe, death being the jK-nalty Louis, and Thomas.C. Rector. The par- «hould get over their sense of personal neee woman. cuuutr.- Oct. 27. 1823, and wax a dixtant rvlafivo haring been acted upon by the Senate. for seeking or digging it except for tlie ti<» met, in the evening, and Mr. Barton 1 delicacy even with their doctor. But at of WcndcU Phillip*.... Da vid U Shank, while The following is the story of the nine Orders have been issued directing on a drunken apree. attacked two women in their fell mortally wounded. An article I 1x11 the question whether women of diamond* being called “ The Curse of own houae, near Sidney, Ohio, with a fence rail the United States troops to prevent violation of which appeared in the Republican i ahould be doctors or not is one, it might Scotland A few evenings before the and killed one of them, and would have killed he neutrality laws on the Mexican border. peasant, or servant was found to have charging Gen. William Rector, then | b° »npp<»ed, to be argued quite dispw*- battle of Culloden there were gathered tlie otfiiT bad her criiw uot brought agirirtance... This order was issued in consequence of infor­ stolen even tlie smallest piece, tlie United States Surveyor, with corruption I They could not invade tiro in the apartments of tlie Pretender,''fit mation furnished tlie Government of an ext>ee™. in- i »“ d™th °» It* in office was tlie cause of the fatal duel | profession all at once in such numbers as dition forming iu Southern Arizona „ to cross - Mexico' and roizc tbc . UP for ou purj>oHe to strike terror The General was in Washington at the | U HWumP it. “d ■» tiieir opponent have Inverness, a few of his friends, for the to seize the Government -----------‘ uf "_L_ purjNMe of playing at cards. In the Mexican — xic*n State of Honora. Sonora. ' and to punish those who would dure dis­ time, and his brother, Thomas C «dw»y» indignantly mamtained their want course of the evening ti.__ of diathe _: nine At the last session of Congress appro-1 regard the fiat of the law. For the past warmly defended his cause, and learn- of capaaty for The Chicago Tirnc^ of the 23d inst exercise, therej could I . • . "x. . . • ~ v — monds belonging to the pock with which eiSC,m.- 'u«ht.’ .T“” *o« «ho saueh for It ing that Barton was the author of the j not ®urelJ 1x5 B doabl not surely be a doubt their minds as ‘ ’ . nays Tho oldest inhabitant* of Dubuque and pditton. .en, rn.de 10 U,oxr “ mthey were playing was lost Od the ,r™™ I• 01>"-gv. ■Ml him the chiioum ihich I to ““ hiflore rf the experiment nd their I Prairie du Chien never raw a flood like that M, wim HM.MK.mi7 .pr.n.pri.uj ! P‘‘L,U“ night after the battle, which resulted bo now raging in lhe Mixxtexippi at those ptecex. ImI re,!... Th. a.b.b»uhinR «ubI prmldge obtaining It T 11 ‘.c? resulted so fatally. | own oventui“ triumph. But here once disastrouxly for the rebel army, the Dubuque report* the water twenty-three feet of tho American Fwh Commi**ion will aoon I of it without permusion is m?®t &llock' Sjurythwn *thcfact. ^Not onfr wmHle ' Duke of Cumberland entered Inverness, above low-water mark a; 1 fourteen inche* above cloro it* operation* for the rox-on, which lum j imprisonment, while the penalty attach- ■ the high-water mark of 1870. All the milte and, os was his invariable custom, took and machine shop* ora eubmetg<d, and many up liis quarters in the apartments which himber-yarda are afloat. At l*nurie du Chien hnd been bo recently occupied by Prince moiader David Bui- , women who did nothing worse Charles Edward. ’ On the following miiader have been distributed mainly in the have washed it up from the depths of the । vratar. of CohforniA. lovra Kan-U, Ken-. where tiro action of the waves l«»en 7“x« than ask the pririlem. of shidytag for^i : morning a scout brought in word that a T*' Chief ttaB.™ orHtatixti^M-rt* ‘ bTthe I und a challenge Stowed ' “^.gbteped profession. (hie or more I small portion of the rebel army hod The citizens of St Louis and In­ token shelter in a deep gorge among tlie mountains. The Duke at once di­ dianapolis are greatly indignant because the bcWtroth.. rected an officer to take a number of ccnsux enumerators do not find as many ptxiple K-H•-VM*.f S Era iX'iv“iX& “ a storm wlule the water » within their respective limits aa had been during May, 1879, *17,158,4*4 ; for the eleven, afterr a is j®. yet | p<>ttb R aen .tudenta study nrodicme from pru- ’ men, surround the j>arty, and put every MMLl,L?88O’i5?a7L5<^>’!2.1; roug11' gather it in with nets, or as 1'ettis die<l in about thirty hours, while 1 man to death that was founa in arms. Biddle lingered unlv a dunng the same period in 1879, *183,974.661. 1 ' „„ i ... i iru . Maj. Biddle lingered only r. few L „ day.. , ™nt cunositv and tile foultwtof mofaves The officer, reluctant to execute this in­ total valure of cxtxwo. of domestic nro- U 0011X08 lhe ,tx*° .^'^’“‘‘•‘1-. The Maj. A RECENT dispatch from Leadville Thr ...a:_ hod 1...1 just : x gained -__j-•» - pin-t;™ said in English print in full inr ivuu v»iiirx vi exporm oi aomesuc pro- .. , ,,— . ------ . , 7 , d Pettis 'his election. [| Ih , “.• was , human order, and, perhaps, fearful of cream of the waves is earned to ’ 1 ‘ ■’ ’ ’ rhtof tho nineteenth century, and nays : •* William Cunningham was killed and J. vixioxui and tallow during M*r, 1879, we Maj. Biddle’s tomb may lie seen in St. ' JL? —v* Jy, st) far is I can rememlxjr, olx , other consequences, declined to take the P. O’Brien severely wounded, while the latter *11,818,20*; dunng M»y, 1880, 18,000,711, for places on the shore where women and! Louis, at Biddle Square. This ended | ; was quarreling with Tom Hogan. O'Brun the eleven menths Jeudod May 31, 1K80, *106,- 1 children hunt carefully lor the pieces I 1 Jjected to it Tlie journalist was not de- command without a written order. The the code of honor at St. Lonis. 9*” " >"’• of arnbcT, delivering e«ih piece found lo Duke looked round the by room a piece and public fired at Hogan, missing the latter and killing nounoed hisforbrethren, lhe Cunningham, when ‘Doc’ Norton, who was !r the eunerinti-ndent superintendent iir ur .cent agent of of the the GovGov­ opinion took it quite coolly, as a thing it j of paper on which to write the order, present, fired at O'Brien, with thu above result." 1880, were : Ute Dignity of Housekceplug. ernment The yield varies frem a quarter was no shame to say.—Mrs. Oliphant, ■when some one picked up the lost card, mid presented it to the Duke, who wrote of a million to three-quarters of a million Whete is there any station higher than I in Fraser's Magazine. 8171.012,1311 dollara' worth per year. his order on the back of it and lionded it Thnt found the ordering of the house? ouse? While the Senator Vance, of North Carolina, J13,OW«,MO to the officer. The soldiers departed on deep under ground is the best It is husband has to vex 1 ' himself ** * with out- I The Education of Wild Beast*. their errand of butchery, and so well did used for necklaces jewelry, mouthpieces . ward matters, while he has wealth to residence of the bride's mother in Louisrille, .83t»,3Kl,t<l* ; for pipes, etc., ana its pnee is governed gather aud secure, while .perhaps he The veteran animal tamer, Alfred Still, they execute the Duke's command that ,, ■ J8 *\ * — whipping ;^rz—o makes• a » 1 not one of tlie devoted Highlanders es­ Hint* too much .8 4S,Ml>,473 ' by iw quality and size. A piece that takes part in the administration of the “ . 33,Ml,244> weighs a pound is considered aa quite a State, and everywhere depends on cir- wud —ild animal sulky and vicious, but a ce cer­ caped death. Hence it is that the nine I3.191.U<«> I prize, -rhfle while a piece pi fifteen pounds in cumstanoes; ruling nothing, I may say, titin tain amount of whipping is necesaary. necessary. of diamonds is called “ The Curse of MW. Ml ' ’ bring about $6,000 or while he conceives that he is ruling To train a wild beast, he said recently, l Scotland." aside the will in which the bequeathed her Interior <pen«wtm 444.213,173 weight would IA2.J33.514 $7,000. extale to Da via. Thu u axked ou tbc pound . . The largest piece yet found is much; compelled to bo but'politic where J'ou must "first make ita acquaintance county, Go., a little 4-yeorof undue influence eicrancd over her by him. Berli and weighs thir­ he would -willingly be reasonable, to dis- from the outside of the cage, and get the ; .7In Worth .'.j .1343,7*13*4 in a museum in Berlin, The cam involved the quiwtion of her mental •a chJ.IU -un ’“ -j fo the door­ semble where he would be open, to be ^imal acquainted with your face; but,"“!> ‘*i *“ “® -V' 3-™* aoundneea, m to which Davis tcutlfied xhu be­ This exhibit doro not include postal revenuro or teen and a half jtounds. Amber throws ------------------jy *a “large moccasin out so much electricity when being worked false where ho would be upright; while above all, with your voice. They become • . • U lieved the Confederacy atill exiated ; that its postal expenditures. which hail come into the yard in search truth* were eternal and ahuuld prevail He be­ Secretary of War Ramsey has re­ that men cannot long work at one piece thus, fpr tho Bake of an object which he accustomed to voices sooner than faces, of water. Ah soon os the” snake bit the lieved the same. If that were insanity, they without being thrown into spasms. It is never reaches, he must every moment “1(i ur,‘ governed more by sound than b'y ceived a dispateh from the American Mimstor j both were crazy. child tlie first time, being terribly fright­ Mexico stating that the Mexican Government found in clay beds in a few places in 4he wicriflce the first of objects, harmonv right Having got accustomed to your . ened, it fell down, and tho repfile con­ Rosedale A Co.’s furniture factory, on to has refused to permit Gen. Hatch to folios the United States. At times specimens are with himself—a reasonable'housewife is . beasta, and they accustomed to you, your ’ tinued to biuy its deadly fangs in its North Frederick street, Baltimore, luui been Indian Ijands into Mexican territory. [ actually governing iu the interior of her noxt step is to train them to their tncks. found in which flies, bugs, mosquitoes, : tleuh. There were mure than forty Dr. Turner, of the National Board of etc., have been caught, and are entombed । family; has the comfort and activity of Though these tricks are simple, they ro­ Starkville, Mteo.. deotror.d bslf tbc town. Health, predicts yellow fever in New Orleans 1 as prisoners—held there for thousands of ! every person in it to provide for, and 1 Q’tiro a great deal of time and patipnee, punctures made by the snake’s teeth. | The child died next day. Loom rotunxtod at *100,000 ; inxuramx', *30,000. years. — Youny FulkY JturaL I moke possible. What is tlie highest । » good deal of whipping to accom... .Two Ixjvw bad a quarrel at Lancaster. Ky., within four weeks, and thinks it highly proba­ hajipineas of mortals, if not to execute । plirii them. The lions ore the smartest which ended by one of them ahixMing and in- ble that the plague will, during the summer, i There is a beautiful young girl in the what we consider right and good, to be ! °f tbe wild beast*. You can train a lion An Ancient Chinese Superstition. xtantly killing the other. The boys were aged makd its appearance in Norfolk, Va., Baltimore, | | Vermont jx-nitentiary, sentenced for respectively 14 and 15.... .The jury in tlie caoe aud even the national capital iteelf. Tbe Chine-m are accustomed to ukhoci- really masters of the means conducive to i t° do the ordinary tricks of tlie trade: | horse-stealing. of Cumo, charged with the murder of Porter, FOBE1GN. 1 ate tlie fortunes of their reigning fam- ’| our aims? And where should or can our I jump through hoops and over gates, tho actor, at Manhall, Texas, returned a ver­ I nearest aims be but in the interior of our , standing on nis hind legs, and so on — in . Ln the distribution of prizes to ex­ liies with the lives of trees; and each . dict of not guilty, on tlie ground that he wax ' 1 " All those indispensable THE MARKETS. - ---------and about five weeks' constant work. It will inaanc at tlie moment of committing the deed. hibitor* at tlie International Fishery Exhibition, dynasty has a sjiccial tree dedicated to 1 --------- j-----.}iere dowu j require about a week longer to teach a it The duration o( tiro dynasty is held 8tx11 to-be-renewed supplies where NEW YORK. at Berlin, tlie first honorary prize was awarded . ct,’ do we B2'J not I Honeas, and a if leopard, whi«ih comes next to be uulisnolubly bound up with the F x P? And them, to I’rof. Baird, of tbc timitlmonuin institution. Hous. It has been discovered that tho Gov Tbc United Htates will also receive a gold nxxlul existeucc of the tree ; aud inspection is in the place where we rise and where we to a lion in intelligence, about six weeks and an address... .A Berlin dispatch says: •‘Tlie frequently made of the latter iu order to go to sleep, where kictchen and cellar, t° learn the same feats. It takes about , ascertain from its condition tho prospect and every species of accommodation for ’'even or eight weeks to teach a tiger, and ourselves and ours is to be always ready? a tigress from eight to nine week*, while and elaborate a now boundary, which ahall aa before the sovereign. Tlie ajnx nrauce '^Tiat tin varying activity i* needed to vmi ou env» can k<M«n keep nn ou haatinrr beating an,l and teaching a Oarw-MJaM. submitted to the assembled Ambassador be of the tree is expected to furnish incon­ yens for four months before vou can do unsafe. The departure •< tbo expedition mav preliminary to all further action. Tbe confer­ testable proof of tlie true -tale of the conduct this constantly recurring aeries in IK much with him. The mostdiflicult thing be delayt-1 another year. ence. therefore, will not meet again, probably. empire. It is impo«xible to a-sigu an unbroken living order! How few are the CHJCAOo The American Association of Nursery­ origin to thin superstition, which is of men to whom it is given to return regu­ to do is to teach a wild bewd to let you liedown on him without hh tryingtomakc larly like a star, to command their day men, SfM-dxmcn and Florwte held their annual in Cabanas fortress, nt Hn- great antiquity ; but, to go no further us they command their night; to form you lie in him by eating you up. Kindness Hooaa back than tije fifteenth century. YtiugFancy White Winter Ex.... S lob, tlie thin I of tlie Ming rulers, planted for themselves their household instru­ —that is, anything but ordinary civility— Fuica—Good from tho various States as to the condition and to Chaleo Spring Ex.. A a fir tree, pnduxed until the overthrow, ment*, to bow and to reap, to gain and is absolutely thrown away upon a wild WaxAT—No. 3 Spring beast With a tiger or tigress especially to expend, and to travel around their Na S Bpriag......................... 250 years afterword, of his descendants all affection is literally wasted. A tigress Oats—No. 3. De Freycinet has introduced into the by uni Monchib-. Tlie story is told that circle with perpetual success and peace and love! It is when a woman has at­ is a likely to eat you up after an intimate French Chamber af Dcputiea s general uinte Hwau-'J'suig, tiro last of the Ming Em­ tained tin's inward mastery, that she acquaintance of six rears as one of six rctary.D. VF. Scott, of Gali na, Ilk ; Treasurer, ty bill GambcttA aaya that public opinion, in perors, hunj himself upon this very I truly makes the husband whom she loves weeks. As a rule, tlie whip is tlie most A R. Whitney, of Franklin Grove, I IL the province* aa well as in Paris, is In favor of tre<>, after having killed liw wives tuiil u master; her attention will require all efficacious instrument for training. It ,.................................... M Mil Gbk. John A. bernnt, the discoverer amnesty, and that tho good behavior of the children, rather ttjnu submit to the victo­ liOLWAUKEE." ’ *** ur.nrotxd prreous in the capital should rious Munchti General, Taitsohg. Tliis sorts of knowledge; her activity will can be used .quickly aud it hurts. If I of gold in California, died at Washington a few 4,000 readme uh> tmud.....In tho contest for tree, known iu the Wry-neck Fir, wnn turn them all to profit Thus is she de­ were to drop my whip the beasts would days ago. He bad boon sick about a week with tho long-range challeugo cup at Dollvfancy I had lost my power over them then ciuuti.-d up by order of Chuutehe, pendent upon no one; and she procures near Dublin, inflammation of the kidneys. His agod widow mount, and would pounce first on the whip and her husband genuine independence, that the first Eujp rur of the existing im­ nwides at Litlz, Tancaater county, to which perial line ; and, although fallen to tlie which is interior and domestic; whatever ■aaure-Ma 3.*.'.'.I""~~"”‘ ■core*, Milner making 145 ground, ita n mains, with tbe chain he pofihcssps, he beholds secured; what 8T. LOUIK and, Rigby making tlie iiround them, ar still shown. A* if iu he earns, well employed; and thus he worth 132,000; but a good tiger, un­ haro to ahoot again. Par-.,-, can direct his mind to lofty objects and, broken, is not worth mure than $2,500. r. venge for th* u .fortunate Mings, the team, made 134. Tbc wither being foggy, the Lions are worth about $2,000 to $2,500 if fortune favors, he may act in the State Atnnnnana a» a — » .11__I__ _ popular fanev has evolved another sueach; panthera, $600; jaguars, $400; jxitHtition out of Chuutche’s act; aud it the some character which so we” ‘ dxciiriuTi.’ " **’ of the Grand Rhcrecf of Mecca. / now passes us a current lielrof that if th. comes his wife at home.—Goeihc's WIL helm Meister. The Jesuits expelled from France chain were.to b* ruiuove • from the fallen Scientific American. have purchased a house at Prague.... .Tb* trunk some t.-krihl* catastrophe would French Chamber of Doputiaa has paxrod the happen to tha M.mchiu. L'he Tuiug Abundant Hair. U T» 21 dynasty is nl»o not without its owu [x. Japanese women ore very proud of .. .......................... Mrw She tried on cuiiar tree, winch was planted byChuut- their hair, which is black and luxuriant. TOLEDO. IxsmtAD of passing the summer at che in the coun-yard of n temple at fsuThe returns of the census enumcru They cultivate and arrange it with groat Balmoral and Oslxirnc, as tuual, Queen Vk- che-Bsu, mar P. kw. So lo..g as thu. care by brushing their tresses Ixwk from fled. A lew days afterward she missed * ! torts will go to Ireland tar a change of scene. tree exists, so long, it is asserted, will the forehead and gathering them in a valuable gold ring from her finger. omcMT.' She will leave England about the middle of lhe Manchus rmain supr me ; and there Search was made for it without success, plaited topknot, covered with flowera, are those who contend thnt the future npaitgles and hairpins of gold, silver and and it was finally given up as lost At before tlie ruler may lie divined from ita tortoise-shell. Rich and poor are alike condition. The latest accounts are to pnml of their coiffure, and the kubthe, efluct that thin tree—which is of the womim in rags devote* the same atten­ errand tut before. In tho finger of the ixoiaiiapcttA' Hut nn, cies, aud which bos nlready ut- tion tA her hair ns any great lady. To first pair she tried on she found her n’«“. by a veto ot 375 to U0.... .Hwiw. r<[xT. tuin d the rosp M-tabie age of twp ceni- jirea rve the elaborate structure from be­ long-lost ring, where she left it in draw­ •Ute that tbe ML Goth.rd kitind M in Jam. r nontinty, (p ihreaton nrtea and u quarter—shows the most ing disturl>ed, women during deep rest the nuMoory, and tbo cngiDcer* think tbeoulr striking signs of renewed vitality, and, thi ir in cka on a padded fort There ia FOLITICU. The rental* of grass land in England — L. ------------- -modify tbe Un. aa thia happens to coincide with the traiedroTXT ~ us tins DiippeRB couicide tbe The Arkansas Greenback State Con- ta -d«*t«tb*tamroL state of thj ChiM-n empire, popular no difference between single and married this year show a considerable increase, uomeu m wearing their hair, as in while those of coin land show a corre­ Bradlalgh created an exafang scene I credulity is being so tar coufinmxL I China ; and their respective social status sponding decrease. WEEILT IEWS REVIEW t atis t : • < �ed SCHOOL-DAY MEMORIEX. Hargis' favor, Judge, fawye terminator on It is that Sherrard Clmmkmh, yho died in a St Louis hospital a few days ago, waa a notable figure in the politics of twenty public attention to qdc of the most re­ years ago. He represented a Virginia markable families in the political his­ district in the Thirty-fifth and Thirtytory of this country. No other family has had ao many of ita members in tbe moot promising craters <?f hia day. In them then; through bo long a stretch of • Peiw’ce Gortschakoff is said to have made a marvelous resovery. He ia now in Baden, full of health and spirits. He Paris for the winter. It was but a few weeks ago that he was dying of old, age and a complication of diseases. ' It 1806 he fought a duel with O. Jennings tVise, son of Henry A. Wise, receiving u wound thnt lamed him for life. Wise, who was also a man of brilliant talents, edited the Richmond Knquirer, and lived to be killed in the Confederate service, at Baanoke Island. Clemens never for­ gave himself for hia part in the duel, being at heart opposed to that method of nettling disputes. 'The last years of his life were passed in obscurity. “I honestly believe,” aaya the New Enoland Farmer, “.that the farmer who wiil work hi* brains until noon, and bin hand* thti l^tance of the day, will out­ - •hit ■ toils until strip Vatniti s that if the < .increase aa it day. There is mt ing past follies, late dung closely never as yet attid those times.. B “Qteasea have of figure, but have nC*md trimmed dhered. flounces, surmounted by world at quality i Itural jecta, when boreW have onee 'gained poaaeaakm of a tree the only wi rid of them is to. bunt for tliAm care­ enougkto keep him in the circle of aoefety.’^n apptsmaoee Admiral Porter hrenotamifa ' ‘ ‘ ' utn any baaqpaaa notified to appear for civibaervico exam- more, like an feet nine fachea uuition. Eleven of the nuuilx-r failed to report, and nine were rejected on du. certificate of the examining physician. ---- 3., .. •bout 180. Hi. full-trained whisker* are turning gray stowiy, his hair is full and black, with a few nairs (too many) turning gray here and there. He is Dot era of <«ch candidate. The a particularly striking man, but, if you ,t*on> “Do yon chew tobacco?" wan talk with him, you will find that he asked. Bi (He class of thirty-eight reads and thinks and that hia ideas are was examined the yoangret waa 16 about as near right as they con be. He •» old, and ww. small, for his age. ia now 65 years old, but he looks fifteen eldnrt was 44 yean df age, and Lal •cars younger. He has been engaged i a Colonel fa tbe army. He had daMarates tws other Colonels, about _ XI.— ™ -re vs----- y tfart Mme questions and cxomplre in arithmo- fully with a knife or wire ahd deatroy DEMOCRATIC HATIOIAL COXTENTION. them. The agg« ox the parent bertie egg. 'NWl*Matter ptaffiagw. to fill out tbe are depoaited during niglita to June, and Spiced Gooseberries. —Remove stems were required answers and *elntions cn blanks placed infrom the bark the tree at; the aud are blossoms ripe of gooselierries BUrtnee of the ground, or whatever may wash and boil down in • sirup mad* of spread before them ou their deako. surround the tree. These eggs hatch fa three pinta of siigar to a pint of vinegar. The subjects for tbe examination were Hoadley, of Ctxxtimati, for tanponry CbairChachim Pabha, formerly Minister of by tlie rise in cotton. The cotton will our latitude during September, and it ia When very thick add ground cloves and arithmetic, geography, grammor and • War fa Egypt, has baen naturalized fa help tho shape. soon after tliux that tbe young grulx« may efanamon. Careful not to burn. . ‘ j history. Thirty minutes were allowed —---------Patrick an the cobra: “Phat kind of be easily removed without the use of which to write the answers in arith**4*”“?^ Italy, thus transferring his immense Currant Jam.—Pick from tho stems, in a baste is tliat—the mule wid his ribs on anything more tlum the point of a pen­ metic, and fifteen minntz— for the other Hoadisy to ma i property, generally supposed to belong the outside of his ahkin entotriy?” knife. . A few minutes spt«t fa this way wash, put info * prwerving kettle and subjects. In arithmetic the first. ex­ boil gently twenty minutes, s kimmin g to tlie diMolute ex-Khcdive, to the pro­ ample was : * * Write nineteen million of the last Democratic National Convention bo Ptun uikxphia clergymen state that about the 1st of October each fall will tection of that power. There is great the commandment against swearing was keep the tree free from this pe«L—Scien­ m needed. Add sugar in the iiroportfon two hundred and ten fa figures." and the rules of thia body until otherwise ordered. of a jx>nnd of sugar to a pint ot the tlie others were sums fa addition, di­ Adopted. tific American. • disgust in official circles at Cairo over gotten up before croquet was fa vented. boiled fruit. Boil half an hour longer, vision and multipbcation. In geography Mr. Martin, of Delaware, offered a ranhition A wiPE shouldjpreserve the honor of h<-r Transi-lan-tino in the Night. — A stirring almost constantly. -this piece of slmrp practice, and the -------------——-----r —-,7 that tbe roll of the States be called for appoiDtthe class was retnured to say “ what ' ‘ " J, for frequently that is all Khedive has empliasuuxl hia wrath by • name, fur gentleman, anxious to ascertain the G ooseberry J am . — Look over, waah States border on tlie Atlantic ocean and xuicaivt nan eiupi ». / he has ever given her worth mentioning, effect of transplanting nt night, instead and stew in a little water. Press through degratag OurcMm and tort>M<bng h>« TnraK mon) Adopted. of by day, madeufa experiment with the a coarse wire sieve and return to the Lang Island sound, north of the mouth tuaix The clerk then jonceeded to call the roll. of Cliesapeake bay also the names of tin.— V---1.___ — return to Egypt ■ , United States than in any other country. following reunite : 'He transplanted ten kettle. To each pound of the puljMxl ------------------------ Of course tlie people have u better time. cherry trees while fa bloom, commencing gooselwrry odd three-fourths of a pound the States touchtd by tlie Mississippi river sowth of tbe mouth of the Ohio, Poor. Ilrctr. ol the Agricultural De- ( .. ,u™m« iu the raid lhe and to give the boundaries of the State jiartment, is to investigate the army . deacon, when the custom-house officers tax* of an hour, constantly. Put of Massachusetts, os well us the names pr>«ln<-wg MU. or no tato bottira or stirring wKouUwd jaja aud worm T%g pest continues ita ravages ! caught him amugglfag a dozen pairs of hcuof the capitals of Wisconsin, Mississippi, fruit, while those transplanted in the secure like l«ii1 jelly. . „ [ Georgia, New Jersey, and Ohio. Tlie oa*> but a delegate. in Eastern New Jersey nnd od Long 1 Principal, drawing out his watch to dark maintained their condition fully. Mr. Kelly took a acat island, and has appeared on the north­ an unpunctual clerk: "Mr. Johnson, it He did the same with ten dwarf trees, । Pickled Wauncts or Bctternctk— ' names of the principal sea]>orts on the ■ Gather y when well grown but tender I Atlantic coast wero nsiuirtsl to lie given. New York—Permanent Organization, John after the fruit was one-third grown. I n ” n wcu ern shore of the sound near New Ro­ is already half-past nine.” Clerk, draw­ them. 1 “What is grammar?* “What is a verb?” For; Btwolubona, Buftu W. Peckham; Creden­ Those transplanted during tlie day sned 1nin “ * .Nile. through , , tial*, 8. M. Wood. chelle. In some porta ot the afflicted ing out hia watch and looking st it: their fruit ; those transplante<l during V Put into ktron strong for thr three days, 11 ,nto S rlbrine ,r’nL> ,r,r ‘,£* d “y8- I “ Name the different parts of speech of The Chair—The Becretarv will call tho next " Agrees, precisely, sir." -----------------1 out; •* wash; ' place ’ j | the following sentence : ‘ John strikes a State. districts the worms are so thick thnt the night perfectixl the crop and showed i C■‘’1IU1 K1I1K once. Take A couple of soldiers of the Salvation no injury from having been removed. V? ,HUU’ tu”uuR frequently until black, j honk*,'" were some of the . questions they cover tho roads, so thnt tho wheels “8it down! "J Army approacht-d a Philadelphia broker With each of these trees he removed । B™ig good vinegar to the beihng point, about grammar. Tlie class ww also of passing vehicles seem to roll upon u recently and asked: “How is it with some earth with th. roota. The inci- ““ whllU-v*’r, "P,ce hkt4 Pnt th.e nnto bydOV°n«r -bonier. Ge^kwu clanumTto to"<Ctecarpet. It if twenty years since tlie you my friend?" “I am short an Read­ dent is fully vouched for, and, if a few ® )“““ pom*over the hot vinegar. I bard* lens and then bud down ounelvca. mnrt be board flx*Lr (Loud spptamc.] ing, " rejihed the broker. last plague of this sort occumiL 'Neitlier Meal th nor honor can secure! Mr. Hoskin*—" Mr. ChainnAa. I want"----similar experiments produce a like revready U> ent tn a week, A Vermont couple put off applying suit, it will be strong argument to hor- 1 Sthawbbkiiy Jeely.—Remove hulls, happiness to their votaries." "Thel (Cn« of “Bit down!" •*Put him out! ” and , rapidity of his movements were beyond I “Order!’] a divorce one term .of ticulturista' court, so tliat Whxm the Princess Louise was sliop- for---------------------------etc., to do such work at | wash, drain, then put into a kettle over unite hot'We.” and “He was exce&ngI tuv, could LVU1U profit jUMUk by UJ their UIUU tin UU weddfag. wmuiu^j. night—Floral Cabinet. “ “low fire. Crush, and when quite hot ping in Chicago another feminine shop­ tliev And they tell us *»._ tlie---------------------people this------------------------------uov AsUfALH UBOW rat.—Fat U . faani- । «rav «UM. u«l enough ' S"1?’11 no‘offense, ta correct. Mr. David H. Walfo of Connecticut, offered ,. ,yet «rra» f ...» *..ii i of» *i.. jj ow A nxmalh G row F ^ro°* (UC u 4,u re uuu lknd Muex. when Vcool per approached her and said : “ There country^nre needlessly extravagant and liku.Urcl. .ugarMdoUta plant.'!1" "train tbrongh a camw Han- Such qne.ti.aura "Whet foreign na- U„ foUratag rautaftauj-Tta;a raolauon. Ilium, nuiuvii, IU jniuiui, ~ ;? . v , -----is a lady present who was born within | tinihnh ’v. .a«no raruu, «ugarand mwhen ou m punu, Bofl Mteen ----minutes, minute, j t,"n8 temtonal peraeaaou ------ -------------------------unthrifty*. 1 u.au, contains nitrogen, an ani- . UJ-’* “ O1* Jiniee 1111-* fifteen add aa jxiund 1OT1nd of of sugar mgar L for -----cneb I “ h‘uh are now ojnual hr Great Britain party be referred to the Comnuttce on Bcaotho dominion of your mother, and she | He whs informed that a indy htul mal ia not fed this fat wastes away first .kirn, ®od lutioaa without debate." The resolution was "If the P ” d juice, and boil fifteen minutes ?, United States?* were asked fa called to see him in his altsence. “ A adopted, and the convention adjourned until —fa otlier words, is consumed. If the |’int of Jn,.<5?.« R?'l. hpil fifteen minutes would like tolpeak to you.” The Prin­ rithnnt'U the jelly !«• not very firm Ut “ff”?- .Me*! of tlie answers omitU-d Wednesday, June 23. cess immediately shook hands with the lady,” he mused aloud, "a lady." Upon animal lie x^xposed to great cold without 1 ‘OUfier. L ...» an accurate description he suddenly 1 extra fo<sl it cannot fatten. The reason, the "nU foT ° feW 1 - L,°v‘ “ Alaska,” and one or two of the exam­ diffident Englishwoman and said she brightened i^> and added, “Oh, dot van , torrs were found to have momentarily i therefore, that animals protected from tred with pieces of wundow glass. forgotten that William H. Seward had a. m., aud opened with prayer by Bev. Charles was glad to see her. Aiu.*r A short do lady; dot vna my rife." I the cold of winter fatten much faster Puff Strawberry Pudding.—Sift I purchased that land from Russia W. Taylor, of Covington, Ky. but kindly conversation tlie grxxl Louise , than when expom-d is that what would two t.nspooufuls of baking jKiwder with ' twelve years ago. Mr. Young (Ga.) Chairman of the Committee “ What inde­ I--------- 1_... — —2 -—th .1 a pint of flour ; l>ent well an egg ; add , accumulate as r..» fat i. is -UM-d to ।keeping the on Credentiala, robmitted his report : turned to go, saying : “ How lonely { pendent nation voluntarily consented ' _ Ln the Maaaachu-iettM case it unanimously animal warm. The eartliy ‘ or inorganic ' a little salt; mix with awvet milk till of you must be to stay away from your pl— is as necessary for uni- . the consistency of thick laitter. Place to Ix-coming u State in the Union ?" i reconuni-aded th* sdnuaaiou of both contest­ mutter in plants ant! “ What nation Was that State a tut*, ind that the two delegstiom united cut own country so long.” mal growth as the organic mutter. The ' well-grease.! cup* in a steamer ; put in­ — H'uU IIAUmaa part cf previous to its admission to the । thevoto of the State, .trcklera tor A bargain. (Scene, a country inu.( bony skeleton consists chiefly of calcium to each u spoonful of batter, then u tiniiri SUtra?Gex. Gbant, at tlie soldhTs' reunion Tourist—“Confound it, woman; there's phosphate, with a little calcium curlion- spoonful of strawberries, and cover with The committee decided in f»»ur of tbc .HUnp at Milwaukee, met every attention with a chick to Ufai egg. ” Landlady—" Well, ate and other mineral substances de­ another spoonful of batt.-r and steam mest of tip- junior member* of the class. In naming the “ three memorable wars j members from New York, and the n kindly word, n shake of tbe hand, or a ■ir, you urea lucky one ! In a few weeks rived from plants. While plants con­ twenty minutes. Eat with cream and to which the United State* had lieen en- mission of Tiaumny. sugar, or a liquid hot sauce with a ctq>tain everything necessary for animal aaacuua, nod. Mvra*. During the proceaaion ..... ' Icottld have hiuf half u crown for that friendly i gaged since tho acknowledgment of it* Mr. CattuU, of KanaM, presented tho jrarav g.Tj|„. ItevJ fui of strawberry juice adde.1. , growth, some’ portions are richer in iunarairablo babira ««n> pokad into tbe D™ «"1 still he was not noT satutfinL * ^ts and nitrogenous material, and are, . Sweet-Pickled Cucumbers.—Wash, i And Alni still lit* wiis snttstit'O liition aa one of tlie wore, and one or two I State of New York is divided into two reguLarlycarriage that the General might kiss --------------y— ■ ■■——----- ---uirtar.wt tzi )w. nf therefore, comrideretl to lie of Tn.-w.i more I pore and quarter ripe eucumliers, take fixed the date as 1772. One of tlie class organized factions, both of which represent No Fun in Being a Princes*. value, iu» the grain of wheat, corn out mills, wuuh and piiu-e in *tr<»ng brtae them, and he cheerfully did his duty. Th.complained of a violent headache and 'larxe oonatitucnctea u* ' and’ both ot which have held The ,position of the Princess and uuta. Food* differ grentlv in ।( nn fur two <u>/D. days. Tike <>ut, pla r- ui in uoia. cold. . quit in the middle of the exercise. Alwr- Blate Conventions. The report conchidea with ----- ........................ -............ - <tf- Wales ....... -.............. isaovui, puu*>crowd of infants at last became so great a one to jiermit of much value, u* I’vety turner knows. Many dear water for an hour, then throw fato rromhie was named aa a prominent Gen­ a r>BoluUou lhat the Faulkner Convention dele­ that both Gen. Sheridan and Col. For­ is too exalted gates have fifty votes in thia convention, and ranirMnraMt ».„« ............. have l.ra^., been Urarara made —A.. to »« deterA..». - I alum water­ > lump tllO size Clf U OXliall social enjoyment, yet lots^ral not the..,.1 splen­ ratdran. experiments era! of the United States. tin- Shaluqx-are Hall Democracy have twenty syth, who accompanied Grant, were did potentialities of reigning royalty. mine the feeding jiowera of the various hickory-nut to a gallon of water—for rotas. pressed into the service, each of the sol­ The Princess, too, is peculiarly unosten­ kinds of food, and elal>onite tables have another hour. Male a ttirup nf a pint ' Mr. Young, who made the majority report, Cold in the Head. । demanded tbc previous question, and, tlie vote diers having two or three little creature:, tatious, and evidently fiiids the magnifi­ lieen drawn up to express their compar- of good vinegar, a pound of white sugu, ; cent louelintws of her ]xmitiou an actual tivv value. Most people look upon a cohl as u ' by Btatea being asked for, the Ckrk called tho Every farmer practically a:.d a tahl>*-s]Kx>nful each of broken cin­ in liis arms at once. trial. To Im- young and lienutiful, and coQstructs such ii table for nimself, ut namon and ciovea. Make enough uf small matter. “O," they say, “it te i roll. The chair anuunneed tliat lhe tivt-mmnothing but a eol<L" And yet a cold ute rule ot 1K76 would be enforced. When idolized, nnd yet to tie shut out from In his address to tbe graduating class most forms of social amusement, can lie least, he sel-f u different value on differ­ this sirup to cover tlie pieces, mid bcril may prove speedily fatal, or l»e a source ent substaDct^, and buys and sells iw- until tender. nt West Point, tlie other day, Gen. by no means delightful. Tet, there are, emlingly. of lifelong harm. The danger is more wks granted. The vote mIihkI -avtw, 360; uoa,296. Thirty small 1k»vs were arrested to apjiarent when we rvmemlier thnt a vig­ •Tin report wm dL-batixl an Lour by Georgo Sherman said to them : “ If you will <»f courae, very few houses, even among Dallas, Tex., tor giving unegro muistrel u . Miller, of Albany, N. Y. Jadg<- Amass person but seldom takes culd, hut give me your youth and aspirations you tliaue of the highest nobility, to which tifir reswixreh.-s have proved that this dis- show without a license, the caniplatonnt orous n Pariicr, of Albany, Gov. Hubbard, of Texas, mainly those persons in whom the (tower aud tbc Princess of Wales can go aa an in­ raav is caused by n microscopic organ­ Mr. Westbrook, of New York, on tho port living the owiier of im old buihluig may take my rank and age. Let me vited guest And, when she docs go, an of vital reaistauce is already weakened, or uh nv John jonri n. reiof U m-- muiantv mmuritv report, re|>ort, ana and bv R. Fclism which is dvvrl.q* rl in the intestines. which they hud used without permission. urge you not to toil by the midnight awful state hedges her around. She is A cold may run rapidly into pneu •1 low*, of New York, and ~ Judge Peckham, cf of Tliey were tried before the Mayor, who monia. It may give rise to rheumatism, Albany, for the — majority report,-♦» aftiv which tho *“—• *«-»>•—-aus lamp, but cultivate the heart and all of- pnssionatelv fond of dancing, yet no gen- self there with extraordinary rapidity. said: “ I find the prisoners guilty and and thence to diseases of tin- heart. It report of the Credcntiala Committee was adopt­ Mingle with the soldiers, tieman can ask her to dance. She it is The parasite is ejected from the bowels, fectiana. ed, by 457 to 2OA)y. Tbu contesting delegates fine them 31 each. The alternative is may throw iteell with dangerous sym|>- were admitted to M-ois un the flour. • • ■ who signals out the penwninge whom she and may Im- taken I >y birds who pick Tlie men are not common, and you have . . «•* one day in jaiL" The coiisti rnntion , . , , , desires ns n partner, and, when she al Mint tuuoug the duug-her.p or eat tlie iiiDtnig the offender* was very "fereat. toins on the bowels. It may bring on a Mr. Martin (DeL), Chairman of the Commit­ many things to learn liefore you can 1 Up to,dance, all other dancers kidnoy complaint It may ’inflame nnd tec oa Permanent Organization, moved that tho grains thnt have been wiled by Contact •‘But,” his Honor added, “ I wim a Ixiy command. Honor your jxwition trod must sit down. After circling around with iL If a fowl dies, and there is any close up the gall ducts, and thus cause reportof bis committee be adopted. Agreed to, once myself, and went on the end fa just indescribable t^goriy from tlie distention an J the chair named Senator McDonald (Indi­ your fing, loving vour brother its your- 1 the room some half a dozen times, she cause to heli, vc thid diarrhea has I such ana), Senator Butler (South Carolina), and , a ]H-rformance. I w ill j»ay these to’ rest, “and of the inthuned nlrulder by tlie acciuuu- ThomM O Conner (Tenn.), aa a ooinmittcc to self, and defend your country 1 I muses and site down ** *wl *then “*• ! the remainder of the waltzere may take caused ita death, tlie birds should Iw I fines myself." hded bile. Finally it may result in a conduct cx-Gov, Steveunou to the chair. immediately taken out of the poultry­ Senator Stevenson took the chair, making a cold in the head. a turn, but tu> soon us she stands up yard and isolated. Tho poultry-yard Musab and Strap. The Chicago Journal says : •• Tlie again they must stop. This solitary The original attack—slight and brief abort speech, and a vote of thaxdui to the Since tho introduction at the trunk temporary Cliainuan waa passed. representatives ot tlie weekly press who Grand Lamu kind of performance can- ’ and poultry-house should lie well fever — is general. The jiouit of sjMK ’ ial Mr. Hroekinndgr, of Kentucky, moved that cleansed, the dung removed, and tlie strap selling industry tho baggagebaggage­ idnfltry into the came from various j>arts of tlie country not lie very amusing to this kindly, gen- ; walls, percbea, and noil wuslied with rooms of our large railroad depots, the harm is from the consequences which the convention proceed to tbe bnidneaa uf nomto attend tbe convention were not fairly tie, amiable lady. She is, I ain told, a । plenty of water. Tlie water used should smasher* of luggage apparently ininiue remain when the fever is over. most- accomplished dancer, desjiite her । Mr. Prcwtoo, of Kentucky, moved to allow Of all colds, it is generally tliought treated by those who hail the distribu­ slight lameness. But, of all the recrea- JI contain five grammes per litre of sul- their destructive business an speculation. that one in tbe head is of the least sig­ ea*h person placing a nominee before tbo con­ tion of the tickets. Scores of fellows tions of her life, she most enjoys driving I ph uric acid, and a stiff broom or brush । Trunks, strongest fa hinge, metal Itands, nificance, beyond being annoying. But, vention to haVe ten minute* for the purpoae. Tins was adopted, and lireckinndge ii motion aa should lie employed. When ten days 1 and patent locks, are so twirled, kpiunecL who secured tickets on the fmse pre­ in the park, hi her little victoria, with I have passed without a death occurring, , ricipjied, and sat down upon by Ixrth ex- at a late meeting of tlie New York Medi­ amended «i» adopUxi. The call ot Stale* waa then ordered for tho tense of being representatives of doily her dame de compaynir lieaidc her, she i| the birds need no longer remain isolat- pressmen and baggage master*, that jjo cal Society, n jAper was read bv Dr. nomination of a candidate for the Presidency. is free to enjoy the testimonials of af- ! -t-V- A—— U.‘ V. I 1 <xl, excepting those which show signs one need be *o innocent as to have faith Itoosa, in which he declared it to be tlie papers gained admission, while scores f.-ction and enthusiasm that meet her >j of prostration, depression, or sleepiness. most frequent cause of certain chronic -nim-HH. !| that he y> secure against finding his pospos­ of bona-fide editors and |rablishers of «-ven*whare, and no one that notes the I Theae simple means will be found it! suffi- ; sessions oozing from a bursting lid, dis.-as.-s—and indeed of ven- many of lice 8. j. Field, in a apeech by John E. McEl­ enterprising weekly papers were very gracious smile and l>ow wherewith site cient to stop the progress of the conta- . when he humes, just l»efore tlie train tlie maladies which terminate life liefore rath. 8. E. Brown, of Colorado, Seconded age of 70. rHo . .« ’YTadded ’aZi.-': “ . Tlv .first ----- Judge Field'* nomination. unhandsomely snubbed. Next time the returns every salutation can doubt her j gion, and to prevent ita return. If they starts, to check his trunks,* But tlie the George Gray, of Delaware, pat in nomination delight at her own -|>opularity. P™“?ott Mkm l>T mare employed os soon as the disease remedy i* at butd. Tnmk .trap. m fur distribution of press tickets for sueh an Senator Thomas E. Bayard. saleot. the ^ot makes ita appearance, they will reduce Samuel 8. Marshall, of Illinoia, prewentad the Roman SoMiers. occasion should be placed fa die hands i which m»y be purchased iu au¥ dup tor , Mdtodotllrthemust.tudioii^ name of William F. Morrwon, of uhnoia. It was a principle at Rome that tlie . the losses to an insignificant figure.— of men wlu> know what they are about' Gov. T. A. Hcndricka, of Indiana, waa pre­ 75 cents is offered for 31, ana there is J Iv nvuid all that tends to disorder the , soldier should nover, in any ease, re­ L’A cclimataUon. mein and the functions of all the organs sented to the convention by Senator D. W. no other way buffo anbmitfo the imixisiThe greatest law case in Kentucky's main unoccunted; and fa employing him । tion. Already the baggage fiend is on of tlie body. Children must be clot! uni Returnlng Fashions. fa works of eonstructiou he was pre­ in flannel the year round, and must be annals, the lilxd suit of Editor Thomas served from dongi-rous idleness. Fre­ Glancing ai tho faxltfaq books of fifty the wur-path. There w blond in his ; made to know that the staples of diet are e, and tiie sight in bright varnish and M. Green, of tbe Maysville Eagle, quently the Roman troopawere thus em­ and oven seventy y^ars.ago, it is curious milk, bread, meat, vegetables, aud fruit, Wadu Hampton, of South Carolina, and Gen. ining metal, <jr new canvas make* him I Hancock * by a delegate from Texas. against Judge Horgis, hflA just ended at ployed fa work* which were almost su­ to note fa how many pointe we are re­ savage. He has no soft spot in । ana that tea, coffee nnd postry ot nil It waa then moved that the convention pro­ modes then in vogue. I more Louisville in the Judge's favor, after a perfluous. When Vi teUins caused to be turning to bu.the IS “are-Stota !“• ‘"y1P"“J- MlelboW^ th. I kinds are to lie used only as the’greatest ceed to ballot for a candidate fur tbo iTwndeDerected by hia soldier* the amphitheaters Nothing I—/ '— ’ _ •„ . of luxuries, and therefore in snuul qiuui- cy. The motion was adopted, and a ballot was lingering trial of four months, which in the cities of Bologna and Cremona, set'n a lial’•r century -— • ’ • J favorite sevres cup, ar the daintily j ago; the skirts wentitioa aud nt long intervals. ” — FoufA's employed the best legal talent in the he thought less, so Tacitus tefis us, of just long enough to show tho shoes and Ixmnd books and Russia leather boxes ' Ctmijtanum. State and produced evidence and endowing the two towns with useful or­ boota, and were trimmed with satin it may be for your comfort to carry on the journey. He is onlv meditating "how The Daily Life of Admiral Porter. speeches covering no less than 10,000 naments than of diverting for a moment rouleaus tuid bias foldt- The fasliiou- he can jam and dent, break the castors, 1 the turbulent spirit of the legion*. able coIoth were ChrisMM/Olly green, Admiral Porter is a man of the quietest I»ages of legal cap. Horgis was re­ | Prom a like reason w» see tlie Roman scarlet, pink, clarence blue, giraffe velx and illuminate with ugly tickets the new habits. He never goes to the Navy De­ trunk which von have watched through cently chosen to succeed Judge Elliott aoldiera building amphitheaters in Afri­ low, jMinceau, camel's hair brown, Indian portment, and really does little toward in tlie Court of Appeals, after Elliott ca, defensive Mails fa Brittany—doubt- rod, cameleopard yellow, inocaasa hrown, the blind slats with pride go out from the actual command of the navy. He ia, your residence—never to return but a was allot down by Buford, and the re­ leas, also, tbe Roman Wall, which di- apricot, olive, peau de serpent, bum of course Inspeotor Genml of the navy, After one ballot the convention adjourned Scotland and England. Hzdri- blue, Egyptian Egyp’mn saud, sand, Indian red and no­ wreck. The specie of trunk known as snd hns n l»oard of officers who inspect sult of the trial has been looked to to ▼ided till 10 o'clock a. m. of Thursday, June 34. —•’—s Wall W..T1waa built l-.IU under .....1.—con- let snot with Ixittle I lit. green — - _ —for r shot t.-x. silks _ “Sandogs’* is the especial target for ixn the sumr determine the reliability of reports cir- clitions—in Egypt, tombs, temples, were coming in then, oa they are with demolition of the baggage smasher. He even* ship when she goea out or comes in. Examining the reports of his officer* The European sportsman, mighty bridges, porticos and baailiixs ; in Italy u» now. The January of 1828 was par­ has ao trained his muscle oa to be in and giving order* constitutes the larger prime condition to unjoint these monhunter though lie be, ia completely Jup Editor Green, through the columns of they made the great roads; almost ticularly damp and cold, and silk and iters. No one has yet had the courage share of his work. He has a Secretary to the blush when comparing his meagerevery shere the mention of their work is satin pdimes were the rage, but, like and a staff officer, who come every day his paper, charged Horgis with mutil­ accompanied by the curious observation short Princesse dresaea, reaching to tlie to remonstrate with the destroyer, and to his office, and their duties, no doubt, account of a day's shooting with the re­ gal bags made by the Indian Rajahs and ating the records of Rowan county to that “the monnmenta were undertaken hem, with a large cape over the shoul­ the community is helpless. are quite onerous. Tho Admiral is not Princes, ar even by the Feringhees, in ’ destroy evidence that he had not been to oecupy the leisure of the soldiers,” ders. These pelisses were also worn iu The Paris Fiffaro aays : “Do not one of your early risers. He is much British India. There may be lees phys­ practicing law for eight years in 1874, It was not alone the soldiers who were the evening, cut low fa tbe neck, aud waste your orange peel, but make an in­ like all other good people who live long, ical exertitm, end consequently l<*s the time required to make him eligible transformed into builder*; such was the allowed robing* of white satin fa front cision round it midway, and remove care­ except fa tbe master ot early rising. He physical improvement, fa the monster simplicity of the processes employed Shawls and scarf shawls were coming fa as a candidate fax Circuit Judge. that they could be ^igiied ^yen liv the also, and feather trimmings found spec­ fully in two halves. Take tlie two cape generally turns out (how easy it is to be­ battu<* of the East than in our more •nd place them hollow downward, one come nautical 1) about 8 or 8'JI), and by Horgis called Green a liar and ft slan­ ial .favor. The hats worn were large, on the grans and tlie other among the 9 or 10 ht? is in his office. The latter tai is something very maoiificent in­ derer in a communication to the Louisplants or vegetable* At the end of n part of the day he ia less busy, and he deed. Six tigers, thirty-six biiflidoea, few days you will be riu of all slugs. will smoke a cigar with a friend in hia 140 pigs and 3,200 deer is the sum of a plumes of' block or gray. Every morning you will Hindoo gentleman's shooting. tha libel anit to prove the truth of; his find that they have taken refuge under seen in the streets. He owns quarrying the building material inside and ent. <m sick during tbe trial bat the ease was horses, but, when he is out, he is seems strange to hear tliat he has gained a new lease of life and is likely to live many years yet PAS8ING SMILES. 2 �8ATUBPAY. Tbe most precise and thorough cen­ sus-enumerator u ji*4 now puainK through a mining camp in boutiiern j Nevada, and be » baring a hard tunc of it. . As an illustration, he called at an old prospector’s cabin rhe other morning, and taking out his big blank book, pro­ ceeded to put tbe miner through the entire category of questions about as follows: “What street do you live on F "Don’t live on no street, I live yer inthe rocks.” "Wlml’stbe uniuber of your bonneT” asked the iiiLTrogalonftill pdhering to the text of his blnnk .form. t "The num tier of my cabin F quiued tbo miner, "it’s No. 1,1 reckon.’^ "What’s your name F “BUI Lamar." “Are you white, black, mulatto, Chintee or Indian f” "Wai, neaw," said Bill slightly ruf­ fled and rising, "1 don’t know what yer driving at, etranger, bat I want yer to nnderatend that ’round this yer cauipt I bears the repertation of bein’ white.” • "Are von male or female F solemnly inquired the questioner. ................ "Met—meF shouted Bill taking astep nearer bis visitor and starting to roll np his sleeve*—"Me f—rm a man every inch of me!” Still piinuiing his duty tho govermeutalagent continued: "Are you nick or temporarily disabl­ ed F "Sick ! disabled t”—roared Bill dancing wildlv Mfor6 tbe young man rtritit tbe big book ">ou blank foul— Attorney at Law, tion. ■ apMtelty. befMbitabed in the Nuhrllte Naw., a bnbllc new.paper, printed, puWl.hed and c'.reatated tn mid county, and that mid pcbtication be continued at Imm om> la meb wort fur rix *< ocoaelve wo*ka, or thu comp'fonant raua. a copy of thl" order to be penonnlly .erred oa the aatd non-re.Meat dafoad ant, at tea.', twenty day. before tbe time preocribcd for Ikl* owr.r.r ■■ raUAM*, r Barry Coun- Offirw at' Brob." eius J BOUGHTALU, ROBERTS A HOTCHKISS, Druggists A Chemists, AN BMPORTANT DECIS8ION BY JUDGE SWAYNE IN Wo carry OM of tbo hc.re.1 and moat complete •Uck of Drug* ud Drunlrt» Sttndrim la Bury county. Ph yalca ni order, lor drop eoUdted and THE U. S. COURT AT CINCINNATI—THE REINDEER AND ALL OTHER SELF-DUMP RAKES MUST GO. Judge/Swayne, of tbe United States Supremo Court rendered a decissiou on Saturilaysat Cincinnati, in the United States Sudrome Court thero, of muck in­ terest to farmers using self-dump bay rakes. The decissiou was in tbe case of J. E-Wisf’er, of New York, vs- John Dodd*, of Dayton. Wisner is the patent-' eedf the "Tiger Rake,” of which J. W. Stoddard Co., of this city have sole control and are the sole manufacturers. The suit has been in progress for the pendency ofsald petition, and tbe hearing thereof, past two years, and has involved a large expenditare of money. Messrs. Stod­ by causing a copy of this order lo be |xiUisbed in the NasnrtLtn News, a netrspr per printed and dard & Co., began the manufacture of tbo "Tiger” rake four years ago. It circulated In said County of Barry, three successive "Blind F "Notmuch!” hissed the miner with possessed several distinctive mechanical features, differing entirely from other wMks, previous to said day of hearing. JQONT BEAD THIS (A true copy.] CLKMENT ITH. even flashing. rakes, and which insured its success, but also called forth various imitations, (40-43) Jcdsr .f Probate. "Idiotic r which the mauufactarera objected to as infringmenU on tbeirr patents. It is Sfwetaitr made tn Boom FarvUhin<*. HarnmM Wild with rage and glaring like a ComminKlouer's NotAee. and lUrneaa Hardware. AU barnew warranted madman, at thin question, Bill shook If you don’t want to, but wo are selling stated that no less than eight of the leading rake manufacturers of tbe country, and made cxcluiDely -rf oak tanned leather. All bin list under the agent’s nuae just ns aud others also in foreign countries have patents that are an infringmentoa LEW. [formerly Minerva Hall] deoeaaed, wo, tbo rood, la mv line ae cheap aa at axy hoorn tn Mtehteaa, •rrtefat teMtateT 7 the latter looked mildly up aud inno­ undcralgned, having been appointwl by tho Probate tbe "Tiger. ” cently followed up his queries with— Court for tbe county of Barry, Slate ot Michigan, A BLACK? “Dinane, crippled, bed-ridden F Hence it became a matter of great importance to tbe manufacturers to have cAmnilaatonera to receive, examine and adju.l all claim, and demand* of all prtwM again.! aalJ dcThis wak too much. Bill’s fist came the manufacturer* to have the question finally nettled, and the suit brought ceaaod, do hereby give notice that we will meet at dnn-n an H»«» ceqsiix-takcr’s unfortu­ Ute residence of the deenued in tbe township against John Dodds was a test case. Mr Dodds manufactures the "Reinhecr” tbe nate head like a rock-hammer, while nt of Maple Grove, Barry Co., Mich., on <Vcdacauay rake which embraces many of the principal features of the "Tiger;” and is a tbe thirtieth d«y ot June. A D. IMO, and on i... Mtne time hts number fourteen Wednesday the twenty fourth day of Nove ■ ter, brogans sought such a leverage under direct infringment on its patents. Tbe decision of the Judge is decisive with A. D..1M0, at ten o’clock a. m of each of said daya Monument*, Tombstone*, Mantles, 4a, the, poor trllow’a coat-tails os lifted for the puroose of cxarnlngand allowing said claim, regard to the "continuously’revolving axle" with the "lifting wheel” for horse and that six moutba from the twenty-fourth day of him clear outdoors, book and all. , May, A D. ISSO.wrrs allowed by aald court for cred­ _________ TTnsl i nc«. Mich. rake purposes, distinctive features of the "Tiger" rake. The amazed enumerator gave one itors lo present tbelrclalou to us for examination glance Imeknttbe advancing form of and allowance. the-fnost dangerous looking human lie37. 1880. And all farmers who buy any Self-dump hay rake, except listed May LADIES ENGLISH TIE, CHARLES FOWLER,. ing hin eyes bad ever rested on, and started tor a gulch a hundred yaiils the Tiger, will be liable to pay a royalty of $10.00 after this ! away, where he nibbed down lii« bruises and, s -atit tr himwtf on a rock, Slirrlir Null date. opened his p vat book and after the Beady Made Clothing, Hate and Cam, Boot* and nnine of "Bil Laiuar”wrote the words: "Mnined, crippled or otherwise disa­ The Tiger is for sale by onr regular authorized agent, C. C. county nt Barry, State of Michigan, i-faror of Ed­ bled F win A Buib. and Nellie K. Bath. lo me directed and delivered *<ains1 the roodl, chattel*. Urda and “No!" r WOLCOTT, who has a full stock on hand. tenement* of Tbomaa M Brady iod Robert K.Brady, JULIUS RUSSELL, "Insane F I did on lhe Iflthday of July.A I> 1S7V,levy upon,and "YES!” Peeler in Fancy and Staple •else all tho right.titlc and Interwt of the mH Thom- IRON, NAILS & SHELF HARDWARE American and Foreign Me, WOMA N’S SLIPPER, DR'l GOODS, SILKS and DRESS GOODS J. W. SOTDDARD & CO.; Dayton, Ohio. With Hoal Plate anti a When n railroad passenger hear* the histle rounding an alnnn it is his iirnt Manufacturers of the Tiger Hay Rake. second thought, except in the case of At $>2.30, worth >3.00. A Mias and green traveler*. A few days ago an Child* Slip, from 50 cents up. old man and hia wife wen' past*! tiger* In luens shoes we have a on a Lake Shore train, nnd as tlie sec­ very fine assortment of tion men ’worn funking repairs on tin low ent and a line in various places the whistle via aourtded pretty often. The old couple were fully alive to every “toot," ami each time tin* old num would stick hi» head out of the window. “Does it mean anything Samuel F asked the wi»e ••Vi"t time hi«* bein’ cauie back, but hr could give her no satisfactory explanations. A traveler tiehind them finally warned the old man thnt he ran a risk by siickiGg his head out, but at the very next toot he was al it again. He wore a plug hut which looked fully twenty years old, and ita loss would l»e nothing great. Fran >3.00 up. SCOTCH SUITS >11.00, *13.00, und >15.00 Preparations were quietly made behind him, and everything was nil ready MENS AND LADIES when next the whistle sounded. “I wonder what’a on the track now F queried the wife as »he moved around uneasily. “1 duuno," he replied, “I believe In an endless variety, all the way we’ve run over as many as a dozen men from >1.00 up. Our stock of since we left Toledo.” HATS is complete ranging "Do look out and see what if means,” from 7 cts up. Just re­ she continued. ceived, a line as­ Out went tiis head, his face towards sortment of tlie engine, and a smart rap with a Fancy cane from the next window knockc ' hi* bat off and sent it flying into n swamp. He pulled back with such n rush tliat he almost went over his wife into the aisle. "Land a stars ! but did it mean any- | thing F she cried, as she grasped him. 1 They are Nobby too. Our all "i should think it did!” he veiled. "It meant that I was a darned old f<s»l aud have got to go hate-headed all the ' rest of tbi* summer!". The hard-hearted conductor refused I to stop tbe train and recover tlie hat, , At $>4.00, worth >5.00 PRINTS for Si, 6, 7, 7i and 7| cents per yard. aud at tlie finis of a hot diseuwiun thu I bare-beaded victim brought bis fist down with Nbivenngforce nnd exclaim- I LAWNS fur 121 and Ui cU per yard. P. K’a. from 9 to 10 cent*. Ma1-T aa M. Br^dy and Robert. 8. Brady, of.ln.and to tbo following deacrllvd real calate, altuated In lhe vil­ lage of Mui vlHe. county of Barry. State of Michl, gan, to-wlt: Ix>t numh-r alxty flre [U] of tbe vll lage if Hartville, according to th. recorded plat of ■aid village ; ail of which I ibill expose for aalu at G-OOIDS, Dress Goods and Trimmings, Hats and Capa. Ladles and Misses* Shoes, Gaiters, Ac. Dress and Cloak Making a apeciaty. Phoenix Blovk. State 8l ENTERPRISE GROCERY Groceries and General Produce, DR. C. W. GOUCHER, CrocKcry, Glassware, <tc. ILKCTIC PHYSIC! tN and horgfemi- p UNFERMENTED F. A. JONES. MALT BITTERS NERVOUS DEBILITY. TRADE MARK EOULAR PHYSIC!AN .nd Surgeon. Day ani < Nlcht Call, pron pUy attroded. Office al mlice, North Main Street. Nub' H e. Mich. DR. H. W. WHITMORE MENS I YOUTHS SUITS, J. A. BAUGHMAN. Having bought for CASH a large, neat ■lock of 1LL1XERV! He Laughed Too. The Chief of Police yesterday had a visit from nn old farmer living out of the Center Line Rond, who had a story to tell. After two or f"»rw efforts he licgau • "I vhns goin’ home lust night vhen I overtakes two men on tier road. Dm* feller* <fej luft und saidt would 1 gif ’einuride. Hafttov, und say whtimp in." ' “Ye*. I nmlenatnud. ’ “Puoty queek one feller Inft and saidt lie like* Dutclinxxn*, causc’ni* uncle vhas a datchmuus. Dot vha* all right, and so J laft ton. T vlwm real tickled, mid I smuDM :dl oafer.” I I would mpecGulJy announce to tbe public that I ib now located In my TVEW STOKE, And keep eowtantie ou band a full .lock of RIBBONS, FAKCY GOODS, LA<:E8. GLOVBd. : 8ILKS, . MFTDL .OOIC8KTS, EMBROIDERY, . HATS. FLOWERS. BuNKirrs. CTC, KTu. DRESS MAKING Dooe with aeatnme and utepalch MRS. Or*!. YATES. ASH VILLE LIVERY. X J. OSMAN, Prop. np AND Hills ArcMmieaD Lan lower Co, MANUFACTURERS OF THE _______________ HKVRY BOE. JOB PRINTING AT THI8 OFFICE. Dr. HIH’h English Extract of BEST IN THE WMLDI LAWN MOWER. - IK THEIR SEASON. Lard, by the lb. or barrel, Sc., tfc., Fresh Goods, FuH Wsi«hts snd BOISE & FRANCIS. NEW ARCHIMEDEAN and CHARTER OAK FRESH FISH and POULTRY . Jbe Higbrot Market Price paid for Hides, Pelts, dec. COME AND SEE. I'cntrt Truly, OfHartford, Conn., K con»laaUy on band a bl. Rock of Fresh and Salt Meats, MH Hams and Shoulders, BU CH U s out :lta World, where lawn, ar- cnlUvalM, a.beInrtbo mo^ perfect and dwlrable Lawn Mower, eeertuade. They aland at th* head the Ii«t of Lawn Mower* In the U. 8. and Kuropc. They con­ tain all the Iraproventcnt. that experienc* to their ruanu factor* can >unM; irt buttfally ftwUhod. Uoroaybly made, ai^do aplendid work on erery variety e! lawn. Hand M<rtrer#M«,from* to V lachea. Peay and Horw fUuw, 34. 91 ant. 33 iochrn. Send lor al Broke Into my enrfoaure About *Xb of April, oecywrllnf .Ker. Tb» oi. tm will pleMeaUI theaame, pay charge* and *■*» Mmswsr Damibl Stxlxt. «if. aahrlUc, Ji.y2S.J8w. t.r BI-OARB. SODA JjARNBB! HARNESS F ~ Which in tho umo thing. SINGLE OR DOUBLE TURN-OUTS S’ tic ftullar and pulls me down liefrind u’nd s»yi» looks in my ixx-kefa far a MWMmtxnii <l«d vhasstold from Detroit. (‘<>r make-, ris nil laff like xnor goot •hukt." „ "It juanl have- becM funny. Ay BedicoSwalMlDle CALF BOOTS W. C. AYL8WORTH. MEAT MARKET. Cheese ui Everything ImM U MkI i tint (list Crtnij Stet I Proyribtob ----- OLD RELIABLE----- Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, Light-Weight Pants, If you read thia don’t forget the place. ££ IS IV RY ROE, Teas, Coffees, Sugar Moke* tbe boss Carriage, Light road and Team I COM'ERCIAI. TRAVELORS MADE A SmClALTY -.hr Imm. KMhvma, Mkh. J. MMAM, For a smaH *um of money and don’t you forget it. Have you aeeu any of Will’s world If not rail op him. one door north of Boise and Francir, get hi* prices and yon will trade. W. E. CLARK. WHJ be at RhcrUttod llonvc, Char» latte, June T. H Fellet Vt.Vilic |auc Sih. ^E'lI.rM^ENCICLMDU HOW TO YOUR OWN£~.‘--.! wgT= LAWYER ». W. UEGLER o CO,MW AaSlunflXPi. For Male bj F. T. BOISE, Nashville. Mich. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-07-03.pdf.pdf 8f0c4dd73cab4f30b836f4af34ca22b5 PDF Text Text ORNO STRONG,! Editor and Proprietor. I Devoted to the Interests of the Beet Party under the Sun | TERMS; $1.50,per YeAr I Credit Subscriptions >1.75. - ------------ . "■ VOLUME VII. LIFE IN NA8HVILLE NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN. SATURDAY; JULY 3,1880 —On Tuesday, R. C. Smith of Maple Grove, commenced harvesting, a tlqug tliat old residents claim never occurred heretofore, in this country on June 29th. Wheat fields in every direction invite the reaper, and on Monday next tanners generally will be in the har­ vest field working as only farmers can in harvest time. Here’s that all may reap an abundant crop. —The greatest excitement in Nash­ ville, this week, wba occasioned by the raising of the sidewalk along the west side of lower Main St., up to the grade. It necesitated the raising of several buildings, and lots of loud talking, much swearing and a little sparring, was indulged in, but at this writing everything is “quiet on the Potomac,” and the best judges concede that the raising of the walk is a decided im­ provement. . —A gang of country roughs, full of of beer, froth and vinegar, just made the locality about the old Union House howl with their maudulin caterwaulings on Saturday night at the midnight hour. They seemed to long for some­ thing they imagined was inside, and would not be comforted until Marshal Parker arrived upon the see ne and commanded, them to be still or he would cast out devils, lock-up or no lock-up. Should the parties in this dis­ graceful affair, ever enact this little scene, out goes their names in The LOCAL GIBBLE-G ABBLE. ■ ANOTHEE BUBGLABY. HASTINGS ITEMS A dafing burglary was committed in We are all bound to celebrate at West Kalamo on Sunday morning last, Nashville. the victim being D. B. Bowen, a well­ —The Red Ribbon entertainment has The band boys rusticated at Thorn­ to-do fanner, and one of three first been “shelved,” indefinitely. apple Lake, last Thursday. settlers of that township. Mr. Bowen —Mr. Liklen “took in” the excursion Mr. John Creasy has a fine kiln of had retired quite late the evening pre­ W. P. Sidnam of Barry, was in town brick, well baked, and ready for mar­ to Detroit on Wednesday, and a full vious, and was therefore in deep sleep, Monday. ket account of his experiences will be given when, as is supposed, some one ciit the Wm. Troxel went to Grand Rapids, The Green backera, hoisted a Weaver in our next. mosquito bar from the window, chloro­ last Tuesday, and Chambers, streamer on their pole, —Last week a Kalamo man stopped formed himself and wife, and then in Ella Whiu; of Niles is visiting hef Tuesday. his News, and that very same night some manner took his pants from a brother Ed. /of this place. Hastings was represented at the was robbed of *185.00. Jifstice is often H. A. Barber has put up an awning chair, in which was a pocket book con­ State Archery Tournament, last week swift and sure. taining about *185. in money, and oth­ over the frpnt of his office. in Detroit. —During the year 1879, there were Bessie, $Ving is spending vacation er papers, among which was a promisHon. D. R. Cook of this city has been ory note for *30. When the burglar or 96,187 bushels of oats. 80,891 bushels of with friendiLin Orangeville. named for Presidential elector, by some wheat and 111,195 bushels of corn rais­ Jake Osman hoe built a new buggy burglar* had finished their job they of the leading state papers. We hope went to the well, got a glass kept there ed in the township of Castleton. shed in front of his livery barn. be may win. to drink from, then went to the cellar —The recent rains have put our Mr*. Maty Brady, ha* gone to Battle The Jackson parties who were sell­ arrests in excellent condition for to­ Creek, to visit friends for a few week*. through the outside door, and helped ing dry goods in Cole A Son’s building themselves to what cider and other day’s celebration, and all that is uecea O. F. Walrath of Eaton Rapid*, was have vamoosed. It was not a paying things they wanted, and then left. sary ‘to guarantee a flue time is fair in the village visiting friends this week. institution. Mr. Bowen’s pants were found over' weather. .Mr*. W. G. Aylsworth and children, Mr. Battcrson says he will expose the start to-di y for York State on a visit­ two miles north of his residence, by names of those rowdies who invaded —Where does the change all go to ! the side of the road, on Sunday morn­ ing tour. the. fairground the other night, if the Ask the stranger-man who lias been ing, by James McCorey, who with his Mrs. E. W. Hollon, and daughter, of depredations are repeated. running a target gun in the old Boston wife, was on his way to a neighbor’s. Jackson, are visiting at Mrs. G. A. The old wooden building in the rear Store, the past week, and gathering in Mrs. McCorey first called his attention Truman’s. of Cole’s brick, is being removed, to the dimes and nickles at a lively rat*-. to them, but be, thinking they were Dr. Goucher has purchased the old give place for anew addition, to be us­ —Building* operations were lively some cost oft garments, dragged there Stevenson property, on east side of ed for an abstract office, by Cook A yesterday, some sixty different stands by some playful dog, payed no atten­ Main St. Sheldon. for lemonade, ice cream, etc., being er­ tion to them, remarking tliat if they Bob Henderson is building a new Mr. Aldrich of Barry and Mr. Casey ected on that day. This list includes were there when they came back, he buggy shed, in the yard adjoining bi* of Hope brought wool to town on Tues­ six bowery’s one side-show and one would examine them, but on their re­ day, got full of benzine, had a runaway targetgun. turn Frank Cole, who was with them, Mm. Harry Hale returned from a two and are now in a critical condition. —Joe. Shamp was trying to get a noticed the garment and picked them weeks trip among friends at Green­ Effects always follow causes. up, when on examination, in the pock­ basswtrxl slab away from a log in villa, Monday, The graduating exercises of our Un­ —To-day while the thousands of Tuckerman’s mill, Monday, when the et* was a pocket lamk containing the About fifty of our towns-folks went ion School, were held at Union Hall on saw caught it and jerked two of his fin­ News readers are either perusing or the above mentioned note, a tobacco to Detroit, last Tuesday, on the excur ­ Friday evening last and were certainly ger* against th* saw, fortunately Joe. waiting the arrival of this number, l»ox and jack knife. Mr. McCory at once a credit to both pupils and teacher. Nashville will be in the thrres of the sion to Belle Isle. sacaped with only a flesh wduud. Austin and Curt Mullan, Harvey Ow- I- recognized the pocket book and knife The following are the names of the —Clum Price had a colt folded this mightiest celebrations that ever occur- cn* and Geo. Case have come down us being the same he had frequently class, Mena Mudge, Edmund Dewey, seen in the possession of Bowen, and week that was blind in both eyes. It edina ruial village. Thousands of from Farwell tb work in harvest. Anna Nevins, Frank Baur,Henry Dew­ the note being payable to D. B. Bowen, was to all appearances a perfect colt, tire-crackers and torpedoes will Im; ex­ Mr. and Mr*. Mandiull of Hickory ey, Belle Spaulding, Alpha Carter and and its eyes were natural, except the ploded, cannon will be fired, bands Corners, were visiting their daughter, led them at once to conclude they were Lizzie Master. play, the program of the day fulfilled, his. Mr. McCorey a dCole started at pupils, which werecovered with a thick Mrs. Beebe, of this village, this week. On Saturday evening last Prof. Mit­ once for Bowen’s where they learned cartillage, and Clum thinking the colt and barrels of lemonade sacrificed. “Happy Geo~ge,” the Hastings aucchell and wife were invited to the Well, it is a proud and patriotic day, the facts in the case. worthle*s,kllled it. tio neer, gave a free, open-air concert house of Hon. D. IL Cook, and a short and The News does not desire to bear About two weeks ago two men en­ —James Hill of Maple Grove, is the on Saturday. It was largely attended, time after their arrival, about sixty that any of its patrons do anything tered a house in the east part of proprietor of a sheep that some time in A juvenile temperance meeting will friends, mostly scholars of the High weak or foolish, which may mar their the town, during the night, but as in April gave birth to a lamb, and in be held at the Christian churcb.at three School,surprised the Prof, by their joy­ peace of mind in the future. * they stepped inside the . door. about four weeks another was born to o'clock .Sunday afternoon. All are in­ ous presence and after a very enjoya­ they were confronted by the owner, —The Christian Sunday school held the same sheep. At this rate, Mr. Hill vited to attend. ble time, L. E. Kuappen, in behalf of who very politely requested them to will soon have a fine flock, but we are their annual election of officers last Lemuel Smith has been beautifying the scholars and friends, presented the “ git, ” which they did. No doubt they Sunday, and the following persons were informed that said sheep has suspend­ the surroundings of bis residence Prof, with five nicely bound volumes chosen : Supt., Mrs. G. A. Truman ; were connected with the gang of bur­ ed business till another season. by building a new yard fence, and lay­ of poetry, and his wife with an elegant glars which now is clearly suhstanti Ass’t Supt., H. H. Bailey ; Sec’y., Chas. ing a new sidewalk. —It isn’t often that one town can album. The Prof, leaves us with the ated have their lair in Bellevue or Kal­ Brady ; Treas., Henry Wolcott; Libra­ enjoy rain and sunshine at the same, Ad. Stanton strained bjs back, while best wishes of all. amo, and every effort should lx- made rian, Miss Hattie Austin ; Ass’t Libra­ loading wool last Monday, and now time, but such was the case in Nash­ rian, Miss Stella Wilson ; Organist,Miss to ferret them, out that they may be BARRYVILLE ITEMS. has tqriimparound, instead of walking ville on Saturday afternoon last. For Belle Truman ; Ass’t Organist. Miss brought to justice, and honest citizens with bis usual firm tread. instance, the people of the south part allowed the security of their homes Cora Davidson; Artist. Miss Hutlie W. N. DeVine has a niece visiting George Truman think* one can get of the village were enjoying a fine Austin ; Ass’t Artist, Arthur Ains­ which now they do not enjoy. Butun- him. more ride in five minutes, astride of shower while at the same time those of 1 til that is done, we 7 would1 advise those worth. The report of the last year Thefe is a wedding on thu hill nt the “ T ; a Texas pony,. ’Hum ’ "h« can get in two t" . the north part were basking in the ge­ showed an average during the first six old brick to-day. nial rays of old Sol. hour* and a half on a native ste**d. months of 105 scholars and during the Rev. I. N. Crittenden and wife, have Miss. Belle Truman has anew 7i oc­ —On Tuesday night the bottom of last,six months 110, au inciease of 5 per A BAND THAT FIZZLED. i gone to Evart this week. the flume in the Sippio mill’s dam, cent in favor of the last half of the tave. square piano, rosewood finish, The following letter, was received Miss Ada Norton is at home from at­ owned by Dr. Young, fell out, the wat­ year, and also an increase of 15 per which was placed in position in her Thursday, which explain* itself. tending school at Leslie. er washing away two hundred dollars cent bver the attendance, last year. father’s house, on Thursday last. Hasting*, Jum^ 30th, 1880. Corn is on the up grade but needs a. worth of dam in a short time. How­ The school has 14 classes with an aver­ The Methodists have improved the G. A. Truman, Esq. good deal of pushing yet. ever workmen were immediately act age attendance of 9 teachers, and of surroundings of theii church, by setDeak Suu—I hasten to inform you Miss*,Mena Mudge is at home from to work repairing the breach, and in a the 10 officers there has been an ever­ ing bitching posts around the inside that four of our band have refused to attending school at Hastings. few days business at the nulls will be age attendance of 6. The number of of their lot, and planting a horse block come to Nashville the 4th, and I am Elder McFail will give a temperance compelled to disappoint you in having resumed os of yore. visitors during the year has been 900. in front. our baud on that day. Two of our best lectuae at the church next Sunday eve­ John Clark returned from Halls Cor- players went to Chicago this afternoon —The Barty County Democrat, which The financial report showed a total ning. was born at llastingson Saturday, lies collection of *117.67 during the year nere,N. Y. last Friday.and will take a having got a job, tooting in a band, Our friend S. J. has a broader smile before us. It is a nine-column folio, and a disbursement of *83.39,leaving a trip to Muskegon to look after there for the season. Two others re­ on his face than ever. Cause, a bran main here and say as there is to be a shows evidence of good editorial and balance in the treasury of *34.28. We some mill property he has there before goodly number here on.>be 3d, they new daughter. typographical skill, and looks as cal) this a good report for a school he settled down. cannot leave their business, because it Austin DeLong, Dr. Scott and some though it had come to stay. A. J. where there has been no regular Sun­ Horace Martin centered the bull's- is their best day in the year. All these others are attending the races at Bownp is proprietor and M. H. Clark day services during the year. eye 21 times in succession, with a target Raid in Mr. Blair’s presence tliat they Grand Rapids. w.»u ’ d certainly come, as we all agreed editor. We extend to our new neigh­ —One day last week Mr. H. Burton, of gun at the shooting gallery last Satur­ to. l am astonished and Rurprised,aftcr Mr. Waikerof Leslie was visiting at bor the congratulations of the fraterni­ Maple Grove, drove down to Hastings, day, and claimed that it was not much having such a special and fair under­ his daughters, Mrs. Geo. Norton, Satur­ ty and wish it success. standing, that these men, should under day and Sunday last. and sold a small load of wool, and of a day for bull’s-eyes either. any circumstances^ think of disappoint­ —Messrs. Ainsworth ABrooks took a brought his pocket-book out <o the The census report of Maple Grove, ing you, but such is the case. 1 regret James Clark, of Hastings, gave a trip through Kalamo last Monday, and wagon and placed it in his coat pocket, explains why so many young men in all this, but I cannot make a whole rousing Temperance speech at Morgan found on-their route many fine farms, leaving the coat in the wagon. He then that town have sweet-hearts in other band myself. If I could, 1 should not lost Saturday evening. and pleasant farmers. They also found did some running around, in the city, towns, there being over 800 males, and make any excuse. I hope you will let And still it rains. Has every one Mr. Blair know the reason of our not that town to be one of the best wool­ after which he drove home, taking with only 700 females recorded there. coming, and 1 am entirely done with found it out, if not we would say so producing sections in this vicinitv, and him El. Kennedy and a neighbor who The census enumerator has conclud­ the band if this is their way of doing through the News, so all should know purchased over 5,000 lbs. within one went to town with him, and after get­ business. We have made all calcu* ed his work,but the latest returns show lation on coming until to-day, when it. mile of Kalamo Centre. Mr. Hiram ting home, EL retired for the night at Once more the busy hum of the au addition of one to our population. those two left for Chicago, that settled Gridley had the largest clip—367 flee­ Burton’s bouse, where he had been at Barryville mill is heard, and all who Youra very truly, If you ask Milt. Willis who it is, he our hash. ces—its agregate weignt being about work, and about 11 or 12 o’clock, was J. L. Rf.f.p. want good Hour should patronize will smile and say, “why! my daughter, 2,000. aroused by Burton, who wished him to to be sure, and she weighs 7 lbs.” Strenoun efforts were made to secure George. another band to take the place of the Miss Mina Mudge hosjust returned —An 8-year-old son of Y. P. Cassel, go and help look for his pocket-book, “No, ma,” she said, “Charles can one defunct, but owing to the lateness from attending school at Valparaiso, of Maple Grove, was running along in which he claimed was lost. They start­ never be anything to me more. Ho of the bouritwas impossible to find ed, taking with them the neighbor who Ind., just in time to attend the wed­ the swath, behind a mowing machine came out this sjfring in his last fall on his father’s place, on Tuesday, when had accompanied them in the day time, overcoat; and Ob! Ma if it had only one that had not been engaged to play ding of her cousin, Miss Dora. and proceeded toward Hastings, and elsewhere. Parties who have paid The strawberry festival at the he heedlessly stepped over in front of matched my new dress I wouldn’t care the sickle bar, and a aeriuoa,if not fatal, when neariv half-way there, the neigh­ so much; but it doesn’t, and we have their subscriptions for this band will eburdh was well attended, and every bor, who was tn advance of Burton and have their money refunded by calling tiling passed off in a very pleasant end accident would have been the unavoid­ parted.” on Gtxi W. Francis. social manner. 73 dishes were sold, able result, had not his father noticed Kennedy some distance, found the Mr. A. J. Miller of Woodland, has a bringing the society *7.50. him at that iastant, and stopped his pocket-book, and came back to /meet —The annual school meeting ot this fine young home, broke to drive by the It has long been a conundrum why team. As it was, the little fellow had the others, and when it was examined, it was found to be minus its contents. motion of the whip, and this week he district will be held at the Union school Cordie is such a good musician the an­ his feet and ankles badly mangled. After a brief consultation petween Bur- :purchased a fine carriage, and now has building on Monday evening July 5th. swer has been because he has practiced , fine turnout in which be gave one of It is the duty of every natron of our —A close-fisted fanner, Bring south ton and said neighbor they approached a saying Do Ra Fa Me (Dora for me) it ■of Maple Grove Centre, sold a cow Kennedy and said, “now El. if yon our boy s a ride through the village on school to be present and have a voice in is supposed he will improve very fast. will give up the money we will aay no ' lately tn one of our village butchers, more about it,” Kennedy was taken Wednesday. He report* crops in some the selection of the new officers, and The S. S. concert at the Church last and his hired boy, whom he gives by surprise and knew u«»t what to say, sections i of Woodland, to be looking to see that the verv beat men. those *10. per month, * a* to drive the ani­ but next day he came to Nashville for fine and wheat nearly ready to harvest. who have the educational interests of Sunday evening passed off very nicely, advice, and Burton went to Hastings ' the Church was crowded and the schol­ mal to town for » eta. which he did II. J. Martin, of Vermontville, having the district at heart, and who will serve ars all spoke and sang their piece* well on the same errand, and during the af­ last week Friday, and returned about ternoon, the deputy sheriff from Has- bought ' one of the Lansing colony’s the district the best, are elected for the considering this was the first time many one o’clock p. m., whereupon the far­ tings, came down and took Kennedy, lota, in the Little Traverse region, and ensuing term. Other matters of im­ mer told him that it was too late in the but after some talk with Burton they :built a fine bouse thereon, thia week de - portance will, undoubtedly, come lie- of them had appeared on the stage. We might mention a few that were day to put in a half-day’s work, but if 'concluded not to make any arrest. Ken­ with hie family to enjoy the fore the meeting, so let everybody turn deterring of special mention, but will nedy then told them he had been to parted I he would give him the 50 cts. he receiv- some । expense and trouble on this ac- cool, . invigorating breezes thereof, for out and work for the best interest of not when all done ao wall. Tbe school ed for driving the cow, he would call it ;count, and if Barton would pay half a couple of mouths. For years Mr. the rising generation. is in a aery prosperous condition, and a half-day, provided be would work .his counsel fee, he would not do any- 'Martin has been an energetic worker, thing farther, to which Burton agreed, The society lady never sheds tears the Supt. Mr*. Mead is proving herself well the remainder of the day. A sharp (and all parties turned their faces home- and his holiday is do leas welcome be­ She knows enough to keep her powder a first class 8.8. worker. । speculation, but mean. cause it is justly earned. dry. G ASTER. And Her Environ*. There in a big boom on ice. Wm. Burgess is building a new bam. This is “catching ” weather for har- NUMBER 41. = VERMONTVILLE ITEMS. Mr. Walworth struck the first blow, in the harvesting business, last Mon­ day. Miss Etta Herring was married on Monday, to Mr. Henry Eckstorm, of Pacific, Mo. David Walworth lies at the point of death, from the effects of - a cancer in the mouth. Fred Spellman has secured the posi­ tion of newsboy, on the train, from here to Detroit. He made his first trip on Monday. ‘ . The Sunfield church donated Rev. Pratt *50.00 last week, as a renumera­ tion for services rendered in their midst, administering the gospel. H. J. Martin and family have moved to Petoskey, to sojourn the remainder of the summer, in his new residence which he has had built for that pur­ pose. Ira Horton was brought before Esq. Bodine, on Monday, on a charge of drunkenness. He plead guilty, and was fined *5., which was paid by his employer, Mr. B. Lake. The theory of introducing medicine into the system by absorption through the pores of the akin, is now proven, by the great success of Day’s Kidney Pay, to be the only method of curing and controlling the most prevalent and fatal diseases that afflict mankind. In this paper there appears an advertise­ ment of this truly wonderful discovery, and no one should fail to read it; and if afflicted with any of die complaint* for which it is recommended, tty it at on re, as we are assured by the manu­ facturers that nothing is claimed for it that it will not positively effect. The next regular meeting of the W. C. T. U. will be held in the Christian Church July 6th at 6:30 o’clock p. m. We shall wish to see every member of the union prompt. Not only member* do we particularly desire to have attend these meeting* but all that wish to en­ gage in this important work. Encourageus by your presence 1allies,if nothing more. Mrs. L. J. Wilson, Sec’y. Nashville is ju*t more than getting ready to cele orate They propose to have a crowd that will bust the limits of Barry county out on all sidee.—Lo­ well Journal. The population of Nashville is 1,028 souls, and contains the best newspaper in Barry county.—Grand Ledge Inde­ pendent._______________________________ LOCAL MATTERS. IV Three-Year-Old Colt for Sale, Enquire of E. Cook. rp* Boss Fly Nets and Whips very reasonable at A. R. Wolcott’s FT* 1 Yoke of Oxen for sale at C. C. Wolcott’s Wosl! Wool!! Competition is the life of trade. I am in the market and prepared to pay the highest price for any quantity of wool. A. J. Hardt. NioUcc. The subscriptions in aid of the Chem­ ical Works being now due, notice is hereby given that I have placed the sum in the hands of Barry Everts A Co. for collection. 39-42 W.G. Sears. nF* Snow Flake Flour 2.75 per cwt a Boise A- Francis. Great Bargain.*. In Real Estate. I have resolved to sell all of my Real Estate property in Nash­ ville at very low prices. Don t buy till you see me. [40-41] P. Holler. ry Bee-Keepers should use the Comb Foundation for sale by H. T. Davidson. ry Just received a full lineof spring and Summerclothing at 8. Lirhavser’s ry Butter and eggs taken in ex­ change for millinery goods at __________ Mrs. L.R. Erb’s. ty Simplicity Bee Hires for sale at Old Prices._________ H. T. Davidson. THE JEWELER. C. W. DEMARAY. The finest stock of Clocks in Barrv or Eaton county. c*n be recommended by all, all full Niebel movement, Straight Line Es­ capement, Quick trains. t7* A fine line of Jewelry and Silver Ware. Two doors south of Truman’s, C. W. Dkjesrat. W You can get the Celebrated only *2.00. They are worth five times what they cost to any wagon. ty One 8-year old Horse for sale at ______ C. C. Wolcott’* nr Wilson A Howe still sells Boot* and Shoes as low as the lowest. for 40 cent* . �While CoL ordered, and on the MM h)« umbrella on the floor, and at buried down. Stephen A. Doughs wj, - — ft is a strange thing how little, in gen­ "Are you the editorfhe asked. choice of the convention far President, eral,, people know about, the sky. It is the part of creation in which nature has * “ Can yon read writing?” done marc for the sake of^ plearing man “Ofooorae.’\ —more for the soul and evident purpose “ Read that, then ” he said, thrusting of talking to him, and tmching him, than ^►bnson, of Georgia, was put in his PWte- The delegates who withdrew at the Cclonel an envelojM) with on in­ in any other of her weeks; ana it is just from the Charleston Convention imme­ scription on it, the ]>art in which we least attend to her. “B;----- ./’said the Colonel, trying to Thure are not many of her other works National Convention assembled in Balti­ diately assemblwl at St Andrew’s Hall, more. Martin Van Buren was unani- in that city, and, after adopting a series spall it. in which some more material or essential “ That’s not a B; it’s an 8,” said the purpose than the mere pleasing of men is No choice was of resolutions, adjourned to meet in Richmond, Va., on the second not answered by every part of their or­ “ 8? Oh, yes. I sea. Well, the .Monday in June. This body, after a ganization; but every essential purpose words look a little like ‘ Bolt for Din­ of the sky might, ao far aa we know, be ■A Whig National Convention met in number of meetings, finally indorsed answered, if, once in three days or there­ Baltimore on the 1st of May, 1844. the nomination of Breckinridge and ner/ ” said the Colonel “ No, air," replied the man, “ nothing June the dele­ abouts, a great ugly black rain cloud Htary day, of Kentucky, was nomi­ Lane. On the 28th of the kind. That's my name—8am*l were brought up over the blue, and nated for President by acclamation; gates who did not participate in the Vico President, T. Frelinghuysen, of convention which nominated Douglas H. Brunner. I knew you couldn't read. everything well-watered, and so all left I called to see about that poem of mine blue again till next time, with perhaps a New Jersey. On the 27th of the same jmd Johnson assembled in Baltimore, month the Democratic National Con­ and proceeded to ballot for a candidate you printed the other day, on the * 8ur- film m morning and evening mist for dew. oeaae of Sorrow.’" vention met in the same city. The two- for President, and John C. Breckinridge, “ I' don't remember it," said the ment of any day of our lives when nature thirds rule was adopted, and, after a of Kentucky, received the unanimous is not producing scene after scene, picture session of throe days. James K. Polk, of vote of the 'delegates present, being 105 Colonel. ufo om Imlxuy “ Of course you don’t, because it went after picture, glory after glory, and work­ Tennessee, was nominated far President, from the twenty States represented. into the paper under the infamous title ing still upon such exquisite and con­ and Silas Wright; of New York, for Vice For Vice President, Gen. Joseph Lane, stant principle* of the most perfect President Mr. Wright immediately of Oregon, received the unanimous vote of * Smearcase To-morrow. ’ ” “A stupid blunder of the compositor, beauty, that it is quite certain that it is declined, and Hon. G. M. Dallas, of of the convention (105) on the first I suppose." all done for us, and intended for our per­ Pennsylvania,, was selected to fill his ballot Antf caO up friend* beyond r» “ Yes, sir; and that is what I want to THE CONVENTIONS OF 1864. MylMsrt make* room for one place. . On the first ballot Martin Van Mrputa* -Ibrate a* » Rleam Ou the 1st-of June, 1864, a convon"- see you for. The way thr.t poem, was j ever placed, however far from’ other Buren had 146 votes, Lewis Cass 83, R. Of bODM, at kn^—youth’* »» tion under 4he name of the “ Radical mutilated was simply scandalous. I w >Uroes of interest or of beauty, has this M. Johnson 29, and James Buchanan 4. Dawn* on my visionary "'K11 ‘ . Van Buren’s name was withdrawn after Democracy^’ met at Cleveland, Ohio, liaven't slept a night since. It exposed j doing for him constantly. The noblest and nomii^ited John C. Fremont for me to derision. People think I am an ■ scenes of the earth can be seen and ’ the eighth ballot, and on the ninth Polk My «oul with tumbbins twin 1* beard Burrow, III, ass. Let me show you.” ’ | known but by few; itis not intended that A* each falae friend la dfadsterred 1 received 233 votes, to 29 for Coss and 2 President find Gen. Cochrane, of New “ Go ahead,” said the Colonel. | man should live always in the midwt of | for Van Buren. The National Conven- York, fox Vice President The Repub­ PITH A5D POINT. “ The first line, when 1 wrote it, reiul them; he injures them by his presence; lican National Convention of 1864 as ­ .1 tion of the Libertv party met in Buffalo, ; but the sky is for all; bright ns it is, it N. Y., on the 30th of August, 1844. sembled in (Baltimore ofi the 7th of in this manner: What animals attach them selves to j James G. Birney, of Michigan, was June. ,-Hum. William Dennison, of i-yt&g by b weeping willow underneath a genUe 'is not “too bright nor good' for human grape vines? Gray-spes (grapes). . ! nature's daily food." Sometiihes gentle, * unanimously nominated for President, Ohio,*was President. Abraham Lincoln What kind of animal comes from ' and Thomas Morris, of Ohio, for Vice was renominated on the first ballot by a That is lieautiful, poetic, affecting. Now, i sometimes capricious, sometimes awful; unanimous vote, with the exception of how did your vile sheet present it to the never the same for two moments to- heaven? Reindeer (rain, dear). 1 President What is the difference between a le­ public? There it is. Look at that gather; almost human in its passion— Missouri, which was cast for Grant I The 'Whig National Convention of spiritual in its tenderness—almost divine gal doejiment and a cat? One has For Vice President Andrew Johnson was Made it read in this way : | 1848 was held in Philadelphia. It beLying to a worpiag widow, to induce her to elopo. in its infinity, its appeal to what is irnnior- pauses at the end of its clauses, and the affright | gan its sessions on the 7th of June, and nominated on the first ballot The Na­ Weeping widow, mind you ! A widow ! tai in--------us os---------------------distinct as its-----------ministry tional Democratic Convention of 1864 o — j ---------------— of other has claws-es at the end of its | ended on the 10th, when Gen. Zachary .,n>> ♦« convened at Chicago on the 20th of Au- i Tn.i« This is ».w. too much—it's ann enough to drive „a •‘ chastisement or of blessing to what is es- paws-es. 1 Taylor was nominated for President on I sential sential And And yet yet we we never never attend attend to to it, it, tn« lotirui uaiiot ami aimaru ruimore Ex-Gov. Seymour,-of New York, ! man crazy! ” In Italy, when a man has a No. 1G the fourth ballot, and Millard Fillmore, [ wc never uavur make iuuku it a subject of tn thought, voice they make nn opera singer out of 'nfKAwYnrk far VW Prerident Tuv’ wnB •PP0’0^ permanent Chairman.“I’m Horry," said the Colonel: I we tor-B i!,ii „l XniiStoTSi Slav | ™ : For McClellan, 202j ; “ but-” J ' I but os it--------- do with--------’ —• sen­ has to our animal .him; in America he becomes on auc­ n ooi r if1 i«.ie u n' for Sepnoui, 23|. Gtorge H. Pendle- । “ But look o-here at the fourth verse," sations; we look upon all by which it tioneer. On the —d of May, 1848, the DemoOhio, was selected for Vice Pres- said the poet; “ that's won+e yet. What speaks to un more clearly than to brutes, “Do eagles give milk, mother?” For atormy'nighta ? cratic Nationri Convention assembled at | i(lent on b^hit I said wm: upon all which liears witness to intention 01,0 The Repubbcan Notional Convention cb« iby pearu u>c .winr, «nd ;o« then; m of the Supreme, that we are to receive asked the boy. “No, my son; what For ho who keen* a Mnadrno tuiulo you tlunk so?” “Because I've adopted, and Gi*U. Lewis Cass selected met- ftt Chicago on the 21st of May, He who to faithful to endure. more from the covering vault than the heard of the eagle's scream. ” •** #e i r°U 1868. Gem Joseph R. Hawley, of Con- I wrote that out dearly and distinctly, light and the dew which we share with I /?.e . ballot Into first ballot for nectjcnt w-ns selected ns President of in a plain, round hand. Now, what does tne the weeu weed ana and we the warm, worm, oiuy only as ns a suesuc- 1 Scientists claim that smoking injures Obrjrln* God** bumanr command* ; \1C° 1 nt .i lU , ?rC11i2.OtL ^iat l*ody. A ballot was taken, and the | your compositor do? Does he catch the cession of meaningless and monotonous | the eyesight But this is not true. The Who |MBa bfai aoul a apotleaa white. Gen. Willuuu O. Butler, of Kentucky. । President announced that 610-votes had | sense of that beautiful sentiment? Does accidents, too common and too painful to | boy m ith a stump in his mouth can see Hath naught t» fear on aionny night*. The I- ree Democratic Convention assem- lMjen cailti .jj for Gen. U. 8. Grant On it sink into his soul ? No, sir ! He sets be worth of a moment of watchful- j. father ten squares away. 22,1 of, Jun*7 ftt Ut,Cft’ the fifth ballot for Vice President Schur- it up in this fusliion: uess, or u glauce of admiration.—RutT . ‘ ® । When Jacob, near death, discovered । N. Y. Delegates from three States were lcr of i^hma, received 522 kin. NATIONAL CONVENTIONS. _ that he was without a cent, he cried : present, and they placed m mmimation voU .fli and W8S otes, was ph; UMJVU u UJKJU die UlU tUl they UUtk hurt. “I iuive never smoked during mv life; Martin Buren and a can djaah. lor ffor orVi~ candidate Vi ~ ------- r.Van , V’. for President, ’ • jILT"’ rn ” “ /ice President On the Now isn't that a cold-blooded outrage on Newly Married Couples. where. w mXy I have Heun-Dck^ for y ice Prudent The Fourth of Jul 18Q8 U1C delegates of a man’s feelings ? I’D leave it to vou if It is the happiest and most virtuous | saved in cigars ?” fatter, «ul»equ«nUr the vi-utitvinuv Demoentic ixui* party uiei met iu in .lew New York it fart.’ aicuturr. , • . - deelmed. On . the uiu xora ________ _ , state of society in which the husband .... , . . a- i . « r. • a . Under a republican form of govern- 9th 9th nf of /Iune nf of tnr» u‘c «nmn rrarn year a Rimilnr similar I*. | U) ___ candidates for President “ It's “Its hard, that's a fact," said the and wife set out together, make thuir I Fhe.newspapers often print the “last ■sent the mode mode of of nominating, as well nve“1 bon held ana in Buffalo. Seven- । an d Vice Seymour President. Horatio Seymour , Colonel.'• ! property together, and with perfect svm- ' wortb^ °f nien, but never those of wojnaunt the nominating as well ns ns °° ./"I >, wasii vice rrouaem. norauo - manner of electing, b’ officers LU।‘ teen isinnw-ntod the the chief tet? StateSt^'H represented by dele- ' waB selected as President of the conven­ “ And then take the fifth verse. In jaithy of soul, graduate all their ex-I en- Tlie latter would take up too much ed the nation is interesting to the iieople E“tf8’ not?1Ijatl,,n'?t-!lLS .tion. The first ballot resulted : Pen- the original manuscript it said, plain as ; penses, plans, calculations and desires ' r,x>m» and .crowd out all the advertiseWashmgton, owing to hi? exX-dcha? ' “U Buren1 or dIetont 105 : 33* • Church, 34 ; ■ with reference to their present means , ments. AorrMoum Herald. •eter aS invaluable wrXLl fe* “ for J English, 16 . Parker, 26; Johnson, 65; daylight : ... ri • i-------------------| trfigiuui, ; uuuusoii, ou; TbXs bwbt tbo jmiUnK raoiw?: it i* only zuttrr- and to their . future and common in- ' “ Mt dear,” said an anxious matron to _____a_____ . ■ -■ . Vice 1 - Hendricks, rr«>•» ,1 —. n I* u O1 1 V m-o President. iTvsident. Doolittle, 13; 2* ■; Tll.i.w Blair, j. ingdn** terest i her daughter, “ its very wrong for young country, was chosen first President un­ THE last WHIG convention. 1 On tlie twenty-first ballot the vote was : A man with only one eye, and a cataract Nothing delight- man more than to i people to be throwing kisses at each der the constitution. He was re-elected Tlie Whig National Convention of 135J English^ 19j Jolmsou, over that, could have read the words cor- enter the neat little tenement of the | other." “ Why so, mtuiimu? I’m sure by nearly a unanimous vote. During 5; " Doolittle, Hendricks, 132. rectlv. l.. the —. 16th of June in '. ’ ’ . 12, and — -----2_L2_, 122. ly. But your pirate un stairs there 1 young people who, within perhaps two they don't hurt, even if they do hit." Ins administration the Federal and Re­ 1852 assembled on • • • > yy., ______ i _ii •»._ r j publican parties sprung into existence. Baltimore, and was in session six days. । On tlie twenty-second ballot all tlie —do you know what lie did ’ He innile or three years, without any naources j A doctor savs that men catch cold On Washington's retirement John During that time fifty-three ballot# were States voted for Horatio Seymour, of >t reml : but their own knowledge of industry, tlirough their ankles ; but the Chicago New York, and he was declared the, TMk V’l’I U"‘ J’*rU*8 monkey., oo b Borety Ri*r>- j have joined heart and baud, and engaged Tribuue tliiuks they wouldn’t if thev Adami, of Massachusetts, liecanie by taken, commencing with 131 for Scott; of -tlie Presicommon consent the candidate of the 133 for Fillmore, and 29 for Webster, j nominee ------------ -— convention ----------- ---- for ... — dervdh—.,I to share together mv the -rvajMiiirtiiiiiiuiL'B, responsibility lookM after their own ankles as anxPresident, iuid and TiionuLK Thomas |UUU I and cuuuumug continuing Wiui with very v<uy inue little vunnvaria-।' dent. 4 —••• * Gen. n ” ’’ . P. ” Blair, v>« Frank of ^*urMis- ।'; By George trials and pleasures of iously as they look after a pretty girl's. Federal party for Frvsuueui, >■• t ! I felt like braining torn with ' duties, -interests, - Jefferson oF the Republican party, tion until the last, wheu Scott hod 159, 1 souri, was unanimously nominated for I **• a shovel. I uovor 1M’ c,d up in my । of fife. The industrious wife is cheer“ Yes, mamma, I t<xik three lumps of Adams was chosen President and Jefier- Fillmore 112, " ' ” ’ ' 4 * i lif*-*-” , i fully employing her hamls in domestic and Webster 21. On the Vice ”President isi U1 luv same iu unThe National Convention of the Lib“It was natural, too,” said the ! duties, putting her house in order tor sugar out of the cuplxkard," says the lit­ eon Vice President, he having the uext 1st of the satiie urouui, month, in the sauiv same iaiy, city. tle girl, contritely. “That was very । mending her husband's clothes, or prehighest numlier of votes. t In the year m» t the National Convention of the /'ral Republican party of the United Colonel. ’ ' ’ on the ’ fortv* ' Staten met in Cincinnati on the 1st of 1800 a caucus of meml>era'uf Congressi Democratic party, which, “ There, for instance, was^the sixth paring dinner, while perhaps the little naughty, indeed ; but, as you have con­ j darling sits prattling on the floor or lies fessed it, I shall forgive you." “Then was held in Philadelphia, which nom­ niuth ballot, selected Gen. Frankliu 1 May, 1872, and opened tin* Presidential i verse, i wrote . inated Thomas Jefferson for Presi­ Pierce, of New Hampshire, as a calldi- camjiajgn of that year. Six ballots were ' i am weary (with the kwing of the orean »* it sleeping in the cradle, and everything give me the other lump—I only took two." bcBvn*. . . | »oems preparing to welcome the happiest dent and Aaron Burr for Vice ilate for the Presidency. The first bal­ taken. ’ On the find Horace Greeley re­ Blister, whose wife was ill, was sur­ President. They wen- elected over lot stood: Cass, 116; Buchanan, 9.3; ceived 147 votes ; C. F. Adorns, 203; J It is a lovely line, too ; but imagine my J uf husbands and the best of fathers when prised by one of his friends writing let­ John Adams and Charles C. Pinckney. Douglas, 20; Marcy, 27; Lam-, 13 ; Trumbull, 110; Doits, 92 j ; Brown, 95 ; horror and the anguish of my family he shall come home from his toil to enters of invitation to a funeral. “ Then Mr. Jefferson was renominated and I Houston, 8; Dodge, 3 ; Butler, 2, aud Curtin, 62; Chase, 2j. On the fifth i when I opened your paper'and saw the joy toe sweets of his little poiadise. I This is true domestic pleasure. she is dead ?" said the friend. “ No, re-elected in 1804, with George Clinton, ; Dickinson, 1. Cass rose to 131 on the ballot Greeley had 258, and Adams 309, ■ line transformed inter of New York.. as Vice President, over thirty-fifth ballot, when the name of but on the sixth ballot Horace Greeley 1 I iro wc»ri:ii{ out my truuaera uu Uwy'rr open »t Health, contentment, love, abundance she Lr even a little better. But you I W|d bright are all here. . kri.^*. . ; m>uproopeetaj>.uopw«> <uv muBut u»v. **uv know when one is hurried at the lust -Cliaa. CL Pinckney and Rufus King. Pierce was jinwnted, aud on the forty­ was declared the nomine*! of the con-James Madison was nominated by a ninth ballot the vote stood : Pierce, vention for President. On the second That is a little too much ! That seems R lina become a prevalent sentiment that moment they do nothing well." or >--------------Q man must *-----acquire •—•---------------his fortune»--* before — he -CougrcBsioiud caucus in Januaiy, 1808, 282 ; Cuss, 2 ; Buchanan, 2 ; Butler, 2. ballot B. Grau Brown, of Missouri, was 1 to me like carrying the thing on inch «“ Mt sou," said nn illicit distiller, I think I have a constitu- marries; marries; that tlxat the the wife wife must must have have no no sym sym-­ “ remember that it is the early bird that for . Vice President by a vote of two too far. and elected President by a large ma- On the second ballot Hon. W. R. King, selected — .w. Uor share with him iu the pursuit catches the worm." pathy nor .jority. Ke was renommated in the of Alabama, was nominated by acclama- I ^*^5 to 261. Tile Republican National tional right to murder thnt\ compositor, patfiy “Perhaps ao. don't you? ” •-----> --------of it—in which most of the pleasure father,” replied the slothful young man -flame manner in 1812. In September tion for the Vice Presidency. " The Free | Convention of 1872 assembled in the “ I think you linve.” truly consists—and the youn. married —“ perhajM so, in Home localities, but -of the name year a convention represent­ 1 Soil Democracy held n National Con- j efty of Philadelphia on the 5th of June. “Let me read you one more verse, I ■ pco;>le wiust set out with as largo and around here it strikes me that it is the ing eleven States was held in New York, : ventiou st Pittsburgh on the 11th of Au- H°n- Morton McMichael was chosen us ' I cxjiensive an establishment as is becom­ early revenue officer who catches the which nominated De Witt Clinton. I gust, 1852. John P. Hale, of New 1 temporary Chairman, and Hon. Thomas wrote: ing those who have been wedded for - James Madison was're-elected, in 1816 Hampshire, was named for the Presi- ' Settle, of North Carolina, as permanent twenty years. This is very unhappy; it -James Monroe was nominated by a dency, and George W. Julien, of Inch- j President Gn the first vote Ulysses S. In one of the recent strikes an em­ ' Grant fills the community with bachelors, who ployer was using his best eloquence to Grantreceived receivedthn the<ntirn »ntirev«>t« votenfof all alltlis the thrill*. da^gnsrional caucus, he receiving anil for Vice President Tdxty -five votes and W. H. Crawford ■ The first Republican National Con­ States and Territories iu the Union. For Now what do you suppose your miser­ are waiting to make their fortunes, en­ convihce the w-orkmen how wrong thev dangering virtue, promoting vice; it de ­ Vice President Hon. ’ Henry Wilson, of fifty-four. The Federalists named Rufus vention was held on the 17th of Jane, able outcast .turned that into ? Why, in­ were. “You dotlie work, it is true/' stroys the true economy and design of King. Mr. Monroe was elected, and iu 1856, in the city of Philadelphia. An Massachusetts, was nominated over to this : said’ he. “That is labor. I pay you the domestic institution, and it promotes wages, for your work. That is capital 1820 he was re-elected without opjiosi- ।• informal ballot resulted as follows: Hon. Schuyler Colfax on the second inefficiency among females, who uro ex ­ i Fremont, 359; McLean, 196. CoL ballot The record of the year was tion. In 1824 the Congressional -caucus Therefore, our interests are identical.” pecting to be taken up by fortune and system was opposed by a large portion John C. Fremont w-na therefore declared completed by the meeting of the Na­ whirl*. “ Yes,” shouted a workman, “ about as passively sustained with any care or con­ identical os the interest! of s milkmaid <rf the Republican party. But sixty-six nominated. Upon the same ticket was tional Democratic Convention at Balti­ anembe-rs responded to the call,' and placed William L. Dayton, of New Jer- more, Md., on the 9th of July, 1872. Gibberish, sir, awful gibl»erish ! I cern on their port, and thus many a wife and a cow | ” >. must slay that man. Where is he ?” becomes, as a gentleman once remarked, \ fthcoe Dominated William H. Crawford aey, ns Vice President The American Upon the States being called all the hal“ He’s out just now," said the Colonel. not » “helpmate," but a “helpbeak"—j A charming widow owns a nice boy, Mbr the Presidency. Jackson, Clay and National Council met in Philadelphia, l°to but 45 were cast for Greeley, who “Come in to-morrow.” and a man wauts to lie appointed deputy Golden Age.______ Adams were also nominated by various- i Feb. 19. 1856, and nominated Hon. I wafl declared the candidate of the party. “ I will, ” said the poet ; "aud I will father to the lad. It is ohly Inst Bun­ 8lat<«, and there was n<» choice by the , Millard Fillmore for President, anu An­ il. Gratz Brown was nominated for Vise The Story of the Prams. (time armed." • day that, while the man was strolling people. The House of Representatives drew Jackson Donaldson for Vice Presi­ President Then he put on his hat, shouldered An animated controversy has of late ' with the hid, he asked: “Bub, does THE CONVENTIONS OF 1876. elected John Quincy Adams. Immedi­ dent Cincinnati was the meeting-place The convention of the Republican his umbrella, and drifted off down stairs. been carried on iu the French military your mother bang her hair ? ” and. the ately after this election Andrew Jackson ! of the Democratic Convention of 1856. papers respecting the relative value of the fool answered: “Oh, no; but you wnw Doniinated by the Legislature at I The delegates assembled on the 2d of party for 1876 met at Cincinnati on the Won a Wife by Bls Tongue. drum and bugle, some writers maintaining ought to see her bang dad’s head. Guess Tennessee. That action was indorsed |[ June, and cast seventeen ballots. The 15th of June. It consisted of 752 mem­ A frisky old bachelor who lives above that the farmer, others that tlie latter, the minister didn't know everything the Democratic party of the country, i। first ballot stood : Buchanan, 135 ; bers. Edward McPherson, of Pennsyl­ amd ho was elected in 1828 • ver Mr. I Pierce, 122; Douglas, 33; Casa, 5. vania, was }M*rmanCnt Chairman. On Willow Ranch commenced a correspond­ instrument should be abolished. Among when he told pap to prepare to die. Pre­ Adams. I Pierce’s votes were given to Douglas on the first ballot Blaine had 285 votes ; ence with a girl living in the east a otiicr arguments against the drum, it is pare, why he was just aching to die.” THE FIBST CONVENTION. the fifteenth ballot, but without effect, Morton, 125; Bristow, 113; Conkling, 99; short time ago, and finally proposed to urged that signals beaten upon it are un­ M Free Your Mind.” her that if she would come out to Cali­ derstood by very few, and, in support of Tn 1830 the first political national con- and on the next but one Buchanan was Hayes, 61; Hartranft, 58 ; Jewell, IF, fornia he would many her. She con- this assertion, an anecdote of the cam- | A Quaker, op hearing a man swearing, Wheeler, 3. The seventh ballot result­ wention in tliis country was held in Phil­ nominated. paign of 1859 is related by a writer in | said, “That's right, friend! Get all the ed : Blaine, 351; Bristow, 21, and Hayes, CHICAGO AND CHAKLESTON. adelphia. It was called the United | tlie Avenir Militairc, On the evening 1 boil stuff out of thee as quickly as possi­ States Anti-Masonic Convention. Fran- I On the 16th of May, 1860, a Republi­ 384, or five more than a majority. stopped over a few days to rest While of the 8th of June, 1859, the 2d French i ble. ” The following anecdote of Horace -cis Granger, of New York, presided. : can National Convention met at Chica­ William A. Wheeler received 366 votes there she heard bai? accounts of Modoc; Corps had arrived in the neighborhood j Greeley shows that if Mr. Greeley did Ko bramuss of importance was trans- | go, Hl. Delegates, were in attendance for Vice President on the first ballot. was told that the elevated )Kxrtion of the of the town of Marignan, too late to cut not sympathize with the Quaker, yet he The Democratic Convention met at St. orcted, but tiie same convention met in from all the free States, and also Dela­ country was buried under snow, and the off, a* it had been intended it should, I ooidd keep cool under provocation: BritiDMire in 1831, andnominat<-<] William ware, Mnrvlaud, Virginia, Kentucky, Louis June 27. On the first ballot low-lauds were deep under water; that the retreat of the Austrians along the. One day a stranger came into the of­ "Wirt, of Maryland, for President In Missouri, Texas, the Territories of Kan­ Tilden had 403* votes; Hendricks, 1331; flour and sugar there were none, and Lodi road. Finding thatit had come up ' fice, looking angry, and inquired for Stay, 1832, a Democratic Notional Con- ' sas and Nebraska and the District of Allen, 56; Hancock, 75; Parker 18; ■ On the second ballot when the sun sets the natives go to bod too late to accomplish its mission, its Greeley. I pointed him to the little den wention was held in Baltimore, to name Columbia, Three ballots were taken Bayard, 27. on account of not having lights. The commander hail issued orders for the where Greeley was t-cratching away for -wijdidatea for the Presidency and Vice ; for President, and on the last the follow­ Samuel J. Tilden bod 508, and was do vile wretch who slandered (?) Modoc to troops to bivouac for the night The dear life, and he made far it Presidency. Andrew Jackson, of Ten- • ing vote! was cast: Lincoln, 2311 ; dared nominated, and Thomas A. Hen­ her liad an ax to grind. After thoroughly first company of the 72d Regiment was As he went in I heard him say, “You Bessee, and Martin Van Buren, • Seward, 180; Chase, 244; Batea, 22; dricks was unanimously nominated for scaring her out of the idea of coming to extended in skirmishing order in front of old hypocrite! ” using an oath at the A convention of the of New York, were selected. । McLean, 5; Dayton, 1; C. M. Clay, 1. Vice President Modoc County, ho proposed marriage to the rest of the regiment, and its com- same time. Prohibition party met at Cloveland, Ohio, Tills gave Lincoln 231votes, or within her, and was accepted forthwith, she mander ordered Ins drummer to beat the J Greeley did not look, up or even pause, Aatxial Republican Convention''tw»em- , 2} of a nomiration, when several dele­ May 16, 1876, and nominated Green Clay deeming it more sensible to marry a ‘“‘MwmWr __ ­ 1...I I-’.-__ lhis ;____ - ___ _n_ on, his’ assembly."” Tl.n The 0.1 2d Regiment-of rr Zou but kept driving pen madly ■bled in Baltimore Dec. 12, 1881. James I gations cluinged the Imllots and gave Smith, of Kentucky, for President and young man and live iu a pleasant home ave* happened to be on the right front, nose within a couple of inches of the G. S. Stewart. of Ohio, for Vice Presi ­ Yterliorir, of Virginia, presided. Henry | him 354 votes. Hannibal Hamlin was and about 200 yards only distant from than take such desperate chances out paper, and his lips whispering the words ■av,-, Kentucky, was unanimously ( nominated for Vice President. A con- dent A Greenback Convention was held here.—Modoc (Cal,} Independent, the skirmishers'of the T2u; and the men after the pen, as was his wont aMiminaterl for Premdcnt, and John Ber- ■ vcntkm of the Constitutional Union at Indumapulis May 17, and nominated The fellow continued, calling Greclev’s Pteter Cooper, of New York, for Presi ­ mint, of Pennsylvania, for Vice Preai- : paity convened in Baltimore on the 9th Ceflieteries. attention to an article that had offended -dent In May, 1885, a -Democratic of May, and put in the field John Bell, dent an<l Newton Booth, of California, The old system of cutting cemetery muskets, and at once opened fire in the him, and denouncing him as a villain, a Motional Convention was held in Balti- of Tenne»ses, for President, and Ed­ for Vice President Mr. Booth after­ direction of the sound. The night had coward and a liar, with an oath after ward declined, and Samuel C. Cary, of •more. Twenty-one States were repre- ward Everett, of Massachusetts, for ulx)u t every other word, meantime threat­ wnted. President, Hon. Andrew Steven- Vice President. The Democratic Na­ Ohio, was substituted. ' All over the country the park bin<kcap»ening to “knock his head off ” ram, of Virginia. At this convention the tional Convention of 1860 met in Charles­ or lawn'ttystem is gaining favor. It con­ Greeley didn’t stop for a moment, but ton, 8. C., on April 26. There were “Save me! save me! throw me a sists in a’aeries of plantations of shrubs state-room door !'* cried a pawienger on and trees, bo arranged that the effect of the firing, Marshal MacMahon rode the Narrogansett <m the Di^ht of the dis- the entire cemetery, from the main hastily up, and found Ute two regiments ealmlury wpd turned to leave the room, Ktartncky, was chosen for Vice Presi­ fl platl'urm, a portion of the delegates MKter. He was a Bostonian, aged 28. drives, is that of an extensive park, all when Graeiey jumped up and squeaked dent, receiving 178 votes, to 87 votes for left the convention, and those that re­ He was saved, but bis hair has turned evidence of existing burial grounds be­ out to him: . William 0. Rives, of Virginia. No plat- mained proceed d to Iwllat. The first from black to white, owing to hij terri­ ing shut off by fohage. Of course, in ‘‘ S“.v» neighbor, don’t gf» Stay here liallot stood : Douglas. 145} ; Guthrie, ble fright. this system, the hedge-and-fenoe monand free ToUr mind!' —Oliver Johnron. nominated for President on the first bal­ lot. receiving 148 votes. John Tyter, al Virginia, was ©elected ns Vie- President. In December, 1889, a convention at Abo­ litionists was held at Warsaw, N. Y. James O. Birney, of New York, was nominated for President, and Francis J. �STORE! wall in a Baahvilte, Michigan. Bunker's Hill), and s Gardena. -Maya- inriri^Jy the cane m Tine, of American History. With an IMMENSE STOCK of New and Fresh au English genth-man iu me jwomm B'cntsr, which we copy below for the suffering! baffle 'deecripttou. *1 do not benefit of all who desire a pure, healthy hesitate to affirm that nowhere else does the female aex live in such' a wretched small type, aa it is pakf for by the foot: i any suitable vessel with a percondition. * It was .autumn. ' ed autumn, falae bottom; cover it with a laver Outbursts of wild joy, noise of gun mellow rays The sun AND TEEMING WITH CUSTOMERS on the lax i to ent •MW Jt ... , -------- - --- - ------------ vr- Montenegro; gloom and Deas of the ample lisrvcaL The litth? mixed with charcoal dust; and on the hang over the house if __ increase the number at the warrior's birds twittered and sang their sweetest children. Should you congratulate him and cheeriest notes in the branches of on the birth of a daughter, he is sure to the oak trees that skirted the foot of the a perfect filter. The foul water, how­ cut short your intended compliment by cloud-tipped hill, while the big ones ever. should lie allowed to trickle very saying, “ I beg pardon, air, Tie a girl,’' sat still and looked at them. Far awav slowly through the filter, if one would TTSo*. Our stocks for the Spring of 1880 consists, as usual, of th* and sometimes “Im a snake." The to the right lay a vast marsh, in which poor little thing grows up ignored and water-creases, sweet sedges, and bull­ HEM best selections from the largest wholesale houses in Nev despired until nor bodily strength be­ frogs generally mingled. tho filter, require special treatment n.oo York, Detroit and Chicago, which may be enumerated Don't forget that it w^g a pretty sight They must ta well washed in a hot solu­ comes in some way a source c( revenue T7.CM Suddenly a boat is seen shooting out tion of »oda or potash, iu order to re­ to the family. The boys monopolize all KJ.VO 11-00 under the heads of tlie affections of both mother and father. from the mossy banks that encircle the move the oil or other impurities. Then The former frequently suffers the tor­ marsh like a chaplet of laurel, In the they must ta thoroughly rinsed in clean tures of Niota, but for fear of her hus­ little craft are seated a young man and a water, in order to take out every trace of band dares not show her daughter say maiden; he strong-limbed and handsome, soda. The filings should ta mixed with tenderness. The little waifs of the Mon­ his face I'TonsoS by the kisses of the an equal measure al fine charcoal The tenegrin family can hardly walk about burning sun and scent-laden breezes; deeper the bed of iron, the quicker they tlie house before they are initiated into she fair and delicate like the lily or a will act Of course, if the water is very Chicafro boae-ball dub. foul, on unusual depth of filings and u tains to gather diy wood, iteturn they With powerful strokes be sends the very alow rate of filtration should ta must in the evening, bending under loads boat shooting through the water, while employed, z that few men would care to carry, or they the ripples fall away on either side. VILLAGE OFFICERS The above is a simple, cheap and very Ladies get a sound flogging and do supper. The Suddenly the maiden utters a faint efficient filter, superior to any other that Prroldeol— Wllli.m Killen. Recorder—K J. Fd rimer. , flower of their youth prematurely fades shriek, and a pallor o'erspreads her lovely I know of, And has the advantage of be­ because nature Las no time to shape and countenance. ing free to every one who chooses to make itz \ develop their fornix. Exceesivu labor ______________________ She has seen a bull-frog. o. Viliam, Attorury—W Maronsl—i. C. Boi-r. stamj* their faces with precocious age One hand drops nerveless by her side, Tlie addition of permanganates wi'.l not and a repulsive manliness. The body of and from it fell her hat—a dainty thing, destroy badteria, .or microscopic or- I the woman of the Black Mountains is of straw and canvass, trimmed with ganisms, Dtil the addition of hydrochloric ' ill-shopen and most ungraceful. She is flowers. Tlie young man at once plunged acid will. If it is detdred to purify water ' wanting in that elasticity which is tho into the water to recover tlie hat The containing bacteria, hydrochloric acid * ■ ■ ■ ,, -THE CELEBRATED sou?bf all form. Her carnage is heavy, cruel waves closed over his fair young mu»t iMo.ld.xl, lUltil theJ.tol uidigLtlr M her step long, and her shoulders are head, the last thing seen" being the part acid, to test paper. This Will destroy j a. m. aud 7 p. m. Sabbath acbod at 12 m. hucklo-backed, like the shoulders of all in the middle of it the whole of the animalculte; then suf- , niaeung every Tburaday evettlng. who pass ther lives in journeying up and ” But he omitted tto come up again. ficidnt lime water must ta added to j ~ A.SHVII.LK 1 LODGE.No.JMF. * A M Rejudown mountainous niads with li*ub» not . After waiting wail’ until '* it was a tatting neutralize the acitL The lime is pre­ Ur evmtauuk-*U*n on «»cb W«4ot*day eve. al They cannot fail to please the Ladies. in keeping with their physical strength, point that he had gone to stay, tlie cipitated bv means of the oxalate of um- ‘ 7 o'clock aharp. ou or before the full of the noon. TraaaUnt brother* are cordially invited. She walks with her head inclined on her । maiden rose in tho boat and gave a des­ monia. The final treatment is to filter i robkrtMcCarthy, w m. breast, as though ahe was crashed by pairing sliriek. JOHN L. SMITH, Secretary. through tlie iron filter which I have just the feeling of her own abjection. No “Dead, dead for a duck hat," alio descrilied. Tlie foulest ditch water, ’ OUR SYSTEM OF HANDLING ONLY wonder, therefore, that ahe looks on the moaned and fell over tho starboard ride, trvaUxl as atave, is rendered quite pure i Bu>iuf« Jirertanj. erect figure -of her father, brothers and never knowing that aha had got off a I and fit for drinking. est and selling on the basis of W. H. YOUNG, husband us on su’M'rior beings, in whose good thing. The above is exceedingly interesting to presence she ought to tremble and keep That night the sexton in a little village ou> readers, some of whom have asked | Feet and Ouneee P. Office Ea«i aide of Main 81rvct,Na*hvlU« • Office boor* from 7 to 8 a. m. and 4 U> 7 p. <n silent No wonder that those superior near the lake laid down one pair, and lie . where to obtain iron sponge for puqxjses enables ub to hold all our old custom­ beings, in turn, never miss an oppor­ was not playing poker either. The pair of filtration. Tlie filter described atave H. A. BARBER. tunity to assert their superiority and to was the two lovers who had died that j does away with the use of tlie iron sponge ers and gain new ones every week. A visit to the PIONEER b. Homeopathic I'hjildia and Hurxeor. rivet the chains by which they keep her day, and been fished out later hi the entirely, while retaining all the advantages • Office, t>c*r residence, oo corner of W*ahli>r as submissive as a slave. evening. of that material. We tadieve at the pre­ ton and Stale Streets, NasbrUlv, Mich. STORE will convince the incredulous of this fact. We aim But----------where was Outside of household duties the woman -------- ---the bull-frog that sent time there is no manufacturer of ~CHAS.~JI. BRADY, to please patrons both in quality and price of goods offered of Montenegro has no opjiortunity to 1 caused this calamity? Hjxinge in the United States, nor have we develop her mental faculties. It is only Oh, w «re, indeed?—Chicago Tri- baud of any place abore it eat; bo obSESii them. Although most goods have advanced from 15 to 25 per of late years that little girls have been bune. tained. •nlaaa^u. , aod Conv*yaoclt>( a «p«cl*ltT. Buuuty ao4 Paspermitted to attend meh schools m the Try u» Iron filings and iron turnings, or bor- | «ion Claim, prompily atuudsl u. and ail1 stbsr cent we are selling many of them at the old prices. Jeffeswn’8 Manners. *-- alurM cntru.t*-- tu my car*. Uffic* oppoalt* Uncountry affords. The improvement, tugs, as they are called, can ta obtained Houm, NaaNvlD* lllch. and see. -WhenbeJefferson President be however, .cannot very greatbecame for a long in almost any town in the country—curtime, as 'the necessities of every-day life | carried his simple manners and tastes tainly in any town where there is a foun­ LEWIS DLRKEE, \ g—Will continue to pay the highest market price i® absorb all their time, and tho customs of | into official life. He determined that dry or machine shop.—Rural New T AWYEH, Notary Public, Real Ratal* and Inaur ° r 'r tho country confine tho female sex I Ins inauguration as the chief officer of Yorker. JU *ne* Acent. ColtocUina promptly mad*.and | exchange I0T all farm products. C*nveraociu( properly executed Office In D. C ° * within tlie narrow and brntaliring sphere the Republic should be as free from disof the lowest manual labor. Long will . play as jxwrible. Dressed in plain block The Woman Who Writes. they ta doomed to climb ropks and leap clothes, he rode on horseback to the old EMORY FARAD?. from ravine to ravine to carry home the I Capitol, without guard or servants, dis- , We all remember the strange little USTICE or THE PEACK. Conveyancing car*t* n* Ox U ’ll- U"ZU .... , who needed fuel and provisions. These mounted without assistance, and hitched woman in •‘David Copperfield," fuiiy and promptly au*nd*d to. offic* M.t Prop, r Pioneer otore, XT JNosuville, Mien, nails in orderf.uv for him aide Main Blra*t, NaabvHJ* Mich. women strange as it may seem, pride In* horse to the fence. On the steps he । kept r7Steerforth —~~~-i_‘a_ thc-mx.lv^ou lh.h^Lniu.rrcnanm m»t by . number of Inand.. vrho |Ond rendered mmilrn, to rtber folk H'M. PARMENTER, One dav, while going to Nicrnc bv the accompanied him to the Senate Cham- formoderate hire. Her nuhistywas I). Office over Hull'* Drug atora. Ver \TOW IS THE T1N1E the mountain path, 1 met a number of tar, where he delivered his maumxral ad- । uot stranger than uithat d a.little moot villa, Mich. , 1N| them carrying np the baggage of a jmrty Ltiring lhe Administi5lion of ! ^’^mn here m New York whose busm«^ -it is to write notes for fashionable women ir. H GRISWOLD. j>o juke Advantage of the of English tourists. One was Heated on General Washington and John Adams D. Homoeopathic Phraleiaa and Snrgeoo. ° a rock, weeping bitterly. On being j ^e sessions of Congress had been opened whose indolence or lack of skill in pen­ • OffiRe — over D. C. Griffith•* atom. Roeldenc* i -----------questioned concerning die cause of her i tt style similar to that by which the manship or in the art of epistolary composition forbiils them to write notes for . grief, idie repbed that she hod been in- 1 English sovereign opens Parliament suited by one of tho party. He had teld ' Tb° President, accompanied by a large tliemselves. This obscure worker knows | ----- !L A. M. FLINT, her that she would never ta able to carry escort on horseback, drove in state of the how to turn sentences cleverly; ahe can ' her share of baggage to the top of the Capitol. Taking his seat in the Senate say graceful things gracefullv; she can monntnin Ctauntair, and the House of Representa- write a note which sparkles all over with collection* prouinll, mule. ( The novelist in search of plots and in- tivi« summoned, ho rend his ad- g>Mxl humor and effects its purpose. Grlfflth e Store, Nob rille, Mich. Mr. Jefferson, to whom such Thi4 ia her skill, her equipment, her triguna would lose his time by visiting dress, capital in life. Of its kind it is as genu­ R PARADY, tlie Black Mountain. Aside from patriot­ ceremoniiw were distasteful, swept them ine as any. The things that she knows ism and self-denial, there is no romance all away by one act He Mint a written how to doore things that need to ta done. in the life of Montenegrin women. The meoEage to Congress, which waa read to , There is as pwitivc a need for her skill | promptly, and bi the 1 K. of Mate ritroet. rude mountaineers have no gallantry.- both houses by their respective clerks, • itwe lias tliwt of the pluml»er—if we may has been observed ever ,Lfi B~RASE'Y----------------- ■ They shrink from the simplest civilities and that practice Where he is constantly opening nt‘ one of‘ his ’ reforms, * *how- imagine a plumber who really has skill— I to women. A compliment, even to the since. Againi w.uuuu* lowg- > pite« in the v „ . . anil. However girljie loved, would subject a Montene­ ev^r, the ladir nition her business may ta among trades aad wfn1Dlt hand*, cn mate. Mr. Jefferson, disliking the grin to ridicule. Young girls traveling and profeiwons, it is as* legitimate os any. --------- CHARLES SCHEIDT. alone in the heart of tho region are safer levees which had been held at the White j There are women who cannot write the ataliahed them. He established I'KSMITH, Bttrn<i» pnrtcpdy lo all work I tlian those under escort Woe to tho House, puouo days u»?o for .U. the rnv reception of W ui- I «”*<* !»««• required of them with | $ ■ Mjek.oillh and shoving line, at hie two public com-------- IN--------nun, however, who dare address her an , Wen -Ide M*m <»1« ■ <-*»• She sati.-daction to themselves and other ’'•"V-—the 1st :z of' January ’------- —and 2 2__the Y—4th A of , improper word, f ’ . wotdd~tavepany "t aaser-bv and on reach- Jul? luly.• Gn On other other days days he he was was at at home home to to women who con do so but dislike the octector in every passer-by, and on reach^liscrllxnroufl €xrdn. ing_ the young men 411 ‘,the™ who cam« on business or out cupation, and many of them are glad to *• village,* a score of ’of yotln g meQ would vie wS£ each other fo*r the*honor M<u-V of.1110 Washington < W for dl° .^‘^The prof<*MonaJ | of washimr out tlie offense with tlie blond ladies, indignant at their social pleasures letter-writer has managed tj discover YyOLCOTT HOUSE, of the offender ! tlxxxM curtailed, determineato force thi® need and to turn it to account in se- ! N'wmHvillas Mlohlgan. ';________________ i the President to hold the customary curing employment for herself. She has I Varalltr I lend T ivinr levees. j many clients. Some of them engage her C. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. . . . . ... . . .* . On tlie usual levee day thev resorted f°r specified hours of each day, to write A man of the kindliest impulsee has ftdJ dreM -pj^ ( whatever notes there may ta occasion to j only to feed upon indigestible , w and Ita natron are alway. .uro (vtUn* Mtnr a> ’' * food ‘“w for “a ; Preaident waa out taking a ride on horse- I send, while others employ her only upon I wWethere thereis » more more I X^SSu'nSr’S.:.”” few days, and fortwitli his liver is of- ■ •b^Z • “oa"bi»7mmi •• *— • .... 1I |»rttail«T oca-fan.where teetal, «d then lu» bnun. Hi. bhc •“;------ < were filled : writing usual to' writing ta done.than Her ex- to | Pi. i-oom. «n nrax ----------------------------------------------------------------—4^ withthan elegantlyusual tadone. HerAoo/. ex- I pi« Roonu 00 nrat ioo». ! talitre. Mi blunted; huuu«>~ii<«. mak.. uresseu dreZ-d uuuea. l«diu. nt At uuce onco ui.nuug dirfafag uie tho I perienew ire intereatfag. . ~ varied and „ ----------------IT* It is economy to trade with me, for I will not allow any merchant t» him waspish and fretful. He is like a rd«* ...1 uinr.. «< ■■■», plot, i„. he apj»eared before ♦>,<. the fair guests I Sometimes Sometimesshe shehas hasto topreserve preserveonswere answersto to 1 1 I, *• hedgehog with the quills rolled in, and Looted and spurred and covered with ' notes that she has herself written upon a i undersell me, who sells for CASH. will do and say things from which in dust So courteous was his reception of few occasions, yet♦ HoKM HO-rbeH ’-----------1— when invitations not — health he would have recoiled. Sydney ‘them, and so graceful Ins manners, that received were known to be coming, she j . ' FurnUhinj *2' ~ Smith did not exaggerate when he tlie loilies went away delighted with the hod to prepare answers to them at one I And dealer in Sefara. Tobacco, GeaU* " It you want a dean tbave. or fins hair j------------------------------------------------------------------- -----------------------------------------------------------------affirmed that “old friendships an* often President, but chagrined with them­ house before writing them at the other, I eot, call*e. on Frank aud you will go awai nori OU HAVE THE destroyed by toasted cheese, and hard selves. They felt that they had been but being a discreet little body she keeps jjon’t forget "the ,K- >lac*-on* — — *door — — — *■ -of1 th*PJld TTEJEUL2 Uouae. ] | 1 salted meat has often led to suicide." guilty of a rudeness in visiting a guest her own counsel in such cases, and does Union __ Even so intellectual a man us William who did not expect them. It waa their not reveal the nature of tiie replies, alI When we say this, we mean that you have Hazlitt, writing to his lady-love, could lost attemj>t to break through the nites ready prepared, to tlie client whose in- w Maple Grove, — ,. "Inever 'I never 1c love you so well as when I ' of Jefferson's household. — Youth'a Com- vitations they are meant to answer.— aav: think of sitting down with you to dinner New York Poet. g LIEBHAU8EB, on a boiled scrag-end of mutton and hot i potatoes.” • • • Justly did Tally- | A Hawaiian Heroine. A hoo killed and ate some of the Rev. rand inveigh against the English that Bryant Ransom's fine chickens, at Passing along King street last week, And Dealer in i they hod odb hundred and fifty forms of says the Honolulu Advertuer, we noticed Mount Vernon, Ohio. The annoyed religion and but one sauce—melted but­ a gathering of natives, in tlie center of clergyman caught the brute and ent out READY MADE CLOTHING, j We are opening the largest and most complete stock «T ter. Tlie celebrated scholar. Dr. Parr, which was a middle-aged man, of rather one of its eyca. He had intended to de­ omm. b. ’ I SPRING GOODS, that we have ever had the confessed a love for “hot lobsters, with a a sickly aspect, and a young girl of some stroy its sight entirely, so that it could pleasure to present before the people of profusion of shrimp sauce." Pope would sixteen or eighteen years. Drawing near, see 'no more diickens to catch, but lie in bed for days at Bcdingbroke'a, wo found it was coo of those who had through pity he left the job half com­ rpHAT HUSBAND OF MINE I Nashville and vicinity, as a call at unless he were told that thpre were l>een washed overlxmrd from the Waioli, pleted. ' His congregation, however, do Geti hie SHAVING and HAIR CUTTING our store will fully prove. stewed lampreys for dinner, when he and the girl waa bis daughter. . He wm not credit him with much mercy, and -would rise instantly and hurry down to relating their exjxjrience while overlxmrd have resolved tp put him on trial for the the table. A. L. RASEV'S, —alxxit an hour and a tadf. When Handel ate enormously, and when he thrown into tho see, tlie man had <m A little boy} 4 years old, having of­ dined at a tavern, always ordered a din­ heavy aea-booto and thick Nothing. ner throe., ---On lieing that all Aller --- . for , ,------------ " told ., After BWWimuig swimming ua wuuo while uv he began to uj min find ten lieen told it was wrong to ask for would be ready m ROOD m the company ] “ aifficnxJt to L keep above water, * ‘ . and ’ ‘told ’ 1 anything st table, was down at dessert g A. BUSH, Buuum Arrive, wuiuu c»puuu. should arrive, uc he would explain: Den hi> his daughter that he must noon soon give up— After patiently waiting for some time bring up the dinner, prcRieeimo! I am his heavy boots would sink him. She without being noticed, he exclaimed, “THE BOBS" de company." encouraged him to persevere, and she “Mamma, please, may I have an orange, It must also be remembered that we also carry an immnri— would try and rid him oi die I >oota. 8ho if I don't ask for it?" “Yes, dear," Living in New York, 17M; then dove bencjith him, and, after several was the reply. But, after a considerable stock of NANHVItJLE. The Tontine House, under the care of attempts, actually succeeded in removing interval, the little fellow, Dot gutting Mr. Hyde, is the best hotel in New the heavy boots, which, of course, fitted his orange, again addressed liis mother York. He seta from 12 to 16 dishes very loosely. She dove again and re­ with, “ Please, mamma. I’m not asking moved his thick woolen pouts, which mi­ for an orange." This time he was duly- \V ILLLAM JONES, rewarded. board, without liouor, 8350 to 8400. AND Butter in the market is 37j cento per pounjl; beef, compared with English lighted, he was aide to keep hia head beef, is poor; turkeys are 62 ’ cento each; above water until, at length, the vessel's tion a fine tay wan born in Manchester, common fowls are 25 cento each. Of boat came along and picked them up. CL, and named Arthur. with the under­ HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC. standing that his middle name should “Albany beef,” sturgeon, you can get Was not this a Hawaiian heroine? ta that of the Presidential candidate. cnough'for 12} cento to feed a fapiily. It is a singular fact that he now rejoices hate the benefit of iL lx Bombay they have what they call Oyatera are plenty and large. Peseta* the “sorrowful tree." They flower only in the name of both the Republican candidates — Arthur Garfield. All ranks at people smoke cigars six or at nighL ORN O STRONG, Spring Goods HAPP O lothing, Hate, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Sashvillt girertorg. and Gents’ Goods, Crockery, N M DAVIS AND SINGER SEWING MACHINES! <Troo<lt5» to tlie yard to tlie pound* Hon­ Three fSixteen M L. J. WHEELER, J M GREAT SPRING BOOM. It Can Be Found at D. C. GRIFFITH’S TsTew Spring Goods CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, | Boots, Shoes, Actions, Etc. Bargains in Spring Goods. DRESS GOODS and PRINTS,- BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, BOOTS, SHOES, ALL KINDS s FOOT COVERING* �NASHVILLE, MICH. PKKSIDEKTIAL I0MUATI0I8. With gsatte, .«aqr, quite <nm. sad tnw Majestic Mian, Kow her*, now tbere, bU toweritg form quite fr»quaotiy ia sacs. . Hia lock* May ba a cbaatset brown. or bteak aa pealed to the Mciitimentality of neighbor*, and they buried tne pair in one coffin, with-their arm* about each other. ______________ _________ In the breach' of promise auit of McPheraou, agt. Warnie, at Shelby ville, Ind., the defendant’* counsel took tlie broad ground that no woman of 57. which was the p^tintiFa age, could polwibly form a rouiautic love for any .man. Tlie jury sustained that' theory by their verojet. I »m prepared to furnish the public GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. Unquestionably the bestJSnilt and Easiest Riding Customer—" Why are ‘Mult Bitters’ > popular I" Druggist— “ Because, ns Food Medicine, they enrich tbe blood. There orc four residential candi­ dates in tlie field to pick from, and each party claims to have tlie best man. Twenty yeans ago, the same number was presented to the people, for their . choice, and tho campaign was a closely contested one. This ye|u, some of the parties have built entirely new plat­ forms, and the othei s have patched up tlie old, and the stump will be mount­ ed and when election day comes, thou­ sands of voters will have their brains so bemuddled with political harrangue, that they will not evea know who all the candidates are, much less, will mey know which of tlie four they want to cast their ballot for. That gold crosses are often hollw is ■well enough known, but perhaps few persons have discovered what a French writer baa—the use to which this va­ cant space is put by English ladies. It is -filled, he says, with cordial, or sherry, or brandy, for sipping in pub­ lic places: and thus the religious sym­ bol is made to administer to creature comfort. "This custom can be obeer ved nightly at the opera, where a charming young lady is in the habit of pressing to her lips at tlie most pathe tic passage* an enorm on h gold cross." If this story is an invention, it is at least ingenious. A gentleman i;.“ Rutland, who Iioh been reclaiming swamp land adjacent to quite a good-sued pond, and who has so well succeeded that he gets a heavy crop of timothy therefrom, says that from the original foundation, or bottom, there must have for years been a continuous accretion of soil, as in many places he finds two tiers of stumps and in one instance, where he cut down a tree and drew out the stump he found, immediately underneath, an­ other, and the pulling of the second revealed still the third, which was al­ so taken out. AU in tho bolancs bare been weighed : nous suit, 7 OI what a pity. We'll give to him a tribute small, then close thia little diUy. Oar hearts are with compaasion moved, with sorrow MICHIGAN NEWS. A boy named Holton waa drowned in a cistern at Marshall, on Monday. Mr. E. Snore of Sandstone, has been fined $25 forbeating his little niece. Fred Lexon was bitten by a rattle snake at Dowagiac, last Saturday while mowing. Platt Wins of Bangor died from the effects of an over-dose of morphine on the 29th insL The safe of Messrs Howe A Miley of ttUARTER MILLION SOLD! Kalkaska was burglarized of $460 on the 33rd inst. A dining car is now attached to the fast express which leaves Chicago at 3 p. m., on the M. C. B. R. Hill’s giocery. at Vicksburg, was en­ tered by burglars on Tuesday night and $3. aud some cigars taken. A $45. cow, got entangled in the rope with which she was tied, at Leslie this weekand broke her neck. A broken rail on the C. & G. T. R. R. Incontinence or Retention of Urine, Painful Urlnsnear Vicksburg was the cause of ditch­ tlng, Brick-duit Deposit, Infla-natlou of tbe Kiding 13 ears at the place last Sunday. The Union school building at Mar­ neya, Female Weaknoaa or Nervooa Debility It will shall was damaged by fire on Munday, to the amonntof $8,000. Fully insur- CURES WITHOUT MEDICINE, SIUPLT BI ABSORPTION! For a few days only J. A G. Meakin’s IRON STONE CHINA! IT IS GENERALLY KNOW Every Patient Delighted $200 REWARD Mr. Bailey, editor of the Ann Arbor, Argus has been sued for libel, by Col. Burlegh. Damages claimed, are $10,­ 000. A mini named VanDyne, who claim­ ed to be from Battle Creek, suicided at St. Johns last week by taking strych- THE IDEAL OK THE TRUE ARTIST. All Goods of this Manufacture, Therefore I place my Goods upon the Market, confidentially believing they will stand the test, and prove highly satisfac­ tory to all who purchase. i£LLL E. COOK COFFEE AND TEA AT ANY PRICE. Choice HoaatH of Beef, Pork Veal, Mutton aud Steak, "so tender as never vas.” For the whole population. Day Kidney Pad Co. Sam Skaner, x dissipated ex-prisoner nt Jackson was found dead in his l>ed at the Exchange hotel at Holly, on the 24th inst. * Y’illage Resolutions. Henry Gibson of Detroit, was pros You can always find the following articles, or will be made to t rated by sunstroke while driving Risolvi d, by the Common Council of the village order: All'kinds of j home in his wagon flora that city on of Xsahvlllo that thevonitruetlon of a ditch to drain the avamp through which Durkee Htrret and Pearl ‘ the 34th iusL run*, on the south side of lota owned aiul Florida it is not too young to have i Mrs. Eva Phillips of Buttle Creek Street occupied by James Ilaird, I* a necessary public tman utterly obliterated city. St. Joseph suicided last Puesduy bv taking I^aud- pruTerucnl. and nececaary (or tho preservation of tbe health of the ciltnns of said village. Be it furwas once a thriving seaport, the ter-* I nnum. Domestic troubles is alleged to OSBORN REAPERS AND MOWERS, SULKEY RAKES,7 minus of a railroad, a shipping point fur be the cause for the act. hundred* of thousands of cotton bales I The store of Erlwin Eaton, of Leslie, Shovel Plows, Corn Cultivators and Harrows both Square and wm broken into by burglars on Mon­ annually, and the supply depot for the day nignt and the money-drawer pil­ butterfly. western section of the State. It lost fered of $2.00 before tna miscreants its commerce, dwindled rapidly in pop­ were frightened away. Four prisoners broke jail at Port ulation, was swept by yellow fever.and finally a tornado levelled the last of die Huron on the night of tlie 24th inst, Double and Single. Heavy and light, unsurpassed in style, qual­ and one remained in his cell, choosing houses. The place is now a wilderness. rather to let tbe law take its course ity and low prices. Repairing done cheap. Cellars, Collar than to run his chances of escape. Pads and in fact everytliing in the Harness line. A young woman at Alden, Iowa, Mrs. Robinson of Battle Creek lump­ said ahe "wished to heaven that she ed from a rail road bridge iu ortfer to might die that day.” A terific storm commit suicide but wm rescued by a arose immediately with thunder and man who happened to be near by. Carriages, Top and Single buggies and Spring wagons. Trim­ Eugene McGregoi was drowned at lightning, and she imagined that it ming a specialty. Old tops made to look as good as new. bore some relation to her cose. Hast- Kalamazoo last Sunday. He was with a party of friends in a row boat which Remember we have a foundry and are always ready to reaning to a church, she knelt and prayed, capsized throwing the whole party pair make or furnish anything made N)f Cast or Wrought “Oh Lord, I didn’t mean it when I said overboard and all were rescued except Iron. * . a I wanted to die. Please don’t let the McGregor. Harvey Murphy escaped from the lightning hit me. Jackson state prison last Sunday. He Horseshoeing and Job Work done by the best of workmen. Aman who firmly believes that a was employed in pumping water from the prison coal mine, and wnt» sent second flood will come next Novem­ from Casting a specalty, Scrapers and Farm Bells cheap. Chilled St- Joseph Co., on a sentence of ber to cover the whole face of the earth three years, for larceny. and land sides to fit almost any plow. Kettles, all sizes, Col­ is building an ark at Helena, Texas. A railroad truss bridge at Greenville umns for brick buildings, Iron Fencipg &c. The craft will hold fifty persons, with began to givc.way while a passenger food for forty days and forty nights, train was passing over but tne engin­ eer opened the throttle and went safely and he will take passengers at $500 over but freight trains were delayed each. Every other vessel, he explains, some time. A narrow escape. HAS REMOVED will be wrecked. Allen Durkee who was paid by the Cook’ Carriage authorities for burying a pauper nameWHERE HE WILL KEEP A FIRST CLASS STOCK OF Mrs. .Clark of Indiana, was thought­ ed White, sold the body to some physi­ less enough to present her husband cians in Grand Rapids, and when the with a petition signed by herself and matter became known he had business away, which needed his immediate at­ her seven children praying for a new tention and be decamped. _____ OF ALL KINDS, calico dress. Mr. Clark thereupon During the rain storm of last Sunday, threw the petition under the table and the sewers in Jackson failed to do his wife out of the window, and now their work, and Bennett A Son’s base­ ment was flooded with about two feet । she is a cripple for life. of water and damaged goods to the amount of $6,000. A break was also A kindly policeman picked a drunk­ made in the street over 15 feet wjde ard out of a San Francisco gutter, and and ten feet deep. I have in my employ first-class workmen and can give good satisfaction. Call and see me before you purchase. perceiving that his bead was bent over E. B. Morey, tlie Battle Creek forger, to one side, set about straightning it was sentenced by Judge Hooker, at by main strengb. The fellow lazily Marshall", on Wednesday, to 10 years in l State Prison. His forgeries amounted opened his eyes, and remarked : “Born to $100,000 and he made a partial con- i ORIGINAL ANO,ONLY GENUINE so, mister. liorn so." fession, in which he implicated J. W. I Pugsley, of Battle Creek, who has been l Th^ NeWYork Herald has come to committed to jail. BA I LEYS WOODS' FARMING-IMPLEMENTS, HARNESS’! LUMBER WAGONS, bdacksmithiag. Opposite s Works, Whips. Robes, Dusters, &c. Best Heavy Harness from $33. to $35. Single Harness from $12. upward. NICHOLS, SHEPARD ACO .Battle Cratlia VIBRATOR the conclusion that it is just aa natural A couple of Jackson boyraged 9 for the femqlq sex to chew gum aa it is years rob lied a grocery till and went to store, and tne money being for cows to chew their quids, and it another taken from them, they presented a pistol and demanded its return. A sheriff however who was on their track came in and collared the young ras­ cals and marched them off to justice. Two of the nimblest lampl ighten. in "Oh I I can’t shoot, can't 11” be said, Indianapolis turn out to be girl* in when twitted about bis archery. boys clothes. Their father had com­ "Give me that bow," be added snatch­ pelled them to disguise their sex in ins it out of Julia’s hand. "Now.” be added, striking an attitude, "show me Leder to obtain the job. something yon want pohped. What is it F ‘‘Yes?’ said Julia’" friend, "that’s s into trouble by many- the question.” “You hateful thing,” •». If he marries only one said Julia, with an Italian sunset face, c trouble; andaoms men “itain’t neither. I’ll never speak to you again." But doubtless the inno­ to tribulation by simply cent blunder of Julia’s friend will have ibteffi*ef, • • - Tea Cupsand Saucers u ** " •* handled Ter. Plates Breakfast Plates Dinner ’* Present* with tea. Canned Goods per can Peas, Beans, Strawberries, Corn, Black­ berries, Cherries, Etc. "All these things and many more, Call and *ee meat the corner store.’ Cash paid for Prod uce SELLERS’ COUGH SYRUP! 50 Years before the Public. Pronounced by all to be the most pleasant and efficacious remedy now in use for tlie cure of coughs, colds. hoarse­ ness, croup, tickling sensation iu the throat, whooping cough, etc. Over a million bottles sold within the last few years. It gives relief where ever used, and the power to impart benefit that oinnot be had from the cough mixtures now in use. Sold by all druggists at 25 cents per bottle. Sellers’ Liver Pills are also high­ ly recommended for curing liver com­ plaint, constipation, sick headache, fe­ ver and ague, and all diseases of the stomach and liver. Sold by all drug gist at 25 cents per box. II. K. HKLLERH A CO., ________________ Xrtttwbnrg. J>a. T. BOISE, DRUGGIST, (Successor to Boise Bros.) YOU CAN FIND AT MY STORE And all the leading Remedies in Patent & Propriatory Medicine School Books, Blank Books, Mlscellan’s Books. y A LAKOB USB OB Bibles, Autograph aad Photograph Albums A COMFLBTK UBK Or STATIONERY, Wall Paper and Bordering, [TBIXMBurMB.1 AS FINE A LINK OP J K W E L It Y PASJ1WL- A. there Ia in town, .nd nil wnrranted t« be n. rrpn'wnUxl or motley refunded. �----- BKLTEVISO THAT------ SATURDAY. ■ JULY A 1«O. VICIHITY LOCALS WMT KALAMO 1TKMM. Rain! Rain! Rain! Harvesting has begun. Walter Mapes ha* a new wind min. The Evons school house is about finished. v Mr. Hcott has growing corn 12 feet , high. Beat it. No strange thing to have new pota- ■ Haying and harvesting are twins, and both on hand. CherriM are ripe, and the birds and small boys worketh. A. Ellis has been adding to tbe length and reshingling his barn, Wm. Spire Ims purchased of Mr. Hobbs the Oldfield farm. The census of this town is taken, and A. B. Adams feels happy. Gil. Northrup is building an addi­ tion to bis house in the village. . M. H. Bradley’s father and mother of Battle Creek, made him a visit last Swamp land.on which farmers raised large crops last year,4a to wet for cul­ tivation. J. H. Ruff, the tinner of the village is over-run with business anef therefore feela bgppy. If you never want people to run you for office, just become q correspondent for a local newspaper. • Asher Spencer bos bsen down with the rheumatism for about a month, and therefore unable to perform any labor. Many pieces intended for corn is be­ ing sowed to -millet or buckwheat. Buy a curry cotnb and get ready to scratch. The political pot is under full head at the village, and men of all parties are sanguine of the success of both Garfield and Hancock. A little son, aged two years, of Har­ ley Page,'"has been very sick with sum­ mer complaint, also, a little child of Pulaski Tinker is very, low with the same disease. The North-west Kalamo Sunday school has had a very eventful season so far, being deprived of the pleasure of assembling for over half of the time by reason of the storms on Sundays. ‘ Horace King of Bellevue, fonnerly a resident of thu. town, and a first class millwright.who had a hand in the erec­ tion, many years ago, of several mills in Barry and Eaton counties, made the writer a pleasant call on Sunday last, C. H. Charlton who has been laid up all tne spring with a bad and danger­ ous wonnd in his foot, started for Ohio this week, intending to remain until fall. Mr. Charlton wishes to tender his sincere thanks to those friends who came to his aid, nnd responded so free­ ly to his necceraities during tlie long time that he has been laid up and un­ able to provide the necessaries of life for his family. . T.ie Hawk man came down upon us on Saturday last, nnd like “the wolf on the fold,” gave the quiet residents a grand surprise. Your correspondent had the honor nf getting caught within the grasp of his mighty claws^ind there­ fore knows how ’ti* himself. The man appeared much elated over his success in making collections from his patrons and after counting up the result of a hard days work, remarked to those present *’I must get out of this, as I have 75 cents in ha nt cash all collected in to-day and it will not do for me to be out after dark. Get up Tom. Good evening, gentlemen.” And the (treat and good man vanished. 0. how I long to be an editor so that I can get 75 cents, then what lots of auidy and pea-nuts I'd eat. JOHMHTOWX ITEMS. Bellinger Bros., have received a new stock of goods. H. F. Bellinger, says a good fat weth er, is worth three dollars. Harvesting is ready for the boys, and ' the boys are ready for harvest. Mr. C. E. Glover, was made the hap­ py father of a son, Saturday night Ang. Scougal has taken the Ban­ field Mail route, and thinks if he tend a io his “biz” be can make a good living. Rev. Jones, will deliver a sermon on the Declaration of Independence, at M. E. church in West Johnstown, next Sunday. Mr. Henry King says the Nashville News may talk about one night de­ stroying a whole life.all it’s a mind to, but be ia going to see his girl, just tbe WOODLAND ITEMS. Mrs. Cbaa. Palmerton departed thia lire ou Tuesday. The infant child of Willard Jordan, died on Friday, from the effects of drinking keroeene oil. Dr. Baughman has been very sick with black erysipelas. The spelling match passed of very well OB Saturday and Tuesday eve. E. G. Holbrook lias been competed to close his school on account of his health. There is a man in Woodland that U so tired that he has to ride around tbe biggest part of tbe time,whi)e his wife splits tbe wood. Citizen. Remodeled, Enlarged i labored Naehvillf wiP Soon Ri­ val the County Seats nearly ready to cat. T. J. Brooks hu purchased the Old­ field farm for a consideration of $2,­ 100. . Mrs. Mows Everett, has returned to Grand Rapids much improved in health. ■ James Leggett is lying very low, lie ia totally blind and his recovery is doubtful. ■ Ad. Wolf 6l Ira Cammiea, Jayed 4,­ 900 shingle ia 5 hours, who cau beat it I Let us hear from tlie West Kalamo uinn. Henry McCartney has commenced a five years course in Olivet college. During the vacation this summer be is canvassing for books. Charles, the son of Reuben, one of our go-a-beads, has one of the finest fields' of com, oats, etc., but the finest of all is tbe girl which he goes to see so often. Mr. Johnson the old and reliable egg and batter deafer can be found at Nor­ torf* dining hall Wednesday noon of each week. Those having eggs and Michigan grease to dispose of, will do well to call on him. The people around Norton’s school house anticipated a wedding tho other night,andevery thing worked favorable until tbepanic. Bride and bridegroom were in readings, nil things prepared for tbe occasion, and at tlie arrival of the minister tlie fact was learned that $2. would be tho fee, when the con­ founded love stricken groom went from neighbor to neighbor to borrow the re­ quired sum but failing in thia, the un­ iting of the lovely pair was postponed for nn indefinite period. LL. Dodge. So aw to Each aide of her, and that a little more compptiuou will make a little bet­ ter market, I have purchased a stock >f save that b (h) oy, the trouble of writ­ ing fw Muleville, and it will save Will Now, Mr. ' Editor,, we don’t exactly we w ill’begin with the softest man that ever struck Mnleville. Hiram is looking fora basswood girl.* Will is awful mad because Ed. keeps his eye o*i hjs widow, Joe. went to Battle Creek the other day to engage her for the Fourth. nr MnsS a car-load of those cele­ Dan. says that he can’t get a partner for the Fourth, and that is just our fix. brated “Palmer” Ci allies at the Found­ ry. also repairing Cradles done on short Jeff, thinks that ere long he can call notice at Bailey A Wood’s. on’t. Will, is over to Chester selling tlie celebrated tin washer; that’s right Will., stick to it, make a fortune and win Jesse for a wife, and then oh! bow happy you will be. Bako contempla­ HF Bovs for your eigars July 4th tes going to Missouri to see hi* lady call on Andy at the cigar Factory. love. Esther is teaching a good school iu a district and she- in well liked by everybody. Frank thinks tbe widow Oi»TLaaa«: ia all right, and^jrc gues* he is right about it. Art.1iaa gone to Jackson Co., aud we koowjof one heart that long’s for him. Dell's girl has given him the mitten, we sorry, but can’t -help it, forbim. Reapeetfulljr, I. V. HULL. La» rencebui John was Aroi nd tlie other day looking for a hired gii L but Baid ho couldn’t si. There ia not a rIbk1® nptloil that It does not find one. T. ia smelling .. around win break up a fresh cold for a girl? but they all say he is to short. lot hottie. CRADDOCK a Fred ha* a tendency for little girls, Jim. says Belle is tlie chick for him. Will’s girl has moved away aud he is Ater’s Cathartic Pills are tbe best of all purgatives for family use. They looking for another. Mart, said he are tbe product of lung, laborious, and was going to live a life of an old successful chemical investigation, aud their extensive use, by physicians in bachelor. We notice that the west Kalamo cor­ their practice, and bv all civilized na­ tions, proves them the best and most respondent of The News, got quite a effectual purgative Pill that medical send off on the W. K. eorrospoiident of science can devise. Being purely veg­ etable no harm cau arise from their the Vt. Ville Hawk last week. Now we think it is a shame for newspaper use. In Intrinsic value and curative SUNFIELD ITEMS. powers no other Pills can be compared correspondent* to slander each other in with them, and every person, knowing Eli Wescott is very sick, and his re­ that way at least we should be asham­ their virtue* will employ them, when covery i« doubtful. • ed if we did it, now boy^stop slander­ needed. They keep the system in per­ Wm. Crowell and wife, are visiting ing and be men, that, is what this fect order, and maintain in healthy action the whole machinery of life. friepda in Hillsdale. j world want’s. , Mild, searching and effectual, they arc Alvin Hyde and wife, have returned We expect to come to Nashville to especially adapted t(Ahe ueedu of tbe from Kansas, tn spend the summer. celebrate the Fourth, a* they always digestive apparatus, derangement* of Johnny Williams, aged 10 years, died hare p good time there, *o no more at which they prevent nnd enre, if timply taken. They are the best and safest of scarlet fever on Friday the 18th inst. presen h Fraud. physic to employ- for children and David Figg led Miss Ida Stichcomb weakened constitutions, where a mild EATOX COUXTT ITEMS. bnt effectual cjit'iartic is required. to the hymenial altar, and Esq. Grin­ nell, made the twain, one. The Eaton Rnnids people are kicking tdF" The Celebrated Clow Grain F. O. Parmeter and wife, have gone against pool-selling on their driving Cradles at Boise’s Hardware. to Eaton Rapids to see Mr. Parmetcr’s park. UP" Lost in Nashville on the 18th Mr. Wataon of Grand Ledge ha« a sister who lies at the point of death. inst. a pair of gold eye glasses. The The Dunkards held a meeting in heifer only 13 months old that is the finder will lie rewnrdeu by leaving mother of a fine healthy calf. them at the News office. Mr. Frifoglc’s bam last Saturday and A break in Gardiner A Overshire’s Sunday, which was largely attended. flume of their grist-mill at Bellevue, Xlust be Closed Out. Stephen Meyers has sold his farm to caused a suspension of business for n 10,000 cigars for sale July Fourth at Oecar Crone, for •‘I,’150 and bought 40 few days. tbe cigar Factory. Albertus Holibaugh, the Eaton Rap­ acres of Will Cryderman, paying $800. ids seducer, was arrested in Illinois and We are glad to assure our readers therefor. brought 'back and placed under bonds that Hill’s Compound Extract of BuWe have concluded not to hold a to appear for trial the 1st inst. chu and Cubebs, is meeting with the celebration hero this year, nnd os our J. A. Baldwin’s horse. Deception, success it* merits justly desert ve. band is to blow their bugles in your won flint money at thfc trotting match Sold by F. T. Boise. town next Saturday we are ail coming at Eaton Rapids on the 19th and Shu­ CV For Jewelry and Watches go to ler Bros., Tom S., of Charlotte. won down and have our fun at Nashville. F. T. Some. second. stranger named Geo. Smith went UP’ The best Fifty, Sixty and Eighty Teach the Reformed Manto Use His to ACharlotte last week and got full of cent chewing Tobacco at tbe Cigar Will. poor whisky, was interviewed by mar­ Factory. shal Johnton and invited to board in Undoubtedly tho wills of men do be­ the Smoke bouse for 20 days. He ac­ EV Empty Tobacco Pails for sale come weakened bv vice, but a will that cepted. at the cigar fnctory.tO cents apiece. Deputy Sheriff Hamlin of Eaton Rnp 1 has become weak, is only strengthened by using it, and you do not encourage ids captured a horse last week which Big Bargains in Tea; nnda Beautiful had been stolen near Spring Arbor. a man to use his will, bv telling him It had probably been turned loose by Conch Shell given with evety Pound. that he has no will to use. Everything the thief. A reward of $25. was offer­ C. W. Smith ought to be done that can be done to ed for the horse and an additional $25. Farm for Kent. strengthen his self-respect and his for the thief. Hiram Hall of Roxand got brim full I.N.Crittendou offers bis farm in Cas­ sense of manliness. Ho must be made of tangle- foot and set out in pursuit of to feel that he is not simply a helpless a pink-whiskered individual who got tleton (near Morgan) for reiit for one or more years and will take his nay in passenger, drifting upon currents that the best end of the bargain in a horse cosh or iu the clearing of land. For he can neither stem nor cross, but that trade with him. After arousing sev­ particulars enquire on premises. I. N. Crttknden. he is on deck, and that his hand'is on eral familes and threatening vengence on pink-hair he wa* taken in custody the helm, and that it is for him to and fined five dollars. cyWill pa>- tlie highest market price in casu for unsalted butter Farm­ choose which wav he will go. Undoubt­ Eugene Doolittle, a respected farmer edly, he will need the divine help after of Roxand, went to his wheat field last ers bring in your butter and save the salt. ___________________ E. Reese. Friday night, to drive some colte out he has mode his choice; but tbe divine of the field, and while trying to make tyBoy your Dry Goods,Boots Shoes, help conies in, not as a substitute for them jump out where they broke in, choice, but to supplement his power, one of them kicked him in the side, Hat*. Caps, Groceries, Provisions, Crockery, Notions, etc,, of E. Reese, and we have a perfect right to say to breaking the ribs over his heart, and it who always sells nt the lowest prices. the most degraded man, that if he will is supposed to liave killed him instant­ ly. He was found about midnight, and only use what manhood he has left, the funeral services were largely atten­ jgOOT AMD SHOE SHOP. God will help him to overcome tempta­ ded on Sunday. _ _________ tion, and that he need never to go back On Monday a yon ng liter of H. Ulam to his evil ways. Of course there is of Orangeville, was bitten by a masneed, also, that such men should .be sasaga, but hopes are entertained of ____ surrounded with good influences nnd her recovery. shielded from temptation as far as pos» ----- OR THE:-----Mr. T. H. Ickes’boys of Carlton,have sible, but it is quite impossible wholly captured and caged two beautiful white to guard men against temptation; and swallows. a method which relies mainly upon this must always fail. A vast amount .of LOCAL MATTERS. labor that has goue toward building a defense to keep temptation away from men, might have lietter been employed Go to the Old Reliable Market for Repairing Done In the Best in strengthening the manhood of men Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats of all Manner Possible! to meet temptation. Both kinds of kind*. Henry Rob, work must be done, but we think that Proprietor. the right proportion has often been (live »«- a. <Da.ll misM'd. and that tbe effect of much of the current teaching, has been to de­ Don’t do another washing without bilitate, rather than to invigorate the trying Chinese washee. Endorsed by Sign, the Big Boot moral energies of the fallen. Of course over five hundred ladie* within a ra­ this has been done with the purest in­ dius of five mile* of tlie point where it FRANK BAKER tent, by men and women who have is manufactured. Acnowledged to be proved their sincerity by arduous la­ an article that will save tune, save bors and painful sacrifices, by men and soap, save clothes, and save money, 'J'HE BARRY5 ILLE MILLS. women whose earnestness and purity­ contain* no deleterious substances that haze won oar heartiest applause. yellow and injure clothes. Now on Their only fault is the exaggeration sale by grocer* and general dealers. of an important truth. Fallen men are Made by the “Chinese Wasliee Co.,” weak, and onirht to be considerately of Hastings, whom W, F. Hicks i* dealt with, bntyou can overstate that Presiden, W. H. Holmes Secretary, A. troth, in such a way as to do them MeCuy Treasurer. 40-41 a great injury. That error matt, if WhataaAetMeotiM. possible, be avoided. They must be taiurhtthat they have moral power _ Itliaa discovered au absolute care and that they are responsible for the for all diseases of tlie Lidueys, which MORGAN, BARRY CO., MICH. nghtuAeof what they have, and God’s can be found in Day's Kidney Pad. grace is waiting to make up all their diflciencies. They must be taught that a return to the ways of vice is not Somewhere on the road between only unfortunate but wieked, that the Nash vilie and my residenee in south­ man who has resisted temptation for west Maple Grove, about the 18th inst. five years or one year, or even one a black dress-coat Any one finding month ha* proven himself to have the the same will confer a favor by having it at my residence or The News office. R. E. Stamtox. guilt, as well os weakness, aud they GOOD WORK GUARANTEED. must hear every day, the stirring call Never let a cough, cold or croup go of the people of the Ixird. “show your­ too far. Du the first symptoms wnd to WALKIN A NORTON, selves men." Mr$. Lyman Wilson. the PAKRY VILLE MILLS FINEST SEWED BOOT COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. ATTENTION FARMERS I Unload Wheat and Grain Ex­ peditiously ui Accuratly. HARDWARE, Iron, Nails, AINSWORTH i BROOKS Glass, Stoves, desire to announce that having erected of tbe largest and moot convenient Tinware, Paints, one elevator buildings in central Michigan, Oils, Varnishes,, they are prepared to receive and and Brushes PAY TBE HIGHEST MARKET PBICI At below Manufacturers prices. I had the decline credited .up to me od these goods ana can For any quantity of EASILY MEET COMPETION, Having boughtfor cash. My expense* That may be brought them. They also are low. I do not sell goods at coat, keep for sale at the lowest prices but nt a fair living profit. A FIRST-CLASS TINNER Seeds, Flour. Feed. KJme, Salt. Plaster. Stucco. Hair and Shingles. Always ready at moderate rates. Money Sarei ky Dealing with then. _______ MN8WSW0RTH t BROOKS SPECIALTIES: DETROIT Builders Hardware, Pure White Lead, Pure Ohio Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil, Lard, Castor. Golden, Sperm, Virginia Lubricating Oils. Meflkal&STOcallnstitDtB AND A.B. The Legal Tender and Other COOK STOVES. I. D., Prop. Office 204 Woodward Avenue The finest makes of KXIVFtt, RAZORS. NHEARN, Mt’IMMOKM, larpr K-'ncral practice. Last eight year* hxx Forms of Chnmfc, Hurgkol Ere and Ear Dtitreated by Inhalatic Internal XedicinM IN THE WORLD. FARMERS & MECHANICS . TOOLS cwv-Ti imiu iui torms or Deformities. Snlnal C H‘P. n *** aub F«« Atted the Are. Very »erert Eye, Ear and ’Uterine Call and we me. Respectfully, ^RANK C. BOISE. rpHEOLD ESTABLISHED ;and reliable furniture firm of J- LENTZ & SO NS Dr. Hill’s English Extract of Are ou Hand with a BUCHU A NEW LINE OF FURNITURE Of Every Description. j IS ONE Which will Defy Competition in every Respect. Remember that all our Goods, which we Manufacture, nre Warranted in Every Respect. I We are also prepared to furnish any­ thing in the UNDERTAKING U.NE OF TOE Best Kidney Investigators in Use. Ittaatpedflcln tbecore tbe cure of of *11 aHdlar«arwof the IttsappedflclQ 1 PrrwtxHr portion ttfirtinti of Ibo th.. I riari iKidneys, Bladder, Proetallc ary Organs, ’rritation of tbe Neck of th.-lladGer. .'•eirniagUrine. Gleet. Gonorrhea Id all UnetanA Mucoo« DirhArrM. Conrestion ef the KJdnera. Erick Dust the Kidneys t'OFFIXS. (AUKETK, ROBES, MI1ROITDH Ac. Of any one in the country. A GOOD HEARSE for funeral occasions furnished free of <Uy. we m-ght. if we cboeo, pre tbe nam-a rrjMr who have expreeeed the belief that It ia -ivaluable medSdoe, and worth many times W. JOHN8TON & CO charge. _______ J. LKNTZ &SON8. For sale by F. T. BOISE, Nashville. Mich. JT IS A FACT Largest and Best Selected Stock FURNITURE NO PATENT NO PAY PHtHTS INVENTIONS IN BARRY COUNTY IHVEHTORS kers, n Tables, simp’Chairs, Ac. WALKER & NORTON FLOUR, MEAL j FEED, ICnabe Any number of fanners to gOOT AMD SHOE SHOP _ ~ . .. I Ian* a>*w-M borne in n>y mw then In tbe Our Undertaking Departmn t • BOOTS and SHOES, Wagsorutee FIXE SHOES Prices that Can’t i Undersold xenm WAjmn CALL. AJ<n> GET PRICES. Kellogg, Demaray A Co HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LAWYER �JVLY 3, m with way owned •• faithful ILT IEWS REVIEW * . Aud hiii enipluyers m with tbe manner in w done. Surely, after feel discouraged under evil intentions while a person is asleep, old “ Carroll Rifles,'' he took Peyton ffpnoe the uafa of this drug in the hands along as a trusted servant He went dferiminal may become an effective with him into Virginia and returned in^nunent in* the accomplishment of his home in 1863. In February or March al that year a faithful spy wsa needed to visit the Federal gunboats thou ooming ANOTHER BABINE DISASTER. down the river on Fort Pemberton. Pey­ ton at onde undertook tho mivsion, and reprosouting himself as' a fugitive slave to the commaudors of the boate, waa well ..Tbe MO Realizing received. Being bright far beyond or­ dinary, he managed to secrete their erfA Havana dispatch announce that Inland aound, between New York city and Glen the unrargeut chief, Limbara Banonez, haa aurnit. when off ftandall'a inland, and burw-d to ton. After tho fall of Vicksburg, in rendcred with thirtv-three officer*. 354 privates, 133 ann* of aU kind., twenty-eight women. and July following, Peyton went with his capers on board ; 430 were young master again to Virginia, where — L.., ,1... The Farmers' und Mechanics’ Bonk, he remained until tho surrender of Geu. a State imtitution at 8t Paul, Minn., haa Lee. The former being compelled to re­ fatted, with IbbOttiM of about W6.000. and thc New Y ork Bun, and two of the Harper Broth­ main a numlier of days thereafter inor­ aaseU of •103,000....Um Woodadato Paper ers were among the rtwenad passengers. From der to comply with the formalities of the Company's paper mill, near Hamilton, Ohio; baa been burned. Loss, •80,000.... aacribed to tho anxiety of tbe authorities on this Uie telegraphic accounts of tho disaster printed surrender, sent Peyton ahead of him to iu the mutropoliUn preos, we glean tho follow­ his home, near Carrollton, Miss. Chi his . Throe boy murderers were hanged at Canton, filibustering bn.inoM. Locusts ore playing havoc with the ing particulars : Tho Seawanahaka, one of tho way, however, he waa betrayed to the fastest and trimmest steamers running out of New York, left her dock at 4:15 o'clock p. m., enemy by some confederate as the spy German 1‘srliament haa approved of Bumarek'a her dock well crowded. Many worn returning yrho hod deceived them above Fort Pem­ Church bill in a modified form. to their country-residences, and others were berton, was captured and carried in irons The Belgian Government has ceased Hpcad the night in the cool village* along tho to New York, thence to Cuba, and sold diplomatic relations with the Vatican. AU the aound. Wh« a off College jtoiut, in the Bound, os a slave, together with ninny others. liuhop* in that country have been iQxtrncted to a few milaN/froni the dty, a cloud of thick Tlie vessel on which he was taken was a act with prudence in opposing the new educa­ dark amok* suddenly rose through the Fexloral gunboat In Cuba he worked as tho nilot-houae. Il waa first a slave m factories for nearly fifteen A prominent real-estate dealer in tional law....... The Grecian boundary, m fixed grating by the Berlin Conference, adds 300 square thought that tho amoko camo from the engine­ Chicago named Newell chose a novel mode of niilea to the territory of Greece, and about room, and no danger waa for tlu> moment ap- years, being entirely cut off from all home and-----------friends. prehcudrd ; but boforo tho paaaengere had ro- communication ------------ with ------------------400,000 people to her population..... ------- J *----- fly,t aurprtee, flame* abot I He made seven attempts to escape from Ten thousand people, principally Knrda, have nr, crept around tho pilot- bondaxro. last nf bondage, all hut but the last, of mnnu> course, l«>l>eperished from hunger in the diatricte of Bava- up through the । wife received a letter from him tho same sid, Alaahgerd and -Van, Aaia Minor.,..The bouse, attacked____ ________ ___ night, written from a down-town ho- war in Buenos Ayres has ended in the triumph spread with wonderful"speed iu all direction*. ing Bucccsflful. Finally he found an teir’Swyiag that ho had discovered that •f the national arms... .Tho Russian army on The Captain waa in tho pilot-house, and wxi American vessel, commanded by a Houthfawd was a better floatinc aubatanco the Chinese frontier has been 'defeated and pat ernor, to 'whom he related the history of than cork ; that acting on this discovery, ho to flight. his capture, enslavement and forced waa about to invent a lead lifo-preecrver, waa Thk rifle-match at Dollymount, Ire­ in an instant tho nteamar was tho bccuo of ap­ exile, and begged to be returned to home mcui «1UA It, u.l A*.n IUIUIU ... ..." land, on the 23tl> alt., between tho American palling oonfuMibn. A rush waa made for the and family. The captain secreted him would will his patent for $100,000 and pay off lockcrv in which tho llfo-prenerveni were kept. in the hold of his vessel, carried him to all bin delta. There in no doubt that he went Many of tho men retained their pruaenaj of Costa Rice, thence to Now York. Pey­ out in tho boat and triad tbe load preserver, total •core of 1,292 to 1.230. At 800 yards the mind, and aided tho officers of the wtcamer in ton then worked his way to Virginia, contestants tied, with 438 each. At 900 yards and was of course drowned, for iils clothes oqnipping tho women and children with pre- where a number of ladies raised the were found on tho boat on its return to the city. the American, scored 436 to their opjxmciita' Hcrverx. The voice of tho Captain 428, and at 1,000 yard# the former made 420 heard above tho din and confiuion coun means to return him to his home after an aud the Latter 416. Tho Ixjrd Lieutenant and aelmg the people to maintain order, but order absence of seventeen yean*. He reached the Ixird Mayor of Dublin were among tho waa out Of the question, and. although the Winona, Miss., on the 15th of April, spectators. Captain and bia crew were, said to have acted 1880. Peyton says that numbcni of the A passknoer train on tho Atchison, with Brmnati and celerity it was beyond their mulatto women are being constantly power to control tho panic-stricken crowd. Tho sold in Cuba as klavea. Northern men Breeding Elephant*. the track near Sargent, Kan., demolishing sev­ tiro-extinguishing apparatus waa set at work, If, as Mr. Corse nnd tho London Cir ­ bat in vain. Tho flamca awc;>t tho ate&mer marry them, take them to Cuba “on a eral cars, killing one passenger, fatally injuring cus seem to have demonstrated, ele­ anudahijM, and unread both w^ya. Moat of the bridal tour," and there sell them as cooks two, and severely wounding several others.. . A terrible double tragedy is reported from Elk­ phants, under proper conditions, may be paaaengeni huddled toother toward tbe for- and fancy house servants. Ho saw one sold last fall, by the man who married hart, IdcL George Elliott, a young man of brought to breed in captivity, it mar be an open question whether, in viow of the a narrow space along which tho passengers her, for $500; and further, that as he increased difficulty of capturing the ani­ thronged toward tho bow. camo through Cincinnati ou hi*, way bscanso, in tho hope of curing his evil tenden- mals, the supply m India may, at no When it bocainu certain that the steamer was home, he saw the man and ri'cognized des, ahe had acccj>ted other attentions ; and a heartrending scene of terror uusned. him who sold hor in Cuba Tho facts then tbe drunken nend 'tilted himself... Near distant day, be wholly dependent upon doomed u,„ m one „ of tho moet refanton, Ohio, a beautiful woman named Jennie their power to produce their young in Molbn. oU-pri U»lr ch.Hra, to that Imwf. aliovo given are from „„„ Landos attempted to murder a young man bondage. Mr. Corse’s experience en­ I in Mi.with whom aho was desperately in lore, firing abled him to study the young elephant the vessel, under a full head of steam, for the ' Witten to a most distiuguiHhed one shot at him. She then put a' bullet through from its birth under extraordinarily ad­ low land at tho north cud of Ward's island. ■ member of CongTOflfl from that State. her own head, and died almost instantly.... Tbe atesnx-r Granite State was behind the Closing • • ’his • ’letter, ’he says of. Peyton: .. . vantageous conditions. The precise A wrecking train collided with a freight tram on period of gestation, he says, is twenty Beawanahaka when site caught fire, and ber “ He was delighted to again meet his were at once lowered, and many pcracus months and eighteen days. Tho young l-oatathe water were picked up. The tug wife, who had married in his long al>the fatal wounding of two other*, and injuring animal when born is thirty-five and a ou Refuge and a score of row-boats ware soon sence, though her second huslmnd was ten man more or l«w wriouxly. . .The wheat half inches high. It soon begins to nib­ around tho biazuig steamer, which kept moving drowned several montiis ago. Hence ho crop In Kaiuiax, except in tho western oiuntu*, suck the breast, it with toward tho island. It was discovered that found her a widow. With Ixith husband has turned out to bo much better than wm ble -and -- ---------. . pressing antiripated The coni yield will bo fully up to | ite trunk to moke the milk flow more the water was too shallow to permit a land- and wife it was like a return to life from tho average. ' . readily into the mouth while sucking. death. Peyton is an exceedingly intelliIN accordance with Uiq custom of sei-1 It has never been observed to use ite pro- atrip of manhy ground on Um south sido gent negro, and says that ho cxn hardly j lioscifl in any other way during this act, of RandaU'a island. There the Koawanahaka realize the changes that have taken place. ; but invariably seized the nipple v?ith the waa run aground. A hundred people in tho Hd loft his children babies, and finds company u now making a summer viait to । side of ite month. At this period it is a tug and row-boats wore picking up the passen­ finds them married and with children of in the water. Tho persons who appeared ! common practice with tho elephant ot- gers to te dead were at first passed by, in order that their own." poor in test sMuon'a New York »uoc®M«i, origin­ If any one doubts tho truth of this ally produced St Dsly'n Tbexicr. “ A Mcxlcrn teudnnte to raise a small mound of earth speedier succor might be given to tho others. It Arobun Night,” a comedy by the author* of ' about six or eight inches high, for the is feared that many were Jost of whom no r>*>- storv, he or she con write to Captain B. ord *liaa yet been vwmmvm obtained,, auu and u.»i that mmv their boaics F. Jones, Winona, Miss., or to C. Y. F. —■ jv* “Tbe Big Bonanza,” ia thoattraction thia week. young one to stand on, and thus save tlie I »••• ’-C..! “11.-------o<l -;2. 2.. wilier tho trouble of bonding hor body <W>uaout rntol -;U, wudo. The stage from Challis, Idaho, for Salt Dr. E. McDonald, Island Insane :' Merriwether, Oakland, Yalobusha County, br. A. h. of thoHWard Inland every time she gives suck, for she TtovJr never ' Asvlum, says that wheo when be be »aw people jumping j same State. ,., rt;<nM.r be thr hr ordered ordered a force of 500 par­ from the Idaho penitentiary. Seven passengers has been oliserved to he down for that ' from q VFhcn Niagara Went Dry. purpose. The nipples are two in num- ; tially iiixane insane men, who were working on the I ffarm to save what lives thvy .; A citizen of Buffalo writes to the ber ix.-d auu and mo are between uc»wvx:u urv the .urv fore 1U8 logs. n. arm ’,<-.ir tho -shore, k' robbed of all their valuabloa, amounting to a few It is remarkable that the elephant, ! CO'»W- Many °.f them jumped into the water j Courier of that city: There are unhun<L-od oollan, and stripped of clothing, being "u,*. '““7 ’j5“T* S left absolutely naked. In that condition they h.ring onlr on. yomiR, h- by no traveled several mites to the next atatiun, where a strong affection for it Instances have | todic* which had drifted landward. Quite a ; att<*t the truth of thes Rev. Bishop sheets and blankets were obtained for coloring occurred of a mother leaving her off- | nmntK>r remainod on tl;e Scawanaiiaka untili Fuller’s statement .relating to the suduntil they reached the Utah Northern railroad... spring and escaping into the woods. If a ' they were driven off by the tlaiut*. One man । den and extraordinary subtudence of wnTwo sokiMtni named Tarter and Robmxon, at wild elephant happens to be separated brlJ a° guard rail until it wa» • £n (jlo Niagara river at the time he Fort Stockton, quamted about a woman, and Abeel, of th. Se.w.nJ.u. ' I remember the cireumetauco Bobinson shot Taylor dead. Tho murderer was from her youngoulylor two d»y^ tbousli turned over to the civil authorities, and tho nsxt giving suck, she never afterwards recog- j mT,: -au of * gudden I board a rnnsc re- i wo“. being in charge at tlie time of the day was forced, under a strong guard, todig his nizes or acknowledges it a mbling an explosion, and, looking around. ! Custom House at Black Rock ferry. The victim's grave. t “I have been much mortified," Mr. kS’ tenet coming np from’>etwren the fire- I wind for several hours previous had vuGens. Pope and Hatch haw agreed Corse says, “at such unnatural conduct, j room and engino-room. In kw than ten min- rjtxj Lut little from east to northeast, to scatter soldiers in small detachments over puticuMv when it ™ erident th»t the eMuing .. »tronK current .luring the time all exposed territory in Now Mexico, and to young elephant knew its item, and by hmuntiy, for no sooner Itad it appeared between ‘ ft“d piling tho volume of water back its plaintive cries and submissive np- . the mgmt-room and tit. tire-n>oin than it broke •’upon the IxMom of Lake Erie. No proach, solicited her assistance." «>ut both fore and aft I can no way ac-1 alight sensation was manifested by the During the first year tho elephant | y"””1 ! millers whose inoperative machinery VUta, CoL Brown ia dead, and Prank cannot grows grows eleven eleven inches, inches, and and is is nearly nearly three three ' ___ ti^nible «d ________ ,, rtp^ ri r,t Iwilire j WIU» unexpectedly . iu a mute condition",. feet eleven inches high. In „ xthe second | wcri wi^clcrecf""!!? ----- 1J_J a_ exrelleid^reiudition. -..(mj condition. Tbe IJ minus the element of propelling power, power. THE.SOUTH. year it grows eight inches, in the third | only way I account for il iu the Georgo W. Tifft, Tifft, Esq., Esq., in this connec connec-­ ” poMdbility ..... - that i George nir, in tlie fotirui year five inches; aliout 1 0 ^’,o blew out, opening the fnrnare door and j i.r... t>,Vwi1.*am11v tv. tion, n.«.v mav *. undoubtedly bo referred to as Three negroes who took refuge under the same in the filth year; m thoairth dUUno.. I .™.UO. Tlie w „, noise AI neard mav m.y have u... .“ taurratud wituew. Th<j .to»m furrythree near Louisville, Ky„ during a fnrioim nround. alq-ht year three inches and a half, measunng •»Jwn —— a- flno «—bursting. *—»I ajn — certain the" the bboiler ! boat Union, during the greater part of then obout six feet four inches in height did not bunjL I think twothlnl* the..... . „ day, was unable to reach her ■thirds ofof the pas- I tho During the succeeding ten years tlie anngcni nsnxt have Jumped I dock•~* nhe «--•■• ,n either side, I wing pro‘ over LIx-fore Lightning did it. growth is comparatively slow. Tho male bcacbod. Tho whole tiling wm almost mstan-; vented by the low stage of tho Mlonger in attaining ita full gro-ath than ' _ The shore on the CaniuL'i .. »__ :__ °____ i •. with certainty the cause of the tire, or even of i Sib Ohabum Tupper has left Mon- the female, seldom having acquired it doing anything to check it Aa to the loss of side presented the appearance of an ex­ liefore hi* twenty-sixth year. These life, it wm priodpslly from drowning in the tended marsh of gravel and e:md beds; a company of London capitaliata for the com­ figures are arrived at by Mr. Crosc from rapid current. I nsw several leuily burned.— fishermen's nets were in fold beyond tlie the study of Asiatic elephants only. The one man with both leg" almost burned off. The reach of the boats. The alisenCe of pletion of the Canada Pacific railway. officer* and crew, I believe, are all «aved except The following are the census returns African elephant docs not arrive „at. tlie. Jouah iiaabrouci Haabrouck, the cook, and Charles Haa- water was equally perceptible on the colossal proportions of his °?e?i * Josiah brouck, a waiter.’ । American side. The massive pier from a few of the jiromincnt cities, compared brother. But it will be observed that stretched like a stone wall upon dry with their population in 187u, and showing the while Mr. Crone only succeeded twice in Seeing A Man Home. land ; Squaw island wrs extended by u breeding during his five years' service as 1 picked Simmons up pretty near ■ temporary area of barren lx‘ach; the a director of the company's elephant dni-ik, and took him home. When I got ! Imrbor displayed the worst feature's of •7JBT hunters, he nevertheless speaks of facte to his house, as I thought, I shook him a j1110 annoying deposits which obstructed , iMB that could only have been learned from bit, and said, “Hero you are. ” “Right,'’ navigation nnd often disturbed the . «,»» some one who luul studied elephants, said he, and gave a big Imng to -the equilibrium of the miller’s temper. In . IM*T other than the two born within his ex­ i the uiu latter respect it was a u benefit, wuian, furiutUp went a window. 2,10* perience, from their birth upward; so knocker. clew- to the worst obstructions “Who’s there?” screamed a woman j nishing a clew NbM 57,0X1 i<\iaa that tlie conclusion is irresistible that “I have brought the old man home,” I to be removed. Tlie remembered timIM0R Mis the birth of young ones among the ele­ ber float-bridge sunk lielow available njxxi 11.174 phants owned by the East India Com­ 4.797 SMUU “All right!” she cried, and came to use for crossing trains, the declivity of 1,1*> pany was not an uncommon occurrence. tlie windlass-worked falls at the ends re­ the door. —New York Sun. Slic immediately seized hold of Sim­ quiring of tho pedestrian a persistent UJOOO mons, nnd gave him such a ahnling that effort to reach a reliable foothold. I Chlorofonuiug During Sleep. recollect a-remark made by tlie late re­ lite teeth seemed to rattle in his head. ; roaL ltlaa. ............ 4SAOO 30.U30 IS.97O Tlie possibility of chloroforming n spected CoL Bird in the evening, he “Who ore you shaking of?" says he. Emory Storks, of Chicago, and B. H. perttop in sleep, without waking him, “Goodness gracious!‘‘ cried the wo­ having visited the falls during the day, haring iieen disputed in a recent mur­ man, “that’s not my husband’s voice.’’ I that “ tlie water was so low on the Amer­ der trial, Dr. J. V. Quimby, of Jersey immediately struck n match, and she ican side that footmen could pass from City, was led to test the question experi­ found she had been shaking the wrong the Porter mill to the small islands mentally. The results were presented man. ‘There,’’ said she, furiously, “I’ve upon the naked rocks.” ■ in a paper before the Section of medical A Wonderful Maa. jurisprudence at a late meeting of the There are some men who never lose American Medical Association. Dr. wasting- my strength on a stranger. ’’ hope and courage, no matter what hap­ Quimby made arrangement* with n. “Don’t he live here!” t>aid L pens. About twelve yean ago a gentle­ gentleman to enter his room when he “No," said the woman, “he don't” w as asleep and apply ehl .iroform to him. “What made you knock?" asked Sim­ man in London, who was suffering from ophthalmia, became blind, and in order Hu did this with entire success, trans­ mons. ferring the person from natural to arti­ “Knock," said ho, “you told me to.” to regain his sight he spent large sums of money without producing the desired ficial deep without arousing him. He “I thovight you lived here," said L effect. As in consequence he liecame used alxiut three drachms of Sqibb’s । chloroform, and occupied about seven I suppose ho was thinking of the shak­ seriously embamuised, and had no minutes in the operation. Tlie second ing he a had. At last I found where ho friends to assist him, he sought em­ <-ase was a boy of 13 who hod refused to did live, and got him home. As soon as ployment, and was eventually engaged take ether for i. minor ojieratiun. Dr. ever we knocked, out she oame. “Oht” as collector for a large establishment. Quimby advised the mother to give the says she, “you’re the wretch as mskea It is stated that he find* his way about boy a light supper and put him to lied. my poor husliand drunk, are you?” and London unattended, travels by means Site did so, and Dr. Quimby, coiling of omnibuses and underground trains, when the boy was asleep, administered I and goes about his business in such a I ISii. the work is none need Ite" of life. nected with flew which has never been akin was so block that to sec him you would think he had spent hi* life in boil­ ing crows for dissatisfied politicians, Cap’n,” repeated the visitor, lightly been able to keep up with it I hsv» seen more interest displayed in a re­ search for & flea than was eyer inventedIn scientific research. Indeed, there is a science in catching fleas which few pos- “Wall, sah. what is hi# ’ “Tse called roun’ ter be 'zammoaed. Tm b ’feasional school teacher.” resolved to “ Did you know dat hits a mighty hot crofls-fire ter sten’ under dp range ob' de fully. Lost summer the question waa batteries ob my knowledge?” “ Yas, Cap’n," said the applicant, “an* asked through the Cincinnati Gazette. bein’ proud ob my ’complishmenta I hez “What shall I do to get rid of fleas?" and sought you sted ob goin’ ter de onedy- and a lady replied, “Clean up; none but coted white ’lessor. ” “ Yer action is dat ob a wise man, au* fur inch wisdom I zibited in de very bud evidently has not seen all the world yet ob de edycation rose. Oh, I’se flow’ry; Flea* are not respecters of persons. My I'll 'struct my Secretary to mark yer one theory is that people who live on high, on do sheep skin stifikit oy knowledge. dry, or sandy ground am more liable to Dis am figurative. We’se out of sheep be troubled with fleas than those who skins, nn’ in der place hab substituted ’coon skins, tanned by a Arkinsas nigger mother was once grievously tormented an’ ketched by a Justice obde Peace. Do with fleas four or five summers, and she hit strike yer-in de stomach ob recogni­ was the sworn enemy of dirt She took tion?” ' up her carpets and laid them away dur-' “Y'ns, Cap’n." “ Wall, now ter de zamination. Sec­ retary, git down dat ’brass pen wid a dog­ ing water slice a day. This gave relief, wood holder an’ fetch hit heah, fur I, in j but did not cure the eriL I wouldedvisn de cordance wid structions, is gwine ter those afflicted to use a little carbolic arid tout dis man through de new grotin’ ok in the Lot water for mopping. Somo knowledge whar de briers am thick an’ dark night gather all your cate up and whnr dor's many a toenail lyin’ mung de drop them gently into the 'back yard of a. grubs. Now fur de fust t)oes yer un- distant neighlior. Take your dog to tho creek and hold liim three feet under “ Oh, yassail, dat'a my bolt.” water for one hour and a half; that will “ What does yer know ob grammar? drown the flees on him. Sheep in the Keep yer moot open fur Fae de eddyco- void may be a good idea; it might also tionnl dentist, ’zaminin’ de teeth ob yer be a good idea to take them into the house. Try these remedies, and if they larnin*.” “ I eats up grammar like a man hand­ fail, you can burn the house; tiiat is a sure way to kill fleas, and about the only lin' greens.’ “What about do sciences ob phle­ sure way. -DolLy Varden. botomy?" “ I walks all ober dat science onatilte." Keep Ahead. “ What does you know about mataOne of the grand secrets of success io physica?” life is to keep ahead in all ways possible. “ Do quilt ob mv bed am patched wid If you once fall behind, it may lie very hit” difficult to make up the headway which “ Mr. Secretary," eaid the examiner, turning to tho functionary, “gin dis man aside some part of his earnings, however a double stificato. Recommend liim ter small, and keeps it up for a number of do people oz do ablest mon I hez ’zam- years, is likely to become rich before he ined dis yeah. Dor's yer papers, sah; an’ dies. One who inherits property, and remember dot tho clowd ob edycation am goes on year by year spending a little a black one. A man dat shows sich a more than lus income, will become poor familiarty wid science az you does, is if he lives long enough. Living beyond boun’ one day ter put his foot on a white their means has brought multitudefi of man's shoulder, reach up an' take do persons io ruin in our generation. It is. gown ob superiority from do peg in de the cause of nine-tenths of all the defal- . wardrobe ob life's great competition. cations which have disgraced tlie age. Let’s see, five dollars for the single donie- Bankers and buriness men in general do ment, on’ five dollars an' a luuf fur de not often help themselves to other peo­ double dorsement Gimmy ten dollars." ple’s money until their own fund begina Tho money was cheerfully paid and the to fall off, and their expenditures exoeod mon with his blotted coon skin went out j into the world to engage in tho tourna­ their receipts. A man who is in debt walks in the midst of perils. It cannot ment of letters.—Little iiock Gazette. but impair a man's self-respect to know [ that he is living at the expense of others. Shopplng. It is also very desirable that we should Shopping is tlie art of wearying one's keep somewhat ahead in our work. This I self in the attempt to find out what one may not be possible in all cases; as, for does not want The pleasant fiction ob­ instance, when a man's work is assigned I tains in certain fashionable circles that to certain fixed hours, like that of tho I shopping is tho Labor attendant upon pro operatives in a mill. But there are cer­ ' vidinp the children and madam with tain clasaes of people who can choose I clothing and the house with funusliingu. their time for the work which they ore I But no gentleman who has escorted a called to do, and amongst them there are ! lady or two through a four-hour shopping some who invariably put off the task as­ tour and nt tho end carried as the net re­ signed them as long os possible, and then sult six towels, a few handkerchiefs, a come to its performance honied, per­ ribbon or two and forty-three dress pat­ plexed, anxious, confused—in such a state terns, will dare or care to x.iuntain that of mind as certainly unfits them for shopping is business. It is a woman's doing their beat work. Get ahead and pastime. It is to her what a shooting­ ke. p ahead, aud your success id toler­ match or a fishing excursion is to tbe ably sure._____________________ average man. He does not hit the bull's Thieves in London. eye, or catch the big fish, to any great extent, but he has the tramp, he gets Considering what temptations are tired and secures a good appetite for his placed in their way, it is not wonderful dinner. In both cases, it is not the re­ that the larcenous experts of the light sult, but tho pursuit that plwp»efl. How finger and the nimble foot flourish in much Am there is in ranging through a this huge metropolis. A day or two score of shops, and pricing things that since was rocorueu recorded a very neat case oi of she has no intention of buying, in hunt- theft, of which a suburban tradesman ing for bargains that are never Boceptetl [ was the unwilling victim. One of hi» when found, and in allowing the imagi- i light carta was out delivering goods and nation to clothe her in “purple and fine I taking orders, nnd in the course of ite linen,” at the coutof gingiuim and calico, ] circuit came to a stop in Maida-vale, no man ever has er will comprehend. A There the man in charge left it und went man is a nuisance —t? —to- a~*~shopping lady, I into - a customer - 1------ * ’s * house * in regular • and shopping >ing is a nuisance to a mam num. court**. Unfortunately tlie road was. Where the fun comes in he foils to under­ “up;” a steam roller was puffing and stand. When he has occasion to buy snorting by leisurely stages over the anything, he rushes into a store, asks for crushed macadam, nnd, to keep his horse safe, tbe judicious butter man had left the animal a few yards further oft up, ’’ pays the money, and ia gone. She from the house than its usual position. asks for the goods, feels of them in a When he returned from a brief inter­ knowing way, asks the price twice, the view with “cook,” tho horse and cart second time as though she felt sure site hod disappeared into the infinities, and had misunderstood the firet time, and im­ with them about forty pounds of butter, mediately becomes convinced she can do ' a large assortment of sausages, and va­ better elsewhere, or begins to doubt rious bankets of eggs. The police were whether it is what she wante. She rushes pnt on tho alert and in a few houre tho wildly into thenextstore, prices the same horse and cart were discovered about a. goodsand finds them higher,goes to store mile off, the thieves having carried after store, looking at other things that away nil the contents except the eggs, she thinks she may sometime want, gets which obviously owed their immunity to led off on false scents, aud comes back to the fact that they would not survive in­ tiie first store, to find that all tho goods tact a hasty flight, while thev might she looked at in the morning are sold, leave awkward tell-tele evidence of and finally goes homo with a few pat­ the rood they took. —London Telegraph. terns and a paper of pins, witliout the goods that she came out-in the morning fully intending to buy.—Chicago Al­ liance. ______________________ Mutton Pie. — Ingredients — Two ixninds of ttye neck or loin of mutton, weighed after being boned; two kid­ neys. pepper and salt to taste; two teucupfnls of gravy or water; $wo tablesjxxinfuls of minced parsley; when liked, a little minced onion ; puff crust. Mode—Bone tho mutton and cut the meat into steaks all of tho same tliickness, and leave but very little fat; cut up the kidnevn; arrange them with the meat neatly in a pie dish ; sprinkle over tlie minced parsley and a seasoning of jiepper and salt; pour iu the gravy and caver with a good puff crust. Bako for nn hour and a half, or rather longer John Saerb, <>f Bridgliampton, L. should tlie pie be very large, and let the chief officer of the whaling vessel Alas­ oven be rather brisk. ka, arrived home a few days ago, after acruise of nearly four years. In thatA man was once asked bow he nnd his tinui they took 8,220 barrels of sperm wife got along with so little friction in oil, 203 bam Is of whole oil, and 1,217 the family machinery. “Well," said pounds of whalebone. It is said to b» he, “when we were first married we the largest catch within the same time both wanted our own way. I wanted to in thirty years, �i ----------- next feat wax bre&kformed in South Carolina, with ex-Judge ganged to cut low. If graax is cut U>o K'mhaw as Prwddent. “We intend,” close the succeeding crop in much in­ Mxmc, Edward W.' the resolutions say, “ to train, educate, jured, especially if the summer is * dry of the performance was the following: ing to the census of 1880, is about and organize the public opinion and Tlie atldete place. 1 »-ix-tal leaf Ixitweai 1,500,000; Brooklyn, between 600,000 two of his fingers and then, by preasing and 700,000; of both dtiea and adjacent ception of the criminality of this wicked । ■.• ■ceasfully rained. Th-r. - the fingers t<»gwtlicr, cut the leaf so ns tbn wherever the wild blackberry makes to tlirow the ujqier }»urt several feet places, nearly 2,500,000. The oldest appearance, the Lawton and other high. But the moat startling feat waa man in tlie city is n colored man, aged measures to secure an adjustment of all improved varieties ought to have st least ths breaking of a stone laid on his cheat. 118. The mother of the moat children personal difficulties which might tend a fair trial The mon lay down at full leugth on candidate than Tilden. . some chairs, and a huge atone, weighing to involve any of our fellow-citizens in When plants are to bo transplaEted a duel; to enforce the laws against duel­ they should be well wet down several four Bengal maunds, was placed on his a* House of Representatives. Tbe roll-call then proceeded. Alxbama, at Campbell; There are now 42,677 jiostoffioeH in ing in every case of their violation hours liefore moving, bo. an to allow the chest, which was simply covered by a thin tunic. Two men then struck the :ic opening of the ■------- * —• •• — the United States, an increase of 1,838 hereafter occurring, whether the same water to soak around the roots, and if stone some tremendous blows with ar Hancock. ( this must l>e done while the sun is shin ­ for Hancock. IlliDoh in the past year. The number of of­ shall consist of sending, accepting, or heavy hammers, and, after one or two ing brightly it will be-best to shade the fices paying mon* than $1,000 each, and bearing a challenge of the fighting at a plants for a time till the water has soaked attempts, the block rolled off the man’s cheat in two pieces. He next made sev- at tbe vote at Louidsna, Main*. Michigan, antlxonxed to detaruuno tho place and time of therefore called Presidential poetoffices, duel, or the counseling, aiding, or abet­ in. ’ end attempts to break a cocoanut with and-Minne^U. When Mlwcuri’a 23 for Han- holding tbe convention. Adopted. is 1,764. New York heads tlie list, witli ting any of these offenses." Oats arc often recommended as an ex­ a handkerchief. His mode of procedure After further resolution of thank* and triiw189. Illinois comes next, with 163; cellent crop witli which to bow graxa in this case was to roll the handkerchief seed. The argument is, that tlie oata tightly in the shape of n ball, and then •then Pennsylvania, with 132, and Ohio, A Pabis authority on American affaire will sliade ana protect the young grass. with 112. tells the following truthful story about But grass does not need shade, when to throw the ball upon the nut Pull­ ing a piece’of sugar-cane into two exact­ Gen. Butler lias been making a an adventure that liefell tile dancer, sown in proper season—it needs sun, ly at the joint, and bending a thick iron and especially it needs moisture; and filate, were among other feats perALL SORTS. speech in Loe Angeles, wherein he Sangalli : “ Once, when n mnnagereas this the oat plants are continually tak­ ormed. The company then went out, strurtjons of 800,000 Democrat* of Ohio, ho praised poetically California’s wonderful of a traveling circus in the wilds of Ohio, ing from the soil, thus robbing tne young Gen. Hawley has gone to Europe for on the balcony, where the athlete cut a would cart tho 44 rotea of Ohio for Allen G. she was suddenly attacked by a band of a abort visit ■climate, opposed the Panama canal gruss plants from tlie start. sugar-cane ao as to throw up a piece Thurman. The Chair refused to recognize Mr. Hill’s Babnvm'si bearded woman ia now in .scheme aa inimical to American com­ savage Sioux Indians, led by the re-' A farmer on the line between Iowa thereof 1,000 feet high. It wm done an insane asylum.. Everybody and Missouri has been experimenting thus: Arnau held out a cimitar.with right to cast the vote. merce, and stated that if we are indebted doubtable Sitting Bull. Ohio returned and cart 44 for Thurman. fled, nnd all was consternation and with cow-pea as a weed exterminator, the edge downward, and Barbaiee struck Wisconsin got permission to change her vote Bartenders in German saloons work -to anybody for tlie Chinese it is to En­ cocklebur land Spanish needles having the cane upward iagainst the edge of the and cast 20 vote* for Hancock. Here another gland, who theoretically and practically despair, many persons Ixiing drowned taken ixapession of his orchard. He | sword,, the piece thus cut off flying a wild aceno of excitement ensued. New Jeracv only seventeen hours a day. Cider is made in Tex-s from toma-' in the tempestuous waves of the Ama ­ •controls the shipments of tlie Celestials says that /sown broadcast tlie jx-as will great it distance distance into into thd th6 air. This toes, and sells nt 81.25 per gallon. zon. • Suddenly this heroine sprung '_________ not do ,its. but planted in drills nnd~r culthe performance to and i -______________ *______ __ ~____ "______ ------brought ~ r—------------------ a close, to this country. I lorioa became wild with •uthujdaajn. upon an unsaddled horse, rallied around I tivnted ..ualivl lil-'x. zwm Itvjvw trill .ml VI* a u 11141T1 VW. F or Weeks ]xist the mortality of Lon­ rallied around ! tivated like corn they will kill out the the performer waa then presented with When at lart peace wm partlv rw don has been only twenty to the thou­ Tlie K iieas he«-planted mixed,rj. u handsome shawl.—New York IForld. Hale, of Pennsylvania, meuntod on - —- ,--------------------,,were ----- ,--------Parliamentary campaigns in England her P. T. fiiirnum and a few others of .1 w‘*o«ls. ahontod out, •• Poauqrlranis >* pri sand. her employe and, with . revolver in Mmf-UyAe whippoorwill vm.ty. .are very expensive affairs. In compari­ •on." He went on to eulogize fin and Larue broods of wild turkeys are no­ HOUSEKEEPERS’ HELPS. closed by changing tbe vote of !Pc ™. our Congressional ' elections are hand, «ttack<xl uni dupemed tiro runri^jm'Zlnvl’ta son ticed along the eastern slope -of the Al­ making it 58 votea for Hancock. Onb-Ego Cake.—One cup sugar, one •ea: -8omical,notto say parmmonoms. Ac- derous red devils. Kansas City reward- , hkim ^Ik, witli Indian meal added, The climax of tho excitement wm reached leghenies. and one-half cups sifted flour, two-thirds when all tho banners of the HLales nuhed to ■cording to returns from the recent Par- I ed her with a commemorative medal, ■ Feed this wakn two or three times a The army worm has reached the vi­ cup of sweet cream, one egg, three ten- the Ctiainnan'a desk and aurroundod the bancinity ,of Boston, and ia making sad liamentary campaign in England, it is . and Col. Buffalobill, of Lieut. Gen. ‘I®?’* •nd “I night one feed of whole H]xx>ufuls baking-powder, one-half teahavoc. shown that that in in Manchester Manchester tho tho candidate candidate Sheridan Sheridan’s’sstaff, staff,knelt kneltat ather herfeet feetand andofof- ! ’ coru- t \ shown . i i- LT • * wa™. drj «1 >oonful -vanilla, one-fourth teaspoonful When inmething like ten minute* had been — T i. t . i . , .. , coop. Too. much hght u not advisable salt. Bake quickly. Pennhylvania has forty-two flint, spent $100,000; in Birmingham, $65,- fered her his hand and fortune. for fattening. If the fowls are in ■pent la thi* exciting outbunt, W. C. P. Breck­ twenty-three window and thirteen bottle 000 ; in Bradford, $50,000; in each of ' ------------------------i fair order, in ten days of feeding as preGrebn Peas.—There isn’t much prin­ inridge, of Kentucky, with great difiicultv, three other constituencies tlie expendi- '• The word ceuliU« ite origin from scribed they will be fat enough for mur- ciple in cooking peas, as it all depends j The waiters at one of the hotels at on the tenderness of the pea. But what, changed her 6 vote* to Hancock. Virginia then ture was $30,000 ; in another, $35,000. .the °®®® of c<iU*t)r Borne, one of the । keL Bye Beach, N. IL, this summer ore all hurts jx-as is to drown them in too much I • ! duties of which was to estimate (censere) ’ The striped bug that infests eucum- water. Some cook-books say it doesn’t I changed to Hancock; then Nevada, then Ebode students at Dartmouth College. Island, arid the work waa done. T-.. _.U.~ »... 4U. I the number o! citizem ud the value ot ; «l"»h» I melon, aa «xm aa The preliminary workings for the uumUr the mutter ns to quantity of water, but it I A delegate from New Hampehlre moved to An English firm sold 8,000 fire-proof | they appeal* ariove the ground is one of does. Boil quickly, 'that’s the thing, ], make the call of the HtaUw anew. The motion liiifes in Turkey before it was ascertained tunnel uniting England nnd France I tl>eir property, nnd apportion taxes ac- ; ■ the greatest obstacles in the way of a but with just as little water ns you cun. 1| waa quickly adopted, and tho new call tecan. that the filling was only sawdust. 1 J1 ® afu’r T°t*nK eoudly have had the most satisfactory results, cordingly. In the Middle Ages the word profitable cultivation of these crops. To Km Dm, Momr.-H.ve ibe I The total miles of niilroatl constructed The promoters have sunk their shaft to , w,u* *pplie<i principally, if not wholly, to Tlie surest prevention is to place over ' consultation, and then voted for Bondrwka. | dough stiff when it is set for tho lost ris­ Iowa created a ■cnsation by casting one vote for thus far this year is 1,613, against 682 ^he stratum in which they pro{x»e to practical work of taxation, but in each hill a frame covered with mosquito netting. A treatment of ashes and plas­ ing. The larger the proportion of flour Hancock. Wiecorndn, which had Is-gun the for the same period last vear, 432 in 1878, bore the tunnel, and are now going to mixlern times it has lost this meaning, ter, applied to the plants when the dew to that of moisture in the dough the movement, dosing it with giving her vote to and 1,271 in 1873. ■ .sink jmother abaft, and lower all the ■ enumeration of the people of the is on, serves to make the vines less j»al- longer it will keep moist. After the Hancock. American exports to China for the Tho second ballot for President, m finally re­ machinery machinery for for tlie tho bore. bore. In eighteen , United StaU*s provided for in the consti­ atable to the pests, though this is by no bread is linked and cold put it in a tin corded. wm m follows: | years 1877 and 1878 were valued nt nearbox or an earthen jar with close cover, Hancock70S means a sure remedy. tution is the first modern instance of an I ly $7,000,000, and the increase in 1879 mouths they expect to have reached Hendrick* ........................................................................ 30 and keep it covered tightly. Bread thus A gentleman experimented with peas ! was rapid and heavy. Bayard 2 Tlie first two kilometers, about two and a quarter undertaking of the kind. in this way : He saved, at tlie time of made and kept cool and always from tlie Tilden........................................................................ j.. 1 miles, under the channel, and in three United States census was taken in 1790, picking, nil the early full pods os they air will last and l>e moist for a week. Whole number of vote*. 733. Anton Rviunstein lias gone to his cas­ Tho announcement of tho result of tho ballot and the first British cjmsus (exclusive tle at Peterhof, after a professional tour of Soda Cake.—Take one pound of flour, wm made at 10:50. or four years to have completed tlie ripened, and planted the seeds saved then of Ireland) not until 1810. In tho ' from these jmmIs year after year, for six ounces of butter of dripping, six Senator Voorbee* took tho platform and moved EurofN!, which has netted him n very United States, the census serve® chiefly three years, and the fourth year hail ounces of sugar, half a pint of milk, one to make tho nomination unanixnoua, and hia large sum of money. of carixmate of soda, and । motion wm seconded by William Mack, Chair­ Idaho Territory holds court nt Boise, a political purpose, affording the basis of ( jM-ns of the same name that were more i teas|»oonful Mrs. Micuaxl Hurlkt, of Brooklyn, ““ of tho th® Indiana delegation ; Samual J. Itenj than two weeks earlier than the seed of I add one or two eggs, with half a pound | man . « —' ■ • • Tf of New'York 5 while drinking with friends, became en­ ■where is located all the Government representation in tlie lower house. 1“ | the same name purchased in the store. of curnuita or seeds ; mix, the i , caraway ... - ,। I ana xjrccamnago, Brcckinnagc, or Knnfn'-k^ Kentucky The motioa raged atherhusbimd, caught him in her noutucKy. offices, and is tho homo of. the United Great Britain its object is entirely sta- ■I oevdn mxla thoroughly with the flour, rub in Seetls ui of cabbage, icwace, lettuce, ieiunw, tomato, cuarms and threw liim out of the ^econd| cumlier, peas, corn and many others cah the butter, and beat tho whole with a States Marshal. He goes to Lewiston, tisticol nnd economical. Afterward John "oily, of New York, and stery window. I lie much improved by the same care. wooden spoon for twenty minutes liefore 400 miles distant, twice a year to attend Mr. Fellows, of tho nme State, made speeches It is dangerous to express political Germantown, close by Philadelphia, . The best feed for young cliickemt is putting into a well-gre;u>ed cake-tin. announcing that tho broach in tho State of New district court, and also twice a year to One of oat «“d corn meal mixed, wheat, Bake for a full hour and a half. York waa healed, and they shook hands upon it. opinions in Russia. Not long ago a man Mated for the same purpose, traveling a is a demure old Qdnker town, Pulitzer, of Missouri, moved to proceed who said, “The Czar lie biowed," was is a free publicwlibmry i cracked c.»rn and other small grains. Married Again Without Knowing ILtn Mr. distance of 525 miles to reach there. To it® fieculiarities thn tiominstinn rtf VirA Vr-.i.l.rit arrested for complicity in another explo­ , ’ ’,. . . • They must have fresh water before of 10,000 vol '. A man in Tokalo, with a wife and tliree t0„ , dnmes, from^w-hich fiction j t|ieIn aiwayg. Green food is good for sion plot in tlie Winter Palace. simply attend the courts in the three dis­ nn.. i._ of _/ । them jin Q small qijnuuties. Tlie works quantities. The gome ' tricts requires liim to travel 3,700 miles. is rigidly excluded. • The latest cure for dvspepsia is to eat and ’ " is *the ’*“ ‘liest —* sitter ------J mother—ahe eating woman and procured a divoreo in m^unzUMi WiliLun IL EngU»h, of IndtaM. ! a raw onion without salt for three sucBut to do all Ids official work last year 8haks|xjare, Byron, Tope, Dryden, hen ... oliectiro Indiana ttown. ----- XTtho noniitta- , Ho JUA did not --->mvArUnsM, when exiled, ' am cover thirteen to fifteen eggs. Games , on caused him to travel by stage 9,000 Thackeray and Kingsley ore among are good foragers and very healthy fowls, j a word about it at home. One day hisold- tion. Indiana, by Mr. Voorhrem, did likcwiac. '| cessive nights liefore retiring. We should j say die as I aukw— a® lowi oonrinxtcd Gov. M. R. Btabop, of Otao. » that -. — remedy • was quite «--------------those* that are kept out “ Have vou • miles. All diseased fowls should be kept froui est daughter received a parcel of patterns Tho roll-call wm nvunicd, and tho States tlie disease. any of Mark Twain’s works here?" a thw the 3v-.k. flock. A bran mash mixed with from a ludy in Indianapolis. It was an old from KatixM down to tlie end of tlie roll-call , . , copy of a country newspajM-r. An ad- either M>conded the nomination of English or 1 A recent traveler in South Africa has Fovutekn girls, students in a West­ Pliiladelphia Tinten rejMirter asked. meal is a gocxl morning feed. tacitly conwnted w to .<it Thu last Bute • plooed in the hands of Dr. Cameron, M. ern college, are writing a continued “ No ; his lxx>k of travels, I suppose we ' TcataTOES like Water, and in setting | vortisement.attracted her attention. It v-t-.w. , " ’ —Wln«x>n«in , —- —wM - ropnwnted by Vi- ' p.t a whip, more formidable than- the was au application for a divorce for her called story which one of the county papers is . hardly considered reliable enough," tlie ’ them”out a cloudy day should be chosen ; 1 father from her mother. The young *reL “■_ ^° L । .£“£3. “ iX '‘J11' Brit“h. ”“'7*with publishing from week to week. Each Librarian replied; “I don’t know, then, after the holes have been mode for , fad.v derided to vi«ft her friend in In-: addrew in eloquent wonu word.,, .econdmg the 1 «B tlu' Dnssionanes near Lake the plants and some good fertilizer girl in turn writes a chapter. Already I though ; there’s some truth in them, I duuiapohs, and to make ^n excursion to ----nomination *—*— -* of ” English, —u-‘- — and, J-----upon------concluding, I Nyonza are in the habit of flogging replaced near the root of tlie hill (hen ma- tho county where ♦>.„ —j ibeen ------ movixl to make it unanimous. | fractory converts. The QUU subject tho divorce ihad ---- - -----------------------------.w. ww be twelve chapters liave appeared, and tlie j suppose — at least Tve heard it said uure or unleached ashes are goixl), lift I ♦I... ■mrv or unu>cn«i o-m,.*. nn* 00..1), nil gnult/.,L she returned with ample evi. >«" -tUnire- th. mm. ot Buhop. uvl, U>. pn,lolly officially iaventignlwl. v ;plant can -r- *2^7 ’’ jt‘ <*artli ■’ itory thus far concerns twelve splendid ! there was. I heard it, though," said I tHi. 'ally aid] 2a *22 ball that her mother waa living with a vote being b"”,r put ' ' by ’’ tho **” chair, '““*'* the nomination “,n““u«n ■I waa declared unanimously sgrecd to. atUu'hed to the root, and after afte nutting*it . ajvireed max Sb. allowed her father a j ___________ ____ , fellows, witli long, silky mustache®, tlie Librarian, looking a little dubious. ntbu*l,..l Hon. Henrv Watteroon, Chairman of tho is ... at n" Chinese Contrariness. v, if .. the — soil „ an iirj, 1--.V put .4 a , copy ^py ox of ujh oavertusement, advertisement, and told him Ii Committee on ResolnUona, RmoIiiUoim. wm rveognized recognized by 1 twelve beautiful maidens with hair that “ in a way that didn't altogether satisfy in place, pint at the----«x»t of ther: plant c,liur' and, 4,,d- after ar,cr order ordnr waa restored, pro- I — - of- .•water ------ ,---------------------- --in 1 that she had found out all about him. 0,0 chair, Teaches the ground, and twelve stern me. We don't put any plays in, and •the the hole k<h 1 rr . 4i tlie floor for a minute . hole and and cover cover at at once once with with soil. ne____ wa4i. lked andI 1 ceeded tn lo re*,l tl>« ,bo v.l.tL.-vn platform, m follow. ; >, In a letter from Boo-chow, Ching, Rev. H. C. Du Bose gives some amus­ tSTSfi.'f ““ fallen. Six of tho home, hiul each » shakxpoorv »t»y. out on that groun.l Planta thin Invited will aland auMhiin* 1 u10n p„„| v, hia J^hter: “I'have ! ■“ St” in his name, and the other six an* Of course there ore some works on gen- uud do well. 1lotted plants or those in ixsen a very bad and guilty man ’’ he i *• Wep^aoeurwcire*mfwto th. conrtituttonrt ing examples of Chinese contrariness : “ Do-St'en-Sun, will you let me oak if irt or ■* data do not need ! .. b„t ft j. „ot U u umke | Ixixes or on turf •“De” somebodies. leral literature that contain his ({nota­ water in setting. any member of your family is dead ?” amends. 1 Will go to her nnd confess nil, Ma. of Deniocmtlc .uuwnxxi and patriiAa, End «ra- was tlie question when I came out in a tions, but wo can't help that. We hold f,^r°nn ol ConvenA correspondent of the Garden rec­ and undo what I have doRp.” “ Confess suit of linen last summer. Black with A DBrooiur's aksiatant was charged Hh(>nld lx, led uke Qp ommends lime-water to aid in destroy­ first to me, said the girl. “ It is Miss , X Opposition to centralization Mil to Uirt danger- us is mourning, and they have the op­ ■before the Correctional Chnmlx-r in wholesome reading—l-x.ks on travels ing worms in lawns. He says: "Worms --------who is the woman in the case, is it I on* *ptrll of «ncroacbu>ent which tend, to COMOIIposite color. In foreign lands green and nnt»" •* It i* " “ T thnncrht mnM. d * to “ OD ®' * nd U,u * 10 wbalerer the fora of Paris, a few days ago, with causing the or natural history or biography—some­ instinctively look for moisture. In wet not. it is. x tnougnt as much. , Ko „mplairr blue, brown and red silk**, are for Indies; AX® you to marry her? ■ I was to i operation of church end (Ute for the good of eech, here a gentleman may have a red bon­ death of a mon by misreading a pre- ■ thing that will amuse and instruct to­ weather they may be found at night by have married her. ” “ You must not go I «>mxnon Kbooi. fo«t*ra<i ud protected. net, a black satin jacket, a blue silk iscription. The doctor, whose writing is gether. Our idea is that in reading a scores on the surface of the lawn. Last to mamma yoL She must be your wif« 1 eiJrer, l^d d^mEd! robe, green trousers, and embroidered very clear, ordered eight drop® of lauda­ person may iiecome dissipated, just the year, after a fortnight's heavy rain, I Again before she knows- the fearful ,trlc! maintenance of the public fiulh, State end shoe*. treated my lawn to s dose of lime-water, Our shoe-soles are black, a num, which the assistant carelessly rend same as by drinking whisky." ” th® civil pu rer Chinaman’s white. Your run your arms by stirring up a very small handful of truth.” The young lady was equal to M aulwriUnat.ou--------------of military to .as eight grammes, or abott a quarter of ganulM and thorough reform of the dr-J in the sleeves and then draw on your Irish lime in each gallon of water, poured the emergency. The twentieth anniver-1 sary of her parents ’ marriage was close | the solution on tlie grass without a rose, an ounce. The overdose naturally killed coat, our friends first put on the gar­ Too Much Paris Green. and picked up the worms as they came at hand. She invited all their friends ment aud then run their arms in. We the patient, and the court sentenced the It is reported that a family Las just i to the surface. I filled a seven-inch jxit and had them married again by the I wear hats in summer and' John goes prisoner to three months’ imprisonment. been poisoned by eating lettuce upon twice with tlie proceeds in the shape of i .uime minister who performed the cere­ bareheaded ; we take off our hats in the which Paris green was found, and many His advocate urged as an extenuating ' worms, then rolled the green ; ami on mony twenty years Ixifore. She took house, and he keeps it on os a mark of other unpleasant stories of thb somec the following day thwsmaller and weaker pains to have her mother's rival present, circumstance that, if the mistake hod respect. . ....... kind ....... have been ..4U4V4 heard VIVIJ every year DUIIV* since and remarked to her in a comer : “ Papa worms were lying dead in hundreds on You go to see a friend, and in tho cor­ cost tlie deceased his life, it had at least ।r the arrival of rf the potato bug ’brought _i_„ol.t tlie surface.- The work occupied a whole and mamma are married again as ners of his reception hall stand two big provide^! him witli a painless death ! ” Paris green into common " use out of Whether the day, but the green lias been lieautiful a fast as law can do it block coffins; you shudder, but he looks doors. Such accidents should remind a whole year. The larger worms come up truth is ever known' depends upon you. witli a smile upon the big red character, I the owners of farms and gardens that tinU1‘* ■ in from one to seven minutes after the Papa will never tell it, I am sure, and A sinoclar incident occurred in a favorite remedy for potato bugs is n..i “happiness,” stamped upon them. To not application, nnd must bo patiently, lor mamma’s sake I never shall But it take this method of being, a dutiful aon, •Cape May county (N. J.) church, the one of the simple insect-jiowdera that are does seem to me, dear, that some other le-te human b^n^‘!p,,ik<xlJ!F M consequently you think, suits the country where the advertised as harnde^ 11 -------v .other Sunday, when the sacrament at cT__: ___ ” nut - your txuutitution ................ hot- , clhMto would u. ul ES* magnetic needle points to the south. but a virulent poison to whatever being I lu> Hinn ” __ i_ _ ___ *■____ -«n ...____ t____ than Him this." the last supjxr was to be administered. tnsG-M “Good morning, Mr. John Smith," and «-»>.< . . * tastes it in iu urnull small nnnntitixwa quantities. (T Owners of I . The Malden’s Prayer. I deadly blow at our syitom of repreaentaUvo govem- you grasp Jiis friendly hand. While ‘Tlie service had proceeded to the point large crops that orc subject to insect plenty of helping hands and sharp eyes." when the pastor takes the bread, when ravages may be justified in using it, but A romantic young man asked his “s. Tb* Democratic party, to preserve th* country vou are sjxxiking, up walks a Celestial ■it was found that there was no bread even these should take special care that A Hindoo Hercules. sweetheart to take a walk witli him bv i fro®“ honors of civil war, submitted for the friend, “ Smith John Mister, have you eaten rice/’ and shakes his own two under tlie cloth. The jsuitor arose from the wind or some other force does not An entertainment of a novel character moonlight on the river bluff at East Du­ hands at him. What if men fly kites carry tho poison to Ix-rries or to vegeta­ When * -*— -------’* '—‘ wils lately given at the house of Air. buque, Iowa, She went gladly. aud boys look on, and boys play with bles of which tho leafy portions are half way up tlie extension they halted to 1 to do likewise, and proceeded to explain eaten. In home gardens, where tho Morarjoe Gocnddns, at Bombay; who in- ailmire the prospect. Suddenly a stone dolls and girls look on ? It is all just as Ei look at it. If a man wonts to cat that there was doubtless some provi­ various vegetable's and small fruits are slipped underneath the young man‘a * dessert of candy and watermelon dence in tbe matter, which a brother grown near each other, it should not lx? on the part of tlie celebrated Deccan feet and he went down like a curtain­ seeds first, and then rice and greens, used at all. Small boys who pick pota­ •disputed, saying that it was a case of athlete, Barhajee Tulsiram. The com­ stick. He caught hold of some vines why it ia only a matter of taste 1 To lo­ to bugs at 3 cents a quart may cost* a which clung to the rocks and hung on for pany, which included many of th® lead ­ pure neglect on the part of the sexton. little more than Baria green, but,/in the cate knowledge in the brain will do for ing inhabitants of the city, sat in a semi­ dear life, expecting to fall a hundred feet foreigners who have only twenty-six let­ other hand, they are emeaper than doc­ circle, at either jioint of which were and be dashed to pieces on tin- rocks Inf­ tors or respectai de funends. ters, but they keep these 10,000 charac­ ’.finally letdown softly. placed pretty little native boys arrayed low. The young woman could not pull ters which Confuaus made in the “dbhim up, so she fell on her knees and in brilliant and costly apparel. Tho bee," or large central portion of the The Batcher and His Wife. picturesque dresses of the native ladies prayed for him. Tlie young num united How quickly a demand for mechanical ! body. For certain maladies a physi­ If you would look upon a picture of who were present, the white robes of with her after this fashion: “Help! cian preacribea vermifuge ; here the fe­ improvement is supplied in this country serene contentment, go you to the the Parsee gentlemen, aud the gay col­ Murder! Oh, Lord! I know 111 be all male dentist cures toothache by extract­ ■jnay b© shown by the story of whnt the butcher's, buy a leg of mutton, and ors of Hindoo attire hod a remurkabl v broke up. Now I lay me. Confound it ing worms from the teeth. HclenUJic American calls a shower of gaze upon the placid countenance of tho tine effect when seen in conjunction with all, I forgot. Oh, Jerusalem! Tve got In America, lightning kills; in China, to let go pretty quick. Give us aomo :railroad snakes, Tlie latter could not be the man of joints while he trims your the Ixwntiful surroundingn. After some daily bread. Oh, that ain’t right! Oh, thunder. Yon pat a friend on the meat Down comes the cleaver, and off prdliminariea in the way of handing furnished xapidly enough by existing I shoulder ; hero it means calling a man Lord! Send somebtxjy to help me out of goes a two-pound bit of your ten-pound -pound round for inspection the material with a thief. That little girl in .Sunday-school this scrape. Help! Thunder!" At this milia when railroad-building, long sus­ purchase ; ,a-pound off here,u ,and a half a 1' which he intended to perform, and hav- ----------------------- J with blue eyes and golden er.ris—it ia point he could hold on no longer, but pended, waa suddenly revived, but a Imife, which tliere, cute and and .thencarves, a keen-bladed and cuts : ing satisfied the company that there was But not one hundred feet. wi.u,h —— —3 —no deception, tlie athlete, a tall, soldier­ went down. and comes again. Then your ten-pound ly man, some 27 years of age, and with Only a few feet, for Jie landed ou sledge M-J thrift of -perfected and set at work in Pittsburgh. rhite and hair unccnulx-d. How merry kg, what is left of it, is wrapped in a bit a magnificent development of muscle, which neither he norahe had seen in their *1...____ tl.____ -___ 1 l__a« * excitement A small fragment of cuticle rtr*^r “ yon P06 ik SATURDAY, f f 1/ JULY 8, 1880. paying out yoiir two dollars, you wend jnake 1,100 kegs of spikes (thirteen to your footeteps homeward, wondering how butchers contrive to lay up anything from ithe ton.) each .day. The old or ordinary their business. S3 completely ground tia-m to jxiwder in In the next fifteen years almost alAhe this manner, uttering Russian in> ■operation will —, -- ; —O during — “B tlie — process i A.... —VMM. .railroads .*now w *44 Jill AV114LX HIM sharp, ah,* 4” — —■— —< < undergo shrill cnea, which -wera probably process of redemption and intended to express the magnitude of 1 lx?como Government property. and draya; iu cannot be a city without �Capital and Surplus 9100.000. DLES! XlOmiUg |y oration at tlie Corners, xi .as aud no fooling. He uthmd by hia tellow-citi.call oratorical arrangeie had decided ideas aa to tidier wanted. He was anieation with a-yonngat liadun address of400 pages 11 written out for such an Iter a few preliminary ro­ The New York Times asks: "Can women enjoy a Heaven deprived of wedding F That depends! If new »tyles of bonnets make their appear­ ance every other week, women will .___ _ MpinM began: • - "Doos your address refer to the manage to feel happy without a mar­ riage to their back. struggles of our forefathers?" “Oh, yes; I have seventeen distinct A gentleman in r town near Boston refereuees to their .perils, struggles nnd invited home to dinner, a deacon of tnumpha." "Knock ’em right out then—cross the church he attended. The guest of­ out every one of them! Every fool in fered blessing at the table, which pro­ the country knows that our forefathers ceeding greiiily excited the curiosity of had to struggle. Of course they did; it the gentleman’s five-year-old son, who waa titeir biiniuewi to. they have had ull satbeside the deacon and interviewed the praise due ’em, and Bebee’s Cor­ him on the subject. “What was that you said I” he began. “It was a bless­ ners won’t give ’em imotlier word.” "Well, I siippoM- I can leave out our ing on the food we are about to «at»” fore-fathers,” numbly replied the ora­ replied the deacon. “A what!" “Why, a blessing. Don’t your father ask a tor. ■ “Veiy well. Now, what have you in blessing at the tableT' “Oh, yes; but your address in regard to Gen. Wash­ he don’t say it in that way." "How does lie say it?" "Why, he sits down ington t" ‘‘Well, I probably mention him for­ and looks at the tab! 3 and says, *0'«, ty or fifty times. Washington was a the devil 1 is this all you’ve got for din­ great man, aud we must not forget ner P”1 . “Strike him right out!” was the flat command. "Washington was a great and good man. Belice’s Corners is as loyal aa any town in America, but we’ve hatlJVashingtoii till wo can’t rest" Tbii orator made a note of that, also, and tb« other continued: "I presume you have put in a boom for the Declaration of Independence F “Yes, I never heard of a Fourth of July oration with that left out" "Thon you are going to learn some­ thing new. Be bee’s would howl all day over the sight of an American flng if there waa any call for it, but we’re going to take anew departure. No Declaration of Independance in our oration this year. Scratch ’er right ouL” “Thatdosen’t leave me five minutes talk,” said tbe attorney as he made a calculation. "All I have left are a few remarks on the Pilgrim Fathers." Then knock the Pilgrim Father high­ er than a kite before you forget it. We’ve hpeij Pilgrim Fathered-to death io this cxiuntry." “What kind of an oration do vou want up there?" asked the lawyer, as his heart began to sink, ••That’s what I’ll tell you. Can you •inr?” “No." " Flien you are out in the cold. We want an oration lasting just ten min­ utes. We want a sentimental song to lead off, and a funny one to end witli. • Tbe remarks between the songs can mugs all the way from ‘Daniel in the Lion’s Den’to‘Pop Goes the Weasel,’ but they must be funny. We are a laughing set up there. We go in heavy on conundrums, aud we make some of the best puns going. We shall want, aay, ten puns, ten conundrums, two songs and something to warrant about five grins and from seven to ten regular old side-splitters, nnd the terms will be$15 cash on-tlie nail. Arc you tbe man?" •“I—I guess nnt," was tbe faint reply. “All right—’nuffsnid. I’ll move ou to the next, aud if I can’t-strike the chap in this towns’ll sail down to To­ ledo. Bebee’s Corners is going to git up nnd hov.l thisycnr, nnd don’t you I forgit it!"—Detroit Frte Bren. ’ • • A Sun**Husband. QLEMENT SMITH, copy thereof to solicitor, within hapiHtn to know.your I.rat unme, my friend, but it’s real kind of yoa to call me by urine." The barber said no A fond mother wants to learn ho: her son will turn out. That’s easil done. If he’s wanted to go out an weed tire garden.he will turn out slow­ ly and reluctantly and be two hours dressing. If he’s called to see a circus procession go by he’ll probably turn out quick aud hurt himself trying to come down stairs and put a boot on at the same time. . Mjra tte CMBBfataaat be Wished lathe 11 JAMES A. SWIKZBT, Attorney A Counsellor WU1 attend 50 at $3.50 Each, HOUGHTALDI, SHERIFF .Probate Order. 50 at $3.00 Calleetlsm a ■yeeoaaIty At a session of ths Probate Court for tbe Count, of Barry, bolden al the Probate Office, in the City of 50 at $3.50 JULIUS BUSSELL, EBY GOODS DER, deceased. On rending ani. _ Van Fendet. praying are tbe legal heirs of 50 at $4.00 JM»WKRS A BARLOW, HARDWARE, JJENRY A. GOODYEAR, —HAND RAKES Village Ordinance. IROI, KAILS H SHELF HABDWARE Fho village of Naab villa ords' be a board of sewer romtnluK Jk.t IO cts Each., and or occupants oi any i illage. by reason of the ditches. dral American and Foreign Marble, TTmstingw, MioH. F. A. JONES. R KGULAR PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Day and IV Night Culls pros ptly attended, office Bl reelienre, North Main Street, NaahsG e. Mich. K. CH I Pat AN Prx-ldcnl. A.t 15 cents Each Nberitr !4alc. Fitters C. C. WOLCOTT , Serve an Injenctlwn sn Diaeaac By Invigorating a feeble coasCltaUon, rwnovaUng a Jdebilitated physique. and enriching a thin and Int netilllous circulation with noBlet'er's Stomach Bitters, tbe fluent, tlxi moat highly sanctioned. and i most [■<>polar tonic and preventive In existence. ‘theFor axle by ail Druggists and deal»n generally. J-JENRY ROE. Proprietor tow it: Lot of Naahvillc, i village; all o! S MEAT MARKET ENTERPRISE • JJOS*T BEAD THIS ' If 1 you don’t wont to, but we are Helling MBIT GROCERY MALT BITTERS New Fresh Coods and Low 13th day ofJulv.A. D. 18B0, al ten o'clock In tbe forenoon of aaid day. Dated, Haallnn. May 25lb 18S0. HENRY HOUGHTAUK.Sheriff, by Wm. H. POWERS. Under SbwIff. ent Sir Uh. A tlomcv for Plalnltffx 186-421 UN FERMENTED G-oods Cheap Just the Mine. We sell a TRADE WOMAN’S SLIPPER MARK DR. C W. GOUCHER. Prices. Teas, Coffees, Sugars, F > 14 Stop Organs^ BUCKLE ALEXIS, UL8TER8 BI-CARB. SODA Light-Weight Pants, CALF BOOTS Mei Ham aii 8Wien, NERVOUS DEBILITY. Lard, by the lb. or barrel, , Tit® J1'?'1'!1 Market Price paid for Hides, Pelts, ice. Fresh Goods, Full Weights ncaa, Spcnuitor- RENBY BOE. that follow MBBBMMM Brfbr. r lilch we desire to send Medicine I. for AS. or will be seat free by nail on recelp :hr money by nddmdnr THK GRAY MKDICIKK DO., I ARISE TO SAT HW Archmeiean Lan Mower Ci. NEW ARCHIMEDEAN and CHARTER OAK IE8T II THE WILD I MENS a YOUTHS SUITS, LAWN MOWER At SLOO. worth S3.0O PRINTS lor St, Fresh and Salt Meats IN THEIR SEASON, He Ac KID BOOT DR. H W. WHITMORE clectic physician. and office at Levi Elliott,. Maple Grove Centre. E y virtae ot • writ of exoeH'ioQ leeued out of and under Uie aeal of tbe Circuit Court for tho J. A BAUGHMAN. county nt Harry, Blate ot Michigan, in favor of Ed­ win A Buah, and Nellie K. Bu«n. to me directed ■pHYBICIAN AND BURGEON, Woodland Ocaanddrll»cred agahwl the goodi, chattel*, Undo and Ijjj.Mkb. D.,„drt,h. 3. tenements Of Thomas M Brady aud Robert SJhwdy. , .ha a r, __ I B From 25 eta. up. One day last week a man residing in Boi Praneiw East Toledo, 0., skipped from his fam­ ily and brought up in Detroit. His LADIES ENGLISH TIE, wife got a clue to Ins whereabouts and Having bought for CASH a large, neat camo ou after him, and yesterday she — stock of * had an interview with him at tlie A beaut}*, nt $1.50. and n Central Station, where hw had been run in for the purpose. She had no tears to filled. Ou the contrary, her hair had a fighting bang, and iui soouaa she could get her breath she began: “So,you miserable little apology for n At $1.90 Solid, our Womans Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, OB ENFEEBLED DIGESTION, Impoverished human being, you skipped out, did Blood. Wewk Lungs. kidney, and urinary or you T” - No reply. Cheese ui Everything “After I had washed and scrubbed and sewed for nearly twenty years to With Heal Plate and o auppoH yomyou got tired of your fam­ !Mti U Cmhtt > lint Gw (nary Slat I ily, did you? Our style of living wasn’t tony enough to suit you, andyou want­ FRENCH kii Wish to inform alt that by prompt at* ed a diamond pin and a cane r tention, accommodating ways, good "^iy.I--ucy. I’m sorry,"he mumbled. goods and low prices, hope to receive “Well, I ain’tF she snapped, “No, At $2.50, worth $3.00. A Miss aud fair share of your patronage. sir I On the contrary I’m glad of it T Childs Slip, from 50 cents up. You’ve chewed toluicco and drank In mens shoes we have a whisky aud whittled shingles and loaf­ very fine assortment of ed on tbe, corners nt my expense just as low cut and a in-4i] long as you ever will!" “What do you want of me, then T" GOME AND SEE. “Want of you ! Why, I want to clear Yoon Truly, my diameter! All our neighbors say Ofllartfortl, Conn., that you ran away from Die, and some BOISE a FRANCIS. pity me and some laugh. You ran MANUFACTURERS OF THE A few Russet Plow Shoes at $1.40, and away from me! Why, you low-down JOBPBINTtNG a few corner loafer, you couldn’t run awav _________ AT THIS OFFICE. from anything but a s|mde or au ax. ‘I followed you to get tills matter straight I’ve got to live there, and I’m not go­ ing to be either pitied or laughed at!" Q HAMjfga “What do you wantF he asked. From $3.00 up. SCOTCH SUITS at “Here’s what I want I” she said, as $11.00. $18.00, and $15.00 she seized his collar and twisted him around. “Now you take that—and MENS AND LADIES that—and that—and I’ll have these officers sign a paper that I found you and kicked you out to take care of M. b.Ut.11, yourself! Now yon git! don’t ever write me, don’t ever dare to come back tome! Even if I hear that yon ever j In an endless variety, all the way Circulars. tell anybody that you were married to from $1.00 up! Our stock of me I’ll buy a shot-gun aud hunt for 1 SOLD BY OUR AGENTS EVERYWHERE. HATS is complete ranging you!" from 7 cts up. Just re/ The husband sneaked out doors and j Broke Ini. m> rnrioanre ceived, a tine as ­ down the street, and the wife, having; sortment of tbe "docs" in her pocket, walked the | ike him away Fancy Distxi. Stalbt. other way, muttering to herself. : Naabvilk, Maj _____ “Skipp-d out! Run sway from his i family: \\ ♦•!!, his old shirts will make a JJARNIMS! KUMWI mnn worth twice the value of his ' Which is the same thing. wbok body!Now,I want to sec someone ; li«saa..lkl»<|ls.failHht. pin hi the fner of this testimonial that They are Nobby too. Our all wlalte eater. ItM*y»p»e*r I raised him right off his ImmJk."—IkMakes the boss Carriage, Light road trie rich wan lives at Elton, > isuunned that tbe whole Attorney at Law COMON-SENSE BOCKEB My Reading and Writing Table Is adjustable to nearly all kinds of ARMCHA VM is a peat convenience in reading or w- • ,i makes t good cutting ■>! lap­ board f.ir LmIks, or dhung-tabie for Invalids. NEW RIBBONB, LACBB, STOKE FANCY GOODS, GLOVES. My Easy-Chairs. totted nnd thoroughly acaxxied. The seals are double cane or ash spiintx, split from young, tough timber: are made by experi­ enced workmen. under my own supervision. Any chair bearing my samp is warranted, and if it fail in any part by bur usage, tbe price will be refunded or another cii.iir fur- DRESS MAKING ASHVILLE LIVERY. J. OSMAN, Prop. BUGLE OR DOUBLE TUBM-OUTS HARNESS ! LOW BATKa LAWNS for 12J and 141 ct* per yard. P. K’s. from 9 to 10 eeutx. W. CL AYUWOtTH. COM’KRCIAL TRAVBLOM Have you seen any of Will’s work? If not call on him, one door north of proven'. fl float enuring. by Balding r.ue-haU laaMihw und Trancin'. rvrf hia nridw. Rnr) wooaful of Church a Co*a ttoda or HalerMoa. B. MADE A HreCIALTY F. A. SINCLAIR, RsttviBe. N. 1 W. I. CLARK. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-07-10.pdf.pdf ee6b8868c27bfdecc2b6ebc51beabc57 PDF Text Text ORNO STRONG,! Editor and Proprietor. J VOLUME VII. LIFE IN NASHVILLE, And Her Environs. ■ mb. HELEN'S excursion. It wssM k*« **■ Utdy k»4 H b,Tn rDr ,h*t Inftr«il bbz Twt»r. L On Tuesday morning of last week, Mr. Liklen was up long before the cock crew. The previous day the matter of “taking in” the Presbyterian excur­ sion had been carefully and calmly considered. Of course the excursion was not conducted by his church, but when he lived in Philadelphia be at­ tended the Presbyterian church, and it w-jja his choice. It was an exclusive church. Not everyone who is periodic­ ally scooped into the Methodist church by way of their winter revivals can be a Presbyterian. There were more re­ fined and educated ladies in the Pres­ byterian church than any other church, and as the result of Mr. L’s cogitations he was one of the first excursionists to be at the depot on the morning of the memorable 29th. When the train hove in sight a Pres­ byterian head or hankerchief waived from every window, and Mr. Liklen felt young and fresh enough to execute a pigeon-wing, which undoubtedly he be wojj,ld have done, right .then and there, had not he caught the. stern glance of Charley Smith's eye fixed upon him. t Before the train reached Charlotte Mr. Liklen had made himself agreeable to several lady Presbyterians,and when Jackson was reached he was in a bliss­ ful state of happiness and had made up his mind to start a Presbyterian church at Nashville. Shortly after the train left Jackson, he wishing to en­ large his circle of acquaintances left the excursion train and sauntered into the regular train, and met a blighting ex­ perience. He had scarcely fixed himself com­ fortably in a seat next to a fiuelydressed lady, when a member of the drum­ mer fraternity entered the car bearing in his hand a small grip-sack, and, after hurriedly taking a mental inventory of the passengers, seated himself direct • ly opposite of our much-respected Mr. Liklen, and taking from the aforemen­ tioned grip-sack, a machine of peculiar construction, apparently a tin can. per­ haps three inches in diameter, having a curved piff- or spout with a mouth­ piece attached. A small tube one inch long surmounted by a small fan or paddle-wheel also adorned the machine. The drummer after carefully dusting the instrument with his pocket hand­ kerchief, proccede 1 to lay off his hut, loosen his vest, and otherwise prepare himself to inhale as much of the suirounding atmosphere as possible; then placed the instrument to his lips and gradually puffing out his mouth, blew, apparently, into the machine, causing the fan at the end of the tube on top of the can to revolve rapidly. After hav­ ing repeated this operation several times, and apparently to his satisfac­ tion, he set the machine in .he unoccu­ pied half of his seat, next to the aisle, and looked out of the window, seeming­ ly xuuchabsorlied in the scenery along the line. Now Mr. Liklen has quite a well de­ veloped bump of cariosity, which as he watched the proceedings of the drum­ mer, become thoroughly aroused. He looked long and steady at the machine, bent over the arm of bis seat to get a side view of it, then rose up and took a careful view of its top, and flnall y ventured to ask the use of it The drummer without removing his bead from the window replied: “It is a lung tester.” “A lung tester f” queried Mr. Liklen. “How do you test lungs with tliatf” “By blowing into the mouth-piece, and causing the wheel to revolve. A person with strong lungs can inhale more air and consequently propel th e wheel a longer space of time than a man with weak lungs. I use it often and find it to greatly strengthen my lungs,” hastily and somewhat crustily answered the drummer, as be resumed his occupation of viewing the beauti­ ful scenery around Michigan Center. Mr.Liklen's curiosity was only inten­ sified by this explanation.aud after ta­ king several more views of the tester from different angles ventured to reach out and take it in his hands. He examined the pipes and mouth-piece twirled the wheel with his finger, and finally, after haring several times in­ baled and expelled the air from his 'lungs, took a long breath and placed the tester to his lips, fully prepared to demonstrate the strength of hi* lungs. But horror of horrors ! The “tester,” proved to be an infernal machine, concocted to catch the simple and un­ TERMS; $1.50 per Year Credit Subscrifhonb $1.75. Devoted to the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 10,1880. ‘ St., and as the contestants nabbed at L00AL GIBBLE-G ABBLE. Mr. Pattison, of the house of D. W. the swaying bunns the people just Aad PrrMBBl CkH-Out. Ensign & Co., popular publishers of roared.with laughter. Finally the two the county histories, called on us one Jim’s bit off'the string* that held sus­ How did the Fourth leave you ? day last week. Their history of Allepended their bunns and laying down •The bridge project looks favorable. gnu and Barry counties, fully- com­ upon the wagon devoured them aud se­ Uncle Killen has never made a 4th mented upon In another column, is of July oration. cured the prizes, one of the finest histories we have ever ' The five mile race came off on State C. W. Smith and A. R. Wolcott have had the privilege of looking through. SL. at four o’clock. Elijah Wing of- new ads this week. The Tivoli beer garden on the Fourth Bellevue, Charles Knou.sc of Wood­ Miss. Hattie Austin is at Hastings, created a sensation, but when oue ot land and Urotus Herrick living up on visiting relatives and friends. the proprietor's of the opera house for the state n/ad, this township, entered The harvest is fully under way, and the sum of $1,000 per annum offered to for participation in the contest. harvest hands are in demand. rent it to certain parties to be used for Knonse, (who took 3rd money in our The M. E. folks took in over $86 at this purpose, th© excitement was in­ Inst year’s ten-mile race,)bushed on’the their lunch stand on the fourth. tense- But, we are happy to state, third rouod/and Wing and Herrick Mr. and Mrs. C. Ainsworth and Nora when the papers had been made out were left to finish the race, which they start for Iowa, for a visit, on Wednes­ and one mouth’s rent tendered, said did, the former in nineteen and the lat­ day next. proprietor repented and backed out, ter in twenty-two minutes. Herrick is Mrs. Nathan and Mrs. Samantha Hol­ and Nashville is saved the pains of a a youth not yet fifteen years of nge lon, of Marshall, are visiting at G. A. regular beer garden. mid, with practice, bids fair to make a Truman's.. At the Club meeting next Monday fleet one. . . I. D. McCutcheon, Judge of Probate evening, the following question will be Directly after the completion of this for Eaton county, gave us a call on discussed: Brtolvftl, that the best in­ race the running horse race came ofi' Thursday. tent of the temperance people of the ou Mill St. Norm. Olmstead of Assyria Wm. Bartley has faithfully served State of Michigan, at the present time, entered his "Wild Billy,” Jno. Curtis, his time and is counted a citizen of demands the organization of a prohibi­ tion party. W. S. Powers will conduct of Woodland “Flora,” Brook Durkee Nashville again. Twenty-five thousand three hundred , the affirmative aud L. J. Wheeler the . of Woodland “County Boy,”Sllas End­ sley,, of Rutland, “Nellie,” and Mort. and twenty are about the size of Barry negative. Others are requested to j Middough, of Sunfield, a bay horse. Co’s., population. to speak upon which ever side their in­ James Fleming went to Albion, clinations may prompt. A large, atfreight, wearing a sad countenance. ■ The best two in three heats carried off At this writing his soul still remains I the prizes. Durkee’s horse carried off’ yesterday, to attend the funeral obse­ tendencc is expected for the discussion will be an interesting one. The ladies cduvulsed with anguish aud his re­ first money and Endsley’s - second. quies of a brother. marks upon church excursions are During this race the Olmstead's colt Ogden Green of Battle Creek, one of are.earnestly requested to be present. Parm S.DeGraff, of Charlotte, was in bolted the track, jumping into Wash The News good subscribers, spent the fearful to contemplate. the village and gave The News a call Price's lumber wagon and sending its Fourth in Nashville. \ on Tuesday last. We learn from him rider flying n distance of several yards The Thornapple has been on the rise INDEPENDENCE DAY. over the heads of the people and fence again this week. The storm of Sunday that ou the Sth inst., a match game Aad How II Wm OU<r«rd Is SaahviUr. into L. J. Wheelers garden. Price and night is what did it. came oft’ between the Crescent Bow­ his young son were the only oc­ L. S. Smith was called to Kent Co,, man of Charlotte and the Toledo Arch­ Saturday, July 3rd, the weather in cupants of the wagon.His team became on Tuesday afternoon, by a telegram ery Club, which resulted in a great Nashville was all that could be de­ frightened and ran across the street,the ‘ announcing the death of his mother. • victory for the Charlotte team. An sired, and at an early hour, in fact we colt remaining upon the wagon, and The White Machine is fast becoming American Round, consisting of 30 ar­ might say the night before,people num­ banged up agisnst a building before the popular sewing machine of the dav. rows at 00 yards, 30 at 50 aud 30 at 40 bering hundreds were flocking to this they could lie stopped. Fortunately C. C. Wolcott has just received a cargo yafds, was shot. The score stood as village. The recent rains had put the no serious injury was done, although of them. follows: Crescent Bowmen,—Parm 8. streets in an excellent condition, and the rider was some bruised aud his The masons expect to finish the DeGraff 87 hits and 485 counts ; E. T. no dust arose to mar the occasion. mother fainted. brick work of Lentz A Son’s buildings Church, 79 hits and 423 counts; C. E. The day was ushered in by the roar 1 At six o’clock Sir Richard. Graham to-day, and commence Buxton’s early K. Baxter 78 hits and 410 counts ; C. of the anvil and small arms, and the brought out his “Birds of Paradise." next'week.' W. Sherman 71 hits and 327 counts; usual old fashioned din, caused by who ns they paraded the streets caused There was much drunkenness on total 1648. Toledo Club— D. Y.R. Man­ fire-crackers and torpedoes continued much merriment ajnong the youth, the Fourth, and people complain that ley, 75 hits aud 207 counts; II. M. without interruption throughout the and even provoked a' smile or two out large police force didn’t do their Smith 66 hits and 300 counts *, A. E. entire day. Business in the lemonade, from the old, staid and steady. , Baker 02 hits and 292 counts . F. H. whole duty. ice-cream, pen-nut, pop-corn, soda wa The attractions of the day closed The Detroit Evening A’ers is the Bidwell 58 hits and 252 counts; total ter, wheels-of-fo?tune, target guns, with a brilliant display of fireworks in most popular paper in Michigan. Only 1241 counts. Thus it will be seen that striking machines, bowery and beer the evening which were witnessed by 26,000 copies was its daily average cir­ Charlotte lieat Toledo by 407 counts. garden line, simply boomed, and a thousands of people. This also beats the best score made at culation last week. ride along Main St., at an early, hour The Yates’ building is lieing fitted up the National tournament at Chicago in disclosed the fact that no less than —And nothing has been done to bring for Nichols uew boot and shoe store, the American Round, which was 1508 seventy-seven of these institutions of those Bellevue burglars to justice, and which, it is expected, will- commence counts. Evidently Charlotte has arch­ our Independence day, were in full evidently they have made Nashville a . businessnext week. ers who are destined to wear the blu< blast. visit, for on Monday night last, W. B. The Chemical Works started up ribbon. The first premium for large delega­ Bud was awakened by noises around I in good shape, on the third, and now tions went to the West Castleton Ke- his house. At first he thought they its whistle can be heard at inteivals THE NEW HISTORY Of Allrcaa Aad Barrj CoobUm. form Club, this being the only delega­ were caused by horses in a barn near j during day and night. tion that reported. The-majority of J by, but they continued he arose and I Exchanges copying our ^iklen ar­ This elegantly gotten-up and truly the county-folk were in such a hurry i made a tour of the house, aud the nois j ticle are respectfully requested to set valuable work will, in a few days, be to get in that they couldn’t wait for vs ceased. The next morning he found up “The Nashville News” in italics at ready to deliver to subscribers.' When delegations. the woodhouse door open and marks the end of each article. the plan fff this work was first snbniitAt precisely eleven o'clock, the pro- , where the villians had bored into the I Mrs. Crocker will open an ice cream ted to our citizens they hesitated to cession, numbering several thousands, < next door to get at its lock, but upon subscribe, for it, fearing that it might parlor nt her millinery rooms, Saturday headed by Cogswell’s Sunfield Comet hearing Bill and undoubtedly knowing ' prove a- catch-penny affair,but now with Baud, the members of which, in their him to be a dead shot they had fled. July 10th, and will be prepared to serve the book before them, even a cursory new uniforms, made a very soldierlike Again on Wednesday Dr. Goucher was i ice cream and cake a very afternoon examination will dispel all doubts and appearance, started for the Grove, awakened by hearing a noise in his and evening during the season. Rev. C. G. Thomas, an ex-.pastor of they will find it a repository of matter where the exercises of tlie hour were kicben, and in going thither to inves­ conducted in a suitable manner by the tigate, heard some one run across the our M. E. Church, spent a large portion complete, with facts and incidents which will be of interest to the present President of the day, Mr. G. A. Tru­ floor as though in bare feet, and saw of this week in Nashville visiting and futur^ generations. The work man. A suitable and feeling prayer a form vanish through the open friends. His family was with him and comprises a-complete history of both was offered by Rev. A. D. Newton, the kitchen window. On the same night the; were on their way to Petoaky. couuties. their towns and cities, names Declaration of Independence read in a ■ some one entered John Walker’s house At the annual meeting on Monday of prominent public and private build­ voice to l>e understood by J. M. Martin and eat up nearly all the pie and cake evening Moderator Truman filled the ings, portraits of noted individuals, and several patriotic airs discoursed in the house. Also in Assyria on Fri­ chair. Calvin Ainsworth and John dead and living, with brief but com­ by the band. The oration by Hon. S. day night the house of N. E. Wiles was Furniss were elected trustees and a prehensive biographical sketches, to­ D. Clay was delivered in a masterly broken into, $30 in money and several vote was taken to build another fivegether with a sufficient comprehensive manner, although it is claimed by some । other articles taken, and we bear also hundred dollar school house. history of the manufacturing, mercan­ that it smacked of politics, which is to that a store in Bellevue was robbed On Sunday morning as we walked tile, mechanical and agricultural inter­ be lamented, as The News, believes this week. Now the thiug in order is down town, the appearance of Main est of the counties, the whole elegant­ that politics should never be discussed offer a reward for the apprehension of street, with its wilted foliage, orange ly bound. Many not subscribers will on our glorious Independ ence day. the rascals, that they may be brought and banana peelings, suggested,aa com­ regret the improbability of procuring At the close of the exercises the to justice. pared with the din and bustle of the copies of so valuable a history, us we procession returned to the village, when previous day, the ruins of Thermopa- are informed no extra copies have been —The temperance people, of Ver­ it was estimated by good judges that IfB and Pompeii. printed. We heartily commend the at least 5,000 people thronged Main St montville mean business. For a long F. R. Timmerman has finished his work to its patrons and hope the pub­ time the idea has troubled them that At one o’clock the amusements of the course at the University, and comes lishers will confer a like.benefit upon day began. There were only two en­ the ’Ville drug stores were doing an home armed with a diaploma and a the citizens of neighboring counties. tries in the 900 yard foot race, conse­ illicit business in intoxicating fluids determination to minister to the wants quently the premiums were divided and last week when H. J. Martin paid Common Council Proceeding*. of the halt, maimed and sick, in accor­ without words. Wm. Hall bore off the each druggist a visit, asked to see his dance with the medical science of the liquor record and copied the names of 4 Council Rooms, first and Henry Lankin the second. ninetenth century. 1 Nashville, July 7, 1880. lu the special 100 yard foot race for a I every man who had bought liquor Special meeting called by the Presi­ L. F. Bigelow of the Chemical there during the week, if a whole bat ­ prize of a set of silverware and gold dent. _ chain, offered by Messrs.Clark, Fronds tery’ had exploded in Vermontville it works, was joined by his wife, who has Present, Chipmau, President. Down­ could not have kicked up a worse rack ­ been visiting daring the building of Purchis and Baker, there were four en­ ing, Olds, Reynolds and Boston, Trus tees. tries, but Hall and Lankin distanced all et The list was taken to Editor Pot­ the works in Pensylvaina, on Wednes Absent, Roe and Cook. ter for publication, but for obvious day, and having rented W. A. Aylscompetitorsand gained the prize. The Police account for $32.50 was The bunn-eating match was a laugh­ reasons he refused to do it which wortli's house, will soon commence presented and qn motion allowed by ayes and nayes as follows: Ayes, able affair. The contestants for the strengthened the idea that all was not housekeeping. Several papers have named Hon. Downing, Olds, Boston and Reynolds. premiums offered in this match were straight at the drug stores. But Pot­ Nays none. Jim McGraw, Dick Graham, Jim Dans ter’s rebuff only made the temperance D. IL Cook, of Hastings, as a man A motion to allow A. C. Buxton $50. people more in earnest and they are available to ttte position of Republican on his contract wa*carried by ayes ai d and a colored gem’men of African de­ scent, name unknown. They were ac­ bound that those names siudl be pub­ elector from this Congressional district. nays as follow*: Ayes, Downtag, Olds, Reynolds and Boston. Nays, none. lished, even if they have to start a pa ­ Mr. Cook is a good man and we see do corded prominent positions on a plat­ On motion the President appomited reason why he should not be the hearty Trustes Okla to go to Eaton Rapids form built upon a wagon for the occa­ per themselves to do it.* . sion. Front n horizontal bar dangled —Nashville's greatest need is a new nominee of the party for that position. examine the bridge dow being bailt four strings to the ends of which were school house, and The News trusts Castleton has Mt inhabitants, there, and report at next meeting. , E. Chipman, attached four molasses-soaked banns. that the day is not far distant when making it the best populated town­ Frank McDkhbt Clerk. PresidenL The contestants hands were tied be­ her citisens will be brought to a reali­ ship, by 473 souls, in the county. Its hind their backs aud the two who suc­ zing sense that such is the case. There females number 1,930, just 99 more Nashville censuaed 1,089 souls, among whom is Onto Strong, who knows how ceeded in getting their bunns down is nothing at present that would raise than the males. Then’ are 987 farm#, to make a good paper and does it. The their throats first were the best fel­ Nashville in the estimation of her and the deaths daring the psd— year, town is a live and growing one, and lows and entitled tothe prizes. The neighboring towns, more than to build that is from June to June, numbered the next census wW show 2,000 popula­ tion.— IMlet'MC Gaiette. wagon was drove slowly through Main a new school building. only 25. wary, and as the result of Mr. Liklen'* lupg-test, an avalanch of fine, black soot settled down upon his spotless shirt-front and immaculate neck-tie. With the rise and fall of that cloud of soot the Christian spirit of Mr. L. fled, aud he could notbave felt worse even if he had been murdered. He Jumped so high in the air that his head bumped against the top of the car, aud shrieked: “Judas Jehosophat! you-low-bredvile-blizzard, you! I defy yon.” And threw the “tester” from him in scorn. “What is the matter,” softly inquired the drummer, and then noticing Likleu's sootr-begriiued appearance and the “tester” ou the floor of the car, never smiled as be said: “Youare a meddlesome old cunderniudge, and if you persist in meddling with things that are not yours, you. will not only make yourself appear ridiculous, but become one of the coufoundest asses that ever wore breeches,’’ while the car was convulsed with laughter. Mr. Liklen's ears stuck out like the price of eaily strawberries as be left the car and jumped the triliu. He returned to Nashville via the way NUMBER 42. EAST BALTIMORE ITEMS. Our district school bus closed. A girl that has a beaux three nights in a week must need some rest. Guss went to pick his potato bugs and to his surprise he found them all drowned. Peter Kimberlin has got his new threshing machine and he is ready for business. . I saw Oratio this morning baiting his hook. - I think he was going to fish for his corn. There is much need of a Red Ribbou club here; that .is if some we have in mind could be i>ersuaded to sign the pledge.The rain of Sunday night made sad havoc. It washed away bridges and fences aud laid much wheat flat on the ground. Geo. D. Babcock says if it don't stop raining, be will pick out a tree to climb. That won’t do him any good for he can’t climb. The fellow that went to Nashville from here to attend the fourth, says that them birds of paradise acted like blame fools. K. T. Dident. CARLTON ITEMS. Rain. Thunder. Lightning. Harvesting. Old ladies scolding. Men’s hearts failing. Money blamed scarce. Whooping cough plenty. Being badly disappointed. Running to and fro for help. Democrats afraid he will come out a ahead. Republicans are afraid Jim will come out a little behind. Make yoar bets gentleman, only let me hold the money. Little Ed. lost hisjdb—cause to much bumming. Jim. Carpenter is seven feet highcause a big boy. Two of D. M. Wood’s little boys are veiysick with typhoid fever. Much sickness. Cause,oeuple to con­ founded lazy to clean out Thornapple river. • Glad 4th of July don’t come ouly once a year cause tl.e young folks look a lit­ tle worse for the wear. • Uncle Mason. LOCAL MATTERS. j-y Three-Year-Old Colt for Sale, Enquire of E. Cook. ty Boss Fly Nets and Whips very reasonable et A. R. Wolcott's For Sale.. 3 new milch cows, with calves by their side. C. C. Wolcott. Wool! Wool!! Competition is the life of trade. I am in the market and prepared to pay the highest price for any quantity of wool. A. J. Hardy. Notice. The subscriptions in aid of the Chem­ ical Works being now due, notice is hereby given that I have placed the sum in the hands of Barry Everts &. Co. for collection. U9-42 W. G. Sears. tV Snow Flake Flour 9.75 per cwt a Boise de Francis. Per Me. One new milch cow and 10 swarms of bees. For particulars enquire of 49-44 L. J. Wilson, Nash rille Mich. tV 1 Yokeof Oxen for sale at . C. C. Wolcott’s OT Bee-Keepers should use the Comb Foundation fur sale by H. T. Davidson. [y Just received a full lineof spring and Summer clothing at _______________ S. LlBHACSEtt's HT Butter aud eggs taken in ex­ change for millinery good* at Mrs. L.R. Erb’s. THE JEWELER. C. W. DEMARAY. The finest stock of Clocks in Barry or Eaton county. ry A good stock of straight Elgin Watches, will not handle a Watch but esn be recommended by all, all full Nichel movement. Straight Line Es­ capement, Quick trains. TP* A fine line of Jewelry and Silver Ware. Two doors south of Truman’s, You Kct tiie Celebtated Stark aud Voorman Pat. Sand-band* put on your Buggies at E. Cook’s for only $9.00. They are worth fire times what they cost to any wagon. ry One 8-year-old Horse for sale at C. C. Wouxnr’s for 40 cents. �* !=! enough of dreh, ore called flu! tanas, and are not permitted to work. Hta .••nildnm are culled Prine ?s and .Princosa**, and have stretched .studied and-worked, doing dextote duty, kewtaag in order her hotmehold and feooing th*> sidrtt within her that never " ' ' * jr one more and highMwocd* its itifnl | her studio »w her closet ci prayerj her temple of wor­ ship, the one iranny spot in the lives << her children,.the star that shone through nil the darkness of their lives. Uncqgt scionsly, its influence was warming* the hard soil that surrounded the inner and better life of --Mr. Woodruff. The first that came to brighten their home was little Helen, who in her baby­ hood possessed a vast amount of surplus Hat wearing with meh artful c matter what obstacles A dainty chain of daMaa fair. kitchen, din- ing days, tho ruse worked like a charm, and . Master Ned was funiished with the best books and became quite « Singing Joseph." an elocutionist Mary leanied the prin­ It is a wU-kuowh fact that a stam­ ciples of music, and. under the kind and merer can ring without difficulty, though In the ton# run. ' Mark,had nw found a real careful teaching of Helen, sheoould play he can't speak six words without stutter­ In the 1<>ds run til hidden thtap m* known• several pieces in a very creditable man ■ ing. The fact explains this incident: Tb» ur- of imtli wHI prncta-tte lh« nl«ti:. ner, was conversant with a few good When the supper was on the table, I And, u»xl nr III, ihy seem *iudl tn known, orphan at the ima of 2 years, books, and had acquired a little knowl­ suggested that we wait for his father and Uo.tw well 'il« g.tanteJ from the JlghL AH the unrpokeo u> tJrw. of l^e omu'. and was adopted by hta uncle, u well-to- edge of all kinds of reform' literature. mother to come before wo should eat Are hih«u«d by the jt»n aod (Uim) conical do farmer, who had no other thought Many times in the dead still of night supper. The |>oor fellow immediately than to bring Mark up a firnt-ctasa farm­ mother and daughter had met on the sly, piped up in a plaintive strain: hand, but the fates had determined oth­ working iu>d jmiying together for the Tlwy'll not c-rao wbec U» ndn h falling, erwise, Hta uncle had allowed him resurrection of toe soul they lx>th krved Fallins, laillng. f.111 hr. faUlas; three months a year, in school, but Mark —the. soul that lay buried under the resolved to have more time tor study hard-beaten sod of custom. To be brief, While still singing ho seated himself her fattier, was hta opportuxrily. So he than tlxrye months jearly afforded him. _ ________ Acrrwe the ft year had________ rolled by and everything wm You'll m the chfldruD of the tw* began to break her, not as he would h 2-. Lang and wearily he tried to get rainy working togetherr for good. Ned. had at the table, and motioned me to draw up opposite liirn. After pouring the tea days and odd times'for hta own, but hut committed and pa vear-old colt, by first couxing it, but by — parapliraaed several of as handily as a woman/he turned to mo abrupt andfll-timeil commands to do, and Uncle Huston was a model fanner, and the jsialms, by which he had secured not to do, whatever would thwart her there wm always a hoe to scour, or some his father's attention, if not his heart­ and sang in a still different tune: PITH AND POINT. girlish purposes, by surprising her in her repaira to make that could be done un­ felt but unexpressed praise. moments of inaniration and burning her der shelter, so the time went by till, one " I rise for information,'’ said a mem­ The journey-had been made, the feast bits of verso or drawing, and sending her bright May morning, there waa a vacant wm spread, tlie victors were waiting to ber of a legislative body. "lam very Much surprised, and ashamed that t glad to hear it," said a. bystander; “ no nt once to some dull, dry task, to fit her, cluur at the Huston table. Tlie family l>e crowned. Nor had they long to wait; he would say. for womanhood’s stern hnd hot been awakened ns usual by the thu hour in it* fullneM was at luuid, aud had not anticipated the request, I said man needs it more." grace, and, much reassured by the little dutteK______ Galled-,in t, | spirit, old bell year that alter Mark year,hiul 1 rung so early never wiw a home filled with trufcr, “ Wku., you’ll own she’s got a pretty she endured such harsh and uncalled-for | and so promptly for ao many years, and deeper joy than the Maynard home, incident, made a hearty supper. After my strange companion had done foot, won’t you?” "Yes, I'll grant you a j long after the sun had pcc]H-d into hta that Ix-nutiful day, when 'the Hustons, treatment And only one sweet in al that; but it never made iudf as much of vast 2 x,_. desert ----- : ol bitterness bound her. to ■ empty ----------------------------room did Mr. Huston enter it in Carrolin, Woorlrnffs, and n bout of neigh­ up the chores, and made every thing snug an impression on me as the old man's.’, father'; time to hear ; a rage, with a ft rebuke and a lecture oji bors-and friends met to banquet and for-the night, he sat down in the .corner her father 5; he had found - tune A kiss without a mustache is like an Pililn tuxxnnii nil tliat tM>rmitteH .' enrlv ht-r Bible lessons, all that Im he permitted early riatnarliA raring he, 11-0. was Kwnllii swelling to deliver rejoice in the reunion aud robdncilia- of the fireplace and looked at me steadily. her to study; they hnd committed to to the offending Mark, "why, Mark ! tion of father and daughter, uncle and His fixed regard made me nervious again, egg without salt—Sjxuiuh J*rwcrb. Always remember that, girls, aud never and I said something impatiently. memory, and could repeat together, s I Marie 1*1 he began, but ended by taking nephew. “ Why lire you so obstinate os' to ans- kiss without the mustache ; always kiss number of the psalms. And many a time I from a pare table and reading tho folThe seed has been town broadcast, swer me in this saucy, hing-song way within it.‘Helen would wonder how one who could lowingfexptanatory note : Whew a young fanner's wife made her love and appreciate such lieautiful songs DaajtdJsanx: I cannot beg. I can clnin> and year after year the golden harvest whenever I speak to'you?” Silent quickly to the youth , *, ---struggle and •—• suffering 7—o;‘ The JUU tears M.1UO rushed Kuuiininiuuu) KJIUC JOUI outh’’ss first boy’s pants precisely as simple becould be indifferent or dead to the bud-, that i- mine till I am of age. Yon ripened. But what. broke down the cold, hard crust from eyes; cyes; no he cssayeu essayed to to speak, althot “7 speax, but. nut, although fore as behind, the father exclaimed: diug hopes .nd upinthfa. ol Rirthooi •“ HlA llf.k Z*f Ml* Wxwwl —1 11" 'fill., XJ.X.V.I . ?1e the .1 ”?tL r__. - X! . C?° «• rt■ ’ h 1 ® 001,111 “ 0o?JnCM’ ; “ - Perheps rerneps hta ms father rawer ,taught, raugni. him mm as ne .?•r vejattno^tod ver^innr<nd'to'£^Sv f ’JTi I>1h° ma w.an,t klluw he iw he to tawp" ^rimtott^hmt^dhcwastemtoabksi.^T^wm bX-anTcir.. c.infldm.tlr'S1^41", Sft TFJ*’ J? i not utter a word. is going ...................................................... to school or coming home !*’ ho says that lam • iiervereo and obstin-1 talwvwg •• tha Lord is mv .taj.bcrd. I «d»all I ®«* “ htttc children, ye shall not an- j Boon he recovered himself, to my great Pbofessob—“ Con you multiply to­ ate.’ *1 think I am, from lifo standpoint, ! !,ot W*“L" T*1*1 H,e w.lU “®“ and yonr* ’« ft? ^ngdom of heaven, toll for toe relief, for I thought he was going into a gether concrete numbers?" The clasM THE RUNAWATS» REUNION. but 1... .W1 ncrar .ubdu. und cnul. «i h'" *“* b™n"' “ lto “ 1" * | «*> “X -toni»U»wut, uug mor. arc uncertain. Professor—“.Whitt will as mv dear mother has been subdued I Mavsash. new life opened within him , a new earth musically than ever: . BY MRS. J. V. H. KOONS. be tlie product of five apples multiplied aud crushed. Mv gifts are God-given, CHAPTEB HL I itself b'.Iere him, an a new .. yw »•< rir. how f Mnuarf by six potatoes?" Pupil (triumphantuuu“L w , „ , ' CHAPTER L and too sacred for%ren my father to pl)or Mr chapteb in. thJ iimi,vu in!m Boovc aWJ* I Foor Mr.Huston went back id the I The wild***-""***•«» ♦> — , ......... , it i >> *« x xi i roor jur. nusron went n “ Well, for my part, I am very sorry • ... 1 Mr. Huston back to toe I The wilderness of the Woodruff place ; i .. inmrfomxu,»•I-lioll um-them to the i;-r-tT 1)WBkjM , toU( . mlll „ bnjB1 1--------- ] asarone And i th»nx nimpvery d.y. , (Jhandmother : "You are stupid, —r* « heart, I blossomed as arose, and celebrated wwmmuu as u» ! r the old farm was- sold, and the Hnatous glory O the Great Gmtr; tl not under | ,or he ---- VSLV|oTeJ ,u (1, ,h(. ’ 1 nc;7 fd5 Y1 “7 4®, “ i Charley ; the dullest l«y I ever sow." Iwciunc , hm c left u They lived then, merny ..; ul honie „„ „„llcr tla; for ho really loved all of the Loy that i arttat, author and elocutionist I JEf hi» «mld nndembuol “I KUMnow-flfo ---------- «.T I thu UiuQea of j. when I found out too truth in regard to ! jey . .. yuU mus€ expect me to ’ I ,^ .1 1 v 1 hending blue sumeirhere, I di.ll . « .m find, .w o fjfrajj] " tyjjj ]jC| “that Murk is only i the poor fellow. It was a good lesson to . understand things im quick as yon do, qmet people and ,t .Bl be . long time 4,fiut rtdl be tome.xanetum »«ncLook long enough me- I. ^ave ncrer fanned a hasty judg- ! grandmother, because yon don’t have new edition of his fattier; and hr frit­ ’ ““ “B"“ ’ ' A'“’ *lu> 1<x,ke<! d*” atered | ment since. i the trouble to get ’em’ through your all hit time away and fretted him-1 neigu xira. termined as n lioness as she uttered this > self into the grove' over his books ; i I “Singing Joseph," he was called, and । " J .: ’’“T°, .leetarrtion of inde^udenee. And If rout appreiimclon'a cumjirtent I1 conversed 'with him until a late hour. | T ' . ., .. .. .. , . ... I and my jxxir dear sister seemed to' old Ned, with a mgh of relief. “I hope f, I I forma him very intelligent, although iW^-lP < '» 1 think it was all right, too, for her ' the neWj-cotnera will not make me churn I CHAPTER IL hl> ia.M, xlrrav. without . moment’. J™1 Welt dteeoywri in Colo^o. * Do give covry » load of dore-wood every time D„„ w u„m„; M „^UnI ' last words to me were: I Ircitntirm rm hi. part, Kt themwlve. to ■“A **» impremm tlrnt the my a good education,; ’ •and A m sent there in a hurry of on errand. teacher in the High School of this place; am cu- “ - son .7 —«• by •'.» . rnturic, rrotae of the .terrimi tho ..ootart “ th? country might Ito “ Chores ore the making of boys, aud gaged fora year. A maiden water of.Mra. Car- way of silencing an uneasy conscience Disinfectants. Inna most plrmmnt I over hrtmd.-JSx-i “ rxil»’»y .«tutam where <hev should always lie readv to pi'rform nifi, your old neighlxx*. m Principal. I am i continued, " I iim sure there was noth- I ; the train stops "five minutes for din­ Bod smells indicate the presence of de- Lh,.„„o ' change. them.” at swered the stern, mistaken ‘^nltaa with her. I have too um of h.r ing in the way of ttw boy’s education ’ ' ner." ' . ' ‘ . >mnosition “ Rnmcwlx-m pao^t. ‘‘-J1’ ’“7” ««>>•«»■ li.uilK.n.nmiocdhcrennartedfob.xni." "Tt!?"■ “and ?d in some j the sure har- ' F ,, t ■ 1 t 1 •» t xto do * I--'**1 nnuuc teacher, and find tune each day to 1 q_nu I form or other, and this u the The Armenians. Sunday-school scholar (to tlie teach I think I have quite enough nt Keep np my drawing. I crave your forgive- .•Starch after search was made for monj ( |_,fn™sr (1f 7,VTOotic diseases Wherever i Armenia, where a famine is now rag| . e r >v “ Did ?° n ft at ftf, h“rs home to make or or break boy, and, ifi' nciM. iukm. Y ou wm will not not rorgei forget my mv mruggics rtragglcs u> to enur enter *; and many a day “all over uxx< the wuuuy, country, ■ . - 1I uuujiuj mime iuvuk any any wy, anil, u iou “ »><ux I’m ever sent to Mr. Maynard's Maymi's, I trust — 71 found — ifc ' U tag—there is always famine in some ' Wt?re numbered?’ Teacher— trust ' »hc the life for which 1I telltaywlf felt nmdf tX born. I found ,. but all in vain ; no dew clew could be lw gotten I l>Bd ,, , Mnelb ™eUa are *“und Jt ma n“tI *.’e ..“------“'t^d lerabon of bactena m luirt of tbe Eftst-u the original seat of „ Sunday-school scholthere'll L»e no old .lire. Mavuard there to I ' “ “ ’ ung but disappointment, until in flight I o f the runaway. Buried in the desert of I U t the gcneraUim bacteria « going there ’ll l»e no old Mra. Maniard there to 1i wtiuiig but dUanpointment, until in flight I ‘ of the runaway. Buried in tho desertdof ----- , .„ . . , , . jet me ch™. „ cxr.iing “*’■ ‘“ 'I rtif, subtle and various forms of Ii Ono of the oldest civilizations. It has I ar-“ eU» then (pulling <mt a hair M .-l.un.inx. .u „,.4i„» Xk^ ; I? the life which proceeds from decay have i hmi .Afferent boundaries in diflerent «md pre^ ntwg it) " where s the number home as errand ix»y of one of the beat from the cellar, swill t • the pigs, or far, md doubtless blame, your loving daughter, been proved by modem science to be |wntariM,t but ita pnwent area is esti-. ou .<««? wood from the shed, as old Mrs. Huston Hsu-x. I e“uc’*farH xn the laud, and eventually lie­ always more; or less associated with the ttt 90,000 square miles, and its "Tax dimes m. always did. ” "Tax dimes make one dollar,” said causation of preventable diseasea Good . lK»pulati(m ut 2,000,000. Although long ■ the schoolmaster. “ I think yon will not be troubled in , snbji'ct to the desiiotism of the Turks Ten dollars make < that way,” said meek-eved Mary, n after their daughter was among the fluence of his teacher, he was made sweet-faced girl of 14, yrhosc dread of missing. "Driven from home,” the an­ principal of the High School of L— endless drudgery fully equaled that of guished mother would have said, hod For five years he tailored there with all her little brother. "Mm. Carroll told she not felt that she must comfort, not j the zeal of an earnest teacher, and was to,kn^..P,liat *3rt । spite the loss of moat of their ancient concluded that the l>oy was alxrat'right. ■’ ? \ me yesterday that there wen* but three accuse, tlie sorrowing. Never before then made superintendent, at which time of disinfectant* are good. With n view ...... . in family of toe Maynards, and that Mre. had hud she known knoxvn tlie depth of her hus- i Helen Woodruff glided quietly into the to ascertain this, Dr. George M. Stera- ; culture, a higher civilization than that , „ of their cunqnerore. Christianity *q-, , .?VUO?L ’Hose Maynard is an accomplished lady, keeps .......I., band’s 1...^ love for LL. his children, Baflled school and filled her place with becom- > ing .lignite, uni «« .mieUv in . .hurt I J™! • ur R~ ““ th '> I penra to have been introduced into that fat , H* “ grocer *Soy» Johnny, if a housekeeper and a waiting-maid, and '! and- -broken as his spirit was •now, true , lite, ^teriml w*. uJi. thJ wife of him ’•’“Wo “P"1: I countrv us earlv as the second centun . I J0** luu* • l’arrel wh»ky coddevotes all her time to the study of to his nature, he could uot forgive ; and, , who foul nmrteJ out hr hi. Irimnh. | w ““Wf Ttat form of theology called Armenianisui I t<uo»og forty gallons^ and one-fourth of music and painting.” for all his ttays of grief, his sleepless I for <u> old buhdor. Boarci a“>I,tCTt ^,1Ueha ' ascribes only one nature to Jesus, and ^ow <^oes 10 “ Ha ! ha ! a fine specimen for a fann­ nights of suffering, .he still protested i issued by that body he reports his ol»The marriage created no little excite- |I serration in connection with carlxtlic acid (holds that the Hpirit comes from the “**?, Johnny—" He doat lose none. er’s wife!” exclaimed Mr. Woodniff, that his wayward child must be pun­ Father alone. Concerning wiint is known | lt U P “ K UU1 . nght off ' ment in the gossipy circles pf the city, and other disinfectants. The result of with a glance at his daughter that mihk ished, and a'cconlingly he wrote : as the seven sacraments, they IsMieve . At a eamp-meeting last summer a ven­ j but n calm foRowcd Mark’s innocent her shiver. IIixex : You can Juntfr claim uqthing from i his experiments was not favondde to too “I cannot understand,” ventured the home you »o fooIi«Uly dewrtad. It you n- i' confession that Helen was his "first and I| employment of carbolic acid. Tho crude ' that a iiereon ut baptism must lie i eruble sister began toe hymn : My soul, be <m thy swtl; Mon-, " why farmers’ wives and daugh­ main away it must be in a ailcuco that will not only love," which thread led to the un- 'i acid, such as manufactured and sold in sprinkled three times, and also dipfa-d three times ; that confirmation must be Ten thouund r>x» an*.’.; Fatkxu. Ij raveling of both their liven. Busy-loxl- ' ters, if they have any taste and talent be broken by your Now Orleans expressly for disinfecting for it, should not study books, music, , "Cruel! cruel I" soblied Helen, osj; ies^werc satisfied when the heard that purposes, utterly failed to prevent the united to baptism ; tout tlieLord’s Sup- I She began too high. "Ten thousand," ]M>r must be commemorated with pun* I she screeched, and stopped. "Start painting or anything else that tends t< । she read and re-read toe words that ■ Mark Mayuard, at the age 11, had kissed formation of bacteria. Test tul>es, in educate or elevate them. I have lately seemed to freeze her heart and shut her Helen, a child of 8 years, his only play­ which the acid was Used in connection wine and leavened brood, and tliat ex- her at five thousand ! ” cried a convert • read that women all over the country are out of the world. Her childhood hiul mate in his uncle's neighliorhood, just with bacteria, all failed'to prevent the treme unction should be given to ecch-- * stock-broker present. ■?*!• h” < Ax old Judge of the Kew York Suforming themselves into reading wKue­ known nothing but the yellow leaf, but the evening he ran away, that he hml subsianc** from spreading und propagat­ T'iViiT'' »te«d of precedmg d™ h The. bebeee „ *BwUug . Woud fa . tten and art dubs, and are making rapid the sadness of autumn had not rendered I। not forgotten her, that he had intended ing itself by inoculation, except when progress in whatever study they her cold or misanthropic. The opening to go bacs -.aid claim her, who, by a the pure acid, in its crystaline form, was ta the wotelup of ««mt« lutt uo n imr- „vl lllKini villu^ exclaimed: “mtv, ptlon ; UmTexo!) the Orrok clumeb u, „h* , ,.. .. r take up.’’ bud of love, watered bv tlie dew of strange coincidence, had come to him. used to the extent of ten grains. This h u "Nonsense! nonsense I Lately read! ft ith, was trembling to blossom in her All the city bade them good-by regret­ amount. Dr. Sternberg Kays, is equiva­ tho number of tlieufeeta. butlmve fewer I ,.ork , t|,„-rep?v. .IT|„ vem’ll «,.eee«£" I like that sound! BVirrc have you pure young heart. She sought strength 1 fully, after two years of happy life spent lent to beventeen pounds of pure acid for rolwwux fe»tivufe. Se.rv.co .. .umdly ; yql lately rend such stuff?” demanded the 1' and consolation in prayer for the loved 1 in their midst. " Thvv «ola "’Bachelor's a room twelve feet squareouid twelve feet hold in Turkov « n.ght . urn- u cole- ; ^L, tl,„ Jn*^ ’ infuriated fatlu r. ones she had deserted. A sad, sweet i Button," and took weir departure for high (1,728 cubic feet), "and” he adds, brated in the old Armenian language, petition" “ In a paper that Mrs. Maynard sent picture she made us she sat in that capa- , the old Houston home, now nil their “to fulfill toe conditions of the experi­ though the pn-aching is done in the new. ** to Mrs. Carroll." । cious old arm chair by the little parlor j own, and so near tlie oue still dear to inent in disinfecting on a large scale, it The head of toe church, whose title is* "EixPER, will you have a drink of CathofUioH, lives at Etahmiadzin, a mon- I cider?" inquired a fanner of an old teni‘‘lam sure I have always taken great ( window, in the cozy fiorne of the school­ Helen in spite of all the bitter memories would lie necessary to scatter this amount aatery near Erivan, capital of Busidan ix.-rance man who was spending an even ■pr-ins to keep ajl kinds of story pajiers mistress. She was simply and neatly' that clustered around it. Theirs was a over the floor of a room baring these di­ Armenia, whither every Armenian must ; mg at his house. ’ "Ah—dium—no, -and books out of my house and out of clad in an evening dress of’pink muslin, charity, a work of reformation that was mensions, and to suspend articles to be make at least one pilgriniage in order to thank, ye,” said the old man ; "I never with a white l»ow of lace at her throat; < to begin at home. disinfected near the floor for at least six .A.™..-.. „r —rn..«i.:..i. - - drink any liquor of any kind—’specially । one ring, a plain gold band, that encir­ Tne Hustons bad settled down to hours, care being taken that all aper­ Ims secure of salvation. Turkish perae* cution has driven many Armenians from cider; but, if you will call it applet read— SL Paul, help me, ar .such non­ cled the forefinger of her left hand, was , easy, quiet life in » neighboring village tures were closed so that the fumes of home. In Hungary, Transylvania tint! juice, 111 take a drop." all the jewelry she wore. It was a gift [ sense will be the death of me." anil whispered not toe secret intrusted add might not escape." It would re­ Galicia they nnmlser 10,000; they are "It was not n story paper, father, but from her mother’s father, who prayed, I to their keeping, that the Maynards, quire sixty-eight pounds of too crude Onk of the lady teachers in n public a*ihe placed it u|>on her finger, that if I who hail taken possession of their old acid to disinfect the same room under the very common throughout Asia Minor, school, a few days since, was laboring a journal devoted to—” and in the neighborhood of Constanti­ she inherited any of her mother ’ s talent I place, were no others than the two run ­ same conditions. Forty-six fluid ounces nople reach 200,000. They are, indeed, with an urchin on the science of simple “Devoted to fiddlesticks! I’ll hear division. Tfiis is what came of it: nothing more of it, and now I herei for- she would also inherit, in an equal de- aways, Mark Huston, ax he was calhnl of the crude arid in a room ol this size scattered all over Asin ami Europe, and ' fe’rcc’ i,cr fatllCT H *'iU ixiwer. Her gios- in Ida boyhood, and Helen Woodruff fail sd to destroy the potency of vaccine rou had an orange Jbid you to touch any more papers from f are to be found in th- United States, lire. Carroll. I sliall not allow her •ny brown curls were fasteued carelessly From cellar to garret a uew life ran virus, and consequently would fail to de­ and are often the Khrewdest merchants. which you little mater, how much would you give through the old home ; targe old rooms stroy the yeDow fever germ or the prison your mu»t u the. .lid v.«r .i.U.rLn1,0 >*«“" «> “«1> tost hod i»een dark and-------dusty for years i। of small-pox In conclusion, Dr. SternI her?” Johnny—"A suck." --------------------------------j — Reserred Seats. i><x»U.r, I -y, Ill Uv. you raul no , J" 7““”*/“T'f were filled with sunlight and fresh nix ‘ berg says of his interesting and valuable In traveling, one meets with many Tuor 'liinea: "Will you be so kind, xuun- ol iluiuill » tim.. nox tlu.1 ,ou ““ k3> V*1* 1 and floweni; happy birds sang in bright- | experimenta that they show "that the selfish people ; among them countless I my little friend, as to tell your grand­ ™>dNe.lw.»J„aiTour.,v«,unB.o;k.- f '“>• rwAjluu.l colored -..i----- 1------ llrit ihun ------gX------popular idea, shared, perhspa, by some cages from -----vine। women who insist on monopolizing two ; mother tliat the man who is'taking the z,. , ■ .... her fathers icy words. The wound was tangled windows; where all had been physicians, that an odor of carbolic acid seata in a railway car under the pre- | Census would like to see her?" said a _Gtad. ot any escape from her father s (qMjne(i afresh, and in her agony she! silence before, music gushed forth in in too sick room, or in a foul privy, is tense that one of them is engaged by iui ‘ census-taker to a rniw of 7 summers, pinching presence, poor Jklary started crict]. I entrancing tones. Tlie Maynonl evidence that the place is disinfected is attendant gentleman, supposedly in the I The little one hesitated a ipinute and for the cow pasture with Nod, while Mr •* o*ht Uly dear mother, why did you ;Ii sweet, place became the admiration, if not toe entirely fcdlarious, and, in fact, that the smoking-car for a brief interval. We ■ then replied: “ Yes, sir! Til tell her, Woodruff, to the annoyance of lus tired 11K,t «aV just one little word tome? It i envy, of the whale neighborhood. More imc of thfa agent a* a volatile disinfect•wife, continued grumbling ul Mint th.-.L- v.-,nxkl bar. been kind, und kept mv than a yea’ hud gone by, and what of entt m impracticable., liecause the ex­ naw two women of this sort rightly j hot I don't believe slw 1ms any.” OTeracy of the tones and the growing fie*xC from breaking. But, ob I I kixA the new neighbors? There had been pense oi the pure acid and tho enormous Idl.™ ml to.nl.... at g.rU. lu , m?. taiher xuoU nW. per—t y«, »w«X. enough gossip about them and their new­ qaantity required to produce the de­ thu ot • momeut ho bud neutiocnl ..atjoul amber .bur link wtox «u.l way <>f country living, but nothing was Juxekf>;.t<lAuebUr,«ndu.»eoo»<-qn.u.... uuj JI roar fealte mv pritive.lv known of them saw that sired result" Sulphurous arid gasos, however, and chlorine, he hi. wUo m t«M», Marr W lirtal ' 4au., a,.r JatUur, Iww xiu I lirv wiHfou’l Mark Maynard had onoe been Mark, found to destroy bacteria nt once and ef­ Im^^ap-. Finally, however, an uncouth­ «-«y ftom him will, a xorrovrful fare I ro„ , W|,at oh w|lllt j Huston, that ;he had run away from his fectively. The general result of his ex­ ■ad h«i took ou . took of ufam.at, and So COTle Uw uncle, educated himself, maae .money periment* is to show that chloride at • Ti,., b-T the seat. The aomrbow bl. wll-tru.1 inu Mw.y. co heart, but nut mid tore told enough to buy hi* unde’s interest in the lime is a more trustworthy disinfectant baggage and turned u.. rtmkra vrbtotorr he Uionaht of her.ima |,„me awaitol her, for Mart MnvuarJ farm, that he had married n lady, and than carbolic acid. It is probable that astonished ladies paused in their con­ An experienced matron says: "A •*> bi» hrnwhukl nrenied to abp from ],tol Mam, beard uud rreognitoKl hi. own. <was living in elsguat -atyle. Noue of a strong solution al copperas (sulphate of versation to »ach other and raised their nnd«r M. control it her name e«»ped u htol totenUy aubdr.wu from the the countiy people, except Mra.Chrroll, iron), liberally used, is tho tawt waah for hands as if in remonstrance, but it was man will eat soggy bwctiit twice a week ““ bn*. room he hod entered, unseen, and said to hud ventured to call oq the "Jiigh-fly-. promoting the purity of drains and sinks. too late; the tiling was quietly and without complaint, when his best girl The sight of Mr. ami Mrs. Woodruff: himself as he walked away : ere," ns they , had been termed by But it must be used liberally and regu- quickly iK-oomplislMsl, and the two for- invites him out to tea. Bat after the eignen* who were seated there seemed giri bocomea liia wife, if there is toe rnatarally suggested hawk and dove, yet | "Dear Helen, thou art the fresh, those frnm wboee inner lives tlie (deal to understand no words or gestures. . faintest indication of a touch of aalerathere was much in (Muniion between ‘ sweet spring in tlie desert ol n^y lone hnd been crushed and driven out bv the Public opinion, in that car, at lead, • tus in them, the neighbors will think them. Hta long and tiresome march in ! life. I can scarcely believe in special rudo hand of the r«d. None, shah I A High Place. aided with them. On another Occasion, there is a district school out for recess the straight and narrow way, hfo puny providences, but surely Gad’s own hand any? Mary and Ned Woodruff; that No one dares address the Turkish idea al woman's sphere affec ted tlie life i has led her to the heart that has ever very evening they had started so. gloomy Soltau, even if ho speaks to them, ex­ when our party entered a car, not a seat l)y the racket he makes. “ hta gifted, shrinking wife^as the ab- loved her, aud when too wave of sorrow of soul after the cows, had wandered oh cept in inonoeyliable*, with their fore­ •ence at light and warmth sffecta u 1 that is now sweeping over her goes by a beyond the limits d their own meadow heads almost touching tlm floor, the - TW. Hower. He had admired all the beauty i lover shall claim his own.* into in adjoining wood of the Muvnard only exception being toe Grand Vuier, «. . hispruKXK eye could deb ct in her paint- I Brief aud to tbe point was the court- farm, wandered, talking Inreilv of tohir who dares not look np. but stands al- way," ttaid the conductor, " room in the" ical party—-" Why, it anrpmwes evervinga befure they were married, Lut he ' ship that euded in'we union of two con- . trial*, hopes aud tears, when they camo moHt bent double. He u a num of fierce palace car for those who are standing " The engaged seats were at a discount ■was surpriscjd >md dtaappiinted that she [-genial spirits, and Helen "Woodruff was nm toalwM light indeed to excels?” (plenty of room now), but the conductor hhe should attempt or even desire to ■ duly installed mutrcM of the • auperininsisted that they should be retained by *touch brush .ar .poncai after they were f temumi'K borne that toe town people' hud acres of hOusss.pnlleti down, and their occupant*, and nil were made com­ marrh^d, for wife to bnu meant little had flamed " Botobalurs Button," bcan enormous new jxdaco built further fortable. “Do us you would be dme anorc than servAot of all work 7 but he j cause of Ita sound, mnooth-cut appear<mt of town. All tlie flat candlesticks by," is a good rule when traveling as A. London tourist met a young woman gave np «t last that toe should print jjl j once. The modest little budding lay in >111 CT tn fKft kiaX. __ .1 __ —. too pictures shii'- chose provided she ■ the canter al im cigbt-acto lot just out , He recently half nnsrdfired the wife o ■taught thulr .-daughters. ■ nothing thatJ <>f the corporatioa oi’ the city; it was one of his Colawh for txansgrcwiing TEACHEn — ''Feminine of friar?' ’ First wo|Ud in, any wy interfere with their sorrounded by tbe choicest truita and thia rule. He neither drinks, smokes, ■becoming firet-elaemtaxuaekeejwra aud fit ‘ Howera. Four roan* had answered nor takes coffee, but he eats eleven Hrnea a day an enormous meal. There are al­ fool!” -PorU, Iboy*," uM th. ways ninety-four dishes prepared from boy indignantly ejaculates- "That's just toogaoe>«uglifar a woman,” axal deaircd ’ window blow and above that looked kJ purtly they dbd their own winch he nay take hte choice. TheBul- what I said.” £ S?5S“bUe ““1 - ^kM-idi.ritaiia'pXm 11*krSj'.W* thrsisXt.Jp^ । s.d“ ru.^tzr£-bn. ?n- �•tn-ngth and f.-rocity over the burning the word, than is one caused by suicide or violence. In this view of the subject what theme «ng^«v Man i* raaeutially an imimaL He Vegvtabte* hare life ns . well as animals, but they poaaeas no cuuscKtuannts, nor M usatiun or the powers of locomotion. The human raw" iH**e*e many faculties and charecteristios in oommouwith ani­ mal* tliat ore below it in the scale of brunu Imt d sun of* the Torrid sooe, and amid the Arctic snows. . A goal sized man has been capable of HUst&ining a weight of 2,000 pounds—ao ing? Is it not a duty we owe to our Creator, who has displayed such-match­ less skfll in our creation? Is it not a that we may be more upon us in the different relations cd life we m*y be called upon to sustain ? By so 4hng we shall lx> enabled to be haj>py and, by •observance of tlie moral precepts given us by the Author of our is unable to sustain a greater weight than act* enumerated are twutial to hi* living 800 ]x>und*. Tlie reason w, tliat in man, land, in the society of angel* who have and his well-being and to the perpetuity never sinned, and of tlie loved and re­ of hi. race. They are termed “animal1 tlie back are so placed tu to p»e«* npon deemed, with wham we associated here, ; each other, thus enabling them to *ut>- throughout the interminable ages of . " port a greater weight; while in the eternity, of creation. Wluls they form the entire’ horse they are placed horizontally and Ckicaoo. hl Character and nature of the " brute that; I do not support each other. Seal Rock*. )*-n*he*.” tliey form but a small port of I Die deltoid muscle, w uioh is placed at tlie character of man. The seal rocks off San Pranci*co are I the top of the. shoulder, is but a small Ho poasesaee in addition to these bundle of fibrous flesh, less in size than w ell worth seeing. There i* n weird fas­ other* higher and nobler, that elevate one's little finger, has lieon proved to be cination in them—something ho hide­ him in the scale of being and invest him capable of sustaining a weight of hun­ ously uncanny in tho swarm of sprawl­ with a superiority over all other animated dreds of {founds. ing, squirming things that rear thembeing, that find a habitation on tin* Thft human eye is compooed of two Helve* nbout among the jagged fbtaureH, mundane globe. fluids and two thin coats, on the inner aud so utterly unlike any other known Man pomeimes an intellect—faculties of which the image of the object seen i* voice of animate or inanimate nature is that enable him to think, reason, study, impreeeed inverted. If the smallest the hoarse, deep cry that goes up inces­ and investigate the law. that govern the {tainted instrument puncture these coat* santly from all tlie million throats, and universe and to make achievements that ti a colorless fluid escapes, and the sight predominates over the thunders of the result in the happiness and welfare of is 'gone forever. Lu view of this we ocean iteelf. Every rock, from the beau , his race. By the use of these powera, may.well exclaim : “Who but a God to tlie peak, ,is alive with shspeles* which di*tingui*h him from the uniinals could have mode us ? Who but n brute thing* in jxrpetual motion, tumbling below him, he i* capable of making im­ would foil to warship Him ?” over each other, twisting, roiling, fight­ provement*. We cannot but look with When we take into consideration tlie ing in clamaylaahion with their uncouth wonder and admiration on many of the construction of tlie human hand, aud flippers, artphinging with marvelously mechanical contrivaticc* of tlie lower the variety of uses to which it can lie am<x>th. graceful curve* into the boiling ’ race* of animal*. The construction of applied, we are led, almost involuntarily," foam that break* all around their rocky the neat of the bird, the dam of tlie to the reahsation of tho fact that the fdrtri»si:«^-SH»he are ’tawny brown or beaver, the cell of the bee,- and many Great Being, who could out of nothing yellow, ifnd these hare luul their coats other results of constructive animal in- form so curious and ’complicated -a ma­ dried by the sun after a few hours* bask­ stincf-Oare specuneu* of skill that excite chine, could have been nothing leu than ing on’ the rocks ; but those who have our admiration; but if we compare perfect wisdom. just wiggled up outof the surf are a dull, those made in the nineteenth century When we investigate tho sublimity slaty black, and look like animated bogs with thoMi constructed in tlie remote and grandeur of the formation of our of wet gutta-perclin. All ages nnd sizes ages of the post we shrill find do cliange physical frames, and tho fact that we are represented, from the monarch of -no taproventeHL They were a. per- are placed in possession „,of mmental ,,„uu the cclony, “ Ben Butler,"’ n gray old feet m tb«r eonriruotiou, umwered the j ,^,en, m bh, o( Buch g^,] giant who might weigh some 3,000 design for which they were formed । sublime ■ • ■ achievements, •-•----pounds, down to the babies who arc and’ important thousands of years ago iis completely a* weD mav we say with the sweet singer just learning to wiggle and squirm and do those made at the present time. The of Israel; “ I am fearfully and wonder­ leap after the fashion of their mammas, law of progress, of advancement and fully made." and add their infant notes to the general improvement, is unknown to them. But tlii* being, so God-like in hi* chorus. The sight i* wonderfully inter­ On the other liand, we have but to natural endowment*, capable of per­ eating to the initiated. compare the ’ primeval habitations of forming such wonderfnl feat*, ha* but a Polishing Furniture. our race and those *till used by tlie jxx>- short and, comjxiratiVely, ephemeral ex­ ple whom, as yet, the elevating, refining istence, and, after tile lapse of a few To clean furniture, esi>ecinlly the sur­ who, yedra, face of ,hand of . ..civilization , —------;ha*..not. reached, . . vcswb, in— a finely-polished ----- ------ ,piano, ------ - , we - will ----he nicaeii.i sickens auu and urea, dies, irituus returns io to : ----have failed to exercwe their intellectual mingfe* wlth y10 duBt from whence ' Pv® o,ir lud.v fnenda a reeeipfr better powers, but, like the brute, are satisfied ke (yuup mJ trvjull, Uie eartll that h(W tluui any in the books. Take a washwith iu»lying the uiimri wanU. with f„r „ (vw I Imwl bril full ol tepid water nod a hide the gram., o_______ ____ __________ nomore. grand, magnificent architectural no more I fine tqilet soap and a table-spoonful of -----------------------achievement* of Greece and Rome, the In ta the viotaHoo of a palatial residences of tly inhabitant* of ix»th hemispheres, to pun an idea of tlie improvemeDte of which man, by exer­ " Dud thou art, <u>d to diwt abaft i 1 “ !' piece of old, soft, fine cotton, cise of liis intellect, is capable. For an­ ■ , ,“ i . not boon, as that leaves its fibers of wlth thi, , whil n„lalluJ„ other illustration, compare the simple | bon return, has been eieout«l upon ' )ta iiw , u canoe of tlie Indian, the only vessel with .I tlwu d~ceu.bwt.-M jm-i-ocaWo d.- , wiu | cm-, from the fuUUtaont of which thenH d ‘ ,Uc0)i.,n j, J,h. n.. which he essayed to travel on water, I ------ —*---------------- "• — 'Tilt.------ r I with the m^nutieMU rtmmer that plow. I .l~th “ <>f »'«■■<»■ Although ‘i. ultta'^ly the dow, die ,Ali H'”? «H*«'the of the fathoml™ ,1“th “ >Jt«»«le!r the doom, the on. .voMable deatinv, of tlw human race. I fT1"1*'?4' •? °“" !«»«»>>« mot ocean. ' vet the great majority of diseases tho! ’.??d !han, «*» '» o?D^^i SL'XtW "rs; Within tho mesnory of not, indeed, 'the oldest inhabitant,” but within the d^^^/^viS^oV"; »>•» “ ‘ "J. .be whole . recollection of all who have arrived at maturity, there i* scarcely an industry some law, or law. thatgovem our phvs. ’’S ‘^L “’"l*? but what in reference to which the in­ ied lining, cither, on tho part tic "1>^M hk-- two hours, al lout, to do .t genuity of man lias mode improvements suffer. , or ol his progenitor;, who have ’nUJook,,“ “ i”'”’ ,uul id the implements used for it* opera­ left this tendency to disease a sad md better thm it ntatawd by «. ortion. In die Itusiness of agriculture, in unwolcome iuberitance. . ; dumiy workmau. Tins » the W apthe cuisine art; in almost all mechanical „ , . . , ,, plication for that puntie cloud that arts, improvement* have lieeu made Vi e look abroad over the world of rumen over a polished wood snrfacn in WCuther. Of couriM* a jnilicion* which facilitate- tlie proceaM-M, save man­ mankind nnd -we see them bowed down ual lai kit, ami, in most instanceH, im­ by [i load of physical Huffenng—-disease ' p^mon win t*. very sparing of the liquid, prove tlie qsality of the material manu­ is preying upon tW vital* and sapping , although tth* him n WaS-bowl half full the fountaui* of life, impairing their o( itj Iind will not twr enough to drip on factured. But the ability to make improvement* physical ami mental powers, lessening tlie can**, or to penetrate to the in­ in what i* already in use is far from bej------------------------------------------------------------------ ‘beir vigor, ami militating against their ^nor piano. ing all tto't proves the superiority of ability to properly j>erf<»rni their part in ■ 1 .... A Witty Jew. man, and the possession of torii, noble I life's drama, and finally bringing them | During fourteenth, century, when intellectual powers that are evidences of j to premature grave*. , — ——n the —--------------...... the grand design of hi* cri-atiou when When we view this melancholy spectaHebrew race wo* undergoing one of b« cm.- from the plastic luod W the eh- wo are led to propound th» intem.g»- i ‘ho^ W-W perwultiou. winch it groat Author of his being. tore : Has our kind HcwveWv Father, i b“ aubfectud to dunug tho roign Guided uy remain, man m able to find whose, merer, tendenieas and lire are so “'“*5 “ mrmlod by history, amce hi* way across the trackless ocean where | dearly manifest in Hi* care over nnd ,,irth of t“t*r? .11V‘‘U l? U' snow-cappetl billows rear their foamy preservation of our Uvea, in w lavishly l‘sdl“ “* Jewish merchant, heads in awful grandeur, to travel with furnishing us with all that is necessary 1 ‘<'™ecut!on, whicli always ,-eeks a vulalmost lightning speed over mountain* fO supply our physical want*, in the re- 1,eral,‘‘’ l**,uii n®Ter, a-^l ami tlirough valley., to long the iorketl demptum erf our i^ce by the gift of Hi* "trength. fixed ujiua the nch Jew ns a lightning from the gdd-fru*ged clouds । «)U, by unalterable decree fixed the de*- victim. Die Cadi of Ispahan, from erf heaven, nor let it return to its than- । tiny of Hi* intelligent creazare*, no tliat, | jealousy and class prejndic*-, der home, but make it his messenger from the cradle to the grave, our journev uxattera so unpleasant for tlie Jew from to-i muon-, shore. ntHe ui is xue able to uuun- : must m-Ci'NSaniV necessarily lie one of pain, suffer- j * 111 ilesjMur he went to him and raid, ui’ui shore m ' inm woe wrn. and mid affliction .uiltetomran will not »Uow m« to byo hero; drratand the law* that govern the planing, ?" ete that resolve in their respective or- i Oh, let every sextunentM piety, every where shall I goF* "Go to Bagdad,” lata, and ascertain .with certainty tlie jmit conception of the divine character repfit'd the mufti. "Rut,” ruaptuuled time required for their revolutions. He I nt once and forever forbid the heaven- the Hebrew, ‘ ‘your brother rules there." “Go to Ispan, then.” “But your uncle Ita* devwed mean* by which surpcal dishonocuig thought. * *““*» I Whit dre i. it ttan grore impiety <md is chief magistnite tliere.” “Go to ^d aernduebounf dudoretemu-tou be j d to „ KX>ctor DamatMcus, then." “But your nephew rule* there." "Then, if my family will efireted wthout pmu or .uh , wantonly ">™npb«h «nd hredtaudy violate the fiwa that Bi not allow you to live in this world, go to -----w ” “Ah, me/'replied the Jew; “you thM u orientated to J-vate, enhmire to govuru onr Hve^ the kappimjw, nuhgatothn auffemnga, which tanu^j. forget that your respected father i* and ewuutirily benefit hia rare. I with there, will iaauro our happinewt— dead.” To the prerent atate of mvduaUo. he tho dMjgn tofonaiug them- Why He Wanted to Hose Hi* Store on l—f’*“ei Ib^nngb tlie tajaw of age^ by then, bccaurewe sullorthe unavoidMnnday. gimtari but continual jrep., nndthe I , ble °—~:~T~ - --------- ZJ . I sore iH'iuav aria<meu to io Haar near infrretion, uuracuon, A few days ago a young man in busire—« exercise orerere. ol ta. intelte^nd mteU««uri ;> jay p««d«it «ftas on Him, and cherish the : neas wa* groeted by one erf tlie clergy in abdxiiea, • emerging no«n a condrfaoD idea that He delight* jin n afflicting us this us ? |I **■ “ city, and wa* congratulated on hi* equal in de^ndattou and simplicity to ^ye j n,uietnber that the wheels new venture in busine**. In the course that dow -ocmipied by tliooe whom Mie > nature will not turn asde liecause | of the conversation the clerical brother getud etauwg Ita 1UMM- w WOTB tjM d0,t, lilUj|e to Iw bi. M no! in furor of ary <rf science have not reached—whoee . cnwillld beneatli Aem. the young man keef >ing open on Sunday. ^“r^fpOJ^°AUrteUeCtllflVeI*en An emmrnt writer has arid; “The “ “Ko, ” ”said ’t ’t Ko, saidthe theyoung youngman, man, “ “I Idon don allowed to be dormant. elxief miatatane* tliat liefall us in this waid U> keep open on Sunday, but will ?iOt ^5° ' life con be truced to some vice or folly probably have to. I work hard all the 1 woA.MUwooldlitato.taloi.imBuii. week, and would like to shut up on-Hun"*y. lx-e*u*e ixi-auoe it if* nay in the guilty of committing the j day. ’s the only tlay brute that elevates him to areesinr tlw laws 0f di nature week weak tliat I can have to mvst myself U> go but “ hide tower than the incur the ' hunting and flahi ng.” ! The-clergyman moved on.—Rochcder honor and adore the Author << his erisiDoubtle*. in in very many mstancat, d«Mv and Doubtless ence^ that point * him ‘ to kia * his * perhui>* arSxmaible being id plainin most, these laws are nolatPerfectly Safe. • hiTmrtmx® to iu.jd.cr dale «< “'1 *>■« pemltr iaeurred Wlifle an Abolition meeting wa* being . through ignorance <rf their natare, aud held, yean ago, in a log church in the baleful cousequeaees that must be Michigan on Sunday, a thunder-ntorm • y tivation of thew faculties that soake him the result of the most vioienl type gathered. So far from tins affording any mitiga-' While it was at its height, a minister God-like in hi* character, and enable . tion of the offense or lessening our re- who was very hostile to the movement and respuct the rights <rf to* fellowinen. spomubnity, in my judgment, it often Imped up sod said that be regarded the It is to tiuae that the teachings of di- 1 enhance* it. Where the opportunity for tempest a* an indication of God’s wrath vine revetetiau appeal, and by to* be- I seqairing important and u*cful knowl- for the desecration of His holy Salibafh day by such a meeting, nnd said the With an IMMENSE STOCK of New and Freeh t SSSSitXSi The Chicago Tribune now sjx-lls hrve " hav,” and favorite without an e. Spring Goods, ORNO STRONG, AND TEEMING WITH CUSTOMERS OFFICE IX TRUMAN'S BRICK, SECOND STORY. ▲DVUTXfllXQ MASKS. •t8 irss; UjOO iEm u.w M IMO Tb« Nawabu • thoroo|b,bon*M«circulation , HAPPY IN BARGAINS Our etocka for the Spring of 1880 conuiata, aa uaual, of the best aelectiona from the largest wholesale houses in New York, Detroit and Chicago, which may be enumerated under the heads of I>ry Goods, dotliiiijj, Hate, Cap*, Boots, siloes, ■Kashi'ille girertonj T.-idieH axicl Gents’ Goode, VILLAGE OFFICERS. rder—Fm>kjte D«rhy. mr* r — Fr» Cwroceries, iSEr.**' *L-Wm ;m*-T. C. Dmrnlni. A. W. O14», H. Cook, B. F. Reynold*, Wm. Bociou. THE CELEBRATED DAVIS AND SINGER SEWING MACHINES ! They cannot fail to please the Ladies. TranMaSl JOHNL ^njfiutM^ittaor^ W. IL YOUNG, H A. BARBER, I>. Hoisieupalhic Plij».ei»n snd t^untwe • Offic«, near nakWuoa. oa corn«r ofWaahlbf lou mil but* 8trMta, N*»hrlll». Mleh. M CHAS. JI. BRADY, A T FOR NET at Law and Solicitor In Cliaooery Xx Kral KMata and In*»rane« Aevnt. Collectlng and Convryanciog aepecklty. Bounty and Pen­ sion Claims promptly Mttetxlvl to. aud all other bualnrM cntnuu-i to my earc. Office opposite Un"n House, Nash rille lllcb. LEWIS DURKEE F AW YER, Noun Pvblk, Real lAtaUsaS Umt Ax mice Ayvst. Collect tom |<uiuptly aide, and CouvvyinciDs prop-rly executed Office la I). C Grlffitb's Store. OUR SYSTEM OF HANDLING ONLY Hon­ est (roods and selling on the basis of Three Feet to tlie yard and Sixteen Ounce®' to tlie pound, enables us to hold all our old custom­ ers and gain new ones every week. A visit to the PIONEER STORE will convince the incredulous of this fact. We aim to please patrons both in quality and price of goods offered them. Although most goods have advanced from 15 to 25 per cent we are selling many of them at the old prices. Try us and see. N. B.—Will continue to pay the highest market price in exchange for all farm products. L. J. WHEELER, EMORY PARADY. USTICE or THE PEACE. Cwejranelng carvlully and promptly aile&dad to. Office eaat .IA- 11.,.. u,— w_ ..-,11- Ul.L J WM. Prop’r Pioneer Store, Nashville, Mich. PARMENTER. J^ow IS THE TIME W. H GRISWOLD, To Take Advantage of the D. Homocopatble PbyukUn and Surgeon. • Offics over l> i'. Ortffilh*a slora. Rssidsnro corner I’nllllpa and Durkro strwta. Frotupl altso. Uou vivuu to calls day or night. M A. M. FLINT, TTORNEY at Uw -nd Solicitor In Cbancvry will pracllcc Ln all the Court* of thia alate, promptly made. Office over D. C. nn-Mii.'.s...ul-s Acollet Ilona GREAT SPRING BOOM. It Can Be Found at E PARADY, ANUrACTUREB of Boots and SboM. Making and repair,ng ueatly dona, also eUtei altsoUon th fill all order* promptly, and al tbs lowest ll«tng prioes. bbop east alAa of Main dtrrct. M D. C. GRIFFITH’S Where he is constantly opening CHA R L ES SCHEID T, New Spring Goods £HUcdlftnrou> Cards. ^OLCOTT HOUSE, Xsahville, Miobicnzu C. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, Boots, Shoes, Notions, Etc. It* Dm I t modal p jrrtBCRiB, Bosh Barber, K7* It is economy to trade with me, for I will not allow any merchant ttiundersell me, who sells for CASH. Atxl dealer In Snr*™. Tobaoca, Oen<«' Fnrnkhlug JJJERE YOU HAVE THEM. OtlQ. Maple Grove, Mkh LIEBHAUSER, When we say this, we mean that you have Bargains in Spring Goods. READY MADE CLOTHING, We are opening the largest and most complete stock of rpifAT HUBBAND OF MINE! O«i bls BUAV1NG and HAIR CUTTIMG SPRING GOODS, that we hive ever had the pleasure to present before the people of Nashville and vicinity, as a call at our store will fully prove. DRESS GOODS and PRINTS, f£A. BUSH, ’ OF AM. THE LATEST PAI'TERNH. “TSE BOSS" - MICH. ■»|ilrin,<<j— Win— —4 DWWIta. ^yiUdAM J ONUS, It must also be remembered that we also carry an immense stock of BOOTS, SHOES, AND laws of his being, comparatively free from disesse, and, by use and age, the Des. powers of life give wy—the od having A lie will die of ne( j Lees exhausted, the flame expires. We • cannot regard a death the result <rf wast““ “** 1 v“ every body pet* and feeds them. > any more natural, in the strict sense of A&AH TO THE FROBT, Nashville, Michigan. KMBTILLB, don’t l>e steered. You won’t 1m> hurt, snoli. Ikind reckon, honey, that God’* □ever heern tell o’yqp.” piOKEEIt STOBE1 ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY MOKSING, AT BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, which h*> gloriAe* hi* Maker, and is an In my humble judgment, but a very honor to liis race. nmall portion of tlie deatlia that occur The physical powers .that man pos- j in our world can he call.-d natural. The aiUirfation to tbs uses for which they were designed, are subjects fraught wit* leesons erf deep instruction and well worthy oar study and investigation. In the case of the inferior animals, oertain special««»di* their existence only the ’ * ■“ their natural Theatre!. ALL KINDS 5 FOOT COVERING, HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC. DENTISTS, AmMvIIU. Hlcfc. H- Ws tar for CASH aad buy vw don; sad ooctoqmutly oor tavetta tansAtota SOCUEB BROTHERS. �their, wives being present, .we' will let them go this time, but in future boy* loiMi, little spring chicken. that I gave hiIU b?hai high praise for his conduct and consent­ ed that lie. should ride home with her in the buggy instead of with the boys. F..r Vice I’nwideat-WILUAM IL ENGLISH. The celebration was a grand success. The oration, by Mr. tlay. wa* n very fine piece of oratory and H was taken GRKEN8ACJI TICXET: -JAMES B. WEAVER. of Iowa, in by the intelligent of the masses. Aud ’lea. President-BEgjAMTN B. CliAtf- then'th6 Band played so well during tlie performance. But as we have only to do with the Sunfield delegation we TKMPERANCK TICK 1.1I will not deprive the Nashville News of Fur yiro FmUMt-Dr.H.A. THOMPSON,’ ot that pleasant by reporting tlie proceed­ ings its benefit. Ohio. mgs for roriis uenenr. - : After the oration the band plnyetl • • ~ You pays your money and you tA*£C® 1 Imck to town on empty stomachs. bat your choice. Gen. Andrew Jackson Hardy soon took .the boys to a milliner shop whew we OOGBWELL’8 CORSET BARD, wereabundontly regaled on fried chick­ en and boiled pig. roasted pig tails, gingersnaps and everything that the 8cxfield, July 7, 1880. To every patriotic citizen of this glo­ most fastidious could desire. It was rious republic and also to those whose ■wonderful to see tlie cups of tea und patriotism exists only in an insatiable coffee that the boys punnished and . the . desire to have a “high old time,” the trips they had to make to and from 4th of July is looked forward to with tbe kitchen in order to have them fil­ eager and imjiatlent longings. Howev­ led. . er as I am neither a moralist nor the I The balance of the afternoon was % son of a moralist and never hope to be< I will confine myself strictly to the ' subject in hand nnd detail how the Sunfield delegation visited tlie lively little dty of Ncuhvillc ou the morning of the glorious fourth, or third. As I was tucked safely in tlie band wagon on tbe morning of that beantiCul ‘lay and placed by my better-half under -tlie guardianship of Cogswell’s Comet- Bnnd in general and their veu- ! erable Jeader in particular. I feel profoiindly grateful that .1 was permitted [ to livelong enough to enjoy such a ’ gloriotjs treat—I mean when Nashville wm reached and ice cream was hashed • jip interinnlml with copious draughts 6f ice cool lemonade. j W«,J mean the boys or in other wonls,' C. C. B. had a call to prome­ nade the streets of Nashville and dis-1 the vilWM, in the hope of keeping them out of mis- I chief during the celebration. We had j four prancing steeds tied to the front of the l«.nd chariot and tho renorobln Peter Bair and his honor, . Esq. Wool, were brought along to manage the animalsand also to impress the natives with a sense of respect for the dclegatinn. The baud was decked out with order Unquestionably the best Built and Easiest Riding STATIONS. Detroit,---------- ThenMB a humorous saying, ‘‘Scratch a candidate for Um Presidency andyoq will find a Buckeye.” And the Buck* eye seems to l»e forming a habit of scrafching through. CuMomer—“ Why are ‘Malt Bitters’ so ponulnr T’ Druggist—“fltecause. an a, Food Medicine, they enrlfMhe blood, harden the ninsclcs, quiet. nerves, perfect digestion.” * 41-44 Thronrt CoMtwaad StoniKcCaro to sad from Grand Rapid, and Datrolt, All train. connect In Mme depot al Detroit with Great Western, Grand Trunk and Canada Southern Railways. E. C. BROWN, H. B. LEDYARD. Asa’t Gen'l 8opt Jackson. U«a') bnpt Detrol HaaarC. Wirrwoni.. . Gen’l Pass and Ticket Arenl.Chteaao. pwns To t»e found in the Market IT IS GENERALLY KNOW , . EXTRA T0P8 AND ROBBERS. WHITE FIHH, TROUT. . LAKE IIEimiAti, When CDoiiilYiiied Wit.li CURES WITHOUT MEDICINE, THE IDEAL OF THE TRUE ARTIST, QUAKiSSiSSS' UUAKiiJjK MILLIUJj oULdJl . ----- By the pound or keg.------ Are ZEMHeiitittI Factors in ■■ SIMPLT BTIBSORPTIOIII ( All Goods of this Manufacture, Sugar, Tea z Every Patient Delighted I place my Goods upon the Market confidentially P. ( ) F F F F ; believing they will stand the test, nnd prove highly satisfacV>- A A JLJ A-J H— ,,, „i| r b .......... ........ i i lory to all w“° purchase. BOIKOVAS, week. James Hay of Webster Washtenaw Co., was fatally injured by being hit ou >h': "cad by a fnllmitjui, -fork on tho ' , E. COOK $200 REWARD DRIED BEEF PRESSED BEEF, HERRING A HALIBUT, ’ I wa„‘aJ bJtbin**’ at*" tert Fo,Be«.of I---------~~FR.ESEC-----------of. Diabetes, G«roi Gravel, Dr™ Dropoey, Bri«bt*> BHgbt'a | A R. WOLOCTT "WOX-sOCJM?*A' | Austin. Saturday. Cramps caused the B”«hl * A. , accident. dimm. Caurrh of the Bladder. Pain in tbs Back, Removed next door to Reese A Detnck’s grocery, where you can find all kinds of ^-z-v.AND-^~ I At Grand RapKls, Silas Pierce, fa- i„«nUne»<» or Retention of Urino.Painfni Urin*.' ‘"yTT" Jk JT<T" I "J I M S-NI 2. .. llwdlo of Onnw Lake ..... —, H-AL.JR JXT -ES SI SALT MEATS '“’"'I . „ , , ... Lrrel Holey, of Quincy, accidental! v knocked n loaded revolver oil a nail and it was discharged, the bullet pas«ng through his wife’s breast. She will die. ‘ John Smith was found dead on the .. railroad track nt Owosso, July 3d. E_ He )hll had lieen struck with a club by John McDonald two days before and badly injured. , A girl of 14 years, living in the fam­ ily of Abram Watters Of Kinderhook, Brandi Co.,was bitten by a rattlesnake June 26th, and died the next day in great agony. Two daughters of John Wormley of Byron, aged respectively 13 and 10 years were drowned while boat riding on the mill-pond the evening of July W | L> IV ■• ‘ A. K. WOLCOTT. NICHOLS,SHEPARD A CO.BaffleCrertJCd Village ItcAoludoiM. Ky^*> ORIGINAL ANO ONLY CXNUINC “VIBRATOR” 1 or ,>a»nniic inat me rorwirucuan or a ancti loarain j the • wantp through wbleh Durtrw Street and Pearl Street rune, on the sooth aide of lots owned and Threshing Machinery nnd Traction I i ■■■aaa. It has born determined by ike ComCouncil of the village of Naah rille, by rraolu- to depopulate the earth faster' than aeraihl. ll.amd, thrtm war. A seven-year-old boy of Mrs. Houghton of Marshall, was found drowned in the rwtani June 9»th. Mra. H.Joatlrer husband only about two weeks ago. Deer$e!d,got drunk and bnd down in his buggy with his imburtro waited for the Marshal to come neck on the edge of the Imx. and there out and escort our delegation into town. strangled to death. He leaves two Geacral Andrew Jackson • Hardy noon eomer ol land owned b; appeared Ob A praacing charger and with the irnnd piayiujr toili-stirring Thus far the 4th, of July tally ts as marie and a procearion of teams too follows; 13 droWing accidents, 2 crushnumerous-to count, we proudly rode into town and tdmbled out at tlie Wol­ WOU|«1<><1 with shot, a bo,■ and 1 itiri cott House, where preUy waiting girls duBROrrd by powder explndpiM, a wouodedb, burworg eon,, nnd T hurt by runaway accidents. ' ' But then who could rerist ‘ William Roscoe was his name, aud he »<*d foy Grund Rapids inside no in He was eigptayed in other teirineas, bo* uuqnwouMd reimremeot* WMbiabretboM. Ilrhwl. from Fort T A vucderfui ducovery. Day Kidney Pad Co. At Maaistee on July flth. Geo. Ker­ win, fireman on the tug Osgood, fell overbaard and was drowned. On the same day Andrew Wider, employed in MngfHs mill, fell off a kimber pile into the river and was drowned. A suit for $5,000 damages has been commenced against John Law, prop­ rietor of the Forest hotel, Forestville, for seHin? liquor to one Mead,by which he rot drunk, bud out of doors all night and died, it is claimed, in consequence. A terrible nts»der and suicide took* place last Saturday night at Greenville. A roaa bv the name of Cook shot his wife dead nnd then blew his own brains out. leaving a grown up son of 90 jrearft to suffer the effecu ol thp, trage- CMteou aud Wealwkrep andheapsof FLY NETS. CURRY COMBS, SWEAT PADS, , CROCKERY . V,HlT..AT,gnm BEST MADE COLLARS WITH HARNESS, : C. w. SMITH, T A . -ANDALL KINDS OF—— H(-1J A±c“wX°% netnru. steered our wagon for that city. On I . ,, / ,r ‘.i : the co,illure of Vennonrtillo there lives an old Sunfield ^stand-by, who goes by tbe name of Mott Wells, and ' the boys played, for bis especial benefit: ; one of their best pieces, which was .j cheerfully received by Mr. Wells, and , had it not been for the fact that the Band boys were al! awom to strict tern-1 perance.they would have been so soaked i wirh bard cider that all the fun of the day would have been nipped in the bud even before it had commenced, and thousands of pertens would have mis­ sed tlie treat of having good music dished up in scientific style. AVell, about 8 a. m., we reached Ver­ montville and W<re met by the fathers of the phi* e. As tbe boys were pretty badly jarred up from riding it was or­ dered tliat they riiould march through the town. How Che whole city turned out and how they stared from every window and balcony ; astonish cd heads were thrust out to tknow what all the racket was about, and moat noticeable was the smiling piiiz of F. M. P., as it tilled the half-window of Ute Hotel; office and with stentorian voice called for three cheers a»<1 a tiger’for tbe Sunfield Band. It was responded to with a vim and then Ora generous hear­ ted and grateful dtteeai fairly deluged ns wit> cigars aad thanks. With beau­ tiful discipline and precision' the boys tiled into tbeir cb«rjot nndat the head St about 40 teams took their way to laahville. At precisely 9 a. lire we reached the Mod" »f b«t Oak I-atl'-r. Ohio Tanned. Whips, Robes, JDositei’S, & I ...... sued Albert Cady, for $10,000 damages for speaking disparagingly of the o_ ——. ——, j cl|^nw’t*‘r °f ^(Dwell^s) 2 gSMMjqaMm I man nametl Alexitnuet r.rkson was ile select muric, suitable to their de- ; was arrested ou Friday forenoon foi p^..d .tat. of -i,,d. „ U,cretore I mH na-ed .Mid BtoBtJ entires’, Bnknwn tn other m.k~ preservation of tld village. And aald village has MO-nis- SELLERS’ COUGH SYRUP! I 50 Years before the Public. 1 Pronounced by all to be the most • pleasant and efficacious remedy now in use for the cure of cougkt, colds, hoarsenett, croup, tickling sensation in the throat, whooping cough, etc. Over a million bottles told within the last few yean. It gives relief where ever nsed, and tlie power to impart benefit that cannot be bad front the cough mixtures now in use. Sold by all druggists at 25 cents per bottle. Sellers’ Liver Pills are also high­ ly recommended for curing liver com­ plaint, constipation, sick headache, fe­ ver and ague, and all diseases of the stomach and liver. Sold by all drug gist at 25 cents per box. CAUTjoiilS 'bl HOT DEOEIVCO I’ltUbur,. Pa. ^TTE^TION ALL! AT T. BOISE, DRUGGIST, (Successor to Boise Bros.) YOU CAN FIND AT MY STORE You can always find the following articles, or will be made to order : All kinds of «m M ..I of FARMING IMPLEMENTS, Patata. OUa. Varnishes, Shovel Plow., Corn Cultivator, and Harrow, both Square and butterfly. Patent & Propriatory Medicines OSBORN REAPERS AND MOWERS, SULKEY RAKES,7 Aud all the leading Remedies in School Books. Blank Books, Z Books. Double and Single. Heavy and light,unsurpa^ed in style, qual­ MisoslIan’sa uaaa mu> or ity and low price.. Repairing done cheap. Callar., Collar Bibles, Autograph au<l Photograph Albums Pad. and in fact everything in tbe Harnese line LUMBER, WAGONS, a coxrLrrr. use or STATIONERY, Carriages, Top and Single buggies and Spring wagon.. Trim­ Wall Paper and Bordering, ming a specialty. Old tops made to look u good a. new. Remember we have a foundry and ate alway. ready to reapair make or furnish anything made of Cast or Wrought BLACKSMITHING, Horseshoeing and Job Work done by the best of workmen. ildnw. Iron Fencing &r. .errairro GENUINE MASON FBUTCANS Workmanship and Materials PAD XICH1GAN NEWS. . GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. I am {prepared to furnish the public There are poisons who call it a dis­ pensation of Providence when a Sun­ day excursion train is thrown off tbe track, or a Sunday excursion steum boat blows up, and excursionists are ■ killed. What do they call it when a church blows down on Sunday, fatallv wounding the pastor and injuring twenty persons! This is what hap peued to tlie Rev. Mr.' Stroul aud hu church at Mount Carry. Hancock Co., Ohio, on Sunday. busily occupied in playing and witness­ ing the amusements and pleasant little altercations that made the time pass rapidly. When the girls were danced and Ice creamed aud the . fire works were over, when pleasure was lost in a sense of gratitude that it was ten o’clock and time to go home, then, and not till then, did we start for the fair land of— Sunfield. -------------------The Band Boys wish to thank the officers, especially Messrs. Hardy and Francis for favors and also the citizens and visitors who so patiently and goodnaturedly bore with them in theirtefforts to ment tlie good opinions of the people by musically entertaining them, Moxdred. not help but bo impre»«d with the' ’a^V fact that the great national day of tlie Michiganders had arrove. As we received a very pressing invitation to nass Llirnudi Vsminnivillft in T^orthe season oflSSO, son, Ind., into the Smith's yard, Mrs. Ifammerainith' went to get tlie fowl, and Smith would not let Iter have iL Hammersmith attempted to whip Smith, who retreated into the house. Hammersmith and his wife then threw htonea at the house, and Smith filed out with a gun, killing the husband. [TRIMMED FREE] AH FINE A LINE OF �SATURDAY, - JULY IS, ISBO. VICINITY LOCALS. Dan is sad and lonely in single life; be dreads a bachelor’s call her pa hi* pa, for be has jumped out oOfichigan into the stale of mat rimod^ apd Wil! has taken the vid The fartuers are badly drove with Ed. Al toft now carries the ---------------mail bag* .faaliioned washing machine instead of ---------their, work. ■ John Davis raised the frame for a between the railroad station and post- ' the celebrated tin washer- asd Jeff has office. at last won his fair Jesse and a large Ihwii on Fndny last. Quite a targe party of our business fortune. Frank and the widow are West Kaiam o shelled oat spontauemen and their famlies are camping out now palling in tlie same harness, that otidy to your celebration. * of matrimony. Friend Stocking has . M. H. Bradley goes around with a at Gun Lake. Mrs. ’ George Van Arman of Rutland, lost his old grey mare, for die has ta­ cane. Cattae, rheumatism. Ben. Mast lias let the job tn build him died on the first lost., after an Hines* , ken a long tramp down the Sunny j Banks of Shanty Brook. The B(b)ovs a house, after harvest Is over. j of many years. ! Harvesting has lieguq consequently I of Muleville gathered together in good­ James Walker has returned home 1 «sra«*uoBuy i or After m> .bronro of mghl moutiuv ”lrtvt“ “,our d«T *»'e romowlmt I I, ' r numbers with eow bells and tin Xnt. Ijind»tnim Imd tbe plro.nrv ot “f b Sunday appearance. . _ I'| h„ horns, shot guns and sea sheHs, Sun­ greeting a sister just arrived from ■ »- ‘ day night, to give battle to F., and his widow, and Jeff and hu lovely bride. Sweden last week. The proceeds'of the evening was cigars H. J. Stocking mourn* the loss of ai James Clark will address the tern! and other Refreshments for the inner horse taken from the posture Saturday —by -j some — jierance meeting next Sunday after- j man. night sueak thieL Ed. Bowen came home from Nadi- UOOD in ^e Court House yard. j Wild Bill. ville, after the eelebrntloe b«!l, Mi-Man. Tinkler, who w« wJutejl, Vemeetrtlte'Tyrene. Q.Mend end minu. «S0.-Stelen j "V l«J»r Uppud over while ridln, Willi * ■from him. ' ,tftruvy Wri.lit, is ebont mrein. from him. j Dr. Derere of this city was married at Frank Wilson has put a new roof on Mb. Stboxg tfThe temperance folks his barn. Please notice the effects of Grand Rapids on July 5th, to Miss here are trying to get Potter to pub the rainy eeasoji, more buildings are Kittie Bunnell of Covert Mich.. lisli the nsuMKof the folks that buy a Next week your correspondent will firing reahingled than was ever known little whisky for'wedicine, but he got be able to finish a correct list of the notified that he tetter pot do it if bo ' before in one season. census returns for the township and School for the summer term closed knew whptwaSgood for him, and he on Friday last in the Matteson' district, city of Hastings. won’t do it. Now there next holt will The excursion to Detroit last Tues­ Miss Es^jer McMore teacher. Tbe af­ be to get you to print them, but don’t ternoon of the last day was devoted to day by the Presbyteaian society proved you do it. They keep copying the a succeM financially as well aii a pleas ­ singing, speaking and reading, and names every week, but don’t you print right well did the little ouch acquit ant day of enjoyment for all. them. There is a mau hero that they The board of education on Tuesday themselves on this occasion. Miss Mc­ , thought was on their side but they have More deserves the thanks of the dis- evening elected as its officers for the found out that be is on our side and trirtfor the thorough, impartial and ensuing year; N. Barlow, President; you will find out so to if you print the creditable manner in which site has E. H. Lathrop, Scc’y; nnd li. J. Grant names in your paper, lie lias got as Treasurer. condacted the school. 1 luuiu much iiiuuev inonev tw an mi all ” ofi mum thorn nn*. has. nuu aud . . . A goodly number of onr eltiteo. nre hc tha| „ mloon b).re wonM (lraw Will Davis has .gone into the piscat­ Uw ()[ lo„n he orial business since farming has be­ mnking arrangement, to Ito north dorul„, lt thc came so unprofitable. Will was al­ ...» the prevent month. The M L. , t ,bc bond. G-n ways a great lover of such sport as romp meeting nt Petoeky ts then- piner M„DM.1 d„„,t nf nnunnnlmn , , , I ’ ~"r: fishing and hunting, a»d greatly was of destination. I can sell just the same, and he says that While tbe Hastings House buss was ! P ... he surprised when his children began I the couumjI .had no right to do anything the to bring in fish for bis daily meal, and being driven to the depot on Monday ‘bot » w ben they werv evening, the team heroine unman| ,h„ ricb on enquiry it was found that the girls made ont in in the right shape and bad caught fhe'llHh iu his corn field, now agable and upset the buss which run two ns good signers ns John Squires ' ■ *; no one „1|(i fortunately Gunn, and when they both when Will cultivates bis corn he feels over the driver. T 1 el,— ,le,,-o. l.l,t 1 _ ... that if he secures no coni crop, he is wrointlw bum and the driver wnabut j ,„ore tbrJ wtt«„ortl. mor* than live sure of raising a few messes of fish, of •lightly nuured. | tbomuinddollar, apioee. it don’t make One day teat week whtleMn,. lk«,e , COBttmmUI to the eonorol whether which be is very fond. This, although , pick,yuB, jf a fiah story, is nlso a showingof the pe­ Skinner, (her hu.ban.l I. working for |]|CJ. R. B. Huriey in ArkamvuOwns nt Grand jy awcar they are. So now you mind culiar effects of the wet season. Rapids on her wav to visit friends ar' this is nrivate nnd for your good if Al. Mix was awakened on Saturday Little Traverse, her youngest child , y°a don 1 Print tbe night by a racket around the house, Z. D. wiik taken with the cronpand died, j aAd on hastily jumping ont of bed be EATON COUNTY ITEMS. discovered two men who were making Mrs. 3., returned with thc remains to I themselves most too familhar with his this city. souls. Leuoy. : Charlotte censusei property, securing a firm hold on his ; Bellevue has gained twenty-two in­ trusty Colt's navy, he made for them ' habitants in ten years. VERMONTVILLE ITEMS. and in a manner not pleasant to the B.. nrautorn, Bradford, aged ngvd <w, 80, ana and - --------]I David iiaviu d ear, or agreable to one’s feelings, very ■ Farmers ar* ba«y harvesting their |'?■>"’ »b“»»»«*«» of Ham­ J ° !I Hit forcibly persisted in one or both of * , lin tnwnanin. township, rlip.l died Jnlv July S. 5. wheat. Lightning struck thc house of Hiram them remaining until daylight reveal­ H. J. Martin and family are safely in Hart, Charlotte, Sunday night, badly ed their features, but when the invita­ the cooler. (Petosky.) damaging it. No one was seriously tion was heard, a third party made his ' Napoleon Deplanty and wife also re­ injured. appearance from tbe porch where he joice in the wealth of a second son. A series of horse races will l>e held was concealed, and tlie trio, Dot even The Citizens Protective Association in Charlotte from Aug. 18 to 31, for bidding Al. good-bye, or thanking him have organized for work and may be which prizes to the amount of $5,000 .will lie offered. for tbe invitation, beat a hasty retreat. heard from at any time. Sidnev Wllen left his horse and bug­ Al. feels sorry that he could not j>erVermontville hasT33 inhabitants mid gy standing on the street at Charlotte suade even one to remain. increase of 179 in ten years. Who rays while he witnessed the tireworks, nnd when he went to look for it 'twas not This correspondent, while on his way we are not growing ? not there. Horse thrives h.nl iu Since to Sundav school, was captured by Ed. There’s a young preacher nt Rev. it lias been recoverd.e Roscoe of your village and carried he- • pratta, and preaching at the M. E. Some ask why Nashville goes so fur fore two of the above couple, where, church will be resumed next week, ahead of this village. Everyone ought after a few congratulations offered by a very young girl has come lately in naBU> lllo ukimsub rosier nuto KUUW know.. Nashville citizens foster imhim, with the hope that an opportuni- to the family of Joseph Hitky where provements and encourage enterprize, ty would present poTOL-nt itself iteelf when wb*n be b* could there tj,er. there then’ were wore already two boys. boy«. and ’>”’1 eiicoiinure emxmrag* every oyetT class elw of basilicas bu i. n j none rorope. the newly wedded and Imppv Son)e o„ SotunUy night ",t ^0^^ pair collared him and very earnestly broke down shade trees belonging to j compelled hiintosubmit to partake of j d. IL Spellman, H. J. Mears aud E. W. IMaahwiDe Vlurkeis, a portion of the bountiful repast spread [ Hyde. Wheat, par ba-----------------------------m> temptingly Wore him. Although a w. H. Benedict and wife started on hearty breakfast had, but a short honr Thursday of this week for the lake Sa- WttTiALAiO ITEMS. before, been partaken of, yet so tempt- I ing did tbe goodies lodk, we waded in and although the Sunday school was ' waiting their auperintendent, we ' thought not of them, but of the good cheer that surrounded the t-ble; the two bappy couple, tliat had but just started out to bottle with life’s, severe trials, and last but not least, a smiling couple present who were (so we thought) about preparing to enter the paradise of earthly bliss, whether or do, they were both about to join Jeff and I*anra on their wedding tour. Tbe past week has been one of much excitement in this very quiet and moral community. The second day of July was ushered in by two weddings, viz: Nielson Barqurist and Miss Rhoda Wing, and a couple whose full names I have foiled to learn, and when the fid began with its clatter, bang, fiz and other noisy aecompsnimeats, Francis Showalter led to tbe hymeneal alter Mrs. Laura McKinnis, Rev. A. D. New­ ton officiating. But when Sunday morning came, and the excitemeat of the glorious anniversary bad about died out, a few parties could lie seen wending their way toward 8. A. Sbep- Ki'mcr Pad E.. church next Saturday and Sunday. Tho P. 0. dept, hare made our office a French and Canadian money order perior region ; will be gone a couple of Onions, per ba,. weeks. »> ------ ---has «» -• o -------- »— *»-»• Report it »• tliat Supervisor Hull i*»d, p»r lb,—.I— —I--.’— has reported to the county treasurer TimoUy p« ba~l—I1— ——“„I the existence of an unauthorized saloon ............. .. ....... — in this place. Hon. pir eii —™.‘I—* Waite Sqnier, a lad of twclveor four- ' teen years, received n slight cut on the I Wool hand by the premature springing x»f tbe ■-------- r’ftrai' UAYrrBo trap that throws up tbe balls. i LVCML WfATTERU. Rev. Williams, tbe Congregations- I KHtillCHtion Meeting. list, preached an excellentsermon on tbe "day we celebrate” from the text “Tbe Lord Reigns,” on Sunday even­ ing. Lawyer Stevens of Detroit, baa opened his office with ’Squar Bodine in Barber’s brick and announces his retention of becoming a permanent fixture in Vermontville. John B. Ellsworth was put in the cooler for alleged drunkenness and too much noise, but escaped in an hour or two by tbe help of outside parties. He appeared, however, on the fifth, plead guilty and paid hisflne and cosw. Fourth of July celebration on the 3rd. went off pleasantly. Not a large and overwearied crowd, but little drunkenness, pleasant greetings sad social chit-chats, musir, oration, pea­ rhe Rez. O. Scott pronounced the nut stands, ice cream, lunches, square word* which made Jefferson Showalter meals and tilings too numerous to and Mias Laura Shepard man and wife. The happy jaurs hare the best wishes Brown of your town won the fim prise. of this correspondent. Elder Scott Tbe 8 winning contestants made tbe who officiated at the wedding of the following time. Brown 78 minutes, A. Arne* 78 minutes, A. Mills 77 minutes. Editor Potter took first price in the fat Mart Barber won first prise in thegiaM feels that his work is about over in that bull shoot, and Dave Unreins the necdirection, bat as be is yet hale and ond. Mart busted 19 out of» balls and hearty there is yet a chance for further aud Dave 18 out of 30. Ed. Cherry won i first oriie in the potato race, Ed. Bar­ usefulness Bad dogs recently killed forty slreep i grraaXionalists tt for D. W. Rogrr* of Cartton. | their lunch stand. Go to the Old Reliable Market for Fredi, Salt and Smoked Meats of all kindi. , HkwkyRok, _________ Proprietor, Ho coughed! he coughed! His eyes ran: be looked redder in the face than a fohater. But '•Sellers’ Cough Syrup” Any nutnbri- oftatnirrs w TT A p Tl'W A "D L* i1,11104(1 Wheat and Gi-ainExIlAJttL/ W AlCxi, I peditlously »n4 AccuraUy. Iron, Nails, AINSWORTH I BROOKS Glass, Stoves, desire to announce « of th ’ Tinware, Paints, elevator • in erniial Mi« Liu. .■ U> receive and Oils, Varnishes, they are and Brushes ■ PAY 'THE HIGHEST, MARKET PBICI' * . ' . I i ' ' -1 - • oq j m»U«m than n>; kn*WD rwMdy. its rin of TOxUrtul earn, lu »U oiUuUa At below Manufacturers prices. I had ; the decline credited up to me on these ' good# and can j For any quantity of EASILY MEET COMPETION, ■ . book girin* mor.'full i •rttea of tbls wonderful Jolmtm'aSaraaparilla, corn IwUgMrttaa. Sohnftt-o's Sanaparilla l» ujtod by emrybody. 1 E POUNDS G Al NED lr> thre. ««tb, auJ eurvd of ransampf ion. Mrtin CradAuck A. P* IMS Nu. a. . •*>«>» w wu. wno *• bv« rrpwir, yo»r mwllciM. cured at ot CON V7 th?“- IpSedMteipSnle’Altotikitr U* ofCoximuxiiptlon tbsiitdoM not •l once, and It will break up a fresh eold r*- HM ter BtartotU*. COADDOCKa ■taceBl-.PhlUdeJpblr, Pa. Form the basis of many*of the Ague renuxlirs in the market, and are the resort of Physicians aud people who know no better medicine to employ, for this distressing complaint. The ef­ fect* of either of these drug* are des­ tructive to the system, producing head­ ache, intestinal disorders, vertigo, dizziness, ringing in the ears, and dep­ ression of the constitutional health. Atkh’s Ague Cl hk is a vegetable dis­ covery, containing neither quinine, anu-nk" nor any deleterious ingredient and is an in fallible aud rapid cure for every form of Fever and Ague. Its effects are permanent and certain, and no injury can result from its use. Be­ sides being a positive cure for Fever and Ague in all rta forms, it is also a superior remedy for Liver Complaints. It is an excellent tonic and preventive, ns well as cure, of all complaints pec­ uliar to malarious, marshy and mias­ matic districts. By direct action on the Liver and biliary apparatus,it stim­ ulates the system to a vigorous, heal thy condition. Fok sale hr all Dealers. Thc Celebrated Clow Cradles at Boise’s Hardware. Be sure to ask your Druggist for Hill’s Compound Extract of Buchu and Cubebs, an that is the only reliable Kidney medicine offered to the public. The quarterly meeting at south Bal­ timore will be held in A. E. Edmond’s barn July lltb. fy For Jewelry aud Watches go to F. T. Boise. ry The liest Fifty, Sixty and Eighty cent chewing Tobacco at the Cigar Factory. I but a; a fair liring profit. A FIRST-CLASS TINNER Meeda, Flour. Feed. lAme.ftalt, Plaster, Stucco.,Hair and Nhingles. Always ready at moderate rates. Money Sared ij Dealim with them. AINSW8W0RTH A BROOKS. SPECIALTIES: X»ETItOlT MeM&SnrscailusiitQie Builders Hardware, Pure -White Lead, Pure Ohio Boiled and , Raw Linseed Oil,. Lard, Castor. Golden, Sperm, . Virginia Lubricating Oils. AND A.B. SPUIET.I.D., Prop. The Legal Tender and Other I W. A. FOL GLARE, M. D.. Redd.nl FhyalcUui aad burgeon. Office 204 Woodward Avenue Ham* and kaum. far Honrtffntr Patients 374 WOODWARD COOK STOVES. Dr. filow'i Turkish Baiba and Hypiu Tbe finest makes of ft IZORM. S UFA ItS, SCISSORS, Chr.-nlc, Surgioal Eye Intcnud Medicine*. Palypu None *nd Womb tnicrrtwftll t«vw»*L Pri»au> «-nrau» DtoeMesof lHmwe. of Mala or Female; <>P’^’lons Performed for Croas Lyas, Club Feet, Hair Ups, Tumors. BooeDfecam and all forma of DeformlUes. Spinal Lua H*P !.*!*and Club Fest fitted 1N THE WORLD. FARMERS & MECHANICS TOOLS hnproTemaita of i of Threat. Lung, Calk nnd see me. Respectfully, 1RANK C. BOISE. Grain rpHEOLD ESTABLISHED •AMD RELIABLE FURNITURE FIRM OF . J. LENTZ & SO NS . Are on Hand with a Dr.Hill’sEnidhExVacti? _ ; R KI Q |H| T A NEW LINE OF FURNITURE Of Every Ifescrlption, I Which will Defy Competition in every | is ONE Respect. Remember that all our TV Empty Tobacco Pails for sale Goods, which we Manufacture, at tbe cigar fa> tory.10cents apiece. are Warranted in Every Respect. Tea! Ten I Tea! It to a specific tn the curs of all dlsMseo of f ’ a I'M—— to—... , t. . ■ Big Bargains in Tea. and a Beautiful Conch Shell given with every Pound. We are alio prepared to furnish any­ C. W. Smith thing in the .•k Dust Deposit, Diabates, lufUmmsUua <1 tyWill miy the highest' market Kilnryasud BUddcr, Dropsy©? :beKJ3=— • LINE, id I'rtne, Bloody Urtns, >*Km tbe Boston < t price in casn torunsalted batter Farm­ lADERTAKIVG ers bring inyour butter and save tlie salt. E. Rkeme. .■ nn». ir.aljiUty to retain U-’ w«ur, pnrucuian> nr Buy your Dry Goods, Boots Shoes, COFFl.VM. iANKETN. Hat*. Caps, Croccries, Provisions, rtorra the Urtae to its natural color, rcc oretf -o ROBES. NIIKOl lkS Ac. Crockery, Notions, etc,, of E. Ref.se, who always sells at the lowest prices. P«cw-<1; or. Six Bottle* for f5. Of any one in the country. Onr oldest, best and most respectable < JgOOT AND SHOE SHOP. I arc oalac and recommendinc tbe Extras Best Kidney Investigators in L lb« dUssns oC’NsahTiUe 11.01 Tbe Democratic Party of Nashville and vicinity purpose, holding a ratifi­ cation meeting on the 34th inst. at 2 o'clock p. m. at tlie clow* of which a club will be formed, good speakers will been hand tn address tlie meeting, all are invited to attend. By order of committee, W. H. Youmg, Chairman. val the Oounty Seats FINEST SEWED BOOT GOOD HEARSE for funeral oscasionn furnished free of J yy. JOHNSTON ch-ree I 191 JEFFERSON AVENVE & CO. Detroit. Mich. COARSEST PEGGED BOOT, J. LENTZ & SONS. JT IS A FACT Tint we keep the Repairing Done In the Beet Manner Possible! Give Me a. Call! Sign, the Big Boot For Mie by F. T. BOISE, Nashville. Mich 1 ———————————————— NO PATENT NO PAY. Largest and __Best Selected Stock OF— 4 FURNITURE iminois^ IN BARKY COUNTY FRANK BAKER. As it has been reported that the Far­ mers Mutual Fire Insurance Company rpHE BARRY VILLE MILLS. of Barry At Eaton Counties do not in­ sure against loss, by us <>f steam pow­ er for threshing; I take this method of calling the attention of its patrons, to tbe action of the company at its an­ nual meeting in this city February last. By-Law 38 which reads as follow*: "This company will not be responsi­ ble for any dainag: or Iom occasioned by tbe use of steam power for thresh­ ing” was strikes out and the following adopted in its place. MORGAN. BARRY CO., MICH. “All members of this Compaay when employing steam power for threshing, shall require that a screen er hood be continually on the smoke staek, and closed, am! tliat ti>e thresher shall not be set nearer than fifty feet of Imrns or stacks, or any other highly combustible material, and that a watchman shall be kept by the engine when there is fire in the box. Parties using steam power will Nee that these rules are complied with, and GOOD WORK GUARANTEED if they are, if s Iom occurs there will be no trouble, about its payment by tiiis company. WALKS* * NORTON Dated Hastings Mich. July S, 1880. D. W. RtxiEiu, Sec’y. p»«pi ofthe BAKKYVILLE MILLS Wit*, lockers IHVIRTORS WALKER A NORTON FLOUR, MEAL; FEED, ATTENTION FARMERS! ohtaiuedfor mechanic*! <5c»ie p Chairs, Ac. LOUIS BAGGER Common 'Furniture JgOOT AND SHOE SHOP. Our Undertaking Departmn’t HO(>Tl«l.»aSHOE8. Prices that Can't 1 Undersold A. BUftCMAN I AQKXTS WASTED Kellotw, D.maray A Co. J ».w uuu>«.uaM.aeno-*■ �T$r3faa& A TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE. inter- and Guxat sympathy fortho exflud French NASHVILLE the “Bunday Bhoes” put on. In time this iriuipte mode of drees came to lie nasociated With piety If » per»i.i3 whs a churcb-mtunlxT and wore ft more stylish dress dun tho other people, the act would beget public criticism. -A guutlwman of education who, though not a member of any church, traa an up­ right mon, once attended church dressed in a suit of broadcloth. -The preacher, being, old-fashioned ami narrow-minded, associated broadcloth with those pomps ami vanities which a Christian should renounce. During the Hermon he re­ ferred to the gentleman aa the smooth­ faced. young man wlurne fine apparel was contrary to ths spirit of thc gospel. .The gentleman, however, listened with an appearance of respect to the criticism, knowing that the preacher was honest, if not wise.— Fot/th's Companion. Humility is thu hull-mark of wisdom Those who want friends to open them­ selves unto are cannibals of their own. hearts. —Bacon. The philosopher AutistLeaen used to •ay tfrjylifce as rust consumes iron so Bah Dr. Bortleson, ol this dty, had quite ■ ■..Ittegaosralte M^id tbrt bott TvtaT a tlrriliing experience Iftst week. White and Greece vriD accept tbe dceUidn* of the at Becorro on business he thought he would take a look nt tbe mines Dear town. The objedt of interest is the old A convention of the Republican party mine—we liavo forgotten the name— As by flattery a man opens his bosom worked ages ago for aught anyone now to hifi mortal enemy, so by detraction mada th* Uigha* sconifl. Fenton, of tbe Irish living knows, and which lias two sliafta, and slander he ahuta the same to-hi. •ofcoou of Intensely hot weather. Two hundred ^e commission appointed to investi­ one reoently reopened to r depth of best friendu.—BWtop South. forty-five feet, where drifts indicate thu deaths from sunstroke were reported in nix The praises that a man bestows must first level. No explorations beyond a days.... .Tbe annual boat roes between Harvard tbe Southern Staten, where gate the Tay bridgo dimeter reports that tho few foot from thc depth named have be valued according to his habit in the been made, though it is evident that Hie matter of praising, and adjectives which The Kentucky Court of Apj>eals has two shafts , mentioned are connected at from one man would mean much will declared thc State law which exclude* colored this level. Desirous of a ja.uiit under disappoint from another.—Masaon. of the Berento dmlrict, in Italy, and who to a wutow al Frteadahip. X. JMra. Chick, from rerticc ou Juries unoonstitu- terror voluntarily emigrated to America, h*» returned ground, and at the same timoexprewing of Kennebunk, Me., bold h«r only child, a boy Plutarch lias written an essay on the to his old haunts and occupation... .Lord astonishment that none of the miners of about 8 vears old. under water until he wm benefits which a man may receive from 8cott Bell, of Starkville, Miss., and drowned, and then attetnjited to drown herself. the camp or owners of the mine had his enemies, and among the good fruits A. E. Carter, of Huntatf Ila, Texas, were banged Dukino the progress of the Yalein London bud woek. worked up sufficient curiositv to extend The Beata of the Pulse. of enmity mentions tliis in particular, for murder on tbe 3d Inst.... A crematory fonndcr of 8unday-»chool», ’ • ware pnaani.... tlie discovery, the doctor iras lowered into By means of a little instrument call&l tliat by the reproaches which it casts furnace- has been (meted at Naahviuc, Tenn. Ireland, oa the the shaft Emerging ■ from the bucket, a tlie sphygmogrnph, the pulse-beats may upon us we see the worst side of our­ Lincoln, Preaident of tho Borton and Aloany Four stock men ‘ in Alsaacaaa county, . ------- r . rather tbe kd- taper was lighted, and the drift along railroad, andMrs. Dr. William Appleton, of Boaselves.—Addison. Texas, quarreled over a buauMwa actticmcuL vantage of tbe American team....A Havana, tlui vein entered upon. A chamber be accurately and permanently record­ Parting and forgetting ? What faith­ dwpateli aay* tbe Caban inourgenta. under the ed. And now Dr. B. W. Richardson, comnund of CiHxto Garcia, have been over­ 10x12x8 was soon entered by crawling a dead, and tbe remainiug two mortally wounded taken and completely defeated. Nearly all distant?© on nil fours, after an examina­ LL.D., F. R. 8., of London, by adding ful heart can do. these? Our great platform and almost instantly killed. tlioughts, our great affections, tbe truths a microphone to a itphygmograph, has each other a moment afterward. thc member* of tho aooalled I*ro- tion of which and the selection of some Mary O’Connor, of Jersey City, mur­ Several deputy collectors of revenue vitional Government were inode prhoueni.... ores the tour of discovery was continued. constructed, a aphygmophone, by which of our life, never leave us. Surely they dered her three children by cutting their throata tbe pulse-beat may be heard forty feet cannot separate from our consciousness ; A number of explortona in tbe g»« main under with a razor. The uufortunato woman wm ta- in Gi-orgi* who participated Id a raid on illicit tlie Tottenham Court road, London, occurred To proceed it was again necessary to •way. rhall follow it whithersoever that tdinU doubtedly temporarily Liixane. Hhc say* she diMtiUcncK, in rldcb one mootuhiner wo* killed, ou thc 4th of July, killing two ncreon*, wound­ crawl, and the doctor mice more as­ ' It seems that the sounds heard cor­ go, and are of their nature divine and has beta sick for a long tone suffering from have lx«n arrewted br tho State authoritiea for ing thirty, and damaging 400 Houmm .... A ter­ sumed the infantile jxwition of locomo­ respond to those of the heart, and are immortal.—Thackeray. mxlxris, ami ba* Isvn unable to take care of her murder. Tlie United States Attorney will ap- rible balloon accident occurred ne.ir Pari*, ot ___ _ ________ _____ ___ _ _ , _ tion. An advance of a few feet had j and 77X two Discipline, like thc bridle in the children, and abo Uionght that *:r killing them pear for the prixmere and take out write of 1 the thc 4th of July. A balloon bunt in midair, been nuule when a eokl elammv anb-I' throe in number, TT\ one ~ long ~V ’ . „ , , . .! short, resembling the words “ bother it tlwy would go to heavTn, xnd that there *u r.o babcaN cqrpuN with a view to transferring tiw I and two brew were lort. hand of a good rider, should exercise CMC to tile Federal eourta... .Cot E. IkCaah, a te1(.D»»Qno has lust lieen tried U7?C“eti b-T “e han<y ‘V?d The thrw sounds are cauaed, the first by other cause for her killing them. .( Ch^urtda. killal CoL Winumsi. I, “ WU^iono Has ;«« tali tried two bnght, gli»temng orb. gradually , ,.<lnlnu.tl„n „[ the ventricle ait it throw, its influence without appearing to do The death-rate of New York city is el Cuudeo, a dad at Cbulcton. SI Cl ] la France. TU Inventor dauaa U will bo able rote in lur end flaahed back with in- the blood into tbo aorta and tin- otle.r so, should ever be active, l»oth as a MHiml-i to cable. tensified liriohtaiw brightness U.. tlie r...i.l.. feeble wn rava ,.r ofI 1 J**” . “?? 1 . •t^G T nU<“? ,er . «“* tt « on tlie increase to an alarming extent The . WABKHW-TOX. I “ trammut -adali to America Aaiiriea by b, cable. ton.ifl.vl “’n**’ “ ®°.^ ““ T KUP?°rt restraint, yet* seem Havoto refused to enforce tho rwom-1 the tajier. Slmost instantly a hiising 1\Wnndythe,'r<-c°dl,i!f l7hmd h” e“?y V11"!\ 1Tt ?,t 1x5 number of dcatlis bud week were 1,297, against It rou must be d al-' Tits coinage oxocutod at tile United ------->--------------------—--------------- i I — —____ ■ ...www. ...--...u...,i/.__ « uuwu .g3 ,, OI( d the recoil olof “le artd-nid _ _ ______ — -r...u_t. i ____ ond recal1 column, , ways ready to check or to pull up, m 1.038 for tho preceding wook... .George Ripley, Statoemlnt. tor the iltoal year ending 4„i» an Jf ““ W-ee. Tarter 1. mdilnB ‘ rattling Round rtartlod the hewring, and „ th0 enntteotlon, (aFatole) fa .. ankhS! | < -.-a.. " . whl,n the well-known New York journalist and author, and onlj only. when «tob -preparab^ to. a with O»«, a. It, rrttod tb.1 te tad eueoun-} n „ fomd 1 5tahS» wm valued at 684,370,144, of which ♦27,983,750 I , ----------------------- —------------ ( jt found that the iieciuuir sounds sounds of or j the horse is a runaway should the nchas juat died at the ag\> of 78... .An explana­ 1'5™ Uo*'“. ■ ,Tu.rvlf ,™.u- th. Iron, when di.cMrd, .nd by which tion of thc Seawananaka diaaater, on Long were standard silver. This exceeds Uie coinage j dyptoted exebeotoar wdl permit. At most of “l«“ h~UUUiv ate looted upon a. work ni a ^ennd. .md the clnunln-r )n«t I ,b„ pinwicinn’.. enr uc ruiu. it. endi- tion of tlie curb Ims perceptible.—(Juessca Island sound, has probably been found. Tlie o< an, ito-niiw. -■«. .Cvouitotoni-r U litat Truth. leti. was wm. soon anan------------------Aummimr m> ..hnv* ’ .. , boiler is of the locomotive pattern, hating fifty bu Jufl nitanwi iron a trip Hontfl m til. la- tx-nlaMf^TW «"““>««, «*■»- left regained. Assuming an .:I tion* have their corresjxinding sounds nt small tube* through which th< hot air and fire iovsioi tote.1 or toa-eultivauon. and nay* aav that teoa. ' ™ too'rimUte upright position, the doctor cast a, tion, tjn, ’pulse. As, for instance, Uiose heard •,u - , Ba uxuiunuon, .... - ina ... - lUMitcci-tea■ win Bclect Comnuttee of — the — House of C*~JS Nacred Music. ----- 1 T' —'—T —V " ’ the are drawn from the burning coals. In one of ()CCM ,,abort nocl. umc uabl cmnr.uon or -------------—— —-— j—-pecti in time .. that cultivation of- re* will |; .,...The bustv rrlanen nt tlyj ,,r<> from whc w • *„ 1 -• ' h, ^(^,1,,. v,lv,. Umt j. huty R .HCC at the nrw»rt .pert™the-*ibea baa been found an ugly rent i rourtitute a prominent part of their indnstnc*. 1 °° crop ?.Ut Hymn, singing is not nlwnvs appro­ m I! nnd nn.l j, , .1 • i , ... . whence Im he hnzt had r>nu'i-fTA<l emerged, nn.f and lo large enough for the insertion of a man a fist He »ay» that In North and Routh Carohna the ! dweaee i» due to fangu* in or on the wnentvi the blood, which should be thrown priate to occasions, and lenders often It 1. beliercd that thc uhola pressure of the lntrtwIt U raaulfc^5 ,n tbe mate r. ‘nd U‘"-r ll”',lrrnn" «•• P^ . Iwhold, there approached his adversary,' flows I>rwBru forward, to regurgitate into the chamber make singular selections. A minister suam in the holler wa* triMfurred by Uus , lnj h(. IM, n-s.on whv th. ' wo,c ‘•xpenwenta for furnishing a new aud । which, when seeing the disturber of his behind. I preached fa solemn sermon on tlie jrulgrupture to the fire-box, ending Uu> door- open , cultivation of tea should uot become m -qutet, coiled him quiet, coiled himself for a sp*’"" Al . .. and scattering the hot coahevsr tbe firemen* । profitable m die raising- of cotton...! 1 look WlUi " ' ‘ . room, setting fire to tho woodwork about the i Tte Hupcrinteudeiit of thc Ccnsn* think* the ' Strange Food. flroroom and sending the flames up to the population of thu United States will bo in th. -j • d-tortotoi-i ta. in,.; »3 / air of main deck...,AL Philadelphia, on tlie Sth of j neighborhood of 48,000,000The following , Some score or so of contributors to a . ---- - said the July, a ferrylxiat ran down a row boat and । u thu nublie-debt statement for June : French tqxirting journal dined one day drowned Mra. Kate Maboy, seed 2». RoUrt Ort w । preacher to the chorister in tlie vesti* teAMMuo the ham and heart of u lion, killed 15. Uza» Orr 8. and Ratw On fl. 1 .. " „ — ——-j — ---y — । 11ale, "why didn't you sing ‘Yankee wi'iwTrw by Constant Cheret ui Algeria. The tack.withtitofltafltoto to (.v„r d th.. a ttepressed and melancholic condition. Doodle ’’ " Ji-1»’> rJaoob Kuntx, of Humestead Stot-on. and <®s-haif par’req. „l. . r«.Qr w sac. • tleali of the liou was found to be tmr- snake. To take the aggressive, then, I In severe palpitation the sounds are . an immersion baptism on the bonk . lyS'ooo ticularly firm and close-graine*!, like was tli«> work of another second, und, , all lust in a sort of loud whirr as from a , of a river, as each candidate, male or ■ ■ - ------ tliat-of a horae, but. although pronounced picking up a chunk of ore, the doctor । revolving w-heel. . female, emerged dripping from the nic. Upon her refuaing, Jacob fatally shot । Totxl coin b hurled it with idl his might at the pro, .9i,m,uBa,ta> i palatable, it only achieved what is When the pubto-beat, are oyer ninety | wator. the people inU-r|“ toa the favorifll ,e31355 her. He then went into tho barn and killed i M»tured tebt I termed a success d’art fine, while tlie traded, vibrating head of the snake just a minute, there is, together with the or- ; revivolish chorus: J41.W1; hhuaelf. Kuntz and wife were both over 60 । l^Krttandare^ I....,™.,. with ‘ truffles, “« ho WM to t>K. nd ol apringing- The dinary sounds, a continuous sound re14.4AS.OOO heart, Bkilifully prepared year* of are... .Lawrence Jerome, son of -n,.. t^b'ub. i I, . - . , , , ,, . I Tory look ukr men In uniform. was unanimonslv voted tough and indi1 oi throwing the ore extmtbo wealthy Leonard W. Jerome, of Now York. Humbling what is heard when a shell w I TU-> look iiko men <tf war. ■ Inr tact, the Fn-ndi jourtodfala 1»h«anil tho horror d the ' held to tiw ear—possibly caused bv Uie 30,378,870 gestible. , At a protracted meeting one of tho - • better • •* pleased • ’ with -• • i then situation eon well be imagined but were not much their ass, aoo^is ..re uuu. wn. Druce, me iruveier, wuen never accurately d.scrita-d—the dark- fnc-tion <>f the blood against the walls of । hardest families in the neighborhood, inis retufna for Vermont show «uch‘ decrease of | 23,B4M4T fare than won Bruce, the traveler, when the artery. by name Ransom, were persuaded to go population that it is questionable.whether tinder the guest of the Arab tribe of* Welled uncertainty of the is-' lo-, the'gu...l„r .1.^ ................. " ' D‘** th." the new apportioruueut the State will have more I .Arab tni»« WHtal S'.”theVtortnri^i 11‘Imuglit ttat the apbvgn.oj.hone , U, u,„ front », ,nb)«-l. fcrpraver. Tie .n, 130.US.B70 t sons of the fatheJM , • 1 “K. n » Ul • l,,e 1 rninllR »g nmv be rerv useful in detecting mmute ' rejoicing people shouted luatilv in nm« . . 301.0M.433 Sidi Boojanim, “ the * — ’ ’ • nomnee of tlie success or failure of tho I i;, T J ’ ’“’b >-"nouuxi lustily in pros, of the flocks," bound by vow to eat blow, the tear to mow. all mini,in,,1 to, . w pafaaUon. in •lUTorynt part. । pvrt ot taM-tedote-n much-needed con.U.MX17X3U 1 lion's flesh once every day ; for tlie trav- j toU-tonly 11... htor-rato.ng. chilli* torlx«h.Canpaania. vennon.: Br the explosion of tho boiler of n 1 •'ii .1.-4 ’ i found 4<>ILUU mule uiuw lion own meat wvni. lean, ICIUI, tough lougu I I , ■ . ... .. ... .. ' ------------- ------I be Vrsr of lul.Hrr han rw.e..-■ pleasure steamer on Itakc Minnetonka, Minn >r, nuuesa . r.. . *.. * ~ ^le j mid uiuskv in flavor, lioness meat meat a a tune trifle iI ™ i ------- 7 ' -7 j’ What Ailed thc Drummer. the engineer and pilot of thc boat, and tbe i determined upon though not fatter and more jredatablu,,and whelp CupL Bugbie was not only an officer, This made aid Ransom mad. He took head waiter and a guest at the hotel opposite -« without the realization of the dread fact j it as a jMTsoind insult, got up from his flesh the nasti«»st of» the throe. but a soldier, and a good one, too, nota­ were instantly killed, *1x1 seven persons were Mindful that an unlooked-for pleasure that the snake would take advantage of ble as n strict disciplinariun, nnd us no­ I km-es and took his Ix'draggled lietter•enously injured... .Gen. Grant left Galena on is thrice welcome, Frank Buckland did ’ the tirot ray of light and spring upon its table for his fondness for creature com­ । half bv the arm, saying aloud, “Come nut tuivi.-w hiit guest* on a certain occa­ foe. With fear und trembling the doc­ forts—a fondness he found great diffi­ I <>n, old woman, they don't want the Wheat in southeastern and northern tor eagerly followed the advancing rays « WL,0«8,«a sion that they were about to enlarge culty m indulging when marching like of us here ; come on, boys and their gastronomic experiences, but, when of the taper us they lit up tlie chamK-r, through a wild bn of country. One . .an‘! tribe out of clunch bngn and wet weather. m.-. IB trv»*ary........................................ I jni,W«,«73 nnd bis feelings of relief and joy can well day the column hod just left's small ch,.,r™ ’naming dudgeon. the suup luul been dis]smed of, usked a , .... i.-.M.u.. juni irn II n.lull | Gen. Grant was treated at Kansas Bond* iMUtd to Pacific rallwkr cotaptiaI l>e imturinrd as ho mw atretahed before 1*1. ' .1 . • .... An l-.nirllMll IlWIllnr l>n advent I..,... — 1m, luterwrt payable In lawful raouay, fam. mis gourmand sitting near him how 1 An English leader C.t set Ithc hymn biimlct, when tlie Cuptnin noticed that City to a national salute, bell-ringing and a tiim, not three feet distant, tlie stunned principal ouutandlng one of the drums gave forth no sound '• Christ the Lord is risen to-day—hid­ LVJxjtU ' he Iik,,‘1 it­ Interoat KCTurd ud not ,rt paid Issly of the snake — the aim with the . lelnjiih !" to the Tyroleae waltz, and a *' Very well, indeed," was the answer. 4&31.1U Intereat paJd by Vtilled State*. He expressed his anger very eiuphatiat Mumeapolis, MIiul. on thc 3d in«t., of tin- Interval repaid I? transportation of •' Turtle, is it not ? I only ask because r«K'k hnd l>een 11 success. At this time cally, nndordered n Lieutenant to go and Southern canqi-nieeting Christian sung U31XZTJ I did uot find any green fuL" the doctor In-thought himself of his redincovery of 8L Anthony * folia by Father Ht-n- I I “ Whim I Can Read My Title Clear" rate- tbe delinquent well. By and by nepin. There wa« a proc-renion over a mile Buckland shook his head. UM, 11* tlie subaltern returned and whnqx-red f to the minstrel melody “ Wait for the lung, comjxMid of United State* troojM. militia "I fancied it had a somewhat musky head, effectually dbqmtched him. The to his supen«»r that tlie drummer hiul I wagon, and we’ll all take- a ride Troy 31.3HU.fi64 and civic nocietiw. Tbi- formal f-ortion of the was six feet in length, very large taste—peculiar, but nut at all unpleas­ snake programme included o hirtorical oration, a poem, around, ami numliered nineteen rattles. got a couple <>f roasted chickens anti " r.-nuirketl his neighlsir. and a dinner, eaten liy several thmuaud jx-tiple. two Ixittles of whisky in his drum, ont 'O ver 1,300 immigrants arriv«-d nt The doctor hnd explored sufficiently, and The informal portion cunairtiM of aix-vchrz . All alligators have," replied the Wild Pigeons’ Nests. ----- r i Baltininn- in one day, la*t neck. Rtid left unniv hr>Ml I; " the euyuum, especially—the lei- regained tlie surface as soon ns |x>ssil>h'. indtle und one chick being for the Cap­ by Secretary of War Kamaev. Gen. Sherman One nesting of wild pigi*ons is alxnit and Gen. Houser, late of the Contoderatc car- r Lately fur the Wert... Pre-ddetit Hayv* ba* ■ h,w I dissected this morning, and which We imagine his hair is a shade grayer tain. " Why didn’t the jksir fellow let ns know his legs hiul given out ?” cried the same as another, und the first nes» airy... .Information baa been received at the been ma>k> an l.L. D. by Yale College. Chicago Custom Hou»e that a cattle plagm- b.i» Bugbie ; “ I don't want men to march you come to like Hie million others in Census items: Elgin has a p<qnilaHalf a dozen of the suddenly-ciilightbroken out at Winnipeg, in Manitoba. The if they’re dead lame, Pnt him in the the vicinity. Wlien thei-e migrutory disease, which uaaid to be Of foreign ongin. is ' tion of 10,040 ; Cedar Itapid*. 10,190; I^uu-as- eued diners suddenly Htarn-d to their The Danger of Genius in Women. ambulance immediately." The order birds have mated, di*cided where to set­ in the foiro of tnflamuiatarjr fever, very Inf.-c- t<.r, Pa., 25,846, and Salt Laki- Citv, 21,Mi0. feet, two or three slunk from tlie room, Genius, when accompanied bv right,’™ ll,avin8 tl,,U4 u,,u10 tie and staked off their claim, they pre tion*. and nearly ns fatal aa pluuro-pneun- mia. The Tt-mten* of Utah contain* 135.OtW tx-opl. anil the rest of the aiesl whs enjoyed by ^nn;..i^i „...i „..w —..*_i ----- 1} 1 amends for his injustice to tne drum­ ceed to construct about the slightest Over 20G cattle have dk-d, and the .r„„ IT .. . c, , . 1 * people are iwrely exercised over the ( riIK UiiJted States man-of-war Ten- only ii |K<rtion of the original comuanv. principles and self-control, is a mure' mer, tho Captain took the earliest updangerous quality in a woman tlian a “See what imagination is," said Buck- imui. Nothing Hhows this more ptainiv lx,rt”n»ty of going to examine more nest tliat will hold on egg and a bird unlooked-for acourg ..— _ .— for । n<w<- ha* been ordered to imnisdiateh pruew-d “Three sticks and a feather" constitute tlie basj-ball chaiut lutnoruhip of the United • u, Cqltan waters p. make a aearcluug examina- luud. “ Hail I told tlu-m it was turtle, than the life of Lady Caroline Lamb. pM-ticuliirly into his condition. —CAamabout the material according to one au­ Btatesq wc the v-wav-t,^ Chicago Club C .rv-w.-, contain™ to maintain ; Uon (I| ,(] cin-ninrtJinre* tn connection with th.- or terrapin, or birds’-nest soup, or the ^Ul,r,‘<dthority. Tlie feather is often wonting, along lead ow all comprtitara...-At Troy rec. nt Spaniah Suauiah outrage*, and to lo report a* m early esriv gluten of a fish from the maw of a sea­ No quo was more fully alive to her j rent Mills. Jourth of Julv - . ...... .n.V ..... ...... »• Mills, Iowa, while a Fourth July n-li-hretinn cekbratioh a* but a few more sticks an- generally add­ possible .The _census returns give New Or­ faults than she was herself. When the wm in progress, thc marshal of the day struck a leans a populate>n of 250,239, against 197.91 J bird. they would have pronounced it ex­ Robbie’s Verse. ed. The nest is plnc<<d in the crotch of man for insulting a woman. This was a iugiud for ten year* ago. South Bend. Ind., ha> inure cellent, and their digestion would liave Hon. William Lamt>, then* Lord MelA young lady who resides in that jmrt n tree, on two forked branches, or any­ lioarno. laid his heart and fortune nt her a free tight which lasted over two hours, and m than doubled its population in tbe lawt derail*'; been none the a orse. I tell them that which more than three hundn-d men took jkj-_ it has now 13,324, against 6,118 in 1870 .The feet, she refused him, saying that she of Pennsylvania which is called the where else in the tree where suitable Four of the combatants were fatally injurid and Anthracite, tbe amallert i-teamcr that ever it is alligator soup, and their gorges rise। ! was afraid that her violent temjier would “Switzerjand of America" has u Sun- j ouppun ue louna. Cellar support can be found. Cedar trees st us gtxxl a dish iw ever a man need i ' wreck their happinesH. Again, however, day-school class of rather bright boys, along the river bottoms st em to be precriMUM-d tlie Atlantic ocean, lias arrived at New have ’ ■’ aie, about twelve mile* from St. Paul. Minn., York. It left Falmouth, Eng. 26 days ago. . , Forewarned, and, therefore, fore­ he pru|xteed, and this time, unfortu­ nveraging between 7 and 9 years. Re- ' tern-d, but when tin- nestings are large The June report of tlie Ilepartment of Agri- ' cently she requested each pupil to come I beech and other trees ’ are occupied, on thc 5th ui«L, woven jxx*on» were drowned. culture shows the following m relation to crop- armed, were the gontlemen who lunched j nately p p for 1 herself, he whs accepted. Lady tluxt; — she -----------could not- ’con- -*------ *-to"** — — • fifty or ---• sixty nests It appears there were fourteen pcraou* ou throngboilt tbe United State* : There i« m in- on octopus at the Brighton Aquarium, /-■ , —line 11 .’a fear — ”i on tlie following Sunday with some pus- From ludf-a-dozen 1 —1 __».» —I..... <• I. I... _ I I,, „„ m.-..n« ground_________________ "age of scripture bearing are upon built inlove. a tree, aud only one "egg is creiMM of 2 j>er reuL in the acreage under oat*. wring It in turn builud, broLl nuj . r'4 S-’VUrm^-r Thev found 1lu **" At At uie Uu! miUTuun- Am*mniiv ceremony slm she waa was The l"l« heeded the nqnciit, and in laid in each neet. and thc condition of the crop is excellent, * ’ •• • lessmean* expert yachtaini-n, they were utiabhi nromising a yield of 12 per cent, great* r tlian eokl T’ ding’ skate but uot ho tenderns uath u of P^won, and she thus turn recited their verses bearing upon to prevent tho accident.... A diatreaaiiig last year. The acrer resembling skate, but not so tender as ' n,terwnrd '^’^’ribefi her behavior: “I that popular topic, such as, “ Love your cage under rye- and reaemblim — — J------J ■liarley mwm in- P The verdict would nrolmblv accident occurred near Bryant Iowa, has decrea»<-d niucce 1879, __________ but the_.__ yield_ will „ be might ’ ‘ *be.. The verdict would probably THE MARKETS. •»"> vuhmble' " L',£e “* ou the 4th of July. Hugh Hanna, with his wife about the name. Cover has an mcrea**-l ta“. tack .till moi t.von.hk- tad the ■!ura‘-’J ■» **»> and fire cinldren, attempted to croaa a nwoUen acreage the increase, however, i* routined to i octopus Ifl-en boiled first aud then roust- ,lr“" '‘.'f'”"'"; “*J cnJTU!■> nrari-' ?U'to NEW VORK. ntreaui, when tlie wagon wm up*et and the en­ thc cotton-growing States and tire Pacific c a*t. ed. i. » the way in Cornea, where the I •» eamagt. which was to , boy whom, tm came tali : tire family precipitated into the water, except The eoielition of tho crop la not good. Fruit < i conve;, me forever from my home. Well, Robbie, what is your verae ? Mr*. Hanna, wlio lumped out firtt in tune to of all kind* will !«• quite plentiful, much mure nioniter is esteemcfl tree**! ‘ Liuly Caroline wits certainly at times not i save beraelf. Mr. Hanna and tbo tire children, •o than for the previous year. aged respectirdy 13, 11, 9, 6, and 4 years, were quite sane. Lord ilellKiurne made her “ ^°PK Solomon, second chapter, A Minnesota physician. Dr. Tanner, Poisons drowned. " ' ....... ufiij venM----,. -। Stay a far Ixvtter husixuid than most men .---- me —with ----------flagons, that a man eould live fort- day* , Tr . n " • . . A terrible accident occurred lust maintained . , , . * If a iicraon swallows any poiaon what- would have done ; and though at last he conifort me with apples ; for I am sick water alone, nnd to prove tho correetueas ‘ i,,,„ r„n. „ • , J t was obliged to wp.irate from her he of lore.' ,nv" ’ ” week near Dunkirk, Ohio. The boiler con­ on of hi- tlicory went to New York. and. under 1 ’ , , . w,nv,11*u*'n'‘ Now what could be done with that < IIICAO* > nected with a steam thresher exploded on a thc watchful even of a committee of local • having overloaded the stomach, an in­ still retained a portion of his old affec­ style of boy ? farm, killing five pcraons ar.’, acrioualy wound­ > doctor*, ' ‘ started t out - - to put • - to thc I Htantaueous remedy, most efficient aud tion. ing four.... .Full returns of the new ccmua tort. A telegram from tin Without undervaluing intellect, we t °" uPP*’val^e iQa lwg»! number of ensett, is make Chicago's population 502,540. July 6 rejxwte jirugreM aa follow* : da7 J‘lX !“ “^P^K teaMpoonfu! of common salt think that no one will be inclined to> i A Lamentable Lot. n^'aino^ 'to^FcjQ^th^eighth Reports to the Chicago Tifnrg from continuou* fast. ’ He haa lost sixteen pound* “nt. *w !uuc^ ffro,1tel mrintard, stirred deny that both in men and women tbei' The woman who cannot grow old is various points in the Northwest show that the in weight since the beginning, and now weighs rapnUy in a teacupful of water, warm or qualities vf the heart are far more im-.1 jealons of her own children, and keeps Ka a Spring 141% pounds. For the past two da vs, however, f cold, and Kwollowed inatantlv. It is portiuit than those of the head, and we। idoof from them. She makes love wlule tity and quality. In some local!tics there are com­ b. bMta*Mfr to*>«.*. << a jutori 4alfr j totonvly .lowt, before it heiriM lo eoiue cannot do better than conclude with, her son is making love. She beams and plaints of nut and chinch bug*, m is usual)r her voice and steps out a* graoeUo- retotouu.jMO- tlie following lines of the late Canon lowers tho case, but the general outlook is a favorable Kingsley, addressed to young girls, and fully as she can, and she is not unwill­ on.-, Tbe rejxirta from Minnesota. Dakota and stomach. Hu did not sleep well last night. I ten,s ol U1° B‘otn*<'h, Mid teat thflTO be w hich bear closely ou this subject: I ing tl tlmt her figure should l»e couqiart d and Nebraska agree tliat the yield and wm unable to-day to make up his rest, and any remnant of the jxhhod, however ' with tho figure of her son’s liuly acwill be the best tn many years.... altmg toward to-night be became quite peevi*h j small, let the white of au egg or a tea­ U. u»a ta I qnaintnnees. Her morals are irreNILWACKEE. “* a* .ria, apoonlul ol atn.ufl I"’ aanUlmrod At Vulture Mine, Arizona, a Mexican, named and imuWe. In th.- rrarios *" t * . _ i • • . . i Hdazar, a disappointed suitor of Miss Pubiate, Hccouiuatuixl bv hi* .ntrnrr. | nroachable. She never did - wrong; as tlie stomach w quiet, because j called at tbe rreidcuce, and after a brief conver­ । but that is not the fault of her dear, gnrThe ninth day of Dr.' TtUxbcr’a (tut in 1 the*e veiy •ery common articles nullify a '.'hambcrtf Journal. sation shot her dead. The murderer fled, but New York was bulktiuod on tbe evening of | ,nrg‘- number of virulent ixiisons. " ! minus husband, who never knew how to mcniwonrod the country and soon captured I make love to her. Sho wishes tliat him, held a lyn-.h court, and hung him. July 7 aa follows : At 11 a. m. his poise was -------- ..-''j 1—7---- — ' Pioneer Incidents. ■ some young fellow would make love to 96. and his temperature 98 3-10. Hh time wa* A Quack l Nueces*. , gentleman whose parent* were her, but she seldom finds him. When passed in short naps, bathing his bawd, rinsA medical Clay county, ! tlie does, her/ simpering folly calls Gen. Weaver, of Iowa, thc Green- mg his mouth, and talking to wv tk« doctor*. Bucwr*. He ue —■----7-— w-nter — tells ---- rthia —rTstory ---- - of — -■ among the early settlers of vu... * nnfldcat. 'Ltiag down , celebrated English quack: He was once Missouri, says tliat in 1824 there were blushes to thc cheeks of her children baca-Iaobor candidate for Preudent. contidt-nt- seemed strong and confident about 3. bs was veryr— •* an*old county who । while the voung man laugh* laughs at other uni HutMcaiT visited by an* old acquaintance from the only three men in the whole countv her. ’ Jy expect* to be the next Prerident of the United pitched hi* rubber piU<rwilre, ’ to'oSrTaS ।< country, ’ ‘"•J* „„ --- ---------- ----- —- -------who au< —’! Ito "••Z-o.” I owu«l « *wt ot bnxxfclotb. Tta imrt, CINC1XNATL State*. Ho claims that the Greenbacker? will die of the floor. He ----.*~ leaf. Throughout ii “ “I'm I m glad glad to to see thee st got on »o , dret.s was rm-ule from jeans aud limtey , Whales are becoming numerous m buutadf with a huge palm Zam,"Zam," sai _________________________ I vinely, said the rustic, “but how dv^l with hickory bark. An incident U1° ocean," says an exchange. Wo like he called for water oftener than pre. prt- I vinely, probably two or three other Rtefe*. and thu* the day_____ throw the election into thc HmtaC. where it will tiouslv, and be canaed wet cloth* to be placed i is't* mon ? Thee know'st thee never occurred about tliat time which ill us-1 ft statement that gives the full facts as upon hisbewl and lunds. At 6J5hi«temjsr- had no more brains nor a pumpkin." 1 trates the uimplc habita of the people: ^1Bt nne <1oeH- 11 relieves one of the alore was 97^ aud hi# paJwfi HQ. About 3 ho Ji 'Takimr Taking him lum to o a window, the aunck quack, Ij A voung man bv serving ip thoTTpite-I aR»;>icion that whales are becoming nnTOLEDO, holds tho balance of power. bode him count thc nssaeni-by. “ How States army, had laid up some money. ' »neroii» on the prairie* or tiiat they are At the meeting of the National Be- clued to Joke. I ninny have passed?' asked the quack, Ho camo to a tow n in the ootinty drcased nifesting the woods or hiding in caves on Caw-Na. s.. -X of«_* __ ibroadcloth. ___ *_t_x* "* On *his - I)-.A pnblicin Committee at New York. teat week. tlie tnciHiifninc monnhuns. Pi'iildfl People nmv now Itunw know whnrx where I (k-n—Nn o l after a few minutes, . , ’ ; : x. in • a_ __suit blue DETROIT.* “Nohity,-or mayhap n hundred.” Head he ware a fur cap mode by himself. to be on the lookout for whales. In France large numbers of magis­ “And how many wise men do vou »up- For days he was tho most noticed num The visible supply of petroleum is the trates have redgutd rather than enforce pooe were among this hundrfld?’r in the town—because he wore “store largest known in tho history of the • >ir> the decreea agaiDat the Jo«ut»....Mr. GLadclothes.” «toix. rt.'.t- d ir. the Hou*c of Cotnmoua the oth­ trade, lieing estimated at 9,000,000to •'Well, nil the rest are mine.” various trade and labor organhsRcxte jf the er day that, in view of the distracted state of In summer, it was usual foi women, 10,000,000 ixurels, and, with a produc­ rittuuui.UA Dated State* win ba brtd tejtew Ynrk on Inland, be did not think it a-lvwablo to ns well as for lx>y» and girls, to go bare­ Physician (to Government clerk)-1 foot Even those young ladiee who tion largely in excess of the consump­ Kept 1 to declare in favor ol either tho Repute f’sooiunicud that O'Donovan Rom* and nominee for iTetickut %L'!T »* bU®»«I to return to Ir. Ui»d. I ' Well, what do you complain of ?” G. would wear shoes were in tlie habit of tion, it is steadily increasing. ta* duly -rateful for thus bung i i ._ grateful thtu, being C .v"8lWi??®r't4o,4‘’r-" rbrerau wearing, when going “out,” a pair of “ I have a great oar, a wonderful ear, mare made a martyr..>.Th> Sultan, m intw-ruw. rd kl_ .1 . . ' . —“Atwnnr fime do you go to bed,? coarse shoes, and carrying their “ Bun­ G. C.—“Oh, I don't mean at night, but day shoes" in tho pocket Just Wore of conversation. “Bo has a donkey, ingmen'a party. After a while tho Dtnnoarriving at the place they started for, replied a bystander. used ropndiatinz anr atte a coalition with either tbe WEEKLY JEWS REVIEW Vj- nyMp* tt.brL^S^tadiEfe �The Emperor of Brazil is null iodulg- writer in Colman » Hural house hi Branford, Ct, built by hie great-grandfather, Ezekie.1, ISO yearn admiration tor this country when vtait- * white grujie wm good for franca, in its lued at 4,750,000 and the Chateau of Bamtamllct ,000 franca.—Huw Timet. HOUSEHOLD HELPS. ty, and taken too little into any haliit ol ALL SORTS. retire to they hawfelt the It in charged by counsel for the Jirosecution in the Currie case- at Marshall, Texan, that at least one of the jurors who brought in the verdict of acquittal was bribed. ' stroke to the new Bio Janeiro w*iej works, letting into the city water from streams forty miles away, carried through vast intervening reservoir* to Rio Janei­ ro Irr tvo 32-itK h main*; and he has also given tho tirai stroke to a Dew and ixujKjrtant railroad. These thing*, how­ ever, cost money, s the Khedive iff Brazil'* finance* Egypt found out show a prospective deficit for the new fiscal year, even’ exclusive of tlie $6,000,000 desired for public work*. It ia be­ lieved that she must continue for n while ■to add eight or ten millions a year to her debt, which now, including outstanding obligations in paper currency, is about 814,000,000 millreis, or about $407,000,­ 000. It has been increased by about $17,000,000-the past year. ter and soda will remove prevailing from washable fabrics. in their communities is such that pois­ ; for fowisj oned rata are never properly buried or fine for r than tc ibie it. No incinerated by their associates. The problem has been how to kill tho rata witlioat bringing unpleasant odors into Exchange. | holes in a loaf of bread are the house careless cook. Thc kneading Tiru New England Fan Thm Camphellite sect, to which Gen. Mra BenedictJnank>Iv6d the difficulty ^flighted. faith in the future of the ■ Garfield Ixdouga, has 828,000 members and is entitfouto tlie honor we give to in tlita country, but. tren bans or pans not kept clean are on inventor and benefactor. She was United States. It is said that lazy and shiftier farmer* -impart to the milk a dangerous engaged, it appears, in the domestic nine United States Senators and a good vested in the enteqirisc wit fermentive poison. manufacture of plaeter nseta of various of success, but without • i many Representatives are members of it. To CLMAM-kettles easily, pour a little kinds. Gompluinta having l>een mode tion of tlie requirements ‘ hot water into them and put a cover on; securing profitable crops of beet roots. th® steam will soften tlie dirt so that it Benedict began a course ot experiments A Bor at Pittsburgh, Pa, named The Farm and Fireeide. of Spring­ may ta easily removed. with the hope of giving greater dura­ Oakins, saved a man named Finnan from field, Ohio, ha* this to say about these : lb keep seeds from the depredations bility to her casta.’ One of her devices drowning. As soon os the latter recov­ “Take two wooden taxes, one three of mice, mix some pieces of camphor was to mix wheaten ' floor with her ered from thc effects of his adventure he with them. ‘ Camphor platad in trunks pulverized plaster of Paris, to that the deeded the lad a half interest in two or drawexs will prevent mice from doing gluten of the flour might make the Fill the space surrounding it with dry houses and lots at McKeesport sawdust, or, better, with fine charcoal. Pxrzup walls are cleaned by being Let tlie cover to the inside tax be she wm sifting Uie mixed plaster and Canadian* are not • little annoyed nt cuvchnI with a piece of woolen blanket- wiped down with a flannel cloth tied flour for the third time, by way of mix­ tho large emigration from the Dominion Thebe is not another roll of contrib­ Let a small piece of pipe pass from the over a broom or brush. Then cut off a ing them intimately, as the ebemists to the United State*. It ta stated that utor* to any publication in Europe like tattom <>f Uie inner tax down through thick piece of stale bread with the crust say. She had already set a dish <rf 57,000 Canadians have left Ontario dur­ tbe contributors to the Edinburgh He- tho tattom of the lower box, so M to on and nib them down with this. Be­ water at hand, intending to make a cast gin at the top and go straight down. allow thtf water from the melted ice to at once, and when the door-bell rang ahe ing the last eight months, and tliat view. It takes in almoat every name Chocolate Cookie*.—Take the white hastily removed her apron and went to flow off/ This is just oh good os many nearly all of ' them have located per­ that is distinguished in statesmanship, <>f the pitfent ice chests at les* than one- of six eggs, half a pound of sugar, half a welcome her guesta, leaving her materi­ manently thi* side the line. This class, in eloquence nnd learning for a couple fourth thewost ]K*und of grated chocolate, five ounces als upon the kitehen table. The guests . % ' of thc eggs stayed until late bed-time, and when too, it is said, ta made up of the best of of generations. It includes a Prime Piuir^SixaLD aaya : “ Tho assertion ?n add the they hade her adieu Mrs. Benedict went fanners and mechanics, who are ilta- Minister, Lord John ______ Russell _______ ;_ a Ohiui_____ is often made, and manv people taliev^ ur ; drop by to bed without returning to tbe kitchen. aatisfled the Government and thejj cbuox oeUor,, Aioru Lord AJnmguoin Brought ;; n. Lord ChM ■ . "“‘J.’"•‘‘'"I *,™5I .?'. ., Duuaucw with a mt wu.v.AMuuu. — uoiu v-niei ~ <mt, s, and bake What happened in the night wm this: ’ Lora Iteaman B but it only cleanses the butter A»>w jrogna. ana Uw .tauly incnwiw o! ; Jurtioe, ; two Ctaun l- bnttart J’tho'butferailkfuaB" '“llk '“>'1 ------------ ,----- --------- ,------------------ OI U2e ouuermiiK, sugar ana iuuk acia in a moderate oven. A rat, sniffing the odor of flour, made the public debt in Canada, . Rnrinc. Brandy Cherrieh.—Choose fine, Ann un tlie legs of the table to the top, lore of the Exchequw.’m Mr. Spring Rin» Rice I which may adhere *..7* to it, just os clarifyi and Sir G. C. Lewis ; two or three Lord* i" “ sugar removes from ft ing it Vie foreign fruit, wo4ii, piek the steUM of£ sttek tbe where he wm speedily joined by etherfor—L aa—:. -i. ____ 4_______________ dherriea in two oi Uiroe place* with a ragera-^hib brethren. Tbe disn of flour ton f10 The British people move slowly in all of Snxira iod puihe Judgo uo tbe “ amo flavor of butter consist* . u . »w Th® consuta of fatty needle ; jxjux over them a sirup made 1 and. plaster wa* easily reached, and the matters involving encroachment upon English bench ; a Secretary of War, matters, which do not combine ; with by tailing a pound of sugar (to every ' rats ate freely and hastily of it, as it » long-established custom*. They could Macaulay ; a Secretary of State for thc water, therefore cannot ta washed away pound of cherries), in a gill of water;. their custom to do. It was rather a dry not accept Mr. Stevenson's resolution, Colonies, Lord Lytton ; metaphysician^; by it. The effect of washing upon the add u pint ot brandy for every four I supper, and, water being st hand, as mtroduccd in tho House, looking to like Sir William Hamilton; historian* keeping quality of blitter depends upon (xiumls of sugar ; pour the f irup hot each ’ rat turned from the savoiy nwrtifv Af ttfuta.r' with unfU wlncii which the over the chsmca; eoik and tie up oare- j dish of flour and plaster to slake lus „ „ „ . , .. . the parity of the Water the closing of public-houses on Sunday ... like Hcnrr Halfem. Crtrljlo and Napier: wiu£lg J, u ft(I fully when cold. They will be fit to eat i thirst with water. Everybody who lias in England ; but adopted an amendment political econombte like John Stuart no foreign matter that will affeot the in a week, and will keep for an indefin- luui to do with plaster of Puri* will gui-ss impressing the opinion that provision Mill and McCullock .....w,. ; theologians —_—___ ..... ............ । at onoe what happened. Tim water like butter, ■* it will *•keep — better for ’waubing —a ite time. ahould ta made for the sale, duringlim- i Henry RogL.re ami Dean Mhuiaii; albuttermilk out than by kneading it Raspberry Vineoib.—-Pick and wash 1 drunk lin’t wetted the plaster in the rata’ fivirpoimds of raspberries and iwurover I stomach*, and then, in technical phra-e, ital bout., of null Uqnon., for m(<4 wb|) were invited to out.” .them a gallon VA of the bestA fchite ; that say, the plaster »thus AUV VCD n AUAV wine "WC )“ set ” it» --------is- to I'-'aTl ---- i lion at homo. Tim Englfehman eotda n9 Carr,pU.r, Tom The growth of trees and shrubs is •.AUCAU « mime roe nrst nait oi roe season • alter i rin®8ar • 14 "Und twenty-four hours, made into a paste instantly grew hard made half of the season ; after I'thcn fitrain more dfepmse with hi. pint ol boor than, md K)gOT. (essayista . . ““e the “® first “XT rat s stomach, making a cast o j then strain throu^u ft a flaanel flannel jelly-bag jell ---------------------------...--------------SSKr-w to ihs.Gonnan with bi. lager, Iik(> Sir jUIUM 1^),^ „d Hazlett, and put this liquor overitfive ih.uuuo i ------- -------------------- jit wo. ouiy by LibUmt that Cl.ori.-a piuSd fSTlb’c SS'w.i land Mt m 1 more ot r««Pb<Trfe.. Lrt Lot it otani rtiuxl amuu again ■! that, <>»t, x>tb mtli .ueh such a a ecast in exmk-nce, eustenre, it it m ia a day and night. Strain a second time 1 impoasilile for a rat to retreat even across A Polish periodiOl, which numbers । Dicken* wa* not enrolled among the tlita ta done by manuring and cultivi.- through * llanael bag, and odd ten ■ the kitchen. among it* oontribqpors some of the most ’ rt»i. . rrr I.;, ti0111 the latter i* an aid to flic former, pound* of 'ifimp sugar. Put in a threeThe next morning tliirteen of them eminent exiles who owe theif banishment 1 <on‘n ,ulorM. Wl ' L, ' and discontinued in time to give cfiimcc dead in a circle around the water t - - *; *_.a ! rjvateand contemporaries, w. M. Thack- i for maturing. Begin early, and, work gallon stone ior ; set the jar in a put of ! from their native country to their partici‘ ’ not’ water and let it simmer for twenty i dish. Mrs. Benedict, like a wise worn­ the ground for a large apace, u* the pation in tho insurrection of 1868~’4, ha* t ra-v-----------------------minutes skimming anv froth that mav kept her made profit of '’ ’ any may ''* eI’t ^ er “secret ecret and mode roots extend far. To stir or manure the • _ » .. • cold ...... •. ;» —J—4__ v for *— a _ consideration, ——_f rfectly tattle and *t. ul.„ She .. undertook, just publbhed some interesting statinA htrange story of the hardships of ground only, as ta so common, b of arise. \V Keep in a. coo| place to clear tbe premises of her neigbtarn tic* connected with the merciless re-1 Russian captivity ta related by a Gk-r- little br no benefit The entire space cork card Jg», ■-1 : « i j of the. peHa, and succeeded. It was not during |h< ■---rpresaion of the movement in the Ozar’s | man engineer named Neumeyer. He lietween raspberries and blackberries the free of thu. ■S alT--a axd onouKi ta no gone gone over, and ana lightlj-, ngnuv. so os a* oali .iu-watb aib* CrrrMhEWi u»u<-v»uii;kh. — Put x*ut. long S’ tafore . _ ■ town •. ..was a*... lieutenants. From ^ita date it appear? ' wa* busily engaged in superintending should Dottodbturb the roots, which usually fifty freshly-pickled cucumbers in a 'H^rlm^Sltrarete^that’wV’^hen that within the space of two years 83,- the construction of a new railway in the nre Dear the • surface. Treat currant*’, stone jar, ieparating «ch layer with i J to 434 Poles were condemned to perpetual | South of Russia, when he **w himself goo^.™, gmp.i-tae., yow Age. , h-b gny !«.«, ..png ai,_ tor ■> expatriation, and transported to Siberia i suddenly surrounded by a body of police etc., n» the same way, using manure if fepliel Pour over them a pickle mode neetleil, and to the amount required’in by tailing a pint and a half of Milt in a - - ^*7’ or to other outlying provinces of the | mode prisoner. On being shown a coiiDectiun with cultivation, applying* it f gallon of water, and a table-spcanful of Russian empire. photograph fiortrnit, he innocently ex- early, so a* to get the full benefit. Born cayenne pepper ; onlv let it ware to u Clara Distinctions. “7 , . claimed : “ Where have you got this manure b in general preferable, as it tail; have it jierfectly cold tafors put- ! _ An extraordinary case of gravel is re__ ,from? - -I .have never •hiul. mv also nerves to some extent as a mulch. Caste distinction* are carried sometimes ’e’f| picture ting it over tlie cucumbers ; cov*FWell , ---------------—-------------jiorted from West Jifftraon, Ohio. A Al tolr-.. taken." ” Thi. Tliis •v+TnnMinnrv extraordinary re re-। ’. 1 W« We sow our grain imnn too tor. thick, thick just in«t a* oh lettTeB 1 PUt “ dean 1'**”* °l to “ ab*UT(l extent in Engian.l—gvne sowow grain thick, just a* W(XKj linj g brick on top to k*ep ! endly by those of new-born gentuity. »,dow Udy named Ain. Tbom^n died, Kmbllul5<, to Hulnumn. or .rVS« one ImJ and too .hrobd anA plm>t we act our tree* and shnita and plant the racuml)en, down . th..y* fe,- It ha. been told of an English Jady. and Um attending phyarnmn. were ™;, „tl„T Wolkolf (lho jtepj ,nthoro[th„ | our cam clue.-. .............................. corn too dose With land imide , raeat by slightly acid( und lie ready ibr whoso married name b of most “base able to agree .> U> tb.' camo- of death, j a t Qn E । niellow mel ow and level, am and the seed dutnluj llsc <n U^wtAs. This b a Hofland and mechanical ” origin, timt, having ’ ’ uted.evenly aud properly covered, half half[ nt<«d evenly and primerly »------with —---------------’ Soma attributed it to eon.umpUiu. mid o ^ht bmlM(h, had one interview a governess whom thu quantity dow used is a great abun1 ’ — i *e thought of engaging, and having other, io mneiT or nleeratum of the Neum„„, a ^rioo. pi«li<~ daBce. ibiBoe. Tlie drill is in a convincing proof Jonathan Edward*. been much pleased with her, she on the atomx-h. Tlie dmagreemg doctor, held H(, u.m *’ *’ k Here i* the all-important condi­ It i» impossible that people of ordin- t second interview informed her tliat she tion of uniform covering present, and a* ary sensibilities should have listened to wm sorry she could not engage her, at a poat-mortem cxmmnabim, and tonnd ,abmittcd to , „,„illonlc in. «™ m the liMdin W gram, of gravel, thu | Uu. all tlie set-il grows light seeding is neces­ his torturing discourses' without becom- i she had discovered that sta had lived in sary if the seed i* sound and undam­ ing at List sick of hearing of infinite a1 family the head of which wm “in rtuaUoatotwhuihweru a. large a. peaa. , f<wt w aged. More attention to tbe seed is, horrorsand endless agonies. It came trade.”’ Ibe governess wm no loser, Tho e»e » a little remarkable on olh„ U1M Mbb^. therefore, called for, and in securing venr hard .to kind-hearted persons, to ta- | however, as she shortlv afterward served count of the great numtar of stones and , .. . . ., . tin* greater cleanl£ne« wdl follow. .. . . < f-n(' stalled fish on a journey of fortv- Our grain will eventually all ta drilled lievc that the least sin exposed a creat- in a duke's family. Domestic servant! the peculiar character of the svmptoms,! . J ... ... , ,, , „ .. . ’ • • fottr daj-s. After spwiding about *ix in, thus Jeasening the seed to alxnit one- ure God hnd made to such exorbitant are grfat sticklersfof rank andprecedence, penalties. Edwards' whole system hnd In op^foatancythe titled lady of a house which could so baffle the physicians m . ” . . . . , weeks more in prison on bread and half. Even this will ba reduced, for We too much nf the character of tlie savage saw a vert nlae-tooking young woman dmghoamg thecaae. ) by . 1(>w sow too thick with the drill. Where thc jieople by whom tlie wilderness hail so who offered herself for service, and being land is well prepared, a* it should ta, recuntfy been tenanted. There was re- ' much nleOMed with bar appearance, exA brilliant iqf-teor i* described in a ■ nals awaiting their transportation to Bi­ aud the seed L*t all sound, broadcasting venge — “revenging juiticr " wan jjrwuyjd a vriih < to the housekeeper that recent telegram from Macon, G^i. : A 'beria, ’ *he succeeded in forwarding a let­ will admit of a reduction of nearly what ho called it—insatiable, ex- 1 she should ta- engaged. But 'after a meteor m large a* a Imrrel, starting from ter to the Governor General of Pohulc, one-hoif, and the crop will ta better. iiauating ite ingenuity ini contriving the ■; quaai-comi*etitivB quaai-competitive examination of the There will be larger strew, a larger and most exquisite torments ; there was the [। candidate, the liousekeeper the zenith, plunged down the northeast­ whose brother had formerly employed -■r—---------- —o— -—o---------,; Housekeeper reported and NeiwH-yw on hi. Ertbonfe. : h^d, and 1™. di.portlioni to lodge. hereditary hatred glaring cm thabalie in [ said, “ Tliat girl ta-a nice girl, but she ern sky, and exploded with a report tliat , . More labor should ta liestowed upon theits cradle;, ’ there were file Suffering would not suit mee stall, atafl,myted^. my lady. She . ua cruAuv lAivru * erv uie smivruig M reverberated for thirty seconds and Thank* to Count Kotzebues mterces-! wretch ana the pleased and shouting lias only lived at rich raercbanter house* tlie-j imjiroven it otherwise, and les* eet*l kx>ken»-dn. Every natural grace of dis­ in town, and at their little trumpery - Melikoff a allowed -’“ shook the earth at this point. Tbe me­ sion, Count Loris teor wm about five seconds falling, dur­ poor victim to return to Germany in a sown, passing it first through the fan­ position ; all tliat hail once charmed in villas; and she knows nothing of the ing which time the city wm lit up m by jienniless condition, covered with ver­ ning-mill witn a full wind on, n* the the sweat ingmiuousnyskof youth, in the wavs of a great house. ” The lady wae light or imperfect seed makes a feeble laughing gaycty erf childhood, in the obliged to yield the point, m all xueb an electric light Much excitement pre­ min, and wearing the same clothes in winning helplessness of infancy ; every matters are left to the housekeeper. vailed in the negro quarters. Tlie in­ which he had l»eeO seized, and which Many farmers are very stingy in the vLtu* that Plato had dreamed of, even­ habitants rushed into their houses, had never been washed. How to Boll And Stew. -natter of supplying animals with salt. character that Plutarch had drown—ail closed the doors, and filled the air Witli Th. y seem t.» think that th&mofiqy in­ were branded with thc hot iron, which To do either properly the food must vested for ----animals is — virtually thrownj left the bbokened inscription upon ------------— ------ ,rf --------be immersed at the lieginning in actu­ Dainty Eater*. their screams and prayer*. The time away, and they study how to avoid tkb them, signifying that they were accursed ,ally tailing water, and the water must A menagerie elephant eata’about one lore a* far as possible. Occasionally a of God—the damning word nature. between the disappearance of tlie me­ ta'allowed to reach tbe tailing point teor and the report was about fifteen hundred pounds al the best timothy hay farmer will find that some sheep will rv’is noi snfficiepi reason for at-< again immediately, and to boil for five everytwffljty-four hours. Giraffes, camels, live six moetbs without eating salt, and g {th* motives Of ti man sfc> shintly minutes. Tin- action of the boiling water minute*. ________________ ~v; -------------------------• zebras and deer are also hay-eating ani- he loses no time in making hb discovery /so holy in aspirations, so mefek, upua the-surfaw ofeither meat or veget­ A motimbst, origtaAUx! by Sir Anknown to the worliL A large proportion । ho latarious, so thoroughly in earnest in able* b to harden it slightly, but enough of tanners furnish salt tO rftieir animals --------*»-»«•-— -« —life was given. to prevent the the work to which his of either juice or an,. (HU .ua . few enUu^u. i. „„ — foot for a Briush emigration scliemo on mackerel, each animal taking twelve but onoe a week. On these occasions But, after long smothering in the sul­ min they eat so much of it that they feel un­ phurous atmosphere of his thought, one the a gigantic scale. Tlie idea ia a com bins- to fifteen each meal twice a day, andtan- comfortable during the following day. ' Was this xw-- WPyStock ol all kinds should have oak co'noaything like the Stautly within thtir read), whether fiiey tin-—ma with aid from the state, emigration to ' of any consid done. oaters come the polar bears, whose regular * —‘™ 1---------ties of Protestantism ? If so, British cotonire, for it is koted with diet is bread soaked in milk, with fish now are in the , th Bacon -. It were tat­ . . 7ke P04 alarm tliat titooe now seeking cltaw- and then for a change. The black bear* box in * ter to have no opinfun <rf God dt all tlian cpterud Wm for are also given bread, one hundred pounds room outside the strained and crowded such an opinion m is unworthy of Him.” remove Vegetables of almost limit* of England, go to swell the growth bring used daily. pasture A *■ natural man ” is tatter than an un­ the every sort are fed liberally to the different ’ .violence ! _r_ efiver,’imd fall and grentoea* of the United States, in­ animals — cabbage, potatoes, carrots, required is luck into sn»,: than ------ the -- ’pbt in drop* of moisture, stead ot aiding’to build up the colonies. onions and turnips. The elephants are All, be move.1 by the heads of cattle fr a IV. ■ if tho the boiling is slow."’ po'not think In fifteen years, out of 2,000,000 of peo­ great cabbage eaters, in addition to their and ^Mn cattle have supply Holme*, in International’-Review. that rajrfd bajfng cooks fMter; that the ■landawl diet, bay. The giraffes, singular­ ple who left the United Kingdom far gentle pews* I recommend.''' After the within reach they will ly enough, are great omen eaters, while The Human Figure. lands beyond the sea, only 250,000 went tlio deer and goate. ■ and of the dor them foteomfortabte. dull is not a The proportions of. the human figure ive fire to Canada, seven out of every eight six tiinca the lepgth of the feet. Bran and oata and corn are luxury, W a noceaxity, and ik.should be are <1,750,000) going to thc United States. potatoes. Whether the form U slender or plump, boil meat and also liberally distributed—mostly once or applied without stint. Animals know better than their awnMfi'do how often the rule holds good, pby deviation from mid John Steele, the “OSd Oil Johnny ” j twice . .— a week—among w tho hay eating they require salt. Any stock-owner it b a departure from the highest would oljiect to being allowed to taste beauty in^gbpo^tiem.. notorioa. UOTUgbout tbe cxnmtry, u .eaX..tr»L-, dirt tbe now a well-behaved ' iy French Palaces. Tlie pcraonal habits of John Quincy >. Pa- « Adams, when Minister, were remarksbly The “Direction de* Bailments Civil* Growth of Cleveland. wm in 1864, wires he wm 21, that the ’ *" * Jfationanx ” hM lately had niniple, we infer from this entry in h» In 1870 tbe imputation of the city wan the aoes and chateaux former! v striking of oil ou a farm that he bad in­ diary: MI rise usua’ly betwtwn 5 and 6; I begin tbs day with reading five . .. *» e>owu .*»d, wd tbe herited began to yield him an income of 92,824, and it wm estimated that tbe intimate ha* been made public. Tlie point of the forehead, is a seventh. If charters in the Bible ; I have this day $3,000 a day. Thia wealth turned lu* Palais de Vcraoilta, with it* park and the face, fMCfi tho tooU of the cliln, be 'finished, in course, the Old TeatamenL foolish head, snd he began to spend the year, show a population of 157,94$. The dependencies, ouraes first, l/eing rallied divided into throe • equal j»art*. the f~ ----* 11 then Write unta 9 o’clock, when I money in the mo»t lecklem and gro­ rate of increase from i860 to 1870 wa* at 112,000,000 francs. The Luxem- division determines the place where the I breokfokt alone in my chamber. I write with it* immensely valuable art eyebrows meet, and the second the I tesque manner. He aquamkred.sU his tril*. The height, from th? tai to TOtil- 6. property in three years. His wife had from 186i> to 1K70 was much top erf the hwul, ta the distance from extremity of the fingers wtau the ti 11 1 ^waa ioat i»a bank failure. Steele grad* are extended. s* .Tamm Ranpath haa returned to Ire - November. New cotton factories are springing up everywlwre down South. One will started at Chattanooga thifc season. The annual revenue of tho impc family of Russia is $12,500,000. T] give, in annual charities, $2,500,000. Helen F. Coolidge is a partner with her father, an ex-Judge, at Niles Mich. The name of the firm is Coolidge A Daughter. Mabe Twain likes to write in an nnfurniahed room in his stable,vend Mrs. A. D. T. Whitney wrote her last book in a hay-loft No less than 200 firms, employing a force of 26,000 operatives, are now en­ gaged in the manufacture of silk in the United States. A place in Oregon i* named Qnnacum. And the tin>t Chinaman th** ac­ cepted the invitation was run out of tho place with rocks. The Hindoos are imitating f'tho missionaries in rireulating religious, tracts. Their tract* are devoted to ac­ counts Of the exploits of their god*. The project of a railway tunnel under tlie St Lawrence below Montreal ia meeting with o .porition from the Grand Trunk Bailway* Company and the Mont­ real Board of Trade. The Indians are reaping a rich harvest in the vicinity of Qudeute, W. T., by catchisg fur seals. The profit of one day’s work frequently reaches $20. Tlie bldnH are worth from $8 to $10 each, ac­ cording to size and quality. The Rev. Dr. Hodge, a leading Bap­ tist clergyman of Richmond, Va., is now traveling in Palestine, and writes that tho river Jordon is deep enough to swim in. He desires to controvert tbe state­ ment which ha* l»ecn made by preju­ diced {persons that there is not sufficient depth of water there for immersion.--. A little girl visiting friends at Mel­ rose---Highlands, near- Boston, ------------ ,----------- —, while — playrt ing in the born, fell from the hannow into a stall, and impaled herself upon »<"»«» n cow, the horn passing rb„k' into h„ 3 through her cheek into her mouth. Luckily the cow was geutle, and the little sufferer, who wa* only 5 years old, woa released without further injury. One of the richest and most famous monnsterica in Italy is that of Monte Casino, on the line of railway between Rome and Naples; it was founded in 1629, and ha* continuously existed ever since. It* library is wonderfully rich in written and printed documenta, and the rent* of the domain are adequate to maintain the institution. Its abolition and confiscation are now urged by the Italian Radicals. Green, the celebrated detective ser­ geant of the London city police force, is dead. He was notAble a* the hero of one of those extraordinary abases after criminals which occur more frequently in sensational novels than in real life. Last year a defaulting bank manager alMConded, and Green was put on his track. Posse Partout, in Jules Verne's “Round the World in Ninety Days,** hod scarcely a more abnormal exjwrienee of a man hunt, for the pursuit' was continued through naif a score of coun­ tries, and occupied six or eight months. In tho end the bank manager wm run to ground st Buenos Ayres, aud arrested, but he succeeded in obtaining a warrant against the officer for an attempt to kid­ nap him, and but for the British Consul matters would have gone hard with Gt.m-ii, who was forced to return with­ out hw man. Chnrch Towers. The towers of Cologne Cathedral are thu highest in the world, tho height they have attained baing 5 feet higher than the tower of St Nicholas' Church in Hamburg, which baa hitherto been the highest edifice. Ultimately they will bo 51 feet 10 inches higher. The Cologne Gazette gives the following as the heights of the chief high buildings in the world: Towers ot Cologne Ca­ thedral, 524 feet 11 inches from the erement of the cloisters, or 515 feet 1 :h from the floor of the church: tower at St Nicholas, st Hamburg, 473 feet 1 inch; cupola of St Peter’s, Borne, 469 feet 2 inches; cathedral spire at Stras­ burg, 465 feet 11 inches; Pyramid of Cheops, 449 feet 5 inches; tower of St. Stephen’s, Vienna, 443 feet 10 inches; tower of St Martin’s, Landshut, 434 feet 8 inches; cathedral spire at Freiburg, 410 feet 1 inch; cathedral of Antwerp, 4(M fixjt 10 inches; cathedral of Florence, 390 feet 5 inches; St Paul’s, London, dow tower at Magdeburg, 839 feet 11 inohes; tower of the new Votive Church at Vienna, 814 feet 11 inchra; tower of the Rath-haus at Berlin, 288 feet 8 inches; towers of Notre Dame, at Paris, 232, feet 11 inches.' “Mr. Benni” As an illustration of how the simple aro used by politicians, the following anec­ dote b interesting: At a jKilitical meeting, the Bpeaker* and audience were very much dbturlied by a man who constantly called for Mr. ou the stand, this man bawled out: “ Mr. Henry 1 Henry ! Henry I I call for Mr. Henry 1” After several interruptions of this kind at each speech, a young man ascended the platform, and wa* soon airing hi* eloquence in magnificent style, when Hie same man as before was heard bawling out at the top of his voice:. “ Mr. Henry! Henry ! Henry! I call foY Mr. Henry to make a sjieech !" The Chairman arose und remarked thatM weald oblige the audience if tbe “U tartar �Badness Directory. k'wntlj ££A8TU«MI XATIOVAL BUT, Capital *od Surplus Sloo.ooo. lobf It wllsfactoi Hr appearing by affidavit on Ala In bta rwtuw that tU aU-e defcudaM. John I J.BOWNE, Ge*. E. GOODTEAK. PrMMbnt. CMbfer QLEMEMT SMITH, Naabvil and eekrbete tbe forth; well. • Saterday tnonrin we got up auful eily and et „nr brrkr.ul and doo. the chorea and put up lota of dinner, and fixed up reel niw and combd our hair aud hitched up the horses mid put our basket of dinner in tlie bottom of tlie wagon under a seat, rite nnionr the sweet mouc clover, wltero ^Srood keep cool, and Molly‘and I. and John, that’s our hired man, and the chiidnrn got in the wagon and started for town. Well,it beiWk eriy in the morning, and the air reel knol we drove .fast so as to be tn your turns aa erly tu» the ahow wood begjnrwell, I told Molly you’d be reel glad to sw us, and would tell u» where to stand when the fokes went by, so we drove to yonr houa and you was gone nden with .Misses ^Strong; well, what could we do but drive flown toun. I told John to drive carfnlso aa not to run over lota of boys in the road ahootin off fire crackers. We thot.you wan reel carles to let them ahoot such things in the rode and scare diehorseg, but the boys wood thro the crackers at the home* and into the wagon and laf, ao we thot it wiw the way you token ccturbated, but John cood hardly hold the horses, and lota of teams iikc to run away and smash things to peeccs. 1 told Molly I gew it was tbe way they done in citv’s bo we laft too. Well John he hitched the horses and 1 helped Molly and thc children out of thc wngon, and I went to lookin around. The boys kept shootin them pesky tilings rite among the people nnd it looked reel bud. It aceart the horses and set tlie wimins dresea afire and made such awful noise, I thot if I ran thejtown I’d stop that fun awful quick, but Jit was tbe eelerbadon. Wei, I started down the sidewalk, but I didn’t ;go 2 Rtept^forc I seen a feller, sellin lota of atnf'for nothin,*! thot he was goin to make tmall a present, but one feller pade lOJcents and g*)t just nothin, so 1 went on 2 steps fnrther_and_thenj_rite on tbe walk, nnd rite in” the”way, was was a feller sellin pea-nuts and reel week lemonade, but lota of fellers and their gals et the pea-nuts nnd drinkctl lemonade, so I let tbem^ilone think­ in mebby it was rite to have them git rite on thc side walk and stop up *" rode. Welkin I went, and'I never such u lot of gambling in nil my pr was on tliat strete. The fellers wood tell you ooo«l get ever so much for 10 cvDts. but when you tride all yon wood git wns ever so much wisdom. Wei, 1 did’nt bite .troth a cent but Molly wan­ ted me to git her a lot of reel good jewelry tliat she seen in a box] with glass over it, which n feller with r reel nice fact* sed we cood git'by payin ten cents. Wei, down went 10 cents, then 10 cents, then 10 cents, and so on, but the reel gold did’nt cum worth a cent. Wei, we went ou lite among the people, but some of them smelt reel strong of whisky, or aumthiti. and made lots of fuss tryin to walk, so we thot they was drunk, but mebby it wns thc cclerbation, finely we cum to a place all horded up but u little place and covered over with bushes that smelt like the fellers we met, nnd lots of fellers comin ont and goin in all the time, but mebby they was eelerbatin. Well, party food we herd lota of musik. so we looked cd around and sea.* lots of fokes comin down the rode, with a brass band play­ in with all their mite. We looked at them till they gdt by, then we fullered them to see wheretbey wood go. Finely someone sed that a man was goin to oration over iu Smith's grove so we went over to. Welt, when we got there we set down with tbe rest to bear the oration, finely after everybody got still my friend Trumau, a man who we do so like to trade with because he always keeps such good calico, and tea and uibueer, and always gives us so long a time to pay for what we git, wcl, be ris up and smiling nnd looking reel good, Red that the band wood play a peace ; well, the band just tiz up and tooted a a real party him, and the drum beet, aud party soon when everybody got still and a prayer was made and a man red a peace oat of a book then,»tbe band ris up and played another him, and puty soon Mr. Truman came to tbe lore part of the high pulpit and said that a man by die name of Mr. Clay wood si*eek, and the man spoke, bnt he red his «pcnk. and such a riptearin old peace you never herd, why, you could’nt help but cry to hear him tell how thc rich men run tliis great coun­ try, while the poor fokes was all starv in to death, and bow we was running rite into a empire or ssmthin of that sort. I tell yon it was net techin and Molly and I felt in our pockets to see if we could’ut spare a little money to lielp thu poor sturvin fokes, but I । didn't have bat five cents and Molly ; two certe, ba; we tbot when they pass­ ed round the hat we’d throw tliat in anyhow. But, after awhile the man told the fokes to vote for sombody Attorney at Law, __-------------- ... up our minds that tin auful wicked to have so much gambling rite in site, und stop up the rude with the nasty pea-nut stands, and let the .boys shoot of! their fire cracker* rite among the fokes nnd horses, and let them run homes on the rode rite among the peo­ ple where sombody gets hurt, aud if we was you we'd never let them do it again. Now Mr. Strong you talk to. them big men wlio hi ns tlie show bus­ iness and tell them to be a leetle more careful and keep the boys more quiet and the gamblers off the rode*, and everybody will be happy. I tell yon we bad Iota of fun, nnd youv got a rite rumemsmart town, but don't fortit '* to — |— her to du as I tell you an l when you git reddy to oelerbate agi In let me no. Yonr Friend. ' Timothy Tumble. A man enters a barber-shop, diveste himself of coat, hat,and collar, lolls in­ to an' UDgruceiol attitude, but is un happy unless the, whole front of tho house is open to the public gaze while is being lathered and sheared. "Upon the very next ' block ho drops in to imbibe a little cider through a straw, or warm his stomach with ’Sour Mash’ or ‘Old Crow’ and he glances uneasily around to see if the door is hedged by evergreens and the windows all closed by blinds." These ‘‘evergreens” and ‘‘blinds,” mischiev­ ous as they doubtless are, are a sig­ nificant confession that it Ims become vulgar and offensive toxlrink intoxicat­ ing liquors openly and freely in tlie view of the pnblic. JAMES L 8WEEZEY, Attorney A Counsellor, for htawppi-arance. ty. Mtchlj»n. Probate Order. £j HoutuniUB, ’ SHERIFF TVUUB BUSSELL, I have just purchased DER, deceased. On reading and flllug ths petition duly verified, of Van Frndet. praying this Court co determine who are tits legal hairs of said deceased aud entitled t o Inherit his real estate. Thereupon 11 to .ordered, that . Monday, tbo IHlb day of July. next, at ten o'clock In ths foreo jon. be a,signed for DRY G-OOTDS, pOWEBS A BARLOW, Of the above machines, FOH (JSII. HARDWARE, of «»ld Court, t*»cn to I* bolden al the Probate should not bo granted. , And it la further ordered, that aald petitioner gh notlco to the peraont .otereoted in said estate, oftk ___ I____ I.Iar a.J —K. Iron, Noils, Steves and Tinware. EXBT a. GOODYEAR, IND WILL SELL THEM ON LONG TIME, of hearing. CLEMENT SMITH, it H IRON, NAILS & SHELF HARDWARE Dealer in a Village Ordinance. An ordinance toeatabltah a boanl of aewer com* Order ol' Hub. (cation. of Michigan, County of Barry, Fifth Jodi- of NaabTllla orda'ua that theioahall ALL WHO WANT THE Dealer tn eneflu to all owners or occupants of any lands nd bouses in said village, by reason of the cor. ■ miction of sewers, ditches, drains or water cour_ __ _appearance, he cause hta ans­ wer to the compbunanlto bill of complaint tn this esurc. to be flled an.) a copy thereof lo tx- rerri-d on Cowpi*ln?nt', solicitor within twenty days after service of a copy of said bill and a notice of thia or­ der or In default thereof aald bill will be taken aa confessed by him. And It ta further ordered that a copy of thia order be published In the Nashville Naws a newspspsr publtob.d sad elrculati d In aald County once each week fbr six successive week* and that tho tint publication be made within twen­ ty days from the date hereof. I>.-ted, Hastings July R, A. D., l*S0. JAkrail. MARTIN. Circuit Court Comrataaioner In and tor Harry Co., Michigan. . iirT.ir w t-riVT SHOULD CALL AND SEE THE Approved June 2kl. FRANK McDERHY. Clerk. C. C. WOLCOTT JJ05T READ THIS ENTERPRISE If you don’t want to, but we arc selling GROCERY y virtue ol a writ of execution tseued out of and under Uie aeal of the Circuit Court Cot tbe J. A. BAUGHMAN. county of Harry,Bute of Michigan. In favor of Ed­ HYSICIAN AND BUBGEON, Woodland Cenwin A H'jab, and NeUIc E. Buili, to me directed te ,lr£Mlch’ <>l«ht calls protspl|jj^t) and delivered anlust the co°d>, chalUla. lands aud tenements of Thomas M Brady and Robarl S.Brady I«dld on the 10th day of July ,A D L87V,lcvy uponAud seize all the rigbt.thle and Interest of tbo aald Thom­ as M. Brody and Robert. B. Brody, ofJu,and to tbo Proprietor fullow'ng described real rotate, situated In the vil­ lage of Nashville, county of Barry, State of Michi­ ----- OLD RELIABLE----gan, towlt: Lot number slxty-Ove [6&] of tbe vil­ lage of Nashville, according to tho recorded plat of ssld village ; all of which I shall expooc tor sale al public auction or vendue to the bigbeat bidder, at tlie north front door of tbe Court House, In thc city of Hastings, In said county, on Moudar, the Keep* constantly on band a big stock of forenoou of said day. Dated, Hastings. May »th 1SB0. I1KNKT HOUGHTAL1N. Sheriff, by Wm H. POWER?, Under Sheriff. Clement Srrllh. Attorney for Ptointlffk IX^Jl J-JENRY ROE. MEAT MARKET, Fresh and Salt Meats, ~ DR. C IK GOUCHER, NERVOUS DEBILITY. THADE MAUZ.The Great Eng-TRADE Mj Hah Remedy. An unfailing cure for Seminal Weak- LADIES ENGLISH TIE, Having bought for CASH a large, neat ■tock of s Teas, Coffees, Sugar Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, ARXESS! HABXESS! Cheese **i Everything With Heal Plate and a KID MAIL BITTERS Smoked Hams and Shoulders, LBCTIC PH Y8IC1AF and Surgronls prepared E to answer all cal to that may bo made fur hta From 35 eta. up. UNFERMENTED DR. H W. WHIl MORE TpCLECTIC PHYSICIAN. Residereo and office lu al Levi Elliotts, Maple Grove Gcutre. P WOMAN’S SLIPPER, MALT F. A. JONES, T) EGULAR PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Day and AV Night Calls promptly attended. Office at realdeuce. North Main Street, Nash»11 a, Mich. B Just the same. W. K. CLARK. FTauttiniE*, Mich. K. CHIPMAN President. Sheriff Sale. Goodw Cheap HARNESS ! Monuments, Tombstones, Mantles, 4c., Sec. 2. The term z>f office of laid board shall ex­ dollar per da,, aud no more, tor the time actually employed aa udd commissioner. Sec. 3. This ordinance tball take immediate eff- HOSTETTER For a small sum of money and don’t you forget it. Have you seen any of WilFu work! If sot call od him. one door north of Boise and Francis’, get his prices and you will trade. American and Foreign Marble, SkW U Giiitl i First Ciw Groary 8Urt! , which we< •old Uy all druggists al <1 per package, or six pack­ ages for *3. or will be sent free by mall on reevlptof th* money by addressing TH* GRAT MEDICINK UO.. No. 10 Mechanic’s Block, Detroit, M>ch. Bold In Nashville and everywhere by whole­ sale and retail druggists. S-23-ly. TO SAY Yourt Truly, AT THIS OFFICE. MENS I YOUTHS SUITS, BEST IN THE WORLD! COMBON-SKNSK ROCHE From $8.00 up. SCOTCH SUITS at $11,00, $18.00, and $15.00 My Reading and Writing Table la adiuMabie to nearty all kinds of ARMCHAf Rs to a great convenience in reading TRADE MARK NEW RIBBONS. My Easy-Chairs. BI-CARB. 8ODA The frames are bard wood, carefully se­ lected and thoroughly seasoned. Thc seats ar. double cone or ash splints, split from young, tough timber; arc made by experi­ enced workmen. under my own super virion. STORE FANCY GOODS, LACE8. 8ILK8, In an endless variety, all the way from $1.00 up. Our stock of HATS incomplete ranging from 7 eta up. Just re­ ceived, a fine a«rortment of GLOVSa MITTS. cokarrs. kmbroqxkky, hath, flowkrs, BONNETS, ETC, X DRESS MAKTNft MM. O.M. YATMS. ASHVILLE LIVERY. Which laUHMi~«Uac. chttfai chair in the market, but I oo claim it J. OSMAN, Prop. I am prepared ;u» furnish SINGLE OR DOUBLE TUBI-0UT8 CALF BOOTS At $4X10. worth UM PBINT&for 54, 8,7,74 and 7f cents per yard. rwpvoa Wiin nenry i. wcniwortu. ucnerol . aenger and Ticket Agent of thc line at Chteago. wUfcheerfully Impart any InfortnaBoa retoliva routes. Do not purchase your tickets nor tout your^rcigb; until you have heard from the Ml ^JILLUEBY! MENS AND LADIES They are Nobby too. Our all Fresh Goods, Full Weights and Satisfaction Guaranteed. I1E.WKY BOE seif Abuse; a B«fOTT^~^rM.«SAJur Tlki^. BOISE A FRAMCia. JOEOPjELLNTING7 Light-Weight Pants, dec., ttc„ dec. . The Highest Market Price paid for Hides, Pelts, &c. I ARISE ,t 12.50, worth $8.00. A Miss and ......, cents Child* Slip, fromup. 50 In mens shoes we have a very fine assortment of low cut and a BUCKLE ALEXIS, IN THEIR SEASON, Lard, by the lb. or barrel, ■fDKUCMMKt LAWNS for 134 and 144 cts per yard. to put ou our dog. Well, after the maugut thru rodrn-apekeu we all went down town when? we got out our din Dei-and etit aud watbed tlw fokea fight and tumble around. Party m>od COMMERCIAL TRAVKLORS P. K’a. from 3 te 10 cents. If you read this don't forget the place. F. A. SDCCLAIB, M*ttrHIe, H.T. J. $NUN. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-07-17.pdf.pdf 84cd38d509ba46a26e12d6770fe1a5b2 PDF Text Text QRNO STRONG, I Editor and Proprietor. i VOLUME VII. LIFE IN NA80VILLE And Her Environs. —Dysentery is becoming very pre­ valent, among the children. So says, the doctors. —Mrs. Bolton, living in West Castle­ ton, aged 85 years, is seriously ill, and but little or no hopes are entertained of her recovery. —At the school meeting on Saturday > evening last, T. C. Downing was cho­ sen moderator, G. A. Truman, director, and John Furniss, Treasurer, for the ensuing year. —A man, while working in the har­ vest field, in the eastern part of Hast­ ings township, received a sunstroke on Wednesday afternoon, which will like­ ly prove fatal. ' - -Daring the past week sneak thieves have been noticed sneaking around several houses, and the first thing in order is to clean up your revolvers and shot guns, and the next thing is to uss them when the occasion offers. —Considerable complaint is being made of wheat growing in the shock. The frequent rains and the exceedingly hot weather has caused it to sprout in many fields where they have neglected to keep it properly set u p and capped. —Stephen Spriukett of tins village, and Henry Ellis of Assyria, have pur­ chased a new steamer from Canton, OJiio, and will attach the same to their thresher this fall, to save horse flesh and whip lashes, during the threshing season. ’ —Barney Brooks returned from Tex­ as Thursday night. He arrived at Kalamazoo on Tuesday with 51 Texas ponies, and started across the country with them, and they are now quartered at Barry ville where be is to haw them on sale to-day. —The past week has, uudoubedly, been the hottest of the season, and from observations taken, with the ther­ mometer in the shade, the temperature has ranged from 95 to 103; Thursday being the coolest and Sunday the hot est day of the week. —A couple of village youngsters have been made the victims of misplaced confidence, or mistaken identity, and they now foot no their cash account s thusly: Dr. to cash paid out 50 cents and two bottles of beer 50 cents. Boys put on your spectacles. —The gale on Friday night last, blew about forty feet of the newly-erected brick cornice oft the south side of J. Lentz A Sons’ block, which was a little disaatious to L. AS., but gave the brick layers a chance to get__in • some three days more work. —On Thursday. while Lafayette Eastman, of Maple Grove, was driving a big load of wheat along a side-hill, the load began to tip over, and Mr. Eastman, in -trying to save himself from falling, jumped and in some way fell on the tongue of the wagon and hurt his head badly. —Dick Griffin, of Maple Grove, came to the village one day last week, satur­ ated himself well with “tanglefoot,” and soon became noisy and quarelsome, when he got into a jangle with Charley McMore, who bruised Dick’s face con­ siderably and sent him home to tell his doting parents, how he had accidental­ ly fell out of a wagon and bruised his lip. _ —Several teams, loaded with “huckM leberrv-pickera.” are seen going th rough this village early in the morning.bouud for the swamps whera this fruit is to be found, and late in the after noon, the same parties may be seen wending their way homeward, completely jaded out and with a few quarts of berries, as the spoils of the day. —The present harvest is the fi-st ic \ the remembrance of the early settlers ” of this vicinity, that has been so* wet that reapers could not run over the ground. Several farmer* who have de­ pended od machinery for help in har­ vesting, have been compelled to lay aside the reaper and push the “Arm­ strong” harvester into their wheat­ fields, and are. consequently, late with their xork, and the wheat dead-ripe. — The discussion of the prohibition question last Monday evening, was very interesting and as more time was evidentally needed to fully exhaust the subject, it was decided to continue the discussion next Monday evening. The question, as before stated, is as follows: that the best interests of the temperance people of the State of Mich­ igan at the present time, demand the organisation of a prohibition party. W. 8. Powers will conduct the affirmative and L. J. Wheeler the negative. The public are earnestly invited to attend. Devoted to the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun. TERMS; $1.50per Year CkKDIT NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1880 —Canada thistles are growing luxu­ riantly, in some parts of the surround­ ing country, and many thrifty fanners are complaining that their more dillitory neighbors are letting these pests go to seed. It is a finable offense to al low this variety of thistles to get ripe, and those who have any on their prem­ ises would do well to look to the matter at once, or some one may enter complaint, and the fine to be paid will amount to'more than tnc expense of exterminating the thistles. Digging them up root and branch and pouring strong brine on the ground where they have been dug out will eventually des­ troy them. —Some young boys, while coming along the North Castleton town line, July 3d, on their way to. celebrate at Nosh rille,am used themselves by throw­ ing fire-crackers at houses and people along tire road and so frightened u little girl named Boyd, by throwing fire-crackers upon her, that she fainted and her mother seeing her, thought riie bad been shot, and was so overcome with fright (being enctente,) that a mis­ carriage was caused. Two years ago a barn was burned by a similar party and in a similar way, and now the people of that section are becoming aroused, and sa> that if nothing is done to the young bloods this time, there certainly will be next time such an affair occurs. Now is the proper time say we. —On Thursday of last week the corpse of a little child was brought to this village by John Van Vleet and wife., accompanied by its mother, who is an unmarried woman, and an aunt of the mother. The party put np at Sam. Hartford’s and immediately went to see Levi Everts to make arrangements for the burial of the corpse From the many different stories told by different members of the party, foul play, in re­ gard to the death of the child, is sus­ pected. The facts, as near as could be learned, are as follows: The child, when about two weeks old, was given to a woman in Ionia, named Reynolds, whose husband was a drunken, worth­ less wretch and who threatened to kill the child, when it was taken away and given to Vina VanVleet. About a week ago the child was taken suddenly ill and lived but a few hours. A phyai cian, who was summoned, said it had been poisoned. A livery was procurred at Ionia, where the aliove parties claim to reside, and Ad. Scott, a boy formerly in the employ of Daniel Sta­ ley, was sent in charge of the team. While at Sam. Hartford’s the coffin was opened and the corpse seen by sev eral neighbors. A small phial was seen in the coffin which one of the party claimed was filled with perfumery, and another claimed that it whs laudanum. The corpse was buried in the Potter field, and the party returned to Ionia, without even paying Mr. Evertt for his services in digging the grave. There is, probably not one village m a hun­ dred where such a proceeding could take place and no investigation follow, and guilty parties, if such there be, brought to justice. Common Council Proceeding)!. i Council Rooms, I Nashville, July 18, 18®. Regular meeting. No quorum being present Council adjourned until July 15tii, 18®. Council RooMs,July 15,18®. Council met persuant to adjournment. Present Chipman, President, Down­ ing, Olds, Boston, Reynolds and Cook. Trustees. Minutes of last meeting read and on motion approved. The following resolutions were pre­ sented and on motion accepted and ap­ proved, by ayes and nays as follows: Ayea, Downing, Olds, Boston, Reynolds and Cook. Nays, none. na momh; ana tau one dollar jxr day for L00AL GIBBLE-GABBLE. The burden of harvest is over. W. H. Burgees is erecting a new bam. Locals are exceedingly scarce Uiis week. W. G. Sears and wife went to Grand Ripids, Wednesday. The Christian Sunday School will picnic, about the 28th inst , Mrs. Ertink McDerby is visiting her motherland friends, at Parma. C. C./Wolcott has two men on the road selling White sewing machines. CbaWey Wolcott pilots the “Gem” in trips to and fro oyer Thprnapple Lal.c. ®HfartT and Carl. Smith, of Farwell, are in town visiting their father, Lem­ uel Smith. Joe. Com ford is to give a harvest dance, at the opera house on tbu night of the 29th. H. T. Davidson has placed some very fine samples of his honey on exhibition at the postoffice. Mrs. Frank Baker and son have gone to Ogdensburg, N. Y., to visit friends, and their old home. Mrs. I. N. Kellogg and Mrs. H. R. Dickinson have nearly recovered from their recent serious illness. Rev. A. D. Newton of this village and Rev. Levi Masters of Hastings, ~ swop pulpits next Tunday. A fine plum tree standing in Hiram Partello’s yard, was broken down by the wind on Tuesday night. C, H. Berry announces the organ and piano business in a quarter column, else where in in this issue. C. A. Nichols opened up that new boot and shoe store for business on Thursday. He has a fine stock. Mrs. Henry Miller of Barryville, was called by telegram on Thursday eve., to Ohio, to attend a seriously ill brother. Henry Roe has received from Cincin­ nati, a mammoth meat chopper, and can now manufacture bolognas by the million. The editor has been down with the ear-ache, and if The Nevzs is more en­ tertaining than usual, this week its readers will know the reason. Rev. C. I. Deyo will preach at tlie Christian church, Sunday morning and evening of July 25, and will stay during the ensuing week to visit friends. • Mrs. Thomas Dudley, of Detroit,Mrs. R. Smith of Milwaukee, Mra. A. J. Bowne and Mrs. L. D.Gardner of Hast­ ings, are visiting Mra. C. C. Wolcott. T. C. Downing and wife, A. M. Flint and wife, and Wm. Buel and wife, vis­ ited Jordan lake in Woodland, Tues­ day, on a hunting and fishing excur­ sion. f Edgar Miller working for David Dix­ on, a mile and a*half south, lost so much blood from a little wound made while whetting his sythe on Wednes­ day, that he fainted dead away. L. J. Wheeler and F. C. Boise have purchased tha sign-boards in the sub­ erbs of the village, formerly owned by L. L. Loomis, and have had their re­ spective business cards painted there­ on. Mrs. Olive Nois, of Hamburg N. Y., and Mra. E. A. Wells, of Bellvadier, Hl., aunts of D. A. Green and Mrs. A. R. Wolcott, spent the Fourth in Nash­ ville and were well pleased with cur village. E. R. White and family, Misses Ella White and Belle Truman, H. Roe and family, G. L. Heath and famUy, C. W. Demaray and family and a few others, enjoyed a half day recreation at Thorn­ apple Lake on Thnraday. Yesterday, we noticed the familiar face of Frank Robbins, who was driving one of fl. A. Stone’s wholesale wagons through town. Frank was an employ­ ee of ours while running the Lawton Tribune, and be has our best wishes for success in his present business. CEDAR CREEK ITEMS. prr mbe. ccnut! tu Ung lb® d Utrlc t to ba «o Mi mi J, U thr dutrict dMlgnaicd by Ux pl.t or dlaanm no* on file with tSo village clerk, «nd nolle® U hereby gireo that lhe Couoei) wlU meal al tlx Council Wheat is pretty much all cut. The crop is not as good as last year by one third. Mra. Cox was bit by a rattlesnake The account of Orno Strong for $49 was presented and on motion referred one day last week. Dr. Peckham was to finance committe. The following called and she is considered out of danaccounts were presented andon motion allowed by ayes and nays as follows: Two cases of sunstroke. M. W. Ayes, Downing, Olds, Cook, Boston and Murphy and Alver Mott while working Reynolds. Nays, none. W. 8. Powers, • 9.75. in the harvest field. Both of them doP. McDerby, 1646. 61g well. A. W. Olds. 1747. The light fingered gentry called on Clark Rathburn. , Elory Boise, MA W. Natan the other night and took a John Roberts, 240. hive of bees and some clothing off the On motion Henry C. Woolcutt, Lee Tuckerman and David Stevens were clothesline. They also called on A. appointed special police, to aerve with­ Benedict in the day time and took a out salerv. On motion Council adjourned nntill of his house while the family was ab­ July 16, 18®. sent Parties are suspected. r. McDkrbt, E. Chipman, C.P.L. Clerk. Preaident. Sr. T. Tumble in Trouble. Mu. Stuono : Yeu no some reel smart men corue over to our deestrict skool hous and started a temperance boom. Wei, they tawked rite smart, and singd a few bims, and got the congregation so stivd up that most evry won sined the pleg. Wei, there wan a few reel hard cases that used to git drunk, and holler, and run bosses, and fite, and rais cane generhlly. Wei, they come rite up to the trof and smelt the pure cold water, and pranced around watin to sine their names to the pleg. Wei, some of the fokes that had such a pile of hard cider on hand that tlia wim afraid wood be wasted, refoosed to jine the club; but a club, yea, a jenuine, yewreka red-rib­ bon club was formed, and for a while everybody and child had a red ribbon tied to their baton hole. Wei, evrything went lovely as a big sun flour, and we thot, that* Mollj and I, that the fokes was most reddy to jine the church, but one da wme of the ribbons- g5t reel.wet with hard cider and made such a fus that tha was torn out the baton-hole and tbrode away, then some on era went to town and got soaked full of rot-gut, and tha had to git out the buton bole too, tha smelt' so bad. Wei, when the club met and the con­ gregation' got reel stil the President he got up and sed, has eny one broke his pleg. Wei, yew bet thare was sonK auful sick-looking ones in that skoof-'' hous. Bimeby some one made a mo­ tion that a coin it te be sent to tawk to lhe erring brothers to git them to quit wottin their ribons. Wei, dekou Smooth and Capt.' Spitemout was choaed as the comitte. Wei, tha went, but du yen spot«e tha don eny good ! not a a bit, the erring ones forgot to listen to such good advice and deakon and Capt. reported nosuckscssin their misionary work. Wei, matters went along all rite til the forth of July, wheo so menny wet their ribon that a meetjn was called to see about it. Wei, the meetin was called, 1 sed, and the President he ris up toexplain the object-but bad to sit down agin, he wus tired. Then the Squire he got up an told bow menny he see that acted like a cat in a fit. Then the Kernel ris up and sed tha dident drink enything but lemonadeon d soda water, and before yen coo<l say scat, the bul congregation ris up and began to holler, “I drinked lemon­ ade! I drinked lemonade!!” I tel yeu I didn’t hardly kno what to say, but I felt drodful little,yeu bet, I, to, drink­ ed lomonade and soda water, but I new I got home all rite. Finely the deakon be ris up and soil “yeu all put me in mind of ths Ducbman who bad a very fat hors, one of his nabora asked him what be fed his hors to make it so fat.” ’Dat hors he gits notting but oat straw and py tarn, dat ish not haf trashed at dat. “And yeu” replied the deakon “drinked nothing bat lemonade, and that haf whisky, at that,” Yen never see a lot of fokes so taken back in all your life. Why, yen cood heerd a pin drop eny where in the hous. Tha see tha was caut, and I tel yeu there never was rich a koffing and hemming as in that room. Wei, tbacooddo nothin but let the matter dropbut the good deakon got np and went for them toon fellers that run the lemonade stalls, and the toun fokes who let such a lot of nasty stuf be sold on our grate Na­ tional holiday, and be sod that the monny tha got for lisence woodnt pay the htindreth part of the damage done by the beer gardens, saloons and lem­ onade stalls. He sed he wood never tend another of the forth of July oelerbations until tha stoped sellin whis­ ky and beer, and he called on all who wood pleg themselvs to do the same, that is not tend, to rise to their feet. All got up. “Amen” says the deakon. “Now less sec em run their 4th of July without us.” The meetiu cheered the deakon and then broke up. Now, I have been thinkin mebby the people was excited by the deakon’s tawk and woodent stay away from the oolerbations after all. But what can we doY the apples will soon be ripe, lemons are cheep, whisky is plenty, and fokes will do os tha please anyhow, and yeu cant help it. Pre a notion to sei out and go to Alaska where fruit wont grow and where whisky will freeze np solid. Your Friend, T. Tumbkl. NUMBER43. MAPLE GROVE ITEMS. Tassels on the corn. Potatoes begin to rot. Ditches are full of business. The Norton's now and then have a severe attack of the western fever. L. D. Griffin is round getting photo­ graphs to send to a firm in New York to be enlarged; The cabbage worm is making sad havoc in the cabbage and that's . what beats the Dutch. Harvest bands are scarce good hands are held firm at $2. A few choice lots have been offered for $2.50. 8. P. Shafer and C. M. Gould have each a farm for. sale. Good buildings, good water and fertile soil. Mrs. Kinney has gone to Saginaw to her brother and sisters. Her son has returned to Wheatland, Hillsdale Co., (ill September. The weather is warm and showers, are frequent. The ground is so wet and soft that farmers are having a ser­ ious time trying to run their reaper. 8. P. Shafer was paid a friendly visit od Sunday morning by those colts he sold last spring: they having come about 20 miles. In the afternoon their owner came. Some of our fastidious ones having made up their minds to celebrate their fourth at Goguac. went there and found that the Goguacera and Advents had celebrated the day previous. , There is more water on the big whortleberry marsh than there has • been for 30 years. More people have been berrying there on the Sabbath than there has been for 35 years. Thirty-seven potatoe bugs were ’mtiding on the south west shore of King's potatoe patch. They thought they could see potatoes on the othe • side accordingly they made a raft and set out, but as they were passing Gould point a gale struck them which cap­ sized them and only nine lives were saved. There is danger even in the harvest field. The following are the accidents which haveoccured: Richard Griffin was binding after Mr. Stowe and left his hand to close to the cradle and re­ ceived an ugly gash. Henry Spencer was working around a reaper and cut Lis finger. Mr. Ellis had a coltZ leg cut by a reaper while reaping for C. M. Gould. Uncle Reuben commenced fitting out an expedition to sail about the last of May, they were to leave port, July 8th, Phillip Shafer was to be first mate and and Elmer Shafer was to be on the look out for the “Elliott.’’ Bo gs are prevalent near the coast of Job's bay and collisions arc frequent. Eveiything being in readiness, pie and cake and sauce and the staff of life etc.- On the morning of the Sth the crew refus­ ed to go. It is supposed that Job in­ formed them they had better sail on the “Elliott” hence Norton procured the Spencer Bros., to man his mon­ arch of the fields. . All is quiet on the Potomac, VERMONTVILLE ITEMS. Wheat harvest is drawing to a close. W. H. Benedict and wife have been heard from in the Macinaw region. All well. Mrs. D. R. Griswold of Battle Creek, with her two children, are spending a couple of weeks with her mother, Mrs. R. W. Griswold. The band boys propose to give a se­ ries of open air concerts for the purpose of obtaining funds to procure uniforms Hope they may succeed. W. R. Martin and wife started, on Wednesday of this week, for Little Traverse, to spend the hot weather with their son H. J. Martin. We saw a self binder in operation on Tuesday, in the fields of W. M. Gris­ wold, and it took all the poetry and hard work out of the harvest. Mrs. Edward Church and daughter whilom of the Sandwich Islands, now of Greenville. Mich., have been the guests of D. W. Church of this place, up to Thursday, when they started north again. Annual school meeting last Monday, James Fleming and Dr. Parmenter wore elected on the school board, with little prospect of their acceptance. A vote to instruct the board to employ only lady teachers was lost, yet the board, in the absence of instructions, are decidedly in favor of doing so. We SuBSCRIITIOXa $1.75. HASTINGS ITEMS. The Thornapple is booming. . Tbemometer 100 in the shade. Potatoes promise to be an abundant crop tliis year. J. F. Makepeace has gone to Char­ lotte to run a restaurant. . Hon. V. P. Collier of Battle Creek visited friends in this city last week. W. F, Brown and wife are attending the National Archery Tournament at Buffalo, N. Y. The premium list is out. for the an­ nual Barry County fair to be held in this city Oct. 5, 6,7, and 8,18®. * The Republican convention for the purpose of electing delegates to attend the state convention in Jackson will be held in this city July 29th. Query—Is pur engine room calcula­ ted for a bottle saloon, or has it been caught in bad company. Let the boys who occupied it one night, last week answer. The rear of Cole’s store was demolis­ hed, and water flowed in till the floor was covered to the depth of two or three inches, during the heavy storm on Saturday last. Rev. A. D. Newton of your city will preach at the M. E. church next Sun­ day morning and speaks on temper­ ance in the Court House yard \t half past three o’clock p. m. JOHNSTOWN ITEMS, Plenty of dry weather. Mercury atone hundred. Harvesting is about done. J. F. Shoemaker is visiting his friends in Jdbnstown. Sidney has a new vibrator and will do threshing this fall that’ll surprise yon. The Banfield clerk accidentally ate a chunk of potato bug poison, bathe says it dosent godown worth a cent. F.E. LOCAL MATTERS. E?* Three-Year-Old Colt for Sale. Enquire of E. Cook. Band <’«p 1xm(. On the evening of July 3rd, as tlie Sunfield Baud was returning home, a member lost his cap about a mile and a half north of town. The finder of the same will greatly oblige the band by leaving it at The News office. WHITE The White Machine is warranted for 2 years. Go and see it the Wolcott Hardware. Wool! Wool!! Competition Is the life of trade. I am in the market and prepared to pay the highest price for any quantity of wool. A. J. Hardt. IV Snow Flake Flour 9.75 per cwt a Boise & Francis. New Store. nrC.A.Nichols has opened that Boot and Shoe, Hat and C ip and Notion store, in the Yates’ block. New Goods and Low prices. Call and see me. WHITE. If you want the beat, lightest running and an almost noisless Sewing Machine don’t fail tn nee the White, at the Wol­ cott Hardware. For Male. One new milch cow and 10 swarms of bees. For particulars enquire of 43-44 L. J. Wilson, Nash rille Mich. GT Bee-Keepers should use Comb Foundation for sale by _____ H. T. Davidson. the GF* Just received a full line of spring and Sammer clothing at 8. Lirhauskr’s WHITE. Two thirds of all the Sewing Machin­ es sold in the United States in 1979 were White Machines. See the White at Wolcott a. ty Butter and eggs taken in ex* change for millinery goods nt __________ Mrs. L.R. Erb’s. THE JEWELER. C. W. DEM ARA Y. The finest stock of Clocks in Barry or Eaton county. O'" A good stock of straight Elgin Watches, will not handle a Watch bur enn be reeommended by all, all frill Niebel movement, Straight Line- Es­ capement, Quick trains. Gf A fine line of Jewelry and Silver Ware. Two doors south of Truman’s, C. W. Demahay. The White Sewing Machine is sold on moaUiy patreiente and long time. Sold only in Barry Co., by __________ C. C. Wolcott. You can get the Cetebcated An Oil City Democrat who stutters Stark and Voorman Pat. Sand-bands was asked by a religious friend* yester­ made to and accepted by Miss Jeanie put on your Buggies at E. Cook’s for day what candidate he favored, and Ellis for primary dept., Mra. Geo. only $240. They are worth five times was trying to say “I don’t care any one Browning.intermediato; and Miss Lu­ will suit,” as follows: ‘T d-d-,” rie McCotter, high school. Mias Eva GF* Wilson fc Hewo null sells Boots alien the friend cut him short with: Ellia has been tendered the grammar and Shoe* aa low aa the loweaL school—results unknown. ■wear about it.” �ur Philadd- aa much at and diYidimr u channel a mile master, had to wide. If the t _______ —„_____ tween husband and wife. north a mile ; if ebbing, south on equal distance, always landing at a point near the church. Shall we not be very kind to animals whom God lias’made with so much intelligence ? „ ,. , • wind as a fifty'dollar one. just the same with political orators. A Family of Counterfeiters. What a sight fur hot-bouse lovers Now this, the glow that conic to Jackson's that ho is convinced of . face as he .dropped hi* violin across bin his holiday, but ha is not yet used to it any other home than the one aronnd knees' and lingered iu thought on the He carries tot> luxury uneasily; it dkhim, I could hut question his “ notioDJ^ comforte him; he does not know how to »nd add : ' use it Having but the one chance to lie “ Who to, Jim ? ” a rather thought­ idle in the year, ho is esntiour shout tho less question. curved. to liim, for he saw in her face idlenc-M, and scared lest he may not en­ Hia voice went down almost the whole from tun® to time nil the pleasure she joy every moment of it. length of that wonderful neck, I thought, would have enjoyed in noting with' him Ho knows what he wants very well. Your correspondent had an interview us he threw hia face forwn'.d into his the strange features of a country strange Ho and his wife and his children arc with George B. Perkins, United States ginian is buried a bed ot mint springs hands, and, staring into a dork corner to both. talking alxiut that nt this very moment Government detective, concerning R E. up. of the fire, said : • Jo! ins ton and family, forgers and coun­ “Yes," he said, striving for a few mo­ in a hundred thousand plaoee. He will terfeiters, tho female members of which "A woman.” rhetoric,” said the Vermont mother, tell you that he is Dot hard to please. “ A woman, Jim ? why, who— ! Oh, ments to bring a refractory string into live in style here, the father being in “ for she can't fry pancakes now without There are certain essentials, to be sure, harmony with ite ; fellows, and then a sister, perhaps?" I said, seeking the jail, charged with cotqiterfeitihg? The smoking the house all up.” which he must'have vhen he leaves W)»-. tw.ltfd.v» fall frntly, r- in «ran:ln« drawing round, sweet notes the length Johnstons are Kentuckians, the family Districted mother—“If you children Of <Uar>r» tatta nUH'a tntruitve dude*. .of his bow—“Yea, I’m dogoned sorry, home for enjoyment: sublime scenery, numbering nine persons, the father, Rob­ make such a noise I shall go out of my pure air, no mosquitoes, plenty of game, pause. “It's like this," and he said but she knows me.' ’’ milk, fruit, and eggs, congenial society, ert Johnston, five sons, Charles, Thomas, mind.” Young Rip—“Go on, mother; nothing more for sone minutes, but al>Ira David, John and Robert, the mother I'll mind the young Uns while you're spring mattresses, well-cooked meals, sently reached oyer for his violin and and httle to pay at the end of the week and two daughters. picked the strings'for an almost-forgot­ There should have been an answer to On the 16th of last June, Ira, whois •—give him these, and he is satisfied. •‘How like its father it is!" exclaimed ten chord. It seemed to me that his the latter in alxmt two weeks if she was Where he shall go to find them, and, lame, and two others visited Black Rock brain and fingers were working together, like other women. But two, yes, throe after he has gone, how ho was cheated and Fort Erie, where they uttered coun­ cuing of a baby whose father was oyer although he md not know it At last weeks and more pawed by without a while ho was there, afford him matter terfeit United. States. Treasury notes. he evidently reached what he was after, word. The fire died out on our hearth, for grumbling from May until Dccem- The next day it became known that new seventy, and had married a young wife. for he twanged the strings more confi­ as the hot bummer came on swiftly, ana ber. five-dollar Treasury notes were iu circu­ “Very like,” replied a satirical lady, “it dently and.said, laying aside the violin : waa not renewed. March surrounded Now his French or German cousin lation. They were all arrested, and gave People often ’ complain of hard times — ‘t It’s like this : We never said noth­ us and revealed wonders to the limited over tho sea has n hundred holidays in false names; but they were identified os * i a mere natural tendency to growl, ing to nobody, nor to ourselves neither, New England experience which lidrely the year. Ho knows how to bring the the Johnston brothers, well known in In- I from 1—1 a ‘ Georgia darkey the other day said: for that matter. But she knowed 1 becomeaj acquainted with the sun of the flavor out of every drop in the orange. diana and .Ohio as forgers and counter- but thought a whole farm of her and always extreme/ Southern States. April came He drifts into idleness ^easily, without feiters. Ira and Charles were found “N’ebber ■ seed sich times since I w’as born. Work all day and steal all night, and, go/ng out into the past, left thirty guilty of uttering counterfeit notes, and shall—oh, how good she’s been to me I ” note, knrelin* low, will fou it with her breath, Lower Texas thought When his fete comes, he goes, the former waa sent to Albany Primm for and -blessed if I kin hardly make a and he fiercely clutched his knees, hie perfect days behind. for a few francs, with his sweetheart or *Il»eo rtiBll meh ember that waa srowln* eoldaf features distorted and his eyes in tears. bedecked in a suit of green, not laid on wife, a mile or two out of town. They ten yea^s, and the latter for eight years libbin’." A gallant old gentleman by the name Good to him ! Well, thought I, if ever oh a remriont, but with- a lavishness al­ joke and laugh. The sun shines, th.e and six montlia. John Johnston in now any woman loved Jim she wat good to most wasteful, smiled in your face at wind blows—it is all good. It rains, it in Buffalo Jail awaiting trial for the same of Page, finding a young lady's glove at him ; she couldn’t have wanted him for firjd'SnTlhen laughed aloud, her notes is dusty—but they joke and laugh all the offense. David, a printer, is at large, os a watering place, presented it to her anything else. How homely and an­ of joy bubbling from a thousand throats. same. They criticise nothing. How is also another brother living at Mon- with the following words: treat Ira is an expert engraver, and j gular he looked, his long neck shot out Animal life, concealed before, crept out good it all is! mode plates from which Uftited States I toward the fire, which in February is and basked on the glaring stones. The air But os foe our American, a com-husk . To, which the lady returned the follow­ needed, even in Texab, to take off the was in a constant hum, unnoticed by bod, or a mosquito in the woods, will notes and Canadian notes were printed. some, but intense to those whose ears The signatures were being forged by the ing neat answer: chill. overturn a whole summer's airy fabric of were attuqed to it. Tho very earth at happiness. In his anxiety lest he should girls, who are all handsome and ladylike. Presently ho straightened up. our feet seemed to throb with life. According to Perkins’ story the whole not seize the best chance of enjoyment, “ No, there wasn't nothing said, but A gentleman informed by a bill on A TARDY REMINDER. It was just opening May when I came ho is apt to follow the largest crowd. He family have been engaged in counterfeit­ she knowed me, and when I left she from the poatoffice one evening and laid goes to Niagara, to Cape May, the Adi­ ing, the mother and two daughters once the window of a house, that “ apartments nsked me to write her, and I'm going to were to l>e let," knocked at the door, Ixiing taken to Washington on a charge down before Jackson the letter he The back-log in our great Texas fire­ do it She’s bin waitin’ now too long," rondack*, or to some one'of the countless of that description. The father, who is and, attended by a pretty female, took a place had just been punched after an Then he stopped abruptly and began to hod moiled w<*eka before. It came from -------- . .?----------“Pray, my • approved method, and the flames were look back over the months, while I held tho Dead Letter Office—tliat morgue of " are you to be so many hopes — and in tho same mail leaping up as flames will on windy ' my breath. was a paper from what had been his nights, roaring and-----------starting — d—r .-------» steadily w ----o tI “My God, man, it’s 'ni' on two year.” shadow dances in the corners of the <' he seii, and. it seemed to me, be saw in home town, together with letters for my­ dy“rk- Cki^u “d <-•>■« Amen™ citi." A corrtj^x., onletv.l hi. (. room. Suddenly some quick change I moment what his long neglect might self. He was playing on his violin when .subdued the flame till it merely hung in | mean ; that it hod been the very refine- I came in, but stopped at once. hta- h^tS then Siulhu, bill, would go thi I ruguhr Prtl to ..O. him U « oclok I do not tliink that at first he felt so the smoke above the hearth, and at this ment of cruelty. He nt once began MarlJLiiftld .old when, ho wu. th. lb. oiti.w mid town, of the tliat he might get nxdj- to .tart al 7 by deeply sorry that it had miscarried iih I moment a most uneartldy sound, ap> with an h^frfStSL Hut in X J™. „ Prtivinoe. of Ontario and Quebec. Tho an omly coach, in wh/ch ho luul taken on almost feverish haste to make parently at our very door, startle*! me ready • •his • writing ’ ' ' —only to hesitate, did, but he was perplexed all the even­ himS 22^2.112 <l<'h-etirc loutid m a .wm?p, mile. I hi. phwe. tor the country. Th. gentletools into an unbecoming posture, that was {ten In hand, over the white paper I ing long, and could not understand why him down tt i. often n Hull .un„l f I™111 “V- buried to a box at the man awoke and called hoi man: "What the letter had not reached her. He sat takisu advantage of by my friend, who landed him, writing little at a time, and to2d lltom loot of. tree; «Sen platat.ru.: Ten dob o______ ’clock—--------i. it?"’ “ "Jet Just 7, 7, your your honor." honor." several hours turning tho lettei over and thereupon indulged in a succession of | not concluding till his lamp had out­ “Seven,—did I not tell you motlmr or dmum, t *'■ Hn mav on Ontario Bank, fire dollar, on \ "Seven. von to wake me nrn ■chuckles of a kind I could never locate ; burned the back-log, and its coals over, noting tho different ix»t marks, tjUhor ta^h,.tU^122ltaL.n? 1,T.?. i Ibo-Catadian Bank ot Commerce, tour at1 6?’ “Yea, sir." “And why did you but not offering to re-read what ho . had in him. He soon, recrossed his legs, • smoldered sullenly on the hearth. Then, laugh at it aa vulgar and ignorant, but it ' d u Dominion Bank, one dol- not?" “Because your honor was osieep." * C“^ - -__________________________ - — however—he conlu never chuqkle ex- muttering something about a screech- written, and evidently trying hard to toe“”Ua"t mondu rftfe" v2■ wh« grasp tlie situation fully. He gave a A xopno man with an extremely oh pow-cejit with feet wide apart—saying as ho owl near her house, lie crept into bed. oven th^bLta totto Lid 1» dowi^lo r >“sJo ° “*1 ‘‘‘‘th “ 1 crfal ‘“ x_.v'j__1 ------- □ “ . .d.“ubt ...br“ 2 L ol J deep sigh at lost, and, without getting ■di<l so: He went to the up from his chair, laid the letter by, rest it torces urxin him a hurlv-burlv of UmUH1 Whites legal-tender. There u a musical art to adopt. “You never heard a screech-owl l>efashion goasip, dress, outlay, and wean- J™11111?.rwward o£.S5,’0000,6 United. composer Cherubini for advice. " " Sup Sup-­ forc, I reckon. We hear them often in Wliat excuses he put forth in li^s let- ■ though still in sight Ho then took the Dess wlitehS home he cm: manage to ?Ut«- Government for the caiHure of pose you amg me ai few bars,” said few bars," said the the ■Indiany—often,” and he added, after a ter I never knew. They would not, I homo paper and scanned its meager col­ shut outside of his own door He*rocs I 1 .two mentlon®d pUtas. Tho , master. The young fellow sang so loud moment, more intensely, and as if a am quite certain, have answered for any umns carelessly, looking first, us one back mu rule to his shou or office8*^ l*wt,° e 01 theIn ftr° valued ot SLr>,000. that the walls fairly shook. "Now," little startled by some thought—“often.” love letter I might have sent about that awuys from his’formcr home does, at the Ras-nipes andfamily table? unrefreshed . Joha#ton h“ been counterfeiting for [ said he; “what do you tliink I am best “ Was that an owl ? Heavens ! it sound- ] time after two years’ silence ; though, to list of deatlis and marriages. They were is an engraver, ! fitted for?" “Auctioneer," dryly replied cd more like the scream of a locomotive I be sure, “we" (taking the reader into few and of no special interest to him ; ‘ Cherub,m- . . whistle." confidence for • moment) were both but os ho glanced over another column, after aU, he goes with the crowd the devoted for the most part to small town ­ next year. The average American is A oood mmister out West preached a “Pro a notion of writin' home to-i younger at that time, while Jackson was “Vf. nin^u I senuou on peace-making, auuud at two talk, he must have seen this paragraph, afraid not to move with tho crowd.— night, Jim." 30, if a day. He may have urged that noticed, and tlie Canadian bills were as deacons of his church who had for he fell forward on his face like one Harner-a Maaazine. he was a poor letter-writer. That was. “Youhave?" It startled me almost — ________________ good. They ore all well known m Cm- I long been at swords’ points; and such ‘___ -. I have yet to see his equal in about to die if not already dead, crush­ as much—quite in a different way—as । true, The Slave Trade In Errnt. cinnati where they plied their business | eloquence and- eaniestuess that the screech-owl's terrible song. " The pewe ---— ­ ing his violin beneath him, its deep power to„-----------wreak a __„ really apjialling ven v juk 11 k 4 ? 1 *7 A lhe l und, ‘ r tho1uotlc$,of I directly after the benediction was pro__ -------------------------------____ __________ words carried____ me_______ back to____ our1_______ place of* : geance on words which, many 'zzz are ~Z7T now moan joining discordantly with the Notwithstanding the laws, treaties and I police, when they removed to Canada, UOUDced one of the deacons went over to mocking hoot of the screech-owl far out meeting a year before. Taking a Mis- j agreed, have a greediness for letters uecrees for the suppression of the slave I where they have been watched far a ' the other and remarked with tears in . mssippf , their inexcusably , bo- in the darkness. sissippi river river boat boat at at Cairo, Cairo, f I found found I I '• only only eqtuded equaled by Wc regret to loom taut as we go to prtew to­ tnulo in Egypt, and even the activity year. With the arrest of tlie old man । foiseyea, “ Brother Stiggins, after such a — x_x .. another .. ’‘dering arrangement of the same. And must shore my state-room with [“ wildering displayed by the Egyptian Government 1 the operations of the gang have uo doubt 1 sermon - •* — must-«be peace ...between . day that Mrs. Henry T. GoodweU, wife of our there us. —or rather he with me, since I was the j'his wav of making up sentences was Nfocmed townsman of that name, died last for its extinction, dispatches recently re- I come to an end, and the detectives claim , later comer. He did not strike me something nething wonderful. He mar may have night afUr a brief illnesn of three darn. The ceived at the Department of State from ! that it is the most important arrest Now I can't give in, so you must.” favorably at first I was a New Rn- | urued, red, too, that he had worked early circuuMtaiKx-s of tar death were |x-culiariv our Consul General at Cairo would seem of counterfeiters ever made on the conA lien’s Curious Hatch. gland boy and suspicions of evem thing and late with scarce a moment of relaxa- nainftl and motrt dutreMing. Mm. Gixxlwell to prove that the inhuman traffic, ol- ■ tinunt south of St. Louis, and this mon looked tion. That was true of both of us, and lias teen married leas tilth a'year, and will te though not carried on as openly, is plied A gentleman in Raleigh, of unquesrememten-d by many of our readers a.' Mi»not unlike the men I had been cautioned i I had written many times. I tinned -I*—’ »• ---More Case Than Cure. jTf3 .— TenM5it7 Esttar Barton, who lived until ata waa mar­ as energetically as formerly. The slave I against He could not very well help Whatever he may have said in that ried at the home of Thomaa Jackaon, brother trade is carried on by the Arab caravans 1 | truth he asserts to be auove par. For that, indeed, since I had been warned in ; letter, to which he brought so many of tlie late William Jackxon, Hr. Hh»> wax a which, while nominally trading in legiti- j A Hartford doctor, now deceased, was some time past a hen of his had been lovely woman, and the grim destroyer has in ­ it* and’ . wont to boast of his. skill in curing conspicuous by her absence from the very general terms that included every 1 pains, I fear he did not hit on the true deed smote bisavuy. Our heartfelt xynqiatlaea mate merchandise between ” one I did not know. However, we shook I reason for his long silence ; indeed, it is are i slave® | cancers, and he invariably alluded to a premises, and there were fears that she with the husband in this Ids dire extremity, Darfour, in Central Africa, r ‘ ----------------‘ difficult case h« hands, exchanged some remarks meant ' jxwsible, even probable, that he did not his hour of trial. of Assiout i moat he treated in another WBfl 1(Mt Tho9t, fean, were Tery into xupper Egypt, ” ‘ to ‘ ‘the city ’ ‘rally, ou on the about aoo 230 mues miles ■I town. cose,” and ol to be facetious, and in n few days I knew kn,',w of it himself. For my part, it genenuiy, buu Nile, isue, auom •*•»•«. "Most remarkable ™——.... y mspeuca, bly dispelled, However, however,on on iri Friday, when his name—William Jackson. seemed then, us it seems now, that he above r'nirri Cairo, whom where tbA the T.vhian Lybion ran™ range nf of I' the the doctor doctor would would close close Ills his eVCS eyes in in Un jJn* =>..» made ,i« her appearance, sii -iuging in her IV. “At home they call me Bill—short, ) bail not written, simply liecause he had mountains run nearly dowh to the river. ; seemingly deep reverie as he uttered the gayest manner, and 6tej stepping ,y:’'~ along -^"'™ in Several months later I talked with the ' words, and thei The slavers secrete the slaves in the anwords, and tlwn he would repeat them her like myself, you see," he said, and not at any time, or for any pur.. . er sprightest sprightest style. style. Just Just behind behind her writer of the above lines, in his " sanc­ cient grottoes and tombs in these mount- | two or throe times ingradually gradual:/receding recedingj were weresome some diminutive diminutive objects objects towhich which grinned in a bashful sort of a way that I pose, fount! in letters so ready a voice, like tlie falling cadence of | fihe ever and anon gave her undivided atcame very near to capturing me on the I means of communication that he tum,” as he frequently called it. I ains until they ore disposed of and tones found liim a shrewd Yankee who made distributed throughout the country, j » dying echo—“moat remarkable case;: tention. The slowneM of their progress ■spot. In fact, he was not short, but, j tunied to them without effbrt. Ami, jmper simply a lever to move other The activity of a young Swiss attached | most remarkable case." The old doctor's j caused the hen’s owner to rush out to instead, the tallest man I ever saw of I more than all, he had lived by her side his matters fa his benefit, and the "best- to the American Mission at Assiout re- | manner was such m to leave the impreswhat the brood was this time. He his length of leg and Ixxly ; for what he . in daily thought since the hour in which lost elsewhere he made up in a neck | they portetL His memory of her manv fixed ” man (so he phrased it) in the cently resulted in tlie seizure and xnanu- "ion that the cure was quite as remark- | was astonished to see tlie hen cover wnth - " able aa the case. ; her wings twelve little terrapins. Soon that never ceased to be a wonder to me. graces was ns fresh on the hundredth county. I questioned him some as to mission of 68 slaves and the incarceration On, one occasion a gentleman who had I she was reassured, and allowed him to of 35 Aral*, charged with being slave It ran up like the wnteh-tdWer of a fire- uay os on the second; and, had it been Miss Esther's marriage. "She’d been goin’with the Jackson dealers. Tlirpugh the representation of a cancer- on his u._ tface, had i..,i prettv much u. n jooj[ ftt tjt!asure8 rpjje family engine house,.slim and so long that, ] four years of silence instead of two, her (ipeak of, os yon say," he answered. the British Consul Genend at Cairo— made up his mind to visit New York for were called out to see the wonder. The while his shoulders barely reached mine, face and form would have been ns dis­ p-ou ~"But I’d know’s there’was anythin’ be­ there being a treaty tor the suppression treatment, when he happened in to this his head overhung nil others, and was tinct in his mind st the end of tliat long owner of the hen then went back the way -two inches mare than six feet alxive the ' time ns though daily letters had jiassed tween them. S'posin’ there was; a wom­ of the slave trade between Egypt and Hartford physician’s office, and was so she bad come, and found out how the an can’t wait forever for a man to spit England—three hundred soldiers were impressed with the " remarkable case " eggs were hatched. A terrapin which .ground. His head was Jorge, too, and between tlfem. A contemplation almost -.that mode his general sppearanoe more ! constant had brought her to him to com- it out, and he won’t much to wait for dispdoh to Asaiout, the caravan sur­ that he concluded to be doctored at had laid tlie eggs had deserted them, striking, while the general slimness of ' fort and console him at any moment anyway. I guess he was honest ennufl rounded and the seizure above noted cf- home, and went to the doctor’s office to and the motherly fowl concluded to sit ’sfar os that goes, but * no great shakes,' *ectcd. Although it was well understood make arrangements for the operation. ou them. This she had done, and tli« his body ended below in n pair of enor- Then, too, he had "hitched on," and, nxously large feet His face was much j though a man grown, hail conceded to as they say here ; he was always • hitch­ that this caravan had brought more than The doctor was out on professional busi­ result was the twelve young terrapins. tanned and smooth-shaven, except tho I me every right that was his in tly man- in’Tin’ to some one. Besid««, Tom— 1,000 slaves into the country, the moat ness, but his wife answered the bell, and -upjHir lip, which was covered by a coarse ogement of our small business. Honest that is, Thomas Jackson—got juxir and rigid search failed to discover more than the cancer patient got into conversation The Right Kind of Pride. .stubble of fieree-standing, sandy hair. I himself—almost pitiably honest, for it hadn't a place for her, and in short it 68, the remainder having been disposed with the lady, and among other things, A young man “that works for liis But no -description of him would be 1 come from an innocence tliat liad lieen was marry or go among strangers. of and safely distributed before the ar­ innocently asked how that gentleman out Ixiard,” no matter what honest work he •complete that did not touch on that 1 kept fresh by ignorance of more than a Times was hard, and it had to come to rival of the soldiers. Of the 68 persons in the country was getting along. “What gentleman do you refer to?" does, has no reason for shame. A young featore of his countenance which was of-1 quarter of a century—lie placed the what it did, though she hesitated—hesi­ manumitted some were seized in their man who eats the bread of idleness, no native country while sleeping in their queried the doctor's wife. ten concealed entirely and which would i fullest faith in the man he had chosen tated more’n you could ask, perhaps.” "Why, tliat desperate case—that ‘re­ matter how much he lias, is disgraced. tents, others were borne off while tend­ have made him trusteii anywhere. As a to work with. So he felt much at ease, All men, starting in life, ought to aim, markable case ’ which your husband al ­ ing their sheep and cattle in the fields; fellow-traveler said, “ His general looks , with little thought of the future, except Oriental Physicians. first of all, to find a place where they some of the girls were forced away from ludes to so frequently.’ is agin him. but his mouth captures me." > when long droughts, under a sky like The Oriental physicians are the great­ “Oh," said the wife, a little solemnly, can earn their bread and butter with a h» mouth, Who mj.nl hi, I bnu», m»do n. despur of proSt from est quacks in the world. Take the fol­ ■ their husbands and still others’ were wheel-barrow, curry­ originally slaves and sold to the caravan. “he's dead. He died during the opera­ hoe, ax, tanirh __ ih-i «. much mnrh noise | farming in Texas. He rested in the love lowing specimen of their profundity: Laugh —not that there was comb, blacking-brush—no matter how. tion." —Philadelphia Timet. about it, but it was so far-reaching in its I he was sure of, and did not once think The bread-andAn emir, supposed to have the heredi­ The man left word that he would call Independence first. that the flame he had somehow fanned effect on his own peraon. First, around tary gift of healing, prescribed for a pa­ again, and then took the next train to butter question settled, let the young An Unfortunate Manner. hia month would break two deep into sight—miracle though it must have tient, an upholsterer, lying at death's man perform his duty so faithfully as to New York.. Here is a parallel case: A A lady may tic well educated, well wrinkles; then outside of these two seemed to him, for he knew that he was door with the typhus fever. The next attract attention, and let him constantly homely—would need any further care to day he called to sec his patient and trained, and possessed of good manners, doctor had discovered an infallible keep his eye open for a chance to do bet­ remedy against the cancer. He lately be kept alive and at a fervent glow. found, to his astonishment, for he had andstill have an unfortunate manner which undertook a splendid case, treated it ter. About half the poor, proud young All this ]Mssed in my mind while given him np, that he was much better. repels friendship. In city stores we splendidly, and buried it ditto. While men, and two-thirds of the poor, discour­ and foretewl shaped themselves to the riding five miles the following evening On inquiring into the particulars, the often meet with saleswomen whose air of lecturing to his anatomical class, he aaid: aged young men, are always out of work. general effect of one supreme expression to post the precious letter, which I convalescent told the emir that, being supercilious indifference, and icy remote­ “Gentlemen, I am going to demonstrate The young man who pockets his pride of delight. It was then yon believed dreaded to .let out of my hand. So consumed with thirat, he had drank a ness from the least interest in ns or our to you, by the examination of the proper him from vourvery heart. I did. and he purchases, sends us away half frozen. organs, that my patient died cured. '— starve, and he stands a chance to become pailful of the juice of pickled cabbage! -never, ss he himself would express it, rich, if he cares to. "Allah is great!” cried the emir, and There is an atmosphere of forbiddingness Hartford Timet. the usual prosaic way, in common mail down went the fact on his tablets. ■“ threw dirt" on me. about such stores; and we are glad to get The Indestructibility of Matter. After all, he had, so far as I learned, The doctor was soon after called upon out of them into the sunshine. On the A man was sauing wood in a back little to often bring forth, so .great a Once away from town, however, and to attend another patient, a dealer in em­ other hand, we know certain saleswomen yard. He severed two sticks as thick as This is capable of reedy demonstration ttjvfdntion on his face. But few of the- on the upland prairie, the matter looked broidered handkerchiefs, who wa| ill of who are so sunny, so genial and so de­ your wrist and then went into the house. by preparing a couple of glass tubes of ameaiti' H of life had been his at any time. differently. the same disease—typhus fever. Of lightful in their way of serving us, that, “ Mary," said he to his wife, “ my coun­ equal weight, each living filled with He said little of home—“ somewlicre in " Heaven be praised for that screech­ oourae he prescribed a pailful of pickled to buy from them w a perfect pleasure, try needs me; there's no use of talking; pure oxygen, and containing a few parIndiany"—except when at one time he owl,” I said aloud. “ Bill will have to cabbage juice. The next day he heard we’ve just got to slaughter all throe spoke bitterly of his dead father’s grand that the sufferer was dead, whereupon what wo do not really want, solely by the Injuns; no true patriot can be expected iutatake in’life, which it appeared was steel pen and holder. perhaps. * • • i io made the following entry upon his charm of their sweet, unaffected greac. to hang around a woodpile these days.” fine loaf sugar giving very good results. A cordial, womanly manner is well worth ■imply thia, that he kept hu children IfsapHy, though, that the owl waited books: “John,” said his wife, “if you fight The tubes are of precisely equal weight, cultivating. Injuns as well as yon saw wood and sup­ and are hermetically sealed. By beat­ port your family, it would take one hun­ ing one of them the charcoal is caused Limk has never been found in a native dred and eighteen like you to capture to burn, and ultimately to disappear; cdy, it must in do case be used unices state; it is always united to an acid, as one squaw, and you'd have to catch her the tube and contents, however, is of to the carlxmic in chalk. By subjecting when she had the ague and throw popjier course found still to balance the other ns Jim said, “hitch on Jackson ’concealed nothing, he was like j chalk or limestone to a rod heat it is freed in her eyes.” John wont beck to thb tube (which h» not lieen heated), bring from the acid, and the lime is left in a ' woodpile wondering who told Iuk wife all All the girls, but one a ehild in that—every thought of tlie i luul gone mnii" he hr* had hull done rlnnc hml <rr>n<> away nwni- with 1 stead of sofa coverings. state of purity. too old to “hitch on.” wrong about him. �With an for a while went to'Calais and Dunkirk, and there how it did raw ! Tn gtv* th* bat enchanting tnucn. From which she bkMcm* Hkc the weather, but a very tittle rate trans­ formed them both into raging torrente. As I stood at the window I saw first one bridge, and then the other, swept off. I knew now that I must stay alone all night; it would be impossible for my brothers and sisters to get home. Travelers, or, as Sarah called them, “trampers," often stopped at our house over night, ns there was no public-house near. To my horror, I now saw one of them coming across the field. Should I hide? No, that was not to be thought-of. Without stopping to knock, the great rough man walked in. - “ Can I stay here all night?" I dared not refuse him, so as firmly as the Province of Limburg, and was Superintendent foe some months of a hoqiital st Maestriuht At the battle of Scurf, between tlie Prine- of Conde and William of Orange (1674), he acted aa regimental Chaplain and rendered good service to the sick and wounded. Ordered next year to Canada', he embarked at La Rochelle, in cotapany with Biahop Laval and Chevalier La Salle., Ar­ rived at Quebec, he preached there until his restless disposition hurried him off to the Indian mission st Fort Frontenac, whence he visited the . Five Nations and the Dutch settle­ ment at Allumy. Having gone back to Quebec,.ho was attached to tho La Salle expedition, and, with Chevalier De' Tonty and Antoinne de la Motte Codillac, was enjoined to sail from Fort Frontenac to Niaparn, and there built a vessel for navigating tlie lakes above the' cataract /They began their voyage on Lake Erie (Aug. 7, 1679), paase<l over it, over (Huron and Michigan to the month of tho St. Joseph's over, which they atu^nded in canoes to the i>ortage, carried these to the Kankakee, floated down that stream and the Iroquois to the JUiiwu, on whoso banks they constrtfeted Fort Crovecarar, near the present site of Peoria. After some delay La Salle returned to Frontenac for sup­ plies, intrusting to Hennepin an expedi­ tion to the sources Of the Mississippi, never explored above the mouth bl tlie i Wisconsin. With Picard du Gay and Michel Ako, ho set out (Feb.' 29, 1680) in a canoe, descendetl tho Illinois to its junction with the Mississippi, and went np that river to tho falls of St Anthony.1 He was tho first Eurojxatn to see them, and he named them after his patron saint Reaching the mouth of the BL Francis, ' In the territory of the present Minneso­ ta, ho journeyed near 200 miles along ita banks—lie had christened the stream in honor of tlie founder of his order— visited the Sioux Indians, of whom ho spoke sa the Issuti and Nadonessioux. He staid with them three months—he says that they kept him a prisoner— ‘when he encountered a party of French­ men who had jienetrated the region of Lake Superior, and went back with them to Canada. He-next sailed for France, ; where he published his two very inter­ esting, though untrustworthy, works on exploration in America. In his second i work he claims to have gone to the month of the Mississippi and to have been tho first European to float on that river. Ho was an enterprising, intrepid explorer, but he WM also an ostentatious but myself, and questioned me much. I told him my brother was up-stairs writing; that we two were alone. Titis was the first thing that entered my head to tell him, Such a villianous counte­ nance as that man had ! His hair was cut close to his head, MY NIGHT LODGER leaving his huge ears in l>old relief. Wicked-looking eyes, and a brutal mouth, completed his general expression not say that But from all that 1 can of ferocity. learn, I was not a queer baby. I cried Bed-time came, and I directed the man ukc . my «■ is11 smiimi, »nu waa i|iuic iso to a room up-stairs in tho servants* detroublesome, so the queerncss must have j portment; not the “ up-stairs" where I been acquired. | had said my brother was. Now that I cannot discover wherein my queer- j there was real danger, I was calm and ness lies; when I ask my friends, they . reasonable. I fastened the door that aav, “Why—well, you are different from j led ujj-stairs with my embroidery scisother folks. ” A very clear and aatiafao- sors,- which happened to be in my pocket, .. tory definition! so as to guard against surprise, and hur­ This having the word “queer" at­ riedly collecting our silverware, carried tached to my name used to annoy me; it to mamma's room and hid it in tho lied. my dolls were the only specimen." of hu­ No one would have supposed tho bed manity to whom I confessed this. To had been disturbed. I waa elated at my them I confided all my secrete and my ingenuity. manifold, trials. They were attentive lis­ I then hunted up what few jewels the teners—never interrupted me. There girls possessed, and placing them, with was Rosa, the very large one, she was what money I could find, in a box, I tied them in my pocket After doing this, I stole down-staira, and removed my scisWlien I was cloven years old our folks : sors from tho door. These scissors were triSd to make me tliink I -was too old to ! counted among my roost valuable treasplay with dolls. I felt as though life I urea. I had had them many years, and would have no pleasure for me were my ■ was not disjxMod to lose them now. . dolls Loken from ’pe. No one knowing i I expected tho man would only wait how I loved them. I used to go to my ■ till he thought I and my fictitious room and, locking the door to keep my I brother were asleep, and would then fun-loving brothers and sisters from in- . search the house for valuables, and finish trading, I would play by the hour with by killing me. Only one plan for escape my miniature faznily. Another favorite tliat I originated seemed feasible. I aeresort of mine was the garreL It was termined to wait till I heard my lodger full of boxes, barrels and chests, contain- i in tlie room below anti then wrap ray­ ing old papers, books and letters. Many self in papa's shawl, and jump out of the of the letters were veiy ancient, written I window. I was not kept in suspense by relatives of whom I hod scarcely ‘ long; the peculiar squeak of tho sittingheard. There were letters from parents room door alarmed me tliat it was time to children, from brothers to sisters, and to act <*-•-**» j **-;-j Quietly ▼I — raised the — window, Americans in Europe. love-lettera. The latter interested me tho and just as the steps approached the A correspondent writes to tho Spring­ uougn I 1 thought tnougni they uiey were shuts stairs,, iI jumped jumpeu to the uie ground. grouno. Forturonumost, although The majority of [y. I suppose I could not up- nately there was a bed of lilifs directly . field Republican: the height and depth, and I beneath the window, and thev softened | Americans, when they come to Europe id breadth, of the tender pas- i xux my fall. That uucxv there was utcku danger wx of for the first time, arc always amazed at breaking my non. I L« x—...B — j neck *I had -»■—«» not — thought ———o—•* —I । the expense of foreign traveling. They x- ■ » x_ to -------t----Filling my pockets with applet, I j was determined escape fromxi_._thishad always harbored tho impression that would take possession of the garret and , dreadful man. tlie cost of everything on this side of the some comfortable old chair, minus an It was dark os Egypt, tlie rain was Atlantic—railway tickets, hotel bills, arm or rocker, and thet® I would sit for I pouring down in torrente, but this was etc., were at least on.lv one-half what hours, reading. I had a passion for i nothing in comparison with tho horror they were in America ; out, on tho con • trary, they find it costs much more to ghost stories, and stories of robbers and j within the house. pirates, although they used to frighten i Half a mile back of our house lived a Havel here than it does at home. In me terribly. When in the midst of a friend of papa’s—Mr. Vincent I re- the Ixjst American hotels tlie price ot most frightful story, down would tumble solved to go there. I ran along, stumbl- three and four dollars a day seems ex­ a bundle of something from the rafters, ' ing against fences aud falling into travagant, but they cannot comprehend making considerable noise, and leading 1 ditches, thinking I never knew such a why it is tliat in a tlret-claas foreign ho­ — « to imagine the ghosts -..,1 me and the robbers long half mile Finally I reached the tel, where the price of a room is only had stepped from the book to the garret house, and managed to tell my story. three or four francs a day, aad the other An old apple-tree stood by one of the Several voung men happened to have ( charges seem so moderate, their bilh windows; it had the greatest faculty for l>een defayed there by the storm, and, I foot up to such high figures. Wliile taking my breakfast one morn­ unearthly creaking and groaning, and headed by Henry Vincent, a young man | the lightning-rod kept up a malicious of some twenty-two years, they pro­ ing at the Hotel Chatham in Paris, five Americans entered tlie dining-room and racket I declare it is a wonder I didn't pored to capture my visitor. I was too excited to remain at Mr. seated themselves at a table near me. lose my senses, reading so much trash Vincent's. I declared I would go back I There was the father and mother, * son and bearing so many fearful sounds. But this has nothing to do with my home. Thev all tried to persuade me I of about 14, and two daughters about “lodger." I believe I am becoming gar­ not to do this except Henry Vincent, who 10 and 12. From their conversation I it was their first trip to Europe, said “such a little heroine should dolearned a* rulous. In the first place, I must tell you papa fihe pleased." With a hand tightly i and that they had come directly to Paris on landing at Liverpool, and hod no ns a rich farmer, and our neighbors i clasped in Henry’s, we started. had a “square meal” since they left were “ few and far between.” ” When we came within sight of our When I was in my twelfth year papa house, we saw a light flitting from room home. After canvassing among them­ ax>d mamma made up their mind* to to room, and a few worth of boisterous selves as to what th-dr apnetites craved take a pleasure trip to the far Weak song floated to us on the breeze. Si­ and demanded on tho bill of fare, the of the family gave the This was something unusual; they sel­ lently my friends surrounded the house, head dom left home. Well, they went; and guarding every avenue of eaeape. Henry waiter die following order: Five plates of melon, which were then very exmy two sisters, two brothers and myself and I (I would not let him leave me for [ pensive, five fried soles, five pota of cofhad a gay time “ keeping house. ’’ a moment) entered the house. We found ( fee, five ham and eggs, fried hominy, One day, all except myself and our the vagabond searching papa's desk. He servant girl were invited to go to a din­ had found several hundred dollars that I toes, butter, radishes, etc. If they had ner party. I confess I dreaded to have had not seen, when preparing for flight ordered two dishee of a kind, so gener­ He started to run when he saw us, but them go. ous was the supply, it would have been •*Kate, we will bring yon any amount finding men and revolverson all aides, he more than enough,to satisfy their appe­ was obliged to surrender. cd candy," said on*. He was safely bound, and then ques­ tites ; blit they were “Americans,” and “Now, net, you know you and Sarah evidently thought the reputation of their can stay here just as well os not," said tioned. It appears he was a noted thief country, in the eyes of other strangers another. who had loiqr baffled the police. He “Don’t be a baby, Kitty,” said a said when he learned tho house was oc­ in the dining-room, demanded nothing less than a full complement to each per­ third. cupied only by two individuals, ho was son. As near as I could figure up their Finally, I resignedly bad© them “ get much elated. He did but intend to pro­ account, tliat breakfast cost in the neigh­ out of my sight*' ceed to acts of violence, unless my brother and I troubled him too much! borhood of 816. The table d'hote din­ ner at night waa at a fixed pnee, and, if told me stories and sang songs till I be­ When he found the house deserted, he their lunch, at 1 o’clock, corresponded gun to think it was quite a fine thing to concluded I had not told him the truth with their breakfast, no wonder surprise —that I was alone. Not finding me, he be left at home. is manifested at the high rotes of living Tired of staying in the house, I saun­ tnipjKHied I had hid, aud ho would not in foreign hotels. tered down the fnrjt walk, and amused hunt for me. Lifting me into his lap, Henry Vin­ cent called me the "bravest little woman he ever knew.” All tlie others praised and flattered me, till I began to think satisfied that he was coming in, I ran to men were greater talkers than women. Sarah. Seizing her dress with both bands, I exclaimed— “ Oh, Sarah 1 there is * dreadful-look­ Three long weeks I remained uncon­ scious. When I became sensible, anx­ ing man coming into the house !" Sarali picked up the poker and walked ious faces were bending over me. Papa, •o the door, wlrile I, imitating her ex­ mamma, and al! the folks were at my ample, snatched a stick of wood. Bud­ bedside. “What is th© matter?" I asked. In a l-dIv Sarah sried— •‘You little goose 1 It is Bill Mo- moment that dreadful day came to my re­ arty membrance. “Oh, I know!" said I, Sure enough, it wm Sarah's beau. with a shudder. It waa a long, long time before I re­ gained my strength. Every person petted and praised me. I was the heroine ww a dilraimx Hxnb didn’t of the neighborhood. Henry Vincent never became tired of descanting upon my bravery, and devoted himself to me Dknmakk has 1.980,675inhabitanta, OR>’O STRONG, Spring Good and teeming with customers HAPPY IN BARGAINS Our stocks for the Spring of 1880 consists, u usual, of the best selections from the largest wholesale houses in New York, Detroit and Chicago, which may be enumerated under the heads of Olothing, gashviHi giwrtorg. ' VILLA GE OFFICERS. PrssWsnt—EHba Cblncsaa. tUcordsr—Frank McDsrbjr. ■ > Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Ladles and Gent*’ Goods, ■ W. Old*, H. Rot, E ■ Crockery, THE CELEBRATED ErHUDtbT mxXlPAL ent JU H- j ton. Fulnr. h-tvJc*« every S»bba M DAVIS AND SINGER SEWING MACHINES! They cannot fail to please the Ladies. T o'clock (harp, on ar before tho full of tl Transient brothers err cordially invited. ROBERT McCA RTN Y JOHN L. SMITH, Secretary. gujiufM ^irrrtorjL W. H YOUNG, D. Office East ride of Main Btroet, NohriDe Office hoar* from 7 to 8 a. m. and 4 to 7 p. ta M* H. A. BARBER, P. Homaopathle Physician and Bnnroon • Offlc.*, near residence, on corner of Washing ton and State Street* NaahvUle, Mleh. M CHAS. 11. BRADY, A Kral Est*:* and I nauranca Actnt. ' CoUaeUnf and CunvejraBdng aapeelaltr. Bounty and Han­ ston Clalnu promptly attended to, and all ether buaincaa entraatac to my care. Office oppcalte Un­ nn House, Naahrllla. Mich. LEWIS DURKEE, I AWYER, NoUiy Public, Real EataU and Inaur ance Agent. Collections promptly made, and Conveyancing properly executed Office In D. C Griffith'* Stere. EMORY PARADY. TU8TICEOFTHE PEACE. Conveyancing ear* dully and promptly attended to. Office cut u._ —- W_______ UI.L tj CT OUR SYSTEM OF HANDLING ONLY Ilonest Cxoodw and selling on the basis of Three Feet to tlse yard and Sixteen Ounce* to the pound, enables ub to hold all our old custom­ ers and gain new ones every week. A visit to the PIONEER STORE will convince the incredulous of this fact. We aim to please patrons both in quality and price of goods offered them. Although most goods have advanced from 15 to 25 par cent we are selling many of them at the old prices. Try us aud see. N. B.—Will continue to pay the highest market price i> exchange for all farm products. L. J. WHEELER, Prop’r Pioneer Store, Nashville, Mich. 1VM. PAJiMENTER, D. Office over Hull'* Drug tuotitvUle, Mich. M• store, Ver- W. h. GRISWOLD, D. HoBoeopathlo PhyiLcUn ud Rnrftoa. • OSes over D. C. Griffith’! blare. Realdcncc comer 1’nllllp* aod Darke* itrcou. Prompt atuo- M A. M. FLINT, IS THE TIME To Take Advantage of the &REAT SPRING BOOM. It Uan Be Found at collections piutunUr made. < Griffith's Store, haabrilla, Mich. £ PAR ADV. ANUFACTURERtrfBooUandSbou. Making 111 and repairing neatly dona, alao atrtd atten­ tion to till ad orders promptly, and al the lowest living prtc—. EteopgsM ride of Main dtraet. D. C. GRIFFITH’S Where he is constantly opening New Spring Goods. CHARLES SCHEIDT, LACKSMITH. *1 tends promptly to all v II.Aw-NhocltMt line. B lhe Blrcksnuth and hit ——IN-------- ailsrrlliatcuj C«rd«. yyOLCOTT HOUSE, Nauhville, MioHiffan. C. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. This is • new Potri, crntrally located, well kept, and ita natrons on- always sure of gettlu* lattir a> eoinruodationa for the amount paid, than at any IIohh Harber CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, Boots, Shoes, IVotions, Etc^ EF" It is economy to trade with me, for I will not allow any merchant tar undersell me, who sella for CASH. JJERE YOU HAVE THEM DllCt MapU Gran, Mleh. When we «ay this, we mean that you havu Bargains in Spring Roods. g LIEBHAU8ER, READY MADE CL0THIN&, We are opening the largest and most complete stock of m<h. yHAT HUSBAND OF MIKE! Get* his SHAVING and HAIR CUTTING A. L. KASEY'S SPRING GOODS, that we have ever had the pleasure to present before the people of Nashville and vicinity, as a call at our store will fully prove. DRESS GOODS and PRINTS, E.A. BUSH, ’ “THE BOSS BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, NAMHTIULE, - MICH. yyiLLIAM JONES, It must also be remembered that we also carry an im—tnae stock of BOOTS, SHOES HATS, CAPS, G DENTISTS �NASHVILLE, MICH., Manufactures I0MUATI0S8. i-4.Mr.fl a axitrirxr>.<rf om.. • DSMOCSATIC TICKET: For rr~4d*»-WINFIELD H. HANNOCK, ofr , GREENBACK TICKET: ForJ‘rc«ldeut-JAMESR. WEAVER, of Iowa, ’ lor Vice PrwMetrt-BENJAMIN B. CHAM' BKKS,of Tr-«. ■ r NORTHERS COKRESPOSDEST. . Harbor Point, Mich, July. 8th, 1880' Editor The News. , During the National Democratic , Convention held in 1868 at the stage of. proceedings when the nomination ofI candidates was iu order a delegate ob­ . tained the floor and began in sonorous “chest tones” to extol the praises of a certain gentlemen, ascribing to him all the good qualities that the flesh of , any old regulation Bourbon was ever heir to, and at the close of a ponderous peroration, declared the name of 'Asa, Packard. Ajt ibe announcement of the name a delegate in another part of tho hall inquired x>f his associate, sotto voce, “who in----- is Asa Packard.” I do not narrate this incident with any desire to incite the readers of The News to any spirit of archarlogical dillettanteism over a subject so entirely devoid of interest as au investigation of the “pointe” otany such old-Hne-re- actionary Democrat as Mr. Packard, but simply to plant, it in pAitaposltion to tho inquiry that I assume you are making rs to where in the world is Har­ bor Point. Like the Scotch sailor during the Mexican war, on board a Yankee merchantman, under the guns of a “greaser” privat&r inquired of his cap­ tain what about these Mexicans; per­ haps he could make some compromise with them, for said lie, “what are the stars and streeps to me any mote than any other flog.” Of wSat special significance to you is Harbor Point, more than any other of the numberless pointe, promontories, hcadland.% capes, lovery’ eaps and devils* kitchens, that stud our immense Mja and lake coast from Mount Desert to Galveston, Vnncouvera Island to Acapulco or Dulufii to Quebec. This properly puts me ou the defensive and rationally demands a stateipent <tfour latitude and longitude climate, advantages, present census report, future prospects, etc., etc. First our location. Twro hundred mil­ es north and seven miles east of Maiu street in the village of Nashville, lands you at the depot of the G. R. & I. R. R., in the village of Petoskey in Emmett Co., ou the south-east shore of Little Traverse Bay. Five miles north-west on the opposite aide of the bay is situ­ ated the village of Little Traverse, first settled by white men, by the Jesuit Missionary Marquette, about two hun­ dred years ago. One mile east of Lit­ tle Traverse is located the State sum­ mer resort of the Presbyterian church, and on the east shore of the bay,one and a half miles from Petoskey, is Bay­ View, the State camp ground of the Methodist society. Sixty miles north­ east lies tlie Island of Mackinac and . the same distance south-west takes you to the large town of Traverse City, at the head of the west arm of Grand Traverse Bay. Seventeen miles southfcest takes you.to the village of Charl­ evoix at the out-let of Pine Lake, tho location of tho Baptist resort. Twenty milea west in Lake Michigan, lie tli'Beaver Islands. Thirty-six hours sail of a propeller lands yon in Chicago. The Harbor of Little Traverse is probably tbe finest and safest natural harbor on tlie Lakes, and is formed by a point of land extending three-fourths of a mile on ita south side. All ferry boats aud steamers making-Petoskey a night terminus, come hero to tie up. The point mentioned is known as Harbor Sint, br.t right here before further tails, perhaps you will allow a short digression for the purpose of interject­ ing a well understood truism to tho effect that in the make up of the aver­ age man there is a touch of savaginm, an inherited trait as old as the days of Abraham at Mamre, which as regulsr as the birds migrate or the Nnakc sheds ita skin, goads one with an irremstnUe longing to “turn aside into a desert place and rest awhile,” to cast Itebind one, the comforts and luxuries of home and home life, and, ’•rough it” in the wilderness. Two years *inee, a party of gentlemen from LanuiTed by this barbaric instinct, visited these waters and charmed by the ‘•canty of the point.r.nd at the same time having an eye to “business,” con­ ceived the idea that the location offer­ ed all the attractions required for a deer superior of tbe Catholic nunery at Cron* village, purchased it.and organi­ sed attack company under the name of Harlxrr Point amoeiation. From Dick Coupe• of Charlevoix, I learned tbe hiatory of tho purchase of tlie Indian tide/ It was not the purpose -of the tribe owning the point to dispone of it. but a crafty Jeamt when purchasing other lands including it in the general description and the chief unwittingly .* r -4 the deed,' a proceeding acarri- i ........... u.hM. dhm tliiK "«hr rrid year your eorres• in this country.at*kU? de Toured, stroll­ Liking the but roundings so well, proposed to tbe sec­ retary of the association to become a idiaie holder aud having pasactl the Buntiet of directors with out “blackHiDg.” was duly enrolled a member, and this year with wife and child­ ren, Nashville News, fishing bat. a gridiron and a sugar cured hum. am au established resident. The personnel of our association is va­ ried and recruited from agvide scope of professions, well adecotaabed together. Tlie educational interests are repre­ sented by President Abbott, of our State Agricultural College. *Thc press, by 8. D. Bingham, formerly connected with the latnsing Republican. Our State department, by Henry SleejHjr and Robert Devinney,.from the State offices at Lausing. The lejfcnl fraternity by Scnuyler OHs, from Lansing. Real Estate aud Insoianee by the firm of Jun -s & Porter, of Lansing. Retail Dry Goods by B. F. Simona, President of the Association. Wholesale Grocer­ ies by John Robson. Woolen Manu­ factories by.Orin Stone, of Flint. The traveling fraternity—commercial tour­ ists—by R. W. Bowker, of Flint. The divine art of music by a rented piano from Chicago aud Mr. Rowe, drum ma­ jor of the Lansing Knights Templar’s band. The Medical profession by Dr. Shank, of Lansing. Temperance Re­ form by Dr, H. A. Reynolds. The tran­ siont guests at the hotel represent sev­ eral localities, with o goodly number from St, Louis, which may perhaps, in a measure account for that city’s won* derously low census enumeration. Among the eccentric characters of th© association Dr. Shank, perhaps, stands as a representative. A friend of mine. once met him’ and pleasantly said "Good morning,” to which he gruffly replied, "Take off your hat,”which my friend nt once did. The doctor then said, “All right, I suspected you had your hah- parted in the middle and thought if you httd I’d be------if I’d shake hantls with you.” His reputa­ tion is, perhaps, a state rather than a local inheritance. During the last year I was describing our resort, to a gentle­ man and soliciting sale of stock, men­ tioned a few of the names of tlie stock­ holders aud among them the doctors. “What, that old c----- a that examined soldiers down at Jackson during the wart” “Yes the same.” “Well, good day; I don’t want any of your stock.” We are essentially a tempeianco com­ munity. T^ic handle of the water pitcher at our hotel being ornamented with s red ribbon and the most of tho residents conform to the strictest sort of total abstinence of Linscott or Revnolds,though a few still practice Paul's8 '. injunction to Timothy, a little wine, (and occasionally -»«—a ch’s sake and ifteuinfirmities. ........... ................ ,— Inpolitics p majority hitch to the tow line of Garfield's canal boat, though a few swear by the military buttons of Gen. Hancock, with a shade of fiatism inter­ mingled. In way of amusements boat­ ing and bathing can be indulged in adinfinitum. "Presbyterian billiards” are represented bv half a croquet sett, i from Hastings. Checkers, back gam I mon, dominoes and child’s game of au- I tbors are common, and from an ace of I spades that I saw sticking from a gen- j tie man's coat-tail pocket, I conclude that the standard games of seven up, old sledge, draw poker and euchre, are | not forgotten. Chuck luck, billiards | proper, nine Dins and horse racing are yet in the future. The climate, for summer is de- i .igh not ligiitful. "Just wanu enough >1 enough I to be to cool, aud just cool not to bb to warm.” Of. the ,I remarkable qualities of the climate i and ita effect upon residents, I will cite j two illustrations, one general, the oth­ er personal. Of the residenta here last I year sixteen return this year with new •»orn babies. My first work after reach- ' ing here was to unload and unpack two stoves, attach fixtures, sett them up, put pipe together, which had to bo sue- ! cessively lengthened aud shortened, all I of which I was, in due lime, able to j out a window. neilh.r.wearur break' palident - JULY 17, 1880. I here thou in the paUee, and-then into the miserable.hovel ot the igpomst poor where we not uijfreqnmtly found teu or twelve cbildreu, .dirty, ragged and ignorant and sometimes the moChwlying sick. Upon a dirty not in the corner of the mmerable dwellingdimensjons six by tan fret, and five feet high, and some olaceA we came to, the the motlft’kbiiil died, leaving tea • or a don-u litnw girls and beys to keep bonse and their rich neighbors appar­ ently, were ignorant of tneircondition. There are all kinds of Inudhm-e from the flstpraine to the hilly timber lands, and there ore a vast amount of it, al­ though ntaiut half of ourcountry can never be farmed because of ita being covered with rock. I mmigrants are pouring into thia country now and tak­ ing up himesteads and a great, many are going od to lands not surveyed, truBting to tjie government to some day survey it and give them a title. A great many immigrants' are passing through here ou tht-ir way to the Walla Walla country which is one of the flneest in the noit west. It was fine sport riding over hills, jumping fences, going through waiv­ ing fields of grain and fordiug the mountain streams, swollen by thomeltiugsnow. We sometimes would float down stream some distance before we would make a landing, running the risk of a good ducking'Budlosing our books etc. ' Tlie people have built down in the canyons, where beantiful cool springs are found. The bills/where they are free from stone, are. mghly productive. Some day when ' w« get a rail road through here and the Country settles up we will.have tlie be* country in the world- It is notloTnonotonons as in the western states or more properly the Mississippi Valley. Here by one days ride on a pony we can reach almost perpetual snow while down in the val­ leys the theremometer stands 60 degree in tho shade. No one need to come to ibis country expecting to find a beau­ tiful home aud make a living without work, because-, if you do, you will lie disappointed. The best part of tlie land is taken up although land is not high, compared with Michigan land. Everybody here spent the 4th at Willown lake. This is a beautiful body of water, situated in the exteu J sive Willowa Valley, and in whose wa­ ters are found,in countless nnmlicra the beautiful red fish, which make a food that a king would love to see. There are a large amount of land tn this val­ ley that is not taken up hut there are. two drawbacks. One is. it is not sur­ veyed. and the other is it is far from market and bail roads to get t<» it, aud not much prospect of ita being any better for some time to come, conic, but —. .it— is _ a I Oolng W—t From Jaotoosu 09319974 I I | • If or the seasoin of1880, Unquestionably the DIVISION. ,fi., and Easiest Riding Gr'd Rapid*--..Lv Ham mend......... MMdlwvilis ---------BmQbm.............. Naahrills........ Lv.. VarmoctvlD*____ Charlotte----- — Eaton Rapid*, .... Pi Cl no Kxpsbss STATIONS. Detroit,------- ... Jackson.... Rive* Junction, Erton Rapid*,.. Chariotte--------V<-nnontTlll»_„ Nashville—. — .. Has tin**—......... M'daievfUe,...... Hammond... ... Grand Rapid*,.. Through Coaches »nd Sleeping C«r» Io and front Grand Rapid* and Detroit All train* connect In •ame dejAt al Detroit with Great WeaUrn, Grand Trunk and Canada Southern Railway a. E. O. BROWN, II. B. LEDYARD. Aaa't Gen'l Supt Jaekaon. Gen'l Bop'l Petrol W. SMITH SELLS ( To be found in tlie NIavltet. GENUINE MASON IT IS GENERALLY KNOW FRUTCANS Workmanship and Materials extra tops and rubbers. WHITE FIMH. tkoi t. LAKH HERRIVG, ____ When Combined YVitli THE IDEAL OF THE TRUE ARTIST. All Goods of this Manufacture ----- By the pound or keg.------ Sugar, Tea ■ believing they will stand tory to all who purchase. *i.n«. w.ii at.^ the test, andJ . prove highly satisfac- i —i E. COOK ItOlX.ONAS. BKRF PRENNED HEEP, HERRING A HALIBUT. —FTtESn— —AND^— 1!^ Made of beat Onk Leather, Ohio Tanned. We also keep Whips, Robes. Dusters, • SALT MEATS, ANDHEAPS OF FLY NETS. CURRY COMBS, SWEAT PADS, CROCKERY BEST MADE COLLARS WITH HARNESS, ! . C. W. SMITH. 1 J '1 PAD ----- AND ALL KINDS OF------ CURES WITHOUT MEDICINE, CALL AND GET PRICES.------- NICHOLS,SHEPARD & CO-BatUeCrecLMich. ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE QUARTER MILLION SOLD! VIBRATOR | hreahing Machinery and Portable and Traction Engines. ___ Every Patient Delighted t I Hesiihsecuredi | Honey Saved I I4fc Prolonged I MATChLE58 far °* Mojuocu !*«»,*<«/ a. Gr»in-S.i1L». Tlma-hUrm*. Per- $200 REWARD Fo« s cs.bc ot Disbetes, Gravel, Dropsay, Bright'! loeonlloenoe or Retention of Urine, Painful Urine- ting, Brick-dust Depoait, Infla-nalton of the Kid­ ney*. Female WrakooM or Nenrou* Debility It will 4, i»u< Um thin Astonishingly Durable PORTABLE, TRACTIC -BURNING 81 tkUirc-B of Power, Ihrrabtuty, H Uautj tmttn-.'j ttt «”rrr Oat tit- tint! Htrnw : ' . !»en- l.,ni> |K>w.-r; iin . Tnlrty-Two Years of Prosperous and Cost luunc, locati :u. or muu«>arat. fttmuh* s Btrufi* i.rr-nUe* tnr .nrwt. ...1 K.^nnLla J..-..- <uo>l run •ENGINES. b AUTUL"! BE NOT DECEIVED STQP pOpTQRifle; V?EIT AT9fl96I CORRESPONDENCE FROM OREGON. | Union Citt, Oregon , July 5, 1880. I • Dear News: . Please permit me to occupy a few lines in your valuable columns ns I think a few lines about this coun­ try may be of some interest to your nu­ merous readers I have been taking the census of a part of this country, this month, hence I ho re had the opportune ty of seeing life in On-gon. In the first place this is a big country and of magnificient distances, it is now ' the prettiest time of tho year. Locust, , apple and other trees being in bloom. The bills covered with living green,! over which roam thousands of cattle, sheep and horses, grazing upon the river, bunch grass, which grows so luxuriently here. Tlie beef fattened on this bunch grass, is lhe best the world affords. Our little city is exceeding beautiful, orchards and shade trees being found in all parts with beantiful gardens, rose bushes etc.,...to complete tlie acene. The ----- a. _a_ «—* •-. which SJL.1P!." COU1 i ita way through our city is now h and swift that .it cannot be --------- .caused by tlie snow melting in the mountains this large body of snow­ water paasing through tlie town canara the air to be cool aud pleaaant,although the thermometer stands 90 degrees in the shade the heat is not opprewtive as >ti» in Michigan. 'The citizens have amaR irrigation ditches dug in all parts of the city and vicinity causing vege­ tation to fairly jump! It is truly a beau­ tiful place at prewcDt. Well, we hardly know how people do live until we start out on wudi a mis, 11 GRAND RAPIDS I amjprcpared to furnish ih the public Therefore I place my Goods upon the .Market confidentially I round ■ This ih irnrcly a healthy climate to live in I have had batter health I ere than I have had tor fifteen years. Pol­ itics is boiling. I will close fnr this time hoping that the News will continue ita visits to this far off counter: I remain yours, John R. Crites. VB Well, can’t you come up! There are numberless amusements open to choose from. 1 ou cau fish for speckled trout in Indian Creek, lieai Marquette, for blnck IWISH in crooked river, for pike in Carp Like, bathe in Sturgeon Bay, on shore of the upper pcninsulft,or fireyom patriotism under the shadow of the old flagon the rnmpartsof the fort at Mackiuac. Come up! come up!! and expand your lungs in an atmosphere, five from a taint of hilliousness, and bend your back to the sighing of a “white ash breeze.” ’Twill do more in one week in aid of sound sleep and good digestion, than attend­ ing all the political conventions this side of Dahomey. "Swell” toilets not required, a flannel bathing suit is the necessity, all else is luxury. H. J. M. MAIN LINE tlie To be had al jour Drug Store, or we will wind It by mall. Writ* tor our book, riving • history ot this new and wonderful dl*corery. r, rars 'ljurlMital **4 nnklaw ireMarr? rr 7" tuy u »>'.*-* t»e “Ori,-'.»al"»>4 U» "OcuBtu." fr- •«CJ*r«r tan purtlrutarB «*I1 M w «e*Jer., «r urtU «•*•«"» lllanraM CUentar*. >kUh T. malt frw. AMram. MICH0L8, SHEPARD * CO., Batti* Crtak. Mich, i J. OSMAN, Prop. SINGLE OR DOUBLE TURN-OUTS LOW RATES COM’ERCIAL TRAVELORS / MATE A SPECIALTY Oppotila the Wofcolt Home. NA-LvUIe, Mfe-h. J, OS.WAX. JJARXEHHt HARKENS t Makes the boss Carriage, Light road aud Team ■ HARNESS ! For a small sum of money and don’t you forget it. Have you seen any of W'ill’s work! If not call on him. one door north of Boise and Francis’, get. his prices and von will trade. W E CLARK, Sellers’ Liver Filin are also high­ ly recommended for caring liver com­ plaint, constipation, nick headache, fe­ ver and ague, and all diseased of the stomach and liver. Sold by all drug gist at 25 cents per box. P. T. BOISE:, (Successor to Boise Bros.) YOU CAN FIND AT MY STORE You can always find the following articles, or will be made to order : All kinds of 1 am prepared to furniali •»O Yeiiru before the Public. Pronounced by all to be the moat pleaMnt and effieaeiotu remedy how in use for the cure of cought, cold*, Jumtmnetg, croup, tickling sensation in the throat, whooping cough, etc. Over a millibn bottle* told within the lati few yean. It gives relief where ever .used, and the power to impart benefit that cannot be had from the cough mixtures now in use. Sold by all druggists at 2S cents per bottle. flttwlnirsr. Pu. ^TTEVHON ALL! Day Kidney Pad Co. ASHVILLE LIVERY. SELLERS’ COUGH SYRUP! FARMING IMPLEMENTS, OSBORN REAPERS AND MOWERS, SULKEY RAKES, Shovel Plows, Corn Cultivators and Harrows both Square and , butterfly. Double and Single. Heavy and light, unsurpassed in style, qualit/Mnd low prices. Repairing done theap. Callars, Collar Pads and in fact everything in the Harness line. LUMBER, WAGONS, Tl.-dlcin,-., <'lirmli-ala. Paint*. Olla, Varnishes, Surgical Instruments And all the leading Remedies in Patent & Propriatory Medicines School Books, a large line of Bibles, Autograph and Photograph Albums A COMPLETE LINE OF STATIONERY, Carriage., Top and Single buggies and Spring wagons. Trim­ Wall Paper and Bordering, ming a specialty. Old tops made to look as good as new. Remember we have a foundry and are always ready to reapair make or furnish anything made of Cast or Wrought Iron. Horseshoeing and Job Work done by the best 6f workmen. Casting a specalty. Scrapers and Farm Bells cheap. Chilled and land sides to fit almost any plow. Kettles, all sizei, Col­ umns for Inil-linrs, Iron Fencing [TKIMMED FHEE.J AS FINE A LINE OF Ab there is in town, and all war­ ranted to be as represented or money refunded. CAXZ. ANI EBB WT hyt-r "e -f.uuua. « Prtparai <u «I. F. T. BOISE. �THE Pt BUC. ----- BELIEVING THAT-----t welva or fourteen ycant old, epund rrl.axtng hhhold upon turn petvh fell to the track and IN 187©. v was served at the middle ,l»y ■ - JULY IT, 1890. The school library of Lawton, in to >ka pouting over him. HU i as to 3EZnal>o im "iuj------ j. be increased by the addition of 1,000 home ih inon ■ iiHubbard, iiiji , . - between --___ — Car -KEach aide of her, and that p little more volume*. penter and Morgan streets, Chicago. competition will make a little bet­ Any number of farmers to ter market, I have purchased a stock ' it A son of Phineas Thompson, of OCR EUROPEAN LETTER. Grand Blanc, was killed by lightning Mr. Editor: last Friday. For tbe last few day* ths only cry of Onl<)a<1 Wheat and Grain ExPreparations arc already making" at peditlously ui Accuratly. Kalamazoo for the State Encampment . uS^zox, Eng.., Junk 19,1880. We Dr. VanHorn to be held there the week commencing FREKB-RHOADE8 In Naahrtito, Jnly 9, UN); I’he London season is now at what is August 8. by K Parady K*j . Mr. Covert O. Freer, at Paroffice at Humphgenerally known as ita "height, ” a August Herby of Manistee, while pull erys, Bully for Dr. point of elevation which-'it usually Mosher says biz is booming over on ing-a boat over a mill boom on tbelStb —Ml LLER -In Naahvllh July a, ISM. fell iu backwards and drowned. He reaches between the Epsom and Ascot WELLMAN » *£f*'J*h ~ C the town line and from what we hear leaves a wife and two children. Ti'iwwhwa Dai as in desire to announce that haring erected weeks. The hotels are full to over­ it is liable to continue. 1 lHWcirSf * cllZlwS. one of the largest and most conreDimt Jacob Miller formerly a butcher- in flowing, and under the impression, not ’MeKELVET—D*COt7BCTj—At tha M. E I’« •onage Inib la vllla<r, on Thursday. July I5tb, Campbell seems to be a little out Ypsilanti • was overeome'by the beat .. , , elevator buildings in central Mk-Wgnn, altogether unfounded, that many a vis Rar. A- D. Nawtou. James MeKelvay of Ma] while working in the harvest field on down at Jasper’s.and Will Albat is try­ Oro vs, Mich., to Hannah Maria Detouiey. «» receive sad itor tb London has not whefe tp lay his the 9th and died in a few hours. ing to educate his coot sleeve to encir­ Lightning struck and burned several head, a new club is being started for BAIiCOCK—MUDGE—At tbe reatdenre of the cle tlie fair Mary’s waist. stacks of wheat on Chas. Sutton’s farm (he purpose of providing persons prop­ brlde’a hither in Berryville, .July lei, by HewJoo. Ben says if Vina hod rather ride in a near Battle Creek on the 10th. Much -. Mci'heli. Mr. Uurydon L. Bedrock and Mb* erly Introduced, balloted-for and elect­ top carriage with an old man than to grain was destroyed throughout the r°"°’ ■"»' ed, with sleeping accommodation at so hoof it with a young one.why all right, country. goods and canJ . Mary Fahey, of Hillsdale,' became much a night., So many middle-aged and he will find some other girl that is suddenly speechless, last Sunday, and and elderly geutlemen sleep habitually better on the "hoof.” died in a few hours. The doctors claim in Club-houses, that the notion of open­ EASILY MEET COMPETION, We understand that Charlie Swest that her death waa caused by the ex­ ing a club especially for sleeping pur­ has been very idek but is ou tlie. np cessive'heat. Having bought for cosh. My expenses, That may be brought them. Thew also ‘ The body of Francis D. Bonner was poses has. at tirat, u rather satiracal grade again. We are glad to hear that LOGAL MATTERS. are low. 1 do not still goods nt coat, keep for sale at the lowest prices’ look. ‘.‘The Dormir” Club, however, be is better for Charlie is a good boy found iu the fit. Clair river near Port ns the new institution will be called, but a: a fair living profit. Lambton, on the 9th’. There was a Ratification .Yleeting. Seeds, Flour. Feed, Lime, Salt, an -1 we should hate to looee him. wound on tho right temple which sig­ is lieing set on foot in splier seriousness. The Democratic Party of Nashville It is proposed to takp a larger house up They have a fine Sabbath school at nified foul play. Fluster, Stucco. Hair and and viciniLy purpose holding a ratifi­ the" M. E. church with a full line ot Janies H. Snook, aged 03, died on tbe thu west-end and convert it into a sort cation meeting on tlie 34th inst. at 2 Shingles. of private liotcl, nt which nil the rooms officers and teachers and all seem tb bt; 8th at Mt. Clemens. He has been a re" but one—reserved /foi breakfast—will o’clock p. m. at the close of which a earnestly at work for the good cause. sident of tliat place for 45 years and be bed-rooms. Tge "Donnir” Club or club will be formed, good speakers will Always ready at moderate rates. had held the position of post master “Doormouse” Cl ub, ns it is already cal­ be on han <1 tn address the meeting, all We think our little Elder Daniels its for the post 12 years. led, will be open only to the select few. are invited to attend. AINSWSWORTH Jt BROOKS. just the bow preaelier, ‘ Mrs. In* Chickster? one of the Even­ To enjoy the right of sleeping in one ‘ By order of committee, SPECIALTIES: Harvest is progressing finely. The ing Newt excursionists from Allegan, of ita bbds, it wjU4m;necessary to be n W. H.Y’oung, Chairman. DETROIT most of the farmers have their wheat waa killed by the upsetting of a coach member of attending West-end club, which was being driven by a drunken nnd the management of the enterprise Customer—" Why are ‘Malt Bitters’ Builders Hardware, cut and some have commenced draw­ driver in the White Mountains on the is to be rested in a committee of club­ so popular I” Druggist—" Because, as Pure White Lead, ing. Tbe Clark boys are doing a nice 12th. men, on which each of the principal a Food Medicine. tlic-y enrich tlie blood, thing with theii reaper they are sweep­ The residence of Thos. B. Hurl)’, ed­ clubs will be represented. It Is inter­ harden tlie muscles, quiet the nerves, Pure Ohio Boiled and 41-44 ing all tbe grain that gels before them. itor of the Benton Harbor times, was esting in this new undertaking to see perfect digestion.” Raw Linseed Oil, They areUttle fellows but they are burned on the morning of the Sth. the associative principals carried, yet They 11 do It. .AND There was S500 insurance on it, but no­ one step farther than it had reached gritty. thing except a little furniture w».s before. English gentlemen have long Go to the Old Reliable Market for Lard, Castor. Well Mr. Editor this is our first at­ saved. Loss not fully known. been in the habit of combining for eat­ Fresh, Salt and Smoked Mejits of all Golden, Sperm, tempt in this biz and if it should prove Henry Roe, Mrs. Eliza Young, the woman who ing, drinking, smoking, canl-phtying kinds. Proprietor. Virginia Lubricating Oils. contagious enough to come eut in print commencid a suit for $25,000 for in­ and reading purposes. They are now I making arrangements for sleeping to- I W. A. FOLGLASE, M. D., Resident yon may hear (rom me again. Yours juries received by stepping though a gether. I'hyalcian aud Burgeon, Lowell sidewalk and tailed to get it, till after election* House,,of' Commons has <commenced suit against Illithe village IIIW1 IIUIHIVIKCU Bllll. » 111041' Ii .. The ' ,................... ,,........., " has , ,la-cn I " very Office 204 Woodward Avenue Kc'logg's Columbian Oil b a powerful rvmcdr, again, laying her damages at $10,000 I lively over Br.ullaugh and his oath, which Zebadial Sceopkndyke. be taken Internally a* welt a* externally name and Room* for Hoarding Fatienta tfiis time. • ! On ’ of the- members, Mr. Worton, by tbs can tendered infant It enrvs almoat Inatanlly, WOOUWARD AVsIna“ The examination of Walker, the I la pleaeant, acting directly upon the n-rvoua ayaWEST KALAMO ITEMS. Dr. ulone’a Turki.h Bathe aud Hygcta* :cm. cauaing audd-n • buoyancy of tbe mind. In well-known citixen of Mt. Clemen., I .'. ".'/V ,'’’..JL'JI. tbe wondcrtnl etTecU of thia inoal wonderful The finest makes of Charctel with omrawinK a little girl. «u W- .V h,™vi“l bl'ar 'lr War- abort remedy cannot be explained In written lansnavc. Oats give promise of a large yifcld. A bIngle doae inhaled and taken accordim to dlree Mrs. J. L. Marryfleld hu our thanks ItlZORK. for those, ripe apples presented to ns dheaee* : Hheumall*m«*r Kidnry Diacaae Io any SII KAILS, last week. Tlrt y were the first ripe Forma of Chrenic, Surgical riio burn nf (’hriRfnnliiT I’nlo nf Ch- ,,n,J‘I’U <Ug tilt debate Gladstone mid . Sprain*. BratetM. Flctb Wound*. Bunion*. Burn*. SCISSOKH. apples we ever had the pleasure of in­ 1 lit biHu ot ( nristoplH 1 Colt, of Or : Bright sat. as mute as mice, wondering Corn*, I c-- -i-j —। utfmtlon. Folk-, Crarapinx Faina.<-Choi—<•- j! Splnai era Morbu*. Flux. I Harrboca, Cough*. Cold*. Bron ; ion was struck by lightning on the 10th ; | IO „. j t W( ,uhl all end. l -terviewing that grew and ripened in !in<1 7i,.h c « n “ ’ “ b*. consistThe statue of Lord Byron is now un­ ehlal affacllnti. Catarrh, ami all iliic*«c* external of IN THE WORLD. Michigan by July 4th. ing of 200 bushel, of wheat, one horae. | velW p„wil. pu,t. in jIvllc p„rk, ' Internal. Full <1lrcctl«wa with tach bottle. For ax, Kxjxxis'»fLr*ss It is about time we said something the season s clip of wool, hay for the ; iH.|1jntl Apsly House,in whnt areknown I Hamilton Gardena. But very few 1 Jobniton’* Saraaparllla, cure* Liver Complaint. about tlie heavy rains, so here goes, did wpmuig rent ami farm implement., en• > elub Fret, Hair IJps. Tumors, Boon I»teJ oh nt ton'* SaraaparUla, cure* Indigestion. tirelv eonaumed. Fee barn and part | pn ,aent at tlie unveiling. Tbe rajw-H and nil forms pf Deformities. Spin.I one ever know it rained on Saturday ‘^n'aturo’. Hip IHaeaseaand Club Feet Atted Solinitou’i Harnapartila la used by everybody. of the contents were insured. I statue represents the poet clad i ai last! We know that harvest machine­ with Bra<*ea. All forma of Eye and Ear Dl»r£'T£*Vd,rUhthe ’n.irov.-^nti’rf Richard Beahan, a well-known cit- yacting dress, sitting iu deep repose 1 Johnaten’* Hanaparlllacurea filek Headache. ry gets mired in tlie field, and farmers iz.cn of Ann Arlxir and for right years 1 and with the manuscript of “Cliilde ; Johnston'* Saraaparilla cure* Dytpepala. Age. Very severe cm..-s of Throat. Lung. Lye, Ear and Uterine DliwMaea cannot be aa are at.aloss to find help to secure their ■ I>ast justice oltlm ycacc died quitCJtud- ) Harold” upon his knee, contemplating j auccewfully treated at adistancr. hener such 1 C FOUNDS GAINED In three week*, and cured harvest. • I uenly o- Sunday about midnight, from • from the rock which supports his col- 1*1 of cunanmptlon. niust needs come to Detroit. Beat of G’----- r Call and see me. Respectfully, I Dnrinr the storm <>n Katnnlnv mnrn I congestion of the brain nnd lungs, ossal figure, the ocean, which was his of all forma always on hand. Brazilian FebSt., ■ i ? ,. ,™. " •u"n'- He wa« on ibe ttreeWridny, nnd hi. I delight At I.it. feet croidte. hi. dog, Mvaars. Craddock A Co., 1032 RacePhiladelphia, Pa. ________ IBANK C. BOISE. ing last, the lightning struck a barn term <>f office tis justice of the peace “Boatawain,” whose epetaph his master belonging to Wm. Spire. It done but had only. expired on the proceeding wrote, and which embodies a fling at • Hutment. for ■ fried of inlne who Is not expretej npHEOLD ESTABLISHED l.rrxltl given. Chargea low. slight damage to the building, but, ly- Saturday. poor humanity for ita insincerity. ing under a shed connected with the Willie Blackman, of Kalamazoo ng- • The Lambri-l jilmeeliere libel case, I gained flftren pouinh white teklt « th* ^AND RELIABLE FURNITURE FIRM OF | harn n tarm nnmlw.r of I i5 vears, was killed at South Huven before the ( ourt of Queen s try thrm. thrre bottle., and I know It la Ju«t the thing barn waa a large number of hogs, thrtH- o|) tfw j.^, 1Ie worke<i in Selking s Bench, revealed some curious pIirms fir.t for him. Ite<p«:tfully, J. V. HULLIjv rr-no-burg, An<!er«on Co, Kt. of which were killed. pinning mill and was sitting, about of London Society. Lady •-Seebright ’Squire Booth, of west Kalnmo and I three feet to one side, and in front of to have been a witness, but she is the Hawk man, have been having a Pl1” Ptyner when the knife broke in abwmt in the south part of Europe. Dr. Hill's English Extract cf through the Hart. | three pieces, one piece striking the boy **Jid she been present we would have <fi«ip«ie *t one. it « Are on Hand with a one inch above the heart killing him learned more।about those festive even- I r’J°Kr,rtInllMXUr. CRADDOCK« instantly. ingsather ladyship's aristocratic abode, °°-1052 lt,cr *ft- in,‘I>d brought about by a not very compHea- i instantly, A NEW LINE OF ted paragraph in regard to tbe green* ’ ’ ’ Lightning struck the wind mill of and some «»f ns would have been nleased to hear that “Lambri Pasha’s French back convention recently held nt Chica­ Mr. Topp, of Hadley on tho 9th. A bank-notes, $^000,” paid to her lady­ Rf.mewek is it scioutitic combination son of Mr. Topp. about 20 years of ngt-, go. said paragraph appeared in tbe according to his statement, for of some of the most powerful restora­ Of Every Description. was in the mill at the time and had his ! ship, Hawk. Potter appeared to have, so far, hand on the wire thni puta the mill out two nights’ lodgings were all right, and tive agents in the vegetable kingdom. ®FT3S Which will Defy Competition in every for the first round, a decided advan­ of gear and the lightning struck his square. It is rather startling tho’igh, It restores gray hair to ita original col­ Respect. Remember that all our or. It makes the scalp white and clean to hear that those innocent festivities tage, the light shining so brightly in the arm tearing his shirtsleeve into shreds were kept np till seven o’clock in the It cures dandruff and liumorK, and fnllGoods, which we Manufacture, ’Squire’s face, ns to have a staggering i and burning his arm severely and morning: bat wo must assume that :ng-out ofthe hair. It furnishes the are Warranted in Every causing partial paralysis of the arm West-end card parties do not break up nutritive principle by which the hair is ten dency if not place him hart du but he will probably recover. Respect. at bedtime. I may explain that L.idy nourished and supported. It makes ‘ It (□ n rpecific In the cure of nil diaraaw of tb.n combat. Saturday evening Officer Herrick of Seebright. the entertaining hostess of the hair moist, soft and glossy, and is Kidneyn. Bladder. Proataflc portion of tb-1 Now that The News has a corres­ Pontiac discovered a woman iu an al- "Lambri Pasha,” is an amateur actress tinsurpassed as a hair dressing. It is Oreana Irritation cf tbe Keck of thu kteie.cr. We are also prepared to furnish any­ ary Burning Urine. Gleet. Oonorrhen fa all itsrsan a. pondent from Muleville upon tlie con­ cy apparently in great nain. He con­ of more than amateur ability. She is the most economical preparation ^ver Mucotte DtechargM> Congestion of ibaKFoc* • thing in tlie veyed her to the jail, where every . • com.... 1 tho tiiv wife •’ iic ui of it a baronet, itiiiiiiH, t, min aud her tier parties puriics offered to the public, as its effects re­ BrL-k Hunt bepoait. Diabetes. Inflammation < f • fines of which place I happen to be a . JJ fort was provided for her, and a child ftn(] aggemblica, when she is in town, main a long time, making only an oc­ thn Kidneys and Bladder, Dropsy of theKIdncya LINE resident, and which locality not only wB.lK.rn fifteen mmuu-B alter the <li>- ara ‘•.wrllixh" in the extreme. Now casional application necessary, It is IVDERTA K I.Vfw Acid Urine, Bloody Urine, Paite In tbeltecU.n i f the llUddcr. PAIN IN TILE BACK. Urinary Cal­ It has since died. The wo­ that the trial has ended in favor of the recommended and used by eminent includes West Kalamo, but Knlamo cover?-. culus, Itenal CaicultM, Renal Colic. Retention of A* we have lhe mo*t complete line ot proper, I find "Othelo's occupation men is doing well; but tells contradi­ defendent, “Labby” will cock-A-whoop medical men, and officially endorsed by ctory stories as to where she comes on the subject of gaming and gnmsters. the State Assayer of Mnsaacbusetta. gone,” so far as mj- correspondence is from, claiming to be going to Owosso. hi rorsoiu odrsoced tn life. COFFINS, • (AMKETN, The popularity of Hall’s Hair Rencwer Alpha. IT IS A KIDNEY INV- STIGATOR that Baconcerned, therefore, be it hereby has increased with tho test of many The house and Itarus of Christopher rtoree tbe Urine to Ita tMtf.ml color, recorccl/.o ROBES. MIHOl ltN Ac. sei 1 r.nd liumlnc. iknd tbe effect of the cxctaiivn known to all tlie News readers,and the Range, of Hadley, were simultaneous­ years, both in this country and in for­ Republican Caucus. ncn uf IprnTlrtoinw drink eign lands, and it is now known and world in general, that two .writers for ly struck by lightning, on tho 9th. Of any one in the country. Tho Republican electors of the town­ I’kicx-fl; or. Six Bottle* for gL in all the civilized countries ofthe tlie same local paper, from the same The house was slightly damaged but ship of Castleton are lequested to meet used world. the barns containing about 50 tons of arc using and recommrn-ling tho Extract ewety locality, is to much of a feast, and hay and a small quantity of grain,were nt the Wolcott House, in Nashville, For Sale by all Df.alei*. day. Wem^cht, tt yechoee, giro tbonun** of whereas, said "Muleville” correspond- quickly set on fire. The flames com­ Thursday the 22nd day of July, 1880, at nanv who have expretmev! the belief that It to an 2 o'clock in the afternoon, for the pur­ ivaluaUe medicine, and worth many times ita L?" The Celebrated Clow Grain dent has far better facilities for gather­ municated to a large shed, buruing the pose of electing ten delegates to repre­ coat. • . whole in a very short time the total Cradles at B oise’s Hardware. i Bead for Ctrcolar. Sold by nil dreggkks. ing items, and dispensing them. loss ou barns and contents and dam­ sent the township of Castleton, in the JOHNSTON & CO Therefore, be it Resolved, by the West age to house is about $1,000 insured county convention to be held at the ry For Jewelry and Watches go to for funeral occasions furnished free of Court House, in the city of Hastings, 161 JEFFERSON AVENUE F. T. Boise. Kalamo correspondent in convention, for $800. charge. on Thursday, the 29th day of July, 1^0, Detroit. Mich. Between nine mid ten o’clock on the at 13 o’clock, noon. By order Township assembled, that it is the duty of tho J. LENTZ A SONS. evening ofthe 8th Mrs. M. Niles, of said West Kalamo correspondent, and Com. Jobs Kkagle, Chai:man. Big Bargains in Tea, and a Beantiful that raid News be, and is hereby re­ West Bay city, died very suddenly and £T IS A FACT For sale by F. T. BOISE, Conch Shell given with every Pound. under circumstances which led to the C. Yv. Smith Nashville. Mich. “Them Feet” quested to cancel Ifis engagement, and calling of bcoroners jury. The jury That we keep the omit tho West Kalamo department, met at the residence about 11:30nnd re­ tyWill par the highest market and Resolved: That this corres- mained until 2 o’clock tbe following For half an hour before the circus price in cash forunsalted butter Farm­ morning when it adjourned until 7 p. ' pondent is under great obligations to m. The circumstances connected with opened yesterday an anxious-looking ers bring inyour butter and save the salt. E. Reese. h 1 T r UT A obtainedfor mceli*uie«l devic the people in general fortheir forbear­ the case tendetl to create the impres­ middle-aged man was observed walk­ U i* I I ■ I \ e-, ■nMleal. or olhereonpotml ing around nervously, as if he had a ryBuy your Dry Goods,Boota Shoes, ance, and for the promptness in which sion that she had been murdered, but free ticket and was afraid the show was i l u they manufactured items of local inter­ the physicians who made a post mor-* on tbe point of busting up. When the Hats. Capa, Groceries, Provisions, tem examination, claim that death was ticket wagon opened he made a rush Crockery, Notions, etc,, of E. Reese, est, and made known the particulars in caused by natural causes. who always sella at the lowest prices. for it and bought a past-board, bnt full to writer, therefore be it resolved: The fire fiend visited Jonesville, while ou the way to the tent, ticket in that the “Muleville” writer, whoever Hillsdale Co., ou Sunday morning do­ hand, a woman dodged into the pro­ he or she may be, is most respectfully ing a vast amount of damage. The cession, seized his collar, and for half a flnteh. poaite the Patent fMZrr. w<t are able louic cb»* Parlor Suits, informed that I claim no farther right steam mill, owned by E. O. Groveruor; minute tlie air seemed full of heels. exnuiinailnri*, k:»] ~*cnrv Pstenta more piMOMly a large wagon shop, owned by Geo. W. “ Going to the circus, eh ! ” exclaimed and with broa-ter aad tetter etoiua. :haa tboae who Chamber Suits, COUNTED to occupy the position as correspond­ Bullock, tlie Sheriff; a large frame tenWo£tkors, the woman os she slamed him around. ent and would, thanking The News building, owned by H. H. Smith, and a “Sneaked oat of tlie back way and for the gentlemenly manner in which number of smaller ones, nine m all, made a bee-line for here, did you F Bureaus, “Let np on me—stop—for Heaven’s extension Tables. it has .entertained me, and published were burned. The loss is very large tor the village, and cannot be far from sake! this disgraceful! concoct!” he my squibs, hereby withdraw from the M0.000. that ou the flouring mill alone Maculated as he tried to keep her at not over pleasent or agreeable task of anil’s length. Camp Chairs, Ac. “Gentlemen,” she said to the crowd, itemizer for the the wide awake and -A18Oler amounts. The fire originated as she held up one foot and then the progressive sheet The Nashville io mill, aud when discovered was other—“see them shoes! I’ve worn Oommon Furniture News. j beyond control. There was but $1,000 ’em !>etter nor a year, and there liain’t Veirv fnllv i.insurance — __ i. _ JgOOT AUD SHOE SHOP. on the entire burned proper- nothing left but heels and shoe-strings. E.D. All the children are Jost as bad off. and we don ’ t have half enough to eat. Our Undertaking Departmn’t The body of a boy waa found on the explains why I’m bouncing him— EATOM OOUITT ITEMS. track east of Centreville on the 9th, That Conplat* la avary particular. BOOTSand SHOEH, which had been run over and cat in why I’ll make bis good for nothing heels break bis good for nothing neck!” twain nt tbe waist. The remains were Id BvorkinaaUkamMtMr nd at to* >ricM. We guarantee Cfeirlotie is to have her ways lighted They fell over a rope as she grasped FIXE SHOES, .pecteliy. gathered up and carried to the next up by means of street lamps. him, and in the confusion he broke station wnere wherean coroners coronersinquest inquest was waa w r.J ..... ■ sranon A. BURGMAN I Prices that Can’t J Undersold’ N. G. “P« «ew- held. The unfortunate lad was aecom- away, leaving the ticket on the ground. al sheep killed by dogs one night last [ panipj by a larger white boy, who had A boy handed it to her, and wiping the agbth wavtxd nmmuDnna rerou* patron *«f lhe mil id nd off her nose with her apron she waefc, , (disappeared, and also by a colored boy, w by fair dealing mTm mud. Mrs. A. Crawford, of Eaton Rapids. , who came through to Jackson. Tlie their nunbar darter (be “I hadn’t seen no giraffes, nor downs, HOW TO BNfrgjjffli fell from a cherry tree last week aud j latter infonned parties there that tbe broke her arm. dead boy was induced by tin? larger Ijov ' nor snakes, nor hyenas for twenty-five your CALI, AIO> GET PRICEH. i dwelling of Hiram Hart, of Car-. L> leave his home in Chicago and rnn 1 । awved Nashville will Soon Ri­ val the County Seats TT A P TITJU A Pt1 ■“AXLi/ W xiXvIh, Iron, Nails, AINSWORTH & BROOKS Glass, Stoves, Tinware, Paints, Oils, Vamishcs, ,hey arr and Brushes' PAY THE HlflHEST MARKET PR1C£ A FIRST-CLASS TINNER Money Sated Ki Dealinf willi then. Meflical&Snrgicalliislitate A. B. SPIIIET.I.D.,.Prop. The Legal Tender and Other COOK STOVES.' FARMERS & MECHANICS TOOLS. J. LENTZASONSi- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - FURNITURE BUCHU Best Kidney Investigators in Uss. A GOOD HEARSE Largest and Best Selected Stock NO PATENT NO PAY FURNITURE BI RI - IIHHTORS osahioo. and Kellogg, Demaray & Co, Onrokleat, best and rnort rr �A new Dutch loan nt £10,000,000 wfll 17. 1880. WEEILTIEWS REVIEW with tbe nation which will c introl the opium traffic of teo J inverted U to be 875,- expelled litigants. Coz. Felton,-nephew of ex-Gov. Til- Ea#l ni-gotiating fw ihe jnircli»#e of the crop, which is stid tolie scanty thi* year Late information from Indian Terri- 111 Boid he, “'Several Garfield, I cane to thirty building#, tho. Opera Ho the Hungarian Dwi recently fought a doeL Ki •UW.OW: n.-urni. . A Co., 'bowing failure# m tbe United Htat.s team'd to six weeks’, the other to two week# the first half year of 1880. York, oo the twelfth dsy of bin fart, showed During tnc tart with liaUlitkB of the United 1880, 2,497 4,068 failures wtth 885,779,310. liatalittM .. moving with alacritv in giving el newly bill just paaxd. An official granting full tbe.Commnutatw uprising# of in aubm-qucni iraninvctionary Henri Rochefort wm welcomed on his return to Paris by 6,000 persons who sang the “ MareeUlaise '* and cheered him.... A raft t.i America in OrtoUr. Hbe will pUy 100 nighta in New York and other dtitw.... piece# <>n tho Bl The cenatu return#i ■ give ' Minucapoli# ‘a popu- board ix riabed. lation of 4S.323. Albany has 90,143 inliabturned itanta. President Gkevy has granted parT he shipments of fresh meats to Eu- dona and commntation of *cn<>.-ncestomm rtiliuH, switching himself with a towel. than 1.300 common-law criminal# iu home and Thu condition of Dr. Tanner, the reccrd for one week. The #hipmenta include •olomal prisons. The Minister of Marine h?» JCudmoU doctor, on tnc thirteenth day of his ship to lie immedi8,965 cattle. 5,620 quarter# of dressed beef, 1,155 ordered a targe transport home the amnestied *-* 1,065 quarter# of mutton, and 115 tiriy* from New Caledonia. Al-out Comm and bin condition living in different parts of 480 entitled to return.... era by tho Spanish authorises, 'have been put Europe • of tho prohibition likely to be i»to death. Tho victims were all #ick when .. .----------- uncut little grain mil be ex­ ported from this year; and Germany, and, for that] matter, England, will depend wmiure, IW I respirauun, is. • p““ physician. ’ . largely ir grain aupply on tbe United tzx-k a walk of a few blocks, accompanied by THE WITH. ' ' which will be glad news for American watcher#. . . A young man. n.t Danville, Va., en- farmers. Tint explosion of a boiler in an iron T he celebration ot the national fete tercd a house of ill-fame, of which hi# sister nd? at Pittsburgh killed the second engineer and .one of tbe firemen, ami damaged tho prop­ derto wipe out tho disgrace of the family.' erty to lhe extent of 83,000. The girl justified him in his murderous wrath, Dr. Tanner completed tho fourteenth and embraced him as ho was led away by the ono of the mort itnpo-ing demourtrstions ever wjtuewKed at tho French capital. President ■ day of liia fart on Uw 12th of July. His weight officers. She will die. Gravy opened tho cemnoniea in the hippo­ George Saxford nnd Ricliard Mc­ drome at Ixingchampa, in the pretence of a in the fourteen day#. Hi# pubtc Kee, both colored, were banged at Osceola, magnificent awictnblagc. Hia remarks, which itnre showed bint to . be growing Ark., July 10, for the murder of Armlstead were brief, wore followed by a aalvoof artillery, a review of the troopa and the presentation of Penn, colored, on the 26th of November last. new colon to ell the regiment# of the army. Both confessed their guilt, but said tlie Lord The enthuaiaam and the brilliancr of the apocA wagox, containing a party of ex- had pardoned them. taclu were unparalleled even in France. Not­ cundonirts from Michigan, was tipped over A touxo seiunon on a vessel recently withstanding the vast crowds, the beat of order prevailed. while d«-«cending Mount Washington, resulting A London dispatch announces tha tel of tho yellow fever. The ship and the re­ d-sath of Tom Taylor, the well-known author mainder of her crow were immediately sent drunken driver waa probably fatally hurt. and dratnatirt... .The Pniwdan Government back to the quarantine station. According to the new census report, officii Uy denica the rejxirt that a deficient har­ ’ While two prisoners charged with vest is apprehended iu Germany. Buffalo has 154,766 people ; Syracuac, 52,210; murder were being conveyed to Hernando, and Jj’ntland, which turn# out to be tho L<irge«t Muw., a body of masked men stopped tho offi­ Russia’s Deed Empress. citv ui Vermont, haa 12,223... .From return# already made, tbe population of tho State cers and took possession ot the two men. The Empress Moria, of Russia, was tho of Connecticut i# erttmited at 600,000, which officers vent off for asdrtaDce. On returning they found tho two prisoners dead, with their daughter of tho Grand Dtike Ludwig II, ro in ten year#.... Island railroad, Dear throats cut from car to ear, their bowels pro­ of Hesse Darmstadt, and was bora Au­ b 300 Italian laborer# truding from nnmbcrloM wounds indicted with gust 8, 1824. knives, and a rope around each of their nicks. Alexander II, her husband, met her first in his travels through the continent, The Democratic National Committee when a comparatively voung prince, and era. ' Hany were maimed in a shocking man­ ner. Three of tho men were fatally injured. met at the Fifth Avenue Hotel In New York, married her in 1841. llie reign in which on the 13th hut. William H. Baruum, of Con­ she has participated has U'cn n most necticut, was unanimously elected Chairman, eventful one in the history of her adopted A man named Turnrose, living in and Frederick O. Prince, of ManaachuM-ita, country. She liecame Empress by tbe Franconia, Chiaago county, Minn., wboae bonne Secretary. The member* of the committee, accession of Alexander in 1855. ' The waa on tire, forgot about hia children in hia cn- in company with the committew ap­ ukase of 1856 granted pardon to a large desvon to anisine tlie tinmen, and two little pointed bv tho Cincinnati Convention, class of the Polish exiles and changed then proceeded to Governor's Island to official­ girls were burned to death. ly notify Hancock and English of their nom­ considerably tho political complexion of Sax Francisco has a population, ac­ ination. Gen. Stockton was tlie spokesman tliat element of Russia's subjects, and cording to tho now ccnnus, of 233,066, more of the [Arty, the candidates replying briefly. the ukase of 1861 freed twenty-three ♦han 20,000 being Chinese... .Another attempt Tire Democratic Congressional Committee also’ millions of serfs and made the Czar and met in New York on tho 13th and effected a re­ is being made by Capt- Payne to invade Uie organization. The committee, a# it now stands, Czarina intensely popular with the lower Indian Territory, m violation of tho constat# of Sunatora Wallace, McDonald and class of people. The Czar's picture was Preaident'H proclamation, fjirt spring* he Whrte and Congressmen Em»a Hunton, H. G. was ‘ cjcctea by tho military. Ho now Davis, and. J. C. 8. Blackburn, together with defies the authority of too Govern­ August Belmont and Gen. W. B. Franklin. The people, while tho national antagonism to’ ment, and courts arrest' and trial, to determine will have headquarters at Washing­ the nobility has caused various compli­ in the courts whether hia act is in violation of committee cations until tho recent socialistic move­ any law... .Two maaked men boarded a train ou ton, and will co-operate with the National ments have again solidified tlie union be­ the Miaaoun Pacific railroad at Winthrop Sta­ At midnight, July 13-14, Dr. Tanner tween the crown and the traditional tion. Mo., and robbed the United Staton Express Company's safe of <250. completed the fifteenth day of bi# long fast. The offspring of the marriage of Alex­ A passenger train on tho Green Bay He appeared weaker, and waa evidently failing, and Minnesota railroad was thrown off tbe though he affected to be strong and in good ander and Marin are the Grand Duke track about forty miles from Winona, Minn. The spirit*. Pulse, 93; temperature, 98 ; respire- Alexander, heir-apparent, married to Moria Dogmar, daughter of King Chris­ engineer and fireman were killed and tlie United tian IX, of Denmark; tlie Grand Duke WASHINGTON. Rates mail agent badly injured... .G. H. Col­ Vladimir, the Grand Duke Alexis, the lins, a well-known biunnem man of Omaha, An official statement completed at the Grand Duchess Maria, wife of the Duke committed suicide by aiiooting himself through the head with a revolver. PLatofficc Department «how# that Imsuc-i* of of Edinburgh; the Grand Duke Sergius ....Advices from tho Indian Territory postage stamps nt»nqx-d envelopes and jostal- nnd the Grand Duke Paul indicate that Payne's Oklahoma expedition has carUs during the year foot up an aggregate of The royal family of Russia is descended been joined by considerable lxxlit« of men who entered from'the Texas hide, and that fully 831,932.519, being an increase of Dearly 83,­ in the female line from Romanoff, Czar 1,000more are readftostart from Texas ... 500,000 over the total for the preceding fis­ in 1613, and in tlie male line from Duke The reports of damage to tho Minnesota wheat cal year, or 12,S' per cent. This percentage Karl Friederick of Holstein Gottrop, the crop are said to lie exaggeration# for the is about double the average rate of in­ union of these two families being one of crease durmg the previous' five years. pmpoae of affecting tho market. * The largest actual gain to postal revenue was in those diplomatic matrimonial strokes of A vRinGHT train on tlie Kansas City, the issues of ordiiuuy postage atani|M, which, policy intended to unite the interests of "BL Joe and Cedar Itapids railway was thrown during the last fiscal year, aggregated 822.414.­ Russia with those of the Western States from the track by a cow, near Kansas City, caus­ 928, being an increaae of 82,297,^69, or 11 4-10 of Europe. After 1730 other alliances per cent., over the pn-ceding year. Tlie Imucm ing a terrible «niasb-u[». Five tramps who were of newspaper and periodical stamps inercaacd made tlie Romanoff family still more aterti^g a ride on the train were uurtanUy killed, 15 1-10 per cent, the total# being 8l,088.412.for Teutonic in blood, among which the their bodies being frightfully mangled. the lineal year 1879, and 81,252,903 for the marriages with tho royiu houses of A tramp entered a saloon st Byers, fiscal year 1880. Boden, Wurtemberg and Prussia are tho It has been decided, at a Cabinet most notable. Col, and, drawing a butcher's knife, itabbod meeting, that the President will not exerdae The Many Races of India. in, and tho tramp, resisting arrest, waa uhot hi# discretionary power of withholding the ex­ dead.'.. .Mra. Brown, of Indianapolis, has been penditure of some portion# of tho river and The Calcutta Statesman remarks that found guilty of the. murder of her husband. harbor appropriation made at tbe late aoaaion. tlie people of India offer to o stranger a The entire amount will be expended. a spectacle more interesting than any of A Washington correspondent tele­ tlie natural features of the country. Sir A. Eichknbero shot 8. 8. Rickley, of graphs that the indignation of the census George Campbell once had n kind of s Columbus, Ohio, and then killed hlmscir. enumerator# at Secretary Senurz is increasing, man-show got up fyr liim in Assam, in lUcldey, a banker, failed aome yean ago, and far it 1# now stated that he not only insists that which specimens of all the different races EichenbexK. a creditor, azvepted 60 ccnu on a their pay shall te reduced from tbe sum they of tliat province were brought together. dollar taithe amount duo him. A few month# had expected, but that their aaiariiai (hall not A similar exhibition for all India would later Bicklcy paid his other liabilities in full. be paid at all until after tlie official rcjiort of show us over what a motley population EicbenlMrg asked him thu other day for tlie the census shall have been made....Secretary England rules. Everv type of Asia has balance due him, and, being refused, shot him, Schurz aays tbe Government will employ all found its way into tlie peninsula, and finishing’ his own life soon after. lion of the Indian Territory by the Payne expe­ has been there retained. Even the princes The population of Cincinnati, includ­ dition or any similar unlawful intruders. and chiefs brought together in Dubar ing insaryoreted cities and towns really apart Washington people have been suffer- form a sufficiently incongruous group. Of the city, located within a radius of five miles Tlie effeminate faces of refined Rajpoots ef the poitoffioe, is claimed to be 340,000..... five consecutive day# tho thermometer meas­ and Brahims, the heirs of the great ured 81 degree* to 99J{ degrees a longer con- houses of antiquity, contrast with the tiiiuou# season of hot weather than has ever marked features of the Maliratiaa, des­ been noted in lhe city. For eleven of those cendants of low caste robbers. The days the beat was regintered as over 90 degrees; Afghan stares at his fellow barbarian, a Chinese prince from the other extremity large. The receipts for tlie mouth of June of grees... .Orange Judd, of Umj Acmriran Agri- of the Himalayan range. Our army, too, thirty leading lines show an immense increase has br«n appointed by tbe Prerident w])at a study does it present? In every over the coyrtsjiondmg month in 1879.... cuUurint, <ku W. B. Franklin has been elected to bo Indian Commwrtoner, vice Mr. Bantow, battalion there is one constant element, the familiar white face, which we at once Tlwideut of the National Soldiers' Home.... and after Oct 1 no cords' will be recognize as English, however disguised by the turban. But the rest in all strange and incongruous. We have Sikns, Hin­ dustanis, Goorklias, Beloochcs, men of cards with a 1-ocnt Jlieend, Cashmere Mooltan, Madras. gepartmeut in a good, reliable condition. . . postofficc. The ninth day of Dr. Tanner's fast in Orders have been telegraphed Gen. frontier States send recruits to share our Bnl>el pay and fortune. The camp is Mar7WMm: At 11 96, and his temperature 1 taken part in tbe invaaiun of that Territory. of strange languages. The soldiers dif­ fer from each oilier in color, size, shaixto the full for a common purpose by the only bond between them, the habit of discipline and of obediefice to the English word of < Thro-.igb’.' t mand.—New York Commercial Adver­ tiser. The Spanish Cabinet has resolved to Ix Buncomix! county} N. 0., recently, HO. AIk»u! h be a one-legged mon married a woman sim­ Octaria, illegally tetamed in tbe water# of Porto ilarly maimed. Two souls with but a single thought, two legs that serve for the entire farnilv. Gsoboi Addsn Price (colored), the » Salt Lake THbune, as follows: “We want to see, Sister Dora, if you will not come back to un. "I have received a note calling on me to apoear «o answer a charge: what would ' 'fa it? WnU, I rfrould oy itwta We bnainsss flourish tliere? “Flourish! Why business is on the “Oh," replied Brother Morria, “I should go by all means, -by all means. “But I won’t do that," replied the ' alarms of fire there in one week. How « hdra*. “not tor tho world. , U1»l tor . tain which i* to bo left three “Oh, come now,. Sister Dora, don t off r J “J J*Being ^ked to giro the natnee ot the wre^ rtwffl he tape™. bwinre. hone-, li watched hi. he^l 1“’ .I nothing (or , wW. Ued. wre™. Whelh." I doneT , “WeuTtkere'. mo ta .Uri on. I run . '7“ h»d • nut with yonr brethren BJoU, dldn t you. ,hijl noon here . <fam end a naw mill “lea, and I wrah tograciona I had an- Theo there'e a hU-te-ith ahou <*h'L?“<!'' ... .. offloe. a doctor, and leal weiXerhaU hero- 1“ “» brirf ”'»« inorreix-d ibom, and two doga to our prreeut.Udiug, aud well tar? a lawyer , K before Iona " ----- U, ™ to to come “I’m afraid we won ’t be able *oy nearer the Camera than the present Burv .. the president ; ----- -r. __,4 , r.,, . “You won’t! It can’t be possible that you mean to skip a growing place like I Snag’s Corners!’ ' • “I think well hove to." 1 “Wouldn’t come if I'd clear you out a , , ’ . L_ 2__ j OT :_r a ticket office?" , ’..t see ,how we could." I 1 „r * T don al___ l_________ »l.o» •• “May be I’d subscribe $25,” continued i the delegate. mother, and—” ' “No, we couldn't change.’’ “Don’t speak to me of my father, Mr. 'i ' ‘Can't do it nohow?” Morris,” she, interrupted; “you and the, “Na" whole church know that my father, Ij “Very well," said Mr.. Snag, as he put prophet though you called him, broke on his hat “If this 'ere railroad thinks many a woman's heart. If it is required it can stunt or cripple Snag's Corners by of me to break as many hearts and ruin leaving it out in the cold, it has made a os many women os my father did, I big mistake. Before I leave town to­ should go to perdition before I would go day I'm going to buy a wind mill and a back into the church' again, and—" melodeon, and your old locomotives may­ “Oh, Sister Dora!" exclaimed the toot and bo hanged sir—toot and be teacher. .# . hanged!"—Detroit Free Frets “It’s a fact, and you know it is a fact You know that many of his wives died Prof. Palmieri on Earthquakes. of broken hearts, and how did he leave Prof. Palmieri lias been lecturing on the rest? Look at my mother and look the possibility.of foretelling earthquakes. at all the rest of them! A religion which After mentioning earthquakes as known breaks women's hearts and ruins them is and remarked in ancient days, he illus­ of the devil That's what Mormorism trated the three signs of ’the coming does. Don't talk to mo of my father; earthquake, which, from time imme­ but I’ll tell you one thing, if my father morial, have been popularly believed in were living at present you wouldn’t dare to do what you are Suing now. You —namely, the sultry, oppressive state of the atmosphere, the drying up of wells, wouldn’t have stolen our money from us and tlie uneasiness shown by animals, either. You profess to regard my father observing that, though these signs do not ns a prophet, and' yet you have John always, yet they undoubtedly often, occur. Taylor standing in my father's shoes, Prof Palmieri went on to say that earth­ when you know he is tho worse enemy quakes have no doubt shorter or longer my father hits on earth. And around jK-ri'Hls of preparation. The earth is him are gathered those bravo ajxistles, 'never perfectly quiet for some time before all swearing against father, while in his and after a great shock, but gradually lifetime they couldn't be servile enough. sinks into nqiose or increases in agita­ They are brave now.” tion. The Professor believes that, by The teachers were dumbfounded at the registering tlie slight preliminary tremhonest girl's estimate of her father, Brig­ < blings, and noticing their increase or de­ ham Young, and said nothing. crease, it would be possible to foretell an earthquake about three days in advance, just an tempests are now foretold. If a The Wild Dark. connected system of seismographic sta­ This well-known species is one of the tions were to be organized—the different most widely distributed of this widestations communicating with eacli wthcr ranging family, for it occurs not only all over the northern portion of tlie Old by telegraph—it would be quite possible in most cases to issue warnings to the World, extending to China nnd Japan, threatened district in time. Ho scarcely but it is also met with in North America, expected to live to see it; but he hoped 05 for south as Mexico. The wild duck that, after he was gone, posterity might breeds in many parts of tlie United benefit by such a system, universally and Kingdom, and where not disturbed does permanently established. The seismo­ not betray anv great fear of mon. The graphic stations should be erected by the nest is placed on. the ground, often at different Governments in quiet places, some distance from the water, and in one where the ground was not liable to be instance tlie writer remeinliers having shaken by heavy railway trains. —London come across a duck sitting ou nine egg# Daily News, at least half a mile from the lake where Toads. numbers of others were breeding. It is strange that the sitting hgxl should expose French industry and sagacity take tho her voung brood, even if they should ba lead of the world in little things, if noth­ safely hatched, to the risk of capture by ing more. Toad culture is a regular a fox or other wild animal on tneir way busiiwss there with the economic people, to the water. The nest in question was and the demand for toads is great' and in­ . placed " 2 _iina small wooden dell, and was creasing. Tlie useful little animals are ■ overhu - ~ by a bush, which would have employed as insect destroyers, not only mng effectu .ually concealed it had not tiie old in tho gardens of that country, but bird betrayed its presence by flying off. thousands of them are packed down in Tlie mallard is a much more handsome baskets of damp moss and sent to bird than the duck, and both sexes closely other countries to be sold to gardeners. resemble the common duck of tho farm­ Tin' more observing horticulturists and yard. In summer, however, tlie male floriculturists have long been aware ot bird loses its rich plumage and dons a their value as insect destroyers, and have dress like tho female, only resuming ita utilized them to a greater or less extent. beautiful colors again in August A good Ami it is not much to the credit of decoy, where many wild ducks are to be American gardeners and farmers tliat seen, is often a pretty sight, the birds they have never recognized tlie service swimming aliout in pairs, when the fine of this helpful and innocent reptile. Na­ plumage of the male contrasts with the ture conducts her operations by recipro­ more sober color of his mate. At times cal means, and if she gives us the hurt­ they may be seen tail uppermost, search­ ful insects to eat up our crops, she also ing below the surface for their food, gives us the birds, toads, etc., to eat up wliich consists of worms, grass-seeds, and the insects. The farmer should keep a roots, mollusca, insects, small reptiles, close eye on nature, and seek to make aud little fish, (hr being approached her manifold operations helpful, instead they fly off with a sonorous quack, that of casting hindrance in tlie way of de­ of the female being the louder. During stroying her agents. The successful the breeding season the males consort farmer has great need to be a good eco­ much together, and on taking flight nomic naturalist. Many things, as loathemount high in the air and circle round some looking as the toad, are the some distance before again settling down. farmer’s friend. The f.-'male evinces great attachment to Patriotism it a Discoant. the young, and may often l»e seen at­ tended by her little brood, who, on the Soon after the firing on Sumter a gen­ tleman of New York, who passes his lummers by the waters of South Bay, mother will feign lameness, or pretend to had occasion to drive from New York to i>e wounded, in order to draw away the Islip, and to pass through the principal intruder from the whereabouts of her villages along tiio shore. Nearly every­ brood.—CaueWt Natural Hiatory. where the patriotism of tlie people was manifested by numerous flags that waved Preservation of Hops. from poles, or were flung from windows, and each village contained groups of men Tlie principal feature in this new sys­ tem consists in sprinkling the' hops with who were discussing the important events oi the day. One village only was with­ alcohol prior to jacking, and then press­ out bunting, nnd there was a Bullen crowd ing them tightly into air-tight vussels. at the principal store, whose breatliings In course of time tlie alcohol combines with home of the constituents <;f tlie hop, and certain volatile ethers are thus formed ; these possess a strong nnd ]>e- aud felt justified in reproving them for their political attitude. He told what he culiarly fruity sm«‘ll, but, tout 2>“’.ynh A. — “Don t aay that, Smter Dora; m don t want to hurt your Irelmga, butAnd I don’t want you to hurt my [eeiingA « you do you’ll go t.hv,ebcr J™ * m. I have stood just as mpch from the Mormons as 1 intent to bear, and if you two offend me any way you will go out of that door which a carpenter put there for just such people." “Oh, we don’t want to hurt—’’ “Well, tb™. don't Mk me to return to the church; you cant insult me worse volatile, they are all Dr. Lintner mental on these preserved hope Wiihenstephan, and speaks well them ; he says the fine color is retained and there is a full development of aroma; the fermentation of worts made with these hops worked well, and the result- If this method of sprinkling with alco­ hol will stori the development of valeri- Thinks, thank*," said the General; second Ohio—? . No. Oencrel, ttat’e not it you saiu wuouu fellow that said it last and all the ti I waa far you first, come to the---------XV hite General, “and if-----------------House depend upon it I shan't forget y°u a . And tlie one-armed man left his name card and went away happy. In a few minutes Garfield rounded by his friends, nnd his i hand was accosted him: ' Gnten abend, General, I dinks I said the General; “ let me hear from you. . “ Did you hear dot man ahoud ond in_ in de gallery ‘ Garfield ’ when you say' • Was haben sie?” “Ah’ yee, I remember it well Do you mean to tell m&—’’ “ Yali, General, Ivas dot man, identi­ cal zuiue." “ My friend, I shall never forget you as long as I live. Let mo hear from ‘yon And the man went away happy. ‘ Proofing through tlio rotunda on his way to the carriage, the General felt a thundering slap on the back, midway be­ tween his shoulders and hips, accom­ panied by, “ Hillo, old Gar." Turning round ho saw a very little mon. with a very tall hat and a very thick stick in his fist “ Don't remember me, eh? I’m coiled the boss interviewer of Chicago. I in­ terviewed old Conk, and you too—” “Ah, yes. Well, good-day, gpodday.” “Hold on, old fellow,’’ said the chap; “ I want to have just a word with you on my own hook. Didn’t you hear that fel­ low up in the gallery when you mode your Sherman speech, shout • Garfield?’ ” “I did, I did. Do you mean to say—’’ “ Guess I fixed you that time, old man, I knew it was bound to go that way. Now, I consider I am the man who saved the Republican party. ” “ My dear, good little fellow," said Gar­ field, “you deserve the thanks of tho Na­ tion. I shall give you a new club. Come down and see me in Ohio, and I'll tell you all about the next Cabinet Perhaps you’ll And the little man went away happy. Just aa tlie General was boarding *he train, a bottle-nosed politician from the Seventh Word plucked him on tho coat­ tail and sliriekcHl, “ General, General, one word—only one word. ’’ “ What is it, my man?" “ Do you remember when you made your speech in the convention nominat­ ing Sherman that a man in tlie gallery shouted “ Garfield?" The General is not a profane man. He was once a minister of the gospel, but he was also at one time of his life a canal­ boatman. Early habits of thought and expression ore never completely eradi­ cated, and he startled some of his friends in the cor as he threw himself into a seat and exclaimed: “ Cuss that man in the gallery." James Oliver, of Oliver’s Grove, HL, is ninety-three years old. Ho gave his wife a farm for consenting to a divorce, as he desired to get a young wife in her place- but tho new wife asked and got $30,000 in money. The Spaniards have a proverb tliat “a paper cigarette, a glass of fresh water and the kiss of a pretty girl will sustain a man for n <Jny without eating.” An Ohio man has brought a suit against his own mother for slander, al­ leging damages at 810,000. THE MARKETS. NEW YORK. sub m Hoos. CHICAGO. -Cho! re Gradel Steers.. Hom Fu»c»— Fancj White Winter Ei. MILWAUKEE. Vaxar—Xo. 1 Xo.1 Con-No. a.. I iN. iNSAl I. I’ll Ill'll', other villages were and asked why they didnot do like iheir neighbors. The men looked one toward IND1ANA1-OL1H. withering contempt. “Hags!—and clams a dollar a thousand!"—Harpers Maaatine. n who fight its a duel in the South Lt ever afterward dubbed mniah. Didn’t S’ TM s: 1: �•U-fpoghl than 2^ 1, 1792. robbers were fallowed, but Water let—Peel and haw seen worlds iu.fiiunMf, and have felt a comet strike the earth. We have seen fine sieve, add the juice of one or two tho whole coast of South America lifted lemons wjtji a gill of water and sugar or up bodfly ten or fifteen feet and let down the total up. to 18,000,000,000. idrup to taste ; strain into the freezing again in an hour. We have seen tlie ■herald be exercised pot Andes sink 220 feet in seventy yeara. his wealth thud lorA Tribune. against a good crop. woman and child in tlie country. Thrf kuid should be disposed of before it be­ An infallible remedy for a rusting tea­ Tho Chinese poasetw authentic records of debt is now, after deducting cash in the comes decayed and is giving off a l>ad kettle, says an exchange, is to brown ciiaages in tlie location of great river*--ALL SORTS. The marvel of the census of cities is treasury, $1,942,172,000 or more than especially the Hoong-ho. This river coffee in it A thorough washing of odor. the increase of 614 per cent, in the pop­ $1,000,000,000 less than at the dose of Poultry.—Chickens hatched • tlita soap and water will remove nil tlie odor hss changed ita month two or three ulation of Denver, Col. In 1870, Dea­ the war. On the basis of a population of month will,'if well cared far, be large and smoke of tlie coffee, and leave the times. Sometimes it discharges its waters walks before breakfast .bring oh dy»into the Gulf of Pechfli and sometimes kettle smooth and free from rust. pepraa. rer was a frontier town of 4,759; now 48,000,000 (Gen. Walker’s estimate), enough to get through the winter safely.. Rice Chicken Fie. —Cover the bottom into the Yellow sea. • * Vast trans­ It is not best to set any hens after July. The first gold mine ip the United it numbers 34,(KM). tlie per capita is $40.45. We have boon Vermin breed vexy.fast in hot weather, of a pudding dish with slices of broiled positions have also taken place in the States was discovered in South Carolina coast line of China. The ancient capital, ham ; cut up a broiled chicken aud nearly The number of immigrants landed in reducing the burden ot debt, practically, located, in all probability, in an'access­ in 1790. Sheep can care for thcmaelve* if they fill the dish ; pour in gravy or melted ible position near theJcenter of the em­ by increasing tlie population as well as A Dayton woman who bleached her New York during the past six months have a shady pasture supplied with good butter to fill the dish ; add chopped pire, has now become nearly surrounded hair was made blind by the chemicals, •was 177,000, exceeding by 19,000 that by actual.payment water. The,matter of a ram. to be used onions, if you like, or a little enrrv pow­ by water, and its site is on the peninsula and now. might as well be bald-headed aa for tho corresponding period of 1872, Among the historical characters of later in the season should be considered der, which is better; then add ’boiled of Corer. We have seen the glaciers a blonde. * now and secured in time, if not alraulr rice tofiU all interstices and to cover the which was the year of the largest Utah and Mormonism is the notorious French boys are crammed so unmer­ top thick. Bake it for one-half to threc- make progress -in their retreat and dis­ on hand. A full-blood will appearance. An ice-peak of tho Tyrol­ cifully at St Cyr tliat they are said to rivals. ' . • •. Bill Hickman. He was with John D. prove the flock. quartere of an hoar. ese Alps has lowered eighteen and a half New Cahroth with Cream.—Trim a feet in a few years. The’ Mer de Glace have become nothing but bundles of . Meadows.—As soon as may be, after Thebe arc now three Hebrews in Con-- Lee and Rockwell aa a participant in the Mountain Meadow massacre, and tho hay is gathered, give the meadows a quantity of the smallest new carrots that is a hundred feet lower or thinner than One of the best epitaphs, and one ot good top dressing of fine manure. This can lx? obtained, and trail them in salted stein. In the House there ore six Ger­ was known in tlie Mormon Church as a will produce a tliick bottom growth to water. When done, drain off tlie water. it was thirty years ago. At Chamounix the shortest also, is that which Jerrold I conversed with the chief of the guides, man Representatives, among whom ore mon of peculiar unction when it came to shade the ground and prevent tlie soil Melt one ounce of butter in a saucepan, gave far Charles Enight, tho amiable an old man who had recorded the phases It . was simply “Good Heilman, of Indiana; Poeliler, of Min­ hunting down raid destroying offensive from drying up and injuring the roots of add to it a desert-spoonful of flour, pep­ of the glaciers for more than fifty years. historian. per, salt, grated nutmeg, a pinch of pow­ He pointed out the limits of the Mer de Knight" nesota; Muller, of New York, and Gentiles. At the trial of the partici­ the grasses'. An increased sale of corsets among . W heat.—When wheat follows outs in dered sugar, and a small quantity of Glace and Glacier des Bossons in 1818, pants in the Mountain Meadow massa ­ Dcuster, of Wisconsin. cream. Put in the carrots, simmer gen­ 1819 and 1820. He showed me huge the colored people of the South is men­ cre Hickman turned State’s evidence to the rotawn, the stubble may be stirred tly a few minutes, and servo. bowlders which had foimerly beeu de- tioned as an evidence that the blacks are Amasa Stone, the millionaire of Cleve­ save his life, ‘and since then has been with a^ultivator to give the scattering advancing iu civilization, and arc bound oats chance to sprout before plowing The following process is recommended land, offers to. give $400,000 os an endow able to continue in existence only by for ttie^wheat crop. If the oat crop is for cleaning white Shetland shawls. Put jxxdted in tlie valleys near the term­ to stay. ini of these glaciers.’ He pointed ment fund and 4100,000 for the purchase keeping under the protecting wing of the harvested before the grain is f'jlly npe, tlie soiled article into a large bowl; out the striations made on the It is stated that about 1,000 horses are of land, provided the Western Reserve United States military authorities, at os it should be, there is less need of this throw over it half n teacupful of flour, bounding walls of the glacier vol­ to bo brought into tlie training stables “ dry,” rul> thoroughly, ns if washing, leys. From these records I perceived of the Mitaissippi valley for the coming College, of Hudson, Ohio, shall be re­ Camp Douglas, near Salt Lake City, Water Supply.—An abundant supply then thoroughly shake out the flour. If that these two great glaciers have re­ spring—the largest number ever trained moved to Cleveland.' His proposition where he is naw domiciled. of pure water is essential to keep animals the article u not clean repeat the pro­ ceded far fifty years not less than half a iu one season. <yill be accepted. in a healthy and thriving condition. Tho cess iu clean flour. Articles cleanen by mile, and tiie volume of ice is lowered The small 1>oy who can ride a tlireeVanderbilt draws the interest on one- importance of pure water for animals is tliis process will retain a new look as at least two hundred feet From the foot -whesled velocipede in the hall, and l>eftt • Gen. Grant has a regular income of eleventh of the registered bonded in­■ too often overlooked. Impure water ta a long us there is a thread left of the Mer de Glace I traced tho foot­ a drum nt the same time, has qualities $9,000 per annum, but hia reserve funds debtedness of the United States. It’s, fruitful source of disease to animals as Rhubabb Tahtleth.— Make a short steps of the receding glacier down tlie calculated to make home happy when ha were increased the first two months of perfectly natural under the circumstan­ well as man, and the quality of milk ta paste with one white and three yelks of valley of the Arveiron—down the valley is not well. this year by his son Ulysses, Jr., who ces that Ide daughter should marry a impaired when cows ore compelled to eggs, one ounce of sugar, one ounce of of the Arve—down the Arve all the way It is estimated that there are three drink st stagnant pools. butter, a jrinch of salt, and flour quan­ to Geneva. Then I felt tliat I also hail made for the General a lucky invest­ Lord, and not a perfectly reputable Lord Growing Seed Cohn.—It has been tity sufficient; work it lightly, roll if out gazed on tlie ancient glaciers. I had millions of unmarried men and four millions of unmarried women in tha ment in Chrysolite mining stock that at tliat The rumor is that the young­ conclusively shown tliat any grain can to the thickness of a quarter of an inch. seen how their stupendous work hod country. It will lx> seen that if all tlie netfcjd $16,000. The New York J/our est Miss Vanderbilt is now betrothed to, Ira improved by a careful raid continued Line some imtty-pons with it, fill them been done. I had come upon tlie earth men should marry there would be a selection of the seed. This ta esjracially with uncooked rice to keep their shape, in time to see the continental glaciers of is responsible for this statement surplus of a million of old maids from Viscount Dupplin, son and heir ot the true of corn—and it ta a grain in which and bake them in a moderate oven till Europe on their retreat up the gorges ot which to draw for second wives. This The Marquis of Hartington stated re­ Earl of Kinnoull, and a nephew of tlie ■a selection can be most easily and thor- done. Remove the ricet raid fill the the Alps. I felt tho Stone Folk drawn is a great country for man ■'* cently in the British House of Com Duke of Beaufort Lord Dupplin has ougldy curried out. Any former can se­ tartlets with rhubarb( stewed with plen­ down in time toward our own time.-. I The kind uncle has taken his young lect a given portion of liis corn field for could look over the abyss of years, and mons that the cost of tlie war with Ca- been a good deal on the turf. He was seed, and can thin, remove suckers, poor ty of sugar and a dish of lemon-juice, seize its span in my comprehension. We nephew with him to the theater, having and nt the top put a heaped spoonful of bul was $45,000,000 over the estimate? married in 1871 to a daughter of the late stalks—those with imperfect ears, etc., wliipfrad cream. are the witnesses of the retreat of the secured seats in the orchestra stalls. “ Do not lean over the balustrade so of the Tory Government. The deficit Earl of Fife, aud divorced from her in raid in that way increase the growth of Cherry Pudding.—One quart of glaciers. When the Stone, Folk came to recklessly,’’ savs the good old gentle­ tho best ears, with sound aud vitally wh-ch tho Government will be obliged 1876._____________ scalded milk, not quite a pint of Indian Eurojje tlie southern Ixirder of the con­ man, “ or tlie first thing you know voull strong gain. tinental ice field was, perhaps, on to fliake up during the next fiscal year is I meal, a scant half pint of sifted flour, tumble into one of the orchestra chairs, Thomas Defobd, who lives near Bal­ • Summer Fallow.—A summer fallow four well-beaten eggs, two teaspooufuls tlie Rhine; now it is in Rus­ and I’ll be cliarged 3 francs extra.” $16,535,000. timore, relates a first-class snake story, was formerly considered tlie proper pre­ of baking jrawder, a teasjxranful of i-alt sia and Silxirin and Greenland. have' tlie veritable glaciers wherein a water snake, fifteen inches i paration for a wheat crop. Where ■ hoed and a pint of whole, ripe cherries. Let Nor An Accomplished Blind Man. Dr. J. D. Galloway, who died in liecome extinct from the United States. long, which was found imbedded in a crops ore introduced into a regular rota­ the mijk stand after heating until tepid ; In the deep gulches of tlie Sierra Nevada There died, Dot long since, in the tion of cro]»a, tlie desired cleaning of the Dallas, Texas, a few days ago, had cake of ice gathered jx-rhaps eighteen land and pulverization of the soil maybe stir in the meal and flour, removing a are sundry remnants’of a glacier once town of Burlington, James Goodsell, twenty-two twins in tbe Confederate table-spoonful to mix the baking-powder months ago. waa restored to life when effected without resorting to the more ex­ On these repositories who, from his birth, during a life of with ; add the eggs and silt, then the continent-wide. army during the late war. Ten out of of ancient ice has accumulated the “dust nearly 90 years, bail been totally blind. exjxraed to the sun. The ice waa taken pensive method of fallowing. This being cherries nnd baking-jrawder. *** Turn the twenty-two were killed on the battle­ from the ice house on the place, aud the the case, the increase in the amount of into a pudding-mold or bag and steam of ages," towich thecoamical dust which In early childhood, however, Mr. Good­ roots grown will diminish the acreage de­ two hours. Eat with sugar and cream comes to us out of the depths of space sell b»d said that tho darkness was, in a field. Dr. Galloway waa famous also snake was seen in the center of a large voted to summer fallow. has made contributions not inconsider­ few instances, broken by faint glimmer­ for liis wives, of whom he hud seven­ or butter sauce. block. It was cut out with a pick and able. But they lay there in their senes­ ings of light Of four children, he and Pigs.—A run in a good clover stubble teen, one at a time. Some of the wives cence, to proclaim a chapter of past a stater were blind, the others could sec. was stiff as a bone. When exjxiscd to will be beneficial. The yards should Ira died and from others he was divorced. events in American historr—fossil The stater, though at first possessed of the sun for some minutes, however, it kept aa clean as possible. A quan­ Few men die of age. Almost nil die glaciers, os eloquent os a fossil world. ordinary vision, soon, by a mysterious tity of cop)raras sprinkled about the To dux a debtor on.a postal card has began to wiggle, nnd after a time started I pens will deodorize and disinfect tlie of disappointment, passion, mental or The truth is, we are not so far out of tlie cliange, became wholly deprived of been decided by the Supreme Court of off for jlhe grass. It was captured and place vety satisfactorily and cheaply. bodily toil, or accidents. Tlie passions dust nnd smoke of antiquity as we had sight In absolute darkness, the ordin­ Ohio to do unlawful. The court held placed olive in a large glass bottle, and Voting pigs should be pushed now if kill men sometimes, even suddenly. The supjxxuxl Antiquity is at our doom. ary employments of work-o-day life they ore for early market A rapid common expression ‘chokedwith passion,’ The rubbish of geological revolutions is would seem impracticable, but this that anything so written that is liable to will be shown to tlie incredulous. growth secured now ta of the greatest im­ lias little exaggeration in it, for even strewed about our feet. We are in the blind man would swing on ax with tho injure tlie credit or reputation of any The burial of a Chinaman at Virginia portance. If the stock ta not what is de­ though not suddenly fatal, strong pas­ midst of geological history. The Indian dexterity of a woodsman, and actually one is a crime. The decision was made City, Ngv., attracted much attention sired begin to improve it at once by se­ sions shorten life. Strong-lradied men saw Lake Michigan spread ita patera felled trees; he was an accomplished in the case of a man who dunned a debt­ from the citizens. The deceased Celes­ curing a pure-blood boar of some good often die young; weak men live longer over Illinois. We have seen cities grow grain-thresher, and would frequently go than the strong, for the strong use their up where our children knew only a alone a distance of two miles to thresh | breed to use in the herd. or for on old account on a postal card, tial was a Mason, and was buried with Corn.—The cultivator should be kept strength and the weak have none to use. swamp ; and our children will see the for the Burlington farmers, climbing and in tliat manner made the matter tlie honors and customs of tlie order in gouig. to both kill the weeds aud The latter take care of themselves, tlie swamp usurp the site of tlie lake which the mows to throw down the grain; he could hoe corn or garden stuffs as well as public, to the detriment of the latter’s Fatherland. A noisy, discordant (native) pufircrize the soil aud keep it damp and former do not As it is with the Ixxly, so nourishes it. it is with the mind and temper. Tlie anybody, having no trouble to distin­ credit elsewhere. brass band led the procession, mode up mellow. When the corn gets large the strong are apt to break, or, like the can­ guish the weeds. He would set 100 Iraan horse should be muzzled that he may not American NerTonsnessof Mongolians wearing badges and other poles with more accuracy than most Census returns have liven received Ira nibbling at the corn and forget his dle, to run, the weak to,burn out. The It is a recognized fact diat extreme iraople who can see, would load hay insignia of the fraternity, followed by work among the abundant green fodder. inferior animals, , which live temperate from a number of Texas cities. Galves­ nervousness is more common to America IraautifuUy, and was so good a mechanio .lives, have generally ihcir prescrilratl the hearse and a large covered wagon, in It should Ira kept iu miud that the work than elsewhere, owing to various causes, ton has a population ot 22,350; pppunumber of years. The horse lives tliat he manufactured yokes and other which were seated a number of feminine of cultivating the coni crop has a great twentv-five; the ox fifteen or twenty; the climatic and otherwise. Long neglected farm articles with succem. He had an lation in 1870, 13,818; increase, 8,432; Chinese musicians. Their instruments influence ujran the growth of the crops lion about twenty; the dog ten or twelve; nervous exhaustion generally ends in excellent memory and was an authority per cent, 61. Austin has 10,500; in tliat are to follow. The full returns for When this distressing on facta nnd dates. He could generally constated of fiddles, drums, guitars, cym­ work done in the coni field are uot all iu the rabbit eight; the guinea pig six or sleeplessness. 1870, 4,428; increase, 6,072; percent, phenomenon is rcferrable to neurasthenia tell tlie time of day or night within a bals, gongs, and each mode os much when the com ta gathered, a point that seven. These minilxn-s oil bear a similar 137. Houston, 16,750; in 1870, 9,382; proportion to the time the animal takes it can and should lie cured without re­ few minutes. One instance is given racket as possible, without the least re­ should always be borne in mind. to grow to ita full size. But man, of the course to any powerful anodynes or nar­ when he slept over one day and awoke increase, 6,368; per cent, 67. San Harvesting.—The work of harvesting animals, is one tliat seldom lives bis cotics. Other familiar sequences of the gard to harmony. Tlie noise is repre­ at eVbning, thinking it was morning. Antonio, 21,800; in 1870, 12,256; in­ sented ns deafening, and would wake the wheat, oats, barley, etc., should Ira average. He ought to live a hundred same Nervous malady are mental depres­ For once he ate supper for breakfast, begun before the grain ta fully riix?, os it crease 9,544 ; per cent, 77. anything not dead. Behind the Chinese ta leas liable to shrink aud is therefore years, according to the physical law. for sion and the form of insanity known aa but when informed of his mistake slept five times twenty are one hundred; but melancholia. A still more frequent out­ another twelve hours in order to get A little while ago it was said that the musicians came a van loaded with roast heavier aixl of a better quality. The instead of that, he scarcely reaches on come of nervous exliaustion is a tenden­ straight again. He was familiar with day for soldier candidates for the Presi­ pig and other delicacies, edible nnd po­ straw ta worth more if the crop ta cut be­ an average four times his growing period; cy to inebriety. The neurasthenic state, forest trees, and knew just where to go fore the grain ta fully ripe, an important excited exposure to heat, or developed, for any tinilrar desired. He could direct dency had gone by. It hardly looks so table, to be left at tlie grave for the ben­ consideration on every farm where straw tlie cat six times; the rabbit even eight as it so often is, by the shock of bereave­ when there are more of them in nomina­ efit of the deceased. Strips of paper, ta used for fodder. There ta also less times the.standard of measurement The ment or the rack of financial anxieties, men where to find a chestnut, a maple or reason is obvious—man is not only the pierced in three places with crescent ­ waste from the shelling of the grain in most irregular and the m<«t intemperate, may engender an irresistible desire for on oak, and the children where to go for tion row than ever before in tlie history berries. He was a good mathematician, of the country; in tact, there are no shaped holes, in rows of five, were strewed tlie process of harvesting; while the but the most laborious and hard worked indulgence in alcoholic liquors or opium. and could compute accurately and rap­ work can be performed without that candidates who are not soldiers. The by thousands along the route—the cus­ hurry aud ruali which must be experienced of all the animals. He is also the most A cunons sequel of nervous exliaustion idly. In olden days he was quite musi­ irritable of all animals; and there is no is hay fever, which, philosophically an­ Democracy have nominated Gen. Han­ tom under such circumstances. if the grain is left until later. A delay reason to believe, though we can not tell alyzed, is simply, we a-o assured, a nerv­ cally inclined, and like most blind people from unfavorable weather does not in­ what an animal secretly feels, tliat, more ous idiosyncrasy, sensitive to some one he lia*l a genius in that direction.— cock ; the Republicans, Gen. Garfield; A DetaBlter’s Bold Method. volve a serious loss when the work is be­ than any other animal, man cherishes or many external irritants, of which pollen, Waterbury (Ct.) Amerian. the Greenbackers, Gen.’ J. B. Weaver; The method >>y which William Charles gun early, aud in season. wrath to keep it warm, nnd consumes sunlight, heat, dust, foul air, and smoke the Prohibitionists, Gen. Neal Dow. Healthfulnesfl of Fruit. Brown stole $5,700 from tlie Rutland Horses need good care in these hot ;himself with the fire of his own socret re­ are the most familiar. For exhaustion of (Vt) Bank, of which he is teller, Is a seri­ Fruit need not be considered a luxury days of mid-summer. They should be ।flection. tlie brain vigorous out-door exercise is ous one. Most of its customers live at It has Iraen demonstrated by statis­ kept clean by frequent currying and occa­ imlisjxjnsable; aa regards food, abstinence while apples are in the market; and they tics that not fewer than 60.000 Euro­ a distance from tlie bank, and are infre­ sional wasliiug of the legs and feet. The from starch and sugars, and in their possess nourishing and medicinal proper­ Sponge Plantation. quent visitors. If they wished to de­ ties of no mean order. This is not a new peans, -rar one in every -J,000 of the popu­ posit $500 they would hand it to Brown, flies will cause the most inconvenience, For many years the sponge-fiahera of digestive organs of fats and oils, is pro­ statement, but it is one that will bear and while working in the field some pro. lation, commit suicide annually. A he would make out a deoosit ticket for tection from them in tho sliajra of nets the Mediterranean have curried on their nounced a potent adjunct to the medical writer in Blackicood’a Magazine as­ $300, put $200 in his pocket, enter $500 or thin blankets (sheets) is a great oom­ avocations so recklessly tliat there » treatment of nervous disorders. Indeed, serts tliat tlie average rate of self-de­ on the depositor's pass-book, and for a fort to tho animals. Keep the stabler, reason to fear the supplies from tlie great one of the great wants of the day is an proclaimed saven hundred times in tbe time both accounts would show correctly. clean tluit they may not harbor flies or sea (which yields the best article) will increase of fat in our nourishment. Our English Parliament before the least at­ struction is five times greater at present When the Ixxjk-keeper balanced Kith ac­ practically cease unless means ore adopt­ fathers could eat pork and digest it, but tention is paid to it It is known among 1 than it was a century ago. The in­ counts, then, of course, the $200 dis­ devclojra auy bad odors. Horses that ed are at regular farm work need good food ' at once to prevent tlie men from de­ since it has been, for the most part, editors, as it, is among advertisers, that a crease of suicides, both in the New and crepancy would appear. Thia “error” —better than grnsi'alcme will give. Oats stroying—as they do at present in count­ banished from tlie table, we ore suffering similar rule prevails with respect to what less numbers—the young animals while Old Worlds, is evidently a marked or ground feed of some kind must supin all directions for want of fat. Arsenic, securing the full grown victims. Mean­ cannabis Indies, and citrate of caffeine, feature in modern civilization. The plurucnt the pasture at night. , time Dr. Brehm, the illnstrious naturalist, ergot, are all useful medicines in tho Cows giving milk should not be al- ] questions arise, “ What is the cause of book was delivered to tho owner Brown requires five hours; and nguin, on au­ this? and what the remedies therefor?" would take it and credit $200 “error,” lowed to fell off in quantity- from insuffl- ( thority, J‘apples, if eaten with break­ cient feed. It is more difficult to increase (specimens, he divided them into several and when tlie owner came he would sav, fast, omitting meals for the time, have the flow of milk after a shrinkage from । No Faith in Banks­ Charles De Young's will has been ‘•I have discovered anerror,’’ etc.; “that lack ot full feed than to- keep up a high thousand small pieces, fastened sepcrately an admirable effect on the system, re­ $300 should have been $500. When you An old farmer living near Petrolia, ---- -—*ed cases, which were then moving indigestion, correcting the acidiadmitted to probate in San Francisco. get home you see if it is not so.” The of Socolizza. He Pa., having made 8100,000 in oil, re­ to”" om ™ the ™ bay « BOOT! It recites that he owned twelve-eight­ owner attached tlie ‘pieces niece* to it IMMUU, homo, Him find u it cor- When the habit of diminished *-- — *i-— to *> a a wooden fused to put faith in banks or to invest febrile tendency.’’ u.uv. would take lfc ’ r. milk : i U1CJ1 “ iwutxi 1rue ta framework, which was then lowered in ■ his money. He kept the rolls of green­ eenths of the San Francisco Chronicle. red, and praise the teller -is anjioncst ; scretion at a particular time of rear £ The Oleander. , r ^.j ! Hh>d7 "P0* 40 a proper depth. In a few backs in his farmhouse lockrd up in He bequeaths the profits of three- young man. Thu has been going on for I boxes nnd trunks. Tlie moneybecame eightecnths to liis mother ns long ns she ! BVV1UCUI JJJS ____________ __________________ _____ This U-antiful plant, when under li™, u>d lean, the rrmwaia to hie i»tnu»mitt<4to the otr.priog u.hunijj distinctive black color. ’ Tlie authorities damp, mildewed and moldy, when he discovered the condition of his money sistera, Amanda and Laura, and their I —Bjtringficld (Matu.) Republican characteristic that will diminish the regarded his scheme with favor, but the he took the notes from their hiding is in a bottle of min ’water set in the chihlrcn, and to the wife ot his brother „ „-------- -- ---------------- — 7 1 ** the anima] as a producer ol miBc fisbers, with that ignorant prejudice* places and spread them in the sun about The cuttings should be no n. rm, -n i Faxny Davenfobt is character-: Give tlie cows extra faxl so soon as the which has so often delayed sound reform his orchard to dry. The spectacle of a window. deeper in the water than half wav up to Guetare. The wtll make.. M-reral minor oM puture Irngirn. to get in almost every industry, attacked tho fortune lying loose on tlie ground among the second joint, and when the rootlets bequesta to liis nieces and nejihews and [ Davenport dramatic mstincti Private , ---------------------------------tlie apple trees was witnessed by hun ­ | plantation by night, destroyed tlie frames get to be half an inch long, carefully put An Old Newspaper. to his favorites on the Chronicle’s force. I l»ttere from her reveal latent enthusiasm j and made off with two thonsand sponges. dreds who were attracted to the farm by in nch, sandy loam. After the plant ---------- :----- --- ---: for her art, which promise vitality in lier The old Gazette. de France is the old­ i By substitating copper wire for wood­ the singular proceeding. The money Got. Mnrnir. the reoentx-ppototod A J* thrt est Parisian pa)ter. It was founded by : work, Dr. Brehm immediately check­ was thus expoaed for two days, guarded — . , ... . *, '* , : Mis*Davenport will make a marked suc- Theophrnste Reimudot, and ita first ' mated tbe teredo, wlwae ravages in wood by the funner, his wife, daughter, and Execntive of Utah, delivered a Fourth- ’-------- • **— ----- ■ > ■ • ■ • • number appeared on May 80, 1631. ; work-are notorious; and by fastening the lured man. Then it was returned to until it again bkusoc of-July oration, in which he took occa­ Published st the beginning but boce a j sponges to stones it was’ observed tliat tbe Ixnaw. Throe nights after the green­ them all L«ck about i sion to outline his policy toward the week, the Gazette was more devoted to they aiicedily attached themselves firmly backs were housed the farmer woke up made a thorough study of Miss Daven- advertisements than to current affairs Mormons. He fu to find three masked men in his bedroom. and politic*. Although coldly looked A CLAM bottle so focused the sun’s They bound tho old man and his family, very beautiful plai liberty l»d RT..W upon by Princes and the state, the fourand had discovered aud secured $l,(M)0 with proper care rays in Alyth, Scotland, aa to set fire to naturnlised, page quarto publication was eagerly of the hidden treasure when they were beautiful with age. $2,837.000,00(1, exdurive of items not Pineapple middle of the month. -S ~ °“fr ' by I “ «fjSTJS ‘“•STEL?JS^ I 1 «“ RPT? �still eyeing It* A half year'* riDt, an J She swept her taper, jeweled fingers over the matter, squabbling the entire the roll of uote« and counted. g “Blew you, me darling !rt said George Duty. “Why my good man, chokingly, the sweat pouring down his face. "Why. Doddy, dear.” said she, “its all in Ifttle pieces, ain’t it F ‘ Ute IhhhHv.*’ *'Tbv mlwhief there K" “Yea, love." said George gently tak­ cried tbe tenanf, putting hishand in ing her little hand and leading her to­ bin pocket: “Begor, I ger yfou tlie wards the door. “Good-by, darting,” he said. wrong bundle of notea after nil.” “By-by ;be sure to’come to-night. “Dear me,” Mie soliloquized, "how Sinking the shop. When the Engl is)*, George loves me ’ He nearly sobbed take a vacation they sink the shop. when 1 touched those little thingumles,” George, moodily: *T wish all women An EnglUhninn traveling in Switzer­ were in h—eaven r—Free Preu. land met n French lady with htr daug­ hter. -Tfiev made a party and did the Gat To Stead It. lakes together. Tlie younglndy waa ■nddenly attacked with, the toothache, - On one of the hottest corners of and the party traveled twelve milre to Woodward avenpe at high noon veater find a dentist, who applied a little laud­ day, asuiHllboy with a boot-black’s kit sat under the full blaze of a sun anum. Subsequently it wim aacertain- pouring down for all it was worth. ed that the Englishman was a dentist. The* boy-perspired, roasted, blistered When asked why ho had not relieved and almost melted, but he had stuck there for. half an hour, when a lady the fair patient, he dryly replied, “I passing by halted and said; am on a vacation. I haven’t practiced “Little noy, aren’t you afraid of be­ for six weeks.” ’ ing sunstruckf” “Yes, ma’am,” was the prompt reply. "Then why don’t you get into the “Is your husband out f” inquired a shadef” gentleman lately of the wife of a cabi“I can’t.” • netuteker on tbe Boulevard Montmar­ “Did anyone tell you to wait here 7” "No, marm. but I’m doing it on my tre, Paris. “No, sir. He is in tlie back shop, working,” and at that moment own book. It’s awful hot and I’m most dead, but I’ve got to stand it.” there came the report of a firearm from She looked to see if he was tied, and that quarter. “Gracious !” exclaimed was about to go on aud regard him as the visitor, “What is die matter Y’ the son of a brutal father in a saloon “Oh, ite nothing, sir, he is only finish­ around the corner when the lad ex plained. ing a gothic cabinet and was firing "There he is now! That boy up there small shot into it to give an appearance is the chap I was waiting for, and I had to sit out here to see him when he turn­ of worm-eaten-antiquity.” ed the corner. He’s the feller that He whs fool enough to do it. “Jim,” called my sister a poke-eyed rabbit, and I’m going to jump in on him aud said liis fond mother, “aren’t you go­ lick him most to death! 1 wish you’d ing to marry that girl that you’ve been hold my box so I can get the bulge on keeping company with so long T” “No,” him afore he suspects anything.—Free replied Jim in pensive tones, while his PttU. brow tdowly corrugated, “1 am not.” Clem Fan lives in Morgantown, N. "Why HotT” inquired his maternal, C.,and has won renown a*« poluchmb1844 he climbed a sixty foot “Well, ma, you see it’s just here,” re­ Iner. plied Jim; “I proposed to Rachel Jones pole at a Henry Clay mass meeting, and from its top waved tbe banner of and she asked me to elcusc her, and I the West, and twenty four years later was darned fool enough to doit.” he climbed a Seymour pole and took a drink sixty feet from the ground. Joe Pentz took a rifle to his wedding, Neither of these achievements seemed at Mark’s Gap, Texas. The sexton to work to the advantage of the candi­ dates whose cause he espoused. tried to persuade him to leave it nt tne door on entering the church, but lie The trunk lin'w propose to carry persisted in carrying it across his shoul­ dressed hogs as fourth-class freight, der as he walked with tlie bride up the perhaps tbe traveling public may get rid of wine well dyewted hogs who in­ aisle to tlie altar rail. His explanation fest drawing-room coaches nnd passen­ was tliqt a rival suitor had threatened ger cars generally. to shoot him on this occasion, and-he meut to be prepared for defence. “Yes,” said the witness, “1 remember tbe defendant* mother crying on tlie occasion referred to. She was weep­ ing with her left rye—tbe only one she has—and the tears were running down her right check.” “What,” exclaimed the judge, “how could that bet” "Please your, ” honor said the witness, "she was awfully cross-eyed.” ° Tbe manufacture of sporting i tuplemeJHs lias assumed large proportions in this country. It is estimated that from 50.000 to 60.000 sets of croquet, 900.000 base ball ImiU, and 250.000 bam* ballswill be made for this season’s trade by a single firm in Chicago. “OverworkedMerchant” asks: How shall I contrive to get my mind o/F my business !” Well, if you try to set a rat-trap, in a very* short time you’ll forget all about your businrea, and be wondering how in Hade* the thing can bite so.________ ___ A New York Chinaman was asked his age, for census. He thought it was tbe draft, and wishing exception, he replied, “nonty years old&", allec time. Would Da It For 12,&0. There arc a great many people that in their religion, remind me of "Uncle PhD.” a pious old fiafkey of the old time in Texas. Well, Phil was a fervent Christian, with a great gift in prayer. He atten­ ded all tbe Saturday prayer meetings on tlie neighboring plantations. But Phil dearly loved money. Nearby lived a man who, not troub­ led by any scruples, would pay Phil a dollar to work in his fields on Sunday. One Sunday night Phil came home af­ ter dark. 1 accosted him with: “Where have you been, Phil 7” “Oh, jest knocking about, massa." “You’ve been working for Miller.” “Weil, you see, maasa, the old fel­ low is in weeds, and he jest showed me a. silver dollar, and I jest couldn’t stand CLOSE BUYING Eaicy. Bay State, Bridgeport, mid Whitney Organs, Webber. Cidckerhig. Hale, Christie, llunes, Bros., Whitney and McCammeron Pianos, Attorney a Counsellor, pj HOUGHTALU, * SHERIFF- SEWING MACHINES I have just purchased Of the above machines, FORCaSH, IND WILL SELL THEM ON LONG TIME, ------ ALL WHO WANT THE------ MALfBITTERS DR. C. W. GOUCHER, ko vi. a s physician ..d Night Call. proo-pUy attended. Office at reel- R TpCLKCTIC PHYSICIAN. Bciderro ard office Pj at Levi Elliotu, Maple Grove Cen*j«. .J. A. BAUGHMAN. WOLCOTT HARDWARE! C. C. WOLCOTT rity of Healings, In said county, un Saturday, the 2*th day ot Angust. A. D. 1880, at eleven o’clock In tbe forenoon ofsaid day. Dated. HaaUnga. July 13th 1880. HKNItY BOUGHTALIN. Sheriffi [v349] by Wm. H. POWEltf, Under Sheriff. STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Calhonn. ee. In tbe matter of tbe estate of Preston Mitchell, d.ceaaed Notice Is hereby given, that In pursuance of an order granted to the undersigned, administratrix of day (.object to ell encumber, or otbervtac existing at the Ut Goods CDlieap Just the same. GROCERY New Fresh Goods and Low Prices. From 25 cts. up. LADIES ENGLISH TIE, Boise Ac Francis Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, KID BOOT ,t $2.50, At »!.«>, worth $3.00. A Miss and Childs Child, Slip, from 50 cents up. In mens shoes we have a very fine assortment of low cut and a BUCKLE ALEXIS, A few Russet Plow Shoes Bt $1.40, and a few MENS I YOUTHS SUITS, J-JENRY ROE. Pbofriktor talf of lbs north-east quarter ol section twenty (JO) in township number three [8] north ot range seven 11] "rrt, in the county of Barry .nd State of Michlpa. z . may Mitchell. Admx. MEAT MARKET. Fresh and Salt Meats, Mei Hams aii Sioiilitn, IX THBIB SKASOh', Lard, by the Tb. or barrel. Order of Pub icatiou. We sella WOMAN’S SLIPPER, HYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Woodland CenDay and night call, proapt^^ P(trc,Mich. Notice of Sale ot Beal Estate. ENTERPRISE jpOSTREAD THIS. DRENCH KID UNFERMENTED Monuments, Tombstones, Mantles, 4c., TTaaUnsw, Mioh. DR. IL W. WHI1 MORE beginning; also excepting* piece of land owned by And at a comparatively HALT American and Foreign Marble, T^LKCTIC PHYSICIAN and Surgconls prepared JCd to answer all cal Is that may be made for hia ___ ___ __ ___ m aa SHOULD CALL AND SEE THE GOOD SHAPE Nashville, Mich. Niched., to tne directed andd.Uvcred acaioat Um good., chattels, land, and tenement, nf Ambroae Alien. I did on the Sth day ot July, 1880, levy upon and Mtaeal) the right, title and Interest of Um eaid Iron, ZTails, Stove* and Tinware. F. A. JONES, With Heal Plate and a C. H. BERRY, it of hearing. CLEMENT SMITH. Judge r-f Probate. (4<M3) lying mA of tbe Yankee Spring, and Oran vllle high way .except aa follow.: Commenclngal ORGANS REPAIRED IN Respectfully. aouid not be grauUd. . • And it I* further ordered, that Mid petitioner rii oticetotbe persons ..iterated in said estate. ofti MherilF Sale. At $1.90 Solid, our Womans SHEET MUSIC ZDZR/^T G-OOIDS, Making a spectaty’. Phoenix Blosk. State Bt. ORGANS SMALL COST JULIUS RUSSELL, pOWERS * BARLOW,. LOW FIGURES ForglBOand upwurdw. of Barry. bolden at lhe Prolate Office, tn the City ol DS*±5£ld A beauty, at $1.50, and PIANOS Attorney at Lai KING If you don’t want to, but we are selling READY CASH Cheese ul Everything State of Michigan, County of Barry, FlfCh Judi­ cial Circuit In Chancery. Suit for divorce pending in the Circuit Court for the count) of Barry. In Chancery. Ixmha M. Leahy, Complainant, vs Abraham Leahy. Detendanl. Il oeIng duly proven by the affidavit of Abijih M. Flint, Solicitor tor Complainant in this cause, that AbraState. bat la * resident sf the Stale of peon.yivania, therefore In compliance with tbe statute in such cants provided. It la ordered, that said defendant appear and answer tha bill of complaint Ned In thia cause, »I thin three mor’*-* ~»»m. «». der. and In case of his i coufcsacd by him. And It Is further ordered that a copy of thia order bo published In the Nashville News a newspaper pablUbtd and ctrer'sti d tn said County one* each weak for six successive .weeks and that the Erst publication be made within twen­ ty days from the date hereof. D'ted, llasUu«a July 8, A. D„ 1880. JAMES M. MARTIN. Clrcul t Court Commissioner In and for Barry Co., ty The Highest Market Price paid for Hides, Pelts, &c. Fresh Goods, Full Weights axid REYRY BOE. J^JILLISEBY I 1 ■would raapectfully announce ta the public that CORHETS, EMBROIDERY HATS. ___ FLOWERS, BONNETS, ETC.. DRESS MAKING it Onlicl > Fini Out Grtuq Sim 1 Wish to inform all that by prompt at- rpHE BARRY> ILLE MILLS. ‘tention, accommodating ways, good goods and low price*, hope to receive a fair share of your patronage. WALKER & NORTON Yourt Tmly, BOISE A FRANCIS. JOB E’RIIVTIIVGr AT THIS OFFICE._______ BEST III THE WOILD I FLOUR, meal $ feed, MORGAN, BARRY CO., MICH. ATTENTION FARMERS! Having thorough! v overhauled and raflttad our mil 1 From M.00 up. SCOTCH SUITS . .11.00.118.00, ud *15.00 MENS AND LADIES GOOD WORK GUARANTEED TRADE MARK “Aiut't you afraid the devil will get you for breaking the Sabbath T Phil scratched hh bead for a minute, and than mud: hmd MALT AND HOPS “No; He says, ‘Rememlier the Sab­ bath day and keen it bobr.’ ” Phil went off, looking pretty oober, QLEMEIT SMITH, freling- TDOR ENFEEBLED DIGESTION. Impoverished r Itlorf. Waak Lunp kidneys aixl urinarv ornhaaMlao. deil'txlo fatsalra, nureler mother., sick. >y ctuMren. and debility of <e, MALT BITTERS Tn an endless variety, all the way from $1.00 up. Our stock of HATS is complete ranging from 7 cts up. Just re­ ceived, a fine asHortment of Light-Weight Pants, They are Nobby too. Our all CALF BOOTS At H.00. worth *5.00 PRINTS for 5i, «, 7, 7i and 71 oeuta per yard. LAWNS for 194 aud 14i ete per yard. 14 8top0<iarM®»O If you read thin don’t forget the place. W. G. AYLSWORTH. gOOT JUtDSHOE SHOP. Bi-CARB. SODA FINEST SEWED BOOT VNchbiheHwihi* COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. Repairing Done In the Beet Manner Poeelblel Give Ale a. Call! Sign, the Big Boot FUANK BAJCnn. NERVOUS DEBILITY. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-07-24.pdf.pdf da89cf2de34e87f42bd56d0fd2f12817 PDF Text Text ORNO STRONG,) . Editor and Proprietor. Devoted to the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun. ) VOLUME VII. LIFE IN NASHVILLE,' •NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY24, 1880, L00AL OIBBLE-GABBLE. Aad PrnoBAl Chlt-Ck»*.. And Her Environs. N. E. Crane of Battle Creek., was in town the fore part of this week, visit­ ing at Wm. Burgess, and on Thursday, received a telegram calling him home on important business. Politicians who think there is no temperance ’ in the Republican party don’t want to read the proceedings of our township caucus, published else­ where in to-days News. The sidewalks on North Main Street are in a sorry condition. If estate own­ ers can’t keep their sidewalks in order, the council should see that they pay some one else for’doing it. Elmer Cole is the happiest man liv­ ing on the Woodland-Castleton town­ line. A flue baby\l>oy, weighing 8 lbs, made its appearance at Mr. Cole’s on the 14th, wMchTprobably, is the cause Mr. Liklen is down with the hay fe­ ver. . , A number of our citizens are talking Petoskey, The frame for Eli Evans’ new house on Queen St. is up. Mrs. Crosley, of Greenville, is visit­ ing Mrs. J. Osmun. N. P. Frink is afflicted with a severe attack of ear-ache. Who has the biggest.yield of wheat T Let’s hear from him. Several drunks are reported this week,but no arrests. To-day will be a big day for the dem­ ocrats of this locality, A. Plum is on the sick list, being of the happiness. laid up with a tore throat. C. Wolcott delivered three steam W. P. Sidman, of Barry, gave The threshing machines, on Saturday. One News a call on Wednesday. ■ W. E. Parrish, of Vernon, is visiting traction engine, to the Rnrrick Bros., of Kalnmo; one to Spencer & Latten, his brother, E. L., this week. Mrs. W. G. AyJsworth returned from of Maple Grove, and the other to Sprinkett A Ellis, of Assyria. her eastern trip on Tuesday night. L. J. Wheeler has a telephone, con­ On Thursday as that now traction enginn, sold by C. C. Wolcott to Rnr­ necting his residence with his store. The M. E. social at Al. Sellick’s on rick Bros, of Kalamo, steamed along Wednesday eve., was a pleasant affair. Main St. under a full head of steam, The pay car ou the G. R. V. R. R., having in tow its water tank, thresh­ passed through this place on Saturday. er and a large crowd of barefoot urch­ —It isn’t every State that can afford Widow Buxton went to Jackson on ins, it presented an imposing spectacle. a Petoskey, but Michigan can, and no I Monday—to Im* married, quoth Dame Emmett Cole of Lansing, a Republi­ doubt many News readers will be glad Rumor. can of the stalwart stripe, well-known to learn how to reach it’s pleasures, Miss Mills, of Fenville, and Miss Cur­ to many News readers, having been which are fully set forth in the “Fish­ sor, of Olivet, are visiting at Mrs. Dr. a resident of this vicinity before the ing Line” ad in another column. Griswold’s. war. was in the village, on Thursday. Charley Wilcox, the popular clerk of He belongs to the mighty army that is lZ —H. M. Lee is in luck. A few days since he received information that he i The Wolcott, is laid ou the shelf with booming for Senator Palmer f«»r Govhad been appointed I’. S. mail agent the ear-ache. i ernor, and, consequently, rests well The Wolcott House has the fairest toghta. between Detroit and Chicago; salary $1,200 per year. Herb, left Nashville record of any hotel on the line of the V The W. C. T. U. will give a weight on Monday to assume his new “posish.” G.'R. V. R. R. social for the benefit of the R. R. Club, Mr. C. J. Gardiner, of Hastings, has in the yard of tire Christian church, on —Tuesday morning Henry Boe start­ ed up his mammoth meat chopper, and been the guest of Mrs. C. C. Wolcott, the evening of July 30th. Ice cream and cake will be served to the gentle­ was wiping the oil off the wheels with the past week. a cloth, when the cogs laid hold of his i Chas. Brady spent tin- fore part of men after purchasing a ticket, which right hand and bit off the ends of the thia week at Battle Creek, with friends will draw some fair lady to enjoy it first and second fingers—the latter |, and loved ones. | with him. A very pleasant time is ex­ J. J. Potter commences the fall term pected. Come one, come all and have quite badly. of school in the Barnes district, Vt. a good time. —Bird Flabarty, a lad 9 years of age, Ville, on Monday. * climed a ladder at Cook’s wagon Dr. H. A. Barber has been ill the past DeKAMPEOH’8 TROUBLES. shop on Wednesday, and loosing his week, and Dr. Timmerman has attend­ hold, fell to the ground, breaking both ed patients in his stead. bones of his fore arm, about two inch­ Mrs. Cheesman, of Maple Grove, will es above his wrist. Dr. Young repair­ dispose of her personal property nt auc­ ed the damages. His Honor hod just seated himself on tion on Saturday, July 81st. —As Rev. C. I. Deyo is to occupy the The W. C. T. U- will hold their next ' his three-legged stool behind his deal Christian pulpit next Sunday morning regular meeting, July 87th, nt CS10 table on Saturday morning, got his I pencil over one ear and pen dipped in and evening, the church will, undoubt­ o’clock at Mrs. H. Webster’s. edly, be crowded by Mr. D’s. many And the cool weather of the past I red ink ready to balance his account friends, who still remember and love week is what makes it interesting—to for services rendered during the week, him for the many good things he . has those who can’t go to Petoskey. when a sample of the “shabby genteel” told them in the days that are past and F’Baniey Brooks will sell at auction, darkened the door and His Honor, Un­ gone. cle Jabe. looked up and beheld a speci­ upon opr streets to-dny, ton of his men of humanity, who looked as though Z' —The laying of the corner stone, of celebrated wiry Texas mustangs. at one time he might have been a clerk the Evangelical church iu Maple Grove, An heir made his appearance at Wm. will lie performed with the proper ser- Birin’s in Maple Grove, on Monday in St. Louis, or a devil in a printing office, but now, his mustache was thincruonies, on Saturday, July 81st, nt 2 i last, and was kindly cart'd for, clothed out to nine on a side, his hair was all o’clock p. m., by Rev. S Hevninger of I and fed. I gone on the top of his head, his eyes Jackson. Services will also be held | Peaches and harvest apples arc in the on Saturday evening and Sunday • market, but, as yet, their price sticks looked like peeled onions stuck in the morning. out too far to enable C. morbus to get mud, one ear was lopped to the star­ board and his, once hopeful expres­ —The scaffolding around J. Lents A j in his work. Dr. Barber’s 4-year-old sports a nob­ sion was changed to that of melancholy Son’s double store was torn down Wed­ nesday, and the brick, with its cut stone by nod new-styled harness, the hand­ and despair. “Good morning sir," said Uncle trimming, presents a very tine appear­ work of Charley Earl, Bailey A. Wood’s Jabe. ance and is a credit to the enterprise of harness man. “Good morning,” faintly answered Mrs. L. A. Howe, of Rochester, N. Y., its owners and the flourishing village of Nashville. Work on the interior of । who has been visiting her son G. A. the stranger. “What is your name!” the building is being pushed rapidly Howe, of thia place, returned to her “DeKampech.” forward, and will be completed is less I home on Monday. . “Your residence I P. C. Yates sits in the refreshing than a month. “Vollenshi” S —A month since when the idea of ex­ I shade, made by those new awnings “ Why do you come into my august tending Main St. north was first sprung, I that have blossomed from the front of presence, this fine July morning with it was cBrrently reported that the im­ of his block this week. visage thus besmeared with saur kraut The target-gun man still remains provement would lie such a financial and sausage,and your shirt-front crum benefit to property-holders on the north with us. but the dimes do not drop in pled worse than a country beau’s, af­ side of the river, that they would glad­ j as lively as their wont before the 4th, ter leaving court at 3 o’clock a. m., on ly donate the right of way, but now j and his countenance elongates. ' Monday morning. Have vou any­ that the Council have officially decided Dr. Young is carrying an unusually thing to answer in igard to your to open the street, those property hold­ good-natured and smiling countenance, looks r ers step forward and say they must and it is calculatedxhat that new and DeKampech ad vaucei juiced hastily have pay for their land. promising son is the reason thereof. around the interior of .ho court room, —The temperance meeting last Mon­ Railroad conductors report that a then clenching his fists, turned his day evening, was well attended, Mr. bad crowd from Hastings, Vermont­ back toward Uncle Jabe and said: Chipman conducting the affirmative of ville and Nashville, usually infest the “Look at my larboard ear, turned 43 the question. Arguments were pointed night trains to and from Thornapple degrees to the starboard ! Look at my and well substantiated ou both sides, Lake. shoulder blades protruding through my but owing to the lateness of the hour Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Whitmore, of linen duster I Look at the bumps on when the seconds closed their remarks, Allen’s, Hillsdale Co., are visiting their the bock of my head, that are not to be it was decided to postpone the conclud­ sons. Dr. H. W. Whitmore, of Maple found on the diagram in the last ing speeches of the leaders till next Grove, and Ezz J. Whitmore, of |his Phrenological Journal! Look at the Monday evening. Let all turn out and | village­ ridges on my back that lay up like the hear the debate concluded. , Rev. L. Masters, of Hastings, occu­ waves on the mighty deep! Look nt —From a circular received from the pied the pulpit of the M. E. Church on the top of my cranium, once covered managers of Grand River Valley cir­ Sunday, and nil who heard his discours­ with raven locks! Look nt me, who cuit, we are able to officially announce es, pronounced them excellent and in­ was once the pride of my father and that at the horse race to be held at structive. the joy of my mother, and tell me, Charlotte on Aug. 18,19,20 and 31, ‘'Tire first new wheat of the season your honor, if your jurisdiction over premiams aggregating $8,630 will be was brought into oftr market from the fallen humanity, extends far enough awarded. Several good horses are ex­ farm of Lyman Wilson, on Monday to grant me justice F pected, and all arrangements- for an last, and brought 88 cents per bushel,at Uncle Jabe reached over and took tt resting meeting have been completed. A. B’s. elevator. his red silk handkerchief, from the On the last day a ten mile bicycle race The long looked for Allegan and crown of his stove-pipe hat, quietly will add to the interest of the occasion. Barry Co., history is here. Subscribers wiped the prespiration from his brow .L.C. Taylor ®f RepuMiam bPrm’t will have the pleasure of examining its and with his usual calmness remarked. of the association, and Dr. W. Shuler, contents next week as Mr. Pattison “Young man, I was bred in Philadel­ Secty. We aie indebted to the former will be here early in the week to de­ phia, educated in the dty, have held for a complimentary. liver it. many responsible positions in life, un­ —Mr*. Bolton of West Castleton, noticed in last week’s News ns being • dangerously ill, died on the 14th inst. aged 85 years. —Middleville is troubled with fe­ male burglars, who invade private dwellings at the solemn midnight hour and drink skim-milk. *—The brick layers commenced work on Buxton’s block on Tuesday after­ noon, and ns wo go to press a full force of workmen are pushing the work right along. V' —Lumber for the (J. B. house of wor­ ship at Hosmer’s corners, go throagb town almost daily, and it is expected that thoframe will be up by the end of this week. —A valuable horse belonging to James Gregory, in East Castleton, while running in afield last week, be­ came impaled on a stick and received injuries which proved fatal. —On Monday John Heckathorn was brought before Esq. Powers, upon complaint of Clarence Bacheller, charg­ ed with assault and battery. He plead guilty, and was fined $0.00. derstand the whole paraphrase of the TIMOTHY TUMBLE. law, and I want you to distinctly un­ Omalak, Mich.,.July 90,4880. derstand that I wish to have no dele­ terious reflections cast upon this court. Mu. Strong : O! O!! 0!!! Did yen ever T why I am a mau of few wordsand I ask you once more if you have auv excuse the fokes have gone to havin meetins and Sandy skools, and pick-nicks, and to make for your forlorn appearance, or have any reason why I should not soshiKand even so menny nue git up’s. Why,, two* only a yeer or£2 ago that pronounce my sentence nt once. What ths woqdent hav enny sich dolus a tall. have you to say!” • But now tha hav startoil rite out to DeKam pech, fearing the judge find the rite rode at last. would .commit him without a hearing, tried to speak calmly, as he answered. _ O, but tha use to be sich a good lot “May it please your honor, I was of fokes here, why, yeud nevei heera trying to close my eye* in slumber, sware, or heera gnu fired on Suiidy, or when my fellow laborer and ‘room­ kno of enny steelin, oud evry body be­ mate, Kranf Epifrett, came into the longed to mcetin. but the war kame, the men fokes went to fltc the south, house and made the night hideous ‘with his peculiar laughter, and in the and left the wimin fokfts to flto the devil.. Wei, the devil dident git very morning, while remonstrating with badly whipd, nor the south either, but him ou his boisterous conduct—.” At this point, DeKampech advanced tha both hav got the fokes purty tite to the table,raised his hand high above eny how. Wei. when the meu cum bak from the wartha found their wives his head and brought it down with tremenduous force upon the little deal and cbildurn all rite, some on cm, or mostly all on em, but just as soon ns table, loosing his self control, shouted the war ended with the south, the war in Uncle Jabe’sear. ended with the devil, and the’ meetins “Hu defamed my good name! He and Sundy skools pladc out and we all laughed at my discomfort ! He told went toslenp, and the devil he kame me to help myself if I could ! Yes sir! your honor, he basely insulted mo, and and sode bad seed rite among the good seed the Lord had sode. and the fokes, do you suppose I can stand before a now tha wasrejoicin so at the war closfellow laborer and hear him abuse my in, and their gqttin home safe, and i good name ! No sir! I bounced him nt monnybein nufiil plenty, forgot to pull once, my teot twinkled in the air, I waltzed on my ear around the break­ the weeds, and cultivate the good seed fast table, the household fell upon me the Lord hail node, the devil got the upwith one nccord.and proceeded to make er hands and his bisness began to a battering ram of the parachute, to boom. Wei, the good dekon kept tellbatter down the walls of my diaphragm, in em to look out and not let the devil besmeared me with saur kraut and git located rite among ein, but tha pade । sausages, ushered me into the presence no tenshnn to him, and party soou yen I nf ghosts and goblins, gouged iny eyes coodcnt Hud but 2 or 3 of the Lord's | with the tongs, pounded my marrow- frute trees in the htil naborhood. and Ixmes with chairs, and in fact made me tha was aufully blited with the devil’s pisenvines. Wei, things went on sn the forlorn specimen of humanity you for a long time, once in a while a good now behold, and I claim by the laws of man cuminin to the naborhood and our free country, by the customs of a free people and ordinance of the com­ preccVin repentance to em. Wei, tlin slept on, not a wave of truble rold Me­ mon court, a revenge for injuries re­ rest their peesful brest, wunce in a ceived both to body and name. Now, while sum wun wood wake up a little your honor, am I to have this revenge, and nib his eyes and look around, but or must I take my flight to distant tha wood always find the good dekon lands where bowie knives are law, and awake and wachin, and jest as soon ns revolvers are justice courts, and men of he rood git in a shot hu wood shout muscle, are monarchs, over mischief­ “Pull for the shore boys, pull for the makers and maltreUters of mankind F shore,” git out of this wicked trance, Uncle Jabe, who had been hitching wake up and tend to your work, but about uneasily on his three-legged tha wood relaps agin into their indiferstool, again took his red bandanna and enl state and the good dekon wood wiped his brow, then giving hi? stand­ groan aloud. Wei, a little while ngo up collar a vigorous pull to bring it some of the fokes begun-to wake up, nwnv from his ear, raised to bis feet, ! the devjl had twisted his wiked vine and in solemn, measured tones said : roots so titcly round their harts that “Young man. I find by your own tha like to broke down but thn sod. no statement of the cose-that you have more of this slecpin, git up and git, or been guilty of pugilistically and dia­ yure a goner. Wei, thn did git up and bolically disturbing the peace and went rite to wurk and bugun to poke quietude of a quiet, harmonious house­ the rest with a sharp stic, and so stird hold, and in accordance with my oath em up that thare was a hot time rite in of office, and the manifold duties rest­ cold wether. Wei, thn kept stirin and ing upon me asa judge of law and evi­ workin and bimeby the fire besun to dence, I feel obligated to pronounce burn and spred, and the fokes Lad a sentence upon you. You have been little ruKsel with their mad, and purty guilty of a grave offence and should quic tha got the better of the devil,and I give you the full extent of the law, now wurk auful hard to fit the soil for all your best days would be wasted and the seed the Lord may see fit to sow iu when your sentence would have expir­ their harts, and I tel yeu weve got to ed your life would be blasted, and your wurk hard to make up for the time bent form ready to topple over into the wove bin slepin and dreamin and algrave. My heart yearns for you, for owin to run to waste. you might have been a lieacon light be­ Wei, Molly and I was over to Kalafore the world, might have courted and mn a little ,while ago, and we found won my only daughter, became my out that it was a reel lively town, son-in-law, and in short might have fokes was a workin auful hard to git become an able pleader before the bar their wheat and bay secoor, but it of justice.and we could have won cases raned so much tha was about giv over. by the score, and brought the people Wei, a reel good church m^u, got so of this community up to the customs of behind the rest tliat he felt autul cheep Philadelphia citizenship; but alas, you so be got a man to cum with a machine have fallen. My sentence is twenty and went rite in a lot of wheet, rite by years at hard labor, to earn your daily the rode, rite in a publick place, rite bread, or five days in Vermontville. on Sundy; yea, all da tha kept that muWhich do you preferF shine on the go, and it made the nabora DoKampccb’s eyes moistened when feel auful bad, caus hes so auful good the judge spoke of his only daughter and pius. Wei, the whuet was cut,and and a feeling of self-disgust,came over mebby twos best, cans it ranud like him when Uncle Jabe spoke of his suds Mondyond so yeu see he coodcnt prospects in law, which were now cut his wheet Moody if ho tride. But I buried forever, and with an effort to cant tel how be feels now his wheets choke back the sobs, he thought of cut. Vermontville then of the labor, and af­ Yes, and theres Mr. Bradley, he is ter a moment’s reflection heaved a the man that bot Mr. Rees out last sigh,then faintly said: spring, be is so bothered by patent rite’ “J take the labor.” sowin mashine, wasliiu mashine, farmThe judge took up his pen to enter iu mashine, litenia rod, insurance, the proceedings in his docket and De­ luedicinejind eyery kind of agent Hes Kampech vanished from the august gittin auful mad, hes went und spoke presence of Uncle Jabe, to manipulate .for a bull dog aa big as a lion, and au­ leads and labor saving rules. ful savage, tha have to tie him up with a log chain. Wei, that dog wil smel a One tumble and the edfice is in ruins patent rite agent a mile, then he give* —be it a beautiful palace or a beauti - a whine, the fokes onhook the chanc, fnl girl. the dog goes out to the rode and makes If wives would try to be as agreeable a meet of an agent and then cums bak to their husbands as they are to other and is chaned up agin, so the agenta men, the majority of men would be better giv that farm • wide berth. O, yes, I like to forgot to mcnshun better. tha’vc got a nue writer over in Kalamo The girl of the period says she will who hales from “Mulevil.” Wei, he marry no man who cannot earn money does his name Wild Bill. Now Mr. enough to support her, and what docs Strong yeu better tel Wild Bill he bet­ she give her husband for all this! ter givsom better name to his hous, for j TERMS; $1.50 per Year I CREDIT SUBSCRIPTIONS $1.73. NUMBER 44. if he dont fokes wil think he’s got to rasin mules and will worry him aufuly cumin to him to buy them animals, so he’d better stop fore the evil da corns, and his conshence refooses toakt Wei, itsjcstasl expected. There’s Johny Fowler that went off to Saline last spring and got him s wife. He had bin cortin a reel uicc yung lady by the name of Elia, and he had went so fur as to ax her to be his wife, and she sed yes, and then tha begun to to wk about furnishin the hous, and. all that, but John’s only foolin her, aud one day he goes off and gits a wife from a nother family, now Mins Elis, bein one nf the best ladies in town, aud one that evry body likes, and of a good famly. shes gone and brbt sute for breech of promts or somthin of that sort, with damage of four thousand dollars.- Whoop* wont she make it warm for Johnny. Then thers Al. Mix who had a barel of cider doun celer, but nue nite last week (FridyJ a cuple of chaps went to Als celer rite after dark, when evrybody shood be sleep and got a pale of cider, but twos hartl and hevy, and tha made so much noise carin it down the rode Al. went out and found out who thn be, but he nays if tha let his cider lone tin wel, but if tha do so eny more out ghes their names in the Nuse. Then theres Jerome Ergott who went to Kansas, he’s got oak to Mich,, and feels good over it too. ' Then theres Doctor Adam’s wife she bin to Nebraska visitin, Wel, she’s got ba I: home and the Dr. wil go to keepin hous and thare will be no more scandal about him enymore. Then thnres old Doctor Chapin who i used to live down toards Charlotte, evrybody used to kno him, Wel, hes up ami gone to the poor hous cause hes । 106 years old and'no girl wants him for , a husband. To bad, aint it ? I Then old Mrs. Dr. John Hall Is dead who used to live at Carlisle. And lots of nuse we learned but aint got time to write, cans we jest got home and fonnn the children in mischif and Molly gon,and so I’ll quit til I lieer from ' yen agin. Your Friend, Timothy Tumble. LOCAL MATTERS. ry Don’t buy until you see the Large kArm, White Sewing Machine at Wol­ cott’s. Bost in America. Uy Three-Year-Old Colt for Sale. Enquire of E. Cook. wbiiteL The White Machine is warranted for I 5 years. Go and see it the Wolcott Hardware. Wool! Wool!! ' Competition is the life’of trade. I ] am in the market and prepared to tpay | the highest price for any ooantity of wool. A. J. Hardy. llarvent Dance. A Harvest Dance will be held at the residence of Adams Brown 2| miles south east of Nashville, Wednesday evening July 28th, 1880. Boys, don't fail to bring your girls and have ajolly time. Bill, including supper $1.25. Bill for dance, 10 cents per set or 75 cU. for the pight. Vew Store. UyC.A.Nichols has opened that Boot and Shoe, Hat and C ip and Notion store, in the Yates’ block. New Goods and Low prices. Call and see me. I take “Dr. Sellers’ cough Syrup,” and no one in the city keeps clearer of coughs and colds than I. Druggists sell it. Price 35c. For H«le. One new milch cow aud 10 swarms of bees. For particulars enquire of 43-44 L. J. Wilsox, Naahvillo Mich. ry Bee-Keepers should use the Comb Foundation for sole by H. T. Davidson. <y I have a good second quality of flour, at the mil), very cheap. ________________P. Holler. ry Butter and eggs taken in ex~ cliange for millinery goods at Mrs. L.R. Erb’s. * C. W. DEMARAY. The finest stock of Clocks in Barry or Eaton county. „ A good stock of straight Elgin Watches, will not handle a Watch but can be recommended by all, all full Niebel movement, Straight Line Es­ capement, Quick trains. A fine line of^ewehy aud Silver Ware. Two doors south of Truman’s, C. W. Demaray. _ <37 You can get the • Celebteted Stark and Vooruian Pat. Sand-bands put on your Buggie* at E. Cook% for only $3.00. They are worth five times what they coat to any wagon. ■ Wilson & Ho ve still sells Boots aud Shoes as low as the lowest. HF Wilson & Howe sella Tobacco for 40 cents., Why will you be troubled wearing plasters for lame backs wben H.llii Buchu will make a permanent cure. Sold by F. T. Boise. �‘t r r which r. It is in 1854 for was hm iuaipidly-pretty pewon, with blue eyes, regular features and brown hair—was a Miss Jenny, a sort of companion to Miss Longworth, who proved to be about five-feet-ten, thin, pale, high-nosed, dashing, and a little under 80. Of course, I immediately opened a conversation with her, leaving it to Fred to do the agreeable to the milk-andwater Miss Jenny. “You have a charming retreat, Miss " Oh I yea, sir. Haint you never saw it before ? ” # early, Mii>s Langworth. was inde­ pendent of grammar ; but I admired her the more. It was only n proof that sho wm unsophisticated and not spoiled by the world. ''I am a stranger here ; but I should think this such n spot as Lamb, the great poet, would have loved.” * I hazarded this at a venture, for I am KNd! boM. f«J, roa froMywl I mo I*. half * mind to .bo<>t >! and aln»»t »wore with degradation I Id darkrat night, or mid-day bright, I pray you to right Bhtjpiy look Which I» your Joan, and which the eoul JUST M¥ LUCK. Let anybody who likes turn up their * nun, I feed 'not the uligh-est hesitation in avowing that I was in a liurry—in a great hurry. The steamljoat bell was ringing, for one thing,, and blowing off steam in a wav to send a nervous num distracted. t knew I Couldn't run—my lioots were too tight Then my wardrolve was on board—my gray suit, and my blue suit, and thirteen other suits—all my boots arid embroidered slippers, fancy neckttea, embroidered handkerchiefs and that “Fll sue die company if they ore "what business have they to be so frightfully punctual ? Here I stopped for a moment to talk to Jenks, who lias brought over the last new neck-tie, and—’’ “Ha, ha I You'd Ixrtter run, old boy; thare the first chance at the heiress." I looked up and saw Ned laughing at me. Confound the fellow ! How hand­ some he looked 1 If that bout started, should I ever dare to present myself, dusty and begrimed, at Elm Grove to find him there—ns, of course, he would lost,” I exclaimed mentally, “Bun,” shouted Ned again. Hie men were already withdrawing ’ the plank. Th^re was a young, very plainlydrcfmed woman just in front of me. ’ “Out of the wav, womiui,” I said. *y, ana wrnu nave lauen, u one oi tne ** hands” had not extended his arm and VMUght her. So Ned told me, for I was too modi absorbed in looking after my baggage even to think about her. Said he: “You nearly knocked that little woman sitting behind us down?' “Do you suppose I wm going to let you have Miss Longworth to yourself ?” I answered, chuckling. ’ “Why, is she so attractive?" asked Mad. •• Haven’t the least idea, my dear fel­ low. You. know, I’m onjy acquainted with her father; but I'm sure she's on -Five is a nice little "Yen, when I get it (for, to be plain ■with you, Fred, I have a suit in the trank that I think will put ’ the‘matter beyokd doubt). ’When 1 get it, I shall ■tart with Mik Nelly for Paris, where I "red buret into a loud laugh. ‘ Wait^till you're introduced, Jim; ■silban I'd make her Mrs. Jonquil." Well, you are welcome to her. Give ■ne a little, rosy, bright-eyed woman, who won't say to me, ‘It was my monev, rir, that nuak* you what you are.'" ' “'niere'f. U».j Luumi—fine old place, Fred laughed loader than ever. The landed with w ; Irat what^WM pur nor- shaded by overarching tree®, aud, sliding a few stone steps, fouad our» on a fine gravelly beach, on which layTthe‘boat high and dnr. We soon gother off—that is, Fred did, for he wa» a stalwart fellow, and I didn't wish to soil my new pantaloons—and we helped the ladies into the boat; then I discovered that Miss Langworth had a large ankle, but it failed to dampen tar love, I scorned .to. bo influenced by Auch worldly considerations, and I grow even more devoted to Miss Longworth, who leaned up heavily, against me, while Fred and-Misa Jenny raved. The last-mentioncd lady, after a-short time, proposed that we should run tho boat up in a little inlet, and make our way home by another and more circnitOUH route, the whole distance being about two miles, “ She wants Fred to pop tho question,” I thought "Poor fellow I But Tm obliged to her; I shall have » chance to propose to Miss Longworth :”*ond so I seconded the move with ardor. Fred agreed; of course, and Miss roared distance Qf more than 600 1797 the crater cf Tungura^ the great peaks of the Andtf torrents of mud, which daijni is more apt to attack those working in the sun, and especially between the hours of 11 o'clock in the morning and 4 o'clock in the afternoon. On hot days wear thin clothing. Have as oool aleejx ing-rooms os possible. Avoid- loss' of sleep and all unnecessary fatigue. If tiflcial heat—laun< ho B Of out the 1,000 feet wide, made deposits 600 feet deep. The stream from Vesuvius which, contained 33,000,000 cubic feet of solid mutter,., and in 1793, when Torre del Greco was destroyed u second time, the mass of lava amounted to 45,000,000 cubic feet In 1760 JEtna jxiured forth a flood which covered eighty-four square miles, and measured nearly 1,000,000,­ 000 cubic feet On this occasion the sand and scoria formed the Monte Romni, near Nichcdoea, a oohe of tiro miles in circumference, and 400 feet high. The stream thrown out by .Etna in 1810 was in motion at the rate of a yard a day for nine months after the eruption, and it is on record ’ that the lava of the sarn© mountain, after a terrible eruption, was not thoroughly oool and consolidated for ten years after .the event ;In the eruption of Vesuvius. A. D. 79, the scoria and ashes vomited forth far exoeeded the entire bulk of the mauntaip ; while in 1660 .Etna disgorged more than twenty times its own mass. Vesuvius has sent its ashes as far us Constanti­ nople,/Syria and Egypt. It hurled stones eight pounds in weight to Pom­ peii, a distance of six miles, where sim­ ilar masM*>- were tossed up 2,000 feet above- the summit. Cotopaxi has pro­ jected a block of 100 cubic yards in vol­ ume a distance of nine miles ; hnd Sumbawa, in 1815, during the most terrific eruption on record, sent ita ashes os far as Java, a distance of 300 miles of sur­ face, and out of a jxipnlation of 12,00G souls only twenty escaiied. In working in the sun wear a light hat (not black, as it absorbs heat), straw, etc., and put inside of it, on the head, a wet cloth or a large green leaf; frequent­ PITH AND POINT. ly lift the hat from the bead and see that ■ Yotn»o man;- a diamond pin looks real the cloth is wet. Do not check perspir­ nice and glistens brightly, but, when 84 ation, but drink what water you need to a week supports a .man and pin both, keep it up, as perspiration. prevents one or the other u not genuine. . the body from being heated. Have, whenever {toseible, an additional shade, as a thin umbrella when walking, a canvas or board cover when working in the sun. ' । make a bhuidei. A litti.e boy came to his mother re­ When much fatigued do not go to The reply was, however, somewhat cently and said : *<Mamma,. I should work, but be excused from wurkr es­ unexpected. think that, if I was made of dust, I pecially after 11 o'clock in the morning, “Lamb I why, he used to live down would get muddy inside when I drink." here. He was the butcher, and we used care ;" and, getting out, the ladyundmy- on very hot days, if the work is in the sun. If a feeling of fatigue, dizziness, "What! only five policemen for a » always to be a laughin' about his name." aelf walked slowly liehind Fred aud town like thia?’’ exclaimed a traveler. 1 saw Fred and Miss Jenny smile, and Miss Jennv, who were speedily out of headache, or exhaustion occurs, cease work immediately ; lie down in a shady “Oh," replied the native calmiv, “they projxiHed a walk in tho garden, where and cool place ; apply cold cloths to and have no difficulty in keeping what little Miss Lnngworth murdered tho Queen’s pour cold water over nead and neck. peace we have." । English at her own sweet discretion, aud If any one is overcome by the heat, I made love at mine, at which she didn’t " and yet“tt~riiakoa me bad, Miss Long­ “ What is a woman’s will ?,r shriek* a send at once for the nearest good physi­ blush (though I do believe she tried to), worth. ' social scientist of the bachelor persua­ but giggled in such an encouraging man­ sion. Experience in our younger days “ Dear me, does it give vdu the rheu­ cian. While waiting for the phyriman, give the person oold drinks of water, or ner that I think I should have proposed matism ? Folks do ’say it's damp here, teaches*us that it is the only will that cold block-tea, or cold coffee, if ablu to on tho Bjxit, if tho dressing-bell had not but 1 never feel ft." the heirs don't want to contest . Bounded at that moment “Rheumatism of the heart. Miss swallow. If the akin is hot and dry, sponge with or pour cold water over the t “Splendid, ain’t sho?” said I, enthu­ Longworth," I answered. “To-morrow At ten, a child; at twenty, wild; Ixxly and limbs, and apply to the head siastically, to Fred. I leave you; should I ever (which is im­ “ Raw-lxined, rather," said Fred, probable) revisit thia spot, on whose arm ixniuded ice wrapped in b towel or other The Army Wopn. cloth. If there is no ice at hand, keep doubtfully. • should I find you leaning then ?” The LrrTLKboy, weeping most piteously, The stories told told of the the unur army worm and and i a cool cloth on the head, and pour coldI “ Raw-boned ! She’s a perfect Juno." Miss Langworth said, archly, she wm water on it as well as-oh the body. < liis ixxrfonnunce in the Eastern States al- I wa“ interrupted by some unusual .occur“She’s no chicken.’’ sure ’t tell. *i... th(. wnndcrfll) —e..i »_i — iu rr — I i renivi. He ire she slw couldn couldn't toll. , u llw . ..mn. fn.-.i auil। •1 lnM ._i „IMl title, HerHo hushed httuhed his M» cries met fora ta»momo T/ 41*.. .uu....I.. 1 ‘ * Own up, old boy—you’re jealous. ” A husband . , leeoie. lei ]e, nun innrue timmoni.ilor (i)r ,xlot,„. „( mtl mill ,|,„t uevomeu cuncl. and 1। “™‘ »................. u“ Ihnpgbl , . >I continued, . ■ i nuise cameissuu e-— wtu. broken. “ Ml,' “ Not a bit of'it. 'Tliat little Mias niv deepest aeeix'St bass boss voice :; Home some fortur - or gi. ve him . a teaspoonful . , , ■ Hcphante and found au » send ni« in my feW army of lie. menrtennnina no V®’ fuming his sniffle, ‘“‘tvlint what trn woa ; Jenny is charming, modest, intelligent, nste lieing, who, unlike me, may be es- ] of ftromntjc 8pirit, of ammonia in two gwat obstacle to their march. They get | Scrying about just now? j and pretty." teenjed worthy to possess that pnceless , table-spoonfuls of water, with a little HO »nd grow so fust that they i Rkcordeb (to witness with bandaged I ni 1 1 bible-sjioonfuls " Everyone to his taste. Mine, T con­ treasure —I meant the five hundred! ‘ ’ 1 cover the groundi ....... ,i„._deep, and j eye)4«r»;,i i— he i—.... some;„„i inches —“Did have any provoc&ticlb I—“ your I *u^Br’______________________ ! fess, is more exalted." thonnand dollars ; but I said—' „ — , roll and tumble over each other until the when he struck you ?” Witness* He ■ “If you refer to heriheight, I agree hei'ri." I Aadrvw JaekKou. I soil sedms moving with life. They can-' mMy have had something of the kind with you." “I »h«u «®T.- Ao »«W. ’ Clmvalicr Wikoff, in his adighHul i not lx) stopped or. turned aside. They concealed on his .person, but it was a " There goes the 'dinner-bell." „ t • a i . . ; “Reminiscences," gives the following ac- go over stone fences, a squirming gray brick he struck me wid.” " Then you’d Ixrtter hurry up, Jim. It ■ [Oh’ "‘yvnota <Td’ «~nt a hi. first meeting with Andrew mass, many yanks wide, covering it up When inviting guests to dinner the takes you about half on hour to tie that !!r.4°“»°“r I J***®: I wm taken to tho White like a blanket. XYhen a field is exhaust­ nunilter should be limited in accordance cravat" And away wont Fred, laugh­ saw‘that it was muddy. “Say not bo, n ... HonflO( one evening, to bo presented to ed tliey take to the road and travel un­ with the quantity of dinner, that cun l>e ing maliciously. He would take tho va­ brightest and Ixjst of beings. Drive not der same apparent guidance, until they cant Beat by Miss Lauga/irth, of course. to despair (seizing her hand) one who the President Wlien they arrived, the come to a field that is fit to eat. Tliey served. Thirteen at the table is unlucky I should be unbecomingly red in tiie loves you so fondly.. • Give me Irak tho President was still at dinner, but it was attack barns and eat up every green when there is dinner enough for only face—my cravat would be a bungle—my fiiintest gleam of hope—say but that you not long before tho doors were thrown tiring and. even the hay. Sometimes left whiskur wouldn't look like a break­ will lie mine, after years of. toil shall open, and General Jackson entered at the houses are nssniilted, and it is found 1 _______________ fast roll, aud—down went the jar with have enabled me to ask your hand of head of his company, talking and laugh­ hard, even with brooms, shovels and 1 * *CJ Jh5w’»SuJ^?'h' •’’•J?1: , ing with much animation. He seemed the new pomade. l.nub.», to Half . iS : your father, and I will go forth more I didn’t swear, for it isn't gentleman­ joyfully than ever—ever horse went to । in high glee. Seating himself near tho dozen of .them will take possession of a !l1* • porttug mth *aau>«r fellow. | fire, his friends formed a group aliout ly; but I said something forcible about water." It was a colored preacher who said to | him. • I was absorbed for some minutes stalk of rye or blade of grass and ent the jar, and went down to tho dining­ That poetical; but could , in scanning the face and mein of this re­ thq sustenance out of it. Those who this flock : “We have a collection to xuui wasn wtutn ’t very poeucai; out Ii couio room. come too late for the first table will bur-1 make this morning, and, for de glory ob There my worst fears were realized. think of nothing else. “ Speak, dearest, ' markable man. In person he wm tall, row in the roots until the field looks as j healxju, whichever of youstoleMr. Jones' i slim and straight m an arrow. His head —only one wora." Fred wm helping Miss Longworth to Miss Longworth hod hidden her face was long, but narrow, and covered with if a fire hnd passed over it. Oarriage turkvya, don’t put anything on the gravy, as I entered, and the only empty Ix’liind her handkerchief; but guped tliick gray hair that stood erect, ar- though and wagon-wheels moke no noise ns the ; plate.” One who was there says, “Every chair wm by Miss Jenny. out: impregnated with his defiant spirit; ids vehicles drive over the wpiinnirg bless«Ml niggali in church came down It struck,me, as I seated myself tliat “ Yes, dear Jim; ask pa right away. brow was deeply furrowed, and Ids oye, masses. They accqmplish most of their with thwroctou" my arrival had thrown this little person A Qcakbk Rvntkmaii, riding in n eareven in his present mood, was one “to work in theeyiming or the morning. He won't want you to go out and fight, into something of a flutter. She raised „th B tabionnlile Ind. decked threaten ana command." His noso wm riiey enuot be .tainpwl out. tor l i.oher handkeroliief to her face, and when and all tliat sort of tiling," His inen-«w twu-r limn they ou. be killed. I .,5, , pnrfnrinn ut ie.elrr, lie.nl her “ Blessed innocent! he could not wish prominent, and indicated force. she asked for potatex-s I fancied that " A ditch with car u only > linel im|»di. eomphin „[ . Ml,l Shirering in her mouth displayed firmness. The whole it less than I did." But it wiw only after her voice faltered. • ment, l-ocmuM.-. »» nooo u it u full, the j Ixmnet Mid di.wl <u> lightu, . oobI was nnnoj-ed. If it had been in b long |>ersuaaion that I consented to fore­ conveyed on impression of energy and n-m»inder of Urn ho.1 crane, on tBe | web, .he exelMmcd : " Wh.t dndl I do countrv farm-houke, and nobody else go my resolution to wm name and fame, daring. My gaze was fixed upon him, deMlbodn-.. Tlie worm i» idmnt Ml ! to get warm?” “Iradlydon * “ and I forgot all else. My fnend inti­ 1 really don’t know,” arounef, I might have noticed her; but. and ask her j>a at once. meh long, thick a. a rye Mraw, duillke. | replied the Quaker, solemnly with Miss Langworth opposite, I wm iI The old gentleman was in the library, mated he would .present me on tho first ixiUloea, and will not touch tobacco, thee put ou another bn-iutpin’ surprised that she evinced no mare dis- and jiurt ns I entered I met Fred coming opportunity, aud tho announcement It is not even good for food, like the thee put on another breastpin I" : _A Danbuby man.tells a good story of cretiou. It was jiot my fault if I was out. Fgnvo him n nod and a wink, ana, threw me into a flutter. Presently a gentleman hurriedly en­ grasshopjxT, and so in no wav com­ his aunt, who is a model housekeeper fascinating; and, if my clothes dii^ fit walking up to Mr. Langworth, informed pensates for the devastation which is and a scrupulous stickler fur a good well, it was not agreeable to have im­ him that his daughter hod just declared tered tho room, went up to the President produced. table. The clergyman called near the poverished young females falling in love her willingness to be united with me in and whisficrod in his ear. In a moment the bonds of holy matrimony, and ro- ho sprang from his cbjrir, his eves flash­ dinner hour, and was pressed to stay to with me. ing and Ids arms flying wildly about Unnecesury Falsehoods. M«.vVv— tj)e nu?a] At the table there wm a good I believe she made some remark about tqiectfully implored his blessing. Surely, clerks in some stores tell many supply of well-prepared food, but tho “I am sorry, Mr. Jonquil," said the the ofiera, but I turned my head to talk “By the Eternal 1” I heard him ex­ unnecessary falsehoods, in their anxiety lady felt compelled to make many apoloold gentleman, looking at mo rather to Mr- Longworth. to advance their employers' interests. gi(>» for imaginary deficiencies. ” In the I would not swear to it, but I think I quizzically, “ but I have juut promised claim, “111 smash them!” Every one near him jumped to his feet, Misrepresentations drop constantly from j grace tho clergyman asked our Heavenly saw her drop her handkerchief. I could her to your friend, Mr. Drummond." “Impossible I" I exclaimed. "I liave> astounded at this sudden explosion. He their lipa. “This is all (ulk, lady,” as- Father to “bless the frugal meal." This take my oath, however, that Jim Jonquil t]ie Judy verr nuu]_ this moment left her, and, if you will was surrounded, and id! were demanding serte a saleswoman who exhibits a block didn't pick it up. what hod occurred. I was electrified at cotton lace scarf, and “every tliread j , . .. . After dinner, we adjourned to the permit me, I will bring her, that you mu." u tho aioenptinn wilich the 8tro Angri™, Madonlr bradung th. the spectacle. Like a lion goaded to U UULU, Lj) ...V UU.U LUU jI oppressive -OlenCA. TVm’t you Vmt feel bowling-saloon, which Mr. Langworth may hear my statement confirmed from silence, “ “ Don't her own lips." And, running out, I fury, ho kept on gesticulating aud de­ housekeeper receives of towels into whose afraid of the army worms, Theodore, that had built in the rear of his house. nouncing some outrage ho would not composition not a thread of linen enters. “Not bad, is it?” said I to Fred. found and conducted the fair lady to her brook. At length I wm told that informa­ The fills told in second -class dry-goods are corning so rapidly this way ? ” The “ Only I mean to have a window let in father iu an exceedingly short time. question was such a strange one that “I beg your pardon, Mr. Jonquil,” tion waa brought him tliat the Senate stores are so enormous tliat they argue a Theodore's surprise caused him to look there—it’s not light enough,” had rejected t an Buren's nomination to love of lying on the part of the salesmen, said the old gentleman, m soon as he I heard asuppresse<l titter liehind me, right at Angelina for the first time in his England, and ho regarded this os a per ­ and utter idiocy on the part of the buy ­ “I was speaking of my and for a moment fancied that Miss saw her. Why did site ask that, ho wanted sonal insult Tho oppoaitiem in alliance ers.’ Wliy should any one desire to make life. Longworth hud overheard me; but it daughter, Nellie, whom I have promised with Calhoun's friends hud thus smitten to know. “Oh. nothing," she .rephetI, the statement that all tho goods in his to your friend. But, os for this lady, was only Mis* Jenny, who seemed to as she toyed wi|h. her Jan, " only the pa­ the schemer, whom they .accused of estobliameut are sold at cost price, tx have an unconquerable propensity to marry hex oh soon as yon please; my breaking up the Cabinet far his occult pers Hay; they eat every green thing burst out into cauMtless fits of laughter. jurisdiction does not extend to my purposes. Open war was now declared expect customers to believe that he en wherever they go." . tered into trade from purely philan­ I stepped past her to Mias Langworth, daughter's neamstresj^!’ between Calhoun and Jackson. The Tueiu: is a great deal of interesting thropic motives? A fair profit is the It- was too horrible. .1 nwhed madly for I was determined Fred should not out of 'the house. The little plaiulv- grand battle came off a little later. It right of one who sells. It is the motive conversation going on over the tele­ outwit ihi- this time. was suggested by my friend that under oi his, selling. “ Upon my word I am phone wires, if you' have the- machine “Miss Longworth, shall we have a dressed woman, whom I hat! nearly th. circumstanceH my introduction hod open and listen. The message of a fond game ? We can play against Fred and knocked down and treated since with better be postponed. ’ I readily agreed, Eving thin away," imposes upon someIdr. Why it is bo often uttered is a mother whose cherub hud eaten a water­ such persevering and aoooniful neglect, your—friend.” ■ . having no fancy to approach the volcano mighty mystery and must remain so. melon or so too much, and a geniieman was no other than Nellie Longworth — Miss Langworth acceded graciously, in eruption. I considered myself fortu­ who had sent homo a large redfish for and I instructed her in the mysteries of who overhearing our conversation on nate, however, in having seen the fiery Then, too, if one desires a certaiu style dinner, got mixed tho other day. First counting up; fnr, strange to say, she tho boat, had chosen to revenge herself hero in one his towering passions. What of collar, of scarf, of ahoc, quite in the voice : “ What shall I do about tho mode, and well known to be so, and inby substituting the long, loan, ugly, knew nothing ulxxit it; and I got the a contrast to his first phase! baby? ” Second voice: “Scrape all auires for the article at a store wh*re balls, and I placed them in her some­ awkward creature with whom I had ley do not happen to keep it, the nega­ tlie scales off him, cut him open, and what bony hands, and I cried bravo been playing tho fool for her sweet little have him dressed nicely for dinner with What Enrfiuh Soldiers Eat. tive to the question, Have you so and self. . . * when she kniniked down a pin, and ca|>er sauce. Ain't he a whopper ?" , I left for town in the next train, where It will l>e interesting to our army men Bo?” is always followed by tho remark, looked out of the corner of my eye to “ Music hath chwimi," etc. , Far in­ see the other little woman ro.U, which I shortly after received an invitation to to know the details, just published, of •f Nobody wear? them now; they are en­ her wedding with Fred. I leave it to the rations of the British soldiers in the tirely out of fashion"—a comment both stance : In a traveling. menagerie in ■he did like a Troiah. insulting and false. Do such fibs "pay,” England was a large lion. A piano wan field. A pound of bread, a pound of I must confess I was disconcerted; the reader to guess if I went. in anyfresh sensemeat, of thethree-quarters term? played near him, the high tones of <rf a pound of but I n-fl«*cted tliat Ixrwling was s some­ which seemed , to excite him to great flour. Mid, at the discretion of the com­ what masculine accomplishment, and A Revengeful Camel. surprise. But scarcely had the low notes manding oflioer and medical stafi, a pint Oatiaeal. that the lady who could make a ten­ We find this Eastern story illustrating of porter or half a gill o( spirite form the been touched when he rose abruptly, strike might be able to knock her hus­ Give the children oatmeal at least once he endeavored daily ration. As it is not always practi­ a day. Lt is genuine bone and muscle his " eyes darting fire band down with equal grace and vigor. cable to obtain treeh bread, •fresh meat food, and they must thrive. Could our to break his chains, he lashed his flanks But, of course, Miss lingworth was a ▼ice when well treated: On one occasion with Ins tail and gave deafening roars. proficient in music, of which I am fond a camel-driver had insulted the animal or fresh vegetable, three-quorten of a girls make the moruing and night meals pouigl of biscuit, flour or nee are to be on real nourishment—not pastry—take “No," she arid, “I kin neither play eonsiderod equivalent to the ration of more to nourish the brain and nerves, nor sina—I couldn't never alvar it. u * bread; a p<nind of salt meat, or tbroe- we should haVe less of the neuralgia weather is now warm enough for par­ quarters of a pound of preservid meat, among our women, indeed, this oat lor windows to be throwh open, there straightway executed one of Beethoven's may be imlwtituted for tho frcsh-ment meal mush would afford ample food for are thousands of jnsoplo in this country sonatas iu masterly styb. who feel just ss that lion did. The fel­ Fred wm in nurtures. But I talked wpodrii ■iiai. of tlie camel outside the ration, and two ouncea of preserved the last mral, which should ordfcmriiy low who fingered the piano in tliat meall the more to Miss Langworth, who tent. During the night the camel ap­ vegvtables{ or a quarter of a pound of Im* the lightest, pimple, and easy of. di­ gestion, wearing good ; sleep, । while it proached the cloak, and, believing that vegetables. may well form a pert of the morning she was afraid to marry, because every­ its master wm fast asleep under it, meal. Its extensive use would do much body knew her pa would hand her over Job* Qniney Adams oa Vanity. to promote health among us. $500,000 on her wedding-day, and she “ They nay I am vain. Thank God I was afraid they wanted her far her broke under its weight, and the animal Mu so. Vanity is the cordial drop which money. * , makes the bitter cupof life go down. I and at what it Dear creature, how I loved her—how thought waa city of BuditePcsth, it appears that' the agree with Mrs. Elizabeth Montague, ;and breaking of I burned'to assure her of my dbtintercat- its rntrateFa ir* time it rose, caught it in a seine. It was about nine population is at present,333,557,.a con­ ■who wrote to her unde, the Bishop, to .All :____ inches long. The first half of the fish siderable increase since the last census irmnii-Awkaiktr 41... wua a mountain brook trout, having the of 1876, when the numbers were only ,000 ini 206,254. A hundred yearn ago Pcatli •rid, trying tb reassure c-ra-.-r of »e, in that isle of Ma ft died. usual place behind tha gills; an tech or Buda 23.CO. Sukm that the population She implied that what wm not varity two back ol this it suddenly ©hanged ix>- ri Buda has do iblad, while thatqf Peoih w*a «uro b* vexation, and there 1 am to a silvar del, Qmj’shape, color, and ab- hu> increased twenty-fold. with her. �u ••Oh.- ’ VuhvilU, Mlchi<»a. With an IMMENSE STOCK of New and Freeh . While tarrying at Bhiraz, on business connectedwitli the overland telegraph, ho wan visited by a Persian noble. Jtiavtliat it reallycontaius more tat, but that ingreceiv* ajMiraJytio stroke in hur-ift. ii M not distribute! ‘an evenly as the fat, shoulder and arm, the nobleman camo to in tlie English beef, and hence the result inquire if tho Englishman's invisible fire named. The Americans run their stock (electricity) would not cure him. He had heard that there were magi­ along for a few years, then commence feeding heavily with oom, converting a' ciansin England, who cured all diiwaseeby loan animal, in a few months, into a very the aid of this tire. Tho English »m*n. fat one. Snob an animal has a light the tables seemed to l>o turned against n«, and .American beef is charged with ago that he would return and l»y.n bill dijo for washing. Pkdkstriax, who 1um> dropped half a crown in front of ,l the blina ** Why. you confounded humbug, you’re not blind." Beggar: “Not I, air. If the cord wya I am they must have given me the wrong one. Irm deaf and dumb.’, Thb Czar is the only crowned widower and Victoria, the only crowned widow among the European potentates. Al­ fonso and Cliriptine, of Spain, are tho youngest wedded couple; William and Augusta, of Germany, the oldeat. ORNOSTRONG AND TEEMING WITH CUSTOMERS OmCE IM TRUMAN'S BRICK, 8KC0ND BTORY. HAPPY IN BARGAINS TTESa Our stocks for the Spring of 1880 consists, as usual, of the Just now the nowsputHira are teeming best selections from the largest wholesale houses in Nev 11.00 consented to operate upon the para! vred with the paragraph,. “ Don't drink ice­ IT.00 arm. To the two. pdas (A the battery a water when you are hot,” and it is one York, Detroit and Chicago, which may be enumerated copper wire was attached, and at tho ex­ that should be regarded by all. The for under the heads of heavily, but this contains a large amount tremity of each wire a dampened Hjxmge. time to drink ice-water is along iu the of winter, when it is a tight scratch of flesh-forming matter as well ns Ix’ing The Persian was instructed to tightly dead to keep from freezing to death. . a fat producer. It seems that a mistake grasp ouc of the sponges in the paralyzed has been made in this matter. The de- arm. Timidly, complying, he was aston­ A tramp consented to do,a small job • mand was for fat beef, and without con­ ished to fcftl no sensation. at digging post-boles at Carson, Nev., “Wait a moment,” said the English­ though labor was contrary to his cus­ quest]j b a valuable advertl sidering where tho fat won wanted, we. wont to work and put it in the wrong ' man, dapping the oflmr sponge on tho tom. He returned to his employer’s man’s shoulder. With a leap and a yell, house^in nn hour, threw down his spade, place. . • Do not let us run into error in tins re­ he bounded out of the room, amir] the and said ho had changed his mind. Ho spect and say tliat it is the fastidious uproarous laughter of the officials. had/ound 8180 worth of gold bars which All Shiraz vm excited, tlie next day, at some miner had buried. taste of tlie Englishman, for if we intend VILLAGE OFFICERS. . Ladies and Genta' to supply him with beef, we must con­ . the shock the nobleman lind received. President-Elihu Cblnean. sult his taste. We must not say it is his Though it effected a partial cure, tho x WnATpart of the eye is like tho rain­ Recorder—Frank MeDerby. r* u-u. E'uraishing' Goods, urojudioe. This avails us nothing, for if frightened man refused to submit to a bow'? The iris. What part is like the he is prejudiced we must conquer his second application of the “iniMiblo ! schodi-boT? Tho pupil What port is prejudice by meeting lita wonts. But fire." One shock was sufficient, for, ho I HReJhe globe? Tho ball. What part is Boaton. this complaint of piling the fat upon tlie declared, all the star? of tho heaven®^Tike the top of tho chest? Tho lid. animal in lumps does not come from were visible to liim at tliat awful moment What port u like the piece of a whip? frocittitf. He would visit tho office and look with The lash. What part is like the sum­ England alone. Oar qwn marketmen in the city of Boston, and other cities, make awe nt the “ fire’’ machines. Mournful­ mit of a hill? Tho brow. K 1 CHl’IKU—j THE CELEBRATED TO*. Paa tor. Kmleet every Sabba • similar complaints, not only with regard ly shaking hisJiead, ho would deport The destruction of Ruasin’s groin crops to beef, but also of mutton and jx>rk. without uttering a word. ' during Cite past two years has been sim­ Another Persian, whose curiosity con­ ply enormoua. Statistics show tliat the Tho breeds of sheep which in England are noted for mottling their meat do not quered his fear, while examining the tel- । crop of 1870 was reduced fully $50,000,­ asbvillk lodge. s*. »s r.. A st k«uUr communication on each Wednesday eve., at do so in tlita country, and tlie breed, of graph, touched one of the terminals of I 000 in value by the boil weather and the T o’clock (harp, on or befort tha full of the moon. They cannot fail to please the Ladies. hogs which are there bo highly prun'd A” !’>“ >■« nra. various pra. |>esta OI of tm> the grew, grain, uua.tu.uuw and it is now Tninalau: brother* are ecrdially Invltvd. . ROBERT McCarthy, W.M. tonmrl A ..t.WiJ.J ttud th<- .howreg tlu. rra for hams and shoulders lose that peculi­ Steiigi JOHN L. SMITH, SacreUry. arity here. They want the mottled hams ndaraydlABa.bAavudjaapVAAth. wiu lx. .tu: wonw. Tire <rt|S»tA tor tho 'and shoulders and deep cuts of lean rFb„ . ., , . . . first six months of the current vear are .' j5uji«tM girtrtorj. JC3T OUR SYSTEM OF HANDLING ONLY ZHon meat,’ with a small amount of outride fat .jTfr,.?fc^W4li\<T^°n,,^*an 1'^than half those of the corAispondnf.rirwl v..«r Their mid.llea.aro cured for bacon, which awe-struck tone, tliat he hod been bitten f IV H.~YO'UNG, ’ ' est (woods and selling on the basis of Three . J. ’ . , requires a strip of fat and another of by tho genii of the mncliine. The Eng-I 2, 1,1E K’isaian educated classes are now (yfr.ee Ea*i »lde of Main Street, Nachvllle I Feet to the yard and Sixteen Oiwcee lean. Here the demand for middlings lishman attempted to explain tho operaIce hours from 7 to p u. tn. and 4 to 7p. m । for the pork barrel is tliat they should be tiou, but his words did not disturb in ver? l’ron«‘ of banng a cyclopedia of ’ their own. Recently their appeared tho 1 H. A HARBER. to tlie pound, enables us to hold all our old custom­ all fat, and in order to procure aolid, the least, tlie Persian's credulity. Sixteenth and hurt volume of V The RusUAitUEK, fatted middlings, we, in a great meoJnire, ers and gain new ones every week. A visit to the PIONEER Curious Epitaphs. sian Cyclopedic Dictionary,'•whieh fa M. injure lioth shoulders ana hums. This In wandering tlirough the various rest- I the work of a single iwraon. Prof. Here- ion m.4 suU btreeu. >»*hvib», Mich, ^is a difficulty with pigs slaughtered fg STORE will convince the incredulous of this fact. We aim 'fresh pork, too much attention being ing places of the dead one might well ex- rin, who has l»een engaged upon it for । CHAS. 11. ER AD Y, ev' n -▼«»». unasaisted Ire any scientific ! to -please -patrons both in quality and . -price of. —goods offered given to fat, and to little to lean. The claim: “ Where are the sinnera buried?” 1 “wx ’ ieties or by the Gnvc mrnp nt The ' A TrORNEY *1 Law and dullcltor In Chancery • pigs should be fed with more flesh-pro- Surely their graves are not here; tlie in- r—?r by th? C-_~ ——L 'rk Buawui'cydqpedia ««t» so ruble.. costa | 50 rubles. ‘EuxSTftS them. Although most goods have advanced from 15to25p or sial) indi- Russmn cyclojx'dia duaing matte- and less corn—more scriptions on marble,,shaft * ’ Atone. ’ • clover, shorte, and malt dust, mixed with cate tho » resting rating places pbra> of of the the foul Mws Bwvsmu. of Denton, Tera,, 1 cent w0 ftre selling many of them at the old prices. Try ua in 'hen. ’ «n<i there * x’ through ‘ - going old luuj two BUitor» who were inclined to "1 «••". H-ArttcKhA.--------------------------------------■ -a fair share of corn. Commence fatten­ But । and see. ing the steer ns soon os ho ceases to be a cemeteries, reinetenre, csjwcuUly eepeonUy in liugland, Euglnnd. one one J ol|„.r Being of u religion, turn j -------------rFttrzv nr-oi.Tr------------ I W1 diairiu to mJio u _ I IV/O calf, and be sure aud keep the calf well- ! oft<-n comes across inscriptions strangely N. B.—Will continue to pay the highest market price ia S2"S ! do the same with tho wethers, and we unlike day. Let us tween them. »ho invited both, to Attend ! shall have meat whieh will not only suit P‘u,s b.r the ordinary ones and read some u church meeting and escort ner home. Conveyancing properly executed OfficuinD. c | exchange for all farm products. tho English market, but our own.— I of 11,0 extraordinary. Tlie two wives of Her plan was to bring them to an ami- ■ Qrifld.'* store. . 1 Thomas Sexton are burieel in a ehnreh- cable Christian nuderatuuding. To effect 17nm d v Do d j r» v • i near in Newmarket this she prayedI yard fervently the meetingUpon tlie stone AD Y’ [ over tho grave of the first on© is tho fol- that <dl ifnemiee might U-eomo friemto. °flF] A Sad Change. ^ulation tends ' ^ow’“1g: Prop’r Pioneer Store, Nashville, Mich. A manufacturing popul But her scheme failed, for, when the two ! aida Moin btrtet, N'Mhdlie Mich. steadily downward, at least - a fearfully , it to , mtm met<m the porch, each determined on [ * c WM. t-AJtMENTER. low level estrrying off the prizez there was a fight, . — —--— 1 I r»n't nay *0 much fur tl P. Office over Hall'* Drag aturo. Ven In the cemetery of ,the OM GreyFrfara, and one was killed. . ■ I It was long supposed that tho United 1 J., IS THE TIMJE . n-lBlviUo, Mich. States were going to prove tho exception 1 Edinburgh, w© And: Ncu>o correspond- iI ’ : This is a Dramatic Ncwo nr wnr n ' u> (hi. rapeet Thirty Tern Ago our 1 ent’s view of the Hub: “To promote! u factory girls ware above the average of “—‘ ' *-----To Take Advantage of the reiddAl mrlluAtmu. rally, mi,ifiy And M. L'a^X'n c. females in intelligence, refinement, be- i Here is another: by an entirely natural method, I know corner patuipa and Dvrtro atrt»u. Paowpt alien­ nevolence and general character: Heru lie* my dear wife a tad tlatta: ' j of nothing more infallible than being a 1 givon to oal!» day or night, . I nvretud her, t thouM H< Indeed, many of them were simply nc- ! U ! stranger in Boston. Tho hotels are I * ■* dt tnt ~ \ cumulating means for the completion of f On a tombstone in Cyford: I wretSied, the citizens look upon you ' nwrv T a a u . ' • m. their education at tho higher seminaries. with an Air cd cool .u.picion that would ta’ul’mFKSi «l ttSSSc Dickens and other English travelers I Of Nell Batchelor lately abeven; . 1 exasperate a graven image, tho sidewalks , colUetivo* promptly mada Office over D. C. Who vu iktiled in the art* looked on them with amazement The ; ; are so narrow that walking upon them Qriffita-* store. A\a*hvlUc. j^ich. Otpiaa, puddings and laTu Lowell Offering, a magazine conducted And knew event use of the oven, reminds you of a tight rope * '' ” wholly by the ^operatives, commanded _ ______ _ __ _ _ __ _ £ FARAD F, once, and tho streets are so crcx universal esteem. b; walking .bright Abidjan twenty- \ it is i whole one object only being in Dry Goods, Clothing, • gashville grrertonj. -■ Spring Goods Hate, Caps, Hoots, Shoes, DAVIS AND SINGER SEWING MACHINES! N |m. L. J. WHEELER, M GREAT SPRING BOOM, It Can Be Found at (oar boon you pw lb. "tArtiug point u». i. ui JTmUo. «u - - Btr—<■ exAcUy cigfitam tiiaoA." •’2U—— asks only for profits. No matter how low Bui these are rather unjust toward the the grade of workers, provided only the Sut-Btui. young men wetviywgon tb« work is done. Tho life may be early fair sex. Let us look for something more banks of the Susquehanna at Biughamcrushed out of the employed, but ore not truthful. We find it in St Michael's । ton, N. Y., tho other day, smoking, Churchyard, Coventry: their places hept always full? ■ when a largo rat ran across one of them CHARLES SCHEIDT. She «■*The poorer and more dependent tliey The animal was so confused at ita mis­ LACKSMITH, attend* promptly to al) work I are, the more ready they will be to let the Fl*ck«m>th imi! llorv.-Slii.clng line, at hl* take that it sought refuge in tlie nearest 1 .lio» nn Writ Hid- Main M Ghr him a call. their children work in the mill, when liole. which happened to he offered by < they should be at school, or out in the tho lootte sleeve of an undershirt of one ’ In memory of Katherine Gray, who1 of the vouug men. He was frightened : ^HiarrlUuciu £»rA». sunshine at play. If things go on as they are now, it is only a question of time kept a pottery shop at Chester: half to death and danced about, calling j Bmoath thia »tnne llw old Katherine Gray, wlien the manufacturing population of : to the others to take “ the rnt out of my ^yODCOTT HOC8E, Changed from a t>ih» life to llfekaa clay; New England shall be as hopelessly de­ l sleeve.” One of them took out a jack- 1 graded as that of Old England, ville, Miohigan. । knife, and, in trying to cut off the sleeve, It is evident that it behooves the State ’ j cut the animal fairly in two. When one j C. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. to stand between tho corporations and j of the others, who had been laughing at 1 their operatives. It owes tnis to’ita own I the scene, saw what was the matter, he | Tbl* I* a n-* Hot*-!, c^ltrally located, well kept, I ■ nd It* nalrun* am alvaya »ur<< of gutting Latlar *>■ ' welfare. It can not do everything, but J fainted. eoinioodnUun* for Ute amount jiald. titan at any I what it con it should do with a strong Be Honest. hand and a persistent will Population and Production. It can secure to children their right to It is the general belief that the new , y°°» brethren, be honest in your It is the general belief that tho a proper education, and their exemption census will show a total population of take no advantage, evea of a from labor that shall dwarf them in body not leas than 48,000.000, and probably ■ ^^Uouam your bargums. Mid brain. It can limit the hours of 50,000,000. In round numbers, the pop- I ^avo a single ayo Mid a single heart Bows Harber, labcir for all to what is physically safe. ulattoo of aR tho States and Territories 4 notjo be shrewd. Bonotaahamod It can, by means of, honest and qualified in 1876 was 88,500,000. If we have : caUed simple. And let me teU yon inspectors, keep a sharp eye on all the 50,000,000 now, the increase in ten rears i * "ecrct. which ought not to be a secret, inherent abuses of the system. — Vout/u’ was 11,500,000, or very nearly 30* per heeinS « “ V>° scriptures, that tbfijfrtifrv . ' '■ . i cent (29.87). Let us till it 30 per cent hcxly wUI Uion be full of light. c. DILLII4,- •• .,• It is an enormous increase upon so vast and Una m every kjndv You wiil-nctaally Ko Baby. • -Notary I*ublici a capita] as 88,500,000, and. if it can bo ■ BC® further aud see clearer than shrewd Maple There livee in the country, not for from kept up dnring the next ten years the yOU le“ ’ Sacramento, a worthy couple, well known population of the United States will, in I lulbk aul^ than they, provided g LIEBHAIJ8EB, anil much esteemed, whow^ only alloy to 1890, have reached 65,000,000. which fa yw edd to this another part of character their cup of happiness resides in the fact as much as the population of Franco and . J^hich is proper to Mi honest man—namethat thus hr they have not, after some Italy combined. But our increase in j V. to. P101*0* honeaty, and AhdlMriarta B P a. pt'Kous, J aged widowed mother of J*y. pary ies were visiting ; one of theCfctnuufl upon thaaubmany little pratme merry in tho plied the elderly lady, “not one, and—” “Now. mother, please don’t I’m sure there’/ time enough," ' interposed tho other. Oh, I know what you’ll ■ay—” “Bat, mother—" “Don’t but me! I know I've gat no grandchild. and I A CUbAin member of Paritameui who owned extensive estates was spending a few day> at- Uvc residuiee of a noble fam­ ily. ' There were several interesting aud at-eompILl.od young ladle* in the family, to whom the honorable member shoved every attention. Jnst as he was about upon a matter D. C. GRIFFITH’S Where he is constantly opening -------- IN---------- CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS Boots, Siloes, Notions, Etc. GF It is economy to trade with me, for I will not allow .any merchant t* undersell me, who sells for CASH. JJEJRE YOU HAVE THEM. When we say this, we mean that you have Bargains in Spring Goods. READY MADE CLOTHING; We are opening the largest and most complete stock af SPRING GOODS, that we have ever had the pleasure to present before the people of Nashville and vicinity, as a call at dur store will fully prove. against 86,900 in 1880, an increase of 40 ' pnt an honest mania;® double-minded mon per cent Our exports in 1870 amounted ' “ alwaJ“ nuxtabte; a man of faith is firm IVrt«y» Ville, Mluh. to $529,000,000, against $730,000,000 in M a I toll you there is a sacred 1879—an increase of 38 percent The connection between honesty and faith; 'pHAT HLbRASD HF MIKE I increase in cool production from 1869 to i h°’ie«ty is faith applied to worldly things, Hate hl* 8HAVUJO and HAIR CUTTING 1878 was over 00 rxr cent Our agri- “*P ./"“»* honesty quickened by the cultural cxj>orts ■ in' 1868 nmonbted to 51“°* *2 the use of heavenly things.— $320,000,000; in 1873 to $592.000,OOO--------rr-»— increase, 85 per cent. The cereal pro­ How to Clean the Hoar. ducts of the country in 1868 aggregated 1,450,789,000 bushels, including Indian If you have a pointed floor keep soap corn. In 1878 the total was 2,308,000,- and soflp suds off of it, fur it apota the 000-an incieaaa of 68 per tfltat In brightness of the point, makes it soft ’ "TSE SOBS' 1805 we produced but 148,500,000 «md then it peels off, leaving the floor bushels of wheat In 1879 the produc­ looking worse then if it had not been tion of this cereal was 440,000,000 ' bushels. The increase in fourteen years If your floor has not lieen painted, NAHKWIKXB, MICH. was nearly 900 per cent, or 16| per cent keep soap off of it for it gives it a dirty, -per year, From 1870 to 1878 the cotton grimy look and keeps growing worse all yield row from 8,000,000 to 5,216,000- the time. Just take clean, hot water, an increase of 70 per cent in eight years, put a tcaspoonfnl of spirits *bf ammonia wieliam or to the rate of nearly 9 per cent a into a threc-gullon pail of water, stir it, year. The expansion of American manu­ and with » clean, long-handled mop rub* facture lias kept pace with increase in the floor nil over, then wipe it off with agricultural production. Philadelphia, dean wafer. It will take a little while Pittsburg, and Lowell now rank among to get the gray out of the boards, but it the greatest mauufecturing cities in the will come out after a time, and you will find it far easier to keep your floor white New Zmalamd has a {Kipulation and nice than when it was cleaned with soap or suds.— W</raan't Journal.' •00,000, aud a debt of <180,000,000. ..DRESS GOODS.and PRINTS, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, iotaST- DENTISTS It must al*o be remembered that we also carry an immeaw ■took of BOOTS, SHOES, AND ALL KINDS & TOOT COVERING, HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC. or We buy for CASH and^buy very a”d consequently our T~itf ■— �OUBKUROPVAX JJCTTOL T^eSrrw^ London, Eng., July 0,1880. My vreent journeyingfi took mo to QOOH’H CARRIAtfE WORKS! tion train at Dowiuriac last Saturday wm accidentalv thrown under the wlwels aud had his left leg cut off. Joitn B. and Lorenio N. Laphain two farmers living in Livonia slept in a barn, over $1,400 inintheir pock­ the oldhaving town erf Caerlcon, Monmonets whaD they retired, liut some thief relieved them of the whole amount during the night. A party of tramps committed a robery at Adraiu. and one of them being overtaken at Hudson, showed fight, and shot an officer named Dickinson arid fled to the wotxLi,butwas captured bv a baud Of citi '- n.s. On; Monday, Aug. 5* the following mouev-order offices will be established in Michigan:- Atlantic Mice, Bath, Dimondale, Edwardsburg. Forestville, Little Traverse, May, Metamora, Mor­ ley, Ogemaw Spring, Otsego Lake, Perry, Republic, Sherwood. Ella Convcnwand Fanny Slocum, aged 11. while at a picnic near Morenci. on the 10th inst, waded into the river, and, coming suddenly to a deep place drowned l>efore aid could reach them. A young lad named Smfillcy ran to the spot and took them out, but life was extinct. ' tbshire, among the other historic nooks - JULY 24, 1880. of old England. By that rale of “il­ legal deductions" beyond modem com­ Tho hame of Hon. Chait. T. .Gorham prehension, thia place in called “Kalof. Marshall, has been quite widely con,” by the learned as well aa unlearn­ circulate througboqttho third district, ed. There are many old places and as a suitable candidate for Guberna- persons, in England of mental w^glth toripT honors. that are supereetled by upstart,. and tricky ‘ modern mushroons ’ot nothing to eat lor three dsyfc |,»t | material glitter.-a. an American .tote.throw Dr. Tanner’acaae nt him. Every | m“D> rnUrer awkwardly conveyed hi. law-abiding tramp dmold be «ati«fl.-,l lignre of «pe<th. But tbo dignity and j repose of these places always cast . . . . , I ri.ru rnaa flir.ua . cvLlold nl |UM»M nl IV 11V J PlUt with one meal in seven days. the new brazen polish of the modern A Philadelphia servant girl who was places into a sorry ijhade. Perhaps of washing windows spattered some water the old nooks and'corners in England onn pedestrain. She apologized, he this “Gacrlcon, tlie City of Legions,” is smiled, nnd in four weeks they were the very oldest, oddest and most digmarried. He turned out to be ‘worth nifiedly sleepy of all western Britain. j Here in the early Romanistic $200,000. period of England, • dwelt men and Jeflerson Davis’s plantation at Hurri­ Tlie best way for a wife to prevent women in fine linen and purple,challcti-, cane. .Miss., is lensed by Montgomery her busband loving the wife of another ging the competition and the admira­ &. Sons. This firm is composed of" man is to be her own dear seif u little tion of western Britain, and, though four negroes who were formerly owned sweeter, better and neater than the near by, Newport has arisen, like a tall by a brother of the ex-President of the Confederacy. They own plantations wife of that other man. Tho well ed­ bully, with its noisy head lifted aloft, worth S75.OOO.iiin- several more, and do ucated husband never leaves roses for- still Gacrlcon carrier its charming a largo mercantile business at Vicks­ burg. . thistles. t character of antiquity untarnished or AU sensible persons know that hot The pistol is getting to lie a prqmi- undimmed, and you look over the field weather is no lime to be guzzling fiery <• nent factor in business affairs. On of.mythical King Arthur’s Round Ta­ liquors, no matter how craftily and Sunday an Iowa man shot a lawyer for ble in preference to the real docks and temptingly they may be disguised as excepting a retainer from the other ships of modern handicraft at the said <VMding beverages. But intemperance seaport. The naya! glitter of to-day nt is itlso to lie avoided in the use of the side, and on Tuesday an Ohio man milder potables. The less lager, the shot a bank president for refusing to Newport is less attractive .than tin? IcK^ rlaret, the better; the less lemonmotley remains of the Augustan' army lend him money. 'atlerwida water, or ice water, the bet­ though no castellated garrison and utf ter. Death lurks in the Good Tom* Thus far Capt. Edward Cahill of abbey ruins are visible, The chief plar’s cooler as well as In the drunk­ k Lansing, seems to be the favorite of the treasures here are, or were, subterra­ ard’s demijohn. . Republicans for Attorney General. nean, and has been revealed jieriodicalWhisky is tho cause of nearly all Mr. Cahill is a good nnd available man ly by the peculiar cuntour of the crime, disorder anti misery. Strike it for the position, being peimancntly lo­ ground, and the searching industry of out and strikes will end; tramp it nut cated at the capita! will, undoubtedly, the plowshare, the pickax of the build­ and tramps will be fewer; murder it be the choice of the convention. ' er and the hammering reseachesof the and murders will cease, stab it to the heart and hearts will no longer be , geologist and arelmcolugist, Itis un- ntnbbed; put an everlasting end to the A lady in Goldenmive in her age । ique in this respect that however much mean thing, find meanness will bv tin-I <4.o the census taker as 28 years ami five I of the early tangible evidence Caerlcon except ion. instead of the rule; set tire mouths. She was a widow, soslie said, । may possess, there is uot an atom of to it—burn the last bottle and barrel, nnd her husband was killed nt the first tradition to be found here. It is pecu­ mid fewer souls will burn in hell. 1 in another respect, that there have Bull Run battle. Tiint is about 19 liar not been ten Americans, separately or years ago, so she must have been a collectively, staying here a single night (Hive Logan, in a Paris letter to tl.e -..t *— few„_jsweet young bride, to have lieen mar- iu ... a ccnturv of years, and of our Cincinnati Enquirer, says of the French [ country, people liave“apoiled this mar­ capital: “It is the most lieautiful cap­ ried at the age of 4. ket'’with their lavish expenditure or ital the—hands of man have over reared. lusty criticism. But, if we are to ae-I 11 the wickedest city that exists on As usual during presidential cam- u H. the idealistic «» cept or realistic treatises 'the face of tin* earth. Itis a lovely paigns, applications for pensions by . of' -* the ’learned to visit, cither for n week or a - ‘ Celt *■ Giraldi-u,renowned ’’ renowned j place t4> ex-confederate soldiers are being tiled i<>r b’r History history ami and romnuccs, ronmirecs, jhis J* • sailie I tw»-lveriionth. It is the crudest sj>ot in , Caerlcon was a city of great antiquity, 1 Che world to pass a lifetime ns.” at Washington. The first petition pre­ even in his day, aud bearing the exter* ! . *' • * sented this year purports to Im- by Rob- mil aud internal evidences of “power-j The nearest we live to our lu-ttri naful privieges, with a Roman brick wall I tures the nearer wo are to God. surrounding it." Indeed this spasnuxl» >------Smith Carolina volunteers. He lost an ically shaped village of to-day is reTelerrmplilc From Toledo O arm in 1864. and links for idemnity. ported by this ancient chronicler to , EditorImv.- b., ,, i.f -..rivnlal .plvml.fr irml siv'ro vmir n-fukn. tlirn l>.r« K i>.. Rotgut-imuight Sum uni Neal, once a imigniti -ent majesty' a character we NEY Pad is extensively used here by millionaire business man of New York, fail to see the most sadil -ncd evidences our Iwst citizens, am! is eflreting most Chat it was a great nriuv crii- , wonderful cures. It istbelH-st Kidto a suicide’s grave last week. He of now ter of the renowned Second Roman wanted to go to hell and followed tho Legion there is no doubt. That it was SATURDAY, whiskyclenr into the chaos for lost souls—lost- becatiw of the lack of dis­ position to be a sober man. nanii-d Hamilton, is now tii-d up with a legal twine for securing the amuHtunce of a girl aged lf» in the population line. She was engaged ns chief attraction in a tobacco at ore. and if like that young woman who is so attractive to Ben Hill, will probably tin tag him up and down the country ns he calls little children unto him. rulers there is also no doubt. Am! if (he tiny crumbling testimonies, tangi­ bly say, but nor traditional be you.' guide, certainly ''palaces that emulated old Rome.” ns the parties Giraldvu says st<KHl here wi(h*'gildcd tiles 'and sump­ , tons surroudings of decorative gruit1 dent. 'There a»e vapory evidences of those lofty wiitcli-towers am! those sjuicions <balbs. ami the temples mid ,. rhe theatrical places that this chroni1 cler spoke of, but at this moment they,, •are like (be Irishman's overcoat. so\ completely patched that but little of thiA original is left in fact, you take the' । historic description, dish of Girnlden figuratively, and in fair truth < this place Isen Silwaur. from th< liralion— Rounds’ Printers’ Cabinet, for the second ami third quarter, is upon our table, and, ns usual, is a marvel of Stop it by fiat of law. This burning of roasting coflee is sapping the very foundation of the race. A few days since a lieautifnl young Indy engaged in a coffee roasting shop in tlie city of Brotherly love, became so delirious inhaling the fumes of the deadly Java that she lured James V. Rich into the Finest Goods in Central Mich , , ' | , I infernal and tlu-n eloped with him, i ** .. .' i leaving the class ‘ ’ -- - in tho Methmlist I church, of which was a leader, grounds to think tiiat theii Ric.h-es had taken wings or legs and gone lienee. Coffee «• ?......... .... , * «-• i Tbo Atlantic Md Pacific E/prea*** run daily: other run dullv exoenl Hundav. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. I am|prepared to furnish the public EA8TWAR1 Day j dec STATIONS.’ Unquestionably the best Built and Easiest Riding | Hammond MlddUvUln.... ! Ita*ll!><•,......... I NiabvlUa___ L Vermont villa .. Ch*r|olU I Detroit.. Buggy or vV agon -■ > 1.0 OC 101111(1 Ill tlie -» -w J. OSMAN, Prop. W. SMITH SELLS Market. GENUINE MASON IT IS GENERALLY KNOW FRUT CANS Workmanship and Materials EXTRA TOPS AND ROBBERS. WHITE FIMH. TRIM T. LAKE HERRING, THE IDEAL OF THE TRUE ARTIST ----- By the pound or keg.------ .Vi-e l-lMxoiit inl Ftavt oi-w in Qll O’Q T All Goods of this Manufacture, 0 AND Therefore I place my Good- upon the Market, confidentially believing they will stand the test, and prove highly satisfac­ tory to all who purchase. I1OM.ON4N, I»ICIBI> BEEF ■•HEMMED BEEF. IIEKIUXG A IIAEIBI T. E. C OOK CROCKERY C. W. SMITH. SELLERS’ COUGH SYRUP! NICHOLS,SHEPARD & CO.BattleW'llcli. ORIGINAL AND ONLY CENUINE “VIBRATOR” Threshing Machinery and Portable and Traction Engines. INCOMPARABLE u> of M^nU./ .-Zr of rart*^ Workmanship, finish. MARVELOUS <•* r-ult* ttf"W week in •/' I of «>ndn.and wimtnU* knowp aa th" only «srrr> ! Pronounced by all to be the most fletuaut and ejfimciuun remedy now in ' use for the cure of cough*, cold*, hoarse­ ; aesa. croup, tickling sensation in tlie throat, whooping cough, etc. Over a . million bottles sold trilhin the last few years. It gives-relief where ever used, | and the power to impart Imnefit tliat ! cannot be had from the cough mixtures now in use. Sold by all druggists at 25 ' cents per bottle. j । , I | CAUTION I Bt MOT DECEIVED It. >•' J. ON9I.4M. JJAR5E8S! HABhESS! Makes the bow Garriaip', Light toad and Team -w--w- A • J For * ">“*1 "'""W ‘Wt' von forget it. ..Harn you amm any of Will's work! not.call on him. one door north of Bowe and Francis’, act his prices and tsmlc. . W. E, CLARK. fcll.’T -T .l.-nt-l I F. T. BOISE, DHIGGINT । (Successor to Boise Bros.) •( You can always find the following articles, or will be made t< order : All kinds of Medicine*, Chemical*, Paints, Oils, VarnKiie*, j Shovel Plows, Corn Cultivators and Harrows both Square nnd ' -W--W- MATE A BI’ECIALTY Oppolte the Wolcott Hoom. NubvlDc, Mkl. Sellers’ Liver Pill* are also highly recommended for curing liver com­ plaint, constipation, sick headache, fe ver and ague, and all diseases of the stomach and liver. Sold by all drug gist nt 25 cents per box. NICHOLS, SHEPARD ft CO., Battle Creek. Mich. I OSBORN REAPERS AND MOWERS, SULKEY RAKES, , COM-ERCIAL TRAVELOR8 50 1 cars before the Public. । lEARIIlfG IMPLEMENTS. SINGLE 8R DOUBLE TURN-OUTS LOW RATEM 11..50 a WK8TWARD. G.fUpid. ■■ Day Kidney Pad Co. " ftlO 1M)7 10:4 ’ Il-.7 |I2^» ; II a* ting*...... I M'ddievIlJc... Hammond.... 1 Grand Rapldi ■ Through Cotcbeaaod Sier ping Gmud Rapid* and Detroit. All train* connect In I «ame depot al Detroit with Great Weatern, Grand Trunk and t'amda Southern Rallvara. E C. BROWN, H. B. l.'BDYARD. ■ A**’t Oen’l Hupt Jackaou. Urn'! Sup’t Petrol Every Patient Delighted ^ASHVILLE LIVERY. 7.40 2:40 । Er ton Rapid*. Charlotte_■ PAD I. N. More A. Co., have established a mitten factory at Battle Creek. Ada Jack of Ionia, aged 12. was $200 REWARD drowned in Muskegon lake last. Mon­ thly. The City hotel at Flint, was burned on Sunday night. Loh* $10,000. Insur­ ance 5,000. A thief stole two tuns of ice from Mr. ImontltM-neo or ReU-nlinu of Unur, Pnlufut tJrln.a- I Gowan’s ice-house nt Grand Rapids on the 11th inst. Decidedly cool. Chas. Wright, of Vicksburg, dropj>ed dead, from heart disease, Wednesday morning while sitting at the breakfast table. STOP DOCTORINC! Willie pond, aged 19, w.-j* killed near his >■>><■■< home ■■■ in vziivmiiiv, Cheshire, .nirjfiiil Allegan coillliy, county, ■no on tlie 14th inst. by la-iiig thrown from n" * • *■ a horse. • A well nt Gaylord, caved in last Satnrday, burying Joseph White 40 feet »nd eucderfui diwAnerj. deep. He leaves a wife and three children. severe hail storm passed over the | Z‘wSrdU m'l.^ XX’ S*fe <5:41 STATIONS. CURES WITHOUT MEDICINE, SIMPLYBYABSORPTIOH? Ex, : 12:17 12:44 Detroit. QUARTER MILLION SOLD! Inoral,-and >?lien roasting fills the , crops and buildings. ' heads of gills with desires to destroy ; Burglars broke into Chas. Nichols, the church. Let us have more of “God ■ house in Battle Creek.ori Monday night in the Constitution.” , “J’*1 .«"<* chain and a few , • , < w * . I other valuable articles. Frank Mitchell one of Marshall s , The Bennett family moved in the "Bon tons” has been-arrested, charged j most fasbonablc society in Cincinnati with rape upon the person of Miss Matten years ago. The father was tlie tic Thompson of Albion. Western manager for several life in­ An incendiary.fired a slaughter house sura nee companies, was worth about a at Lansing, «u Tuesday night, which ' million dollars, and hail a princely res­ h°*" and a qnanity of dressed meat idence at Clifton, a suburb of the city, Bedder a stranger employed at t His wife was a brilliant beauty, «und White’s camp, on tlie Gerrish logging, the entertainments over which she pre- railroad, at Farwell was instantly kill- i eided were, nobly One; : His daughter etl by a rolling k»g while loading cars. I Blanche, carefully reared and educat­ Liglitning destroyed the wires in the ed, witty and pretty, was the light of Michigan Central telegraph office at Battle Creek, July 10, and set fire to the house. A son was the remaining the office in several places, but no ser­ member of the family. The first change ious damage was done. in this household, was the elopement Some unknown parties fired several of the wife. Mie went to Chicago, shots into a crowd of people standing where she died iu disgrace. The son in front of the Huron house at Port j Huron on Saturday night, fortunately fell among bad associates, aud finally nd one was uriouMy injured. I A m*n named Wc.brook fell from a I went to prison fur stealing. In St. hay mow, at Marine citv uad became Louis, a few days ago, a. ragged • rum impaled on the sharp end of mime । broken handles standing in a barrel on i mani-B . । ■• •’nuruitcu i*uier, the barn floor, killing him instantly. ! haring he: hi* ftirrmw. is 4 riff*; In a Dwight Henderson, a voung -man . ft‘t*trrn Imsiui»hc<‘ue nry. . about Wyrani of age. in attempHng to Going 1C—t ^*rom Jucloon: ----- ft40p.m. Arrive DmtvH soa H’orJt.h.e season oflSSO. C=ESE2C3=-==S^=35;S=—IS2—=SS^—‘ MICHIGAN NEWS. main line. ON.cAU.I),AFT**hkcTw, trains oj> the Malo Use «IU pa,. JMkwu *. follows- BEST MADE COLLARS WITH HARNESS. guatae, P. Rounds, the publisher, is a veteran in tlie printing line, having Nerved from devil to type-maker, ami puts so much valuable information for newspaper men and printer*, in his Cabinet. that itis the most welcome publication of the land that finds its way into the printing office. The Cabinet'* place of publication is Chicago and every print­ er who fails to rend it is money out. Jflirhigan fJentral^nilroai NASHVILLE, MICH., -'VlliiiiifiietureH the I... ■ \ . —— Ik iV ! I J ' C < u '1 7 V Double and Single, Heavy and light, unsurpassed in style, qual­ ity and low prices. Repairing done cheap. Callars, Collar Pads and in fact everything ih the Harness line. Carriages, Top and Single buggies and Spring wagons. Trimminga specialty. Old tops made to look as good os new. Remember we have a foundry and lire always ready to reapair make or furnish anything made of Cast or Wrought Iron. BLA.CKNMiTHING. Inxtrunientn And ,n Surgical the Rempdie. m § Pl’OpridtOry McdiClDGS । School Books, DI„»L. R — — Blank Books, Mlsceilan’s Books. / -­ A LARGE LINE OF Bibles, Autograph -nd Photograph Albums A COMPLETE LINE OF Wall Paper and Bordering, [TRIMMED FREE J .............. AS FINE A LINE OF As there is in town, and all wuranted to be as represented or money refunded. CALL AND SEE ME Horseshoeing and Job Work done by the best of workmen. xuy of the above luenUonM article Casting a speealty. Scrapers and Farm Bells eheap. Chilled Before buying _________ _ • larwhcre, a. I ctn Hra_____ money and land sides tn lit almost any plow. Kettles, all sines, Col- Crwrr4>Ko«« i’rrparal at al. utnns for'b"iek hiiildin-.-s, Iron Fencing Aasrs. Jin*'*, F. T. BOI8E. �—=-=?= — rwS. SATUBDAT - JULYM.1BS0. ’ VICIHITY LOO-ALB U1HTINKK ITKMN. Cool weather. Businewi is on the increase. Another and a larger party of oar citizens, leaves for Gnu Lake thin ptTHBFVBuc. HKX011 CPKCEBH ITEM*. Mr.. Norton i> <ddr with tlw Uillw Her :-pa asomuta . —BELIEvixo THAT— , boy­ Mr*. Bowker, an old resident of thi* Geo. Bal*e^ wbn lately retnrnt'd ftoai place, died but week, aged «2. the north, ia down with a fever. Mrs. Dr. Elliot atartml for Petoskey Miss Edna GrHfa* ha* commenced Tuesday on a trip for her health. her school after a vacation of fou r A son of AL Bradley, waa kicked in the head by a horse, on Tuesday, snd Miss Rosetta Brom of Flint, ia visit­ seriously., but not fatally injured. ing relativea-and friends around the The funeral-of Isaac ToBer was very Center. largely attended on the 11th. He died After a short vacation Miss Marr in Kansas and was brought here for in­ McKelvey returned to her school in terment, hi* son Henry accompanying Rives, Inst Monday. the remains. Rob. Brown, a yonng kid, didn’t Mr. J. A. Spooner and wife, have ■tand forward enough to tlie rear been upending * few day* at tlie cor­ of his father's horse. Result one toe ner*. Mr. Spooner was formerly en­ nail minus. gaged in business at this place, but is The other morning as C. M. Gould aow located at Cedar Springs. waa taking hia hoiw*- from tlie JOHNSTOWN ITEMS. the field he found a deep wound in­ flicted in the brenstof one of them, as Only oue'ease of sunstroke, tliat <11 done by a cow in the act of hooking. We seldom find musical talent, John Fisher. May and Eda Clark, of Battle Creek brains and muscle all done in one man, but J. J. Potter is all of are at Mr. Lorin Edmund*, ou a visit. The hard rain and wind Friday night, these. He pitched 80 loads of wheat on the form of H. N. Mosey one fay damaged tlie oat crop to quite an ex tent. last week. Mr. W. Metheavcr is about to erect a 'The boys and girls can don their sun hat* and home spun suits, and get shoe shop at the corners, near II. F. . ready for the blackberries. The crop Bellingyrs store. Mias {Linda B. Cherry teaches the is abundant and as there will be no fall term of school, at the Doty school more shows or Fourth of July’s this house/commencing Monday July 96. summer, they can trace out tlie ro­ Harvesting is nearly completed and mance that hovers about a blackberry wheat in good condition. The weath­ patch. . er is favorable only extremely warm. It was rumored that Mrs. Price would lctxtoh, gfljjrtyj ! J]]]pr8Te(i I NaahviUf will Soon Rdval the County Seats ' t imputes xw isra.^ tlw purpoee-of appointing 6 drlegiHe* to attend the county convention to l»e held at Hasting*, July 30th. 1880, pur­ “** Il.Ilja.be suant to call of county committee, and F.arli .id-of brr. ,n<I that a little nun- I for the transaction of such other buai- oomprtidau will make a little bet­ ntiM as may come before rhe caucus. ter market, I have purchased a stock if ADjr Dan»ber of fanner* to Dated Johnstown. July 18th,1880. By order of Bep. Town Com, H. P. Chmrbt. Chairman, Unload ^eat and Grain Exlietray Wetlec. peditloualy ui Accuratly. Strayed from my enclosure Friday, July 16,1 2-year old sjxitted heifer and 2 2-year old spotted steers. Any infor­ mation regarding the above may be given at the News office, or to Wm. Griffin, Maple Grove. desire to announce tliat faying erected one of the largvai and most convenient Auction Naif. elevator buildings in central Michigan, I will offer for sale at the late reai they are piepared to receive and deuce of P. Cheesman, one mile south of the Quail Trap school house in Ma­ ple Grove, on Saturday. July 81, 1880, commencing nt 10 o’clock a. m., tlie following property to-wit: 1 horse, 4 At below Manufacturer* prices. I had For any quantity of cows, 1 yearling heifer, 12 hog*. 1 lum­ the decline credited tin to me ou these ber wngon, 1 spring wagon. 1 tanning goods and can mill, 1 com aheller, 1 aett of bob sleighs, 1 cutter, 1 plow, 1 drag. 1 gorn plow, 1 aulkey rake, cook and parlor stove*, EASILY MEET COMPETION Wheeler and Wilson sewing machine, i and many other article* too numerous Having bought for cash. My expenses That may be brought them. They *1m to mention. ' keep for sale at the lowest prices' Terms of Sale : All sums of $5. nnd are low. 1 do not sell good* at cost, but a: a fair living profit. under, cash down. All sums over #5. Seeds, Flour. Feed. Lime. Salt, one year’s credit will be given with Fluster,. Stucco, Hair and good approved note.- bearing 7 per cent, intercut. Shingles. . Euzabeth Ch ee*m an . HARDWARE Iron, Nails, AINSWORTH & BROOKS Glass, Stoves, Tinware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, and Brushes PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE In Barry County, except the town­ ship of Irving, in 1879, there were 14’ 181 acre* of wheat cut, which yielded an average of 19.09 bu* per acre or 916,564 bushels. The number of acres harvested thia summer is 68,076 acres. The new brick bonM of Valentine Leina, isjhst approaching completion, and wlien finished will be one of the finest residence* in the city. It is built of select white brick, from Cressy A Scudder’s, kiln just west of the city. ., The Hastings Zfrmaer changed hands last Thursday. The present proprictor* and editors, being Marshal L. Cook, of this place, and George E. Bowers, of Manchester,. Washtenaw county. The boys will endeovor to make the Banner, a rod hot Republican paper. Customer—" Why up? ‘Malt Bitter*’ Always ready at moderate rates. Meaare. Sweet A Upjohn have made ao popular f” Druggist—“Because, us a Food Medicine, they enrich the blood, a complete snccess of their dock, und harden the muscles, quiet the nerves, I SPECIALTIES: it now rest* with the people of thin perfect digestion.” 41-44 dty, whether the factory for the munThey <11 do it. Builders Hardware, ufactnre of thia “timely" article, shall be man-fed last Sunfay. We had no BALTIMORE ITEMS. Go to the Old Reliable Market for be located here or at some other point invitation to the wedding, consequent­ Pure White Lead, Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats of all ^rbere the manufacturer can get a ly ciui’t give the particulars. Car line Obed Burgess of Homer, N. Y., is kinds. Henry Roe. Pure Ohio Boiled and Proprietor. larger bonus. lias been working 'for Mrs. P. in here visiting his son Jerome. Raw Linseed Oil,Last Wednesday, a small party from Kalamo this summer. All went lovely Mrs. Warren Warner is nearly blind Sine* the IntrndooUoa of KeUocx'e Columbian thia city, enjoyed a day of recreation until Mr. P. threatened to spank Car- - with the infatuation in the eyes. a rd, Castor. at Thornapple Lake. The weather be­ line’* ear*. Of course Jim will have to There is to be a temperance grove Golden, Sperm, ing favorable and Mr. Cole, of the look up another hash-slinger. meeting in Stevens* grove, in tlie near known aa a safe and reliable agent to employ avainat Lake House in his usually pleasant Jerry Brotherton. is bordering on in­ future. Virginia Lubricating Oils. all arbas and palna. wbich an- the forrruunm wf manner, succeeded in making it a day sanity, in fact he occasionally steps The wheat harvest is most over nod mor- srrFiur di.onters it act > speedily and »urrof “enjoyment for all, and one not noon over the line. He was tearing around we are glad to say, that the wheat is Th- prvti-cUon It nffirril. by it* tlrne’y dv on Rheu­ to be forgotten. matism. kidney ■flection, and all aches and pains, John Brown’s the other tuorning. and not hurt much with the wet weather. wounds, cramping paituuehulera morbus. diarrhoea, Ou Monday morning a row occured like old John Brown, made a rade on Renlieii Sealey's little girl cut an ugly coughs, cold*, calarrb,' and dl-order. among ehUon Jefferson street and se.-eral parties him. and got a lovely old bear hug gash in her leg, on a cradle aytlie that were badly thumped. On Tuesday for his juiinH. Jerry started imediate­ he left laying carelessly ou the ground. The finest makes of James Cary was line! $20, or 40 days ly for Nashville to get out a warrant, Vernon Hammond while harvesting. _ • fleet*, and will always eure wlien cures ar* poa*lKXIVFM. m jaii, (he took the 40 days.) Wife. and when about half way to town cool- run a stub through his foot. A pair of Me. Call i<l 11. G, Halo's and get a mvmorandum KAZAIRN. book giving more full drtails o< the curative propManyhaiu was fined $19.25 which he ed down nnd camo back. , No. 12 lioots would have prevented the Nil FIRN, Pfal. The man from Castleton was L*"t Sabbath, in the absence of the I accident. Jobnatun’* sarsaparilla. cure. Liver Complaint. Nf'INNOltN, fined $5. Scidmore and Smith, have not regular minister nt aho the No rton a-i.„r.i school 2 We iindcrstaml that a couple went to i Jobntaon'aSaruparilla, cure, Indirection. Sobnaton'i Sareaparilla ii uaed by everybody. yet answered to the complaint, which house. Elder Stephens preached. Tlie Battle Creek and got married on the Johnaton'f S*reapartllacum 8ick Headache. IN THE WORLD. will probably 1-* for resisting an of­ sermon was good, nnd we should like die sly, and now they are a great deal ' Johnston’* Bar** pari Ila cure* lly.perwla. ficer. to give it in full for the benefit of slyer, for fear the old man, tho bride’s 1 K FOUNDS GAINED In three week*. an<! cured The following is the census of Barry those that are seldom seen in church, flttber, will find it out. lu of consumption. - .UeMta. Craddock A Co., 1032 Race St.. county, as taken from the official re­ but shall have to forego that pleasure. K. T. Diden’t. Fblladdphla, }*>. I cords on file at the county clerks of- ■The lending thoughts were: Whortle­ VERMONTVILLE ITEMS. flee: berries on the Sabbath, Bob Injuresotil, Assyria, 1237 Job and the Devil. He gave them , ** Baltimore, . 1380 | Call and *©« me. Respectfully, warp enough for 500 sermons, now all ( Mr*. Alderman has gone to Petoskey, Barry. 132.5 they have got to do is to run in the to spend a few weeks. torblm. Carlton, 1480 L. TRANK C. BOISE. J. IL Wooden has built u new side Castleton, 2421 filling. Old soldier* of the cross get Hastings, 1284 the dust off your apet'k* likewise your walk in front of bis yard. aattefv the m.»« skeptical. There ia not > single , rpHE OLD ESTABLISHED .ymptocnoK^oiwumptloji that It dm. I I ,, *“ * *' a nuinntu Hastings City, 1st and 4th ward 1417 Mr. Stebbins has contracted u large d ml pale at uoce. and II will break up a frv.b rold Bible and “ search the scripture for "search tor in •• “ Sd'ond 3d ward 1123 amount of new wheat at 85 cts per bu. n il hpure *3 M per pint hotUe. CRADDOCK A , 1306 I them'ye think ye have eternal life.’ :and RELIABLE reliable furniture of Hope, CO.. 1032 Ka.-e Hl, Fhlladdpbla. Fa. FURNITURE firm FIRM OF The school treasury is financially 1422 Irving. . . _ BI — — _ — 1108 Johnstown, solid, having about $200 remaining af­ STATE ROAD ITEMS. Noprepartioii has ever performed such 1538 Maple. Grove, ter balancing* the accounts for the marvellous cures, or mam tai tied so wide lOtrz । Harvesting is nearly over, and the Orangeville, past year. n reputation, u« Ayer's Ciikkuy Pec­ 1100 Praineville. Are on Hand with a farmers in this vicinity feel somewliat Frank House exam incd'before Esq. toral, which is rvcogni*e<l os the 1225 Rutland, relieved of burden. A NEW LINE OF k 1046. Thornapple, Bodine on Tuesday, iu default of bail 1 world's remedy for all disease of the 1788 Thoruapple Lak. Lake » is all tlie the rage. The Tbornappte Die : I(.d ,ojail lo ,waiI tri.,| at throat and lungs. Its long continued Woodland, series of wonderful cures in all climates 084 Yankee Springs. VOUtlg people or eaat Caatleton think j |ho has made it universally known as a 25,894 I _______ tho steamer Ktiuimer a >< perfect rwrfi.ct “ "(Jrni" sntl make tinike ;< *a _—— Total* the Gem” and safe and reliable agent- to employ. OF Every llescription. The list of jurors drawn to be in at- ; jt their Sunday resort, EATON COUNTV ITEMS. Agiiiij.st ordinary colds, which are the tendance at the Circuit Court on Tilt's- ■ The foundation for the new U. B. forerunners of more serious disonlers Which will Defy Competition in every Respect. Ito mem Iter that all our day, Aug. 10th 1880 are as follows : I church, north of Hosmer?* corner* is Dr. Slade, of spirit manifestation it acts speedily and surely, always re­ lieving sufl'ering, iiniToften saving life. Goods, which we M-nufncture, fame, isinvesting baton Co. Amyn«. Tho^ Bartram »»'l !’■ K«|l- comiilblM, undwill the be in ,i church The protection-it aflonl*. by its timely are Warranted in Every B-tintn ore. Daniel Warner and H. HJ - Bellevue Is to have a telephone line use in throat and chest disorders, makes * | readiness for dedication this full. Menton. from the dejiot to the Taylor House. Respect. it an invaluable remedy to be kept al­ Services arc held in the. Hosmer Barry, Henry Bellinger and Gerabon Hon. E. 8. Lacy and wife, of Char­ ways on hand iu every home. No per­ school house every two weeks, by Rev. lotte. are rusticating ut Higgins Lake. Bush. son can n fib rd to be without it, and We are also prepared to famish anyCarlton, Leonard Stedge and Edgar Mr. Mourer. He officiate^ lust Sabbath, Several shade trees were destroyed iu those who have once used it never will. tldng in the Brown. his subject being found in Matthew 22: Charlotte during tho heavy storm on From their knowledge of it* composi­ Castleton, George Gal Intine. tion aud effect, physicians use the the IStli. CXDERTAKIVG LIVE, 11, 12, und 18th verses. rrcer. Hastings, Kienara Richard Freer. C herry Pectomal extensively in their Hastings City, 1st ward, R Dawson. । The East Castleton * Refonn Club, A new amphitheater is being erected, Hastings City, 3<1 ward, Allen Jones. ', with a good president,.is prospering on the grouuds of the Eaton Rapids Practice and clergymen recommend it, t is absolntely certain in its remedial I driving park. Hope, William R. Cock. ' finely, having now 150 reformers. We effects, and will always cure where | Irving, Benjamin Travis. J. W. Smith of Eaton Rapids, is to COFFIN*. CANKETM. are bound to trample this great foe un­ conduct the Monroe Union school, at cures are possible. Johnstown, Sidney Fisk. For Sale by all Dealers. I ROBES, MH HOURS Ae. Maple Grove, Charles Sliger. I der our feet, and come out victorious. n salary of $1,000 per year. Orangeville, C. L. Carpenter. rp* For Jewelry and Watches go to | Some of the young Nashvillitea who New sidewalks, is the universal cry Prairieville. Warren J. Williams. Of any one in the country'_ ________ F, T. Boisk. , attended the R. K. dub Saturday night of the village fads in Bellevue, and Rutland, James A. Blanchard. 1 hist, at tho Hosmer school house, had tliey legislate accordingly. Koticr. Thomapple.John Cook. Lightning struck a wheat stack be­ Woodland, Engenc. Davenport and better carry their heads more erect Whereas: My wifex Isabelle Miller longing to Northrop Starks of Roxaod having left my bed and board without George W. Coata. Yankee Springs, William Lear and hereafter, then they will be much more on the 13th inst, and it was destroyed just cause or provocation, I do hereby by fire. respected by the community. S. C. Richie. caution any one against harboring or LeRoy. A herd of Charlotte cows went on a trusting her an my aconnt after this for funeral occasions furnished frt'e of School iu district No. 2, taught by foraging expedition to the neighboring fate. Dated Morgan, July 20th. 1880. Miss Estella Elarton, ur.d in dist’t. No. charge. of Carmel aud got themselves iu Peter Miller. SUNFIELD ITEMS. 3, by Miss Liboie Pcnster, commenced town the lock-up, costing their owners $ki. J. LENTZ A SONS. The Sunfield cheese factory at Bis­ on Monday last, after two weeks vaca­ to get them ont, ’n T*;*- and a Beautiful tion. School in district No.* 2 consist­ A large nuuesnaKc, rattlesnake, measuring measuring tnree three i « mark takes the lead in cheese. igth, and having nine ?_*! rattles Con«“ 8,ien K»w“ w,tJl P«UU,L feet in Ienc±, ’ Corn is looking fairly but will be a ing of 61 pupils, and district No. 3, of j on his caudal iidal extremity was strped C. W. Smith stoped on i 81. veqr inferior crop compared with other aud killed bv Lucius Cooper of Cannel IT*Will pay the highest market The Three Graduates. last week while cradling wheat. seasons. price in cash torunaalted butter Fann­ Will. Luscomb, of Bellevue has been ers bring inyour butter and save the Tlie band cap lost at the “celerbaWOODLAND ITEMS. E. Reese. ----- UF----! brought home from the upper lake re­ salt. tion” has been recovered. Thanks for Son. where he was taken violently ill K7*Buy your Dry Gooda,Boote Shoes, The oar factory is in full blast. the notice. it ia now convalescent. He went from Hata Cap*, Groceries, Provisions, Miss Delia Rising 1ms returned home Bellevue to work on board a stoamlxtat Harvesting is nearly finished, and LJ Xu X X ■ I ‘ U 111-*IU Crockery, Notions, etc,, of E. Reesk, X “• running from Milwaukee, northward who always sells at the lowest prices. the wheat crop ia going to be far be­ to stay. Mrs. A. Palmerton departed this life low the average. • A telegraph operator living at Char­ lotte nam >d Stewart, who is employed T. Tumble is a brick. Heisone af­ on Sunday last. Our Good* ar* all new, a •nd Hastings, while riding on the top of Salah. Chas. McArthur has purchased a at ter my own heart, und hi* productions a way car on his way home wu struck steam thresher. are anxiously awaited. by the spout of the water tank nt Ches-1 . fcra, The threshing machine* begin to ter. knocked from the train and ser­ The excessive rains have caused the iously iujyrod. potatoes to rot in the ground, but we steam around again. Farmers are all through catting their cannot expect dry weather all the lurwaua. _ An Indiana man, during a thunder Extension Tables, wheat and are busy drawing it time. shower, defied the lightning to strike J. F. Orwick and N. Brown leave him. Very aoon afterward a bolt skip­ The “News”!* very much admired up this way for its fearlessness of ex­ Ufa week to attend the camp meeting ped down the chim mney, with a noise iampChalrs, Ac. pression, and a good many Hawk read­ aLPctohkey. like tlw crack of doom; imd killed—not er* are about to stop diatshoet,and take Jfrarmers are bu*y catting their wheat. the man, but a valuable dog, for which Henoch wet weather makes them look Common Furniture The News. the man had recently paid $28. In Colwell's Cornet Band are uaing tiiia dAru their nose. hurling the thunderbolt, Jove evident­ A'iliiam Downing took to himself u weather, in practicing new pieces and ly made a mistake, and hit the more Our Undertaking Departmn’t { under the very effective leadership of life partner on Friday evenening. Miss valuable eur of the two. Cogswell, they will soon develop into Vina Brombaugii was the chovcn one. Nashville .Ylarkrta Mr. Burgess tied the knot. neally first class musicians. Mr. John A. Jordan yra* buried on Died: On tlw 18th inst.Henry Culver, of infatuation of the bowels. Mr. Col­ Sunday. Mr. Jordan was one of the Prices that Can’t I Undersold* ver was que of our beat and most earliest settlers of tli is place. He was peaceful citizen*, a naan that nlways a man who was loved by all as a friend minded his own busincM and bi* Iom and neighbor. He leaves inanr friends is deeply deplored. - to noun his loss. ______ CtTlEKN. CtowriW^u: Mardred. CALL AND OJCT PHICTE2H. 11.00 A bam Iwlongiug to Silas Iteau in Editor Watkins of the Middleville Hitler*, the w*d' BtpwMkMM. ha* l»r«-n enjoying a few East Kalamo, was burned on Saturday wo^k'* vacation ut Petoa^ey, last. Fully insured. I Wool,.-..! igaocnHljr. KelloK«> Demaray A Co. A FIRST-CLASS TINNER Money Sarei kj Bealini with ta. AIN8WSW0BTH A BROOKS. rpHE FISHING LINE. TAKE THE G’d Rapids & Ind. R. R. FOR THE Tmt. Grailim & Blade Bass Fisheries, AND THE FAMOUS Game and Summer Resorts and Lakes of Northern Michigan. The Legal Tender and Other Michigan North Wood* arc unaurpaaacd.lf i*quallrd, la the abundance and great variety of Gab coutaln- COOK STOVES. moue Amrrican Grayling ia foutnl only In tbne wa­ FARMERS & MECHANICS Tools J- LENTZ&SONS FURNITURE A GOOD HEARSE lllack lakeleta In thia territorv. i- pure dry aud bracing The climate la peculiarly hcorfictal tn tboao at String «ith bay fever and aalhnutlc affection*. tUhlug ahil buttling ■ a-awsi. round trip excuralon ticket* A Io* rate,,ano atliaethc, train faeill- lufonuatlon and amratr tna|«ortbr fi-UIng greanda aud time card, cull on your lickvi aavnt or addn aa A. B. LEET. Genl Faaa’r A«*l. Grand Itepida. Mich. Tbrmicl* trains golnx iwirlh over thia route leave Grand Rapids to^ra. nt., arul IMW p. tn. Arrive al FeCotey at FOO a. n>.. and K2J p. >n. Returning l^t^m rr> '"g norti: fpun June 1st l.>.<.pt-3l»th and rviurnlna Dr. Hlll's'Eu; Ish Extract cf 3UCHU OF TUX IS ONE Best Kidney Investigators in Use. Drowy of the fine j, Paia tn (he BcsJor the tOdoeysi in pinions advanced la Ufa. IT B A KIDNEY 1NV. BTIQATOR Chat Ra- Pwc«-4’ j or. Six Bottle* for <5. Oitr oldest, best sod moat respectable citlno* are using and rsesauMtHIng the Extract every d.ty. V>om.jrht, if we choae. slv» the names of W. JOHNSTON & CO. 1«1 JBPF8BSON AVENUE Detroit. Mlclu t’or sale by F. T. BOISE, Nashville. Midi. Largest and Best Selected Stock NO PATENT NO PAY. a a wry YB ••‘•Ulb^lor merkauioal &il< F TTP NTTTTPFI r>HIT$ gflSTETTE||s Ma. —--- ------- bitter5 ’Em AtetaaSMUa. Lulcrtamncw. Iafrtr?i mrata anTnlT rttb-r m.ttarv rrlaUaa tn intent IHVEMFIOHSi IN HARRY COUNTY imiim chanrr and idrlv »nn a tbaaa af any TaitaWa agency. , Warafefto OSkriali in Uta Patent OSkta, and to tawattenaf evary SUte of tbaUiUon. Addnaa n, LOUIS BAQQER * CO, JjOOT ANDSIOE SHOP. . BOOTS ana SHOES, A. BUWOMAW 'MZLBICYGUIPEDI* ! YOUR OWN �were firing done with in a rough log-cabin in In­ diana. Tho cabin had no floor, and only holes _ .1______ J _ _ • j' WEEKLY IEWS REVIEW Dirrx)matic relation* betwnm Franco Dm. Tanner completed the eighteenth sited much tail and learned to play year 1834, aud'proceeded to Missouri, the'Bhlten that At»- where I engaged in farming. My spirit trilywilt unite with tbu other Eunqwan powers at adventure fed me to make expeditions brated Battle of Prague. The listener in compelling Turkey to execute tho Btipul*- to New Mexico, and in 1818, in eonqxiny can readily diatingui«h the roar of the . The Deportment of Agriculture shows tioxw of the Treaty of Berlin a* interpreted bv with six trusty companions, I crossed artillery, the rattle of the musketry, tho the Berlin Conference. ; the cotton crop to be in fine, condition. Tlw the plains and mountains to tlie Pacific ahfmte of boldiera and the groans of the 1st* are in despair. Taniier not only lives, hut average condition at corn throughout tlw coun­ mmds better than before. He steeps quietly, try i* the hlglxMt for many yean, although in STS wind among tho trees and the ANOTHER HORROR. reads the daily papers, naturaHv enjoy* hu. joyous carols of the oirds are reproduced, daily ride*, and apjMiani in much better spirit* Winter wlwat exhibit* a alight improvement, than on preceding days." put a valuable cargo for Sitka, where the the finale being a thunder-shower which i Russian authorities received me in great disturbs the sylvan revellers. It happens Several oil tanks near Bradford were though there I* a large falling off in the South. Hpring wheat exhibits a marked decline idnce ' style, and tho Princess Meuschilkoff, that a country cousin is in town just set on fire by lightning Cid ctegtroyod. The June. West of tlw Misamippi tlw general wife of tho Governor, did mo especial now, mid tho young lady thought the loasb placed at >115,000... .A cartridge com- average ia high, Mumeoota being 101. the Hudaon river, oonnocting New York and honor. Thence I proceeded to Son would play the piece to him and hear his Victoria and hia savages, recently Francisco, where I arrived with my comment He u a plain, simple-minded heartrending calamity, resulting in tlw death vessel almost a wreck. After proceeding youth, aud although not very bright, is 4,500,000 cartridge*. they will die rather than return to the United of twenty-one poor laborers, who iierbdicd mi*- to Monterey, I soon returned, and pur­ very appreciative. Bho told him what A violent wind-storm in South Ches­ States...' .Total values of .export* of domestic erably like rat* drowned in a barrel. From the ter, Pa., unroofed thirty-five houses, and se­ pmrnuowi and tallow dunng the twelve month* dinpatriiiM to thn daily pres* wo glean tlw fol­ chasing some small craft I ascended the the piece was and then proceeded to give ' lowing particular* of tho <li*tre*ning catastrophe: Sacramento River on an exploring ex­ him the “Picnic Polka.” Tlie first notes verely injured two meu... .Chastine Cox. the ended Jnnc 30 were ®120,073,860. At the midnight change of “lEifla" at th-> pedition. I soon selected tho site at tho art: rather alow and hesitating, tho idea During tho month of June there ar­ negro. who mtudend tho aged Mm. Hui', tn tui.ucl twenty-aino men descendod tho *ludt junction of tlie American and Sacramento sought to l>e conveyed being the solemn rived in the United Slate* 72.567 immigrant*. Rivera as a suitable place to locate. It solitude of forest,, through which the Of tlii* number Inland fumixbixi the largest was hero I constructed what was known gontio zephyr (not heifer) sighs. After Th* New York dog-pound keeper rewhich they wore engaged m Butter’s fort, at a place called "New she got through with this preface, she section between the iron pt >rt* tliat ho han thus far thi* iwa*oti drowned | Helvetia.’’ I soon accumulated large naked him if he did not almost imagine tho grand arch and tlw' ing shaft. For^stfppori Bupplies and. came to own immense himself in a lodge in some vast wilder­ Dr. Tanner entered upon the twenty—,— _™ — -— | herds of cattle nnd sheep. When a ques- ness. He replied that he drought all . Our neighlxiring republic of Mexico ™ I “ *° ““ w America that slowness meant the delay in getting recently bold an elucbon to choooo s Precfatont unhlth^'^TX^ lara“ bdtiog poaxsaauui rf the tarilory off Said he: "There.is always some Tlicrc were three or four candidate* in the exerted tboaquaro tech. The *afetv ' of California I promptly pufled dawn the darned cuss who oversleeps Idmself and pounds to field, apd, a* neither received a majority of all and step firm and elastic. tho rob.-* ca*L there w«* no choice by tin. peo­ of the mend of tho work depended priori- I Mexican standard, and hoisting the stars keeps everybody else waiting." Hiram Koehler's brewery, in New ple. Under the Mexican constitution the choice pally upon th&control of thia 1 and stripes defied tho British Gen. SeyShe did not care-to disettes the point ;««=:. up- । York, has been destroyed by flic. Loes, 5300,­ of a ruler to succeed Diaz will, therefore, de­ A small leak, tlirotieh whieh it feet of mud and cm- j| mouy to dispute the right of my claiming with tho ignorant fellow, so, to conceal ■ 000... .Three persona were drowned at Atlantic volve upon Congram. den,” the f unn oi' aia ’ itabic'to occur the territory territory ou on behalf behalf of of tho the United United ■ her emotions, she once more let herself the tunnel, was liable to occur ’- 'the Two brothers and a sister named City, N. J., the other day. They were m bath­ *t an/tunc, and, uuIm* direovered sod stopped ' States. At Colona, forty miles from my , -out on the piano. Tho woods ‘were filled ing and went beyond their depth. One of tho Bryaon, well kdown. and highly respected in in iw*aoa, to cau*e tho entire m**a of in*urial fort and form, I constructed my saw- ' with music. The mocking bird whistled p*jaLw was the wife of Lieut. Nes­ Montreal, wcro druwnoa in tho river al that n^i00/^ tumbling down into tho archway, j mQL When the emigrants commenced os if his throat would split, tlie cuckoo mith. of tlw United States army. LTuS? in hm »<m»» the plain., hall Slod the .riven bowera with hi. repeated plan, oy tho U|>«eUing of a boat. .. The steam ­ ....At 1’itti'ton, Pa., a German shoemaker, Dovauuk, with the Egyptian obelisk on board, watch «m kept for sir look*, which, when j famislied and worn out from fatigue, I | cry, while over and anon tlie mournful while laboring under the influence of bad er whisky, shot and killed his wife aud small son. has arrived at New York. The obelisk will be found, were st onoo a topped up by tho silt in was the means of sending organized re- cooing of the dove interrupted the matin ....The population of Providence, IL L, is placed in ono of the city park*... .Work on tlie the tunnel which hs* tho consistency, and Jiff parties, animals, and provisions to j song of the lark. Wuhingtem national 'monument is to_ be re­ 104,760—an increase of 35,856 in ten years. r\t7rtlntr°wl‘tblr ' rehevg them. When Marshall discovered "There, now, I guess you know what sumed again shortly, after a suspension of a tTwim-tom U» 8°W. I otutioned mr hwd. at the that wiwd. lilef’ .he' uid. a. .be Dr. Tanner entered upon his twenty- quarter of a century. third day without food weighing 135 pounds, Half of the shift of twenty-eight men left keen the discovery secret for a paused. Census notes: There are 112,000 twenty-two pounds less than at the boginniujt. Mormons and 32,000 Gentiles in Utah. The the tunnel st 4 o'clock in tho •moming, and J while, and they did far a few days. But I "You 'You mean " that ‘tootle, tootle, tootle, chug?’ You just bet I un­ Ho expwsaed himself as feeiing no pong* of census returns give New Jersey a population of paused to tho nvrfaoo through the shaft to cat । I had n man and hi* family hired there 1| chug, chug, chi hunger. At 6 o'clock a. m. of that dav ho He worked st the mill and the women d eratantliat. d tliat.Many is tho time at a , derstand ' picnic I ’ ve bean took a two-bours' drive,, liad hi» demijohn 1.100,000, being an increaisrof 193,000. Penn­ that the dtowte?Whih? U^chai^o *¥d cooking. Boon After it was known nown picnic I’ve heard it from tho mouth of a filled with well-water, jAurned to tlie hull, sylvania ha* about 4,226,000 people, an increase w«* betag made a humin;; Hound wa* heard, that there was gold there, and, in fact, ■I demijohn or the tho bunghole of a beer-keg." wrote half a dozen letters, read his voluminous of aliout 700.000. BL Louis statistician* claim instantly m the noise of ------------------------------all tho hands had some, one of mv white Her the firstpiano impt ,-------impulse was ।to hurl forMbuouria|>opulationofiibout2,460,0CJ. Esti­ wliKih all'recognized .ir It ... tu. —... a_____ a _____ ____ ___ !.v l a 1 teamsters came up with a loiul of . proj stool /at him, but it passed off, and once e­ pers, and talked and acted not different from mates baaed upon returns from about one-third ——i—-t> —•. other men in the apartment*. Hi* condition of Uie countie* of Illinois place the iKipnlalion crewed ui aizd, and almost immediately the vision*. The women told him there was j more she went at tho piano os if it was wu entirely normal—palne 78, and temper­ of the State at 3,109,000. Ohio's population I Umber supporting thereof began to-sway, then gold there, and he didn't believe it, but; the young man's head and was insured ature 98. The physicians pronounce him n b estimated at about the *»mc figure. Tlie I u,cre <*• a aliyp crack, the heavy joiata Tho thunder poputatiouof tbedtieaof Ohio is as follows: : mapped lite bambooa and the thirty feet of j they gave iiim some. Well, a man for double its value. phenomenon. Cincinnati. 256,000; Cleveland, 159,500; Co- *at ftud andcra which covered the cham- |I named Smith, a nephew of tlie Mormon growled, the lightning flashed (from her mu west. lumbns, 51,306 ; Davton, 39.000 ; Springfield, | lovul °< <*»• »orkmg-»haft was Erophet, kept a store in one of my out- : eyes) nnd the first heavy drops are heard Sanduakv,* 15,000; prodpitatod upon the bead* of tho‘ doomed Lawrence county, Dakota, in which 20,500; Atbetis, 16,100; Sandusky, ‘ ' ' meta ouses at tlie farm, so when this teamster ■ upon the leaves. She bangeuand mauled be, 10,792 10,792’ ■; Newark.' Newark, riijjht of them bad time to leap into the air- I got back he went to Smith and bought a j the keys at a fearful rate; peal after peal Deadwood is situated, has a population of Hamilton, 12,900; Chillicothe, 9,750 ; Ironton, 9,000; Frcmont, 8,435 ; Tiffin. locx. A uiiitli. Foreman Frank Olson, ps*M.<dbia 11.282... .The owner of the steamboat recently 7.885 ; Urbana, 6.208 : Massillon, 6,459 ; Wil­ right um through the open door, but bvtore be | bottle of brandy, and offered him pay in I of deafening thunder perturbed tlie could enter the heavy iron of the roof fell destroyed on I^kc Mim.etonka. Minnesota, by mington. 2,671 ; Wooster, 5,900 Gabon, 5,634 ; gold he had got at the mill. Smith came j atmosphere and ’ re-echoed • • in — still- louder against the door, swayipg it partly to, aud crush- I; to mo and asked if it were gold, and I , reverberations until it wound up in one a boiler expiiHOon, ha* bum arnskd on a Bucyrus, 3,848 ; Van Wert, 4.200. ing him before the eye* of In* companion*. The '। had to tell him, and whew! the news charge of criminal m-gligencc, liascd on tho appalling clan os a grand finale. Then, Contrary to previous reports, it nj>- otner twenty men were now completely cut off | ----- y --------’.r— ---- . ■ —“ — verdict of the Coroner’* jury in tlie jwani tliat there has been a jxipalar election from all escape, and were bterally bun-id in the spread all over tho country. People turning to the awe-struck youth, she cases of the jK-njOtM killed. I •’ sin “ *from ----- ------------1-— • u---i -------iwurod evenrwhere. All my said: “I suppose you have heard some­ It b reported that two companies of the Bcventb fur President of Mexico, and that Gen. Gon- falling Umber, iron, and mud. ' llic men in the lock acomed doomed to cer- ; hands left me. I couldn’t hire anybody, thing like that before?” cavalry, under Caph ILdey. roccutljr engaged a death, for the compro«>ed air pushing I| no matter what I offered, to save my large band of Rioux on the Little Missouri, and uouuced from tho capital of our neighboring tain "Yesf that’s what the follow with against tho door giving egrva* to the shaft pnsustained a heavy Ions... .Reports from tho In­ republic that revolution*, growing ouc of tlw vented them from opening it, aud the water of crop. Emigrants camo along and turned linen pants said when ho sat down on the dian Territory are to the effort that CapU election, hare broken out in several prov­ their stock on my wheat and it was all custard pie." . Payne aud twenty-two of hi* follow-squatters ince*, and that the Preiudent-ek’ct has tho river, oozing through tho mud and loose •oil, wn* rapidly pouring in and threatening to destroyed. The people were wild. They The audience found himself alone, but have been arrested by United States troops.... Irtcn shot at by an asiuuuiin. ... drown than. didn’t think-____ wheat or anything else was -----------—__ - ____ — he picked up his hut and sauntered out Tho Chicago Tritnau- sayH: “J'urther reports Geu. Grant, Grant. it Il is i. said, nW. will will noon «x>n take uk« np np hi* In. [ Tt,u JHoek u u> Iron cb.ml.r naambliw a --------------I. l>rt l.nl gold. —U I T made my iI into the street, densely unconscious that of tlw condition of the crop* in this State con­ <1.0 but al Naw l»i«, tawing U-en oltaed a ( loeoinoUv. Wire, .bub turoubre lb. out. worth having ;_i. v..t _________ . t -------i. t __ . n ___ i.. i._j ____n •______ i .1......... firm tho jirevionsly-publishod favorable predio- n-.id.-nre uwauia ol Ingria. Ui the luunelaod ogre—> from Sandwich Islanders go to work, but they he had said anything out of tho way. tiuns. Except in spring wheat alone, the yield InreaUro pohhon which will noresallaU’ hi. nwi- it. It i* round, han a length of fifteen feet and spent nil the gold they got at the whisky in all kinds of cereals will be unusually large, dunce in that city. Fool Frienda. a diameter of six fecL ~ shops thiit followed tlie diggers every ­ and the quality far above tho average. Corn I Half of it project* through the cast wall of where. If tliat gold discovery had just Nothing hurts a man, nothing hurts a ha* never been so promising, and Irish |>otaEach of the 306 delegates to the Cfci- and into the shaft The other half i« in the come a few years later I’d have been a party, bo terribly as fool friend*. toc* will be large, healthy arid abundant.*' opening of the excavation leading into the tunA fool friend u the sewer of bad news, Populations of Wwconain cities, ns cago Convention who stood by Grant to the mi. It is provided with a massive d.x>r at each millionaire. But it broke me up, for I returned by the census enumerators: Milwau­ last will be pgivca a bronze medal by Chauncey end, which open* outwardly toward the tunncL finally lost my land-grant, and the of slander and all base and unpleasant Two bull's-eyes of plate glass look from one end Supreme Court decided that tlie grant things. kee, 115,703 : Racine, 16,013; Oshkosh, 15,758 ; I- Filley, of HL Louin, into the abaft, and two more from the ojipowUA fool friend always knows every mtan La Crowe, 14,418 ; Fond du Lac, 13,135 ; Madi- , SKCKBTAuy Sherman will open the end into the tunnel, m which an electric light wasn't good because it was not signed at •on, 10,342; Eau Claire, 9,8b7; Janesville, Republican campaign in Ohio tlw first week of wa* kept burning night aud day. The pipe* the Mexican capital It was a mere thing that has been said against you and 9,035; Appleton, 8,868 ; Green Bay, 7.479 ; Angu.it. which convey the couipreauxi air'into the tun­ technicality, b.ut I lost it The govern­ against the party. Beloit, 4,082 ; Portage, 4,446 ; Stevens' Point, He always knowa where your party is Neal Dow's letter accepting the Pro­ nel run through tho air-lock. A pipe open* ment got $1.25 an acre for it, and that's 4,445; Wausau, 4.288; Oconto, 4.500; into Rie lock from tho tunnel and an­ what I’m asking for now. When the losing, and tho omer is making large Chippewa Falls, 4,003; Neenah, 4,205.... hibition nomination for President of the United other pipe from the shaft, so that air gains. John Cone, Manihal of Canfield. Ohio, was States is out. Tho General declares tint the from eitlier direction may be let into the war took place out there I gave up my He always tells you of the good luck ahot and killed, ou Saturday night, by one of a suppression of tho Hqnor traffic is an object of lock accurdmg a* ingniu or egrrea may be de- fort and all my arms to tlie government, gang of drunken roughs from a neighboring far greater political importance than any other airod. The principle of operating tlie lock ia and it is nothing but fair that the govern­ your enemy has had. He implicitly lielicves i.very story town. The murderer seized a hand-car and । now claiming tho attention of the country. much tlie samo *• that of tho lock of a canal. ment should give me tho money my land escaped... .A flonr-mili at St. Genevieve, Mo., i In going in tho prea-ed air ia let into tho lock against you, and kindly suspects your The Missouri Democratic Conven­ gradually until th» density become* equal to brought defense. tion, in session tt Jefferson City, nominated that of the tunueL In coming out tho opera­ A fool friend is always full of a kind of Four Rich Men. Fourteen prisoners escaped from tho Thoriaa T. Crittenden for Governor on tho first tion ia reverted—tho highly-couipreaaed air in stupid candor. tlw lock is allowed to escape, and its denaity Tlie Liverpool Courier gives bohjo in­ Henderson county (HL) jail tho other day, by ballot. He is so candid that ho always be­ thus gradually become* tlw same aa that of the teresting particulars as to the four men FOHEIGN. knocking down the jailer and walking over outside atmosphere. Tho gr-»atreit care ia of lieves the statements of any enemy. who are supposed to be th^moai wealthy him..... Bobbau entered tho apartment* of He never suspects anything on your Another terrible colliery disaster hrui course nooeeaary in operating the lock, for u;>- living. Of theae the poorest is His Grace on it dopcnda tho Live* of tho workmen and the side. occurred in Wale*. By an explosion of fire­ success of tho enterprise. the Duke of Westminster, whose income riod away HIX) worth of jewelry and aome Nothing pleases him like beL.g shocked IL waa in tbia confined space that the eight is set down at £800,000 a year. Taking money... .The H n. Jacob Brink* rboff. author damp in ouc of the London and South Wale* by horrible news concerning some-good men found themselves apparently cut off from Colliery Company's mines, in Moiimoutiiahire, of th«i orignal dra t of tha Wilmot Proviao, and it at that sum, the amount which the They bammurcd on the iron sides from 1856 to 1871 Judge of the Supreme Court the tin' entire nntirri night nirrht shift ahtfi of nf workmen, wnrkmnn re­ aofI retreat Uwir prison, aud ac:camed loudly for aid ; Duke can sjiend without intrenching on He never denies a lie unless it is in your of Ohio baa just died at Manafield, Ohio his capital u £2,000 a day, £100 per hour, ported at 120. were in an iiuitant but lor what -ecmed an eternity, no aid came. A report lias reached Sioux City that llic our- buried 900 feet under ground, witliout and £1 10s. a minute. 'The next man in favor. veyorn of tho phicago, Milwaukee aud SL Paul tlie He is always finding fault with his possibility of tlw survival of one of them. the ascending scale is Senator Jones, of railway, who atarted to run a line from the The scenes at uuy the pu.ee place u, of ww the auMHiui accident were aiuaca * U10 CllgU Jjarty, and is continually begging pardon Lower Brule Agency.to the Black Hill*, have very Navada, whose income is valued exactly lor affecting, owing to the lamentation* of condensed air coming not belonging to the other aide. ---------------------jt onupthe ouUide of the been driven bock by tho Sioux, who object to women and children wbono htfllband* and ftlh- ( abaft, and, divining what hoc happened, rushed atone million sterling, giving him the He is frightfully anxious that oil his the rai'road crosaing their reservation----- A pra pcruhnd. tM-nkliavl In Til 1860 IHAn an att explosion grrnlzwirm in the J.'ww ..nl.-ll. to the ill. Ure.K.ik — f the t abaft “Open tbs right to spend, if he *>kes, £2 a minute same iiukkly ’oiith of broken tie and misplaced rail caused the wrecks cm candidates should stand well with the op­ mine canned the death of 145 men. Jocr.camc to him in Mifled tone* from the out of the revenue. Tho -head of the taK of a train on the Wabash railroad at Knox • The Russian Gen. Kaufmann has itupri»ou*d men below. Rothschild family comes next, with a position. station, not far from Fort Wayne, Ind. There He is forever seeing the faults of his He tent * incM< ngcr for Michael Hurler, the yearly income of two millions, and tho were over 200 Indianiaua da ^oird, returning been ordered to Eastern Sibdria with 14,000 from an excursion to Put-in-Bay. One men, to clear tho district infested by bngands day foreman, who live 1 but a abort ditUnao expenses which he can defray thereout party and the virtues of the other. Sway, and alao for J. IL Anderson, the General waa instantly kilted, three fatally He generally shows his candor by injured, and some thirty or forty other* re­ and Chinese immigrant*... .Peru and Bolivia auperint-ndent Hurlev reached the acene in ore of course double as great oa those of scratching his ticket ceived injuries more, or lea* severe. Among tho are about to enter into a confederation, with a vrrr abort time, and clambered quickly down the Senator. At tho top of the list comes He alwavs searches every nook and fatally injured waa (Walter Rivera, private acc- ono flag and one Government, tho new nation the abaft to the rescue. He wm followed br Mr. J. W. Mackey, with a revenue of rotary of W H. English, Democratic candidate to be known a* the United States- of Bo­ Patrick Mochau, Michael Burchell and Thoma* two and three-quarter millions, which en­ corner of his conscience to find a reason Andereon, and tho four triod to force open tho for deserting a friend or a principle. for Vino Preaidant, who received hia injuries at livia and Peru. The preliminary steps door of tho lock, but without anccea*, tho preoa- ables him to disburse £7,000 a day, £300 In the moment of victory he is mag­ the hand* of a clumsy fdluw who. in attempt­ have been formulated and agreed ou. ing to chop away a door which held him fast, 'Iliii move is nmdered necosaary by tho hostile nro of tho air againat it from tho inaide being an hour, and £5 a minute. The fortunes nanimously on your side. In defeat ho too great Then Hut ley seized * crowbar and of tlie other three are insignificant if ■truck him once or twice with an ax. and aggreasivo attitude of Chili to both conn- biinrt one of the buil'a-eyea. At the aatne time compared with this gentleman’s wealth ; consoles you by repeating prophesies The 'hills of Now Hampshire have trtoa. ... An attack ha* been made by tho Turku Tbomaa Van Noatrand, ono of the ImpriaOnad for they were tha growth of many years made after tho event boon shaken up by a* severe shock of an earth- on tlw Montenegrin outposts, on tlie River mon, broke tho other. The fool friend regards your reputation Zum. One of tho post* was taken, and ten men Th* comnreaaed air ruahod through tha lock eitlier of successful toil or lucky Bpecula- as common propertv, and ns common oHbe^garrisou mado prisoners, and afterward with a whirr, fallowed by a atream of water, tion or Ixith combined. But Mr. and. the pretxurc living thus removed, the door Maokey, on tho Courier remarks, was Pala<® intrigues, tho inexorable de­ waa forced open. The night men rnahed out and thirty years ago a penniless boy in Ire­ hurried acroa* tbo abaft to the atain leading to He takes a sad pleasure in your mis? mands of tlw powers, and tlie utter collapse of tlie aurfaoo, followed by a flood of water wte-h land. Sixteen years ago he waa bankrupt, fortunes. threatened to ingulf them. ■Rwyesrepod-with­ and now he is the owner of the richest The local Board of Health of MomHe forgets his principles to gratify out injury, and at once went to work on the silver mine that has ever been discovered. willingnesa on tho part of the Sultan to abdi­ your enemies. digging farthcpuiydw of rescuing their cate.... All effort* to bring about a peaceful aurfaoa prohibiting the Iml buried com;iauion*. Munwbfle Sept And.-reon He forgives your maligner and slan­ The Duratlcm of Christ* Life. settlement of the difficulbe* between Albani* certain article* *hr bail reached tho acene. A Elanoe st tho river derer with all his heart This is now generally confined to •bowed them at ones Um of saving He is so friendly that you cannot the Ufa of any of the tw « fa the thirty-two or thirty-threp year*. The railroad* loading mio Memphis, and will in force, and with considerable MNMsa. tunnel was in vafa. The »cn fa the difference of ope or two years arises from kick him. rigidly enforce the order, ■He generally talks for you, but always England has been suffering greatly •haft untfl Hw twentv the different views on the length of his beta the other way.—Col. Ingersoll in The State Board of Hadtli of M»dsfrom flood*. ■ ll*ilw«y traffic in several couutica Even had public ministry. Christ died and rose the National Illustrated Weekly. was impeded, and crop*. especially bay, much ■again in tlie full vigor of early that any legged stools, and for a bedstead there was a row of poles with one end stuck in a crack of the logs, and the other end laid in a forked stick, driven into the ground, with sane boards laid across tlie poles, and upon these n heap of leaves covered with skins and old petticoats. The boy • and girl were dirty, halfdreoaed and neglected.. Their mother was dead, and their fatlier was a rough hard man. ' Once he left them for some time, and when he came back, he brought with him a splendid bureau, a table, a set of ehaira, a clothes-chest, bedding, and other furniture—.-and a new mother tor the children l . She, poor woman, had supposed sho was marrying a well-to-do man; and had come with him all the way from Ken­ tucky, expecting to find a good homo awaiting herself and her three cliildrcn. and instead of it she found this forlorn ■bowed a Blight inereww injured. Several fives wm lost by the flood*. Theke have been excessive mins in England, and farmers are complaining... .Gem Board of Health. Hkobeleff* mother and her attctid&ute ore re­ Con. Cash, the South Carolina duelist, ported to liavo been murdered while on their' amend the abaft and wmeaxi has been adraxtted to »l,W0 bait Cash and hi* way to the military hospital*- at Telmpsn, in on attempted to kill an editor who had denounced the duel in hia paper. but tlw editor's friend* wacoed ban... M* New Orieau* health author- mead Bartlett, M. P., are noon to be married.. into the State without it rfiuy. pt a grana The State Guard forces of Kentucky tneCtvi Guard*. the Government; .tch from Part* aar* -intends to leave the 1 until after the di»- It in said that Husain in looking loug- drowning manhood, and bo continues to five in the memorr of the church. The decline and weakneM of old age is incon­ sistent with liis jxMition na the renovator ortLSavior of mankind. Ireymus, other­ wise (hs a disciple of Polycarp, who was a'disciplo of 8t«John) the most trust­ worthy witness of apoetolic traditions among tha fathers, held tlie tmtenaJile opinion that Christ attained to the ripe around tho age of 40 or 50 yearn, nnd taught over ten years (beginning with the thirtieth), and tliat He thus passed through all the stages of human life to save and sanc­ tify "old men,” oh well as infants and children and boys and youths. ” He aj> pealsTor this view to tradition dating deviate from St John, and supports it by an unwarranted inference from the loose con­ Tint jKipulatiaa of Oneida county, jecture of the Jews when, surprised at N. Y., is found to be 115,846, a "gain of the claim of Jesus to have existed before 5,888 since 1870. Of thia the city of Abraham was bom, they asked Him: Utica gained 5,123. " Thou ert not yet 50 years old, and hast But, like a brave woman, she made tho beat of it With her furniture and her core, she soon maxle tlie cabin homelike. The two children, Abe and Nancy, were noon cleaner and better dressed than they had ever been before. ‘Both of them were good children, . und she loved them both. . To the boy, her coming was the be­ ginning of a new life. She sent him to school whenever there was a chance, which, was not often; she encouraged him and sympathized with him, and was a true mother to him, the only mOther'he over knew. Many years afterward, ho said to a friend, with tears in his eyes, "All that I am or hope to be, I owe to my angel mother. ** And she said of him ofter ho was dead: "Abe never gave mo a cross word or look, and never refused, in fact or ap­ pearance, to do anything I requested "I never gave him a cross word in my i life. His mind and mine—what littk I had—seemed to run together. Ho was. dutiful to me always. "I think he loved me truly. I had a son, John, who was raised with Abe. "Both were good Ixiys, but I must say, both now being dead, that Abe was the best boy I ever saw or expect to see. ” A Hint for Women. Herbert Spencer, in his new Ixxik, gives tho following interesting data in regard to two popular customs: "Though abiit-nce of ears seems more generally to liave marked a.criminal than a vanquished enemy who had survived the taking off of his ears ns trophies, we may suspect tliat originally it was tho trait of an en­ slaved captive; and that by mitigation it' Kve rise to the method of marking a slave nt was used bv the Hebrews, and still continues in the East with a modified meaning. In Exodus xxi., 5, 6,.wo read that if, after six years' service, a pur­ chased slave does not wish to be free, his master shall ‘bring him to the door, or unto the door-post, and his master shall boro his ear through with on owl, and ho shall serve him forever.’ Comment­ ing on this ceremony, Knolx’l says: ‘In tho modern East the system of piercing tho ears is mentioned as tho mark of those who are dedicated. ♦ ♦ 4 It ex­ presses the belonging to somebody.’ And ainoe, where there grows up qualified despotism, private. slavery is joined with public slavery, and the accepted theory 1* that all subjects are the property of tlie ruler, we may suspect tliat there henoe results in some cases the universal­ ity of this mutilation. ••• A re­ lated usage must be noted—the insertion of a ring in the nose. ’’ Another great singer has risen. Her admirers predict for her a position of rivalry to Patti. Her name is SembriclL She is a sort of univemnl genius. She is a proficient in several branches of the arts, but, above all, she is an. opci a. singer. The other day at rehearsal the orchestra at Covent Garden literally stopped to applaud and cheer her. THE MARKETS. NEW YORK. Hoc*. Coaa—Wwmbb Mlxad JUw.r.T—No. 2 . Choice MILWAUKEE “ Jock jag^wl’ Deeflculty.” A story is told of a Scotch newspaper editor which is almost pathetic M ita wide application to profeasionsJ n»rymor. This editor was also the projBtor of a very well-known Scotch journJtand De waa uoumy mrerostca ia cne suoceas of lus venture. But ho knew that there waa one defect in the print, a fatal defect in a Scottish newspaper. The Bawbee was too solemn, too earnest, Dot ruffi- ro»R—*«••- ; ■'.•'.V” ’ i ....................... Tuixiw i ff«ur-Mo. iwuh*.... —• oS^Ss^ I Detroit he wanted in tho person of a funny editor. He then boasted himself in the w wdelTof hi. M<m>K .fiag: . . "I have found in my Dew sub-editor a ; o*v*------yoraig man just overflowing in natural ' a««u- I confess that I jo Saturday Review, criiciMSUTL ‘ INDfijiApbljA �well SATURDAY, - Ax Englishman who participated in timing that he turn paid nn astounding the battles of Balaklava and Inkermann bilitiea are that Vanderbilt will put all suicided st Toledo a few days agothese pictures away in a private gallery, Cynthia and Elizabeth Taggart went where they will l>e seen only by the fo lied about forty yenrsfcgo, at Middlewould do something for art beside' using Their disease, fl they 'had any, was. it as a background to parade before the merely a lack of vitality. Cynthia died public the huge line of figures whieh designates hia wealth, he would endow a museum of art and fill its gallery with The locust plague is Incoming a very these choice pictures. eerious matter in portions of Russia. 1MMMCAN tliis country where rwnunemtive crops can lie secund without labor, or sm> .stantial property’without value received. Horn shavings arc excellent fertiliz­ ers, m they contain a large amount of ammonia. ’ They are sold An the English market at tho ra^c of 840 to $50 per ton. A Mschani Ahl ■ (M Y.) farmer protects his hjsn-r3»t" from hawks and from thk-Ves by keeping a flock of a ddxcn guinea fowls. He regards them .table­ ts starch with,half a pint dissolve a small piece of uL .ftlmut the size of tlie tip of , in hot water; when cold, stir _r i starch. Put the collars into the starch, rub them up and down iu it, amooth them will out with a piece of linen, aud iron immediately, firet with a flai-iTTJU. then with a polishing-iron. banks throughout the United States, with details of their liahilhtes and re­ sources [rum 1830 to 1880, has just twen thc herds vary from less than 1,000 to issued from official sources at Washing- more than 50,000 Lead; tlie history of American lauiking for half a century pest It divides itself into two epochs. Tlie first begins with the rise iu financial power and iK>liticul in­ fluence of the old United States Bank at Philadelphia, goes through with the downfall of that institution and ends with the advent of the civil war. The second begins with the'Substantial de­ struction of the State-bank system and the foundation of the . Chase national­ ban king system. Considering tliis table iu decades we find that in 1830 there were 394 banks, with a capital stated in round numbers of 8148,000,000, with a circulation of 851,000.000, with deposits of 858,000,000, with 825,000,000 of spe­ cie and $9,000,000 of real-estate re­ sources. In 1840 there were 907 PASSING SMILES. The man who was stage-struck had tha driver arrested. Whew a man is climbing the ladder of fame he'likes rounds of applause. A place for everything, and every­ thing in ita place—tho baby's mouth. . In tho* Salt Lake Cityl flats appears this sign: “Ring tho top bell for the oldestwifo." Perhaps the most justly celebrated cheese miule ou the Continent of Europe is tlie Swiss' Gnwere. This is made proach of a stranger. mostly in hut», called chalets, high up bat the woman who dot's not marry does If you dtadre to get a large yield of among the Alps, at the time during which The farmeaa find themselves j»werlem» The projected tunneling of Mont the pastures on the mountain-aides are to resist their ravages. Other insecte Blanc is engaging the serious attention accessible, and the huts habitable,’ say are devastating the gmiu fields, and al’ of (French engineers, and, contrary to iu which bran has been stirred at' the from tho melting of tho snow in May to together the outlook is exceedingly un­ common opinion, they characterize it as rate of one omirt to two gallons of water'. the end of September, when mon and'aniYou will find, if you have not tried this mals descend for the winter into tho shel­ favorable to Russian wheutgrowcra. tin easier undertaking than that of the daily practice, that your cow will give Simplon route. The estimates of coat 25 per cent more milk immediately un­ tered vaHeys thousands of feet below. 000,000 of deposits, 8:15,000,000 of spe­ Tho chalets are located jn the midst of Prof. Earle, of the Fish Qommiffrion, for executing such a work are, in the der tho effects of it, andehe will become cie, and 826,000,000 of real estate. In rising broke a hole in the ceiling.—Dan­ -has discovered that Spanish mackerel! case of the Simplon, about 327,000,000, so accustomed to the diet as to refuse to tho mountain pastures on a spot safe from 1850 we find a decrease in the number of bury News. avalanches, aud generally near to a small “Wht is Hymen always represented aa can be artificially hatched, and tliat its and in tliat of Moqt Blanc only $15,000,­ drink clear water unless verv thirsty. pond or spring of water, when such are banks to 824, in capital to 3217,000,000, bearing a torch?” asks the Boston Pott. capacity of reproduction greatly excels 000. Furthermore, it is claimed that But this mess she will drink almost any available. l*rovisiona from tlie valleys ar® and in deppsita to 3109,000,000, accom­ That's easy enougln Its a Lint m to who time, aud ask for more, 'file amount of panied by on increase of circulation to carried up weekly to the chalets, and it is that of either cod or shad.The Protes­ the Mont Blanc tunnel will make the this drink necessary is an ordinary 8118.000,000, and of specie to 845,000,­ uh all build- the fires. tor is making further experiments with journey from Paris to Genoa some nine­ water-peil full at a time, morning, noon under such difficult circumstances that 000, but with a reduction in real estate In concluding on article on the last a cheese is made which for hundreds the hatching apparatus in Gbesaicake ty-seven kilometers shorter, "and from and night—Michigan dinner. c£ years has been, considered almost, if to 821,000,000. In I860, after only ten corn crop an Alabama editor remarked: When about to set a hen Cake a najl mAquitaAebeat on tho Continent. ' years, the number of banks had nearly | “We have on exhibition in our nanctum b-L ______ Paris to Milan forty-four kilometers . keg nnd soak it until water-ti ' ’ ’ The milk, partly skimmed, or not, ao- doubled, - so that they stood at 1,597, a magnificent pair of ears. ” A family of young ladies who reside Mils. Van Cott, the woman evangel­ shorter than by the Simplon route. The in halves and put in two iiscl cording to the quality of tho cheese de­ with 8427,000,000 of capital, 8156,000,000 ist, has retired from the field, probably Lx’ation of the tunnel is a point which ter; in the water put in half i ounce of sired to be made, is put into a great kettle of circulation, 8271,000,000 of deposits, in tliis eity so often entertain their com­ has given rise to various opinions, but oil of sassafras and ono opn< of solu- and swung on a crane over a gentle fire, JpO.OOO.OOO of s»eci<-. and 828,000,000 pany on. the front stoop that they have tion of carbolic acid. CRmh where it is allowed to attain a temperature of real estate. Within the ensuing ten gained the title of tho step-sisters. 4own- And no wonder. During the that which meets with special favor from face of tho water fit a thin w of per- of seventy-seven degrees It is Baid there are now 200,000 Chriss Fahrenheit, years, ending in 1870, the number of fourteen yearn of feet ministry »die has the advocates of the enterprise is from forated board; put l.thofire banks fluctuated seriouslyr falling at one tians in China. If they are real Chris.whan the.katt* ’ off.the --------fire - and |I lianks When coag- time to 1,466, and’ rising at another to tians, China compares favorably with rennet is oddei flannel, and then traveled 143,417 miles, has preached Chamounix to Counnaveur. 1,645, with corresponding changes in all this country.—New Orleans Picayune. mough the— curd enough to shape the d Jine with ulation has edi ____ ______ I 4,294 sermons, tavudes conducting 9,333 Dr. Coopbr, in Ffaserbt Magazine, cut straw. X prominent writer of rhetoric says Now put a few drop® of oil is cut into as fine pieces as is practiblo of the other particnlkn, which -we have ether religious tastings, ani^ writing neM worQ learned and correctly used argues that only those eye-glasses that of sassafras about the nest, put in your 1 with tho largo wooden knife which is collated. Since 1870 the number* of •9,8&3 letters. * stexlily^ increased until it u ncquircment to be proud ot‘r The kettle Jis-*then banka has steadily : v —’ tauiks are made of the purest glass con lie con-. eggs and ben, and over nil put a barrel i used for thej purpose. The kutt! the fire .again,,and again, and tho curd stands this year at 2,019, representing a usufruct of his biaplasm lies in the differ with an nrdhed ojieuing on one Hide. By ■ swung over tho --------------------------------------,.r e.lni nnn non .....1 turn William Gohsard, a convict, made a sidered itafe—specks, rays, globules or this method eggs may be safelv hatched is taken up in’ small quantities in _____ capital of 3451,000,000, and with $6,000,-1 button thereof » a pornovel attempt to escape from tlie peni­ other imperfection^ are detrimental. in January or February, even if in n very ringer nnd poured back through the finam Ichthyophagona Club tea teen of I atarto BtarUM1 ~ specie ~ than the' • 1,595 bunks ---fi j jjow York. It is calculated to tentiary at Jefferson City, which came Though more costly, pebbles possess dry, warm room—the water' beneath**! gen, where it is still more finely divided, leas of furnishing all the necessary moisture. ( Groat importance is attached to this 1870. This year, , however, shows an , amL. the reputation” of any husband who near lieing successful He was em­ important advantages, namely: Ex­ Farmers who are wide awake and ' division of the curd, in order that each enormous growth of real-estate resources h,,,,.., „at night and tries to tell ployed as a packer in the shoe-shop, and, treme hardness, rendering it difficult to given to investigation do not sow so , particle mav be fully exposed io the ao to 848,000,000. and of deporits to 8767,- goes home late been.' with the assistance of a.fellow-oonvict, strateh or break them, and clearness, much wheat to the acre as they formerly ' tion of the heat in the “cooking" process, 000,000, lieing 8110,000,000 more than 1 A compounder says food and medicine got himself packed into a shoe-case, never becoming dull from moisture; and did, and they do not sow it so deep, which ensues up to a point when a tem- in 1870, nearly $500,000,000 more thsn ij are most perfectly combined in his oelein 1860, $658,000,000 more than in 1850,. l brated bitters. They will lack the elewhich, with the other cases, was to be they are also thought to be cooler, than The great, heavy, harrows of ten or peraturo uf 90° has been attained. The twenty years ago ore not now employed kettle is then immediately swung off tlw aud $709,000,000 more than when the 1 shipped immediately. Unfortunate]? for other glass. To be good and true the by them in covering seed, und the drill, fire, and the waste of curd and whey stir- half century begun. During tliis whole . mente of popularity, however, if they do *' not contain a drink. * him, there was a delay in tlie arrival of glasses should likewise be, in all -'-their whieh can be .depended an better, is lie- red for aomefifteen minutes longer, and if period the total of our banking liabilities i hk brilliant Sophie she resources has risen from 3270,000,- , T ~T -------- IT 7*-!7 Arnold, when iUTiTi the wagon which was to take the boxes jMirts, of on equal thickness in propor­ coining universally popular. In broad- the cooking has been prpperly performed and 000 to $1,500,000,000. 'rhis developJ»eard of a certain diplomatist that had to tlie depot, and, 'his absence being tion to their copvexity, as well us of an cast sowing, after the ground is thor- the particles of curd have the appearanoo incut of American bonking n»rk- « cor- been ■wtnn by th. voir,., ciclauncd, oughly prepared, a smootlung harrow of bursted grains of rice swimming in the marked, a search was instituted, result­ equal form. Another and eturily-npplied will cover the seed deep enough. A whfcy. Tho curd is then collected in a n-.poi.dmg dcvelrnimcnt of American "Poor brute. Hunger muat mdond bow test of true glasses is that of bolding ’ Wisconsin writer gives the result of an doth, and great core is taken to expel nil trade and industry, a development mu^h | terrible thing. ing in his discovery. The faumber of one-artned young men them obliquely over print, all the letters experiment iu planting nt different whey. The salting of the cheese is also more than proportieffiuto to the approxi-1 driving onl with young ladle, th™. Texas Jack got his nickname by a of which will lie found to preserve their deptlis—on the surface,.one-fourth inch, considered a delicate and important pro- motel estimate which Gen. Walker, the, Suitf rintendant of the C-nuus, hoc given I Rimmer evening, u truly appalling. Aa feat in cattle speculation. Durinp^the tnie clinrncter if the glasses are correct one-half inch, three-fourths inch and cess. The salt is rubbed from time to no within a few dan past, of our in-1 old soldier at our elbow oaya that one arm so on to several inches. That on the , time on tlw outside of tho cheese, care - r l-vzvra rsrvza in i- on — war Texas was shut off from the other population from 23,000,000 is vrsvnrinltlv invariably i<vsf lost sinrinrr during nn on s*ncrfurio engago. ... surface lav two weeks lieforo enough shall 'i crease in population la-fore sprouting spronting;; ; being bein'’*taken ’ ‘ to discern when ’ T Southern .Stated, and consequently there The hk four four great great coffee coffee countries countries of ol the the । ii...... one-fourth to have l>eenabsorbed. The Grnyerecheeses >eenabsorbcd._________ ~ three-fourths ii—j—ti_ inches L_. _______________ ___________ |j 1850 to 48,000,000 in 1880. The tele-1 nmnL world IUU are JMinjUl, Brazil, V Java, Sumatra, ,M«V. nnd deep • * ... .. commonly ----------- *«-— •— and — 3‘ i graph . and... . ->•-», uunu...-, ‘ ’ the I At a camp meeting, lately, a venerable a® me-UP in four ur five days, and. are three feet in ---------diameter, tlie steam-engine explain was no supply of beef from that source. Vuiiu I sister begun the hymn: “My soul be on _____________ tons have : so on, getting later ns the depth in- weigh over ons hundred pounds. A sue- disproportion. Jock, who was then known by his real Ceylon. Hitherto 250,000 ‘ ’ * thousand foee arise. ” Sho good vearlv 1 creamNl. The last to come up wae plant- cessful cheese <4 tins kind is like a soft , ®d three ttnd n hnlf tiicBes deep, and ydlow paste, which melts in tlie mouth, name, John Omohuudro, invested all been considered ns a t I began too hn h. “Ten thousand," sho h —- J How to Manage a Kitchen. Ins money in a drove of cattle, organized figure for Brazil, but Inst year the ex- 1' was fourteen days in reaching the sur- nnd it is filled with cavities about tho screeched and stopped. “Start her at “ Aclean kitchen makes a clean house," portations t ... • • five thousand!’ cried s converted stock nmountcxl to 273,000 tons. (the’cud uf six. weeks tiuit size of a pen, ono or two, say, in each a strong guard of herdars, and fought is a saying which has a great deal of rmwnwintwm of erf coffee in tlie planted one-foxffth to (ine-biilf inch deep square inch of cheese.—Dairyman’s Ins way to Teimewtae, where tho people But the consumption truth in it As all the food of the fami­ A.thaveleb waa badly hurt in a rail­ • Journal. eagerly bought his beef and set him up country itself now amounts to 60,000 bUkx! far ahead of the rest. ly has to be prepared in the kitchen, and road accident—two ribs broken and other Pct one bushel of tlie parings of . as most working people have to take for n hero.- AX oh enthusiastic public tons, raising the total yearly product of injuries. He went to the office to com­ The Prophecy of the Greyhound. horses’ hoofs (such as may l»e obtained their meals and sit in the kitchen—in­ plain. “What!” cried the office clerk. meeting be Aras introduced as Texas Brazil to 333,000 tons. Fortunately for nt a horseshoer’s shop) into a Imrrtl ami J , ----- ---Richard IL, of England, had a grey- deed, iu< the one day-room has • to be Jock, and tho title adhered to him. • the planters in other parts of tlw worlfi, fill if with wqter. Let ?_ stand for a hound, called Math, beautiful beyond parlor, kitchen, and all to many honest “you want to make a row about so small jt' it coffee has grown into a necessity in the week, when it is ready _ —_yfor use. —3. Apply measure, who would not notice or follow families—it ought to be clean and neat, a matter? Not a month ago twelve of iif^jxrt. All * ” bedding Bny One but the king. Whenever the or.it will not bo comfortable and healthy. our passengers were killed, and we didn’t Onk of th® -new uses to which cotton Umted States, and its price Ims risen. it with .ft watcrin^pot. even hear a word of complaint from any (■r«xi with this liquid king rode abroad tho greyhound was First first ox of an, all, roe the winuow window ana nnd roe the mefire„ oil is put* is said to lie tile making of Although the soil of Brazil, especially plants can liemteL". every other day if they, are not pot loosed by tho person who had him in place must be clean and bright £’ • , , . nguu No no ° •leotnargorine. From it also are mode for coffee culture, is very extensive, yet A. sMAnL lx>y of Bath, Me., had just Isiund. Repotted plants should be charge, and ran instantly to caress him, room is cheerful with a dirty fire-place. fire-place. imitations of oliva oil. castor-bean oil, the difficulty of obtaining labor daily watered once a week until they have bv placing his two fore feet on his shoul- Every morning the room must it be lie carecare- j gone to b^d, when he began to dream cows. Some slight noise wokja and many others. Tlw sugar-cane 1 becomes greater, and this renders it plenty of working roots to take up the L dera. It foil and the fullv sweptTafid anv hearth-rug, mat, or _____ Ii: j: out that as the king ’ niece of bu taken out of him up and he said, “Mamma, I saw of carpet carpet must mi growers ore finding that the leaves and doubtful whether the above figure can manure. It will also lie found excellent Duke of Lancaster were converging in the piece ’ beat doily, ” ’ ’xne ” r. neanu The hearth must some oows.^ “Where? whe for harj-wood plants. if used once or court of* tho castle, their being horses doors bei ' ... and mum. ----, "T' l * ~ aakedLj.’Up bagasse of the sugar-cane can be used be much exceeded. The crop of Java twice a week. Tw<f or throe weeks nf- ready for them to mount, the greyhoum. lounJ bo cU^med every Joy, tho otovo “><i ho polotag to tho coding. . . .. r.i. .. by the paper-makers. A low grade of nnd Sumatra was estimated at 94,000 ter the plants have His rnnthnr mother r*>markiwl remarked that tliat won was & a i.„v« been watered with untied, but instead of running as .brushed, the fire-irons rubbed _with a Hu wrapping-pajier is already made from tons for exjxjrt; the consumption of the the manure the foliage generally changes usual to the king, he left him and leaped leather once a week at least, the grate queer place to see cows, and the little fellow gut slightly angry and said, this fiber, and experimante indicate that inhabitanta, although the population is from u green to a golden yellow, moving to tlw Duke of Lancaster’s slioulders, must be black-headed, and the fender “ Well, I gueas thry could be angel cows, the finer grades, even of writing-jiaper, double that of Brazil, is not half of that from the stem down to the point of the paying him every court, and caressing and irons thoroughly polished, and all couldn't they?” leaf, which, however, lasts only a few Lim as he formealy used __— to —caress _____ — the well scoured down twice a week. Cupmay be made from it These' are two of -the latter country. The production weeks, when it changes ton dark, glossy king. Tlie duke, no’t acquainted with this b<>ards want great care to keep them free Fldo. new industries that promise well for tlie in Ceylon, though greater than that of green. Plante under this watering grow I greyhound, asked the king tho meaning from dust, cool and neat Suppcsing there ore two cupboards, ono on each Southern planters. • It sounds queerly to tell of a poodle 1878, shows a falling off when compared very strong. The flowers are very re- , of tliis fondness, saying: gala^ and “What does this mean?” side of the fire-place, it ia well to keep driving off a bear, but a lady writer re­ witli former years; there were in all | ^ ‘1 bright in color. Plants thus! bo kept in verv. small pot“Cousin,” replied the king, “it means one for stores, as groceries, etc., and one lates such a story m the Hural New A wri feb on Zulu peculiarities, in the 41,200 tons exported from tlw island, the j for a lean । long time without being truUS- : a great deal for you, and very little for for crockery. Everything should be Yorker: Nouth African Folk-Lore Journal, says native consumption lie ing very small. lieing planted. clean that is put in the cupboards, and me.” Twenty years ago when Dr. G. and his that when a child ia about. 10 days old “How?" said the duke; “pray explain there should bo a place for every differ­ ps’etty young wife decided to take Horace lit.” HOUSEHOLD HELPS. ent thing, so that if y<M wanted anything, Greeley’s advice and “Go West,” tho itis partially buried “at a spot or be­ Long of Short Vacations. , i “I understand by it," wnswered tho even in the dark, you could lay your question arose, “What shall we do with neath some tree that lias been struck by Long, of course, say all tho children. A obxat many ladies who save every, g„,yhound fondles and hand upon it Be sure, whether you lightning,” in orderjthnt it uir.y r< u-.h-r Two months, at least, soy the tired thing else waste their rose leaves. Dnod hi> to you day_ „ Kingof keep the lids bright or not, to keep the Fido was tlie family pet —a snow it courageous. "When diseases are"prev­ teachers. For once, teachers and pupils they make the moat delightful filling which you will surely be, and I inside of every pan or pot used in cook­ white dog six iiinlim high—but with a be deponed; for the natural instinct ing so clean that it is jperfectly dry and spirit m brave as that of any mastiff in alent, " all. the girls and unmarried are in perfect accord. The vote is unani­ for sofa pillows, pin cushions etc retaining their fragrance a great length of of dog ,ht)Wll u Kot.p sweet If you neglect his you may be the the land. -women of a kraal rise early in the n&orn- mous, and there are no dissenters. But there is actually a movement to time. therefore, by youri side, for he will now cause of poiaonmg yourself nnd your “Toko him, of course,” said Lottie, ing, dress themselves entirely in their return to the old-fashioned vacation of. Sponge Caex.—Beat four eggs, two ' leave me and follow you.” . household. Many families liave been f How can we live without Fido?” brothers’ skins, and, taking their * knoli- two weeks in August.. In some parte of cups HUgar, two cups flour (with two The Duke of Lancaster treasurednip |x>isoned by food being oooked in dirty “But, my dear, that is absurd. Take Canada, we see the teachers have much helping teaspounfuls baking powder what the king said, and paid attention to pans. Besides, even if food is not made a dog a thousand miles?” kerries’ and sticks, open the cattle-peL However, the deed was done. or kraal, and drive the cattle away from trouble to get the whole month for a rest sifted in) all together thoroughly; then I the greyhound, who would never more poisonous, it is sjxnled by not being clean­ Among puxoeb ” “ hiML a little lemon and two-thinls cup of * —’------ 1 u “ kept by ly cooked. Be very jiarticutar about follow Richard’ -* of ” Bordeaux, but the vicinity of the homestead, not re­ sure brou^d t . Beat well and bake, and the side of the Duke of Lancaster, as was familv were seated in the cottage talking turning till sunset. No one of the op­ mittee* in sot as fine a cake os was ever witnessed by thirty thousand men.— soda in some handy place, where you hopefully of the bright prospects before you w ,eaten. posite sex dares to go near the girls on vacation. can, whenever you wash up, take a bit them, and longingly of the friends they Chronicles of Froissart. A father says: “My boy bathes in tho and put in tho water. It is very cleans­ bad left behind, wnen Fido came running When water has once" been made to this day.” • river seven times a dav when ho is out ing, and both crockery and tins washed to the door barking violently. Then he 1m4L the fire mar Ixi very much lesNational Debts and Expenditures. The following table shrfws tho popu­ in not water, with a nit of soda in, will mu bock to the temporary stables, where it .1 a-waiog TkfetP Thire i» no ! We giro below » table •bowing the be sure to shine nnd be sweet All tins the fine horses were kept which the doc­ lation of twenty-three American cities closed." A poor laboring mother cries: ndeutage wtotevur m nntawg w^r , debt, end expend.tore. per be^l for the should be polished once a week. Kitch­ tor hod brought all the way from tho in 1860, 1870 and 1880 : “What! are my four children to be lx>il turimudr ■ tbo li.ud wilt eixipe in Imdmg u«Uon> of the world: en towels require good management It old Empire State. thrown on my hands the whole sumis a vary nasty habit to be careless about “Fido has started another Badger, I steam, without raising the heat of tho ; MS^QS towels. Tea tilings and glass should be guess,” said the doctor, resuming the WMtWMS. wtiter. ’ \ ’ ?.<• ’ ; Country. Brooklyn.... wiped with a thin, coarse towel kept for conversation. But this did not answer. CoLI>-WaTER CAKE.—One teacupful'l XMUHTHnntnry™ that purpose. If you have a plate-rack Back and forth from the stables to the of sugar; piece of butter the size enough for the teachers!’’ over the sink, plates should be washed in cottage the little sprite ran, almost fran­ We see there are two sides to this aueohot water, rinsed in cold, and put to tic with excitement, and barking furi­ 29\UOO • H&.47J tian. It is certainly desirable to keep drain in the rack; but if you have no ously. . children from running wild, nnd yet both one-fourth teaspooi_^_----------rack you must wipe the plates; keep a At length tho family went out with > »MM a cuu they and their taafilwre need ching© anfi tail te«Tip<ul nter, -wlute. oltwo egua, good dish-cloth to wash them with, and lanterns, to try to quiet the faithful dog reek It may be found beet, in the course beaten to stiff froth, and put in Inst; lb- ; i-xd-tu a good coarse towel to dry them with, more than from four of any danger. vor to taste. ,. . ' ' . D<ain«rk. and uoe your dish-cloth and your dish­ Thev found one ride of the stable torn U2,«MH 10C.7M towel for nothing else. off and a horse loose. biscuit, the sateraius is sifted with the ! Something was moving away across the the schoot-’housc. ' The girls could bring flour instead of * dissolving it in water, ■ Cattle and Shrep Raisix la the United field, and little Fido was in hot pursuit their sewing, the boys their pencils, and , the. biscuit will. be lighter aud better. States. “It is a bear," said ’ the doctor, exam­ * f them their unginff-bodLB. Avbida modcretely-heiiped teaspounful The great cattle and slteep-raimng re­ ining the track. ■ hard lessons and all the usual rou- of aaleratus to two cups of sour milk Hair.’.’.--------The animal was killed the next dav, a gions of the United States begin 150 the Bchool could spend tlie morn-’ or buttermilk. I prefer buttermilk, but miles went of Omaha, the starting-point huge fellow, who was disappointed in ‘ twing, reading, tho biscuit must be mixed os soft as po»- . ' his hoped-for meal off the horses by the spite fill little vixcoL , Fido was a hero after this, and always 1 amusing manner the and children than to the teacher. For half cup of butter, one-quarter cake of over the fertile Laramie plains to the wagged his tail proudly and looked up made by their jirojeo^ teachers need and must have rest— compressod yeast, two quart® of flour. Rocky mountains, and 1,000 miles on knov. inglv when any one told th® sto«y XoutA’.ftjwipgtate-.ia TJO-KIJn':. Heat the milk and butter until the but­ toward the Pacific, tlirough Utah, Ore­ uf Fido and the boar. ter is melted ; add the yeast, pour the J gon and Washington Territories, where , mixture in the middle of tha flour, stir a ; Turkey.. there is ample room tat more than five back part of the establishment to Ths late George Ripley, of New York, speech by him times the live stock now raised. Start­ forward a certain fur capo. Alter. little. If mixed at 9 a. m., mold atl p. I {jraxwiy i joint editor of “Appleton’s Cyclone- . subject ! .m,,-without adding any more flour. ; v«mm« ing from the warm shores of the Gulf ole neatly folded up, and waa! Fofir hours later, or cue before baking, j wiUi: “Weil.r»* teak, al , mold Into roll*. Bake twenty minuUw. | Wages id lwnw, vol, •a Ton? You ve been gone Jong: A solution of one and one-quarter of f First-claw brick-Inyeni receive 35 per the international bounda’y line into They include.. .large portions ' ; rifiiSuLd of white soap and throe-eighths > day; brick-molders, 83.50; 'hod-carriers,Canada. ---------------------------------<100. which l.~a! T—which , — -t-J 6,500,000 cat­ Ths population of Sch^eidnita, in ----- -------- of on ouhee of spirits of ammonia, dis- I 82.75; laborers, 82.50 ; plumbers, 83-50, of Texas, musters 80.000,000 acres Germany, decreased 1.5 per thousand double the j aolved in twelve galloeui o< .oft water, i and chambermaids, dir;""----- ------,J- tle; Colorado, with an adapted for the growth of grain, cattle luring tho year 1879. will impart a beautiful and lasting white- 1 etc., get 820 per month. £•5 �JULY 84.1080. He couldn’t eat, drink nor stand wtifi, CASTLETON REPUBLICAN CAUCUS. and when some one naked him why he didn’t go to a dentist, be replied: At our town caucus held at tlie Wol- ! "Becan.* I haven't got the pluck! cott House, ouThurHlay, L. J. Wheel-1 Here I am. a great, big six-footer, able to knock down an ox. and yet I haven’t or (irreentrd the following ‘ preamplv j| got the grit to ntaud one yank on thia and resolutions which wore a ’opted: tooth! I’ve been down on tlie battle­ W'ArrrtM. the liquor men of the Suite line, in free fight* and out among the of Micliigun have decided in, their eon- red Rkiiis, but I’m a coward 1” Some laughed and some cpcouragvd vcntioD and nuldished tbrongn tifeir ' pspere, thn! they will vote for no num him and he finally said : ••WelL I believe I’ll try it, but I for irate office who is not -pledged to the liquor-interest nnd opposed to know wh.it I am, and I want u»metentjN ninre legisnrion, and, wherens., tliiiig to puKli.me on. I’ll bet thin fivct'ie source of all imliticnl power is with doUarbill. against ten cent* that I’ll the people; Therefore, Reoolved, that have the tooth pulled.” One of.the gnest* made the wager, as Mvera nf law und order, we onglil to be as earnest in the advunoement of and a Hmail crowd went along to see tlie jtun. The .stranger walked up a* goo<i as they are of evil iegtMi^tion. faoolred, tluit bur delegates to the Jmld nsn lion, took a neat in the dental county convention be, and they are ‘chair, and evinced no sign of crawfish­ • hereby instructed to support no mau ing until the dentist picked up the for­ for delegate to the state convention ceps aud lold him to get a good grip on who is not a femjicnince man in prin­ Um chair. Then he.grew white in an instant, slid out of the'chair and seized ciple and practice. . /foso/oea. that we will support no man his lint and said: ••It’s Just a« I expected! I’m a great for office in county and State at the coining election, wlio is not known big calf oii wheels; and the worst flank­ er in America, but I can’t help it.' to be tin active temperance man. I ’ ve lost the five dollars, and will prob­ i/ Rie following named persons were ably have the toothache right along choaen'delegatesto the county conven­ for a week, but'l’Il have to stand it aud tion : L. J. Wheeler, James Fleming. hope to .be struck by lightning or mash­ H. A. Barber. J. J. Potter, W. N. De ed np on the cars.”—Detroit Free Preu. ' vine, Minor Mead, George Norton, au John Keagle, James Gregory and P. E. Miller. ■ • ^niniw, th»l !»•«• KING, JAMES A. SWEEZETj, that ooatp aiDAni cauae a copy penotudly aerved an He uld n READY CASH, ' Probate Order. LARGEARM SEWING MACHINES, JULIUS BUSSELL, DKY GOODS Oa reading aiid filing tbepeUUon duly verified, Van Frnde>, ptaylucthla Court to determine vri I have just purchased —-------------- - pOWERS A BARLOW, «1 In Slid e.tau, are required to appear i of .aid Court, then to be bolden all Of the above machines, ,/ HARDWARE, Aud it i. further ordered, that .aid peUtioaer giotlee to the peraon- .otereated in laid estate, oft> iy of hearinr. AND WILL SELL THEM ON LONG TIME, clement M. BLACK, surra. Dealer ia American and Foreign Marble, SlwrllT s«le. A.TVI> Monument*, Tombstones, Mantles, Ac., Allen. I did on'tbe 4lb day of July, i«M, levy open, and seise all I be right, tide and Interest uf tbe aaM LOW FIGURES. ------ ALL WRO WANT THE------ DR. C W. GOUCHER, TpLECTIC PHYSICIAN and Burgvouia prepare./ to answer all calls that may be made for his County of Barry, State of Michigan, •cribed aa follows, io wit: Ail of thi organs F. A. JONES. P FHY8KTTAN and Burgeon. Day and pro" ptly Alt'nd«1- °®“ re«i' denre. North Wain Street, NasbtU e, Mich. PIANOS I Council Rooms, I Nashville?July 16,1880. |F Connell met pursuant to adjourn­ . .ment.Pr<*H<-ntCInpiunn President, Bos­ ton, Cook, Downing, Olds and Rey­ nolds trustees. Absent Itoe. On motion the clerk waa ordered to post notices in three pub’ic places in . die village to receive milod proposals to dig the ditch to drain t)ie swamp south of James Baird’s. Tbe following resolutions were pre seuted, accepted and approved by ayes and nnvs ns follows: Avcs, Boston, Cook. Downing, Olds ana Reynolds. Nays none. nnx .wain nirwi, in me ruiaco ai nasnvuic. > point ie front of the residence of Phillip north of rang.' seven west, including the construc­ tion of the necessary eulwrta sod bridges across Thornauple Hirer, and Mterwiing tbe street in front a SHOULD CALL AND SEE THE DR IL WT WHIl MORE •pCLRCTIC PHYSICIAN. Rrolderce and office -IU at Leri Elliotts. Maple Grove Gen'ro. GOOD SHAPE J. A And at a comparatively WOLCOTT HARDWARE! sheet music At 36 terr rent diM-ount from nublhhen nrirea. Itespvctfulh, * C. H. BERRY, UNFERMENTED | If you don’t want tot but we are selling MALT BITTERS Just tho fuiiuc. GROCERY Wo sell a MALT ANO HOPS LADIES ENGLISH TIE, «ITtO A beauty, at $ 1.00, ami a SANDLE ENFEEBLED DIGESTION, ImporrrUbM Blood. Weak Luopi. kidne»» and urinary or FOR gan». conwmpOon, emaciation, tnrnUl and phi*lr»l exhauulae, delicate 'emriro, nuroinc mot here, tickly children, and drMllty of *«■. WALT BITTERS front of Phillip Holler*., al the place Boise Ac F*r-ajaciie 14 Stop Organs WSgSg. tree Address Daniel F. Beatty, Washington, N. J I»-441• M o’clock, A TE»CHERS‘.s™.™* durins vacation. For tall particuUra, nddrero. J- C. McCURDY a CO , CblcMOi III. (4*4*) (40-471 irt MlMl-Rliu* to be made therefor. On motion council adioured. F. McDebby, E. Chipman, CletkPreoident. IOIROE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, lias, A. M., Prin. Mrs. Malvina A. Kellogg, daughter of Dayid Demaray, died of parnTywH, at her home in tliis village, July 19nt. She was born in Niagara Co., N. Y., November 14. 1888. When about 19 years of age she canto with her parents to Mactinb Co., Michl, where she reluained for about five years. Then she came to Barry Co., and redded here un­ til her death. She was married to Mr. Isaac Kel­ logg. Dec. ». 1850. whom she ha* left with eight most affectionate children to mourn their great loss; also a large circle of-other relative*. 81m exper­ ienced religion in her childhood nnd has been a tnembei of the Methodist chnreh over twenty year*. A littio be­ fore she died, she waa able to deliver her farwell message to the family acd friends. It was a most affecting acene. 8hc was the only person present,whose "BAHndiMurtmdby the prreenre of the dentil messenger. She. wa» able to expenwux* Will! Pa.l-^O death where is thy Hing* O grave where is. thy victory F ■oua condition Opens For circular* address FRENCH KID At $2.50, worth $3.00. A Miss aud Childs Slip, from GO cento up. »• In menu shoes we have a very fine assortment of low ent nnd a BUCKLE ALEXIS,; A few Russet Plow Shoe* at $1.40, and . a few MENS I YOUTHS SUITS ■d that tbe first publication be made within t r days from tbe date hereof. D’led, Hastings July S, A. D.. ItoO. JAMESM. MARTIN. Wish to inform *11 that by prompt at­ tention, accommodating way*, geod good* and low price*, hope to receive a fair share of your patronage. _______________ HENRI ROE. I would respectfully announce to tbe public that keep conatan tl y on hand a full atoek of SB. FANOT GOODS, Syrups, Tobaccos. Fish, IttM b Mai > lint Qua traary Start I Fxesb Goods, Full Weights NEW ±:w STORE Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Michigan. ABIJAH M. HJNT, CORSETS, EMBROIDERY, HATS, FLOWERS, BONNETS, ETC., ETC. DRESS MAZING Done vltn ncalnroa and dlapatcb MRS. O. M. YATK8. BARRYHLLE MILLS. WALKER l NORTON, COME AND SEE. Yom Trulf, BOISE A. FRANCIS. .IOBPRIXTIXG MORGAN, BAHRY CO., MICH. AT THIS OFFICE. BEST IN THE WORLD! ATTENTION FARMERS I <5 From $3.00 up. SCOTCH SUITS $11,00, $18.00, and $15.00 MENS AND LADIES GOOD WORK GUARANTEED TJI^STEFtS m the Probate Court for rtio county I in,_ i_ ___ 't i.n at aa... «« Ti.rropor. banter^, that ■nmpo* n Rborterod, M<M*4a)k (Me ne WALKKR * NORTON, Tn an endleBd variety, all the way from $1.00 up. Our stock of HATS ia complete ranging j from 7 eta up. Ju*t roceivod, a line anHortment of Fancy . Light-Weight Pants, They are Nobby too. Our all Pn.-. of iU. BAKKVVll.tK MILL. JJOOT AND SHOE SHOP. BI-CARB. SODA FINEST SEWED BOOT Which is the sama thing. COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. CALF BOOTS Mixed Awimming bath*, acre* not barred, coat nine a 1« Adam nnd Eve irefore the tig-bat innovation.!* the At M-00, worth »3M PRINTS tor 31, 0,7, 'll and 71 cento per yard. LAWNS for 194 and 14* eta per yard. P. K’b. from 9 to 10 cent*. If you read this don’t forget the ,-Hottlr Cmt Trihm. IN THEIR SEASON, Lard,, by the lb. or barrel, j^£lLLL5ERY! appear and answer tbe Mil of eomplalnt filed in t Having bought for CASH a large, neat eduae, within th res months from the date of this / stock of With Heal Plate ami a iM-47) Village Resolution. Ins duly proven by the affidavit of Abljah M Flint, Solicitor tor ' ----- <- --------• •— bam Ix-ahy. State, but la At $1.90 Solid, our Womans KID BOOT . Stale of Michigan, County of Barry, Fifth Judi­ , ^-Tbe highest Market Price paid for Hide*, Pelts. <fcc. Sult fnr divorce pending in the Circuit Court for Cheese ui Everything twenty-five, acroea land ogned by PhlUlp HoUer, the MALT BITTERN CO, from unfermentedlWaft Hope. Sold every where. MALT BITTERS CO., Catherine Ralaton nn.l TbotuM IHaladelland ex lend and Ingthertroct In front of the residence of DauM Beaton, Mass,____________________ ’ kvcrta and .'ribm Ix-ntz. from a point where «aid •troet InteraccuilH .-ctiou line between aectlona thirty-five and ihlrty-etx, in an roateriy direction Fresh and Salt Meats, Mei Earn and SMien, New Fresh Coods and Low cial Circuit in Chancery. Prices. by U c Common Council oi tbs village of Naahvlllo,’ that the alralgbtuing. altering and extending Main MEAT MARKET. Order of Publication. TRADE MARK WOMAN’S SLIPPER, r of Barry and Slate of MichlIA RY WlTCHELL, Admx.. (4M8) Proprietor ----- OLD RELIABLE----- STATE OF MICHIG AN, County of Calhoun. M In Ibo matter of ri>o 'rotate of Prroton Mltehetl, afternoon of that day (aubjeet to all encumberao- From 93 eta. up. in an easterly direction to Intersect said Main Rtrret, aHa* la I. .rn»..Ll 1. — -......... ... ■ JJENDY ROE, Notice of Sale ot Real Estate. I J£NTERPRJSE Goods Cheap. lie Improvement. Want**, It ha* hero drlcrtcIncJ by this Coun­ cil by resolution that the atratgblnlng. altering and Dated, Jartlnj*. July 13th ISM. HENRY II OUGHTAUK, Sheriff. i-3-iB)____ by Wm. H. POWERS, Under Sheriff. C. C. WOLCOTT, । JJOM’TREAD THIS. BAUGHMAN. SURGEON, Woodland Cear*nd n*at»* c*lle proapt^yj atPHYSICIAN1>,AND ------- AT THE SMjyiut, COST. MALT SHERIFF. OllRetiNna th. County FO1K.ISH. CLOSE BUYING £J HOCeHTAUM, ly. Mieh!<»n. • -------- OF -A.L.U-------- . According to the Nnshville Naws the five mile go-H«-yon please, race in that ,------ AND------aq city on tlie Fourth cclerbration was run in very short order. Tliat paper reports the winner to liavtf run in nine­ teen minutes. Either those five mile#*we re very short or the time keep­ er’s watch was very slow, or Nashville has the fastest runners by several min­ Eatey. Bay State, Bridgeport, and utes tho world over saw.—Charlotte Wkitaey Organa. Republican. Webber. Chtcberiu*, The time in question was published Hale, < hrtolie. Ham s. exactly as given us by the Judges, but Bro*., Whitney and the. race course was undoubtedly short. McCammeron l*ianoa, ----At remarkably----Yet you can depend upon it, tliat there was some fast running done, for Kuouse, who ran with exports a year previous nnd made third] money, re­ marked when he "bushed*’ on the third For SrtO. and upwards*. half mile, that lie couldn’t stand no such gnit ns that;; that it was much faster than the one run tlie fourth of July previous. ORGANS REPAIBHP IN Common Council Proceedings. Attorney & Counsellor, Will attend te legs' bu.lneee In any part of (AMweopy) (»«) W. C. AYLSWORTH. Repairing Done Give Me a Cta.ll Sign, the Big Boot FRANK BAKKR. NERVOUS DEBILITY. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-07-31.pdf.pdf bb45e30ea347744330076f79291d8f05 PDF Text Text Devoted to the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun. ORNO. STRONG,} Editqr and Proprietor^ I NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 31, 1880. VOLUME VII. , —The great human monstrosity ex-| —The first of tho present month’ the 1 LOCAL GIBBLE-G ABBLE. ( TERMS; $-150 per Year 1 Credit Subscriptions $1.75, NUMBER 15. ' REPUBLIOAK 00UNTT 00BVENTI0N.. ing resolution which was unanimous'hibited by D. C. Gillford, flume in'the; IIUIU, the tu<; veteran KICIUU t। bottom l/VLLVUI fell out of the Ituuiu A*4 Perwaal Chit-Chat. j ly adopted. showman, was on exhibition *at * A.1 | Scippo ----- **« “*— ’-------------water in Mill dam, lowering the Hettolveri, «T«nLV That the ~ T Z j . >. . I Pursuant to the call of the chairman M Republicans of the w county Thurs-­ the pond some twenty inches before Rev. C. I. Deyo returned to Mendon »,’ntv of nf Barry, believe in the inBurginan’s store on Main St., .Thurs of the county committee, the Republi­ alievable right of the people to change —Barney Brooks disposed of eight day afternoon and evening. This great the head gates were shut down,when it yesterday. mustangs at his auction on Saturday. Miss Mitchell, of Charlotte, is visiting | can county convention was held at tho their organic law nt will, and that they wonder is all that is claimed for it lin­ was immediately raised to its former will favor the legislation to'the people I Court Houso in Hastings on Thursday Prof. Brown did the riding and roping, for adoption or rejection of any pro­ ing the most complicated union of the watermark. As soon aa the water be­ Miss Helen Allen. and the acene was witnessed by an F. R. Timmerman went to Lanning 1 tho39th inst. Promptly at 13 o’clock the posed amendment to the constitution animal and human, that baa ever been gun to lower, Red-Nose Smith, who convention was called to order by W. for wnich a respectable number of the eager multitude. . known, and is so cone ended by all owns a few acres of real estate border- last Wednesday, prospecting. II. Powers'the popular chairman of the legal voters of the state may petition. —Unequal expansion, caused by heat, physicians who have examined it. on the pond, and who has been watch­ No one will miss the pleasure of pe- j| coupty committee, who moved that And the convention adjourned, each busted the liottom out of a 500-gallon The head and hair, are human, the ing for the dam to go out for years, rusing W; G. Aylsworth’s new ad. ‘ . Geo. M. Dewey of Hastings bo made ipember thereof believing that a more still in the Chemical works on Friday nose and eyes, ar? those of a cat, the immediately hied to Charlotte, swore Daniel Hobbe has bought J. L. temporary chainnan, which wits done fraternal and harmonious convention afternoon, making a loss of over $200 I month and tears, those of n pig, and its . that the water was redu " I to the nat­ Rhode’s fartn just east of the village. unanimously. Upon taking the chair. had not been held for year*. . and a "temporary suspended of business body in unmistakably that of a duck. ! urol stream and proem an injunct,A car-load of lumlter for the new Immediately upon the adjournment Mr. Dewey made a brief, patriotic and _ _ for repairs. . This great monstrosity b the rcnult of ion which was served oh the proprietor, bridge arrived from tho north on Mon­ inspiring speech, after tho conclusion of the convention ' ’ newly * elected the Young. Mr. Young procured lay. —Since Sunday there ha« been one । repeated misusage and beastly abase W. H. ” , of which, upon motion of James Clark, j delegates to the state and congressional Mrs. Orplia Ware left for Petoskey, Orno Strong of Nashville, was elected convcntious held a meeting, when the less l*d to make up at O. A. Phillip’s, of tho mother by a drunken and brut- affidavits from 8.^ E. Hartman and foron that memoriable day’ Charley ish father, and its sight speaks volumes Lewis Duakee, to the effect that the last week Friday, for a few weeks rec­ temporary secretary. former unanimously decided to support . . Andrews and Melissa Hess, O. A’s. against the use of intoxicating drinks water-had not went down more titan reation. On motion ths chair appointed Messrs Hon. D. R. Cook for on elector, and the distance nbo^p-nieutioncd and that Rev. A. D. Newton started for Petes- A. C. Towne. Janies Clark, W. If. elected Hon. Daniel Striker as their help,made a trip to Charlotte.and were j in any form, q Kilpatrick and 8 B made one flesh. chi irinan. The latter named delega­ *-—At about eleven o'clock on Thurs­ onh for a short space of time and con- ; key on Wednesday, to attend the State 1 jcwe]| tinned the work of repairing bis flume. , Camp Meeting. I ’ ,- *, ‘ ’ —The peculiarity of out summc” thus day, the residence of Whit. Wilcox, on _. i J , 1 .. * i *» v . „ „ , . , Smith, committee ou credentials; and tion selected W. H. Powers as it* Then Red Nose made it appear that) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hollon, of Jackjj (ra p.-i-i . Mr andMr-.J^phHollen.otJaek- Hto D„niel 8triker> L. j. wheeler far has been its sudden changes of the Kalamo-Mnplc Grove town line, chairman. have ’." '_. Imo C“ vieixt' r.«iU0K’ ut- Mr.. G. A. I „„d 'H p c|„„y „„ weather; and these chilly days com­ caught fire, and burned to the ground. Mr. Young had disobeyed the injunc- | non, t~ A <’nr<l <>r Thnnk.i, ing so suddenly on the heels of a trop­ Mt. Wilcox was about three tion, and he was consequently arrested I Truman’s this week, uv ui|(auiumuii inuet oi mini- > . ... 1 nnent organization auu and order of bnsiand asked to appear before the circuit \ A Weaver and Chamber club will be i n(yw i. Th., convention then adjourn.-.! I 1 ,o «n«Tn thank. ical hot spell, or vice verta, have made quarters of a mile away, thresh­ organized nt the office of W. 8. Powers ' to j.';tQ p In * I to the many neighlxirH and friend*, business for the doctors. ing, and tho first news of the fire was court on Aug. 9th, for contempt. spread by Mr. Teich, who went across [X —The Christian Sunday School of Saturday evening, July 81st. who no kindly rendered all as*istance At the proper hour the convention —On Wednesday John Webster ।। in ... I,, , . in their cueir power, power, durifig 'Hiring the uit late aickThe to Miley Andrus* and gave the alarm, this village held its annual picnic on rr* chemical works shipped its first wna called U> order by the chairman, new and death of my wife. received a postal from his wife, who ttw church yard on Wednesday. Two I car-load of products on Tuesday. It •ri._ _________ i. _ __________ . _ xt ■ is staying nn his farm up in Chnrlvoix but said there would be no use in go­ i The committee on credential* reported Isaac N. Kellogg. _ ______ _____ o________ t______ ______ large tents sheltered the eatables and was ...charcoal,„and went ,to Chicago, , the following named gentlemen entitlCo., saying that his daughter Jennie ing, as nothing could be saved. It was Bninim. of O-rom, who , |(| „ ,k|ewlt„ thi, LOCAL MATTERS. was dying with consumption, and thought for some tittle time that Mrs. “f^r » »•><»«• service in the church, t|,„ir „,peetire town, and Wilcox was devoured in the flamvs,but ; about 160 children and 70 older ones. 1.0. Imo riwtloR relative, and fro nd. ) John took the night train for h< m ■. she had gone through the corn field to i partook of picnic goodies underneath ftt this place, returned to her home ou city of HustinuN, viz: r?’’Don't buy until you *ee the Ijirge Arm. White Sewing Machine nt Wol­ —A baby was born to Mr. and Mrs. । a berry patch and knew nothing of the I their friendly shades. Swings and Thursday. cott’s. Best in America. Dick Smith on Sunday, the rims of | fire till bePhome lay in ashes. Noth- I croquets had been planted for the Misses. Ida Deyo and Ada Barnett, whose cars had doubled and grown ing was saved excepting a table, which 1 amusement of the little ones, and they came in on the day express from Grand £«r 1 placed in stock 61 cases of the Jack Richardson Boots and Shoes on over the drum orcavity thereof. It is wasconsideraoly damaged. The house kept on Tuesday,, ...... and will Kept ruem liny. A Mjiiy-iio .. ... visit ...... Wtint, Peter A. Young. Theodore B Diamond. Wa them lively an all day. tally-ho Rapids .... Monday lost. 1 have sold this work to be hoped that medical skill can re­ and contents were insured in tho Bar­ coach, drawn by four prancing steeds, friend* in thi* vicinity for a few weeks. Baltimore. _ for the post 3 years and it has given move the defect.and give the little one ry & Eaton. tendered and driven by that children's Clement Smith of Hastings, is tn 1. ' good satisfaction. They will be sold the sense of heariug. i cheap for cash. G. A. Truman. —The Hancock and English ratifi­ generous friend, Mr. Jacob Osmun, put talk tempo rance on the occasion of the ■. Kajent' Si»■ ■ — -in an appearance about two o ’ clock mn.-m meeting nt the Christian church, The Democrats met at Union Hall ,cation in this village on Saturday, was Ten I Ten I Tea I CaaUeton.— L. J Wbeeh Tuesday evening and formed a Han­ well attended. The day was fine, a and was welcomed with great applause, next Sunday eve. Let there bo a big kjTiin#, ii a. Big Bargains in Tea, audn Beautiful — an applause that arose from over a turnout. Miner Mend, , .IL j .1I [In-m.l cock and English club with Levi Smith, L.„_. ________ ___ „___ ________ large Hancock and_____ English banner W. E. Buel has hung out a fine large E.’snurr President^ Ira Bachelor, Vice Prcsi- hung suspended across Main St., and a hundred little throats. The coach was big, high and strong, and had seat- I street lamp in front nf his place of bus dent; E. A. Bush, 2nd Vice President ; I the stars and stripes floated aloft to IV Three-Year-Old Colt for Sale. Enquire of E. Cook. Geo. W. Francis, Secretary ; Goo. A. the ' ‘breeze. The meeting was held at nig capacity for some thirty children, iness. It is a decided improvement, Truman. Treasurer. Next meeting the opera house, and presided over by aud it whirled away freighted with ! and we trust more of our business men W II1TK. bright, happy faces again and again, ’ will follow suit. will be held Tuesday evening, Aug. 3, H. A. Dickinson, Esq. Hon. 8. D. *p..o»blr The White Machine is warranted for at same place. All are invited to at­ Clay and Col. I. E. Messmore of Grand • until every child had lieen given a ride Miss Emma Keith.of Greenville, Miss 5 year*. Go and «■<• it the Wolcott tend. Rapids, made enthusiastic speeches, about the village. And the final ver- Sarah Barlow and Miss Rose Goodyear, Hardware. j diet that we arrive nt is, that the day of Hastings, and Mis«« Kate Parkhurst, Scudder. —John Carveth of Middleville, aud a which were much more devoid of the prominent lawyer of the Barry County abuse, smut and venom, than is usually was a stinny.Jioyous one, and more like nf Coldwater, were the guests of Mr*. it will make better children and beget a Harry Hale on Wednesday. Shriner, John t. Hale । ?*(-.A.Nichols has opened that Boot characteristic of Presidental cam ­ bar, has declared for Garfield and Ar W*rd- pand Shoo, Hat and Cip and Notion higher grade of social life. .lore, in tbv Yates’btoek” Sew Good. tbur. He was formerly a strong Demo - paign speeches, mid everything seem- I Rev. Harder, an ex-minister and pre­ Irvins.JQM hejahroutf, Jacob Jordan. Luther ' „nl| crnL And the popular chairman of the ed lovely with one exception , .- The , —A series of accidents and narrow siding elder nf the Methodist church, B Hill, Ge-.rtn W? Brown. John H. Harrington. | UUtl I .... Pnct Lnl1 un<t 0 me. Republican county committee feels ' hickory pole present was so crooked i escapes . seemed to lurk around the has a religinn broad enough to enable [■?’ Everyone studying economy, called upon to remark : Wn can nf- i that the loyal repudiatm! it, ami con- ; steam thresher ot SpencerA flatting of him to go down to Chester, and preach । should bur n pair of the Richardson ford to let the Greenbackeni occasion- sequently,the pole-raising was defer- I Maple Grove, last Thursday. In the to the Congregstinnnlista occasionally. ( Boots or Shoes, last you one year and warranted. For sale at Truman’s. ally pull a num out of the hind end of | red to a more convicnt wason. morning, while going to Miley An- I Remember tho Juvenile Temperance 1 the wagon, so long as such men as John —Again on Sunday last, after a I drews’stacks, the separator got stuck I Ormsevlllr,- L. A. Xleboli, Jnnalban tV Buy only the genuine Singer. | meeting nt the Christian church, next Carveth keep jumping in the front end. wpace of over two years, did the Christ- I «» the mud, anft afterward caught on | snn,|ny afternoon, nt three o’clock. A* vene HatUrwn. luho it Swan. Ira l» Bn I Sunday afternoon, nt three o’clock. As Prairieville.—J. J. Perkina, A. C T->v Timely Warning. —A queer transaction was witness- ion congregation have the pleasure of “ po«t and tore things up some, and nfjt wj]| semi-annual election of aiston Cooper. Philip Ba, bar, Robert Mi The person that took a pair of pants ed on the farm of H. E. Cross, two I listening to the words of their old and ' tcr Atting to work, James Perry was omCers, it is hoped there will be a good 11 P.ichard, from Trumau's store that did not be­ Rutland. — Junta l>. B.-nbara. C. R. Cr veilingthe memachine, niucniue,and nnuhis niHhat uni blew mewattpndttllCr. miles east of the village, n few days favorite pastor. The church was feeding long to them, will please return them since. favorite house cat hnd | crowded and nt the clo*8 of the service “Agoing and. going through the machine, o.Uxxo The . iffand through the machine, was was |Editors Messmore of the Grand Rap­ nt once and save exposure. given birth to three kittens, and they and amidst a lively the straw.; ij hand-shaking, iluuu-oiiaiouK, such .’U'-ii ■: securely ’ - stacked -------------- away -in -- ..... ids Democrat. Clnrk of the Hastings tV Tho genuine Singer bents them had scarcely arrived at the age of two expressions us,, “flow How much like the j After finishing Miley’s job, they movall. Democrat, Cook of the Hastings Ban­ days of’ old, going down dnys old before a motherly hen attack- bappy ' ’ ” "” and’ “How good it | to Jim Perry's and while .... ner, and Ells of the Charlotte Leader, IV Having fitted up additional ca­ seems to have Deyo here, ” were many, the steep hill between the two places. od the cat, drove her from her offspring, were in Nashville on Saturday, and it n. Kllpairtek, Everett Stiucbcombe. pacity for grinding, 1 am prepared to Yankee Spring*,.—C- W. Armstrong, C. Il.Noyee, do more work than ever lieforc. I also and gathered her newly-acquired, hut Mr. Deyo’s subject in the morning was the neck-yoke broke on the team draw­ wasn’t much of a day for editors J. W. llrigo. Z. B. Hoyt. unnatural children, under her wings “Inrarnation of Truth,” based upon ing and letting it go pell mell down the either. have first-class machinery. The committee on permanent organ­ P. Holler. with mother-tenderness and nmidst tho words found in the third chapter hill with Hank Spencer seated on the There’s a new boss at the new .house ization and ordtjf of business submiteu of St. John, “In him was life and the hurricane deck and guiding the team much duckings. TV A. E. Hogan is agt. for tlie genu­ from one side of the road to the other, on the hill of P. G. Stacey’s, two mites the following as its report: life was the light of men; ” and the ine Singer. —On Monday afternoon, during the west of town. On Monday when he 1. Perninnent officers, Geo. M. Dewey rain storm, lightning struck a small subject of his evening’s discourse was to keep them out of the way of the en­ took possesion hie weight was nine for President, and Orno Strong fur Sec­ CV Full Styles of Hats and Caps gine. Cool presence of mind was all retary. barn a couple of rods from McGraw's "Man a little lower than the angels,” just received at Tritman’s. good avordupois pounds. Good enough, 2. Calling roll of delegates by name. cooper shop, tore two rafters from the suggested by the words of the sixth that saved Henry from having one of Pete ; now that yon have the finest and CV Bee-Keepers should use the 3. Election of ten delegates to the the most fearful accidents on record . roof and killed a mustang pony, pur­ verse of the eight psalm, “For thou largest house on the street, it is your state convention by districts, five for Comb Foundation for sale by chased by Charley Schicdt on Saturday, hast made him a little lower than the Later in the day, Willie Perry was play­ duty to furnish it. each district. H. T. Davipson. 4. Election of ten delegates to Con­ and bis present to Mias Della McGraw angels, and hast crowned him with ing around on the water tank, and tum­ FV Three Quarters of all the Machbled off into a barrel full of water, cut ­ Mrs. Ad. Stanton and lady friend gressional Convention by districts, five glory and honor. ” The discourses that morning. Milt Floyhearty had chines sold throughout the tho world bis head on the chime, sousing went out riding in a wheezy buggy on for each district. just started out to water tho pony, but were delivered with Mr. Deyo’s old ting That the delegates elected as above in 1879 were Singers. him under water and scaring him loitered at the cooper shop, when the time power and eloquence, and listened frightfully. It is hoped that no acci­ Sunday, but had hardly started when may choose one of their number to act THE JEWELER. bolt camo down, and probably escape to with marked attention by the en­ dents will prove more serious than any the axle broke and let a wheel drop off as the chairman of the respective dele­ C. W. DEMARAY. the crazj affair, and if their home gations. an untimely grave. A subscription raptured audience. The finest stock of Clocks in Barry of these. 5. Miscellaneous business, if anyhadn’t been as steady as a presbyterian or Eaton county.paper was immediately started, and —The VanVleet tribe of North Ver­ The report was unanimously adopted. deacon, there might have been a run­ money collected to buy another pony. montville, at a very early period of ty* A good stock of straight Elgin Common Connell Proceedings. The calling of tho roll by the .secre­ away and lota of bruises. Watches, will not handle a Watch out. their age, received a large invoice of tary showed only five delegates elect, can be recommended by all, all full —On Sunday last a party of roughs j Council Rooms, The local department of tho Hastings absent. < Father Sin, which stands out ns prom­ , Nichel movement. Straight Line Es­ from Hastings, visited Thornnpple i( Nashville, July 37, 1880. Banner, has decidedly Improved nnder The convention resolved itself into capement, Quick trains. Lake, bringing their bottles of “tangle­ inently as a rum-blossom nose, when­ [ Regular meeting held. ite present management. M. L. Cook is district conventions for the purpose of ever they are excited by whisky, which । tP* A fine line of Jewelry and Silver foot” with and proceeded to get Present Chipman, President. Boston, a young man of ability and energy, and of Truman’s, electing delegates to the State and Con­ Ware. Two doors south hilarious, noisy, drunk, impertinent is about as often as they-come to town. Cook,Downing,Old*, Roe and Reynolds C. W. Demauay. this week’s issue is filled with rich, Trustees. Absent none. On Saturday three brothers camo in, gressional conventions. and abusive, when Mr. Cole ordered Minutes of last meeting read and on spicy nows, which makes the paper ’Nauseous medicines seem all that Ron. Daniel Striker, the chairman of them away from his premises. Mr. and after imbibing freely of red eye, motion approved, by ayes aud naya as lively and interesting and it must sure­ the first district reported the following tho doctor* can think of. Try “Sellers’ Cole keeps a first-class pleasure resort Harrison issued a declaration, inter­ follows: Ayes Boston,Cook, Downing, Cough Syrup,” and you will be de­ ly gain favor with the public. named gentlemen aa duly elected dele­ lighted beyond measure. and will allow no one around his prem­ spersed with several oaths, to the Olds, Roe and Reynolds. Nays, none. Tho following accounts were presen­ The attention of the News readers is gates to the State convention: Daniel ises who will not conduct themselves effect that he could lick . any man in ted and on motion allowed by ayes and GT Every genuine Singer sold is or within several milee of Nashville. called to the nd. of Allen Bros., of G ’ d. Striker, John K eagle, Henry P. Cherry, in a gentlemanly manner, and the boys nays, ns follows: Ayes, Boston, Cook, war-rented and kept up bv the company. from surrounding towns who go there Charley Wilson of Kalamo, and of Downing, Olds, Roe and Reynolds. Rapids, in another column of this paper. J. W. Stinchomb and A. L. VanHorn ; great notoriety as a bruiser, immedi ­ They have, by close attention to busin ­ Nays, none. tv y ou can get the Celebtated and as delegates to the Congressional for the purpose of having a “big drunk” Lcyi Everett, $11.75. ess, first-class workmanship and square convention: W. H. Powers, Lewis Stark and Voorman Pat. Sand-liands had better take warning and leave their ately resolved to take the conceit out W. L. Parker, • $15 JO. put on your Buggies at E. Cook’s for of Harrison and opened the ball by ­ dealing, built up an enviable reputa ­ Durkee, Leander Lapham. Frank E. Only $2.00. They are worth five time* liquor at home or run the chances of The account of A.M.Flint for $5. was generating a bump on Harrison’s noble presented and on motion allowed by tion in their line of business, and per­ Doty and W. H. Jewell. what they cost to any wagon. getting jugged. brow, and the fun commenced. Soon ayes and nays as follows: Ayes. Boston, sons visiting that city will find it to George Luther, chairman of the Wil sou & Howe still sells Boots —The Common Council, during their Joe. interfered to take bis brother H.’s, Cook, Downing. Olds ana Reynolds. their interest to call on the Bros. second district, reported the following and Shoes as low as the lowest. administration, so far, have worked part, and after a few rounds got the Karo. Bor. On Thursday, Misses. Belle Truman, named gentleman as delegates to the The financial committee reported to steadily for the benefit of the public bulge on Wilson, and one of his ears !V When yon come to Nashville, allow Orno Strong’s account at $49.10. Hattie Austin and Estella Wilson, and state convention. Theodore B. Dia­ and the best interests of the village in between his teeth, and proceeded to The following Rrsolutiun was pre­ Messrs. Ed. Peckham, George Truman mond Geo. Luther. Z. B. Hoyt, J. M. call at the Singer office and see tho best Machine in the market. general. They have ordered a drain lunch on fresh souse right there. sented, accepted and approved by ayes and Arthur Ainsworth took the morn­ Rogers, and Geo. K. Beamer, and as The Singer M’fg. Co. to be opened on Durkee St., to take off About this time Marshal Parker arrove and nays, as follows: Ayes, Boston, A. E. Hogan, Agent. Cook, Downing. OH*. Roc and Rey­ ing train to Tbornapple Lake, thence delegates to the congressional conven­ the standing water in the south portion on tiie spot and arrested them for nolds. Nays, none. by water to Indian Landing, where tion, John Carveth, J. W. Collister, J. breakieg the peace. Wilson promised LV Wilson & Howe sella Tobacco of the village, repaired and graded the they proceeded to hare aa large a pic­ J. Perkins, L. B. Hills and A. C. Towne. for 40 cents. to call around soon at the justice’s of­ sidewalks and streets, legislated in fa­ fice and pay his apportionment for the । nic os it is possible for a party of six to The convention confirmed the elec­ vor of extending Main St north across benefit derived from the brush, and enjoy. All returned in the evening well tion of the above delegatee, who were the river, and resolved to bu’ld a new the Marshal walked the VanVleet tribe E. C. Williamson, of this place, is re­ rusticated. given full power to appoint substitutes into the presence of Justice Parody, who joicing over the recovery of his wife, bridge, which must be conceeded by in case of the inability of any to attend, who has been an invalid for the past fined Harrison $5 and $1.28 coats, Joe. every property bolder in the village, to $8 and $1.23 coats, and John $1 and 73 viUag« atari. —W. W. Cole of Assyria, is a farmer and in case a vacancy should occurethat four years. She has regained her be an improvemint, which will riot on­ centeleosts. Wilson, however, wdntoff On motion Chas. Middlton and Chas. that knows as well how to do it aa the convention the delegation were in­ strength, her complexion is vastly imly be a benefit to the place, but is a home forgetting his promised call, but McMore were appointed special police best of’em. On May 14th be planted structed to fill such vacancy with any pruved.and she has walked more in the past month and is stronger and better positive necessity. The Council is he was in town a couple of days after to Berye witbout salaiy. On motion corn, and in just sixty days afterwards gentleman present from the county. words when bo was re-arrested and council iwljourncd. titan she has been in years. He at­ composed of public spirited men and paid Judge Killen $3 and $3.50 costa for that field of corn averaged 8 feet tell, F. McDkkby, E. Chipman, Under the head of miscellaneous tribute* these happy results entirely to and was nearly all silked out. we bid them god-speed. his part of the fun. Clerk. President. business, the chair offered the follow- DArfsKnCNEYPAD. LIFE IN NASHVILLE And Her Environs. �there’s cherubs and gillyflowers set in erfrter for my tea she forgot tho aljiaca drees and its dejairted owner. But only temporarily, for, two or three days after, sitting solemnly and almost tearfully again by the window, she' be­ gan in tho tone wliich people use when they are telling the “ particulars.” “You jest orter see them. mW’—for 1 had utterly refused to gknee in the direction of the grief-stncktm houee— “it’ssotouehia’Uka. Hs’a a-srftin the ashes now, miss. She done it tliat first daY we come. She had on an old cohker—they give ii to tho woman next door afterward: and then she slicked up her kitehen and put on the alpaca and went ont a-callin' or somethin’. She Mw-med to think a lot of her neighbors and they of her. I see they had a houseful at tlie funeral." “Mercy!" I exclaimed, quite out of I patience with Sarah Blyster'a prying । nisprsutinn. *’ You shouldn’t be looking ! in at their windows, Mrs. Blyster ; it I isn’tpoUte." 8 “ Humph I” said the good soul, with some spint, “ I ain't a-lookin in at their windows. I see it all without lookin’;1 can't help seein’, they’re so close and low like: and I've seen a sight o’ trou­ ble and death, and it ain’t to me as it is MRS. BLISTER’S ROMANCE. to a giddy ybung thing like you,” and with this'" crusher” Mrs. Blyster went Mrs. Sims’ boarding school was a high out to take my tray. building, and it stood on a hill. My The next day the doctor sent her out room was in its third story, and I had j to take a walk, and she come in radiant. often sat looking out over the city from “I went by the front o'-that little its “sightly" windows (as Peggy, the house, you know, where she died a fort­ niaid, called them). The hill wan near­ nit a^b. Jest as clean. >ou never see! ly conical in shape and terraced on two Them two men must a’ scrubbed the .rYl... oMa Imlnrr m>t> nf flirm At steps and front theirselves. Aa’ such a nice rag carpet on the front-room floor, some street, and on a prominent corner nn’ the clock a tickin' on the mantel­ of this street in plain sight from my shelf. My ! it must bo awful lonesome windows, stood a large, rambling old without her!" And Mrs. Blyster drew mansion, about which we girls had her face down dolefully. wove# many a romance. We wondered Ah, la ! Mrs. Blyster'a heart was get­ ting enlisted. The dear old house, if it promenaded through its pleasant was only a hospital, was not going to be grounds ; .carriages rolled up to Its wide without its romance after all. gateway many times every day ; profes­ “ He goes to his shop every mornin’,” sional-looking gentlemen went ui and said Mrs. Blyster, irrelevantly, as she ont oi it What could it be ? brightened up the fire a day or two Ono day I found out There wax 'later. . Bexcitement that day in Mrs. Sims’ “ He ? Who ?" I asked, stupidly. ing school. I had been feeling ill Mrs. Blyster start«><! like a child caught me days. My head ached and my at the cookies. tongue was' dry and hot. The doctor “I jest sac tliat man over there," and said at last that I hail the scarlet fever, she nodded in the direction of the back and must l>e remov»d at once. “ Better window. " I see him a splittin’ some tak-p her home,” he said; “she isn’t fair­ kin'lins an' then a goin' off to his work. ly sick yet” I rayther guess he lie’s a carpenter, but " Home ! ’’ groaned Mrs. Sims ; “doc- , it’s a mason, or mebbe it's a shoetor, she lives in India !" |i maker.’"’ “Good gracious!" said the doctor, i; “ •*Su ro enough enough!!"” I rejoined. “But Sure and he scratched his hesd thoughtfully. ! w]xat difference does it make to you. At last he said, ‘ * I have it! Here's Dr. -Mrs. — - — Blyster ?” Dolin'. h«pit»l right down hero-put nnaimg;; “ Law said Mrs. Blyster, bridling the pW. for her So I wra wran».i ,. u u fdl„„ "P. ^en “T D,ST ’ A , btSnk Now here’. . poor tim. ra likeP,‘U1’.x',1,2.h pro"?,,P ad’" Iv . mmi ra I’ve raen thi. many . long tlmn the dear, mmfolwR, romMbc oM £ md louw, which with its wildly-overgrown I {b.. tho wor]imt dellgbtlni ^rubbery, lira ro long ! AnJ Blyrte£ ,M4c choked np. been tlie object of <mr qx.ml.Uonx Ami yon Imrcn’t no more .ymp.lhy They pnt me to b..l in . Imgo, qu ct lh>a ,hi, „ room, -rtie Open fire looked wonderfully un eU-^.nM) pl.-ra.nt. A Qiiunl old-flu* oned to. , ]it<. m,^’hongb I on it in blue rat .ppi tuingiy on the ; hitler, wra the grand .Uy M • .. im,I1,kOTivi, round Uble .t my UvUldo. pm., or tour eray-chnu. were mmgled mixing lor thei , „j I -a--— MraJBlv.tor. whoLl been eng^e.1 ex- ^^^nlTto'roitoi .“owVSS goi press]) for me. How fat and good-natured she looked ! And how the white cot creaked when she finally sought repose ! Tho next morning I was worse, and for several days I tosreil in delirium and pain, but by a week more the fever liegan to abate and Mrs. Blyster said, renssuringly : “ Yon hsin't dead yet, miss, and what's more you hain’t a goin’ to be—not with Sarah Blyster to see to ye !’’ Then good Sarah Blyster gave me a motherly kiss on my forehead, fumbled over my alreadv painfully tncked-in bed clothing no common name : now I know he haint’ I got no nnrae Smith.” । ' — - •.... .. Fm afraid we never shall know," I {said, solierly ; “I'm getting well very ' fruit, Mrs. Blyster.” j । ‘ . . .' !" said tlie good soul, ’ - an '2. giving me affectionate hug. “Yes, (171 you be ; an’ I’m glad enough u it do pnt ine out of a job. But likely the doctor'll get me here again." 1 “Oil, ™i” I raid; "bnt what do ' you think that man’s name is now ? " . ’ Mrs. Blyster returned to the subject i1 with evident alacrity. "Likelv 'tain't nothin’ like Perkins ?’’ she said, intern) ‘ * '' grunt at the back windo w. I closed my eves and was just at>out Ldoxp wben I ™ liwl by . ! s-Sv in u grand mansion. "You Know I haven't seen him,” I h",1' »"• U"" ^UinflJ^t^tt Ir^htT “She's dead, miss; the woman ’t . x , um* cm*ul lives in the little house back: They're a .to °o>isl(ltratlonhevfo’her funeral this blessed minute." "Tliat just about suits him, said “ A friend of vours ?” I was im- I g«*I Mrs. Blyster, with some enthusipressed almost to tears myself by Sarah 1 “ Mr. Crippen ! That sounds Blyster’s winner * hke him. I declare I'm ashamed of my "Ltfw, no I ’’ said the ladv, starting age, but, rainy aa ’tia, I could really alup and assuming her own radiant conn- most put on my gums and go out I tenancy again. “ And whnt I'm s whin- L«1 sokwder anxious to git h^d of hia in’ around here and givin’ you the blues 1 mime.” for Tm spre I don’t know.' Cheer up, j I couldn’t help laughing. “ Mrs. Sarah Blyster, cheer np I ” Blyster,” I wild, “ I do hope you will I smiled faintly and soon dropped off | know some day, and if I ever' find out into the nap which Mrs. Blystei’s sob Jill tell you." * had intemijited. I Something in my manner ■ quite in­ fl day or two after Mrs. Blyster was jurod her feelings. ’ “snivdiin’," as she ex] tossed it, again ‘Is’poscyou think I’m silly,’’ she ...tlie — back window. wjui stronger j said, in a hurt way ; “ but, indeed, he’s by and better now, and asked cheerfully. : | a very nice mon.” '“Not another ■“ ’ “funeral,'I ' * ' hope, Mrs. i “I know lie in, dear Mrs. Blyster," I Blyster?" ! said, penitently. “ And I’m every bit “ No,” said that worthy lady, still un­ in earnest, and’I want you to'jfromise to able to attain her wonted serenity ; “ but make me some of tliat famous toast oi there’s a boy—her boy,. I s’poee—n- vours to-night Alaa! I fear I shan’t workin* much inside, and hr—nxul he-- have much more of ft"—lor I was al­ he's a shakin' out her clo'es and a-fofdin’ moat well. This cleared good Mrs. ’em up, and it does seem *s if some o’ Blyster'a face in a moment, and she the fema e relatives oughter be a-hetpin’ hastened to set’ out the cherubs and giDyfibwers and ran to get the toaster. • Surely it did. There was ocmsuierabte j Two days tater I was to go. • The bills eonside 1 one of which must be more than 5 feet in it, and hen- I’m in diameter. The tree is not quite round, Imt siill ft is quite regular.— Scientiflr Amnrinm. ,.... . gtxxi nursin’ 11 a-«ava him ! Good-by, fever liad not spread, and everything w;ui ns quiet and stupid M ever. Some­ times letters came, and I spent toe va­ cation with my mother’s friends in a dis­ tent place. I forgot almost that I had ever had tho scarlet fever, or had)been under the care of fcood, efficient Mrs. Blyster. The full term began, and Tlianksgiving was dore upon us when Peggy entered my room one day and handed me a card upon which was printed, “ Mrs. Qarah Blyster." . Then it all camo back to me, and I rushed into the reception room to give the good creature a loving embrace— which quite upset her, and made her wipe her kindly, susceptible eyes—and to ask, the first thing, " How's tho car­ penter that was hurt ?’’ “ Mrs. Blyster blushed violently, and said with e. simper: "You hain’ta-forgot, sure's I live.” “ Of course I haven’t,” I said, warmly. “ I take a great deal of interest in my fellow-beings, in spite of your thinking I don't How is he ?’’ “ Law, Anina, he won't hurt so awful bad ; stNlS raising her eyebrows and looking serious, “he was pretty sick for a while, aud he broke a leetle bene in' his foptTWrhich makes him rather lame.” “But what’s his name ?” I interrupted, impatiently. “That’s it," said Mrs. Blyster, im­ pressively. “ Wasn’t it strange enough you should a-said Crippen ? I know ’twan’t no common name, and it ain’t It’s Crimpton ; now don't that sound mostly like Crippen ?” “ It dore, indeed,” I said, trying to look as amazed as I felt that I ought to. “But how did you get along?” “ Oh!" blushing again, “ we got along first-rate, and that's what I come to tell you. We—Hint is—well, miss—I de­ clare,” and good Mrs. Blyster looked like a 15-year-old girl with her first lieau, “I come a-expectin* to ask you if you would do us the honor, you havin' u-known all the circumstances from the “To what ?” I cried, as interested as Mrs. Blyster herself. .“Well, if you must know-it’s a pleasant room’ you know, with toe rag­ carpet and clock a-tickin’, and we’re goin' to be married there Thiuiksgivin’ day. Tain't been a year yet, but he needs me, bein' lame, you know—and mebbe you’ll come to the weddin’.” You may be sure that I went. A Dfeastrtnu Lemonade. A gentleman in full dress—broadcloth coat, white gloves—bolted into a drug store precipitately recently. “Can you fix me, right off," he panted, “a preparation of castor-oil that can be taken without anyone ever detecting tlie odor, or even suspecting tliat it’s a medi­ cine, and yet that will—von know, one that 11------ " “I should say I could," said the drug­ gist In five minutes the apothecary camo ont with a glass of pleasant looking liquid in his hand. “Monsieur," he said, with a smile, “while you are waiting, permit mo to of­ fer you a gloss of lemonade.” “Certainly, but hurry, please.” The customer drank the beverage has­ tily. Several minutes passed, when he growled impatiently, "Come, come, where is tliat preparation’’ ..<r “Monsieur," said the apothecary, “I am happy to observe that I have exactly met your desire. That preparation you have just taken, without the slightest suspicion of its character—" ' "Beast, villian ! Ah—h! It wasn't for । myself that I wanted it! Fm to be mar­ I ried in an hour, and it was for my pros| pcctive mother-in-law, who has just been Uk*> Getting on toe Police. . “ Well, my man," ssid a philanthro­ pist to a hardened-looking chap confined in the New Orleans parish prison, “ what are you in for?” “ In for thirty days, I reckon," aaid the prisoner, sullenlv. “ No, not that What offense did you commit ?" “Didn't commit anything. The Judge committed me.” “Well, you must have been accused of some crime ?” “ Oh, yes; I was accused of trying to get on toe police. ” “Nonsense. Trying to get on the police is no crime. I have myself rec­ ommended many worthy men for posi­ tions on tho police force, and have helped to get'them on.” “ It i* a fact. That was all I was sent here for. .'You see, there were two of ua, and we liotii tried to get on the same ixiliceman. We had him down, bnt some of the other peelers thought we were crowding the man too hard, and—” “ That will do, sir,” said the philan­ thropist. ‘ * I understand your cose per­ fectly. Here are a few pamphlets for the improvement of your mind, which just now appears to be a little warped.”. Finland script­ fast of ural a< forty di If we were to go to many a black­ and Eli smith and aak him if ho did not think Dr. Phillips watched* toe ’ prisoner nature liad made n mistake in putting throughout the period, and at toe expi­ the clumsy frog into the hone’s foot he ration of thirty-nine days'wm satisfied would liardly lie ready to say yes, and that no nutriment, except what there is very likely would put on a surprised in ice and water, was token. The at­ look, and perhaps explain that in. some tendants offered toe prisoner food every countries nones did very well without day,, but he persistently refused to take silo’s, and so the irog was left to Care it After the fret he was deranged, and for itself. But while not ready to take now he is an. inmate of the New-Jersey ground with you in any criticism of the asylum for the insane. During his fast Kop th* ermt cnauaaudnienu rtrtcUy, Hurt Him »lfl» • rtroM, try* tnjrt. plan upon which the foot isdonstructed. he had perfect quiet and all the fresh And you wlB find Ui« mercy boundJoM, ; air a man may have in a prison. At the You will find Him always jurt. end of forty days he called for boiled the shop where two horses stand newly shod; lift up their feet and observe for salmon, a boiled egg and a drink of yourself that, if the smith has not said whisky, which he ate and drank with i to brfKbts»««. it, the knife bna said toe frog ia a bad a relish. While he ww fasting Dr. thing, and must be cut. away. The Phillips tempted him with the choicest horses do not stand on' the ground, but; delicacies that could be found, but he PASSING SMILES. Diiarly half an inch higher, on the iron would 4ake nothing. The jirisoner said of their shoes, and which takes the that he had previously fasted for twentyTax man who ate his dinner with the weight of the horse on the outer shell of> eight days at a time. He talked ration- fork of s river has been trying to spin atoe hoof. The practice is as sensible as। ally until toward the end of his fast, mountain fop. it would be for a man who had to travel when he was reduced almost to a akelePainting a window shutter is a good on all-fours, taking' the weight on the, j.ton. When the Bev.'Jabez S. Swan, wall deed in more ways than one. It helps nails of his fingers and tore rather toon, the blind. known in Connecticut as “ Elder 8wan," od toe cushion which lire behind them. When a landlady discovered, that her It is always the soft part—the india rub­, a revivalist of great jxiwer, was condnctber part of the feet of animals that have। ing a revival in Mystic, Mr. Calvin Mor- boarders were dropping ^off, the burden of her song became: “Nothing but such—which receives the weight, and। gan, of Poquonnoc Bridge, was convert­ not the heelly, hard |*art We know what; ed. Moved to manifest txis unspeakable Thb men folks complain of climbing an elephant’s foot » ; it is a]l rubber like. faith, he determined to fast fortv days Tlie horse has the same incased in ak aud forty nights, and he s»rs tliat he to the upper stories, but a woman can shell, which gives him accuracy and I did so, taking nothing into Lis'jjuouth steadiness of movement. Now, this cas­ save a little call ana water. He is now Pabsoni—“Bather drowsy weather, ing protects the frog. It grows slowly, lialo and hearty at 78 years of age. To Farmer Jones— the frog grows rapidly. The healthy a correspondent of tlie Herald he said : this, farmer Jones.’’ foot of the colt shows a center, if not “ I entered upon the task determined, “Aye, parson, so it be; ’minds one o* with toe help of God, to. perform it. I sermon time, don’t it?" projecting, at least level with the line of the hpof. He does not take his weight was then a robust and ruddy-faced young A Vxhmont town board wrestled with wholly ou tlie rim of his feet. Old horses man, and after completing my fast was the word “dangerous," to be used ax a ,bU vu u,***Kv, **« t, uuu would have feet more like them if bo weak, haggard and emaciated that I D sign on w a bridge, for over«*on*m~ hour, and blacksmiths would allow they knew a hiul to be moved on sheets for several flnw]ly got it “Donjeruus " Cnngnwnran told . friend little less than nature, and really knew weelra. I Jou’l .rant to go through it ! A WBt. I flunk Dr Tmmer ronld hold he enough to rend her intentions. The object in shoeing the animal, aside otrt if ha luul true-faith to God to .up- t th. friend went down to the bm mal Mr. Morgaii . neighbor. lol from the occasional i,me of changing ite port him of him as u ngidlv-truthful man. , -.rr™ • „ , .. gait, is simply to prevent the wear and । speak " A. J. it" write, to the Herald Hut I.. Wht “ nowy ware vJu.bIe shattering of the outer shell, and to en- — - - - ----------- -- --------- • ,- । than gold? Wlusn you put it in your able ittoUkea firmer bold of die ground, waa one oj five jxraons who washed i pocket you double it, and when you take tMoapmg tboalippiug of the unabod born. Jwho faafcsl for aeven weka mJ England; l„l last roar year. Th., The •nmu inc«8«8It ia an UUfortUUat.* iDeid. at of O«r ays- 1 London, Frod.nd man ’I| U fa raistxl l«t his craving for food alxmt toe seventh , At n L*U-Matoh-making mamma to tern of shoeing that tho ho.rae when is raised he 1 «’“ the tenth lie no longer de- 1 Hnuriageable daughter: “Virapia, from the ground as a boy is whet ’ * imuided water. H<- took a wet-towel I dear, don I Irae mght of tlmt geulloniiui mounts stilts.—Farm and Fireside. Imth ererv morpiug ami evening, Imt “ mourning. He m.y ba . widower. ’ felt weaker tor Wmtx Beecher wmi raked what onjoyfor it, and then, fancying fnncj'ing Davy Crockett .« in Camden, N. J. Tho venerable PremJcnt Gill, oi the that hi. faniuihmg .yrtem greedily nb- mentthore wra m heaven torran old maid National Slab- Bank, tell, thin anecdote : «» «1toomtwh water through the porra ~ h^ely that 1^ he^ hen.ll „p tho winter, winter. • eccentric - individual • dividual whore* vhile he was bathing, he simply rubbed whenever she falls down in the whore name name while of - the heads thia article. It Il is *□ reineml>ered of himself with a dry towel, and felt much he could make no reply. day, everyday, JonniNs says that he can get into a Col. Crockett that he was very skillful in . I letter. He took long walks every and, the use of the rifle, and that he won,-----attended 2- to his daily bmdness in the circus for fifty cents, but it takes five it- by uv Mie u»e bo-rd much of his -fame the ucAvcruus dexterous use '^rt meetings at 'Charing Croes ! hundred pounds to get into his front 1831 or tlie* fast. No one but his | door some nights when his wife’s gone to of that firearm, Al>out z-1-—~ thervear — 1--1 - ' throughout * ' • • i - »for *«9 watchers there suspected him of fasting, j sleep and he’s lost his night-key. 1832 the Colonel visited Camden the 1A*- a------I. - .. --VT* 1 1...-,1.'TV _ .5 1 a...'7.. —T n".viriv * 1. ■ — .1 1.1.. ,,r*. .. I. 1 * . . ...... purpose of giving an exhibition of his i At en^ J1*-* 1““! ,°st about a third his “You can’t bring decency out of dirt,” ikilfiu nil’ .Iwting to « few of lu. j '■»“»! weight, wlucb ™ IM pound.. says a modern philosopher. Can't eh? Irieiub.. M well n. to astonish the ns- At the. close of the seven weeks he etc Then you never looked at the water in tires bv some crack slioU. -The ground » taMe-spotmtal of honev and . hot the laundry tubs after the clean white L-lccU-dtor rifle practice wns th.t near l-crossbun nnd drank » small glwe. of or- clothes were taken out of it, did you? where the countv Court House now , ' y111^ and a cupful of fresh milk ; Teacher—“What is an abbreviation?" stands, aud in full'view of the then Cam- । »>«t stomach rejected it all. Then he Scholar—"A shortening.’’ Teacher— den aid Ambov raflnwd. During the I «bl* » mght >md on the next d»r bo “Yes; give me an example.” Scholar— progress of tho' shooting, the findloco-! drank s httlc mdk and .te slowly of a “Some folks use butter, but mother says mofirc on the rood, with which tho en- I “a-HoileJ egg wtlh some cnunlw of hog’s lard is good enough for anybody.” gineere were experimenting, pnraed . Thenceforwanl he gradmdl.v roChild of seven, before being brought ulong and when the sight of it broke sumed his onlimuy mode of bring into the drawing-room. Row heard ontupon Cob Crockett’s vmoir ho irrever- ' J“>epb L Iksline s.v. th.t m side room. Scream from child. Child enlir exdumcd, "Hell in hrnness." I860. when he ras the j.ln-mcuui m the in alto: “Tompany [company] or no m>d for»momentg»zedmn.tonishmentl Ttentou proon, one lard, a prisoner tompany, I won’t have my face washed at the moving wonder. Wherever he h^ted for twenty-nine days. He hail with spit" • appeared Col. Crockett was lionized, । »**«> committed to a dungeon and When Light-minded young thing, in a bath­ but he found it imporaibln to wilbsund attendants gave h.m bread and w-afi-r the growing [..pldarity of Gen. Jnckron, he would eat nothing.—Anc York Hrr- ing suit—“ Surely, Aunt Margaret, you’re not going to wear vour spectacles in the ' and going to Texas he cast his fortunes a*c‘water?" Aunt M.—“Indeed I am. — — * a* —«— in :* — .Winla.,* with Al. that State, its contest Aagainst Nothing shall ----------------induce me1-to --take off anA Wonderful Place. -----------------------------Mexico, anil was murdered by the Mexi- । Tlie citv of Chicago is a wonderful ■ ot^“r thing. . cans after he hail surrendered with six place. There b always the same rush Robinson, (after a long whist bout at survivors of the attack upon Fort Al- of ]M*ople in its streets, the same signs ■ th® C^UV),—“"8 awfully late,. Brown. o i’iufo Trout Fishers. The Twin lakes are at present quite a resort for Piutes, who go there for the puiqxMie of fishing for .trout A company of them will sit on the bank, and while the brave buck Imlwi for the speckled lieauties the faithful squaw is in the immediate vicinity sewing on a piece of calico or waiting on the fisher­ men. The favorite bait is ant eggs, and after o nest has been ransacked of ite contents the fnn liegins. The supply on hand is placed in tlie mouth and used when required. The moisture toughens the Imit and makes it more suitalije for use. If the buck happetts to Im* particu­ larly lazy tlie squaw is used to Hold the l>ait and' deals it out as often us called upon. Sometimes the native sons of the forest will haul in several dozen trout during the day, while on other ocI casious the result is not so encouraging. —liodic (Cdl.") Xf.u’/i. , I 1 ; . Johnny’s Essay on Dogrs. Last summer our dog Towser was nlyin' in the sun .trine to sleep, but the flies was that bad that he culdn't, cos he had to cateh ’em, and bime by a l>ee lit ou bis head, and was woking about like the dog was hisn. Towser he held his head still, and when the bee was close to his noee Towser winked at him like he zed you see what this buffer is doin'; he thinks I’m a lily of the volley which isn’t opened yat; but you just wait till I bloasom aud you will see some fun, and ' sure enuf Towser opened his mouth very slow, so as not to fritten the bee, and the bee went into Towsei’s mouth. Then Towser he shet his eyes, and his .jnouth, too, and had begun to make a peaceful smile, wen tlie bee stung him, Blg Trees of the West. and you never see a lily of the valley ack Case's “Botanical Index” gives the so in your life. following record of some large trees growing in Indiana: Chwrtnut—In English Jnstire. Jackron county there are to be found A liu] was recently sent to the work­ the largest chestnut trees in the State,, They are veritable giante, located about house in Cambridge, England, .for pick­ three miles southeast of Seymour. One ing a rone and a spray of geranium. The of these measures 22 feet in circninfer- Mayor and Aidermen considered it an ence tirofeet above the ground, and toe offense to be punished by :hree months hcjjht to the first limb 70foeA. Sassafras. of hard labor. Wife-beating is one of the cheapest —This tree attains a remarkalde size on toe Lower Wabash. One of three, one luxuries in England. A brutal fellow in showed that Mn. Blyster had mingled fore the pleasant fire having a farewell mile and a half west of Springfield, is Exeter, who severely thrashed liis wife fully 3 feet in. diameter, and is for more with a bellows because she had not got much in scenes of Woe herself and know than 60 feet clear of limbs apd knots. Its his breakfast ready, was recently senhow they ought to’be conducted: 2 : , teroed to ]»y a fine 5 of shillings. I .ioMa't look that wv.” t raiil. height » fully , 85 feet CutaipaIn this same region and along ths Wabash and toe same throng in the corridors of ite hotels. The only change is that the crowd seems to lie’ greater each time, When I-arrived at the Palmer I thought surely something out of the usual way must lie going on, so vast was the crowd rushing through ite wide hails and mag­ uificent i< anted’ it nificent rotunda. But I la ’’ was the (Tkual state of things. New York certainly dore more business and ia larger than Chicago, and yet, even to one accustomed to toejife of New York, thia city seems to surpass New York in activity. In fact, the intense Ufe here seems almost overpowering. Walk out from the Palmer * street * • aimer House, up State to the river, 111 r, then down ____ Lake,, street, ,. past Dearborn to Clark street, then down Clark street to Monroe, and ho back to the Palmer, stopping to look in at the Tremont, Sherman and Grand Pacific Hotels, and, even if you are accustonjt'd to Brojulway, you will be astonished. Such wide avenues—not empty ns wide avenues generally are, but filled with the «ra ’lm«^ drara, l,L-k» mlI cmruge. of . miglily traffic; .nob lofty. elegant stores; such splendid hotels, and, above all, such constant streams of people. Even the horse-cars go fast here; the' hack-horses, even, have learned the art of motion, while the stages dash through the streets co their way to the hotels or railroad stations with • -fire enrith the speed of a ” New ” York ^.-Chicago (ter. *Veu- York Evening Sinking the Shop. . When the English take n vacation they sink the shop. An Englishman travel­ ; ing in Switzerland met a French tidy with her daughter. They made np, , a party and did the lakes together. The young lady was suddenly attacked with the toothache, and the party traveled twelve miles to find a dentist, who ap­ plied a little laudanum. Subsequently was a dentist. When asked why he had not relieved the fair patient, he dryly re­ plied, “ I am on a vacation. I haven’t practiced for six weeks.” i (m a M’hisper) “Oh, I shan’t say much, ' y»t know—‘Good morning dear,’ or wnnetomg of that sort. SheUoaythe ’ It is true, ” Epaminondaa, you can’t make a silk purse out of a sow's ear, bnt that is no reason why you should go en­ tirely back con the pig. You can make ~:~S ‘y g~xl mighty good souse of it, which is more than you can do with all the raw silk this side of Lyons. • __ j-. An______________ advertisement—says: “Save ..w-. your , hair while you have it." Many young ■ ladies take this advice. They take their , hair off before going to bea, and care- place -it on thebureau or back of a fully chair, where the rata can’t get at it At least rumor says they do. “What are you doing out there, my daughter, --------- ii in the night dew?” said the kindly _^Jy old old gentleman on the piazza. .= p^atiamg “ Practicing icnang, fencing,” was was me the sweex sweet renly. a> «he leaned over the pickets tiU I her face was dreadfully close to William's ! T b«m Thx he only only <«J eool thing thing which which hm has l>eeu ln uTn fot the pmi w«k i. tho fol­ »low — v_comes -------- v a.__ . who into _the office, smokes some other fellow’s pipe, uses some other fellow’s desk, and then asks if you are not going to say beer before he has to go. —lia/ilon Globe. What the editor printed: “ The Hon. i [X^yJ^dl umd very kindly favored ua with a copy I of his’ able and masterly speech on too ‘Improvement of Bobtailed Frogs.’” ; What the editor said; “ What in thunder does that fool «end his rubbish here f«r Jones gave a lawyer a bill to be orjlected to the amount of 830. Calling for laugliing, "I am not going to charge gou —why, I have known you since you were a baby, and your father before you; tatsd upon the transaction, “it’s darned Itl.Vv he I.A didn ill.),.'* —w my —... grandfather, xH.Jjf.iL— —— । lucky ’t Lvw know President Seguier never spared the ' I shouldn’t Lave got any tiling. " lawyers in Iaxm court, aud some of his remarks concerning them were quite in the savage vein of Cur Peter. When the docket was being called one day one hollow tul>e. The male bee w inoffenease was named where, neither advocate U-eapon or pointed lulwi; therefore when said the President gleefully; “now w< one trf there insects alights upon a bare­ back here on ths li have a chance of getting at the truth 1’ footed l>oy the soliloquy of Hamlet im­ fence Tails and pasta, and for durability All but one million were worn out by the he’s tell off a root mediately forces itself upon that Loy’s iw him. and mebbe he’ll get well, an’ stands next to the black locust. Syca­ idiots who left their names in railroad mind as he anxitrimly vwaite the xreuft : ebbe he won’t” -more. ----- — —The — „giant --------tree ----------of Indiana, --------- ,-------in all depots, church belfries and city hall and aak if he had the wrong pig by the “Tube bee or not tube bre? That’s toe ear, would you answer yea c* no ? Mra. Blaster's rosy face grew percept- 1 probability, is a sycamore in tha White towers. question. ”— YawwdKtranM. ’ ■ �piCWEE^a STORE! e h» attire in a . . Mr. Barnaby Quicker, — BCi thought he alighted m (ML Uu. >*!» W*^**LJ f I ______ .X_____________ ----------------------------- Charles A. Hill, Esq., attocfley-ai-law, ubukxi kvmht satubday mobkzxo, ax pass Mr. Ghucker, and helped out Ins is just now an occujtant of Cel! 83 in the [ Mashvjlle, Xichi<*n. v i screams"had given place to a City Jail, and with the cheerful prospect riiig. Mr. Chucker thought l»eforo him of ten years in the peniten- j himself U nd of hi* mesa, fur the. train an again, and he should be able ipleto hi* drvwdng. By way privacy for the remainder ot arrest has caused a great deal of excite­ ment throughout tho town. In yeaterdaj^P J^Oft-DiajtatchYkxe detail1* of tlie coiptwere given, and within the last he had anticipated.' Already there was tweiity-fyiir buutw quite aDambcr di new a comnmtion on tho phtfona. Tia fact* have developed, Masgh to make husband of the fainting ludy had ex­ conviction a certainty. Mr. Hfll has plained matters to the station master; been in the habit of clipping one and some portent and guards had overheard two-dollar greenback bills in such a way him, and tlie rumor circulated that there tliat out of each nine he makes ten. Tho was a lunatic in the train, fyome pas­ omcg nt TRUMANS BRICE, SECOND BTOKT. process is rather a complicated one, and sengers, noking their heads out of car­ needs diagrams for thorough oomprehenriage-windows, protested against travel­ ing in the company of a man who might commit some mad act—set the train on •its fire, throw himself out, or emit awful noises. The station master was obliged ORNO STRONG, tag ud * <wqwt-tag. which contoured Mr. Chucker had received an invitation to dine at Windsor with some friends at influential position, but being a busy . man, he had not found time to dress at his office, in the city, or at hi* cuiunbers in the West EnA Stepping into the train, he alimred a shilling into the hand of the guard, aud said: “Keep me this Ifl With &n IMMENSE STOCK of New and Fresh Spring Goods AND TEEMING WITH CUSTOMERS HAPPY IN BARGAINS Our stocks for the Spring of 1880 consists, as usual, of th* best selections from the largest wholesale houses in New York, Detroit and Chicago, which may be enumerated under the heads of ‘ ■ Uiwm-d the allied maniacs cariiage. Mr. Chucker then unlocked hi* carpet­ The -all-unconscums Mr; Chucker was bag aud drew out a clean shirt, with rudely aroused by the dour being sud­ other equipments necessary to his per- denly, opened and a gruff voice exclaim­ *eci a.'q'kntmeni ing: It must not be supposed that be did “Now, sir, what’s the matter with this without reluctance, for he was a you?" “ Nothing's toe—the—matter with Ea He objected to seeing things outof me,” stammered Mr. Chucker. “What place or doing things out of season. If he hx-d caught Ids best friend changing ■ his pantaloons in a railway carriage he VILLAGE OFFICERS. would have thought meanly of him for Ladies and Gents1 President —Elibu Ch lor-an. * . being of disorderly liabita, and so now he I 'urniHliing Goods, judged himself with a candid severity for Windsor.” not having better regulated his own time. " Change here far Windsor, sir," re­ ■ “If an accident occurred," mused he, aa sponded toe guard, who was quite con­ A. W. OMi, H. Roc, E . Out of one be removed his coat and waistcoat, “ I vinced by this time that he had a queer piece tbruug wonder what would be thought ot me for character to deal with. «taL. vou pul m.• to it, ' toree-riijhth. ol «n meh wM«. ud cut being half undressed in a tram?" jfantlln. “Well, man, il Thk reflection made him redden. He ™ on, on." dnfereril Mr. i »■ “* trreBuhmJ. Th.tw.mrf. I’ve no trousers air. /T; ■ ,hi, . * voice; . comesseu , rrf thn hill limntrnt *. little THE CELEBRATED Chucker, lowering wl.on.upon <*.«>• ““ ore 'brought Uttio t'ltaor e;<»or toto­ \ J EJUUDINT EPISUOPAL CHURCH—A. D. Sawred ears and a fat flond'faoa. Tho effort th., Btelion mneter oeboerf in mnarcmint: getber «hm> they worn before l.c p.oco iVl row. Putor. Hrvire* «rrry B*bl>»U> it ll>u ». m. *u<l 7 p. iu. Eabbsili school at IS m. Pr*,«r of pulling „ - of hi* boot* always - suffused r-i;i«Xo ta»u«*r and the crowd behind Uk?i on\*Y? ».^b contrn.mli<>n tuoetlnj (very Thur»d*y evrtdnx. hu countenance with enmaon rn.a u id ht „ y,, ..No rf th. Imre ol th. bred U mad. w,th AKH VILLE LODGE. No. SM F. A a. M. Rest so now, insomuch tout, what With tlie -’’ •’s *• upon the tlie white surface of the tho tram gum-­ '• He tliruwed• •’em out■ of« al tho_ _J_ win­ ink nnon ter cummunteaOan oa «ach Wadnwday cva. ■ color that came from physical exertion dow," suggej ' mea paper oenaaui. xne mu is tnen 7 o'clock sharp, onThey or b«for»cannot the full of fail the moot to please the Ladies. and tliat which resulted from ,u trembled nono vu on whoa ho gut artistically dirtied, and is ready for BhoV- I Traa«l«ai brotlxr* are cordially Invited. •• ierun]>s Porbapa ue . t ... uuuu »u oonsriyoi, Mr Barnaby Qiucker loofad into Uw train," opined another. “«•. -------- --------- r;~“ - ' jo«b'usM,raRo^^i‘”r'WMteuly autowwrf. _ _ removed hu ..n,d yon »ny teoiuera on -wben yon •«?<»<«> 01 “ “*V." : !________ g”1"” aitrroni. boot*, h*j denuded himself of his trousers. got into the train?” inquired the station £3T OUR SYSTEM OF HANDLING ONLY HonTliis was a trying moment, fur if an ac­ master. eat (roods and selling on the basis of rLhree —-------------cident had happened then. “Why, why, W. H YOUHG, “Of course I hod, man. I've two pairs “A" is <11011 inserted between tlie two dear me," ejaculated fir. Chucker, -r, at , with me now. Lv. Let u<v me alone, mu that .*. *I may ends of “B,” the posting, inking and Feet to the yard and Sixteen Ounce* this stage of hi* cogitation*, ' | put one on," faltered Mr. Chucker, iu- dirtying repeated, and this bill is also 1—tlunk the train is stopping." to the pound, enables us to hold all our old custom­ timidated aud disgusted by the sight of ready for the market A section an inch IL A. BARBER, and a half wide is then removed from The train. _was ---------— stopping ,,—o _i in effect, os | so many ]>eople staring at him. n. rot,...i>n,;nt. ■ 1... D. Hoaieopsthic Physician and Burgeon ers and gain new ones every week. A visit to the PIONEER Mr. Chucker might have foreseen tliat it But while no wo* speaking, some low “C,” and tho three-quarters cut from • Office, nea- nceidcace. on corner of Washing would do, since he was not traveling by j churl, seizing a corner of his. rug, gave i “B" let in. and so the process is oonSTORE will convince the incredulous of this fact. We aim expreM,_but he had been so enwrapjied i it & twitch and abruptly exposed Mr. !I tinned, each bill, instead of its true in his s&f-upbrading thoughts he I UllUVht CHAS. 11. BRADY, Chucker b UietHlUlUC dinhabiUe wvwvr. . that . l 'D US'KIU, There lUCiP waa W IU, jj ,length of seven and three-quarter, inches,• to please patrons both in quality and price of goods offered find not even noticed the first i-l __ 1 ’ rignkmung I a«hout ot mingM laughter and dismay I Ixung »“>.v Tho find on. of the engine's speed. He now now __ fo.md ' „„m u,(, ImuH,„ge„. whom u_ » tho moat dangerou. I«™» it re hard A Kcal Estate «tU luturwnca Annt. CultecUog them. Althougrmost goods have advanced from 15 to 25 per and Conicyanclnr a specialty. Bounty and I ’ .»himself in a very litter of clothes, loUuj and j, laaki it ^Jhmt to to doctor up tho ho^d of th. FaUior oj •ion Claim* promptly attendo! to, and all other cent we are selling many of them at the old prices. Try us with no time to re-dross himself •elf before squeal. * his Country in n way that tne children of and see. toe train stopjied. He had to decide “ Out you come," roared the blushing tho same will not recognize tlie old hastily whether be would steam alongside station master, in a paroxysm of indig­ gentleman, and hence this bill i* left the LEWIS DURKEE Ealing platform in his shirt-sleeves or nation, and he clutched Mr. Chucker by longest of the lot N. B.—Will continue to pay the highest market price in I AWTER, Notary Public, Real Iat*u aud Inaur minus his pantaloons. He chose wisely the wrist It ia easy to see that out of every nine 1-/ auce AgruL Collactiona promptly made, and exchange for all farm products. Ceuveyaoclng properly axacutad OfflcoluD. C in huddling <»u his coat, which he but­ “ Well! but—but—let mo d—dress bill* there is an extra bill left over, Griffith ’* Hu>r«. . toned up. while he covered hi* lower first," pleaded the victim, as he felt, not making ten dollars for nine. Working mon with his railway rug. This done, i only bis arnix but hi* legs in the grasp as hard as tfe could, Mr, Hill could not EMORY PARADY. he collected as many of his belongings as of different hands. He made a short have made more than from three to five USTICE or THE PEACE. Conveyancing carw he could into his bag, kicked his boots ' lully and promptly attend**! to. Office cast but this did not improve hi* dollars per day—rather a small sum for Prop’r Pioneer Store, Nashville, Mich. under* seat, and tried to look dignified. struggle, ' the risk he ran, a* it wm neeesaary to position, for hi* reaitdance was ascribed • The train had come to a stand-still now, to a maniacal outbreak, and emboldened shove fifty of the mutilated dollars to WM. FARMENTER. and a guard opened toe door of tlie car­ his aggressors to drag him out of the il. Office over Hull's Drug store, Ver yOW IS THE TIME riage in which our poor hero was sitting, . mono IHe, Mich. y** carriage feet'foremost He tumbled out . Yesterday and To-morrow. and cried: “There's room here, air, Iar f I in a heap, and was then carried across W. H GRISWOLD, you and this lady." “ ---------------Hole on dar, ” said a colored man, the platform, kicking and roaring in the [ . ------------To Take Advantage of the *' Hie, guard!'r exclaimed Mr. Chucker, sight of a hundred pairs of astonished i hailing an acquaintance. “ ' Does yer leaning out io horror, “you told me I or aronsejl eyes ' cross de street ebery time y _ .. .... corner Pnlllipa and Durke* atrasta. Prompt altenshould have tlii* compartment to my- I •»nn given to calls day or night. “ Oh!” exclaimed some reddening 1 ter keep fntm payin dat bill?" , “ No, I doesn’t" A. M. FLINT. Unlorfautetely for our Irtarf. I chorwted . “ What fur den? ’’ th. guard to whom h. hiul gireu tho lTCm6oI th.ixxtem ---------.--------I “ Ter keep frum bein’ axed fur hit" 2V will practice in all tbs Court* of thia (late. J ?S -.7^ «ppo““«l ta Ten ntomk lat<u, When Mr. Chucker I< "« “• Napoleon.' “Mr. Vntw.l.snn," sailI the creditor, Collection, promptly tnads. Office over 1). C. travel w<lh th. Iran,. Th<~ >■»» »*- had brim conveyed under strong recort " I lent* SIO three th...weeks --------------lentd yer ver $10 ago. Yer Griffith'* Store, Naan rille, Mich. takes often occur, and lead to unpleasant ]to ^tian-master's room, and had promise*! an" promised ter ' pay me..De R FARAD V. couBequenoea. ’Die present guard said 1 Buffer^ to don his pantaloons, ha n*l*ler day you said dat 'pin yer word an' bluntly: “I cant give you a compart- contrivexl to get a hearing, and to ex- ’honor ..... . .....as “H gen'Ieman ver’d ]>aV me ter- 1 If AJSUFACTUREBot Boot* and Bboaa. Making ,l.v N™. -bar. yer-got ter »r ? " “ ment to. youraelf unlrea you pay for it, howftll )lih troubk w sir. It * against the rules. Here, mailam, .. Woll> but why you uU “I al t*rs zeneH my honor. I ern | IMnj prices. Shop a—t rithof Main 8Cwl gettiu’ yer lack eh floatdy an’ my honor 1 X\BT~KZ3iE"l^ ' step in; pleaae. before?" cried the station-master. Where be is constantly opening .If0ked ,e^ ddlc“e " Bccum you wouldn't listen to m.," mixed." -j-x health got.tote U>. carnage, and a gen- | jfa7 Cta*er." “How’sdat?” U Lace village- Stout hur»c*. good dray tieman with her. Mr. Bomabv Chucker i “WelL you’ve missed your train and “ Doan yer know dat de udder day all CHARLES SCUEYdT. Mt ftedy to awooru Before hi could iu- , , dinner, anyhow,” ,said the Btatioa- de time in town was changed ? Da I form the guanl rf ha. re«tou«a to par your J, .. kMon , .~astcr, “ and that'll lie a lesson to you." foun* dat de time was wrong an’ da sent i > line, at hl* for a whole compartment sooner than .. asked --------. ­ off an' got what da calls a transit apiirnt- 1 * “Lesson of.. what?" Mr. Cl ack him a tain. have his privacy intruded upon, tlie er, exasperated. us. Since den all de watches on' docks train was off again, and Mr. Chucker fell “ Lesson—why—why—lesson not to halt been overhauled. Hit hub been iUifirrHauraMj Card*. to,------reflecting effect..— his — -—now ~7 he should ;-------------: i take off one pair of breeches until you've foun’ dut our time is gis one day too change of carriage* af.Stough, now tliat j pUt tjie oth<.r m, and that for decency's . fast." 1 A “Ut? to v,tC? ,on a I sake, air!" answered the station-master, “ Dat's got nutliin’ ter do wid my yyOLCOTT I1OU8JE, platform. The train in which be trav, , lternjy formulating on axiom wliich money. ” Nashville* Michigan. .Iclwta not bcuud .taught for funded well; though, perhmw, Ito. “ Course it hab. I promised ter pay but for Birmingham, and Mr. Chucker some other maxim* occasionally pru- yer ter-day. De oberhaulin’ ob de tune * C. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. wouM have to change at Slough if he pounded by worldly philosophy, it wa* shows dat dis ain't tcr-day." . j Thl* I* a new Hotel, centrally localad, well kept, wished to dine with his friend* that ! Uot so easy to follow'—London Truth. “ How doe* yer make dat ? * • nd It* natrons are always aura ot cvftlng Votler a> evening. “ Whv, dis jr ter-morrow. Doan’ver cutatnndaliou* . , ,, few lhe amo-unt pal<L than al sny Alaa! a more urgent difficulty than " ------ ' “ iraa Arel-claaa 8aa* «e? femme tell yer, el yer goee roan' j A (Jueer Breed of tbiidren. that involved in a change of carriage* dis town showin’ such ignunce ob flottofy |_______ ,__________ 2. soon presented itself----to him; for — no • "There ore the most curious children in : 1 de people will laugh at yer.” ------ --------------------------CV It is economy to trade with me, for I will not allow any merchant ts p J. Pl'HCHIB, sooner hml the train started than the that coach that I ever saw in my life," “Wdl, when is yer gwine ter pay undersell me, who Bell* for CASH. lady who had just stopped in l>egan to said a gentlemen standing on the Union me?” Bogs Barber moan and to shiver, saying that she felt Pacific Depot platform to a Bee reportor. “Jes ez wion ez we kin get the cold all over. Hex husltand sought to ! “Just stop in and look at 'em, and if you time straightened up. Da's workin' on auiet her, but it was all of no use, for can tell mo what they are you can have i hit now. Jea take my advice, fur ef de le was really ill. At last the poor man them." With a view of accepting the offer ! people oust gits inter dar heads dat a JJJERE YOU HAVE THEM. looked in despair at Mr. Chucker and and starting a side-show business if the . num ia a fool (en years ob knowledge said: . * articles referred to proved to be genuine ■ won’t change hit"—Little Rock (Ark.~y “Excuse me for taking a great lil>ertv, curiosities, tlie lice representative maun- ,I C/aactle. When we say this, we mean that you have O• ><’*><Mry JDublic, sir; but would you be so kind as to lend , ted the steps of the coach on a tour of | Maple Orow, Mich my wife your nig? We started in a 1 investigation. Surely enough, occupying : American Beef in England. g LIEBHAUSER, ' hurry, anA forgot to bring one. A* it is four seats on the left Land side, sot a Chi- ' Data Mold day, pcriiaps you would not I naman well dressed in his national cos- , A correspondent send toe following mind obliging us as far aa Bkiugh, where < tume and beside him a full-blooded do- { communicalioa to the Manchester E^- ’ “_ rf* inquiry: ‘ ' letter I _ I shall be able to bur a rug?" j gro woman, holding two children on her arniner in the form of a I_ iuujs the «•” largo *nrge quantities of grunted Mr. Chucker, stupefied. Lp, while four others, under the charge “ Notwithstanding openii the largest and most complete stock of .•fe, w«My uap^rtad, i READY MADE CLOTHING, We are opening The request completely staggered him, ' • Chinese servant, roiled and tamblixl ami he could find do word* in which to ' ovcr the seats and dowq the aisles of tln< SPRING GOODS, that we have ever had the reply. ' car- There waa nothing bo peculiar in ■ _ XawHvlll* _ _ Mloh. pleasure to present before the people of first intnxlticcd I often saw it exposed for ” sale in the bitops, but now I can find rpHAT BCSB1ND OP XIXE1 Nashville and vicinity, as a call at regrr^reted ta. rtalkoun, reriu-r Kt duJSSTSSSrf rtS nothing of the sort The other day I o«. M. BBivnfe Ail TUI* corrara our store will fully prove. found in an obscure shop in a somewhat "H<x>r growlrf Mr. Clmdrer. u> . > «■ •«e; voire lik. . brerk II farf jut orenrred ““(tai" ,«.m nutioo << wgre ud Cbm- obscure locality a few joints which were dcscrilied by the vender as American A. L. RASKY'S, to him th" th. utret../ to gM ota ol ■ntartairw.OTj.Md hi. diffienllire would he to diem bring I oyrl.v; JUieir «kin verr dnrk. bta ih« lieef, but of which I hod some doubt nud. A Frwchmui wotad Lev. qute-Jv I ritep.rflheiratee .lld th. rimond-riidped In reply to my inquiry as to what became of it all. be coolly informed me that great quantities readied Manchester every A. BUSH, OF AJDL THE LATEST PATTERNS week, but it was sold by the butchers a* English beef. Upon expressing my * “THE BOBS" kept the paaaeugeni in convul- surprise at. O-! thia------------------------- OQQjjy •as good aa It must al*o be remembered that we also carry an immena* th.1 be Ud uo. He related i «< l«wbtor vaib eorfo.OoM end th. _ why nokseU •■Hoor t-o « Uinv tteu. owr. irf bi. ■ b*” ’S?"" —jr------- _____ __________ stock of M AMU VILLE. .............................- • • m^nt tn toe .-tage of negro minstrelsy. it os such, and at the sama price.’ I say nothing as regards quality, but I do h*a fellow-pfimtiuguirw liocamc eonviiicud The reporter oeertoined that the name ot think while the American beef does not the ChutmanwM Hang Hong, who, twelve that they were trsrelwg with a lunatic. cost the butchers more than one-half yyILLIAM JONES, The lady "began to acream. Her nerves years ago, went a eoolie to Cuba. While what ths English beef does, surely they working in Cube h*» Itecamc- enamored of AND . a negro slave. He mved enough to pur­ might I* oontonted with leas profits than stand this chase her freedom and mnrriexl hex. In they are evidently C lothing, Hate, Caps, Boots, Shoes. itasttrilk Jirtrtonj. . Crockery N DAVIS AND SINGER SEWING MACHINES! M J L. J. WHEELER, M GREAT SPRING BOOM. It Can Be Found at D. C. GRIFFITH’S CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, Boots, Shoes, Notions, Etc. DRESS GOODS and PRINTS, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, BOOTS, SHOES, to^torthi. wilt Mr. Cbneker, enter- ALL KINDS S FOOT COVERING, <xxjj. «mtraetar him-11, and ia *ow --------- ing into toe iii£into the spirit of ol hi* part, caught up “What makes the sea salt?" said the his umbrella and brandished it Tim hi* Thu teacher, and young America shouted, travelers were in these sttitpdes of rigi-1 /The codfish that are iu it” HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC. Uciaua dsiffl far Missouri a population of about X 400.000. DE1TTIST6 CT* We buy for CASH and buy very close; and consequently our customers have toe benefit of it. SQOHEB �FORGET TO O-A-X-.X-. -A-TVI> HEE gtirhisan CrntralXiilroai MAIN LINE. XA. SATURDAY. - - - JULYA1, 1W0. At the ensuing state convention, nvenUon, theonly offices for which there ere will be a strong rivalry, an' Govei ■nwr. ” Governor and Attorney ?y aJT*14 Among the most prominent candidates • for gubernatorial honors,are the names of Michigan’s able and gifted senator Tom. • Palmer, who will probably bear away thelaurek. Chaa. T. Gorham, ex-murk Hague, will receive the unanimous support ot his district. El-senator, David II. Jerome and Frank B. Stockbridge, ex-secretary of state E. G. D. Holden, ex-treasprer, Col. W. H. McCreeiy and Rice A. Beal, of the Ann Arbor Courier, will also have friends iu the convention. Speak­ er Jno. T. Rich has secured the support of the agricultural interests of the . state and many others who have known him in public life, "there nre three eonspicious candidates for Lieut. Gov­ ernor, namely: Moreau S. Crosby, of Grand Rapids, State senator in 1873, and a man of flue ability aud education Edward Breltung of Marquette, an ex­ senator and a stalwart republican, and P. Dean Warner, speaker of the house in 1857, aud ex-senator. Tho candidate for attorney general are, numerous and all are men of prominence and par­ liamentary ability and are asfollpws: Edward Cahill, prosecuting attorney of Ingham Co., Renzi Loud of Albion, J. J. VanNfoerof Berrien Co., W. K. Gibson ofjackson, Col. E. J March of Hillsdale and Ealion Baxter of Giafid Haven, • average crop, bat those that were not sowed till late, are not ripe yet, and Bre more gmutty, tlian the early onea BndqQDa©quoutly wfil not yieldao well, Wl>«uU.UIwrv«ttr<iMMl«Hb*f<T «<^Hont, drawn and BBctirely stacked Threshing has fairly commenced and the yield is full more than was expect­ ed, although it is less than that of ia t Some of the wheat was carried 50 feet into the air. Considerable damage -NEW STOCK OF- ing broken off. About thia time Fran­ cis Carpenter had attack of wheat struck and burned by lightning. BOOT© and SHOES ■ICHIGAI REWS. Mr«4hh*ies Scovel of Lesliedropped dead iir.4tit- on Saturday. W. B. Smith, of Ypilanti, waa killed by lightning last Monday. .. A son of Rev. A. KriekwOod, of Grand Rapids, was drowned on the 36th. Lizzie Constantine, aged 16, waa drowned at East Saginaw, on Wednes­ day. Joseph Eaton an employee on. the C. 6c W- M. It. R. was killed by being knocked from a train At Muskegon last Wednesday. A keg of powder, at .Wandotte, shot a girl through a ceiling, and knocked a boy down stairs. Malcom Clarke, was instantly killed at Muskegon,, on the 33d inst, by be­ ing thrown backward by a board, and breaking his skull. A boy named Creighton, lost his hat in tlie mill pond, at Adrain, and in try­ ing to save the hat, lost his life. A shooting affray oocured last Satur­ day, between Parker, (colored) and Henson,at Ypsilanti. Arrests followed but nobody was iiurt. A huge grindstone, in Gale’s man­ ufactory at Albion, exploded on the 19th inst., tearing up tilings generaly but fortunately, injuring noone. • The Ives milLat Hungerford, six ‘ milch west ot-Big-Rupids was destroy­ ed by fire on Monday night. The loss is probably about $130,000 and insured for only $24,000. A severe hail storm visited the north eastern part of this state, in the vicini­ ty of Saginaw and Oakland counties, completely ruined corn, and all the oats that were unharvested. A daring robbery occured nt Grand Rapids last Wednesday. A boy in charge of a jewelry store was called out and a cod federate gathered up about $1,000 worth of poods and escaped. A bold robbery was committed at : the private bank of Fisher, Preston A 1 Co., in Detroit Thursday afternoon. 1 While the clerk, Fred D. Gifford, was 1 alone, a stranger appeared at the i opening of a wire screen in the counter ! and expressed a desire to bur some I Govcrnmcns bonds. As Mr. Gifford | waa about to reply, the stranger and- 1 denly reached through the aperture . and struck him on the temple with a slingshot. Tlie blow felled him to j the floor, and temporarily rendered | him insensible. When he recovered it was ascertained that between $4,000 and $5,000 in currency, which had Ix-en lying ou the counter, had disappear- > Corn, in most localities is silked out , a fair yield is expected, whiln in other places, the extremely wetseasoh has kept tho farmers from cultivating it till the weeds have got ahead of the corn and are choking it down. Many farmers are now engaged in cultivat­ ing, and if thefrosUhold off well this fall, there will boa fair crop. Early potatoes are ripe and partially dug. The yield is good, although in some parts, they are rotting badly. Late potatoes. promise to boot flue quality and an abundant crop. , "Uncle Mason” is not dead, neither is he asleep’, but owing to unavoidaable eircuiBstances, his letters have not been as numerous as he would like, yet tn the future, bewjll keep the News readers posted in the ssyings and do­ ing*, of the people of Carlton mid vicinity. The inhabitants of Carlton, are a sober, industrious and intelligent class of people, who arc olive to the inter­ ests of themselves, an ’ tlie public,/he loads are well worked, bridges in good repair, and fences and farm bildings, present the appearance of enterprise and thrift. • Joel R. Smith has our thanks for a The sword of Pennsylvania justice waa sharp and heavy when the edge at splendid basket of apples, from his lost fell upon the so-called "Molly tine large orchard, which is bendiug Maguires.” • Never were malefactors low under its weight of delicious fruit. A heavy thunder shower passed over more relentlessly-pursued. The gullow’s beams groaned withtheir bodies. this vicinity on Monday afternoon ac­ Terror fell upon their sympathizers. companied by some hail, and consid­ It was supposed tliat the organization erable wind. Lightning struck the' had been effectually broken up. Yet , barn of Mr. Altorf tearing off*a few । tlie brutal murder of an engineer in lioardy, and scaring some boys who 1 i the employment of the Lehigh Coal were seeking shelter therein. Isaac Messer of Carlton is one of tho and Navigation Company, near Bull Run village, Pa., ou Wednesday night pioneers of Barry Go. He c»mc to is believed in the neighborhood to this town in the rffwintr of 1838, aud have been the work of “Nolly Mag j-­ took up land, and afterward liecainu If so, these desperate crim- ; agent for nearly all the land in the to__________ i township which was in the hand* of inala must have short memories t .____ .n.M'iilnfniw Many Uanv were tthe h<» Ii ii rxlali i r> g have so soon forgotten the fate nf of .J speculator. hardships their former leaders and comrades. endured by the early settlers of Carlton as well as other portion^of Michigan. The Editor. A man went info a Galveston den-j Mr. Messer, used to take his ox team If an editor oiuita anything, he U lalist's shop to have some teeth extract­ aud drive down into northern Indiana j zy ; if he speaks of anything aa it is, ed. He liad taken a large drink of1 to get his milling done, sleeping in the i people are mad; if be smooths down brandy to sustaiu his courage. woods nights, and the trip to mill and the rough places, he is bribed; if he The • dentist retired to anthings by their proper names, he back, taking nearly two weeks. He II calls is unfit for the position of editor -, if he otliei room, and came back with a re­ has also drawn wheat to Grund Rapids t does not furnish his readers with jokes, volver and bowie knife strapped on taking 20 bushels to a load, with his | lie is stupid ; if he does he is a rattle­ his person. "When a man's breath Oxen, and selling it for one shilling per head, lacking stability; if he condemns smells of emotional insanity, as yours the wrong, he is a good fellow, but , the entire load bringing barely lacks discretion ; if he lets wrongs and does,” he said, “1 am not going to ex- amjugi ‘Dough’j to pay for one days board ata injuries go nnmentioned, he is a cowasperate him unprepared. You may be j « • first class hotel at the prevmt time, in urd ; if he indnlgcs in personalities, he Currie himself, for all 1 know.” that city. This same crop of wheat is a blackguard ; if he does not, his pa­ per is dull and insipid. In short, if he Rennie Nash hud Inin abed for sev­ paaaed into the hands of s’peculatora | edits a paper properly, and sticks to eral years at South Hndiey, Mass., and before tlie next crop was ready to truth and facts, he is a fool, and don’t helpless with rheumatism. The phy­ harvest, tlie settlers had to pay from i know how to edit a paper half us well 1 as his readers could. sicians could do nothing for him. He $18. to $18 per barrel for flour. Mr. In the country grocery-stole they lately sent for a Connecticut colored Messer's daughter Mrs. Morrell of woman who had the reputation of be­ Hastings, was tlie first white fenislc ! ore now settling tlie question whether ' Gen. Hancock ought not to have given child born in Barry Co., there being ing wonderful effective in prayer. , Mrs. Surratt a free pass over some one She touched his forehead with oil, two male children, born in the county ' of the ocean steamship lines ; also.liow laid her hands on his shoulders, and in tho spring previous to her birth in ; it could happen if Gen. Garfield didn’t pmyed three hours continuously for tlie fall. Mr. Messer is now in his 70th borrow the money of DeGolyer, that Oakes Ames could have got cis name his cure. Then be got upnnd walked. year, pOascases a good degree of health down in that litte book of his. is surrounded withall the comforts of Young Mr. Baah of Cash's Depot, life, and has a small farm left, well Tlie following ia an extract from a South Carolina, started out on Friday supplied with fruit of every description ’ theatrical advertisement in Leadville : to slaughter a man who had spoken Having been well prospered with this i "Uninterrupted success! Appearance disapprovingly of old Mr. Cash’s con­ worlds goods ho has given each of hil i of 16 beautiful dizzy blondes! Scale of prices: To the near-siehted. $1. At duct in killing the late Col. Shannon. children large farms which are undei ■ an altitude. 50 cents. To the fax off, I The nu-n escaped for the time being. a good atato of cultivation. •25 cents. Bald-headed association, 75} rents.” _ _______ Some South Cakoliniana wondei why it is that so little immigration flows EATON COUKTY ITEMS. The same bucolic old red ant turn* up j their way. The umut i ue more mure earnestly uiey they i _____ every year in tlie dairy department I ponder tbi, pbenomenon the better for ] T|„ popnUlitra of EMou county I aud floats around in your bowi of milk, I I (Hiking fnr a straw or butter-cracker the Polnictxo State. i 31;172. In 1874 it was 26,907. and to raft with, -------- — w----11870.35,167. George Bade, of Wisconsin, has I■ W. Follett of Bellevue, threshed 299 skipped. He applied for a divorce, • bushels of wheat, the other day, the few days ago, and was getting along ■ product of a ten-acre lot. The Charlotte iiand is trying to get finely until his mother-in-law marched charter from the State, and hr recog­ down upon him. After all other ar­ anized aa a corporate body. guments bad failed the old lady an­ Measles prevail among tlie youth • .if nounced that she would inform the Bellevue. Five cases are reported in authorities that he set tire. Io a school the home of A. E. Fitzgerald. . Bellevue is ogeijoyed to think that house a yqir ago if be insisted on the divorce. He didn’t insist, and his die ia about to vre;t a wheat elevator, apple ware-house and cooper «h p. place at the table is vacant. Over 500 voters of C-'iarlottc havt To receive the respect of other peo­ signed tbe pctition to tlie fegialature t< prohibit the Mie of intoxicating bquors. ple, respect yowreelf, Travel tlie road The Coogregutiuaalists of Potterville that leads to respectability, aud not and Chester will i>ut their mites tothe alley that ends hi poverty, which getlier and hire the same preacher foi the ensuing year. in strewn with munhood wrecks to­ Mrs. E. T. CburetMif Charlotte, sUxs gether with rubbish of other kind third in the competition for the chainto be caitod off by the scavenger, and pionewi medal at the national archery MILLION SOLD! sold at a dollar a load forjoompost. tournament at Buffalo loot week. A reception waa very appropriately ten We visited Nashville Saturday, and derod her by some of the leading citi­ noticed many improvements since the zens of Charlotte on her return from last time we were there. Nashville is the tournament. These little shavers uro great imita­ bound to go ahead, and no mistake. Already she has outstripped Middleville tors and for that reason itisamaamg U watch them' in their play, especially and, from the amount of building go­ when they try enact to the role of oldei ing on, it is easy to see tliat her enter­ people- A few ditys ago, Bertie Ander prising citizens don’t propose to. .stop. •on, a child of five years, lost her pet dove, and she had her nncle bury it it Id conversation with some of the tlie garden. After the funeral tlie tiiougbt struck her that it would hard business, was good and prospects for ly be showing proper respect for the a heavy fall trade excellent. By the। dove, not to have a bead-stone at iu way, Nashville is becoming quite s grave, and so of her own accord she manufacturing town, and .takes pain*, substituted a shhigle for the ordiuarj to encourage everything that brings! marble, after having marked it capital, men and employment fur them. “Doaey—Died July !0, 1880. 8he ii One of the uxml creditable things in not dead but sfeepeth.”—/Caton Hapid NasbvUte h th<s local papar publisbed। , Jouraal. A heavy sriud storm passed along tin dent sort, bathe knows how to get up' town line between Koxaud and Ches a br»t-cla*8 paper and a Hret-clawi ter one day last week which sliool subscript-ion list too. Naabvilk luu-■ things up generally. It knocked down reason ‘s’* r**»nd of her paper, andI considerable trmbci for Elder Sants* > and Reuben Earl; demolished Ervii MfryBr*swiwd mill .apd wrehard: Hu ofbay-nnd kifebea M PAD CURES WITHOUT MEDICINE, SIMPLIBIlBSORPTIOm QUARTER Every Patient Delighted 8200 REWARD st?f ggtTgniBM Day Kidney Pad Co. JUST RECEIVED. WE ABE SELLING THE CELEBRATED IDliD SCREW FISTEIt0 GOODS. ----- SOMETHING BETTER THAN—r ■•ii t.' rl » GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. STATIONS. FOB FASTENING SOLES OF BOOTS It SHOES. WE BECOMHEND THE STANDARD SCREW Middkeu......... U 17 VsrmootvIL OMSK .. BECAUSE IT IS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO P OFF THK KOIyES - -------------- FASTENED WITH IT. CALL AND SEE THEM. - - XV FIST W A RD. O Rapid. P.ririB Mail. Express Kxraass. STATtOMB. Dstmll..... Jirkicr. ............... Birrs Junction..... Erton lUpMs.-..ChsrlotU---------N’aahvlll.__„__ IlMtlng. ............... M-Mlevllls............ । Hammond..... ■ Grand Rapids.---- i ra >. bi. fcM pa T.M fAOsm bU 3:16 7:U ax* 1:M 3^3 Ml tn »oo 105 3 AS M3 1:00 MB *J0 p m. MO*, m 1:10 1JW 355 310 iLSS 4:10 MB 543 MS MOa. m ’S CARRIAGE AVORKS: NASHVILLE, MICH., K. C. BROWT, s KAlliray*. H. B. LXDYARD. .. wumni, G»n'ir»M*n<JTlek«t Aiaot.ChlcMO. ManuiaeturCH the Wr SMITH SELLS GENUINE MASON inesl Goods io Central Mich. FRUTCANS EXTRA TOPS AMD RUBBERS. brittle season of1880, I am prepared to furnish the public Unquestionably the best Built and Easiest Riding W niTE FIMB, TROI T, ■AKE HERRI5G, ----- By the pound or keg.------ Sugar, Tea COFFEE. BO1A.OXAN. I»IUHI> BEEK PRICNNED BEEF, I HEBR.SG A HALIBUT, ^=FRE8H= -^^AND^— SALT MEATS, AND HEAPS OF CROCKERY. __________ C. W. SMITH. Buggy or Wagon r<> be found in the Market. IT IS GENERALLY KNOW Workmanship and Materials ■When Combine<t With THE IDEAL OF THE TRUE ARTIST, All Goods of this Manufacture, Therefore I place my Goods upon the Market, confidentially believing they will stand the test, and prove highly satisfac­ tory to all who purchase. < . E. COOK ^TTEI\TIO?f -AJJI. SELLERS’ COUGH SYRUP! 50 Yearn before the Public. , I’ruDODDCtMl by all to be the most ! plcaaant and efficadotu remedy now in । use for the cure of antght, colds, hoarseh&u, croup, tickling sensation in the I throat. Whooping cough, etc. Over a j million bottles sold within the last few । years. It gives relief where ever used, . and the power to impart' benefit that ( cannot be bad from the cough mixtures : now in um. SAld by all druggists at 25 ' I cents per bottle. Sellers' Uver Pills are also high| ly recommended for curing liver com­ plaint, constipation, sick headache, fe­ ver and ague, and all diseases of the I stomach and liver. Sold by all drug I gist at 25 cents per box. P* T. BOISE, DRUGQIST, (Successor to Boise Bros.) YOU CAN FIND AT MY STORE You can always find the following articles, or will be made to order : All kinds of FARMIU& IMPLEMENTS, OSBORN REAPERS AND MOWERS, SULKEY RAKES/ Shovel Plows, Corn Cultivators and Harrows both Square and butterfly. Double and Single. Heavy and light, unsurpassed in style, qual­ ity and low prices. Repairing done cheap. Callers, Collar Pads and in tact everything in the Harness line. LUMBER, WAGONS, Carriages, Top and Single buggies and Spring wagons. Trim­ ming a specialty. Old tops made to look as good as new. Remember we have a foundry and are always ready to reapair make or furnish anything made of Cast or Wrought Iron. Horseshoeing end Job Work done by the best of workmen. Casting a specalty. Scrapers and d Farm Bells cheap. Chilled | and land sides to tit almost >«t any plow. Kettles, all sizes. Col• mnno for brh-k htnldinjfF, Iron I.. Fencing Ac. Medicines, Chemicals, Puinte, Oils, Varnishes, Surgical Instruments And all the leading Rcmediro in Patent & Propriatory Medicines School Books, Blank Books, Mlscellan’s Books. A LABOS USK OF Bibles, Autograph and Photograph Albums a cmirunx uke or Wall Paper and Bordering, iTRIXMKD FKkE] AS FINE A LINE OF there U in town, and all war­ ranted to be as represented or money refunded. CAT.T. A27D BEE MS Prerertyticmz �rp> TUI PUBLIC. HASTINGS ITEMS. ' ! The sick are ecu ----- BELIEVING THAT----n Corn nine feet and draaMtd in I the city,principally among th* children. silk, I • Mauy of our citixeu* atari for Pe­ Elder Smith preached bi* farewell uuEw.’ZriZr,1. r toskey, this week, to attend tlie M. E. M*rmnn at the D*inlmm school hou*e : SATURDAY, campmeetiug. - julyh, E*rh relr of ber. xad that a little num I Frank Smith living in Rutland just A couple of our Maple Grove belles । competition will make a little bet-i west of the city in happy, It is a girl, aud their beaux took iu the dunce at ter market, I have purchaapd a stock if | VICINITY LOCALS. and weighs jnM four pounds. Morgan, Friday night. Last Saturday evening a Garfield UKB rSOX KALAM*. Several of our church going people ' aud Arthur club was organised in this went to Nash ville, Sunday evening, to JOL W I Kalamo Mich., Jolt 39,1880. city with James L. Wi1kUs, P»eaident, bear E14|*Deyo preach. ' LOCAL JWATTKW8. Friend Strong : J. Harvey Andrus. Heury Close, Baker Whilesoading a load of wheat tin* ' Aware of tlie fact that the News has Shriller and James W. Bentley, Vice other dav, one of tlie Cooper bovs fell Go to the Old Reliable Market for a writer representing this section and Presidents. Charles Hotchkiss, 'Re­ Fresh, Salt aud Smoked Meats of all J also khowing that the items of the cording Secretary, Irving L. Creasy. from the load and broke his arm. kinds. HkxrtRor.* Wo are sorry to say that one of our most importance are closely gleaned, I ' Corresponding Secretary, Henry Lewis -Proprietor. supposed-to-be nice young men, while venture to send a few scraps thinking, Treasurer. . in Nashville, last Saturday, got sor ­ perhaps you will give them a place in Last. Sunday Anthony Wilmont rowfully drunk. Ks'lotM** ColumliUn Oll b your columns, although they are of but lost the sight of one of bis eyes, the The fear which was entertained by little importance. 1 have frequently facta concerning the sad accident are some of the farmer*, on account of the pIcMant, acting directly read your very valuable paper 'and . '>uoj these : A gentlemau brought a needle frequent rains during harvest, is no .«. _ . Mixing -V_ -.-4aadd-n _I have been obliged to concede that you gnu to him for repair*, stating the gun more. The harvest is ended, reapers At below Manufacturer* prices. I had have, without doubt, the best local aud taken according U> dlrec was loaded, and after completing tlie gone, wheat stacked and all without lyoocthotlt la- ufi that la the decline credited np to me ou these paper in Central Michigan. Now, as goods and cau repair*. Mr. Wilmont asked the owner injury. ranted to cun the following there has not appear&l in yonr columns if he should shoot out tlie'loiul, al ho When I^agrand Shafer wo* black- ' tlie following scrap* of information 1 asking if the gun was in proper condi­ berrying, the -other day, he hod hi* ■ J affection. CoUc.Cnunplng Paine, Choh EASILY MEET COMPETION, ■ send them. . tion. Being informed, that the guu nail of berries upset by putting it in Flux, IHarrhoea, Cough*. UoUa, Bron The first’ one on the list will be the was nil O. K. Mr. W., fired off the gun. the runway of a rabbit; got a fearful 1 boule. For I Having bought for cash. My expenses very nngentlemanly and unfeeling act J aud it appear* that it wn* not properly whack with a large, bail stone, and in j are low. I do not sell goods at cost, of a man living in Maple Grove, who adjusted and the needle wo> blown but ar a fair living profit. Johiraton'a Saraaparllla, cures Liver Complaint. the evening his fathers colt kicked him cruelly boxed the ears of his aged mo­ back striking-Anthony in the eye, so with both feet. Mjsfortuucs never Jolintaoo’* Saraaparilla, cures Indigestion. ther, because nf her slight disobedience tliat when the needle wns drawn out Sobnsiou'e ftarenpirtlta to uaod by every body. come singly. / " to .the rules ot the wife of his boaom. Johnston** Sarsaparilla cures fflek Headache. the fluids of the eye followed. This When our farmer boys purchased Johnaton's Sarsaparilla cures Dypepxta. The next will be the unfeeling con­ isa very sad loss to Mr. Wilmont as their spring hats’they thought those 1 ff FOUNDS GAINED tn throe weeks, and cured duct of a woman of tne same town to­ Always ready at 'moderate rates. his other eye was iiijured some year* cloth ones were just the thing but now 1J of cuosnmptlon. * ward her husbands mother, inst be­ ago by a pitch fork. those wires stukd oiitin bold relief PhiliktelphU. l*a. cause she appears to stand in the way The following table showing the like an old fashioned hoop skirt, and SPECIALTIES: of her becoming mistress of the man­ nges of the oldest resident of each of whoever invented /hose hate will have sion. Now it appears plain to me that Builders Hardware, the townships mid.city of HastingH OH to turn his UTveiitive gunius iu another BUM’'TIUNmmiis throe years ago, I want him to । the aged are too much neglected when taken from the census. list as filed iu direction if he ever expocts to become try them. I gained fifteen pounds while takltg the Pure White Lead, they become dependent ou the care of flr.l throe bottle*, and I know it is Jost the thing their children, or look to others for the clerks office July 1st 1880. a millionaire. for him. Respectfully, Reepcetfulljr, J.V. HULL. Pure Ohio Boiled.and Ixr rencebui Assyria. Susannah Youngs, . A friend sugested tliat wo have a support. The above two cnsef, are on­ Baltimore, Snsana Cory, Raw Linseed Oil, tbfjr the mart skeptical. There la not a tingle faster in our midst, seeing we liave n ly a drop in the bucket, yet it tends to Barry, John H. Jones, mplom ofCoriHU mpt ion that It does not doctor. Yes we have a doctor but he’s Carlton, Catharine Buine, mi pat o al once, and It will break up a fresh cold show man's inhumanity to man, and a rd, Castor. 24 Itunra. »3 50 per plot bottle. CRADDDCK A uo Tanner neither is he a Whitmore iualso how cruel people can be when ex­ J.. 1032 Baca BL. I'hlladelphh. Pa. ' I Rliodn Wing, I Golden, Sperm, cliued to go forty days without eating, cited by anger. The two old ladies Hope, Ann Craven, than we are, and if we should try Virginia Lubricating Oils. mentioned are over 00 years of age,and Hastings. Betsey Cronk, such an experiment we should soon Conferred upon tens of thousands of '* City 1st and 4t!i ward. are, unfortunately, invalids, or nearly liave to lean up against a barn to make sufferers could originate and maintain so, and therefore entitled to the respect Sophia Munger, Hastings City 3d and 3d ward. a shadow, aud then how thin the items the reputation which Ayer’s Sarsai* and sympathies of their friends for John Himrod. arilla enjoys. It is a compound of would be. the liest vegetable alteratives, with the Irving, George W. Trepte, that if for no other reason. Johnstown, William Brotherton. The Spencer & Latting steamer Imlide* of Potassium and Iron, and in 0. E. Mapes of Assyria,shot a crane n Maple Grove, Juhn B. Kelly, commenced operation on the 21*t. j the must effectual of nil remedies for few days ago, with a rifle, at the dis­ The finest make* nf scrofulous, nierc-irial, or blood dis­ Orangeville, John Johncock, Tom started lus Imt he could’nt stop order*. Uniformly successful anil cer­ tance of over thirty rods, and when Prairieville, Jonathan Dennis, its foaming and frothing aud fuming tain in its remedial effects, it produces Rutland, Mary Kell* y. secured and measured, was found four KAZAIKM. Thornannls ' Daniel Hilblmnl, nud raging; Cr**ckcr(y) clattered. rapid mid complete cures of Scrofula, feet in height, by six feet from tip to MIEAJKM, 1 horoapple, ' Sumuel Lawrence, Springe,! sprung, Eiistmmi eloped. Eli Sores, Boils, Humors, Pimples. Erup­ tip of wingffY MISMOKS. Woodland, Emma Drmiuul. w enlongated, Spencer ’ dispenced with tions, Skin Di cose and all disorder* Wheal is secured and a few fields of rising from impurity of the blood. By V Qnri, ' Chas. Turner, > 80 the contents of the boiler, mid collect­ its invigorating effects it always relie-' * •»Pnt'8»’ { Sophia Wi liams., oats nre cut. Corn is doing finely but IN THE WORLD. ed hia men together, went to the Moon vm Liver Complaints. Female WeukLeRov. potatoes are rather badly damaged by and did a .job for that man, came down iH-ss mid Inegnlnritie*, and is n potent the wet weather and many are rotting. n-newer of vitality. For purifying the to Quick and threshed a right smart. VERMONTVILLE ITEMS. The threshing innchiuc can be heard blood it ha* no equal. It tones up the 1. L. Dodge. | system, restores mid preserve* the on every side, and the grain is being , health, and imparts vigor mid energy. Deacon Martin anti wife are expected CARLTON ITEMS. shelled out and stored or drawn to For fortv years it has lieen in extenmarket. Wheat is of a fair quality, home on Friday, of this week. ; sive use, aud is to-day the most nvailThe wheat crop light. Rev. II. IL Williams is spending his 1 able medicine for tlie suffering sick, but the yield is below the average. Harvesting nearly done. ■ any where. Hay, left over until after harvest, is vacation cast, with his father. His fam­ Call and see me. Respectfully, Threshing with all of its unpleasant Fort Sale nr all Dealers. being secured, bnt is very badly dam­ ily remain here. FRNKC. BOISE. Rev. B. S. Pratt, who is in poor health, ucss is the order of the day. I?' For Jewelry nud Watclies go to aged. take it all in all, farmers are Old Abe, or more properly Abe Nich- I F. T. Boise. Laving a severe set back this season, is slowly improving, and hopes to soon rpHEOLl> ESTABLISHED <ils, an old man living iu a family by I lie able to do full duty. and therefore feel blue. last week attemptMart. Barber, C. M. Ambrose and J. die name of Feterly, Mr. E. b. Williams spent last week Whereas: My witc, wife, «ra»*»ri:u Isabelle Miller . . ., , , . ,, . wvuurcan; .wy •AND RELIABLE FURNITURE FIRM OF at Charlotte, courting, iwing tlie only Squier, have gone on a cramp about edtocommitt suicide by taking Pans having left my ImmI and boanl without Green, he over-reached the matter by just cause or provocation. I do hereby jnror impanneled from this town. He Petoskey ami Macinnck. caution any one against harboripg or to much, and after heaving up 1 J. V. Stevens, in the east part of the taking kept busy. ti usting heran nn my ’toonnt.^after^tliw , , rfor\lull i. i >. lakuiK >• -..i I trusting after1WW tins Jonitti and »t little 1U1C J,her aUj my nconut jnlyWth. Politics are boiling and the different town, and B. E. Benedict, in the west Arc on Hand with a P^ tes MtLLZU. Pcter Miller. parties are preparing for a hard fight, part, are building brick mansions to ineilicine he still lives to try it qver [ again which he threatens to do us soon ' ANEW LINE OF IWill pay the highest market and both Democrats and Republicans dwell in. I price ui- priceIIIinr»nii cashluruiiMiwu for unwilleduu**v, butter■»-,», Farm Chas. Fuller is using a steam thresh­ its convenient. are sanguine of the success of their re­ A serious accident occurred about one I er* bring inyour butter and save the | spective parties. The temperance ar­ er of the self propeller variety, and ir mile east^af the center on the 28 inst, E^JIeesk. is said to be the best machine in this my are on tlie alert, they have a strong Of Every lk»cripUnn. rF'Biiy your Dry Goods,BootsShoes, Thomas Blinston, emp’ojed by Messer *' ........................ picket out aud will watch the enemy locality. Hate, Caps, Groceries, Provisions, Which will Defy Competition in every David Wai rath. who is afflicted with of Hastings, in selling agricultural itn - Crockery, Notions, etc,, of E. Ref.sk, at the conventions, in order that only Respect. Remember that all our plcmentM, was driving on the road and who always sells at the lowapt nricek. men of sound temperance principles In­ cancer under the tongue, has been Goods, which we Manufacture, enough better to appear on the street*, iu going dowu hill, the longue of tlie ■ nominated. are Warranted in Every wagon slipped through the neck yoke Mrs. Winters, who has been in this the first part of the week. Reflpect. The suit against Henry Gass, for sel­ causing die. wugou to run ou the horaes section with her husband during har­ heels, the horses commenced kicking ling intoxicants without filing bonds. vest, has been confined to her bed the i We. are i»1im> prepared to furnish any­ CEUB’ATED most of tlie time with fever. Mn and Ims been adjourned till the 12th of Aug.. , breaking Mr. Bliustou's leg just below thing in the the knee, the wagon then struck a stone Mrs. Winters live in Potterville, they to suit the convenience of the nt tor I dirowing Mr. Blinston out, but he held UNDERTAKING LINE, formerly resided in West Kalanio, and neya. Wm. Griswnld iost the tips of his to the leather bringing die horses up in । were here for the purpose of harvest­ first and third fingers, in attempting to i fence corner. Neighbors were at hand ! ing wheat belonging to them. and souu brought him to his residence, I run them around a cog-wheel, propellI'OFFIVS. CASKET*. e<l by an endless chain, con nix-ted with aud Dr. Wm. UpJohu wan called iu at- I ROBEN, SI1KO11»« Ar. SLNFIELD ITEMS. tendence, mid this morning Mr. Bl inhis harvester. Asa Sinark, of Cheater, on Weilnes- ston is as comfortable as could be ex- | Croquet has began to boom. Of any one iu the country. ___ Uncle Mason. . The hum of the thresher, is now <1ay of last week, being inspired there­ pectod. NaahviUf will Soon Ri­ val the County Seats ■ i«e. HAD TlTH API* xxJa Ju, AavU Remodeled, Enlarged [ Improved m 1879. ("i° ““ l -'ial,e r.__ . Any number of fanners to Onload Wheat and GrainExpeditioualy ul Aocuratly. Iron, Nails, AINSWORTH & BROOKS Glass, St.,.., desire to announce that having erected one of the largest and most convenient, Tinware, Paints, elexator buildings iu central Michigan, they are prepared to receive and • Oils, Varnishi and Brushes PAY THE HIQHEST MARKET A FIRST-CLASS TINNER The Legal Tender and Other COOK STOVES. FARMERS & MECHANICS TuOLS J. LENTZ A SON S For any quantity of That may be brought them. They abw keep for sale at the lowest prices* Seeds, Flour. Feed. Unie,Salt, Fluster, Stucco. Hair and Shingies.' Money Saret ly Dealini lift them. ALN8WSW0RTH A BROOKS. rpHE FIN HING LINE. TAKE THE G’d Rapids & Ind. R. R. * FOR THE Trout, Grayling & Black Bass Fisheries, AND THE FAMOUS Game aud Summer Resort* and I^kes of Northern Michigan. Michigan North Wood* are ur »urp*«<>) Jfequalled. The Treut •canon begin* M*J- lai. The Grayling ridge,Duck. Ae, are very •plrtilifui. and targe numi«-r» of •iKirtauien annually rtoit thl» region with hcoeflcial l<> those u flirb.g with hay fe\..rand ualhutile affection*. The hotel aecomm<»l*ti<in» are gobd, far aurpo»•Ing the as. Tsge In coutitrlea new enough to afford the fin. al for Ashing and hunting. ■ During round .......I,. trip excursion ilcketa _l.! ..Uthe..wason. I_________ /..111. For Tourtata’Otilde, an attractive. ■ A. H. LEET. Gen'l Pass’r Ag’l. Grand Rapids. Mieh. Through train* going north over this route leave Grand Hapids 1Q2JA. tu.. and !<H» p. tn. Arrive Round trip Sum ne' Ex cur-Ion *lek«ta. Rood «oIng north from June l«t to Sept- 30th «nd n-lurning ilil Gel. 21, from Grand lUpid* to I’elo.kcy *7.00 to Mwlmw.'811.00. ’ (44 11 'TH® BARRYMLLE MlLLftZ FURNITURE WALKER & NORTON heard in the land. , It never rained a drop here Monday. Every one is surprised. Wheat is turning ont at the rate of, from 6 to 15 bushels to the acre. Dave Stinchcomb has erected a new millinery shop, which is occupied by his wife. The merchants ore looking down in tlie mouth, at tlie present indications, and the farmers will bo the worst suf­ ferers. Political matter* seem to be at a dis­ count just at present, and the price of wheat, present and future, is the all absorbing topic. The post office with Valentine Meyers a* post, master general han removed from the store of R. N. Wilson & Co., to Mr. Meyers building. , Charley Baird has become sick of Michigan, and has sold his farm to Erve Haddix. Charley migates Buckeyedom, right straight off. This is tlie happy season of the year, when the young people adjourn to the blackberry parches and tear their dress­ es and pantaloons, for 5 cis. a quart. Mr. B. Boel of Charlotte, is engaged behind R. N. Wilson’s counter, in tear­ ing off calico, and turning the beads of the fair daughters of Sunfield. Dan. Fender, recently drove his team over a grain cradle, and be h^s sat up nights since practicing surgery upon one of his horses. The animal will re­ cover. Mr. Winter* has been very seriously sick lately, but is now convalescent. Thanks to Dr. Bensoifaskilfall treat­ ment. The doctor, though a young man. has, by his skill and geutlemenly roodnet. gained » large number of friends and patients during the past 18 zionthhe has been very successful in his practice. Makdred. to, by sour mash. Jumped from his WOODLl.MI ITEMS. horse, when under full headway, and Mr*. John Durkee is very sick. * falling partly in front of the animal, Two more oar finishers, have arrived was struck by his foot in such a man­ iu our town. ner as to break his hip bone. Although Mr. Henry Smith is erecting a very slowlowly recovering, it is thonghl the nice dwelling bouse. injury will not soon be repaired. Mrs. Hyde, who lias been very sick Geo. W. Browningslipped down from a wheat stack on Wednesday of last for a long time, is on the gain. E. G. Holbrook aud wife, have £° _ n< week; aud alighted on the top end of a pitch-fork handle. He did not go back to Hits tings to stay for a few weeks. A lot of the boys are talking strong ­ to finish the stack, and seemed so indif­ ferent alio nt his threshing,tliat' be kept ly of going up to Petoskey, in a few days. his room aud bed, while it was going on A reading match will take place at a couple of days afterward. He is now visible again, but thinks that .pitch­ the Town Hull next Tuesday evening forks, and fucks, ore uncomfortable by teachers. The cheese factory has been passing things to sit on. through a renovating, under the guidonce of the Proprietor. Dr. Roseutine has returned from the JOHNSTOWN ITEMS. west, and ho will probably assume his Mr. Wm. Hilton and wife (formerly practice again, but undoubtedly will Miss Rosa Bera) are visiting friends in take up a pew route. But. Johnstown. Mr. and Mr*. A. G. Dewey have gone, on an excursion to Petoskey, to attend the State Camp Meeting. / A fine baby boy made ite appearance at die residence of Mr. Jonas Moore's a few nights hinee. Jonas is happy, you bet. The date I gave for the beginning of the fall term of school at the Doty school house, in the last issue of the News, was one week too soon. I hope the Johnstown friends will credit me with being on time once. A GOOD HEARSE for funeral occasions furnished free of j charge. J. LENTZ AS } j 0 Having thoroughlv overhauled and refitted our milt ____ V?— .Xf .... GOOD WORK GUARANTEED. WALKER & NORTON, , Prop'. ot th* BARRY VILLE MILLS TEACHERS & students I LHUIIUIIxJ »IOU.urta® per month during rv»fon. For full MrtUuUnk •d-lroaa. (44-47J J. C. .MeUURDY A CU, CbicM*. HI MONBOY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE^ D. W. Hama, A. 11, Prin. (44-47] NO PATENT NO PAY Largest and Best Selected Stock 9 ment* xm-1 all other uta!Ur> relating to patient*. proinoUj aitrn-M to. Rent paid Igkext dlallueUon rkl'a fair for 1.1 FURNITURE imrasi&sgg and O O A IA Q for ’■“'I' P“yment», • '• a mon* b 11 O1 Mnll 11 fl la Vi^uloguca Nor 38 • t)frae.Maaon “,,r‘cr *D,, A Ham­ Parlor V1 lin organ Co, IM Tramont «L, Boston; M East I4lh Chan Sty Union Square) New Yoak; 2S0 Wabaab Avenue BALTIMORE ITEMS. Wann weather and pl enty of ague. dgk.y. Sibly Sweet of Petoskey is visiting friends in this place. Henry Babcock claims to have the of Catherine Curtia, praying that an inalroment th hi lust 12 acres of corn in town. Wm. Granger had the misfortune to run a knife blade nearly through his hand, and now has to carry it in a sling. Peter Kcmlurling had his foot run over by the hind wheel of his separa­ tor last week and it puts him to some inconvenience to get aroond. There seems to be a strife between F. E. Doty and H. F. Bellingei, os to which will get the greater u umber of Two little boys at Whitewater, Wia., sheep to feed the coming winter, bnt were incited io fight for tlie amnse* t he latter lead*, by twenty sheep. Bel­ >pcp\ «*f a street crowd. The show delighted the spectators, until one of linger is bard to beat, you bet. the pugilists fell dead from heart dinK. T. Didn’t. FARMERS I ATTENTION Monroe. Mkh. Und- r the maoagemcn* of the new Serve an Injunt tlon en Diacnve By Invigorating a freblc con*UtulI<>u, rvnovaUnt: a debilitated physique, and enriching a thin and IhuuUltioua circulation with 'HnstePer** Stomach Bitters, the Qneat. tLc m<Al highly rtnctloncd, and the uxmi popolar tonle and preventive In existent®. MORGAN, BARRY CO., MICH. N8. JTIH A FACT f FLOUR, MEAL $ FEED, Stockers, IMUHTORS tension T WCI JgOOT AND SHOE SHOP. Common ’F'ur’nitu.re Our Undertaking Departmn’t BO( >T8and SHOES FINE SHOES a apectshy. “ A. BURCMAN Prices that Can’t f Undersold' JOB PRINTING AT THIS OFFICE. j:‘"T.l.rM”:LEXCTCLOfTDi* > Law as«! Lmjm K>r Bw.1ML Far"-'™, Hr CALL AJVU GET 1*RKCJBR. Kello«t Domaray A Co. HOW TO BE' YOUR OWN �SATURDAY JULY 81. 1RW. Dew railroad building ia----- , already e>-rtaia tliat the year 1880 will lie marked by an activity in the projec­ lUMlMfiM. Of this sum mMMlAta tion- aud construction of railway* that was oltated m llluMsa, *6.213,636.4? ” hs* not been equaled in this country diana, •KM.WR.7H in Iowa, •361.6hu.64 their opinion* ueoote, aud *2,898,676.7* in Wtaconar. since tlie jmnic of 1873, End it is Dot improliable that the addition to our mileage Dr. Tanner entered upon the twentyduring the prevent twelve months may The oiterattous of tlie railways of the eoamalir "Mortexceed that of 1871, the year of greatest Iguma." among intelligent men as to the tremendous increase, when over 7,200 miles of Dew Turkeys reply to the track were laid. Therefore, in 1880 the a saw mill dow get looked upon as mili­ has Ix-en delivered mileage is more than twice as great a* tary heroea by gazing upon towns it Mm in the ccrresp ending period of any year wrecked by rvclones and remarking tliat since 1873—in fact, is four and a half the scene looks like a batik* field. for himself upon that point accord- times a* great a* that m the first six *530,000.0(10. The profit* are indtaatad by the “I think," said a fanner, ,(I should ______ • _ waa At Topsfield, Ms**., Lewis, aged 10, It is ifnpoeaible thus early to state make a good Congressman; for I dso riublic policy which depends upon law, unless their language. I received two -bills the the people drairing the ebsna.- idiall indicate other day, with a request for immediato Excursion Horror on the Detroit River. tbefar ntaaam through tbs ballot box. Portias Htructed during tho paat six month*. pavment; the one I ordered to be laid on and their |>oliaiw come into power among us The Age has undertaken, however, to the ballot compile and chuiaify the atatiatics now. the table, the other to be read that day party belonging to the Catholic Church of the fix montha.” treating a jxxir girl. Holy Trinity, at Detroit, was run down by the pie can eipi-na their will effectively. Ail im­ nearly complete atatement of the mile­ “ When a girl gets mad and rises from portant questions of public policy are decided in So far nine boys hsve died in Philasteamer Garland, in the Detroit river, on the that manner only. age of Dew track laid in the different a fellow'e knee,” says an exchange, “ but delpbla from injuries received by the explosion The question of deliverance to the country States and Territories, between Jan. 1 think* lietter ot it and goes l»ack again, Hangman's victims on Friday, July of toy-pistols on the 4th and 5th of July. The excursionist* found a watery grave. Following and cmar..'i pation of. thepeople from the infin­ and July 1. It allows that the rails have that’s what they cell a relapse." Cor­ ite evils of the liquor trank may well challenge boys ranged in age from 10 to IB rears, and lieen going down in at least twenty-nine rect, but when the head of the family Bennett, the murderer of Editor Brown, of the *» furniahed by the Detroit jwpen : States and Territories, and, up to last happens to witness this " relapse,” it is Toronto (ih/hf. salted in tetanus and death. generally followed by a “ collapse.” At cste of nation, Htate, and people as uo other Th® [••tor of Trinity lUwuiu Catholic date, fully 1,700 miles had been laid. Officers of the American veaaeh fired Dr. Tanner'* condition waa reported does’ or can ; the aoiutinu of it can never come least that's what we heard say. JfCt on in Cuban waters deny the statement of the Church, tlx* Rev. Father Blcyviiburgh, in ac­ in any other way than through the ballot box. cordance with hia annual caatom. took to MonA ladt living near Baltimore, who is Hpaniah autbontics that they were within three It is said by men whose otriiuons are entitled miles of the Cuban coast when overhauled. .. . 3 Mich., for a day’s pleasure, the acolytes to the highest respect that the present is not a CalUnnUa. New Mexico. . very deaf, stopped a milkman as he waa nmd in the preceding twenty-four boon. New Jeewey....... .Colorado.. Gen. Grant, it ia reported. Las been elected altar boys of hta church. There they spent • suitable time for prewsing thia issue. passing the house the other day and North Camilas... Dr. Tanner entered upon the thirty- President of a Colorado qiinlng company, at a a happy dav, and, on their return, while com­ - Nd man can be more sensible than I am of Dakota.... onio:............... asked ninj how much -he charged for a ing up the Detroit river, at about 10 o’clock at the magnitude aud importance of other qitee- Ftortda.. . quart of milk, and then put up her ear night, at a [x«nl Just below Grassy Island tions of (Miblic policy which ire to be trud by UBaota'.'." C hicago continues to lead all compet ­ confident of compk-Ung his tremendous task. lighthouse, the yacht was mH by the steamer the people st the next ITotulentia! election, but lodlaaa.,. trumpet to catch the reply. The man Hr took his usual two-hour*' dnvu in the muni- itors in ths vacs for the national base-ball cham­ Garland, of Detroit, having on board the 1 am confident that none of these, nor all of drew a quart of milk and emptied it into ing and fllkd liis demijohn with well water. pionship. Tlw record of the competing dub* Molder*1 Union and a large port? of friends, them, are so important aa tliis to cvh-v national Kentucky the trumpet, and the result has been that Utah The scales showed tliat be hail gam« d half a is as follows: when a colluuni look place, the Garland liter­ and social interest. Whatever mischiefs may Louiataaa. he has to go three miles out of his way Mlaaoori... Virginia... pound in weight in the twynty-four boars. His ally runmag the■ *U-am yacht down and almost j Wlapotudn. Minuemta. । to keep out of sight of the lady’s sen who pulse was 84 ; temperature 98.80; respiration, running over her. \ Mlcld«*nThe Mamie waa rut in two, and inimedtate'i v coaxing from the liqtior traffic. Tbn former 14; weight, 130 pouuda ; sits on the front porch waiting for him to Clrvalaad, The A(/e ha., also prepared a partial i pm sank, taking.-d‘uart nearly all the twenty-four can continue but for two vtara. the Congre*The Middleton (Ci,) Bavingr. Bank persons »ti Ixxrd. Boats were iniroediatelv uonal term, or, at mud. for four year*, the list of the roads upon which grading or One of our most enterprising stock­ was robbed, recently, of *8,500 while some of lowered and life-preserver* thrown overboard, Prcaidcntlal term, untara the tieopte thall ao de­ track-laying is now understood to be but with the strong, swift current at this point, termine by their vote*; while the far-gruaUr going on. The state-ment shows that | brokers had occasion, a few days since. the off -Jsi* were at dinner.. . .Three men have where the water is thirty-five feet deep, they evil* of tlw liauor traffic must continue indefi­ work is now in progress ujxin at toast * call on a customer for additional marbeen kllkd by black damp in a Pottsville (Pa.) CiortnaiU were of little avail. Seventeen perMUia [xr- nitely, unlearn the people ahall e.xprea* their will prepared himself for almost 110 railroads in thirty-five States and A Mexican army officer was impris- 1-hed. with but little hope ot th«-ir bodka being agaiiiat it emphatically by the ballot. Census returns from the thirty-two ,.rhich the man might'offer i found for several days. Me* who hold thia-question to be of minor Territories, covering a proposed mileage anv exrnse.w for delay, but he confessed himself quite most populous counties in New York indi'ate oned by the pobcc at Monterey for dniukwiTlie J>eople on board the Garland, and also importance can never nnd a mutable moment of about 8,000 miles. unable to cope with the ingenuity which that the population of the Htate will exceed ncw*. Home of bl* comrade* took 100 men and her wheelsman, aay that both boats would have for making it a political taauc. There will al■termed tho Jail, bwf they were gallantly re­ been all right had not the yacht suddenly waya be tome other question iu which they feel inspired tlie following reply: “My dear 5,000,000. Origin of “ A Wild-Goose Chase.” stated, and finally driven off by the |*>lioe f<xve changed her course aud shot across the bows of more interest that may i>e -crowded out by fellow, -that's all right Why, bless your and citizrn*. Three officer* aixl fourteen men tin- Garland. The captain of the Garland ra- bringing thta question to the front. There ta A writer in tho Troy Timet sevs: heart, I’m bo anxious to accommodate ftuw<d to give any [larticutars, bat the wheels­ never a atutabL ti-.-.e for a vnhimcr rain in the E. B. Chambers, formerly from Chj- were killed or wounded iu the fight. ’• Wild-goose chase ’’ was n term used to you that I’ve sold a piece of propertv man states that be saw a light, which he took virion of everybody, however dry and jiarchvd Gen. Hancock, in addition to hi* to be an anchor-light, aud no red or green the earth may be. There will always lx? some­ express a sort of racing on horseback worth $100,000; but my aged p-andlisbcr of the Fargo (Dakota > Times, wm re­ prreant dnfie*, ba* been awiigned to £he com­ lights. When about fifty feet from the light body to whom the atonn will be mjuriou* or formerly practiced, resembling the fir­ mothor ha* an eighth interest in it, and cently thrown from lumlx-r wagon and fatally luxn,i of the Dcnartmant of toe South, during be heard a whistle from the Mamie, a ns wend inconvenicuL n a lumber ing of wild geese, these birds generally just a* she wo* going to sign the deed it and backed the engines. He called to CapL In the old anti-riavery time tlx- ant hor* and of ' the temporary anacnce of Brig. Ge a Augur. injured... A man entered r—2 the —- private bank —L _* 1 Wrightto help on the wheel. He thinks the promoter* of the anti-ala very agitation were al­ gouig in a train one after another, not in she had a stroke of paralysis. Just xny Fteber, I’rewton & Co., in Detroit, aud, engag­ The Western Nail Association at Pitts­ I Mamie must have tried to cross hia bow. ways a thorn in the aide of political parties. confused flocks as other birds do. In luck!” ing the clerk in ronverxation, struck him on tlie It ia generally admitted that there was a great Tm y were al way* a nuKanc* end an exaapcra- this sort of race tlie two homes, after A clehotman in Pittsburg lately mar­ brad, and stole about •S.WK) in currency. burgh has resolved unanimonaly not to ] lack of nerve and system in the matter of reo- tion to those who were out of office and trying running twelve-score yards, hail lilierty, ried, a lady with whom he received tho ... .The population of Wisconsin will be about 1,300,000, a gain of less than 100,000 since 1M7A lof'jrv was >3.25, but many have been selling j cuing, so far as th- officers of tlie Garland were to get in and to those who were in office, and which horse soever could get the lead, to substantial dowry of $10,000, and a fair : concerned, and that the accident was the re ­ A Man named Charley Norton killed a at t2.25 and tA85. prospect for more. Soon afterward, sult of the greatest can kusneos and moot crim। mal neglect, as tho night was clear and moon But the auti-alavcry m^n. bentou overthrowing • tlie hindmost horse iH.'ing bound to foi- while occupying tlie pulpit, he gave out jxilicemanjn Kokomo, Col, n< ar Leadville, and. The Ohio Drmocrate have phuxtl in sh initig brightly. tbc dreadful xyatem of human bondage. Having low him within a certain (listunce agreed a hymn, read the first four stanzas, and by a mob and lynched. He admitted juat be­ nomination tlx- following candidates for Htate I Father Blcyenltirgh, the priest who liad no wraoual latemta to promote, except »ocl; a* on by the articles, or else to be whipped was reading the fifth, fore the boys swung him off that he had mur­ offices: Secretary of State. William Long ; I charge of the lx>vs on the yacht, has taken his I“ th. t™. «■! jOllge. who n«le .y, dered three* other men, and t that the puniah- Judge of the Supreme Court, Martin B. Fol­ I acolytes on such excursions yearly. Hi* sad cx­ Hue of Doiicv whkh they believed to be ngbt an” wh^ch ever horse could distance policv which whicb h<,n* COUJA tlie ““ -7a’T* >' . • . I prricnce in this case has completely broken him kno ment waa just. lette ; Clerk of tlie Bunreme Court, Richard | down, and it ia feared the ncrvmia shock may and wi>c. They encountered and ouwune all : other won the race. Tins sort of raoe when be hesitated and exclaimed, Vanderbilt's mare Maud 8. beat W. Fanning; School Comniisatoher, William : result iu permanently injuring him. Hia par­ noMibie mode* of ojrpoaition, hitter dt-nnneta- j was not long in common use, for it was ‘‘Ahem! Tlie choir will omit the fifth Trinket in three straight heats at Chicago, giv­ J. Jackson; mrtnbcr of the Board of tali ia the largest in the city or State, and the lion, great personal violence, Luuultaling and founj inhuman and destructive of good ve™e," *nd sat down. Tlie congregation, Public Works, J. J. Burna—The Vermont Dem­ ing him a doable distance in the last, which ocratic Convention nominated Edward J. Phelps grief i* widespread. 1 I'O™* t’« "■<* ««• milled <<>- I l>?' >■« real alt in the love and fear of p«l.u>ai»pm«God, and in peratat- । _, .. ’ .r, i~ .lLlDU»lOT.^H«r , _ . ----* - /..---I th„ „Ins lines: was made in 2:13X. Thia time is within thns- for Governor, George W. Gates for Lieutenant ent devotion to the right, thev won. gether. For, in this case, neither was tlie renMuniDg lines: qua. tert of a second of the l>c«t ever made, and Governor, and James K. Williams for Treasurer. Which rives ten thoumnd blessinp now InwAsed Value ot Farm-Lands. Tb«<—. .««■<< time Mm the 9u»l I "We to tlMtenoO Iho other till they were i And blds ms hope for more. ia considered remarkable for a 6-yeax-old mare. —The Democracy of Missouri, in convention at In tfie report of the Commiiwioncr of tory when the anti-slavery movement had ao 1 both ready to Bink under their riders, - In one of the beat* Maud 8. made Jefferson City, named ‘Hida T. Cnttendcn for “It is a curious fact,” rrvb the Phil­ mile at the rate of 2:08.... .The off------------ - Governor, IL«.A. Campbell for--Lieutenant ---------- -----Gov- Agriculture that portion devoted to the large a following a* Prohibition dow has ' and often two verv good hones were adelphia Timr-t, “that Plriladelphia in w¥1.<h ia tho both updiled, and the wagers forcetl to return* make the population of the Second emor, IL D. Bay for the P. Judge of — - °Knpraow -------- B prices of farming and timbered laud* 1drawn ..t hmt. Tlw pShirf ot th» about the only great citr in the world, district of Kanaaa, compnaing fifty western " ---- ‘ *' z’—*for — "Secretary -------------of* State, contain* a table allowing that, in addi-! Court, M. v K. **McGruth who were engaged in iL v err few tn numbers i . . ■ , , . ■ ., where horae-racing is thoroughly di»counties of tho Htate, 335,000—an mervaae of 975,000 rince 1870. The ceiuua of the entire I Ex-Gov. B. Gratz Brown is a candi- tion to tlie bounteon* crojta which the at first and uninflnenttal, in manv parta of the I »°rt <« f'cing soon brought in the meth­ reputuble. At New York and Baltimore, farmer* of nearly all sections will gather country thrv put tbe*r rredve in’the form of I o<l now in use, of only running over a State will probably ahow a population of 1,000,­ I date for the United Htate* Senate from Mta- during the present year, the average vote* into tbf ballot box, only to be laughed at i certain quantity of ground, and deter- for example, to go no further • away, 000. and te be •tigmatued a*> fa- mining the wager by coming in find at races ate conducted with at least tlie market value of their forms ho* increased by toe ;politician*, There was a sudden termination to a but thev won *t last The Prohibition 1 »i,.. •• —;i,i semblance of honesty, aud with a care­ The Maine Democratic and Green, 8 per cent, a* compared with the value* natscs movement in thi* country ta now sorrepoctabie It winning post. The phrase wildcolored camp-meeting near Hillaboro, Ohio for it* magnitude, and *o‘ influential from the goose chose la now employed to de­ ful regard for decency, and gentlemen liack Htate Committee* were in session at Auof one year ago. Timbered land* when a gang ot white rough* who invaded the number* and character of those engaged in it, j note a fruitless attempt, or an enterprise and ladies go to enjoy the sjxirt, as they evince a tendency to -advance in price ground* attempted to demoitah the snUcr'* that it cannot be laughed down. There ta and I undertaken with little probability of sue- do at Epsom or Longchampa, without tent and had a regular pitcixxl battle with the was a detenninabon to pool thei* usnes, raise more rapidly than cleared lands, show­ In " , roch ,, May. aa early drematiai, any danger to their self-respect. officer*. About fifty «hota were fired, and a large amount of money, flood the State with ing that there is a growing scarcity in between the liquor traffic“IrrepnwubUeo.ulkl and the prosperity of ' . ti_ x„__n x * dub* and bowlder* were freely uwd. Thrcv pleasantly described : . Philadelphia, on tho other hand, a lands of this character. The following the nttion and welfare of the jwopte. As that | horse-race attracts nobody but gamblers men are very badly hurt, probably fatally, The West Virginia Democratic Con­ table gives the information in detail : traffic flourishes, every legitimate industry and many others more or Ire* injurtd. .. and fast women, and no decent person languishes and di<*. In Oakland, Cat. Edward Schroeder entered vention. in sciuuon at Martinsburg, nominated would like to be seen at one of our raeeThu result of the recent general election in the office of Dr. Alfred Lefevre and shot him Col J. B. Jackson, of Parkcreburg, for Gov­ land 1MU England mark* very distinctly what' I consider dead. Both parties were of good nodal posi­ ernor. ’ -....... .... ,*1X87 tion, Schroeder being teller of the London and .10 to be the best mode of carrying on the agita­ There are 400 tile factories in Ohio, ...... 15.00 The Ohio Greenback Convention, in I tion against the liquor traffic. Since 1853, the ..... 1X3* Kan Fra-icuieo Bank, and Lefevre a long-retat>486 iu Indiana, and <320 in Illinois. All Prohibitionist* of that country have been atrivItahod aud popular d> nti*t. A woman waa at a :»«iou last week at Columbus, nominated ' MuMcbuartt* ....... 85.00 of thfHO are doing a fair business, de­ so report. ing, with great ability and perxtatence, to protlie bottom of the trouble... .The Utas rtc not tho following HUte ticket: For Secretary of w < , (onnrcueu!...... 34.50 pending on location. The dav is not far ■ cure such a change in the law a* Mould enable willing to sign tlie treaty surrendering their ’ 40. H* distant when thorough onderdraining I tb® poop1® of *”* locality to forbid the liquor ; present rracrvation until they see the region prvine Judge, D. M . C. Louden, of New Jerwy M.R2 J traffic if they should chooac so to da But very ' where it is propomd to locate them. will l>e deemed essential to good fanning, 29.70 Brown county; Clerk of the Buprenu* ' Bcnn«ylvania ‘ a:* little good came of toe agitation, practically, I 15.00 especially of wet lauds with clay sub­ Court, Charles Bowsall, of Columbana; Mem"" 19.00 -Wa । until they adopted the policy of ignonug party ■ Last week's receipts of grain in Chi­ A Spelling Reformer. , . 1 strata. In fact, ii has been demonstrated b-x of>the Board of Public Work*. Amoa Virginia . .014 be* and voting only for thta one object. At the cago amounted to 475,768 bushel* of wheat, Roberta, of Kdox county; School Cornnun- | North Caroilu*> shop that a ; that the product of a given acreage may . v.n .06 1 late election war adversaries were thoroughly ; It . was in ----a tobacconist's --------------, ----3,056,913 buabela of corn, 271,592 burix-l* of ■uoner, IL B. Smart, ot Ilowi county ; Prcai- ' Hon th Caroilu* .!«»<«. woe —. at .» work lettering the .1...coun-------- 1>O ,.nllBaced from 50 to 75 per cent by -«• {defeated. painter _______ .10 Geonri* oats, 50,696 bushel* of rye. *>ol 5,998 bnabcl* of dcnUaiElcctora-at-large, Harvey Kellogg, ot 1 consider toe object of the Dphibitioutat* "tor panel with the word ‘’aegara.” ! systematic draining, all other modes of 1 Florida barley... .Mr*. J. B. Marvin, of Atchison, Kan., Luca*, and L. T. Foster, of Mahoning. ,w । <>f the country to be of supreme importance to From time to time a customer would treating the land and crops being identiAlabttaa............ «... ha* given birth to a girl baby weighing only one FOREIGN. Mlralarippi... ,t» the intervat* of the nation and j«>ple. Aside ‘ drop jn n^d Qie word and aav some- Cal with those pursued before the tilling and three-quarters pxuxl*. The child is j>erfrom it* bearing upon toe moral ana religion. , i t. • . >1 » < ® G REEch has decided tomobilize her welfare of the jx-oplf, I eonridt-r the supprXriou tluuR,t 'V1-?; ' WBf* done; 11 “ not extravagant to anfcctly developed and bid* fair to live.... 4.U0 Dau'Tbnncy. of Hhdby county, Ind., had a army....A large party of Josuita, ’expel'ed i Arkamaa of the liquor traffic to be an object of far greater wa"u * 11 Mpraled cigars? “ Segafs । ticipate that tho number of tile factories txou quarrel with hi* »tej>fatiier about aonic trivial . . .. from Prance, have taken -an estab- ! u^tViniinia 31.06 political importance than any other now ciaim- | was wrong, nnd so forth. After per- j in tlie three States above named will be matter, and wanted to। shoot him. The —•—— ' [tahment in the South of ^uiO ing the attention of toe country. »»-«»-«— 11. ------------*_ a------...j r Tboyu«U« Wale*.... Mr life b*. haps seventy-five or-----------------------100 hail thus gratui; doubled bv tho end.... of the present can1S.N 1X83 man's mother step]>ed hkn snd •»-bun । and hi* m- • iIri> between B young and handsome divorced j Ohio luas been hugely devoted to the acconij 4L87 iphahmcnt of | touslv aired their knowledge, a slim, in- tury ’ tended victim, wbareupon be upon turned be theturned re- the re- . MOTOBn from America, ha* made a aeuaatiou in , Michigan 30.37 ive to ace tnv i i <• _ —:.i volvcr on himadf and blew out hi* own brain*. Parta, by jxitaotiing bcnelf at the residence of a I Jn,l!»ua ... .A aaw-mill at^Bagley> Micb., blew up, can*- । •“ 1 within my own State; but, however that may toan tn eye-glasses walked m. No sooner friend. Soon after her acparaUon from her I M.H7 THE MARKETS. 19.55 i I*:, in the future, a* in the past, 1 shall keep had he crosix-d the threshold than that ing the death of two men and *eri'iu»ly wound­ huaband, Mr*. Wetmore became engaged to tlie I 1X25 ing sever*! other*. A* usual, a defective boiler '.tm \ ‘“.’tew , painter rose up firmly but orderiv. Be .st so aio oo .125 " bile I Sincerely WUb that th* choice Ot a »l„> no.ldl^mnwl m>nllnmnn urifh Boa*. Missoart.. . tan . 4 SO W 5 00 .103 candidate bv the Cleveland Convention bad rYi » i “T, 8v“,lc.man . ll.« 1X13 Burglars blew open the safe of C. b. of the wedding prostrated Mr*. Wetmore and Nalraaka ' . I! KH n .133 fallen on Mime other than my- lf, I accept the H,th luuu^ addressed him as folled her, in despair, to put an end to her l.fe. California. Woodworth A Co., at Marshalltow a, Iowa, and •®® ! nominatton wilbngl*. being »ure that it will .lows: “G-n-a-t, nat; p-h-t-li-i-*-l-c, Practicallt, the German Govern­ Ortgoa... 21.71 •vx : provero»<etoehumbl.'beguitiingof*triumphant i tizik ; p-h-l*e-g-m, flem ; s-e-p-a-r-a-t-e, secured *4,000 worth of aecuritia*... .A fire at O*t»-Mixed. ! end. I am mo*t reapectfully your*. j w-|»arnte ; [j-a-u-g-e, gaje , nr-e-t-e-m-pQuincy, HL, destroyed E. C. Pfanachmidt'* ment has been compelled to tender a compro­ Anxious to Save His Brother. . mise !o mi*c to tnc the euurcu. chorcli. The xoe anno announcement that 1X,w- | H-y-c-h-o-s-i-s, “ j tli0 nof A l>oy of abont 12 went up street at >n" •*• c"”11 “ u . w...— -... — given into the such h rate of speed tliat everylxjdy who CHICAGO. A Rattlesnake Nnared. was all he said. He turned the mixldlehands of the clergy is aigiiiflcant of the saw him wa* satisfied he was running Bxxvaa—Cboic* Ora<ta<l atom...... extent to which concession has been found Cowa and Heifrr* Mr. L. B. Bathburn, a farmer resid- sgevl mon to the right-about and kicked Mndlum to Fair .. to be necessary by the Government.... for a doctor. ing near Cherokee, Las in hi* employ him into tlie street. Then he took up Hoo* A mon with a kindly expression of Tnrkey's answer to the collective note of the four or five Italians engaged in choje i hia brush and finished his work, wliile Creeks, the other nichX. Mxl the Crt-ck* hive powers, relative to the enforcement of the treaty countenance caught tlie flying boy by Flocs—Fancy White Winter EJt . < 1< mx 1 to Choice hpnuj Ex. lost reunited by tilling two Cberoksts with of Berlin, m wholly unsatisfactory, as it was ex­ ping wood. Ground aquim*!* lieing very I a serene look hung about his face nnd bulk hi ..Tlx- cotnpk-te otuiti* of Nebraska pected it would be. Instead of addressing it­ the arm and asked him : plentiful in the neighliorhood of the glorified it ” 2 2 •‘Sonny, is there anybody right sick shows a popoUtioo of 432,542.. ..The census self to the pointe made in the note, it raises new camp of these men, and. being a very ' “ M «* 37 returns from every district of Oregon shows questions for the consideration of Europe, and at your house ? ” (b-strnctiv<: animal ou the grain fields of i Black Coats. » S 2 a population of 175,535, an increase proposes that tho ' Porte shall rvojien “No, but there will be if you don’t Mr. Rathburn, the Italian gentlemen The late famous Rev. Dr. Ma cdonald of about 93 per cent, hnoo 1870..... direct ucgotiationa with Greece.... turn me loose." Cuxsos returns from acreaty-six oountius in set their wits to work to discover a wm creasing at Kessock on one of hi* ‘ ‘ Who i* it. bubby ? ” ’’ . .......................... » *» »M mode to capture them ; and this wo* the . frequent journeys. The day was ver .......................... 14 35 <slk oo “ Will yer let me go if I tell you ? ” tiou of the Porto to ths powers tliat Monk ntplan they ndojitod : Tliev found tlie | stormy, and there was difficulty incutget -------------------------------------v ­ “ I will, my boyy countiea will increase Uxwe figure* to 3,125,000. gro was the aggressor in the affair with tlie AlMJLWAXliuaL”’ ' nolea in which the squirrels burrowtxl, tting :— *tho v_ 1boat —1-------*’ ’ across. An old woman, Wwsjlt—No. J.......... ’ . ..................1 04 “Well, then, it’s my brother Bob. He bauiau*... .Abaurrahmau Khaa has been for­ Nal................... .................... 1 03 mally recognised aa Ameer of Afghanistan by will be a remain* liefore night if I don’t and drove a solid stake close to tlie one of tho passengera, quoted the Haying Co««—No. 3....................... .r. 780,072, an incrtsM of 340,366 since 1870, or a the Rntiah. mouth of each hole. They then took a tliat “ where there were black coats there (U»-Xa 3......................... A* 3 8 get home right off. Yon see, we have little more than 77 per cent. L......................... 1^""’..". 75 More than 300 liven were lost by the cucnmliers, green corn, clabber, water­ piece of small-sized wire and fastened was always bad weather,’* and aaked the lira-N«. S X RxaLsr—No. 3................... ........ . The wheat crop is now being har­ one end securely to each stake, made a 71 late earthquake at Manila .. .Montenegro has melon and cabbage for dinner, and if I sort of slip-noose at the other end, which doctor if ho could give any reason for it vested in Nebraska, sad will be a third leas than He answered, with hahitusl quickne**, ordered a levy of all men between 16 and 60. ain’t there to get my share , he will they placed directly tn the mouth of that “ministers are at war with Satan, ... .It is repcartod from Vienna that the powers founder himself and die. Please' let me each hole. The resuk was, when Mr. twenty to thirty bushels to the acre ta aatidgo, so I can save my little brother’s life." Squirrel attempted to emerge from his and that he suppoeed tlie latter, M prince of the power of the air, wa* at the bottom —Qalvetton Newt. hiding-place, of the matter." , Coming back some time he would run his head di­ ClNClNNATL v rectly into the doomc, and that waa the after, the day being fine, tho old woman gathered in Particular. last of Mr. Squirrel. A* many as was there again, and this time quietly Eurotx-an republic, annihilation of Kings and eighteen of the little vexatious animals A recently-arrived foreigner stopped at remarked, to the discomfiture of tbo social revolution. Joseph Pkdbahtta, an American citi- one of oar hotels, and at the supper­ were caught in this manner in one day. doctor. “ I see you have made your peace table began to play fearful havoc with a The, trappere, however, diseuvered one with the prince of the power ol the air.” sen, claims *200,000 damages from the Spanish TuLEJUO. soggy old chap, os they thought, who plate of hard-lioited egg®, scooping out WaasT-NA. 1 White............... Abbeville, 8. C. One Abraham Martin knocked the yolk and leaving the white un­ baiHed their ingenuity, and for the pur­ “Mr daughter, never tell any one touched. Just ns lie was devouring the , _ _________ „ _______ pose of enxnanug him they rigged up launch on the Thames, and a gentleman and your private affairs," said a mother in Osre-Ka •....._.................. nooses and placed them sending her daughter away upon her lady and two children were drowned....The tenth one, the waiter remon*trated with i. three of their nuo*e« DETROIT. steamer Haxckkwn, from Bii'ao for New­ him, calling hia attention told* wasteful- into the ’ ’hole ' occupied thirty-five years, and had fourteen children. U -by '■ the 1wary .C" ani­ first journey. “Monsieur, a third-class castle, recently sank in Un* British channel. ue*a. “Good gracious, wan," he re­ mal, thinking that if he 1. ’ ** * passed through j ticket, if you please?” said the daughter An Enghs'i Imrk has arrived at Mo- Five of her craw, were drownwl.... marked, “you vould not have me ent ton one or two of them he -----------------'.a,**!!/ t?i?u_Ca,_lo p_. l? ,' ai at uie UCKefr4 ticket-office. “ For where?" asked by tho third one. Judge of tbrir a.»«»ton- • ttll> employe, “Is that any of your busir jje employe. and ixliment od <m hudmg Hn<ini<r securely ix>mrolv fastened faxtoiiMl J> ‘^wejed * lahment Madmnoiaselle, indig badly worsted, loaing i JNDIANAPiJI.IS. A negro named Diggs has been hanged ffioera-Geu. Nsdma, within two of the nooses, instead of a , ujmtJr remembering her mother’s adby an infuriated mob at Rockville, Xd., furWU1mine stomach?"—.Raleigh Newt. squirrel, on immense raittesnake, wear- ; vice. * ing on his nether end sixteen rattle*. : --------------------------------on Lake Brienxc, Switzerland, and sixteen perdrew, before the Mobile Cotton WWiA W.fi' fWnwr,M4 'Th. Some meh ore born foola, some achieve Th<. anake waa fastened tightly by two 1 A woman at Des Moines has a hen other day. l*rof. lui.y, Cbxrf idiocy, and aoma have it thrust upon them of the nooses, and was soon dispatched i which she declare* to be t by the American paragnphers.—New by the trappers. Mr. R. snva rattle- ■ years old. More than fifty h A cable dispatch clironiclea the re- York Newt. snake* are very abundant in Li* neigh- 1 have sought to buy the fowL _ BriUto «rm* in Afghanistan. Ayvob Kban, at WEEFLY 1EWS REVIEW 8.15 S 5 51« to 31 metempsikoa �doostio wcipbl batpkdat. T~T^3tnjr »i; ibbo. flannel doth in kerosene, dip it ond, third or fourth day of a heated .v _._.e wanL by his cunning, "and sometimes do not with a . ' -i-iwraiiiu., lAiura, get him at all. A man-eating tiger is liquid at the root of each ni» DRAMATIC MOTES. debility, abuse of stimulant*, predispose indicate tliemsidvra. abnormally suspicious, and in off at the tho rubbed on silk or to it It is more, apt to attack those slightest alarm. Whe n once a tiger has Gao. C. Boniface will be Ada Oavenribbon -. r _ _______ working in the sun, and eoprcially be­ vention at Lansing, ot Itecome a man-eater ha seems to care near th* fire will absorb the grease so tween the hours of 11 o'clock in tlie Sheep-breedera* and Wo morning and 4 o'clock in the afternoon. nly for man, and perhaps ou this ac­ . sociation was given up to that it may be brushed off. Loueeb Pomeroy will introduce a new Pasts for hanging paper should be On hot days wear thin ctothing Have play entitled "The Ducheas,” next seacount usually eomes off rather short for Jtejeationof washtag sh/vq ___ ___ a* cool sleeping-rooma as possible. The Inter-State Industrial Exposition mailo about the consistency of cream, an almost unanimous verdict to tho food, and when .killed seldom presents a Avoid loss of sleep and all unniNMNwary ■of Chicago will open Sept.. 8 and close prosperous appearance. Not one tiger effect that the practice is not odly uselsM jierfactly smooth, without lumps; a little Ellen Cumme’os goes out next sea­ fatigue. If working indoors, and where son with “The Child of State” Com­ and barbarous but unprofitable, taking Hue will add to its tenacity, and a small Oct 23. Applications for space hav? n n hundred, however, is a man-eater ; into account tlie often fatal effect on fine portion at powdered alum will help it there ta artificial heal—laundries, etc.— pany. been already received sufficient nearly see that the room ta well ventilated. but once let one of this sort get near s animals thus shocked by being forced to dry. Rosa Bonhetb and Sarah Bernhardt or quite to cover the entire exhibition village, and it has often hap]X5ue<l tliat into tho water. Craxbersy J«u.y.—-Two ounces of hat—not black, a*it absorbs heat—straw, were both apprenticed to dressmakers surface. '■' isinglass wuciHTjwrra fanner farmer aavs *that 18U!KU*8 and ““ one pound P°inid of sugar »ugor to to three three etc., and put inside of it on the head a when young girls. . the whole of the inhabitants will, after A Marsachusetts ’ ‘'he I- ninta nJ ktr*in<w1 mnhAmr imra V«V« .ted th. following cropi, JI will. I Madame Modjesea, it ta reported, haa wet cloth or a large green leaf; fre­ „ _, — — Tint census returns indicate tliat tho repeated losses, in despair move en - strong jelly of then add Jter o« the th. iidnglaM; uraglra.; teen uld quently lift the hat from the head and refused to return to America to 411 her population of California will Ihj over fo . neigb^g fora to sugar and juice; boil up and strain into ttee that the cloth ta wet. Do not check theatrical engagement*. 850,000, an increase of nearly 300,000 ■ *I Squash, horse-radish, cabbage, all kinds your glasses or molds. perspiration, Imt drink what water you It ta said that Richard Wagner, the Whyte Wixe Jkllt. — Take one pint need to keep it up, aa perspiration pre­ composer, ta considering an offer to over tire census of 1H70. The growth of There are in the world over 200,000 , of turnip, sweet corn, tomatoes,* spinach, San Franctaco lias not, been aa great a* miles of railroad, nearly one-half of xye for fodder,. clover to plow under, of cold water and pour it on six sheets of vent* the Ixxly from being overheated. come to America and give a aeries at caor isinglass. Let it stand until dissolved. Have, whenever possible, an additional 8^ waa expected, but the agricultural sec­ which, or 86.000 mito, «r io the Umled ““ Then pour a pint of boiling water into it, shade, a* a thin umbrella when walking, tions have done well. There has been Btetea. Europe lias nearly 100,000, and not cost much, except the cost of the and add the juioc and grated rind of one a canvas or board cover when working a decrease in some of the old mining the remainder of the world only about seed, picking and marketing. The second lemon, one pint of sugar, and one wine­ in tlie sun. ■counties. 25,000 miles. There are, however, more crop is the profitable one, as there is but glass of white wine. Let it stand until it When much fatigued do not go to one coat of manure applied for both hardens. This is excellent in sickness, work, but be excused from work, esjM^ and makes a delicate dessert, to be eaten cially after 11 o'clock in the morning on It ia believed Texas will show nearly miles of railroad to the square mile (one crops. mile of road to every forty square miles will 2,000,000 population this year, against very hot days, if the work ta in the sun. Theater, August 10, under Max StraSowing Bye in Corn.—If farmers will of area) in the United States than there, sow one-half bushel of winter rye to the Strawberry Conserve.—Prepare the If a feeling of fatigue, dizziness, head­ kosh's management 800,000 in 1870; and yet Texas has no are in Europe (one mile of road to fortyache or exhaustion occurs, cease work acre in their corn, and plow it in the last .fruit as for preserving. allowing half a large cities. Ddlas, with her auburiw, Madam Gebsteb has regained the full time, it will nbt only have a tendency to immediately ;. lie down in a shady and shows up, in round numbers, 16,000 four sqnara miles). In the United States choke out the weeds tliat start up after­ cool place ; apply cold clothes to and volume ot her voice, and is now singing people; Houston, 17,000; Ban Antonio, there ta a mile of railroad to every 586 ward, but there will be no danger of dry night; -------------------in the morning put it on the---fire D r ---------------- pour cold water over head and neck. If in "Somnambula,” at Her Majesty's , 19,000; Galveston, 22,660. These are people, in Europe, a mile to every 3,481 murrain akiong cattle from eating too ' in n kettle, and boil until the berries are any one ta overcome by the heat, send Theatre in London. Maogie Mitcidell will open her next persons; which, of course, is only an­ freely of dry stalks, ns tho rye wifi re- clean. Spread on dishes and put hi the immediately for the nearest good physi­ the leading eitiea of the State, all others other way of saying that the European main green through the winter, and will ”UQ until dry, after which roll the fruit cian. While waiting far the physician season in Columbus, Ohio, August 27, falling far below them. give the person cool drink* of water, or and a ill go thence to Chicago, where aha railroads run through far denser popu­ cold black tea, or cold oofftN*, if able to will apjM'ar during " fair week.” New Orleans has neither cellars nor lations than those of tlie United States ; all kipdN-af4tock, and aids materially in jxiund of Ixirrics and sugar. Put them swallow. If tlie skin ta hot and dry, It ta said that when Dumas wa* shown sewers, because tho city -rests on a sub- but, on the other hand, tlie populations the quality and quantity of milk pro- j in a preserving kettle over a slow fire s|x>nge with or pour cold water over the a picture of Sara Bernhardt and her pet et^tum of marsh. The gutters have of Europe do not' travel as many miles duoed^besides proving a saving of from until the sugar m<*lta. Boil twenty-five Ixxly and limlis and apply to the head greyhound, he remarkedt " Ohl yea, very one to two tons of hay fee ev«v acre minutes fast. Toko out in a perferated pounded ice wrapped in a towel or other fine. ' I ace—a dog watching a bona.” carried off the drainage, or failed to, ac­ annually as do the people of the United sown; and last, but not least, it affords a ' skimmer, and fill a number of small cans cloth. If there 1* no ice at hand, keep John McCvllotoh will make hta recording to the frequency of rains. The States; and, although there are .six green crop to plow under in tho spring, I throe-quarters full. Boil and skim the a cool cloth on the head and pour cold entraune on tlie New York stage, under Sanitarians, a local society for the pre»- times os many people in Europe oh in which will renew aud enrich tho land.— I syrup five minutes longer, fill up tho water on it a* well a» on the body. Mr. Haverly's management, at the Fifth ‘ jars, and seal while hot Keep in a cool, If tlie person ta pale, very faint and Avenue Theater, next November, and ■ervation of health, have now brought the United States, theyhave only 12,000 Rural World. pujse feeble, let him inhale ammonia for fill an engagement of four weeks. Working the Soil.—Tho working of Plaoeabout a steady flew of water from the more miles of railroad. In Asia 36,000 Fish Pudding. — Throe pounds of a few seconds, or give him n teaspoouful “Oce Flirtations” ta the name of the jieople, in Africa, 9,000, have only a the soil, in connection with the applicariver through most of the streets. tion of manure and special fertilizers, l>oiled fish; a large.lump of butter; a of aromatic spirit* of ammonia in two mile each, while in Australasia there is works wonderful restdts. The great uni- tablespoonful of flour; two cups of fresh table-spoonfuls of water, with a little new piece in which F. F. Mackay and Louise Sylvester will appear next season. Tua Ministerial bill against drunken­ one mile of railroad to every 1,100 square versa! solvent is the oxygen of the atmwsugar. ______________________ When boiled it must cool a little, It ta a musical comedietta, and waa writ­ ness about'to be considered by the miles and 1,040 people ; anil Canada is phere, and while but a small per cent is I -^‘**1 to it the yolks of seven eggs, the ten and composed by James Bird Wilson, flood Words for the Skunk. Dutch States General limits the number very little letter off than Australasia. free in tho atmosphere, the earth is full whites lienten, and stir it around; then a Cleveland journalist. A fuller acquaintance with the habit* , and nutmeg. Put it in ------ :■of public houses to one per 500 inhabit­ So that the jieople of the United States 1 of-it, while that which it free in the atAdelaide Neilson ha* sold her jewel­ mosphere is ever ready to enter into nnd ® buttered dish,, and cook fur one hour of the skunk would lead ns to consider it ry—the gifts of her numerous admirer*. ants in towns of 50,600 souls, one per patronize the railroads mote than the j make new combinations in the soil. ,n in n a protty nrn,,v warm oven, and then serve. one of our most valuable friends. We I^ut she still gem* her beauteous hair make our first acquaintance with it, 400 in towns of 20,000, one per 300 in people of any other and every other , Hence, v..v w .uu^n « i o Banco — Flour and butter and a little one great object of tillage is to with that $7.25 Alaska diamond which let in this oxygen, that it mav produce broth and capers. This will bo found an however, through the sense of smell, or towns of 10,000, and one per 250 in all 'country. tlie death of young chickens and ducks, --------changes v-----------------------. |I ax those necessaryr.for the produc, excellent and toothsome dish. smaller places. It also forbids the suj>of which the skunk ta very fond. The ___ Cultivation ______ _ Molasres Pickles.—One quart motion of plant food. also aids ■ ■ ply Ufr intoxicants to children under 16, Tne Tlebborne Case. intense odor of the skunk is oppressive, —Puck. in the escape at T . hisses and three of water; . . w of water, where wliere tl there L is 1too keep adding Bobinson and Crane promise to revive and imposes from one to eight days’ im­ I listened for a time to the Tiehborne much in the soil, for, while a certain m needed. Cut tlie cucumbers from the and it makes its presence known in a way the "Two Gentlemen of Verona" as a tliat ta unique and searching. While prisonment for supplying intoxicants to trial, while Dr. Kenealy was speaking, i amount of water aids in the decomposi- । vine with a sharp kCife or shears, leavstage production next season, themselves and I am sure no American lawyer tion of the soil, too much water shuts out ing about an inch of the stem on the cu- the fragrance of the skunk ta sut generis appearingaa"Launce”and "Speed.” Tho persons already druJk. would have continued in the case an hour the oxygen and prevents decomjxisition. cumber. Use sorghum or any good cane and overpowering, it ta not damaging play has not been intelligently rendered as that from sewers and sinks and neg ­ after tlie coutemptous interruptions, con-; Stagnant water is" antagonistic to plant molasses, as the other sirups will cause The Louisville Courier-Journal con­ tradictions and hostile comments be en- > growth. Water in a stat© of motion not them to becoma soft Keep watch of lected jjotato bins and onbliage pit*. since the day* of Mr. and Mra Charles tains a report showing the population dured mainly from the Chief Justice him- - only conveys food to tlie plant but con- . them while gathering, and if they do not Judging the latter from odor alone, tliey Barry. Sullivan writes that he will of the cities of the South as enumerated self. The bias of the- Court waa os plain veys heat taith to and from the land, keep good add more molasses and you must bn condemned more surely than the positively revisit thta country in the earhr Wo know the use* and partisan as that of the prosecution. | ••qualizing the tenq>ernUire. — Prof. . will have pickles that will be good and odoriferous skunk. by tho census of 1880, viz.: of jxitiitoes and cabliages, and thinje of fall, and will appear in tragedy. He will — The manner was much more offensive Stockbridge. our. their good qualitiea. But Dot so with be supported probably by Adelina Stan­ 'Knoxville, T 13.WS than the matter. Conviction was inevit- i tho skunk. Let us see if we cannot hope, hta daughter-in-law, a present lead­ To Cure Foot Bot In Shexp.—The a,ooo utecRock . !5,noo able unless the jury resisted the evident 3,l7KMacon, O«.. preparation of the foot in just os essen­ A Name which Reflected on Nobody afford to endure them on the farm, and ing lady at Baldwin's Theater, San Fran­ desires and doubted the impressions of I a. J*0 Martin,tm rg. . allow them an occasional chicken or duck ctaco. tial as the remedy, for if every part of It is amazing how people imagine that the bench. ClufcavUk, Tcuu. Maude Granger has had tho bouquet 10.1X2 SuhrHlr, Tenn... U,<&3 Of course I am giving the impression the disease is not laid bare the remedy an article in the paper. refers to them- for a change of diet. The skunk ta pre- j eminently an insectivorous animal. He game played on her so often that she will not effect a cure. A solution of blue selves. A Western editor who wrote funny of some hours only spent in the Court ' A.WO Richmond. K.U3B These impressions, however, were col- j vitriol, aa strong aa can be mode and as articles had a heap of trouble ou tliat ac- diligently pursues hta calling at night , never stoops to pick one up until the ored Irjr no sympathy with the claimant, , hot as you can bare your hand in, even 1 count Hia first yarn had a Mr. Bunting when insects are most abundant, and foot-light* burn the string in two. Un­ dogs and’ men, are ’ ’ “ cultivated actresses put their foot on the for * I— have ever believed him on rara^wra.. impostor. rara»ra«.vrararararara ft momoot, having tho liquid three or for its hero, ond the day it aiq»eared Mr. when hta enemies, a,oooiSafioik, Certainly the departure from the prov- i *our inches deep, or deep enough to cover Flagg called and acertaxned that it wasn't asleep. He devours even the Colorado bouquet and secure it in that way, but it potato-bug (decem-lineata), and Anita a ta regarded as vulgar. -----at ‘him. The next story waa atamt inoe of the Court, sa recogniztsl on this ' the affected ports; then hold tlie dis- I a hitj ‘ Prof. Thurston, testing pieces of the aide of tlie waters, was Hou. Eggs, and the .Hon. rich morsel in tho strawberry grub —— ------Eggleston ™ wmstartling startlingtotoan anI e*»«l foot in this liquid ten minutes, or fthe A London special rays: Madame Nils­ Ho mokes hearty meals son’a proponed journey to America thta wire cable of the Fairmount suspension American. .---- •___ ■ Tlie m mode ’ by ’ which • • « ’I gained • - , ' long enough to penetrate to all the dw- Carrington Carrington Carr Carr left left word word tliat tliat if if it it oooc­ (lachoncttray curred again again ho ho should should sue sue the the concern, concern. on cut-worms, and gorges himself with year ta abandoned. Negotiations with bridge, recently taken down at Phila­ ■access to the court room was certainly i eased parts; put the sheep on a dry born- curved white grubs, the lame of the May delphia, after being in use alxiut forty unusual. I went one day to Westrain- ! floor for twenty liours to give it a chance The editor tried the name of Mongrel, lieetle, which he roots after in the loose Mr. Mapleson are suspended, and ster Hall, an utter stranger to place and - to take effect In every case where it ' and'a prominent citizen who was not only Madame Nilsson has no intention to re­ years, found the iron to be fully equal persons, but with a vague hope of some-1 has been tried it has effected a cure, and named Cross but hod a little Indian blood sod, or the decaying hay or straw about new them. She fnlly intendedand great­ He plows through the ly desired to visit America, and regrets in tenacity, elasticity and ductility to Dow getting in. Finding the entrance I have never given a sheep medicine in- in his veins, came into the office and tried stack-yards. the best wire of the same size found iu strictly guarded, and admission nppar- ' ternally for foot rot. This remedy I call to take the editor's scalp. Tlie editor litter and leaves gathered in the nooka her inability to arrange satisfactory terms. corners—of — the--------fields,• which are the ! The difficulty arises not from the terma, n dead shot when the foot is thoroughly having had so much trouble deteHDined and ----------------the market. This fact, and similar re­ ently impracticable, I approached a knot ! “ l>e safe *the K“ next time, and the man covert* and breeding-places of the but from Mr. Mapleaou's inability or un­ of gentlemen in the vicinity, and said to prepared, but a more expeditious way, *to sults obtained by another experimenter one of them I was an American lawyer, and where you don’t hardly hope to ex­ that he d-fu-ritaxl as fallmg down stairs myriads of clinch bugs. He. reaches winingneas to give a sufficient guar­ in 1878, led him to the important conclu­ desirous to look in on the trial. “Cer­ terminate the.disease, Imt keeptt in sub­ into a soap barrel was named."Morgue.” millions of enemies in secludtxl place* ' outee. sion that iron subjected to the ordinary tainly,” said he; "wait a moment, and I jection. is this: After preparing tho feet That time the unlucky humorist Jiad to which man cannot reach with the plow, 1 Mbs. Tom Thumb ta described by a fight two men, Messrs. Graves and Cof­ or rake, or fire. We may clear the litter I correspondent as she appeared recently strains of properly designed bridges does will take you in.” .A few moments later as for the vitriol cure, take butter of an­ he bode me follow him, which I did, past timony,* pour oil of vitriol into it slowly fin. who chased him through the main and trash from our fields, but the cor- j in the surf. Sho ta now a perfect matron not deteriorate with age. and a dog. He did ners and fence-rows harbor the enemy in miniature. Her face, though still ----- rpitchforks --------officers and spectators, far up in front, j until the heating and boiling process , street-with i would himself we try to destroy. A kind providence pretty, shows her age, and ha* a quaint, with a swab. This ■ think that no man "d apply Triih ------- ,qii-stakc --------------where he bowed me to a seat with mem­ ceases, nnd remedy works quicker, is stronger than for a person called Ouwwallow, but Mr. ha* sent to our aid thta half-domestic motherly expression. She ta a realiza­ Is a paper read before a fanners’ club bora of the bar, and then himself clam­ bered up into the lofty jury-box! I owed 1 the vitriol, and is just as safe, bnt ita Oxford did and stood in front ef the office animal that seems to increase like the tion, in a small way, of fair, fat, and at New Brunswick, N. J., it was stated my admission to the courtesy of one of; mode of application renders it less sure, for three-quarters of sd hour, and threw Norway rat in populated district*, and forty. She wore a suit of blue-gray that there were 30,000 farmers the famous jury.—SL Louis Correspond- I —Ohio Fanner. stones into the office window and called for the common reason that hta'food ta flannel, which was jaunty and coquetttan We wish we Ix-fure it got wet. Her arm* were bare Dertroyino Weeds.—Tlie remedy for the hapless editor to oome out and be more abundant there. ent of the Albany Lain Journal. in - New Jersey, 30,062 farms, noxiousa w« rids is cultivation. ground against tree. Thethorough editor did could see some like compensation in the to the tops of her ohouldera, in each of 79,000 horses, 63,607 farm laborers, and , If a piece of ground is full of briars, milk Dot respond, aa he was too busy attending presense of the rat, but science has not which was a pretty little dimple, Strange Impulses. $264,000,000 capital stock, which pro­ weed, ooucli grass, Sodom apples, U> two gentlemen who thought they were vet revealed it, and American civilization Tlie conduct of people in great crises Canada thistles, sorrel, toad flax, or other slurred in a laughable account of the mis­ has not, like Chineee, found use for it duces annually 346,000,000. There are is a wonderful puzzle. Take th© Sea6,636 manufactories, with 58,000 horse­ wanaliaka disaster, and we read of a man miserable stuff that so often tries the . fortunes of a Mr. Beast One was named The skunk, unlike the rat, pays a* he cred. She had a nominally dignified air, Lyon and tthe other Lamb, and the -xlitor goes. We can afford to take care nf the and stepped into the surf with the air of power and 75,000 operatives, with $80,­ who stood on the deck nnd burned to mettle of our good farmers, lei them put Lvon — rIto each that the other wrote chickens and ducks and let the skunks a knee-high queen. She waded . bokUv “,^ ored 000,000 capital, which produce $169,­ death in spite ot all urging*! to jump tho ground in corn a couple of rears or 5 so, keeping the cultivator going ooutinu- the piece, P***’ and then Lyon “and ““ Lamb lay multiply. Build the wall* of our porehes until she met the first wave, which into the water. He was so perplexed 000,000. For the improvement of farms «Uv, going talL earli«t dora togeftor on tbo floor rad clawed and dwellings so the skunks can not get soused her, flopped her down, rolled her that he utterly forgot self. On the other oth" * c‘oUi't °S' Uw> under them, and they will keep at such a over and over, and finally threw her up and the increase of crops more than hand, some of the rescued people in the part, of Sosea^. rad the fooghmt | SraL-ter among fbera wood, will 21 to : & “» •“» afafoud. rad did orer distance from our Do nes aa not to of­ on the sand. All the style had been in­ $500,000 worth of purchased fertilizers •mall tainta were clamorous to get .trad the ordcil. U the hrad ho. era CS.lrarage fo theplwoe before they were fend us. The old Greek motto, "Know stantaneously drenched out of her are used in New Jersey every year. ashore, and did all they could to prevent la, raaral to go in among the hilhi of ' “tai,o*-. And then Um editor maerted thyself,” ta a good one, and it suggests a clothes, bat "take her altogether, she The hay crop amounts to more than rescues until they themselves were on । eora oecrairaJIr. wbm, Um tocU. of the “ '^>>’t>hg, anybody good one for us, "Fanner, know thy looked better after the ordeal than did friends.”—A Fanner, m Cincinnati moat of tho bigger women.” Her hua500,000 tons a year. New Jersey is the land. Buch utter selfishness is hard to harrow twraot reaeb. or to ’cut oT here "ho believe. Among the rescued, one old band is enormously fat, wears whiskers, largest cranberry-growing State in the woman whose hand-bag, containing rad there ora which th. barlow may 'O-R- Watermelon a dtttoo him to rt- Commercial. mi», a bad owe may be cured ina r single 1 “Pdfid, and as no one did he rae. uses that and shows all of hta fifty veara. Hia Union. The crop last year was 75,000 3372, had lieen saved far her, was so in­ nnng , nume. And people wonder why humor­ Xotre Dame de Paris. brother-in-law, Major Newell, who was season. But, if thia cannot lie done, a dignant at the loss of six pain* of win­ bushels. ists give such odd names to their charac­ " Notre Dame de Paris,” which in­ dow-fasteners that she compelled the couple at successive years with a shorj>ters. • volves touch collateral study—ond copytooth cultivator among a corn crop will people of the hospital who had taken t>ook full of note* alone, lost during a ! grown to a stature of five feet A clergyman of Sheffield, England, care of her to send for six new fasteners. generally do the business for the worst change of dwelling. Iieing the result of , has invented a method of saving sinners '• She also wanted a diver who was going case that erar was. Let any cue who bass The Beginning of American Diplomacy. two mantlin' hard work— wa* written ' The Newspaper. <uown iowt> to to m ornenxi tn mo* mr ner finerweedy field before him resolve, another W, , . and saints, too, who cannot *whn. It ia down ta* ordered to look for her spec; u> oe oraereo ioo* ior ner to t whoje tract in -corn 1 “U” wn« th« birthplace of American during' the revolution of July, 1830, ' The nei 'WKjmper greets the eye of tho a chemical preparation which is inserted V*7??dignantman colled at dk dean, nnd he will soon give up ' diplomacy. Out first oommissian wus while bullets were whistling acroes hta youthful intellect at the earheat dawn JhS' i th^nnm™ idea, of smotherEg out «e«t to Paris. Parta was made the head­ between the lining and the outside of garden and barricades being erected al- j ind nnd goes ’with the boy and the man and l*rer* of earth, oUUing up in quarters of Dur European diplomacy, most at hta door. He shut himself up “ —old man daily through all the years any garment—along the breast and back ing that it was lost, threatened a law-1 the RU*} u “ uew the full ol the moon, putting salt upon with, which all the more-dtatant mem- in one room, locking away hta clothe* down to the grave. It ta growing faster of a coat, for example. It recently had iber. held correspondence. The first )e*t they should tempt him to rally than anything else on earth. In 1704 a trial at a swimming-lmth. The at­ EidhLrt *7‘ rtuted in tho inter®*, il » lie- diplomatic letter dw|»toh«l by ra Amer- forth, aiid spent the whole of that win­ there waa one paper in thta country, br‘““- A singular fact connected which reallv call 1 man agvnt from .Europe was dated at ter wrapped up io a big gray comforter, with a circulation ot 16,000 copie* annu­ tendant, with it on, “took a header” disasters ia tliat the , ^ , ’ , , , p__:_ y-,. irrw..>,« wra,™,; into the water. He reappeared on the with steamboat -I—, — h-rra f,jr more trouble and hard work than a ; i Jau- 1<, 1T77. After the recogni- writing against time to complete hta work ally in a population of 600,000. In 1880 Abeur. pockets turned ! j systematic cleaning, such i bou of our independence, the first Min- by the Lt of February, 1881, while hta there are 6,000 newspapers with a circu­ surface almost immediately with the STrW -^■XrtuSSdei^SSri.a..- i.tereverraot the Uhitod Bute. children fed tlie aohfiers who fainted lation of 1,600,000,000 in a population of coat inflated, nnd was borne safely up. wj. pie truth netra to be U .t eorne ZrfcgrapA ‘ "r“» "tot to Parte, rad the 6rat Minfater from hunger in the streets, and begged 48,000,000. In the earlier period an of­ thetr hernl rail <m the ..‘i.er I l^ugrapn._______________ we ever teeeire.1 came from Parte. Our Subraquuitly he attached a small piece wtlerl-y piteously for a. drink of water at their fice printed a few dozen copies per hour, the trying hour dare-ope a cimmng .. negotiation, with Holland were moatlr door*. Hardly wrathebook finished when now a good office throw* off 100,000 per of lead to the coat and threw it into the hand denltiy m ortatn that » wmrthing for Strrage Beeerery. Sucted at Parte, and it wra at P«r» ita author raw the grand arrtuoptacopal hour. It ta making the air radiant and -rater, whort h irailyimtea. I' will human nature to bhuh at Robbery te Greenawrit, of Wdliamaport, te that a Bindiah Ambrawidor, .jpreteUy library sacked by the mob, .its. content* scintillating with idea*, multifarious, remain buoyant forty or fifty hours, and rejoicing in the recovery of her lost; instructed to that purpose' bv hta King, destroyed, and among a unique ---o them —;—• —--1— multitudinous and infinite in variety and if it will perform what is claimed for it that renders tjora । vujcei ©emsidara it. due to the prayers 1 made a treaty with Dr. Franklin in Jan- ancient chart of C “ • which * * , character and power. The pulpit, the the’ cathedral, [ which had been offered by herself 'and i uary, 1782, saying that Bwcden was the he had used just in ttWl supersede lifa-preaervers. One Courant. n time to prevent it* ' platform, the forum, the school, the ©dt friend*. She lost her voice about the | fir»t country in Europe widch iiad rob from being wholly lege, and every institution for the de­ would need only a traveling coat or Some gentlemen dining at a table middle of July, 1873, in consequence of unteered to mike a treaty with t)>e — ---------- - that in our seemingly velopmeut of thought and the dtaaemiwaiM made up with it in order to fed, dluAr. tl.e <x>nvernation turned upon ; a severe cold,'and since that time has United States, without request on our leaat important actions we aometimre ' nation of knowledge in the world are Dot in «H ordinary disasters, a perfect se­ oysters, which several of the company | only been able, with much painful ef- ' part, and tliat he hojied it would be re- " know not what we da” It ta, perhaps, ■ equal to it in power. There ta no eonteDded showed a sagacity that argued j fort, to speak in a whisper. For some ’ ’ curity. not generally known that "Notre-Dame preacher, no lecturer, no lawyer, do inthey must have brain*. A young num i time past, according to the story, she The treaties of jhwcc with England de Paris wra originally intended by its stitutiun which the uni tail energira of a Ever since the mutiny of 1857 the who had taken an unusually prominent hmj united with n neighbor in making the provisional treaty of 1782, and the author to form one of a set of three hta- \ hostile and adversary prvra cannot people of British India have been dis­ final treaty of Sept. 3. 1788, were «ae- torical novel* on the middle ages under ' crush and utterly dratroy. Well might their several raj*ct*. The two follow- the great Najxdron declare that a Dows­ armed, though generally in village* bor­ once of an elderly gentleman, his nei| dering upon a forest one or two inha) >- bar, turned to the latter, and said ;." Do morning of July 1 the infirmity would Paris that Dr. Franklin, in July, 1785, ing, however, were never . written ; not paper wm the regent cf sovereign* and »?” be removed, anil when the day arrived affixed hi* his signature to the celebrated you believe that oysters have ’ itaata are licensed to carry a matchlock, “Certainly I do, air,” was the proi *»d Mns. Greenzwrit surprised tier friends treaty with Praaoa of that year, the last which, although useful in driving ofl pointed reply, "since they know o to , by talking-in a natural tone of voice. public act of his life in Europe.—R. U. hailedwith n I Both ladies are accordingly convinced DantL, «n Atarifsarr. took it*.place hogs, is of small value in tiger-staying. shut up.” The doctor* ray that jumping the rope ha* killed * great many little girls. We have known it to kill some full grown men, lieeauae they couldn’t jump dear through it—ahcuhtenttoo broad. �■. •!..........--------------------------- ITE The fir»t right of that fonuidable furty-fout wall hurrounding the budding ! m«i«l have struck a drill thio the heart of many a poor debtor who had do hope of ever being able to pay. A bell high SATURDAY, JULY M, 1880- up in the wall was the means ot ad­ mittance, the wicket txdng opened by TIMOTHY TUMBLE. a riiabby old man, who appenred much Itette.r acquainted with the in aide of Omalak, July, 98tli 1880. tlie priaon titan the out, and who with Eriend Htromg : t a voice Urick with emotion or brandy Yeu bet I wus thare, and a more en­ anomalously bndtv me “walk atraight thusiastic mectin wus Dever held in on nnd turn to tho left.” Already the these parts. Wei, after the preeedent Kacriligioua hand* of ihe d«moli«herR waa chooain and he hadinterdooaed the were buny, and high heapa-of brickh ■peaker he act down aud the onerablc and rubbish were all that remained of gentleman rose and jest soaked it rite the immortal “tape” atop and keepers to cm. I tel you he throde the facs all lodge. The admixrion of Bpirita being round the room and evrybody cached contrary to the priaon regulations, em. Wei, after a while I found put “tape” in the form of brandy used to twaa a raterfleation mectin to make lx! retailed at exhorbitant prices. General Hancock preoedeuty and I felt Turning to the left, I paased tlirough be ot to be if lie was sech a good man, an archwar, and, in Charles Dicken’s and hed don so much for the co tint re. words* as applied to the Marshanlac Tbe onemblv apeeker aed the republi­ “looked upon the rooms in which the cans hed been steelin millions and mil­ debtors lived, and stood among the lions of dolars, but non got in jail. crowding ghosts of many miserable The same party had stole all the offices years.” Before me lay the “College aud had em yit. Tha had gotthe south Greco,” on which I could picture the iu d-Jt over 170 millions or more,, had scene of thirty yean ago the gaudy leg tbe Whitc House and capitol at Wash­ colonly promenadcing with a cigar, ington, mid hed dun lota of mean I have just purchased glancing superciliously nt the motly things for which tha must repent. orowd nrouud, chuckling over his last Wei, I am ever mi glad I dont .belong HnnnciaLexploit, ot planning another, to cm, alth I tride and tride to git ofi^e for tha future, the broken man gazing cans I thot thn wus onest. 0, how dejectedly at the bare wall oppoaiU*. after -fighting the world for years, glad I be to think I dident git caut in brought there at last, nnd a fnrnily de­ Of the above machines, such a nest. pending upon him for bread, the gent­ 0, I like to forgot, he sed the dem- leman, still trying to remember that he ercrats freed the niggvra—which I feel is one, despite tbe surrounding, forced thither by unsuccessful speculations, ao happy,0 so happy for, rams (’always having given out to hisfriendR that “he herd afore, twas the blok abolishionisj, is in the country.** aa if they did not aud*AI>e Lincoln, but! now I no who know where tbe “country” is, the un­ dun it, and 0, how goon it make? me fortunate, the younger son of a lord, who will be out to-morrow, the bank­ feel, why, Iva morned and morned cans rupt tradesman, who will be there for I wus a solger and thot tha wi;a to life, around theni.or between their legs blame, and now the cus is all taken a host of sqtinlling dirty children, oph me. Then agin be sed Garfield planing as happily in prison as they .touid any where else, the present eulisted in the aruiy and after a while building was erected in 1871, the pre got afrade and crept inside the capital vious one having been burnt down, to­ to keep* the bullet* from bittin him. gether with the fleet, by the Gordon rioters in 1780. What a glorious time What a couMnl he must a bin! while tho riots must have made for tho ------ ALL WHO WANT THE-----Hancock stade nU* Id tbe file and got roughs I How delighted they must have lots of fun. Then agin, he sed Gar­ felt to be able to shout, bawl, rush, fight, swear, without the slightest field took Credit Mobilie, DeGolyer, check I When the Act for the abolition Pacific, aud lots of other stock, but of imprisonment for debt was passed, dident say whether he took unny the Queen’s Bench wns turned into a SHOULD CALL AND SEE THE sheep, bosses, cattle, or live stock of military prisou, and the impress of the is more discoiiriblo than enny -^ind, m» 1 gvss his stock wus all latter that of the former. The windows, the ded, aud not wuth much only to salt lower half blocked up, the upper cov­ doan. Then agin, he sed snnithin ered with wire, aud strong iron bars about bonds, but thaLwasJa dedner. to fixed across, the heavy locks, the peep­ holes, the signals for the warders, the him, and ho tnwked reel careful, and । dark colls, I was incarcerated in one droot. it quic as ifl.twns red hot firon. f<tr about ten seconds : it measured 13 | Evry little while heed thro a shot J?at feet by 3 feet; every atom of light,evei the republicans nnd woncc he sed that > ~ the Dcmercrata , • furriture, nnd h a imp trap iu in iiiruiwr the door hub won [ . . had made, mistakes; . , , lumiun-, uuu that their Chicago resolutions that I where the rations were thrust through, declared the war a failure,. was a bad j • England is styled u free country, the try may lie blunder, but Ilia bad icnenU.1 of it -in eonnlry be free fiw. enough, but even eeery-Otic of or the the inhabitants 1 nhtiltnnta is u dependent rietM*nii«atit for for one Hack cloth nnd nthoit, and had got nu- happiness upon tlie pleasure of some­ It. WC.O CTT fnl onest and not t»o full of pure ciiNted-body ___ „____ ____ grand lady, who else. That nt-Mtan lother party,all of which tothcr reigns rtdgnit absolute almolutc in her small circle of Removed next door to Rcosc <Sc Detrick’s grocery, where you can find ah kinds of acquaintacc is despotically ruled by party says am t n in big capital*. • ' I little Billy at home, that potupous Wel« after convertin ever so nicnny । (-|(jerly gentleman who overrules bo stoped and I went to thinkin duble . everybody elese in conversation, is quic, fust, who gits the money in this , conipletefv attbenjcrcyoflris.redMode of best Oak Leather, Ohio Tannfd. Wo also keep ’ . cook. W hen„nll I quitcd the inter lit, «t ir,... I you- for pn^oot who g><» h ( .. n- , faced ior thr. pri|lo|| Vtnn>. d to th.-­ > !♦ KING OF JkXXr ---------------------- :---------- WK. E. CT.SBK »nd Team HAuJRnTESiSi ! For n nmall Btun’ of money and don’t you forget it. ■ Have you nren any of Will’s work! : If not call ou him. one 'door fiorth of , Boiite and Fnuicir, get his prices and ' you will trade. « - Attorney at Law, W. R. CLARK. Village Resolution. rd by reeotetivB that the straightning. altering and Attorney & Counsellor, in an easterly direction to Interwet said Main Rtreet. JZf H0UGHT1LIN, jmbltcflaprovamanl wWrwinlreitwtakingand n» Ing vi private property which (be eoawll have been unalile tu acquire Vy pMrehs—■ Till until I mill I «d. by Uncommon Couac'l el tbe village of Mmhvtllo, * LA-RG-E A.rtivr JUUC8 BUSSELL, SEWING MACHINES FOR ( JSH, dug tatera and drove hossca on the canal, and tho lies gut lota of stock he wont help me. ‘ Now what sbal 1 do T if 1 go to heer the demercrats speek tha call the re­ publicans liars and thievs, if I go to heer a republican he calls tlie demercrata traitors, thieves and liars. If 1 go to beer a prohibitionist or greenbocker tha say both demercrata and republicans are tbievs and liars and. cant be trusted. Why . Im u notion to start a party of my own and call it the do-aa-yon-please-jmrty. then my conshence will De clear. Now, Mr. Strong yeu go to tlnnkin and seJ if yeu cant discover the secret of tlie hul bisneiw. Why, tu like this both parties have stole ao much tha cant tel-the truth, and like the judge in the trial of the Irishman for steelin the hog. the only reeaon ths dont fgit punished ia Iwcanae the judge got part of tbe meat. Now lets let rm boil un­ til tha run over and if tha wil-pny us for wurkin for cm, lets go in and do as the rest do. I’m goin to set- who gits the meat in this file, and ill dont get a chunck 1 wil go bak on the hul pack. Yeunt til after lection, Timothy Tumble. OUBEUROrEAW LETTEIL M-, of said day, tar tbe ImpanocllM of a jury to ascertain the nsreeelty of using said land and the just < umjeusatlon to be made Uicrcfor! (44-47] PRANK McDEBBY. E.CHIPMAN, • Clerk. President AND Whips, ltoL>ei-». I>ut4tei*&, <Sc FLY NETS. CURRY COMBS, SWEAT PADS, . , BEST MADE COLLARS WITH HARNESS, —AND ALL KINDS OK----- IALL AND GET PRICES.-------- J^AMHVILLE LIVERY. Mcrnev can never make the real man any richer than be is without it, A lower jaw of an antediluvial mam­ moth was recently fished out of the Siver Dnceper by Russian fisherman; — AND--------it is ns black ns coal, and weigh seven­ ty-five pounds. A negro washerwoman goes every day to the depot at Richmond. Va., ex­ pecting to meet a man who told her, ten years ago, that he would return Estey, Bay State, and pay a bill due for wariiing.| Bridgeport, and WMtoey Onans, a A young man iu Maryland started Webber. Cbiekrrtng. out with with hone, nnd lance and Hale, Chrtattr, llane*. battle-ax to champion damsels in dis­ Broa.. Whitney and tress. He had not gone five miles when n red-headed school ma’«m pull­ ----- At remarkably-----ed him off his steed and rolled him in the mud. READY CASH, . ----- IN THK LINE OP GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, ALLEN BROS GRAND RAPIDS. Largest Stock Lowest Prieew LOW FIGURES. ORGANS PIANOS GOOD SHAPE And at a comparatively Smith, aolicitore for complainant, ordered that ti­ mid non-revidrut dclmqant cauac hia af.pearanc DR. H W. WHI2 MORE ol a writ of execution noderllte real of the Circuit BYandvirtue ._ MEAT MtARKET „ ‘ , for the I w Alien. o”ln.ei»i to the following described »te. »ltuatrd In the Township of Onngrrilte, of Barry, State of Michigan, known »nd de- lying cad of tbo Yankee Springs and Orange-' rille hlghway^xce|>l aa follows: Commencing at tbe ““srtrt1’u?‘ ?i i bqgtBnltx: al»o exception a ptert of land l-y O. Conner. In •outh-i»e»t eoroer of land fir»t above deaciihcd. all <ff which I shall expose for sale al public at>eii'4> or vendue to tho highr»: Udder, at the north front door of Ute C.-ort Houae, In the cltr of Llaatlnn, in salt! eoanty, on Saturday, the "klk W —f A H.,..-, 1 t» t MW1 fc. |„ Datrd, lis»ting«. Ju!v 13th IMO HENRY IldUGHTALIN. Sheriff. [0-481 by Wm. H POWERS, L'ndrr Sheriff. Notice of Mole ol Real Kfttote. Boise Ac Francis Du places in Europe where jollity ia more prftfCtieed than iu prison for debt,” and indeed a giuat deal of latitude ■went*, to have been allowed to tbe in­ Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Cheese ui Everything made in HHIKTH. It »ill hereafter be mod F.XTRA COST RIP DOWN THE BACK, it Caiitl i lint Chs Gnntj bn I Wish to inform all that by prompt at- Repairing Done In the Best Manner Possible! GHve Me h Call! fair ah arc of jour patronage. HltibMt Price imM Am* wen- Dot compelled to dwell inuitle the certain radius, and a day’s holiday was Dot at all aa impossible thing to. Sign, the Big Boot FRANK BAKSR. IN THEIR SEASON, Lard, by the lb. or barrel, fy The Highest Market Price paid for Hides, Pelts, &c. I Fbrosil GrOOdb, Thill "Wffiigllta wnN ' — •- — , > HENRY ROE. JMTILLWERYI I would respectfully announce te tbe public that STORE DRESS MAKING Having bought for 0A8H a large, neat COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. j Fresh and. Salt Meats, Smoked Hams and Shoulders, | XE W Mikheil, Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, BEST SHIRTS. J^ENRY KOE, Pkopkixtox —OLD RELIABLE------ SheriCr Kale. New Fresh Goods and Low SHEET MUSIC CONTINUOUS FACING, FINEST SEWED BOOT Which is tbe later-lard greatest improvr ment yet J. A BAUGHMAN. AND HURGEON, Woodland Centre,Mich. Day and night calls proa pciy alPHYSICIAN that comp'ainant cause a eopy of thia order to be personally served on the mid non-resident defend- GROCERY Prices. JgOOT AND SHOE SHOP. rpcLECTIC PHYSICIAN. Iteelderre and office Pd at Levi EHioita, Maple Grove Crn'-rv. rrsMcut <lefenJ*nt. And It la farther nnlvred that within twenty days the complainant eanac notice nf this ordet to be published In tbe Nashville Naws. a bablic newspaiier, printed, • pobliahed and circulated In .said — n— —1.( — —■ Naahvllle. Mleta. box don. Eng., Jllt 30, 1880. The old Queen’s Bench Prison will won join ite brother iu antiquity Tem­ ple Bar is ranking aa of the paat. There may be home living now who will call to inind many pleasant hours paaoetl withiu ite unpicturosqui: wall*. Hear what Thackeray aaya: “Strange F. A. JONES, PHYSICTAN and Burgeon. Day ase Night Calls prow pUy attended. Office at realRKGULAR deuce, north Mafu Street, Nash til e, Mich. filed to the complainant's bill and a copv thereof to be served on tbe complainant's solicitors within C. H. BERRY. Is Kaglaad a Free Cauntry. U • MonomraU, TombttonM, Muidra, ta., I In the rratlrr of the relate of Preston And keep constantly ou band a full stock of deceaaed • FANCY GOODS, Notke b hereby given, that in pursuance of an RIBBON8, LA(^», GLOVK, I am prepared '.to furnish order granted tn the un^ereigned. administratrix of SILKS, MITTS. the estate of mid deceaasd. by the He"— Jodgo of CORSETS, EMBROIDERY, Probate for tbe county of Cali-oun, on the 24th day HAT8. FLOWERS, of May. A. D-, IM, there will be sold a» public ven­ BONNETS. ETC., ETC due. to the highest bidder, at Assyria Centre, in the county of Barry, tn aald Mate, on Monday, tbe ftKh day of Angust. A. D.. IMO, at two o'eioek in the afternoon of that day (subject to all encumbcranc«w by mortgage or other wise existing at the time LOW RATER of ths deals of said deceased, <w at tbe time of sale, I the following described real aetata, U-wlU Tho east half of tbe north-east quarter ol section twenty (10) In township number three (11 north of range seven weet. In the county of Harrr and Mate of Michi­ COMMERCIAL TRAVELOR8 i*] gan. MARY M tTCHELL. Admx. ______________ , (43-48)______________ MADE A SPECIALTY Order of Publication. Opposite the Wokotl Houre, Nashville, Mkb. t Htate of Mkhiaan, County of Barry, Fifth Judi­ J. OSMAN. cial Circuit tn Chancery. Mult for dlroroe pendinf In (be Circa 11 Court for thecotant, of Barry, in Chancery. Loulaa M. Laaby, Coma»atnant,T» Abraham Leahy. Mandant. Il w j^NTEBPVISB I nr dale proven by tbe affidavit of AWJah M Flint, Solicitor lor Coiunlainanl ia thia cauae. that Abra­ ham I^ahy. tbo defendant, ia a Mb-rvaMcnt of tub State, but U a trektal af the Htate of I’cnnirlranla, lharefora in aowpilaoce with the statute In sueh caote provided, fl b ordered, that mid defendant appear and answer the bill of complaint filed in this causr, »Ithin three tnon'Ju from the date of this or- J. OSMAN, Prop. SMALL COST. Rrepectfully, American and Foreign Marble, -nr__ _______ ■ Hastings, Mich. Complainant, va. I John West, i ' Defendant. J DR. C. W. GOUCHER, It mtlatacUMlly apMaricg by affidavit on file in this cause that the above named defendant, John ELKCTIC PHY8ICTAFand Hargtwnl. prepare*! toanewvr all cal‘a that may be made for bto TfireMtare F Daerr, i CLOSE BUYINGI SINGLE OB DOUBLE TORN-OUTS -yyhex you w any- anything HARDWARE, Chancery Order. 0. C. WOLCOTT, other man is Itcted wil tlm pnv my eagerly pumping him for history nnd taxes? [Nirticnlai'K of tlie place, be was retailNow what shal I do, I caut git oflee, j »HR a l°»K account of liis rheunmliain dont like towurk. aint got enny prop- I ttU,i,.cold >“.<»•« n™\- lowing n . . . ; small gratuity (which was received erty, and owe ever ao mennj *>ets-, with abundant tbanks)upon the"btandHancock always was, born—soifled I n -------- Y- is rich, .1 -------------I------” old gate-keeper.I tMSMcd through never dun ennything but be a officer'| the small postcru, and entered the and git big pay. He wont help me | World of Fact once more. ' •_________ __________ Alpha. enny. Garfield is poor, waa born poor, pOWERS A BARLOW, thirty-firv aad thlrty-elx. In an easterly direction b Lnown. And be It frother resolred, that an ap­ plication will be made to William Killen. Esq., one •ChafKcry- ffan^pMifllnCIn the Cireult Court for the : County of Harrr, In chancery, at the Court House, d_. w"' ' ~ A' i WOLCOTT HARDWARE! pay! if I work for the canedate- who ••College Green”I found n party being pays me! If Hancock isjocteii wil I conducted’"over’by an old man who git a poslofice or consulate ! If euny | ®uSt’ n warder - there, and IDTS/ST GOODS. Catherine Ralston and Thomas BtaladelUadextend* IND WILL SELL THEM ON LONG TIME, ------ A.T THE 8HKRIFF Ym Truly, BOI8K A FRANCIS. •state. *r« required to Bp»*r nt a aeuaicx •wrt. ifou to be boldra >t the Prob.*, the city >.f n*»tlog», aid show ou>w, ll o be. wbr jin- prayer or (aid patltionei ■ >- tartUr 'oedorrd Hurt wdd prtlti<>M< � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-08-07.pdf.pdf b375db31a84f2bab743d252b3e660595 PDF Text Text ORNO STRONG, j Editor and Proprietor, Devoted to the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun, j NASHVILLE. BARRY CO.. MICHIGAN. SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1880. VOLUME VII. | TERMS: $130per Year I Credit Subscriptions >1.75 NUMBER 46. i —On Friday afternoon as Dr. GouchMyatt Kynu a native karen from goin tohav a canon, a fife and drum, a sy. It took the hoas by Rtorm. "Good!” LOCAL GI3BLE-GABBLX. I er was wending bis way homeward Bunnah. Asia, now a student in the lot of oficers, a wagon with 88 little I ’’^on»d!” tha all hollerd. So. actinon And Her Environs. I to tea with a fine watermelon under hie University at Ann Arbor, will deliver K»l. in ,bi<e..fr diner. 1 arm, Rol. Dunham,heavily loaded with a lecture npod his country, the customs that yule like—*—wel, yeujust Wate resnlushun. The weather is cooler. —Speaking about pigs, by the way ) and ace. Then wed have fire wnrka in j IFfcarai: The republican party bea , bad whisky, rudely assaulted him, manners, and religion of his people, at Malaria is more prevalent this month fanner Charles Fowler has a sow that. j 1 knocked the watermelon to the side­ than last. the Baptist church on Tuesday even­ the eveuin, tha wil be kompnsed ol— • P’J**’ 2?. ■ • a few days since gave birth to a, litter walk and tbe doctor on tbe arm. How­ ^Frank Parker lias secured a job in n ing next. wei. I dnnt like U> W. bnl Un.!, bn «.! of fifteen. ever he was soon arrested on a charge mill at Muskegon. E. IL White has been engaged by C. nice. Dont forgit to pick uo lota of war, freed the niggers, ’n wolloped die —The Central house baa been leased of assault and-battery, brought before A party of recreators, started for Pe- C. Wolcott, and on and after Monday nice poetry to tuck in yure speech, as rebs, tha mite hav dun it quicker, and to Al. Shaw, of Kalamo, and ho intends Esq. Powers aud fined >8 and costs toflky. last Monday. , i> t . . next, will measure hardware instead of twil Bound a plagy Kiteamoro hifalutin । fuLth<?JeaHS!': to hut in a brick oven, and run a bak­ or 15 in jail. Rol. choose the letter and .,..i iiii •• ii«»olva: Tha re to blame fur tbe Green core and colic dwell together, । calico. Ed. is a rattling salesman^ and and spredegle, and plese the wimin I dct »n oaght lo boUnced. ery in connection with the house. | was taken to jail on Saturday, but tbe under the same roof. । we congratulate him upon his financial fokes aufully. Whanu: Wheat is abort, corn 'a a —Messrs. Evans, Fox A Savage of next morning hk friends appeared at Mrs. El iu VanDyke, of Delivan, Wis., promotion andC. C. upon the acquiniWe heerd from Kalamo tother day, failnr, tatursare rottin, otc® are poor, Maple Grove, is another firm that baa the jail, paid his fine and costs, and . ia vjsijj'wplia.... fielen Allen. __ 1 tion to his large and lively place of bus­ and lb» .nd ih.t tbnn- wa«a pnnlin atnek i. bn'n»i. waTO>. many to tight, been made happy by C. C. Wolcott, he Rol. was allowed to sniff the air of old buly; \and I shall have little Rosy iness. ofice in West Kalamo doin a big bnaiJinolri: The republikin adminisalwavH near nearxme, she wiped , her VDr. F. R. Timmerman, a graduate of neas, mebby tis run by yure old coris- traahun is to blame fur the bn! uv it, always \me,”, and aho delivering them a complete threshing freedom again. ■ria. rig, engine and all, on Monday. the Homeopathic Department, of the pondent, <%um> he fltopd ritin a while and must step aside fur* more progree- Occasionally some drunken rowd •* i University, at Ann Arbor, has entered agoand mrbby b.gnt » big beagnin to I —The first story of A. C. Buxtons are heard ou our streets after dark, dis­ I carbuncle, for the past few days. heron Mr. and Mr*. Crocker are visiting into partnership with Dr. H. A. Barber start a paper of bto own. brick is up. The masons are doing a turbing the quietude of the. evening better and lien-ln-before stated and set forth, and will take up the practice of medi­ look wd to yure lawreln, cause thares viz:—short crops, lowages, tight utuny, good job, and when completed, All. with their boisterous talk and mon­ friends in Battle Creek, thia week. Mrs. Geo. Barnin, living two miles cine with him in tills place. We under­ ' fun abed shore if he prints all the nuse l,ir£ P'jldic det, etc. etc. will -not only have t|ie largest, but the opolizing the walk to the detriment of stand that Dr. T. stood A No. 1, in the in that toun, for tis asnortin place for i nnd j j;PI^by (accordi" to the*lettur best built stogie stefe in Barry county. passers-by and at other times some north of this village, is seriously ill. Mrs. Hammond, of Lapeer, is visit­ graduating class at Ann Arbor, and is, I items cordin to yure old corispondent. I ttnd spirit of these presents) requested, boys are beard at about, tbe same time —Perry Fleyhearty was ont fishing ing her daughter,Mrs. H. R. Dickinson. undoubtedly, well qualified to combat | Im a goin to take his paper when it 1 and in duty bound to ishu seven millyn on Wednesday eve., when a frog took in the evening laughing, hallowing and Boise A Francis have been putting a the various diseases, of which tlesh is cums out so I ran beer from tbaro ca- | kr«>nl»x.-ab«>lnto mon<y,-to supply refuge in one of Perry’s trousers legs. blockading the walk. The noiM made . . . . , , . 1 the defishunflv caused by failur uv the The frog and Perry jumped alternate­ by tbe two parties is hardly distinguish - new roof on their store the past week. heir to, and we bespeak for him the monaly and no how gnmpaand Ilia rr<,p,. fur whccli the adinintotnisban to Ainsworth A Brooks have erected a confidence and patronage of those fokes gita along, and heer who gita 1 directly and hully responsibul. ly am^of the two we think the old man able, and tbe action of the boys tends resolusbuns was enrrid lected justice of the peecc next spring. 'The 1''-------------------------------‘ amongst to create talk to tbe effect they arc in new veranda in front of their house on needing medical or surgical aid. was the worse scared. cheers, ’n we went hum feeliir that we the habit of imbibing to freely of South Main St. Timothy Tumble. । lied du n a good.! hio went to I e 1 ’n drem—Mr. Warren’s little girl 7 years old TIMOTHY TUMBLE. C. A. Nichols has displayed a couple | tonics. Would it not be better for the | ed uv the da in the near fucher. when living in Assyria was bitten on Mon­ FOUE CORNERS. evry man can hev bis pockit full uv day by a maunugn. She was in the oat | boy« to find some other amusement of neat looking signa in the front of 1 Omalak, Aug., 4th. 1880. absolute many, pa his dets, carryhuhis shoe store. | more becoming to gentleman. field with her father and stepped on ' । hed up, ’□ feel like a fitin cock. Clement Smith talked tenfperance to Marshal ><>■»<.■ Parker rethe reptile, which bit her on the ankle. j। —On Tuesday iuvmu»j mninum Youle hear from me agin. Thare a powerful site of troth in the Font Corners, Avo. 3d 1880 i One of the B(h)ots Medical assistance was summoned in»- I reived a description and portrait of a a full house, nt the Christian church on old sayin, that "it never runes, but it Mr. Strong: mediately but she now lies in a critical ' alleged to have committed a mur- Sunday evening. pores,’’ cans ita don nothin but pore all Tbe harvest is past, the summer is , Several l iw suits have sprouted and LOCAL MATTERS. , der somewhere in Canady,with iostruccondiBoo. the time this Burner, and thems got most ended, dog daze are close onto i i tions U> arrest and detain the culprit if will l>e ready for the lawyani to harvest crops on low land has to padle in mud V—The Castleton democrats held u us, snakes begin to shed tbaro skins, C7Don’t boy until voo see the Large in n week or two. be was to be found in these parts, and caucus at Union HpJI, Tuesday even Horace Larkin has again commenced if tha do enythihg to thare crops a frogs hev changed thare voices, thresh- I Arm, White Sewing Machine at Wola reward of >350 was offered for liis ar­ in’n begun, new peas, tatcr-s, beans, | c°tt’s. Best in America. tall. mg, when they named the following rest. The portrait was shown to mv- work on bi* new Iioum , and will soon ' a*M<>u Wei, I’flgoin to tel yeu how my lem- cowcambers, roatiu ears, apple saw, etc. gentlemen as delegates to the county GT 1 placed in stock 61 cases of the have it uvmi completed. cral here in the village, and two or “ Th. Wta.Mt™tion is railed u> Mrs. i -'or so menny foke. hex cum. ’n makes the Doctors ’n chil- ! Jack Richardson Boots and Shoes on convention to be held at Hastings to­ day: Wm. Martin, Ira Bachelor, Geo. three expressed the opinion that they Oldfield’s card iu regard lo drrasmak I p01 1 t"ont bc l"”'t c““6 t'rlxMl drun laf; polvtix begins to sizzle, and Monday last. I have sold this work ■ i i . ' for the past 3 years Tand given knew the party and that he lived in |1(.v itw!has || be\old W. Francis,Alex. Blair, J. M. Wood, ing, in another column. I h"rt. ‘,be’r . B"‘ a,Kr tbe frood n re Iwkin fur the du when sum upon- gnod Assyria. Parker did not feel confident ' L. L. L«omto Im. secured the post of 0111 ,,ck’0" ,old h»’ b» iK>t tbe l»“- sei uv the truth, ken cum and give us cheap for cash. and H. A. Dickinson G. A. Truman. that he bad found his man and con­ thepure unadulturated thing. Indeed, 1 w, nt b“m ™»de —During the thunderstorm of Sun­ cluded to wait a few days and make shipping clerk for the firm of Rico 4- I o,“ “"<* "h"l“r WHITE. Wtthont whisky I thot 'diongsta virtu us peepul like us, twood i day evening, lightning struck Charles further Investigations, bdtaomo who Moore, of Gnutd Rapids. The White Machine is warranted for n't do to talk any thing els. 5 years. « Go and see it the Wolcott Calvin Ainsworth and wife, returned | Baker's barn in Assyria. The barn hail wen the portrait and thinking of Wal.Mr. editor, I tho’t bains folks Hardware. " ” after considerin the matter 1I ”* " contained this Mason’s crop of wheat of the >350. reward determined to go from their western tripou Wednesday, ' sum, but cum to the coclushon that Id let the bul had got over bilin boot tother letter, ,, .—------;-------from 25 acres, bay, fanning tools, etc., and make an arrest,but before they got looking as fresh as posies. ■„ Doc-. re.K-r.te,. or th. em.r uv hi. | .Xt'e^Sd thing drop. But I must tel yeu 2 or 3 ’which were entirely destroyed by fire. to Assyria made up their mind hot to The weight social, on Friday even­ The loss will approximate from >800. be too fast and came back to await ing, for the benefit of the R. IL C., de- ' things veu can rvli on os fakts. First, waze, 1 d bash upanouier dose, so folks | boots are all miuk by hand and every , yen never see politiks so auful dul as ken hev the fun uv rimin round the | pair warranted, they are undoubtedly to >1,000, with no insurance. further developments in the case. clnred n dividend of over >10.00. t,‘e n.\ar^ch 801,1 now, thares lots of parsons that want naborhood to reed The Nlzf.. . . , . , 11 elusive y by [46-tf I I). C. GRIFFITH. —At the Red Ribbon meeting last The opinion now is (hat tbe Assyria Rev. O. B. Waters, a Congregational oticv next spring, and tha oasent say Wai, harvest wuz a hot one, ,n aider <___J____________ Monday evening, the question of a party is not the one they are after. minister, of Hersey, preached at tbe wh’ch side thare on for fere thale be flodefree. Wheat is wa below zero in U7 Three-Year-Old Colt for Sale, ______ Enquire of E. Cook. temperance picnic mass meeting, wok , —An unfriendly feeling, bordering Christian church on Sunday, last. on the rang Hide, and git beet as I did ycald, corn is slim.taturs ’er rotdn.dats f again brought up and a bommittee of on enmity, has for a long time existed . Thomas Purkey, who has been con­ onct. Did 1 ever tel yeu bout it ! Wei, are smutty, but ha. Iteans ’n apples are Mew Store. two wire appointed to confer with a between A. J: Hardy and James Mnon- fined to his home, by flickncss, the past twas thus: me and nuther feller got a staviu crop. So we’re all bavin our nrc.A.Nichols has opened that Boot like committee from each of the other and this week trouble has been renew­ few ftee'iA, is able to be out again. auful hot for ofice, and we got ever so teeth Mt wide fur ha and beans, and and Shoe, Hat and C tp and Notion I store, in the Yates’ block. New Goods clubs in the township. The meeting ed and each have tried in the courts of ■^E. A. Bush has bought the Nichol’s menny other feller* to work for us,and tonickin up our Htumicks fur aider. and Low prices. Call and Aee me. for the committee was appointed for justice to have tlieir wrongs alleviated Rite hen*, I must tell you that Hank property, on north Main 8L and will fit wedresed up reel nice and kept wawknext Wednesday at 2 o’clock p. in., nt or their spite satisfied. Hardy holds a »» new urz. hez him lost uui his Hiit'iuiur wife; dide him last week weea C7" Everyone Mudying economy, in mung the people all d:>y lection day. Wiles it up for a dwelling and shoe shop. “ P»ir of Richardson the Christian church. mortgage on Moore’s wheat and other and shook ha uls with evry man woo- 'n left an infunt babe, so wn’rc- awful I The Blue Ribbon Club gave a fine ............................ 1 Boots or Shoes, last you one year and ’ ProP7 ; *‘v,- and on Monday uihu and child, and tawked ever so sorrowful. Nessie’s ben sick. Solar he’s warranted. For sale at Truman’s. -A County Convention of the Probi- I little concert entertainment at the suit *T" was brought before Eiq. nice, and wore a paper coler—all but sick, otberwaze we’re in good health. bition Reform party trill be held nt I'> '?. - Parady - Christian church, Sunday afternoon. . C7 Buy only the genu inti Singer. the Conrt Houne, in the city of H«- >», °™ »«»•““ Moore for ■ me, I hadent enny and smild, and Mary’s gone to Battle Crick, ’h so her Ed. Wies.of Manton, who has been j; smild and yit a vilin, til evrybody got two Gorges ’n Frank hev lost thare . la, ii.trtf 111 <1 rmt rr f ronilur,.,l «ar«>l Timely Wurning. ings, on Wednesday, August 18,1880, nt . debt, judgment rendered and an officer cud. John ’ s gone to Kanedy, Davy ’ » on a visit to his old horn**, during har ­ i thru votin and the pole^ wan closed, The person that took a pair of panta one o’clock p. m., for the purpose of up- , *proceeded to Moore’s to take some moved to Bellevue, Bernie he’s marred pointing delegates to the State Con- I whvat. Moore told them that it was vest. returned to Manton on Wednes- : when we begun to feel auful week ’n settled down to domes tick affirze from Truman’s store that did not be­ long to them, will please return them . ... I bout the nees, and after the hed men with his brother Bob, whonutwithgieanionnl and Senntorinl Convention., Mrs. Dr. \V ickhain is visiting under jtaj counted the votes tha told us neet- standioreports don’t ride out wjth no at once and save exposure. * mo disposed of some of the and to transact such other business as “ mortgaged * ■* the parental roof in Maple Grove, and | ht;r wun of UM WMslected and we mite wimin. The burglers hev lien round Everybody is in love widi die Large the Convention, when assembled, may ' proDerty, and on Tuesday Hardy had an{j hum we did go, and I ankle Dan’s agin, old Pink-1 went to Arm white Sewing Machine, except hiui arrested on a criminal warrant, the Dr. gets his rations at the Wolcott . deem neceasurj- to be done. town got too much red eye and. lost his agents for other machines. never run foroflee acncc, cans I dident lw;a feller cum along aiid got the bulg and brought before Esq. Parady, Pros­ House. —On Wednesday last, Fred David­ ecuting attorney Knappen appearing Dean Flcmingand hie mother started wnIlt to git tide to a nuther feller agin, on Gorge on a hoss trade, ’n Gorge giv 17 Full Styles of Hat* and Caps Truman’s. son, aged 11 yeans son of postmaster and entered a nolle protu. Hardy then on Thursday, for Beckford, 111., to vis- nnr gjt nufu| tired wurkin for what him a V to put the liarneos back on his just received at own hoss. Tom trize to mix io with Davidson was trying to adjust a belt had papers unit'd and put in the hands it a nister of Mr. Fleming and other | i|lrt Jont want me to hav. f7 Bee-Keepers should use die i the feminine, but tha sour on him t<K> in the Powlis carding mill, where he of constable Osmun, who seized the friends. Comb Foundation for sale by Wei, we’re goin to rnag a pole here ' quick sens lie left his wife. Gorge D H. T. Daviimon. has been at worJ for several weeks mid wheat and other personal property un­ Will Sherman returned from Kansas bimeby, and twil be auful crooked he’a so all tired hi toned, he gosj plum inHf like ruillvtirku The hnt irii >«» n i ,o Nnahvillc, and climes the hiest p.Dthe bookfl in the belt caught his sleeve der mortgage, together with 30 bus. on Thursday, whither he went nearly jUBt <7 Three Quarters of all the Machlike p< IlytickH. I be but wil be a ad(. rou d Un, burg bU and drew his arm around the of wheat, which Moore ruined on two years ago. He prefers to live in hickry, reel solid to stik iu the ground. nv the tft-o, she ’» in the smallest biz- chines sold throughout the the world in 1870 were Whites. . pulley, breaking the large bone be­ another farm and was not included in Michigan. “ ■** — «call —••*« • that we — wil the deme rc rat,* cause I11Kh Mance h<-'s strut an long side tlte tween his elbow and shoulder. Dr. the mortgage, whereupon Moore had Miss Jennie Howe and Mrs. S. T. tls the startin pint and fou nilastin of auburn haird skool mom. Sum uv the THE JEWELER. Youug dressed the wound and Fred Hardy and Osmun arrested for tres Wilcox, of Rochester, N. Y. were the pole, as the deniercrat Party is the boyi took in too big a corner uv that C. W. DEMARAY. "beergnrdin tl.c 4th. but thare gals clung The finest stock of Clocks in Barry is now doing welL pass, the suit coming off before Esq. guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. W Howe startin pint and foundiunun of the to urn like cockul to a mule’s tale. or Eaton county. over Sunday. goverment. Then after a little we Charley’s tryin to raze the devil with The .small boys of this place, are Parady on Thursday. Parady has not 17 A good stock of straight Elgin A. C. Wilson, of Assyria and ex-Co. call it whig, caus thares a pace of bark the dutch; Jo coorln’t ketch onto a gal, early learning the art of money mak- yet rendered a decision. Watches, will not handle a Watch But surveyor was in the village Thursday, oph and the pole begins to rot. Then a no be tiide to ketch onto a hankerebief. c m be recommended by all, all fu'l iug, and with genuine enterprise, they then a liame strap, and wound up by surveyingout tire new ditch, to be dug Nichel movement, Straight Line Es­ little further up thares a krook. thata tryin to bust his biler with biackberrvs LEWIS DURKEE FOR SENATOR. are out in the morning, and at every on Durkee St. whare. the old republican corns in, but coodn’t git presliur enuff. 01 G. capement, Quick trains. train that p-sscs along the road, from (7 A fine line of Jewelry and Silver Geo. Truman has been promoted to then up a litfle further cums a not- warze govmunt socks ’n one da be lade ' z Tbis being the year in which Barry' three to five boys may be seen making of Truman’s, head clerk, in the long brick, and Ar­ hob, that* the no-nothing-party, cans urn off’n the boyajriim the thick oiler Warr. Two doors south C. W. Dema ray. their regular trip through the cars, while county isallowcd to choose the nominee that riz frum urn, tho’t thadc do fur rat thur Allen, of Vermontville, fills his yeu dont no whats in the not-hole, mice and bed bpg exterminator. So they stop at the station, disposing of for senator in ibis district, it gives Tur. t?" You can get the Celebrated former position. then cums an old whopin lot of nota, the nut one into a box to hold the oder Stark and V.oorman Put. Sand-imnds fruit, papers, and every thing they can News pleasure to name a citizen of Rev. W. B. Williams, of Charlotte, thnts the fresoilers. Then the pole gits ’n Ol he raved ’n tore ’n sed tha didn't put on your Buggies at E. Cook’s for find, that can be sold to the traveling Nashville as a man in every way worthy do that wa in York State. Lib is goiu will preach in the Christian church only >2.00. They are worth five time* of the confidence and support of the auful crook id thats whare the aboli­ to Petoska, ’n Mvrul other wimin’s go­ public, and getting a fair profit. Republican party of this district Mr. next Sunday morning. Let him have tion republican party bicbes on. The in to Boston. Miner rides in a hpattern what they cost to any wagon. —Fntz Lenz, who Tur News read Lewis Durkee,a stalwart, and the re­ new carridge, owns a him!id hoas, ’ n to a full congregation. f krook* represent the hevy blows the 17 Wilson & Howe still sells Boots ers will remember slashed his dirk cognized leader of the republicans of keep him frum exercisin too much Mr. and Mrs. Levi Leister and Jaoob party delt rite and left to nok oph the smugee the skeetera out uv the orchard and Shoes as low as the lowest. knife into Del Squires right hand, at a this vicinity, posseaaes all of the quali­ Dred Scott decision, slavery and all nites. Feigbner, of Crawford Co., 0., have C7 Wilson A Howe sella Tobacco dance at Vermontville, a couple of fications for this important position, The marshal uv Bellevue's ’up this for 40 cents. the cursed frutes of our fathers policy, months ago, was arrested at Muskegon and if nominated and elected will con­ been visiting relatives and friends, in also whare lha tride to nok the bark wa lookin fur burglers ’n the folks m, thia vicinity, the post week. taks amarrid woman along to help hunt on Friday, brought to Vt. Ville, and duct himself in a manner that will not nph and make a dene pole of it. Then *n so uv corse when ita dark, tha sa tha Advancing rears, care, sickness, diaap Can tire young people who occupy the arraigned before Esquire Bodine to an­ only reflect credit upon his constftnente cums a reel big bunch on the pole caus­ look along the fences. He ‘a an officer and hereditary predisposi­ swer to the charge of assault and bat­ but upon bis district and native town. church steps nearl** every evening as a ed by pismires seekin after the sweet ea calkelates to do his hul duty. Tha ’a pointment, tion—all operate to turn the hair gray, tery upon young Squires. He plead Mr. Durkee is one of the pioneer resi­ ♦rysting place, be properly called step­ asp ruunin out the woodpeckers holes aaulher otonr bout a feller goin to Cha- and either of them inclines it to shed lott, leavn nis woman, skippin far 01- prematurely. Ayer's Hais Vigo* not guilty and in default of bail was dents of Nashville, and has held sever­ children f If thev can. whose Y iu the bark, and biten the bark makes taken to Charlotte to jail, and the trial al positions of trust, and has always Henry B. Dewey, of Hastings, wm it gro big and a little week. That* the evit to ace sum gal, bat nobod v bleves will restore faded or gray, light or red it, coz be’s a msrrid man ’n tha never to a rich brown or deep black, as may was Mt to come off on Friday. in the village Tuesday, canvassing for do aich things. faithfully executed his duties, however be desired. It softens and cleanses t e greenback pert, it represents them af­ The na skool boas is done, Billy dan scalp, giving it a healthy action. It —One night last week Mrs. Allen was arduous they might have been. For the life of Gen. Garfield, by A. G. Rid­ ter the dollars of the daddys, and bit­ agood job, Tillisoa bot the old one to removes nod eurea dandruff and hu­ dle. He will canvass Castleton. en to git the hole biger so tha can git makes hoasav. coming into her house and, unawares, five years he has been Supervisor of mors. By its use falling hair facbeckA trio of exoentrics, accompanied by at em. Then the pole wil be in 4 parts We had a ratifleashun meetin tother ed. and n new growth will be produced rau agatost a man who was trying to Castleton. We cordially reccommend peer into the window', probably with Mr. Durkee to our republican friends, a diminutive mule, and a large covered for the partya now iu the field, and top nite. When we met twasn’t desided in all cases where the follicles are not wno we'd ratify, so we got together, destroyed or tbe glands decayed. Ita wagon, passed through town on Wed ­ with the prediction that a better can ­ of all wee! put an old pocket book the intent to get an idea of the locality Levi. Charlev, Alfnrd, Ea, Hank, Min­ effects are beautifully shown on brashv of valuables which be might burglarize didate for Senatorial honors, or a man nesday night, advertising for a Jack- stufed full of aumthin to make it look er. Lime, Nate, Mitch, Bill, old mao weak, or aick(y sick|y hair, on which a few “ ■ the —- glosskgig big which wil represent what th* all Runnels, ’n a fa others, held a little applications will produce Tbe man tied and Mrs. Allen gave that will roll up a larger vote, will be aon firm. coofurence meetin, talked over tbe freshness of youth. . juuiuiCTw Harmless and W. R. Griffith h at Ackley,Iowa, is air after. chase, but the vQlian cleared tbe fence hard to find in Barry county. crops, bad weetber etc. when, without — When wegitreddv to rase the pole, lookin fur it tha called me to the chair. sure in ito operatic- His inoompara quite ill with intennittant fever, pro­ at a bound and ran down Church St. ble as a dressing, a I is especially valC. C. Wolcott is doing a rushing bus­ duced from taking cold in a broken we waat yeu to cum and make a spred I addreat tbe meetin breefly onto the ued for the soft lua rsnd riebneM of and a loaded revolver within reach, iness with the White Sewing Machine, tooth, the bad iob afa dentist. Billy egle speech, as yen dont belong to any vide oashunul ishase, ’a tola the bovz tone it imparts. If Obuiw neither oil and will probably gi ven strange visitor there has already been twenty-five sold is now in a condition to appreciate the party. Yeu must pat in yure speech on tbe hal I thot twas best to ratify nor dye, and will u ‘noil or color white Jasjou the hair, earn brie yet it loaf a cool reception if they intrude nt the since their introduction. We judge good homo he left in NMhvillc, to bet­ lota of yankee-doodle, hale-clnmba. short *n that’s the onlv wa oat. ishu and keeps it fresh a they must be'just the machine. and lota of other nice lawk. We’re more greenbox to supply the difiahunter hh condition. Fob Bale midnight hour. r all Dea licks. LIFE IN NASHVILLE I �DEATH. raising herself from her tazy position in the hammock. ' It took a great deal to excite her, for she wfis of that sluggish, luxurious tempemmmit that tittle heeded mere pawing excitementa. . “Just listen," and £dith reads from the book: . ' Ezatjuro, Tiimsin'.'. Oct. «, IB—.—A® thi® Crave I forgtaeoe** ? is my last year at iwbixil, I shall keep a diary Thumxjat, April 1.—Mother grows frailer. of any important event* that may E*p;»on to Sometime® I pray that aha may be mine yet a littl^hrger. She cling® to mu ae tenaciously, dopcBfexpa me in all tilings. The estate far settled/ Everything ta mother's and mine— even thia pmon-houae. Cousin Rob writes me that our apartment* in Pans.are awaiting na. I Hunk I shall have mother removed before the warm day® oome on. I do not know whether I shall like Cousin Hob's new wife or not. Some and tbe other Prof. Huntington. I deapta* the of ths death of tin- elder hl by Mr. James H. Simp- ' _ ----- — “‘d wh° *“ • Pe*rt to lum. u very graphic. He narrates the incident Booth. I liad taken passage. cm the steamer J. Cincinnati, at the same time that Booth did, though at the time unknown to me save by reputation. - We had been one day out from New Orleans when I no­ ticedaman walking bock and forth in the saloon, with his hands behind him, his head bowed in deep thought I sat oljsefving him closely, tiring to recol­ lect when anti where I hod seen him, for that I luul certainly seen tltat max? I was fully con vinced- A gentleman came tome ana remarked : “That is the tragedian, Booth.” I then remembered having seen him in his last play at the St. Charles I Theater, New Orleans. , The second dav out he was absent from the saloon, ana, j on inquiry, I found that he waa confined 1 to his state-room very sick. Well know­ ing the careless regard strangers have on those boats for one tliat is rick, I at once visited his room, aixilogizing for my in­ trusion, and offered my services to him in any manner tliat might l>e useful. After scanning me with a look of pene­ tration and surprise that I can never hirget, he accepted the offer. On examin­ ing hi» roam I found that he hod been neglected. I immediately culled the porter, had the room cleaned out, clean linen put on him and on tbe bed ; ordered some gruel made for him, as he . hired girl came into j I to right," and ear-1 riod the jispera away,. Thia is alxxit the f way with all extempc aonougu wu in » mau woo uevxi* as Ktu, OOe.-Z^.a ,7OW7tof. PAUSING lathing suit says it is the safest and .’urest way to reform. A great number of rheumatic people who object to the round dance like to be Beecher professes to honor the man who slops over. He says if a man has a Mg bucket and only a pint of water he PITH AND POINT. won’t spill it “ He, Monsieur Owen I ” interrupted1 gracefully a® powible. I® it miserably aclfiah Ax Illinois lady writes that the mission in m* to wiab that Courtn Bob had newr marJean. of a widow in this life is to tell to her TbeUrd® trill HUk mUr he. Bars things right—The hen. m, If folk® should read thin book of mine they'd1 bed? casual male acquaintances how elegai t From tb-ir m«* of early June; think it funny I didn't include that individual1 Tvoday, June IL—Wo are ix/ Paria. I think Tub ties that bind-—Advertise. . 11 other j] Th® becw awara round ita doratu calling himself pater’families in my lint of ad­' mother baa improved. Whom xhould I meet p«T1 p. Free of charge—An empty gun. mired maaculinea, but I claim him with all the1 to-day but dear Prof. Huntington? I came Eli P erkins understands something T‘J abominable lot—and why ? Looiae Kent know-1 near making my*elf fooiiah, but it wa® ito like cn uub , That man is indeed “hard up" who about the distillation of wood ashes; but • meeting aomethiug infinitely daar to one. He he says it is impossible to got a lie IL. out j ^°n°t get credit for even good inteu“ Heavens ! Eth, is tliat name there, ta ®o Kilcnt, ®o sober, *o gentle, no gallant. Hi* of whole cloth. or are you fooling us asked Owen, face Boeru® to tel! me of some history. I wonder Whex the trunks of a society belle are Wht is fashionable society like a what tt ta. . I wonder if he baa carried some coming up, and looking excitedly over recret in Ids heart until it ha® turned to atone, driven into Saratoga the ancient inhab- ' worming pan ? Because it is highly her shoulder. All the group gsthereii like mine? He i* the same lone man. ; itapts think that a lot of circus wagona I polished, but very hollow. .Thinking. । round the girl to satisfy themselves that WEDxnPAY, July 3.—Last night mother slept ' are entering the village. i A little girl in church, after the con­ tho reader had not payed a joke on but little. I feel she is slowly slipping from I A LADT being asked how old she was tribution-plate had been passed, comthem. But Ethel's face told plainly me. Bhe ha* Been telling nu> to-day of tho , re plied: “I waa married nt eighteen; ' placcntly and audibly said : “I poi.i ONE YEAR OF A GIRL’S LIFE. that the revelatiop was as shocking to happy day® of her girlhood when her proud old my husband waa then thirty. Now for four, mamma! Wm that right ?' herself as to tlie others. Her exci table fathi-r, Lord Autly---“ Let’s leave thin room just as it is, nature displayed itself in the short, “Autly, did yoji'Bay, my sun?" asked i be is twice os old—that makee me twice ' Smithers believes in unlucky nummomma, bee, isn't it quaint? Jean­ tremulous breath and flushed cheek, os old. I’m thirty-six. : Ixth. For instance, he says, it’s nnAdams,'starting from his seat I lure®, un as । Horatio —— Lonire! like one half wild. AU the group invol- | * nie, do look at this head of Beatrice and she pronounced the name, ‘•• Lv.^ On its death bed the Corry Daily i lucky to have thirteen perstnis at the j the frame—how elegant I This certainly Kent?' I untarily started to their feet. Prcsa exclaimed: “You might Preu exclaimed: o ns well I table when there is only dinner enough .must have been some girl’s room." “Lord AutH’,” rejxmted Owen. H tty for ten. try to drive a railroad milrood spike with a • tack ■' — — “Marvelous coincidence," ejaculated | Ethel Adams went prying curiously the family sire. “Tliat wtaxmy grandfather's noxxfl hammer os to run a nonpareil newspaper *“ H I. avb you got the .rent ready at about the room as shq spoke. It was a I . .... HHr e in a small pica-town. ” ' ' last? ’ “No, mr; mother's gone’out r lost?" “I fear it is some omen of evil,";Autly, ------ Autly—yds, tliat’s it, my uiotheJBI .most unique and strange apartment, responded the slightly suiieratitious • father. He had seven sons, one married | Uurd tliml rt <l»y bo was waaUkim bo could not u..t j| T Jug toilowing explanation of ol a legal washing and forgot to put it ofit for you." ®Y alter I ho taken he he following which seemed to have been hidden away wife, who had learned from her Scottish I a jx-nsnnty-daughter iind grandfather i turn oyer I- «>*‘w'that by a Teutonic momlier ... without . , help. ,• w. ttat he I) term tenn is offered by mcmlier of “Did she tell yo.u she’d forgotten?" f"--from view for years, perhaps. Many grandams the fostered stories of witch | disinherit hopeless condition, and, and, the the Canton Canton Police Police force: force: ““Ven Ven II git git me me “Yes, sir.” ’ rinherifed ------him. ----But---I-------have---------hea’d |। was **• getting in “a Impelerecondition, things had been removed, but the win­ and fairy. .I,....:fellow and became I| [hulking thinking to >tunnl»to stimulate bi. hta oneruhw, energies, gave ool out „ u hab,.^ reorpiou. .corpiou* I am con churt chust ra a* ■ j that he was a.shrewd Seven doctors gathered around a man dow-hoggings were still left—a massive Ho- j rich, enormously -------’ -------rich, ,--------in fact------he owned zxuvu Ii 0,01 o0011’ brandy and yuter, water, having to । veil ^eU catch a man where he ain't ain’t as us where who fell on the walk. Four called it a “I rememlxir now,"” continued 2'. ••••■• walnut chrir, a stool of embossed velvet, ratio Adams, “hearingr onnn tlmt Vjxawre.x ‘ Il milTimWl. nitfal link linn IXrt.l.l I KlltllTllte .1 lUlLf 111 tl IlhlCC it between 1 l.A iu “ He. u.tu>i must .« lie the .one. Read saturate a mg and place he is.” • once -that there , a manor. Ln cose of sunstroke, and the other three said and many trinkets that make a rex,in was some mystery _in _the' ________________ ___on." _ ' * ^.^^t , Tf” i-' to, family. Sir _______________ on, my son, read mysterr the it was a~ fit ‘ Alofig came a small boy cozy and homelike as well as elegant. Gregory was' ’killed ‘,r ’ almost * * instantly ' | Owen continues: aud proved it wo* fianona peel. At one ride was a mantel of stained mur- while on some iwiki H’,-1 How Uow iw-tatluir. 'I.v"™ ™5thtoi"‘n‘" ,we"ly-«v., Ceuta in the o““lmtionPl°.x — cxjusfition. bor father, port i*xti Autly. Autly, unnit taught bar her to to ! ' Tab* her up Umilnriy, naw ___ and _____ raced u ogrant, rat.rajra. ^ptayra jXjwra unb^.^ ble, and above this hung that wonder­ kept blooded horse* Fazhloced «o *)ruderlr. Young »nd ■» fair: ful picture of wliich Ethel had spoken. deal, I think." betrothalIto voung Sir Gregory Kent, the dash 1 and felt anxious in regard* to his hope ' butter during the reHandle her ear*fully. The sad, mournful eyes seemed to plead 1 “Rend on, Ethel," spoke up the in­ Talk to her prayerfully — for the absent owner of that n>oni and to I terested Jean; “ see if she’s the girl." She’s ertw aa a beaf. beg for the old rilonce and oblivion. forgave her, her, neither did did he ho fail fail to U» recall recall Ii nnt* ab BtranHer> *v“ “ 11 xv’hen „,.w a man fail* tn tanert. »tnn«nf “ How came came you vou io to 11fail invourex1 Ethel roods: Il never forgave ,w " W now . “ Jeannie, I forgot to show, you what I 1 iru<-M I'll tear thi* leaf out and begin again. U Kh •* “ hha* “‘ Ux?, U th ’*’ .*«*" lel,rat4' situation wtuation for one cf my ex'' ? " asked tutor. ■—1-~" - ’ • -the , tutOT. it thou though ®he teen» to ,oa liira> *all these rear® *a VWI TurT Y ‘delicate " “r” a mao I*0" lo. ““K° at ooe ?» amination I for 'mother ought find it and then Xe'd'crv. * “ *1 T'" evc “ l* n ? nce ; but * ,tl * a meoU1 P™/" Uia h ° thought I crammed you thoroughly I found, yesterday night, in this room, kyri, ‘.er/!—, fcrtxcring rlfa. never even al----- ------- *— ‘ —tl--------- 11---------- *’ lowing thi®0,(1 old love a place in her memory. inemorv. I might lx* sustained, I commenc.-d b ------------------------------------------------“locke“ traveled oyyr and .. Well, VOT .. replied the tndeJ in the bottom of that bronze vase. 1 | poor darhng. and I'd fed awful Mother u Cl you see," the„student, _ alu ta ...__ a_ z.__ al. . a- . .1__ • BtrvWl*d about And it's a great blessing ‘ .. tthe hapixmed to tip the vase over, and tliis -ata-KKa Midi a tadr. Whv did abe marry that /er» ■I £S£.=B toldM to me today for thefiret tune. Then ,: =1,2 }iini •-if |M. }uld u wifp He" ye ail-1 strewed it sa - fact - ; was von crammed 1 ua. rel, re.I i-S,= S3SS me so tight r.-T,”8^ ■ •*“ k “ **"“ to time. See, it is set in garnets ; isn’t it a I lovely face ? I can’t moke out the ------ en--- I> Ik-XPIT Nov. 6.—It i* another dark, damp ' firmly teheve thc*e year® of ailencc, of wait- asked if he luwl am- message to send langol°g them. graving, only the last name, ‘ ‘ Kent, ” ‘ ’‘ <tav. *1 bate gloomy dav®. Till® old hon*e, »ng. enduring, of pwcstently burrtug the I her, but I could not understand him : Jew now the newspaper-* ore teeming and two letters, * s-e.’ ” "folt^mwtrft™.<w«rreb<irt.^re^i batbeiiremeatorey, ta bi. look raul । w«b tho paragraph, " Don't drink ire-; lEuilgnUd out We»t), 1 A. bS&KS'S.io-^raOto 1 "Oh, thtoicould talk But, When ~l .re hot "red it i. rate Aud no* he ha® learned to gn alow. “A proud face, truly, and not one of reiTF-Sd rith ,un b’ai:‘ to-morrow. If mother i® J10011,1 , be r^gnrtied a iieasant'tf daughter," said Mrs. Adams, to-dav. I'm alwav® rtumbling^intc aomrto^a 'with him' ,*pun ta strong rtrong i l»oor l>oor man, lus liis power of utterance was tiiat “should regarded by all. Tlie The *“ W ,, m... hxx x I t$ova goes a-ouup^Muu, a-shopping," ihuu said uu an who waa assisting the gills in deciding tender feeling®. 1 gue®* I mi. a serious nn»-. “h ti> be left alone, I may go ^5 for _*a khort ,*» so imirniretl impaired that lie he couhl could scarcely utter 1 *timo *to drink ice-water is along in tbe old lady, “ I oilers asks for wnut I wants, time.- *I feel— I mart ta' -near- her which rooms should be furnished for the take, a®Ae whom I so hato haaaooften told me. I tUnc - every moment. • I n WOnl distinctly. He attempted to tell | deaJ ot winter, when it is a tight scratch and if they have it, and it Is suitable, I can »ee hi® ®te* ’ |y ere® before me continua ’ ly. j M oxdat , Aug. 5. — Last night we sat together, ondat. 5.-Lart Mt me of his travels in California, but 11 to keep from freezing to death. । and I feel inclined to buy it, and it is summer. * Somr-tunts I wi»h' he would never come home two friend®. Kind and tender the tie® that ‘‘•'ouM understand nothing but that he ; “ The concatenation of circumstances," cheap, and can't ba got far le&, I most The three bent their heads togetlier a^ajn. •hmd ’ ’ -iHC Hui- * • * -• ■ Hi® 1 knew but hrieflr. It was a lonelv, kwt 1 luul suffettj a great deal and been ex- said Evarts, “has not evolved out of my oilers take it, withoutchropering all day scrutinizing the small, olive face in ita a I wtah to goodnes® I could be like other girl® । setting of gems. ar like mv mother. I don t want to be a lamb, life. A bitterne®* and a pain had entered it?* : posed very touch. Ou the fourth day pre-eminent position in the ndministni- about it, as some people do." “Kent, Kent, did you say, my dear? nor a bird, lint I do hate to l»e a porcupine, ®<> 1 depth of mid note fathomed by no human crcat- after he was taken I asked him if 11 tion any elements except such 08 were1 It seems I rememl>er something alxiut lull of hatefulne*® I don't dare to lw touched. । J'1*- , X*’*’ rix»'« it all, he ®unle® and put* back should read to him from mv Testament dissentaneous to a successful aspiration “5S U,. 'Xim.. xrtSSJrJta ?•’ r"n"i'*1 “riou" 11"‘ 1 ‘ • “7” "tuxtinii; ail mv believe I'll write me out *ome resolution® and . I that name. We'll ask your father about try to live to them : ' , , it tojnighL" When a®, I. Loui®e Kent, or, rather, Ague® ,! spirit. Why can I not love thi® man who ha® 1 WMfCted tui encouraging chapter and I strivings for a boom hove resulted in ii *• Oh, girls, is mamma up there ?" I’ Irenlre Kent'। *told “M ”me so’ j«a®«ionatclv of hi* long, patient read, while he gave the deepest ntten- j boomefnijg. ”—Puck. called a voice from the foot of the stairs. waiting for mv love? He fulflll* my highert tion. I then asked him if I might pray “Goods_____ ot half price," said r-----------------" the saidsign. the sign, i “The same girl, os I live!” ex­ be lawjcr Rail Hi*. «J<? — "Ho-muthi. .rakrtTtoe “ Yes ; come and see what I found." | ------ ------------ will. 1 ‘How much is tlmt tluit teopot?" asked the '•'hen lie bae “I want you all out on the west ve-1 claimed Owen. Ha* my heart become granite tliat it is so icy moisture and he signified his consent, old lady who hadJieen attracted by the । "The very same; heir, solo heir, to randa. I’ve something to show toil I "Fifty cents, mum." । still ; so shut away and lam'd from human while I knelt beside his bunk and lie-' announcement , $3,000,000 of money, a most magnificent Bring along your discoven-, and we'll set I love ? Wo ®at alone—all alom- a* the dArknes® 1 sought the Great Father of us all, l>e- “I guess I'll take it, then," she said, L ittle Bobby, aged 3 years, has at­ » 1 of tiie night Mettled down over Pari®. It wa® I up a curiosity shop,” replied the voice,' estate,” chimed in the father. Sunday-school one or two "I wonder if she’s alive yet," said 1 tliat time of opprrasivo silence after one ha® fore whom he was so shortly to apjiear, ; throwing down a quarter. The dealer tended below. Jeon. I been Baked a quratioa one dares not answer to receive him, though at this late hour, let her have the taajiot, but took in his months. He is on sptl scholar, and The group settled themselves iu rus- I of zzt Him tliatdied that sinners sign before another customer could come gives early promise of bearing rich ethi­ , , sake —/* - ---------“ I feel awfully guiltv at reading this I with loyalty to truth. The nntenro* wmin-/ for; the I tittert, «e Kat hi silence. Down m the busy I might trust in His mercy.He seemei] in. tioehuii, orraawaiu .wiugiug lum- book. It just seems lnl cal fruitage. At plav with an older I'm „ doing some 1 very gocki the -rawmble and digniflwl । „ thh H „ reiuI I street ta-low u* we watched together the Very grateful, gratolnl. and nml attempted •llemplral to put his hi, Tm: Albany relwtea that Unit two two I brother, the other day. his original , Armu ,jua relates panorama. Some boy® ptayed hide-ftnd- ।---- — -------- ’------■ T ’bent- over ■him • •°™C. 1 ••!*. Ow<-o.” »Md the e.iuwientio.u ,, mg mv College girls girlswere were on on their theirwav way Adam so far got the better of him as to -~ .neck ---------as- -I------------------- । •Vassar nooxM vxiuvge seek among tho tree® and boxes; two lovers ) unns around | homo over the Albany and Susquehanna cause him to clinch his little fists and a.wUolBoe .ndjou.ed tlieiMnily, purfi-■ I Ethelthe bool! on her brother1, Cissod slowly by ; an old man bent under hi® to smooth his pillow. mg ha. mddeii .pectade. to the top <.t „nn ^d' throwing hereeU l«ek, a. it irden of year® plodded home from liis hard , ’**•On —. tlie fifth day. about 1 o’clock, he I Railroad the other day. “Maryland!" strike his brother. Brother Tom was I iaT" *°rk *ith tomorrow'* bread; two sober, died. u nun he. lorehaul, .nd poking ho. finger, i lud(. p ’ 1 I1 was *»« with him an all uie the UMiruisg morning 1| tcuuu yelled uiu the nmaei brakeman, ns the train pulled about to retaliate with his more formid­ through the obstinate-curling white hair. ' .■ u had liest g ru out. if possible, if he l>ell rang for dinner, when he i up to a station. “What <lid ha say?" able weapon, w lieu Bobby cried out : " ^•* We find «“>< !>* wverid ■>■“-■5. I ••Jn.tM« mp, and Owen •]»< 11 thi. repeated one of the girls. “Maryland,” re- “ No, no, no ! Teacher says 00 mu'i „_2 i, i_ the 1L true heir, Such on estate. so band® and |>a®sed on, each to hl* own way ; a , *; -- - tlie --- wonls - -------------- times dis-। asked ----------found! And all tlie group lient to- valuable • * > and’ so extensive, ■" accompa- ' plied the other. “Oh, let's get out!” strike back when 00 is hit," ought not to carriage drove slowly tip just acros® the way. | Unctly, “Pray, pray, pray!" p-tlier over the tae tb.t look.^ out .t I get into m„, anyone's „„ , nlulu, „ hands on a mere pre­ and a short, white eortin wa® brought out ami llied bv a best-eching look. .We were I exclaimed the first with sudden inter­ “Well, Father Brown, how did you , slowed away as though it already contained then below Loutaville. Kv. tie-in so uruetly, to defiantly u» though I ” rented v-ovxxixrhxut Horatio, WrxmfLt. where, j eat But they were too lota. The train like the sermon yesterday ?” asked a ! the ajicctral form of some mother'® dead baby : upon ---- arriving, - - ■ - the -« Captain -- ' * ‘’procured a | had started. half angry at being inspectetL “ * Kent ---------> -: Owen reads a wood sawyer with hi* wife and dirtv children ; . .. . -j t i . . • I .... young preacher. "Ye see, parson,” is engraved on the back, and two otlier . , . ,. . , A lady uietalfac coffin coma and telegraphed to hi* hl* j| lady had hod in her^ her* empl employment n was the reply, " I haven’t a fair chance Where**. I.I. LLouise Kent, or, rather. rat hr r, Ague* Ague* , came out of an alley and stole notaekwsly down jI metallic T »i,;«v . • Where**, ouxms h. nt, or, tetters—part of^ a name, I think es. j loUW(. Kent, am given to always doing those i a narrow street, rionu.- guards iu uniform catne । wife in Baltimore to meet tlie the corpse in j your.g man from tlie the country. ’ On ceroee, tnere It is. thing® I dq mo»t earnestly deHire no! to do, and 11 tramping down the strict with meiwuied lo ad 1 Cincimmti, which she did, taking it to I tain occasions he was instanced to inform ot them sermons of yours. I'm an old , . •■•*••’•7- —------ -— man now uie» and nnu have nave to 10 get pretty prviiv well wen 1 any couipany who .... ■■I declare," mud Horatio, drawing I undoneth<wthing, I deme mo.1 at the nbonu of their Captain. On, on, they Baltimore for interment. might nng at .theM *b— „k k hr .Lra there.love mlUiere*s then-',old oldMis.® Mh» —. ,; ----i?" ,"U1T ^“‘bl^EX-n lei. tor two 1 all swept, the multitude, the unthinking throng, , ' door, tliat “Mrs. ------ was not at home." “Smithie, •-» ' ’Widder ’ ’ *2 — — 'n Ry Ian's darters ’ each with his own burden, hi® own ®m-t inner- [ Toff ' One day John made thin reply to a Indy.• .[ 'n •„ Nobby Birt 'u ’ii all "1 the the »t retting"in self a mystery still. We had noted all unconExtemporaneous Utterances. Nabby Birt rest setting in scioualy almost. Hi® eye* met mine. Wv wenWe are that at the reluxil reiumenre. I , Bbortl,v went “way. ■leaving a can) uf'ul(. with their mouth, wide open asking of each other the ®anie question. He —. — -------------------------munidon hM been known ml Cudle Kent t , ent . Uvnrite relretion i. Ingersoll's IngeraoU'. 1 «*> ««»■“• A*,^ '-^1 „ (-rin' down n ,wull swullerin* down "! all the the bet best ot of Ibererthe seris lor . century, U le-t It .till Wong, ’^ut^lik^ anwe quickly, Mytnc, “It grow® late. I will »ec ' inent a favorite selection “ iV.S-X'" J‘b“, mon, ’n whatget. down to me I. putty 2--------- _ie is putty you to-morrow," and was gone. I -The past rises liefore me tike a dn-mu." iiaiuunniu. ‘‘John, what did you say to the lady? ipoor ------ „ --------------------a„ poor stuff." . J.. •'’ to some unknown heir—a Mim —, yw,. Something dreadful ha® happened in stuff, parson, puttv th- ■»>- I ’•*! Miss—, let me see," running his fingers j oar family. It makes mv blood run cold to j rora. My aear mouier naa tx*n attacked l»v ! told ner her 10,11 that y° you home," : ™V 'x lo,a n were not at Home, . , , . — - -fear f-or -her vI n epidemic fever. 1' greatly Indiana}>olta. Tlie first time he ,| ..‘‘WeU j ohn T h ’ did t k . .. A CLEROTMAX 8 wife bail impreaseil through and through his hair, grasping think of it now Bat I believe I have no human 1Ian Well, John, I hope you did nqt laugh." —---------____ „ o. Prof, delivered it was in this city nt tho un-|I ‘,<oh mat tai strong to_________ meet anything. handfuls, ns though the half-forgotten .he«rt ;vh«n l think of hivi. How he haa cmred ■ mt ‘Oh, J1O no, ma'am mn’om,"’ amd arid John John, "Inkrer “I never UP°“ her tittle boy the necessity of , - -’ . . , , • ,. “ , I th all. But when thev earned him tn, ah Huntington i* in »x. hi* attention*. .. untiring u. • yefljng of the soldiers’ moiiiunent. sever- iangh when I tell’a lie " ’ I th*5 akio-'’ °* grajK-s, and a few knowledge might be lurking among the | aUij blw-ding, with hi® wild eye* »ur-1 r,.reH..reira., Tubuiat, Oct. 6.—Mother i* i® still "till very low. I! rd jj wars years ixifore tlie rolnhratirm celebration nt at IndianIw'fnre tlm rnJinn. ' T , , 1 davs afterward she told him the storv of thick clusters. “Miss Agnes Louise : mg ,t us with such a glassy stare. Ictal pity him. I My I.11..thnntfht of Ttt. wr^L r.v.vrr I '1T WftS a 8ad occa*1(,>lTilt i" Jotihondtbewlule. “ Tbu whnlo I. » Myhead head reel®. reels. My My potaes poke* throb throb violently. k. hrob re so violently. violeutlv. 1 Kent—that s the name—only heir of Sir ! Ye*. 1 almost forgave him. And to ree 1 am almost beside myself. It is onlv becaure I I , AWas tboQKht of. “ said the man couldn’t live and Gregory and loabella Isabella Kent I read on iI njotlicr. mother,poor, poor,dear, — broken-hearted ------- — mother, — af-1 of the constant watching and care. 111 be bet- n*f®« t,,.on tt Ter.v ''Jortt tat the frjpUtlB gunoumiej J1” ',*O<1 he swallowed Jonali.” "Did he ’ ”" v । ter to-morrow. It bone year to-night tow Icelebrationwas a local affair, And. al- I wrw not n< nw*mwil«1 raxount o« iluot bjt > Jorau d»v. ugu. !1 “ u ,h“ ™ lira*? wrote Unit in thw little book. Oh life I Prof, though it it was was reported reported in in the the papers papers here here 1 _onn* m,.. I -won be brought to her, to »eo her take iu® Tnf. |j though _ 1i iMftS i "wallow other men, too?" asked the litThe property amounts to something near 1 face m h(.r and lwnid wr hlmt whMper. i Huntington Hnnfiticrtnn V,. Im.,, smitten wivl. , pTea pretty .../ally, .1 ... W OS nine'll the apeech it at- VOUHC UUQ Hetill'Fe aXaKl hS to I I Ue “ Well‘ 1 ho did‘'' ha* been with ,i... tthe .| and.... three millions at money. A faiuable | ing “ my htixbsnd ' m tenduri.v n® though that aiTS.TJz.sfJti'S r'".1 «, .prebil .Ifontim reul in . ^itrrefod I continued ibn mother, A10 waa some­ Estate, indeed—a moneved estate. Quite* 1 f*<*. with ita leer® and taunt®, had not -----t ‘ me waa I° r 8°tien. When he do' f j Jlt ^1^.,.* ; L A iMurthta nnono.) what “ 11001,1 J aotl . while she was fieri' short-time wo* forgotten. * fortune—.ye, in foot, a princely tort- '■«■>««> fc «U4. loyou. IB. mil or fo r whereT' J r ; Oh. it waa all bo dreadful ’ I wonder if God Owen Ailiun. toured tbe book into hi. “™?a !1 “. I»dhu>»l>oli. «ome oi the y, rated to . fSbk. wh«S «1 ol ,h" ' forgave him at the tart. I'm gtad I'm not God other, fcti. end irevred hi. linnd over 1 Pre™ people thought they rreogntred , u „ ... ‘ ‘ “ P “ ” : .tory, the boy tnlemiptod. And, nounOwen Adam* gave a long, incredulous, । to Judge men. I ooiddu't cry; even when I mother’s Kp. and passed his hand oi er | V"““.r I . r'"",d'."ra “"S 7k0‘ *° ' hon>a M re heUiTreSt d“ ng “• h' ‘P‘l *“" r xthough * —appreciative, whist If, at which I atood and looked into that cold, still face-. hu» eyes, for tlio strain of steady reading l V,1’!ir I filea 1 tlie ‘ “ ‘1•The^liriL«l r»di>'re”mt' th»t the trend bo brought out ■girl, exctouig.-l knowing giiuiraA <m>J “J'»i"7“K to" 'MW made them painful. the two^_ _______ Curing Snake-Bites. The prat rural brfore me , rf their fororito , “ Elegant Jean remarked, less Ion' ! toulIg i ’ WM ,. “ hra» lx.rax, rara,, Tliraran n — u. o ” ra,.era, !1 I" w, ‘ rr neTCT “ K Il ‘ n to “ ttcr word* that would “What Owen?"ques at have you there, Owen . ques-­ rting nit, to tnadnes®. I could not shed ______ u he thought—under his win-* , than was her usual wont. ‘<>‘'Phat’'g like ' ““a dream" in pretty much of its old airs— Dr. Upahaur, of Carrolton, Mina., No. .6, tioned Ethel, the inquisitive. a tesr, even when I aaw them bury him away | guidly .. up _rsome, us good as a novel, Eth. Let’s have it i coloring. He had hail brushed it rpjjO npIH>!j W1* rzrunhxl? andbe-1 writes to the editor of tho local paper : “I hardly inow myself. It’s strange forever. I felt only a deep nenac of freedoih. , published.” trimmed it down and made mode some verbal vet tnmmed fore the concluding strain was reached I saw a statement in your paper ,„_...A1 a„ - . in - r statement in your paper But mv ;>oor. deer mother ; I must rapport her I should have forgotten it for so long,” tenderly changes; but to all intents and purposes submissivo smile ° hovered about the ' K®”1 with all ibe wtrength I poaoeM. use °I ammonia os a cute for replied Owen Adams, the polished and ! Fnioar, Feb. 3.—I have giren up my achool. 1 । “Jean Adams, how could you 1 re* r* ’t , was, the . same speech. Those who shrunken lipa lips one, as “ mtke-bite. I desire to add my testischfully answered Ethel r * MUl -pw"of the departing one. — proachfully HyUnd, I tb.uk Ethel. yuu-dbM |2^, elegant, fresh from the society of the v------- —: ’ “ I'm resigned. Nothing— [ mony. I have practiced eight years in elite of Paris and the continent A }xirei it was the sudden inspiration of ttw mo­ i worse—can—hapjxm—dow.” Then his tlie swamps. I have attended tise this book, had you ’ not ? " thing to brighten her life. She is ray all !*How ly English face, with ita added charm of ' meut The fact of ft is, tlie inspiration light went out—Ck'nctnnatt Saturday niau-v cawm 01 snake-bite, both of rattle“ Yes, vea," answered Horatio Adams, fame refinement. He unlocked an ebony I love her! All the love and devotion I might 1 snakes and moccasins. My treatment riven two are centered in my mother. I rising and pacing back and forth with , of the moment is quite as likely to make । Night. writing-desk, and took from it a small, have Tni~a* —j 1 a I001 °I a Iuao a® it i® to put him on his |I -------------------------------- — I has invariably been to cut down freely am changing. I can rec it in myself. The hi* hands behind him, ''l•v’— „ , !**» 111 attend | mptye man docs his lx-st work when | handsomely-bound book. It was slight­ csrelw®, defiant Lonire Kent u now a sober, alSir William Harcourt. i with a bistoury, diluting the orifices to tliat to-morrow. Too an ly discolored as though at some time it x» vvaluable nable an has the time to prepare it, and the; Twelve gentlepien, whose____________ spirits were made by the two fangs. After permit estate to be lost to its owner. L had been wet in some way. The bock e possible then I l>etter h<? Prt>I,nFett the better he does it high, once agreed to dine together nt ting a reasonable amount of bleeding, I possible, then I was of ivory, inlaid with pansies of not realize it, Jnrt one year aeo to-night girl is dead, as may bejoint •8e?u-rn* A ot Iog<-'r- Greenwich, England, on a fixed day, stuff into the wounds the dry salt of carMark and J rowixl up the lake Jo Mie think the Sutleys fall joint heirs heirs. Yea Yes, mother-of-}>eari. The lids were clasped brother glv “ Wtat*'’a the 8011 i n J hl " ? ty that four years and, the principle of " the more tbe -bonate -------------------- ‘ “ tbe old town by moonlight. How dmtiactly I K” half soliloquizinglv. of*ammonia. At the same time “ with a single flower, mounted in gold. remember the loncaome wretch of the owl, and Why let me »tee i ag°-beforeT>?to Cuic,ooatl to merrier.” it wM arranged that the num- I give a tolerably strong solution of the date? Oct. 6? Whj, The whole was charmingly unique and how cold and spectral b« looked, outlined ■ imonSX '^ | n^nu^te . Blaine, he went into Bob * ber of the party should *be doubled by same internally, say five or eight grains against the sky. A® we dipped our oars silent­ that's something over th rev office Ingersoll t _ ■ 1 °ffioe one afternoon and found Inoersoll eftcll bringing a friend. The “ friend every fifteen minutes, until* a drachm ly along under a willow, a nightingale, atartted As the other »anmorrow." II walking the ‘floor. *UVI- “ p- Ij in in question waa to'be the man whom has been taken (leas, if sufficient). 1 proached Bob turned around and said: j c-ucn of the original twelve severally and I Upon dissolving, the ammonia is ranidPassing through a street in Paris in­ Owtm pvea another prolonged whistle, ««Like a phimed knight he entered the reajx«tivriy diriikwi the most heartilv. ; ly communicated to the blood, and fected with on epidemic, he espied thia EmtoLi I W1»*u the Kue"U‘ Mriv«d ut the Tnd«il-1 through it to the tissue, previously visbook lying under the projecting slab of along, and 1 noticed an tbe moonlight fell across Sta Snow/ hi ^KneM face there waa on it an unspe^kahle look of »lh J? JT*”1dHi gar there proved to U but thirteen in ited a stone step. He picked it tip, but, not hi® ited by by the the poison. poison. The Tlxe tatter, latter, a* as is is pain and «adn«®a. A® bo lifted ms from tbe SStisd^ieA ^TbTb^k i* he meant, ’ ’ «having • ? --------*v all animal • • poisons, • ’ •being • daring to enfer the house or even, to boa!, bo bent so tenderly and kiaaed my hand, Kent is discussed, rhe book is adver- Ino *■“t*know what “ I-— r”’ but when Bob I। eve«ytady invited Mr. Ver­ the- caw with allr— wait patiently, or impawent to to Cincinnati Cincinnati and and nominated nor ’ * Blaine :; non-Harcourt. So runs the story which of an acid reaction, the powerful alkali, knock, he hastily slipped it into "his saying: “ Your birthday klan, Louie; recall thia tued, - jand ----- — C'i ’~ p»- |. went pocket, thinking he’d advertise it the tant-ride, and tbe owl. the tow® and the night­ UraUy, u tbe cow nuj be, tor wme re- , ue ,u» th»t even then be wu conning i, pmbenlv ra true » moat olhera For on overtaking it, instantly neutralizes it, i| ,ivor tit« rninn ho alwvnl.l —V .. _............. , ■ , rv rark,' spouse. oyer in to his mind what he should a.say. next morning. On reaching bis hotel, ingale when thia day returns again. 1 shall be SPUUSe. ooine unexplained reason. Sir William destroying its specific properties. I rely far away, but I ®h*l) remember you." Oh, raOev, Dial we.— . Tira™-who raw him Ui«> tudod UM be Harcourt has never been a popular per- ujkmi thw treatment always, and I have he found the telegram calling him home, my darling brother ! com® back to your lonej went up in the heat of tbe moment and son. and, as the time was short, he throw M>m« mhut. Little did you dream tnat as far Chicago Ledger. ra^. Probably T>.w^Kiw two reasons militate never had any trouble with such cases. this into his writing-desk and had never ‘ uttered the first thing tliat came uito against his social succeas. He is ex­ The whisky treatment is adjuvant only, once remembered it until this afterthe his head. The fact was that on the top tremely learned, and has a habit of dem­ and J attach but little importance to it Here Owen coughed and curled his purity or adulteration of a sample of of all his study, the night before, E. C. onstrating to gentlemen who argue with noon. 1 “I think it inut have fallen from a mustache ; Jean had turned her face wine: Dip a small sponge into the wine Ingersoll, his brother, and R H. Whit­ him that they are proportionately igno­ A colored man named Henderson away; impulsive Ethel was sobbing, to be tooted. Place the sponge then in ing insisted, that he should carefully rant of the subject under discussion. As Brown, in Newberry county. South window, or els ds ; for, see, a part of with her hands and face buried in her a faucer, the bottom of which is covered prejiare himself. He sat down ata table wilk said of Macaulay, “he is so con­ Carolina, is said to go without sleep freingout other, n broken,” said Oaen. mu‘her’s lap ; Mrs. Adams sighed sym­ withL a small quantity of water. If the in their room in the Burnett House. foundedly cocksure about everything.” this spray has Smtly for a week or more at a time. ir aide to restrain her pathetically, and toyed caressingly with wine is pure, it will take from a quarter There he wrote the speech that is now Ethel, no k says that four years ago he went book into her hands Ethel’s brown curls: Horatio Adams to half on hour before the water in the historical, gathered up the sheets, read You,eau’t make s horse drink. This seven months without deep. His health leaned buck in bin chair, rubbing the saucer becomes colored, but fl the wine them over and left them. The late John shows how inferior is the horse to maxi. is good, except that he is quite thin and You can make a man but na®’t emaciated, though active and a iuird and up her hand, ala-ays make him pay. - constant worker. He is 48 yeans'fcld. rss �............................ . , ' .......................... . ...... piOTVEER STORE! A week or two later Aunt Moria stood B IT W < I “ Never a jollier set of bl*ckberrier»!" i the vine-covered veranda, looking over [ C v"' > exclaimed Sue, holding up a pair of white-gloved hand.*. “ Who would think her Hpoctacles at s group of young folks ISSUED EVERT SATTT.DAT MORKtSG. Al these same ten-buttoned kids had playing croquet “I wander, Jostali," raid she, “whicli one 'Squire Buttice is after, for ho spends house, mid ictif.dl v been daapod by tho > exquisite Theophilus Manly in tlie Ger- most of bis time here." With an IMMENSE STOCK of New and Fresh “It don't, make much difference, | nuuit” . And never* jollier darlingthan good, growled tliat gentleman. “If he would dear Aunt Maria. Why, she’s not a day marry the whole of them and cart them over oixteen,” laughed May, adjusting off Fd be very glad for one." “ You're a pretty Christian,** replied her antiquated “shaker.’' she; “But- I do Leltove littto Rosy is “ Blues your great heart,” chimed im Hattte, queen of the party, as she spurredJ*<he one, because he is her very shadder. on old Nance to her best effort*. “ But ■Wfec? ho is bending over her now, asking I how she ever came to marry that walk- her to go somewhere, and here they AND TEEMING WITH CUSTOMERS j ing tomlietoue^ Josiah Siublxi, passeth come and ahe a leaning on his arm.” Mum have filkd your heart. with pain. “Muy I go boat-riding with Mr. Bnt^ i my understanding.” Heart* that Korqao vU*-to-morrow 1 stall awnty kne m*U>! “ Turn-to tho left,” interrupted May, ties, Aunty t" asked the young lady, from mimicing the nasal tones of their uncle; the foot of the veranda steps. O«oUMMf>. tbe cue U maple; “and keep up the rood a good bit till ye ' "Of course you may, child. You’ll By your ronllrt you <111 my— Cupid re»t* within meb dimple. come to 'Squire Buttles’ waterin' take good care of her, sir, and won’t let Till! kb« iberorue away, trough, and let Nancy drink there; then her get frightened to death by any more Love and law Ucetb-r vi-tne. turn to the right inter a sort o' blind snakes ?" questioned Aunt Maria. Our stocks for the Spring, of 1880 consists, as usual, of the Lore has knocked law la the head. “I think I can sifely promise that,” w<Mxl road, and you’ll soon come to the Ban* thb'mupld afWecfaUTlnfl best selections from the largest wholesale houses in New laughing down into the vexed and blush­ berry patch.", ■ I aril] think itoutin »*1. ing face of the girl; “ but she must be —nukf’t .Vasari**. York, Detroit and Chicago, which may be enumerated “ Verbatim,n laughed Bose. “What । a memory you have, cousin May. But I provided with’ a shawl, as the evening under the heads of । hope we shall not encounter tliat-nobby ! m^r be chilly.” Local Rotlcea, lOoentaa linefitjt insertion, '' 'Squire Buttles while dame Nancy re­ i While her aunt was absent for the re­ PUSS IN BOOTS. ! qninxl article Rose said: 8 cent* per Um fol Meh subsequent Insertion. gales herself at the trough.” “I do wish Aunty would permit me to Tbe new* baa a thorough, bonafldacirculation - “ You haven't the least idea he would forget . I recognize Aunt Maria's city nieces in that unfortunate episode." “I had hoped you would not desire to quently la a valuable adrertlang medium. -Hitch up cMNiwot, Jonah, tho girh "tehrigiri queutiouedSue. do so,” he whispered warmly. rang berrying." " He oertelnly know tlirhrae.are going uerrymg. .ii.j would *uvw un- huik. “Why?” she questioned. “How you do indulge them wild { “'W ell, for your comfort, yonder is the f “Because our meeting wm so ro-. young critters, Maria. They’ll break stetely white mansion of the Buttles their necks yet if they keep on," sighed . hrnuly, and here is the watering trough a montic and-*ltogether happy, and—” ‘ Tho shhwl and Aunt Maria's many tho old gentleman, m he walked away - BrKX „ - . mtl® &" i*y> and not a sail in i VILLAGE OFFICERS. ' injunctions interrupted them, aud they Ladies and Gents’ to execute V10 imperative commands of । Hattie, drawing rein, President—EHhti Chlntrjin. his wife. They sat chattering and laughing m walked n/way in tlie gloaming. Recorder—Frank McDerby. • I^ui-nisliiug- (Broods, “ It Wa match, sartin, ” ejaculated the | “ You’ll have.to hurry, girls, for Nance i only gwl» can, talking altogether, and, । won't stand a minute for ye, the flies lie 1 wh*t waa strange, intelligibly to each old Ixalyx "and I shall have little Rosy Marshal—Wm. Parker. so Imd," called Aunt Maria from the foot other, while tlie patient steed was siji- always ndar me," and she wiped her j Truateca-T. C. Downing. A. W. OW», H. 1 Cook, B. F. Reynolds. Wm. Boaton. of the stairs leading up to the chambers trom tlie moss-covered basin, when misty gltuises and went into thi> house i of the humble farm house, where a bevy the sound of clattering hoofs broke upon trinjiTplRctitly, liappy in spite of the caus­ JlodrtitM. of young voice* were in'on animated dis- their merry chatter, and splendidly tic remarks of Uncle Josiah. “You are ns romantic ns any young ; <. ErHumkf iuu-SIpai. chdiu-h a i» mission over their equipments for tlie formed and graceful youn - gentleman THE CELEBRATED evrrySibbuti^': pfojected berry party. "'ent dashing, lifting his Khat m he gal, and about as silly. At your time of M Tr>!! p„(1,r. j life a body ought to think of dying, *. n>. arid 7 pu. Sabbath M-bo;>i at. IX iu. Prayei .“Anything will do, and the more passed. • meeting *vcry Thunulay eveulng. stead of love and marrying. ” grotesque the better," exclaimed Hattie “Shade* of Erebtisl" gMpcd Rose. Willard, fastening a pair of sh es three " It is no other than tlie ’Squire. I shall , “Botheration! If I was so-set on dy^usinr^M Jfrrrtory. *-• ----- * too - ’large ------ •for *her dainty ’ • • •littlu feet, ’ die of vexation. I wonder if he saw un­ xing as you lie I’d go off aud lie done with I times it As' for me I shall rejoice with tho They cannot fail to please the Ladies. cle's Imota?" with white cord in lieu of tho original W. H. YOUNG, “Nonsense," laughed Hattie, turning young folks just as long ns I Eve, aud . strings. P. Office Ea»t .14c of Main Street, X—hrllh They had fished out of Aunt Marin’s down tlie olxtctire wood rood indicated; take comfort in seeing such a sweet, * Office hour* from 7 to 9 *. m- aud * to 7 p. tn huge garret all sorts of antiquated cast­ “do you sup]MMie he could see four pair pretty thing ns Rosy win tlie love of such X3F OUR SYSTEM OF HANDLING ONLY Hon­ ' off garments, and arrayed themselves of feet and us many old huts at tliat Gil­ a grand gentleman ns the young’Squire." | H A. BARBER, On the river, in the moonlight, he tohl ' and conic down dancing nt her call ns pin puce?" est Ooods and selling on the basis of rTliree \ < D. Homeopathic' I‘hy«lcl«n «nd Funteor. his love and won tlie consent of Rose to Office, near ro«1dvnce. on corner of WmUIuk perfect a set of guys as ever were seen. Thus rattling on they reached the Feet to tlie yard and Sixteen Ounces “Ye are a sight to behold," ^claimed berry patch, and were soon in tlie midst become his wife, and before another ton and blxlo Streets. NuehvUle, Mich. that lady laughing until her fat sides of the luscious food, planning how tlicy ! summer hod come with all its flowers and DR. C IV. GOUCHER. to tlie pound, enables us to hold all our old custom­ fruitage they were married, and Hattie, ached and the tears glittered in her kind would surprise Aunt Marin with full blue eyes, m the youilg city misses stood pails, ami of tlie pies and short cake Sue and Mny vacillate between the But­ ers and gain new ones every week. A visit to the PIONEER before’her. ’ > that good soul would make for them on ties mansion and the old homestead when in the country, and Aunt Maria declares Hnttic had on the great coarse shoes the morrow. STORE will convince the incredulous of this fact. We aim CHAS. 11. BRADY, and dilnpidated brown dress, figured “There! I’ve completely demolished that Uncle Josiah's boots made the for­ to please patrons both in quality and price of goods offered witl?green “Polka dote,”'and looking, unnty's dress," exclaimed Hattie, while tune of Rose. XX Real Kttale and lu.uranc. Alton as slie said, like a multitude of cats' eyes May held up a pretty white arm marked them. Although most goods have advanced from 15 to 25 per • nd Vunvcyancing aipccialty. 11<>l The Norwegian Horse. minus the lids. She wm clad in an old by ugly scratches, and declared she was •Ian Claim, promptly attended to. cent we are selling many of them at the old prices. Try ub calico wrapper whith she declared Mrs. disfigured for life. Tho horse was one of the prettiest, Noah would have considered too ancient "Oh, dear,' it is high noon, I know," most docile creatures imaginable. But I and see. for her. Mav was completely overshad­ interposed Rose, coming out of a tangle hod done with it I loved tlie animal, LEWIS DURKEE, owed by a blue skirt and sacque, which of linnrs heated and flushed, “and I have and like the Irishman with his cow, N. B.—Will continue to pay the highest market price ia AWYER, Notary Public, Real EalaUand ln*ur she nsserted was ample enough to contain picked my last lierry. It is fearful work, could I have sent it over to England in a ______ ,r.. ance AkcdL CollecUoo* promptly made, and exchange for all farm products. ------------ —..— ------ .executed ------------lcd Ol!jc« la D. C the whole party if they would only keep and I nm completely fagged out Let s letter, it should have bid a long farewell I C*nveyandn< properly together. And petite Rose, the youngest have dinner.” Ij to llo «<. ____________________________ its wild mountain u life. ItwMgraz- . 1 re~_______________ and the )M*t of the partv, had, by dint of “It isn't more than 10 o'clock," I ing quietly about a hundred yards away. ■ EMORY PARADY. a fancy leather belt and quantity of pins, Irarhcd laughed Hattie. Huttie. , Tl.en eatching right ot u., it know wsU TVST1CE o, TnE rEJCE. ,m surrounded herself with another of her "I don't cure, I’m in n starving condi­ enough what the invasion meant, and tj tullj-and pumpUy attended to. Office M*t Prop’r Pioneer Store, Nashville, Mich. aunt's ugly old gowns, while over her tion. " pricking up its ears and arclung its neck, | Birt«U NMhrlll* Mich. nunnv tresses she Imd tied a battered “Oh! oh! oh!” gave a alight neigh and began gently | piRMFNTFR 1±.K, brood-brimmed hat ot Uncle Josiah's. “What in tha world is tho matter?” trotting up and down, ita flue white' r “Oh, gracious me," exclaimed Aunt asked all the girls in a breath as Rose- mane and long tail fluttering in the M. rLm?iX. Mkh. V"* Moria, an B<wn ns she could recove: ended her sentence with scream after I breeze. It answered the master's call as *her breath from laughing, "you scream, and then dashing in haste down obediently m a dog, and followed gently W. H GRISWOLD, To Take Advantage of the don’t think. Rose Willard, you are going the glen. at his heels up to the cottage. We were D. Homoeopathic Physician and fviryron. 1berrying ------- :— in .1them ----- i.-.at ---------- and -- 1 **Oh! a great snake,' exclaimed Sue. mxju ready and once more on the way. • Office over b. C. Griffith's store. Residence little_t:alipriera Phillip, snd Durkee street*. Prompt atten­ lovely pink stockings? They'd be in rugs Instantly they all followed Rose, who j Now liegan a long, todsome climb, which I corner tion given to call* day or night. was stones sad until 7 oc'lock in no time ” WHS stumbling over Htontvt ami logs, loan and anti j• lasted Ia.t.J nnHI n^lrwalr at night. n«»ht ' IT had lia«l ।I Inst would It. “. I «*..... shall have to, oum Aunty. .j. .I unveii haven'tt nt 'a™* li^tve fallen head first over never yet A. M. FLINT, at gone through anything of tho 1 another tiling to put au. I don't want* a precipice had’ "she u“ “ “* landed siu ~ tlie kind on - vhorseback. ?I am -not -* sure — *«--* not that TTORNEY nt law und Solicitor In Chancery will practice in all the Court* of lhl»st*te. to spoil my new kid boots and my gauze anus of a gentleman who was lying at I should care to attempt it again. With­ collection. prinaptW mad*. Office over D. C. _________________________________ slippers are newer than these, and the full length u]xjn tlie green sward beneath Fout ever encountering actual danger— Griffith'* Store, Nashville, Mich.' a majestic oak. beside a babbling brook. thAks to tlie snre-footedneas of the girls hav© apjiroprinted everything." “Well, you can’t go that way, cltild," Fortunately at the sound ot the girls horse—we were often in what apfieared E PARADY, —* 1imminent -----------•-----*’ that * - more — - *’than ------------returned her aunt, decidedly, and she ncreoniing he had risen to his feet, and so such peril once anufacturer or Boot* and shoex M»kin< and repairing neatly done, al»o •trtcl anonmarched off and returned with a pair saved her from a most ignominious full I regretted tlie adventure and devoutiX tion to fill *U order* promptly, sod at the Io weal As it was she stood breatldess, pale . wished myself back again. For tho pe­ UMug price*. Shop of boot* which she designated as “ fine.” cait aide of Main street “Your Uncle Josiah him got smaller aud trembling in every limb, minus one destrians there was not even tlie appearWhere he is constantly opening feet than I have, and though of course boot, and her hat having disappeared to once of risk, beyond the potmibility of EAYMAN. Good* and carried to any they will be forty miles too big, you keep it company, leaving her glorious ' stones loosening' from tlie heights and place In tho village. Stout bone, good dray won’t liave much walking to do. So put hrdr in a state of wonderful enchant­ rolling down upon them. From the very • nd willing hand*.________________________________ them on and you’ll be puss in Ixxits sure ment. l>eginuing I noticed how wonderfully CHARLES SCHEIDT, enough." ■‘What has happened?" questioned the the horse piloted himself over the rough The young lady complied with the E’litleman, a* he supported the trembl- places and through impossible diflieulKgtrfties, exercising u skill and discrimination commands amid peals of laughter, and On the instant waves of brilliant far greater than that of his rider. At then climbed into tlie one-horse wagon ^UiscrllHncous Cards. with thd rest, and with Miss Hattie for blushes swept away all the. pallor from length I gave it up to him and allowed The sa­ driver they rattled dowij the road leav­ tlie face of Rose, for she knew her pre­ i him to take his own course. ing their tat and jollv old Auntv standing server was uo other than the young 'Squire gocity of the animal was marvelous; the yyoucoTT house, ' manner in which he would pause a mo­ in the vine-wreathed porch of the Butties. “It was a snake,” she managed to ar­ ment at a troublesome spot, seem to Kawhville, Michigan. country home, laughing until the tears ticulate, m she sank down out of his pick out his way mentally, and theu ran down her ruddy cheeks. C. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. “ Such comical young things," she arms at the foot of the tree, where they boldly taking it, never hesitate until it were joined by tlie rest of tho frightened was over. — The Argosy. said m her husband entered the house. • nd It. rnilmn “Yau are just m simple aa they be, girls. "I stepped right on it,” Roue conciitnino>lat>ODi for the ainirani paid, than st any “ *■ ' and- • . to . -’ie„ wero 1 tinned, “and but for Uncle Josiah's boots Morin, I wish other hotel id ,m..t .ucn. Uses of Cork. pie Room* oo ntit ftooi. replied. I must have been bitten;” and then she blushed more divinely still as she glanced The lightness of cork makes it superior pcttiohly. t*'" It is economy to trade with me, for I will not allow any merchant t® to all other substances for life preservers, p J. PUIM HI8, “Oh,"dear me sum? Ye forgit ye waa at the pretty, pink-stockened foot. A smile lighted up the face of the gen­ for insuring the buoyanev of life-boats. undersell me, who sells for CASH. . ever young yourself, Jooiah. If ye couldn't laugh at little Itoec in that big tleman m he took in the ]ricturesque It is also employed as buoy* to float B ohh Barber. group, all disconcerted and rosy m a nets, and in making waterproof shoes. It bag of a dreea and your big boote you • has also lieen converted into and used as couldn't laugh at anything. And then June morning. "It is a most disgraceful escapade,” gun wadding. Katie bo tall and grand-like in tliat old exclamed Hattie, “ and you will think us Cork, as is well known, is a non-con­ 'll il’il JJEItE YOU II AVE THEM. spotted gown, a foot too short," and she began giving way to mirth again at the a disreputable set to be gotten up in such ductor of heat, and is porous. These costumes,” and ahe turned with great peculiarities have been taken advantage mere recollection. > oti*ry I’ublic, When we say this, we mean that you have dignity to the gentleman who iuul intro- of in the manufacture of water-coolers, “ Luff away, Maria. Tlie day of judg­ duccd'himself. Maple Grove, Mich which are much used in Spain. They ment is coming for all that, and these “Not in the least, Miss Willard," he are made of slabs of tlie wood, bent trifling tliingu will all have to be ac­ g UEBHAUSER, replied; “people do not gobenying in round circular heads of the same, and counted far." simon hose and Sunday note." 'ana he bound with hoops. The porosity of tlie *‘Oh, go topotwith your day judgment. smiled down into the apple-blosson; face cork allows tlie water to percolate slowly You are the longest-faced Christian I of Rose. to the surface, and there to cool in evapo­ ever saw.. As for me, I intend to enjoy "Oh! yes, they do," laughed roguish rating, while ita non-conducting nature READY MADE CLOTHING, , We are opening the largest and most complete itock of this world and get all the innocent Sue: “m Rose, for iustauoe. Sha prevent* the heat of the sun wanning the SPRING GOODS, that we have ever had the nleasure I can wljfle I live, even if it'ti a wanted to wear tiny kid olipjiers also, water within. jrmshvllle, -_____ Mich. hundred years, and when I die I shan't but Aunt Maria vetoed it aud sacriffced About thirty years ago an ingenious pleasure to present before the people of be any more afraid of the day of judg­ Uncle’s boots." , Frenchman introduced mattresses and 'J’HAT HUSBAND OF MUTE! Nashville and vicinity, as a call at ment than some other folks I know on “And the loss will never be remedied cushions iu which cork, reducts! to (but aa thinks a long face is going to take I fear we shall be victimized by a fresh or shields, was a substitute for feathers, OeU bit SHAVING and HAIR CUTTING our store will fully prove. them straight into heaven." supply of groans and moan*,’’ said May. hair or wool. It might be used alone or With that parting shot she indignantly “As for myself,” exdaimed Bose, with combined with the above-mentioned ma­ A. L. KASEY’S, wiped her eyee with her check apron and team springing into her eyes, "if they terials. It was claimed that these would rail returned into the great kitchen, prepar­ were the famous seven-league one* I make easy beds, smooth, light, hnd elas­ ing dainties £or tbe children of her broth­ would not go back an inch for ' the lost tic, and especially well adapted for use ers and remembering the time' (hen she, । one. Henceforth all woodland charms at sea, where, in cases of emergency, OF ALLTHELATEST PATTERNS Charley and Fred were of one household are gone for me. In everything I shall they might be available as life-preaervers. J£A. BUSH. —they to drift away to tho great city, see that ugly monster." But it is evident that cork mattresses did “the BOSS­ “And there is our lunch basket and not become popular. A variety of walk­ grow rich and many far aboveher station in life, while she was left to plod in the our berry pails!” said Hattie, ruefully. ing sticks are manufactured from young It must also be remembered that we also carry an immen^ Tbe young gentleman at once volun­ old homestead m the wife of Deacon teered to go for them, and during bis ab­ Josiah Btabbe. stock of NASHVILLE, • MICH. Her heart was as warm and tender as sence the girls repaired their wardrobe when tiiey were all children under the aa beet they could, and when he re­ Dr. Carver, the champion glass-ball yyiLilAM JONES, ume roof, and the annual coming of the turned they urged him to lunch with daughters of Charley and Fred to the them. Afterward, in the cool of the smasher, seems to have made a gre at AND old homestead, hfi/1 liecome the joy of evening, he assisted them to their wagon impression on the crowned beads and her life, and though her hpsband sighed and stood hat in hand as they drovj their progeny. The German kaiser has given him a diamond ring, tho Crown away. In explaining the o»ent of the day to Prince a costly scarf pin, and tbe Prinoe tho laughter-loving set of madcap girls, HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC. be was obliged to remember tliat tha Aunt Maria they all d^-lared tliat * ‘young of Wales a number of valuable present/, place waa once the home of their fathers, ’Squire Butties waa just splendid—so in­ including a hense. --- 3 *k_ —— ■■ ■ '.n zlanlx/l tellectual and all that” hnretbe beueaiotit. “I should think he ought to be," reNew York city has 6,000 miles of tele­ I turned the old lady, “for he has traveled graph and telephone wires. AGAIN TO THE PROMT, Spring Gooda HAPPY IN BARGAINS C lotliing, Hate, Caps, Boots, Slioea. ^Inshrille girrrtwg. Groceries Crockery. DAVIS AND SINGER SEWING MACHINES! M L L. J. WHEELER, M A M GREAT SPRING BOOH. It Can Be Found at D. C. GRIFFITH’S D CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS. Boots, Shoes, Notions, Etc, Bargains in Spring Goods. DRESS GOODS and PRINTS, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, BOOTS, SHOES, ALL KINDS 5 FOOT COVERING, DENTISTS KQOHEjR dhothsehs, �Gr. A_yIswortli’s kffl- I* - avguit 7. ' . Over B.GOO people were iu attendance at the State Camp-Meeting, at I’etonkvy, but Sunday. The Litchfield flouring mill was burned on Tuesday night. Ixiam. >6,500 with no insurance. Clark Elwell of Bar City a caroen? • ter and contractor aged 40, suicided on Monday bo taking laudanum. Zeigler’s tannefy, at Lansing,waa en- • tirely destroyed oy fire on Tue-day morning. Loss 11,200, no insurance., . A kettle of varnish boiled over, in I Berry Bros., fncton’ in Detroit musing j a 18,000 fire, on Monday. Insurance »2.a». The store of Young Bros.,of Vicks­ burg was broken into on Sunday uight , Thi* is tlie third time it Ims been bur­ glarised recently.| riui!! aged 15 la I Chas. McKinstiy of Marshall was seriously iujnred on Tuesday by I die accidental discharge5 of a rgun’, j while cleaning it. The boiler of a tlireshing engine ploded at Blissfield last Saturday, ally scalding Luther Willy and iously hurting some others. Twm our pleasure to ait on the atage of the Union Hall at Jackaon, la*t Thuraday, and look into facet of up­ ward* of 000 of the fairMt, nwwrt intel­ lectual and well dniuwxl body of men that ever gathered under that roof. They reprraented tlie braine of the p.<rty-in-power of Michigan and were there to make a ticket tliat would com­ mand tlie uiiautioaaauffragvMof theii party in the coming political con teeL Ex-Gov. Baldwin called the meeting to order. Hon. IL G. Horr wm choom-n temporary chairman and Col. II. M. Duffield permanent chairnU&n. Both gentleman made entbiiiastir apeechea referingto what had been accomplished by tlie Republican party of Michigan xince ita fo-mation under tbe oak* of Jacknou a quarter of n century before. The platform adopted, conaiatcd of the nrorit clear-cut, ringing, out-spoken and positive set of resolution*, that wm ever made in a State convention. It referred to tlie pMt record of the party io a neat manner, declared ita demand* for free apeech. free prone, free liallot and honeat cotinta, and in n sweeping indictment arraigned the Democratic party m being largely a treasonable one for.eadea voring to deatroy tho Union, depreciating our circu­ lating medium and refusing anpport to the army after endeavoring toateal the Presidency by bribery.' Amidnt great applaue? the platform wm demanded to be read again, and adopted by a unanimous rising vote a:id three chcera. Then followed tlie presentation of namca of candidate* for Governor, and an informal ballot wm reached at 4:80 p.. m. Five hundred and forty-nine vote* were ca*t. John T. Rich received 115, Rice A. Beal 107. Thomas W. Pal­ mer 105, F. B. Stockbridge 108, David H. Jerome 102, Charles T. Gorham 10, »n<l E. D. Holdi-n 1. Five informal and four formal ballots were taken. David II. Jerome, of Saginaw, received the nomination at 8 p. m.. witli great applause. * The balance of the ticket chosen is | aa follows: For Liet, Governor Morcan S. Crosby of Grind Rapids; for I *■*>-— p. m. Arrive Detroit •: Dav F.x proa*. __ 4*»p.m. Arrive Detroit e Atiantk- Ra....-12-JOa.m. Arrive Detroit 3 WE ABE SELLING THE CELEBRATED STilDiRD SCREW FISHIER SOODS GRAND RAPIDS DIVJSION. ----- SOMETHING BETTER THAN------ STATIONS. Mkldl-vllle. Haatlrn,... Nashville... PAD STANDARD SCREW CURES WITHOUT MEDICINE, Cbarloua ............. i 1:17 Baton Rarlda, Klvaa Junction.... I 3:10 W I IH I’WyYKI). STATIONS. rip ofu thk soles Datrait,----------- Jackaoo. ........... •FASTENED WITH IT. Rtvra Jaoctloa, VrrmoglvlUa — NartvUJ*—.... Hasting*.......... M-ddkvfll....... G. AYLSWORTH Tbrouyb Coaches and Sleepinc Cara, to sad from Grand itaphi» and Detroit. All trains connect In i«me depot at Detroit with Great Westerr., Grand Trank and Canada Southern Railwar*. E. C. BROW?:, H. B. LEDYARD. Aao't GetFI Supt Jackson. Uen'l 8up't Detrol HswarC. WaiTwoata, $200 REWARD ing two waya .at once. One of hi*-eyes I WM rmtlefl, excited and roved in all «l«r, Brick-du»t Deposit, InflattaUon of the Kid- W. SMITH SELLS GENUINE MASON 07759987 STOP DOCTOR.HCI FRUIT CANS! USE IT AT ONCE! EXTRA mail, Writn for our hook, ifivlmc « history of thia nrw and wucdrrfui dhrorery. F . ----- By tbe pound or keg.------ I am prepared to furnish the public gALy Sugar, Tea Unquestionably the best Built and Easiest Riding THE NEW FOOD IBOIX.'OVIM. IHtlElk BEEF PRKMNEDSBEF, Fitters HEBBIMS A. II AL1BI T. O not confound thia matrhle**rooovator of fee­ ble and exhaurted eonalltutiona with violent catbartka. cheap .Icroetlone o vlledrurv, and rut nous Inioxicanla Innocently labeled “Miters" MALT Bl iTERM appeal to popular ronflndeni-r tieeauae prrparod fron unfernimtedrni.lt, hope, and quinine, an-l other preeiou* Ingredient*, areordine D SALT MEATS, { ' convpieaceni, c>u*nuir*U«. »»nr-worked, twrvou*. AND HEAPS OF CROCKERY •Iroplroa. dy*pep*ic. bllHuu* and dele In appetite, iluzn all other fontu of malt or tnvdicinc The gen­ uine ear plainly »l<ne«1 by the company J*o1<l raerywher,-. MALT BITrtlRS CO. BOSTON. MASH (44 43) C. W. SMITH. rhru>n^«m. tirriralxia, bowrl.kidl »y, or livrr com- i piaint. WII you nond a rullil »timulent. or appetizer, w-w-w the TONIC fejint th.' midleloe for yua, a. Il I. r ■ highly coratlve and In view ratine nut never Intoxl | <-_.itng Tty a bo c. bottle. Your < ruggitl can »up- I Ivfi x-» -w EOllllCl • 111 . w -W -w !▼ 1 Sil* XVVL. l<<^ t. 1 11 X •50 1 earn before the Public. T IS GENERALLY KNOW rro. EIm ra. N J , , Workmanship and Materials »t ■luijr, an<l al»ulu mu*l<-auJ art. Bp rrxwii of Ita m-lowmenl l!« charco arr unu.ualty tnodrrat*-. WhCH Combined Witli (4d «] [ AOTS WANTED for Smith'* Bible Dictionary and . ,Iok”wx-M PICTORIAL BIBLES. THE IDEA L OF THE TRUE ARTIST Adrirowa, for Circular*, A. J. HOtAIAN a 111.. Pl'Ua. |4d 49] froT' ^droi'ilanli-rr (4049) . • w T • ' 14 Stop Organs a^hlngto^N 'j Pronounced by all to lie the most । pleasant and efficaciovjt remedy now in , use for the cure of coughs, colds, hoarse­ ness, croup, tickling sen tuition in tbe throat, whooping cough, etc. Over a . million oottlcs sold within the last few years. It gives relief where ever used, ami the power to impart benefit tbat i cannot be had from tbe cough mixtures , now iii use. Sold by all druggists at 25 cento per bottle. - All Goods of this Manufacture, 85<M> Itcwurd »..w w,, Order of Pub i cat ion. — - ------------------- „--------------- ------- ... 'ift Inxdaljr prorea by CteafliUvil of Abtj,h M Fliot, Solicitor lor Complainant in till* cau»v. that A bra‘“m 1*,h’ SELLERS’ COUGH SYRUP! ' The be*1 Health and Strength Restorer ever used. ELMIRA COLLEGE. AND DON’T YOU FORGET IT. tops and rubbers. WHITE FIMBv TKOI T. Iz lKF HRRBIM4*, TTorJth.e season of1880. Day Kidney Pad Co. ; 5:00 Hammond Grand Rapida^.. ( OOK’S CARRIAUK 5V-ORKS treated- the rudeneM* with good natured vy * indifference. But at Imit it began to | pMBoLtthbew.. Gwvui, Droproy. Bright’. . NASHVILLE, MICH., to tell on her nerves. Itwaa a petilinr \ P»Jd in In the Back, and imtontohing piece of impertinence. । **»<**•• ‘■urrb <4the Bladder. Pinu He apparently had the faculty nf look- [Q<-,inurH-n<-.' er.Retention at Urine, Painful Urlna- ! TWClklllllaotRPBM til <3 I - Kz ton Rapid*,Charlottv-------- CALL AND SEE THEM. -— Every Patient Delighted BLACKSMITHING 11:37 . UJO Dwtrolt-._____________________ BECAUSE IT IS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO QUARTER MILLION SOLDI i 1X;I7 IMS . 1:14 Hammond.. FOR FASTENING SOLES OF BOOTS & SHOES. WE RECOMMEND THE Asa train on tho Kanww Pacificpuii-1 ed away from the depot at Denver u *-»**** j * few moyuing» *ince, a tall angular Healthaecureai specimen of humanly tuok a neat op- Meaer BaTO*»^ tHo Proi.^rea i IMmito a lady pawtfMiger, and, to all ap ' ,1 — JUST RECEIVED. W. K. CLARK. The Irreapfinxlbiilty of a Glam Eye. A ne.w tower i* soon to lie elected in 1 the M. E. church at Charlotte. The Charlotte Leader will hereafter be issued Thursday* instead of Friday. Additional ride-tracks lire being built at Charlotte, by the C. &. G. T. IL IL Co. The Charlotte band will attend the I Knights Templar conclave at Chicago, the 14th. ult. The house of Harry Itecves, of Eaton Rapids, wm broken into one night butt week, and a shawl.was taken. A State Teacher* Institute will be held at Vermontville, commencing on Monday, Aug. 23d and closing the Fri­ day following. • A ™.II ehi’d of W.rran Bellow, of , Eaton Rapid*, fell from a loaded wag- , on OD the 27th. inst. anti the wheel passed over it’s arm, breaking it I The electric current, on Monditv of Inst week, played carelessly with a chimney near Olivet and also some tel­ egraph poles on the C. & G. T. R. R. Tlie current report that R. L. Loomis of Charlotte, attempted suicide on Sat­ urday, to unfnnnded. Physicians nay he was attacked with a mental ablterntion, which caused prostration,and be now lies in a critical condition. On Monday night, a horse and car­ riage wm stolen from James Baird's barn, near Cliarlotte. The *nme night, Thoa. Radio’s threshing machine was burned and several other depredation* committed in the neighborhood. Edward Bum* made a bet of *35 at Charlotte, that lie could run three mill* in 18 minutes. He was to go a* he pleased, and he pleased to go behind a carriage drawn by a fast horse. He made the three milea. but did uot get the $25. Daniel Carpenter of Charlotte, is a wealthy farmer nod for many years has been trying to buy a large farm ad­ joining hto, which would give him a whole section of land in a bodv. He nedglibor Mr. Rosier, died, leaving the farm to his. widow. Mr. Carpenter again repeated his projmMfa. but lining again refused, he amended hto pronq*al, insertiogan offer of mamage which was accepted, solemniwxl and recorded aud Mr. Carpenter control* tbe covetl-d section. Poraimiall mun of mower and don't you forget it. Have you seen any of Will’s work! If not cal I ob him, one door north of Boioe and Francis’, get his prices and you will trade. B:|SIMpn BY ABSORPTION! ilirectiona. The other, fixed and atony, fastened on her with an undeviating stare. She turned her head away but it intercepted her vision. She tried to hide behind a paper, but hbe felt that cruel eye piercing through the screen and creeping with a stony look all over her features. It seemed to be picking them up one by one and exam­ ining them with care. The thing be­ came unendurable, and she cried out to him fiercely: ‘•Sir, why do you look ut me so per­ sistently F “Me, madam: whv, bless ray son’! I hnveu'i been looking at you.’ "You have, sir. For half an hour or more your eyes „„ has been absolutely riyi'ed on my faciC *“------1 beg -your panion, madam, but it’s •* ’ ^optje is it ’not F lifting bis finger to ••Ye«_ it ’s thnt eye." “Yes. air. sir, it “Well,madniu, that eye won't do yon ’ Itgenerally looks any way »**>’hurni. -it gives inc a good deal of A great mnny complain of it. Secy of State, wm. Jenny jr. of Mt. . z\( flt-Kt.. I. thought they were making me, but I've 'found out different • Clemens; for State Trcas.,B. D. Prich- fun of n ’ ‘ ­ ard of Allegan; for Auditor General,, ,' .j P®*I'•’ve been knocked down two ' or three times for the inijxTtiueiico of W. E. Latiner of Big Rapids; for Com ­ ' ' that eye. I would leave it out nlltomiMioner of the Land missioner I-and Office, Oflicc, J. M. i। get! gether but for the looks of tlie thing. “»a T glass madam—only a glass • Neaamith ot Schoolcraft; for Attorney I'ta.r— eye, — General, J. J. VanRiper of Berrien J <■> lot. u|>. ’>.■ I ho>H-yo.HI hoi "* exeOMe n. ‘ “ — • . . .. - • . । i>n on my soul, sonl l ui not Htiijinsed thnteven for Supt. of Public Instruction, C. A. nglmut eye should feel interested in so Gower of Lanning. 1 pretty a woman," and ho lirought his Hon. D. IL Cook, of Hastiuj?*, was other eye to I war upon her in undisI guised admiration. The lady laughchosen elector from thin district. ingly excepU'd the explanation, anil the rest nf the journey wa* pa-sscA very At our Congressional district Repub­ pleaaapuy. I lican convention, held at Jackson, on Wednesday, -E. S. Lacy, of .Charlotte, । .viaixi«ix-ii wm the un.ni.uoo. choice ol tlie eon^“.TiSS vention by acclamation,for nominee tor , •<: «f Vennontviiu-. Congress. We congratulate tbe B®-|.T publicans of this district upon their , RoK._Orts «. h^. daughter .. choice. Mr. I-dicy is o man with a clean J a month, and a dayrecord, mid mud-sliuging, at least nt I ting. his exDcr.se, will lie out of the question. L. STEVENS! EATON COUNTY ITEMS. Opposite E. Parade ’» «h<x' .hop. » »- ----------------- NEW STOCK OF------------------ •t two. REPUBLICAN STATE OOSVENTIOH. MAIN LINK. non, ronallpaUoi „„w .. ' “ ” i SMUTS | I tKT coated La-K« boxc*. containing 30 I'ila, 11 <-u_ । Kor tale by F. T BoIm*. Beware of rounlerfcit* and J 1 —------- ----------- -------- • - Therefore I place my Goods upon the Market, confidentially j believing they will stand the test, and prove highly satisfac-1 tory to all who purchase. Sellers’ Liver Pills are also high­ ly recommended for caring liver com­ plaint, constipation, hick headache, fe­ vver „r and M1Q agl|e aucaju.8 0I ague, „„„ and all all diseases of Wl the .tomodi and liver. Sold by all dmK gist at 25 cento per box. E. COOK VlttMlaurff, I**- P. T. BOISE, the bill of romnUInt tiled in I i mouth* from tl>« data of thia CoeatdaloanVa solicitor within aarrtce of a ropy of aold bill and DRUGOIST, Health in Wealth. i ou» h adache, mrutaJ depn-fOxm, Joaa of memory ' promaturoo!d“’a<«.p^Led' by ,.«ew7ertioa, wifi1 abuae. or over indulironro. which bad* to ml*cry. , ---------* death. •—u 4. —...------------------ — i be pvbbohod in tha NaahviUo ।. d*»y «od publish.d and ctrralaU d In aald I b”* contain, week lor »lx auemalra week* dollar a box, or ail 1 D'tod, HaatinyaJuiy K, A. D. I**0. JAMES M. MARTIN. MicUfan. , ABUAH JT. RANT. [4! a) A true ropy, atlrM. nolieitor for Complainant. El OCR Ajroac*. Rr<i»lrr You can always find the following articles, or will be made to . » 11 i • order : All kindsi ofr« FAMIK&mLEMEHTS, LUMBER. - Ami It S fortt*r onlrovJ i fffi-sS-JB HMMMk will carry New \ork. . Indiana. Illinois. ri^nut^t m wM coumy Jer*ry. Connecticut,. Indiana, >uthern state, Califora :i. rv"T southern state. and Tint. IMKNTRMfTH . fr, P-nnsylranis. । (»«) J odar of Probate. WAGOi^H, H^r’troX'r!" f Carriages, Top and Single buggies and Spring wagons. Trimrouini^t'Tho ming a specialty. Old tops made to look as good as new. “2To^? Remember we have a foundry and are always ready to rea^haudrouu! pair make or furnish anything made of Cast or Wrought ^^w^'\,yf Iron. give nMJro to I hrpervina inu-nwn I Nledlcinen, Chemical*, PuintM. Olla, Varninhea, Blank Books, Double and Single. Heavy and light, unfiurpaajied in style, qual­ ity and low prices. Repairing done cheap. Callars, Collar Pads and in fact everything in the Harness line. lUomUor. ctoe «3«te »«um u.cMock i»tb.!«•» £ «nD mid «rt*u.»roro<iuiredu or«M cou;«, ib-D u> i>oi. tmN* oHy «rf Hmiinx., , (SuccesNor to Boise Bros.) YOU CAN FIND AT MY STORE Patent & Propriatory Medicines Sheriff- Male. HmUmv on .“wurd* ^tfaXJ^ttaUh! ' WOOUS’ And all the leading Remedies in OSBORN REAPERS AND MOWERS, SULKEY RAKES, Shovel Plows, Corn Cultivators and Harrows both Square and butterfly. School Books, acnro. Guarantee* imaed by F. T. Boiac. an throUod a<et,l for the vlllafe < f Nashville. JOHN C. WEST a CO . Sole Proprietor*. 1B1 and M3 W Madiroo H*., Chicago. IU. [M] Probate Order. 1 JAI I . is \ BI.ACKNMITHIXi. toU^STtwJ | Horseshoeing and Job Work done by the best of workmen. ““ Casting a speealty. Scrapers and Farm Bells cheap. Chilled and land sides to fit almost any plow. Kettles, all sixes, Col­ <HaoUM«. Jatr IMh tan. HKNRT HWOHTAJJM.aherir. umns for brick buildings, Iron Fencing &c. by Wm. I). POWER?. Coder «betiff. A LABGK LINK OF a complete line or Wall Paper and Bordering, (THIMMgD FR«) AS FINE A LINE OF Aa there la in town, and all wirrauted to be aa represented or money refunded. Prescriptions Carefully Prepared at al. hours. kt^n'u . F. T. BOISK. �<r- /4Mb __ , Ma. Editor j— _____ 0, w. Matteson ba* returnnh from MAHUVIELHi OceanaCo. . Mrs. Johnson, of Potterville, »* visitSATURDAY. - - - AUGUST 7. >890.' io« ber d»u**l«r. Mr.. Ovonre or. ... Much sickness in this town at pres­ VICINITY LOCALS ■AFLE GROVE ITEMS. Mr.. GriBo i» sick. Dog days set like freezing up. Enos Wolf cut 10 acres of oat* in 21 hours. ■ T. J. Brook* has moved on to his new farm. < Lizzie Mason went to Olivet Saturday and returned Sunday. k luivcrn Shafer, of Liberty, is home on a visit for one week. . Another heir has been born to the es­ tate of Johnnie Marshall. Will Brooks, of Con via, has been around among hi* old neightion^viidting. . The carpenter work of the new Evan­ gelical church will lie commenced this Considerable wheat has tern threahed, but no big yields have been report- Fred Williams and several others rep­ resenting this section. Highway oom mission er. Dille has cause*! a bridge to be built acros* Ma­ son ditch north of G. W. Slater’s, which will make traveling-much safer on that road. Alliert Rees, hi* two daughters. Belle affd Jennie, hi* son Ed., and wife, all 'of Battle Creek, were in this section visiting friends and making war on tlie blackberries, the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. John Spendlovc burned their only child, an infant daughter aged eleven months, on Saturday, the 26th. Thev have the sympathies of the entire community in this thmr sad bereavement. West Knlamo still retains its presUge os thouiost wide-awake community in Michigan, business booms right along, fanneni contixiue to grumble, accident* to happen, sickness to occur, aud all the different incident* to transpire which go Jo make up a lively nettlemerit. . Here 1 come again to till a space left vacant by my successoni in office. If my silence ha* been the means of many good night’s rest, or saved a large amount of comment I am happy, yeL । too sudden a stoppage of my liteiary , faculties will tend to create a sensation officers vrere installed into their respec­ tive office* in Hasting* Council. No. 11, pabBcan* of the township of Maple ' R.T. F.ofT.:8. C.. dement Smith; Giove will meet in caucus at the ccn- . ter of *aki township August 14th Ml V. C.. Enoch Andrus; Part. C., Geo. M. at 2 o’clock p.m., for the^rarpose of i .. delegates o. Dewey; Chap., Mr*. Clara H. Allen; ..luAfh, electing to tl,*. the conhty con­ ' Secretary, Irving L. Creasy; F. S, P- vention held in Hastings, Aug. 10th *80. Br OKi>KR Committe e. Dunning; Treas. 0. D. Spaulding; ------or —--------OT For Jewelry and Watclie* go to Herald. Eate* Rork; Guard, Mr*. TJ . --------___ . * F. T. Boise. Cook; Sentinal, W. Grace ; Depy. i ent Will0. Green. Mrs. T. H., C. Borns, Aotice. A. C. Carpenter. Whereas: *Mjr wife, Isabel'e Miller At a regular meeting of Hasting* having left my bed and l*oanl without Lodge No. D44. I. O.of G, held on just cause or provocation. I do hereby Monday evening, Aug. 2, 1880. the fol­ caution any one against harboring or lowing officer* were installed for tbe trusting her an my uconnt after thi comii^quarter: W. C.'T., I. L. Creasj; date. Dated Morgan, July 30th, 1M80. ___ Peter.Mi lleu. W. ™., Mr*. 8. Norton; W. R. 8., SVBiiy your Dry G*»ods,Boot« Sliiies, , A. L. Norton ; W. A. 8.. Miss L. Stev­ Hats. Caps, Groceries, Provision*, । ens; W. F. 8., Mrs. A. L. Norton; W. Crockery, Notions, etc,, of E. Reese, T., T. Phillips ; W. M., A; J. Angle; W. who always sells nt the lowest prices. D. M. .Miss H. Angle; W. C., Mrs. L. Phillips ; W I.G., C. J. Haven*; W. R. Slnoe the Introduetloa of Kellogg'* Columtlao H. 8., Miss M. Uhl; W. L. H. S., Mi»* Ofl.il haawade more prrmanrnt rum aad .Ivan M. UM. made It On Sunday afternoon Geo. M. Dewey, NRShvill ««DVU1 WiD Soon Ri­ Wil DOOU XVI XW 1870. . val the County Seats Each *idr- of her, and that a little more competition will make iv little be»ter market, I have purcimaed a stock >f to an Ho ICnalio Any number of fanners to ' Unload Wheat and Grain Ex- Iron, Nails, Glass, Stoves, to announce that having erected one of the largest and nio>*t convenient Tinware, Paints, desire elevator building* orntral Michigan, Oils, Varnishes, ' they are prepared to receive aigl and Brushes I pay THE BIGBEST MARKET PRICE id At below Mniinfactuiera price*. I had I the decline credited ni> to me ou theoe | gtKMl* uni) can of thia place, and Iter. Mr. Fitch, of | *11 actM* *ixl pain* 111 nrl<lr»au>rl tlie *!■<• temperance ti'iTinemnre meeting meetintr !nor'? HL, addressed in the Court House Mjuare, nt tbe dohe os the meeting Rev. Levi Master, pas­ tor of the M. E. church, offered the fol­ lowing resolution, which wo* unani­ mously adopted. Hesolpcd. that it is the sense of the meeting that the proposed amendment to the constitution of the atate of Midi., adopted at the temperance convention, held not long since in the citv of Jack­ son, should, itself, be amended, by striking out tbeXvord*, “aud for sacra­ mental piirpoM*^-” Le Roy. IT” „« Bemodeled, Ealarged • tapmed ----- BELIEVING THAT------ For any quantity of EASILY MEET COMPETION, iU mrtlora, kidney tff>tll<m, and all iche* and palm, wound*, eraiuplnit paln»xholnra morbu*. diarrhoea, cotqth*. colda, catarrh, and dltcHera among ehll- but a; a fair living profit. blv. Call al H. G. IlaL'a and gel a memorandum A FIRST-CLASS TINNER Mr. Samuel Biggs and Mina Relicca liook giving more full detail, ot tha etirallve propcrUea of thia wonderful medicine. Bigg* were bound together by that ho­ i K POUNDS G AIN ED la throe week*, and cured ly tie, which made them num and wife, It) ofeuna>nup*ion. Always ready at moderate rate*. Mvaarv. CraddocY A Co., 1033 Race 8t„ last week, Philadelphia, Pa*. ' . A little stranger boy sought shelter 'neath Fred Quick’s new roof. He tip­ SPECIALTIES: »Hnltnenl. foi a friend of mine who l» not expected I ped the scale* nt just 0 pounds, and . io live ; ano aa your mroicinca cureu ra* ot von | HUM-TION aoiu* three year* ago. I want him to Rnjl,-|npa Hfl.rnWR.rA Fred sinole a smile. try them. I gained flftaei pound, while lakh g lhe A>UUUO1 D Hd.1 U Wdl COUNTY LINE ITEMS. The Allegan and . Barry - Co. History । for him. Ileaprctfully. ........ ............... J. V. HULL. I Pure White Lead. has arrived and the. pioneer* who sbarlai» rrneeburg. Andcreon Co., K». The weather H cooler. Till* remedy apeak* for llaelf. One boUie «lll I Pure Ohio Boiled and ed in the early struggles are perusing in the public mipd. A heavy.«Ti<rwer on Monday night. uvu••»• ' ■au*i< aatiafvincmixi the moat laepiim. ikepllroi. mere There i*la noi not aa iingie ilnglc ( | it with great interest. Several capitali*t* of Charlotte, con­ 1’^1,e» are doing finely and will dissipate al once, ano it will iirvaa up a rrr«n roia । Raw Linseed' Oil, S. B^Jiorton is plowing clover tinder, template the erection of a hotel at- La­ soon 116 ripe. <'nS4 hoars, gl M per pint lot tic. CttABDDCK < I a rd, Castor. ladelphU Pa which, wIpgi straigliteiied, mea*urc* 7 cey’* Lake for the purpose of a pleas­ Tim. Brooks ha. moved on hi. (arm <» ■ >« lure«u.r. feet, and has pea vines which are fl ft. ure resort. The Inka i* pleasantly sit­ in Mapta Grove. Golden, Sperm, ATTKNTIOX L.4IMEM! high. Any remarks 7 uated in the eastern part of thi* town Fanners are bn.y entting mita and . tthf. KBSipt.ua; or lyman khooth. Virginia Lubricating Oils. n-ir.<e f.sr tvliont In .Kalama. 1 Will bo found in readme*, for A. P. Cook ofiera to settle that wood and just the right distance from Char­ »l.. plowing lor II nt. | .1 re,.making, ent ling ami filling, culling pattern* 1 suit with Chns. Whitcomb for *36.00, lotte to make it one of the most popuMr. Eldridge is driving a meat Wllg- , I>f all klml*. cutting and making beaver cloak*. , . 1 Ikmmana af ths lai«*t and moat elaban&tc aiviea. i but.Charles don’t projmiui to settle, he । lar place* for pleasure tourist*. ou through tlie country. isn’t that kind of a hairpin. i proportion. My tuition book* are of the ‘ The burning of Cha*. Baker’s barn, W. C. Wilcox i* making preparation* i<l tuoat alyltih. _ Btaqoe pattern* 20 eta.. Some ofour Battle Creek teamsters . jn ^g^yria, on Sunday evening liwt.wa* for building him another liomw. took advantage, of the hot days nnu ; Witn»-*w<l by many people in thi* sec­ Bird Andrew*, of Howard City, i* The finest makes of cool nights by starting with their load* tjon t|l(, fin'. lighting up the interior of viniting at hi* brother*. L. Andrew*. MRS. 8. OLDFIELD. at 9 o’chick in the evenffig. ' house*ii* by continuous lightning. Thi* “1 tell you bovs,” nay* Mesw-rtirld, Mr. and Mrs.’ Townsand, of Marshall. to iM. n vt.ar when the lightning “I’ve Inul lot* of fun in my life for an KAZOKM. visited at S. I*. Shafer’s Saturday and hlkeb <|elt«ht in the destraction of old CUtUi.” SMBARS, M INSOICS. Sunday, and took home with them a builjlings, live stock and things ing.-nGeo. Spire* anti G«-«». Booth are do- j CELEBRATED quantity of those delriou* blnckber- 1 t,ni| ing a tlouri*hing biotin**** *clling-WR*h rie* which Sam * farm afford*. Why i* it that the glorious star* ami ing machine*. IN THE WORLD. SeveralW onryoungkidaof tlie lov- -trijx-A. the banner of the free, i* not Several lioy* lo«t their jiartnera, nt I ing persuasion were seen making truck* I hooted from every post office, place nf the bar vent done** nt Ntudiville. at on Monday morning for their respect•• least rumor *ny* so. ive homes. They w*-ie Aouml over t;i place of the partisan banners flaunting Fanner* are iliwippointed on their ■ court on account of the ruin on Sunday in the face of every one f cast aside wheat crop*, but h<qM- for n better night. sitcli Dtiiiseuse. raise the old flag to the yield the coming year. Our versatile pen(cil) is called u|m>ii There i* a great abundance of hal ­ . Call and m-c in*-. Respectfully, to record the erection of two new head, let it Im- tlie only insignia of our ve*! apple* thi* year, but of a poor hitching po*ta in front of M. N. Coop­ political strife, the only mark of the | quality, anti fanner* are feeding them FRANK C. BOISE. era. Thi* may appear a small item, coming campaign and if jirvffercncc* Io their hog*. rpHEOLU ESTABLISHED hut hora*-* will stand as qui-t y to theiii are for ns, let ua show them only iu de- i On Monday . . ln*t a couple of Nashville a* to tlioa*- huge rock* if front of Job’*. bate, or by wearing a badge. Up with I Indb-s were pleasure riding in this vi7 JAND RKLIABI.i: yrRMTUUK FIRM OF Ed. Phillip*, of JohiiKtown, hoping the thnee glorious old stnis and stripes, cinity. As they passed along tlie coonw to make lit* home mon- happy, camo to shout loud and long as it unfurl* to the , ty line, they *ang “Home, Sweet Home"’ ■ HTOMACH our town and procured a large amount breeze, but don’t, don’t replace ’it ‘by very beautifully. of w<M»d. Lizzie is going to make hi* the unsightly party banners seen nfevUn Friday night of last week, the cel■ I ■ yL, Are on Hund with a fireside pleasant and his lonesome ery crossing or place of business. lar of of II. Bo wen was broken into, n E M * hour* one* of.enjoyment and love. E. D. W. pail of Ion! and several other article*. serve an injut»iion*n Dl»c»»» A NEW LINEOF One of onr most reliable wreathe! carried i,«ay. This is tire serond I . ' dridliiai.'d pbj»tquc, »o«l cDHcnlng■ ihtn »nd in­ prophet* gave it a* his oppinion that CARLTON ITEMS. time they have iMitherc*! Hank. Hi- , nnuitlvu* nrruUiivn with il"*t«t'rr'* stomach * i i „ *: . ..hl.. • „...* Bittora, the Uncal. I'-c mo*l hlzhljr rxnctioiwd. and we would have it n* dry a* we have lias now iloaded up his niuKket aud says i .. --------------.------------Of Every Description. The fanner* are busy harvesting they must look out or they will hear had wot, but alas how frail-is human Which will Defy Competition in every calculation*, scarcely had the word* of their oats. something drap. Respect. Remember that all our yy HEN YOU WANT ANYTHIN!; the prophet died away on the air ere The shrill whistle of the engine and Goodtt, which we Manufacture, Ai>.ik crlrk items. we were being deluged with u copious hum of the ci Under, betokei« bu*ine** are Warranted in Every shower. around the threshing machines. Respect. The brick kiln ha* been fin*d. We don’t claim to be the worst set of The Greenbackers of this town hold A mud turtle wa* caught ui the pond people in the world; we have two their caucus at the town hall, on Fri­ We an-also prepared to furnish any­ churches in the process of construction, day, the nth. preparatory to the comity that weighed 54 llM. thing in the Cha*. Murphy ho* raised mi II. & E. several sabbath schools in a flourish convention. ing condition, and last week u young The- iw days . of fine weather in the 1 streamer over liis shop. UNDERTAKING LINE, is their 1 -----AT ------| The farmers arc busy tlifesliim man, agent for the American Bible A* past, r have been greatly in farm of the A* we bare tbe luuat complete Hue v( Hociatiou, sold several bible* and man ■ farmer*, but a good shower would be wheat and the yield is light. goes along the road reading his bible. | quite acceptable just now. Mr. Peckham has the niaaous al work rill And tne COFFINS, C’AMKCTS. We have left wicked Assyria far be- ; Charley - • laying the foundation fur his new steam Smith, one of tlie proprietor* ROIIKS. MliROI'I»M &c. c 1 hind. >of the Mathew & Smith threMhing ma­ grist mill. The people of North Maple Grove, of chine, came home quite sick Inst week, j Siduey Hull bad hi* arm caught in Of any one in the country. tbe Evangelical order, gathered in but we learn that he will soon be able ( the belt of his Hteam thresher and brokGeo. Marshall’s grove last Saturday, to do duty again. ; en in two place*. Dr. Peckham dressed In Weatcm Miehl fan. We manufacture where they listened to tlie appropriate Thoma* Blinstou, the man so serious­ ' it and he is now with hi* machine. rnnh A and fitting remarks yf Rev. Hevinger, ly hart last week, aud referred to in 1 vTV/vy 1 / ±JL JPjZLXVO Hi and then went to the foundation of my Inst communication, is doing well, . — David Forbea and Cap. Went, of for funeral occasions furnished free of their future church and witnessed the and hojicaare entertained of his recov­ Grand Rapids, rpoke to a large audilaying of the corner stone, in which ery, at no late day. charge. | cnee at the Meadville IL IL Hall, on wa* pla*-ed a record of their church up Mr. Foster and Asaneth Sisson, on : . ’ . Mr. Forbes enJ. LENTZ A SONS. _ to the present time, papers, etc., inclu­ iMt Saturday, alter ».h,.rt iliac™ M- I Wedncadar evening. , - ' Ilivened h-oihmI tha. the rru.oL'in. speaking with some tine I ding a copy of The Nashville News. lowed their only daughter to her final JT IS A FACT Imprnvrmrnc yet Jc. Rune, who ha* Iweu at work for resting place, in the East Carlton cem- | songs. The club at that place is one i wbteh i« th. latent and ItKrutoi will hereanrr ba owed of the most successful in the county, j made la hhirtk Bcpj. Miller, fell deeply in love with etary. The afflicted parent* have tlie jI ami is constantly gaining ground. tbe hired girl, but *be failed to recip­ sympathy of the entire comintiniiy. Swd», Flour. Feed. Lime, (tail, Plaster, Stucco. Hnlr and Shingles. Money Sued by Dealina vitb them. AINSW8W0RTH k BROOKS. rpHE FISHING UNE. । The Legal Tender and Other [COOK STOVES. FARMERS & MECHANICS TuOLS TAKE THE G’d Rapids &, Ind. K. H. FOR THE Trout. GrayW & Black Bass Fisheries, ' AND THE FAMOUS Game and Summer Resort* and Lakes ' of Northern Michigan. Thr watrr* ol ihf Gr»f«l Tiavnro luxion and Miebixan North Wood, arv umurpaaaedjfrquallvd. In the abundance aud great taricly of f.*h contain­ ed Brook Trout abound Iu the »trvaui, and tha fa­ ntout American Grayling I, found only in tbc«g wa­ ter*. The Trout arsMiu begin* May 1*1 The Grayling laketeU In thia territory Game of variou* klnd*,«heh aa ihwr, B-tar, Part­ ridge. Puck. *e., an- a,-rv plentiful. and large nnm-’ l*-r» ot iwrltmen annually visit thia region with great juceroa. Take your family with yon. The rerncry of the .. - - .1. _ _ ■ -__1 ■ _ i . ... i. I _ * beneficial to ih<M« Mattering with bay fewer and aath- ■Ing lb*- »»«rage in counlrica »><■■ enough to afford the fln< «l for linhing and burning. liurlng tl»« Maaon. round trip rxenhlon tieketa information and acurate inafeuflho ti lilutt temunda Oral r Ag't. Grand Rapid., Mich. Through trams koIiuk north owr thia route leave limix) Rapid* IO9>a. in . and litflO p. m. Arrive »t IVto.ua »t 8.00 a m.. and *.3D p. m. Returning leaae PrtoakevT al<k3-'> a iu, and a. tn..—arrive Rouu<f trip Sum nv' Eacnr.lon -Ickrla, good <t> ng nurtn from June t«l to Sept. 30th and rrlcirnlni IB Orl 21, from Grand Rapid* to Pvloakcy »7.W o Macinac. «1l.00. I*11] J. LENTZ&SONS pHE BARRYAILI.E MILLS. FURNITURE WALKER & NORTON FLOUR, MEAL: FEED, GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, MORGAN, BARRY CO., MICH. ATTENTION ALLEN BROS G Jl ANO FARMERS! Having tboroufblr ovrrhaolrj an I refitted our mill with New an! Improv'd Machinery, we are KAP1DS, GOOD WORK GUARANTEED. WALKER & NORTON, Prop** of the IIARIIY VILLE M1LLH - CONTINUOUS FACING, TEACHFRS& students . .i<w.«rrs» «-montb i lhuiil hu i I during vacation. Ear full iMrtleuUra. addreaa. [ i44-47J J. C. McCURDY A < O , <^ica«o. 111. monboeTollebiate institute' j 1 I4MT] NO PATENT NO PAY BEST SHIRTS, Largest and Best Selected Stock P|T F NTSV rocate aud lie rushed to the corn house Umcle Masos. Nuslitilli- YlarkPUl. ____ wrrnntTT____ and wa* trying hard to hang himself, 1 HASTINGS ITEMS. when tlie*other hired ma* came in and cut him down. He then fled to the Business is beginning to boom in tbe woods, a party pursue*! and found him in Foxe’* woods eu rapped in sweet city. repose, eating gooseberries; and Dot The big cistern, in the court yard, is wearing that wild and lutggard look full of water. which might have been expected. Houses are being numbered and the 1. L. Dodge. names of tho streets placed on the front AlalaB.’V BRON., JOHNSTOWN ITEMS. 3S> Monro- Ht., Oppo.it> Katbhurn House. of blocks fronting thereon. Geo. M. Dewey took his departure Probate Order. per Oats are good for fifty bushel* Monday noon, for the New England MATTERS. The wheat crop i* giving a good States, where he will spend a few Woodland Melect Nchool. yield. months, talking for Garfield and ArthCorn bids fair for one hundred bu I Ur. The fall term at Woodland, will op­ en Aug. 90, and continue ten weeks. per acre. Rev. Mr. Fitch, of HL, occupied the Mim* Emily Holme* will assist, and a Potatoes are about so *o,and farmers thorough ouu*n«> course will in^readpulpit at the Baptiat church, last Sun - j। iuuiuuhh ***** be given w are happy. On reading and Bling the prtltiun. duly verified. day, morning and evening. Yonr'cor- ing, mathematiCTLirrammeretc. Teach Mr. Metbevcr has his shop nearly era’ Institute first Saturday of each respondent ha* been informed tliat month. [46-47] Bfoexk Davempobt. completed. Mies Lillte Eater of Hastings is step* have be*-ii taken to procure hi* visiting friend* in Johnstown. service* a* piuitor, and it i* hoped that They nil do it. Tbe picnic held last Saturday in the they may Hucced l* the Bociety ha* been Goto the Old Reliable Market for grove owned by Mr. A. G. Dewey wa* without preaching for aotne time. I Freah, Salt and Smoked Meat* of all tbo hearing of Mid petit a complete succvr*. There wa* 50ct* law Of aaid deccaa.-.!. ata _ . . *:,,..*[ kind*. Hemry Roe. uv. ( i urnuuy muruiug, ' bid for me the iienriu-st heartiest luugu. laugh. iI utu did not Tnemlay morning, wmiic while Charley Froprietorn Ihrobate Ofrhp got' the 80CCct*. learn wl.„ U-----— bnt die min- Milter Jiller wa* at work with hi* “little 1 ----- ---------- ------ f ister laugh's! thirty dollars worth they plainer,” in Bently Bro*. A Wilkin*’ \ 1 . „ X’ . Lt Big Bargain* in Tea, and a Beautiful pollIM(. Tbe heavy storm Sunday night did shop m this_city, hi* hand came in con- Con51 gheU giveI1 wjUl * , c. W. Smith no great damage and came very ac­ tact with the knives of the machine, ————-( —r~ ceptable to all, excepting a few our and two of hi* finger* were cut off ju*t young men, who made home, Monday D,‘ i ^Srairell^bauer1^: at 10 a. n».,wondering why in the d----- 1 called and dre**ed the wound, which ers bring in your butter and *ave th** there could not be one Sunday night at last account* wa* getting better. I salt E. Reese. this summer without a storm- I'.XTU A COST RIP DOWN THE BACK, 1 mrnta *»7 »li •u.-r nmur-ra niannfio __ nr__ i _ _ „ _ FURNITURE t.u. I 11 I Lil I I UN V eurrd by <m. Mm<W- IN BARRY COUNTY I> BARK) lUUNTi iwaifr-lift ISile-lt Offitc. we »Wc to nuke . inailoaa, and umre 1‘atetua more p»oui|rtly ilth brow-Ver and Ix-Uer elaina, than ttraee who flnlah. Parlor Suits, feefe 8’ Patent Rockers, Bureaus. Extension Tables, L°MUl?r%°rS; Camp Chairs,Sc. , LOUIS BAGGER > CO. DOOT Bin SHOE SHOP. Common Furniture ... . . Of every description Prices that Can’t I Undersold' Thaaking our nutnerona ; •m>, we ahall endeavor by f« J it»^.ui»-<i.»,~..i» recently v*es»tfl4 bf Mr* t’roekcr.M IOrvd to make JOB PRINTING AT THIS OFFICE. ' ENCYCLOPEDIA ft--- L w m-tton... HOW TO BE^r.STp-' YOUR OWN. : LAWYER Kellogg, Domaray & Co, �And site got up. came to the bed­ shading tha ' light with one hand. "I knew there was Something strange alxrat yon,’’ said she. "Why, you are aober’" Buch teatiHKrtiy waa considered reliable, and the man now enjoys liis new-found rvputa- Skten men urwtd fer murderously. Tin: »:a.vt. the introduction is A doctor al jLyons, France, has un­ dertaken, on a wager, to go fifteen' day* witb- and turbnknt ____ _________ reapoombility should not be incurred without some con- springs nt Manitou, five miles distant, with which there is almost hourly com­ munication by rad and coach, will prove reliable adjuncts in the good, work : Genend debility, nervous or other­ wise, arising from malarial causes or overwork, mental or pnyaiosl. Consumption in ita pariier stages ; dis­ eases of the liver, stomach, spleen, blad­ der, aiid of an uterine nature. Bronchi­ tis and asthma, organic and functional scrofula in all ita prbtean forms, niual and pharyngeal catarrh, espeQudly when contrnctod in damp localities, and-chron­ ic malaria poison and ita many compli- A Horrible Story of Frenzied Anger and Death. The horrible tragedy enacted in Ly­ ons, N. Y.,-conveys several morals which people would do well to studv. It se«ns tliat one Salomon H. Easterfy, a farmer reconJwl at 72 : temperature «J S-.'»; rcapirsof tliat place, was wrought up to such a tam, 1* i weight, 127# pound*. Hi* atrengtn I pitch of frenzy by tlie high temper and quarrelsome disposition of his wife and her mother that he slaughtered them both with an ax bs a butcher would a I know that. broncliitis will be re­ A fire in the lomlier district, of Bufbullock, then harnejoed up lys horse, lieved, if not entirely cured. Have a and drove to a convenient Bjxit on the case in my own family. Mrs. C. had length by 500 feet in width. Tlie total low u lianks of the Canandaigua outlet, where been aftiisted with it for several years •225,000 and tho uisuraiicu *08,000... .0. be completed tho hideous drama by before we came. here. Tliree months” drowning himseif. It is said tliat the residence has nearly entirely .relieved g in hia pooeeaaian *122,000 in forged bonds chief cause of the differences lietween her. the city of Jadtaoiiville, Fla. the couple arose from tlie intervention I had determined to advise no one to Ox the thirty-tliird day of his fast, ot the mother-in-law. Every time she come here, eithvr for health or fortune, visited her daughter trouble arose be­ but the certainty of finding relief from tween the man and hia-wife. I bronchitis and asthma is so clearly man­ Much has been said of mothers-in-law, ifested in the case at Mrs. C. and others partially dioapand the trouble thev produce in the tliat for once I break mv resolution, and re lajw around 11wo-thirds of a families of their children, when, from • urge all jmitsoixh afflicted with these dis­ necessity or choice, they bike up tlieir tempers to come. reaidimce. there. They should learn tliat, ! insomnious persons will be greatly when thev leave- their own homes to benefited by this climate. I cannot “* k““i abide -----------------------with their children, they at the I give the reason, ' Some attribute it to •^^^oU-thlrty-ahhdv' -----------------------same time alxlicate the scepter of do­ j an unusual amount of ozone in the atof hi* fort in B worae condition than lie ha* ex- ‘ i mestic government, raid that, msteud of j mospbere. I speak fro.m personal exbib.Ud« w Um. *» ib. But. .Num. TO“?» “to,,h*‘*'rell“*l“irut',r, tb7 i>erience on this subject. In no other are Ulen, diere only only M as gu«»t«. guests. Wi-eanrcul- hind have I ever found sleep so gentle, ...d .muUu,-rmiumi. .nJ lh» lulu »u «ro rnfwuiSau n.Mbl. t<> .low. bta>[ dvuongme ily imagine tliat “ when the gray mare j so sweet, and so refreshing. The sleep jaw. », u-puunno MK; 5. U 55 is “ the better horse"—os is the homely I of adulta is as profound and as calm as. phrase where the wife usurps authority tliat of infipita, and there is no courtingTu«A — • bull-tight ta New Totk, 1 roxiTicxiand arrogates to herself arbitrary power of the charmer. She comes unsought, ' lusts only for that occasion; and persons over die household and ita surroundings like a good angel, and spreads ±er the other day, under the management of Henry An election was held in-Alabama on 1 most of the country they traveled «4R u n.i • ■ having thus accidentally met, are under —if she be aided, abetted and re-en­ obliviofls mMntle over wearied soul and Bergta There were eeveral ochre Meer* and a the 2d of Augwrt for Governor and other State i through, must liave' liecn ’' sufficiently 8 Who i no obligation to bow or recoginize each forced by a mother, it is not in human good deal of red cloak and agditr, but no gtre. j officer*, members of tbe Legixtatare and conn- tr3'inK k> the nerves of a Indy. But her Ixxly, and you know nothing till next. .‘nnnDm.hte other when meeting again. JEhl Sr n. n» n. .uulkbu. busliaud found tbut h?r comp...J ’ ' panionslur when walking in tlie street witli one nature for the hen-pecked huslmnd to , morning, when your first pjeentiou will •tapped H. The ton-dor* were unarmed. for State ofilcc*. but gyncraUy auppurted tbe was actually of service to him. ------,, (jieut], yOU meet another, it wonld bo submit .without a struggle.. If Mrs. . be the unsjieakable glory of Cheyenneuim. Ant The lieginning of the thirty -seventh | nominee* of the Greenback party. Dispatch*-* 1 considering tlie contemptuous mannci1 i optional either not to introduce them ot Easterly hud carefully studied the ns you gaze on its purple ’sides through scripttires (especially Proverbs xiv. 1), day of Dr. Tanner’, fast found ^r01}1 Montgomery that iboofDemocrat* jn which the Moors treat their , ,Id* condition „ U1, । maae a ciean iwcmareport the candidate, thaTmro I <<*«* own all or only in a formal manner. But if, sue wonld have known dint the mother ■ the chainlier window. dried to lUU.tauwd IruuU;. IrouMt'T with U|' ‘7 °" thc Huu> tlc^lt 1,c,nf; ‘i'vted by uiajori- I "omeiiKind, ■ tho ■ courtesy with .................. *hich................................................. in RUoll a cffla xxxoet a lady, and _ sho : There is another class’ that may rely S^iS^eZioitaTLjh o/reSL ’1? t^ranglwfrom »*•-to,u‘ 40.000 WiWta W.uoo. The The d^ di- they »*haved l*hnT^ to to..Mm Mr?- Colvile 9°lviJo was w"" re«*■ evincvB evinces B B derari to to gtop stop'with'you, you who deliberately instigated discord l»e- ou finding relief—tlie obese. If’there to 50.000. wjth you, you lwfo‘‘»add “‘aUM ttlK election l|rCu<».ixiMcd Pu«d.,ff.,.u«b. marknble. The Tlie digmtanes diguitan.-. everywhere everywhere mn, introduce intaxluct, him him formally; }X»UV; Lt Ihi. tween her husliond and her was no true , iwtelie* that.tile off quietly. . markable^ but thia . be any unhappy wight who desires to friend. the dav walked about ocauuMially, and affected State elections will occur this yew 1 ‘Iressed their faces in smiles when they : woma wo^j(1 noi not enuuo entit]0 mm him mj cuusiaer consider nimscif himself _________._ But thc actors in thia terrible drama ' lose some of his ovoirdnpois, .let him toll, mto ’her w ^mUnUuicm. not to feel hw waakuca*. The puhw wa* re- ftS follow) ’”r pn-toiro-. and even the • One singular feature in our have p;uise<l ** beyond human jun«ncuon. jurisdiction. come. «^74;t«npcratare,M.S: rwpiratiou, 14; Arkan-, rude camp-followers consulted her com»• . — ----------v_. mdc camp-follower. <<tn^l7when^e\7rao n h-exnri«| , . v ouu nu,ua!1 . Flrat Monday tn Septrml^r. fort obaeauiouslv and invariably adNaturally a hen one rasraon lias expresa- and only the lesson remains that, "Ah Ixjpulation is, there are no fat people ' weight, 125^ pound*. The doctor wa* exam- Venuout.. . Flint Tuiwdar la Neuten>l*r. ion onsequiousn, ana mvanaiMy mi desire to be introduced to another, c.N.u lLT,, to hnraine ronin and wXwl to lere. If the Prince of Wales had only incd by anixmltation, and tho heart and lung. Maine. .. .Second Monda- in WOtMalNr. dressed ner in the most respectful Iodi,__A nniv n.,, _;B}™ nf ti,„t oth«S • l,uniluK cools ram wood to known this in his day, he would have pronounced U> t-‘ in excellent condition. j Cotonalo inure ” ■ 7 u ,y U wishes of that other to > flrCi M u a contentious man to kindle b 8' ---------------------------------‘ consult ! strife." (Proverbs,, xxvi. 21.) It is ; avoided Beau Brummel's heartless in­ The condition of Dr. Tanner at the I .. A Fasting Fiutinir I.mmtlr. It is not.; however, a nvvM 1U.r jnu never. wise u> to ,, enter into, , a discussion ; c^uiry. People afflicted with consump­ beginning of tbe thirty-eighth day of hi" foot Wm< VirginiaraSllUg Lnnatic. l.UUailC. . , ’ tuu.1 . to B-srertain , w enie-r mm » (UHCUiwion A tion aud Bright’s disease in the advanced There ™, veare .u.-o in the Blnrkh-v “ ,•» “>« w with one who i. U.lw.tl. —. — »mx MV um: ia .hln uiuicieii wiui the me was about came aa on the preceding two dr i Zi'ITwr J?! ““S-Vto lie totodnoed to . Udy « intirmitiee ot tomnett. and. n. thi. no. stage, or lalxiring under organic disease “cJ Thomas ThomM Wig 11 ig-­ not, for ta gcnerel, Bociety gentlemen are h.ppv'famiK UlDp*;5 lu“1’ .***“ ,nl?* of tlie brain or heart, or nervous affec­ " . almshohse 11 man named were all so constituted, it .. । gins, who persisted in <* i77jXJ'chri7Lrod.bS*^t toitta '".'.''“"Jl *7 h" .'““’A1" *"'k ’"»ta l..v.. been fur Iwtft hrnl Mre. tion dejiending on organic lesion, hail waa 78 ; tawperaturv. 99 1-5 'reaptratioa. 15. tXl^v^TjtiJXtv Lre,m l 0,-,-r mmie hervudt, to ta. E-terly : better remain away. i Uta tbe "^tar bytattaSforty 4.-2* [ taSS | “X. Z.T"IX.^. X“h.'> dynamometric Uwta. M iukxnetcra tn the right toodudsouuwlrfl. " r“«HJrU^rt“^a7y“ih<'’8buro'lt du“^ ,to * tai’'‘0 ““*••«* «™> iu.bil.ty to keep tarn, meddlil^’irith ' In the case of consumption in an ailvjmeed stmre, however, tiiis ranch can ron mve ota and tbe “l .U>« '"“t; tlw ol bvrmMri.,1 children, ll.ro,. l>e said : The patient’s jiathway to tlie G. W. Cakdew was on trial at Mober. .. son gave out, ana tm process oi restore- and die rule is that the introduction should i;vwl U...,, Rncriflertd white th., nr tomb is smoothed by an almost utter al>ly, Mo, for outraging a nwprctablo monwd i senee of physical suffering. Death gen­ : dill Xu"'",7w Iiira b’yhtea, ‘h7 ■u.K'.'-rn.bfe woman. Whilo he wa* b«-iug conducted from ' Nebraska.. . . . /, erally imsues suddenly and without the jail to the court-room, bo wa* »et upon by . he existed on a small bottle of porter, \\yu- relations mav widiout anv cere- ' aM,n t,ie 'ireadful crimes of their ex­ pain, life simply going out like n caudle. Crump, the hnnband of the outraged j : with a few swallows <»f water The nor I rciauous may, wiuiout any cere- ^jMjrrfuid and maddened porenL—.-ff- I —Letter from Colorado Springs, Col woman, and shot to death. Carlew ran Xp* ’ yui area swallows ot water. Ibe por- monv or hesitation, lie introduced to b‘ j.’,.rriina Times round with hl* handcuff* on bogging 1 North CaraUna.' “ ter he finally gave up, taking only wn- friends casually encountered. y ^ivriing _______ the people for God's sake to protect him. but I'enu»>>vaul* ... .. j ter. . When he died lie was veTj* much | Emigration from Germany. Cramp finally overtook him and emptied hi* re- Nouth Carolina.. emaciated. A post-mortem examination Postal Cats American Olive Oil. Statistics relating to emigration frum A man and woman under arrext nt Premont, - -— — -a —------------ Germany have been recently submitted StoluSluS 10 <4J MM. Bender uxthw I Ocorgt* .. ;; »________ weighed, six ounces, his stomach was of on a small s^le, m pnxluotxl in ££ formula for making olive t to the German Parliament. The numw? > -r ru t ,The general election for ITeaidcnt and Vice Dispatches from Los Pmos Indian j jyuaidi-u-----------------• ■ Agency report that •• forty-eight chiefs and ; Nur. 2. ‘ in die right lung there wi— .. ..>uu- , head men of the Uncornj ahgre Ute. bare .iguud I I citlous cavity considerably larger than a ‘ the treaty. The nuocem of thc com-1 m ..... goose egg;, there wre were nlro also taberotea tubercles I to «n Iu Ctafonn. they gntta #4,217; 1879, SI.327. Important m. wm. rnuukm u amired itcyond doubt Ouray The following is dip condition of die I mwiwcu scattered through the iciuuug, left lung.’ ..ifrom mruugu uie . ----- , , I! .1.. I sion tliat ~Grimalkin ^vlwutilS^M tlxo increase’marked by la*t year, as awured tbe «xnmi**iou that uc trouble pnblic’debt, a* rcjxjrteil on tbe 1*1 in*L: i began~losing flesh, 1 *the ’--- start *—* vhe’-------’ and, de- wo.n that Grimalkin may lie utilized us will be experienc'd in getting the to lx; an error; diey should bo crushed compared widi the years immediatelv the exertions of the attendants, de- [ a letter-carrier considerable ail- 1 pw-ui-< iriuuu*ui uiv»iu iiiiHin«, nr- —r— with ............................. White River and Southern Utas to .ign, now III* prrerot. bond*.................................... I 33S.131.0M spite betwron two stonta taming ----agntaBt <»ch I O -O---- - preceding, th. H.u nnmixin uumiiuio given until for nil th. j,uu ’ I rlined to partake of food, saving he was vau‘f*Fv to dlL‘ puHIo interests. . Tlieae other vertically. VSe can that the Uncompahgrea have agreed to the .... — Wo con quite under- ।'*two yean* following tho — Frunco-German treaty... .The <xyuran of Artama give, a popu­ . I Christ. Wiggins was a native of Boone w,,rtll”'R proi«ae to organize a service of re leads -------.1.4T..W w )nave mve never gince |wn Bnythi stand that cradling to quite differj wa r i,3M,i«i.e*i lation of 41.680. Inrlruling 1.600 (luiarwe anil . —- — -.............. ijFjS ' county, Ky., and, aside from his pecul^*' present engaged, ent results from grinding. In cider-pro- I reached, 4.545 Indian, tout . relu.hng Ui* Ihwerv.Uuu ■ lutun.t.nc rwrtta^ ?h?± Tlie 83,<327 registered for KUUM..W0 । iar ludlucination, was intelligent and rn* M<'n’" ol ‘ngeniuus experiments, in chicing counties in England apples axe — aLdlhmbloImliaDgmA taken m the «mm*. -^avy pmrfea ftuid....... 1879 1879 consisted of 20,106 males aud 1.3,221 11— 1 7— ' t.oui.1. UliWM a• general «P.«auw »ur ipuivering mail favorite Morito uitii with I ‘•’—8 ' * ’ Aocokddvo to the dispatches from T<taJ min bond* i. . a . ii tno .. No less than 21,150 were from “ ■ .1 th.. .th-mUnu, *><• mtillK maU.. SU.kmtiiifr S.-I.-tuur T Ltuk fur theft projiared for cider in the same manner bs females. _ ...... , ... Matured rt*« ........... I the French prepare their olives, by grind ­ Prussia. North America was tlie goal Fremont, hob., there u rearecly any doubt that , 1^*1 tender* i t----------------------------;----headquarters, they thenbe dispatch a 15AM.000 | The Strange Will of Baron Steub?n> ■ numlier of cata, securely tied up ing them under revolving stones. Cider of 30,808, Brazil of 1,630, and Australia. the old man and woman recently arrested there i certtaeuw e f dry orit ... " I Fix-ilenxl eurrenev...... 7,306,710 thus prepared will keep for years, and are member* of the Bender fannly, on whose Go.il and *Uver ocrtlliIn 1860 or 1861 a copy of tlie will of *<M*len lwK*. to the neighlxiring improves with age, some say, on account 30,573,(00’ farm in Kaimb* the remains of Senator York . Baron Steuben was published either in I vdlj|gea« where they are freed from con- of an essential oil pressed from tho ap­ and ten other bodic* were di*covcn.-d in 1673. WWah j the Louisville Courier or the Louisvilk ‘ fiut:nieHt and turned loose, with neat A fond mother wants to learn how her Thc woman of the party say. that oho will ple pipa. In America cider is mode , Democrat, and he makes this strange ' I^tvta of letters firmly strappixl to from crushed or chopped apples, and son will turn out That's easily done. confres all about tin- murder*, and insist, that, T.-IO <lrbt f provision in his will; Ho devised u 'their backs. At once their domestic inalthough she 'is not a Bender, the old man is, If he’s wanted to go out aud weed the and that she know* everything concern­ i»Mu^«» | goodly portion of what estate ht had at ' Rtincta come into full play, and they possesses neither tho flavor or tho keep­ garden, he will turn out slowly and reing properties of tliat produced in Devon­ ing the murders. A resident of Fremont, who — | tlie time of his death to two of .his fav- «wifay flee homeward with unswerving shire or Herefordshire, England, i Here luctantlv and be two hours dressing. If lived near the Bender*, recogniziw the old man. ‘8,■576,053 ’ oritc house servants, on the explicit con- > <brectiH-s.H. Of thirty-seven cata, thus he’s called to s.ic a circus procession go It appear* from the ^womaa * statement that by hell probably turn out quick and the Bender* fled from their place in 1673, when a, «a>,47o carry away hu Ixxly and bury it in some °ne hitherto tailed to fulfil ita postal b atan.d Btoue veMchu ’ On the Pociflo hurt himself trying to come down stairs it became apparent that tho relatives aud b, 841,115 friends of Senator York began to suspect them 791,136 secret place, where no one can ever find ; faction with excellent punctuality. It । thev use tin and put a boot on at the same time of having been instrumental in hi* takmg-off. a90,5TJ,«W it How he wm buried the writer does 18 however, that when a double i J They have sinoo lived among tlie Indians, end 15.535,000 not know, nor does he know how it . «’^vlec shall be arranged, difficulties raid ] have encountered such great hardahipa that delays may arise from tho meetings of A Just Tribute. 151,650.733 hapjxmed that said will was recorded in J l* THfi markets. * - - * . they determined on re turning East, one cf the A just tribute is paid paid to women in the U1 ° wdl-book the high road. If the feline A objects being to obtain some money hid away | ToU1 the will-book of tbe Court of Appeals in I P06* NEW TORE. on the Bendci farm. rell-known play AvaiteWes-wte’ I Kentucky; for I find by reference to can lx> inspired with,a high . well-known play ““Unde Under the Gaslight,’’ I b**™ ......................................... fl 00 4SI0 00 • • • • •r* 1 Chambers’ Eocvdopedia, volume nine, ! *>u*e dnty. overriding iieraonal im- and it is as true as goapel It ia worth • »«*--•....... •i............. * “s-S 6 nj£ । tliat Frederick William Augustus Steu- r,uhe. mJ1 w°l l>t‘ W®D- Filing this, we I preoenruig and runs in thia wise: “Let Fil^a^ thc Chicago, Burlington and Quincv tnd Peoria rtUB................................ a K0 (A 4 50 64,03,512 ' ben died on his estate, near Utica, N i aPpreheu<l that irregularity in delivery the woman yoi^look upon be wise or vain, Whbat—Ko. 3.> IM ta 1 10 Interna* aeernad and not yH paid. 3X1,117 u Mixed 43 d 40 ■***” Y., on Nov. 28, 1794. ’fie waa bora at I take place.— London Telegraph. ’ ' beautiful or homely, she hu but one proacbca, culminated in the arreHt of over 200 Intereat paid fir United HUtoa.... 4fi,5®^Cl .................. -................... 84 *0 ------ -- — andJ that Madgoburg, Prussia, Nov. 15, 1730, and I ------------------------- -------( thing shos can c give — or refuse, ‘ ,v~* is itriL-Wr«tnra; Internet repaid oy trau»portatli 1.-1,042,864 wm educated at tho Jesuit College at her heartHer beauty, her wit, she may I £o«>«-Mc — ... S°t So Easily Fooled. heart--------- — ---------- ,-------Nieme raid Breslau. But why thia will i Chambers' Journalwill recalls an hhr anecJo«. her lore ia the wnn lint Liva; 1“ —U ihn Saobut .♦. —-Gl. *»..treaaure .............. withCHICAGO.' A fire at Bed Bluff, Tehama county, wm recorded in this State the writer of • dote which is related of a certain Edin, moW and without price. She can CaL, destroyed *100,000 worth of property.... tliisis not advised. Ho only knows that burgh professor of natural history who Old-V , 1U 1X1111171 that when \ou look Medium U> Fair. in delivering deliveruur aa course course of of i up°n per your eyes shall speak a mute An ordinance haa been introduced into tlie The various mints of the country it wn« Probably tho original will waa wan engaged id in t the proper office in Utica, -----I gin lectures geology, bi which had a n>- ; devotion; when you address her your coined *4,276,500 during tbe month of July. recorded geology, but -------on iraixiUArt i vo»°e ^all1x5 Kentle and kind. That you ■Ma 3 tenng. ... .Firrt Ooapwnller of tbeTreasury Lawrence N. Y. If not so, then there is no record sult different frem what wan anticijmtixl. Na Sfljwttig. *■" '»“•>« «!»• ditid<-H that Government employe* are entitled of such will, as the will-book in the One clay a chosen band of his .lu.lent. ■ "Sf11 9°* Col. Grierson telegraphs that he to pay for public holiday*. - . all at once understand vour vigorous __________________________________ acquired possession of a brickbat, which , thoughts and ambitious plans, for when struck Victoria's band of bad Indian* on the A man-of-war has l>een ordered to I bum®d UP ’ * tliat office was destroyed ■ o....they punted ft variety of specious hues, Slut ulL. and fought them four hour*. He proceed to Cuban water* and patrol tlie coast. /L"™. “ IbG° 0.-----—Louisville and placed among n the other fossils and l misfortune and evil have defeated your - - --------- Courier- -ww killed several Indian* aud lost one man. At j rocks on which tlieir master was to dis­ greatest piuyiose—her love remains to ---------------------------------ksl accounts this formidable band of savage* Member* of tlie Cabinet believe that the pre*- ' console you. You look upon the tree of course. The professor illustrated liis was hemmed in between tho Mexican and encc of an armed American vcaael will bare a , The Late CenSM. strength and grandeur; do not despise se IX United States troops, and Col. Grierson waa rrotraining influenro « the Bpantah ironclad*. Ne3rty complete wu-ns retorn, have bren ro- lecture by reference to the sjiecimeus the flowers because their fragrance is all 2*3 FOREIfiW. • ceived from twenty State* and throe Territo- before him ou the table, saying, for ex­ they have to give. Kemember lore is the ample, as lie went on, "This is a piece -4 K Heavt and continuous rainstorm., ir. ' and the .pjroximatc nwult* are a* fol- of volcanic trap-reek,’’ or "This is it only thing she can give." Dispatches from Los Pinos, CoL, tevcral countie* of England have laid btmdn-d* ! ’ 0W * ' •Ute that tbe Ute* now appear to be Batiafied piece of granite." At length ho came Emptoj (loo* Tracb-n. I U7Q. to the mysterious stranger with the with -it theoOuray treaty, and that tlie prospect :.i -• M <L.> _ r-x. — ' :n i___ ~ bl - ~ ‘ ■>_ia Don't try to get " sumetlung for noth’ BM75U.”O Sudy livery, and, after taking it up in ing." Itin’lTedooe. 8 ......................... CoBCmls. KU.OU0 mode i hands and examining it attentively DMaworo.. I4MU0 lXMt3 Good things command a price in thia i St*.. A train on the Wabash road ran he proceeded: Moimx® 3. r-r.-.-'u for a few moments, Krotaeity. 1.7*4 UI l.ILl-dl " And, gentlemen, this is, I am sorry to world. If you are a farmer and your 364 -KO VW.MI wheat is extra, it ‘commands an e xtra CINCINNATI. Moberly, Mo., ditching the locomotive and «M,UU say, a piece of foolishness. ” «MM । 1/k-t.onu A similar stmy is told of an American price. 1,1M4®» mall and baggage cars The fireman If you hare superior stock it commands । 7«M«3 O»,7I« professor, whose sjiecinlty was entomoi killed and the engineer waa dangert I. 7Ul.rJG •UW...T ‘ * an extra price. • । k »« r.-j.'iis ogy. Some of his students, wishing.to Mra. Kelly, Mo. into an aruiod interference in the 1'urkinh If you ore a good School Director and ■ ... 1J«M»*» ■OKwb* test liis knowledge, jirepared a bug with . Mt,ni question. France will probably take no port in Sew ItaBpahlr*. you get a good teacher, he is worth morTULXDO. 4, -WW great dare, making it up cf the wings, the approaching naval demonuration... .An •nuo.................. legs, etc., of tbe different insects. Car­ than a common “school-keeper." Pay j w“»* grudge by killing her. Tbe murdere**os, who English mtadonary and hi* two aerrant* have them enough to secure the best talent, , co*»— rying it to the professor, they said : were dnMwd in mea's doth?*, have been ar•ri',7l-> 2176153 rwrt*L....C*rrful««tanaU. of th- MmiMote uitoiauunojui'. 1.TO.OOO SUM7S " Professor, here is a strange specimen and to enable them to improve themselves ; Oax»—Me. a. wheat yield phee the tot*’ crop *1 50,000,000 rwe^o— DmolT J. XWJkl that we have found. Can you classify m w*l m tbe ehildrea. Mrr.=l» 1>«1OTO Latex advices from Afghanistan indi-I wdSi bushel*. The quality of wheat m good. 1.ISM76 MTO.OIO So, too, of school supplies. Bny tho I WHur-No. iwirn..’"’"" it? " The professor studied it a few 1443»> lu that Burrow*' defeat by Ayoob Kahn, near ! OMb.... momenta and then said quietly : " Gen- bent. They are the most durable, and in the end the cheapest, though they ■ i**auta(^? tlemeu, this is a hum bug." Futemn masked men broke into tho cost a trifle more to start with. In i Pu**— XA.7WT,4T4 'INDUNAPOUS. other words, don’t try to get something wsoat-Ko. SMMdhixr the Matter with Him. 8,-64,083. A leading officer in one of the courts for nothing, simply because you occupy *>>»« ......... public position.—American Journal 2*3* Estimates are made for a rice crop was charged with never going to bed a OJ- /idural.on. .. . of 250,000 barrel* in Louisiana, this sober. Of course he indignantly de­ 8be will Uk<! with her militia to Jonesboro. All i* quiet again. bile, and was weak awl hclpluw lor hour afterward. Not«rithrtandu« the Vndur ho circumstances, then, should introductions be mad* indiscriminately. vessel — the Indeed, some "books have laid down tho Another lairbarou* and brute! fashion. At Tacna the rule that odo should always aoertain be­ Chilian* *p*rcd neither o«c nor sex. After forehand whether it would ba agreeable having obtained powmrion at the town, they for persons to lie introduced to each other killed *11 tlie inhabitant*. After the capture of belonging to a Spaniah pinlwat. Tlie facta of Arica they butchered 1.200 nou-combataut* in or not; but there are so many cases in the outrage hare been placed before the author­ roid blood. which this inquiry is impossible, that ities at Washington. such a rule would be more often infringed The jury in tlie case of the steamer Lady Travelers than followed, hence die necessity of “A Rid. in PrttfooM. u.d Slipper. " <■" “4 i<tayxrent_t«- ui ™d~jred taReawanahaka, recently burned on Long Island utaeaiteoIGKrt. H. E. CoIHlSTm. , ttoduta™, .f.oataobUg.tacon. to »>«■> United Mtatew Hteainloct laipectora frum all book nt trevri? ta Morocco, tan novel [.Mure of which i. thM tao .utaorA more unwelconM eithrt to trewt tae other wife rocompu.i«l him. Tbe Saturday \ »>“> dnmgMd, or elre oonUnue > dftRenew ure : roowuntanret •■It mtalrt have boon thought th.t U, taerefor. ta. riighta* doobk M fclt Edison is still experimenting with va­ th. prreeSTof . Id, mu.1 U?. taren . ' ’b’11*" * "»Jll-i«l .utrodocUon wotad rious materials for perfecting hi* electric light, greJl .mbMTMwment. And ro it up- I >» and ia confident of ultimate triumph. He doubtedlv might h»ve proved ta muiy I <* nuking it, but to roek keepa adding to the improvement of his cue; but Mre Colvile. ETlnulr An™ u opi»rtamiy of roertumng ftom beta electric railroad motor, by which ho Blunt Ladv Baker. Mid room other, of I »l»ta«Miroqiiuntonc»»itanrod. expects to attain a i>pocd of 200 milcti per brogT. ,Mre z^id* the wUbkmren ■ her ret. toJure to have leu been born born to to enen- ^^jt^bw^whu-Ji’.nnoMei^taMta. evutnlto, .fire ten mouth.* widowhood, hu joy ndventurow ftnvel. From the taro 'ntri.iiu Uoi. w tach ruppoMW th*t ta. ntarriMl Afr TkMv-irl nlr To*i.n.n,.ll. I* J_. . . l.~.. . . peTSOUS intrCxluCCtl should ttKlOgnUM CBCll ™| UU.U..k kin.Hr to . other when meeting elsewhere. But I there are formal introductions ,of a dif­ «».<**• -< «-•« i ferent character, and which must be carel‘cct' «l«»troyed by forest fire* in New BmrufK. fa^Ukriwd with the strange ’ full-Y ““UnKuwlM-,«.. 4 tor instance, persons meetii ' * ”Uk .. Dnrtu, U,. >«r urftns Jnor SO. 1W. Cadent, at uighklovomuM un*.-r <MUvt •to nxro th... 70.000 Cn.dl.rn. .h» .Urt.nJ i„tUi. wiklerufj ,h<- ™ reulv । Y, ■ m»ku>g » monung ojll, u.. !?''?“? »’pumuuut o.Mri.t.jot. (o mount JSoTovcr her hu-bu.d ...J S’V“,U^ ,1"tr"d“'Y1 other’by by U^ir pro^.t . nuyonU notio.. In ^±5 ' I pirpo^ rf tueilituttago.mvetotion.with reality, the chance of an oMl.ngbt by j Le^mdentaurdiug that the introduction robl^i.'^hicb ^bThta”-^^ U LI Ute year, i»eing double the production last nied the soft imjieachuient; and he gave cf 1 V<mV find tlj.i niAalifxTcr..rwicnj </. I... 11... 1. __ __ .I I- Mrs. Lome is too fond of England. i: �The city 7.1886. Ecnador and traveled through the until. the animal HOUSEKEEPERS’ HELPS. en mile-atone. It stood as a symbol that thare waa thc center of the world. Jelly molds should be From this golden pauit artificial high- cat’s cold butter. When you w exhaustible, as some writers have repre­ exteu throughout ths empire. Io o' the jelly or podding, plunge tbe mold I waysvextended --------------- ta----------------, ..... sented, but that, on the contrary, if the emum, “All ity- He lets the cat out of the into hot water, remove quickly, and the . _ ____ ___________________ railroads dono do others, and they all agree iVwrftwrf. wnll t, . miles up a hill and then rolled him back present ruinous system of destroyingtb^ |ual parts, to which add sulphur suffi, not lead to Chicago, but a good many of in the nature of a cal always and without any trouble. I n <4 le ^ _ ent to mala a paste; rub tbe legs with in a barrel, for the offonse of calling a _ : them do. Of the 81,000 miles of lines I ita feet Only be talks of tarn new growth, i. they will, lw th. mixtan. till U» wwb. oom. .w.y, Put a quantity of elder flowers into a I in the United States, at least ouc-eighth 1 pan, and of raining cata and church a Joas house. They're Itoond to fare Loy y-m. be ,.meta»Uy trntami- j ->» • btUo ohr. ml. jug, pour boiling water on them, let the fore many years, oe pracucany ex.M-.nm(1nA > u • are in roods centering in Chicago. No «** folks dance like a cat on hot bricks. have religion respected in Leadville. ’>-■« >h“‘ ».ooo" nat^d from their native soil. Already : t|ioril v nt^u-mont that seve strain tnrougn muslin. Wwh tbe face t every moniinw with ttre decoction. It v1”1 ™“.th”1 t»enty-foar ALL SORTS. The aggregate value of the petroleum the section* of forret nearest thc ship-1 fiTe the farm of Levi Slayb will remove lanbura and trocklee and Chl0^0 “ no* * JmulS . . . X . a I ___ -* — A ____ Tl_ — 4 41_'_A ____ A_ 1 _____ and petroleum product exjx>rt for thc ping-places have been destroyed and the near Dayton, in that oounty, have yielded will beautily the ekin. ““ 1 tad U la a great and proeperona one In the present harvest tbe handsome quan ­ bark has to lie carried sometime's hun­ p.™™ rr . -1854 tho I“iml“l*»n waa 65,872. It ia tity of 3,650 bushels m flue wheat as . Co7°’: I Imlteved that thia vear’a ccnau. will 000,000, being a falling off of S3,000,000 dreds of miles on the backs of natives. The Princess of Wales dances lightly ever was placed on any market. teaapoontnl of powdered tarai u added rfmw that the muntar han nwebed half The army worm is causing much alarm to every, pyt .or starch need in rtardung , malion In 1839, one vco kter and gracefully. A tree ia ninety-two ninety-two in many ports of New Hampshire. Ditch­ oottoa cjt wafl o^ntol/the Jret cotton ttoK goods, U>«y they nan can not be made to the citv orRanixed irat ahi, ship- ■ “ Ttt“ near “eiu> Nashville “ I t is not strange that 12,000 dentists The moat remarkable bill for election bum w>A W1U> a . blue. bfoxe. The Tho borax bonu <mn <au have h»T« II menl m,.nt & wllrat SS P„tw„l & “ <h~neter. ing proves to be the only effectual means burn ■expenses wliich has yet appeared in En- find employment in the United States. of staying their progress. Heavy stone no injunou. effect upon tbe doth or up- , Th, „ .evenly.1 «,■»*». S. J- 1“‘ F~r, imumfMtDr. J. N. Farrar, of New York, states, rollers, drawn by oxen, have lieen on Um wewrer. wai.wiche^thM every ..^bt buxhel., The total receipt, ol need 100,000 keg. of beex. land is that of Mr. C. W. Wynn, the cored, twenty-five rem Inter were A. Baonon Ancorr hu not touched •defeated candidate for Montgomery­ in an article published in the Dental brought into requisition to crush the on‘>can afford it worms.as they advanced. Conn Watxb Cue—Ono Uwcnptal ol 13.000,000 btuhele la 18N there were animal eninud food for lor fifty fitly years. reui. shire*. His expenses were no less than laboratory, that not less than half a Wheat is a very hardy plant, and it is sugar, piece of butter the size of an egg, ] 138,000,000 bushels, with a value, all A jcxGBo in Hams county, Georgia, ton of pure gold, costing about $500,000, .£18,454 ; more than double those ta his a mistake to suppose that it ia directly one-half teaspoonful of cream of tartar I told, -----, of _f $78,060,000. Last year the num­ pulls the plow while one son hold* the •opponent. Each vote he jxillod cost is annually packed away in thc mouths destroyed l»y the cold of our severest in a coffee-cupful of sifted flour, one- ber of 'hogs -----------‘’----J handles >nd another drops the cotton received wasa0,588,000, — aud of Americans, and, in addition to this, winters. Usually wheat ia winter-killed fourth teaspoonful of soda in one-half tea­ cattle 1,215,700. Thc total value of the him £6 15a. there is probably four times as much by alternate freezing and thawing, snap­ cupful of water, whites of two eggs livestock handled was over $107,000,000. A bill providing that grand and petit Even more pointedly than last year, cheaper material, such aa silver, platina, ping the main root above where the feed­ licaton to stiff froth, and put in last; It will not be surprising to learn that jurors must be able to read and write ing root* hare put forth. flavor to taste. about one-half thc juirk-packing of the has passed the Kentucky Senate by a the English papers are discussing the etc., used in filling cavities in teeth. A Vermonter writes in favorof Guinea Bponoe Cake.—One tumbler of sugar, United States is done in Chicago, when vote of 19 to 12. subject of some substitute for beer to He makes tlie curious and interesting hens as valuable in the way of guarding one tumbler of flour, five eggs—yolks of it is known that the slaughter-houses be drunk in the harvest field. Some estimate that only 800 years would be the othei/fowls from hawks by day, ana eggs lieaten light, with sugar, whites to of the tracking district can handle about • Or 100 patents issued from the Gov­ ernment office in Washington, ninetyfarmers give their lalxirera cold tea with required to bury the amount of gold polecats/ cata, and human thieves at stiff froth—add flour, and stir as little as 80,000 nogs per day, when run at their full eight never jiey liack thc amount of the About three-tentlis of the good results. In Scotland buttermilk ia coin now in circulation in the country night' A< slight disturbance about tho possible after tlie flour ta put ia; flavor capacity. premises rtita these sentinels togiving witli one teasjxxnifnl of essence of lemon; Bessemer steel produced in tlie United fee to the owners. becoming a great drink. Oatmeal and ($150,000,000) in the graveyards. • The tlie watchword, ajid it is not easy to bake in a pan, crease and brake, but do States is manufactured in Chicago, one Bret Harte continues to serve hia water, kept cool, is considered one of the magnitude of American dental opera qnipVnieili until order is restored. 1'hey not cut establishment alone employing 4,000 country by lecturing io what the Lon­ best harvest drinks. tions is shown. by tbe statement that are easily reared, and uro invaluable in Cucumber Pickle.—Put five hundred men, and a capital of 85,0d0,000. Tlie don papers call “the quaint unemo­ this direction. cucumbers in a tub with four quarts of largest ready-made clothing house in tional American tone.” about 300,000 artificial of jioreelain at---------Chicago, employ William M. Evarts seems to be com­ No animal is so badly abused as the salt; cover with boiling water, and let I America is located --------—*— . The iron furnaces in lilast in the teeth, mounted ou various kinds of j .... ..il -_ - posed of will and steel; he is never ill ; Kiiuin oi , • hired man thought it a great ■tend twenty-four hours; take them from I “g a 3.800 men and women nil the year United States fell off slightly during th< plates, are made every year. Dr. E . Farrar ” hardship that wo required him to clean the brine and put them in jars with three round. The aggregate of the wholesale be newer shows signs of fatigue: and the quarter ending June 30, dropping from ; supplement* H these figures with 'the " im’ - their floor thoroughly twice a day. But dozen onions and eight peppers; cover ’ trade last year was $841,000,000. Theag- amount of lulxu* daily performed by him ] bo ulttatetatouna 'it much Ita Mnieet, with boiling vinegar, in which you have gregste 481 in blast to 413. About half the bitumi­ p-irtunt .Utanent, Ixuad on of the entire railnrad is prodigious. the city for 1879 An Illinois girl witli a breach -of-promnous and charcoal, and 70 per cent, of compiled with painstaking tabor, that, ! arTSran^ol^uily0™ put two tablespoonfuls of cloves, alspice, business of a, a lump alum the size of. foots up $764,000,000, a gain of ise suit testified that it was tlie usual and cinnamon, a----rof ---------------------tbe anthracite furnaces, are now at work out ot an average ot eighty people ot all to ta atlJ, eomtortn- an egg, and’ one pound ’ of' *brown -------sugar. almut 17 j per cent on the previous year. thing for girls to show their love-letters In other words, over one-third of the classes, only one can be found with per- My jirovided for, thrive better and fatten Trot Bolia—One pint of milk, one The location of Chicago ta geographical!y to fifteen or twenty other girls, in order macMnery needed to make pig-iron in feet dental organs. The other seventyand one wonld tliink the farmer half cup of butter, one-quarter cake of correct for a great city. Is is the com­ to make them jealous. iwould prefer to eat such iork to that compressed yeast, two quarts of flour. mercial capital of a great agricultural this country- is lying idle because it does nine require a. total . earn. a Heat tho milk and butter until the but­ region which maker so rich several of not pay to run it 1V , the Northwestern States of America, t------------------------f Oentleman. ter ta melted; wild the yeast, pour the sentenced to two months’ imprisonment Gen. Trevino, the Mexican officer A difference of opinion extata among A ,,3^^ writer a<lrises sowing or- mixture in the middle of the flour, stir a . The growth of these imperial Western with hard lalxir. The only game in their ' Statesta, we think, without a parallel else­ who haa just been married to Mum Bo- European engineers m regard to the chord grass and clover in August. Tliia little. If mixed at 9 A. M., mold at 1 P. where in history. Tlie pojnilation of possession waa ten rabbits. M., without adding any more flour. Four berta Ord, gave to hia bride some beau-* Practicability of establishing a sea, a* is i* well if moist weather succeeds so that hours later, or one before baking, mold America has increased with giant strides, A mines was accidentally thrown out ... , . ... . .. : now iiroDosed in tlie great Sahara the 1116 young clover liecomea well cstal>- into rolls. Bake twenty minutes. but in no part of the country more so of a bucket at the top of a California tiful mnmage gifts. Among them were 1 now proposed, m tne gnat raumra tnt Otherwise, if a of magnificent diamond ear-rings clue* problem being, it wonld seem, how Kmaj] and backward the frost is likely to Beef Stewed with SnapBeans. —Take than in the Northwest. Sixty-two Years shaft. He clutched wildly at the jag­ ago Illinois was admitted into the Union, ged rock, and by chance his wrist caught and bracelets, necklaces, lockets and to keclf UP“ 'U’gued that, suj>- i kill it Aa the seasons are apt to be’dry four }*>unds of rather fat brisket, two and took its place at tlie foot of tbe list m a crack During ten minute* he waa rings, all resplendent with targe diato created by means of rather than moisten the tatter part of finely-chopped onions, a tablesjxxmful of States. It stands now third in rank thus suspended at a height of 200 feet -4 salt, half a teas]xxjnful of white pep ­ B * > ... ™ ;♦ I,—« : summer BUU>me[ and the beginning of fall, the per, as much cayenne pepjier aa you can in jxiint of population, being exceeded moods. He also presented to her a a canal, it would lose an enormous . I nwkVMHin preferable way is to defer sowing clover “ You couldn’t hit the aide of a barn only by Pennsylvania aud New York. dainty saddle with silver stirrups and quantity of water by evaporation every seed until spnng,-putting it out aa early take on die point of 3 pen-knife, aix Other States skirting the Mississippi and with that pistol,” said Warren taunting­ day, without the introduction of an as possible an as to get the benefit of cloves and a quart of water; bare the ornaments. “tlie freshwater-seas" liave grown al­ ly to Jones, at Hillsboro, N. C. “ But water boiling before putting in your beef equal volume of fresh water. .The water what early moisture there may be. This I can hit the side of you,” retorted Lovwusi planter, have great hopes ^Ira”tITbring replaid bv a supply is the safe way; the other, aa lias been anil seasoning; let it come to a boil after most with similar rapidity. And yet Jones, and he fired at Warren, inflicting the development of this vast central re­ <,fa recant iareato by which baga.se.-, comtog tlrrough the canal, 'the whole sufficiently proved, is usually unsuccess­ putting them in, then set it back on the gion lias only begun. Within a radius of a mortal wound. stove to simmer for tliree hours, akirnthe refuse canestalks left over from the ji Ixxly will soon reach the maximum of ful in the nortliem climate. Where rning occasionally; keep your pot closely 1,000 The bullet with which Hiram C. Briggs ----- "miles —- of - which Chicago'is -<j_ —the clover is sowed witli orcliard grass, plas­ ____ 2_______________________ ? y shot Erskine Wood at Coeymans, N. I., I?11 froII! Ike Territory process of manufacturing crude sugar, saturation; and thus, the evaporation ter should lie applied to favor tlie clover, ooveroJ, mid 1« ear.-lul uot to let it .top . . ■ , . .1 . • nt New N»»w Mexico Morton in tl>« nntitn of in the southwest to the the other day, passed directly through stewing: string aud split lengthwise cross eau be matin into paper fibre of good still continuing, a deposit of salt will lie which otbenriae, on strong ground, will Briti*h pussesaiems in the north, we have the heart, yet Wood was able to run a quality and that bleaches well. Theoe formed, which in time must fill up, tlie be overcome by tlie graas, orchard grass tbe seed two quarts of beans; put them a country penetrated with railroads, out half mile and to live fifty-eight hours in with your beef, adding a tableapoonful being one of the strongest growers. stalks have been nsed to heat the cvb|x>- whole space of tlie interior sea—the sa­ of sugar and a gill of vinegar, aud let of which almost a dozen republics the after the tragedy. —Chicago Timet. size of France could be made. In all ratiiig pans in which the sugar is Ixiiled, The liodies of fully 200 persons linity of the water Ixiing sucji that no Evkby farmer, says the Country Gen- them boil for half an hour. this vast section there ta not os much but they will yield u ton of fibre to every onimal life would be poasilile in it, anil . tieman, has noticed that aixiut the time । waste land by mountain aud morass, all drowned in Cayuga take within forty Stories of the Dorna*. years have never been recovered. Vari­ hogshead of sugar. tta ulltoto n.ult being .implv the "h“l “““T1 f . i told, as there ta in the single little king ­ It was during the successfullyperiod ’ ’ of* ! jom of Italy. In Iowa alone—that ous explanatory theories have been ad­ , .. . . 0 j .. , the run of the fields and barn-vards, --------------------f... ilramaof ______ : Among the personal eSects which enmulabon ol im immeMe depowt ol. U1,.„, j, „ ,!laU,riKt tanenee in the egg the “ II.III.," Henry IU., ..... one ................ day, that wonderful State of grace and plentv— vanced, a late one being that the rocky Wit'. m Mars was receiving <™..i. friends ...3 and then, ore a, b„t 10,000,000 acre, of »r». liottom of the take has many cavities, in ™-----------------------Sore Bernhardt, the French uctrcsK, will salt. On tlie other hand, tlie projectors , supply. I tliink tlie second fact is the xm.. of the enterprise claim that the jireaence ' natural result of the first, I have fed lulmirere, Dumas, tho elder, presented ble loud ns yet untouched by tlie plow. which the remains lodge. bring with her to this country will, ol thi» Wilier and it. erapoention mu.t “‘S taokwhoet, tax »nd her with a beautiful sutin-liound copy Necessarily Chicago participates in all Bt b recent decision the old New be the famous skeleton of her l>ed- | , . . sunflower seeds, nnd have found nothing of the drama, nnd an old doctor who was this growth and prospective greatness, Jersey taw denying the right of liquor­ produce ix.pl.nu mln., which will m n „lo<1 to a,, „hol(. wl)^ „ (<J room. It has a {leculiar history. It is present exclMmed rather simply : “So dealers when sued for violation of local -----------------------.----- 4kyor young chicks it seems es- you are a tragedy-maker, voting man ?” and the time ta not for distant when it targe measure return into—the sett, mid . the skeleton of a young station officer, u’ili take its place among the few great ordinances to demand a jury has lbeen adnpted. After two or three “ Yes,” replied Dumas, “just like yon ; cities of the globe. repealed. Several dealepi of Passaic who committed suicide on account of thus not only accomplish thc object re­ feeding on soft food the young the only difference is that you have ferred to, but also convert a sterile waste City tested the question, and the long­ disappointment in love. This anatomi­ chicks will pick op the whole wheat quite yours liound in deal.*' Story About Artemus Ward. standing decision of the Sujireme Court into a fertile country. greedily; and will thrive on it as on 110thcal souvenir was presented by the dead Dumas was a great friend of Vatout’s, I| There are vet living in Fottaville, Pa., was set aside. i ing else. Growing chickens have a large who wio. so devoted to Louis Philippe’s several gentlemen who never hear the man's friend. Dr. Pozzo, to Saru, who Philip Stevens shot John Green at . demand for lime, nndespecial!;’ bonemn- family that he followed them into exile. name of Artemus Ward without a smil­ Mystery of Exchange. has a religious regard for it Meriden, Ct., in 1861. The wound p*riid, and this ta more easily supplied in On hearing of his death, “ Poor fellow," , Most of our readers are aware tliat thc wh<,le wheat than iu any other grain. If said Dumns, “and how did that hiq>- ing recollection of a pleasant night spent healed quickly, though the bullet was Albert Grant, better known as Bar­ quotation of foreign exchange represents wheat were $2 jx*r bushel it would still pen?" “ At dinner; the water they had witli that droll genius. In the winter of left in tlie body. Green accepted 8130 one of the earlier years of the war Arte- I on Grant, has been condemned by Sir a pn-taitim oonaiueraMy in exee<« ol the be die eheupewt food for young chick., to drink was very bad; the Princes’ were mus Word was advertised to deliver hta ; in settlement of the aflair, on condition that Stevens should enlist in the army. •George Jessel, of the Bolls Court, En­ actual fact; but we doubt whether all Formers can, however, economize bv all sick, but Vatoiit\ died." “Tbe famous lecture on tlie Mormons in the | Now, after nineteen years, the long im­ of them know precisely what ta thc dif- filing wheat screenings and damnged courtier 1" said Dumas with a smile. Town Hall nt Pottsville. Much curiosity ] bedded bullet has caused death. gland, to the payment of 8600,000 to the ference. By the usage of Irankera, th.* wheat, which, though unsaleable, ta Being present one evening with was excited by the announcement of his Emma Silver Mining Company, that old Spanish dollar ta assumed os the par near]y as good for chicken feed. Sand at the first performance of an exeParkkrsbcbg, in West Virginia, has of exciiange, one .^......1 pound sterling iIxung w.„.., Texas Plan of Keeping Sweet Po- cralde jiiece, he was conversing loudly comiag, nnd there was everv reason to j a 10-year-old hero. He plunged into ■sum being thc profit he made ns pro­ ..t expect that the hall would be crowded j TATO„._^ .—Go into the woods and cul cut » a with her, when a l»ourgeol», **ated in on the evening of the lecture. But one ’ a river to save a drowning playfellow, moter ot the company. Inasmuch as «|U«1 to four and four-nuith. of them.J 1 tatoes Iff point of foot,.however, in ^oy„w trot. a|, lu[ .ix incbcin diameter front of them, turned around and sharp­ came very near losing lus own life making profit out of the project of which’ the Mtablubed money, of Great Britain j „1(1 fi,o (wl, 11o1m dde ly rtMyuested them to be quiet. “ What, ” of the fiercest snow-storms that ever! through the clinging of his terrified visited the town raged 'without intermis­ he was the prime promoter was a breach and We United State., a potmd »terhng , thi, m| OM, in th„ exclaimed Dumas; “‘you have tlie good campanion, and drugged him up a steep „oa!.d the ■•pipe." and, on lock to hear George Sand and Alexander sion all day, aud the night was wildly bank, where both lay a while, completely of trust, Judge Jessel held that his hav­ eontmneda. much go d a. M.8, <rf Umled j stormy when the lecturer was driven to j, potatoe., and pile item up iu a ing since l>een adjudged a bankrupt did State, money ; and th» u tbe true par Dumas conversing together, and you are tlie hall. He found awaiting him there exhausted. Then the rescued one in­ of exelnmge or rate which muat lie teed form to the top ot the -ppe.” not satisfied!” xrolled— back into the-------water, and not bar the collection of the judgment. in omlverttng the money of one country onlv five men who had defied the storm.sensibly -------- *-------=-— — •»----g,,t >tew end lay over them, atao Dumas w as a very powerful man, and Adiaucing to tho front of the .tuge, .ml tl” l>2« littlo fellow ^in performed into that of the other. For ltou.ee : .1 „ini tt bemifly. and throw ou rather proud of his physical strength. iKTking with lu. inger a. if to . .ingle Ule difficult f(«l of getting him ont, Tmt Chicago Tames presents the lat­ anythmgeoeto £100 in Great Bntam, it. dot until the pile i. coJered good-at His father, Gen. Dumas, Marquis de la J W. Bbeweb—and individnal, Artemus said, in an ordinary Tohn ----- °-----------------J his brother ” est estimates of tlie grain production in toe nine exprawedm the mowy of the |,.„t „x jtoe. Do not cover the top Pnillerie, notified his birth to Gen. conversational tone, “ Come up closer. ’ went to the house of Ezekiel Stewart, in United State, la S48T. taxordingly, U | a,, te two „ ^.toi „ Brune in the following terms : “ My this country and Europe, together with 11 Inrt.to all bankers, that, , *d.at the .team ariaing from tho potatoci wife has just presented me with a boy, Not knowing precisely what to do, the Liberty township, about twelve miles audience of five compromised with their south of Marion, the other night, and the statistics of our recent production when exchange la quoted al, l«>i, there At iutinitiou of eighteen inches long and weighing ten and exports of breadstuff*. It appears ano nod premium, but the too par ha. IxJa weather cover the “pipe,” but al. jxmnds nnd a half. If he keeiis like emliamuisment by doing nothing. Arte­ called him outside the houae. Brewer opea H in weather. To get tliat at 25 he will be no pigmy. ' The mus clianged hta tone to that used by had a revolver aud seemed bent on mis­ -at tlie present time that our wheat crop been attamed becauto, ti wo mulhply .q^ •• „ w. toil, .imply father was also a man of great strengtli, one who wishes to coax, and said: chief. They soon were engaged in an will amount to between 475,000,000 and MH4-8, wmeht. the nominal par, by ! into “ Please come up closer and be sociable; altercation, and a fight waa progressing k’kwh 1. then the quoted rwte, wo | „ h„h, fo tto TOnlb ride to put your 494,000,000 bushels, and the com crop got S4.87, wkich w the toe jvir. We hand in, but keep itcorered also, “when whose fonts were renowned in the record.*, I want to speak, to you about a little mat­ finely, until Stewart broke loose and ran of the French armv. An engraving of ter 1 have thought ot." back into his house. Brewer followed -will also be very large, exceeding that of need scarcely odd that it is owmg to this i iu>t in use ” ” ” By this method, a small tho time, now in the hands of Dumas, Having succetxled in getting hta audi- to the door, aud was warned by Stewart • can, ’ with very little trouble, keep 1879. But tlie Eurojiean harvests prom­ ca-CTimstance that the exptnta of gold family Jr., represents him alone on the Brixen denoe to move up nearer the stage, the not to enter. Disregarding the warning. ise to l>e much better than last year, and from the United States are Dot larger. all their ixitatoes through the winter.— bridge holding in check of body of Aus­ humorist said : “ I more that we do Dot Brewer stepjxxl acroas the threshold, If there really existed such a heavy ' trians, killing three, wounding eight, have any lecture here this evening, and when Stewart seized a rifle aud shot him tbe foreign demand for the next year premium on bills of exchange, as many Cor. to the .Fruit Farm. Killing Large Weeds.—Some weed* aud causing the others to retreat The I proix»e instead that we adjourn to the through the right breast, fatally woundisn’t expected to be more than two- persons suppose, it would be immensely may be effectually exterminated by cut­ Marquis was a mulatto; being one restaurant beneath and have a good iig him. thirds aa large as for the past twelve profitable to exjxirt gold to Great Brit­ ting off tbe stalks cluse to the ground evening at the theater in a box with a time.” He then put the motion, voted months, in which period the United ain. Id point of fact, iu' view of the with a scythe. The proper time to do lady, a young coxcomb entered, and of- on , it himself, declared it carried, end, to Without Pain. neceasary expenses of freight, insurance . States exported about 180,000,000 busii- and loss of interest, the margin does not this work is soon after they have attained fered to see'her home after the play. give no appeal from the chair, at once Before the days of chloroform there ' |he way to the restaurant There he ■els of wheat and 100,000,000 bushels of more than cover the risk. Tne United their growth, but before the seeds have “Thanks,” said the lady, pointing to led matured. The branches of some weeds the General; “I am with this gentle- iintroduced himself to hta intended audi­ was a quack in San Francisco who ad­ States half-eagle, it may be added, con­ are so close to thc ground tliat they can man.” “Indeed," exclaimedtbe young jtors, nnd spent several hours in their vertised tooth-druwing without ;>ain. tains 116 grain* of pure gold, equivalent Tlie }>atient was placed in u cliair, and only be severed from the roots by the use , richly compensating them for There are sixty-four cities in the to $5 ; the British sovereign, or jx.und of a hoe, which should be very sharp in man, sneering, “I took him for your company, servant. ” He hod no sooner uttered ,dtaap|xiuitment in the matter of the lec­ the instrument applied to his tooth with a wrench, followed by a roar from the United States with a population exceed­ sterling, 118 gwuna, equivalent to 84-87 order to do the work well and with any this piece of im|>ertincuce than the । ture by the wit and humor al the stories of United States money.—Economiet. ing 30,000; there are forty-four cities considerable degree of ease. Weeds General took hold of him by the collar, and । anecdotes without number that he should be cut quite early in the season, in and, lifting him like a feather, threw ,told- And tliat ta how Artemus Ward with more than 40,000, thirty-four with told you I would give you no pain; I only John Wiltse’s Mother-In-Law. order to prevent the ripening of the him ou to the stage. lectured in Pottsville. ■more than 50,000, twenty-eeven with just gave you the twinge as a niecimen, His grandson, tlie present academi­ John Wiltae, living in Elizabeth, seeds that would give trouble another to show you Cartwright's method of oper­ more than 60,000, twenty-four with more N. J., disliked his wiie’: sreou^ •ear, if not the same season they grow. cian, is a chip of the old block, of ex­ Cats and Proverb*. ating.” Again the instrument waa applied than 75,000, twenty with more titan forlrade her visiting his home. Ho occu­ Jhc cf some weeds are entirely ripe traordinary physical strength, and most The Sjianiard, says a writer, like the —another tug. another roar. “Now, of the blossoms are still ■ 100,000, four with mon- than 500.000, pies apartments over a joweter’a stwe. while thepedals q Italian, plays tlie cat when he thssimu- don’t be impatient; that ia Dumerge’s .and one with more than 1,000,000. Lon- He ascertained lately tliat hia injunctions Z~T’ J lates, but it is not * dead one. He says way; be seated and be were his wife ’s mother, • DO were not mn obeyed oixycu by uyiu* wiles mother, i 10 _~T __ V 7;---------- ~T.------- - J of 71 the from being n* witty as his father. Some­ the cat would be a good friend if it did Dow be sensible of the but that she wm in the habit of calling * b •?" SJ* B n> body sjieaking of ’Alexandre Dumas to but the other English cities fail 'clow while he was at work, and of concealing ?mre“ «»n>»demble j»-a» to destroy some bis ‘wm waa buying one day : “After not scrntcli, and he thinks a cat which my method.” Another mews is not a good monser. .kn Italian henelf in a cWt while he’was at din“uJ1‘‘n\M’,d all, your father has sometime* written says one had better be tho head of a cat other tug, another r this is Parkinson’s “J l* inferior works, but he never wrote tire- than the tail of a lion; a wary German below Philadelphia and Biooklyu; Mau­ ner. He kept his knowledge to himself and secretly removed the flooring from 5? “TBn? Burfao? <* some ones." “It wtu through selfish- goe* like a cat round hot broth, and be- like it; no wonder, tootli hung by a tlir ground they throw suckers neas," replied the son, “they would th. —1 0^1 i ____ ? n . theth® ground or or thev willwill throw nnup in/iVoi-M Ueves it too late to drive the cal away out the ojierator ex_, cago and St Louis; Leeds and Sheffield in the same manner aa trees ana bushes. have bared him first.” when the cheese is eaten. Many be­ “This is my mode A sharp spade or a narrow steel blade heard retreating footsteps, and an in­ lieve that a good cat often krns a mouse, without pain,and you stant later there was a scream and a fixed to a handle ta tlie beat implement An Enoch Arden at Mount Vernon, that no cat is too small to scratch, and it with tta* c use far the purpose. After the stalk craxh. Mrs. Wiltae'* mother waa not to Ohio, is likely to get his wife beck, fur that you cannot keep away the cat I. —4 -..J___ .__ J __ M . « much hurt, but Wiltae will have to pay be returns with a fortune of 830,000. when it has task'd cream. The Bussian thinks that play for cal* means tears tor while the Philip Bay is a shiftless fel ­ in the eartli. A low, and has tad the Annie Lee a miser­ the mice ; the Arab says that when the applied with the drunk, able life for fourteen years. Island show a populatton of 276,710—a make a daah at ita left hind �colt 2 yeare ohl QLEMZIT SMITH, nhuuhiltr no worthy. Best suckling colt 8 00 second do ia their character, and which are nnt CLASS 16. President provided fur in the premium liat, are Roadsters. entered, the judjre* are Herired to re­ Judges—Michael Dokter, Henry Ellin, Secretary commend discretionary premiums. 5. Artich'-« entered and marked a* Lewis Durkee. Treasurer $500 Mandial foreign, -hull not compete with those i Best home colt 3 yearn old • 800 of Aunieetic manufacture, but may be. second do 500 considered worthy to l»e recommended Best mare colt 8 years old L Ira Stowell, L. D. Garpner, Milon to notice. second do • 800 ’ * Walpokef, Z. H. Horr, Friend 1) 400 6. \ irwina Committees are required Best home colt 9 years old . 880 to make their report to tlie Secretary second do Mup^rintendont«• * 4 00 at 4 o’clock p. tn., of the third day of Best mare colt 2 years old 3 00 second do Trotting and t unning. 8. J. Bn>> kman rite fiti if possible 800 Minks Mead 7. Jud re* of cattle arid horses will Best horse colt 1 year old 900 VmwIv, Darwin McOmbvr plroae hsvc the ribbons tied upon the , second do 300 Sheep «nd Hogs, C. J. Norkis animals Irnfore sending them from the Best mure colt 1 year old second do Fouht>, D. R. McElwain 300 (J. M. He*es, 8. Tlie Aw;wiing Committee will Bent suckling colt 900 designate the sward of premiums by second do rL.r.,1 n.ii JIStanley, • nt,rM1 Han* | Mk». J. M. Hkwes. rihlxtns ns follows. DIVISION B—JACKS AND MULES, I Mm. D. G. Robinson. First pre mi urn,'blue. Second, red. Judges—R. B. Wighlitman, A. J. AgrieulUiral Dent.. I). Eyclshimeil Sp**ciaL yellow. Bowne, John II. Dennis. Fruits Hud Canned Fruita, Badges can be procured at the Secre­ Best jack $3 00 . Hknky Haven*, Mrs. C. G. Bentley. tary’* office; 900 second do J Grain aud Vegetables, L. N. Mixer. 9. Superintendents are strictly for­ Bent mule team 800 bidden to convey any. information in ORDER OF EXERCISES. 900 second do / 900 Tuesday and Wednealay the two reference to ownership of animal* or Beat mule cok 2 years old 100 \ flint day sol the Fair will be occupied article* oh exhibition in their several second do drpartntrnta. in entering and snanging aiock and Best mule coltl year old ?3 10. Exhibitor* of thoroughbred stock articles for exhibition, and all entrie* 2 00 must. Im made on or before 9 o’clock p. shall furnish a pedigree uf the same to . 100 m. on Wcdnoaday; except horses for the Secretary. Note.—Mowers and reapers and a speed, which must be entered the first DIVISION C—CATTLE. large class of farm machinery, manu­ ^'rdnefedny, st 10 o’clock a. m. factured abroad and kept on sale, are CLASS 1. Durhams. Trotting of 3-year-olds or under trill puipoaely kept off the list.* All such ------ ALL WHO WANT THE-----take place, 2-o’clock p. m., Stallinn articles are invited witli tho assurance Judges—John Morgan, John Holden, trot. 8 p. m.. Foot Race, 4 p. m„ Ex­ that every facility will bo given for A. D. Kent. display. $10 00 ecutive Committee will meet nt the Best bull 3 years old 800 Secrataty’s office to fill vacancies in second do HORDES FOR SPEED. 800 tbe Viewing Committees- 4 p. m„ JUDGES-A.J. Bowne, 8. J. Bid- Best bull 2 years old 5 00 match at ball throwing. second do el man, Miner Mead. Thursday, 10 a. in., Judges liepn ex­ 5 00 Best bull 1 year old No. 1—Trotting. amination, 10i o’clock, Walking 300 For county horse* tliat never made second do 800 Match will take nlacc. 11 o'clock a. hi.. three minutes. Best cow viewing of tlieiiorses iiitho ring. 2 I First Premium 500 $15 00 second do 5 00 p. m., Trotting Mulch for all horses Second “ 1000 Best heifer 2 years old 3 00 owned in the county without a rcedrd, Third 000 second'do “ 3 00 to be followed by nmning race. Best bull calf No. 2—Trotting. 900 Friday, 10 a., m.. Ladies'Riding and second do Three-year-old colts best 8 iu 5 half Best heifer calf • 300 Driving, - to lie followed by double SHOULD CALL AND SEE THE 2 00 team trot. L30 o'clock p. m., fn-e for milG.heat* in harness. second do • $10 00 all trot, horses to be oesued in the Co., First Premium CLASS 2. 5 00 Secon I “ to be followed by Grund Cavalcade. Durham Grades. 300 Third " •* TICKETS. No. 3—Tro’ting Team. Judges—Same as class 1. Tickets of Membership (not trans­ $5 00 Best bull 3years old or over Beat 2 in 8,1 mile heats. ferable) $1.00 will admit members of First Premium 8 00 $10 00 second do one family exclusive i< sons over 2! Second “ 3 00 5 00 Best bull 2 years old or over years of age, during the fair. Single Third 900 . 3 00 second do " tickets g<M»d for one admissioo;25 cent*. 200 Best bull 1 year old No. 4—Running Race. Children over eight mid under twelve 100 second do For county homes, best 2 in 3 half Best cow years, 10 cent*. All tickets attempted 5 00 to be used, except by tlie person to mile heats. 300 second do First Premium $15 00 Best heifer 2 years old whom they belong will be forfeited. 3 00 10 00 second do Tickets can l»e had of the Treasurer. Second 900 Third “ „ _ t . $08 • GENERAL RULES. 2 00 Best heifer 1 year old No. 5—Trotting. . 100 second do 1. All competitors for premiums, For stallions owned in the county, Best bull calf 150 . judges and officers ahull be residents 73 second do of the county nnd members of the lw«t 2 in 3. one milo heats in harness. $1003 Best heifer calf society, nnd no interested party nhall Fi >t Premium 5 00 second do pass judgement bn property that he or Second “ No. 6—Walking Team. his family may exhibit. CLASS 3. 2. All animals and articles intended Fastest walking team to wagon. * Devons. Removed next door to Reese A Detnck’s grocery, where you can find all kindsof for exhibition shall be entered on First Premium $500 rerson Tuesday and Wednesday, the first Second “ 3 00 Chas. H. Stone. .' • days of the fair, Ht the office of the No. 7—Trotting Match. Premiums—same n* Durhams. Secretary. No deviation can be made (Entrance fee of 10 per cent. National CLASS 4. • from thi* rule. Made of best Oak Leather, Ohio Tanned. We also keep 8. Exhibitors will be careful to have Rules to govern.) Devon Gi ados. Free for all horses owned in Barry tlieir articles and animals arranged in Judge*—Same ns class 3. county, mile heats, best 3 in 5. their proper place* iu season, otherwise Premiums—Same as Durham grades. $4000 they may be overlooked by the View­ First Premium 80001 CLASS 5. Second “ ■ ing Coininlttec. 4 Alderney*. 20 00 I •• 4. Cards wilt be furnished with nuin- Third ' 10 00 liers as entered :it thc Secretary's of­ Fourth " Judges—Geo. Davenport, Joseph . fice, which should be placed near ani­ Bray, Chas. Youngs. DIVISION A-HORSES. ------AND ALL KINDS OF----mals or articles exhibited, so that the Premiums — Same as class 1, CLASSI. judges will hare no difficulty in finding CLASS 6. Draft Stallion*. them. Alderney grade*. 5. Exhibitor* of horses will take no­ Judges—A. P. King. Tho*. jAitoft, ■CALL AND GET PRICES.------Judge*—Same as class 5. tice that a sign will be raised in thc Henry Miller, $8 001 Premiums—Same ns class 2. center of tlie ring, designating the Best Stelhon, 4 yrs. old or over class of horses desired by the judges s «cond do 400 CLASS 7. for examination, when all horses of Best do 8 years old Ayershiret*. ^TTEffTlON, ALL. ASHVILLE LIVERY. that cluss must lie brought into the second do 200 Judges—Same as class 5. ring, and there remain until the judges Best do 2 years old BOO Premiums—Same as class 1. have decided upon their merits. second do 200 J. OSMAN, Prop. 0. Any animal, farm or article, tak­ CLASS 8. CLASS 2. ing the first premium at any fair, shnll, Working Cattle. Stallions for Roadsters. if considered worthy, the succeeding Judges C. W. Bassett. E. D. Reid, Judges—William Lee. C. J. Norris, J. year, lie allowed, a diploma, and on thc Jesse Jordan. aecond year after receiving said prem- i J. Perkin*. $8 00 iiitu, shall again be entitled to compete Beet stallion 4 yrs. old or over $8 00 Best yoke working cattle fi(X) secoud do second do for said premium. 4 00 700 7. All animal* and articles ofFered for Best do 3 years old 400 Best pair 4 year old steers 500 PURCHASERS LOW RATER exhibition shall Ih« the bona fide prop­ .second do 2 00 second do fl 00 Batey. Bay Ntate, 3 00 Beat pair 8 year old steers erty of the exhibitor, provided that Best do 2 years old Bridgeport, and / second do any firm or vompany doing biisiness second do 9 00 5 00 Whitney Organs. Best pair 2 year old steers as -such may enter company property CLASS 3. Webber. (%lckerin*, 3 00 second do in firm name. COMMERCIAL TRAVELOR8 400 Hale, Christie, llanea. 8. All team* are strictly forbidden Matched horses, Mare* or Geldings Best pair yearling steers maFb a specialty 8 00 Bro*.. Whitney and i second do for all work. to drive faster than a walk', within the 800 flri ammeron Pianos, । Judge* — David Hoes, Geo, Padleford i !!^ n ^ a ri r n 8teer calvM grotiuds during the fair, except in thc 900 | second do _______ home ring and there are required to F. A. Blackman. • J. OSMA.V CLASS 9. move kt all times in the same direction Best pair 5 years old or over $700 the center of the ground ou 1 second do 4 00 Fat Cattle Beat pair 4 years old gNTERPPlSE 5 00 Judges J. H. McKevitt, Henry Rog­ 9. Mo animals or stock entered for com secund do 3 00 ers, John Kurtz. petition, can be Htken from the ground Best pair 3 years old 4 00 Best fat ox $8 00 until 8 o’dock p. tn. of the last day of second du J *or S5O. and upwurd*. * 200 second do the fair except by permission of the 0 00 CLASS 4. } Best fat cow marshal, and no premium will be paid 400 on animuls or articles removed in Matched Horses and Carriage Road- ' w^nd do EorSIBOnnd upwards Aters. CLASS 10. violation of this rule. Judges-Jerry Rogers, Washington 1 Milch cows. 10. Foreign articles intended for ex­ ORGANS BITAIRED IN . hibition shall lie marked as finch and Sponablt-. Geo. Mason, Judges—Pleiades Brown, John Reashall not compete with those of domes­ Beat pair 5 years old or over $10 00 g.mrlujntMnny. second do . tic manufacture. 7 00 New Freeh Good* and Low 11. Fancy articles and articles of do­ Best^mir 4 years old 10? second do SOO mestic manufacture shall lx> manufac­ second do 500 CLASS 11Prieee. tured in the county by the exhibitor, Best pair 3 years old 500 Herds. second do „ w.' 800 . . Nol^-Horx» lmlii.clM.to matcli I „ MUUglO---lAIClllAllI *Ed uuur *><«*. John A. M to color, rte Mid action. — D. n o n—K™ I *JURobinson. C. Sanborn. tiooo I Best 5 full blooded cattle r modify c ' CLASS S-, priret Best 5 grade cattle, to oe owned , they deci Single Horses for Carriages.. Rwipcettally, Having bought for OA SH a large, neat ! by one person, 2 years old orover 5 00 ! The National Live Stuck Journal Judges same as Ciass 4. C. H. BKRRY, Beet 3 years old or over ($5 00 will be. given as a third premium. di«Nubtllk, Jllcb. 8 op ' isiou C. second do JgOOT ANDNHOE SHOP. [CONCIX-PEP NEXT WKEK.] CLASS 8. Ladies,Riding and Driving. ; Judin*—!). G. Robin non, Sarah Bar­ Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, ! low, Mrs. C. B. Benham. (Boat Kidfag $300 aecoud do “ Cheese ni Everything 800 ti. Soci- Beet Driving too’ entered on the first day Attorney at Law, KING Attorney * Counsellor, £J MOUttfifAlHr, * SHERIFF. OF LARGE ARM SEWING MACHINES I WILL SELL THEM ON LONG TIME, JULIUS BUSSELL, ZDZRZS- GOODS, pCWEBS * B1BL0W, AJNI> Lightest Running and Largest Arm SEWING MACHINE I AT THE A. g. BUCK. American and Foreign Marble, . DR. B. W. Will! MORE TpCLBCTIC PHYSICIAN. Rrokterce and ofiee rb at Lrvl Elliott*, Maple Grove Oen re. J. A BAUGHMAN. AND SURGEON, Woodland Cen­ tre, Mich. Day nnd night call* promptly at PHYSICIAN |_£E1VR1’ ROE, Pkopkiktob ----- OLD RELIABLE----- MEAT MARKET. and Salt Meats, WOLCOTT HARDWARE! Fresh Smolei Ham ail SMicn, C. C. WOLCOTT Whips, Robes, Dusters, & FLY NETS. CURRY COMBS, SWEAT PADS, BEST MADE COLLARS WITH READY CASH, CLOSE BUYING SINGLE OB DOUBLE TURN-OUTS LOW FIGURES. on.ctufik.ivs GROCERY PIANOS GOOD SHAPE SMALL COST. SHEET MUSIC Boise Tx. Teas, Coffees, Sugars, NERVOUS DE81L CLASS 7. Brood Mai-rs accompanied by colt or I colts under 8 years old. CLASS 8 FINEST SEWED BOOT COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. 5 00 fafa h Cotel > lint (fat Cnoq fan! wrrea. Sign, tbe Kg Boot. FRANK BAKKW. ' :’C IM THEIR SEASON. Lard, by the lb. or barrel, GF The Highest Market Price paid for Hides, Pelts, fitc. Fresh Goods, Fall Weights and Satisfaction Guaranteed. HENRY ROE. Village Resolution. Vniui, It hM been determined by thi* Coen eil by rerolaiiun that th* rtrnyhtnlflg, altering and extending M<in Bt-eet, In the elluve of Naehrllle, from a point In front of tlx rcakfense of Phillip H-dlrr'n, throe* north to tha veetlon Unc betwean »eetk>n» thlny-elxand twenty-live, of town three nonh of range ueten west, including the conrtruetion of the neceeotry culvert* and bridge* aero** rhoinappte River, and extending tbe atn at ta front nf iberreidene-nf Dani-I Evert* and Albert Lcnu in an aaaterly direction to Inu raect Mid Main Street, after It I* ax itndcd a* aformid. fa a nectary pub­ lic Improvement, and, wheiea*. the making of aaid CW.C improvement will require tha taking and u»I of private property which the coo net! hare baa* unable to aeqn'nr by parch***. Therefore raaoivad. by ti e Common Couac'i of tbe village of MaahvHle, that tbe atralghtnlog, altering and extending Mata Slrcctjtnd extending tbe atreet In fronted tho resi­ dence of Daniel Evert* and Albert Lcntx, in Mid rillan ot Naahvlllc. will require tbe taking and uring a atrip of pr.ale property alxty-eix tee« wide, for etch of aaid atrreat commencing at a point In front of PbUUp Holler’*, al tbe place where Main street angle* to the wret, and running In a north­ erly direction in a untight linn with Main Street to the section line between section* thirty six aud twenty-five, acriw* land owne.1 by Phillip I’oiler. Catherine Italaton and Thomaa Blaiadeil aodextood Ing the al retd In front of tbe residence of Daniel Evert* and Albert Lcntx. from a point where Mid street Interaectsl be section Hoc between section* thfrty-fl** ' —----- ’ � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-08-14.pdf.pdf 1a0233458ec3f969879ce9a86f397bc0 PDF Text Text DevotedjotheInterests ofthe Best Par^undeHheSun^' NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1880. VOLUME VII —Business begin* to boom again, Tanner has completed his fast and ex­ presses a determination to gormandize the remainder of his days, and the prospects are that wheat will soon be >1. per bushel, and other edible farm produce ata proportionate price. Farm­ ers begin to wear a more cheerful covntenaucc, the streets are thronged with people, and th© tradesmen are laying in new stocks of fall goods, to supply the great demand that will lie made as soon as produce and money begins to move more freely. —Henry Scott and Harry Shaw of Chester, were in this vicinity, hazinga few days ago and in their drunken perigrinations around this village,cl inc­ hed wheels with Gust Nilsson,a sweedr who is at work for John Kulauder, and they immediately proceeded to give the innocent foreigner a severe pummeling, and but for the timely interfcranceof a couple of women, would probably have seriously if not fatally damaged said sweede. On Wednesday they were brought before Esq. Parody, plead guilty, were fined >26.66 and re­ leased. LIFE I» EASHVILLE, And Her Environs. —Henry C. Sander* of Kalamo had the misfortune to fall down a flight of stairs last week and fracture three of hia riba. ’ —The State Teacher*1 Institute, for Barry Co., will bo held at Middleville, commencing at 2 o’clock, Monday, Aug. HO. and closing the Friday following. —The cylinder of Shuter Broe.,thres­ her, near Kalamo, burst one day last wook frightening the hands consider­ ably but fortunately no one was in­ jured. Cause,threshing" roots. —On Friday of last week. Frit* Lent was arraigned before Esq. Bodine, at VL Ville, plead guilty of assault and battery,' paid a fine of >80 and was released on suspended sentence. —Hon. J. C. Burrows, of Kalrazoo, will address the people of Barry Co. on the political questtons of the day at the Court House square at Hastings, Thursday Aug. 19th, at8 o’oclock p. m. —The Hancock and English club will bold a meeting at Union Hall on Tuesday evening next, and it is ex­ pected that speakers from abreatl will be present and address the audience on that occasion. The M. C. IL R. will sell excursion tickets at reduced rates, to Chicago.during the Knights Templar Triennial Conclave, to be held Aug. 16, 17, 18 and 19. Tickets, good co return on any reg­ ular train untill the 33d. . —Joseph Rhodes lost his pocket-book last Saturday night, containing about >60.00, and early on Sunday morning, he instituted search, and found it lay­ ing on the ground in front of the saloon, wjiere he had got out of a wagon, the evening previous. A camp meeting under tbcanspices of the Adventists, is to be held in Cooper’s grove, just south of the brick school house five miles north of of this village, commencing on Friday Aug. 90th, and holding over the Sabbath,on which day a basket dinner will be serv­ ed. —Considerable rubbish has been al­ lowed to accamtilae in some of the ■back streets, and people who drive through them in the cool of the day to avoid the dust of the more public thoroughfares, complain that it is un safe to drive there, through fear of their horses being frightened at ob­ stacles which obstruct the highway. —On Saturday last, Mrs. Allen was looking at a revolver, in F. C. Boise’s hardware, and in some manner, the piece was accidentally discharged, the ball passing through the show* case, breaking the glass in several places. A general feeling of relief was experi­ enced by every one in the store, when it was found that no one was injured. i —At the IL R. meeting last Monday evening, a little incident occured which was evidedtly not hi the pro gram, “for the good of the order.” An opportunity was given for any ono to make* remarks whereupon Charley Earl immediately took the floor, and for about five minutes entertained the audience with a tirade against the in­ activity of the club, interspersing with his remarks, oaths and obscene expres­ sions. It is not definitely known whether he was dmnk or had an at tack of temporary insanity, he was evidently out of tune some way. —A daring burglary was committed on Saturday night at the house of Alburtus Downs, living a pout one mile south of this village. Mr. Downs has been up north at work for some time and brought home bis hard earned wa­ ges, and put them in’ an envelppe with a deed, which he kept in a bureau drawer, for ante keeping, till he need­ ed the money to finish the wing to his house. The family slept up stairs, and some time after midnight tney heard a noise below, blit thought it was the kitteits nt play, and thought no more of the matter till morning, wheu un­ mistakable signs of stealthy visitors, were seen all about.the lower part of the house, and his money, >52. was among the missing articles. —The business enterprise of Nash­ ville is steadily increasing, and the numbering of houses and places of business will soon be a positive necess­ ity. Mr. J. P. Armstrong, business manager for H. H. Gill, is now in town looking up the matter and undoubted­ ly many, will order numbers, and door-plates. The numbering will be conducted on the Philadelphia plan and the numbers will never have to be changed, even though Nashville should in time equal Philadelphia in size. Procure your numbers and petition the council to post the names of the streets conspicuously on the corners, of each street, and strangers will find it more convenient to find your resi­ dence, and you will be enabled to de­ scribe your location more definitely than at present. We understand that the name of our esteemed friend and fellow towns­ man Chas. H. Brady, will be brought before the county convention for the office of Circuit Court Commissioner, and from a personal knowledge of his merits and high social standing, wo hope he will receive the unanimous vote of the delegates for he is a strong man in the party of which he is a mem­ ber. LOCAL gYbBLlT-GABBLE. —It has been said that “necessity is the mother of invention” and this week Aad PfFM>»»l Chit*Chat. she has, with the mechanical ingenuity of Frank Prescott, conceived a plan for The editor is in Petosky. hoisting bricknpd mortar to the second Give the Devils their due. story of Buxton’s brick, and brought Fred Appleman has joined the sick fourth an elevator, simple in construc­ corps. tion, yet novel, to say the least. By it, Fritz Ixmz returned to Muskegon on a wheel-barrow, loaded with material, Monday. is taken, bodily, to the second story, Levi Booth has been iu town this and from the landing, may be wheeled week visiting friends. to where the material is needed. Mr. Al. Seileck has been seriously ill —The difficulty regarding the Scipio for the past few days. dam, has finally been settled. Dr. Mrs. Hammond returned to her home Young was summoned to Charlotte, in Lapier, on Thursday. last week, to answer to a charge of The Nashville Cornet Band will re­ contempt of court, because he did not organize, in a few weeks. recognize the injunction served on him A refreshing shower visited this to desist from rebuilding the dam. It section on Monday night. was the flume, which he repaired, and Alf. Buxton raised the columns to the judge decided that ho had a right his brick block, on Thursday. ' to not only repair, but build a new one, F. C. Boise has been entertaining the if be chose so to do,and rendered judge* ague, for a few days this week. ment in favor of the Doc. and also al­ 0. H. P. Bowers, of Merida, Hl., is lowed him >10 attorney fee visiting relatives in this vicinity. Elder Thomas was making calls on —Pursuant to an action taken by the Reform Club here, two weeks ago a hia friends in this village this week. E. D. Williams went to Hastings on committee from each club in the town­ ship, met at the Christian church to Wednesday as a witness in a law suit. Frank Chipman is keeping bachelor make Hrrangementa for a temperance picnic Mass Meeting. The committee hall, during the absence of his folks, in decided to hold a meeting of that kind Petoskey. The legal fraternaty of this village, at Morgan on the 35 inst. Good speak era will bepresent and no pains will have been attending court at Hastings this we>k. Spared to make it one of the most Mbs May Mitchel of Charlotte b successful gatherings of the kind ever he’d in Barry county. The particulars risitins her relatives and friends in will be published in full next week. this village. Wilson & Howe claim to have the boss of all watermelons. It turns the beam at 33 It*. See what Jas. Fleming has to say in regard to his new stock of jewelry, in another column. Jno. Webster has has returned from Charlevoix, and he left hb people there, convalescent. A. Blair and Levi Smith went to De­ troit, Thursday, to attend the Demo­ cratic Convention.,-'' A car load of cheese boxes arrived at at the depot on Monday, for the Wood­ laud cheese, factory. Mrs. Durham Received a telegram on Tuesday, announcing the death of her niece, in Battle Creek. Geo. HeqtlTuiid Joe. Coinford, aie circulating out among the farmers, taking views of buildings. Limon Wilson and wife have spent a portion if this week, visiting relatives and friends in Battle Creek. This eddition goes before the readers without coming under the scrutinizing gaze of the editor’s watchful eye. Commissioner Everts baa been doing a good job repairing the crossings, and building new ones, where they were needed. Myatt Kyau’s lecture was well at­ tended on Tuesday night, and was con­ ceded by all, to be instructive and en­ tertaining. A. G. Dailey, bridge inspector of the M. C. R. R., passed over this division on Wednesday, examining the bridges along the line. Frank Prescott had the misfortune to drop a heavy oak plank on one of his toes last Monday, olid that toe is is dangerously sick. Esq. Parady rendered judgement in favor of the plaintiff, iu the case of Moore, vs Hardy andOamun. The case lias been appealed. There will be a social dance, given at the opera house, Thursday evening, Aug. 36th, by Joseph Comford. Al! are respectfully invited. Correspondents will please get their item* in as early as Wednesday, of each.week,especially during the editor’s absence, to insure iusertiou. Whiting Ellis of Assyria, and Orison Swift of Maple Grove, started for Dan sing Thursday, to attend the G. B. Convention and Grange picnic. We judge that Mr. H. Coe is intend­ ing to staft a conservatory of music, as he has recently purchased, of Mr. C. II. Berry, a >600 piano and a >250 or gun. Those luscious blackberries which were brought to thu editor’s table last Monday by Joseph Hewitt, were tempt­ ing enough to make even a Ttfiiner break-fast. The Battle Creek Muon has “chang­ ed,” and /nay certainly be regarded now. as jt^full moon.” It will appear in the evening instead of morning as heretofore. No one should fail to see the ad. of C. C. Wolcott, ns he ha* got just what you want, ho has just recieved hb 3rd lot of diamond steel plows nnd spring tooth drags. The ladies of the W. C. T. U., will entertain the club meeting next Mon day evening. A good program is ex­ pected, and it is hoped there will be a large attendance. Joseph Rhodes is over 00 years old, I yet his eye sight b clear enough to spy a six-leaf clover, when he posses by it, he besieged a reporter with a genuine specimen, on Tuesday. •^Onr enterprising townsman, C. W. Smith, has recently procured a new styled cabriolet, with which, and his mustang roadsters, be may be daily seen pleasure riding on our streets. Clark Young was attacked with the Cholera Morbus on Tuesday night, and on Wednesday morning, while endeav­ oring to fnlfull his editoral duties, in Strong’s absence, fainted-away in front of Dr. Youngs’ office. The social of the M. E. church society will be entertained at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, on WednesAug. 18th. Peaches and cream and other refreshments will be served from 5 o'clock till 7. The public are cordi­ ally invited to attend. Tns News b indebted to Geo. P. Rowell 4c Co., for a copy of the Ameri­ can Newspaper Directory for 1880. It is a complete compendium of valuable information to both advertisers and publbhee who intrust their business to die care of this trustworthy firm. The directory shows that there are in the United States and territories 843 dailcy papers, 68 tri-weeklies, 138 semi­ monthlies 7JB0 weeklies, 48 bi-week­ lies, 128 semi-weeklies, 870 monthlies, 14 bi-monthlies, 63 quarterlies, in all, 9,723 publications. Of these. New York state has 3,239, of which 118 are dailies. | NUMBER 47. ctatly raiment, the ladies were not loth A FU FREKDLY FAKT8. EDITORIAL RAMBLINGS. to wear their silks and satins. The Mr. Yung: . Harbor Pt.,Little Traverse Bat. ) <display of fashion that is now daily to Ps oflul sorry yu wuz tuk with colly . August 10th, 1880. $ |be seen under the maples and beeches Molnu tother nite, and when I seed yu Dear News Reapers <of Bay View b truly a rare spectacle to go into diet trans thet mornin, I tliot Here we are in the most tony and K- 1the homesteader's wife* and red man’s bcins Strong wus gon, and yu wus sick, who do there congregate in lect retreat of all the summer retreats, wives, ’ I hed better rite up a few lokuls which Little. Traverse Bay. “Wliat right large numbers. 1 hev cum under my notice this week. As wc have a good boarding house have wc to bo here!” may be the inqui­ I seen Tim Tumbul, ytwtedy and he’d ry of some News reader,----- a question 'where the latch string b always out. tumbuld frum ths top uv thet pole tbet that we—os a young man—may find and it don ’t cost us nothing, we may ’ he told bout their raison over thar. hard to answer, neither will wc at- ’remain all summer, but when we find He did’nt tell me all the pertictcrlera tempt to answer it. no farther than to 1an item of interest to The Nkws read­ bout his fall, but he wuz tryin to dig give, as an excuse, laziness, a dispoei- 1ers, will send it down. We may write round tbet big bunch on the pole wich tion of the inner man to rebel against 1further of Little Traverse Bay. wuz made by them antymires, (thet nature’s healthful ways, and a morbid Orno Strong. aint wot ho calls em) serohin for one desire to see as many of the attractions ; SL.5 FIELD ITEMS. •uv his daddy’s dolluis. He did’nt git of our beloved Michigan as possible to urn, ’n I think it’s too bad, don’t yu, an editor of our means and opportunity. Another girl baby was born in Sun­ cuz he’s a good man and needs nm if Leaving Nashville on the evening of field lately, George Mason was to ennyjbody duz. the 6th, the end of an hour and a halfs blame. " I Leered frum 4 corners tother da ’n ride found us at Grand Rapids clam­ There is also a prevalence oi malanal them tellers wot stopped thare ATurc bering into a G. R. Ac I. R. R. sleeper. fevera, diarrhea and other complaints, besb'in borrerin thare uaburz papura to We weie accorded the last vacant berth that makes the doctor* smile. reed all wots happened ther since thet in the car, which brought us directly Charley Baird had a sale of agricul­ B(h)oy writ afore. Tha aint so tarnal over Hix Excellency—the Governor, hot ez tha wuz, but tha wud like tu and for once in our life we enjoyed a tural implements, stock etc., on hia put aeer on thet ar b(h)oy’s bed if tha | more exalted position than the Gover- farm south of here, prior to his migrat­ knood ho be wuz, and he jest laffs in Ij nor of Michigan, nnd made a discover)-. ing to Ohio. A little son of L. 0. Wilkoo’s is wrhis sleeves n herin them tell wot sort ’Twas this: the Governor spores; not uv a chap he is. 1’1 bet a cooky he’ll in a brutal, asthmatic way, that makes iously ®lck with dysenteiy and typhoid fever. Dr. Benson is attending him. tell on urn mini more if tha don’t have one wish that he (the snorer) were dead and with skillful treatment hopes to tharaelves, but in a sweet, sad way, something like I du nun, but it lieets all how folks the feeling one might experience save him. To all whom it may concern: there is du nkt now-a-dnys, I beared from Mur- caught in a pine forest 40 miles from a great need of a good dressmaker in gun, (thet ez used to be Shcridun) last habitation, and night coming on. this place nnd plenty of work will be Sunday and tha sed a hul lot uv fellers We arrived at the bustling little city cum doun thar and tuk along a keg uv of Petoskey quite early in the morning, guaranteed. Apply for further particu­ beer and sum on em got so full tha and, in the language of the modern lars to L. O. Wilson Sunfield.Mich. Mr. Henry Knapp lately removed a slept over and got so noisy thet sum­ newspaper correspondent, “immedi­ body told cm thade better go hum; ately sought refreshments for the in­ .sliver of wood from the upper portion and I hern Bill, tellin Jim. ex bow he ner man.” Having secured them, there of his nose, that hod been their since hem an ole man tellin one uv his boys being innumerable opportunities to do tho time when he was hurt in the . saw tbet he bluved one uv the spesbul pol- that thing in Petoskey, the next thing mill two years ago, nnd by which acci­ eos, wot serves without pay, got his was to find someone we knew. Board­ dent, he lost one eye. Mordred. forepeeee peeled ou thet occashun by ing one of the four little ferry steam­ sumbody, but he mite hev fell ov»*r ers that ply Little Traverse Bay, we LOCAL MATTERS. sumthin, 1 haint time to ax him bout were boon at Harbor Point and the it and I give yu the fakts as I hum um. first thing we knew, beard our name nr J. L. Stevens turns the boss Tbers nuther pice uv nnze thet I’ve pronounced by a brother acquaintance horse shoe. hern on, thet hez never been printed in of the quill. Then followed an intro­ cyDon't buy until you sec the Large the paper, I don’t kno nothin bout it duction to Mr. N. B. Jones, Secretary Arm. White Sewing Machine at Wol­ only wot I’ve hern but I giv yu the of the Point Association, who cordial- cott’s. Best in America. fakts jest as I got cm. Melindy sed jj ly shook, stating that Mr. Martin was i WHITE thet Hanner sed, thet Feby sed - thet expecting us and immediately volun­ The White Machine is warranted for Jemimy told her, tbet she hunt Mrs. Q. 1 teered to pilot- ns to hi* cottage. (The 5 years. Go aud see it the Wolcott a tellin one uv her naburz, thet it hed | Mr. Martin refered to, readers will, no Hani ware. bin rumerd bout town thet Mrs. X wus | doubt understand, is H. J. Martin, of CV I have now in stock a large line kross to her ole man. Now I don’t ] our sister villlage, Vermontville.) A of that celebrated Blocher Boot, these bleve a word on’t^ fur she’s plesunt i few steps brought us to Mr. Martin’s lioots are all made by hand and every nuff to uther men and her ole man’s ez cottage where wc were accorded a gen­ pair warranted, they are undoubtedly the best boot iu the market. Sold ex­ good ez eny on em. erous, hearty hand shake, the result of clusively by [46-tf] D. C. Griftitu. I hum thare wuz several peepul ez six week’s breathing of the nerve-giv­ Tr Three-Year-Old Colt for Sale. hes gon to Hustins this week to get the ing air of th is charming resort, nnd the Enquire of E. Cook. Judge to anmarry them^ I doant set* good Imanl and other privileges of the why peepul git married fur if tha can’t Jhew Store. cottage. Mr. M. has the largest house, live to gether morin tu years, peers fyc. A.Nichols has opened that Boot aud is the best respected man on tho like ez if thar wuz sumthin rang in and Shoe, Hat nnd Cip nnd Notion Point. Himself and family are con­ store, in the Yates' block. New Goods thare coiirtin and tha hed better make stantly gaining in avoirdupois and are and Low prices. Call and see me. better bargins ur els make nun at all. enjoying themselves immensely. Pre glad Mr. Strong made a boom for Everybody is in love with the Large The News readers enjoyed such an Arm White Sewing Machine, except Mr. Durky, fur Senitur, fur lie’s a good interesting and graphic description of agents for other machines. man and wc all bleve he’s oncst, if he Harbor Poiat, from the pen of Mr. is a lawyer, coz he tax th is naburzdogs, Fl?' Bee-Keepers should use the Martin, in tho issue of July 17, that it and he spekes tu a poor man jest ez would be useless for our poor pen to Comb Foundation for sale by H. T. Davidson. quik as tu a rich one. He’s got beeps make an attempt at it, and so we won't uv trends all round hero and if he gosc try. Thu beauty of tho bay and dcIV Threshers buy your cylinder • J. L. Stevens. to the state senit, we bleve he’ll try lightfulnes* of the climate is all that spikes of and.make laws fur the poor thet'll be fV Three Quarters of all the MachMr. M. claims for it, although ajxjrtion better ’n eny thet tother fclleryan mak of the ladies repudiate his illustration chines sold throughout the the world in 1879 wore Whites. if he's lected. in which he cites “that of the residents It beets all, how much nuze a feller here last year, sixteen return this year JEWELER. 'll hear on, if he bangs round town a with now babies,” a cci tain lady, upon THE C. W. DEMARAY. little while, wy I only wuz down on reading the illustration iemarked, if The finest stock of Clocks in Barry tho road wot lies all the store on, a fu that was the kind of climate they bad or Eaton county. minite tother day ’n I hern thet Dan’l on the Point, she should leave, and IV A good stock of straight Elgin had ben raisin Hobs with ole man proliably through fear that the climate Watches, will not handle a Watch but Rhodes rite in toe road, I doan kno how might strike fatally in that respect for cun bo recommended by all, all full Nichel movement. Straight Line Es­ t’was but Howe, getw he’ll kno, coz he her, packed her Saratoga and took the capement, Quick trains. hero it. Yes ’n them boys all followed first train for home. ty A fine line of Jewelry aud Silver a man wot wuz drunk, rite down to Ou Sunday we attended a Methodist Ware. Two doors south or Truman’s, C. W’. Dexarat. the saloon, and poked fun at him all Missionary meeting on the camp the wa coz he wus an ole man and wuz grounds at Bay View. Noted clergy­ tV You can get the Celebtated drank, if he’d bin a young man thade men from Detroit, Chicago and other Stark and Voorman Pat. Sand-bands tuk a drink and treated him jest like cities were present and the speaking put on your Buggies at E. Cook’s for as if he wuz one uv the boya. was interesting. One of the preach­ only >9.00. They are worth five times Yu haint never sed nothin bout ers stated that the denomination did what they cost to any wagon. Charley Smith a wurkin liken farmer, not come up here for profit,—that they ty Wilson Ac. Howe still sells Boot* tryin tu brak them mustanga, ’n I thot had offer* of more land and money at and Shoes as low as the lowest. by the looks uv his pants tother day other places,—but that by locating in thet one on em had ben a mux in him GT Wilson & Howe sells Tobacco the north they could do the poor round in the mud, like as if he wus a churches and people of the north a for 40 cents. granger. great deal of good. We afterwards Say, don’t yu think thet Frank Boise learned that the divine had one of the Ater's Cathartic Pulls are the best wuz a earless mortal, ta giv a woman a best rooms at the hotel, dressed well, of all purgatives for family use. They a pistol wot wuz loaded, fur her tu try was a great favorite with the ladies and and see if it pulled off harderin hern loved chicken and ice cream, and did! By gom! he’s got sum glass ta though^ that an excellent way to find their extensive ure, by physicians in their practice, and by alfcivilized na­ pay fur, haint he ! out just what he came to Petoskey for, tions, prove* them the best and most I wish sum body’d start a massmeet­ would be to put him on one of these effectual purgative Pill that medical ing uv sum kind here iu Nashville, and northern local circuits, where the science can devise. Being purely veg­ hav a big time, so my boy cud sell pea­ pnacher is very often called upon to etable no harm can arise from their nuts and lemonade, tu by sum patches go horee-back or on foot thirty miles to um. In Intrinsic value and curative powers no other Pill* can be compared fur his trowsers afore skool commences, preach to their various charges. At with them, and every person, knowing coz Pm kinder hard up jest row ’n I this meeting we saw as fine a display their virtues will employ them, when apose yn dont pay nutbin fur rightin of fabric and fashion as can be seen io needed. They keep the system in per­ fect order, and maintain in healthy fur the papur, du ye ! the largest citie* of the land. Tho action the whole machinery of life. I wud tell yu sum more nuze if thot belles of Detroit, Toledo, Kalamazoo, Mild, searching and effectaaJ, they are you’d print em, bat PH wait and see if Grand Rapids, Lansing, and from cspecWly adapted to the yn uk thia piece and if yn do, mebby some northern cities were there, and I’ll rite sum more next week. Yu can although the meeting wm held in the sine my name tu this if yn print it, cox woods where broken twigs, roots, physic to employ for children foks will want tu kuo bo ’tia thet tells weakened constitutions, where a stumps, etc., doth abound and catch on bnt effectual cathartic is required. on em. Peel Gaklik. �Alfred Collter ried man himself, and a lawyer, would tetxl himself to anv earthly thing without AH zto a “Ah.' it’s my dear Dinah Ann now— Dy, James snpper-tray to and where would you be without me ? I have given you a good fright, however. Don't you conceal a thing from me again, James.” “I don’t think I will," he said. “How ■ A few days passed away, thing* going has it all come about F “Why, I have just been playing a lit­ on smoothly at the farm. Dinab Ann tle as well as you. I was at the gate last Thursday night, and haad what yon given over entirely to farmers ing interest; simple-minded and aimplemannerod people, who live out their un­ eventful lives in the routine of daily du­ ties. The sraall market town of Northam, four miles distant, wm, ^PI primitive, never *■ * *-• market slumbers save ol —-----day. It had it* parson, its doctor, and at ttmea hn seemed a little absent and . . its lawyer—Harry Leete; all three of thoughtful One afternoon he went up­ ity." '‘But what did I say?" asked the them being' nearly as simple as th* stairs to change his tevery-day coat for a farmer, really not rememliering between -. farmers. Not simple in the ixxint of in­ better one. . " Where ore you going ? " cried Mrs. the excitement of the past misery and tellect, it must be understood ; but as to Harbury, quickly, os he came down tho present happiness. life and manners. “ ‘Not a word, mind, to Dinah Ann. This Thursday was market day. JmMB agsfa. ' Harbury had gone to it in the gig of a ' “ Only into Northam. I shall be home Dinah Ann !' brother farmer, Peter Hall, his own msre, which ho either rode or drove Knowledge of the A sei cuts. generally, be:ng sick. He was a tall, day." THE HUSBANIP8 SECRET. A great many pecyle entertain the idea " No; but Tvie got a little business slender man of 89 years, very fair, with “ Not a word, mind, to Dinah Ann ! ” ’exceeding! v handsome features and;mild there—about those sheep, you know, that the progress of mankind has been invariably from barb arism to civilization. Dinah Ann herself, the speaksr’a wife, blue eyes, Lxdcing ws unlike the popular Dinali Ann. I shall get them at jny In wliat follows. Chief Justice Daly having strolled down tho garden in the notion of a fanner as a man could look, own price, after aU." "Of course you will I told you so shows in Popular Science Monthly that sweet stiUnsss of the summer night, and presenting a marked contrast to his people did know something four thous­ all itli/ng. But I do wonder you could agricultural Brighton. So far as ap ­ heard these suggeetive words as the gig and years ago: pulled up at the gate, and her husband pearance went none of them, poor or not wait until to-morrow." “From one of those books, compiled ’ market-day's always a bustling rich, could vie with Jarnos Harbury, and after manner of our modem encyclo­ » forgets half one ’ s business, or his temper and his liearing were alike little woman.of seven or eight and thirty, time to do iL Anyway, I paedias, and the compilation of which is with dark brown «yw,.a bright, fresh gentle. shown to have been inado more than in this afternoon." face, and a natural propensity to take He had one fault, though, perhaps, like to go with you, 2,000 years r, c.' it lum been aceriained, her own wav, in the house and out of it. all people would not call, it a fault, love what haa long been supposed, that Chal­ .___ ______ a— i_ of money. That be was one of the Mr. Harbury received the impulsive dea was the parent land of astronomy; for " warmest fanners in the district was it is found, from this compilation and wish with a blank look, and nnd no universally believed, and the most sav­ from other bricks, that the Babylonians “ Not a word, fcr your life, mind, to ing of men. Tbo saving, his wife would ready answer at hand. “ I want to buy a new silk gown, and catalogued the stars, and distinguished Dinah Ann!” tell him, and where was the use of it, and nanx'd tho constellations; that they to order a l*st cap, and ever so main “No fear!" replied a vote®, which she she would ask, considering she bail arranged tho twelve coustellationa that recognized ns that of her brother, Harry neither chick ncir child? And every things. Yea, I will go with you, James. form our present zodiac to show the Leete ; " I know what women are. She'd now and then she would make the money I won't be five minute* getting ready." course of the sun's path in the heavens;' "But—Dinah Ann—not to-day. I be fur—for revolutionizing the hoopto, fly, for she was a dear lover of smart at­ and herself too, once let her get an ink­ tire, and of having pretty things about can’t take you this afternoon. You shall divided time into weeks, months, and years; tliat they divided the week; as wo ling of this. No fear, James! Take care, her. Jami’s would wince, and bid her go to-morrow, instead." now have it, into seven days, six being “ Why can’t you take me? ” 6n vour side, tliat you don’t lose that— to careful; but he never went the " Business," he shortly replied. And, days of lalxir and the seventh a day of or Jet Dinah Ann find it.” length ef telling her she had spent too rest, to which we have derived our word “ I’ll takj con*. When are you com- much. __ _________ _ ___ He_______ was food of her,,_____ and she ot his gig being just then brought round, **sabl»ath,*’ and- which day, an a day ot ing to smoko a quiet pipe with me ? I him. - White Bess in the shafts, he got into it, rest from all labor of every kind, they shall want your advice as to “Neither chick nor child.” In that without mure ado, and drove away, call­ observed an rigorously m the Jew or tho “ One of these evenings, interrupted had Bti liad ing out " Good-by I" to his wife. Puritan. The motion of the heavenly " I’ll be even with you, Mr. James," Ixxlies and the phenomena of the weath­ drOTC UP the been married eight years now, and the nodded she. Good-night! sting was wearing itself away. Tune er were Doted down, and a connection, The win was setting when he drove in as I have before stated, detected, as M. softens iui all uungfl. things. lie He uuu hod ucuu never gi.i.u given it ... . I soiieu* jmd agriculturist, came.through t the gate, j canBe <Qr unhappy thought until again and round to the Stable ▼ard. de Pcrville claims to have discovered, and turned to fasten it ..-S------------------*d.h®.t’u?®d to-night to-night. Ho had never had any any secrets secret* Leaving hia horse and gig with Evan, between the weather and the changes of Hu had never hod the other way, to the left instead of to frum her, except that he never could be ho was crossing to the house when his the moon. They invented tho sun-dial the right, he would have seen his wife, brought to tell her what the exact sum attention was caught. by a huge volume to mark the movement* of the heavenly standing again< the hedge as close as was that ho was enabled to put by at the of black smoke puffing out of the chim­ Ixxiu's the water-clock to measure time, she could stand, almost into it He did end <?f each year. Dinah Ann Harbury ney of a narrow building tliat was for­ and they speak in this work of the not see her, and went straight up the did not care for that; she knew that, merly made to serve as brew-house nnd spots on the sun, a fact they only iiath to the house. When his foot-steps however much it might be, it was all for waah-house until the large one was built could have known by the aid of tele­ had died away, Mrs. Harbury wound her her. As it was out of use now, was not in fact scopes, which it is snpjxwcd tlicy j>osw«slight summer gown over her black silk But she did care for this—tliis mys­ used for any purpose whatever, or en- ed, from observations that they have noted apron,caught hold of her lilac cap strings, * - -jgQQn mjj fact tered by anylxxlv from month’s end to down of the rising of V< eat the cap should fly oiL and ran swiftly terious secret which had come to her month's end, Mr. Harlmry naturally that Layurd found a ci crystal lens in the up the narrow sidewalk, got iuimd to the hearing to-night. She knew how good­ thought ’ ‘ of fire. He ~nisi shed to it like a ruins of Nineveh. T These "bricks" contain looking James was ; how universally he *’ back, went through the house, let drop madman. on account of the deluge, substantially her gown, and entered the sitting-room, wan likixl by man and by woman, and In the fire-place under the furnace a the same as the narrative in the Bible, all calmly, nearly as soon as her hua- what a kind heart Im? had—abo put it fire blazed away, upon which more coal except that the names are different diffe "soft”—ami something like jealousy had recently been thrown. Whiter than They disclose that *housen and _____ i — 2 laud were began to torment her jqnriL “Got l»ack I” she exclaimed, with When James came in again the sup­ death, James Harbury made one frantic then sold, leased, or mortgaged, that quite a look of surprise. per-tray Was at one end of the table, and move toward it, while a yell of what money was loaned at interest, and mar“Just come," replied the farmer; Dinah Ann, an unusual light in her really seemed like terror broke from ket-gardenon, to use an American phrase, end, near the Mm.’ Another yell succeeded, and still "worked “worked on shares;" a that the farmer. “ Harry drove me in hia gig." eyes, sat at the other eno, ^4 lamp, up ner aiuiuug. ' ' [ with his oxen, beguiled g another; theft he collapsed utterly, and when plowing lamp, navmg having ta*eu taken up 1her knittin pgrtthx.u™,? W-by auljounul monni!r „ easy ^'11 upon a low wooden stool in wild his labor with short and homely songs, mer w was two of which have been found; and, to Mmotaok wilt; Holl! mqmred M™.; pUcid- Ulo,lgll h„ w „ertainly despair._ “ Good heavens!” exclaimed Dinah I connect this very remote civilization Htfburv, who liked to bo at tbo beginrentier alu-r lea ring the gig, but the usages of to-day, I may in con­ awg and tho and ot xToxj dun, . now ho waa calm again. Ann, who had been stooping over some J with tl, e usage* I elusion, ~ refer to the bricks of this “ Harry had to come, said the farm-i , ,. . . ... .. blankets iu -the « one os he cut himself a if® -------------- —fur corner, "“V’ "what “ nMin mthZ^ r^tte^lv a^d w.lHnt7 who^ .taint nXi bHo“ °Well, of the she Co,dtuud. boiIed how ?d — « ,-, ' library, in the form of n notice, which is _roe Wo worm is roe mailer r jj? Xt n "Pf hjmmuui lines f lx * i me run lor ine nunpuur. effect that visitors are requested TBtner resueasl5 — ano WHO never T> nt’ "TomMl T...l mn »rm Irakraanmnhm’ * sJatnee ? Let me run for the camphor. Ibonght ..t aneb a tiling » Miming to »fd White Born? ••Qu»phor, indeed! ind^ar exclaimed th tha I •» K>'» Jo tlxo libnoiau Iho number rf tho "Camphor, ” exclaimed ™Sryhi.wito'.qn®*m«. u“.°^‘‘j’““““? .7 nnhuppT mun. “Bring pournn Briber. I hook they .Tab.to consult, and that 1 message from the Down' Farm, to go! P11*1- looking "»und for the mustard- Poumn. You'to ruined me.” ’J— 11 »» to |hom; nt tbo perusal voison. iou vt’ rumen me. ” brought .... i| “ — over there without loss of time. I P01, " He's off liis head,” was her pitiable wi-.-ij htoh ouc u disposed to fall back up­ thought I might as well come up with "You deceitful villain ! You know suggestion. "Let me rub you, James. ■ o° . 1exclamation of Solomon, that him, Dinah Ann. A* to Holl, I left; you did not go near the stable," thought Where is the pain ? In the chest ?’’ I there is ’nothing new under the sun.” him stuck in the tap-room of the Taw- his wife. " You are sure you think so ?" He flung his arms around in all direc- ’ .How Railroad Time Is Kept. ny Lion; he didn't order his gig to bb j she added, aloud. tionx, so that she could not get to his ■ ready before 10 o’clock." | “Aye. White Boss will Im? all herself There ore in use Iwtween tliis city and chest, or to any other part of him. "just Like Peter Hall! You'd have again’to-morrow, Dinah Ann.” New York thirteen electric docks, two " Who lighted this fire?" ho gasped. taken the reins yourself, James, I reek-1 “ It's more than I shall be,” thought "Pluebe lighted it. I ordered her. of the number lieing placed in tho wait­ on, had you come back with him " Dinah Ann, "unless l ean come to the The flue in the proper wash-house has ing-rooms and one in the dispatcher’s “ Oh, he'll not get as bad as oil that! Ixittom of this." taken to. smoking frightfully. The office at the Grand Central depot in New But, I say, Dinah Ann, it’s a sad thing He ate his supper nearly in silence, blankets ure to be washed to-morrow, York. The time on the clock in the do•bout Partridge at tho Down Farm. A like a man who is mentally preoccupied, and will be put in soak to-night.' But day or two ago he went out with his hay- And he enjoyed it, too, for he was very what *a the fire to1 you, James, that you of these clocks is connected with the makere—and you know what a mon he ' hungry. should be pnt out about it ? " General Superintendent’s office in New is to work when he does act about it— “James, do you ever bear anything " It's everything to me,” he faintly an­ got into a heat, and drank a lot of cold now of that Emma Land ? ” swered. "Five hundred pounds has York, in which the railroad time is kept on what ia called the “ big clock.” Con­ rider, It struck to him for death, they James Harbury laid down his knife been burnt up in it.” ductors, train men and others are com­ say; and Harry is gone to make his and fork in surprise at the question, and Rising up from the stool—and Dinah pelled to keep their watches in strict will " looked ocrois at his wife, whose face was Ann wondered the creaky old thing had conformity with the Superintendent’s “ Wh»t » arewBol thing !" exebumed hor itl“SDiMh Ann.xrholuJ.ieelinghmrtirith r 1''“ . E“v“ not come down with his weight—he hast­ dock. It ia set by standard time and all bercariosity. L«d? b.rep«rt<>d. “jaecutMk. ened in-doora, sat down by the table, connected with the time-service depart­ and buried his face upon it She found ment of tho gold and stock telegraph. “Ay,'tu. 1 think rd like . Knark cl you-k tbnl, »l»S> Amf The time is distributed over tho line cold W, Dinah Ann, though it in late. "WlbJtCM nuke me Mk it? I don t liim so, his face hidden in his hands. each week day as follows: At 10 I got talking to yon. brother in hi. ot- Aw’- The querr Im.qmnod to come this means — if yoa are not quite out of o’clock 58 minutes and 30 seconds a. m., are. mid miiwJ my l~, w Tvo Imd ^“7 1 Dot “k your senses. Come! I intend to know," the word " time * is sent by the main nothing since 1 'o’clock dinner. While “ Yes, you may know it now,” he said, “ P^cebe puts it I'll just go and take a " There's no sense in it—that I see.” lifting his face and its despair. ** I had office to the telegraph stations between New York aud Albany. The word is re­ "But do you?" look at White Bess. placed in the fireplace of that old fur­ peated for twenty-eight seconds, during “ Doi what?" • “ White Beas is all right," said Mrs. nace,in my old green nocketbook, £500 in which time operators must see that their •• Ev. r hear of her?” Harbury. “ So much better that Evan bank notes. And—aud—they are instruments are adjusted. At 10 o'clock " Why, you know she went out to— thinks you might have ridden her in to- i burned I They are burned, Dinah Ann I" and 50 minutes, seconds commence beat­ Indies, I think day. No need to go and see hm: now.” < .where was it ?. —the —West ----------------------------ing and continue for fifty seconds. The "Better, is she? I should like to —to her friends there—ever so long ago. “ Where did the notes oome from ? ’’ word " switch" la then sent over the give her a look." Nigh unon eight years it must be. You “ From your brother—to me. A long wire, and operators having electric He took up his hat, which still lay on ! know one did, Dinah Ann.” the table, and went out. Mrs. Barbary's "But she may write from the West while ago, years before I kfle-w you, I clocks connect them immediately with eyes followed him;. they were full of Indies. Perhaps she does. Does she lent a friend over £400. He ran away the circuit known as No. 9 wire. Ten with it to Australia, and I last my money, seconds ure allowed in which to make •peculation, aud her miul, also. write to you?’ set him down as a rogue. But he is the connection. At 11 a. m., with one " I don't believe bo is gone to look at; He shook his lieod to imply • nega- and 1 the mare," soliloquised she. “ He’d not! tive, and occupied himself with his sup- not so dishonest as I thought himbe touch of tho New York key, the hands disturb her, now he hears she is all per again. Emma Land had once upon :has made his fortune out there, and is of the different clocks are set to 11 riglit And how absent and fidgety he t * tame Iwen a somewhat-sore subject l>e back again in Landon now. and last o’clock. If they are fast or slow, they iMjemed ! Then? is some mystery agate*, I tween them, for Dinah Ann wat jealous week he transmitted the debt and inter­ change nt once to the hour named.— est to your brother for me—£500. 1 Albany Arant. and 1 should like to know what it is. I i in the old days. brought the notes home the night Harry wonder whether—1 should not think— i "Do you ever see her, James ? " i no, I should not think he can have stolen "See who?" 1drove me here.” out to meet somebody,” she conalnded, " Iou know. Emma Land." her tone dubious iu spite of the stress ‘ I can’t think what haa/put all th» laid on the "Dot.” into your head to-night, Dinah Anu. Stepping lightly into tha kitehen and How is it? " giving her orders tojpbttbe about the "ItatAxym?’ aupl*ez-te»y. she eaag'nt up an old water*du‘t proof cloak tliat hung in the back pas"See her? . . sage, threw it on to hida her Hght drww, "Why. how could! I see her?”reand crept out after her husband. It was turned he, in a n^rt of helples* tone, a verv hgut aod hmutsM knght; in tact .that his wife fully thought was put on. it wold not I*said ro <l*rk as ' “Hhe is in the West Indies, and I am h«m)db<Bnd_<hat is never dark in j here." ‘ ■ ¥ She may not be in the Weak Indies I It must be ,you could think of putting bank notes into such a place as a furnace firo"I did it for safety. Nobody ever Went in there, and the furnace was uaver “ Safety ! Was there not your bureau up stairs in the bedroom ?" “ That's never socked." “ Why, it’a always locked." “ Any way, the key is never taken out " I don't know where she ia. Sbh’s afraid I should see the money and want re fcr all I know; and 1’ijumre it does would. Wagner, the ----- ,------ - — ------------ Jsemany with as much . regularity os if he were one of the mythological heroes of antiquity. attraction* y^ffing Tbm't Cabin to The l*iratea ofPcmancc. Tk> Emma Abbott Opera Company "Ne FaoUar.” v-ai begin tlieir season at a rather early date and will tn aka the opening engage­ ment in the Far West, eventually appear­ ing in the principal Southern and East­ ern cities. J nc saw a man come running Hath an English exchange: "Ameri­ the fields at the top ot hia sjieed. cans, 'when Bernhardt visits your shores, ly behind him, and armed with a an 'actreM without a parallel greet* jock, -was a woman, and it was a you." Bah 1 when Soldene comes, lot* of actreaae* without apparel 11 greet us. nijumd-tuck race to the fence. The man reached it first, however, and, aa —Botton Pod. . he dropped on the highway-ride, he Liuan Sfexckr, daughter of Dr. G. called out to the lawyer: W. Spencer, cl Pitteburg, Pa., ha* “ Stranger, for Heaven’s sake give me signed a contract with Max Strakoech for three years. She commences her a lift down the road for half a mile !” “ What's the trouble here?” asked the starring tour at the Fifth A venueTheater, New York, in a new play written expressly " Wife and I have had another falling for her by Emma Schiff, entitled Norahrt out!” was the reply, os the man rolled V'ow. ■ down a steep bank to the buggy. Aocobdwo to a Boston journal, 2,177 The woman at this moment rescued dramatic performances have been given the fence, and, as she w» climbing in that city during the past season. The over, the lawyer inquired of the hus­ whole number of plays represented was band : 825, of which 18 were by Slmkeepeare; " Are you fooling or in earnest ?’’ It is also noteworthy that ns many as 74 " If you think I|m fooling just wait a of these plays were represented for the second!" gnsped the woman, a* she first time in Boston. plunged down the bank, rolled over and Mmb. NinsaoM is probably going to over in the road, and rose up with a big America, but certainly not with Mr. stone in each hand. . Mapleson. Mme. Trebelli is probably “Sofiat!” veiled the husliand, os he going to America, but decidedly not with circled around the horse, but the lawyer Mr. Mapleson. Mme. Marie Roze is wasn’t quick enough. • One of the stones surely going to America, but most likely hit him in the back and the other grazed not Mr. Maplmou.-----Mme. . . witii — --------------------—TGerster ---------- his ear and hit the hoar, and five or six is thej.»nly out* who seems inclined to do i more were coming a* he struck a trot so. The question is, what will the share- ' mid moved off, the hu-4>ond hanging to holders of the New York Academy of j the vehicle and running behind. When Music say?—London World. a safe distance away th* lawyer halted Tux following actors ure among tho and looked back. The woman stood in stars who will appear on tho American the middle of the road shaking both fiat* stage next season: Mlle. Sara Bernhardt, at him, and the husband wiped the MLhb Fanny Daveiqiort, Mme. Selina beads of perspiration off hi* cheeks and Dolaro, Miss Ada Cavendish, Mrs. i| chin, and said : Genevieve Ward, Miss Mary Anderson, • Stronger, Hanner and me never Mm. Scott-Siddons, Miss Emily Soldene, Miija Dion Boucicault, Miss Louise ! Pomeroy, Mr. John McCullough, Mr. E. j ti.eids a day. When she's mad one of us A Sottorn. Mr. Joseph Jefferson, Mr. has got to light out, and I wish next Lawrence Barrett, and possibly Mme. ‘ time you come this way you’d tell me if there is anybody in l)etroit who cun Janaiuchek and Signer Solvini. Bret Harte's Tico Men of Sandy Bar ’ make me a pair dt wings." bar. been published in EnglanA prouably A Gentleman. after careful revision by the author. The John Ruskin presents his idea of a Saturday licview, after referring to its technical faults as an acting play, and to gentleman in nis well-known work one serious artistic blunder, states that “Modern Painters.” The primal, fit"the dialogue is written, for the most era!, and perpetual meaning of the word jxirt, in the author's best manner, and gentleman, he says, ia " a man of pure there-are several striking situations.** race," well-bred, in the sense that a Has tho Kcview com]>ared the manner horse or dog is well-bred. The lower orders and all order* have of Luck of Roaring Camp with that of Tioo Men of Sandy Bar. to learn that every vicious habit and Tux following extraordinary letter was chronic disease communicates itself by a few days ago sent to the London descent, and by purity of birth the en­ Figaro, and published in that journal: tire system of the human body and soul “In the Figaro of Saturday you wish may be gradually elevated or—by reck­ one of your contributors to mention an lessness of birtn—degraded, until there actor that has been hanged, in order to shall bo as much difference between the correct the gushing paragraph of Mr. well-bred and ill-bred human creature Belton. If my memory serves me rightly, (whatever pains may lie taken with their• I think Edwin Booth, the actor who shot educatitm) aa between the wolf-hound Preaident Lincoln in his box at the I and the vilest mongrel cur. A gentleman's first characteristic is theater by climbing up the side of a pil­ lar and afterwards jufiiped on the stage that fineness of structure in the body —breaking his leg by so doing, was con­ whieh renders it capable cl • the most cealed for several days, and when arrested delicate sensation, and of structure in was put on Itoard an American schooner, the mind which renders it capable of the taken out in the middle of the Atlantic, and hung, his Ixxly being afterwards simply, "fineness of nature.” And though rightness of moral con­ thrown overboard." Tint PaMion play in Otonunmergau duct is ultimately the great purifier of was enacted chi June 27, (Sunday,) un­ race, the sign of nobleness is not in thia der peculiar difficulties. Five thousand rightness of mor.d conduct, but in sentdI»erB<JUB sat for hours in a drenching rain tiveneaa. Hence it will follow that one of tho and a cold mist in order to see 70u per­ formers go through th.eir trying task probable signs of high breeding in men quaked to the skin, and widi their wet generally will be their kindness and garments sticking close to them in a mercifulness, these always indicating manner which made free or graceful ac­ more or leas fineness of make in the tion hopelessly impossible. "Pilate” mind, and miserliness and crudty the * was in a dreadfid state. Water flowed contrary, hence that of Isaiah : “The vile person shall no more be from his diadem like rain from a roof. He told a correspondent privately, after called liberal, nor the churl bountiful.’ the play was over, that he felt as if he □ever could get through with his part, Qualifications. hia eyes were half blinded with Hie rain, Aa old lady walked into a lawyer’s and no was quite unable to manage his office, when the following conversation took place: Lady—Squire, I called to see if you weather, the theater was overcrowded, would like to tak "T-*■< and, as thousands could find no place lawyer of him. there was a proposal for a repetition of Lawyer—The appears tho play ou Monday. a ; how old is rather young, ho? The First Female Novelist. Lady—Seven years, sir. We bardlv reed of a single authoress Lawyer—He is too yw decidduring the middle ages. In those dkvs edly too young; have yon do older female education was almost entirely boys? neglected, except in rare instances. If Lady—Oh, yes ; I have several; but women possessed talent they were com­ we have concluded to make farmers of pelled to hide it. No female novelist the others. I told the old man I thought worthv of the name appeared in England Uiis little fellow would make a first-rate until the reign of George HL The lady lawyer^ and so I called to see if you would who first had the courage to brave publie take him. opinion was Frances Burney, the friend Lawyer—Oh, madam ; ha ia too young of Garrick and Dr. Johnson. Miss Burnev remained unmarried until she was near! v forty y<are of age. Romance is better calculated for a lawyer than your is then supposed to exercise a leas other sons? dominant power, but she, nevertheless, had the imprudence to espouse Monsieur veani old to-day. When he was only 5 d’Arblay, a French refugee, whose in­ he’d lie like all nature ; when be got to come aonristed only of a precerious an­ be 6 he was saucy and impudent as any nuity faf £100. The marriage, however, critter could be, nnd now he’ll steri any­ thing he can lay his hands on. hotwrubh and amiable mam, with a handsome person, frank, scddicr-like manners, and some taste for 1 otters." The pair did not suffer from poverty* the wife became the bread-winner; and not ___ ■______ i.— i which ah® ia said to have realized over three thousand guineas.—HotnaJoumaL Tn first step toward carrying out the and the Cologne Gatclte points when the new regiments ore the strength of the armed e throe groat military powers the jiarMBount arm of the aerDesriy equal; biam the Rus- Hit Gardea. He went tothebackdoor,and there sat ’rench IM, ar. including the looking like an It i. have known where to stop. ihn th« .lupumnl «< �■a*hvilla, Michigan. hastily swallowing the scanty hi which th® hired wa him, donned his beat With &n IMMENSE STOCK of New and Fresh mental the OHNO STRONG, Spring Goods sumthin on hie mind, -*,V B blearin'." Ever rinco the death of his wife Den­ oon Pinch had looked on Mia# Keziah m her probable successor, for years he had gazed with covetous eye* on the fine Mead farm with it* substantial build­ ings, but ho nevet could screw his courage up to the point of - facing the ■napping block eye* of its owner. Of late he hod been seen several time# tn th* chamber of death I car-* flto with Ion; Tbi* woman, »ne loveu mo well." *aia l " A m nth mid my friend to mo. THE DE ACON’8 WOOING. Hill’s little brown house, and the worthy milliner was overjoyed at the opening of the prospect before her. But the nows of the sudden rise in Western lands caused Mrs. Hill, with her small possesuods, to sink into significance by the side of the rich woman with her well-tilled acres, her overflowing barns, and her prospective thousands of dollars. Tho idea of failure in his matrimonial venture never for an instant entered the deacon's head. .“Th* way afore ye is aa plain and straight aa a pipe stem, Boloman Pinch,” ho murmured, rubbing tho palms of his hands together, as Vo walked towards Miss Keziah'a side door. “Women is mostly alike -eager an’ wil­ lin* to embrace matrimonial oppjrtunitics. TlicyTl snap at an offer like a hungry trout at a worm. She has got tho money, and I hev got the prominence and influence; that's a p'int not to be overlooked; and deacons isn’t to bo had every day. Put her money and my in­ fluence together, and I rather guess well stand about top o' the heap in New Bethany." Miss Keriah was sitting by the table, knitting as usual She had just begun to narrow for the toe of tho stocking, when a step sounded on the walk. She threw down the stocking and opened tho door, end holding the lamp high above her head, her eyes rested upon the amaz­ ing spectacle of the deacon in al! the Sunday magnificence of white shirt and ihiny black broadcloth. “Well, I never!” aho ejaculated, and then, feeling that her reception had been hardly hospita­ ble, she lowered the lamp and said kindly: “Come in, deacon—come in." “Thank ye, thank ye; I don't mind if I dew.” “Take a seat, deacon." “Thank ye; I don’t mind if I dew." The deacon surveyed tho attractive room, which, with its cheery fire and comfortable cushioned chairs, seemed a veritable paradise in comparison with his untidy Al-kept home. He placed his hat on the floor lieaide his chair, display­ ing his mighty gray locks ingeniously plastered over thr top.of his head so as to cover as much of the bald surface as possible. Then there was a long pause. “Anything going on, deaoon?* asked Miss Keziah, resuming her knitting. She was greatly puzzled to account far those Sunday clothes. . “Nothin' within the rang* of my ob­ servation. There won't be much ampin' on now till 'lection time; things’ll be 'pretty lively then." . “Want to buy any hay this year?’ chirped Miss Keriah. “Mine is extra hired man she finally gasped. “I'll make ye a Ara Urate husband, and ye’ll make me a good wife. We’ve.been members cl tha same church for AND TEEMING WITH CUSTOMERS omen IN TB UMAX'S BRICK. BKXWD STORY. Miss Keziah straightened herself np in her high-backed chair and drew in her chin, while her voice rang out shrill and clear. “ I rather guess it’ll take two to make that bargain.” A second look at her aged admirer, who was .edging up to her with a sheep ish simper, exasperated the old woman beyond control. u Tbo old fool!’’ she said wrathfully. *• The colorcame into the deacon's thin cheeks, and he started to his feet, look­ ing anxiously toward the door, as if med­ itating a hasty retreat But tho yarn" was wound around his boots and he was forced 1 likewise arose, and foldMiss gimly in front of her, remarked girfinJr: “*hon you first liegon your talking I hadn't the least idea what you were driring at I thought‘yon were ^lilntuig about Betsey Hill, and wanted to take me into your confidence. I never dreamed that yon meant me. Why, I supposed every one in town knew tliat I wouldn't give up my freedom for the liest mon living. Betsey Hill is a pious, likely woman; shell make a good Lome for you and she needs a home her­ self." The deacon was completely withered, and Miss Keziah continued: “If you'll step around s little livelier, deacon, and pick np the stones on your lots and put them into good fences, nnd mow down those pesky weeks, there’s no earthly reason why yonr farm shouldn't look as well as mine. If I’ve said anything to hurt your feelings, deacon, I hope you’ll overlook it Why, you are all tangled up in that yarn; I’ll untangle it" The delay of unwinding the" yarn from the deacon’s feet gave Miss Keziali chance for further remark: “Ono word more, deacon; hate you heard about the Western lands?" The deacon wished ho was anywhere out of tho range of those merciless black eyes. “I—think rreheerd tell suthin’ about ’em." he replied meekly. “I thought so! I thought so!" ex­ claimed MIjw Keziah, savagely. “Well, deacon, those lands rightfully belong to my niece, Mary; I only hold them as her guardian." The sun had disappeared behind tho Tho deacon began to look upon his re­ hills of New Bethany, and the lingering jection as a blessing in disguise, for with­ light on the mountain top* waa chang­ out tho Western lands Miss Keziah's at­ ing from ro*e to pnrnlo, whan Deacon tractions seemed tome compared with Pinch stopped hi# melancholy old mare those of mild, blue-eyed, buxom Widow in front of the village postoflioe. It was Hill. “I can trust to yo never to men­ Saturday night, the only time when New tion this?” he asked, timidly. Bethany roiiaed itself from its lethargy “I shall not mention it Now, follow mid showtxi any signs of life and energy. my advice, deacon; moke sure of Betsey Tbo rest of the week it drowsed and lan­ Hill before another week goes by. Yon guished after the fashion of small coun­ have my good wishes. See to this at ter towns remote from railway and man­ onoe." ufacturing centers. “Thunk ye; thank ye; I don't mind if “Whoa, Mary Jone!" said tho deacon with unnecessary emphasis, throwing The good woman followed her crest­ the reins on the mare® brood back and springing to the ground. “I rather guejs IU hev’ enough to fallen visitor to tlie door. As a sudden But the despondent Mary Jane had al­ carry me thro* the winter. If I don’t I gust of oold night air put out the light, ready ceased her shambling gaii from shall know where to come for hay as is she said: “The air is snapping to-night; sheet force of habit A ten years’ ser­ hay. I declare your farm does beat, all! have n frost, eh, deacon?” And the dLcomfited deacon felt that vice with the deacon had made her per­ I feel kind o' rigged like when I think fectly familiar with tho accustomed the best farm in town is managed by a he had been nipped by something tdiarpcr rounds of stopping places. Wednesday than a frost Mlm Keziali smiled graciously, and night it was prayer meeting; Sunday, the church service; and Saturday night, the deoson drew his chair a little nearej; invariably the postoffice, and, as a late the hostess. “It must be a great load lire. Blp Van Winkl® in Bridgeport variation, an after pause at the house of far ye to carry alone. Buch n large farm When the St Cloiraville omnibus Atop Mrs. Betsey HUI, the milliner, who for a is a tremcn-jous responsibility for a lone ped vesterdny in front of West &. Gil­ quarter of a century had supplied the woman." more® drug store, an old lady passenger women of New Bethany with bead-gear “Oh, I don’t mind it; it keeps me leaned out tho buss window and incpiired fearfully and wonderfully made. proper busy.” of the druggist: The moment the deacon stepped inside The deacon hitched his chair along a “Where i* Gray 4 Sturgeon’s store?" the office, ne Knew, from an unusual buzz few indie* farther. “Ye’d oughter hev* * ‘Gray—and—Sturgeon—Gray—and— of conversation, that something extraor­ a brother or cousin, or some relative like, Sturgeon?—oh, yes! there was such a dinary had happened. to share the burden with ye.” firm here once, but they have sold out “Heard the news—eh, deacon?" asked “My shoulder* are plenty strong," long ago." one of the village loungers. returned Miss Keziali, good natnredly. “Now you don't tell me! And Jerry The deacon looked up inquiringly. *Tm glad to show folks that there are Sturgeon, where is ho?” “Mi** Keziah'-s had a., smarin' streak women who are good for something beAnd Adam .Timkins . “Now, of luck." “Its been nothing but an amazin’ —docs he________ x ”. to your valley and worth, “No, Mr. Junkins died many years streak of luck ever since she was born,” lonor to your sox. You're ago." • returned the deacon. “If ownin’ the You1 right and shinin* Deacon “Ho did? And his son, tho doctor, I best farm in town and hevin’ money at suppose he is still about—Milt they interest isn't luck, I'd like to know what men of the world;” and the speaker called him?" “He is dead, too." “Yes; but this is something out of waved his hand at the conclusion of this “Well, well! And does Mooes Rhodes imtnirn You used te know her brother, little oratorial flourish. Then hitch, hitch, hitch went the and his good lady still keep the hotel ho died years ago and left his only chair Miss Keriah-ward. “Don’t you here?*, . - ’ “No, madam, they too are dead—died Wa’al, when old man Mead died Miss feel sort o' lonely at spells, ” he asked Kor.iah took the farm as her share of tho insinuatingly. before the war. ” Miss Keziah glanced suspiciously at “Welt well! Where is Doctor Mcproperty, and her brother, bein’ of a rovin' turn of mind, took the few thous­ the rapidly advancing chair. She drop­ and of persona! property aa his’n and ped her knitting and went to the fire and “And Doctor Afileok, does he still live invested them in Western lands, which piled up the blazing sticks of wood. turned out wnthlesa, an be lost every Then ahe came back to tlxi table and set upon the hill?’’ “No; be died kmg ago." cent he put in. Folks always blamed her chair on the farther aid® cd it, thus “And Vincent Mitchell—I suppose he him for bein’ *o foolish and hasty, and putting a barrier between her and her Udeadtoor ■' visitor. teaed bis death. Wa’al, it turns out they old gentleman.” have pit a railroad square thro’the lands, “He is? Well I am glad to hear it” “But woman is a tender, dependent and its sent real estate way up, nobody And old Mrs. Kip Van Winkle patted knows where. Miss Rerikh’s been of­ creatur'. Woman’s a vine, [here the fered nigh onto $8,000 for the lands, and deacon took up his weekly prayer-meet- her foot on the. omnibus floor and hud n thev say she will get ever so much more XDg drawl], and needs suthin' to cling to far-away look in her eye as the driver when the troublous, desolatin' waves and started his team.—Wheeling Leader. if she only holds on. ” winds of affliction and sorror roll aver “I dew; it's as true aa scripture." Sea-Bathing. “Stuff and nons'-nse!’’ exclaimed Mm» “She'll hold out. never few,” said the Kewtah, with a enn^mptonna miff, wj “How are yoT coming on with seodeacon; “and I hold it tobeourbounden bathing?" asked a gentleman of an duty m neighbors to advise her to that shouldn't have expectea that a man of invalid. “Splendid! I bathe three times a day. ” “ How do you like it?" silly trash. I have no p&tienoe with the Instead at lingering m usual for the village gossip—for New Bethany post­ people who are always talking as if “ The doctor says I must take a toddy office on Saturday night answered the women couldn’t stand alone, and needed after each both to restore the circulation purpose of a weekly pap.r—t!.o deacon propping up like a rag doll that hadn’t —that's how I like it!" any backbone. I’m no vine—or such seemed in a great hurry to get home. It was the night of the choir rehearsal, encountered a pock at hungry and there­ ■od in driving by tho church he saw tho Lord so wills it, altho’‘ I admit, fore fierce mountain lions. One of the ing up the steps. He suddenly whipped deacon, tliat its pleasanter to have some men fled to a high rock, carrying away the only gun, and leaving hi* defenseless up his sleepy old mare and drove homo one to keep our company.” “That’s jest it: ye hev hit the nail companion U> be killed. But his own J * breakneck rate al speed. squar* on the head! It’s pleasanter to deutli was still more horrible. He lost “Now's your time, Soloman Pinch, have company in our sojourn on this the trail in his fright, and for eight days wandered without food. He was at last mortal earth." The deacon seized his chair with both found by miners, but v.-us too far gone for a txraple of hours ot so—Hi, old lady! hands, and by a circuitous line of hitch- HAPPY IN BARGAINS Our stock* for the Spring of-1880 consists, as usual, of the best selections from the largest wholesale houses in New York, Detroit and Chicago, which may be enumerated under the heads of - Dry Goods, Clothing;, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Yashnik girrctorg. VILLAGE OFFICER& Ladies and G-entaC Fui-nialiing Goods, Groceries, Crockery. \,1 £I J“’I1KT EK/CUPAL CHUIH'H—A. D. NewxVJ tok. P**tnr. »r»tre» «verjr Sibbstb at 10H *. n>. *od 7 p. m. SabbaUi achool at U m. 1‘rajer meeting every Thuraday evening. THE CELEBRATED DAVIS AND SINGER SEWING MACHINES! JwinrM girrrforp. They cannot fail to please the Ladies. W. H YOUNG, ’ D. Office E**t aide of Main Street, Naahri11. .• office houre from 7 to 9 a. m. and < to 7 p. m H A. BARBER, P- Homeopathic Phyalelan and Burueon i» 1 • Office, near wsldenee, on corner of WMLlug ton and huu, blreel*, Na*hrille, Mich. DR. C. W. GOUCHER. T?LKCT1C PHYSIC!AN and Hnr»aonl. * rpared lb to aaiWCT nil calle tlmt utiy tv made'or hl* eerrlcee. Office over Wheeler** etore. S - 40 CHAS. 11. BRADY. TTORNEY at La* wl Solicitor in Chancery Heal Katate and Inauranoe Agent. Collecting and Conveyancing a apeclaltr. Bounty and Penaion C.alma promptly attended to. and aU other butldc** entrust*- to iny care. Office oppoelte Unon House, NaabviUe. Mteh. A LEWIS DURKEE, r AWYER, Notary PubUc, Rea) Exfate, lu atice Agent. Collection* promptly Conveyancing prop-rty executed Oflk OrlffiS’e Stare. EMORY PARADY. OF THE PEACE. Conveyancing care­ fully and promptly attended ta. Office east JUSTICE aid- Mam etn el, NaahvlUe Mich. JC3T OUR SYSTEM OF HANDLING ONLY Hon­ est (roods and selling -on the basis of Three Feet to the yard and Sixteen Ounces to the pound, enables ub to bold, all our old custotaers and gain new ones every week. A visit ta the PIONEER STORE will convince the incredulous of this fact. We aim to please patrons both in quality and price of goods offered them. Although most goods have advanced from 15 to 25 per cent we are selling many of them at the old prices. Try us and see. N. B.—Will continue to pay the highest market price is exchange for all farm products. . L. J. WHEELER, Prop’r Pioneer Store, Nashville, Mich. WM. PARMENTER, P. Offlw over Hull'a Drug itore, Ver­ M. monlvlllc, Mich. W. H. GRISWOLD. P. Homoeopathic Ph plclan and Horgwm. • Office over D. C. Griffith’* »tor». Residence corner I'nlllip* *ad Durkee atreeU. Prompt Mten- M A. M. FLINT, rolledloo* prumplly mada ( Griffith's Store, NubrUI*. MleK E PARADY, Uen to till *U order* promptly, and living prfr**. Shop ***t aide of Malo —tbrasky; CHARLES SG&EIDT, promptly to *11 * <he lll.-H-k.nilth and Ilorkr-Shovlng line, lacksmith, attrnd* B ^HUrHInnrous (Exrds. J^OW IS THE TIME To Take Advantage of the GREAT SPRING BOOM. It Can Be Found at D. C. GRIFFITH’S . I Where he is constantly opening New Spring Goods -------- IN---------- DRY GOODS, OLCOTT HOUSE, 2<»«h villo, Niiohigan. C. C. .Wolcott, Proprietor. Th!* la a new Hotal, eenliallg located. well kept, and II* Mlruut arts always *ure of gvttlog bettor a> eoinioodation* for the amount paid, than al any other biacl In B*rrv county. Three ftrel-cl*** Sam. pie Room* on urat fiooi. CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, Boots, Shoes. TVotions, Etc, ty It is economy to trade with me, for I will not allow any merchant te undersell me, who sells for CASH. . r». c. Griffith. J J ERE YOU HAVE THEM. When we say this, we mean that yon have g LIEBHALS ER, * MERCHANT TAILOR And Dealer in READY MADE CLOTHING, Orroeira^'o^con'e Haanvxxr, MmeKvllle. •______ MIoB. qpHAT HUSBAND OF MIME! Gel* hl* SHAVING and HAIR CUTTING don* at A. L. RA8KY’8, aed he to Jac aa handeonreaahe can be. A full Uno of Gent* Faraiahlac Good*,Cigar* and Tobacco, alway* in stock. __________ _ g A. BUSH, * Bargains in Spring Goods, We are opening the largest and mo*t complete stock at ■ SPRING GOODS, that we have ever had the pleasure to present before the people of Nashville and vicinity, as a call at . our store will fully prove. DRESS GOODS and PRINTS, OF ALL THE LATEST PATTERNS. “THE BOSS" BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, NASHVILLE, RICH. Repairing done with Ntatoeoe and Dtopateh. ~ yyiLIJAM JONES, It must also be remembered that we also carry an immen** stock of BOOTS, SHOES, AND , ALL KINDS S FOOT COVERING, HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC. ty We buy for CASH and buy very clow; and coasequenfly our custoasssa have the benefit of it KQGHEIt BROTHERS. �|OM’T FORGET TO CALL _A.TVX> HEE j W. Gr. A_yIsworth’s BEA-TtlVEJiSM ! 14, 1BW. 1179. TRAINS Ob ----------------- NEW STOCK OF fftsaUiuialiing how much peop^will GREENBACK MTATE CONVENTION. do and bow much they will pay for a Have yon seen any of Will’s work! ■mH*«Hukwfrom BojiUIj. In thu caw, however, the cause was a good If not call on him. one door north of The Grecnbackers met in convention one, so Ute motive need not Im? too Boise and Francis’, get his prices and you will trade, closely criticised. Aluia. MICHIS AXWWH. tn the death bed of Peter Cooper, after the reading of which,the following res­ olution was pawnd. t: t , Heiolvedz That the convention learns the news of tho spprnachingdissolntion of the venrmbla Pater Cooper wish The convention then proceeded to put in nomination their slate ticket. David N. Woodman, of Paw Pan- was nominated on the second ballot for Governor. The remainder of the tic­ ket was tilled aa follows: Lieutenant­ Governor, Sullivan R. Armstrong, of Nowago; Secretary of state, Randolph Strickland; of-Clinton; State treasurer John Morton, of Oakland; Auditor General, 8. B. Havilow, of Gratiot; Commissioner of the Land Office, John A. Elder, of Ingham; Attorney GenerWilliam Newton, ot Gcumm; Superintendent of Public Instruction, David Parsons, of Wayne; Member State Board of Education, V. B. Mer: win, of Jackson; Presidential electors, at large, Henry 8. Smith, of Kent, and J.R. Hall, of St. Joseph. District 1. Aognstus Day: 2/ Henry T. Farnham; 3. Wm.,F. Hicks; 4. Oscar F. Bean; 5. Wm. A. Perky; 6. Geo. W. Stephen­ son ; 7. V. A. Saph ; 8. A. A. Sheldon ; 9. Henry W. Beach. DEMOCRATIC STATE CUNVENTION. The State Democrat Convention met at the opera house in the city of De­ troit, Thurtdny Aug. 12th. After the preliminary business of the meeting had been disposed of, Ute following State ticket was placed in nomination: For Governor, Fredrick Holloway, of Hillsdale; for Lient. Governor, E. IL Tompson, of Flint; for See’y. of State, Willard Stearns, of Adrian ; for Att’y. General, H. P. Henderson, of logliaiu; for State Treasurer, J. M. Weston of Muskegon; for Auditor General; Richard Monroes of Clinton; for Commissioner of State Land Office, -J, J. David; for Supt. of Public luKtructiou,Zelotiis Trueadelljfoi Member of State Board of Education, Albert Crane-; for electors at large, Peter Vyiiite and H. McDonald ; A general good feeling prevailed thiooghoat the entire senuon. OUBBCtOTEAX LETTER. then* with his ehiest son and daiighter. JUST RECEIVED. WE ARE SELLING THE CELEBRATED STHOERD SCREW fiSTHED GOODS, Wm. Fultou, a lad of 7 yeans, was drowned in a well near Forester, on Monday. Wm. Evens attempted to stab officer Adams tic Battle Creek aud now languish** in jail; A poliA boy, aged 8 years, naine un­ known, was drown, Monday night in Bradley’s mill boom at Bay City. Miss Ada Calkins of Battle Creek, took a dose of morphine last Situday, nnd died from its effects the same eve­ ning, A boy named O’Donnell was danger­ ously idiot in the thigh, at Grand Rap­ ids last* Monday, by the accidental dis­ charge of a pistol. BtirghuraBlaw open the safe at Elsie postoffice “ ostoffice Brandi Branch Co... Co.. on t_the -------night ---------of tho 6thinst. and got about $75iu money nnd stamps and $1,300 in notes. Geo. Fowler, of Lansing, had his arm eaught.in the machinery of u mill in which he worked, and so severely mangled that amputation was neces- GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. ----- SOMETHING BETTER THAN------ eabtwari STATIONS. FOR FASTENING SOLES OF BOOTS t SHOES. WE RECOMMEND THE Mlddl.vfUnl" PAD STANDARD SCREW, CURES WITHOUT MEDICINE, BECAUSE IT IS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO SIMPLT BUBSORPTIORI KIP OFF THE SOEFS QUARTER MILLION SOLD! Every Patiept Delighted CbarloUa .... 2Ioyjog2iB4S!£l Day Kidney Pad Co. HlAit DrtrotU. ____ _ st- ! Er ton Rapid., Charlotte Vmnonli Na.bvll]e CALL AND SEE THEM QOOK’S CARRIAGE WORKS K. C. BROWN. H. B. LEDYARD. Aae't Gea'l tinpt Jack H.uatC. Wa«Twoai«, NASHVILLE, MICH., Manufacture.! the Q ' 06649685 GENUINE MASON I EXTRA TOPS AND RUBBERS. I WHITE FINN, 1 TROlT. LAKE HERRIAG ForJhe season of1880,, ----- By the pound or keg.------ I am prepared to furnish the public Sugar, Tea Unquestionably the best Built and Easiest Riding COFFEE. IKOlAa O.YAN. I>KIFI» BEEF PIKKNNKD BEEF, IIFRR1.VG & HALIBUT. ——-FRESH~~ ^~AND-------- SALT MEATS, AND HEAPS Oth CROCKERY Alsnit this time of year the intelli- J AGTS WANTED for Smith's Bible Dictionary and PICTORIAL BIBLES, 0.WO llcnard! 50 1 ear* before the Public. IT IS GENERALLY KNOW Workmanship and Materials When Combined With THE IDEAL OF THE TRUE ARTIST, Pronounced by all to be the most p/ouraRtand efficadout remedy now in use for the cure of cough*, cold*, huanencss, crottp, tickling sensation in the . throat, whooping cough, etc. Over a ! million bottle* told within the last few I years. It given relief where ever used, j and the power to impart benefit tliat j cannot be had from the cough mixtures j uow in use. Sold by all druggists at 25 | cents per bottle. All Goods of this ManufactureL j piled with. They are purrll tall to rive aati.fartloh. Hn believing they will stand the test, tury to all who purchase. and ppove highly satisfac- stomach and liver. Sold by all drug gist at 25 cento per box. E. COOK P. T. BOISE io».TTG-CH8T ^TTEATION ALI. I mill prvpra-d on receipt of a 3 cent ■tamp. Health ia Wealth. AND-DON’T YOU FQRgKT IT. .perwurtorrhtM, Im potency, Invalnnlary emlaalonr, premature old ape. caused by .>ver-exertlon, aellubete, to ml»cry. I...—or over indulgence, . k..which hada —--- - .__ BAILEY&WOODS’ You can always find the following articles, or will Ire made to I I ) order : All kinds of w „ MedHrinea, ( hemk-ah, FARMINa IMPLEMENTS, MB MOHROE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, OSBORN REAPERS AND MOWERS, SULKEY RAKES,7 D.W.HANNA.A M..Prtn. M Probate Order. 1«> Sheriff Male. >,siata<M MK-ninn, in favor of ui - Jln-ciod and dt-literal aoi.»t Ue . land* and UuemcnU <>f Atobw .'Sfasaivs . of. In.and tu tbo tollowlcix described lyln, cax ot |l» Yaukrt Marines and Om^a* TiHehtehwayd-aeeH »• follow.iCoMmcncing at the ■hov. tauw, if Id action, Ilwaco n-.m »fco«ld »ot B> mi tuS. And it 1. turOjtT urd>n>d that TT a ■a ~rr—''d r—ms • niaML Double and Single. Heavy and light, unsurpanaecl in style, qual­ ity and low prices. Repairing done cheap. Collars, Collar , Pads and in fact everything in the Harness line. WAGONS, Carriages, Top and Single buggies and Spring wagons. Trim- j ming u specialty. Old tops made to look as good os new | Remember we have a foundry and are always ready to reapair make or furnish anything made of Cast or Wrought Iron. ■ BLACKSMITHING. I', HTALIu. aMrin, iri:i>'. I’mw SLrpff. ______ . And all the leading Remedies in Shovel Plows, Corn Cultivators and Harrows both Square and Pittflt & PTOpriltOrj NtdiClDfiS butterflySchool Book., LUMBER •Hereupon it hord.-r-d. th»: .Sellers' Uv er Pills are also high­ ly recommended for curing liver com- Therefore I place my Good, upon the Market.confidentially j Oppuultc E. Grady's ihoe.hop. BUCKSMITHING C. W. SMITH. SELLERS’ COUGH SYRUP! To be found in the Market 14 Stop Organs A young Darwinian.—Jock (to his MXfd*a»d •hi'p££ married rirten: “Hl! Polly! lx»ok!!! u,,,™ H«re’s tr5 ‘ng to walk Oil its ; trcc AddrTOM r>,n|(1 p. Beatty, Waahingtso. N. J hind legs!!!!” . □ ELMIRA COLLEGE. wut rmnpwiUn-uenip^odia trawuuuting “drives of logs” into “droves of 1 Addreu. for circular*. A. J. holmaN n oi.. hog..! _____________________________ |M"1 W. SMITH SELLS ICH. FRUIT CANS! MEDICINE as John s, button fastener; C. M. Stoup, . .. , •. __ ., , Fl.t Boe, thill ronvling; A. A. Wider. assignor Of one-half in U-re Hl to C. B. I of »tOdy, and aholn mu.lcand art. Bp remain of Palmer, Detroit, safety governor for ; Ha endowment lucbarcr-s »n-unu«ual!7 moderate, elevators, etc. f Send for mlaln«ur to Rev. A. W. Cowl«, p. D eie» utors, __________ ] Frtm, Elmira. N. JL (M 4«j J- L.8TETKTS! westward’ STATIONS. Bitters «>".«»; 1M1 I •: 11:37 G-. A.YLSWORTH $200 REWARD K i-.11 17 45 .KSSfc-3 Vrrmur.lvllle Detroit,-------- -------- ------ FASTENED WITH IT.----------- Health Secured: Seven freight cars and an engine and tender of ths Chicago &. Grand Trnuk rail-road, were ditched at Marcellus on the 5th iust. by a mis­ Fat a cbm of Diabcte.,] Gnvtl, Dropaay, Bright’. . placed switch. . . John Wakefield, aged 18, who hails DfoeaM. Caturr>-nf-tbwRlad<1er.PaJn in tho Ha-k, from Pennsylvania and was visiting nt Onondaga was drowned Sunday after­ Incontinence or Retcnlioci of Urine, Painful Urina­ noon while bathing in the Grand Riv­ ting, Brick-dun bc|KMlt, Toflanatlon ot tlie Kider near Onondaga. .. The village of Lakeside, 3 miles from Muskegon, wasalmosteutirely destroy­ ed by fire on Wednesday. Tho conitag ration started from a agar Htub, thrown down in a saloon. URE IT ATOFfCp | While Charles G. Switaen, of Ham­ burg, was drawing oats at Howell last Saturday, bis daughter, aged four vears ■ climed upon the wagon ami fell, tho j new and wutdetfui dlacorttry. • wheel crushing her skull. Alfred Wagner, about 7 years old, fell from a-Sunday school excursion j train at Hamilton on the Grand Haven ■ Itailroad on the 5tli, and had a leg I mangled and nearly severed. He will hardly survive. John Knllaban, aged 26, a teamster at Warner Ac Eastman's mill, was kill- . ed at East Saginaw last Friday while I driving with a loaded wagon under a F THE NEW FOOD . He failed to stoop and was i ' 1 coiight ~',,R ' between the load nnd a beam. . | Gussic Byce, 4 yeats old, living in ' Matteson township. Branch Co., was instantly killed yesterday afternoon by the discharge of a gun she had iu some ’ way got possession oL The ball enter­ ed her mouth and jwu>scd out the back part of her head. The dead body of a man suppotu-d to be Rodney E. Kogers, who has lately been at the Ionia Reformatory under . the name W. T. Rogers, was picked up ! last Saturxlav morning half a mile east j JofOshtemo Station, on the Central j n«ua Intoxicant* Innocently labeled ’"bitten” j Rond, killed during the night by the MALT Bl iTERM appeal to (rapular conflndencc i cars. ' ■■ . * I The following is u list of patent* . granU‘<1 by the United States to citizens I Of this State for the week ending July ' hitjict,, aywprjmc, vhumii ana nar in xnpnne, 27, 1880 : J. J. Alley, Albion, plow; C. 1 ,hin «h «Hher f«ni»» <gmalt or medicine Ttw ren­ F. Archcnhronn, Waterloo, car coup- i rr'mT&tM*' ling; J, Banks, OakfieW township, SJK bittF-bs co. BWS Montcalm county, vehicle pole tip; 8.-----------------------------------------------------------8. Bolton, Big Rapids, attachments to । The lied Health and Strength Restorer spoon handles; M.K. Borfree, assignor ever used. of one half interest to C. W. Higbee, l a, perftrtja um> <»mpotion of I’AKKEii’e Jackson, corset; H. ti. Gaston and M. ginqehtckiu that u<> <i!«*•«• can lone ex'»t Campbell, Fowierville. motor for onPirating pUmmqS. Gregory, Jonesville, I pUtnt. or II you rraxia mild aUmulent. or appetizer, attaching tomb stones to braces, etc.; I the TONIC l»jn«* the medicine for you. a> Il la I. L. Grinnell. Ann Arbor, sewing ma- j hiri>iycurau.eand invipraun* new imoxi chine attachment; P. A. Peter Com“e *“uR r~r < stock, hinge; G. W. Rodrbuugli, Jack- LT [From our regular corrt'^poti-lent.’ London, En<l, July 36,1880. Ixindon is on the move, and, wholly irrespective of the future proceedings in Parliament, innocents for whom slaughter is iuipeU41ing,.'t|iere is cer­ tainly a suspicious something in the air telling society, that the seasuu is at an end and that the sooner it indecent­ ly buried the better. Exhausted na­ ture can no further go; every fancy and conceit tliat fastidious taste and unlimited wealth ean suggest here have had their Innings nnd jaded fashion turns with longing eyes to the cool glades of Goodwood Park and u> the picturesque idleness of the yactingground at Cowes. Now is the tuomeut when every one instinctively feels tliat •'all that can be has been done.” On these dull nnd thUnder-ladeu evenings operas and theatres alike have ceased to attract; and possibly we have been ho spoiled from stum from every artlovine nation that there is but little in­ clination to settle down without a pause to the humdrum-pleasures of our natnral and national art life. At last combative criticism and persistant prrtixannhip are silenced ; the fashion­ able stage is hushed, nnd the saloon • where recitations raged is packed dp in ‘ <±into or brown bolland. Sarah Bern- ' hardt to on the way to America, where she is awaited with feverish anxiety; Modieska, after her triumph, is expect­ ed in her “fair land of Poland,” then*, to rest and prepare for another dramat­ ic campaign ; the sturdy Dutchmen are safe aud sound in theirnative lowlands; and one by one our gifted visitors and our “kins beyond the sea,” are saying gooil bye to England. A languid latenut was excited by the debate on the proposed erection of a memorial to the Pnuce Imperial, in Wvst.uiiisti r Abby. Mr. Benesford Hope expresses a strong opinion on the subject. He is Loid Lalisburg's broth­ er-in-law, and himself, a man of great inflnenwi.jBsperially^on influence, especially on * questions* questions of of art and taste. Dean Stanley, who has taken a strong line in tbe'aflkir, the affair, now sees that the feeling of the nation is against the “desecration;” as some call -. of tho Abbe; .vt-, The dean is the most it, absolaity ini SBahriblc personage in Great Bn tain, lie jm entirely free from control. Nestl ** bishops nor archi----------- .--------bitsiiops have any authority over him, and he owes allegiance to 'no one exceU thvQuttn. In s»iu of tun dimin­ utive form, be is gifted with a very considerable amount of determination, which in tliin instance approaches very nearly to obstinancy. It is a vast pity the project was ever started. EveryIxxly liked the young Prince, and the trials of bis august mother failed forth our warmest syuipaues, aud a war of words over the son s remains is inut-h to he deplored. The Prince and Princess of Wales . Horseshoeing nnd Job Work done by the best of workmen. Casting a specalty. Scrapers and Farm Bells cheap. Chilled and land sides to fit almost any plow Kettles, all sixes. Col­ umns for brick buildings. Iron fencing Ac. LARGE LINK OF Photograph Albums A COMPLETE LINE OP -------- - ” all Paper and Bordering, as fixe" a’line'of ' As there is in town, and al! war­ ranted to be aa represented or money refunded. Prrarripho.. OoroAU, Poland . hoart. 11expy, F. T. BOISE. �us I trim, —BELIEVING THAT— HI 1879 val the County Seats SATURDAY, - - - AUGUST 14. JIM). vic'i RITY locals:tbbboxttiLli items. Tbe village daddra have voted to valuation. Mrs. Pettifer and Mrs. Moore denesday last. . Earl Hammond will soon be located in tbe Hammond building, with hfa. jewelry stock. J. McLean has token hfa colt to1 Char­ lotte, to pat him in practice for the raoos this fall. W. C. Meara was kicked by a horse, and now walks much like one suffering from adatica—N. C. Chilson for exam­ ple. Mra. Dr. Thomas of Lawton, was taken sick while on a visit to her cous­ in’s. Artcuias Smith, on the State Road fa recovering. " The 'Gass baa been shut off at the ■•loon, aud suits will bo held to de­ termine whether business will be con­ tinued or not. Milton Norton’s cow was killed by lightning, last Monday night, which fa a sad loss to him, aa he fa a cripple and in meager circumstances. Rev. H. IL Willfaufa fa expected home next vrt&k. The sermon on the Divin­ ity of Christ, by Rev. B. S. Pratt last Sunday, was listened to witk great in­ terest, by a large audience composed of the congreations of both churches. Ad ejectment suit, brought by W. H. Dickinson, against hfa tenant. Mr. Simpson, before Esq. Martin last Wed­ nesday, resulted in a verdict in favor of the plaintiff. • Attorney for plaintiff, Ralph E. Stephens; for defendent, A. Flint.of your. city. The only matter of interest to outside parties connected with the suit, was the statement made by Flint, in hfa pica, that the allega­ tions made in tbe complaint, by Dick­ inson, were false as h——1; which was met by Stevens, admitting that the comparison might lx? just, but fearing that Flint might find tb? place referred to, not so very false after all. The court could scarcely suppress an audi­ ble smile. - MAPLE GROVE ITEMS. * Mr. James Lotting fa quite ill. Frank Fuller has moved to Battle Creek. Chas. Sleiger site in court at Hastings thfa week. Tbe oata are like some of our peopie, very light headed. Mrs. Elisabeth Cheeemsn will start for Maine, in a few days to visit friends. If our items are short thfa week it is because our floating population, are lying on their oars. Charles Jones has lately turned his attention to rhyming, aud ha* com­ posed a neighborhood song. Johnston McKelvey, P. M.,and Jerry Elliott were appointed delegates to the Democratic state convention. Edwin Hyde of Bioomingion III., ami brother to P. M., and R. Hyde bus been visiting in thfa vicinity, and returned home Tuesday. L. D. Griffin has received some of those enlarged pictures, from New York, anil they surpass anything that has been in these parts. T Solomon says there is nothing uew under the sun, but.Wm. Archer has made a great stride in the science of raking oats by using a horse rake, but the old fogies sav there fa no gain in it Chas. J axon son of Stonewall Jaxon is living in East Baltimore,when Chas, was a little shaver he and his father were riding along, when they encoun­ tered an enemy and tho embryo gen­ eral, dismounted. Charles held the horse while he indulged in a band to hand fight, which lasted 3 hours. We confess getting beyond our bonndery lines, but K. T. Dident itemize it. . Reuben Norton wa*born way down in the state of Maine, “where Hie sun don't rfaS till the last of the week" he has been here too long to need any description. He lias just invented and constructed an apparatus for topping out straw stacks by horse power, it is called the Renbiustine Rcvcrtiide Rickity Straw Raiser, it fa equally as useful in elevating persons, and would add much to tlie enjoyment of children at picnics and would make a superior attachment to the Tubbs Thresher. __________ HICKORY CORNERS ITEMS. Quite a number of our people are at­ tending theencampmentat Kalamazoo. The farm known as tho Nichols es­ tate, was sold to a man by the name of Osborn of Lenawa county, ,• Picnics ween) to l>e the order tbe day on the shore of Gull Lake, now-a-daya with a steam boat ride in the bargain. We rejoice with Uncle Elijah Bow ker who was joined in marriage with Mrs. Jane Sloan in Richland, by Rev. McCord. A bam belonging to Loyal WiHiamtt, of old wheat and all ndle, no insurance. ,we rather think HARDWARE, The well known publishing hsuae of Mast gave the young folks a chance to shake their foot at the latter* house, AH had a nice time. The greatest joke of all, is .that ot irieud T—, tho man that lost his scalp in tbe Modoc war, started for Nashville with a grist of cats and kittens in a. grain sack, and before many miles were pasta! the sack, cats and all jumped out of die wagon, and a man walking along tbe the road found the sack walking off on legs. Tom where is Will Davis's sack ! Now Mr. Editor, I snpose that some of the readers of The News would like to know to a certainty who Wild Bill fa,-’he has been asleep for the last few weeks and at last has woke up from a long nap to write a few word*. While in that lontf sleep I dreamed that the ■ so called Mulovillo was not right, as their fa no mule in town only, I would say that there is one jack, that can cadi all the town to dinner. Now as I have writen all the news for thfa time I will bid you good bye. Wild Bill, Jr. I and will soon fastttf, tbe life nJ James A. Garfield, written by his comrade in arms and personal friend,General J. 8. Brisbin,of the reg POUMDeeaiKEPInttaw woek«, and out'd ular army. The career of our dis­ IE I U of cuoeatopf foil. tinguished candidate has rarely been M mto. Croddoefc a Co., 10M R*w Ki.. equaled in points of romantic interest, HoteMjAia, . nnd the more closely it is studied the mote wonderful and inspiring it ap­ pears. It furnishes material for a vol­ rae at CON ume of deep and permanent interest and valne. We are giad timt its prep­ aration- has liocn placed in hands so tti«P«eVully. competent. Tbe brilliant qualities of General Brisbin, both as a soldier aud an author, are well known, and his personal relations to General Gaifleld are such as will give to his narrative the utmost "fullness and authority of statement. It will be a book of more ATTRITION LA DIF* I than pasaing interest, and in this re­ t the residencb of lyman e. booth spect widely different from ordinary Id Kalamo. I will be found lu readme* for campaign literature. It will be sold on­ ly by subscript ion and must meet with a very large sale. A A Chicarfo boy stole $350 from hfa employer, and started westward to fight Indians. / When overtaken hewn* dressed in frihged buckskin, and across hfa shoulder wifa a rifle, whilehfa pock­ ets were stuffedj with knives, pistols", WOODLAND ITEMS. Unload Wheat and Grain Ex­ peditiously ui Accuratty. Iron, Nails, AINSWORTH & BROOKS Glass, Stoves, to announce that having erected one of tbe largest and most convenient Tinware, Paints, desire elevator buildings in central Michigan, Oils, Varnishes, and Brashes PAY THE HIGHESTIARIET PRICE At below Manufacturers prices. I had the decline credited up to me on these goods nnd can For any quantity of EASILY MEET COMPETION, Having bought for cash. My expenses are low. I do not sell goods ut cost, but at a fair living profit. A FIRST-CLASS TINNER That may be brought them. They also ” Seeds, Flour. Feed. Lime. Salt, Plaster, Stucco, Hair and Shingles. ready at moderate Money 8arei Always iy Dealing them. MBS. 8. OLDFIELD. HOSTETTER Nashville Narkeu, SPECIALTIES: AIN8WSW0BTH A BROOKS. q^HE FISHING LINE. Builders Hardware, Pure WhiteLead, Pure Ohio Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil, Lard, Castor. Golden, Sperm, Virginia Lubricating Oils. TAKE THE G’d Rapids & Ind. R. R. Judge Bawdy is at home. FOR THE Don’t we need some rain though 7 The farmers are busily engaged in I'oUloc, MW, threshing their grain. AND THE FAMOUS Miss Dora Haight fa going up north Game and Summer Resorts and Lakes Butler, pv th,. among the moss backs this week. of Northern Michigan. There will be a large yield of “tuck Timothy p^r . 2/.'. A00 it" corn this year iu some parts of thfa Clover Swsl. 11.01 town. CM “• Ho««. dreaMd, perewt—............................ Rev. J. F. Orwick returned from I Petoskey on Tuesday*last.wbere he has i wool......... been attending camp-meeting. --------- i nen matvppo That young man who beats hfa horse .. *- ?? The finest makes of so cruelly while under the influence of > Krpublkmn Caocus. KSIVFS, rot-*gut or hard cider, had better look t The republican electors of the townRAZO KM, a “leedle oud" or p’raps he will be ship of Castleton, willI meet on TnraSHEA KN, Imti of eportanira an neatly rtelt thfa rvjiion with comnlainod of I <la>’ •**»«• 17,11 at 3 ° c,ock P- n‘- at thl* M'l.HSOKN, com plained or. : store on north .Mum St, formerly oc­ X. . who has made himself so fam- ] cupiedby A. P. Nidiols, for the purpose t- Th* climatr l» peculiarly ons as a lover of his fellow mortals of electing ten delegates to represent J___ UK K._ IN THE WORLD. and a terror to mill wright assassins th« township of Castleton at the Coun­ . i i ty Convention to he held at Hartings, has gone to Hastings to work in J. L. nt 13 o?ciock, noon, for the Wilkins croquet works. 'purpose of nominating the several BllUtre, the Street, the moat bifMy •xnetlotMxl, and Iturlnx Die ooMon, round trip excnralon UckeU | Those voting men who expect to vote , county officers; also ten delegates to I this fall nnd are shouting Arfield and I . Repre^utative J* Gartbur Ftat cbolre “right to «evou" Aug” '>,,<■ dbl^nte y^^HENYOU WANT ANYTHING toolsa on ihi* roale. and when called upon to explain and [ to attend the Senatorial Convention, hnoSsaairo —rir the i.t ke of— cannot, hail lielter carry an almanac 1 and the transaction of such other busi­ Call• and sec me. Respectfully, !L°nnine “Uon J! . . J ' ueas ..................... . | l,boo cxru as may— come before the caucus. with them or go west. . By order of com. FRANK C. BOISE. On Prize problem If Tease can bottom Jno. Keagle Chairman. 100 chairs in x number of days how T’HE OLD ESTABLISHED >•«.«) tupM.p- - Arriro at Petmxy at S:« a. tu.. nod Sffl p. m. lUturulnj Republican Scnatonal Convention. long will ittakeCoville toplay y games | leave PeUMlt'.y »l A35 ». m.. xod fr.00 a. tn.,-an1ro The rapubliain senntonal convention 1AX0 BILIABLE niBWlTOBB BIBB OF । ,5^.“ “ Fof croquet at the same rate. A b^x of for tl*e 15th Diet, of Mich., will be held stand down collars and a brass ring for nt the Court House in the city of Hast­ _ _ _ In* nortbfrotn Jhm tat to beM. 80th and returning the first correct solution. ings, on Tuesday tlie 14th day of Sept, The reading match which came oft"at next, at 1 o’clock p. ru., for tbe puipoae WlM-ro you will duo inc . rr a rpHEBABBTriLLEMtlla. the M. E. church on Sunday evening of nominating a Candidate for Senator : Are on Hand with a from said district and for tbe transact­ was a success. It was closely contest­ ion of any ether business that may Mriar । inf of ed by both sides. 'Those young folks come before the convention. Each who are fond of sitting in the gallery township and ward will be entitled to one delegate. on such occasions should observe good « By order of the Com., In WcBicro We nannfoetur* Of Every Description. ' Mabuxbctcbbk* AMD DtBLSMiS order. Isaac W, V rooman Chairman. Which will Defy Competition in every Q. Cl'MBER. Musical Notice. Respect. Remember that all onr HASTINGS ITEMS, We will send to any person who will Goods, which we Manufacture, give us a list of five names, of ther muare Warranted in Every A GarUeld and Anbar Glee Club «.> I IriM.ilii, h.vint pi.o<>« or organ MORGAN, BARRY CO., MICH. Respect. . , . . v •J • I.* and ten cents iu postage mLaiu;mi or organized lout Fnday evening with cl,„nTO14 em,, of thobew Uunonn ft front, Grajlim 4 Black Bass Fisheries, The Legal Tender and Other COOK STOVES bitters FARMERS & MECHANICS GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS, ALLEN BROS GllAND RAPIDS, J. LENTZ&SONSI Stock FURNITURE WALKER 4 NORTON FLOUR, MEAL!FEED, CONTINUOUS FACING, ATTENTION FARMERS 1 twenty members. i Island Waltz, a good teaching piece. We are also prepared to furnish anyfor organ or piano, About twenty persons were baptized | in G and mid D, D^for or^nu^or ; Which fa lb» latent arrl Kratr't Improvrment yet thing in tbe madolnSHIKTH. It will heradfar be uaed of *the last Sunday morning at the M. E. | G. Hull, author ‘** “ late popular I song and chorus, “Tho Ohl Red Mill." UNDERTAKING LINE, HwlihK New and Improrul'^Bciiinery. we an. church, mostly young people. ,,v the address ... ....... person. Jx't j, w Give of^each A.D. Cadwallader is petting up a new | us hear from you. Your order will be _____ fllled. ______ hullTBROS., irw" house on the premises lately purchased prompUy HULL ------ WITHOUT-----''____ 220 Main St., W., Jackson Mich. of Daniel Striker, in the first ward. GOOD WORK GUARANTEED. COFFIA'N. CASKETS. Woodland Krlect School. Alvin Bailey is putting a new roof ROBES. Mil KO COS Ac. on hfa house nnd improving the ap­ The fall term at Woodland, will op­ WALKER & NORTON, pearance of his residence on Broadway. en Aug. 30, and continue ten weeks. Of any one in the country. The sireuit court commenced Monday Miss Emily Holmes will assist, and a thorough course will be given in read ­ afternoon at3 p. m.. Judge Hooker, ing. mathematics, grammeretc. Teach Which, m every rrnlletnan know*. I* tuuaUr the presiding. The case of the people vs ers’ Institute first Saturday of each For tall pwtUuUn, sddroM. Wm. H. Stocking fur basterday a noil month. [48-47] Eugene Davenport. ALLEN BROMm McCURPY fc CO., OrfcMo, HL proa has been entered, the defendant 38 MoaxonHt., OpjottU Raikburn Hchuc. We call attention to the advertlsehaving setUod/hccase by marrying the ment of tbe Collegiate Institute, Mon­ Probate Order charge. L_ —. . . . • complainant. The people vs Frank roe Midi., which under the new man­ Rodney, charged with setting fire with agement has become one of the most J. LENTZ ASONS. i. For etreufor* MS desirable places in the country for a intent to burn buildings fa still on trial. |4M1) young lady to be educated. We would JT IS A FACT The Callender fa small and many of the advise an examination into it* merits coses continued. Will give full ucct before making other arfang^meuta. -50 next time. BEST SHIRTS KXTRA COST RIP DOWN THE BACK, GOOD HEARSE TEACHERSL“^ :M()11BflE cfllLE61iTE 1MgI1TOTR NO PATENT NO PAY. EATON COUNT! ITEMS. Eaton Rapids is to have a new* M. E. church. Bellevue claims to liave had a fiost last week. Miss May Ford, a graduate of Battle Creek fa teaching a select school in Bellevue. Jno. Frank, a night policeman at Charlotte, went to sleep on a dry goods box and hfa pockets were picked o!'$85. ; Catharine Langham, of Danby, was found dead in l>ed a few days ago. She was 60 yeare old and resided with her son. Robert Brown (colored) of Charlotte was arrested last week for iwating his wife, convicted and sentenced to SM? days at Ionia. Theodore Meeker of Eaton Rapids, was thrown from a loaded wngun last week, breaking hfa coHor bone. The auine team ran away again tbe next day and smashed a baggy. A prominent deacon in the Baptist church at Eaton Rapid-, has traded hfa interest in future glory, for trauAitory «>arthly plta*nre, with a 13- ycargiri. The pleasure has vanished. Officer Pollock returned to Charlotte fast Saturday morning, from Ohio with Mahon Robenson. who confesses to rhe theft of Terrill’s horse, and Baird's buggy and baruess, a few nights ago. Largest and Best Selected Stock Go to the Old Reliable Market for Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats of all kinds. Henry Rok. Proprietor. Tea! Tea! FURNITURE 8770 Tea! Big Bargains in Tea, nnd a Beautifol Conch Shell given with every Pound. C. W. Smith IN BARRY COUNTY flalab. CF*WU1 IMO' the highest market price in casft for unsalted butter Fann­ ers bring in your butter and save the ■alt. _____ E.JLeme. laSi'.ro, IHUMTflRS LV' For Jewelrj-and Watches go to F. T. Boise. Be wise: simply call on your d for “Dr. Sellers’ Cough Syrup," yon have a cold or cough. 25c a Watebea! Waietoes! Watrbra! Ho cveryliody that wants a Watch! Go to Flemings tbe Jeweler, be keeps nil the difl'i-ient kinds, but makes the “Rockford" a speciality, and fa bound to sell at Bottom price*. Go ace for Jourself. He has also as fine a line of ewclry aud Silver Hate as can be found id Barry Co. Jamks Fleming. lamp Chairs, «c< NERVOUS DEBILITY Common ’Furniture I wm M ‘"T *“ tte teMfog Mwn’Jj v>.■■-.i-.l by Mix Crocker, whero I ■* pro­ pared io wk-.' Our Undertaking Departmn’t BOOTS andSHOEH, A. BURCMAN Prices that Can't I Undersold In many cases of Kidney Complaint where all ntlier remedies have failed. Hill’s Buchn has made*permau ent enres Israel Jones, of Franklin station. Ohio, has a son whom the doctors had given up with Diabetes. He applied a Dav’s Kiiiney Pap, when be commen­ on a valuable improvement in bath*. ced to improve aud fa now able tn get Hw father and brother and H. A. out and attend to his work. IXJUIB BAGGER gKff AND SHOE SHOP. STS CAXX. AJTI> OKT PRICES. Kellow, Demaray * Co. JOB T>L<IIKrriINC* AT THIS OFFICE. AGENTS LAWYER rates. �WEEKLY IEWS BEVItW The nmrikMssMroi Lrtto*. «8.«M72; porial-carxb, J7M4MM4 nwW» tosBhmlag •100,000. Tbe araitabls ***** POLITICAL The Republicans of Michigan have taan. you don't mliorttwont “My dwtnet was who beard -Spotted Tail, chestcr, and on the streets allotted to Cloud or others of tire &oux chiefa me there resided the rich, the poor, and the middling classes. I was usually here recently. Spotted Tail, with Red Cloud aud others, paid s visit to the Indian school aitaldishcd at Carlisle, Pa., on the way here, and some ’ of the more reticent ones would called there on their return to then furnish the desired information." Mr. Western homes. Spotted Tail, next to Dool. y narratt*d several of his experi­ Red Cloud, is the finest-looking Indian ences, among them' instances in which he wm mistaken for a peddler, a book­ red with the things he aaw nt Car­ agent, a tax-gsiherer, and, not infre­ but Won , and so expressed liimself. After quently, a creditor's clerk, l»ent upon ng to the Superintendent of the immediate settlement As, for example : (renominated); The large roiling-mill of Kimberly, 12:15 Dr. .. .Ex-Gov. I....Netea> intendeat of Puhi* , wMmar- Attorney General, X J. Van rtri of 11 ■ large, C. B. Peck and 8. I The Texas Democratic Convention rrectecat have nominatod Msvor Bigelow, of New Havcu, for Governor, and William H. Bulkley for Lieutenant Governor. The Georgia Democratic Convention wondanMDt Msnng ttre down *tair* with a sites of melon in hi* hand. He receivod au ovation ‘ fnkn crowd* in tbo atreeta, rtep* and window*, end exhibited much ............. ‘ -acaptioB. t an otinoo of. light email riice of watar- lenco of the two-third* rale. Got. Colquitt rohim, bs was tmsbto to secure tbe requisite two-thirds. It was finally decided to leave tho matter to tbe people, a majontyof tbe delegate*.mtxanmwynn^Gov. aolquitt. Tire potatoes. toast, milk, wine, watermelon fruit Dr. Work (one of hl* attendant*) * the fart that Tanner has such a great apt condition of inaction, even by forty daya* rtinciico from food, aud that L* could 1 Three attache* ot the Bellevue Hos­ pital, New York, were drowned by the capsizing Hnntef* Point, N. Yn destroyed a larro tAy of lumber, many canal-boaU, and i 000.. ..The Federal Grand Jury at New York, which has for soffle time been inveatigattng the Beswanhaka disaster, has returned indictment* bkxxl Th* blood corartKies preaented a vary ottriou* appearance. In*ta*d of beuag rounded with the concaviti** plainly marked, they preaented j*«nd or ahnvrt*“l outline* aud feregulanly of form KoDcrally. Their color WM also lighter, The British Cabinet hna decided to and they ahowed a teudeocr to ooUcrt together send a large body of troops te Ireland, in an­ without fanning the well-known “row of ticipation of serious disturbances theta....A coma." Tbe white corpuadas ware greatly in­ bloodies* duel has taken place in France be­ creased in number. tween tbo editor of the (Jaukrit and tire mem­ An affidavit detailing all the facta of the ber of the Chamber of Deputies for Cherbourg. fortv day*' fart ha* been prepared. It is »nbWithout counting recent additions, a-ntx-d *■ hr acTentv phyAidaiu and plbMWilO were ou watch during the fart. Tbe foOowing the total number of British and Indian troop* autirtfo* are of interertt Total amount of war is 60.000....... Kir water drank. MX pound* avoirdupoi* ; highest pulae, 116; iowert pulse, 96, highert tempers- nominated David Woodman for Governor. Dispatcheh from Candahar, India, tain and engineer »nd tho owner* of the steamer. ..Tao population of Massarhirytt* say that the British troops were provisioned for is 1,788,811 thirty day*, and that their defensive work* Oxx section of an excursion train re- of & hands, as moararod by tire dynatuoimtar, varied horn 158 to 186 pound* with tho nght baud, and from 158 to IM with tbo left hand. Dr. Tanner (pent Sunday, the 8th, al tho rt»i- i*tic plot, fallowed by many arrtwta, ia reported from BL Petersburg.... A Bums dispatch announce* tho formation of a took greedily about every hour or two. Eight­ new association Cor the collection of contribu­ een hours alter the close of hia fast, the doctor tion* for the relief of the noce**itie* of the Pojw. Tbe daily tribute asked of all Oathniio* bv the association i* atated to be 1 centime per aiem. rapid and ea»y recovery from tbe effecU of hi* 8t. Aubbxy Angelo, a correspondent ... .An Italian who was sentenced to four years' long fast aa they were at tba marvelous aohisvemsut itself. ________________ of tbo Liverpool (Eng.) Courier, waa run over the a thirty-day*' fast........ 5ot to be Fooled Witt. _____ Aden, Arabia, reports that crashed. He waa found dead the --------------Jeddah, from Singapore, foundered "G'wuffumheah, chile,—g'wuffmheah, ________ ling, with a bullet-hole in bi* head off Guardauio with 953 pilgrims for Jeddah. I tole yer." was a caution given a boy and a revolver lying by hl* ride. It ia supposed vemhng Chinese torpedo-bomlis on Madi­ Tax report of the foundering of the son street, yesterday, by an aged negro Thb population of California is 863,­ British rteamer Jeddah, in tbe Bed aea, with shuffling up from the Illinois Central 000, a gain of 903,000 aincc 1870. The popula­ 1,000 pilgrims on board, i* unfounded... .Seven depot; “doan’ yer drop any mo’ dem iimeracks roun’ dis ole hoof of mine, or tion of Nebraska i* 452.44X person* wort killed and twenty injured -by a It turns out that the old man and railroad accident on tbe Midland railway, in derail be a fund outen yo' house befo' sunup ter-morrower, shush! Ise a talk­ England, between I>«d* and Leuwaater.... woman arrc*ted in Nebraaka on *u*pioon of Diapstcbe* from variona points in Ireland indi­ in—yo’d better hoe an udder roe—g’wufcate that a reboUioua movement of fumheah?*' are first-class fraud*. They were taken, hat some magnitude I* in progrraa... .Greece "Hi!" said the boy, dex^sively, impro­ ia actively preparing for war wfih Turkey. vising tho symptoms of a tumor in his left cheek, and winking with offensive rapid­ Labette county, no • one could identify Honor Among Thieve*. tho man as old Bonder, cr tbe ity—“whose scare crow 're you, yer old woman aa his wife, and when the A dramatist sitting by & friend at a kuockemstiff—J»qy?" And with this he train from Cherryvale reached that point the theater contrived to extract a handker­ question wm •ctUod, ami the two would-be chief from his jxx?ket and transfer it to gioaded up again and dropped file thing ns near tho venerable feet m caution and Bender* .pronounced fraud*. They refused to rive any reason fcr assuming that they knew his own. Presently a man behind him, the length of tho string would allow. so much about the noted butcher* and their tapping him on the shoulder, whispered: “Who yer gain’ to vote for?" he then in­ "Beg pardon; here’s your purse. Didn't quired, jerking the bocnb beck. know von Ixilonged to the profession; all right!" at the same time slipping into iixjkcx ut*yi, xmDcy, ran scurpersunmon seven other* injured more or leas seriously. the amateur’s liand die purse ho had ex­ Col. Grierson reports several en­ tracted from his pocket The story may from de Yallabam—I'se a bull-dozer from the swa^np—an* I’ll frow whole golm of gagemenu with Victoria'* Apaches in tbe vicinsunlight ftoo yer in de cackle ob n spring pullet, if yer doan quit dat foalin' roun7 ain on the Pittsburgh. Cincinnati and regular practitioners act on the principle my oo'nfidd." And with a movement as railway became detached near Crown that dog should not eat dog. That they rapid aa it was unexpected, the boy found over go an inch lieyond that, wo do not liimself in chancery between the patri­ believe even though we have it on the arch's knebs. are injured, three fatally. authority of tlie Gaulois tliat Charles “Whoof!" he continued, laying down Most of the Indians in Oregon and Dickens once lost his watch at a theater his grip-ssck and spitting on his hands in Paris, and found it at his hotel with a as a /irelimiaary to active measures. note running: "fciir—I hope you will “Wliat’ll yer gimme now ef I let yer excuse me; out I thought I was dealing with a Frenchman, and not a countryiDithJb exbbecEngly delicate* stnrit, the Mo., were drowned al that place num. Finding out m v mistake, I hasten boy’s judgment came exceedingly into to repair it by sending herewith tho play, and his prormses were brief, but watch I stole from you. I beg you to golden. At a grand ball at the residence of a receive the homage <4 my respects, and the withy planter, near Dallas, Tex., a young to believe me, my dear countryman, your humble and obedient servant A wonted serenity, "nex’ time yer wont u-r PicCTOcxrr." fool roun' and get yo’self inter a muss, smg lady in the leg and glancing Triflers with feminine affections do not drappin’ dufliggera on cullud texw, “■s’ shank uf an unswqjecting youth always get off cheaply. A young clergy­ bar tn min* ter keep well outen de reach man* wise enongh to choree well, but 4 dis niggah’s habeee cappue—dat'a all foolish enough to allow himself to be -yer heah m v ho’n?" ruled by his friemh, after proposing to n And then the “sour persimmon from young lady, declined to fulfill the engage­ -he Yollabam" moved on.—Chicago Trimemh'i at the ment; and being sued for breach of promise, was caat into damages—£5,000. This brouyht him to his senses. Seeking Mormons in School. tho plaintiff, he owned that ho had be­ Probably alxrat one-third of the cliilhaved infamously, but vowed that he had loved her all'the while and loved her dren are of Protestant porontn and the still, and prayed her to forgive and for­ othenr nearly equally aivided between Cash was killed instantiy... .A Georgia woman get “ My friends," said he, "can make Mormons aud CatholiQR. The poor lit­ no objection now; they can not say you tle Mormons have the iniquity of their are without a penny since you have fathers visited upon them in the taunts £5,000 of your very own." His pleading sfiwm. Tbe mother and three of tbe childre u proved irresistible, and the lady and reply, “ Well, my mother was the first died. The other* will recover... .Gen. William money were soon hia own again.,— wife, anyhow." O. Butler ba* just died al hi* home *t Carroll­ Sometimes they come to me almost ton, Ky., at tbe advanced sgo ot 93 year*. He Chamber't Journal. ' broken-hearted, crying, “ Miss Lawson, wasanaffiesrcfUMannyin tbe war of 1812, it isn’t my fault that I'm a.Morman.” I sad participated ia the battle of Now Orleans. Before the Halt wns talking with one of my oldest schol­ ars alx»ut her home in Southern Utah, waa a candidate for Vice President iu 1M8 on be very attentive to Mademoiselle X , and asked her how many brothers and the Democratic ticket with Gen. Lewi* Caw. whom st the lut Imll you geared y no­ sisters she had ; she answered, “ TwentyAr Newburg, W. Va., Mrs. Halbrit- ticed. Ton are to Im a lawyer, and you know very well that you must make a train came along and rich marriage in order to pay for your studies.'’ ■ । • i i «» • • • " O ! mamma, anything but Mademoi­ wants to live for is to keep her daugh­ selle X. She is thinner than a strt«k of ter out of polygamy. She has two Bxlative to the charges of fraud in moonlight I When one dances with hor l<*c]y little girls. The children talk one feels nothing but bones." deal about xnar"She-is a millionaire ; I tell you j alxxit 10 years told do evidence. those bones are worth something !” * ?d more than any to tho rear end of another aoction, killing two person* and injuring twenty-five... .Burglar* tew ojren a*af* *5 Oarkvilte. Bergen county. N. J_ and took therefrom nilrtred securitie* wiD order tbe children could repeat the Lord’s err 77-”.;----------The " Old, old story w new to millions, have died of En- menta. y, Hyria, Persia aud tlie Imre caused tens <4 to be killed. It fact, mcmlw-red they never ]»«*rd the name in ■any other way it did not seem so price* strange. Last Sulflmth the class thought Gethsemane was a city, and looked like same hideous monster. Tbe above is true.—Cutter (IU.) Cor. St. Louie liepublican. USEFUL INFORMATION. to take spots of paint from mahogany furniture, and to cleanse white kid Mix a half-pint of vinegar and a half­ pint of milk. When they have formed a curd take the whites of five eggs and boil the whole together.; sift into them sufficient quicklime to make the whole into a paste. It is a good cement to hold broken glass and crockery. A BEKrarkAK chopped up fine and baked with flour and v-ast in the- form of a “meat-breed” loaf is the latest dietetic sensation. It is asserted that meat thus treated entirely disapfiearx during the process of purification, the nutritive principles becoming incorpor­ ated with the bread. The K«t and most harmless ludr-dye is mode of litharge and lime in equal parts. Mix with water to moke a thin Rings bell cf a house on Cottage called his bovs and had a talk with them street Woman thrusts her head out at privately. He learned from the boys tliat the rod was used when the boys “Wlraibitr “ What is what, madam ?” “What do yon want?" “ If you’ll come down to the door, HI and he told him what he had tell you.” heard. He asked if it wm true. Upon “ I sha'n't subscribe for any magazine; being told tliat it was he answered, you’d better go away.” “ Neither my boys or girls shall ever be ** Madam, I am not a book-agent" whipped by any one with my consent “ What are you, then ?” I will not leave them at a school, or any “ I said before I'd tell you at the other place where the whip is used. A door! My business is important, and whipped boy is apt to grow up a whipped my time brief I” man. Unless he has some spirit or life She came down, and, when she heard in him it is better tliat he know nothing. the object of his visit, .remarked, apolo­ A wnipped man Iim neither spirit or______________ .____ , - ---- - _ __ _ __ __ getically, “ I thought you were one ct life." He then turned to the Indian j delible. When dry, rub the hair or those everlasting look fellers that we children and said to them in the natural j beard to get out all the powder, and can’t get rid of alter we once let them tongue: " Don’t let any one whip you, wash thoroughly. It will last for a long show us their trash.” teacher or any one else. You have no time. To make brown use mure lime. A school-teacher, who didn’t wont muter. Never allow any one to strike To remove stains : Dissolve one ounce to tell her age, replied, ‘'Yes, I was you a blow." An effort was made to of pure pearlash in a pint oi spring here on the 1st day of June, but I didn't satisfy Mr. Spotted Tail that the whip­ water, and to the solution add a lemon live here.” ping administered at Carlisle was the cut in small slices; mix the ingredients “ Where did you live?" same os at other schools and was only a " I have left all tho particulars down slight affair. The idea at "sparing the- well, keep the mixture in a warm state* at the school-house ; you can get them roa and spoiling the child " wm sug­ for’two days, then strain it and bottle tho clear liquid for use. A little of thia there." gested to him, but he said he did not be­ “ I sha'n’t go to the school-house, ( lieve in whipping in.any way ; that any poured on stains will remove them ; aa soon aa they disappear the cloth ahould madam, except for the janitor's name." man who struck his child had better “But suppose',I don't give you any keep out of his wav, and that he would be washed iu clear wafer. information?” ' White furs or ermine may Im* cleaned soon draw his children from any place "Then, madam, I must compel you to where they were liable to be whipped, it as follows : Lay the furs on a table and talk!” mattered not how slight This with­ rub them well with bran made moist "How can you compel me to talk drawal of his children is the result ~ with warm water ; rub until quite dry against my will V and afterward with dry bran. 1^»e wet " I ahau have to place you under ar bran ahould be put on with flannel and A Core for Hydrophobia. rest until my questions ore answered !’ the dry with a piece of book muslin. A lady handed a reporter the other Tho light furs, in addition to the above, “ But I have friends in this house who day a slip of paper, asking him if he will protect me!" ahould be well rubbed with magnesia or " Madam, I am an officer of the United would not publish it for the benefit of a piece of l»ook muslin after the brnn States Government, and these questions the public^ It wm found to be a simple process. Dry flour may be used instead but effective cure for tliat dog-day terror, of wet bran. They should be rubbed must be answered !” She finally told her name in full, but hydrophobia. Tlie cure which experi­ against the way at tho fur. refused to give her age. “Well, then," ence has proven to be infallible is noth­ To wash towels with colored borders remarked the enumerator, "I shall have ing more than the root of a common weed known m elecampane, steeped in let them soak in a pailful of cold water to set you down aa 60.” " But I'm not 50. I am not a day over milk. Elecampane grows in great pro­ containing one tea»q>oonfnl of tmgax of fusion along many country roads in this lead ; let them remain ton minutes be­ 39.” Down went thirty-nine on the list, and Rensselaer counties. It has power­ fore washing; to make the colors look which was, undoubtedly, in the vicinity ful medicinal qualities, and milk is well clear, and bright, use pulverized borax known to be a specific for many poisons. in wash water, very little soap nnd no of the spinster's age. The manner of administering- the anti­ soda. To wash red table linen, use tepid, dote will be' learned by a perusal of the water, with a little powdered borax, The Leaning Tower of Pisa. The leaning tower of Pisa wm coffi following history of this simple and which serves to set the color ; wash the linen separately and quick!v, using verymenccd in 1152, and was not finished wonderful cure : In Chester county, Pa., lived a Ger­ little aoap ; rinse in tepid water, con­ till the fourteenth century. The cathe­ dral to wliicli this belongs was er<*cted man named Joseph Emery, who used to taining a little boiled starch ; hang to dry in the shade, and iron when almost to celebrate * triumph of Pisana in the be sent for far nod wide, when any one harbor of Palermo in 1063, when allied had been bitten by a rabid animal. He with tbo Normans to drive tho Saracens went to his patient, carrying something Remarkable Case. out of Sicilv. It is a circular building, understood to be » root which he him­ Probably the mast extensive case of 100 feet in diameter and' 179 feet in ex­ self dug in the woods. He milked a pint treme height, and has fine mosaic pave­ of milk fresh from tlie cow, put tlie root ments, elaborate! v-carved columns and into it boiled it, gave it to the patient going on with gratifying success during numerous bas-reliefs. The building is fasting; made him fast after taking it; tlie past year si Daniolsonville, CL The of white marble. The tower is divided gave a second and third dose on alter­ patient, Jesse Morgan, 11 yearn old, fell into eight stories, each having an out­ nate days, and never failed in effecting into n vat of caustic jiotash on the last side gallery of seven feet projection, and a cure. In some way his secret trans­ day of the year 1878. Both legs were tho topmost story overhangs the base pired, and the root was known to be ele­ mmeraed nearly to the hips, and the skin waa au completely destroyed that a alxiut sixteen feet; though, as the center campane. The story, current in the country, was new growth was impossible. After some of gravity is still ten feet within the base, tho building is perfectly safe. It that an old German made the discovery months of hopeless and excruciating has been supposed that this inclination in tho days of Penn, and applied to the pain, the older physicians of the place wus iintention*!; but the opinion that Pennsylvania Legislature for a grant of giving up the case m hopeless, n young tbe foundation has sunk is no doubt cor­ $300 for making liis secret public. His man, Dr. George J. Rom, undertook to rect It is most likely that the defect­ offer wm treated with contempt and ho save the boy's life by skin-grafting. ive foundation became perceptible be­ resolved that his secret should die with Over 2,000 grafts were used, the boy's fore tho tower had reached one-half him, but a drunken son know it wrote mother, the family coachman, and many its height, as at that elevation the une­ out tho recipe, making a number of neighbors and friends contributing The process- was begun in qual length of the columns exhibits an copies, and tried to sell them at $1 thereto. endeavor to restore the perpendicular, apiece. He only succeeded in selling April, 1879, and, though tho wmk is not and at about the same place the walls two, one of these to the man who made yet complete, tbe ■ legs are nearly re­ sijph effective use of it do well did ho stored to their natural functions. ' The are strengthened with iron bars. establish the local reputation*of his spe­ cific that in his neighborhood folks were very short distance without a crutch. How Long a Base-Ball Pitcher Lasts. not afraid of mad dogs. This mon never Tin* grafts are said to grow faster in the Successful pitchers have very short failed to cure or prevent hydrophobia. spring months lives in their positions, tho most difficult In one case tlie spasms had begun ~ at first to hit becoming easy game to fore the first dose wm given, nud the Be bland in your maimers and blind in the heavy luttera in about four years. patient recovered.—Albany Argue. your prejudice. Especially is this the case when he is put to pitch evety giCnc for a few sea­ Arsenic In Colorings. THE MARKETS. sons. Batters l>ecome familiar to liis It is now well understood thin arsenic bolls and his different motions in deliver­ NEW YORK. is qxtenaively used in the dyeing of ing them. Spalding retired in his glory, clot!., and m the pigment of wali-pai>cra, after a abort period of six years. Mat­ and that it has given rise to many in ­ thews lasted seven yean, but faced no. heavy hitters lately for anv length of stances of severe poisoning. In the for­ time. Bond is now in liis fifth success­ mer case the poison is mainly absorbed Oat»—MJ*m! ful season, but gets it hard occasionally by the akin. In tho latter, microscopic this year, as d<x« White, only in ids particles float in the air of the room and third year. Nichols went out very sud­ are inhaled. One effect of thus receiving CHICAGO. denly, but did fine work for a few sea­ it into the system is to destroy tlie redSIS sons after 1875. Cummings- was great blood corjraivles and thus diminish the 4 30 Hom in the day* of the lively ball. This nutrition of tlie nerve centers. The following is a striking but typical chapter in pitchers' history teaches that esse, and has additional interest from the best juteher will fail m about three Wmtir—No. 1 tprtaa years if played without relief. Two the glimpse it gives us of the consider­ good pitehera will last a long time if ate character of the present Queen of England : changed every game.—Cincinnati En­ A gentleman employed by the latter ■ 4 « T» quirer. ______________ _______ » ta » to do a piece of work was furnished a ia ta nx room in the palace. Though it was well un isie oo Elopement Fashions. TMta The fashions for girls who elope just warmed and every way comfortable^ he MILWAUKEE. found himself quite chilly after Retiring, now ore very plain. Some white drapery, a convenient window, a long butler, a and at length his teeth begun to chat­ ter. Attempting to rise to get a large dark night R coach, a minister and the Spanish cloak to throw over him, he house «>f a friend, and the elopement is over. If the irate father, armed with a was unable-to move, and he liegan to be ST. MHHM. affected with a severe and peculiar paint double-barreled coal shovel and a town constable, does not pursue, the aflair ia, He tinidly fell asleep from sheer ex­ although picturesque, not exactly a suc­ haustion. In the morning he Doticed for the first cessful elopement If tlie father of the bride relents within two days the foolish time that the walls of the room were umcunuTL couple are not happy. If it leaks out covered with a brilliant green paper. that the mother ex tbe bride is in the The truth at once flashed on liis mind. On getting out of bed ha staggered like a secret, much of the pleasure of the trip ta is spoiled. If both the father and motlier drunken mon, and it was with difficulty of the bride are in tbe secret of her g<nng he could dress. The fresh air soon re­ TULFJh). away, aud have actually left the ladder stored him. The Queen, on learning the state of Dear tho window, and that fact is found out, the elojiement is a failure. In tlie tbe case, hodapiece of the paper analyzed. brniorf.olden time the eloping bride packed all It proved to be highly arsenical. At her portable goods on hererlf aud went once she hod the pai»er stripped from a: away heavily laden. Now, as site is alxrat to return in a day or two in her Companion. fiuly friend's dress, she goes away quite Dr. Tastier Ontdone by a Hog. orniajiAJrciua Seven months ago a straw shed be­ Thebe are said to be now 170,000 longing to John Patterson fell down on Germans in London. An immense immi­ some hogs, turkeys and chickens, which, course, all would suppooe gration has occurred since the war. The of ruthless conscription aud tyrannical would be killed or die ot star­ Government of the Fatherland sends vation or want of air. A abort time since Mr. Patterson was removing some thousands of her sons abroad.. SIS S5 2 "kS'* "x 38 2 £8.w ??w 88 5 �— <4 food. ver th* •nd that advanced town a few nights ago. At one place he declined the offer of a lively damsel to dance with him Ta* skies grow brighter for Ireland. The crops are said to lie in> very satisactory condition, and a large yield is promised. Tho money in the hands of tbe various relief com mit- bringing the soil into a ant time the wfrrtm pf tbe Southern s by tar the Iiest method of pole are eight days longer than with us; sowing; it secures uniformity in depth, the ioe continent has consequently and saves seed by putting: all the grains in a proper place for growth. Five or six pocks of grain is sufficient seed per to be found in the southern hemisphere, and the ioe covers a space ujxm and acre when the drill is used. Of late some fanners are testing tho value of cultivat­ around tlie South polo more than twice ing wheat, and their results ore almost the area of all Europe. The extreme of uniformly in favor of the practice. In cold at too Antarctic pole waa reached sowing, the alternate spouts .of the grain about 600 years ago, since which time drill are closed, and the seed sown in rows about sixteen inches apart. It is the climate has been becoming milder, not difficult to construct- a cultivator that while that north of tho equator has been will work betw<*<>n these rows by means of which tho soil may be kept loose and growing colder. pressing demands. Cincinnati Commercial shows that the The population of New Hnmpsliire is 347,311, a gain of -20,011 in ton yoaza. been chapged after every census since Tlie chief cities arc : Manchester, 82,­ 1790, as follows: 458 ; Concord, 13,841; Nashua, 13,458; Keene, 6,786. These six cities aggre­ gate 77,968 inhabitants, and the gain in them has been 17,367. ■ I ' -■ 4t . Miss Dora Young, a daughter of the late Brigham Young by his eighth wife, has left Utah, hating tlie doctrines of polygKsy, and, with considerable money, will make tier home in one of thp States. She says the law against polygamy is a nulhty, l»ecause the elders can arrange that no ceremony can be proved within two years, after which nothing can be done with offenders. Mormon women are working against the admission of Utah as a'*State until after polygamy is abolished. ...... >>W| - • . ■ A change in the basis will again become necessary, for it is estimated that, if the Congressional apportionment ia not en­ larged, the number of member* to.be elected in 1883 will ba nearly 400, which would make an unwieldy body, and one which could not find accommodation in the present Chamber. Tho number of member* is now 293, which makes a largo assembly. It is estimated that if tho basis were enlarged to about 170,000 the number of Representatives would be nearly tho same.' Continuing the pres­ ent basis there would bo about 380 mem- The late Sultan of Morocco was one day rowing on the lake with the ladies of his harem. The boat upset, and two men, at tho peril of their lives, saved the whole jiarty. "To have aeeq his Majesty in such an undignified position, and more­ over with his ladies,” writes. Capt Col­ ville, •* wsf a crime punishable only by death. The unfortunat men were ac­ cordingly walled up in a small room and left to starve or die of suffocation. Their skeletons were found while some repairs were being mode in the palace on tlie present Sultan’s accession. A rBvrr-picKEB is the latest invention. It is simply a ring or collar of vheet metal four or five inches high and the snide in diameter, with the upper por­ tion formed into half a dozen pointe like a crown, each point being covered with on indinrubber disk or shield to prevent the fruit from injury by contact A socket in the side receives a light pole of any required length, nnd from the bot­ tom of tlie ring or crown extends a light hoae of cotton drilling, or other light material, to convey the fruit down to the hand of the operator, or into a basket, wagon, or wherever desired. Standing The following table shows the popula- on the ground the operator reaches for on of the principal cities of Ohio ; the fruit, the pointe of the crown passing on each side of the stem, nnd a light up­ ward shove easily detaches the fruit, and MS,SOO 81,374 it drops down through the crown nnd 30,473 30,000 hoae. The operator can hold the pole in 1MB2 30^00 1O0M ’* ““ one hand and the hose in the other, or tlie hose can be hooked to a small, mov­ able bracket placed on the pole for that W purpose, thus allowing of handling the pole with both hands, or an assistant can 4.3H 6,rtW £S manage the hose. 8S K 4.4M o/.XJ X«7» S.M4 MM <,300 The Lycoming Fire Insurance Compony, of Pennsylvania, which started os a mutual insurance company in 1840, but which, by an addition to ita charter in 1861, began to do business on the cash plan, is hopelessly bankrupt The losses sustained through the Chicago fire crippled the company, nnd since then it has been doing a losing business. Since 1875 it has lost at the rate of $45,­ 000 per annum, but by tlie peculiar tactics of ita officer* it managed to keep afloat. Its condition has l>een st length brought to light by an investigating committee. The management has been such as to warrant a criminal prosecu­ tion of the officers. friends and tlie fact that she will lose u large portion of her income by the op­ eration, Baroness Borde tt-Coutfe permead Bartlett Bartlett, who is an American, having been naturalized a short time since, is at present acting as secretary to the Baroness. He is 29 years of age and she is 66. In. the will of the Duchees of St Albans, who be­ queathed her vast property to the Bar­ oness, it is stipulated that if the latter shall marry an alien or a naturalized subject her interest in certain properties shall ceaae. It is estimated that her matrimonial venture will thus cost the Baroness £100,000 per annum. Ad Ohio Woman. Mrs. Prudence Glover, who live* with her daughter near Cincinnati, lieing one hundred ycara old recently, luid a birth­ day jMirty, to which many friend.’ were invited. She showed few signs of having passed so for beyond the allotted age of man. She is perfectly erect, moves without support of cone or friendly arm, and would anywhere be taken for a woman of seventy-five. Her eyes are Sht and her voice ns clear as a girl’s, her laugh as merry. Her faculties are entirely unimpaired, with the excep­ tion of a slight deafness. She received her guests with cheerful greetings, wel­ coming old friends and making new ones at ease. The Rev. Mr. Hobbs made an address at supper, in tho course of which ho computed that Grandmother Glover's heart had kept time at least three and a half billion times to the march of life. “ She has reached five score," he added, “with strength still firm, and vision clear enough to became a bride. And if any eligible centenarian of good looks and mafily courage doubts it, let him pop the question. She might blnsh a little, I know, and appear somewhat cor, tmt, sir, press your suit, and there 'may bo yet a sensation for the newspapers—a wedding in high life.*’ Sked.—Much depends upon tho variety of wheat sown. Of the several kinds now “in tbo field," tho Clawson takes very high rank, and is tho one found to l»e generally preferred in the wheat re­ gions we have recently visited. -except when there is danger from Hessian fly, when the late sowing! is preferred, but owing to tha poor grujr th madoin»utumn only an average crop may be expected from Mowing late, 4q escape the fly—it is a choice between '* two evils, the lesser of . which is sowing i the seed late. RYEisnpiwtM Wuablc a crop ns wheat, but it his the a dvantago over wheat of doing well on a poorer r_________ soil.___________ It should be borne in -mind that a soil that is rich by a dressing of 250 to 300 pounds, of fertilizer, be made to produce a much more profitable, crop of wheat If tlie rye is grown for the straw, in special cases, tho rye crop may lie more valuable than wheat; but ns a grain crop tho wheat takes the front rank. • -T Fall Fodder.—White turnips may be sown this month. With tlie use of manure or artificial fertilizers, an oat stubble may be made to produce a *rop 600 to 800 bushels p«*r acre. These roots make excellent food for all kinds of stock, and will keep in good condition until January. Sheep.—Tho coupling season -begins soon, and a good ram only should lx> used If possible, secure a pure blood— a jkxh ram is poor economy. Clover Seed.—Gover cut early for hay will l>o ready to cut again for seed this month. The sod may lie turnedfor wheat, and will- furnish a large amount erf .valuable, quick-acting plant­ food. For fall pasture, rye, or millet maybe sown early this month, on rich and thoroughly prepared soil. If not wanted this fall, tlie rye will make a good crop for tlie spring soiling of the farm animals. . Winter oata have succeeded in some parts of the South, but are not a safe crop for the North. Tlie seed is sown next month, but tlie preparation for it is naw made, and the more thorough the better. Swamp Lands.—This .month and tlie next are the best for cleaning up the wet, low lands. The thick growth qf grass and weeds is first to ba cut and burned, when the soil will lie ready to break np with a plow. So soon as the soil hnslieen made Jflu« by thorough harrowing, it ahmjdtlio’sowu.to grass seed Frequent­ ly it will be necessary to run one or more drains before the soil is prepared for the seeding. During dry weather drains can l>e dug nt much less expense than when tho soil is fall of water. In making a drain, - it must be remeriliered tliat ita value largely depends upon tlie thoroughness with which the work is done. A drain to be a paying invest­ ment must lie s jiermnncnt investment It is better to make a single drain that will last tlian s larger number,- with the same money, that are im perfect, and will be constant sourdtoof trouble. Muffle.—This valuable material for th* barnyard, trfnble and compost heap; can be dug with the greatest ease nnd profit at this season. It mnv be drawn nut into a heap near by, with a team and * dump scraper, where it can get dried out, and of terward be drawn to tho place where it is to bo used. Composts.—T^ere are many waste matters about the farm, and they should be gathered into a heap and there rotted into a valuable fertilizer. Weeds of all kinds tliat do not contain ripe seeds, and refuse of Crops, should go into the com­ post heap. Fall Faux)wing.—It is wise to plow as much as possible _ for spring sowing. It is a half-way fallowing, ana in so far an advantage to the aoil; it is of more benefit to heavy land than light, and the earlier it ia done the better. Fall pldwing greatly facilitates tho farm operations Lime In the Tea-Kettle. Every good housewife knows that an iron kettle used for heating water that holds lime in solution win in a short time become coated with that substance. Mangel* axd Baris.*—The root crops This losing a poor conductor of heat, it red frequent cultivation through August, will of course take a longer time to heat id sa Jong os the foliage will allow it. the water than when Atas kettle is new. Copper or tin vessels do not became coated with lime. Tlie reason is that Manglei do not require this we in iron has mi affinity for lime, winch the “hilling up." ■ oQier metals have not But this affinity Potatoes should be harvested *0 soon as they are ripe, otherwise the tubers may sprout,, especially if the weather is tannic acid nnd iron, which is soluble in wet; they are more -apt to be- affected A few days ago, while excavating for water and will not precipitate lime. with tlie rot if not removed from the soil *« soon a* they, ore mature.* Bumthf the foundations of a now store at the corner of Broadway and Grand streets, into it, fill with water, sod keep it boil­ vines. Cow* will need some fresh fodder when ing for three or four hours, filimg it up old Whig party was dug up. At that spot, in the year' 1838, stood the old natoof iron and will lx* proof against lime. Care mart taken that the ket­ known as the Henry Clvy Headquarters. tle does not Ixiil dry and become heated to rednera. A heat’ a little lielow that point will destroy the coating. If the Whigs areoted a liberty-pole in honor of lime can be fully removed from on old the sucmm William H. Seward. At eaoary to repeat the boding two ar three time*.—____________ triumph in 1838. As mast u 3S.900 emigrant* left HamburR during the first six mouths of 1880. The number. for tha correspondvaa 12,000. up the flow <4 milk through the areatqm An abuudanoe of ooot. ireeh water augut to be within tho reach of the cows, and also sliade from the hoc sun of the sumT 5 4 9GI [j'i ' LxHWe i&atiia be sepaMM »ran tlie dams and giTt® • R°°d pasture by thema'lves. If early lamlw are desired for Cotswoids are much Southdown*. ' ■>>« the New without grated fruit put a pound of lump sugar. Boil slowly (skimming occasionsUy) un­ til tlie fruit is quite clear, put in glass jam and cover each with a piper dipped in brandy, then cover closely and katqp in.a oool place. Boston Bbowjt Bread.—For a long ricting himself of a deliberate attempt to swindle the Government, he'was com­ pelled to leave with tlie fair stranger tlie wife. Excused. ground that “ such a lot ” are not worth praying for. Of the discoverers and conquerors of the New World, Columbus died broken- drowned, Bid boa was beheaded, Cortex was dishonored, and Pizarro was mur­ dered. auce Society, expresses an opinion that there is decidedly less intemperance now among all classes' than there was fifty years ago. Tax St. Louis policeman who dubbed a man for replying, when asked what ho was doing out'late at night, “It's none vnnr ImainnM ” 'mu nair) n nf mouths. . Some wood-choppers at Canton, BL, sent a boy t? the top of a tall tree, which they had cut almost through, to sway it in the direction in which they wished it to fall. The plan was successful,, ex­ cept that six bones of tho Loy were broken. ■ The population of Charleston, S. C., consists of 24,005 whites and 25,994 blacks. Of the males more than 21 years of age 5,629 are white and 5,9-13 colored. The colored population of tho city has decreased 213 in ten years, William Pablsh was told by the Poormaster of South Toledo, Ohio, that he must take himself out of the town be­ fore nightfall, or ho would bo sent to the workhouse. .“HI do it," said Parish, and he swallowed a fatal dose of laudanum. • A dairy house at Christiana, Norway, has established an agency at St. Paul for tlie shipment of Minnesota butter, cheese and other food products to Nor­ way. This is the result of a shipment to that country from Minnesota last spring, and it is thought may result in the establishment of a largo trade. An Ottawa young man did not elope •vith the married woman with whom no hod fallen in love, but went boldly to her husband and naked how much money would compenaate him fcr the loea of his w-ife. The husband thought that $10 was about the right sum, and the lover paid it, taking the woman Im the pleasant little Rhenish town of Biberich there lives a horse of preter­ natural sagacity, whose method of deal­ ing with an inebriate master has achieved a well-merited celebrity. Whenever the latter appears incapable of finding hia way from the wine-shop to his dwelling the horse watchfully follows him hard at heel, and, applying its forehead to hia thrusts him forward in the right direc­ tion, nor ceases ita timely ministrations until it has succeeded in propelling him to his own door. Evading a Fare, The stealing of a pin is apparently a slight offense. Yet it may reveal char­ acter as clearly as tlie theft of $100. Some year* ago there lived in New York a shrewd old merchant named Aymar. tion. On one occasion a cargo was to be sold at Jersey City, and all hands start­ ed from the auctioneer’s store to cross one of the largest buyers slip through without paying tho 5 cents fare. He told the auctioneer not to take a bid from that man. “ Whv," said the auctioneer, with an expression of surprise, “I thought he was good.” “So did I,” answered Mr. Aymar; “but I have changed my mind, and I will not trust him $1." A few months ijroved tho accuracy of the judgment of Mr. Aymar, tor the slippery merchant failed, and did not pay 5 centa on the dollar. It does not by any means follow that business dis­ aster will come as a retribution to a dishonest trader; but this is certain, that a man who will steal even so trifling a sum uh would pay his fare in the horse­ 4. Address envelope plainly before car or the feriy-boat will cheat you out letter is placed in envelope, giving town of a larger sum if he finds a safe oppor­ or city, State, county and number of tunity. .______________________ street, if known. Amenities of Texan Life. 5. Especially if any valuable is in­ closed, indicate where letter ahould be returned, if not delivered. non, of the Robinsonrille neighborhood, 6. Seal and stamp envelope. wan ou her way home from church on 7. When a parcel is to be mailed, c th- horseback last Friday evening, when er than letter, a/tk at postoffice the she felt something stick her in the face. amount of postage required. m a new panel me peui jury, recent­ ly, seven men asked to be excused from service. Among them Aras Newton A Senator’s Mother s Lonely NHL Adamsj gambler. “Whyt” asked the The newspapers announce the death at Judge. u I am. a gambler." “ You are a common gambler, are you?” added Bethnl, Me , of the mother of Gen. and the Judge. “Yes, sir" said Adams. Senator Grover, of Oregon. A Lawrence “Well, you are excused." Then, turn­ ing to tho Sheriff, “ Take this man in custody. ** The look <rf 1 blank astonish­ of of 88 years insisted upon living in a ment which settled on un the features o' Adams' face amused the court loungers. bondsman. cod-lrver it. The down upon the smooth, glassy stones with a, glare and a recoil tliat ware ex­ Thzm was Pagndni the flddleist, and tremely irritating to the eyes. I took hero's Cam panini the tenor. Eathor sin­ with me a canteen of water, besides my gular how many ninnies get into tho usual kit, traveled thirty miles till sun­ musical nw>im set, arriving at a lagoon which I had al­ The principal cotton <rf the South rank as follows in which, was di*. flour, one and a half cujxi rye, scant twd, cups New Orleans molasses, three tea­ spoonfuls baking powder, suit; mix with and I slept until midnight, when I was awakened by -a chill. At daylight J started on my journey. . I felt sure of finding water in twenty miles. After hours. Tea Punch.—Make n quart of strong sunrise I begun to feel the pangs of tea, using six teaspoonfuls of the beat thirst. My horse hung his head nearly Toward evening I suf­ green tea to a quart of boiling water. to the ground. Lot it draw for ten minutes. As soon as fered much. My tongue and lips began to stick together, although I had in my the water boils, add tlie rinds, juice and pulp'of three large lemons, taking out all mouth two pebbles, and these are said the seeds. As soon as the tea is drawn; strain,it, and sweeten. with two pounds of loaf sugar. When perfectly cold, odd a quart of Jamaica rum and three sliced A mirage appeared lemons. Just before using make thick in one spot about noon and continued all with finely broken ioe. the afternoon, inciting me to the bone that there was a lake of water in the dis­ pick berries; mash them with a-wooden tance, though I knewib lake existed in spoon in a preserving-kettle. Let them that direction. I was obliged to rest come to a full boil. Strain through a several times liecsuso of exhaustion. fine sieve or jelly-bag. To every pint of My skin began to shrivel up. I came to juice a<ld half a pint of water, one a lagoon formerly a mile long and wide. pound of loaf augur, one ounce of whole There were a few yards of shallow water, cloves, and the same of mace and cin­ which could not bo got at for the mud namon, a grated nutmeg, one ounce of I drove my horse to a well two miles pounded green ginger. Boil again for away. I found rope, bucket and all half an hour, strain through a jelly-hag gone. I passed a dreadful night I and when cold add to each pint of cordial could not sleep. Suddenly it occurred one gill of brandy. To be kept in a cool, to me to kill my horse and make a well­ dry place. rope of his hide. Then I found I had no • Chicken and Cohn (Mabtland knife. The next morning I managed to Fashion).—You want frosh corn; cut off swallow a few mouthfuls of meat and the grains from the cob and put it in a sugar. I kept on my journey till mid­ driving my horst* before me, when | pot with only enough water to cover it; stew thoroughly; cut the chicken up and I had to rest. I was then suffering from add to the corn; season with pepper and vertigo. My horse lay down and did salt, and when the chicken is tender add not care to eat what was offered him. a teacupful of cream, thicken with a Six hours afterward I tried to cot, but very little flour or cracker d’Mt and but­ could not swallow anything. I intended ter. At tlie very last, chop parsley fine to oj>en a vein of my horse and drink his and mix thoroughly. A variation from blood, but 1 had no instrument In the this is to stew with the corn an equal oool of the evening I started on again. weight of pickled hard crabs. Even Delirium seemed to be setting in. better, soft-shell crabs cooked with There was a constant ringing in my ears, chicken and corn used to bo one of tho my tongue was greatly swollen and I had choice dishes of Maryland. an irreprescible desire to close my eyes. New England Baked Beans.—Some I traveled till midnight and there seemed people think it necessary to soak Ivans always to be a dog at one aide of me and over night before cooking, but that is not a bird like an owl flying overhead. I at all necessary. Bad the beans in plen­ cannot n?w say whether they were ty of water until nearly done, then drain real or .imaginary. I went to rest but off the water and put them in ah earthen could not sleep^ I seemed to dream pot, with cover, and bake slowly for two with half-dosed eyes ot banquets. At lioura or more, in water enough to keep daylight I saw hills a few miles off where them well moistened. Most people in I knew there was water, but I felt no in­ New England add from one to two table­ clination to go there. From this time spoonfuls of mohmses, according to their to the time I drank the first draught of taste. This gives them a rich, brownish beautiful spring water ia the hills I have shade, and a better taste. ' Put in pork no recollection whatever, nor did I know or not, and in quantity to suit We have what became of my horse until I discov­ always left out the pork, and our Sunday ered his skeleton some time afterward. morning dish of baked beans is usually I do not know how long it took me to satisfactory to all at the table. Good get over those three or four miles. My New England brown bread is always ac­ senses come to me when I drank water. My Ixxly was like a skeleton, though I ceptable with the beans. waa in full flesh four days previous. I could swallow with difficulty. After the Lost His Shawl. first draught or two I drank moderately A gentleman returning from Europe and took a little sugar. I never vom­ bought a very handsome and expensive ited. I drank about hall a gill every shawl for his wife. It abet between few minutes for about twenty-six hours, $2,000 and $3,000, and he was naturally when my thirst first gave sigiH of being desirous of avoiding the disagreeable satisfied. I think dmt I drank alxrat u necessity of paying several hundred dol­ quart an hour during this period. It lars more in tho shape of customs duty. would have been very interesting to know On board the vessel was an exceedingly what was my weight when I first arrived attractive lady, to whom, when they at the springs, and what it was forty were in sight of land, he confided his di­ hours afterword. lemma. I was at least seventy hours without “ Why, my dear sir," she said naively, water — perhaps ninety hours,, as I do “ that is no dilemma at all. I will wear not know how long I wa» delirious. the shawl ashore, and then no questions As soon as my thirst was natisfied I be­ will be asked." come hungry and ate what I had left The gentleman paid a glowing tribute Then, filling my canteen, I started to the wonderful fertility of the feminine across the hills, and reached a human mind nnd accepted the offer. Tho shawl habitation late in the day. graced the. lady’s shoulders, and was certainly very becoming. The trunks Errors of Letter-Writers. were examined and passed wj th that mys­ The Dead Letter Office at Washing­ terious chalk mark, without which no ton exists mainly .because men and baggage can receive the benediction of women are ignorant and careless. About Uncle Sam, and then the gentleman sa­ ninety chirks are employed to c rroct luted the lady, spoke of the pleasure he the errors and supply the omissions of had enioyed in her company, hoped they letter-writers. Thousands of letters are would have the pleasure of crossing the thrown, daily, into the office—some with­ ocean together again, and then naked for out stamps, and others with no address. A correspondent of the Boston TYanecript • “ I beg your pardon,” she said, “ but suggest* that once a month, fiftem min­ what shawl do you refer to ?” utes should be given to instructing the He naturally answered : 8,000,000 scholars in the public school1 “Why, tho one yon have on, to be in the A B 0 of correspendcnoc. Upon sure." ■ tbe blackboard a few simple rules should 3’Apd why should I give you my be written, such aa : shawl ?” she inquired. 1, Date your letter, i. e., write place In a word tho dialogue waxed so warm and State, day of month and year. that she threatened to call a policeman 2. Nome and address to whom letter for iir.raf now in b vc«r, anu wiwi bls profit It fraqtmnUy sri advan- It wks m the middle of amincr and the days were dreadfully het There was When the alive last Saturday, when she entered bar house. That she waa not men Sun- undressing for bed, after her arrival at home, she was horrified to find a rattlesnake in tlie sleeve of her drees. The reptile dropped out on the floor and vw> felt much inoonvenienoe from the idight �—~ —— TfrrJfrwf. SATURDAY. b.*t IS 18 - AUGUST 14.1890. PKKHIl’M LIST Articles enumerated in this cbu» must be the work of oui county me­ SEC. 4. CHILDRENS DEPARTMENT chanics. , UNDER FIFTEEN YEARS. CLASS 8. < Wagons, Carriages, Sleighs and Cub-5 rN.’Bailer, Mrs. Dr. H. C. Turner. Best splint work test fret sawing second do ■­ (CONCLCDKP] teat collection pressed flowers 08 00 Beat, t wo home wagon S 160 l>est specimen drawing DIVISION D—SHEEP, SWINE AND seconddo 800 teat specimen Kindergarten work best two horse carriage • POULTRY. test doll dreased by girl 00 second do. teat handwriting CLASS 1. 3 00 test one horse buggy 100 teat knitting second do Spanish Merino, Thorough-bred. j. 900 test paper doll* . Judge*—Henry' Bttrt<fct.'X II. Earl, test single sleigh 900 teat variety cardboard work beat two horse .sleigh Chas. McQueen. test air castle Beat buck 810 00 test bob sleigh second du . 50 second do 6 00 test wheel barrow test cardboard brackets :» Beat Ewe 1000 beet dressing bureau second do . 15 beat second do 000 ­ lot ot picture framei test hair receiver IX) 50 test clock shelf Best lamb 6 00 second do 10 100 second do 4 00 test center table text card receiver 30 100 beat dinning table 10 CLASS 3. 100 •econd do test bedstead 30 50 best letter holder Sheep—Fine wool and grades. beat flower stand . . 10 100 second do best six common chairs Judges—A. G. Kent, James Town- Ixyit seven parlor chairs test burnt match case 90 100 tend Jr., Geo. Purdy. 10 100 second do test rocking chair Best flue wool buck 100 liest hair pin case 300 teat ladies’ sewing chair second do second do> 10 l>est work stand 800 Best 2 or more fine wool evres test frames 90 2 00 test wash stand second do second do 10 800 teat mantle atelf Beat grade buck DIVISION H. GRAIN.VEGETABLES 100 best hanging bracket second do / AND FRUIT. All articles enumerated in this class 300 Best 2 or more grade ewes ' CLASS 1. 1 00 must be the work of our county me­ second do . 100 chanics. Best 9 or more grade lambs 1 q^'dwnrd Bump, Anson Kelsecond do DIVISION F—TABLE REFRESH­ CLASS 8. Beat bushel white wheat 89 00 MENTS. do 100 Long Wool. Judges—Chas. E. Barlow, Mrs. W. S. second best bushel red wheat 900 a Judges—Andrew Kennedy, Geo. Goodyear, Mrs. Jed Hendershott. second do 100 K eagle. Dan. Nuton. Best salt rising breadtreat bushel white dent coni 160 Best Cntsxold buck 84 00 second do second do 75 900 teat hop rising bread second do test bushel buckwheat 100 300 second do beat bushel .winter rye second do 900 test coni breai second do 50 Best 3 or more lambs 900 second do . test bushel spring rye 1 00 second do 1 00 best brown bread second do 60 Best Leicester buck 4 00 second do best cabbage 75 second do 300 teat graham bread second do 50 Beat Leicester ewe 300 second do test pop corn W second do • 300 test collection cake made by one teat bushel yellow dent 160 Best Leicester lamb 3 00 exhibitor 1 00 recodd do 75 second do 1 00 second do 50 best bushel flint corn 160 Best Southdown back 400 test loaf of cake 75 second do 73 300 second do second do .50 best bushel white oats 160 Best Southdown ewe 3 00 best 3 lbs. butter made in June 100 second do . 75 second do 3 00 second do 73 best bushel black oats 1 60 Beat Southdown lamb test 3 lbs. butter made in Sept, 1 00 second do 75 second do 1 00 second do 75 best bushel barlev 100 Ik st grade ewe 1 50 test cheese 10 lbs. or over 100 second do 50 se^hnd do second do 50 best bushel white beans 1 60 CLASS 4. test honey in comb ‘second do 75 second do 50 best half dozen long blood beets ttO Swine. beat gallon maple synip 75 beat peck top onions 1 00 Judges—Jesse Jbrdan,Porter Burton, second do 50 best peck black seed onions 100 Hiram Feigles. best collection canned fruit by ex ­ best two pumpkins 20 Best Berkshire boar 84 00 hibitor 300 best three watermelons .50 second do 200 second do 2 00 largest squash of any kind 75 Best Berkshire sow 800 best single can of fruit 50 test two nubbard squashes second do . 300 second do 35 best half dozen turnip beets 50 Best Chester White l»oor 400 50 ““ “ sugar do second do 300 DIVISION G—SEC. 1. DOMESTIC " “ “ ruta bagas 50 Best Suffolk boar 400 MANUFACTURES. 50 “ “ " parsnips second do 200 “ ** “ carrots 50 Judges—Eli Nichols, Mrs. B. W. Best Chester White sow and pigs 3 00 50 ................... .. tomatoes second do 300 King, Mrs. Moses Fuller. 100 8150 test peck peach blow potatoes Best grade tear 8 00 Beat domestic flannels 100 second do 100 " “ early rose potatoes 1 00 “ •' shaker russets test pair woolen blakets 1 50 Beat grade sow and pigs “ peerless 100 second-do . « 100 second do best rag carpet 100! ** 100 •* climax potatoes Best 3 or nwre slioats not less than 100 " “ brownell beauty 75 6 nor more Ilian 13 months old 5 00 seconddo 100 “ victor potatoes 100 second do 3 00 teat hearth rug 50 “ " snow flake potato3a 1 00 Bestpair'pigs not over G months old 5 00 second do ---- >0Q best patch rug “ ** sweetpotatoes 100 60 73 25 best two marrow squashes • Best Suffolk sow and pigs 300 second do 50 second do 30Q best braided rug CLASS 3. second do Best Essex boar ' 4 00 FRUITS. 1 00 second do 300 test fancy rug Judges—Eten Pennock,A. C. Towne, 50 Best Essex sow 800 second, do 50 Rqten Marshall. second do 200 best pair woolen stockings second do 2.5 Best collection of fruit of all kinds^ Best Poland China bom 4 00 82 00 by one exhibitor 50 300 test pair woolen socks second de 25 3 00 second do Best Poland China sou 50 second do 2 00 best pair woolen mittens test six or mon- Nortliem spy Best Poland China pigs 300 second do do Red baldwin second do 2 00 test pair woolen gloves do Steel's winter red 60 second do CLASS 5. 50 I do W agner 50 beat pound of yarn .50 00 1 best collection Cayuga red streak Poultry. test crochet spread 50 do Swanr app li­ Judges—Henry Havens,Geo.M. Dew­ second do 50 do Rhode Island greening ey. John Beaamer. 100 lieat fancy spread .50 50 I do Winter pipin Beet trio. Light Brahmas, Dark second do do Golden russet 50 Brahmas, Patridgv Cochins, Buff test patch work quilt 100 do King of tompkins 50 Cochins, White Cochins, Black Coch­ second do 50 50 do Hawkins apple 50 ins, Black Hamburgs, Silver Ham- test child's dress 50 do Detroit red buigs, White Bantams, White and second do 35 FALL APPLES. Brown Leghorns, Black Spanish, Ply- | best made shirt 73 Rncks. Dorici Dorkins, Dominiques, mouth Rncks, ns, Don Diniques, :' second do 50 Best collection rambow 11 00 Games, White Polands. Black Polands, I test specimen of hand sewing do fall pippin Houdaus, Golden llamuurgs. | second do 50 do sweet bough test specimen of machine sewing First premium /m each of the 75 do maiden’s blmh 8100 second do above 50 And also tbe above premiums will be second do JO sec. 3. FANCY WORK. paid on the best of all other distinct Best pair Aj lesbury ducks, 50 j Judges—Mrs. J. P. Roberta, Mrs. varieties of fruit not mentioned in the second do above. 1 00 i B. Hoyt, Mrs. M. V. Whitlock. Best pair Rouen ducks 50 1 Best fancy tidy 8100 second do MISCE Ll.AJiEOLS. 1 00 | second do 30 Best six or more pears Best pair Pekin ducks 50 j beat eotton crochet tidy 100 second do . do peaches 1 00 second do 80 Best pair geese 100 do plums second do 50 test worsted tidy teat 3 quinces 50 best collection Delaware grapes Best pair Bronze turkeys 100 second do best slippers holders 50 second do 75 do Agawam . “ 50 Bast pair common turkeys 100. te-st pa|x*r do Concord grapes 50 second do 73 lost scrap bag do Clinton grapes 100 DIVISION E-MBCHANICAL DE- tiest embroidered ottoman cover do Ionia grapes second do 50 * PART M ENT. do Merrimac grapes best foot rest 100 do Martha grapes CLASS 1. second do 80 DIVISION I.—FLORICULTURE. test chair cover Fanning implements. second do 50 Judges—John Brum er, Mrs. J. W. Judgro-N. * * -N. V. T. Whitlock, H.G. Car- test silk embroidory 100 Bancroft, Mrs. Clement Smith. ter, John Lichtr. second do Best collection house plants 9 00 Beit 100 horse shoe nails best crewel eineroidery 100 second do 100 second do SO test collection begonies beet churn best fancy table cover too second do beat cheeec-proee second do 50 test collection cat flowers beat bee-hive test cotton or linen embroidery 100 second do .50 .50 second do 50 best collection verbenas 50 best six brooms 50 test worsted carriage Afghan 900 second do 25 beat corn plow SO test pillow shams 1 nn ouiow suams 100 beat collection asters 50 bent cultivator J“ Mcnnd do 60 second do 1 ™ j best knit or crochet scarf 1 00 best collection drnmmond phlox 50 for 3 hones 1 an I ^ond do second do 95 vtorcon. “ 100 60 second do ..t ^)hOTi tapw. * * ixTSr1""1 best collection floral deaigo o nr, i M'Cimtl CIO second do ”M ■ P’U best display of hardware FOOT RACE. 4 w । second do CLASS3. 1 00 I Judges—I. W. Vroamsu, Gilbert test sofa pillow . second do Manufactured articles. TO Striker, Perry B. Dnrkee. - test work on card board 75 Distance—forty rods, no 1st premium 85 00 noou.L.A. trough. . •__ i_______ i rtemi. ,naj-ri . 100 9d >00 Best. single harness M M 3d 300 teat double harness ,W aecoirf.Io teat riding bridle BALL THROWING MATCH. best pair nd f boo Is Judges — Enoch Andrus, Wm. Scud ­ Inst pair kip IkmUs der. W, 0. Green. fluwent beet pair coarac Ik«>1i made । 50 100 SO The attention of the Barry County Agr!citM»ral Society z. Diamond Steel TVo. 9S, Made by Bement & Sons, Lansing. The best plow ever made for all kinds of plowing. Plain points, 40 ots., Cutter points, 50 cts., for all Plows. Attorney A Counsellor, CUPS BUSSELL, IDTZ/Tr GOODS, Tlie O-emiiiie Reed Drag. gregate to about $1,000.60 8KC. A PAINTING. Jonx Q. Cstuar, pOWEBS * BABL07, - HAHDWARE, The best one made, warranted for one year. Ison. Malin, SIovm andTlnwara. w ■. BLACK, American and Foreign Marble, Improved Buckeye Cultivator*, for 1880, with force feed seed attachment, just the thing for hard ground. Monnm^mta, Tombstones, Mantles, 4c., HaatingB. Mich. DJL £L~W. WHI1 MORE FHY8ICIAN. Re.ider« and office at Leri Ellio-.u, Maple Ororo Gcn-re. ECLECTIC J. A BAUGHMAN. AND SURGEON, Woodland Cm. lit, Mich. Day and night <alli proap^^xPHYSICIAN J-JENRY ROE, Proprietor MEAT MARKET. Keep* eonatanUy on hand • big stock of FARMERS FRJEND AND BUCKEYE DRILL. Farmers, nothing pays bo well as a good drill. All of the above implements for sale by C. C. WOLCOTT. Fresh and Salt Meats, Smokei Hams ani Shonliors, FRESH FISH uid POX7I,TRT IN THEIR SEASON, A' n- WOLCOTT Lard, by the lb. or barrel, Ac., Ac., Ac. Removed next door to Reese & Detrick’s grocery, where you can find all kinds of The Highest Market Price paid for Hidee, Pelts. Ac. Fresh. Croods, Full Weights end Sa.tisfa.cti.on Guaranteed. Made of test Oak Leather, Ohio Tanned. We also keep Whips, Robes, Dusters, & FLY NETS. CURRY COMBS, SWEAT PADS, BEST MADE COLLARS WITH HARNESS, HEYRY ROE. VIUa<c Resolution. cil by resolution that Die atr*>ghlnin<,altertnf and extending Main Btreat, in the village of Naahvllto, from a point in front of tbe rtoidence of Phillip Holler'*, thence north to tbe **etlon line between ------ AND ALL KINDS OF----- in an oaaterly direct___r-___ Jon to Interact Street, i. ,__aaid _ _Main _ _____ . !ALL AND GET PRICES.-------- ATTENTION, ALL. ASHVILLE LIVERY. Common Council o| tbo village of NaafavUie^ 11!.e itrolghtnlng, ailer'ng and extending Main alle J. OSMAN, Prop. READY CASH CLOSE BUYING SINGLE 08 DOUBLE TUBN-OUTS *■ lam preparnJ [to furalah . front of Phillip Holler'*, at the ptoce the acction line between aection* thirty aix and twenty-five, aerno* land owned by Phillip Holler. Catherine P.al*lon and Thottuu lllalade 1).and extend LOW RATES. Eatev, Bay State. BraMreDoPL. and . COMMERCIAL TRAVELOR8 Vebber. Chlekeriiig. Hale, Christie, Hanes. Bron.. Whitney and „ MAPS A BFECIALTY Opposite the "WoV-olt 11 u»e, NaabvQle, Mich. J. OSMAN. LOW --------FIGURES. ENTERPRISE -___ ORGANS fuat eompanaatlon to be mad* therefor. [44-t:' FRANKJteDERBY. E. CHIPMAN. Order of Publication. GROCERY PIANOS ORGANS REPAIRED IN GOOD SHAPE New Freeh Goods and Low SMALL COST Prices. SHEET MUSIC JBoise Ac Francia At » per cent ducoaat from publishers price*. P.capecUully, Having bought for thereof aaid bill will i. And It to tartbar a f daya from the date b*>*of. Deled, Haatln®* July 8. A. D„ IfflO. Teas, Coffees, Sugars, JgOOT AMD SHOE SHOP. I wtoh to aaaocaoe to citiusi <4 Naahvill* and vklnlly th*X I am -.rvparvd to Hialtr the Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, FINEST SEWED BOOT Cheese id Everything COARSEST PE6GEDB00T. ’"Wuc*bd‘wa“6n,^!Unl I Wish to inform all that by prompt at­ ' tention. arcomruodMUtr wars, rood Manner PoaalMe I Sign, the Big Boot. FRANK BAKER , aad ia case of hta appearance, he eanae hia : to the compUtnantSi bill of complaint in GASH a large, neat C. H. BERRY, Give 3Xe a, Call! ladies’ gaiter* or sb w jaxn a. swum, BOIM A FRANCIS* Xotire ofKalrnf Kent Ealatr. RTATE OF MICHIGAN: (tonaty ot Calhoun, 11"->jy.aiiut*r ot tk“ t”,u? ®r '’r“,on MitcUii. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-08-21.pdf.pdf c1eb57ed8f501852cfc246b43c06d5a4 PDF Text Text ! Devoted to the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun. VOLUME Vtl.NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1880. —On or about the 27th of Juno last, Jno. Franck got a perscription put up at F. C. Boise’s drug store, to use as a liniment, to apply to one of his horses, which was'lame. Shortly after John had gone from the store, Mr. Boise dis­ covered that he had made a mistake in the perscription, putting in Crodoh.oil, instead of Creosote. He immediately saw Dr. Keslar, who informed him that the mistake would result in no particular harm to the horse, but Mr. Boise took pains to notify Mr. Franck of the mistake, and telling him that he might have any thing he needed from the store, free of charge. Mr. Boise afterward took the horse and kept it through harvest and upqn returning it, John commenced suit against Boise to recover damages. It was tried on Mon­ day last, before Esq. Parady, who ren­ dered verdict of no cause of action. LOCAL OIBBLE-GABBLE. f TERMS; $i .50 per Year I Credit Subscriptions $1.75. • we pass one, some logs are crowded EDITORIAL RAMBLINGS. ont'of the boom, and while endeavor­ Mackinac Hovse, Mackinac Isle. ) ing to pull them in again, one man August 16,1880. ) slips off the log and for an instant dis­ Frank Parker has again returned to —Bert Burgman and Frank PeW ater. tho parental roof. Dear News Readers : appears beneath the cold watersof Che­ were playing with a bell jack, belong­, Five car-loads of lumber have arriv­ 0 n the morning of th^ 12th, in com­ boygan river, but in a moment he is ing to DoWater’s cider mill, on Tues­. ed for the new bridge. , pany with Mr. and Mr*. Martin, we again upon the boom and working as day, and Bert got his thumb terribly Esq. Powers has been sick for a few stepped aboard of the ferry boat, Laity though nothing had happened. jambed. days with throat disease. . ■ of Watlungton, for a trip over the "In­ And so we ride on until the lively, —The mass meeting on Sunday ev­’ Jno. Roberta is tenderly caring for a land Route,” to this place." Reaching enterprising little city of Cheboygan ening wm well attended and everything huge carbuncle on his wrist. the Petoskey dock the ferry-boat came appears in view. We run into a lock, passed off nicely, a good time was re­ Do£’t forget the dance next Thurs­ along of a lake boat, occupying her which is made on account of the dam ported by all present. Owing to reas­ dock to discharge hdr passengers, but across the river, and are lowered day Evening, at the opera house. ons, best known to themselves, tho two Henry Heath has commenced heav they had scarcely stepped upon her, to the level of the river beyond, an principal speakers for the evening, ing sahd, over in .the new. ditch, on before she began to move away from operation that causes some of the pas­ were conspicuous by their absence; the Duikye St. the dock, and then began a lively sengers to think of tbe elegant dinner time, however, was well supplied by <P. B. Cranston and wife, of Irving, jumping for the wharf, and being one they recently enjoyed at the Mullet J. M. Martin and Mr. Holler. are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Joseph of the last passengers wo "got left,” or House, with disgust, thence on a little - —A horrible and blood-chilling acciWood, in this village. rather carried off, but thegood natured further and we steam up to the dock . dent occurred a Bellevue, on Wednes­ Mrs. Dell. Ball started on Wednes­ captain, upon being apprised of the of Cheboygan, and we inwardly express day night. As the western bound train day, for Tiffin, Ohio, for a few weeks fact that he had a passenger aboard ourselves ns having enjoyed one of the was passing through that place, Gertie sojourn among relatives and friends. that ought to be left behind, stopped pleasantest trips of our life, nothing Hager, a 6-year-old daughter of Isaac —The regular club meeting, ou Mon­ /A. L. liaaey has a beautiful festoon, his boat and sent us ashore in a row­ having occured to mar our happiuness, Hager, of Bellevue, was run over and nearly ten feet in diamiter. artiscally boat, and we were allowed to pursue except a spark from the smoke-stack of day evening, passed of quietly, a large her body entirely severed iu twain. An the steamboat,which partially consum­ number being in attendance. After arranged on the ceiling of his barber our proper journey. inquest was held Thursday, the ver­ The Inland steamboat route proper­ ed our best hat. the regulat order of business was over, shop. dict of which we are unable to learn. Work has commenced on the Central ly begins at Crooked Lake, which is At Cheboygan we w'ere transferred Mr. Harder made some very appropri­ —Last Saturday night at the Reform ate remarks for the good of the order, House, converting it into a bakery, and connected with Petoskey by an all­ to the propeller Mary, for the voyage Club meeting, at the Hosmer school on the amendment question, after will be ready for operation in n few wood rail route, entitled the Bay View through the straits to Mackinac, house, Tliedorc Pennington, showed which Mrs Griffith read an original weeks. and Crooked Lake Railway. The Soon we were nut in the deep bine wa­ his disrespect of all present by making production which was well received as Jacob Osmun has purchased an ele­ cars are open ones, on the street rail- ters, and a little but cold rain storm considerable disturbance and trying to it showed great earnestness in the gant, new, two-seated carriage, which Iway plan and the propelling power is coming up,drove all to the. cabin. make himself as disagreeable ac possi­ temperance work. Mrs. and Miss Tru­ he has placed in his already fine livery "dummy” engine. Upon reaching the After a couple of hours ride, with ble, for which offense, he was arraigned man then sang a beautiful duett enti­ stock. PetoskeyJ depot we found, seated in Bois Blanc Island to the right, during -before Esq. Parody, on Monday, plead tled "The Wood Bird’s Song.” Short J. L. Stevens has erected a sign­ the cars, ready to hike in the “Inland” which we passed vessels of nearly guilty, paid fine and coats to the am­ remarks were made by Dr. Barber, Mrs. board over the walk opposite his shop, trip several acquaintance^ including every description, and just ns night ount of 11.19 and promised to do bet­ Truman, and Mr. Wheeler, after which with an index finger pointing the way our young citizen David Haugh, who, had set in, wv obtained our first view ter in the future. I the club adjourned for one week, at thereto. we were glad to learn, was also bound of Mackinac. The little village which The M. E. Social was entertained on for Mackinac. The school board, at their meeting ii which time it is hoped there will be a lay stretched out on the beach was Tho little railroad winds its way lighted up for the evening, whilst far last Monday evening, elected the fol­ large attendance, as a programme of Wednesday afternoon and evening by lowing teachers to serve in the differ­ unusual interest will be carried out, Mrs. John Smith. The receipts were through the woods in a truly pictur­ above it we could distinguish the out­ ent departments for the ensuing year: consisting uf vocal music, reading of about $4.60. esque jnanner.trees standing so close to ! lines of old Fort Mackinac. We stood Principal, L. D. Niles, of Wacousta; original productions, selections from A couple of Morgan letters are crowd­ the track that their branches closely i at the bow uf the boat drinking in the ed out this week. They relate to the intermingle overhead; forming a very scene in the spirit of the author of the Grammar department. Miss L. Angie . good authors and extemporaneous German picnic, the report of which is pretty scene and refreshing shade. Davis, of Battle Creek; Intermediate speeches. following parady, which was written At Crooked Lake our expedition upon the island some years ago. departmeat, Mary B. Campbell, of _T|W fact M,v(,ral bnwI„il:, given elsewhere. **Bc»utiou« Tils I” 1 alog of thee, E. L. Parrish has moved back into । was joined by Mrs. Dr. Spacer and her Hiulinga; Pnmary department. Ml- hs„ ,ately been committed iu thia viMackinae, my Macklaac, Union Allen, a ii»v> of Nashville. 'ri„. aI.ooL . . . ... . Mr. Staley’s house, and the new princi­ daughter Grace, of Battle Creek, rela­ Helen The .schools cinity and Kalnnio, lias led many to be­ Thy lake bound aborea I lo»o to aoe. pal, L. D. Niles, has rented tho house will commence Monday, Sept. 6. tives of, and with whom, Esq. Chip ­ lieve that there existed, somewhere Mackinac, ay Mackinac. vacated by Parrish. man and wife of our town, has been . From Arch Rock’a height and ahelvlng ateep —Do not forget to attend the Red not'far distant, u regnlaMy organized Wm. Barnet, who has been ill for camping out with, on Crooked Lake, | To wea ern cliffi and Lorer'a Leap, Ribbon picnic mass meeting, at Mor­ gang, which plied the country for miles I Whero mcmorlea of lost one alesp. several weeks, at the home of his moth­ during the post few w eeks. gan,’ next Wednesday. J. C. Bontecou, around, performing their work when­ Mackinac, E>y Mackinac er-in-law, Mrs. A. P. Nichols, is able to Lying at the dock at Crooked Lake, of Jackson, and other noted speakers ever they found an opportunity, lu be seen on the street again. "Thy northern »lioro trodBrlUth foe. under a full head of steam, was the will be present to address the audience. consequence of this belief, a full-tledgMackinac, my Mackinac ; IV The Grand Rapids Chemical Manu- staunch little side-wheeler ATotkera It in to be of the basket picnic orjler, cd detective, M. Alley, from the detec­ That day aaw gallant Holtuca laid law, factoring Co., have erected another Bell. We were scon aboard and after and every body with their wives and tive force, in Detroit, was sent out to Mackinac, my Macklnoc; building, in which to store charcoal and the usual bang-bang of boxes, barrels, Now Freedom'a flag above thw warm, children are expected to be there. Ex­ look after the matter and it finally cul­ other manufactured articles till ready etc., being tumbled aboard, the bell And guard* the rv*t ol fallen brave*. ercises to commence at ten a. in. Mr. minated od Saturday and Sunday to ship. Their requiem sung by Hnron'a wave* sounded, the calm waters of the lake W. G. Edwards and Jno. Morgan have by the arrest of John Wing, and Mackinac, my Macalnac.” The Masonic fraternity repaired to hissed and gurgled to the action of the Hoxie, of Bellevue, and arranged their grounds especially for Bick When all nt once there was a rumb­ the Wolcott House after their session I water wheels and we were fairly on Jno. Barker, of Kalamo, who were the occasion, by providing swings, cro­ ling sound heard beneath us followed on Wednesday nignt at abont ten our way. > safely cared for by Sheriff Smoke, at quet setts and boats enough for all. o’clock and partook of a bounteous The "Inland Route” is formed by a by ajostling, swaging motion of the —At the Republican caucus held m Charlotte. John Hoffacker, of Assyria, supper. l>oat and a volley of profanity from the succession of lakes and rivers which this village Tuesday Aug. 17th, the was arrested and lodged in jail at Hus C. C. Wolcott has just received a | were last year improved by the state, pilot, and we knew that we were tings. Other parties are strongly sus­ following delegates were elected to at aground. Tho signal was given to lafge stock of double and single ban-el and made passable fortlie line of small tend the convention ns follows: To pected of being in league with this shotguns, Husks and pouches and a full steamers tliat now daily ply its waters back the boat, and the full head of the representative, Chas. H. Brady, gang, yet no proof, sufticient to war­ stock of powder and shot, and will be steam was turned upon the engines,but and it is too lovely a trio to be missed ( C. C. Wolcott, Frank Timniermau, L. rant an arrest, has been obtained, end syld low. I by any wanderer in Northern Michl-* back she wouldn’t. Then the mate drop­ J. Wheeler, C. O. Scott, Win. N. De­ the authorities are waiting further de­ ped the lend and finding more water Lannis Brady has entered into part­ gan in summer time. vine, Geo. Norton, J. L. Gregory, S. R. velopments in the case. nership with Mack, the showman, anil Our little steamer glided through >head than behind, ordered all pass­ Smith, LU'Boltcn. To the county: —Maria Seeley, wife of Ansel Seeley, now the troop is known as the Mack &. Crooked Lake and entered Crooked engers and baggage forward, and Lewis Durkee, H. A. Barber, J. S. one of the pioneers of Barry Co. died Brady Combination, and are traveling river, which is all that its name implies again the engines was set in motion Harder, Jas. Fleming. Miner Mead, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. in the northern part of Die State. our steamer.while on several occasions but the boat did not move, and tho Edward Cook, I. N. Crittenden. Albert H. Brown, on Wednesday at 6 o’clock v Profs. M. E. Tinkle and W. H. Field going in different directions to pre whistle after a considerable lapse of Gallatin,G&>. Keagle,Philander Miller. p. m. Mrs. Seeley moved from Niaga­ will give an open air exibition of their scribe its windings and its two banks time, brought a small steamer and To the Senatorial, E. Parody. ra Co. N. Y.,- nearly 45 years ago, and । - . wonderful feats performed on a rope seem to vie with each other in forest scores of life boats to our relief. The —On Monday last, Jonny Spindler settled with her husband on their fiinn I to be stretched across the street from beauty. A ride of eight miles through sea had risen considerable and as we ‘ tops of two of the highest build­ was passing along near the engine in neai Barry ville, where they have resid- the Crooked river and we enter Burts Lake viewed a score or so. of little boats his fathers steam grist mill in Wood­ ed until! n short time agro Mrs. Seeley’s ings, on Saturday. pass through it and enter Indian riv­ dancing around upon the wild waves It is rather late for wheat stories but er, which though broader and straight­ the steamer (having caught our lines) land, and in trying to pass a door clow; health became so poor, she came to live with her daughter. For the last few T he N ews said a couple of weeks ago to the large drive wheel, fell, and was er has lost none of the wild pictur­ endeavoring to pull us off that reef, caught in the wheel, which was revol years she has suffered greatly, being n that J. J. Potter pitched 30 loads i., one esqueness of Crooked river. Our boat and the actions of a few frightened victim of epileptic fits, eighteen of day. Since then the following has makes a stop at. a wharf in the wood a passengers it was a never-to-l>e-foruing with frightful rapidity and kill­ ed instantly, breaking every bone in which she had with in six hours previous been sent in: Albert Foster, a lad 17 to unload some flour and groceries, gottcu scene to us. But tho Mary bis body, and the lifeless remains fall­ to her death. She has been a promin­ years old, and small of his age, pitched and Mr. Martin steps off to take a look could not be budged from the reef, ing to the floor, underneath the wheel. ent member of the Christian church of 25 loads for Wm. Jarrard in one day, at the country, whilst Mrs. M.,proceeds and after about two hours trying the Johnny was a bright little lad of six this place for many years, and tile cir­ and stopped two hours for rain; John, on to the Mullet Lake House to await job was declared a failure, and the passengers all safely transfered to the summers and was loved and petted by cle of friends who mourn her loss is try again. the arrival of the next boat up. little steamer, a job of no small matter, all who knew him and the family have very large. She has five children liv­ Another ride of a half an hour and ing, one daughter, Mrs. H. Brown of the heart felt sympathy of the entire REPUBLIOAN COUNTY CONVENTION. we are at the Mullet Lake House, a taking into consideration the way she tumbled around to the action of community. Funeral services were this place, and four sqns, Malon Seeley bi an new four story hotel, the largest of Barryville; Warren Seeley of Maple the angry, frothing waves. But final­ The county represenative convenheld on Tuesday afternoon. Grove; Reuben Seeley of Baltimore; Itimore; jiI tion met. pursuant to call at the court and most elegant furnished in north­ ly the job was done, and we reached —Charley Earl, who has for some Hiram Seeley of Newago; and. Dewey ji ern Michigan, and said to have cost the Island iu safety and selected asjour I House in the city of Hastings, at II time past been in the employ of Bailey Seeley, who lives in Minn. Funeral $50,000. Here we stop for dinner and stopping place tho Mackinac House, o’clock a. m. on Thursday and after &L Wood,working in their barn ess shop, services were held in the church at Barbid Mrs. Martin good bye, -Which wo which we have already learned.for the the preliminary business of the meet­ has, this week, been found out to have reville, Friday, at 10;80 o’clock a. m. are somewhat loth to do, as our past price charged, is by fkr the best hotel ing, Samuel J. Bidleman of Hastings been engaged in a regular system of Rev. A. D. Newton officiating. week’s association in her family has in Mackinac. It is conducted by Mr*. township was nominated for Represen­ embezzlement, which finally winds up v'^-Tbe German Working Men’s As­ fully developed in our mind the fact David Carson, a lady of much experi­ tative for this district, after which the with his stealing $15. of Sam. Wilson, that she is, iu every respect a lady, ence in the hotel business. The“goodConvention adjourned. sociation, of Hastings, held their an ­ both at homo and abroad, and one Bailey &. Wood’s moulder. He has luck” horse shoe hangs ovex the door At 19 o’clock m. The county con­ whom to know is to respect, if not to sold goods out of the shop, receiving nual picnic, on Monday, at Thornapple the rooms are clean and sweet, and Lake. As early as Thursday of last vention was called to order by the love. the money and representing that the week, 35 kegs of beer wcn6 shipped in the bill of fare is first class in every re­ chairman and the following ticket put goods were trusted out, has also taken and stored in the ice bonse at tho lake, The waters of Mullet Lake, on this spect. . in nomination, buckles from the shop, secretcly, and and, the committee leased the entire We have visited all tbe point* of in­ Forjudge of Probate, Clement Smith beautiful day, are as calm as glass and asked Mr. Wood for money with which ground for their exclusive use. Early Monday morning, germans began to •of Hastings; For Sheriff.Henry Hoagli- for twelve miles the motion of tho en­ terest on tbe Island but as this letter to buy buckles, and in a few moments arriye. and when the afternoon trains । taling of Hastings; For County Clerk, gines of the Belle are as steady as the is already too lengthy we will defer return to the shop with the. identical came in, they were crowded to the ut­ Enuce Andrus of Hastings; For Coun­ ticking of a clock and then we enter speaking of them at this time. buckles taken away only a few mom­ most, and the picnic was fast reaching upon the last stage of the Inland route Orno Strong. Beer flowed freely, but 1ty Treaaurer^lobn Keagle of Castleton; ents before, which he would display as i bigbtide. warn it was thought by those in charge :For Register of Deeds, Wm. P. Sidnam Cheboygan river. Here the scene sud­ though he had Just purchased them. [ of the kegs, that one or the party had <of Barry; For Prosecuting AtTy., L. denly changes from wild pioturesqueMOAB PEELIN’S FRUM GARLIK. On Thursday of last week, he rumag­ taken in enough fight, in liquid form, E. Knappen of Hastings; For Circuit ness to civilization. From tbe banks ed the pockets of Sam. Wilson and did he was refused at the bar, and it was ICourt Commissioner, James Clark of of the river on either side, stretch es Wai I declar, yu (mt my peese along for him to expostulate, for the 1Hastings, Chas. H. Brody of Nashville; not hang the clothes where he found useless tenders repeatedly shook their heads 1For County Surveyor. John Q. Creasy away fertile and prosperous looking side uv thet one Mr. Strong writ. He’s them, and Sam. -Htsod the money determinedly, and said “neia.” With <of Hastings; For Coroners, Luther. farms and settlements. The river is havin a bos time up thar’n ceep tu’n which he immediately charged Earl hardly an exception, the german were IBrown of Barry, Wm. Upjohn of Hast­ half full of logs ready for the mills be­ we’ve bin wundrin why he didn’t take with stealing. Eari confessed and paid a quiet orderly set, bat a few boys who iings. low, and occasionally we pass a tog his wife along, so she coula hev a good Wm. H. Power* was reelected chair­ back half of the $15, which he claimed went there for the purpose of getting their noses peeled, were accommodated iman of toe county committee, and H. towing a boom of logs or square tim­ time, but since we red bout bow skart was all he had left. He is a worthless, gratuitously. An excellent string bund .A. Barber was elected as member of ber, tie latter being shipped by boot sum wrniin’s gittin up thar, coz tha rod v discouised J spleu- the committee for the township of direct from Cheboygan to England. drinking fellow, and there being no from Grand Rapid*, thet peese wot H. M. writ, we’ve kunor those tllCMMi wim winhcrt to Partlfitnn. Thn who wished < Castleton. The ntnunt utmost mwwl good feeling chance of getting any more of the did music for daaoe^ and the gay throng were con- HrsUed i in both conventions and the Upon each boom are three or four men kluded, thet sbe red it afore Mr. Strong tiuuowdy tripping the fantastic toe, in I et ns nominated, gave universal with pike poles whose duties it is to went away*n she backed out, coz Mel­ made. the walta, the scbottische and polka. isatisfaction to all delegates. see that the logs keep in the boom. As indy sed thet Hanner sed, tbet Feby LIFE IN NASHVILLE,1 And Her Environs. And PrrMMl Chll-Cfcnt. NUMBER 48. tole her, thet she hum it down town, tbet Mrs. Strong wuz goin tii, when be went. Them kounsel fellers stuk up a • bord doun tbaron thet tree by the river bridge, tu tell ou sumebody thet is tha run that horses over thet ar bridge, faster’n tha cood wok, thet tha wood hev tu pay 5 dollars, ’n I’ve burn ’em a goin it like*split, after it was dark ’n tha tbot Mr. Holler coodn’t holler ’n tell uni be knode who tha wuz ’n wood tell them kounsel fellers, uv em. Bime by when we git thet ar new bridge, I’ll l>et thet tba dasen’l run fasetr ’n a wok, acrost it. Some one tole Melindy, tliet tha hern thet Charley Wolcott offered thet Swecde gal, wot Mrs. Strong bad hired fur SOcts. a week, and besides wuz goiq to lern her to tok United States, $2 a week, to work fur him whar she cood wash, and mop, and pump water, and du lota ov chores, tliet didn’t make iio differus whether it wuz don in dutch, latin, sweed ur united states. But then I gess Charley and Strong Is purty good fronds and Charley*!! tok tu him, ’n make it oil rite with him only it looks kindy nauty coz, the gal Swevd’n don’t kno euy better an tu work fur two dollar* a week if she cun get it. I hnrn thet them fellers wot went down tu the lake last Munday, to see how them dutchmens peeled noses, found thet tha peeled um rite from the eye. The boys wanted tu run o forchuu wheel an some dutchmans sed "nien” and thet made the boys mad an tha sed thet the dutchmens must stop sellin beer, the dutch sed "nien” agin, so the boys started a wheel an bime by o man so big ns a, dutchman, (but he wasn’t anobody but a sheriff) cum and told the boys to stop iiaddlin thar wheel round, but the boys didn't kno he wuz sheriff an they tole him "nibe,” but he says, "if you don’t scop that I’ll take you down to my house and board you n few days.” The boy* then thot he was the sheriff, and they took off their hats and boud tu him as how tha wuz.sorry tha told him "nibs”, coz tha tbot he wuz a dutchman, instead uv a sheriff. The boys wanted tu fite. sumbody an bime by tha commonst tokin loud, and callin names an shnkin thar fists till tha finely shook a fist agin a dutchman, an the .hull flock pitched in and the boys won 3d money, but the boys didn’t ty any red ribbon on tu em so any body d kno tha cum out 2d only by thar red eyes and red notes. LOCAL MATTERS. S” Have J. L. Stevens shoe your horse before the fair._________ Special Notice. All parties having notes or accounts with C. C. Wolcott that are now due, will very much oblige me by calling and selling tbe same immediately. _______Respectfully, C. C. W. OF I have now in stoek a largo line of that celebrated Blocher Boot, these boots are all mode by hand and every Bair warranted, they ore undoubtedly io best boot iu the market. Sold ex­ cl usively by [46-tf] D. C. Griffith. Three-Year-OId Colt for Sale. Enquire of E. Cook. New Store. EF’C.A.Nichols has opened tliat Boot and Shoe, Hat and Cap and Notion ttore, in the Yates’ block. New Goods and Low prices. Call and see me. EF*1 Bee-Keepers should use the Comb Foundation for sale by H. T. Davidson. C. W. DEMARAY. The finest stock of Clocks in Barrv r Eaton county. tV A good stock of straight Elgin Watches, will not handle a Watch but can be recommended by all, all full Niebel movement, Straight Line Es­ capement, Quick trains. ST A fine line oWewelrv and Silver Ware. Two doors south or Truman’s, ____ C. W. Demarat. fy You can get the Cetebtotod Stark and Voorman Pat. Sand-bands put on your Buggies at E. Cook’s-for only $3.00. They are worth fivu tunes what they cost to any wagon. IF” If you have anything difficult to mend ormake take it to J.L.8tevens. ty Wilson & Howe still sells Boots aud Shoes as low a* the lowest. ty Wilson & Howe sells Tobacco for 40 cents �__________“e I— ’ -Jg ------- ■'....J._a in a it could be -stricken to t Th- thoughts have been evolved. So strong are tlie enjoyments of. look­ itorirthistime ing upou famous objects, or of treading Eroded by the noise, and the captured j iu the House for four years, and from upon ground mode sacred by ew-nts, mon vm led *w»y in irons. ■ the time ba entered it until the expire-, that men croes broad oceans to visit " Who is tliis yiinng man that has tion of the second term he was greatly them. And through after life they are followed these villains and risked his 1 respected. He was an rxaeptionnlly- wiser mid happier for tlie knowledge upou a course of action. ’She rdaolved own life to save mine?" asked the able man, a thinker, a logician and a thus gained. It may be that some are gifted with that she would l>e turned out of doors wounded mnn. " My name ip George Adolphus Clar­ hud spent years in foreign travel, was a aptitudes in certain directions beyond lief<ire she would ounsent to go to the , opera with an antediluvian relic, who endon,’' WBB the prompt, reply. lawyer and hiul beeu in many responsi­ others; tliat some have faculties for “ G|^rgo Adolphus, said the nriltion- ble official jawitkrns. H< had l>een in learning, for arts, or for science, that waited for her in the parlor. She called her father Imck and told him her deter­ aire. "’•JJrou have-' done a litsve and tho Legislature of one of the Western gives them peculiar advantages in their I am mortally wounded States, had l»eeu Bccoiver of Public pursuits. mination. The result was that the proud • noble deed. Who si«*J • ealhd me yet ninn*. When I nm visited at my farm by young lieauty was promptly -ejected and must die iu a few hours, hut you Maneys and Surveyor General. While You shall be mv in Congoxw he lectured liefore church those who feel no sympathy with nat­ 'through the hall door; for she it was shall lie rewarded. ot£He" tafiahj*Jrtrajr, who had passed George Adolphus as he heir." and scientific societies here, and no man ure, and say they have no taste for The next morning there was crape on country life, I make up my mind they <H» <k»th »U UriM" ""B* wandered in search of his level. do not like it because they do not know When Mr. Muggieton had waited for the door of tha Muggietou mansion, and In tbedimoMatttayttuler^edUd, Maud until he was fired, and on the Genrgo Adolphus Clarendon was a where this man is now ? He is still in enough about the world around them to point of leaving, Mr. Muller entered the millionaire. He had suddenly landed Washington and about as low in the hu­ enjoy its beauties. PITH AND POINT. No one who has reached the age of oom, and, apologizing for the non-ap- in the lap of luxury,. He could not man scale ss it is possible for a num to — l— be. He first became the victim of a three-score years and ten would, upon - Evxm the laziest lx>y oan catch a lick­ jiearance of his daughter liy saying tliat have been more comph4 U* she had a violent headache, begged him surprise if he had sudd iy sucueeueu t gambler, who was himself nt one time a reflection,- i»e willing to rub <*>ut from ing. English to come again in a few days, as. Maud to — the — — o----- crown. — — And yet ills di.Htingnij,hed member of Congress from tlie experience in life the sorrows which The girl who chalks her checks thinks muiltal dotation to wraith Midpoufom gre.fw«trm State. Tojrrth” they And Um, upon a pallet of atmw, would then be delighted to see him. L__--------- —----------------------------------------j; a great weewm oiate. xuguunw uiej have softened his character, the mis­ it is better to mark the miss than miss I lalu her down lo .He, mini ra to dupri ri„ u, dnb did uot not K no ongnp. ongopi hu mmd dupe! cJrioj ou whM vibw u Ulcy raUod pri rata clnli-_ takes which have taught him wisdom, the mark. The truth was that Mr. Muller had no dld JUd tbata wa lay, haart praaaad to baart. aiaCla My dxtng mother and I; certam mpmnniw momonra that ttai were lingertapir- 1 _____ j Md tll,.re Tio- or wrong-doings which he has ever re­ idea of punishing his daughter's disobe­ certain The comjxisitor who set up "pimpled Tha are in Um grata wm tow, iuK ttars-^momonra ttat curled , hmK dtey could catch tllcra ti!ct gretted, and which, by their influences, ■ chops" dience with permanent banishment. He ing timx „ ax they them. -They And tha tempo were burning dim. for "dimpled cheeks’’ didn’t And tba-walte of that tow attic cell . reasoned that she would surely go to h.in“ b“JI t%i‘h'’ l00t:|,rid?6 “3?" vrmfroquratlvnudedbylhopolira.bnt nave made the golden threads which look a bit natural in death.—Modem Who -ra. the TieutMol lb . u get off; but they rank may lie formed m the texture of . his some of her friends, and return in peni­ the Ciutal. Argo. .trangu ttat tad «tamt ntade the )owM oxd, y^r, until finally moral character. tence in the morning. "Hamds wonted on boys’ pants,” is raral bridge, “bridge of mgtar Why i got to the lowrai^unool •policy." I tho daily advertisement in the newspa­ Stealing Another’s Comfort. tad .he .ought . w.tery grave? And ■! ' ex-Congroramun from . Worn Any one-who has stopped overnight pers. 'Twos always thus from childhood’s nd taraeU ot imrrow why 1 8tated bJ CJ . George Adolphus followed swiftly on hour. ' . itateul of [ jygjgg^te 1. now keeping one of the low-' at a large hotel has been disturbed in the after the young lady, hardly knowing ibdn t Hie jump off a " You never saw my hands an dirty ss to tho i. oi- small hours by persons walking in the why be did so,- feeling irresistibly drawn huntmjs up a tav rati.ll, full of broken halls as heavily and carelessly as if it tliat,” said a petulant mother to her lit­ 5 I««, mm and JM boot.? Thine qura! teuribly a cigar .tore, bnt a Ulin parti ­ by some unnccouDtabb- presentiment it from a tagnio of tlie were mid-day. Guests who are up late tle girl. “ No, but your ina did," was that all was not well with her. In a few Oom were tajnuch for Georgo A.lol- j bun seem thoughtless of the quiet of those the reply. THE GOLDEN HAIB-I’IN. moments he came up trith her and fol­ phra. In l«ri Uian a week ho found I |owMl ,.h„ocl<,r T1,e m„, n»nnt» hi. An old fanner said of his cleigrxean, lumsell in a Aertoct favor of mental exi , hlullc u lho hrMd luM ,„(j nlnJ wrapped iu slumber. Such conduct is seilowed at u tittle distance, watching her „ -nl„t ^,v timP Atting in. flslmess of which any sensible person whose sermons lacked point, "He's a movements with the keenest Interest. ettemeni. Ha Mi ttal he wm growing ■ w George Adolphus Clarendon was a Bat Mand was so intent upon some pur­ rapidly worejlfidid Mcmn. if ho could !|rort ot his ^graceful almdo in his ought to be arhamed. good man, but he will rake with tho A grave gentleman at the Fifth Avenue teeth upward J” -young man of pleasing presence, whose pose wliich lay deep .hidden in her heart not get tljuliiur.pm near enough to ta. I ^nTt-tloevra, brazenly Going people who Hotel once complained qf it to the geuial age wan not far from 20 years. Hix that she did not notice him. The street heart. Ha thought of awalfowmg it, taow him to lM.tlor The farmer understands human na­ father had long and successfully oon- now began to be deserted, but still the tat changed lua mmd and tad it mads Hore ,nothcr case that almost clerk. "lam surprised,” he said, " that ture who safd : “ If you want your ■ductooIf most exemplary meat-market at restless girl kept walking rapidly on. At “*>’ ! '’JT K J" Uu' make, cue lorn faith in human nature, you harbor thieves in this house. Ixiy to stay at home, don't bear too hard "Thieves, sir? Harbor thieves? the corner of Market and St Chur length a small foot-bridge across tlie malady had.obtained »o complete a mm- In JS44 thue graduated from Harvard on" the grindstone when he turns tlie streets, in tho thriving village of West- canal wax reached. The girl paused ; tery over him that ha begim to write nnj^t- „ ’ g ,„M, o[ wonderful What do you mean, sir? Explain, if crank."’ ‘ ■ford, in Central New York, and bad was her purfioee a desperate one? poetry. Ho could not men think in ■ He4mMy.ua old, and tbe you please.” The jewel of a ser/ant girl is the one “ 1 mean tliat I had something stolen amassed a competence by fair and hon­ George Adolphus asked himself this pnato, and when bo read a uewper torid opaneil bright Mid promiaing lo. who hangs nil her mistress' embroidered the Imo. ovimod to commence with a (on! He wta, I believe, for a time from me last night by one of your orable means. But the son held the question and many more lieside as he tuc .woo rdl kvuiuu w wiuuuvuvc w underwear on that portion of the line guests. ■msau business in abhorrence, and Htead- lingered in the shadows close behind capital letter « riw and n«, end raw, with ran . a« jingle. ..on a teftclicr in Harvard ami, subsequenUy, most conspicuous to the neighbors’ " We are all exposed to sueak thieves, iaatiy refused to entertain the thought Ler. ) Tlius the. weeks passed wearily by he founded a very successful school in eyes. Murmuring something to tlie effect I without bringing tbe slightest intelllof fouosring it for a livelihood. He conMassachusetts. Some time afterward " Can dogs find their way home from “Bnt this was not a sneak thief. It oeivod himself to be formed of a quality thnt the heaving, white-crested billows geuce of the owner of tho golden hair- he went South ax tlie Principal of a wax a guest in the house, sir, and quar­ a long distance ? " says an exchange. of clay quite above the average, and ww which rolletl ot her feet would soon cm- pin­ State Normal School. The war coming tered as comfortably as I was. ” It's .according to tii«; dog. If it’s one often Iieard muttering in his sleep alxmt brace her and froo her from her wretch- I -----■ on he wax driven from the State and “This is very extraordinary, sir. | you want to get rid of, he can find his tlie “higher walks ofTife." Old Mr. ednww, Mnud liegan to takedown her . VHI. came North. At the close of tlie war What was stolen from you, sir, and at ' way home from California. If it’s a good l.nir » In a bnlhantlv lighted ball-room in , . , w __ „ -Clarendon whs h stern father, and he de» ,v. v i • I Oouponville, guyJst S the gay, and ad- '' J?™* ’ w> as he went back tir the i^ Southern State one, he's apt to get lost if he goes s what hour?” -terminedthat, if George Adolphuswould “ Going to bwub ? rakwl . v«ce be-, o( M„u„ . Collator of Internal ta'enue When The gentleman answered with great around the corner. not sell meat, he should i>e compelled to hind hex. Broinnnadftd to and frt> like nfiiirv mown 11,0 Stoto Wtt* reconstructed DO wai earnestness. “At 2 o’clock this moru"Ake nnimals color-blind?" nsks a engage in tna distribution of tracks, strariflinrr tvlrwa* nt lior linnrl At first slip 1 tl«r wratcbrilnoM Inal lirportad with old I .*!n' Senate, and .___ _________ _ _________ ______ ________ , , _ . _ _____ tug some most precious sleep wux stolen scientific journal. Well, our opinion is, with the heels toward the jiatenml man­ •tanitag rloao at bor liand. At fir. ohe : Mt „ k.t but S""th Mr. M Muggieton, but oho «ho had hiul not not fortor- S rwl1 J?* 11. >>■»<»«"? '» '"rr •“.*“'•■ from nm Lv one ot your gnrate, iui.1 -»-ith if that querist were to put on a red shirt sion. George Adolphus accepted the could not utter a word. wuru. i-n^nuy. now. ,■ „ {ft. whm A a stra ,to |mj ga He wm wn. Chairman Clinirmun of ..t the <Committe a( ■> » Pontiff, taw. whcn |,nd omuuttew on a and undertake to go across a lot contain­ ^peripatetic alternative with cheerful ever, she said, m tones that lietrayed her - • „ .(rom ,,.I«-j.•l(.rtn . ,rt£n, „„a . » !~ FAnaotinn tomw Uiwttmtruy.^ Educntmn and «n.l Idinor Lnbor and im-J a » member of ot not thi. guml one oObe meanct ing a bull, he could most satisfactorily rescued h her from sei -alacrity, and went on an aimless tramp. intense excitement «l«. secretly McreUv longed l.ingtKl to to know who it it ' “ ■*’ AppropnatioM and otiicr important who Know wno ------vt- r—- ----------------—T -' i I u( Bnwk thieve,? answer that question without submitting Ho sa'id he was going in search of liis ■ • . tLad . Mtad . .her .from .hendl .. I r-nmtnitliioa Un wm grnK n ---------- -------------- -— - ---- ----" Oh, air, do not thwart my punxise. WM that Ho a v<»rv very Kirotie strong anil and 1 it to the press.— Waterloo Observer. proper level. I I desire to put on end to my trouble—I She doaely .conned every gentleman I Nerve-Grafting. »l»*ker and .food high amimg "Why, Bridget," said her mistress, that entered the room, M U in half- I ■“ ~Ueagi.e., After lua tom exmrea l wish to sleep liemath tlie wave." Dr. J. Gluck, of Bucharest, lately who wislied to rally the girl, for tbe n. "There isn’t any wove there," said frightened exnentotcy" She had heard >“ »w»aj.pomted AMiatant Sraretoy brought before the ninth eongrew of the JUIIUBCIUCU , Wl Maud Muller was the only child of a of uej her cuuip-uv, company, upon upon uw the aMwra at tunra Actmg German Somety of Surgery of Berlin [ amusement retried tanker in the .leepv to-vn o[ George AiWphn,. "The ran.d. ilry of fe. Clarendon, the voung mtlliomdre, I funlaNtic ornamenting of a idate uf butOniponville, m> .rietoeratic village fo , You U break yonr neck 11 you pimp off but, aaheh^ uotap^aredmuchinM-l8"-™1^'- It wrahere ttathe foU. He some intenwtiiig results of exjienmeute iu [ ter Wh Bridge t jjj vou ^o I ter. .. "Why, Bridget, did you do this this?? ciotv, —idle met him. w Of <xmn» : ™ courted and tlult.-r.ii ana wed. nerve-grafting. He cut out a portion of ■ you’ro qUjtc aa artist; how’did yon do ■one of the eastern counties of Ohio. 1bridge, •u bad not ^.v. • was not curious, for_L aa wum Maud’s charms, both physical and men- I “ But I want to find a grave in the 8he she was a worn- Wine, cards and women did their part tiie scmuc^ierve of a fowl, and then (ur ..Waiie. mum, it was myself that ; yet .1.0 There were removed a similar Itortion of tbe same , did it „ U1. were tho .rarest ever lavished upon I restless deep. I want the blue billows uL; and’ 4om’im'areuor<iuriou. • ‘ ’ ! •» "wumplmh hr, fall. hed Bridget .. lt prit. teanaantiom. wj.de ho nervedrom the leg of a rabbit, aud placed t mum ? j -woman, and she bnd been favnred with I to fold me in everlasting slumber, where could not feel eray after ,loarnmg that ' ’■ Ine veO' your fin^tooth Mr. Muggieton ’ . heir WM prerait, till . « “ “ “ “ “ • “ “ o A “ S ? t ; tins in the kg of a fowl, uniting the two mum/, • . ■every advantage of education that money the sea-weeds grow in sunless gloom." Mr. Muggleton s was «ho fowl signified l««r her wflliugnera to have ' SeaM^y l™t hta office and landed ends bv sutures. Tlie nerve united, mid . , , , ,, . . •coala purchiuw*. Her beauty and ac"But I tell you, my dear lady, there she hud signified wfllino ------ ■ » ° in jail. He «as speedily gnt ont, how- the p^lrui. C.MM1, ot con™-, by the | .A Tipi, eliib-mdoa YmJtee who oocnplishments had made her ilie idol of isn’t any restless deep anywhere around «-• him pretiented. excuiou ol the piixvi o( nerve wm n-cov. , Mrolkvl ilown Meeh-Ulin Iwech taet Aa-George Ailolphuo advanced, arm«'"• b" ‘ ! ‘ " wretchedly poor a large circle of young men, to not one here. You’d better put it off till the An George Adolphus udinuceu, arm.• - V ■-< an acquaintance, ' • -■ nit.l 50-ccut pieces of ereil from. He reinmled tho experiment, Mumley. on ,e«mg tbe bevy ot booutw, of whom had she ever given the slight- canal opens. Here you are talking about in-arm with a pdreepti{411* <r(>t to . Ixirrowmg ,>rr bio pallor pallor overspread averspriad Maud “ old frionda. It wm a pitiful right to •nil exhibited the mnx-eMtuf re.nlt», I dtapertrng in tbe wove,, buret mto « fit cst encouragement. They swarmed ud- sleeping beneath the billows, when the ble Maud’’u s wantoncounten- ' h his old •Inends. enib>tata.m. "Je-nfom-lem I it tbet tuicC W m it rauaod by the peculiar | •" •b®“‘ ”>a >““T y11?1,1.10 "**> •bowing the fowl, with Ml re,tornfionot -der her chamber windows ou moonlight | water won’t!«' let on in a month yet. j once. X* remmd me ob «>metlmig good Ilia sliirt-boaom ? h'*$n* Finally aoraebcxly had lum up- power. He wm led to the., experiment, nights and made the long hours hideous* .And, besides, if you want to lie folded piu »,ia that tlint ornamented on " wl What is ■>'■" that 1r ~re­ ot nerve entnre. | »« >»« “> **™>" -‘ “ ■with their cuterwanlings, until old Mnl- in everlasting slumber, it would lie wix.- she tried to convince taroelf tliat tbe pointed to a Sl,200 etokoh.p (he wrote., by tho n»ult «■ Pcrhnpa he had I beautiful hand), anil U wm thought that Paralysis of the median hud resulted from marked ii friend, who heard him. Isr got tired of it, and stole around the for you to jump into a well. You'd have piu pja ..gulled signified nowuig. nothing, “ What is it?” said Jonathan, smacking pietari up the'— hair-pin in the tbe Street i“<* ”P “>d ho the extensive destruction of the tissue of corner of the 1--* tlie house with a jfun gun loaded a sure thing then." lips ; “ 'lasses in water.” _____________________ Ou «>n ttatthat ovoutlui eveldug aimshe well to- re• didn't Heliadgot apraatoU fc gntablmg, the arm by gangrene. Dr. Gluck cut -his ’ with tenpenny nails ” and”let* drive ‘ ‘ ” "Tliat would be Horrible!”exclaimed eventful evening so well ■ aud, with a shudder. abudder.__________________j membered. But when aho hoard hfi, and whenever ho could obtain any money down on tlie radial nerve and found that We have endured, with commendable flock, killing three outright and wound­ Maud, with a " Yea,” replied George Adolphus; " it voice she withered like a stricken flow- *>«■’ the t|g»‘r . part of (the nerve was destroy* d. He patience, the appalling phantom of the ing four others so that they died the fol­ ould siKiil 1 er. Gcoige Adolphus wax puzzled. So **• ,U1<^ tMH’n h‘' h>st lus little clerksaip. united tlie two ends by sutures, and young man who wears two watches; lowing morning. That was the kind of would sjxiil the tlie well." well.” were all Tfie bvstandera. It was a very J undyratand he now Ixirrows a dollar or tlie man regained the power of motion, with Christian resignation and patience man Mr. Muller was, but he was exceedMaud felt that George Adolphus wax which he hod etirely lost. Of course, the we have Ixirne with the young man who ingiy food of his daughter and hod al- ^mtaHnto right True, he did too not apjiear to enter . KSu.v.'Xw^Mrad3' | 1B- | experiments of nerve-grafting in animals, wears his watch in the outside pocket of 'ways been kind to her. very muon jnto tn; tragic .piriimtw^ hu> ; n ho ta. no money, yhmh a,nrarly al- odds the Aancef, do not warrant the ex­ liis eoat, but when we meet the elegant One evening as Maud was emerging situation. He ought to have curopueu , ° 1 , wayH the case, he will sit where the pectation .that a similar result could l>e youth who wears his silk-embroidered 'from her boudoir, where she had been upon his knees ana implored her Io lonier I “Do yon remember mer abe raked, 1“ going on and kil p the More for obtained in tlie case of tlie human sub­ socks outside his slippers to show the . scrutinizing a large mirror and dressing get her trouble and sip a little longer ' fidteriiiglr. “ Do you remember having wretehra ttat infmi the diyea ject It is well known that the union and monogram on the toes, there is going to -for the opera, she was met by her father the nectar of life. He ought to have iwu mo before?" 1 J>» He once had a ctanninc regeneration of nerves occur with greater be bloodshed, and don't yon forget to with the information that Mr. Muggle­ picturet’ tu her imagination a fair-haired Smldonlv the truth ftrahod upon family of bqya aod-gufe, but the Lord famlitv in tho case of tlie lower animate remember it—Burlington Hawk-Eye. ton waited in tho parlor. girl lying with pallid face and marble | bj tb(. Now Mr. Muggleton was an ancient form * in tlie silent bosom ef the canal, George Aciolpbua like a national conven- I “"‘J know, where they arc now. M Ihwn m mjm---------------------------th««’ » •uytlung stranger or^ more re■fossil, who had taken a great fancy to where the dolphin siiorts unseen and tion bulletin , , ,A ?ok<-- u .. . <Hn. Butlor, Humda. home, on Capo Maud, and, as he was a man of high ■ the mermaids comb their locks in shad­ ■ “ Yra’-bureplirf, making an effort to voltin«lh»“.‘h“i“ Helion I Ave never In the Jew o! Dicken.,■ Scott and -•kiiu, ix j, inivt ixacnueu 11(«.nUJ;. .-Al gvuuy p,nUy niop. 1 . social standing and <, great wealth,,----Mr.; owy solitude. But he did nothing of control liimself ; " 1 rememlx?r a former I 001,10 acroba xtShakspeare, known rexp*e»iv.«iv • . » •« — ----------------o --------- ----------sP'*ctlv‘‘‘' »« ।i ing lawn of. green surrounds tlie elegant• Messrs. Fagin, Isaac and SnylocK, may g Muller had thought lx*t to encourage ■ the sort He told her to go home ar.d meeting with yon very well. ” niait4. cottage and stables, and through granite Golden Word*. -----------1. — -----aa« 1.^.. *u_a I , in djlj ^tern. “I think jxipn would give his con­ him as much ss possible, hoping that ! practice , |। jierhaps iiciliaiza be 17X3 iviuiu found a uhmmimu national iuhu ideal rax of auu the it is a driveway. Od the lawn is a tele­ Tlie following extracts are culled from manhood and gem-roaitv of the olden sent, ” said Maud, very timidly. his daughter Would’ have the good I Mauel । Maud thought the matter over for a Urx^-.rjucn Suchgenei generosity, ’ indeed, is not scope, mounted! on a jiodestal, having a sense to offer no objection on account I moment, then bursting into tears she "But you are not going to try it mii address by Hon. Horatio Seymour toudml , vnnn.i.l^lv students ritttzh.nta. of rxf Wells Wadi. FeV.ta j1 nncon.im<xi® st .. the present -day’. In a range of milt*. Piazzas surround the again ? " said George Adolphus in sur- ■ the young-lady of age. wrung the hand o( our hero and ran —I— male College, N. V. Y.: tartan -----a,Aurora, --------- vr ! turbid stream which flow, through a house, with old rustic chairs, homelv, "Mr. Muggieton is waiting," repcateil ; swiftly home. but comfortable. " My idea of a seaside " Oh, dear, no! " exclaimed Maud, , Youth is beautiful in the eyes of Mr. Muller. • i “''“7" . ! village not a thousand miles from Mil­ cottage," says the General, "is a house ius stood upon tlie 111 --"Well, give him my compliment., I, Oe«»S» AiWlil^ don ’t — menu that----I---------think----------------papa and, it looks with admiration upon -------- --------------* । wankee a hnman " floati'r ” was recently end tell mu him him to to keep keep on on waiting, wmtinir." re- । linage and watched w“U-l*««l Maud till she wan would give his consent to- that is—I courage with which the young . confront ( found. A Hebrew gentleman happen- of one room,” of course excepting the and ” re| out of sight: As be stood there, won­ don’t flunk he’d object."------------------------ ■1 the uncertainties of the futurrf, and the ing jHUk, |,Tv wllde tiu. lxx ]y VM lwiag £ng JKUW body being dining-room and cliamlxmi. But this tnrned Maud, with some spirit • ■ . . what ii was that weighed so "Object to wlrnt?" asked George 1 faith that lead* leads them to look forward to I taken from the water thought tliat he room is a'model Forty by twenty-eight " Bat don't you intend to go down ? Idering , ni feet, of sjxicious proportions, polished । '" heavily upon tbe mind erf this fair young Adolphus, blandly. 1■ happiness and success. succesui. recognized the K lineaments —-..,— ..:-. u off a » brother Lavlhca Are you going to be nule?” ‘a' | girl, he saw somethuig glittering at his " Oh, dear! " exclaimed M*o.L J Self-cheating is the most common , iM^Ute, Israelite, an«I, and, being in a generous frame floor, furniture elegant in its comforts, “Oh, yea,” replied Maud, with — feet. He stooped and eagerly picked it “ Do you mean to say," continued 1 kind of freed. It is s good rule, when 1 -* » ----*» — --------------»» -* kind^of frowL Jt a | of TOin<l, he offered to nssau.0 all of the with articles nr bric-a-brac at evexy tarn, injured air, "Hl go down and stroke I----- - -r ------7. —r-v—-----x ------” • i_;_ hi, aliiny old baM head, anil „k him ?!*• »• ’•*^-1 ’™.»' I”"*1- George Ajtolphns, " that you don’t think , you of -importance f find that* subjects -- or -r yjpj.mjg* of a decent burial, which one cannot Imt help feeling that one It oocunvd occurred to at once tlie old man would object’ to your trying 1 objects of value an- matters of indiffi*r- amounted to about $40. The interment room so inviting w all that is needed. about hi i-hildiwi and bi, gnuidchil- iar ulr pattern. H bi him aion« ' ence, to conclude that there are some wux prujwxij- made, and alxiirt n week or "Yon will find that my niece ix very suc­ dren, and I’ll ask him to give me some that it must have been k*t by the jrirl it again after the water is let’out?” "Nov”-said Mwl, "1 don't mean things wliich you do not, but which you two afterward the Jew found <ut that he cessful in the cultivation of the ivy," personal recollections of Noah. And, if wlieu she took down her hair. He nut says the host as his guests enter the you Eke, I’ll go to the opera with him, it iu his trousers pocket, thinking tliat that, fur he is very fond of me, and I . ought to, know, had paid to bury an Irishman. Then room. Ami, indeed, the ivy is the flrat Thereisi>otb :~ ’ ’ * ithingyoucanlearnaboutany to get back his -and Hl ask him if there wax better tal- it would be a handy thing to pawn for am sure be would !«• glod to encourage ‘he sued the undertaker ‘ iker to di will not give it new inter- > ^o, but tlie jury stood stood four to two — thing that attracts one's attention, and ■ eni on tlie"boards when he and Methu- breakfast. The more he tried to forgot so worthy a—that is—oh, what nm I subject which he is an acute one that is not " taken in" aliout this fair girl, aad the previous Wiving ? i est in JOUX eyes. The deeper your learn- .I ngmum against him, mni, and nuu ue he uuw now wiHiriui, mourns, ua as uiu did .sAih were young I” at the first glance. Starting from a vase Then George Adolphus liegan to see , ing the better, bnt at the quality of knowl- I RuclieL Ibtcliel, n-fuxmn refusing to lie comforted. It's It’s 4Now, Maud,” said Mr. Muller, “you circumstance under which lie had met perawtentlj- tt*ey rose be- how tbe land lay, but, as a ball-room is j edge is tike that of gold, which, although it i a very grave joke indeed on tho Jew, on the floor, the ivy—a piece of fresco ure tore making a fool of vonrself. wmntell. Mr. -Mr. NlngMug- her, the more riL-TriTr Btoton ttevev raw Norii in Iu. We. Aa ’»» P"“"^Jl" I hlmaoll not a favorable place for a tableau, he I is reduced to the thiuuest leaf, yet makes I this paying for the burial of an unfort- work—runs up the ceiling and across the comers of the window frame, where •to gnuufeliildren, yon know vary well , >«W l'!“" *° tod,“* moe. .bout her, mastered mostcred bis his impulse to catch — Maud all the tilings it touches. | unilt<! friahi — in ,! -------------y-o- glitter „---------that --- ----------------iman.—Milwaukee News. leaves molded of papier mache are intro­ thathe i. n « bachelor and nuu hran’it n i rviurelo- 1 “d • , Surface k’lowledge is lightly spoken of uiai ne is uacueiur miu .. .J upon • , *■“ . «h*‘ h», his arms, and merely observed in a duced and so joined to the painting ax tion ta tha world, I “ !ovc- Hu ttaa teodarty rtanovml whisper that she wax a gem erf tbe first > by the leaxned, but it is information to heighten tlie perspective and add to . trom hta. trnnaero poekat water, and that he would give his con- ! worked out in the past by toil and study eommual roil to promt Touroell «t ! A certain census enumerator of this .<«>, nail TOO don't Ih-Huto properly ■ “d ?'•«> “ next “-xi his >“• heart l»«t It ’* was ™ i gent, too. Jaced it I until ii te brought within the reach of city called upon a woman the other day tlie deception. So delicate is the work tliat al a few feet distence one can hardly very 1 liar will be a young lo.lv about Tour , ll“' getting [■ -w tate, -7—, and —- the --- police rr---■: Old Mnltar not in hi, library tliat I alb who resides not far from tho Capitol, and believe the vine is not real. From the bogging hi brnB lu tbe .tireti bo- I were U«uunug to glance ..Mpk-mMlr .t‘ night when Mund and Adolphus entered ; In the course of my Me I have studied propounded tho usual question ns by • fore sin- i’i aware of it” 1 <’ur “ero« “““ 80 turned into a more tlie house, and the young nan was soon . all cImxcs of men with care, and, as a law directed. The woman said she was drawing-room it is but a step to the din­ With thew word, the indignant lather ! d"^rmin,J to “‘“c11 prostratod at liis feet, clasping him . rule, I have found those to lie the most a widow, her age was twenty-five and ing-room, when- there is also some ele .tanwd on hi. heel and St Mlulcl U. Im * 1“d»o« tightly around the legs, and imploring cheerful aisl wise whoae habits and ob- her huslmnd died two years ago. The gant fresco work, including a stag’s h«-»d, the antlers of which is another illus­ lite permission to marry hte daughter. 1 serrations have given tlie widest range faithful recorder, ou receiving the name " Ahem T remarked Muller. • Ito their mental action, and have brought of the woman's deceased husband and tration of tho power of perspective. Much of the work is the art of the Gen­ Old Mr. Muggieton, whom we left George Adoiplius thought this rather within the scope of their thoughts the UL ■ his occupation when alive surmised that ute aliove narrated were at the residence «rf Maud's father, wood- [ iacuiiiuglftu> remark was a favorable in­ most varied tonics, although they may he must have bean a relative, if not the eral’s daughter. Blanche, now Mrs. transpiring, a voting man poasefwing a cd his way homeward, filled with bitter I dication, aud so squeezed the eld man’s not have been learned with regard to any some Mr. B----- who was a member of Ames, wife of the ex-Senator. He had long regarded | legs harder than before. of them. dignified Isjaring, and 85 cents in money dteapixnntmeut the One Hundred and Seventy-swenth His Parents. " Come, young man,” said Mr. Mul­ waa just altering the brilliantly-lighted Maud with tenderness, and had daowad Meu do aot live m the same world New York Volunteer* during the war. A little 4-year-old shaver in Troy, N town of Cou}xjuville in searclu-of his ti? offer his hand and fortune, and now . for. " you on- filling my slippers with When we look around us we see that A conversation ensued, when finally the Y., made an informal call upon a newlybe fell that he was rejected. He had ‘ » •-» ~~ • •• level. It was a larger town than he had---------- , —r----. ----- — ----- they live in very different dooms ; some enumerator innocently asked if her hus­ arrived neighlior, as some children are * 'four score r» rears hwIuvIcvt. | ever before seen, and he was eonsc- i seen nearly years nt of Ibacheloryour consent?" are humble houses, but iioorly finished ; band was the same Mr. B.------ who died wont to do. 'He was graciously received qwjntly somewhat dazzled and iiewil. l*ood, and it was getting monotonous, j others are costly residences, adorned during the war, saying that he himself by the lady of the house, who, after -dered. He began to be doubtful alioat ! He drsggwl himself wearily and sadly "Consent;" roared the old banker, with paintings and statuary, and every­ was a member of the same regiment, and learning his’name and place of residence, finding his level that night, a» tlie even- juome', and retired to his conch in wretch- “ heavens and earth I Of course I do. thing thai art can do to gratify the that he was well acquainted with tbe inquired, " What does your papa do ?’’ iing wm rapidly »*aiing away, and an- ednoui. ' Here, Hand, take this lunatic away and taste. man. The widow, in a modified tone, other question wm Is-ginuing to trouble We make the world -in which we live. replied: **Oh, yea, but that was a long " He don't do nothin’,” reqxinued young gel me a dry pair of socks. ” hopeful “ What does your mother do ?" V1L him, namely: Hear waa he going to And they went happy ever afterward. It is more disreputable to live in one time ago." Tbe amusing port of tho af­ pursued the lady. "She Ecks mo!" The dock had just struck. 11, *ud the —DetroU Free JPre»s. . reach the higher walkof life without more that is dull mid barren than it is to fair is that the man has been dead about was the suggestive reply. make our home in j>oor and dilapidated iwveuteen years, and if tho woman is . xme track houses. '* only twenty-five, she Ixicamo a widow at A printek down m die city of 340,000 ‘ between thIntelligence will enalrfe ur to cone inhabitants, says "that tiu- Chicago type and none with tbe Tirol Jem of life, to endure Us of a girl has a nonpareil head on a 1 jmket? As be walked miafortauea with fortitude, and to bear brevier body, and a long primer foot" “ How bad I" exclaimed one blade of But you bet she is alive aud counts one bound freight cars, while those going jmir of scissors to the other ; " bow sad of that 502,931 inhabilanta.—<7Aieop^> issuing from safely into tha house, and were seen the other way deposit np seed. The office of kite eye is to give facte to We only meet to sever !” xoon out of sight �VMhrill*, With an IMMENSE STOCK of New and Freeh of hb beWrit, mid. k notion with ho-t __ , .__ Land _ _ _ _______ _____ Mm' mid on last neahon’s Vbcuit He “remained just twelve hour*, and went home to the Ovid, Martial *>»d Juvenal. paternal hay-field. Other students Perfumes are closely allied with cos­ stand it bravely.—Letrinton (Me.) metics ; their object b the improvement Journal. 3' commcrrial for a young’girl now iu England. done by opening the eyes aa wide as slightly turning the corners of the mouth A Westerner Searching for Society, Although tho consumption of per­ upward. .Saying "mouse” five or six " What I want to see," said a Denvei times gives the right position to the lip*. fumery at tlie present day fa enormous, tho luxurious Greek* and Romans, at a mrtn, as ho alighted from (he train at There ore two reasons why many certain epoch al their history, far .sur­ Maunattau beach, " what I want to see iMucnts know so Kttle about what their passed tlie modern iu this respect. Al­ fa some of your boasted 'civilization. I- children are learning at school They cohol was a thing unknown? to them; ain’t much on tlie swell myself, but I .Yre not as well educated as their chil­ their rftunes were for the most part •.rant to see some top-shelf society. That’e dren are supposed to be, and do not confined to such as hod an oily basis. what I wont Now just parade your As wish to show tlieir ignorance, or they Their value aa curative agents was very tors and your Vanderbilts and your Jay send them to school in order to g-'t them groat: an appropriate perfume was given Goulds aud your Knickerbockers and tlie out of tlie way. to ear'll ijarticulor organ. Palm-oil was other ancients right fa'fore my presence. A tbamt consented to do a small job at considered good for tlie cheeks and Don’t be any way sheered of me. These digging post hole# at Corson, Nevada, breasts: balsam mint for the anus, and clothes only cost $15, and I’m no way though labor waa contrary to hfa custom. atuck up. I want to ace some tone. Cut wild-thyme for the knees and heck. The He xuturaed to hfa employer's house in odor of violets was held in great eateem me a thick dice of high life. I come a an hour, throw down hfa spade, and said by the Athenians. Myrrh was a favorite long piece to sec tho fashionables, and if he had changed hfa mind. Hi> had found they ’ re in condition, just pull off the with both Greeks and Romans ; beside $430 worth of gold bars which some being a- constituent of perfumed oint­ blankets aud trot ’em forward.” had buried. , "Is Chore anything I can do for you?” miner ments, it was used in fumigation. A mabihed, man committed suicide in asked tlie manager, courteously, noticoSa/cxt Co»mctic9.~Tlie vegetable ex­ hfa room all a popular summer resort a tracts are infinitely superior to the min­ ing tlie crowd gathering. “Right you can, stranger. I come few days agp. The provocation fa not eral ones; but the best cosmetics are known, buy it fa supposed that it was be­ soap and water, exercise, air, and tem­ mor’n a bushel of miles to see this climate, cause hfa wife was unexpectedly sum­ perance. With respect to red paints and I wiuit tlie attractions spread so I moned librnq aud left her husband boused for the skin; the vegetable reds can examine the hiy-ont I can* throw hind to pack her trunk. There ore s,ome alone are safe—such us those made from some money myself, but what I want to things h man) can do as wclFas a woman, cochineal. Brazil-wcod, etc. ‘ These are see fa style. Tell ’em not to hide on my but pjjdGujfa woman's trunk fa not one dying sulwtances and are harmless; but account Just walk some of tlie digni­ of them. the mineral reds, such a« vennillion, red taries up and down before me a couple ot Fanmie Roos, a pretty Imt thievfali lea- S and minium, ore jiofaonous, and times. I want to See their points. Fetch under uo circumstances should be ad­ me out a couple of well matched high young woman, was discharged from cus­ stepper* and give ’em their heads.” , tody ut Baducah,' Ky. Within a block mitted to the toilet. "All the people yousee around you, of the jail she met John Matliias, a rePearl white fa a preparation of bis­ muth ; it fa very pernicious to tlie sir, *re flrst-cliiss people. They move in sjiectable fanner, who was visiting the akin, and if exposed to the fumes of sul­ our highest circles and belong to tho city. Their acquaintance began on tlie aristocracy,” explained the manager. spot, and before night they were moi phur will turn Diack. “Are yon giving it to me straight part­ ried. In addition to the usual ceremony Tlie pomatum of the present day coyner? All these fellows way-ups? Who’s the bride took a solemn oath of reforma­ sista of perfumed grease, ox-marrow and •tlier fate. Strictly speaking, tho word tlie philosopher with his breeches tucked tion. Sophie Sparkle, quoting from somcpomatum, aa.applied to these prejwira- in his socks?" "Tliat fa a Yale young gentleman, body overheard at a hotel, says that a tions, fa misused. The original compo­ Boston woman never lielievi s well of you sition was called pomatum from ita con­ home on a vacation." "I don’t want that kind. Show me a until she finds out that you are really taining tipple. Gernrdc says : " There one of ’em that gets their fa mode an ointment with the pulp of Ii high •••”“ tfaddy, “— — possessed of merit, and treats you ac^ .ppi™ .wine'. gr«»> rod n^wab-r ““?» “■ u‘» jT gmng to yhoopm. cordingly, with her grand iJr of pride vldeh i. Utod to lAtdv iho too rod “J “ “»“> “■» IK* and conscious superionty. A New York . . take awnv the roughness of tlie akin, Aw out uomo Astora. Thats the trout woman’, on the contrary, accents you aa l>eing worthy of respect until she finds which is called in shop {ximatums, of Pm throwing for.” " I don't think any of Mr. Astor’s fam­ out-that you are not, and will extend, the apples whereof it fa mode.” The ily are hero to-day. That stout gentle- even to a stranger, a spirit ot civility and pomatums of the present day do not con­ ■ man with side whiskers belongs to one of confidence. tain a particle of apple. [ the first families in New York. He fa a The pastor of the Methodist Church nc very popular young mon, and leads in North Adams, Mass., explaining to lifa Tale of a Toxas Tarantula. the germaDH.' Sunday school the meaning of "original C. D. Parham, messenger for the "Ain’t big enough. Haven't you got Southern Express, is responsible for the a collide, of head of Vanderbilts, or a Jay sin,” said that Adam’s full did not moral­ ly affect anybody now. Tlie superinten­ following story : While nt Texarkana in Gould or so anywheres? You see, stran the discharge of his duties, he purchased ger, I've read about those fellows and dent assured the children that tlie pastor some }>eacbes of a boy who was vending I’d like to greet ’em with cordiality. was mistaken, and endeavored to prove it by argument The dfactuwion lusted them on tlie depot platform. They What I want fa w n...,.,.., fins with *uo to wabble the were unusually large and fine, being of ' iinw£ That Yale man and the boss two hours, and finally l»ecamc heated, the clingstone order, and Mr. Parham leg • " - -’t the pastor accusing the superintendeui; slinger in the Dutch fandango ain of being "neither a gentleman nor a devoured the first one with great relish. ----new. We see them home when they Christian.” The children did not get The second one was even more tooth­ for tourfata. I’m on to them, but any very clear idea of tliat day’s lesson. some, and, after removing all the meat r[ want fa the balloons, tho soarers. A certain manufacturer of Bradford that was possible from the stone, he Throw your pick-ax, stranger, and see if placed the latter in hfa mouth while he the wash don’t pan better dirt. ^Strikes who made a composition with hfa cred­ turoed'to attend to some duty. Several me your rock don’t assay pretty well tlifa itors, was under cross-examination at tho Leeds Assizes. "Now, air," cried Mr. times lie felt something tickle the roof evening. Where’s th® mob ?” of hfa mouth, and, wlien at leisure, again " These are the best people I know of Bagwig ferociously, "attend to nie. he examined tlie atone carefully. Pro­ to-day,” said tlie manager in despair. Were you not in difficulties a few months "Noa.” "What! sir? Attend truding from one—edge of it he--------dfacov-------- o-------------.--------------“Mr." Vanderbilt fa not here, nor fa Mr. I ?goago?" ' to my question. I ask you again—and ered sametliing tliat resembled a spi- ; Gould." ’ der and, wdien xtouched ' ’s leg, ’ v ’ 'with *’ 'a ■ "Ain’t you got any Knickerbocker's pray be earcful in answering, for you ore knife, it gave evidence of life. Mr. Par­ on draught ? Don’t you keep the best on your oath, I need hardly remind you horn called to hfa side George Stanton, in stock ? You’d make out to starve in —were you not in difficulties some au Iron Mountain engineer, and J. R. Denver, if vou wasn’t interfered with, montiis&go?" "Noa, not ua I knows Martin, agent for the Southern Express partner. When a man throws himself of.” ""Sir, do you pretend to tell tufa at Texarkana. The stone waa carefully for a hotcler in those* parts, lit keeps the court that you did not make u coaqxisiwith your creditors u“ faw foi months opened with a knife, and there, snugly high-toned jiopuhition right out in front I tion ~ “Oh! ah!"—a bright smile of imlM-dded, waa a eentipede. It wbh in a and shored up behind. You don’t seem ago?" torpid state at first, but tbe sunlight to have much experience in running o intelligence spreading over the ingenuous brought ii into full vigor in a very few lieef-a-lo-mode rancho. Just begun, taco of the witness—"that’s what you seconds, aud it began to look around for haven’t you ? If I was in roar place I'd mean, fa it? Rut, you see, it were my n place of more safety. It was placed how them Goulds and KnickerlKickers creditors m were i’ the difficulties then, under a hat until s bottle could be pro­ and Vanderbilt* sod Asters ranged right Thk honey ant makes its store vessels cured. It was forced into its new glass along tlie front edge of the bock stoop, prison and securely corked with tlie in­ spitting at a chip fur drinks and tlie fust from the bodies of tho v.vrkers, Flint, tention of bringing it to St Louis. On one that broke gravel would pay hfa bar it bites the end of the abtlomen, thereby the trip the bottle was accidentally bill or go home bare-beaded; now, you Hutting up an inflammation, which close* broken, and Mr. Parham was compelled, hear me. What you wont, stranger, fa the apertures ofdlie body. Then it feeds much against hfa will, to kill hu dan­ enterprise. All you've got is a shed and the maimed creature with honey, pour­ ing it into tho mouth of tlie living honey gerous prisoner.. e------It measured a fractionsome water, and if your liquor ain't any :-----------------------less than two inches j’ ’ in ’length.—St. , better'll your judgment, Tm going back j»ot, just aa tho bee pours honey into its crop. This process is continually re­ — ’dry.” Louin Republican. "You will find everything first class peated, until the body of the store ant fa PhpdeaHy Fine, but Vile JUrally. here,, I think," argued tbe manager. distended to au as tonishing size with honey, the skin being stretched to such The Afglians are Moliammeilons of the I "We aim aim.—" ’ "Just faith bunni; they reverence the fiist four “ ’ ‘ so, chief, bnt you don't hit an extent that it fa sufficiently transparKhalifa, and have no particular verera- You aim too low. You've got room here • ent to show tho honey within. It can not escajic, for tl»e body is heavy that atiou for tho prophet (Khalif) Ali. They to hold tho biggest bug that ever strad­ are split up into tribes, clans and fami­ dled a blind, but there isn't a card out tlie limbs are insufficient to carry it, and it so remains in the nest until the honey higlior'n an eight spot I reckon yon lies, each under its own head, com­ fa wanted. In Mexico tliene ante are *o mander, or Sirdar ; and they are often piny pool without the fifteen." “Wouldyou like to try something?" plentiful that tlicy form regular articles at war or feud, and often engaged in . commerce, being sold by measure in conspiracies, rebellions and assassino- asked tlie man, anxious to dispel the of the markets, and used for tlie purpose of . tions. They are tall, burly, active men, . grinning crowd. "You might fetch me one, and them* making mead. 8pt*cimens may be seen with olive complexions,, dark Jewish ( features; black eyes and long black hair gentlemen a little tan bark, if it's good; in tho British Museum. banging'down in curbs. Their coun- I don't want any stock which the share­ temmoes are calm, and they affect a holders are responsible for the debts, A Person af Importance. frankness «nd bonhomie; they will but if you’ve got some liquid symphony Tbe hotel clerk’s chief idiosyncracy fa sometimes indulge in rude jocularity ; in Q major, I'll wrap up a cartridge with hb unruffled aelf-eonceit .Whether h<but their expression is savage, and evil summons the beD-lxnr or porter, writes rmssioiiB are often raging in their hearts out tlie dinner bill of fare, adds up your like hidden fires. They are bkxxlthindy, for a junction. Gen- bill, chews the end of a toothpick or deceitful and depraved, ready to sell surreys himself in tbe $lw, he assumes their country, tlieir honor, and their for the doxology. Wilf you jine us? ” the air of one who evidently thinks no very souls for lucre. They care for noth­ Hwy “jined,” and tho stranger ordered ■mall tilings of himself. Tho hotel clerk ing bnt fighting and loot, delighting in the din of arms, the turmoil of battle, refrraliment and left, despite die entreat­ first, add after him the deluge. Some of and the plunder of the killed and ies of tbe gentleman from Denver that these gentlemen are so very far gone in wounded ; without any relish for home he would "introduce him to tlie ladies, self-esteem thattliey effect a shorn ascet­ life or domestic ties; without a sting of such as they w ere, aud he would forego icism, being reserved in their manner, remorse or a sense of shame. There are the top lifters until he (the manager) had answering in monosyllaldea, and speakno ptwple op earth having a finer physique ran along the vein to tlie prospect of mg in subdued cadences, as if a. scarcity of speech and modulation of tho voice or viler morals. They are the relics paying clean up.’’-— WoMhinyton Pmt. were the indications of true dignity. of a nation who have played out their The l>eflt passport to the good graces of these individuals fa dress. ’ [ Crisp and Satisfactory. z Should the guest arrive travel-stained A correspondent wishes to know if we quering instinct has died away amid the can recall tbe rest of that beautiful yxxmi and in modest'attire, tho clerk sniffs him at once and relegates him to a room at incessant discord of family feuds and the top of the house. On the other damostie broils.— Wheeler* “ Short hand, should the guest appear in a vest College SUdents as Waiter*. Some of the college students who have tried ou the waiters’ apron* at the fcumxuer hotels this wnunon liuve learned tliat it is not so much fun to be a waiter as to board at a high-toned hotel and pay $4 per day. Several Bute* Col­ legians have retired after twenty-four or thHty-six hours of life in the 'kitchen. One of them said : “Why, they don’t know a fellow down there, when they see Lan out of the dining hall. Thi-y don’t allow a waiter to go in and out It gives us a good deal of pleasure to Secondly, no farmer ever left any dinnerfor hb hale old wife to clear away. Thirdly, there never was a child that could catch flies—we used to try it. When you come to analyze one of these sentimental poems it never fails to turn out u mass of prettily-worded lies.— Chicago Tribune. Spring (-oodn, necessity, that " now is the time to make Hfc clubs.” % ■ some tailor's walking advertfae- i lining with ointment and smelling of bandoline, he fa received with n emirk and a smile, and assigned to one of the best rooms in the house. Hotel clerks may change their climate, but it fa not often they change their manners, and to all guests they bear themselves with a superefliouji air, aa if the obliga­ tion* were all on their aide and they regarded tlie traveling public os inter­ lopers, trying to make their way un cileek, and upon whom a very strict watch should bakept —— irv> •*.— A YSA* IV ADVAMCV. । possible without ZMod B»»U SU JTfutUd at Aft, Mm. —— «r * I imou. HAPPY IN BARGAINS a»o*. T£5T •a ’a xoo • BJOD 7J50 ii xn ■a 5S a AND TEEMING WITH CUSTOMERS raising the brows, and u of 1880) consist., as usual, of th* i Our stocks for the Spring I knot onlnntlnMa Crnm tkn larrrna best selections firom the largest wholesale houses in New York, Detroit and Chicago, which may be enumerated under tho heads of s Tbe New-wltn* «thortragb. bonaftdeclreutaHon of dmuIjt 1600 Copies, every Isaac, and ccaaequrntlr I* a valuable adrcrll.ng medium. Clothing, Hate, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Nashville girertonj. V1LLAGE OFFICERS Prsaldent-Klbu Chltnran. Recorder—Frank McDerby. Ladies a.n<l Gents’ L^ixi’nishing; Goods, . * Crockery 0MtOO. JForietire. ErUUDlbT El> ,-WJOPAL CBUHCH-A. D. Xrwtom. Piuta.-. Service* every Sibboth at jqu THE CELEBRATED DAVIS AND SINGER SEWING MACHINESI gnsintj* girtctorj. They cannot foil to please the Ladies. W. H. YOUNG, r». Office E**t .id. dfUain Street, NwhvlU. • Office boon from 7 U> # a. m. and 4 to 7 p. IT> M T3T OUR SYSTEM OF HANDLING ONLY Hon est Goods and selling on the basis of Thro® —h.-,tee,। Feet to tlie yard and Sixteen Ounce* IK GOUCHER, to tlie pound, enables us to hold all our old custo»- IL A. BARBER, b. Homropethio Hiyrictea Ld surgeon vuicv. ucar ’vaiucnce. on cornel tun and Suu btrveU, N*«bvlil*, Mich. M■ ---- DR. a ers and gain new ones every week. A visit to the PIONEER ] STORE will convince the incredulous of this fact. We aim goods offered TTORNEY al.La* and Solicitor 1b Chancery i to please patrons both in quality and price of Ettel* and 1 nauranc* Aitent. CuilccUn* Aaudlira]« 'unteyancln« aapadallv. Bounty and Pen I ­them. Although most goods have advanced from 15 to 25 per sion Claim, promptly attended to, aud all olher bu.luw eni ruitec to my care. Office oppoalte Un­ cent we are selling many of them at the old prices. Try o» OU Hooac, Nashville. Mich. and see. LEWIS DURKEE, N. B.—Will continue to pay the highest market price i> f AUTE’R, Notify Public, Rod Eftiieud In.ur JLf iM<> AptDL Cdlecdons promptly made, and exchange for all farm products. Conveyancing properly executed Office In D.C •<rvteea. Office over Wbeclrr'a*lore. CHAS. H. BRADY, Griffith's Store. L. J. WHEELER, EMORY PARADY. USTICE OF THE PEACE. Coovcyancinr fully and promptly aUendad to. OOe* J Prop’r Pioneer Store, Nashville, Mich. WM. PARMENTER, \ f * D. Office over Hall'* Drue IU • mootvUie, Mich. ^TOW IS THE TIME itore. Ver- GRISWOLD, To Take Advantage of the U. Homoeopathic I’hyilcteo _and Hnrgeon. Otho* over D. C. Griffith'* »lore. Reaidence M• GREAT SPRING BOOM. Uon irlven to call* day nr nlfht. A. M. FLINT, eolkrtkiii* prmunUy Griffith'* Store, Naahv It Can Be Found at R PARADY, D. C. GRIFFITH’S RfANUFACTUBEBof Boots and Shoos. Making 111 and repairing neatly done, also .tricl aiten- SiTK Where he is constantly opening CHARLES SCHELDT, ZN"ew Spring GroocEs; BT.ArK.'-MlTir. attend* prornoUy to al] work I 4b« Bl:l£k.ntlth and l]..r>»-Hao»dr< line, it hl. on W« »t MA- M»l" t.liv- hltn n mil. -------- IN------ — • SliwtlUiwmu Knit. ■^yOLCOTT HOUSE, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS. C. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. Boots, Shoes, IVotionw, EIt<x. other btittl In Barry county. pl« Boom* urM floor. P J. PVRCHIS, Hohh HT It is economy to trade with ne, for I will not allow any merchant tw undersell me, who sells for CASH. Barber, JJERE YOU HAVE THEM. When we eay this, we mean that you have Maple Grove. Mich J^LIEBIUCSEB, Bargains in Spring Goods. READY MADE CLOTHING, I We an I rpHAT BUSBAKD OF USE I OsU hl. SHAVING and HAIR CUTTING I the largest and most complete stock of pleasure to present before the people of Nashville and vicinity, as a call at our store will fully prove. DRESS GOODS and PRINTS, fun E,A- BISH. BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, NAaHVILLK, MICH. I R must also be remembered that we atoo carry an immenw Stock of BOOTS, SHOES, yyiLLIAM JONES, AND ALL KINDS s FOOT COVERING —I—J HATS' CAPS- groceries, h.r.u>. toarttofit. Rukvuio. «u». etc. W- W. boJ for CASH udbij nr, dow । *od oooMqoonUr oar ouMhb 1—7 DENTISTS, 1 JKOdPIEK. BItOTH^H.8. �=----- -MTfFTfNE:---------Soma nefjsrimia scoundrels tried to demolish 8. M. Hewingn dam.nt Grand ' A valuable home WMki'ioil by tho care last Saturday pigiit, between Chester and VcrmoDtyille. The Charlotte races opened Wednes­ day with a full field <«f horses. The 8:15 claw hah 80 entries, out of which there will be 28 starters. Mrs. Richard Sharp of Oneida Town­ ship was seriously if not fatally burned last Week Tuesday, by her clothing catching fire Irani the stove. Deacon Btown who is tbe king l»ee, in the Eaton Rapids scandal, will be turned out of tbe church, aud whether lie will be legally denlt with, is yet to be determined. The barn of Geo. Dwight, living U miles north-east of Vermontville, was entirely consumed by fire, last Thursday night, together with hay, wheat and farming utensils, besides a valuable hoi sc. Loss. $800, insured in the Barry’ & Eaton for $500. A stranger from Ohio-who refused to give Iiis name; attempted to commit suicidu ou the Grand Rapids express, last Taeeday morning, between Char­ lotte and Eaton Rapids, bv cutting his throat with n penknife ana conductor Kelsey baiuledhiin over to tlie doctors Lands at Eaton Rapids. Fred Shepherd waa asaaulted by three young fellows Saturday, while riding in a carriage. Jo. Thompson took the whip from" tbe carriage and inflicted several sharp cuts and otherwise mal­ treated him. Thompson was arrestevl and Jailed. Fred is just recovering from a long sickness and wus not in condition to resist his assailants, who were drunk. - -AUGUST 21. 1880- Ledge one Digut last weejk“Tlimfchfnf by steam,” murmured a fond mother, as she glanced at an ar­ ticle id an agricultural paper. ,<What git ups they have .to have nowadays. If I’d had one of those steam thrashers for my four boys my arms wouldn’t hare. l*een so achy and rheumaticky as they are to-day,” and she dreamily thought of the past as it might have been. A boy wo# caugTt^by the leg while bathing at Altoona, Pa., and drawn under the water. The assilant, he says, was ablsck animal with immense Jaws. He struggled frantically and got away, but not until his leg had been so mangled that amputation was nec ciwary. It is thought that an alligator escaped from a car in a railroad acci­ dent near tbe place last spring. Tlie philosophical shrewdness of some children is remarkable. A Sun­ day school teacher had been telling her class the ’story, of “David and Goliath,” and she added, “and all this happened 8,000 years ago.’’ A little cherub opened his bright blue eyes with won­ der as he remarked; “Oh! teacher, what a memory you’ve got.” A Frenchman, Jiving iu Louisiana, whose wife deserted him, amused his neighbors by telling how he got her bafck without trouble. “Did I run af­ ter her to come back back !” he dra­ matically asked. “No, I did. not run after her. I zhust published in ze papaire’ Mt I have drawn $50,000 in ze lottery, and ze vas back much quicker zan hi no time 1” ojt AMD smut dec. is. in». tmaiss o> •NliW STOCK OFForanniall sum of money aud don’t you forget it. Have you mm any of Will's work! If not call on him, one door north of Boise and Frauds', get his prices and you will trade. Day Expreto-12113 p.m Arrive Chieagn EvB.ExtereM-.nnOp. m. Arrive Chicage t»8; FMltc ExIH0». m. Arrive Chicago MO i ' Going iB—t frrom JwckaKm: JU8T RECEIVED. WE ARE SELLING THE CELEBRATED ■-m. Arrive Detroit MB । I SCREW FISTERED GOODS GRAND RAPIDS —SOMETHING BETTER THAN------ FOR FASTENING SOLES OF BOOTS & SHOES. WE RECOMMEND THE Middleville"": SSfcll STANDARD SCREW CURES WITHOUT MEDICINE, Vermontville .. Charlotte.......... Eaton Rapids, . Rives Junction. Jsckeou Detroit------------ BECAUSE IT IS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO SIMPLTBT1BS0RPTI0N! RIP OUE THE SOLES STATIONS. QUARTER MILLION SOLD! CALL AND SEE THEM. Every Patient Delighted G. AYLSWORTM, $200 REWARD : Incontinence or Retention of Urine, Painful Urina­ the GENUINE MASON EXTRA TOPS AND ROBBERS. WHITE FISH, TROUT. LAKE HERRING, ; Foisthe season, of‘1880, ~----- By the pound or keg.------ I am prepared to furnish the public Sugar, Tea Unquestionably the best Bnilt and Easiest Riding . COFFEE. x Fitters postponed. ^=FRESH= ^~AND^— SALT MEATS, malt Bl ITERS appeal to popular conAmlenee becaore prepared from uufmoeuted mult, hope, and quinine, an.I other preciou, ingredient*, according to the proccaa of Liebig and are richer In the eiemenu that reatore to permanent health the weak, couvaicaeent, eonanmptlre, over-worker], nerrou,. zireplcfa, dyapcptlc, blHlaua and dele In appetite, than all other forms of malt or medicine Tbe gen­ uine are plainly •Igned by the rompany. Sold everywhere. MALT BITTERS CO. nOSTOS. MASK . [4« 4»j Eliinh Green, n switchman, wan I caught between a freight car and the I freignt house platform az Jackson <g> Wednesday and crashed to death. He was a married man past 30 years of age. A printer named Myers,’ who has beeu working in the Commercial office, The best Health and Strength Restorer in v’icksburg, for a few days past, ever used. broke jn to R. BakerA? Son’s drug store, Bn perfect !■ the compotltion of PARSER'S “No, William,’’ she mournfully ut­ on the 18, and topped the money draw­ GINGER TONIC that no <Heea*e can long ex*et tered, still allowing him to retain her er of $30. rbeumatuai. neuralgia, bowel,ktdtey, or liver comband. “No, William. I can’t marry plaint, or If you needa mild stlraulent. or appetizer, r-w-w Au Arkansas ’zaminatlou. .... ... ...... you. 1 don’t believe you can provide a .^sic tor “Cap’n,” said a colored man, entering l highly curative ■ nd inrieoratintr out never intoxi Kt.t can MP-I wife with butter npon your present sal-1I the office of a school examiner, whose ' T.y .we.bouK Yoarcraai.it*'>«g. ary, and I can’t eat oleomargarine.” I skiu was so black that to see him you i 7 '____________________________ 1 J * would think be hud silent his life in ' ELMIRA COLLEGE Porous plasters were marked down | boilingcrowsfordissatistied politicians. • ... . ’ victor, iwz I to fifteen cents, by a Danbury drug­ ^5“ | gist, yesterday. Thl. T ’ I. * mud, ' ehe.p.r * . han an undershirts, to say nothing “I’ae called round to 1h* ’rammoned. . i?-04 U<'T- ACflwle*. t>. D., | rw^B"lrK s Yabout the saving in washing. Besides, I’aea ’fewdonal school teacher.” Tlie best way for a wife to prevent her husband loving the wife of another man is to be her own dear self, a little sweeter, better and neater than the wife of that other man. The well ed­ ucated husband never leaves tows for thistles. AND HEAPS OF CROCKERY. i _ zv -a . . -- e I । 50 t ears before the Public. | Pronounced by all to be the most » remedy now in use for the cure of ooughM, comj cokb, hoartcnCM. croup, rrottn. tickling Hdrlinv sensation b nc*», in ths throat, whooping cough, etc. Over a million bottle sold within the latt few yean. It gives relief where ever rued, and tlie power to impart Iwnefit that cannot be bail from the cough mixtures now in uae. Sold by all druggists at 25 cents per bottle. - Workmanship and Materials A Toronto small boy stole a ball of twine from n store, the other day, by catching tlie loose end, and when ho got onfeide he deftly proceeded to lay in tlie twine hand over band until he had secured tho-wbole. • Down in Ohio when' a young man lias taken n girl to a spelling school sixteen times the law considers then* engaged to be married, and she has a good case of breach of promise if he doesn’t walk up. SGT'S WANTED for Smith1. Bri*-Dictionary .nd j “Did yon know dat hit’s a mighty hot J cross-fit to ston’ under the range ob de i batteries of my knowledge Tp I Cap’n." Klia th.-apnlirant, ■■«./ | being proud of my ’couiplisliiueut.. I hna sought yon’stead ob goin’ ter de ooedveated white 'lessor.” “Yer action is dat of a wise man an' fur sich wisdom 1'zibited in the very , ' bud ob de ^ddycation row. Oh, Ize I flowery; I’ll 'struct my secretary to I make yer one on de sheepskin st'flikit ov knowledge. Disarn figerative. We’se all out ov sheepskins, and in her place ■ we hab stibstitnted 'coonskins, tanned by a Arkansas niggnrnn ketched by a j justice ob de peace. Do hit sricke you 1 tn d« .lomneh <jbmentation !” j YilS, tap n. “Wall, now ter de zamination. SecA sea Captain in Portland, Me., now rnta-y, get down <Utbrn» in-n wid a over fifty yean of age, has never had dogwood bolder nn'fetdiMthcab. to, on nppornnity to vote for President, I, in de cordonce wid dem ’ntniclioue. ns he has-always l»ecn at sea or in some i» ttwine ter tote die num (dirouzh de foreign country at the time of election. now zrocn ob knowledge wbar de bners am thick an’ whnr dar’h many n toe “You are nothing but a demagogue,” nail Jyin’ 'mung de grubs. Now for said a tipsy fellow to Tom Marshall, fust. ■ Does yer undcrston’jogafy !” “Oh. yessah, dat my holt.” who promptly paid him back; “Put a I ■ ! IIOI.MaN’h DTO^nDTil DTDl PS , Vlk v 7 c > <»«"»>•".* J. ffiHSEdr . ca --------------------------------- t-------------------------M Qfnn firtranQ ulOD UlgailS 3„r ... J?. frw , [4M»j -------------- ------------------------ 7-7;-------------- b«»OO Reward ! we win p«y tha cbow renrd for *ny cue ot wht; wm’.’vmubteuJL phu. »hen t£ di«. uon.anctriciivcorapited with, tim-j- «rr purriy Vecctobie .nd never foil u give Mifofoctfon. s«itnilatlnni Tlie eenuine maaufocturri! only J. C. west *CO~-Thenu Maker.," nil end ira w. fw.trM jw.lww., b, wweHealth la Wealth. THE IDEAL OF THE TRUE ARTIST. Are EMHCiitiiil Factors in Goods of this Manufacture, ’ Therefore I place my Goods upon the believing they will stand the test, and tory to all who purchase. Sellers* IJvt-r Pills are also high­ , ly rccomuiended for curing liver com­ plaint, constipation, sick headache, feMarket, confidentially |' ver and ague, and all diseases of tlie prove highly satisfac-1I stomach and liver. Sold by all drug | gist at 25 cents per box. E. COOK ATTENTION ALL P. T. BOISE, DRUGGIST, (Successor to Boise Bros.) YOU CAN FIND AT MY STORE IYou ““ always find th? fol,0Yi.?5 "ticie., or will be made to I order : All kinds of An apple tree in the orchard of Wm. Plymive of Washington County, Pa., “ What about de acience ob plebotwn-' Ijears nine varieties, some of which are ny F («] “f walks all ober dat science on i now ripe, while others will not npen vtilta.” until late in die. fall. NhcrifT Male. “What does yer know 'bout mata- . p'!???"!”,_________ ...__________ ■ nnu anvrrinr»m <n i.ircuillour. — A Boston paper has discovered that "De quilt ob my bed am patched wid I county of Barry. «uu of Michigan, in raw of hi they have four regular scandals per it.” : Nicholljto -tae directed and delivered against the day in Cincinnati, outside of elope “Mi*ter Secretary,” said the exHUiio>t riiKtiourr, "sSTei. latmtaSaji chcreb rows. p ;.i Ifikit. Reoornmend him, Allee, ofln.and to tb«Ulk>wlnrd<»crib^ Eat'the 'peach and throw the pit zamiued dis yeah. Dar’s yer paper-K. awny.take from life the pleasant part, aah; au’ remember dat the cloud ob as Ute bro the aweet from clover. eddycation am a hlack <Aie. A man ea i of tbe Yankee Spring* end Orange­ dat showes such a familliarity wld lying ville highway.except aa follow.: Commencing at tbe You’re a man after my own heart, science az a* y< you does is bound oue day north -east comer of the north-wesl quarter of ..Id _ ___ _ | toimtMalooton * ahool- aedloo numtor three, in the feeter <K tbe OrangeS the blush tag maiden confessed when to put his to am lover nronruuui -^. tnorrio.x. ! <‘(T. FfftCb Ul b.r lor.rpn.p^, K'S.X’Es Ifirodolars an’ a half for de double ’doraetnent. Gimmy ten dollars.” lie of r politition can not be The money was cheerfully paid, and by his rattles. the man with his blotted coon-skin watt out hrto tbe world to >n«ag« in the touruament of letters.—Little Bock GascHf. When Combined "With ..^eikn. nra-rw. , ou»h«*foche, menl.1 depreufon. foe. of memory tliinardeutiat iwminln do teef nb-yer h«x« to «« any roae. with « larnin f” ! by n» for rix boxra, secntnpanlcd "I eata up grain mer like a man han’- I mon<Uv^fhXr t^ C.W. SMITH^ 3 SELLERS’ COUGH Nlai-ket. I SYRUP! IT IS GENERALLY KNOW . ___ • , -w ! To t>e ________ found i ii the you always know where it is. -------- AND--------- IBOIA.O^’AN. IIRIEII BEEF PRESSED REEF, HERRING A HALIBUT. tapntv. be, eomnlexio,.. ba.not only __________ nearly lost her eyesight, but her conA 4-year-old son of Geo. Stevens of ( TAf) not roufouml thi» matchicM renovxtor <>f n-etemplated marriage with a wealthy Ogden was attacked by a herd of fern- 1 A-'birand rxhaunM eotwtuuttoni with violent ati.liuputablepbv.irian is ind.ltnitrly : Hou. swine a...l terribly ...aoKle.l, /^‘r\T.-.tei-^S‘..';j''TATrf'-Mu™1” I His father hearing his cries, arrived in time to save the little fellow’s life. W. SMITH SELLS FRUIT CANS! frW-t MEDICINE 0 08639677 Day Kidney Pad Co. K Exprwa Through Coachesand Sleeping Cara to and from Grand Rapids and Detroit. All trains connect In same depot at Detroit with Great Weat-ra^Grand Trunk end Can-ada Southern Railways. K. C. BROWN, H. B. LEDYARD. Aaa*t Genii So pt Jaekaon. Uen’l Sup’t Detrol Unei.C Wwwwawww NASHVILLE, MICH., bJJIadder. Pain In the Hack, | MICHIGAN NEWS. Mai Grand Repid.J QOOK’S CARRIAGE WORKS! . Gravel, Dropeey. Bright s ! 1 Detroit.......—i Jackson.-.---------- '12:30 Rivet Junction,..— MM Seton Raplda,...— 1:18 Charlotte‘ 1:33 Vermontville—™ 2.22 -------------- FASTENED WITH IT.--------------- Nine piisoners from deadwood, D. T. ting, Brlck-dujptScpSu, Inflamatlon of tbe Kidwere lodged in the Detroit House of Correction lost Friday.. Mrs. Catharine Langhorn of Danby, not cure. Ionia Co., was found dead in bed on gT°p tbe morningof the 11 th. John Donnelly, aged 80, fell from n V9EIT AT ONCE I We are raising more wheat iu this lumber pile nt McGraw’s mill, near ^ntur^n^’fin<" 'VHH world than we use. About 2,000,000,­ To lw had nt your Dn>e Store, or we will actxl 000 bushels are produced annually. It • The safe in D. G. Wilder’s store nt mall. Write tor <Mir bMk, ffiviiw ft hi-tory < new and wonderful dheovery. would require a daily consumption of Watrousville wan blown opeii by burg­ of 5,320,000Jhim1icU to consume this lars ou Monday night and all the mon­ enormous quantity, and people are not ey token. A $12,000 fire occured at Battle -using that much every day. Every Creek on tbe morning of the 13th ult. year more land is being put into It is supposed to be the work of an wheat growing. incendiary. Mark Orrof Mayfield, Lapier Co., ’ Dr. Tapner finished his forty days was sljot by Wm. Tuttle in a wkirmish 1 fast Inst Saturday noon. The M. D’s., which involved the whole Tuttle fami­ F THE NEW FOOD are interested in ■ watching the work of ly and Orr. Ho will probably not re- ! Tannpr’s fitting up again; claming that cover. A woman named Blakeman,living at in his recovery, while disregarding the Deckerville, was bitten by a rattle­ ■ advice’ of these wise one’s, he has per­ snake in a swamp west of her home, formed a greater feat tha1' any former ..and died in three hours, from the ef­ I fects, on Saturday. effort iu this line. . . . -------- —< »------------j An old gentleman named Boice, A hnndsomo girl uf Indianapolis, whose home is in Oxford, Mich., and IlxL, viio Imblwnlly nwl arwnie to I fl'" .««*««!«* '*•« KrAOKo nieulc ot - DIVISION. EA8TWAR1 . STATIONS. PARJHI& IMPLEMENTS, OSBORN REAPERS AND MOWERS, SULKEY RAKES,' Shovel Plows, Com Cultivators and Harrows both Square and Medicines, Chcmlcah, Pnlnta. Oila. Varnishes, . - Remedies ____in And all tlie leading Plttflt & PrOpriStOiJ HcdiciDtS School Books, Double and Single,. Heavy and light, unsurpassed in style, qual-i ity and low prices. Repairing done cheap. , Callan, Collar Pads and in fact everything in the Harness line. A LAHOS USS or Bibles, Autograph and Photograph Albums A COMPLETE LIME OF LUMBER, WAGONS, Carriages, Top and Single buggies and Spring wagons. Trim­ Wall Paper and Bordering, [TKIMMBD FKUC ] ming a specialty. Old tops made to look as good as new. । A8 FINE A LINE OF Remember we hnve a foundry and are always ready to reapair make or furnish anything made of Cast or Wrought’ As there is in town, and all wnrranted to be as represented Iron. or money refunded. don’t Itave headaches. iL^JniyUtb 1MB. CRT [iOf GHTAUX.«h-rir Horseshoeing and Job Work done by the best of workmen. Casting a specalty. Scrapers and Fann Bells cheap. Chilled and land sides to fit almost any plow. Kettles, all sizes, Col­ umns for brick buildings, Iron Fencing &c. Prweripiiou <•* al- F. T. BOIM. �Naahvillf will Soon Ri­ val the County Seats VI_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ M4PI.E GROVB ITEMS. bet- for it h all over with. It’s a girt Fred Schraz thinks that 50 bushels of oats to the acre is a good yield, far this Charles Hamilton, every hotly far and Another cold wave has struck u*. Chas. Sehrinor h down with chill fe­ near comes down to Petes to get plas­ E M. Richards is in our midst again. J.'R. McKee is sick and his absence ver and Wash, Downing is also lying tering sand. (Uncle Ben Tupper is his new hotel in West Bonis much regreted by the Sabbath quite low. ' Quite a number of our young people nuxa.y As we came over to Woodland school. . expect to attend camp meeting at Free ­ last Saturday, we saw some of .the peo­ Have we got to import our pancakes? r mUX»l«"GAINKD in three wreka, and cured ple had been drinking a little too much 1ID . we know of only one patch of buck­ port or Ionia next Sunday. otonsumKIou. V a- r*c, • A Garfield and Arthur club was or­ whey, we did not know those men, but V,-.... wheat. Maple Grove ia without a school su­ ganised here on Saturday evening, by they acted queer, and that moral man. perintendent, as Dr. Whitmore has re­ Clem. Smith and J. Clarke, of Hastings. Mr. Haight, we think a great deal of Clark Titus, Mike Reiser and Andrew him.we are glad to see him when we go signed and is going west. Aurora Borealis lit up the northern Scott and son, started north, last week, to the Center,ho docs our undertaking sky, with a glorious refulgence <jon the to engage in killing chipmouks and over this way. We found1 Mr. Wright for him. J. V. HULL, other large, “annie myles," we would there buying hogs and he had a splen­ evenings of the 12th and 18th. derron Cd., Ky. Joo bottle will Mrs. A. Plum, of Nashville,* is visit advise them not' to stay long .or the did lot of them, we. also heard Unde ing friends in tbe south part of town; shoe shop will loose its most valuable Charles Galloway and wife were very tCohhumutton tbraltdoes nut onec. and It wflj break op a freah cold , sick, and that new doctor is having a and breathing the pure air of tlie coun­ reputation. . S3 M pre Wot buttle. ORADIXKKC »c»8l. ITilUdalphla, Pa A cheese meeting was held at the good practice judging by his looks, he try once more. is a young and energetic fellow. We Town, Hall on Saturday afternoon, Mr. Elder killed a rattle snake in S. ATTENTION! LADIES! P. Shaferis oat fleld.which is the fourth which resulted differentlythan was ex­ saw that Andrew’ Carpenter’s boy was f the residence of-lyman e. booth. in Kalamo, I will be ftmud In readlnew. Sot he has killed this season. According pected. That interloper, from Sun­ keeping tho hotel. Mr. Haight says he to ita rattles it was in its infancy, at field, went home looking rather deject­ has a shop overhead, in the cheese fac­ the beginning of the last decade. ed, gucss'he did not accomplish what tory, where he can help himself to the wney, The people there bad a meeting A party of young folks started out to he wantedio. > give Mr. Mason’s people a little sur­ Woodland Lodge, I. 0. G. T., is in that day pertaining to the cheese,there prise Friday evening, but after being full blast, W. C. T., J. F. Orwick ; W. seems to bo some dissatisfaction informed that one ot the children was V. T.. Miss Dora Haight; W. C., Win. among the pi^rons and the boys were I MRS. 8. OLDFIELD. very sick, they hastily resolved to re­ P. Holly; iW. S., Burt Snuggs; W. T., up and gave bonds,and they say every­ turn to Mr. Lapham’fl where they were Mrs. H. C. Carpenter; W. A. 8., Frank thing is passing off finely. While cordially welcomed and a good time Miller; W. F. 8., Mrs. B. Lee; W. M., there we tried find out who Q. Cum’was participated in. Elbert Haight; W. D. M., Mrs. Frank her was, but they did not know, and it At the Republican caucus,. Aug. 14, Wakemam; W. I. G., Miss C. Haight; was getting almost time to go home, tlie following delegates were elected to W. O.G., Wm. Miller; W. R. H. 8., and we heard the drum, and Grandpa attend 'ike convention, to be held at Mrs. J. F. Orwick; W. L. H. S., Mrs. said it was Mr. Barnum playing,he had a man playing the fife and they went Hastings, Aug. 19, for county conven­ B. Stowell. tion: Thos. Brice, J. L. Ketcham, Wm. up and down the road stepping very JOHNSTOWN ITEMS. Freeman, M. V. Baker, Geo. Spencer high so he would not fall down. After andJ. K. Wilcox; for district; C. R. a short time two gentlemen came along Sunday night Aug. 1st more rain fell in a top buggy and some spoke and Palmer, M. H. Palmer, P. Shaffer, E. G. Potter, B. Pearce and T. T. Dewey; L. than any other one time this summer. said these men were from Hastings, ; they were Temperance men, and they W. H. Bristol has bought a half in-‘ spoke for Garth-Id. but we did not stay. Laphnm was elected to attend tlie Htate'convthition, Sept. 14. terest in C. A. Bristols steam thresher. We saw that Stinchcomb, who was reIt is reported that Miss Hattie Zim­ Iiroscnative once, some one said he was Mr. Norton, Richard Griffin and Will amc. b nt we could not detect it prob­ Brooks were driving over to 3. B. Nor­ merman. and Mr. Henry King, were ably itAvas tho excitement. ton’s early the other morning, when iu married last week. Muskrat. I Be careful youngsters, and not go front oi Wm. Araher’s, by means of .VashvUie Jlnrketa. the tugs being too long, the tongue far Sunday evenings to meetings. dropped down and run into the ground, I The* thundei showers may keep you tipping the wagon over and spilling out until breakfast, Monday morning. the inmate^ very promiscuously, and Dr. A. P. King of Johnstown. Prof, throwing the horKes down. All escaped j of equine pbisiology is iiouririiing imwithout any serious injury. mensely at his old btuiuess this year Some of our good people hold up He thinks he will make bis fortune, their hands in holy horror at some of I Bring on your rick horses. .our items. We were not aware that we ! A thorough horseman of this place, had said anything very bad. Kind while helping one of his neighbors ; yyHEN YOU WANT ANYTHING friends, don’t forget this, even if you ' about his threshing, wanted to train have to cut it out, and paste it ou your i one of the said neighbors colts to walk I ------IN THE LINE OF----tuff, that .uyour !■»<•<• .bi.i«i in A mir. up to tho engine. The owner of the) LOCAL MATTERS. I FPUT'C DIIDMICUIUf PAAI1C ror, so shall your actions shine, in tbe colt willingly gave tbe frightened ani- ------------------------------------------------- “ I News, be they good, Itad or what not, ' Xi-uoraiLLHo^At™^; .1-! we are writing for tbe mass and not . •?’r 1’ga‘®xtJa.1?ok a| wavs crowded! Because of our exten-j a T r Tp XT DDACJ for a few individuals. We feel grate­ the engine, became ternbly frightened | mvc custom. Our custom extends to ! A I j Hi 1X I> . *I,a corner .»F Pnrnntl Si,nttal<l OdeSSU, i ful to that broad shouldered fellow ottil and LirirLv) Landed tliA the foinnr tamer in the of 1I Roxand, Sunfield,v Woodland, I---------jonnsiown, Assyria. Assyria, Bellev Bellevue, Kalamo . •------ AT------•who stands to the front and bears the tlie fence, aud made tracks for tiie Johnstown, and phy the Nashville mills sell Flour /2t J? J J? A T> m Q blame for us. back end of the farm. cheapei cheaper than her neighboring towns! l(rJlal2Tj7 XL JA J: -L ij f I. L. Dodge. One night last week there occurred We have hat a good water power to do it where you wiu and tbs • P. P.H Holler oller. . -w _________ » a very brilliant hymenial affair in tbe with. ' COUNTY LINE ITEMS. neighborhood of the M. E. church. Wc call attention to the ndvertiseThegossipcrs all flew about, they all meat of the Collegiate Institute, Mon­ Pass tlie green com. did shout, the bulls, tlie bears, also the roe Mich., which under the new man­ I. Ehret is building a new ginnery. agement has become one of the most “Lyons” got out, on a "Hunt.” The In Wretcrn Mlehlgan. We inanufactare Several light showers on Saturday. 1 bridegroom ____ ____________ ___ aguests _____ _________ came,rthe arrived,, desirable places in tlie country for a young latjy to be educated. We would 8. S. Mattison is down with tlie rheu- the parson came the happy pair took advise au vxaniination into its merits I their (ieparture to upend their future before making other arrangements. -SO matism. L. Merrifield has sold his team to tlie in a blissful dream, but alas! for tbe In Uila City who bare the right to use They all do it. tha natent Mix noys. tittle-tattle of the low bred, the sim­ Go to the Old Reliable Market for Cute Smith, of Kalamo, is visiting ple truth of the matter was.’ three Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats of all friends in Petoskey. , young _____ _ ladies _____ __visited another, , -__ _ kinds. H enry R oe , one afWhich to tho latct and greutrat Imprnvrment yet Proprietor. Will, acknowledged taking tbe eggs ternoon, not much of a joke on the mode In SHIRTS. Il will hereafter be uaed and forked over a V. . v j contestants of the Johnstown blab. Ten I Tea! Tea! H. A. Scott, of Kalamo, claims to I wonder if Ed. and his wife know it, Big Bargains in Tea. and a Beautiful have the largest yearling colt in the Henry says, next time he wants to Conch Shell given with every Pound. C. W. Smith county. know it in time to starch his “stand A HOSTETTER Bitters Iron, Nails, AINSWORTH & BROOKS Glass, Stoves, desire to announce that having erected Tinware, Paints, one of the largest and mart convenient elevator buildings in central Michigan, Oils, Varnishes, they are prepared to receive and and Brushes PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE At below Manufacturers prices. I Imd* the decline credited up to uie* on these goods and can Having bought for caah. My oxpensefi That may be brought them. They also are low. I do not sell goods at cost, keep for sale at the lowest prices but a: a fair living profit. Seed*, Fiour. Feed. Lime, Salt, Plaster, Stucco, Hair and Shiuglea. A FIRST-CLASS TINNER Money M iy Dealiiu with them. Always ready at moderate rates. AHSWyWOBTH A BROOKS. SPECIALTIES: Builders Hardware, Pure Whitehead, _ _Ohio _ _ _Boiled _ _ _ and _ Pure Linseed Oil, Lard, Castor. Golden, Sperm, Virginia Lubricating Oils. rpHE FISHING LINE. TAKE THE G’d Rapids & Ind. R. R. enyU^’Btat fills PMOia, - AND THE FAMOUS Game and Summer Resorts and Lakes of Northern Michigan. The Legal Tender and Other COOK STOVES. ... M tcuipiD norm n ooa* arc unaurpaawv.ii cquuira, In the Abundance and <rr*t rerV'iy of fl»h ccntaln- 'Che Trout season begins Muy 1^. Tho Grayling M-tucr. open. .Tune tot. Black ILm, Pike, Pickerel, aud Muscalongo also , I abound in torrs numbers, fn the msny lakes and' I lakelets In ihtaienitorv. Game of vsribus kinds, seeb a* Deer, Bear, Part­ . ridge. Duck, *e, are very plentiful, and large num­ ' bora of sportsmen annually visit this region with •I Tlie finest makes of KX1VRM, *a KAZOItM. Nil E l KM, .HC'ISSOKS, IN THE WORLD. FARMERS & MECHANICS TOOLS in»tlc aShetlone. ! The hotel accotnUH»lalloii» are uuud. far «nn>a»• Inir the average in eountrici new enough to afford ■[ lli« finent fur tlshluk* and huutlng. During the .<ra*ou, round trip exeuraion tlckeU wifi be wild at loar rate®, and attiactive, train faclll- on this route. Fo> Tourtata’ Oui<i«, an attractive. Illu«*.rat«d book of 100 pagvs. free, containing full information and acurate tuapaorthe fhblnc grounds and time card, call on your tiekoiaccnt or address A. IL LEET. OcnT PaaVr A«t. Grand Rapids, Mich. Tbrousb trains coin* north over this route leave Grand Rapids IftStl a. m.. and tftOO p. m. Arrive at I’eUMky at SOT a. mn and 8A) p. m. Returning leave Pvl.Mkcry al 6-85 a. m.. ami ®:0O a. tnarrive at Grand Rapids at 600 a. ra.. ami p. m. Round trip Bummer Eseurolon ticket*, good co* ing north from June 1st U> Scut. 30th and returning till Oet-21, from Grand Rapids to Petoskey 47.40 to Maclnac, 41U00. (411) Call and tff me. Respectfully, . FRANK C. BOISE. rpHE OLD ESTABLISHED JAND RELIABLE FURNITURE FIRM OF J. LENTZ & SONS ? gnpU BARRTY1LLEMILLS. Are on Hand with a LiargeHt Stock BEST SHIRTS For any quantity of EA8IY MEET COMPETION, GENT S FURNISHING GOODS, CONTINUOUS FACING, Unload Wheat and Grain Ex­ peditiously ui Accuratly. HARDWARE, ANEWLINEOF FURNITURE WALKER & NORTON . . Description, I MaacracrcBSM aus DsaMSa:s Which will Defy Competition in every j Respect. Remember that all our Goods, which we Manufacture, are Warranted in Every Respect. FLOUR, MEAL; FEED, We are also prepared to furnish any­ thing in the ATTENTION UNDERTAKING LINE, Having tharoughlr overbaulodand refitted our mill COFF1SM, ( ANKETK, . KOBEM. Mil BOLDS Ac. GOOD WOBK GUARANTEED. MORGAN, BARRY C0M MICH. -------- WITHOUT-------- A great many people would like to know who Timothy Tumble is, our­ self included. . W. C. Wilcox made a bee on Wed­ nesday of last week, there was a good turn out and tlie boys gave Whit a good lift on his new house. Chas. Toms is the owner of a jack knife, which he found on an Indian trail, between Vermontville and Ionia, in 1853. He has carried the wne, for 37 years. And now R. A. Perry toes the mark, and informs us tliat he has in his posessiuna cane that was made from tbe whale tliat swallowed Jonah. “Perhaps,”says he,“you may think it a big cane story, but nevertheless tis a up.” HASTINGS ITEMS, G?"WiU nay the highest market price in cash for un Mil ted butter Fann­ ers bring in your butter and save the salt. E. Reese. HXTRA COST ' FARMERS I WALKER & NORTON, RIP DOWN THE BACK, Of any one in the country. PropM of tbe BARRY VILLE MILLS The circuit court adjourned on last YP* For Jewelry and Watches go to F. T. Boise. Wblcb. iu every nentleman knows. la usually tbe Thursday without day. ■_. - »_ -I___ —... U" — ....VI A praise service or service of song Be wise; simply call on your druggist “ during vararion. For full particulars, address, was held at the M. E. Church last Sab­ for “Dr. Sellers’Cough Syrup,” when ALLES BROS., (44-47) ,J. C. MeCURDY * CO., Chicago, ill. you have a cold or cough. 35c a bottle. j Monroe 8t.,Oppo«IU RalhbUrn Houkl bath morning. for funeral occasions furnished free of Tho Potter Bros., sold over 100 Watchea! Watches! Watches! Probate Order. a charge. cheeses, from tlie factory in this city Ho everybody that wants a Watch! St ran or) Monroe, Mich. Und<r tbe msnsgcmoni of the new on Monday last. Go to Flemings the Jeweler, he keeps t^opty° I prlncliMtl, to In a most prosperous condition. Opens te Court for the County ________ J. LENTZ A 8ON8. i Sept. wth. Terms moderate. For elienlara address In the case of tbe people vs Frank ;aH ’~A the different kinds, but makes the IUV 1 Of B<Jr^3 | D. W. Hasis, X Pritt. {DM»1 “ •» uvuud i V( Hu ut I on Tueaday. tbe 27th dav ol July. In JT IS A FACT Bwdi-g wbfcb ontrUl whra I to sell at Bottom prices. Go see for 1 ft” ry oi « thoasand eight hundred and eighty, Smith. Judge of Pm bate. wrote my j ‘last * ........................................... letter, tbe jury brought yourse vourself. He has also as fine a line of m ement it let of the estate of MARY CUR ITS, Jewelry and Silver Plate ns enn be ' i>«crarf srdict of not guilty. Jewell in a verdict teaming and ana nilas nung tbe toe praitiva. ptuuvn, duly auiy T«rifled, vvnueu, James Fleming. 1 on trading Rev. Mr. Wilkinson, who for the found in Barry Co. of Catherine Curtla. of Catherine nrarlncCurtla, that anpraying ln«trurnrnt tbst an thl« Instrument this — .I.J ak.1. /I-.— -. oraamental^ ^designs, ' trade past juut two years yean, has ha. been the pastor of In cases of Kid Complaint I Caveats. Asslgnmento.' Interf<— tbe Raptint church in this city, has where all other remedies have /ailed. Inter* ranees. Infrln^nWe desire to say to those persons re­ moved to Cedar Springs, in Kent Co. Hill's Buchu has made permanent cures siding in this neighborhood, who have, Wm. B. Sweezcy was admitted to for the last three or four weeks, been practice a. an attorney and coummior I -wuoR m rniuRnQ „ in such a terrible jangle, and that too, Israel Jouea of Franklin station, IN BARRY COUNTY over such very small and trifling mat­ at law, und solicitor and counselor in .■ Ohio, Uh io, has a son whom thedoctora the doctors had ters, that it would )>e better for them chancery Benjamin T. Halstead was given up with >•. -rx. . „ ... a Diabetes. He applied and in the future, if they would endeavor also admitted as above. 'finish. ' Day’s Kidney Pad, when be commcnthere be, why the prayer of'said petlonex should not to settle up their quarrels in a quiet, 1 ced to improve and is now able to get Parlor Suita. LeRoy. | out and attend to bis work. peaeable manner, shake hands <n a’S"It to further ordered that raid petitioner give Chamber Suita, friendship, smoke the pipe of peace ^Mckera, and do unto each other as you would be JORDAN LAKE AND VICINITY. done by, which you will find to be in Form the basis of many of tbe Ague the end, a far better, nobler and grandI remedies in the market, and are the Mr. STRONG: Extension Tablas, Tw...iuh« r. ml « j resort of Physicians and people who • acid dar of hearing. Lounms, ____________________ I was thinking if j on could hear from know no letter medicine to employ, CLEMENT SMITH, Mirrors, I ' loui'bba'g'uekaco.. Judge of Probate CARLTON ITEMS. . Via. uvvu, 11. *v< thisuinn vnniuf, LUU,piutuI. lie Cl' our neighborhood, it nvutu would lllionn inform ‘ for distressing complaint. iThe ef- ‘ Camp Chairs, Ac. opp-u. p^mo®«. w^mgw.,d.c aome ot thr nvdera of tho N«w«, what !««•.•>«of theao drag, aro deara. ..pleodid raU„:7 i^eriog I X'' io^rdra«dnS I F _Xi80_ I ROOT o» SHOE lUIOPv ~ Very dry. Common Furniture Hot weather. on our lake. It is located between beeweed I dizziness, ringing in the tlie ears, wtrs, aud and depWoodland and Odessa, is two and one ij rearion reasion of the constitutional health. health, j TBAt>1 marz the Orera Ear-r«*M mi Hard plowing. nt.m, feKrtpUn. ...................... half miles long, aud- three quarters of a 1 Ayer rKI1’s ”A ague «V£ Cure ure is is a vegetable dis<li«Farmers grumbling. mile wide Tl>o^. i... coverv, containing neither quinine. unfailing curator Our Undertaking Departmn't j HOOT^wm shoes The boys are all afraid to ask -the m l< vtidt . I here bus been quite a । anH2nlc> «Or any deleterious ingredient । nJ‘ ° r 1 In a workmanlike manner aud At inw pricca girls. large number offish can gut here this j and is an infallible and rapid cure for TUiy rbra^ iXouucr, Complete in erary pastlcular. FINE SHOES a sprotaity. Mittens quite plenty, but uncomfort­ spring and summer, and those people l' every form of Fever and am. Ague. w Ite *** *” A. BURCMAN able this hot weather. WsguaraMM _ ________ ,_____ of Woo.il.rd raoirr tarn. . very good Alvin Carpenter has got to be quite a boot boon located on U>o rivor. Uo- I .HfcjAjLg , po.iti,n cure for F.rrr B^in ---------- ------ — . w Prices that Can’t I Undersold ",<>J?rTinHOFFict man. Cause a 6 lb. bov. >e in nil iu t<.r>n«,it DnUoj. ‘ W The Kiri, -ueell .nxlon. to Know | !’M’n Tup^r *nd -»<>"!“ >'*“• rJ“>Thanking our nnmerou. palreusaf tbe past I who will be tlieir beaux to camp-meet- **ftVe some half a dosen boats in tlieir ■ 5”P* EMCrcmraJI* mm», w» shall endeavor b>- fslr dialing ar.iirvason- ! ing.; house. The fanns around here are in ; T* —rnvy able prices to doable their number during tbe year I HQW TO ““Vt til”.* fl'1 “h'gh “I^lUveUon. Mr. Dot, ulhu-to nuUrioa*,* mU«- I e r Q4 I toSi " a* the head of the lake umtic distneta. By direct action on CALL ASD OKT PRICllW. i w.’i’d' U^re^^in w2t'&rSJt.hieh i. loejUed on IXJSX'' heS’ A GOOD HEARSE TEACHERS®EK MOHROFcOLLEGiATE INSTITUTE, NO PATENT NO PAt Largest and Best Selected Stock Pinin P TTP NTTTTDT? Ifl I LH I lURtf NERVOUS DEBILITY. , ^S^.Vr.^3 etiy. on Bntordoy hut. Uxcl.r Masok. ; Mr. Dot,. Inrai, I.r rarpum tho« in u,, (Woodland iu>d in our «i«ler town*. | lie*1 Fou SAIJ- btali. Dkauciu. i Vo»> X? LAWYER Kelloaa, Demaray A Co. j i StUTA’lTiJ-K: * �A GRAXD PAGE15T. BM V1L.LB. 'l SATURDAY, - - AUGUST 21, 1880. WEEKLY lEWSREVItW JKMT. utile tornado recently h wept uwm the south • ni JtepuUl part of Oa»* county, Dakota, making a track for Governor, go oak. tob. taMlop. «g». Miss Adelaide Neilson, the aocom- At 7 odock it *eetn*d m if every living wing but especially on'Michigan and Waboah avenue*, About 30,000 people visited tho Chicago Jockey Club Part to witnoM tbe ngjo retirement fre m the stage, and sailed for Eu­ along the sidewalk* no cverwhclniiugly that a affair than find report* indicated. The drill of the Knight* Templar commander:..* rope, died suddenly tbe olhcr day at the Conti- • quick step WM impossible to tlie most active of frontal Hotel, in Pari*... .Twenty-one persona death* already number fifteen at thia writing, _ — -• — to.tototo«ri.l XL. would not, or could not hold them. They in­ vaded tlie roadway*, and not all threatening* year*’ imprisonment, and sixteen to lixrd labor and imprecation* of the stalwart peeler on foot Ohio. for terms varying from ten L> fifteen v<*ra. could move them half an inch from tlieir ... .Resolutions denouncing tbe British House dation* at the part were wholly inadequate. of Lords and tbe Irish Land law* were Most of the spectator* wefc compelled to stand by an immense Ho i e-Rulo mertlne American monarch, hi* wife and roysfrepubli­ bounding on and crashed into the roar c*r, for hour* in the broiling ran, and. although tho adopted can family were on their dignitv, und inrirted Glasgow, ScotlandBulgaria and Roudust wm stifling, no water was to be had except In ruania are at loggcrte-ads ana Ritusia hr con­ on what they conceived to be their full right*. Thi* wa* all very well during tbe earlier pert centrating troops at n strategic point in view of ■nncwvnL an impending crisis.... .Burglar*- stole 960,000 of tlie prodding*, aa the prtKMurion wa*, in­ evitably, about an hour late in aterting. Thi* The census returns of Arkansas, com­ worth of jewelry and plate from tlie resKleixx- enabled every person who desired to be a spec­ of the Earl of Eldon, near Warcbam, England. plete kaa nine small district*, four of wldch are .... A recent &ble dispatch announce* the death tator to take up aome kind of a poaiti'm. Some adhered obstinately to the suiewalk*. some estimated. show the population of the State to of Marshal Bazaiue. . hung half .way oat of window*. Some climbed be 810,147. The final reunion will inThe agitation againut an exclusive the tree* and' telegraph polo*. Every stoop •team Alling it instantly. added to the horror crcaac the number slightly....... Unofficial gold currency is daily gaining ground iu Ger­ waa garrisoned to repletion. Housetop* were -a _ ___ 1 —_ I — .r .rito.,..., crowded with boy* and girl* who denod the From out of the concealing rajxir rame tho tion of 968.410, * gain of 247,804 rince 1H70. .. many, and it is expected that the entire finan­ ardent ran, aa, emancipated from vaporish ahriok* of women, wail* of children, and yell* A I wind of Indian* recently attacked tlie mad- cial question will be reopened at the next ses­ thralldom, be made the bert nee of hi* oppor­ of men. Tho people on the lirat train ran pell I c-Mch ou the road between El I1**-! and Dsvi*, sion of the Reichstag. tunity and seemed resolved on converting all well from the earn ur jumped through the win- | Tex., and look • posacmion of all the The French Government renounce* ।----------v------------------- --- -------------down, and it wa* sometime before they beounc I mail matter and the Block. In the fight tlie _ tixmiM-lvM by getting or .rgj.pUMT sufficiently compoaod to make eaniewt effort* I hiail drives and three men were killed. ’ Tlie - -- u. ™uo> ,b. ...d« I; a«fndo of lamp-port*. They hung like sqtiirto rescue tho injured and relieve their raffur- route i« infested with the redakiu*, and troops L<*f*M<p* canal nroM*“1 and atul 1* is willing willing and and doairrinsir- I1 s_n branches, and escaped _ui from frail with their faga,” • I have been ordered forward to protect p**ren- OUS that - 1 live* as none but a small boy can earape. Compared with this wonderful turnout, all A pabhexoer train came into collision I t T .ii, BhlteA States. De LcwamM is | ’ M ail C ontractor A dams , of Little w^rkii the other demonstrationwere dwarfed of tbeir with a freight tram ou the Pittaburgh and Fort I ' ’ Ki* uraal energy, and will *oon i Rock, has telegraphed the Wanliington author!- | place i » francx worth of shares iu the fair proportion*. Evon the reception of Grant Wayne railroad, near Freedom, Pa. Several ! iwemed like seemed line a drop in the* tiro* bucket bucket. To anyone I bus for protection on the uud) route between , J'O’i'h —„ fork, Pari* and Frankfort mar­ who could nee tha great vi»taof the avenues, car* were badly smashod, and many paaMmger* TtoiL" I Fort tort Davis, Dlril, Tex., Tra.. and Ld El H Pm». P^. Indian, to, |I krAIndiana are keta. ILA dbptob '«>»£•>“ H-to that tto tram*__ u(__ _____ neuirahzation of tlie Panama cenal under for an immense distant n filled in almost every X^^u^l^h^ar^CkxipmtowmKhY.?rad making thing*uA hotitoin*>.-» thatto-ritoi. region, -j. w" v i. the guardianship of the United States ha* Leeu part with people, the sight put in the back­ the firemen of both---- ‘---------- — and ^. z-. ”»» „ two Ex-Gov. H----------eksckelvrV.v„. Johnson, who , BCr..ptcd; ihj l<«*. j>* will now again try to reU ground every event that ha* gone before. It the Valley of Jebosophat, without tlie g<o«l* other train men ----------------------------- ------, ran on the Democratic ticket with Stephen A. rtnafeto'thi* country....... Over 3,000 person* was the judgment .. K. E. Pamhcmt, b young lawyer of ln 1M» b„ )oM „ hu. rtodtora Ctturisutr. lnltoj.onlb orTlie hour preceding Uic grand m istrr *wx« B-lh. S. Y., otoc tod kill—1 Ftohi.Hu.rU. Ito . j, Jrftmon «°r“,<t ,0a.. J s» migriton rr.to"th"irt“toTu“' mouth at d.iwo filled with the pou aratory note* of I tie display. Drum* rattled un highway and byway. Bogli-s * daughter of a prominent merchant of that i While tho parade uf Cixipaarciw wa* taking 0Ver July, 1879. SJr^K^Si^^re^mS'to^ i l^‘of A DISPATCH from Loudon, in refer- rang out clearly, anil •* tlie flashing blade,” and “ thu neighing rteed,*' ®nd •* the trumpet-rtiryear* ago, but never livert together, a* a k-n-al ] -ndtorn to plcc.w by hi* intonated and ttvreh- encc to the evacuation of Cabul, nay* jierMin* ring blast,” inspired one to slug with Turn separation *ra* had immediately *fter the mar- I cron* fieta. <cy ^funned Blt to the topography of Afgban- Moore: The excuiwon trufn accident near all soars. for him. He admitted his complicity in the attempted fraud, and urged ita Tollring up a cliildin tbe way it ahould a, Imdtlmwny. failure to carry aa grouixi cxgtupting him from paying the jiool-seller. Tlie outcome of, the suit will, be looked to tliau tbe 5-w.nt palm-lent . — with interest by al! sporting men.— The hay crop of New Jersc v uxnouuta Cfcre/mirf Jiertlld. to 500,000. ton* annually. ‘ The Portland AdvertUer tells the fol­ river st Montreal in to be undertaken. lowing story : There was an eminent sergeant-at-law some, years ugo who had been eatimated to Ire worth 81,500,000. a cork leg that was a triumph of artistic By mean* of mi improved telephone deception. None but his intimates knew the Adelaide (Australia) poatoffice for certain which wm the real and which chimes have l>een distinctly heard a* was the shun limb. A wild young wag far away as Port Augusta, 240 miles of the “ uttar bar,” who knew the ser­ dixtant geant pretty well, once thought to util­ A han near Reading ha* killed u copize tins knowledge of the sergeant’s secret to take in a newly-fledged young irerhead Bnake that was -thirty-st-ven barrister. The sergeant wan addressing uieliea long, and had eighty-eight young a special jury at Westminister in hi* usual ones, all olive, from four to six mches . earnest and vehement style, and the wag long. A summary of the^national receipts and whinnered to hi* neighbor,, “.You see how hot old buzfuzj is over his case; expenditures of Japan for a period of now, IU bet you a sovereign I’ll run eight yeant ha* been isflued, from which thia pin into his leg up to the head, and it appears tliat a aurphiB of 846,000,000 resulted, ' he’ll never notice it, he’s so absorbed in Several "Cuban ladies have formed a his case. He’s a most extraordinary man in tliat way.” Tiiis was more than little colony of their own at Saratoga. the greenlioru could swallow, so he took They dress magnificently awl dixplay the bet The wag took a large pin from the finest of diamonds in'dazzling pro­ his waistcoat, and leaning forward drove i fusion. ms waiBtcont, . it up to the head into tho sergeant's leg. • former .years Austria ■used to im­ A veil that froze tbe blood of all who l*’rt * <*»n~der*ble ouantity of sugar heard it, that made the hair of the jury aud “POf* Bounties having stand on end and caused tlie Judge’s wig ! stimulated liome production, there are almost to fall off, ran tlirough the court. now Uo imports of sugar, bnt large exBy Jove, it's die wrong leg, and I've | P01^8lost my money," exclaimed the dismayed George Pomeroy, of Madison, N. J.,and who haA auu conscience-stricken conscicuce-mncKen wng, quite re- .who na» just jus left an. estate estimated at gartlleiw n of! the tlie pfhn pain he bed had ^flirted inflicted j' 815,000,000, 815,000,(XX), gave to Mrs. Luther Clapp, 1 upon the learned sergeant. ! of Glovenrville, his sister, 82,000. He ! A PetriSed Body. 1 l«». » hrartlcra old cur- Aldmt thirty yeora.imo . rtramboat; a womax in Muohril conoty, Kon.. w«« mrak m one of the Alabama nvera. h„ hnil w luok ,.iU1 1,n,b„12 “ X,"”. ’ > h“ c''" of then, were hanged by vigilance oomtoat. On lx«n rare -.vend poraon.third no. a£>t to lbe pen.nenienta of hrtahmr county, Sontl. I l(.ntin^,„j , (onrth ccmmitlcd »„£b. |Carotaa-t»o ortl,<,mbd0ngmgtoCam-(I{mhi„-’ hM 4 happened to the fifth, den, a lady and gentlemiui, whose bodies . ,, e J 11 , , , were recovered and forwarded here. A San Francwco manufact urer has reWlien morning** beam 1* glaneln« “K0. • OEJVERAI-. bttan, and of the military *ituatlon there, de­ That of tbe lady «*> interred in the I ,,rom u“’ u>h>»wr oi the State an On 6i«-> arrayed Mrs. Lillie Matehr, of Lancaster, Orders have been issued at Washing- , clarc that England’* unlv alternative now i* to In helm *nd W*dr, । family burial-ground, just outside of the i ort‘e*' pan- of boote which, if tlie Pa., wm walking with a young geutieman, when I ton to have Payne, the ►ju.ttcr reccnUy caj- ‘**«*°Q town.’ Two Otlu-r bodice had beenbnrm use ran so high would be a Hj>ark from hi* cigar retflre to her dn»*, aud tnrod in Indian Territon- and held a prtamor | bA-tTBckH ,t o)rk ,hM ’thrown the authorities How important- everybody looked I But mort | ied there, one of them ninety verrs ago. “«htoeY, *n "J11 V® “®wnall the countryman who had Bcqtuintano* •he wa* fatally burned....On the night of by Uio military authorities in Kan»a*, turned into a panic. Every raapiciouM-lookiiig of a and three-quarters inches m length in hi* local commander? that was to match past Not long since die graves were oiiened 1 Aug. 16 there was a hmvv frost in the north- t °vor to tho Marshal of the Western I)i*tnct of - jxawon in tho city ia closely watched... five «“*«• The man who ho stood, in the panoply of war, but with in order to reiut-r the bodies in the ’ era portion of New York, and at Stamford, Arkansa* for trial at Fort Smith... .Sir. John | \ir. Gr ffin. the British Agent at Cabul. reports where . cemetery. n.. of peace.' On ^.rai.i^ra reucliing ♦!... tlie inventnnnit* i im to wear them is small, except os to Delaware county, thin ice formed. In Macdonald, the Dominion Premier, has com- to tho Indian Viceroy, the Marquis of Ripon. tlieIt spirit was difficult to decide at any state of the of tlie lady's body, which had been in­ | hands and feet. Ulster county there was a ^ight snow- j nictod arrangements,with a great syndicate in that the situation in Cabul i* generallv *ati»proceeding* which were the mort interesting — *torm. The growing corn and buckwheat j Ixmdon for the qcfuplctwn a»' operation of factory and that tho dissatisfaction with tiro the Knights, or tbe people who camo to look at I closed in u burial-caae, ziuc and a box, The enormous public indeb^dness of crojis are reported *onrowhat injured.... 1 tiro Canada Pacific Ailway. The new* was n- i now Ameer is confined to the rabble of tiro dt- them. Both were grand in their way, and, i all were found partially deatroyed ; but, Caiuula excites grave apprehension in Tho engineer of one of the excursion train* ccivcd at Montreal with many deinonrtrationa 1 ju*... .Olo Bull, the celebrated violinid, died, taken together, formed a picture of mammoth which collided with such fatal effect* at Mav's . of joy, and dock* went11P several points. recently in Norway, whither he bad gone on a magnifirvuce that must long remain impressed i to the utter Hurprise of tho workmen, die mind* of thoughtful men. The sys­ : the body hod not panned into corruption, tem of decentralization has added largely Landing. N. J., ha* confessed the cause of>firo j Rorert Wilkes wholesale jeweler of ! visit from thi* country. He was 70 yean old. oti tlie mind that conteuiplated the *|Mx-taelc* being nearly perfectly petrified and as to the cost of government, and this has accident to the Coroner’«jury. He say* that cm ! . „ . . -------------------------------with tho judgment born of ex|>ericmce in such tho dav of the catastrophe Iro undertook, for Toronto, Canada, bU daughter Florence, aged “ white a* ehulk,” a* the men said. The lieen greatly felt in the recent period of An Unpleasant Sort of Room-mate. matters. 4efini time, to um- Uro automatic Iraki'*. He 15, and *on Bertie, age IL were drowned the A* a matter of course, there were several ex­ ! hair on the head waa preserved—a pint depression'. It is believed that the val­ had never had any exjxnence with them, and othor dar. Florence and Bertie were bathing I ^Uriah niUl Phelps, a ® well-to-do weU-to-do merchant merchant cellent places from which to obtain, a good view । attached to the head and a portion be­ ue of real estate in Montreal has de­ as a result the brakes would not work at Uro >nd boy getting ont troyond bi* depth, Uio | «t lyro, N. C.,luui a difficult v witJl Home of the procession, but tho best, peril* pa wm at critical moment. father, who wa* in a boat, jumped out to *a\o negroes in his store and ejected them. tlie crossing of Walmob aveuuu and Twelfth ; aide it. The body woh bo heavy on to clined more than 810,000,000 in the post The decapitated rcmaina of Mary Cas- | him. The daughter also went to the rescue and I Fearing a return of the party again he street, where the stands for the Grand Master ; require five or *ix men to remove it, and, ten years. A boy was caught by the leg while rid., w or Htr, b... teto found tt Ito toSrf , ~-'u,'sl*>’ of O. W Click, A slid the Grand Encampment were en-ctcd under I in doing no, the head was broken off. tlie auspice* of tho Triennial Committee. , Tlie slipper* ud the feet first Been I bathing at Altoona, Pa., and drawn - - -when -------------------wood* near Barnstable, Ma**. A largo knife can., hBTe been destroyed by tire. 1 JO“hg man living in the vicinity, who la Tlie peculiar advantage of the position was ' appeared ,. perfect, but, in n moment, I under the water. The assailant, he to. buri.ri la Ito rirr. ride. There wm md.- || Gold to tlie value „lu,. of $1,420,000 wa. qulU ' * cl1 nulghlxarlamril that it enabled the spectator to »ee the column 81,420,000 was IMI an Bomnnmbulist, OOLUU.UUUUUOI, and aua lias uiwuuwm twill- at it* best, before long marching had produced crumbled, while a few of die patterns of I Bays, was a black animal widi imnwn-m cation* that a desperate straggle had taken, , , ..... T . .. .-..i a® once or twice place, but no clew to the murderer wa* found. 1 •>«"*’*-» »«. loNralork Kmr\nrk .t ,t Iain<l,-.n London on on the tho 17th 17tb Wldketl .... oot .... uf Ule , „(... hi» fe»i■ the partial demoralization that generally suc­ I the drera were apporendy unchanged. ' jaw*. He struggled frnniicallv aud got On opening the other graves in the away, but not until his leg haS been so ! In.1 II U cumtud lh*t U>« .mount or gold \ dl,nco ,„lrt 1'1„. tw„ Mtired ceed* tlie early enthusiasm of tlie day. ’ Tlie advance of tlie head uf tho column was : mum* locality there wa* nothing but a [ mangled that amputation was necessary. thar will U- Unporl.-d no. u,..; u, M, llt a lafc |,„1U. tho „,omng. heralded at 9:45 o'ckvk by the drum corps of Charles H. Tardy. President of the .»d oU.« £um,«n'l"th"™I’Xi“K«l«; “ '>■" the Second Reginx nt Illino'i*Infantry, which ««■ , dark line <»f earth found of one, and a It is thought that an alligator escaped Colored Relief Board, in HL Louis, ba* advice* port* for New York are crowded with returning store near the counter. From sulisequent assigned the post of Itonor. A squad of mount­ j few partially decayed Ixmes of die other. | from a car in a railroad accident near hat 10,000 negroes will emigrate from M tai* American tonrirt*. • thu place last spring. developments it seems that the sleep- ‘ ed polios under Major Heintznian, rode at tho — Ltica (JV. F.) Observer, who thronged tlie thoroughfare* to an New Caledonian Tortures. | A Parliamentary return, just issued, The Triennial Conclave of Kuiglits <^k» «P during tho night and jx*>ple, almost impaasabiu extent, and caused them to Tempter attracted *□ bmueuM number of i P»cked up on ax lying near the place ; The list of tortures inflicted on die I of <"•><*><»»«^me fall back and align tlieriisches ou the curbing. turns of 8L Louin, under the superintendence of Special Agent Sawyer and a ccrp* of special to0,^0. jTt'.“n I Tlicn, from the elevated platform, faralong the French convicts in New Caledonia is a !wde.r knowledge of the constabuavenue to th- northward, tlio broad front of black one. One of the milder forms af *“£' in enumerator* sent out from Washington, "hows that during 1877 has been finished, and tlie census - d-ybre^ dick grr. U... the mighty column, as it began to extricate it­ punishment consists in shutting up ' 1878, 834 of the city, according to the corrected return*, Knighta. Tho atreate through which the pn.- . alarm, aud tlie neighbors came to the self from the cross itrcet* on which tlie differ­ ninety men in n space intended only for ; J ft,’d *n 18* •> diere were 1,098. ent commanderie* were formed, was mvu. ia 333.577', or about 170,000 lea* than Chicago. tuv current vuiivui year, yetu, up to mj June UUIIC 20, so, The inched picked men of the police |x>licc furor force on foot foot. i thirty, and leaving them there all night 1 O|Uing the ....Thecelebrated flyers SL Julien and Maud ceimiun moved were, packed, and thounznd* scene of the ‘tragedy to find Phelps' of face* were viriblo iu the window* and door* । l>ody on the lied, Covered with blood, | there have lieen 1,060 familien evicted, 8. trot ed against time at Rochester and each TS" -O'1 | witb'water up to tho adveaof their k-K-.’ ' ibere haveb«,n 1 mtn tam.li™ ....^.,.,1 I Thi; tninkles. head lull, rolled ~>u., Licnta. Ward and Itave*. extended ch-ar xcro** -n. , »»«*>» , n-t U.emoelve. .t i • iT i ।i Tlie aim of Mr. Forster’s bill is to precovered a mile in the extraordinary short space •nd on the roof, rf bulldtag. The Ito .tort. .na<lnw.i. v ernhl.wbet o n.u re m7: ' , T1 >« are jjnnuh.xl ^.'il.n^: lift— l™» th» -l-l. ..Kl ~ oo«™l of two minute* eleven and tbrev-|uarter sec­ । vent further extermination. Hence landonds, being one second. lea* than the fastest I reven mile* in length, and contained a hundred with gore, mutilated and gash<>d tefnbly. thev advanced brokly. every man looking hi* . «» «»eanug any compluinta from the 1 lords’ opposition. beat. Then canw tlii inouni.il escort of forty- , prisoners to tlieirofficers. Imprisonment previously recorded time.' . . tv _ . r, . ■ lands of mu*ic and about fifteen thousand Sir Click was nt once arrested and. charged five Knight* Knightsof ofthe theDe DeMolay MolayConimandcry. Commandcry. No. No. ■ m cells without light aud air is also re- ! ------ „ five A L&nER to tlie Des Moines Rcgutcr, Knight*. Hixty thousand people attended thu I। with He .... says ..wraCVvr, howe An American Incident Related. ..... the crime. *,w and‘ 5, of Grand Rapid*. Mich., whose Meed*, all | Hnrti*d to and there tho nrisonor iu 1 from a respomdble citizen of Iowa—Mr. 8. A. |gnat ball at the Exposition building. j-■ ■ ■ la - pmendly '• ’ enriited that | lia ataterarut jn* rtridy rai«ri™rf, | plied only with meh food ns qujdd £ quickly prooffer tlie following ns a iqiecimen James, of Sigourney—give* the information on ; A new NEW Atlantic cable company COUipnu_> ho* ht JI Ge until w'.vknew nothing of the a t", deed 'I t? 0’ he । Parana &««> «™rvy. He ia He keptis inkept ejira. w ... duce* scurvy. in chain*, ,’ 9,e ,lHUn^ intelligence displayed by the the authority of an also a rexpon- j' — been formed. Thte company iiropoac* lay a ।( woke woke in the the morning and and .v.uuu ins , — —-------*-7eye-witness, r—•-s i-«r —w.d •to — — in morning comjfiutcr bv naLlu bur. --™ r..., 1 1 — * — is ~ *■ in one of his shoes, ’ rawray a., ri.toatov.toto.to v*,u** 1 1 Muter, rawn by iotm— .-— seven water given ’him as ' or‘liimry Parisian writer on affairs in «Uo m.a, "7*.7 U„t—tha eabte line ha. tx-tween tet.wn England Engl.«! and the—Azores, A. “B “*■« found Hour ddrawn W thirteen th««n noble anM. Ito™ — _na naetonm. otorious B.-ud« to y, 'cable and the and , panion ।.union and and friend fnend dead. dead. The ITie somnnmaomnam- ; shite and six btack-ea^ with a groom at hi* ’ no cup is allowed, and when tlie doctor America: "Once, when a uianngeresH of tour ta uumbjj, Verc iwpuirwl mu utla Ito j tte Aron, tod Amt-rira. All Un »«. biilist savs tliat he has no recollection of I brad. Ik-hind this impoaiiitt turnout c.me tiro ori](.„ k mtion of IU1)1 *»._ a traveling circus in the wilds of Ohio ‘tocrayoftto manto at <M. Irak-, broth. Ltory eoucetooa. have bran attained, Ura iarribl. ttTttr. but Uiak. U,.t lu. Wto„ iaTT.np «!•<' ’f •nJ.l.n.ll.v .lUeked b, . S er, and *hot He «ay« that the four were stood un in a row freuig nine riflemen, and . WA3H1SGTO5. —-------- n--------I must hate got to dreaming about the sUn, cruwM<s nl>bon* ami sashes. I plied it is always bad, being rendered , Sioux Indians, ,led 'w’ by n ’“ redoubtable tho were told their fate. That Kato wu plncky There here is a large large demand demand at at present present negroes who were expected to attack P.«,ng through tbe *dntiug-quadron. «f the | tour by the climate, and not even fit to Sitting Bull Everybody fled, and all T is a to tho last, and called upon tho captor* to“ shoot anu bo---- ," and that the four bodies for silver dollar*, and the Secretary of the "helps, and had gotten up, armed him- encort, the cortege halted. Tiro grand officer* I make vinegar of Flogging is frecuentlv । was consternation and despair, many of Trmory ua* to. usnea toori an on oruer onto providing pnnidfng Tor: tor . »>» tile ox. which ho well knew ‘ "r ' „'n,‘° .. .. . arid with । them being drowned in the tempestuous were --- —bune.l —— —at .— the —— corner — of ~~ thu four cuuutic* ircaaury n west ...... n . . ! inflict.,! with Kltot violmra .1. • — of wliawn tin.l ,1 raitrittiiHivl w>* selected br Grand Master ” Hurlbnl and I ... * of Labette, Wibwo, Nooaho and Montgomery, •LtoiwkriwtowMw.riwL.to their tranamuudon ak.wto..toi. through al.. the — mall*, free where to i.ra find, .... and committed tlm the .lrato.1 deed, I ,UN 'lr Gov. koat<n*ut-. with them appeared provocation, and the convicta are , waves of the mighty Amazon. Suddenly A correspondent ot the Chicago Time* at O*- j»o*tage, at therixk of the purchaser. thinkincr «... Harrison, : them Gor. .i slight thmkuig he he wus whs strikinrr strikingone oneofoftho the no. De- Cullom, Mayor Grand appeared Prelate Locke, often put in irons for being ill. Perhaps this heroine sprang ujion an nusaddleil iv- been in at the The official statement of inqxjrte and groes.The door* and window-* were all and manv other oniiiront dignitarkw. Tiro pl.t- ’ the moot agonizing torture ia that of | horse, rallied around her P. T. Barnum Bubutantially the found th»Bocurely fastened, nothing, occupied by auoUicr and a few others of her employes, and, export* of epede for the fiscal year ending •tout praaura, gave th.and Ira.l Mi t form on tiro east wa* T -tori a™. hangrig , ^«nto*convict bv tin*, lo-s and l,.nV| with a revolver in hand, attacked and At Minneopoii^ Minn., Charlo, H. |J“““ 1M“' I1"!"-1 b’ to Tra-ury lx­ Sc!nc (lclav folloW(<j tll(J ,ppcaranM. of the One man treated in this manner went । dupereed tlie murderous red devils. Richmond, 0*®1’ show* tbnt I - an ei-nulroad - conductor who luu i• P"* ■—rtment, tliat Ule tlie nP net,t im import* of gold cation tlmtauny one had forcibly entered wuuiuuu. BU C. nuinnu wmuuciur, fj,,, United United Stites Kansas City rewarded her with a com'. to to the States amounted amounted tr> to **77,153.31, a the apartment during the night. Click I Grand Master, and it wa* 17 niinntc* past 10 mad on the spot. The officer* make no been separated from lii* wife fur »omu time, I larger gain than any hitlierto reported. The is a highly respectable young man, and , o'clock when tiro drum* again .track np, and i scruple of uaing their revolvers and on | memorative medal, and Col. Buffalobill, shot her twice with sdoublo-barrulod Kbctgun in export* of silver exceeded the inqwrt«, but was on tlie most friendly term* with the ! «•» column wn« fairly under way. Tbe Bpk n- one ocCaHiotl .. warder lodtred five hnllet* of Lent. Gen. Sheridan’s staff, knelt at exact figure* are not given. deceased. did monotony of the nnitemro. .11 dark ,n.l ^rt°Ti7 f »»TU<.rlodgedbullet* tho yard of the bou*e whore they lived, and *---------------------white, the former nrcdoniiu^tiug, wa* relieved | 1,1 body of a man in one of the cells. her feet and offered her his hand and for­ immediately after took hi* own Hfo by blowing Returns to the Department of Agri­ tune.” A $006 Ware. I by tho brilliant anu ever-varyiug color* of tiro 1 out hi* own brain* with a revolver.... culture uincic Aug. 1, show an increane in tbe a .» i 1> .i r bandmen, who seemed to vic with rach other i w--.*— — . Oa tbe Lake Erie A Wintcrn railroad, near La­ Weather Wisdom. A party ol ladira an,I goutlomen from I th„ m.tb»«..tan». Tbe dram THE MARKETS. fayette, Ind., tho truck beneath tho cabootw condition of tne cotton crop a* compared with [ "Gem’lcn," said the President, ‘T July. The present average condition for tlie Baltimore determined to take a bath at major, who I* the human iirutotyi-e of Uro im- i whole country i* 102. Tlie general average of Atlantic City. They had heard so much ' portent turkey gobbler, strode before each 'I flak dat dr inhabitants of dis kentry am .SS 09 A10 3* ■’ too rate of twenty-three mile* an hour. Fred tlie com crop on Aug. 1 wm 08, against 100 UUUUl about the loss Ul of valuable* too much ’tenshtin to IUV li™ VB1UBU1L-B while Willie bathinilll- ■••nd, baton in baud, and with I c*r*kin cap, ! payin’ altogether ,5OO m » JU ’ • - they Abram* waa fatally injured, and seven other* Julyl. Tbe condition of the spnng wheat i» ing ------- otieshun. ,------------u Dar's a groan o’ that were .... in doubt as .how to . d.lack, ’o ” white, or gray, that looked like a tremcn- i dis viodder IJfcM "K I'uova—KaivrflM were badly hurt. Ito! "u . ...... “"?• diauoir wluu if. h..t 88, againrt 81 U*t ytar. California and Oregon ■eeure them. lusted ol cheeking them d“'n....................... dispair when it's hot an ’ a growl o ’ dis rhe batmen*, the plume*, tiro thronging co- ! Thomas McGraw, of Detroit, Presi­ report the highest condition *incc *ev<ral year*. with tlie bath-house proprietor they pleashur when it ’ s cold. .If it rains gx. lion*, GF<XUZiiLiu.di;iit-», or commsndenc*, iimrchmg marching luoativ mortlv twelve mm,j f, — ”~3 |1 -vrts, 7.’ ^ ■—---- -------- —7”“ Tobacco *bow* a general average for the whole dent of the Globe Tobacco Company and country of 86. made z* .1 siimng their watches, rings aud pocket-books pocket-lxxjk* to I'•breast, »bre**t =xdz “.;.^ pi.-turo of modern somebody raises a row, an if it s dry -• ! eMw.iw.-_ Their Tlwir .word*-Ht < r.wi in the tiw *trug■tnn- somebody else has a Imne to pick wid de *worC* gHt trod Michigan Saving* Bank, and a large nad-eatate Secretary Evarts has renewed the a little ragged girl who was sitting on the I throreSrrtV-aST! p>-nnuns *ccmedni to power* above. El»err red-headed, one­ Unhand toldhur not tomove from where S: £o-white m«.-«tory broken^™ ol,I offer of tho United State* to modiste between ment tor the benefit of hi* creditor*. Hi* k*she was and she ahould .lave a quarter white « like sngrv f.» na »sii« a aet* amount to about 9253,000, but the liabib- Chili and Peru, in connection with England, when they had finished bathing. The ' lack and swaL'cn rtream, or. batter perhap-., 1I two-cent darky, 1ms got de ideah in liis tte* are a great deal more than that figure.... in tbe hope of preventing further bloodshed | head dat de Lawd am Ixnin' to send him agreed, and taking takingthe ___________ child agreetl, valuable* wbon •'Ctementshaw, who swore that ChtTlt-* De between those two couutrie*. ' loug jist de «ort o' wedder he wants, no in her lap she sat perfectly quiet on the ' Young fired tho first shot when young Kalloeh FOLITICAL. matter ’bout do rest of de kentry. De I Wnaar—Vo. 3 Kprtug aasaaaiiuted him, has been sentenced to fourteen sand. An occasional glance from the j The Democracy of Michigan met in bathers assured them that their things ole man Rulxittom, libin’ up dur by my Na 3 »i>rtn* State Convention at Detroit. Aug. 12, and Smiley, of placed in nomination the following ticket: tamed himself, wife and three son*. All of the Governor, "--------- ” F.” M. Halloway, ------ Hillsdate Hillsdale ;; L«uLieuchDdren were drowood... .The Union Pacific tenant Governor, E. H. Thomption, Genuscc; U.S** Railroad Company i* going to build an 980JXX) Attorney General, Henry P. Henderson ; feet further up the Baud, much to the : <h*tnctH. presumably t*cau*c they have rapre monument to Oak® Ames. at the Trosrarer, I. M. Aieaton; Auditor General. ^^.nlof S» pot,.;rtoori.or- ' or planted a tater. Mo dan fifty y’ara higbed point on tbe Rocky Mountain*. Richard Moore, Clinton; Commtemouer of ago I come to de concluaiou dat I mun' era! remarts upon her failure to rival I ulUiu. u-uvcm< nta a* tlicvirampwl *kng, Oroo to. the gn-.thuco.-s. of •'The : S" ,L , . — . , , —, _ . Superintendent of I*ubbc Instruction. Z. the boy who stood upon the burning i ‘ > d were frequently rewardud by eulha«i*»Uc put up will bich wulflcr an de Lawd gim False Fra-ud at Haveriy s Chicago Tnester, I tv .—.i.u Oakland; MtoLct „» me, no matter whedder it brought on Trurodalc. of .u_ the State deck. Tlieir merriment was changed to rfl0u "• Board of Education, Albert Crane, Washtenaw. a verv different feeling when a few muiue ,r*n d"H'd 'Tith anoUlcr dhplay of chilblain* or rheumatic*, an’ it was a L.ft fka 1 I mounted Knight*, whore rear guard tiled by tbe great burden off my mind. I take it jist least Thia powerful ptey i* presented by A. IL Elwtor*-at-Large—Archibald McDonnell, Bay' monte ’dter tliey left the water and ns। grand stand nt 1:15 o'clock. Thu*. tlwi'proMT. L/IU18. Palmer** Union Square Theater Company, with City; Peter White, Marquette. District Elec­ ceived their valuables from tlie child, a*| coHdon wa* three h'»ura iia**ing that (mint, but a* it come*, keepin' de ole umbrella in Waa*r—R<* the original Hceucry, original proporties, and tor* -William 'Faxon, H. J. Beakes, James 8. good repair, an' I doun' know miffin’ Cue*—Mixed tbe powerful oa*t o’f tbe New York company, Upton, Germain H. Mason, Hiram B. Beck, cluster diamond ring, valued at 8000, jIU' temr may boniwtiy Lo deducted from that ’twnt almanacks an' I doou’ want to.”— Jerome Eddy, Wildman Mills, William IL was missing. It had been tlropjied by i UuK: on »«»unt o( hillings. Lime-Kiln Club Procecdint/n, Detroit Free PrcM. „ . , ,, , Henry Hartwell, of Bunker Hill, , held in Chicago on the 17th, 18th a iuwty retreat from tlie wave. A long CINCtNNATi.’ ' .Corel, foil. 4 tonrreol m trace of th., j F r “ k *• Sira ’ . ■ pool-o llcr «bo HL, killed hi* wife with a *hot-gun, and ended ' BMh of September. Among other loot ring, and the Udr lofl fra homo tl..- t”"1* /h?nl th" S*"111Not Pleased. * -wretrhod ... : important buaiue** to be tranaacted wfll be th* hie awn career by cutting hi* throat Court against nooiination of a Preaidential ticket or the 111- following day.—Atlantic City leUer. - 1, «uit in fhe^Oommon Pleas xx-.urt Ladies who apologize for their dinner ....Tn® ine, ->n East ’St Lorn* saloon­ donicment of one of those now in tlie field| Joseph Udell, the owner of Sleepy .. are not always pleased when their ajxilkeeper, shot and killed Horace B. Vail, a dnmk- ....Tho Republican* of Gen. Gsrfloid* 00 I Tom, to recover 8500 claimed to be for f°r ' ogics are received an truthful. A Dan­ ’Mta rCuuid' In U»'cmo«c mrfrt th. t>™ «r B-um..., on thn bury man tells a gixxl story of his auut, The town of Eureka, tfer., ha* far 33‘S —— 2:23 race in Grand Rapid* on.the 2d of who i* a model housekeeper and a scru­ There are two Democratic candidates for.Gov­ J July. The defendants backed Ken­ pulous stickler for a g<»xi table. The ernor of Tennr**cc. The regular Democratic troyed by fire. The leva i* estimated at 91.000,- Convention, which favor* the payment of the tucky Wilkes against the field, Lucy clergyman called near the dinner-hour ■ DETROIT.' imbbc debt, have nominated Judge Wright, lialf a cent jier pound above , selling us favorite. Wilkes won one anil wa* prewied to stay to the men]. At Fnom—Choice while the aebt-repudistor* liave placed in the thirty dav* ag« Tbe cause ' heat, when thu judges Busjiectad that the table there was a good supply of Whkat—No. 1 White field Hon. R. F. Wdran. turn'iu Um rag mario-t Im urin< the race was not being trotted squarely, well-propared food, but the ludy felt butcher's «l>op. While there ho wM *o The New York Greenback. State Con­ to tim sceraly uf stock, which terrii-ly er Ln by rate that ho wiD di-.... vention, in soMion at Syracuse, uominsted thorough soounng of all ractiotM of tlie coun­ aqd ordered Lucy’s jockey to drive her cnmjivlled to make many apologiva for Tbe Ciiu-oi'u. Milwaukee and St Boil RaJroad riibiANAPbuR try by rag ratiwrer* since tlie boom in prices for all she was worth. The threat to ex­ imaginary delieieucie*. In the grace I pel the jockey had its effect, mid Lucy | Gump nv lum cuudnde-J arnm cmenta with the began nearly a year ago. . the clergyman asked our Heavenly Fath­ Sionx Indians fur running its line through their of Appeal* und re-affirmed tho Chicago phtTfic ratber-radden advance in rag* ha* given I won the race? Udell had not paid for fonu, with the following addition: •* Laud a firm ten* to the paper martvt, and manu­ I his pools, and, when a demand was made er to “bleKa the frugal meal.” The lady was very angry. and ajr, fight and water, are free gift* of rm- facturers declare that they canxx.t make paper iRit to afl mankind, mid every perxon i« enti- al present price* any longer. That there will for the money, refussd on the ground C<TTx.r-Be»t Jay Gould has daunted 8100,000 for soon ba a general advance iu the price of jnper ' that he had tiargnined with Lucy’* driver to throw the race in favor of Wilkes, i* very evident, if tho manufacture of it i* in the relief of distressed farmers in KnaHoc* any way affected by the price of rags. and that the order of the judges oom- । i �TheEraf. ---------w^»hvi'£lk.-------- HOUSES IX LEADVILLE. i P^gHah market. Mt slab shad ty.bMriag ov* PJUWIKG SMILER. but are expelled at it t|»ey were tramps } strip of glittering tin. Slab shanties A labu« tuoimmral h» been erected 2,024 .b<iep end- and vagabonds.—International Review. CABnnn-xaKns in Hliu<i* are kept are much lew numerous than they wrre at Kahoka, Ma, with tbe following in- ’ swin<.. In European countries the averbusy making furniture ooco owned and a year ago. They are still abundant, TO PRETEXT DROWNING. and so are the more primitive log used by Abraham Lincoln. . that there in an exoelbint and profitable tori’ption ; “ We are all here, murdered . age is only 1,106. A fojuugm grower of hliea attributes [iri is tlie one houses, and the yet more abounding market in the southern- countries of with an ax, night of Aug. 8, 1877, at their home. Their -Hteir bodies btelte.Hte lie bencalli I•ubwws. m part, to the usa of deep S? who hangs end iroide red houses of unplaned and unjHunted Europe for the sale of American proundarwat __ ___ r____ _ _______ _ __ , lipards, but here and there can now be It inc^%H<p. ■ . this tomb, thsir virtues about 1L which is most conspicuous to the neigh- seen a house with two stories and at ax— a —oldHhawi recommends having that American businvas men will soon marks the spot where the five members j tion which appears to bo a simple and Auocktvs Dabri.e (artist)—-“Don't see the advantage of availing them­ of the Spencor family were slain, nnd a faucet in th* bottom of the cream jar, practical means of lessening thv nnmlx-r residence in Leadville, and means that bo as to draw off tlie watery portion, selves thereof. Tlie only wonder is that ite dedication, with elaborate cere­ which bbcomra bitter, and imparts a bit­ of deaths by drowning. A chemical yen think it ia aliout time I exhibited the owner isprosperousand has brought preparation’ la inserted in a jxirtion of sometliing?" Severe critic (examining his family to share his new home. Given they did not discover it sooner than the monies, drew together 50,000 jicrsons, so ter tasteto the butter. tho coat, waistcoat or dress. It does Dabble a latest production)— “ Yea, a lit­ great hiwi lieen the excitement over the Consul at Geneva. tle talent, for instance. ” It is in farming as in every other kind ter how prosperous he may be, he will crime. Tlie deed was palpably commit­ of business. No man can make it profit­ not add to the weight or in' any wuy A man may object to wearing button­ idter the appearance of the garment have no painted house, no yard and no Dr. Gatling, inventor of the famous ted by one man, who killed his vic­ able unless bo looks carefully after the The preparation is inserted between the hole Ixiuqueta, but it’s astonishing with door-bell. I know a man here whose u hut fortitude ho goes through the or ­ details. There are hundreds of ways in gun, has just perfected another inatru- tims one after another as he came upon lining and the cloth ; in the case ot a which waste must bo prevented in order coat it is placed on each side of the deal of having one pinned on, if the Eastern home lias every modern luxury. He made $40,000 in the camp and ia them ; but who he was has never been breast and up the back. Tlie moment a donner happens to be young and pretty. worth nearly half a million. He lives complete in ite deadly properties. It is ascertained. Bill Young was hanged by Whkk a Cheyenne young man wants in a two-roomed cabin. The furniture The Pall Mall Gazette says “that man- falls in tlie % ater tlie coat inflates, capable of firing 1,000 shots in a minute, a mob, but n jury had acquitted him, while the upper classes may not conquer and he cannot keep his head under the to amuse the girls at a picnic, he ex* consists of three chairs, two nula bunks, and by the use of the instrument three and there waa nothing at all proven their prejudices against foreign bacon, waves. The invention was practically hibts his skill in expectorating at a mark one old Stove, and a large tabla. There men can do tlie work of 300 riflemen. It against him except bis bad character. the native dealers do not hesitate to buy tasted at the swimming bath of the eight feet away, and if he hits it four the American meat at low prices, and re­ Sheffield Bath Company. First, two times out of fire they think he’s “ dread­ wuou iu suuuier, aim a neap oi guuuy is castable erf killing u man or horse one His last words were?“I am aa innocent tail it at a high price.*’ small pieces cf linen, with part of tbe ful cute.” sacks and old clothes in the third. Thu. mile away. It is somewhat in the form of this thing, aa the angelsbut the preparation inserted between the folds, “Oim timo is indeed brief,** said rear room contains a small but varv se­ <rf the present Gatling gun, but mon­ leader of*tho lynchers replied : “ You’re »rngcr lias luul good results from tlie ap­ were thrown into tho water. The linen Thomp.ion, “but before we go out of lect assortment of kitchen utensils and complete, and may l>c taken to pieces nt a good man to hang, anyhow." His plication of lime, wood ashes, and old instantly inflated so aa to form a minia­ office I’ll get a United States ship up tbe household supplies, placed within easy . will, and therefore can lx> moved about wife has now sued the county for $10,000 iron put around tho roots of fruit trees ture cushion, and floated about the Wabash River, or burst that infernal reaching distance from tlie stove. This that were not doing well, thus restoring Ixath. An attendant of the company river to everlasting smash in the at­ gentleman and his partner do their own tlie trees to a healthy condition and im­ ' then put on a coat with the preparation tempt ’’—Punch. cooking and housework, bnt the way in proving the quality of the fruit inserted in it. He first went under a Wlirs they cui't make an Albanv baby which they do it would make an Eastern Fxkd Hott bad a dreadful ride of Thk question of relative endurance A cxiHBXSPOWDEXT of the Rural New shower bath, where he was thoroughly quit crying, in any other way, they let housekeeper faint. Nearly all profes­ fifty miles from Park City, to Echo, between hones and men is an open one, Yorker sto]M a cow orst-er from jumping drenched, to show that inflation "would him crawl under a lied and make him sional men sleep in their office*, and I Utah He had murdered c son of Sheriff but the opinion preponderates that no over fences by nailiug a home-shoe on not take place under the ordinary cir­ .believe they think he’s lost, and or© look­ am informed on the very beat authority Turner, and the father had led a party hone could go 550 miles in nix days. In one forward foot This prevents the cumstances of a shower. Under the ing for him, and he will keep quiet for that an able-bodied lawyer can make his in successful pursuit The prisoner was a San Francisco test, not long ago, the hoof from'spreading,\ond consequently shower bath the coat did not alter its two hours. toilet and compose* his apartment in just render* the animal unable to spring. proportions in any way whatever. The Some people are effected differently by six minutes by tlie watch. The latter tied securely to the front seat of a wagon, hones won, bnt had to travel only 450 attendant than took a “head- different _ j lliri is calculatel to bo very effectual. qfforta from what other people operation consists in hurling the bed and the Sheriff sat with a gun in his lap miles to do so ; their human competitors ' cr into the water. Ho ' who are not affected similarly 5?y op j Tux Londoti ^Fantur, of recent date clothes into a wardrobe, slamming the in the rear seat, hesitating whether or | not being of the Lest Daniel O’Leary ^^U^^thr^tened*at’id1*p^nts jx‘ured at the surface almost | agraf.T that is like unto tlie same kind sofa-bed together, and sweeping the co«t promptly u>- o( m proporti™ to tho mare conspicuous areas of <lirt from the It isthe men ­ not to shoot ^him. Sometimes Turner I |ias uow arranged for a race between six- with American competition.__________________________ It is men- mmeaiMdy »i>d lUtei. EnU-nng . port of the Uth.loop ; flni . VaM'. Li«!_ tioned’ *that middle of the room to the most obscure would cock his gun and take deliberate ' i,orHCS and ns many men as choose to en- w K“* eggs importeil *from Chicago gIUK have been eaten at Dublin breakfast enough to take him up to the cyee he • corner. It makes mo sail when I sec aim, as though* n'jout to fire ; but ho did Chicago. He says : “It Is buta . m . •_ । - • - . . tables since the month liegan, and good could not touch bottom at all and the A Tkxnkssee suitor wrote to his sweet- tliis, and think how much time is wustnot do so, nnd finally pul Hoyt alive ini, comparatively \ ihort timo since ' *450 miles '* water acaroely reached hit chin. By » American butter at 8d. per pound is on u^rt ns follows: “Your father kicked ed in the East in unntv'essary house­ struggle he dived portly Ixncath the snr-1 me -last night, aud ' forbade me the house. cleaning. I have alluded to the general jafl. The prisoner bore the ordeal calm-1 ju Bix ,1*^, wa8 considered ■■ * an extfaordi■■ ” solo ou the Dublin qusyn. Thb Royal Society of England has of- ' face, but came up again instantly. Di-i •' If 1 wWpped ' him would it lessen -your practice of making sleeping-rooms of ly, never once begging for his life, nor j nary performance, while now, in order I vesting himself of the garment, it floated £ • love for me?” She replied that it would offices. It apfiears to be tlie result of a even showing the slightest fear. 'J tn to command command tho the attention attention of of tho tho public. public, fercd two prizes of £25 aud £10 each for alwiiit Uic bath until it was taken out. distinctly now varieties of wheat which not, aud tho parent was soundly combination uf bachelorhood and high ii man must cover 560 miles or more ; shall combine the largest yield of grain ! The inventor then attached a piece of rents. A furnished sleeping-room costs thrashed. The Empress .Eugenic seemed, upon from $7 to $25 a week. Board is no­ and tbe day is not far distant when some and htruw per aerd with approved form I lend weighing three pounds to his nbpliA .youxg not. accustomed her arrival at St Helena, feeble but once, which presents tho appearance of j ------- - -lady, —*- .. .. .. . to one will go 600. Now, taking the and size, smooth and thin skin, full and ■ a abort alcevo, or lining, arid throw it yflt™g. •» Uw narorot aohatatlon ot a where less than $1 a day, and $9 a week iiirew ii , ;----- . . . cheerful. On alighting from her car­ is tho price in tlie better sort of board­ > touching teaching ,nen(1 m,u10the 1110attempt »ttempt ininthia thiscity cityro regreater speed of horses as compared to white kernel, and high qiecific gravity into tho water. Tho »lro> ing houses. An unfurnished office rents the seed, and with bright, firm and tin, water, iuateaUv or, riage nt Longwood, she proceeded to n men, the horse can find longer periods |j ”intiff'straw^' 1 like a i ceut v- When the music ceased “ another J, “-““lr““j" at from $30 to $40 per month for very minute inspection of every room in the . , maoll lailater, aodHiiatecl I lh« bath approMhrf “al. WR; limited accommodations. Front rooms < old bowte-that iu which Napateoo I- of rest, ra“- and *n'1 it “ Incomes a simple matter Tuk। uroroaitr rf good walk. about thu. well out ot the water, mataming tha lead | WeU. I aro you got through all. nght. rent at from $75 to $100 per month, cxjx rupcnt nnd proper training and , house-vard house-yard to tlie barns and outhouses is weight till both were fiahed out The -V** w“ J?18 reP y, , ,. , . .. . of exiMnipc-nt ’ot 11 • died, and more particular y tha 'I."1 hM1Uing make bomw gu tho greater I apparent to orery one during tho fall, while store rente are. fabulous. exiterimenta were as interesting as they “8*“ squeeze where „ whom he h« drew drow his hm lost last breath, now inin-i‘ . The conditions winter, and early spnugmonths. In the were successful. The inventor states Oxi: Scotchman, afflicted with a very A Itecajed Treasure. , i v . r »*. f ! distance of the a... two. । ypgebjfoie gardens during the season of dicatod by a marble bust of the Em-1 u^Mwaw . . that his apparatus, which would simply l>«d cough, meeting another Scotchman, of the contest allow two riders to each cultufO honest, and in the flower Mr. J. R. Alexander, who lives about -peror, inclosed within a rail, being u farm an additional lining inserted in'o profanely remarked to him that ‘this — horse, and the animal may be either . garden they should always be found portion of the garment, would sustain a cough would certain y carry him off some five miles northeast of here, ia Jackson special object of the Empress’ regard ridden or led. neatly fringed with grass.’ To make a County, in breaking up a piece of newlyperson in tho water ns long os he could day like a rocket. nJe> °“‘ and attention, nnd in conb-fnplnting ] ---------*■. | good walk dig out the earth a few inches •.KMsibly enduro the exiwaure. For forty- served No. 2; “it’s my opunon, however cleared land, a few days since, plowed up Tim statues and ashes of the Napo- deep and fill m a layer of broken stones, five or fifty hours it would be effective if you dimm mend your manners, ye U a Ikjx twelve inches lang and eight inches which tbe Empress api>earcd much af-; ' Tl» p]»» kttiktag it, it bunt fected. The tomb was next visited, and Iron., write, u toreigu curreapondent, I bred, aud- the like, tl.cn a layer rf due for its purpose. In the.event of a per­ ii£-. ronlroro dirortUf o . i— t open. I he contents bad been so far de, ’ , aim: clinkers, nnd over this spread coal ashes 9abak Berxbardt is said to be of a eave<] t,ult when the air struck them they roU down y you have rolIpr Jf son losing consciousness the lining in the Empress expreasud great pleasure have suffered strange vicissitudes. Twjce tlie back would form a kind of bed, and revragefnl dujxmtioo, and, u to du«L Enough to .ho. that .at the general appearance of the spot, has the statue of the First Napoleon make the surface as smooth and that in the breast a pair of pillows, •iKrat to vi.it thu, rounhy. w -ant t and the excellent order in which it is which stands in tlie Place Vendome been compact as possible by other means, and ih.uucllynnder.toodi that we never «iud ,Iulil,ln lhe Iid o, u,, te against which his head would rest kept * The Empress plucked a sprig of draggrol to th- ground, tat by royal- the weather will do tho root, Tbeso .he thirty-.ro. We don t beheve d.e wc„ raJe „A , . ' ... walks are hard, clear, durable, and withal » over Osteen, andrito rortamlydoe.nl I 18M_g1^000_- Theetory iu tofiilion to willow from one of the overhanging trees uta, then by radicals, only to l>e re- cheap lie Obeyed Orders. look a. Il .ho wa. ,u.l etatoeto Thu Uat this u „ (uU to b. It was just this side of Detroit that a os a memento of her visit, and another mooted, while hi. uslie. Were rretored ; As a farm reprreonfa money, the .totement we wdl make aihdavU to. . 'm,. Alerterw« a lejfor Queen Victoria.. to France on the demand of another fanner who improves it improves his man entered the car, took a sent, and —Bottom . i end noldier, and at the time oi the Lawdevoted his attention to the morning dynasty, to lie respected even during I financial condition. The more valuable conductor came ! Ax Awrvu Crammer.—Proprietor of ‘ xrence raid, waa stationed* at Osceola. After a time the condartor A coriuespokdext of tlie Philadelphia the a—-. Umia, lire ex-King ol 1 |>« ■»<»» ll“ “ paper.. and touchedlcoo forces were WC1V utMcra4 touched him^gwrtly him gently on the | Iraarding boarding house (taking^stout (taking stout gent aside,) q, These ordered . to Pleasant , , . ’ ' , , increased, tho larger will be his returns. along Preu has takan the trouble to compile * ,, , ’ • ■ effect — . * ’he |' “You'll excuse me, ~ Mr. " Shaipsct, but jjyj intercept Quantrell They met but* without Again 81. I Holland, remove<l lus father s remains whpn he tho shoulder, the following interesting table of how; tapjied tho passenger ou tlie arm, but your appetite is so largo that rat I 1 shall lie hilu on tll( , wcst bauk of Big Creek, on„ 1 from Grenoble to St. Leu, to which patrimony he leaves far lus family. Fix the several States have voted at Presi­ there was no response, and tlie official ----compclhd shilling r~.------to -charge ----- o _you a L-l —tp" extra. :U *d aa half raid half miles miles from from this thia town, town, and and dis dis-­ j place his own ashes were in time re- up the old home, then. Clean out the 1,^,1 Speak It can't Iwk be done nf at Iron two aktllynrraf'* shillings! TUniro Diner ( persed him. Quantrell ordered his men dential elections which have been held urov.ri from Italy. Tho t-ldeat «>n of | funw Drettwr the uoxinna -“No! For heaven s soke don t do tliat! , to at fimhills. Tlie federals re“Ticket, sir?" since the foundation of the Government . , . , , \ , . weeds. Grub out tlie hazel and aassaThe traveler looked wearily up from I can eat two shillings worth easy; but , maifed at Pleasant Hill, and were orderLouis, regarded by Napoleon ns his fr;u< Bnrn out the stumps. Clean off or their admisssion to the Union : a if I have to do three—1 really - afraid I t4 break up up into into companies. companies. his paper, and said : tilj to break heir, and who died when but 6 yean. I the logs nnd stones.Moke a paradise on Orr. should—but I’ll try!’’—London Punch. “I haven’t any ticket" Mr. Alexander's company captured five old, wm at first laid in SU Denis, but earth cl vourlarm, for are you not to live u MbBiMippi........... 3 A certain young Boston bachelor, men whose names were George Gann “Money, then,"said the conductor. 1 Mlaaoan................ 3 the Beuriton. when they returned to . “ >.» “ “ end will Sr-bnak*.______ 3 ■California... wealthy but modest, was taking his bath (who lives in Greentown Valley), Bledsoe “ I haven’t any money.” * . . not your familjl live on it when you he in Xriwla......... ;.... 4 I France had the body tnuudatrol, aud tho . von^er p|Ml out good or­ “ Yon must get off at the next sta­ one morning when his telephone called nnd Lisle (Mr. A. says he forgets the 4 Jiew llainpahlrv-.l 1 C.nurcVru! New Jenwjr........... 10 jo , “ little Napoleon " now rests in the sonic chords so tliat your family may enjoy tion." Iiim He sprang from the tub and was -other names), and also a bpy eighteen 3 Naw York................ 8 “I will,” wss the submissive re­ horrified to hear tliat a lady, wife of a years old captured at the same time. 16 North Carolina... S vault as his father and liis grandfather, the good fruit that you had the foresight Ohio........................ 10 Tlie boy was court-martialed and shot IlUnoU. I Jerome alone repo.™ under the dome of and energy to provide for them. Leave. sponse, and the conductor passed along. distinguished New York Democra'io Ortyon .................. 4 Indian*. The train stopped at the next station, banker, was at tlie other end of tlie wire, here next morning for burning to death Lt r «•-> -.1 i. i .1 ’ good record behind you. 3 l*tnn«jh*nU.. .. 7 । the Invalides with his great brother; ° „ . •* . . r-, nnd - -- -children .........-r- M at Lawrence. Rhode I>to>d...J& Radishes may i> grown in a very few started again, and was bowling along at a mile away. It would never do far him some women i.' SouthCarnllnn... 3 to carry ou a conversation with a lady in Lisle turned State's evidence nnd informtiiirty miles an hour, when tlie conduc ­ I the ashes of tlu> other Bonapartes lie days by tlie following method: Let some Tenpt—w............... 7 Tess*......................... ' scattered here and there, and are to be t o ___ radish seed soak in water for tor again came through, and saw the his present condition. “Excuse me. A | ed on tbe others. Gann, Bledsoe and good thousand pardons!” he cried, aghast , ono other were taken to Clinton, oourttraveler on the some scat as before. lllVrrmont................ 15 Mai7lsa<t-............ 9 j found at Rome, Florence, Vienna and twenty-four hours, then put in a bag and ii vinrini*..1" ~M*—rhiiftt*.. . IS “I told you to get out of this car’’ he He donned his pressing gown and then i martini.d and sh-rf. T-ido was taken to I Clnrolhurat, and wmewhore in Calabria. > “ to .J? ““ •< MirSigm . ............. * ■ « Wwt Vliuiata.... s repaired to the telephone aud conversed i Lexington and served in the same way. ..Iwucowm............. 6 MlnMwSa............ S tlie day germuiation will commence, rhe said, somewhat sternly. without fear of molestation. When Gaqn was taken out to be shot he “You did." ■The above table does not include tlie seed must be sown in a well-manured •‘Welt., my man," said a philanthrrf j said he had buried $18,000, which he nad “ WIit didn’t tou do it?*’ Large Crops of Corn Fodder. । hot-bed, and watered from time to timo Presidential elections of 1788, 1792, and “I did." ’ pist to a hardemfl-looking chap confined ' Liken from tlie Lawrence banks, on the Several correspondents in a late issue wjth’ hik'ewann water. By tliis treat1796. . “ And then got on again ?" in the New Orleans parish prison, * ‘what bank of a creek at the south edge of Jackof the Country Gentleman seem to have ment the radishes will in a yurv short “I did.” are you in for?” “In for thirty days, I , son County. He told AdjutanteGeneral Touching the jxipulaticn of the towns given fromactaal weighton small patches time acquire a sufficient bulk and I* good “Now look here, my friend, I don’t reckon," said die prisoner sullenly^ “No, I Doyle that it would never do him (Gann) of tlieir fields, pretty reliable estimates , to eat If it be requirvd to get good of Greece, some very interesting Htati»of the amounta which were grown per j radislws in winter during the severe eold, wont any more of this nonsense. Get not that What offense did you commit?” any gc od, aud he’d be d—d if it should tics have just been furnished by the (Dorlei any anv good. rood. Mr. Alexan Alexan-­ acre, previous to the airing of the corn, an old cask should be sawed in two and , out of tlie car at the next station, aud “Didn't commit anything. The Judge do him (Doyle) oommitted me." “Well, you must have der was present when Gann was shot, British Consul nt the Pirreus. Tlie popu­ Tiny state these weights at 28, 35, 36, one-half of it filled with good earth. Tho I stay out. You hear me !'* Again the train stopped raid again it been accused <rf some crime?” “Oh, yes; and heart! the conversation, and saw lation of Athena is nt present 66,677. In aud*45-tons, respectively, per acre. Tho radisli seed beginning to tdioot aa before • started, and again, but, in anotber.'car, I was accused of trying to get on tho Gann shot He aays Gann died like a 1870 it was only 48,107. These signifi­ latter was sowed in drills three feet apart, , must lie then sown in, the other half of I the conductor found the self-soxao trav­ poliw." “Nonsense, ’frying to get on brave man, refusing' to be blindfolded or using three bushels <rf iwed per acre, and tlie barrel put on top of the full one, and 1 cant figures may be supplemented by tlie seaiion was j>erfect in every respect tlie whole of tlie apparatus carried down eler, as calm as a June morning. the police » no crime. I hove myself to kneel. recommended man/ wortliy men for po­ tbe remark that in 1853 tlie population for its growtii. They do not state what | into the cellar. For watering, lukewarm “ You here again ?” he asked. Mr. Alexander tells a straight story, sitions ou the piAico force, have | and we have no right to doubt itaoorrect—, and---------“ Yes." water should be used as before. In tho T~ “ “ ■of the capital of the Hellenic kingdom the weather was when the corn was cut, —*---- 1—*J **“------ ’ ““ u ‘/ ' n ‘fact ‘ | nesa. Many who are now citizens here “Didn't I tell you to get off this train helped to get them od.’’ ‘“"It It is was 30,000 : that junt before the close of or the time of day it was done. Tv bo course at five or six days tho radishes ThUwatflWM You see, • remember the shooting of the boy, and will be fit to eat—New England and stay off?” tlie Turkish domination it was 15,000 ; fair ia such a trial, the weather onght to there weto two ot us, and we botli tried know the place where he was buried.— “Na" . lie sunny two days before, nnd tbe stalks •Farmer. I “I did.” that it was half depopulated during the not ent till all the morning dew was dried to get on the sawrtf policeman. We had Pleasant Hill (Mo.) Review. “No;you told me togetou£M that him down, bnt some of the other peelers War of Independence, and that when the off. Dr. Braley, of Massachusetts, as­ Elements of Popularity tn Texas* The Destruction of Game Food. .J out, nnd I did.” thought we were crowding tlie man too oar and stay M war waa over, and the Greeks entered serts, tliat he can grow 75 finis of corn­ oonAe- j hffid; *nd—- -,-Tb«t will do mr,” mid — • “ aud ’ ’ tho • So long as America continued in the ’ “ Now, my Mend." stalks per acre. If he does, we think he into jxisBMsion of their much-bombarded »n ______ to me,____________ and mind ____ you_ __ do I the philanthropist, “I understand your tervd the sanctum that he was mad will have to resort to the Cuzco sort, of occultation of the aborigines, the order tor, “listen and otherwise devastated metropolis, Peru, which grows there 25 feet liigh or of nature was apparently' bnt little dis­ just what T------. sta­I pfcrfcctly. Here are a few tracts about something. Very likely his name I tell --you. ..At the next the public building which was in the more, and is three inclis in <liameter, or turbed. Tlie buffalo ami deer, the wild tion get off this train and stay off. Do for' die improvement of your mind, hail been mentioned in the proceedings best state of repair in Athens was the so, at the butt Tliis would l>e about as fowl add turkeys, furnished abundant just what I tell you, or you will get into whienjuat Dow appears to be a little of tho Recorder's Court in connection with the charge of inebriation. He was ruined Temple ot Theseus. Modern eatable mid digestible as cord wood, un­ food to tlie savages without serious en­ trouble.” laboring under intense mental excite­ less his method of ensilage can transform croachment upon tlie fertility of nature. “ Agreed," said the traveler, and the Athens is now a handsome, well-built, it to palatable fodder. He is now culti- I In savage • v ■ , I Lockjaw Relieved by Amputation of ment. It was some time before he could „ life there appears to l»e no coudqa^pr passed on. Nnsbeni, -weH-psved, and well-lighted city. rating u mammoth edsilsge corn, of which u.n*nn wanton nr or unnecessary destruction.ifof I Again the train stopped and started, Nothing mon* remarkable in this age he thinks highly. We bojie when his j tlie natural means of support. It was and again the traveler turned up on the , “ I—have—come—to—see—about— of marvels in science in all branches has About all of th© Chinese shoemakers crop of this has been gathered and fed to reserved for the civilized white man to train. The conductor was just reaching - ta-en reported than a case <rf cure of have left North Adams, Mass. Their his animals, be will give not only its carry on a wanton war against the bounty for tlie bell-rope to stop the train ana I l<»ckjaw which a ■ Louisville n-jx/rter gasped, painfully. yield per acre, but the value of its (od- ' of nature, and kill and dtwtroy. without eject iiim summarily, when the traveler “ It's the rule to publish the names of reason for quitting the place is that der to his stock in comparison with the I drought or study of those imperative stayed his hand. learned from Dr. Jamee McEvoy. Tlie all those who get drunk and are fined. case came in Dr. McEvoy's own experi­ they can earn more money at laundry smaller sweet ooru. —Rural New Yorker, laws under which* nature holds in trust “I obeyed orders," he said. “Yon ence, and is the first on record, as it is “That's not what I'm complaining of. ------- ------ ------ । the food supply of man. From the first -work in the large cities. It is eight - told me to do just as you ordered. I j the most wonderful he ever heard of. A Tux Chinese Court lias become so ex- settlement of the country, the process of got out, and stayed out until you said I wsut my name in the paper as listing years since Mr. Sampson, a wealtby ■ young min aged 25, named George .ahoe manufacturer, brought them from travagont in the. nao of silks during the eradicating and annihilating the useful * All aboard !’ Then I got aboard, for I Dunn, residing on the “ Point," above been drunk ; but you got my initials last two years tliat a native writer declares animals, birds, and fishes natural to the didn’t want to get into trouble, you the city, had the fingers of his left hand •San Francisco to displace striking Cris­ it to lie “inconwivalde, immeasurable, Country has lieen cnrrietl on with an en- know. ’’ severely mashed, three or four days ugw. pins. A correspondent of the Boston and immoral." In tlie veor 1878 silks I “BT success but too characteristic The cooductor gave him his hand, the News aa a campaign document. It Wednesday morning he war, seized with Herald says: “Schools were estab­ valued at £80,000 w. se sujiplted to the &Saxou race. Large tracts of land and it was noticed that, later in the day, lockjaw, and nourishment was admin­ would have made me popular with the they ate together in tbe dining-car, and Imperial palace, 1,300 pieces lieing for lluTe entirely depopulated of their boys, and here you go and get my name lished for the dusky visitors. and the > titered by prying the teeth apart and in­ the use of servants, tlie greater jrartion of animals and useful birds. Tbe buffalo ate heartily.—Roeton Transcript. wrong, and some ether fellow will get serting sustenance upon tho blade of a credit for it.” good Indie* of th© town turned miasion- which, however it is clnirg.-d, was sold nu bis native plains has Ireoome an obknife. Dr. McEvoy was called in, nnd ones, and taught them to read and apeak or pawne<l to retail silk dealers. Thia I ject of rare curiosity. Deer art* limited “ Well, wimt do you want ?" yesterday, as n lost resort, concluded to A story is current among the Chinese “ I want to be vindicated. I want you ■the language of the country. Some sum of £80,000 dixw n<-t comprise tlie ' to the remoter mountain raugi* or ex eostof tbe gorgeous silken robes and other ' tensive tracts of barren wtrada. The of a great wim.«-drinker who was able to amputate the badly-mashed, fingers. to come out in a card atating it was me, -were apt pupils and quick to learn, while garments supplied to the Empnsscs and ! »>ld fowl, which swarmed in New Enait nil day at it tebfe, and, after consum­ The firs’, and third fingers of the hand John Snooks, and not Isaac Snooks, as -others were stupid and appeared to take­ court ladies, many <rf which cost over i gland durina the first settleniont of dhe ing what would have lieen sufficient to I were accordingly taken off, and, to the you Eave it, who got drunk and smashed couptry. and aud for along time time^ afterward, drive the reason out of half adosauman, astonhihmuit of Dr. McEvoy and the a gas-lamp. I want it to lie understood little intereet in the work tliat was being £1,000 apnxx*. Seventy ilhistrinus dami* ' country, attendants, in an hour after the opera­ done for tlieir enlightenment. Housed connected with tlie Brother of the Snu hare almost disappairccL Th<) last wild tion tlie contracted muscles relaxed aixl by the voters that I waa the man whom and Moon arc especially furnished with turkey was killed in Massachusetts There is to inner, that he Dunn was able to talk. He ate also hour to take to the lock-up, a distancx. unlimited “costumes" from the uaperiai nearly half n century ago. with rehab, and tliat ♦•vening was doing white ladies, encouraged by tlieir em- factory in question, and their eattay an­ probably no sportsman living who has wed. The case* is one tliat commands plvyy, brought under the influence of a nually in silk dresses is eatiawded at kilted a grouse ou Martha's Vineyard, t^ir.faro,t.Od Motion ot kit phr>iW tni, fo, ■ Christian church ami Sunday-sc tex.I, £100,000. When one of these ladya suc- the last refuge in tho noilhrant <rf that cnmlic to the common lot uf hnmsnity most valuable binh Plover still mi­ ' ' > —-—--■■■- .. . . - . agva. That’s what I got drank for, waa -some of tbe-Chinamen became enlight­ rap the guest her entire wnrdrode is buried with her, grate, Itaragh in diminished nnmbea, A QVAjrrrrr erf sea shells wore taired | to get my name in the paper so people ened and tea certain extent, educated, from their breetling-places in thu far 'into tbe up from a well twenty-seven feet deep, i would know I am duly qualified.4— in Sumter county, 8. C. ! Galveston News. ' north to their winter homes in the uniting in . fellowship with the church, retained the garb of their country.' �Thr^rwS. SATURDAY - AUGUST 18,1880. TUMBLE WEEDS. -------- .■■■ — Iiulirm th© mem tiers very tMff- The first snake’s eye for distance*, and his farmers too are getting blue, aud oft intellectuality, when he found he wouldn’t go round. Yon know how to tlie cry wiiat ah oil I do, their crops are do that bettor than me.” poor thave det# to pay, and hu they “I’ll give'him all tlie credit he de­ worry night nnd day. In politika Hires serves. Can you'toll us any more!” “ I don’t call any mor© to mind jest not much sed, cans parties are so nobly at preset. My wife knows a lot of led, four generals to lead the host, snake items, but I forgot ’em. By the while each one trie* to lie the most. way, though, I’ve got a regular curiosi Thares Hancock first who tries to show ty down on my place. One dav my what little English people kno, nnd af­ oldest boy wafc sitting on tlie hack stoopMloing his sums, mid be couldn’t ter all tbe work is dun hbw alec hele get rif111- --M® Ml something capture WaHhington, the great White ugiiinsTTiis-face, aud there was a little -snake coiled around bi* shoulder und House will to bis home, and ni.le his country all alone. Garfield has left tbe looking at the alnto. In four minutes he had done all them sums. We’ve <»ld canal, to gone tho fite he says I tamed him«o he keeps all our accounts shall, with Arther watchin round old and he is the lightningest cum nt figGotham great, and gobble up the Em­ urs yon ever seen. He’ll run up n column eight feet long in three seconda. pire Stale. Bnt neither one has over I wouldn’t take a reaper for him.” thot, what web around them both has ‘’What kind of a snake is he!” In­ brought, nor that a Weaver trained in quired the city editor, curiously. “Tho neighbors call him an adder.” art, can clutch the idol, of their heart, “Oh, ves! yes!” said the city editor, a he keeps his Cambers fitted up that he little disconcerned. .“I’ve heard of may with great pleasure sup where all tlie species.. When did all these tho great aud good lood look on with things happen!” “Along in tho four part of the spi ing, wondering eyes nt Iowa’s‘Sou. Then but I didn’t say anything abont ’em, close behind tbe trio Dold, on temper­ ’cause it wasn’t the season for snake ance who has such a hold! Is old items. Tliis is about tho time for that Neal Dow a son of Maine, whose cause sort of thingr. isn’t it!” “Yes,” chipped in thc exchange ed­ must never sense or wane, and who itor, "you couldn’t have picked out a will never take a ,vote from anyone lietter time for sunk© stones.”—Brook­ with a whisky throat, but watch the lyn Eagle. anny'os tha pass and deel a blow at A San Francisco man has been in­ every glass. So you can see were puz­ dicted for snoring. It was shown that zled sum to no about which is the one, liis nose could Ami heard clear across and after all the blowins thru, tlialo thc street, amvthat on certain night* he had laf at us for what we do. But I hare — — kept «kniany as ton persons surely writ enuf. If Strong waa herejaw* c‘ Hastings Business Directory. JJASTIKG8 IATIOIAL Bin, Capital sad Surplus Sloo.ooo. Salla Drafts on tbs principal dllre in Europe. ■ celvsd, and Btoiury Issasd at Ds PraaldML From Omalak in Michigan, where all arc honr-st to n man, the QLEMENT SMITH, month was August, cool and dry, with­ Attorney at Law out much raue, 1 dont do why, the 19th Ao. 22 day or thereabout*, when skeeters aim Mode by Bement & Sons, Lansing. Tbe best plow ever made their little snouts rite into anny won tha meet, and suck their blud and sing for all kinds of plowing. Plain points, 40 cts., Cutter points so awect. Now Strong is gon and 50 cts., for all Plows. JAMES A. 8WEEZET, Young is there, the toys tha fits and often-swore, the News cams output I Attorney & Counsellor, dont no how tlm cood make so good a show. But, wun thing cant tny I nt wanes twiint writ by anny country JJ MOUAHTilfS, dunce, twas siued by won hooso pladc " SHERIFF­ a trick, by givin bis name ns Peel GarOffice In tbs Court House, HaaUnp, Michigan. lik, he sed he Mie me tother da a* I waa Collections as Specenlty. tout to gp.irway, he sed Id tumbled from that pole a diggin in or round a JULIUS BUSSELL, hole, he sed Ise tty in to get up hier to git the dolInrs from anty mire. Now ho dont no my dnddys name nor that Jie was a man of fame, famous for nevebbavin a dollur, with which to cause mo to holler, jju« why slind he accuse mo rang, for daddy s doll nr* to long I pOWERS A BARLOW, or clime h pole with greeubak bunch Cflic Di and from that dizzy place to lunch on The best one made, warranted for one year. daddys dollurs, and then to fall from Ide git n cuf for iuterdoosing such a HARDWARE, An Idaho womaudidn't faint when such a rotten place nt all; No, Mr. batch of words that never had a match, an Indian nt-ixed her, but t>hc broke ' Iron, Nails, Stoves and Tinware. Garlik, peek-d nnd Strong, you iiocd but when he cums and- R*ks you boo away, nicked up a pitchfork, nnd he joined nis tribe with two port holes in you doni# feerttil roug, but if yule let has dared to rite such bugaboo, jest tel ilia lungs. BS* Count’ agtnu far the Wlar<Mow. to me lone a while, til Strong gits bak, him all about the jumble, and say twas whose free from guile, nnd bring with wnt by old Tim Tumble. ^JILLINERY! M. BLACK, him both wit and grace which hovers I would respectfully announce to the public that in and round that place where lie has A Few Snake Stories. gou to spend his time and git the wis­ dom of that clime, He tel yon what* my "Do you want, some items ubout And keep constantly ou hand a fall ,tock of pollytiks and let you no Im in a fix, snakes T" asked an ngricnlttilyrnl look­ Monument*, Tombstones, Mantles, 4c., FANCY GOODS. cans if I git Alic place I chuse, lie nte ing gentleman of Tbe Eagle's city ed­ IHBBON8. LACKS. O LOVES, itor, tbe other day. TTHHtinfFa. Nil oh. no more for Nashville News, for then । “ BILKS, MITTS, ‘‘If they they arc fresh and true,” respondImproved Cultivator, CORSETS. EMBROIDERY, I ‘DR7HTw7wni'lM0RE I can with seeming gn.ee jrive you a ed “ — ’ty editor. tho city HATS, FLOWERS, ------ Hv,” replied the fanner. • B0NNET8, ETC., ETC. for 1880, with force feed seed attachment, just the thing ior 'C'CLECTfC PHYSICIAN. Resldercc and offics chance to sho your face where you can ,I “Exnctl These items are both. Noby knows | Ju at Levi Elliotts, Maple Grove Centre. use your wit and pen to toe and steel ’“em hard ground. but me. I got a farm down on the from other men. Now keep this still, island a piece, and there's lot’s of ; J. A. BAUGHMAN. Done with neat ncsa and diapatch -dont say n word, or tel what glorias snako on to it . Near the house is a HYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Woodland Cennews ynve herd, nor tel what riches pond alaiut six feet deep. A week ago I' MRS. O.M. YATES. ire, Mich. Day aud night calls promptly at­ my little girl jump into the pond j ’ and’ ----tended 181*8] wates yure call us soon as lection .ends and would have urowued if it .. hadn't ____ _ . .I L. STEVENS! fJ • this fall. Vvliy, as for patches on them been for a snake. The snake!• »u>r>n seen her her U j JJEIVRY ROE, pROPBIKTOR pant* yure toy will have a glorius ami went for her nnd brought her' Opposite E. Parady's shoe shop. chance a peanut stand clos£ by, nnd iu ashore. Thc particular point about ; ----- OLD RELIABLE----I this items is the way he did it.’’ the shade, to catch what little cash we [ "How was it f” asked the city editor. can, from girl or woman toy or man, "It was a black snake, about thirty we hi net appear full better then than feet lony, and he just coiled the mid­ now or else we are not men. But Mr. dle of himself nround her neck so she couldn’t swollow any water, and swum Garlik wate and see, dont rite agin and ashore with his head and tail. Is it FARMERS FRIEND AND BUCKEYE DRILL. worry me. I no you uient no harm a a gowl item!” Farmers, nothing pays so well as a good drill. All of the “First class.” tall, a speekin of my little fall, so.I will "Y’ou can spread it out you know. above implements for*sale by close the subject here without a si, or After they got ashore the girl petted shed a tcer. tlie snake on thc head, and it went off , FRESH FISH and FOUTjTRT l.weut a callin tother day, to beer pleased ns Punch. Ever since then he , comes to the house regular at meal1 IN THEIR SEASON, what people had to say, I herd much times, and she feeds him on pie.. news both good and bad, I bad to laf Think you can make anything onl of the lb. itemr or else feel sad. Some fokes had got that itemF AND DONT YOU FORGET IT. cfcc., <£-c„ (ft. “Ccriainiy. Know any more !” "Certainly. , Removed next door to Reese A Detrick’s grocery, where you can find all kinds of into a fus, which caused a nasty wordy ...... 1 “'Yes. Yes. I got n a baby oauy o 6 monuin months oiu. old. ; . -Thc Market Price paid inns, a wife bad got a filthy rake to he I He’s a boy, we generally set him out i rr,r* Ilirii.a faolfa X.m with niidttiL-n alm rmt an nn on flip the rrwiua grass nf of ni*. morning, nnd lx. he Inti. hoi- 'I with Iler her nnd tin no mistake, she got | Frosh Goods, Full Weights and ailing h> tha say. which cant be cured lers like a bull all-day, nt least lie used j Made of tost Oak Leather, Ohio Tanned. We also keep but Jie don’t any nulre. One morn­ Satisfaction Guaranteed. in many a da, and worse tluin all to, ing we noticed he wasn't hollering nnd her little child upon whose checks wondered what was up. When we i HEX RY ROE. good lielth had smiled, of two years old looked, there was a rattlesnake coiled Probate Order. or thareabouts, has taken from the tip in front of him, scanning his feat­ ures. Thc boys was grinning and the County of B-itry, I wicked louts the nasty snake was Kriuiiiiig. grinning. oimeuv Bimeby me tlie | - - filthy ...........■ cursed .............. HiitiHc At a scaalon ot tbe Probate Court for the county disease, unnamed rite here, if people the snake turned his tail to the baby । of Barry, holdcn at tbe Probate Office in tbe city of Hastlnga on Batunlav, the IXth day of July, in Ute please. Thi?-woman* husband he was ; aud backed his rattle right into the year one thousand debt bundred and eighty. Prv»----- AND ALL KINDS OF----gone away from home not very long, j baliy ,U1,,V’N“ fist. fl“’ ” erl. Clement Stu I th, .lodge of Protwfa. In the mat­ ‘‘What did the baby du!” ter of the estate of John A. Jordan, deceased. but while away, these filthy two done On reading and filing tbe petition, duly verified,of “Why he just rattled that tail so you I George H, Jordan, son of said deceased, praying what do honest fokes wood do. Then, could hear it three-quarterR of a mile, j ---------CALL AND GET PRICES.-------that James G. Jordan may be appointed administra­ after months of taw k and blow, that aud thc snake lay there and grinned. tor of the estate of said deceased. Every morning we .found tlie snake Tlereupon It Is ordered, that divorce case it made no show, ]>oor Jlsudst, tbe K3ddayor Augurt, there, until one day a bigger snake neat, al ten o'clock in the forenoon, be assigned for tossy spent her time for nant altho her came, and the baby played with his A TTENT10N, ALL. , ^ASHVILLE LIVERY. lawyers strove and fought -to show how rattle iust the same till the first snake ' looked thin and I re'kre?k•etalon The Michigan Central Rallrpad. with IU con urowicked was her lord who never gave came back. He .looked Having secured all tho advantages of ■' w ravvucu **- uiu t ruuaiv on he had been sick and sent the Other ' a: Chicago, affords the mui direct and deair­ J. OSMAN, Prop. by deed or wool, what causes to faith­ snake to take his place. Will that do i tlffice in the clly of IliMiiiiK*. aid ibow eauoe, If gravel fromI Michigan to all points Id I »ny there be. why tbe prayer or Mid petitioner it,.... »•' Kansas, Nebraska. Colorado. Texas. Mlnnaaotaful prove, aud on their husbands cast lor nnitemT 1 atu prepared Jo furnish । il.oukl not be gnu led. . Dakota, Manitoba, etc. Michigan Central trains ' And It 1« farther ordered that laid petitioner their love, bht rather did he brutal Immensely, refilled tlie city editor, makesure and close connections at Chicago With ------ and------Ifiic notice to the penont inlerealcd In aald estate You can fill in about the confidence through express trains all Western llnea. Rates prove, and for a mastery he strove, til of“childhood, of the tendency of said petition, nod the hcariug and all that, and you I i?in S’Jn. thereof b) canning a copy of this order fa be pub. the poor woman had to jteek a home might say something about bine eyed I respond with Hsnn C- Wentworth, General Paa. lisbed iu tbe Nxhui illk Nisi, a newspaper print­ I atu now »ble to furnish to upon abort notice and at ed and circulated In said county of Barry, three where he no more on her cood wreak cherub. His name IS Isaac. Put that aeuirer and Ticket Agent of the line at Chicago, who successive weeks, previous to day of hearing' wlirchcerfally Impart any Information relative to his vengence, or by deed or word do is to.please UlV wife.” fA true copy] CLEMENT SMITH. “I’ll do it. Any more auake items no* *" " Enter. lh»y State. '2° 8J) • Judge of Probate. what before we often herd lie don by “Lemme see. Yon have heard of gan CentiaL Bridgeport, and kicks mid blows or grip around her hoop snakes!” Order of Publication. Whitney Organs, throat while she was sick. The judge “Yea, often.” COM’ERCIAL TRAVELORS State of Michigan, County of Barry, Fifth Judi­ Webber, ('flickering. cial Circuit in Chancery. “Just so. No’, long ago we heard he herd the evidence, and herd both Hale, Christie. Hanes, Sult far divorce pending in tho Circuit Court far MABE A SPECIALTY Bros.. Whitney und the count) of Barry, In Chancery. Ixtalaa M. Leahy, good and vulgar since, until he gave a fearful row in our cellar one night. I It sounded like a rock blast, and - then I Comalalnant, ra va Abrahnm Abraham Ixaby, Ixaby, Dvlendant. It x.; Complainant, TO SAY .TfcCainmeron Pianos. Opposite the Wolcott House. Nubvllle, Mich. decree that not ennuf of fakts he see to there wa* a hiss nnd then thing* wa* । Ini duly proven proteu by the affidavit of c Abijah M. Flint, ।j ln« Sulldtor lor Complainant in thia Solicitor thia,cau»c, that Abrawarrant him in giving her the bil for ?niet. When I looked iu the morning J. OSHAX. Leshr, the lie defcn lant,—la- a- non-resident of thb bam Leahr, found the cider barrel Lad busted. Plate, but It rcatilwnt of aC the Oi.« State Stat of Pennsylvania, which she made a stir. Now just look I State, Is * a resident < 1I therefore In compliance with the statute in such here nnd see what work, tha say tlieir But we didn’t loose much cider.” caeca provided, it Is ordered, that said defendant “How did you save it!” j appear and answer the bill of complaintilled In this duty men did shirk, for after she had “It seems that the stave* bad busted, lost her ease not enny one did sho his out, but before they could get away, 'or 850. unci upwards. face to render her what was her due of four hoop snakes coiled nround the barrel and tightened it up and held it I sympathy and money too, but rather together until we drew the cider off in I copy of said bill and a nwticc of this or­ 1 service of a acopy so Ive often been told altho she fot so bottle*. That’* the way we found ’em, i der or tn default thereof said bill will be taken a.-> confessed by him. And it is further ordered that a very bold, not one to her did offer aid, and we’ve kept them around the house I I copy of this order In published in the Nashville ORGANS REPAIRKD IN or *ho that they were not afraid to ever since. We’re training ’em for ] ! Nswa. a newspaper published and elrenlatrd In aald shawlstmps now. Doe* that strike i ! County once each week for alx auecvaslve weeks step rite up and bid her cheer noranny you favorably for an item!” , । ““d l,“il ‘be first publication be made within twenNcw Fresh Goods and Low I ty days from the date hereof. further harm to feer. Shame on the “Enormously,” responded the city D'led, Hastings July 8, A. D., 1880. And at a comparatively unforgiving one who will not for au editor. JAMESM. MARTIN. Prices, “ Uou can fix it up so as to show bow j Circuit Court Commissioner in and for Barry Co.. act condone, may some fair angel seek Michigan. quick they wa* to get there before tlie ABIJAH M. FLINT. his heart and bid the evil to depart un­ stave* were blown off. You can work f« 48] Solicitor for Complainant. My Reading and Writing Table til he stands before tlie world a being in details.” Francis A true copy, slfast. Esocs Axnscs. Register "Of course. I’ll attend to all that. from whom all sin is herled. It adjustable to nearly all kinds of ARMAt 2i per Sent discount from publishers prices. Do you think of any more!” Notice of Male ot Ileal Estate. CHA' is a great convenience in reading Wei. that good man who strove to “Ain’you got enough! Lemme think. . Respectfully, Having bought for CASH a large, neat STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Calhoun, m. or writinc. makes i good cutting or lap­ to gane his field of wheat from out the O’yes! One Sunday me and my wife board for Indies, or dining-fable for invalids. C. H. BERRY, nine, and had it cut op Sandy too, dont wa* going to church, ond ahe dropped , Nashvills, Mich. Notice la hereby given, that In pursuance of i order granted to the undersiiued, admlnfatralrix no what he will have to do to that old her garter somewhere. Sue tola me My E*sy-Ch»irs. about it, and I noticml a little striped the estate of said deceased, by the Hon. Judge gOOT AND SHOE SHOP. chap who had the face to go about from snake running alongside and listening The frames are hard wood, carefully se ­ place to place and git the news and to her. bimeby he made a spring, ana due, to the highest bidder, at Assyria Centre, in ths lected and thoroughly seasoned. The seats print em to, and tell what every one just wound around tor stocking, or are double cane or ash splints, split from and vicinity Ibal I am prepared to make the Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, I countrof Barry, in aald hfate, on Monday, tbs 30tb tried te but he didn’t fetch it.” young, tough timber; are made by experi­ does do. you tel him bow to do, wont “Why nutr enced workmen. under my own supervision. you f turn over now a leaf that, new “He wasn’t quite long enough. He Any chair bearing my stamp is warranted, Cheese «i Everything and if it fail in any part by fair usage, the and in a path of wisdom walk, nor jumped down and ahook his bend, and price will be refunded or another chair fur­ started off. We hadn ’ t gone more ’ n a give tlie world a chance to tawk. L. nished fnc of expense. 1 do not make the quarter of a mile when we see him thtaftit chair In the market, but I do claim it Matteson has 1 hcered them say, just coming out of the woods jest ahead of of Mlct.1to be THI BIST in every respect. Rockers bought a farm on which to stay, and us. He was awful hot, and tired, and and chain to order, any sice or height de­ ------ :o:-----| Wish to inform all that by prompt atsoon tote leave old William Spire, and he had another snake with him, twice sired. Send stamp for illustrated price-list. a* big m. be wa*. They looked at my for himself will start a the. P 1 tention, accommodating ways, good wife a minute and said something to Repairing Done in the Beat1 goods and low price*, hope to receive downin packages of halfdozens for shipping Then Wild Bill Junior, who is to! each other, and then the big snake a fair share of your patronage. For export, Nos. X, a, 4, f, 6, 8.13 and 16, went right to the place where tbe gar ­ he rit last week again I see, he left the Manner Possible! . ------ter belonged. He rapped right around le and took a^ which stow* he* it, put bi. tale in Ma mouth and went Hi<best Price paid ftor Produce Ev$ry chair made upon honor and warou tthe •*£« track, cause if heed drove u» sleep. We cot him yet. We use Me Call ! ■OWOOl. MICH. U.,., rf toted perfect. Prices range from 75 cents :m malar malar u a while, lady on -------him him to hold the stove-pipe together gsgygHgss them -------- —no — „ — COMS AND BEE. «lmik. Then the the ribbon ribbon club club tha th. Fulnr “P’ wood smile. Then Sign, the Big Boot. Four, Ital,. say, is gaum strength most every day, f. A. SINCLAIR, Mettvilk, I. I. “Certainty" raid tl>« editor. A GENTS WANTED far trc beat aid fail wiling A pUUr‘? Prk-reJocaJI* altho hard cider, lemonade and gin, “Yon am my somethin, about the ■OI8K A FRANCIS. NEW Diamond Steel CBromiiiio Reed ’iig*. American and Foreign Marble, STORE. Buckeye DRESS MAKING P MEAT MARKET. Fresh and Salt Meats, Smcfed Hams and Shoulders, 0. C. WOLCOTT. ^BLACKSMITHING ! Lard, by or barrel, AVliipss Robes, Dustei's. FLY NETS. CURRY COMBS, SWEAT PADS, BEST MADE COLLARS WITH HARNESS, READY CASH, CLOSE BUYING SINGLE OR DOUBLE TURN-OUTS I ARISE FIGURES. ^.TEKPW8E OKGA5S PIANOS C Lt5 T? 11fV A7 U 1? XLT> LtV 1 < Ssi-'sSiM COMMON-SENSE ROCKER GOOD SHAPE SMLuVLL ( OS l . SHEET MUSIC Boise Ar Teas, Coffees, Sugars, FINEST SEWED BOOT COARSEST PEGGED BOOL te 1 Firrf firKtrJ 1 TEACHERS, ‘-a. syjarWdsgjg t Give a. FRANK BAKIR. ----- MONROE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-08-28.pdf.pdf bd2fea90b8b5f48f1861a4c48ece6496 PDF Text Text VOLUME VII. LIFE IN NASHVILLE, And Her Environs. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 28,1880. —On Thursday, Zenas Platt, in the employ of H.'H. Gill of Jackson, was arraigned before Esq. Powers. upon complaint of Joseph Armstrong, also in the same employ, charged with em­ bezzlement, Jas. Martin appearing for the plaintiff, and Lewis Durkee for the respondent. After a rigid exam­ ination the prisoner was discharged. Tjie difficulty grew ont of a refusal on the part of Platt, to give up a certain amount of numbers and door plates which had been ordered for parties In this village and Hastings. —John Bulling residing about one mile north of the Kilpatrick church in Woodland, was visited by the fire-fiend on Tuesday, which destroyed Iris pew barn, 500 bushels of wheat, 13 tons of hay, 300 bushels of oats, a straw-stack and •several other articles. Mr. B., was in this village at the. time and his wife, who discov­ ered the fire, was severely burned about her anus while getting a horse, out of the barn. The fire caught first in the straw stack which stood at the side of the barn, but its origin is a mystery, although it has oeen hinted that it was the work of an incendiary. The loss will approximate eleven or twelve hundred dollars; insured in the Woodland Farmers’ Mutual for $000. L00AL GIBBLE-0 ABBLE. Aa4 Penosal Cklt-Ckat. • Wheat is on the rise. Now pay for your News. Brit. Hoag is numbered among the sick. Mrs. Herman Haver is seriously ill with dropsy. J. M. Waters has been sick for the past few days. Only forty more days for the house fly to flourish in. C. W.'Demaray has been repainting his jewelry store. us Gleason, of Lansing, is Fannie Blair. —The adventist grove meeting con­ Coe is seriously 111, with ducted by Elder Holler, a few miles tnfttant fever. north of here last week, was a grand Miss Delia Spencer, of Maple Grove, success, and the numbers in attend­ is visiting Mrs. Andy Plum. ance, rivaled those of Freeport and F. T. Boise is off on a visiting trip. Petoekey. Gone to Iowa to visit parents. —The editor has returned form his W. G. Aylsworth starts for Boston northern trip, and with the addition of next Monday to buy new goods. two or three pounds of flesh, is better Wm. Young and daughter, of Tekon­ prepared to engage in the struggle for sha, are visiting atC. N. Young’s. bread, butter and good clothes than D; C. Griffith is receiving new goods ever before. and will have a new nd. next week. —The News has not fonnd any snake Barney Brooks returned on Friday stories bs large as some of its exchang­ morning, haying sold all but ten of his es, but Dr. C. W. Wickham of this vill­ ponies. age lias preserved in liquor a tape worm D. S. Bailey, deputy internal reve­ 70 feet long, lately passed by Henry —The youngest child of N. 8. Barnes nue collector, of Grand Rapids, was in Witte of Castleton township. town Wednesday. —The wheat yield in this section is of Mnple Grove, died on Monday last James Fleming and Chas. Demaray far below the average of previous years, from epilepsy. Nearly six years ago, attended the jewelers’ convention nt when only 4 years old, the little fellow but Elijah Morgan, living about four Jackson, Wednesday. miles north of this village, threshed 2-3 received a severe injury npop the, Miss Dora McGraw is the first Nash­ bushels from 9 acres, which is the best head, from falling down cellar, since ville lady to accomplish the feat of rid­ which time he has been a great sufferer yield vet heard irom in.this vicinity. from fits brought on on by the injury, ing one of those mustangs. The bridge below Jacob HeckaEsq. Chipman and wife returned he sustained in falling; at times having thorn’s, went down on Monday, while had by actual count, six hundred with­ from Petoskey and other northern re­ being crossed by Frank Tucker, with a in a period of 48 hours. An autopsy treats, on Wednesday night. truck loads of saw logs, precipitating H. H. Gill, the man who has been conducted by Dr's. Barber and Young, trucks, horses and driver into the revealed no depression of bone ns had numbeiingand labeling our streets was stream. One of the horses was severe­ a Colonel in the Rebel army. been quite generally suspected,but up­ ly injured. Sid. Kocher and Will. Heckathorn on examining the brain they found ex­ —J. Lentz A Son's mammoth store tensive and very firm adhesious of the started for Muskegon on Thursday, in is receiving its finishing touches in membrane with the inner portion of search of work and a fortune. W. R. Griffiith returned from his the shape of hard-finishing, and the cranium, and so firm were the ad­ early in September, the Lentz’ will hesious that *twas impossible to sepa- western trip Sunday night, and lias set­ move into the finest and largest sales­ | rate them without cutting. Imraedi- tled down to biz in his father’s store. ' room of the kind between Jackson and ately under those adhesions, between Mrs. Frank Dancer, of McBrides, has Grand Rapids. the membrane and-tbe brain itself, was been visiting her daughter, Mis. Frank Barnes, of this village, for tbe past —On Saturday last, the Vinkle Bros., found a large effusion of a substance week. • stretched their rope across Main St., closely resembling the white of an egg, F. C. Boise has been improving the from Mrs. Yates’ block to Bud’s build­ only more firmer in consistency. Tlfis, looks of his lot, on west side of Main ing, and during the afternoon enter­ together with the adhesions, w as un­ tained the vast crowd of people who doubtedly the result of an inflamma­ St., by building a new fence in front of fie same. thronged the streets, with their rope­ tion caused by the fall. The abnormal F. D. Soules, of Barryville, has his walking and daring feats on the trap- condition of the membrane and the ef­ fusion is amply sufficient to satisfactor- cider mill, consisting of four presses, in era. running order and is now prepared to ially account for the long continued —On Saturday, Dr’s. Snell and Grant make embryo vinegar. of Vt. Ville performed an operation fits that resulted in tbe death of the Col. Copeland of South Bend, Indi, on W. P. Wilkinson, living upon the child. will speak on on the political issues of — Last Monday night a Cemetry street State road, taking out a portion of twothe day at the opera house on Wednes­ nerves from his right cheek. Mr. man had disrobed for night, and day evening, Sept. 8th. Wilkinson has been a great sufferer sought his downy lied, to sleep the Business has increased to such an exfor several years, but now is much im­ sleep of peace, and drcam of the time at the business places of F. C. Boise when angels should hover around his proved. and C. W. Smith, as to warrant the —Hon. E. P. Allen of Washtenaw, cot and whisper words of cheer and taking in of new clerks. one of the finest orators of State, will comfort to his weary' aching heart. The Juvenile Temperance Meeting address the people of Nashville and He had got no farther in his dream, will be held at the Christian chnrch on vicinity upon the political issues of than where angels began their whis- Sunday, Aug. 29, at 3 o'clock p. m. A I pering, and he was startled by an au ­ the day at the Opera House on Tues­ good attcdance is desired. day evening, Aug. 31st. Turn out dible whjsper, which appeared to be R. B. Whitney, of Maple Grove, says everybody and hear why you should just out side the house. He paused, he will give those boys, who stole his listened and sure enough, either angel vote the Republican ticket. ox-bells, just ten days to (b)ring them or demon was summoning him .to —The Hon. H. C. Hodge of Jackson to him, or he will enter complaint. awake and present himself before the Co., Greenback nominee for Congress A good program of exercises is prom­ presence of the whisperer. Scarcely in this district, will talk at the Opera ised at the temperance meeting on had he pushed the gates qjar than he House on Tuesday evening, Sept 7th, Monday evening next, and it is hoped was confronted by a Whispering An­ and also at Woodland Center on Mon­ that there may be a large attends*, .e. gel, whose appearance seemed to indi­ day evening,Sept 6th. All are cordially Elder Holler drives the oldest horse cate that he was a remote-descendant invited to come and hear the famous I in this vicinity. Its nge is 28 years yet it of those hurled over the battlements orator irrespective of party. has the appearance of being able to do of Heaven,in the bygone days of which —On Monday Messrs. Moore and we read in Milton. He was minus , duty ns a family horse for many years to come. Hardy, with a full corps of lawyers and coat and hat, and his face shone with Geo. Franck, of north Castleton, has witnesses repaired to Vermontville to the crystals of mud with which his a new granery, built by Will. Troxel, contest the legality of a replevin, phiz had in some way became closely brought by Moore, against a mannam- intermingled. His Angelship desired who, Geo. says, did the boss job, and he has stored in it 185 bus. of wheat, SmiUi, who had bought a span of hors­ to know the way to thfe city, and was the result of 8 acres harvest. es, of A. J. Hardy, which had been tak­ unable to give any account of himself, The M. E. social will be entertained en by Hardy of Moore on a chattel further than to state that he had been nt the residence of Mrs. Hindmarch, on mortgage. The suit was complicated, trying to talk with a fellow being who Wednesday afternoon and eve. Re­ and judgement was deferred till Friday. had imbibed a little too freely of liq­ —A small boy named Archie Hyde uid death, about this glorious nation. freshments will be served from 5 till 7. was playing on the top of some freight He finally braced up and wandered to The public are cordially invited. James Fleming was elected first Vice cars at the depot last Saturday and fell a neighboring barn, where he dropped to the ground, sustaining several in­ into the arms of Morpheus, and in the President of the “Michigan Retail juries. It has became quite a pastime morning was again interviewed by the Jewelers’Association,” an institution among the boys to “catch on” the cars Cemetry street man, but was not able that was organized at Jackson, for the while moving, and a petition is being to give any better aceoun^of himself benefit of the retail Jewelers of the circulated, praying the council to pass than on the evening previous. From State, on Wednesday. J. J. Potters family have been scat­ a resolution, making it a finable offence, his allusion to the talk about the Un­ and which if passed should be strictly ited States, itis surmised by some lead­ tered abroad over the land, J. J. going enforced. ing politicians that he his been a to Vermontville to pin-foather the —Gregg’scrossing has lately been the victim of the shot gun policy, b ut his Hawk, Mrs. P. and daughter, to Hast­ scene of a couple of accidents which political views are unknown, farther ings to visit friends, and Claud to the have resulted in the killing of a year­ than, when lie walks be is a terrible four-corners, to eat plums. , ling heifer belonging to Daniel Staley, Weaver, and when he whispers, lie We noticed in the Jackeon Citizen of and the disabling of a valuable cow, speaks KnplMA. last week, that the United States Com­ the property of John Franck. An ex­ missioner of Indian Affairs had contra train struck the former last Friday, The M. E. Church society are mak­ traded with the Jackson Wagon Co., throwing the heifer through a board ing a special effort to wipe ont the debt for five thousand wagons for the In­ fence and killing her instantly and the od their parsonage- They have set diana. It loeks as though he proposed •noon freight on Tuesday damaged, apart tbe first Sunday in September to to deal with them fairly, by giving Francks cow considerably but he think make a special effort to make up the them tbe best wagon on wheels. C. C. he may save her, but don't propose to deficiency. The church will be nicely Wolcott, of thia place, ia agent for the co have croton oil applied either crude decorated and the service will be ap­ above wagon, and has sold upwards of ■or adulterated. propriate to the occasion. 100 in the past year. The names of the streets have been posted conspicuously on the corners, and the village begins to bare a me­ tropolitan aspect. —Fine showers visited this vicinity on Wednesday and Thursday, and vegitatiou which was becoming badly parched, now teems with new vigor.. >/ —Last Saturday was a busy day at the stock yards of Ainsworth & Brooks. Over 400 hogs were loaded and 190 calves shipped to Iowa and Missouri. B Lewis Durkee while sitting in front of Wolcott’s harness shop, Thursday evening, was taken with hemmorhage at the lungs, and became so weak that he was conveyed home in a car­ riage. Hcwever, we are glad to note, be wa> able to be about again on the following morning. . H. J. Martin and Orno Strong have opened the campaign in Northern Michigan. Martin holds receptions at his summer resort, and Orno goes ont and orates to the people. -He will speak to the Chipewas and Potawatiinies at the old Mackinaw Mission next Saturday afternoon.— Vt. VUle Hawk. And his Hawkship has become sc wasted and worn in endeavoring to answer the ringing arguments of "Re­ publican” upon the tariff question, that he has been obliged to fly to the home of his childhood-to recuperate. THE TEMPE BARGE PI0NIU. The Red Ribbon clubs of Castleton with large representatives from Hast­ ings and other clubs, congregated to the nnmber of. several hundreds at Morgan on Wednesday, and after a thorough baptitism of the dews of heav­ en, which was not restricted to the be­ lievers, a basket picnic, as was adver tised, was served and ample justice done. It was then and there well dem­ onstrated that a miqed crowd of men, women and children could get wet,hungry and cold, without danger to life or limb with no application externally or internally of intoxicating liquors, in marked contrast with the crowd that assembled at Thornapple Lake a week before. _A very pleasant time was en­ joyed. In the absence of foreign speak era. as advertised, Capt. J. C. Bontecou was represented by Jas. Clark, of Has­ tings, who did excellent work and no body thought of his principal being so well entertained by his substitute. Capt. Linscott was then called for and Judge Clement Smith responded to the call, and for half an hour ho laid down the principal of law and justice, as relates to the use of intoxicating liquors, in such a forcible manner that the Capt. would have no reasons to be ashamed of his substitute. Tho “long roll” was then sounded and the stirring music of fife and drum enthusiasted several other speakers who responded to the call,among whom were Dr. Lathrop, C. 0. Scoit, J. C. Clarkson, 8. J. Biddleiuan, Wm. Feist er and L. J. Wheeler. The various phrases of tbe temperance work was alluded to by the speakers. Jiad the weather been favorable, a crowd such as has never been assem­ bled in Barry county, fora similar pur­ pose, would have gathered there. When the people will leave their* various oc­ cupations in a hurrying season of the year to spend an entire day to discuss temperance, it is very certain that more than a common interest moves them. The man who aspires to any official position in Barry county this full may as well “haug his harp upon the willow,” if the smell of whisk} is found upon even his garments, and we trust the time is not far distant when a common sentiment shall prevail through the state and nation. X. X. AT THE 80TH MILE STORE. A very hapuy occasion was the gath­ ering of the relatives and fripndsof the Rev. O. Scott at the residence of Dan­ iel Mead in Kalarno, on the 21st inst. It was the day on which Mr. Scott ar­ rived at the ripe old age of four score years, hale and hearty, and the gather­ ing was brought about by his grand, and great-grand children wishing to give the old gentleman a grand enter­ tainment as he was about to pass the eightieth mile stone in tho journey of life. Elder Scott has had of family relatives sixty two, of which forty-five are now living, a few in New England, and the remainder in this State. Of great-grand children there are seven. Eider Scott, has seen an eventful life, and having arrived at a ripe old age, his friends are always at hand to cheer him on, and smooth and make pleasant his pathway to the tomb. At the gathering above refered to, were sev­ eral aged persons, chief of which was Rev. Monroe, wh? was past eighty-five. There were present twenty-seven per­ sons, and the time was interspersed with singing, prayer, relating of inci­ dents, story telling, etc., after which the company sat. down to tables loaded with everything needed to refresh toe inner man, and to which all did un­ de justice. Elder Scott received many presents, several very useful and raluahie, and when the company broke up it was with a feeling that all had truly enjoyed themselves, and been the means of doing something to cheer the heart of one, whom all respect. E.D.W. HASTINGS ITEMS. NUMBER 49. - Business is brisk. fOar markct is flooded with peaches. At present they sell as low as twenty five cents per bushel. The Hostings sportsmen will start for Crooked Lake about toe 1st of Sept., for a jolly good time. Spauldivg A Wilkins have turned out some fine specimens of work, to exhibit at tho Chicago exposition. Tlie biggest beat of the season was seen at the Hastings House last week. It was a dead beat and Nell kicked it out. Cook A Sheldon have commenced building their abstract office in tbe rear of the Cole building, on the corner of State and Jefferson streets. Tho speech of Hon. J. C. Burrows, on the 19th, was listened to with mark­ ed attention by a large concourse ofc people from all over the county. Tbe cold rainy weather on Wednes­ day kept many of our citizens at home, who would have attended the Tem­ perance picnic at Tbomapple Lake, had the weather been pleasant. A fire originating iroai a spark from Smith &. Mathews engine, burned about 75 bus., of oats for Wm. Haney. It was an act of carelessness and the boys propose to pay for the damage. On Tuesday of this week. The Presbyterian Sunday school held .a picnic at the Grove House on Thorn­ apple Lake. Tbe weather was favor­ able and a very pleasant time was had by all. Last Friday evening the Royal Templars of Temperance gave a social at Temperance hall in this city, There were about 125 tickets issued and all went home with the belief that the in­ due in cuts held out by this council as a co-operative insurance, can nut be ex­ celled. A brutish being in human form nam­ ed Stilaon,attempted to outrage a little girl, six years old, daughter of Thos. Beckwith, last Friday. He was sev­ erely punished by toe enraged father and afterwards arrested in Battle Creek and brought back and lodged in jail. LeRot. WOODLAND ITEMS/ COUNTY LINE ITEMS. Oats is a very poor crop in this sec­ tion. Tim Biggsand Douglas VonWagner start for the pine woods on Monday. The drain commissioner is around laying ditches in the swamps and low lands. • The women swarmed on tl»e county line one day last week. A quilting bee was the cause thereof. Montie Mattison killed seven rattle­ snakes one day last week. Mr. I. L. Dodge you mnst try again. The stock buyers are around, and all the calvea and hogs, as well as grown people, get sold occasionally. I. Merrifield is in Ohio visiting friends, and taking a retrospective view of the home of his boyhood. Mr. Earl of Kplamo had the misfor­ tune to fall from a tree a few days singe. He received several bad bruises. John Murray gave a dance in his new house on Friday night of last weekJ 48 numbers were sold, and a good time enjoyed. Great excitement prevails over the arrest of the Bellevue burglars. All kinds of stories have been told, and it seems to be an impossibility to learn tbe true facto in tho case. Isaac Townsend who has the Job of building a dwelling for Mrs. Townsend, commenced work last week on the same, and while preparing for business, he swung the hand-ax into his foot. II. Bowen lias been making a new drag which he thinks to bo a great im provements. It surely does do good work. Hank thinks that he can have it dragging by windmill power in a short time. In toe western portion of Kalamo tbe foxes are so nnmerons that they arc becoming a great nuisance, going into barnyards in broad day, and help­ ing themselves to chickens, turkeys and such other dainties as they relish. Hiram and Reuben Gridley, accom-. panied by their brother Abram, of Litchfield. Hillsdale Co., started for Californaion Wednesday of last week. They intend to remain about three months, visiting his brother and other relatives and enjoying the sports of the chase among tbe mountains. Nerve. Give me a peach. | The sick are convalescing. Did yon go to camp-meeting ? Select school commences next Mon­ day, Jim Smoke doesn’t study “angieology” anymore, so Walter says. Eugene Davenport expects to teach in the Munyon district the coining win­ ter. J. Baitinger of St. Louis is in town visiting relation who reside at this place. dohnnie's Giraffes ran away the oth­ er day, and kicked up enough dust* for a “Jimmycane.” , Our weather prophets predict an early frost and perhaps so sudden that it will tangle late chickens, and Perry's moustache. Quite a number of our boys attended camp-meeting nt Freeport, and the way that Policeman went for “Old Wdblbeth” was a sin to snakes. The Mass Meeting next Sunday ev­ ening, will Ims addressed by home tal­ ent, and as a special, effort has been made on the. part of the committee, to secure the best there is, it is hoped there may be a larfte attendance. The teachers of Woodland hold an Institute at the Town Hall, on Satur­ day Sept., 4th .commencing at 9 o’clock a. m., with the following program, Civil Government, John Lee; The Educational Institution of the west, G. C. Barden ; Teachers Trials, I. N. Harter; Thcachers Faults, P. 8. Holly; The Ideal Teacher, Miss Mina Tread­ well. The Institute will close with a lecture in the evening. Q. Cumber. Mew Store. GFCJLNichols has opened that Boot and Shoe, Hat and Cap and Notion store, in the Yates’ block. New Goods and Low prices. Call and see me. LOCAL MATTERS. Special Notice. All parties having notes or accounts’ with C. G. Wolcott that are now due, will very much oblige me by calling and selling the same immediately. Respectfully, C. C. W. ty J. L. Stevens keeps more tools and stock than any other costom shop in Nashville. ty I have now in stock a large line of that celebrated Blocher Boot, these boots are all made by hand mid every pair warranted, they are undoubtedly the best boot in the market. Sold ex­ clusively by [46-tf] D. C. Griffith. ry Three-Year-Old Colt fot Sale, Enquire of E. Cook. FF* Bee-Keepers should use the Comb Foundation for sale by H. T. Davidson. JEWELER. C. W. DEMARAY. The finest stock of Clocks in Barry or Eaton county. ry A good stock of straight Elgin Watches, will not handle a Watch but can be recommended by all, all full VERMONTVILLE ITEMS. Niebel movement. Straight Line Es­ capement, Quick trains. Tho rope walkers were in town on ty A fine line of Jewelry and Silver Wednesday. Ware. Two doors south of Truman's, C. W. Demaray. Dr. Parmenter lias been building some new barbed wire fence. fy You can get the Celebtated Stark and Voorman Pat. Sand-bands F. M. Potter has gone to Syracuse, N. Y., to visit the home of his baby-hood. put on your Buggies at E. Cook’s for only $9.00. They are worth five titties Dr. Xane acta as though he was what they cost to any wagon. about to embark in the millinery busify Wilson A Howe still sells Boots new. and Shoes os low as the lowest. D. W. Chnrch has two pair of - pears Vf Wilson A Howe sells Tobacco that weigh two Iba. and one ounce, an for 40 cents_________________ pared. Whttat is coming in slowly and the farmers are complaining of a short crop and low price. “* Porter Barnes claims that one swarm of his busy bees has made 90 Iba. of honey in nine days. Onr Republicans meet in caucus on Saturday, to select delegates for the county convention. Tbe pretty stopolma’ams are swarm­ ing about town this week, about 60 tenders being in attendance'at tbe in­ stitute. THE A public examination will be held at the Union School building »n this village on Saturday. Sept, 4th, com­ mencing st9 o’cluck a. m., for tbe pur­ pose of examining all persons who may present themselves u candidates for certificates, to teach in’che primary schools of this township. The exam­ ination will consist oi both oral and written questions, and candidates are respectfully urged to be in attendance promptly at 9 o'clock. Writing must be exeeated with pea and ink. C. N. Youxg, Supt., of Schools. �with it for any moirey in the world t lUtbt of -ettlUK * unless it be the . Forty Tears in Bed. •*r f»!r, but clay. has suffered death by hanging ; and in ; Cynthia Taggart and Elizabeth (com- I that ease, even, if a desire is expressed i moiily known as Betsy) Taggart are the ’ ting in ita perambulator alone on the cried, jumping up and down gleefully, by the condemned man or his friends J names of two very extraordinary women, I edge of tho sidewalk,, in a little cobweb that hia ” cannot - j one deceased, ........................ his body bo be buried, buried, his his ’Ixidy the other on the brink of of a dreka of embroidery and lace—the for the The the grave. Their father waa Deacon 1 claimed ’ •__ * ' tL_ dissecting-table. r_„ • _ poor little thing !—perfectly blue in this wOTi’tbe toolohg,” and away bounded be lost straw the Legislature piled .... on was William Taggart, Taggart,who who formerly formerly owned owned or .‘ chilliness of the damp evening air, with­ both children. And all was quiet the last out a thing on its head or around it; the next half, when suddenly the neighbor­ when it abolished capital punishment, kept.the old ferry at Middletown, in this I PITH AO I’OIXT. nurse at a neighboring gate, wrapjwd in hood wow aroueed by’one prolonged and made it absolutely impossible for uh county, where Betay still resides. They • __ get „-----------------------------------------------Ixidiett for dissection in n legal o_ belong to a-most resiiectahlo family, and a handsome crimson slmwi, doubtless agonized shriek, and hurrying in the di­ to On seeing a house being whitewashed, laws, as stand, TL_ L.77L, “ they tL,- now _ ’ en- i these two women have been visited by the pro]*erty of the baby, which she had rection of the sound the neighbors found 1 way. The a small boy asked, “ Man, if vou please, “------ ; body-snatching. No man can thousand* .of people who were anxious to appropriated when a safe distance from. Norah in a dead faint just boaide the courage a practicing physician phyaiciacand ______________ sur- i learn something of the cause which are you going to shave that house ?” home. But I am humbly tlumkful that 1 open cistern, and little Beta rubbing her l»ecome . ’’he he has dissected, and the laws I brought them into notoriety- Cynthia __________________ “ You see how bold I am, and I don't my wife potaoeaefl neither the heart eyes in awestruck wonder wakening from geon until nor the conscience of either Mrs.'Brigh­ n nap she had been taking on the riiaded absolutely prohibit our getting bodies in 1 was bedridden for nearly forty years he­ wear n wig." “True, sir,” replied the ton or Mrs. Eaton, and do you know, grass just a short distance beyond. And ft legal way. We ,can't legally bring fore she died, and Betay has been in the servant. “An empty burn requires no dear, that it pains me exceedingly to. peering into tho groat open-mouthed Ixxiies into the State from other States, same condition for thirty-nine years. It thatch!” Sani^he, 'as he etole one, “ I seal my hear you s]Huik of them as examples of cinlera nothing woe to l>e seen there save as their laws prohibit it. Of course, we is stateil by those who hayo known them mothers ? for the name, os applied to a little white sailor hat floating slowly must have bodies. We must roly on the weU that patient endurance of great suf­ love with a kiss.’’. Aud she. suiting the , them, is aimply a mockery. My prayer and silently on the unrippled surface. generosity of friends in New York who fering watf a morluil feature of their ex­ action to the word, replied, ‘ * I seal mine is'that God may ever preserve vou from And when a few momenta later the front will send us bodies*, and run the risk of istence. Asked by <the writer, a day or with whacks.” any temptation* which might lead you door of the handsome house opened and getting caught and paying the penalty two since, what their illnes wm, a rela­ A nriTDE girl, noticing the glittering in the footsteps .of either. But there Minnie Leslie came Itounding upstairs, of the law. I can’t tell how many Ixxl- tive replied tliat he could not tell; in fact, comes Fred for hi.** promised rtx-k and calling gleefully, for her ]%ta, fine was ias are used in Maine for dissection in .no one knew. It was simply alack of gold filling in her aunt's front teeth, ex­ swing," and, catching up the little’fel­ met by pale, awestruck faces which the course of a year. The Bowdoin School vitality; tbe unfortupute women appeared claimed, “Aunt Mary, I wish I had co|>low, he placed him in bis mother'a arms, seemed filled with dread and fear as she probably used twenty-five bodies a year; to lose all power after arriving at a cer­ per-toed teeth like youra.” the Portland School ought to use about tain age. Of late years but few visitors '..and. kissing lioth, left them fur a lik-tle approached. Ax article is going the rounds entitled | while to attend to some necessary mat“ Why, friends,” she cried, then sud­ ten bodies; two years a£o, when our hsve been admitted to the sick chaxnl>cr “ What Kissing Really Is.” Gentle­ l ter of business. denly a conBciiJuancss consciiiuaneM of some dire evil Lewiston School was in operation,-we of the surviving sister, but iu the first men, there’s no use in trving to explain years of their extraordinary illness they used ten Ixxliea a year. Then many l_, — her, andI I -The.next evening found our friends seemed to take |XM8cssion of‘ L were called upon by strangers from fur wlint it is, for you can't. Be satisfied | seated just outside of the great tent growing d. iwllv puleahe piteously naked, physicians, who have a good deal -of and near, esjxicially during the summer that it is and always will be.—Keritucky Wilk' yntx nri- txsvo>ln« I which hod spread ita white wings nnder “My baba «, are they nick ?’’ As she practice, use one or two lilies ,n year. Of joys of mornr paring youUi, time. Cynthia, after taking* her bed,, State Journal. laid her bm? —“ ■* We ’ ve got to have bodies. When a id on tho door of her room, took out upon the, bf*hw*y brew!. the noble old pines skirting the lake found much comfort ’with a lyre, it is And Mn-ak for tue ■> kLudly truth!. “Here. Johnny, go to the store aud sshe could turn the knob, a physician comes upon e rare disease, shore. There in the quiet peacefulness but befdro\ said, and ip her uncultured' way would get some brads.” “ rSixth* what, father?” he ’ s obliged to post himself on a dead kindly hand I was laid on hers to draw her of that midsummer evening, the moon body in order to save a live one. The conirioee poetry. She once wrote nn “Home brads. You know—nails with..hy empliatically threw it off away, but sh . shining lienignly down upon tbe shad­ ----"Ode to Health." Her death appe*red ■ out heads." Johnny guea,ti-ud the stureowy wene, seemed a fitting, pl’aoe in ' and ppsheiTton into the room. Occu price of a body dejiends u]x>u where you get ,a body by the sildnt figure buy -- it. - - To —,7 —r* here —r— coats ------ us —- to afllict her sister Betsy to a'.great de- 1 keejier is informe-d that “ Father wants ita grand solitude for tlie forgetfulness of pied only See, and ut times she was inconsolable, some brats without "Leads.”. . of little Fred, stretched on Iw, | about 835. You buy them in New Turk ■ all cares and anxieties, and -a merry er mind won?il wander nt times, but I t- . • , „ ’ ., , J>arty indeed was here aiwembled, ns the tiny white l»ed, ' ’and from whose ^”r & apiece. The Maine Medical As- tho name of sister Cvuthia was seldom r^st’‘L |H‘ar.’ »md an uncle - --■ r toogne. Hci ..ephew, . well- , W b» hide S-y«r-nld n>e«, “it jouhke ively chatter, social converse, music and limp, still body still trickled the little socintion is taking steps in the matter rivuleta of wat r, thc long vellow curls frPnR make a way to secure bod- ' «« tongue, . song fully attested. But this, the first IV. Amu. ixxnilo don’t o<>0. known L.mnra m«u lur,-. .„oMof U» ,o?’.",n,e,«rm. legally. people don «i<”ru i.muneM I evening, they separated early to retire —now straight and reaching Mow the n«khAgain, Ilnur Eton* run ’tiuconill- ; lint to go to the; war, Mid by mur>git>u» fn\*" “Tlf tlie risks. ”• j to rest, of which they idl felt tlie need little, plump waist—the white dress, ®}dcr wug uiiw«.-'n <’» fur work. Every man ooudnet rose from the rank of private to ■ y.u® "T ’^r A SUMMERS TRIP. after the long dov ’ s travel broad.sash aud tiny blue slippers, the ring themselves for work. Every man after ’s trawl. who over runs the nsk of |i t,int‘d raltm-L cokmeL This was nearly twenty p‘““irke<1’ ° UDl k?’ 1 "Wthe ’l.v,long Mindfler .Imr. whM o»m« thi» Muy little BmuIh Jl «> raid, wet Mid | ’ M> works ™t-k* " v" bodies ™ “th ? n ‘k rf decaving flesh. I yenrs 'H?o. and the colonel says that even j uu BEOU Jou • !| long face and subdued- air ?” ' from the " ' ?’’ asked Dr. | s““. met gaze of the mother whose being poisoned Dr. Garcelon once came near death from tbci > *>» friends used to write him that * ---------------— ue go, Leslie, coming suddenly iqxrn upon his wife, I Bgoniztxl agonized shrieks again and again rang “Pwease, mamma, let Fweddie Whm »trctcbe<l frvtn pole t.» yds; this muse. I Mas once sick six weeks I “Aunt Betay is failing fast." Yet she is Twaddle 'ants to go fwisin’, too. FwedT . . as she .. stood waiting for him nt the tent through the great, still house oa she from Mug ]>oisoned from a l»odv, and I 8t“* ■“*«• Bnt jx-rhniMi the most extra­ seems to is we the uwi» last jniMplace across room ’jami die likes to fwis HO blld.” door; “Seems i«> me mv this win u> ’V Ij Ixmnded ---------r—the ------------”—caught ; °~i the ~a” au Auburn pl.vsician Las suffered’in the . ordinary tact in her whole, case is that the little 2-yoor-old ”-yyor-old stood twirl twirl-­ in the worid a long surrounded j “one ^tle one in ^her firms, l»egging, pleadworld for nfm long face,face, surrounded 1 ,lttte in her arms, liegging, pleadAnd tlie same way. Bowdoin College 1 as paid ,l now - f. nearly «?«» U”r 'J nothing but Aail throw* vou down and jerks you ' ing his tiny, straw hat, his great plead­ us we ore by the beauiv ami snlilime I iug^K “ pib-ously 1 for just one word | • * ’ of■ Oir'^ of lta .r. — ... water her litwncr not om-not oartiThe lulddit of t>ock% tweak. 1/.I.:1.,1.....;.1„ 1110 Pneo professe.s to the has . Yrnasii^d ‘ r nas pmwreo Bps, one p.irtiof this exquisite lakeside seen-' — —tob*wake wake m» upaud aud sav say“ Mamma ” just ing eyes full of tears os he watched his grandeur , •*» J cause oi of meujcai medical science. science. >>o No .ow* less inan than |I '~7 d? d “hd nounalimont Her —Ktnkuk Oal< City. e more j cause “ * *'-• • «*pwetty young mamma,” as he called ery. Look at that broad expanse of I oncemore. Oh m’v darling ! mv darling ! won’t number have died from poisonous nun<1 become completely a blank for •• Where nre you going?" said a young “Oh, my tuu.wK, u.. u<uui^ ; „u».. । -*-7 her, pack her vahse for au early start, water with its multitude of waves, liftinv be ima^uied, gentleman to on elderly one in a white ifUt-I exhalations from corusca utxm tho open oi>er- a *OE8 time now. As may imagined, an upon Uio for she and “ Fwed's ” pap<i were a very i»g their inlrer-rrateil betuk, murmnr- I ,v<m ne’er pnt ’onr little "«rm «rm« [ *'xbal»tion« from con»<« .U 1V1old bare old ' aho w reduced to a mere skeleton. These cravat whom he overtook a few miles essential port of a very gay party that inn Mui wlu»ix.-rinR to e«ch oilier iu* they around my nock ngidn, ami Mk in your | nUM-table. I »ould ratlier Bodies ... two or tYo CftBca are P’-’Hmp" the most remark*from Little Rock. " I am going to m ■> tlioiuuuid .luaiui j »«“t l>«lo way, ’ Menima. doth you I >od>e» than new om-e. I™_.. were to leave thc next morning for sev­ iiwa *>nlv to ■ jj’ , ble of thasori ever heard of. There is I iteaven, my soil. I have l»eon on mv eral weeks’ shooting and flsliiug ut the. cnntale, and theae trees too, these great ' lug mo? and wmt for tho aiuwer oi thn’“ *«’k» old are lieat tor tllanectton.‘ not a particle of imagination or sensation j wuv for eighteen veara." *• Well, gocxlmajejtio tree., awaying, alnioid moan- ! knew., which was always youra; for. my j ,.llnlTh amI Kfral,lakes. v connected with them. Their family is by’old fellow! ’if you have been trav­ ing; their whispered chants scarcely I dftrimg, I did love you . God knows 11 . . “ Oh, Fred, dear, run away; don’t Is it wrong for achurch deacon who I ou<'°f the most respectable on the island. 1 efing toward heaven’ for eighteen wars, auuiiue above auove the me nccomiMUiiment accompaniment of oi tlie tne i1 l°Vt*d my baby boy ! but why—why did i * ,’.■ tease mainmn, pleas * when she is so audible 1 .." to ■ a young lady • ’ on a । and atiy Htatement they make can l>eim- au,I got no nearer than Arkansas, 1 will । . v.v. 1^.. *.-* ..*-». *>~.vra. umbrella >..-.1.^., i. u -lra^ ....... _____ ! I pwr I mw him ? Tf T luul Ktnvawl with I ovcr 1«"" ’ H I h»d »tay«l with | » busy ! Here take mamma’s Inxits down ratio... toning, Irolick».nio wves. ;I Siuiday to kiss Why, little wife, wlint could lie more I mv Itabies, bnbin, Gtsl God would would never never have hare sent «ent; "W “ •■■'■■•• •» ­ her «i tlie way । plicitly relied on. Jt is not |xwsfl>lc for take another route.” . to Norah, anil tell lier to iMilish them ; poor old Betay to survive survive many nianv uays davs. , . — punishment !” • home ? T1“-‘ following documentary evi- ।। P°°. r ol ^ “ 7“^ ™ grand or delightful, and only a few short this * Socruel * *" ‘_____________ Jr ond parent to hm son: “Yes, San that’s a darling little man.” she’ talked ’and moaned the whole I Je“ce was recently laid before the dea- 8O^g *u-* thl*fc aJ*e *akea __ uotnonnshmg foodi j ,. ..... j Francisco is the place to get on iu. *•'*hraLiinra —** “ But Fwed ain’t a man. * Fwed's weeka to enjoy it all ! Come, brighten । irwht *h„ Kni„ . cons of the First Baptist Church, Jock- ; whatever. Boaton JoumaL I L<x>k at James, he started without a u*Bht through, holding fast to the httle, ‘ - —■ mamma’s dear, darling little baby boy ’ ’ up, we must enjoy everv moment to | aaacatooo tu.m__ cmm<»av t --- ______ _ . . Mich, i “ Having heani that grave I ; jxmny, and has lately fai let! for8100,000. zat’s fwnt mamma always says, only show our appreciation and’ thankfulness hfeless form—all efforts to take him away j «>«h unavailing and' rumor not nntfl the I rumora nre in circulation affecting my Iproving —- ------------"**n —tU * Songs of the Steeple*. i Of course that’s an extremv case. I when she wants Fwed to stay at home. to the Giver of all gtxxL" ^'th "..“m iuhf I U In IM. Uii» W »ge th.the Nothwbmd. Nothertamln elaini clnim prpro- 1 don’t expect yon to do well a» ihnl. “Yes, I know, but it’s all so still and fBrat day-jlawn did the bright, glittoring -----Fwed don't want, to be a man. Fwed anirtncr ti.„ dvmMri-s Pnrm^. , Still, with honesty and industry, I see 7“i.once ,close; olo“ ■ then, U"'"; srddenlv, "[‘W™1?- come c‘?“’ ' Herewith suomit tne louowmg as u true 1.1, ------- - -- ------------wants to lie a little Iwy and do wiz mam­ I »Jemn. it almM makee me •«> braid.’ eyes ’uu 1« v ^re ! statcmmit of the circumstances^emt of iu muajc There are more chimes i uo reason why you should not, m a few ,»Fred ray., whou he cuddle, up i tov thej^^ owvuu, .woou, rn>d uud b.he lay ma. Pwense. mamma 1 ” in her huriHUtd'. totn». or ’’«rdl..n> in tl..t country tlmn iu .nr tod tor 850,000.” And the tears now Iwcame full- I close in the night," and Minnie Lealie. Itulhdptoto mU^MehXu’™ it iS. raUSd -,“»•« !■* '““J « ) A toco Atnuriewu win, tad Men in -grown solie, as he caught her around the glipped her hand in her husband's arm | •??C1O.V neck and clung to her with all the and drew closer. “And I can't help but ' J strength of his baby arms, ns she leaned forward to hand him tho lioota. i« £3*^^£?«£?. I “’ffi--j The cari/imte son he parades his.paternal conacieu“Ah! ah-! mamma didn't think her tb.y got up aud f.mnd p.™ .nd nmmm. j U any water hail come into toe cellar. I Jm?tebW<fr Pla-Ye<1 “* B «»~ngh tl»e city, and pointe out codling «U up ’‘ fro from “ thc ^Har Mlar I gave „haniUes r ixmiiected T wjth the | lto architectural lions. Finally they boy was such, a liaby as all this ! Come, Uby »B2the^SUtl1Iem after ali’- Md feTer’ 110,1 (lhe movo‘l “l,out thc h°U,M‘ 11 ; After Co,flui run down stairs now,” and she l<«>sene<l ahekughed a little faint «wt of u lauglu “en? Bhado* of her some candy, and. while going totbe h^i before a mauv-piltared building. ,”“h ,Mlo,li’antl 1 'door. I nut mv arm around her and 8 ‘**h. »n executing Whnt xs that lordly pile?” asks tho the plump little arms. “ Mamma don’t _ which charm Tthe inhabitants t>f oIj .. j tlonq •• tlie "‘hougS.-XX.i "th, .tiU ’ j'"-. On ® h«M £_e.u- i the^ira j'c ’mnhS" wont to have to be cross to her little li£‘ Im‘"3,“lUriS>'t“l Ereil Ran fast, now, and when you •come back we’ll rock and sing and send give a thought to during the day would cheerful, xmihnp Mmme of old. Mid They cross over and put the 1 Ctarle. H. Putaer. lliui •lut.-in.nl 11 k on >hjch tlw (‘ nurse clear off and momma'll put her became mountains at night, from the thingM ui hoe Uttle uno only U M, ta | «-M« the toltowmg tmtonwim-ul Irom i. “That, gentlemen," says the d d wi(h Ul, h,nd little Ixiy to bed herself. Won't that Ire days of my babyhood." m*to J that bright, tauntiiul city whore . ,‘b." “"I ’h“ : I which n X.-*! in » thick tarthern .toll. . ’ “is the Medical School." ’ ' ■nice? ’’ “Oh, yea, all you need is u little rest; " Nt-eer wl» the »un nor todoi* thc let” TJf ,l“t<-m<*nt u eutatMitmlly | recorded ttat a carillonnrur oi A pompovs ™-™„. lawyer, who supposed .u1T*ra.. A And Fred, with a shadow of a smile, you're uervuus to-night; to­ rn're urea tired nnu and nervous :-----sarcastic, l»i. l------------------Though she still poles slightly and nu- , me Nellie.—L. G. Bige- urages was expert he even executed himself to be very said to tire ■ though the deep, quivering sighs at- morrow you’ll be all right.' swers tenderly, “ I can’t leave my little : wP*81!* 'hiivuig en- - fu;?Wt.B <IO those famous Mis that hang in i-----keeper of an apple-stand ,------------------------- .. j : “ It seems to ■tested that the yet. sure. enough, on th< w ay wy not all gone______ „And — ,, And sure enough, on the morrow not one*,” if asked by a stranger to her ex- । ’“f foundation. Mr IMe- > the cathedral of that ancient citv. Ine *’-* yon —“ should quit Tho i I— n»p .that thia trving pattered off down stairs, dangling mam- one gayer in the party could lie found ; and goat go at something which is issueU toe tallowing: It hav- I rupufiy-develaping esthetic taste of our ■ business nusincss ami •- intent -——•-upon •*•ma’s dainty boots, the---------’ errand nn tnu.t. W1UI thrown to the breeze with jierience if she contemplates a summer | trip. ! mg come to my earn.that.scandalous , j* KnidUoIlv bringing the use of not so wearing on the brain.” “Oh, ■ to be performed. the first rays of tlie morning sun : and Uc-kwxeu. iu. , stories are afloat m the city differing j chhnea and the jx-nls into our American ’tain’t business,” said tbe apple-seller. “Why can't you take him?” asked that day, a fair sample of those that fol­ • • ■ : ,»taten»ent signed by mi> July church^ jn the places of single bells. In [ “ & lyin’ awake nights tryin’ to dacide •“ Papa Harry,” who outside of tbe home lowed, wua one of unalloyed enjoyment. . Some Men’s Wives last, this is to certify that juch scan- | jfuw york tjiere of ,4^,, ( whether to leave my fortun’ to a orphan circle was known ns Dr. Leslie. “It’s Fishing, shooting, rowing, the pro- j rare sen • n re. , d^ous stone- are false in ew-ry paxwcuThomss’s Church. <m j ’»ylum or to a home for played-owt old • too bad to leave the poor httle fellow, I gramme for the day, finished with music Three men of wealth meeting, not long tar. and the statement so signed by me Fihh aveuut, wjd’Fifty-third street, the . lawyers os is a-killin’ me.” - declare ; it takes awav all tlie pleasure and dancing in the evening. And into ST/*?*’cu?v™?“ , contains the trAofr of toe occurenro a. | d:ime. u( Grao>, on Broadly. The - of the trip. Come, Min, what do you the spirit of it all she entered with all THEN AND NOW. ^rn’-d upon th^r wives. Instead of . rehiteil to me l»v my daughter Nelbe.— ^4^ Thomas’s, ten in number, Twas In the Rloetnlnir, aay ? let’s take him." the ze»t of her ever-exuberant nature; finding I!> the- fair W»W1UK> “ “ fault " with women in general, and L. G. Bigelpw. : were cast in West Troy, and put up in I •“ Well, Dr. Leslie, you may take liim not one could take a steadier aim, or their wives in particular, each one olieyed fuy darllpc luSny year* M1 to ■“ .“1,^n‘e<L busim-M meetaug the beautiful tower two’veara ago. Thev ; And n>y memory lender. and your daughter, too, if you desire ; row a boat more skillfully, for Minnie the wise man'- advice, and "gave ‘honor’ held in the First Baptist Church, the xrv the finest in tone and tune. ‘ Their she is only two years older, and is donlrt- ,Leslie, in her girlhood days, hod de- unto his wife." fojlowmg preamble and resolution were I WBBm. j. woudrously beautiful The [r* tn Umtulrr. less as anxious to * fwis ’ as Fred is. 1 velojied a decided diiqKxition to be what “ I tell yon what it is,” said one of the : zw _to y 1 • ' Grace, also ten in number, have But, as for me, I w^nt u little recreation sxne projier jiersous term “ fast,” until men, “ they may say what they please “ HXKEAH. Certain damaging re- ( a uulU^ weight of 10,300 poumh. The : and rest, and if you take them yon will ' tamed by the love of her grave, noble- alxiut the useleaanesa of modem women, porta have l*eu circulated in connection . Lu-giM Irell, oiled the Rector’s Bell, or ‘ assume the entire responsibility—babies, ! hearted husband, who, though he ad- but my wife has done her shore in secur­ with Brother C.H. Palmer; ; the tolling bell, weighs 2,835 pounds. nurse and all You gentlemen talk very , mired the bright, wild, winsome ways, ing our sueceM in life. Everybody “ATero/rerf. Tliat the Ftfst Baptist ; Thi» splendid chime coat >8,000. If vou 1 • magnanimously indeed, but you fuk*; a | loved her for tlie warm, true heart, which knows that l*er family was aristocratic, Chwch, having listened to the nqiort of : u, a 11<?w M.naatton, go up into ■ mother’s place for just ore week, and he knew existed and beat far away iu ani1 t‘xC1!wivv2’4‘‘1 f111 that, and when I •.» .vMJu...ra-uu 1.1-u1«.y to w . Ule bell-tower l>en-iower of ut Grace oraca Church when! when i r , .. . ... u ita committee appointed investigate [the i the probability is that you would not tire depths of n true womanly nature. never <U.n. . An,. •*« clraraeu-r ut 1 | Mr. Steub, lh« carillon,u-nr, u prartu.1 F.rmlug luder the Hie n«r. romora rfectog affcctimr th. the character 1 run away for a little while, but alto- With a letter every day or so from home, work ux her file ; but wlwn w. A ©j. ( said C. H. Palmer, find that he has l»een i iug. He does not’ dance about amidst u Th° f JU-t “ not generally known that gather. I do truly believe that I don’t apprising tlie parents’of the welfare of failed, and I hml to commence -at the [ gm'lty of no wrong beyond that set forth forest of ropes, pulling one and then an- ' 'ritliiu three hours* ride of Boston a take a half dozen steps a day when at ' the little ones, tire days glided by in foot of the hill again, she discharged the m his statement of July 30 last, and tlnit ■ other and another, as the old-time kell- i larKc Mul profitable businestt has been Jhome that either Fred or Bess, or lioth, uninterrupted ]deti»ure. Tb« weeks nre servftnta, and chose out a neat little cok- he wna simply indiscreet in said matter. ; ringers of England did; but he plavs on ' l^rri>-d on since 1848 along the seashore, -are not after me. I sometimes think if gone anti we again peep into the 'home tage, and did her own hoiutekeeping u*i- ■ —George G. Byroe, Clerk.” hi» carillon a clavier m tlifcv do in Hol-! “»<* ** nothing more or less than “farm■ there was a single place aiXiut tlie prem- . where mamma and papa are now ex- til I was better off again.” । Moral—Newer take on umbrella toflnncl Thev are there, ten chime-ringing : ‘n8 nnder the sea," Everywhere upon ■ iaef. that I could slip to for just two pected. Although seieral hours before ranged in a row, keys a 1 theNew England of extern New England may “■And my wife,” said a second, “ was 1 chureh. j levers ranged in aJ levers row, like tlie kevs of a 1like tho «msta ofof eastern may • minutes aud be alone, I should be ex- time for tlie train, we find Norah pre- 5° •P17 daughter, carreaed and petted to „•tevon Trnr« |- pta„ o fforte. orU._ Thoec low the water mark, pi“*° TIhjso huge keys kevs require |' >* he f«m>d, found, ten feet ta below 'tremely grateful. Yesterday, I laid ' poring the little ones for their advent, death ; and evwylwdy 4 WcB if ha ;r u ie whnle ngth of his arm’’and hand tl”*e* hchen ... the wh.Je Mtre strength lichen known as carrageen-the carrageen—the <lown for a short nap, and hadn’t more which, indeed, was no easy task. Per- will marry a doll like that, he ll make The famous arelueologist, Schliemann,, to ! jo eachofof the levers is ! I'*h1™!* moss commerce. Itmavbe It may lie ---------j---------------------------------------------lamous yetueologist, bchhemonn, yjUj cmcm. ToToeach the levers is *11 nK,? w ofofcommerce. than got seltled and closed my eyes feetly wild with delight, it was utterly **■ ths Athens to "a Russian paper, - ------ ... .... .. “ greatest 4 * mistak *“*“e of his life-; ’ but * . ”writes '*’*“■* from Athen? j attached a rope, passing through thcceil-1 ^<ul1 from the sunken rocks anywhere, when I felt a scrambling on tire side of impossible for them to stand still t wo when I coxae home the first year of our'' “ foUowa ’ have u : 1returned * Bows:* “ I just from । fiig to tbe tower above, whore it connects ,uul I*1 tb« Uttle sra]Kirt of Scituate is •the bed, and in a moment Fred's arms minutes nt a time ; but, final! v, the task marriage, sick with a fever, Mie nursed i A^i® Minor, Minu»,where I*have u»«o<M u»finished k >iuu>ucu wiQj iu particular bclL Up in the light, at ,last almost the only place in the country •were around my neck and his little hand was finished, and Bees and Fted stood me bock to health, and I never knew her that .digging out of Troy which. I Ix*gan., airy, latticed tower, far above the roofs wJ,'-’ru V 8u^,t‘rwl aI»d cured. This patting me on* tlie cha k, as Ire nestled waiting in the parlor, looking very much to murmnr because I thought we : hi 1870. During ten years I have strug---------T.7^' ; of the tallest houses, hang the ten wide- village is the great center of U»e rnntm ■ up cloare and whispered‘ Mamma mare like fairies in their <lainty muslins, couldn’t afford any batter stylo or more |S gledwith which ! moutlied messengera of sound, that onlv I -business in the' country, and the entire —------- ."great ’’■'T.difficulties, ------- v—famong —lonp *hich ■ dfttheym tag your little Fwed?* withaneh । ribbons, aud slippers than the two ver- luxuries.** • . tls? the most troublssGuie troublesome ban has been tlse the large r await awnjt the nm m^u-r s touch to fill the air 1 Union draws ita supplies, from these • irresistible sweetnen* that I of course ; italile flesh-and-blood children who, lost ’• Well, gentlemen, "chimed ma third, amount an­ ^tb melody. No uutraveled Amero.au . ’^’hes- Longrakra are used in tilling - r •. of debris i • under i ¥ twhich tho tbe are nnwux/l «a smart, I.... .1*1... .....li. .* . it fully. It Voa the music • said ‘ good-by to sleep,' and turned to i Moro their debut into the tath-tub, hail O “T I ,married healthy, iirettj inent /-itv city u*ii.u was liTtri.-il burned. Tf It has lu.ni been necere I! mn nppnxuato numne farm, aud it does not take eceivt- liia caresses; and, in fact, that resembled very much the African species girl, but she was a regular blue-atock- sary to dig down and dig ui» the ground j a wiwt victor Hugo calls au opera, of ' Iong to fill the many dorira that await >is the way my naps usually end ; both ' of humanity, having been engaged for mg. Bike adored Tennyson, doted on fur mure than sixteen ranis Mow the steeples ! the hehen, torn from its salty, rock ML »he and Bess mnudly take that time to the last hour or so in tlie very entertain- Byron, read Emerson, and named the ■ surface. —*----- But -I — J fully recompensed ' —------------------------ -—•— The husbands and fathers ’ gather the am aaaure me of their affection, bless tlieir ing and diverting occupation of piling first baby Ralph Waldo anil Bhat Is the Bible Like! moess from the oeu, and tlw>'wivte and aiul the second for b,r all ftb my 111 v trouble. I ' found the remains | innocent hearts. But still, I do really ’ eM dust on each ,others It is like a large, beautiful tree, wlucfi J daughter* prepare it for the market Soak, -rr. heads —T— for tire — Maud ;but I tell you what ’tU,” and the of seVendifferent cities; the last of them get nervous and tired sometmree.” — i -----------* — a x i — i* — « j , express purpexe of watching it roll down Bjx^kker’s eyes grew suspmioiMtiy uatot was the Ilion of Homer. That city «a» beam sweet fr.ijt for those who are hu n j it in water, and it will iMl.awuy to o “ Well, little wife,■ I do sympathise ।uv!'r Iiitta’i'?'■■ *«’»***>•»»«*».ssiuiww built Iw the JEolians, 'vanished from grv, and affords shelter and shade to1 j«dlv. Boil it iu milk, and a deliciuna u. — r n.u ■witli yon and nil tb« nat ol yooumkind । dr.-™.-. <U1 of wlivh th,-T C.oronghlv , bod m Auburn, njr poor irifo W no n- Greece by the Dorians iu the eleventh | pilgrims on their way to the kingdomof ' white and creamy blancmange,‘is tlie.re“ <™*« “«* ™>ton^«ud enp.rml, from Urn .hridk. of | meml«an«» rf n^feet or .Hntod moth­ ’’ ‘ ” * ’ •• • • ' ' ■ writ. The annual prislnctisTAmi ten to thousand l-> bArtcti; ■ la.-...w-rali. a »■ > ■«and'it ra .1 ■ —• 1.brings —.1.. Dr. Leslie. :u* with n canas-ang move- merriment pnxseeding from the coal- erfy care; and the little dressca that buried cities I found many statues of i It is like a cabinet of jewel* Mra.l and w.rara. ]>re- I- fifteen tlvira.inra.1 ment. he drew hw wife to-him. “But house, where Norah had finally drieov- Btiil Mein the locked drawer were all Mincna with the owl’s head, whence j cions stones, which are not only to be 850,001) into the town, which sum » -tlrnu denr, this would lx; tt d»*olatc en.-d them mid now, to lie.imprisoned mode by her own hands. Jotunal oj her name of Glaucopis. In another city I looked at mft. admired, but used and shared by one hundred and fifty families. -world to ns without our babies after all. , in the parlor in this priufully nice con- [ Ctowmr. were found many images of the <b- f worn. Its. consumption iu the*;manufacture of But I presume thev wifi do very well dition fur an hour or two was more .than I vinifies. But the most interesting j It is like a telescope, that brings dis- lager beer is very large, and the entire -without ns for'ft uttre while! The l>e»t the human nature of two such tree tots “I wovld announce to the coagrega- aiid important of all tbe discov- tant obiecta and far-off things of the beer of tbe country draws its saholies place for children, after oil, is at home, could stand. They concluded that 1 turn that, probably' by mistake, there eriai is; of course, the oity of King ! wt»rid very near, so that we can see from Scituate benches, as tfie inijiortaand Norah sterns to fw« perfectly good' Norah’s presence would help innttera waa left at the meeting-house this Boom­ Priam. Every article found in the ruins ! something of their beauty and import- tiou from Ireland ht» Mlmo*t ceasecl. It -and trusty ■ so don’t wc^ry about it I! considerably, and proceeded at once to ing a small cotton umbrella, much dam­ of that city bears unmistakable signs of • anoe. ‘ is not generally known that the moss as know yon do need rext ; and we want a call her, but, an no answer came to Fred's aged bytime and tear, and of an exceed­ having been destroyed by fire and in : It is like a treasure-l»<HU*e, n store­ an article of food, is called *t 'little more of the old 'color littre, too," ’ stentorian “ Nowah, NownK” they con- ingly pale bine color; in the place time of war. There were discovered j house for all sorts of valuable and useful farina.” aad h« playfully pinched the .sl^Uy . eluded to go in w-arch « her * The whereof was taken a very large black many remains of human bodies in full things, and which are to be had without tinted cbesks. t \ bath-room l«?ing the laxt place where silk umbrella of great beauty. Blunders armor. “.I dug opt and cleared away the i money and without price*. Chattanooga flatters heradZ that alm. *” ' ‘ ‘ they had seen her,' consequently to il of this sort, my brethren, ore getting a debris from tbe entire WaP that *ur- : It is like a deep, broad, calm-flowing pumpkins, and yet her propor­ Um they repaired, but nothing greeted them little too octtnoon,'**-: runneted the dty. and also from idl the ! river, tlx- Ixmks of which are green imfl tion’ df salquus is only pne to every. 500 ■principal buildings. Now I am finishing I tiowury, where- birds sing and lambs inhabitants. Think of 499'iiien Waiting 11 of waUtr. “ Well, Manx people who hunt for happiness a large volume in English describing J pUav. and dmtflitths children are loving for die fire-kmidreth to drink and wipe lOWttll is. Mnrpmn are continually finding fault with full details all my discoveries, and and happy. off his mouth! : .... -i • ... �V Gray married the young haro of the Endora bald out both hands, plead­ coffee and sugar trade, Mrs. Dorksdals marked her estimation of Mete’s diaraoingly. ter by giving her as a wedding present, "Only for one night, Mete,” she urged. part of the jewels. ‘TH be personally responsible. Itear “For she is a good girl," said Mrs.. f M«te,plM^M Darkedale, “and she has chosen well M*te Gray hemtatod in an agony of aud wisely/-’ knocked again. Tariffrwf WEEP MVXBY ■ATURIJAY M0BN1KG. A* Nashville, Michigan. piOIVEETt STOHE! AGAIH TO THE MT, With an IMMENSE STOCK of New and Fresh A Swift Banner. “She is in a hurry, miss," said Hannah. , “Tliero, take tham," cried Meta, push­ ' ing thc caws into Eudora's hand, "and oh, be careful of them! I oughtp't to let you have them, I know I ought not, but —yes, yea, Hannah, I am coming.” And, relocking the jewel box and wardrobe, she dropped the keys into her pocket and hastened down stain, followed by tho exultant Eudora Fenley. Talk about your walking matches! Why, a good Indian rtmner. do his hundred and twenty-five miles in twenty-four • houra, without malting any special effort, either.- No tedious training in that case ! One of tlie most interesting races in-the world AND TEEMING WITH CUSTOMERS is that between on Apache Indian and a nd I ahritik with tear an unary wave SUouk! tn«uK ruy Lark IB tu wild <hnn; deer. Tlie deer starts at full sneed, ... V l.__ »—aa III- I..,,.I .... making long leaps of from ten to thirty feet At first he gains rapidly on the OFFICE I!*rRUMAX'S BRICK. SECOND STORY. Indian, but tlie Indian follows,. every ▲DVXBTIBXNQ KATXS. new and then uttering frightful, yells, Tlie lady whose haste'.was so immedi­ but never for a moment leaving or losing ate proved to be only a poor friend of the tlie trail. The doer, when out of sight, Our stock, for the Spring of 1880 consists, as usual, of th* Darkdalea, and when she had takeu a halts and looks liock, but noon his pur­ 12.U0 best selections from the largest wholesale houses in New 11.CO 1- (<J “I shall not be gone more than a week, reluctant leave our poor little heroino suer comes in his sight, when he Ixuinds KN 17.U0 rto IMO Meta," said Mrs. Darkedale, “and of found herself with abundant leisure to on with longer leaps than nt first; finally York, Detroit and Chicago, which may be enumerated r. oo fig *TJ» course I feel that l ean leave every­ reflect over what she had doue. • 13.00 he makes for the water—spring or stream I under the heads of “Oh; how wrong it was of me!" she —and when begets there he halts and ■ 1 thing in your charge, without the least thought, with remorse and anguish. anxiety." drinks all he wants. Now there is no 1 “Of course yotrmay, Mrs. Darkedale,” “.But she will bring theni back again hope for him, for after he drinks he can- • * said Mete, a flush of gratified pride to-morrow, and then I will never, not run so for or leap so far. Pretty 1 mantling her cheek. never let them go out of my hands soon the Indian comes • in sight again of “One favor, however,. I must ask," again." . while tlie tired deer rests a moment; added Mrs. Darkedale, “and that is, that Meanwhile, Miss Eudora Fenley, but the tired hnnter never holts to drink, you will not receive any company during speeding homeward, like an arrow ont of not if his rxouth is as^h-y as ashes, for a bow, found herself checked at a street by doing ho he not only loses time, but ----corner by tlie 'ffenlleman who gave he cannot run so fast?afterward. Over The girl colored ieep scarlet guitar lessons aija wore his hair curling hill and mountain they go, never rest- ' VILLAGE OFFICERS. “I suppose vou mean the Fenleys," down on his neck. ing, the Apache ev^r in hot pursuit | —Elibu Cblmzao. • ■aid she, not without some constraint in “Well," said he, in a low, imperious By-and-by tlie IndiKnxaees a blood stain | Prraidcnt Recorder—Frank M e Derby. her manner; “I do not expect to see voice, “havcyougot.it?” on a ruck, where the deer has stumbled j them while yon are gone." “ I have got no money." and skinned his knee <»rf struck his nose. ; “Very well, "returned Mrs. Darkedale; A smothered execration bunt from be­ He knows now thr'Tfuv will soon be i “you are a good girl, Meta, and I think tween his lips. Cook, B. F. Reynold*. Wm. Boiton. . ' ended, and nuis foster than nt first, । I may trust you." “ flush,"’ said Eudora, impatiently. .while the deer loses ground every min- i jlorirtio. Mrs. Dark.-dale was the relict of an ute. When the deer sees tlie Apache 1 “Do hear me <»uL I said I hail no ■' East Indian merchant, who had left her money; neither have I. But I've-got close upon him he stops suddenly.by a r - jfFauIiuiFirauoPU.CHUBCH-a. d. Xrw- 1 THE CELEBRATED * , widowed and childless in the world about rock or bush and turns. Sometimes ns > .VI n>M._i'Mior. smier* ev*ry8*b'>ub at ii'^ | something better than that, Mn. Darketwo. yean previously. soon as he stops he drops down fainting, I anJ ~ p- “■ 8*bi»*tii,*cbo'4 at is m. Pr*j<i dnle’s jewels." ' or even dead, from fatiiu.-. If not defi Meta .Qxay was a distant relative, who 'She ojM-’ued a fold of her dress just had come to the Darkedale house, partly already when the Indian seizes him • by { because her cousin’s widow luul written wide enough for him to perceiiv, in the the head and hind legs, he makes but gustnr^ girrrforti. depths of her pocket, the tarnished red her a cordial invitation, and partly be­ vefvetcase. They cannot fail to please the Ladies. little resistance, and is' dispatched with ; = w.^hTyoung, " “ cause she had nowhere else to go. She His face brightened. the knife. Tlie hunter now cute out a | was a pretty, enthusiastic young crea­ D. Office Esm (Me of Main Street, Hsshvlll* "Good," he said, briefly; “you’re fine piece and eats it, taking not a ture, who had stnmge ideas of the world, clever. But don't go home. Our little moment's rest for fear of getting stiff, ivl’ office houn from 7 lo » a. m. and 4 u> * p. m and who rather disputed the promising plans are discovered; the police are on but puts the deer on his ahoulder, or, if i OUR SYSTEM OF HANDLING ONLY HonH. A BARBER wholesale grocer whom Mn. Darkedale tlie scent. I’ve got all tlie valuables, too hcarv, a n»rt o[ it,.Paring: tho r«l .. D. ,,.0.^1. i-h.od.n '..a a,™™ i e&L CuroodLs and selling on the basis of □Three had selected as au eligible match Tor her, such as they are, and, with your wind­ m u secure place, and then trots back to 1V1. Office, near nui.Unee, on corner of WmUImt because he was a wholesale grocer. his comp, having traveled perhaps p I «on and Suu Stroeu, Na4w«le, Mich. fall, we can go where we please," l^eet to the yard and Sixteen Ouiioeo “Sugar and raisins ore so vulgar," said After this little insight into the private In* hvd miles without resting. The DR. C IF. GOUCHER, Meta^ turning up. her pretty little nose. life and cqnveraation of Mr. Oswald to the pound, enables us to hold all our old custom* next ilay some one will take the back 1 “No more so than stocks and bonds," iLECTICPHYSICIAN and Siincon .pr -Fenley and his nccomplished sister, our rail for the balance of the game. ers and gain new ones every week. A visit to the PIONEER retorted Mrs. Darkedale. readers may readily conjecture that Miss And much to the good Indy's vexation, Patent Flour. CHAS 11 BRAD Y STORE will convince the incredulous of this fact. We aim Meta persisted inlelecting for her lx»om Eudora did not return the next morning with Mrs. Darkedale's jewel casein her Almost everybody knows of patent . , friend a dualling damsel called Eudora hand. ttn,d Pric.ef°r °9ffered f. _, *_zt __ Fenley, who. fitted dresses and trimined Meta waited until toward night, mak­ what it i«. Stripjxxl of technicalities, *«<i. Bounty md p.othem. Although most goods have advanced from lo to 2o per bonnets in a strictly jirivate fashion, and ing all due allowance for Eudora this is about the story of ita manufact- t1.??. ~~—"■‘"'z.'m “‘..“Y.™* cent we are selling many of them at the old prices. had a poetical brother who gave guitar Try u» i.zi *,.i i > bu»lni»* rutruit*.' lo my rare. Offico oppoalla UnFenley's fatigue after a night of merry­ lessons. Meta Gray was not often ob­ nre : The best flour used to be mode of ..u Uotue, Naabrili* Mleh. making, and then, with throbbing heart, winter wheat Spring wheat yielded j I and see. stinate, but tliis wns one of the few oc­ and strange, vague fears besetting her either much less in quantity, or else so i casions on which Mrs. Darkedale got, as LEWIS DURKEE she herself phrased it, “thoroughly out bruin, hurried to the private dressmaking much of the bran got into the flour in | N. B.—Will continue to pay the highest market price AWYER, Notary Publie. lira! E*tal* and lux and milinerv establishment ■»« Atfrnt. Collections promptly made, iu of patience with the child." | exchange for all farm products. But, to her dismay, the apartments ita manufacture that its color wnsintolTile wheat “I believe they have bewitched her," erably dark. .ZL_ r would bo gSK-SSJ"’*"” were vacated, and “ To let "stared her said Mrs. Darkedale. “However, IU ground and then bolted. In the refuse— say no more about iL Perhaps the fancy in the face, watered on the panels of the bran and middlings—would lie inEAIORY PARADY. will wear itself out, after awhile—and I the door. eluded a large proirartion of the spring i tubtice of the peace. ConrcynadD* raro“ A bad lot, miss, ” said the landlady, have always heard that opposition is wheat, and this would sell more purlieu- v tully.ud promptly *arad*d io. offle* out Prop’r Pioneer Store, Nashville, Mich. NrabtiU* MWt tho worst thing in the world to fan a indignantly shaking her head; “ and if larlv for feed for horecH. Now tlie Uwt I’d any idea of what they was like I’d of flour, and the most expensive, is mode : flame." < a-let mv rooms stand empty afore I'd WAI. PARMENTER. So Mrs. Darkedale went away to frer of Hhis ven* refuse of the old-fashioned i J^OW IS THE TIME. OCii-S over Hull'* Drue •tore. Ver friend's sick bed, and left Meta Gray in u-rented ’em to them. Why, miss, the process. It all came out of the discov- i 51, D.cuoiitvUie. Mich. possession, with only old Hannah,’the police was here yesterday, and it seems ery of n way to draw out the bran. Un- ' they're a well known confidence pair — ~W71L GRIS WOLD, maid, to share the honors. der the new process the wheat is ground I To Take Advantage of the It was a novel and rather a pleasant re­ and me out of a quarter's rent into the about aa liefore. The first result is an . D. Homoeopathic I'hTildaa and Sorgeon. ’’ • Oflicc over I>. C. Griffith', atore. Bealdenc* ' sponsibility to order the dinner and de­ bargain!" “ But where have they gone?" gasix.il ordinary flour sold for exportation. Then I. eoruSkl’nllllpa and Durkee atrteta. Prompt atteo- j cide on the dessert; and, when that was the remainder is taken and put upon . >Ut upon । u on K |ven to call* day or night. Meta. , ’ settled, Meta went up stairs to “tidy up" horizontal sieves, and while ugita- ’ “That's what I'd like to know myself," great 1 Mrs. Darkedale's room, straighten tbe A. M. FLINT, tion is going on there an ingenious sys­ । guipure lace coverlet and put away the said the landlady; “and what tlie police tem of draft is rushing up through, and ♦ A TToKNEY al Law and SoUdior In Chancery means to find out, too/’ various articles that the good lady had carries off tlie bnfc. What is left is the '• •» C^a of thtedau. Meta Grav went home with her heart 'glutinous portion of tlie wheat, the most Grtttiii'egtoro, N^viik. Mich.0 °Ter ’ . left scattered on chitins, sofa and dressing feeling like lead within her. For an in- 1 table in her haste of preparation. nutritious and most productive, and out 1 ----------------------------------------------------------As Meta folded up a cashmere scarf, sts nt she, too, felt almost inclined to of this, purified now by tlie drawing off । E FARAD Y, • \ something dropped with a clink on the follow the example of Miss Fenley and 'of the bran, we get our new-process JLf ANUFACTURERof BootaasdSboM. Makin* her guitar-plnpug brother, and disap- ' floor. flour. The result of the disco « -err of the , • “ <> ^ny* *twopear mysteriously. For now how could ; , < i.i * tic 1 to mi all orucr* promptly, ana u in* loweal has liwn to make the poor spring u^as price*, shop ea»; ddeof Main direct, “Mrs. Darkedale’s keys!” she ex­ ■heeveffoc® Mrs. Darkedale after this? process ■ ” claimed aloud. And Meta cri^d herself to sleep, not wheat of Minnesota and upper Wiscon- ! Where he is constantly opening the mrat ralunble ot gnu'n. I EiYKiK. j It was true. The little bunch had only that night, but every night for a ■in 1 somehow caught on the long fringe of week. ------------------------------------------j XJ pUca in th* viiia*«. Stout hone*, good dr»y " the scarf and got jerked out of the old "Fm afraid it don't agree with you to The Pocullarltles of a HuMrliuwib lady's pocket, and she had gone off with­ be left alone, miss,’’ said old Hannah, Swan. CHARLES SCHETDT, out them. inquisitively scanning her young mis­ Visitors to Pine Grove Cemetcrv, at 1 P r ’ ” "P ,,r»i> wt , ,, , - ■,' 1 > ih-ttliu-knmllh and Ilurw-Shovlnif line, i Meta was still looking at them, and -------- LN—— tress’ wan face and her tear-swoflen evehvm M.l<-.Mid>. s> wk* him »<m11. pondering to herself Mrs. Darkedale'# lids. “ But there’s One comfort—Mrs. .Milford, Mass., are much surprised to | see a swan standing on a grave, near n | consternation at discovering th«r loss, Darkedale will soon be home now." I child's rocking liorse. Tlie swan utters | £Hucrll*ntDK> £*rdf. when there came a soft tap at tho door, n shriek if any one attempts to approach j and Miss Eudora Fenlev rustled in.’ “Yes," feebly assented Meta. the grave. Sinnc years ago tlie mute to x-ra'W'r uaithr bringing with her a general impression But she didn't appear to brighten up this swan died, and soon after the rock- lyOttOTI 1IOL SE, of sparkling beauties and fluttering rib­ very much nt the immediate prosi>ect of ing horse was placed od the iiewly-mnde ’ ’ Xpuhville, Miohigan. this "comfort" bons. and a decided o^r.of patchouli. grave, when tlie surviving swan iminedi- ■ Mrs. Darkedale came at last® “Eudora!" exclaimed the girl. ately stationed himself as protector over J C. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. “How you did start!” said Eudora, “ Why,’Meta,” said she, “what's the । the horse. If tlie father of the little Thl« l» n new Hotel. cvritndly located, w«ll kept, with an affected little giggle, “No, I matter? My poor child, >ou are as pale | Ixjy that is buried there approaches, the nJ it* outruni are always »urv uf rvtllng batter a> didn't ring. Hannah was cleaning tbe os a ghost: and you've In-eii crying, too. swan makes no outcry, but do one else •evtnmoJauon. for the amount paid, than at any doorsteps, and I just slipped in and came Has anything happened ?" is allowed to approach tlie s]x>L Ih-straight up here, as I didn't find you iu “ Yes," said Meta, striving to brace cently the horse was taken away .and herself up for the confession which she the parlor. What. is that you have iu tV It is economy to trade with me, for I will not allow any merchant to]Miintcd, and while it was absent the swan knew must be made. ,“ You left jour took no notice of tlie grave lint pissed P J. Pl BCBQDB, your hand? Keys?” undersell me, who sella for CASH. keys!” '• ita .time on the pond or in iu bouse, but "I know it,” said Mrs. Darkedale, when the horse was replaced thc swan quietly. “I missed them before I had took np his position by ita side, thus them. See—here's the key of the china been gone an hour. ” .«.! i, u; uu. uhowing that it was tho rocking horse ------ —» —-• • ■ closet, and ther big one locka the stiver ect, rail on Frank and you will *o a war happv “And—and I lent your jewels to and not tlie grave that wns the object of Don't forget th*, p!*co-OM door north of Ibaold JJERE YOU HAVE THEM. bcaujfet, and here'if tlie wardrobe key, Union HuuM. ita vigil. It is rumored that the trysUx-a and the little ono with the gilded top be­ Eudora Fenley. She only wonted to the horse removed, but the borrow them for one night to go to a ordered ' longs to the jewel-box.** When we say this, we mean that you hare JS’otHry 1‘ublic, of the lot refused to comply with 1 “The jewel-box,’’ slid Jhidora, with ball. I know I did wrong, but ahe owner Maple Grote, Mi ch command, because his sou had re' sparkling eyes. = “Oh, Meli, that will I* eoaxed them from me Ix'fore I knew what tlie that it should lie placed above q LIEBH AUSER* ' the very thing! I am.going to a ball to- I was about And ahe has disappeared; quested his grave.—Boston Journal i Jiorrow night, and I*ve a pink satin dress ------------—-----------------I KEBCHAN and wreath, and s’*eC'of imitation jewels. Effect of Climate on the Heard. Oh, if I could duly wear real ones, just me ? Will you nil > w me to work for you, l . . I ■ this once. Only tor one evening, and like a servant, Until I have made restitu­ A singular effect of the dry air of j READY MADE CLOTHING, I We are opening the largest and most complete stock at Mrs. Darkedale would never know it tion ?' Egypt, and ono which, if supported by Eve always, heard that her’s are such And Meta ‘ sank on her knees at the similar facta, lias a scientific value, is Oreoairt Wuuutrt H»u»am, SPRING GOODS, that we have ever had the old lady's feet, with streaming eyes and pleasure to present before the people of voice choked with sobs. Meta turned pale'and red. AnEnglidunau who traveled up the Nile 'JHAT HUSBAND OF NINE ! . “Oh, Eudora, I dare not " Nashville and vicinity, as a call at Mrs. Darkedale put out her hand and states that his bcurii, which at home was “Where would be the horiu?" boldly Gate hia SHADING and HAIR CUTTING straight, soft and silky, began, imme­ our store will fully prove. demanded the milliner Mid dressmaker. ytroked the girl’s hair kindly. diately unon arriving nt Alexandria, to ’ “ Mjr dear," said she, “ don ’ t fret “No one would be injured, and I should There a not so much harm done, after curl, and to grow crisp, strong and all. There would have lieen if the jew­ oourj»e. Before reaching Es Souan it els had been in their case, but they were resembled horsehair to the touch and Um of Grata FaraUhlsj Good.,Cigar, and Tobacco, And you’ve always told me, Meta," with nr.* ’• • was dippoecd in ringlets. He accounts alwayaln atock. a aentimental lucent, “that you loved • for this by the excluding drvnuM.pf the BUSH. j '“No/’^mid Mrs. Darkedale, “I took air, and considers Unit in tlie course of “So Ido," faltertd poor Meta. J them out, wishing to show them to a many generations it permauontly curled “TMB BOSS" “And you won't grant ms this one fa- ■ friend of mine, a jeweler, wno proposed and crisped the hair of negroes. Thc — m, Xf.». to peaet them. I left the case because hair on the traveler’s head was not af­ It must also be remembered that we also carry an immeni* ! it wns toe cumlxrsomc to cany. They fected. are now being reset" stock of NASHVILLE, MICH. Sknriy Mete unlocked the jewel case; A Providence lady visited a store to Meta drew a long breath of relief. square box of . inlaid wood, which oc- Mias Fenley had been cheated of her purchase a pair of gloves. She tried or ipied one m the shelves of Mr*. Duie- booty, after nil, then, nud had disap­ one or two mire before 'become satis­ yy ILLIAM JONES, fied. A lew day* afterward she missed a ’ peared with only an empty case. "There can be no harm in looking at valuable gold’ring from her finger. AND j “ But I was just as much to blame as Search was made for it without success, if they had been in the casket," she ut- ;md it was finally given up aa tost At i te ^ d W'^ U jra." Ml* Mn. Duuai,; tho expiration ol nearly n year she went tique set 4 jewelry in a ruby velvet cbm into tlie same stare again on the name HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC. ; “only your loss has not been unite so errand as before. In the finger of the j first pair she tried on she found her , ____ _ . "~~7 ■ , cue when old Hannan knocked ut loug-lotd ring, where she left it in draw•opal, and hnfieddoor ORNO STRONG, Spring Goods HAPPY IN BARGAINS THE JEWEL CASE. ; Dry Goods 1C lothing;, Jlashrillc girrrtonj. Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes Ladies and Gents’ Furnietliuig; Goods, Groceries, Crockery. DAVIS AND SINGER SEWING MACHINES! L L. J. WHEELER, M &REAT SPRIH& BOOM. It Can Be Found at D. C. GRIFFITH’S CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, Doots, fSlioew, TNotions, Etc. Boss Barber. Bargains in Spring,Goods, DRESS GOODS and PRINTS, g *. E BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, BOOTS, SHOES, ALL KINDS S FOOT COVERING,. tog off toe (lore > year ago. 1 DENTISTS Mukrlil- Bleb. �boys, fivcgnn*,lnc!uding a ll-ponn^er, The street* were all laid out and um* it iS an easy matter to find one to ac­ -------------------------- -company ua in our ramble* ov«r the iaX A. M H VI L L1Q1 ! wh jc|j jn 174 t|ie rrnwler will re­ ,--------- ”------------------- ’ member, was considered so grandly SATURDAY, - - - AUGUST 88,1880. j^eturesque in nature as to be set aside by Congress ns a national park. ' Taking the foot path that leads to i tho right around the island we soon MaarxAC Island, » 1 cotm, lo -Robinson’* Folly,” so named • Acouar 00,1880. 5 jn 1780, Capt. Robinson, then DkakNews iuadkrs: i commander of the post; built a summer There i. .. "rt l‘“"“ UI>™ “• hundred year* ago, during the (yveat .house .built ... upon a rock, , ” - the dements _«------Manitou, or February moon, a large disturbed its foundations and in a number • of Indians were assembled at short time it was jiercipitated to the Point St. Ignace, and while intently base of the rocks, 140 feet below. As gazing at the rising of the sun, they be­ the Captain was a connivia! sort.ofu held the island, upon which we have chap mid loved his cups, thc tale is been laboriously tramping for thc past calculated to have a moral top, al­ week, suddenly rise up from tbe water though tbepe is no account of any one in its present form, which they fancied being injured by the fall of the house. resembled the back of a huge turtle, Not many steps to tbe northwaid of hence they gave it the name of Moc- Robinson’s’ Folly is the “Arch of the che-ne-mock-e-«uug. meaning a great Giant Stairway,” and a little further turtle, aud which translated into the on we come to “Arch Rdck,” the French tongue, became Michilimackin- great point of interest. It is a mag­ ac, and by this name was the whole nificent natural arch spanning a chasm section of country both north aud south of ninety feet in height and fifty in of tlie straits kpown for many years. width. The summit of the rock is Finally, for convenience, the front precisely one hundred and forty-nine part of the name waslopped off and it feet above tlie level of the lake. It’s became simply Mackinac, and the abutments nre composed of calcare­ name which once took in nearly all of ous rock'and- the opening underneath Michigan is now applied to only this the arch has been produced by the little island 11 mile* broad by 8 long, falling down of the great masses of and county. rock now to l>e seen on the beach lieThe Indians have always regarded low. The arch it less than three feet the island with veneration. They be­ in width in several places mid it is lieved it populated witli Great Spirits considered to be a daring feat to cross or Giant Fairies, and the day is still in it. David challenged u« to cross it, the memcQg of old citizens when the which we succeeded in doing, whilst heathen Indians in passing to and fro our guide wns telling how a.certain by its shores, made offerings oi tobacco poor fellow attempted to cross it and and other articles to these Great Spirits fell to tlie bottom a mangled corps'*, to propitiate theiugood will. but tbe story' was to much for David In 1670 Father Marquette came to and lie backed out. The arch is com­ Michilimackinac, and ho wns the first paratively fragile, and, it is concceded, white man to visit and dwell upon the cannot for a long period resist the ac­ island. Mackinaw city located on tho tion of rains and frosts, and tho day is southside of the straits is the oldest not far distant when it will be porcipisettlement in Michigan, and a point tated into tbe lake. from which colonisation .premi south | L„auK1I,K„.,r ..,v Changing our course towards the inthrough Miclngan irutl w.« through , ^r ot ,|1(, „ smart walk ot ” EDITORIAL RAMBLIN8S. and a fort. One might reach thia city from tlie south by the Fort Warne 8c. Mackinaw and Cincinnati 8c Mackinaw railroads, and from the north and west by the Northern Pacific and Canada Pacific railroads which roads had a steam ferry from Point StJgnace to thc city. All this wns done, and looked very b^Mtifu! on paper; but wfoeiL I asked an^ld. citizen just how large Mackinaw city was, when in thexenith of her glory, be replied: “Wa’al, she bod a one-boss light honse/two build­ ings and a wood dock,” winch is just her size to-day, But to-day the indications 'are that a city is building on the straita, But it is nn the north side instead Of t|ie south. Point St. Ignacon the upper peninsula, five miles from where we arc sitting, is the site of tlie new arfd growing city. We were over there the other day and learned some things among which are: Work is lieing pushed rapidly forward on the Detroit, Mack­ inac 8c Marquette railroad, track be­ ing laid at the rate of a mile and a ualf a - day, Point St. Ignace being its eastern terminus; that upwards of fifty new buildingaifiduding, two fine hotels were in' process nf erection; that Messrs. Davenport, Fairer 8c Co., of Erie Pa., bad Commenced tbe erec­ tion of one of -ttR» largest blast fur­ naces in* tbe worl<|; that a paper had been started, that leal estate wiis held at a fabulouMSru^and that everybody believed that the Point was bound to make a big city, some, probably real estate owners, believing tfiat the day would come when it would even rival Chicago or Milwaukee. There is one thing certain, the building of the rail­ road will be a (treat help to Michigan inasmuch ns it will unite both penisulas, and carry much of the traffic that I formerly went to Chicago and Mil­ waukee through ita confines. Well, we have been here now a week and have been so benefltted by the pure, bracing winds that are wafted to I our nasal organs from off tbe lakes, that we sh(dl be satisfied to return home early next week. Orno Strong. । “• “iaw ।' codica>shaped rock which is called “Sugar Loaf Kock.” It is 13-1 feet high and has a large opening in the north side, which is reached by a ladder, and Too Mpny peupla mistake impudence where one might find shelter from the for independence. most violent storm. It Iwars the A little more than forty years ago all autographs of hundreds of jieople, to this point for her supplies. the table cutlery used in the United and in a quiet nook we find penciled. At tlie Astor House, a few days l'i। States came from England. At present, “ Rock of Aire* cleft for me. since, wc were shown the o’d books of ' Ix-t me bide mynlf In tbte.” L I out of an annual consumption of nearly Alioiit 150yards further westward .1 _____________________ $3,000,000 AO n/YI IMVk worth, wnrlh England Pnfflnml supplies nnnnlii.a but litil the Americiui Fur Company, which I , with John Jacob Astor nt ita head, was । Iind we climb a high platean, 185 feet I ejght p<>r cent • and this country not formed iu 1812 and continued business above , thc lake, upon the south ex- on]y manfactures nearly all that is until 1847, with headquarters in’ what tremity of which stands the ruins of I nccded at home, but ships larg quanis now one of the moat popular hotels old Fort Holmes. Fnrther on wc cross to South America, Australia and on the island. Thc building is old tho battle ground hallowed by the ' Europe. . fashioned to the extreme, being con­ blood . of the lamented Holmes and j structed of massive timber*, which others of the garrison, who owe their ; were whip sawed and pinned until per­ death to blood-thirsty Indians. * 1 Crossing over to the south part of I fectly smooth, is embellished with tbe old fashioned gable windows in the the island, and we come to “Devils , roof and the regular large chimneys. Kitchen,” a cavity in the 'cavernous I In fact old fashioned buildings with a rock, more curious on acount of ita name , sprinkling of hemlock bark ones is the than anything else, , A little further on and wc come to a j nde and not the exception ’in this quaint old town ; not a new buildin g ]M-rpcndiculur bluff rising boldly from । tbe shore to a height of 150 to 200 feet • having been erected for years. Mackinaw then was the center from and we are at “Lovers Leap.” Ita, which the operation of the American Fnr Company radiated from the head­ qua, a young Ojihwa girl just maturing waters of the Yellowstone tu London, into womanhood, often wandering mh*m***m*bm*mmbbm England, and from the Red River of the North all along the border* of Lake Superior to the southern boundaries of Illinois, Indiana and Ohio. The Com­ while the party were returning she pany at one time bad 3.000 men, whom could not distinguish her beloved GeQUARTER MILLION SOLD! wefe called voyagcura, iu their employ, niw-e-gwon’s familiar war-shout and and in June of each year they would her spirit toid iivr that he had gone to assemble upon this island with the thc spirit land of the west, aud it was 1 furs thev had collected from their re­ so, an enemy’s arrow had pierced his i spective points during,the winter. It is breast aud his last words to his mourn- | stated that those old voyageura were ing warriors were that he be remem- I fond of drink, which is doubtless true, liered to the sweet maid of his heart. ■ as is also the fact that.they were rath­ Then Me-che-ue mock-e-nung-o-qua’e j yOia<»Mof Diabot**, GnwL JtaipMy. Bri»he» er loose in other habits aa tlie French, and even good old English blood was dnlledand dead. Th« moving, living M. I badly mixed up with the Indian blood in those early days, as can r-adily be ! spirit of her beloved appeared to her, ‘’“r. Rdck-dnn import, inn*-nation of the Kid- for when South?™ Michigan and the above mentioned states were one vast wilderness, which no white man had yet penetrated, Mackinac was a ‘mis­ sionary point and the home of the trail­ er, and the time is yet within the mem­ ory of the living, when Citicbgo came MAIN LINE. ON AKD -JC8T RECEIVED. WE ARE SELLING THE CELEBRATED Mall__________ MA] Day Exprm— 4«j Atlantic Kx.—lfcW1 SCREW FiSTEMED GOODS, GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. -SOMETHING BETTER THAN----- • STANDARD SCREW, BECAUSE IT IS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO AU« k Kxpr . Doy Exproe* Kt ’= fcX2 ?s MB MS -M fclO MB 1M7 10-4' 1107 12:30 axt a tx WK8TWARD. RIP OFF THE SOLES Kir»m --------------- FASTENED WITH IT.----------- - Rive* Junction,. Krton Rapid*,— Charlotte Vermont rille NaabvIIlfKantian M'ddlcvllle, nammond ........ Grand Rapid*,... CALL AND SEE THEM. G. AYLSWORTH. Through Coaches ax>d nl««ping C»r» to and from Grand Rapid* and Detroit. All train* connect In •note <Jepo< at Detroit with Gnat Weateru, Grand Trunk aud Canada Southern Railway a. E. O. BROWN, H. H. LEDYARD. Aaa'i Gcn'l Sept Jackaon. Gen'l Bcp't Petrol QOOK’S CARRIAGE WORKS! NASHVILLE, MICH., IVIrinnfaeture** tin* 0 W. SMITH SELLS GENUINE MA80N Finest Goods io Central Mich, FRUIT CANS! EXTRA TOPS’ AND RUBBERS. WHITE FISH, TROUT. LAKE BEKRIAG. ITorlthe season of1880. ----- By the pound or keg.------ I am prepared to furnish the public Sugar, Tea Unquestionably the best Built and Easiest Riding ^~AND^-~ COFFEE. BOLGOXAS, | DltlED BEEE PRENNKI) BEEF, IIERBING X HALIBUT. ^^.and— SALT MEATS, ‘ | AXOHEAPSOF CROCKERY C. W. SMITH 3 SELLERS’ COUGH Market. SYRUP! 50 lean before the Public. IT IS GENERALLY KNOW Workmanship and Materials . Pronounced by all to be tho most I pleaaant and cfficacioua remedy how in US0 for the cure of couglu, colda, hoane। neat, croup, tickling sensation in the ‘•'ZL’ When Combined With THE IDEAL OF THE TRUE ARTIST, . $200 REWARD iLSSClltUll L HCtOI’H 111, a it /"*< i p jt • T|ir n j now in nse. Sold by.all druggists at 25 I cents per bottle. AU Goods of this Manufacture, Therefore I place my Goods upon the believing they will stand the test, and tory to all who purchase. * g??T?mnsr V9E AT.9tl£JL Sellers’ Liver Pills are also high­ ly recommended for caring liver com­ plaint, constipation, nick headache, fe­ Market, confidentially ver „rand „o„„ague, glWt and „„ all U1M ^, „ u„ diseases of tlie prove highly satisfac- stomach and liver. Sold by all drug I gist at 25 cents per box. E. COOK f T. BOISE, DRUGGIST, Day Kidney Pad Co. empire, and could be properly called the Venice of the Lakes. In 1858, Mr. dr -ay and drath. Edgar Conkling, brother ot the great Senator of New York, and whose am bition in this direction equalled that of Col. Sellers, in Mark Twaiu’a “Gilded Age,” secured a large tract of land on able to step within ita confines and the south side of the straits and snrfind that Unde Sam has seventy of Ida veyed the site of tlie great city, which .1 Gr'd Rapid*-—Lt. 1 1A0 as Hammond,------ ... fclt Middleville.............. : 3:40 1:14 1:44 VeYmontvlUa____ 1JU Charlotto -........ . 1:17 Eaton Rapid*......... 2:40 Hire* Junetlcu.... LIO Jaekaoa............. US Detroit-.... ....Ar.! 6JWPm FOR FASTENING SOLES OF BOOTS & SHOES. WE RECOMMEND THE Every Patient Delighted Well now for tbe points of interest upon the island, which, to look upon, is calculated by resident* here to repay one for thousands of mile- travel. Starting for the fort which lies just EA9TWAR1 . STATIONS. CORES WITHOUT MEDICINE, To be found in the u l»7», TRAIN® O> -NEW STOCK 0F- pays seen by looking into the faces of many although invisible toothers of his tribe ' ney*, Famalc Weakne** or Nerroo* Debility it will continually beckoning her to follow | not cure. of the present residents. Previous to thc present century, him to the happy hunting grounds,and when France and England, tho two no better way to join him than to throw op great rivals of the Old World, crossed herself ofl’ the bluff appeared to her, IT the Atlantic to the New, to gain new and she done it, hence the name “Lov­ conquests, they brought with themers ---------Leap.” their hereditary enmity, end as each I About a mile further along the shore new and wonderful discovery. desired undivided dominion, over the and we come to “British Landing,” so north and west, the struggle for supre­ named from tbe fact that Captain macy was often times desperatq and Roberta ■ with his mixed command of I . . TO1.KDO. o. bloody. The French had the first English, French and Indians here disembarked his forces to take the' place I The best Health and Strength Restorer foothold upon this territory’ and with eTer nsed* the Indians at their back were able to in 1813. And thia we believe includes • the famed ppintsof interest. , Gni^KRToxi^that 0 nTdi*»!e°c*n k>ng exm hold possession until’, 1759, when tbe eventful battle at Quebec was fought, The village itself lias a population of ' »,»• «*»• ”2°°^Up*rp,i*' *M**bc’'*’' about 500 inhabitants and is the most ‘ ”* * ’** "* which led to tlie final surrender of Canada with all the French posts dihipitatcd looking town we ever saw. highly euraUee and invigorating not never Intoxi­ aronnd the lake to the English, But As a commercial point itaglory is pass­ cating Tty a 50 C. bold* Your < roggirt ean «upthe Indians were dissatisfied wito the ed audit depends almost entirely upon S-»OO Reward I change, the Pontiac conspiracy and the summer trade and the fort for massacre at Fort Mackinac ensued, ns its sustenance. well as many other bloody butcheries Years ago great plans were made for which mark the history of this portion tbe future of this vicinity. It Was tlon» nre itrlell v com plied with. They are purely of our state. One of tbe points of in­ claimed that do place in North Ameri­ Vert tabte. and Barer fall to five »at(«f»ction. Kuterest on tbe island, which we visited ca could furnish ns good a site for a the other day is ‘'Skull Cave,”notcd as great central city in tlie lake region aa the place where Alexander Henry was tliewj straits; that a city located liere secreted by the Chippewa chief Wawa- would have the command of the min­ tain, after tbe horrid massacre at Fort eral trade, the furs and the lumber of Health la Wealth. Mackinac, he being tbe only one of the tbe entire north; that it might become garrison that escaped to tell the tale. the metropolis of a great commercial AFTZKDEcTm. (Successor to Boise Brqs.) YOU CAN FIND AT MY STORE order: All kind* of PARMING IMPLEMEN'TS. Medicines. Chemicals, Paints. Oils. Varnishes, Surgical Instruments in OSBORN REAPERS AND MOWERS, SULKEY RAKES, _ .And. all . the _ leading ;TRemedies “1FZT Shovel Plow*, Corn Cultivator* aud Harrow* both Square and ritCDl a rrOPMlOrj HCQ1C1DCS butterfly. School Book*, Blank Book*. : Mlscellan’s Book*. Double and Single, Heavy and light, unBurpamied in style, qual­ ity and low prices. Repairing done cheap. Callars, Collar Pads and in fact everything in the Harness line. LUMBER, WAGONS, Carriages, Top and Single buggies and Spring wagons. Trim­ ming a specialty. Old tops made to look as good as new. Remember we have a foundry and are always ready to reapair make or furnish anything made of Cast or Wrought Iron. . BLACKSMITHING, Horseshoeing and Job Work done by the best of workmen. Casting a specalty. Scrapers and Farm Bells cheap. Chilled and land sides to fit almost any plow. Kettles, all sizes, Columri« for hrick buildings, Iron Fencing &c.. Bibles, Autograph and Photograph Albums A COMPLETE LINE OP Wall Paper and Bordering, [TRIMMED FREE.} AS FINE A LINE OF As there is in town, and all war­ ranted to be as represented or money refunded. Preacrlptions at a F. T. BOISE. cannot be had from �'J'HE XAHH1I1JI LET1TOB, Remodeled, Enlarged i taprowd —vBELlEVINO THAT----- Id idddt of Kidnrr CunntaiBl here nil other remedtea have failed. Will you allow me space iu year pa- IIVIIal^K SATURDAY. - - - AUGUST 28,1880. VICINITY LOCALS MAPLE GROVE ITEMS. Mrs. Mosey has been appointed Supt. of schoo’s. John Kilby age-91 and James La I ting age 83 are tlie two oldest men in town, they each bid fair to be centennarians. Nearly all of the Maple Grove dele­ gates to the Hastings contention last Thursday, took their ladies with them to hear, the speech of Hon. J. C. Bur One of our fair young school ma’ams frequently walks out in the evening twilight, and swings on the gate till nearly midnight, much to the discom­ fort of her friends. A couple of fast boys took James McKelvey’s horses, and rode them to Johnstown to a dance, also stole two whipsand sold them. We understand they’have skipped tlie country. It is evident that Sam Shafer don’t believe in over production. Last week when eggs dropped to 7cta. he went straight to a fine nest and' smashed every egg. (They were rattle snake eggs.) The fortieth aniversiary of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Qnick’s marriage will occur Aug. 36th, which’they will celebrate with a variety wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Quick were the second pair weded in this town. S. Hecox styles himself the “Far­ mer Boy.” He is harranguing the people of Barry Co., on tho political issues of (he day, and is thc acknowl­ edged leader of tlie Greenback party in this town. C. M. Gould has sold his farm to Wm. Phiniscy of Isabella Co., for $3,200,and lias nqyclia&ed the Ramsey farm, in Assyria, where he will move to soon, Mr. Phinisey will take possession ’of his new purclmse. One of onr giddy gals became faint while looking at those rope walkers, last Saturday, nnd had to take some liquor to recover. Some of the boys too, had a strange feeling m their stonu&hs, und slipped into a saloon and nipped it in the bud. Frank Streeter, while making a Sun­ day evening call ut a certain place, left his horse tied to a bundle of oats in a wagon, and prolonged his call so that the horse became uneasy and sought recreation in the orchard. Frank thinking he had gone home went thither, nnd not finding him, returned, nnd it took him and his would lie fa­ ther-in-law and brother-in-law till long after breakfast to find horse,halter etc. (Frank will have a knot tied some day that will not lie untied so easy.) On the evening of Aug. 18th,* people to the number of about <300, more or leas (we think about 225 less) assembl­ ed at Norton’s school house, to listen to some political talk from some Greenback speakers. The audience, was compose largely of ’ Greenbackers although there were just enough ladies and gentlemen of the hard money ele­ ment, to give the assembly a respectible appearance. A. Alger was the first to speak and his head was a perfect magazine of figures nnd dates. The next speaker was Dr. Lemero, his illustrations were beautiful and none could help But believe, for he had the scripture widely diffused in his speech. Dennis of the Journal was tbe last speaker, and as the evening wns fnr spent, his remarks were brief. He mixed a bttle temperance in his speech After the meeting ndjoured the speak­ ers returned to their carriage. O! 0 I! 0 !!! a wail of despair went up from their parched throats, the boys had stolen their whipsand bottles. I. L. Dodge. B(h)oyrf . Being a constant reader uf the News, my attention' is occasionally called to I the column from file Four Corners, and having ever lx>en a resident of the above named place, am aa conversant with the merits and demerits of tlie people, as yourself. It is with feelings of pity, not unmingled with contempt, that 1 read the gossip.of yonr conglom­ eration. Tho pity being for one so un­ fortunate as to have a mind that can­ not reach above the petty details of tbe every-day life of their neighbors and especially tho young. Complete disgust arises in the mind of every in­ telligent person, for one who will creep and crawl around the back yards and kitehens, to find out what their neigh­ bors have for-dinner; even, then, you sometimes fail, for one day list week, a family not far from the Corners, had mash and molasses, but tlie fact failed to appear in your letter. Allow me to give you a word of advice. Take a vacation. You have over tasked your mental powers und need rest. Ann yourself with fish-hook and line, start north ward anl do not stop-until yon reach ’the lakes. Once there, rest not but let your cry be fish, fish, fish. Eat everything you cateli, minh'ows, dog­ fish. lampereels, anything in fact, don’t wait to catch a whale, blit eat. Try to feed andCbnild up that body which has been so sadly neglected. Perhaps a small portion of this neighborhood are justa little disconcerted at your squibe,* but tlie nuydrity feel and act, as did the moon when barked at by the little dog; she went on her way rejoicing. Hoping when next wc"hear from vou, the report may be more favorable, I re­ main your friend and well wisher. One of the Girls. neither ths dog nor their horse was Hall’s Vegetarls Sksuxx' Hair hurt. B. D. Bnepard, of Shepardsville Rem ewer is a scientific combination was sitting a few feet from them at of some of the most powerful restora­ the time, but escaped without injury. tive agents in the vegetable kingdom. It restores gray hair to its original col­ Orno Strong, editor of the spicy Nash­ or. It makes the scalp white aud clean ville A'shm, « tele ring on the north It cures dandruff and humors, and fall­ pole and courting tlie poetical dusky ing-out of the hair. It furnishes the maidens.—Homer Index. nutritive principle by which the hair is nourished nnd supported. It makes “It’s berry singlar,’’ remarked .Unde tlie hair moist, soft and glbssy, and is Johnson, as he laid down tbe morn- unsurpassed as a hair dressing. It is in^iaper and reflect! velv surveyed the the most economical preparation ever toes of his list slippers as they reposed offered to the public, ns its eftecta re­ main a long time, making only an oc­ on the guard-liar of the cylinder stove. casional application necessary,. It is It’s berry singlnr dat cf a man lives to recommended nnd used by eminent be obor fifty, an* cumilates stamps, and medical men. and officially endorsed by dies gen’aly admired an’ ’spected, dat the State Aasnycr of. Masnacbusette. The popularity of Hall’s Hair Itenewer one-half ob his survivin’ friends is a has increased with the test of many most sartein to prove in de courts dat years, both in this country and in for­ he was o( unsoun’ m£n’, an dat he eign lands, mid it is now known and used iu.a 11 the civilized countries of the wasn’t fit, m his later years, to plan world. . ont' a v’y’ge for a mud-scow. But For Sale by all Dealers. you’ll fin’ de papers full of stories ob GF* For Jewelry and Watches go to ole fellars dat die ’bout a hundred . • F. T. Boise. y’ars ole in de poor-honse an’ dey is al’ays'senserbul to de Im’!” and Uncle Joe shook his head solemnly, as there were some things in this world which pleasant, acting directly upou thc modern science has not yet investigat­ it tern. causing audden buoyancy of 11 ed. ___ * ** ।_________ <'o*e InhaledAnd taken accord Im to dlrec Uona *1)1 convince any one that I* la all that la cl*, med lor It, warranted lo cure tho following dleeaae*: Rhatttnallam or Kidney Diacaae In any form. Headache. Toolbar he. Earache, Neuralgia. Sprain*. Brut***. Flesh Wound*, Bunton*. Burnt, Corn*. Spinal affection. Colic. Crarnblng Pain*.Chol­ era Morbux, Flux, Diarrhoea, Cough*, Colds, Bron chlal afftetfan. Catarrh, and all diaeaaca external of Internal. Full direction* with each botU*. For MICHIGAN NEWS. ! 4 foil, body Stove wood, Wool............. Iron, Nails, - ■ Glass, Stoves, to announce that having erected Tinware, Paints, desire one <>f the largest nnd most convenient elevator buildings in ceutpil Michigan, they are prepared to receive and Oils, Varnishes, and Brushes PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE At below Manufacturers prices. Iliad the decline credited up to me on .these . goods aud can • Nlicliignu Teachers Institute. The State Teachers Institute for Bar Ty county, will 1h* held nt Middleville, commencing at 2 o’clock n. in., Monday Aug. 30th,and dosing Friday following. Gentlemen of eminent nnd of success­ ful experience ns educators have been engaged to give instruction in the var­ ious branches of common school stud­ ies, nnd in the I Ifeory and practice of teaching and governing schools. The State lias wisely judged that the edu-* cation of ite youth ought not to be intruSPtd to those who has mrspecinl pre­ paration for the work. It has there­ fore provided for institute* in the sev­ eral counties ns the rendest aud most efficient menus of providing to the great body of’the teachers of the State opportunities for fitting themselves for the duties of their calling. It is hoped that all teachers, and those proposing to become teachers, will respond to this action of the State by availing themselves of the advan­ tages offered by these Institutes. The morning and afternoon sessions will be devoted to the discussion of topics of particular interest’ to teach­ ers, while the evening lectures will be of popular character. Expenses.—Tuition nt this institute is absolutely free. Teachers will lie famished with board gratuitously or at reduced rates. Full particulars in regard to board, etc., mav l»e obtained upon application to Prof. C. W. Pickell, Middleville, Lo­ cal Com. Cornelius A. Gower, Superintendent of Public Insrrnction. Having bought for’ensb. My expenses That may Imj brought them. The; are low. I do not sell goods ut cost, keep for sale at tlie lowest prices but a: a fair living profit. Always ready at moderate niton. »“c County of Barry, State of Michigan, known and de•cribcd ax follow*, to-wit: All of that pirt of thc Nortb-wc*t quarter of section number- three. In town number two north of range number ten wc»t, lying ea X of the Yankee Seringa and Orangevllle highway,except m follow*: Commencing at th* Ix-ginnlng; al*o excepting a ploccof land owiiwl by O. Conner, in aoulh-weat corner nf land flr.t aboro deseilhcd, all of which I ahall expow for ralo at public auction or vendue to thc highest bidder, at the north front door of the C< url House, In the city cf Hasilng*. In aald county, on Saturday, the 2?lh day of Anjruat. A. D. Ited. at eleven o'clock In tbcfon;r»oon of mH day. OaU-d, lla.llug*. July 13th 1SA0. HENRY HOUGHTALIN.Sheriff, [4S-49] by Wm. II. POWERS, Under Sheriff. G’d Rapids & Ind. R. R. The Legal Tender and Other Michigan North Wood* nre ui>»urp»e4d,lfmjiMJM, In the abundance *nd grest variety of ftsb contain. u Brook Trout abound In4h«- ■trMama itrrnmi. IN THE WORLD. FARMERS & MECHANICS TOOLS. la pure, dry and bracing. The climate 1* peculiarly beneficial tn those Buffering with hay fere rand aathin.tic affection*. the n»< «l Lt tliblng and haul Ing. 1 Thiring Urn MMoa. roaqd trip excursion ticket* | will be «>I<1 at low rate*. »n<i> atnictlvc. train f*ellille* offered t* torn fats Biol tpurt*men. Dogs, gun* . > l ___ I—< . .............................4.1. i llhieraud.book of 1<W frre. containing full. I lufonuatlon and aciirate uiapeoftbcftiblnggronnda Call anti see me. Respectfully, ....... FRANK C. BOISE. ,-^y HEN YOU WANT ANYTHING ----- IN THE LIRE OF------ GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, In* nt -------- AT--------- "*■ Ten! BTOKAC? CONTINUOUS FACING, MALT F THE NEW FOOD GOOD WORK GUARANTEED. WALKER & NORTON, --------WITHOUT--------- Prop’, ofth'e BARRYVILLE MILLS FXTRA COST ATTENTION f* ADIES! To Shirts m*de in this way— can nev»r - a TTHERESIPKNCE OF LYMAXE. BOOTH, __purvh»!wr«. r----------------------------------------------------of\n'k*^.S’eWttllng{ and ’’muting cloak*. RIP DOWN THE BACK,! ’ ALLEY It KOH.. 39 Monroo SL. Oppo*H« Hath burn Houae. ■ JT IS A FACT *llTEftS -LJbleand exhausted conatltutiona with violent cathartic*, cheap decoction* of vile druga, And ™i nona Intoxicant* Innocently labeled "billet*" MALT BFITERS appeal to [opuUr eouflndence becauae prepared from unfermented molt, hop*, and convnlcnccnt, convnmpUrc, ovwr-worked, ncrroti*. ilorplre*, dy■ peptic, billfau* and flcle In appetite, than all other forma of malt or madidne Tbo geatrine are plainly nlgned by tbe company, gold MALT RITTERS -CO., 0^°^ Largest and Best Selected Stock wm onixrarnuij FURNITURE dixl^nx, ' trad* IMIIOIS's flnlsb. Parlor Suits, Chamber Suits, feil^kers, ' ■USSJfton Tables, mumoiis ’ auy reliable agency. far to OOcUla tn Iba Patant Offlee. and to MILTIS BAGGER lamp Chairs, &c. NERVOUS DEBILITY. MRS. S. OLDFIELD. NO PATENT NOPlf That wekeepthe K MEDICINE FARMERS I prepared to * rve our customer* by grind­ ing or exchanging your grist*. I Which l» the latent nnd greatest Improvement yre made In SHIRTS. Il will hereafter be u«ed BEST SHIRTS, , -AL8O- JJOOT AND SHOE SHOP. Common ’Furniture Of wry dewripUSe uBUlM^rearatoe >.KH' Undertaking Departmn’t IT<>O IT°J'' . FINK SHOES a apectalqr. A. BURCMAN JOBPRIN’flNG AT THIS OFFICE. Tea! ENCYCLOPEDIA Thanking c an. we shall Big Bargains in Ten, andn Beautiful Conch Shell givcn*with every Pound. C. W. Smith daring th* year They nil do it. Go to the Old Reliable Market for Tfa F^por. Ffesb, Salt and Smoked Meats of all formula dub of 40-man power, and | arising from this fact is supposed to kinds. Hen by Roe, erected a pole. j have caused the rash act. Proprietor. MORGAN, BARRY' CO., MICH. ATTENTION In thli CUy who have the right to u*e the patent Cy Buy your Dry Goods,Boota Shoes, Hate, Caps, Croceries, Provisions, I Crockery, Notions, etc,, of E. Rxkse, who always sells at the lowest prices. Tea! . Gen'l Pa-x'r A<’t, Grand Rapid*. Mich. ' Through train* Kohut-orth over thia route le«vc (GrandlfapldxUfcilA.nl, ami ltt.00 p. m. Arrive I at Fet'xKy at 6.00 a, m.. and * 5) p Returning ax ret »rr IVtoakeoy at C l', a. m.. and tfcOO a. m.,—arrive Grand Ifapid* *1 6:00 a. m., and 4-^3 p- m. ALLEN BROS. jT'HBBAKRTHLLEMILLS. Hurrah! Hurrah!! We call attention to the advertieement of the Collegiate IiiKtitute, Mon­ roe Mieh., which nnder the new man­ agement has become one of the most desirable place* in the country for a young lady to be educated. We would advise an examination into ita merits before making other arrangements. -5Q of aportanun annually vlxlt thta region with 1 aucecaa. • ! FLOUR, MEAL!FEED, By Invigorating a feeble constitution, renovating a CF* Two good nickle cigars for 5 cte. at the Cignr Factory. ’ araaon opena June l«u ’ Black IL.**. Pike, Pickerel, ami Muaealonct ai»o KXIVFM* KAZORS. SHEARS. SCISSORS, I The man who lets his wife or child debilitated p)iy»l<joe, and enriching a thin and In­ circulation with HoMetl«r*i Blotnach suffer from conghs or colds without nutrition* Blttara, the flne»t, tbe moat highly •auctioned. and getting “Sellers’ Cough Syrup,” is lost the moat ]x>pu)ar tonic and preventive tn existence. to common reason. Card ofThaiikg. tKi, fa. Largest Stock Pad gives better satisfaction than any remedy they ever sold. I desire, through tlie columns of the News, to expreM my xiuceie thanks to the many friends and neighbors, who so patiently and charitably nsMsted da­ ring the sickness ami death of my wife. Mav tlie blessings of oar ever merciful Father be yours to enjoy till called to join the happy throng that has gone before. Ansel Seeley. | rpHE FISHING LINE. G7! n™,...M"J,s- WALKER I NORTON, ney Smoke the Hancock nnd English -Ci­ gar, or tlie Garfield and .Arthur, just as your honest convictions dictate, at Andy Lenz’s. Dealint witli them, TAKE THE Pure White Lead, Pure Ohio Boiled and FOR THE Raw Linseed Oil, Troll, Graylini & Black Bass Fisheries, Lard, Castor. AND THE FAMOUS Golden, Sperm, i GAnie And Summer Resorts and Lakes Virginia Lubricating Oils. ’ of Northern Michigan. ’ CELEBRATED ty AINSW8W0RTH A BROOKS. The finest makes of Larimore & »«u» druggists (80yeara in business) business^ lyrite write us tin that that D Day ay’’s s K Kll»in id­ UP" A fnll line of Fine Cnt and Ping Chewing ToImiccoa, constantly on hand at the cigar factory, also smoking to­ bacco of every shade and grade. Tr.’ them. Imylaiet SPECIALTIES: 'Builders Hardware, • good*, chattel*, land* an<t tenement* of Ambroec Allen. I did on tlie 6th day of July, llteb, levy upon, and aelxe all tbo right, title and Interest of the raUI tyWill pay ■' the *highest ‘ ’ market ins price ,--------------------------------in cash rorunfialted -_________ butterFarm Ft ­ ers bring in your butter and save the salt. E. Rf.ese. Hill’s Buch a cures Gravel, Stnctnres, Gonorrhoea, Kidney, and all diseases ot the Urinary Organs. Seeds, Flour. Feed* Idnie. Sall Fluster, Stucco, Hair and Shingles. A FIRST-CLASS TINNER B\ rtteno'*, to me nirectro *oooeiivereu For any quantity of EASILY MEET COMPETION, SberllT SnK-. LOCAL MATTERS. to Enabe number of Fanners to Wheat aud GrainExHARDWARE, i Unload pedltioualy ui Accuratly. lo live ; ana aa your tnaaicinc* curra me oi I.u.-I SUMPTION xotue thro* year* aro, I want him to try Ibero. I gained fl Deen pound* while taklir th® flr»t three bottler, and 1 know it I* Just thc thing foi him. fteapectfully, J. V. HULL, Lav rencebunt. Anderson Co., Kv. Thlx remedy xpexk* for it®*if. One liottle will ■ati«fy tho most okeptlcaL- There lx not. * single symptom ofConminiptlon that it doc* not d l sb Ip*to at onoc. and H will break up a frc»h cold in 24 hour*. »3 M per pint bottle. CRADDOCK A CO . 1032 RucoSL. I’hlfadtlpbl*. Pa. On Inna, perbu,' IN 1879, Each side of her. and that a little more competition will make a little bet­ ter market, I have purchased a stock >f 1 K POUNDS GAINED tn three week*, and cured IO ofcunxumptlon. Craddock St Co., 1033 Race St., . Philadelphia, P». Nashville Markets. EATON COUNTY ITEMS. Eaton Rapids wants a fair of her own this fall. Eaton Rapids is havipg her houses numbered. The Charlottb archers, beat their op­ ponents by 24 pointe. A respectful old gent from Kalamo *was contidenccd out of $10 a few days ago in Dctridt. The driver of Dolly 1).. at Charlotte, was thrown from thesu*ky and serious­ ly injured, last week Friday. Hail atones tut large as hen’s eggs were hurled promiscuously among the natives in Sunfield last week. A bridge near Harts corners went down lust week Thursday while a threshing engine was crossing it. Judge VanZUe formerly of Charlotte but now of Utah is enlightening the Charlotte people on the manners and customs of mormons. Stephen Bloody an old man who broke jail at Charlotte nearly a year ago, was captured last week Friday at Delphi. Carroll county, Ind. Wm. Hnnsley was arrested ut Char­ lotte Sunday, on suspicion of being the perpetrator of the burglary at tlie res idence of L. Q. Smith in that city, Friday night. In an assault and battery case of Mrs. Doxtatter ts Cole, in Boxand, last week the jury gave the complainant a verdict of six cents damage; It is supposed that it will cost six cents more to re­ pair the old lady, than Cole. Chas.’ Wise and Daniel Parris, of Benton township, got into a serious difficulty over a girl. A bloody fight was indulged in, and during the fracas Wise had one of his eat s bitten off close to his head. Parris bos been arrested. The State fair will be held in thc — city of Detroit, Sept. 13, 14, 15, Ifi, aud 17. . George Doxtatter, who was crushed between two freight on the G.iI R.v rjjjjj car ‘itonhto ‘tuSJ & I. R. R. in 'j™ Grand ., T . “x Rapid WAS 1 U___ £W evening, died from his iiyuricd Wed­ nesday morningMrs. Carrie Havens acccidentally killed herself at Battle Creek on Tues­ day by taking an overdose of aconite, which she was using as a medizinc-. J. B. Sanford editor of the Grand Rapids Evening Review, rejxirts that lie was robbed of his money and a val­ JOHNSTOWN ITEMS. uable gold watch last Sunday in that citv. Mrs. Perigo, of Portland aged about The plowing for wheat is about fin70 years was found dead Monday morn­ ished. ing, having finnged herself to a door R. M. Bellinger is building a new knob. It is nllegeil that she was par­ corn barn. tially insane. Riasou Dunn has a fine dwelling Henry Hartman, a German was ac­ cidentally drowned at Muskegun on nearly completed. Mr. L. M. Dewey will visit Petoskey tlie 10th nit by falling over the railing of Kelly Bros., ferry boat. Seme men tliis week, no preventing providence. near by saw him fall, and soon recover­ F. E. Doty knows that six dollars is ed the body. Too much whisky is sup­ too much for a four dollar shoat, but posed to have caused tlie fall. Age 50 years. it’s to late. At Detriot, Saturday, Herman GuiGeorge Main has a cellar wall layed, man, aged 17, attacked William Dolupon which he intends to erect one of son, aged 13, at die Standish house, the finest of brick dwellings, if the old where they are employed aa bell-boys, and the younger boy, finding that lie man’s money holds out. was being worsted, drew a pocket­ Mr. A. P. King shot and killed a knife and inflicted a fatal stab in Gut­ blue heron measuring, from tip to tip man’a side. of wings,6ft 4in.jind 5ft. 2in. in length George Tyson, of Scott’s station,.had a borne and skelton nnd $150. in money and only weighed 8j lbs. stolen from him on Friday of last week The’United Bretheren camp meeting, by his hired man, Thomas Manning at Freeport, which closed on Sunday who escMied with the plunder. Mr. Tyson had gone Manning’s bail in the lost, after a six-days itession, was un­ sum ot $200 foi appearance nt the doubtedly tlie best attended camp next term of court. meeting ever held in Barry county. A terrible storm of wind, /rain and Nearly thirty tents were pitched on the hail struck Battle Creek on tlie 19th inst. doing considerable damage. Tlie grounds. Rev’s. Lake, Baraby, Brid roof of Upton & Brown’s thresliicg eustcin, Sherk and six other U. B. de­ machine shop was blown oft’, and se­ vines officiated in front of an audience veral smoke stacks nnd tell chimneys variously estimated at from seven to blown down, while the hall broke inumeroble window pane*, etc., and tlie nine thousand strong, on Sunday. t apple crop was seriously shortened by mt‘,e frak *h»k«n worn tlie tree. 11 f rM ? Hartwick, a fanner living in out in tbe Lowell Journal with a two , chapin township, Saginaw county, column article dearly defining bis i committed suicide on the morning of reasons for tearing the Democratic j *,ira*eIf- Mr- H*rt- .ndJ0l..icK.he lW^. Throe iittlejjirls had great fun in a ncighbor> house nt South Bend, Ind., during thc Ibscnce of the family. They first brokoall thc window panes. Then they poured several gallons of milk on the parlhrbnrpct. Finallv, they emp­ tied six dozdn cans of raspbeme^ and hnckleberriite into a tub, and dyed all the fipe'droases they could in the juice. Nashvilli will Soon Ri­ val the Oounty Seats CAJCJL. AND GET PRICES. add rear.) no TBK GRAY MEDICI NK <X>. 0 Mwhank'a Block, Detroit, Mk 2 doom* »ocrn orJwoLCorr soc*x. ’ KelloKK, Demaray * Co. HOW TO BE YOUR OWN^“T' ‘X“3S LAWYER S??,. �Tint window-gio** btower* erf Pitfce- wonder why the head did not drop off, Lewis L. Clermont, BliM Italph L. when nil nt'unce I diacorered wbM 1 had relations and Bolhind, bliss Louis La l>cziun, died failed to notice before. When I reached last Saturday is the Eastern peniten- | half way round from the front, 'which GxaYson lias thc largest population of his-------head1*1 with any county in Texas—37,559. Sherman tinry. The dead man “« far m he ,could xuv <UTMI now wm was one of oi the we i WM*~ —...‘urnrTL 1 ..» . . . . rvunYnr A St. Pkterhbuuo dispatch »ay» that be« eduoled, wort rerrenle, drepenle “mlort, he wliuked it beek through toe is the county seat ' Mid «neet«rfal rural, thi. oonttoeut bu. I ^“le Clyde «o wutiuibuieonuly, end | I ever known. Ho we* tlu, ren o( Sheriff brought it lucing me■ ugjto with nidi Onruada, which, after Um • noic-raMiug, Tto. ™n.Tu7i« iL —; .»• i. ’' Clermont, ot Sei.*, couutr, Ohio, who I P™n««m. tout I uctnully tMtod todetoel 000,000 bushels of grain next season, marched throimli the rtrwt*. Whik- paxidng ‘ J* “ J f,.fterwurd removed U> Sebooleiwtt, kidi. ^e nwremoul, Uiougb I w» looking ire and a Product; Exchange has been estali• conn r a difficulty occumii Ixtwwu a w^n> lished. lamed HpcannAn. "ho in the Democratic *°r? ’“•>« «»' __________________ Mr, Samvel Bromlrt, of . Mystic jimcesukin, and U. V. Fraraon, Grv«.-nl»:ik can­ nuifeitbi view, towari the rectifies^ of ■ «>«<. fver throe y«mi of pemten-' River, Ct., says h« can Jive ten h’onra didate for Khcriff. wlxkh rt-aulv-d ia Pnamon the A Japanese Fable. and that'Turkey wilJ.'finsl- ti.iry life, differing ’•**---------------jj-i- from •------ . the j so widely HlKinting Bpoannan, killing him inatautty. Itiir i- i„. ..{..ifrontier, ... ......_ __ fi_ i.t.. . with liik nose and mouth hermetically Once upon a time, on the shady aide pamjierod career he had followed ; .. ------wm tlui signal for a general melee, and a volley «r „;..u------ ......-A n— prenimsty, added to the failure of re- | of’ a hill near the sea-shore, mere there u»oj lived » a sealed. fiappt-d. When within al>out fifteen feet of. •hot which he peated efforts toescape, had broken him. crab. One day be found some boiled Londox Truth, says that arhen an .L-l—V _ ■- - Ulj kL. down in health and spirits, Mid Hid good rice, and set off home with it; but on his American lady takes a Parisian husband According to tho Mark Lane. Ex- vlooks —u. and a j-s • • courage which way was spied a monkey. The indomitable _____by ,____________ ___ monmon­ she feds as if married only to a semi­ had always rendered him remarkable key offered to exchange tlie seed of a human being who has mean ideas about At Leesville, Texas, Williiuu aud European crop*, the English wheat yield falls deserted linn at last. Clermont's career .all right ' lieraimmon. the fruit of which he hud living on his wife's money. John Littlefield, promiueut and wealthy block- ..... _ ___ ,__ ._ __ nearly finished eating, for th« rice. Tliis ___ „ of crime was not so remarkable,. for Dr. Tanner has had all of lifa teeth Mm. Hamsxx, a respectable old lady men, were kill.-d in a fight, nwiilting from an pexmateii for this deficiency ii, Upt the yield of length as for brilliancy and ‘ ' . At | tlie crab accepted on condition that the of San Francisco, reporta that .the per­ old feud, with families named Finney aud mcr- j monkey had not injured it with^his teeth. turbed spirit of the late William 8. barter, oata and beans. i« above the average. I fa® outset of tlie war he let. n——----Martin. * ’ ..., .... ... D 123 i Tlie exchange made. Jocko devoured thc Tlie whret i« ik.iiigod by blight and mildew' ! calltile employment, where, owing to his extent that he could not nuurticato food. Hence O'Brien, millionaire, visits her chamber Henry M. Spofford, of Louisiana but the crop i« not reported quite so bad aa iucation. he he was was bc sethe artificial set. and ruucnuuii. education, se-« as ta*t ram | conneCtioriH uuu tic - 1 rice, but the crab planted the seed in his nightly and complains of his treatment —* advantages, * above 1| cured — great anil entered the I garth Ion. A long time afterward, tlie mon- in the other worid. Alligkr, accused of hypothecateg who Iim for four year« been prominently before Er. Tbe French harvret ia M-t down a« oberc average. In Holland and Belgium the vield i* ar“-v’ <‘*distuig >n an Illinois regiment : key huppening to pass tlie same spot, was the public m a contcctant for tho scat of Sena ­ 1 *100,000 worth of stolen aectirttiea at Now York, excellent. Throughout Germany tlie wheat MiNNEAPGUSf Minnj has the largest re__________ ... . jrereyJHMcd to see a fine ‘tree laden with .t ‘'and “'d a first-class position in tlie .j __ «urpi has been lodged in the Tomba in default of tor Keltoox, died tho other daJ, at Rod Sulphur b fairiv good, though conaiderabi- nut and __ _°hfah Spring*, Va., aged 5H yeaxa. Tanit. Quartermaster's department, and andat at the j fniit. fniit, aud his'friend the crab sitting on and finest flouring mill in the world in mildew h reported. But in Haxony, Poineranii, •18,000 bail. Brnndcnbure, and Holstein tlte rt<crop is only end of the war used his place to realize i tlie balcony of a nice new house, ndmir- the new Washlsum—a mill rebuilt on tho A fire at Philadelphia destroyed the 1 WASHINGTON. alxiut 860,000, at the ex{>eniM> of New ' ing his fruit tree. Tho monkey lieing atxnit half tne average. Ia Bavaria, Franconia, ruins of the one destroyixl by explooion On and after the 1st of October tlie nnd Buabix it ia maguiflcenL A "counts from York firms who honored his tinuts drafts for to allow him to I two years ago. It is fitted with the best auj* luma who uuuoreu lor ,I hungry, begged the crab w ware foundry of Stuart A Pcteraou. and the postal charge on ucwapapcxH addrcd«e<l to Huugary. Auatrta, Spain, and Italy uniformly cotton alleged to lie in transit. Then 1 eat BOine fa® .fruit. But tho crab i machinery aud appliance* to. be hail, cigar manufactory of Gumpert A Bra The countries or coloniea of the Univeraal PomUI Bort tho wheat hkrvsat good....The cable he disajipeared, but turned up a year apdogized saying that his friend would ; and in capable of turning out 3,000 b«rtigti to us tin- official declaration to thc Hoitre k» ia placed at WOO,tXM); fully inaurod.... Union ahall be the •urine as on printed matter Loeb A Co., exporters and import•;« of clockx, for tho Mine duwtinatian, viz.: 1 cent for each of Commons of the Chief Secretary of Ireland aa Intcr.in Sl .Louis m a Imnker, with cor- I be quite welcome to some of the fruit, rein of flour every twenty-four hourn, to tiio state of affainp-tn that talc. Tho sub­ respondent* in Chicago and bun Frau*- but he could not climb the tree to gather , |wyil recently discovered a num­ hardware and ailvcr-platcd goods at Now York, stance of it ia tl,atif is not thought there ia Oc­ d“-°- .He l,i‘1 “'Wl' >»*»'»he £■ .'rho “,,o”k',-r,jed,tre<! l?ih‘3I . have failed with iiwbilitic-w of HOO.OOG... .It is ton at .i tali lii7ta5S^ta'i b" °' <*» «*■ to • IMd nefc Mahanirr jnr-2— *-----“------- *------ S ~ Mr. J. 0. Miller, ono of tlie propri- eanian ■n-I>ortfcd that Mm. Kato Chase Sprague will ™ to to™ *«•‘“y ,1"™ dralteta Chi- •',‘1»'">>‘“•n: to | City, Pa. Tlwv are mreUy Eiigli.ii powers txwud shortly return to her husband’s roof at Canon­ ctar» of Um Washington DaHy Critic, fa- kutera. let*. But Ilut lb© th<-Apprehension by thm their Ii engo CAR° tor for S4d,(XX), SW.OOO, which were* ensiled, cashed, j| w which the owner ot of uie the tree conscntea, consented,, p piiecea> ece8| <n< ftnd] tj the qiites run back.200 vears. ipprehenaioD excited to “icn xue diet, Sarraganactt Her. .tally injured by a fall from a third-rtory win­ thn-ata presented in St St Louis rau is i« indicated itidichtsd by [>v his hiii statement that un- I. but when vrexented T^mi« for payn«v. |j stipulating stipiuHung thnt th nt he should receive half .i Seventy years ago; ago a peddler namedFouldow. He.wu adjnatiDg thu *a*h, wheuiio lo«t -riu.fr n. friu. to th. rntnre, ««1 Ilu.nt the fina of RoUnnd i Co. ! a ‘f ---------lnu‘ ^1*1 wo. phiokod. So up Ute i ui»ver lla„,r wu mi • m. were «ciu j — — — i ----— ~~ -r murdered near this spot, and Ilia balance. Hie fall wan forty feet. A fauunq elevator,at the Sandusky aua. a st”?*1 “‘“•-‘faj~ Europe monkey olmberel and -■ u *---■lut ho ........................... di.wov. red io hollered to bo . The Coroner’s inquiry into tho May's die. At rel.ud.ug till- l>ret end npeoi Irort, thl. pluna,r token from hi* body T * I and the Holy Land, taking Ins wife., who ware passing tinder it, to death, mangling Landing .(N. J.) railway colliaion find that the ... the U1(.; but « n» too greedy to mitwe too cr*b. IUU| bintel bmurdPn,r. J A GovERNHwet proclamation just is- Stuttgart, Wurteuiberg, he was their bodies frightfully, There were sixteen people killed came to their death from.a eol- aued in Ciita declares that henceforth all Chi- | guest of Maximilian Shinlrarne. alios i-_ trim naHnr.tlv _ .. whoxvnr waswniftnrr waiting patientlyrvilntr below. AtAt An English seed flrm of high standing Liion which might have been prwvcnti.d if the length the crab, losing patience, accused cagiiMw and conductor hod more carefully ob­ nrec «hall enjoy the same rights u other indi- | Baron Shindle, who was living in luxury suggests the following remedy for tlie uie monkey the mousey of ox being ixung a bail diui anti and deceitful aeceiinu , A eaAkkr named Emmons, living near served tlie rules and regulations of tho company viduala belonging to s friendly nation... .There ( 0,1 fa** shore of the proceeds ot tho rui>- fellow; ujion upon which the monkey got angry’, turnip-fly. tan?1l> '• It is to drill n little extra haa been severe lighting'at Candahir, in whi-;ii ' bery of the Northampton and Ocean Neenah, WiA, had a dispute with hia father-in­ governing its running of trains. pelted the jx»or crab, and broke his sheik , , rows, and to scatter a little Gen. Sherman hni issued a general toe British claim to have gained a decided cd-I Bank. Here Pinkerton ciqitured Cler- The crab's friend, the wasp, coming by, seed liroiMlcast betweep tlie rows. We law, Mr. Huxley, about some money mat Uys. **** hroiidc vantage. although suffering a severe lo--. ; mout, but he hired the best legal talent, The dispute waxed warm ; Emmons drew Lis order regarding tho death of Brig. Gen. l!y< r. attacked the monkey and stung him so have known this to answer admirably in checking the juice of tlie flies through revolver and fatally shot Haxlcy, and then The order says his perwrcrance, energy and °n a technicality touching the extradr­ severely, that Jock'o scampered away thc rows, and thus affording time for a ■hot himself with equal deadly effect.... Advices tact, resulting in the establishing of a nnifonu on the ramparts. frightened. Tlie wasp then sent-for his ' । tion. from Fort Keogh are to the effect that about international syatam of ainra!lan< <jtu» mrteoroEgg and Mortar, and after dug sufficient . ,£portion of- .the plants ry-. to devel-, 1 The crook then went to&outh Ameri- friends 1,800 Sioux Indiana are on their way thither • logical observations, affords to tho world thc deliberation, thev mode it up amongst °P from the tne seed leaf, after which period jieriod with the intention of surrendering thcmaelvM only full and satisfactory data eltant for the Blg Figures. ea. but returned to Chicago, and then allowed up on Wall street. New York, as to pun»*h Jocko. They arranged fa® Pbmb« are proof against the fly. aa prisoners of war. It ia designed to disarm tduily of mcU-orutogy. Struck down dt the Mr. a a Clrak., rf tin Tremrr IV"P<™ W.UI .troot, Xnr York, them as aomfha they arrive. Their anna aud meridian of his tuefmncvs, the country has lost I Louis La* Dezina, a wealthy Brazilian, faat should explode if put on the 1 At a picnic near Berryville, Ky., n pralment, lu». h-rond » doubt, u eyo L """ ,J a most distinguished and promising officer, and and commenced stts k-jobbing, ns a the wasp should sUng Jocko, and ; fiyc'-houra walkuig mateh, go-o^youtlie Signal Service an able, efficient and zealous for figures. He-has pre|*ored some re- I their temporary rapport. . .Monroe Robcrtnon chief. . I markable tables, taking a cent of our 1i cover for his connection with Waltre I Mortar, placed on the roof, should roll ofl I please, for a ram of 825, w»s indulged : IT .1 x . Patterson nnd other exnert hank upon his head as he ran oufrof the door. | m. George Bates, one of the contestwas hanged at'Greenville, Ohio, on the 20th of Jcniifi Key retired from tlie office of j .trample money as a basis. He rays that ,one intent, S'c'7ir«it ZrCcent 2! l("W”■>»’ “ >•” <'f reputabk Tb--net day U.f raoukuy Ixnng bun^rr. ra;U. bral wriked for fonr hour, ud Auxort, for the murder of his fathcr-iu-law, st simple interest, at 6 per cent, per naNed Coulter. lk>bcrtnon killed a man in Mary­ Postmaster General Aug. 25. and the Boil num, from the^oomnienwSrat of Si,. «"»• blvk.m brand thvwJfre. to : •* «“ a’1« howra to .pologix. ftftT-flvo m.nuto., when he fell on tho fromerathe commencement of the land. and another in Kanna*. During the war Horacc Maynard, late Minister to Turkey, was num, Christian ‘dUe enmrat ’•rtimixed to the eatonl of SlSO.UXl »’■'! *° l-8 *“oU‘" d““‘",of ,nu‘'- but- f"“k- ™“P>«telr exhanatod, and had to ‘to the end ------. be waa connected with a band of guemllaH. and instahpd in hia place. rear, A. D. 1S80 would XoraTt tSv I » “ '-W 1 trallaU-mla. At thia brae a big • w,n « no, I1* ™?11 “ ,be lo““- h» 1 “ e"T,"l1 H’ bndooreredtwenfrequently boaated that he killed seven colored ra.e debar and fourtolra^.^ («1 U, •“ P»> "I> "> “ ,“J 0'8” «<«.«> « !?-»“ •”•■•». «nd out aeeruul Iraat men in one day. Before going to execution ho Britlhh Columbia Indians insist on Accepting for the ™^..ri un«^ the ®«tdfag "took and awindle h,<’,l'"' ■> »» «■» S~ •» root 11, a. ; tn the brae. He died two day. after­ accnwd hia E!-y<ar-oId child of having aworn hia life away?.. .Mr. J. K. Ereher, a farmer of catching sea otters at Cress sound out of sea­ common nn.ler.taudl.grftoe^ptoUra Pbilrafrlphfa broker, with it, but the job ' “ 701'1 mwagc ran-egga «> well a. ward. New Philadelphia, Ohio, died of the. cffecta of son. and, as thc Alaska savages object. trouble ones, rresenuy tne egg . ««T*. • of the Gregon. calendar of the whole ; «• .UricmrwTfMl «d <™'™t«l. On ■naru cooKeet eSTtJlSS^llta St I. T “? a Ute inllicted by his inane non. is apprehended. An armed vessel baa been sent K-rfod Jf the HriKti^T^.Vhe^me one ! M"®11 ’r^oteS 187<?, Clerofont (then" going ?er°!fodJ> who™!*fato th^imxt ' ,cared thnt the »7 J<fa‘u*G. 8axe“ A horrible tragedy Iui.*i,been enacted from Sitka to prod-no thu jh-ach aim protect Offered cent at compound interaat, for the same , fa« . «»«•' ’- <^^1 Rolland) und Ids wn wifo wiH have “ cffect ou the near Madiaon. Win. Flatnea were ween to iutw the otters... .The owner of St Julien has offend to wager any sum from *5.000 to *20,000 that at night from the rcridenco of John Winnck, a hii horse will beat any trotting or pacing horse terest. compounded anntmhy fractiou. i Wicks, alias Johnson, by u wdl-played «*•* * cor ?er1 “ “J of toe !Jlioiuo, lm “ ral.~l Oto .Wl“ <farofa<Uy tonu-hM to her, h»vfarmer living on the line of Dane and Columbia in the in mile hcata, beat MUVC three ... in ay. rive. Mio world .uu.„v exreptcd, would amount to three quadri- ! »-<»lft<fauce game, got into the vault of I..J1V toto 1.. 10 ruj faed out of the house, , ■ith pain The Grand Encampment of Knighte decision, TJ5 tredecillion, 963 duodecill- ' thc Chambersburg (Pa.) Bank with | frjRbtaieil aiid almost madwith pain, ,ng u‘ Beveral oI 111H works drawn hw counties. Thc neighbor* nrnhed to the spot, his head I l,e“t woman, both, ns to lovelinem of and were not a little puzzled to observe tint .-mutar. at at their their meeting meeting in in Chicago, Chicago, elected elected I __ ion,______________ Mo'uraieeilliZ _ Sil™ HO Merarararalh. They protorafrd I ““mort“ -----Templar, .............. Done of the occupants were around tlie ul him fieraou nnd beauty of moral character, - wanted ------------------- -----------------(iepoiit. --------- , “’Mond:-Cuto.ing ofiMMTH to serve terve for tbe the ensuing emming noiiillion, nonillion, 584 octiiioih octillion, ' 65« 658 *8eptillion^ septillion I biey to make a heavy <» >'«*<•*» “MB. burning dwelling. Entering tho hoose, thcc following: officers nnd greedv |K,,plc ~ l-lnmiy totor hi. wto, that friend, toTtoni.rv..„ .;n- .. <i-n •«’ 'Tin. vm.lt Of mi '1’1..... Monu: —vunntng ami greedy 1 one. the reason for this was made clear. three yean: Sir Bcnjandn Dean, of BohIou. 169— sextillion, 353 quintillion, 630 quadi vnldt contained 8500,000. .They m-b-wtin ranch; and rajtrotofto ‘ycogT*^ Mrs. Winrick'a dead body wan found on Mort Eminent Grand Barter; Sir Rotart E. rillion, 998 tnlliou, 468 billion, 995 mill- •' BC>zed the Cashier, an old man, but did j rarelyfjoin much; mid ungrateful ones - baxe, the only living daughter, is also thc floor riddled with sbota, and her husband's of Alexandria. Vt, Right Eminent ! ion, 477 thousand and 562 dollar* and 98 ' not disable or injure him, and he broke ' are generally punislied in the end. i an invalid, and could not attend her body was found in tlie bed bleeding from Withen. Deputy Grand Maotcr ; Str Charles Rootr.e, of cento. — . ...---- '----- - fr,,tu fa»-«in. Rolland tumtehedi 830,000, aonzum (88,735,(^,66O,427.'12OJ58r658 ‘ ghastly wounds about tho throat and head. Now J mother's funeral. ’ ’ York, Very Eminent Gf xnd Geiieraliwtitno : Knew His Basinesk. From all that can be learned about tho affair, John 1’. H. Gobin, of. Lebanon. Fa.. 109.333,630,998,468,985,477,562.98)'' Mr. b,,t failed to get off with it Both man I Antoine Weber’s wife went away it appears that Winrick, in a moment of rage, Sir thp cur>» wi *mu Captain L-puuii General uencrai: Clarke v-waccontinues wuuuuea and iuju aavs says that matuip cur- were captured, tried, and sentenced. ocuwuvcu.। A conductor on one of tlie Chicago Vc-rv Eminent Grand shot ma-wife, then act fire to Ids bouse, that Mr Hugh McCcJ- of ■' zCorunna, ’-------- " Mich., Vqy rent value of S-globe <rf tine gold of the ^r‘-‘<Jks Curdy, getting ten nnd Rolland eight I strect-cara suddenly experienced relig- from his Pittsburgh home, and he could both of them might lie consumed in Die Eminent ! not learn where or why she luul gone. Grand --------------. id 8nsor Warden ; Sir William magnitude of this earth is $11 HG 503 J enrH This wns wns on Nov. 26, 1876. | »on and joined a small flock in tlie neigh ­ flame*, but, finding th© work too alow, bo shot S'* ??nv?,*e’ 'F7 Er°!' (>41.aAl.talKl1r2 nxq o4? <U7 IX'.nA His vears and —’—J of -* ’his ;-------------~ I The Jarir had lived happily and contenthimself. The Winricka lived unhappily.... Hia three years nnd over of of confine- b borhotal residence. None mure ■ edly together, and tlie husband would St. Paul has had a disMtrous fire. 'Hie rfame* Rimons, of New York city, Very Eiyincut Grand of golden globes each of the ment have been studied with numerous i devout than he was to lie found in the । not believe that ahe luul wiilfollydescrtstarted in the whofcaale pajicr bouse of Averill, Trearan r ; Sir Theodore S. j’arrin, of Iowa I dimensions plots and plans to escape, but none suecountry round, and every spare moment of this planet, contained in Russell A Carpenter, on Thin! street, and de­ , ceeded. The discovery of one in De- | from his business was put into sorue- I ••<! him. Eight years passed without stroyed that and th© adjoining wholesale gro­ City, Very Eminent Grand Bccorder. The next | the amount of tlie cent nt interest ns ' 1 Jidings of the missing woman. Then he cery at P. H. Kelly .A Co. Tho total loss U T^nntel ConclarcwiU be held iu Sau Fran-; aforesaid would be 82G4,G.:2,J86,92J 8°3- 1 cember last showed he wns endeavoring thing energetic toward strengthening w, th*, utj encm- fa bribe the keepers. The iuvestiga- J up the little church into wliich he had accidentally found her in an almshouse. c.sco, in ' । 226. Tlie maximum estimate of •650,000, aud tlie insurance €500,000. himself. his interest, ! She hjuI C«*Y untiJ recently ; and, Kinion Zimmerman, of Chicago, Miot and Dl-ring the year ending 30th os June ' tire population of tlie world, ’ !, including i bon of the hollow handle of a shaving irojected i.;~ —u Noticing i.;. killed his wife. He then reclined by ... to . Cleriuont, , „ liisshowed pastor, it to to encourage him, ahoved °.n her reason, could not of U1 races ! brush,, wnt | n> her aide, placed the dead woman's anii hrt 457,243 immigrants arrived in this country. I every man, woman and child of_______ contain forty-two diamonds, worth 810,I 1 * 111 along nil he could, nnd in a short J clearly remember who she was; but the around his neck, and fixed a bullet into Ida own In the month of Julv this war 49,922 camo tt°d creeds And condition* of men ou the *ier restored her comhead, dying instantly. Two children, on© 3 The year of the greatert immigration in the [ WtAen hundred million* (1,500,- 000, which he offered for assistance to ■ time the new convert was a shining light . 81p f and the other 1 year of age, were in the room hirtory of the country was 1873, when 459.803 ^d amount therefore were escape. Tlioae diamonds were probably ! among his fellow-woraliijxTs, and the PIeteIy. and witnessed the tragedy, the dreadful import arrived. From present appearances the itmui- equally divided among all of the inhabit- the connecting link with a strange ro- Christian grace with winch lie passed I Oitr young readers will perhaps be of which they could not comprehend... .Gen. Grant has reternod to Ills Galena home from gratiou for thi* year will largely exceed that, nuts of the earth each and every human mance in the prisoner’s career. His i fa« contribution-plate evoked r Z-kels ) surprised to learn that man is not the Colorado, having visited all pointe of ' number. Germany and Ireland contributed tlie I lieing would bo entitled to 176 434 791 uf first wife—his devoted wife—was a Chi- 1 from what before had been barren only being that keeps milch cattle as a Iwsrat .prate oa tab raxrarara. g|o))?, „( finc g.41 „ hi. proptaraa- engo woman, but, after his union with | pockets. , f(Mxi supply. The milch cattle of the interest in that StateWaahiugton dis­ patches announce that both the North­ Gen. Albert J. Mier, Chief of the I ate inheritance; and each and every one her, he was. with her full knowledge | One Sunday morning a hoodlum was : ante are small insects, which draw their western and tho Milwaukee and St. Pad Signal Scritee of thc United States, ia dead j ot facm, living excluiriveJy on the princi- and consent, united in marriage with a noi*y, and tlie conductor quietly ordered food from the sap of plants, and give to railways have aueceisfully closed negotiations with the 8inux for right of way acrons the Gen. Myer, who, through hi* connection with I J“d-. «dhout any further Mcumufation Philadelphia woman, tlie object being Jlim ,°ut. He went, but lost Sunday the ante a sweet and nutritious milk, secure ((liiunond-< she was possessed of evening he apjieared with a mob of dis- which they either eject for the anta or of said to "-vurv uarauuus one reservation tmtwecn Furl I’icrre and the Black the neither reports, was known aa -dl3 ProI.," °f tocome, might Bpend \ I ^lute'companions.,bent on a difficulty. , allow them to abstract from them. In­ Hills. The concession has been ratified by tin- ... th. hranta at U.. .r.te.» ot Ooten.ute.ff I «?W “■>«• »' «“■»— ! to ll“’ ™-1-1 ta»—V air. nnq interior Department, and some rapid work at meteorological observations, wliich under hi* ' night aud day for three hundml und The conductor kept on eye on the lender ’ stinct causes them to regard unta aa ----------------------track-laying is predicted in the contest aa to ®jpervi»ion have come to fill an important place thirty-five w _____exhaust »ng |hfa ' Landing a Shark. [ until disturbance became unb-aruntil th- the .lUtnrl-nn. - masters, and instinct causes the anta to yeara without which line shall first reach thc hills hi the daily news. and uro consulted by thou- I patrimony. But if this stupendous ngIf yon over lived on a farm and hod a ' a*’h'n . u u a • • protect them. Each herd of anta him ita The appearance of McVicker’s Chica91 people. »ho arrange many tarfueas gregute amount of the compottnded ac- j reluctant cow‘ to turn when she wonted ! ■“i Put on breaks a “ momenk parson, i 1 .??•„ tT1 i n loni,c.ofc» P ftr^,n> j dock of cattle, and it is said often indicumulationM of said cent for nearly nine- j to go into the wixxls on both sides of * '. lu}•’ — W-11 —-?k . - Iarc . {>>UUW vidual <U1VO anta UMVC have uiuiviuuai individual Iflocks of r-TltepUrrara.IU^frrU.ra.-ra.o . — — —' —aa. which are scrupuApproaching the thug, ho went for UI tliese insect* cattle, is calling forth deserved word* of praise from : Point teen centuries be again invested as anew the road und climb trees, you know what him, and wqxxl up several ynnla of aisle | fouslv protected, nnnmTwl the t).o simple interest 0.^.. -----ut n Kit hark. thereon is to You haul yell in all j , •» <fa .fa»* WT"- “»> « >~“r ,«?»• “ Tuff National ConTehti.i of Itepra. principal, with him, and then stood him no his I _ <■' the fftete «™t Corarate ot ta 5 per cent., for the single year 1880 ; the time. Must yell from tlie tuns the ieg*. j would be 8224,157,831,625,627,235,079,- hook catches until the shark is in, or THE MARKETS. • * Five cents for tlie kingdom of God!’’ | ' 490,161,217,859,906,139,728,653.78, orfor ; you'll never get him. And the rest of past thro each of the 366 days of said ye^r 8612,- I the crow help him. They shout stacour- he demanded XEW YORK.Eaton's “. rafofre-d to a UVIKI.U General Grand ---r —TP'J ... »— W organize uiij.uu.cB unuui Council, council, The hoodlum said he did not have to i bzwtm' over liafcd <» Olio 00 J.. M. Hill, which remains in and a constitution was adopted for submission 453, 042^698, 970,587,648,88(1,221,906,- I aging remarks nt you.. Hand AAMUtl U.O tfrUIU , H.X,,.............. adoi. After « the prwent present run of <» .i<*- State ——i C rv... —:i_ r._ .i___ G.1,060,491,061.89. This vast sum pro- vou tug at the line. Inch 00 (4 5 50 by inch the ’ ?,’» ran of to the thc Stale n Grand Council.. outko Im. U Upon j —_______ ratifiratkrn Inch bv inch the . . ... .. .. c«tto» 12 “All the Rage Denman Tbonq^on n lus great to nine of these bodaw, the General Grand portwnately flistributed among tho flf- J shark takes it uuL You ••* and».brace .I Five centa (or this nde on the gos- I rojwi rally, Mumptain of Jcwhpa Whitcomb will play a Council will become fuUv orgamzetf. Kn. a. teen hundred' millions of peopW would i your feet against the gunwale, and in.he i pel chariot," and he smashed the tliug I T» rafrrirag of tb. eoiored rd­ give to eaclrond every inhabitant, as his , comes again. Yon thi k vou must have ।j in the countenance. ’• But. brother," remonstrated the | ®y?7’*«*»ra* mouetaiy ” tonetary anotXMa suotxwi ever known in the bistorv btaturv of flora >ton of iu-w>naneri ucwwpapen in tto the- United Ktai<«.. Staire.- ter for of her own proper portion of said inter- about 590 fathoms of line’out You l»o- l; -........................... « ta •• McVicker's Theater. ' -IS 00 dis 00 ‘ ** I the purpose of- organmng a jwrmanent Preaa H)t, one of said globes, containing more tgin to wish vou were a windlass. You I pastor, “ you cunnot oomtid him to con. ............. OHM 4 ' tribute." minA »Rn. CHICAGO. Five buildings occupied aa saloons, Association, has Just been held at Louisville, than two hundred and sixtv-f.mr bffljnn, pnff, and yell, and ]iant, and howl, and " “ Never you mind that, pantos You concert hails, shooting galleries, rretauranta, Ky. J. Q. Adams of the Louisville BuUrtin, of cubic nates of pure gold every three I ©train, and slumt, and pull, nnd sliriek. !‘ preach and’ I’ll collect. This mon can’t was ck-cUxl Pnddent-....Tbo deaf mntaa of seconds dtinfig the yeor.or twenty of rauH and ©wvat. and wail, and surge, and I V"*"1 1 00,1 .Th“ etc., near the Bay District raoHrsck, Kan America have just bold their firyt convcutim at golden wmids evfey minute.— IIWi.mtJ haul, nnd yank, and nil the time that I dead-head on this orthodox through line Hoas Francwco, hav$ 'been burned. Loas, $H0,- Cmcinnati. There was a fair attendance of ' I provoking 000; partly insured... ..A young car­ leading deaf mut.is from all jmrts of the United ton ItcpiMici .reremug shark KU*r* is just holding liack <«* ! Wkxat—No. U Spring. • ■ • A ~ ■' . jM l'*1 *'------ 1— ------------- ’muie,SX ■ j penter named Hask-t, employed in elect­ HUUw and from Canada. Thc pr<•exiling* were Srete^ "u” ““ *“ No- 3 Spring. ing some rc|>ain< on a Terre Haute hotel, Otsra—V.. i r “ fUldox-- Setter Ilogs ■I ing reluctance of u balky mule ona July dropped his rule into a vault thirty feet deep, hillside,*and oVer and ihrough through your own j ---------------- — I A gtxxl story is told of A Rodkvillc hillside, nild over and descended to pick it up. When near the S articulate shoutinirs von cun "hear the ' rvx-mvAte. sporting man. Having a fine lifterof set- j articulate shoutings you can ‘hear tlte ■ Johnny’s Letter. The Colorado Democrats have nompui*-f*digreed stock-he was tak- ; *«? CTW Narraoanhett Pier, R. I., 1880. owied tbo Mt™™, we. a._____ ..7. 1 “f l“““ fa ‘nv” “•“•» K“M| -te»hu» np. Jraige; lift bun ngbt .i Dear Papa : Please send me 50 cents. 11'2.. S o he too fell over. Both dud from inhal- 1 ■ Now I will tell you why I want ithX Yes« foulgaa. MILWAUKEE.' Ha’k E^‘ Six million feet at lumber, the pro]>- Bn, ; AitoTOfr (bra.»A Itobrat A. suotenp; t •"'■’'|J« to feral them. Il benime ratlirr ■““•J’**; lu?' • „ . . , , 1 rain, mjraji, Nettieion Ht “ ” §1H son, myself, Nettleton Neff, went crab­ Coax — No. 2. b. .raw . . uot Sapcnnb-odrut ot -.Ir-.l., /. J. On»A; gran- ' hra.ran bmtm-iw for brio to -'crawl out“ I Puff loudur, Colouol, end y«ra 11 fetch biug no to Xuniw itr.-r SK h||“ Pj ,t „t -j) J. Knapp, and Stout 4 Co., was destroyed by fire urr of Bute, a a bnfifr ; Otegreramu. It | duriug the cold winter uighta to attend bun 'it A ... . to uicu tlitirwanu, ra> he tried a new plan. I “ Bobbie." chimed iu her little ratreue ■ oratra.^1 twi d the eraaoou"a wt , four —• Mocriwra. ——--- — ..iwjr-*** » . .... •n„.n ---------raSOte.-----------... .1 „m otmilkiu.warmraujrbeHighnra. from her lofty -mt, "donf ;°™u ,1? ■ was 50 st. jjniiih.'The Dumocratic State Coxvention of Setting a --------.. ----------1 up there (not in our Dataware nominated CdL E. L.’ Martin for Con?' hilkl tlie ------------u ih. .teptra roar . y,.. - L,---Mirae.lxi went--to tal, and ,in bathing bathing .nit.). suits). After After parran paring tue the mu bill tI grewi by aoctamation, and th© following elect- ' ’’“'fa ey ,,uuK canine* tl.^.ml.tITUral l~—.."1better L-lt..—tragtaimpromuing. i —ff—---- ------- 7 "— nn, ^* the prang <»nn„, ciilleil a.taj for f„r Aral, luderal, my orgwu. of vuran wen. thought oral ticket: Charles J. Love, Dr. Wnitelr and 1I ffuud. '““’ Thinking to — l-------s.ia.of l_it he standing out and looking at each other XY]lcn we —» — *«. --- — .-k _ZT®_ make one_job ot un tliere we took off our George KumcU. an >m- in Bi- d-irk and carried the pan enre- in - great r----------ammcemunt over the top of my shin's * and stockings und and caught some CINCINNATI. m»e, — having never seen each oilier be­ four erabs. three of which I caught *'■«* •- jThe Bejiublican State Convention of . fully to the wood-house, wfleu stiring Tft", each—pup byr- the of tlie nock hr] fare, lx-ii surprised to find A schooner has arrived at New Or- Iowa 'assembled at Dre Moinre Aug. 25. and -----— — — —nap - -vwand lieingmid greatly Ab »ut 4 o’clock it began r.lining, we ^1........ »L. 1.. —Al. _ -wv, fore, ■ .. .At. nominated the following State ticket: Btate thrust ita nose into tlurpau, and wiieu all < fa«y were twi^s.—Burlington Hawk* took shoes nud Htockmguand ran for the Hrs.’ had “ getiu their work* Jtvc. • ’*^ iu tll ‘sirww k” returned to his !' >yc. Auditor, W. V. Lucas; Ilegnter -&t tho Land 1um1 wreck, but when we got there we saw J J’OMIC" ’ Office, J. K. Powtra ;. Attorney Gtmural. bed. Tire next morning Ije was roused Mome ladies and, us we were in our .•^"rdKriy H,,w an OwI’m Read RevolfM. Smith McPlicrson j State Treasurer, E. H. by his wife, who wanted to know what in j Conger ; Secret try of -8tite,. 3. A. T. Hall.... tlie worid bd had done with her linxul J A writer who hiul read a story alxint drawers, we hiul to seek slud ter somewhere I WaiuT-Nn. i whim WaMron,el.-r-. When wc were running far the wnwk | K“d* Tbe Republican State Committee of Texas, at a pan. Investigation followed: his wifofmd owl wringingita own neck off looking with my pants iu my hands 35 ceuta OAvC^Na meeting held in Hearne, nominated E. J. Davis for ttoverpor, A. Hiemunng fig- Lieutenant wet up-a batch of bread aud set it liehind j at a man who was walking around it, l dropped out of my pocket. So now I „ , i»CTiuM¥.” Governor, and iput a fuff mote ticket in the tlte stove to rise; tliis pan our “ahof Usd i tested tlie matter bv <*xp.wimt-nt. He am alm.-t doul Lrek„, at kwt not Add. earned to the pupa and they, after gore- obtainixl ’ -a -> —-----1 speHtaen mid p1.i«'< d it oh *top ing tliemseh-CT. with tlie dough, waddled <rf a poit. “It wns n»»t difficult," saya enough far n week. Pu-iiso do it, pajia, j Co«s—No. t..h..... VOIU1CN. b 'cause I could not help losing35 cental ‘' Recent flood* in Germany have been luick to their warm neat Thu yeont wn* ths writer, *' to secure’ hi* attention, for out of my pocket. Yours, John. good and the pnpjrim rose, looking like he never diverted his gaxe from me while IMDiAMAPOUB. so many mnfih with the head of the ani­ I wns in his premuuv,, I b-gau waking An old lady from New Bedford visited The recent atonn on the lower Texin hand tn Mane of Ufa muudsltd dtatxfcta.... mal used for trimming, while their legs round the post, a lew feet from it, keep­ Boston recently for the first time, mid. and tad resembled warto .on an earlv rose ing ray eyes fixed upon him nil tlie while viewing the attractions erf tlie pub potato. Tlie sportsman aavs he would while. Hu body ruaioined motionless,, be garden, wan j»iuted out Hie brnnz have mode a pie of 'em, offiy the crust but his head turned exactly with my statato M Charles Sumner. “ Well, I dr would have been inside instead of cut.— movements. When I was ’ half way eJure," tlie old indy remarked, “ I neviNew Haven Pailadiutn. round, Iris head was exactly behind him. knew Sumner u-ns» culoreil manIxrfon-.’ [riwtb»CM.M«»IuU-r-Oc«»u.l WEEKLY IEWS REVIEW s iSfStlS-Jito 'Si; K& S 5 5 C f »«• ?ri '.st �of Pittaburgh. jsto hoMthe rein, very h the flrat fav<«ai»k inghflhforimuam their bread is liougbt, several hundred Aw Ohio wtxil-growcr noticing that . . - — 7*rv. the mad, frightened horse. The mad loavea at a time, by the contractor, while another flnetataatar aauplainrd tlat hr “ -1’1 >»P"' horse will dash against a brick wall, ar anb’ •‘taws an white goods can be they do their own oooking. Many of oonld not rid his sheep of ticks, says he ago the Sims family followed jump ut spiked railings of impostable was troubh«l that way once, and advises ”*>tin tlaa way. the example of an uncle,'deorge H. height 1 once saw a runaway horse, them say that they only propose Jp stay ’ ’ ’ “ turpentine when salting /' hicxex C holera R kmtot . — Bine .J 1.1— — J I The National Museum on the Smith­ in tho country long enough to cam fJOO Walker, anil emigrated to St. Paul. , this effectual, without J ritriol, one oun«a, dissolved in one gnl- Minn. Mrs. Book was then 1 year of sonian grounds at Washington is nearly of so, when they will’rHMrn to Italy. • {) Ion erf water; give one ounce of this m ago. After a residence at that place of complete. It ia expected that the cen­ l one gallon of di' ' ' water every morn- a few months the mother paid a visit to tennial and other exhibits will bp placed How Dr. Potta Pulled Through. . Mb. Cox, who is running M an Inde- f relatives at Lake Minnetonka, a summer ted from growing ing; wnah th* <----------- ------------------in the building by next January. jx-ndent for Congresa in the Fourth ! again by i swung al tlie chcap- morning; using an iron or tin. It ir. a resort a few miles from St. Paul. While Young Giuckeraon met old Judge sure cure. there n party, of which Mrs. Sims and Van Snyder on the ferrv, ami, after m a better method than Georgia district, is an ingeuwBM youth. Bauww Bread.—Take two enpa but­ her children were a part, took a sail on Hliaking hands respectfulfv whh that Caft. Johm Ekicbbon, of New York, He talks rigtit out in meeting, aaying termilk, ono cup Indian meal, one cup venerable friend ot the familv, Mid. has invented a new engine on the caloric­ recently : " If you nee fit to send me to necessary. One application early in the flour, one egg, one-half cupmolaases, one casually: ’ motor principle, which is said to be ' a Congress I will go to the boat’ of my season. and others as may !« needed, but thc child, now the woman who re­ “ Did you hear of that terrible acci­ very aerviembto and economical ma­ and one of suet. Steam one hour then lates the story, was ho young that she dent up at Potta* the other night ?*’ ability. I believe I would: like to go. while the weeds are small, will keep tho set in the oven until it liecomes a nice knows little of what took place. Tliey walks clean and bright ‘ chine. It oocupire a small space, and " Accident! Why, my dear young In fact, I want to go. I linve heard that A quick and effectual method to de- brown. Cut it warm for dinner. were taken to a hotel near a town called • fn«>d. no. Nothin R^foua, I. hope ? the cost of running it at full pressure is tlie salary is ample, and, as I’ have a Catstt.—Six large, ripe tomatoes, Excelsior. A paper published u state­ mud the Judge, mud: interested. only 3 cents per hour. Well, I’ll tell you how it was," said small family, won’t imdst on ita increase. lawns, ia to cat tlie plant off at the two small green peppers, one large onion; ment that Mrs. Suns and daughter had Ginckeraon in a mournful voice. " You The revised census of New Orleans As I am fond of vindication, I wont to crown, aud drop on tbe top of tta toot chop all fine, then cork till tender, and two or three drops <rf kerosene ail. Tbe add two cups vinegar, two tablespoons father read thia and went to the lake to see, the old doctor wna out until about 2 gives 216,859 inhabitants, on increase of vindicate myself. It haa been hurled at lawn will not lie defect'd by digging, and sugar, one tablespoon salt, one teusjioon look for their bodies. Mrs. Sims, in the in the morning attending some patients 18,446 over 1876—viz,, nn increase of me like a thunderbolt that I am too the work ia at once and completely done; cinnamon, and one of clovea. Let lx>il a meantime, knowing nothing of the mis- and, supposing he would be hungry 15,029 whites nnd of 8,417 Hacks. The i young., In answer to this I say first I the root dies -as surely as if struck by few minutes and bottle. Will keep a apprehensioD of her friends, went on to when he come in, Mrs. Potta put a long time. Keokuk to visit other friends. Wliile large pan of mosh and milk—the doc­ excess of whites over blacks is 101,897, i can’t help it,’and it’is not my fault lightning. there ahe, too, read an announcement of tor a favorite dish, you know— under the Event former knows that exposing po­ and of females (of both colors) over ' Second, I am trying to grow older every tatoes too long to the raya of the sun, or grnjies on tlie stems, three jxiunds of the death of a Mr. Sims, whom she sup­ males 16,721. day. Third, 1 am succeeding. Fourth, to foo plenty of light and air, will soon sugar, and one pint of vinegar. Place posed was her husband. The uncle . r— 11 am afraid I will be much older than I ruin them. A good farmer will dig aud the grafies in a jar and scald the vinegar mentioned, who had before this left 8L Brxrr.™™ vm.gnu.U, u.foni , •• v oth„ dry his potatoes nt- the projier time, ns ojh! Htigar together and pour over them. Paul for Keokuk, now also disappeared, "Go on—what then ?" . . wle mrriwr, ot . jorty ot M0, wbwl, ,ouIa quickly as ounveMfent, and take them to For nme succesaiVo mornings pour off leaving nq word, wishing, as has since "Well, the doctor camo in after a his dark oellor without delay, being care­ the liquor and scald it Use any spice appeared; that hiv friends should know while and went groping round in the left Hn»i» in 1877 tor BrazO. UMy nr. u henp, bM you like. • — — ful not to have I too many in one bin. nothing of him Until He succeeded in dark for his mush—couldn't find a rived at New York sick and destitute. . Potatoes whicb/uro fine and mealy when Pickled. Barrs.—Take Iicefe while making his fortune, after which he wuit match, you know—and, as luck would They found the South American climate Last winter tho Connecticut Lcgisla- dug, treated* ^u(t ’ (tlds manner, will "remain young and sweet and not too large,- Ixiil to the West. ‘•Thus,"" in the lang"-■~language have it, he picked up instead a pan conunstated'to them, and, after losing near- tore made a law prohibiting under ptsn- j good until new ’ ‘ are rip*- and slice M ufaual wliile they are still of the narrator, "in oL... few short J, montlis taining bread, put there to raise over ‘ ‘ no was too tired to notice the ]y all their funds, decided to. leave the alty the employment of railroad hands hot Have ready a pan of hot vinegar,, a family .had been separated ‘to meet di difference —tawides he luul taken two or The or jkjrinreid has lieen tried in Iowa, into which put'tiro slices; cov.fr a ferw| more for twenty-three years." country where they had experienced so WJIO could not pass nn examination as to Il ‘ Mrs. Bonk tells the ___________ remainder wf tlie three nips os he drove round, and so he _____ moments until thoroughly hot, then with । it is said, trf sowing in thc fall, u;»on one many hardaliipx. ■' their normal visual power and their abilpaid My j- uncle «paid ------a1 actually ate up all the dough -!" I acre of hind^ two bushels ot wheat mixed a Hjmon place carefully iuid closely in a stop- 'os .follows: "My Tuts «»pt7te ia Urn Vnitod State. ;‘ft “J0^ T?“ .:-r Exhibition v.t.:iu4. — in j- . “ "Gracious !" said said the theJudge, Judge. visit Centennial “t to the Cwntaimiol Gracious!" । with one brfUiel of oata The oats shot glass can; then fill up with the vinegar j n “ It’» a fact, though. Well, toward nuafirar 2,133,044 thi. yer. cgmct 2,“*"*lmve toe" ‘ho Mj up rapidly, and were, of course, killedand seal If the slices nre too large cut 1876- ttI,d Pfoppwl in Allegheny City to whether he could find any morning the doctor began to swell, and e of the railway companies, a charge i down by theYroqfo. Jlnt thev furnished them in two. These make an excellent I 102,034 last year, showing an increase P^n^. . . . . . ' 80010 gentleman told my { swell—the J east was just getting ita Hwinil nuulein each caw hr tho 1 “TtfhS «■»■> niish during the spring «nd early bum* truc” of of 31,0107 There are 1,095 associations ° ,niu 0 m cnc 1 5?°*“ 7. ® the snow full among the thick'stalks and mer. ' j uncle that he had seen Prof, aims in the [ work in, you know—and Jiretty soon the -increase of 20 ; 24,701' churehes-m- Ynlc P"*5-0" * ** «f ! k^yes thefTept it from Wowing.wav. East fou Pickub.—Two huu.lrod .| “ft -I- t.— j------------ ‘Impossible,’ whole family wna up and rusliing around —-*• my-mtde, —• read of at-his -hiHdeath. Aixath’ ’ half distracted. The doctor, kept on nail cucumber rammlwr pickles, two tea U.1. •for forIIIWU cc.ufiu. <NK • IK 4ni ordained minister*- exaillinat’on Wll» k*t by the State. They Um, covering prevenU*d tho winter-kill­ small heads of *md ) i ;huve refused certificates to some of the , ing °f the wheat, and thc rotting oat cabliage sliced fine, tiro quarts of small, Nevertheless it wns true. My uncle groaning and shrieking and swelling, increase, 447. The addition, by ImpHntrineera in the State men who 1 : ,uk1 taTunlml a rich top- or sliced onions, one large head of cauli- wrote a letter to father and received an until be loolsed like a Saratoga trunk, were 79.924. 73,924, a falliuff falling off of unward upward tism ware ’ dn^siDg for the crop the following spring. : flower cut up, six green uepiiers sliced. , answer, stating tliat his wife and child At last they found out what he hod done, luivelieverhK<VnnadeHlenlinahfe-tane ( Tbe nstat was abundant yW? 1 two ounces white mustard seed; souk till had been drowned. My uncle returned ainl the whole family piled right on top of 33,000 from last year. The exclusions of service, and All the railway emplov es'; wheat, w Idle land precisely similar along} in salt iumI water twenty-four hours; drain to Keokuk, but could not rest He in­ of him, and sat there while they sent for uumliered 20,580. of tho State are iu consternation, and ' "nd treated in the same manner, over night. Boil gixsl vinegar and one serted an advertisement in a Chicago a cooper.” "A cooper?" • quarter pound block pepper, ground, Que ■ paper asking information reganliug my CoMMissioxxB L« Duo has recently j tliey, ns well os •the corporation t-u with the exception of omitting the oute, “ Yes, you see they saw at once that . , i was utterly worthless. teasnoquful cayenne pepper. Pour*<>.'« grandmother and my aunt. Between been selecting sites for tea farms in 1 employs them, ore demamliug’n practical the 15th and tlie last of April, two years unless something was done the doctor pickles; when cool stir in one quart mixed The destructive currant worm hfts for ago last spring, I was in my home at would burst before morning. So tho . Georgia, and has returned to Washing- test of visual power rather flmn that to mustard. year, lieen held in subiection bv county, Neb. I felt axqier started in and put nine of those ton, leaving an assistant to complete the which the professors subject them. m Tlie ।• many th",? Crbam Pie .—To Ono Imj eaten wnrmorn I Ashland, ; Saunders . r~M ’------------- ■ I —-——. । tiH. Uht. of white belleliore, and although 001.1; vory nico. pint'ot Mm. ™ •'■mpokoto ’ v to rend the...the Ctur.,,. (A™ 4 .p.peno big half-inch beer-keg hoops around his work. He thinks that he will have no State test is made with letters ns to range tliis substance is quick aud sure in ita thn^ on. lenten ~-,»rkt.8r, mg«r to I -Tlu ' "Ivertaemeut nltmoUolmy >ov eye. p-e. II I ntomacli. Of courae that stojiped the -----Ivertuejnent attracted difficulty, as the problem of tea culture of vision, and skeins of worsted as to' operation, nud by ita use enables one to tote, llnel. ot «dt. flavor » von like, I »=“ eforte<l and told my hual«i.<l to anj. I swelling, and, by keeping a tin tube — — i -----------4i ---------------1;~. ..4 *t — i_* speedily rid his currant and gooselieny Bolter . cieep deep pie pie man, <U.b, or or mouutaiu mountain cake cake : “V ”? --------“ 1 coulJ Ho T----•"J—«I | down lu. oaeape, he ;uat at the South, or at least in Ge<irgyi, lias color, capacity—the applicant in the lat­ er a . ’ ’•—,----- ------------------\ throat 7---- o—tor ~Roa ~—to r-» — plants of tlie depredator, yet it is a little j.prink)., — •-** with brand cnimb. Ural ■I a“ few ' to“ tlavu nwtivml nn .« nnewor mrawer front from mv my II nmniuytMl t/i to null pull tlimncrn threw*. lieen already soivtyl. A puality of tea ter particular lieing required to separate difficult in some cases of application— .... as pie - i uncle stating that T was not his niece, us “ Oh, the doctor pulled through, did equal to that imported from Asia is from a heap not only tin- skeins of pri­ whan tlie worms are working on the have 'lieen sifted, .aliout as thick i she had lieen drowned. I then wrote u he?" .rained in quantities in that State at a mary colors, but to classify the various lower part of a bush. It is with much paste, pour in tlie cystard and. sprinkle letter to the effect that if he had lost two “Oh! yes; he’s all right now, exover it sotnu I>n-iul crumbs quBc^coiacost of not mere than 20 cents & shades of each. The engineers and satisfaction, therefore, thnt we learn the nut mixed. fingvra of one hand, and—well, I related | cepting—’ ‘1 ‘ x ■. announcement uf a more convenient and “ Excuse me.” said the Judge grimly. pound, and readily finds a market at other employes demand that tlie test not less certain agent for the same pur­ RiiviiAHn Jelly.—Take some rhubarb, Hrctunsiances that made proofs positive. In a few days my long-loat uncle was nt na he took out his note liook, “ but will wijn; it with acltaii wet chih, peel it, from -*0 to 50 cents. shall Im* made on the road, and if tliey pose, nud this is earliolic acid. Two - ht. The .■ „()U me yam ujidjje nftme m our .house. meeting .can• lie imng-. : cannot read the lurgo letters uf signs teasjxionsf111 of carlxilic acid mixed iu and cut it into pieces an inch long. To ined. Then followed- explanations, stat­ full. They an* getting up a medal for each jMtund of rliuliorb add three-fourths NapoIoBon B. Arthur deserted his ! . _r , . ।| mu s nd luoiuiguuiii distinguish me tlie colors employed in three pr foiij? gallons of water gives a of a pound of white sugar. Put it to ing that mv father wns living and well thc champion liar in the State, by order wife and familv at Marvsvdle, Ohio, .. liquid of proper strength to sprinkle over . . i ‘ -.I - . l»Rht signaling they* an- willing to snr­ the bushes. It. is >giul to. kill - worms- taiil for aliout ten minut*n, or until the in Beaver Folia, Ph. I wrote my father, of the Governor, and I think I’ll send in aenty yeya ago, to elapo with a magh: render their places on the footboard. quicHy, nnd what is mure, it is reported juice is well drawn. Strain it into n but received an answer that I could Dot your—" surely be his daughter, ns she had been But tlie lioat had landed and the prom­ bars daughter. His wife > remained ou j • Tho companies, which are deeply inter­ to be equally valuable in destroying, the preserving pan, let it boil quickly till it drowned twenty-three years ago. An­ ising young candidate had melted away clings to the spoon, skim it and put it the farm, and reared their, children, ' . , ", ., . ’ I ested on the side of perfect safety, are aa rose-bug when applied to rose bushus.— into jam pots or molds. The quickest other letter told him of ‘ Little Dallas.' in tlie crowd.—San Francuco Poet. while he wandered aliout the country. . . Vick. , anxious ns the men for a reasonable, not wav to know if it will sot is to drop a a dead brother, and of other circum­ Everybody aliout a farm knows that A poor, broken old tramp presented / . 7 . stances which made a clear case. About a fanciful, test, and lioth will unite to animals will not eat the grass which ittfe on a plate to cool. And Drink, Too. himself at the hamesteail. This was the t « 7 77.”’' 'T7.; ? Pvrr SrBAwnrRHr Ptodixo.1—Sift three weeks ago I started for Beaver . .... . „ . ... „ i defeat the existing law and procure leg­ grows up rank around" tlicir own <lropSo great are the ravages of the phylFalls to find my long-lost fatiier. I have wreck of and father. wreck of the the husband husband and father, He He 1 . , . ... . puigs; it lum also lieen oliserved by Home two tt*aspoo<ifuls of baking jxiwder with found liim. I have been married several loxeria in France, that unless Home , ,, , , . islatuni that shall be more practicable, begged for food and lodging, expressing ’ that hay from meadows heavily enriched a pint of flour; beat well nn egg; add years. My hnslmnd is in the grain busi­ means can be soon devised fur arresting tlie utmost contrition for his bad be- I । is not eaten hi readily as thnt from other n little salt; mix with sweet milk till of ness in Nebraska. My mother has been <he progress of the evil, wine-making K.vt*. . 4 ,| fields. It is the practice, nsuallv to put the consistency of thick batter. Place married the second tune, but is now a there, which lias long been one of the havior. The wife acted with’promptSI..- «.t tb.- .!<«. nn him a.,.1 h. ' . 1UU “7 * I*-’’1 w “,,.d I rnmutow. to oth« en.™, but if lime well-greased cups in a steamer ‘r put in­ chief industries, must necessarily come ma. blu «t th. .log on lum, and by t.... n. uul, in.bv.l. e .crywh. rs m Utts I be . tt|*H«l itMtatd. will nslore tho I to each a njioonfat of batter, then a widow. Wluit the sequel will prove I to on end. Whether this country will Imtvly otcuped with bu> Me. country. It Mtenui iieuriy to ,.riJunf condition oufcklv I spoonful Of strawl ►etries, ami cover with will hove to tell you at another time, as be able to supply the deficiency in the —-—— KVI nd ..f them, UU.I any method that f,im0 .nd, s llnrI>JJ another spoonful «if ’sitter and steam we do not know yet what our plans shall wine supply thus created, remiuns yet Mb*. Et.reM.STM Creraj.-vto wm ' |.r..mw s to teernv th), mbit deuntlde , do more to sweet..,,'» toul nurture in twenty minutes. Eat with cream and be.” 'The family is highly respectable and to lie proved. If any attempt to do so -. j. Somebody recom- I three mouths than if It was Klint up for sugar, or a liquid hot sauce with a cup­ was nearly 90 years of age, committed j end ft worth trying. the story is. no doubt, strictly true, shall be made we shall not only have to .uicuie bydrowntog in . .hollow pool 1 ■netuU ,n'U‘U covering .t.,... », rrftom. «nd 1 -,ix ------------------' 'left ““ -----------------ful of straw!terry juice added.v montlra, «n.l to--'thS onlinorv'pro. though savunng more of romance than pay even more attention than heretofore ..very pyt of u oeUv with or.li.niry ot denning. This is nln.nt one ol Apple Borbh.—According to a writer to the improvement of our varieties of near her house at Motucldn, N. J. She »hit.»,.,h, nude yellow mth u,„ mort imix.rtnnt .isenfo which lime on horticultuQti - aud agricultural sub­ reality. grapes, but wo shall also have to greatly sufferecl from many ludlucinations, the putting roppenu. in oven, crevice or I ^,..1,1 Ira put, convetiug rn.it dove ell jects, when barens have once gained enlarge tlie area of our vineyards. In Brief Correspondence. cranny where a rat may get, and scatter, mmrness and nuikpeM in grnw. reducing most remarkable of which was that she IMMsettsion pt WtrCo the only way to get ordinary times tlie vintage of France Many people object to postal cards on was in danger of lianging nt tlie hands uigi. in tlie ournera on tin* floor. Hu , nfojost immediately all noxious efliuvin rid uf them is to hunt lor them care­ account of their effect on ]iersanal cor- amounted to between 1,500,000,000 and has tned it repeatedly and the result ; frnm the mamire de]k«i!.*<l, and there- fully with a knife or wire and destroy 2,000,000,000 gallons, worth about S35O,of Gen. Hancock. She learned from the lias re:q><>nitenoe. It is ono of the natural 000,000. has lieen a general retreat of both mice •forc presenting •• «food, * which, .................. being rel• ­ them. The eggs of the parefft beetle newspapers that Gen. Hancock hail luul [ aud rats, not one of which luul at last ished by the stock, is converted into that are deposited during nights in June, and tendencies of human nature i to avoid Since the first appearance of the phyl­ something to do with the hanging of a nowniita returned. It is sai-1 that’s coat which will Jay the foundation of a profit are placed in the bark of the tree at thc trouble a* for aa jaMsiblr; ami it it* so loxera in France, in 1865, it lias spread much eaaier^o write a card than a letter woman, and became possessed with the I of ye“nW "T11’ fT It is more esjH-ciidly on bog pastures surface of the ground, or whatever may that it is often given tlie preferonoe. 8d through fourti*en departments, entirely ., i a cellar, will not only lauush those ver­ ruining the vineyards, and despite the idea that, it elected, he would imme- - miUt but will prevent fever, dysenterv, that the use of lime is ]iarticularly liene- surround the tree. Tlwse eggs liatch in that in fact the close intimacies that once study and experiments of the best scien­ our latitude during Scptemlier, and it is lived diately seek out and execute her in or- ! or typhoid fever. Everything" eatable ficial, for besides its action on cattle might exist between persons who liyed dropping^, it destroys mow. rushes, and soon after tliis tluit the young grubs may far away from each other, fed. and fost­ tists, and liiieral rewards offered by the der to get her property. 1 should lie carefullv secured against the all sedgy or other coarse growth, whose be ensily removed without the use of - remedy has yet been * ’ --------- «------------ • ravages of rata, which are so intelligent places liecome occupied by other more anything more than the point of n pen­ ered by long ‘ discovered. Already the supply of wine A womah at Carson, *Nev., is said to that they will soon abandon places where nutricious grasses. After t’he liming of knife. A few minutes spent in this way nutobwjjrophieH, are no longer a part of from Madeira, which used annually to our social life, as they were to those of have nu.lert.fi.™ to rafruin from sirauk- ,h''-v 8°* u<,1‘ *” «? «* export au average of 460,000 gallons, a pasture, cattle will eat tlie grass read­ about the 1st of October each fall will £ SPSS'S • . .St m are most troubled with is tlie ily, which before they would not touch, keep the tree free from this pcst.y-Actenmg tor forty d.yiu Tbe report num a» | 1)ro»„ mich larK,.r. dn.uger. fiercer, rate, divxled Ineod. mure renlly i VU1vines by by the the Tine vine iUdew-Onlium mildew—Oidium TuekTuckshowing tho lieneficiiil change tho lime tytc America*. . . follows : " She began at 9 in the mom- and more ravenous than tlie black rat. <hd fifty yi-era w. Il n> »prty to low .| cri—while the M Ira. tlie ratoe same c«n cause has been been had brought about. the dram rf to urany pnveto lettora | (ltal he Crararr ing, and at 10:30 her pulse was so feeble which bus almost entirely disappeared, ' ‘ to " vines in tthe Canary Yesterday and To-Day. .ntten from »e and gtving to the JJanJ, .Inch overa year rued to tonh having been driven off or exterminated from exhaustion that the physicians The Law of Entail. 'g.poo.ooo J fiurary tone, eery "Hole on dar," said a colored man, eleenl, frtok. mmple pletrra. of the .— , wine, by the more formidable species. The very feared she would die by noon. At 11 brown rat is frequently . .... r events nf of. ths the naaainrr passing hour. It U is dimdiffi­ much , .. t called _ ___ tlie r___Nor- i Much misapprehension exists in tliis hailingan acquaintance. " Does yer cross ovinia like Madeira. In Spain too, the her heart beat but twenty-six a minute, way rat, from the erroueoiui impression . country as to the present powers cf entail de street ebery time yer sees me ter keep cult to see from what material the mem­ region which supplies sherry, and in that it came from Norway, which couni in England. There is no such thing us frum jxyin* dot bill?" oirs of the present and coming genera ­ coun­ and her respiration was hardly notice­ tlmt Portugal, that which supplies port, are, “ No, I doesn’t." tions will be made. A filo of correspond­ it is rejiorted, both suffering from the able. Her friends here urged her to try it did not reach until it had become । a law of primogeniture, except in so far "What fur den?" ence cards, a drawer full of "postals,” phylloxera and vine diseases, so that a .abundant in Britain and America. It np- that if a man die intestate his real estate piscantinue her terrible task, and told peared first at Astrakhan, in the begin- ' would piss to his eldest sou, except in “ Ter keep from bein’ axed fur hit” will afford but scanty snlsitance oat of wine famine seems imminent in the near “Mr. Napoleon." said the creditor, “I which to build up tlie fabric of history. future.—Rural New Yorker. her some gosxip aliout a neighbor. On liing of the eighteenth century, and Kent, where it would be divideil among hearing it she immediately rushed from gradually spread over Western Europe, | all liis sous. Up to the do*e of the last lent yer ten dollars three weeksaga Yer No tender reminiscences can be gleaned whence we have derived iL It was once j ccntunr the power of entail was illimita- promised on’ promised ter pay me. De from these barren messengers; no the house, and, going across the street, Afghan Etiquette. known ns the Hanoverian rat, Iwcause i ble. It was curtailed in consequence of udder day you said dat 'pon yer word an' glimpse given of home affection; for of met a lady friexitf nnd talked to 6:30 lost the British Jacobites were pleased to be- the **•“ extraordinary — *— will mode ’ by *----------a mer­ honeraa agenlennui yer'd pay metcr-day. courae no one writes ‘‘Dear----- ” or "af­ An Afghan never receiver unceremoni­ night, and ia now fully restored.” fectionately yours," for fear of exposing lieve that it came in with tbe House of chant named Thellnssen, of Swiss ori­ Now, what’s yer got tor say?” ous calls. The visitor must send a few [in, who accumulated a vast fortune fortnne In in . ” aTers’serves my honor. Yer's get- this wove of emotion to the obsenution hours’ notice of his intention. He is , | Hanover. gin, London, xindon, partly jmrtly by flosofy and my honer of the postman. No one likea to write Rchsian petroleum is gaining a mar- ’ -------------------------------- buying up jewels “« -ver„ 1*ck then received at tlie door by some confi­ . anything either affectionate or irnjKirtant from French------emigres at the time of the mixed.” ket 4MJJ4U4JI rapidly U4 in Europe. The policy Ul of ; . Ta *e Jk41C j«414C» -------------------dential retainer or retainers, and can"How’s dat?" on so public a medium; therefore the the huge American monopoly known as . Pl»«l»bprus is dangerous staff to .iTu “Sv Mr. Tlielhuseu inducted through un ojien courtyard to tlie “Doan yer know dat de udder day al] sweetness oLthe sentimental correspond­ , , z-v-T — X. , . , luuMue. A avouuc Hiimgman mnn . mtravehnn travennnlitut1 141 tended his money to accumulate until it . z. tv , handle. , m o< ** 11 “ *• inonev the Stendord „ mtU )y ^7"chinc j} it „ with hi, thLnl, thuml. ’I »o»M w“aU >“*•• retobed ebont *7«>.000,<X>0. do time in town was changed ? Da fonn’ ence in which bur ancestors delighted is foot of a rude, winding staircase, which SUndnrd Oil Compuoy Compmiy has bra b«m been to ;, mlU,.h |1>y lh y, leads first to an uncovered landing, and depress the price of the crude product ■[nail, and a piece of the incandescent I Tlie Government, deeming it undesirable dot de time was wrong an’ da sent off an’ fast changing to tlie bitter brevity of thence to the ordinary reception room or ■nd raise that of tlie refined. They have ! phosphorus j»enetrated under tite nail j anX “object ahoulil pemess wealth got what da calls a transit apparatus. balcony of tlie proprietor. Here he ia Since den all de watches on* clucks hab Um, bronght tbe prtoe of emde down to ' “!> • dipht burn, to which be “ tatr«»n«>a . bdl limiting enreceived by the Dost in jieraon, und con­ M IWaway Horae*1.* been overhauled. Hit hab been foun* . . n 4h« .1 I>«d no attention; But after an hour tad to In mg I*r«on« and twenty-one ducted with eveiy mark oi courtesy and aliout 2 oenta and bulled the pnee of re- , Ule |min intense; the thumb!.™** afterwant This is is mot much dat our time is gis one day too fast ” Tho borsertiiat has onoe acquired the respect to a small row of choirs, the use "Datagot nuthin' ter do wid my money. " . fined to 9 cents. The effect of this ac- swelled, tlien the hand, and next the Rveater than the power of entail iu New e-T- . habit of. HBMpng away will liolt on the of which article of furniture seems to "Course it hab. I promised ter i , ^n't ,TPOrU1’>ity. If you suspect his in­ tion has been to open the European mar- [forearm. He was obliged to alight at a, Tf*** and almost identical with tiiat Hint m in be general in good society in Cabul, and ket to Rmwinn rHifiera, and to exchJfle i-Utiim on the journey and send for'a Masaacbusetta. , Many estates in and yer ter-day. De obexhauliu, ob de tunc, tention jHie best phw » to check it the to have quite superseded the curjiets and shows dat dis ain'tter-day. ” I.n.r^t; «rnzta Thc er|veil sal man, whodeclared tiiat imme , aroimd New York—the Lefferts, Rhine­ momeUht* ta'gins td-Wove, taking hold felts which satisfied an older gen­ from it the Amencan crude. Thc ex[ aI?j,uUtion of y,,. waa no<x^.uuder, tor for example —are entaikxl. In in " How doea yer make dat F ' lander, < xample —ore entailed. of onejvUi with both-Mods, and giving eration. After a few words of welcome "Why, disis ter-morow. Doan' yer it oneOT two such violent jerks that the port-^ff petroleum and petroleunJ.-pro- gurr. The patient insisted on postiion- Engl"*! hundreds uf great projiertitw and inquiries in a set formula after ducts fromlhv United States for the fiscal . ing thc operationfor a few hours iintil ' completely unehtailetl, audit ia pure- •ee? Xcmmc tell yer, sf yer goes roun’ rogue must jmuse or turn around. Then health on both hides, a tray of fruits usu­ Jis town showin' such tgnunee of fioaofy stop him, and, if you doubt yoor being veiu-end^JaneSD.1880, was 423,691,767 1 arrival of hisfather, for whom he [the custom, not the law. of th. «w ally appears, and 1* placed upon the will lough atyer." Lltaaa' -Rni tniw 4^ teJegrapbrd. Before tlie latter, ■ tr?’ ,wlU ca,u*’ be tnuu- de able to hold him, get off Perhaps acariiet at the feet ot the visitora. Tbe gnllona. But th> trade w Dow fAHiugbE ' however, exmld reach his son it was'tOo ! mittetl to the eldest aop. Men who nre " Well,when is yergwinc ter pay me?" - r- are followed ..i »by iu. . ’ » too-vigorous "plug ” may make him > fruits tlie ltea-trav, arid For the lauDlh H June, 1880, 24,221,291 I late ; the imisonuus matter had gained : ver^“ politics favor the custom, ' " Jes ex soon e« we kin get the time crow his legs and fall—not a Jileiwint: a cup of highly-sweetened green tea, gallons were exjxirted, and for the same __ the arm, ——, then — the shoulder, and any ।[ bccanae they think „ that thatititkaepmp keeps np ths the straightened up. Da’a workin’ on hit contingency, but anything is better than without milk, is placed liefore tbe via­ now. Jen take my advice, fur cf tlie peo ­ operation I>ecame month in 1879, 82,940,443 gallons. <7 -------------------' impossible. He died P°»tknrf a family, and that were an being run away with in a Htn-et. In j itor. The conversation is then carried 4- great ——* sgouy m ©ali * estate divided up in the next generation ple onat gita inter dar brads dat a man open country you may compel the runs- ■ on with more or leu spirit on tbe ordiin a would be belter for #uch division, u a foul, ten yeanob knowledge won't way to gallop with a loose rein until he [ nary topics of the day and tare, if the T.. Itolrara rawort ou the NewHueeu change hit ” — LlUU Rock iArk.}. Qanot generally understood here that is tired, qr to mow in a constantlv nar- . visit » a merely formal one. tho inter­ oral Northampton railroad extension in ' manner described. law in England tiermita rowing circle until be is glad to halt A view oomes to ui end and the visitor is Franklin county, Maae., deposit no : -------------------Why is a cow's tail like the.letter F? ten-acre field is big enough for this ex- conducted to the doer with the same Because it's tbe end of tanrf. Here* pedient But the great jKiint ia to stop formality and courtesv with which he money in the local banks, but aB wear i PnorBseoa—"Wliai another quit*- ms bad. Why is an egg a runaway before he gets into bis stride ; receive,! If bowvver, a otMifldentwlra, utd e«ry tbeir money with them, like a colt? Because it is not fit to tme after he is once away few 1>ife will stop interview is tinsired, the attendant* They are all j-umbereu and tagged, so | « ootiand, were, up tc llie time .if hia until ft is brokaB. ’ .JifAl*!- L '< a real runaway—a steady pull is a waste reqncoted to withdraw. in Vermont, m said to bn holing rapidly. “ ^^55 ESJ g, �. —r s== GROCERY SATURDAY . AUGU8T®.l«W.|ftUr untied mid he came flown on the t broad of hit bark with Mich, a jar that f the - anatfl boy felt culled upon to ob-_ New Freeh Goods and Low Those who have visited the gas works at Fort Way n<% Ind., and particularly Cid. Edgerton’s JalHinitocy, need not be told of fiis acomplislimenta in various brauch<tAof aits and.science. One day before leaving for his, home in thc West, lie said to O’Nielle: “Now you want« telegraph from tlie office to the works. It-wlU save you a man who must constantly be running back and fdrtli.” This, be it remembered, was before tlie tramp-saving telephone had been ^yS.” raid Tim. “we have been you want te use a regular roller !” Prloee. After the victim bad recovered conxciouiiDtfwi lie crawled ijlowly out. gen^ ly rubbed his Lack on au apple mfT. nnd slowly disappeared around the ie corner of the house iu search of some weapon which would annihilate the hammock atone sweep, and though the Having bought for CABH a large, neat' stock of boy called to him again aud again, asking if a minstrel performance was to follow the regular show, Mr. Har­ per never turned bis head nor made a sign.—Detroit Free Preu. JACKSON WAGON! Capital sad Surplus Sloo.ooo. Guaranteed to run one-third lighter than any other made. QLEMENT SMITH, Attorney at Law Ac Francis Teas, Coffees, Sugars, thinking of putting up a'xlbbou print­ A Woman’s Confidence. Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, ing machine.” '“Hang the printing- machine,” said “Oh! 1 almost wish something would the Colonel, who scorned the use of Cheese ul Everything such childish things. “Get yourself a liHppen,” she said to ’her group of Morse instrument and learn to send friends on one of the ferry-boats yes­ terday. “ Since I 'learned to swim I yonr own messages and read by sound.” NuitJ U C.ahtl > first Ou Cnoq 8tm I Three months had elapsed when Ed have tho utmost confidence in myself, gerton returned to the city on buain- •nnd Im not a bit afraid of the water.” “Caii you swimf” asked several at W isli to inform all that by prompt at­ eMA, aud he took occasion to see how tention, accommodating ways, good things were getting on at the gas works. once. “Oh, yes. Pve been practicing for goods and low prices, hope to receive After looking aliout he said, in his ovpr a week, and I can swim, dive and a fair share of your patronage. quick way: . “G’Ncille:, bow are you progrcjisirig float. Yotl Indies don’t know how with the telegraph ?r . - much enjoyment there is in swiming Highest Price paid for Produce "Oil, very w ill,” said Tim, trembling along the surface of the water. Why, as in the presence of a master, “we cun­- I feel perfectly at home there.” “And where do you swim.!” inquired comm unicate slowly.” COME A2TD SEE. “Let me try you.” said Edgerton, one. Yottrt Truly, looking about him as if for some print­ “In tbe bath-tub, of course! Why, ed matter, as an expert will when about our bath-tub is several feet -long and S \bOI8E A FRANCIS. to send messages on trial. three feet wide, and I cau swim twice “Hold od, I will get vou the morn­ around it without stopping! Ob! I jgst HARNESS! ing Picayune,” timidly suggested Tim, wish we had a puddle m theliackynrd. shaking all over, and moving towards I’d learn you all inside of a week !”— another room. Free Preu. WM. E. CLARK . “Never mind, this will do,” said Ed­ Makes the boss Carriage, Light road gerton, as he picked up a volume of Bro. Gardner’s Lime- Kiln Club. and Team Sbakepeure which happened to be ly­ ing near, “sit over there nnd take what I send.” “Las’ nite ns de ole woman an' me Tim, with paper and pencil, obeyed. sot on de back stejis to cool our feet,’’ By a remarkable chance, which can began the president as the meeting was For a small sum of money and don’t never be explained, Edgerton opened opened, “Uncle Febus cum rusbin’ in you forget it. the book at the play of “Hamlet, aud with his hat in his hand an’ his eyes as Have you seen any of Will’s work! his eyes fell on the first sj^ech of the big as dollars. Uncle Febus uni a Re If not call on him. one door north of “Ghost.” pnblikin, an’ some Democrat hnd got Boise ...... and ,Francis’, get his prices and "Are yi?u ready over there,” asked nt him an’ made him believe dat Gar- you will trade. the Colonel. feel used to saw niggers in two at so WE CLARK "All ready.” said Tim. much per head. De ole mana garden And then the Colonel commenced to natch choked up wid cu mn uni al! nu cuuxcu hki wjeds, n n-us, nnd aim — rnr ivvovt lie’s* sinrtv hnrrl nn fnr olntliou ‘ ‘ ' sound: nurty haul np for clothes, but he M I “1»- *-ui—t-b-y—” coul„ .......until ho ildn't. put his ......... hand...... to work rmncetfniiv This came very slow, according to I would rmpertfully announce to the public that found out if dat story’ war true. He the supposed capacity of the listener tp hadn't«. been UVVM fisrsiv gone away »»<>• mi nu hour U/US before OVIUIC _________ ___ ___ ____ read. Tim hail it down, aud then came: ole Daddy Smith cum whoopin’ in by M~C NV7 JAMES A. 8WEEZEY, EHR! WHHl is run in BOILING UISEED OIL Attorney & Counsellor, Will attend to legal baeUMSB la say part ot Until the wood is Thoroughly Saturated, before the Iron or Wood is put on. Every Skein ia set with a jj PATENT SKEIN SETTER, Which seta it PERFECTLY TRUE, something that can not be done by hand. Every Tire is set by a PATENT PROCESS, so the Fello is not burned to a charcoal in putting it on. That is why the tire remain on the Jackson Wa­ gon from 8 to JO years wrthout re-setting. n ,f " STORE Aadk-peonatamlyou band a foU Mockol 2DZR/V GOODS. Maiuag a (pedal/. Fboaalx iMoak. State Mt. pOWERS A BARLOW, »• BLACK, American and Foreign Marble. The above cut represents the Monuments, Tombstones, Mantles, Ac., Knot ingw, Mich. JP-A.T. STAKES DR H. W. WHI1 MORE Truss Rod Axle At’chm’t It ia an Axle that we warrant to hold up five ton. The Stakes are made of MALLEABLE IRON, no chance for the water to run in and rot them out, and will last forever. We also attach the WHIP­ PLE GUIDE to all of our wagons, it sbouid be seen by every farmer. • We also have a few more Plows left that I will make special induce­ ments on to close out. TpCLECTIC PHYSICIAN. IteaMarta nd office AU al Levi Elliotts, Maple Grove Centre. J. A. BAUGHMAN. HYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Woodland Cen. Day and night calls prats pt^ ar P trr, Mkb. | J.JENRY ROIJ, niBBllKH fanciy noons ‘"Are yon taking me T” asked the Col­ b ai was arter him. He am a Denier- RIBBDN8. FANCY GOODS, onel, looking anxiously in Tim’s direc­ crat, an’some ’publican had got at him 1 LACKS. OLOVE8. an’ made him almas’ blieve dat GinerSILKS. MITTS. tion. --------EMBROIDERY, CORSETS, al Hancock would sell .ill de cullud "1 am,” said Ti'p. HATH. FLOW ERR, And he wns, lor every lino, uf the folkses into slavery if he war 'keted BONNET8. ETC.. ETC Ghost’s speech was alive in Tim’s mem­ President. Ole Daddy lout half a day ory. He has played the part a dozen on a cash job to trot aroun’ wid such a times when Judge G. IL Braughn, B. fool-Bton' on his tongue; un’ he needs Door with neatnrw and diapatch F. Buck, Esq., and others bad appeared money if any body does. It makes me as Hamlet nt amateur entertainments. discouraged when I see what fools MRS. O.M. YATES. But of this Edgerton knew nothing. some uiggahs be. Wbnt’s de re reason He was only sending words for Tim to dat Daddy Smith, Uncle Fubus an’ ebread, and aa Tim kept on writing Ed- cry odder daddy an’ uncle ’inong de J L. STEVENS! 1 Grtor. increased his speed. Tim had cnllud tribo can’t act on de fence an’ WOIXDOTT ‘ ”■ j it all connection witn the sound of let de white folk ch fight dis outT It Opposite E. Parady'a iboo shop. tbe instrument; but he knew what to ain’t our mass. We can’t gain nor lose Removed next door to Reese A Detrick's grocery, where you cau find all kinds of [ write and he kept on writing. Edger­ n single shillin’, no matter who am ton grew more and more aston­ President. I tell you agin, an’ I’m ished as he sent faster and gwine to keep ou tellhi’ ye’ thnt the faster until he readied n speed seldom culliid'miin who goes into'politico mn excelled by the most expert operators. de while mans fool. He may count “My God!” exclaimed Edgerton, ns one in a torch-light persession, but he Made of best flak Leather, Ohio Tanned. Wc also keep he finished the speech, let me we what will also count one in de crowd befo’ de poo’ master Dex. winter. Puiyticks you have written.” He looked from the book to the pa­ hain’t in ua. We hain’t got de mean­ per. and from:the paper to the book, as ness to stain’^ip an’ promise an’ lie an’ if he could nut believe his eyes; but cheat an’ deceive. Our skulls am too there it was on Tim’s sheet word for thick, .... an’ ...... our tongues ------doan’ move fast word, the speech written as he had ’nufT. We will now attack de reg’lar sent it. , ; order of business.”—Free Prat. ------ AND ALL KINDS OF----“Thisis something wonderful,” said the astonished Colonel. “You must have given your whole time to this.” AND DON’T YOU FORGET IT. "Yes, sir,” said Tim, “I have studied , ------- CALL AND GET PRICES.-------hard.” II COT dot piloted, White Dock) tl. “Studied hard! 1 should say so. Why, sir, I don’t- know of a better operator in tlie United States than you are to-day.” At that stage of proceedings Tim did not have the face to confess how shamelessly he had imposed upon the . « -> \ . Colonel. After receiving such compli­ ments for expert work, he could not give himself away and acknowledge that be new next to nothing aliout tele­ graphing. He has never .told Edger­ ton to this day/ and never will, of the ghostly trick played on him.—New Or- DRESS MAKING C. C. WOLCOTT. BLACKSMITHING Wliipw, Robes, Du&tei-s, «fc FLY NETS. CURRY COMBS, SWEAT PADS, BEST MADE COLLARS WITH HARNESS, SONGS, One Cent Each. I’ve been a fool!” grojvled Harper yesterday as he untied n parcel in his front yard and shook out a new ham­ mock. “H«re I’ve beta lopping mound all through this infernal hot spell when I might just as well have been swing­ ing in a hammock and had my blister­ ed back cooled off by tlie breezes. Any one can put up a hammock. All: {ou've got to do ia to untie about 500 note, unravel abort 500 snarls, and work-over the thing until you can tell; whether the open side was meant to go up or down. This puzzled Harper for fully twenty minutes, but he final- | ly got it right and fastened the ends to : two convenient trees. Then he took off his hat nnd coat nnd rolled in with a great sigh of relief. No, he did’t quite roll in. He was nil ready to when the hammock walked nway from him. and he rolled over on thc grass nnd came to a stop with a I croquet ball under the small of his “Did you mean to do that F called ; a boy who was looking over the fence and slowly chewing away on green ap i plea. “Did I ? Of course I did! Git down ofTn that fence or I’ll call a policeman!’’ Tbe boy slid down aud Harper brought np a lawn chair for the next I move. It’s tlie eaaieat thing in the J world to drop off a chair into a ham­ mock. Lota of men would be willing E to do it ou a salery of ten dollars per week. The trouble with Harper was that he didn’t drop all his body at once. The upper half got into tlie iiammock all right, but the lower half kicked and threshed mound on the grass until the small bov. who didn’t mean to leave the neighborhood until tbe show was out, felt called upon to exclaim: “You can't turn a handspring with yourhead all wound np in that ere net, ill S li . . . m m That Deceiving Hammock. ilia PaoraiBTon MEAT MARKET. Fresh and Salt Meats, SmW Hams and Shoulders, IM THEIR SEASON, Jb. Or bdrTel, ^>ar 'f <rc., <fc., <fc. ty The Highest Market Price paid for Hides, Pelts. Ac. Fresh, Goods, Full Weight® amd Satisfaction Guaranteed. HENRY ROE. ATTENTION, - all. Having tecnrtd all tbe advantage* of READY CASH, CLOSE BUYING Webber. Cblckerlng, Hale, < hrla<te, Hanes, Bros.. Whitney aud HcCatnmeron Pianos, ----- Al remarkably------ LOW FIGURES. OltGANS llbri3 a= =J3i?3=?g=?=!?£!H»S ild&UGmnkirnS MSsUIEBSSSIHaai UlUHffl PIANOS For 8150and upwards. ORGANS REPAIRED IN GOOD SHAPE co pu yip ; if: L hhSlfi ® 7 Z. 0 I fsi 35 SM AEL COST SHEET MUSIC w ilHUi ______ _ ______ _ ——S22 pzessBxnRusssssxxsaaErsff cstiiiBXtifxssfsnpsigngijgx ‘COMMON-SENSE ROCKER Respectfully, C. H. BERRY. Nashville, Mich. ^AHHVILLE LIVERY. it, wa all want it They suit all liiea. from tbe tw rear-old baby to the champion member of the F JJOOT AND SHOE SHOP. J. OSMAN, Prop. My Reading and Writing Table and vicinity that I am prepared lo make the FINEST SEWED BOOT Isa mat -- -------- maxes a board for todies, or di c 2 ELMIRA COLLEGE SIH&LE OB DOUBLE TORN-OUTS LOW RATES COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. My Easy-Chairs. Tbe frames arc hard wood, carefully se­ lected and thoroughly seasoned, flic seats arc double cane or ash splints, split horn young, tough timber; arc made by experi­ enced workmen, under my own supervision. Any chair bearing my stamp is warranted, and if i‘ fa'1 i° *"f Part by fair usage, the price will be refunded or another chair fur- COM'ERCIAL TRAVELORS MAI'S A SrCClALTT Repairing Done In the Beet Manner Possible! Uw W«kMt Boom, X..brill. Mkh. J. OSMAN. Grive Me a. Call I TIm Mlahlfan Caninl Hallroad, with Ito rannocmy address tumped on frame Kncckrt! ■ route of travel from Michigan Dakota, Manitoba, ate. Micbipm Canlnd traina Sign, the Big Boot. . FRANK BAKER. TEACHERS*8™™ XeCUKDY will always I0IR0E COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, 114 Stop Organs^ SINCLAIR, Mottvffie, N.Y. ft dead mire. He i [Xw] SHERIFF. JULIUS BUSSELL, HARNESS ! n WHd UbueHTALij;— ' yofBMTT and States! Michl- 2GX.^ r. HAMNA, � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-09-04.pdf.pdf 1792f108170b182e8ef587a50d0767b2 PDF Text Text °e^..os™^»G'i VOLUME VII. v- , • Devoted to the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun. < NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1880. —The Garfield and Arthur club mol! LOCAL GIBPLE-GABBLE. P*h»mI Chit-Chat, J NUMBER 50. I abroad through the land, tliat the war Common Council Proceedings. LIFE IN NASHVILLE on Wednesday evening in Chas. Bra-1 j was a failure, aud behold this proclainAnd Her Environs. I Council Rooms. CHAPTER I. dy’s office and elected the following of--------! ation was a great mistake, so great as ( Nashville, fAug 31, 1880. fleers: Pres., Emory Parody; 1st Vice, D.C. Griffith's newadyt. Audit came to pass in the last year, j never any sect made, before. Special meeting called by the Presi­ —William Stine, living a few miles L. J. Wheeler; 2nd Vice, Frank Baker; Dr. Barber keeps the best lawn in of the reign of King Rutherford, I And it came to pass that the sect . south-east- of the village, was kicked Corresponding ______t o ____ Cect_’y., ______________ Chas. Brady _ ;’ Nashville. whose surname is Hayes, in the i called Republican, continued to rule dent. Present—Chipman. President ; Bos­ J. 1Lentz & Sons are moving into j 8th month and 81st day of the month. by a vicious horse on Monday, having Recording Sec’y., C. N. Young; and di1 Jduring the next period, and the slaves ton, Downing, Cook. Roe and Olds, Treasurer, Lewis Lentz. The Presii- their ilieirr new store. ij that the people of one province, called two ribs broken. were made free nnd »nfranchised, and Trustees. the xouowing following named!' named । Tht The Ilazy, rzv,. nninvicmmtintr rlnva All. Nfishville. ho Innrl uninvigorating days nF of AuNashville, which ta is in ♦the land nf of Mich- 1 subservient to the great principle of u»»«u» A bse n t—Reyn olds. —The recent rains have tomewhat dent appointed* me _ | igan, one of the divisions of the great committee: | tum «re upon us... < Minutes of last meeting read and ap­ ruffled the tempers oflmany farm- jK'rsons' ns an executive the sect, and were made made equal, F. T. Boisp-Tcturned from his west-’1 country’ over yvbicli Rutherford rules, era who want to get their seeding done Lewis Durkee, E. L. Parrish, Asa and had common rights under the proved by aves and nays as follows: were gathered together with one ac- law with all. And behold the doings ot Ayes—Boston, Downing, Cook, Roe * and the Lord’s prayer is l»eing forgot­ Noyes, E. Cook, J. L. Stevens, C. C. ern trip od Wednesday. Sam. Robinson now drives a rig ot1 cord at the temple called Opera, and beWolcott, Dr. Goucher, H. A. Barber ten. this sect during this period, are they aud Olds. hold a man called Strong,arose nndsaid, not all written in the books df the na­ —John A. Brown,a big hearted faiin- and David Demnray. Stiring speeches his own. It’s a spanker. Nays—None. EvideritlXtho Texas plan has been “Men and bretlieren, tliere is aman in tion, nnd placed iu the archives of the ’ The following accounts were pre­ rady, Wheeler, Evidently^ tl er living three mile* south-east, keeps were made by Messrs Parody, -----------overt: A in Maplc Grove. I our midst named Allen, the Honorable, sented and on motion allowed by ayes ‘ the club .| adopted no revolver or shot gun, and the Brody, and others, after iwhich government ? . Mrs. Ch nsJ Parkhurst of Rockford, belonging to a sect called Republican, school children run at will in his orch­ adjourned to meet on Wednesday eve­ And it canip to pass, after a space of nndnays as follows:1 • is in tke^villnge visiting friends. ■ be hath somewhat to say to you in reAyes—Boston, Downing, Cook. Roe ning nt-Union Hall. ard. '■ n few years that a great crisis called 0. P. Wellman of North Castleton I gard to the government of this nation, Financial, spread abroad over the land, and Olds. —The political frying-pan spatters —The Homeopathic Medical - Society has just completed a fine horse barn. and the new rulers you are spou to occasionally, and the small fry poli­ of Eaton nnd Barry Co’s held their re­ caused by the extravagance of the peo­ Mr. L. M. lister and wife of Mar- elect to preside over the destinies of ple and the sect called Republican, Levi Everts > 22 51 ticians are seen hurrying to and fro in gular quarterly meeting in the parlors shall, are visiting at G. A. Truman’s. I this republic, during the next four Horace Flint 4 3N called together the financiers, aud ma­ Wm. Hum mol I search of the latest campaign papers to of the Wolcott House on Wednesday, GJ Remember and attend your district years. It js for your good that you Sept 1. The meeting was well attend­ gicians, and astrologers, and great H. C. Woolcutt clean up the muss. 8 12 school meeting, next Monday night. choose • one of.your number to preside 10 R2 men of the sect, and they reasoned W. L. Parker —If the Maple Grove couple, who put ed and interesting papers were read Wm. Powers of Hastings, was per ­ over your gathering this evening; H. H. Gill 10 00 among themselves, saying, what shall up at the Union House, one night last and discussed. Dr. Foster of Detroit 414 04 whom, therefore, will ye have.’’ The we do to make better times and bring A. W. Olds week, u men end wife, will hand in l>n »ent aud made eome very ap- ambulating our streets on Wednesday. The jury heretofore empanneled in II. L. Perkins of North Castleton people then with one' accord said, we the people out from this terrible state their nkmes and date ot marriage, a propriate and inatructive remarks upthreshes 105 bushels of wheat from six will have Emory, whose surname is of bankruptcy and financial ruin. And the matter of extending Main Street notiee will be given and the small talk "n t;'5 “f cbolera infantum, and । Everts Street having failed to Parody, and accordingly, Emory pre­ they | Dr. Barber offered a resolution eu- | IM’rCrti proclai med and spread agree in every particular, it is hereby stopped. Mrs. Caroline Everts returned from sided over the meeting. ThemannamI doraing the action of the Board of Re­ abroad over the whole land, that,, in requested by the Council that the Jua'tice in said matter impannel a new —Eaton Rapids has fully made up a three weeks visit at Muskegon, on I cd Allen, who is called Honorable, then gents in appointing Dr. H. C. Allen to the year one thousand, eight hundred Monday. ! ,Ort" up in their midst, and cried with her mind to have a fair of her own,aud J (Jn motion Council adjourned untill fill the chair of Materia Medica in the aud seventy nine, in the first month that too without talking about it two Street Commissioner Evertahas eight j a loud voise saying: “Ye men of and on the first day of the month, that Friday, Sept. 3rd IfWO. •’* Homeopathic department of the Un­ or three years. It dosen’t take Eaton laborers engaged in grading north j Nashville, both Republicans aud DeniF. HcDkrby. E .CHIPMAN. iversity, which was unamously adopt­ the gold dollar, the silver dollar, Clerk. President. Rapids as long to resolve to do a good Main St. I ocrats, I _beseech ed, k tl, and 41IIU after *11 I < I the 111, transaction 14 *1 lloUl I IU4I of V* other Ulllv, . _ _ you. to listen attent- and the paper dollar should — thing~iis some towns we could name. business the meeting adjourned to Chas. Fowler has presented. The [ ively nnd hear the truth as believed by have one nnd the same value, which ! LOCAL MATTERS. —Dr. Young has rented his Scipio convene at the same place on the first News with a basket of fine peaches i this sect called Republican,the doctrine will remedy this great evil, nnd it came ' mid pears. | of which I proclaim unto you’.* The to pass that it was so. And again the | Mills to A. J. Spurbeck, formerly of Wednesday in December. rr- For sale, 1 yoke 3-year-old Steers G. A. Truman has been in Detroit I doctrines of both sects are founded sect called Democrat, began to mur­ well broke nnd 2 Milch Cows, Hanchett’s Mills, lie , has the reputa—Nashville temperance people are tion of being an A No. 1 miller, and no ftUjng ju time well, and the cause purchasing goods for for the fall trade upon established principles, and it is mur and say, these things ought not so C. C. Wolcott. ' j for your good that these principles be doubt those who may favor him with of teIn|>cranct. is marching bravely on. this week. to be, for it is contrary to our establishI'P' The largest assortment of collars, Mrs. Wm. Broas and daughter of I made known unto you, that ye may principle of aristocracy, which is the their patronage will receive entire sat-1 At the juvenile temperance club conboth stand up and turn down, and ties, in Nashville, at F. J. Purchis’ barber isfaction. cert, Sunday afternoon. A. R. Wolcott Vermontville, visited at C. N. Young’s 1 know which wet it is good for you to foundation of onr sect. follow. The foundation etone upon —Mode Rich, a Hastings blacksmith, ] resigned the presidency of the club, last Saturday. .Now men and bretheren, you have shop. 1 |iey are the latest style out, Joseph Wooil nnd family Attended the which the grand superstructure of this beheld, the workings and duings of and, the girls say, make the boys sim­ entertained a grudge against Jim. Nis- i which was unanimously conferred npply irresistible. bettt of Morgan, aud on Monday, met j On Mrs. Frank McDerby, nnd Fannie Eastern Star Lodge festival at Hast­ sect, called Republican, is formed, is these sects, fora space of 20 years and absolute equality _ . of all men and equal . Jim. on the streets of Hastings, aud 1 Blair was chosen secretary. Then fol- ings, last Saturday. you are called upon choose in which of • iyA complete stock of School Books H. G. Hale’s. Mr. Hoskins hnd Dick Smith buried rights, to all subjects under the law. the two ye nre willing to trust the fu­ and Stationary at proceeded forthwith to take it out of I lowed a concert which was a fine affair infant sons last week. Dysentery was This principal was ih the begining, and UP” I have now instock a large line his hide; But little claret, however, aud reflects credit upon the little folks. , ture of your beloved and honored na­ what took the little folks off. has remained unchanged throughout of that celebrated Blocher Boot, these tion.” had been spilled ’ere the Marshal inter­ In the evening at the mass meeting, | boots are all made by hand and every Frank C. Boiw is out with a new ad, the ages past, and will remain the same These and many other things con­ pair warranted, they are undoubtedly fered and both were arrested aud plac­ Messrs. Calvin Ainsworth and t)r. Bar- J announcing hardware specialties for in the ages to come. The foundation ed on the list of disorderlies. cerning the prosperity of the natiou the l»est l»oot in the market. Sold ex­ ber read excellent addresses, which for the fall trade. Make a note of it. principle of the sect called Democrats, under Republican rule, and the bright clusively by L-ttJ-tf] D. C. Grii hth. l. S b —The greater majority of Nashville were well received by the large andi- * L. S. Smith,’s mother, who departed is the right to draw social • lines, and prospects for our country’s future, if At the regular ...’.-r * .Special Notice. will be pleased to learn that Rev. E. ence.. in attendence. . this lite Ll.eat Bowne, a few weeks since, establish an aristocracy in our midst, it’s public attain, are entrusted to the »r i ■ xOu and atter September 10th, I shall Jones of N. Y., who preached one Sab­ meeting on .Monday evening, a fine || left jLevi a nest egg amounting to $500 each faction being dependent upon the faithful care of this sect, did he say to close up my book accounts, and com­ .duet was sung by Master Clarence j ‘ bath in the Christian church last spring other for support the them, and when he had ondetf* his mence my usual Cash Sale. See nd I cash. . .; the rich upon w and was then engaged as pastor of Barber and Miss. Cora Blair, n qunr- ( The decision of the council to build a j labor of the poor, and the poor upon next week for particular*, that society, but was prevented from tette by Dr. Barlier, F. R. Timmerman, ,I bridge has increased at least one piece I the money and lands of the rich. The speaking, the people stamped their G. A. Truman. Mrs. Barber and Mrs. Timmerman, j feet upon the floor and clapped their assuming said pastorate on account of I of j^operty across the river fifty per • Democratic sect is, and always has been CV' Hunters don’t forget that the hands for joy , aud many come forward the serious illness of his wife, has an­ an essay read by Addie Nichols, and 1 cent. composed of the very highest nnd the nnd Joined then,^ive. together in . L nounced that lie will l»e with us on Oct. short speeches made by Messrs. Wheel- j The woman who marries a man that very lowest classes of our land. The 10th, when rgeular services will be con­ er, Chipman, Barber and Strong. I is in the habit of taking a drink of noblest minds and the richest pockets club, called barfield and Arthur, to give strength to their workings during j. ry Boys remember that the boss Taken altogether the temperance cause tinued at the Christian church. beer, will often go hungry and poorly ' of the past ages, has l>een numbered | No. 1 Plug and Fine Cut Tobacco can the campaign. is tiourshing. । only be found at F. J. Purchis. Prices ; dressed. . with this sect, and the lowest grades —The towering form of Emmett Everts was seen on Monday, coming The tyjies. last week said 23 bushels j and slums of the land has formed the PEACHES AND BULLETS. SOUR MASH SMASH UP. j where it should have read 335 bushels, I other extremity. The great middle up Main St., astride one of those mus­ ____ For Naic. About “caudle lighting,” on Friday iu the item about Elijah Morgan’s I class of this nation, the mechanics, -Laat Sunday W. Grifiltb hired one I !,“'iug made arrangement, for a tangs, aud when opposite Truman’s evening. Wellie Dillenand Doug. Vanwheat crop. j manufactures, farmers, merchants aud f Job.. . * I new press, I want to sell ray old Cider store the fiery untamed bolted^ reared, of Jake Osmun ’ s livery rigs to go to . u u „ „ « “ Vat and grater. Will sell it cheap. Mrs. Jacob Osmun was called by tel- 1 tradesmen make up the oudy of Repub- Hastings, in company with Gib. Smith, bucked, then bolted again and finally Wagner, a couple of lively youths of H. R. Dickinson. went through a serious of gyrations Maple Grove, left the village in a bug- egrnmon Saturday, to the death bed of j lican sect. but before they left town they loaded IV Three-Year-Old Colt~for Sale, which would have caused the head of I gj belonging to the latter, bound to her mother, at Greenville, who died In order that ye may know which of into Uie buggy Ed. Dannie and three take in the delights of John Mass ’ Enquire of E. Cook. many equestrians to swim, but Emmett ® soon after her arrival. these sects you should support and up- pint bottles of “sour mash” and drove Don’t bs surprised if you wake up | on which principles you are willing to stuck to the pony like a possum to n “house-warming” over in Kalamo that lxMt« a Pocket Book. away, bound for a jolly time. All went was to come off that night, and no ’ * - — gum tree, till Prof. Brown came to the i , . . . , -• some fine morning nnd' ’hear that Dan trust the destinies of this nation of free Near the Hosmer school house in rescue and triumphant) v led the am - ?<>ubt but the rosy cheeks and peach and Henry have assumed matrimonial nnd independent people, I will instruct mernly till evening, when “sour Castleton on Aug. 31st. containing a mash” had taken possession of the boys mal away. blossom lips of the gav little damsels duties and obligations. sum of money nnd some receipts. The .you in the ... . that . __ past deeds of- each, you better judgement and Will and EdJiad finder will be liberally rewarded by f. L, , r a .. । iKnlamo and Maple Grove, with The receipts of the M. E. social on may this day choose whom ye will join. had some angry words, whereupon Ed. leaving the same at the postottice in -Ou T^wla, a glimp« of fly.bg ,h j 1 Wednesday eve., were >0, and its pat- 1 When in the year oue thousand eight eoat t«.l. .a-nbbou. .» eaugbt com,h(. , Ambrose Lamb. and Gib. started for the train to come Vermontville. wg down Sherm... H., and woo a „„ thi, oenuion. formed th. bulk of ions nicely entertained by Mrs. Hind- । hundred and fifty-eight, this sect call­ home, leaving Will in charge of the THE JEWELER. march and daughter Matie. rd Republican, came into power in the couple of.emu. from .he rural d.«neu t|,eir (| h bl„ R C. W. DEMARAY. team. He then determined* to drive were Been to emerge from .roundI the | for „ ,h „ere pa»i..g L. J. Wheeler is fully prepared for body called Congress, they gave unto home Ahead of the train, but unluckily The finest stock of Clocks in Barrv or Eaton county. the fall trade with n full stock of new this people n law called Homestead, corner, and pass pell mell down Mamin, ni ’ r» J . in his haste in turning a corner, the ■ ... . .Henry Clever s, Doug, proposed that and seasonable goods, and is out with a ry A good stock of straight Elgin whereby every man might make unto buggy was overturned and the horses St., toward the river. It is sunnissed L..,. * . .. . .. ... , ... । they hate some of those luctoiis peacb- new ad. in to-day’s News. himself a home, by going to the far sped away, leaving Will broad-side Watches, will not linndfc a Watch but that they were trying to see which ’ i,. can be recommended by all, all full I. N. Crittendon of Morgan, will not west, and James, whose surname was should be first at the' carding mill, I’ es, which hung from the parent boughs upon the ground, but he gathered^him­ Nichel movement. Straight Line Es­ i temptingly near, and without •• a mom- dispose of his personal effects until knowing First come capement, Quick trains. gnowing that nine the tne rule rule is, is, “ "rirat come 1 . i* r —y■ «* CUCvie Unui Buchanan, a ruler belonging to the sect first wrvcl." Coat tail, bnd the |»lr, ,or “f crim' WednMdar. Sept, sth.haring n.ljoum- called Democrat, trampled upon that self up and hurried to the train, leav­ ty- A fine line of Jewelry and Silver nad ribbon, won H-cond money.but tb<- '' ' ““d his unction Kale on account of the law, nnd it was no more. Ami after a ing the horses to their own fate. Next Ware. Two doors south of Truman’s, morning Jake received a telegram that race wa. declared foul hr the looker. ° . In! 1. . > ’ 'gather to that date. ____ C. W. Dema bay. space of two years, one Abraham, his team had been found near the rail­ on. because becauwof fa.t driving driving on ou Main Main ’ 7.1 7“ ““i Trade i. improving, and every cuter whose surname was Lincoln, a Repub­ ty You ‘can get the Celebtated on. of fast Street * from the direction of the house opened prising merchant can make money by lican was chosen ruler and the law was road. completely entangled in their Stark aud Voornian Pat. Sand-bands harness, and he immediately went in put on your Buggies at E. Cook’s for — iurr that ™ imnanuoid putting an ad. in TnuNatr.. Onr dr—The The jury that was impanneled to someone shooting off firecracker to culation is fully 400 conies more than again established, and to know the search of the rig and found a wreck only >2.00 They are worth five times fruits thereof, you have only to look .C .I. —~ ~ proper_______ 1 decide AV.A the amaunt—of damages frighten him, and continued to pick up 7 which it will take >40 to repair. The what they cost to any wagon. towards the west, and see the teeming ty holders along tiie extension of • peaches, but hearing something strike any other paper in the county. three Wtles were found in the buggy, ty Buy your School Books of H, G. Miss Mira Crook, one of our pretty millions that now are a scource of Hale and-nave them covered free of Main St. were entitled to, met Mon­ in his immediate vicinity he immediate unharmed. charge, and also savs money. day noon and restled with the subject ly resolved to change his plea and school ma’ams, on Saturday night, great revenue to this glorious nation. At the begining of the reign of Abra­ ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. until three o’clock on the following started for the fence with alacrity'. dropped the “r” out of her name nnd ry Wilson & Howe still sells Boots aud Shoes as low as the lowest. morning, when failing to agree on the While getting over the fence he felt a became Cook, and Jimmy is receiving ham, the people who dwell in the land Mrs. Gill. Buck, living two miles toward the south, arose with one ac­ last tract, one of the jurymen escaped burning sensation in the calf of his the congratulations of his friends. west of Maple Grove center, on Sat ­ FA RWFRSATTEVTIOV I Our village Schools commence on cord, and proclaimed aloud that they from the jury room, which bust­ left leg, and upon reaching the buggy urday last, became tired of wearily The American Express Company ed their quorum, and, consequently, and investigating, found that a bullet Monday with the following' corps of would not submit to the rule of Abra­ plodding along through this vale of have reduced their rates to Grand Rap­ ids and Jackson, to 50 cis. per cwt. and they were discharged. The jury had gone through the back part of bis teachers: Principal, L.D. Niles; Gram­ ham, because they wanted this laud in tears, anij determined to launch her to Detroit, >1.00. Special Rates on all­ agreed in every case except that of leg just above the ankle. However he mar, L. Angie Davis ; Intermediate, the west, wherein to work their slaves, frail bark on the sea of eternity,! by shipments of Batter, Eggs and Dressed Mrs. Ralston, and would have agreed felt loth to give up the dance and the Christie Eckard, and Primary, Helen and they made war upon Abraham and nnd his host, and Were vanquished. taking a decoction of Paris green, but Poultty to Grand Rapids, 40 eta. per in that, had not one obstinate fellow twain continued thence, although Wel­ Alien. cut. Empty packages returned free to Ira Bacliellor and Joshua Martin at Now it came to pass, that during this medical aid was summoned and her shippers. H. G. Hale, Aot. held out. A new jury has'been order- lie did not find the happiness in the tended the Democratic Congressional war, that the sect called Democrat, l>e- life for the present, was saved, al­ hopfi that he might have done, had ty Wilson & Howe sells Tobacco Convention at Jackson on Wednesday, gan to murmur and exort the followers though she strongly affirms that she for 40 cents —On Wednesday night about dusk, he skipped Clever’s peach tree. His which put in nomination Hon. James of Abraham to lay down their anus, shall try, try again, and eventually as Powless A Knouse were moving leg bled badly and on the following Sheldon of Albion for member of Con­ and let the people of the south build succeed in self destruction. The cause their steam thresher, from the farm morning was swollen as large as a gress. Owing to the increasing demands up unto themselves a nation wherein assigned for the act is the same that lately owned by Lu, Bigg*, to a neigh beef critter’s. Mrs. Frank Baker returned from there should be slaves, and op­ is almpst universally added to para­ of mr business I have this day associa­ boring job, a bridge which they were That every man has the right to York State last Monday, where she has pression should reign supreme, but the graphs of a similar nature, domestic ted with me in the practice of medi­ cine and Surgery F. K. Timmerman M. crossing, about one mile east of Lew protect bis property is one of the been visiting for several weeks, and sect called Republican said, these trouble.______________________ D„ a graduate of Michigan University Emory’s corners gave way, and the en­ fundamental laws of this country, nnd now hopes to have good square meals, things ought not so to be, and they ,l^eafte<^ to introduce him to my — Hiram Partello raises peaches 9; gine was dumped bottom side up in we have no doubt but what it is very instead of dieting on the Tanner sys­ struggled on to victory. After a space inches in circumference, and don’t al­ friends and patrons as a gentleman and the ditch with a broken balance wheel, naughty to steal peaches, but taking one thoroughly qualified in his profes­ tem any longer. of four years, the sect called Democrat, low Beebe, to call drunkards Democrats sion. II. A. Barber, M. D. whistle, steam gage, seat uud axle the old-time custom among fanners Of the two boys Sid Kocher and Will were gathered together with one ac­ without taking it up on the spot. Nashville Sept., 1,1880. coupling. The damage, amounting to as a precedent "they all do it,” we Heckathorn, who started last week for cord in the city of Chicago, for the Several wagon loads of cheese from about >75 falls upon the township of think the method employed on the oc- Muskegon in search of their respective DIED purpose of naming a man whom they the Woodland factory, were shipped ■ - - ■ - fcjfy. t|i onr liber*] Maple Grove to pay, if the owners of and customs, but fortunes, Sid has returned to his moth­ wished to be their ruler for the next from this place on Friday. the machine can collect it, which they lighly of the Texas er’s pantry and Will is expected be­ four years, and they proclaimed with a _____ J. 0.___________________ Jenson made a flying visit to intend to do. plan. fore Saturday night. loud voice, and spread the tidings thia village, on Thursday. POLITICAL 0HE0NI0LE8, �— the number applied to nttu'^ds. for been the proliiL* mother - ooutrivances, am? htyp thousands of oppor.xmitheir genius and ingenui?v. take his hat and hi* leave. . - Why, IU to forty <uy» nun V.noted Ito.;, ibc day mrt Ma wire UM. ' -Yoacrti’C’ an<l you tawttf V' “l«t! »nd l\riow ft!'1 Forthwith be a forty day*’ fart. W«*Hr>ftobMr Btooxixarox, III THE GOVERXOB’S DAUGHTER. fur hia daughter, fraught with hidden gave me to dangers. * Dig^kahe i illflfcnua . In a few days I started. Arriving in in heFface revealed intense auffimng. Marseilles I decide*] to go no further. Will I relate itf Must I say it? IwmI Wandering often to the seashore, I con­ really not displeased at witnessing the fided. my longings, my desires to the widenot-H of this suffering. I had al­ wild ocean breeze, trusting that some, most wished to see her sick, so strange a day ita idle course spent, perhapa lialf thing is lovo and. so new akin is vanity relaxed, a mwmge might reach my Leonia. But the breeze sped on ita to this very love. “ Ah ! my dear friend," said Leonis, way. My treasure heard no word oflove *f are you indeed come ?. Your shiji, then, from me and down in her heart secretly blamed me. lisa not yet gone?” t Returning home, I was received as “Yes, gone," I said, “and already miles distant from these shores ” “But what excuse did you make? ventures, all my father and mother wliat reasons did vou give?" eagerly asked was that I might leave them no asked this child of innocence and ain- more. Growing old, these good parents needed all my loying care, and I prom­ oerity. ised them to remain a month, when I Knowing that I mnst be candid, ns honest as my best friend, I told my should again set sail for Horta. But fate-had ordered otherwise, I fell in story just as I had done the previous love with a charming woman, whose evening to the Captain of the ship. face made me forget that of the distant Avowing all to this excellent man, I told Leonia, I was not happy, however. 1 him that it was utterly impossible for luul.promised to return—I hail sworn it me to return to France ; that I loved the ’ Two yeam after, my return x received eldest daughter- of the Governor ; that I heart the germ of .my love for Leonia was in return beloved, and that some the following letter from Leonia: 8xa: I beliovod in you. I have been de­ soon told me that I was no longer free, excuse must be made that I should, at My father had determined to welcouo that my heart had been left behimi a least for the present, leave the ship and ceived. yon m his aon-iu-lav, but you caxnu not Now willing captive to the charms of the remain <mstne island In vain the that all hone of earthly bap{>incas is gone, I beautiful daughter of the Governor.Captain urgcdXlissuading n.o from my I have made perpetual vows at the Convent of v i^damu furious.' At last, Santa Anna. Leaving all behind me, I liave vet prayed to Heaven that you may be happy. ny attempt to keep me Farewell forever. Leosia. less, like a man of experi­ In the fourteentli century the trouba­ dressing myself with scrupulous care, ence he gracefully yielded, nnd, assuring dours would have immortalized such sought the earlv breeze on deck. -I wus me that nil his advice had been well in­ anxious, though I carefully guarded my tended nnd for my beet interests, he al­ constancv os this, while legend and po­ secret, to leave the ship and onoe more lowed me to depart, with u prayer that I etry would have vied to hold the name of such a woman in solemn reverence. set foot in Horta. A light wind that might be happy. To-day, in the year of grace 1880, many was blowing had gone down, a ripple Leonia listened until I had told all, will say : “Why did she not marry Will­ kissed the water lietwecu our good ship nnd, looking into my soul with her dark iam Torris? She might have been rich and the land, and everything nromised eyes, exclaimed: and happy." This latter is the reason­ a most glorious day. With (founding “Then you will always remain—you ing of the financiers in our day. velocity our boat cleared .the distance j | will never leave us.” O, tempora ! O. mores ! separating us from our friends, and we ' “All my dreams, ” I replied, “could were on shore in a few moments. As '■ [ jver be coni]»ared to such a reality as we drew near, I knew not why. my j *“*'*«■ Badly Perplexed. heart beat with a wad impulse aud sin­ I that O, would it wen given me to Nothing is more savory-to a Southern gular contradiction contradiction more, more, than than once, once, '| here I might live and die! gular negro's, palate than a roasted fat opos­ unfortunate ; some may much aa I burned tu aoe Ibe object ot Some men are untortunate tome much os I burned to see t’ *’ my lore. I triabed a hundred tine. !,*>•• U1.«v Such a man. tor tn- sum. One old negro hunter captured a hil never left .lnt'. Bnt thia “ Wdlumi Tot™, the Ammcan. fine qiecuaen the other day, and. feel­ had never left tho the ship r. .ide. ....... — ............ lately settled here. He needii no eterni­ ing hungry, stopped to cook it m the can'tx: explained, when a mon is only woods. He bunt n fire and dressed and 20 years of age, love is a very remark­ ty to wait for happiness, for he may en­ spitted his meat; but, being very tired able antithesis ; at 10 he understands it joy even here all the delights of the as well ns hungry, he fell asleep while promised land. ” better, and later on in life well. “ I beg of you," said Leonia, " not to the 'jxMsum was roasting. Before entering the Governor’s house mention that man’s name in my pres­ • As he slept, a “ low-trash" negro I I saw my beloved nt the window, her ence. I have never given him my heart came upon the scene, doubtless attracted . eyes bent in the direction of the ship. and his eyes have never looked down • by the fire ami the smell of roasting “ Why is she there ? " I said, in my in­ into my inmost souh' I have always meat. The new-comer approached cau­ most heart, “ and does she expect any lieen indifferent to him. Now I hate tiously, with one eye on the ')x>ssum and one in particular.” One glance told me him, and in future I shall put an end 1 the other on Uncle Eph, who slumbered. n i’ *t i t.„.itho .i re.luln, ana in xuiurch a snail J cna to •U. umlcmtood (,u First, he shook the old man, who aD.In 1. moment I--------------------*v — d| «... Wlrnt lmppm.~ .tntted mH 1 1)inJ mo J, im° prom' 1 turned to an easier position, but would was going to spend an entire day in the ! ises .,my father may ’ .have . • .. not wake. The stranger took iu the sit­ given.” Placsociety of her my heart adored. Such a ' [ ing her hand over her heart: * ‘ Tiiere is uation, and then proceeded to take in day ia an eternity. How many men have ! something stronger here,” said she, the 'possum. He, too, was a ’possum­ never in the course of a long life had “than any human will. Last night au enter, nnd he made short work of the twelve hours of such bliss 1 angel with golden wings came to me in dainty roast He ate nnd ate till but tho Fernandez, when breakfast had been a dream. He brought me a casket of bones were left partaken of, showed us over his vast es­ diamonds and precious stones. No doubt ' Uncle Eph wm still sleeping, and il tates. My immediate companion was the spirit-whispered joy and future hap­ , occurred to the vandal tliat he woudt j make Eph think he had been to supper, Leonia. A thousand little occasions dur­ piness"by these gifts.” [ so that when he awoke he would not ing the day gave me the opjiortunity I This singular admixture of weakness Then tho “sow­ so much sought to tell my love ; never, and energy was not to be wondered at in suspect tho theft trash " negro proceeded to 'polsumhowever, Ixildly, but silently and only Leonia. Her mother was born iu Gran­ after the fashion that lovers know so ada, and on her hide she was of Moorish grense Eph's hands and face nnd mouth, and to pile in the old man’s lap the well. Finull v, making an allusion to the extraction; added to this was a most gnawed bones. ogiun. —— would yet lie long eeparatod from all my friend^ and little did I know, aa music wove its charms about me, how much happiness, how much wretchedness, still awaited me in the island. At hurt our first visit was at an end, and, bidding a reluctant good-by to our host and his charming daughters, we put back to the ship, not, however, until, according to the Governor’s pressing invitation, we had promised to return on the fallowing day. Onoe on board there was nothing spoken of among all our party but the gracious reception we had met with, tho charm of the Governor’s family and the anticipated pleasure of to-morrow's re­ newal of agreeable associations. For my port I could join in no conversation. I Lad'not a word to ray. I became sud­ denly dull, and, not to appear morose, I retired aa early os possible to the seclu­ sion of my stateroom. What was going on within me was a singular feeling I We had been sailing sixty-four days— a longer time than it usually takes to com© from Rio Janeiro to any port of France. How gladly we hailed the ending of the voyage jmd our near op• proacE to land 1 Thus far, until today, nothing had appeared in sight, and when the welcome sound of “land ahead f* fell upon our ears, with one bound, and movoX. aa it were, by an electric cur­ rent. every passenger "in the ship, for­ getting -his occupation, sto-xi upon the deck to greet mother earth again. Only they cni tell who have looked on i*a •nd sky until tho days become weeks and months how good it is to meet the laud, and in the meeting leave behind the monotony that in long sea voyages falls down upon the ship like a pall. We entered the harbor of Horta, chief city of Fayal, one of the Azores. No time was lost in getting ashore. Every­ one sought out hw best suit From the hold of the ship great trunks wen: yielded up, and suks and diamonds and ooitly costumes, long unused, were eagerly brought into requisition. At last we were ready, nnd soon our feet touched tjie long-desired land. Horta rife a horlior is scarcely worth ■describing. Lying idly, swinging on the waters, were b few fishing amacks; the hulk of an old Amer ■-•an ship told a atorv of wreck and disaster, while n email Danish brig, lately come in for n supply *f fresh water, said plainly enough in its loneliness that few vessels entered this solitary harbor, and then only when they could not help it, as in the case of the India merchantmen com­ ing hither for a renewal of jirovisions •nd some fresh meat The town itself looked as dreary nnd as lonesome aa the harbor. Here and tlwre a group of men might be seen talking, laughing nnd jesting with one another, but evidently, as for as occupation was concerned, practically unemployed. Some lay on the wharves, indolent as the lazzaroni of Naples, while others again went up and down the narrow streets, heedless of purjHise and caring little, to all appear•nee, how soon the day might end. A few old women, in long blue eloaks and m.,1 happj I I S? Sh“ “Ki“i2 I JVnel.. Kph n.rol,. ,u,.l heavy hoods, were in the streets, and roip., in thi«. same barefooted sisters from a neigh­ •Im»I.I lx. to H»» here ! ; „„„ ,u[h* ClunooB no ,lnaht , immediately thought of his 'posfaum. It boring convent made up the picture “Mth« country plcMre vou «o mtwh,' I iMpin,Si'ltow S the Portuguree poet was not ou the fire ; it was not anywhere presented for our inspeetkm on our ar­ repb.xlL.-onm ‘•wltym.t remain here? « .ml d“. »".pt Ever to be seen ; but there in his lap were the rival in Horta. To account for the But tuu .re only pkinn. Mnreovi r I ,bc mia[(>rtnnM bones that had been gnawed. On his PeJ small number of persons we encountered <>•’ WlMulnre. re well m tho remrl hands, lips and beard was grease and the -is not difficult, since the people of these ouuntry ol Frenec that I can acaredi ageoua resignation of the former wo. in smell of possum. He was self-convicted. islands seldom e^rne out id the daytime, beheve in the demre you oxinreu Be | & eyei>SretioK He concluded that he luul eaten the leaving until tho cool evening the en­ ']x>ssum, yet he could not remember the sides, I remembqr all you said yesterday * u n i joyment of their recreation and what concenyng love -of country and the hap1 .O1‘* m-Y. PliniBi to Fernandez, who pleasure the eating hod given him. business frausactions they Contemplate. piuess of serving it You see you gave £2celTed.^le _. tthe Weighing all circumstantial evidence “e greatest kindness. The news of our coming, however, me reasons to doubt you.” * !1 He would not hear of my leaving his carefully, the old man slowly pronounced soon spread, and curious faces of more‘ “ Yes," I rejoined, in faltering tones, hous ?, and ordered for my a •commodn- judgment: curious people were to be seen st every “ there ore many things that make as tion a special apartment The only dif­ , “Dat’s a foe’. I’m Ireen entin’ dat -corner, eagerly eying the lately-arrived love our country—for instance, a moth­ ficulty I found was to be alone with ’possum. I’se been eatin’ it in my strangers . Nor were the natives uu- er’s love, a sister’s devotion, the kind­ Leonia. Noemi, however, the little mu- ■ deep.” •friendly in their manifestations in their ness of old friends, the old 'house latto girl I have already mentioned, was .i But then his stomach ; why did it not wi“------- ,J* nnd —’ through *v------ ------------professions even, offriepdahip. TheGov- where we were born, the trees on the her railing-maid, her we1 stand out us a witness in the case? It ■ ernor of the island sent some of his slaves green when? we played—all these things managed to hnvn long and private inter- | felt empty, and yet it should be. full. to offei us baskets of oranges and other inspire us with a longing for and a love views. She also carried our letters, I “It’s certain sho'r I’ve done eat up tropical fruits. This kindness we inter- of home. I can .explain yesterday, which were not written, but symbolical ! that 'possum. Must have done it when though what I said then I will nqt sav In Brazil I luul learned the language of ! I’sesleep. But," and the old man placed flowers—and what delicious poetry is > his hand midlv over his reallv-empty tiwiar.” gon to Columbus on Ida arrival at St. contained in these silent measengera ; j stomach, “ but if interferes less’n anv “Were I not afraid of being indis­ *8alvodor. Calling upon the friendly speaking more than articulate language, 'possum I ebber did ent."—Net^Orleans and kind-hearted * we returned creet," replied Leonia, “I would ask conveying tho longing of the soul and Picayune. the reason of your sudden change of „ ... ___________ , and were in what seems infinite in love.’ A fort- ■ -------------------------------’ turn received with most generous and opinion.” night went by. Noemi was trustworthy , It May Yet be True. “And I, Donna Leonia, already and had wonderfully succeeded in keep- ' When Jules Verne wrote his romance polite attention. The Governor's name was Fernandez tliought you had guessed the reason, ing our secret to herself and our rein-1 “Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Bnt this Sea/ he found it neoeraary to construct •Correjo. A Brazilian by birth, he had but, since you have not, allow me to tions safe from prying eyes. supreme happiness was not to last for- i a cigar-shaped steamer that would travel been a long time at the court of Lislioii, ke -p my secret” The emlxmissment visible in the face where by his intelligence and breadth of under water while her crew could view he had become distinguished, en­ and in every movement of my compan­ breathe with the name ease they could dearing himself .to all the court and ion revealed more than any answer she be deceived. Besides, the extreme cold­ on land. If Mr. Verne had waited for a making hosts of friends. He soon ac­ might have given. Fearing to wound ness of Leonia toward William Torria few years he might, perhajM, have raved quired place and power, and was named or annoy her, I remained silent, and for and her repeated denials of his suit made himself the trouble of inventing this Governor of Fayal in token ot his many a long time we walked on.no word es­ matters worse, awakened his bU-sjiiciona, submarine craft, as he might then have T* _a services and the esteem in which he was caping our lips. At length we sat down and one night when I wns on liended frvn.ul if in n.hiu’ . ■held by the Government of Donna at the foot of a little hill. Straightway knees before my adored, Fernandez ap­ Maria. The Governor invited the ship’s in front of us was ar immense field sown peared. invention to a diver’s helmet m the fol­ Passing by, however, on his company to a grand banquet Nothing all over with daisies. evening walk, he seemed to take no not­ lowing manner : The api>uratus, having “In the country I came from,” said I, ice of what was going on. The next day buen fastened over the nose and mouth was left undone to make our sojourn pleasant as possible. Our host enter­ “ this pretty flower is much prized, and I was summoned to hia presence. I of the diver, when he wishes to breathe tained us w ith princely courtesv; varie­ lovers use it to find out the degree of walked with a firm step and quiet nerve, the air out of bis lungs he does so in the Here’s for, although I knew he might reprimand ordinary way, and it goes down the ty of dishes vied with the excellence of love existing between them. their preparation, while the best wine how it’s done." Saying which, I threw me severely, I felt sure he would never tubes into the bottom of the front filter. that Spain can Ixxut crowned a repast aside, one by one, the. petals of the despise me. “ Sir,” said lie, “ I have It then filters through the caustictruly royal in all its service. W© thanked flower and repeated, at tho same time, desired to see yon. Sit down. You love charged sponge in front, and, passing our stare fnr ■ coming to tliat island. the mystic words. I stopped at the my daughter, she loves you. All this I along an outlet at the top, is conducted Fernandez Correjo had three daughters. words “just a little.” know. But perhaps yon are not aware over the diver's shoulder into the other “I did thia on purpose," said 1 “So tliat before your arrival she had alreodv case, through which it fllten* in the One of them, the oldest, was of dazzling you love me ‘a little " been engaged to marry William Torria. Mme way, and then, ascending into the Leonia blushed. . Sir, I respect on oath with all the honor helmet, mixes with the oxygen that has preamon of her face bore an inexpreasiof bu old Castilian, but, os the happi- been let in from its store chamber, and ness of my child must not be -critic is ready to bo breathtxl again into the Ue charm. Her hair fell in long ring­ lets, outshining in brilliancy the raven’s it in mine, this was the choicest answer even to the sacrednesB of an oath, I now diver’s lungs.- Mr. Ficuss states that, ii I could have sought ^ring. . ask you, sir, who yon are, foi I do not he could only eat under water, he could The day was just closing. In our know you, and ’if my love for my remain there for a whole day; as it is, A rumor wm current in the island that ramble we had been left far liehind; all daughter makes me forswear an honor­ he walked for a quarter of a mile under this young lady was shortly to our friends had gone on, apd, not know­ able principle, it cannot at any cost the sea at Ryde, and when at Brighton ing whiUier we liad strayed, were com- makejue forget my authority and my he went down during stormy weather in­ u.g book to meet us. We followed them, to five fathoms ot water. This living >till pursuing onr leisure. On the mor­ “Sir,” I replied, “ I tlrnnk you for the t the case, it is a simple matter to apply row the slxip was to set nail from Horta. courtesy with which you have treated the principle to the air-tight submarine When Leonia heard thia she turmxi me. God knows how much I love vour ship. The devices for sinking it or for pale. While the Captain and the pass- daughter, and there is nothing I ani not raising it to the surface of the water ongera were saving a last farewell to Fer­ nandez, quietly approaching Leonia I 80011 enterjirising excursion whispered in her ear: g a trip along the bot“I aludl not go with them to-morrow. At 9 o’clock, expect me. I shall return." from a good family, honored in France, tickets, 50 cents ; 1 1 gentleman ’s Alaa, poor child! and all I possess is the education I hare tickets, 75 cents.—< /Vcc Preu. • A 1W CaaMera. My and Nplder-the Tables Turned. An old subscriber in Australia rends to the Gentleman’• Magasine the fol­ lowing: “Australia is the land of con- mole, fish which climb trees, cherries with the stone outside, and veritable wooden pears'—but one fact regarding spiders and flies is equally strange, for here there ia a fly which catches spiders. He is a energetic, hard-looking cus­ tomer; , longish and narrow; color, literal!} mourning, aud about three- The contribute to your comfort or tend to vour safety, from the Weatmghoure air brakes and the Miller bumpers to the little catch that holds the window cur- ventions and one that seems to us could bo made very useful, is called tin* “Wythe Speed Recorder." It is named from its inventor, who is said to have made and loot several fortunes ip inven­ tions. A stock company owns this pat­ ant. The machine makes an indisputa­ ble record of the movements of a train, end this record could-be used in evidence cracks of wood-work, and sometime* in the folds of curtains or clothes. In one is placed in the caboose. A gear to the case, while staying at a friend’s house axle moves a roller, over which a pa]K*r, about twenty miles from Sidney,' I left marked in amail squares, runs. A pen­ my .water-proof coat hanging untouclwd cil is adjusted to the surface of this ]»for about four days,' aud on taking it per, and when the axle turns, the paper down there was a nest neatly built in one m moved under ita point and receives a of the folds, of aliout the size of one’s mark. This pencil has two movements, little finger nnd three or four inches in one lengthwise of tho. paper, showing length. On replacing the coat and leav­ distance, and a second crosswise on the ing it for another few days, and then ex­ paper, showing time. When the train is in amining it, the nest was finished: it hod motion the pencil mark is diagonally three compartments, withone little white acroM the squares, and when at rest the grub in each, aud for its food several mark is up and down across the squares. small green spiders. Dot .then absolutely The instrument records irtojw, lan'kings dead, but npjwtreutly in a state of coma. and all motions of the train. It tells Tlicm* spiders were evidently taken out how often, how fast and bow for every of the orange orchard, ns there were move » made, and in cases of disputed plenty of the some kind alive about the evidence would do much towards fixing trees; but lost-week, while up in the resjxnisibiliiy for accidents. It shows mountains, I watched one of the flies just how long the train stands at any carrying off a black houac-snider quite point, and is to a train what a log-book ns big ns itself; and during the course of is to a ship.—Elmira Free Preu. tho day saw him three separate times, Always Polite to Ladles. and on each occasion with a large spider. I could not find the nest; but the farmer The conduct of some of the drivers on tells me that ho has occasionally done so, the street cars iu Galveston it certainly and found ns many ns twenty good-sized very reprehensible. An.old lady got on spiders of various’kinds, all apparently tho street car, and as soon os she set her dead, but not decayed, and generally eyes on the driver she called out, “ You five or six lame of the fly. are.the very driver that refused to stop “There is also a large spider which the car, and made fun of me.” actually catches small birds occasionally, “ Yesterday afternoon ? ” he naked. and kills and devours them! He is like I “Yes; yesterday afternoon." a wnm> in color; body, shnj>e aud size of , " On the corner of Twenty-seventh a small hAzel-but; legs, long and wiry; Street and Avenue L?" and he also looks like a hard-skinm-d ■ customer. The web is always double, ! 1 On the northwest corner ? ” one about half aa large again as the I 'Jost about that-comer.” other, and made of such a strong yel- | ' At 3 o’clock? ’’ lowish filler that, if accidentally walking ' Yes, air, at 3 o’clock.” into it, you feel a sensible stoppage of ■ 1 Was it a blue car with a bay mule ? ” way for the moment One birdyour way.for bird— .uure, ' Certainly j blue car and bay .mule. the wreck of which I myself naw left in and a feller with a rod pimple on his tlie wel>—wo* rather smaller tlmn the nose and mouth like a catfish, just like English wren, nnd the web was strong vours, driving it.” enough to stand all its struggles, although । •< And you craned out your neck thia a little broken here and there. way, and ojxjned your mouth until one “As regnqls size of some spiders, we । could read the maker’s name on your have a flaUbudied, gray -colored one hero ! false teeth, and bawled out. ‘Stop— which builds no web. but lives under i that—car ! Stop—that- -car ? ’ ” bark of deoil trees,'behind Ixionls, etc., “Yes you scoundrel," she replied, the Ixxly, of which is about the size of a drawing back to hit him with her urn­ shilling and not much thicker, but the ■ brella. legs of which are quite as long ns the “Then it wasn’t me, for I am alwavs fingers of tin ordinary-sized hand, nnd I polite to ladies, even if tliev are 95 yean the whole spread nf the brute is about a | old, Bport wreelain teeth and sass' car­ hand's breadth. This is for the fullest- j drivers. Ta ! ta ! ’’ anti he jumped over sized onfca; but the common run of them . the dash-board to swap cars with the are five to six inches across, aud the I driver coming the other way. style in which they pounce upon nnd double up the smaller cockroaclx.-s is A California Irishman in Paris. what our Yankee cousins would call *a ■ ’Die French republic has borne with caution.' weightier attacks, but it has at lost orObservation. dered out of France at twenty-four No line can be drawn lietwcen common hours’ notice Baron Harden Hickey,, knowledge of things and scientific knowl-■ Ixim Patrick Hickey, tho editor of edge, not between common reasoning and ■ Triboulct,.the comic paper supporting scientific reasoning. In strictness all ac- ’ the legitimate cause. That JIcnry curate knowledge is science, and r’J exact : Quatre, the French Bourlmn pretender, reasoning is scientific reasoning. The ‘ the pink of old-foHhioned royalist re­ method of observation nnd cxfieriment ktmw GiImH*-®- should xhnnhl lie u. supported by „a spectubility, in which such grent results ore obtained comic paper at all is funny; but tliat in science is identically the same as that the editor should lie a naturalized Amer­ wliich is employed by every one every ican Irishman, fresh from San Francinco, day of his life, but refined and rendered is queerer still. Hickey comes of a precise. If a child acquires a now toy, family which made its money in Itonanhe ol»erves its characters and experi­ za shares and went to Europe to enjoy ments ujion its properties, and are itself after the California fashion, which all constantly making observations and Hickey has done by buying n title of the experiments thing or another. Pove, marrying a wife in the exclusive .__________upon , ... one ---------------------------But those who have never tried to ob- jI legitimate colony in Paris, and then serve accurately, will be surprised to find ('diting a comic piper in French to how difficult a business it is: There is ' please the new royalist friends who had not one person in a hundred who can de- I adopted liim. Probably nobody but a scribe the commonest occurrence with ; California Irishman could have suoceedeven an approach to accuracy. That is ed in all this. His paper has a circula­ te say, either he will omit something tion of 50,000 a week, it has been prosewhich’ diil occur and which is of import-1 cuted forty-five times, and at last the once, or he will imply or suggest the co- j thin-skinned French Government has currence of something which he did not j clapiied the crown of martyrdom on his actually observe, but which he uncon- 1 head by banishing him. ’ nciouslr infers must have happened. | ____________ ' TOuM. iwotn.tMul .-..utraaict she H„rt B Empire Fall one another in a court of justice, it usually j rn . n v ’ ... , turns out tliat one or the other, or some- ' . JP1*’, Demopolis (^a.) Aews tells the times both, are confounding their infer- f«,ow*D8^^ry: “ Our census enumerences from what they saw with that ■ ??or W*8 c»‘°woman on Marten which thev actually saw. A swears tliat "’**114 ol<1 a B picked Ids pocket It turns out that woman was premd of her sgu all that A knows is that he felt a hand in I ^‘‘ecteon* of antrquity, ho hia pocket when B wm close to him, and I ‘lotion* touching tliat B was not the thief, but C, whom he Washington a ham and the Bevodid not observe. Untrained observers ! hdiounry war, all of which being satiamix up together their inferences from 1 toctorfly answered, he said : ‘ Old lady, what tliev see with that wliich thev act- • *9° “BT® t,be Roman eq­ ually see in the most wonderful way, and j 1*“* when it fell ? ‘ I don't sockly even experienced and careful observers j member d<> circumstance you spoke of are in constant danger of falling into the 1 heard a mighty rumblin’ same error. Scientific observation is ntn*‘ year de stars foil, and I spec it such as is nt onoe full, precise and free i , a “ttt- Things was constant from unconscious inference.— Profettor ’ y.ear> it fell in old Huxley. ! North Carolina you bet vour bottom ------------------j rag, hooey, I was d>r.’ ” Effects of Perfume on Health. i ----------------------------------We learn tliat an Italian professor has i I,ecP Mines in NevadLv. recently made some very agreeable mod-; The depth attained ia aa follows : The icinal researches resulting ui the diaoov- Utah 1,981) feet, th“ Sierra Nevada «y tUt vegetable perfume excreiscs a j 2,500, the Union Consolidated, Mexican positively heatliful influence on the at- and Ophir, each 2,500, Couaolidated mospbere. converting its oxygen into j Virginia and California 3.300, Best and ozone, and thus increasing ita oxidizing I Belcher 2,000, Gould and Currv 2,200, influence. The t-Maeiices found to develop I Hah- and Norcroes and Savage 2,400, thefiaigest quantity of ozone are those ot J Chollor 2,400, Ward vertical shaft 2,168, cherry, laurel, clover, lavender, mint, ■ Combination shaft 2,440, Yellow Jacket jumper, lemon, fennel and bergamot; 8,000, Belcher8,000, Crown Point 2,800 those that give it in smaller quantity are ! Overman and Caledonia each 1,900 Alta anise, nutmeg and thyme. The flowers f and Beaton each 1,950, Silver’ Hill of the narciMiia, hyacinth, mignonette, i 1,300, Consolidated Imperial 2,800 Bullhehotrope and hlly of the valley develop ion 2,300. ozone in closed vessels. Flowers dwdj-1 ------ ------ --------------------tute of perfume do not develop it, and i A Hawk Steals a Hat. those which have but slight perfume de­ A few days ago, aa a son of Mr. Nich­ velop it in omall quantities. Reasoning olas Norrish, of Naaoagaweya, was paw­ from tiisae facts, the profeasor recom­ ing through the wood* On his farm, he mend* the cultivation of flowers in marahy districts and in all places infected with noticed a hawk hovering around near him. Thinking nothing alnut the matanimal emanatious cxi account of the powerful oxidizingrinfltMsnce of ozone. family liefore any union with my daughter and times robbed by unfaithful caahicnt, I» a man would only strike but an in­ osu take place,” mildly answered Fer- lias invented an infallible test of compe­ stant sooner than he does he would get ’ tency. The caalxier presents himself. the mosquito every pop. the bird dived down and caught his hat in its claws and carried it aloft When the bird got about the height of the trees t let the Bat drop.—Montreal Witness. �CONSISTING OF just th* peraoo DR. BLUNT’S PATIENT, It ever a mortal man was fitly named, such was the case with Dr. Blunt, the name expressing one of .the strongest Skillful, the some could have l>een said of him with troth. And then the ex­ pression on his fate was a faithful index of another equally strong point of char­ acter, viz., great kindness of heart So quick spoken was the doctor on ordinary occasions, ho not only abbreviated sentedr«, but wards themselves frequently suffered a very perceptible dipping. ’ All the village of L------ was very much exercised one morning by the intelli­ gence that tho two best rooms in Mrs. Lowell's elegant house, which had been “Oil, yoo must, yon must I" they chirpvu iu concert. and ImsLcu they left she Into i»arUaiiy promised to accept the jKsritioa-r-to her own dismay. when the the. minister.ealtad, nnrl frirm-tHnw But W1MB1 DUUlSter. CaJlMl, a S few fcW ..j, Ao Ut-nryrd. «>.I oU W Blunt iotas hw lx»t low\r<l reptartag U» I® ta*^ that . d». of tinroly Jxm. in Hie Sabbath school who needed a doctor's well-worn driving glove*. ' Presently there came a knock at tlw teacher, wan just the work adapted to door, and Mrs; Cameron was admitted, the “ very resjiectabie Scotch woman " whom Mrs. Lowell had recommended as Miss Lacey finally wrote the doctor a a “finrt-clasa laundress, 'neat, honest spicy little note, telling him she believed and a church meml>er. any'more prescriptions would undo the doctor's liauda. Told how all her life was bound up in her “one wee girlie, Bat of late. the village gossips could her bonny' Janie,” who had never been strong since tiw first time she had con­ not fail to notice how . continually the vulsions, caused by indigestion, and how young doctor called at Mrs. Lowell’* “monnv wm the night the gudo mon house. One morning a* the elder doctor was liad staid until the morning, and niver a coming out of the house, ho met Lawyer penny of pay would he take for iL” Peckham, when tho following character. “l)o you know the young doctor, ma- i istic" LlLs colloquy ensued: ’am?” ' “-Hi! Good morning, doctor. Well, “No, Pm a stranger here, and know I hear the young doctor is alxrnt to bring but very few persons.’’ a daughter for you to the ' family man­ “Well, miss, the young doctor is a sion.”’ . winsome lad, and n Christian indeed. “Yes, yes!"—very quickly. “Well, He tolls me oft I shouldn’t fret for fear well, there's-foom enough in tho house nnd my heart for tho precious girl, the rlha jpido God to spare mo one ewe good Lord knows, and as for young . b, an’ it Imi his,will. He has practiced Blunt, M/D.—who actually presumes to with’ his father the year or more, nnd ludieve tfat ho loves and appreciates her how the auld doctor loves him!, He has j better tfci I do—the renegade! if she a funny way of calling him nil kinds ot con do on thing toward reclaiming tliat uncanny names, but iveryone known lip reckless ase—There! forgotten' my is the light of the aula man’s eyes.” - glt.vw<~ti b as the world must go bock And soon after Mrs. Cameron gathered for "* tern. Morning, Peckham." up her liaaket and departed. Miss Lacey hod succeeded in closing up ‘ A Forbidden Land. Us ™ The o»>y lorbiddtai- land on tho taco E ORNO STRONG, ICdttor and Proprietor. OFFICE IN TRUMAN'S BRICK, SECOND STORY. ADVERTISING BATBS. 1f= LOO •ts n.oo SB 80.00 Dress Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Notions, Cloths, Flan­ nels, Ticks, Shirting, Stripes, Checks, Denims. 140 106 53 984 368 324 50 Suits of Underwear, for Ladies and Gents. Suits of Clothing, for Men, Boys and Youths. Overcoats, for Men, Boys and Youths. Pre. of Boots and Shoes, for Men Women and Children, prs. of Rubber Goods, all styles. prs. of Buck Gloves and Mittens. Pieces of Prints, for 5 cents per yard. Groceries -for Everybody. I always aim to make prices on goods as LOW AS THE LOWEST SHashuille girrrtonj. VILLA GE OFFICERS PrmMenl—EJItiu Chlncr.an. ReroMer-Fniiik MctHrby. . And prices on PRODUCE as High a« the Highest and give every one a fair, square deal. , I>. C. OR1FJFITH. JJARDWARE SPECIALTIES Mintal-W*. Pnrkwr. JlocktUfi. \ ] EIHUIHHT Ef-AWPAL CHURCH-A. D. Nsw-’ ill Tow. pMlor. K-rvleea every Sabbath st Detroit Stove Works Stoves, BUILDERS’ HARDWARE, 35u>inrM ^irertonj. " W. IL YOUNG', Iron, Nails and. Steel, ?' «■. glofo ta the ktagdom ta Coro. ; I Loowljr el>«kmR, there aro not many D. Offic* Ewt .Ueof M»luBtr«l, Nuhvlta men in the wdrlj who owe whether the • < iffic* hour* from 1 to 9 *. m. and 4 to " j>. m : co”“l7 “ °I5° " ‘h.Ut M““ ; enough who do cart, to make it vary' H. A. BARBER, the rent was so high, had been taken by owmfart.W. tor the Oortxma, who,would iiislies. mid HruBhes, I). Homeopathic’ Phjilclon and Huntvoo a young lady who was a real live heirem, a Ortiee. near roaldtn©*. on corner of Wwlilw much rather live in a land forbidden to •having no one but herself to support; ion aud Stale BtraaU, Na*hvilk, Mich. f strangers than to be liable to constant and she was going to furnish the rooms 1 And that moment a rap at the door ruriptions of foreigners, with their pro­ with no end of costly pieces ” aud j DR. C. W. GOUCHER, being answered, Dr. Blunt entered, ;iogals for trade, their outlandish notions, lovely aroamenta; and furthermore, Lnwburned, flushed, and more abrupt iu i their strange influences on domestic manner nnd speech than before. manners, speech and religion. estate, said she was a beauty, but in very “Say, my dear girl, will you help n Nearly ever since the world began, so poor health, he believed. So the good- poor woman in great extremity? far „ we ^uubut fe# interra})­ CHAS. H. BRADY, natured gossips ruminated aa to how *sd TTORNEY at Law and Solicitor in Chancery , „ •>ti ns,'the kingdom of Corea has been it was that one couldn’t have everything ' “Oh .^^<1 1 n! hlmt up from the rest of the population ileal Kalat* aud Inauranc* Accul. Collecting | PUMPS, BOTH WOOD AND IRON, in this world. If yon have wexdtli, like­ and Couvcyauclnic * apecialty. Bounty and Pen’ bl the glolm u hermetiiwliy a. i! it alou Claim* promptly attended to. aud all othar I ly as^pot you have’ no health with which TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE, T?" ? ”= hwh^d toeon. o( lh„ .gUUvtaion, ol the to enjoy it; things are pretty evenly dealt '*• '"? i'hJ‘aren, ,pT 1 moun’e .nrtacc, Untd very klele, the SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS, out, after all; aud no after the maimer of '«>■» 1««»R her only . ,hieh Imve hrni newsveoden. . LEWIS DURKEE, C 1 irill “S’1 “me onemiwt about t (u it« wmutatiuu. nhveidie mrantrv. country, ita population, physiTABLE CUTLERY, SHEARS, RAZORS, 4c., Dame Rumor serais, for once, to have watch with her. I must lie off iu AWYER, Notary Public, Rea! Ratal* and Inaur , cal jieculiarities and ita history, hits been ante Atvlit. Collection promptly made, and heard only tho facta in the case, for in a .nolher direction. My de«r ehUd." FARMERS’ AND MECHANICS’ TOOLS. derived from the tale* told by a Dutch Conveyancing prop-rly executed Uffioa In *>. C few days the rooms were really furnished agnm tliat tender tone, “wouldn’t you ' J-,' ‘ .. ,„ cast away upon ,7' the Oriffiili'a Mare. m“rXn n?' Thanking the public for their liberal patronage during the post, I shall and occupied ns pnslicted, and Mrs. like to hrwryourftavtar^y to you to. Ij sailor who was endeavor by good goods mid Loir Prices to merit it iu the future. Lowell was highly dated over the gorxi morrow monung: Inasmuch as ve did ; EMORY FARAD Y. , . -. t-i u :t?.ii i hk” P" looks as well as affluent circumstances of it nntoone of tlm leut of therm y. did it nA,'” USTICE (IF THE PEACX. CouTeyancinc caroHnlde, picked picked up up mudi much indirect indirect inforinforJ Halde, her new boarder, though in describing unto me ?" tullr anil promptly attended to. Office eaat her she had said: “Oh, I'll go, doctor; IT1 be ready iu a • mation in China and Japan from sliipwrecked Coreons, who are supposed to “ But something ails the‘poor girl; she moment." hove told ns many lira, though of a dif ­ WM. PARMENTER, is so nervous, my dear—but fresh look­ “Better take off that long-tailed dress ing as a daisy, and not the least and don a good sensible calico; I’ll go ferent character, as Henrik Hamel, the shipwrecked Dutchman, after he suc ­ down to the parlor," added the doctor, W. IL GRISWOLD. “ and wait and take you right along in ceeded in getting away from the Core* One morning, as Lawyer Peckham was the buggy with me. Quick, now; I ans, who hiid kept him as iu curiosity for D. Ilomoeopathle PhvelcUn end Surgeon. coming out of Mrs. Lowell’s house, he wouldn't waif long for the Queen of nearly twenty years. As we ore apt to • Office over D. C. Griffith's store. Rcaldenc* corner 1 ’ uIIUm and Durkee streets. Prompt alien­ magnify the greatness of the unknown, . — . — ----------------------------met Dr. Blunt going in. ’ Shelia. ” ...... ........ .. _.n. j.. ... the prevailing belief through the civil ; 1100 toc*u*dayor ----------------- NEW STOCK OF“ Morning, Peckham," said th* doc­ “Well, of nil things!” thought Miss tor, in his quick way. A. M. FLINT, Lacey. “I don’t know but that doctor izvd world has l»en that Corea is a land flowing with milk and honey, teeming! •‘Good morning, doctor. Guess my will be the death of me. Ci—perhaps his client is about to become you patient, strange method will be the making of with riches of all kinds, and filled with ] A wi >• promptly made. ( gorgeous palncc., and cloud-capped eh?" , me.” ' Store. NuLville, Web“Yes, yes," jerked out the doctor, She flew about the room in a surpris­ towers, the like of which Imve not been . qrlffll>‘ JUST RECEIVED. WE ARE SELLING THE CELEBRATED “shouldirt wonder," and he disappeared. ing manner for her; donned a good warm since the days of Kublah Khan and his ' R FARAD rFARADY, i, A moment later Dr. Blunt entered morning dress, and iu another moment Oriental splendor. Cupidity has, there- > anufacturerot Boouand Sbo«. M»kin« ! fori* been" added to curiosity, and the and repairing naaUy don*, alao «trtd attan- . the doctor's horse was tearing along tho vuumuuvuu ww.au ... vuna-a u.v«a aa.ua Uss to tUI all orders promptly, and al tbatowwt ' lady reclinod languidly in the sumptuous t road as if to outrun his imwter’s im­ commercial world is eager to break into £*S^*!**------depths of a “Sleepy Hollow” chair, but patience. Yet during the ride the doctor the forbidden land, to nuisuck ita rich , I" "• RASE Y, the quick experienced eye of a medical ; ex]>lnined to his companion how she must store-houses, and to gajte in wonder at '• marvelous ’ -------------------•TA RAYMAN. Good* and B*nac« carried to any monuments. man knew at a glance'that something be v<rv calm—“aud von can be,” he 1 ita “““ yj pi^uT'aie* ----- SOMETHING BETTER THAN-----U place In th* village. Stout buraea, yood dray was wrong; although, as Mrs. Lowell R.IMwiUKvmnndi.cempIm.vta-tarlhc Wh.f Wrltarw Re«ln. .wl .Im., had said, she was rosy and plnmp, the child was suffering from spasms qniU; . CHARLES SCHELDT, expression of the eye was troubled, rest­ Vi..l™t, <lmtre-taB Uta <Uog-rorm. HTurning from the remnnentaion of Mless and morbid, the doctor seated him- i tnl.l bri-llv how th- Iwtlm mn.t Iw ..I- then, for thmr volume, to tho compeum- . I ■elf beside his fair patient, felt her I ministered, and the water kept hot nil tion of writers for the press, the light _ FOR FASTENING SOLES OF BOOTS & SHOES, WE RECOMMEND THE. pulse, and then vented the remarkable night; and flnallv. in mentioning tho pn- , ,uitl the shade are not as strongly marked. ^ili^ccllancous XChuU. query: t».-nfaname,imn»ri*ed Mwa Laccv bv re- j Th« struggle in the cast- at jtapere aud “ Was it me or the young doctor you i veiling the fact that it wan poor little magazines i» not so much for n high rate wanted?” .Tat;ie Cameron, who liad been taken ill i of payment aa for the acceptance of a yyOLCOTT HOUSE, •• Oh, you, by all means,” said Miss 1 that vert afternoon, during her mamma’s manuscript The rate of payment is set37»»hvillei, Afiolxigan. Lacey with a'smile, but instantly the I alvu-nce.’ ’ tied, mid, except forspecial reasons, is the BECAUSE IT IS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO troubled looked returned. She tulded. Arrived at the house, tho poor, diseach article. Th* rate in the C. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. “ I' want all tho experience passible t treswsl mother became verv ranch <->m- I principal magazines and reviews is about Tbl« I* a n-w I’olrl. Win rally Incited. veil kept. brought to l»ear upon my case.” forted bv th* presence of “the dear, a cent a word for prow, though articles an-1 Ila u*in-n« arr alwnr, evrv of cettlnc t«X»r a> “Any parents’” auired the doctor. sweet voimg teddy who wm too pood U> either of exceptional value or of specially eouim<Mlal>oi>* lor I lx* amount paid, titan at any “No, rar, my mother died of consump­ show such kindneaa to a poor bodv like noteworthy anthorslun aro paid at a -------------- FASTENED WITH IT.- tion when I was very young; my father nivsel’!" The doctor gave mort minnte much higher rate. The rote in moat died when I was a mere chili" directions to l>o followed through the | weekly journals (most of which are of a “ Humph! Have any local pains? Suf­ night, then left with th* cheerful obser- religious character) u alidbtiy more than P J. PI KCIIIS, fer from hemliu he nausea?" vBtio!r | ouc cent for two words. During the last “Ili aend that voung doctor around I J**" ? y°oc« 7riUr ,k“°,wn, *? “No, sir; nothing of the kind. There Boss Barber, seems to be a fear of something all the about midnight, if >ie makes hi« appearTV’. G. AYLSWORTH. of thu 1*1** h“ pul’^ed fourtime, an undefined apprehension; some- 1 anoe nt the family mansion before that teen articles in seven of the lemhnp mag­ times I think I may die, as mother did, time Oh, the most graceless biped!" mnnes and quarterlies. For them he ha* JJEItE YOU HAVE THEM. of consumption." and hr was pone, received $426.50—an average of $30 for Union Houm. Misa Lacev reflected with great satis I*l*rH* Um also published “ Got any religion?" “Why, certainly, doctor. I should faction the x«xt dav tliat not one thought , twenty-seven articles m five religious O • When we Bay this, we mean that you have otary PubHc, hope sO. I am a church member, aud conld she r. rm ralier having bewtowrd , weekly journals. E or them he wa* paid Mapl* Orova, Mich more have l>een for years. I lave my religion,” upon herself during that long, painful S192.5O-<ua’ average -- ------------of- -slightly ------------------g LIEBHAUSER, and quick sympathetic tears oflirme J the night with ita new experiences of real (than $7 for« r each. This example indicate* troth of the prompt assertion. suffering. All her energies and symps- the general --- ------ ' rate of payment for ordinary " Ever seen Jesus Christ sick and vis­ tines were directed toward helping and artidea.—Charles T. Thwing, in the ited Him,’or naked and clothed Him, or comforting the agonized mother and re­ Independent. ministered to the thousand nnd one wants lieving the aick child. READY MADE CLOTHING, We are opening the largest and most complete clock ot A Remedy for Adrendty. of the ‘little one*’ forever representing the About miilnight while ah* was bend­ SPRING GOODS, that we have ever had the . Savior’s symliolized sufferings?” The Lanr.ct suggesta that more ac­ ing over a warm bath, in which she was “Alas, no!” sighed poor Miss Lacey, “I firmly holding the convulsed frame of count ought to be taken than is taken Mawrtvllle. , Mich. pleasure to present before the people of have wonted for years, but thin nervous poor Janie, the door opened and th* of the condition of. health in estimating rpHAT HUSBAND OF MINE I Nashville and vicinity, as a call at weakoeM unfits me for anything useful yon up doctor entered. There was no the causes of sncceM or failure in life. or practical I give regularly to several s<.rt of an introduction between the two— The habit of failing is formed in some G*u hU SHAVING »nd HAIR CUTTING our store will fully prove. charitable objects, and hope some good who thinks of formalities at such a families, aud seems to be transmitted bv is done in that wav." time?—but at one© they Worked together inheritance; the same is the case with A. L. RASEY'S, “Humph! Well, I’m going now. over the suffering child. Miss Lacey constitutional peculiarities, and often Don't know just what I shall preecrilie, wm vaguely aware that a young man, with certain, morbid conditions. It ■nd MtaJoHw bisdtouuhi c»n b*. A full but feel confitkmt I can help you. Per­ bearded and mustached. with a calm, would be an interesting and profitable Um WGente FurnhUIsc GoodaCtpiro sod ToUcco, haps I’ll ron in again bef *rc night with deep voice and shapely white hands, study to examine how far what is called OF ALL THELATEST PAT-TEUNS. gave, orders which she prom ply obeyetl, ill-luck or bad fortune is induced, by such J£A. BUSH, and spoke words of hop? and encour­ peculiarities. Accepting this view, “so ‘ “THE BOSS” agement to the poor dazed mother. It far from ita being strange that failure of “Certainly, with pleasure,” laughed did not once occur to her that there was success should ‘run in families,* it would It must also be remembered that we also carry an immense Ufftmt Lacey, and for tliat instant there anything novel in her position, aa, lidd­ be inexplicable, contrary to every nat- . ing the child in her arms, quieted at Inst, ural law and preoedent, if he did not do ] waa no trouble in her blear eye*. stock of NAflH VILLE. • MICH. K*o*!rinr<5<,M .id, n—.nd nur-oh the young doctor sat close beside her, so. The farce of character, strength of! t PteyaUh. asking questions and giving advice, now will, clearness of mental vision, and . ly, “my housekeeper isn t qualities of vigor, patience, and persever■ VV1LL1AM JONES, and then turning down a corner of the mending, according to my blanket to watch the changing expression ance, w hich constitute the secrets of sue- . r v then there’s only my boy, of th* little sleeper's face. cess in life, ore the several properties of . AND doctor. m But he, more.accustomed to such try­ tin- physieil organism, comjKrunded as it aud the ing scene*, after the first momenta of in­ ia of Ixxiv and mind." A new rare is radise, throe tense application to the case, began BUggestei) then, the “health cure,” u* a HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC. U I I r door opened won dering who this angel of mercy could remedy for adversity, which would be ; r. |■ j I | be, working m if her whole rouI were first personal, then hereditary in its aim, I nr W. tay for CASH ud boy var, doae; sad cooaaqnactir ear auataaMoe bound up in relieving this poor little bavatba boDeStotit ! t)E N’T I STS 1 What a funny doctor’ What a queer, child of a lowly mother. How long lie worthy uic- atwnuon philosophers. 1 NasbvtlJ** Mlcta, r old gentleman!” thought Miss might have remained is uncertain, had I social philoaophers. ’ -Oh, he th£E?Sliooooi»tort.ble . patient to n«xt much .tteUtioit,” ahe thought repintaglr, bnt he might hare at l£at t..l<l n><> what my eSmplatat waa. There! tho hail rtaia; piihupa tliat is ba now " M M PURE WHITE TO AND LINSEED OILS, Vni’ Colors CHAMPION X-CUT SAWS, A L J FRANK C. BOISE. M M STANDARD SCREW FASTENED GOODS STANDARD SCREW RIP OFF Till: SOLES' CALL AND SEE THEM, Bargains in Spring Goods. DRESS GOODS and PRINTS, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, BOOTS, SHOES, ALL KINDS 5 FOOT COVERING, KOOHBB BROTHERS. �MAIN LINE. ADAPTSD FOR BURIHlrC AU. KJ1TDS OF FOIL EVERY 8TOVE WARRANTED A SUCCESS. None their Equal —Acknowledged Favorites. ALWAYS AWARDED FIRST PREMIUM. The •Grr-Buy the Best “SW . Sold by . C. C. WOLCOTT. Chastity .is like a broken vase; it can The Ornw Lake fitw of last week be mended, but can never be made conies to the front with over nineteen OUR EUROPEAN LETTER. piONEER STORE GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. whole. ‘ ___ columns of spiyv reading matter.nearly KA8TWAK1 . ’ The best way to do goojl is to do it, double the amount given by the Con­ L ondon, Eng., Aug. 90,1880. when opportunity offers, and not to say cord, Manchester, Chelsea or Dexter There ia a strong effort being made papers, and its local department was a* or think much about it. K*pld.----- Lr. HAO an OAOaw! WE ARE ALWAYS READY TO ENTERTAIN CUS- Or'd replete with news as a ripe-orange is of in England to induce the government ran < rm1 lltammond.......... .. : AM j Middleville.............. It** A business man accomplishes more meat. Evidently ita publisher intends to lower the inland telegraph rate from IIiMImi............... .... l:U , 7.« tomers and to treat them to the infive minutes than a lazy man does in to push the Sewa to (he front rank of a shilling to sixpence, for a dispach of NMhvilh------- Lv_. ia* I tao ■ 1 VaroMBtvHU ......... UM I twelve words, with another half-penny tiiree hours. Yet one says U»at his time country journalism, and Grass Lake *11 1w 1* Charlotte--------- Salon Rapid*......... 240 is worth as much as Chat of the indus­ bqaineM men cannot serve their indi­ for each additional woid, and Mr. Faw­ tea » Riva* Jonctioa----- ! &10 Vioo 11 trious man. vidual interests better than to give the cett, the administrator of the Port- office Jaakaoa.__ . . sas <♦ SAOp tai »>■! DvirolU... .Vers a hearty, generous patronage, for favors the reductions. Of course, the Ad unknown was was killed by the •VVE8TWARD. such a paper is worth hundreds of dol­ people will unanimously support the oars at Stratford the other day. The movement, and it only needs the in ­ lars to any village. contents of his pockets, GO cents nnd u ducement of the Chancellor if the Ex­ pair of scissora, would indicate that he A few days since, John Karin, a sa­ chequer and the approbation of the Dvtroll,----- ..—Lv1 ; Jaekaon._________ UM was connected with journalism. loon-keeper in Buffalo N. Y., who had Ministry to put the reform into execu­ AT T H EItlve* Junction, . ,1*M Krton RapMa,. • “ spent many years of his life in making tion? The energy (and efficiency with Chariot ----August Dehi\ was sentenced to six drunkards and preparing customers for. which the telegraph system is manag­ VenasstVlDa-. months’ imprisonment in Baltimore for NaahrMlc violent deeds, refused to let one of his ed here proves the advantage of the Hartlags-..-— drunkenness, on the complaint of his boarders, Martin Hannigan, have any governmen^dwnerahip of the lines. No tilie, . mother. Before his term was over she Basisrart_.~. more whiskey. Martin waited till Ka­ rival companies have to be consulted, «3C p.M.I 10J0 Grand Rapid*,. died and left him by will $10,000. rin had retired; then with a butcher­ and no private interests to be consider­ Tbrougb Coachct and Sl««pin< Can to and from. Grand Rapid, and iMtrolt. All train, eon wet In A citizen of Plymouth, Ind., fired six knife quietly went into the bedroom ed. The telegraph is really a branch of ume dejAit at Iirtrolt wltb GraU Wakra, Grand shots at a supposed burglar, and then wherej he was sleeping with his two the posh-bffice, and quite as much be­ Trunk .nd Canada Soalbcrn Rallvaya. B. C. BBOWK, . H. B. U5DTAKD. his wife called ofit: “8ee here, Sam, children, turned down the bed-clothes longs to the public, and it would be Aaa’l Gen'l Supt Jackaoa. Gen’l BupT Detro! Hatar C- WatTwcart. if you don't stop shooting at me, yen’ll and plunged the knife into Karan’s far better fhr the general interest of G.n'J PaaoandTlckat Agtnt.Chicaav. have the house full of neighbors.” heart, killing him instantly.. Another the peoplesf, in all countries, dispatch­ 0 *w. SMITH SELLS voter lost and another one liable to be es sent by electricity, were manage 1 by Good old Samuel has sent his check anchored for some time. the same authority and controlled by ’ for $100,000 to help the Democrats set the same head, as communications by The Rev. Frank Marshall entered post. All advanced civilized nations ’cm up at the saloons along the Hue. A GENUPNE MASON large number of voters do not know Fairland, Ind. without credentials, but will soon come to this, and the next how to vote till they ore full of swash, he was so good looking and fluent that great step in national progress will be he readily gained favor with the Bap­ the adoption of all railways by the or fired with fuse oil. ’Rah ! tist congregation, and soon liecame Joseph Melody of Independence, Mo., their paster. He was equally success­ State, which should be run for the ben­ efit of the people, and not for private was murdered by Lewis Hiltz, and full as a beau, and was able to take companies or indidualt. In this coun­ WHITE Hiltx Was acquiteu on the ground of his pick of the maidens of the place. TROUT. insanity; but lie was recently struck He chose the daughter of the wealth­ try. under government management, L.AKJE HERRING, the profits of the telegraph business are dead by snnstroke^on the same day of iest resident, and a wedding day was constantly increasing. The net amount ----- By the pound or keg.-----the month, nt the same hour of the day, appointed. Just before the time came. of profit for the first three months of and on the very spot where be committ­ bowcrer. white the popular ckrgymau | thepreR!nt5.ear £50,000. and ed the deed. nt a Booial gathering, hl« wite ap- ■ it „ Mtimat«l that tlie prolit. ot the . .Ml.l peared _t,i. with a child i„ in her arms. He I tdegrapi.j.. WIvioe for dlc cntire yrair An exchange prints an article by _..™t “IS1-. B. Stowe, entitled,.“Why men had deserted her in Ohio. A Jjocose | a.jy not t)(, ]eRH t|)ftn £400,000. Hero is ig her, j jjubfantial argument for reducing the AND fall.’’’' The most frequent cause of deacon insisted upon bis kissing taYiff, which would bo tantamount to a man's fall in summer and fall is attri­ and be did so with a bad grace. ana i-;id epd jieach peach skins skin, on on I ------------- ---------------------- , , dirnmlon of the probu.among the poo- j butable to banana A„.l wl,i.t.« A lady of nmk had teceived the bon-। pie who make use of the wires. AWWl the sidewalk, £ ' ' . ' - of .Agitationto dinner fom .be the rest of the rear. But Mrs. Stowe • *’t enumerate eith ■ ­ I*nncew Mary of Teck, for a day when mcnt ruieM 4Very thing—even the fash-, querly enough doesn 1»ICIKI> BEEF she was engaged to dine with nn old ionablc world—men and women of al! I PRENNED BEEF. er of these causes. friend. She wrote two lettm.-one | clasres, fashionable and unfashionable, IIERRIXG Ac HALIBI T. to th. Princes in her aweeteat manner, I -« Lark Edwards, a drunkard. boasted in’a barroom at Sumerset O..that he had acknowledging the honer, &c., ic: i greater number to the Isle of Wight,; murdered a man eighteen years before. anqtlier to her frind begining, “such a I and especially to Cowes for the yacting. ^-^AND^— bore, dear! Fnt Mary ha* invited me I Those who neither yact or shoot are He discribed the exact spot where he . .. , 1 t 1 preparing to visit the Continent or rid„ pia..,.,, [ had burned the body. He was a no­ to dinner on onr day, and of coarse I \ Jon]‘c of Jnr BnnK,ro,„ torious liar, and nobody believed his must go.” To her horror, shq learned <»f which the one now attracting most story, but soon afterward human bones i by the next port that her friend had , attention is Seabrough on the ^ orkwere unearthed nt th. .pot be W in- I got the Tetter tor th. Prince" In her^ Anew tb«»notue bad in- I gm I -e inlier .or .nn .mgra ... ..er m M)wethin £-1>f tb(. tiuj or^o ,, A.neo^orku,™.!. AND HEAPS OF dicated. He has been arrested, Arrested, nnd ।i envelope. envelope, The rhe mischief was done, and to |M. opened at Seabrough ; and there is evidence <enough to proludy , she went prepared to throw herself nt i in honor of the event.1udaa Maccabreua the feet of her royal Hostess, when the is for some mystic reason to |« played. convict him. —--------------Prince met her will. ope.. hand. .....I I *• Mg. "J°!a C. W. SMITH. .... ,. .: •’ English ana . . , , , , ... . ..... .. ano American singer* smgera are enIf there is anything needed by Jay inrilrngfuceu.lhe Mid; -lot Man ga^l for tho oeewioti, the muMailcdGould it is a new railroad. It is said ia very pleased to ree you. and hope , ebration will certainly not be without 1 Don’t fail to call; we will do you good. interest. Those, moreover, who have he is to build one from the Black Hills vou won’t find her a bore.” ■ ____ | no taste for music may regale their to Oregon. Gould may l>e on over­ eyed with the sight of no less than 34 reaching man, but so long as he reach­ In jxilitics, ;u> elsewhere, .« ........... , niHtuin. hum u ***c been *invited u*i*cu num mayors, who have from ।| es over the country with bars of iron, proper to do evil that good may come, various ——"UB parts of England, aud and who are ted to attend in their robes with 1| forming railroads, lie is of more use to Bribery. <«1« counting and oilier .ucli i •expected chains of of gold gold around around their their ,. . . .11 1 official11 chains the country than one of those men who dishonesty, are to be condemned. e\cn Scabrough is in more than one SO 1 ears before the Public. spend nn hour each morning at prayer when employed iu tuippoi t of "the ' Nense the mort entertaining o* all onr Pronounced by all to be the most when he ought to lie cutting wood for right ticket.” In other Words, an hnn- | watering places. Instead of taking Removed next door to Reese fit Detrick's grocery, where you can tind all kinds of »« “V*« W pluuant and effieaciotu remedy now in his wife who goes out for aprons full of eM politician will dennnnee them- ' ,. * , . .• r 1 .1 : hotels, the residents at the hotels at use for the cure of cougkt, colda, itoaraechips and dirt wherewith to cook taters things not only when practiced by the ' Seabrough meet two or three time, a . nesa, croup, tickling sensation in tho for her lazy saint. other party, but also when done on his | day—for breakfast, lunch and dinner— Made of bestJJak Leather. Ohio Tanned. We also keep „ , throat, "Hooping whooping evugu, cough, etc. etc. orer Over a _ -w-'K . own aide. And such denunciation i at table, d'hote ; and it i« cu.tonmry « million bottlca aold within the hut few A young man from Texas married a would burerom. weight. A. fortbo, | yean. It gives relief where ever used, girl in North Carolina, and then pro­ territde fellows of the opposite part), ; nized as being of first order, to invite nnd the power to impart liencflt that posed to leave her while be worked his are they not a graceless set who al- 1 the inmates of the ocher hotel* of the ctiNNot be hail from the cough mixtures <? b*1*** Picnics and excurway back to his Tex. home,in the hopes ways do wrong? Have you not desions of various kinds. . now in use. Sold by all druggists at 25 of there earning money enough to send nonuced their evil deeds for years .cud ()ur Italian vocalists, vocalists, of of various various nana- i Our • cents per bottle. for her. She said however, that she yet they are not reformed? Give them ' tionalities belonging to our Italian ----- AND ALL KINDS OF-----had rather accompany him afooL up then as incon igible, nnd take your companies, are taking flight in the moat | They therefore made the journey of own party in hand. Let it lw under- i appropriate directions. Mme. Marie : ! 1,600 ns tramps hut their, good appear­ atom! that if atah.ne.ty i. praclired. | ------ ^CALL AND GET PRICES.-------I plaipt, constipation, sick headache, fe­ ance gained for them considerable help even though it be iu support of your a particularly good effect on the throat ver and ague, and all diseases of the along the way, and for the last fifty own side, you will denounce it, nnd ' nnd od the singing powets generally ;, ____ HAVlXtklN CUXXECTION WITH THE NEWS stomach and liver. Sold by all drug miles they rode trinmpbnntily in a car­ dtah.ne.ty will be dimintahed. There , the moat nunplato Job Printing rMaUlohment In gi«t nt 25 cents per box. riage, provided by an enthusiastic ad­ are good men iu each party, aud there bMni hM Bturrea for flpa. Mme. Patti Harry county, w« K>!lcit o.Jcrafmtn nor friend* and Ibr nubile generally. All wort done In the It. MKLLEr mirer of their pluck. are bad men also. If the.good men in j will take her iiest at the castle she has in Wales. each party would keep an eye ou the purchased - -»»-«»-»-A woman at Carsou, Nevada, is said bad men on th^ir own sMc,’ politics A I.;,” ATTE> riO> A l l . £? T. BOISE, to have undertaken to refrain from would be improved. i>TtXjGGHSs*rjr, A case of assault and batten*, in } —-------------- _A_r speaking for forty days. The report which farmer's sons weie plaintiff and , t . _____ -u. — — — i runs as follows: “She began at 9 in the Germany can boost of having pro* (Successor to Boise Bros.) morning and ut KH her pulse w$s so duced probably the niairfrd Justice Alley yesterday, and tlie plain---------------------------------w , -——— ' YOU CAN FIND AT MY STORE feeble from rxuw’tion that the physic­ couple dint »ver suaxLUefure in .a3mr, ians feared she would die by noon. At in thepersons of a minlatarC “Mnrqth^ mutbitUtn'dcfcnSmt'.'rsmih- must You can always find the following articles, or will be innde to -|~x -[—> -1—rr~31 have man tb«■ ligbt which took pine order : All kinds of 11 her heart beat twenty-six a minute, and “Marchioness.” who Imve for some just out side the kichcndoor. The de- ( Jledicinrs, Chenilcala. aud her resperations were hardly no­ time been exhibited on th© Place du tt-ndnnt'a mother being on tlie stand ' ticable. Tier friends here urged her Theatre st Odessa. The “Marqu>*»” » the lawver began: Paint*. Oils, Varuishrs, “Well where were you wheu tlie first, td discontinue her terrible task, and native of Keil, is 30 years old, and blow was struck T* ! told her some gossip about a neighbor. weighs only nineteen pounds, while Surgical Inatrumeuts AND---------- -- -------------- ,----------------------- ----------- —-------, v-• REAPERS -----------------------------------------,tuu On hearing it she immediately rushed his escort, a young lady, born in Neu­ i*;^TOygSK!!a»fc|| JSBpgc And an all ini'ifntiing the leading m-mtxiif* Remedies in in from the house, and going across the munster some two WWW and Miau twenty AM VIII» years „ Shovel Plows, Corn Cultivators and Harrows both Square and PrOpricltOiy McdlClIlCS was your busband f” street met a lady friend and talked to ago, ju«t turn, the lurnle al IS pound.. . He wm 111 inuicthebarn barnmenatn mending the hat night, nnd tapow fully restored. A certain phiweaut thread of roman re Immess mid School Books, d greatdng greasing the the wagon. wagon.”’ runs through the story of tbe drc<u» “Where was vour daughter Saralif” Blank Books, There is a“kfowing indication on the sUnecs that led to tEeif union. AT- i “Surah whs in the north bedroom • Miscellan’s Books. A LARGE LINE OF part of many able bodied young men though they were both German Ixirn chainring the pillow cases on the spare I Double and Single, Heavy and light, unsurpassed in style, qualBibles, Autograph and and_W4nren. now-n.ulays, to lire' twitfi- wonders,' kuUed 14’ tbei;. parents to “And where was Jane!” ,, ity and low prices. Repairing done cheap. Collars, Collar Photograph Albums out work. It’s fashionable indeed with traveling showmen at an early age, “Jane? She had run ovic to a neigh- { Pads and in lact everything in the Harness Kite. A COMPLETE LINE OF some, to let the parents, who cared for they never happen to meet at the fairaed bor’s to borrow some coffee and a nut- ■ “Let's see! Haven’t you a sister liv-! them in infancy and th* yean of their and Kermeaaen of their native land: helplessness, dig and delve for them, but, a year ago, the “Marquis” being ing u ith you?" Carriages, Top and Single buggies and Spring wagons. Trim-' Wall Paper and Bordering, ’•Yes, sir. She was sewing carpet when they should by every principle of on exhibition at Moscow, while Frau­ [TRIMMED FREE] mi ng a specialty. Old tops made to look as good as new. right and lustier, amumothn burden of lein Lilli was starring at St. Peters- rag* up stairs.” AS FINE A LINE OF “Ah’she was? Yon hove a yon ng Remember we have a foundry and are always ready to rea­ their own existence, aud manly and buif?, they became aware of one an­ son named Charles, haven’t yon?” womanly, battle for themselves. The other's existence through reading the per make or furnish anything made of Cast or Wrought As there is in town, and all vKr* “Yes, sir. and he wna salting the newspaper notices of their respective rtiuep Hcroe* the road.” Iron. ranted to be as represented “Just so. Yon are a very busy fam­ characteristics, and entered Into a cor­ or money refunded. ily, I see. I suppose even the dog was Hvhrp creature in God's Kingdom, but respondence, wliich led to a rendezvous very busy just al thia particular mo­ Horseshoeing and Job Work done by the best of workmen, SEE man, is forced to caia for iuwdf ; why and ultimately to their marriage. Now ment?’' they take their prufesnioual rounds to­ Scrapers and Farm Bells cheap. Chilled i i aaww^aowy. at the gate looking towards De« Casting a*specalty. all .self reliance.be taught human-kind gether, and are saving up their earu- down troit for one-norar lawyers!” and land sides to fit almost any plow. Kettles, all sizes, Col-: Pn*cr*r*OM at a iaj» with the object of retiring into That cliww-d bm testimony and settled! uinn* f»r brick buildings, Iron Fencing &c. T ^BOISE : private lift in the Fatherland. • him man* i;..m n fra»t.-~ Free I’rcu. Best line of Goods in Town MZost Favorable Rates “AND DON’T YOU FORGET IT.” Our Stocks in Boots and Shoes are com- FRUIT CANS! plete. .; | EXTRA TOPS AND RUBBERS. Rubber Boots for Men and Boys. J ' ~ Clothing a specialty. Trunks and Valises, lots of’em. Remnent Edgings 10 cents a bunch Groceries in abundance, and none but the! best qualities kept tor sale. Crockery of the most approved pattern. Sugar, Tea OUR MOTTO IS SALT MEATS, Shoddy Goods; Three Feet to the Yard; Six- ' teen Ounces to the Pound, L. J. WHEELER. CROCKERY SELLERS’ COUGH SYRUP! vVIiipf-s Robes, FLY NETS. CURRY COMBS, SWEAT PADS, • BEST MADE COLLARS WITH HARNESS, PRINTING BAILEYS WOODS’! mm&iMPLEmTs, , , mowms sulkey rakes j, LUMBER W AGONS, c . .-w . . , x �Remodeled. Enlarged ■ Improved I It’S VICINITY LOCALS. Any Dumber of farmer* to John Rock is- taking a rest. Buckwheat Idds fair to Be a good Mrs, Janie* Lotting’* health ia quite J Will Porker has left home He is 13 aud thinks be i« a man. . Apple* are falling off the trees to beat all, and no sale for them. He got in the croquet factory the other day. James Scidmore, well the ««« known. on .«v Court callendfeof Barry county, baa j again been botffid Dver to the Circuit ,, . rain aud mud. We’ve been having plenty of rain. Farmers will not sow their wheat so early this year. Dame Rumor say* that E. E. 8. has been coaxing one of our fair one* to 1 elope. Ia that *u Evcrtt ? Hon.H.C. Hodge ot Jackson, will address the people of this vicinity, at the Town Hal], Monday eve. E. G.. who haa been on the sick list for some time, i* so a* to be seen on our street* again, with the aid of'a cane. John Hynes nnd Mi*a Cassie BromiMuigh, Iwtli of this town, were united in the bonds of holy matrimoney, Sun­ day eye. Quite'a number o( our citizen* who have-, heretofore spoken German, now taik English with a strong Hanc ock accent, most of the time. We expected to hear from “Musk rat” last week but did not. Perhaps he think* he had better wait until next month nnd tljen his fur will be prime. E. J. 8., alias John Boyles, or per­ haps better known a* “Axty Twavty” or “Hoe Scae,” is still residing in the southern part of this county in a pro*- i pering condition. Q. Cumber. ■ Unload Wheat and Grain Ex­ peditiously ul Accuratly. And Ibo taonlid) luio year*. • AINSWORTH & BROOKS And tlx ardor of life* artl.xw Waaaa yet tin wet by tear*. ■ Everett Warner is attending school ChUdrwo tagsa to r»tb«r about Mr*. C. C. Gage jNU-vdand canned Coart. Our JUchel and Abram'* knee. desire to announce that having erected at Woodland. Tire chip* they fly mwe viworou. 45 quarto of peaches in one day. ' I see that Cap. Allen, of Ypsilanti, i* one of the largest and nitnit convenient James Perry intend* to build a saw. For b«M more to te*d than lire*. Tom. Ford ha* bought AJ. Camp- I billed to speak in the Court Ilouae yard , Kia arm. trew attune, bl* heart grew ataat, elevator building* in central Michigan, . mill on his form thi* fall, Hi* mother «raa wltB Ifa now bells farm, and Al. ia going North. I next Saturday afternoon, on the pblitTo fill him with new energy Walter Dunham ha* returned from A. ho guide, the nxe or plow. John Severin’s team ran away last j leal issue* of the day. Kansas, with a drove of ponies. Fateau.llcd upon them, their growing Held* Saturday, hurting Mr*. Severin quite) Holly Stflsou, spoken of in my last Are reaching tar away W. C. Wilcox ha* hi* hou«e nearly Tbr family they planted here badly. communication, has had an examiIn auciian earjy day completed, and has moved therein. ^William Munger ha* aold.bi* farm to nation and was bound over to tlie Cir­ I. proapervoa and happy atlll For any quantity of The recent wet weather ha* delayed And plenty crown* Ure board Mrs. Al. Dnrkee anil Wm. is going cuit Court in the sum of $500 bail. A* gueatii to day can Irrtlfy * farmers conoiderably with their work. Who have tanted of their hoard. North. The pleasure seeking boy* of the city Mia* Scythia Wilson is visiting in To day wa Maud In lhetr fourth houM Wash Abbv ba* sold out bi* goods to are now practicing on stilts. "Look a And tire treat one ot thrm all. Bedford, among relative* and friend*. They're guoe liom tbrtr Bro board ahanty Mr*. P. Abby, and Wash has gone to little out,” boy*; remember ’tis but a To till, boure »O grand and tail, Billy Sander* of Kalamo, is driving farming. ' They'r* gnor from the wood, and Uugle step from the sublime to the ridiculous. That may be brought them. They alac the hack on the Knickerbocker line; by To the open and winsome farm It is too bad that "one of the gills” And truly is Mr. Carr afflicted. Last They've carried their flock* from howling keep for sale at the lowest price* Jinks! of four corners accuses one of - the boy* week he lost hia dearly beloved wif When Johp Ehrett.counted up hi* Seeds, Flour, Feed. lime, Salt, and a* we write this the church lieli children the other morning, he found of living on mush and milk. Plaster, Stucco. Huir and Mrs. Fitch is patting up a new house tolling the funeral knell of a love one more than usual. It is a girl. daughter. near the M. E. Church, where she will Shingles. Warren Wise and wife of Kalamo, Sweet & Upjohn have received an work at her dress making trade. order for two dozen of tbpir electric started for Calhoun Co. on Tuesday. Al. Campbell is happy again. It’s a clock* from the G. R. & I. R. R. Co. They intend to make that place their boy and weigh* 11 jwand* and 10 ozs. The boy* will find readv sale for all MAPLE GBOVE ITEMS, their fntnre home. they can make. / AINSW8W0RTH 4 BROOKS. Tlie ladies mite society met at Mr*. Walter is also happy, hi* is alioy. A dry house belonging tu R. A. Perry Mesars. Cook SheJUon have pur­ Mr. nnd Mrs. A. S. Quick celebrated Guys, Aug. 36th, had aXb7rboSS pleasant time. W“° 'ot'WAST AWr“«« The M. P. quarterly meeting will be chased the lot in the rear of the proper­ caught fire on Wednesday of last week, the forty-first anniversary of their mar­ The society will meet again Thursday held at the Center, in the Grove, on the ty known as "the Cole 'grocery store,” t-w Conley, Conlov hopelmru>. ’ ’ ......................:...___ • but fortunately, lie wo* close «by and riage on Thursday of last week with a Sep. Dth. at Mr. and Mr*. 11th and 13th of 8f pt. Come out every­ and will now make their brick block ing all that wish to help in farninhing _________ saved the" building. variety wedding. About thirty-five 100 feet tn lengtlu body. the cash, will do so by attending these j Would it not be better for those per­ couples participated in the pleasures of On Wetlnewlay exfhTirg of this week Elder Daniels will preach his farwell sons who have been in the habit of do­ the M. E. Sunday School gave an Ice the day. Mr. and Mrs. B. received Rev. D. H. Shelley his iinislieil his itwlll psy you to*i»!tthc roubiUhmeDt of sermon at the M. E. Church next Sun­ Cream festival in the rooms of the ing their hugging at tlie east end of (he -r many valuable present*, for which they two years labor a* pastor, and gone to .-»•>day morning, at 10:30, aud wishes to Episcopal society in this city, the re­ house, to find some place more obscure. feel grateful to their respected friend*. conference. The wish of the entire I ceipt* to lie used for the purpose of en ­ nee every one out. , circuit is that lie may be sent back • A one-eyed man came down from Every one seemed happy and all went LeRoy. again. Steps have been taken for his J. B. Norris and wife had quite arun- larging their library. 'merry. At two o'clock, the table* were return. Petoskey, a few days ago, in search of awaj the other day. A* they werejroing his runaway wife, bnt on arriving here spread in the yard where a grand fea*t The. fiirst U.B. church of Maple Grove VERMONTVILLE ITEMS. home from meeting, near Esq. Mills, Whrrv you will And tho found that hia bird had flown, and is ; met the eye and lips, of the guest* in to have its first coat of plaster tnis their hone became frightned, throwing Jesse Chance has commenced work present. After partaking of the sumpt­ week. now in Ohio. Larg-ent Stock them out of the carriage, breaking it on .. < ___ _ a new house, which he hope* to ocNo man knows what he can do till he I Will Bowen of Kalamo, and Mis* Ella considerably and hurting J. B. quite 1 copy the coming winter. uous meal the following essays,' the . —AND--------. trie* nnd succeeds. Drollett of Bellevu^ were married at seriously. ' Infant child of Frank Pcmber died production respectively, of H. M. Lap­ Charlotte, August 34th, by Rev. Donat. Mrs. Fox sued C. C. Gage, in the Cir-1 Montoy Iron, convulsions, having ham and Byron E. Cole, were read, fol­ LOCAL MATTERS . _ , , , , , , ,, iwten liecn sic.k sick onlv only na connio couple of of <Liv*. day*. May the remainder of tlieir days, be to In WcatenrMirhlgnn. We lutuufMclure lowed by an interesting pioneer speech cuit Court for 141bnshelsof thatHartom rtbm I .VmmIivII1<* Ylurket*. H. J. Martin apd family will return them, days of Joy. wheat, that the Sheriff levied on rnnd from Petosky next week, provided the from mine host. Noticing that Wild Bill is not very *old, while in C. C.’s posession. The jury | thermometer Kind friend*, we meet on this festal come* down a little, occasion, it living the forty-first anni­ Corn, per l»u. punctual in sending in the new* from brought in no cause of action, and Mr*. Mrs. Dr. Green. Mr*. Geo. Browning versary of our friend*. Rachel IL and in Illis(Sty-who bare the il^bt to uac Kalamo, and also that E. D. W. is tak­ Fox is compelled to pay the cost nnd | nnd Mrs. A. Aldcnna'n have returned i Abram S. Quick’s wedding morn,to help ■ th* potent ing a needed rest, we shall therefore dnniages amounting to S1SS.00. H. H. ■ in>m a, ‘-" fhiuuib* id llw uicir mu uurui i enliven ana and pus* pas* pleasantly awqy away tnc the Onloo*, frerbu, I Dr. Laue hnsgone to purchase a stock I few remaining hour* of this to them alconsider it onr duty to *end in what I of millinery goods for his wife who ‘ most sanctimonious day. They were nows we do by chanve glean from that MORE ITEM*. Which I. tlir Utrr.t ar<l'irroalr.t linpnm toent yet will open in thq doctor’s quondam of- j niairied on the26th day of Augu*t,1840, vicinity. Farmers made In 81IIRTF. It aill heteuter U nwd , , are ,, ready - to mow, wheat. , fitee. The doctor will not for the pres-I under tbedirtcipliue of the Fnend’s SoIn alt of our . • - ।home, -------.............. ................... ... ............ Jack Tomlin, who had such a tough , If frost hold* off one week more, corn | eut keep nu onjce iu t|)js ciety.at immediately starting on u (.itMMiite time with sickness, last winter, li.I* so will •!!! be safe, ‘ jow.p), GihlK>n..»oniota of J H. Gibbons, I| their wedding tour which coiiHisted of 4 foot, body . RcrivHteKvere |» hair mile walk looooot Uieirnvigh- *)«Vr Wood, 1.00 had the far regained hi* health a* to be able to j Edgar Morehouse Morenousc nau uie largest ।j dealer ueaier in groceries, receivwl recrivea n» severe I ent in the tun forehead, loreneao. <on on Wedneaday, Wetoeaday, by nv ; -,•><>••» DeanX ." here they nti..|.l nf iwm. nntte* haveduillM bricked a well forty feet' yield of nntHoat«; H three acre, that went 123 CUt cat ill in -------- WITHOUT------f?" For Jewelry and Watches go to the imrnwt of a lit- ' 11 Quaker mooting and return. _ . ... . . __ fitrtr t, horde Iwitf l»‘ thrown flirt tn'it by liv i n llfF. T. Boise. d«p,inMveutoy.No-ifJ«.kwuuld|bu.h.i. Who ronte, next. , -• < ‘ —ui-l a—» —*. ■ ■ home, , , r-----------------------------.— ] cd which at that early period was COST considered quite a grand trip, nnd sign the pledge and stick to it, he! As your humble correspondent was aU(t gUnce<l off to take the next object, jomudered and tV"Will pay the highest market would be able to dig and brick 100 feet going through the caste-n part of As- A little adhesive plaster and time will I C • wde,Q price in cash for unsalted butter Farm­ i great battle of life. ' er* bring in your butter and save the of well in the same time. i syria,be found thepeople’sconntenance ' repair aH damages. I ■’ ■ .—tender ------ -----—P..jcouie crowd­ Balt. u >r i Why do thoughts < E. Reehe. -a the smart __ ________ Kev- B. T. Pratt ha* gone to Grand ing In One of men__of ......MM, Kalamo, _;________________________________________ covered with smiles on the account of in nrwan upon ti.«5r their mind* to-day ! amid claimed to know precisely who will be . the arrest of the supposed robbers and { jn°that plnci * -ivitha* viewed all the iraycty and confusion around V A full line of Fine Cut aud Plug Which, a* every ««■ otic mac know*. I* u«ualh> Ibe the next president, and on being asked • desperadoes, who infest that part of > “locating.” until hi* health may ini- them. They are pioneer* of tlie first Chewing Tobaccos, constantly on hand settlers of the Town ship of Maple at the cigar factory, also smoking to­ AL.LK.W BiCON.. which would be the lucky candidate, this great and good country, and it is prove. The people of that village have Grove, building the first frame rc«i bacco of every shade and grade. Try replied: - Why, th. on. tlmf. dreWd. ■ th. hope, of nil good l.w.»-bidinB cit donated 'il^Xre ’SbrjSbStXu “iltore 89 Monroe SU, Oppoeib llalhburu IIou*c. him a building lot and offer deuce in?the town. Howjmuch it speaks liink',ll>’'»'ibsfantial |>eiietits to induce for them; how much of trial*and hard­ them. nf course.” Just then another smartie izen* that it will lie the means of break- | w sojourn there, gOOT AND SHOE SHOP. ship* tlint we of to-day know nothing Hurrah! Hurrah!! came to tlie front and exclaimed in a t ing up and dispersing the clan, and - Steven* i* • almut Frank u> start for of. This is why sober thought persist* sotto voice: "Taint always the one cause the old chief himself to evacuate Northfield, Minnesota, to attend Carl­ in having it* sway. This day of all . Smoke the Hnnoot k and English Ci­ I with to nnooutiro to th* dtU4O« of Naahrlll* gar, or the Garfield aud Arthur, just ns anil wkfnlly Utat I tin propsred to make the the ranch nnd tw* go tz» to nnrlu part* nnknnwrr unknown' nr or ton College nt that place. Hale Cole, others calls np the past. The forty your honest convictions dictate, at that’s ’lected that’* president'' f,, ‘> rnnp 1i nnil J else keep and harbor a les* suspicous a former resident here, has prececded years just completed is like a book to j class ot individuals. He also found him a few weeks, and it is understood thtem; they are now reviewing it* page*. CARLTOS ITEMS. that Ed. Ellis will soon follow both. How many little incidents, half forgot­ r*’’ Two good nickle cigar* for 5 ct*. • the jieople very indignant over the They have nil been in atlendence up­ ten incident* of tlie past, float through at the Cigar Factory. ----- OB THE:- Hot weather. 1 method taken by some of the above on Olivet College. They arc all good their nicmoiy. Small transactions GTBuy your Dry Goods,Boots Shoes, Plenty of rain this week. . , discribed parties to dander nnd abuse earnest boy* and will make their mark. which at the time seemed ot no account On I’tiestlny whfte Thoma*, the hired when looking way luick through the Hat*, Caps, Groceries, Provisions, Joel R. Smith is sick with the, billions one of the peacable law-n-biding citizmm: of D. M. Baker, was felling a tree dim vista of years, are magnified into Crockery, Notions, etc,, of E. Reese, fever. ens, W. W. Latta, by getting printed in rhe woods near Mr. Baker’s, another occurrence* of great importance. Th. The who always sell* nt the lowest prices. The farmers ore busy preparing for I and posted all over the town the ful- smaller tree which had lodged against heart swells with emotion at some well Tea! Ten I Tea 1 Repairing Done in the Bost the one he was felling, came down di­ remembered act of kindue** from h Heeding. I lowing bills: Big Bargains in Tea. nnd a Beautiful । self denying friend who lia* long since rectly upon hi* head, knocking him Dan. Everts of Nashville notoriety A GRAND DEMOCRAT RALLY! Manner Possible I down and falling upon him '.engthwibc. been severed from our earthly ties. Conch Shell given With every Pound. has been here on » bum. ■ HON. W. w. LATTA, _____________ C. W. Smith Fortunately it lav across some other Then again the eye sparkles with The hog crop is being fast disposed will sddo*. th. dum* of mirth assume misciiievonsprangot mischievous prank of tue the log*, nnd although it held it* victim by niiriii .1..-1* — -----I CSriAr M olden time flashes through the mind for . ru ’ . ‘ j the head* until the tree was lifted off of. A large number of them being ' School dist. No. 4 known asthe Austin, him by two stout men. No bones were an instant, then passing on giving 1 _Go to the Old Reliable Market for Upon the genera)‘ political U*ue of the day, ob purchased by the man at Mutton Cor.............................. Sign, the Big Boot. broken and he is in a fair way torecos'- place fur other idea* in their turn. And f.re*'i. Salt and Smoked Meat* of all I Friday Eve. August 13, at 7 p.m. uers. should they live still another forty kinds. Henry Roe, er. nr ORDER OP COMMITTEE. FRANK BAKER. * ropnetor. I Quite a large number of the citizens The County Republican nominating years many time* and oft will their Just for the reason that Mr. Latta is convention was held at Charlotte on thought* revert to to day and will thev uf Carlton are taking the Nashville _______________ ____ _________ ATTBXTIOM L.LDIESI think kindly thoughts of the respected News, and all claim it tlie best county an admirer and intend* to vote for the Wednesday, at which there* were put friend* collected here. Noprcnartior. hasever performed such 1 hero of Gettysburg, and throw* to the in Domination •- Clerk. Garry Fox; paper we have. fluiw. mIHm Let u* predict for them and theirs marvellou* cures, or maintained so wide Treasurer, Esech Pray ; Register of Thomas Bl in* ton, the man that had breeze from hi* residence a streamer Deeds, A. P. Green ; Prosecuting Atty. much happine** in the future and may a reputation, a* Ayer s Cherry Pec- | of «n kind*, cotuos sud making <*«v*r dusks. TORAL, which is recognized a* die I Doltnan* o!'the Istort Mid mo»t rUborole o‘yl"»his leg broken some five weeks since, is with tliat honored name Hancock there R. W. Shriner; Sheriff. —. Lazelle ; we ever reverence them with every uoi-lil'u H.tn.jlv enroll *}„. i will cut and 111 a califo ■!**•• lew 40 and other Judge of Probate, —. Jennings; Cir­ other pioneer for helping to build up world s remedy tor an disease or tn< ,irlcoilln proportion. ,My fa«i>iot> book. »re nt ibo slowly recovering and his physician on. The fact is that Mr. Latta makes cuit Court Com.. Ralph E. Stevens; and licaurify our country, ami giving throat and lung*. Ita long continued ute>t nud n>o«t .lyihb. iim<|u<- pattern* 20 eta, promises to have him up and about in no pretention* a* a public speaker, but Surveyor, 0. G. Church. The nomina­ u* the pleasant hotneswe have. May scries of wonderful cure* in all climate* । I'dnniM;. Prince<i* rfb.i Wr.pDeri5cte mcb. PM** Kimply follows the plow aud work* hard ‘ ‘ “ “* ‘ tions give general satisfaction. The their sons and daughter* also be ha* made it universally known a* a j s*11 a few days. safe and reliable agent to employ. •Iot* t Hon. Fred Alger of Hastings,address­ to make an honest living, which the Grange influence was said to lie an im­ enabled to enjoy the benefit* they have «*fo MiLS.S. OLDFIELD. In-Mowed u|n>u upon them, and in after terr ;‘ Against ordinary cold*, which arc till* , . portant one in tiie Convention. X. iiiriil, uu<l III 111 ed the Greenliack meeting at tlie Town cpwardly shirk that had printed and " I years be as worthy of veneration its j forerunner* of more Hcriou* disorders $800 Reword! Hall last Friday eve. The attendence posted those bill*, would do well to i it act* speedily and Mrcly, always re- , w they. . MORE ITEM*. ■ lieving and often saving life. iivW)»inpikini.dy»p'4*b...ick b^durbo. tedfcwlievmg suffering, ami was good and the addres excellent and learn from him. Mr. Latta wan at the Our new editor take* well. Thc protection it aflonis, by it* timely | non. ramllpsUou or omiwnm. w* ronuot eur. school house at the appointed hour, well rendered. Cha*. Hull ha* carpenters at ’work i use in throat and chest disorder*, makes t *»>• w«d*. Vo^bie LHw r.ib^h*n iu> dimeLittle Jack Frost came very near put­ also a large audience which was called' upon an addition to his residence.!• I it »n inr.lu.bie remedy to be kept .1- ‘ XX When more UUllant idea* glistened, ting in appearance, but old Sol fiaa .to order in dne form, aud Mr. Latta Some of our Republican* are talking ' ways on hand in every home. No per- , »r co»t«i. L«ot. tex«*. conteinln* so mu. a ets non can afford to be without it, and i For by F. T Bob*. Bmuro<>fm«atrrWaisnd Our feelings aowtewhat tender ; driven him-back for the present, and if addressed them for about one-half of organizing a Garfield & Arthur club, i those who have once used it never will. tw Alderman has a new safe. It’s an iron ' Do not think of this ’o eriUctee he holds him in check for two or three hour, principally setting forth the low From their knowledge of its composicitfcLtP r!2?uiU £!ru£-ent by one,nnd will be used to lock up bologne* j week* to come, the corn crop will be standing and character of hi* would in. tion and effect, physician* use the । m*U prepared on iwlptof.3 «->t »t»o>p. . be slanderer. After which time Mr. In tbw dayw of youthful Adam, Cherry Pec.toral extensively iu their ----------- ——■ _ "2^--------- 4“r good ia thia vicinity. Steve Benedict’* family has received . Eractice and clergymen recommend it. ■■cnltli « i,aitn. Dr. A- J. Wright and J. L. Cole have Latta was given three good rousing an addition. It’s a girl. Several other : t i* absolutely certain iu its remedial । *>■- C. Xskvs m BMi^TssATMsrr • families have been served the same ' increased the strength of their apiaries, cheers, and the meeting dismissed. effects, nnd .. will always cure where *tin. Sefctte-rie, rncu.xl tlBtiiTHbra, K** oi menu-ry And th* hill, al) aglow , J im . to from forty to fifty stand* each, and cures are possible. .penmlorrboMk, Impotency, inr.lant.rr emUatow, With bright flowers, that were planted i And finally the Council have decided For 8aLK by ALL Dealers. premuure O«I Mt. routed by rexertIon, mtfif any readers of tlie News wish to By no cunning band of man that North Main St., shall have a new HICKORY CORNERS ITEMS. And no baby hands among them leant anything of the most approved sidewalk, and tliat too within sixty Filling each the dainty palm. 1 days from date. method in bee keeping let them give Sine* the Introduction of Kellogg'* Columbian Wheat is yielding well. JI I, k... , Tire Gm. Ibiuor nil.were ^earned >( prior. Wc guarantee six the Dr. and Town Clerk a call, and our Mr.G. Mau end hi. men. Cwrtwngbt. . anli| Just, hut m vertlielew the With oneb order received word for it, they will receive a candid Kelley and Nobles, are engaged to 1 temperance folk* are determined that reception and be shown’through their build a house for A. D. Codwallader ja*t»ce shall be meetod out. apiaries to the advantage of those who in HaAtings. They are good workmen The fall ’ ' term of our school begins tbortnd *■**» fur »he villsg* <4 Na4>vil)e. JOHH often wish to learn. I’mcle Mason. C.WKKT* CO.,Sole Proptirtor*. 1*1 and IM W. and well deserve the reputation they next Monday, with Miss Lizzie McCot­ ter as bo** and Martha Stratton, Jennie Madl.cn Cblreg... III. [4*) enjoy. Ellis and Mrs. Geo. Downing a* a*msSTATE ROAD ITEMS. Mr. Alfred Aldrich, father of A. A. tnnts. •hilMore rain, more rest. Aldrich, hardware dealer in thi* town F. A. Hull, mother and brother hare And a*silently sept thinking died ,thi» leeidence in Bow. on Wed- ’’‘“B’,'*1 ,l!e ”l!r!l‘- M,ilw C- *■ The new church i* nearly finished. Mr*. Bsrrus, who ha* l>eeu seriously nerf., l«b. -nd .bent n hie. Call ill, is now able to be alxmt again. months. Hs was a useful aud indu*- new partner, ha* moved his family to Misses Barbara Elartou and Esther Iron* man. ami his low in the home cir- town. Me More started for Woodland, Monday cle and communitv, will be deeply felt. [ Homer G. Barber, Dr. Snell. Cha*. 1 to attend school. Mr. O.K. Towne wu reared from Andrew.. L. e oU. । Well it was astonishing one Sunday fremcbUdbood rotbe age of Philadelphia, Ps­ ... > to see that little boss and big sliay; a* with onr PremdenUal caadrdnte Gar- j tr convention held at Charlotte on it slowly moved away. field. The record he gives i* a bril- j Wednesday. The ramp-meeting at Freeport, was iiant one and why ahonld we hesitate to ' The State Teacher* Institute, for well patrouized by a number of our out onr vote for. m>od man, a aeeond I Eaton Co., held in Ulla village laat week State Rood belle* andJheir beaux. A | — '^'7 "f and well well attended. attended, . . ।I was aa fine affair and lto.p«ctrully. EV. HULU good ume was reported. Washington or a Lincoln, one who ha* SeVvrtti noU.a teacher* including Prof*. , cluwyw. hxj adrtM you oftu pateoiaWilly. AB corThe Adventist camp-meeting in hi* county* best good and die intern!* E. G. Walker of Adrian, I. N. Dcmmon raovoodwK* »t rift It rrmfldenttal. PrifWMlow* „ . j*_ . - ] of. Anu Arbor and G. C. Shepherd of i Grand Rapid* were present *od a*si*ted in tlie exercise. Tlie lectures were and Sunday. The _ MWttSsara a CO­ We Chum*. I interesting and highly instructive. joyed bj all. Opposite Patent OSes, Washington. D. Q- PAY THE HIGHEST IARKET PRICE Money Sared tiy Dealing with them. GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS, AT F RN’ BROS GRAND RAPIDS, CONTINUOUS FACING, BEST SHIRTS, MXTIRjk.- RIP DOWN THE BACK, FINEST SEWED BOOT COARSEST PEGGED BOOT, e e a Call NO PATENT NO PAY i 311K I S SKTAvt** liumoRsWis �mauraae iwvor TwOmnlri™.! VffILT IIW8 REIlfW A plain small mart >1 e slab marks tho rave of Gen. Sam Houston, at Huntoville, Texas. Cats Mat has n veteran hack driver who has driven a hack there for sixty - A Dmtboit diaprteh of the Bt mat. A rriuon rain-storm visited RiehGol. Gxixwok telegraphs the War Prehident Hates and family left Mas. SwaW, of Lafayette, Ind., a de­ vout Roman Catholic, killed herseM be­ have lost Accobdiho to figures furnished by the Thi equipage need in South Africa term* with the Mexicans or yield uncoodiuonally to the United State*. raimoftbetaportatetlATlMOB. In July, OvRit 40,000 people, it ia estimated 1R79, the care's* was only t9.M4.349- The W- attended the Soldier.' Reunion at Canton, . _ .l- ----- nwlAw Jnlv 11 Ohio. Preaideat Haye*, Gen. Garfield, Heat­ bua tar kava pni lalatued partl-sD Loot* trtsnd* wall. Tn^ jjjcra, value of the exports 4 POLITICAL. demand for luxuncs, tlie imports increased The Democrate of Kansas met in enornMUaly. Tho increased importation of eon vention at Topeka, Aug. 36, and nominated iu. also slightly affacted the figure*. In July, 1880, the excess of the specie imports over the following ticket: Governor, E. G. Boes; the .prete\exporta wra >326.219, but in 1879 it by was only >M,273. Commusiomkr Behtlet, of tho Pen­ reroui condition, aud tho proprietor or Uie sion Office, furnishes the following interesting Attorney Gencnd, house cannot live. statistic* : On June 30 l$*t there were 345,000 Thomas Scott and Mrs. Heffner, , JL A* Harri^TXt ing due during ths yoar >36.000,000, and >31,(x»i.ooo arrear* of previous vear*. CommUaioucr district, Thomas Me it; Second district, Bcuticv think* the sum to be paid tn jienaums wtll J. B. Hcraggs < Third ct, G. C. Roger*.... the Union Theological Seminary, who has S reach >50,000.000 annually. There were be- The Colorado Rend i held their conveno the Commiaaioncr, July 1; 280,000 unsettled bon at Leadville. Auj preached In New York since ISM, is dead. Tlx* claim* for pension*, invo’ving an average first nominated for Gqvw death of tlie Iter. Dr. Adams deprives tlie pavment of >1,100 in each case, or a total of Presbyterian Church of one «f its wkest and v»iH,0fU,(ioa The whole number of (xraotM ablest patriarchs, and the Christian world Iomm nterewted in the pension*, either as recipients man H. Weldrum, it &K&Aari of State; editor; W. C. Baundera, .___ a .. ...k'r Ira wnnl rlrawt and rl- or a* claimant*, is >532,0<«i. The average num­ <>rncll, for Superintendber of claims filed each day nince July 1 has | ent of Public "fhatructlun. been 150. jlic The Republicans of Colorado have roA Wahhington telegram aaya: “7nc , -~r --------------’To.ir^r.1 u 1 1___ J Tt.. ^.11 u UTnmulumMngo™ w-* The 1,000 Northern Sioux lately sur­ rendered at Fort Keough are to be sent to Cheyenne River Agency, on the Missouri, it is —td that about 1,000 more will come into that post from Kitting Bull's camp. Hitting Bull ba* now with him but 100 lodges, estimated at 150 fighting-men. «The buffalo .have all gone south of the Missouri river, hence the breaking up of thehostike. A committee of citizens of Norton tun, ..uuln.J M U» era™, office iu order to —~A — detect •fraud or incompleteness. Pirtimlar Particular at at tention ia being paid to returns from those State* where it is alleged that fraud lias lecn committed and a wholesale inflation of popolstion made. All returns are. however, subjected to ti«e closest scrutiny. While some apparent in­ congruities and irregularities have been discov­ ered in return* from South Carolina, nothing tliat poaitivelr shows fraud ha* been brought to light If there ha* been fraud it will be de­ tected and remedied. Gen. Walker aay* that notliing upon wliich official action could be taken has yet been discovered. When it is dis­ covered action will be taken promptly.” The internal revenue receipts for August pf thi* year have been >1.069,127 more than for the corresponding month of laxt year. The customs receipts for August were >19,600,000, against >17,000,000 in July....A Wanliington dispatch states that since the pas­ of the Bland Silver bill there have been sage mH mere nave tieen " ot ■ S?tel m o'XntiSm wax $506. . Work is now progressing, rapidly on the railroad acros* the Isthmus (d Te­ huantepec, and the road will probably THE LAKE DISASTER. be completed by next year. Trenor W. Pabx, ot'Bennington, Vt.r who, forty year* ago, was peddling I^'PThe steamer Manne City left Alpe-ta, Mich., corn and candy through the airaete of town, is now 45 years old, aad worth all of $15,000,000. tecgiio.** The tug Vulcan wu in sight at the time, and j . I . aud happy w*ak ct the todays. Thi- Setter may ba superfluou. • r.n>™ny Stole Coutonlton to S- iork friend. 11B withdrawn Wl and a convention of tlie r " t*’enD^ocn^n, u n^t on tho 28th of 1 i timber. ’ ' ‘ ,( i T-hb Detncx of Maasochusette, at 1. Gen, Bhcrman ------->-------racy \ newspaper* of Sunday, Aug. their convention hi Worcester, nominated Chaa. * replied ; P. Tliompaon, of. Gloucester, for Governor on • H*atxjca the fir-t ballot, he receiving 536 vote* to 448 | To 1 fer ex-Gov. Gaston. Gen. Butler was (ilaced , d*ab g In nomination, Imt be peremptorily declined. tensuuK The remainder of the State tickl-t ia a* follow*; ysrtarday Lieutenant Governor, Alpha E. Thompson, “'‘".‘“’J?1 of Woburn-. Secretary of Slate, Michael F. Donobue, of Somerville; Treasurer, Francis J. i t„.4. Parker, of Newton; Auditor, Charica R. Field, I meat, <,f of Greenfield ; Attorney General. P. A. Collin*. I certain a of Bo*ton....Tbe Republicans of Kan-as Cuuzrss*। held their State Convention at Topeka I aud nonunated Gov. St. John for re, election on the first ballot by a majority of fifty-live over all other candidate*.... e-Utlor. I The New ^eroey Democratic Convention rxxn- lite to b* inatedGt-orae C. Ludlow for Governor... .Toe bat “w 1 _—n;__»» z._ ..t v_l.— .!.■'.'-brodko h»w• srmv unit r« Uirrriro Btatbb,) At Oglethorpe, Ga., two large treew have growu up like pillars under a rock ahelf, in wliich they are imlicdded. Tlie ruck is loose, and can be made to away. It ia called the shaking granite. August Desk was sentenced to air months' imprisonment in Baltimore for drunkenness, on the oonfplaint of his mother. Be fore his term was over she. . died and left him by will $10,000. - ld — • an enormous ■ •' . grizzly ’ ’ O Brin is old bear living in Nevada. He lost two toe* in a trap, sev'eral>>---------yearn ago, and. hia. — — — —I" I-----------O '-----’ fore she could get there many had become paniortrickin and jumped overlosrd. Tbu bort of the Hfe-«aving Btnrgeon Point station together with the boats of the Manne City and Vulcan, and a number fnxn the shore, picked M VI piraim. , *. AA. ra.l ’’", VI up a large number of peroom. J. LJones, of 1.'passengers, thv follow- tracks arc therefore camly recognized, Alpena, me pf tho passenger*. gives । ing detail* of the disaster: He liu killed three men, the hat being •• I va* standing st the engine-room d6or on an Italian, whom he shook from Braora dra rad to. to. rad dray, to , ,A A insnsra OEXUINB portrait ol George Wrab^■^'‘^■1= <• and engineer to the same, and effort* were at Washington, of St. Louis. The picture, once made to get a stream of water on the fire, which is attributed to the younger Pettie, The bo*e was promppv got out I then went • jife-giz*. and quarter-length, showing |bi“fb„Un of\!nX“<^dtb?mm:tita^ ! Washington in the stiff black dress-coat. U S collar, which trahionon tire. The most intense cxcilcmrot prevailed able in his day. '3X°‘ra Qnxttc Ira Iran Wp>g |o do ralbonL any need of dotng so. The officer* and crew } lighting her streeta at night, owing to bciiaved nobly, wrtb the »uutle exception of tho i some trouble l>ctweeU tlie Citv Council second engineer, who acted like an insane> man. | nna the conipanics, but burglaries “ •°°" “ 1”“hk' । inenraed is tho Arakora., tol one poor Mr. Jonee went forward and remained on the fellow lost hia life by the oollision fd his. boat until rescued by the Vulcan. He can give wagon with another, and gaa-light hn& no idea of the numtex of people on board or of | >een restored. I Ho lost Mr*. A. B. Cough, of Marine City, and her Foxd parent to hia son ; “Yes, Saiz •on, Bert, were on board. Mr*. Cough aay* Francisco ia the place to get on in­ to. wm to th. .Utarau tato. totoraextra „t ho xtened without A rai*X M h“ OUod ta»100,000 n»ed in conversation. Bert then came running Of course that h tin extreme case. 1 into tho stateroom cxclaimtug that tho bort don’t expect yuu to do as well as that. 8he at one went in- . stiu, with honesty and industry, I see — on fire. tn — «• he cabin and found .StokT Bte torn ra>l .n, Ira r“7“" "“*■ “ “ ,”'1' ruined to jump overboard, but «h» n-htrained ? ears, foil for $50,(MXJ. him. 81io found a life-preeerver, but, before -— • ' •• ahe could get it on, a huge, rtror-------- * ing a ride in New Mexico, says that the driver------------occasionally leaped from tucu IUUIIU 471. niuunuu, Ul GILUIIA, auei, wiia I Mexican ----------- a-----------------hi* aMistance, ahe and Bert and the doctor t his seat for a pocketful of stoiies, ana reached the main deck, getting down on tho throwing them at the heads of tho mules, ouf*tde.« There aha picked up a boy about it the Mn)0 same time muttering, on tlirc theu™. below, -OTtolneord. mixed frightened to death. They all four got on tho vnth names of aamta. The Mexican aide of tlie gunwale and held on by tho window iuniats a mule cannot bo made to underof the porter's room. A lino was thrown to stand without ouch urging, and they toeu., but too doctor did uoltoleh it, radtoto ta proverb, "An rau’u era xro mude hia balance and went overboard, but was picked . a’ ” up. The tlirce who were left held on to their lonK “ ordcr to catch oothajxMition until rescued, Bert fainting al one time A MASSIVE walking-stick more than from the heat The fire .presd rapidly, and jSQ vear* old, onoe the p’onertv of ’Jl’SSi ^fto to. T-ioito. autoook. wmle rf John feimcontrsuxetorr rctxjrts are made as to tnc , . . . , -r rambvr ot U™ lit. Th. Iripvtow * d- dock. » BOW m Ibo p<MtoUton ot Mr. K? Bating contributions for the •tarring jieojile in their vicinity.. They claim that 2.000 families . are absolutely destitute, owing to the failure of cropa.. ..A funoua storm recently visited Fort Mojave. Arizona. The military quartern were badly damaged, the officer*' quarter* and hos­ pital aad otoreDousc being almost wrecked, and three of tho soldiers killed. A large aerolite passed over Cleve­ army ami nary, mxi nss arrow uSSTmi^t^S-. NaiSfor ! belicvas, lawfully aud rtgiitfuUy, i land the other morning, Lrilhai My illuminating vaulte D^- to the Gubernatorial chair. The remainder uf tern, aud ia, io nuUln him with everything. When over the lake it exploded 1i the Stole offierar toll, toe eiceptton of Lrad vrttb such force a* to severely jar many build­ Ui SAlta. I Comudj-toua rad So,«wto»£>t of MU. , liJ in as President whom tbe la« ing*. fragment* (hooting off in different diree- todtato. ra demrad lor toll klud ot ?TLto | . ...xue uurwuin »wi “tot regular monthly puMMebt . SX^Sr Ixntnd from Mackinaw destroyed by fire en Lake Huron, ■tati-meuL Issued on the l»t in*L. i* a* follows: : pledging support to Neal Dow for Prostdent |n which event the Prwddcat of tha Hanate becomes off Alcana, ' Mich., on the afternoon •taiement, is u.o uu uie . r d(WalKj' BbwJat,. protatation of the Preehtent pro Umpore, and a u— *UcU«> «U1 ba.a of the 29tn ult She had 130 passciigcr* ou .......................* S’ttolS luluor traffic ..'n/e Dakota Republican Con- J"ba br'J ’“'d"'1- ^2* board. When the flames were discovered a Si?:" ""to» u, r.ivtmrra. ul si™, panic enstuxl, and before anything could be T3*»341A’o ff U, for Conger**­ done toward saving lift a large numlier had Itel orxilD« ciTUfii-alea . l.lOMto । jumped into the water. A tug-boat which was Navy pcuaii'c fund.. . . 14.<M)U,(K>0 pxiuung ■ucccwded in rescuing many, and other* Alarming news has reached London i *l,II3,im,4U0 . . I ____ 8°* aa^orc tn yawl*. The *team<v was valued MTl,(D4 from the M-at of war in Afghanistan. It 1* to ntieq a* Miutah Divu>n*a or vwa atiaktic.i al >30.000 and was insured for >15,000. Matured data . • the effect that Avnob Klian has aaacmblcd not ] Saw Yn»c, Jan. Il’71- • A dihpatch from the Wrat chronicles jri«:t . Ira lira KW.OOO ..Uratorf wu-nra. .nd w I ’ “ JA T. Ubrara. C.itol rau. An.,, wrara:,ihi.w6 the death of Ouray, the fanxra* Ute chief. He 1 Gold and silver certltlI tos to rat to IWMJ. up th. retotorara-hl. I u >h* piiugtothe relief uf C*ndah»r...-A temlic KrarrUry of War, <tatM LmiUvillr. By.. !»«•. IA died of Bright'* disease of the kidneys, after a , 30,06,910I , humame swept over th< island of Jamaica, p- 1*75, rvsehed my Iteadquartrni on tte 31tb «f that long and painful illnoas. L.<W,aW.S31 ct-fcUr. Croi» of all kind* were disastrously mntnh C> with fr-.ni tn-ni'be theoffice office ot the Adjutant Geu<r»l of the A NUMBER number of the cretuiors creditors of ArchA Ot UlO Ul ATCUraJZZt 1 mift 0'1, tew* were upUKitcd. houses Jcrtleil *«ny. It reprroeuta tint, in Ura ortnte.nij/aOM up­ •troyed, and it i* therefore tmpoasible to get | Alexander Williams, of Boston. Thia Uahop Purcell, in Cincinnati, have addreaaed a | ’ ' the name* of all the passenger*. It wa* at first i ver. • Fable cane, which is in perfect memorial to the Pope urging that he tike action c*»h ia trea«uryk’.'.""". .... inhtoMto to'toTwS^thi wfrara rat ...rarad to mpuotod lltot oil ra. uyod. but toon™ «> I prerrutton. Iran iu Hrat omier’a InuMna anur of iKmocrot*. The tndnr»em»f.t en to effect a apeedv settlement of their claim*.... I . , ... .Uconitofindy^vtoihuml Tbomra .W,tr3*,!s*J,<ff4 lairl. where txilioetncn may tet stationed »u a* Ibis c*':nmuuicatn';l niAile at your besd<juarter», r Debt toss cash tn treasury Gen. Grant ha* absolutely declined to accept | neerr*** during August.. . ixirrt.lrt ' ’ ‘ ' to *««i«t the landlords in evicting dated Doc. 30, UriO, to aa follow*: teen lives were lort. All areoupta agree that 1 Hamxick was one of the eminent mer■ [tenanta. , .. (OtBdal copy.) ‘ ■Re^ectliiUy referred to Maj. Gea. W. H. Hantbe C*|ttaii and crew of the Marine Qty acted chants of New England. He built the pany....J. 8. Morgan, acmor member of the Interest due and unpaid.. .» 2,t*4,*J3 ; All the great European ixiwers have ' with great coolness and Itavcry, a* did Capt famous old Hancock House on Beacon firm of J. 8. Morgan A Co., job Tlto^lr-tf nV ths Ini’ Vnlesn anil ths rrv»w| of , street, ill 1787 prlnlcm and bookbinder*. of Ctn-innab eomnrtted amcide at Cleveland.... 39,835,940 I monstration in Turkish water* to concentrate Jeffersonville depot, with order* to } Chaster Bardwell, s wealthy fanner of Cam­ United KUt John Malome fled into a church nt II 3on.noo in ti* Adriatic. Advices from Constantinople “I/J*.. . bridge, Ohio, waa fatally gored by a bull at the ■ dio.uMu.rM.te -iui sank™iita _’?•*» Say “I would rather walk," and not i Piltit Point, Texas, to ewnjie from Fred State fair ground* in Columbu*... .Detroit pa­ nothing further in the way of enforcing the । Ballenger, who was jmrauing him with a setter In toy Judgment there per* chronicle the death of Robert McClelland, “I had rather walk." .$ 19G,Sfit,J33 j’ unu^ tn-atv ui of axcauu Iterhn vau can be vxr • *j»v.to.x«-v4 xre-cted ™ in that uuarter ; knife drawn. Ballenger did not enter, formcrlr Governor of Michigan and a mem­ Say “I doubt not that I shall," uad i . I without tue cmploymcot of force..... ber of I'Twident IheroeSi Cabinet.... I bnt lay in wait outside, within healing ■* IPM"*,”? T7,c Hanw snd R*btita bill, which is intended not “but I shall ” 8ermoui which treated of the for the protection of farmer* from the nSay “for you and me," and not ““for 1 Tcmtcrv show a total population of ’ai.lMMi. Bonds issued to I*srtftc railway compan­ J enonuity of shedding ’ human blood. ies, Interest pay ab>*< in lawful money, The census of 1870 was 9,27<5.... .The Chicago principal outstanding........ I uwn I (la^jtod the House of Coromou- by a vote of 148 ■ .VL. 7rff^- I you and L " 1 Malone though^ tbc preacher’s TritHOW say* that investigation shows that the : * Say “ whether I be present or not, Interest accrued sod not yet paid JJ55? io ,0- It QOW 8<** to thc I-ord*. wtK-re it wtU ruu u ,uch fora M j. „ferml v> crmkl wonts Ballenger's ■tatementa recently circulated as to the bad efIntanwt paid by United State-. «.,3w,sbi : probably tie rejected.. . .Roumania I* torn up be rauad for rebellion* purp«c« 1: U not l!k»:> • and not “preseut or no." I, wu "‘“ would WUU1U soften "I uwV?cr.l heart. uc’“s furts of the wet weather on the corn crops of Interest repaid by cotnpaulea— Say But I kuorr," and not ••tUt ™ emerged Irarbraly riter the wnby jnternal factions a*-the result of Aurtriau | that it would begin by aauing * depot »f army the Northwest have been greatly exaggerated. 11 know of " lcesOno ’ factum le WM nUHt *ken, tlie blade isjus.333 ' and Runsian intrigues. favor* *1I “nl,.for ‘?rro*J. ‘beretere, if there *re grouud» OmcxBS of the Indianapolis, Bloomwas insta ntly driven into hia he art. Say “return it to me," and not USS.IX , • UUrf Mrtj. nu»» ...tnrtie u™>rilMr, r..,™ I » J turn it bock to me."' ,u'',,ralUv and independence, a company aboald ba sent there, it .hall i» THE MARKETS. the probable construction of the line of the Say “I Seldom aee him," and not “sei- , ’ < Fine weather in EngUud hna lienefited promptly done *a wxm aa you notify « to that rtChicago, Burlington and Quincy from Peoria ' tact. As I bare already said, X do not act at «w r • dom or ever see him." । the crop* to a couaiderablu extent ... .A Imine | t>ec*u>e in your imtruetion* you aay I “ may " *eu4 cast, they will immediately extend their road Say “fewer friends,” and not “less , T he wAttuu Grand Chapter Atta. vj.aoja.-ci Royal Arch Mil- j dwpatcb announces that the Pope, on the rec- 1 ,, , , . w. . .. , , ■ , •otueuMt aiacreuonary wtui ma. I rrtumeo the friends." . J3J< son*, recently in aeMrtnn in Detroit, elected the [ otnmendabon of the »acrcd congregation. Ita* , sut of December, 187(1, fro<u Nt. Lr-ula. I am *e.> Say “if I mistake not," and not “if I RL Rev. P. AA. Feehan, Feeban, Bithop^of Bishop of ,j truly your*, yours, following officer*: G. G. H. P., Robert F. ; iieomoted iwomoted P.L Jhi»rixvt«. Hawc’oca. ! am not mistaken." Nashville, to be the first Archbishop of Chi ­ Say “game is plentiful,” and not “i> years of age. has considerable wbilixy and Bower, Keokuk, Iowa ; D. G. G. H. P., Kel­ cage, which has been created a metropolitan see force of character, and is represented ford H. Chapman, Boaton; G. G. K., Noble with Alton and Pcona aa ita stiffragan ace*. I plenty." 4 . as being quite friendly to the whites.... D. Lamar, Washington; G. G. A, Henry Dr. Duggan,. formerly . Bishop of Chicago, long , Say “I am weak in comparison with The Hout hern Pacific railroad has lieen com- Bottwkk, Corastuu. K,. s G. O. Tn™u™, ““I"?*'" —-'ated1 for service by disease, is rw ! you,* *ud not “to you.” a pension of >2,000 per annum.... Say “it rains very fast," and not "very Ikubea C. Tolrfo, Ohio-; O. G. tssian officers, ™ comprising rcprescntaiu huuUufi Secretary, Christopher G. Fox, Buffalo, N. Y.; 1 Urea of the infantry, cavaii ---- iliv, artillery, and dohard." Berlui cousin is to the effort that the crop thia year ia G. G. d H., D. F. Day. Buffalo. N. Y.;’ G. j uce. uw, harev left w .uii lately »K-,y for Turkey, whither Say ‘in ita primitive sense," and not P. A, Joseph P. Homer, New Or.caua. In the they go with the consent of of the German Gov­ “primary sense." tlx- Chapter took an excursion ernment to inaugurate improvements in the Sav "ini was noted for his violence,” Two hoys’ were killed by lightning afternoon to I-ake St. Clair and down the river, Turkish military and police service... .The an article aud not “be was a man notorious tor Dear Martinsville, Ind., while sitting under a ood in the evening they had a grand banquet. violeuoe.” ' . The Knights of Pythias, to tho num* pn»«pect« In England have cnujudcnxbly bright­ Say “thus much iatrue," aud not “this ened. and the harveat u now nearly ready for much is true. ” gathering. Say “I lifted it,” and not “I lifted it week, and indulged in a grand parade Owikg to scarcity of gold, the German rvp'irted by tba newspaper*. aava j o \nd last, bnt not the least, say “I •aid nothin* to any on* differing in and had a good time generally. Imperial Bank is paying its notes in aUvvr. The Supreme Lodge elected the following Owtno to the disturbed condition of officer* for the ensuing term of three year*: Supreme Chancellor, Judge G. W. Lindsay, affairs in Buenos Ayres, the International Ex­ catad with him. I luckae ; Mary land; Supreme Vice Chancellor, John position is post|>onod till next year... .Advices “ Oub hearts, our thoughts, our very P. Linton, Prunarlvania; Supreme Prefrom Afghanistan report that Gen. Robert*, beings grow tender with age,” said the 8T. LOUIS. e xununding tlx- column marching to the relief (ImAomirt) pastor, thoughtfully. “Yes," said the Wwaar—Ko. 3 Bad........................ ESS of Candahar, hu arrived at that place. The John?. new boarder, with a paaajonato gleam of Coas—Mliad............................ Bntt*h will halt in the virimtv of Candahar to Waahiugum), intelligeuce iu hia mud blue eyes, “ but prepare for an attack ou the Afghan for at .. . Htlfua Gru. Hancock then we are not hens. ” Nolmdy Lynchfield Barks at the latter, Roland Rucker UM W18 00 laughed very much, except the landlady. Euroj** to the UmtMl State* is causing a -de­ cided sensation m London, awl ou the conti­ She seemed to enjoy it immensely ; but, nent. Germany mure than any oth< r counter when the pudding *“ brought in, it foals the drain and has been compelled to »top was noticed that the new boarder got gold (wymeuta at Bremen »im! Hamburg. all the crust and none of the “ dope,” no it was generally thought that Mrs. although they have puiushcd the Indians seTite Clunene ladies wear in their , rbixod’ McKerrvl had di—embled, other* then nude g<>oJ thesr eacape. Coroner's verdict—justifiable homiddo.... the hostile* have sgain retreated into Mexico, certain dinner | Whbx Quin w— at Green Ellis, » negro, has been lynched al Gutii- and that the Mexican troops have again failed party there was a pudd g un the table to do tbeir part tn protecting the Rm Grande of a peculiarly attractive character. One and intercepting Victoria....Eighteen of |h> hole flowers. Thaw remniu freali aud of the guests helped himself to a huge eof Mexican Orntxtn who killed the evergreen in their dwarf aU.tr for a num­ — J — — — M.-l. —M *1. .. l.-u.* a. 1. ( . ■ 4rx Un,-.. lean miner* Ooim.Hv, Youmans and Ar­ ber of yeara, ju*t aa iir tret» iu mount­ nold. at Michauchaa, iu March, hava been ar- ains are evergreen, and thus are. excellent mated. ward him and invited him to “taste tlie Ax exciting scene was puacte 1 near symiiobi of perpetuity uf love, to ex­ Yuvxa Jeose Grant, son uf tho Gtu- press which they are used by tlie ladies ‘ixmAkaroui’ pudduur." “ Pray,-’ mud Quin, looking first at the gentleman'* plate and then at of the highest rank in tlie Celestial em­ wealthy Califarms pire. the (liith, “ which is the pudding ?” sis The Southern Pacific railroad track Miss Mart Ba.kkh. the eldest daugh­ ter id the General, has married a young clergyman who is going to China aa a This country offers every ojiportunity far the humbleat to succeed in buiduata. ex-porter. �WAAHVILM. SATTRT1AT. SEPT. 4, 1*0 Drnixo the year IH79 the earnings of the railroads in the United- Stat os were over 8329,000,000, or nearly double the entire revenue of the national Govern­ ment ..■ amount, it will produce 3,000,000 too* which will yield 90,000,000 gallons <4 oil, 1,BOO.000 tons of ail cake, and 1,500,­ 000 of hulls suitable for making paper. Each ton of oil-seed meal will keep five sheep six months. Titus the cotton-seed crop will support millions of sheep anxl etura to the land the fertilizer needed o grow more cotton. Ho further says that the present cotton acreage . of tlie South covers less than 2 par cent, of the cotton-growing area of the United States. . ' • UMMirbs! 10,000, (’OUNTRT B0AD-MAKI5G. nmijcRl expert. arm crops, and Mich an we are all ready to resort to knowledge in acute diseases. Able phyaiciaxis have rd*. I thus been able to extirpate tubercular >tion from themselves, their famTo dtwtroy plantains, dandelions or j descendanta.—Methodift. other weeds on the town, drvp carefully a single drop of sulplraric acid into the ' II0V8EKEEPEBM* HlLPS. It, is a matter of universal comment The four over have a population of 71,­ Miss Dod'a lectures are full of little lx England it has. been found that 460, a gain at 15,1*94 oyer thatbf 1870. with traveler* that country road-making Vermont has only one dt.r of any prom­ in the United States is either a lust art seven jionnds of sulphur mixed with one bits of information that might fairly lip inence. It has now 12,228, a gain of or a to-be-acquired science. Tho aver ­ hundred pounds of ground bone and al­ called culinary proverbs. Here are a few 3,389 since 1870. In Mamachusette age selectman or road-agent of a country lowed to slightly ferment for a few days there nre nineteen citioe, all over 10,000. town is usually dqdurablv ignorant ot before being applied to the soil, will ef­ Tho total jxipulatirjn is 918,729, a gain the first principles of making a good fectually defend the young turnip plants tatoes that renders them hard to digest For health’s sake put them in warm of 235,339 riDCe 1870. Rhode Island hu road. Nothing will so surely advance from the attacks of the fly. Best Time to Handles Bees. —In mid­ A will case has been decided by tliat five. Tlieir pmiulaticm is 167,848, a gain the growth and well being of a town as The'only kind of a stove' with which well-made ar.d well -kept roads. ' No part Several valuable historical relics, iu Connecticut has rixteen. summer, from early morning until ten curiously-mixed tribunal—-the probate of 57,824. Thirteen uf these have over 10,000, and of .its domestic economy will more cer­ a. m. is the beat and most quiet time, you can preserve a uniform heat is a go* <he shape of autograph letters of George divorce and admiralty division of the law have a population of 804,346, a gain of> tainly repav the outlay. Nothing, more when many of the lieas are out They stove; with it you can simmer a pot for Washington and other famous Bevolucourts. About seven months ago a very 88,866 since 1870. New York has thir­ besj>eaks the intelligence and character should never be disturbed at night or an hour, or boil it at the some rate for ‘tianista, have been discovered in Wash­ when the air is damp or chilly, or it is twenty minutes. old lady died’who five years previously teen cities over 10,000, whose population Good flour is not tested by ita colon ington, while clerks were hunting up gland and most of its de the windy. had mode her will. Two years after the ia 2,345.176. a gain of 549,719 since 1870. White flour may not be the best The roods ore made directly Pennsylvania has nine cities, with a tin? records in ohl law caeca that came test of good flour is by the amount of , execution. of "the instrument she.be- jMipidation of 1,259,222, a gain of 299,535 under ita supervision. l„, __ patented Uy B. A. Camp, in Indiana. It water it absorbs. before the United States Courts. , , ' tween 4 and 5 o’clock in the morning, since 1870. Delaware has one city with contrast between English roads nnd u constructed tliat it will not become In cooking a fowl, to ascertain when it Boxsn dm. Ural ho hu twentr 1 <<r<l*nj • *» bring ■< »° >>“. •“> a population of 43.000, a gain of 12,159 those of this country is much in favor of clogged, nor break the cobs, but carry is done, put a skewer into the breast, and the former. A crn\mr>n and natural them out of the way, and deliver the hone, in hi. «Ubl. Ural out be ukei j with • l»ir ot reiraor. Jdiberately ent it since 1870. Maryland lias also one with 840,000, a gain of 72,646. The District mistake of most towns in thia country is alielled corn into a spout whence it can if the breast is tender the fowl is done. A few dried or preserved cherries, with out any day and driven to beat 2:20. j mto shrecfe. The body of the docu- nf one _» z-t-i—.u.- v.3. ««*. **"1,000, a gain that an ‘intelligent farmer must neces- be drawn off iutosacks, or other receivers. stones out, are tlie very l>est tiling jxmsiSince the 2:11) performance of Maud S. “ent, however, was pieced together and M,801. Virginia h over 10,000, Ax inquiry has been mode al>out the ble to garnish sweet dishes. ■ West Virginia and 8t Julien at Rochester, be and his I th® signatures of testator and witnesses, with a total of 100, proportion of saltpetre and water to be Single cream is cream that has stood tion of 31,671, drivers have have boasted Ixmsted that that it it is is no no nuusuuu*- ‘ though mutilated, in dispute, has one city wdh a ) used in forming a mixture for the de­ on the milk twelve hours. It is best for drivers - „--------- -■ were - - not a gain of *12,683. th Carolina has struction of tho squash bugs and °ther other ^4 cofiee. Doable cream stands on sial thing for Barns imd Forrest to make The question for the court to decide under. The one often considered by any but engineers, inaocte. It is a teaspoonful to a gallon one over 10,000 nnd a uiuv mile .a* in 1:10. — A. — there ei-I -upon wee whether thie ooMtitated a re- uver has a population 49,027, a gain or those to whom such knowhxige is a of water, and a tableepoonful to a conl- ita milk twenty-four hours, and cream a* — renUrk»blo ________ for butter frequently stand* forty-eight , Georgia has neceasary adjunct of their business in mon pailful of water. hibition. of apeod are alwaya given to vocation. That qniwtion b decided to | of only 071 atace 1 hours. Cream that is to lx? whipped with a total of life. A well-made road even in our private, Ute truth ot tire.taU-metoa may the negative. The teatator wre drown [ four.all over A gentleman at the head of a large should not l>e butter cream, lest in wliip23,164. Ala- climate and with the wide differences in fruit-drying establishment states tliat 1>C doubted. 1 to be .num al the time when ahe nrade I on6 and one soil ingredients, will last for years, fruit sliced very thin across the axis, ping it change to butter. To beat the whites of eggs quickly, I the will, but hod lost herher reason when ’^,3^ The — ! the will, Imt had lost reason when one over has 29,166. a whereas ordinarily the item of repairs on placed on a tray in. the sun, and covered put in a pinch of salt The cooler tlie M bs . S usan J. H enry , widow of the 1 she evinced a disposition to cancel it. | gjdn of 7,132 since 1870. Louisiana nas our roads means on entirely cluuiged Mrs. Susan J. Henry, widow of the1 she evinced a c" ‘ ‘ with tliin muahn (not mosquito netting), eggs tlie auicker they will froth. Salt iate’Uapi. Capt 1#UIU* Patrick XXCU-J, Henry, UWl last surviving I; xrww But upon what circumstances do I' one over and one under, the former 216,- thoroughfare, tlie pitch, watersheds aud will present an nppearauoe closely re­ cools and also JreslwKns them. tale nu..w trivial ....toy. tow - ------------------ ---•.. being mure in sembling tliat prepared by evaporation gr-ndson a ,?.oU1 q1 r^ ’™‘ wh^Tw^™ Texas has j ree general cliaracter grantbon of of Patrick Patrick Henry, Henry, of of Revnln-l Bevolu. | thraa Uj^te questions queatiou. of of inheritance inheritance depend depend I1!! Sa'.'C,™ wm, In boiling eggs hard put them in boiL. the way of experiment than a scientific and bleached by sulphur fumes. ing water. It will prevent the yolk from tionary fame, died a few days ago ip Tlie old lady might have burnt her will, ■ is 59,694, n gain of 24,238. Tennessee and practical i renovation. Tlie Some veors ago, says the OhioFarnir*r, coloring block. . WashingtonMrs. Henry inherited j or obliterated her signature, or hidden has four with a total of 103,845, a gain country road-maker commences by D. M. Ferry grew six hundred bushels . You must never attempt to Ixril tne property which was lost during the war. ' the duenment away, after tho cunning of 25,999 since 1870. Kentucky has but throwing out the “ Ing stones” on to tlie of onions on on acre, for which ho was dressing ofr -a clear soup in i the stock, for ' ' side of tlie road, retaining the smaller offert*d $2.50 per bushel, making the 1 it will always discolor th< Tor a number of years she wus a clerk | manner of many insane people, with al­ one city of any size ; this has a popula­ -- ------------- w_ —L- _ic soup. . tion of 126,536, a gain of 25,800 in ten ones, when by thoroughly “bedding" snug sum of $1,500 from nn acre. A J I 41 making ” In any sauce, put the butter ia the Treasury l5epartment, nnd, at the I most interminable litigation in conseyears. Ohio has six, all over 10,000; the big stones the beat poarible founda-1 --------farmer------who--------------heard of-------------------------it, and knew no- — and id flour in together, and your sauce the total population of these is 571,tWl, tion is luul; and, with a covering of i more alwut onion-growing than he did of j will never-be Jumpy. time of her death, had just received an ; quence. appointment in the Agricultural Deport“ .... a gain of 155,932. Michigan has four, smaller stones mixed with gravel, or | Sanskrit, planted five acres of common; Whenever vou see your sanoo boil from The New York IFor/d relates the fol­ all over 10,0u0, and they show, a total even with good loam carefully harrowed corn land in onions, the next season, the 1 the sides of the pan you may know your population of 181,685, a gain of 67,090. and scraped, a road-bed is formed which seed costing him $100. He didn’t grow 1 flour or corn atarch is done. ’ ’ ‘ lowing: A remarkable instance of tho per­ 10,000; .tiieir will defy both rains and heavy teams. a bushed of marketable onions. Had he j Boiled fowl with sauce, over which England, the executioner of Bennett,; aistenco of an impression, unquickened i Indiana has two, both overM.rco. juAAuvu, Generally the tyro devotes his' time to total is 101,125, a. gain of 35.163. Illinois studied up the subject and planted the j grate the yolk of eggs, is a magnificent ■who killed Mr. Brown, the editor of the by repetition through more than forty has nine over 10.000, with itli z a tztzl total ofz‘ heaping up the material in tlie center first season an eighth or fourth of one , jfeh for luncheon. ’ Iowa ’ with such a slope as often to interfere pcre, ho might now be s successful | 'Toronto (Robe, lina led on unhappy years, is that of a gentleman living in 647,581, a gain of 231,480. In Tepid woter is produced by combining life since. Tho*%hole town turned ita j New York. On Dec. 16, 1835, occurred there are five all over 10,000, nnd they with locomotion, and which heap the onion-grower, whereas he indulges in two-tnirds cold nnd one-third boiling first heavy Uam resolves into deep ruts, | water. back on him; the urchins gathered the great fire which swept tlie First have a total <jf 85,523, showing a gain of vitiating its usefulness for any but a sim­ profanity at the smell of an onion. 14,205. Wiscoiisiu has three above 10,­ To Destroy Funou.t in Cellars.—I To mako maccaroni tender, put it. in :about his house with abuse at night ; no I word east of Broadway and below Wall 000 nnd one lieluw; the three have a ilarly heavy team, and for it only with Tho use of sulphur to destroy fungoid j cold water and bring it to a ImilL It will ■ one would employ him or associate with street, nnd destroyed property worth population of 147,490, a gain of 53,504. constantly-increasing .strain on tlie growths in greenshouscs and vineries is then lie much more tender than if put him ; and, as a last resort, he had to fcj>- ■ obout $18,000,000. At. that time the Minnesota has three abwe and one un­ horses. Yankee ingenuity has invented well known to horticulturists. The same ! into hot water or stewed in milk. The yolk of eggs bind* the crust much .ply to the Mayor for n paujier pass to, guanlians of the city's jxace were not der 10,000; those nlxiVe have a total of capital road-making tools, which need remedy may be applied to destroy fungus 100,077, a gain of 59,WK’. Nebraska has but intelligent application to developing . get out of town. These same jxople policemen clad in uniform, but consta- one with a population of 30.606, a gain such thoroughfares os would make them and mould in cellars, in many of which it ' bettiir than the whites. Apply it to tho exist* to such an extent as to damage edges with a brush. • would, most of them, have been glad to , bles dressed like common citizens and of 14,522. Kansas haff three, all over admired, in place of being a reproach produce stored there. Take some stick , Old potatoes may be freshened up by xaid Bennett had he lieen turned loose. I distinguished from them only by cany­ 10,000, with a total of 47,560, a gain of Mid shame. Our country is rich enough sulphur, and placfi in a pap and set fire | plugging them into cold water before —------- - -------------.. ■ ing tong staves with wliich to admonish 26,813. Minouri has three, all over to place the roads in the' hands of such to it; close the doors, making the cellar cooking them. ithin the space of seven blocks in jfin>rderlv characters. Tlie subject of 10,000; total, 426,141; n» increase of government as will insure. their perfec­ ns nearly afr-tight as possible for a few ! Never put a pudding that is to bo tion, instead of leaving them to town hours, when the fungi will be destroyed1 steamed into anything else than a dry New York rity there are to cone ot, fte ,|OJ^ ,hl.u „ 10 TCM1 ,gt> 63,452. Colorado has one with a popu­ *•“"’. i—■’•.zt’ ■**..*—•t’® 77— ~~ ~~' m„,jj jni.l lu.^.t ilti. ; mol.L ' lation of 35,719, a gain of 3(7.960. Utah ofhvul, wtOtm.1 Ut, Mlucattrar or • eonstnwtiow eiileoa bnildtog., each ot j w„, ,,re>cut ot (he are, aud there »»■ a lias one of 21,000, a gain of 8,136. OalL enee »«Mnr to.u .reoirtplubraettj .. . ,ta „d toexperolve opt-ratlou ever,; Never •- wash ’ raisins ’ that ”-------------ore to bo used’ which uta bo a palace to magnificence | yonug, black-haired constable atriko fornia has six, ail over 10,000 ; their total the objevt M.»t ot the rood, eret ot ,hreo mw£h U1(i ft., in sweet dishes. It will make the pud­ from powUu __ and to oori a fortune. Among theae are „iIh his ,Uve n m.tM who BlWag , i« 324,827, a gain ot 123,754. New Jef- the Couoerftent nver ore rert.W, .ltd . ding heavy. To clean them wipe with a drv towel has eight over 10,000, making n total this fact, together with the indifference the reeidonce. Iwtog bruit lor W. H. I aLMurbou™. A tew days ago, wliile . sev A Milking Shed.—For summer dairy■' sugar for sauce or puddings, of*454,197, nnd a gain of 123,412. The to­ or ignorance of those in charge toward To -brown Vanderbilt and hia married daughter., cnM,illg tho river to a 'lonyboot, the tal {xqmlation of ti.e 161 cities reaches improving their character, neeesnarilv necessarily ■ ing mg an iui open shod sued in it which the cows con put the sugar in a perfectly ary sauco9,688,719. Li 1870 it wim 7,201,671, ' impedes and retards the natural and be tied and given ...................................... ■ ' ’ °' [inCp^iithi'it-ShiJtr.t.tho tor Corndiu. Vanderbilt, Wm. K. Van- gl.u,„ gray.hai™l i«.lic<>. 41..... .. O A.4U rwrvvnrtlirv I.renl..r>nv rellv vuvzvv.Li ft\r fft-bll fiHXWvn ftxlllpr 1 HUIrttr will W111 burn, t .derbilt, and other, of that tunily, among man, aud it instantly occurred to him thus showing a gain of 2,487,048 people growing tendency of city people for fresh green fodder after they are milked. sugar and you will spoil your iu the 161 cities during th- last ten ' building and tiring in the countrv. land which should be cleanly scraped mn i whom ttoro aeona to 1» a rivalry iu> to ( ,ha, ,he ofllc<,r , hom ho |ia<; * after ouch milking, is perhap Cutieto and steaks may bo fried as well who shall have the moat palatial dwell- Beeu .trike the man forty-five year. ago. convenient nnd the best The milk r*. ' “j!”1y '" as broiled, but they must bo put in hot What is Nickell . be drawn free from dust and dirt , dl . butter or lard. The grease is hot enough . He spoke to him pn the subject, nnd Development of Forest Trees. Since the convenient five cent coin ;, flicked ” by the swindling of the cows' , There exists^ great diversity among . which iu common talk is called “a i| tails; os will happen with cows loose in a* when it throws off a bluish smoke. la theeprtog ot 1873 t»me totolligent 'f”1'1 that hia n^dleetion wa. entirely ,. ” —4* The water used in mixing bread must ’ Moreover, ■'* •* •» «« Tf i™. wiU _n. women of a New England riltoge an- correct, the officer harrng boon nt tho trees in regard to their periods of devel- \ nickel.’’ has -come into general circuln- ' barn-yard. the mdk pad. , n >11. too hot hot. th. 1<»1 some have a briaf rotation. The turn, the question above is asked, either ; 8hould lx- of tin and not of wood. An . . t. Vi .» —J... nLiJ; S it nf n-rxsl notmeed that on a day named there and remembering the occurrence opment; --------------------------------------------------------------------------o , coppice growtlis in Eurupjon foaustry j mentally or orally, hundreds of tjpics ; o]j wooden milk-i>ail can not lie made would be the bet dinner titer could perfectly; he gave, moreover, detail, are ----------------often utilized r_------in periods - of. ten or ; every . day. »y. and but few get an it. intelligent —. cjtSlu by dint of nnv amount of scouring. the akin breaks, pour off tho water and prepare for men who would come for a ’Web aW'»ed tliat there wm. no miatake -•4 --------------.. China asJ m? used fifteen rears;x--------in <mr----------------own country, too, II ---------answer. tIn aud Tj^ Lidia, a white j Nor should the mfik-pul milk-pail Ibe used for any * as soon ns the milk '" ■.1 let them finish cooking in their own day', tree planting. The rreult wa» the o! identity to the matter. Tito cree i. we have many trees of short rotation, {copper, called pack-tong, has long been • other let purpoee ; ’but, lM utrauied, the pail should be washed steam. aetttog out of thirty treea Hie year remarkable enough to trod tt. way into and some of the most useful and profi- ! known aud has been extensively used i iB In making crust of any kind, do not table trees are of this charnoter. Dr. both there nnd in^Europe for counterfeitz :* | with ' cold water, scalded, and turned 1874 wre dry, nnd anrietywa. felt about text-boolu, re the nreonnt b perWardner, of Ohio, in a paper on “For- ing silver coin. About the year o-----------------J'—1703 1799a a | bottom upward upon a bench or on amelt ■ ; the lard iu . flour. Melting will inthe tree*. A few were cared tor by tcclly authentic. peculiar ore — wm discovered in the copper , ataiid furnished with pegs to hold tho J h eotry,’’ imja: pcculi —■ — £ »of Saxonv which bad the appear’bi‘ MiMl-fo •• ’- ’ ” IW In bodimr du paiKthM they mor The black locust may bo htirreated mines u. mrewmvwj — those who lived . near to them, bnt " *./ « nJ ' J them ln water one a| a hnJa J/ t)jeafter it has grown from twenty to thirty ------once of: being but smelting, —o very ricli,, *— *.:iu -------A Raby Carriage in the Hall. twenty-three remained to be looked after, j ‘^e’ n , . are put in together they will mix with years. I| it yielded vieldcd no copjxr, copper, and the miners miners c The French and Agricttd- । otjier A baby carriage in the halt . ' The catnlpa speciosa in tho same [ called it knpfer-nickel, or false copper, ■Twelve women induced a man tp send tural Edocation.—A paragraph is go--------------------------------The happiest piece of furniture that his horse with a water barrd, and, with any house cun boast, always making nn period will mako good cross-ties iumI ' In 1754, Croustadt announced tho dis- ing tho rounds of the preM affording the Popular Ideas of the Cross. posts. covery of a new metal in kupfer-nickel, interesting intelligence that “ the French the West of England there Li a tratheir own hand*, they gave each tree a hmiorable exception in favor of ths fence Thu nilantus very soon attains a useful I to which he gave tho nnuio of nickel. It Govenimeut has ordered a course of that the cross was formed of tho barrel, and saved it. This is a proceed- cradle. size, aud for certain puiqx»es has been 1 was in conibiuatinn with arsenic from teaching iu agriculture m even- primary mistietoe, which before that event used That liaby carriage means a home. ing wliich deserves wide imitation. highly commended lx»tli in tliis country ; which he could relieve it only in part, school in the country." I suppose this to be a fineiforest tree, but has since Without it, only a place to stav io. aud iu Europe. Professor C. S. Sar■ The alloy of nickel and arsenic which he action must be accepted as a right nnd ‘ doomed to lead a parasitical exist, It means a “dear ‘‘dearlittle littledin dimpled darlWas whita white, ItriHto brittle, varv very hard hard proper tiling on the iwrt of the repub- encfc -nie gyjiaiwj believe that it was gent ia advising ita extensive plantation, obtained’ *w-« Rev. Henry Ward Beecher aome inR"_tfiat make* sunshineall and somo years ago it was spoken of os end had a melting point nearly ax high bean government of France. But what' math, of tlie anh tree. The nails used at time since received a letter from a young when it hasn't got the colic. tlie moat promising tree for tho arid as cast-iron. It was not until 1823 that slmil be said of another, aud older, and the enicifiction, said to have been found 11 means a happy mother, whose life man, rho recommended himself very pure nickel was obtained by analysis of many think a Ix-tter and a greater refill- j ijy Helena, are reported to have worked plains of the tiouthwest highly re Itetog hotnwt, and cltwod with “ nn’a’i‘*1. *“ ™e’, •“ The forest of Scotch pine in Germany German silver which hail for a number he. the governing powers of which nave : manT One of them wm nigniy *» « . responsibilities, all wonderful hope for ore allowed sixty years to reach their of years, been produced at Suhl in Saxony. suffered a vast system of schools endowwl ‘ thrown by her into the Adriatic during a the request, “ Get me an easy situation, tf,,, future. Ito composition wns ascertained to be for the express purpose teaching agn- rtonn !>nKiuoed B lx?rfect calm, that honesty may be rewarded.” To It means a father who holds his head useful size for fuel and for timbers. The 1 rirch.there reaches its maturity copper 10 porta, zinc 5, aud nickel 4. If culture, to tapse into the iMfomflcant Another placed in the crown or helm of which Mr. Beecher replied : ■’ Don’t np among men with the grandeai digmore nickel be nsed tiie alloy is aa white form of;what (roldwin Smith calls One- Constantuie, was found in a mutilated in about half a centunr. Ybe mt - editor «♦„, it if you would Iw. that anr may know. ' Tlie willow rnwxl for charcoal needed as silver and susceptible of a very high horse Luivenuties. be ‘ ...cr easy. ’ ( mtv ±(>moth .Viman , u ..3^,.If the Republicans church of Santa Croce. Ths in the manufacture of gunpowder may polish, but become, too brittle nnd hard of France deserve high praae for that Ulird is said to be in the possession ot Do nut try the law. Avoid school-keepTo father it „ ..My •• to lx? hnnimtrcd or rolltsl, and can l>e recognition of agriculture, shall it be Duomo ^lan whi]e ■ing. Keep out ‘of the pulpit • Let That baby carriage in tha hall means be cut after growing twenty years or even less. ‘ * worked only by casting. Pure nickel is praise or censure that -------shall be- ,meeted claini!l I fonrth. In the time of Cliaralone all atrip., .'tore., .hotw, and met- all the wealth of nwy hour, aa moUrer .... C1U1IU9 Chestnut, in ita second growth, is most a white metal with a tarnish" readily in oiit to a collection of lawyers >wy»r» and. _________ aiul pohti- , jen^e __________ * ncw relic was_____ discovered in chandbo. Abhor politico Keep away wtg. Inllal.y tong.-t.-rh.iw, profitably cut every twenty or tweuty- tlie air. Unlike aflver, it is not acted on cions which deny a few• thousand lUund <Mlar» fa the dollars ttt) a filKJI1Re Wiak«i hi by the vaixir of sulphur, and even the tfve years. from lawyers. Don't practice medicine. to the Agricultural Department and re• blood blood ^Christ. In Cheshire Chrahirc the the Arum Arum . j of Christ. In Tlie beautiful wood of the wild cherry strong mineral acids attract it but fuse to make its head more than a regisr------ 1 1 nvacuiatu,a ia called “Gethsemane,* mechanic, neither When all the time she is the angel that Be nut a farmer nor a mechanic, a soldier nor a sailor. Don’t atudy. Don't none of all soon reaches a prt.fi table size for mauy slightly. Nickel haa the hardness of tering clerk ?—Rural New Yorker. ; Ix-cau-v it ia said to have l>een growing Dtirposes, though for saw logs and lum­ flunk. Don’t work. Sone of Own. « *Tn^‘‘.‘.^ri project, at the foot of the cross, and to nave re­ ber tho tree shuuld be larger. ' ceived some drops of blood on its petals. Inherited Tendencies to Disease. soldered with difficulty. Pure nickel easy. Oh, my honest friend, you ore in which all center in tliat one little life. The present article is based on a valu­ The dirpe of Mamre died at tlie crucifichas heretofore been "used chiefly for a very hard world I I know of but one It means a father thr.t studies life bank tion! “Christ’s thorn " is a very com­ Narrow Escape from Death. plating, for which purpose its hardness able paper by Dr. J. R. Black, in the r^v’nUoeinll Tl»t i> the grave.’ “}**“ e^rfnl diligence, tor Seventy mon plant in Palestine. In Scotland it “In my judgment that little fellow aud power to resist atmospheric influ­ Popular Science Monthly. J r ______ - -______ i “ My son must have a good education, is doomed," said a gentleman to liis com­ ences, admirably adapt iL Within the thousand persons in America yearly die was formerly Iwlieved tliat the dwarf and a gixxl start in life," you know. birch is stunted in growth because the The dead walls of Munich broke out And he goes home and catches the panion in a Long island railroad car. last year, the French have succeeded in of consumption, most of whom have in­ rods with which Christ was scourged The train was on a side track, and the rolling the metal into plates from which herited the disease. Vast numbers in­ in all the colors of tlie ruinlxiw with the . laughing toddler up, and reddens the little fellow referred to was a potato-bi ’~ spoons and other table furniture may be herit a tendency to rheumatism, epilep­ were made from it These nre tho ]x>jniotatobug unnrainoemeni. that the grenteel won-; "“ij" ’£**«■ ““I crawling intently along acrou tthe ’ crest pressed. Nickel bronze, which consists sy' insanity, cancer, indigestion, mi­ lar ideas of tlie material of the croes, . . . ,, * th>g sturdy little twclve-month s old on tltn re- ot ____ 1 parts ..t J_ -.u graine, neuralgia, asthma, and to early some of which will, jwrhaps, never be <ler of the worM would be •nbmitte.l to ^t. him nt hi« n. b, c ot wflk- of another track. ‘•Yes," was<. tho equal of ______ copper’ and nickel, with entirely obliterated until the last great ajittle tin, may lie cast into very delicate loss of sight aird hearing. No other -public inspection, in tlie shape of o iQg, addressing him with comical digday, when “all things shall be made forms, and is susceptible of a high polish. cause of grief and suffering compares ^orilla trained to perform on tho violin, nity, ••Well, Governor, where shall we plain. the Year Round. Mines of nickel are worked at Chatham, with that due to organic defects handed 1 The ColiwuA ™ crowds on open- , 8°^riU_b h. «d, aril, hta "Oo^ heard these words and anw tlie bug, and Conn., and Lancaster, Pn., and it is said down from parent to child. Of our 40,­ ing mght of the jH-rfonnanc. There, fhe Xthers heart says—and the her whole heart went out to tho imper- to lie found at Mine Le Motte, Mo., and 000, (MX) of jwjople probably 26,000,000 ' ' A Lover’s Revenge. The latest aud worst 'case of lover’s was the gorilla, horrible of aspect, but' father wotddn’t deny it were *shn to put ilcd creature. “ Oh, poor little thing.’ " at several -pointe in Colorado, and New inherit some constitutional defect Bnt she said; “ why doesn’t it climb down ? Mexico, where but'little attention is prid hitherto little "has been done to arrest revenge comes from Australia. A young tinnueatienablv skilled in the produc-1 unqueetienably produc- i n it in woias woids—uiai tliat more likely it will wiu be r _! ■ v . -----’ K77it off... 4.1-------- KA> .---_______ ,_ ,____ .„2u,n.rv President, _ TX-..U; ,1....» inan that «lim, .l.m bwmtiful and «... .1 L,>uh ,*onM*b“dy w,,u»d aby> to it It u extensively muutJ in Saxony these tendencies. Physicians are called man whose affianced went back on him -bon of aw*et sounds from an ordinary ^1R' train was coming. “ Shoo>!-----------" cried and in Sweden, but the late discovery only to the sick. On the contrary, tiioee and broke her engagement received a -violin. A skeptical spectator contrived H<_r c[Joiw>wmdd bethat he !tlie : “ 011 • 8Ompl’OtV 1-‘»ko «* of a new ore fa silicate of nickel) iu New note asking him to return tlie lock of -to approach him unobserved, and made I should be a good man and a hajipy one. ! V1,® L her hair wliich he* had. He looked over Caledonia will probably supersede all the I cars amt it can’t see very far ! It will other ones. The inexhaustible supply hefllh aa othen, while, in the caee his trunk, collected a heap of tresaas jui inefeion in his hide with a penknife. ' Between them Ixrth they parcel out for _ r________ l— , - mnnoe. -- ---- --- .1during __ :__ v:_ ot flume who alreade ahor the tendenrw, cnltJ tmol— VMiou hia The animal did not mind it Enoour hia manhood’, ymn all that makes life j be killed ! ’’ The hut words were almost of this ore, the ease with, which i screamed, and all tlie passengers in the lx> smelted and the ridim-ss <4 tb. ir Iriend. are apt to purau. ;uat the |l„e.nu£ing tore, -^.-><1 the doubter . lraby Dg '... ecu ree meat bkely to strengthen----It. For ,i in a , bundle bnndle to to hia bis lady-love, lady-love, inclosing inclosing a a «gea in in life n» enspicions, u», twuuu:. Wl£ T[uil auTmge m bal] • car rushed to the interesting* aide, ex­ will probably suspend the use -l-i. instance, a oanmmptiv ' v *t up Inan } pecting to see a frirhtful accident or a ____ :__i__ _________ • yie effect that he had really ioro------- a------- iiuM? the outdoor air aud escape. Had a human Ixiing exerew, : gotten which was hers, but she might It liirtUis evecyihmg to the father and narrow liim roughly. whereon the .earns of his ' been in danger the little girl couldn’t j 1852. mail*- a ccin or German silver, *■ Mure;; select it from those forwarded and reskin gave way and a mon stood revealed mother. imr social, t,]ni ijie reet at earheat convenhave lieeH more deeply concerned, which is identical in connxwitiou with over, the whole influence It to »tomriHri Mdi.ner. u means mare than can lx- told. in "01*. a knmr. I y .he wbilo •• 99 .k. 1.'. II<«r a.— Ski«l —^ -.1-. 1 o^n. 11 lilted State* life and practices enc ges the | j everybody struggled to look where she | made nickel cento in 1836, and right j squandering of. vital re- j -— —' V,V1 ITT...W uli uIvmO if I did. •• See, it's getting off! Oh, I’m years Liter, coined the five oant pject s. I serve. Edward Atkdcson, of Boston, says U««.dunrtUgin»iyrttowre=iri.,uriri to bother with too.-Willing " And, in fact, tlie bag, either : the o.ritnit^, rilh. worithtobero.^1 Arodrr. 3 latalv coiye.1 ixickrl Dennies for Jamaica, | birth-rate are steadily approximating. . . . from cotton.culture in this country. He Herbert ^fenceb will make the tour ; when the locomotive wheels came up to but at bbme she aud Phrncw adhere to • The difference is u’ready ham in New i ruled. That night she eloped with a ne.says the jwwent crop of cotton will be of the United States next year. I it, they merely shook it from the rail to tho clumsy copper small change 1 England than ia any country of Europe, I gro neighbor. The figures furnished by the Internal Revenue Department show that Peoria paid lost year over 810,000,000 of inter­ rail-revenue taxes. Cincinnati alone leads it in amount of internal taxes. �I AM AGENT FOR THE— SATURDAY SEPT. 4.1880. A tramp wan arrested a* Charlotte, by night watchman Frank, and sent to Idbia for one year. A sneak thief stole six dollars in money and a <40 watch of L. O. Smith, of Charlotte, one night last week. Miles Henshaw had two fiugere cut off near Charlotte Inst week, accident­ ally by a fellow laborer, while ditching. William Williams, of Grand Ledge, accidentally ent one of his legs last Sunday, inflicting a dangerous wound. There are 74 entries in the Eaton Rapids races, the entries in the bycicle race being the same as those in Char­ iot tc. • Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Vickery of Ben­ ton, celebrated their wooden wedding on the 14th inst. The presents were numerous and useful. • At Charlotte, they are schuffling off With the chill* and farer, the victim of malaria m*y theis mortal coil at n rapid rate, as •till recover hr ualne thl» celebratod upeelflr, shown by a report of S. Robinson's coffin sales, it being eleven in the short space of ten days. Frailly A Dodge, late proprietors of i upon the entire •y»Ua. »*le by kl] DrrgxUt* *nd Pntlzre rvnendly. the Anderson house at Eaton Rapid* abdicated, hist Monday, and Jason Stebins, of Detroit, owner of the bouse assumed the management. • The house of T. D. Green of Char­ lotte, was entered on Sunday night, and a watch and about $10 iu money stolen. Thu inmates were aroused, but the burglars succeeded in. making theirescape. Burglars broke into the hardware store of S. B. Granger, at Grand Ledge, Sunday evening, and robbed the store of about <100 worth of goods consist­ IN BARRY COUNTY ing of pocket-knives, raisora and revol­ and and the latest vers. The toieves effected an entrance 1Our Good* are all new,finlth. by breaking *i large pane of glass 38x40 in one of the rear windows. srouits, MICHIGAN NEWS. A stranger wan found dead by the side of tlie railroad track, near Gales­ burg’ last Wednesday. . Mrs. James A. Major of Monroe, fell • from a third story window on Monday, and received fatal Injuries. A couple of tramps invaded a house near Hillsx.le on the 30th, robbed tile house and raped the mistress. August 9Hth, at Muskegon,. Jpsliua Davis’ machine shop was damaged by fire to the amount of <3.090. No ins. A young man named Valentine at­ tempted to commit suicide at Port Hu­ ron on Monday, by shooting himself with a revolver. Mrs Nicholas Miller, of Battle Creek, fell down Mairs Tuesday morning nnd broke the top of her skull, kdiing her instantly. Aged 00 years. On the 22nd, Mrs. Theodore Nelson, of Grand Rapids, tried to shoot her husband, hut was prevented. She claimed he had deserted her. A man has been ai rested at St. Johus, who escaped from an officer some where, bnt refuses to tell who or where. He bad been sentenced to Ionia. On Saturday, a 4-year old son of J. Huyser of Marshall, while attempting to catch a ride on a wagon, caught his foot in the wheel, breaking his leg. The residence of Henry Petttingil), near Wattrousville, was entered by burglars on Monday night and <900 in money, and notes amounting to <550 uRen. John Frank was murdered last week near Waucedah. His body was found a few days afterward and <200 which he was known to have had on hi* per­ son was missing and he had a bullet Teachers Notice. hole in his bead. , A public examination will be held John Walker, n German about 35 at the Union School building in this years of age, living in tlie western village on Saturday, Sept, 4th, com­ • part gf Manchester Township, commit­ mencing at 9 o'clock a. m., for the pur­ ted suicide Friday morning by shoot­ pose of examining all persons who may ing himself through the right temple, present tliemselve* na candidates for causing instant clemtli. certificates, to teach inathe primary Two boys, aged about 15 years of age schools of this townshin. The exam­ broke into the Montague postoffice, a ination will consist of both oral and shoe shop and a grocery store tlie night written question*, and candidates are of Aug. 23 and took $12 aud some oth­ respectfully urged to be in attendance er articles. Tlie boys have been aires- ’ promptly at 9 o'clock. Writing must ted and most of the stolen goods recov­ be executed with pen and ink. ered. C.N. Young, Supt., of Schools Trfo ladies, Mrs. Crane and Mrs. Col. Morley, were prostrated by lightning in Kalkaska, during a thunder storm. Mrs. M. .was the first to recover nnd went to work to restore Mrs- Crane which she sncceded in doing after 15 minutes hard working. The broom handle factory owned by William Voice, at Northport, was burn­ ed on Tuesday morning, 24 instant. Mr. Voice also l««at a large quantity of stock, and all his valuable machinery; I, no insurance. Willber' Gill’s liarn | j, ERB WK standing near the factorry was also । BB burned. jBRL MR The storm nf Aug. 25 did consider?*the docks into the river, a long line of tramway blown down at Gebhart A Es- ' tabrook's mill, trees were broken down I nil over the city and several windows i demolished. A daring attempt was made at Hud NITURE ntaRockers, eaus. [tension Tables! . SHERIFF REASONS WHY JULIUS RUSSELL, Every Farmer should Drill his wheat: FIRST, You save one-hd f bushel of seed on every acre, as every one knows that 1 1-2 bushels drilled in where every kernel is completely covered up is better than two bushels sowed broadcast, where one-half is on top of the ground to be picked up by the birds. SECOND, Every one knows hat drilled wheat yields from five to ten bushels per acre more than wheat sowed broadcast. THIRD, I sell them on very liberal terms. KALAM’ZOO SPRING TOOTH Complete In every particular. We guarantee Prices that Can’t S Undersold Kellogg, Demaray & Co. ]£NTEKPWisE’ GROCERY New Fresh Goods and Low Prices. Having bought for CASH a large, neat stock of Irf onUnence or netentlon of Urine, Painful Urinaot >hS KM- I ,or,WOTChMe11...------- D.uairn .1111| I STOP PQCTORCNC! HAR ROW Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, Cheese nd Everything . Which is the only Drag that work8 on new ground as well as old, and every drag warranted for one year. 1 O O sold al­ ready this season. Fresh Goods, Full Weights and Satisfaction Guaranteed. HENRY ROE. ATTENTION, all. NASHVILLE, MICH., MnniifactureH tlie READY CASH l?ortli£ season of1880. Unquestionably the best Built and Easiest Riding For 850. nnd upward*. ORGANS PIANOS ORGANS REPA1RKD IN GOOD SHAPE And al a comparatively SM AI.I. COST SHEET MUSIC JJARNES8! HARNESS! FLOUR. MEAL 7 *FEED. f r ■< WM. E. CLARK MORGAN, BARRY CO., MICH. . Makes the boss Carriage, Light road and Team I am new able to fumi»b to I> U JFt C H A. S ER S Entey. Bay State, Bri(ige|M)rt. and Whitney Organs, Webber. Chlckering. Hale, Christie, Hanes, Bros.. Whitney and Hct'ammerou Pianos. LOW FIGURES. BOISE A FRANCIS. . CLOSE BUYING I am prepared to fumfth the public Yottrt Truly, WALKER & NORTON, ■ ReapectfuBy, C. H. BERRY. Naabville, Mich. ■^ASHVILLE LIVERY. FARMERS I HARNESS ! ^ETx.r^^ENClCLOPEDI* ~ J. OSMAN, Prop. For a small sum of money and 'don't you forget it. Have you seen any of Will’s work! If not call on him, one door north of Boise and Francis’, get his prices and you will trade. I am prepared -to furnish 3 W. E. CLARK. SINGLE OB DOUBLE TURN-OUTS LOW RATES J L. STEVENS! Opposite E. Parady'i iboe shop. To k»e found in the Market. IT IS GENERALLY KNOWN HOW TO BESSES YOUR OWH^H S K LAWYER Workmanship and Materials W hen Combined Wit li 0 7*M COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS MADE A SPECIALTY J. OSMAN. NERVOUS DEBILITY Ibr Great Khl'-TRADE THE IDEAL OF THE TRUE ARTIST, BLACKSMITHING AND DON’T YOU FORGET IT. Are EHHential Factor. in All Goods of this Manufacture, JgOOT AND8H0E SHOP. The above item is undoubted!) eorof the bummers, Vermontville having better chums for that honor than Nash- Mich 09319974 IK THEIR SEASON. Lard, by the lb. or barrel, EPTbc Highest Market Price paid for Hides, Pelta. Ac. . C. C. WOLCOTT COME AND SEE. A A few days since. Henry Gass of Nash­ ville, Barry Co., came to Portland to ■ H»ringtb<>roaghiv overhauled and refitted our mill ri.it friend,. He wm heving » «plen-[ '’/J!" .lid timeuntil Mondny, when he met a : fnrnd from Nashville. who was here with a span of horses and bony. He «5 GOOD WORK GUARANTEED. was about returning to Nashville, and lieinvited Gass to nde home with him. WALKER A NORTON, Gass was glad to accept the invitation, and invited Bachelor to take something. t’rvp'.of lb.HAUHYVILLS MILLS They took something, and then took something again, and kept on taking something until about six o’clock p. m. when they got into the buggy, but in­ stead of going home, they seemed, to imagine themselves at a horse race,and t 1 ****” Great Krr.<t One .rent their team the principle steeds on the track. They dashed arouud town at a tern Ide late, running their horses over both bndgns. It was not long before . V rtteLS. our riBaae ofik-ent were after them and in due nine brought up in the cooler. They were brought lie fore Esq. Potter XX m fMti, While Bick) n. yesterday morning. Both plead guilty to the charge of being drunk and dis­ orderly, and paid aMnr of <8 each and > osts. They were then called upon to aoawwr to • Hmrjm of driving over Grand River bndgr faster than a walk. Bachelor plend guilty .:ud was fined <5 and cosu which be paid. Gam refused to plead and was bound over for trial. MEAT MARKET. FRESH FISH Uld FOXTLTBV PHI- BARRA VILLE MILLS, ATTENTION Proprietor ----- OLD RELIABLE Fresh and Salt Meats, Teas, Coffees, Sugars, 1 US|E IT AT ONCE I I U C«4nci 4 First CliM GfWtn Skrt ! ■■J ToU bad «t your Drug mor., or-win by . ,, „ v v mail. Write iw our book, giving a history or thb Wish to inform all that by prompt atsr» *«xi wuEderfui dbeov.ry. ' tention, accommodating ways, good n»*r l/irinntr Dori Ho i goods aud low prices, hope to receive Day MUliCy rdU UU. a fair share of your patronage. „ , WwHntowh Toledo, o, I Highest Price pnld for Produce iI.'K,'i'u. nrJ-*of ’? Education, vT: J°r U. v 'i"Y r of * State Board K. Evans of Admin; Electors at large, Jas. Me- i Kay of Manistee and E. L. Brewer of Owosso. A full corps of district ^ec- Monuments, Tombstones, Mantles, 4c., XTMtinK**, Mi oh. Snokei Hams and Stioolders, I. ib. lurk, „ ’ X«c»*cvcs«ss *» Dram is . . . - American and Foreign Marble, [JEYRY ROE, 3 BOOM, aocrit •» WOLCOTT HOOK. $200 REWARD fcL'«TSu.A&.yT.r^! Snyder of Ypsilanti; for Com. • State Land .Office, Porter Beals of Lena wee; for Supt. of Public Instruction, W. H. . HARDWARE. J. A. BAUGHMAN. ill endeavor-bv fair .Ivallng aiJ rea*ontn double their number during the year Foi a ca«c of DiaU-tra, Gravel,- Dropaey. Bright** . - .■■■■ Phoenix Hto*k. State St. HYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Woodland Cen­ tre, Mich. Dey and night call* protxj^j^- QOOK’S CARRIAGE WORKS! w Ml cure. Making a •peclaty'. pOWERS k BARLOW, P lioiise Ac Francis The mo.t «pn»llinB eecident in the , annals of Michigan’s history occured . at East Saginaw ou Wednes. Daniel , Parkhuast aged 35, while working at 1 the entrance entrance of, of/johimon'a lime tiln, the Johnson's lime kiln, when a atone sunk.into the kiiu taking Parkhurat along with it nud faatcuing himsofirmly that he could not be ex-| tracted till he was literally roasted nlive. The deceased leaves a wife and 1 four children. « The PrubibitionisU have put Hie j following ticket in the field for tlie coming campaign. For Gov., Hon. Frank Dickey of Allrion ; for Lieut. Gov. E. H. Ston^ of Holly ; for Sec’y. of State, John Evans of Bellevue; i for Ati’v Gen. M. M. Burnham of Hol- jDZR/ST C3-OOJDS ■I AM ALSO AGENT FOR THE- Of every drwrlptlon auARTER MILLION SOLD! i Attorney at Law. Attorney A Counsellor Our Undertaking Departmn’t 31921275 । I 0LEMENT SMITH, —ALBO- ™; Every Patient Delighted the pilot struck them with such force as to throw them down the embankment rendering the attempt unsnceeasfull. About 9 o'clock last Friday, morning a young man named Kiffen, employed in a mill, atEnst Saginaw attempted to attach a belt io a lath bolter, using a liiMe of «linne. when it wm rauglit and earned around the pulley, and striking Klfiln in the side was driven NOWrt.b0dT Mlrrbrs. Camp Chairs, &c. Capital and Surplus Sloo.ooo JAMES A. SwEEZET, CJommon ’Furniture CURES WITHOUT. MEDICINE, XKlS.'fe’LTttt K HI tett Largest and Best Selected Stock Farmer’s Friend and Buckeye &EAUT DRILLS. BOOTSand SHOES A. BURGMAN Therefore I place my Goods upon the Market, confidentially believing they will stand the test, and prove highly satisfac­ tory to all who purchase. - E. COOK. Before Taking � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-09-11.pdf.pdf 285f63e28a71e73db9b48f43b0b737b7 PDF Text Text ORNO STRONG, ) Editor *»t> FBomirroR. VOLUME VII. NASHVILLE'S FUTURE. And Her Environs. It is a deplorable fact that some of to Telegraplp poles are being disti ibu- Nashville’s wealthiest citizens seem ted along the line of the R. R., and an­ be so wholly absorbed in interest, per­ taining to their personal prosperity other wire wjll be put up in aboiit two that they forget that the time will come when their savings will depre­ —Dr. Goucher has the material on ciate in iralue unless the public luthe ground to repair his building lately provmenta are kept apace with the purchased on Main SL. and transform private. the same into an office aud dwelling. A new bridge and the extending of —The school board met on Monday Main 8t. north is an improvment nigbt and with the aid of Prof. Niles, which would add hundreds of dollars to graded the schools, and made out n the valuation of village property, be­ throe years course for the high school sides giving our flourishing place a department. thriving appearance which to the man­ —Many of our citizens wept to Char­ ufacturer who is looking for a location, lotte, yesterday, to attend the suit of is one of the prime inducements that Brooks vs Brooks, which is brought first presents itself to him on entering .. by Jennie Brooks against Ed. Brooks a new town. Another object invariably looked at her husband, who refuses to support by enterprising business men, who contemplate locating in a town is its —Wheat is being marketed veay school buildings. It must have teen slowly this season. Farmers are hold­ very humilliating to many on Tuesday ing it, expecting better prices, and evening when Hon. H. L. Hodge, wish­ The News hopes that their expecta­ ing for a fact from which to make an tions may be fully realized, and that illustration, was obliged to suppose too in the near future. that wo had a school building worth —On Tuesday Genrgo Wittie was eight or ten thousand. dollars when driving some stock which he bail sold, such a building ought to stand at pre­ to the yards in this village, and while sent in our village. coming up North Main St., a yearling U is not the natural or gebgraphieal ran off the enbankment, where the situation, that gives to a town growth, commissioner han been grading, and prosperity, manufacturing establish­ broke it? leg. ments and enterprise. We must offer —The village school opened on Mon­ special inducements to manufacturers day with 88 scholars in rthe Principal’s wishing to come amongst us, and add room, 42 in the Grammar department, to nature’s gifts, the enterprise and 56 in the Intermediate, and 02 in the ingenuity of man, by making our pub Primary room, making a total of 183, lie appearance as inviting and fasci­ and doubtless the attendance will reach nating as possible. Nashville in the 200 in a few weeks. past, has been favored with unprece­ . —The span of Texas ponies which dented growth, and every propertv­ Daniel Hobbs has just completed.brak- holder should feel inspired with an ing, escaped from theii pasture last ambition to keep it moving on in the Tuesday and strayed away. The Pa­ path of prosperity, aud this can only cific express going east, found them at be done by extending our public im­ Morgan and killed them instantly, and provements and making the hammer now Daniel is without a span of those and saw hum the sweet melody that shall charm the the manufacturer and desirable mustangs. —Last week Thursday, Harry Mayo business man that is looking for a new field of labor. , of Maple Giove, shot an owl which measured 4ft Ilin from tip to tip of wing. Its ears were 21 inches long and claws 41 inches. His owlship had de­ voured 0 hens and 4 half grown turkeys recently, and Hany sold the carcass for $3 to a man from Battle Creek, who will have it stuffed, not with usual' dressing used ou Thanksgiving oc­ casions, but with a cheaper article, and use the bird for ornamental purposes. —A laborer named Godfrey of Hast­ ings, late of Eaton Rapids, but more recently, in the employ of the Chemi­ cal Co., was attacted with a shock of paralysis on Thursday morning, just after he had commenced work. He had been working out side the build­ ing, the day before, and was shoveling charcoal near the doorway on the morn­ ing of the attack, and the cause cannot be attributed to over work or beat. He is a middle aged man and has had several attacks prior to this. —At the Greenback county conven-' tion, held in Hastings last Wednesday, the following county ticket was nom­ inated. For J udge of Probate. Porter Freeman of Middleville; for Sheriff, Chas. Polly of Prairieville; for Trees. - Jno. Lichty of Hastings; for Register of Deeds, Chas. Barlow of Hastings ; for Coupty Clerk, Warren Hecox of Maple Grove; for Pros. Att’y. Walter S. Powers, of Nashville ; for Circuit -Court Commissioner. J. M. Martin of . Nashville and Mr. Fallis of Irving. —The M. E. church on Sunday last, was elaborately decorated with ever­ greens, flowers, and a large motto ar tistically wrought, on the wall in the rear of the pulpit, bearing the inserption, ’‘God loveth a cheerful giver.” After the regular morning service, $M was raised to clear the society from • the debt on their parsonage. The ladies mite society assumed the responsibility of paying $35, and the society is now out of debt. In the evening, the ordiaince of baptism was administered to four candidates for membership. - —Frank Fuller of spiritualistic fame, has flopped into Democratic camp, giv­ ing as a reason that “the Republican party tried to put God in the constitu­ tion.” and be “can’t fellowship with no party that seeks to unite church aad state.’’ Thsse particulars Frank makes public via the Hastings Lfcmjcrat, dos­ ing his epistle with these words: “I will probably vote for Hancock unless some better man is nominated between this and election.” As the various na­ tional tieketa have all, long since been nominated perhaps, tlie “tetter man” Presidency that we know qf. NUMBER 51. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1880. ....................... LIFE IN NASHVILLE I TERMS; $1.50per Year I Credit SuBSCRirnoN& *1.73. Devoted to the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun. ) A HORRIBLE 8UI0IDE. On Thursday, Sept. 2nd the people of Jordan Lake vicinity, near the Woodland and Odessa town line, were shocked by tte news of a suicide having been committed in their midst Wm. Phillips, a laborer in the employ of Mr. Mathews, had been working as usual on Wednesday, and in the eve­ ning started for the Lake, but forgot the teat keys, returned for them and again started for the lake, but soon re­ turned, entered the house, took a lan­ tern, looking-glass and butcher knife and went to the corn crib.. He then took Ips rubber coat and hung it up so as to shut out th© view from the house, took off his clothes and spread them on the floor and grasping the knife the placed it on his throat and made two attempts before he succeeded in ac­ complishing' the deed. The whole length of the blade, which was seven inches in length, was thrust into his throat, and next morning when Mr. Mathews looked for him, he found him cold and lifeless, and weltering in his own blood. A coroner's jury was sum nioued, and a verdict rendered that he camo to his death by his own . hand. He was a single man, aged 35 years having no relatives neareF than an uncle and grandmother, who live in Ohio. Funeral rervices were held on Friday, at the Odessa church, Rev. J. F. Orwick officiating. —In school district Ng. .2, »?f this township a new sctoolnousa is badly needed and the present sjtc of the old one, is far too small for a play ground, and the more enterprising residents of the district advocated at the annual school meeting, th© adyisibility of buying more laud and putting up such a house as would be aq ornament to the district, while some of the less pub­ lic spirited.free holders fought strongly against the project. Even some of those in favor of the measure/ were willing to let the small sum of a few dollars expense divide them in opinion. The better waj is. to each yield a tri­ fle, aud prevent any jangle or discord that always deters public enterprise. G. A. Truman comes smilingly for­ ward with a new ad .this week which tells of those new fail goods he has just received from the eastern markets He has new printa,new drew goods,new clothing, new waterproofs, new every­ thing, and all at prices that will aston­ ish you for G. A. has adopted the ready Wickedness may prosper for a white, but at the long run he that sets all knives at work will pay them. I'".... ... LOCAL GIBBLE-G ABBLE. POLITICAL CHRONICLES. CHAPTER II. And it came to pass again in the Look out for a frost. L. Parrish, of Vernon, is visiting his ninth mouth, and the seventh day of the month, as darkueu was coming C. W. Demary has invested in a horse over th© land, that the sound of . the fife, and tin* baas drum and the snare nud buggy. Miss Mudge is visiting friends in drum, and all kinds of martial music was heard on the street called Main, York State. Mrs. A. D Nekton is visiting friends which is in the city of Nashville, and behold a great crowd of men and boys in Ypsilanti. , Barney Bi ooks is in Kalamazoo on a gathered around the musicians and followed them ns they marched to the speculative t^p. Capt BoipUs erecting a barn on his temple called Opera. Now there were lot on Reed Sh assembled at the temple, men of all There’s an article going the rounds sects, Republicans, Democrats and Green backers and about the second called a barr&Hioop. Win. Wolcott of Eaton Rapids, I, watch, of the night Abijah arose and said unto the people, men and brethren visiting his son C. C. Wolcott. Jack Frost visited the low lands in the chairman of this band is not pre­ sent, therefore I say unto you, choose this vicinity, on Thursday morning. Malaria stalketh abroad throughout James, whose surname is Martin, that the land, and much sickness prevail- he may preside over this meeting, and accordingly James was chosen. And eth. Messrs. Knappen and Clark of Hast­ when he bad come forward he present­ ings gave the News a call on Wednes­ ed unto the people one Hiram, whose surname is Hodge, a tiller of the soil, day. Chas. Barlow of Hastings was in whom the sect called Greenbackers, town and gave The Niiws a call Tues­ have chosen as the man they would have to represent them in the body day. . On Sunday morning last, a son was called Congress. Then Hiram arose tern to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wool- and lifted up his voice and spake unto the people saying: “Ye men of Nash­ cutt. Mr. Liklon never sneezes, He don’t ville, there are two great evils in our care to run the risk of loosing his land to which this sect called GreenbackerMhe doctrines of which I present head. Marion Shores of North Castleton unto you, is bitterly opposed, namely, threshed 232 bushels of wheat from 7 Bond-holders and National Banks. The bondholder will live in your communi acres. Jacob Lentz went to Grand Rapids ty,educate bis children,rent a house on on Thursday, to buy some choice fur­ which the owner must pay a tux, get pome poor soldier to work bis road tax niture. G. H. Clark and daughter,. of Battle for a drink of whisky and fifty cents, Creek, are visiting relatives in this aud never spend a dime to build up the business of your community, enjoy vicinity. Mrs. Frank Stewart of Bay City, is all the privileges of this free ■ country visiting her sister, Mrs. Jessie Austin, and never pay a dollar of tax for any purpose, because bis wealth is in Un­ of this place. Hon. E. 8. Lacey will speak at Nor­ ited State bonds which cannot be ton’s school house in Maple Grove next taxed. Men and brethren,these things ought not so to be. This feet propose to Friday night. Mrs. Mary Frink of Jefferson Co., N. tax the bond the same as other proper­ Y., is visiting her brother N. P. Frink ty. And again I say unto you that the National banker is os great an evil as of this place. Miss Matie Hiudmarch will start for bis friend, the bond-holder. He buys tends, deposits them with the govern­ Ypsilanti next month to attend the ’ ment, draws ninety per cent of their Normal school. Lannis Brady deserted from the value in paper money, and stands be­ bache^proate ranks on Monday, and hind his counter and with one long joined the Benedicts. . bony hand grasps four per cent inter­ From five to seven car-loads of stock est on his bonds aud with the other, are shipped weekly from Ainsworth reaches over his counter and takes 24 & Brook’s stock yards. per cent from the poor man, who must A Garfield and Arthur club was or­ have this money with which to pay for ganized at the Martin school house in his living. Men and brethren these things ought not so to te and this sect, West Castleton last night. An emigrant wagon bound for north­ the doctrine of which I present unto western Kansas stopped for the night you, will say unto these men, depart from this business, yc livers, of illon Mill St.,Thursday night. F. C. Boise has added a new 8-foot gotten gains and let the government show case to his already fine lot of make the money, which the people cases which adorn his counter. need, that they may have it cheaper There will be a meeting of the Han­ and more abundantly, What kind of cock club, Tuesday evening,Sept. 14th. money do tne people wish ? That which costa the least to produce. Did Let all turn out at the Union Hull. If you contemplate a hying a gun or you ever couut up the cost of the gold revolver, yon should not fail to read dollar!! have been in every mint in the C. C. Wolcott’s ad in another column. United States and from inquiry I have Mr. B. King and wife, and Mrs. A. P. found that the bullion costa ninety­ King of Johnstown, spent Saturday eight cento, the later and machinery ap’d Sunday last, among friends in this neccessary to cotn the same, costa thirty cents, making every dollar in village. Mrs. J. H. Renard. a sister of Samuel '’old cost one dollar and twenty-eight Robinson of this village, living five cents before you can get it to pay a miles north-west of this village, is dan­ dollar debt with. Ye men of Nashville gerously ill. what remedy have ye! Venly, verily, I Eugene Cook is putting up a fine res say unto you, join this sect called ideDce on Durkee Street, which will Greenbackers and cast your voice in te of the same style and size as Blair’s their favor and put them in power, and and Kellogg’s. • they will make for you a money of To-morrow closes the conference paper, which is cheap, and with this year of the M. E. church and the an­ we will pay our bonds aud enormous nual conference will con vene at Mus­ debt incurred by the present rnlera,and kegon next Wednesday. we shall speedily become a prosperous A new, broad sidewalk was nailed Nation. xJSeither of the two opposing down in front of Lentz &, Son’g new sects cat? remedy these evils of which I brick, this week, and now everything speak unto you, for the Democrats about the premises is in good shape. make no promises to remedy this, and The M. E. social will lie entertained only wish to place themselves in the by Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Staley ou Wed­ offices now occupied by the Republi­ nesday next. Refreshments -will be cans and put their hands in the public served from 5 to 7. The public are re­ pockets and help themselves to plund­ spectfully invited to attend. er as do the Republicans who are now Special attention is called to the in office.” professional card of Drs. Barter A. And it came topass that while he Timmerman in another column. The wan yet speaking of the greed of this doctors represent the homeopathic sect called Democrats, that one Hiram branch of medics, are well versed in whose surname is Partello, arose and their profession, are having a large departed from tlie temple with greas ride, and The News does not hesitate haste. All these things and more did to heartily recommend them to the this man Hodge say unto the people tender mercies of the public. concerning the finances of the nation, The Garfield and Arthur club met in and when hedtiad made an end of his Union Hall, Wednesday night, and a speaking unto them, they departed, committee was appointed to see about every man unto his own house te pon­ procuring torches for the club. C. H. der -■ upon the things which they had Brady was appointed to address the heard. meeting next Wednesday evening. Fanners do not bear the cornstalk. by the club and a Glee club er- Neither do the men who wear tight boots, but there are some things that speaks louder than words. paign meetings. —The jury on the bridge question COUNTY LINE ITEMS. “ convened on Monday aud after haring Peaches are rotting on the trees. the case presented to them, ballotted a L. Merrifield has returned from few time*, and finding that they disuOhio. greed.adjonrncd till Friday, when they Fanners have commenced cutting will again convene and agree or agree their corn. to disagree. . 8. W. Mapes lost a valuable ox one —At a joint meeting of the Wood ,day last week. land and Castleton school boards at Mrs. Sarah Lamb has returned from the brick school house on W-tdoeaday. Petoskey.'and her health is failing. Asa. Brown was transfered from Fr. C. C. Sweet of Battle Creek was dist. No. 10 to dist. No. 8 of Castleton visiting at E. D. Williams, last week. andW. i of E. i ofS. E. i of See. 85 Joe Clarkson. and wife of Hastings of Woodland, changed from dist No. 1 were guests of W. C. Wilcox, on 8iininto Fr. 10 of Castleton. daav last. —The News is indebted to Hod. Fanners are gnimbling aver their poor cropsand sing ' “Overthe hills Hiram Hodge of ConcOrd; for copy of his work on Arizona. It is a complete to the poor house,” Slam, bang, went. a shelf in R. A. compendium of statistics and facts Perry’s cellar whereon were 15 cans of concerning the mineral and agricultu­ ral interests of the territory, and is en­ choice frint. They were all busted. W, H. Simons who has been working dorsed by all the leading officials. Per­ the Widow Buck’s fann has sold out sons desirous of studying the general his interest in the same, and moved interests of this territory, should at once address the author at Concord back fo Albion. The West Kalamo R. R. club has got Mich. Price of book $1,50 down to business, having gone in for LQCAL MATTERS essays, select reading and speaking, bv the members of the club. ry For sale, 1 yoke 3-year-old Steers The officers elected at the school well broke and 9 Milch Cows, meeting at the Quail Trap, last Mon­ C. C. Wolcott. day eveing were C. d. Bassett, modera­ A Card to our Patrons. •** tor and J. M. Herrick director. We shall go in few days for our stock The parties we refered to last week as being caught bugging each other of fall and winter goods, and of courso we need money. All persons indebt­ at the east end of the house have taken ed to us by note or book acct, will con­ up with my advice and are married. fer a Rreat favor, by calling aud settleThe Republican Repre.vntative Con­ ing the same without the least delay. vention for the 2nd district of Eaton Thankful for past favors we iwk the continuance of your patronage and we Co..will meet at Goddard’s Hall in Kal­ will ever work for yourinterest.as well Yours truly, amo on Saturday afternoon, Sept, 11th, osourown. L. J. Wheeler. E. S. I^acy and R. W. Shriner will be present and speak to the people on the ry The largest assortment of collars, both stand up and turn down, and ties, issues' of the dny. The Democrats of Kalamo are fully in Nashville, at F. J. Purchis’ barber shop. They are the latest style out, organized having a Hancock and En- and, the girl* say, make the boys sim­ gteh club of about 100 members, and ply irresistible. at the meeting of their club on Satur­ A BIG DEGLIME day evening, last, Geo. Hyden present­ In prices al W. G. Aylsworth’s. ed the president with a chair, compos­ 10 suite$5 00 ed entirely of hickory. 10 suite7 50 Mr. K., went over to Mr. L’s., to see 10 suits8 50 Mrs. A., unbeknown to Mrs. P., who 10 suits10 00 on finding it out, took Mr. K. into the 10 suite..................................................... 11 50 10 suite...................... ............................... 15 00 kitchen at Mr. M’s., and gave him a 100 pair all wool pants2 00 goo<l moral spanking. This canceled Prints are cheap 1000 yards at 5f, 6. 6j. Call and see us before buying else­ the engagement .between Mr. K., and where. W. G. Aylsworth. Mrs. P., and he,with tearful eyes start­ ed towards the North Pole, while she US” I have now in stock a large line of that celebrated Blocher Boot, these prefered the sunny south; boots are nil made by hand and every It has been a great 'wonderment to pair warranted, they are undoubtedly . the people of this community, tp know the best boot in the market. Sold ex­ the exact reason why the West Kala­ clusively by [46-tf] D. C. Griffith. mo correspondent stoped itemizing for Special XoUce. The News; Wo have often wondered On and at ter September 10th, I shall at it ourself, but when we saw him close up my book accounts, and com­ mire down in his barn yard the other mence my usual Cash Sale. See ad evening while endeavoring to milk a next week for particulrrs, G. A. Truman. cow, we came to the conclusion at once that his time was to much occupied, CF* H. G. Hale has been appointed agent for Boyd ’ s Electric Battery, price in bis own personal welfare to write 50 cents. for the^NtW’K. Get a life preserver Shawl, Dost! brother. On Saturday, Sept. 4th. somewhere A family by the name of McGinnis, on the streets of this' village, a plaid, residing in the north east part Of Belle­ drab and white shawl. The finder will vue, met with a very strange incident confer a favor, by returning the same a few days since. It seems that Mrs.. to Mrs. Eugene Cook. M., whose health is quite poorly, hail IV Boys remember that the boss sent her little daughter to one of the No. 1 Plug and Fine Cut Tobacco can neighbors on an errand, and during ouly»be found at F. J. Purchis. Prices the absence of the child, Mrs. M., layed low. down omthe lounge aud went to sleep. For Sole. When the girl return' d she was hor­ Having made arrangements for a rified on finding in the doorway, 3 dead new press. I want to sell my old Cider Press, Vat and Grater. Will sell them kittens. Upon entering the house she cheap. H. R. Dickinson. discovered a large snake coiled on the FF* Three-Year-Old Colt for Sale, floor within 9 feet of the lounge, Enquire <»f E. Cook. where Mrs, M., was lying. Mr. M., was then called from the field, who Ixtet. a INiekfl Baoli. killed the snake, and found it to be a Near the Hosmer school house in rattle snake and nn enormous large Castleton on Aug.. 31st. containing a one. It is supposed that the snake sum of money and some receipts. The finder will be liberally rewarded by killed the kittens while making its leaving the same at the postoffice in way into the house. Nerve. Vermontville. Ambrose Lamb. JORDAN LAKE ITEMS, We are going to have an iron bridge across the inlet, this fall. Date Jordan is squeezing out the ci­ der,to beat the old folks. Muskrat fur is good next month, but please don’t liait with Q. Cumbers. The fishing season is good, and some very fine pickerel have been caught lately. Aaron Sellenbacher, the sexton, has cleaned the grave yard out^add it looks like a new yard. We shall go over to the Center for some milling, before long, and th on we will tell you about the select school. Mr. Haight attended four funerals in Odessa hut week, and he wishes to close up his basincM for the fall hunt; but Haight don’t kill any more tame tears. Q. Cumber stated that E., was trying to get a girl to Hope with him. He is the one tiiat said he was a school teach- THE JEWELER. C. VV. DEMARAY. The finest stock of Clocks in Barry or Eaton county. 0?* A good stock of straight Elgin Watches, will not handle a Watch but cm be recommended by all, all full Niebel movement. Straight Line Es­ capement, Quick trains. ry A fine line of Jewelry and Silver Ware. Two doors south or Truman’s, ____________ C. W, Demarat. / F3T You can get the Celebrated Stark and Voormao Pat. Sand-band* put on your Buggies at E. Cook's for only $3.00. They are worth five time* what they cost to any wagon. • HF Wilson &. Howe still sells Boots and Shoes as low as the lowest. rar Wilson & Howe sells Tobaeeo for 40 cents ______________ Owing to the i» of my bomnoas I hat ted with me in the cine and 8 “ D. * Nashville Sept, 1, MgO. Diversity �by all the ra­ nt© LeadvillIn an. into my s ion which provoked UK OCEAN BTVKB. Invit'd ronths! The London Nautical, Gazette, con­ cajns hero fail to i" employment— tained recently an interesting announcemoot and detailed account cl a newly : ---- ------- ------- rays that which causes ths young -mon who a week J>« iliscovfred current in tbs equatorial Pa­ hire came hare with hopes brightly burn­ cific. Ths discoverer and explorer of AMD POINT. .1 WWdij't hare, a man anyhow alter he ing, to'return brnne dejected and dis­ this remarkable oceanic movement is had made such a goose othimself." couraged. It is a fact, which has bren I’ve knowed all day some one Uli. Aunt Kent opened her eyes in mild proven again and again, that the majority Wht would the letter "h” make a ing of comingsaid Gitty Pullen, who, astonishment, and then I remembered of the vast army of young men coins fo lulu, aud Hong Kong, who has devoted “ to accommodate," aa site often told us, aha named socnelxxiy. Then I stopped Leadville in tha delusion that a lax state much study to the circulation of the sea good aurist? Because it mokes the ear liad kindly consented to rule over onr suddenly and felt my cheeks liegin to of society prevails here, which will enable from the Peruvian coast to Panama, and kitchen and us with a rod of pine in the burn. It generally takes two to make a quar­ them to hrs in a romantic sort of way thence westward along the equator. It form of a crutch). is well-known that approximately parallel rel, but very often one moth«r-in-law is , “Dear child,” she said tenderly, without working. “when you have seen a few more of the Mining* What a tense of novelty the with *UhS line’? and from the second to sufficient. onlv ono foot of her own,’ but as good as Ajcy old bachelor will shriek for a bet­ ups and downs of life, you will think word conveys to an adventurous Bsst- the tenth parallel of north latitude the four ears and two tongues, it might more of a good man's love than you .will erner. To lead the free and easy life of Pacific “equatorial counter-current** ter half when a counterfeit 50-cent piece soem soraetimea that the accommodation of these outside maimers, Mr. Brodhead a miner, to sleep in a log-cabin, to wbrk moves esatwm-dly, contrary to the grand is eLovtxi on him. was two-sided. However, things are told me he had been in this strait to with a revolver strapped around your general movement of all equatorial waters. Tns Boeton Globe says that a promis­ not what they seem. some of our mutual friends, but he sup­ waist, to spend a couple of hours each Along the western coast of South America ing young horse in South Boston hae there has l>een also recognized since “ I knowed it was Mr. Corliss 1” pur­ posed they had not spoken with you. day hunting among the mountain's for elk COURTSHIP BI PROXY. been named Dr. Tanner, in hopes that sued Gitty, triumphantly, as grand­ And we must not judge him by the and liear and deer; perchance go through Humboldt's time a vast flow of glacial he will become fast. ’ “ Indeed f* said the deaeon’s wife. I father opened the door and disoloaed the standard we would apply to some peo­ an Indian fight—and all that sort of water from the Antarctic basin, which, A Pkhjuelphia husband, who lew by that ahe hadn't heard a word figures of our minister and his wife. “ I ple. Ho is* shrinking to timorousness, thing which is supposed to make up the after penetrating to the equator, turns westwardly and falls into the general doesn’t want his wife to tamper with his especially with ladies. And he says be life.of a miner; what joyous scenes of ex­ westerly movement. But now, to the letters, is the author of the report tiiat “Why, yee,’r 1 repeated, a good deal is conscious that he alwi^s ajTpearu his citement the word miner calls up! Alas, surprise of hydrographers, a third and infernal machines are being found in discouraged, for I saw I must lx*gin worst before you. Poor man! I've when the stern reality presents itself to ,! mails. again at the very beginning—“she is burned in a blanket. And he holds his seen him sit nt church with his eyes tl>e deluded mortal, what tumbling down Mbs. Coodlx was telling Jane that more than 100 years old, and entirely head just like Deacon Shackelford’s old fixed on the ribbon of your hat, as it of air-castles is there, my countrymen, by Capt McKirdy s explorations, which presses with a large volume from the the potatoes had an oniony smell, when destitute. Yet she did not complain of fluttered a little in the wind, and looked when the young man finds what in all the And then she disappeared in the so hungry and sb hopeless, my heart just j brief yearn of his existence he has never Mexican and Panama coasts first to the that monster, Goodie, suggested that - anything but the cold She was former­ perhaps they hod ix-on^eooked in a southward rod then to the westward. ly a slave in Kentucky, but somehow kitchen with, her crutch and the cat, ached for him. 7 , j found out that it is work—knd the hard­ The remarkable features of this cur­ saucepan with a leak in it orayed away up here, and now has out­ while Aunt Susannah nut in her teeth, This time ufa face flushed with anger est kind of work nt that—wjiich mokes put on her black silk apron, and went rent arc its sliapc, force, and color, with Dows bj tba river 0.1. Ibay E«, lived everybody that ever belonged to the money that makes the mare go. as well as shaine. its temperature—all so distinctly tracesher. If I could manage to got her iu with her i meeting step into the parlor. The quick, active workers are thoeo “ I feel humiliated, Aunt Kent," said the Colored Woman’s Homo tat the rest When I followed ner, soon after, I found who make a success of it here. The first r.v. — r ; 7 — . TV------' 8WMt Ju,l«1« •• inSMdt" of her life, I should be hind. But, as ahe her talking in oa sternly a flow as the L “I hope nobody else has seen him case of a failure by one of those so “Its color u a deep, deep blue, or deep I bluith-l>lar.k. and cannot be mistaken o«t taUjtaho isn’t a resident of the city, it will be waters came down at Lodore to Mrs. make such a silly s)x>c taele of himself " gifted yet remains to be recorded. Hunt bluith-LlarJ;, Belln^-my-Henr, you are wrong," in“Oxxr (the surrouixdiug waters of the- North " Oxl 20 years?" “Yes," she exnecesaorv to pay her board. A dollar a Corliss, who sat . by the woodbine win­ these mountains high and low and you ained. “George made mo promise dow, with -hands folded in her black net­ terposed’AuntKent, gently. “Wemust can't find a worker who has failed in Pacific ore a bright, beautiful blue), and plained. its waters differ in temjx’raturo from that when we. were ‘*3 married that I would “Certainly, that would be the best ted mitts across her lap, and her tea­ LsadtiUe. around it by about two degrees, so that never change. _ — — ------ » thing Vb be done," replied Mrx. Deacon, colored curls shaking their heads, as it This is the'class of people who, though delicate, sensitive mold. am| this is near­ you cau tell in a minute if you are in it mean to keep my promise." were, at the world ana its vanities ; wvhile waking pp a little. “Still, I don’t know they may not hove more than what they what we can do until wo have called a grandfather, who had been senior deacon ly or quite a matter of life or death with have earned by hard lalior when the week or out of it.” As it flows west of the one j A ladt who had quarreled with her tor fifty years, and who had no idea even him. I doubt if you are loved again by is past, see millions within their grasp, hundredth meridian, west longitude, i' . bald-headed lover said, in dismissing meeting of the society.” so worthy a mon, end I cm sure you will That was much like her! If the ves­ the chureh edifice could stand without and who give you their solemn pledge feels thenorthwestword pressure ofth. him. “What is delightful about you, great body of Antarctic water known as | my friend, is that I have not tne trouble w» already W w>i*a n?‘ ** “j more "tooerely I hope you him,, was in deep discussion with try had been on fire, ahe would have umu that they will strike it three weeks hence. ■stopped to call a meeting of the society Mr. Oorlias upon the question then ab- wlU do< be so misguided us to tlirow They arc never discouraged, and take Hamboll’* durrent, of a “darXr, dirty , of sending you back any locks of hair. ” bag and disturbing us, aa to whether tt*BJ ■och * treasure, only for a romantic things just as they come, whether ill or yrecn" hue; aud thus the contrasted sorb] before ahe would have ventunxl to — Bbown gave his wife an elegant um­ stream of "deep bluish black” is farced brella for her birthday present. “ Be bath should hereafter be our Sat) L.—— . , -school — _— ■otton.’ throw on a dipper of water. good. I oonid not laugh al Altai Kent', ten- < 6 Le.drin. i, eomwawl odAatnly ot » bixlily north of the equator, farming a very careful of it I" ha said to her. “Oh, “ But the poor creature’ is freezing called a Sunday-school. Leadville is composed exclusively of a “ I can never consent to have a relig­ <lor MroMtnoa. Tint I .hook mj head working chu» ot pwple. In the pritical shrunken horn or distorted letter S re­ be-easy, dear ; I will use it only on Sun­ and starving,” ■ said * I, impatiently. versed, the lower end painting to Panama “ Can’t you, as President of the soci­ ions organization known by a heathen «aa Mt immovable from the bump of ,caM ot th. word. Hi... min« about days and holidays, and then only when nud the upper a little to the eastward of the weather is fine." ,s ety, empower me to give her at least name," grandfather was saying, as I had firmness down to mv boot soles. And us ore filled with clerks, professors, law­ the Sandwich Islands. The equatorial ■one of those woolen sacks we have on heard him say half a hundred times be­ thus ended the third leeson. yers and doctors. Don't for a moment "Etna, is your father at home?” counter-current also aids in causing this fore. hand?” Weeks after this, one day in xhe imagine that they are there aa ornaments, said a bashful lover to his sweetheart. “ bend" in its course, but when the pres ­ ** I don't know but I mightgoMlu , Mr. Coriua,tnlh Iub Borene.whtto “ dawning of the veer," when the bees receiving large salaries and doing noth­ sure is removed the current of dark blue “ I want to propose something very imthU, though I .uppo^UiBa" .racily >' *»”' “2*^““’ hummed and the lilacs bloomed, I went ing. No, indeed. In their rough miner’s resumes its westerly path, curving gently p°rtant to ----him.” “— No,,---------Clarence,’papa order." returned r.tun„.l the deacon Araom,-, wil.f h» OOttld b™d m one of the toialllxed out to dig blood-root where the road ran garb you would take them never forwhat in order," ’s.wife, round. w not at bome, but. I am. Couldn’t you leaning back in her chair, and smooth­ fathers and the versatile sons of the through a bit of woodland, a Itttle north they ore. They are workers, even though The explanation of this “mighty river I PF?P°?*® me jD*1 “ weU ? ” And he be church. of the village. Because if we didn't need their early years were spent in colleges, ing the taBle-cover between her thumb ’ntb perfect suooeau So there was nothing for me to do but it, somtelxxly might, and Aunt Susannah banks ana offices. They dig and delve running in the Pacific Ocean," os Capt. I and finger. McKirdy calls it, is voj-y rationally j Whbn Dr. H. and Lawyer A were Shu seemed to l>e meditating, so I to sit and smile and listen; for grand­ considered a few roots and herbs “ so side by side with your common lalxircr, pointed out by himself. "There is con- • walking arm-in-arm, a wag said to a ■waited for a minute, and >then she said, father and Aunt Susannah were not the handy to have in the house." Present­ who understands neither Latin nor aiderabie testimony," he says, "as to the [ friend : “These two ore just equal to jiersons to yield the floor when it was ly I felt an unconscious, magnetic draw- French, and know only one thing, end ^abruptly ; existence of a current setting to the south- one highwayman.” “ Why ? ” asked his „ ,that that they as hard ing to look up, and is there stoodmust Mr. work thatjust is that they must work just i “ What do you think of Mr. Brod­ once theirs by priority. ward and southeast along the Califomion ! friend. “ Because, ” rejoined the wag, “ Mr. Corliss, is it not time for us to Brodhead. _________ > this day dnv I cannot tell 1 tell their illiterate companions “to the To this I cannot ' a-'' their illiterate companions " head, Bella?” and Mexican coasts (possibly a cou tin tux- I “ it is a lawyer and a doctor—year “ There! I shouldn't wonder if he go?" said Mrs. Corliss, at early atar-ris- how he came there. It was os though j manor Ixirn" if they expect to make the tion of the Japanese current). Tiiis body money or your life.” he hail shot up like u field lily, right out , same wages. would give ns something !" I exclaimed, ing, with her measured dignity. of water gets pent up in the Gtdf of Pan­ “ Certainly, my dear,' replied Mr. down These are the mon who compose the of the ground, and he stood with his eyes T»«n — going down on my knees in my heart to ama. It ctinnot get south on account of the names and ages of her pupils, and the deacon’s wife for my injustice. " He Corliss, rising at once, with his head dropped shyly as a girl’s and his hand­ active clement which has given Leadville Humboldt's current, and the two streams ia a man of means, and a generous man, still bent to catch grandfather's last sen­ some lips trembling. I pitied liim al­ itc reputation for push aud enterprise, clump® their course to the westward, of their parents, at the Iteginnxng of the tence. most ns much as Aunt Kent hod done. and those who have not the means to running along side by side near the term, asked one little fellow, “What’s Tve always heard." “Bella, put on your hat and walk out “ It will kill me if’I don't speak, and build up a business here nor wish to do equator, until they meet the equatorial your father’s name ? ” " O, you needn’t The deacon’s wife looked puzzled. Like down his name, he’s too old to go it will kill me if I do, and you don't some hard work had better not come. with us a little way. It is a charming counter-current, which splits them like a to school to a woman ! " was the inno­ “Oh, your old colored woman !’’ said wedge." Undoubtedly, as this able offi­ cent reply. -she, directly. “ I wasn’t thinking about evening," said Mrs. Corliss, turning to listen," said he, throwing out his words Stitching on a Button. a cer of the mercantile navy suggests, the her ; I was thinking of you. St. Brod­ me after taking a ceremonious leave of in jerks, like water running from o .„. w. 1 He had never tried it before, but he ...__ ’cur" “Hksbt m bo practical 1" raid Mra. straight-necked Ixittle, and looking nudSusannah. . • the newly-discovered "horn-shaj ’ head has a very nigh opinion of you, Aunt Ot course I wont lor mv lint I should dcnl)' »t mo .with -mi polhol Stic feeling j WIU1 naturally a self-reliant man, and Bella. Did you know it ?” rent" is .<x^ih1«tion“of'th« J™nrao Yoiipgwifc “WbeD mother went into [ begun to confident jf his ability to do it. too Kuro sfwo, or th? <»toitoy Irat yrar Henry ™t ril h«r , _ .u “ What do you mean, Mrs. Shackel­ ns soon think of insisting on breathing ]n }U8, great brown eyes tiiat I»I that he I Moreover, his wife had gone to the current,’, known ... , thintra nor tin* rorr no-rf ria a- • R.x abashed. For what was Stream of Jajum," whose pheno­ things after her the’rerv next day ; ho ford ?" said I, aS surprised os though the in an exhausted receiver ns -of refusing I ___ , counter. Therefore, carefully selecting“ Black—>>a mo,off o„ the coasts of •*“> "“J*;ya. be so stirred by me? mena and movements man in the moon hod winked at me, for to follow a suggestion of Mra. Corliss’. 1 should “ You couldn't cure any for me, I imp- ^rom that lady's work-lmsket the thick­ •nJ its it. recurvation reeurv.tio. a^.^ urou Japan and — th. AP.. »- >no’my friends all knew how I detested such Or BO 1 supposed Urnix. But I trembled [ “ Von eonkln I ror.. »>,e to ' needle and stoutest thread, he reso­ cific to the California talk. And, besides, I never considered in my heart, and Ixegun to run over in pose ?." said Mr. Brodhead, humbly. coast were origin­ went on, “mother did want tbtm, for " Perhaps I might, I don't know," I : bitedy set himself to the task. Spitting ally ascertained and charted by Ca'pt .i she has never come back to live with u» Mrs. Shackelford that sort of it woman. my mind all my little over-dones and replied, almost involuntarilv. . DJ'on his fingers, he carefully rolled the Silas Bent, of London, in Perry s Japan since. Wasn’t it queer ?"—Boaton TranHer attention was usually centered in under-dones. She had such a Ladv Su" Dear me!" But a love’story sounds cnd.°f the thread into a point, and then, the sewing society and her flower garden. ixrrior way that, though I really loved so differed when a man tells it himself. 1 cluing one of his own optica, he at- expedition. The deep-blue color of the tcript. Tub colored people of Little Rock are Kuro Siwo near the Japan Islands and But for once some other idea had our minister’s wife, I always feJt a sense And so, presently, it was I who teem- i tempted to fill up the needle’s solitary all the way across the North Pacific to divided as to the needs of the soil. One taken. poesewuon of her mind, and, as of guilt, and never at home with her. j bled and cast down mv eyes ami blushed; ■ e J e • “ Ut the thread either passed by on congregation has been praying for rain California 'marks its identity with Capt her thoughts always ran in grooves, she But it seemed it was not that I had and it was Mr. Broihead who looked | side or the other of the needle, or never could harbor more than one at a been late at church or absent from the j as though he was master of the whole ; wo’’ked itself against Die flittering steel McKirdy's "deep bluish black" .arrant while tne other asked for continued sun­ shine. The minister of the wet district as traced westwardly from the Gulf of ’time. sewing society this time. Neither had I ' world and the stare besides. ' an*t refused to be persuaded. However, Panama to the mid-Pitdfie. sent the following note to the people of “Mr. Brodhead is a nice man, and a | a bow too many orxv a bow too few ou my ' Aunt Susannah, waiting behind the । thread suddenly bolted through the The importance of this discovery is he dry: “You folks oughterbe ashamed ■fine-looking man," she said, looking at n i thoug11 • ak- i woodbine window, thought I was gathto the extent of an inch, and, fearof yourselves. This orosscrut prayin’ is me sharply. " A man of means, and a Brodhead had been to her. ering herbg bUjck a pfarni|M.v> for Uie [ ing to lose this advantage, he ouickly recognized by the highest authority of the British Aduirslity na reflecting new enough to get the Lord so bothered that generous man, as you say." "My dear, she began, os sweet and | Hun had dropped behind the cedars on | d'®w the ends together and united them aud decisive light ujxon the mysterious He don’t know what to do.” “I suppose so," I replied, gathering as cold and us stifl as a dish of frozen the top of Mount Margaret wh?n I went *hout the sixeof a buckshot circulation of Pacific waters, and as jus­ Jtsr before visiting the menagerie, my shawl about me. custard, " I want to haev a serious talk home with Mr. Brodhead by my side, Tll° hutton was a trouser one, but he tifying Johnny u»u had u a passage at iuuw arms with the utjiuy a iiAJi.vuuj( Bivnwuu lauuiu wtui mu recasting tn of Western Pacific t[ vvuuuj "Oh, don’t you go yet, Bella I was with you y imofe ’ !1 ldted e dimensions of its holes, and it charts. It affords a lonc-looked-fo? key | young aunt who assisted at Jiis toilet, yon on a serious subject, and per- ! In my hands emptv, but mv heart full. IULO<1 th tbe dimensi •wanting to see you, and I consider your .,h»p. ’----- TI------------ vMr. <- ' ’’ ’ * m<1’ are to .1« I u'Rknnlr rt<n» OD may m — weU ----uy-1 «• -----once, Ye,. ,e „t. eog^nd, «•». only n going oi the back of his shirt to the history of the Kuro Si wo—the and with whom he Hew into a rage. Ar-dropping in quite providential. The Brodhead Ima aohclted the good office, married twowc-k. from next Wednoadav. ; ,------ ----------*1... greatest » B...B of raf oceans ■> u— rived —nt .1 B the —X. ra menagerie, I' ~ ~ T . >). —•.. —— was .... ,A» >j passed the needle gen­ Gulf-stream of the Johnny im­ deacon and I were talking of calling on ot Mr. Corlraa and myadt between you | And the moral ot my atory ia tl.ro : ! tly upward through the linen, he felt as that dark water, after coursing so mediately interested by n strange foreign .you this very evening,” said the deacon’s and lumaelt. He «xmm lo be a very ear- you want your buainem done, go: jf , a mingled pity and disdain for men many thousand of miles, beads around animal with a long, litne body. “ What wife, putting out her hand to keep me nest admirer, but a very diffident one. not, send. ’’ j bungling over such eaav jobs; and, as the North American coast, aud) complet­ animal is that, mamma?” he asked. “It from rising: "and, when I saw'your Wliat should you sav to the idea of 1 he let the button gracefully gUJa down ing its grand round, re-enters the main is called an ant-eater, my son.” After blue shawl turning in at the gate, I said >entertaining a proposal of marriage from ! ; the thread to its appointed place, he equatorial stream whence it originates, a long silence : “ Mamma, can’t we •to myself, * That’s as marked a token as him?” i Playing the Drummer. 1 said to himself that if ever be married a near the Asiatic coast It is quit a evi­ bring Annt Mary here some day ?” Rebecca at the well, with the pitcher on " I couldn’t think of such a thing for I Young Bummelhans has just l»een dis- ■ second time it should lie for some nobler dent, also, that for all purposes of navi­ her shoulder. ’ I haven’t the gold ear- ,a moment, Mrs. Corliss. I have no ex- charged by his employer, old Twoper- ye*»on than a dread of sewing on butgation in the region through which it Tings and bracelets to offer you, but I ,pwetation or wish ever to marry anyone," | cent. The facts are as follows: Bam- ! tons. The first downward tin us t had moves, so magnificent a “river in thHeroism of Lighthouse Keepers. •have all the rest,” ahe added, laughing said ‘ It wan a grand and heroic conception I, feeling very much annoyed. । melhans had just returned from a trip i same happy result, anti, holding the sea" (within which the Peruvia made the .nervously. button down firmly with thumb,,he handsome run' of 322 miles a day), is to build a lighthoase on the Eddyatoae, Mre, Corliss sighed severely. "Mar- over the State. His trip hod been a j button down firmly with hishisthumb,,he Just now the descon came ia. Now ,riago is adivindy-apiK>inted institution," very satisfactory one to himself, per- came up agum again with all that confidence destined to be a great highway of com- but what shall be said of the men who lh«ro.i», iu tl» opinion of iu.»ifc,hnt said she, “and not to be lightly set aside haps, but not so to his employer. Ho j which uniform success inspires. Per­ first of all tried the experiment ot dwell­ yr.?**? ,Tb7without. --do. ooMideration ing ia the horrible isolation oi that -----..„.^.ation su'd and prayer. ■ had spent a great dealcJ money in bug-“aj» L..e point of the needle did not endidn t make the world. He found it al- — - to give storm-beaten edifice, cut off from the You are net now prepared a final i gy rides and one ne thing and another, and . *'‘r V. ’ *he . e bone, *x>oe» but *’ut it “ seemed 8e®n*®d to him Sleep North and South. ready made. And when he came in, answer to so imjiortant a matter. It. I had taken very few orders. oroera. When Bum- |I that it did, and his °°iDment comment upon the rest of the world, uncertain whether the was emphatic. But he A learned German sava: “In sleep building would aland the test of the comes upon you suddenly. Take time, melbans called in to see the old man the I rircumstance ...... • , veI7 ingenious, and next time would any position except north and south is stores, deafened by the roar of the .J .ttuushoulders ,au*; urop ine mv . ffriend, riend, to think it dear it over care­ latter was mad. He said : worWonlus and go off pickfu*u deai pMTcrf X, with “I don’t pelieve you makes any ef- 1 hold the button by one edge and oome disagreeable, but from cast to west al­ waters which sometimes would shoot * ’ ‘ "“i a view to jnsr ooldan anoles. ...» •... duty. » fort to sell goots. Ven I vssh a drum- I UP through the hole nearest the other, most intoleraiile, at least in cur hemisK right over the lantern, or dash headlong what/-is1 your ” , mer I olvavs sold goots to de merchants, I course he would. But the needle phero it is otherwise. The cause of this against the lighthouse with fearful vio­ no matter ven dey don’t vant any. I lia^ independent way of suiting itself phenomenon can obviously be found only l-nee, causing every part to vibrate aa j though to keep her teeth in, and then made do acquaintance von everybody." I 8® to boles, and it chose the one where m that great magnet which is formed by though the whole fabric were instan­ kissed me good-night—a soft, clammy “ How did you use to manage to sell . thumb was. Then the needle got the earth with its atmosphere, i. c., ter­ taneously goiag to pieces? It is re­ “Ah ! and what does Bella nay?’’ J®" re­ ; kiss, which made me feel as though I restrial magnetism. This magnetism corded that only two men attended the duh/t care aboui holc*. turned the deacon, looking as though >. wanted a lump of sugar. Accordingly, goods when you w»re a drummer?" d ft exerts on certain persons, l>oth hearty and lighthouse built by Budyard, and that •• I vill show you all about daL how’ “ jt Koing to be abused for were a question of investing in real cs- I went in the house and ate one, and Schoost you sits down in cliaira. You ■ them, and the button might have been otherwise, who are sensitive, a pet'uliar one of them was seized with sadden illtat<\ or the price of gold. thought no more about Mr. Brod­ ' “ Bella doesn’t any anything,” I re­ vns a country merchant; I playa now de 11111 unperforated disk for all the aper* influence wonderful enough to disturb imm and died. It was in the roughest head for a mouth and a day. ture» whiek that needle could thence­ time of year, and although the survivor plied. "Certainly not before she is At the end of that time Aunt Kent drummer ?’’ waked." “ All right,"said Bummelhans. “I’ll forward be makle to discover, without in­ sons disturbing the circulation, the hoisted a signal of distress, no bout asked mo to go down and do up her “You need not wait long, if that is caps. Aunt Kent was a dear, good old be a country merchant, and I’ll show you finite poking and prodding. It always nervous functions, and the equilibrium could reach the rock. Whni to do with came th’.vugh when it was least expect­ of the mental powers. There are per­ the dead body he did not know. At first ■sdl," answered Deacon Shackelford. “I'll lady, who lived in a little yellow and how they do.” Bummelhans pvtended to be writing ed, and never when it was wanted. -Still sons whom I know, the head of whose he thought he would throw it into the ■ak you now. Have yon any objection white cottage at the end of the grave­ to on offer of marriage from Mr. Brod­ yard. where her husband and seven at hia desk, and old Twoperoent came he persevered, and it was not until he bed is to the north, and who, in order to 8**0, but he was hindered by the fear lest finally discovered that he had stitebod wake early, reverse their usual position tl>o friends of the deceased might charge head? There!” children were lying in one pathetic row, up from one side, boring and scraping. over the edge of the button, and had in bed, from that of north to south, but him with the crime of murder. Fora “Goot morning. Can’t I sell you “ He xs a very bashful man, Mr. Brod­ under the beds of hoart’s-eaae and forsew.q it ou the wrong side of the shirt, without understanding the reason why, whole moath the weather continued some goota ?*’ head is, Bella, and so he got us to help get-mi'-note. But wlxen they went she beyond that they could always awake boisterous, and for that whole month “Who are you ?” says Bummelhans, thy t he utterly broke down. him a little. Why, he is in love with adopted nil tbe world into her warm, earlier, the sleep being more broken. I the solitary survivor kept the light all looking up. yoc,” interposed Mrs. Deacon Shackel­ motherly heart. So, though she lived Florence and Raymond. have hod it related to me that, at a mil­ night now that his comrade could no “I travels for de Galveston firm of lira m _raralraw^ul ford—" he is in love with you down to ralran.B -.-•♦I. >• At the reception ot American actors itary hospital in Russia, there were longer share the duty, watch by watch, TwopercenL” . •Vi- 1—A- ” ’ “ You do, do you? So you travel for by the -Savage Club of London, Mr. patients of highly .’wnsitivo natures who with him, and for that whole month ha . “ Let it run out of his foes, then,” j ever »»db or kept the body of thedead man, although that infernal old thief, do you ? Take Florence said that “times have improved ■said I, beginning to feel Hke new yeast. “ It had fallen into horrible corruption. * that !" and to impress upon his em­ ot late, and that he coaid recollect when ** But you can’t hare auy*VI-----—:—* actors not only did not get bceakfeate wing of the building they did not got on Can any more terrible strait be conceived ployer the difficulties ot drumming up me man, jHTBiisiea rars, ueicon. i Aunt Kent! When I went in, trade, Bummelhans kicked the old man given to them, Lui found it a hard mat­ so well; in fact, prostration setaned to tluui that in which the brave fellow was "And think! after n while you won’t there she was knitting a checked sock ter to get breakfast at all But all this be sotting ib, and it was found advisable placed? Yet we do not even know his L-—your grandfather and —jyour -----Aunt * —. for young Mrs. Cable’s first baby, with Stave is changed, an i if America m-nds bad to get them back to their former wards as such a look of peaceful repose on her corner and choked him for a while, and actors to the old country she sends very soon as possible, where the heads ot the face that one would be willing to go then told the old gentleman, who was few poor ones. ” Mr. Rayxaood, quoting beds were to the north. I have beard of valving hazardous labor, if one or two It is best to think*of these over the Mino weary juith of suffering,'if Artemus Ward to the eAect that “he men have cxjwj to the- front and left And you won’t find a kinder it sliould lead at last into such a land of their names for the admiratiua of pos­ he hadn't got it with him,’* explained terity, there have always been a hundred that he had come to Loodou at an awkMr. Brodhead.* obscure heroes who have lived and died Can are not human, though they are Tkxas society is agitated over endowed with certain human instincts, of Mr. Hollingshead, but that lie hod question of whether or not the groom at tai of this ! body who came to me last week in a I Mich ns staying staying out out nights, nights, and andfollow! thought it well to vomo. He thought a wedding aliould wear his revolver belt voroa ■ •uch nn It is too love affair. He a a man of whose lewe1 tug aftur otii'ur cats.—Peck* Sun. that ” Loudon was & big town, that cv- inside or outride his dress coat ‘ pluhtd. the ailver away after supper, and feel­ ing the creak and crank of the whwb. absurd 1. more tlinr. usual, as though the ma­ chine needed oiling, the front gate �4UGUBT, 1880. I arivnow receiving my full stock of Vaalwilla, would make, noise enough to arouse ’■ The three whom tie nuns were named aaaltoT Wen, tbejrtnb [ Hezekiah, Philetus and Joshua, aud everybody alioutthe house. The sash iu the other window could bo raised, but tbe books that Dan's excuse for miiudng. them was that Dan's Anger's had scarcely touched it UutBft FSM" «. ; Qjie lonely, nuuv night in the begm- when t^Sor .three dogs, which seemad to be kenneled directly below, oom■Yea,) ; ningerf 1862, Dau Harrison set out to work nienced a furious Itorking. Escape by . -- his wv tiito the confederate inttench; Bot It’a Lnt bentMe I need R-oo, I alwayo l.hd a ; mcz> around Centerville, charged to see that way was cut off. After a moment of thought, Dan de­ . . M,ek... everything that might lie turned to value * to the confederate cause. Dan had no cided to wait till the house grew quiet, Oh, I’m smut,' I’m «ry. Fra lively - I eu> walk. ; particular make up ftxeept the drew of a and then icsccnd the stairs and go out by the fro * door. Ho might have -to o.a.’&Tfci1- —-7-. ! OFFICE IN THCM AN'8 BUICK, SECOND STORY. yc.nn<muil : <*pt that bo was (wuen no got uicre( „ within the confederate lines to secure Doa’‘dM,t * ,Ue *f,rr dlDD" -r’*r7 some sort of compensation for three scarcely got settled when he heard a Weil, j <t *>* * Huh* vomatimea, but that always wu 1 horses seized by a party of confederate commotion down stairs and the heavy Don i Util, ihm. wan. Lw^tr ram r“derBL Circumstances might alter his trend of a, man. Creeping out erf bed, *• 7 I plans and his story, but if so, he would and putting his ear to the floor, he bool Wall. B>y heart » wy taoder, but I think ’tw*a al- have something else at his tongue's end. mode out that the woman's son had re­ The Spy left the te-kral oulp mu and turned home after, a considerable alwence Poo’t you Ihd rt rametimm happen, that you can’t ! headed directly for Centerville. He mot within the canfederute lines. Dan ILsteued for a long time, catching v— ■no advimtiwe T “I witli I wix.li dl o«tthat <l.y,night, .7? btv in the words enough to keep the run of the Wha* I Ymi think my meaan<y,a failbui Why Ira | der cover of them, anil at dark again took conversation, and when ho heard both Tbe Wcwsbu • thorongb, bon* Ad* circulation. w. tad i H. knew that dwge, moving ocroas the floor he slipped into . bed again. It was well ho did so. The tscM sixty yaar. lurked ui every fence corner for one who­ . . .... ... .. . . ; akulkcd along, and ho therefore nuts _our door opened, a light appeared, and ” | l»Mteeontbem^ler »ndwjke.l Inkklr ss mother and son aspended, she said; "Of course he’s a'fool! Do von think Hut 1 writ* a*(podaatTvr with a good old-fuhlooed । forwardjkowung quite a number of negroes I've got so old th^t I can't tell an idiot .u. “<1 ■»“ wiU.mn being di.ter .nd.' । turned. Just then many slaves were try- when I see him T’i "Well, these/are suspicious times,” V hMa4 knta ,hak7 when I .bp lor ' ing to rsogii the federal lines, and tliis VILLAGE OFFICER^ muttered the snyruu reply, and both ad­ , | fact grrt Dan into trouble. President—EUliu Chlpcan. Uon't you rfeofi a Uttia walktasr It's a way Tra About nine o'clock, as he stepped briskly vanced to the l»edS . Don seemed to Ve fast asleep. Ono . Recorder—Frank McDerby. ..IM, ^w ««. 1 ■to,K. 11”1™1 ««»»ung rf itrnw men was • mJ. sprang from the buslies and confronted hand all cnunpcdjjp was on the quilt in D8**^It—ih*! t'? *U J T**> 1 °*° him, supposing him at first to be a uegro, plain sight,^(nd he laid his face screwed Cook, B. F. Reynold*. Wm. Bo*tou. Dos'irmuuiidsw... o,«rr I am *oc .warn l i »»»en finding ho was a white man, the up until the lonesome look ought to have melted a heart of stone. do. *». • leader of the patrol wgun asking leading "There! don’t ho look like a fool?" j Jltrirtirf. Ur.rD....^.i.,. nnewtion. Mid inainting npon n­ _________________________ a rnshkvH-d w«< i phes. I or some reason Dan thought it whispered the mother. “He may be one, but it don't do any Cr»’wl*cv'Jrj Sibhath st >0U In a romer -by the finable, with your slip,'em on In-st to change his plans. Dropping his Don't pSirX’ warm Brney Mantis' Don't you ‘ Jpft •‘houldcr and ..... humping .... - Upu r his back. .. hurt to let the patrol, take him into our ' *• m. and “ p. w. s»bi«uh »<■!><>»] iwVWlfcdtoUieirqmAtau, IT, whining wl|>o«t»." umral the »n, nnd both j ORNO STRONG, gwhville girertorg. maffi. un roue throat? ' CONSISTING OF- Dress Goods, Gloves,'Hosiery, Notions, Cloths, Flan­ nels, Ticks, Shirting, Stripes, Checks, Denims. for. Ladies and Gents. ho Suits of Underwear, . 106 53 984 368 324 50 mutation of ahnlf-u nhnlf-uiL drawling voice, iu imitation it. :, descended tlwsloirs. Bujinrw Jirrrfcrju and captured a fool!" -Dan must get outof that. Not by way "Laidfora nigger nad tT growled “- - the ’loader, ---as --Dan -began o-- to _ ask L 1 ol t,,e window; but down stairs and out [ W. IL YOUNG, ■■"7 questions....J [ of the front door. The patrol could not I silly nud.L.... danced.....1 around. do you live?" nnktxl asked O one off, aud ho hail no time to sjiare. . " Whar \Vhar'’ tlo vol! lira?" ’>'“of_ the_ j others. ’ ' i Hastily resuming his garments, be softly descended the stairs. While waiting at "In —ze—moon,”drawled Dsn,laugh H A. BARBER. j the door he heard the son go out, and ing ns loud as he could. U. Homeopathic Pbyildan and Pun/con I after two or three minutes ho softly o}xmed “ How do you get down here?" • Office, near 'vahlrocc, on corner of WmUImt ton and SUU btre«U, Na*bvlU«, Mich. . “On—a—string—ha! lia! ho!" Aud । the dobr. No one was iu the room. Tiptoeing he iui^ped around and chuckled as if he ' DR. C. IF. GOUCHER, i across it, he opened tlie froot door-and had got off a good joke. “ Well, I suppose wo'd better give him I stepj»ed out, but only to stand face to face j with theson, ayoungmanofabouttwentya kick and let him go,” remarked the leader. "He's no nigger, don't know ' five rnd of good muscular development. CHAS. H. BRADY, enough to be a soldier, and we'd better For what seemed a long minute they • | looked into each other's faces. The i TTORNEY at Law aud Solicitor In Chancery hurry him along.” Estate and Insurance Ajieot. Collecting imnicraw uiirn aaiu: i -A Real EMate Inauranc* Aaeot. "I don't know alxint that!" remarked i confederate then said: •■Tbnnr up rdu Uuda Mr. Yauk- | the third man, who had alonebeea silent busincaa entrust*.Office oppoalta Une plnved! ” • : buelncaa entruat*.^ to my care. the gnmc is played!' — "I don't know of any fool in tliis neigh­ "n House, Nashville. Ml*. Mich.__________________ f — “ 1 just came in to bid youicood-nighlt" । borhood, aud wo shouldn’t let this chop , LEWIS DURKEE, go until wo have a closer look st him. coolly answered Dan, and bo gntliorod , Here, you infernal idiot, do you know : and made a rush. F AWYER, Notary Publie, Rea! Estate and Inaur ■ The confederate did not follow, liecanse I JLA any one around here ?" ance AganL Collection* promptly made, aod " Missus Brown—Missus Brown!" re­ j he realized that Dan wits running directly ' Conveyancing prop-rly executed Office la P. C ’ Griffiths Store. I for the approaching natroL He was under plied Dan, using the first Damo that | full headway when ne.met them, or saw camo in his way. ■ EMORY PARADY. "Well, it’s "only a step down thnr," that he was going to run into them, and USTICE OF THE PEACK. Conveyancing eaxwsaid the man, "and if she kuows him swerved aside. fully and nr Jmptly attended to. Office eaai 1 "Shoot that Yankee—kill him! kill | eidi Main Htn el. Nashville Mich. it's all right" So there was a Mr. Brown close at ■ him!' shouted the confederate at the WM. PARMENTER. hand. Noone could have been more sur­ I house, and the patrol opened lire in reD. Office over HnlPa Drag etora. Verprised tlian the spy, and ho feared ho i spouse. intofeet a bail scrape. । had Dangotten was nothimself over thirty away, and JI. isoutvIHe, Mlcb. ' the gloom of the night saved him from be­ There was no chance for him but to go W. H GRIS WOLD. along, and go ho did, amusing the men ing riddled. Oncsbullet struck him in the D. Homoeopathic PbrMdaa and .S'lrgeon. left arm, belowofthe ellntw,itliinflicting tor just a quarter a-mile strange antics• Office over 1>. C. Grifflin’* .tore. Residence corner Pnillipa and Durkee atreeta. I-rmupt attaoi a painful wound, but the others went wild nnd silly talk. Mrs. Brown was a widow, uuuru small BW.U! ' 111,11 he stx>n distanced pursuit. Dan did Uou given Co calls day or night. living in a comfortable, though ras marchetl aot 8 et luto Centerville that time, but farm house, and Dan wi ’ 2, A. M. FLINT, straight up to her door. She was a wo­ he »a« tht^e a mouth later. man alxiut fifty years of age, with a kind collection, prumully m>4< Office over D. C. An Arkansas Hairpin on a Bender. Uce and motherly ways. Griffith'*Store, Nubrille, Mich. , "Widder Brown," began the leader of I The prisoner in cell Nosl waa making R PARADY, ' the party, as he put his hand on the i a great noise ns court opened, and he spy, “we captured this fool down the j was therefore brought out first. He was If ANUFACTURERof BooU ind 8beea Makln( 1U. and repair]0! neatly done, alao atrid atten­ rood th or. Ho acts and talks like a fool, a stout, thick-set :uan with short bxir tion to till all orders promptly, and at tbe lowest but wo want to be sure he isn't tricking I and milk-white eyes, and he believed ll»ln<priou. Shop east aide of Main dtre t. us. He says he knows you. If you j himself to 1ms a mountain lion of the fiercest order. He came out bn the know him, that's oil we want'-' rayman. Good* and iuo*^. I dunce, with a half-concealed war-whoop nlaca tn the village. Sloat bar " Missus Brown know Tommy," chuck­ led Dau, as he boldly entered the house | in his teeth. “Is your name William Hill?" softly SUHE1DT, and sat down, aud took the family -eat on j j inquired the court. his lap. bii “Old man, you bet I” was the ready The widow's vanity was a bit flattered, [ in the first place, tliat she had been ' reply. , “Prisoner, this court doesn't bet, and called upou to identify a stranger, and in gHUcrltanton* Cardjs. the next place, she would lose prestige if if it has to inform you of that fact again it may have to add sixty days to your she failed to do so. "Mebbe I know him—mebbe I do,” sentence. Do you plead guilty or not yyOIaCOTT HOUSE, she replied as she looked for her spec- guilty to drunkenness?” XnHhvillc, Miohigun. “Judge, I was drunkcr’n a t»eer bor'L taeles. "Somehow or other I alius C. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. know all the fools going, and most of 'em I was fighting drunk. I was just in the come around for victuals. Now, then, I condition to chaw up half the police This I. a new Hotel, o-nt rally located, well kept, force of this one-horse four-corners. end will look at him." Ila (Mtmns srv always .lire of gettluK l«U-' *oShe put on her spectacles, took the Judge,, let me out long enough to ilap coQimuiahou. for I hr amount paid, than at any candle in her hand, and Dan was scruti­ my wings and give a crow which can be beard four miles agin a stiff wind !’* nized for a long minute. He looked up “William Hill, I think I know what into her face and grinned and chuckled, y J. rilMHIS, : ails you," quietly remarked the court, though liis heart was in ids mouth. . J after looking him over. “You are aching "ribo don’t know him,” whispered one Bohh Harber, to fall against some consumptive Detroit ­ of the.men. The widow overheard it aud now she er about five feet high who will mash you flatter than aole-leutlier. You evidently •van on her mettle. . Walking slowly across the room to put dowu the candle think yourself a tarantula, but you are and her spectacles, she turned and said; nothing but a rablut Instead of being Union Hou**. " les, lie's a fool, aud you are bigger a terror, you are a nuisance, and I shall ’ send you to the work-house." O, Notary Public. fools fur stopping him!” Maple Grove, Mich i “Judge, I'm from Arkansas, and I "Then you know him?” asked the I tell vou I am dangerous." leader. ti ‘-Pooh! I shall send you for tliirty gTjEBHAUSEB, " I rather think sol His uame is Tom- > my, and ho lives somewhere around Fairlax. He's been here more'n a dozen “Don't disgrsce'me, Judge. Make it times." six months at least Think of the story Didn't propose matrimony, did ha?” going bock to Arkansas that I was sent READY MADE CLOTHING. asked one of the tnen, up on a hoas-fly sentence. " “No!" she snapped, "butif he had IViMih wllie,_____ -_____ Ml<‘b. But his Honor was obstinate, and the he'd have stood a better chance than prisoner sat down on a nail-keg in the white men who hide hi fence coxuexs to corridor and said he'd have to kill one of rpHAT HUSBAND OF MINE I capture niggers!” the guards at the work-house to restore GeU hie BRAVING and HAIR CCTTIKG bo saying she slammed the door on las lost prestige.—Detroit Free Press. them nml went away. Hhe sat dowu by A. L. RASEY’S, the table and looked hctom at Dun, and Happy. presently mused: helaJnatM handsome aa be can be. A full A young couple,-in full honeymoon, Uand oe of Gent. Furnlabisg Gooda.Cl«»r» and Totacoo, “Yea, he's a fool, and those men had enjoyed the month of May in a delight­ no business hauling liim around, do mat­ rural village: ter whether I knew him or not. I guess fulSai A. BUSH, d she, caressingly: he’s hungry and tired aud I'll give him “ At least, my adored one, tell me that “THE BOSS" something to eat aud send him to bed." you are not ennuied here ; that you do Dan “played the fool” to perfection, not too much regret vour bachelor life." “ Do not think of it, my angel. On a real motherly interest in him. She NARHVILLE, . MICH. raided him upstairs, showed him the Rspalrlagdo— wtth Xtnwa sad Phyulck. bed bo was to occupy, and then went immediately.1 down with the light, sayjpgyyiLLIAM JONK®, “Fools can see in th/ dark w well aa ASWSK QAISUUU, U UOUMVRIU BCllIUll, by daylight, and you might set the was charged before the Birmingham boose on tire.*' magistrates Recently with taxiing a cat The spy wm out of the scrape, in one alive. She was seen by a neighbor car­ sense, and yet he was in trouble. He rying the cat in her apron to a wash­ wanted to reach and paw the confederate house, and soon afterward camo out outposte before daybreak. If he remained slinking her empty apron. She frankly in the house he would encounter people admitted that she had put the cat in the boiler out of spite te her sister, to whom it belonged. vaihetolMvef A I always aim to moke prices on goods as LOW AS THE LOWEST And prices on PRODUCE as High as the Highest and give every one a fair, square deal. D. C. GRIFFITH. ||ARi)WARE SPECIALTIES Detroit Stove Works Stoves, BUILDERS’ HARDWARE, Iron, Nails and. Steel, PURE WHITE LE4DS AND LINSEED OILS, A arnislii'H. Colors and Hi-iimIk-m. CHAMPION X-CUT SAWS, PUMPS, BOTH WOOD AND IRON, TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE, SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS, TABLE CUTLERY. SHEARS, RAZORS, Ac., FARMERS’ AND MECHANICS’ TOOLS. ly^Thnuking the public for their liberal patronage during the past, I shall endeavor by good goods and Iahc Prices to merit, it in the future. FRANK C. BOISE. J HOW DAN PLAYED THE FOOL. One of the most singular men I ever met with was a private soldier in the Twelfth New York Infantry, which regi­ ment was brigaded with the Second and Third Michigan and Second Massachu­ setts during the first year or so of tbe war. Seen at one time you would say that Dan Harrison had blue eyes. Five minutes after you would make oath that they were black, as indeed they were. Dan also hod wonderful control over his voice. He could mimic the voice of any man in the brigade. He could Lurk like a dog, bray like a mule, whistle like a bird, and was the wonder of the camp. On one occasion our Wagon mas ter was asleep in his wagon, with his six mules roj»d near by. Dan erfept behind a bale of hay and brayed loud and long. The Wagonmnster awoke and jumped down and pounded the nearest mule, growling out as he re-entered th? wagon: “There, blast ye— I guess you’ll feel humble for awhile!" In aliout two minutes Dan repeated the words. The voice was so exactly the same that a dozen ot us. who were hiding near by, thought it was the Wagonmaster again. .The latter indi­ vidual stuck his head out. looked around in surprise, and then said: “Well, it took that echo a long time to get around this wagon!” There was yet other reasons why Dan was considered greater than a menagerie. He oould drop one shoulder three inches lower than the other. Ho could walk os if one us •“ shorter than the other. He oould work his ears like a horse. He could cramp his hands until they seemed to hare been drawn all out erf shape by rheumatism. He could make it appear that he had a squint in either eye, and he oould raise his eye-brows dear up into his hair. He was a farmer's son. gen­ ial, brave and good-hearted, and he was Dever tired of doing something to amuse Soon after Heintzleman made his redown toward Centerville, he sent for Dan Harrison, and the result of the inter­ view was that Dan was engaged by the government as a spy. His canons physi­ cal structure and hfs natural coolness and bravery fitted him for such danger- successful and daring spy in the service. Just one more eurions trait about him and then I will relate an adventure of his which cost him a bad wound. A dozen at us would sit in a circle around him, and somebody would ask: “Don, what is the name of the Colonel <rf the third Maine?" erf ten would give the true name. How it eame to him be oould not explain; but he seemed to divine things intuitively. I Suite of Clothing, for Men, Boys and Youths. ’ ............ for “ ’ Overcoats, Men, ~ Boys and Youths. Pre. of Boots and Shoes, for Men Women and Children. prs. of Rubber Goode, all .styles. prs. of Buck Gloves and Mittens. Pieces of Prints, for 6 cents per yard. Groceries for Kverybody. ! lie rt'nllOtl b» tlmir nil<~tlonn 111 n rvlitnilitr : M t!>« brimming golden cup that made FJLL GOODS M D ------------NEW STOCK <)F- . JUST RECEIVED. WE ARE SELLING THE CELEBRATED STIKDARD SCREW FASTENED GOODS ----- SOMETHING BETTER THAN------ B1 g BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, DENTISTS STANDARD screw, BECAUSE IT IS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO RIP OFF THE SOLES-------------- FASTENED WITH IT.--------------- CALL AND SEE THEM NV’. G. AYLSWORTH JJERE YOU HAVE THEM. When we say this, we mean that yon have Bargains in Spring Goods. We are opening the largest end most complete stock SPRING GOODS, that we have ever had the pleasure to present before the people of Nashville and vicinity, as a call at our store willfully prove. ot DRESS GOOPS and PRINTS, OF AT T. THE LATEST PATTERNS. It must also be remembered that we also carry an immeria^ stock of BOOTS, SHOES, AND ALL KINDS S FOOT COVERING, . HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC. GF* We buy for CASH and buy very cloae; and consequently our customer* have the benefit of it. �sDsrm nx bvxsibg all gurus of fuel EVERY STOVE WARRANTED A SUCCESS. None their Equal—Acknowledged Favorites. ALWAYS AWARDED FIRST PREMIUM. There fe a reHgiouM excitement at ; Sheldahl, Iowa, because a Methodist poator dmnk lager beer ata public bar. the Best "S* A negro barber at St. Louts studied law at niglit for several years, and wm finally admitted to the bar. He now works ’n the «bop*dn Saturdays and ailed him. George Larkin spat at Libby Steele, in u St. Paul, street and was instantly killed with a knife by Robert Barton, he^ encort. Sundays, end practises with consider­ able success in thecourto ou other days. A man threw a. stone at a dog in Gal­ veston. An old negro toddled out of the house and said: “It’s lucky foah - Every man who has become presid­ you, white man, dat de General ain't ent of the United States has been elect­ at home.” “What General T” “Gen. ed during a leap year. This is «oms- Dollypimplc, ob do Galbeston Divishun uf de Grand Army.of Occupation tbing for the girls to wonder about. of Mezzico. You is foolin’ wid a cy­ A young lady of Chester Co., Pa., clone, chile.” has agreed to marry a young man im­ mediately after the election, if Han­ A handsome wn(mg table lias been cock is elected; bnt if Garfield i< elect­ mode at the command of Queen Vic­ ed they are to wait four years. toria out of a portion of the timber of the old Arctic ship RepulsS, which was “Every politician iau’t a stateeman,” lately broken up. Her Mogcsty in­ remaked John Lay in a Texas saloon. tends to present it to the President of This expression wan regarded by Dau. Moore, the town constable as a per­ the United States “as a memorial of tbe courtesy and loving kindness which sonal insult, and he shot Lay at once. dictated the offer of the Resolute,” At Castellamare, near Naples, there is X, having been offended by a friend, in course of construction the heaviest ironclad war vessel ever put on the sends him a challenge to fight with mothers-in-law. -‘With mothera-instocks. It will have iron plates of tre­ mendous strength, and carry the heav­ lawsf” says the other, perplexed. Certainly I will send my mother-in­ iest guns made. . law to stay with you, and you send The Prince of Wales’ two sons are yours to spend the time with me and somewhat lively. While on a sea voy­ the first man that begs for quarter Will age recently, the younger was heard to be assumed to have been run through exclaim: “Come bub tune up yonr the body. “Not much,” said his on fiddle and give us "God save our old logon is t; “I apologize humbly and re­ Grandmother.’” spectfully.” Within a circle drawn with a radius of sixteen miles, with the public build­ ings of Philrtfielphia as a centre, there are over a million inhabitants. A sim­ ilar treatment of New York* would show a population of two millions. •’ c. c. WOLCOTT. Sold by piONEER STORE OCR EL’ROFF.AM LETTER. London, Eng., Aug. 80,1880. The lamentable business in Afghan­ istan which is creating such tremend­ ous consternation in {London at the present time is a curious instance of how history repeats itself. Forty years ago England refused to aid Duke Ma­ homed against the designs of Russia. Recently she refused to aid 8hero Ali against the same insidious foe. In 1841 an insurrection broke out in Cabal and Sir Alexander Burnes was murdered. In 1779 Sir Louis Cavoguari shared the same fate. The insurrection was fol­ lowed by the defeat inflicted on her by Akbar Khau and. and now she has sus­ tained another defeat of the hands of Ayoob Khau. England retrieved tbe former and she will retrieve this; but in neither case/shduld the disasters have occured. /The most imcompre- hensible jiart of the present business is the withdrawal of; her troops from Cabul,- This proceeding is looked upen with absolute consternation by think­ ing men. It is difficult to understand why it could be sanctioned at such a critical juncture. Even the ultra Peace Party could hardly be guilty of the folly of leaving. Giueral Roberts absolutely without a base of operation It is feared that the country shall vet Day Kxpraee-lltcW p.m Arrive (T.ica*t> 7*0 Kre, lapraaa- ll <Xlp. n>. Arrive Cbicaco i Facile Rx---- 1140 a. m. Arrive Chic^o !.«). Q-oing fC»t~irrom Mall ............. Mlp.m. Arrive DrtraltfcM t Dav Expraaa.... 4* p. a. Arrive Detroit **• ; Atlantic Ex.__l£U a. m. Arrive Detrait MB ■ Bight ht»■>«■« . 4-00 a tn. Arrive Detroit fcoo* GRAND RAPID6 DIVISION. WE ARE ALWAYS READY TO ENTERTAIN Cus­ 1tomers and to treat them to the , Best line of &oods in Town ‘ ■AT TEE. ZVEost Favorable Rates * “AND DON’T YOU FORGET IT.” TbroaiA Cooeha* «nd HleepincCara loiad from Grand Rapid, and Detroit. All tralna eonnect In —mt de|«t at Detroit will. Great Western. Grand Trenk and Canada Southern Railway*. x. C.JBROWN, h. b. Ledyard. Aae't Gen't Hu pt Jaekaon. Gm'l Sup’t Detrol BiiitC. Waarwosia. ________ Gen'l Raaaand Ticket Aaent.Chlcaxo. W. SMITH SELLS Q GENUINE MASON j I I Our Stocks in Boots and Shoes are com- FRUIT CANS! have to pay dearly for tliis gross error plete. EXTRA TOPS AND RUBBERS. of judgement. The cable will have informed your WHITE FINH, Rubber Boots for Men and Boys. " TROlT, readers ere this, of tbe tragical death LIKE IIEKKIXU, of Miss Neilson, whose body has been brought to this city for burial. Some ----- By the pound or keg.-----Clothing a specialty. few years ago the famous Blanche d’ ’Antiquy, who, like Miss Neilson, Trunks and Valises, lots of ’em.. sprang, so to speak, from the gutter, died in the same way, on her return . Remnent Edgings 10 cents a bunch. from Cairo, in a room at the Grand Hotel, with her unopened trunks stand- ! ing before her. The coincidence may Groceries in abundance, and none but the i strangely enough be developed still further. Blanche d’ Antiqny was to a * large extent the original Zolas Nana best qualitie*s kept tor sale. a dramatical version of which is to bo Crockery* of the most approved pattern. pk^»S®beef. brought out next season at the Ambi-, * II KsIllLS AG JK ll.lLtlUL I , A promising youth of only seven summers, who had been accused of not always tolling the truth, cross­ examined his father. “Father, did you used to lie when you were a boy !” I “No mv sou,” said the paternal, who evidently did not recall the past with A man in Dubuqn'e had just learned any djstinctuess. “Nor mother ei­ .the trick of blowing smoke out of his ther f”presisted the yonug lawyer. No: ear when his two children died of hun­ ger and neglect. If they could of held but why ?” “Oh 1 because I don’t see out one wccK longer lie would been en­ bow two people who never told a lie could have a boy that tells ns many ns I gaged at a salary of .$3.00 per week. do.” Yon may say what you 'please, but there is luck in horse-shoes. A woman Of nil the specimens of mankind you nailed one up against the wooilshed a see, the city bred greenhorn is the month ago, and last week her husband funniest. He knows th'* superficial. eloped with the hired girl. The man ‘ can tip his hat gracefully and all that ax fnul not earned a cent for more than I sort of thing, but he hasn’t as much gu. The difficulty however, is to find I a blonde woman to play the role. A two years. i brains and common seuse iu a whole well-known French actress had spoken year as his country cousin who says to the author of theplav, Mr. Busnach,. A colored preacher of Baltimore says ,I ‘By gosh” and “Gol darn it ali” does os a beautiful English actress who spoke French like a native. Mr. ■ he has attended thirty-one camp-meet- I in five minutes. The city chap will Busnach asked for an interview to be ings and has this year arrived at the grow greener the older he becomes, arranged. The English actress was! conclusion that all the grace a convert while the country lad will move to the no other than Miss Neilson, who hns । can secure in a whole week will vanish city and clean him out of house ru<I in two hours after the mosquitoes be­ home by a sharp bargain. to create tne character before a French * gin to bite. audience. Miss Neilson-did in reality 1 The children nt Long Briinch, uc- speak French with facility, an acquire- • Hancock and Hooker an* said to have meut which she made tn her early ’ voiding to a correspondent of the be«m the handsomest men on hoiseLouisville Courier-Journal, occasionally Bohemian days. She is said to have i ■ back who fought on the Federal side in been born in 1850, and to have made! pick ajf a startling word from the pro­ her debut at Marpitta at the age of Virginia. Custer and Farnswortli fane linckmen, and use it innocently. fifteen. She made her debut in Ixindon Don't fail to call; we lyill do you good-. were splendid horsmen. Grant rode This te an illustration: “A diminutive in July, 18G5 as Juliet, at tbe Royalty well,but wax not graceful. Meade was Theatre, without attracting any par­ girl of fiveyears dropped in todinnner. not a good rider. ticular attention. After playing in She was taken aback by a piece of London nnd in the provinces m a var­ President Hayes thia year evidently blackberry - pie, . . an unknown dish until iety of roles she made at last a great cares nothing for agricultural fairs, that moment. Taking up some of the “hit” at Dary Lane as Amy Roberts. This character, together with that of while agricultural fairs evidently care juice in a teaspoon she exclaimed, Juliet, became her two great parts. nothing for him. There is a strong “What a bopful color, I don’t know She also plaved a number of tending Removed next door to Reese & Detrick's grocery, where you can find all kinds of contrast in this reajiect between the ! what he is: looks ’ike beete; ’(isn’t, I roles of tin the repertory, — and achieved ~ * jX 1g > **T*TTI f "1 V first summer and the last summer 1 don’t care what he is; It’sd—d good!’” both in England and the United States ■ A*" w iAi I I* I J_ a popular success which has rarely of bis administration. [ • *—;—~ , been equalled. Few actresses have-oo--------- t ___ I The name of n prisoner in the jxilice Made of best_„ Oak Leather, Ohio Tanned. rained «»cb brilliant triompb. . , _. We also keep „ Gen. Hancock said in his letter of ac- court was misspelled in the Galveston OUR MOTTO I?S Sugar, Tea 0 F FRFSH SALT MEATS, Three Feet to the Yard; Six. teen Ounces io the Pound. L. J. WHEELER. ceptanee, that he believed in "a full vote, a full ballot, nnd a fair count.” We commend him to the recent election iji Alabama for. an ilustrntion of the manuer in which his Southern sup- I porters construe these words. i We have in mind just one moral to Ik■ learned from the experiment of Dr. Tanner, who Ims gone forty days without nnv other food titan water That is, that a man need not fume if he has to .lose a meal.. Proba.ldy most men would be better off if they would fast as did the Pharisee. Things are looking better in Georgia, A Negro has killed two white men, and a coronej-’A jury renders a verdict of justifiable homicide. The men be­ longed to a party of nifliuns that broke down tbe door of a Negro cabin and began firing into it. The occupant seued bis gun nnd defended himself, with deadly cflecL Dr. Tanner says that he first derived his idea that a wan couM live on waalone while preM*nt at a church oyster sapper in Michigan. Further experiniente with .the same refreshment on similar occasions fully convinced him of the truth of his discovery;' which ended in his fasting. This, howe.-cr, is untrue on the very face of it for ftt Michigan church oyster supper* they til ways put in an oyster. . ANDHEAPS OF CROCKERY » • C. W. SMITH. SELLERS’ COUGH SYRUP! 50 1 ears before the Public. , Pronounced by all to be the most 1 pleasant and efficacious remedy now in j use for the cure of coughs, colds, hoarse­ ness,' croup, tickling sensation in the ' throat, whooping cough, etc. Over „a -ta™»id i«ri/« yeart‘ gives relief where ever used, and the power to impart benefit that Whips, Robew, Dii»ter«, & AW " " report, and he called on the ed­ itor immediately. “1 want you to say Bernhardt of England, It cannot lx*1 r| v a i r—ro DUDOV MHOO OUJCAT Dino , in die .paner.” he said, “that I am the said that she had no talenX or womanly charm. The beauty of her person uud , man that got drunk and smashed a gas die charm of her smile captivated all I «»-«-*• Ba>>-vr■ **-»*> nr -rn lamp. I want it nnderstmid by the who saw her. —AND ALL KINDS Of— P"r kOtUe‘ Dr. Schliman, the discover of ancient voters that I was the man tnat it took six policemen three quatWs of an Troy, who was in London a few days , ago is a naturalized American citizen I Seller*’ Liver Pills are also highj hour to take to the lock up. I want to In answer to a question when he I j ly recommended for curing liver com­ । put Wore the public in my true thought of returning to the United! be IALLAND GET PRICES.— ! plaint, constipation, sick headache, fe। depended on light or lit bring .nit Tor damage., States, 8I»‘“- he >■' said "if that dtyended __________________________________________________________________________ .______ j ver a rT... -i... i . .1 i t •. . me. I would go over instantly and •,rhatswhat I got drunk for; it was to , VVO||]ti ncVcr again leave the great i t TATI < ~WTn~3Tr~lL.Thaving in connection with the news ; »u>d liver. Sold by all drug get my name in the paper so people j country. But my days are numbered ■ Fv l\J IX' I ^2- ,h,? u,'*‘ Job Printing catabUahnant in gist nt 2o Cents per box. • .would know I am duty qualified. «»d >ny minutes are precious. Besides 1-^ ■ I k, I t X I I I X ■ ■ - Barry county, we mJIcIi order* from our friend* J—A. x • att,| jjh, public generally. All work don* in the It. 2E. HlfLUJIWA CO.. , w in America I cannot bo of any use- to I AbptUe-o ^w.ri.'ed^ , - FLY NETS. CURRY COMBS, SWEAT PADS, BEST MADE COLLARS WITH HARNESS, I Branch L. U 1., containing coutaiuing sev1att Long Branch ral letters which were nt once forwardforwgrd' ed tothw-d.-rtinariou. It.ulaenueut!It iranaliirtMl that Dr. C.. P. Sb. ly transpired that Dr. G. P. Sherman, of ] New York city, who sailed in the Circassia, for Glasgow, having misMftl ( tlie pilot, by whom he wished to send . back some tetters, placed tbemfu a . bottle with a short Dote of explanation, ] reque.- ting the finder to forward them to their destination. He then threw tl»e bottle overboard. The steamer 1soiled Sutarday, and the bottle uan 1found and the mail delivered early on Monday. I I in the Orient where Sanies iu Asia ATTENTION ALL I Minor,. Lycosura iu Arcadi and Orch- Oimpfliently await, . -----------------U>eir delivery by my pfekax and apade. ■---------AUGUST- Conferred tinB>i.t«>inbir You cftQ aiwayS fjnj the following articles, or will be made to upon teusof thousands of order: All kinds of F T. BOISE (Successor to Boise Bros.) YOU CAN FIND AT MY STORE Mledirhiea, Chemicals, Paints* Olla, Vrirniabea, Surgicnl IiiNtriinieiifK of .11OIrrn,«i,... f„r OSBORN REAPERS AND MOWERS, SULKEY RAKES, ; th. rn«effww.1 mcreum,, UHMM1 msAnd all the leading Ri*mt*dics in !7n'i<'i,>llUniformly rni,f°m|,/M;tSLfiii<IS<i II order*. successful nnd cer- Shovel Plow*, Corn Cultivators and Harrows both Square and ----------. tain in its remedial effects, it produces butterfly rapid mid complete cures of Scrofula, J’ School Books, Boils, Humors, Pimplt*. ErupT ~T~ A J_Z> I W Wealth is an expensive thing. It Sorw», tiona, Skin Disease aud all disorden.; | I /A. II; 1X1 . Blank Books, costa all its worth. If you want to be ' Mlscellan’s Books. ftein^v^rad^ej^^ft^wa^reli^Double and Single. Heavy and light, unsurpassed in style, qualworth a million dollars, it will cost you A LARGE UXK or just a million dollars to get it. Brokenj ■ Bibles, Autograph .nd and low prices. Repairing done cheap. Callars, Collar friendship, intellectual starvation, Photograph Albums renewer of vitality. Fm purifying the! Pads and in fact every thing in the Harness line, lose of social enjoymeut, deprivation uf blood it has no equal. It tones up the ; A ntURLTTK LOT.. or T --w-p, -W—» -wwr a. News cniues from India that Ahe generous । «y.trm. rvswres n-lore. nnu .Dd preserves prrmnr. tne th.,, T.U 1VIHEZIT. W.ATS impulses, the smothering of syBirm, famous car of Juggernaut was nut as manly । aspirations, a limited wardrobe i health, and inifsirta vigor ami energy. . . . . . a«autr tebfc, a loud, bame bo- J'" U>um«« arai'i- i Carr.m8e8’ T°P S1^81® bugg'e’ »>“1 hpn»g wagons. Trim­ Wall Paper and Bordering, usual dragged through the streets of aud । (TIUMXED FREE j Puri on the 8th of July and It seems cause i yon fear a lovely wife and beau’ *" * ~ milig a «peci»lty. Old tops made to look as good as new. AS FINE A LINE OF that by religions customs or law, if it tifui i home would be expensive, a hat- I anywhere. - | Remember we have a foundry and are always ready to reabe hot drawn on tbe ninth day of the rod of tlie heathen, a dread of the eon- । oa Sale by all eauum. ,gs jr |na|{e or furnj8h anything made of Caat or Wrought As then* is in town, and all wircar festival, twelve, years mast elapse > trlbutiou box. A haunting fear of the i ranted to lie as reprcacuted liefort* it is again used. The fact of । woman’s aid society, a fretful dislike ’ t or money refunded. . tbe car not being brought out this |Lof , w j people 'oceause they won’t ‘ poor time is attributed by a correspondent, keep their miser y zmt id your siylit, a i CALL A2TD SEE ME Horseshoeing nnd Job‘Work done by the best of workmen. to what hr rail* “an act of unpardun- I little dtam IwiH-voJenw that i* worse Casting a ppecaltv. Scmpera and Farm Belin cheap. Chilled able negligence <»n the pun of mcNldl- | than none; oh, you rati be rich, young ' Carefully Prepared at al. J and land nides to fit almost any plow. Kettles, all sizet-, Col­ Prescriptions hours. Averment officiate.” ami that te all • man, if yon are willing f* pay the liesp'ff, Patent & Propriatory Medicines HOW TO Bl YOUR OWI LAWYER ENCYCLOPEDIA iro"- 1:?"’” .... , . umD9 f<»r h; bfb buihhngN, Iron Fencing &c. F. T. BCy8E. �Will Cooper SATOKDAY. VICINITY LOCALS MONDAY M0RNIN&, SEPT. 13th, 1880, Wheat is turning out poorly, tbe ex­ tremes arc from 1 to 35 bus. Joaiah Taylor of Eaton loot several There ia a ditch being dug acroue the alierp on tbe 80tb fast, they being klllMr*. Dr, Groes bur returned from her the road from ex-potato patch. Burglar# haye made two attempts Walter Dunham has returned to the Now ctom-walks have beenbailt on West. Walter ia dealing largely in recently to enter -the house of G. Y. Collitftef Charlotte. ' Fcxua ponies, Mr/Wyal Wood, a pioneer aged 80 MLm Mary Church has gone to Cle­ T. T. Dewey has been trying each year#,d ied at the residence of his daugh­ veland to attend school. alternate day, to entertain that trowel- ter in RoxsDd, last week. Repair your aide-walks before it ia A ben belonging to Mr. Wadsworth done by the council at your expense. One of our entereating fanner* Hell# of Delta has spread herself, and be­ The school ma’am secketh where to hog# for 3t when they are worth 4 eta came the mother of 19 chickens fa one brood. Knowing by experience that the credit way of doing business is detrimental to both con­ teach the young idoa< how to shoot. so much for not-taking tbeNxwi. A cyclone visited ‘Eaton Rapids last Drunks and dinorderlies were stalk Mias Elma Cole and Delia Spencer week Thursday destroying orchard# sumer and merchant, I adopt the above plan, for by so doing I can sell goods at half the profit. abroad on our streets during Friday are around seeking the generous heart­ and damaging valuable property con­ All goods will be marked in plain figures and very low, as I prefer six per cent profit every 1 night last. Where wa# the Marshal I ed peeple of the community, fa behalf siderable. These figures exhibit a saving to the cus­ Some rascal sheared off the mane thirty days to twenty per cent every year or so. A disagreement in the jury fa the of tbe missionary cause. from John Smith’s colt near Eaton liquor suit of the People vs Gass, has GH Buck is quite hopeful of the re­ Rapid# and tied a teapot to its tail aud tomer of fourteen per cent. caused the ease to be continued on the covery of bis wife and has resolved turned it loose toward home. 10th fast, that abe shall have everything that The Grand Ledge Independent is bound to give to to its readers its full H. J- Martin and family have ceased money can buy. (PoisonY) OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE IN THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS: of locals if it baa to give an rusticating up among pines and are The brick work on L. A. Emery’s amount article twice in tbe same column. snugly cnacoused in their winter quar­ new bouse is commenced, and when A fellow in the Eaton county jail ters fa this city. the structure is completed, it will be ptitain his spare time ningiug “Lord, Burglars entered Henry Hammond's one of the finest residences in town. I need thee every hour,” lie has evi­ dently struck the right key.—Evening house, 4 miles north of here on Satur­ The Shoup Bros.' threshed 711 bus. day night and secured $90, taken from of wheat in oue day. We think this is The brevity oj-n Charlotte Hrpubli Hammonds penta. a big days work for this year. Let us can't local is illustrated in the follow­ The Hawk man has plucked a quill bear from Nerve, be seems to have an ing; “Ed. Randill,BrookfleId,and Tom from his wing and dipped it fa the acute taste for the wonderful. McMahan, Benton, drunk, Saturday. REMEMBER CASH COMMANDS LOW PRICES. WE WILL SELL YOU flowing news of Amboy, .Camillus and The steamer Kitty Klide, run by Looked after/by marshall Johnson, Syracuse, and penned s very iuterest- Elia Shoup, cast anchor at Lanuny’s Sentence, former fifteen days, latter ten days. \ ing page for his readers at home. Bay on the morning of Sept 8rd. They • A Charlotte constable named Gard-* u Frank Pettiferon Monday last tied took out their sounding line found iner was to-wrrteh the house of G. D. his clothes in a handkerchief, took a tiie water deep and moved on leaving Green dtfring bis absence over night a and some danng rascal gained entrance fried cake and some* crackers and behind a large quantity of provision. to the house and stole Gardiners pants, cheese it?h’# pocket and literally ob­ During tbe vacaftfy of the residence, $83 aud his revolver, Gardiner wishes eyed the -H. G. (Go west young man, caused by C. M.' Gould’s early depar­ be bad stayed at home. go west!) ture, and Mr. Phiusey’s delay in com­ Ac the Republican county convention A Teachers Association will be or­ ing, nine bushels of wheat have been the following ticket was nominated. Wtek*. and rurwd | -yy HEN YOU WANT ANYTHING LOCAL MATTERS. ganized at the Union School building taken from the barn, belonging to Wm Forjudge ot Probate, C. M, Jennings of Hamlin ; for Sheriff. W. LaZelle of Saturday, Sep. 18th. It Is proposed to Coville, beside# a good share of the Delta: Clerk, G. C. Fox, Treasurer — iXTiizuKEor— Common Connell Proceedings. make this a permanent Co.organization fruit nnd vegetables. W. P. will have Esek Pray; Register A. P. Green ;Pros. . j Council Rooms, Att’y., R W. Shriner; Surveyor Oscar and every 8npt„ and teacher in the a good opinion of his neighbors. I Nashville, Sept 3, 1880. Church of Vt Ville; Circuit Court vo iite sun aa your meuicinr* eurm me 01 w.’ county, as”well aa school officers and It will pay you to »Ult tbe e*t*l>U*bmont of The Greenbackors held their caucus Commissioners, P, S. De'Jraff of Char­ Council met pursuant, to adjourn­ SUMPT1<>N ioum three yrtn a<u, I want him to others interested in our school* are in­ at Nortons hall, Saturday evening, to lotte and Oscar Church ofVt. Ville; ment. vited to be present. R. I. Ter. elect delegates to the county and dis­ Coroners. Peter Horn of Carmel and J. Present, Chipman 1’residqnt, Boston i I. V. HULL Downing, Cook, Roe, Olds aud Rey-, Lar.rroceb trict convention at Hastings. Co.Oliver Ashley of Winsor.____________ nolds. trustees. ,foT * HASTINGS ITEMS. Long. N. 8. Barnes,Orsou Swift, C. W. MICHIGAN NEWS. Minute, of lut meeting reacl, and on । Taylor, John Hinkley and Martin motion approved by ayes and nays a# , dl^p.u *i oocv. .nd u up • frwb r»i<l . Cold weather and business dull. Whrre you will flixt tne follows: Ave#. Boston.Downing, Cook, in 24 boor*. » xm ) per Not hottie. CBADDWK < Cummins. District , H. N. Mosey, J. Rev. D. R. Shoop, pastor of the Pres­ Jno. Pelter of Detroit shot bis wife Roe, Old* and Reynolds. Nays none. co., itca luce 8t..FbU«<Wpbta, Pa Largest Stock byterian church, has returned from a Shoup, A. Gordinier and Geo. Bals. on Monday and then deliberately took The petition to build a new bridge ATTE.VTIO.Y LADIES ’ hi# life. Tbe name of the club was changed foui week? vacation. across Thornapple River at tbe place D. B. Adkins, of Flint, was knocked where the old bridge is now located t THE RESIDENCE of LYMAN E. BdOTH. I The M. E. Sunday school cleared from Greenback to Weaver aud Cham In Kalariio. I will l« found in rcadlnc** for [ Lowest I’rioesi. down and robbed of i 120 in that city wa# on motion tabled by ayes aud nay# rwnty-five dollars, from their social ber.O. Swift was reelected PreaidentC. on the night of the 31st. drvmmuklng, cutting and fitting, cutting pattern* , * as follows: Ayes, Boston, Downing, of all kind*, cutting and making beaver cloak*. | Io Waauirn Michigan. We manufacture W.Taylor, 0. Long. L. A. Emerv and last week, which will be used towards Joseph Stanly hail his left eye raketl Cook. Roe, Old* and Reynolds. Nays increasing the number of books in their Geo. D. Moore, Vico Presidents, to out by a flying saw tooth, nt Bradley’s none. mill, lu Bay city, Saturday morning. rally the greenbackers in the four cor On motion Council adjourned. library. F. McDbbby. E. Chipman, Tuesday night a passenger loll from The party that left here la#t Tuesday tiers of the town, Charles Sliger, was Clerk. President. on a hunting expedition iu tho south­ elected Sec’y., W. S. Hecox gave them the express train going west, near ' the potent Augusta, and broke his neck. He litul MRS. S. OLDFIELD. Frank and Jesse James. west part of the county, have returned a little political talk in which he turn­ a ticket from Vermont to Wisconsin. ed over a few pages of our financial sbooer than wa# expected, they report Name not known. rpHE NASHVILLE LEVATOR, Hou. J. A. Dacus of St. Ixmis, the history and discovered some gross Neabert Deronin aged 28 drowned well known etlitor and ex-mrmlH*r of I game very scarce. Ur-4»tjl greatcl Itnprnvt tneiit yet llITTl*. It will hen-after ** uord himself at the C.eutral wharf. Lake I. L. Dodge, The Agricultural society have been errors. O-rTTrimG Muskegon, on the 1st fast. He had con.r'ully prepared "Life an udveU;j RC]H0(i3k(l, £0111^63 J. IlliprOVCli making considerable improvement# in tieen there but a few days mid came tures of Frauk and Jesse James,’: ’ o ft r TJTT ’ Qrp ASSYRIA ITEMS, their grounds in this city, and the com­ from Kankakee, HI. which has iwen issued by the well _ o«o .OAJJO X OXXXXv X O, ing fair, bid# fair to be the fairest fair The trotting horse Sum Patch, own known publishing bouse of N.D.Thomd *<»<*, without Old uncle Cassady’s health is $Vry ed.hv- S. P. Hewitt, of Muir, dropped p,x»n XCo., of that city. Mr. Dacus ever held in Barry Co. dead on the race track nt St. Johns lostwe are informed, spent two year# in So HS to JEL j UELIX? . T~<T~X~ r r^ 1t, /k CJCZXST? On Wednesday evening, Mr. Alpha poorly, and he shows sign# of insanity, niterilou„ H Saturday afternoon, while scoring in preparation of this work, much of Carter of thia oity, and Mias Ruth Van- by getting ugly and tearing off his The freejror-anrrace'.’ ■’ which time was with the family and ‘ Any number of farmers to Toporebaww. sbirt* m»dr in tbi* way can »w«r Arman of Rutfiland, were united in clothes. They talk of sending him to The dry good# afore of D. A. Winner, friend# of the James boy#, whose DID DDIA/M TMC DAPk UUiYPi I IIL. DnUt\, holy matrimony at the Episocpa! chap­ .utiamazoo. oi of oouesviiie. Jonesville. was wa# rouoeu robbed on uie the jiign. jiighi friendship and confidence he gained . rrnln«d Whant and (TrainTCy- Dll Kalamazoo. . ’ M;». Locklmrt and C.T. Wilk- i pt «b> Slst ult. Tim ll.i.-f ra tread and who gave him all the facts con- unioau wneau ana rainEiXel. May the blessings of prosperity nrniiif tlieir antecedrou and nnre.tr>V ul AcCUratlV ■ t,,. r f-H.a.rw i oiif I in the woods, arrested and jailed, and attend them in the future,’ as they inson’a wife, were at her fathen, last .. the . goods . recovered. as well h# the fact# concerning the! puUlLlUUbiy 2ALLLU aldy. , toh*t« you call, when in the elty all recovered. journey together through life’s weari­ last Saturday on a visit, but C. T. did IIXI-TV IBKOS.. A 15-inch main pipe leading from the almost numberless robberies, dusking 1 raidsand vengeful murders com mitt-I nuMmi/uMbimnat-M some way. not care, for at the same time was put­ Grand lApid# reservoir burst deluging eti by them during the 30 year, of their A TUCIXTflT? TIT JI PP flCiTfC! ” “°m’ the vicinity with 6,000,000 gallons of career in near!v a# many states nnd A11Nw W U£v<L XI & JdXvVVdAw T>00T AND SHOE SHOP, M. H. Maynard, of tliis city, while ting on airsamong the girls. helping the freight train about switch­ There wa# a Red Ribbon meeting at water wtecking several house# anti territories. The book is the most! • incurring n loss of $45,000. ou y>e 30th. ing, met with au accident on lost Mon­ the M. E. church, last Sntufthp* eve­ startling record ever made in history. desire to announce that having erected A prisoner in the Midland county day, that may prove serious. He at ning, to- the purpose of raising money jail, made a desperate attempt to es­ The careers have nt\ parallel iu the one of tbe largest and most convenient, tempted to jump from one car to an­ to.builda tempcranc* hall. Over odc cape on Wednesday, nnd the Sheriff’s history of highwaymen. Bold and elevator buildings in central Michigan, dashing to a degree that seemed reck­ other that wa# just being moved away hundred dollars .in money was raised, wife was knocked down stare and Mr. less to^peraonnl danger, vet they have they ore prepared to receive and Avery, the ex-Sheriff was fatally n apprehended. during thin by the engine, ami miscalculating the and $25 in work. ---- K)R TUB:----wounaed. long perit— —— ---------------------- distance, missed his footing and strik­ J. B. Mills went out huuting, the The house# of S. B. Allen, and J. 1. amount of $75.0q0 have been offered ing hi# stomach upon tbe edge of the other day and he spied a largo black Main, ol Tekonsha, were entered by for their arrest, dead or alive. Tbe For any quantity of car, fell to the ground. He did Dot snake in a tree, about 30 feet from the burglars last Monday night, nnd a $200 book is #old by subscription, and we j think himself very badly hurt at first, ground, and said “if I had my gun I’d gold wnteh nnd chain takeu from the are informed by the publisher# that 21,-1 but afterward# began #pitting blood, shoot you”. Just then he happened to former, and a $30 silver wnteh nnd $45 000have been sold in four months., in money from the Intter. Agents are reaping a rich harvest with nnd ia now thought to be in a danger­ think of his gun, and raised to shoot, A stranger sold a yoke of oxen to it. We advertise it in another colous condition. when the snake crawled into a hole. '_ Thoma# Warren, at Flint, fora ridicu­ lunD* Manner Possible! A Sunday school picnic was held last lously low price, but getting alarmed Whooping cough , croup, and colds That may bo brought them. They alsc WOODLAND ITEMS. week, by the M. E. church, and as they by question# asked, ran away without are alone rurwl by “Dr, Sellers’ Cough . keep for sale at the lowest prices drive jVIe Call • wi#hed to have a good time, prepared hi# pay. The cattle were doubtless Syrup,” which is daily working niiraclstolen, and are now kept by the sher­ es. Pnecb 25c. Mrs. J. F. Orwick i# quite ill. ' Seeds, I; lour. Feed. Lime, Salt, ground in R. Nidierson’s grove; swings­ iff. Sign, the Big Boot. Wash Downing 1# on tbe gain. Floater, Stucco, Hair and and croquets were arrauged and every­ tv For Jewelry and Watches go to ’ The 15th annual reunion of the 20th Cutting corn and sowing wheat, is F. T. Boue. ! thing to have a good time. When they Michigan Infantry, will beheld at Jack­ FRANK BAKER. _____________________ Shingles. the order of the day. had nicely got on the ground it began son, Sent. 30th. The M. C. R. R. and rF*WilI pay the highest market it *v 85<M» Reward! Mr. J. Frost will be here some time | to rain, and white dresses soon turned it’s branches will carp* members for It price in caan torun&alted buttcr Farmhext week, and take care nf bis pump­ for the round trip,«r.d any mem­ era bring m your butter and save the nvvr u, their collor. Soon the rain wa# over, fare bers or friends wbo have not received non. emwtitmUoii or «>*U»«or** w» r»nnot cure kin vines etc. . AISSWSW0BTH * BEOOKS. and a good time was enjoyed. But an certificate, should at once address A. E. •»>*■______________ E. Rtsii. | with Wr*e. Vowtebte P;U». »>«* dlrnfrThe South Jordon hcIiooI will lx? tk n»*re*ttlcil»*co«npii«! wJUi. Tb»j- uie purtfy IV A full hue of Fine Cut and Plug I-,—-. p wine awful wet one. Cowie# the Sec’y. at Lansing, who will VeattaUc. and MTor f*U to jire *a!&f«Uon. taught by Prof. D.S. .Le$dy, of Ohio, Chewing Tobaccos, constantly on hand ; THE BAKK> ’MILLS, gar coatrd. lx»rg« bcx.o, L-oauiuln< 50 I il-». Ed. Cranney swapped his oxen to 0. furnish them uppon uplicatiou. the coming winter. For tale br F. T Bolte. Be wan- of evuntrrfah* tel Saturday afternoou a little child was at the cigar factory, also KmokidJt to-1 Olmsted fora span of horsesand gave n aif>n Nick Brown ha# rented hi# Imrne## I a moiaguge <»h the horses, liarnoss and supposed to have died from croup, at banco of every shade and grade. Try I mag urn 2 o’clock, and it# friends began to lay them. shop, anil is going to Hasting# to work wagou,-for $75. The horses were war- it out. A friend calk'd on its parent*, at hi# trade in that place. Hurrah! Hurrah!! reutod to be young nnd sound, but begau to move it, finally—it wa* 17 Health Is Wealth. The Teacher# Institute held on Sat., Smoke the Hancock and English Ci­ they proved to lie old. unsound and month# old—took it up by the heel#and shook it. A large quantity of phlegm gar, or the Garfield and Arthur, just as was not attended as well a# it might **pecUle foe hytteri*. dU*iniw. cunvobteni. servworthless, and Ed. could not raise the woa disloged and thrown out. and the your honest convictions dictate, at have been, or as wo wished it to be. on* iwadiuibr, n>«st*i d»prr*i'or. low of memory soap. So Olmsted took the horses, child revived and lived until Monday (pormstorrboM, Irapotency. InrxluuUry emlwtew, Andy Lenz's. Hun. H. C. Hodge spoke to a rather premature oxi »ire. eauatvl by ■■ver-«-xertion.[ aoltharness aud wagon, aud informs Ed. at 4 o’clock. He then died from exhaus­ MORGAN, BARRY CO., MICH. slim crowd on Monday evening, it be­ rV Two good nickle cigars for 5 ct«. that if they do not bring tbe $75, be tion.— Grand llapidt Review. at the Cigar Factory. ing the evening on which the school Something over two months ago a will sue him ou the note. Ed. is a poor carpenter in the employ of the Detroit. inerting was held. rp*Buy your Dry Goods,Boot* Shoes, honest man nnd something should be Grand Haven and Milwaukee Railroad The clan# in Physiology at the town Hat#. Capa, Groceries, Provisions, done, and will be. II . H. company, feeling some pane iu the Crockery, Notions, eta,, of E. Reese, hall, ahould remember, that throwing Iwiwels complaint*! of being unwell, who always sells at the lowest prices. Having tboroughlv overhauled nod refitted oar mill with New and Improved Machinery, we are a Canine out of the aecond story win­ went to hi# home in the Sixth ward, WEST KALAMO ITEMS. i went to bed nnd refused to cat, saying dow, is not the way to experiment up­ tri<.ri.- i MaM f. r Um viNaaa >.f N : he could not. He persisted in fasting, C. W»T a CO.. Sole proprietor*. on him by any means. Apple* are falling form the tree*. Madtoon St.. Chicago,J IL 1 aud for sixty-five day#, .ate nothing, Big Bargains in Tea, and a Beautiful Geo. Murdock of Carlton, threshed | , GOOD WORK GUARANTEED. .L«>.. («] W. H. Ryan is budding hi*. peach took DO nourishment mre sweetened Couch Shell given with every Pound. 334 bushels of wheat from 8 acres, 28 , trees. He has a nice lot of them, water and a s|H*onfull ot cream. He C. W. Smith WALKER A NORTON, i» is conceded rnnertivu to .! Some of tbe boy# talk of going Ujtlie said he could not eat, and ha could not bus. to the arxe. This Pn.p*»'ofth* BARRYVILl.E^riLLH | ft { T f MT A He l They nil <l<» it. Carlton, I north woods to work this fall and win­ : lie induced or compelled to. lie the Iw-st yield of wlheat ----- —in— ( thought ha luul a cancer of the stomach. Go to the Old Reliable Market for it, as a general thing, being an exceed- i ter. We hope they will have a good ' Last Saturday he died nnd an autopsy Fret»h, Sait nnd Smoked Meat a of all IX COT (net painted, White fhtlrXi *2 ingly light crop. Due man received I time an 1 come back rich in the spring. wa* made. It wa# found that it wa* kiqds. Henry Roe. . Ja wi.f *i. ' ,.-i .Hber ma. only 50 bus. from 25 acres. The R. R. Club i# alive mid doing all right fa every respect, physically. Proprietor J Jt? t>r.H..».tly «n. u>h>4 tn, Who li# Q. Cnmlwr! is tbe leading | well. We have elected a new set * in stomach, l»owl*, lungs, heart, liver, I ate., but hi# brain wa# so effected it ia Ninahville Markets quest ion, or in fact is what E. E. 8. ' of officers. We have Mr. Bradley thought that he was insane ou the sub­ • would like to know, and so would we. at opr head, mid hope, he will raise ject of eating. He proved that under Wheat, per t>u some circumstances lifecan l»e prolongSuch a lot of nonsense is not fit to read. ' our banner higher still. ■ od for week# without food, and really his whole theme i# on parry’s mom- ■ Will Davis shot, at 12 o’clock at night , l*eat the celebrated Dr.M*anncr some (ache, or such a lot of miserable trash j with hi# old musket, n crane that rolled three week# in proving w:—Grand Rapa# his last item fa the last issue. Who up 07 inches from tip to tip of wings. ide Leriew. ______ rare# bi know About “Axty Twaxty ”or Well done Will, try it again, tlutf was C. B. Dorr, of Toledo. £>., says he “Mae Scar”, we don’t know but it a little better than was done in the ziight mean “Taffy ”, and we would ask pearl* orchard, for the craw got a has used Day’s Kidney Pads in bi# . family with resnlta ao superior to ali broken wing and the man got ahull, Cumber to. explain, rte be goes to other treatments th at he regard* them seed. N. Qi iiiek. | Wied Bill, Jr. aa the beat Kidney doctor iu the world. GOODS for READY PAY Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Hats and Caps, Carpets, Notions & Groceries. t3C Good Print for 5 cis., worth 7. 8, Yd-wide Sheeting 6 “ 10, “ Bleached 8 Ingrain Carpets for 35 cts. worth 50 Good Zip Boots $2.60 “ $3.00 Ladies Pebble Shoe 1.10 “ 1.50 - - - - - - - GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, AluLEN BROS. GRAND RAPIDS, A CONTINUOUS FACING, FINEST SEWED BOOT PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. a Money Sarri liy Dulin mmei. WALKER & NORTON FLOUR, MEAL I FEED, ATTENTION FARMERS 1 NO PATENT NO PAY. rilmS i lOENflONS 2681 �. sept. n. im SATURDAY, --------------WEEILT IEWS REVIEW forty-***, The British Washington dispatches taking the renmw iu South Carolina lisa con­ • bring at Hartford, CL, shot aud killed his vinced him tliat wbofoaalo fraud* have been brad-working wife as ahe .sat at a rewing- ntrjx-trate’d. Tbe evidence far auffiricntly «-onanaehina dumve to warrant jirowccuUotw under tbo law. boon' The Dudley House and twenty-one The internal revenue office has com- there is now a goodpnwpvet that the fair- win talxddin 1883....Tlm olwlhk has been suc­ cessfully drawn out of tac hold of the Uteamcr —- ---- ■* V...* ...if will hr* nl<Mwt Gkorc.b W. Knapp, on elderly man, stood on the Goat Inland bridge, at Niagara, abut himself in the bead, and jumped into the angrv flood. . Hi* body wu swept over the fall* ana baa not yet been recovered. The Manhattan market building, at New York, which covered an entire block, and ■troyed by fire. The loss to tbe occupants alone will be 11,000,000. Tbe building was vetoed at <500,000. Dispatches from the Indian country announce that the treaty with the Ute* haa number. <23,000,000, <13,500,000 of which wa. from spirits. Ohio comes next with a total o/<18,000,000. of which <11OOU.OOO was from -pint, -nd for tsbareo products. New I ark paid 000, of which <3,000.000 Was for sinrits, <7,W,0U0 for tobsotxi, and <4,300,000 for fermented liquors. The tetter amount is four time, greater L'nu tliat reported from any other State in the same article. Virginia tiaid <5,700,000 all but <400.000 being for tobacco. Kentucky mud <X,800,000,'allbut<2,000,000beintupou sptrita. Indiana jMid <6,000,000. <5,500,000 being for spinta. , . ' A forest fire near Upton, Canada, ba* caused a terrible catastrophe. A fertile and attractive region, several mibw in extent, has been converted into t desolate waste, four or five persons burned io death, and over fifteen hundred people rendered bomelcea. The flames spread with such rapiditv that tbe farmers and their families recaped with nothing but the clothes they wore. More than 120 farm* were swept over. Tbe victim, arc represented as in a juuable condition, aixl will be dependent largely upon aharity during the coming winter. # . «ENKBAL. gives them lands in Northwestern Colorado in exchange for that they now occupy. i:a» been nufled.-..A curious accident oc­ curred at Grand Rapids, Mich., the other dsy. lly tbo bursting nr a water-main leading from a water reservoir situated on the top of the hill which overlooks the city about 5,000.000 gallons of water were poured into tbe citv, fltxxhng the bouses and cellars by the way and doing much damage to property. The loss is estimated at <40,000 to <50,000.... .President Coanza Company traders. A London dispatch of the 9th inst. art tetegram says that au fra- rapid transit «ill soon the tunnel to run under The rivalries and bickerings between the two Exposition or World’s Fair Committees were 245,000 pemuonere. Including the firat payment to pensioner* whose ossea were settled during the flacal year, there, was paid out for pensions $36,000,000, exclusive of arrears, which amounted to pro- Parliament state that Burned : Several buildiugx at Schogticoke. N. Y., loss <150.000 • a grain warehouse in Alameda county. Cat, loss <250,000 ; the organ factory of A. B. Chase, at Norwalk, Ohio, low <70,000; the carriage factory of Ander­ son, Harris A Oa, at Cincinnati. Ohia.... Hanged ; Achille Thomas and Villtera Power, —both colored—at New Orleans, for the mnr ■ dcr of a merchant at Longview, near that city; Stephen Riciiardi-in—ateocolorcd—at Wilming­ ton. N. C., fur tbs murder of hia mother-in­ law. All three confessed their crimes, admitted the justice of the punishment, and made .|>ctcbLw from the gallows admonishing their hearen to lead Christain lives. Hanlln, the Canadian champion with the oar*, ha. sailed for England to row Trickett, the Australian oaxaman. W. H. Greenwood, a celebrated American railroad engineer, lias been murdered by unknown persons near the City of Mexico. the pit. M<-a*urex were promptly taken to res­ cue the unfortunate*. but tt was feared that at least three-fourths of them had perished. A London dispatch reports, that the arrangement between Bismarck and Von May- which the two empires will guarantee. This would interpose the new kingdom between Buaaia and the Balkans..... uav .. ...vw trial 1* pramiaed.... A terrible tragedy wm Greer, maddened by jcalouar, shot his own wife and Batidry, a UH-mber ot the French Exhibi­ tion Commission, aud tmnseil. The two for­ mer received severe bead and face wounds, but are now recovering. Greer died.... A Paris cablegram xtyo* that the French Govoromeut has decided to enforce tbe decrees against unauthorised, religions ewtabltehments without awaiting the result of the suits liroueht in the courts by the Jesuits to test thc valicfity which xoon incruMed ia drag ,to o d-mired gaii bntkiiig over the doomed vtcaon-r. Itech ■ncceoding wave tore awky piocea of her upper worka uatil her dock wm thiaUy swopt door, even tbe rigging being torn and ahattered. The drag ccooed to fulfill its fuoctioua, and m thu hews ro^ over be? bowa aud deluged her deck* they soon reached tbe fnrascoa and cxtinbeing out, mkmi put a atop to tbe engines, and tbe CSty of Vera Crux lay at the matey of tbe save* and storm. Not even the ‘donkey­ pump could be worked to relieve tbe v«—cl of tbe water sbe «u rapidly making - in bar bold. In thia ex­ tremity Capt. Van Bice ordered men to throw ovcrtxjxrd the deck-load, a took that had been begun about midnight But tbe rea wax u» heavy to penult tbe crew carrying out their Captain's mriera, - for, while thus engaged, several of the men were carried off their feel by inoomlng aces, and many of them waabed overioard. *• Capt Van Sice and hia officers acted courageoosiy tn tbo perfonnxnoe of their sbvoral duties, but were ono by one washed over­ board from their stations as the steamer labored in the trough of the sea. A- near as tan i>c ascertained tbe Captain periabed fullv an hour before the vessel finally *uccu:;iU >1, and, as nearly all the hands Sure lost, the few remaining alive on board aaw that there was no hope, ao they took to the Hfe-preot rvers, the lifo-boata having already diM]q>eared ; in fact, every boat ana life-raft was stove in when thu top handier went by U10 board. Tbe sailors aisl tbe paiisengeni then seized fragments of spars, state-room doors, or any other mov­ able article that would float, and awaited tbe cixl all knew to be at hand. The surviving sail­ or* state thal tlie vowel was about thirtv miles off shore at this time, tbe hurricane being one of terrible fury. By the time the ship­ wrecked men and women had equipped tlietu-elvcs with their impromptu buoys tbo final cataslropho occurred, it being then about half past 5 a. m. With one awful and tremendous lurch the steamer sud­ denly sank into the ocean, the swirl car­ rying down many of tbe living. Of .the aeveutv souls on board before the storm be­ gan only thirteen have reached the land alive. Tlie-e thirteen were all men—three of them pasMiigers. eight dock hands, one engineer, and one oiler. They were ail .in the water, buffeted by the tempestuous sea, for from twen­ ty-four to twenty-«ix hours, and there is no aout t tliat but for this ordeal many more would bare been saved, for there can be hut little doubt that several perished after the foundering of tbe vessel through exhaustion." Amnng the passengers of the Vera Crux was Gen. Allred T. A Torbert, who distin­ guished himself during the Re helium as a cavalry commander. Gen. Torbcrt was attached to tbe Army ef the West, aud was a stfoug fr.cad of I Gcu. Grant At Alma, Kan., a man named fjchuta fright at a snake. I year $57,000,000. The regular penaiona The little eon of Henry Lealn, of Pat- : “J fi«t payments to the new pensioners tmbarg. Kan., died from the bite of a 1 >21, in the aggregate, continue to inruttleauakiu i <’r«’«*e uatil they shall have reached A son of Joseph Thompson of Butler I SM,000,000 in amount, and perhape a countv, Keil, died a horrible death from greater sum. Great u the interest of the bite of s copperhead snake. ““ pensioners whose cases have already Thomas Sherlock, of Bedford, Ind., I settled has grown to be, the interkilled a spotted snake in his garden that ; ea^ of those persons who have unsettled measured<6 feet 7 inches in length and 4 ' claims represent a still greater sum, and inches in diameter. i “ being daily increased by the new Five Italian woodcutters near Chero- ' claims which are continually coming kee. New Mexico, set a lot of wire nooses j forward. On the 80th of June last there to cutch squirrels and found in one trap 1 were before the office, awaiting settlean immense rattlesnake with sixteen 1 ment, 280,000 claims for original army rattles. : Mid navy pensions, involving an average In Reading, Pa., a copjierhead snake l fir"t payment amounting to $1,100 in thirty-seven inches long was found to | tatoh case, or a total of $308,000,000 for contain eighty-eigat young snakes, all 1 *be first payment alone. In addition, alive, and four to six inches in length, . there were 7,000 unsettled claims for when it was.killed. the War of 1812 and the Mexican and Mrs. Willman, of Walkerton, Ind., ’ Indian wars. The annual average of tho wax attacked by an enormous black I pensions of all classes is $105 to each snake. She seize*! the reptile tightly pension. The whole number of persons about the neck and screamed for help, i decidedly interested in the pensions. The snake wu*» 7 feet in length. I either as the acdial recipients or claimH. L. Patty, while riding on horse- natM. i* 532,000. bock in the Santiago canon, came upon These figures represent the condition a rattlesnake in the rood, and bad just j affairs on the 30th of June last Since taken hia foot from the stirrup whep the then new claim* liave been filed at an snake struck, imbedding its fangs in the average rate of 150 per day.’ The regaxtirnip leather. Mr. Putty killed the annually accruing pensions of the snake, which was one of the Isrgtut of whole 532,000, counting the claimants, its species, its body being as thick as a M already iieasionera, are $56,000,000. man's leg The annual pensions are sufficient to William Drake, of Wartaborongh, N. pay the interest upon $1,400,000,(XX) of 4Y., while in the mountain near the vil- per-cent bends. Add to this sum the luge, come upon a rattlesnake, who im- $308,000,000 arrears, or first paymenta mediately showed fight There was no uP°n the pending claims, and we find chance of escape for Mr, Drake. Keep- > *ae enormous amount of $1,708,000,000 ing up an. incessant rattling, tne snake standing as the capital or representative struck at Drake rej>eatedly, but in every ' the pension interest as it was on the instance he managed to avoid its stroke, 30th of June last, a sum nearly equal to and in half an hour killed the reptile. It ' the whole public debt of the nation, measured six feet five and one-n-h The 532,000 directly interested persons, are distributed throughout the country inches in length. While picking blackberries on the as nearly as can lie calculated alxiat os. Mine Hill mountains, Mary O'Brien, of follows : In the States uorth of Mary­ Block valley, Pa., felt something rub­ land and tlie Ohio and east of the Mis­ bing against one of her stockings. She sissippi and lews, Minnesota, and Kanvouuuueu uemes, ana West, from 2,000 to 3,000 in continued pieauig picking berries, and next nut felt *uu* on a shan» limb, e*01* Congressional district pi thosliurp aud and sudden pain iu i tliat ................ Springiug out from the bushes, she Stated of Maryland, West Virginia, found a copper-head snake over a vurd Tennessee, Kentucky, Missouri, and. in length curled about her leg; and, the States on the Pacific coast with the without an instant’s loss of self-control I Territories in proportion to population, ahe took the snake by the tail, and, after ' frtim 1,000 to 1,500, and from 3<X) to 500 unwrapping it, dashed it to the earth, *“ the Congressional districts of tbe and then beat it to death with a club. ’ Southern States. John Geer, of Basket station. Pa., has j nanKeen. killed over 100 rattlesnakes within the , Of all tbo cotton produced in China, P“.‘ m «““>»»>•» <»rri<»« , Uu! the most most remarkable, » as well well u as u,» tho eiotehed.tek. Wbo>> bo.»me. upon . , beautiful, i. teal Mod in the lab«nako ho cuefallr plane, tbo croteh , ricadou ol the calico known in Europe over th., rcpule-. „oc£, ,u,t teak ot U.e j U1„ o( n«nk “^ head. Th.n tt he d»ire« to keep Ui. It j h„ )m a matter mMU,r off debate d,,b>to long ,n.k. nitre, ho rem.,™, the pouon bj I ,h has Ixnjd t| tort », n„k inetruntonU mad. tor th. fttepoH. go MatartUfcl frum . „w ta,_ him a regulai proocas frr extnu?ting the ing, previous to any manipulation, the oil from the Ixxlies. Thu oil i» said to yellowish hue which distiuguishee it, or be very valuable, and sells readily for whether it owed its peculiar shade to $1 per ixittle. It is said to have great a light dye. enratife powers. M. Van Bream, who was at the head aimn|a Lantruaeo 1 <.......0-.. In in Sermon.. the commercial rant out by Simple (<) pokin missionw A Museum Gathered from a Sewer. Tlie large area dndinid into the Tiber cre*k sower cause* a great quantity of gravel and sand Io accumulate in tlie level section of that conduit, between Indiana avenue and the James Creek canal. Thia section requires to be cleaned out every year, aud many hun­ dreds of cart-loads of rand and gravel is I removed therefrom, which is used for A bacb to teat the comparative speed street paving. In the office building, within this yard, Mr. Larner has a mu­ seum of things taken from this debris, to wager that a horse could cover thirty miles in which he has been adding from day to day less time than three men could go the same for two or three years. Tliis is a perfect distance, each man going ten miles. The horse old curiosity shop in its way. Of came in ahead, making tbe distance in 3 hours, 7 minutes and 36 seconds. The three men course there are no glass cases nor gild­ made the total distance in 3 hours, 25 minutes ed caskets for their arrangement, but for and 5 second*. the most part they are tacked up on a Gen. Grant visited the Wisconsin The State Convention of the Prohibi- rouffh board partition, where they can State Fair at Madison, aa the special guest of 1' tion party of Michigan, held at Jackson, nom- txi looked at, no one caring to handle th* managers | mated tbe following candidate* for State office*: them. Among the rusty and corroded Sixteen miles from Fort Cummings, tilings the* Aun reporter noticed a shoe­ , , ,, .... 1 Governor, Bamnel Dickey, Albion ; Licntenant New Mexico, a party 7 of — Indiana attacked -a | GoTcroori p. H. Stone, Holly; K.-cn tarj- of maker's pincers, screw bolts, gw fixt­ .... dr.icr and *two — .state, John Evans, Bellevue ;Aftonwy General, ures, waist-belt buckles, spools, skatestage-coach and > killed tbe M. M. Buroom, Holly ; State Trea*urer, Arthur irons, andirons, hoea, casters, doll-baby iee-bouMw aud a portion of the buddings of tbo D. Power, Livonia ; Auditor General, Wateoti heads, metallic and mineral toys for Excelsior Manufacturing Company, involving a Snyder, YpxUanti; State Comnawfiouer of the children, smoking-pipes, door-knobs, a loss of about <140,000. Pat Lynch and Ed Land Office, Porter Beal, Lenawee county; Su­ clasp and port of buckskin purra, metal­ Saunders, two firemen, were killed, and Pat perintendent Public Instruction, W. H. Moore Conwav ahd John Colima were fatallr and three of Lenawee county; State Board of Education, lic match-box, milk-strainer, jewaharp, gaming-checks, a silver thimble, oil-cans, other dremen seriously injured, while trying to N. IL Evan*, Adrian. ch«x< the flames.. .It has been ascertained The Democratic Convention of Iowa, comlm, hair-brushes, a parlor skate, IMiint-bnuhea, gutta-percha nipples for wngcr* of tbe ill-fated Kteanior Vera Crux, tell* at Dea Mouico. placed ui nomination the follow ­ urer of Lucas county, Ohio, ho* ju»t expired, ing State ticket: Secretary of State. A B. >abics' nursing-lxjtllee, eye-glasses, glass the following «U>ry of tbe diaaater : is a defaulter to tbe amount of <47,000. alleys, a screw-driver, child's gutta-jxTAt Ip. m. last Saturday, I heard Capt. Van A sensational tragedy wis enacted at Keth, of Crawford; Treaxurer, Martin Blim. of cha rattle, part of a mouth harmonicon, Blackhawk; Auditor, C. A Barker, of Dim tbe railroad depot in Kalt Lake City, tbe other Moines; -Attorney General, C* A. Clarke, of pocket and table knives, tea and table Bice oay to Firat Officer Harris: “ I have jn*t day. Dr. B. C. Bnedakrr was vilting in a car, Linu uiun ; Land la Office RegUter, D. Daugbcrtv, uf apooua, horseshoes, brass wheels, of noticed that the barometer u falling rapidly, • •«»*<»»*" »">»■ of Delaware .hav<^ when R. T. fknith entered. Bncdakcr arose aud ) Keokuk... ....The RepuUicana ... ------ dock., clocks, a a toy toy .team-engfae, steam-engine, iron iron ring., rings. | w» “• S”1?® *» fired, Smith telling with a bullet in hi* long* nominated John W. Heiwlon for Coiigrvo*. stove-castings, rats of rams’ horns, skull wtrv KiTCn to rut nP *nd ,hrow overboard aome The doctor wa* promptly arrested, but before The Republicans of South Carolina bones of dogs and sheep, s looking-glass t*rB tor • Mexican railroad and aome barrel* of Sir K^U^pr!^ to'hS’^ andBflred’ tw.re ^" ‘ dodd’ frame, a nut-cracker, a copper kettle, I °h» and adds constituting the deck load. Tbe at hi* aoaailant, both balls taking effect and ”d ,o »’Ucc bUle Uck‘ ‘ thc fleWstove-grates, gimlet, German silver clyrone *tnick n» on the port lx>w a few aiinIn addrmumg U.o mnlbtude Bmpbc structcj by tbo European InerchanU to eandnr inntant doth. Rmith n-mnvrd to tn Tm> v of languid laTminm’ is ih always nlwnrH highly nicrtilv desir rl.asir request ...___ . .V .. *1 1____ destined __ .1 for cauiing inxtaut death. Smith wu removed The Grwnbar*kprH Greenbackers nf of Nebrnukn Nebraska linvo have watch, saw, coke-plate, scarf-pin, gun- j utea later. It wax accompanied by a terrible ity that the_____ nankeen tbe hospital in a dying condition. A woman placed the following State <ticket iu the field: cartridges, and a child's skulk . almost . . on .her .beam able, there being the danger of the un- tbfeir different markets might for the rain, and lifted tbe ship was at the bottom or tlie trouble. a On a shelf ia arranged a quantity of ends, ft was almost impossible to get about learued attaching very different (and futliro be dved a deeper color than they For Governor, O. T. B. Williams ; lieutenant Tboops from Fort Cummings over­ Governor, B. Lansing ; Secretary of State, B. chunks of iron-scraps, gravel, and rand, without support. All movaNo articles were sometimes very awkward) meanings to iiaj been for some time post; and he took the savagee who recently captured a mail­ F. Allen ; Treasurer, A V. Herman ; Attorney all. cemented together in compact thrown from port htarb«»ard. The wim) wax the grand and uncommon words which | bad au opportunity during his stay of coach in New Mexico and killed tbe paaaengent, General. Noah A. Bhcckler; Land Cotnmis- masses, forn$-d, it is supjiorad, in low northcast, and the vessel was steering south even careful clergymen may lx* betrayetl ascertaining that the color of tlieee text1 sioner, David Neal j Superintendent of Educa­ by cast daring the evening. The windows of and had a abort fight with them. Three of the tion, Dr. Mansfield... .After a stormy ecssiou places within the sewerst where these the main saloon were carried away; the into using in the pulpit. One of those, u^.. waa UHtural to the raw material, aoldier* were killed, and oevcril wounded. The the Georgia Republican Convention iiaased a res­ things settle owing to their weight, and waves broke over the ship, filling the saloon and when in l.is study nnd in the act of com- > aaJ not subject to fade. . savages then fled iu the direction of Mexico. olution declaring it inexpedient to nominate can­ during heavy freshets are forced out in state-roomA At midnight the poasengera were posing a sermon, made use of the term 1 sir George Staunton, one of Lord Madates for Governor snd other State officers.... large chunks and washed down to thia lying or aittiqg on the floor talking with or as­ “ ostentatious man. Tlirowing cown ; cartney’s embassy, found, on going The New Hampshire Republicans have placed sisting each other. Many of them had been Commissions!! Bentley, of the Pen­ in nomination tlie following candidates : Gov­ level. Thera masses appear to be com- severely cut and bruised against the furniture. his pen, he wished to satisfy himself, j through the province of Kimgnnu, that sion Office, furnishes the following interesting ernor, Charles C. Bell; Railroad Commissioner*. pqsed mostly of irou nails ord iron Good cheer prevailod, and all were uuict and ere he proceeded, ra to whether a great the cotton it produces is naturally of the E. French, Charles A. Smith and acrapH, among which, now and then, ia a coinjxieed. The servants were kind and at­ portion of his congregation might com- I vellow color, which it retains after spinatatistica : On Juno 30 test there were 245,000 James E. J. Tt .any; Presidential Electors, horseshoe, a gun-lock, levs, screws, au tentive. Gen. Torbcrt hid been washed yut of prehend the meaning of the said term, ning weaving. He also says that pensxiners. There were paid aa pensions fall­ Nathaniel White and E. IL Winchester.... stateroom Na 5 early in tbe evening, and Ins ing due dnnng the year <36.000,000, and <21.- Arkansas and Vermont held State elections, the old large copper cent, hair-pins, hoop­ right check was badly bruised. At l a. m. Bun­ and adopted, tlie following method of when the nankin cotton is transplanted Star. day the engino-room was still dry. A drag was proof. Ringing the Ixdl, his footman ’ to another province it degenerates and OUO.OOO arrears of previous years. Commissioner former on tbo 6th and tbe latter on tbe 7th of skirts, scissors, eto.— Bentley thinks tbe sum to be paid m jx-iMuonm will September. The Democrat* carried Arkansas put out, but it reversed, and was useless. It appeared, and was thus addressed by his | becomes white, yet reach <50,000,000 annually. There were be­ by a majority estimated at this writing at from Nurpitecd ta Death. Lad not been gotten ready till then, and was too master : “ What do you coneeive to be ---------------- :----------------fore theCommissioner, July 1,280,000 unsettled 4n,000 to 50,000, while the Republicans swept "I®- Tenntbom is reixirted to have Old John Morriii, n Little Rock uecro, small to render service. At 2 a. m. the snip took implied by an ostentatious man ?” “An claims for pensions, invo'ring an average first Vermont by about 25,000 majority. a heavy sea. the waler putting out the tires and ostentatious man, sir ?" said Thomas. when aaked what he thought of tlie hit upon the idea of Tanner anti-bilioua stopping payment of <1,100 in each case, or a total of the engine. The donkey engine The Massachuactta Prohibition inta' pills, compounded, as he declared, accord­ was started at the pumps, slid was “ Why, sir, I should say n perfect gen- ' P<*.tiy of the day, that he was surprised «308,000,000. Tbe whole number of ixirsons liigh standard of general excelnterestexi in the pensions, cither as recipient* Convention at Worcester indorsed tbo nomina­ ing to a recipe obtained of the long working when the steamer sank. The tieman.” “Very good,,rsai<l the Vicar. | Jd or aa claimants, is <532,000. The average num­ tions of Neal Dow for President and the Rev. *faster. ‘ He sold some to a woman who puraer came below,calling for Gen. Torbert, and “ Send Ellis [hfa coachman] here.’’ “El- i |ence- But we would suggest tliat there ber of claims filed each day since J uly 1 baa c»*“" “» •>' lis," asked the Vicar, “what do Von im- ’ *■** *°° oiuch of it to the square inch. H. A. Thompson for Vice President, adopted a di«J «« after UkiiiK thorn. John vu "111" .1 „ —i tire paaaengerx or the vc«xel would alnk. I hnmeresolution declaring in favor of female suffrage, V, an? tak‘ln *her® dialSygotup and went to she d«-a, and the agine on ostentatious man to boF’ “ An A terrible tragedy is ’reported from and nominated the following candidates for tlie following dialogue took place : engine-room and amuxted THE MARKETS. aa*i*ted in bailing for for' one ostentations man, sir?" replied Ellis. ! State officers : For Governor, Chas. Olney, of " Where did you get the medicine you hour, Capt. Van Sice aho pa**iug bucket*. The “ Why, I should say on ostentatious man l New Bedford ; Lieutenant Govern >r, Timothy NEW YORK. ok! citizen and great finhennau, went to Little K. Earle, of Worcewter; Secretary of State. Sol gave the woman ? " “I made lut from aea wa* constantly breaking over the jrmael, mrtint what we calls—saving your pres- ! coming between the deck* in large quantities. ence—a------ jolly good fellow?’ It need river to indulge in hi- favorite sixirt, and. find­ T. Root, of Dalton ; Treasurer, Thus. J. Latn- d’rections rant ter me by Dr. Tanner. ” like >ik in;; that the fish were alow in biting, he pro- | rop, of Taunton; Auditor. Jonathan Buck, of “What are Its component parte?” scarcely be told that the Vicar substi­ Harwick ; Attorney General, Samuel M. Fair­ "Hit’s mode outen roots from the groun' tuted a leas “patentatious ” word.— field, of Malden. and leaves frum de trees. Does yer man aa*uted hi* neighbor in arranging Chambcra’ Journal, taken out, and Gen. Torbcrt wa* a perwanter buv a bottle, Jedge?" “ No, sir, Ufe-preM-rver*. I man’s youngest feet aiu-taem, encouraging and a*m*ung A dreadfcl accident ih rejxirtcd by I don't The charge against you is a j' everybody. ' A Fat Dog. The storm wu nxMt terrific, such •M serious one. What mode your medicine waves and wind cable from Spain. A wooden bridge over the * a cannot be deocribed. The People who have no regard for truth end body wat taken out aud thia, too, > be the other son of tb« grief-stricken River Ebro, near Logrono. fell while a bat­ kill the woman ?" “ Why, Jedge. de xhipwaa hidod over on her beam* by every are sometimes not very happy u their wave. It wa* only pooadilc to crawl from one medicine didn ’ t kill the ’ oman." “ What It was evident that both young men talion of troops were crossing, snd uinetvchoice of lies to gain a point; and after en murdered and then their seven soldiers, including five othrer*. were killed h*? M “Why, Jedge, do'oman jxiint to another. The aturm was ao thick wc tliev have told tbe wrong one^it is gen­ put m the water....A lire drowned,...The steamer Hardwick, which died ob de surprise. Yer see she hud 'couldn't *ce 100 yard* ; and II wu ini|>oa*ibie to face tbe wind and rain. At 4:12 a. m., erally too late. The Kennel>ec Journal pin'd between Odessa, ou the Black sea, and Brutal. England, foundered at sea, and all on been takin* eberytliing in the medical ithe aca broke into tbo engine room, revives the old story of the boy who market au* hit didn’t do her no good. 1making a craah tike a battery of artillery and brought the dog-akin to the tenner to poaeengtr* and furniture into one maao. ■ell: It is authoritadively denied in London She diiln’ hab much confidence in my ;daahing medicine, and when she tuck hit an' foun' 'Tlx- pa*M*nger* crowded Social Hall, at tbe top ’* Was he a fat dog?" aaked the man of that gold payments for notes have been sus­ of the ktaira, said their farewell*, adjnxted 060, and the insurance <230,000. that liit went right tar wurk tearin* at J pended at any of the branches of the Imperial the corners ob de biliousness, hit sur- ,their iife-pnxrM-r*. and expreued word* of leather. Dispatches from Louisville state tliat They t<x»k my advice, and remained ta w lax Bank of Germany....... Dispatches from Afghan­ prised de ’oman to death. Yer can’t hole xytqpalhy. <on the ahip til! «he went down. The Captain a H17S0 'Was he very fat?* istan, dated Hept, 3, say that Gon. Roberta at­ • 'wu »een jti»t bufore 4:12 a. m.. when the xea the Mammoth Cave, were atopped by highway- tacked and dw|»:r»cd Ayoob Khan's force aud a mon for surprisin’ anybody to death. amaxbed the port aide of the upper deck. Ef I oome tor tells you a good piece ob ! “ How fat wan he?” be left tbe aliip or wk* wa*bed over­ news, an* you falls dead, de law can’t board. ।Whither I do not know. Harri*, the tir».t mate, “He was the fattest dog I ever see. '* hold me ’sponsible. An' ’cordin ter de । one or two xeameu took tbe boat at the ' “Well, my boy, if he was so very fat, countv of K- try, Ireland, from which a same ’stonomy, if I gins n woman a dose and • tbe tbe xtarboard bow. but were killed before tbe boat his hide is not worth any tiling. ” family liad been evicted, and cut off the ears of be lowered. Miller. the firat two men who had been teft 111 charge of the ob medicine and hit surprise’ her ter ‘could “Come to think of it," returned the | •■nrincer, and his sesiatarrta xtuck to tbe premises... .Acabtedi-peteh states that tbe har- death, de law can’t put de clamps on 'ahiu till she sank. O’Neil, the quartermaster, boy, “I don't know ss he was so very vtwt throughout France^adcu,SwitaerUnd.DeD- ipe.” The Justice is considering the and ' a aeaunan wboee name I do not know fat, after nil!'' points of John’s argument, but John is* ।stood at the trboel till tbe veucl sank, about C still in iail. __ __ ____ «a. m. The ship broke in half, filling tlie sea Minded Their Own BusIecu. with wreckage of all deocnpOom. No idea can Mfa, Booth Italy, Hungary, Poland, and Bel­ formed of the apttearancn ol tl>at immciiMA mao having announced that he was Wsut........ gium will be fr<xn 5 to 25 p<-r cunt, above, the / At the second I mttie of Bull Run, a be quantity of freight duhing together, with men, once in a community where they all I ......... avenge ; but that in Great Britain and Ireland. women, children and bormw Mwnunung or amkHixoay. Northern and Rhc-uiah Germany, and Michigan regiment, iu making a change ing through the surging ma**, aud with the mmded their own bttainesa, his state- | Central Ru**ia it will be frum 10 to 40 per cent of position, come upon a Confederate wave* fifty lout high, not in swell* or ridge*. meet was doubted, snd he was called 1 **«>■■ '***■■ below the average. soldier sitting astride of a Federal who upon to tell where it was. “ It was ou ’ “ “ A Jacksonville (Ha.) dispatch anys : In regard to Gen. Rolxyrta’ recent vic­ was lying on his back. Each had a firm board a ship at sea." he said; “ and the tory over Ayoob Khan, a dispatch from Afghan- hold of the other, and neither could down on the other 4>le, but to be whirled over jmsrangerH were all too sick to meddle break tlie hold. As the troops came up tbe top and sent rollin- or flying through tbe with one anotbur’s affairs." two test guns of the Royal Horae Artllery. tlie reb was taken in. and as tlie Yank taken by Ayoob at Un- defeat of Gin. Burrow*, arose ho was asked now he came to be Two men rode up on harnessixl hones were recovered. and aevrral whet ted gum* of in such a fix. we rolled or fell dowu on the <>; pusite side, to a circus ticket-wagon at Leadville, Virions ealiber captured. Tbe attack upon they Tbe wind was so turriac that plunks wvre “ Whj» I captured the blamed John­ hitch-d the beaata to it, and daahed off lifted Ixr it, droppin,^k<>ug the living aud dy­ ny," he rrnlinL ing peotile. Al! we-reSleeduig from wounds, with tlie vehicle, in which were the "Then bow aid he come to be on the and half were deed and dying in tiftevn min­ treasurer and $1,500. The showmen Indian apoliA top ? ” / ute*. Tbe scene was appalling. I and Tbianas gave quick chaA-, and regained the “ That’s what makes me so infernal DunwxJe. fourth c<wi-umt engineer, got ou a treasure, but the robbera escaped. mad!" ahouted the Idue-eoat. “He pir-e of the dudng-oaliMix twenty-five by tcu captured me the same time I did him, feetacroML We were in tbo water twenty-two The hop crop in the State of New A .joint discussion in the Danville hours. We both went Hind at night from the »>xl teen te wooMn't trn^up te >u« . ho „„„ „ UK. York and throughout the country this The steamer San Salvador, in had the bulge ! He s no gentleman— t^u-r* st 4 a. m. Monday our craft «<mt to year will exceed that of last year 25 ixir 1M> air. he ain’t I ” pwtre. We were whirled thiu^;b tiw breakers cent., or about 150,000 bales. �distant. . tne iuwi noures u a powetiui absornent, preventing the arndi which arisas from A mother of lerond children lately told the droppings. sigha the'man with too little, “but how Set your bens in tlie evening if you I wWh I had * touch trf iris complaint!" thought that her eldest boys teeth in tlie John T. Ratmokd, the actor, says of hare to move them from the laving m-sta. A few man, indeed, have boldly declared San Francisco is a tittle nervous over his experience in London : “The peo­ They will be more sure to stick to their the regrets of wealth to lie j>retensea, front of the lower jaw were decayuig coppen shows bad cent*. and have asserted that they ruioy gain badly. This was adisappoiotmeat to tlie tlie efforts. Chicago and other cities an* ple I met were most delightful They mother, who hjgl fed her children care­ Farmem in tliis country were never ing and keeping money. Very few men, making to influence the Mexican trade, received us cordially, and treated us panimento they keep." more indifferent about selling their wool indeed, part with wealth voluntarily, fully oixnouriAhing sod wholeaome food, The man that" bequeaths property aud die is making an unusual effort in sjilendidly—aa individuals — but they than.tbey are this seaAou. Nothing de­ because very tew have the courage to m a general rule, keening both pickles and deprive* themadves of any faculty or confectionary from them. Studying tlie must necessarily be a land-doner. . that direction herself. sirable can I m Imughi in Wisconsin for couldn’t stand our phy, * The ^ftlrd matter over, she jumped to tlie conclu­ power they may hereafter want ; and Ax exchange sots: 'To make a go<X. Um than forty cents per pound. In In ­ Age.’ The fact Is, they couldn't uWervery few are without that pride in it sion that what she Lad read concxuning diana fine wool is held st fifty cento. Tmb Pennsylvania Railway Company the mischief-making properties erf the Ix some parts erf France rye is largely winch any distinction tends to raise ; bu» tomato must be true, especial) v as- her is adding the artificial decoration to the stand it. Of course the character of we believe the constant deprecation of grandeur of nature by beautifying the CoL Sellers was plain enough, and employed fqr green feeding, but at‘ late ita value in which the weU-aff indulge is husljand, who waa very free in tne use of fanners are sulktitnting barley, which famous Honw-ahoe curve, near Altoona, they laughed at it The Colonel's spec­ appears to be better relished by stock. not a hypocrisy. They see or many of his tomatoes this season, had * peculiar goes out? ulations took enormously, but all tlie trouble with his teeth. She bail ob­ with flowers and foliage plants. It is sweeter and somewhat more tender. them see, failures in the effect of their A woman's heart, like the moon, to localisms of the play fell flat. When Its nutritive value is very different fol­ wealth upon themselves, and even luul served that her children's, eapeciaUy the boys’, teeth grew-white and clean when Tux company in Florida that has boon the stove fell down in the third act, it lowing the period ot its development confluences springing from it, which there were plenty of ripe tomatoes, and auite justify their shakes of tlie head, Ix the dictionary at the future it experimenting with palmetto lor mak­ all went for nothing. The audience When young, it contains but six part in rt.----- c ___ to ahe thought that the acid of the vegeta­ be; “Fast, v. L To abatain from ft ing jmper has met with such gratifying didn't see anything funny in that. On one hundred dtp matter, and twenty-one themselves, why the appl taste so ble went too far and acted on*the enamel to go hungry, to Tannerize. ” alxnit fifteen days after coming into ear. of the teetln But* when the boy, then success that it will creel about twenty tlie other hand the trial scene, which The San Francisco Hural Prcxn tells Dore has completed a grand case fourteen years old, went to a dentist to paper-mills in the State, where* palmetto we conxider rather ordinary, was one of of a large farmer in Merced County, Cal., have his teeth filled, lo! there was no tore called “Moses Before Phanu HOUSEKEEPERS’ HELPS. trees grow in abundance nud where the the few redeeming features of the play who is “a mechanical genius as well” filling to be done. “Your boy has a What Muses played * ‘ faro ia not in the eyes of the Londoners. They Among his recent constructions, in his splendid set of teeth," the dentist told shown. transportation facilities are good. ' Southern Fried Hominy.—Warm Why should the spirit of mortal be were almost willing to regard that much own shojM, arc a grain-header that cuts some Ixiilod hominy left over from the the mother. “There is not a carity in a swath thirty feet wide, a canvas-sided them. Unusually good teeth for a buy proud, when a four dollar hotel clerk Ex-Sxxatoh Dorset, Secretary of the dining-room wagon to thrashers, and n day before; add to it a tumbler of cream of hia ago." And the dentist had no cad wear a bigger diamond than the mil­ Republican National Committee, and horse-feed car for thirty horses, with or rich milk, a piece of butter, ttfo well- doubt that the teeth were better than lionaire. A max named Fowlalager, who trav­ boxes around the outside for feeding lieaten eggs, ana a little flour; fry'in hot they would have been if the owner had ex •Keqatoj’ Barnum, Chairman of the A yovng physician aaked permuwion butter. • Democratic NafkmMl Committee, are in­ eled through Schuylkill county, Pa., grain, and a ridt for feeding hay. munched candy and pickles, as children of a lass to kiss her; ahe rcphed. “No, Lamb Chops worn Spinach.—Trim the ’ usually do. “They must De cleaned, There is no clsss of jieople now so hard timate friends, and are associated in about eighty years ago, collecting old chops neatly, boil them perfectly,, put n and that without delay,” he said. The sir; I never like a doctor s bill stuck put a to preach to as old church-goera. Thoy into my fade." business together at 115 Broadway. New copper coins, was murdered in the Ma- were people of but one book, and that little butter, pepper and salt on £____ them, tartar which had gathered and crusted The Hawkeye man says a high Ixiard Y’ork. They differ only in political hitnoy valley, then a wilderness, by a was; the Bible; but they ware thor­ and arrange them in a circle around gradually at the crown of the teeth was Put little white paper ruffles removed by the dentist, and with it all fence, a locust-tree and twenty-three opinionn, and there they differ widely. hunter named Bailey, who supposed the oughly posted in it They knew what u peas. beer-tables'Duke a grove anywhere with­ npl»earanc»*8 of decayed teeth. Now in thirty miles of New Yarik collector's treasure consisted of gold and g<kxl sermon was. A congregation of around the ends of tbe chops. fah^ers now is of about the same char­ CoRN-FRiTTERfi.—Take half a dozen the boy has nothing to do but keep his The telephone made a mistake in Bos­ silver. When Bailey found Fowlslager's acter asr they were then. They are a large ears of coni, cut it from the cob. teeth in order to avoid dentistrv bills in ’ The Philadelphia Ledger discusses ton. It began to think it was so valua­ collection was only copper ho buried it goodi deal harder to satisiy than New nnd mix up with two eggs, a cupful of I the future. The younger children are "The Health of Reservoirs." This is You can’t give" them any sweet milk, salt, and enough ll/rar to • warned to avoid the older brother's the first intimation we have had that res­ ble that people could not do without it in the ground. Bailey's crime was dis­ -Y^rift'ra. ervoirs did not enjoy good health. and so it raised its price. But Boston covered, and he was executed in Read­ “chaff," and, if a minister has a jxxir make a soft liattcr. Drop a tablespoon- 1 trouble by tlie daily use of tooth broalies. A North Carolina woman stabbed sermon, I should advise him not to fill at a time into boiling-hot lard. From their father's case they learn to people can do without anything except ing after niakiug a full confession. A avoid tha opposite extreme. "His teeth . tin* man who attempted to hug her. This preach it to them.’*—Rxchanf/e. Rier. W affues . — Beat together a pint culture* and pork and beans, so few days ago a number of boys, while A correspondent of tho Ohio Fanner nf milk, the yolks of three eggs, two are hopelessly discolored, and a few arc proves that all women are net enthusi­ ‘ they ore gradually freezing out the tele­ playing around the Lawtons’ colliery, give* tlie following sensible advice about ounces of butter and half s teacup of , habitually loose, but tbe useful tomato astically in favor of a free icess. phone. Nearly all the principal snl>- near Mahoney City, found the coins {matures : There are thousands of acres J thoroughly boiled rice, sprinkle a little | is no longer suspected os the cause. He * The time of the spicing and picking of had au opportunity to read some in a fruit has come, and the economical house­ scribers have feigned a paper agreeing to buried dore by -an old stump. There of posture that will require at leant three salt and a lialf teaspoonlul of soda into a wife may be seen going through her hus­ work on dentistry and came to the con­ acres to carry n aw through tlie sum­ discontinue the instrument when tbe were 700 of the coiiib, the dates of which mer, nnd it needs no argument to show pint of flour, and then sift it in. Beat clusion that hard “scouring'’ of tho band's vest-pocket for cloves. thoroughly, and bake in waffle-irons. new tariff goes into effect It will moke ranged from 1724 to 1778. Many of tliat it will be profitable to expend sev­ teeth with gritty substances when a They told grandfather Blimpkin that B read.—Two large y OUn g man naa worn away tne linnl young man hod woru away the hard old Mr. Jonen was dead. “Ah, well,” the phone “ hello ” with surprise when them were of the reigns of the four eral dollars per acre to reduce tliis to two acres for a cow. I am more and more in said he, resignedly, "Eve noticed that Georges of England, and a number were ♦it finds it has no one to whisper to. favor of mixed grosses and heavy seeding people have been dying ever since I can early Vermont coins. for permanent pastures. Where I sowed remember." A Chicago girl overdid the decoraliveonly clover, the third year tlie ground *Tx choosing a wife, "says an exchange, “■> ««K I Mtonring tba tootb. Waco they have ort business. She ornnmen ted tlie kitch­ Recently complaints lirve l»ecn made was l>are; but where I sowed orchard Zu. ? .! * .7 ■ W ill a little “It tod one pint ol sponge. > |^n peglectod thia mar bo noi-arr “be governed by her chin." The worst en range with gross and ferns, so tliat to the French authorities that oleomar- grass, blue grass and timothy with the which miiat la, vary light. Thia mn-t to t ma> ’ Th. llonUMt of tliat is, i^Iat having choshn a wife, • when it was red hot the mimic vegeta­ garina butter has been substituted for clover, it is bettor now than it was the all be » tluck aa out l» aimed; net in . pomluir tool, tor removing tartar one is apt to keep on being governed in first year. warm pinee place to to nse n«> tn ta tire the baking-pan. bakmg.|»„. crmnfbot tbo yellow daporit op club the same way. , warm tion looked cod and inviting. Herffover the genuine article in the asylums of A deception successfully practiced on . To It should ready to cook in an hour -l*™'- >«th can bo clean Jl aw.v o the make Hbo mo^lik to™'* Ax Irishman watching a game of base­ found her one day, like Werther's Paris. Tlie Paris Academy of Medicine a number of farmers fanners is known as tlie the'' t ., kL.. .i....*. ■ deutiat doea it by anyone. Take finolr ball, was sent to grass by a foul wliicb Tomakeitmorol'katbogenmiioiirtid... *9 “Charlotte,” cutting-bread and butter. has mode a vigorous investigation, un­ “butter contract." A couple of wellstruck him under the fifth rib. "A which u baked in a bnck oven, steam it jxiwdered pumice stone and a little clean The decorative stove seduced him to sit der on order from the Government dressed fellows drive to the house of tlie .our hours, and then bake Hi a slow oven soft pine stick to rub with. Dip the fowl, was utS Begorra, I thought it was squarely upon it while he plied the fair The rejxirt of the committee is against expected victim snd make an engage­ an hour or more. It can be made with । pine stick into water and then in pow- a mule." ment with him to take all his butter for A dealer in hosiery in Chicago marked creature with the honey of his compli­ t)>e use of margarine in the asylums, a year at a high price. A written agree­ the same measures w!thout scalding the dared pumice, and rub the teeth gently. a pair of stockings: “Only $10,000,” and ments. He now bears the letters “Eu­ and is also adverse to its general use os ment is then made and in due tims the Indian meal, by mixing soft with warm Afterwards wash them with soap and more than one hundred ladies stopped at ■ ret.in.od . , •lu tbo form .------ ; o »waier todto allow meat U to swell. Rye- water, using s tooth brush. It is wall to water allowthethe meal " I „ “ contract ” L .........1 L.«« w » >•. reka Range, No. 8," and, in revenge, a substitute for butter. The margarine use a little fine, clean soap occasionally tlie window aud cried ‘out: “Dear me! IV n thiril Jiarty, luirtv which uliinh tlie ti... ' w«»cn uie • B 0 has gone to St. Louis to swell the cen­ os originnllv prepared ia no longer an note held by a third l~y. fine for cleanihg teeth, but plenty of pure haw cheat)—I’ll ask my husband to buy , . . **, farmer is bound to pav. , , union stew. — lake some L... pay. The safest plan sus. ---?‘?PI*--------------vv-.vta (a u.uc "JUUl UI WUMUerj them." pan, water little warm in UlU tho WIU cold weather) object of commerce, being too dear. to make no written contracts with cl d “nat » taUBcepan, When, at a Chinese banquet, propriety *“* I" j mid many onions That which ia actually in use is an in- strangers who thus suddenly turn up”and ' a “ good " “ cut* right ~~V" acruKH. yiil usually suffice for cleansing the requires that the guesta should get pleas­ The night medical service in New dustrial product open to various frauds. , nud partially brown them, sprinkle a lit- teeth of {tenons of good dietetic habits. whom nothing is known. antly tipsy, they may, if they like, hire A coMtnimnra- inform, n. Ue fluur OVer thcm atir wcD® “‘Uing i To make good teeth in tlie first place, York is in full operation. The act of Vegetable oils are especially introduced, ! * od a visit in the fall to a fri wufft Wanu wator U‘ mako 8TaTy* 1>ut in 1X‘Pwhile we can begin, and allowsubstitutes to dnnk for them. No such the Legislature provides that a registry »*r Mud ",d pieces ingfor “ancestry" the mother should eheap Chinese labor will Ixj tolerated in and if it is easy to decide by chemical Zrasurorisld to^ the numbJ?o of physicians willing to give their ser­ meat,, cut in strips, with a little kidney ----- -----------------«*y ।' cat eatplain ldiinand nutritious nutritious food, food, aa varied varied this free country. analysis whether a given product con- he daily obtained He luul Imt vices at $3 a visit at night to the deserv­ The publisher of a humorous German or livqr, yet! brown these diet well supplied with bone material, os liens and the uroduct nor diem ur <W cd require, or browu tliese also diet well supplied with Ixme material, as sista of butter or margarine, it is very thirteen egm.1 He wisin the hSn W,U1 tbe onioDB; let simmer about ten I the grains are when it is bolted or sifted paper at San Francisco committed sui­ ing poor shall be kept at each police sta­ difficult to affirm whetherdhis margarine giviuu ou^verv alternate dav a rawctcs or so, and then place carefnllv °ut, and lean meat. For young children cide the- other day. The humorous tion. If the persons requiring aid are is pure or mixed with oils, and vegetable shiMJiSnl andTcninrter of cavemin i!X well-peeled potatoes on the toi>. TIhk I milk should be freely used, and Graham journalists of the English press do not unable to pay the amount, then the Po­ jtr mfaed ^thqX^l, SZk^ stew “ U^t gently simpler till done and '। “ld seem to hate so clear an idea of their must oils are known to be more difficult of di­ lice Captain of the district is to certify । duties to the public. gestion than animal fata. It was found that each hen obtained her share. The ,1 nut l>e stirred alwut, so tliat the potatoes | tliat fact, and the physician liecomra en­ ' come out whole. A few spoonsful of At a celebration back in the country a Ollendorff In Leadville. to lie a miserable conglomerate of ]*ea- experiment of omitting the pejtper was catchup to Im* added some minutes before female orator arose and began: “This is titled to receive the sum from tlie public tned, when it was found'that the number In view of the spreading popularity of nut oil, diluted milk, and beef. serving. It is light of digestion and our one hundred and fourth auniveraary. ” treasury. Three hundred and twrntyof eggs was reduced each trial to from the mining boom, nnd the extreme prob­ very nourishing for summer. A wicked voting man away back in the five to six doily. Our correapondeut bes Prnnrwn Thi. i> -> *’ acveu physicians have, np to this time ability that that Were there will, will, in in course course ui of tune, time. Snug P udding.—’ 1 sonny crowd yelled out: “Good Lord! you The New York Graphic declares tliat heves that the moderate um- of this stim* r;^i.:n„ j: u t' u « ® ■»» .e* I l>e a new generation of Lendvillians to been enrolled. don't look that old."—Quincy Modem the city of New York is in jeopardy frong) Argo. , the vast accumulation of oil at Hunter’s ! L^U/*e?ec*u Beer sells for twenty-five cents a glass Three enormoys steamers intended point. It bsvh : “ If a fire shall occur totCTl Telegraph in Mexico. Oh, jovial Bacchus, just for tlie Atlantic trade are now building town icieyrapn. i - onion, ,• Upper, . । the beautifulhiforms of speech familiar to in an<1 chopped rah and a Hiti/, «hly ci^iftzed^ire shah think what it must cost to elect a Presi­ among the immense stock of oil at the .i.?“ __ , . on the river Clyde—one each for the Cuoniqn, pepper, dent in that country! Now we under­ Standard oil monopoly's works, tliis sheep which appears by watery blisters ji chopped . . . , salt and a little be so altered us to harmonize with the some warm water | nard, the Inman, and the Guion lines. burning oil will flow down tbe bank into 1 ”n stand why they have so many revolutions Rnu between tho claws of tlie 1 mace; moisten with "5* prevailing tone of Occidental society. i in Mexico. A war is cheaply than a le’ •' you have The Cunard liner will have a tonnage of u“ river, wber. ierill eorttaw u, bum. । hoot, lOMoweu «*bixaIb winch ora . > . • ’ -“ If .— no ! difficult to bad,uv ’»raw known tu aphtboiri I""® “ '"7 11,0 ol.ii We give a sample j>oge which may l»e of i1 gitimate campaign. 7,500, and an indicated horse-power ■ f interest in the great cause of popular “ T"1”? “ tf ■ T“°“ "? * These tanks contain 53,000,000 gallons. lever. Sometime, it » ucoompiiril I v Ax old Yorkshire woman described I education. 10,000. The Guion liner will be 6,500 her happy circumstances thus: “I've a Other tanks in the vicinity, and having .imilur Hittten tmAbu lipttull bmgne’ ' "»«'«“ tan the btubug water below LESSON L when it ia eallod loot and month diXe! | P"^«t "5“ tons and 10,000 horse-power. The In­ nice little cottage, a chest of drawers and water communication, hold 50,000,000 Has tho Good Speculator tho Mining man liner, the City of Rome, will be the It ia lover, or blood diaeauo, and ia eon. I *?•»<*J®” *"11 know by tbo knit, coming •---------------------------- ” n pianny, a lovely garden and some gallons more. Il the fire become gen­ tngiotis nnd troublesome, but not serious, ' y. clear cnist, take out, out. place on a 1 Y«*s ? tha ~ flowers in my window, and (waxing e*r from , m the enwt, •’ tor • •has •• -Min­ largest and most powerful steamer afloat, I Yee, the Good Sjxx:u tho eral—and it is likely to become so—a and eaMily submits to treatment, as fol- ' warm,) my husband's dead, and tne very w^iMUBde down and open top a excepting the Great Eastern, her ton­ sunshine of 'Eav'n seems to fall on me. 1 ut ,ln .a nma11 !”•*<* of butter jt .. ^ncculator the Minin-’ sheet of flame will cover the East river lows: Give one pound of salts, and 1,1 , nage being 8,500, with engines of 12,000 .'‘^^'■^v wdimn ^Sd th® ^2’ ’ A family going North from Raleigh along the front of the two cities. One when that ha. opemtjd, give one onnoe | horse-power. It is expected that these last week took the l»oat at Norfolk after . ... ° ’ les, you bet your Life the Good Specoil lamp among the straws of a Chicago of h)p<Mii]phite of soda, doily; wash tlie I xu-j.*-«. sore ajiota with water and soap, and dress tbe <Uahdark. Next morning the little girl awoke three steamers will be capable of attain­ | nlator has tlie Mining Claim of the stable destroyed that city. Fifty, or them with an ointment, os follows, viz : ' and scrambled up to the window, and, ing a speed of seventeen knots an hour How absolute some people are in their Orphan. (XMsibly 100,000,000 gallons of burning Melt four ounces of lard and one ounce i looking out on tho broad Atlantic, ex­ -ri.. Smartington, a*__ *x__ ._ z for . You lx*t your Life? under favorable circumstances, thus ren­ conversation!> Therein claimed: “Oh. mamma, do get up hero oil floating under tlie piers and around of spermaceti together, and one otiiu'e of ' I l>et my sweet Life. instance. Baid Jones to him, the other dering the voyage lietween Liverpool and see; tho front yard is full of woter.” He beta his sweet Life solid. and among the shipping of New Y’ork acetate of copjier (verdigris), and stir :। evening, “Do yourfike dogs?” Jones by —Raleigh New«. and Now York, or vice verea, under thoroughly, and while still fluid add one Who has my Lode? will cause a destruction unparalleled in ounce of turpentine and stir until cold. | the way, is a lover of the animal. “I “What I want to get at is tho animus seven days. I hate not your Lode, but the rich never ata one," rejilied Smartington tbe history of tlie world. In case of a Keep for use. The ointment is excellent I dreamily of the transaction, ' aaid tlie jmlge. ‘ “Well, who siq>|K>sed you W,ife of the boas Bankrupt has your “But, your honor," said tlie complaint­ Gen. Grant’s first and last and only tire a slight easterly breeze would soon for any raw sores or galls, and mav be ‘ did?" exclaimed Jones with impatience. Lorie. usefully kept iu any stable. ant, “there wasn't alt Where He pome Doany youatknow the Wife of tli Presidential vote was for James Bu­ become a strong easterly gale, blowing “If I were to ask if you liked donkey, up quiet like, and grabbed tlie coat, and now?” he continued, with a lingering boss Bankrupt is? chanan, ami, according to a Washing­ a breath that will leave no stone stand­ was off witii it before I saw what he was No, I donut know Where the rich Wife emphasis on "donkev. ” Said SmartingPossessive My or Mine. ton corrosjxjndent, these are the circum­ ing upon another from river to river. of the bora Bankrupt is; Nor Nobody do at No, sir, there wasn't any muss." A foreigner writes to the New York ton ingenuously, “I like you, Jones." A German resident of Belmont avenue, stances under which it was cast: “He not know Where the rich Wife of the Sun: I am studying English, aud for who recently esjMiused au Irish wife, who V esuvius electrically illuminated ap­ bora Bankrupt is. was living in St Louis, and had been A Romantic Story. that reason I pay a great deal of atten­ proved heiself to be the better half, was Can I Ixit on That? pears now nightly as the “ mountain of Loring, the Boston bookseller, told> tion to the language of those with whom but of the city during the day. He questioned os to his nationality. “Veil,” You can bet on That light" of the Eastern fable. The inde­ reached the suburbs about sundown, very romantic story, as follows ; “ At I hapjxin to converse. Now tlie little scribable grandeur of tlie spectacle at­ he responded, scratching his head. “I What can I bet on That? one time I had prejmred boxes of fancy possessive pronoun “my” is bo often was porn in Germany, but I vas Iiish by and stopped near a voting precinct ou You can l>et your pld Hot on That tracts to Naples thousands of tourists |>aper with a fancy initial or j>et name used and, at least in my judgment, marriage._2____________________ > Can I bet my new Hat on That? the most distant countries of Eubusiness. He was asked if he had voted, embossed in it, and I put this up at $1 a abwwi that it begin. W worry me. For from „„ No, you cannot bet your new Hat on Character. and replied that he had not, and neither box and advertised it jriilrly. One day example, a huly recently said to me : “I I That; for you have no new Hat to bet on Character is tho estimation or worth O:nt u,„ T could he, owing to the distance that he I had an order from California from a locked my door and welt to my bub-hcr np^Weatorn’Texi i. to Nothing. in which one is held ; or simply the sum Miss Susie — —. The box was done up, to order my provmona When I re- j w|.„ was from his home and the lateness of You Lie. of our actions, wuids and deeds. There­ addressed to her and lay aliout here, turned home 1 found my stove cold and l)retxi geese ‘ of these has ' „ . One 3,000 Do I Lie? the day. The judges at the polling when a youug Englishman came in and my fire out, and that was lucky, too, for fore, forming our character should be • ’ feathers are plucked every geese, whose Yea, you Lie. tin* first and most csHential art that wo place, being auro that he had not voted wanted to write a letter. I gave him the my kettle was nearly empty, and it would two months. Each bird will average a Does the Man with the red Flannel study. Although perfection has never and could not reach the place where* he material and a place, when his eyes have been ruined if my fire had l>een poiuid and a half a year worth 50 cents a ' Shirt Lie? caught Cie address on th is Ik>x. been attained, it may, like other arts, going. I expected my husband every l>ound. was entitled to vote in tune, permitted . No, but the Man at the End of this be ao thoroughly studied that the eye of “ * Have you the order that came for minute, so I hurried to make my fire ----------------------------- •— i Barrel Lies, him* to vote there, knowing that he that box of paper?' he asked. mon can rightly detect but few imper­ again and prepare my dinner. Unfort­ < f Is heDeod? fections. would cast a Democratic ticket. That “ ‘ Yes,' I replied, * 'tis about some­ unately, mjr butcher had forgotten to Priyaey. In the choice of our friends we, in bring my tnpe, so I gave him a piece of is Gen. Grant's personal statement of where.' A worthy wife ot forty years' standing, j Of what is he dead? some measure, form our character,-for “ ‘ Would you mind sending it up to mjr mind and sent him back for my his first Presidential vote.” and whose life was not made up of sun| He is Dead of too much Proviousneaa. my hotel ? If it is what I think, I shall tnpe,** and so on. we are likely to be influenced by tho ■ shine and jieoce, gave tlie following Have you seen the Coroner? leave for California to-nigkV character of those whom we choose for Now I am not a communist, but I No. I have not seen the Coroner; but our friends. The person who possesses English farmers who have l>ecu in­ “I found it and sent it around ■nd would rather drop “my" altogether sensible and impressive advice to a mar­ ried pair of her acquaintance. The ad­ veigled into emigrating to Manitoba are beard no more about it for perhaps than to Apply it equally to husband, vice is good : “ Preserve sacredly the the Unde qf my deceased Friend is Dust­ a true and noble clinracter has won many ing around with a Derringer. victories ; has many pleasures and ad­ , sending up cumplamta apt to astonish three months, when one day the young butcher, trijie and tea-kettle. privacies of your own house, your mar­ Is the Uncle of your Deceased Friend vantages tliat one of a bad and un­ man, with a ladv on his arm, walked in. ried state of your heart. Let no father a Good Shot? Beaconsfield, who gave that country o • Mr. Loring, I want to present you tb friendly character never realizes or en­ Yea, the Uncle of my deceased Friend joys. 1 udicaoDsly-exaggeruted puffing upon a nra wife,’ he said. • We could not leave The impecunious man thinks it nb- sume to come between you two. or to is a Good Shot • By strangers our charaoter can be rood recent semi-official occasion. It was tins country till we Imd thanked you for surd for his wealthy neighbor to gravely share your joys and sorrows that belong Shall I Dust? in our countenances, especially by those pictured a perfect paradise. It proves your part in bringing ub together? Thu assert that there ia little bnppineH* in to you two alone. Build your quiet Ytw, you shall Dust denouement was quits, a romance. The the ]Mmseoniou of money. And certainly Who study tliat art, liocause there is not world, not allowing your dearest earthly to be a vast plain of mar.th, mosquito- young man was the son of an aris­ Shall I DuatP. D. Q? a thought, word or deed that does not rich men seem to enjoy their wealth, are friend to be the confidant of aught ths't Yea. you shall Du*t P. D Q.—PmcA leave ita autograph on the human coun­ infested in summer, ice-lx>uud in winter, tocratic family and the girl the daughter proud of it in various ways, according concerns your domeatio happiness. Let on H'Aecta. when, as there is no natural I surrier Ims of the gardener. But love levels all dis- to character, use it fredy as a power, momenta of alienation, if tLey occur, be it has l>een truly said tliat “ whai wa twecn it and the Arctic regions, the tinctious, and the young man felt thia and will not surrender it without the, healed at once. Never, no never, speak girl to be tlie chosen companion of his do not do is mure often a better index Loaning to a Fire. mercury often sinks to 40 below. There life. To break off the attachment his very toughest fighting. A complete of it outside, but each other confess, of character than what we tin." Who <«f surrender of wealth, erf the difference 1m- and all will come oat right. Never let Running to a fire is one of the inalien­ is no natural drainage, and the snow­ father had sent him to the ContiiifUt tween subsistence and competence of the morrow's sun find you at variance. able privileges of an American citizen. us will acknowledge that we could not waters stand until Into in the reason, riches, is, except in a very few coses of Review and renew your vow—it will do Run he will. And it doesn't make any possibly have formi*d a better character. preventing timely agricultural prepara­ religious conviction, tbe rarest of all you good ; and hereby your souls will difference whether lie is lame in both She was plump and beautiful, and he young man had fallowed them, ignorant tions. The crops are niender. The erf their address, ami at last finding it forma of self-sacrifice. So different, in­ grow togetner, cemented in that love legs, afflicted with the rheumatism and was wildly foud of her. She listed him. deed, ia the disconsolate talk of the well­ which is stronger than death, and you spinal curvature, aud wears a j»orous through t$e ahanee of tbe box of paper." to-do from their actual condition that SATUBDAT, ... SEPT. 11, 1H80 acvtntion .of English emigrante. �Attorney at Law. of persons st in tbe dis­ > aaid: “ Han­ oi tbe federal ildier myself, aud I'll vote for ■ . entionof the crowd was con* ; on the patriotic soldier. .“Were you in Hancock's corps T‘* “Gentlemen,” said the seedy man, running his arm through a hole in his hat, “I have voted the Republican tick­ et ail my life, bat next Novembci mv vote goes for. my old commander. 1 mny not like his jiolilic*, and they may say he puts on style, but.when n gener­ al of the United States, army gets off his hone to help me when I am lying helpless on the blood-stained field of battle, slippery with, human gore. I am going to vote for him, anyhow.’ “Hurrah for Hancock!” shouted tbe crowd. “Will you join usfasked several enthosiasts of the grateful soldier, as they advanced^n solidcolumn on the bar ?he h aithior Hancock and English wercdmnk with entiituriaam several times. “Hand out some of those high pric­ ed cigars said another enthusiast to the bar-keeper. The ex-federal soldier took half a dor.en. I’ve a great notion,” said another en­ thusiast, holding the Hancock man off at aims length, and surveying him from top to bottom, ‘Tvon great no­ tion to make you a present of a new suit of clothes.” Were you badly wounded!” asked another sympathetic enthusiast. “1 was lying on the blood-staiued field of battle, slippery with human gore, weak aud faint from Iokh of blood with mv leg shattered by a reb—I mean* a hostile cannon-ball. I had fallen enriv in the fight.” The earnest crowdj gathered close around the patriot to catch every word. ♦ “Gen. Meade ha l given orders to ad­ vance and drive tne reb—I mean the hostile foe—from hia position. Just as Iwaa expecting to be trampled under foot up rode Gens. Hancock and En­ glish.” “English!” bawled the crowd. “Yes; Gens. Hancock and English, riding side by side, just ns you see their pictures, only they had their swords drawn. 1 wns lying weak and helpless on—” And so he was, hot this time it was not on the blood-stained field of bat­ tle, slippery with human gore, but on tlie hard pavement, siipperj- with to­ baccojuice. He got up and shuffled • down the street, muttering.- “It seems to me English don't bring as much strengt h to the ticket as I thought be would.” He must have repeated this game with more success at other saloons, probably ommitting all reference to* English’s military career, for later in ' the evening he was *Aen explaining the | whole matter over again in an mcoherent manner to an entmpccd police- < -OF THE ABOVE GOODS in advance. ,” and ths With the chill, and few. tbe victim ot malaria may action upon ihe «t>tlra«yMMC. Foc**lc by all Drrgttouaixi D-al*r» wanrally. JT IS A FAC9T FURNITURE Physicians and Surgeons, Naahvlllc. MloHliran. ‘E?Ch.tre,4o. pOWERS * BARLOW, HARDWARE, ALSO, AGENT FOR BLACK* Breech-lOading Shot Guns American and Foreign Marble, Monument*, Tombstones, Mantlet, &c>, jEfaatingsh Mtoh. OFFICE HOURS: Bibkbb.M.D. AND Common ’Furniture Stele Stroeie. J. A. BAUGHMAN. HYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Woodland Ceaire, Mich. Day and night e*Ua promptly at- P Of every description F. R. Timhibnai, M. D. Our Undertaking Departmn’t Complete In every particular. K«'Jogg*a Columbian Oil to J^ENRY ROE, AVincliester Ttifl.es MEAT MARKET. A FULL LINE OF- Thanking our numerous patron* of the uut •ea­ ten, wa shall endeavor by fair dealing and rtuon- form. Headache. Toothache, Earache, Neuralgia, Sprain*. Bru Im-. Flesh Wound., Bunloui, Borns, Corn*. Hpioal affection. Colic. Cramping' Pahu,Chol­ era Morbus. Flux, Diarrhoea, Cough*. Colds, Bron­ chial atfeetteo. Catarrh, and all dmania external of Internal Full direction* with tach bottle. For CAL.L AJVD OET PKICBS. Kellogg, Demaray 4 Co. pNTERPBISE GROCERY Powder, Shot, Caps and Cartidges, cheap. C. C. WOLCOTT, QOOK’S CARRIAGE WORKS nnDEP LIIKKK — New Fresh Goods and Low PAD Prices. WITHOUT MEDICINE, Yesterday afternoon. shortly after i Proprietor*. the te arrival of the train, a mnn man entered 1,—— a hotel in this city nnd asked the clerk, AGENTS who Mood busying himself with a pat­ ......... ... ......... ent blotter, tht»terms upon which he could engage board. “Owing to the location of your room, air. Big demand for our rooms. Feed well.” “I don’t care so much about the eatin’ part,” replied the man. “I uni forty­ odd years old, nud have been eatin’ about all my life. It’s gittin to be an old thing tome. Well, say, give me a reapectaole room—how much'll you Toledo, o. wasted prank and Jesse Janes. IM THEIR SEASON, Lard, by the Ih. or barrel, . H£T1,<> M«rk« Prioo paid for Hides, Pelts, &c. Fresh Goods, Full Weights and Satisfaction Guaranteed. H»vlng BQFsred til tbe »dvSDUfir« of tlie READYCASH, Uoise Ac Francia CLOSE BUYING 06649685 , *•> m rv* m Teas,’ Coffees,’ ”Sugars, O ’ Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, Cheese ui Everything TTorttie season of1880. I«W U Colid i lint Cha Grant} SUn I Wish to inform all that by prompt at­ tention, accommodating ways, good goods aud low prices, hope to receive a fair share of your patronage. Estey, Bay State, * Bridgeport, unci Whitney Organs, Webber, Chickering. Hale, t 'iiristic. Hanes, Di osm Whitney and ---- At remarkably---- LOW FIGURES I am prepared to furnish the public ORGANS Unquestionably the best Built and Easiest Riding For 850. nnd upwards. PIANOS ORGANS REPAIRED IN Highest Price paid for Produce COME AND SEE. GOOD SHAPE Fears Truly, SMALL COST. BOISE & FRANCIA SHEET MUSIC C. H. BERRY, Makes the boss Carriage, Light road and Team Nashville, LLfch. ■^ASHVILLE LIVERY. H ARNESS ! For a small sum of money and don't you forget it. Have yon seen any of Will’s work? If not call on him. one door north of Boise and Francis’, get his prices and you will trade. J •criptlon write |o M.D. THOMPSON fc CO, Pro., Manufactures Fresh and Salt Meats, Sioied Ham aid Mien, HENRY BOE. ^TTEXTION, ALL. " NASHVILLE, MICH., JJARXE8S! HARXE8SI —————————-— ^or tl,f Hluslrated life and Advenfareg of A LES MEN Paopatrroa ----- OLD RELIABLE We guarantee Prices that Can’t i Undersold Day Kidney Pad Co. that । Prices Ranging From $3 to $20. JB.Remxniiigrton Ac Son’s A CUHIOUS CUSTOMER. it* this way: My wife will B, hot ns times are pretty included to arrange in this I take breakfast, my wife linner, aud well all throw «>«*■. My Ant M board for one h little the best ZDJR/’ST GOODS ihambo'r S’ults, P^ent^lj^ckers, '“$200 REWARD b, JULIUS BUSSELL, D'ble& Single Barrel Guns, IN BARRY COUNTY HOMEOPATHIC BI iBSORPTIOIII •‘Well* in a manner. Jonrt Hou#, Hai Army Muskets, made over. Largest and Best Selected Stock gARBER a timmbrman; "1 “I wa* wa* lying on on tlie bliMMl-staiued blood-stained field of battle, weak aud helpless, . ___ dipperr with i,Un...«»>». a <!,aru-< quarter million sold! of canister had passed through all Un- of ormy lWR»;« three my Inijgs; .. IwraUhelT h«I EverypatientDeUghte(i flattened itself on my spinal column, which would have produced paralysis of mv lower limbs if they hada’t been swept away by a cavalry charge on the •first day of the battle. My head had been severed by a saber stroke, and vm lying twenty yards off. Just then. ; as J whs lying weak and helpless on For a cue of Diabetc, Gravel, Dropaey, Bright** the battle-stained field, up rode Gens. Hancock nnd Arthur, while right be­ DImnuh:, Catarrh of Uio Bladder. Pain in tbe Back, hind them came Gens. English and InconUmmca or Retention of Uritte, Painful UrinaGnrfield. with Gen. Weaver in the rear. Hancock’says to Gnrfield. ‘just tlng. Brick-dint Deposit,'InHa-uallon of the Kid­ hold my foaming steed.’ and turning ney*, Female Weaknam or Nrrrotta Debility it win to mefrays: ‘My good fellow, if you are wounded anywhere, just get up and come along with tne.”r _________ .n„iif STOP POCTQHIUC! “Bedud, that Come along will inc ye lying baste,” aaid the hard-hearted policeman, aud I ’ off they went together. *“ 8HKR1FF INCLUDING tacu. bat prevent, their . ly pfeferabl* toqaiBlM. the h<MlD«M tar more th Lewi* A. Nichols, of Omngeville, has been nominated for the legislature by tlie Republican* of the*second -di*>t rect of this county. . ' Attorney A Co uneel lor, Elver Brought to TVajrfiville “Won’t you take this a* security!” "Nn, get out of here.” “But I wan’t to board here twenty yeare.” “Go on away.” • • “I'll leave your snide hotel, Mr, but Irlmeahow you.” He lifted up tbe carpet-bag, opened it and displayed tBO.OOC in government bond*. “Yon can stay, sir.” "No 1 believe not. It takeatoomueb money to put up at this hotel. Guess 1’11’go around and put up at a wagon yard.” Ever since Cain gave Abel a clip with a dub people have lost money Dy not observing tne laws of politeness.— Little Kock GaMtte. W. E. CLARK. U STEVENS! Op|£altc E. Parody's shoe shop. WANTE «l. OSMAN, Prop. SINGLE OR DOUBLE TURN-OUTS Buggy or Wagon LOW RATES To be found in the Market. COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS IT IS GENERALLY KNOWN MADE A SPECIALTY Workmanship and Materials coooTnEX TO SELL (CIGARS TODEALERS. gios W lien Combined With THE IDEAL OF THE TREE ARTIST, ’rith- BLACKSMITHING AND BOST YOU FOBGET IT. Are ICHxentiiil Factor*, in . All Goods of this Manufacture, E. COOK. J. OMAN. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-09-18.pdf.pdf 8874d2a8bdcd5937bceb106cc455feaa PDF Text Text ■ ORNO STRONG, 1 Editor and Proprietor. I VOLUME VII. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1880. —Only last week The News an­ nounced that Frank Fuller had espous­ ed Hancock, and on Monday Frank was out in the country assisting Ray­ —Ninty-odd political lies have been wait to buy some Democratic sheep. perpetrated in Nashville during the One old Bourbon buck weighing about past week. No wonder cold weather 300 hundred lbs., kept .his eye on Frank has setin. and when be spread out his hands and _The Greenbackers of this district said “Come on'boys, lets drive ’em in,” have selected Richard Jones of Assyria old Bourbon lowered his head, raised as their Represenative in the legisla­ his tail and went for Frank, bouncing ture.. Now Pick, you’ve got to run. him* badly in the belly. Frank was —The Texas plan, lately inaugurated knocked pizzleendup and out of wind, in Maple Grove, has had Its effect, and and his co-laborers rubbed their sides the boys universally, now pick peaches in delight. Finally he recovered his and watermelons by the dark of the breath, rose from the filth of the cow­ moon. yard and roared with rage, “Oh laugh —The people of cast Assyria have long you fools; I suppose you would laugh suspected one of their neighbors, an if I was killed.” old filthy hog, by the name of Smith, of —Jake Lake, a Vermontvjllian of being guilty of incest with his daugh­ wide-spread notoriety as a bruiser and ter, and now circumstances hove de­ beer-guzzler, Was in the village last veloped to strengthen their suspicion.- Saturday night, so full of corn-juice We believe the really good people of and etcetras, as to be unable to recog­ Assyria would be justified in inaugur­ nize his own horse and buggy, and ating the shot-gun policy. when Geo. McArthur of Woodland, —James Smoke and Ephriam Lucas drove up in front of Buel’s saloon, of Woodland, on Tuesday.were engag­ Lake grabbed his steed declaring that ed in digging a well at the parsonage it was his and should be drove no mure, at tbe center. Smoke wasin the well McArthur endeavored to explain that and Lucas allowed the windlass crank it. was not his horse, using os an argu­ to slip from his hands and toe dirt pail ment that his was a horse while this descended upon Smoke's head, break- was a mare, but whisky blinds and ing his skull. Dr. Carpenter, Smoke's j Jake couldn’t see but what .he steed attending physician, says he cannot re-| under discussion was as much horse, cover. • as mare, and jumping into the vehicle —A man from Ionia with fire in hfs drove off McArthur's chattels. Mceye and pistol in his hip-pocket passed Arthur who, too. was somewhat under through Nashville ou Monday. He the influence of the ardent, thought he was in search of his wife, who he as- bud a clear case of horse stealing ou serted had been “nest hiding” with a | hand, and sought the aid of Marshal LIVES IN JEOPABDY. LIFE IN NASHVILLE And Her Environs. {TERMS; $150 per Year I Credit Subscriptions $1.75. Devoted to the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun SEVEN YEABS, To-day The* News completes its seventh volume. Beginning with amtger sulrecription of -just sixteen-three James Mimre is a hard working ,pie- subscribers, the end of the seventh chnnic with a large family,living a mile year of our reign finds us with regular south of tlio village, who bv hard and edition of 1500, several hundred more persistent work in both shop and on than any other paper in the county. his pine© during the past two years, We are heartily satisfied with our sev­ has endeavored to get ahead and out of en years’ work. debt. Last Friday night when bis. Seven years is n long time, and we family retired everything appeared believe it proper to take a brief retro­ right about'- the premises, but' about' spect of the past and sec how we, as a three o'clock on the following morning village and a people, bare prospered. Mrs. M.,4vas awakened by one of the There has been great changes is our children; mid hearing a roaring, crack­ village, to great and numerous to readi­ ing sapid in the kitchen, awakened her ly comprehend without some thought. husband,'^who arose aud opening the In seven yearn there lias been built door to toe kitchen tound it full of i on Main street fine brick stores, by L. fi.-CzWtridi was rapidly communieatiug J. Wheeler, C. B. Richardson, G. A. to the other portions of the house. Truman, D. C. Griffith, R. 8. Brady. Up stairs were sleeping ail the children W. A. Avisworth, P. C. Yates (two), except one, and Mr. M’s. aged parents, J. Lentz A Sons and A. C. Buxton; nnd the work of getting them out of Wooden buildings by C. C. Wolcott, the burning building was commenced. hotel and two stores, A’nsworth A The old folks were rescued with only Brooks’ elevator, Kellogg Demaray A their night clothes on. Soon Mr. M. Co., C. Clever, A. J. Hardy, A. R. Wol­ reported all safe, but Mrs. M’s. quick, cott, R. 8. Brady (two), H. Roe. Lee & motherly eye discovered one darling Smith, W. E. Bud, Jas. Fleming, -Dr. missing, and Mr. M. again ascended to Young, W. J. Erb, and E. Cook (two). the chamber, but this time by the aid ' This does not include the buildings reof » ladder through the windoo, a. the bai|t of wbicb tbcre )|M nMr]y „ firey flames barred the way through the । houae. The room wa. on Bro and pullId yesn> „e b„Ve built one ing bi. ehtM from beneath, the burning । cbun.b , lar]fv opMa |1011ae. succeeded in reach'bed-clothes,.Mr.M. — - | j fwo furnjtarc factories and plaining ing the window and ground in safety,; mills, two saw mills, n chemical works, butit was a narrow escape. In fact nnd two elevators. Messrs. A. W. even if his wife had awakened n short Olds, L. J. Wheeler, B. F. Reynolds, ten minutes later than site did, a por­ 0. A. Phillips, H. R. Dickinson, aud a tion, if not the whole,of the sleepers in hundred others have built residences. the chamber, would have been roasted Many of them are fine and would be a alive. Luckily-the house and contents cre<lit to a more pretentious place than was insured in the Continental for Nashville. $800. ouly a short time previous, ennscquently Mr. Moon! will have some-1 In seven years our streets have been gnuled, some paved and graveled and thing lllin^ to IV VUIUtUVMW commence u a ut new V uvtuv home «•«., on, *•* al, tbousb bis lo„ wiil Mceed tbe shade trees set out all over the village, | jnanrauee b>- revernl hundred dollar., and our population increased by sixty’ « S(.VI,ral (>f cbsritobly lnclin«t percent. In seven years more our beople will । neighbors contributed clothiug, etc., continue to grow more liberal and en­ to the afflicted family, who were made terprising; we will have better streets, by the tire destitute in this regard. n forest of shade trees, a fine brick temple of learning, a large flouring Ht^t. LEWIS DURKEE. mill, fifty per cent more of manufact­ ures, two thousand inhabitants, and a The duly elected Republican dele­ gates from the various portions of the daily News. vender of pills "and plasters of that ' Parker, who took him before Esq. Powburg, and to do it handier had eloped - cis, as the proper man to unburden with the doctor aforesaid. He learned *himself ---before. The ’Squire heard the that the guilty party hud not been hero story and knowing that men who are in whisky oftentimes do things that and passed on to Hastings. —Geo. E. Foote, Supervising Agent are strange, informed McArthur that mint t«k« a good look around town of the Union Mutual Association of Battle Creek, has been' in the village for bis bon® before ho could wme » ---------- ....l.b.i. .... Ho d>d «. for the past week organizing a branch jIwarrant for Lake’s ----arrest, association. The branch was orgnniz- I and soon f^und bis property on a back ed with twenty-seven members, mid j street. the following officers elected: Geo. A. I Truman, President; L. J. Wecler, i ANOTHER STRAW FOR NASHVILLE. Vice President; C. H. Brady, Sec’y and i Agent; L. C. Boise. Director; and W. gives The News real pleasure to H. Young, M. D., Medical Examiner. »I»eak ol any tiring regarding the growth —On Monday „ J. C. Biarell of ' »"d Nnahville. We have Woodlaud, wu driving up Main S|., ■ <">0. hea<|q,mrrer. that Mr. Pb.llip one othiahorae. berime frightened at j H-H" « “Iready planning to erect a a piece of dying paper: the whiffle.ree. 1 «”’■ ™.tom tionnug null ou gave anav letting the tongue of t)le ^orih Main Su on the «te of the drat buggy drop to the ground, and a rune- hndge. a» «oon as that porUon of the way waa only averted by Biaaell’a °hl “‘"f1 "l,a11 »>e vtacated Uy the ope nL presence of mind in reigning his now • r?“iTL!ll“t' thoroughly ixia frightened ateeda uj up» m in i| the jiewmill of ■■■< the lieat in ; uiurouguiy ui<juvu »ux«u> “•••• will ••••• be vone —»■« front of Aylsworth's store, where they I t*n8 w,ct,on of the country, and built in ■ were caught by a score of eager men n manner that will enable it to. walk . . and forced to desut. .1 away a way with the dourinu flouring huaineM business of I eight towns. Such a mill wi.l be a . —Nothing will make Nashville more । great Help,to Nashville in the extra । beautiful than clean, graded streets, trade it will bring here. Now it is in smooth sidewalks and plenty of shade I order for our City Fathers to push the trees, and now is a good time to make I opening of the new street and building ready for transplanting of the latter. . of the bridge with all host for with a Trees from ten to fifteen years old ; clean,straight, easy-grade street, a new, should be cat loose in the forests, this ! safe bridge, and the boss custom mill, fall, leaving their roots imbedded in hundreds of bushels of wheat and hunthe earth until early spring, when they dieds of dollars worth of northern can lx? safely transplanted, front of trade that now goes to Vermontville your premises. A little pains in this will come to Nashville. direction will save you waiting many, years for shade trees to grow. FRIGHTFUL RUNAWAY. —The Moore district in West Maple About one o’clock Thursday, Mrs. Grove,is shaken by more internal boils ' Sam. Robinson hitched tip their horse, and strifes than any other district in took Mrs. Lymon Brown into the bug­ in the town. On Monday Geo. Moore, | gy and started for Thon. Blasdell’s, with blood in his eye, appeared before living about five miles north-west- ol Esq. Powers nnd asked, in behalf of this village, to get some fruit. A new the good people ol the district for a fly-net had just been put on the horse, summons for the body of ex-director and when they stai ted the horse be­ Warren Seeley, who is asked to step ' came frightened at the net, which was up to the ’Squire on the 20th inst., and being blown by the wind, and became explain why he will not give ,up the uninanagable, running with frightful record book. rapidity down Middle street, turned at —A State street boy, who is paying the corner of Reed street and was guid­ his respects to a fair maiden over it the ed against the fence in front of Jno. east part of town, was returning from Furniss’garden, the buggy wheel strik­ his dulcina’s presence one rainy night, ing a post, breaking the reach and side recently, with umbrella down and bars, and throwing both ladies out up coat tail flapping, when be ran bim in­ on the walk, breaking Mrs. Robinson’s to the “old man,” causing him to sud­ left limb just below the knee. Mrs. denly seat himself in the choice,earthly Brown was thrown upon her face, re­ mixture of Maiden aUey. For days ceiving ar. ugly gash on her left cheek, firings looked gloomy for the young and bruises on her head in several man’s ease, but a compromise was places, yet she is not seriously injured. finally effected, and bright skies stud Dr. Young was summoned, who set love’s horizon once more. Mrs. R’s. broken limb, dressed the —Messrs. F. C. Boise, G. W. Francis other wounds, and rendered the pa­ and M. B. Brooks have purchased a tients as comfortable as possible. The Williams evaporator, for drying fruit, horse broke loose from the buggy, which is to be placed in operation leaving it a complete wreck in Fnrniss’ in W, H. Young's old stave mill build- j garden, ran down Reed St. to Main St­ ing, on Sherman street, on the 25th and crossing the bridge went tip Evarts inst. The dryer has a capacity of 1501 street and was caught by Ed. Bartlett bushels per <1a>, and the boys expect , near Staley's lane, and returned to to buy from ten. to fifteen thousand Robinson’s barn. bushels of apples this fall. This will —Jacob Osmun has sold his hotel l>e good news for the owners of orchords about Nashville, for our apple1 property at Woodland, to Jno. Petittof crop is larger than it has been for yean Ionia,for $1,900, and taken in part pay­ before, and any thing that will make a ment, some fine horses and buggies, market for the extra supply will be which he has added to his livery stock in this village. hailed with delight. LOCAL GIBBLE-G ABBLE. NUMBER 52. LOCAL MATTERS. Wauled To Exchange. Wm. Burgess has presented his barn Eighty acres of good land for with a new coat of paint. 1portable saw mill. Land is of excellent W. A. Aylsworth was in the village <quality.well watered..'55 acres improved 100 rotis to school house, 1 tnile from a few days this week. , railroad station. Address The News The Garfield & Arthur club have or- office, < Nashville, Mich. dered 200 torch lamps. ZVIf you want a good Carpet for a Jim Reynolds has another mouth to small ( amount of money, call on L. J. feed. Its a daughter. Wheeler. • O. A. Phillips’ roan horse dropped EV I have now in stock a large line dead before the drag this week. of that celebrated Blocher Boot, these Dr. F. W. Carpenter of Fair Haven, boots arc all made by hand and every pair warranted, they are undoubtedly Vt., is visiting at H. R. Dickinson’s. The main subject of discussion upon the best boot in the market. Sold ex­ cl asively by [46-tf] D. C. Grhtith. our streets this week has been Maine. The White is King. ’ The M. C. R. R. pay car made the Its .shuttle is self threading. Its railroad boys a pleasant call on Thurs­ needle is self setting. Its bobbins can day. be filed without removing work or at­ Charles Fleming, a typo on th” La­ tachments. It has toe finest wood-work fayette, Ind., TTwusa is in this vicinity and is the most durable made machine iq the market. It is so light running, visiting friends. This week Alex. Price "spunked up” and simply constructed, a child can use it. It has the Largest Arm, giving and left home one day to take in the more room for the work than any other State fair at Detroit. machine. Yon will always regret it if Mode Rich of Hastings paid thirteen you buy any other, without seeing or C. C. Wolcott dollars for the fun of kicking Jim using it. Nesbitt of Morgan, IV Bovs remember that the boss No. 1 Plug and Fine Cut Tobacco can C. A. Nichols has a quarter column ad. this week. He makes a specialty of only be found at F. J. Pnrchi*. Prices low. _________ ■_____________ reparing rubber boots. A BIG DECLINE J. W. Lowe of Lowell, an ex-resid­ In prices nt W. G. Aylsworth’s. ent of Nashville, was in the village 10 suits........................................................... $500 this week visiting friends. 10 suits........................................................... „75G Lyman Wilson, of the firm of Wilson 10 suits..................................................... .'w-850 & Howe, has been in Detroit half of 10suits..................... ........................... 10 00 10 suits............................................................ 1150 the week buying new goods. 10 suits.................................... .15 00 Orno Strong grows better looking as 100 pair all wool pants............................... 200 he grows older.— Vermontville Hawk. Prints are cheap 1000 vards at 51, 6. 6). Call and seo us before buying else­ That’s what our little girl say i. where. W. G. Aylswort n. Has our Baltimore correspondent IV For sale, 1 yoke 8-year-old Steers woodbined f If not it is in order for him to rise and explain,why this silence. well broke and 2 Milch Cows, _ C. C. Wolcott. Marshal Parker is getting wratliy and Lost I n Gold Neck Chain. vows that “Crums will be swept up” On Sunday last, between Woodland if this drunken foolishness is not stop­ Center and Nashville. The finder will ped. lie rewarded by leaving the same at Janies Fleming has a new engraving this office. ___________________ machine and now ho clamors loudly New Bakery. for silverware, where upon to make My bakery isnow reody for business. his mark. Have built a new oven and all wishing Mr. and Mrs. Lymon Wilson, Mr. and fresh bread, biscuits, cakes, pies, etc., Mrs. Warren and a few others from can have them every day. Warm this vicinity, attended the State Fair meals nnd lunches nt all hours. Give ns a trial. N. B. Shaw. this week. Charley Miller, a Democart of West A large invoice of brass kettles,hold­ Castleton, has joined the Garfield and ing from 90 to 40gallons each, which Arthur club and espoused the cause of nre iust the thine forcider boilers and npple-butter makers, has been receiv­ 15th Senatorial district, met in conven­ GREENBACK SENATORIAL CONVEN­ Republicanism. es uy C. C. Wolcott. N. A. Shaw, our new baker-man, has tion at Hustings, on Tuesday afternoon TION. A Card to our Patrons. compeleted his oven, furnished his last, and did a good work by nominat­ shall go in few days for ourstock ing Lewis Durkee of this village fnr This convention convened at the store, hung out a new sign and is ready ofWe fall nnd winter goods, nnd of course Senator. W olcott House parlors, ou Tuesday for a rush of business. we need money. All persons , in debt Horace Larkins has moved into his ed to us by note or book acct, will con­ Mr. Durkee was born in the town of afternoon last, for the ostensible par F“rmcrevill,!- Cuturwmi Co., X. Y., pote of choosing one of their number new house on Middle St., and Bob. fer a great favor, by calling and settleing the same without the least delay. where lie attended the common school to fill one of those ^*asy chairs in the Henderson now occunies the rooms Thankful for past favors we ask the nntij jie waJ5 gjxteen years of age, at Renato chamber at the State Capitol. lately used by Larkins. continuance of your patronngc and we tj nie ) ie entered Friendship Dr. F. 8. Hull is now.located at Mor ­ wiU ever work for your i nterest, as well । ..v .. ........................ Owing to the low pnee of wheat toe at­ a -------------------------re. vv _ academy in Allegany Co.. N. Y., re- j tendance was not as large as had been gan for the practice of medicine and as our own. Yours truly, L. J. Wheeler. cejving an academic course, after . previously calculated upon only thir- will promptly respond to all calls that which he followed teaching fur a num- teen delegates from the two counties may be made for his services. Good News. We were too busy to take in the her of years with the best of success. 1 am now prepared to. do Engraving, »• being present. /VssjMa was representHe came to Michigan in 1863, settling ed by D. W. Ellis. Baltimore by 1. J. State Fair, and that too in face of the in a neat and workman-like manner, not forget it. and bring on your Sil- at Hickory Corners in this county, Brooks, Castleton by W. H. Griswold, fact that a comp has ca’-mly slumbered do ver Ware and have it marked. when he engaged in the merchmitile Hastings township by Geo. Tinkler, iiTour pocket during the entire week. James Fleming. Jeweler. Mrs. L. O. Crocker was in Detroit business which he followed for three Hastings city by R. B. Whightman, IV The largest assortment of collars, years with good success. Selling out Hope by C. R. Larabee, Johnstown by this week, assisting Mrs.,Eva Wright both stand up and turn down, and ties, in 1806 he removed to this village, and Geo. Sheffield, Maple Grove by C. W. to select her giaidan stock of millinery in Nashville, at F. J. Purehis’ barber - employ - of- the - M. C.R.R. --------went into the Taylor. Rutland by John Dawson, apd for her new business venture at Reed shop. They are the latest style out, and, tlie girls say, moke the boys sim­ Co,, where lie remained about eight the remaining four were from Eaton City. ply irresistible. years, having been promoted from Co., and were instructed to cast, the J. M, Martin and W. 8. Powers are baggage master to the position or road vote of their entire delegation. stumping together and will address Horse Shoeing and Jobbing master. After leaving the railroad c Blacksmithing. John Dawson was chosen chairman the Greenbackers of Johnstown at the business he was admitted to the bar and R. B, Wightman secretary of the Bullis school house on Friday evening, E. Cook wishes to announce, that ou and after the 17th-of Sept, he will do and hns since been engaged in convention. A motion was made to Sept. Mth. active practice, and built up a good ballot for Senator and White Ellis Miss Matie Hindmarch has received Horseshoeing and nil kinds of Custom Work. Chas. Middleton, the BossSboreputation ns a lawyer. For the past proposed the name of R. J. Grant of an appointment from the Representa­ er, will do your work in the most ap­ five years he has been Supervisor of Hastings, as eligible to that position. tive of this legislative district, to at­ proved manner. Wo shall lx? pleased Eugene Cook. Castleton, has held various other po­ Geo. Sheffield stated that there were tend the State Normal school at Ypsi­ to see you all. sitions of trust, and always bore the other candidates and mentioned the lanti, free of tuition charge. New Cider. The stock business boometh, with reputation of being a most efficent and names of John Dennis, Porter Burton Bring along your npples and try my trusty officer. and the chairman. The first ballot four buyers in the field. Ono deck new patent press and grater, which In political faith, Mr. Durkee is a stood Grant 24, John Dennis 1 and each of bogs and sheep and a cat of will be in operation in a few days. H. R. Djckinson. stalwart. In his private life he is big- Porter Burton 1, and it illustrated that, stock was shipped on Thursday night, hearted and generous, almost to a fault, the Greenback idea was that R. J. and there’s more to follow. JEWELER. THE C. W. DEMARAY. and the churches and the poor of our Giant was about the best size they had Complications having arisen between The finest stock of Clocks in Barry village know how tu appreciate him. on hand for that Senate chair, and Mr. Bailey & Wood, a receiver has been or Eaton county. Then he’is a popular man and never Grant was declared the unanimous. appontedto adlust them. The former IT* A good stock of straight Elgin runs for office without rolling up a big choice of the convention. R. B. Wight­ we understand, will retire from the Watches, will not handle a Watch bat majority. As a universal thing Nash­ man and W. H. Griswold of Barry and firm and return to Hastings to reside. can be recommended by all, all fall Nichel movement, Straight Line Es­ Work on E. Cook’s new residence in ville people are prond of our village, W. J. Hart of Eaton were chosen a, capement, Quick trains. are glad to have her represented senatorialcommittec, and after listen­ Brooklyn, is being pushed rapidly A fine line of Jewelry and Silver abroad, and Democrats and Gieen- ing to a few remarks from the chair, forward. The frame is up and roof Ware. Two doors south of Truman’s, backers will, consequently, vote al­ Geo. Sheffield, White Ellin, W. 8. on, ana the carpenters calculate to ____ C. W. Demaray. most unanimously for the nominee and Powers, J. M. Martin and others, the have the building ready for occupancy Notice ef Co-Partnenhip. their fellow townsmen. The News convention adjourned, each member befor? cold weather sets in. Owing to the increasing demands Rev. A. D. Newton preached the , of mv business I have this day associa­ predicts that Mr. Durkee will be elect­ thereof declaring himself happy over• closing sermon of his pastorjal year on ted with me in the practice of medi­ ed by a handsome majority. • the news that came from Maine. Sunday, at the M. E. •church, and has cine and Surgery F. K. Timmerman M. Henry Ford of Lawton, was one of At toe Reform Clnb meeting next cone to conference at Muskegon to re- D., a graduate of Michigan University our good patrons all the while we-run Monday evening, in addition to toe us­ ceivc his reward. The people of the I utn pleased to introduce him to my friends and natrons as a gentleman and Lawton Tribune and of course we are ual program of singing, Miss Einar‘ village generally hope he will be re­ one thoroughly qualified in his profes­ interested in his good fortune, conse­ Webster of Chicago, vrill be present turned. sion. Ji. A. Barber, M. D. Nashville Sept, 1, 1880. quently it gives ns pleasure to learn that and give some fine recitations and read­ The brick work of Buxton’s block toe Republicans of VanBnren and ings. Miss Webster is one of the would linve long since been completed MAHREED, Casscounties have nominated him for finest elocutionists in toe west, an had Alfs boss mason kept sober and Senator, and bis constituents will fail no one should miss this opportunity of' stuck to business, but as the matter in their duty if they do not give Henry bearing her. now stands, Alf will have hard scratch­ n generous majority. ing to gat it completed this fall. Two All who wish to beautify their homes Is toe old Union House to become a this fall should read the advertisement iron cornices, of late improved patterns, pUoeof assignation tor evil minded of C. C. Wolcott, as he- advertises a’ have arrived to ornament the front of 1 the building. personal We look to the proper on- manrtnoth stock of paints and oilsi -----------------------------------Epitaph for Bob Ingersoll: Robert I [Additional local on eighth page.) Burna. very cheap. thorties for a reply. �out ami veranda and hold at horrors! ahe have minted ice include* a sad going back in life. No,' the wan­ Belle's gone out,” said the little, minx, derer's ban is again upon me, and I diaciuMUon usually oj*ens between । " and I thought I’d put on her curia ana must turn to the land of excite­ the village blacksmith and a farmer, aad come down to see'her beau!” This ment." broke up the intended match, put an end it starts on the weather. * * The blacksmith asserts that we hare to sonnet-writing and other vague, lov­ months after hex arrival at her unde’s had too much rain. Tho farmer can't er-like rhapsodies, and added one more Fifth avenue home, she had, like Byron, mouth were a trifle deeper and the agree. Tlie undertaker, who used to to the fearfully long list of Saratoga old waked to find herself famous on the farm it, then joins in with the remark Imchdora.—Sophie Sparkle, tn New publication of her first prose xork.x in her wonderful eyes’ a shade Two others followed in quick succeesion. denser and more impenetrable than be­ that he has seen seasons when we hail York Mall. But just when my heroine felt ahe had fore. “But,” they argued. “ of course more rain, and seasons when we didn’t PITH AND POINT. almost climbed the height .of literary re- Marjorie had l>ceu inexpressibly bored have as mucin Tliis calfe out the shoe­ maker, who can remember one yea? when by that duty visit to her sunt; she would it didn’t rain from the 20th of" March to The main difficulty in Icelandic travel­ Thx Chinese plank—An ironing Ixjard. publio were wafted to her like incense, be her old self after the anticipated trip the 1st of October. While he is trying ing is to find ground firm enough to A rat in a trap does not Ulieve in the with only now and then criticism, to Europe during the summer.” to remember what year i t was, tho cooper bear a horse and his rider, and the safest which she insisted only spiced the other-! As for her, burying tho dead blossoms tilts back hia cluur and asserts that ho track is often along the sea-beach, where early-closing movement. wise insipid o ration, that eccentric young of hope from her night and heart, she Isk’t it queer that contractors should that is available, or even in the lied of a can distinctly recall a year in which it lady suddenly declared her intention ol turned resolutely to her,work again. be employed to widen streets ? rained every day from tho 1st of May to stream. Water is everywhere, aud the devoting her time to American politics. Was her fate an exceptionally hard the middle of November. He can re­ traveler constantly crosses fords, either Colvmbch mode on egg standbut So thorough was her study of the sub­ one, after all ? member it nil the more distinctly because in the river whose course he is follow­ Italians of less renown have made the ject that she now (six years after you “An, well I for us all, some sweet hope his father believed that a second deluge ing, or through torrents rushing down peanut stand. first met her) virtually stood at the head lias deeply buried from human eyes.” Burglars bever wait for an opening was coming, and spent two months try­ from the field on either side. Tho pass <>f her uncle's widely-circulated and in­ ing to make a watertight Noah's ark of over which we had to ride is about 1,500 in their business. They go to work at fluential daily. She had indeed climbed ton horse barn. He can’t tell .the exact feet high, and in the month of June the once and make an opening. Champagne. to a dizzy height where few women ever “divide” was still blocked with snow. Dm you ever know a man who talked ventured. Her editorials were copied Champagne is a modern wine. The year without footing it a distance of six This snow was hard enough to l>ear a much of himself who did not have a poor everywhere, her opinions quoted from sparkling beverage now so extensively miles to examine some old documents man or a pony, but in many places it ''Dan to Beersheba, ' but was ahe happy? known is a comparatively recent discov­ but rather thou have his word disputed would give way beneath them, when subject for his conversation ? some one asks. Was the mountain an ery. Its origin hardly dates beyond lhe he would willingly go to that trouble. l>oth on the same set of feet, and in con­ A great many men are cottage-built; purplQ and beautiful as when she gazed I .eighteenth century; and even in 1780 No one doubts him, however, and he sits sequence tho Captain and I did a good that is to say, they have but one story. longingly at it from tlie sweet valley of, Moot and Chandon, tho chief manufact- down to give room to too mnn who*e deal of walking. The old guide, how­ And thej are forever telling it. youth?’ or did ahe find it but common tirera, whose, " present annual sale’ throe-year-old colt has Ixsen impaled on ever, stuck to his steed, except when A Cincinnati dyer went insane from i-arth after all, and the mysterious beauty amounts to over 150,000 dozen, though* a fence-stake, and who wants a cure for obliged to cross a torrent on a precari­ political excitement We suppose the lay in the misty valley of girlhood she it a bold venture to have made 6,000 the wound. • He follows a discussion on ous bridge of snow, and they managed more he read the madder he gut bottles in tl;e year. The royal monas­ horaes, lasting fifteen minutes, and it is to flounder triumphantly through all lia<l left behind? A single cucumber engraved upon a Marjorie dropix»d her pen with a short, tery of St/ Peter, in Hautvillieru, gave about to cross the line aud take up mules difficulties. An Icelander in ridiug uses child’s tomb is oftentimes more express­ impatient sigh. “ It is strange that lit­ to the world a monk named Perignon, when an old man spits over the heads of neither whip nor sp.ur, but works Iris ive than ten lines of obituary poetry. tle Nell’s words should haunt me so to­ who was thfi, original discoverer. His three Ixiys in line and says: “I don’t know much about bosses, but arms and legs perpetually like the soils “Are you lost, my little fellow?" night, ringing in my ears, and waking chief duty wan to take charge of the‘oxof a windmill, and can thus keep his echoes of that still, small voice I hail ' tensive -vineyards at the monastery, to if I had one, and he should drive a fence­ pony moving at a pace which leaves the asked a gentleman of ft 4-year-old. stake clear through him. I believe I should “No," he sobbed in reply; “b-butmy hoped was forever stilled. What does foreigner far in the rear. On tho quiet that child of 18 know of the heart, that wine mode in the district, and to make grease the stake aud pick off the slivers waters of the fjord tho cider ducks were mother is." Some one has eluirged Tennyson with ahe should assert so confidently, * Ambi­ the wine of the establishment ** Dom before I pulled it out! I tell ye, horses taking their newly hatched broods. for a tion, even gratified ambition can never Perignon, born a taster, and strength­ can’t stand everything, no moro'n a num first swim, and aa we scrambled up the plagiarism. We have long suspected the -p. laureate bos been remodeling the satisfy the inner sanctuary of your soul: ened by constant practice, became so can." fjeld, tho cock ptarmigan fluttered and Whatever now discussion might be fugitive jxxms of the Sweet Singer of you will never be happy till you love.’ expert that, when in the decline of life croaked over our heads, according to his Are the words of a enfid to undermine he was blind, no one of Ids holy breth­ created by this bold assertion is barred habit when the hen is sitting njx»n eggs. Michigan. the foundations of my theories of life, ren, even with the aid of his eyes, could by the appearance of avillagerwho made The‘region of forests, represented by “ If you was a mon, Jimmy,” said a love and happiness that six years ago I compete with him as a judge of wine.” tho trip to California in overland dxivs. dwarf birches and whortleberries, is soon little alia vex to his chum, “who would, ty. an u old ».« chronicler, conm.cer, ; ,K° ho’ n,n.ch “““"J *“ boasted were built on the solid rock of Dom Perignon, says left behind, and near the summit of tlie you vote for, Hancock or Garfield?” th. end rf hi. life 1 look. The e.Sm.U> run. all thireason instead of on the shifting sands being blind toward the eno m ms we, t ~~ tt.7.----------- vineyards . i *----—‘to -“ 'VW, but ]muw then* is hardly any vegetation of a “I'd go with tbe biggest procession of human affection? And yet — have j ordered the grapes of different I ?-•’B^. tw?1 *------^billings 820 — the exact higher order than Icelandic moss, wliile yon bet” they brought peace to me after all ? I to be brought to him, recognized* each I **e “ discreetly silent os,to t The following advertisement appeared ••••“■* • kind by Lh^tA.k', u<l said, "You m.ul , amount There is ouo thing certain, the ban* rocks ore profusely marked would freely give power, fame and am­ with striations from glaciers that have in an Irish newspaper : “This m to do bition for the lock in Nell's blue eyes as marry (mix) tho wino ot thia grapr with however He killed upward ol ftfty In- longmnce disappeore«L— The Ninr.lecnlh tify Patrick O’Flalierty, who lately left a dozzen grizzly bears, tho eounw wino- I dians, ?““?•}»» — and — over - aT she talked of her husband. All I child, the other.’* In In the course d of hi. his wine’ J— ’ *--•- » swv,|Xe, Century. Iris l<xlging3, that if he does Dot n-tartj with only your trusting heart to guide mixing, and experiment., tho worthy bunlrod buffjo. wlmo In, wa. goin., and soon and pay for the same lie shall be you, you have found, and gathered tho Dom dwxrvercd tho em.rve.cmg wine, ;>“*U>' I”??™ ^Tho8 secret ' uomnumd the the Origin of the Horseshoe Saperstitioa. j advertised." *>- parade on ’ little wayside flower, happiness, which now known a. clmtnp^me. The aooret 1 -" ’ Fourth of July. Amove is alxiut to be Ln the very early times, aays a writer in my selflshnesa and pride I have woh, however, kept to himself, and the »—•—«-■------- *- — missed. Across the chasm of vears, wino for the brotherhood, sending, how­ I made to draw him out ou wild Western in Baldwin'* Monthly, among the Celtic , comes a faint yet never-dying echo of ever, an occasional bottle to the King. ’ scenes, when somelxxiy suddenly recol­ race on effigy of the patron saint, so ' tho same words. Dom Perignon is said to have died in lects that old Undo Jerry is lying at, the common in churches and temples, was M anx* physicians ciaim that intemper­ point of death. Everylxxly seems to'feel much used in the dwellings and shops “Willard, vou at least truly loved tho,,fall v_odor of sanctity, gratefully reme, and would have saved me from my- i membered by his convivial and holy bad for a moment, and then it is remcm- of the people, os a Bo-called “protec­ ance jm a disease. . It must lie conta­ gious, then; at any rate, a man who bered how he mode His wife go liarefooted tion " agaurnl ill-fortune. Tl» “ glory ” self, and I would not, and now it is for- I brethren, and his name should Im> etnever too late, for tlie fire in my heart 1 balmed in tho memory of everyone with- in winter, lent money at fourteen per above the bead of these figures—which gets drunk finally catches it when hegoes home. There may appear to behas burned so low that there is now left in the sound of a pop of the champagne cent, and whipped a yoke of steers to later ws. often rudely cwrved in some little diacrepaney or contradiction only a faint, tender strain of regret, and | bottle. Among his other virtues, heav- death, and the tide slowly turns. There wood and painted—was represented by thc white ashes of memory. I have in- I only and terrestrial, there is not only tho is one question, however^ on which all a circular piece of polished raetnl, to deed passed tlie Rubicon of youth and discovery of champagne, but that of tlie are agreed. Unde Jerry, during his convey the effect of the shining halo or Ihrrdette. ______ ___ frcotu-nlly _____ __________ seen in illustrations :_________ | “Oh, look at the cfeukey I her» been hope, and for me there is no redemp- 1 cork, which he was the first to put palmy days, once shouldered a barrel of nimbua of tho Virgin and other scripture* sub- , destroying that hill of cons!” exelaamed tiem." j into a Ixittle, for, before his time, the cider and carried it forty rods. “ Yea, nnd I seed him do it," sighs the jects. Often this metal nimbus was of ’ Mra Suburban, in dismay. “ConLittle Joe Harris, Marjorie's Bpecial only stopper used was a bunch of flax old man behind ii>e. “Fact of it was, it semi-circ.ilnr form; and, after the figure I found him !” said the husliandr ffireging errand boy and devoted nlave, . slave, after arar­ soaked in oih was all on my account, aud I Ixiat him itself had disappeared, by reason ol de- I a stick at tho animal, “ he’s a corn-eunsranging to his satisfaction the furniture A Defense of Cleopatra. ' pretty bad. I was up to Fuller’s cider- cay, the nimbas remained and woo bus- | mit aw !’’ The scream that Mr». !A and papers in her private sanctum in AUowmvto inquire here, puunthetio. I “al,"!er “ '‘urrel d the mrect, fthen pended in sorae prominent place at the j emitted, previous to going: off in a faint, her uncle’s large establishment, had .Uy, how it happen. Hutt the qneen d . J«"v name Jw with . Ixmnnng entrance door or other point command- । frightened the beast more-thou her bus­ placed a tiny bunch of apple-blossoms We got » banter- ing view. Theeffigiflfi in question were Icuid'a stick.—Jioeton Transcript. on lii * idol’s desk, and now stooef half Egypt h» come to l>e regurM M «n ex- i »hre«-ye«r oM .leer. that if I mupl,. ol extreme ineomUmev. Sim Im. !'/■, °"' 1 1 "“K’ reed d '“™ not uncommingjy seen by the sided the I “ Abb bb you vou an ” “ ** A an Odd Odd Fellow? FellawF “*No. ‘No, bashfully watching Marjorie, os she jj.;. j,1 have l»wn married more t’uia is came in, pale and weary looking from last been grre.lv mimprreentei Hinton- Wl hui .leer 1 w«a to lutve lum. «o< he doorway. In acurse of time the nim- j! bsir —zzk.’' *’ “ I mean.do you l>elong to tho night’s vigil, and sat down to write. tellain that «ho wi» m»rri«l to h.r ! ?“>;■ >“™ *•“ < >*>orj to could .boulder ■ bus was much ased as a substitute for J ^eek ...■ * . . ‘ keer to !luag around ---------now in । flie latter, and wao sold in shop* for t&is order • ’ of Odd Fellaw?” “‘No; I be­ ’"*--------Seeing the flowers, she drew them to­ brother. Ptolemv XU bv the will d her I “ old l‘1 age, but I think I lifted that steer t purpose. long* to the order of married naaa.”' ward her with a look of pleased surprise, father alter Ilin death. 'The union »•« ' my “ but, as site inhided their fiagrance, merely an arrangement of state; hod no . witlwmt even growin’ red in the face. Un- ; The tradition of good luck, as em- " Moray, how dull ! Are yowa Mason.?” de Jerry tnrned as white aaashect, and 1 । bodjtMi fe the fejnw-ahoe theory, may “ No ; I am a carpenter." “ Worae and gradually there stole over her face a binding force, and was not probably, tlioufiht thought he’d ll faint awav. away, but hut ha he stunk stuck to y>t. eMijy traced, since it became a worse ! Are you a Son of Temperance ?" shadow, marring its brightness, m a ever consummated, oa tho couple were I his Pompey was appointed their ! “ “ worduuuud I took the *>leer hum. He common occurrence, in the due course * ‘ No I am the son of Mr. John Gos­ cloud crossce the face of the sun. The minors. heap o' credit all over the county of time, for the fiiithful adherent in tia, ling. guardfim, and it has been intimated that F .W breath of tlie flowers was laden with old .«* tV*.,that cider, andaever let on that belief in charms and Bvmbols to adopt associations aud memories of her linppy ho was her lover. There was no authority £Io^,7r Spnraam landlady*: “Then you.and lifted the steer, and -^7tlxat’s one — thing ~7Te* the horseshoe woxr. to brightness, in trie vour mamma want tito same rooms vou home st Appledale farm, of her grand­ whatever for this, ind*x*d everytliing slieence of any other, which he nailed* points to tho contrary*. He was not ai< a P a81 , 1 ? rnan * mother, who had long since crossed that had Inst year?” Yeung lady:; “-lea, man liiwalmut the nuinThen mystic river whose tide never ebbs to­ merely ehaste, ho was id»ortpteaionlc»\ I, Th« the next mM towelHmt Uie nnm- ever his cottage-door. Hence a piece- Miss Spnggins, oulf it isn't momma Ciriro ha. ward the shores of time, and wafted on I; u 00 vicerw uiu» toitiHeil. umumn. Wton i»uru Omr uraur hml mm ! . - — -- 7—’ , ” . - of metal of this shape became aasociatetS their sweet breath camo bar talk with 1 invaded the country, nnd Pompev had 80 xt “ hl,ap’ 10 o^kx^k and the in the common mind with supernatural* who fe with mo, but my husband ;. ITve i«-*7 * .“* , ।i 1toe7mnrie^d. __________1__ j _u_-l ___ «____ 1.. ! masoBstoes bemn fur evening hY' iu iiri^tol"i^ | “'■*! “!?tobehnntzvr P" to bimgvr tor eveuiug Breaence and care, in keeping with the- got married since last year.”’ Spioster Willard Lester m tho sun-lit orchard on ; her. -— —— —--• — hi. itoUrere. -------more --- । lunch- Theft they bld ™eb other gorel- belief attaching tre the original figure of landlady. “ Lor, now, have you ?' I’m that afternoon so long ago. Then a fall ker. mid and die ahe bremmo became his »trem, more glad to hear it. Yok. after ail| I don’t knowledge of hex mistake swept ovex 1 f,on? lovo ‘!**n Then, in order I night aad separate to meet and he ogam. rie patron saint. know why I should ba glad ; yorn Dever her, ano, and, raying laying ner her ciwck cheek against against me the 1 to 8™. w“«ht to her <'•'>'* «»«• ■ v‘aa’ nex. did mo-any harm, pear thing'.’ ’ „;..L -.-.-I____ a __a_______ vm was mvpn in mamni ’n te> her iwwvin«f given m marriage to her second Throwificr tbe Hatehet. pink petals, she 1burst into passion1 of A in Scott uouuty,. Ky.^ was brother, a child of seven years — hex A Luckless Tratnpu tears. Poor Joe, utterly amazed at such In tho fourteenth century, tbs situa­ butted in the pit o£ the stomach by a XII, living boon , „„ u„. a reception of so paltry a gift, start'd to other brother Some time ago a tramp gott into the fire tion of pfibiic erecittioner to the city ol, mounttrin rum on his place. Hk- was her, then stole softly from the room, and drowued-mul the toremoot man ol .1 box ol a .tatlooaryengin. tliakwa. being Florence becamn vacant, and, as it wna-i badly hurt, and ft yhyaieiaa. woh sent v_-— ou a flat 4car _ to tho » - const. .» stood guard outside to prevent in­ tlie world hved with her until he re- shipped Pbrific a>ploc»* of considenibte emolument, thortv j for. ’ The latter arrived' ftnek askedi him truders. Like the smitten rock at turned to Home, carrying with him the By some- freak of misfortune to him a were three candidates A day was ap- . -how. he-felt. He replied : “'ll aim Beady Horeb, the tears burst through tho icy woman who wax the most splendid _— part ‘ ~ carefid beak eman clotted tric-ftenace-door jointed for publio displaytof their sexs- for death, but I don’t like to din this of his splendid conquest. 'F n — * — i*- ~ v. * ’ ■—• xr?80 . on him, and the solitary picnicker was t sal abilities. The Ifrat candidate, with. way. fl wouldn’t mind, being, kiclted to wall that was gradually fortnmg round ,j,mc wib y, „(1 , fe-z a knife, cleverly separated the head ofl ; death, by a throughhred huMot gored her heart, and, when the flowers whis­ wrnttohB k»t saw him* for the pered to her of Willard’s solemn “ I will she a.ie saw ~ie last .as. time. friends that had como along with him to tfte victim from hia- shoulders. He w» to death by a Durham bull» butt I can’t v V. ’ nlb , C “ « I repmen* the National Big Btaeti. wait for you always,” the white Uoasoms cwtdone by the- rapi.E stroke of 'he see- ! stand! the idea of being butted iniraeterh»d been nme year,; jo that her w A, lirM h. u, hl it of hope sprung into bloom. ood, whoso glittering broadsword struek ! nity by a mountain nun.!” । . Xotbomd. brr.kriod terror into the heartaoi the surrounding: “ It was all wrong,” she whispered, in Uftouto hu» «. no di.lor.Uy to he, i-wadtoM uu l*m -wrr or dsw<n.former protomer. They wen> the only j h j j uo . trie wrong * ormcr , xuey were uie ou»y Jau hourg drngBw l on return; “I wandered into the naltitude. * The thiad, and least prona- ' _ nretenJwl to Am, t S_- 4 __ -betlwx _ ° , Mulntion iI ----- _»—_-«-----it -»> <1»Y or Bring, held in hi* bead a short hatchet^ | pathway, and my palace car of ambition — --------- * T" a**'?'?—S------------ ---- Itooi ne <u has only brought me to the gates of dis- j fo“d. and she was devoted to them in ■ njgbf it or whether it wsa the Fourth of and. when tho-victim was extended with, j content, but I will go home and begin . “““d* heart and soul. The opoiion that j ' or or eternity, eternity, he he conaltidi conaltidiMl to attract hia head on the fatal block, approached. . over again, trusting to Heaven and tr y | ahe ?^c accepted lu:c^ph*d Am Angastus (Octavms) Cnsor । — attention of the outmdb world, so he him, and in a. lbw vdriutcr inquired if 1» ] awakened heart thia time." I n.° ^a?lfl* Shatapoare giwi this am |। jpouudedlan X)nU(]ed.aa the the inside inside of of* his his-aage till his was a swift ntnner,.aDd if ho could swim, , iression, ression, but merely as ns a jxietic poetic hoeaatx license. arms soiled. He miglt* a* well iiave writ On being answered ifi the affirm­ leupatra, therefore, instead of being tried ttugat out of a fire nndibanglar proof ative, he desired bias to spring on lis her busineas engagements and duties, i incarnation of dislovnltv, was a model «f safe will, a corkscrew. feet and crcs-» the river. Tfe; excntiA fbominknt* citizen of Galvaafon was harder still to persuade her unde that loyalty, e«q>erifiJly fortbat time.—Ghiet^o One dap, through curiosity;, a railroad brought home- vary Into in a. comatose he could certainly spare her awhile, and Time*' Long Branch Letter. boy opened tho door afj the engine fur- __ _______ _____________________ condition. Hia terrified, wife, .thinking that needed *a but uer her , J ---------------------------------- . ----- —she -, — really . — arest oui. ,; ou« nace and!booked in. The baoad sole of 'intend of making ifi descend on the de- ' it was apoplexy, seat far tike hunily indomitable energy enabled her to ac­ Bodaa Street-Cleaning. an old boat was turned!up afi the door, I’voted creature s- neck, struck it with 1 *Tta’doctor exoBamed^tii complish them all, and one week later Boston, the best-kept dity on th» con­ aud tile kvakeman t<«k hohll o< it anc ’great force- into kto- Mock I Slioutaofi I pJL.a carefulA* and then diractod that found her sitting ou the old, familiar tinent, probably, ha.< no tojubfe with II ~u.Ioll.-oa by au j, eioc^li™ n»o ft-a U» crowd, U1J li>o ; - a few —I. be sent—for. In parch gazing at the lovely scene before the disposal nt offal or rieaniiig tim attenuated piece of lumunti?, that rat- trembling wretah,. aatoiriabed kw wi . .---- • at his i tnwo u»hbh.-» vuc ppintnai adviaw was l»endher and listening to a perfect tirade of stroeta, white Ne< York i* always in tied around on the ear liko an old um- -j--------wonderful eacnpe., had n-nrl^ gained the jI lw >nv.-.r the a» __.ftftDftpc.hftd n-urlym.utoltto i^ove, tho reach ot tho dving nuu,. gossip from her mother’s only sister, scandal over these compararively^imple hrelku oppootlo ».nk <4 the n«r Mn w ( Family the dorgytmamuil: “ Whr, ho who now lived at the farm. Marjorie municipal problems, and even saxafier The bystanders aevtewadl him and wan longing to ask for one old friend in cities are sometimes embarrassed. The asked, him if he didirft feck hungry. Ha-; matter. h - T*lr* tTZT ’ 'Why om I real Irkrn MUo’olook U. particular, yet something in her heart Boston swill-system is a very pretty said he did feel a ki tdlotymunssM in the oo dry h«o, who, the oxi-ontionoti. tak-(n^t r— ------ „uli^ choked back his name, and she sat won- thing. The city has three oflhl-yards, pintem-negions. itw MeodrunKAK* bl. hatchet, mth thTdoctor JthuT^JS? lobe fco into which all the offal te gathered, . An old. man, who won than acting trea*- such .1B.I Una tho body wtlmoed. nm- I o, iCTr Twi houaeatang visited tw.cs4a.weak a win- uran of. tbe Irish Find, took tk» mug uno bmo after tU bead • *. Itehef 7L21. ? TL..2, •—L 2_> , tke ,1^ they teg. ister, when two figures c-nw through ter, thJwe times in summer, and hotels | job of Affing him — • jfeof flJting im< Thab is the reuswi From this rather impre table incident J J the little wicket gate and np to the i daily. The driver of each cart drives i wk * ’ rhff ”Ireland missetethe beneficial effesto the common “-----A Lost ticeapatton. upon a platform scale at th* yard and ' o£l ittie relief fund for sawual montlns^at hatchat is sni The Hom John Wentworth receive* a ticket for tint- amount of his ■ a.u. „ load ; he is paid at tlw end of kbo week ' mn? Z'ribunf. ■' Mire Melroftft," mill WiUud Ixfttor Fie says, that the the orator a thing which show the work he baa done. But Those ttbldw Trvsses rife c- ncexuing General Grant's paeon- strayed the luefnb am must happy io welcome you once a * ‘ ■ “ j more to D., where, I assure you, you have always been missed then, turn­ >. mH to Uauer. tor pig. ud tor fanil i rit-b^’ 'hit rm <■»iri sold to farmers for pig> and for fertil ing to his companion, ho continued, “I ixor rur tor Bom tttwto go a . -uni, a.xjurdtoooraft, uS.fur from c3.G4» to St* tistim an annual income of 39,000. Itaxing if hope you will need no introduction to’ rny Wife, whom you once knew aa Annis tottoILh ow.tbetop.Jfcmrv-to. ■nmlb.wroto 4ftte of $25,OX a mr, a serinaa erecroachFor one moment tbe earth> seemed • '“J r'url'hu mvnt upon thu ex-Preaidant's o^iitaL slipping from under Marjorie’s feet, and JL? Th87^..^^X n u> eZ st oh; frera them om» starry night, upon Luckily, however, young Grant, who tire fair landscape looked black liefoce his head fur six long months. And that, lives in New York and is a director in in fact.pbe was BQ winch entranced by several mining wunpauM* speculated so As a tliinkcr hv rtsea ' supxiar to tkauathe ringlets that be resolved to many so snooeeatally on hi* gaguw and their tools. their lur owner. And so, one evening, tliat a welcome oddities for Along at ixouj,5 »o 25 cunts a mud.— when ]» had fully made up bis mind to ns income. During the —Springfield (Mas.) Jlcpuhliem., prep>Me, he set off to visit his inamorata, Th* dancing master in always taking qrating poetry as ha went along, and made <16.000 for his father, and work. To her aunt's pleadings aud steps to improve his busiu ss. v.undunng how a fellow sot about, auy- Chrysolite.—The Hour. of distinction.—Cbjjrfor. with Annie would say, ] S Tbe mncbid U»lrrt for dran<hta at fin, STRAY LEAVES FROM A LIFE. “ You surely are not in earnest, Mar­ jorie r* “ Why not F asked that young Indy, standing on tip-toe to reach a bunch at apple-blossoms just above her head; 4‘u it anything unreasonable in me to prefer being Miss Melrose, the talented young -authoress of New York, instead of a country minister’s wife and help xnateF “Bqfc. Marjorie, do you think I ex­ pect or deaire yon to bury vour heavenborn talent? God forbid 1 Como to me, and, surrounded by the friends who have known and love'you from child­ hood, and, under the shadow of your favorite apple-blosaoms that you said were your first inspiration, write us much as you please.” “No, Willttd; what you oak is im­ possible, for I am not the least bit in . love with you. Besides," ahe continued hurriedly, and not aeemirig to see the look of pain in her companion’s eyes, *‘I could never be happy in the life you describe. I would Im> miserable" in • chains, even though they were the flowery chains of love that bound mo to my jailer, and my repinings nnd rebel­ lion would soon make us both unhappy. I must have excitement and active work. I must be in the thickest of the battle of life. I long for power, influence and fame; but, even if I cannot “ Be a hero in the strife,” I must be on the scene of battle, and do all I can. I shall write no more poetry, though the eulogiums of the public on my little book were more than I ever dared hope for. Henceforth I intend to Uvc upon my reason, and net even waste sentiment on verse. But with politics, philosophy, or some other literary weapon, I will oonquer tbe fickle goddess fame, steal a few laurel leaves for my brow and a key .to her temple.” “And do you expect to l>e happy? JXh? Marjorie, there is a mighty factor won hove omitted in your calculations. Tour brain will lie busy, your intellect - expanding; but, even if fame should shake the choicest bonbons from her store at your feet, your heart will be starving, and you will be .miserable.” 41 Pshaw 1" said Marjorie, recklessly ; • ■“ let but tho gods endow me with die gifta I crave, and Cupid may keep his paltry arrows in peace. My heart han %een too highly educated to'sigh for so yjhildish an article. For this muchtalked-of love is merely a diseased imagination, common to youth, like measles and whooping-ccUgh, »and which we get over in time, just as we do our fancy for dolls anrTtope, and our be­ Lief in ghosts and fairies.” “ You ore doubtless sincere in your beTitf now, Marjorie," said her companion. ; a little impatiently, “ but the time will ■ oome when, even in the zenith of your ■ success, you will be willing to l>axter it . all for a heart that is tender and true.” “ Your prophecies ore certainly like Cassandra's in one respect, Will, at least. for I don’t believe a word of them ; j but if I am erring, and they ever come Arae, why, Fll come back to D. with1 the aforesaid wreath and key, and you shall teach me to love. Is it a baj** I will wait for you always, my dar­ ling!" Baid Willard, solemnly. “ It is unkind in you to say all this,” -lev are coming to see grandma?” ahe added, presently, as the supper-bell sent a cheery invitation through the orchard; “ she will never forgive you if joa alight her.’’ and, seeing that her •companion hesitated, “if you dp not anhappy to think that we, i been friends from our cradle* •cm the eve of my departure, be < will forget before this wih be a pretty, bfae-eyedwjfeqt tife E �rankled. . ^CGUHT, 1880. I am now receiving my full stock of I My anna hold him fast, tattered gar­ low, and went to the window. There ment* aud aH; my kisses fell on hia |>oor, 1NUXX* EVKKV SATURDAY MOWING, AlNashville, Michigan. pale face like rain. I would never let iu the dim light. him go again. “Tom, is that you?" leaked ajftly, “Tom, Tom," I *obl«d, getting down putting out my head. on my knee* bwule him, >-»oh, forgive i “Yes; open the door, Lucy; quick, the me! forgive jne! t have Buffered so, Sore,' police are after me.'.' nuwjjh " ’ . ' : a n-n My heart sunk. The police after him! ia me that umat uk forgivencsa, what could he liavo done? I ran down swiftly and unlocked tlie door. But as I Lucy,” he aaid humbly, .“notyou; I did ao, two men, wearing official badges, wm wrong------ ” ORNO STRONG, But I stopped Itiui short. stepped upon the porch, aud one of them “ No, Tom, my «-•• words did it all; laid hia baud on Tom’s shoulder and but for them wo might have been happy ■ said: all these weary years.” “Mommy, mommy,” interposed Effie, twisting herself around pn her father's “ For murder." The floor seemed sliding from beneath shoulder, “don’t cry do more; pappy’s I my feet, but I caught at tho door to come back." Yes, thank God, he has come back, htcady myself, and looked at Tom. At tluit instant the officer uncovered his poor,’ tattered and hungry—like- the lantern, and, oh, God! there was blood prodigal—but my Tom, my hnsband, nevertheless. I would never speak cross on my husband's hands. AH tho rest is blank. "When I came to to him any more. It is spring time again. The sweet myself again, I was in my room, and j kindr coinpiuuuouate faces were around May sunshine steals iu at my window as I me. I asked for Tom. He was in prison write, and I hear tlie turtle dove down in awaiting his trial. There had been a the distant wood. My husband is a man On« o«y your ptia wlU <*••« quamri at tlie tavern, aud Tom had struck now, standing up proudly, his feet on ____________ -Blochrood j his antagonist The man wasn't dead, the grave of old temptation. I know that | • hough they thought ho was nt first— Godjs mercy ia equal to His justice, aud । TWO CROSS WORDS. but he was badly hurt about tho head. His love is greater than either. i But if he recovered—well, it would not •. “ Lucy, if you mean to sew on this go sb hard with Topn button I do wish you’d do ft. I can't A Relic of/a Celebrated Tragedy. I arose and went to the prison, but wait all (lay. .... . ! I they"Uiuu i«..huc . street, just ail­ woulduu. notaumume. admit me. isu Noone onewas was At a store 911a*« Borronne Tom didn t speak a bit cross, only em- j to see my husband till after tlie trial. 1 joining Grtihewald VILLAGE OFFICERS ” Hall, "1", ii is a lady's sole plteiw; but I ml of temper tUt Auotl«r crept br, . uighl. J wnen when ।, 1“^" trunk, Pre»IJent—Ellbn Chipman. ,-wuum d.y uay crop* uv,a mgm, uno trunk, of the largest mort.n.g.^dm.r U^uclteJlwtljte.in morning momlngci. to the .bid., Recorder- Frank McDcrby. came ! I went went down to tho door door’ which, jOi.ugh although enlit entindy inoffensive rituug up the toght belore. Tom Ji~l Md opSued it, with „;;11 a vague feeling of' »«»itself,^rtiVn^rliajiH as negative a comgone to > .upper-tor limo ;ich always aI Maralial—Wm. Patker. expectation wl which always accompanies, accompanies j buiation of sole heather, steel qHiupiauu springs and -- . - . the — -»oond l - exiiecuiuou wmcD Tru.tcca-T. C. Downing. A. W. Old*, H. J since our marriage—given by some of afflictions, and' looked out.- The * lincn h,,in« M t5u; »v«-’rage receptacle for Cook. 11. F. Reynold*. Win. Boston. hb biv'helor friends, and Lad come home nun wasTising^gr^Uy aild'brightiv «u*. over ‘ feminine raiment, is ncwtheless, i... by astlie wcAe for it It had provoked me •' tho " black ck stone stone jail. jail. The* The* frost frost* ’hung hung »oaabon, •°aabon. not not without without its its hutery. histon-. intensely. Bo I had to follow him to bed —---- ----------- ------------- j— .----- "T,” thick aud- sparkling over IIln« his trunk __ _ cvervthing ...__ .1 ■ 0 I trunk waa wm made tnnila upon nivin tho order b^leX^“^^v Sin de ,ven the “^P of lh,;l lfl' i’e" bffdsome young woman, who better pleased after my sleep, on tthe r^inS it^t JhXl ^To mX to At m-v ft* L 1 *nd’ Picked UP i SStl tb*° “d K*Ve hl’ccirto I <• m. and 7 p. m. seboi.l ““J?1*18J"*1 T To.mak° tho I iaiv. as wo cateh at astmwoitwire .nnJ ‘^■cUons asto itauitenor arrangemeute. mvcUu..,^TThurada/w^Z. matter °worae, just m he s‘pok© to me '.‘PJ- “ w®C8lf11«“ a straw or twig sonuShe appeared to be m afllncnt circum- j ---------about the button, tho knife with which I ,1®““J n,ol’.Te or I™* nf ■ stances, and did not object to the price ; Quiutff Jirtrfcry. was. cutting -thethe bread forfflr hishb luuch vohUon. Tlie superM-nption caught mycluuged, which was $100. Tho money I - eye; it was my own life, it was my own । “K i1 r «. -a -7 bn.ba.id name, and my husband's hand writing. was paid and the trunk sent home, its JK. H. YOUNG, ' owner proving to be Miss Bessie Moore, sharp little cry • from the cradle, all in । !°re ®P®*>_*ad rcftd-_ pronouncedcumin™ beauty, I -52^' 11^.1| a young woman of mclbalol one and tho same moment । whose .career and method of earning a “You can’t wait as long as I did lost n ,,mHastings , w w with ..... an r H A. BARBER, ■ „rtnka intention to kill him. hvelyhood are not usually adopted by night I reckon,” I replied sharply, re- i Ii wm »** intoxicated, intoxicated, nnd and it it wm more LI bis fault of wtho gentler sex who consider wm mor© ‘11 *,’ those * L ’ : r D. Homeopathic Physician and Hunroor. 1T1» office. near realdencc. on eorfier of WmLIlx ally angry at lost “Don t hurry mo—I |I than mine; but he my nuy- dje, and then—at any , themselves in the tlie best society. ton and State Street*, N*»hrlih, Mieh. do all 1 cud, and more than I am able to ■ r**a, rt u fur yoa, Lucy, ror “me to go. I never v ~ * n<”’cr rovnaiLtthctmuk It appears that Mbs Bessie Moore ‘:s Nov ... not entirely to ■ do with one pair of hands " WM *worthr of ronr love. van 23K can cn DR. C. IV. GOUCHER, Tom dropped uu his button turned ।11>ppT lom oroppeu D“twn and turneu You tK)nd> .for ----- : • v -----Blll at .iliad —. .I . u__a, —.... ■ her satisfaction, and sold it back to the Electic Pfirsici. toward me with a startled, Why, I---bare in tlie tliebank bank desk; desk; itit i*iaenough enough to to make make [ ! store nt a liliernl discount. She subsore in Inantwcr all nil** 11 a c tor .hia Lucy T ” *^ -. Lucy!” ■you and the child q child comfortable. Forgive and queutly left the city for Jeffenum, Texas, “Don't Lucy me," I retorted, throw- forget me, Lucy. God bleu you—yon — and —a the •>.. j]-u a miscreant uomed Abe CHAS. 11. BRADY. down the bread and catching up the . Toi<- । Rothschild,, from Cincinnati. He used I y, while tho blood str-Turned frqm my j Thia was the end! Thb was tlie re­ up her money, nnd with placid deviltry i A Tf0}1?EY Bt Ea,w ■Dd *» ch*neery .’JSX? Xth, hand over her white gown. *... “ You've ward that my cross words had purchased nut . pi.tol to her torched told blew „„'t £ done enough ’ —you'’ve ’broke ' my ’heart! “ I’ । for me! Truly, truly, tlie wages of sin her brains. The body lav for two weeks •><•“ Claim* promptly ■tu-udcl to. ond all other wish I hail never seen you—I wish I was ' ore death. We shall not need one pang undiiwvreml. »nd in.'identified by. S’SXTKEu “ SL“” back again with my father and my of corporal punishment, one iqxirk of gentleman of this city who happened to ---------- —!________________________ real fire, to perfect our torment if wo are be in Jefferson at tlie time. mother. ’’ I ------------- ---'-------------LEWIS DURKEE I broke down with a burst of hysterical lost Conscience b all sufficient—re­ Singularly enough, this gentleman sob- I r AWYer. Kotarv Public n«i tears, and seeing tlie blood on my hand, morse, tliat worm that never dies. It is sequently committed snicido. AbeRotlui- ! D «nc«i'Agent. TmiocUom p™ Tom came over and knelt down beside not for me to talk al>out what I suffered child was arrested in Cincinnati when in ProF“rlr in tlie days tliat followed that morning! tlie oiiieLln , GriCllti » Store. the art act of of ntLonntino attempting to romntif commit suicide, ••Why, Lucy,” he said, lib voice and , W«rda conhl not expreta it, except to and was sent back to Jefferson, Texat*, EMOR Y PARADY, eves full of tendeniesa, “ you've cut your I ?np wbo J1*1. P«»«ljbrongh the same for trial, where he now lies in jail, every USTICE OF THE PEACE. Convepmeln* c*reLand. Why didn’t you aay ao? rfere, (urua<* °J a«lcto<«- But I hve<J, for for­ influence being used to delay the triid. ' tully and promptly aUradad to. Office cut give me tlie child while you bind it up deatb rarely walk in each other s The trunk .was sold to a gentleman how it bleeds." steps, and nursed my baby, and did the who-had it thoroughly repaired. Before He held out hia hands for tho baby. .wo,f “-T hands had to do I did not go this gentleman had paid for the trunk WM. PARMENTER, but I acatehed her away and went ou “-r \ remained at he also committed suicide. It is now for P. Office over HnU'e Drue slot . luoiflvllle. Mich. ' aobbing ■ । rom 8 home, and kept his tilings all sale, and, of course, is considered a ••Don’t cry. Lucy." bo continual, ! <?P hanging on the ,I prize,, inasmuch as no one who hasjind W. H GRISWOLD. stroking tlie hair tack from my foreforget him. Does lovo ©ver for- । anythii anything to do with it, excepting tlie J). Homoeopathic PhyalcUn and Suriron. head—“please don't I know I have [ . |I maker, lias has not died by violence.—New ■ Office over 1). Griffith’* store. Reaidrncw ' conrer I'lilllipa and Durkee etrcoU. Prompt allco­ done wrong, dear, but I didn't mean to. Hastings did not die. He recovered ()r/can* T\mc*. l — 11. ... -I.U. I fell in with some of the old bora, and and made 8 public statement He was ---------they persuaded mo against mv wifi. But m,,re 1,1 fault Tom was. Then ho i, A tiquint at the Corpse. I A. M. FLINT, it u tlie hat time, Lucy—it's the last P«t » notice in all the papers telling Tom i u.u not come. While a funeral was in progress at B i A TFiRNEY *t Law .nd Solicitor tn Charxrery tune.” | ■ conie back; but he did j _ Why w»y „ 11 turn unto mm mm, u>d ' , »», ’ £■'« I 1* 1 .I eollwtlou* 1 promptly m*dt Offie* over 1*. C. didn't I turn nnto him Ilion mid J . T1” 1 help Mid encourage him ’ Because my IonK ni«hte of bitter remorae' *u‘d tender >n b>“ slurt-aleeves walked in at the , anaiu.-* store, N**Erine, Mich. x________ ;“ and tlie door. mean, tyrannouii temper got the better r^wUections of th© dear husband whose | g>Jf “d’up *Vto 111 t‘d<x ?r-„ ... . i E. PARADY What do doyou you think? think ? " aaid said he he to to aa | | of mv wmnan's heart. I Btron8*nn* had once been my atay nnd I "hat ■tAN.AJJX, “Oh, yes,” I said, sneeringly; “it is * “«PP°rt; the spring came-th- summer wl«o was standing on Uie stej*. ‘•jrf easy enough to make tine prSnntea—you ~““^er winter; three years went by “ ,U|? ho *^uld ’c11 111>oor loao wldow lion to fill a£ onlera promptly, and at th«lowe*t told me the wuue thuig belora. Howcu, V* - UT “!««■------“ Who__, did it?” you to trust My child, Tom’s little baby, grew to' .. J-B- RASE Y, you expect expect me mo to trust you you now now ?" ?" inaide." a. . aaa.au aaaaa w, ---- “ The corpae -----Tom was spirited and blue eyes and waat^l^d .—. quick-tempered. l* 11 tairy little thing, with “Yer don’t say!" "" ... • r wn..., hnir nn/4 n inrimin golden hair, and a tongue thnl that mrnr never 1 Great loving-hearted men . always are. r-tlliL-n “ Wai, he ditl, an' I kin prove it, an' . , ---- ------------------------------------He sprang to his foetliko a flash, and, be­ wearied of its childish prattling. AH day Cll.xK.LES SCHE1DT, fore 1 had time to speak or think, ho had long she sat on the door-step, where the had mi idea that a uxan that could dosech a mean thing os that couldn’t make a j i>i.auk<Mitii. ■ttm.;* prumixljr t<. ail w left tlio room. I tossed tlie child into evening snnlieains slanted in, lisping to very acrumptions looking corpae, tin' 1 ri«<k.«iitiii«u<t iL.rM-^huriug line, the cradle, and ran to tho door, but it her doll, and listening while I told her was too late. Ho had gone. I just of the father who would come back to us that’s why I came around here to get a 1 £Uu>rrIlanrous Card5. caught a glimpse of him taming the । 8Otne <“7- F°r surely he would come, squint at it.” He atepiM’d into the entry, nnd wan ■ corner. • Most surely God’s mercy would vouchI went back to tho little breakfast- 1 8aftI “ouu-' comjiensatiou, some pardon for there met by a burly sou of the corpse, | OLCOTT HOUSE, room; how blank anti 'drear it looked, l RUcb repentance as my soul had poured who had overheard hb remarks at the door. and what a sharp, stinging thorn there j Kurth. X n*hvillr, Michigan* “ So yer wont to get a squint at the was in the very care of my heart! I ' Th® “pnuR was peculiar, someC. C. Wolcott. Proprietor. seemed Joved Tom and ’he loved me. We had 1 how the 'far-off ----- * “sky v----------J to Jdrop — Jdown ------ old man's corpse, do yer—yer little red­ been married only eighteen months, and in nearer, bluer folds; tho sun wore a headed, freckled son of a bow-legged Tbl«l* a n-w I’nit-l. cvntr»nr located, well kept, .. ie monkey?" said the son of hb late wor- ■ ... II,. ...I., _ ......... a this was our first quarrel. I sat down softer radiance; the trees, the grass, the j 1 thy sire, “but I'll give some one else with the baby in xny arms, heedless of flowers a diviner, a tenderer beauty. I rose every morning and looked out of mv i u ..?^ an< ^® a cor l ‘ ! '* ? my morning work, and fell to thinking. little window window at at tlie tlie kindline kindling baritim beauties of !' J^Ujn?,ake em 8lck °r Bc‘irc vm U’ All tlie old happy days camo Imck, and little P J. Pt Kt'HIS, the moru, with a feeling of strange, trerp- ' three minntes ulous umhia expectation. expeciauoD. I x seemed aeemea to feel leei tlie uw ;■ , In. about........ .-------l-'T what , ...... was . .left, . some RroU great event event ihai that winged winged , 1“®. ht;— ,tle —----------,n -— umuuw at aumu ;'r~ |ooked ~ the world seemed in a blaze of gold, as Sshadow IRish — light above ________ _____ _______ uh my if he mtt fliroiitrhtluough u nntenta ]®tent me-one prayer. of । “IihzlfI tho the sun slid down, and the atjnirrels sa I threshing-machine, and when he picked And dealer io Seg»r». Tobacco, Gents' Furnbhlof chattered overhead, dropping a npe nut heart seemed about to lie answered. A-e If arm, war,! . .Ihk aVate* __ a... V.. I — Ono evening—oh, that evening! A 1 UP the middle of die rood now and then into my lap, as I sat there M oiao. Dung o,«r . , .**“» h’,1‘»d t21turn ""V"1 with the last rose of summer in my hair, M.t .Hr, green, blmwming ewth; lb. turtle dore ! ' our . Iu “ ” knitting n purse for Tom. ■ui; uie xurue aove > , . „ , ------- . . ° , __ rood. ud tbe robin j ’’“"“8" . ••■Baratly correct U> enable . “Lucy:’T he said, as I wove in the last cooed in tbe distant wc. Slotu»-y Public, ,g breed amid the I hlm *° !Knnl h“ ° golden stitches, “you’ve knit my love— twittered to her young , ■r.' Nashville girrrtonj. & J FalL.L, ROODS -------- -CONSISTING OF--------- Dress Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Notions, Cloths, Flan­ nels, Ticks, Shirting, Stripes, Checks, Denims. 140 106 53 984 368 324 50 Suits of Underwear, for Ladien and Gent., Suits of Clothing, for Men, Boys nnd Youths. Overcoats, for Men, Boys and Youth.. Pm. of Boots nnd Shoes, for Men Women and Children, pre. of Rubber Goods, all styles. pre. of Buck Gloves and Mittens. . Pieces of Prints, for 5 cent, per yard. . GrocerieH for Kvcrybody. . I always aim to make prices on goods as LOW AS THE LOWEST And prices on PRODUCE as High as the Highest ai|d give every one a fair, square deal. I>. C. ORIFflTH. QARDWARE SPECIALTIES Detroit Stove Works Stoves, BUILDERS’ HARDWARE, Iron, Kails and. Steel. PURE WHITE LfIDS IND LINSEED OILS, Vzii-ni**hes. Colors and Hrushee CHAMPION X-CUT SAWS, PUMPS, BOTH WOOD AND IRON, TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE, SASH, DOOBS AND BLINDS, TABLE CUTLERY. SHEARS, RAZORS, 4c., • FARMERS’ AND MECHANICS’ TOOLS. fV Tl’unking the public for their Iibend patronage during the past, I shall endeavor by good goods and Late Price* to merit it in the future. FRANK C. BOISE. M M Barber, my very life—up in that purse. Tell me now, U-fore you finish it, how is it to be? Am I to have you, and—oh! I won’t think of it, even; Lucy, it would be too liMrifuL” “No, Tom," I answered, “vou arc to have the purse, and the hand tliat knit it, child—he, the bravest man in tlie village. •‘No fault in him, only a little too wild, too fond of gay company; but you must tamo him, Lucy, as your moOicr . That waa my oU father a advwe on our wedding day. My heart smote me dnmdfully as I reoaUed it to my mind that morning. Had I dona my duty? Had I followed the example of my mother, who Dever let fall sn unkind word? But Tom would be homo to his dinner. RethoughtJwou^htme to my feet I ** ’ perfection; the baby in a clean slip, and myself all smiles to receive him when the But he did not come. Eight, I'ciock, aud I pat up the unper and baby, and I went up Maple Orow, Mich milky bloom of tbe orchard. God's | g LIEBHAUSER, ~ love shone in tbe golden brightness of Too Many Points for Him. the west sard-going sun. My child, lit­ “Bosa,” said an old darky white­ tle Effie, sat on the door-step, talking to washer to Mandial Hogan, “dare's a Iter doll and watching the birds. All at nigger up my way wat needs taken care once she clapped her dimpled hands and uv." bounded to her feet “What has ho done?” said the offi- I READY MADE CLOTHING, “Mamjny," she cried gleefully, *T*PPy eomin'—pappy cornin’; Effie go meet!” “Oh, well, you sees, last summer ho borrowed my ax fur to split some kind­ utmost deptlis; and dropping mv work I lin’ truck, an’ he never fotch it back, an’ 'J'HIT IIVSB1ND OP MlJEI ^0^ OI lUc a(ior Amu A mnu ,be» I vut terB.t it ho uid, •IrvZCu. toUovml uer fur oul Ml rf U>. d.»r. O.U bU SHAVING and H1U COTnSO coming up the garden path—his I got dirf ax, an' po^eesshun am nino i garment© tattered, his step alow and un-^ I t.if.lu nf Ltw .14a mw mn.n. obtain. A beggar, no doubt I called pinU of the law ; derefore dis ax ammine A. L. RASEY’S, to ootne back, but ahe ran on, heed- till I take it hack ;’ an' de darn fool nig­ fan | Um of my command. Tom’s little spaniel ger wouldn’t gim it do mo. “ I didn't aay nnflin* or give him any i that I hod petted and taken care of for back talk, but de odder day Hanner, my his darted from his kennel with a ole woman, went to hia house an* bor­ BUSH, peculiar cry, such sa I never heard from rowed his buck saw, an* when he came • it before. A XX&. XJ uoo “THE BOSS' fur it I tale him jist like he answered i did it all mean? My heart me, an’ stood on my dignity.” throbbed and my knees trembled. Little “ Well T’ Effie ran on, holding out both dimpled “I had nine pinta of the law, MAIMVILLK, . MICHL hands, her golden curb blown all ab&it didn't 1?" BOOT AND SHOE-MAKER, Tm your Effie," she lisped, sa ahe reached tho man’s feet He stopped and raised her in his arms, and then glanced at me. And such a glance—such a face! Palo, haggard, worn by sorrow, and suffering to a mere shadow. Tom’s ghost come back from the grave! Not that, either, for my arms grasped some tangibis form. •‘Oh, Tom," 1 cried, “is it yon? “And how many pinta am de law composed of ?” “ I don’t know exactly." “ Well, dal’s what bod tiers me, for dot nigger saw dem tune pints, shut up db Ici eye fur me, pitched de ole woman over a bar’l and walked off wid his saw­ buck an’ my whitewash brush to boot Ef I bad nine pinta ha mus* have had ober twenty, mu’ even deu he didn’t half let himselfon t ’’■^MarytviUe Appcal. 1 yyiLUAM JONES, ------------NEW STOCK OF- JUST RECEI VED, WE ARE SELLINC THE CELEBRATED STANDARD SCREW FASTENED GOODS ----- SOMETHING BETTER THAN------ FOR FASTENING SOLE.S OF BOOTS & SHOES, WE RECOMMEND THE STANDARD SCREW BECAUSE IT IS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO RIP OFF THE SOLES FASTENED WITH IT. CALL AND SEE THEM JJERE YOU HAVE THEM. When we say this, we mean that you have Bargains in Spring Goods. We are opening the largest and most complete atock at SPRING GOODS, that we have ever had tbe pleasure to present before the people of Nashville and vicinity, as a call at our store will fully prove. DRESS GOODS and PRINTS, OF AT.T. THE LATEST PATTERNS. It must al*o be remembered that we also cany an immense stock of BOOTS, SHOES, AND - ALL KINDS S FOOT COVERING, HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC. DENTISTS * 17* We buy for CASH and bay very doee; and conaequeatly our rnttnm— have Hie benefit of it. �,Ai | IvAt 'p' -Jp . eat I BunwMTmwK. lY PW towt K.llocr on old naMoill of I •» Cr* । Kalamazoo, dieafrom paralysis on tile ; _____________ ’ xasHVILLEi ' F<a-; ■■ । mi SATURDAY, _i ir . SEPT. 18, 1880. Now thatthe political canvan in on, lol* of big men will be . on their bellioa Crawling under in order to get into the Amari at Cbampaigtf, HL, proudly wears a watch guard made of hair which he pulled from an enemy’s beard in a tight„ r There is a row in the Democratic to conduct the campaign, as a fight, while Barnum want’s to conduct it ns a funeral. _______________ A Chicago man, arrested while at­ tempting to k’ll himself with a razor, tore'himself away from the policeman aud jumped from'a high bridge, that -accomplishing suicide. A nun in Bellefontaine,Ohio,thought that certain allusions in a sermon by the Rev. A. H, Windsor were personal, and after tbe services he knocked the preacher down with n club. The Sultan of Turkey is so fearful of assassination, that he has the locks on all tlie doors of his palace changed each week, and neverbleeps twice with , the same woman. He sort of dodges in cmong ’em of the harem. A mob put pistol into the hands of a girl whom a tramp had assaulted, at Scott. Iowa, and lold her to shoot him through the head. She went so far. as to take careful aim; but her better na­ ture prevailed and she spared his life. The recent public execution at Dal­ las, Texas, wus followed by a general hanging of doge by small boys from the gallon's used the day before. The ccrmony of adjusting the rope, prayer, singing and farewell parting was gone through with. -jA negro at Danville,.Ill., offered to drink all the whisky that a barroom party would give him.' The effort kill­ ed him, nnd thcAvidow sued thorn, who had supplied the beverage for 815,000 damages but a jury cut down tbe valua­ tion of thedruuknrd to $150. Largert and Oort Complete Line aanafhetered. 18th. I ADAPTED FOR BURRIRG ALL FINDS OF FUEL Hod. Henry Woldtou of Hillsdale, diwi Buddanly from tim burstingot n| blood rCssei on Monday. ■ EVERY 8TOVE WARRANTED A SUCCESS Au eight-yeara-old lad, son of Mr. ! Cltariea Evans of Richmond,was crush­ None their Equal ■— Acknowledged Favorites- ’ . ed to death by a land roller, Wedneaday night. . ALWAYS AWARDED FIRST PREMIUM. Four cnmelB belougiog to Burr Rob­ ins’ circus got on tbe railroad track at Evart, Sept 8. and were killed Imfore I the train could b© stopped. Laat May Wm. Frost, of Saginaw, fell from a wagon. He never moved a limb from that moment, and on MonpiONEER STORE! daydeath put an end to his suffering. Ayer’s Cathajchc Pills are the beat Peter Jouee a wealthy fanner of Al­ of all purgatives for family use. They lendale. Ottawa county, went out to are tlie product nf long, laborious, and feed hia swine Monday morning and successful chemical investigation, and not returning his son looked for him their extensive use. by physicians in WE ARE ALWAYS READY TO ENTERTAIN Cus­ nnd found him at tbe hog pen, dead, of their practice, and bv all civilized na­ apoplexy. • tions, proves them the best arid most George Royer, of Deerfield, an old ,effectual purgative Pill that medical tomers and to treat them to the hod respected citizen of that place, science । can devise. Being purely veg­ suicided by taking poison and jumping ,etable no harm can arise from their into tlie river. Sickness in his family use.’ In Intrinsic value and curative and on'accident that crippled him and powers no other Pills can be compared made him desperately despondent. ■ with them, and every person, knowing Clark Packard a brakeman on tlie C. their virtues will employ them, when & G. T. road while switching cars nt needed. They keep the system in per­ fect order, and maintain iu healthy Stillwell, cJiaght his foot in a frog, won’ thrown under the train and the >action the whole machinery of life. cars passed over him. He lived about Mild, searching and effectual, they are 1 20 nifoatea. It was hit first trip as especially'adnpted to the needs of the i AT THEdigestive apparatus, derangements of brakeman. Simon Hand and Frank Barker, of which they prevent and cure, if timely Campbell township, Ionia county, met taken. /They are the best nnd safest in the road and had a fight over an old physm/to employ for children nnd feud between them. Hand crushed weakeimd constitutions, where a mild Barker’s skull with a club and. fled. but effecttial cathartic is required. -- ------- J To Tbe Afflicted, The wounded man will probably die. A reward is offered for Hand's arrest. Sthee tbe Introduction of Keltatx'c Columbian ' rui i. u.. _____. Friday evening Daniel Waner of Buchanan was riding in a'wagon, and the horses became frightened, running away at fright ful speed. Waner jump­ ed, whirling in tbe air and landing on his feet, and then on his back, injuring hr. always rcllerinc auffcrlne and often taring life. himself internally 'so that he died in Th- proteetlon.lt afford! by Its timely nae on Rb«umalltni, kidney affection, and nit ar’hei and paint, four hours. wound*, cramping palna^holer*morboa, diarrhoea, A red ribbon social was held in a eougba. cold*, catarrh, and dlaordera -irnons chU- | tent at Ann Arbor on Friday uight,and tlie entertainment had hardly began, when the top seat began to crack and soon the scats gave way, tumbling 500 rfleeti. nnd will nlwari rare when curr« ere C»H nt II. G, Knlo'e and g«Jl n memorandum persons into a conglomerated mass. ble. txxik (ivltnr more full details ol tho curative prop Fortunately no one was killed although ertfaoof ihte wonderful medicine. four ladies were quite badly injured. A desperate encounter took place in pARBER & TIMMERMAN^ the Midland-jail Saturday night. Sheriff John Ryan was locking the | doors when he wna attacked by a pris- ; oner named Spencer, who objected to , the Best “Stf C. 0. WOLCOTT. Sold by MAIN LINE I*»T Esi I'acUU KX----Araivs CMc*fo MO a. m Gotng t From jMdk.«»ori ..... ........ArrtraDmoliMi’^L'. yhrb* Eyfre*. frOO a m. Arrif Detroit fcoo a. m. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. STATIONS. Or*d Rapid.---- Lr. Hammond.— ' MMdJmrlUe.... SSfc::. U« »U • AUaj k“ finr •:40 a is:ll 12-41 Vermontrlllf Charlotte .... Eaton Rapid! Rlvea Jnqctloi Jackson.".... Best line of Goods in Town:J WE8T WARD. 8TATTOX8. Dotrolt...... ....... .. Jackaon Rlvra Junction, Er ton Rapldi,. Charlotte —..... Vermontville.. Naabvllle—.... Baatlngi..... ... IVEost F’avora-'ble Rates Hammond----Grand Raplda,„ p.m.jol-.o 1 bronab Coacbeaand Sleepinc Cara io and from Grand Rapid. and Detroit. AU train* eonneet In ume depot at Detroit with Great Weatern, Grand Trunk and Canada Southern lUlivara. E. C. BROWT7, H. B. LEDYARD. Au't Oen'l Bupt Jackaon. Gen'J Sup’l Detrol AND DON’T YOU FORGET IT.” Q W. SMITH SELLS GENUINE MASON Our Stocks in -Boots and Shoes are coni- FRUITC m plete. EXTRA TOPS AND ROBBERS. WHITE FIMKI, TKOLT. •s> Rubber Boots for Men and Boys. LAKE HERR1.WG, j ----- By the pound or keg.-----Clothing a specialty. Ri’an down ! kicked him terribly. MnuRyan hearing the noise, attempt-' ° Trunks and Valises, lots of ’em. ed to help and save her husband, and vn-hviiie Michimin was knocked down the stairs. She Millie, Michigan, yelled “murder!” aud Deputy Sherift . ------Alfred Avery Went to the rescue, and I Wetnakc a Specialty of all Claura of PiaMM* Remnent Edgings 10 cents a bunch. in the effort made to secure the pris- thaifleahfa Beirut. •^^AND—^ oner, who was now fighting desiierater «to io . ., xnd 7 to . . Groceries in abundance, and none but the | ly, Ryan drew his revolver and tired, I 001^ nfaf rvaiilcncc, corner of W BI U i wounding Spencer slightly and acci- ; st*iostrata. ' n.A............................. | best qualities kept tor sale. BOIXIONAS. lowing day. »KIH» 1IEKF PKKNHEI, BEEF. .They Had to Stop. । /■> Crockery of the most approved pattern. § PAY’S IIEKKIXU St IIII.IBI T. On the train coming east over the 1 -<£■ ium Sugar, Tea office hours a m op m COFFEE. John Hughes of St. Louis sleeps with m iik hi and a pistol under his pillow to use against burglars, Hia wife got up uneommon, ly early, tbe other morning, aud went to work iu the kitchen. He heard her moving about, took her to l>e a burglar and. shot her. The wound wns slight, Detroit Lansing & Northern Road, the however and a new Ironnet healed it. other night, were t'yo well known pol- I itiefans of this State, one a resident of I ------- AND-------A boy fell into a vat of potash al Detroit and the other ot Grand Rapids, i Danielsonville, Mass., two years ago The seat behind them was occupied by an old lady with an eye like a hawk j and the skin of both legs was destroy­ and a nose as sharp ns a pointed stick. I ed. A resort was had to skin grafting, and she had her grandson in charge, a and over 2,000 bits of cuticle from the boy about 2years old. Thu boy had AND HEAPS OF boys mother the family coachman, nnd worried add fretted for miles, and was feeling sleepy when the politicians several accommodating neighbors have dropped into the seat and b<--------been used. The result is completely ly discussing the situation. .----- — ladv kept an eye on them and patted^' successful. the’boy, nnd his eyes had just closed in" C. W. SMITH, A young man of meek demeanor sleep when they began to warm. “Hancock!” exclaimed or.e, “why he’ll 1 said on entering a church nt Columbus. be so badly beaten out of sight, that j Don't fail to .call ; we will do you good. Ohio, that he was deaf, aud would you’ll never hear his name called again.” ' therefore like a front, seat. The sexton “Nonsense!” retorted the other, “he'll , QUARTER MILLION SOLD! accommodated him, and he sat during not only be squarely elected, but you w the seraioti with his hand behind Me °"t °r “ y”u! Every Patient Delighted ear. But during the subsequent prayer At this moment the old lady gave > he was detected reaching into the con­ each a dig with her fist and lionrsly I ----- 2TL. 50 Years before the Public. tribution box nnd that explained his whispered: “I want you both to shut up! choice of a seat. rF^”they in$200 Removed next door to Reese 6c Detrick’s grocery, where you can find all kinds of | Pronounced by oR to be the most “Hey ... ! _______ Whut’.____ a tlie„„ matter*” ‘ ' $200 REWARD REWARD T*"T"‘ yy T"*^ ▼ PlauaHi and efficacimu remedy now in quired in astonishment. Sara Bernhardt, the great actress t ‘“Matter enough. This young’iin , koimc>^ Of paUtM. Gravel, Dropsy. BriSH'» J-waL allSLl KD J. | use for the care o/oottglks, eohis, Aoarsewho says it is unwomanly to know who i it i howled'for more than fifty miles before i !*»«“•. Catarrh of th* Bladder. Pain in tbe Beck, Made of beat Qak Leather, Ohio Tunned. We also keep conwh ^te ” th er a is the father of her children, as i t M ..hi him minted dnwu. and nnw . . I . ->-» w -w-w a£ I throat, u Hooping cough, etc. (Mera smacks of idle curiosity, is having I could get him quieted down, and HOW , IocontIotocw Ar Retention of Urto«, Pkinfcl Urln*- । . -• *JL1 JLFlXStOI*$^9 oK- million bottle* told within the latt few cweDty-aewen wonderful dresses made I wont have no jawing around here to wake him up?” to wear on the American stage. Sara, “But, nmdum, I must convince this | don’t let all of them rnn to tail—have a Democrat that he is bound for the lun- . . few nf them come far enough above tho ntic asylum.” “And I must show this Republican ! , waist to protect the pit of the stomach, that his arguments are but wind and STO^^DOCTOFUrr^^ ----- AND ALL KINDS OF-----' IK'r b*rt,,eif nothing more. Not too high, but conceit.” reasonably so you know. “And I say I won’t have it!” she ex Sellers’ Liver Pills ore also highclaimed, ns she shok her fist in their I ly recommended Tor curing liver com­ Bonn was drunk when he undertook noses. “1 don’t pare nothing about -CALL AND GET PRICES.-------—-------------- .-------- 1 . .» I plaint, constipation, sick headache, fean accession on a tight rope, at Clyde, Democrats or Republicans or Unions, ------------------------------’ JL. R. WOLCOTT. ■ ---------------------------------------------------A. «■ WOLCOTT. ,n(1 and dileMM the or Presidents, or Rcpud’cs, or anybody Ohio, to tlie tnver of the Town Hall. else. I’ve got this young ’un asleep j iTTfvFvfrfvf^TSHAVING IK CONNECTION WITH TURK KWH 1 stomach and liver. Sold by nil drug •The multitude shouted tn him to go after two hours’ hard work, and the j UUJ 1MUIIUJ the mort compute Je* Wnting iu gint at 25 cents per box. who wakes him up hasumbrella got to j Pr.pr<et.r^ .. back, but he kept straight ahead, villian __________________ imh TOLEDO. O. I X JLllAlN -1 VT• - - — - ™ staggering at every step. At length be look out for me and a tough umbrella i Proprictor». all the rtteiul i|stof Luc theto «U) JDetroit, ’ ‘ ’* and _’ . mnrma For thr^ llhutratMl life i *»•* *t’r ncaV dean> *Un,rtiTC“l ,ow“* f*’” *'--------- fc dropped his balance pole, nnd fell i-in-law will lick h in the minit j AGENTS For ^uetraUd Itfe . , ............................................................. _igets iu! backward, but like a Hash he wrapped the train mget. iu! Now Nov jnw jnv away .way if it j; — Adt"!.™ of . TTE> T1ON ALLL P T. HOISE his right leg around the rope and held yon dare!” Tbe best they could do undei thewanted । on. He said after ward that jtiie loss of circumstances was io go forward into ! ' the pole sobered him instantly. I.JHJ (Success to Boi.e Bros.) Great pivpatntions are being made “lAUte Nopecp hM kwl hor tixK-p. » Amertd. with B n-wxrd of *75.000 for their «ppre----. -■—9 J----—*d-■ -1—4 vv | YOU CAN FIND AT MY STORE .Uri don't know wt.cr- to ftad her.’’ h«i*oc, dead or nil re and atlll at larae. . for the celebration of the centennial of can always find the following articles, or will be made to । < Free Preu. ihc u>u>. Frara.and «xof u>*Mh- j order ■ .Zin All kinds nf Major Andre’s capture. This will take OlUCF . K1UUB Ol He opened the’ door cautiously, and •ouri UfUtelurv, in two yrara of hard lakor proplace on tbe twenty-third of the pres­ Medicines, Chemicals, poking his head, in, iu a suggestive ent month, at Tarrytown. Mix thous­ sort of way’ as if there was more to fol­ and dollars have all ready been sub- low, inquired. “In this the editorial ‘scribed for this purpose. A monument rinktum!” “The wbat? my friend.” Surgical Instruments will be dedicated that day. and there "Is this the ranktum—sinktum—sanc­ OSBORN REAPERS AND MOWERS, SULKEY RAKES, I tum, or some such place where the edi­ And all the leading Remedies in will ben big military display. A tent tors live! ” "This is tlie editorial room iShovel Plows, Corn Cultivators and Harrows both Square and to accommodate 4,000 people will be yes sir, walk in !” “No.^I guess I won’t put up, and there will be several speak­ come in; I wanted to see what a rank­ School Books, ers and 500 singers. Tim government turn was like, that’s all. Looks like our CIGARS TO DEALERS/ garret, only wuss. Good day.” Blank Books, will send two men-of-war to remain at Mlsoellan’s Books. ^105 anchor off Tarrytown and tire salutes i Double uud Single. Heavy and light, unsurpassed in style, qual­ “Dr. Sellers’ Cough Syrup” will x uuz uxb or during the dav. insure you a good night’s rest. It. is ity and low prices. Repairing done cheap. Callars, Collar Bibles, Autograph the best cough medioiue in the market. Cincinnati, Ohio. Photograph Albums ’ Chicago women beat the world. Price 25c. Pads and in fact everything in the Harness line. A COarLBTE usr. or One of them at least contrived to beat IX COT (mC PSlstM. WMte Bask) n. If you do -not lielieve that Hill’s the Central Pacific Railroad Company. Compound Extinct of Buchu and Cu­ Like Schneider, she wanted to buy a bebs will do all that is clamed for it, Carriages, Top and Single buggjes and Spring wagons. Trim­ Wall Paper and Bordering, a dog, and she bought it in San Fran­ try it aud you will believe iL (TRIMMED FREE] ming a specialty. Old tops made to look as good as new. cisco and had it sent by express to Temcbm Bode*. AS FINE A LINE OF Remember we have a foundry and are always ready to reaChicago. When tite dug arrived the Notice is Iteeeby gives that for the pair make or furnish anything made of Cast or Wrought purpose of making an examination of As there ia in town, and all war­ l.M-omotive all persons offering themselves as can­ Irou. • ranted to be aa represented didate* for teachers ol the schools of or money refunded. <ii« towneliip, tltr SaperiRteiMtaa of rrnmrkAHr. rhe money. Afterwards schools thereof will hold a public meet­ CALL JUNTO SEE ME the compauy found out thattlie animal ing, on Satnriay Oct, Sod, commence­ Horseshoeing nnd Job Work done by the best of workmen. was wo a Japanese Japaurse dog and never had any , ing at 9 o’clock a. ru. at tlie Norton | Casting a specalty. Scrapers and Farm Bells cheap. Chilled hair. Tbe The company ined tried to catch the senonl house. (Number 5). women who played this bald trick on Dated at Maple Grove this 14th day of ■and land sides to fit almost any plow. Kettles, all sixen, Col­ Hamri»t F Mosey. them, but she craped—probably bad a Sept. 1880. OUR MOTTO I!* PAD CURES WITHOUT MEDICINE, SALT MEATS, No Shoddy Goods; Three Feet to the Yard: Sixteen Ounces to the Pound. SIMPH BUBSORPTIOHl L. J. WHEELER. CROCKERY SELLERS’ COUGH FLY NETS. CURRY COMBS, SWEAT PADS, .BEST MADE COLLARS WITH HARNESS, Dav Kidney Pad Co. ... ™ ...... .............. prani anj jesse James, A ______ r 13 Al Y CC VV OOUS1 l,4’!?ws£xss3i“2r:!BAILEY& You sl “ JARMING IIPLEMEJTS, alesmen S wanted TO SELL t Patent & Propriatory Medicines LUMBER WAGONS, umn * r brick buildings, Iron Fencing &c. F. T. BOIM. �H™. Alir.u^i.nei the ague. SATURDAY. - VICINITY LOCALS. MAPLE GROVE ITEMS. We’re sowing in hopes till the reap­ ers come. There is a great demand for corn cutters. Bipeds. Mr. Palmer and wife of Battle Creek, are visiting at R. Norton’s. Miss Young of Tekonsha, visited at Mr. Cole’s, a few days last week. . Charles Johnson of Hillsdale, Co., is visiting some of hi^.nld friends. MirntMi Ester McMot'e, Mary Guy and Agnes Dean are attending school at Woodland Center. Mrs. Jarvis Emery dangerously sick. Sickness is a guest of many. of our lionsahoIda. Mr. and Mrs. Barnes, N. 8. Barnes father and mother, have gone to Battle Creek to live with their daughter, Mrs. Reese. . M. V. Cooper reached'the <Wth' mile stone in the circle of years Sept. 7tb. A party was instituted in the evening to make the event a joyous one. Charles Baker has bought a new. separator and has gone in partnership with Spencer &- Lotting. They will hull clover with the old separator. A few of our farmers are bound to keep up the good old times. While Nashville and Detroit buyers have been keeping the prices of wheat down it has been selling out hero for $1. Politics is warming Up around the Center. Politicians never get mad, but the other day while a couple were talking in the blacksmith shop it seem­ ed just ns though lightning hod been uncorked. Through the carelessness of one of Spencer ia»Lotting hands, a mookey wrench went through their separator causing a $7 smash up. When it got through it looked more like an ape than a monkey wrench. > School district No. 5 has no more charity for cheap teachers. At the last annual meeting it wax decided that no teacher should be hired for the winter term who sloes not hold a first grade certificate, and in summer a second. At the annual school meeting the following persons were elected moder­ ators Dist: No. 1, Calvin Bassett, No. 2 T. T. Dewey, No. 4 .John Mclntvre, No. 5 Geo.Spencer. No. 6 Anthony Ostroth. The remaining font we have guest of II. A. Scott. G. Besxmer bus sold his stock of fur­ A rip-Bnortiug old frost visited this niture to F. Spaugmscher. aection on Monday night, It is reported that the cheese factory C.Sloeson’s brother-in-law of N.Y. te about to suspend business. is making him a pleasant call. Our school opens with the names of Several cases of diptlieiia are repor­ nearly five hundred pupils enrolled. ted in tbe eastern part of Kalanw. Henry Newton has taken u partner in A Garflled and Arthur club the grocery business. ’Tis I. N. Coll in­ organized at Kalamo.ou Saturday last. ter. " Seneca Herring of Mississippi, is Mike Mnyniird, stoker nt tho depot, visiting among bis relatives in Kala- fell from a freight car and badly bump­ mo. ed his head, last week. There has been several days this L. L. Holloway of Holloway Bros., week that overcoats were not uncom­ last week went over to Adrian and fortable. took a rib—a Miss Amanda C. Baker. Mrs. Townsend of Kalamo has the Geo. M. Dewey having returned from frame up for her new house and near­ Vermont, has been set to work cam­ ly enclosed. paigning jn this Congressional district; The people on the county line have The services of ’Squire Campbell behaved well tliis week and deserve a were recently required to make J. W. credit mark. . Roush of Freeport and Libbie Roush Jim Hall of Charlevoix Co., is visit­ oT Baltimore liappy. ing his brother George and other re­ Hon. A. J. Sawyer of Ann Arbor dis­ latives in this vicinity. cussed the political issues of the day School commenced at the Quail from a Republican standpoint, at the Trap "School house on Monday, with Court house, Monday evening. Mira Annie Murray nt the helm. Our ^Methodist friends have added The Spires boys threshed 800 bush­ thii■«jen saved• souls ­ ‘ to their member ■ els of wheat one day last week, and Bhil? this year, aud consequently 'feel .did not consider it anything wonder­ entouraged. Their total membership ful either. figtires up 181. One of Nashvilles bright youths can he Republican Senatorial Con­ bo seen on our streets quite frequently. vention held at-the cotirt house on We judge that he is looking for a job 'Tuneday, passed off harmoniously nnd of carpenter work. • was well attended. F. B. Ainger and A social was held. at Kalamo, on C. W. Atkins both of Charlotte, were Saturday evening, for the benefit of chosen respectively chairman and sec­ Rev.C. S. Fox. We failed to learn what retary of tlie convention.* Tbe com­ tho proceeds were. mittee on credentials reported a full Who’ed. of ever thunk that Isaac delegation present from Barry Co. Townsend nnd Miss Belle VanDyke Eaton Co., was not fully represented would of ever got their necks entangl­ but was allowed to fill vacancies ou all ed in tlie matrimonial noose. But they. questions except of the senatorship. did Sept 5th. The first informal bal’ot for a nominee It is reported that several more par­ for Senator stood. Lewis Durkee 14, L. ties have been arrested in Bellevue M. Dewey 6 and S. J. Bidleman 2, and on suspicion of being in league with the first formal ballot, Lewis Durkee thegang of bnrglnrs which have been 22, L.M. DeweyS, and Mr. Durkee was I invading those parts. duly aud unanimously declared the ASSYRIA ITEMS, ' j i j Wheat that is in stacks is growing very bad. » Wm. Willison and wife have another heir. It is a gal. Mrs. John Darling is seriously ill with intermittent fever. Richard Jones has improved the looks of his house with a coat of paint. Mrs. ...... ----------Henricks -------------and daughter --—------of , Cad— Hack, are visiting relatives in these mominee. At tbe close of the conven­ tion Mr. Durkee made a neat speech, thanking the convention for tho honor conferred upon him, declared he was a temperance man to the back-bone nnd if elected would be in favor of submitting a constitutional amend ment to the people. He was followed by stirring speeches (from Hon. J. H. McGowan and Congressman elect,E. S. Lacey, and the convention nd jourmil. MONDAY MORNING-, SEPT. 13th, 1880, GOODS for READY PAT Knowing by experience that the credit way of doing business is detrimental to both con­ sumer and merchant, I adopt the above plan, for by bo doing I can sell goods at half the profit. All goods will be marked in plain figures and very low, ad I prefer six per cent profit every thirty days to twenty per cent every year or so. These figures exhibit a saving to the cus­ tomer of fourteen per cent. OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE IN THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS: Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Hats and Caps, Carpets, Notions & Groceries. £3C REMEMBER CASH COMMANDS LOW PRICES. WE WILL SELL YOU A-®1 Good Print for 5 cts., worth 7. “ 8. Yd-wide Sheeting 6 " 10. “ Bleached 8 c Ingrain Carpets for 35 cts. worth 50 Good Kip Boots $2.60 “ $3.00 Ladies Pebble Shoe 1.10 “ 1.50 A. NICHOLS, the Boot 4c Shoe Wan ot Xaxhville. yyHENYOU WANT ANYTHING * * co ----- IN THE LINE OF------ GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS, ALLEN, BROS CO CO GRAND RAPIDS, Where you will find tne $ orq co I.arffeHt Stock Lowest Prices * In Wevtcrn Michigan. We manufacture Trade wit H Him find Have JMToney. VERMONTVILLE ITEMS. failed to hear from. i parts. Oily Pearce is the owner of a pet I Fred Dingman has painted his new tortoise. He found the egg and kept barn aud got a fast, gilded horse on it till it hatched. Which is the mother I top of it. of a chicken, the one that lays the egg 1 At tbe school-meeting at the center or the one that hatches it! This may i George Hartom waa*clected moderator implicate Oily but these intricate pro-j and D. B. Kent assessor. ’ tflems.must be solved. j There will be a farewell dance to The last day of school at the Norton I All. Campbell's next Wednesday night school house was one of joy and pleas- as All is going north soon. Willard uro, there beieg a picnic he|d in the ! Gage and Bans will ploy for it. house, which was enjoyed bv tlie old • There is a woman in this town tliat as well as the young. The afternoon ' says she wishes old Brown would not was occupied in speaking pieces, toget j smack his lips so when he talks, for it CONTINUOUS FACING, Petoskey parties are returning home. “ Nhie miscellaiiepus swine await iden­ OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT THIS OFFICE. , I Which lathe latest and Rraatct impyorrment yet tification iu the village pound. ( __ mad Oar city hare extended tbe | onJ, - r ouxMqxu. FOUNDS GAINED in three week#, and cured | ‘n of tone of returning tbe tux roll another , Mllton liobin«>n,aU charged with theft I ir thirty days. ' I broke ont of the Charlotte jail SaatorGaaTLKXaitFkiacsend twelve boltIo of Maxwells New York theatre is billed I day and escaped. Boody had been in I Da. « Jana,' Uaaaaaia lanica,r.yr one each of I’HU nnd , ■ WITHOUT'-— to show in Vt. Ville on Monday and | t,,®t jail before and broke out. ointment, tm > frit'll of mine who i» not Hon. Wilson E. Edsell of Otsego, to live : »n-I a» yourmedicine, cured mo at.LON 13k. JL JtLjV. JL Tuesday next. AU.™ wauty te» Ptetod *1.000 i ToIhl . Miss Carrie Pawn enter has gone to toward the new hall at Olivet college. flrtl itreo bottle*. a»l I know iti« ju»t the thing । Oberlin, O., to take n literary course in Mr. Edsell wax one of the first colonis- for him. Respectfully. i. v. HULL. DID HAWN TUF RAPtf tx who came to Olivet in 1844, aud has fui n,r uu”*’ ,n>tbe college there. not ceased to feel .Uli interest in the ’okeptfcBL There i» not a vingie 1 Which, IU every cenGemsn knovrv, I. muallr the John Yonng mid Miss Ada Price went college he bellied to plant. »ympton> Of<?on»*umi>t Ion tlietildoee not fl nt place to giro out. We would be glad ■ always makes her think of kissinR and out riding, recently. They returned Tho Halon Co. Democratic Conveu- ?“■»““»1 “’rh'”“ iu<48l. VhiEdeiphu. p* ALIJKN BROM., • she is sure to pucker her lips for a kiss, with minor bruises and a badly demol- tiou at Charlotte, on the 15th, made the ; 39 Monroe 8L. Oppoaau Ra lbburn Houac. following nominations: Probate Judge, ।----[ Elder McPhail will preach his fare- isbed buggy. Jno. M. Chrbin of Eaton I Up ids; Shernp] |RE MABRY ILLS LEVATOR, |‘ well sermon next Sunday at 2:30 o’clock j Rev. Prntt, of the M. E. church, gOOT AND SHOE SHOP. iff, Richard Allen of Eaton Rapids: Reg- X and wishes to see all out. The rite of ; preached his farewell sermon on Sun- ister, Clark Foote of Vermontville; ■ baptism will be administereil to a |d;.y, and will soon make Grand Ledge >j -number I-- — —ofx' — ...1; 1.. t..after X*..... the .meetmaa, I lihis iu m.i-mnxmii 1 linnm &k.Ac“l; f„nJitl’o?nch^o."",««i candidates permannnt home. | ing. ( Deputy SberitY Williams foreclosed Trcax.. H. A. Hunxikcr of .Bellevue. BEST SHIRTS, her with singing and music. Cora Pearce and May Potter presented a photograph album to their teacher. which was a token from the the whole school. A gay lot of youngsters, filling two i - ■ - ■ went to call .... wagons, on Master II...... Harry Mayo last Friday evening, it being his IN 1879, 21st birthday. Miss Emma Mayo pre-j That old, brown, bald-headed eagle 1 on Al. Martin’s wheat last week. He LOCAL MATTERS. seated him with many gifts from his ! that has a chattel mortgage on one of I did it for Mrs. Barber of Detroit and ----- :OR THE:- friends. Miss Katy Mayo read an essay | our neighbor’s horses, has quit clawing | by virtue of a chattel mortgage, rp*Buy your School Books of F. T. • appropriate for the occasion. All then j over ita bones os lie lias got bis money Henry Hammond of Bismark one Boise. A complete line. ^eu Any number of farmers to 1 partook of the delacies, which Mrs. . and John is in hopes that;he will let his j night recently, while at home calmly Mayo had prepared for them nnd. the I kit alone. sleeping had $90 extracted from his Hatx, Caps, Groceries, Provisions, , Unload Wheat and GralnEx-' Crockery, Notions, etc,, of E. Reese, [ -• - -buzzing !>tfe commenced, which, lasted! Judge Bacon of Nashville, made hit i pants pocket. No clue to the thief, Repairing Done In the Beat ]pedltiously mi Accuratly. till 12 o’cluck,when the party retired. I appearance at the quarterly meeting Mr. M. D. Phillips a brother of Mrs. who always Mills at the lowest prices. ■ * L. * D ~ odge. ‘ana and axsea asked for a letter letter from at the latter’s residence I. lorn irom the tne class cim« Ii E. Tracy died ... isrwiU nav the highest market! x Manner Possible! ! for himself and wife aud was informed j on Monday nt the age of 55. The <3rive moke items. ' the class had dropped there names mains were taken to Battle Creek for era bring in your butter and save the i salt. E. R eese . Johnnie Miller is seriously ill,and his i froln t||e took. burial. disease is of such a nature that he cau- j There wiU a qarfle)d nnd Arthur ' Ilurruli I Hurrah I! desire to announce that having erected Sign, the Big Boot. EATON COUNTY ITEMS. Smoke the Hancock and English Ci-°,ne °f ’W" ■Pd I not lie down. pgjg raising at J. G. McCalls, one mile j 1! uar. or tlie Garfield and Arthur, just "" as • elevator buildings in central Michigan, FRANK BAKER. George Fox had one of his hands I Mnth nf the ggtantay at 2 I Geo. VanSickle of Eaton Rapids has f V’ ** Geo. VanSickle of Eaton Rapids they are prepared to receive and Reward! badly hurt in a threshing machine • o’clock. There will bo speaking and a | been pronounced insane and taken to | your ^oncst <-•<»»' ictions dictate, at Kalamazoo. | Andy Lenz s. WE will pay th« t bore reward for any enae ol since. few days since. , Garfield and Arthni club formed. All | 11 ver complaint, dyapepala,«lck headache, iudlgcary Two good nicklc cigars Tor 5 cts. I It takes a nun and two dogs to catch j Republicans nnd friends are invited to , A little girl named Green was kicked in the face by a colt near Charlotte on I at tlie Cigar Factory. a Fox iu Maple Grove, and then the , come. the Otli. She will recover. । ----- - ------For any quantity of man gets a prettv black-looking face. । There is an old bald-headed widow­ PF* For Jewelry and Watches go to : Part of the main building and the I imr coaled'. lairgo lx lea. containing 30 Fl).#, S3 cU. Henry Mayo lost a good horse last j For a«U by F. T Bob*. Beware crfcounurfcib. aud er in this town that went to Battle horse stables on the Charlotte fair t Thursday night. It appeared to be! huiUllnnv. Tbe genuine manuf-clnrrd only J. C. ground were burned Saturday. I Creek nnd got one of those soiled doves Miles Collins of Eaton Rapids, wax ; Big Bargains in Tea, aud a Beautiful i VJX J-L K3 WEST A CO.. The Fill Maker.," tSI and 183 W. well enough until a short time before | to keep house fpr him, and now he is thrown from his buggy on the 4th inst. | Conch Shell given with every Ponnd. ; it died. under the doctor’s care. The reason of .nd b.d hi. colter bone broken. C. W. Smith ; Tb.t m.y be brought them. They tte The Ladies Mite Society will meet which he asserts, is because he allowed HrMidi is Wealth. A sick horse was mortally wounded . 777------ 777—7— , keeD for sale at the lowest prices at Charlotte Charlotte on on the the 8th, Sth. by by colliding colliding .A of Flue Cut.on‘I J’Iu? P Tlinrsduy afternoon, Sept. 34, at Mr. her to sleep iu his bod. at and Mrs. McKeya. Is you want to with a team on one of the streets nt The Republicans of Assyria will W-* Feed. 14me.S^<, drive away trouble, and help in a good raise a Garfield and Arthur pole at Mc­ Charlotte. bacco of every shade and grade. Try Piaster, Stucco, Hair and A 116 foot pole, with a Garfield and them. cause come. Call’s Corners, ono mile south of Assy­ , -■ Arthur lianner floating from the Sum ­ Shingles. Bill Fox has left Ohio liehind and is ria Center to-day. Hon. Geo. Willard mit has been erected at the five cor­ They all do IL once more under his father’s roof in of Battle Creek, will tell why lie re­ ners near Charlotte. Go to the Old Reliable Market for Maple Grow. He had $25 taken out of turned to the Republican fold, and A purse of $83.40 was raised for Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats of all bis vest pocket while he was asleep on Hou. Geo. Hugget of Bellevne, is also James Korabeck of Eaton Rapids, kinds. Henbt Roe, AINSW8W0RTH A BROOKS. whose wheat stack were blown awav Proprietor. the cars between Jackson and Nashville. expected to address the meeting. by tlie blixartl lost week. ioriwd a<CT.t tot U>« Tillar, a fc Rev. D. H. Shelly goes as pastor to German Cornell of Lenawee Co., is r £HE BARRYYILLE MILLS. XiMliville Nlarketa. John Haynexs of Delta had his arm WEST * CO., Sole Propricwn. tlie Charlotte circuit, and Rev. Mr. hare ou business. The News readers caught in a belt, in Jno. Capet's mill Wbmt.por tm--------------------------------------Shark of that clrcnit comes to this, will remember Jira. Cornell wax sent on the 6th, and drawn over a pulley, Maple Grove and Cedar Creek. Mr. to the insane asylum at Kalamazoo and miraculously escaped being Shark will preach at tbe McKelvey • over two years ago, and the doctors seriously injured. school house Sunday evening. Jacob Numbers of Brookfield, first of that institution writes that she is no saw his wife at noou and wm married Onloa'a,p«rbu,‘. CARLTON ITEMS. better and is not likely to be. Mr. at 4 o’clock p. m. He proliably got a mathematician, as she was so ready in Thomas Blintou ixable to get about Cornell obtained a bill from her over a taking to XumberM. year ago. on crutches. Maria Dexstalter of Roxand, who, Cutting corn and preparing for seed Quarterly meeting was held at tlie MORGAN, BARRY' CO., MICH. not long since was awarded 6 cents ing is the order of the day. M. P. church on Saturday and Sunday. damage on a judgement for assault and Much sickneM among tlie little folk, The Saturday afternoon's sermon was battery, committed bv Ted Cole, has and many casex proving fatal. ATTENTION LAMBS I Jack Frost 1ms put in au appearance, by Elder Abbott. In the evening tlie been arrested by Cole tor threatning A TTHE JUtSIDENCE OF Lk'MAN K. BOOTH, and the fanners have to do a little ex­ members got a lecture on their uu- his life and in default of bail has been A. In KUuno. I wUl be fun nd in rrndinw- for loormlD remanded to jail for three mouths. tra work to pay for it. worthinesx from Elder McPhail, and The Journal comes to the front with Edward Ed wards one of a crowd of young men on a horning xoree, had Abbott and Elder Hendry followed in the glowing beMtlinea, “Charley Ross his gun blown to atoms in his hands, the icmur ciiaunel. Love feast on Sun­ in Eaton Rapids.’’and gives an account living with r Mrs. C A. «Blake, tearing off a part of two or three of bis day at 9 o'clock and sermon by Elder of —,a ----boy -j-------GOOD WORK GUARANTEED. ’ may possibly be the long lost fingers and otherwise injuring him so AM..U, An«b.r U, *. .fur. . .. . . - vuartry. but at present the probabilities severely that I >r. Lotting had to be — WALKER A NORTON, in the evening by ; possibilhtes stand in about the called to repair the damages. i nooDKud , ,, sermon , MRS. 6. OLliFIELD. Mon.lrv, JJ. L’xule M ason. 1 Vbl..r Elder Hendry. H. H, H. j ratio of 1 to 99. Frvp’v or the BAHRY VILLE MILLS Remodeled, Enlarged»Improved . -----FINEST SEWED BOOT So fin to Enabe COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. AINSWORTH & BROOKS IVLe n, Call PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE W"ep&CSK*^k,S;,S! loiey Sated iy Dealiu will lien WALKER-1 NORTON NO PATENT NO PAT. FLOUR, MEAL I FEED, ATTENTION FARMERS I �Dick WEEILT IEWI IEVIEW WM10.UO. to AMW, could ran • furrow so straight that it would break a knodt-kneed man’s leg to walk in it This xwnplishmsnt wm a Uy tho bark Trofsto. 'Ihc kind of froutwpiece to a futare volume tat the v«Me! and mrgo, ■hood had “Dr/* Buchanan,’th* Baker and hia companion bod a lively fight. Tlie large aoake. which wm evi­ dently tbe mother of the others, fought with ’great desperation, but they killed enter tbe villsgee and leave them. Even her and then the others.—-Philadelphia in Germany, where the “begging fe * am Ledger. • tirengden t'erboten,' ’’ they make intent appeals white the carriage chungea UlyMus Grant, jr.,.or " Buck" Grant, m he is generally called. Buck Grant is now twenty-eight years old, and one of the most successful financier of his age in this country. His talent in that direc­ The Churchman, diocuiming the retion has been fully brought out during the last two yearn. During the closing Btilte of the treatment of inebriety at the ticxS^ly- impressed with the charms days of his father'h Presidency he-acted Kingn county (N. Y.) and other Myluma, tugal there ia no nuisance of the kind. right, Ont, to HL Clair: Mich., and taksn back scattered around him like falling drojw rutitud that coast xiucc as Private Secretary. Grant doubted Mya: Whether drnnkenneM be con­ An excellent system of voluntary relief to Philadelphia. . of water tliat linger on leafy trees after a sidered a discMe ar a vice—and it ia un­ The island of Dominica, in tho West rain. But ha eoan met his fate, a young every one about him when Bidicock fell, doubtedly both—it does not appear on .Majuuull O. Egbert*, tho welland would not allow any one but Buck lady, Winnie Hogrow. Winnie was a to have access to to his private papers. the face of it why it may not be treated edl v underpopulated, and the peasant* day* and nights, while high wind* swept the beautifid girl and could cover m much Buck was at this time modest, smooth­ withunwMMfiilrerolte-iMUUO.ror t__ *11.. — ' .___ . -_____ 11 *A .1,. „ T„ Prerinotetb.y » .oneoff tl>» The late Marshall O. Roberta, of New «e* upon it, with tbe result of almoat total sub com with a hoe, and scrape m much cot­ faced, medium-sized, slim in figure and u>»Ui»e. It i. not pn-tended th.t JI mermon, and the destruction of crop*. No loaa ton m any man in the neighborhood. very boyish looking. His modesty and em— ot uuimit- tu be <mred. beu>g (4hOT tal bc„ U1(.T wdi of Mo ia reported....Nothing so dangerou*, The couple loved—devotedly, agricul­ wcll cl„u„[; while in the more, aud so difficult of detection, aa the rarrent turally. Hogrow had raised his daugh­ ability, however, made him manv friends. ranebmee boreditery, uid m other m- . M etenoee enpennducod by ceneeo, wd (CTtilc „(1 a,. north Alexander Agumz, st Newport, built about five •100 counterfeit note haa ever been known ter with great care, and now that she Some powerful meh in New York took up yaaraji^o, ^aml never occupied, hafc been d<- iu Amenc*. Tho plate ia so arranged that it hail attained her zenith of usefulness, it Buck when his father set out for Europe. come to. degree io -tach'no idull oi thfT „„ bo «ud to Im reUlrrelr net can Ik- Klju<cd to wuit the tamoof any national , bUjon-r in Young Ulysses, who is a graduate of Har­ man a eqnal. It ie enough Umt the batik. Tfii* make* discovery of the fraud grieved him to think of losing her. -.On who->.wile carried golden Mns. Rebecca Lyon, the bearded almoat imjxiaaible, except at the treasury, Bunday Dick went over, and, going out vard, thought hia future wm to bo devel- number of permenent rare, rangee bum her pereon at e Sunday ot and thero, atrange to aav, tbe cheat can only be where tho old man wm shelling corn to' ojMxlin the legal profession. He was, 50 to 80 ]>« oenL,-tale other, are largely benellted. Thu enema to be ' <4 from £5 to £20? And tho after admission to the bar, assigned to do Bum's, Forepaugh'*. and other ahow*, ha* jiwt the uigs, said: expended upon IL ■ about tho etale of the com in tl^ ^ miul ldm ^, baehie gar/rrio cloU,duty in tho United States District Attor ­ died al Hyracu*c, N. I. “Mr. Hogrow, I suppose—” bun. rf ril.er or gloeey -elThe Catholic Archbishop of QucImnney's office in New York. There Secre­ treatment of driinkennoo. There may "I don't fcuppoM anything, sir." bi the tlandvum of e tary John Sherman has thrown special bo oaaee enough m wlrndt Ute nee or duEm tawed a jiaatoral letter, deploring the emi­ “ 'Well, then, you doubtless know—’’ An express train on tho Indianqxilix white ahirt-tronh lighted up Inbusiness in his way. Buck Grant, after race baa been inherited from the aeoond gration which i* now going on from tliat prov­ “ I don’t know anything." and HL' Louts railway waa- thrown from the ince to tbe United fitatea. or third generation, or m which the „■ „, 1(i , tad in tb„ M1 jjfc accumulating a small capital under "That's all right, then. I am going track on a bridge tbirtv feci high, at The chief engineers of the fire de­ to marry your daughter, and by next influential and powerful auspices, Iwgan ncrvouB system has become so utterly I warjm hard, to be sure; sometimes his. Bl. Mary'* Btatfon, Ind., a few ufchbi sliattered that nothing can restore it thc long ot midsummer, will making ventures iu Wall street Ho ago. Tlie conductor wm killed, aud partmental the United State* met in annual corn-planting you will know something. nuceeedod bo well that ho abaodoued tlje Tbu atanda to reaaon But to outer rltaoil to aixtoou Lour., but then, like ■Bvoral -paaaengow were injured. It is convention at Boaton, teat week. William A. Do you weaken, ^fc. 'r- Hogrow?" ”-------own bard-working collien. iu>d low for more profitable fields of Hpecu- and, it will be aeon, the majority ot thought tlie disaster wa* cauaed by Green, of that city, was elreted Prewidrut, aud "See here, yoi ing feller, I can't afford lation. Becoming interested, finally, iu raaeo, either there u no cepecial appo, ; ob,™ ho ]ive« nuc«nmonlv welb He ■ ■ - -« _ J._ Hwenie, of Chicago, on# of tho Vice hi lose my gaL J I _____ have xhad powerful mining stocks, he paid a visit to the' Pa­ lite for strong drink, or, even if this up- caa cven afford to be something of an ep. uwocmzciiH oi nanniuai, xiu.. nnmnu vanici D. Carnery and Bamucl Htilold*, d<*cended a mine Prciddcnta. ’ bad luck this /season. The cut-worms cific coast, where the great bonanza firm iietito amounts to a pMsionate craving , he rejoioew in a variety of diet, Mrs. Oliver Joly and her three began on the cc>ro by shaft Dear that city too aoon after tho expiomon ' tlie ' time it came <Mir uiidn ni might well envv Hia of a blast, and were auffocatod... .Tbe Prtwd- diildreu were drowned by the tipwetting of a up, and the jingn pitched into the cotton; of Flood k O’Brien took him under' its for it, there is still such a basis of phvsfare mchules beef and ’ l»oon, wing. Mr. Flood teased young Buck a ical and moral power to. build upon that bal dentlal party arrived at .Hgn Franctaco on the and, to moke tin Epgs worse, my brat mule boat on the St Lawrence river, at Bfirthier, ----, ----------9ih of September, and were given an enthnufew jioiiits, and he mado such a good use by a few montlra treatment a man may (lHed a^h-which is the common delaaiic greeting, nearly tho entire imputation Quebec. Two men and women were saved by and one of m' pws got into’d fight thh of them that tho great speculotors backed igain become Ins own master. , icacy of bread, and clinging to the boat j [ other dnv.1 p cow hooked tlie mule ' turning out. young Ulysses in his cruise around the rice, ohves, and olive oil, with a luxuPOLlTlCAJta ' and the nrtiie-kicked the cow, until lx>th until lx>th Several of the Northwestern States world of speculation, acting as his men­ The Sad Passenger. nous profusion of succulent vegetables. The Missouri Greijnlmck State Cen- of them died. So, under tlie circum- tor at every point. Tho docile pupil so re now bolding their annual agricultural fair*, “Once, over these boundless prairies," ' He is allowed gourds and cabbages, J’d rather .VOU‘d morn-somebody made use of his skillful training that at the sod passenger said, “over these ! «’ discretion, nor can anything l>e more aud the display of product* is pcrfuctly tral Committee tnrt at Kt. Loui* teat week, and nrudigwBa. Never has earth given aoch under authority given them by the State Con-1 *t?'T . . ■ ■. tho end of two years he had $1100,000 prairies—" “They call them ‘prurries’ ' suitable to « sultry climate. Aud, like “I don’t accept your misfortunes os placed to his credit It was only when ulondugB , upon man aa thia year.... over in Indiana," the „ fat passenger said. ■ tlie Frenchman, nnd his nearer neighbor mses. I’m going to marry the girL girL" A half-Lreod Indian named Dixon, convicted of toral ticket for the State, with Andrew Itoral OXCU T^,“; Jmgotng this sum wm reached that the young “ -And _L_1 down 22_ L’Lin j,”Illinois,' said the cross ' the Spaniard, he is always aometliirig of tbe murder of a woman, waa executed at At*ka, aiul O. H. Barker a* eloctoraat-tergc,. and 1 "I'll you what II'll do. Dick Diet Ill I’ll “ 111 tell you ’ll do, a matrimonial alliance passenger, “ .... •• them ■ • i» i i they call ‘.perarries." ,'a cook Not that he has studied refine­ Indian Territory, on the 10th InaL Being given adopted plans to puah the Greenback campaign j make this arrangement: We'll wrestle, man proposed ---------- i “And up iu Michigan," tho brakeman menta of cuisine; but he can dress tho now ashi* choice aa to the inrttmiuent of death, ta in tne State....chairman Barnum ban declined ■ and if you throw mo the girl's vour’n: if with tho great firm. Buck has Hociated with --------asr__ ----------------------M1V selected a Winchester rifle. Hi* own coualn, the Domination to Congress from the Fourth ■ T throw vou ahe' ------ ’* "-- with him partner hisbrothiY j gaij, “tjiev them ‘pairs.’" “And simple ingredients of his banquets in a. j ' s mine. If you marry also at hia request, fired tbe fatal ball.... district of Conm-cUcuL Imvsu*c of his duties , Buck himself prumiws dbwn in Kentucky," fcentuckv.' the man on tlie fashion that is inimitable bo far as it‘ ' I down I her I shall pleasantly Jewe D. Giant The Secretary of tho Illinoi* State Board of on Hie Democratic National Committee. “ey ngainst ngainst my my will, w to liecome one of the most brilliant oper- wood-box w • • • ’ • “they call them remarked, The lielated wayfarer, who is. Agriculture fundaliea the following figures in exterminate you If you throw me and Dnuicnza ol the loth into, from marry her, this farm, together with tho atom in the country. Besides the fortune I «.‘perars.'" “Well, anyhow,” tho sad asked to sit down to the stew tliat lias regard to the wheat cron of tho State for 1880: that he has made for himsdf he has made 1 passenger resumed, “once over these r bcefi slowly simmering in the pipkin over Tlie total Dumber of Inuhda raised waa 5d,5»<,gal, is your'n. I ’ ll give throe trials — ono 309, of which 53,865,505 were winter and 2,642,­ close that the official return* will be required to several special speculations for *his father. I plains—’’ “You said‘prairies' before," | tho embers—it is, intact, the Spanish ‘w to-day, one three weeks from now, and 808 spring wheat. Tlie number of acn-a m Just before Gen. urant went to Mexico | the passenger with tlie saudy goatee. . olla jtodrida—has, assuredly, no reason winter wheat waa 2,970,08g, and 286.264 decide • ho ia elected. Tho Congressional del­ the other six weeks." lie entrusted to Buck Grant $2o,000 for I and Btarted a very profound it UUUUU j’ to complain. Then his wino, toU.v, though ... tn spring wheat.... Ed. J. Murdock, egation stand* aa follows : Hoed. Republican, Dick was oomjielledto agroo, although w..li ” and a promising youth of Cincinnati, ha* re-elected in tho First district by 109 plurality; the old man was recognized m tho liest the purposa of seemg wlmi could be done । philological discussion bv it Well, I‘ is is "crecn. "green," and notent potent, and and hrnulv. heady, nml and, wU. il BuokOrMldunnffthetoirenoe on<5) ovor enbuil- prairies robbed hi* widowed mother of 87,000, Frye. Republic*n, re-elected in the Second ' —“ over tbofc these. , verdant ” only to be appreciated by one born to wrestler in the country. Ho had chal ­ district by 1,800 majority ; Lindaay, Republican the extent of her fortune, and disappeared. of his father, cleared for him from the | "The first - said - - the - cross • time," paasen- tbe use of it, is infinitely anperior to the clcctcj, iu the Third district by 451 majority ; lenged evcrvbody, aud laid thrown every­ „er “you said 'boundless prairies. A 156-hovk race between men nnd I*sdd. FusioniaL re-elected in tho Fourth dis­ one who liad accepted After eatingdin­ capital some $40,000; so Gen. Grant, u)»on j „ZT, adulterated lieer the .Englishman buys athones was brought to a conclusion at Chicago trict by a reduced majority; Murcb, FuaionUt, ner the old man announced his williug- his return, found a dispatch placing $05,- «•«» “Well, then, over these boundless prai­ the village "public.” — Blackwood'ie 000 at liis disposal by his thrifty son. ries once—" “Only once?" asked the Magazine. re-elected in the Fifth district by from 1,000 a ness to toko tho ttrst ballot Dick was Xo 1,500 majority. Tbe Rcutiblican* have a this profitable sjieculation added to fat passenger. young man named Byrnes, tbe acore at the rckxI working majority in the Legislature .. i willing. • Tho contestants; including tho ,With . ... , . ini passenger The and passenger sighed, finish staDding aa follow*; Men—Byrnes, 578 The Minaoun Republican Convention, in *<•*- I' girl, went into the yard, tho girl took tho his credit, Gen. Grant is worth to-day in i,nt The Orster. ’ * went — ‘ on : “Once the painted In­ tlie neighliorhood of 8180,000. This 1st- ...... miles ; Krohne, 585; Colaton, 529 ; Schoch, 420 ; •ion at HL Loui*, nominated the following I —" “What for?" croaked According to Mr. Frank Buckland a hats and tho men grappled each other. Jackson, 203. Honea—Betsy 'laker, 56H miles; candidate* for State offices : For Governor, | eat mining «h»n>orf schomu of Buck Orutf,.in Grant’ll in u„ ,lOT.n who ulk, «t A^~f" great deal has to be Raid in a physiologi­ Bose of Texas, 545; Bathman's enter, 527: CoL D. P. Dyer; Lieutenant Governor, Milo Tho signal was given and Dick wont over ptanitgbu I.Uwr nt the l.™d of th. 8u . , eut ,„n, hi, j, c || Crockett, 525. cal view in favor of the oynteraa an arti­ Blair ; Secretary of Htato, J. C. Broadwell;. I tho old man's head and plowed a short hnlroCjm.nm;T, to lm<d ppon . pbn of । b, ,„,da lh^ , cle of food. There is an average of about • The last of a very successful engage­ Auditor, L. A. Tliomaa; Treasurer, W. Q.»’1■ furrow in the ground. the Toothful Llv.to. tortoUizo the wild- h,j w u„ , llllH h.|, it - 1 । two and a half ounces of meat to every "Give me my hat” he said to the girl. eat dreams of Monte Christo. I he union*--------------------------------ment in an artistic way j* announced for this Dallmcyer: Attorney General, H. H. Hard-' | ing ; Railroad Commtauoucr, Howard Baran* 1I “Don’t give it up," she remarked. twelve ounces of shell in each oyster, week. PalmiT's Union Square Theater Company (colored): Supreme Judge, J. E. C. 1 of tlie Grant,and Flood families is to be : Novel Use of Wood Shavings. c- ' handing over his tile. “Go away nnd followed by an aggregation of wealth that I and its constituents include much phos­ concluding their engagement at Haverlv' Chi­ Carnes; Register of I-and*. Adam Tbui*.... From wood shavings and paper Herr phate of iron and ozmazone, or creative cago house, with the “ Banker's Daughter" a* The Democrat* of New Hampshire met ''in‘ practice." Dick left discouraged^ but, will make the families among the moat I tbe play for the last week. Mr. Thome and ah convention at. Concord last week. Hon. Frank taking tho girl’s advice, wrestled with formidable in point of influence in thia Heilenfnnn niakra {dates, dishes, etc., as matter similar to essence of meat, and tbe other favorites of this strong and Well-bal­ Jones wa* unanimously nominated for Gov- ateamlxiat men nnd uuov.o »c umu farriers uum until< m tlie time country. follows: Selected plane shavings are also a certain quantity of gelatine or anced company are in the cast emor. CoL W. H. D. Cochrane, Joseph Good- for tlie next train c&mc. At the npmucilaginous , । bound into bundle* and steeped in a matter, and another ma­ C. W. West, of Cincinnati, has given A ’Gnltnr Wnrv I lwl111 wc-*k gelatine solution nbout terial of which phosphorus is tlie main F 0 *" 1 " 1 **" “ •. »«* "l-ix-ml at Hog ­ Railroad Comnuixioncr*, and G. B. Chandler * ’ .. , . T . .. JTi L t twenty-four hours, then dri.d and cut ingredient It is the principal brain­ •150,000 for the erection of an art museum in and Joljn C. Maulton were chosen Elector*.... I ^nwulence. A month later I visited Lake Jeasup into suitable lengths. Plate< are cut of giving food that can be taken, and hence “ that city, upon condition that the citixens will The Maasaciiuoctt* Republican Convention re" Feel like vou con cut your capers with Judge Emmons, of Jacksonville, j strong jmjier or thin pasteb mrd of the is so largely used by those fond of liter­ raise an equal amount. nominated Gov. Lpng and all the other State , puttv wall ?’■ Mked the old man. with tlie exception of Treasurer, whom I “I think so. I feel Hint my cause is The judge wm a w onderful marksman, ( xize of the . bjecta to lie prod teed. These ary pursuits, and in this manner has be­ The number of hogs slaughtered nnd officer*, the State conatitntiun prohibit* from holding a just, aud, with the aid of kind Provi­ m full of fun as a magpie; but hu was । ----- —'*L •• • • • -• , re moistened with a liquid c insisting of- come, an almost essential element of diet second term... .The Democrat* of Dakota have j getting old, and his eyesight was failing. I wonk gelnauc solution with s slium wn- to intellectual men. The annuls of the Sept 14 wu 2,359,000, again*! 1.481,000 for tlw nominated M. 8. McCormick for .Delegate to | dence, I hope to pile you." One day we killed a monster on the edge j tergiass, ind pressed in heat «1 metallic . University of Faris shallow forth that. “ Providence comes in putty handy at Coagre**. corro*pondinR period last v«r....H*U, the times,’’ said the old man, pulling off his of a marshy canebrake. He had splen­ | nnilds. After drying, tlie pressed paper । when scholastic disputations were more defaulting treasurer of Luca* couutv, Ohio, coat, “but it’s a harder matter to buck did teeth, and tho judge wanted to se­ , object* nv coated on both sid « with nn than usually rife and boisterous tlie stu­ ha* returned to Toledo to aeUle up hi* boinnre* Dispatches from London of the lOtli agin an old staker. Get outeu yer jacket cure them aa mementoes. Tlie pointer | ndhesive material made of five |>nrts Ibis­ dents were in tlie habit of rehearsing affair*. It i« aaid tliat bi* aam-t* are more than sufficient to cover tho deficit.... A'Nock of place the lo«* of life by the Hcaluun colliery ex- ; If I fall, the gtd and the farm is your’n. of the ls»at was tied to the reptile's leg, ; sine, gelatine imd one part th! k tiirj»cii- their debates over oyster suppers. Louis btiHdinga on Fourth street, HL Loui*. ha* l>ecn ploaion in Durham at iMitwcen 130 and 140. ' Four hundred acres, and all under fence. and we towed him acroas an arm of the j tine, the rhavings are applied to tli<‘ui, V1IL, whodied in 1'226, loved oysters so­ burned. Ix»* eatimated at 8200,000... .Tlie people of 8L Loui* are ctamoring loudly for a Very few bodies hail been recovered up to lluit j Gal weighsi^ie hundred and fifty j>otinds. lake to solid ground. A small ax was | and the whole is subject to pressnre. well and thought so much of his cook for new enumeration of tlie censu* of the ettv, date. It i* thought the expkxion originato.1 In 1 Big indticementa." Tbe two men grap­ borrowed from the house of a “cracker" i W.«h1 *1 avings alone would, b-cause «4 the savory manner in which ho iurnished •(aiming tliat the fln-t count wan a fata’ one. ' th# lower scam, aud that ga* wa* driven over pled, and again Dick plowed up the near by, and we concluded to decapitate th.-ir iin> qunl thickness, present uneven . them up for tbe royal tablet, hat he in­ tho furnace. The explorer* for a time had to the prize, boil the head and rempvo tho surfn>->-* Tlie objects are now cat, il vested tlie ch»f de cuisine with a patent The village of Woitesburg, Wash. huapend tho work of bringing up the survivor* ' earth. _ _ . ’ot .give ----- rup," , ____ teeth. The laxly was so .large that we “ Don said.... the girl. nece»»-4y. dried and- varnished. of nobility and made him a handsome an­ Ter., ha* been almost completely destroyed by I 1in —co?'ouaequcncL- of the *tat>k-s being on fire. A । "No," said tlie old man, "for the land | could Dot draw xt upon the ahore. A _ ha* . been ”~uan nual allowance. The members of the­ fire... .May Clarke, 13 year* of age, ' dromx’d dead on hearing of tlie death ' . ”w'’ j of her brother in the piL ' '_____ ‘ ‘ stake was cut tmd jaunted and driven . College of the Sorbonne were invited by held at r *. ' Bulla. — r to tioil — Lancaster. Ohio, for anon. Two o — 1 , . ; ia under (cnee, aud tiie gal weighs one | through tlie jaws nf tho nqitile, pinning hundred and fifty — can handle a hoe of her playmate* allege that ahe »et a bam on I SEVERAL European jxiwers have in- j Louis XI. to come once every year toj him into the mull The wirier WM*pro£ j . £ R Chicago reporter who wrote : । him into the muiL fire....Gen. Bushrod Johnson, a well-known j vitod Gladstone to take a holidav within their i wonderful!" feast upon oysters, until ou one occasion ' V two • ' feet • ’ deep. n. The judge drew out 1 drvd <»« nt fi«t The judge "Dick nnd pondered It ablv L iSi.Tn --T went away r.------ V.-.1 " ( a distinguishes theologian came to an un­ sfieath knife, knife, and nnd was was about about ti to make “J1**, „but the .second was not u> tut campon..... ..Tlie lne was v ,.v«... Unit ...... tim old man could throw aa sheath .u araroupn Mvuupiu county, evurnj, iu. xu. but for th( the. pxciting exciting political campaign. evident timely end by drowning in the River v . । fatal. A French writer, and not an A DUEL 1‘’rincc rinre of Wale* w»* wa* indneed induced to forego hi* bi* con- him every time, time. To lose the girl was to an incision when be was cautione-. ... « duel between a Ute and a Navajo I I ' Seine after the symposium had cou“pUted rtdt to Atutralia L-. rnx ;.t occurred reocnllv recently Dear near Banta Fc. Their quarqnar- ' t« te’m P,*l‘‘d ji*it in coiuM-qucnce of j, wreak hJ, his Ute. life. An idea o*ruv» struck o»u.. him. He bnrefiaxted negro who stood on tlie bank Irish, mode this bull: “ In tlie death i eluded. great distance from hu Queen-mother in i:.. S. St”,1. •.“> “»? '“"Kb" -«b i the 5±i±SiMaikJ. He ure left Ute ,...;.a.iw.-i,r-w1 unKblwbud M>d watching the ojK-ratiou with curious eyes. . of Monsieur Tliiers,. France is widowed • knives. The Ute wa* killed ca*** the should become HL . , ... .. .. 3* . .. noli," j •iuto*. uu? wa* anuxi. . remained until tlie tima^for the third fall "Better git shut o’ dat ah gatah, shuali, In the Irish Landed Estate Court, last nil south. | rnF- wmbmed fleets of Europe hnv- j WM nPnriv up# (>„ tho appointed day said he;. " 'twell tweu ho no lie done <lone gone dead." deoil.’’ | “““ ‘ J “** , month, tin some one that he had hud re- ; 'fipi TipiM-rury "Oh, good L<>ril."cxcliumed the judge, • who wI1° said of someone Ktrary wm 833 000 °T‘ Youxo De Jarnette, who, some time “*idUoJ “ Turkah water* to compel tbr he visited tlie old man. i nounc.il the errors of Popery for those JoS g f -It------------hod beeik last July, killud his mster Mollie, aa inmate of • cc**lon of Ftilrigno to Montenegro, a* provided I “I have agreed to everything." ug," said “he’s been dead an hour. If he was |, of ProUwtantiam. It wm a Kkusoa noli- ,। bought b°“g in 4‘ r '^°' a house of ill fame at Danville ’ Va. in order i *** tn?atT oi B«rl!ii. thc Porte ha* concluded j Dick, “ nnd now I ask a favor. Hitherto alive do you reckon he'd he’d allow us to drive 1 ~ ~ . I tician who said of his party “that they —---------== to win# oat tbe atalu ou hi* family escutcheon. Ii — Ji™" ,to 1** ‘J?'-1 x1 nave 1?ccn ----- -- ——- t— uccii embarrassed. cmtwnuKu. Let axjx thc the final fluid I na btakc stake through through him." “No gatah am 1 fT-- 4—* __ n.— ____ f , .. . Hatched trootM to effect the ceaunn liefnrn tin- . • . . > < . » were prepared to burn their ships, and THE MARKETS, MARKETS. j 1! darkey observed. The judge laughed with every sail unfurled steer bolfllv ww — . i trustI triad sucres*ncreMfullv oo *omu of thc marc turba I W111 mw;t 1°”11010 ttt 10 ° dock, NETWORK. FrazEB Brothers tobacco warehouse । lent chief*. chiefs. “Any wax suits me," replied tlie old and jmssed me the knife. I inserted the out into the ocean of freedom.” Mixed i and magnificeut as the imagery is, it I Tm: Queen of Spun. iu. been lufelr 1 m«n- "1'11 .’<™ «ny” lure." blmlc iu a bullet bole lu-ar U» .boulder, at Louisville, Ky., has been destroyed by fire. ,. Loss Mtfanated at •150,000. 1. . goah in tlie fleah, flesh, following the does not approach that of the Austrian ' At 10 o'clock o’clock tlie tlie old man stood iu iu the and cut a gosh Southern papers chronicle the death, i delivered of a daughter. Both are dsing well. I yard chuckling. His combatant climlx-d trend.iu the diamoud-slumod scales l>o- Minister of Justice who, in 1848, de­ neath tlie skit*. Judge Emmons stood dared at Vienna, that "the chariot of at his home hi Clarksville, Tenn., of Hon. Gu»- I near tlie monster's tail. Tbe knife pene­ the Revolution was rolling around and taru* A. Henry, an old-time Whig leader in . * vi.v to ■ — n. ’ A.inzv UL.m gnashing its* teeth its it rolled I"—6’. A. ks that State. He was a member of the Balti­ nativiw, and after nevcral hours' han! lighting The struggle woh short Tho old man trated the quivering flesh, and was Cox's •* li’hp We Jxiugh." more Convention which nominated Bell and the French retreated with a toss of fourteen went up into tlie air, came down and stained with blood. As quick ns a flash Everett; be ran for the Govurnorahip of killed, eleven wounded, and all their baggage struck tlie ground with a force that tlie tail shot from the water''and the TenncM<co in 1853 agaiaat Andrew Johnaon, captured. They returned to the coaat, rcfittod,aud almost took bis life. Ho lay for a mo­ judge was knoeketi fully ten feet The The Marquis of Bute was, years ago, but wa* defeated; wa* a member of the Con­ have atarted by another route to try their luck ment almost unconscious. Dick raised reptile lai-sed bis head, stake and all, and struck with the picture of * a beaver federate Senate, and one of the con­ once more.’.. .A serious insurrection has broken sailed out into the lake like a submarine fidential adviacra of Jefferaon Davin Hi* elo- out at Herat, in Afghanistan, and tho Governor him up and assisted him into the house. battery. Judge Emmons lust his glasses, village, serving as a frontispiece to a “Thegnl and the farm is your’n,” said book of travels in Canada, with the re­ the old man, and the young couple em­ but was fortunately unhurt Tlie inci­ semblance of the site to a sjxit on his near London. braced each other. l’he next day they dent, however, convinced him tliat it Rothesay estate, and he conceived the wm dangerous to fool with . dead alli ­ idea of acclimatizing the animal. He A.n unsuccessful attempt was recently were married. Shortly after the cere­ mony was over, a large negro man ap­ gator Until after sundown.—Florida Cor­ sent to Canada for ucavera, nnd, after The young man, De Jarnette, who nnulf to blow np B railway train near London peared at the door, aud, attracting Dick’s respondent of the K. Y. Sun. inclosing the share of the lako in tho with dynamite.. ..Prince Biamarck liaa aban­ attention, said : "I wants my $10. I woods, he let them lonsn upon it The doned the project of a U-nx-laDic rretem.... flung tho ole man hard ’nough to kill Killing Fourteen Rattlesnakes. creatures soon made themselves at home, Politica in France are in a ctuunlc rtate of un­ Two convicts belonging to a gang certainty. De Frereinet, tbe Premier, and him. Where’s my money?" Dick gave Isaac Baker, n veteran snake fighter, of and began to build as busily as if they working ou the railroad Dear Mount Sterling, Gambetta arc far from friendly, and change* him $10, and, tuniing around, received a Scranton, Pa., exhibited the xkuis aud had remained in their native forests. in the Ministry are considered probable... .The searching look from the old man. “Til The young Duke of Portland was so Mark Lane Ajj-rraa, in ita hut review of tb< explain,’ said the bridegroom. “Real­ rattles of fourteen rattlesnakes, which charmed with the sight of the Marquis of foreign grain trade, report* tl.e wheat barret izing tliatI couldn't throw you, and at he had just killed on the mountains west chopped him to dcalh, and ccaped.... nearly completed in moat English count!ra the same time realizing that my happi­ of Scranton. Baker went to the mount­ Bute’s leaver colony that he determined one each---side «of ».« his - — — — on —-----In a shooting affrir at Buffalo Springs. Tex., The crop has proved generally disappointing, a ness depended upon this marriage, I re­ ains with his father-in-law. He was, to establish startled to find two monster rattle- | '*tates m England and Scotland. He J. T. Lamb teedred twelve burimhot in hl* per- coiiidderablc portion of the grain being blighted sorted to a bit of treachery.” Here he snakes lying at his feet Each of the *iaM *el?t ,o Canada for the brutes, and is ’K’^’ ,G*crK^. Edwnrd« five, CoL Youn-; four, and the yield having been overstimated. sad I'Wmi Chandler w<* shot in the bend. All The new Finance Minister of Russia, stopped to buckle his onus around his men curried a heavy stick, and Baker ptepanng the ground. I .........................>*•« du the wounded are In a critical condition. Maiwife. " I found a big negro that I knew pinned one of tlie reptiles to tlie ground, ; ------- - ------------------------M. Bunge, w *aid to have found the finance* *o CINCINNATI. could throw you, and offered him $10. - — scoson of squirming ■। — The — Rev. J. W. Grubb, officiated ai dirorganiEcd aud incrugled with defal.■ato.ua Tliat's why I wonted the wrestling to take and, after a short season rAEHINCTON. that Gen. Melikoff ho* advwcd tho Czar to place in the dark. After be had thrown judratltag, cut off U. haul «tU.)«k- »lo.l wto. >utcnd«l to l» . mortnur. apjoiut a commiMion to inreatigate tbe dekmfc Wboeta, who oogsgtol the other M SpriogiWd, Mo., l.ut utter.anl D*rtiucnt....A BL Pcteraburg di»patch atate* you. I rushed forward and raised you ntomtor, hd non troobl.-, u ut htol tho knot ’ ie„ai „,d aant three mwhu agent* to South Carolina to that ’Jia a political priaoDcr. confined five up." TOLKDOi' ;Mrer Mtcounton-a ntch o loo betorv It mod. . fontud record rf the rertilikumonth*, reeeullv btuirid lnni*elf BcL r.> When Dick had finished, the old man lum <«yrml tune., bat, by » The The couple ooapk, were wore indignant mdijaMt at to this Uu* action, wdm' tarn ia that State. he died be diMdoacd the name* of the Nihilist dexterous use of his legs lie kept out anil-had the clergyman prosecuted. He An aged colored man Ims appealed to leader*, m>d that of the author of tbe Winter looked at him for full five minutes, and reT*alace expliMion... .It l* announced that Iteau I marked: “It was a mighty mean trick, of the way, while he dealt the snake sev- WM fined 825 for making a false return • Treasurer Gtlfillan in s matter in which b#I* it BtMtey wul pay a final virit to tbe United States but the form and gal are your'n. Four era! effective blows with his club, and but be has appculel, and for months the vuttwmtaM cSrtl . .mr” btl?‘lrc‘1 Mcrt* nnder fence, and the gal finally killed it One of the snakes pair will not know whetlier or not they noeo nf invt«msttng the»hun*qa«tion in the oua hundred and fifty. ” measured four feet six inches in length, are husband and wife. UmUxlBUt..4 q»«uoninuw _______________________ and and had had sixteen sixteen rattles, rattles, and and tinthe other other •ta Dataware. where he Urea, paid him a It is claimed for tlie organ now being A cable dispatch of the 16th instj The Priest’s Wit nrbiANAKiua.* f about ff3W in Confederate montv. placed iu the Stewart cathedral at Gar­ i4..J Curran once said to Father Leary : their skins and rattles, Baker and den City, L. L, that it will be the most “I wish, Reverend Father, that you Wheeler advanced to a clump of rot ks perfect, the most expensive, and, in were St. Peter and had tho keys of for tli< purpose of making a close exam­ heaven, because then you could lei me ination of the KtontK. Their progress from Mexico state that Praai ■ iu." The shrewd aud witty priest saw was impeded, however, by the presence tbe sarcasm, and turned its sharp edge of a fierce rattlesnake of monstrous size, DK Taxmen ia Dot meeting with great >- - «>■ TV«M �5!= OUBAT. SATURDAY, "hept. 18, lliSO - AU. SORTS. sines the death of Black Hawk and Rd California girls prefer runaway marJacket. He was born probably within the present territory of Colorado, some smaller than from asm in flush of milk, rago ;. Manchester ia as large as Cincin­* hod oasemlded at the house of Stuiiui, A stone in a stocking ia the nearest fifty-five or sixty years ago, when that and; in order to obtain all the butter, nati ; Newcastle as Detroit; Bristol ar.'■ to attend the funeral of his child. Just tlie cream from the former should be region nominally belonged to Mexico, approach the Chicagoans have to mistlebut was utterly unknown to white men. Milwaukee. * . us the procession was about to farm, a churned together, and the same of newA Hr. Lons firm is building a steam­ your The important tribe of Utea, of which double report was heard, the brother of milk cows. • he was.the most conxpicuous individual, boat for tlie exclusive use of ite com­ The Houston Pott estimates tlie cot­ Hungarian and Timotht Compared. cornjamy. the Mayor.of the village having fired two ; occupied an immense territory, embrac- mercial agents. -^Itimotoy hay there are 11:36 per ton crop of Texas for thia year at 1,250,­ shots at one of the men who had come ' ing a large part of Utah (which derives Ingersoll says: “You have got to 000 bales, or one-fourth of Ahe entire’ to the funeral. The friends of the man cent?-of albuiiiiuoida’; in Hungarian, HOUSEKEEPERS* HELPS. ite name from the tribe) and nearly all fight for everything that is good, and the 9.87. Of fat-forming elemonts Hunga; crop of tbe United States. of Colorado west of the Rocky mount­ work is never done." who hod been fired at armed themselves riau has 2.28 percent,; timothy, 8.55. Borton Baked Bkanil—This can be ains. Tlie chief settlements of the Utes The New Orleans Picayune thinks , with guns and swords and laid siege to Of nitrogenous extracts Hungarian has baked in a'rango oven very well- if tbe were upon the Colorado river and its Tub New York Herald has an article 38.41; timothy, 53.85. Of woody fiber. the bouse of the Mayor, whose brother Hungarian, 31.55; timothy, 26.41. B<»th beaus are not parboiled much. I have upper tributaries, the Grand, Green, that in this country professional beauties on the clothing trade, which shows that are crowded out by amateurs. ' hod taken refuge there. A • brisk fire timothy and June grana (Kentucky blue baked them lately without parboiling, White, Gunnison and San Juan riven. „ New York stands first and Chicago There are two distinct kinds' of boys only soaking them over night Bake in They are divided into several bands, un­ wan'interchanged tetwoen the besiegers ! second in tho bumneea of making and a cool oven all day long, and have a large der separate chieftains, the best known in this world—the human boy and tha bands being the Uintah Utea in Utah, boy who exists in Sunday-school books. celling men’s furnishings and garments. and the defenders, but no great harm lish exchange says: On the first appear­ square of thick fat jwrk on top. During the past twenty-five years was done, and the prime offender was ance of tlie disease, make s quart of oat­ Khmpino Cathup.—A friend tells us die the White River Utea, the Southern Utea and the Uncompahgre' Utea, tho sixty persons have gone over the Ni­ So great was tlie heat in Brighton, able to stool away. • His nephew, how­ meal -porridge, stir into it a tallow can­ experiencod much difficulty in keening Int ter being the most numerous, and ths agara Falls, and been washed into eter’ die, nnd give warm.to tho chickens; re­ her catsup from fermenting after bottling, ever, a lad, camo out with a gun to his nity. England, on Saturday, Aug. 14, that a peat in nlxrat two hours. Sometimes I until she tried the cxiieriment of storing <me to which Ouray belonged. The The people of the United table-cloth in a drawing-room in Clin­ shoulder, and was nt once shot down by used two or three tablespoonfuls of drip- it in unused fire-places. She has no name is derived from the range of tonville was act on fire by the sun’s rays tlie -attacking party. Tlie gend'armes Eg, when I-had no tallow caudle in the trouble dow with the corks flying out or mountains which they inhabited, and some more coffee than those of any other country — some 833,000,000 rx>unda tliis probably from the Spanish words arrived in time to stop the encounter l>ebottles bursting. ise, and. with equal success. The ex­ concentrated through a decanter of j fore anymore lives, bad lieen lost; but treme simplicity of this remedy renders Blanc-manoe for Invalids.—One uu compadrc. literally a fellow-god­ water.. At Cheltenham on the same day, father, but colloquially meaning a good it nt least worth a trial. I have never ounce of gelatine, one quart of milk, and several of the partisans on each side jbo great had been tne heat that a child, lost a chichan with gapes after adminis­ sweeten with white sugar; put on fire friend. Ouray became acquainted in over a poor little worm's work, when he aged' 4 months, which was left under n have made their escajie to the mountains, tering this remedy. and stir it until the gelatine is dissolved; early life with some of the Mexicans on might get at the hole thing in a nutshell ______________ , Crib-biting is often a habit/ but may then pour into a bowl and stir until it is tlie northern confines of New Mexi­ by eating a few chincapins. small tent while the mother was at work where they will pury on » w«r ul ex- ' cjUB-emi Those troubled with flatulent dys­ I»e caused by a disease. Indigest .cold; flavor with vanilla; put into a cold co, traded with them aud learned at the Biddings, was found dead at 1 termination against each other. the Spanish language so as to bo able to pepsia may do well to replace the sugar sions a constant irritation niauuu oniluu uid uneasiness, place to stiffen. , o'clock from congestion of the brain use it in conversation. Since the settle­ in their tea and coffee with glycer I v which may/ pel — the — 1 horse “ ’ -----to take * hold A- negro in Paris, driven to suicide Excellent White Cake.—Two cups caused by the excessive heat and stretch the neck as a of granulated sugar beaten to a cream ment of Colorado and Utah by Ameri­ teaspoouful or two to sweeten it sheer want, wrote down his story, sov 'zi* with tlw cans he came into close relations with ’ .... means Corsets are -said to have originated .....oel. From this grows the it in a tin box, secured tlie box to hta habit of cri/i-biting and wind-sucking, with a scant cup of butter, then add a rnur.y settlers, and was known as the from an iron waistband, in which tryanthird of a cup of sweet milk, the whites Tnr. aggregate stock of proper names parson and drowned himself in the Siene. which ccnsbsS^hen the cause is removed. of eight eggs beaten to a stiff froth, and white man’s friend. Many years ago. nical husbands in tho early history of while hunting east of the Rocky mounti is so limited tliat they are duplicated in It appears from his statement that his As a remedy give the horse in his fiXHl, thc human family encased their wives. three and a half teaenpsful of sifted flour, almost every town, much to the annoy­ father was an African chief, tributary to daily, for. a fflw weeks, one drachm <rf with two teaspoonsful of yeast powder ains, his only child, a boy 12 years old, j Colonel I*>b Ingersoll says that MX. b. U» Siiux ul b l»- whm . ,ni„la, OT ch„. ance of traveling men who frequently tlie Negus of Bbyssinia, who, ■ having, cop;>erajp<lnT'-hnlf an ounce of ground mixed with it Flavor and hako in a llcved to bo rttUhrng. ThuwM tbo a,, toaltto y, tataAd ginger, and feed him upon cut feed, with moderate oven. find their letters opened "by resident risen in revolt against his suzerain, was gre.U-.tgno! ol huh* Mid ho repeat- mil .h. him hi crushed or ground grain, and one ounce Enos for Winter Vie.--To two and edly, and not unreasonably, api*ealed to | partis* of similar names and with initials killed in fight. Two of the chiefs sons, of salt in each feed. n half gallons of soft water add twopounds the’ influence of tho “Great Father" at I “ has the dead wood on her/’ the same or so nearly the some that the elder of whom was the suicide, were At Bynumae, N.' Y., they have a milk of salt and two ounces of saltpeter. Boil C rtntalized water or ice lias liithorto Washington to secure his return. Since Postmasters ora unable to prevent such captured by the Negus, but contrived to ; association composed of farmers, for sup­ fifteen minutes and, when almost cold, I tlie opening of treaty relations with his furnished the only good surface for skat­ plying tho city with .pure milk. They ■ ing. But by a mixture of a carbonate occurrences. If they would have their escape. While wandering in the marshes I kosp — r - i^eutmid secretary ~ an to attend to stir, in four tablespoonsful of quicklime. 1 tribe, Ouray rapidly adopted many of and sulphate of soda an Englishman has mail indorsed transient by the writer it of Bar-el-Azrak the elder brother tlie btuiness, keep their own teams, era- Let stand two or three days, then pack the distinctive habits of civilization, eggs, small end (Town, into a jdonq Though the greater part of tlie Utes re- been able to make a now skating surfao^f. would obviate the difficulty and remove climbed a tree to survey the surround- plpr their own mon to distribute the theand ,ir and ( cover with the mixture. Keep j midned savages, ho learned from the which can bo easily made and repaired. much cause of complaint of official mg country, and perceived a huge boo- ! “ZSiurtS L600 W,JJre 11 “'(): w ‘“^ tlie methods of agriculture, esAn old bachelor out West, who yean .1 -------is cool---------------nnd do riot'-2**' move tlie 4jar. whites negligence. Annpr'o nrl.ltAa of ,.। talfiuhed rel.liwli.wl a farm fnrm nf Zin-.x-Li/ ’l. ngonc was jilted by a woman, became constrictor crushing his brother to tanusned a lann of oi sixty acres, on winch oows; tbe amount of milk recrfveA is which u<>wn, uiu umvuiii Ml iuuk I death Angel h Food.-Tlie WhiUs ,----such a woman hater that before he died, ho raised good crops and cattle, and in its coils. Having lost his fellow fu- S.fflAOOO qn.rtx per year, nn nroeOT o! « rtW". on. tninbler ot powileroj .ugnr. ho .ordered that--------none of The Kansas City Timet says : “ The l built a comfortable house, and hiul it recently, i ---------- -— the —- le —­ tumbler o! of fcar. flour, oin one tcaspoonfnl of t—ooujnl rf . 1 gitive in this terrible manner, he strag- 2.380 quart, from oadi <xiw pu year one ,■“’>• •Mend hi. Tb«o animal, represent all breed. Mid po*il<-r: lU’or to twite mill hb well tami.hei Got. McCook, ol Colo■death by drowning of the little luo 4-yeara-year- |I , . . . , . nwlo, nude him » pn^-nt of » honimmo 11 *" L tonbla »™g» — s .q olmnnil rtf nmnma• mnnh nf unit ’ H Brown £ e'l onwari‘ through the great swamp ter almond or orange; a pinch of salt; rado, mode him a present of a handsome old son of the late James I- “ and. wit£ x • for seven weeks, at length reselling the sift the flour five times, the fifth time cmrioKO. carriage, and, with . a rtyluh stylish tauo team and Aorrulou,n Ikrald. To Make a Horse {vtand to re who was hanged at Huntsville two Joaquin Miller looks tamer than he i Egyptian outposts, where he was kindly Mounted.—The projier mode is to take ' sifting in the linking powder; sift the su­ a Mexican driver, he was able to “ as­ mouths ago, renders the family extinct. gar three times; lieat the eggs to a stiff tonish the natives ” by his magnificence. used to. His hair is no longer spreading reA*ived and forwarded to Cairo. The hold of tlw bridle-check above the bit. froth; in mixing beat as little as possi­ Being a natural diplomatist, he soon over his coat collar, and his costume is Just previous to tlie hanging of Brown, Chedive not only relieved his want, but or of the nose-bond, with the right hand, ■ ble; hake 20 minutes in a moderate oven. learned the secret of communicating his ciuieter than it used to be. But he has his wife, pnee an inmate of one among ' , --7-—~ while holding the stirrup with the left; I• paid his fiasssge from Alexandria to but i! tbo Lorre i, verv tro.li, thou ho , Sow.—Jfcb rap. enn bo nude ’'>«• " by 'mtug to the Mum Depart the gloomy, dreamy asjiect of old, and the best families in North Missouri, allot U.U, but there u no .pre. I went or directly to the Pre.id.-nt, M>d he is one who canuot jioss unnoticed Paris, where, as his note-book observes, Mikl bo held hr one inMHe rein dore and killed herself. Following tliis the to U10 check. When » Udr mounU ol ,n macl ‘ ,1 l >ra ‘ ,h ™>T “ kl ' " h *l! 1 "«<«1 to .«n hu nMne to .ueh letter. u along the busy streeta. he thought he could find a living An English curate happened recently unhappy husband pair* the penalty of eourre the groom .Unit, in’ front of tbe I"?','1!!’ rf W ™ ln“ h“a1.>• *’“<’• *? bo *r!Se"; . Uc *l “ But,” he concludes,. “ here, as else­ Imrre, holding the uieffl. rein, in both ■ “M fl»"™g. ummer for hdf «u hour. , lout three ruuU to Wuhmgton, being to preach on tho wages of sin and to possessing on ungovernable temper by where, one must be of some use in order hmnU Aa tbo moi .mritod rartUgo- I “d to 11 ponnd ot fre«h flab and a j rereired with pniper attention. Hi. ef- make some uncomplimentary references hanging for the coiumuwion of a cruel to tlie Prodigal Son. A young- scape­ I i . wm . .re 10.1,1,1 k. Mund Mill wiren 11 “ >" vegoUldo, including iult a finely. [orU to ..ert ww Irei year in conneoto live—and J, alas ? have learned nothmuruer. xneu, io uieaxur tut. , . , . . , murder. Then, to ciubc dose the scene forgrace in tho congregation’ fancied that . .. . . . . ... ,, I ing I prefer a violent death to perish- hucnmnl. there’w no reareu, why ticling- - h-PlwJ “mon or ^reley; nniluir »u. ton with the Meeker murder by tho ever, in tins strange fatality, come the . ° , , , , „ . liono. ehonld not require tho Lme hi I ' ,ll”'r h”» nre I J lute Hirer Ute., In. appointment a. a the sermon was aimed at himself. Ha sad tidings of the death of the last mem- | ^owb by hunger. »in: indeed unle™ a real hock nUuds Prepared or boat cut in rery .mall I Fereo Commuunoner along with one or horsewhipped the curate the next day. .till to Iw mounted, ho i» not quiet to I fwur tho wrap through a .iere, two white men, hi. eloquent .preelnu. We are pleased hi learn that sealskin • her of tlie family in the person of little j _!j cither on nee or toast or two eggs beaten j on the grievances of his tnbe, his visit dolmauH, forty to fifty-two inches long, T he Massachusetts Board of Health I Willie.’* ’ ride.—The Book of the Hurae. ’ ‘ up, and tliis soup will invigorate you. I to •Washington last winter, and his ap- trimmed with hair iu beaver, about rejxjrta tliat adidtoiatious of staple gro-! । Charcoal for Fowls.—-There is one Fish Pie.—Tho idea should lie dis- ? penrance before the Committee on lu- seven inches deep, will lie the fashion­ Dr. J. Marion Sims, who has re­ ceries are not as common as the public thing which nature does not supply, and J carded that fish is only nn adjunct to ' dten Affairs will be remembered by our able thing in furs this winter, nnd will turned from Europe, tella a New York have been led to suppose. For tlie pur­ | which civilization renders quite necessary •i inoat. Fish can very well stand alone i renders.■ retail at 8500. We were afraid they to fowls. It is charcoal. Charcoal made . q, „ I------ ------- 5 i were going to be dear.—Norrittown reporter: “ There never was anything pose of test, the expert of the board ot vodd doe. not unawer tire ptrrpoM; it “J pl. .. ooven.l Victoria's Good Heart. Herald. o taste far food, i> is uot not attraitive attractive to ’’ 11 WU!,52“1' n'“k" “ no laato lor “c“1- T1,“ : T in tho world tliat excited such on inter­ took samples of flour, sugar, bread aoda, I lia. n There is an advantage, after all, in be ­ however, a little bacon put । . x A pathkr gave unto his son 31,000, est as Tanner’s fast. Everywhere I went cream of tartar, aud baking powders, fowls, nnd is seldom eaten. But if any fish requires, b bt 1 ?* . nr a little finely chopped-up beef or • u,fi1 a Queen as well us a woman, when nnd tlie latter went to Chicago to enter obteined in forty cilie. and to»-ns. Tlie ' '> ” » "-ill pot on rer ot ripo eora into tho in England, at the tables of the aristoc­ sausage-meat, e-meat, say a quarter of a n pound, j>ound, ij a heron heroic oct -----------is to be --------recognized in an ef- business. In six days he returned with­ until ■the Hourtre. tonnJ in all iH.Ut.re. to lx- ' fire W lh5 groins'.are well charred, 1 onions tinelv finely chopped, and parsley, with Active as well as a tender way. And it racy, among all kinds.of people, nothing . out a cent. “You found tho Chicago and then shell off tho corn and throw it — S salt t. nnd, ■ i must of ---------pepper and n,U8t be acknowledged that Qu Queen Vic­ jieople pretty smart, didn't you, Peter?” else was talked of. First it was Tanner’s j wholly free from foreign sulistances, to the flock, he will see an eagerness de­ I the flavoring I sjtoonful of catsup. Well-arranged fish- , toria never fails to use this, her prerogaj said the old gentleman. “Yea,” replied fast, and then Tanner's subsequent and, with tlie exception of one or two veloped and a healthy constitution pies -are very relishing. Suet crust ernst is I tive, five, with admirable and fine discretion* dis thc aou; “ but what vou call pretty amort feast. The subject jiervaded all classes. | coarse varieties of brown sugar, no brought about, which will make a de­ lighter than lard crust, but the suet must , T Two . English T soldiers, —, it 1. will be remem­ in Chicago, we call <1—n mean here. ” cided improvement. All pale combs will When I was in Paris I sent him that tel- | adulteration was j»ercvptible in that l»e chopped very fine and the crust be bered, Melville and Coghill, were killed become a bright red, that Imsy song made with warm water. It is related that the Chinese women nt the battle of Isaudula, Zululand, ' egram to encourage liim. I was satis- i article ; and in these isolated cases there which Recedes .laving will be heard, aud about the year 1200bravely attempted ^rebellion, while attempting to rescue tbe fled ho wns an honest man. But he was reason for thinking that tlie defects the average yield of ogga greatly in­ colors of their regiiuent Their widows whereupon lows were {Kissed runt girl Farmer. babies should have their feet bandaged made miatakea. I wyuld not have let were due to imperfections in the process creased.— Incidents of Cape Cod Life. were pensioned, of course, but thc J avanese S qcash . — A new squash has to prevent their growth. In tliis way it him go ta the pork every day. I would of manufacture. Tlie soda examined, A walk on the shore ins the cariv Queen s own womanly heart -uggested recently been introduced into this coun­ ! morning brings you -in company with was proposed to thwart all future re­ u further and more gracious recompense. not have let idle visitors go to see him although told under a variety of names, try from Japan. It is a very distinct : the fishermen launching their l>oata, and She sent out by the Empress Eugenie bellions on the port of women! For any­ even- day, and so use up his nervous such as sale.ratus, bicarl>onate, super­ variety in every particular, and has thus sailing over the bay to draw their nets, two wreaths, and the Empress, after she thing like {xwitive action good under­ standings ore quite requisite. energy. When I went to London the carbonate, and cooking soda, was all far nroved a moat valuable acquisition to which often are filled with bine-fish or had mode her pilgrimage to thc spot day after -I sent the cable telegram I found to be much tbe same article, and our list It is of tho turban class, and mackerel. The water is alive with many where her son waa killed, continued her The Norwich Bulletin nays: A violin­ grows to a m-Mlerate, uniform size; stem n whitened soil, and in tho morning sun­ journey to find the graves of these ob­ ist in this city has a fiddle manufactured found that half the people did not nearly all of it good. The poor soda very long aud thin, woody and augular, lieve in the fast simply because of thc was tliat which had not been properly set in a rather deep circular depression; light the sight is an extremely pretty scure English soldiers and to lay the iu 1615, which under his skillful manip­ one. As the fishermen reach the shore wreaths upon them with her own ulation still imitates with thrilling effect way in which it was conducted.” purified of tbe crude sods ash, but this surface deeply ribbed; skin warted in its the first question asked them is, “ How hands. She wrote afterward a :-tter to the voices of nature, and sends forth How many sulphate is not injurious to health. early stages; color dull orange green; many fish this morning?” But tho the Queqp describing tho wild, grand soul-inspiring melodies. dark when full}rip?. The flesh is of the Joseph Pospibchill, who is now a Baking powders were found to be pure in deepest orange hue, a:: 1 flavor most ex­ great excitement is when a school of spot where they are buried, the heroic hands have commanded its magic tones, black-fish appear off tlie shore. Then circumstances of their death, as she had or how many feet tripj>ed to its music in prisoner in the Austrian fortress of Ofen, twenty-four instances out of thirty- quisite, dry, awect, fine grained, and has the cutuuauuuu enthusiasm knows uu no uuiwus. bounds. The • ~— ----- r,- ------ . --xuc wvu g B been uulu able MJ to jeUTU learn mem, them, 001111) adding a ICW few the past two centuries and a half no one •on conviction of highway robl>ery, is three. The adulteration consisted in an positively no fibre, a quality not found cry “ Black-fish ! " will startle the whole words of earnest sympathy for them and will ever know. * said to l»e the strongest mon living. excesi of flour or starch over that needed w any other variety. Another peculanty village like tho cry of “ Fire ! ’’ although ' congratulations ona for for the tho ’sovereign who of tins valuable vanetv is it* thick, solid it not awaken tlie same emotions, had men so bfav< bravo :. to lose ; all of which Ono of the feats fof which he was re- for mixing the soda and cream of tartar. flew industry. fleshy leaving very little room for pulp, The alarm is sounded and re-echoed | । the Queen copies in and “ her herown own hand hand and •nowned was to support in the air, with There was also some alum found. In and having very few saedi. winch Under tho postal laws, if you spoil a which.arc ,। through tho streets;, -ion, men, women women and and ' ss-nds with aa letter letter of* eorntst‘ sympathy " -a- — nds with his hands and teeth, a table upon which cream of tartar a considerable amount small and not so white nnd plump as children rushing over the nills to die | to tho widows of tho dead heroes. Cer- stamped wrapjier or envelope you can those of the Hubbard. It is also a late bay in hot pursuit; and there is a reason 1 tainly there is something in being a have it redeemed at its face value at the two gypsies danced, while a third fid- 1of adulteration was detected. keeper, though perhaps not so late as for this excitement, as there ia “ money , woman as well as a Queen. Even to a postoffice. When postal curds were in­ ■died. He and one of his brothers, only the latter, not having such a hard and in it’’ Every boat Umt can lx» obtained practical American mourning for her troduced Postmasters were instructed to less powerful than himself, were redeem such os were spoiled liefore using Our Postofficea Compared with the En- shell-like skin. For pies it cannot bo is filled with un eager and anxious crew; i dead, the knowledge that those two wont to bear upon their shoulders a surpaSHNh—J/. Hcndrickt in Country for every one who joius in the chase gets ' women, wlu> hod been seated upon at the rate of 4 cents in stamps for every glish Department. 5 cents in face value of tlie car-Is. Many Gentleman. wooden platform, shaped like a bridge, his “ share ” in tho profits, no matter j thrones. Lad suffered precisely like her—------- -ie profits, no mn Following the example of the English postal cards are spoiled in printing, oth­ who he or she may be. The fish are I self, and held out their hands to her in while a cart full of stones, drawn by two Postoffice Department, the department Eating Lemons. driven in to the shore and killed for the sympathy, would bring a <•>-•■ tain conso- ers in direction, while many printed ’’’ ’ ngton has made an attempt bv horseiL, was driven over it- The other I nt‘ Woshini A good deal has been said through the blnbber and the excellent quality of oil 1 tation. To loyal Englishwomen the few cards are simply unused. These can all moil matter for one week ~*"“rs lately alxiut the bealtlifulness of be charged at the rate mentioned. A day, when ‘the jail in which be is con­ counting the “ ,,uc. f poi*rs alxrnt hen which is taken from tho jaw-bones and I scribbled words would outvalue all pan­ to get a 1_£_ __ _ __ 2_______ ___ __of rude „ pie™ < aI U>« note Ti„. advicstranger appeared at the Louisville poet­ fined was -undergoing a visit -------- o—o _ ----- from ------ .the — pieces onnuallv moiled by bv tho the United — - as to how to used for oiling tlie works of .watches. ' sions or rewards. annually mailed office, last week, with 1,000 or 2.0U0 of nse them so they will do the most good A great deal of money is mode in this ---------------------------------municipal Prison Inspectors, this Her- I States. The first seven dAya in Novcmthese postal cards per day for several days runs ns follows: “Moat ]>eople know way, mid oftentimes a single “share" I IT a mom of the Law. cules volunteered to give tho authorities ' ber ■ was the week selected, and the rein Buccension. The cards were redeemed, tlie benefit of k-monode liefore breakfast, will amount to fifty or seventy-five dolGood from Maine. The following, a specimen of his powers, and, upon re­ Mu Ma aMr. mnlUpUed by S2. givM । but few know how it is more morethan I*’ doubled ’ “ *-**•*- lara, while ton or fifteen dollars is almost from a friend in Banger, is quite too but there were so many the stamp-clerk by taking another at night, iso. The inquired, to satisfy his curiosity, where the ceiving their permission to do so, picked *lw»y» received. good to be loot: pi'"*- lb* Eo- > — », T a, ~t t ,, brtb-f ol > biniowi stranger got them. He said he was buy­ “ *i get the better of a billions sys. up with his teeth a heavy mahogany ta­ There oie many amusing stories told j case was on trial here liefore Judge----- , itoout blue pills *— *- about the appearance of black-fish, and in which a certain horse-doctor wns a ing them up at the various business ble, nine feet long, belonging to the houses, paying ■ 40 and 50 cents per 100 wise tllB uih Jjuicy oif <,X,e one,» tW,> vwo Cr cr UirM mree lem- they are not “yarns,” either. On one ' witness. • n <v>'nnMH'.,in H teke UlCO ° The doctor was on the stand, • as much Governor, and balanced it aloft for near­ matter; a comparison between the re- | ous, as -• for useless cards. Sometimes He paid tho appetite craves, in occasion, when services were being held and answered the questions addressed to I turn now made for the “original" post­ ly half a minute. ice-water as makes it pleasant to drink, i in the village church, the minister Ixing , him in a very low and indistinct voice. as high ns 60 cents, and offered one linn office business in this country and tliat without sugar, before going to bed. In I engaged in his sermon, some one in the [ He was repeatedly asked to »q>eak louder, 70 cents for a large lot, but it was re­ in England,, for thc year ending March the morning an rising, or at least half street cried out “Black-fish I” Mi»nv J but continued his mumbling tones, to fused. He had evidently been operating Time is now supplied to street clocks, 31, itff9, is as follows : in Indianapolis recently, as he had a large U-Vtd State. Gnat Britain. vi hour before breakfast, take tlie juice in the congregation heard it, and a num J tlie great annoyance of his questioner, number of cords with Indianapolis firms public offices, hotels, and private dwel­ . J,U5rt,0W,<AA) of one lemon fn a goblet of water. was made for the door, when the minis- The Judge interrupted, and, addressing . XU,4M,ttl ni,uuu,uuo This will clear tlie system of humora and printed on them. During tlie three or ling in Paris, like gas or water, from a ter cried out “ Stop!" Some turned the lawyer, said, “ Mr. ----, you must 'i,S4S,«n,»o--------------- liile, with mild efficacy, without any of four days here ho presented 5,000 or "’T”? Thins item ii ffi*Xtry,T3K too wonkening effects of calomel or eon- about, expecting to be reproved, but toe ; really excuse tlie doctor ; his long ex­ 6,000 for redemption, and made a profit cir conveyed through underground japes. ncwgpHpars and magazine., ’ includes, grew water. Peopte should uot irritate minister in his excitement only said. : perience in the sick-room has made it nf about 825.—LouittviUe Poti. “Now all take a fair start 1 ” and joined his second nature to speak low.” At the central station there is a reservoir under *• books, circulars and misoellkhe- the stomach by eating lemons clear; the the crowd himself, and when pursuing . The time mav arrive, but it will be in of compressed air, and for the first twen­ ous printed matter,'* 300,845,480 pieces, powerful acid of the juice, which is al­ the fish shouted outed out “ Hallelujah 1 Hal- J the far by-and-bv, by-and-by, wh^n wh**n tlie average Apostrophe to the Oyster. “ “shore," ’’ — ‘-■-.u 1i darky j__,-------------------------------. the-------7®” his which will come to respect average ty seconds of every minnte, ns given by of which much the largest share uro cir- most corrosive, infallibly produces infla- lelujah !*’ He got *• It baa been the especial favorite of culurs, reckoned in the English return mation after a while, but properly di­ I colored brother who has been elected a a standard timepiece, a current of the aa Mten» ; so that the number of letters luted, so that it dues not burn or draw amounted to $25. At another time, one man, who had •compressed air is allowed to flow through Lis -,_about the same in the two countries. tlie throat, it does its full medicinal work failed to put in an apixmrance until toe Justice of the Peace. Tlie reejiect has dians, artiste and bon vivanta of old. not yet cropped out to any - approciable the pipes io the receiving clocks. By . i’he n torn of mail matter fur the United without harm, aud when tlie stomach is fish were driven in, claimed hia share, extent among tbe negroes of South Cor- who sipped pleasure out of the lipa of life ; and who, in high imirite and gayedear of food has nbnndant opportunity means of a -snail bellows, which i. ex* WudM. in addition to the items M he liad not heard the alarm as soon ns ty. when the world smiled upon them, .... . i given uiviyfi above, anove. “ articles of mcrchandhw me.rchandiMc ” tlie State, others.tbeAJustice town-meeting to bo was presented in her primary courts in that when hail 1»le:usure to the. amount of 22,634,456. The ten called to settle toe matter, oad though being a negro, a case waa on trial where most fascinating attire, n-gnnled the of these docks are . kept going States in winch the largest amoant of it was a unanimous vote that his share a colored man was a witness. The law- oyster us tlie oumplution of their de­ .at a practical uniform rate. The mail matter originated ore as follows : ,, A dashing young fellow was very at- ! was forfeited, yet he pleaded his case so yex» were white. They qnefiiom*d the light and the soul of their enjoyment. street mains are of wrought iron, New York, 538,950,724 ; Pennsylvania, ।tentive to a young lady who secretly did i a-'oquently that “ half a share ” was j witness Somewhat too' cloB-;ly, ns he In truth, tho oyster, cheering the heart 207,196,080; Ohio, 168,565,500; Illinois, i favor hia attentions, and who waa •( thought, and he had to lie Md by tM of the gourmand, is the phasing factor about one uud one-sixteenth inch in 167.044,868; MaasacbuBeU*, 145.973^64; not Iblessed with an olMmrving little brother . which fills up the soft equation of diameter, and these are connected to UasMiuri, 92,067,580; Michigan, 64,753,- (of only a few summer’s growth. The I Three men were about, to Syljoritic life — the . guntle semi-color | .service jape* of lead, one-half inch in 3G4 ; Iowa, 57,297,650; Indiana. 51,922,- lady ’s admirer waa viaitiug her when j melon in k teloon 'at Athens that makes the eloquence of pleasure 'diameter, white the different stories of a 208 ; and WUconsin, 47.943,064. Near- ithe little chap broke into their presence, it exploded with a loud no; occurred lately at a'small village called M building are supplied by rubber tabes, -one-eighth inch in diameter. Any nnm- cities of the countrr. The butter b!5° in milk from far- “ •» and, mounting the dashing young man's | i knee, said: “ Haven’t you got a fine .room?" “Oh, yea,” proudly replied' explosioxL white gvnlemen down hare. You jest huuh Up.” The court didn’t exactly see what he ■and fact that may lie t-nblimixed in Licquot, or Lafitte, or GieaW, or Burnt. �4 TON OF- Chamber’s and Lothrop Az Roberts’ STRICTLY PURE- I the claimed tirre country pub■cent, be would w far from the tree cireulation of farm). The New * believe* that tustoni i* badly in need of reform. . charged for ad revising >* lamed the circulation of the paper chnrg- <»ur boro yard and when “Nerve" sits on thc fence to see dsmilk, he will have no reason for coomeuting over our effort to extricate oursclve* from the mire and filth incident to a well order- WHITE LEAD The Second Representative District Republican convention waa held at Kalamo on Saturday last. It was har­ monious. and only four candidates were brought out, but Duane Hawkins of Vt. Ville, wod tbe ecore on the Snd. luilloUng. The Hawk man, although nothing but a pigmy in sixr.tnade him­ JT IS A FACT self felt and heard, and none could wonder, aitor hearing bis little speech in nominating Mr. Hawkins. The Hawk Mid be came near being struck by lightning while trying to make a long speech’to a short audience while down east, and, by the way, be make* mention of it iu one of his spicy letters in last week’s Hawk, and if lie was as to plant their ads. where there humorous and full of dry wit at that ’flnuh. * is no misrepresentation, and where time as at the convention, it wonld be they will get their money’s worth. a hard matter- for tbe electric’ fluid to » There are other newspapers, and penetrate his feather*, or ruffle his plu­ ttrattooin Bany county, that will do mage. After the chairman, that old »nt Rookers, well tofoHow The News’ example and war horse, John Dow of Sunfield, had Intension Tables, we believe they will make money by cast his eyes over tbe convention he the operation, besides having the satis­ came to the conclusion that the Hawk faction of a dean conscience. Try it, would make a capita] chairman, nnd Camp’Chairs, Ac. brotbcis, and see. therefore appointed him such on the —▲180— district committee, but whether such an MOTDEB M0STF0U1! appointment would have been made Oommon 'Furniture Of every description • Vague rumors were beard dnriug tbe hml not the Hawk said he was about to early part of the week, of n murder build an office with plenty of shed room Our Undertaking Departmn't that had been committed somewhere is hard to determined. After the convention adjourned and in the vicinity of the north line of Carl­ ton and a News reporter was dis­ Mr. Ha wkins bad made a few remarks thanking the convention for the honor patched at once to the scene of the af­ fray which be found to be just over the of hia nomination, tbe Hon. E. 8. Lacey Prices that Can't Z Undersold was introduced and made one of the cHtontj- line in Campbell, Ionia Co., and the particulars gleaned are as most plain nnd convincing speeches of tbe campaign. Mr. Lac) came down' follows: A young man, Simon Hand, who has I to facta, and was listened to with much CALL AND GET PRICEH, tbe name of being a quarrelsome, hard interest. He alluded to the old pioneer customer, hud been over bearing and days, when be, a boy, rambled through abusive to a young man named Barker the dense forests of this, his native Kellogg, Demaray & Co. whose intellect was somewhat impair­ town, of the rapid strides, of the great ed, and anoIder brother.Frnnk Barker improvements of this county, nnd then ENTERPRISE had remonstrated with him on several, walked right into the enemies camp occasions and thc two had had some nnd turned their batteries on them­ ......... . . previous to the final combat. selves, tore down their entrenchments, words, Ou Thursday of last week FranlTlBar- ' «Piked thelr w* *unM’ «nd wl,en the .. neighbor's __ >_ Wm. J i-nemv enemy left the tlie camn. camp, be he came out with kcr went over to a Mote's, afarmer living about one mile ■ colors flying. And be didn't boist the north of the Carlton town line, to j bloody shirt either, or throgr mud, but see about getting help to thresh, and * used ammunition furnished by opofound Mote with his men, (Adam Fyke I nenta. After Mr. Lacey dosed his en­ New Fresh Coods and Low young Barker and Simon Hand) in the j gagement, R. W.- Shriner came for­ Prices. logging fallow. They had talked on - . ward with liia flying artillery and pour­ ly u few minutes, when Jho old difli- I ed hot shot into the retreating forces, Sc cultycame up between Barker mid aud after shelling their ranks awhile Hand, each calling tlie other a liar, | wpDt Into nnd «*ttled <lown for when Barker called Hand a son of a If - thejampaign. _ . Having bought for CZJSZTa large, neat Tlie political pot boils furiously, whereupon Hund drew his handspike stock of and struck Barker on the head, break­ threatning to swamp sumo one, but ing his skull. The affray took place like the witch's cauldron, ingredients about 5 o’clock p. m. ou Thutsday and are being continually added while the Barker lingered in an uucouscious con­ little stumD speakers dance around to dition until 10 o'clock a. m. tlie next the tune of “up Salt River. Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, Now Akd Then. day when he. expired. . Frank Barker tlie murdered man was Bnrr Bobbin's circuit showed at Mid­ Cheese ui Everything about 40 years of age, a sober, indus­ dleville on Tuesday. trious and peacable citizen, and his Will Mean, of Orangeville, raises tragical death strikes a chill of horror InM U UUkI > Fint Ou Crmrj Sim 1 to the hearts ot the entire community peaches IbJ inches round. much right to know tbe exart circula­ tion of tbe journal be advertise* in. or io other word* to know what be pays’ bis money for, us he ha* to know when he baigain* fur 20 yard* of calkc, that 30 yards is being measnred off to him. And The News believing that honc*tt is t he beet policy, baa not exagger­ ated in regard to eirvulatiou since tbe flrat year of our reign. Where adver risers have doubted out word we have been willing to show our bills and *ub^£criptieu books, and m a result The ^■Mlhas always been full of ads of KHLtenssork* men,—men who are an- 0TW JuIlM Largest and Best Selected Stock FURNITURE SHERIFF. ■TO BE SOLD FOR $8.50 PER. HUNDRED JULIES KVMXLL, DZRZSr G-OOZDS S BARRELS OF- Pure Linseed Oil, pOWEBS A BARLOW, Boiled Oil for 60 cis. per. Gallon, Raw Linseed Oil for 55 cis. Per. Gallon. (We GUARANTEE tl)e above goods to be as Represented). -500 GALLONS OF- _________ Raatinanj J. A. BAUGHMAN. JJEN’Rl ROE. P*or*itToB ■ALL Ready for the brush MEAT MARKET. ■FOR- Fresh and Salt Meats, Krcp. constantly on band* Ugato^k of Smiet Hams aii Siotlien, $2.00 Per. Gallon Lard, by the lb. or barrel, C. C. WOLCOTT. Fresh Goods. Full Weights and IS THEIR SEASON, , *^Th6 JMl5he?t Morkt,t prte« P*id for Hides, Pelts, die. QOOK’8 CARRIAGE WORKS HEXKV BOE. NASHVILLE, MICH., Manufaetures J^TTENTION, ALL. Having Mcartd all the kdvrnUgve of ill e READY CASH Francis CLOSE BUYING 0775998773 PURCHASERS Enter. Bay State, Teas, Coffees, Sugars, in which he lived. Funeral services were attended on Saturday by the largest concourse of people ever known to have gathered al any other meeting in Campbell, the proc, saion of tennis reaching half a mih in length. Or tbe evening of thc deed Simon Hand, the murderer, left his father’s house about dark and was last heard of at Saranac. A reward of $300 has been offered for bis arrest, but at last arc mints he was still at large. Tlie Greeubackers of tbe 2d legisla­ Wish to inform all that by prompt at­ tive district, have nominated Dr. Lam -1 tention. accommodating ways, good goods and low prices, hope to receive arenx of Irving, for Representative. a fair share of your patronage. A man at Augusta, Ga.. on receiving a doctors bill for medicine and visits, Illg heat Price paid Cor Produce wrote that he would pay for the medi* cine and return the visits. For the season of1880, Jan. '1 !•« follow ing mwlulion wan prrsl.wl ana on motion ncroptod nnd ap­ prove, by aye, .nd nay* a* fallow,: Ay ,-. Donning,l>Id*. Bootoa.Km•, Key- *1 ptvMtty > . Unquestionably the best Built and Easiest Riding ORGANS For Sno. and upwards. PIANOS ForOlBOand upward*. ORGANS REPAIRED IN GOOD SHAPE ; Yottrt Tmly, BOISE A FRANCIS* * SHEET MUSIC C. H. BERRY. Makes the boss Carriage, Light road and Team MMkvflKMkh. j^tashvTlle LIVERI. HARNESS ! J. OSMAN, Prop. For a small sum of money and don’t yon forget it. Have you seen any of Will’s world If not call on him. one door north of Boise nnd Francis’, get his prices and you will trade. W. E. CLARK. J L.STEVENS! puMk*Uon be ronttaMd . And at a comparatively’ | SMALL COST. JJARNESS! HARNESS! Sept emt Ada Bio —At rmariukly------ LOW FIGURES. I am prepared to furnish the public Cvnitnsn Council Proceedings. K- , Co^cm- Rooms, (Na»h.dle, Sept 14,1880. Pi esent. Chipman. President, Down­ ing, Old*, Boston, Roe, Reynolds aud Cook, trustee*. Absent none. M • nutrs of Inst meeting read, and on motion approved by ayes nnd nays a* follow*: Ayes. Downing, Olds, Boston. Boe. Reynolds and Cook. Nays hone. The finance committee rejiorted to tdkitr H. M. Lee’s account al ♦«. Tlie jury heretofore empnnnelrd in the matter of extending Main Street and Everts Street having failed to ag­ ree in cvenr particular, it is hereby I'hltney Omua, Webber, < "biekeriu*. Hale, Christie. Hanea. Bro*.. Whitney and COME AND SEE. Chancery Order. STATE 07 MICHIGAN; The Circuit Court for he Coauty of H*rrr. In Chancery. Enured Sep- American and Foreign Marble, •pHTBICIAN AND8UXGEON. Woodland tknL tr», Mlcb. D»y*nd night calls pronptir *1 GROCERY Boise Attorney * Counsellor, I am prepared jta furnish SINGLE OB DOUBLE TURN-OUTS Buggy or Wagon LOW RATEN To t>e found in tlie Market. COM'KRCIAL TWAVKLKRS IT IS GENERALLY KNOWN CoMty. MATE * srECIALTT Um WUraU Huvm, *w*.ill-, MM. J. MRISr ~ When Combined "With For ibv foriovivllla* book •< U>e *•*: ’ kswir. 1 emlftfty, MrSR-J »»•<».Mat l THE IDEAL OF THE TRUE ARTIST, ItwroJ Cyct— BLACKSMITHING AND DON’T YOU FORGET IT. j^OT AND SHOE SHOP. Are Eaiaieiitial Factor* in All Goods of this Manufacture, Therefore I place my Goods upon the Market, confidentially believing they will stand the test, and prove highly satisfac­ BOOTSond SHOES, tory to all who purchase. E. COOK. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-09-25.pdf.pdf c4d821ed4a8fcf607bea8e93da1587f0 PDF Text Text USX5£S?’I ' VOLUME VIII. Devoted to the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26,1880. LIFE IN NASHVILLE, And Her Environs. —James Moore is getting out matorial for a new and larger bouse than the one be was burned out of two weeks ago. —Politican* who are lucky enough to get to Heaven may be astonished to find devils laying no schemes to be made archangels. V —The U. B. church of Maple Grove,, is nearly completed and will be dedicat­ ed on Oct. 24th. Good speakers are expected from abroad. —The plaintiff in the suit of school dist. No. 5 of Maple Grove vs Warren Seeley,failed to appear on Monday and the case was dismissed. . —Cold weather and the season of b.Tczing bees is coming on, the boys feel gallant and the gals feel boyant and weddings may be expected. X —Perley Butler, late blacksmith for Bill Bartley, has rented the shop lately occupied by Bill Burger, defunct, and now does business on his own bool:. —Qur generous minded citizens trust­ ed Bill Burger, and now Nashville is an inhabitant less. Bill has skipped,— vamoosed the ftmeh, jumped the town. —We have cut off a few delinquents this week, and if their subscriptions, are not paid in 30 days, they will be putdnto an attorney’s hands for col­ lection, or the delinquents advertised as dead beats. —A new firm -nder the name of Griffith Sc Clark, has sprung up in our midst. Will Griffith having bought in with Will Clark,and they are stocking the building occupied by Clark with a full line of harnesses and saddlers goods. —This is the season of the year when the average man jambs his hat down over his eyes, pinches bis fingers be­ tween a couple of joints of stove pipe, and then deliberately walks out of the house and hires a man to put up his parlor stove. —It is related that recently, while one of our prominent politicians was speaking in Maple Grove, he, having occasion to blow his nose, took from his pocket a dilapitated square piece of linen instead of handkerchief. Some of the audience tittered,ond the speak­ er scowled and his wife undoubtedly listened tea curtain lecture that night. —Tom Niles brought bis yoke of steefa to town on Tuesday, hitched tham'toa post in back of the Bap­ tist church and took an expectant pur­ chaser around to see how they would stick to a dead pull, and just as they were doing their level best, the poet broke, and away went those steers lickit-a-split down Maple St. They were stopped in front of the meat market, where Tom surrounded them with his gad and marched them off to the wagon. But the little episode bus­ ted the sale. . ‘ —A tramping Irishman, giving his name as John Galliger, struck Nash­ ville on Saturday, and was soon so full of beer and poor whisky that he didn’t know B from bull’s foot, but Marshal Parker had his eye o n him and put him to bed in the cooler. Being ar­ raigned before Judge Killen for drunk­ enness he plead guilty. The judge injuired in regard to his state of finances and upon learning that they aggregat­ ed ninety-six cents, appropriated the gross assets of the treasury for bis fees and set the prisoner free. —Last Saturday night a party of young men who would resent being called loafers, amused themselves at a late houron the street by yelling, laugh­ ing, moving boxes and other property on the street away from their proper places, and in many ways making them­ selves appear rediculous. A respect­ able young man of Charlotte was one of the party, and vigilant eyes follow­ ed them in their mischief. The noise made by them could not lie distinguish­ ed from that which is often made by drunken rowdies, and names will be given if the acts are repeated.^ —A short time since, a Nashville —Frank Reynolds refused to act as youth went into the country, a short arbitrator of the Bailey A Wood prop­ distance about dusk, to pay his address­ erty, and Chas. Brady has been ap­ es to one of the fair sex. but on arriv­ pointed in his stead. An inventory of ing at the houqe of the stern parent, the shop, goods and utensils has been ' found no one nt home, and just as he taken and the business will continue, was about to return to the road, he spied the stern parent coming from the and claims be adjusted promptly. *<^-The matter of the right of way for barn with milk pail in hand, and the young man, not caring forau interview, the extension of North Main and Ev­ hastened his pace, as did also the stem art Sts. has finally been settled, the parent who thought that a burglar was third jury, on Monday, agreeing that making a hasty retreat. It is hard to Mrs. Ralston and Thoa. Blaisdell were determine which heart of the two beat entitled to nominal damages, the for­ the fastest. The young however was mer twelve cents and the latter six. not overtaken. —Dame Rumor has a fresh lot of I A ring used in in firing the anvil scandal, which she is distributing for the Greenback jollification in front among the eagar gossipers as freshly of Wood’s foundry on Wednesday eve­ as campaign dockments. Runner No 2 ning, burst, and one of the pieces was aska: “why did No 1 run if he was not blown across Main St. and through Lee guiltvT’ Who runner No. 1 is and what j Tuckermans house. The missile struck he was guilty of, is a mystery, which I the house near the northeast comer, Mrs. Rumor fails to disclose with any j going through the wall and coming out certainty. . through a window on the north side of —Perry Butler, a blacksmith employ­ the building. Another went through in Bartley’s shop, works with his coat the east door of the foundry, shatter­ off, and on Tuesday left the shop for ing the door badly. One of the slivers some purpose, leaving Lis pocket book struck Tib. Sprinkett in the right containing something over a hundred thigh inflictinga painful wound. The dollars worth of valuable papers in his third piece went through the west door coat During his absence a thief in­ of the foundry. Fortunately on one, vaded the shop, who left the coat, but with the exception stated above, was injured, although the chances that a took the pocket book and contents. dozen persons might have been injur­ —On Monday, Jesse Dowds entered ed were as great as the miss. One piece complaint before Esc,. Powers charging of the flying ring went through Lanuis Joel Stowe, with the larceny of a gun Brady’s coat flap. and revolver from Down’s house on —The Bellevue Gazette has heard that morning. A warrant was placed in the hands of Jake Osmun who on that the Bojce reaper company of Per­ Tuesday brought the culprit before the ry, N. Y. employing 500 men, wtih a ’Squire and the examination was set good location in Michigan pointed out, for Thursday, when the prisoner was where they can move their factory,and discharged, the evidence being insus- the editor, having never examined closely the enterprise and thrift nec­ ficient to hold him. essary to draw such manufactories in­ —An effort is being made to re-or­ to a town, suggests that they try Belle­ gan ire our old cornet band, with Prof. vue. Now it is not at all probable that Levi Boothe as leader, he having the proprietors of this faeiory will eVen agreed to make Nashville his perma­ visit that place, much less to settle nent home, if the band would raise there with their mammoth works. him *300 per annum for his services Tne past record of towns figure large­ as instructor. A subscription paper ly in the matter of inducing manufac was started and at this writing $200 turers to locate in them,and the record has been subscribed by our Hbnml of Nashville will .bear investigation, minded citizen* and the prospects and for informatiun, would cite the for Nashville having a cornet band readers -to the last issue of The News. that is a band are flattering. Nashville will give dollars, where —Mr*. Cornelia* Rape aged <1 years I Bellevue" will give cents to public enJiving tome six or seven miles north '­ east, in Vermontville, while engaged about her household duties ott Wed­ nesday last, suddenly dropped dead, fihe was seemingly in the best of health and had steppwl into du- battry on some errand and a few minutes later was found there stark dead. The cam* of her death wm dropsy of the heart. Elder Holler conducted the funeral services at the residence on Thursday. | TERMS; $1.50per Year I Credit StiBSOimoxs >1.75. ’ terpruee of this kind ,hence her success in building up so rapidly and developing far beyond the expectations of the most sanguine. Come, then, to our growing village where you can be sur­ rounded with thrift and saterprise, in a place which is better located both geographically and commercially than any other village in the state, and the people will welcome yon with open arms and pocket books. POLITICS BOILIN 3, LOOAL GIBBLE-GABBLE. And P«n«Ml Cklt.Chat. POLITICAL CHRONICLES. . chapter hi. The past week has been decidedly Law suits begin to blossom. the warmest one politically ever known Judge Smith wag in town on Tues­ in the histoiy of Nashville, and its all day. on neepunt of the news from Maine. Mrs. Harry Hale is visiting friends at No olection(undoubtedly,ever occurred Grand Rapid*. in which all parties aeem to derive the Ad. Stautonha* turned the crank, satisfaction from that our political par­ again. It’* a girl. ties have from Maine. For instance, G. A. Trumau lias bought a span of last week our Democratic friends were thorough bred colts. hurrahing and every time they would G. A, Truman and A. R. Wolcott meet a Republican they would chuck have new ads thin week. him in the ribs, whilst they softly The M. C. R. R. Co. are to erect a whispered in his ear “Have ynu heard new water tank at thi** station thia from Maine.” On Saturday the telefall. gragh wiri\flashed the news that Maine Our Greenbackera, Democrats and had gone Republican and the tiffie for Republicans, all, have heard from. the JicpuHicans to rejoice had come, Maine. which they did by firing off an anvil in The machinery for Boise, Francis A the evening. Brooks fruit dryer arrived on Wed­ On Wednesday the news came that nesday. the Greenback Governor in Maine had Harrison McLaughlin of Ceresco, been elected, aud the Greenbackers was visiting friends in this village the made preparations for an "oh-lo-be past keek. joyful.” Money was raised for powder, A new ad received from J. Lenta A and when evening came a roaring an­ Son’s to late for thig issue but will apvil, Feighner’s martial band, and a big ear next week. bonfire smote the stillness of the eve­ Wm. Kocher ha* been in Chicago ning air. Unfortunately, but with this week selecting bis fall and winter what intent we are unable to say, the stock of goods. Groenbackers located the latter named Wm. Lindley went on Monday to attractions and speaking under the | Jonesville to attend the funeral obse­ windows of the Un ion House Hall, where quies of his son. the Garfield and Arthur club are wont to Several of our citizens took in Max­ meet on this evening. Soon the stem • wells theatre, at Vermontville, on torious voice of James Martin, broke Tuesday evening. out upon the stillness of the night, in Rev. A. D. Newton has been re-ap­ vituperation and bitter anathemas, at pointed pastor of the Nashville circuit, the Republican party, and the Repub­ by the M. E. Conference. licans, unable to hold their meeting in C.C. Wolcott has had two elegant the hnll with any’show of their speak­ buggies built for the use of his White ers being heard, adjourned to the street, Sewing Machine agent*. built their fire in front of Wickham's Col. Roberta, a Greenback editor office, brought forth their box, the from Bay City, is speaking at the opera meeting was called to order by the hou*e this (press) evening. President, and Col. H. H. Gill of Jack­ The W. C. T. U., will hold their next son, introduced a* a speaker, who made meeting ac the residence of Mrs. James a short, spicy,’ and instructive speech. Fleming, Sept. 31st at 2 p. in. His personal knowledge of life in the A girl at Al. Beebe's is the latest at­ South, qualified him to enlighten the traction on Reed Street, and she made minds of the public on the manner of her debut last Saturday night. obtaining large Democratic victories, Jacob Lentz has built an addition to he stating that in that section it being hi* residence, and planted fine hitching only necessary to know how large a posts in front of the new brick. democratic majority was requir­ H. M. Lee and wife, W. G. Sear*,went ed, go into the mountains, shake to Chicago on Tuesday, to enjoy a few the huckleberry bushes aud Democrats day*, sight-seeing at the Exposition. would swarm out like bees from a hive. Mr*. Geo.. Howe was attacked on J. J. Potter, who had been previously Sunday last with diptheria,but prompt ap(*unte<l to address the club meeting, medical aid brought relief and well­ then followed with a few well chosen ness. remarks upon the national issue* of the Geo. Howe and wife, Mrs. Jesse day. L. J. Wheeler was called upon, Austin, E. Cook, H. T.Y)avid8on and and came forward and addressed the •C. W. Demarav' attend the Grand meeting in h-is usual plain bi t spirited Rapid* fair on Wednesday. manner ns did al*o E. Parody, the Pres­ Y We understand an amateur dramatic ident of the club. The speeches of each were loudly applauded by the en- J troup is being organized here, aud will give some displays of home talent dur­ thuriastic crowd, and the time between ing the coming fall and'winter. speeches was interspersed with song* The meeting to be held by the W. C. from the glee club. The meeting then T. U. on Oct. 6tb. at 3:80 o’clock,p. m.. adjourned for one week to meet in will be the regular time for election of Union Hall, with the announcement officers, and the presence of every that on that occasion, the torches member is desired. would be here, pnd a torch-light pro­ The M. E. Social will be entertained cession foimed. by Mr. and Mrs. Howe, Wednesday af­ In the meantime, Warren Hecock of ternoon and evening, Sept, 29, Supper Maple Grove, addressed the people will be served at the usual hour. A gathered in front of the Union House, cordial invitation is extended to all. occasionally referring to the other par­ The managers of the Jackson county ty, and their demonstrations of delight fair have our thanks for a comp. as a facsimile of rebels and rebel yells, The fair is to be held on the 4th, Sth, and finally said that he blushed with 6th, 7th and 8th of October and the shame, when he remembered that h< premiums and purses offered amount shouldered the musket in defense of to *5,000. the Union. Hecock was frequently in­ J. Cross of Castletompresents us with terrupted by Martin with such ex­ a basket of fine peaches and pears. E.II. clamations, as “Give’em h-------- l,”etc. Palmero brother-in-law from Battle He, with a large number of bis party Creek, has been visiting Jim and took spreading the idea that the other bon­ the favorable opportunity of subscrib­ fire and meeting was a gross insult to ing for The News. them, and organized for the express Geo. H. Maxwell and wife of theatriand only purpose of breaking up their famc, werefn town Tuesday, and will meeting. We have interviewed the return with their troop aud give us a leading spirit* of the other meeting week’s entertainment in about three and they express themselves different­ months. They are ready for Jthe win­ ly, claiming that the organizing©! the ter season with s!x new plays. jollification in front of their club room The White Sewing Machine is with­ on the regular night of their meeting out a doubt to day, the leading mach­ was an insult to them, broke up their ine in the market. Mr. Wolcott has meeting, which gave them as much the agency for the genuine singer right to the street as the Greenbacker*. machine and has reduced the price, If one party is more guilty than the from *45 to *35 for drop leaf and three other The News does not care to shield drawers. All who anticipate buying that party, and we arc inclined to the should not fail to call on C. C. Wolcott. statement of a leading and prominent The Red Ribbon meeting, last Greenbacker of this village, W. 8. Mondai was largely attended and Power*, which was that both parties everyone seemed to eqjoy the enter­ were to blame, one no more than the tainment. Miss Webster of Chicago, other. wa* present and gave some ven fine Taking everything into considera­ recatations. Mrs. L. J. Wilson made an tion both meeting* were conducted earnest appeal to the ladies, to sign with unusual good order. The Green­ the petition to the legislature, urging back meeting adjourned about 9:30, them to submit the constitutional when everybody departed for home and amendment to the people. She report­ their virtuous couches to dream over ed about 150 as having already signed It in thi* vicinity. A fine quartette wm the result from Maine. There was then *ang endued: “Good night. Gen­ considerable loud talk on the street on tle Folk** after Which the meeting ad­ the following day, but at this writing journed for one week. The entersweet peace has smiled upon the wrathy ones and all is quiet on the Thornap­ ple. filled. And again in the ninth month, and on the seventeenth day of the month, at eveniug, it came to Dass that there gathered together a great multitude of men and women and children, at the temple called Opera,a Strong man was cliosen to preside over the meeting; and the choir sang a song, after which a lady named Baxter, whose surname is Marion, was presented to the people, by the Strong man, who said that the influence of woman was stronger, up­ on mind of man, than that of one of their own sex, therefore this woman cometh before yon to declare .certain tiling*, which is tor your good that ye should hear. And the woman arose and spake un­ to the people after this wise, saying: “ye men of Nashville, I am a woman and have not the right to vote, there­ fore I look at the political issues of the day, from a neutral standpoint. I hold tluit the ballot is a sacred trust, and the voters should study the situation of public affair*, inform themselves on the i*8UC8 of the day. and vote in ac­ cordance with their honest convic­ tions. Veri’.y, vqrily. I gay unto you. there are two elements standing side by side, each clamoring your support, t|ie one, clamoring loudlv for a chance to step into power, and is largely made up of men who feel strongly the keen thrust of northern patriotism in com­ pel ing them to submit to the constitu­ tion of this government, and are the head leader* of the ‘Lost Cause.’ High­ ly esteeffied ladies of my acqnaintace. who have visited in the land of the south, state that a strong feeling of enmity exinta in the minds of southern ladiez-agninst the women of the -north, These are small matter* but they are ’straws which show which way the Id the Cincinnati platform, the dem­ ocracy pledged itself anew to the doc­ trines of Lee and Jackson, the patriots of the past. Who are the patriots of the past? They are the men who advo­ cated the doctrines of state sovereignty and secession. Why do they cling to their traditions? The speeches of their leaders, in Congress answer, what‘they fonght for in the war they now fight for in congress. Unless this sect give satisfactory evidence that- they will stand by the constitution, and preserve the principles of a free government, pause before you give them the reigus of power. Wade Hampton nays : The princples of the southern confederacy in 1800 are on trial to-day. If thi* be the case,the public jury in November should render it* verdict understandiugly and bury this matter forever from the sight of the American people. « I xrould not have you ignorant,brethren of the fact that I make a wide dif­ ference between the loyal democrat of the north aud the disloyal democrat of the south, but the one is being deluded by the wily tale of the other, and does not comprehend the danger into which he is being drawn. • As the visions of the pa*t pass be­ fore us we see that during twenty years 6f Republican rule, a race of people have been set free, commerce has revived, peace has been established nt home and abroad, an enormous debt is rapidly melting away, the public credit has been put upon a firm basis, and prosperity reigns supreme through­ out 'this broad land. In 1860, after nineteen years of democratic rule, the bonds of the nation were sold at a dis­ count of thirty cents on a dollar and to-day after twenty years of Republi­ can rule, its bonds are disposed of at a premium. In Buchanan’s administra­ tion, the loss on one thousand dollars revenue collected, there was a loss of three dollars. In Grant’s administra­ tion the loss on oue thousand dollars, was thirtynine cento and during Hayes administration the smallest coin will pay the loss on three thousand dollars collection. Men and brethren, is this not a good record for the party in pow­ er ? do you desire a change ? In answer to the Intel rogatory of the Fusion, *Have you heard from Maine T have beard from Maine, and in the language of the democracy, exclaim,as Maine goes, so goes the UnionI This sect have refused obedience to the laws of the country, fought against the Union, brought debt upon the na­ tion,denounced everything that tended to defeat their plans, worked agaist resumption, and now, when the nation j* prosperous despite their endeavors to overthrow it, they crow over the nation’s credit and would try to de­ lude yon with the idea that they did ft. Verily I say unto you, by their deeds NUMBER 1. ye shall known them. Gen. Hancock, their chosen leader is a superb military man but no statesman. He bus turned .his back against the principles hr fought to ,establish, and the friends whe educated him in his military lore and has became a tool in the hand* of the enemy, to tear down those in. st i tut ions so dear to a free people, and build in their stead those to be plan­ ned and directed by a people who at­ tempted the nation’s overthrow. A man representing the people is bound to re­ spect the will of liis constituents and the southern leaders say, that if Han­ cock will not run the government to suit them, they will run it themselves. Gen. Garfield is a self-made man. Born in the humble walks of life, -he* haa climbed, stepby step, tip the hill of fame and now stands on the summit ■a man of principle and a man of hon­ or. And again I say unto you. this sect called Republicans is to-day in a posi­ tion to further the temperance work, and jn their convention they refused to insert a liquor plank as they wenpetitioned to do by the representatives of tbe.liqnor trafiiie, and are’ free to legislate in the interest of tempeianoc, whereas we have no hope of this from the other party. Th^re is a man in the city of Char­ lotte, in the province of Michigan named Lacy,whose surname is Edward whom the republicans have chosen as the man they nave to represent them in Congress, and I know him to be n man of honor and integrity, and one who will do all in hi* power, for his fellow man. He is a man that will dare to do right, whatever may oppose, and is in .every way worthy of your support nt the polls in November next, and I bespeakforhim a handsome majority over his opponents in the coming election.” • And when this woman bad made an end of speaking they sang a hymn and departed joyfully to their home. . LOCAL MATTERS. Wanted To Kxchangc. Eighty acre* of good land for portableaaw mill. Land is of excellent quality, well watered.35 acre* improved 100 rod* to school hnuse, 1 mile from railroad station. Address The News office, Nashville, Mich. STIf you want a good Carpet for a small amount of money, call on L. J. Wheeler. tV I have now in stock a large line of that celebrated Blocher Boot, these boots are all made by hand nnd every pair warranted, they are undoubtedly die best boot in the market. Sold ex­ clusively by [46-tf] D. C. Griffith. IV Bov* remember that die boss No. 1 Plug and Fino Cut Tobacco can only be found nt F. J. Purchi*. Prices low. _______________________ New Battery. My bakery is now ready for business. Have built a new oven arid nil wishing fresh bread, biscuits, cakes, pie*, etc., can have them ever?’ day. Warm meals and lunches at all hours. Give ns a trial. N. B. Shaw. t iT The largest assortment of collar*, both stand up and turn down, and tie*, in Nashville, at F. J. Purchis’ barber shop. They are the latest style out, nnd, die gins say, make the boys sim­ ply irresistible. Home Mioelng and Jobbing II luck* mi thing. E. Cook wishes to-announce, that on and after the 17tb of Sept, he will do Horseshoeing and all kind* of Custom Work. Chas. Middleton, the BossShoer, will do your work in the most ap­ proved manner. We shall be pleased to see you all. Elgexe Cook. New Cider. Bring along your apples and try my new patent press and grater, which will be in operation in a few days. H. R. Dickixsox. THE J EWE LEE>. C. W. DEM ARA Y. The finest stock of Clocks in Barry or Eaton county. A good stock of straight Elgin Watches, will not handle a Watch but cm be recommended by all, all full Niebel movement. Straight Line Es­ capement, Quick trains. PF A fine line of Jewelry and Silver Ware. Two door* south of Truman’s, C. W. Dema ray. ty I have opened this week a fine line of Bolton made Hanies*. See them before you buy. C. C. Wolcott. iy Nickle trimmed, custom made, liglit Harness. Very cheap, C. C. Wolcott, [y Ladies and Gent’s Riding Saddle* and Bridles, to be had only of C. C. Woloott. , “A I>»y of Fate.” The latest Novel by Rev. E. P. Roe, can be obtained of H. G. Hale, early in October. Warned. 10,000 bus. good, sound apples, do wind fall* unless sound and free from worms, apply to Brooks, Boise A Pramcxs. Notice of <k>-Parlncmhl|». Owing to the increasing demands of my business I have thi* day associa­ ted with me in the practice of medi­ cine and Surgery F. K. Timmerman M. D„ a graduate of Micbagau University I am pleased to introduce him to my friends and patron* m a gentleman and one thoroughly qualified in hi* profeasioo. A. Barber, M. D. Nashville Sept, 1.1 JK». �1879, and was taken The binnacle lamps, and it was absolutely do. formed with grief and terror—not tw himself, brave old sailor, but for his l>cy8 in the boats. •'Who's at tbs whedr ha shouted; end, from Albany to Eoch. mile*.—A. J. Uayea, Jr^ «a Magaxintt.. “ A Moot Ji Chip's chest' It was addressed to a wo­ that is, one which is nut for man, with the name and number of a or against the prisoner.' hundred miles off tlie coast of Western Cambridge street I found the place— tice it is diffictut to secure twelve' men Australia—the great penal colony of Eng­ land—and during that time had not deep quite voice; "Eve got the wheel." a small frame house, with lota of Chip's of "cold neutrality.” All men are fallen in with a single sp^nn whale. That was Chips, and. I walked aft to handiword around it. His mother met more or less influenced by untonscions One raw -afternoon, with a harsh be qAa him. Just then a long-hail camo nte at thn door, white-haired woman. prejudices, such as arise from birth, breeze and a rising sea, at lost we heard through the darkness, and wo saw the See seemed to have been waiting aud education, social poaition, or habit* of the long sing-song cry, from tho most- flash of a boat's lantern on the lee quar­ watching for somelxxly. A few wards life, Lawren know the power whidh sym­ head, "He blows! ther—re—bl6-o-wsl" ter. In a minute more a line was flung told the hopeless story. Tho letter Was i’l toil n<3 frvia lacrnt ■ Four times, at regular intervals of about aboard, and wo soon had one crew safe for her, and she read it over— the letter pathy has over tho judgment of men. of her only bqy, asking forgiveness for his in defending criminals, they not infre­ forty seconds, tlie cry was repented; and on deck. It was tho mate's boat one great and only disobedience-and as quently finesse to secure a' jury whose then he knew it was a bjxthi whale. “Where ore tho others,” was the first she read, the white head lient lower and unconscious sympathies will be in favor It was about 5 o’clock in the evening ■■ A thief's counsel when the first cry was heard, and tho "Fast to the whale." was the answer, lower, till it mot the tliin hands; and of the prisoner. sun went down at 6:30, with scarcely five “and there are no lanterns on the boat." I turned and left the little room I had would not be grieved if he believed One of tlie men from the boat relieved darkened, .'with all its poor ornaments, Shakspeore’s words true of those trying 'itm. minutes of twilfobt. As a rule, on board of American whalers, when whales are Chips nt the wheel, and he went forward useless now, and, as I walked toward liis client : to ng lanterns at late the in forethe andevening, main tope. . Boston, seen the boats areI could not help thinking that not sent down, unleas circumstances, When this was done wo stood together God's ways ore often wofully fur from such os weather, moonlight, and bo on, on the forecastle, looking and listening being our ways.—Appleton'a JoumaL >, THE CARPENTER. An anecdoU; of a distinguished lawyer are very favorable. In most cases the. for the boats. Suddenly he turned to of Kentucky, tho lata John J. CrittenHints to the Consumptive. course* of the whales and' the speed of me and said: The diet of the consumptive should be their travel are carefully noted. When "Chips," whom I knew far montlis by "on a couree " a school of sperm whales night While I was at the wheel, It simple and nutritious : very strict rules nooUier name was ship's carpenter of will move at the rote of about six miles seemed to me as if something whispered aa to special articles of diet are uncalled indicted far biting off another man’s ear the wbalerGawUe, of New Bedford. He an hour; when " feeding" they keep on in my car that we’re going to lose one for, unless the stomach should have ex­ in a fight Tho trial came off before Judge Broadnax, a stately, high-toned was twenty-six years old, six feet high, the same "ground" not moving more man to-night" hibited unusual signs of imperfect pow­ and strong as a tree. He was the favor- than a fete milre a day. When seen late Timid he was growing as superstitious er. Meat should be taken once or twice gendcuinn, who dressed in short trous­ in the evening, the ship is steered dur­ as old Kanaka Joe, and he answered: a day, with a good allowance of fat Fish ers, silk stockings and top-boota. The teuder and "I can't help it- It did seem that I ia-nulritions, especially oysters. Milk, Judge hated rowdyism, and, though a ing the night according to the observa­ warm admirer of Mr. Crittenden, often tions, and often finds the school in night heard that whisper, and so plain was it is very nutritious, and two or three pinta was powerful. And the soft word which in the' morning, whan the boats are at that I nearly idropped the wheel in may be taken in the course of the day. chided him for taking fees of low rascals who habitually engaged in brawls. tumeth away wrath, with the gentle hand once sent down. terror." j . At the Hospital for Consumption at After much spurring between the court to soothe a sufferer, ore often needed in Another shout from the sea cut off Bromjiton This course was not followed on tho Brompton many of the patients have a and State's Attorney and the prisoner’s the whale fisheries. evening in question. It was not a school further talk, ^qd we soon hod two more I glass of rum and milk tlio the first thing in counsel, eleven jurymen wtre obtained. Most of tho foremost hands of tho Ga- we saw, but a “lone whale " and one of boats nt the dayita. The absent] one j the morning, before breakfast, to help ' Many respectable men had been reject­ aclle were rough Portugese lads, from tho extraordinary size. The night promised ..... was Mr. Joseph'^ that-। them to drew, and undoubtedly ----------r.and — wo —.knew ----- - --------—dv-Lfodly it often ed by Mr. Crittenden, a fact which hod Western Islands, on their flrat voyage. to be a rough one, and the whale’s mo-, through “ 'thtek^aind ' ' '*___ "_ ___ '' *_hold *" Jdoes ..a.1 milk m taken thin-he would doesgood, good. sAsses' milk may mayLbo They were treated with coarse contempt tions were, strangely irregular, as-if ho on to the artiale. It was hours before Ji when ordinary milk disagrees. Another exasperated the Judge. An ill-looking fellow, with a tattered straw hat, a piece --------------------v- “ 1 -----------------‘ JbT fat by tho few American seamen and by the hod lost himself in an unknown sea. we found him; and when we did he reI favorite prescription is bacon for fused to cut -his line from tho carcass. ------------| breakfast Sugar is is very very fattening, and of his nose torn off, and a bruised face, ------- -.............................Sugar was brought up'to be sworn in as the There is sometliing solemn and mys­ ------- .The o?dy "white man"—as the Yankee The captain cried to him that we could there is no objection to taking it even in sailor lovps to call himself—who was kind terious in tho sight of "lone whales," nothold uni hold tho whole whals in sucn Mimn' a * ■»« sea, hnt but considerable quantities. A. moderate twelfth juryman. ■ Mr. Chittendon asked him a few ques. and patient with tho rude bovs was and marvelous superstitions are current tho whaleman cried back: allowance of wine or spirits is advisable, »tious, and then ccoliy said : Chips; aud he was never tired of show­ among whalemen respecting them. but it should be taken with caution when " Well, Judge, rather than be the ing them or teaching them some tiling of Though spending year after year on the , ‘He’s a hundred-on’-flfty barreler; it flushes the face dr quickens the pulse. cause ot, any more delay, I’ll take this what ho knew. He was one of thorn great waters, whalers become more im- and if you don’t take the line alxxird, Moderate aud frequent exercise m the man." well stick to him in the boat! ” premioDnble to siqienuttural things than unselfish fellows who did not believe in open air is essential. We ■ do know tliat Soon after, as the gale was moderating, "I knew it!” exclaimed the angrv keeping knowledge to themselves. He other seamen, and long observation of now and again it is very essential to had never liecn to sea before, but during tlie shoals ar schools of the vast creatures tlie line was taken in, passing through a "change the air;” but we consider that Judge, springing to his feet. “ Yes, I tho first two years of-thin voyage he had they pursue, tends to fill them with strong iron brace acrewed on to tlie star­ to do that with any chance of advantage knew it 1 The moment I laid eyes on boardrail just forward of the gangway the fellow, I-knew you would "accept attended to so many things besides his amnzemont and awe when they meet it is necesHary to go far afield ; and we own easy work, that ho was considered with a solitary leviathan who hns aban­ amidships, from which it was taken back think also that such change of the air is him I Did any living man,” ho con­ tinued, looking contemptuously at tho aa one of tho best and coolest whales- doned all fellowship with his kind, who and made fast to tlie windlass bite at the only needful when sickness of the body foot of the mainmast. lives by his own law—lonely’ mighty and i jury-box, "ever see such a jury be­ men aboard. It was a new line of stoat Manila has come npon us, or when it threatens fore?" Although exempt from standing watch, tcrriblk hemp, and its strength was put to a fear­ to come. When nothing else can be "Why, your Honor," quietly replied • he had insisted on doing the duty from Boon After tlie cry from aloft, we saw the ' ful test A hundred fathoms astern of done, sitting out in the open air --------should Mr. Crittenden, "I pronounce this a — — , ----— ----------------x -™ — the first day out. At night, if tho weather wbaU from the deck, only a short dis- i the ship if held tho monster's cayrasa; I always be insisted on—in a garden, on a most respectable juiy.” were good, he would sit on tho main tance from the ship, and we might have I and. ns the vessel rolled heavily to the balcony, or even at an open window, I Of course, after the Judge's speech, hatch, in the center of a ring of the Por­ seen him long liefore had not liis white, ' sen tho strain on tlie line was terrific. Anything is better tlian remaining shut I the prisoner's cose was decided. The tugese ladkj'and with wonderful patience bush-like spout been lost in tlie angrv- i Standing forward of it I laid my hand on up in the same room from morning to I jury went through the formality of a teach them to make splices and knots, whiteness that was fast spreading over the line' as the strain came, and I felt it night. night We heard of a man who, on be-‘’ । trial, and brought in a verdict~L“ Not and to apeak English. He never tired the sea. stretch and contract like a rope of India ing told that riding was beneficial, hired J guilty." Their prejudices and their ir­ of doing this or nay ofth?-; kindly thing For a moment all eves were fastened ’ rubber. sihorse •—* and ’ galloped ’’ ’ alvout1 till **~ he was ritation, excited by the Judge’s con­ for them. In tho day time, if there were on the long body, like a great, black । Mr. Joseph's Ixmt had. come alongside, so.» uiuxumu uu u*u exhausted that ho did uxn not recover >ur for r work fnr him nt his hia Itnute, im.I.. he I... still ..till had ,’ tube, over which the waves washed, work for him at and the captain, standing on the. star- I a fortnight. Exercise should bo carried i tempt, were too active for them to ren­ them around him, explaining everything Every ...3 face was wonder-stricken ‘ ‘ at the ‘ j board rail, was shouting to him through to a point short of producing fatigue, der a verdict ucc''rt:ing to low and evidenoe.___________________ os ’he sawed or plant'd, as ---------if he wished | immense si: whale. ”7* — i immense size of tlie a trumpet. The lino from the whale i In ordinary cases of consumption there । to make them as gixxl carpenters aa he [ Captain Clifford had been examining | passing from astern to the brace forward, I is not the slightest occasion for the pa- I Quietly Caught, i—i. . . . him through a glare, which he handed and bock to the bite amidships, made on tient to keep his room, but still it is j Parisian justice, once on the track of _ — -----— --------------r~, ---------On Bunday when every one brought I in turn to each of his officers. ... .v------ .-j_ very important that the sleeping apart- I a criminal, is almost ns inevitable as 5 .L11,''•J “,d P'ct,lre« Chip. -WT,,! ao vou ,„J. Mr. Hwney!" ho acute angle, inside of which the captain *ow<.-a the uuly «gn. rf „ taqninj „( firnt m»to. who 6U..e«d wm standing. I saw and noticed this us ment should bo properly ventilated. fate. .A letter from the French capital passed forward, and I noticed, also, in tho The great thing is to get aa much pure illustrates tli'i ingenious perfection of the ™ “*;■ •••«■, anlrono on wt (he ran «>d uuwercd: dark, a tall man who' seemed to lie.lean­ air us possible consistent with warmth detective system in that city. No rogue, -«oepl m.yooll-who hU nolher pin- | ..Oo ,|own ,ir. WB „„ doit... ing against the line. “I hope ho is for- and the absence of draughts. Only a French or foreign, can know but that fard of it," I said to myself us I went on moderate temjxjraturo should be permit­ an officer is concealed under the coat of ™ .J****1,?* J10*”?' , , to the oooondmate, an old PortoReM of . ted, so that when in bed the jiatient tho first servant who waits on him. When the ohip tonched al «>m<. port ■ „ltawrdi„m riao, ^d perhapa tho m-l with what I was about I had doea not feel reel ■ cold. cola. In m summer, good <■ a young man, dressed in the height bad not taken six steps from tho thei*spot ’w%‘ I does A young 1T(. “d n«.ran for | tu„olu whaleman aliro _ ' ’ ’ i, came with all the other travletters, Chqxj remained aboard—he knew I «./- j • ■, a a 1 when something strange occurred. The ventflation should be secured by letting j of’ fashion, thaw w» none ta him. In » of (ho . , °° d"^• !° .I"1 th’ ship steadied, as if tho wind had ceased, down the windows fur an inch or so nt । elers out of the train which had just boya' alhiuuKImfounda pir(nn-of anold, - f*™ ’. ”f“r "Ci ,llm “ft1*111There was no sound greater than the fop- At tho Hospital for Consump- j reached Paris from Brussels. He had whito-hairwl woman-toe lad', mother- ! 11,0 °‘h“h <>fBo*'r’ storm; but, instead, there seemed to fall ' f,on ftt Brompton the wards nnd gnllerii-s scarcely quitted the car when he w as aowas and errry Rood., after,,™, he aok«l for “d J1'6 mIni suddenly a stillness. I ran amidshipa , aru bept, winter and summer, at a uni- costed courteously : that album, and alw.y, gove it book 1 lo?“ and grasjied for the line in the dark. It j fon» temperature of a little over 60 deg. " Do you wish a porter, sir?” when he had tamed and li,k.J at that 1 **“ bo,t*' •h“a‘od *h“ wm gone! A rush to the rail, and all I The policy of this system is open to " The very thing I was looking for. • -- mv -*—j-’had --a* — out —ixt picture. Ina?- . was clear. The- strain torn the. question, and, in the opinion of many Will you take this valise, and show me , The lines and irons had olrviwlv l>cen brace. The mighty pull of the whale competent judges, the patients ■ would tho way to Hotel da la Boumania, The ship had been two yrera out when thrown in by tlie crew*. A "heave, oh!" do Ixjtter if the temjieraturo were con ­ astern ho<£ jerked the Kne straight, like Boulevard St. Michel? As this is my I first saw Cliips. Through straiigo and and a straining sound, and in one minthe cord of a gigantic Ixiw, and the cap­ siderably reduce«L—Family Fhytician. first visit to Paris, I prefer going there cJ^cnms^nce’’ I wre afloat on | ute the four boats struck the water, and tain, who had lx>en standing on the rail, on foot.” the Indian Ocean in a small boat, when the men were settled on the thwarts with The Terror* of Carving. was struck by the flying rope and thrown " At your service, sir." thia New Bedford whaler hove in sight, the ' long ' oars out senseless fur into tlie sea. The misery of habitual carving can On they irugded. When Ha y had and ran toward me. The first man to ! The sun was low and large and red, spring out iu the mizzen chains, to help ,’ All this hod been seen by the men in j, hardly be exaggerated. Tho man who crossed Pont St. Michel, the porter, in­ and the whole western sea aud sky were me aboard,' wm strong-banded ChijM, the Ixiat before any one on board had :I comes home tired from his dnv'* work stead of the following du Palais, turned ___________ „ less >«» m.u mm- j! “d “ta dow? «? ,Td? * ‘>PC* to the left, went down Quni de 1’Horoltho _______ affair. In thau » a minwith tears of sympathy in his eyre. . On magnificent in crimson and gold and realized nto the the cry my qf of “ ••S.vna!" “•! »' thl»; pge, and entered the Prelecture of Po­ deck the captain met mo with ojx*n hand block. Ihc picture was one of the finest .ute Savod!" rnmohoa ’ * u« from Jewel*. «na, in . nhorter time than ‘“J” *° undergo the btoor ot lice. and heart, and far eight months I sailed I ever saw. The rising sea was jet Hack, Mr. IL. ’ : _______________ _ • • w . < y nnnnnnA his personal Terminal carving, and to postpone He said to the owner of the valise, with the whalemen, and took part in the except where it was bloody; a broad can be imagined by a. landsman, the carvm£r. road of crimson shimmered from tho boat waa hanging at the davits, and the dinner until his appetite has vanished. " I am going to introduce you to the good and ill tliat Well them. Chips and I were friends from tlie in­ ship to the sun; the long body of the injured commander was being cared for It is no small labor to carve for a family, master of the nouse," ns he ushered him say of six persona. The joints of the into the office of tho head detective.' stant our hands shuck. Shaking hands whale, even blacker than the sea, was in his cabin. spring chicken are apparently The latterlio sooner laid eyes on the u one of the beat tests of character. plainly seen in tho ruddy glare; and life Rum and hardd rubbing are the the potent )tent combination of steel t>teel and India Ind: rubbtw, ! stranger than he said, " Why,’gi»od-day, Some people shako your hand so politely was added to the immense scene by the ------------ —on- a whaler, remedies i ’ ’ and ’by ’ dint of ! and can neither lie cut nor dragged flint 11 ___ Mons. Vanwater. You have just come that wrrm yon feel they ___ would care ‘kighta ♦ 8pT . °U,'i they drew near the three tho captain opened his eyes in n i apart; while the roast twf, toughened from Antwerp, where you stole a large little about shaking your acquaintance; mSonh0 * P qnnrtei of an hour. He had been fenr- ye are nt n l>v by long of service in ita original sum. of money. You Lave already sjient some men slip their hands into yours 1 “otiouhloss monster. ’ shape of an ox, requires more strength five years in jail for a similar enme. vnnlrA you ... ..... were squeez­ It was not until the boats hod left tlie stunned, but not seriously injured. and make feel os...... if you He was amiizt-d at first at seeing the of wrist on the part of the carver than What on earth jtossessod you to want to ship that wo realized how tlireatening ing a fish; some people’s hands are so mate and myself standing over him with thick, and fat, and cold, that you might was the weather. Every moment.the l tlie rum bottle. But without a word he would suffice to saw a twelve-inch log. put up at the Hotel de la Eonmanin, When at last the work of carving M where lodging* are dear, -when you as well grasp the fingers of a leather sous came wilder and heavier against tlie realized the situation. done, the delicate nnd difficult duty at knew I raid a chamber at your disposal dummv. Moat people, and nice people, vessel. Only now and again, os they "How u» the weather?” he asked. "helping" begins. There can be no for which I should not charge 1 cent ?" shake hands ns a preliminary to conversa­ were lifted on a sea, could we catch sight “The wind has down,” said Mr. . ixsice of mind for the man who helpaThe thief was put in a eell until the tion; but now and then one's hand of the brave little boats. The breeze Joseph. "We'rej <gone ’ * jib” and I hi* ’ family and his occasional guest* to ------ r— a under foresail legid papers to warrant his -xtraditiou strikes into a sympathetic palm, the grew stronger every minute, and before reefed topsails, and running right away any lood except soup or oysters, both readied Paris. It is well said, “The fingers take full ho’d. the thumbs inter­ tlie first lx»t neared the whole, was fmm H im w E h I a * ’ — J — . _____________ a_i_ .. i r r > from the whale.” of wjxich can be accurately aud fairly law has along arm.” lock and close—and when tliat friendly whistling through the rigging in the wild "Gone?” said the old man. divided. In the case of children he can grasp is over, there is not a wonl to lx? way that tells of a coming gale. The 1 Defertlve’s Story. “Gone."answered Mr. Joseph ruefully. _ give ____________ satisfaction. _____ There___ is _no said—it spoke all friendly greeting in ita captain regretted the lowering of the “Stanchion dragged, and the line parted, never rule in thia matter ’beyond............... that of givii There is a story told of fclady anri gen­ own good language. Just such a kindly Ixjata, and soon signaled them to return. and eight thousand dollars went without the chicken lees to the lx>y«, which ci tleman traveling'together on an Ikiglish But the :nen were excited, and refused to and grim grip did Chips give me the see the signal Filled to tlie gunwale, “ railroad. They were strangers to each 1x1 loifowed. To ask people what pc first time we'tact “Tell Chips to see to that broken I When I boarded tho wlialer I was in a the seas lashing over them every mo­ rail," said the captain, ckwing his eyes of the chicken they prefer is simply ' other. Sttddenlv the geatteman aaad: ment, on they went where only a 'thing "Madrea, I will troubfe you to took madness. Either everybody will tell bad way for clothes; all tliat belonged to drowsily. the truth and demand the beat cut, in out of the window for a. few minutes ; I me in the world were the few branded so nearly perfect as a whaleboat could “Ay, ay, sir,” said the old second which case all but one will be exnaper­ aza, going to make somoohsngea in my rags that I hud worn in the boat Sailors keep afloat. As the first boat swung mote, as he stumped on deck, * to run down to leeward of the — —__1 -----ated by foair.g to have thew wishes grat­ wearing apparel" T -1---■_»-- —,<----------------__ • <» _ ----■■ _ ■ ■ < are used to such tilings; and they know round “Certain!-* nr:’* nlw ranKa/T -with x heard nciiru him uud atop wep at mmo aiier-natcu, ified, c* everbody will reply "Any port," whale, tlie red sun stood fairly on the | I the after-hutch, the remedy. Every one camo fai ward black field of ocean. where ♦>.. the boui-steerere — andi »the carpenter r..--------“It Makes no difference or words to ■with his little offering. One brought a lived, and call “Chips” two or three the aaaui mendacious and aggravating Talk about the bravery of soldiers in hot, another a jacket, another a pair of sea boots, a jack-knife, a cake of to­ battle, or of men inshore in any enter­ another voice—not Chips'; then a round effect Of course, v hen the man who “N<jw, Madam, my change* is combacco. and so on. until I had a bunli full prise you please; what is it to the bravery d hurried feet on deck, a shout down says “It makes no difference” is halped of such a deed as this? A thousand mfles to anyHi ing but the breast, he liecsmce plet<xl, and you may reeumo your seat.” from land, six men in a little twenty­ tho foreastle; and a slwut back in answer. the ^oemy of the carver for lif», and ; Wbea the bdy turned she Leheld her Chips had least to give of all, for he eight-foot siirll, coolly going down in a There wm no Chips there. hnd shipped without a regular outfit But stormy sea to do battle with tho mightiest Two minutes after, a heavy foot camo when he saw all that had l>ecn given, created animal! It is the extreme of suited. It is far bettor to boldly help I. . or Madam, whichever smiling at tho rough boys ns each one human coolness and courage, because it people, vrithout making any pfetanw) aL ,y°tt w*," said the lady,. “I mu t handed his offering, he drew me off to is the extreme of danger. The soldier ©oasultii’g their wishes. They will then ■ tnn>Wo y<m to look out of the window. his own cubbyhole,- and hauled round now — juat aa if I had seen it all — who the faces one peril—the bullet Tlie whole­ his own < hia bod came the man, in sucli a case aa this, hnz. thre* host; but they will acquit h’j* of any oontenta; and in n minute there wan a mighty enemies to fight—the sea, the against the line. intention to press open imndto on hi fair division of all it contained—flannels, gale and the whale. Tho captain looked at the second mate. man ia lady’s attire immediately cc*shirts, stocking* and everything to a ••Chips is gone, air,” said tho oM We saw tlie harrxxmcr e£ each Ixmi . 1 Chicag* LMaiier TraAa. stand up as, they came within heaving sailor, with a tremor in hia rough veioe; “These ora yours; aud tiuW are mine." distance, and send in liis two irons. All ‘■Chips was,knocked over by tho line, In the attempt to give an Hm said GJiij*;' “and.ril make you a chest tlw lx»ata w<te font before the monster and we've gone lour knots since it parted. extant of the Chicago lumber ti CSJ resumiuft dmj to-mgCTow"• seemed to feel the first blow. Than I’ve pot her alxot, and wo re reusing in female aAtire That's iho sort of a man lie was in o»u>e the fight, the cruel and unnatural down agsyn.” satisfy. It is ea^y to say that the eitv everything. No wonder the hoys loved light IhJtw.x-u vast power nnd ke-.-n skill. There wus dead silence. We al knew handled, in 1883. fo* t; in into a man. He laughed and safe ; 1872, 1.1H4.000.0W feet • i» I8TO. 1.5OV Tne lilock water, was ejiuroed white aa “ It api ears that wo are both anxious the flukes struck oat in rage mid agony. 000,000 feet—the last figures represent­ to recape recognition. What, have you The snu draappeared aud the gale ing nearly one-third of the entire m&nn- daw ? I have robbed a bank ? " He was as brave *kvw kind. When screaared wilder in the rigging. We factnre of the North weal; but “millions’' " And I,’* mid the whilom tadv, as be whales were chased. Chips went down » touched the wafer. ’ . convey no.ntartling idea to th* layman’s &xtero»jy tattered his companion's AB night w® beak about the place mind. It may help a httle, however, to nmong th*m when the fragile ahel mention that to bring iliis lumixT into Detective J----- -,o( Sootfamd Yard, and to b« laid broadside to a monster u the city would require average arrivals in featale append have ahadowed you m long a/t the sliip. Once whe: itn great beauty to help our and aeareh. of thii ty csrgoo* per day for 200 day*, for t*u days—now,” drawing a revolver, boat waa stove in by a sweep of the i each containing a quarter of a million "! I thoujrUt, when cur F.tbw ab»U I U» Mtant 111 death’. chiUj With n.lllb. .... PITH AND POINT. Somethtxg to lie abont—A bed. A paktiallt deaf man has tho “Hey' fever. tie out the window—after it is empty. What did Mary say to her little lamb .when she sent it out to .gnus in the evening? She said, "Ewe go to sup­ per.” A xuincilx wants to ’ know how to strike a bee flijt and at the same time avoid being stung by ita demisemi­ quaver. Youxo man, don’t try to forget your identity and become somebody else ; for the other chap is almost sure to be an inferior'peradn. . 1 asked a gentleman of a laborer. . ‘f Yes," he replied, " a very dear park. It al­ most ruined' tho owner to fix it up 1" A lady being asked how old she was replied: "I was married at 18; my husband was then 30. Now he is twice as old— that mokes me twice 18. I'm 36." The young physician returns from his. vacation to find his patients lively as crickets. He inwardly vows that ho will stay at homo and attend to business henwfter. Ax old angler says that a fish does not suffer much from being hooked. Of coiirac not It is the thought of how his weight will he bed about that causes anguish. He went into n drug store and said to the dentist: " You pulls out xfiitout pain ?” • • Certainly." * * What does dot coat?” “Onedollar." “ Py uhuniny 1 You dinks dot don’t hurt none, py gra­ cious 1" A Nobth Carolixa mon will work four hours to chop down a tree that a coon is in, but ndthing would induce him to aplifr up enough wood ‘to cook the supper with. The latter proceeding isn’t sport. somewhat lively. While age recently, the younger exclaim: “Gome, bub, fiddle and give us, • God on a sea voy­ was heard to tune up your save yoar old 1 “Bct. you know, pa,” said the farm­ er's daughter, when he spoke to her about the address of his neighbor's son, "you know, po, that ma wants me to marry a man of culture." “8o do I, my dear—oo do I; and there’s no better "DnoTtas* you know, soon tura to wrinkles,” said Swiltou to a dimpled darling. “That can’t possibly concern you, sir,” she replied. “How to-turn wrinkles into dimples would be more in­ to res ting to-you, 1 should think. Ami, by the way, what a crop some persons could raise,, couldn’t they ?" " Is Yom programme full. Miss Beetle­ crusher ?” asked a young man of a West­ ern daniixd who had just struggled out of a refreshment room with disappoint­ ment in her <*ye and an * ‘order o£ nances" in her hand. "Programme full?’said the daughter of the setting sun. " ’Waal, I guess npt 1 I ludn’t had nothin.** but a piece of cuke and aa ice-cream, ois’ they don’t go far toward filling my pro­ gramme, I can tell you."— BobUm CoinincrciaL ' " Dooron,” said > lisping, foslifonablo an evening party—"doctor, which do you prefer, tholidity of intellect or brillianthy ? Thum admire iluflidity; but ath far me, as Shakthpeare thayth in huh. Bride of Abydoth/ ‘I prefer tholidity and bril Lian thy combined.'” The doctos sank into the nearest chair, exhausted. Qjcbt mane : " What's, gona of vour husband, woman?” " What’s, gone of hi*^ yer Honor ? Faith, and ,ta?s gone dead. ” " Ah t pray, *hat did ha die of?” "Die of, your Honor ? He died of a Friday.” “ I don't mean khe day of tho •a’ it’s himself that did not get time t» complain." “Oh, ay—he died raddrnly ?** "Rnilier that way, ver Honor.* “Didhe tall in a fit?" No wnr. 1611 down » a fit, p'johapa?" “What^ no ; Dot exactly in a fit, your Honor, kk fell owt of a window, oc through a cellar not quite that, yer Worship." “Wmk theur “There w*. a bat sthsmg. ly. Col tho •cootnpltahaMrt <4 all which have rendered �Mtiunal novels, fell an cnav prey to the moral wild beasts that wait in every life­ path. Kail-eyed, hopeless outcast* now, whose feet are swiftly trending the down­ ward path from which society says sternly, “Thou ahol't never tarn back.” If the mothers of our land would pause and cotnridfr th* pitfalls in our cdties, which, artfully wreathed in flowers, await the unexperienced feet of their darlings. . they would devote less time to fashion and frivolity, and think only of fighting these monster evils, which, licensed and encouraged by tills good (?) government, every year drag thousands of innocent ones down to infamy and shame.' best erf it; you mav give extra jewelry white w» jsot, too." • ▲ faint hope sprang up in the poor child's heart She begun tearing off her ■mall supply of jewelry with feverish ,haste. ,:0h, you may have them all,” ahe cried eagerly, taking off the pretty rings, earrings', and pin; even the dainty litUMutah, the pride erf herjbeurt Was quicBR placed Ju the woman's out- Michigan. CONSISTING OF Dress Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Notions, Cloths, Flan­ nels, Ticks, Shirting, Stripes, Checks, ORTSJO STRONG, 140 106 53 984 368 324 50 all, and my father will give you more; only let me got oh, let mq go!* The last words rose to a wail aa tae woman turned deliberately to leave the OTHCI IM TBUXAM’S BXJCK, SKCONDHTOBY. room. Commanding the man angrily to “take care of her, and stop that infernal notae,” Madame Condlie left the room and locked the door after her. How Belle got through her leesonfr-tbe Belle turned to the mkn who had next day is only known to herself and watched the whole acene with calm en­ tho long-suffering and patient teacher. joyment , * For waa ahe not soon to see the magnifi­ ’“Oh, sir! please show me a way out of cent munition where she would sosno time, this dreadful place! have pity! for my reign *queen? What were loitin roots mother's sake,6 she implored with a snfand French verbs tola young lady of her i fronting sob, “let me go. ” grand expectations? At last the clock “Take core.” "enlied her inlier, warnchimed the hour of throe, and our young ingly, “no more of that noise, if you lady was free to go to tlie house ,. . of , tha know when you're well off.” friend with whom she hod obtained “—­ obtomwl •perMle „.„k inU, , her »ob« mission to,pass tho evening.f. But .... instead gnulmdly died away, and then she be­ of going there as ahe left tha school came silent building she entered a street car going • “That’s right,” jwid her tormentor ap­ in the opposite direction, toward tho provingly, lighting a cigar and leaning VILLAGE OFFICERS very hcartof the city. The stroeta which back comfortably, “always make the beet they presently, enter ora unfamiliar to of what you crfn’t help; you'll like us President—Elfliti Chlnrrnn. Rsesrdcr— Frank McDvrtqr. । a Belle, but what pchool girl at sixteen is better after a while." Trt»Kir» r- -Frank C. Bohc. not equal to such an occasion? Bo she Bdlo shuddered, but mode no reply; leaned calmly, bock in the seat and although silly lin'd thoughtless she was no watched the changing panorama in the ■fool, and she had set all her wits to work Coofc, B. i’. Keynoidi, Wm. Boitoc street It was a long ndo, a very long to devise a plan_r>y which to escape from one, but at length her eyes brightened, tliis placerfiefore it was too late. Shading Jferictia. and she sprang to her fret; a benevolent- her fooc from the gnze of “Walt" she looking old gentleman stopped the car glanced keenly -around ....... .. the room; tlie VI KniODlMT ET /cOPAt CBUBCH-A. I). N«w1V1 tux, Paitcr, N<-rvirr« erery Sibbatb it >0k one door was’fastened: tlie only other ». tn. and 7 p. tn. KabtnUi ac-bo-.l at it ui. Prajcv tlxm -JkoTdowly down a >i<l>> : w w.uu>.unicAtion with the miter world wc„ were three windows, and they* were Groceries for Piverybody. I always aim to make prices on goods' as LOW AS THE LOWEST , And prices on PRODUCE as High as the Highest and g?ve , every one a fair, square deal. Snshville girertonj. YO«'1I be» A HANDKERCHIEF FLIRTATION. A lovely evening in early autumn, un­ der the tliiek trees which aliade a quiet street in the suburbs of one of our Enstcru * citie*, two persons were walking school giri of sixteen, with dimpled, rosy cheeks, and clear, innocent brown eyes; the other, a man who might have twen handsome but for the marks of diMipatien and that indfiterilmblo mix­ ture of boldness and knavery which StamjMi on every feature of thia'claan of men the words “gambler and “rone.” There is a ring of mocking insincerity in tli® very tones of his voice which contrasts playfully with the air of child­ ish trust aSd admiration with wliich his oom|>onion regards him. “ No, ace angel, the time has not yet come in which wo are a> libe.*ty to de­ clare our love openly. For myself, I do not fear, but your stern father, taking into consideration tho way in wliich we met, might separata us forever." “Yea, indeed !" rejdied tlie angel,with true school girl slang, “he’d justiavo! he is down an himdhvrchief flirtations; and there is John Riley; do vou know, Alphonse, I more tlian half *l>eliove he suspects something?” .tore v» There waa . a «mre start « of gmuuto genuine emoUto emotion erf some kind — from the____ ardent lovertt and :t. th .2__ 1_.», " ’ ’ • ’ voice ’ ' • the carefolly modulated muttered Something which csimmcnoiMi with <1—, but wliich was modified to “darling.” “Who is John Riley ?" "Only a cousin who lives with us, and that day When I find met you he saw me flirting, nnd took mo home and scolded every step of tlie way like a savage. Of coanM I promised never to do so again; but he looks at meso queer, aud to-night, when I told mother I was going over to Allie's to study, he asked me if Allie and I did not do a great deal of studying of evenings lately. I know I blushed furiously. He is always meddling. I hate him. Belle’s heart amota her oven os she ut­ tered these kind worth against the goo<l old bachelor cousin who had potted and spoiled her all her life, aud Lud never acolded her but once. A fortnight pre­ vious to this evening ho had been horri­ fied at seeing Belle on her way home from school in company with two other romantic young ladies, flirting her hand­ kerchief at some flashily-dressed young me.u on tho street, in,a way that gave evidence of long experience. -ix> step out of the store, take Belle's arm, anil walk her home to tlie unwelcome music of a severe scolding, was tlie work of a moment Since then Cousin John bad rested calmly, conscious of have done his entire duty. If he liad only known! For since that time Belle's cornjauiion ot to-night had thrown himself in her way so persistently, hod protested such love ana admiration, and excited her imagina­ tion with such glowing pictures of wealth and splendor that only wanted Iier ac­ ceptance, tliat the girl's silly little head was completely turned, film was envied and looked upon as a heroine by her girl conflilsutes at school, anil they lent will­ ing aid to plgn the meetings which took place dopy. Meanwhile, the two are con verging softly—in fact, the whole con­ versation baa been so exceedingly soft tliat I will r.(Niro the reader a repetition «!.’ *xcent the «tae»ng sentence*. He dream. She saw heraelf the brideof Mr. A. Sartoris, heir to his aged aunt's im­ mense fortune—tho center of an admiring circle of fri-nds. when even cousin John holds her dimpled hand tenderly aa she ‘•To-morrow at four o’clock, then, dearest, yon will come?” •‘Yea, Alphonse, but"—an uneasy look clouding the fair face—“are you auro it is qnite right?” ••Right, my love! What wrong can there l»e in cheering the lonelineM of my invalided aunt by a visit from one whom she has long wanted to know? You will sighed tho senumen Hard it is that you “Cruel!” exclamed the adorer, a spasm passing <nfcr hia face, which to an expari**noad o!wer. cJoaelj resembles a flitted through hia mind that it might be decidedly harder for him if he did. olmtacle*.” Footsteps were heard i thing, and it hastily. Bella walked home loot in s delightful Susinwi Jirrrtorjj. ““ U,‘"„"".Ur ? lJ° ‘h“ Umingh I dunk in tho .hutte of on. ol seemed quiet and retired. It waa lined , n «i,» r,.Hn,i on both Miles by grand and gloomy- ‘I ?.’. w\Gre U1® cnrt*“u’ wcro d i_v;, „ 1 “2, /„ ' slightly, she could ■<•0 the glimmer of a looking brown stone fronts. Before one ." . i' „ 4. . .ml wk.J i to? «“ A. >dU inquired 11 Mr. Hunt pu wiUun— , jng t|lc idn. »re«th« ot .mok.ttot curkd U1& wu the tome ol the egod eunt. lor , "Wllrf (rom hi, „ Bc)k.., ^om Alphotoo tod directed her to tok. Adored ^rnl tho room thej Idl upon The gulhomtotol to .moment tod then ,„noo(thoM ] whiu to with . peeutor .mde on her rmpfeaetot . (or ljing on e o 0P^° ““ 1°" ? ? dlkM mat ueto tor cbmr. magnificent reception-room and invited 1 Belle to enter. She did so, and, after ! With one bound she has snatched up seeing her seated, tlie girl left the room, I the shell and reached the window; there closing the door after her. The room j is a crash of shattered glass, a torrent was rather dark, but gradually, as Belle's of horrible oaths from the villain who eyes became used to the dim light, she • grips her arm cruelly and tries to drag was assured that Alphonse hod not ex- J ucr awav, but the agonized cry rings aggerated when ho described his magnifi- loud and clear, and tho bleeding hands cent surroundings. A carpet thick and cling tight: soft as moss covered the floor; rich <ur"Help! help! help!*' There is the quick sharp sound of a toins were drsned so as to conceal the {date-glass wimlows, and here and there. policeman's ,------- --------. — rattle; another and another rom out the darkness, glenmixl lieautifid i and another answers, nnd the cruel hand statuary. She lind ample leisure to ob- leaves her arm; a passer-by looks up at serve nil this, then as no one came, she | the jiale face at tlie window; he joins the* 8"^. b»lig»tot.. “W ; !■«««““» “ Ibqr nu.h into tto houto, ^P*1™1*® “ero to receive her? Why and Belle throws herself fainting into “’n they keep her waiting so long?" I the arms of her horrified cousin John. Suddenly a voice so near that it made I When ahe ‘ recovers she find* .herself .. «urher start, exclaimed; routided by blue-coated men, and nn“Hello, ata!" aweni the n'teru, bnrineso-like question* She looked around with a startled cry; of one of them, tremblingly, but he 1 she had thought herself alone; but near learns enough •• Larkej O'Connor. «li». Alphowo | by, partly hidden by the window-draping, sat a man, who was goring at her witli Sartoris,” Raid he, “I know him ; this an inlpudent stare. He was adorned by trick of enticing young girls into these ' a red necktie and a profusion of flushy places is getting common, aud will be so jewelry; he sat astride a chair with his os Jong os girls ore allowed to walk the ‘ arms folded over tlie back, and a look streets at*11 noun unprotected.” in the bold black eyes which made Belle's “Rather say," responded Cousin John, , cheeks blaze with indignation. She did indignantly, “ as long aa such places as \ not deign to reply. Her silence acemed this are licensed and encouraged to ruin 1 to amuM him. He careosod hta mustache with a smile of intense enjoyment, then |। these innocent ones, body and soul ; iu long as our law-makers deliberately make inquired affably: it unsafe for helpless ones to walk belplesa onra “You camo to call on me, I suppose?” our streets the t_. a ‘ ‘ Unprotected. This ' •=*« little This t. as probably an impudent sen - one,” gently caressing the sobbing girl, 1 ant; would Alphonse never come? She " has escaped.. Think of ths the thousands replied coldly: “I wish to nee Mr. Sartoris.’ And tlie policeman omented with a “Any relation to tho Grunt family?" sigh. That evening, with the ixxir, torn ; “I wish to see Mr. Alphonse Surto hand* carefully bound up. Belle aol»l>ed ris!” out tire whole story to her affrighted “Ah!" with a gesture of mock surprise; parents. It was a ' bitter lesson, and “I thought you were inquiring for Al­ whenever her schoolmates spoke of flirts-’ j gernon!" ho arose, and In in ring bis tiona of any kind a vision of tho hard, rhair to her side, peered into her face wicked face of Mme. Caroline and I insultingly; “but as Algy ta not in at “ Walt ” rose before her. present, and the other genilt mxn is en­ Don't do it, girls, for though you may । tirely unknown to mo—won’t I?—" Ih lie sprang to her feet, the blood never have Belle's experience, still surging over cheek and brow; a dim foreboding of, she knew nut what, filling her with one idea—abe must get away from this house, out of tlie presence of this terrible man; as she readied the door it was opened from without, but the glad exclamation, “Alphonse!" was checked by the appearance of the woman who entered. Richly, but flashily dreased, crime was stamped on every feature of her repulsive, red face; its a|>rearance was not at all improved by a large scar which ran rig rag across the forehead. She closed tlie door and kept her hand Upon the lotah aa she looked keenly at the shrinking figure of the giri' “Mistaken in the person, my dear," she said, in a coarse voice, “Walt, what’s the rumpus**' “Walt" laughed brutally. But Belle, her heart beating with terror. said gently; "Madame, I fear I am mistaken; does not Mr. Alphonse Sartoris live here?" The woman and man exchanged sig­ nificant glances, then they laughed. “Another oneuf Larkey’s fancy names, ” said the woman. “All right, my girl, you’ll stay." “Where am I? Who are you?" gasped Bule. “One question at a time, vouug lady," an*wired “Wak " blapdy. >1 have the honor to introduce you to ----Corallie Hunt, principal of this Institution tor girls. Special attention Eto ‘morals and manners.* We are out of circulars, but perhaps you । heard of thix place before?" Madame Corallie.'—heard of her!—she had, but as she had beard of imaginary horrors too terrible to be named, some­ thing too dark and awful to io ever come in contact with her fresh youn( *“ ’like ** a rang lift-, flash of light a completa iunderatanding ------------------ B of the plot to entrap her camo to Belle. Alone, unprotected, not even her parents dreaming of her peril Alone in thia , .. , . r>. c. (iKii’i rm. IJAItDWARE SPECIALTIES. Detroit Stove Works Stoves, r: BUILDERS’ HARDWARE, -'Iron> Wils and Steel, | pore f||T[ IUDS RID LIISEED OILS, H A. BARBER, Bnt h.«> to ...r. Tto ’t ,Urt’ •>“looked Suite of Underwear, for Ladies and Gents Suite of Clothing, for Men, Boys and Youths. Overcoats, for Men, Boys and Youths. • Pra. of Boots nnd Shoes, for Men Women and Children. pra. of Rubber Goods, all styles. prs. of Buck Gloves and Mittens. Pieces of Prints, for 5 cents per yard. If P. Homeopathic Phviician and Pontoon j 1’1, < (flier, near n-ahtenoe, on corner of WaaUlng : ton and State Streets, Na«hvUla, Mich. DR. C. W. GOUCHER, Vaniislses, C o 1 o i- s and Bi-URhea, CHAMPION X-CUT SAWS, CHAS. li. BRADY, ! PUMPS, BOTH WOOD AND IRON, TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE, SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS, TABLE CUTLERY. SHEARS, RAZORS, &c., FARMERS’ AND MECHANICS’ TOOLS. •:><1 < ouvryandnx ouvryancinx aiixrcialtr. ■ ipccialtv. Buuaiv Uuualy and Pan Pan-­ I ■ion Oaima prompt I) aitaudc<l to. aud all elbcr buiineaa rntruil—to my cart. Office oppoalta Un■■n House.%«aabrill»_ Jlleb. LEWIS DURKEE, Uoorryutclnc prop-rijr Tliai'king the public for their lilienil pntronnge during the past, I shall endeavor by good goods mid Lutr Prices to merit it in the future. EM OR Y PARADY. wncr. or THE PEACE. Coaviyaadnc csr»fully *nd piumplly atUndsd to. Office cut ...I. bl.. ... K-..K.1IL. Ul.l J WM. FRANK C. BOISE. PARMENTER, W. H GRISWOLD. D. HonxH-npitMc Phrtlelan *nd Snrjron. • Uflies uver I>. Griffith'! itorr Evidence M I'niilli* and Darkea nrwta. *»«!»"■—“-to--UM. ^4. ft. FLINT, . TTuRNEY at ta« A. will practice in pruuipiiy ,b* ’ E PARADY, ----------------- NEW STUCK <» JUST RECEIVED. WE ARE SELLING THE CELEBRATED If ANUFACTUBERof Boota and Show. Making IVA and repadr)Dg neatly dooi, alio Uriel tiler Una to OU nA ordcra prataptly, asd it tbe lowert 11-ing prloaa. Shop eaat aida jfMaln rflrvwt. STHIOiRO SCfifW FiSHNED GOODS WXRATMAM. Oooda and Rnoa«a earrfad to aiy JLz place in tho village. ----- SOMETHING BETTER THAN------ Utcut boraea, good dray w»Uay bond*-_________________________ CHARLES SCHEIDT, hi* FOR FASTENING SOLES OF BOOTS & SHOES, WE RECOMMEND THE itliMcllanrcu* ganls. ^STANDARD SCREW VXT OLCOTT IIO IS E, ’ ’ . Xaxhville, Michigan. BECAUSE IT IS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO C. C. Wolcott. Proprietor. RIP OFF1 THE SOLES and you can t afford it This unfortun- t •to prl e*e>p«l the trap which tod । p j.Pl ltcniS, ! for her feet But while we thank our P . ’ guardian angel that aha did, a wail comes ; ir> up from all parts of our fair land—hear । it you who would deny mothers the right And dealer In Segara. Tobmxo,0<mU* FnmUhlno !] of making Iowa to protect their spotless 1 If you want a clean ibaw, orlna Mg I;-------------------------------- ----------- .... ASarber, 1 : I premiums as follows in tlie name of the club: • ’• For‘‘‘“■togret w»tem.toi grown in a cornfield eighty rods from a house, n prize of a wheelbarrow with red handies. Exhibitors must make affidavit that they did not act u untch on the mclon-patclr. In case no colored num lived *ithin two miles of the cornfield, lh.' .xhibit not count. - will -“7.-------------- — , O. A.YLSWOH.TH. ___________ When we mty this, we mean that you have otMi-y Public, /. ririlu.roPD ---------UaotlALstK, MEHCHANT -r.-rr^w I . And t**J«r I* 88407 “AOE CLOTHING,'..We ue opening the largest and most complete stock of SPRING. GOODS, that we have ever had the pleasure to present before the people of Nashville-ant! vicinity, as a call at our store will fully prove. ! Orro»tr« Uw.^utv*a SUuvm, | XoMti-wllle. -______ \ rpHAT HVSIUM) OF MIKE I J. ' ‘ Gwta ................. bta SHAVING feed’ HAIR CUTTING A.L. RASEY’8, DIESS GOODS and PRINTS, cap ta- A ren ft- । xwa/asaMOCB. “ I pt. BUSUI----------------- a. For the beak lot of fen doga owned by any one colored family in the State, i asm THE BOSS BOOT ABD SHOE MAKER, ^Stom^i "«■"«* HapBiriagrfo — wUh. Npsumm hen-coop not guarded by a bear-trap, I-----------alarm-bell, spring-gun or other device to J VV ILLLAM JONES, prevent a full mm2 fair investigation of I * ? I ItMo be remembered that we also carry an immenM 'tockof I DGpaUh. BOOTS, SHOES, AND of aa ice-house containing Later on several other premium* will probably be offered, and the club intends to offer a prize (or the host sped man of frescoing on a board fence with a whitewash brash, competition open to the world.—Detroit Free Preu. CALL AND SEE THEM. YOU HAVE THEM. J?- To Encourage Agriculture. The Lime-Kiln Club Committee on Agriculture reported tliat all space wantdnl: “ S“t" could be secured, and recommended that the members bestir themselves on I I FASTENED WITH IT.----------- ' p v ‘luvni OU nrai Bool. ,__ , ALL KINDS S FOOT COVERING, HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC. DENTISTS J1 We buy for CASH and buy very close; and consequently oar custooMM have the benefit of iu �SEPT. 33. 1880A North Carolina man' broke three ribs for the woman he was swinging in a dance and her brother turned up and broke the breakers bead. - An elephant, traveling in a car next the locomotive on an Indiana railroad, ojiened lhe tank, drank all the water, and so compelled the train to Atop. Some one has discovered a remark­ able likeness to the faceW Ben Butler in the last full moon. The resemblance can only be seen when the moon is fuu. y The Albion Republican established less than a year ago has reached a circnlatiou of 730 copies. You are doing a good work, brother Bissell, press on to victory. Philadelphia isnt quite certain whet­ her the Rev. DeHuges has been drown­ ed in the river or eloped with a pretty damsel, nnd the uncertainty makes tlie people mad. Turkey may be the “sick man of Eu­ rope,” but whenever any one conies near her bone she shows her teeth like an old dog, and her growl makes Eu­ rope hesitate. Ann Arbor. from hi i ult. Aged JMIjwars. The body of--------------- --- ---------------Maple river, near Muir. 8opposed to have been murdered. Willie Howard aged. 19, fell from a railroad bridge at Portland on the 17tb and received fatal itOuriea. Melvin Joice was drowned near j Coldwater du Bunday, while out row­ ing with a party offriendK. Joseph Eobeckc. a 1’olander, aged K was run over by the car* at Jackson last Saturday. He wiw on a spree and no blame is attached to the company. Mrs LoDgsberry of Wuconnta, gave her four children laudantira last week, and then took a dot»e ’hrnMilf. One of the children is dead and the woman’s case is hopeless. H. W. Grath,a brakeman on the C. &. G. T. R. R. was killed-near Sedley lust Tuesday. He fell from tho train and the wheels pmmed over him severing bin head from his body. The body of a murdeml man was found near Hancock on the lltli. No one has identified him yet, although tlie authorities are making strenuoua effort* to ferret the matter out uud al­ so to fl*id the asaaasin. A terrible double tragedy occured at the residence of Andrew Tiffany, about 2 miles tfest of Jonesville, last Sunday. A young man named Lindley entered the room of Tiffany aud shot her, kill­ ing her instantly. He then went down stairs and deliberately shot himself. A love affairis at the bottom of tho trouble. When you hear a' man growling around tliat he isn’t going to vote for anybody this yeai, sliy off and let him ulone. He wants to be coaxed with a five-cent cigar. A New Orleans paper seems to be­ lieve that a score of lamp-post execu­ tions iu that city would cast a little shadow o’er the pathway of all the rascals who were spared. A Milwaukee laywer wrote a love letter aud blotted it while it was fresh. His wife found the pad, worked a week to set tho lines right and is now a divoreed female on $25 per week alimony. OzXw F9000 BOXES OF FRIZELLE’S COMPOUND MINDBAKE And Rhubarb Pills, Henry Herbert L'ruue liveii childles.4 iniliouBix *.. They are prinri. Mandrake ami Rhubarb nnd «-v< at Grafton, Ohio, until he wns 65. rith othThen his vouug wife gave birth to twins. The joyful father hired a band of music aud marched through tho vil­ Price, - - 25c. a Box lage bearing a banner ou which was inscribed tho word, “Victory.” FRIZELLE BROS. Props. 8a« Francisco. fil Hk|O^Suij=J=: iii ini-vio^"^^ UUI ■ .W 'Die «!rar. 1h-nr volent woman took af­ ter him with a dog. A gang of rj.ilrood «*en started in puntnit. Tltc mao took to die water, but finding tliat he was him ui Ayer’s Cathartic Pills are the beat of all purgative* for family use. They their extensive use. by physicians in their practice, and by all civilised na­ tions, proves than tho best and most effectual purgative Pill that medical science can devise. . Being purely veg­ etable no harm can arise from their use. In Intrinsic value and curative Do nt her Pills can bo compared with them, and eveiy person, knowing their virtues will employ them, when needed. They keep the system in per­ fect order, and maintain in healthv action the whole machinery of life. Mild, searching and effectual, they are especially adapted to the needs of the digestive apparatus, derangements of I which they prevent and cure, if timely taken. ,Tuey are the best and safest physic to employ for children nnd weakened constitutioi^ where a mild but eflcctual cathartic ia required. T. The Afflietod. Mn^ha Introduction of Bellow’* Columbian Oil,It ha* made more permanent cure* and alren better »ail«faction on KldaryGtnpUlhteand Rheu- XUtmttatarf CAUdocw- (D) n,,w rrody. BEST CAHfNET-Ol: ;CANS IN THE WOKLP.wluiiemo lilclx-l <!l«ihi<llo.i nt .■•n» KICK* nnfl w<i«uti’«.mniMiTtov run tuirtkf* UllU !»«*■*. Frlc-, a’-l. 657, ’*■. «M, I10-1 TT 1 ITT TH •*** ,l"*, For <->»y pay nftfllbln mon’.tass • «|unnrr nod uanuill <’MI»1U»U.W Irte. MA'ON A HAM. ODf1 1 HQ 'LIN ORGAN CO., 154 Tn-OM.nt SI. UnUAnO : BOSTON. 4'1 K*»t Hill Si.. lUuioi ,Suu»re.) NEW"! l4#W»h»*h Ave. CHICAGO - Dav Hxpr«aa.._ 4*6 p. tn.' Arrive Detroit 8*0 n. Atlantic Ex. ..-12:15 a. a. Arrive Detroit L Nilthi Kawro- 6 00 a m. Arrive Detroit frog *. c. c. WOLCOTT. The Atlantic and I'adflc Exprveaee run dally; other rn n dally except Sunday. piOTS’ERH. {STORE GRAND DIVISION. WE ARE ALWAYS READY TO ENTERTAIN CUS, tomers and to treat them to the > Best line of Goods in Town A T THE ATost ITavorable Rates Throurt Coazhra»ud Sleeping Can la and from Grand Rapid* aud Detroit. AH train* oooaeet ln tame depot al Detroit with Great Western, Grand Trank and Canada Hou them Rallwav*. . K. C. BROWN, H. R. LEPYARD. Am'I Gen'l Hu pt Jackaon. Ueti’l Sup’t Detrof HiiitC. Wiitvmii. Gen’l Pm* and Ticket A«*nt.Chie*eo. “AND DON’T YOU FORGET IT.” W. SMITH SELLS GENUINE MASON Our Stocks in Boots and Shoes are com- FRUIT CANS! plete. EXTRA TOPS AND RUBBERS. J^ARBER A TIMMERMAN, WHITE FINll. Rubber Boots for Men and Boys. TRO I T. LAKE HEBBI.VG, [ By the pound or keg. Clothing a specialty. Physicians and Surgeons, Trunks and Valises, lots of 'em. Ztflohliran. Remnent Edgings 10 cents a bunch. AN‘D—■ 6 Groceries in abundance, and none but the best qualities kept tor sale. IIOIA.'OXAN. Dll I ED REEF PREMISED BEEF, Crockery of the most approved pattern. IIEKKING &. H A LI BI T, ertleeo'thla wonderful medicine. Sugar, Tea OFFICE HOURS: to 10 A. M-, and ■“ to ti P. M. I Office, near rv»ljence, corner of Waihlnfton and I Stale Street*. =FRE8H OUT! MOTTO IS» : CURES WITHOUT MEDICINE, SALT MEATS, No'Shoddy Goods; Three Feet to the Yard; Six- ANDHEAPS OF CROCKERY teen Ounces to the Pound. SIMPLTBYABSORPTIOH! Don't fail to call; we will do you good. QUARTER MILLION SOLD! Every Patient Delighted SELLERS’ COUGH J SYRUP! j $200 REWARD C. w- SMITH. _ UiQnM nlfiuUn 50 1 cars before the Public. ; Pronounced by all to be tho most | p'.eaoant and efficaaotu remedy uow in । use for the cure of nntght, colds, hoartc, new, croup, tickling sensation iu the ; throat, whooping cough, etc. Over a -ALL GOODS ! million botUcu told within the last few । ycart. It gives relief where ever used, -• . and the power to impart benefit that All parties having an account, please call and settle IMMEDIATELY. I cannot be had from the cough mixtures CLOSING OCT For a raw of Piabete*, Gravel, Dropaey, Bright’s (Mieaac, Catarrh of the Bladder. Pain in the Baek, Incontinence or Iteiantlvn of Urine, Painful Urina- uey*. Female WcakncJaor Nerron* Debl’Jty It siioi’ »-r»PPQCTORir«qi jvtn i> c; ointtstnts 1 «.wu“p<.“,bitu:Wbj'*Udr",t,ri,u,tfs ------------ I The fusliiouaum gin uuw lays her head on the shoulder of her male com­ panion when traveling. The nicest girls do it aud they are so demure, so innocent, so unconscious in their man­ ner that nobody could deem the proc tice harmful. They have the uncon­ cerned oir of using a pillow. Th’s Would have been reprehensible a year ago now fashion aud mothers permitit. But the man tnuat not so far forget himself a* to .slyly hug the girl, if he does die pops bolt upright aud will lean to him no ^(ore forever. That is new but approved etiquette. It ‘is to be hoped tliat Chu gentle -Christian hidy at Agnew Station, Pa., who lost a bunch of grapes the other day, feels satisfied oyer tlie murder of the thief. His body wasfonod Hosting down the Ohio River on Friday near Rodicster, Pa.aud has been identified as that of Kol>ert Bryson, of Harris Wgson Of Robert Byraoo, 8r., a twealthy retired Iron manufacturer,aud nephew of James and Robert McCormjck, two of Pcnnsylvmrau wodtbieat men. He was also first cousin to Sen­ ator J. Donald Caine.rou-8 first wife. The poor young fellow was slightly Insane, having been nearly suffocated a few years ago by a leakage of gas in his room, ' He was sent to Hot Springs, Ark., for treatment, and when last heard from waa doing well. It is sup­ posed that- he wandered away aud was Sold by VEGETABLE The penalty for an attempt to wreck a passenger train should be imprison­ ment for life. The success of such an attempt means wholesale murder, and Which arc sckuowlNlroii tn la* I law Bc»l Medicine the man who is capable of making it should be permanently confined, like Sick Headache, Billiousness any dangerous wild beast. There was not much doubt in the minds of the mob at Clinton, Dakota, that Ben Day ought to be hanged. He had committed the capital crime of stealing a horse: but he urged persis­ tently that ho had only meant to bor­ row the beast, and finally said, “If I was guilty IJd want to be hanged, and, anyhow, ’tian’t wot th while to make iuuch fuss about it. Jast toss up a dime, and if it goes agin me, then I won’t say a wool, but if I win you’re to let me go.” The proposition was ac­ cepted, and Day won. Buy the Best wound*, cramping pdaa.eholcra mo. bua, dUrrbora, cough*. cold*, caUrrh, and disorder* among chi!- SOLD OH THE PACIFIC COAST A Chicago keno gambling room is crowded ten hours a day. Two hun­ dred cards are iu constant use nnd the dealers percentage of the pools involv­ ing do risk, amounts to about $30 an hour. The establishment is under­ stood to have official protection. None their Equal—Acknowledged FavoritesALWAYS AWARDED FIRST PREMIUM. ly, always rvllcvlor suffer!nr and often *arint life. Tb- protection It affords by Ita Umaiy u»r on Kheu- On ita merits alone, not a dollar used iu newgpajHirA, the recomcndations of those using it being sufficient to make this enormous Rale. Al«», I ; TKAIMS O> EVBItY 8TOVE WARRANTED A SUCCESS. BOTTLES OF FRIZELLE’S Blood Purifier George W. Cbilds,the wealthy Phil­ adelphia editor is going to build a house costing $175,000. That is he is going to go into a place where he can’t take an hours <»mtort because ho can’t put his feet on the window-sills or mantels. MAIN LINE. iDATTKD FOB BURBIBG ALL KllfDS OF FURL TV. it. WOLCOTT. nev and wonderful diacovery. Day Kidney Pad Co. AGENTS — I 11U-M.I .A.. \ I I 1 ver and ague, and all diseases of tlie having IN connection with the news «tomach and liver. Sold by all drug the iu<>*t complete Job Frihtlnff c»tebli*hm»nt In gist at 25 CCUts Der box fUrry county, we elicit order, from o.ir friend. I S CWU, p<I lX,XV V * • »„<] lhe put,he rencrally. AH work done In the R. 13. HKT.T.BKM A CO— T'a T'a ■ ■TVTrr^TTkT LJ I [VI I I [V I I\ 1 TOLEDO, o. Proprietor*. The Chicago Weekly News Will t» row, jxxtMid, ; Sellers’ I*iver Pills are also highI ly recommended for curing liver com| plaint, cunatipation, sick headache, fe­ • ' For aud Adventurer of P. T. BOISE wanted prant and Jesse Jama DRUGGIST, n history. For ao 1 You can always find the following articles, or will be made to order : All kinds of mmG IMPLEMENTS, <Jrt«U. Tbe<Jrm*md for It ta iramenje. Ayrni* veil MO lo MM la a county. For term* and full da-cripUon vrileto M. D. THOMPSON A CO., Pv»«, MALT ” THE NEW FOOD ALESMEN OSBORN REAPERS AND MOWERS, SULKEY RAKES, Shovel Plows, Corn Cultivators and Harrows both Square and butterfly. WANTEI nAT&n TO SELL .Ylcdiciuea, Chemicals, Puiuta, Oils. Varnishes, Brushes, Trusses* Nurgical Instruments And all the leading Remedies in Patent 4 Propriatory Medicines School Books, Blank Books, 1CIGAR8TO DEALERS. Siitl O (Successor to Boise Bro*.) YOU CAN FIND AT MY STORE A month and cxpenac* I SAMFi.KS FREE. Double and Single. Heavy and light, unsurpassed h} style, qual­ Mlacellan’s Book*. ity nnd low prices. Repairing done cheap. Calhrs, Collar photograph Album* Pads and in fact everything in the Harness line. A COMPLETE LINE Of XI MT dot Misled, Ihtfte luck; Si I Carriages, Top and Single buggies and Spring wagons. Trim­ i ming a specialty. Old tops made to look as good as new Remember we have a foundry and are always ready to reapair make or furnish anything made of Cast or Wrought I Iron. Wall Paper and Bordering, [TRIMMED FREE] AS FINE A LINE OF As there is iu town, and all war­ ranted U> l»e ua represented or money refunded. ■ Horseshoeing and Job Work done by; the beat of workmen. Casting a sjtecalty. Scrapers and Farm Bells cheap. Chilled nnd land sides to fit almost any plow. , Kettles, all sizes, Col;u"..... f r b;:’’ln>g«, Iron Fencing Ac. /'"••rripfeiu Cardan* Prepared «t al. koa^ heap',, F. T. BOISE. �MAHiivn.Li;, their <x>ru. ! college. . Sunday wa«> rainy day, gueM twa* A load of Republicans mtristod the our Nac Rtoret. ■ Awyrisu* 'in miring a pole last SaturThu correnpondenthM been appoint- day. a ------ J, Charie* 81ig:r ha* received a tele­ VICIIITY LOCALS cd overseer of a farm, and _ a »large gram that hi* mother wa* lying at die number of slaves. AMTRIA ITEMS Chas. Baker lost a three-year-old point of death and he has gone thit­ her. . - ‘ ' colt on Monday last. C. H. Russell has his new house inEmerson Hyde is digging a well Dr. Snell of Kalamo is in very poor, cloaed. health, having had a stroke of pnrifly* >h<! has got .180 feet’towards Pekin. Mrs. John Darling is recovering from We think iti* By far, the deepest well her sickness. F. Foils of Kalamo waa die finder of iu town. Wm. Lewis’little boy had a bod fit. We have beeb Dodge-ing around' a bee tree, which contained 85 lbs, of considerable, but failed to see where honey. Wm. Lewis has bought a bran new W. H. Pont is making an effort to any thing wonderful has been performed wagon. Oh, how nice. organize a Good Templars Lodge, in that we could write about. Stock buyers are plenty in this part, Kalamo. Again Jerry Brotherton i* in trouble. but stock is very scarce. Baldwin Fuller and wife of Edmore, He says Brown has broken his contract Port Bailey ha* got a <jnule tliat he are calling on their numerous friends aud lie is about to eject him. Brown can neither drive»lior coax. thinks they will have a good time of MY STOCK OF JECH* W for Ladies, Men and Children, is complete in these parts. James Durham has dug a cistern and . The Kalamo girls are practicing it. and much larger than can be found elsewhere. is building n kitchen over it. “Babe* ot the Woods’* was acted at horsctiack riding, and some of them A fine rain Saturday night and Sun­ are getting to be'quite expert at throw­ Norton’s hall last Tuesday evening. A LARGE LINE OF TRUNKS, SACHELS and SHAWL STRAPS You will find them day, a tiling much needed in thi# part. ing the lasso. Every one who attended said it was cheap for cash. Geo, ge Clark got his hand smashed - D. Brown of Kalamo is going into well none and their 15 cts was well ex­ in the horse-power of hi* thresher one the sewing machine business. He pre­ pended in laughter and fun. day lust week. There was an apple cut at II. N. fers the Howe. James Clark spoke at the Bell school T3C REMEMBER CASH COMMANDS LOW PRICES. WILL SELL YOU Jas. Perry and wife have been visit­ Mosey’* Thursday evening. After 7 house, Monday evening, on the politi­ ing friends'in Hastings and vicinity bushels of apples bad been prepared cal issue of tlie day. . for drying^eight person* at a time,' they returned on Saturday. Jerman Cornell has returned to Len­ On Thursday night of last week, the inostlj- boys and girls, stepped forward awee Co., where he soon expects to' young folks congregated at John Hunt- and had some cotillions. Mosey Bros, take to himself a frow. faruished the music from two violins. era, aud had a lively old hoe-down. There was a Red Ribbon meeting nt Isaac'Myers though yet iu hia teens We will admit, that the recent warm he M. E. chnre4h Saturday evening. weather lias been a great blessing to has the'saud and other material for a Jerry Brotherton informs us that he He entered the the West Kalamo man’s barn-yard but genuine /pugilist. soon expects to get married, but the it don’t help his politics any. I don’t bother my head about the Maine elections, but I do study how I can sell the people arena ~ii few days ago with R.. Bivin*. And now B. A. Perry comes to the n<5t for the belt but money due him. of this village and surrounding country Goods for • less money than my neighbors, and to do him. Reuben claimed that Isaacs cattle had front and say she say a man hung once, * J B. Norris has got hi* carriage up iu this I shall thus saving all the discounts I get and actually saw a pocket-book that destroyed crops enough to liquidate order, and bought a new harness, ood was made from the man’s hide. This the debt, but Isaac -didn’t look at it for cash and give them to you. thinks hia horse will not leave him he says happened way down in Penn­ in just that light, and thought he tother-end-up in the road any more. would take it out of his hide. After sylvania. At least he hopes not. Dame Rumor says tliat there has flourishing their fist* around awhile, There is a young couple in this town been a Wolf prowling around iu the they come to the conclusion that it A. NICHOLS, the Boot A Shoe ’Ian of Nashville. ■yy HEN YOU WANT ANYTHING that is awful cooing, they walk the vicinity of Maple Grove. It has been could uot be done scientifically,so they road half of tlie night, I hear for ten seen quite frequently in I. L. Dodge’s assumed >i horizontal attitude, but af­ ----- IN THf LIKE OF-----loot weeks. Oh, how they must love. door yard. But why he don’t itemize ter a brief struggle they were 'separat­ If they would walk over to the Elder’s ed. and gat the knot tied, it would stop I it is more, than we can tell. Italk ’ ' । A very amusing story-is told, of a , Politics seem* to be getting their ■ much1 talk. t,£‘ ' . couple of youths residing not more due attention. Tuesday evening J. | The pole-ruunit wont off One .1 Mr- than |h r„nDtr line. «... Clarke mid Van Annan of Hastings 20 miles from the county C’albi, on Saturday. A One pole w as rais­ At the time, great excitement pre­ spoke to the people of the north part | aS ed and a speech was made by Kins­ prevailed over a man who hnd came up of town, at the McKelvey, school house man of Battle Creek, and singing by missing very mysteriously, nnd twos on tho Republican side of the question. w tint Misses McCalls, and music on surinise l by many that he had been Friday evening Hon. E. S. Lacy aud © = « OP the piano, was very interesting to both fouly dealt with, and search was Itcing L. E. KHappen, at the Norton school young and old. -------- AND-:-----made throughout the laud for the house, from the smue stand point, ami The baptising of last Sunday at ^lic body uf the missing man, aud the two Saturday evening W. 8. Powers and M. P. church, was posponed for two boys we before mentioned were taking W. 8. Hecox spoke at the name place Io WoftcrD Mirlilfan. We manofkctur* weeks on account of the weather. an active part. During their search but from a different standpoint. Now Jacob Hartoui was elected class leader they suceeded in finding, on the edge when a roan make, a apeech out here for the coming year. Mr. Hnrtom has of a tamarack swamp, a newly made iu the country we don’t have a reporter ------- •--------------------------------------- 1----------------------------------------------------------------------lieen the leader for three years, and is grave, nnd so sure were the boys that taking notes, so it l»othered Mr. Powwell liked be the sociciy. He always has they had at last found what they era some when he undertook to t ear | the patent a word of encouragement for his breth sought, that they retured home, pro­ Mr. Lacye’s speech to nieces, but a few ren. cured a good supply of digging utensils of his auditors helped him through. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT THIS OFFICE. Richard Jones took a pair of boots to went back and commenced bumness. Geo. Moore actually catne within $3 Which 1« Ukj Uleciard rreale»t impmvtnienl yet m»de in fill I RTS. Il win bereancr be uaed Battle Creek, to be half-soled. When Imagine their feelings, when, from the of getting one item right,it was$89 nnd | In all of our 1 E POUNDS G AIMED In three week., and cured he called for the boots they handed bottom of that desolate grave, they be said $87 and ns the $3 was not com- i LOCAL MATTERS IO of consumption. him a pair, as he supposed the ones he pulled forth the body of a *calf. Tlie ing to us wo let it go uncorrectcd. "Miilt Mult Bitfera" Bitters” are a /train, Brain. nMuueu left there, but when he got home, he boys theu shouldered their implements After nrceas, Mr. Hecox was called on | mid Blood food, peculiarly adapted to, Ga»Tl«««» Ple«»c »end nie twelve bottles oft IKtilc, one each <>f Pllh and I -------- WITHOUT-------found he hnd a better pair than what and took a solonin march in Indian file to nuike some remarks, and responded. mid warmly recommendeu by, our<lr..^ Da. Jawin' • tlntmenU foi a frici.d of mine w*o I, not esprclvj i -w rw-a -w~w * w < r-w-w JNL J___A? he left. When the mail came in, Satur­ towards their respective homes. Eleven seconds after he struck the gist* anti physicians for General De­ to Inc ; and a> your medicines cured me of CON bility, Mental mid Physical Exaustion, SUMPtIUN aoiue three years ago, I want him to day, he got a postal stating that he had Nerve. floor-well, if Edison had been trying Hyst.'ria, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, try them. I gained fifUen pounds while takltg the To purehMcrs. Sbirti made In this way can novar Or.t three boules, and 1 know It la Ju»t the thing ' — , . _ , got the wrong pair of boots, and would experiments with his electric light we Emaciation, mid Dropsy. like to have him change them, brtt JOHNSTOWN ITEMS 1j»t rrnceb'unt. Andervou Co., Ky. don’t think it would have shocked our CF*Buy your School Books of F. T. Thi* remrdv Ineek, for Itself. Onn bollls will 1 ’ Richard says he got the pair they gave nervous system more. It would have Boise. A complete line. a every gentleman knowi. Is usually the Com is about all cut. pbu:e to giro out. We would lie glad mpiom ofCoilNUinptlon thalli does not him, and if (hey want them changed, ^.•en extremely humiliating, gratify- , taipau al onev. aud It will brrak up a frv.h cold to hare you call when in the eiiy For Male. Dr. Chandler has the frame up for a ing etc. if Mr. Lacey could hove sat I they must do it themselves. SlKour*. *3.50 prr pint bottle. 6 RAD DOCK a. AL.L.E.V BRON.. A Span of Colts, 2-ycara old. !).. 10M FU<*« 8L, Philadelphia, Pa. new dwelling. II. H. within the sound of the preeiut* of his 39 Monroe 8L. Opposib RathLufn House. E. D. Williams, West Kalamo. Mr. Geo. Main is getting along finely prolicls. '£HE SlhUMUJi LEVATOR, I TJOOT AND SHOE SHOP. ' with hi* brick house. t'F'Buy your Dry Goods,Boot* Shoes, I. L. D odge . HASTINGS ITEMS. Hat*, Caps, groceries. Provisions, Mr. Lewis Dewey has gone to Wis­ Crockery, Notions, etc,, of E. Reese, consin to visit friends. HICKORY CORNERS ITEMS. Cool weather. j ■ who always sells ut the lowest prices. Mr. John Elaey sowed the first field Borines* rather doll at preseuL Frank Moon has the typhoid fever. tyWill na>' the highest market The croqoot factory is running a full of wheat in our town the 13th. Mr. C. C. Buah and wife are visiting price in cash for unsalted butter FarmMrs. LiudaHullof Wellington,Ohio, set of hands. era bring in your butter and save the iu Petoskey. , :OR TIU&- - . Hon. D. R. Cook has ornnincuted his is visiting friends in Johustowu. salt ' E. Reehk. The coru is nearly all out, and seed is I dare say that H. F..Bailey has got yard, with a fine Republican pole. Restaurant! Restaurant! also nearly completed. Any Dumber of farmers to W. H. Powers is entertaining the un- eight acres of corn that will yield more Farmers when in town always go to Political interests are kept warm iu corn -per acre than auy populax guests F. Ever and A. Gue. _ ’other field in C. N. Dunham’s fora square meal or a Unload Wheat and Grain Ex­ this town by frequent agitation. Many of our citizens are attending Johnstown. first class lunch, fresh Bakery goods Rev. Burii remains on this Wesleyan aud oysters received daily. Two dours the Union fair at Grand Rapids this Rev. T. M. James has after a year <jf peditiously ui Accuratly. Repairing Done In the Best north of the post office, • hard labor with the Johnstown breth­ Methodist, charge the present year. Work is again resumed ou the Meth­ ------Manner Possible! The council has ordered new walks ren has gone to bis yearly conference ty For Jewelry and Walchesgo to odist parsonage Wednesday morning. _____ F.T. Boise. to be built on State and Church Street* with tlie hopes of staying with his The Wesleyan Methodcst conference a, and also to repair the walka on Thorn friends here for auother year. Tea! Tea! Tea! of week before lust, was largely attend­ Barney. St. . Big Bargains in Tea, and a Beautiful desire to announce that having erected ed. Sign, the Big Boot. Thos. Heston of Charlotte was ar­ Conch Shell given with every Poand. nnn nr treat mill one nf of the 1largest and meat most ivinv.ni.Tii convenient We heartily respond amen, to your MORE items. C. W. Smith rested here with another man’a wife elevator buildings in central Michigan,! FRANK BAKER. article in reference to Mr. Lewis DurPletty of rain. they are prepared to receive and under his protect!ng care. Examina­ They all <id it. #500 Renard! kee,as far os personal knowledge of him Coro cutting is nearly over. tion Thursday. Go to the Old Reliable Market for extends, he well merits a big Farmera are busy seeding. Wm. Keowle*. on Tuesday night Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats of all tion, conttlpauon or coati vene.* we ran not cure Mr. L. M. Dewey is still in Wisconsin. ballot. HBitar Roe, kinds. HeitaT same in from the direction of Homer James Clarke of Hastings spoke in ( Proprietor. Dr. Chandler is erecting a fine dwell­ with a bride on his arm. Miss Minnie For any quantity of tho Republican interest, at the Polly ing. Burt of that place. Good News. ................................ Mr. A. Scougal aud wife contemplate school house, Wednesday night, also Messrs Cook & Sheldon have their am now prepared to Engraving, Dr. J. L»morr*ux ou Thur.li>, evening inI1,^t <,LT^o7kiu “ndo “<Ike “SiSr’. I ui n Heat <iuu ’ .vozkui.u **kc manner, cellar completed, and will commence a visit to Eaton Rapids soon. at the same place. 1I do • not •“forget■ •’bring -------------it, aud on your SilMr. Allison E. Kipp will attend Kal ­ laying brick next Monday,for their new A. A.E* 1 ver Ware and have it marked. office, which will be an improvement to amazoo business collage this fall. James Fleming, Jeweler. That may be brought them. They also Health la Wealth. A very pleasant affair occured in this our city. keep for sale at the lowest prices EATON COUNTY ITEMS. The residence of Tim Haney in the vicinity on Friday evening of last week, Rev. E. F. L. Gauss, Galena, HL, Seeds, Flour. Feed. Lime, Salt, iu the form of a suprise party which Charlotte is to let her light shine, via writes: “For over tec years I had been township of Rutland, one and a half • pennatorrlxi-a. Impotent-), invaluntary emiaaiom, prrinatiir.' on! age. eauacd by •>ter-«w.Uou, aeomiles west of the city, was totaly des­ was a complete success, it was given street lamps aud naptha. Plaster, Stucco, Hair and a great sufferer from paius in tlie small Abu»c. or over ludolgvuee. which Kad» to mlatrv. . A $1,000 bridge is to be built across of the back and region of the Kidneys, -I- — _ ..-.I ■ 1—— * - — III ——. —. .troyed by fire on Tuesday morning of for the purpose of presenting a beauti­ Shingles. , the Battle creek near Charlotte. which was most excruciating aud at treatment. ful autograph album to miss May A. this week. Nineteen Bellevueites bobbed over to almost insufferable. Doctoring brought James Clarke, Clement Smith, D. R. Kipp, for services rendered as organist. Schoolcraft on tlie 12th, to hear Bob uo relief, except perhaps momentairiv, loicjMJy and I was finally advised, being unable Cook, L. E. Knappen, Geo. E. Bowers, The evening was enjoyed by all present Ingeniol. AINSW8W0RTH A BROOKS. P. W. Niskern. M. L. Cook, Jno. Car- and after a bounteous repast the com­ The temperance people of Bellevue to fulfill tlie duties of my calling, to go T. are working with renewed energy and abroad and seek the climate of my veth and C. H. VauAnnaa are stump­ pany repared to their homes. youth. In Germany and Switzerland, are doing much good. ing Barry county iu the interest of the rpRE BARRY! ILLE MILLS. eminent physicians, after close exam­ MORGAN ITEMS. Frank Hekok, who was so s’ek in inations, declared my sufferings to Republican party. SOLeadville recently, hae returned to the arise from disease of the Kidnei s, of . > Lemoy. Bill Strong has his ne w house Dearly invigorating atmosphere of Bellevue. long ntending and could do me uo good completed, and it i* quite an improve­ VERMONT VILLE ITEMS. । John Mitchell’s house in Charlotte I was, however, benefitted by tlie cli­ ' was destroyed by fire on Tuesday mate and consequently returned. No ment to the looks of tliat street. Juuu Soules has been having his car­ morning. Insured in the Hartford Co. sooner had 1 born back aud resumed Maxwells theatre drew good house*, TheCharlott.Cornet Band has receiv­ my pastorinl work, when the old trouriage newly painted and repaired and and was well liked. ed a beautiful Photo, neatly framed, of hie grew again so intense uh to make H. J. Martin divideshistime between now girls look out, for it is almost fair themselves and the Commandery they life a burden. A few mouths ago I came iu iwemion of one of Day’s hi* burine** here and sawmill at Wood- time. accompanied to Chicago. MORGAN. BARRY CO., MICH. Mr. A. Ware has friends visiting him Mrs. M. Adele Hazlett of Adrian, has Kidney PaDS.put it on, and the effects land. were truly wonderful. The pains at W. H. Benedict, ha* had his de vice from Canada and White Hall. Misses l>een stumping Eaton county this week. once grew lea* and are now after wear­ The booM of A. G. Mills of Windsor, for sorting and denning potatoes pat- Clara and Elsie Ware and their friends ing the second pad, entirely gone and there can be do doubt that 1 am entire­ from Canada start Thursday for a trip was burned on the I4th. Loss $1,000. Mrs. Marion Baxter, of Charlotte, ba* ly cured a* I write this some weeks af­ ars remote frnm Washington^ The M. E. folks are to give Rev. through the state of Wisconsin to visit been employed by the Republican Cen­ ter it* u*e and am strong and look Having tboroughlr overhauled an J refltUd oir mill — I.L x.--—' . Mwhliwrv w. arw Pratt, their retiring minister, a dona­ friends and relatives. tral committeey to make speeches again the vtrj picture of health. I Monday aa Barber Mead and Frank throughout the State, in tlie interest of write this perfectly voluntarily and it tion on Saturday afternoon and evenis dictated only by truth and gratitude. Pucker were driving lium^ from Hast­ I that party, during the campaign. Indeed I consider the Day Kidnby Mias Flora Woodward, an elecution- ings, the noon freight frightened their I Jones Crane aud Dr. Snyder of Grand Pad Co, God’s agents and great bene­ GOOD WORK GUARANTEED. । i Ledge have l»cen arrested, charged with horse tfhich ran away and threw them i*C of Battle Creek, h-ld forth at the i procuring an abortion on Mrs. Mitch­ factors of mankind. May all the suf­ WALKER * NORTON, chapel. Friday eve., to a small audi- out and hurt Barbera rii (folder quite , ell of that place, who died on the 18th fering tie helped as I have been, is my ( insL Examination is set for Sept. 90. oaracst wish/ Ha.** ju»t Opened a. SATURDAY, - - - - 8EPT. M, 1880. NEW FALL STOCK OF CLOTHING, Overcoats, Ulsters. MEN’S, YOUTH’S AM BOY’S SUITS. 6-lb Bed Quilt for $1.50, Good Brown Sugar 9 cts., White. Sugar 11 cts. Fine Jap Tea 35 cts., Zip Boots $2.60, Ladies Pebble Shoe $1.10, Print for 5 cts., Yd-wide Sheeting 6 cts., Bleached 8 cts. Sell for Ready Pay Only, CENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, ALLEN BROS GRAND E RAPIDS, Largest Stock I Trade witll Him mid Save VIolKtV ■ CONTINUOUS FACING, I[BEST SHIRTS, RIP DOWN THE BACK, Remodeled, Enlarged • Improved IN 1879. FINEST SEWED BOOT COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. AINSWORTH & BROOKS (live ]>Ie <3a.ll! PAY T0E HIGHEST MARKET PRICE Dcalini with tta. WALKER I NORTON. NO PATENT NO PAY flour, meal a feed, ATTENTION FARMERS! �tJATURDAT, - Creaky, a Paymaster in tho HIS LAST DEAL. WEEKLY IEWS REVIEW dealt again. I’ve dealt tho confute your opponent in argument,” • ■aid the britttant Channing, “ leant to take su ufi ami turn yemr back !” “Wheredid you get that brilliant sentiment in Snr song ?’’ asked a gentlemen of Tom. note, a little skeptical as to the poet’s originality. “Why, I got it,” replied. Moore, priming his tipped nose with a pinch of snuff, “ I got-it where I got all rives of insecte. With a finely-prepared dust made' from tliese flowers, which coa lie purchwed of almost any relia­ ble druggist st about 70 cents a pound, from the mails all registered letter* eoateiiiiag the houao fly, the wicked flea and the ixi-tal tooney-ordcra addressed to agents of lot­ teries al Louisville and Covingum, Ky., and “the declining," the reference l»e- mosquito may be put to flight or. to New York city. rest Ju order to enjoy this delicious toned game at a, A dispatch front Bridgvixirt; CL, nays riddance, it is only necessary to heap* up bly know, for it strikes me I.saw yon The Internal Revenue Bureau Iwa re­ ceived a report that Deputy Collector Latham, on the radiant glories of £he sunset, which with a little cone one toaspoonful of the there. It was a square game, oa i' will drug pyrethrum, touch it with a lighted pointed the way westward to golden islets leave any one to ssy—a thriving game— ftttainstiag buildami Hesperian gardena. By such dreams, match and watch the thin, blue line of for I dealt for half the bloods in town, perhaps, man waa drawn to some cf his i-moke as it rises to tho ceding aud is and often had as many as five lay outs wafted through the air, changing tlie earlieat migrations. Bui tho sunset lus­ The Commissioner of Interna! Reve­ tres correspond with the splendors of sun­ busy drone of insect life into a weak at a time, with too much business on hand to even get time to rest Oue nue has prepared a eUUnwnt chawing the npm- rise. When, therefore,, tlib Hindoo lord wad of insect woe. Pretty soon down evening a young chap strolled in, with a of death, Yama, reappeared as tlie Per­ they come plump on to the table and sort of cuneus stare on his face, and I' one Sunday morning began the service oonaumed in and exported front the United sian Jami, he was associated witli tlie over vour paj-er spin on their tiny backs eoneludu! right there that heiraa green. by announcing that a portion of the dawn aa wdl as the Buuwt. He was fa­ and then sheathe their lancets, curl up He was fair-headed, and had a pair of 119th Psalm would be rood, beginning 1880, M < bled as the first monarch of Penda. It their hair-like legs, and interest one no blue eyes and clean-cut features—an in­ at the twenty-fifth verse. While tho The Board of Steamboat Inspectors year. Th was the golden age when he began bis more. Up stairs the littjc ones sleep nocent-looking young fellow, if ever I congregation were looking out the Psalm, ■alto: reign: for a long time there was no op­ unmolected, though there are thousand, saw one. Ho only required a glance to» in their Bibles, he took a lusty pinch ol .soRjw Pnkiafjed.. pression, injustice, Kiekneas or war. But of mosquitoes in the room : ths pests convince yon that ho was a stranger in ssuff As he began to read, a scries of ei.m.MB are sick unto death, and cling sadly to tho gambling-room. Ho soon was at nasal explosions' forced tho following and Blonington, which came in collision on K.KH.Ml ultimately this happy age waa broken by .................. Long IslamTsonnd aomo weeks ago, the former' an evil-doer, and then Jami hade adieu to the walls, too feeble to think of taj>- hqme, though, for I saw in his blue eyea rendering: gotoi down. . .Hon Lafayette ft. Fotter, who “My soul clea-c-e-e-che-che-e-e-chchis country, and went to dwell in a beau­ ping the rich, warn blood that glows the love of play, and, after that evening, vwltticaiServed m United States Senator from Connoctitiful in « the where no he sun still in ruddy little limbs just below; the he was a constant visitor. He plavoa deavetli unto the dust 1” . ~ wr tv I “ **“ island^ ux m> ^west, wesi, wncre Th* Pmbib.Uom.to ol N<r» Hmnp- U,M. tal ,al u fume ol the pyrethrum has settled their his pile right up, and never growled if The tittering of the congregation ,1— luve*placod . ■hire a Cxll fall Htate Bteto tlckrtt ticket in iu tho Lbo flold. Add, thb blissful — business, and while it lingers in tbu bis luck was hard ; and, on every sec­ showed that they hod made an applica­ era. roct deaeeudant of Mile* Btandub. room outmders ore unwilling to make an ond card, he’d stack the limits up in tion of the scripture lesson. A Boarox dispatch aayo that more headed by George D. Hodge, of Hampton Falta, forGovon»ot.....Tha Greenback-Labor party than half the horac* tn that city, xnd through of Marvland, in convention at Baltimore, nom­ sleeping heroes;' of Ejnrnenides, who entry, though the windows are raised bine. Take it altogether, his . luck was and the lattices only half dosed. , hard—sometimes, the hardest, I think, I The Day of Judgment—Is It Set for inated ’Milford Bbindell and the Itov. Urid slept fifty years, then waked up to save 1881 T Grave* Eloctore-at-large. They also made tho his country: of,-St John, who still sleeps Gauze bars ore hot. stuffy things nt ever law, I’ve known him to lose, at a 1881. This is a very peculiar number. following Congreraioual sommattens: Second at Ephesus,his counterpart, Ahas­ best, and one must Imj sadly ^driven to single deal, seven double shots. mild form, the epizootic of 1873... dterirt’K A.Tre*d«*y; Third district J. IL uerus, finds »o repose; of Boubdil and attempt to sleep under such a cover; The sum of its digits is 9x9. It is di­ Innott, of the Manne Court, at New_ “Business for me, of course, but W. Onton ; Fourth district, Hamnel W. Pierre : Sebastian, who still await tlie buglev then, as we all know, the mosquito al­ somehow it almost seemed too bad. I visible by 9 without a. remainder. TheFifth diatnct, Oliver Bryan; Bixtu didnet. — which shall Moor and Portuguas* ways finds his way through, no matter couldn’t- say A word, though, and vet I remaining quotient consists of two prime electoral-count imbroglio of! NaUiaxnci . ‘ ;.-v . ’’ Nalhamd bcjicr. Boner. for a dominion awarded how carefully one’may tuck up ita folds Hkcd the ixiy. He had lots of the filthy. factors, 11 and 19. It rends the same 1876-77. The official vote of Vermont for Govither; of Barbarossa, about the oouch. I think, from the day he began, hb must both ways. If 28 be set under 81 and croor at the recent ulccuon foots up m follows : ----Smoke from the Persian camomile or i have dropped a cool $100,0«0 ou the the two added the sum is 99. If tlie 18 beard rooted in liis cavern ____ ita dusty powder wo have found most | be reversed and then added to 81 the In a trot against time, st Chicago, Farabam, Bepublican, 47,852 -, Phslps. Demo- >____ floor,,___ has sent_________ threads_________ far and widu game, and he never growled. Mud iAxnw* . mH. ta MIX... .Two Um. crat, • 21,340: Prohibition, 1,578; Farnham * ' through the folk-loro of Germany; at the efficacious, and vour readers will Bless I “ Wo. both quit gambling the same sum is 162, tlie sum ot the digits of ruajerity, 25,033. ra-—. of Hagia o —v:--- who v_ v:jZ Priest Sophia, bides thoj»__ day me when once tliey- try it Tlie purity night cranberry, warebouaea well atodeed with the ’ ’ ' —’he, poor or llad, adi ffor or sufficient rcarea­ which is 9. The 162 is also divisible by The Maine Greenback State Con­ wheti tlie Turks shall bo expelled from of the drug must lie assured. This can I sons, and I because I loathed the game. 9, giving a ’quotient of 18, which is a fruit owned by Carey Brother*, at Berlin, ia, seoondtane divisible by 9.: If the 81 behave been destroyed by firu. vention to nominate Presidential Elector? met Constantinople; of Tell, who was so wide­ readily be tested. It must have a bright It was in this wise : Tin remains of a mastodon have been at Portland BepL 21, with 465 delegate* in at­ awake after his mythical dumber in bufl odor; be light readily burned, and “ His coin gave out in a deal or two, reversed and added to 18; the sum is 36. unearthed at Paw Paw, Ill.... A negro named tendance. B. D. Hobson presented resolutions Switzerland that he emboldened some give a pleasant, tea-like fragrance ; one and ho put up a diamond ring, just to which is also divisable by 9, and the sum indoramg the action of the State Committee, Gcorge Mitchell wm hanged at Troy, Ohio, last recommending fusion with the Democrats. J. scholar to resolve liim into sunshine; and pinch should kill a dozen. flies, confined see his ill-luck out, you know. . Tho When it foils of ; chips soon went He had a pin, n flamweek for wife-murder... .Nine men were in- B. Cha<w amid great excitement, protested. of Charlemagne, supposed to lie still in a bottle, at once. atantly killed in the shaft of tho Consolidated Ellwtt King raovud to accept the report aud alive, but who must lie very restless, con- these properties it has been adulterated. j’ ing stone in massive metal. He passed Add the following considerations be­ Imperial min* at Virginia City, Nev. They were the reeolutions, aud to name a joint sidenDg the variety of localities in which In common use, in large or breezy rooms, ■ fore vou press on answer: 1. Thosebeing raW to the surface in tho care when tho doctoral ticket. Chase made a motiou he is said to be doeping. “A little while where, from great dilution, it fails to ’, that in without a word, and drew 850 in ■who have cultivated the occult sciences­ I gold. So help me God ! I wished him cable broke, precipstatinc them to the bottom, tn amend by nominating seven straight a distance of 300 feet Their bodies wtco ter­ Greunbackera. Thia wm received with ap­ after," says Robolaia, “Pantagniel heard kill, it nevertheless produces on insect i; luck aa heartily as any player there ; but have always held the number 9 to be life, through its volatilized essential oil jI no, his last stake,went my way on a los­ possessed of great significance. 2. ribly mangled. plause and hisses. The spoakar made an news that his father Gaqrantua hnd been A bodt of striking miners at Corning, appeal for a fair hearing, and argued against translated into the Land of the Fairies or resin, undoubted nausea, vertigo, res-, ing ace. He drew $300 more, I think, Those who have mode a study of tiio'* piratory spasms, and paralysis. It acta’ on his watch and chain, nnd tried his numerical symbolism of tho scriptures, by Morgue, as heretofore were Ogier and frnuon. The Itev. Alrah BtrouL F« Planted Oluo, were Cred on by tho militia and nine of nnd other* advccated fusion, after which the The fairy Morgue entertained upon them through the minute spiracles, line beta again, but his luck waa gone. have regarded tlie number 9 as equally them wounded, several painfully....Half the previous questiou wm carried, and a resolution Arthur. buiine-« part o! Las VegM, Now Mexico, ho to fuse adoirted, although there wm conaider- tlie Dane Ogier so pleasantly that the. pa­ the breathing tubes, that stud the sur­ My God ! I'll never forget the pale, significant It is “a number of finality' been destroyed by fire... .A man named Mich- ablo opposition. The following electors were gans seized Jerusalem in his absence; face of their little bodies, and from the haggard look that crossed his face, but or judgment, of creaturely complete­ ler went to the house of hia divorced wife, in then chosen: At Large-Scion Chase and and in connecting a similar catastrophe delicate network of veins in their tiny he was game. Ho never uttered a word, ness,” says Dr. Mohan. And he adds. Milwaukee^-hot her through the neck and then Bomncl Watta. District Elector*—John J. Tur­ to bis Utopia witli the translation of Gar- wings. To hiunan beings it is, so far us “ It is the factor of all the great dates of killed himaelf. The woman will probably get ner, Benj. Bunker, Charles IL Whidden, Wm. gantua, Rabelais would seem to have re­ I can ascertain, entirely innoxious, and and kept his chair like a pillar of stone. judgment—viz.: of the flood, the destruc­ For a moment he aeemea dazed at his well... .Dr. TalcotL editor of a Greenback pa­ A. Cromwell, and John P. Donworth. After per at Maryville, Mo., and member of the Mis- adjournment of the convention tho delegates cognized tho necessity of remindiug the not disagreeable. That we—a family of reverses, but suddenly his eye caught tion of Sodom, tho overthrow of Pha­ eight infante adults-------—have soari Legudature, was shot epd killed by come opposed to a fusion, to tho number of sevonty- pious of this region that there were ad­ ..." , persona, —*-----; nnd .------------- : me the min. thin, wo worn circlet of dull gold on bis raoh, the captivity, and the final de­ unknown pcraon. He was seated near a win- threc, beaded by Solon Chase, got together and vantages in Ix-iug occasion ally wide­ lived for several weeks in an atmosphere struction of Jerusalem.” As we haveof pvrethrum pvrethrum dust dust and and smoke smoke comram. I; *2“2s nng7’ He looked at it a little seen, it enters in a variety of ways intonominated a straight-out Greenback electoral awake. But Mythology hnd already of ' blood while, IMUiSC( and a , lark wave of hot crimson *1... .. . ov(,r jjis {ace for ticket, as follows : Bolon Chase, J. J. Turner. mode the discovery liefore liim, and re­ Ki bined, during this present summer, is the 1881. What of it now? Has 1881 w.c* mo luve, lur we cir ­ lx a race against time, at Chicago, the C. IL Whidden, J. F. Hilton, ThomM G. Bur­ ported that now and then, in emergen­ sufficient proof of mv statement To the a judgment iu store for tho human race, clet seemed to cling even foster than the little G-yoareold mare Maud 8.. owned by den. G. W. Wooster, E. B. Fry. and what is it?—Lutheran and Ob­ cies, tlie Seven Sleepers sallied forth to skeptic I recommend an interesting ex­ A dispatch from Augusta, Me., says be tlie Seven Champions of Christendom, periment ; Puff the pyrethrum into a flashing gem he had pussed in before. server. WilliAm H. Vanderbilt, trotted a mile in two He at List stripped it off his finger and j minun s, ten and tliree-quancra second.*. Thu that all the returns of the State election are in, and that all of these enchanted henx-a close, warm room, where flies most love William Pitt. handed it to me. It came reluctantly, I i« tho faatewt mile ever accomplished and the final result is : Davis, 73,640; Insisted. will wake up at lost hi one sens© tho ! to swarm, just after dark, shut the door, by a trotting horae, and beats , by half __________________________ Tho brilliant life and sad death of in thirty minutes. ! this worn old ring.. ’What can I have ' a oecond BL Julien'a record of 3:11 V.... 73,814. Plaisted's plurality, 174. Although prophecy haslieen largely fulfilled: Ten­ and make another visitOUou. ol dead «ad | he a«k«l 'Idon't know । WUliiim Pill, England', great Prim(> Thotn*a C. Thuretou, who ahot at D. 11 An­ these figures are from tho official returns, the nyson has summoned Arthur from Ava­ The sight of seeing million* of deoil and i floor will u. hut Ill redeem it first Minister, seem a satire upon personal the £icr “ill do do I1 w^,n^ thony, of Leavenworth. Kan., several month" oQioal cauvaM of them is not made until tlie lon, and Irving hits summoned—Jeffer­ squirming vermin on tlie a«o, and who at the time acrioualy wounded Legislature meet* in Jani aary, and only that son keeps awoke—Barbarossa under the his heart good—that is, if he is human I of all.’ It might, have cost $5 new, but ■ ambition and popular gratitude. He| it was wortliless then. | was Chancellor of the Excht*quer when Lucien Baker and John P. Douglaa, fnend* of body takes cognizance of error* in them. The nnd not an angcL Mr. Anthony, pleaded guilty, and liu been plurality amendment to tbe constitution was droll disguise of Rip Van Winkle. The Haring,- dndted battle •’ " I indued out a gltr atnek tare- I but 13 ol agr.and lor eigl, teen Having drafted our our plan plan ol of battle % fairy Toesy is.able to break tlie spoil of ; aentenced to eighteen year*' hard labor in carried by a largo majority. again.. tUt. Utile loea, it‘ ’become, pro. V •*“?>, Uv H’ T1?1 5"“ “?■ against these little foes, i ----------— tho Kanaaa State penitentiary----- Ono by Gen. Grant declines to take part in tlie enchantress Morgue.—if. D. Con- I - r to .peak ot the Cara ot the woanfe. Pbu,k'd r I ‘"fl- <*.,“••.ImUlMt begwnu.g ot but one of tho Western railroads are reducing any politick! meeting*. He recently scut tho way, in Harper's Mayasine. per to speak of the card < cure mo^mto I know_____ noth- «’Ubleh“ '“V” P"J>^ We w.th tU «>mber ending ia their paaaenRer rate*. Some month* ago To t_ _____ ______.tmg., —D_,_______ r belle rthi. a 2tKnerX.nl. wliMion in 1 W.d!- 'or ‘. . _ . _ . the Alton, tho ■ Illinois Central, and the following telegram to Chairman Jowell: I That 1’arflcnlar Night. i *■“ >"<* •“S’.ho won Oner Pill >t hi» how. Putney Ho.th, Bock Island redaaxi their regular rate to three “While I shall do all in my power lo aid the cents per mile, and 1,000-milc tickets to 435. He publican cause, 1 cannot now cnptgo to atRecently, a man ebnrgcvl withstealHe ' H°, took no “o notice n..u<-v of me. as iw I ^uid ^nd in a . very ray neglected nmtlorted etote, none of bin The Burlington now makes tho announcement Kt’S IMh WcJLjalnd’wiU reSdJSS 1 t“g chickeIU, w*»“r*i8^ before an Ar- Thi. u to be rabbe.1 well on the painful ----------nx* To tntlrn one', tingling hJd» uid ! told U,1J him when the lu “l barred, “UT”!’ and o-' so 1 family *“m'1 X' ’CW(5 "th h,m th,‘ limit or friends Ixdng that, oommencing Oct. 1, 1880, it will also re­ Circuit Court. The proof against smarting hmbs with this solution gives ;1 we played two fifty on each cant Would I time. One who was sincerely attached does local rates on its lines to three- rente jxr til the 30th, during which time I ahaii visit mile, and sell 1,000-milc tickets for <35. It i* Boston." lnm WIU’ pretty strong, and when tlie a cooling, grateful sensation that,1s hard i you believe it? In the deal the ]x>t i to him, hearing of his illness, rode from, understood that the Northwestern has also de­ Tub Groml-ckorB of Mb-kAuwIU !*™<<uUng Atlornor «n>» bo .ho««l to desenbu. Carbolic soap will do al­ won out and never lost I Aud still he | Loudon to sec him. cided to make a similar reduction. This action held .harBUU Cooh*' defomUut hft«l tlw most as well, or an ointment comjxmnd- lay with liis face hid in his arms. The ! Arriving at iris house, he rangHio bell on the port of thv*e roads will compel all other „ . . . . .. , „. .... J chickens from the rooet. He descnlxxl ed ot carbol, camphor and cosmufine. deal was out, and I shook him up, but I at the entrance-gate, but no one mme, Western line* competing with them to follow 22. >od oomu.ted tte olk™« UeM, »» ,nnmladia ,„d rot a muscle moved, nnd, raising his Dismounting, he found his wav to tho srsskX ur «1 ■»« face, I started l>ack in horror nt the I hall-door, aud repeatedly rang the bell, • An Incident. \ A maiden lady, named Nancy Hey State, Jonathan Arnold ; Treasurer, -Wilbur F. i “J1*1 KIP‘* ■ It is hard, we know, to-obey tlie com­ glassy ex press,on of his eyes, for the boy wliich no we answered." Whitney : Auditor, CharlesT. Warner; Attornny "* 'let‘ mo say a mand to “ overcome evil with good.’’ w.xs dead." ‘Judge, Judge, II reckon yocU I He then entered the house, wondered. Manitowoc eountj, Wi*. Her throat waa ent General, JohnM. Itaymond :Elector>-at-Large, few words.” oDiection was w, words." No objection ex­ I from room to room, till at last he discovH. a Howto IU.1 Bo*™ J fWmty. H->o .. pMcd ---------the: num <xmti*ned : “Jest But what has been done can be done, I cred Pitt_ on a bed, dead, entirely neg­ Goats as Churncrs. and the atory of a woman’s goodness lutiona prohibiting the a. mw ol of liqoor linac. .nd ---- to sign me down guilty." ' “ «nppo»d niVKiul thnt Hint such .nail was. Ins. I.l. The most striking feature of tho dairv ' ’ ’ overcoming a bad boy,<ho bad aeverely banco, indorsing Bdlon Chaec'* bolt in Maine, “Do you plead guilty?” and condemning Ben Butler for joining the ranch of F. S. Clough, in Son MateAi poverty nowrtr ho h" had h’ul not nnt been h~'n able “hU to tn pay the wounded her, will illustrate it “ I reckon I'd. ie«t as wjdl. This fel­ She was an English woman, xmember canon, is tho new dairy house which Mr. wages of his servants, and that they had tion of the city with great fury- About nxty Democratic party, wore voted down. ler is determined tliat I did steal the of a sisterhood devoted to nursing the evugu -iviuu; them what they dwelling hotuec, eotne of them the ■taking ------- ■■ with Clough recently completed ni. at a lABl cost Ol of nteeondc-d, Zk... ____ ’__ I.~ J . . . . * i chickens, an’ ruther than dispute his sick. The district in which “Sister r,:??. :: beet m the dty, were destroyed.... It i. i8xM _ in 7 ground ““K-Owo a 11 H'eei. ____ ; <s>aen. ___ Dispatches from Sqpth A menca state [ word< fnt be a deT^. of ai.nnu fln.'J.nJ .11.. I.. ----*4- style,_ -------------------------Dora," as she was called, nought to do sions, finishod externally in rustic that **■ there in a proapoct of peace *■between Chili feller. I’ll let it go his'way,” Four Kentucky lielles hearing that Nigood responded to her efforts by petty and inside is as trim and cJ ’ ’ Jesse Dent Grant, third son of ex­ aud Peru. England, France awl Italy are mid “The question is, did .you steal the annoyances and rough persecutions. thrifty housewife’s “best ! to nave convinced the firid-naiucd nation that chickens ?’’ Proaident Grant, waa married at Ban Franciaco, ita The rude, reckless men exhibited butter-room, an apartment cononesta have gone far enough, and United “No, Jedge^I waa at prar-meetin’ on their irreligious Protestantism by hat­ dimensions, is as inviting State* Minister Chnatlanev is now at Arica, where he will meet certain high Ch lian officials that night, an’ can prove it, but ruther red of thu Homan Catholics. The false The apparatus fur handling tho milk and than moke tho joung feller feel bad I’ll report that the sisterhood belonged to making the butter is complete in every akra of the Denver and Rio» Grande railway to THE MARKETS. A London dispatch aays tho steamer let him have bis way.” the Church of Rome—they were mem­ detail, and is designed throughout for the GiinoLon country has boon let, and Ui« line “ You say you were st prayer-meeting bers of the Church of England—reused the saving of labor. The clmm holds Aurora, from Oporto for Southampton, found­ will be compli 'cd in seven months. NEW YORK. on that night?" ’ their ire. ? fifty-two gallons of cream, and turns out * *’«”«»• A stage was recently robbed near Au- ered at aea. Fifty pcniomi were drowned. “ Yes. sir.” . A London dispatch says “ the con­ Late one evening, as Sister Dora waa from 100 to 120 pounds of butter at each j rorroi'. “ Wliich night "r walking through the town, a boy called churning. It is worked by goat power. “ paascuRi-XH and rifled their jtockcta, then tried tinental powers aeem to bo squaring for “ Why, on the night I stole the out; “ There goes one of those Sisters of tlie appliances being a treading-wheel *«u: to blow <qxm the treasure box, but did not *uo tho next war. It is evident that Iluasia nod chiikens.” Misery !” and threw a stone which cut eighteen feet in diameter, which connecta Cua» -ifaarxJM Austria must fight for the dominion of the Ten minute* after liis declaration he open her forehead. Southern Slav and tho possession of tlie Bal­ with and operates a shaft running into kan peninsula. Tho prospect for an wus sentenced to thu jienitentiary for two In tlie course of a few dafu this boy the dairy house, and this in turn con­ Anstro-ltalisn alliance has bren spoiled bv years. won brought into the hospital He had necting with cog-wheels working the CHICAGO. premature publicity. There in no natural lieeu severely injured in u cool piL dashers. Mr. Clough says that £ae goats A RAxr.ROAD company, known as the harmony between those states. Rare. France “ That’s my" man 1" exclaimed Sister in operating the wheel indulge their is te blamo for tho proposal, a* she Medium to Fair.. A Brooklyn butcher has an intelligent Dem, recognizing liim. She was ap­ natural propensities for climbing, nnd Hoa»....................................... offended Italy in the Toni* affair.".... chartered at Dall**, Texas, with a ca[ Lord Piteroy Kelly, Chief Boron of the En- German clerk who is trying to learn En­ pointed his nurse, and bestowed upon they apply themselves to the work with •7,000,000, to aonatruct a road from t £ll*h Court of Exchequer, and one of tho ablc«t glish by looking up in the dictionary him more than usual attention. Gue great gusto. The herd consists of some of British j arista, is dead... .It is said that the every word ha hears but does not under­ night she found him crying. No. S Bertas. eight or ten animals, ranging from the Nihilist leaders in Ilmuua have decided to adopt Columbia, Brazoria county, “Sister,” he said, with many sobs, “I grandmother and old “Billy” with the in future a totally different line of procedure stand. A lady customer, in her effort to moat destroyed by fire. from that which they have heretofore pursued. explain what cut of meat she wanted, threw that stone at you.” whiskers down to the youngling not •150,000. K has been determinud that the movement and why ahe wanted it, mentioned that over a foot high. When released from henceforth sliall be conducted in tho way of she ate her lieef cooked rare. “ Rare ?’’ •f did you think I did not know that ? their pens, they one and nil, great and secret political agitation. ’ he repeated. “Rare? Vat ish dat? Why, I knew it the minute you came in small, run bleating for the wheel, and A London dispatch announces a O, yes; I know. R-a-r-e—very seldom." at the door." and, going to the only trouble to contend with there­ him dead with- heavy and calamitous fall in tho pig-iron “What!" exclaimed the astonished after is the excess of power which they market....Adriesa from Afghanistan report The N'jrthwcntcm Lumberman men­ boy, “you knew me and have been are apt to give it in the course of their Memphis has celebrated with much everything quiet in the Oabul district. Ayoob tions an cxiMriment wliich mdy have im­ .nuraiDg me like this f’ frolicsome gambols.—Angclca (Cal.) eclal the absence of Yellow Jack. Khan has gone bock to ’Herat. Tho Britiali portant results for lumbermen and grist­ It was the first time he had ever hod Exprest. ______________ have remlvod to abandon Khyber pose....A There wu a big prooMskm and the Constantinople eorrcspendent say* the Porte millers. Sawdust and bran compressed the slightest experience in receiving ST. LOUIE Waaav—So. 1 “ • at little cost into a space which will good fur evil. The impression her .con­ Heard in Mid-Chanael. Ooaw—Khad much reduce tlie coat ol their transporta­ duct made must have been lasting in Robinson—*' You have seen more ot tion. Into a block of compressed saw­ some way for good upon that boy’s mind the world than moat people, Mrs. Juice Ferry formed a now Cabinet In France, was in front of a newspaper office, inscribed with himself aa Premier and Mhmrter of For- dust an eight-peimy nail was driven so and heart—YouUi'a Companion. Smart. Now, wheife have you met the follows : “B did Bouth-Bolid for artton. corn, firmly that it broke in the attempt to aMdMXATL handsomest, pleasantest, and best-bred trade* and manufactures." Among the notable Mirth. draw it Yet tlie block wm easily fria­ personage* present were Gov. Blackburn, of There ia a large daw of pqdple who people?" Fair American—“ Well, among ble. Three pecks of bran were com ­ fcaatneky; Gov. Marks, of Tenncseee; and your British aristocracy." Robinson— deem the business of life for tort weighty **»l<ted by famine and plague, reduced Plevna pressed into a roll six inches long by six and momentotui to be made light of, “Indeed! Tliat is most gratifying to during the Iluaao-Turki.h war, him rtwigned the inches diameter, capalde of enduring who would leave merriment to children my pride as an Englishman! . And Governorship recently tenderxl Inm by tho much handling, yet easily brokeu.by the TOLEDO. T-k— ,.r,i i.__ . '____ lingers. The process will proliablv and laughter to idiote, and who hold where have you encountered—a—the A vessel from Port de Poix, Hayti, ugliest and most offensive specimens of bring sawdust largely into use for bed­ tliat a joke would be ae much out of humanity?” Fair American—“Well, A dispatch from Lahore, India, savs: ding horses, and will reduce tlie cost of place ou their lipa as on a gravestone or war....Tro in a ledger. Surely it cannot be requi­ among yoyr British aristocracy! ” — By a tond-ahp at Naim Tai. Bernal, eteven Glouoadw, site to a man's being in earnest thnt l.e London Rimch. should wear a perpetual frown. Is there hoarded liy a large number of native*, who penwisi wtre killed and four inj»r«t."... .The l»h, Kinghtb Health Journal savs less of sincerity in nature during her One of the famona uLirvation cases te --- a' in rwwM—l L. Bultani mfarma tha i*ow*ta ih ;a liuai>rioai that 30 or 40 grama of chloral hydrate gamboln in spring titan 'diirihg the stiff- that reported by Von Sweiten. Guil­ powdered and dissolved in a gfll crf water neea and harshness of her wintry gloom? laume Granei, k prisoner at Toulouse, re­ makes an excellent lotion for papulous And is it, then, altogether ‘iihjiossiWe to sorted to starvation to avoid punishment ‘‘ruption of the akin attended with se­ take up oue abode with troth, and |o For the first ssven days tlie symptoms vere itching. A piece of rag wet with let all sweet, homely feelings grow were not very ri-markal-Ie, After thia therefnsn. tlie some solution nnd applied to burn* about it and cluster wound it, and to period he wiuT compelled to drink water Theodore Tilton’s oldest daughter, aud scalds will instantly allay the pain smile upon it as a kind father or moth- to relieve bis raging thirei, and after er. and to aport with it, end hold light lingering cm in 'terrible agony JtaMfodto Ih’ di One of the paying telknof a Montara and merry talk with it, as with a loved convulsions on the fifty-eiguth day. mtiou in m �trf it should be SATURDAY. found on that fresh infanuk nuraery recWhen Mr. Chandler was in the De­ The ollccta the iteh r-i-. partment of the Interior, at, Washing­ P«ted that puerile, jingling legend, ton, a man called one morning at hia «in order to insure "The House that Jack Built." Vervfcw, floe. Introducing himself, he said: despond mellow. growing beard, but without avail, and it Um, th however, says a wnter in the 'London “Mr. Chandler, I presume it is your Wheat AML'KEIEXT XOTES. well pnlverised. was not Jong before it reached her waist Gungrrualiunal Maaaxuv, sre at all intention to have none but correct per­ 1 tilth of the mirIt was soft aud silken Hke tho hair of a Aimes ia coming back- next season for aware erf the. original form of its'oom- sons in your department?" There may be. fM>und« sterling have been invested in “ That is my intention." child. A suit was instituted against lumps -j surface of the soil, but the ' another farewell tour. English railroads in fifty yean. “Well, sir, do you .know that you :no< be surrounded by them. Jobe MaCtnxovoB is under engage Barnum for on alleged imposition upon seed shoUWnc would suspect that it is only an accom­ have a woman in one of the bureaus of ouerkHMtna*Hl.nl. __________1____ w______ ment to play at Drury Lane, London, Tnvs far 68,189,750 silver dollars have the public, it being stated in the oom and many groins will not start at all. If next [rar. modated and altered translation of an your department who is erf bad charac­ ancient parabolical hymn sung by the ter?’’ been coined by the United States mints plaint that the woman waa an impostor. the soil is lumpy, as it is in many cases, Miss Neilson used this language in n “ No, sir; I do not know that I have oince the passage of the Remonetization After hia museum was consumed by fire, use a roller immediately after tho plow, farewell speech at Booth’s Theater, not Jews at the feast of the Passover, and Mrs. Lyon became one of the attractions or after tho harrow has been used once. long since : “I am not only'leaving commemorative of the principal events any such person in my department. ” act by Congress. “ I thought you didn’t, Mr. Chandler, This is tho only proper use of tho roller I friends, but happiness itaelf; the skit., in the history of that people. Yet such of Col. Wood’s Museum, in Chicago, is actually the fact The original, in and so I decided to come aud inform on fall sown fields. To roll tho ground The farmers of Illinois marketed and ahe was the wander of that city for after the grain is sown is a mistake; it can never again l>e aa bright as ihey have tho Chaldee language, » now lying be­ yc®-” been to me here, nor flowers bloom, nor 1,984,294 hogv in 1879, and will sell some time. She went from Chicago to a gives to the surface a smooth and pleas­ marie sound any more.” fore me, and I will here furnish them The name of tlie clerk was then given, with a literal translation of it, and then and the charges against her made s ill about 2,198,000 during-1880. In 1878 museum in Bouton, and a little while ing appearance, but it is much more inWhen Adelina Patti was a little girl of add the intonin' " ■ ■ given ’ ’by ” tion as P. more explicit.' Mr. Chandler listened there was a loss by disease of 500,000 later Ix-came connected with Fore­ ten rears, she had a filial attachment for N. Lebrecht, Lei ric, 1781. The hymn quietly, and finally picked up a pen and hogs, valued at $1,500,000. paugh's circus, with which she traveled winter aa it would be if fhc surface was OleBull, whom ahe al ways coiled "Oley." itself is found in ■pher Haggadah, vol- handed it to hi* caller. He is quoted in the Washiugtou Pott as ume 23: “Justput that down in writing, sir, over tlie United States and Canada. left rough Besides having the soil in a °once nC° **saying vinF that that hhe « Frelied wIm-cI m more °™ Oon her The birth rate of Montreal, according and, if it is true, I will dismiss tha proper mechanical condition, Tt, L * criticism of his playing than upon that ti of to the latest statistics, is 47.59 per 1,000 Some of the features of taxation in the means mentioned above, it must kid, .kid. must be . other judge, for the developiae >iaen I of I tl„ England are peculiarly just and desira­ pmria«l with . good Mpplr of her musical powers, even nt that early “Now, I hope, Mr. Chandler, you will Plant Food. — The young plants i *g*> was marvelous, ropean city, but the death rate is also 10 ble. If anylxxiy leaves you $500 you not connect my name with thia matter. ?' — D----Miss ickinson ’has written a four act or 15 pur cent. higher than any other have to pay $10, and if he dies without should be well fed, that is, have a plenty I kid, .kid. I don’t want to be known.” erf nourishment ini sucha condition aa to ' comedy entitled. An American Girl, city. • ■ .. a will you will, then pay $15 to got thi* be readily taken ui ip and digested. Such and Miss Fanny Davenpoit will person.deoom- ate the heroine. Tlie Tho play Miss DickinDickin­ The cotton crop this season, like every $500. The Government fee on a $50,000 food is furnished by; thoroughly about this woman, and I know nothing posed barn nuiqMre; and when it is son wrote specially for Miss Davenport legacy is $1,000, and $1,500 if there be about her, except what you state to me. other cropfWEatbe largest ever known, *- 1 ' eient quantities, was a tragedy called Either Arnim, But you want me to put a stain on her and is estimated at 6,000,000 bales. no will; tfnd, if tho legacy be $1,000,­ such as su- but .__ tlie actress diicovercd that she wm 000, then the Queea’n fee ia $77,500, or, ] may used witli profit t ? suited : not to tha leading port, nor ft to without a will,.more than $100,000. If SEUtcTWG 8«ap Wheat.—Sow tlie liest her. Never I Leave the office f ’ you study and become a barrister, the j seed to be found, even if it costa a little I Madam Patti’s recent arrival at about 20 per cent of the whole. Upon the abrupt departure of the vis­ Akid,«ki4. $250, .' or as much Castle, os i mon than that admission taken! fromcosta thi* you ordinary Cxaigynose her new Welsh home, itor so dismissed, Mr. Chandler turned bin. It is a gomtomy double the mar' agamtonay j wai greeted with fireworks and popular to one of his clerks and said .* " He be­ Rgsbell Beakdhlet, of North Lar- you are likely to earn the first year. I' ’ket‘ price for' ' •’ griunthat gtaiu flint is clean, pl plump, | rejoicings which smacked somewhat to longs to that class of informors who do aing, Tompkins county, N. Y., lias When you graduate in medicins you pay |I and nas Iwen grown for seed witli sjiecud j the taste of some careful op^ratir manaByr. Dot hesitate to ruin a person, but don’t Merved loug-j os Postmaster than any $50. If you become a mere notary ;! care. Much depends on tho varsetyr-i I Crowds of people cluxirad the Roman want to assume the responsibility of the Clawson at the present time is taking i eandles, and about the castle, in qpn. other person in the United States. He public to administer oaths it costa you j! to their acts. I cannot be a party to any , i high rank for yield in thany localities I spicnous places, appeared tho names of such transaction. ” was appointed to the office by President $150. When you execute a lease to rent 1 * throughout the wheat growing region. I Patti's favorite operas, quantidesof flags John Quincy Adams in 1825, and has your house for anything above $150 a Tu» Hbbsum Fx-t i. U>o n.o.t tnmblo- j SjA?ble— AMin. Manners Two Hundred Yean Ago. year, you pay about 70 cents. ' If you I . held it ever since. A curious little book, called “The T m ». want arms and crest on your carriage 1i some upon the early sown wheat—tliat That my faiarr bought sown after tlie 15th of this mouth is not . .Joux V ftAntoro, ths actor, says of Rules of Civility," which was published Fur two p'.roaa of tuotwnr : The Chicago Inle.’ior is urging the , you i»uy $11, and if you get these arms geDerailv damaged—but it makes smaller | , exPl'ne“e’e in I**ndon: " The people I iu 1C75, throws amusing light on tho A kid, a kid. Wero delightful.- They remanners of our ancoators two centuries Presbyterians of the Northwest to bestir , “granted” to you, and in a measure growth before winter Mts iu, and - so far i 1 ago. "Aiing in discourse with a man," themselves anck raise the $100,000 for j fully recognized, yofi have ‘tot pay $50 SS tliat gi.es it is a disadvantage to qow late, excepting on well prepared land. A ' “ individuals—buftihey conldn't 1 we read on one page, ** 'tis no less than tho Theological Seminary which is license. One carriage is taxed $11 a farmer of our acquaintance (hj the State ‘ °’l5 1’ Oildcd Age. The ridiculous to pull him by the buttons, neccsaary to secure another $100,000 of­ year. Your dog costs $1.25 a year. of New York) for many venrs sowed his I “» ^,l0-v ®°nldn t understand it Of to play with his band strings, belt or That my father bought fered conditionally by Mr. Cyrus H. For a license to carry a gun you pay ulwat the first week in Octolier, and bis ' coura®. .«*• character of Colonel Sqllera to punch him now and then on the For two plaoaa of money: V, ,n they laughed at ft. stomach." Again, “It argues neglect, McCormick. 3-50. Tlie tax for every male servant average yield has Ix-cii over forty bush- , A kid, a kid. els per acre. He was first led to prac, ' , Colonel s speculations took anorm- | , tice late sowing to avoid tlie ravages of all the localism of tlie play fell he is discoursing or reading. There­ A mam under sentence of death at When a woman with a Drooertv of tiw H«*ssian fly, but the practice proved th® stove fell down, in the fore, good manners command it to be ‘ . ?.*.*. so satisfactory tlmt it was continued after °ct, it all went for ntahuig. The Somerset, Ind., has to thank fortune for forbid ; besides, something may happen audience didn’t Zed geo anything an' * nnl that may offend, as snoring, — -- - ■ herself and her i tho fly had disappeared. His laud was " ‘d’enc® **> fnnuy in the appearance-jof tho person whom -he $200,000 throws away 1 in the oct estate on a atrango mna after a courtship in high condition, aud a top-dressing of P^cr baud the trial scone, ‘ sweating, gaping or dribbling." More ■was found guilty of murdering. James “°h we TImI tuy faUxtr IxHigbt of a week, the natural result Is infelicity. . fine manure was applied nnpli?d ‘to to give give "the the ‘‘ w, w*dch we consider consider rather rather ordinary, ordinary, was was explicit are tne rules for behavior at ta­ Millie disappeared mysteriously fourteen Fur two jHocoa of tni.tiey ; It may *lx; i ** one of tlie Such a woman ought to bo prepared for ! J"0!1.”*1 H*®!*s a' goikl start ‘ ‘ ” ”* of tho * few "w redeeming •«•••«» features — . ble. "In eating observe to let your hands A kid. a kid. ▼ears ago. and one Nimlev wJh arrested Ixi clean. Feed not with both your r . — i• । .» I, better to sow 1late if a thorough prepara- l’lny “ the eyra of the Londoners. They for bi. murder, and eouvirted upon cir- j anv ,U1-V disasters aiwrtur. which may may occur to her or !I: tion t of ....-> the sofl is thereby aeenml wJI»n|g' to regard that much । hands, nor keep your knife in your hand. Irateter. Wateb Fiukowh.—If tlie land is not ’! “ * 8“”Cvs*cumetmithd evidence, end »e» ehortlj- to i Ucr I1™!"”.''- , oomphun » Ute mnl-11 Dip not your fingers in the sauce, ot lick them when you have done. If you bo hanged. A ebort time ago Millie wim tI ienable ''' right of woman when inevitable **-t.t.. well drained, when nil else is done in the । ..K J’1.- Mr' f-mmet os mnch ns wo Tbal quenched th- Bra, ml upon nnnn her, her bnt com- ,, wheat field, make tlie necessary furrows , , , him. With some men the craving ; have occasion to sneeze or cough, taka aiecorer.il alive and well in,an olwcuro ' <ti«aat><ra nr»» nil pi>«l but comrpi | with tlie plow, for carrying off tho sur- • *or “(l,.,or w 11 disease. The, passion to । your hat, or put your napkin before village in Woatorn Krmluclv. | pl»ini»g M'ldoni help, her ctuie. Tl.. । face water during heavy rains. That bit the cat. at it w stronger than anything else your face. Dnnk not with your mouth That ate the kid. • ________________ । unhappy Connecticut lady who was „ so “j SKBDtso TO GIUHB-Cinua wed „„.v , f » ’I1"1™ o' j full nor unwiped, nor so long till you That my father nought For two Qkcee at mnt>«y; Mb. n H.. AU L. xroaoaa, Bobden, Ui of xagui, Elgin, AIL, DL, is is j unfortunate^ us ^marry^a New York ^^few w^kjTaf£TttJ are forced to breathe in the glass.” ma. —J « ..v-w Au.* . lie^row |M> B f.,w ’wcek ., after the groin'. ®ot ruspomubki fur his A kid, a kid. There are rules also for the drawing­ the possessor of a most wonderful watch, ’’nite mimed Hall has paid the sod pen- > Thrifty growing timothy w ill freque .tlv , It gives the th., hnnn. n.1 seconda ■ idtv th of $?. .. ““fAwSht of ’10. room. " If a person of quality be in tho It hours, minnte. minutes n and alty for for her her lackof Lick of iu&zmant judf'uicnt. Hall Hall ■• retard r,‘tard tlie tlie groa growth of the the grain grain if if sown sown os as ••____ A ml killed Uir uw! at Jeath, . liquor. But, true as this is, it is never­ oompony of ladies, ’ti* too juvenile and Th»l killed ibr butcher. the «iy of Ute »«4, th. dar of the I hurts hot griddle cakes in her face pul: S . tbcleaa, in his ptwition, little less than a light to play with them, to toss or tumcrime. He entail* not onfy foas’of monev ! ble them, to kiss them by surprise, to month, the name of tho month, the lunar 1118 boots in her soup, and dragged her [ miow Thai queticbed the fi.-n. upon managers, but has of prestige. It month «« t.entv-nra- .lavs, and the down .lair, by the feet Fearing that' Trnsm kcpt frw | force away their hoods, their fans, or Trnxirs should l>e kept free from। does not pay a manager to have his house [ their ruffs. It is unhandsome among phases of the moon at all times. It pro- "he might die without leaving him her we-jds and the/sail loose and mellow, closed in this May, and merely bpve Mr. ladies, or any other serious company, to vides for the thirty' and thirty-one day l’rc,l>eriy» he drew a will for her to sign, ' Proper thinning is important; a single• Emmet make up tlie actual looses brought Tb»t ray f»U>erix>ughi throw off one’s cloak, to pull off one's months, twenty eight days in February, ! ^d, rhen she ' was so paralvzed in mind root >>«*!“ h^ni nine to fifteen inches ini about by liim. He ia beaked over tho peruke, to cut one's nails, to tie one's 10 0,1 ri''l1‘। > country for tho season, but, attractive as garter, to change shoes if they pinch, to and every fourth year twucty-uthe dt ' and’ lady tl.al .he kB»W not whnl d>. । , .J , , , , lauds white turni}M may still be sown audI he is pecuniarily, it is now demonstrated call for one’s slipjxT* to be at east, to The following is the inteipretation : in February for leap year, making all , was doing* or what was done to her, he I a good crop ex|>ected. ' to be very risky U engage•fiim. . We can 1. The kid, which is one of tlie pure sing between the teeth, or to drum with own changes at 12 o’clock night. . It is a ’ Put. ft P*-*11 1B i^cr .hand. and. made B eets axd MANogne SIanuem that tliat were ' . .her af. , pg,-,,, sowni ' see no way for managers to do but to in­ animals, denotes the Hebrews. The one's fingers." chronograph for timing hones to tho , h®* signature. Tho brute was, of I early, may l>c horvchte.! this sort a penalty clause in their contracts father by whom it was purchased is fifth of a second. And, lastly, it strikes [ course, tne chief legatee. One of the left In the *’ gnrnud’they Iwoine ImHow ; with Mr. Emmet, by which he should Jehovah, who represents himself as Incident of the War. and dry. when pulled put them iu long pay a good round sum indemnity when- sustaining this relation to the Hebrew I Artemus Ward once said he " would the hours, quarters and minutes. This ' curious features of this business is that ' heaps, with the top* or straw bud over■ ever he closes up a house.—Cincinnati nation. Tlie pieces of money signify I love to die for his country, but. if it waa extraordinary time-piece was made in ; his former wife,. from whom he wa« - - di— ;. them;’ to be ofterwonh covered with j Commercial. , A Moses and Aaron, through whose media­ I all the same to the country, he would Switzerland, and ccet $1,500. 1 *— tou: ---------2-------i‘v the [ — *v to protect them for the winter, or I -------vorced1-----previous his marriage with earth, FBAXAaqtm Sabcet, the French aritio, tion the Hebrews were brought out of j like to die of old age." An amusing anwealthy lady, was remarried to him after taken to Uie root cellar. Caro should be is something of a Boswell. He is giving Egypt I ecdote, which shows that Artemus’ phitaken that the roots do not heat at any all sorts uf details of Sara BenihardL J. A. Bonn, a tight-rope acrobat, who the latter's death. This divorced and 2. The cat denotes the Assyrians, by I loeophy is widely entertained, is told by time either in the pit or cellar. I Here is tho latest from his pan: “ Tbc I a writer in the Philadelphia Timet. It whom the ten tribes were carried into ■was announced to appear at Clyde, Ohio, remarried wife appears now to beatouta Buckwheat.—This tender crop sliould Prince of Wales came the other night captivity. | was told by one of the boy-s who were was so drunk upon his arrival in the with the man to whom she was thus be cut before tlie flrat frost injures it between the acta to puy his compljmenta 3. The dog is symbolical of tlie Baby­ present at the battle of Murfreesboro’, town that the people thought it would doubly united. She testified that he . The grain shells badly when the plants to Mlle. Bernhardt' He was accompanied lonians. ! Tenn. be foolhardy for him to attempt his was a bad fellow, and tliat, having mar­ are dry, therefore cut it in the morning | by the King of Greece, whom he prc4. The staff signified the Persians. When tlie lines ot both armies when the dew is on. Tlie cut dop after (seated to the actress. *My bother-in5. The fire inoicates the Grecian em­ I were advancing to the charge, a rope-walking performance. Neverthe­ ried his Connecticut victim for her mon­ standing a few days will bqdry and ready | law,’ said ho to her. Mlle. Bernhardt pire under Alex^ptter the Great. . rabbit, or more properly a hare, less, having fortified himself with sev­ ey, he treated her with terr.fic cruelty. u> thrash, which had lx*t be done at bowed her acknowledgments, and wliilo 6. The water betokens the Roman, or 1 was aroused from his quiet aeclueral drinks, Bonn climbed "the tower of The wicked husband has been punished once. If a machine is used, remove tlie । the Prince went to congratulate the tlie fourth of the great monarchies to jj mon immediately in front of the Con­ the Town Hall, and started to walk the for his wickedness, for the New York ' concave, or tho cylinder teeth will other- other actors she remained in a fr/e-arfirfe whom the Jews were subjected. Io federate line, and went bounding away 7. The ox is a symbol of tlie Saracens, to security tliehills, hills, makingatBt ' the-----Ity ofofthe making rope. The hundreds who hail gathered j Surrogate refuses to admit the will of wise break the kernels. The grain should । with the King; but she was not aware be cleaned at once and spread out as 1 that she was taking to a King. Mho who sulxlued Palestine, and brought it each “•'**» jump •a large u—««-».. iu* of _i:i. —* ­ exhibit white ibunt below shouted to him to go back, but j the deceased lady to probate. Her rela­ thinly as possible, aa it is very apt to ? called him ’Monsieur all the time, and under the choliphate. ing. Bonn kept straight ahead, apparently tives were loth to see her property goout heat, and become almost wortlihss, if I talked right and left in her usual cavalier In the line there was a great, raw­ 8. The butcher that killed the ox de­ style. But time pressed and she had to notes the crusaders by whom the Holy boned North Georgian, who was cele­ staggering at every step. Suddenly the of the family to enrich such a contempt­ left in large heujM. Beans are injured by heavy ruins, ; return to the dressing-room. ‘Will,' Land was wrested out of tho hands of brated for Lis indomitable courage and drunken performer dropped his balance­ ible jxiraon. They imide n vigorous ef­ said her colleagues to her, ‘what do you reckless bravery. pole. The crowd groau<*d aud rimy fort to prove that the rascal liad exerted when ready pull them and stack around , think of tho King of Greece?' ‘What do the Saracens. tlie poles driven iu the ground; corer the 9. Tlie angel of death signifies the He hod tlie reputation of being will­ persons bid their eyes. Bonn fell back­ undue and improper influence over her stacks witli straw. In pulling, leave । you menu—what Ring of Greece?' she Turkish power, by which the land of ing to fight anything, and was supposed ward, but like a flash his right leg to induce her to sign the will. They ore them in rows for a time to cure, and if ; inquired. ‘The King of Greece with Palettine was taken from tlie I ranks, not to know the meaning of fear; but ruin threatens they con be gathered 1 whom you have just been talking,’ was and to whom.it is still subject. his apostrophe to the vanishing rabbit wrapped around tho rope and held on. to be congratulated on their success. tho reply. ’What! it was not the King of qui. kly in stacks. 10. The commencement of the tenth not only put the matter in a different He said, afterward that the loss of his ■ ! Greece! it was a King!' and away she stanza is designed to show tliat God light, but caused a burst of laughter Good Look. • Cobn.—Early corn will lx* ready to ent pole sobered him instantly. ran down stairs to ace tho Prince of Rev. A. E. Lawrence gave some good this month. As soon as tlie grain is Wales. ‘Ah! Prince,' she exclaimed, fit will take signal vengeance on the from all who heard it. He said: Turks, immediately after whose over­ " Go it, little cotton-tail I Go it while . . , . , advice, that is worth repeating, to the glazed it is ready to be harvested, and The gross earnings of thirty-s>x lead-; gradnatwg class of the Newton High the stalks will be mnch more valuable was treachery on your part not to tell throw the Jews axe to be restored to you’ve a chance. I’d run, too, if I didn’t mo it was the King of Greece.’ ‘But I -” * of this country - * ^ for • ing- railroads August School. “I hope,” he said, "none of than if left to be killed by frosts. The told you it was my brother-in-law,’ an­ their own land, and live under tlie guv- have any mure reputation at stake than rniment of their long-expected Mea- you've got I ” ----------------being . were $16,077,655, an .increase of you belong to that most unfortunate seed for next year should be selected be­ swered his Royal Highness, to wliich the aiah. The ]x>or fellow never returned from fore the cutting lias Ixsgun. The tone of $3,397,122 over the earning* for August, class who imagine themselves lifted the selected stalks may lie broken down actress rejoiued, ‘Your brother-in-law! tlie charge. He had lost his chance ot above the necessity of effort; who think Knowledge In Old Times. running. 1879. Fur the eight months, ending that their family position, or their fath­ as a mark and left standing when the ulh- But how was I to know? It might have Some of the esrlv nations attained a been a tallow merchant! ’ And away she Aug. 31, the earnings of thirty-one er’s wealth, or a little money of their ers are cut and shocked. darted back to tho dreasing-room, leav­ knowledge of science aud skill in art The Story Disproved. Shockino is od important matter, and roads, including tho New York Central, own, is going to bring the world to ing the Prince non-phisscd. You may woich were lost in Uu« sulxiequent ages. them, and that the oyster ia quietly com­ should lie done with care. If the stalks think the English have l»een shocked n'l Wendell Phillip*’ famous lecture on A leading officer in one of the courta the Northwestern, the Milwaukee and ing to open itself for them when they are not well set up nnd properly tied the j। tliia. Nothing of the kind; they fotgiv.i "The Loot Ar:s" ought to make us won charged witli uover going to St Paul, the Wabash, the Central Pa­ are ready to eat it The oyster is a shock* fall in all directions, and the fod- . I everything in this spoiled child..’’ modest, and leas inclined to boast of our bed sober. Of course he indignantly cific, the St Louis and Iron Mountain, great deal more likely to swallow them." der is damaged and the husking made ' denied tho soft impeachment, aud he own superiority. A classmate said to me. when wo were more difficult Bunds of rye straw, or The “ Department» Clerk. etc., were $105,933,538, being a gain of In a recent lecture before the Geo­ gave the particulars of a particular night even w^low, may be used with advant­ leaving college together, “ Well, goodTlie worat-nbused mon in Washington graphical Society, Judge Daly paid a in proof. We quote hu own words: $23,231,892 over the earnings of the cor­ by, now, good-by; we will meet again age. ia the departraeut clerk. He earns from tribute to the knowledge of the old Soon after I got in bed, my wife said: responding period of tast year. Had on the floor of the Senate chamber at Potatoes.—Early ones should be dug $1,800 down to $700 per year. It ia ItabyIonian*. They were well acquaint­ "Why. husband, what’s the matter w ith the earnings of such r xuls as the Balti­ Washington." at oijee; rains will otherwise start them safe to say that all get as much as they ed with the heavens, catalogued the you? You act so strangely." "Thereis We have never met there yet, and the into growth and do much injury. The are worth. Half of tliem who owe board stars, Mid named the constellation*. nothing tho matter with mo/’ said I; more and Ohio, the Pennsylvania Cen­ chances are growing small that last I trood of * * bugs ” should be destroyed. bills and sport so much style around They traced the sun's course through “nothing atalL" “I'm sure there is,4 tral, the Lake Shore, tlie Michigan shall Norkas at been alto«Bt aa.it fit these that furnish tlie early brood Washington oould not make enough in tha twelve signs of the zodiac, and di­ Baid ahe; “you don’t act natural at all Central and the Union 'Pacific bveniuuext season.. It is a good plan'to sort competition with the world to »-.ar two vided time into weeks, months and years. Shan't I get up and get aamething for <luded, the total would be muah targrr after commencement, and nothing has the jxitatoea as they are gathered, thus suits a year. The clerk (a a peflita pau­ They speculated on :he connection of you**' And she got up, lighted the can­ ■ ever been heard of him from th*t day to saving mt^cte labor m handling them af- per. He thinks that lor some reason or tlie weather with the changes of the dle and came to the bedside to look at me, shading the light with one hand. “1 •M? mne.i nrgiier. i ne fuiow,ii£j is vri^^ other this ' country owes him a living. In thia struggling life there is uo place knew there waa something about you,” He goes to work at 9 o’clock, and u xmporbyjt and gratifying, as it indicate^ for "lucky "men. Tha jrixti'»v for said ahe; “ why, you axe aobar!"— found, all slickly brushed and gloved, and remarkable activity in every branch of the workers. " Why are you in such falo Exprctit. issuing from the front steps of-his great haste ?" said one the other day to a man small roots and -the scattered haves. asylum just before 3 o’clock.— IlWtoo- Lsyard found a crystal lens among the indosfry. ,---w ho has made his mark in th* world. 'This will accustom them to the change ton letter, ruins of Nineveh. It is interesting to “ Why not wait and see what will turn of food that must soon come. .If early The "beardid woman,’ An expectant nephew took one side know that they had a seventh day of vip?” . year* ago, P. T. Barnum's rest, corny)Kinding to our Sabbath, aud euseted rigorous rules for keeping it,— traction. » dead. The maiden-name of ceruing that beloved relative. aproned or It is' an Im­ ........ ................... -this remarkable woman was Rebecea “Heis dying," said the doctor. portant matter that the ewes that arc to together: "D(tMlM! you 'find it so?’* Ho who trusts to The nephew howled with piteous lam­ TYcrigaat. She was born at Pembroke, bear lambs should bo well fed, and begin '**Gritty," repeated the other, “gritty I Do not laugh at ent •. t ions. But the old ductor, who I call it a gravel path with only a Genesee county, N. Y., in May, 1824. the world round to him just when he the winter in rood oondiiian. A little Why, few weeds weedaoa or nervous in a few on it it I" 1”’ knew human nature, and expectant When quite young she married a man I gets | |t ready for it, wwill , find himself Hke gram fed to the ewes now will do much ^DytkSir, iteTpreM hmd-dwb^ Xe SrenoT’anstain^T the clown in Horace, waiting on the to insure strong lambs. nephews in portiewW, exclaimed: namtxl J. R Lyon, and removed with > b^ik for Lhe**str^m to’ that* “ V<m ma J I nnA Cows tliat are should be California, owns 60,000 acres of grow- from the slaotrifiity in the air. A him to Now York. Nothing unusual in I may pass over wltbwtf tin to fed liberally, and 1 to fall off no right growth upon her face. She employed �frr3lrw£ 8ATCKDAT, Hat good by, by. Head mv letjer. and papers to lock MO. AufaUy yaws. Timothy Tumbku P. 8. Q. I forgot, to tel yue Ive got a reel nice rooster, Jiis bed is covered with reel party fathrre, and when he wawks he got*, jlit like them fushnnitWo wlutmip. yu nee on the street. T.T. 2nd P. 8. Ive concoloded to leev the demercrat party, Hint is if tha dont stop ty in so much. T. T. P. 8. 8. After Irit that laat part Jim told me father party lied more and bigger lise than the demerenits, so I gesa De stay with my old party cans tha mite git luntnm if I left em. Dont prit thia last caua I mite want to leev the party and it woodent look wel to hav me go over.to a lyin party after I bedrit this about em. T. Tumbkl. HEPT.SS. UBO. tmothy tumbix Lock MO, Michigan Shipman al / SEPT., IB. 1880. $ DkkkStrong: ‘ Yen bet 1 wus sei-prised 2 git so moo­ ny of them cetificats yeu sent me, and I was awful happy to see the fokea preshiated my letters. After reedin the follerin from old trends I cant help bat rite a nutber. The fust won I red Dalas, Texas, Aug., 83. My Deer Sok: , Don’t stop ritjn, cause yd?® letters and the ads m all I care to,reed. Yure Father, Jamks Tvmbel. Then I cuni to this curias episle (rum Gorgin. tts tram an old colege chum. Sumpter, Ga., Aug., 80. Deer Qld Tim : . Keep on ritin and this state will go for Garfield, if yeu don’t twil go for Davis. Yure friend. . Dick Tapin. Then J red this (rum the U. 8. Blind ^'u*. S. Blind Sylcm. Sept. 1,1890. -—-Should not fail to examine our------ S. Liebhauser is repairing and fitting up' his building on Nbrth Main St. to rent. Frank linker Ims purchased the old post office building of H.T, Davidson for |W. . John Young and daughter of Leav­ enworth. Kan. are visiting his brother Dr. W. H. Young in this village. Orno Strong says Nashville will have adnilv News seven years hence, Then Vermontville will have a tri-weekly sure—Ft Ville Hawk. Certainly; one that will come oat one week and try to the next. Tho first quarterly meeting of the U. B. church of the Cedar Creek charge, C. B. Sherk officiating, will be held at the U. B. church of Maple Grove ’on Oct. 23 and 24. Thursday morning Mrs. Calvin Ain­ sworth received the sad intelligence of the death of her father Lewis Fair­ child, who departed this life at Rome, Heniy, Co. Iowa, of heart disease, at the ripe old age of 00 yrs. | Common Connell Proceedings. t Council Rooms, ; Nashville, Sept 28,1880. Special callod by tho President.* Protenl. Chipman Prvildcnt, Bn*ton, Downing, Old* and Iteynold* trustee*. Ab*cnt Cook and Roe. A motion requesting the Ju«Utc tv enter judge­ ment of confirmation, of the determination and ■ward", of the jury, heretofore emjiannelcd In the matter ofcilending Main St. acroa* Tbornapple River, »i> carried by aye* and nay* aa fo’lowi : .Aye*, Button. Doirning. OM« and Reynold*. <»n motion council adjourned. F.McPKRBV, E.CHIPMAN. —At 1.1* rvaineoce in, wesi vaativtoo Sept. nth. nt heart-diaeas', Mr Oecrye Miller Large and Varied Assortment i ' .Vnsiiville .TlarketM Attorney at Law bitters Attorney & Counsellor, jj_aoobBiALiir;— * JULIUS BUSSELL, ZDEdTT GOODS JT IS A FACT 0 Largest ami Best Selected Stock pOWERS A BARLOW, FURNITURE IN/BARRY COUNTY Our Ood^i i flnlib. Parlor M. BLACK, Has been proved to be every way reliable, and is to-day the most popular Parlor Stove to be found. Very handsomely Nickled, Swing off Top, Double Back and Bottom, warranted to stand the severest heat. >er Suits, Wfekera, reaus. _ xtenslon Tables, Lounges, American and Foreign Marble, Mirrors, Camp Chairs, &c. Monnmente; Tombstones, Mantles, Ac., Hantings, Mich. OUR COOK STOVES Common ’Furniture J. A. BAUGHMAN. HYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Woodland On^tre, Mlcb. 1)1,7 ,nd nl*ht cal1* r,r°al’t[3i-GB] P Are Unrivaled both forB eauty and Durability, furnished with Our Undertaking Departmn't iron encased, Polished Copper and Japanned Reservoir, Auto­ matic Shelf, Illuminated Front, Nickle Towell Rail and all Complete In every particular. other late improvements. We guarantee —WE ALSO HAVE THE-----Prices that Can’t i Undersold Of every description p[ENBY ROE. Proprietor^ ----- OLD RELIABLE----- MEAT MARKET. GARLAND AND CROWN JEWEL COAL STOVES, Thanking oor namcrou* patron, at Uw pul k»*on, wo ehall endeavor by fair dealing and reason­ able price, to doubt, their number during the year Fresh and Salt Meats, which are acknowledged to be the best of their kind. The Garland more especially, has all the known improvements, Smotei Hams and Siwnlien, making it the best coal stove in the market. Revertible flue with double feeder, forming the most complete arrangement IN THKIR SEASON, for consumption of all gasses. Every way reliable. No soot can possibly form. Mica protected by perforated tin, hinged Lard, by the lb. or barrel, dr., dx-., de. on door frame. Don’t fail to see me before you’ buy. KellosK. Demaray A Co. J£NTERP»1SE GROCERY The Highest Market Price paid for Hides, Pelts, Ac. 0. C. WOLCOTT. Fresh. Goods, Full Weights and Satisfaction. Guaranteed. QOOK’S ( ARRIAGE V ORKSI HENRY ROE. NASHVILLE, MICH., New Fresh Goods and Low Prices. Manufaetures WKXTIOX, ALL. the READY CASH, Boise Ac Francia -------- AND--------- Finest Goods in Central Nidi Having bought for CASH a large, neat stock of Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, Cheese ul Everything CLOSE BUYING PURCHASERS I i Baley. Bay State. Bridgeport, and llulc. < hristie. Hases. Broa.. Whitney and yici'aiiimeron Pianos, |T<’orth.e season of‘1880. I am prepared to furnish the public KtrM t« Cota a First Gas Crwerj Sim 11 Wish to inform all that by prompt at- . tention, accommodating ways, good goods and low prices, hope to receive I ~ fair share of your patronage. — At romarkabty----- 'low figures. Unquestionably the best Built hnd Easiest Riding ORGANS REPAIRED IN COME AND SEE. GOOD SHAPE Fottrs Truly, SNT-A.LU COST. BOISE A Aud at a comparatlrrly FRANCIS, SHEET MUSIC JJARNESS! HARNESS! At 2& per cent diacoant from puUU*ber» price.. Respectfully, C. H. BERRY. Nashville, Mkh. j HARNESS ! F*MuWdME6iA BLACKSMITHING ^^..’jssiiicyimpedi* HOW TO BE ~«i®*® ASH VILLE LIVERY. J. OSMAN, Prop. I mc prepared - to fnrnbh SINGLE OR DOUBLE TURN-OUTS Buggy or vv agon LOW RATER. To t>e found in the Market COM’ERGIAL TRAVELERS IT IS GENERALLY K NWN MADE A fiPEClALTT Opposite the Woleou Boom. NaahviUe, Mkh. Workmanship and Materials When Combined Witli NERVOUS DEBILITY. THE IDEAL OF THE TRUE ARTIST, -zVr*e ItlaHoiitinl Factor, in All Goods of this Manufacture, Therefore I place my Goods upon the Market, confidentially believing they will stand the teat, and prove highly satisfac­ tory to all who purchase. your ..nxivr. SHERIFF i th* Court Honea, Hai Cwll*c'u—A a ■»*< E<i^terick“’fe<inttt Makes tho boss Carriage, Light road i Detandant. ' and Team , 1 £££“ j ** •}»»• "f Michigan, but . of Wm. 1*. Cobb.Solicitor fur the complainant, ft la For a small sum of money and don’t you forget it. 1 from thia date, and that in eaa« at hi* apt>Mraace, £ riW Have you soon any of Will’s work? com|>J*lnt Io thi* cause to be (Uni, pod a copy If not call on him. one door north nf to be «rred* “ on the compUUssnt's reed this, thale kno how I feel. ”thereof ----- -------------’*--------*•*’—*" aol'cltor Boise and Francis’, get his prices and Thare* goin to be a politide mass you will trade. meeting in this village soon and when Bald deb udaniW. E. CLARK. its over Be give particulars of tho rorin _ And lt ia farther ordered that within twenty J L.BTKWDB! by the big guns. Were got lots of roe! snthern demerOpposite E. Parody’« shoe shop/ erats hero rite from tho south, tha air oat here lookiu up the feelinc of the northern voters. Thare aUfnl hot, tha HU apprentice. say thale never give up, nud as long as tha can leed the northern demercrat by the nose thare sure of miming tlie Govcnnent. I tel yu, if I hadent alwas bin a demercrat and my fatlier flFor the fastest SSlUtMj book at the ter fore me, Ide turn to a repub-green backer or sumihin. But to leev the old demercrat party, to cut loos from all the old principles, 2 be divorced from my old politicle friendsjuat when Gen. Hancock is num in for president, is what I cant do, but after leexhun He AND nO.NT YOJJ FOROET IT. leevo the party anyhow. JgOOT Alp SHOE SHOT. Have yeu ben over to my old home Kalamo man down here and yule git so mequy items yule have to make vur wpe* Wnircr. I luxHlrut «rU thi. lettei onlyfortopleese2or3t«tumpHpeekera out here who wants to kno my pol■iUrk., udptKiM idee of bow IK, vote. Bnt send em the News OB dlreetol iu . nolo inLto^i .nd when tho ter, mmb it alwas wiw covered with QLEKEJTT SMITH, ------ Burniug both WOOD and COAL.------ Teas, Coffe-es, Sugars, j interior of whot,whether twas a prison, jalo, lunatic syliim, nr home for poor Oati, per bu idiots, so leant tel what be meat. Yesterdy a reel tall man with a kind of a strange look in his eye rode throo Onton*, per bu Butter, per lb the lock ou one of the botes, and ho Bed that Gen. Weaver wnsthe beat man and if Ide vote for him I shood have piles aud piles of greenbacks and not wurk for cm‘either, but I told him that wus a leetlo to thin, cause if tha cood be got so esy tha woodent be wurtli nor JtuoH sko»‘«.*.‘*i*K«* mnch. He m*1 Ise a fool to talk that way, and that made me mail and I <’hi»urerv Order jnst declared war on him at wanre, but. HTATg OF Michigan.- Ttiecirenit court tor the bote left the lock and I dident the County of Itarry. in Chancery. Enun-d Sep>..n. 1 tcuiber Sth. A. IK 11*0. Sull pending in theCircult have a chance to put a bed on him. I Coon for tbr <<>anty of Barn, in Cbaneerr,u the I tel yeu Mr. Strong, this a reel live- c,,y °r Hawing*.n> aatdConniy, on the sth day of place to git news, send yure West I aT* Bhld^it ” tsM: i •enst* I left ? yeu kno that* a live!}' burg, and lots <»f fun thare, wun man Capital a*d Surplus *100.600. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. DekrTumbel : .... Yure letter* is all the print™ our pashents can reed, so fire away._ 8upt. ’He dident want piis namein print, cause hees runnirf for offis, so I don’t give it. But the best won of all is this. Insane Abyllm, ( New York uitfSept. 10. j MilT.Tumbku Esq-: , „ Yftre last letter wu» the meens of curia over 10 hopelesly insane persons. The faculty have had a gold medil stmkforyeu and con fared the degree of Professor of Belles Letters on yeu. Rite agin. John Beech, Snpt. Thus yeu see Mr. Strong 1’me over­ cam with gratitood to all these instiDemocratic Caucus. tooshuns. Aud if I cood give the rest of the letters I wood, but space for­ There will be a Carons held at the bids. Wun letter from the Hon. J. Hancock club hall in Nashville on Tuesday Sept. 28th at 2 o'clock, for the Pullen, in -which he offers me a posiit- purpose of appointing delegates to athun as teecher of spellin, isfullof good the county convention at Hastings,Oct. . By order of com. words, bat tis to long to print, so I let 2nd 1880. ’ it go, but I hed to refoose the posiahun To nil discaaes of the Blood. Liver, he offered, coz Ive goto better wun, tis teix^in lock 240 on our grate ship etc. Is found Frizelle's Blood Purifier nnd Mandrake and Rhubarb Pills. canal, and it pays me big. The extra Tenclierji .\olice. cosh tor keepin ctin stuf brings lots of Notice in hereby given that for the muney, we sei over bushel of fride cakes, and lots of cookies evryday, and purpose of making an examination of all persona offering themselvea as can­ crakers and chees to boot, we sei eider didates for teachers of the schools of 2 but tis sweet. I like this pl ter nuful ! this IU1B township, the Superintendent of wel, bettern farmin, and if Hancock is 1 schools thereof will hold a P“^’c meetp TtVltertnr i ion, on Saturiay Oct. 2nd, commencc-Ic-cted hees go in to make me ~ rthe ‘ cu,,ect r 1‘ng at 0 o’clock a. m. at Norton of this port, with 16 clerks. ihool house, (Number 5). I ainte bothered with the fokes cumDated ________ ut Maple Grove this 14tli day of Harriet E. Mosey, in to lick me for ntin now haf os much Sept. .1880. Supt. of schools. as I wus, and I aleep better nites only I when the steemers cum throo the lock then the whisel wakesine up, n anther man tends lock nites, so I dont have to sit up only to sell etin vittils, nnd,don’t sell much then cans the fokes on the bote aint Hungry. When Gen. Grant went thro be bot ipt pee nuts, 6 fride cakes, S cookies,and a glass of aider, he sod he wasent hungry, but hers goin out west to hunt bufaloes and he mite want a lunch sum day out on the big planes, so I let him haveem free gratis for nothin, aud he sed thank yne and bowed to niody and sed good by. I dont think I shal vote this fall, caus I haint time 2 git teddy* tother day a man cum along and sed if ide vote for Garfield heed make me secretary ot tlie interior, he dident say the Hirtiigs BaMiess DirectoryyjAsmm iatioial bait, OR. WIXTEB, THIS A. BURGMAN E. COOK. THE GRAY MEDICINE VO.. A MMhaaic'H Btek, Detroit, Mich. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-10-02.pdf.pdf a6078cbf1c839e31d348c1a607c1e5d0 PDF Text Text Harrypresented his store with a new’coat of paint and kalsom­ ine, Maggie Jeffrey was called to Sebewa, Co., on Thursday, to attend a dying sinter. Elder Harder supplied the M. E. pul­ pit last* Sunday in the absence of the pastor. Isora and Addie Beigh, on Thursday started for the Bnckeye State to visit | TERMS; $1.50 per Year relative*. Editor a wd Proprietor. w Irvin Greenfield, a 12-year-old lad of I Credit Sc bscripttoms >1.75. Morgan,.shot a 16f lb. wild turkey lost Thursday. Geo. F. Truman starts for Chicago, next Tuesday, to view the sight* and —Last week Friday, Perkey’s corners buy , Al. Olds, Wm. Buel andT. C. Down­ the refunding bill, the demonetizing LOCAL GIBBLE-GABBLE.. new good*. LIFE IN NASHVILLE was LOCAL MATTERS. the scene of a bloody affray, the The hug cholera ho* broken out iu ing started with a party from Vermont­ act and the resumption act. And He Environs. result of a difference of opinion be­ FP* Ladies see .those elegant ready There is seven hundred and eighty Johnstown, but does not prevail to an ville and Hastings, on Monday, for the tween Niley Linsey and Harvey Trox­ • alarming is enlarging his livery of- north woods to hunt deer and enjoy two millions of dollars,, of the bonds made Beaver Clonk* al Kocheb Bros. J. Osman extent. —The work of grading north Main The largest and finest stock in town. el, who met there about noon, and after flee. Cha*. Tindell of Lyons of N. Y.t is the sports of camplife for a few weeks. of the government duo next year. street is a decided improvement. a hasty exchange of angry words, Har­ Wanted To Fsetuzagr. visiting his daughter, J. L. Stev hie ­ *t!apt. Evans commenced drilling his These bonds this sect called Green J. Pai chia . has Mr*. reshingled ’ ’ ’ P * ......... . -. —Jack Frost spread himself heavy vey dealt Niley a blow on the nose G. Ac A. company at the armory on backers, if they are put in power, pro­ Eighty acre* of good land for ens, iu this village. house. over these part* Wednesday night. which brought ciaret. Mrs. Milo Dent of Sunfield, found a Thursday eve. The boys are doing pose to pay, with silver, if the bond­ portable saw mill. Land is of excellent L. J. Wheeler starts east on Monday, quality.well watered.X5 acre* improved —A State street man goes out iu the for —A Maple Grove lover, has bought small new Chinese good*. coin in her drawing of jwell and the Captain expects to have holder will come with his mules and 100 rods to. school Isonse, 1 mile from off his rival for >10. Cheap enough morning before breakfast, strings hi* tea a few days since. The genial phiz of David Hough oc­ them ready tor the fray in a short time. wagons and draw it away from the railroad station. Addre** The News Ainsworth At Brooks run their ele ­ bow and drive* the barbed arrow casionally treasury, and if they wiltyiot do this, office, Nashville, Mich. . Earnestsmile* Cook of o Jackson, aahville.has been vator till 10 o'clock p. m. on Monday they must take greenbacks. visiting his brother moved Eugeneinto in his this —The brick work of Buxton’s, block through the head of a feline marauder, Dr. Goucher tyif you want a good Carpet for a to clean and grade the wheat on hand The four per cent bond is a better which had probably disturbed the village, the post week. has been completed and the iron cor­ small amount of money, call on L. J. nice wa* placed in position on Thurs­, peaceful slumbers of said man. Such ‘ „ —E. Cook, our enterprising buggy aud be ready for next day’s iqarket. investment than a six per cent loan on Wheeler. Over 1,000 bushels were taken in on real estate, therefore the government exercise is conducive to good bealt h b "2^238;._ Dtirkty. man, four specimens- of dayIn ।. ~ will , y,exhibit — Wew Bakery. Monday. and creates appetite, besides it has a his should cease to give this security, and Henry'lRoe ana\wfte, and Wm. De ­ handwork at the county fair. r —The butments for the first portion My bakery isnow ready for business. tendenev to improve the morals of the vine Every issue of Chicago The News costa as in . John Carveth of Middleville will ad­ force the moneyed men to invest their Have built a new oven and all wishing excurzedto last Friday. of the new bridge have been placed in ‘ feline family. tiie neighborhood of sixty-five dollars, dress the citizens of Maple Grove, on money in something that will create a fresh bread, biscuits, cakes, pies, etc., position and some filling in to the south Tuesday evening, at the McKolyy a call for labor. Verily, verily, I say can have them every day. Wann - A few evenings since, a villainonnDelinquent* make a note of this. of them done. and lunches at all hours. Give The chemical works have suspended school house, on the political topics of unto you that this country was never meals N. B. Shaw. V —One 'vindred and ninety-nine rosy, ly inclined youngster allowed Allie the day, as viewed by him from his new so prosparous as it was during the ten ns a trial. operations for two weeks to enable ( Downs, a little girl about 12years old, checked gins and bright faced boys standpoint, the republican side. years of cheap money, and the green­ E7* Needing money for the purchase walk into our various village temples( up the alley as she was going by the them to get on a new supply of wood. The ladies of the W. C. T. U. wUl be backparty would therefore give the nearest route to her home, and frighten­ of Fall stock I must request all those Charley Davidson is nursing a badly entertained by Mrs. Ainsworth at her of learning per day. people a cheap money that they may indebted to me to call and settle with­ ed herby his insulting advances and swollen face, aud Barney Brooks tusout delay. H. G. Hale. —“Nice weather, now-a-days” is the1 exposure of his person. It wo* quite residence on Main St. on Tuesday af­ return to prosperity. general remark. Yes the days are dark and she was unable to identify ling with the ague during the past ternoon Oct. 5tb, at 2:90 o’clock p. m. I claim that resumption is d fiction, tP" A full line of Cloakings, inclu­ week. t nice enough. Its the frigid nights and the rascal or give a discription which Bear in mind iadies, this ia..the regular and although we now have paper mon­ ding tiie celebrated Washington Mill Rev. A. D. Newton and family have tumbling out of bed at six in the morn­ meeting for the etection of officers, and ey equal in value to the gold dollar, Silver Medal, at Kocher Bros. Every would lead to bis arrest. returned from Ypsilanti where they every number's presence is desired. lady ought to see them before she buys. ing, that bothers us. specie payment has not been resumed, —Job England of Orangeville, was have been visiting for a couple of Will Kocher has the reputation of and the people were never so unfortu­ . I-adles Attention. * —Brooks, Boise Ac Francis fruit dry­ milking his cow with the crumple horn weeks. exhibiting good taste in the selection nate as they arc to-day. I would respectfully call your atten­ ing establishment commenced opera­ a few evenings since, when she un­ An old maid of Sunfield, is piecinj of goods, and his recent week’s busi­ Behold I proclaim unto you that the tion to the fact that I have opened a tions on Thursday, with a corps of 16 ' kinked her hind leg and sent Job nbed-quiltof over 4,000,pieces. Her pat­ ness in the markets of Chicago, goes to government of the United States has first class Millinery store, one door hands, and will bo run day and night north of the Bakery. Shall keep con­ sprawlingin the dirt, which so fright­ ience is a virtue and should bring her show that the idea is correct, as an in­ been taken from the people and placed stantly on hand a complete assortment throughout.the season. ened another bovine of the male per­ a husband. spection of the large stocks now iu nt in the hands of a few leaders, who of Millinery and Fancy Good*. Call —An old farmer in Carlton recently suasion,that ho planted his kicking foot Henry Bailey and family moved to the Brothers store will substantiate. have been corrupted with, whisky and nee my stock before you buy. killed a pig, and being asked how squarely against Job’s nasal organ, and Hosting on Tuesday, and H. Walratb L. Addie Nichol*. much it weighed, replied that it did now Job ha* a nose that he can swing ha* moved into the house lately vacat­ Their specialties, fully advertised in frauds, salary grabs, credit molielier. another column, must be seen to be ap­ Degoyler pavements, mail subsidies, ry 50 new styles elegant Dress Goods not weigh as ranch as he expected, and to one side like a gate. ed by them. preciated. Kocher Bros. and freeman’s banks, I enireat you at he never thought it would; ’twould’nt The Nashville amateur theatrical —Jacob Lentz Ac Sons, after a dozen to demand it* return to the people be his luck. Jelly! Jelly!’ years of continned and well-directed troupe expect to be able to place their NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBES . to which it rightfully belongs, verily Aftor Oct. 10th ray Jell pan will be in —Wm. Burgess cut a fearful gash in effort, are able to do business in one of firat play on the bill boards in about Ereryone indebted to The News I say unto you. industry has been para­ operation for all that wants to use it. his knee on Wednesday last. The loca ■ the most commodious and magnificent three weeks. lyzed and tramps have gone abroad I have got my four Presses in order. will greatly oblige by settling their tion of the cut is such that he will need buildings between Jackson and Grand Hon. Eugene Pringle of Jackson, the over our land, but this sect called Bring along your apples, one and all. to be very careful or it will give him Rapids. Their stock of furniture is Democratic nominee for Congress from account immediately. An inspection 2-3 p. D. Soules. Greenbackers offer you a means of es­ trouble. Dr. Timmerman sewed up larger than ever before and embrace* this district, spoke at the opera house of the address on your papers will Fair Warning. cape, and we "have two sources from 1 show you just how that account stands. the wound. Friday afternoon. everything in the furniture line from which get recruits viz:the democrat* ' Persons indebted to J. L. Stevens, Jay and Archie David of Yankee Hastings, Dowling, Johnstown, Ban —Henry Heath has finished the ditch • a wall bracket to an elegant bed room call and pay up immediately and save and Republican*. costa. on Durkee St., and on Monday night sett worth >125.00. See their full col­ Springs,played with a revolver last field and Bedford subscribers can hand This party then is likened unto a Saturday. Jay’s funeral occured on their amounts to their respective post­ opened the entrance at the upper end, umn nd. Methodist sister, who went into the ry- H. G. Hals has lieen appointed masters who will forward them to ns. Sunday. Aged 10 years. and daring the night the water lowered agent and has a supply of the Ameri­ —A Yew bushels of Vermontville We will beat Hilberts store in Wood­ sanctuary of the Presbyterians and can Exchange Publications. Call and about one inch. He claims to have com, wascovetitedbyacoupleoflighU- । R. M. Paine, our cx-acbool master, when a sentiment wa* advanced by examine. land to receive subscriptions on Sat ­ was in the village this week. He de­ lost money on the job. fingered gentry, not a hundred miles the minuter that made an impression urday, October 0th. —A little child of W. G. Aylsworth away, and they thought the stilly night parted for the University on Tuesday, on her mind, she shouted ‘Amen !’ and came near losing its life on Saturday would be the time best adapted to to < take a finishing course. Blncksmlthing. one of the deacons remonstrated with POLITICAL 0HB0MI0LEB. last, by accidentally getting bold of a their mode of getting that article, and ( David Conley of Maple Grove, start­ E. Cook wishes to announce, that on her, and told her to keep still. This and after the 17th of Sept, ho will do CHAPTER tv. bottle containing dovers powders, of therefore proceeded to take possession ed for Ann Arbor on Monday, to take a she promised to do, but a few moment* And again it came to pass on the later her feelings overcame her and Horseshoeing and all kinds of Custom which she swallowed a large quanity. of it between two days', but it so hap­ course of study iu the Allopathy de­ Work. Cha*. Middlaton, the BossSboof the University. twenty-fourth day of the month, that she shouted‘Hallelujah !’ whereupon er, will doynur work in the most ap­ ‘ Prompt medical aid was all that saved pened that some one was out that night, partment Samuel Armstrongof Middleville has the people of the.city of Nashville were the child. and saw the pilferers, who, not caring another deacon came and remonstra­ proved manner. We shall be pleased been arrested on a charge of being in­ gathered together with one accord, at Eugene Cook. '"'—At the Democratic caucus, held in for an interview with any one at that ’ ted, and she promised to observe order to see you all. decam|>ed with strumental in some way in the death of the temple called Opera. The band but shortly the words ‘Praise the Lord’ Union Hall on Tuesday, the following particular time, New Cider. James Forbes, of the same town last played and the people were eager to escaped her lips and the deacons nt delegates were elected to attend the les* of the covetited corn than they 1 Bring along your apple* and try my hear the voice of the speaker, who was once seized her, and bore her to ward new patent press and grater, which county convention at Hastings to-day. hadaccommodations for carrying away. 1 i announced to speak unto them, and the door. She asked why they did this will be in operation in a few days. Joshua Martin, H. Partello, H. Dickin­ —It is a sign of thrift and enterprise II. R. Dickinson. whom it was rumored that James bad aud they assured her that it was for son, Ira Bacheller Levi Smith and E. in any community, when there is not , told to be very careful and not revile disturbing the peace, and she clapped Chipman. “A Day of Fate.” an idle .person in its midst, who the Democrats, as it was hoped that her hands and exclaimed, ‘Hallelujah, The latest Novel by Rev. E. P. Roe, —The man or woman who buys the wants to work. It is a fact that in they would fuM with the sect called praise the Lord. Christ only had one can be obtained of H. G. Hale, earlv most goods at the long brick between Nashville we have no men or even Greenbackers. And it came to pass ass to carry him into Jerusalem, and I in October. Oct. 4th, and Dec. 4tb, gets a German boys loitering on the street, who are when he spoke that he held his peace in have two asses to bear me along.’ Wanted. paisley shawl worth >25. Mr. Truman not able to find work, although there regard to the deeds of this sect called 10,000 bus. good, sound apples, no4* Do you hear of any Democrat* g.,\ng knows no holidays but works early and are a few persons, the same a* in every Democrats. wind fall* unlest, sound and free from over to the Tlepublican camp? Very late for the good will of his long row town, who will mount a dry goods box At about the eighth hour James few. Do you hear of any Democrat* worms, apply to of patrons. in the morning, and whittle the comers Bbooks, Boise & Fbancis. whose surname is Martin, arose and coming into the ranks of the Green­ —Col. Roberts of Bay City, who ad­ till dinner time, and after eating, they said unto the people: “A man from back party? Yes thousands df them. Niotice of Co-Partnership. dressed the political meeting on Friday return to the same occupation they fol­ Bay City, a Greenbacker of no small Be of good cheer therefore brethren, Owing to the increasing demands eve. at the Opera house„and represent­ lowed in the forenoon, simply because notability, who has been among the aud work zealously for the cause which of my business I have this day associa­ ed on his hand bills a* being an equal they will not work for the wage* offer­ people of Maine during their campaign we represent that ye may at last be­ ted with me in the practice'of medi­ cine and Surgery F. K. Timmerman M. io oratory to Col. Copland, is ed, while many business men are in­ is in our midst and be hath somewhat come victorious aud the kings, of our D., a graduate of Michsgan University familliarly known around home as quiring for help, and offering liberal to say unto you, hear ye him.” Then land will be iron, cotton, gold and I *m pleased to introduce him to ray wages. • “the wild ass of the prairies.” the man named Roberta, who had been labor the greatest of which is la­ friends and patrons as a gentleman and one thoroughly qualified in hi* profes­ —The Red Ribbon meeting on Mon­ —Some sneaking rascals cut oft’ the a colonel in Abraham's host, arose and bor. sion. H. A. Barbkh, M. D. tail of one of R. B. Whitney’s oxen, day evening was largely attended, the addressed the people after this manner Nashville Sept., 1,1880. And again I say unto you, that in all bouse being well filled. A fine pro ­ last Sunday night, and Mr. Whitney saying • the history of the past woman has been Teachers Attention. says that onyouc who has a grudge gram was executed, and Mis* Minnie “Thisis an age of progress, and no­ the peer of men in all her attempt* at The regular fall examination of teach­ against him would act more manly if Potter deserves praise for her excellent where in the annals of history do wo revolutions, and the day is not far dis­ ers will be held at the Union School they would vent their spite personally rendering the alto in the singing, and find that revolutions go backward. tant when her voice will be raised in building, on Saturdav Oct. 16. School against him, and not cruelly matillato also Miss Webster for her recitation This party called Greenbacker*,started matters pertaining to the gdvernmqnt, officers and all persons interested in from Shakespear. The following of­ a dumb brute1. in the year one thousand eight hun­ and her ballot will be wielded on the schools ore respectfully invited to be present Exercises commence at 9 dred and seventy-six, and has been side of right. Now brethren go out to o —At the meeting at the Garfield and ficers wu8e elected for the ensuing ’clock. C. N. Youmg.. term : Pres., H. A. Barber, 1st Vice., steadily gaing in strength, as year by work earnestly and everyone do mis­ Arthur club on Wednesday night, the Supt. of Schools. year rolls by, and to-day over one sionary work in the interest of our following officers were elected to com­ C. Ainsworth; 2nd Vice, J. M. Wood; 3rd Vice, Mrs. G. A. Truman; Secy., thousand three hundred papers pro­ party till the election in November.” mand the torch light company: Capt, ' Form the basis of many of the Ague claim their doctrines aloud through­ Levi Evans; 1st Lieut, John Potter, ;Arthur Ainsworth: Financial Soc'y., Now it came to pass when he had remedies in the market, and are the out the land. The sneers of opposition made an end of his speaking unto the resort of Physicians and people who 2nd Lieut, Lew Lentz; Orderly Sear- Mrs. Libby McDerby: Tress., B. F. have met them on every band, the people, they departed unto their homes know no better medicine tu employ, gent Albert Sellick; 1st Corporal, Will Reynolds; Steward. E. Chipman; 1st for this distressing complaint. The ef­ principles they advocate have been to search the records of history and fects of either of these drugs are des­ Clark; 2nd Corporal, Charier McClue, ;Marshal, Will Blaii; 2nd Marshal, H. C. Woolcutt; Sergent at Arm*. G. F. Mrs. Rachel Wilson, a daughter of J. ridiculed, and their entreaties for a learn whether the thing* which they tructive to the system, producing head­ —An enthusiastic political meeting •Truman. A good program will be pre­ Purkey,is dangerously ill and bat little ache, intestinal disorders, vertigo, chance to lead the affairs of the govern­ had heard were true. was held at No. 9 school house, in Ma- pared । for the next meeting on Monday hopes are entertain ed of her recovery ment have been treated with contempt dizziness, ringing in the cars, and dep­ pie Grove on Monday night G. E. <evening. she is a victim of that terrible disease I ask yon to lay aside all prejudice all The Nashville ATen* is a marvel of ression of the constitutional health. A yeh’s Ague Cuke is a vegetable dis­ Bowers of Hastings addressed the consumption. —About 4 o’clock Thursday morning, malice and all party strife and bear country journalism. In a town not covery, containing neither quinine, meeting, and a delegation from the . The M. E. social was entertained by understandingly what we claim to be much more than half as large as Eaton araenic; nor any deleterious ingredient the house of Allen Freeman of East Garfield and Arthur club in this village and i°. an infallible aud rapid cure for Rapids, it has, in seien years, reached Baltimore,wm discovered by hi* neigh. . self evident truth*. every form of Fever ana Ague. It* armed with torch lights and song books, bor. j Justice Butler, to be on tire. The time was enjoyed by all present It require* no manhood and no self a list of 1,500 subscribers. An enthus­ effects are permanent and certain, and helped to make the meeting livdy and (alarm was at once given but the flames The receipts ’ ‘ of the evening, were up­ denial to vote with a majority, but iastic love for bia profession and strict no ipiury can result- from its uae. Be­ profitable for the cause they represent. ] had so far advanced that all efforts to wards of >3,00. when in the minority, it takes moral attention to business, on the part of sides being a positive curefor Fever M. A. Merrifield of Union City, a courage to stand alone and advocate it* enterprising and able publisher, and Ague in all its forma, it is ako a —Every farmer, if he has not already save i the building or its contents prov­ superior remedy for Liver Complaints. ed futile. The fire originated in a new Republican recruit, will address the principles of a new party, educate Mr. Strong, ha* brought about this It is an excellent tonic and preventive, enviable result. The Journal extends an exhibit at the county fair next week, part of the house which had no stove the people of Four Corners and vicin­ yourself upon the issues of the day and a ^irdial greeting to its wide-awake as well as cure, of all complaints pec­ should at once endeavor to select in, and the conflagration wa* doubt- ity, at the Evans school house on Wed­ be ye not controlled by prejudice. I cotemporary, and wishes it continued uliar to malarious, marshy and mias­ matic districts. By direct action on nesday evening, Oct. 6. something from his agricultural pro­ charge all the wrong that has been prosperity, a* it well deserves. The The good natured Will. Hicks of committed inBthe government directly only comparison to the Newt, in thia the Liver and biliary apparatua.it stim­ ducts, to display at this meeting. No Freeman and family were away from part of the state, in the matter of an ulates the system to a vigorous, heal­ one thing has did so much towards home at the time, visiting a sick sister Hastings, and Chas. Polley, of Prairie­ to the leaders of the Republican party; increasing circulation, is the Eaton thy condition. building up the agricultural interests of Mr. Freeman, in the western part of ville, the greenback candidate for because I believe the mass of the party of the country, as these yearly gather­ Johnstown, and as he was known to Sheriff, were in ti.c village on Wed­ the ci risens who fort* the body of thisI 1st, 1879, when it* present proprietor Hkert C*ppley« •« ’IcDsaWi’ Make* a statement.—“I have been ings. It animates the farmer to put have received a considerable amount nesday, feeling of the political pulse. party to be honest, yet their leaders took ebarg* of it, ha* increased from a list of 500 to 9M.-jBatea Bapidt Jonrforth more energy, begets an ambition of money lately, it is supposed that the Joe. Comford has perfected arrange­ in the body called Congress have pass­ to select the best seed for use in muting house was burglarized and then set on ment* for another social hop at the ed laws which this party called Green­ a twita.ing of the Eight years ago the Nashville News crob*, and the information gained by fire by the perpetrators of the deed, to opera house on the evening of the 14th, backer* Ixilieve to be wrong, and began boriDM* with 68 MbMribert. Il face, mouth - ------- -----------------------------the inquiring thrifty farmers, is worth cover up their tracks. The house was and a good supper will be provided for against the best interest* of tne peo- now has 1,500, and is a prosperous, that I could not appear in company. well edited, progressive county news­ Day’s Kidney Pad ha* entirely cured many times the expense of his exhibit, insured for about >400 fn the New paper, and a model of typographical me, and I shall never fail to do ail I eaa even if he receives do premium. York Agricultural Co. Central House. known a* the credit strengthening act to have it* merits known.” ORNO STRONG,} _J VOLUME VIII. Devoted to the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun NASHVILLE. BARRY CO.. MICHIGAN. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1880 .?»ket NUMBER 2. �•orra Mbther Urbin, till I ouuld bear it I thought it ’ud be tiun to comfort her “And ao you ecu ir.tcrpoHi- loud town stranger I would ..give you a c bing.” "Oh," cried the vn wet cloth ui front of or over the overheard the remark, “I bsi , so that the air will have to pass make no stranger dt me.”—( Journal. Imt if only done a liblo relief from the Growth of the Hair. time of about ei iqxmds 1 in assuming the here to have been at all kind* were jj&saeB* mosaics us well as other luxurious now,’ M® a dirtliy little colleen from the embelluhments. A very learned Italian outside; ‘ahuro jta was married last writer has divided Roman mosaics into night, and her.naS&s Mulrooney.’ “ ‘Tell Biddy Mid------Mulrooney to Da. Foorx’s J/eafZA MonUdj/ says: hair is longer than men's: First, she has four claaMW, namely—tesselatod and sec­ oome here, thin.' sez L Och. but I In cases of difficult breathing, friends no hair growth on her face, and so has a tile, applied to pavements generally; fic! tile and vermicnlated or pictorial applied choked to spake it. Atther a little while generally at onoe raise the sufferer to a sitting posture, allowing the head per­ iofiuo soup; seconu, uie luuui'jiciui nci to walls and vaults. Of ttaae ’ the te.-wuPathrick put his comother upon the Bar­ I heard her cornin’ up the stairs. lated is probal>ly the most ancient, and “ * Did you call, Pether darlint ? ’ sez haps to fall forward. . Dr. Howard sug ­ "hair being larger, it is less liable to pinta.'' the fat oid deaaver. gests that in all such cases the chest break; third, being usually less engaged consisted of small cul>ea of marble, sel­ What could you expect, then, but should be raised, allowing the head to iu mental labor or business worry, she dom averaging more than three-qunrter» ~~ i a consequence ? ” “ * Troth, I believe I did,’ sez L of an inch square, worked by hand into h little I thought about it at “ • What'll I do for ye, husband?* fall back. The completed extension has a more constant and even sujiply of such geometrical figures as, when com­ backward of the head and neck will give blood to the scalp. Id nations where I liked it Sure I tould the sez she. . the surest relief. ’ the hair of the men is usually worn short, bined, wodd-best compoae a larger figure “ ' le man, aud “ 5 It’s starvin’ I am,’ sex L Couon Mixtvbe.—A recent cough toe fashion of long hair in toe male is re­ equally geometrical, but of course more swore by the pipers intended to “* Was I married last night?* sez she. intricate. It is probable that the first will almost always yield to the following garded os a protect against church aud remain so.” “ ’ Sorra a bit I know,* sez L . colors used were black and white. The “ Then you should never have sought “ ‘ Spake out, Pether dear; I don’t hear treatment within two or three days: state, and against general customs, taste, U>iit saxonies of this tesselated work oc­ Mix in a bottle four .ounces of glycerine, aud thought; in Austria itis'm&de a polit­ to gain her affections; it would have cur at rtimpeii and at the baths of two ounces of alcohol, two ounces of ical offense to be so attired. been cruel to serve the poor creature so; i two Tears subsequent to The growth of the hair is the meet rapid Caracalla; but very fine specimens have and desert her afterward.’’ * * * Didn't ye marry me yoreelf, Father?’ water, two grains of morphine. Shake with Pater Mulrooney I chai well. Doso for an adult, one or two tea­ in tlie young and middle-aged, and in ’.wen found in this country. The sectile “Affections? Munha! ’tis her- affec­ tions wor moldy many a long day spoonfuls every two or three hours. those living an out-door life. At the age or sliced work was formed, some say, of some ago I ’* exclaimed Peter. of cigthy. if a man live so long, and if Jiis the different slices of marble of which “ ‘ What do ye say, Pether dear?* sez Half this quantity to children 10 to "15 hair and beard have lieen cloae-trimmed, figures and ornaments were rpade; others “ Well, you married her at all events,” ■she. years. It is not safe to give it to infante ho has cut off six and a half inches of hair hold that these slices were never em­ said I, impatiently. , “‘Shure, Father Hennessy knows I or children under ten years of age. ployed to imitate figures or any actual ■ncaner afreets, when I heard. myself “ Faix, I dtuino; but I does be think­ Rhevhatlsm. in- THZ Joints.—-When annually, or almost thirty feet in all. suddenly hailed by name Ln an accent in’ ’twas sho married me. One night did,’ »ez I, desperately ; and wjd that The hair is-the least destructible port of subject, but produced their effect solely ■aculiarly pish; and, turning round, there wor some of the quid counthry the door was flung open, and wid a loud the joints are stiffened with rheumatism the body. The hair of the ancient The- through the shape, cblor and vein of the discovered Peter approaching me with people at the house, and we talked about laugh in comes MisthreM Mulrooney, after a lapse of 4,000 years, found marbles which wore contrasted. It is the ould times, and afther a while there wi<l Father Hennessy, and half a dozen survived the tombs. The Pyra- believed Hint no piece of fragment of iered in hia habiliments from the pict­ was loshuna of whisky put on the table, acquaintances, and thrown herself into the Sphinx are crumbling, but ancient sectile work imitating, a subject ure I vividly retained in my memory of and we talked, and dhrinked again, till my arms and l>cgs my pardin over and the wigs of human hair, exposed of any kind has yet boon fqund; and if it heaping table-spoonful of red . it’s my sarious opinion that my ainses over again. And that is tod wky, Mia ther cayenne pepper. Have these in a small to the mold and moisture (it their en­ had- been so employed wo must have had . Urbin, I was desaved into martyin' Mis­ left me intirely, and niver came back till tombed apartments, are less decayed than examples at Pompeii, wliere the student may. find all varieties of mosaic pavement had not liean for his voice I dare any I I found meself in bed nut mornin,’ thress Conrooney—Mulrooney [1 mane.” pitcher, ana then pour onto them half a the monuments themselves. pint of bailing-hot water. Stir until all should have passed him without recogni­ mighty oneasy in my mind, and wonThere are three coloring pigments to known to either Greek or Roman. The is dissolved, and add a little cider bran­ most noble specimen of sectile work now tion. But tho voice—that voice- it was dhering how I got into Misthres* Con­ the hair — yellow, red, and black, and all Money by Telephone. dy or alcohol when Ixittling. An appli­ nolly's room instead of my own. While the shades are produced by toe mixture extant is the splendid pavement of toe “Say, miss," said a father hard-look­ cation of the above brings to® blood to of these three odors. In pure gold yel­ Pantheon.nt Rome, where the principal Mi-! Mulrooney, whom I only reman- I was scheming but an apology, who a glow to the joints, and on rubbing a marbles are arranged, each of great tared in u bluish-gray coat, a tight, flex­ •ihould come to the door but Misthress ing customer to tlie young Isdy in charge low hair there is only the yellow nig' of the central telephone office, one day little sweet oil to relax the muscles the ment; in red, the red mixed wiiu *---------; extent, of alternate round and ible hat, and thick brognns, was now Connolly herself. with ycuow; yellow; , -superficial patient will be enabled to wrdk with per­ in dark, the black red __ 1 with rid and ! zlzta. The building of the mixed hUl*" ' Misiher Murooney,’ sez she, wid a last week, “say, miss. I'd like to talk fect ease. dreaaed in a threadbare suit of black, a was about thirty years yellow; in the hair of toe negro there is I। Pantheon * * “» -finished --------- ------riik hat with the crown eunk in and well deep blush, ‘ how do you find yerself with Mr. Joseph Snooks a moment" The lady called Snooks and turned the ks much red pigment as in the reddest I bcfo,re T1‘“ A Ctmz fob O atarhh . — A simple, and this mornin 1 ? ’ worn at the edges, and a pair of thin required the employment of costly nark teqwrod ocntly ■ apparently very micceaaful, remedy for hair, and had uo< the bleak been meet do- work “ ’Pretty well, thank ye, mom,’ sez I, instrument over to the guest drcea 1xxjU< elaborately patched. With no "»”* rf >t haw been “Hello, hello! Mr..Snooks!" catarrh has been discovered in sea-water voloped—ix-rliaps by the action <>l the . hia coat buttoned up to toe chin, and his ‘barring the dliryuess of my mouth.* ! discovered >» in any other country than tn in eun — the fcair of all negro., would-be u> “ I “ u ' “ ~uulry Snooks answered, and in the ensuing gargling. Prof. Mosier has treated nu ­ “ ‘ Is ?t dhry ye are ? ’ sez she, os snft creasy hat tlirust jauntily on one side of Ins head, he reminded mi* more of one as butther. ‘ Faix, that’s aisy mended colloquy tlie lady could of course only merous patients in this way, and records fiery a red as the reddest hair of an Eng- i I**1/- ^dteiy gazette. his experiences in n Berlin paper. Spe­ <C those needy actora, whose ’ personal anyhow. Would you like a dbrop of hear the hard-looking customer. ... Author .-...-I. no.. ____ ” „ ‘ j The of “ Old Grimes. “Snooks, old boy, I can’t come up for cial rooms for gargling have been erect­ appearance is so often stereotyped as of sperits, Mistlier Mulrooney ? ’ that money to-day; Pm too busy.” ed at some seaside places, whore direc­ A Storv of a Screw ' There can be no harm in speaking of tois fashion in the mn.-ls of ’ toe day. . “ * Deed an’ I would, av it be plaain’ . I . . Mr. Albert G.Gmm. Whnt cinl.l b “do? “Ehr tions are given as to the mode of pro­ My words naturally took the color of my ye. MiMthress Connolly,’ sez L ceeding. Ono very neee&uirv proviso , '“An™ the ill-iufonped reuler uking Ihrt “ ‘Och, Pether, dear, sure it’s Misthress 1™ I qbol”". 1 at once answer tri“I know, but I’m sorry; Pre got to is that the water should come in contact K .in “Why, Mulrooney," said I, “is that i1 ‘tar* •ImphMtl?. Ho wrote “Old Grime."Mulrooney you mvst call me now,’sez meet Brace about your affair. ” with the nasal cavity, hut to those who Lxy t, h.i you ? What are you playing now ?" she. “ But I'd jeopardize all our interests. can gargle tliis movement will not be I “ u *7 •??' “ ■*> HtUe ’ lelidtr at . poem which got . “Faix, Mr. Urbin," he replied, “it’s i ....................................... "Tdbeplasedtocall ye anything th ’s I positively can't come. Can you send ! aiienueu L<mo Momtlmm Ob ; grip njxm the mhmorielrf . genendiom * - that attendee! wicn with any inconvenience, inconvenience. a A htUe y.M be afther guejyin’ if ye thryed I Chlldroa mated ot the good oil num .nd the money —down?” ' marked improvement in the malady will •ver so much. Sure it?a grate gintle­ dace nt and nroper, acushlo,’ sez I, deriy, for the thirst was conahuming “Down here." • then quickly bo perceived. We ore not the cemetery to doeomte tho grare with > how “wore not right and lefts for mon I nm since 1 left sarvico un' set up me. ' 1 7 changed Id. every <Uy."I don’t believe she’ll do it, will she?” | told that an artificial mixture of salt for myself.” Sch“l1 b°J« <l«-humed the piio, id “‘Oh, but it’s the quaro man ye are,’ “No, I don’t know her. She’salmud- I and water is. likely to be effective. A “A gentleman I What sort of a gen' sez she, laughin'. * Sure 1 was in luck ; • I ■ waved tear lund. in front of tecir waialsome girl with blue eyes and light hair, few experiments, however, would soon tieman, Peter?” the day ye camo to boord at my house.’ Know her?" T' L1 S“‘ h. eo.1. when they munmncal that hi. cont ’ establish the fact “AfWAer, Mulrooney, if ye plaso.” of a .mall braa. wrow . h.ch he ptubed w„ .. “I’ll ask her about it Wait, keep , £ Protest, •aid be, correcting my familiarity with “ ‘ Ye may say that,’ suz I, ‘ for I am mtofermwlril Thomrl .n d™ tried I was no „lthi ^,11. origin.) in thi. ear there [miss, Mr. Snooks wants ■ , tilingbut specially in imtliis •ne of his droll looks. . “Och, but it's n gintlemon of’an anshent family, an’ your aS V “t,Ju‘"K “ ’T ”?J »■»*« epic; wwnehoworiginal it had an to pay me four dollars, and says for you । 11101 w ««<* complain of is that both ----- ” _rl_, ------- _— 111—1 an im­ • rare country this is, onvway! Beyant [ it’s not always ye’re favored wid the to let me have the money. I’ll ask again i the facb* "f human nature and the pnn< te ?*“ "•< rtJW men~, Jnooewn I had the nlanmro ci mense success. I hod the pleasure of the wather it was Pether Jicro an’ Pether like, Misthrura Connolly.’ !. , ’ 7°' V"7: “S “"“"B Mr ocearioniy and thi. “ ‘ Mulrooney,’ sez she, correcting me. to make sure. ] Snooks, did you mean flPlef' °? education are frequently set nt 1 .uuly and this ttare, till sorra a bit I know'd of any I for tliis fine young ladv to pay me and ’ uonght in schools. The object of odu- tp-mg to get hold of it, pmhed it out of ____ «f rememlicring ’’u; Inter pleasure him as a other name but Pether. But here, the ! “‘Mcm?’sezL charge it to you?" I cati°u sliould Imi to train living intelli- Hight. They continued their efforts un- . t. nlessont talker and most amiable man. til tee Kri-haul wa. beyond roach. conversation of the ladies an’ gmtlcmen i “‘Ye must call me Mulrooney now,’ "Don’t hear you.” • gence into efficiency, to teach tlie chil11 me why such cleverperia illigant in the extreme, and the grate j sez she. The mother was sent for, and after a 7------------------7. » ■'¥«., «, «lf right [Ho ■in, mi™, Illn!," u> •« b“>1? “a puiitodtunera, in their corrcajKind-'iice | “ * Wid all me heart,’ sez I, * if ye roryontoUkemv reoeipte »nj iet me I “”li Principle, a. muni of continual night of alarm the ohild was taken to sons, as he was, do not get cn ? They wid me, write the beautifulleat letters, i like the name betther nor yer own ; but liaro the cwh. Top p« to put it in hio ' “hleotiop, not during oehool ™ar» only, Dr. Laine, who, after trying to withdraw throw out a fine thing or two, and then they subside into silence. I know noth­ draperHcribin’ them, * Mistlier Mul- 'tis not a marryin’ man I am. ’ telephomthilh 1 All right, Snook., good- i !,ut thronghont 111. In pnwtice it u too tho screw with surgical instrumenta, put ing like toe fine genius which writes no zooney, Esquire.’ Faix I it bates Ban“ ‘ Troth, Pether dear,' "sez she, ' I hr, , to-moriow,’ midh«hungtho | IroquetUy muminod Uiot children the little sufferer under the influence of liooks, which challenges no obsevntion, Bagher, any how, on’ that’s not sayin’ a hope ye’ll niver be afther marryin* --------i—u । only so much raw material to be wrought anesthetics, and cut open the nose to ft • mouthpiece on *»._ the hook which cares not a farthing for fame, but great second time.' ‘ “Fine fellow, buxiks,” he continued, : into shape, so many receptacles for in- prospect foi* the screw. He succeeded “ * Faix, on’ it's little I’ll be thinkin' I looking pleasantly at the manogress. * *1 | formnti in, ami the work of the teacher in disfiguring the child, probably for which still goes on dreaming much and “lam glad to hear you are getting ’‘ ‘ igdown toe folios folios and about morriop!, Bret or aeoon<V L ! beard of imauu along in the world so famously." J! L_. te ' «•»- -.5. and — ’ * iding money by tele- Is t<Ki often nothing more than an attempt life, but failed in ™ £ holo “ Aisey, sir, ateey. Lashins of sitin’ . "‘O'*1 , to fill thbm with the customary informs-' search, and the child was taken homo to i •“ *»•„ °”1’’ ! phono uuu before, wwnnv, did Uiu you? v’OU?" 1 while fame is within its grasp not caring •nd ilhnnkin’ without any constitoo- to hear him ! As if he dicin ' give Father , .••> icapvuucu uio u*ur I tlon ^hi H assumption were true, die, under the belief that the screw was | ■•No." responded the lady. to grasp it The verdict of the world is ahunal objections. It’s mighty little Hennessy a good silver dollar for makin' | ••P—h.p. you Imvon't th. chongo u“‘ ',llich w ,he "ohool. working up into the brain. It lingered i work 1 have to do any way. I am a ns man and wife last night* ° | muster method which would be good along for three days, suffering uppur- I ‘•laziness,” but the world knows nothing of that other verdict which fancy or im­ “ * Misthress Connolly,’ sez I, starin’ | profishunsl gintlemsn, Mr. Urbin, an—** . enough for all purjxwce; as it is not true, ently only from tho cutting of its face _! • lea," said she. f wid amazement, ‘sure it’s jokin’ ye are.’ I xwu ’m x persumc,' j10 . as children are human beings, varying and nose, and ou Tuesday morning 1 agination, which delicate taste or delight­ “Ou, Mister Mulrooney 1" “You ll trust Snooks, T “ Arruh, sir, but it’s tiirue as the day ’ in moral and intellectual capacities and passed the screw without distress, and ful thought passes upon itself. Doubt­ “ ’ Not a bit av it, Pether dear,' sez , went* on in a faltering manner, “_ * ’* z______ '. It’s a iMilitiuhuncr I am, wid a grate she, laughin , and holdin up a slip of ( . •• • “if ho says to in disposition as well, that method is then it occurred to those interested that less Mr. Green might have written a long “Certainly, " she replied, poem or fifty short ones, only he did not jaiiins for fightin’ 1 Och ! but it's won­ pajier, • by the same token that this ia I iet TOq have it” intolerably bad and mischievous. * ' this screw, instead of going up into the please to do it To inquire into his derful busy they kajie me ’lecahun days the certificate of the priest that I hould I There ore two radical, errors which brain, hod merely followed the air pass­ • • “You don’t think the telephone would knockin’ down the inimy." underlie and produce moat of the diffi­ age from the nose to the roof ot the reasons or those of any man who sees fit in my hand.' ao you?to keep himself to himself, might be “ Which party do you call toe inimy?" ‘“Be my sowl, then,’ sex I, ‘Mis- ; --A mu ” not * ' ■Assuredly Hl jusi ask Mr. culty. It is commonly assumed that the mouth, and had there been swallowed object of the attendance upon school is Castor oil effected what the scalpel of something like impertinence.—CharIn “Sorra a bit I know," said Peter, threas Connolly, ye may call the oertifl- Snooks." aooks.” D. Congdon. to acquire information; that the valuable the surgeon failed in, and tho child is shrugging his shoulders; then, casting cate yer husband, for sorra- a thing will -i “No, no. He's a sensitive mon; ho toward me one of his queer, side-long I have to do wid it’ wouldn't like to have so much fuss over fruits of education are the things learned Dow recovering.—San Prancisco Chron­ Hogs Killing a Jaguar. " ‘ Mulrooney 1’ aez she, * do you de­ s small amount Make it two dollars in school This is the first error, and icle. looks, he added, “ I'm thiukin', sir. 'tis The wild hogs of South America are very <he PaZ-riotic jxirty meself does belong ny the ring upon my finger? ’ and I will give him a receipt on ac­ the second is like unto it: it is assumed practical that what is a profitable amount savage and when aroused know no fear. Decency Toward Horses. “ ' Sorra a bit I care about the goold count” “And so you get well paid, and well ring,' «rz I, jumpin' out of lied. ‘Will “I’ll pay anything Mr. Snooks says. of acquirement for one child is equally A horse cannot lx* scr&med nt and One night a hungry party of explorers, profitable for another. •fed for y ur services, do you ? ’’ it be pleasin’ ye to go out of toe room Hl ml! him." cursed without becoming leas valuable in camped in a Brazilian forest, heard an Acting upon these two assumptions, every particular. To reach the highest uproar of grunting, squeaking and dash­ “If promise*! 'ad fatten a man, I’d while I dress myself. “Rather than bother him again. I'll the efforts of too many schools are direct­ degree of value the animal should be ing of tusks. »be as big as the prize ox, Hint I “ ‘Och, Fll lave ye, wid all my heart,’ make it s dollar. Give me a dollar—** ed chiefly—sometimes almost exclusively perfectly gentle and always reliable, but -“ Pigs 1” exclaimed all with joyful­ ■would. But sure they’ll knpo some of aez she, snatohin' up my alothi-a. * But “But I perfer to call him." then>, I think; and tnen it’s to be a it's little yell have to dress wid till ye “Miss," said the mon, “don't go near —to the work of compelling children to if it expects every moment that it is in ness ; “ now we’ll have a dinner I" Snatching their guns, they crept cap­ susgifitln r I am, end dale out the law. to oome to yer sinscs, Pether Mulrooney.' the wire now. There’s a cloud commiug acquire information from text-books. As theliaruess to be “jawed" at aud struck, many tilings ore taught as may lie, and tiously toward the sounds. Coming to tins vsgubonus. Och, ’tis a beautiful "And by this, and by that, Misther up. You’re going to be struck by light- a vast moss of unnecessary details is fre­ it will be in a constant state of nervous­ the edge of a clearing, they saw a jaguar tinvdneKK." Urbin, she tuck tny garments under her niug. Rather than that, I’d take fifty quently set down for the child to learn, ness and in its excitement as liable ■“ A magistrate ? Can you read and arm, and wint out and looked the door, cents, a quarter." through fear to do something which is standing on an ant hill/about five feet Surrounding him •write ?” “Oh! I'm not afraid,” and she ap­ n cast-iron “course" is marked out, and not expected as to go along doing what from the ground. lavin’ me in the empty room wid my­ the children are set the same task, with you started it to do. It is.powublo to were fifty or sixty wild hogs, furious in “Ayeh I Wbat ’nd I lie good for if I self. • Tear and ages v sez I to myself, proached the instrument •couldn't ?" said Peter, evasively. “Sorra when she was goin , * 'tis chated I am in­ “Keep away from that wire!" he ••ut regard to difference in their several train a horse to be governed by the word their efforts co get at their enemy. The •bit it matt) era; ’tis a sthrong mark I tirely ; but maybe 'tis onlv funnin’ she howled, “don’t call Snooks. JIo might capacities and in their several needs. of moutli, almost as completely ns it ia jaguar, with hia tail stuck well up in the and that’s net aisy w nib out, I is afther all. Ayeh! wLnt'll I do? be struck. If you don’t care for yourself, Commonly the “ enurse" embraces too to train a child, and in Such training the air, and his legs dose together, stood many subjects and too many details of balancing himself on the hillock. As «ywsy." Tis a great comfort there’s a lied in the have some mercy on his family. You information with respect to each. The horse reaches its highest value. When a the infuriated piga threatened one side “Taki my advice, Mulrooney, and go room. Shure she won’t starve me; needn’t pay the amount at alt I wouldn’t teaching becomes hurried and mechan­ horse is soothed by tlie gentle words of or toe other, ho would turn around and 'to work. Ditch, dig cellars, break stones mightv onasey I am, anyhow, and that's risk Snooks for all the money in Brook­ ical and nearly profitless. The children his driver—and we’have seen him calmed face them. He was evidently uneasy, lyn." down from great excitement by no other mp«m a nsd—do anything-rather than throe? ” “I shall cither call Snooks or a police­ are treated alter tlie manner of meal­ means—it may be very fairly concluded and ouly waiting for a chance to make a •suffer you.stdf to be made the tool of de“So you #ent to bed again. Well, bags, which must be filled, the bag being that he is a valuable animal for all prac­ rush and escape. In a moment of ton etman, ” said the girl firmly. what came next ?” “Make it a policeman and Fll go for regarded as a thing of no importance, ex­ tical purposes, and it may be certainly fulneaa, toe jaguar slightly dropped hia «aolongos they are beneficial to them, “Twelve mortial hours I laid there, cept as a receptacle for the meal. Tlie tail. Instantly a pig seized it and smd cast you off as soon as their ambi­ widout atin* or dhrinkin'; and then Mis­ him myself,” shouted the tramp, as he resulting process in what is commonly concluded that the man who lias such pnlled; then another, and another, and power over him, is a humane man and a jumped over the rail tious projicts are achievetL Now, as thress Connolly knocked at toe dcor. called cramming. 1‘rofessor Huxley has sensible one. But all this simply means the beast was dragged from Mis jx-rch to And then she called Snooks, who had for a living, it is very easy for you, being “ ‘Pether, dear,’ sez she. aptly called it a lesson-bibbing, and he the ground. The Dottle was terrible. • single man------" , ‘•‘Oh! you mnrtheriu’ woman,’ sez L iieen swearing at his ond of the wire in has pointed out seme of the disastrous that tlie man must secure the animal’s The yellow body of the jaguar rose up confidence. Only in exceptional in­ the hoiMi of making some oue hear him, “ It’s married that I am I ” said Peter, ‘ Tis kilt I am with the hunger.’ results which follow a process that ex­ stances is a horse stubborn or vicious. above the grunting, squealing mass of aud told him it was all right, she hadn ’t <roonii>g. “‘Am.I Misthress Mulrooney?’ sez hausts the intellectual and physical pow­ If he understands his surroundings, and piga, and his powerful paws struck dead­ “Married!” I exclaimed, “and in she, Biiokin' through the kay-hole. * Am quite paid the money. ers in childhood to no good purpose. I yer lawful wife?’ what is required of him. he gives no trou­ ly blows. Then he fell—the uproar sub­ your circumstances ? What foil v 1 ” ble. As almost every reader must know, sided, and the herd dispersed. The liarty “ * Be my faix. it’s blue-molded I’ll be “Troth ye may aay that, yer Honor,” Some of Miss Corson’s Teachings* How Texas Cattle Are Utilized. if the animal when frightened can be of explorers walked to toe battle-grounX before I aay bo, Biddy Connolly.’ •aid Peter, penitently. “ But Muri hi Potatoes, at any timq of the year, can brought up to the object he will become Fourteen dead pigs were lying on the There are beef packing establishments “ ‘ Biddy Mulrooney I ’ sez she. Connolly was a widdy. Och, but ’tin too ut Itoekport aud Fulton, Texas, both of be mode mealy if boiled in salt and water calm. The reason is that he understand* field, but no jaguar or its remains “ ‘ OonnoUvl ’ sez L Awavingcst craythura they are all toe which p uciM are in the center of cattle and drained and then covered with a iliat there ia nothing to fear. So he were seen. Prewmtly one of toe party, world over. Ay«’b," he continued tura“ ‘Mulrooney I ’ sez aha. ’ ranges, in which al least 100,000 boews thick towal and left in back of the range must be taught to have confidence in the picking; up a fragment of aomcHting, exiag toward me with a look of half-humor“• Go to the divil I’ an L are shuightered every year. Every part five minutes. man "who handles him; and then this •cm sorrow, “.'twas a wild cow I druv to ‘“The top of the marnin’ to ye, of the beef is utilized, even to the tofts “ Here's the tiger I” To retain the color of any vegetable powerful animal, which usually do man ■aaritei that time, Misther Urbin.” Pether,’ aez she, and wid that sho winl of the udls, which are preserved and plunge it into cold water after boning. It was a bit of the jaguar’s skin He could handle, if it were disposed to b» away. 'Twas pitch dark, Misther Ur­ ••oid for thiy'making of ladies’ frizzettea. Cooks make the mistake of boUing vicious, will give no trouble. The wry had lieen torn to pieces and devoured by bin, when she came again. The Wood flows into tanks and is pressed, things too much. After reaching the best rule, therefore, which we would lajr your Honor be thinkin’ ’tiz an ‘“Is it woke ye are wid the hunger, and is sold at 2 cents a pound for the lioiling |x»int meats should simmer. The down for tlie management of the horse, Pether dear ?’aez she. making of fertilizers. The tongues and Am old gentleman living a short dis­ is gentleness and gtxxl sense on tlie part ban l»eof ore boiled and canned. The of the driver. Bad drivers make bad tance out of Portland, Me., recently had nolly.’ sez I, faintly. It is always l>est to under-seasos rather horses usually.— Western Hural. tiides are halted and wold again. The on exhibition two ingunious pieces of “ • Ti s Biddy Mulrooney that is spokin' fatly matter ia extracted and goes to tal­ then to over-season food. mechanism. Ono whs b steam barkento ye, Petorr dear,' wez she. * would low. The bones ore boiled to a pulp to *• Bat bow came thia about, Peter? When anything is accidentally made “Ax American,” says the Pall Mall tino and one a steam bark, built ou a •‘Ayah! bad Im ye like coflee-tey or tay-tav, wid hot extract this fatty matter, and the dry too salt it can be counteracted by adding Gazetlr., “feels no ahyneas and exhibits scale of one-eighth of an inch to the mate and pittaties ? 8hure there's plinboorded wid her.” bonce, mainly phospliute of lime, are a tablesj'oonful of vinegar and*a table­ do hauteur or reserve in the iu-aMuca of foot. They were framed, planked and ty.of ’t-m dowu-staira, Pether darlint, spoonful of sugar. a stranger who is also a fellow-citizen. l>olted exactly like a large ship. Each burrin' ton f«r I have that your mind’* Meats of any kind should not be Tta icy inaccessibility supposed, with plank was bolted and riveted with bolts dtorderqd.’ washed, but wiped with a towel to pre­ more or leas tenth, to Ixi characteristic of made from a pin, hammered out to about “•Sure it ’ad be toe wondher av it port of the foot, the ahin-lxme and serve the juices and quality. lore I had for big the well-bred Englishman is the result the size of a horse bain They W wasn’t, wid the bad tratement I’ve had, Knuckle-bones, are sold for the manu­ Miatorew Couuolly,' »ez L A Brotherly Expression, facture of domestic ivory. The home “ ’ Troth, Pette r dear,* sez she, tinder- uro pded up until the pith becomes mnen, like other mortals, or- much foundation in common experience, iut»o al Letup rope, utl evvzytem* ly, ‘il'U be a bW<4 day for me wiun ] ------~,----- —— —w------- —------ . Of the vulgar familiar tv with which a about them w«a made after the sama unaccommodating helpmates. One of cial inferior, if noticed at all, is apt to ’rtyh*. The gentleman who made them Every auim of the animal ia probably these ladies made a rattier awkward irua J presume on the courtesy of a chance ao- said he hud taken 464 working days to taka. Her husban'l, having brought a quaintance.” complete them. righ t to see way I did it," replirJ Peter, with cl his rich laughs. “ "Twas the utifullest specimen of the effects of Tie "Desmviib wioot te/ od 3 IS do“? �icks, Shirting, Stripes, Checks, Denims. ORN.O S Editor und She nailed out of the room like igedy queen and I looked after with STORY OF A PICTURE. cultirated and talented man. His wife was a Bweet-tempereil, loveable little woman, and, as I liked them and they liked me, I have grown old in their ser­ vice, for I wae not very young wh-m I went there. Other children beside Madge were born into the family, and, when she had reached the age of 18, tlie doctor rejoiced in the fact that- He was the father of as likely a family at could be found in the whole Sucker State—let alone the town of Hamburg, where he lived. But, as my story has to do with Madge and not the rest, I will only de­ scribe her. She was a brunette, with great flash­ ing brown ryes and a bright color in her' cheeks. Her lips, the color of a ripe1 “ A tight for sair een ” was the verdict ofjome bf her male friends, while the1 girls of her “Bet” wondered how any’ one- could rave so over that " great big: thing,” for she was a trifle above tho' ■ 1 and of so faultless a “build** that one1 admired her tlie more for tliis plumpness. She did not lack for admirers, who1 were willing to back up their admira­ tion *ith a good substantial offer of mar­ riage. But'she seemed to care for none of them. “ There are so many thing» I should have to give up if I should get married —little uanuleas flirtations and such. Then I would not dare to marry any one when I didn't care a fig for him, and then be iu his company all the time~. I know I should hate him in a little while,** she used to say to me, for she trusted me to an nlmoKt-unlimitjd extent “But what about the picture?” you will ask. ' The picture I set out to talk of was a photograph of horselt Sho lind some taken tlie summer that she was 20, and they were, us her brother Tom said, “simply immense.” Tho arrangement of tho hair had a happy effect, the eyes had just enough light in thorn, and the lips were just ported, showing the grand firmucsa of which she was capable, should occasion require. These were distributed among her numerops friends, and ono of thorn . tive lived—“Aunt Dorcas,” Madge and her brothers and sisters had always called her. “Aunt Dorcas'* had a family of throe children, of whom tho two eldest were girls, and married. Tho youngest wiu» a boy not quite of ago- and quite ro­ mantic in his feelings and actions. He was a tall, slender youtn. smoothly shaven, with gray eyes and a smiling mouth. On thia evening of which I write, ho had no work to do, and ho wandered restlessly about until he found himself in the parlor. He threw himself lazily in I a chair, which stood near a small tatde. Leaning back, he thought ho would go to sleep. “Confound it,” ho muttered to him­ self, “it u so blamed lonesome I I wish I knew where mother is, or else some­ body would come. Can’t go to sleep, nor—hello I what's this ? ’* and, with a suddenly-acquired energy, he reached and picked up a photogKwh (none other than Madge's own) from too table. “What grand, lovely eyes! How cute that hair looks 1 That mouth looks as though a fellow never could get tired of kissing it Anyway, I may kiss tho picture without giving offense, though I’m not bo sure about the original. Any way, hero goes I ” and ha pressed toe senBcl.-AB card to his lips. “It seems to me,’’ he said to himself, continuing his monologue, “ it seems to Dve I have seen this person, or some one very much like her. Let me see—I do wish mother would come back: but I don’t Ixilicvu 1*11 get lonesome with tliis face to look at" And, as he looked, he felt to his finger-tips that his'own future would be mixed up in some way with the woman whose counterfeit he held in I his bund. OFFICE IM TEUMAMM BRICK. BEOOXD BTOMT. take. WluU was Lh»- trouble? I had laughed nt letters not half no foolish, -i_r_j i_ _____________ u.____ i___ Alien, Mud she bad laughed with me. But without any reason that I could see, SB i of Underwear, for Ladies and Gents, finite of Clothing, for Men, Boy, and Youths. * Ove/coata, for Men, Boys and Youths. Prs. of Boots and Shoes, for Men Women and Children, pre. of Rubber Goods, all styles, prs. of Buck Gloves and Mittens. Pieces of Prints, for 5 cents per yard. £>OOT IND SHOE SHOP G-rocerie» for Everybody I always aim to make prices on goods as a moment toe tell-tale blood had mantied to her cheek, and he smiled, well .satisfied. Then he turned to greet- the others. All tlmt spring aid part of the summer he stayed. He and Madge took in all tho concerts, lectures, theater?, etc. Buggy rides without number were sprinkled m, too, and people licgan won­ (taring when the wedding was to coms off. 1 could have told them, for one evening I came upon them iu the orchard under the old tree where the chib dren had their swing and the rustic seat, ’ Madge, my darling,” he was rihying, “you have kept me at ann’B length long enough. Come to me, love, of your own dear trill. Came, and let mo feel that I have a right to press you to this breast. Will you not? Then I moat take my own.’’ And he caught her eagerly to has breast and showered kiss after kiss on cheek, brow and hair, until she threw Jier arms around his neck, and with her cheek agiiiust agiuuat his promised to t go back with him in tho fall as hia wif Sales of Public Lands. Commissioner Williamson, of the General Land Office, has hod prepared a statement showing the number of acres of public lands disposed of for cash and under the Homestead and Timl>er-Culture acta during Uio last ten fiscal yours — 1871 to 1880 inclusive. From this statement it appears that there was a Boff in tho number of acres disof in all three classes of land from > 1876-76, and that since the latter year there has been a gradual increase in the numiier of acres disposed of. For tho fiscal year ended June 80, 1871, there were disposed of for cash* 1,889,­ 982 acres, and under tho Homestead acta 4,600,326 -acres. Tho sales grad­ ually fell off each succeeding year until 1875, when but 2,366,0^7 acres ware dis­ posed of under the Homestead acts, and In 1876 only 0-10,691 acres were sold for cash. Since that period there has been a gradual increase in sales and allotmcnta, resulting in 1880 in tho sale of 1,455,724 acres far cash, and the disposal of 6,070,­ 507 seres under the fljoBBSMoad acta. Tho Timber-Culture law wm not enact­ ed until 1873, and under it, io 1875, 464,870 acres were disposed ot Since 1875 the same noticeable increase ob- occurred in tho disposal of lands under tlie Timber-Culture act, bo thut in 1880 the allotments under this law aggregated 2,129,706 acres. NASHVILLE, LOW AS THE LOWEST change in her. Whether others saw it or not I couldn't tell, for I wouldn't be the one to call attention to il I knew that letters passed between her and Allen, but after that one, I never was told anything concerning them • Well, the next spring here came Allen to “visit friends in Illinois." I knew very well what he came for, from the way -Jie and Madge met They said nothing, but they clasped hands and SRashrilk Jinrtorg. VILLAGE OFFICERS. ■ MICHIGAN And prices on PRODUCE as High as the Highest and give every one a fair, square deal. 4 . T>. C. GRIFFITH. IJARDWARE SPECIALTIES. BLACKSMITHING, FjVLIn, 1880. a*1 tom. 'I U. CHURCH-j Paa tor. H. rvlrr» erery S»blia AND DON’T YOU FORGET IT. Detroit Stove Works Stoves, BUILDERS’ HARDWARE, Bttjigm girtrfcni. ’ ’WC H YOUNG, B. A BARBER, D. nomeojMthle Phyiirian and Runjvoa . n< ir rv»l<'.eaecfoo corner of W»«uuy ion and bUU MroeU, Saahrllle, Mich. M DR. C. W. GOUCHER. ■ BOTTLES OF FRIZ ELIE’S Iron, Nails and Steel, VEGETABLE PURE WHITE Lt JDS ARD LINSEED OILS, Blood Purifier Varnielies, Colors and Bruwhea, CHAMPION X-CUT SAWS, SOLD ON THE PACIFIC COAST On its merits alone, not n dollar umj) La newspapers, the recomendationn of those using it being sufficient to make this enormous sale. Also. PLKCTIC PHYBIClAF and Surgeon all eal'a that may lw * .a -XP - to answer - Ilx— CHAS II. BRADY. \ TTORNET at Law and Solicitor In Chancery - *• Kcal Eatat* aad Insurant:. Ajrent. CoUecUng anilCoavayaadDg atpecialtr. Bounty and Pan- LEWIS DURKEE, EMORY PARADY. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Conveyancing care(J m fully an—! promptly attended to. Offloe «Mt .ia.> -.L a. PUMPS, BOTH WOOD AND IRON, TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE, SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS, TABLE CUTLERY, SHEARS, RAZORS, &c., ' FARMERS’ AND MECHANICS’ TOOLS. I 6SO,ooo BOXES OF FRIZELLES fCOMPOUND UP' Thanking the public for their liberal patronsge during the past, I shall : endeavor by good goods and Low Price* to merit it in the future. 4619 And Rhubarb Pills, FRANK C. BOISE WM. PARMENTER. Sick Headache, Billiouaness W IL GRISWOLD. A. M. FLINT, ----------------- NEW STOCK Of Price CoiUctkiuZ pruMpUy made. GriflltV.Swre, Naah rille, Mich. « 25c. a Box FRLZELLE BROS. Props. San Franosox E PARADV, ANUFACTUHKK of Boota and Show. Making 1YL and repalrjnf neaUy done, also striei aitanlion to fill au orders promptly, aad al the lowoe; Urtnfprioaa. Shop—1 aUTo/Maln Hlreal. Tjl JU&EP,--------- ERIZKLLE * Co.. General Eastern Agvnlr, «B- JUST RECEIVED. WE ARE SELLING THE CELEBRATED $500 Reward! STANDARD SCREW FASTENED GOODS ----- SOMETHING BETTER THAN------ CHARLES SCHELDT, I^CKSMITH. at lends pwntiHy la all v I» ibe HU-k.uUtIf and IJui--shm-fin; line, FOR FASTENING SOLES OF BOOTS A SHOES, WE RECOMMEND THE ^Ui>crllaar»u> €*rdn. Which United States! There is yet another United Staten in yyOLCOTT HOUSE, this Western hemisphere. It is the ?»•» ahville, Miohigun. United States of Peru and Bolivia, and C. C; Wolcott, Proprietor. it » a brand new arrangement It is number three. Number two is tho Uni­ ted States of Colombia, formed in 1861 out of the territory known as New Grenada, and comprising rfne States. An American citizen traveling abroad will now have to tell which United States P J. PICCHU, he hails from, if he desires to designate his nationality with any certainty. A Uohh lawyer down 'South once demurred to tho sufficiency of an indictment of his client, a moonshiner hauled un.ior a breach of tho internal revenue laws, on the ground that it was uncurtain in not Union Houm. stating which United States it was tliat J C. DILIJN,———— Notary Public, the offence was alleged to have been tl. committed against. g LI EBHAUSEN, Two colored men of Charleston, S. 0., * MERCHANT TATT-nta </a ma uacosoaio mce, eomi- were ovo-come by the “foul air * at the tliing tells me that you ore my darling, bottom of a well which they went into and nothing ahaO prevent my finding to clean. Two others went to assist out, and claiming you.” them and died also. The “foul sir** READY MADE CLOTHING, I couldn’t help smiling when Madge told me afterward of this romantic act­ Xr»Mvrni^ ~ Mlob. ing on the part of Allen Beverly; but npiIAT B USBA5D OF MINE I then, he was young, and, you know, “Charity coverath a multitude of sins," Octa Ma S’UV'NO and TIAIK CUTTUIG all the time toot birds who and not only sins, but follies. When the bey's mother came in, she old him tost the picture wna that of the person whom he had always known as mountain side meet too some fate. Those 4 Cousin Miwlge,” although she was aov- who deep in close rooms, with no window or doce open, and got up in toe morning feeling “half dead" have bwn similarly BUSH, , yes, mother, and I saw her poisoned by the carbonic acid and other * “THE BOBB’ fen$ar £. aayrag FooU't IRal'h MuniM*. picture a look tlmt Fovkhkx yeora agw J. M. Sterling, mother. of Monroe, Mich., placed two gnte-poste NMMVILLK, . MICH. Barber, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, Beveriy. As soon tbcrwdter as 106 53 984 368 324 50 When they were net, he bored into the WILLIAM JONE ft, Health la Wealth. STANDARD'SCREW BECAUSE IT IB ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO RIP OFF THE SOLES —----------- FASTENED WITH IT.--------------- CALL AND SEE THEM. W. G. AYL8WORTH pHEY BATE ««T ’EM. Who? What? KOCHER BROS. NEW GOODS SPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO OUR Ladies R.M. Beaver Cloaks, INVENTORS WiSHIRGTil. MILLS SSIt CLOitlRG, IiiipckrtecL Cashmeres, DRESS TRUUURGS in Worsted, Silks and Satins. Z3TIN ELEGANCE AND STYLE THE ABOVE GOODS cannot be equalled in thin market. Ladies fail not to see them before you purchase. Prints, Hamels, Waterproofs, Cashmere Snitiags, Carpets, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Groceries, 4c,, STS NO PATENT NO PAT. 9 �WARDED FIRST PREMIUM. Buy the Best'S* Sold by Owoda. KiPed the two mosquitoes which took the English laaguajre unneoeesary. It was Jennie June who said th nt all- Ibewif. of mi editor, she ought to A coldness seems to be tween tlie Democrats and ers thronghout tlie State, doubtedly owes its origin that both claim the late Maine. __ growing be­ Groenback­ which un­ to tbe fact election in The Charieaton, S. Ci Newt is not g\*en to flattery, at least it would look that way from the following; R. M. Elliot, tlie damned colored rascal, who is chairman of the republican p^rty in South Carolina!” Not the least of the blessings which the people of this American republic have to be thankful for, is the fact that Acre are several thousand miles of salt water between them and the eastern question. •• A man who fails to pay hia debts when able to pay them, but before pre- fera to riot his means away in dissipaLion, forfeits all claim to general sympath^even if, iu subsequent adversit­ ies, be can find no one to loan him a dollar now and then, or “put up” for his meals. , Those very sweet, rosy, posy, dimply chin, flower of beeswax, pretty girls, generally make the crassest of wife* and the ugliest Hooking, while your ripe, red-faced, freckled gi-1 comes out of it like a great big apple for thanks­ giving. Do not despise the homely gills—the ripen well. A bunko swindler was eating a hearty and expensive dinner in a restaurant at Lexington, Ark. A 1 arm er, whose last cent he had won, entered and said: “You’ve robbed me of al) my money, and I am hungry. Buy me a meal.” The gambler refused. “There you sba’nt either.” cried the fanner, and diet him. * A handsome young man sat day after day ut bis desk by the window* of a store at Hillsboro, Ky. A handsome young woman sewed almost as con­ stantly at the window of her residence, just across the street. They licgan a flirtation with handkerchiefs, develop­ ed it into courtship with notes, and finally eloped—all without a exchang­ ing a spoken word until the night of the flight. Another remarkable feature of tlie case was the fact that the woman was the wife of tho Rev. James A. Caywood, a highly respected Methodist pastor. ' ' ' ,'___ . A million ll'lle diamonds Sun- Man* Leakey of Mt Cleniean com* mitteu suicide on Monday because her intended concluded be did not wish to marry. Agnate Kenard fell in a caldron, of boiling water in the Central yards iu Detroit Sunday night, and was fatally scalded. John O’Neal, aged 40years was run over and killed by the cars on the Flint A Pere Marquette, road near Holly, Sept. 85. Nelson Vendali of Monroe, a brake­ man ol the L.-8. R. R. was crushed lietween a couple of freight cars on Tuesday. John Anda of Portage Lake played witii a pistol, which discharged itself, wounding John Jempsa in the head, it is feared fatally. ■ Bears are too plenty to be agreeable in Gladwin county. One weighing 300 pounds was shot at the mouth of the Cednr river a few days ago. The grand stand on the fair ground atLuddibgton, fell to the ground on the 23nd inst, while loaded with people, but no one was seriously injured. A 80 pound lump of copper was found on tbe farm of Albert Rodock, iu Attica, Lapeer county, a few days ago. It was 95 per cent pure ore. The bodv of Moaes Lanxon, who was drowoded at Belle Isle on the !6th inst., waa recovered about 800 feetoff Wood­ ward Ave., in Detroit river last week. The boiler of H. A. Beech's grist­ mill, at Millington Vassar county, ex­ ' ploded on Wednesday, Sept. 32, from a fshortage of w*ater. John Rathbun aged ’ years, was killed. 70 An unsuccessful attempt was made <on Monday night to burglarise H. A. Wetmore’s bank at Concord. They succeeded in fotciug off the outer door ’ of { the safe, but were not able to get to the inner chamber and if they had, no ►great amount of money would have been found, us several thousand dol­ ' lars had been paid out tlie day previous. The boiler in Loose de Son’s fruit dry­ ing house nt Monroe exploded Sept. 24, injuring 16 women and 11 men and boys. Henry O’Brien, the engineer, and Leonard Martin, a fniit cutter were killed. Charles liven fritz, W. F. Haight, and John Durell were serious­ ly injured, and several others badly. The buildiug was a total wreck: loss about $5,000. A new feature of the Branch county fair, which closed on the 34th, was jh>iitical meetings on the ground. The greenbackers held one on W_*dnesday, and the democrats were to haveThuraday to get tbeirgun off, bat they quar­ reled with the greenbackera, as to which merited the most credit from the victory in Maine, and their Lansing speaker adddresaed only 75 people. On' Friday ex-Governer Blair presented the.republican side of tho question, to the largest assembly 'ever before on the grand. EATON COUNTY ITEMS. ceata per bottle. WE ARE ALWAYS READY TO ENTERTAIN CUStamers and to treat them to the How to Writetoan Editor. ittichtgan gtntralXailroai. AT THE- MAIN LINE. ON AND AFTKBDBXW. U7», TRATMH Ob Bristol. «0 acres on CMZost ITavora/ble Rates AND DON’T YOU FORGET IT.” AtUntle JEx..„.lT151 Nl<bl Exprss- £f»t GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. Our Stocks in Boots and Shoes are com­ plete. • 8sc. 15 Woodland, consideration Rubber Boots for Men and Boys. • A treacherous friend is the most dangenius of enemies. Clothing a specialty. The Nashville New has entered its eight volume, with bright ■prospects , Trunks and Valises, lots of ’em. for tlie future. It la an excellent local : paper, and deserves the handsome support it receives.—Hatiingi Demo-1 Remnent Edgings 10 cents a bunch. erat. _____ _ __ ■ Let people talk of fraud till they get * Groceries in abundance, and none but the hoarse, hut the fact remains indispnta-, ble that President Hayes has given the best qualltie8 kept tor sale. in forty rears.—Pomfroy't Democrat. (’rockery of the most approved pattern. T N —Tho newspaper uiu linn rvAniviii uii/vn he -biiu i # STATIONS. MlddteTlUe SSX:: Vermont t I Charlotte . Eaton Rapid* Khroa Junction K WESTWARD. |G. Rapids Pastrio Detroit, K.-ton Rapid* CtiarloU«:..„ Vermontrllle NaabTille-.... HasUt><«._. M'd<UeTlUe.„. ewspaper greets the eye of the yontliful intellect nt the earliest dawn, and goes with the bor and the man and the old. man, daily, through all the years down to j the wave. It is growing faster than' anything else on earth. In 1704, there was oue paper in this country, with a circulation of 16,000 copies annually iu apopnlntiou of 600,000. In 1880, there are 6.000 newspapers with a circulation of 1,600,000,000 in a population of 48,­ 000,000. In the earlier period, an office printed a few dozen copies per hoar, now a good office throws off, 100,000 per hour. It is ranking tlie air r; id innt and scintillating with ideas, 'multifar­ ious. multitudinous nnd infinite and variety end cliaracter and power. The pulpit, the platform, the forum, [ the school, tbe celleve, aud every in-, stitwion forthe development ofthought1 nnd the dissemination of knowledge in the world are not equal in power. There is no preacher, no lecturer, no lawyer, do institution which the united energies of a hostile and adversary press cannot* rush and utterly destroy. Well might tlie great Napoleon declare that a newspaper was the regent of sovereigns and u tutor of nations, and that four hostile newspapers are more to be dreaded than 100,000 b*yonets. ■Ante depot n Detroit with Great Western, Grand Trunk and Cairtde Southern Ratiwar*. K. C. BROWN, H. B. LEDYARD. Am’IOon’IHupt Jackson. Uen’l Sup’t Petrol IbnrC. Wwtwomb, ----- _ OCR MOTTO IS P T. BOISE, DRUGGIST, No Shoddy Goods; Three Feet to the Yard; Six (Successor to Boise Bros.) YOU CAN FIND AT MY STORE teen Ounces to the Found. medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils. Varnishes, Don’t fail to call; we will do you good. Surgical Instruments And all the leading Remedies in Patent & Propriatory Medicines A WOLCOTT CLOSING OUT ALL GOODS School Books, Blank Books, Mlscetlan's Books. A LANGE LU.K OF Bibles, Autograph*nd Photograph Albums a ooMi-irr* lxkk or STATIONERY, Wall Paper and Bordering, [TRIKMIU FBI* ) AS FINE A LINE OF All parties having an account, please call aud settle IMMEDIATELY. that to SHOP AND C OJNTElPiTS As there is in town, and all war­ ranted to be as represented or money refunded. d affliction. Colic, Crnrnpins Pains. ChoiFlux. Diarrhoea. Coughs. Colde, Bron PPINTTT ^°^"5SI«,Td.5Ef^ yy HEX YOU WANT ANYTHING j^Tnawoi, all. _______ r.T.soiss. THE GENUINE NEW SINGER ---- IN THE LIKE OF-— Gen. Ord of 8an Antonia, finds some slightedb<advantages iu tlie recent mar­ l iage of his daughter to the Mexican Genera? Trevino. Several newspapers in Mexico have started the story that they conspiring to form a new repub­ lic out of the States of Nueva Leon, Coahuila, Durango, Chihuahua, San Luw Potosh, and. Tamaulipas, with a Wlwrw you will fiud the Estey, Bay Stale, view of afterward annexing it to the Bridgeport. aud Uniten States. They have even got a Whitney Orpins, name for the acceding portion—the Re­ Webber. I'Mekerin*, public of Sierra Madre. Hereafter, any Hale, Christie. Hanes, meeting of the Generals on domestic Bros., W hitney and matters will excite political suspicions A Spanish pt.u«ujt, living in the snbnrbs of Madrid, has long lieen in die beyond the Rio Grande. habit of repairing daily to tlie city ac­ companied by a donkey laden with milk for distribution among certain customers. One day however, the master was taken ill, whereupon his »»d .ffw.udly pro>cu,<i th. ».rn». wife suggested that die ass should be C. C. WOLCOTT is Agent fur the senton liitt customary journey alone. WMch mJ protest tmprtmneai yrt The panniers were Accordingly filled only GENUINE NEW SINGER in the made to SHIRTS. It will fcortarur bo used Jiat the Republican party has failed to with sans of milk as usual, and a bU of market, and tlie only SINGER worth For 81 ISOand upwards. protect Uaioa soldier* and northern paper was attached to the donkey’s buying. Thousands of the OLD BING­ headstall requesting the customen to ER MACHINES are in the market, ORGANS REPAIRED IK vee to their ordinary alhaving been bought up for a mere song, im! the (IrtMwd over and advertised by unprin­ coarse cipled thalers, ns the geuuiuc NEW GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS, READY CASH. ALLEN BROS CLOSE BUYING | GRAND RAPIDS, TAiri-jj-eHt Stock Lowest Prices LOW FIGURES CONTINUOUS FACING, ORGA* tS PIANOS BEST SHIRTS, EXTRA COST ku-klax- Sellers’ Idl er PiUs are also high­ ly recommended for curing liver com­ plaint, constipation, sick .headache, fe­ ver and ague, and all diseases of the stomach and liver. Sold by all drug Best line of Soods in Town Ground has been broken at Olivet, for the new college lalmrutory. Prof. G. N. Ellis of Olivet has migra­ ted to Georgia, to teach in the Talladege college. A. H. Keslar of Charlotte lost n valu­ able cow last week, from the effects of eating too much clover. J. H. Smith of Delta has gathered over half a ton of grapes from less than 100 young vines. The Charlotte poultry breeders bore away the lanrols at the State fair, tak­ ing nine premiums, out of ten entries. Fred Meyers of Grand • Ledge has lieen fined $30, for getting full of Grand Ke:io<l’» CoiumhUn OU to Ledge kill ’em quick, and getting hia fist fu another fellers face. plwwuint. »ctin« directly upon I be Borne of tlie Charlotte nhurods go to to Um, causing *ud<<rn buoyancy of tl Roxand, Sunday, to liag the Imre and partridge, bat the law-abiding resi­ dents of Roxand protest against the practice and have driven them off their priroises. When you write to an editor for .... publication make it short—boil it down Pitch right into the middle of your subject, and be sure to stop when you are through. Editors / always. like something fresh nnd original, in the way of communications, and arc es­ pecially fond of news. But the editor must always be the judge of what is worthy of publication. Of course, everv writer thinks his coinmunica tion the best, just as every’ mother thinks her baby is the prettiest that was ever born. But the editor may be so stupid im to have a different op­ inion, If so, it can’t be belpeii.- ]><m’t try to argue him out of his notion if he is too stupid to remedy his dullness. You may think you are a great deal smarter than tbe editor nnd this may be true, but 11m* editor is responsible, aud you are not. There is no class of people so anxinns to plea*- a majority of people as editors are. It is well to remember that fact. 6HgU«aJlj- tight. C. C. WOLCOTT piONEER rSTORE BEAL ESTATE TRAKBFEE3. Q W. SMITH SELLS GENUINE MASON FRUIT CANS! Eim TOPS AID RUBBERS. WHITE FI»H, TRSIT, ----- By the pound or keg.------ Sugar, Tea COFFEE boiajovar, IAUBITT, -FRESH GOOD SHAPE NE8 only SHEET MUSIC SALT MEATS, AND HEAPS OF CROCKERY. C. WQ SMITH. �SATURDAY, - OUT. 2,1880. VICIHITT LOCALS. HASTINGS ITEMS. Don't forget the county fair next R. J. Grant is repairing and painting his store. The shoe store of L. Wooley is re­ ceiving a new roof. The front of John Kurty’s meat mar­ ket has donned a new coat of paint. A great deal uf sickness ut present in the city, and sarroundiog country. Col. Deminaon spoke at theXJarfield & Arthur dub meeting. Wednesday evening. The firemen of this city are doing *11 in their power to make their annual ball on the 7th inst, a grand success. Lewis Stern of the cash More, has just returned from the east, where b -• has been to purchase new goods and has -not only returned with a splendid lot of goods etc. but a young and ac­ complished wife. Geo. E. Al toft of the Central House died last Saturday evening. He was re­ spected by all who knew him. He war an eiitri । rising young man and his loss will be felt by the whole communitf He was buried on Monday af­ ternoon with masonic honor*. y On Sunday afternoon Horace Ackley of Rutland, accidentally shot himself wlUx^t shotgun. He wo*standing in tlie dooi way boldiug the gun iu his hand resting the breach on the thresh­ old, when it slipped off, striking tlie hammer of the right hand barrel, dis­ charging the contents into bis abdo­ men. He died the next day. Some­ thing remarkable connected with the accident, i* that last spring Harvey Ecker of this city waa shot and killed by the same gun und the same barrel, tlie charge striking him in the same place. LeRov. COUNTY UNE ITEMS. Whit Wileox has pulled in his shin­ gle. * John Davis again rocks tbe cradle. Its a boy. Aunt Fanny Wilson very sick, nnd considered dangerous. Mrs! Harriet Lowell of lud., is visit­ ing his brother H. A. Scott. Miss Jessie Wells is in Berrien Co., visiting her brother James. Mr. N. S. Booth is suffering great pain, from the effect of a ii-vyr *ore. Esther McMorv will teach tlie winter term of school in tlie Mat tenon district. The women licreabouts have organ­ ised a stuy-at-homc-husDand club. It’s bickoiy. Ed. Stewart of Maple Grove, can be heard singing roses bloom and then they wither. Chas. Slater of Middleville is home on a visit, and enjoying tbe sports of shooting snipe*. ' , There was an enormous hawk passed through tliis vicinity last week, which had a chicken in its claws, 8. G. Mattison and wife have been in Jackson, visiting their son Marion. They returned on Monday. One of our enterprising fanners un­ dertook to shoot 3 Garfield gun the the other day, but the cap snapped. What has become of that “Wide Awake" chop of West Kalumo, that writes for the Hawk. Has be allot his last wad! Mr. John Johnson, of PorterCo. Ind., is visiting bia relatives and friends in this vicinity. He reports crops light in that State. This correspondent and Hank Bowen of Maple Grove are making pn perations for a hunting campaign in the jungles of Africa. East and Eli Lotting, accompanied by Hank Spencer, started for Big Rap­ ids on Monday. They are making ar­ rangements for running a shingle ma­ chine at that place. John McCartney don’t have much to any about policies, but if he don’t suc­ ceed in trading horses as often ns three time* a week, he thinks that it's a poor week for bis business. We forgot to mention lost week that John Murray wa* also in the sewing machine business and was running in opposition (oi iu opposite direction) with Brown. He represents the Wilson. A couple of onr most respectable far­ mer* squared up to each other last Sun­ day night, iu a very indignant manner, using language that would uot look very well in print. We sinoerly hope that they will do better in the future.' One of Maple Grove’s proud sons •reated quite a sensation tbe other day by riding along the streets with one of fair sex ou each knee. The one that sat on bis gee knee was playing with his mustache, abd tlie one on his haw knee was singing, “Darling I am grow­ ing (C)old." Jos. Perry luw captured an owl which he thiuk* will be tlie cause of bis mak­ ing for himself a large fortune. He will hold it on free exhibition at hi* residence in Maple Grove for a abort time, nnd will then start out on a long tour througli the United State* and Canada. After he has visited all the principle cities, be will return home again, lay over a short time to recuper­ ate. Hr will then sail across tbe briny ocean, and snpriae the people in the -eld world. After lie has accumilsted an Independent fortnuc, he will return U» America and present his houondiip ' ro the Vermontville Hawk. Nkrve. er, from Ohio are visiting her. Mr*. DeGroat of Chicago is viaiting atber father’*, Jane* Latting. Charles Kinney has purchased John Relfs place.paying therefor <2,000. A whopping big girl “came to town” over at Wm. Wheeler'* on Thur* lay. Pearing bee* are io vogue the last one waa at 8. P.Sbxfer*,Tuesday even­ ing. On account of the wet weather • dur­ ing tbe summer, Hover teed ia a fafl- opened by a Mr. Wagner, under Stone Ac Hull's drug More. B. E. Benedict has the frame work erected, of what will beitha moat impo­ sing mauaoD anywhere to the west of READ MY LIBERAL OFFER The Prohibitionists held their con­ vention in Charlotte. Wednesday, but w^Mk what result has not yet transpir­ ed^ ■ Hon. James O'DonDell of Jacksou speaks upon the political issues of the day fa thi* village on'the evening of Oct 3th. Mr. C. Y. Bale has been nominated Minnie Elder, after a brief stay in by the Grecubacker* and W. R. Martin Battle Creek with her slater, has re­ by the Democrats forReprescnativesin OF ME WITHIN THE 60 DAYS BETWEEN OCT. 4th AND DEC. 4th, AN turned home. the state legislature. L Walter Dunham and Ashley Hogan, Tbe apple season is upon ns and good hare arrived from thw west with a winter fruit is in demand at prices drove of mustang*. ranging from <0.01 up to <0.70 per bar­ Considerable hay is being cut from rel, not including tbe barrel. last'spriDg seeding, abd some claim Rev. J. D. Wilkens ia expected here they are getting more than they did in soon to take the place of Rev. Pratt, tbe June ent who retire* fora time from the work of The Michigan Eldership of tbe church the ministry on account of poor health. of God, will bold it annual session at F. M. Potter i* laying the foundation JC3C* I have a large stock, and am receiving New Goods daily in Dress Goods, Shawls, Wa­ the Hyde schoo| bouse in Maple Grove. “broad and deep” for a new house. The| opening sermon by Elder B. D. He has renounced the greenback theory terproofs, CloaKs, Skirts, Sheeting, Prints, Shirtings, Denims. Flannels, Cashmeres, Silk and Beigh on the evening of Oct. 12th. The and proposes^ build on a gold and Fancy Laces, Silk Velvet, Passimetry Trimming, Fringes, Hosiery, Gloves, Clothing, Trunks, session to continue over Lord's day. silver basis. , We observe quite a peculiar clrrnmBusiness is booming. We saw a man Sachels, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes and Groceries, ever shown in Nashville, aud at the stance on the north side of section 28, wife aud clnld, come fa this morning, lowest cash price. there are five adloining forties, four of bringing a Moren eggs to barter for which are owned by Bills as follows: groceries. Who says we need a change BRI Archer. Bill King. BUI Phinaey fa the administration ! and Bill Covell, and the lieauty of it is now drives a double J< they are all good Bills, * e, they have carriage of the phaeton variety and always passed, holds the ribbons as gracefully as a And are not undersold by any square-dealing house in Michigan. Mrs. Cadwell knows the comforts and young man of eighteen op his first trip Nashvillle, October 1, 1880. , responsibUitiea resting upon the moth­ to visit his—in short—girl. er of a large family. At the age of 15, Miss Ida Parmenter teaches music in she married Mr. Elder then a widower Hastings to a class of a dozen or more with5 children. When their family every Friday and Saturday. This in had increased to 18 children, she was addition to a large home class which 0 A. NICHOLS, the Bool.Ac shoe Vian of Nnwhvillc left a widow, and she afterwards mar­ occupies the rest of the week. ried Mr. Cadwell, a widower having? J. C. Bontecou, well known to you children she having been mother and . Nashvilleites ns the most attractive step mother to 35 children. I nnd gentlemanly temperance orator of JnniesClarke’s political speech at tbe the state, will lecture on prohibition in ) _ Dunham school house Monday even­ this place next Thursday evening. An I 3 CC ing was mostly attentively listened to immense crowd is expected. b^both Greenbacker* and Republrans Chas. Southwell and J. A. Boise had ' The meetigg wits favored by the pre­ a “set to” last Sunday night in front । CO MIRRM '■"’I f***Jr- ,,KH1 ’•AUfNICT OKmaOUB ,LA.W IN THE WOKLD.wtMcwol sence of a large numlier of ladies. 1 of the parsonage over an alleged theft q ihlgbct <!Uilnc:ton al every ttreat From the commencement of Mr. Clarks of money from Southwell which result- | _£Z flflfl !»<•«.»'• ruk VkiBTkSk UUH T«aaa. Fr.et-. |fiL r.7, M’., »M. |1M. speech to tbe close the ear was ravish­ ed iu scratching and bitingyoung BoiM- I CO II1 If TH ,u *’'00 uP’rn»’*« F«»r r««y Wed by his matchless sentences, and tbe face in a very disagreeable way. n&n In ™««S • quarter ao4 up-arjo. co 3 < ataJovnra I rec. MASON *HAMair was resoient with the very perfume Miss Flora Woodward of Battle n D fl I WQ MKOROAM On.. IM Tremont SC. UKuANo UOUTON.44 Kaat Mih St.. (Union of words. Mr. Clarke may fairly be Crock is conducting' a class of tliirty | o m iHqoarc.) NKW. 14©W«harf» Arc. regarded ns the foremost orator, of at member* in eh o. utiou,daily and night- s qq irandi.KirfaKFoo.lMtMncti.wto.iil™ d Him and Save least Ban? county. I. L. Donat:. i who attend. She gives a public reher- 1 _____________________ i sal in the Congregational church next----- — ’ '___ » ■■ ASSYRIA ITEMS. I Tuesday evening. Frecjfor all who ( Lydia ia at home for a while. C. H. Russel has his new house paint- i1 The suits for violatiou of the liquor OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT THIS OFFICE. : law,against Henry Gass have lieen sus­ ed. Matt. Barker teaches tlie Briggs'I pended on the following conditions: —• i 1 E POUNDS GAIN , That he shall pay such costs of the LOCAL MATTERS. school. . * 1«J uf cunarimpHon. , Meeera. Craddock 4 C There is considerable sickness in prosecution ns were agreed upon with ------------ ~ -Mere Evidence of Merit. । Philadelphia, Pa. the prosecuting attorney, amounting San Francisco, Cal., 21st of July, 1870.. these parts. Abe’ Holden has atkig so old his to about forty dollars, that he deliver 8. I. F R1ZELLK: ' , tol a frtr1Kl of mine who la not expect*■! Dear Sir: Please send by the box j , lo h„. wfBBr mtdkirw. cuoxi me of CON up his keys to A. G. Jewell who shall bead is getting gray. dox. boxes of vour P11.LS imp 2 bottles I;SUMPTIONamue three year* two. I want him tn Mrs. Ransom Russel has gone to admit no one but Mr. Gass to the sa­ Blood Puriiler. I want them for u lady j h£l loon, and that he Gass, shall at once friend at Napa who is troubled the ((orh|m iu.pretfui!v, V v. HULL, Illinois, visiting relativesj u* rvneebur*. An-i<r-on c«., K». Dewitt Sackett of Chicago is at the commence proceedings iu the Supreme same as I was. I have no reason to doubt they will do for her tvhat thev nta rwnrdy for Itmlf. One bottle win court of this state to obtain u man­ center on business and visiting. h.vei.E.ydo.., for after I I.-I ■ Miss McCall is teaching the center darn in# to compel the common council spent <1,000 and made one trip to ArmI once, . once, sad and II It wifi win break brtwk up up a A fre-h fr*d> cow col accept his bonds. The money has been Lnneou Ke... ea 11 Ml ... rJnl hoUlc. f' U L t» fWk'K A liansus Springs IvitlllUir without getting HtlV any i'n>< 14 hour*. school. She is a No. 1 teacher. USO tier pint CRADDOCK C. M. J lould hits reAhinglcd his paid, tbe keys delivered and the rest is help. I always take pleasure iu recom­ CO.. 1061 Rare Al.. Philadelphia. P». honse and built new chimneys thereon’ yet to be developed. We art asaured mending your remedies, nud you are at r£HE NASHVILLE LEVATOR, liberty to refer any Indies. to me who Charley Bennett still sings that that if the stipulations are carried out nre troubled with n 'weakness similar Mita. J. S. Fuller, same old song and can be heard for 8 in good faith there will be no more to mine. \iisk<.X'K8t. prosecutions and no more illegal sa­ miles. For Rale by al! druggist. X. Abe Holden ha* moved his black­ loon. I will give to the person buying the most Goods ELEWGEmMSW Remember AVe Sell for Cash <X. A.. TRUMAN TZZ? T" All Remodeled. Enlarged ■ Improved; smith shop to the center, where he will do work as usual, Tlie busy hum of the steam thresher can still be heard. The horse powers were laid by, some time ago. Mrs. Wm. Welcber has dried lots of bemes and on examination, found that the worms bad completely spoiled them. There was a greenback meeting tit the Briggs school house last Saturday night. Speaking by Dennis tlie editor of the Hastings JoaniaZ. Since those persons were arrested over east, if a fellow goes to bed with 50 cents in his pocket at night he will find it there in the morning, A.C. Wilson, the greenback candi­ date for Supervisor says bo oon’t ex­ pect to get elected but he expect* to give the republicans a darn close ran, Elder Daniels has been sent back on the M. E. circuit again. He is a fine young man and instead of finding fault with the brethren, ho has a word of praise. Richard Jones is afraid that LewDurkee will get tbe turkey this winter. It will not make much difference to Richard, as his teeth are getting poor and full of greenbacks. Mr*. C. Welcber had her waahingon the line at 5 o’clock Monday morning, but she had to set up with her sick bhby all night and said she wanted to do something to keep her awake. Mrs. Fitch Ims moved into the ying of her house, When she left H. Lasvhiatory’s she left her parlor stove, as site did Dot want to use it then, but Horace has the face to sell it and now ube has no stove and no money to buy one. John Mills went over to hi* uncle Will* tbe other day and Will asked John to ride hi* homo out iu the field and John took the log chain on hia shoulder and started off. The horse has a very sore back, the chain dropped on it and she tiegan to be very light be- ] STATE ROAD ITFMS. More rain mon’ rent. Sickness is the guest of many households. Mrs. Burrus is visiting friends in Car­ mel. Eaton Co. Rev. I. Mowrer, goes as pastor to tlie Gayues Circuit, and Rev. Stimpson, comes to this (Castleton) Circuit. Politics are warming, on the State­ road, aud we thought Hint politicians never got mad, but tlie other night, as some of the Mud Creek band came from town, with a little t«»o much (King alcbohol), they got to singing, and disenssing the political question, until they waxed warm, ’and one of them got bis shirt took off, and the other got a great big nose put on him. The debate at the Hosmer school house butt Saturday evening, was well attended, the honse being tilled. The question was ably discussed, by Bert Smith, J. L. Gregory and others on the affirmative, and Mark Ponies, Wm. Feister and others on flip negative. Mr. Gregory was as usnal in one of his happy strains, and as he •warmed up with the subject, some parts of his speech were sublime. He held tbe greater portion of his audience in breathless suspense, and the President think* if agreuble, there will be more debates connected with their IL R. clnb. We Chums. WOODLAND ITEMS. Sunday was a rainy day. B. 8. H. is attending the select school. Tlie fall term of school is progressing finely. F. F. Hilbert has gone to Detroit to buy goods. J. W. wants to look a “k-edle oud" how he rushes that girl of his. Viola Wheeler i* teaching a fall term of school here for the small nr pupils. Jno. Hildreth and Bert Smugg* went to Hickory Corners Friday, to spend hind and soon started on s run and i Saturday and Sunday. gave another kick, nnd over her head Dame Rumor says that E. E. 8. has went Jobu. He says be likes to ride ! linen sick, but he says w hen he gete better he will show tbe boy* how to fast but hate* to atop ao qnick. take tlie girl* home. H.H. HTBuy your School Books of F. T । Boise. A complete line. I For Hale. A Snon of Colts, 3-yeara old. E. D. Williams, Went Kalamo. rvnny your i>ryGoo<i«,uo<>t«shl..», Hats, Caps. Groceries, Provisions, Crockery, Notion,, etc,, of E. Reuse, | who always sells nt the lowest prices. | IN 1879, fSo hm to Ena.be Ary number of farmer* u> Unload Wheat and Grain Ex­ i pedltiOUSly Ull ACCUTatlV. THE NEW FOOD BROOKS: AINSWORTH & BROOKS Farmers when in town alFaya fi» J C. N. Dunham s fora square meal or n | first class lunch. Fresh Bakery goods. ... . .. .' . aud oyalin. receivnl daily. T»o doura J«»» * ■»»■»»«• >!■•» ba'iug areata, north or the port ..me... I "“>• “f Oio larirert and moat eoovrtueui __ 2___------- Z-------elevator buildings in central Michigan I prepat VT For Jewelry nnd Watches go tn they are prepared to receive and , tF* ’ F. T. Boise. Te«! Tea I Tea ’ Big Bargains iu Tea. anil a Beautiful Conch Shell given with every Pound. C. W. Smith IVWill nay the highest market price in casli forunsalted butter Farm­ er* bring in your butter and save the । salL E. Reese. FAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE For any quantity of IVaahvilie Markets. Whnal.par Unfcriatnted Malt, lions, and Quin.nr. That Mad ■ k. --.J ■ I.* 1.1.....!' ...U.K, COMPANY’S SIGNATURE which apf-araplainly • u— t-v.i - .-- kj... o^ia _ Ttatmvb.bro.irhttbM.. TI.W.wl -* They all do it. Go to the Old Reliable Market for k«pfor-l. Frebh, Salt and Smoked Meat* of all H^d., Flour. Feed. kind*. ” Henry Boe, Flafller, Stucco. Hulr and Proprietor. Nhingles. I am now prepared to do Engraving, in a neat and workman-like manner, do not forgetit, aud bring on your Sil­ ver Ware and have it marked. , Jams* Fleming, Jeweler. MEDICINE loifil Sarei »y Dealim will lien. AIN8W8W0BTH A BROOKS rpHE BARRY> fLLE MILLS. i' . ENRY ROE. |t JEWRY ROE, Proprietor 1 ___ OLD REL1ABI F ----- 0LD IUXIAiiLE----- MEAT MARKET. Fresh and Salt Meats, Santel Him aai ShsUen, ------- —.... WALKER I NORTON IN THEIR 8EA6ON. Lard, by the lb. or barrel, FLOUR, MEAL!FEED, MORGAN, BARRY CO., MICH. tZttZr?: The Nashville News, one of tbe live­ liest and best village paper- in Michi­ gan, has completed its eight year and starts out on another year with bright prottpecte and high hopes. May its day* of usefulness never grow leas.— CharlotU Erpubliean. Don't bet. A man who bets ou the leection loses hi* vote if challenged. ATTENTION FARMERS! GOOD WORK GUARANTEED. WALKKN A NORTON, Prvp** *f the BAIIRy VILLE M1LL0 Fr,«h Ooo4% Full Waiabta ami �plaster ou him, said : iktfof bread Td b «lflabould®i " ' and the United States, to make further LI TMBMaar. The 160th amuvcrssrY of th* i«fft«ri The New York Doi W. Peckham tic State Con- (Tammany) presided. The Greenboekera cA New Hampshire New York, by of the coat will __ _ . . and equipment nothing will be lacking; ousts of tho imjxirtaut boa-reliefs and inscriptions will of the world will bo enabled to study relics of civilisation not leas interesting than the old moaumonta of Egypt nnd Assyria. ‘ From what u already known, it in supposed that the builders of these temples had intimate relations with Cam­ Okn. Garibaldiand his son Menotti bodia and Java, if they were not actually It >m on account of hia cud-nezzar.—Philadelphia Bulletin. this country are denied to all other civil­ ised lands. Ths day-taborer m thia lat­ itude may sit down to a dinner, which is not only unknown to the samo jx'raons in Europe, but which is enjoyed only by the wealthy there. A few cents will give tioD to fight a duel on the ground that he didn’t believe he would make a hit. There *■ a man in Aurora so thin that he had a row of butto>- put on his um­ brella cover and wears it for an ulster.— Burlington Hawk-Eye. . •‘Are you lost, my little fellow?” mi in Northern partteulariv Uzk*. ■. -A New Tert bartender following cAndKtaUaui tbo field: FurGovuroor, •tabbed, the other night, tbe knife pene- tamable chiefi v by tho wealthy or tho ex­ travagant. The streets of our cities as linguistic students, aama of whom be­ ortmen were killed and thu same number ae- lieve that the table-land of Peru, and not well as the landscape of field and orchard, arc dcooratenl with their color; the mar­ oualy wounded. C. Wbtttothat of Asia, was the cradle of tlie human ket* blush with tiieir ruddiness and bloom lldhtrict; William Donnelly, a. farmer Wring The Imperial Bank of Berlin hu race; and that the Hittites of Scripture, with their purple, their emerald and Third... during their waa * ' their gold. Aud the cheap preserving and erected tho which now ex- processes ore carried on so largely and jtnoa ft will be economically that oven in winter many As much as • 14,000,000 of gold has eomu understood that aamething may be dis­ of these natural bounties ore within tho „ „ J. Willard; Treasurer, J. H; Cook; Ad­ lea. to the United Htates from Berlin within the covered that will throw light on primeval means of scant purses in a measure that jutant and Inspector General, B. B. Elkixte. last four weeks....A cable dispatch reports history. The hill-country of Yucatan is, would positively astound even the thrifty The funeral of Gen. Alfred T. A. almost unknown. It is reported that the and well-to-do people in Europe. inhabitante—a fieroo tribo named Mayos The members of the expedition burned by order of the Albanian League. It i* in this respect that this is an es­ — “ have reconstructed tho old towns headed by Lieut. Prod Schwatka, which sailed. sentially favored laud and makes tho with their forts aud temples, and revived problem of living a comparatively easy SkAJm, and ManbaM Jewel! King WUUam’s l and, for the purpose of ecek- Two Hundred. Thonsand Square Feet humy oi the customs, laws, and idola­ one. Even if the tax-burdens of the of Ambuscaded Combustion. trous rites of their forefathers.” The European nations were by the abolition It is a “fact not generally known,” or explorers will visit tliesp people, and of fleets, fortifications aud standing ar­ Charles Edwaeim, of Peoria, Hl, nt all even bi not very commonly borne in also endeavor to find traces of the tribes mies, lifted from the shoulders of tfie covcrvof the n-conln of tho Franklin expedi- mind, that there is in London » “fiery that preceded the Aztoca?— Chambcrt' populace, the generosity of the American Uoa, wfaish, aocording to Esquimaux testimony, mine” o( ao very excitable a disposition Journal. soil and air would still offer that hospi­ were koowu to exist at npoctoed pointe—bw not tality in excess at others which makes it brcB attained, the explorers have, nevertheless, that no artificial light of any description After Dinner Speaking. abtaraed manv rebos of Franklin's party, includ­ him ever yet lieen allowed to lie brought a Prior man’s paradise. There is usually way Company -wank'd tlie cewtract for the even ititi»_ its neighborhood. Its proWhy have this eternal speech making a large, benevolentrecklessness about ita grading, bridging and ironing of thu first ing ths ronwiiw of LionL bring. They have, eighteen miles of • |>n.|e<sU-d air-line moreover, carried qut to tho loiter the ttwtntc- duct<Iiowever, ia not coal, but rum. The when wo moot on sixual occasions? Can profusion that engenders cureleesneas tho promoter of the expedition, “to nun-shed, ns it is called, of the West In­ railroad from Chicago Id IVoria. The tiensef we not enioy each other’s company, and and even some waste in the domestic it . ' Th« lollL'I-st dia Dock, covers a space of two hundred the good tmngs of this life at the same economy of the people. It often pro­ ! thousand square feet, with vaults of oor- time, without having some person, or vides, as if it were well to cultivate the aud Nebraska railroad from Irttricvuic, Iowa, persons, pour over the feast, Dot tlie wine habit of tavishness such an excess above to the Mhu<oari river... .TLo Indiana (Supreme Court haw ovv-Tuled tbe |>ctiitaa for a rehoar- ■ufotwtomary food. Important rivers and coante (have been discovered, and serious errors on —aud the moet carefully cloeed have of wit and good friendship, but the cold the actual wauta that no inconsiderable former charts have Is-en corrected. Tbe ad­ pores in plenty—the fiery vapor is for­ water of jxilitical and moral platitudes to port of its pcrisable mope are wasted in dampen our enthusiasm. It would seem the.air or on tlie ground. However, this ventart* of tbo Bcbwstka expedition add State election will be held in Octota-r. cf interest to the romance of a relic exploration, ever streaming <mt into the air, only beg­ not, for no sooner are wo pleasantly set­ is u so much better characteristic than An east-bound freight and and furnish all that tho world is ever likely to ging for tho smallest chance of convert­ tled to our first cigar and to an agreea­ tho opposite one, that no one ever finds know of the fate of Hir John Franklin.... ing the whole area of the docks, with fimail-pox raged with unabated virulent* among their iwo hundred and fifty odd ships, ble chit-chat and intercharge of courte­ fault with it The provision far the stomach and the the Indians of Outano, Canada. One tribe w and two or tiiree hundred thousand tons sies with thoee around us, when somoIxxly is called for a sjieecii and straight­ I clothing of tlie body, chiefly concerns in«rlv extinct, and othc.-v have Buffered appal­ ling dedmatiou... .At tbo meet ng of tho Board or so of cargo, and their mare or less in­ way the slow martyrdom begins. men, and for these the mass of them la­ of Manager* of tbe National SoTdiorM' Homes, calculable stores of timber and tea, silk But the hearers are not the only suf­ bor. The easier they can procure these freight jumped off. jual ended at Dayton, Ohio, several important and sugar, cigars and oercals, cools and ferer*. Tlie speakers thenuielvo often­ two essentials, tbe smaller is their dis­ changes in oftiocra were decided on. Gov. cotton, wino, wool, whisky, whale-fins, times endure the utmost torture. Ob­ content Indeed, when these are pro­ Brown, of the Dayton Heme, and Gov. Hinckx, and what not, into the most magnificent serve the man throughout a dinner who cured ____________________ ___________ ____is of the Milwaukee branch, will be buiieraedod by with little difficulty, discontent bowl of snap-dragon over imagined in in­ expects to be called to his feet when that ; largely a <ttHM. Patrick and Sharpe, both of Now York. sentimental ____ -____ — grievance, ’ L_ Jand hard Dflla, Hunt, postal clerks, nenonsly injured.... fant nightmare. Into these fiery regions dark barrier tlie cafe noir is passed. ------------to arouse.------------------------------What little envy and jealousy A boiler in Loose A Rons' drying-house st Mo»- > At last Hitting Bull ha* been captured. not even a bull’s eye lantern is or ever Boe how abstracted, how nervous ho is. the poor feel toward tbo rich is cliiefly A -showman has done it, through Capt. Walsh, hu been allowed to penetrate. Even He rnnkea a mere pretense of eating, nnd concerned with the problem of food anil of the Canadian Frontier Police, aud will ex­ the wharf along the side where the great takes little interest in what is going on clothing. It is not so much that the Denman Thompson, “ the old Jackson hibit him through Use United States aud Canada puncheons are landed ia forbidden to around him. Whan his opposite neigh­ poor man want* tho income of five, ten, dn a dram:, of the " Buffalo Bill ” order. । tho approach of vessels, every cMk being jest* on some topic of common ac­ twenty or fifty thousand dollars which The New York Herald publishes a transferred from ship to shore in tho _ bor __________ ____ ago at McVicker's Chicr-ffo Theater, and will quaintance and......................................... interest, ho replies in tlie exceptionally rich man may have, as whirling words,” and when it is his fooling that it* possession sets remain there until Oct. 9, when the favorite letter of a corresjiondoat who accomjioniiKl tbo company’* own lighters. Each cask in i “wiM young American tragedienne, Mir« Mary Audw- Hchwstka expedition to King William's IatuL that VMt range of dim dark vault* is I he is asked to pass the staff of life he quite at rest the anxiety he feels daily The story refers more particularly to the inci­ marked and numbered, and on the right j complies with the request by presenting about his prospect* for food, clothing dents of Uic great sledge jauruey. This to sup­ reading of theae marks and number* de- i hi* astonished interlocutor with a stalk and shelter. For the man with an income plemented, however, by tbe dtecoverv of tbo relics aud tho examination of tbo native wit- pend* the efficient execution of every one j of celery. He is evidently going over in of $500 or 81,000 is obliged to spend lost nearly ail of it in providing for tho sim­ his mind mind tho tho Kpeech speech be he wrote wrote out out last A terrible hail aud wind storm lately nnucs, which lead to tbo sad conclusion that of the numerous operations to which | his ... ia ui r- fear .---- leet his memory plest wants of nature; whereas these Uui fate of the officers and crews of the Er>-bu> < very individual cask has been subjected night, and visited the region of Euclid, Manitoba. and Terror waa terrible, even to tho utmost lim­ before its onntenta can go forth for tho Bhould untrustworthy ’ tlie “ _ __ rprove ______________ _thy when Iircssing want* do not increase iu pro­ it of the imagination, and that tho records of mi'vintr wnrl.V. rrmrr nnv .15 .. r? Franklin's expedition are loot beyond recovery. mixing of the world's grog. How any critical moment arrives. He doesn't en­ portion to tlie income. A man with one but an exjieriencfxl Japanofie juggler joy his dinner. $5,000 income sjieuds a much smaller publican candidate for District Attorney in Old men and women of tbe Esquimaux tell tho All things considered then, tlie custom fraction of it for the necessities of life Banta Barbara, Cal, abet and fatally wounded Btory of those who were doubtlewa' tbo last snr- ever manages to perform his feat in the •* rj..... -JLx.. _ -i » Ll— __ i vivora of these unfortunate vessels with a min- very brightest weather by the simple aid of* after her bv ------speaking _ oonld ” ’be drop’ _ “ dim dinner than does his poor neighbor; while the uteneM of detail and evident trutli futures of a little plate of j. ”; ti-artfully —t. ” jxilishod tin except —t on some rare occasions, with demand for the necessaries of life upon which places their fate beyond doubt. Of what turned alia twisted to catch the Bo soli! ,---- r.,to ^,t“py ; grout benefit to all concerned. Ita abolif the JtV will donate tho laud.... j had become' of their great leader, anfl of tbo Ysy of highly diluted daylight which ! Ument would certainly further that the income of 850,000 is hardly preceptible. Tht anxiety about food on the part A prize wm offered at tho La Porto )Iod.) fair large number of men who constituted their for tho mother pre-cuting tta> largest number crews, nothing could be discovered. Only a here and there filters down from the j goo<i digestion which should always wait of tb»*e with small incomes is out of all of children. . Mm. John Line took tho premium sms 11 party of officers, block about the mouths, floor al>ove, is a mystery by no mean* I on appetite and give pertinency to tho proportion to that felt by tbe enormously with nine, the hinth being bocu on tbe ground* a with no tlesh on their bones, to im-cu amonnt the least wonderful of the many | Bphonam: “Blessed are they who have wealthy, becauao in the one case it re­ ftnr boon before the award wm nude.. ..Ed dragging a boat across thu ice, aud then they of which tho visitor to tliis commercial 1 nothing to say, for they say nothing.”— quires'nearly all the income to satisfy *he Hogan, on employe of tbe Ohio and MiaxiMtippi disappear, and nothing more is seen of them paradise catches hero and there a tantal- Boston Herald. "util bouse at of qtioaUouablo Gticalionabk- rere- I uut ^ their skeletons akeiotona «re art- found under their boat, ’! paraoise carom daily wants of the ixxly; in tho other it railroad, went into a house ‘U1J in a* tent, a* prey proy to wiki wdd beasts, beasts. and aud with j' ‘Aing glimpse. putu at Vincc:iM»L Ind., and .found Douglas and requires only a minute fraction of it. — 1. — of Kate Adama. __ ‘ rlmoxlfiil .iridenevw that Williams sitting in. the lap dreadful evidences thatther theyhad hadIw'.xti beendriven driven' > ■ Carlyle’s Leiter to a Young Man. Witknnt aoJk- . wa^i k. xmn_ io feed on tho weaker of their companions be- j Clinging Affections. fore finally yielding to atarvation and cold. | A Hird ’ s Grief. The truthful, genial temper manifested nu, dealt him a blow on the head with largo hickory stick, indicting iujtiriee from Bnch is tho sad conclusion which tho diacovcriia i| A year or so ago a little girl tiring near in your letter cannot but increase tho in­ From my window, I see in our pasture, Inch bo died. Hogan fled. The msrdcrod of tho expedition irresistibly lead to. terest I felt in you. It will bo good a fine blooded young mare, trim as an j the line of the Erie Railway, two miles , *ne uno tn we lune ruuiwav, mne* an U a nephew of Gov. Blue Jeans Wifiiama Ax Engbxh .took company h» | (nim juthbonoriU., M. T., ™ prawnud news in all time coming to learn that antelope, caressing her colt—a lor.g-eared The boiler at a Hteam-thraaher ex­ 100, OSO acres of good land io 100,0*0 in tbe the prormro provmco <rf of ।i wllh wlth B a pair of dovea. They wale wm* in the such a life m yours unfolds''itself accord­ gracelens mule. She did not caress it st Ouctac. Quebec, and is ia confident of oolonizirur colonizing thenon thereon ! habit nt of flvinv flying a>mn« about in the vicinity, ing to - premise, and bocomes in some first. She could hardly iicnr for it to ap­ county. Cal, killing ths fireman and two Chiua- a large number of English and Scotch fanners. I One day, three weeks ago, they wire flv- tolerable degree what it is capable of be­ proach her. She seemed to have a posi­ ■chr^ .*L,Ov^L' iu8 *cn*< railway track, when the ing. The problem is your own, to moke tive revulsion against the inferior crea­ '"“u“' ““ Fre“h “-J- l-ir-l mun. to rollira .ith th. or to mar; a groat problem for you, as ture. But she has become reconciled to smoke stack of the Pacific uxproes, which tlie like is for every man born into this ita deficiencies; the maternal instinct has Gait. Howgatk h Arctic steamer p(UHMM| Uie 8pot ftlxrat 7 triumphed. The case has a frequent world. Guburc. which left Washington aeveral week, morning, lie bird wm killed by the You have my entire sympathy in your parallel among human beings. People ago, and winch Iim encountered first one nus- shock, aud instantly thrown out of tho denunciation of the “explosive ” charac­ who deal in didactic generalities, are fond sight of it* mate. The female circled ter. It is frequent in three times and de­ of saying: “there can be no hr * without The corner-stone of the new Indiana home. She will remain at Uu> capital this win­ State House has been laid at Indianapolis. ter, and make another start next -season.... alxiut the spot for a few minutes in evi­ plorable wherever mot with. Expiations respect i Every day’s observation . cor­ Xx-Gov. Hendricks delivered the oration on the Dnnng the year ending the 30th of Juno 30,661 dent amazement at the sudden disappear­ are ever wasteful, woeful; central tiro rects tho assertion. We see women, and ance of her mate; She then flew to a should not explode itself, but he silent, more rarely men, of fine natures cling­ mile-post near by, and for a long time far down at tho center, and make all good ing to idols of commonest clay, surround­ ereasa of A09« tons over the year ending June gave utterance to ths mournful notes fruits grow. We eannot too often repeat ing a corrupt wreck of humanity with 30. 1879. The revenue derived from tliis source and got tho money. Her father soon discov­ charaoteristio of the dove. Suddenly to ooraelves: “Strength is seen ncA in tho sustaining, concealing and excusing is *1,226.452, an increase of <122,266 over tho ered that it was a focpi ry, and had her and her she seemed to realize what hod carried spMrns, but in stout bearing of burdens. ” mantle of love ns the vino surrousub ana lover, a scwiag-caaetane agent named Hmith, You can take comfort in the mean­ supports tho rotten true. It is rare her mate from her sight, and she rose in arrested, refusing afterward to bail her oak A National Convention will be held while, if you need it» bv the experience th at this devotion is a masculine Smith wm bailed oat and called at tbe jail to - al Farwell Hall, Chicago, on the 14th of Oc­ the air and flew swiftly in the direction tbe train had gone. She did not return of all wise men, that a nght’heavy bur­ attribute, though fathers, like the poetsee tho girt They paaued out into the yard for a promenade. In a little while four pistol «boU tober. for tho purpose of discussing the ship­ until about noon. She alighted at her den is precisely the thing wanted for a souled David, have loved and mourned ping interests of the country, and to devise cote whore she remained the rest or tho young strong man. Grievous to be for their unworthy Aboaloms, but it is ■ - ■ —...1 x.. -- - -.... .... • day, utttering her plaintive cries. Next borne; but l>enr it well; you will find it rare tiiat a man clings to a woman he has roads. The question of taxation win also morning just liefore 7 o'clock she wa* one day to have been verify bleaaed. “I ceased to respect, unless through force be discussed. Tho co-operation of the would not have any money," says the Two children were fatally poisoned New York Board of Transportation, ".nd seen to fly away and take a position on brave Jean Paul in his quaint way, “have of habit or tho coarse hold of animal pas­ sion. And yet I have known two in­ tho mile-post the spot where aha sha C -t'T. -_ . **T—1~*mo mue-podi near tne New Tort Farmer* Alliancs is assured, and all i , ___ .5, - .i Wh.n v _— .. 2—i tbe farmers' soocUm throughout tho-United , n‘ r U1C Ua? before. When had money in my youth.” He sjieoks stances in my life where mon have de­ the express train cams along she flow at a truth there, singular m it may seem to voted with faithful, patient and self­ ' denying affection, to women whom they the locomotive, hovered about the amok* many. These young obscure years ought to stack, and around the cab, as if looking tbe Miuteatppi nrcr. waa Mike Mc<-oote, the for her mate. She accompanied the be incessantly employed in gaining deot momenta of life when the coaseiouslocomotive for a mile or so. and then re­ knowledge of tilings worth knowing, re- dcm is borne in upon us that our idols Cook County (Ill.) Alliance, Dearborn street, turned to her cote. Every day since then pecially of heroic human souls worth are surely and irretrievably flawed. It The steamer Florence Meyer, from she has repeated this strange conduct. knowing; and you may believe me, the is a sharp wound, but it heals over like Site goes to her look-out for the train at obscurer such years ore, it is apt to be other wounds that life makes in onr riser, near Natchez, and soak. Five men weru precisely the same time each morning, the better. Books are needed, out yet scarred heart*. Once I know a highdrownod. and wait* until the train comer, along, not many books; a few well read. An souled, gifted woman mated to on infe­ no matter bow late it may be. Bho nev­ open, true, patient and valiant soul is rior man, who had poured out all her A negro named Henry Bird has lieen love—checked in other channels—upon moramg. Mr. Forrester died tb<< next da r, aud er goes further than about a mile with needed; that is ths one thing needful his wife Is not expected to recover... .James tho train, returning then to her cote, and her son—her one child. She had tried Hanna, of Oakland, 1*0., before retiring to bed mourning piteously all day.—A’cic Fort Good Taste. to breathe her soul into tho boy—her tine Sun. Good taste ia sometimes aa useful as sense of honor and truth, her aspiriqg A dispatch from Jacksboro, in money ; indeed it ha* a pecuniary value energy — her pure imagination. She of its Awn. How often do we see j would not believe how miserably she had Dtamood Robberies. gruahi Northiwn Pacific railroad wm brid to New York failed; she woold not see how the eoane Tbe robbery of Lord Eldon of >100,last wa-k. B<»olutionK favoring tbo speedy wen cotton completion of the road were ]>oMed. It was 000 worth of plate and jewelry colls at­ ranged cottage exceeding in attractive­ metal could not receive the fine temper breakbone tention to tbe fact that not all of tbe ness the spacious and costly but ill-con­ and polish. She shut her eyes to ni» ing exteat clever burglars have immigrated to this trived dwellings! Tho difference be­ short comings; 'she excused them to her­ Imo m fxr m completed, tbxt money country. It is estimated that fifty thefts tween taste and the want of it is strik­ self and others with all the ingenious obtainwl to pu-Mb tbe enterpn-e. Tbs of this sort have been accomplished in ingly manifested in the. laying out of protests lave could devise. When at lag oOeera *n elected : Frotenck I England within the last ten years, the grounds and the planting of trees and last there could be no doubt; when a the building at night, aud eaaggregate of plunder exceeding 82,500,­ slirubs. And it is also manifest in othei deed showing such palpable lack of prin­ 000. The most conspicuous robberies ways. Ono person always appears well ciple and refinement, stripped the boy’s Tux eleventh annual convention of Ixeide this late one were those of Lady dressed ; another never. Yet the one who character of the veil her love had thrown rf th. late Civil Sheriff Elleemore aud Lady Dudley. The usual is ill-dressed may pay his tailor twice as over it, it wm an all but mortal blow to «en arre« the mother. Her heart withered and plan is for the burglars, while the fami­ much in the year as the other. of •«, Ob?. shrunk under it, yet the mother-love did ly is at dinner, to get into a lady’s room notfuiL It faltered an instant; it dropped RecognitloE. by a ladder. The diamonds are taken out of their settings, which are at once After ho had chased tho car for a forever the sustaining hands of respect melted, and tlien the jewels can readily block and a half he managed to get and of hope, but it kept on alone—by tlie I lie sold to the trade. A well-knewu aboard, when, much to his indignation, side of tlie morally—crippled being she London firm is said to have emerged he found one of his friends in the car. had onoe dreamed would lie the oulmi- { half the usual from obscurity within twelve months af­ “ Yon saw mo running—why didn’t you nating dower ami finish of her life. So ; i nyr th*, 1 ter Lady EUusmore’s $150,000 worth of stop the enr aud not let me run myself diamonds were taken, and it is con­ to death ? ” and with a hooked finger he the facts of her offspring’s long eara and G. F. Grace, the celebrated English jectured that many of thorn stolen jeweb slung some of the perspiration from liis guwkjj- limbs. —Marg A’. Bryan in Bunny are now worn by faahioualde ladies al brow trit of tbe window. “I didn’t Newport and Saratoga. recognize you at first I could only see CiucA.ao has8,000 hquor saloons. iu reply, “b-but m-my mother ia.” Jots Billinoh haa found one thing that money cannot buy, nnd that iu the wag of a dog’s tail. It is an honest ex-, presaion of opinion on the port of the “There,” said a charming lady, with a naive expression that made her face “What papers off my writing-desk ore you burning there cried an author to the servimt-gfrl. “ Oh, only the pa­ lter what’s all written over, sir. I hnin't A man goto into trouble by marrying two wives. If he marriea only one, he may have trouble;, and some men have come to sure tribulation by simply Two ooquETTEa met a gentleman in I | , ; i tainly-wcrc m love with him yesterday.” “ Yea, lor about on hour. I faucie<l that hc resomblcd somebody with whom I was in itbve for a week fast year.” An Irish agent, having been instruct­ ed to raise rents, called a meeting of the tenants, and apprised them of the inten­ tion. “You can afford it,” said he; “see how the price/, have risen.” Si­ lence wm broken by on old farmer, who said: “ Ye*; there is no denying that. - It used to cout a pound to get an agent shot, and now,be jabers, it can’t be done under two.” The rente have not been raised. A mintstke was questioning his Sun­ day-school concerning the atory of Eutychus—tho young man who,'listening to the preaching of the apostle Paul, fell asleep, and, falling down, wm* taken up dead. 4*What” he said, “do we learn from tliis solemn event?” when the reply from a little girl came pat and prompt, “ Please, sir, ministers should not preach too long sermons,*’ They were walking in the fields, and Mary hesitated to puss through a lane that contained u pugnaciouu-looking goat “Why, Mary, said Charles, “ come along ; this is the first time you ever refused me when I asked you u> pass the butter.’’ Upon this appeal, of course aha hesitated no longer, especial ly ns she now noticed that William wm tethered. Paris, and carried before tlie Tribunal of Correctional Police. “You know how to read fortunes ?" said a man of great wit, bat rather fond of a ioke for a mag­ istrate. “I do, sir,” said the sorcerer. “In that case,” said thePratident, “you know the judgment we intend to pro­ nounce?” “Certainly.” “What will happen to you?” “Nothingf’ “You are sure of tfiat?” “Yee; you will acquit me.” “Acquit yon?” “There is no doubt uliout it” “ Why?” . “ Because, sir, if it hail been your intention to con­ demn me, you would not have added irony to misfortune.” The Presiilent, disconcerted, turned, to his brother Judges, and the sorcerer wm discharged. What people want is confidence. It does not look well for a deacon to take an umbrella to church and carry it into Iris pew ond.hang to it. What he should do is to leave the umbrella out in the vestibule, with that supremo confidence that a men hu when he bet* on four Kccfi. To see the prominent men of the church carry their umbrellas into their pews makes the ordinary sinner feel m though he wm suspected. THE MARKETS. NEW TORE. UXA ia SJ »¥<d 50 8X Colts—tint Lacn. CHlCAGOl' Madlnm to Fair. tnous—Fancy widts winter Ex'. Ma a Sprtof. £ MiLWaviunt."’ st. u>vtk S TO .......................... un Hiseo * CZECinATi." TOLEDO. i2 TXS’ DETROIT.' jukckx : 1’^**—* wjnuVuonx.... Pvxx-Clear i.s INDIAXATOUE �were models of and purveyor of highways in । tnd mountainous iiai-ts. ‘ "VY a staff which he be seen traverani ____ _____ __ and exploringvaUeya. It was under the Thu beet way tn move old strawberry direction of Metcalf that many of the plants is to wait till after a heavy raiu roads over the Peak; in Iterl y, bi re, were when ground is snaking wet, and take altered ; -and he also designed and sn- how many'varieties of shaving are possi­ ble. Woman is accused of being, the party who devotes her time to appear­ ances and frivolities of the mirror, but, with tbe great London road without the 1,000 jjMWJDgera. Trains will leave with old plants.—Fruit Hecarder. To keep ths flire from troubling your every three minutes, and the tare will blandly seta down his deoon horare rub on tlie legs, neck and I lodyof being a matter of necessity. lie five cents. • a horse, a weak solation of carlxihc acid. HOUSEKEEPEKP HELPS. And it is true that that It is a good preventive. Or take one To Peel Praches.—Dip them a min­ Th« value of wives varies in different pound of black walnut leaves, put in a quart <rf water, let them stand a few ute in hot water, then in cool, and the and is, aud should bo acknowledged to countries. In America they are often hours then boil half an lionr, strain off skin peels off readily. be, a concession to the looking-glaM and expensive companions, hut in tlie higher the liquid nnd when cold it is ready far to vanity. But the point is, that old os regions of the river Amar, aud on tho use. leaves nnd bunches of green grapes, with is tbs art, it is a singular thing how few Babon SaHHim, of Austria, has con­ tho tendrils tvisting gracefuilv. are know how to shave. " Nearly all Jmen Ussuri, in Siberia, according to informa­ beautiful for garnishing dishes or forms shave in the pnnsive voice. ” This may tion furnished to the British Scientific firmed the experiments conducted at the farm school of Hanbandieres, that gyj>- of jolly. be taken ka tlie grammatical phrase or as Association, by the Bev. Henry Lans- sum applied to lucerne when the after­ Black cotton gloves will not crack the an acknowledgement of the voice of tho dell, the ptiee of a wife ia eight' or ten math has Ixwm out. or during winter, hands if scalded in salt and water before bartier which tli ey have to endure. Each wearing. Tlie salt prevents fading. dogs, a sledge, or two casre of brandy. tells most eflfeettjally on tlie improved signification is true. And while nearly When almost dry one should put them all men consent to refer their shaving to In another'part of the world, according hay crop the following season; better still, tlie application of a small dose of on in order to stretch them and keep a few who make it a business, only, to evidence furnished to tlie tuixiui usaoci- gypanm after eaah cutting of luoerne, them in good shape. a fraction of that few understand thenatton by Wilfred Powell, in Now Britain etc., is very marked. Ladies who do their own work will art. .and the neighboring islands on the east There is a financial blunder at the bot­ Vicx'k J/a<7<irinc recommends coffee find that in addition to a long apron a pair of cajico sleeves with a rubber cord tom of it that makes trouble all through. const of .Guinea, the wives are the abso­ proundB as a manure for plants. A lady in the top is a dispenser of happiness. The dogma that a shave is a shave u a in San Francisco lately received mhdo lute projwrty of their husbands, and ore plants from Mexico, and with the plants One can slip them on over cuffs nnd nice mistake. One man with a stiff lieord bought, sold, and eaten by their Ixdter came the advise to ,fertilize them with ilresa sleeves, get tea nnd even wash tho and a full face will choose to have liis halves. There was one New Britain waste coffee and coffee grounds. This dishes without injuring tho dress. whole expansive aountenanoe clean shorn; another will sliave on his npiier lip. To young woman who rebelled at her matri­ was done, and the result was so satisfac­ monial relations, whereupon her hus­ tory that the samfl treatment was tried on some new new potatoes, nil of flic same each it is “a shave,” and eacii is charged roses, and the effect was a healthy and size—about os large as apricots. Boil alike. One may require thirty minutes' band said he could pnt her to better use, vigorous growth, and; more and *bcttcr them in salt water; drain them when dry, attention, the other ten minutes. The and straightway killed and ate her. flowers and of^KcFbolors. nou pour over Uiem a mus drawn nutter first will dull a razor, and the second not Unfortunately, according to the sain The annual importation of some $25,­ sauce. These potatoes, when properly affect its edge. To each it is 10 cents. cooked nnd served very hot, orc delicious. Now, a harbor’s working day, we will as­ authority, the eating in New Britain is 000,000 in flax and tlax goods would na­ Anchovt Sandwiches.—Take the con­ sume, is ten hours long. If he is occu­ not confined to wives. The natives are turally lead to the inquiry as to what is tents of a bottle of anchovies, wash them pied three-quarters of tho time, he must lieing done in this country to supply that fond of missionary meat, and think the demand at home. The crop of flaxseed in several waters, remove the Ixmos and be busier than’ he usually appears to be. English are unutterably stupid because increases each year, nnd so docs the im­ put them in a mortar with a enmutity of This gives him seven hours’ labor, and they are unwilling to feast on' such s portation of flax. Is there no profitable butter eqnal to them in bulk; pound if he struck a day of half-hour faces, his thoroughly, so as to get a smooth paste, whole receipts would be $1.40. If his delicacy as the human thigh, prepared medium plaocin flax growing where the wherewith spread the siicca of bread. luck gave 'him. ten-minute cases, he seed and the filler may both be made n with cocoanul milk and dressed with When canning fruit have a cup of would take in $4.20. Evan this would more profitable business than seed-grow­ banana leaves. Mr. Powell does not ing alone? flonr paste ready; if your rublx'ra ore old, not jmy were it not for the seductive or tlie zinc rings or covers tire bent n hu side issues—the liair-cute and shampoos advise women, to emigrate to New Mr. Grddes lately told tho New York tin, you may still make them air-tight of the trade—that bring in more per Farmers' Club of the economy of buying with the paste. Britain. If yon tiro at all hour than the fundamental industry. sections of old steam boilers for farm doubtful about the condition of your Now, as tho ciroumAtances of shav­ Here is a criticism of Bernhardt by -oilers, which can easily l>o fitted with can it is a good notion to use the jiaste. ing go, it is a constant hurry to finish a skeleton heads, can be bought cheap, Alice Harrison, the burlesque actress; and they answer the purpose. Mr. Ged­ Tomato Soup, .With Meat.—Skim and man, ns shaving scarcely pays at the Ixsst, nnd if be is one of the moat alisorb“ I think the American public will bo des related his experience in rolling wheat strain a gallon of stock made from fresh ing subjects—full sliave and stiff lieard meat, skin and slice n dozen large, ripe disappointed. They will go once to see on certain soih containing clay, where —it is a loss to work upon him. To shave tomatoes, put through a sieve and add her, and that’s all. I paid §10 for a seat fall rolling causes the formation of scale to the stock. Boil half an hour. Mix him carefully tokos too much time and that eventually kills the wheat On up in the fourth tier of the Gayety The­ sandy or light sals fall rolling is generally smooth a spoonful of flour, a little but­ costs tlie edge of the razor. To skim over his face, cutting off sections of beard ater, London, to see the liesHulvertisetl advisable. ‘ A roller is o dangerous tool ter, lie careful not to. have it lumpy, hero and there, and leaving odd oases of season with pejiper, salt and a teaspoonactress in the world. I call her uneven­ in inexperienced hands. He gives the hair along the deserts of tlie cheek, saves following rule: Roll soils that you wish ful of sugar. Simmer ten minutes and the razor and spofls the person who pays ly great; that is my opinion of her as to compact, but if not, lot it .alone; never it is ready to serve. an artist She is the female Bornum of roll in wet weather. Clay soils may lie Summer Complaints.—In nine coses for the operation, and who should not be entirely forgotten. Tho scale of prices tho dny. Why, she even advertises her rolled in the spring, but not in the fall.— out of ten these compbints can be ought "to be regulated by what one gets, clicckcd, if taken in season, by wearing thinness. I have iiwn plenty of actresses Syractuc Journal. flannel over the region of the bowels. and barliers ought to have the courage A writer in The Practical Fanner who were far thinner than she. But she Until the British army in India was com­ to charge for what ther do. This done, a revolution in the art uses everything as on advertising dodge. gives results of experience in saving pelled to wear flannel during tho entire flower seeds. No general rule can l>o would follow. Speed would not be the 8ho descends to little tricks, too, which laid down, each sort requiring special hot season tt was constantly reduced by diarrheea. Diet ia for more |x>tent than great aim. Attention could lie given to I tliink are out of place in a tegitin^ate treatment Pansy seeds must lie saved medicine in curing this disorder, and the removal at the beard, which, in old actress, and are only becoming in a while they ore quite green, ns the pods when-duly assisted by flannel and en­ ! times, it wot as imjKirtant to remove as aonbrettc like myself. She wears thin, burst as soon as they turn yellow, throw­ forced quiet rarely foils to cure if used I the lather, aud the man who went out of ing the seed several feet Plants of tho barber's shop would leave satisfied, long museatella gloves, aud toys with phlox ore pulled up when a fair oinonnt promptly. Flannel ab.ould be worn by night as well as. bv day. If mothers instead of hoping that the next time it them, pulling them up and down. She* of the seed is ripe, and spread on largo who have trouble with teething children would lie lietter. We recommend these bangs her hair, and the frizzes reach to sheets in a warm gnrret On a small will send their addresses with stamp wo considerations to the trade without charge her eyebrows, ’and she does tlreae little *»lo handpicking msy dix Petunia and will' give them further information • in for the advice. Shaving is a custom of portnlnca are tn-atol in the same way, civilization; playing with soap bubbles is tricks, and Miss Hamsun illustrated the except that tho porthlaca plants aro out tliis respect—Neiv York Tribune.. •a game of childhood. It is now a matter Tomato Soup. Without Meat.—Put a feminine habit of smoothing tho bong off, and they grownup again for another spoonful or more of nice pork drippings of luck which of these falls to the bar­ crop. Verbenas must lie handpicked down over the forehead.’ "Now, those iuto the Mitip-pot over tbe fire, wb.-n hot ber's patron to-day. tricks aro not worthy of a great actress— twice a week for several weeks. throw iu a sliced onion, aud when the Acout twelve rears ago there was pieces are of a browuiirh hue add fifteen Habit*. that is soubretto’s business. She has great excitement in all portions of the medium-sized ripe tomatoes, peeled and Habit constantly strengthens all our very high cheek bones, and her face is West about -the ml vantages of cooking sliced. Stir until well' heated through, active exertions. Wbiitaver we do often, not remarkable. Her eyes aro flashing food for stock of all kinds. On one of then add a qmfrt of boiling water and a we liccome mure and more apt to do. A and penetrating. But their expression tlie largest dairy farms in Wisconsin all tablespoonful of cho|>ped.paraley. Cook snuff-taker begins with a pinch <A snuff ia peculiar. They remind me of a tlie hay, straw and corn fodder, as well slowly half an hour, strain, 'pressing per day, and ends with a pound or two as the grain and roots fed to the cows, through tlie tomatoes. Return to the every month. Swearing begins in anger; whipped hound.” was cooked. The proprietor uf the es- ]x>t, season with pepper and salt, a tea­ it ends by mingling iteclf with ordinary tablisliment was well satisfied with the spoonful of sugar, two talilesjioonfab of conversation. Such like instances are reunite. Alxnit tho time Mr. Clay car­ butter rolled in a spoonful of flour and a of too common notoriety to need that HuaIcoI Composers and Their Habits. ried on a series of experiments to test the u-asjxxinful of hot boiled rice. Cook they be adduced; but, ns I before ob­ Haydn, when he sat down to comp.w, relative value of raw and cooked corn slowly ten minutes longer and poux out- served, at the very time tliat the ten­ always dressed himself with tlie utmost when fed for hogs designed for tho dency to do the thing is every day in­ care—hod his hair nicely powdered and market on dm larm near ixixington, Kycreasing, the pleasure resulting from it NewxpApcr Work. pnt an his best suit Frederick II had He pnblished the results of his experi is, by the blunted sensibility of the bodi­ Many young mon, fresh from ooUego, ly organ, dimijpahed, nnd tlie desire is given him a diamond ring, aud Haydn menu, which were v<gy favorable to aeclared that if he happened to begin cooking food, and they' attracted great crammed with learning aud ambition, irresistible, though the gratification is During several following desire to Ixxiomo journalist* that they nothing. There is rather an entertain­ without it he could not summon a single ottentiou. idea. He could write only on the finest years cooking food for stock was "all the may exercise moral influence over the ing example of this in Fielding’s " Life paper, and was as particular in forming rage.” There was literally no end to the masses which aro reached by a news­ of Jonathan .Wild," in that scene where his notes as if he hod been engrasing sorts of cooking apparatus that were ex­ paper. They do not understand that he is represented as playing at cards them on copper plate. After all these hibited at fairs nnd offered for sale. The journalists are not turned out of universi­ with the Count, n professional gambler. ■minute preparations.hebegan by choosing mania for cooking food for stock stopfied ties ready made. -Journalism is a pro- “ Such,” says Mr. Fielding, “ was the tlie theme of his subject, and fixing into almost as suddenly as it began. Some fessicn which can only be mastered after power of habit over tlie minds of these what keys he wished to modulate it; and ik-dtred that there was no gain by it un­ long years of active service—os tho illustrious persons, that Mr. Wild could he, as it were, varied the action of der any circumstances; others said it was same principle that to be a good lawyer, not keep lus hands out of the Count's his subject by imagining to himself the only economical when fuel was cheap and or a successful minister, or a competent pookets, though he knew they were incidents of some little adventure or food dear, while a few affirmed that mechanic, one must have practical ex­ empty ; nor cdhld tlie Count abstain growing and breeding animals were nctn- perience, and can attain prominence romance. from jadming a card, although he waa Gluck, when he felt himself in a humor nlly injured by eatisg cooked food. Thu only after long years of patient labor. well swore that Mr. Wild had no money for composing, had his piano carried truth about the matter is that experi­ Yeung men ou leaving college are apt to to |my liim. ” into a lieautiful field, and thus enlivened ments were never half tried. Raw corn tliink they oould shape the destiny of a his imagination. Sarti, a man of gloomy was steamed for a few minutes and cooked. nation if "they oould only get control of Lovelj Woman Stoops Again. uxugination, preferred tlie solemn still­ Pumpkins and mote were subjected to the columns of some newspaper. Per­ The mischievous daughter of a Phil­ ness of a spacious room, dimly lighted steam till their outward appearance was haps a young graduate doue get an op­ adelphia broker at Saratoga went into n dianged samewliat and pronounced by a single, lamp. Cimarosa delighted portunity to write editorials for’some in noise and mirth. Surrounded by a cooked. The instances were very few country weekly. He launches a bolt, hotel barber shop to have her hair banged. party of friends he composed his operas, where the food was nubjected to heal a and then anxiously awaits the report. He After hex locks had been clipped a male friend took her place in the chair. "Let aud as the ideas praiented themselves he sufficient length of time to scaunplish generally waits in vain, and is both seized and embtxlied them. Paraiello any change that would be bencticiAl. pained and chagrined to find out that me shave you,” she said. "You don’t dare to,” ho replied. oompoaad his Barhierre de Saviylia Quite recently the subject of cooking food his majestic utterances have attracted "Its you that don’t dare." and Zxi Afoliiutra in bed. Sachini de­ lor animals, especially for work horses, up attention whatever. Perhaps he gets "I’ll bet you—” clared that he never could oomposc ex­ lias lieen revived, and the prospect is that u jxisitiun on one of tho big dailies, and, "Bet whatr cept when his two favorite cate were sit­ reliable experiments will now be mode with a proud heart, he hands in to the in testing its comparative value. — Chi ­ ting one ou each shoulder.—GirU'Oum managing editor a long article, over “All right If you’ll let me ahava you cago Timet. Paper. ' which he has spent several days and nights in writing and rewriting, only to Hl finish with a ki-w.” Curiosities Indeed. Tho voung man laid himself back in i... i„ it.-4 __ Ulillxlag a Pest. the chaar and said, "Go ahead." Julius Clarotic, tho French journalist, A Maryland farmer is making money Tlie girl did not hesitate. She worked found two curioaitiea for sole in u Paris ixincise statement of news. He is per ­ out of au enormous crop of potato-bugs. under the barber's directions, and before Being opjx»ed to tlie use of parts green, bric-a-brao shop which ore worth men­ haps detailed to write up some congenial a crowd of liilorious spectalora. The he rigged up a large wash-boiler in his tioning. One is a piece of stuff supposed subject, and is ordered to have it done young man evidently liked it when she to lie skin, but resembling a banana-peel. at a certain time. Hampered thus, pin ­ field, and hiring six men, collected the rubbed in the lather with her soft little lings and soused them in * J Tho inscription accompanying it roods as ioned genius refuses to work, and the ’/foftows* “Piece of the skin of theaer- ambitious youth makes a flat failure. hand, but when she came to wielding the Al>vut two gallons were oo pent which tempted our Mother Eve- ii Journalism, is drudgery—plodding, un- razor he was subjected to a dreadful accident a piece of old ahec knubse. Adwu killed tim reptile the -ostentatious drudgery. The individual ordeal. The danger of a cut throat su ’ on for uext a •P«Br. which the trace work which makes a complete newspa­ nd that 0,1,1 y-'1 fc® seen. Authenticity guaran- per attracts no attention from the public on hour he was astonished . __________ . .. 4..A.1 hr anvnr^u Anri ItiArilrwian* * 1*1 •• and tearing by an unskilfully handled generally. Beaders say tliis or tiiat the h ither had changed its color to tlie blade. Still he eecajMxl with a few paper is a good one, without once caring richest dark crimson. Tliis arousing his who did this or tliat to make it such. a rntclics, and got the kiss, coyly but curiotity, he inserted other materials, expanaku of tha rails, eoaaequeDtiy tbe cars will run without tbe' usual rattle and clank od the rail joints. Bixty-tou locomotives will bo used that will con­ sume their smoke and condense their two-thirds of Wretera Union Telegraph steiun. The tunnel and cars will be lit by electricity. The spued wflllie twentybecome Preaident of that company. five mil« w hour, includtog stoppages, 8ATURDAT, ‘ The tabulation of the wealth, debt *nd taxation <rf Ohio has been completed. The total amwwed valuation of the State ia $1,548,000,000, against $1,168,000,000 in 1870, $960,000,000 in I860, $484,000,­ 000-in 1850, and $126,000,000 in 1840. A Kashas Citt reporter records the fact that the defeated candidate “took his way to the train, wrapped in gloom an elegant fit, but the store cloth«« were too abort in the legs and very boggy about the shoulders.” . Tint committee' of architects appoint­ ed by Qmgrere to decide npon a plan and site for a new Congressional Library have decided to recommend the removal of-the library from the Capitol building, and the erection of a separate edifice upon one of the public squares in Wash­ ington. A. remarkable woman,' Mm. Mary Ann Dean, died lately in St Louis. She was 37 years old, aud had been married twenty years. She was the mother of twenty-one ‘’children, of whom there were three pairs of twins, two seta of triplets, and four were born at one birth. Ten of her children are living. One of the most remarkable operations in dentistry ever recorded was performed at Portemouth^N. H., recently. A boy who had lieen out for a drive waa de­ scending from the carriage, when tbe horse gave a vigorous whiskBf his tail, twisted tlie end of a hair around one of the boy’s front teeth, and pulled it out «o quickly that ths lad hod hardly time to feel tho loss. The distance required to stop railroad -trains increases very rapidly with the increase of rates of speed. In experijnents made in England, the Westing­ house brake stopped a train moving at tho rate of 41.5 miles an hour at a point •only 485 feet distant from the place where tlie brake was applied, but when tho jipeed was increased to 61 miles an hour tlie distance run after tlie applica­ tion of the brake was 1,185 feet, nnd when tho speed of the train was increased to 67 miles on hour the distance traversed after the application of tlie brake, watt 2,005 feet Similar results were obtained when the other brakes were used. A patient nearly exterminated a dentist nt Waterville, Me. He was a strong, healthy fellow of #3, and the doctor had administered gas preparatory to extracting some teeth. Scarcely had tlie patient been well filled with gas and a tooth drawn, when, jumping up like a flash, he aimed a tremendous blow at the doctor’s head. Ducking under, the doctor escaped tho blow, and giving the fellow a vigorous push sent him bock again into the chair, But his blood was up, and, jumping up quickly, he struck the wall at tlie side of the chair two fear­ ful blows with his douoled fist which fairly shook the building. In a minute he was himself again, Tlie impress of two sets of knuckles remains on the wall. A plainly-ddersed little lady from San Francisco recently appeared at a Cali­ fornia watering place, and was snubbed by all tlie ladies present She sent home for her Ixsst dresses and all her .diamonds. After her trunks arrived she went down in a magnificent morning drees mode by Worth, and profusely •ornamented with diamonds, and her two little children were dressed in the height • of fashion. Everybody seemed anxious to make amends far post slights, but she was extremely - distant to one and all. She cut them this way tor a week, then pocked up her nine Saratoga trunks and .sent them home, and resumed her plain and comfortable vacation clothes. One by one the fade. It seems 'that no*- that we have lost Beatrice De •Onci, William Tell and a host of other old standbys, we are to be called on to 'bewail tho departure of that, scantily-at­ tired equestrienne, Lady Godiva. A writer in Notef mid Queries says she is a myth. It is impossible that she should have ridden through Coventry, tar the reason that Coventry was not in exist­ ence at the time. There ft, however, .some foundation for the legend. Godiva -was a lady possessing pust wealth, with -which she determined to found anden-Aow an alibey. This she did, “strip­ ping herself of all tliat she had,” and thence the legend. Coventry gradually atrouts, and consequently no tidls, until •Godiva had lieen dead aileaat’ a century. So rapidly has the production of wheat inrruaaed in British India that tlie coun­ try now ranks fourth in the Ibtof whoat- mid ascertained another jieculiarity of the liquid. The material placed in tt CharieaLL, known as ‘The Bald' King changed first to a dark brown, then a of France." Clarette adds that do doubt some one will l>e found to buy three curi- light red, tennmatiug in the brilliant railways. Broadway will be tunnded scariot, which was tlie permanent color. CotUK.-qne.nce, formation at a stock com­ from the Battery hr Central Park. pany to make dyeing mixtures from jx> Thtrr will be, in fact, two tunnels, each Jtfteeu foot in diameter, aud they willjbe A orxat decrease of marriag-s in Ire­ in the middle of Broadway just below land is one of the results oi the hard time* there. to you in my last charity aermoQ ilanthropy wm the Lowe of our you must have understood me specie,' which may account for allures of tho collection. Yow Setting Type by Telepbene. The London Timet contains an article describing the system of telephonic* re­ porting adopted by that journal, in order to have the latest and fullest report of the speeches made in the House of Par­ liament Permission having been ob-_ tained from the Metropolitan Board of Works to lay the necessary wires in the subway of the Embankment, a new con­ nection between tlie House of Commons and the Timet office was formed, and one of Edison’s loud-spealdng telephones placed at either end. The immediate re­ sult of this arrangement has been to bring the compositor at tlie machine into ______ *i.~ n..xi_ enable the debates to be reported and printed from half to three-qnartera o? an nour later than had previously been poasible. The notes made by tlie reporter can bo read directly into to the telephone receiver in a room adjoining the gallery either by the reporter, himself when re­ lieved or by another person employed far the purpose; and. the compositor, at his ninchine in the office, sits with his ears in juxtaposition with the other terminal of tlie instrument. Tho plan which haa been found the ninst efficacious for the purpose of shutting ant distracting sounds of other kinds is to place the disk of tho telephone above and behind tho compositor, nnd then to arrange two tubes, euch'with'twu trumpet-shaped ex­ tremities, in such a manner that theaa extremitiiea are applied at one end to tbo two sides of the telephone disk and at tlie other end to tho two earn of the compositor. The compositor is also fur­ nished with a speaking instrainenft-, with a key for ringing a bell, and with a bell which ia rung from the House, a simple code of bell signals, consisting of one, two, or three strokes, sufficing for the ordinary requirements of each message. The compositor announces by tho bell that ho is ready, receives a sentence, strikes tlie bell to indicate that he under­ stands it, sots up the type with his ma­ chine, strikes the bell again for tho reader to continue his dictation, and so on until the work is carried as far ns time will allow. If there is any doubt or difficulty about the words, a l>cU signal will cause them to be rejected, or explanations can be sought and received by direct vocal communication. In this power, indeed, resides one of the chief advantages of tbe method, undone which ought to lead to greater accuracy than has ever previously been attainable. The names of people, places, etc., can bo spelled out letter by letter if there is any doubt about them. —Scientific American. The Prime of Life. Between the ages of 45 and 60 a man who has properly regulated himself may be considered iu the prime of life. Hui matured strength of constitution renders him almost impervious to an attack of disease, and experience has given sound­ ness to liis judgment His mind is reso­ lute, firm and equal ; all bis functions are iu tho highest order; he assumes mastery over his business ; builds up a competence on the foundation he has laid in early manhood, and passes through a period of life attended by many gratifications. Haring gone a year or two over 60 he arrives at a standstill. But athwart this is the via­ duct called the turn of life, which, if crossed in safety, leads to the valley of old age,” round which the river winds, and then beyond, without boat or cause­ way, to eflect his passage. Tho bridge in, however, ccustnicted of fragile ma­ terial, and it depends bow it is trodden whether it bend or break. Gout or apoplexy ore also in tlie vicinity to way­ lay the traveler ai>d thrust him from the pass ; but lot him gird up his loins and provide him with a fitter staff, and he may trudge on in safety and with per­ fect composure. To quit metaphor, " tho turn of life ” is a turn either into a prolonged walk or into the grave. The system and jxiwera, having reached the utmost expansion, now begin either to close like a flower at sunset or break down at once. One injudicious stimu­ lant, a single fatal excitement, may force it beyond its strength, while a careful supply of props aud the with­ drawal of all that tends to f<«ee a plant will sustain it in lieauty and vigor until night has entirely set in. Getting a Character. Be wondrous wary of your first com­ portments ; get a good name, aud be very tender of it afterward; far ’tis like the Venice glass, quickly cracked, never to be nfeuded, though patched it may be. To this purpose, taka along with you this fable. It happened that Fire. Water and Fame went to travel together (as you are doing now); they consulted tliat if they lost one another, how they might be retrieved, and meet again. Fire said, "Whore you see smoke, there you will find me.” Water said, “ Where you see marsh and moorish low ground there you shall find me.” But Fame said, "Take heed how you lose me, for if you do you will ruu a great hazard never to meet me again ; there’s no re­ trieving of me.” . The Afhenatutn, of London, lias this to say in reference to circus tickets in tlie olden time: "Common in classical antiquity were the tickets of ailmismon to circuses aud amphitheaters. Three axe little ‘squt-ezes’ of baked clay, tho material having been pressed into And this alone would be cruel to tlie Aa^lgwitiM. Wo may excuse the foreigner if, hi sjieakiug our language, he occasionally misapplies an mnbiguonB word, however A Wouderfnl Blind Mun. oddly it may sound. Dr. Chalmers ones entertained a distingbiwhed guest from A very remarkable blind man, named John Metcalf, a native of Manchreter, Hwitaerlaiid, whom he asked if be would was living at tbe beginning of this centbe helped to some "kippered salmon.’’ urjr; The American Humane Areodatfon The foreign divine asked the meaning of turn deposited $5,000 at Boston to be the uncoutli word "kippered," aud was living being gained by hia conducting Hwartled the inventor of mi improved told that it meant "preserved." Soon Mtrangecv through intricate routes dufafter the Bwitzer made um- of this newly- appears he expects it to lie the feature of tlie paper, and is disappointed if peojde do not talk alout it and insist upon knowing who wrote it ; whereas be may write for years without achieving distii’Ctiun. theater, or such as were proper to the city to which each belonged. For ex- hock of many makers, veritable manual of dreof thumbs that lx>y when ho stepped on a wuspt* �Never in the histosy of sewing machine, has any machine accomplished such success as THE WHITE. a exit a tail. A wag got hold J»f hb editor’s whukv bedbottle, aud lalwled it. “Te be continued KteMd wMH h it. .hist before thin wm put tip some of the women went to spy><1, and discovered dial it wan bv bed-bug*. Thin fact was nne mouth. Let us therefore be thank­ (Mind until it came to the ears ful! that if it does bite it doesu’t kick. Plant your neighbors cate early. One under each fruit tree will help OOX IIIHI BM1U , “Words nuiiiot express the poigancy your crop and do your neigh hors a good of my morrow over the . luiw caiuird tarn beside*. which has been put in circubtlioiv in In these days of pedestrian ism, thi* this crowd. I li..ve nold goods in tliis isn’t bad: "Iu tbe race for matrianony*' town for twenty-nine years,- nnd this it is not always the girl wbojrovera tbe is tlie first itiFtotice in which iiugn have rn<»t laps tliat win*.” been permitted to step between me. When n girl is twenty she feels very and fhepurrliMahtgpublic. Ladies and ensy on that score.. It’s only when *he grntleiiiNn.if there Is a bug in or about scores another that she begins to won­ ■ that IwdHti-ad 1 want to nee him. I der who inrented wrinkles. cannot nnd will not believe there i*. It A woman in Oshkosh ground nearly lhr'.u.( would i* a Blander—< most foul slan­ der on the character of tliis worthy half a skirt through a clothes wringer Is-fore discovering that her baby was Foraalt by all Drnccbtaand D»*1-t» «ramtiy. widow,' who is about to remove to toe in the skirt. It was an awful strain ou state of Ohio.'’ ’ Being in vited to step down nnd vi-w th • wringer. JT IS A FACT tlie bugs for himself? be made an in­ Thft'State of Texas has no debts, and spection. They were there. They an expended balance of five hundred were galloping in nnd out and up oodI thousand dollars iu her treasury. We down, and it wns no use to dispute thei recommend her to enlarge her public fact. school system. “iuMliea and gentleman.” raid the! An Iowa woman by her will left an auctioneer aa ho renumed his post, “I old arm chair to one of her sons. In the found bugs. I don’t exactly remember stuffing was found a roll of bank notes the Latin name for them, but they an*1 amounting to $400. Tbe legal question there. And now let me talk to you m1 Is whether the money belongs to the a friend. Bedbugs were not made for sou. .InJba HRY, COUNTY gaudy «how, nor were they made for a Light-minded young thing, in a bath­ life of east-. It is a law of nature t ha t Our । they should inhabit bedsleadM. They ing suit “Surely, Aunt Margaret, you flaUb. can n» more go out under the barn nnd ’re not going to wear yonr spectacles in mnk* n living than a dog can become the water?” Aunt M. “Indeed I am. Nothing shall induce me to takeoff an an eagle and Host through space. The Wtfeer., axcraion among you to tills insect Is other thing." Rhe raid it was a very bright idea. founded on fame principles. Hie bite Bureaus, . scarcely irritates the uleeper. but it He raid he knew a brighter one, nnd Extension Tables, cleanses nnd purifies tlie blood. But when she asked what it was he answer­ foi the bedbugs of this country we ed, “Youreye, dear!” Thera woe si­ should all have boils and carbuncles. lence for a moment; then she laid her ‘amp Chairs, Ac. They keep down warts. They cause head upon the rim of his ear and wept. moles to dirapitear. Give them a A curious correspindent. "George chancebnd they would remove corns J.,” wants to know if editor’s shears aro Common ’Furniture without pain.* The preat----- ." sharp. No, George, dear na there is "Fifty cents!” called an old woman nothing sharp about a ne wspaper office. Of every dncriptlou who remembered that she had a reme­ People who drop in to show the editor dy at home. how to run the paper furnish all of Our Undertaking Departmn’t "Fifty cents! lam offered fifty cents that—or would like to. lor a $10 bedstead, nnd as I was going Complete In every particular! A Wisconsin clergyman preached on to ray, the .great Nupoleon always ask- I tile sin of attending to money matters We guarantee . td for a bed with bugs tn IL I am of- { ! on Sunday, and when tbe deacon j>assfered fifty cents, ana yet Ciesar had his . hniHL LJ ail------ "----- " ” ------------------ I contribution plate, not a |ierson Prices that Can ’ t 1 Undersold J’ ' would put in a cent. And somehow the ..I,nr *’“X . .. p . . preacher didn’t feel flattered nt the Thanking our numerona patron, of tbe paat aeathe |kX u( Ork“.. ItomiJuliS KJ "n"on h«'’ . *>n, wo ihall by fair -KJ-.-Iendeavor — ,n .1—..KI,1.-1-Mealing k nnd .1 rvaaon, inwxit Ix-rore yon, ■Jfci. widow tells A policeman who heard a woman , weird, piercing ahrlek shriek a few me that ahehaanot had an ache or a j wild, W- " ,'W’ Pi'rcmit sprang hU his' rattle, and nnd Jio in pain ,mee the Brat lua made hi. ap ' nights "W*** ngo, "K"' apranx minutes five pcanince. How many of you have read lew than four foor minute. Are police offi- ; house and ----about fifty what Homer wroU, of them f What eet» were in the hon^-nd ............ Jtizenc was the fbuntainof Mozart, twelfth 1, ... "tattled crtlwmr.on on the the sidewalk sidewalk outout-> Koiloarc, Demaray & Co. mas* f And vet I ” I side. *«.*• But ,i>.. the mouse escatH'd „i> all the t “Two dollars.’* i ***“ 1 xtlhhville livery. "And yet I hear only two dollars ? -------Although -----------------there is-------Maid — to — be “,two | IN Do you have headache f Are you af- I women to erery man” in this country, I flick'd with giddiness? Do you have , when n New Yorker eloped with two) J. OSMAN, Prop. roaring in the ears T” ' girls the other day toe authorities I nm prepared -to turn Uh “Three dollars T” | made a fuss aliout it, aud had him ar- : “My friends, let me go home and get j rested. If there are two women to my copy of Paradise 1xm< and read to every man ho should be permitted to you one short chapter. What did Mil- I elope with -them.. * upon abort notice anA al ion----- : ; “Well Patrick,” asked the doctor, “Four ttellaraf” I “how do you feel today F1 “Och, doc­ “Ah! I begin to see that art and tor, dear. I enjoy very poor health en­ culture ore not unknown to the audi­ tirely. The 1 liumatifs are very distrvsence. Did Alexander the great have sin*. indade: when I go to slnpe I lay boils ! Nover, not a one! And why F’ aw:.ke all night, nnd my toes is swelled COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS “Five dollarsU asAiigas goose ht'n’s egg, so when I "I am bid five dollars. I would like stand up I fall down immediately.” . MADE A SPECIALTY to quote one verse from a well known Scene at William’s College. Junior Oppoelto the Wolcott lluuie, Nashville, Mich. Latin |KM*t, but timepretMes and this translating* New Testament: And the | bedstead is sold for five dollars, cash —an’—ami the -Lonl said. Lord said 1 t « J. OMMAN. Largest and Best Selected Stock FURNITURE I “®c; . . , ., . SINGLE OR DOUBLE TURN-OUTS will, urnwkwt oveu’-ZMruH '1 ealingly to a neighbor, Ii . “J 'hJ^aiKTu PAl £ ’ ■—,——«-*-«.----------- i “skip it.” Junior, o Mom>>. skip «kip it. it.”’ Great “ NTW wa a ‘‘Shunt I Ke Vanderbilt.” Lord said unto Mosei, I coiiHteruation ensued. A patrolman iu the eastern part of I Au ourang outang lately exhibited at I the city was other day Mumih a mused people by its skill ou j luecny waa the tiie-tuner uay called caueo into • mudiui nninzeo ; -------------—‘ ’-----untiluntil one evening a duubt- j a groceryukept by a-------------German *--------to see1 the if violin, the violin, oi he coaltPnt do something towards aid-I ---------------------------------------------------------- ing, visitor stack a penknife into it. I ing the grocer to collect an account J and as this bad no effect, pulled its against a phrty who had Skipped out. —*—‘•“i“ “■*" V*J ------ * —‘ tail, which came off, bringing along a, "You sej I tells you all how it vIiiih.” piece ofhide. Tlie disguise nod defied ; began the grocer, "dot mans come here detection for a week. Tlie wearer wns and says he vhants a leedle gredit, be­ the father of the exhibitor* of the cause lie vhorks on Her railroad uu day prodigy. । doaif bay him off right away. Dot Scene- Dinner at a wealthy French vban all right, und I dmsted him merchants. Proap-rous advocate nllud- , about 40 tollar, Den 1 vkanta to shut ing to his carver. “Mr first client waa < olfon him, but be brings along a man a consummate scoundrel, but ho had I who rays to me, ’Hiitisdis is all right., money mid reputation. I threw myself 1 Dis mnnH am a regular Wanderbilt, into the case and got him off.” After 1 only he uoau’ git bis money yet." PAIN IN THE BACK. dinner enters a particular and impor­ “So dot van nil right, und I gif him tant friend of tlie host, who presents Kids or L«tn*. InllaaiBatln and ’» Dlaraw of the Kidney*. Dlabetea. Dropty, gredit some more until he ows me UO him to lawyer. “Ido not need,” he Bright ]Gratcl, Catarrh of tbs Bladder, Iliability to Retain tollnr. Den my hair begins to sbtand savs, "to be presented to the gentle ,or Expel Uic Urine, Mone In the Bladder, High oup, und 1 dells him I must have my man. I gave him, I may aay (in a pat- <Colored, Scanty nr painful Urinating. Deposit*. or Shrrds In tbe Urine cash. He pats me on der back like dis ronir.iug tone) his first start in life. I Caate ' und rays:” was his first client.” , “ ’Hans, dis ish all right, I am shnst like Wanderbilt, and you shall pc paid , GOOD WATCH FOR SB. next week.” j “Vhell, vhen next week comes fullaround heJiad gone to Canada, und I lose oafer a hundred toUoi. He nays he vhns like Wanderbilt. When der boys ray Wanderbilt, ish it a shoke like pull down your west und hardly effer, who stunk Pilly Battei-son?”— Free Pram. 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LENTZ & SON’S alesmen S wante TO SELL CIGARS TO DEALERS. 8105 .iaaswHs. . Chancery Order. 0 � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-10-09.pdf.pdf a930b5cf738d7b68f1712c65709962da PDF Text Text ORNO STRONG,) RdITOB AMU pKOl’MIBTOK. | Devoted to the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun. I TERMS;#! 50 ra Year I Credit Subscriptions $1.76. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBERS, 1880. VOLUME VHL LIFE IN NASHVILLE, And Her Environs. GENTLE ZEPHYR8. Tkey Sr«, Orer Jobntowu, AwyrU u4 Bellerse, 1* Uie form ot • DeTMtatlug Cytlone. the AERIAL M0K8TBB LEAVES DREAD DEATH AND DIRE DEBTBuemoM nr rre wake . Men SnatohodUp, nulldlns*, Htook and Mtecelln-n©ous Artloles Whlwlced Away. A Foil Report of the Half Hour of Hor­ ror that Made Bad Hearts and Deftroyad $150,000 of Property. About SO minutes before four o’clock last Saturday afternoon, a couple of clouds were seen coming up the west­ ern horizon, and when over the east part of Barry township, they camo to­ gether and the moot powerful cyclone that ever passed over any. portion of Michigan, was formed. It began its work of destruction by scattering corn and other grain in all directions and when it reached Harvey Bellengcr's,oD the Barry and Johnstown town line, it wrenched the barn doors off the hinges and having once tasted destraction, it aecmed-ihat nothing was too strong to withstand its force. The cloud as de­ scribed by eye-witnesses assumed a FUNNEL-SHAPttt FORM, the top being Jet black and the lower partus being colored by the straw, hay, corn and other debris which it gather­ ed on its way. At Cyrus Pettengill’s in west Johns­ . town, the wing of the house was en­ tirely swept away,one side of the bouse torn out, a cook stove carried 90 rods away, a clock knocked off the mantle and stopped when it indicated 20 min­ utes to four, and pieces of the house carried nearly half a mile and scatter­ ed promiscuously about At the Banfleld P. O., the top of the church spire was torn off, the chimneys on the parsonage swept a way,the front of Bellenger’s store blown in and 4 of the roof torn off and carried about 40 rods. John Collister was standing on the steps of the store and he was earned entirely off his feet and jambed through the door, and against a box in the store and severely bruised. At the Widow Tungate’s, one mile west of Bellenger’s store, the monster gale vent its fury on a large new barn, completely demolishing it A valu­ able horse belonging to Art. Day was south-west, while a part of the plate one piece was left upon another. Not knife, but this she was unable to do, larger than two men could carry was a whole article of .furniture could , be so she placed herself agai nst the door and that she says is the last she rememfound, and the family were hurled ONE HUNDRED F EKT IN THE AIR ben- til! some time after the disaster. LEFT HOMELESS, and dropped 15 rods to the north-west but thanks to the warm hearted ’com­ Thu house was literally torn to splint­ of the barn. Mr. Bird stated that it munity they were not left friendless. ers, Mrs. Toole and two children were was 10 minutes before four o’clock A cupboard of dishes which stood in found about 5 rods from where the when be reached the house. the kitchen was carried over 40 rods bouse stood all covered with blood and The storm kept almost a straight and hurled to the ground in one mass dirt. Nellie a little gill two years old, line east, bearing to the south only, of ruins, an organ was blown away and was found about 90 rods from the about two miles in crossing the to wns only a few small pieces have been found ruins with half her . of Johnstown and Assyria. The house and those over"a mile away ; clothing BODY DRIVEN INTO THE GROUND ’ of Henry Moran being in its way the bedding and everything and she survived only ’til 13 o’clock STREWN IN SHREDS upper story was swept away, and some that night Francis aged 3} years can fine spruce trees which adorned the yard for miles and’ the only things left were tell in his boyish way more than any of the place across the rood from .Mo­ upon the backs of the unfortunate other member of the familv and was ran’s house, were wrenched in two and victims. Clell)in VanAuken was in hurt tbe least When interrogated he the tops blown away. A bag contain­ the field^dnutging and was blown said: “I see’d the table was boked and ing some wheat, had been left in the down, the team ran away, and a couple ma’ma was frowed an the floor. The chamber of the house, and this was of wagons on the hill west of the bouse barn corned over and the house flied picked up nearly a mile away with the were blown away and only & small away.” When asked where he was, be wheat still in the bag. piece here and there was al! that could said, "Out on the ground where papa Ambrose Cox of Assyria had about tie found of them. A calf was killed, plowed.*” He was in the house when 190 bushels of wheat stored in his and several bens, and it is miraculous the storm commenced, and was carried chamber and the hurricane swept away that tbe family escaped with their about 15 rods and landed on the plow­ the upper part of his house and rack lives. ed ground in front of where the house ed the remaining part so that a part of After leaving Van Auken’s tbe cloud stood and seemed to have the wheat again raised and no damage was done HAD HIS SENSES FELL TO THE CELLAR, till it reached David Huggett’s, where during the whole time. The babe six but his family escaped unhurt. The the first track oftt is to be seen by the months old was lying on the bed when roof of tiio bouse was torn to atoms tops of the trees west of bis bouse be­ the storm arose and was afterward and scattered along to the eastward for ing taken away, a corn field laid waste, picked up alxmtl5 rods from the house. nearly a mile. one corner of a abed torn off and other Mrs. Toole was severely iniured, her The storm increased in its fury as it slight damage done. It toyed with the face and head being terribly bruised, parsed along,sometimes the cloudwould Widow Decker’s corn field and. tipped but on Tuesday she had so far recover­ raise up for a few rods and again swoop over the steeple on the Bell school ed as to be able to set up and it is prob­ down with greater vengeuce and de­ house and began to regain its full able that she will speedily recover, as molish whatever was underneath, and force, as it came to John Wilber’s she received no internal injuries. Arthur Crandall’s barn happened to be Everything iu the house was destroyed where in its way and the roof was snatched and the woods for half a mile to the TWO ORCHARDS WERE UPROOTED off as easily as a man’s hat iu a strong a barn roof taken away, half of the east of the house was literally filled gale. with shreds of clothing. The barn house roof made into kindling wood John Harvey, an old scotchman, was filled with unthreshed wheat, was working in a field near his bouse when and not placed where it would be handy LIFTED BODILY he saw the cloud coining up, and he for kindling cither. At Sam Young’s, a windmill was off the foundation and carried to the hastened toward the house to close the south, just about it’s width, and windows, but had only reached the laid low, an orchard completely wreck­ dropped down, smashing it to atoms, yard when the house was struck and ed and other property considerably and burying two cows under the ruins, . swept away like chaff. The old man damaged. Charley Luscomb was at work In Mr. A wagon, containing three barrels of was • KNOCKED DOWN, Young’s corn field and when be heard cider, was standing near the houNb and severely bruised and rendered insens­ the storm approaching, he stood with ic was completely torn in pieces and on­ ible and after the storm bad passed by, alias akimbo, watching its progress, ly here and there a piece could be he recovered sufficiently to get up regardless of tbe danger be was in, and found. Further cast the dwelling occupied and saw his house - keeper, Mis. it was only when be was taken off his Davis, just emerging from among the feet and hurled to the ground that he by Mr. Burchard, was torn in pieces rains, and the old man in relating it was brought to any fear regarding his and tlie family lost all, excepting what said: "MeGod, I don’t know if I look­ own personal welfare and he grabbed they hod on their backs. Mr. Burch­ ed sheered or not, but she was as white a corn stubble in each hand to help ard was sick and in bed at the time, as a sheet, and her eyes hung down gravity to keep him on terra firma. but fortunately escaped without sustainingany bodily injuries. ■ on her checks like two great white His feefeand legs "twinkledin the air Three neighboring follies sought balls.” In relating how he got hurt, refuge in the house of GeT Willis, but he said "I was coming to the house, and flapped in the breeze like a dilapi­ and when I came to the yard dated political streamer on the top of a unfortunately I HET A RAIL and by me soul, I think the rail rather got the best of me, for my head and ann was terribly bruised, and I lost me senses, and when I came to them again I saw two dead hens lying besides me HURRIED UNDER THE RUINS and I thoughtit was one of the mercies and killed, 860 bushels of wheat was in of God that I was not killed too.” the granary and about 10 tons of hay A small field of corn belonging to in the mow, but this heft did no more John Meiriott was entirely swept away to stay the progress of the building so that scarcely a stalk or an ear was to than a tiny child holding to a monster be seen. balloon, and seemingly with oneAt John Perryman’s an entire orchard sweep of the tail of this aerial monster was torn up and some of the a building was almost totally annihila­ TREES CARRIED 60 RODS ted. Passing on eastward it demolished a over a hill and left in the field beyond. A wagon left in th*e field, was caught windipill belonging to Chas. Shoemak­ er, moved his house off the foundation, up and carried up the hill, the tongue unroofed it and sped onward, laying drove half length into the ground, the everything desolate and scattering it wheels broke from the axles and one hither and yon, picking up rails and tire entirely lost. A large .whith oak after carrying them a few rods hurling nearly two feet in diamaterwas twist­ them to {he ground with such force as ed off 4 or 5 feet from the ground and to driye them their half length into the carried 50 feet from the stump. A earth. The giant oak that had with­ field of buckwheat was entirely swept stood the storms of a century, fell be­ away, so that not enough was left to fore the blast as easily as the slender­ make a pancake. Here the storm cloud raised and no particular damage est plant. The family of Wm. Simmons were in was done for a mile. When it again swooped down, a des­ bed cription of the scene is beyond the SHAKING WTTH THE AGUE, , but the internal shaking caused by the power of pen to describe. Goo. Vanbillions disorder was slight as compar­ Auken and family saw the cloud ap­ ed with thejostling they received as the proaching, and CONSTERNATION SEIZED THEM "thing,”—«s it wasommously called by some one who saw the whirl wind—un­ and they fled from the house, first roofed their house, carried the second starting toward the north but seeing story entirely away and scattered it that the storm was coming upon them, over the 40 acres adjoining it on the they turned and ran to the south, hop­ east. The orchard was nprooted,fences ing to escape from the path of the fell torn down end crops destroyed, destroyer. They had barely got be­ At Geo. Bird’s afield of corn was yond the bouse when they were thibwn swept away and to the ground by the violence of the GEO. PARROTT SNATCHED UP, storm and were only kept from being by the monster, carried about 90 rods carried away by clinging to the grass and left insensible on the ground. He and anything they eouid get hold of. was found by Mr. Bird, after the A tree wu blown down within a few storm' had pusr-d by, and although he feet of them but fortunately not near received severe braises, was able to enough to injure them. Mr, Vanresume work od Monday and help re­ Auken being in poor health, fainted, pair the damages done to crops and and after the storm had passed Mrs. V. fences. Mr. Biidsaw the storm ap­ told the little girl to ran to the house proaching and hastened to the house and get the camphor and she started and succeeded in fastening the doors but in a moment returned and said: just as the lean-to kitchen was swept “ WHY, MA I THE BOUSE IS ALL GONE !” away by the elements and not a piece Imagine the feelings of this stricken left larger than a man can carry. The family when they discovered that dur­ windmill was pulverized and one cor­ ing the 15 minutes they had been ab­ ner of the barn roof was snatched sent from the house, their pleasant away and a part of it left 90 rods to the home had been swept away, till not 150 foot flag staff in a very windy day. After the gale had passed he started for the house but was knocked nearly senseless by an enormous hail stone, and he began to believe that the day of judgement hod. come and he was doomed to be captured dead or alive with the chances strongly on the death side. At Cliauncy Cronk’s the road was strewn with trees, straw and rubbish and an apple tree jambed root end first through the side of the bouse. A threshing machine was entirely des­ troyed and scattered all over the farm I The barn was unroofed, a corn house demolished, PICKED THE WRONG HOUSE for this was damaged more than any of the others, although none of the in­ mates were injured. A man named Baker lost one horse and Mr. Willis one. Several hogs were killed and other property badly damaged. All along the line of the disaster, which the News reporter followed for 18 miles, people were much excited by flying reports of women and children being lost or killed, but only one hu­ man life was lost. Various descriptions of the cloud were given by those who saw it, but all concur in the statement it was an immense whirlwind, funnel shaped with the largest part upward, and having the power to move any­ TWO HOGS BLOWN AWAY, thing that came in its way. It is dif­ one of which was killed, and all the ficult to estimate the entire loss, but crops laid in ruins. $150,000 will probably not cover all the H. C. Talmage and wife were away damage. from home at the time of the gale and when they returned it was to find thenbeautiful home one moss of ruins. A RUNAWAY HORSE COMES TO Tbe house was blown about 6 feet off GRIEF. the foundation audit struck against Three weeks since we “localized” the some locust trees which held it from being blown away. The roof of the runaway of S. J. Robinson’s horse, upright was taken off and most of tbe which resulted in the breaking of a furniture in the house was destroyed. limb for Mrs. S. and the wrecking of His two barns across tbe way from the the buggy to which the steed was athouse, one of which contained 900 tnche<|. Last Sunday afternoon Sam. bushels of threshed, and eighteen and daughter were out riding after the acres of unthreshed wheat, were en­ animal, when it took it into its head to tirely destroyed, and hardly one timber run away. Sam. was driving north on left upon another. A large orchard Middle St,which terminates at the ri­ which Mr, Talmage had fostered with ver, at the time, and braced himself for care for several years, was torn up by a straggle. Although the horse had a the roots and totally destroyed. The patent gag bit in its mouth, and Sam. fields east of the house were literally is a powerful man, he could not check covered with.rubbish and debris from its headlong gait. At Reed St tbe tbe rains of the house and bams. The girl succeeded in jumping from the wheat which lay exposed to the ele­ buggy and landing safely on terra ments by the barn being torn away was firma. The horse kept up a terrible PROMPTLY CARED FOR gait swerving neither to the right nor by the humane neighbors, a machine to tbe left, and as it neared the river engaged and threshing done, the com­ appeared to jump along on hind munity fairing the lead in the work, feet with forward parts high in the air and doing all in their power to show As aforesaid, the street has an abrupt termination at the river, and off the their sympathy for tbe unfortunate. By far the most bank went the horse with a terrible HEART BENDING SCENE leap. The river here is about fifteen was witnessed at Lawrence Toole’s, feet deep and for a brief moment horse about 9 miles south west of Bellevue. buggy and Sam. were buried from A severe hail storm proceeded the sight. Toen Sam. appeared on the wind and Mr. Toole’s children were surface and swam ashore. Then a out picking up hail stones, when their portion of a wheel appeared in view, mother hearing the wind approaching but nothing else until a team was pro­ called them into the house and attempt- cured and the buggy and horse hauled to fasten the door with a butcher ashore, the latter with a broken neck. NUMBER 3. —James Snoke, the Woodland boy Coamoa CeuaeU Proceedings. injured in a well a few weeks since, j Council Rooms, (Nashville, Oct.4th, 1880. was taken to Ann Arbor for medical Special meeting called by the Presi­ treatment Thursday. The lower part dent. of his body was paralyzed. Present, Chipman President, Boston, —Again is The News not large Cook, Roe and Reynolds trustees. Abwnt, Downing ana Olds. enough to contain the locals and other The following accta. were presented matter prepared, for it, consequently and on motion allowed by ayes and much interesting reading that should nays as follows: Ayes, Boston, Cook. Roe and Rey­ have appeared this week Is crowded nolds. Nays none. out. Henry Heath, $170.00. H. H. Jones, 7.50. —Gen. W. L. Stougton, a gallant sol­ W. L. Parker. 19.45. dier of Sturgis,-\rho lost one limb in On motion Council adjourned. the army, will speak at the Opera house F. McDeuby* E. Chipman, Clerk.President. next Wednesday evening, and every­ body should turn out and hear the sol­ LOCAL MATTERS. dier’s reason for supporting Garfield. —Lost Saturday, Elder Hollar per­ formed the ceremony Which uhited two brothers, Levi C., and David W. Hick­ man; respectively, to two sisters, Rosa L., and Samantha 0. Gunn, all of Ver­ montville. Who says that the Elder is not doing a wholesale business ? —Th'urusday afternoon, we tore ourself away from business and hied away to the county fair. Up to that time the fair had proved a big success. 1890 membership tickets had been sold and 1929 entries made, a greater num­ ber than ever before. The attendance on this day was pronounced by good judges to be nearly a thousand souls, more than ever attended the fair on anyone day in its previous history. There is a splendid display of stock and fruits, no liquor or cider is allowed to be sold on the grounds, and every thing is orderly and quiet. President Benham, Secretary Cressy and Marshal Powers, are the right men in the right place and everybody looked happy and a continuation of such good manage­ ment means that the fair bids fair to rival the Grand Rapids fair. We no­ ticed our young friend Irv. Cressy seems to be quite a necessary spoke in the wheel of management. OF* Ladies see. those elegant ready made Beaver Cloaks at Kocher Bros. The largest and finest stock in town. Several of our men in Nashville have spoken to us aoout the unfairness with which they are treated by the paper published at that point, We have only to say that the columns of the paper are the editor’s own property. He nas the right trnsay what shall lie printed iu them, and the only thing you can do is to patronize your own party pa­ pers instead of Republican sheets. A fair candid statement of facta will find room in our columns at all times.— Haalinyt Journal. That the above statement is a gross falsehood, every comon-sense reader of The News will agree, and no sub­ scriber to The News ever made any such complaint to the editor of the Journal, and the extract is nothing more than a fabrication of Goggle-eye’s simple little brain, which is so full of envy for our prosperity, that it quite frequently bursts forth in foolish say­ ings. Last year The News took in $1700.00 cash on subscription, and will this year oyer $3100.00, which is double the amount Goggle-eye can show on his cash book from the same source. We are not running a political paper our business is/to gather tbe news, and anyone of our 1500 backers stands ready to inform Goggles that a single issue of The News contains more originality, life, spice and wit, than the Journal does in thirteen issues. For solid po­ litical reading matter our Republi­ can readers are advised to take the Detroit Tribune, our Democratic, the Free Press, and our Greenback readers especially, the National View, publish­ ed at Washington, and not waste their valuable time reading the simpering, wish-a-waahy eminationa of the old (he) maid of the Journal; for local news they are bound to have The News anyway.________ ________ Bring along your apples and try my new patent press and grater, which will be in operation in a few days. H. R. Dickinson. Wanted To Exchange. Eighty .acre* of good land for portable saw mill. Land is of excellent quality,well watered.35 acres, improved 100 rods to school house, 1 mile from railroad station. Address The New.*) office, Nashville, Mich. CP*If you want a good Carpet for a small amount of money, call on L. J. Wheeler. New Bakery. My bakery isuow ready for business^ Have built a new oven and.nil wishing fresh bread, biscuits, cakes, pies, etc., can have them every day. Warm meals and lunches at all hours. Give us a trial. N. B. Shaw. GT Needing money for tbe purchase of Fall stock I must request all those indebted to me to call and settle with­ out delay. H. G. Hale. GT A full line of Cloakings, inclu­ ding the celebrated Washington Mill Silver Medal, ut Kocher Bros. Every lady ought to see them before she buys. GT 50 new styles elegant Drtss Goods at Kocher Bros. J eUy I Jelly!! After Oct. 10th ray Jell pan.will be in operation for all that wants *to use it. —Our report of Hon. Jonas H. Mc­ I nave got my four Presses in order. Gowan’s speech on Wednesday even­ Bring along your apples, one and all. F. D. Soules. ing is unavoidably crowded over to the 3-8 next issue, but the meeting was the best . Horae For Sale. attended that has been held in Nash­ I have an excellent 5-year old horse ville during the campaign, tbe opera for sale at a bargain. Call and see house being crowded. The Garfield fie C. C. Wolcott. Arthur club about one hundred strong,K Auction Sale. torches brilliantly burning, came out I will dispose of my personal proper­ early in the evening, and headed by a ty at auction at my residence one-half band of martini music paraded Main St. mile north of Maple Grove center on Friday, Oct. 15th, Jno. Bell. a few moments, then halted in front of Wolcott house, where Mr. McGown New Books! briefly addressed the club, which re­ “Bricks Without Straw ”, by the au­ ciprocated by giving three chiers for thor of “A Fool’s Errand”; "Chateau the presidential candidates and tbe D’ Orr ” Mrs. Holme’s new book, and “A Day of Fate” by E. P. Roe. The above speaker, after which it escorted the books can be obtained of latter to tbe Opera bouse and also back _________________ H. G Hale. to the hotel aeain nt the coucluson of Horae Shoeing and Jobbing meeting. The procession numbered all Blacksmithing. voter with onlyftwo or three exceptions. E. Cook wishes to announce, that on It was the universal verdict of all that and after the 17th of Sept, he will do the drill was executed in fine style and Horseshoeing and all kinds ef Custom credit is dfie to Capt. Evan? for bis ex­ Work. Chaz. Middleton, the BossSboer, will do your work in the most ap­ cellent manageiucntof the boys,many of proved manner. We shall be pleased whom had never before met with the to see you all. Eugene Cook. company for drill. New Cider. Wanted. 10,000 bus. good, sound apples, no wind falls unless sound and tree from worms, apply to Brooks, Boise fit Francis. Notice of Co-Partnership. Owing to the increasing demands of ray business I have this day associa­ ted with mo in tbe practice of medi­ cine and Surgery F. 11. Timmerman M. D., a graduate of Michigan University I am pleased to introduce him to my friends and patrons as a gentleman and one thoroughly qualified in his profes­ sion. * H. A. Barber, M. D. Nashville Sept, 1,1880. Teachers Attention. The regular fall examination of teachers will be held at the Union School building, on Saturday Oct. 16. School officers and nil persons interested in schools are respectfully invited to be present. Exercises commence at 9 o’clock. ’ C- N. Young. ____________ BupL of Schools. Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remewer is a scientific combination of some of the most powerful restora­ tive agents in the vegetable kingdom. It restores gray hair to its original col­ or. It makes the scalp white and clean It cures dandruff and humors, and fall­ ing-out of the hair. It furnishes the nutritive principle by which the hair is nourished and supported. It make* the hair moist, soft and glossy, and is uusurpaBsed as a hair dressing. It is tin, most economical preparah offered • to the public, as its eft main a long time, making only casional application recoin mended and the State The popularity of has increased wi years, both in The Albion liepublican indorses the •to Ir opinion's! tbe Eaton Rapids Journal, used iu in regard-to/THE News. world. Local on'^tturpagea. �8,000 20,000 soldiers. Finally, being driven into a beam a fruit ?h, which form and Xr pulling himself m witha start; "1 would dance the next with him?. Yes scormnlly; "you don’t suppose any of us (oddly). And tbe next? Yea (more don't mean that, you know ; I mean it’i would many him now, alter tbe way he In fact,’ 'has behaved? ,Do nave, some little Stlv). And the ninth—ho can see awfully horrid, you know. ia disengaged for tt? Yes (this ^"Perhaps he is* mad,” laid Hetty, Some capital champagne, a dark avenue (I beliCT. lb.1. wot CliOOT Un- I terns there originally, but a kind wind had blown them out), and a soft little hand slipped into Iris, did the work ; and lievo it is kind, mv refusing you. And now, Mr. flnooks, if I were you, I should go in and say good-night to. xnanima, be­ future Mrs. Snooks. WhMher it «as cause you liave been haring a good deal Haooks or the property pertaining to of iMipa’s champagne, and it is trying to Snooks she most affected, deponent say- the constitution.” Sriooka took the hint, bode farewell to eth not ’ • When, howoyer, her betrothed found Mrs. .Brownrig, who, to his heated imwhat he had done, and remembered his former words, and all the awfulness of' case,. in search of Wilding ; and having "Well?" said the latter interroga­ discovered him, took him into a ride tively. "I don’£ know whether it is well or room. and shutting the door, confronted him with a rather pale face, ill,” returned he gloomily. "But I fol­ " So the eyes were too many for you ?’’ lowed yofa advice and proposed to ’em said Mr. Wilding calmly, after a deliber­ alL" I ate examination of the disturbed face be­ "And they accepted you ?" fore him.- " I told you how it would'ne." " Most of ’em. But Lilly, the young"That’s the sort of thing any fellow esi,aba-"i might say,’’ returned Snooks pathetic•'~I 'aTwiivB iys said she was aa sensible yvocc. ally- - “ I didn't think you would have girl," put in Mr. ------------------Wilding, rotto ____ beenso aggravating. And just whsnyqu ."Did you?" with much surprise. x<ta;. “Well, she refused me ; sort of said she Tve been and gone and done it1 wouldn’t have mo at any price. So you " ‘Mother wfll be pleased.’ ’’ quoted his friend and law adviser with a ahiug. j — "So, by the bye, will .be your father. [ mostintelligent girls I ever met,” Mr. They both regard nothing so highly as j Wilding rope&ted, in a tone fio difficult HE GOT OUT OF IT ’ ri* ’ — »*i—■& » - .. companion for onto had frafflsenso to refrain for demanding an "The old chap is a conichandlcr, yon ; e'j .nation. ■ Nlght. , r—v _____ - - . . a next morning, m Katie Brownrig “ If you will take my advice," said Mr. Snooks, with a heavy groan. turned the .angle, of the hall that led to Wilding, ranking a last noble but futile •*n A.rmwn her father* sanctum (whither a sense of O, indeed ! And a vary charming j t beckoned her) site almost ran effort to balance the ivory paper knife on too, I h.T. DodOTht d. fa^u„ in, three ««ton.. JI coo­ the tip of his first'finger, “you won't go un to quite train oi of ideas. no omto a. trem ulren Corn, Com. Ii lpo, fnlm ajf. to the Brownriga’ baD." “ And why not," asked his companion wheat, staff of life, quaint old mill, and fercn> directions. Simultaneously they rustic bridge in the distance, miller sit- entered Mr. Brownrig h study. inihhlv, (He " Well, I really wouldn’t, you know " •ting on it I wonder," dreamily, "if called it a library ; but that -word is too wud Mr. Wilding, giving up his struggle Bruwnrig ever wore a white hut ? And , often profaned for me to profane it, so I with the impoasible, and laying the re­ if so, why? Don't all speak at once. shall araw the line at study). But to re­ fractory paper knife upon the table, "for Well, well, she is a very pretty girt turn. Miss Lilly, being the voungest, Such eyes, you know! I really oongrat• variety of reasons. Girls play the very wits of oourao the find to raise her voice. teyou, mv dear fellow. ’’ nsiachief with you, and you know what ula"Wilding/ " I had a proposal last night, papa, ’ desperately, "can't you do trouble it gave me t^get you out <rf your something? I—I don’t know how it hap­ and I have come to tell ypu about it," said slie, in a tone replete witli triumph. pened. It was the champagne, I sujv ■ It Was so sweet to toe mind of youth pOBC, and of course she is pretty; but I to outdo ita elders. But “on this occasion don't want to many any one, and I know , duly” the elders refused to be; Outdone. ** I don’t see what that’s got to do with tlie Governor won't hear of it” Thov-cach and all betrayed a smile of in­ it," «>id Snooks, sulkily. " There’s safe­ “He will have to hear of it now, won’t ward satisfocticBi, mid then they gave ty ini n multitude I can’t marry ’em all, he ?” asked Wilding unfeelingly. way to speecli. . can I ?’’ "He would go out of his mind if such "Happily, no! .Though’, if>the laws a thing was even hinted to him," de­ "No!” they said in a breath. They; of your land did not forbid it, Jam in­ clared Snooks wildly. “Try to help me did not mean to doubt or ba impolite clined to think you might try to accom­ out of it Wilding, can't you ?” they only pieant surprise. plish even that Still, lie advised, "The curate,” turid Hetty ‘ in a com­ Snooks, and be conspicuous by your alt- ' "I don’t see what there is to do, ex­ posed but plainly ftontemptuous whisper. •enoeatthe Brownrigs' 'small and early.’ cept marrv her. I only hope Lady It was a Htage whisper. Snooks and Miss Cornchandler will get Papa Brownrig, when incensed, is not "Old Major Sterne," said MisaGeorgie and von know fdn are decidedly on. And you should think of her Inani­ promptly. ty, you know; doubtletis it will console intimate with Miss Kate " "Perham Henry Simms," suggested “No, I am not," said Snooks with de­ you when Sir Peter cuts you off with the Katie, with some syrnjiathy. Then turn­ creion, “ not a bit of it Though I allow customary shilling." ing to her father she arid, with a con­ "I suppose I had better ent my throat scious blush. "It is very strange, papa, she is a handsome girl, and has lovely and put un end to it” said Snooks dis­ but I toolind a proposal last night” -eyre. Hasn’t she, now ?’’ " I don’t know. As a ’ rule I never mally ; and then, overixune, no doubt "And so had I!" exclaimed Georgie ■look into a woman’s eyes. I consider it by the melancholy of this suggestion, he and Hetty iu a breath. a rudeness as wallas a beastly," said breaks down and gives way to tears. "Wi?” said pap^puslring up his spec­ tacles. He. wgs wt and pudgy, witli Wilding earnestly, telling his lie without " I say, don't do that you know,’’ ex­ sandy hair and flabby nose. He was a • blush. "Nover mind her eyes. If," wamiugly, “ you must go to this ball, at claimed Wilding indignantly. "Weep­ powerful man, too, and one unpleasant least try to forget Hint she has any eyes ing all over tlie place won’t improve mat­ to come to open quarrel with. Proposals si all. If you don’t, you will propose to ters, and will make you look a worse in tbe Brownrig family were few and far fool than nature intended, when you go between—in fact, curionities- -and so her, to a moral. ” One would thini. ‘hat I was a raw out of the room. If you have put your much luck as the girls described falling •chool-lx>y," said yoang Snooks wrath- foot in it at least try to bear misfortune into ofie'day overpowered him a man. Look here,” angrily, "if ■ folly. " Do you think I can’t look at a like you are going to keep up Uus hideous “One at a time; my breath is not •woman without committing myself ? Do boohooing ril leave the room, and you what It used to be,” ho raid addressing J took like a fod ?" too, to your fate. It’s downright in­ Katie. (If he had said breadth, it would Whatever Mr. Wildingthoughi at that decent They will hear yon in too next have been equally true, ns his motlier— house if you don't moderate your grief." if site was to bo believed—always dh As the nearest house was a quarter of dared ho was d lean baby). “May I agreed to dissemble. ask the name of your lover ?' "My dear fellow-, do not let us even a mile off, this was severe. "Mr. Sncwiks." said she with downcast "I shouldn’t care if they heard mo iu hint at such a thing," be said amiably. **1 only meant you were slightly—very tlie next town,” said Mr. Snooks, who eyes and a timid smile. She took up the was quite too far gone for shame. corner of a cherry-colored bow that •lightly—susceptible, and tliat Mias "There is just one chance far you, adorned her gown, sad fell to admiring xKato has ft eertiuq amount of pleasing mower, and that—I positively would give and only one,’’ said wilding, slowly. "I it, through which she fondly thought was liave an idea and you must either follow buhfulnuess, wp thi« ball if I—’’ "Impossible!” exclaimed Georgie an­ "Are. you going?" broke in Snooks im­ it or—go to tho altar. ’’ 'TH follow anything, eagerly. What grily. patiently. is it?” "What a disgraceful untruth I” cried ,rWeIl, yes, I dare say I shall look in "You have proposed to Miss Katie," Hettv rudely. * ‘Mr. Snooks proposed to •bout 12.” solemnly. "Now go and propose to the me, last night, and I accepted him.” ^“Then I shall look in with you," said other three!" “What is it you say? Oh, I am fSoodks defiantly. As Wilding gave vent to his idea he going out of my mind; my senses are de­ "Fact is, the fellow wants to spoon her turned abruptly on Iris heel and teft the serting me," said Georgie, putting her himself, and don’t see tlie force of being room. tends to her head with a dramatic cat oat,” said he to himself complacently "I’ll do it," said Snooks valiantly, dry­ gesture. "Or is it a dream that he aahexaa down the steps of Wilding’s ing his eyes and giving his breast a asked me to marry him, and that I too ■ataira. _ ’ said *yes’?’' tragic tap, "whatever comes of iL” .Beyond all question the Browurigs’ Going into the hall he saw H^tty stand­ "I seldom visit the clouds," said Tail was a decided succres. The rooms ing near an entrance; u little way beyond Lilly, with a abort but bitter laugh. were filled to overflowing, the stairoaaes her wiw Kate, converaing with a tall "Ana were choked, tbe heat was inferably. and lanky youth. Not during to glance a noble offer of his hand and heart; fSr Thomas and Lady Higgins hnd in the direction of the latter, who plain­ both which treasures 1 declined. ” •etnally put in on appearance after all, ly expected him to come straight to her " Where F* demanded tlie other three, ■nd the supper, if uneatable, was, laa- on the wings of love, he turned and as though with one mouth. •ureyon, very expensive. No pains or asked Hetty to dance. " In toe laurel avenda money had lieen spared : everytlung was At thia they all groaned aloud. They danced, and then (it was custom vwWtbe mistress of the house called with the l»oU gewrs in that mild snbiirban •trag regal;’’ and all the Miss Brownrigs !‘Perfidious monster I" Baid Hetty •ook-'d aa charming as any one could neighborhood.) he drew her Out under the from her heart. .‘‘jAm I to understand," began Mr. Brownrig,; with su^yeasod but evident ‘Katie, the second daughter—Snook’s There he prop-ai-d in due form, and fury, " that tins — this — unmitigated scoundrel asked you all to many him . indeed, was pemajis a degree more pro- laeinigfai?” * If we speak the truth, yas," replied nonuoed than Katie’s, because she laid the giria dismally^. her head upon his shoulder, and no felt I " He waa drunk,” said papa, savagely. by all the laws of sentiment bound to " I can’t believe it/' said Katie, who kiss her. Her nose looked lovely in the ■ 4 •*<... T .1.. v.. « t. .. J..2 . 1 was dissolved in tears—m fact, ‘like i Niobe, all tears*—by this time. "Nothre waa H-tty. the eldret j « uul the ftofilhng of this h Then 'iag could be nicer than the way be did her eyek wire not dark as । After that fio had some id at least toe jlearest^litfle I d«ril more, wuip2gnc; and then be pro- {.thoroughly from the—-heart.” " ’ 10 Mbw Gep&m, who also con- I "He mldressed me in a most hnnor.prefect in every respect, jguoraut. toba ma. Th«w now remained I Ciirtatiau foaiuon.” <mUs iu the bead, that made one long . otior tu 1>. tatau. H. } HeUjrT wxh. 1 th*1 room imtfcq^ked the youngest ■ i„. idd ’■ HOW ’ith this she U4d him frankly she did not ad­ mire his style cA daueiug, which, of vaguely. outer obeli of this fruit breaks, revealing an inner case of bright red, known to commerce as mace. This in its. turn is removed, and tbe nutmeg is found in­ closed in a third shell harder than Just at thia moment, as a either of the others. fire-womhip­ stars. the p "he has no brains worth turning.” "He sold something to pajia about calling to-day at 4 o'clock," said Katie, very faintly. "Then I shall sit here till 4," returned Mr. Browning in on awful tone. "I shall set here until 5; and then I shall get up, and go out and find that young man, and give him such a horse wlrip- fire. continually burn- duties these devotees wear masks over the lower part of their faces, lest their breath should pollute the sacred flame. CoMDUcnxo the British Government by a Ministry chosen from the strongest "Don’t be too hard on him, papa," entreated Katie, weakly. "I shan't my dear, but my whip will,” SoPhe wmteri until 5; he waited until|! Previous to that all the Ministers had been independent of each other, and re­ sponsible to1 the sovereign alone, who might dismiss one great officer of state and retain the rest Tbe idea ofcarried a ho. mogen^us^Mintetry^was * half-oast five; andtlien betook up arer<rf Sunderland, who tain heavy gold knobbed whip tliat lav . guoo<i^rcly held office under Charles atretehed on the titote as though in read-1 a June< a and William of Orange. Aa profound Snook., too-fa bed, .alftOTg trem . 'I ^”!'1 ESi °"eht’1 “ ““1 Ami oo nun k..o«. whM b» did lo ! Snooks. But al least, he gave him an I increased desiro for his beS?because for ’ a fortnight ofterward ho nover stixed out j of it^^ 1 Wien Mr. Wilding heard of all this, I recret regret to to snv say he he cave gave wav way to to noiav noisy mirth mirth | in the privacy of his chambers; and was actually caught by his washerwoman, who peeped through the keyhole, perf< nniug a wild douce in too middleof •’ ' " ■ ■ ... . _ , _ .. Germany’s Financial Troubles. Tha condition of German finance is one of tlie curses of the unhappy Father­ land. The number of finance ministers Germany and Prussia have had since the glorious period when German unity was consummated cannot well be counted on tlie fingers of one hand. Prince Bismarck has his ideas of finance; but his unfortunate ministers have generally had opinion's which .differed from his. In order to discover additional means of increasing the revenue, the financial heads of the various States art now sit­ ting at Coburg. It has become evident that the protective tariff docs not supply the requisite amount, but by hook or crook the German revenue must be augmented. That is the burden of the song which this conference must sing. Prince Bismarck proposes more indirect taxes, such ns a heavier malt tax, a tobacco monopoly, and additional stamp duties. He quite admits that the direct levies are already os great as they can be endured; while tlie injustice in the inci­ dence of indirect taxation is loudly com­ plained of by writers in the German 8ress and by the army of professors. H le military competiton between France and Germany continues much longer it is not difficult to foretell where tlie victory will lie?—London Fcaminer. A Satisfactory Candidate for Life In­ surance. Josh Billings says: "J kum to the conclusion lately that life was so onsartin that the only wa for mo tu stand a fair chance with other folks was tu git my life insured, and so i kalled on the Agent of the Garden Angel Life Insur­ ance Co , and answered the following questions, which was put hi mo over the top ov a pair ov goold specks, by a slik little fat old feller, with a little round grey head, and as pretty a little belly on him as enny man ever owned: Queaso, pieze state how long you have been so. 2d. Are you subject to fits, and if so, do yu have more than one at a time? 3d. Did yu ever have enny ancestors, anil if eo, how much? 4th. Du yu ever have enny nite moron? $th. Are yu married and single, or are yu a bachelor? flth. Do yu believe in a future state ? If yu do, state it 7tli. Have yu ever committed suicide, and if so, how did it seem to affect yu ? After answering the above questions, like a man, in the conunnotif, tlie slik little fat old fdler with goold specks on ced I was insured for life, and probcrly would remain so for a term ov years. I thanked him, and smiled one ov my most pensive smiles." They M«y« Tliat coquetry is a con tinnod lie, which renders a woman more contemptible and more dangerous than a courtesan who never lies. Tliat before promising a woman to love only her, one should have aeeu them all, or see only her. That real love has no age; it is always in liirih. That it is a terrible thing tobe obliged fo‘love by contract That one expresses well only to love which is not felt. Tturt you can trust your dog to the end; a woman—-till the first opportunity. Thai of all heavy bodies, the heaviest is tiui woman that we have oeaaed to lov«. • That a w oman who pretends to laugh at love js like the child who ainga at night when ho is afraid. Tliat rivals who blow out each other’s brains for the eyes of any woman, prove that they ham no hrnfos’ That tove pleases more than mnrria'.y, for the reason tliat romance is inure olcrwincr than Littery. That the highest mark of esteem a womm can give to a man is to ask his frieadshiit; and the most signal prxx>f o! hg uneasily of that kiss her indifference » to offi-r him herx.— it,. Could anyone have JuduMajiolit HeraUL old Major Sterne anyCaxatia consumes snnnriily 120,000 eonb of bark at home, ami 106,874 cords are exported. It is authoritatively stated saiil Guurgie, honestly, " but I thought that 1.250,000 trees an- aln-ady cut. nod of the title and tbe projwriy, and I said that fifteen years more of the vandalism, i. c., destroying treesand not replanting, yes directly." "I thought him tbe vary greatest muff will wipe cit the liwmlock forest entirely. I ever sputa to,” broke in Miw Lilly Canada is thus killing tlie gfx«e that .the with decision. I refused him vit^not a United States should "cherish.” tion of which convinced him that hu "’untrymen were the worst-anued sol­ In’otutUm In tby cram r of utterance th»t Mrfka tbe *plnt St “} Europe. Dreyw made his way Through th* c!mr to Pans, and entered the employ of a a* S^maker, whom Napoleon comnu^°?ed make ft bfTh*!^R musket. Tlie young apprentice took up PITH AKD PODHP. | the idea and worked at it for many years I| until, nntil, in m 1835, IKw, ho ho succeeded in in making making a n A gbate singer—The tea-kettle. breech-loading needle-gun. The PrusA pole light man—The lamplighter. man Government tried and adopted the I weapon, and supplied the inventor with As a physiological fact it may be men­ means for carrying on the manufacture tioned that negroes are not light-^ln. n gun mn now used in ~r Wilhelm !I of. too in Kni Kaiser Wilhelm’’.s 1 army. . Tux man who died in harness bly forgot to ahuffle off his morU The Miner’s Water-Inch. A miner's inch of water is a quantity that will flow through an inch ai>erturc Stbaxok to say, when the mosquito is with a free discharge and under a con­ stant pressure of six indies alxive the on the wing he is always at hum. Leoxidas was one of the original top of the opening. An aperture 12}x 15 J inches under pressure of six inches deadheads. Ho held the pass st Ther­ above tlie top of the opening will dis­ mopylae charge x00 inches, and is the basis,of la it an evidence of a low taste when all measurements where water is retailed a man gets on his knees to drink from a in small quantities in tlie States of Cali­ brook? ’ fornia anti Nevada. A miner’s inch will Has it ever occurred to base-ball men discharge a quantity of water equal to that a milk pitcher is generally a good 2,250 cubic feet, or about 17,000 gallons, fly-catcher I Weighing 139,500 pounds, in twenty-four hours. Water will hold, in suspension or solution 1,670 of its entire volume; i. e., rains "cats and dogs;’’ but, when it . on inch of water (urinex’a inch) having a Spitz dogs, look out The baker’s business should be profit­ grade of four inches to the rod, will carry off in twenty-four houra, a distance able ; a good part of his stock is rising of ten miles, ten tons of quartat sand and while he sleeps. iron. At one gravel mine in Nevada1 Alludixg to Beecher’s estimate that I County, CaL,' twenty-four cubit yards, one female house-flv will lay 20,000 or forty tons of detritus or tailing, as eggs in a season, the Church Union the washed material is called, are moved thinks "it is n pity a fly couldn’t be from three to fifteen miles every twenty- grafted on a hen.’r four hours. One hundred miner’s Women have cheek enough to wear inches of water conducted through iron men’s hots on their heads, but there is pipes and falling throe hundred and fif­ one thing they dare not do: Not one of teen feet, vertically, and applied by them dare remove her hat in public and means of a nozzle against a hurdy-gurdy dust off tlie bold spot.—Detroil Free wheel sixteen feet in diameter, wifi furnish sufficient power to run an eight­ Touhist—"I aay, bov, what's tho stamp mill, besides carrving off all the Boy— orc which it has furnished tlie power to name of that bill yonder?" "Dunno." Tourist—"Don’t know? crush.—Ban Francitco Boat. Wlint! lived here all your life and don’t know the name of it?” Boy—"No; Riding Money. the hill was here afore I corn’d.” The fact that Spain, though chrono­ "Dm you find Mr. Spriggins, Pat­ logically in the nineteenth cantnrv, is. rick?” "Idid,surr.” "What did he really living in thu seventeenth, is illus­ aay?" "Nivcr a worrud, eutt.” "Not trated by the following from Temple a word ? Not a word ? Why not, Pat­ Bar: In old Spanish house., there is rick?" "Because he was out, surr.” generoMy a very cleverlv-contrivod secret "Out! I thought you said you found receptade for money, akin to the "secret him.” "I did, surr, found him out” drawer” of the English desk. Even now A man out West obtained a divorce tliis secret cupboard is much used, the Spanish idea of security being (an idea from his wife and married again within founded on bitter experience of many tliree days after tli© decree was granted. years) to cage the windows in iron bars, An Irishman, commenting on the man’s lock up the house at night iu winter, action, remarked : " Bedad, he couldn’t look at the money, and then say, in se­ have hod much respict for his first wife, to b6 marrying again so soon after curity and self-congratulation: "Why, I am vexy.aafe; oil. I love and leavin’ her.’ A Galveston school-teacher had a all I need is contained within tlie four great deal of trouble making a boy un­ walls of my cata. There is a vast deal of distrust of banks derstand his lesson. Finally, however, and government securities, and a great ho succeeded, and, drawing a long breath, bolding to the proverb, “No friend save he remarked to the boy, "If it wasn’t God, and a dollar in your pocket," And for me you’d be the greatest donkey on now with the middle class there is no Galveston island.” banking of money. A obat hair waa espied among the The bankers, to begin with, give no raven locks of a charming young lady. interest, ns a rule; and so, just as in Scot­ " Oh. pray pull it out 1” she exclaimed. land, in the troubled year of 1650, the goldsmiths were the only bankers, so the funeral," replied the one who made dow, in Spain, the gentry constantly the unwelcome discovery. "Pluck it hoard their money in their own houses; out, nevcrthelesa," said the dark-haired some ]»it their jewelry and plate in the damsel; " it’s no consequence how many montca 'de piedadL come to the funeral, provided they all come in black." The 014 Red Cent. How much is sublimated in ths famil­ iar refusal " Nous Cent! Not a Red I’’ The old red cent is rapidly passing away out of the United States currency, and it will not bo long before it will be known only in memory and in numismatic col- | l i I i । : । 1 discharged, and aakod the reason. "You are so awful slow about everything," said his employer. "You do me an in- should like to hear roti name it," ancered thu employer. " WeD," said the clerk, fici.mt interest for preservation. The ■Jowly, " nobody can get tired nd quick cent waa first proposed by Robert Mor­ ris, toe great financier of the Revolution, Double and Twisted. and was named by Jefferson twp years after. It began to make ita appearance A laughable circumstance once took from the mint in 1702. It bore the brad place upon a trial in Lancashire, where of Washington on one side and thirteen the Rev. Mr. Wood was examined u a links on the other. The French Revohition soon created a rage for French idem in America,- which put on tho cent, instead of the.bead of Washington, the Wood, how do you head of the Goddrtcs of Liberty—a French The old gunUemaa n Liberty—with flowing lodi*. The chain on the reverse waa teplao«l by the ohve I double U, wreath of peace. But tbe French late E double L, erty was altort-lived. and so was ter ]x»rDouble U, trait on the cent. The next Lead or figtire succeeding thia—the staid, classic dame, with a fillet round her hair—came into faction about toirtv or forty Team the laptte of time. Wkt is the nine-year-old boy like the lick glutton? Because he's over-eight himself. • with laughter. VraoMKm eOort, at toteooo oalter. �’ ORNO STRONG, ten days, but inaufficientiy provided with tirely withheld for three daya, drank on the fourth day sixty litres of water with­ Official figures printed at Washing­ in three minutea. A horse which re­ ton show the following bo te the aver­ ceived do Rolid Dourialimeut for twelve age death-rate for ten weeks in the days was, nevertbeleaa, hr a condition on tbe twelfth day to draw a load of 279 34.19;'Philadelphia, 82M; Brooklyn, kiloa. ’ , 42.36; Chicago, 26.82; Baltimore, A young gentleman and lady in Ithaca 24.66 ; Btwtoa, 23.81 ; Cincinnati, 20 ; New OtIism, 28.62; District erf Co­ were about to be separated in their very lumbia, 27.81. th»’jo«n — dutiful Don’t take clipped coins. The habit , ... _ of clipping coins is becoming very extended visit with some Western friends, but before leaving town she make a living st it. Not only dollars found means to send a note to her lover, and half dollars are clipped and punched, requesting him to meet her at a certain but quartern, 10 and 5 cent pieces are hour in the cemetery. The note fell ■hared in that way. The postoffice au- into the hands of tbe young lady’s tiioritivK and most Government officials fatiier, who< pflpsessiug himself of ita refuse tbe mutilated bits. Therefore, couteltii foiV-akded k ta the youthful don’t take clipped coins. Lorenzo. On the day appointed tlie Dr. Takxkb has teen outdone by a Dakota bull belonging to Capt Hadley, of Fargo, which ran of! into some woods with a chain attached to his horns, and got fastened to a tree, where he re­ mained six weeks without water or food of any-kind. When found he was still alive and happy. stern parent concealed himself behind a tombstone near tho rendezvous, and, having, ovrfhepnl tlie }4An that the yotiiig Aim' shmilfi Tolfow his lady love to the Western city and many her there, suddenly appeared, captured the recre­ ant children, and, taking them in his carriage to a minister,-had them married at once. Ah an illustration of the peculiar dan­ gers which attend tho bringing up of babies in f?L Louis, a paper of that city relates the following : “In the parks of th-a noted summer resort some of tho benchce have but one standard, and tho •The Boston Girl.” A lady, who is now visiting the city, _ _ __ and whose eyes and ears ___ are always open to new and strange sights and sounds, ' thus records the impression made upon ' t^icttl yoUng womau Bt*’ other day, after a nurse — girli set * .a baby I! Bogfon girl leads a complicated down or pne of these benches and turned,. life. She is devoted to “ art. ” She is a away to devote herself to her duty of woman of “designs,’’ but she puts them gcump, a sulwtantial gentleman mt down ail on canvas. Sho talks to you about “studies’^ and shapes, and the now de­ on the other end of the liench, and, as signs she is putting cn the “biscuit” it had no leg, the baby flew up in a tree She walks Commonwealth avenue wrap­ and had to be taken down by a mon ped in visions. She is as inaccessible as a mermaitL When yon fondly imagine witli a Htep-ladder. j her meditations are solely on tbe brili liancy of the lust remark with which her A Philadelphia man whose little son i presence has inspired you, she is really disappeared from home, and who liad | occupied with her secret cogitations upon j tliat lovely, iridescent pitcher, and won­ been searching for him unceasingly, dered if any potter would throw her that waa induced to explore a weed-covered i particular ahape in native clay. piece of laud known os the “lots,” on The Boston girl carves stately mantels Second street, below Maffiin. He ted and alluring cabinets; she models of mornings, and shows marvelous skill in not proceeded far in the swamp when he portrait busts; she haunts tbe artiste* discovered a thin column of smoke ,aris- studios; she frequents the Museum of * •time ’ jjn the ing from a rude hut, almost obacurM by Fino Aria, and spends much rank w^tfalinm, and on going up to the Athenmum, and is a devotee of the th loan __________ , _________________ place ho waa astonished to find his own exliibitiuus. She is a bom trsnscendun, . . , , talisL Incongruous as it may seem .she is boy and a,dozen other lads who had run d8<, energetic diffuser of useful know*w^y from home and were living a free ' ledge; a humble follower of Eastlake; a arul easy sort of life. The fond parent f fervent disciple of Herbert Spencer, and took his erring son home, and the police | “ ** woman’s suf_ , - ,, .in frage. With an air of resignation sho broke up tbe rest of tbe gang. informs you tliat it is not that she partio. -■ ;--------■ nlarly cares to vote, but that she has a AnmAmai* statement has just teen | solemn conviction that it is her duty. istneu from the Treasury Department This fair Melusine never misses a lecture .p^yius Un, toou. port, .t which emigrants arrived during the last de­ cade. It appears that of the total, 2,812,177, there arrived at New York over twothirda, or 1,712,331. The chief point of arrival on the lakes was • Port Huron, 437,068; next, Detroit, 18,765. ' Chicago has credit only tor 847. The reason of tho apparent dis­ crepancy la that the vaat number of forsign emigrants in Chicago were counted at the port of first arrival, except those coming direct from Canada. A vxn remarkable piece of median jam is on exlnbition in Chicago. It ia the work of a poor German cabinet­ maker, living in Troy, N. ¥., who devo­ ted seventeen yean of hia life to it The mechanism represents a Swiss chalet, about five feet high and four feet types and etchings; ate talks learnedlv to you of Michael Angelo’s “Fates,” and tlie different interpretations of the Transfiguration. And the latest innova­ tion of this fair saint is that she turns her boudoir into an oratory, and before aa elegantly carved priedieu she kneels gtaoefullv and presents her petitions in the most faultless of modern classics. For a being of refined taute and elegant culture is she—the fair Boston girl!’’— i Borton Tranrcrird. London Echo: Tho'use of steel for marine boilers has of late increased rai>idly; but, if the latest news from tho Clyde is trustworthy, the Board of Trade will need to bo very cautious in sanction­ ing its employment, for it is reported that tho steel boilers for the Czar's yacht Livadia have failed under tlie test, and have all lieen coDdenmed. Some emi­ nent marine engineers refuse to'use it, but several new pasaenger steamers have been fitted with boildra of steel, and a grave responsibihty has been incurred by l>y their owners. men and women, pursuing their daily vocations. On the lower floor ia the A boatixu party in South Norwalk smith and hia smithy, next to him the *jarl>or Loardi-d a schooner and found a bricklayer at his work, a trumpeter, a buy and a huge Newloundlimd dog in poHaeeaion. A aticx was. thrown out, clergyman preaching, women bringing and the dog Apntng into the water after water, and men walking about, hammer­ it. Thu deck wua fifteen feet from the ing, ehhteHng, selling shoes, etc., etc., water's edge, and the spectators won­ for dear life. It ia a perfect representa­ dered how tlie dog would get back aboard; but tbe bey coolly lowered a tion of imsy life in a Swiss village. A rope, which the dog seized with hia train of cars rnua cut and disappears io teeth and was drawn to tlie deck, where be hud the stick at the feet of the mon a tunnel every haH hour. who had thrown iU A Gkobgia hawk made a bold attack upon a lady. She waa sitting in a room a photagraj her recently tn have the portrsjjtf of his wHe taken. Wliile the opeshe he^rd a heavy tbnd, and the noise of rirfor was amnfiring tbe camera the husfsifingTglsaa outside the door. Rushing baud thought fit to give some advice to into the hall, she found her little child the companion of his life concerning her nose. “Think of something serious," there, and ]>erched upon some object he said, “or else you will laugh and neat at hand a. gigantic hawk. Ujxm spoil it. Itememlrr that your father u tlM^ppeafencerff the ladythaterd made in prison, and that your brother lisa had a swoop for her, and, while she was Us­ to compound with his creditors; and try to imagine what would have become of ing all endeavor* to protect the child by covering ita bead, fastened ita talons in tbo tadys hair. After » tarfcma straggle A mam may work twelve hours a day >r fifteen years on a morning newspaper she sufoMdp} in tearing the bird off, ithout taking a vacation for the benefit whan it rrftreataa tif a picture of Grin. 1 hia health ; but should the same man Lee, upon which it perched. The lady quit at 3 p. m., in leas than a year he weald be •> “overworked” arid worn out that he would want* six weeks’ holi­ day to recuperate. It must be in the dnnking-water.—-Aorrtatown Herald. t LN an j Dost Sods, Sim, Hoasry, Notions, Cloths, Yknnels, ticks, Shirting, Stripes, Chocks, 'Denims. 140 108 53 984 308 324 50 not t B.CV «an ------- WCONSISTINO OE--------- Win of U.Mcrwear, fbr Ladies and Genie. StriuM' Clothing, for Men, Boy» and Youths. Overcoats, for Men, Boys and Youths. Pra. of Boots and Shoes, for Men Women and Children. prs. of Rubber Goode, all «tyle». prs. of Buri Gloves and Mittens. Pieces of Prints, for 5 cent* per yard. Groceries for JFCverybody. I always aim to make prices on goods as JJOOT AND SHOE SHOP. A. BURCMAN Opposite ParUy's fibre Step, NASHVILLE,. - - MICHIGAN, LOW AS THE LOWEST And prices on PRODtCE as High as the Highest and give every one a fair, squarfe deal. ilajslivilir girertwj. D. C. GRIFFITH. VILLAGE OFFICERS Pr~l<Us«/€llhu Chlnrean. Ksc»rtw jFr»nk Mcltaty. JJARPWARE SPECIALTIES BLACKSMITHING, AND DON’T YOU FORGET IT. Detroit Stove Works Stoves, BUILDERS’ HARDWARE, Iron, Nails ajifl Steel, guiaw girrrtorj. W. H YOUNG, D. Offiof Hast ddo Of Mais BtrMt, NaahvlUa • Office boors from T toS a. m. sad « to 7*. m M MD. H A BARBER, Houuofaihie PhyMctea and Burnrou • Office. near reaktonoa,os corner of Watalt* DR. C. W. GOUCHER, 60,000 BOTTLES OF FRIZELLES VEGETABLE PURE WHITE (EIDS AND LINSEED OKS, 'V'arnisKeB. Co1oi-h mt<I Bi-uiwlies, Blood Purifier CHAMPION X-CUT SAWS, SOLD ON TBE PACIFIC COAST On its roerite alone, not a dollar used ia newspapers, the recomendationti of those using it being sufiicient to make this enormous sale. Also, CHAS. H. BRADY, Ind ConrryUMtSt sipcctellr. Bounty and FanMon Claim! pratnpily atSmdrt to. and all atber bufhkeaa entructo? to m» car«. Office oppoalto Un»n llouae, Nuhfllfo. Mkh. LEWIS DURKEE T AWrER, Noun Subtle, R»*J EaJaU JLu anew A<ent. Uollwltoos promptly Converanefng prop-rly executed Offli Griffith'! Store. PUMPS, BOTH WOOD AND IRON, TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE, SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS, TABLE CUTLERY. SHEARS, RAZORS, &c., FARMERS’ AND MECHANICS’ TOOLS. ry Thanking the public for their literal pntronnge dunug tlie part, I ahull endeavor by good goods and Loir Pricer to merit it in tlie future. EMORY FARADY. USTICE OF THE PEACE. Conveyancing car*, fully and pumptly attended to. Office eaal .U1- U.l_ W--k_.I1. Ui-L FRANK C. BOISE. J 62O9ooo BOXES OF FRIZELLES COMPOUND MANDRAKE And Rhubarb Pills, WAL TAKMENTEK, MI>. OSes orer linll'a Drue . mooleillm Mich. More, Ver Sick Headache, Billiousnos* W. H GRISWOLD, >•■!«)•<»•d of O. Homoeopathic Physician and Snryroo. • Office over P.«i> Griffith1* atosa. Rrotoeiire M lbw Are*maln»! ihr rompoandlny them with oihrrRnot! B»d Hnrba tsakn tlwir nciiou mine errtaia and rlTxitva. Try tbeiu and know tlxtr good qaalltlea for yoarwlf. ----------- XEW STOCK OF- A. M. FLINT, TTIJRXKY at taw «nd Solicitor tn Chancery Court! of Ihlailate. Offica over 1>. C Griffith'! Store, Naihvllte, Mich. A will praettoa in all the collection! pruinuUy made. £ PARADY, BOOTS and SHOES, JUST RECEIVED. ANUFACTURER of BooU and Sboe*. Makins 1TJL u>d rTpdr;nj MaUy dona, aUo Uriel Miaolion to fill all order* aroaipdT, »nd n the IowmI Uriafprto—. Stay-M aid* of Main ritr—L TRSASSf, Stout kotwa, p»xl dray Price. - - 20c. a Box FBIZELLE BB03. Props. San FraaauooL WE ARE SELLING THE CELEBRATED SftOO Brwnrd! STIMOIBD SCREW FASTERED GOODS WE will pay lh< i.boic reward lor any taw ot liver corn plaint, dyapvpala, tick hcadarta. i-dlgas ----- SOMETHING BETTER THAN------ ^liattDES SCHEIDT, I B1.ACKUMVM, .fcr Hacsarallli ai.-i lisa at hia FOR FASTENING SOLES OF BOOTS & SHOES, WE RECOMMEND THE £HtaelUntou> ®a«U. yyOLCOTT HOUSE, Xs-hvillr, Michiann- C. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. Health Is Wealth. STANDARD SCREW BECAUSE IT IS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE Tp pn-malure o J age. abuie, or mtr iudul tlTT* OSrir THE SOLES P J. PLKCIIIS, Boss Barber. - j ■ /ASTENED WITH IT.----------- --- CALL 4ND SEE THEM. NV. Ct. AYLSWOR'I H T <i biij^iv.----- ------ 1----- ! Notary Pnblfo, g LIEBHAU8EB, 'J'HEY HAVE GOT ’EM. Who? What? KOCHER BROS. NEW GOODS IRVEREIORS READY MADE CLOTHING, SPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO OUR 'J’HAT HUSBAND OF MINE I O.U hU SHAVING*, nd HAIR CUTTIKO A. L. RASSY’ft, g 4. BUSH. ' "THE BOSS" BOOT AND SHOE IAKER, WAIHYILLK, NO PATENT NO PAT. MiTP UTA statinelfor wmbank*! devfo . MICH. yynxiAM jones, Ladies R. M. Beaver Cloaks, ViSKU MILLS XSS! CLOHIIC, Liiiport/ed Cashmeres, DRESS TRIMIN&S in Worsted, Silks and Satins. £3" IN ELEGANCE AND STYLE THE ABOVE GOODS cannot be equalled in thir market. Ladies fail not to see them before you purchase. OV» STOCKS OF Prints, Flannels, Waterproofs, Cashmere Suitings, Carpets, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Groceries, &c., DENTISTS Li larger and better •elected than ever before «• an inapectioo will convince. KOCHER BROS. �SYRUBU TIMOTHY TUMBLE. Izx.K mo, ALWAYS AWARDED FIRST PREMIUM. Micuigak SmipCawal > Oct, L 1W0. f uw, enxrp, tickling MOMlion in tbe Uuue wives aad tittle oum r who UH Sold by Sltxw I writ ImU, th I. little bBrg ban frenrr by m mectiu held at tbe Opera House. Twas called by preechrrs and church fokes to take into conrideratioc «ut*h like. The incetin wub called to enter by Bev. Jahn Sbokemup, who exjdaaed th* object of the call, and then sugrsted that tbeHJeetin have a cbareinnti and secretary. Jim immegiatly ijominated the Hon. Timothy Tumble, with wu» seconded bv more than a dox?n,an<£the me Un votedyunaniumsly for me. The Rev. Shakmuup was then pin for tbe oom. after which the meet- the follerin preambel and reacrloonbun and moved itadopsbnn: • ’ Weraa: Intemprence, sweariu, hosa muon, gamblin and oil itakindred evils air giitin to be die most prominent and popular amnsenenta of the day, there­ fore resolved, that it Is the duty of the dteoonnteE*Bcc evry such evil, and to use their influence to overcam the wickedness from whatever source or under whatever name it may cum. The rcselooehuna was pendin, and several embraced the opportunity to speek. The Rev. Geo. ’Tubbs arte and adreaaed the meetin for J hour. He sed lie aus sorry to sec the peeple of thia grate nashun ao strongly weded to thare gods intemprence, profanity, sabbath hrakin, card playin, and all tbemodem forma of polite wickedness. He sed twaa gittin to be very popular now days to hav a lotety game to git money for the preechcr. If the church wanted to rase a few dollars tha got up a soehil or fare where the old fokes told yams, taw k cd of tbe last boss race, politicks, or the latest fashuna, etc., while theyung fokes went off into a nuther room where tha danced all nite chargiu so-such a number, just to git muney for tbe church. The Rev. sed he wus glad to githis munny, but wua it rite to gitfuuda that way for religoua purposes! The next one that ria up was a far­ mer, he sed he bad noticed that tbe fokes was goin over to the devil auful fast, and he woodent wunder if some on eiu wuagoin by telergraf, he cited a case of a yung farmer who cum into the naborhoed a few years ago, thia yung man wua juat married, and he and hia wife wuh both stedv church goers and woodent hardly do tbe chorea on Sundy; tha waa so pius, but thia fall thia yung fanner fitted hia ground on San­ dy, and rood Ijc seen at wurk at sumthin, most evry Sandy. Now,'what canned such a change! dident the bells of the churches sound aa sweet, the words of the minister as preshus, the music and siugia so heavenly; the pew in tlie house of God as comfortable ! or, wus it that the mighty dollar had got such a logement in his hart that ennything lioly and just coodent git not even standin room on the outer­ most corner. Then agin, he sed he was surprised that thare wu* so much sabbath brakiu. Evry Sandy yeu cook beer shootin of fire arms in evry quarter. Ail day long guns will be fired off*around his fields not only disturbing the peeceof the peeple, bat violating God’s holy day. The speekersed he used to belong to the church. bat of late tho devil hail got a inorgageon him, and he dident tend Sandy skool, or meetin,- blong to tlie tempmnee, and unless he pade up the hiorgsge party soon he wua afrade the devil wixxi foreclose. As hood as the farmer set down, one of the good old mothers in Isreal rte up. Her loks was silvery white, her step was feeble, and when she stood up a a silence fell on all. not an eye but wua •turned on her, and with a sweet, mu­ , sical voiceahc began one of the most techiu appeals for human ade, I ever herd, but she lade the blame of so much wickedness at the door of the men, she sed the wimmin wasept en­ tirely innocent she knew, but ever since Eve made such a sad mistake in tbe garden of Eden, wimmin had let the men have thare own way, and she thot if enny one ot to be to blame for *h*t grate sin of our first parents, twos tbe men. Who runs the saloon, says ■he, who passes laws sankahuniu the scllin ot tlie damnable liquid,the sett in in his color with winch to _ _y. hte __ system, callin it heltfay and savia twil cure rumatu and kindred ill* or, per­ chance treatin a rowdy gang till late at nite, and all retirin'with brain reelin while the chfdrep are wondering if iba wil ever be so, not even dreaming little inocedt ones, that tha appotita is already formed for strong drink, by, partaking of fathen hclthy cider T It is not the wimmin, no! No! Now. fathers, brothers, sons, she began, wbare are we driftin! what will becum of ns! Look at the mtery, crime and woe! beer the appeals for help! can yeu stand silently by and say thare is no remedy! Are the pulpits to keep silent for foer of offending some brother who pays rite royally for a place to air his nches, or abstain/rotn speekipof all these curses for feer but few will cam to heer the. Shame on such religion, to the dogs with it, let us have true christions to fill our patpits, who are not afrade to speck boldly of our sins and bring shame on those who coun­ tenance the evils of the day. Let the , men pass just laws and see that are enforced, abolish the saloons and gambling hells, refooae to Rive licence to enny evil, give up the cider bisnees, keep the sabbath sacredly os a day of fest, love tlie lord, do good and com­ municate and all will be welt When this good old mother set doun the peeple all ris up and cheered and cheered for 9 minutes, after which the Reselooshan passed yunanimusly and the meetin adjourned, and all went from the room with a determination to do sumtliin, good or bad. , I went home and went to bed but I coodent sleep, all nite long the words of tliat good old woman kept ringin io my cars, I new I was guiltv, I new I h«»d helped to pass tlie laws, I new I bed patronised saloons, yes, I new all she sed was true, but bow can we help it! The merchants says,take away the saloons and our bianess falcs. Stop the makin and selin of drink and wharo will tho U. 8. git its revenue, tbe states its full treasury, the city Jfunds to do bisness. Stop licencin saloons and gamblin and taxes will be grater. What can we do ! Munny before reli­ gion, fasliuDs before charity, truth when it don’t cut, and all is lovely. Despondingly Yores, Timothv Tumble. THE WESTERN ■ICHKIAN FAIR. 8P&IE0 A OOHEAHYS EXHIBIT. Opinion of the Pmao Concerning it Entertaining Art Hall, at tlie south ' door, the magnificent show made by SPRING AND COMPANY Caught the eye at oucc, and it held t>e । eyes of the ladies so long that tlie oth­ er exhibitors hardly stood a fair chance. By the time they had done admiring and discussing it, they had to hurry through to make the tour of the hall in proper season. The rich carpets, and curtains, and shawls, could not have been ruled out of Art Hall by the most hypocritical. The carpete hung against the walls, witli their rich colors har­ moniously blended and duly contrast­ ed, appealed to the sense of the beauti­ ful, and the elegant curtains and shawls depending artistically fron the gallery set off the display tp perfection. The luxurious velvet, heavy body Brussels, and cut velvet caniets were enough to start the wealthy housewife direct for tlie big Mouroe street store, and drive the poorer one wild with envy. The specimens in this line were sufficient to con vince anyone who might have doubt­ ed that Spring easily leads in this line of trade. And bow the good old. house­ wives—with minds full of memories of worsted dogs, seeming to threaten rab­ ies to any who should step on them, and tediously wrought parti-colored ELEGANT RUGS Tliat divided honor* with the carpets. Turkish rags.Bonretta rug*, and rug* of velvet.made the good mau clutch his pocket book a* the goo<i wife gazed on the beautiful tempters. Lovers of lace feasted their eye* on a pair of rare an­ tique lace curtains, and some handsome lambrequins appeared to good advan­ tage. Owe of the best things on tbe gror.nds waa this firm’s array of genu­ ine India shawls, selling for from $100 to $350. Another thiug worth noting was their counterpaina. The resources of the house could lie guessed at, too, from the rolls of large and €O8Tta' BLANKETS Shown—among them fine Rose blank­ ets selling as bigli as fifty dollar*. Tlie *i qualities. Elegant lace curtains with tembreqaia* and appropriately hung; seta of thojatest style neck trimmingn eta., displaying to fall advantage the various articles going to make up a lady’s complete toilet all of which are in stock at Spying & Co’*. The eye of the good hoiiM- keeper ineujieciiuly tak­ en with the array of superior table lin­ en, uapkins,M*reefik* quilt* with pink and blue center*, and in pure white, California rare blanket^ ete. A gen­ uine $100 India shawl, and rare and rich silk* of various patterns, chain every lauy'a attention. The display as a whole has rarely been equaled in piOINEEEL JHTORE I Blnoe the Introduction ot KeHocfi Columbian . A.U1 All Achw And pall ,cbol«TA mortal, dlxrrhor and the power to impart benefit that casaot be had from tbe cough mixtures now in use. Sold by all druggists at 25 crate per bottle. WE ARE ALWAYS READY TO ENTERTAIN Cus­ tomers and to treat them to the Best line of Goods in Town ly recommended for curing liver com- stomach and liver. Sold by all drug gist at W rente per box. Fltuabugg. fflichiflan gtntraljUilroai -AT THE- SPBinG AND COMPANY. We do not wish to see anything finer than tbe display of staple and fancy dry goods made iiv Spring it, Co. at the this year. The firm occupy one of largest and best spaces in Art hall they have filled every avilableinch something of rare interest and . Notable among a hundred othgs, are tho great variety of cari displayed in a score of different M and patterns. These form the and background to the whole pic­ ture and one must perforce see and ad­ mire. A feature of special interest is the numerous exquisite full dress cos­ tumes for ladies, arranged on forms, and representing with accuracy not merely the quality but the exact style and tit of garments such as dresses, cloaks, dolmans, etc. Handsome lace cuitaius surmounted by lambrequins, give a homelike appearance to improv­ ed makes are also shown. An assort­ ment of elegant vari-colored silks is in­ cluded. ho one can possibly miss tbe tlOO India shawl or embroidered cloths, the Marseilles plain aud colored quilts, California rose blankets, oil cloths, fine table linens, napkins, etc., which go to make the ladies glad. In arrangement as in stock tbe exhibit is one of the finest everseen in the state. Grand liapidt Ttmet. MAIN LINE. ON AND AFTER DExTTs. 1170. TRAINS O> tha M*in Um will jmm Jackson m follows: IVLost Favorable Rates Mall----- “AND DON’T YOU FORGET IT.” Kight Expre« 5:00 t m. Arrfr. Dwlrott fcoo a. ■' ■ GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. Our Stocks in Boots and Shoes are complete. Rubber Boots for Men and Boys. Clothing a specialty. Trunks and Valises, lots of ’em. Remnent Edgings 10 cents a bunch. Groceries in abundance, and none but the best qualities kept tor sale. Crockery of the most approved pattern. _________ KA8TWAB1 . 8TAT10M. “ 12:17 MhMtarlliaLTaHMMViU* . Charlotu ..... Raton Rapid., 11:87 WESTWARD. STATIONS. DMrolt,.:.------ L .lackAon,...----- RWr. Jabetloi... btai KMta ■ Charlotte-------Vermont, ille---Naahville._.„^.. Harting............. M’MtarUla,„.^... Rani mood....---GraudRapMa^ Paeiric ;s 715 Trunk and Catvida Soo then- Rallwaya. E. C. BROWK, OUR MOTTO IS ■yyHEN YOU WANT ANYTHING ----- IN THE LINE OF------ GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS, teen Ounces to the Pound. ALLEN BROS. GRAND RAPIDS, ’ H. B. LEDYARD. P T. BOISE, (Successor to Boise Bros.) YOU CAN FIND AT MY STORE Hediclncs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, A'nrnfaihes, Dcn’t fail to call; we will do you good. Surgical Instruments And all the leading Remedies in Patent & Propriatory Medicines Largent Stock I.owt'Hi Pricew rio DRUGGIST. No Shoddy Goods; Three Feet to the Yard; Six- ItwiDpayyou tortileIbeeatabllabmenlof R. WOLCOTT CLOSING OUT ----------ALL GOODS--------- • CONTINUOUS FACING, School Books, Blank Books, Mleoellan’s Books. x urn, uxx or Bibles, Autograph aol Photograph Albums a courixn um or STATIONERY, WaD Paper and Bordering, [TRIMMJUI FRRKJ AS FINE A LINE OF All parties having nn account, please call and settle IMMEDIATELY. BEST SHIRTS, SHOP C OINTEINTS -------- WITHOUT--------- As there is in town, and all war­ ranted to be as represented or money refunded. KXTRA COST CALL AND SEE ME Before buylne aay of Ute above mentioned artld eliewbere, aa I can mvo jmu moaey. RIP DOWN THE BACK, F. T. BOISE. ALLFA BROS Illuminated £ Electricity! OPEN EVERY EVENING NOW, Q W. SMITH SELLS GENUINE MASON FRUIT CANS I •ing its immense stock of new goods for fall and winter, te best manufacturers «f Foreign and Domestic Woolen EXTRA TOPS AMD RUBBERS. Fabrics in the world. We do not like to work in the dark; WHITE FISH, TROUT, □either do we sell goods io the dark, but will honestly show LAKE HERRIAG, tbe purchaser what he is buying. Our line of ----- By the pound or keg.------ Fine Cloths for Suitings, Sugar, Tea Coats and Vest snd Pants, is very large and complete in the assortment. A large and select stock of manufacture, were exceptionally good. eriywhere ’ We noticed, too, a nice lot of embroi­ ffl-fame to which fiend* callin them- dered blanket* for infante. Tho had­ ttlvaa mon, entice .the unwary and ing position taken bv this firm at tbe Kiris merely an index to it* position western Michigan. It is justly the C. C. WOLCOTT to Agent for the favorite in thw section of the state.— only GENUINE NEW SINGER in the Hatarday Pott. market, and th< only SINGER worth KPRIXG AND COMPANY. downward until disgrace stare* them buying. Tbuusaudsof the OLD SING­ One < if the largest and test e xhibits on the erroandji this year or ever seen ER MACHINES are in tlie market. RaDte that of Spring A Com­ j dry goods. It eomprist* al­ ing, all tbe fault of thew- wood I* pin* the line, and ert to buy SINGER MACHINES only ofC. C. .WOLCOTT, or Mb Agents the price from $45.00 no much time ami ; whn ho« reduced »7nS^'Too ‘a’ww P1 it• Htt’e noea air ahtrerw. with 0. c. WOLCOTT ■ nnttentw-ill.trr’n- I’h* - FALL AND WINTER OVERCOATINGS! COFFEE OUR MERCHANT TAILORING. DEPARTMENT is excelled by none, aiming to be consistent in price and executing all or­ ders in the highest style of art. Call and see and examine the largest assortment and best selected stock of MEH’S, YOUTHS AMD BOYS READY-MADE CLOTHING to be found in Michigan. New gdods, latest styles and low price*. Rises for the largest man or smallest bov. GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS. New Novelties. DUMBERMENM StWLffiS-OaBte. Blnnkctm Wool Eodu.'Wool MitUo. ’"I■J’”'’"’™'. *»• ' TEN WARRENTEF. for 3 year* wfthlE. c.irh in u’.-ii.-. . PIKKCK. Under thf TOWCP Clock GRAND RAIMDH. MICH. * BOIXiOXAM, nuwiEv wKiur. hekkim; a baliut, fresh SALT MEATS, AND HEAPS OF CROCKERY ^C. W. SMITH. �»ih.i SATURDAY, - OCT. 9, 1880. ; VICINITY LOCALS, OOUHTY LINK ITEMS. aaovE items. Mrs. Job. Wileni ba. gone to WMor- The Democratic county convention The maple* are putting on their beautiful autniQiHd hue. John Blown’* horse lie* moulding iu the ground, as be (John) goes marching on (foot). Our pumpkins are a failure and we did'nt have time to finish our wooden one for the fair. . During the storm Saturday night one of Pliney McOmbere’ straw stacks wim> struck by lightning and burned up. Mr. C. H. YrMD Arman of Hasting*, ad­ dressed the people at tbe Buck school house Thursday evening, upon the po­ litical issue*. Theodore Plunisey and wife of Woodland come to hi* father’* Tuesday night, and Wednesday morning Phinisey and daughter accompanied them to tlie advent camp meeting at Battle Crock. Mr. Spires was returning from Nash­ ville in that fearful storm Saturday nigbtlwben he ran off one the bridges on Feigliner’s flats, and found it necessary to cut'his harness in. pieces in order to extricate his team. ia Hastings, on Saturday. »t 1^0 p- m. by N. Bailey, chairman of coUnty coumittee, who in a few brief remarks stated the object of the meeting, as­ serting that **10 Barry county w© are weak but the Nation is all right.” On • motion of Mr. Bailey, Dr. Peck- Copt. Bowen feeds a blind cow. Aunt Fanny .Wilson is regaining her health. Potatoes are a very poor crop in this section । If yon wish good neighbors; endeav­ or to be a good neighbor yourself. A heavy rain storm passed oyer this ' section on Saturday and Sunday last Ed. Reese and wife of Battle Creek, spent last Sunday visiting their old neighbors. H. C. Goddard, the village landlord, has been serving a term in Jackson. ’Twas visiting friends. A large number of Democrats of Knl■ uno assisted at the pole ra’singst Bellevue on Saturday last I John Wise of Calhoun Co., is visiting Must be Ed. Stewart now sings friends in this vicinity, and enjoying himself by shooting pigeons and foxes. "Boses wither and then bloom” for it ia supposed that Edward Stewart and Miss Elsia Moon of Hesperia, is visit­ ing at E. D. Williams’, and we notice Roia Savage were bound together in holy wedlock, Oct. 5th, and started for that Warren don’t go a bee banting as Fcnville, where tbe laiter’s sister re­ often as usual. Four Paws show at Battle Creek and sides. Geo. Mason’s dog neared a colt that the terrible wind storm at Bellevue, seems to be the greatest excitement at Bill. Logan was driving, Tuesday eve­ ning, which ran over a stone pile, up­ the present time. Cute Smith of Kalamo, jn dosing setting tiie buggy, and leaving Bill, out his store with the intention of go­ with a scratched face and sprained an ing ot>a farm, so Birt can exercise kle, and brought up in front of* John Bell’s, having passed a fence and a tree himself a little more. Several of our formers don’t propose where there was little more than room to sell their apples at the the price they for a horse, and consequently left deep are at the present time, and are cover­ indentation on either side T. T. Dewey was does at hand and took ing them over witli dirt. If the Hawlc would inform uj» just charge of tho wreck. John Carveth of Middleville, spoke where Alice Hyde was teaching school four niilds south of Nashville, he would at the McKelvey school house,Tuesday evening. He has recently changed be doing us n great favor. Foxes are after youx West Kalamo from Democrat to Republican, and he man, they think he is a spring chicken, addressed himself particualrly to the or a young goot^. Something must be Democrats, and in such a manner that to a neutral looker on, it don’t seem as done to save his "bacon.” Jeff. Showalter and bride n’ill pooh though they would ever vote a Demo­ cratic ticket agaiu. The Nashville set up for themselves in F. Showalter’s house. *^nd Isaac Townsend and bride boys made it interesting with their torch light procession and singing. commence buniness in the Beal bouse Tuesday afternoon Rev. A. D. New­ in Maple Grove. ton performed an interesting ceremony T. A. Crandall’s increasing business has made it necessary for him to en­ for Asa Matteson of Nashville, and Emma Culp of this place whereby large hia store, having added on a room for fancy goods, winch makes it more their destinies were united for life^The guests numbered about 40, and among convenient for him. There is a man residing on the coun­ them was that fun-loving, mirth-pro­ . ty line, who says that if he hiul known voking West Kalamo man. Among twenty years ago as much about wom­ the presents was an elegant silver but­ en as he now knows, he could never ter dish, presented by Thomas Brice, a butter knife by C. H. Brady, and a set of have been coaxed or hired. There has been a man peddling Bib- silver spoons by Frank McDerby and lea throughout this section, and occa­ wife. The wedded pair left for Nash­ sionally where he finds a man that is ville, Tuesday evening, where they financially embarrassed, he will donate will take up theiruliode. Maple (Trove him one, providing lie has a daughter loses one of her much respected Indies of society, nud Nashville wins. Long that is a good looker. Another Kalamo boy got caught. On and happy may they live. 1. L. Dodge. Tuesday last Asa Matteson took to himself a wife iu the perspn of Miss Emma Culp of Maple Grove. Good bye, Asa. May sunshine continually smile upon you, and your "little troub­ les” grow up to bless their aire. The other morning W. C. Wilcox had a presentiment that nil was not right with a two-year old heifer which he had tied head and foot to prevent jump­ ing and going out in the pasture found her cast on the side hill, with a fence rail twisted betjvecn the rope and head of the animal, and its head tnrned back under ita body. Whit, cut the rope, pulled the head into line, but it was “which and tother” with the poor brute about living/ but after a few atruggles,lifc returned, and Whit, feels rejoiced. Dan Myers and ^Vill Rian, gave a party in Mrs. Townsends’ new house on Friday night of last week, which would have been a very enjoyable af­ fair had it not had been for a party of debauchers from Nashville, who came there bringing with them viragoes,who had left virtue behind, and bringing instead, a good supply of liquor to help them along in their sinful ways. .They spent the evening in stomping and swearing,- and making expressions, which dashed the modesty of the inno­ sent, and I have been informed by oue who claimed to have been an eye-wit­ ness, that they went into an orchard close by and partook of fruit without permission of the owners, and now in my opinion, when these sons and daughters of degradation are called np before the bar of God to give, an ac­ count of their actions and deeds done while here Mow, that they will find booked for them a bad record. I wish it plainly understood that not all of the people from Nashville were badly be­ haved . There was an exception. Nerve. CEDAR CREEK ITEMS. Chaa. Murphy has got hut cider mill in operation at this place. The frame of the new grist mill la up and the carpenters busily working on it. The farmers are through sowing wheat. They have sown tbe latest thia season they ever did, and tbe fly is working in it that which was sown earliest. During the rain storm of last Satur­ day night, tlie bam of Chas. Caipenter was struck by lightning and burned with its contents, consisting of about five tons of hay, and 200 bushels of wheat, and one of his horses. Ko in­ surance. C. P. L. ASSYRIA ITEMS. Alix Campbell, came home from the north wry sick bust week. Red Ribbon meetings at tlie M. E. church every’ Saturday evening. John Munger is diging a cellar under hi« house, and putting up a wall. C. II. Russell tipped over his carriage the other night, and badly damaged it. Elder McPhail has been sent buck on the Assyria Circuit for the coming year. Mr. Chafey of Wisconsin, is visiting at Richard Jones’. Richard Jones and wife celebrated their golden wedding, Sept. 29th. C. H Dennison addressed a large audience on Thursday evening, setting forth the principles of the Republican party in a gentlemanly manner. A relief meeting was held at the church on Monday evening, for Che benefit of Mr. Geo. VanAuken, and over $70 raised and, a committee ap­ pointed to solicit aid throughout the surrounding community. The political kettle is seething, and some lively times were wit­ nessed a few evenings since at a, meet­ ing addressed by Mr. Freeman of Mid­ dleville. After the speech a lively con­ fab was had by different ones present in which 0. Long and Mr. McCall took an active part. We will put up Mr. Mc­ Call against any greenbackcr in the county, the stalwart Hecox of Maple Grove not excepted. H. .H HICKORY CORNERS ITEMS. READ MY LIBERAL OFFER short speech dn the work in Barry Co. antl^scd by asking die committee to Mr. Click, editor of Democrat, waa made secretary of the con ven don, and the chair appointed acommittee of five on credentials, consisting of II. A. Goodyear of Hastings, Edgar FlausIrary of Barry; Seneca Larabee of Hope; Ira Stowell of Woodland; and D. D. Darling of Irving. : 'rhe committee on credentials report­ ed the following delegatee present: . Hope— Milon Waldorff Wllllrd Psyns Seneca Larabee, H F. Peckham and Columbus Campbell. Oratuevillc—Fred Neeeley. Caatleton—EHl.u Chipman, John H. Smith, Joshn. Martin, Ira B. Batcheller. H W. Dicklnaon and H'ram Partello. HMUnp'Clty-IL-A. G-wSyror, John BoMtner. M. W.f&ker,N. B*ney, M. fl. Clark, J. B Good­ year. PhlMM Smltk, W. a Goodyear, D, G. HobinMill, D. B McElwam and M. H Wlur Kutlaod—E. JoM.«on, Norraan Johnwn, Staphen Yockloy aod Jobs Headricks. F WwoJlaad-B, <A. Lamb, F. B. Dark**, P.rry Stowell, Ira Slowelk C. K Palmerton and A. J, Palmertlou. Carlton—M. Lndlfw, Ju. Carptnter, Goo. Mur dotk, John IkjUhrliOr, Ollver-Cbcnoy and Ray- I will give to the person buyinglhe most Goods OF ME WITHIN THE 60 DAYS BETWEEN OCT. 4th AND DEC. 4th, AN ELECIUIT (25 GERMAN PAISLEY SMWL! £3F I have a large, stock, and am receiving New Goods daily in Dress Goods, Shawls, Waerproofs, Cloaks, Skirts, Sheeting, Prints, Shirtings, Denims, Flannels, Cashmeres, Silk and Fancy Laces, Silk Velvet, Passimetry Trimming, Fringes, Hosiery, Gloves, Clothing, Trunks, Sachets, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes and Groceries, eVer shown in Nashville, and at the lowest cash price. » Remember We Sell for Cash. J. And are not undersold by any square-dealing house in Michigan. Nashviille, October 1, 1880. Assyria, Johnstown, Prairieville and Yankee Sprlnga were not represented. Mr. Stowell moved that a committee of one from each township and wards ot the city of Hastings be appointed to prepare and present to the committee for its consideration a county ticket. Mr. Flausbnry moved to amend by making the committee to consist of four from each Rep. district. Mr. Stow­ ell accepted the amendment. This was objected to by some and arising vote was called for and resulted in 35 yeas to 31 nays. The choir appointed as such com­ mittee. M. W. Riker, P. Brown, 1. B. Balchellor and Im Stowell from the first Representative district, and A. Aldrich, G. Campbell, A. L. Thomas and L. K. Powers from tlie second district. After the committee retired speeches . were made by H. A. Goodyear, urging that the committee adopt the ticket made a short time ago by the Green­ backers, thinking this would lie best. He knew that "we had been treated sltabbily by them, but then oil boys have big heads." and he felt tliat he would be justified before God and his fellow citizens, if they us­ ed all the means in their hands to de feat the Republican party. Chance given for all presntto ex­ press themeslves on tho subject, and se veral prominent delegates were call­ ed, but refused to express themselves on the matter. The chairman was call­ ed and responded by endorsing all that the Hon. Mr. Goodyear had said and concluded by saying that he thought that anything to defeat the. Republican party would be honest, and that all means in their power should lie used to bring about a change. Eugene Pringle was called and spoke about 15 minutes, when the chairman annouijtt d that the committee were ready to report, which they did os fol­ lows : For Judge of Proliate.T. A, De Rin er; Sheriff, Milon Waldorff; Clerk. D. J). Darling; Register, E. C. Elliott; Treaa.. D. G. Robinson; Pros. Att’y. Wm. Rowley ; Circuit Court Commissioner, Hickson W. Rolfe ; Surveyor, Joshua Martin; Coroners,John Beumer and L. Smith. On motion of Mr. Martin the report was accepted. Mr. Martin moved that the committee do not make any nom­ inations. A rsing vote taken and mo­ tion lost. On motion of Mr. Reed the report of the committee waa adopted. Mr. Clark offered the following : Jletloved, That the county committee have power to till out the ticket should there beany tliat refused to allow their name to run on tlie, ticket which was carried. On motion N.Bailey waa made chair­ man of county committee,and the chair appointed a county committe of Areas follows; E. C. Elliott of Barry, Ira Stowell of Woodland, John Bessmer of Hastings, Ira Batchellor of Castleton and F. A, DeRimer of Thornapple. After electing delegates to the Sen­ atorial convention to be held in Nash­ ville. The house divided into first and second districts for the election of Representatives. The result of the action of the first district waa the nom­ ination of Richard Jones of Assyria, the Greenback nominee, and the sec­ ond district the nomination of Edgar Flausbury of Barry, BEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. IMI. up. l u|»r I tv A.t Daniel F. B» all; .WaablngUr 2 CD GUNS o 5 Barry ccrantv, from Heptember 1 St.-, 1880. to Oct- «S MA'JHW HlfiOUri Order Work flUli UUU DAVTTM nAfllljIfl CO 50 now re^ly BEST CABINET OHCANS IN Tin: WORLD.wtuiMw* fl-l-K —. dioltiietlon --- ----------_ - «re»t highest «! C/ery thiktxex woiUt'l -kxiitaiTfoM ron rnn TWiavvrv T«*a*. pne... M7(|10s lo •i00 ,, d “P-’tid*. Forraaypny nienbl®-1* “ quarter apt! upward HP(1 A N<I ORG•'>’ CO.. 154 Trciwmt St.. U nu A fl 0 BOSTON; 46 East 14tli 8i„4Un>-. l&quare.) NEW: 149 Wabash Av. CHJrA Trade withHim and Save MJouey 1 OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT THIS OFFICE. r FOUNDS GAINED in throe week., and cured 6 4c 7 Blk 7.Freeport, consideration 300 Cook 4c Sheldon to Madiaon Itanaota, 40 acres on ID ofconaumptlon. Meaara. Craddock *• Co., 1032 Bare St., e« 34 Rutland, consideration 150 Philadelphia, Pn. Emma M Campbell to Palmer B Cranston 40 acres on Sec 6 Bn* land. consideration 1.500 D ( Griffith to I N Kellogg, lot W Naabrille., Olotment/foi a frieod of mine who la not expected consideration 100 to live; and aa your medicine* cured me of CON SUMPTION aoiuc three year* a«o. 1 «»nt him to try them. I Rained flftoen pound* while taklLK the Maple Grove. 600 D 8 Hobtw to T J Brook*. 40 acre, on Sec 13 flrtt three bottle*, and I know it la Ju*t the thing for him. Rcapeetfully, J. V. HULL, v Maple Grove, cooelderalion 600 Lar retxxburg, Andcreon Co., K». EM Holbrook to John F Holbrook, 20 astro on Tbl* remedy apeak* for Itoelf. One bottle will aatiafy the mint akeptteal. There la not a single Sec 16 Woodland, conUderalton 1,000 •ymptom ofConsuntptlon that It does not dinlpale at once, and It will break up a fre*h cold on See 23 28 a 39, Yankee Springe, consideration 'n 34 hour*. UK per pint bottle. CRADDOCK* CO.. 1033 ttocc HL. Philadelphia, Pa. 2.000 Henry Ferguson to Margaret Whelan, 80 a.*re* on 15 Blitland, contlderation IS Rutland, consideration 340 Moses Shalt* to J Laubaugt, 40 acres on Sec 34 Rutland, consideration 1,000 The Chicago Weekly News tt.rn# acquainted 'pHE NASHVILLE LEVATOR, Remodeled, Enlarged £ Improved IN 1879, So as to Enabe Johnstown. conaldrration 1 .000 LOCAL MATTIERS. Any number of farmers to ty Buy your School Books of F. T. Boise. A complete line. Unload Wheat and Grain Ex­ peditiously iri Accuratly. If you take our,ad vice you will lose no time iu calling on your druggist for "Sellers’ Cough Syrup”—without an equal. Price 23 cents. For Sale. ■ F THE NEW FOOD K 4* BlTTESiS AINSWORTH & BROOKS MEDICINE A Span of Colts, 3-years old. E. D, Williams, West Kalamo. desire to announce that having erected one of tbe largest and most convenient elevator buildings in central Michigan, tyBuy your Dry Goods,Boots Shoes, they are prepared to receive and Hats, Caps, Groceries, Provisions, CrocKery, Notions, etc,, of E. Reese, who always sells at the lowest prices. PAY TBE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE Restaurant I Restaurant! For any quantity ot Farmers when in town always go to C. N. Dunham’s fora square meal or a first class lunch. Fresh Bakery goods and oysters received daily. Two doors north of the post office, tor ES” For Jewelry and Watches go to That may be brought them. They _____________ F. T. Boise. keep for sale at the lowest prices Tea ’ — runiAintilK » ••• -—- --medielnc than MALT BITTKR8. prquxml from Unfermanttd Suit, Hop*, ’nd Qulnin*. Tl^y teed the body and the t>r»ln, eurfi-h the blood* aoUdlty the bones, harden the uiiim-Ii-*, quiet the nerve*, cheer tho mind, perfect dlRntion.rerulat* the Momacb and bowels, clean*e 0.0 liver aud kldnev*. »nd vitalUe with New Life ueery fluid of the body Be­ ware of Imitation* *ln harly namri Jx»k the | COMPANY’S SIGNATURE which appear* plainly I on tho label of every bottoi. Rold everywhere^ ! 1-1 MALT BITTERS CO.. Bort-n.Maea. alsc — ... ..... ■ "~-i 1 JJENRY ROE. Tea I Seeds, Flour, Feed, Lime, Salt, Big Bargains in Tea, and a Beautiful Plaster, Stucco, Hair and Conch Shell given with every Pound. ________________ C. W. Smith Shingle*. tyWill pay the highest market price in cash for unsalted butter Farm­ ers bring in your butter and save the salt. E. Reese. Money Sarei ly Dealim with Ita. 41i»SW8W0»THaBB00K. | MEAT MARKET. Keeps constantly on hand a big rtoek of , Fresh and S(M They all do It. Go to the Old Reliable Market for rpHE BARRYVILLE MILLA. Freeh, Salt and Smoked Meats of all kinds. Henry Roe. Proprietor. WALKER & NORTON Good New*. I am now prepared to do Engraving, in n neat and workman-like manner, do not forget it. and bring on your Sil­ ver Ware and have it marked. James Fleming, Jeweler P*o»*i*ro* ATT! DVT TADI V____ ' Smulei Haai ani Stalim, FRESH. FISH and FOVLTHT IK THEIR SEASON, Lard, by the lb. or barrel, FLOUR, MEAL I FEED, MORGAN, BARRY CO., MICH. Nashville Market*. 9 ATTENTION FARMERS I 25 Yankee Sprlngi, eoaridwation 400 city, canild-ratlon 1.000 Inga city, eonald*ration SOC QIM5 8HQT.81HI P.FOWXLLasox.swc! Tea! acre# oa Bee 16 Orangeville, conalderation 1.000. Mr. J. M. Cadwalader is visiting in Geo. W. and Bom A. Smith to C. A. Hough, 3 pt the west. •f lot 2 blk IS,Wood land, conaiduatlon 40. Nice weather for the county fair and W. T. Downing toO. A. Hougb^'pt of lot 2, blk many of our people are attending. 13 Woodland, rooalderatlon 50. A largeamount of wheat passed this Thornapple, cooeideratloe 55. place to Augusta. The price being about 88 cfs. per bu. . Daniel Dorr of Prairieville died week before last from the effects of injuries received by a wagon passing over him some time since. Walter Gregory to H. W. Williams, 100 aerro on A Republican meeting and pole rais­ 8*c 34 4c 25 Prairieville,consideration 3,600. ing, was well attended on Saturday last. Tbe meeting waa called to order by Geo. W. Marr, and A. Elliot made chairman. The speakers were Messrs P. Sec 16 Yankee Springs, cotnid-rxUou 150. W. Niakern and Hon. J. H. McGowan. _____ A. A. E. The M. E. social will be entertained by Hrajtnd Dr. Barber, at their resi­ dence on Wednesday next, afternoon and evening. Refreshments will bo served from 5 to 7 o’clock. A cordial invitation isexteuded to oil. G. A. TRUMAN GOOD WORK GUARANTEED. WALKER & NORTON, ' Naehvllle, consideration 150 . Prop’8 of the BARRY VILLE MILLS , Hides, ] Pelu, if11'? for dec.M,rkbt Pri“ Fresh. Goods, Full Weights and Satisfaction Guaranteed. __________ HBNKY ROE. ^^..’.^ENCYCIOPEDIA YOUROWN^ LAWYER "*• - • �jmmmw Til FAMILY DOCTOR. Anted to white Col- 13 Delaware on tobiterfere District Judge are conducted Tn editors of the <ktf«f journals in on a gridiron ___ _ nr short time Kuffloe* to cook it thoroughly; and I have often found that to bo eaten when all other mode* of invalid cooker* have been tried in vain.—Cfcomfter*’ Journal. way* regarded aa a cold body. In : entry to which is strictly forbidden to all •ome ot the more untutored of the save followers of tho prophet A white suffice to decompose the teeth sub­ warfare in Ireland, asyc cinnta Supposed the moon to'be an boy in good health, from eight to four­ stances. In forty-eight hours the juice latch,’ grow* • in intensity, Graga WUkam Oml* debvwad tha orattou. teen year. old, ooato from $180 to $200; rf. the Viscount Mount....Jaanta Murray waa fatally gored tr i tbe presence of tbe the departure of the sun below tlie honand 'flu liknliliood the diseocteuted pwuontry. ton. They supposed tho surrounding. unknown u<>- of the moon to be so cold m to prevent it aa much. A girl under ten year* old place and acetic acid is formed. Animal substances exert no deleterious influences from thawing for all time. Now, if it is true that the moon is ak maybe had for 8100. while a maiden bo­ until putrefaction is far advanced. ftrocteua butt, dead atar, as wo ore told, there are no, tween twelve and nix teen, capecially if When cold affects the head and eyes ■he can read and. -write and Btrum a little glacier, upon it If, on the other hand, The daughter of ex-Preaident Zachary He>oHext’s wholesale drug store and l on the rittar, i* worth 83,500. A female Iridi drmina declare it to be in no way connect­ the moon is not a dead star, it may liave MoLand h Reardon's hardware store at Troy, Taylor ha* joal drawn from tho United Staten ed with the land agitation, and urge the Gov­ glaciers on ita surface. It hu been[ slave of exceptional beauty, young, white trvSBtiry th© balance of tho aalary which would ernment to resist the demand for reprvaaion. ' , and a virgin—the style moat in vogue arc liAvc been paid linn had ho lived to aorvo out mmxl....David Dougliuw A Oo„ importer* of hi* A Dublin dispatch aaya that at a land one side of the surface of the moon. blonde# and black eyre—brings from term of oflioc. The amount, mimo £16,000, . 84,400 to 86.000. For a choice specimen, itaere at New York, wbo tec ws ««o wuro waa pate pursuant totbo art which we never see, but the probability Ooagrero, for of flannel fastened over ihe napkin with worth ■'lNinon Lave siuoended.... hIomoq bd- relicf.r.’.CommtauoiKr WUttaoMou, of ihe is that the nnteen side has the same con­, with a mattering of French, and able to a handkerchief. Bo also a wet towel ». • gnm<-T UltAnta Mt New , play a few airs cm the piano, a rich General Land Office, tn hia annul report shows the landlord*; formation and geologicii' York fur >1,000 and tho diampionabip of the diapo«aM of public land* during the roar to , amateur luu been known to pay as much over tlie throat and whole chest, covered (such as extinct volcan l-up with folds of flannel, often relieve* ap­ America. havadwro m foltowa . Caah entriro, feo,7M> j aa 812,200. But, aa may be auppowid, oceans, etc.) ae the .side Two of the largest buildings com- acres; hotneatead eatruw, 6,045,750 sow ; tim­ ! the demand for articles of this description proved lungs. So says Miss Bucher, alcy, a farmer hi Ballinlonton. County Sligo, •oe and which asirnnomen priidng the Holme*. Booth * Hayden woriu, ber-culture entries, 2,193,184 acres • agricultu­ has greatly fallen off since the halcyon and trulv, In addition, use shot foot­ is been murdered. Ono Boylan, a process- powerful telescopes. ral eoHcro “crip, 1.380 acre* j location* with » bath ana take a glass of hot lemonade on ©outaiuing many eo«tly machines and took, military bounty land warrant*, 88,532 acren ; rrer, hh* been kilted at CroMKusgian, County After all, however, tlie moon min- be( time of perpetual loons and profuse cx- retiring at night This is the beet time have bocnburuBd. Ertimated low, •200,000 ; awamp lands patented to State*, 3,757,888 acre* Black alavre, who ore an orb of perpetual cold, and. even if it\ jxmdituro, well inaurod... .Gharire H. Voorhin, member of land* certified for railroad narpooM. 1,157,375 The Italian Government u about to contained glaciers on ita surface' broqght principally from Africa, are also for the hot foot-bath, which should Congress frota Now Jbtwsv, has been indicted acre*. 1'iw total area of public lands mrvoyed ippress the nirwly-arrivod French Jesuits.... , either sold direct by the importers to the be followed by the lemonade. for embexzloment... .TliU brenost coating cvct from tho. iMginoing of tv tmrvcying operation* Invalids should keep the refresh­ attempted in th© bnitod State’ hss Jrnit been tip to the done Of the lakt year I* «hown to be tion would not create heat In this con­ proprietors of harems or to dealers, two mad© at tho Black Diamond fitucl Wcrta in 752,557,105 aen-a, leaving an estimated an* yet; composer, ha* Just died in Paris, aged 61 years. nection it may be remarked that Prof. of -whom have extensive marts in Stam- manta covered in their nek-room. The Ptttabunth. Il waa an anvil block weighing 160 nnaurreyed of 1,002,231,727 acres. ... .Cable dispatches report that tho Iluasian Marks, of Philadelphia, stated at a re­ bonL These two generally keep on hand jellies, blano-mangea, and various liq­ *ona. The preparations .xnwwDed several Following is the publio-debt state­ press is filled with reports of destitution and cent meeting of the Franklin Institute one hundred to one hundred and twenty uids used as cooling drinks, are more or mo; ths of labor, and were of tbe moat elaborate death in all porta of the interior of the empire, less absorbent, and easily take up tlie ment iaanod on tha 1*1 in«L : that he had made some calculations of। 1 slaves eaeh. There ore also depots in kiad. Scutari and. in several villages on the impunities which float about a sick-room. the maximum speed at which locomo­ .• Tn,m»,ow Charles Nilthew, of Pottsville, Pa., A glass of milk left uncovered will soon . 414.531,MO Pahih telegram : “ One of the great tives could be driven before the centri­ Bosphorus. A strong black slave sells become tainted with any. prevailing ■hot hia unfaithful wife and thro kihed himself. . 3M,ooo,(Kn . for about $90; a black maiden, $67 to . T3»,X3.MO dry-goods houses of Paris was vioitsd one day fugal force on the tires of the driving $75; a full eunuch, $315 to $400, and ... .Two cotton mills at Lowell—the Chase and odor, os can bo proven by leaving it in a wheels would become ao great oh to . 1,083,880 half eunuch, $135 to $225. Not the room freshlr painted. Ilow important, . 14,000,000 Monday aloao the same rtoro cold goods to tiio cause them to barn. These calculations, least interesting part of the account then, that the poisons of sickness should .«l,700,®a,4TO value of 8280,000. “These are bard times,’ which, however, were approximate only, be carefully kept from all that is to be •ay the French husband*.”....Lieuls. Rogers showed that the limit of speed was in from which I quote is the writer's Epward Cromwell, while working in Binue and William H. Bixby, of the United the neighborhood of 150 miles per hour. description of his visit to a slave dealer's Btatre army, barn been docorated with the Now, some of the glaciers move only den in tlie neighborhood of Scutari, the If a person swallows any poison what­ ctom of the Legion of Honor for their part in employed, IV Orangs rouaty, Ind., liad a chill exact locality of winch he was sworn not ever, or has fallen into convulsions from tho recent military maiu'tivera in Parte on tlie about on inch in a day, some even less. to reveal, liis companion was on Arab haring overloaded the stomach, an in­ followed by high fever, daring which be shot Dr. H. J. Klein, who two years occasion of the anniverwy ot the fall of the T*inK*i>v In the neck and shoulder, and BsMUe. ago announced a new crater in tho broker, whom he had to backsheesh stantaneous remedy, most efficient and ■tabbed him in tho neck. He then ran hasti­ moon, has a brief article in La Nature, heavily for his services. He assumed the applicable in a large number of cases, is Total dfbt. ly to tho river near by and drowned himself. in which he gave reasons for believing character and presented himself in tlie a heaping teaspoonful of common salt, It ia supposed bo was delirious with fever.... Total In tr rent A Wasp bl u Old Man ’ s Slipper. . 1W,»43,3OO Prof. Mark W. Harrington, Director ci that the moon is not dead. Ho has re­ garb of a Hungarian renegade officer in and as much ground mustard, stirred tlie Turkish army, the ostriisible object rapidly in a teacupful of water, warm or There are times in the life of the small the Observatory at tho University cently examined drawings of the neigh­ 915,554, boy when he feels very sad from the use of Michigan, at Ann Arbor, report* having borhood of the new crater, which con­ of his visit being tbe purchase of a cold, and swallowed instantly. It is discovered a targe cotneL It is situated near «,37B,11i of a slipper or switch upon him. If any­ firm the theory of recent changes on the halaiks or house slave, Tlie slavt -dealer's scarcely down before it begins to come thing happens to the person who has lunar surface, and cites also other draw­ warehouse was a large wooden building; up, bringing with it the remaining con­ thus afflicted him, his joy is great, as ings in further proof thereof. Prof. tlie slave-dealer himself, a dignified tents of the stomach ; and lest there be e,uii,Ma ■ota wheat crop is much better than the farm «4,» will be seen from tha following incident: era of that State thought it would be some Klein adds that he announced tlie new Turk of tlie old school, bearded, turbaned any remnant of the poison, however 36,033,000 weeks ago. Then tie frequent heavy rains United su A gentleman returned home from his depression near Hyginus as a crater. and loftily polite. Pipes and coffee were hiiudl, let the white of on egg or a tea­ threatened to damage the crop. Tho Dakota of rertmewte. ot depool daily toil and liad S,»®.000 . pulled P .leU off• hisi boots b°°“ ta°m analogy. It ia a crater funnel, and of course produced, and, after a due in­ spoonful of strong coffee be swallowed C»*b baJtac* arallAbla O< crop is tho finest ever raised. 1M,T3*,TW of complimentary phrases, as soon aa the stomach is quiet, as these when h put on alippwu, even one oj Toward the terchange . Mrs. George Hamilton, of Socrnr Total. * 139,945,300 throuob nW ? W)uth the" -poon-shaW business gmot,“ Ix-gtin. Tlie dealer's head man, article;- nullify a large number of viru­ through the hajl.The offnghtod tamdy holln_ _hinh Urniina.„M „ R Haaaani, hollow, which terminates in a second Hussain, a gigantic Nubian, was sum­ lent poisons._______ ______ i iw.w.rc with her hualiaud, from whom she bad sepa­ • uoucu w me uuur, imu ocneiu uieir small crater. . In full sunlight, when the moned, and told to bring forth a number The Experience of a Goat. l»apa heaving the shadows with wild ges­ interior of tho largo hollow of tho crater of slaves for the inspection of the- broker rated. He called on her. and during tbe con­ >«*. tatrrrat parable in lawful money, versation ahe abot him dead. Causa, jealousy. A troublesome old marsh goat, which tures and frantic gyrations. “Take it ia no longer in shadows tho spoon­ and his friend.' Thirty negro women of principal onUMndiag........................ . M,ra,an Last winter she abot and M*crdy wounded a oH” he ehoutetl, and made a grab at his shaped hollow may still lie seen as a various ages and a number of boys were has been the pest of the neighborhood in 9811,33J young girl who bad excited her Jealousy. 47,5®,851 which he has foraged around the past foot, but, missing it, went on with the gray spot Bythe use of high telescopic then led into the room. These the A nx-HOREE coach containing Chief war dance. “Walter!” he shrieked, powers it is remarked that tho environs broker, who had really a commission to twenty years, ended bis vicious career in Justice Donohue, of New York, and several buy two or three slaves, looked carefully I a somewhat tragic manner last Tuesxlay and ■tarted up stairs, three at aotep, 1»,»4,BM of tho now crater appear to be fissured other tourists, capsized at Milton. Cab, while noon. He crawled through a broken and, turning, came bock in a single S3B.195 in a bewildering manner. Two fine fur­ over, mode them open their mouths, fence down iu Brookline street, and ate returning from the Yosemite. Father Traynor stride. “Oh, I’m stabbed ! ” he cried, I pinched their ribs, tried their wind and Stale*..-. waa fatally tajtired, but tbe other membera of 33,110,007 and sank to the floor and hold his right rows, like clefts in the soil, which ex­ examined their “pointe" os a horse­ up a tin pailful of plaster of Paris which tend from the north toward the Snail tbe party eacaped with slight bruteca. Gen. Sherman has telegraphed to leg high above his head ; then he rose dealer examines the points of an animal had just been mixed up by s mason who The rag-cutting rooms of the writing­ Washington that Pmident Hayes and lite party to his feet with a bound, screaming mountain, are the finest objects on the which is offered to him for sale. In the was plugging up a fissure in a cellar moon. paper mill st Elkhart, Ind., have been burned. will not return to tho White Houso till tho 7tb for the bootjack', and held his foot out end two women and one boy were wait A few moments after his stolen Lasii estimated at £35,000... .A systematic of November....Tho report of tbe local in- toward his terrified family. “ Oh, bring selected ns suitable for their purpose. lunch he commenced acting in a funny Some Things to Disbelieve. robbery of tho Kansas PacSk road, which has •pectora of Now York upon the wreck of the the arnica," he yelled, and witli one dee­ ’ Then began a long and almost intennin- manner; he bjinked fiercely, and his When a man advertise for a partner, , able wrangle. The dealer asked fcKX). under jaw swung from right to left with been going on for several months, has just Mearner Vera Crox has Ixxm receiv<<d at the pairing effort he reached his slipper and been unearthed by detectives, and the pnnci-' treamuy. Tho officers are entirely exonerated got it off, and, with a groan as deep os a and wonts a young man to put m a small Tbe broker laughed him to scorn and a terrific swiftness. Then, with a furi­ pal conspirators, three conductors and a bsg- from blame, the wreck being attributed to tbe well and as hollow aa a drum, sank into investment of one hundred or five hun­ । offered $60. Whereupon tho Turk ous bellow of agony, he went through a work of Providence. gsgemaater, arrested. Tlieir scheme waa to dred dollars, and promises to pay him a waxed scornfully indignant, but in con­ kitchen window, throwing the servant ■ell tickets over the Kansas Pacific road, cau­ The aggregate coat of the United a chair and clasped his foot in both tioning purchasers to leave Denver ou a certain SUtto jxsital stxrico during the year eudiug haflds. “Look out for the scorpion," realization of fifty or one hundred per sideration of the rank of his guest* offered girl onto a hot, stove, making his egress train, thereby taking them through to Kaunas he whispered hoarsely, 'Tm a dead cent profit, don’t believe it When a to come down to 8220. Then more coffee through a screen door into the back-yard. City under tho supervision of tho three con­ Juno 30 last waa •22,296,260... .Mr. Russell, a mam" man offers to give away knowledge of tlie and fresh pipca were ordered ahd, after a Then, with a wild glare in his eye, and a member of the Uto Commission, arrived at ductors engaged in tbe conspiracy. The small boy was by this time out in ntmoet value for tbe cure^of consumption, tremendous palaver and an immense hot steak-broiler dangling from liis horns, Washington roorntlv, with the treaty papers, the wood-shed, rolling in the kindling in and any and all other diseases, by merely consumption of tobacco, tho lot was be made mod strides for the Back Bay signed by 577 of the Indiana. A negro employed on a railroad in A Washington dispatch says : ‘’ Gen. an ecstasy of glee, and pausing occasion­ sending u three cent postage stamp to knocked down for $190. Tho purchase, and plunged at once and forever beneath Florida kitted his white boas, and was immedi­ Walker, Superintendent of ihe Census, has ally to explain to the son of a neighbor, prepay postage, don't believe it When it was ugreed, should be sent for and the the waters of tho Charles.—Boston Jour­ a man proposes to make every one else ______________ ately lynched by a mob... .A New Orleans dis­ made hte report of tho investigation in the who had dropped in to B»*e if there was rich, and looks to other people's interest dealer's little bill settled on the following nal. Too High. pat h says that Sheriff Gauthreanx ia a default­ South Carolina census matter to tho Secretary any innocent sport going on in which more than to his own, aon't believe it er to tlie State for tax collections amounting to of the Interior. Gen. Walker dolines to give he could share, “Oh, Bill ! Bill," he When a man offers to give you something At a camp-meetipg last summer a Nunahlne at Midnight. about t150,000. Tbe deficit to tho State and any information rt to the nature of tho report, said, “you wouldn’t bdieve; sometime of great value for something of less value Tlie spectacle of the sun shining at venerable sister began the hymn : and Axsiatant Secretary Hall will not authorize to-day, somehow or other, a big blue city is estimated at tW.000. Mr soul, .be on thy guard; S statement in tho absence of Secretery wasp got into the old man's sliupeor, and —in other words, give something for midnight attracts many foreigners in Ten thoutand ftx» *rl»e. A stage which runs between Pearce ttrx. It is confidently stated, however, bv when he came home and put them ou— nothing, don’t believe it Many persons Swedish Lapland during ti..,- month of persons who claim to know, that Gen. Walker, advertise on purjxiee to filch men of June.*’ For six weeks there is scarcely She began too high. “ Ten thousand “Start ■topped some twenty miles from tbe former In tbe report, holds the theory that the census oh I Bill, you don’t know what fun I'v® money gained by hard lalior, and l>efore any night in the North of Sweden; the ■he screeched, and stopped. waa defective, and that the census of had."—Dallas(Teccu) Herald. place by a party of six masked, well-armed of 1H70 entering into any speculation which may hud never seta, and the soil, constantlv her at five thousand V’ cried a converted is correct, and that the apparent dincrt pstock-broker prewent_________ min, arid the parsengon, eleven men and one ■1880 TU~i ■ ■ .l.n I be offered to you, take advantage of tlie heated, produces in a month and a half ■woman, robbed of their money and other valoaSeverely Dry Times. many means at your command and as­ liariey and other crops.1 At that time of THE MARKETS. An interesting record is that of severe certain the facta with reference to the the year the Laplanders pen up their NEW VORK. tho *tax,o waa alopjied, but recovered them when 'rHE contest for the base-ball champi- droughts, as far back aa the landing of proposed business before you invest, and reindeers and move their hute toward tlie tbe robbr-s left. A passenger attempted to thu Pilgrims. How many thousand thus save your money—assist in effectu­ cultivated fields. Being very hospitable, draw a revolver, but n bullet from one of the times are observations made like thu ally breaking up all swindling establish- they greet with joy the arrival of tourists, UMW lift robbers, which passed through his coat-alocvc, September, and resulted in the success of tho — “ 4 10 “Such a cold season I” xsenta. who generally meet at Monnt Gellaware, Chicago Club. Tbe record of games won and following: “Such wet aliout ninety miles from Lulea. From lost by the eight competing clubs during the “Such a hot season I" A aoDY of armed t ?n entered tho fire months' season (May 1-SepL 80) is aa fol weather 1” or, “ Buch dry weather J" The scales of the rod fish, famous in that hjjl, which ia about six hundred “Such high winds or calms," etc. Read New Orleans markets, are carefully pre­ yards high, tlie beautiful spectacle <>f the the follotnng list, showing the number served and sold at about $8 j>cr bushel, “midnight sun” can be admired iu bet­ ' Unclad? Tlie Washington department ba* telegraphed of days without rain: , being in great demand by the fabricat­ ter conditions than from any other place. tho Collector to n*c all hia force and authority In tlie summer of 1621, 24 days. ors of ornaments for wreaths and arti­ Hie 24th of June is tlie day selected for to capture and puuiah the raider*... .The £ 4 so Medium to Fall.. In the summer of 1630, 41 days. the ascension; it is the longest day in the ficial dowers for ladiea' bonnets, and for ■teamiihip Oaitetto left Savannah, Ga., a few K5S In the summer of 1657, 75 days. day* ago, for laverpool, taking 7,118 bale* of various other purposes of iasliionable year, the sun being twenty-two hours cotton.. Hii* is *aid to be the laqceat cargo of Maflata Id the summer of 1662, 80 days. use and ornament From a fish of six alxreo die horizon. This year the 24th eotton ever taken from any Atlantic port.... In the summer Of 1674, 45 days. or eight pounds the scales are as large of June was not favored by fine weather, At Fort Smith, Ark., a white man and a negro, There is war between the Salteaux In tho summer of 1688, 81 days. ns a quarter of a dollar. They are so and owing to a doudy aky the sun was both intoxicated, quarreled and drew revolver*. In the summer of 1694, 62 days. hard and firmly planted that the scaling not visible ot midnight, but tho following The white man waa *hot twice through the and Mandrils. A party of nine belonging to In the summer of 1705, 40 days. stomach and once through tho lung*, fte no- the former tribo were south of Fort Ellice, in process has to be performed with an ox day travelers w«^e well rewarded for their gro was shot onco through the atomach. Both Canada, a few miles, banting, when the Man­ In tlie summer of 1715, 46 days. | or hatchet. teonble, the sun shining brightly at mid­ drils from the Anwncau side raided their camp are dead. In the summer of 1728, 61 days. night—• London Globe. and kflkd all the inmates but one, a child, who The pork-packing establishments of was wounded. Tbe young men of the Salteaux In the summer of 1780, 82 days. Among tbe many Heidelberg tradi­ MILWAUKEE N®:hing Like Buttermilk. In tbe summer of 1741, 72 days. Foo* A Homer aud Paul Gable, at Canton, in and Stonil tribes then t<x>k tho war path, and, tions of dueling is tlie following : Two In the summer of 1749, 108 days. students fought, and each sliced off the A jirominent physician declares there In the summer of 1755, 42 days. other’s nose. The noses fell to the is nothing like buttermilk for hot weather by fire....The UAtcd States Grand Jury at Atlanta has found true bills against thirty-eight In the summer of 1762, 123 days. ground, and being picked up by tho drink. It is liotli drink and food; sup­ Walter Winsob, a lG-year-o!d mtnIn the summer of 1778, 80 days. seconds were plastered again on ' tho porta the system and even in fever will ST. LOUIS. In the summer of 1791, 82 days. faces of the auelista. Tho o]»eration »ol the stomach .admirably; is a most A portion of tlie St Charles Hotel^2’’’ In the summer of 1812, 28 days. ■ succeeded, but* in •' the L„Z-„ hurry the ______ nosesI valuable domestic medium, and will cure Two brothers at Richmond Hill, Ont, New Orleans, lias been destroyed by fire. Loss, In the summer of 1856, 24 days. had been changed. The aquiline man dysentery as well as, and more quickly, In the summer ot 1871, 42 days. *30,0CQ....By the explosion of gaaolime three Tho father saw the fight, and foil dead..... heue<-forward hod a snub and the snub than any other remedy. That's all In the summer of 1875, 26 days. man luu] an aqu?line nose. right; buttermilk may accomplish all Over 12.000.000 buabela of grain were shipped □INCNMNATL In the summer of 1876, 26 days. that our learned friend'claims for it, but It will be seen that the longest drought , theentc The Pn-sbyterian Church of Canada that fact will not change our belief that tliat ever occurred in America was iu the ia in tbe reports 740 pastoral charges and 659 there are many person* wbo will, during summer of 1762. No rain fell frem the miuistera. The pastoral charges • em­ tho heated weather, cling with remaak1st of May to the 1st of September. cinnati Houtbern railroad. The religion* »erv- in hi* investigation' brace 1,359 churches and stations. Con­ able pertinacity to another kind of drink TOLEIXX Many of tlie iuhaIntents bent to Englund nected with tlie church are 63,843, mak­ —ene that is imbibed through a straw ability to pit a *toj for liny and grain. ing a population of 300,000. There are and tends to exhilarate the drinker.— 107,871 members. During the year 10,­ Troy l\mcs. The centennial of the battle of King's (tat*. A New York duqmtch of tlie 6th iuat. DETROIT,' , • . . 748 ware were added to tho the fellowship of the The Changes of Thirty-one Tears. have _fared very differently increase being 8,019. says “the qridemio now raging among the t.^Cats . rTt: i^, , j-------- ~~ in ; emuew. iu»" xcw uaixvoso o,ui0. Oct. 6, in an appropriate manner, man? । ffiwnt. rrmntnrm E<r»nf tn anm..r.I .... .. ■ . ° cndnl th. In 1849, when gold was discovered in horses is spreading to al! tiie animals in the .Mteent coMtno. Ii. Ejjrpt m .ncMd , of the.United Stalos army participating, California, there was not tietween the stables of the car and stage companies. It is times they were wonduped, and in Tur- ■ G2 154. was a aham bottle In tbe afternoon. Missouri river and tlie Pacific ocean, or e-timab-d that 10,000 animate are nuffenng key the people, mindful of Mohammed’s j tvitv-tlixlifX- fttv ia nTisraa) * ** from the dteoeae tn New Y-rt and Brooklyn? iirtntritlttrwl pronounced partiality for G tho animal, Ij J. P. Benjamin has arrived in New from Manitoba to Sonora, over 25,000 INbUNAFOLia The Nebraska Democratic Convention The disease is also s-’reailing in thu cities of have ever sinoe treated the cat witli dis-; York city, after riding on horseback persons of Caucasian stock, and not 30. • nd at Hastings on the W: ult, and made the tbe Middle and Western States. tingnished consideration. On the other from Fort Worth, Texas, a distance of (JOO all told speaking in English as the following numinaba*: Governor, Thomas hand, they were in tlie middle ages re- I 2,400 milea. He resides in New York, tongue of their nativity. Now there are Ttotoo. of Nwnaha; Lieutenant Governor, J. garded in France aa tniz ~ business, iind 2 made 3,000,000 persons in the same area; fiends incarnate, ui went to Texas on view of them not seldom taken here; the trip home oa horseback in order to there arc 10,000 miles of railroad and and in Paris, oh St John’s day, there see tlte country. He started on the 10th of nearly twice that of telegraph ; there is was a feline holocaust, when sacks and May, and made the journey in 110 days.; a property valuation of at least $3,000,- tliat during the Rorkbt Bcbns’ statue wus unveiled m is that ....Tbe Ml amount at U ■"■•sas �tlie fol. injuring The forgi\i»« spirit of ihe ootnred jkTw - - - OCT. $.1880, i Anovr <oghty-five*of every 100 «f thsi , i Washington Weather Bureau the p*d year have been verified. This beats ther almanacs at least • » T' BATURI)AX, ter the fashion of the tiogus medical coded iqr the wave ci the fan of conces­ colleges of Philadelphia, to anybody who sion, and tl»e hottest fire of hatred can 1 Thia would pay for them. A country parson, .may be used without apvrebena. •« ed appellant protested ; " for,” olmerved anxious to shine as a. D; ID., rfabixEted it will not do the least uijury to tho his Honor, "the decrees of our superi­ missionary fruu man luwrwn in the iieighborbnQ.1 as Buck frames. ' ’’ ors must be fulfilled." hia horse, and, attended by hia aamtfit, HqrrtJShrnetime ago met the wife of one­ India: To Cleanse ths Teeth.—A good way rode to the oolte<e, was vtaly dubbed eyed Nicholas.' Mra. One^eyed Nicholas to cleanse the teeth ia to dip the brush “ D. D.,” and returned home with his waa a "likely oman,” but bar atiructkm iu water, rub it over genuine white Cas­ PASSING SMILES. The total amount of gold and silver in parchment. “Now, Hodge," he said to at leant for Buck Horn consisted in slock tile soap, then dip in prepared chalk. rather than in the olrandsuce of the Mrs. .A lady Bays: “I have been oomplitha country is estimated to be $570,418,- Ids servant, "I am a D. D., and when Cwsar material. “ Have yon been on a bust lately f* Buck Horn hung mented upon the whiteness of my teeth, ■aid the ahoulder-lirao? to the consct $114, which givee a specie circulation Of jHioplc call you must say, * The doctor is around Nicholas’ Jmxu©. while the old , «ch were, originally, anything but <11.44 per capita, calling the population in bis Ebrary‘ the doctor ia studying man wm sway. VtoaflyM aud Mtai Onto and in this shape taken to the hnebond's to. I have used tho soap constantly house, where she. ia deposited and left eyed Nicholas ran avtay and came to Lib of the country 50,000,000. ■ his sermon‘the doctor in' not at tie Bock arid opened a kind of boilod- for the rest of her life, never to go out for tlio last year. There is no (longer home !'" "I will," said Hodge, "pro­ cabbage eating-house. For the first few save on the occasiuti of exceptional and of scratching tbe teeth, us tbe chalk is The widow of Commodore Vanderbilt vided you will do the same by me and is not’half done." Wife— days after the elopement old Nicholas rare visits to her mother. In the high (who is still a young woman) han an in­ say ' Dr. Hodge is cleaning out tbe sta­ surrendered himself to Brief- ’T’ae lost caste house*. the outer court, arcmud prepared, but with a good stiff brush and the soap it in as effectual rw soap come of >1,000 a week. Bo it appear* ble;’ ‘ Dr. Hodge is shoveling a muck de ’omnn ob my bosom/* he said. "De ' which are the the men's apartments, lux­ O nx hair in the hash will cost more and sand on a floor." hard feelings than seven mottoes on the that she did not sell heraelf for nothing, heap * Dr. Hodge is blacking boots in debil hob tuck de rib what God had gin uriously furnished, is reached by an un­ derground passage. A passage leads and that William H. did not scoop in the kitchen. ”* "What do yon mean, me.” At last the old man threw asiue from this to the inner court about which would think tliat there are several wrong walls can overcome.—California. his grief and meditated revenge. He “ A man recently died in New Orleans quite all of the old man’s ducats. yon impudent puppy ? *' cried his mas­ took an oath lie would kill Buck Horn. are tho wives* rooms or cells. The walls ways of washing the face, and but ono from eating matches," says the Washing­ and floor inside arc of brick; there Is no right Dr. Wilson's directions are: ter, "I mean,” said Hixlge, "that •Tse nebber gone back on a oath,” he ton Capital. Wo presume eating “ Fill your basin about two-thirds full Yelixjw Moon, chief of tlie Coxnausaid to n neighbor, "an* when I meeta bed, no chair aud no furniture but a sort when I learned tliat a D. D. cost only with fresh water; dip your face in the matches may be as fatal as starving or Buck Horn he mw* die de death tab de; ches, was sick at his lodge in Arkansas wafting nvitchei>. water, and then your hands. Soap the >5T got the President’s name to a di­ ungodly. Happy will bode time when I City, but one morning he crawled from bauds well, and pass the soaped hands ploma, and I am a* good a D. D. as you seta de soles at my feet in dat ’onory million and a half of acres growing in his lair, mounted his pony, rode to the man's blood." ?Next ’ ‘ day 3 old Nicholas - I went there first not one fit eighty witli gentle friction over the whole face. that state, and only a million of inhabit­ . river, swam in its waters, returned to I or the most learned scholar in the land." thousand could read. AH of the world Having performed this part of the opera­ came to the " . z-He brought a pistol ants. Three and a half corns to each they flver see ia this fatter court Tbev tion thoroughly, dip the face in the and a briar 1------- -with ------------------him.- ----Ascertaincamp and lay. down in the broiling sun. person. Big feat The poetofiioe officials at Washington ing the locality of his mortal enemy, be >ire marvelously beautiful, however, both water a second time, and rinse it com­ When the broiling sun went down that " I have three children who are the mon and women, as a race, despite pletely. You may add very much to the wont to the houy? , and, without revealing ■day, the Yellow Moon went down with it. have prepared a statement giving tlie the hard lot of tho wivea. Each lady luxury of tbe latter part of tho operation very imago of myself.” "I pitty tho amount of mail mutter sent from the his identity, wtw admitted by a boarder. has her own brick-floored cell, end sleeps by having a second basin ready with youngest, repbed bis interlocutor. Seated on a bAtob, he awaited the appear"Why?" “ Because he is the one who Wall street is awakening to tlie fact United States to Europe during tho Inst anoo of Buck Horn.* After ft while the on a strip of matting. Tho widowu uro fresh water to perform a final rinse.” that Jay Gould can do as he pleases fiscal year ending June 30 iaat It shows man came. Nichohta sprang up, shut* hr worse off, however. They can never . Borax.—Lady roadera who have not will have to resemble you the longest.** Several salesladies write to the Herold , looted the magic properties of borax with the stock market. The quiet little that wo sent to Great Britain and Ire­ ’the door and locked it. ’ "Face ter face wid de debil,” ex­ have been lotring a great help and com­ that they feel insulted when tbev ore land 126,468 pounds of letters and 558,­ If once tued, you will never be called shop girls. Possibly it would bo claimed Nicholas, cocking his pistol, and custom from receiving any help or any cab, and'sl;ps back again to his home, 000 pounds of second-class matter; to raising the briar hook. "I hnb swor ter word of love or mercy; are compelled to tout a bottle on your toilet table. It well to compromise this matter—to give and is never seen in public, never luul Germany, 64,430 pounds of letters and take yer life, an’ fore deLordrso agwine wear their hai? hanging loose, uncleansed □Vi'S stains and dirt from the liands them, for instance, truly legitimate title and unbraided, and cannot speak in the "counter jumper."—Elmira Free Preat. i better than soap, and at the same time the Stock Exchange under such com­ 241,920 pounds of second-cliiss matter ; tar do hit” presence of their mother-in-law or sister­ softens and smoothes tho skin. It is Pattt bossed tho carpenter work of "Look hiial:, Nick, ” said Buck Horn, to France, 19,991 pounds of letters and plete control ns of late. in-law without'permission. Every three splendid for washing the hair, and will, her new home in Wales, and as a conse­ "guv a man Home sorter show.” 91,322 pounds ot second-class matter; weeks they have a twenty-four-hour fast without injury, cleanse brushes and quence she had eight rooms torn to pieces "Say yerprara.” Donald McKat, who was widely . to Italy, 6,728 pounds of letters and 39,"Nick, I <loan want no truck wid yer. ” 1 I saw one little girl, a child who was combs ifi a few momenta. For washing two or three timea over, and now sho has known nown in tiro the years rears immediately precednrecod-1: gjg pounds of second-clrow matter; to Suri>oses it saves both soap and labor. a lawsuit with the carpenter. But she "In de name of de church I stermin; will extract the dirt from articles of has more closets than house, and is ing the wry; as a shipbuilder, died lately' Belgium, 2,584 pounds of letters and ates dis sinner. ” Tho old man' leveled happy. * his pistol at Hamilton, Mass., at tiro age of 70 10,562 pounds of second-class matter: "Nick, doan you remember dat Ken­ wanted water, and sho signified feebly only necessary to put the articles to soak The Baronew Burdctt-Coutta has had years. He was native of Nova Scotia, j to y>enn)Hrk, 3,011 pounds of letters and tucky whisky, we drunk dot day at de that she did. I told tho -women to get with a solution of borax every night, over forty proposals of marriage. If and commenced life an a journeyman ! 355g pounds of second-class matter ; to lorry?". fan,” said the old man, lowering his I her some, but they refused, saying that and need only to bo rinsed in the morn-, sherd accepted the first one she wouldn’t she was a widow and it was wrong. Bite ing. Two table-spoonfuls of pulvenred have hod the other thirty-nine to brag ship-carpenter, having learned the trade ; yj ♦!.„0 Ketherlonds, Netherlands. 3,679 3.679 pounds nounds of letters letter* . had had do water for three days, but they Iwrax dissolved in a quart of water, to of, but sho wouldn't have died an old “yer got any moah?” in Boston. He afterward owned an im-. and 11,948 pounds of second-class mat­ pistol; would not let mo giTe fi*-’r “I ou “Ycs.Iia.* . which water enough is added to cover a maid. D’ye mind that, girls.—Boatoa ter to switaeriand, 4,860 pounds of mense shipyard .* at East Boston. plea that I was a polluted foreigner, and pair of blankets, will cleanse them beau­ Pott.­ ‘ ‘Whar’a yer bottle?” "Heah hit is,” and Buck Horn took o such an act would break her caste au4 tifully. It also saves great labor in letters and 22,636 pounds of second" In what condition was tho patriarch He waa, praising her beautiful hair, class matter; to Spain; 1,824 pounds of bottle from his pooket, handing it over Zhat of tho whole house. Bho died il washing paint. It‘is said to drive away |_ ... nt the end ot his life ?” asked a Job tfreat agony tlie next day. ■ ~ ' and remarked, "liep yerself.’’ " anta anti roaches, if sprinkled on the , Brooklyn Sunday-school teacher of a and begging, for one tiny curl, when letters and 14,740 pounds of secoud' Thepld nuui drank and said “gennyshelves of safes aud pantne-s. quiet looking boy at tho foot of the class, Tanina. her little brother said : “ O, my 1 ’taiu’t class matter ; to Sweden, 8,859 jiounda wiue 'posiumi bollowr." | " Dead," calmly replied the quiet lookr There waa long a myatery hanging nothin* now. You just> ought to have ot -totters and 16,872 pounds of sedond"Yer’s right, old man. Hab a seat.’ Tlie Lord’s l*rayer. ing boy. From this answer no appeal over this useful aromatic. The Spaniards seen how long it hangs dowtf when -she class matter; to Norway, 6,201 pounds The two men sat down. "Lot me put As indicating thd changes which the | was taken. under Cortez found it in use in Mexico hangs it on tho side of the table to comb of letters and 9,993 pounds of second- yer pistol ober heah. Put de hook obcr to flavor English language has »uiuergone during . ‘ ’ Artemus Ward once told us that the navor delicate condiments, and thev tiiev , — -~o—o- .---in de cornder. Dar bow, we's fixed. Soon — !_ learned to employ it, and the dafiit'v I 2 ‘hu la*‘ ■“ untunes, zzzz® some old English funniest story ho ever heard was - about it." Then they laughed, and she called class matter. Total amount of first-( How’s eberything down de country? • t.'.............. _ _»• . > __ , z... * forms of tnc* a nraver the Lord Lord's prayer jiossesa a cu­ an inebriated reporter, who loaned over Europe sanctioned its __ use, aud from her brother a cute r little angel, and, doss matter, 248,385 pounds; total Whnt! yer ain’t agoin* so soon, ia yea? in rious interest : the railing of the reporters’ gallery in the flint time vanilla has reigned supreme. when going .«.y away j। ,mouul o( wbra the the young young mau was w-going m-HR.,. 1,021,- Wish yer stay to dinner.,z English House of Lords and inquired : But what plant really produced it was "Gimme some more ob de ’poasom iina neara lh»t tnai boy ooy yelling, he tad heurd ho thought ;( „40 un(ls , "Fader ure in haune, halceweid© " Will ahum noble ’ord plea shing comio the question. The jealousy of the hollow. Dat stuff makes me feel like the lad was taken tuddenly mid danger-, “ 1 ' l>eoth thi neimo, cumue thi kuneriche ahong?” whistlin'. Come out an' see me. Doan Spaniards prevented much investigation, tlii wille beoth idon in heuno and in. The trouble about taking a medicine ously ill. " ' but it is now known that the few species A German medical paper: gives n.list forget da jig." i y. of vanilla ore all climbing orchids, so The cuerych daw bried gif us ttrilk dawe. warranted to cure all diseases is tliat it And woriif uro dettes as vi vorziten ure may not know exactly what is wanted of The Fiji islnndars, who, up to six of some of 41ie most notable- instafccM Six Thousand Years OX. t hat, as they never touch earth, their years ago, whoa England adopted them, wluxre, in hot weather, bodies of troops Tho Aahmolean Museum, at Oxford, substance and fragrance is all won from dettoures. And lene us nought into it, and in that case it will go fooling the air and the trees. Tha slender stems temptation, but delyvor of uvel. Amen. ’* around in tlie system trying to cure you were cannibals, aud indulged in fricas­ on the march have suffered severely contains one of tho oldest monuments A. ». 1300. i of some disease that yon have not got.— seed traders, with cold missionary on from the heat During tho seven years’ civilization in the world, if, indeed, it is tjf they run dong tbe branches throw out " Fudir our in hevene, Halowyd by Hew Orleans Picayune. roots to srtppart themselves in both not the very oldest. Thisisthe lintelstone tbe sideboard, have become so civilized war, when Frederick the Great was of a tomb which formed the last resting­ senses, obtaining firmness ami nonrish- thi name, thy kingdom come. Thy A Kansas City reporter records the wille lie done as in hevene and in erthe. marching from Marienstern upon Bnntthat they wear elean shirts on Sunday, place of nn officer whdlived in thertinw njrtit. The leaves are fleshy an4 heartfact that tlie defeated candidate " took sing hymns, and eat yams and beefsteak zen, no fewer than 800 num <lid in <mr of King Bunt, of the socotwl dymutV, I shaped, and, what will aurprihe our Gun- urcho dayea bred give us today. his way to the train, wrapped in gloom likBun-.mJuHloiCIratian. Wh.twitl. .Ur-thu gib ot Angus, 1760- Iron «OT- who-. dMr i» plmjed b» M-[ rarikni tho Bonen, nrc Uud fleokr And forgive tu» oure dettes as we forgive and new store clothes. Tin- gloom was an \ . n .. ,»4 * . ■»«*_ 10.-17 Jtooro than'aix thousand year* ago. fho dull in color, and utterly destitute of our dettoures. And ledo us not into elegant fit, but the store clothes were too cocoanuts, cocoannt fiber, cotton, sugar ■*’**-21Ht of ia-7« rtoDe « coterM with that delicate and | fragrance, possessing none of the aroma temptation. Bote delyvere us of yvak1 short in tho legs and very baggy about and coffee to export, and a luxuriant while tho Guard Corps was maneuver-. flnjajiej sculpture which we we know know so so well. well. Tho fruity ur or Amen." sculpture which which distinguished distinguished I I whieh the shoulders.” A. x>. 1582. soil to grow all these products iu, the ing between’ Berlin and Potadam, the. the earlv periods of Egyptiiui history, 1 txxfi which is generally called the vanilla She was a charming girl, and her meth­ “ Ovr father which art in heauen, colony ought to have a grand future. ' mon, exhausted by tho heat, “ fell down and wot immeasurably superior to the | ix-aw, u three-earned, fleshy, plump, sanctified be thy name. . Let thy king­ od of explaining what she hod heard I stiff and conventional art of the latter and enntains a nnmlier of minute seeds­ at tho scientific mooting was irresistible. ----- —-— ------- r- । in masses " on tlie road, aud the wholo dom come. Thy will be done, os m ages of Egypt which we ore accustomed embedded in nn nromatio pulp. Discoursing upon the photophone, she The Pullman Palace Car Company, force became a mere rabble, some strug- to see iu onr European museums. But 'Tlie Tiro drying of these pods pals is a long" — heaven in earth also. Grue vs to-day said, lucidly, " You Sec by means of a in their annual statement for the fiscal i gfing on in vain attempts to keep their it is also covered with something more ' piocew. ,. “ zy are exposed to heat, our sutror sobstanital bread. And lead lens they condense a ray at space------ ” They us not into temptation. But deliuer us year ending July 31, 1880, report a gross places in the ranks, others hung down proriopa still than sculpture, witli hiero- sonuriimes wrapped carefully in woolen The rest of her remark waa lost in the from evil. Amen.” laughter of the company. revenue from all sources of 32,635,468. llIU] dying by the wayside. On the 8th glypuicw which shows that even at that cluflis, and at other times uncovered, and A.D. 1611. remote period Egyptian writing from time to time they are oiled. Last week a Bible agent sat down on and expenses of S955,047. Tiro net ‘ of July, 1853, at the conclusion of some was a. cocDptete and finished art, " Our father which art in heaven, hal■ Tbe vanilla tise<l iu this country comes a farmer’s table up in Scott County, revenues over expenses ore $1,680,421, maneuvers in the camp of Beverloo, two with long ages of previous devel­ from Vera Cruz and Tampico, and near lowed- be thy Name. Thy kingdom be done in earth us it played euchre with the old man and won raised for for the the ■ o01110- Th? The liiero- those citiea the plant is raised applied Ms follows : Rentals of leased ' battalions were ordered to march to the opment lying behind it. a yoke of tour-year-old steers from him, lines, $264,000 ; interest ou bonds, | adjacent station of Haaselt to proceed by glyphio characters are already used, purpose. The vanilla is iinmagnted bv | ia in heavem- Gieuo us this day our dayly and then made him buy eight dozen to the Uw trunk trunk of of bread*. And- forgive us our debts as we Bibles aud sixteen pounds of tracts to not only pictorially and ideographically, tying .shoots of the vine to $168,979; dividends on capital stock, '*--■• • — • ; •but, 5 -before special train to Brussels but also to capresa syllables and alpha­ a* tree, into the l>ark ot which it soon forgiue our debtees. And lede vs not redeem liis steers.—Burlington Hawk­ from $472,876; total, $905,855; surplus, $774,­ the former place could lx* reached, so betic letters, tho name of the King, for sends ita roots and Ix'gins to draw suste­ into temvtatiou, but deliuer euifi For thine is tho kingdome, and eye. 566 ; balance to income account last year, many men had died from sunstroke, or instance, being spell'd alphatietically. nance. The growth is then rapid. The most insulting sort of impudence the- power and tho glory for euer. . As the bso of vanilla is very general in In tlie handsU tbe Egyptian scribw, $3,579,380 ; surplus, 1880, $4,354,046. hod fallen down exhausted by the heat, is tolerated at seaside resorts. " Have however, Egvptkni ymting never made flavoring chocolate, ice cream, candies, Amen.” that of the 600 mqn originally com­ auyfurtlier ®fll»grewv With the fall bT and cake, substituted uro sought for tbe । question that may be asked of a lady at lor Nlim People Only. Qveen Victoria, it is stated, is again prised in tlic two lurttalions 150 only ar­ wlint is called.■flic Old Empire (about B.' real and exjx-nsive vnuillx Melilot, I Bloomerixm is being revived in the such a place, and it is rarely ever resent­ to become an author. She proposes to rived ut Brussels. In the following year C. 3500) the freshiM-as and expansive vernal grass, and the tonqua Ih-uu, have of Britanv. I have been shown ed. The same question in town would furnish a descriptive catalogue of all the a column of Prussian troops suffered in force ot tlie people paeicd away, Egyp­ an-odor approaching it Chemists have Chateaux tian life and thought liccame fussilized, . obtained vanilline from the rap of the ;ui invilatinu to a slender beauty to pass sever friendship and cause somebody to presents giyen her during her reign, to ; a similar manner; and, during one ot a wook in September in the woods of the get hurt aud through tiro long scries of centuries pine, and even from stalks of oats. Fashionable Galveston lady at a . .photography. Tlie be illustrated by ~ I uic marches of the French army in the Ile-ct-Vihuue, in which sho was requested that followed Egypt resembled on© of its Monquuns in the Ocean. to try and get her luggage into a very social gathering remarks jestingly to catalogue, it is said, will lie exhaustive, Dobrudsclm, an equally great mortality own mummies, fiwthfully preserving the Geology tenches that tlie continents Gilhooly: “I wonder how much I would including the most costly gifts of her enirae4i. jn the campaign of 1866 the form and fuirtures of tbe ]>ast age, aud of of our world were once Imneath the small spaed! ns a great many guests was expected, mid there was not room for bring if I was put up at auction and a life which hod ceased to beat in its brother sovereigns down to the patched , troOjW very little from tho heat, veins. Until the intraxlnction at Chris­ oc'-nn. It is natural, therefore, to sup­ wagoiijoudii of trunks. It was suggested sold to the highest bidder?” "Just about bed-quilt and wooden kitchen utensils l t)ie war of 1870-71 there were tianity the only change undergone by pose that there are inequalities in the to bring a gray tweed suit, of which a $3,000.” "Why, my jewelry alone is bottom of the ocean, like those ou the sent from her poor subject* and neigh-1 comparatively few cases of sunstroke, sketch wus inclosed, for morning and worth that” "Yes, that's what I put Egyptian writers wn» the invention of a promenade wear. The suit, wans gen­ it down st in my estimate."— Galvetton running hand, which in ita earlierand land. bora nt Balmoral. The idea is a pretty, j tleman's, adopted to a sylph-like form. Newt. simpler form is culled hieratic, and in its fanciful one, worthy ut r good woman i this opinion, and reveal mountains and A tailor's wife nt Vitry made it. There Ln one of the census book filled in the later form domotic. hills, valleys and tablclanda. The great­ wus no reason why another suit of tlie County Clerk’s office, the census enumer­ who *lim intelligence enough to know Astronomical. est depth ’reached in sounding is 27,000 kind might not be proenrod in Paris. ator, by some accident, put down the A company in Connecticut make bar­ how to be grateful. >aper piUp, j Yonng Mr. was sitting on feet, rels, Latehoun kegs and cans from paper pulp, which exceeds the height of the Stout ladies were not asked to don this name of one 'individual turned around, treasure by ] tho porch watching a 17-year-old girl loftiest mountain in the Himalayas. which ia done wholly by pressure masculine habiliment by the- chatelaine that is, tlie given name where the sur­ ’f I trying to keep awake lomg enough to see _ __________ _____ „___store atscrew or toggle joint, or both combined. A MAN stepped intoDa grocery Some of the mountains in tlie sea who "invented" it. But she hoped that name should be. Instead of rewritting North.mpi™, with « bundle eon- The bjmd » nude on • .Up. or Io™ ' the morning star rise. They talked as- are steeper aud more abrupt than any on iJI her slender friends who did her the tbe name, he wrote above it an explana­ . . . ‘________________________________ to make the inside, and outside of this j tronomy. " I wish I was astar,”ho said. the land. In the British Channel the honor to accept her invitation would tory note, "turned around itself."— touting a pair of boots, which be laid . Bnathcr n^’the outside, the inner smiling at his own poetic fancy. "1 depth changes within ton miles from 600 adopt it, and ahc lielicved it would lie Kingttown Freeman. ■down for a moment. Near by were sev- form b»-ing hinged in sections to admit would rather you were a comet,” she feet to 12,000 feet, and it is very com­ ,found more becoming in excursions into "Why," some writer asks, "is a bril­ •era! lobsters, which hod been done up ' of ita folding on itself for the removal of said, dreamily. His heart beat tumult­ mon, within a few miles of the coast of the woods and moors than draggled pet­ liant man less brilliant with his wife than ta • tadv from • neighboring vdl»g-, th. Iwrel; tbe ouUr lora oontrueta by uously. " And why ?” he asked tender­ continents and islands, for the depth to ticoats. : with any one alas?" Well, we suppose ly, at the same time taking her unresist ­ change suddenly from a few hundred she asks him for money oftener than any ^.^oug. rimii.r u. rir. to tbeI A Clergyman’*. Sult. ing little hands in hiaown ; "axidwhyj*’ feet to many thousands. In other ciuws, A clergyman in Hornellsville, N. Y„ one else. You take to borrowing money -other. By some chance the owners ex- ■ On(. ^hine is capable of pro he fie repeated, imperious imperiously. " Oh,” she ns in a large part of the bed ot the At­ regularly and constantly of your dearest ’’ with —’**- a - *brooding ——— iearnestnesa that lantic between Europe and the United has excited much hostile criticism by .rhanyd bandies, and the gentleman, ducing 200 barrels per day. The heads ; said and most brilliant friend, and see what States, there are plateaus extending suing an estate for $50 for officiating at will become of hu brilliancy in your after having nearly reached home, found of the barrels are produced by similar j fell upon hia soul like "because ILri!ritnn.lv moist and took nieana, but on a much simpler machine. | cold oil-cloth,, “ because then you would hundreds of miles with very slight undu­ % funeral, and securing tlie amount It presence. hisr— beeta moist, tand Bli htly pro- only only come come around around or once every 1,500 lations. We shall soon know the shape turns out, however, thnt he had pretty — -j- .-suspiciously . .. ,took ,_ , Thea« are diaka witha -them back to the store. But the Indy ; on one face. years !" He didn’t say anything until of the ocean flixjr almost aa well as the good grounds for his course. A rich mail died, and the family wanted the funeral -went home, -i *___________ placed the supposed vr___ - --lobsters ____ । I heads-_________________ are cemented i ________ „______ he was half way to tire front gate, when earth’s surface. Exposed at Last. to take place on Sunday, and alao wonted -on end. When he turned around and shook hia fiat at ■ou ice ice to iu order order to to keep keep them them in in good good hy nyf {an *n iron iron hoop mwp at at each o She nidaU Want tbe Oil Herself. Dr. Tanner says that his theory that this particular minister tp officiate. Ha Ala <lid oni dis- removed from the machine* the barrels, tlie lrow»* and muttered between km .xmariim for I- a™,. riJ didbrfdiri conditaoi dtoner. toA wri disa kUn or tha " by tha daita, it would be a A well dressed young lady went into a gave up his appointments far the day to persona can live without much food, and . rwwnv Aa itisf before i ______ —_ ^cover tike miatAkn mistake until until just before dilldm- i, ,1^-^ room,—I.L where they remain from j thundering sight longer than that be- drtig store recently in a neighboring oblige the family, hired a carriage, and that the imagination and the win are ■nrr timA. " 1 three to twenty-four hours, accord- ! fora ho came'around again." Bui by city, and addressing the proprietor said: went He wafted sometimefc.rreuunret"I wont to get something for a mild ation, and at lost sent a bill far $25, . • ' •. • '■ ■ ■ I ing to size and degree of heat admitted to ; thnt time the poor girl was in bed and cathartic. Can you fix me some castor .-il which was refused, and so for tlie bill and church oyster supper in Michigan. Says The-widow of rrenideat Ptok jstopng 'pho barrels are coated inside j sound asleep. in some way so it will not be disagreeable damages he sued for $50 and got it. The the Doctor: "An oyeter su;»pcr was an­ the old homestead in NoanviHe, and when required by a resistant varnish, ; . . .■ - 1 . . _ _ ' .1 J ...it—.-I-. . dead man never hired a pew in the church nounced an Sunday evening from the to take?" Certainly he could, and flunking to nor ]>oid for preaching, and the question pulpit, to be given by the Ladies* Home :Sha likes to talk about the career of Irei it kerosene lard 1 midnight attracta many fnn4gn«s in give it to her before she knew itr stepped naturally arises, Why are not ministers rs are made for I Swedish Lapland during the month of Ix-hind tiro counter, put some ot the oil entitled to pay for extra labor as well ns huslaind, aad recsBCy said: -Why into a gloss and asked her if she would other men? ■should I "not love'io dwell <m tlie memtake p-ghws of soda water while waiting. Hungarian Justice. She could with pleasure. -- - . - -. u jr__ i**-tructible cannot leak, are light and ' Bijn ,lr‘TCT wt*. «M>stantlv were spent in such supreme happiness? - heated, produces id a month and n half Shp drank it, and he smilingly asked: being convicted ot stealing, was son Mr life- faM l>dBO hroe from som>w and 3 ------------------- - ------- T—— ; Imrley and other’-ropa. At that tifoe of "Did vuu taste it?” The The ^ministration of Flora Bhahox, daughter of ; the year the Lnplamlcrs pen up their "Tasto what?" she answered in alarm. teucod to receive fifty Mows. (iiMppoie nc da. . yiiarOn( j* betrothed to Six ! reindeers and move their' huts toward "Why. the castor oil, to bo sure," he Judge carefully explained to Janraa that he might appeal to the Ober-Tribu­ • my husband was u success, and he re-? Hixketb, a u cal thy English-, najtivated fields. Being very hos- answered. * tired from ednet enjoying the respect; wj1Oi jajhe ceume ot» tour ronni' pitabfc, they greet with joy the arrival "Oh. my God!" she fairly shrieked. nal, should tlie sentence strike him as rived and .cosifldouee of his country men. It! the world in his steam yacht, has bee* I of tourist*, wbo generally meet at Mount “ I didn’t want the oil for myself I"— too severe. JanOM took advantage of tiiis right. Meanwhile, however in -is natural therefore for me to dwt-11 making a stop at Suu Francisco. I Gcfiawarc, 148 kilometers from Lulex. Eimira Free Prcan. B �iMHMW HATUKDAV LOCAL OIBBLE-SABBLI. Jas. Fleming-spent a couple of days io Chicago, this week. Mrs. Joo. Smith visited.at Jackson, Tm-aday and Wednesday. • Mis. L. J. Wheeler has been visiting friehusat and near Nites, the past week. Henry Heath has raised his house, and U patting aa underpinning under it. .­ Dan. Halbert of Santa Rosa, Cal., has our thanks for late San Francisco paper*. Mui. J. L- Stevens and father started for Leslie, on Thursday, to visit rela­ tives aud friends. Herb. Steveus cut his foot on Wed­ nesday, while splitting wood at the fruit drying establishment. Mik. and Mrs. T. Soule of Albion, have, been visiting their daughter, Mrs. James Fit tiring in this village, this week. L. J. Wheeler returned on Friday, from (he east, where he has been ae lecting a new stock of fall and winter Wilson & Howe have put up new shelving in the back part of their store for tbe accommodation of their increas­ ing wares. Levi Smith lias rented hia house ou Ptillips 8t.» and will move out on his farm south of tbe village, tho 1st of next month. A meeting of the musical association which was held at tha Kilpatrick church, Saturday exening, Oct. 23rd. All are invited to attend. Twelve of our exchanges copied iteiqlf from News last week. There’s more honor in running a live paper, than in running fur office. The Mnple Grove mills have been re­ pared and new machinery put in and now-the new proprietor .Mr. Brown is ready to do first class custom work. There will be a Democratic pole raisjug-*aturday Oct. 10th. Good speakers will be procured for both afternoon and evening. All are invited to attend. E- Reese. Milt. Willis, J. VanAuket and Chas. Wilson started for Roscom mon, on Thursday, on a hunting excur­ sion, and expect to be gone several Mrs. Wm, Young of Tekonsha, was visiting her son C. N. Young on Wed­ nesday, and Cora who has been visit­ ing here for a few weeks returned home with heron Thursday. One of tlie successful patent medi­ cines of the day is Steketee’s piu worm destroyer manufactured at Grand Rap­ ids. 7,000 bottles have been >old since Jan. 1st., See ad. in another column, E. S. Pierce, proprietor of the Grand Rapids great wardrobe, has a word to aay to the News readers this week. In the mutter of suit making. Mr. Pierce’s -reputation is secoud to none in the State. By a large majority, th« people of the United States have declared their faith in the large arm sewing machine. So simple self threading shuttle, selfs set­ ting needle and no changing tent io us. Remember that no old worn machines are fixed over by tlie White machino Co., as new machines. Remember nil machines having two numbers on, are old machines, repaired and repainted andpulhicd off as new machines. WHAT ABOUT IT ? Never in tbe histosy of« accoinplished such success the same waa overheard by E. W. Peckham and C.N. Young of Thr News office, wbo both agree that what Mr. Powers said waa exactly in accor­ dance with our statement. Now tlie question arises what reason had Mr. Powers for denying the idtegatiou f and what has his denial profit­ ed himt We can't answer. Perhaps bis Greenback friends can. POLITICAL CHRONICLES. CHAPTER V. And again it came to po&.< in the ten­ th, mon th And neroDd day of tbe month that the sound of the fife and the baw drum and anaie dram and all kinds of martial music waa heard on the streeta of the village of Naahvi'le and behold the band had been to the depot to meet Eugene, whose surname ia Pringle and to march before him to the temple called Opera where he addteased the p<N>pleof tlie country round about NnahviUe upon the politilal issue* of the day from a Democratic stand­ point. . „ , , - Levi whtMie surname is Smith was chosen ns chairman of the meeting and b«jptroduced the sneaker, who aftera few opening remarks said: “Fellow citizens there should be no longer an enmity between the people of tlie north and the people of .the south. Verily, vsrily, I say unto ypa that tlit white people of the south who were ' not brought up to work do not take readily to labor, conseqaently it is not to be wondered at that their com­ mercial interest does trot advance as fast as that of the north. Ye men of tbe north know thnt the people of tlie south have been driven by force of circumstances to where they now stand. When the war closed the republi­ cans wished to have the matter clinch­ ed by the amendments and no candi­ date for president or governor has ever said ought against them aud there is no existing reason why there should not be harmony between the two sec­ tions of this country. It should no our duty to study how we may bring about a pacification. If it was necessary to punish the offenders after the war why were they not punished! the republi­ cans were in power. It was tlieplan of the party iu power to control this southern country BU<1 for this purpose the union league was instituted and the carpet bag system was inaugurated; but thanks be to Andy Johnson, for his aid in helping to overthrow this system of government. I have traveled through a portion of these states, and I kept my eyes open and I learned many things which callcd out my sympathies toward this opprosed jieople. I have prepared some statistics and figures which I will dis­ tribute to tiloso who wish to take them and read them. In looking over tbe record of the Republicans, 1 find nothing which en­ titles them to a continuance of power. All their pretense of civil service re­ form has been removed, and their can­ didate has no record of statesmanship, which entitles him to the position. No one can find any fault with Han­ cock’s letters, and other speakers have said they bad no fault to find with the candidates. I wish I could any the same but as regards the Republicans, I cannot.” After speaking at some length upon the southern peculiarities ho departed from the midst of the people and un­ doubtedly shook off the dust from his feet as he left the city. IT IS SO SIMPLE IN CONSTRUCTION, that little or no instruction is required, and but little practice, one may soon become proficient in its use. It runs a self-setting needle and its tension, after being once regulated, is automatic and needs no changing for ordinary family sewing. Bitter* MANUFACTURERS OF HARNESS AND DKAiXUS IN Steketee’s PIN WORM DESTROYER. JT 18 A FACT Largest and Best Selected Stock ■ay that If tbe Green hacker* held tbc’r meeting In front the Union House tbe purpoeeof dl>tnrblng tbe OarCrld xoC Arthur elab, that it waa ot for ASHVILLE LI VERY. J. OSMAN, Prop. SINGLE OR DOUBLE TORN-OUTS Bight, but have taken tbe troabto to InveeOgaU the matte, fully and am fully convinced that the This feature and the EXTRA SPACE under the arm is found in no other machine and is an advantage which should not be overlooked. - Attorney A Counsellor, JJ HOOUHTItra, ’ SHERIFF. JULIUS RUSSELL, UK/TT G-OOZDS, J£P 0WEBS k C.. HARDWARE, Iron, Nails, Stovas and Tinwar•- K BUCK. American and Foreign Marble, Monumenta, Tombstonea, Mantles, 4c., Fynatincss. MicK. J. A. BA UGHMAN. HTBICIAN AND SURGEOX, Woodland Cen­ Day and night calls proa|4|y^aD P tro, Mich. ENTERPRISE GROCERY J, OSVIAN. Boise Ac Francis Having bought for CASH a large, neat MACK A SPECIALTY Opposite the Woleot l Hoqm. NaabrUle, Mkh. 0. C. WOLCOTT Teas, Coffees, Sugars, J^EW FURNITURE AT Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, PAD aerblng ill humors, every trace of llseaao and forcing Inw tbe systern through the pores of tbe skin, nourishing and atrengtbfng vegetable tonics. PAIN IN THE BACK. Side or LbIbb* ffBflrmwtlw a ad Bright's DlsesMof the Kidneys. Dlabelee. Dropsy, Grave!. Catarrh of the Bladder. Inability to Retain or Expel the Urine, Slone in the Bladder, High Colores!, Scanty or painful Urinating, Depoaiu, Casts or Bhrads In the Urine. J. LENTZ & SON’S We would respectfully announce to the citizens of Nashville and vicinity, that we*are now LOCATED and ESTABLISHED Cheese ui Everything HkW to Cwlicl > linl Qin Cikhj Stort I With to inform all thnt by prompt at­ tention, accommodating ways, good goods and low prices, hope to receive a fair share of your patronage. COME AND BBS. Tovrt Tntly, BOISE & FRANCIS. ------ IN OUR—- JgOOT AND SHOE SHOP. I wish to announce to tho dtlcens of Nashville and vicinity that 1 am proparsd to make the lew and Large Store, FINEST SEWED BOOT ----- UR THK:— - COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. Where you will find Repairing Done In the Best Manner Possible! PARLOR AND BEDROOM RSUITS Give Me a. Call! OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, PLAIN Sign, the Big Boot. AND FANCYFURNITURE, FRANK BAKER. ALL NEW, AINO OF ^TTENTION, ALL. THE LATEST DE1K.RIPTIVE PRICK L.IBT.-Regular Pad 92 Special Pad for Cbronle. deep scaled, or esaes of long st ending, |3, ChUdrou’a Pad, for summer STYLES complaint, weak kidneysand l>ed wetting. |12>0 READY CASH, Our book "How a Ute waa Saved," eocAainiBg a history of thia great discovery, mailed free. Write for rt. . Toledo, 0. CLOSE BUYING Chancery Order. 8TATK ON MICHIGAN; Thu Circuit Court for Ily appearteg to bn by aSdavit MMaL fn ma £ fi&Mt. Ion Tables, WE ALSO -OF- PURCHASERS Estey, Bay State, Bridgeport, and Whitney Organs, Webber, CMrkering. Hale. Christie, Hanes, Bros., Whitney and / UNDERTAKER’S GOODS, BURIAL CASES & SHROUDS LOW FIGURES ipchalr8t&c. -ALSO- Common ’Furaitui-e OJR.Gt_A.TVS Of every description For SOO, and upwards. Our Undertaking Departmn’t For • I BO and upwarda, ORQAMB UEPALUD IK Oom plate in avary particular- Prices that Can’t t Undersold h—t twenty day» th* Bum prwcriM for A true copy attest.] CAXJL. AJS'I) GET PRICES. He w*» in tbe office Attorney at Law Prioes. I will sell cheep, 1 second hand Wheeler & Wilson, 1 Howe, Th. vsnta ot 1 Home Shuttle, 1 Davis, 1 American, 1 Grover & Baker and COM'ERCIAL TRAVELERS 1 Singer. IN BARRT COUNTY Wnl^k 0LEMHT SMITH, I also have the only GENUINE NEW SINGERJin the mar­ ket, which I have reduced from $45 to $35. To all who may want a cheap, low arm machine, we advise them to see New Freeh Coeds and Low our NEW SINGER. ‘ CARRY Al FULL LIIWJE We replied that we co aid not pub­ lish the article, as written, as it was not a true Statement of our conversa­ tion, and inquired what object he bad in writing such a communication. He replied that lus party were going for him about It aud that he never used tbe words : “one side was aa much to blame as the other.” The reader will observe that Mr. Powers does not quote die exact word* of The News, but we do not stand out on hair-spliting AMertious, so there will be no need of argument in reganl^o the quotation, note ap- Capital aad Surplua Blooxxra. LOW RATES. DAY KIDNEY PAD U0„ FURNITURE TELE DOUBLE STEEL FEED or feed on both sides of the needle, enables the operator to carry the fabrick through on either side of the needle as may be desired. IT’S DURABILITY is sustained by a written guarantee for five years. Week before last The News in ita re­ Whips, Combs, etc., port of the double-headed political drink- Um abaro of oaiaro or .tborwlac. Iv taperrodea th* inconvenlenros and troublM of meeting used these words : And everything else pertaining to a tint class taking i aurooaa nod polaonotu Internal modlcinra. HARNESS SHOP. It L» worn exactly wbaro naodad. naxi Io Um “If oue party is more guilty than the body and hntvcdlauly over tba KMneva, other The News does notcare to shield It Li comfortaMa to tbe patlaai, aafe, plaaaant that party, and we arc inclined to the statement of a leading and prominent By buying your Harnci* of them aa they u»o nothGreenbacker of this .'illage, W. S. 1st equally good for . Powers, which was that both parties were to blame, one no more than the MAN, WOMAN OR CHILD. other.’’ On Monday afternoon following, Mr. Powers met us on the street and pre­ Particular attention paid to REPAINING. AU ot (CH grr-ai remeuT, senting us the following manuscript irfact health after all W. B, CLARK a CO. asked • us to look it over and see if we for It and accept NO IMITATION eouHpabluh it Xfohvilto, Mica.. Sept. r?th, 1M0. . 1 --- -----—.J—._________ ______ THE WORKING PARTS are made of the finest steel and case heardened iron and will out-wear two of the ordinary machines, because, in all the wearing paita, by simply turning a screw, all the lost motion can be taken up instantly. THE WHITE ALWAYS sure,does any kind of work, either LIGHT or HEAVY, never has spells or tantrums, When you ait down to sew, you know that you cando it without any fooling or fixing. Tranks, Valises, Blankets, Robes Nervous & Physical Debility, Best Oak Tanned Leather. THE WOOD WORK is by all odds the handsomest, made of the best seasoned walnut, elegantly finished, panneled and superbly veuered. . THE LIGHT RUNNING OF THE WHITE is particularly noticed by all accustomed to running other machines. It has the best treadle ever attached to any sewing machine, it being so constructed as to operate with perfect ease and witout fa­ tiguing the most delicate ladies. eTcxark & co? LIGHT AND HEAVY machine, has any machine An Illinois pastor prayed for”the absent membrra who were “prostrate on beds of cteknwi and chain of weU- FOR FUNERAL OCCASIONS Will be furnished free of charge. Call and see us. J. LENTZ & SON’S GOOD SHAPE SMALL COST. SHEETMUSIC tftiHy,^ C. H. BBltRY. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-10-16.pdf.pdf bfd45e281298974be6719050809a7f57 PDF Text Text ORNO STRONG, I 1 EDITOR AXl> PROPRIETOR. LIFE IN NABHVliLE, Nevertheless there were some indi­ THE DEMOCRAT SENATORIAL CON­ available for that position. The name of Jas. E. Smith the chairman, had vidual members of the party who were VENTION. And Her Environs. Wednesday our < NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1880. VOLUME VIII. * —On j TERMS; $1.50her Devoted to the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun. Democrats It WfmUm with U« QwmUm of Kraator, Ftasl»j I Mom I nr the tirmr bank NohIsm. brought on the ground a fine hickory The regularily elected delegates to over 100 feet long, and will have a pole the Democratic Senatorial Convention raising to-day. Col. A. T. McReynolds of the 15th district, convened at the of Grand Rapids will speak. Wolcott House, Monday, afternoon, for —A delegationof the, G- &• A. club, the purpose of choosing one of their with their torch lights went out to the nnpiber to represent the principles of Hosmer school house last Friday night, Democracy in the Senate chamber nt to listen to G.E. Bowers, of Hasting the Btate Capital. Sixteen delegates who addresael the meeting in an able were present, about evenly divided liemanner. The boys reported a grand tween1 the two counties. The meeting time. being called to order, Jas. E. Smith . —David Demaray, of the flrm of of Sunfield was chosen charman, and Kellogg <Sc Demainy, has sold his in­ Norm Bailey of Hastings, Secretary. terest in the plaining mill and furniture The matter of credentials being read­ manufacture, to Johu Bell of Maple ily disposed of, H. A. Goodyear arose Grovt> Ho will also dispose of bin in­ to Lis feet and made a radical speech terest in the afore as soon as an inven- in favor of indorsing the • Greenback nominee, R. J. Grant His motto was, ory can be taken. anything or any means tv beat the Re­ —Eugene Cook’s superior manufac­ publicans. The Greenback party was tures came home from the county fair the means with which to beat them. with the blue ribbnn tied to them. Of two evils choose the least. The Re­ They were, respectively, two 3-spring publican nominee, Mr. Durkee, was a phaetons* one 3-spring Democrat wag­ radical Republican and ought to be de­ on and one swell box cutter, and were feated even if they had to coalesce with heartily pronounced specimens of the the Greenbackcres to do iL In Maine highteet art. we marched in solid phalanx with the >■' —The most enthuiastic Republican Greeubackers, and the result was a meeting held in Maple Grove during Democratic success, and he moved that this canipdlgn, was held at Norton’s th* convention indorse the nomination school house on the evening of Oct.lSth, of Mr. Grant, which was seconded by The boys from town went out with the Mr. Ostroth, the delegate from Maple. glee club to enliven the occasion. Fif­ An Eaton county delegate wanted to ty torches were in limy the school know by how much the united vote of house was packed to suffocation, and the Democrats and Greeubackers ex­ many were unable to gain admission. ceeded that of the Republican; another Judge Smith of Hostings held the close if the Greenbackers of Barry county attention of the audience for two hours held their own; they were loosing with an able argumentative speech. ground fast, he said, in Eaton county; —Last week Thursday, C. H. Berry and still another inquired how indors­ was at work in the diniug room of the ing the Greenback nominee could be Newton House at Hastings, and while considered coalition, inasmuch as the preparing the tables for supper,he went Greenbackers had refused to fuse with into a closet to get some grapes. A them and were rather inclined to insult clerk followed him in and opened a than to divide honors with them. trap door leading to the cellar and To the first injury, the secretary an­ Charley in coming out, stepped off into swered that the majority of the united space and brought up, with jambed forces over the Republicans in this dis­ head and limbs at the bottom of the trict, according to the vote two years cellar. He was taken up in an insensi­ ago, was about 700; to the second ble condition, but as no bones were question the answer was that the Bar­ broken, be is now able to be about ry Co. Green back t;rs were bolding their again. . ovfn; but the third question was not —Vanberbilt Howard, residing in the answered, unless Mr. Goodyear's ad­ suburbs of Middleville, bought some ditional remarks in which he called the powder the other day, stuffed it down Greenbackers “very small boys with in his coat pocket and wandered into very large heads,” could bo considered John Coat’s blacksmith shop to see the an answer. Another Eaton Co. man wanted to curiosities. A spark from the red hot iron, the smith was pounding, flew in­ know if this was'nt sort of a Greeley to the pocket containing the powder, move, to take in the Democrats, and and an explosion followed that blew another boldly stated that he was not the gable end out of Vanderbilt’s pants in favor of coalition, and especially and nearly ruined his head quarters. with the Greeubackers, since be had Time may heal the damages, but at heard that Weaver’s expenses had been present Vanderbilt sleeps with his face borne by the Republicans and he was to the wall and stands up to rest him­ working for the Republicans. self. E. Chipman, the delegate from this —At the close of the Democrat Sen­ town, stated that he had reasons for atorial convention, Monday, while a believing that Grant was mote of a prominent Democrat wasinforming the Republican than a Democrat, and if editor hereof that Gen. Garfield was a elected and called to vote for a U. 8. perjurer, a loud-mouthed Greenbacker Senator, ho would vote for a Republi­ can in preference to a Democrat. Mr. thought to help the argument by put ting in his bid as follows: “Oh it isn’t Goodyear didn’t think this was true. the man they are voting for it’s the Though Mr. Grant had been formerly a principles,” and we informed Man. Republican, since he had joined the that was truth and should be the motto Greenbackers, the church he belonged of all parties, but were afraid that the to had persecuted him to such an ex­ party so recently in convention as­ tent that he did not believe he could sembled would fine it exceedingly dif­ ever affiliate with the Republicans ficult to apply in their case. The farce again. Finally the motion wasumeuded that enacted by that convention will only the convention take an informal ballot make voted for Mr. Durkee. for Senator, which resulted as follows: —Our amiable friend, Frank Fuller, R. J. Grant 8 votes, H. A. Goodyear 8. the man who went back on the “party Mr. Goodyear withdrew his name say­ that put God in the constitution,” and ing he had run for office several times endeavored to espouse another princi­ and was defeated. He had Voted the ple, but was repudiated by that old bourbon buck, has had another sheep Democratic ticket for fortv years with­ adventure. He has .continned to act out victories, and now his idea was to as general agent for Ray wait in the beat ’em, and be believed that the party was the weapon to purchase of stock,and bought 900sheep Greenback use to bury the Republican party b.iof Henry Brooks of Bellevue, paying yond the hopes of rosurection. Then $80 down, but when Raywait sow the a formal ballot was taken resulting as sheep, he found that his general agent follows: R. J. Grant 6, G. Gailord 5, H. had over estimated their weight, about A. Goodyear 1, Wm. Goodyear 1, Jas. $100 worth, and refused to take them, E. Smith 1. and this left Franklin minus the $80 After reading the results of the 2nd bonus, and as mad as a March bare. ballot, the Secretary remarked' that —Rev.E. Jones of N. Y..has assumed they had better reason together awhile, his duties as pastor of the Christian and the Secretary and chairman church, and bis.maiden sermon on left their posts of duty and the reason­ Sunday were listened to by large and ing began. People stuck their heads attentive audiences. Rev. Jones is a into the door, wondered what kind of fine speaker and has a way of present­ a convention ’twaa, anyway, aud de­ ing the arguments for Christianity and parted. Finally after the reasoning had morality in a manner that must result been protracted half on hour, Mr. Good­ in good. There are twelve hundred year thought they had better come to people in this village, and for the past order, as Bailey and he had a political year doc more than one-fourth of that speech to make that night, and the ex­ number been in the habit of attending ecutive officers hied back to their church. This does not speak well for places. the moral proclivities of the village, Eaton county delegates presented and now as services are conducted in the names of F. A. Pennington of Char­ thne dUfereal pUew, The Niw, lotte and E. R. Martin of Chester, as reform iu Uii. direction. good, square-toed Democrats, and also been named. . L. A. Dunlap of Vt. ViUe said that when he swallowed old Horace, he solemnly, promised himself that he would never do the like again, but perhaps his outraged stomach might stand one more dose. Norm Bailey said of course he didn’t favor calition unless the convention could be unani­ mous for it. -­ A motion was'made for another bal­ lot which stood as follows: R. G. Grant It, Jas. Smith,3, E. R. Martin 1 and W. S. Goodyear 4, and a motion that R. J. Grant be ' declared the unanimous nominee of the'eon vention was made, which wa^fod^ly supported and more feebly Carried, and the convention adourned without speeches or any men tion of the stolen presidency or credit mobelier.• POLITICAL 0HR0NI0LE8. CHAPTER VI. And again it came to pass on the six­ th day of the mouth, that a great mul­ titude wen* assembled at the temple called Opera, and behold one Jonas, whose surname is McGowan, a represanative of the sect called Republican, in the body called Congress, arose and cried with a loud voice saying: “Ye men of Nashville, I feel thank­ ful that l am counted worthy to address so large nn assembly as I see gathered before me, and ye doubtless rememlier that .when I spake unto you from this rostrum two years ago, the subject of finance occupied nearly the whole time.. The sect called Greenbackers, were then afraid that on the 1st day of Jan­ uary in the year 1879, the door of the Treasury would be thronged with such men as the Rotbchilds,the Vanderbilts, and Jay Gould, and not a dollar of gold would be left in the vaults, after the first day of resumption. Verily I say unto you I did see a throng at the door of the Treasury early one morning, but j it was to buy the United States four per cent bonds. Moreover, brethren, the question of finance has been settled, and we now have a dollar that is at par with gold from the Atlantic to the Pacific and from the bikes to the gulf. The'publlc debt has been reduced from $75 per capita, in 1865 to $38 per capita in 1880 and the interest, from $4 per capita in 18(55, t(P$1.38 per capita in 1880. Fur­ thermore the revenue has been taken from all manufactured goods except whisky*, tobacco and patent medicines. And again I say unto you that the losses in collecting the public funds, have been reduced from $11.50 on the thousand, during Jackson’s adminis­ tration. $7.40 during Polk’s, and $8.81 during Buchanan’s, who sat on the pre­ sidential chair like a bread-and-milk poultice, and drew the Rebellion to a head; to 76cents during Lincoln’s, 34 cents'during Grant’s, who wasguiltyof Nepotism, oiid eight tenths of a mill during Hayes’administration. We can predict the events of the fu­ ture, only by comparing it with the past, and the past record of the sect called Democrats has been one of un­ certainty aud distrust. During Buchanan’s administration, his secretary of war distributed the arms and munitions of war through the southern states, the secretary of the navy sent our vessels of war to foreign ports and the administratiou^did every thing in its power to favor secession and disempower the north from resist­ ing the measure, by declaring that the executive department of the govern­ ment had no right to coerce a state. During the whole progress of the war it was the democratic party who rejoiced over a rebel victory and did everything they dared in the north, to prevent the different quotas from be­ ing filled. Every four years since that time they have shifted from one dogma to another and tried to hide their real motives behind a mask to obtain pow­ er. , We should require something more stable and honest before we give the reins of government into their hands, for what man is there among you who having a neighbor that practiced rob­ bing your clothes-line aud after a time he promised to reform, would hang out any shirts to tempt him for the next six months ? Moreover,brethren, I would not have you ignorant of the fact that the sect called Democrats were not only at the beginning of the war in warm sympathy with the confederacy, but their sympa • thies remained unchanged to the end, a* their resolution at the Chicago con­ vention will prove. Verily, I say unto you that Seymour and Blair,their pres­ idential candidates, declared the amendments to the constitution, un­ constitutional. loyal and wio united with the Repub­ licans who marched to the front, and h dped to preserve the Union, there­ fore when I speak of the Democrats I refer to the party who were then, as now, governed by die southern faction which will rule, so long as the name of democrat shall exist Why did the democratic wave spread over the land four years agof It was simply because the people were in the midst of a depression of all kinds of industry, caused by the change from a time of war, to a time of peace, which results always follow a war, and every­ body felt mean, and Gen. Kilpatrick says that when anyone feels mean, die first thing they do is to vote the Demo­ crat ticket That the Democrats are in sympadiy with the south, is proven by their man­ ipulation of the soldiers roll in Con­ gress. which formerly read, ‘crippled and disabled Union soldiers,’ but their first act was to strike f{om the docu­ ment the word‘Union’and afterward they dropped the words ‘crippled and disabled’ thus making no distinction between loyalty and disloyalty. A Union soldier who had lost both his arms in the war, was tending door in the House, but now his place is occu­ pied by two broad shouldered briga­ diers, of the southern army. In an investigation of the claims of southern mail carriers, rebel postmas­ ter Regan was so closely cornered by Willets of Michigan, that ha felt much as did the dutch man when hugged by the bear and called; ‘Hauns! Hauns! coom quick und help me let dis bar go.” All this and much more did he say in regard to the doings of the body called Congress, of the various com­ mittees which were ruled by southern men, of the claims of southern traitors who have filed bills for future consid­ eration if their men are elected of, the ‘riders’ which the chairman of com­ mittees invariably fasten to all bills in­ troduced, and the inevitable conse­ quences which must follow if Hancock the choice of the south is placed in the presidential chair. “Is it not just and right that the sec­ tion of the country which has the larg­ est interests at stake, should have the power to regulate rhe laws which gov­ ern those interests! Of the internal revenue collected, 93 per cent comes from the north and only 8 per cent from the south. The north sends 87 lbs of mail matter at often os the south sends 13. In manufactured goods, the north represents 93| per cent to 6t from the south. The north exports 77 per cent to the south 23. while the south imports 96per cent to4 percent deceived by the north, therefore it is necessary that tin. Republicans be continued in power that they may promote the best inter­ ests of the country and the present pro sperity may be continued.” And it came to pass that after the glee club had sang a hymn, he again arose and instructed the people in re­ gard to the election frauds .the Tam­ many ring, and the doctrinds odvocat ed by southern leaders such as Jeffer­ son Davis and Gon. Lewis. He alsospako of the reception of Weaver and Randall in the south and the change in opinion which had come over Gen. Weaver since he was in Congress. And behold the many other things which he said, are they not all firmly impressed upon the minds of the peo­ ple who listened attentively till he had made nn end of his speaking unto them._________ _____ _________ —Wildman fit Fox’s New York Theatre aud Comic Opera Company, will open the season at the Opera house on Monday evening, with one of their highly sensational dramas. The troop is composed,of fourteen ladies and gentleman of rare dramatic talent, and are greeted every where with the highest compliment of the press. Mr. ancLMrs. J. W. Fox are well known to the peopleof thiscommunity aud need no comment, F. J. Wildman the fam­ ous comedian is without a parallel in any traveling troup in the country, and his side splitting comicalities are a sure remedy for the blues and the down beartedness of the long faced politicians that have heard from Indi­ ana. The remainder of tlie troop is composed of highly talented actors and actresses, and the people of Nashville and vicinity,who wish to eqjoy a week of pleasure should not fail to procure a season ticket “Our boarding house,” Pinafore, and all the leading plays of the day. Tickets are on sale at F. T. Boise’s drug store. Bev. E. Jones will address the tem­ perance mass meeting at the Christian church Sunday evening. Year Credit Subscriptions $1.75, NUMBER!. The Nashville Newt began its eighth year last week with 1.500 subscribers, while it started burim>M seven years ago with only 68. It takes pluck, push Hi! h-o-o-o! and lots of perautently hard work to The wheat market is lively. bring about such a change in a nuwspaMrs. Dr. Griswold is down with a Cr in an inland town, and that not a rge one. Bro. Strong is to be con­ fever. gratulated on hk remarkable success.—. L. J. Wheeler will have a new ad. BeUevue Gaeette. next week. Fannie Dawson of Rutland was in LOCAL MATTKR8. town Wednesday. rypatrons, are yon aware that now Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Frink are at is the time when merchants have to pay Charlotte, visiting friends. their debts aud buy new stocks of Workmen are putting the roof on goods T Such is the case and we must have money to do it with, and don’t Buxton’s brick. ’Tis a tin one. you forget it! D. C. Griffith. C. W.Smith and wife have been tak­ Honey to Loan. ing in the sights at Chicago, this week. A few hundred dollars has been Mr. A. Green of Battle Creek, was in town on Monday visiting at Wm. Pai- Slaced in my hands for investment in rst class notes. None but those hav­ ker’s. , ing the guilt-edge article need apply. Mr. L. V. McWitty of Genesee Co., Ouxo Stroxo. N. Y., is visiting his old friend Lewis ry Ladies see those elegant ready Durkee, mode Beaver Cloaks at Kocher Bros. Mrs. G. A. Truman is visiting friends The largest and finest stock in town. and relatives at Eaton Rapids and A Live Yankee in Town. . Jackson. A. E. Harringon is in town, and will Phillip Caverly, a blacksmith of sev­ remain hero but a few davs, advertising eral years experience, has rented Wm. the Simmons improved Weather Stripe, the only strips entirely .out of the way Bartley’s shop. Mrs. Mary Maynard of Diamondale and out of tight. Satisfaction guar­ anteed, or no pay. Read on ! was in town Moncav,visiting her broth­ _ Nashville, Oct. 12, 1880. er, A. L. Rasey. We, the undersigned citizens of the village of Nashville,have have had the M. R. Taylor is building a new barn Simmons improved Weather Strip at-* 40x60 on his place in the noroth port of tached to our doom, and are well satis­ the corporation. fied that it is the best arrangement for A large force of workmen, with John the purpose, we have ever seen, aud would recommend it to all, for keeping Smith ns boss, are erecting the first out rain, snow, dust and cold rain. bridge on new Main St. C. A. Nichols, J. M. Rne. P. Holler, C. E. Barlow of Hustings, Greenback Orno Strong, C. C. Wolcott, A. Plum. nominee for register of deeds, was in Horse For Snip. the village on Wednesday. I have an excellent 5-year old horao Ed. Partello, formerly of this village for sale at a bargain. Call and see but late of South Cuss,has moved back C. C. Wolcott. and again located here. ryif you want a good Carpet for a Ida Woulcott andNell Walrath re­ small amount of money, call on L. J. turned on Monday from a weeks visit Wheeler. to Homer and Tekonsha. TAME NOTICE Charley Marshall of Hickory Corners Mr. Demary has retired from the firm was in this village this week visiting of Kellogg, Demaray 5c Co. and leaves for town the first of Noveml»er next. It' his sister.Mre. A. L. Beebe. Mrs. Campbell, Dr. Goucher’s house- is therefore necessary that all accounts should be settled by that time, all in­ keeder, lias just recoved from a severe debted to said firm will please be illness, as has his child also. prompt in paying the same, as this will The Knapp brothers of the Mud Creek positively be the only call made. Re­ neighborhood paid a tine of $100 each, member, Nov. 1st. • 4tf Kellogg Demaray & co. for fighting at Hasting on Saturday. fy 50 new styles elegant Dress Goods Mrs. Eva Wright has rented S. at Kocher Bros. Liebhausera building on north Main whefte she will opeu a millinery store. WASTEI1 Several of our citizens attended One Thousand cords of Railroad wood the Eaton Rapids fair on Thursday, wanted. Apply early if you wish a con­ L. J. Wheeler. , and they reported a fine show of stock. tract. L00AL GIBBLE-G ABBLE. AU FenessJ CNt-CUt. - A large company of eager politician assembled at the depot on Tuesday uight to hear the returns from Ohio and Indiana. Wm. Cramer has moved from Levi Smiths farm, to Bert Down’s bouse, and Bert and family have moved to the north woods. J. S. Shamp came home ou a visit and spent Saturday and Sunday here, then returned to his work at Hungerford, NewagoPo, on Monday. C. C. Wolcott has erected some mam­ moth bill boards near the hotel aud this week they were papered by Fox A Winans advance agent. The U. B. house of worship, north north of Hosmer’s corners,will be dedi­ cated Sunday Nov. 7th. Rev. J. K. Alwood of Morenci, will deliver the dedi­ catpry se.rp>nn --------- —- SEE THEM. S. A-YLSWORTH. UOl. vupeiuuu, LUU tuau "IUII of Greenback lightning,” will be with us on the 31st. in order to Infuse the Greenbackera aud adherents with a share of his superfluous electricity. Jacob Lentz is limning around with the aid of a cane, on account of a sprained foot from falling down the cellar-way of his store in the evening. The door had been left open by a care­ less boy. The Hastings Democrat of last week advertised a hickory-pole raising to take place in this village on Wednes­ day, Oct 18th. We saw nothing at “rich” pole-raising and we were hang­ ing around about that time, too. Strong, of the Nashville Newt, says that tumbling out of bed at six o’clock in the morning is what bothers him. Sleep at the back ride then she can’t kick you out —Hower Index. Fact is, we are not sleeping with her at all; if we were it might even be harder work to tumble out at six in the morning, than it now is. A raroxhanco is now offered by C. C. Wolcott to all who wish to buy sew­ ing machines. He has lately added to his stock of Whites the genuine new ringer and reduced the price from $45 to 33 and is doing more sewing machine business than anyother man in Cent ral Michigan. You should not fail to read his advertisement on fourth pmm. ry A full line of Cloakings, inclu­ ding tire celebrated Washington Mill Silver Medal, at Kocher Bros. Every lady ought to see them before she buys. HF1 The Diamond Staid Overall, the best there is made, at C.A. Nichols’. Horse Shoeing aud Jobbing Blacksmithing. E. Cook wishes to announce, that on and after the 17th of Sept, he will do Horseshoeing and nit kinds of Custom Work. Chas. Middleton, the BossShoer, will do your work in the most upproved manner. We shall be pleased to sec you all. Evgexe Cook. EF* All those indebted to mo, will please call and settle np immediately. Mrs. L. 0. Crocker. New Bakery. My bakery isnow ready for business. Have built a new oven and all wishing ! fresh bread, biscuits, cakes, pies, etc., i can have them every day. Wurm meals and lunebes-at all hours. Give us a trial. N. B. Shaw. FOB SALE. Three colts one three-year-old, one two-year-old and one spring colt. Fur an inspection of the stock and prices, call on John Erikson, one mile north, and one mile west of Nashville. 4—5 New Cider. Bring along your apples aud try my new patent press and grater, which is now in operation. I am prepared to make you more cider than you can get elsewhere, from the same amount of apples. H. R. Dickixsok. Notice of Co-Fartncrshlp. Owing to the increasing demands of mv business I have this day associa­ ted with me in the practice of medi­ cine and Surgery F. R. Timmerman M. D^ a graduate of Michsgan University I am pleased to introduce him to mv friends and patrons as a gentleman and one thoroughly qualified in his profes­ sion. H. A. Barber, M. D. Nashville Sept., 1, 1880. Teachers Attention. The regular fall examination of teach­ ers will be held at the Union School building, on Saturday Oct. 16. School officers and all persons interested m schools are respectfully invited to be present. Exercises commence at 9 Nattee. When C. C. Wolcott mj Genuine Singer sewing sale he tells what is no< ■ SSSSSr the �That is the ILL HOKTO. The Mormon* are planting a colony In Salt River valley, Wyoming. they wriggled and the other puppy, I wa* calling. His in the wa A BUBO dog deserves to hare fleas; groveled at name is also Boll*." . •now, aXte-Homethe biter should be bitten. "Indeed! where & he?" inquired th.* lel to what are called comforts or con­ Sama Bernhardt weighs 110 pounds. gentleman, looking around with a great veniences in arrangement* of a pcraoual Her wardrota fill* eighteen trunk*. expression at interest And again Sue repeated to herself, nature; like an easy oliair or a good fin-, Tint Prince of Wales has presented “ He has run * *---------" “What an impudent puppy!" as she which-do titeir part in dispelling cold v>— t*_ZT-7C------ana four "I wonder at dropped more apples into the stye. ' and fatigue, though nature provide* Better dog*. Aud this wa* the spectacle which means of rest and animal heat without greeted the horrified gaae of Mrs. Mel­ them. The true gentleman in like man­ ejection as Vico President of the Ameri­ lington as ahe whipped on the veranda herself up with a great as­ where her husband wa* reading, and ner carefully aruus whatever may cause can Bible Society. a iar or a jolt in the minds of those with To todlilC, sumption of dignity. looked across the lawn to tlie orchard. wfiom he is cast; all clashing of opinion, Ths Archbishop at Quebec, Con., ad­ "If you will try, sir, you will find how The testable was ready, and she wa* or confusion of feeling, all restraint, or vises all dergynivn under hi* charge Dot it can be done," said she loftily. to interfere in politics. suspicion, or gloom, or resentment ; hi* "And if I don ’ t want-to try r ’ in. “ Mercyon me'"she gasped. “Why, great concern lx?ing to make everyone at William H. Exolihh lives in the "Then the other puppy must make ^fr. Millington, only - look I There is He has his house Henry 'Ward Beecher built when he is, just in time. Here, actually Sue with 0o£ Hanley’s son feed- their ease and at home. eyes on all his company; he i* tender to­ an Indianapolis pastor. dog; bite at him, sir!" ward the bashful, gentle toward the dis­ The colporteur* of the American Bible dapped her white hands to­ । ing the pigs. Mr. Mellington chuckled. tant, and merciful to the absurd ; ho Society distributed 10,268 Biblea in gether, and tned to whistle, a* she had "Well, my dear, I don’t sec the harm guards against the unseasonable allusion* Tcxar. during the last four month*. seen her papa do, to the great amuse­ of it, if they like it. Though where she or topics which may irritate ; he is sel­ ment of the gentleman. Southebx planters hope to findj the could have picked him up I can’t im­ dom prominent in conversation, and But, instead of gallantly rushing to English sparrows an efficient remedy for , never wearisome. He makes light of fa­ tiie attack at command of hi* misti-eas, agine." I Meanwhile, Sue and her companion vors while he does them, and seems to the ravage* of cotton wanna. Roll* frisked up to the stranger with leisurely crossed the orchard aud the extravagant demonstrations of delight for many years in London. Well lawn. PM I feel th# full vwlth “O he knows you," **id 8ne, con­ young bird* are sold at $L75 pei “Now, Ill introduce you to papa,” temptuously, "and so you didn't run.” she said. “Only I don’t know your comjiclled, never defend* himself by a' The Bubocription to the fund for the mere retort; he has no ears for slander "Im; Rolla knows hi* friends. In name." or gossip, is scrupulous in imputing m ? Cincinnati Art Museum has reached the “Oh, perhaps he knows it, and will tivee to those who interefere with him, sum of 8250,000, leaving only $50,000 to ferrod upon mo by the admiring par­ introduce me, to you. Meantime, call and interprets everything ’ ' for the best. be raised. AN IMPUDENT PUPPY. tiality of farmer Hawes." me anything you' like." — in ' He is never mean or little to hi* disputes, The deadly quicksand .in the San Pe­ "He belongs to me now, and I mean So Sue walked straight up to her J never take* unfair advantage, never mis­ Hava bwi tinned with ttw bitter nhada “Where is Sue?" inquired Mrs. Mel­ to change hi* name," said Hue posi­ father, and putting her hand on his take* personalities or sharp saying*, or dro river, Arisons, lately swallowed up sayings, u camage containing a gentleman and tington, entering the room where her tively. Bhoulder.' aada* . arguments, or insinuates tea evil which he ho three ladies. • two eldest daughters were employed, the . "Pray don’t You have no idea how “Papa, I’ve had an awful fright. I one tn reading, the other with a bit of musically it sounded ocreas the field- I was chased by a raging mad bull, and dare not say out From a lonp sighted The railroad up Vesuvius has done prudence, he observe* the maxim of the such a flourishing bnsineM since its fancy *ark. fancied some wood nymph—or—dryard mv puppy ran away from me, and an­ “laually don’t know, mamma," an­ —was calling to me. Belongs to you other with the very same name, aaved ancient sage, that we should conduct ojiening that the value of the stock ha* ourselves toward our enemy as if he swered Ada, looking up from her work. now. does he? Happy dog!” PITB AND POINT. me; so I've brought him homo with me," were one day to be our friend. He lias increased 50 per cent “ I have had scarcely a glimpse of Sue “Maiuiied—In Chillicothe, Iowa, Her­ And he stopped and patted Rolla’s nodding in an introductory manner to­ too much good sense to be affronted at Tin: most popular cure among poli since we came to the country. She ap­ head. bert L. Rollingstone and Emma J. . tician*—The sine-cure. ward tlie guest insults, and is too well emplovixl to re ­ pears to have taken to-an outdoor life, She turned sharply. “Eh?" sai^ papa, looking up; and member injuries. He is patient, for­ Mom." .Thus doee one familiar prov­ The first American inscription put up­ and is never in the house except at “Are you going away sir, or shall I!” catching the expression of the two face* , bearing, and resigned on .philosophical erb receive a death-blow. on the obelisk will be, “ Post no Bill*." night" she demanded. iMfore him, lie fell into the humor, and. । principles. He submits to'pain tiecause Fob several years the estate of Post­ vumms “ I saw her about two houra ago on “ He sleeps where he fcjl," say* a Lite “Oh, I would not for the world in­ as he rose, said, with a wave of his hand j। jj, in inevitable ; to lierenvcment, liecause master General Maynard, in Tenneasee, ; her way to Jho orchard," remarked Rose. commode you! And I beg you to ro- .toward tea-table. .. “w Very | it is irreparable; to death, because it is has been a the waiting in . — — was,, balltul, which suggests that he must in charge of a ----man who “ She said she was going to feed tlie memlter that I came only because I fan­ have t»ecn drunk. well, my dear, we’ll feed him." his destiny. It he engages in contro> at one time, one of its movable chattels, pigs, and would afterward take a lesson cied you were calling me, having prob­ What a l>e*utiful thing is * rosy So Mr. Roland Hanley sat down to the veray of any kind, hi* disciplined intelSixteen young Indian girls liave arin milking.” • ably seen mo passing. I saw you from table with the family, and with an utter cheek ! How great the contrast when “I wish I could find her," resumed the bank above. Pray excuse the mis­ absence of that unpleasant restraint lect preserves him from the blundering ’ rived at Noithfield, Mom., from tlie In­ the blunh settle* on the nose. discourtesy of better, perhajm, but leas dj. m Territory, to enter Mr. Moody ’ s Mrs. Mellington. “ I am sore that CoL take, and allow ma to wish you a good which Mrs. Mellington had remarked in educated minds, who, like blunt weapons, | school Their traveling expenses were Husband—" Mary, my lore, this ap­ Mauley or hie son will call this afternoon, evening." his intercourse with Miss Radstock; and, tear and hack, instead of cutting clean, j paid by JaV Gould. ple-dumpling is not lialf done." Wife— and it is proper that Sue should be pres­ despite her vexation at Sue, the meal 1 who mistake And with a courteous bow, he disap ­ the point in argument, “ Well, finish it, then, my dear.” mutate i» nrgnmeot, i EL nul KT n rf a ,,,^ whom ent She did not appear an their former passed off agreeably. peared among the buaheo. '■ “‘e .tangth on tnfle., maeon- | , Pari, .. a„, Ala„. It was a young housekeeper who set visit" Of course this wa* not Mr. Hanley's ceive tlieir adversary, and leave »..« She stood looking indignantly after the | zon of the world," is about to receive, it the cake she hod baked for a picnic out “She ,W“ shock the Colonel by her last visit to the Millington's—of eourae que8tion more involved tlian they find it 1 of door one opld night to be frosted. hoydepish manners, and, as to his son, I him until he disappeared. may be right or wrong in his opinion, !i is said, the title of honorary Colonel of “Tlie impudent puppy!" she murmur­ there were frequent cal s, with walks hardly tliiuk he will particularly admire a regiment of Russian Uhlans. " Bjudget, the dust upon the furni­ , her. He doesn’t fancy female society, ed; “I never heard of such assurance.” and nde*. in all of which he ful- j bHt he is too clear headed to be unjust; filled hi* promise of taking care of Sne; ije is as simple as he is forcible, and as 1 Teresa Tua, of Turin, a.young girl of ture is intolerable. What sliall I do? " I’ve heard, and prefers hi* dogs and And then a alow smile rippled over her and when, at length, he naked the priv- brief a* he i* decisive. Nowhere shall 13» ,x>r® off I,n243 “« a violinist “ Do a* Ido, marm—pay no attention to horses. And yamrt he a little wild at fore which she remorselessly checked by ilege of taking care of her through life. w<. fina greater candor, consideration, in- Bt the 1>an" Conservatory last year. She college. mamma?" biting the corner of her under lip. It's a poor rule that won’t work both aho did not say nay. diligence. Ho throws himself into the WOOD for a five years' “Come, Rolla," she called, in a sub­ “A little too fond of what is called fun ways. A Milwaukee girl married a bar­ Lately, when Mr. Hanley was boasting mind of his opponents, he acremnts for U,ur through the United States. —nothing more that I have ever heard. dued voice, “come, sir, aud go home; Italian laborer* at home and abroad tier, and he turned out to be a rich Boron He is a clever young man, will be and see how yon get into scrapes again. ” that his wife had accepted him on their tlieir mistakes, he knows the weakness : in disguise. She climbed the bonk into the meadow, very first interview, by referring him to । of human rttasou oa well as its strength, , stick to their national diet of bread, wealthy, and i*,. mutt to hi* father, the papa^ Sue Lxiked around and said: : province and its limits. If he be an macaroni, and fruit, with an occasional A modern novel has this thrilling pas­ beat match in the neighborhood, though, the dog followed with a subdued and “Yon were an impudent puppy that ; unbeliever, ho will lie too profound and j di.'h of meat. In Italy thia diet is bused ' sage: "With one hand he held her lieauBut suddenly he as you say, he don’t appear to cAre par­ culprit-like mien. । j^-ge minded to ridicule religion or to act on neJesaity and abroad on economy. tif ul golden head alxive the dulling wave, ticularly for ladies’ society. I fancy he gave a short, sharp bark* and at the day. Rolls, as you are still." and with the other called loudly for as­ Died as a King Should. against it ; he is too wise to bo a dogtjie Fcvuc dca Deux Monde*, foundlooked rather laired while talking to that same moment another and stronger J. E. Munloch has written a book on | a^d“d^itil^hf ev™ = priD' ' sistance." stately Miss Radstock, clever and hand­ sound smote upon 8ut»’s ear. It was a Fnstituti >na ns venerable beau Prat.ce’ PaJ , A toung lady wrote some verses for a some as she in. And then he must know low, -hoarse, aobtang murmur, which the stage, in which occurs the following । storv • ‘I suPIx’rts in-sittuuons as venerable, lH*au- during the first twenty veiira of its ca- jiaper al»out her birthday, and headed that all the girls are trying to secure seemed to swell into an angry roar. ‘ Marreadv wns fond of taUinw tlie M,.d U?c fu]' to. Whi<:b- hc D.ot rcer- Xt now numbers 20,000 subaerib- | them " May 30th." It almost made her “If I were in Africa, I should faxfry him, which uaturallv makes him ahy of Mr. Macready was fond of teUing Un ; ho honor* the ministers of reh- t n, at $10 a year. that a lion’s roar!" thought Sue, curiods- following hair turn gray when it up|>eared in print them." story as hi* experience of ; gion, Luo 1 and it----content* him to decline its . These remarks were clearly intended l ly looking around. Dh. Hafinsos, of Boston, say* he “My 30th.” American in<iependence^ exemplified in ■------- .»—vrithout assailing or den'ounc- , as hint* to her daughters, for Mrs. Mil- j would aa noon think of hiring fouiu man j The average life of a farmer is sixtvIn an instant her check lx>came deadly a Western actor of the self-satiefled tI icm j them. He is a fnena of religious to eat hi* breakfast a* to liire some one lington was a genuine match-maker, and I pale, and she stood breathless and trans­ six yearn. At sixty-five he may safely “■ 'H‘‘ral»t'"' ' MUtiou, nun that, mat, noi owv because »«£«»<;• leration, and not only had already married off two daughters fixed, os a huge animal, with lowered jmd he, “I was rerv .r.xion. to haw ' to do his Ringing in church. According , i^pj, ’.i1 ; b„ / '-tang|,t him to look - 1 tei hi* view, singing is the natural ex­ I Iiegm to return borrowed tools, pay old Advantageously. head,.and eyes gleamihg through shaggy the King, who was rather of a democrat- ' ' ’’debts anil oak forgiveness for cheating in *>. . 1 1, ... _ Finding that the remainin]; eldest I forelocka, emerged from a thicket tit ic turn ot mind, to fall, when I stabbed I on all forms of faith with an impartial pression of religious joy. । home trades. j eye, but also from the gentleness of feel­ ■daughter hail failed to make the desired some distance, and come slowly toward him, over the steps of tlie throne and on J ohx B right is in better health tlian “Is tour cough any easier?" said impression on either CoL Hanley or hi* her, tearing up the earth with hoofs and the right-hand aide, with his feet to the ing which is tlie attendant on civiliza­ be ha* enjoyed for several years. It i* , one mie of oi poor pour Hood nuuu ’s » acquaintance*, acqui on tion. >oon, she hod bethought herself of pro­ horn*. left, in order that when I was to fall I said that he often takes note*, in the calling to — should ' see ’how ’he wuk* "It ducing Hue, hitherto, as the voungort Rolla, after a burst of olwtroperou* should have the center of tlie stage to House, as if intending to makes speech, * be,” said the wit from hi* pillow, “ I’ve The Discomforts of Fame. ■and prettiest, carefully kept in the back­ barking, turned and ignominiously fled. myself, as befitting the principal per­ but when the time come* changes his ' been practicing all night." “I should think," remarked a lady at mind and toon up Um note,. ground. She strove in vain to follow his exam- 1 nonage of the tragedy. No objection \ T1Ie oI bigol„ j, M But, meanwhile, where was Sue? pie. Her limits felt paralysed, and ahe ’' wtis made to this request cn the part of the lunch-table of the Baldwin, “that A puotoobaph of the express train good and inclusive as that of Webster's She had filled a Iniskct with apples for turned faint and nick. the actor, but at night, to my great sur- poor Adelaide Neilson ought to have known popularly in England os "The Dictionary. “A bigot!" said he; "why faced death with a sense of relief. " Some Abe piga, strolled around the orchard, ad­ The bull came slowly onward, now l> jirise, he wheeled directly round after Flying Dutchman” has been taken ns it he’s a man who knows too much for one, mired the tree* and the fruit, and climlied lowering his head, then uplifting it, and ., receiving the sword thrust, and deliber­ surprise at the remark having been ex­ a tow plum tree, in order to gather an rtaring fiercely and threateningly at the ately fell in the middle of the scene, just pressed, the ladv who had knowm Miss jtasMil through Twyford station, on the and not quite enough-for two." Great Western railway, at the rate of Neilson intimately, proceeded to recount At a celebration l»ack in the country especially fine one for her father. In figure in the center of the field. ’ on the spot where I was in tne habit of sixtv miles an hour, by a photographer a female arose and begun : “This is this jx»ition her eye was caught by a Suddenly a voice shouted: dying. Well, as a dead man cannot the petty trouble* of the great actress’ of Henley. our 104th anniversary." A wicked voting tow line of green willows, bordering the “ Don’t lie afraid .' Throw away your move himself, and as there was no life. r_ ­ There is a revival in crochet in En- man imck in the crowd yelled out: “She was the victim of ceaseless per isloping me.adow* beyond the orchard. ml shawl! Now run—run to the nearest time for others to do it, the King's body i_22 '2 tliei regretful zi„t:"2 friend. ’ ', gland, but instead of being done in bite “ Good gracious I You don't look that ----------------------“It looks as though a stream were fence—while I keep him off 1” remained in possession of my place, and secution," said j j at of her lifelife was mode miserai»*mu*le in colors, colors, boboth ’ ' laces old." day her was made miscra- thread it .. there," she thought, “and Ido so love The assurance of help at hand in­ I was forced to find anotiier situation, “Every -i. .Ix-ing worked ’“din ~ —“ -------.... : two contrast- 1. Sox water. I dare say it is so lovely under spired her. She tore off the light zephyr which I did, and finished the scene in bio by the attempts of all kiwis of tteopte and, quilts Father, the lecturer at• the to interview her on all kind* of subject*. I ing „hues. - . crochet Germans jackets cro of those willow*. Come Rolla," calling sliawl, which had attracted the attention the best way I c«~uld. I hall to-night said that luniir rays were to a little half-grown terrier, “yon and I of the bull, and ran as fast as her trem­ “ When I expostulated with his Maj­ I had the fact lirought forcibly to my cotton for small children, instead of us­ <ndy concentrated luminosity of the will go on an exploring exjxsditiou bling limbs would carry her. __ ___________ esty for the liberty he had taken, he notice one afternoon of the last week of ing worsted, us is the custom in America. earth's satellite. What do you think together." t Gbx. Grant stamps us absurd the altout it?" Intelligent parent—“All How ahe got over the fence aho never j coolly replied : * Mr. Macready, we her stay here. I called on her invitation Bolls, after coaxing, rather sulkily knew. Indeed, aho knew nothing dis- Western people nnonfii know nothing about and found her nervous and greatly dis­ story that a $10,000 set of diamonds, । moonshine, my son, all moonshine." obeyed. He was nn ugly little, crooked- tipctly until the gentleman aho hud Kings excepting that they have an odd pirited. ‘I have already had sixteen presented him by a Japunr-se Prince, P ' Miss Furtinoton—“Yea, I like the characterized as an “ impudent puppy,” trick of doing as they please ; therefore, visitors,* said she, and expect .Ao many was stolen from him by his Private 1 nvate Sec Sec-­ jjftee very much, Major; you have such pawn- ■ jolly set of men down here." The Ma­ lightly leaping the fence, threw himself, I thought, as I was king, I liad a right more that I’ve positively notified my retary and sold to a Washington ncrtzin na«m. maid that I'm not in to any person but broker for $5,000. Ho never hml such a ' to do whatever I ------ pleased ; and ho, jor—“ Yea, awfully jolly. You’d better despite all the petting, did not take to air, I fell back upon my kingly rights, an old musician whom I've known for present and never met such a loss. ■ steel your heart. Miss Flirtington, in -this pretty young mistress, but persisted from which, you peroeive, hit, there i» years and who is kind enough to play for Daniel J. Donohue, the boa* war- ' cose ____________ _______ of accidents." Miss____________ F.—“Well,, in evincing a decided preference for the me. ’ no appeal.' I retired," said Mr. Mac­ bier of Brooklyn, clialtenges the world while I’m about it. Major, I’d rather “While she wa* speaking the musician barn and kitchen, and Idw life in general. ready, “ to my dressing-room to have » nt largo and anybody in particular to steal somebodv elsa’s, don’t you know ?” She wo* not disappointed in her expecta­ hearty laugh over what I felt more like entered, and before ne Ima finished the whistle with him for $50 to $500 a aide * first selection, how many callers do you and the championship of America. He 1 tion. She found a dear, shallow stream, crying over a moment before." think put in an apnearanee? Six? Yes, lays great stress on the tlute-liko char- 1 ’which ran rippling and murmuring ■Rhymes of Animal*. a whole dozen. I don’t remember half of aeter of hi* piping, aud defies the uni- i pleasantly liebeath the willows, between time to keep him off. A oorreapondsnt of the Cinoinnati them. I know, though, there was a card •thicket of wild rose and blossoming elder. "Weren’tyou afraid ?*’ But o, nv i She seated herself on the grassy bank, "Oh, no! J used when a lx>y to bait Gazette writes : I strung the following from Barton Hill, who ' wished to see Won't let tr-a marry jni Says the Philadelphai Time» : “ The took off first her ixxt andtthen her *hoes these animals for my own amusement. lines together to tickle the ear* of my Mis* Neilson about a benefit Then Fred and stockings, and allowed the cool rip­ But you see I can be of more use to you little boys, 4 and 6 year* old. They Lvster called in a journalistic capacity. •ooneragirl select* which course she I will take, the better it will be'for her. ! Then an ambitious young dramatic tease their mamma to read it ovex and ples to dance about her white feet Then than • the other puppy. ’ Where is he ?” She may go to school and learn, or she I ■he became interested in watching some "Gone. Deserted me in my hour of over again, and they fetch the big illus­ writer sent up word that he had kindly mav ..a-ly may take atr an •»*r'In«ivn exclusive ,-niirm.a course of j>arty said Guhooly, yesterday ’* withfive him ­ insect life on the suxfsce at the water, need," she replied, smiling faintly, as trated dictionary to have her jxant oul prepared’ and’ *brought ------ OF ‘I've done one good act.'* ----- --------------------------------------and grow up a beautiful duoce. ------ The Thu ' morning, act play for her perusal. A youn the animals with such strange names, and when satisfied with this, resumed her she dried her tears. "But I've had —-—52--------- , _ young season advances, and the girl should “Sent a barrel of flour to the poor­ Sutter street craved an audience ai shore aud stockings and lay btek on the enough of him. TU give him away and and tell what she can about them. This from ..utter house ?" “ Better than that I’ve just -cool turf, dreamily reciting snatches of get a bettor and bigger dog to accompany fancy for rhyme and rhythm is, I sup­ for some purpose not given, but supposed make her choice early," told Do Smith, who don’t stand a ghost poetry. Use of Wooten Clothing. me on my walks, if they are to be ** pose, a characteristic of nearly all chil­ to be the fell one of confessing that her of a show, that he will ba nominated by A stray sunlieam glinted on her rip- dangerous as this one." dren, and perhaps the publication of this mission was to elevate the stage. A Prof. Jsger, at Stuttgart, recom­ acclamation.” “Well, that is one of jding lirown luur, and the eye* that “Am I big enough?" inquired the will amuse a wider circle than my little mends the use of woolen clothing both those kindnessee that do a great deal at gentleman. "I’ll take the best care of household. The aim has been, after eu­ in summer and winter, and has Ini—lmJ good and don't cost any tiling." "The phony, to have the most incongruous an­ passages and show Mias Neilson that she a sort of normal dreas by which ho you. had formidable rival* outside the pro- claims tlie aocemulation <rf fat and water mischief it don’t coot anything ! I bor­ summer sky overhead. Pity that there “O, I don’t know you yet, you see. imals in jiixtapoait*"" ■ | fesaion. Two Iniluw came to inquire what in the system can lie prevented. Thia rowed $2 from him on tlie strength of Alligator, BoeUe, P< •was no stray artist to gaze upon the I will ask papa," she answered demurely. Bobolink, Panther, picture. Cparation Miss Neilson used that macle normal clothing lywi two essential prop­ it*—Qalveaton ATetsw. "Certainly--by all means ask papa?’ Crocodile, Monkey, A doctor, being out for a day’s shoot­ so lovely on the stage; money was no erties : •aid he eogeriy. ing, took an errand boy to carry the ! object to them in acquiring tlie secret “Tm going home now,” abe said, 1. It consists exclnwively of wool, j But they didn't obtain on audience any avoiding all materials woven from idant game-bag. Entering a field of turnips, rising. the dog pointed, and the . boy, over­ Guintwpbr, Dolphin, Antelope, [ more tluui the many otliem Buch were fiber (cottou or linen). "Won't you permit me to see you Humming bird, Weasel, Picker. joyed at the prospect of his master's j the ceaseless peraeentious to which the ccptible only to his own keen olfactories. **(&?—There may be more cattle around, 2. It makes a strong pant in keeping | unfortunate actress wa* subjected, and warm the middle line of the front ot the succeea, exclaimed: “Lor, master, tins lifted up bar voice, and called in tossy nothing of snakes and owls." there’s a covey ----- —* । pestered, pursued, and villified. jdw body. her awwt, clear, girlish tones: Krnfitiahcr. Peacock, Anteater. B*t, I ought to liave coveted the eternal |>eaoe “Rolla! Rolla!" . T.Irani, Ichneumon. HoDcyboc, Bal, But the principal peculiarity of the you young rascal, what do you ■MnKOM, QHtteL Grif-h -i ;-r. KooSte ! of death."—«Son Franciavo Chronicle. clothing is the excl wave use of sheep ’ s Mshtnota Snidsr. OattlstaB. Gnuas. ■aid the doctor. “ Why, kill ’« uie.ro in the orchard is my Iwsket of ap­ wool, even avoiding pocket and other Bure," replied the lad. OcatotHwMaut, WUvoao*, Auk, Wanted—An Easy Place. plies, which I gathered for the pigs. If linings of cotton. Periwinkle, Ennme, Katydid, Hawk. i Henry Ward Bobber, some time you won’t mind. 111 food them now, and The death of two centenarians is an­ into a photographer'* to have the por­ gun and game-tag. ' j sine.*, reoetved. a letter from a young carry the basket back." nounced. Mary Welch, 107 yearn of trait of his wile taken. While tlm oper­ Sue sprang up. Eash stared for an ' “I’ll enjoy it of all things," he asserted. age, died at Seymour, Ct. William ator was arranging tbs camera the hus­ instant at the other; them the gentleman, Lifting the badeet he carried it for her Bolster, who died at Oppenheim, Fulton band thought it fit to give some advice county, N. Y., would have reached his to the companion of his life concerning with by one, to the her pose. “Think of something sen1 Don’t 102d year next Christmas. ;y , y,-— ,W>. ______ ___________ ____ >J. vu * Bo you take an interest in those poetic Gusbt at a restaurant to a waiter, hav­ animahF* remarked her cotHpanitm, as ! not try the law. Avoid school-keeping. ing complaint to make—“Say, waiter, be stood ewriously looking oo. Keep out (J the pulpit Let alone all California has a perpetual "I feel sorry for them, they are so pond. There is a lake on the & fond and pitying smile— “ Do you think ugly and dirty. Nature soema to hava mountain, at an altitude of 12,000 feel, he dines here? The boss know* too treated them uajastiy, poor things, in which is constantly frozen. much for that' �■ yew vo nave Buiwaox GxxxRAb Hamivtox, of the of their affection* until they shall have i deposited a certain aura of money, vary-4 ing lietwean 84.000 88.000, with the j lilindneat that Ira desires all women state exchequer, the tntnwt of w^rich, ' ’ subjected to a complete .physical exam- in Edition to tb.,ir pny, i. non^rM . sufficient income to keep them finsn- I Stripes, Checks, Denims ORNO STRONG, “ Uklltor and T’l-ojxrtetor. —' * n 106 58 984 368 324 60 ** of Underwear, for Ladies and Gents. JgOOT AND SHOE SHOP. Suita of Clothing, for Meu, Boys and Youths. 1 am bow Bt boma in my aawtboplB the bultttog Overcoats, for Men, Boys and Youths. mevnUy vaeaiM by MH Crocksr. whrra J am pv«~ of Boots and Shoes, for Men Women “i . and• Children, Pre. BOOT8»»d8HOEH, pre. of Rubber Goods, all styles. pre. of Buck Gloves and Mittens. A. BURCMAN Pieces of Prints, for 5 cents per yard. cially uneinliaxrasMMl as husbands and I omen IX tkumun s buicr, BXCONli 8TOXT. fathers. A sort of matrimonial epidem- ! 1 1_ ' ' ... Thb amalleat newspaper in the world io haa recently set in among the subal- , 'irszj. tern officers of the Austrian army, in । in Canada. Tire sue is royal 64-m<>., which the amount of the so-called 44 can-1 11.0U each page being 8 by 2 J inches. It bean tion money ” is fixed at 86,000 ; and so tlie apt motto, “ Twinkle, twinkle, li ttk numerous have been the applications for jienniarion to wive within the last few star.” It contains four pages, the first I always aim to make prices on goods as containing foreign news, the second mouths that the authoritin* contem­ lACIll H«tl< mining notes, the third and fourth local plate doubling the amount in question Mr officers up to the rank of Captain, while leaving it unaltered for Major* Tsomaa‘Hughes (’’Tom Brown") and Lieutenant Colonels. And prices on PRODUCE as High as the Highest and give says that Dickens went through America every one a fair, square deal. The Rev. Edward Young, of Cam­ with his eyes'ahui, and that if Ameri­ cans had not been the best people in bridge, Mass., has been unearthing the j I>. C. GK.1F-FITI1. the world they would not have treated 'old discussions of the candidates for de- ' VILLAGE OFFICERS him so wulL Which prows that Mr. grees at Harvard from 1655 to 1791. IJ^YRDWARf: SPECIAl.TIES Hughes is not going through the United These are many profcund Misttcrs wisely States with either lus eyes or his mouth discussed among them in the Latin , O>di, H. Bm, E tongue, and among others such ques­ shut tions as •• Is agriculture unbecoming a For the last five years it has cost genUftman?** 41 la there a stone tliat , ..., SocictiU. • " ■ ■• . 8’2,200 annually to light Salt Lake City makes gold ? ” there a rainbow ' El llalmiTi^MUPAL &U • IICII -5 with gas. An electric light company before the deluge ? " and 44 Did the rep­ TOW. Pastor. . Hrnrlrre evrry Iblttal offers to light the city with electricity , tiles of America originate from those for the next five years for 88,500 a year. that were preserved by Noah ? “ 44 Were There 1 is every pddsailrfHty, therefore, Samsun's foxes, as they are commonly ^Sufinew girtrfory. that gas will be turned down in Balt called, animals ? " 44 Whun |he shadows W. H YOUNG, Lake City, unless the elders, whose went back on the sun dial of Hezekiah, deeds are evil, love not the light. did the shadows go iiock upon all sun dials ? ’* and 44 Did Jacob's opposition to H A. BARBER, Although there are some very fine his wife while she was dying, in calling D. Homeopathic Phyxlclaa and Buotaca ships in tlie Sultan's navy, the officers • Office, nrer Taldeneo. on corner of Wmhlx^ his son Benjamin, when she hail previ­ wa aad Suu Buwte, Na-hrdM, MMK are in many instances lamentably ig­ ously named him Bcnoni, proceed more DR. C IF. GOUCHER norant of their profession. It is said from his determination to exercise his LXCTTC MIYBICIaX fanroon that a Turkish Captain was once ordered authority as a husband than from liis loanavcr nil eal'a that may be . a to take liis ship to Malta. After an sb-' petulant disposition ? ” sence of about a month, he reappeared CHAS. II. BRADY. ai Constantinople, and reported that he In an interesting article on Indian PUMPS, BOTH WOOD AND IRON, had searched carefully and was con­ transport animal*, the London Time* vinced that there was no such place as sjys : 44 Camels on the march ore usual­ TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE, •lore* entnut*^ to my Malta in the Mediterranean. ly told off in strings of four, under the Uoom. hohTiik. Mk SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS, charge of one attendant or ‘sarwan.’ A modxratxly thick plate of brass This man should lead the front camel LEWIS DURKEE, TABLE CUTLERY. SHEARS, RAZORS, &c., may be cut chemically by drawing a line by his none rtqx>; the nose rope of the T AWYER. NoUry Public, Real Ertsfoaod In»cr I Au bdm A<rnL CoUbcUom promptly mad«. aiM FARMERS’ AND MECHANICS’ TOOLS. or mark on its surface with a solution of second is attached to tlie crupper of the CeoverBncinj proprrly axecafod OfficaiaD. C । mercury in nitric acid. The acid at­ one in front, and so on. The four ani­ FP" Thanking the public for their liberal patronage during tlie p.%st, I «hall endeavor by good good* and Imw Pricta to merit it in the future. tacks the copper and the mercury the mals in string cover a distance of fifteen EMOR Y FARAD Y. zinc; but, aa the Iron remarks, whether yards. If animals can be trained to fol­ fully and promptly attended to. Ufll this is the true explanation of whut oc­ low their leader, it is far more merciful Main fttnet, NaehviUe MUh. curs or not, the brass becomes as brittle to attach the leading rope to the head WM. PARMENTER. as glass at the place where the line was collar than to tlie nose. When cameb drawn, and may be broken off. are properly fed and looked rffter they a "J" L. KTE'B ENRf, Groecrlen fox- Bverybody. ‘ OpporiteParady’s Shoe Shop, NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN. LOW AS THE LOWEST Sashrilk giurttrnj, BLACKSMITHING, AND DON’T YOU FORGET IT. | Detroit Stove Works Stoves, j3O~OOO M BUILDERS’ HARDWARE, BOTTLES OF FfilZEttE’S PURE min IUDS IND im OILS, Blood Purifier Iron, Nails and Steel,! VEGETABLE 'Va.rxxlslxeB, Colorw and Ur-llwli.-H, M CHAMPION X-CUT SAWS, E SOLD ON THE PACIFIC COAST j On its merits alone, not a dollar used is । newspapers, the recoiuendationa of I those nring it being sufficient to make tliis euonnous sale. Also, 6209ooo BOXES OF FRIZELLE'S COMPOUND M1NDR1KE And Rhubarb Pills, FRANK C. BOISE. Miss Emma Coltkr made a balloon ascension from Rowan county, Ken­ tucky, and wu about two miles from the earth when the balloon caught fire. Fortunately, the fire burned slowly, and enough of the heated air was retained in the Iwlloon to give it some buoyancy, until it had settled to within about one hundred feet of the earth, when it de­ scended with great rapidity. Miss Col­ ter was dragged some distance and bad­ ly bruised, but no bones were broken. There are ovex forty mills in this country manufacturing oil from cotton ■ seed.. There are nine in Mississippi, nine in Louisiana, eight in Tennessee, six in Texas, four in Arkansas, two in Missouri, two in Alabama and one in Georgia. The annual quantity of seed converted into oil now amounts to alxmt 410,000 tons, the yield being at tlie rate of some 35 gallqns of oil to the ton of weed. Moreover, each ton leaves 750 pounds of oil-aake of admirable fatten­ ing qualities. _ Im 1870 a cable waa laid from the coast of Portugal, and recently perse­ vering efforts have bean mode to grapple and raise tlie old cable at a point where it i»y in 2,000 fathoms of water. Tlie general idea is that the cable must be rotten after so long nn immersion and l>ecn successfully brought to the *ur- mere thread in 12,000 feet cf water is a Tax total value of metals and minerals produced in Great Britain and Ireland in 1879 was slightly over £06,000,000. The quantity of pig-iron smelted was about 6,000,000 tons, and of coal brought to the surface 134,000,000 tons. Of other are the cheapest of all pack carriage. Four good camels, with one attendant, will carry os much tu> nine mules or jx>nies with three attendants, and will eat considerably lefts. If 4his proportion is applied to transport animals by the thousand, it will be seen tliat, assuming equal staying powers and freedom from disease, there is a very great advantage in favor of camel transport ” ----------------- NEW STOCK 0F- A. M. FLINT, Price, • • 25c. a Box eotl«cUon» promptly mada. Offl< 9rl|pb-» Store, NaabTilM, Mich. FRIZELLE BEOS. Props. San Franosoo. R FARAD'S, ~ JUST RECEIVED. fields of azure my raised spirits have walked in glory. All are dumb. But as I gaze upon thy living face, I feel that there is something in love that mantles through its beauty that cannot wholly perish. We shall meet again, Clemanthe." Pride a ae loud WE ABE SELLING THE CELEBRATED 8500 Reward Shall We Meet Again! The following is one of the most brill­ iant paragraphs ever written by the la­ mented George D. Prentice : “The fiat of death is inexorable. There is no ap­ peal far relief from the great law which dooms us to dust. We nourish and fade as the leaves of the forest, and the flowera that bloom, wither aud fade in a day liave no frailer hold upon life than the mightiest monarch that ever shook the earth with his footsteps. Generations of men will appear and disappear ns the grass, and the multitude tliat throng the world to-day will disappear as foot­ steps on the shore. Men seldom think of the great event of death until tlie shadow falls across their own pathway, hiding from their eyes the faces of loved ones whose living smile was the sunlight of their existence. Death is the antag­ onist of life, and the thought of the tomb is the skeleton of all feasts. Wo do not want to go through the dark val­ ley, although the dark passage may lead to paradise; we do not want to go down into damp graves, even with Prin­ ces for beu-fellown. In the beautiful drama of ‘Ion’ the hope of immortality, so eloquently uttered by the death-de­ voted Greek, finds deep response in ev­ ery thoughtful aouL When about to yield his life a sacrifice to fate, his Clemanthe aaks if they should meet again, to which he responds; I have STiMDARD SCREW FASTENED GOODS TTnSZsEX ----- SOMETHING BETTER THAN------ CHARLES SCHEIDT, WW *. CO„ "The PUI Maker*." !/! ami 183 W. Madison Ht.. Chicago. Free trial [evkageaent by 1> I.ACKnMITII. attrixia promptly tnall work I 1) ih<* XIvL-mlth and hi.rw~Slt<vinx linr. at bit .. .. U-... .-U, V... -------- -.■! FOR FASTENING SOLES OF BOOTS & SHOES, WE RECOMMEND THE gRiKdlatirtnui Card*. Health is Wcnltii. STANDARD SCREW, ^yOLCOTT HOUSE, BECAUSE IT IS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO C. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. RIP OFF THE SOLES rry county. I Boot. P CALL AND SEE THEM. O. AYLSWOR1H 'J’HEY HAVE 8OT ’EH. Notury I*ublic. Maple Grove, Mich g LIEBHAUSEB, MioH. rpHAT HL8BAND OF MINE I <M« his SHAVING and HAIR OCTA IMO A. L. RASEY’S, run J£ A. BUSB, ’ "THB BOBB* BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,' KI NO PATENT NO PAY What? "“SPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO OUR* Ladies R.M. Beaver Cloaks, po*U* U* IVlCKl Offics. wo are aM« la axki !>■» • xsmlttBtlrr.*. Brt.1 rerure Fkieni* more promptly u>4 wUh tna.br »i>d bHtrr daiiiM, tbaBtU«M wbo are from W»*biu<t'’u. of any nrilaHe agroey, ra'er io official. In lh« Pataat Office, and ifon of (vary HUU nftba CAddrere WiSKINGTIN MILLS I'SL" CLOW, Imported Cashmeres, DRESS TR1MHIN6S io Worsted, Silks and Satins. £3TIN ELEGANCE AND STYLE THE ABOVE GOODS cannot be equalled in this market. Ladies fail not to see them before you purchase. Prints, Flannels, Waterproofs, CishDen Saltings, Carpets, Hats, slaughtered in Jaeksou county, Ora., Mad.o* bl., Cb'rego, 111. 4 KOCHER BROS. NEW GOODS READY MADE CLOTHING, yy ILLIAM JONES, dollar ■ box. or tlx boxes for fisc dollars, aer mall prrpaK on receipt oQ<r!cr. W< r**arxqU boxes to cure any car*. With meh order rec -------------- FASTENED WITH IT.------------ - pcRcms, Bohm Barber. j. Nwhvnte. .Da. X. C. .Wtrr’B Nsars BbxibTi ■ Bpeelfle for byateria, dlxaJnraa, ronvnbk • are bmflyirffUr1 h> examining and dis- bought one fine thing, you must buy ten deaxgna for the new structure. The follow it building u to be of freeae .1 brick with Sick Headache, Billiousness Paver.etc. ONE R<> 3^ will cure the worst caaaof niniournear. Tfo-y ere principal y cotni>n*«d of Muidrska and Rhubarb and evrry Mo'Iter knows the valutof tlxae remcdl.x. WlJfo the effect nt 9 Uon to: <taced 51,000 tons of copper, 70,000 tons Varieties. of lead, 3,000,000 tons of porcelain clay, Your character cannot bo essentially and 2,500,000 tons of salt Altogether, inj ured except by vour own acto. In memory’• meflowed light we behold there are 3,877 coal mines in the United not Ute thorns, w» see only the bcontifnl flowers. land, and the whole of these only pro­ To lie comfortalJe sod contented. duce 129,000 tons of cool, or about one hicli few have learned. None more impatiently suffer injuries The director.< and «tvckl»oldcrs of the W H GRIS WOLD, Cape, Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Groceries, &c., kochkr. bros NERVOUS DEBILITY. TRADE �ADAPTED FOX MRltlM ALL KIKDS OF FUEL SIRUP! EVgRY STOVE WARRANTED A SUCCESSNone their Equal — Acknowledged Favorites. ALWAYS AWARDED FIRST PREMIUM. Ainaworth'*, the W. C. T. U. of this vOw elected the following offieere. IS5* Buy the Best 'AXr Sold by cellar, and Ira is abort a crock of pre* Mrs. J. L. Wheeler; j« vice Pres, Mr*. Food; Recording Sect’y, Mrs. J. J. Bush; Treasurer, Mrs. G. W. Francis. The *fvnd annual convention of the W. C. T. U, of Barry county, will be held, in thia village commencing at three o’clock, p.m., Oct 96th. inst., and continuing anti! the evening of the 37th. There will lie reports from the township organisations through _>ut the A child of J. Young1* endeavored to swallow a shoe button hook on Satur­ day, and wa* in much misery till Dr. Parmenter relieved her of the hook, which bad lodged in her throat A abort time «inoe D. Bullock, one of our farmers, sold several head of oxen and the very same night hi* yard waa filled with burglars, anxious to get hold of the purchase money. How­ ever with the aid of hia hired man a six shooter and a shot gun Bullock drove the burglars off, and ha* taken the precaution to invest in some more firearm*. STATE ROAD ITEMS. meeting on Wednesday eve. was np to it* usual largeoM*. Speeches were made by Rev. E. Jones, A. E. Harring­ ton, Mr*. D. C. Grifflith, J. J. Potter, E. Partolln, Wm. Martin.O. Strong and E. Chipman. A very interesting part of the services was a semi-original piece, founded on *Hary had a little ,lamb” and sung to the tune of "Shout­ ing the Battle Cry of Freedom,” in a handsome manner oy Clarence Barber, Minne Roe, Nellie Truman, Freddie Baker, Zillah Crocker, Cora Blair, Birdie Heath,Clyde Francis and Mabie Sellick. ~ ____ COUNT! FAIR ITEMS. Trot No, 1, for horses that never made 3minutes, resulted as follows: Thomas Mitchell first money, William Mitchell 2nd money, and G. W. Searls 3d money. In wot No. 2, for 8 year old colts, M. Doyle took first money, J. W. Hanna tod money, and H. L. Carpenter 3d money. In the trotting team race, G. C. McAllaster took first money, Wm. Mitch­ ell 2nd money, and F. A. Blackman 3d money. The running race for county horses. P. B. Durkee was awarded 1st monoy Thomas Beckwith 2nd money, and Wm. Mitchell 3d money. In tiie Stallion trot, P. W. Knowles took first money and G. W. Searls 2nd money. G. W. Snyder took first money on the walking teams and Wm. Mitchell 2nd. Trotting match No. 7, for all horses in the county, 1st money went to Thomas Mitchell, tod money to Wm. Mitchell, 3d money to P, W, Knowles, and 4th money to A. J. Hardy. In the coagulation trotting race, F. A. Blackman earned 1st, money, Ro­ bert Mitchell 2nd money and A, J. Hardy 3d money. The consolation runningrace result­ ed :n Wm. Freeman taking 1st money, Silas Ensley took tod money and Ira Kelsey took 3d money. In the foot race there were five en­ tries, distance 40 rods. Milton Runyan took first money, Charles Baldwin tod money and H. Knowles 3d. The bail throwing match, best throw in three. First money was honestly earned by Charles Baldwin, 2nd money by Ed. Riley, and 3d money by John Rum. The fair passed off very pleasantly. The weather was fine, and a splendid display in all the departments. Whole number of membership tickets sold was 1441, ami receipts about $3,300. Whole number of entries 1988. W. ASSYRIA AND E. JOHNSTOWN. Tummy Wilks makes the best cider, G. L. Briggs has built a fine liog house. Alex Courtright is buildings new Charley Wilks will not finish hia hotfee this fall. Matt Barker went to Hastings on Tuesday ns a witness in a lawsuit. Jonathan Stephens has built a new house on his step-daughters place. Henry Stephens has newly painted his bouse and built a wing thereon. M. L. Cook of Hastings spoke at the Stephens school house, Tuesday even­ ing ou the issues of the day. On Monday evening Frank Squire* brutally whipped his wife and mother His wife Dora, took tlie milk pail to go aud milk, as she has it to do, and Frank having one of bi* spells on, caught her by the hair, jerked her down, and be­ gan to kick her, uhen bis mother ran dub and brctally beat hi* mother. Thoma* Nori* heard them yell murder! help! and he and hi* wife «oob went to the rescue. Frank grabbed hi* club and ordered them out of the yard. Ahlmugh Frank is a church member he eworemoatvorifcroualyou ti& oc caatoD, which is the fourth time be han ■whipped DoRMiadhe haa whipped his mother often, whipped all the boy* hired man, with an ax handle and near­ ly broke hi* arm. but he was persuaded Dot ’.«> prosecute Frank. How long will Jndge not lest ye be judged. -Misses Hattie and Elsie Stevens Lave been in the neighborhood visiting around their former home. Hod. George Feighner and Aloero Linsea ha re gone to the pine woods to seek their respective fortunes. ’ The Red Ribbon meeting on Satur­ day was well attended and pronounced the beat that has yet been held at the Hosmer school bouse. The meeting was conducted by our president, Mr. Gregory, and the question. "Ha* any brother violated hia pledge wa* not mentioned. Shaxupear. Finch Mead, a Barry county pioneer, having been a resident of Rutland for the last 83 years, departed this life last week. Samuel Armstrong of Middleville,the' man, who while intoxicated, fought and injured his neighbor J. C. Forbes, so that be died, is out of jail, having been admitted to bail. The barn of Benj. Curtis near Mid­ dleville, was struck by lightning and burned to the ground during a violent’ thunder storm a few nights since. The barn contained 120 bushels of wheat, several tons of hay and all the tools of lhe farm. Loss S3,000, no insurance. Two more other buildings at or near that buig were also struck by lightning at the same time. School Report. The following, arc the name* of those scholar* whose standing, for the first month of school wa* 90 or about 100 being perfect: Geometry. 10th grade; Bertha Wood, 99; Lecta Furni**, 98; and Ota Wheler, 97. History, 8th grade; Bcrtlia Wood. 100: Lecta Furni**; 99; Ota Wheelr, 97; nnn Stella Wilson, 96. Histore 7th grade, Fred Davidson, 99; ann Cora David*on96. Arithmetic 7th grade, Minnie Furniss, 90; and Nettie Tuck -rman, 90. Book keeping. 9th grade; Ota Wheel­ er. 100; Stella Wilson, 100; Bertha Wood, 100; Geo. Gillis. TOO; Nettie Decttrick, 99; Lillie Vannocker, 99; Jacob Heckatborn.05, and Hima Walrath, 90. Grammar, 7th frade. Minnie Fnrniss, 96; Minnie Coe, 05; and Nettie Tucker­ man, 94. Geogr&pbg, Oth grade. Minnie FurEiss, 96; Nettie Tuckerman, 97; and Cora Plum, 90. L. D. Nile.% Principal. Report of Intermediate department of the Nashville Union School. No. pupil* registered 53. Average attendance 49. Tardy marks 0. Names of pnpils whose average marking, dur­ ing the month is 100: Lily Fcighner, Vinnie Nichols, Ettie Wolcott,Perrie Demaray, Thomas Mar­ tin, Wilkie Mallory, Minnie Fowler, Katie Burgess, Hattie Hummel, Edna Truman; Winnie Seers, Fannie Aylswortii, Minnie Hogan, Aggie Hoyt C. M. Eckard, Teacher. MICHIGAN NEWS. piONEER J8TORE Gilbert Gillett aged ten, was drowned at Marine City Oct. 7th. Fred. Brady of Doerfleld. recently lost WE ARE ALWAYS READY TO two valuable horse* by poison. Last Sunday, Mr*. Dr. Rose of Arma­ tomers and to treat them to the da, was thrown from a buggy and killed. John McPherson, of Flint has been been arreatod for passing counterfeit tfi bills. Andrew Gunnison of Montague wa* killed by the rars in the tnLn el at Whteball, on Monday. A. 8. Parker of Battle Creek, a R. R. conductor bad a leg and arm taken off by being oaughtin a frog. Wm. Flicking, of Abrona, Allegan AT THECo., was kicked by a horse on the. 6th inst andTvccived fatal injuries. John : Dundas* fell from the roof of the Everett bouse, at Lansing, Mon onday, and received fatal injuries. Jtrod Dingman, of Mackinaw, lost •ijmin gold out of hi* pocket while . crossing the straits at Cheboygan on Monday. ^Martin Adnance of Grand Rapids, wascausht iu the shafting of the Wol­ verine Furniture works on Tuesday, and instantly killed. The family of Tbos. Knox of Battle Creek were chloroformed the night of Oct. 2d, and >90 in money, a gold watch and other jewelry taken. Two of the boiler* in Pitta A Crane’s nteam saw mill, at Bay City, blew up on Oct, 1st destroying the building, killing one man and wounding two more. John Wesley Gardinier was arrested near Bionson. Sept, 28, charged with stealing buffhlo robes, bla nkets, and everything else he could cany in and about Grass Lake, The liquor dealers through the state, at their convention*, are generally pas­ sing resolutions to support the demo­ cratic nominee* Govcrner, Representa­ tives and Senators. Burglars have been in Brooklyn. They robbed the safe of Michael Sher­ idan of 1100 the night of Sept. 30. The same night a valuable span of horses, buggy, harness, etc., were stolen from Hid Woodward. A Frenchman named Dnval, stabbed I Wm. Simmonds twice on the 7th insL at Grass Lake Jackson connty. The wounds are not dangerous. Sim­ monds retaliated by giving Dnval a severe pounding. A male body entirely naked and somewhat decomposed wa* found on the beach three miles north of .Manistee Friday morning. On one arm were tattooed the letters C. A. B., 1833, and the picture of a heart. A very *ad accident occured about two miles east of Albion on the morn- I ENTERTAIN Cus­ Mdlera* Liver PHIa are also high­ ly recommended for curing liver com­ plaint, constipation, sick headache, fe­ ver and ague, and all diseases of the stomach-and liver. Sold by all drug gist at 2A eenta per box. Best line of Goods in Town Michigan gtnttal^ailraatj MAIN LINE. ON AND• V. APTXRDBC. M, Ittl, TRAINS ON , 1— —Ill — —- - IVIost JTavora/ble Rates Malt... Going Hl—t jpVozn Moll------ ..SUp.B. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. EA8TWAR1 . Our Stacks in Boots and Shoes are complete. Rubber Boots for Men and Boys. Clothing a specialty. Trunks and Valises, lots of’em. Remnent Edgings 10 cents a bunch. Groceries in abundance, and none but the best qualities kept tor sale. Crockery of the most approved pattern. Gr*d Rapid* ..Lr. Hammond, — MMdiaviUa-------- UaaUan,-----------Naah villa----- Lv_ VanaoBtrUla ..... Chariot!* ....____ Kalon Rapids, .... STATIONS.- No Shoddy* Goods; Three Feet to the Yard; Six' i I *T Light Single and Double Harnesses made of best Virginia oak tanned Leather. GRAND RAPIDS, KXTH.A. COST A LARGE LINE OP , Wall Paper and Bordering, [TRIMMXD FRIX] AS FINE A LINE OF As there is in town, and all war­ ranted to lie as represented or money refunded. Clieapastlie Cheapest. CALL AND SEE ME F. T. BOISE. Illuminated«Electricity! 0 UUWri I nt DAUIX, MTOMible AULKX BROM. W. SMITH SELLS GENUINE MASON OPEN EVERY EVENING NOW, FRUIT CANS I Displaying its immense stock of new goods for fall and winter, from the best manufacturers ef Foreign and Domestic Woolen EXTRA TOPS AND RUBBERS. Fabrics in the world. We do not like to work in the dark; WHITE F1WB, neither do we sell goods in the dark, but will honestly show TROtiT, LAKE HEKRXAG, the purchaser what he is buying. Our line of ------ By the pound or keg.------ Sugar, Tea Coats and Vest and Pants, is very large and complete in the assortment. A large and select stock of FALL AND WINTER OVERCOATINGS! COFFEE. OUR MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT is excelled BOLGOXAS. by none, aiming to be consistent in price and executing all or­ I»RIEI» BEEF I’KKMNED BEEF, ders in the highest style of art. Call and see and examine the NEBBING A HALIBUT, largest assortment and best selected stock of KEN’S, YOUTHS AND BOYS READY-MADE CLOTHING | =FRESH~ to be found in Michigan. New goods, latest styles and low I prices. Sizes for the largest man or smallest boy. Di^nnwV^Tk^"aAnif' GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS. New'Novelties, j till . till !»*»». H. B. LkDTARD. Bibles, Autograph and Photograph Albums Lowest Prlcea BEST SHIRTS, IMt. at School Books, Blank Books, Miscellan’s Books. Ijargeat Stock CONTINUOUS FACING, itti IMO | Y rT~ form. Headache. Toothache, Earache. Neuralgia, Sprain*. Eruiar,. Fleah Wound*, Hunkma, Barna, A dry house is soon to In* erected at Cora*. Stdra* affectlMi. Colic. Cramning Faina, Chol­ era Mortra*. Flux. Diarrhoea. Cold*. H-i>n Eaton Rapids. The stores of Eaton Bnpid* nre now closed at 8 o’clock p, m. ’ S. Henningbaum oF Charlotte ha* HEN YOU WANT ANYTHING opened a cigar factory in Eaton Rapids employing three men. ----- IX THE LINE OF----Herbert Pollock of Charlotte, wn* knocked down anil acriotiidy injured on the 6th by a runaway team. Frank Blakely o[ Carmel was serious­ It Will pay you to Tialt the Mtatifob rural of ly injuretl on the Olh iust. by being caught between a wagon, drawn by a yoke of fractious oxen,and a tree. The P. of H. met in convention at Charlotte, Oct. 5th, and iNisaed n res­ olution- to nerve ft written request on each of the coDgreMioual nominee from this district to urge the enact­ ment of law* which will advance the agricultural interest*! of the country and Provide an annual appioprintiu'i for the department of agriculture and also com tuiswou a cabinet officer. The Prohibition county convention fur the Domination of candidate* for county officer* and for representatives for each of the districts of tlie countv was held at Charlotte on the 99th, anil made the following nominations :8her iff, C.E. Williams of Charlotte; Clerk Leaiie Maxon of Charlotte ; Register of Deed*. Samuel (.'hadwick ; Treasurer, P. W. Cooler of Eaton Rapid* ; Pros­ ecuting Attorney. A. J. Comstock of Charlotte; Circait Court ContmiiMiiuner J. D. Parkhurst of Charlotte: Coro­ ners, D. H. Long of Eaton Rapid* and C. B, Wood of Bellevue; Represent*------ WITHOUT-----tirnsEast District, D.P. Sagendorph of Charlotte. ALLEN BROS tit ill 3 IS 3.57 4:10 5.03 5-W S37 Patent & Propriatory Medicines Harnesses, Bits,M Whips, Robes, Blankets, Trunks, « * « A Combs, Brushes, Ac. GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS, an Surgical Instruments ----- WILL SELL YOU----- EATON COUNTY ITEMS. Ml tew And all the leading Remedies in —BUT REMEMBER THAT— "XTtT” TM Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, GrarcQck and tian field A tji (Successor to Boise Bros.) YOU CAN FIND AT MY STORE teen Ounces to the Pound, ____ '1 > 4«* pat Mta. m 6 AO. ni 1:10 P T. BOISE The Ottawa (Canada) Citicen, af ' ■acent date, published an article enti- ; Don’t fail to call; we will do you good. tied "Don’t go too far West.” in which ' it sensibly advises persons expecting , to emigrate to go do farther than Mich­ igan. The State is described as the beat in the Union; it mentions its wealth I of mineral*, it* cereal* and wheat, it* I immense iorests, its inland lakes, in - ■_whith fish are abundant, and make* XrOTJ IMEA-^T H UI-t Lt-A. H I’ OR use of the following language: "The i and a home of their own. In no State can a better market l»e found for all | the products of the soil tlian Michigan.' I V3» B.K. UAfl tt-.U 1:X» IM ra ill 3:05 A35 <5* p.ra. Grand Ol lf MOTTO IS cher lost hi* life.' He was a brakeman on the Central road. The train broke in two, and he wa* coupling it together and was caught while it was liacking I up and terribly mangled. G Rapid* Pattrio Exprw* Kara*** M*u.. Detroit,-........ Jxck.on.......... ...... litrr* Junction,.... Erton Rapid*...... Charlotte...... ..... Vermontrlllo....... Naahriilc............. naatlnc*.............. M'ddievlll..... . ... Hammqnd Grand Rapid*,...... K. C. BROWN, Kellogg'1 Columbian OH !• i which ean be taken internally i by the teodenat in&nt It eniin. ^..1 In.OO’lj", In pleasant, acting directly up:w>i> the nerroua Um. causing •udd-n buoyant rrltlen laBjua^r. “Th» AniT. DXraftM*, “AND DON’T YOU FORGET IT.” readers of The Rewrtkk. ■aw, crowp, tickling sensation in the throat, whooping cough, etc. Over a bwllicm bottle told vilkm llw kul few yean. It gives relief where ever used, and the power to impart benefit that cannot be bad from the’ cough mixtures dc w in use. Sold by all druggist* at 95 cents per bottle. c. C. WOLCOTT. rTnurtlcia. In Profiiaalon. ProftiMion. Trtuikn. CtaobeU* and and Ttairw in | LUMBERMEN'S SUPPLIES-Qnilt*. Blanket*, Wool Rocks,;W<x>l Mitten* ! Mackinaw ami Finn nd Shirte, Overalls, Underwear, Acc. C St. PIERCK, Under the Tower Clock, «*««» HArinH. mkii. I ^~AND^~ SALT MEATS, AND HEAPS OP ‘ * T> /“'j “EF T7* "D "^F C. W. SMITH. ■ �SATURDAY, - - OCT. IL 1«0. VICISITY LOCALS MAPLE GROTE ITEMS. 8. P.Sh* («■ .tart. for Liberty, Jack■O. maty, Friday. Maple Grove didn’t get her usual number of blue ribbons at the county . fair. The M. E. prayer meet ing, commenc­ ed at . the Norton school house this Gw. Ban- has returned from South Haven, where be has been rtudyingthc art of photography. Notwithstanding the great splurge made bythe Democrats, we are favor­ ed with fine weather. Onr boys did remarkably well at the fair. We only saw one or two in the ■ubdrunkative mood. Nellie Archer has returned from Johnstown, where she has been stay­ ing a short time with her aunt. All who feels interested in the erec­ tion of the M. E. Church are requested to meet at Phillip Shafer’s, on Wed­ nesday, Oct. 90th, to grade the lot. James Hull and Wm. Archer will start for Hillsdale county, the last of the week, to visit relatives and bring back household goods for Chaa. Kiney. The readers of The News will re­ member that Wilk A Buxton and wife parted a few months ago, and now it is rumored that Em. has taken to herself another hubby. Jerry Brotherton has moved into the house recently vacated by John R. Brown, and is ready to make proposals for matrimony. Think of it, ladies, realestate, and cottage by a duck pond. Mr. Phinesey’s people have returned from the Advent camp meeting. They report a large crowd and about 90 tents on the ground, several ministers from forign countries were present The Shoup boys have been doing some fast threshing again. This time it is 904 bushels of wljeat in two hours and 40 minutes, ami they were not aware they were being timed either. One of the wooden-legged sons of Ham, passed along early Sunday mu’raing. He. informed us he had been tramping nearly all night, and intend cd to breakfast at Dysons (colored) aud and trudge on to Battle Creek. A good many of our people went to see the works of the cyclone last Sab­ bath, and they claim that The News did not over draw the picture. Teams were constantly coming and going, and some went so far that they took eata­ bles with them. Hon. Geo. Willard of Battle Creek Journal, spoke for Garfield at the Dunham school bouse on Monday eve­ ning to a crowded house. At the close of his speech three cheers were given for Garfield and Arthur, after which the Greenbackers gaye three cheers' for Weaver and Chambers. The first church of Maple Grove of the United Brethren in Christ, will be dedicated to ths worship of Almightv God on Sunday, Oct. 24th. Rev. G. S. Lake will officiate, assiusted by Rev. D. H. Shelly. Rev. S. B. Erwin, late of Indiana, now of Salem, Mich., is also expected to be present. Preaching services nt 10} a. m. I. L. Dodge. WOODLAND ITEMS. Husking com is the order of business with the farmers. Mr. Whalen, onr picture man, is back with us turning out splendid yrork. John Lee has commenced building an upright on his farm, on section 8. The W. F. M. society will be enter­ tained by Mr. Jesse. Jordan, OcllDth. G. W. Rising has just returned from a visit in old Steuben, N. Y., and Penn. Nick Brown has not left Woodland. He-is still with us busily engaged mak­ ing harness. There was 20 .bushels of winter apples picked from one tree on Ira Stowell’s farm the other ilay. Jerome Waltz is quite sick with cat­ arrh In the stomach. The rest of the sick are improving. The M. E. quarterly meeting will take place ai tlie Holmes church, Oct. 23nd, 33rd aud 34th. Our school is passing off fiuealy, un­ der the management of E. Davenport and Miss E. Holmes. A meeting of the musical association is to be held at the Kilpatrick church, Saturday evening, Oct. 33rd. Some of our farmers thinks that if the warm weather continues the Hessi­ an fly will work in the wheat. John Hulmes and Frank Hilbert have received fall goods, and are ready to wait on their many customers. The cheese factory has suspended busineiw, the cheese has been sold, and stock-holders snuff n a firoimllo swindle inllroul* in the air. R. Christian is just plastering his house. He has a splendid house and has placed in it one of those Marshall furnaces. Some of our people attended the fair and nunouneed it very good. Some of the gentlemen bought' Happy Geo’s, chain* and lockets for their ladies. Mrs. O. F. Mumon and old resident, aged 3B, died Oct. 9th, from congestion of the lungs. Funeral services took place at the Holme* caurch, Rev. J. F. Orwick conducting the services. Im'ell. the city,is A great a bank bam. The Durham boys are boiling out proved fatal. , The tire department realusd about *300. orer and above expense* at their annual ball on Thursday evening. The Republican* are to have a mam­ moth mass meeting in this city on Thursday, Oct SI. Ex-Governor John J. Bagley aud Austin Blair, Gen. B. M. Cutcheon and Hon. Summer Howard, are billed a* the speaker* for both af­ ternoon and evening. Every township and school district is requested to send a full delegation. Th ^supervisors con venedat the court house on Monday afternoon, with Lewi* Durkee in the chair. The calling ofthe roll showed Mr. Cleveland of Assyria to be absent. The following standing committee were appointed: On Equal: ization, Messrs. Kilpatrick, Cridler, Abbey, Town, Nye.-Nicho’B. L. A.,and Nichols, G. C. On finance, Messrs. Manchester, Mack, Cock, Mathews, Oscar aud Cleveland. On claims, Messrs. Creasy, Swift ’ and Bcllenger. Ou apportionment, Nichols, G. C. Nichols, L. A. and. Mack. On Salaries, Messrs Swift Nichols L. A. and Burpee On county building. Messrs Cock, Mathews, Allen and Manchester. LxRor. Wm. Lewis and wife have gone to Rice Creek to, visit said wife's parent*. The Cronk bey* have shingled their barn and taken the face out of the side of their bouse. An old ouc-leged aiuhn with squaw and papoose,passed through these parts last week, begging. Dwight Sackett of Verona made a grand splurge through thi* town last week, suing several men. Mrs. Wm. Seigers 7-roontbs old baby has had 75 boils-on the back of its head beside* other* on it* body. A good share of the Assyrians looked upon 4 paws show at Battle Creek, and the fair at Hastings, last week. ’ The members of the M. P. church meet at -i o’clock, whether the Elder is there or not, so he must be on time. A Republican meeting will beheld at the Austin school house next Tuesday evening. Speaker, M. L. Cook of Hast­ ings. Albert Kent and B. F. Kent and fam­ ily went to Augusta the otMr day to celebrate their father and mother’s golden wedding. , The board of school i/ispectors of Bellevue and Assyria n)e'tx on Wed­ nesday to set off some of the center COUNTY LINE ITEMS. district to the Section hjlLdijitnct. . Silas Wilber sued Thomas Malvany A heavy frost on Tuesday night. for $5.25 and Mr. Mulvany has secured Warren Matteson started for Hespe­ Elder Day for counsel. The suit is ad­ ria on Monday last, journed till Thursday of next week. Hile Cavern started for Petoskey on Geo. Lewis got whipped at school the Wednesday of last week, to visit a­ other day for swearing. He says the mong his relatives and friends. G. A. Scott started for Gaylord on Monday, to visit among friends and rough, but she uses the girls just as if they were angels. spend a few weeks in hunting deer. Mat Barker’s horses were missing for We spent one day last week in fol’ * several days, and he did not know lowing the wake of the cyclone and whether thev had strayed or had been visiting the ruins. We consider oar Stolen, but they were eventually found time not thrown away. in PeBtffleldand Mat smiles os usual. If you have heard of anything that James Clarke spoke Inst Thursday you wish known all over the neighbor­ evening at the Briggs school house, L, hood, just mention it to the first wo­ E. Knappen at the Center, and C. T. men you see and tell her not to say .Howard of Marshall, at the Charel anything about it to anyone, and I will school house. All the houses were warrant she will give you good satis­ well filled. James Powers will speak faction. at the Austin school house next Sat­ The young folks, including quite a urday eveing to the Greenbackers. The citizens of Assyria and adjoin­ number of old folks, assembled at Ed Oldfield's, on Wednesday night of last ing towns have raised for George VanAnken between §150 and $200 in mon­ week, for tlie purpose of having a ey and a large amount of wheat, work, dance and enjoying a good time. clothing, and bedding, tor which Mr. Everything went off pleasently, and at and Mrs. VnnAuken returns there precisely four o’clock they all cut the sincere thanks to all those who help­ ed in this time of distress, hoping to pigeon wing and relumed to their M-e the time when tiny may iefund. homes. . H. H. A party of young folks from Kal­ LOCAL MATTERS. amo, were on their way to see the rains, occasioned bythe cyclone on Sunday CyBuy your-School Books of F. T. lost, and while crossing the red bridge Boise. A complete line. west of Bellevue the seat m their vehi­ Xew Go<hIn for Woodland. cle gave way, and a young lady by the ■ Having just returned from Detroit, name of Campbell, was thrown opt with a new stock of fall and .winter and so badly injured that she remain­ goods, bought nt a bargain and am pre­ ed senseless for some time. Medical pared to give satisfaction to all pur­ chaser* of general merchandise. See aid was coon procured and she is now them before yon buy. J. W. Holmes. 7 recovering. tV* Warm meals at all hours at A couple of young ladies were pass­ Durham’s. ing by a party of men who had been en­ gageu in sKinning some cattie, tnat' ,n lt‘c Whole tfiatory tucdicine. gaged in skinning some cattle, that were slain bythe cyclone that paase<l ! No prepart ion has ever performed such iGii........ ...i.«.............................. i marvellous cures, or maintained so wide through Beuevue. when one of the | a n.pntAtiol> as Ayer’s Chkury Pecladies, upon seeing them, injtnred if toral, which is recognized an the the storm had taken the hides from world’s remedy, for all disease of the. those critters in that manner. Upon throat and Its long' continued . . . . . . .. ... , ' serie* of wonderful curesin all climates being informed that it did, she re | ]iaH made it universally known as a marked, “what a terrible storai it | safe and reliable agent to employ. must have been.” : Against ordinary colds, which are the And again your West Kalamo man is forerunners of more serious disorders . .ill '.it acts speedily and surely, always re­ in trouble. F or several months he has on,l often saving life, life. IU imuura. ro. moiitiM u« UUH ]lieving ieving suffering. and been making preparations for starting I The protection it aftords, by its timely a newspaper in Kalamo, and was de- use in throat and chest disorders, makes ptndiug upon hi» buckwheat crop fur it an invaluable remedy to be kepi al- READ MY LIBERAL OFFER I will give to the person buying the most Goods OF ME WITHIN THE 60 DAYS BETWEEN OCT. 4th AND DEC. 4th, AN ELEGMITJ25GERMAN PAISLEY SHAWL! £37 I have a large stock, and am receiving New Goods daily in Dress Goods, Shawls, Waerproofs, Cloaks, Skirts, Sheeting, Prints, Shirtings, Denims, Flannels, Cashmeres, Silk and Fancy Laces, Silk Velvet, Passimetry Trimming, Fringes, Hosiery, Gloves, Clothing, Trunks, Sacbels, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes and Groceries, ever shown in Nashville, •> at the lowest cash price. Remember "We Sell for Cash And are not undersold by any square-dealing house in Michigan. Nashvillle, October 1, 1880. «. A.. TRUMAIX 'pHEY COME HIGH, BUT n Df AII014 8wP,‘ *-*”• Rw,1‘ ,WJ. W e Must Have ’em WILDMAN&FOX’S MASON and HAILIN ORGANS lew York Comedy Comp’y I UICAGO ------ AT THE------ HVasliA^’le Opera House ------ COMMENCING------- MONDAY EVE. OCT. 18 —AND CONTINUING— 4 FEW EVENINGS ONLY Reserved seats on sale at Boise’s drug store. A. NICHOLS, (he Boot Ac Shoe Man of Nashville. C3 2 Order Work P THE MEV/ FOOD S a s oq I ” ® C2 a “ o 0-0 <R Q. k CD a^'vnya cure wit®re cures are possible. 1 ‘“ Fob Sale by all Deai.ehs. Trade with Him and Save Money. VST Go to Dunham’s for Oysters and Lunches. ,_________________ 15 t.yBuy your Dry Goods, Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps, Groceries, Provisions, Crockery, Notions, etc,, of E. Reese, who always sells at the.lowest prices. FF" Oysters in every style at Dunham’s. RT For Jewelry and Watches go to F. T. Boise. Tea! Teal Teal tn U,r”’rw’k"' W‘dCUrwl' THE KASH'ILLK Remodeled, Enlarged ■ Improved Jtul the thin jTv. HULL. So as to Enabe to lirr ; ana u your tuca SUMPTION aomo three for Mm. Respectfully, Any number of fanners to Consumption that it docs not •nee, and It will break up a freab cold *3 M per Plat belli,. CHADDOCK * ssBL.VNWslpbta, Pa. r£HE BARRY! ILLE KILLS. WALKER & NORTON Good Memu I am now prepared to do Engraving, in a neat and workman-like manner, do not forget it. aud bring on your Sil­ ver Ware and have it marked. James Fleming, Jeweler. .VaahvHIe Market*. MxacriCTOKcu akd Dbalkuik flour, meal i feed, MORGAN, BARRY CO, MICH. ATTENTION FARMERS 11 hbkb it no gro»l«r Blood I’rodure ■utUlnlns Princlpl* In tbx world medicinethu HALF BITTERS, pe Unfmacntad Men, Hop*, end Quinine. ■ h . L—I.U.. (I * ~ T vfUlb. with New Life every wire of ImHationi «h» !mr1y nimn Look M tbo COMPANY'S B1GNATUIU which apprswpMinly on the Ubel of every bond Sold errfywMTe. 1-4 MALT BITTERS CO., Boston. Mbm. Unload Wheat and Grain Ex­ pjENRY ROE. Proprietor peditiously ui Accuratly. ----- OLD RELIABLE----- AINSWORTH & BROOKS MEAT MARKET desire to announce that having erected one of the largest and most convenient elevator buildings in central Michigan, they are prepared to receive and Fresh and Salt Meats, Smokei Ham ail SMlen, PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICI IN THEIR SEASON, For any quantity of Lard, by the lb. or barrel jirrjxreJ to « pre oerewwoen GOOD WORK GUARANTEED. WALKER & NORTON, , ^The Market Price paid for Hide*. Pelt*. Ac. That may be brought them. They alac Frosh Goods, FoU Woighte and keep for sale at the lowest pricen" Satisfaction Guaranteed. rnm*. «t u. saunrvn.LK mill. Heeds, Flour. Feed. Lime. Saif, Ontonn, Mr ba. Shingles. * ! AGENTS *s* f an HOW ’ Iwey 8are4 ly UealiBE will ta \ your IS MEDICINE a IN 1870, ryWill pav tlie highest market price in cash forunsalted butter Farm­ ers bring in your batter and Rave the salt. E. Reese. They ull do it. LEVATOR, PhlUdrlphH, Ph. Big Bargains in Tea. and a Beautiful Conch Shell given with every Pound. C. W. Smith Go to the Old Reliable Market for Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats of all kinds. ” H--------------enry Roy, Proprietor. meat, *0 3X a quail CataJoau . Ir. r. MASON * 11A MLINOROAN t.MTr. moot St., 1N0 IIIRIORDINiRI IITRICIIOI. cnpitol to start op, but he threshed it | w>n cftn offonl to (>e without it, and the other day and only bad four bush- | those who have once used it never will. in our power for your welfare, for we I don’t believe in pushing a man when j he is going down the hill. I now wish to inform the many read­ ers of The News, that the county line department will not hereafter be con­ ducted by myself, not- that I have tired of the office but for the simple reason that circumstances do not permit, al­ though Hive in hopes that some day in the far future that I shall tw able to take up my pen aud resume them again. I also wish to state that I have secured tlie services of another cor­ respondent to fill the vacancy, and it is with the greatest of pleasure that I introduce him to The News and its readers.—Mr. W. Mink. Mr. Mink in­ forms us that be never wrote but one article for publication, and that was an account of a dog fight which occur­ red in front of his residence, a short distance, south of where I reside, and he farthc” says that tliat article did not appear, for the simple reason that be failed to state which dog whipped. I nin also sorry to say that there arc a — persons few -------------who bear me malice for >n regard to them, which was on lv for a and could not harm Y meant mcuill^lor H joke , them in the least. To those I will say that from the bottom of my heart I pity them, for any person or persons that are so weak minded and foolish a* to get offended over such very small and trifling matter*, deserve pitty from the whole human race. They will al­ ways suffer ridicule from those who who are tlieir superior. Hardships and didapointments, troubles and ti hala­ tions will guide their footsteps all through the journey of life, and along a thorny jwth to the grave. To those [ who have assisted mein getting items •: I sincerely thank,and fnrTiJE News I have a sentiment: “Long may it wave. [o’er the land of the free the home of ! the brave.” Nerve. •s.’sss UUI XIN8W8W0RTH A BROOKS. SUBSC KIBE FOB THE NEWS. �it the Fitchburg TH1 FAKLTHCTOl & Ou» rm Dtanrsu.—Thinking that >u would like to hear anything which be Midnight; if the swaann be.rainy, the which h» proved chfld’s name may be Bain ; if birth oc­ curs on MM the MMX birthday IfUHlUA) of W some MUUIO relative, 1VU.UH, . . .... that relative’ll age may be the name of lu,c? haM »_ ______________ •_ 'r or if the c*ac fancy paper with a fancy initial, or pet •k- ..__ i__ _ name embossed iu it, aud put this up at Thirty, Fire, Fifty, One and other num­ ta*ca* Wxb»-» vodo mill, »l W~t a dollar a box aud advertised it widely. bent. But there are even more curicsm One day I had an order from Califoruia- names. If the parent* desired a boy, Lte grins reported over flic rommw aflHTO and a girl is born, her name may be ing a paste composed of three ouncesof lay withMhc preceding i-numeralten. It ap­ teentb dirtneta. William Heilman, The Imx wm done up, addresaed to Ought-to-be-A-Boy. pear* to tor that the report of Special Agent her and lay about here, when a young Garrett aattefactarily sattte* the quortton a* to “ What is the origin of the sign ‘ $’ Ei^l ia hm a i i came in and wanted to tbi fstrata. »f tkrte nChcem.ua tn South Caro­ lina." -Gen. Walker in concluaion «ara of the write a letter. I gave him the material* for the American dollar?” was tne ques­ and a place, when his eve caught the ad- tion propounded at a London dinner not brush, renewed it intervals, aud is staled sas«£si. ;issr » long ago. The American Consul did not the freight conductor dreaa on the box. * to be a successful method. Four appli­ lowtM th.- aecMsal | “Have yon the order that camo for cations are sufficient, the granulating f G. oualy injured. tliat box of paper?" he aakod. surfaces being treated with simple cerate “Yea," I replied, “it ia about hero Spaniah dollar, and the sign is to be or the oxide of 'rinn • renter-wit, os indi­ somewhere. *' cated. waBepubli“Would yon mind sending it up to my found, of course, in the associations of can majority of three or four on JjctotUnoL ------------- hotel? If ft is what I drink, I shall the Spanish dollar. On the reverse aide Nervous persons who are trembled However, it will require fuller returns to decide •___ *__ ... rnatodecida • . . . . .. * with wakefulness and excitability usu­ of a Spanish dollar is a representation of iuataully killed. loave for California to-night" I I found it and sent it around, and the Pillars of Hercules, and round each ally have a strong tendency of blood to A Pittsburgh dispatch of the 12th hoard no more about it for perhaps three pillar is a scroll with, the inscription, the brain, with cold extremities. The say* ths death* by the direful accident upon Spotted Tail, chief of the -Brute months, when one day the young man, “Pftte ultra.” This uevioe in the course pressure of blood on the brain keeps it the PBunaylnuda railroad now number twentyof time has degenerated into the sign in a stimulated or wakeful state, and the with a lady on hia arm, walked in. which stands at present for the Anieri- : pulsations of the head are often painful »ix young men of the tribe, who are to be fried : Let Buch rise and chafe’the body and exany among the killed were well known and for the mMMcre of the whites near the White Ohiu, .bowing scroll round the pillars represents the iI tremiticB tremitjes with a brush or towel, or rub ___ . ______ ■ - —— ■' - ____ .vi.. . ,_____ idely connected. . State and Baf Judge. 1 According to re- leave tlita country till wo bad thankod two serpents sent mt by Juno ‘to destroy i smartly ----------------—with the hands to promote circuA child 2 years old, son of Mr. Geo. turn* from thei hty coantkw on vote foe you for your port in bringing us to­ Hercules in his <_ cradle. latiou and withdraw, the excessive quan____ _ . , Secretary of St gether." » POLITICAL. j 7,906, and The denouement wan quite a romance. This is the origin of the phrase, “ I tity of blood from the brain, and they A viooboub campaign with plenty of In 1828 Mr. will full asleep in a few mofneuia. the ayhiptanui of hydrophobia. The young man wm the non of an acknowledge the oom IM aristocratic family, and the girl tlie Stewart, a member sf Oongreas, said in daughter of tlie gardener. But love a speech that Ohio, Kentucky, and Indi­ a handful of table salt and roast in a mas ForhehT, whyfntfflly stabbed levels all distinctions, and the young ana sent their haystacks, cornfields, and clean oven with moderate heat till it is Corti* for discharging him from em- vision of the DomocraU leads their opponent* mnu felt the girl to bo the chomm com- fodder to New York and Philadelphia for brown—the color of roanted coffee. jauiion of his life. To break off the at­ sale. Mr. Wickliffe, of Kentucky, called Dose for od adult—a soupspoonlul dis­ of them will be carried. tachment, his father had Rent 1dm to the him to order, declaring that those States solved in a glass of worm water ; take at ■end1* majority for Secretary of State will bo continent, and dispatched the gardener did not send hayatacks or cornfields to once. When the fever appears at inter­ A tONaruB cso'ruB accident Meia.nl ia reported from । Thb Mexico Homo ol BeprMento- doM to 30.000, and McHvatac • niurahtv for Su­ anfl 4xis pretty daughter to America, New York far sale. “ Well, what do you vals of tvro. three, or four days, the L^ro-e, T. J<w^* Vmlw, » *nn« um, h, ..Ur,. iM)«il, rata, U. p<~xl • preme Judge will be nearly 22,000. No figure* where the young man had followed send ?" asked Stewart “ Why, homes, remedy should be taken fasting on tbo In. . rm. mlW tm town'white relumng’, Oon^te. 1’nwktat Lave town received *hnwing tbo m*J ontie* given them, ignorant ofctlieir address, and at mules, cattle, and hogs." “ Well, what morning of the day following the fever. homo in company with hl* wife, wm fatally I of the republic. Hl* term u to begin Dec. 1 lost finding it through the chance of the makes your horses, mules, cattle, and To overcome the thirst r. very little waburned *nd hi* wife seriously. The man wm next. The electoral voto.ftood m .follows.box of paper.—Fntervicw.with Loriug, hogs ? You feed $100 worth of hay to a under the iuflounce of liquor, and, Laving * ; Gonzales, 11.538 ; Benitez. 1,388 • Mejia, 529; horse. You just animate and get*upon During the forty-eight hours which fol­ Botton PublUhcr. . ■ lighted pipe in his mouth, be lot it fall in tlie I Cadena, 1,075; Vallartc, 185; Zsmacons, 76 ; the top of your haystack and ride off to low the taking of the salt, the appetite wagon, setting lire to some h»y in the txix | scattering, 285. Why He Was in the Penitentiary. market How is‘it with your cattle? should be satisfied with chicken and ■^•hSSd^ A DiCTATOBSHn* fa- boon dootatei in Au important case wiu tried iiefore You make one of them curry $50 worth beef broth only ; it is especially Fs*ter'« vote. They mv that tb. ratio them. The wagon wa* < utircly eonsuned ex- j Co»ta Rica on tlie prvten*e that it is neccMsry will oary < to __ observe _— ----------a severe ----------diet ----------and avoid <how a het gain on tbo State of 2.002. Till* the Criminal Court of tlie District of of hay or grass to the Eastern market. — cent two wheels.... A wood,, chopper named I to the solvation of the rtato, which is threat- committee concede* the election of fifteen Re­ Columbia. An old colored man svob on How much corn does it take at 33 cent-, taking cold. The remedy is very sim­ Heuer*, living on the MimiMippi river, rtx | ened by conspiratara. publican Congreeamcn. a bushel to fatten a hog?” “ Whv, ple and harmless, and lias never been te5L.JT*ta nS, rtS’S'nw.l I D,n,1L. “> 0,0 T““ 8«pr™» The dekwatiou to tbo next Congrew will tlie witness Btand. The District Attor­ ney interrogated the witness : thirty bushels." • • Then you put thirty known to fail, where it has been given a etand m follow* : Firrt district, Ben Butter­ then shot and killed the girl, her mother and Court, hx* jurt died in Otiioh* of abdomina worth ; Second, Thom** L. Young; Third, “ What is your name ?" biuilwls into the shaiie of a hog and trial . himself. _________ ... A Denyer Denver dispatch *t*toR *t»te* that young j sIxx-m. “John Williams, sail.” Henry L. Morey, Fourth, Emanuel Shultz ; make it walk off to the Eastern market." Observation, not chemistry, must de­ Jackaon, the freighter, wno recently “ ’ - *hot - - and Advices from the Arctic regions are fifth, Ben Lrfcvrs ; Sixth, Jooeph W. Ritchie ; “ Are you the John Williams who was Then Mr. Wickliffe jumped up andsaid, cide rick diet The reason why jelly lolled the Ute chief Johnson, ha* been found Seventh. John P. Leedoxn: Eighth?J. W. Kcifer; dead at the *take, having been burned to the effect that the revenue cutter Corwin Ninth, J. H. Bobinaon; Tenth. John B. Rice; sent to the Albany State penitentiary for “ Mr. Speaker, I acknowledge the corn." should be innutritions, and beef tea nu­ by the Infeian*. When laat seen alive larceny ? ’ ’ The vast population that once inhab­ tritious to the sick is a secret yet undis­ Eleventh, Henry H. Neal; Twelfth, George he wza in the custody of three white ploring steamer Jeannrtte and the whaler*. L. “No, sah—not this John.” Couvcrac; Thirteenth. Gibeon Atbertou ; ited the Mississippi valley, raising covered, but it clearly shows that care­ them Government The Corwin ha* made several triim to Herald Fourteenth, George W. Gedde* ; Fifteenth, Ru“Are you the John Williams who was island, but has been unable to make a landing fn* R. Da wo*; Sixteenth, J. P. Updegraff; convicted of arson, and sent to the Balti­ mounds, cutting canals, mining ore® and ful observation of the sick is the only cultivating forms, passed away not less clew to the best dietary. Chemistry there, on account of the ice. Seventeenth, W. MuKinlev. Jr.: Eighteenth. A. more penitentiary ?” than 2,000 years ago. They could have luw, ns yet, afforded little insight into A uoRRinrm mine disaster has hap- 8. McClure; Nineteenth. -Erie B. TmIot; “No, sah." * Twentieth, Amoa Tnwnaend. Tlie dirtricta in had nothing whatever to do with the the dieting of the rick. All that chem­ rerely dealt with when caught. Tired of asking fruitless questions, Aztec or Toltec races that flourished in, istry can tell us »» which the Democrat* elect are the Fifth. Sovis «-un the wiuuum amount vi of “ curcarA passenger train <ra the Indianap­ their live*. The water from a worked-out pit anth. Twelfth, Thirteenth, and Fourteenth. the District Attorney suddenly put a the South 1,000 yearn later. The North I boniferous " or “ nitrogenous ” elements. leading one. olis and St. Louis railroad struck an oil-car at broke into Ford pit. at Btillcrton, drowning American Indian is probably a branch discoverable J‘ ........................ in different‘ dietetic articles. West Xirgiaio. “Have you ever been in the peniten- of the Tartar race—an aboriginal in; In the great majority of cases, the stom­ Nokomis, HL, demolithing tbo latter and throw­ tlio*c in the uiina. Tbo bodio* recovered were tiarv?” ' ing it* contents in all directions. Tlie petroleum horribly mutilated. habitant of Siberia, who emigrated east­ ach ot the patient is guided by other Rcjxirta from Wert Virginia are coming in Baiion Boirst d'Anolas has been aj>took fire and tbe entire pnmonger train waareward /ibout tbe fifth and sixth century, principles of selection than merely the The indication* are that the duoed to aahea. All tbe paaaenger* tacaped pointed French Minuter to Mexico. There ha* steady. All eyes were now turned upon the Republican* have reduced the Democratic witness. The District Attorney smiled A. D., but never penetrated farther amount of carlwn or nitrogen in the without injury. been no diplomatic) relation* between th® two majorities south than New Mexico. Some tribes diet. No doubt, in this, as in other in a number of counttea. but John Tatdor, the ranking member of their majority will not be much below 8,000, complacently, and resumed : preserve the tradition of their eastward things, nature ha* very definite rules "How many times have you been in migration from Asia, and De Court- for her guidance, but these rules can The United States revenue cutter if any. The Republican* depended uj>on ♦ho Mormon Apoatlea, ha* been elected to tbo much larger Greenback vote being cart than the penitentiarv Flrrt Preaideocy of hi* peculiar community at Corwin, which aome time ago went to search of awa* raine’s Choctaw servant found little dif­ only be ascertained by the most cartful thrown. It ■ccm* that the party, which “Twice, sab?’ Halt Lake City. Tbo position Lm boon vacant the mivatog Arctic whaler*. h*» returned to San claimed upward of 25,000 votes in the Htate, ficulty in conversing with an atxiriginal observation at tbe bedside. “ Where r aince the death of Brigham Young. George Francwco without any intelligence of them. Siberian. When the English landed in Q. Cannon rad John F. Smith were elected The Capt*in of tbe Corwinexpretae* tbe opinion Diary °r • Dollar. “In Baltimore, sah." New England, the Indian had been but First and Second Counselor*.... .Four men that the Jeannette basDotbeen lort. but 1* now “ How long were you there the first a short time in possession of tliat section Found myself yesterday morning in wintering on the Siberian comL ' Tbe Captain time?" the pocket of a man who had promised of the country—according to their own Milwaukee also bring* intelligence tliat 600 of tbo 700 iuFrightful Railroad Accident. “About two hours, sab." traditions, not more than “ the lives of to love, ,v.-honor, — < protect and cherish me —-■ — ---- - _•--------------- --------- ------ । habitant* of the Inland of St Lawrence, in the A terrible railroad xcridoct occurred on tlie “How long the second time?” asked three old men." The North American ' with W1“i all his might migl and main. railway employe*. | Arctic Sea. pcri*bod e( atarvatiou. Some And this morning where am I ? Burst. A serious row occurred at Shelby- tradtri introduced whi*kv into the iaiand Pounaylvania railroad, at Pittsburgh, on the the attorney, rather crestfallen. Indian is undoubtedly un “alien in “An hour, soli. I went there to blood and religion," and has no connec­ Broken. In a hundred pieces. Lying •rite Ind. » a»r or two brio™ tbo Moot rioo- ; •“* th.JolublUbt. _»«>t on • 9th inrt., by which nearly thirty peraon* lort 7“ ’ ’, , J ? ., . , । prolonged ipree, neglecting to collect any pro­ ton, m which Shenff McCorkle wm kilk-d. I vtetonT for the Winter, rad there wm couae- their live* and * large number received injuric* whitewash a cell for a lawyer who 'had' tion whatever with the “native races" | disjecta membra, etc., in grim saloon till* more or le«e*eriou«. Wo glean from the local robbed his client ’’ . I or - dirty pockets. rr-z— , Two political meeting* were held in the town. | nuent Lunger and lo** of life... .Thirty persona roper* the fallowing particulars of tbe di«a»t< r: the | of this continent The attorney sat down amid -------------------------------। But I anticipate. Bqmblkwn ud OrodMck naprUrol,. !>„.- '*•’« <‘”d th. lbwrt«r,h nllrad horror. The flrrt rectiou of the Wall * accommodation laughter of the spectators. Early Steamboating on the Hudson. I I WIU» ou the reserve force and laid by •Wtb..nrmooo . ourntwr alTunctloooo •’"K"T11 “‘.T0;?- V gouig cart left the Union depot al 11 Ji p. m.. The Albany Argiu has on article on > P*J * comrade wm a 50-cent curred between Democrat* and Itepublicaus ?>OT- 3- wl,! ** »>b-ened by the toliabitaute of having * large crowd of pa.Mengcm who had but without *eriou* re*ult« Suuaequ. ntly a rov Canada a* a day oftbank. giving. Two Patriarchal Apple Trees. Hudson river boating of early days. It ' P:ece who «i*<ted to pav that day’s been to the city to portispate in tbs cloring took place in a >uiioon between Democrat* roEIlUX excrd*c* of the Exposition aud to witneo* U*« VH . J awnAna*expenses. In Skowhegan, Me., are two russet IU £di'nMSri^n”“ , Th. Bntt.1. Gororuntont b- onlerod Democratic demon>tr«bon. The back p'it- apple tree*; the oldest waa planted in Suddenly thia comrade disappeared. “Opposition" in the earlier days funn wa* so crowded that the headlight on tbe walked down the street with Ed Kennedy, a ! the barrack* at Athlonc, Carlow, Sligo, and ■ccond section following could not be 1762. The tree is seven feet from the meant a great deal more than at pres­ On dit, he was borrowed. I came next *ce:i. The flrrt section xtopped at the ground to the bnmehes, five in number, ent. The Captains and pilots of the I went thus: For a cigar after breakfast, 10 cents ; regular utation. Trtmty-righth Btreot when- all of wliich are very large and average different lines of boats marie it a jxiint it wa* delayed on account of another train thirty-five feet in length, covering a of duty to interfere with the business of , for a glass ctf beer at 10 a. in., 5 cents; which wa« in the next block. The aocond iicc- space of ground sixty-three'' feet in tlieir opponents in every possible man- i for four glasses of beer for the crowd at Uon came along at good «poed. but, owing to Sheriff in the breast, passing through the upper the crowd* on the back platfonn of theflnt diameter. In these branches a play­ ner, and the feelings of passengers were i 12 m., 20 cents; for another cigar, 10 part of the left lung, rvnultmg in bis death. ■cction, tlie signal light* were hidden from house for children han been built for frequently enlisted in behalf of th 3 ves- | cents ; for boot-blocking, 5 cents ; (or a The Academy of Music, on Hoisted wax defeated at Kurtiki-Nakud, hat. been re­ view, and coraequcutly- the engineer of the half a century or more Anywhere from sei they chaffced to be on. Many atm j shave, 15 cents; for fruit, 10 cents; for called to England, aud will probably be placed Hecoud Motion did not »ce the tram ahead the ground to the branches it measures ries are told of boats running into each car fares, 20 cents ; for another gloss of on trial to answer tor hte conduct iu connection of him until he wa* so near it that hi* train thirteen and a half feet The tree Mt other, of pilots exchanging pistol-ahote, beer, 5 cents. Verily, what a shadow is fire. While tbe fire wm io progre** thereof with Barrows' def.-at. could not be ch-cked in time to am-*t tlie collirion, and the engine went crushing into more tlian four and a half feet in diame­ and of other like encounters on the river a $ 1 What a riiadow it pursues !—2Vew fell in, carrying fifteen firemen with it. Twelve Germany announces that she will not the ter, and it has been a good liearer — from rear coach of the first section, t>ackcd a* it between opposition boats and their York Graphic. of them were severely injured. The lot* ia wm with human lining*. Among those unfort­ twenty-five to thirty-five bushels of ap­ crews. One of these, occurring in Sep­ about 845.000. THE MARKETS. om all the power* participate in them....... A unates tbo engine buried it*el< to the very car ples have been picked from it each year. tember, 1835, is related in the Argiu of Five Detroit’firemen have been in­ IBarlin despatch *>y« an accident occurred in a window* to among ■creaming, suffering men. NEW YORE. jured by an «rl cxplorton iu a burning building. taino near Kattowitx. Germany, by which fifty ( women and children, mangling all who But the frost and rain have made a seam the 22d of that month. While the were in it* course. Die boiler-head of the in the branches, and recently; one of North America was preparing to land its ... .The village of Stanton, Montcalm county, workmen were suffocated. them has broken, but the other’four are jmssengers at Coxrackie, the Emerald colliding engine burrt off by tlie shock, Mich., had a dertruetivo conflagration tne One of the murderers of Dr. Parsons, aud the Maiding water aud rtcam poured |j green and bring forth their fruit in due »X came along and collided with her, but so other night, consuming its buidnc** center.... The other tree, forty-eight lightly m to d» little damage. After the Several gentlemen coniwted with the Cbicaiii. • “ : *------ • ’ ~~~ ■ r* over the occupant* at tbo car ■* If bent Beason. Milwaukee and BL Paul railway, inclndiug ! sentenced to death.... It ia reported that the on completing the horrible work that liad gone years younger, is a sprout of the old boats had left Coxsackie, however, and — -z,----... ■■__ tK.. before. It i» impostibb to dt-scril*.1 the fearful ■cene that followed. Iho moon* of tlie drmg tree. It stands thirty-two feet from tlie while, pb the officers of tlie North Amer­ and wounded end uhrtek* of those who had*lort old tree, and bears the tuune kind of ica assert, she wm pursuing her course courin Raihray Company, with a capital of their friend* were frightful. Word wm imme­ apples, is three feet in diameter, and quietly, the Emerald started directlv CHICAGO. •1,000,000. K will con*trurt a road from diately tote|>honod to the Mayor'* office tor a»- jK-rfect in every way. ■ Rockton, on the Raane *nd . Southwestern ropean power*. across ths river toward her. She struck •tetaDce, and twenty-five policemen with a fuli diviidan uf the St. Paul road, to Kankakee, A formidable Mohammedan insnr. the North America's wheelhouse with eroMing the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, Remedy for Bone Felons. her larlxiard bow, carrying away side­ The London lancet, .which is author­ house, railing, l»oat-cranks, etc. The Kashgar... .Constantinople dispatches state were *oon busily employed in alleviating tbo mifferiagi. of the victim* and clearing the wreck. ity on such subjects, gives the following Emerald’s wheel passed over the North The wounded who were tumble to cam for unique cure for bone felons: America's small boat, which wm lowered thcm*oirc* were earned to the Holdicr.' Hos­ James M. Stewart, Postmaster of the As soon m the disease ia felt, put di­ down, and stove it to atoms. Ab the pital. located but a alien distance from tbe the ve—ul* of war m *ood m the accident Up to the pro-ent time (Oct. 11.) rectly over the spot a fly-blister about North America slowly cleared from the About the sise of your thumb-nail, and let it ’Emerald, the Emerald raked her whole MMMary pralimiauiM are rarraged.... twenty-funr death* hare o-xumxl. remain for six hours, at the end of which ride, from the wheel-house aft. Tim Mark Lane Erprtie «ay* that. La cotiIm­ elected ■equcaca of the condoned wet weather in En­ .is 00 Zu » time,- directly under the surface of the mediately after she cleared a cheer wm gland, the nmmant of the hsmrt left ataiiding blister, may be seen the felon, which started at the wheel-house of the Emer­ midwauxee. David Thomas and Lowrte have Fasting Hones. [ can be instantly taken out with th, ald and responded to by her passengers. To determine tlie capacity of burses point of a needle or lancet. The Directors of the North America to undergo the privations incident to a Rvs-Na 1.' state of siege a series of experim«*Mta The burial of Ole Bull took place from Basket—Ma X............................ were made with these animals in Paris hia residence on Lysoen, the “ Isle oi The Porte oaks further time tn carry person on board the Emerald who heard _ _ ST. LOUIS. some years ago. Tlie experiments proved Light,” a rock in the inlet of the Berenf- the Captain aud pilot agree to run into *WT -Ea. IBmL.................. Glover made a dirturbauoo and wa* ordered fltrsw MiiM................................ (1) that a horse can hold out for twenty- jord, rising a hundred feet above the under arrert by Owen. Pirtola were at onco the North America and do her all the drawn by both, ars! bring commeucsd by cacIi. treaty, baring surrendered Dnldgno... .Say* a five days without any nourishment, pro­ sea, and covered with dense woods of Owen f.sil d-.-ed. Gfover ran about 300 yard*. Chilian dwpsteh: ••Ohlli and Peru have ac­ vided it is supplied with sufficient and spruce, fir, and birch. Tbe crown of in iury they could, and that in the ful­ cepted the off.r of tho United Blate* to mediate fillment of this agreement the boat was bccwecs them."....The French bark Formoia good drinking water. 2. A horse am gold which the citizens of Son Francisco Burns R. Hutt, of New Orleans, a foundered *4 ma Aug. 30, and the Gajrtain aud barely hold out for five days without presented to Ole Bull ton years ago wan steered directly across the river so as to strike the North America, and the Jiascrew floated about in anopan boat until-SepL •omtoent turf man, i* dead. water. 8. If ahorse iswellfedfortendays, carried behind tlie coffin by his most The people of Baltimore devoted thee but in»uflioient!y provided with water celebrated pupil, the composer, Edward sengers were requested to go to the star­ boar.! side so as to put the Emerald in a throughout the name period, it .will not Grieg; his many decorations by his old w WITH position to do as great injury as possible. outlive the eleventh day. One horse, friend,..the famous physician, t)r. Danfrom which water had been entirely ielseu. At the grave, tlie poet, BjornstTh* old residence of John C. Calhoun, A Lover’s Rbvenge. • withheld for three days, drunk on the ,' jern Bjomson, spoke, and in the whole When JumcB Lick was a young man fourth day sixty liters’of water within ; country there was hardly a village in ; Government to prevent tbo exportation of grain which' tlie day was not 'solemnized in he fell in love with a miller s daughter from the AxM and Black Sea port*....G«u. in PeunsylyaiHA Young Lick faced tbe to<-n to । Mriikoff ib oouaiJcnng the adn-aHlily no solid nourishment for twelve days some way. lorn to (lf di*coi,tinning during of women wm nevertheless in a condition, on the stern old miller and asked for the liand tnuaw confined in the pri*ou-pca* of Siberia.... twelfth day of ita fast, to draw a load uf The date ot the earliest eclipse of the of his daughter. Now, James was a have It ia reported in Dublin mat the Gohtuumm 279 kilos._________________ Bun recorded in the annals of the Chi­ I>oor young man, bnt honest and indus­ nese, when “on the first day of the Inst trious, and withal full of pride. Tlie INDIANAPajj^ -=------ month of autumn the sun and moon did mao refus'd to grant .Tames’ request, Eastern cor- noj. mei.t harmonioualy in Fang,” or iu and advised him not to many uutfl hr, •», «> the fact that part of the heavens defined by two __ ____ _________ n\?<i .a__ .C<!lU irU'n''„y „tnMC.”ul’P,°*rt \wife»y to lit-cuixK- staxH in the constellation of the Scorjiiou, I These remarks were rather humiliating collecting bl4«ra as IM’Suv T>w,f Vrte. ....... , °” to young Lick's pride, and pith empha sis be replied : “ Sir, I shall see the day when your boasted mill would not �thafivediria- Gftb»citY. $16,000,000,000, and would. Bnording the globe, half » cer than soy other muvical author. Darlington and Stockton, Sept. 27.1825 aud Im-tween Manchester and Liverpool, Sept 15, 1830. It fsstawa'ritatiE theater to see 'the Screw." -znand fur tbe public domain ia afforded France, previous to As existent of Uby the fart that 15,000,000 scree have waa taught .'135,000 killed, and one out of every 30,­ cant*trice who, during the past few years, Land Office Mm received $2,290(000, 000 -wounded, whereas, between 1835 has been allowed to ring in Italian in the •ceding year. Some good people seem io still honor the soil and labor m it hurry to alkw and 1875, there was but one in 5,178,890 killed, and one ip 580,450 wounded, so that we may infer tliat the tendency to accidental yearly diminishing. Rail­ way traveling in England is attended with .greater risk than in. any other coun­ try in Europe. A French statistician observes that, if a person were to live continually in a railway carriage, aud spend all his time in traveling, the chance* jn favor of his dying from n rail­ way accident would not occur till he was 960 years old. A Toumo father thought to make a fjood boy of his wild sou of 15 by send­ ing him to a school where young crimnals are reformed. Tho lad.took the disgrace to heart, and, being released from his semi-prison, swallowed poison And dial Tlie boy may liave been bail, but the father must have Ixien a hard­ hearted creator* to throw his son, like a . criminal, among the abandoned young The New York Observer, has thia, ex­ stere who make up the inmates of re­ planation in regard to tlie Cleopatra form schools. {, ' , , . Needles j It is frequently asked whether A ranx of Holyoke, Mass., lias built tlicre.are two Cleopatra’s Needles, for it - a house out of. money she has made by ia a fact that the obelisk recently erected selling her husband liquor. He drinks on tlie Diamcs embankment is called regularly, and she bargained with him Cleopatra’s Needle by the'Londoners. ■that i^he would drink he should buy nil We do not know how this name came to his liquo. of her. Thus she got all the be transferred to the prostrate, halfprofit instead of the saloon-keepers. btirieil obelisk which was taken to EnBut we would risk something on it' that gland. From our earliest childhood 'we .she hasn’t let her procedure become radlux.nl tbi. jmpubtr nrato known to the internal-revenue officer of applied to tlie standing obelisk which the neighborhood, for she is liable to Im* has been brought to NeW"l’ork. Three Arrested for selling liquor without a li­ year* ago the London Athenatum pul>cense, and thus violating a United States lished an article, with engravings and translations of tbe inscriptions on the Most acton* forget about as readily os London obelisk, which tlie writer calls ’K Xredlo. This «>• whib. it they learn, and a few days will often Clropntra ra. itiU lying in the rand not hr hom traffic© to ..destroy their perfect memory J D . of a role. On a recent voyage from Eu­ ita* companion that had been a conspicrope, John McCullough and Rose Cogh- uoiu* object of interest for many centulan wer£ al ward, and the passengers, on rice. Both are monuments "nt the Mil Cabi<vle was visited in Scotland writer, ana toe xiaruora cost roooren the disappainimont eA tlie loiter st find­ ing the venerable sage engaged in killing a rut with a poker. M'XAS. Bkhxkaxxxt has MMiW* from King Christian, of Denmark, the order of the Danebrog, a red-bordered white ribbon, with a gold medal surmounted br a roval in diam ond*who attached toft Thecrown only oSiar ladies "have received this very exceptional honor ore ■ . i I One of Ole Bull’s tricks was, when he had diminished his tone to a nearly in­ audible pianiiisimo, to continue tho atti­ tude, as if Ita was playing, but actually having drawn ciff tho Ixrw entirely from the violin, holding it in the air and pro­ ducing no tone jfliatevec; while Imi apdience. injajituree at th»aoftnens of hia really inaudible sighs, mile ear trum­ pets of their hands ana Tient forward, eager to cutch the sound which did not exist. --------- ,-----------------exist Than tho violinist, as if suddenly kening from a trance, bowed to the awakening — irnptured audience. cn^!‘I Miss Anna Lquisb Oaby is having -----grarajm. —-3 in Paris. Amcmg them is n priMesa ipper of light blue —< — nftnnl the lower with silver. brafcL Below tue points is a knife plaiting^avered with ynlencicnBee, and above tlumi a quilling of the name Ini’®. A purple morningMtess, made with a skirt and liuU nttalg rack, is aho trimmed Mth wrapper. A brown walKing suit, a snort dinner dross of two shades of .blue, are I among theother gowns which tlus singer » to h»TO«or hcrrall, rad hot lor the getting up an entertainment, put them grratsst morarah Egypt erar prrah^d | dovn for a scene from “ Macbeth.” Al- and of the most flourishing period of its -though Macbeth is onr>of McCullough'« history," but it is not desirable tliat both I Atar parts, and Hiss'Coghlon had not, should have the some popular designa- i I long before acted Lady Macbeth, they j tion. । were unable to recall the language with । Arrra twentv one centuries the n- 1 anything like accuracy, and, ns there mains of tho 300 young Tholraa, form­ , , r, , „ 77.. , » ii x j -wasn’t a copy of the play on the steamer, edy the “ Sacred Battalion, who felt at 1 ■ the performance hful to be omitfiid. tlie terrible battle of Cheronea have now I SZ utt^. ■• The Duchess of Connaught, otm of Queen Victoria’s daughters-in-law^ bocame, says the London lYuth, a great admirer ’ at Oberammergau of Joseph Msyr, who raprrarata the Christ ot the the colt to walk. dn’ri“S. Tlie whole w Thc business of buggy-riding by farmers’ boys in expensive, extrava­ gant and demoralizing. Not one far­ mer in ten can afford such a turnout for tlie lad. , Maivy of them buy a buggy and let it sland in tlie sun and Txtonn. They are too'poor to Lave a house for vehicles. Such men cannot afford the luxury of a b< Tiding on boneback, we would save mill­ ions to the farmers, and the boys and girls would develop better forms and have better health. Any lazy lout can ride in a buggy, but to be A graceful rider on hciraeback one must hare some energy and get- up in hte nature. There is life and health in riding on horseback. t ■ ’The whole syst cm feels the invigorate ing effect of it. The rider and the horse catch the fire of sympathy and exciterneniin the run or fast paces, and every nerve and muscle of the body is brought in healthful, invigorating play. Tire mgni& for trotting horses jumbeen felt' ojL evofy farm in. the lamb.7The country is’niil of road horses, that some ir.p.n cr boy Jovesto p«R thft'string on. They are usually poor saddle-horses, slow walkers, and rough. We need a reform. The place to begin is in breeding a clans of horses of good size, style and action,. that can move freely in more than one gait. Tlie English market is open for such horses. The well-knit hors© of good style and action, suitable for the hunter or carriage, will bring better prices than our average horse.—Kcuhvillc Amer­ ican. He Apologized. Choooeatx Cajumkls. —Take of grated ef(g; boil until it will harden when tlnq»j»ed into cold water; add vanilla; put in a buttered pan, and before it cools mark off into square blocks. IL Four ounces at cboooiate, two pounds of light brown sugar, two gills of cream, fsra* From a late Paris journal we learn cunoes Of butter, vanilla. J . that the French Forestry Department Preserved Gbafxs.—Th© fruit should be mature; but not soft or broken. Our native Catawba makes a good preserve; wash and allow to drip; pick carefully, tions made it is found tliat rain falls rej<x:ting tlie bad ones. To every pound much oftener and more abundantly in of grapes take one-half pound of white wooden tracts. and that, while the leaves sugar: use no water; put grapes first in pan, then lay«T ot sugar, Uien layer oi grapes; cook slowly on a moderate fire; stir continually and strain through a sieve able to the formation of springs. when hot; out in air-tight vessels. Corn loses one-fifth by drying, and Hex's Nest.—(A very pretty ornament wheat one-fourteenth. From thia the for table.)—One-half dozen eggs ; make a‘hole at one end and empty the eonable for farmers to sell unshelled corn in tents, fill up with oorn-starch made stiff. I tlie fall at 75 cents than at fl a Inishel in Whan cold strip off tho shells; pare the following summer, and the wheat lemon rind very thin, boil till tender, $1.25 in December is equal to $1.50 in then out in narrow strips like straw aud the succeeding June. In tbe case of po­ lay in powdered sugar; fill a deep dial; tatoes-taking thoee that rot and are I b.Jf full with either cold custard or wine ‘ jell v, pnt the eggs together in tbe center, otherwise lost with the shrinkage, there ia but little douln that l»etwcen October and lay the straws nest-like around them. and June the loss to Uie owner who Tomato Savck.—Take six largo, or holds them is not less then 33 per cent ' eight, ripe tomatoes; cut them up, add­ A Californian claims that in seven ing a small onion, a little celery, and a little thyme, tablespoonful of butter, half year*- triai, exposed to all possible vidwui a tablospoonful of sugar, the same of tudes, and subjected to early and late | salt, and a quarter of teaspoonful of pej>per; set on the fire to stew slowly; when I ., known to rusk It stands hot dry spells L it ’. has boiled until the tomatoes are; and north winds before which other thoroughly done, add a tablespoonful of flour, half-pint of broth, and a little varieties are known -to fail, besides ' cayenne pepper; strain it through » which it has been known to produce,, , sieve, put bock in snuoepan, and let it forty bushel* to the acre on strong alkali I stew until it adheres a little to the spoon. soil that hod failed to raise any other crop and would not sprout corn. Noth­ Muddigatawnt Sour.—Take three ing was said al>out the marketable qud! green or sour spule^ one turaip one ** * "ie .b,,. wheat, butjf if itit.has standard ram.t, rad two omora; «1kw rad divide . riUrnt in mldittra to d! tl.ewjqnditie.il ““EX"?^''rad11 .nlk^* to it .lx>ut th. dura of th. cooking . bunch oi chopped prariey, « bsy Ira? s vprig oi msrjonun. rad ouo ot thyme; take a pint of good, stock, mode of l>eef or veal, and put in the fried ingredients; stir into this twotablespoonfnls of currypowder, or less if too much curry is not liked; when it has been boiled for ten minutes, skim aud pass through a aiove, using a masher to render the tlie vegetables vegetable* into a pulp. To Pkuclb Peaches, Plums, and Pears.—-Take of ripe peachee, plums, jieurs, or apples; seven pounds of sugar; one quail of vinegar, aud one ounce of mixetl spices; put tbe sugar and vinegar uwUi«r. pour o.er th. trait, Mlowing it to stand until the next morning, when repeat thia process, straining tlie juicc off the fruit, letting it pome to tho Ixni, aud continue to do so for four momings; then add spices, and pnt all over the fire, aud cook very slowly until they look rich and dear. Pean* should be Ixnled in water until you can run a broom whisk through them' Quince* ore oi*a delicious when preserved in this manner. j This is our first experience in running j a newspaper. Little did we think tliat I when we placed our name of tbe Clarion, as the responsible peraon for the matter that happened to find ita way into these columns, that anything high, has large, dark eyes, a fine com­ would ever happen that we would have pj^xion, and long, brown hair, falling to take back or g«t get whipped. But T'“i fcuch ** ' over his shoulders in curls. English is tho the ease. We Imre have either miner got to give । Hebe is another straw. A man who been dug up. During the summer ex- i ladies generally throng hia «>ttaflp, whbre up tho freedom of tbe press or have a I osrations l.ura l»en msdo .round the i -P»-J !»“>’• •ndMnotiJie. Lead put on us. The item which ap- j went through nn excursion train of 900 on s ... , , call at four o dock m the inonung to take pearea al^nt one “ Prof.” Gerbert play- j jje married’to rather a ing the •■Arkansaw Traveler” around possenguXB taking n Presidential vote gigantic memorial lion which was placed , ienve of a good housewife, aud tlio tlie the street corners of Kearney for cold i •didn’t find a single Hancock mon. P. in’ the center of tlie field to commemo- I plain woman, o mother of his four children, who feora, biscuits and slack and sour barley water | 15.—He didn't find a Garfield man rate the deeds of heroism of tlia| _ dark A.— A 4 wall twenty-five fl.-c .yards -nw.lo ... «ither, for the first person he accosted .| day. in Lir.rrtll length however, that some English Duchess will lias got to be apologized for. Last elope with her husband. Wednesday, when we were going along : knocked him down, And a dozen others | and fifteen yards in breadth waa first You may rely fully upon the reports one of tho principal streets of the county I ■wiped up the'floor with him and wedged ! found benoalli the soil. -Within this inthat Mme. Pntti will visit the United seal in company with several friends, iiim so fast under a seat that all the ; closure nt a depth of four yards lay the States in another season or so; she luta there suddenly appeared before our gaze passengers escaped liefore he could re- ; 1 tones of 185 Thebans, resting side by taken advantage of the monetary embar­ the slanderea “Professor." He comrassments of Mr. Maurice Strakosch, her meuced tho conversation by saying he lease himself. He has declared himself! sixle, ranged in rows of forty, each in the amiable brother-in-law, to buv him ofl had not been given his dinner by a serv­ in favor of the anti-Masonic candidate, j attitude in which he liad died. Seven from the contract signed with fiim years. ant girl at the back door, and thought liis treatment in the car having made such rows have been found. They are i; ago. 2This contract gave him absolute he would make u lunch out ot the writer. Growth of the Baptist Denomination. b»> placed uinccu that mm the heads of those of ««.The history of the. Baptist Church him dead opposed to grips. He was j so the11 contr<S over her in the United States, We entered a protest, but to no use. Ho wconJ nink ropow .t 01. W of th. \ “i'’"* ““J “ K™‘ claimed lie was W0 miles from home, shows in a striking manner tlie vitality gripped too much. » । obstacle in her path there, viewed from ln>th heels run over, and all wool and a of its principles. A recent statement of first. All bear the marks of tho blows , hor own „Uu She oonaulkd , ysxd wide, warranted to neither rip nor ita growth and present condition pre­ A ooon story comes from Madison, which caused tlieir death. One of them j lawyers, who hfld that there was no way ravel, and had. killed^ enough editors to sents tho following statistic!.; In 1762 Wis. A young man of that city who, has Ixitli thighs pierced by thrusts of | to avoid its of tions save’ by a coni­ make - a corduroy road from Lookout there were only 56 Baptist cuurches in ’-----------mountain to Puget sound. He unbut­ America ; in 1792 they had increased to _______ through snobbery or laziness, will never the swar; another has tlie jawbone .i ,PJ ’0®18®- igly, on tlie occasion toned liis coot and, gently putting his 1,000, in 1812 to 2,483, in 1832 to 5,322, carry a package through the street, mode broken and splintered; a third has the : of his present visit to England, Mme. Patti arranged it amicably, agreeing to hand in his hip pocket, he calmly gave in 1852 to more than 9,500; in 1858, a purchase of six collars and a necktie, skull terribly hacked; a fourth, whose pay Maurice Strakosch 100,000 francs us our choice between a retraction and without including any of tlie minor and, as -usual, ordered them to be de­ head is wonderfully well preserved, has ($20,000). Part of this •rus paid then having our carcass shot all full of bullet Baptist organizations, to 12,000, with livered at his residctice. Soon after­ the month still wide opep, as if he and there; tlie rest will he handed him holes. As tho thoughts' rapidly tra­ 1,000,000 members, and, if the minor ward a two-horse freight wagon was breathed. Diis last will bo convoyed to tlie day tho diva sails for the States. versed oiir mind about having our re­ bodies are included, to 1,500.000, aud What a furor she will create! She will mains (hipped to an aged and loving an attached population of abwut 7,500,­ backed up to the door, and the ]>ackage -the Museum ot Antiquities dt Athens. appear first in concerto, supported, as mother looking like the top sieve of a 000 sotfls. In 1866 the denomination laboriously placed'on tho steps by tlie What is especially noticeable alx>ut it is goes without saying, (I had almost said fanning mill, and how our creditors proper possessed 13.470 church organ­ driver and an assistant, who inquired that tlie jaws }x>sseas every tooth iu per­ without singing!) by tliat dear Nicolini, would mourn at our death, as we thought izations and no less tlian 1,128,148 According to the cenwhether it should be . left in the hall or fect order. No weajionshave lieen found. who makes a full stop between every of another person that holds a warranty communicants. j fourth note and is aftiiete/l with an exag­ deed of the four sections of our heart, sns of 1870 the regular Baptist denom­ carried up stairs. , As the young man's gerated tremolo in tlie luirgoin. It is town 9, range 13, and the idea of being ination possessed 14,474 church organ­ About Ex-Senator Stewart. sweetheart waA a witness w. of tho scene .. it Bwccwnut ------- ------------------: pfQjxjgeJ to charge $10 a seat for these shot by a seeond-claas, one-horse, cranky izations and 12,857 churchea, but this is is likely that he appreciated tho full t The fickleness of fortune, the heart- concerto! This will do for a time, but fiddler was more than wo could stand. evidently incorrect, inasmuch as the force of the joke. ■ noaety and^ the fo’-be® | not for long. However, I can sssuro you Hence tho apology.—Shelton {Neb.) Baptist year-book for 1871 shows a re­ . i of the nouxfcau riche cannot bo Ixitter tliat to listen to Patti, the queen of nng, Clarion. turn of’17,745 churches. Dio records ... |j illustrated than by giving a few facta re- j to use a much-abused term, ia well worth In Stokes county, N. C., four white of the Government show the following Didn’t Know His General. ’ __ . . lating to a late celebrated family in saving and scrapiug and going without increase ia tlie value ot church proj>erty M .tortol to. or™ « a •»«<» rtavra Th. wifa jtm th. hknj. - j " • scraping t1 _K . .. other tilings. 1 never heard anything During the war General McIaws, now . during the course of two decades: 1850, ■fcy a negro. The negro waa u Bepubli- some, dashing daughter of a well-known half so delicious as her rendering of Postmaster at Savannah, was riding value of churches, $11,020,^55; 1860, 'itieian, now in office in New Orleans. Within a Mile of Edinboro Town. ean, and they concluded to prose- polii aowu his picket lino and encountered a value of churches, $19,799,378; 1870, won ft — distinguished United States Thera is only one Patti, and listening to son of the Old Pine Tree State on duty, value of churches, 839,229,221. The )vte iu which v “- " ’— —s-------Jyta him to tlie Democracy, in J . , ... Senator years ago. The husband was a her, you ore almost tempted to declare who luul taken his gun apart with the foregoing pertain to the regular body. thqr wm won .uoomrfol, ..pra^ly good Coiled SU1« S«»tor oi_______ there is but one prima donna!—London intention of giving it a thorough clean­ The value of church property for the after mviner giving him a circus ticket ticket. On great ability, and a heavy mine operator [ Letter. ing. The General halted in front of same periods of other Baptist bodies the road home he declared that he id hia far-Western, gold-producing home, j him has been reported as follows: 1850, “Look here, my man, ore you not a value of churches, $153,115 : 1860, value •couldn't keep his new-born faith unless He was, in hia day, a Monte Christo. • A Bank Robber's Personal Effects. He hod more money than ho could | sentinel on duty? ” of churches, $1,279,736; 1870, value of The sparkling gems which the bonk he was baptized, and, upon the arrival spend. His family want abroad. He “Well, y-o-s, a bit of one.” churches, $2,378,977. From 1860 to <rf the jxirty at Dan river, Robert built a grand house, copied from some robl>er Rollins had smuggled into the “Don’t you know it is wrong to take 1870 the value of church edifices owned Eastern penitentiary in a shaving-brush Mitchell, one of tbe white atm, nobleman’s palace somewhere abroad— handle, and which Boil ins promised to your gun apart while on duty?" by the regular body increased nearly “Well, now, who ore you?" deliberately got out into the water round rooms, square rooms, oblong give to the keeper, Hustis, if he would 100 per cent If this ratio of increase rooms, banqueting rooms, ball rooms, Tbe General saw his chance, and with has been kept up daring the past de­ and immersed Hie new convert in the drawing rooms, picture rooms and every­ asrist Rollins to escajx;, have been ex­ a idy twinkle of tho eye replied, “I’m a cade, the Baptists ore the possessors of amined by a lapidary, on liehalf of the name of Hancock and tlie regenerated thing that was grand. And the wife church property having a value not far Administrator, J. McDowell Sharp, of bit of a General.” abroad furnished this grand house. I Democracy. “Well, General, you must excuse me. from 880.000.000. . Chamlxirsburg, and prove to be paste, was told by a very intelligent upholster ■g । __- 1 r­ of < ^1001. trustwertny mon man who wno edows hui [ ™ around here a fellow can't tell who’s i Why a Woman Cannot Shoot Sti night knows his The lines of railways n tlie five di­ er, a trustworthy busincaa, that the Gobelin tapestry in one I . : o» hoodwinkincHustis One I Q®u<?n^ *ho ain’t If you will jist | 1 A tramp gave a woman living iu ths visions of tho earth coat, in round num­ window of this house coat 45,000 francs, . ?’,in I Ket Betw Jane fixed I will 1 suburb* of Galveston some im] Biiburlmrarity of impudence. tU^SS you .Kt d sra'tot..." I' LSS iu rad ram. J bers, $16,000,000,000, and would, acj So die rushed in and came out with a -cording to Baron Kolb, roach eight times j — ■ J shot-gun. She did not see tho tramp at ^ragbitmhutiitU.. Mrii^bc^rad sX^d’TS A CLZBGTNsx at Nahant was attacked, • first, but he rushed out into the street in preaching for u brother minister, • plain view. Mud told her to shoot, which <jrarlu.ll scratury sim» Uh, first "0.iamond.M wlucb adlhmdratmiWh.r, whita 1 _ ... . .i________ ti’ ! ii... JM _____ -M wrakrf by .tram wra .prawl b- . £ I W,.U‘O *7 , endeavored to stanch tlie blood, but, of- j went up the street smiling, ai twrau Dtflragton rad Stocktfo, tfcpt. uiu.rn Um wlml. hrara oral *30,000. ■ ™ TkT^l. close ter saturating his own handkerchief and to hi* confederate : “That that ot one of tlie congregation, which I call. If she had fired wit! 13^ .nd bd-rau Mradrara... rad : ‘ ‘ ' where I wa*, she would ha t lirarpral, Sept. 15, 1880. 1830. It £♦ u shown ; iu tu^ FrraS^o rad 1 «” « P*" "< f>»"eli trsitors □Liverpool, in Fra France, previoui to *Ja»» the exist- . t. getting a good living. His house in wllh heels.m which were ladder retire. The pastor of the church, a very ne certain, but as noon as khe drawed “■that that ii ’iec J""(vt .. absent-minded mon, rose solemnly. and down on me I felt that ray time hadn’t once d rsthrsys. there Ibero wra on. ,parara- . tins city is roerat. He ramtot sell it, " -euce of railways, -------come yet I’ve been there five times .pwiuerory 355.000 Wied, .'done out U-lWhiroit No I JSd^S; KEd L remarked: “ White our brother is ab­ ger in every 835,000 killed, and one out! sent tot us sing a hymn. Will the before.” It is singular that it is impossible for w an<NM vAtoemr *** iiuui i Um. nwtw marvelous hat, choir lead in singing ‘ There is a foun­ a woman to fire off a gun without shut­ which could be tain filled with blood Y ” tween 1835 aud 1875 there was but do 5,178,890 kSHixl, ami one in Nxab Deadwood a bull leisurely en­ "wounded, so that we tered • house, probably to get away The Largest Qty ia Um World. chameleon head-covering turned into a from tlie flies. The woman fled in ter­ London is spread oyer about seventy E.OUMI WDM h»». du«o.erea Uat j I «ht cwmiaere ; poll <m<« mat. ml the ror and summoned teveml men, who found the bull in the bedroom quietly square miles. There is one death thore aD-old silk hat can be made into a work- crown sank and it was mrtamorphe-sed basket. The crown is embroidered ami into b low-crowned Derby ; another pull chewing his cud, and so well satisfied every six minutes and one birth ever* ... ... ti... ,.r ■ ■ <rthrr country in Enrope. A French cap took with hia surroundings that it was neoea* Md tiles. aaxy to twist bis tail until it kinked beday. The total made for tZ; <x. durad mto Oregon^ rad raperadly to th. *7 rikrim. Irad. Erat d th. Mran^D*1’ *° 8°°d sdvsntsgu. Prairie | ra^ner. A oobbespondent of tlie Country i Gentleman believes that every species of bird, large and small, is subject to the [ gapes. The young of the robm are , often troubled with them. It is also bo­ lieved that many chicks thus afflicted dio of starvatioh, on account of their inobilty to swallow. This parasite disease is oc­ casioned by a number of small worms in the throaL, producing inflammation. The fowl is oftentimes relieved> by the use of -- --------------—--------------» stiff horse hmr or a quill stripped of I »» «tUuu .u i.cb ot th. rad, | which, wiren carefully used, ■will remove I some of the worms. Care and proper attention to fowls will ward off the dist-ase. : n Pure suffi­ ­ —‘ water, wholesome •> food i and sw cient-room for exercise will seldom fail i in preventing ita appearance. Some time ago wo remarked that an acre of swamp muck of good quality, three feet deep, was actually worth 825,­ 000. No doubt such a statement is sur­ prising. Bo was the statement of Dr. Dawes, of England, that a ton of bran fed to cows returned more than it cost,in manure. Swamp muck, free from sand, contains two per cent or forty pounds of nitrogen in a ton. Nitrogen is worth in the market twenty-five cents per pound, so that a ton of swamp muck is worth । $IO’for the nitrogen in it All that is ; needed i* to work up tlie muck, so as to j make the nitrogen available. Ad acre of swamp muck three feet deep contains 2,500 tons, and would require eight months to draw out, at ten loads a day. Few persons realize the value of tho fer­ tilizing elements of common waste matten* which lie under their feet, and the innumerable tons of matter that may be available for fertilizing purposes, and that much of the idle and neglected materials represent avast amount of I wealth.—American Agriculturist. It has l»een stated by some of onr ftgI ricultund papers that one oh|ection to the Southern cow-peas for the North is tliat the season is too short to admit of their ripening seeds. This ia one of those errors that occur from jierfnnctory exper­ iments. Die variety of cow-jiea called •• Poor Land " ripcnwl seeds nt the Rural Form in large quantities by August 12th. This variety is. indeed, one of the l»est far Northern fields. The seeds germin­ ate freely and produce an immense amount of vine, which completely covers the earth for a space of not leas than aix feet Those who have tried the mixed kinds which we distributed last season, aud who would pronounce diem a failure are advised to try the “ Poor Land.” It New- Yorker. Batter Three Thousand Years Old. ably 1,000 years old, on analysis, yeilded tlie following results: Volatile fatty acids, calculated a* butyric, 6 per cent; soluble fatty acids, not volatile, 42 per cent; insoluble fixed fatty acids, 99.48 per cent; glycerol, minute traces. Ths j insoluble fait fatty v acids contained 9 per cent oleic acid aud 91.0 per cent stearic and palmitic acids. An older sample of an­ cient butter was taken some time ago from an Egyptian tomb. It dates front about 400 or 000 years before Christ. 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KOonaSH <ikv HOaaiVA - —TTHX 80----- 1009 (I3M3S1S3NLJ tzss w -1. । - '— 'ji«i n— OCTt *3anVMp»q pa«»Xauptq jpax ■lupqdtuoj aatumnt dot *p«j •,najp|«i,j Xf ‘Ittiipuiu Sno| jo HTCJa’ptttM d.x»p •□1uojp3 30J ps.i [tt^S ssoaj.s jlsetjlvte I0|q|S8Od JOUUBIAI jsog eq) u| euog Su|j|Bden •it jori»ipm si p«d wpMi-xsn aoisd SAixuiaoHua •JJW31 OJOIU Xq 1) pa« in H3XVS XNVHd ill^O T W’WM MKETI TTEflJi V AHHVO OQ y Iubwpq -sax U M0ITH83H X3SIHA IHX - Avnuaxvi � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-10-23.pdf.pdf 2ad369ce8f7582998ea53620812261a9 PDF Text Text or.no STRONG, j Editor and Profkiktor. J _ VOLUME VIIL LIFE IN NASHVILLE, • Devoted to the Interests of the Best Party under the ....................................... Sun. . | •■ ■ :----------- . ......................... -...............-.......................... _______ , * LOCAL OIBBLE-G ABBLE. Aa« rwmil CMt-CUt. And Her Environs. Wheat is booming. —Don’t wave the bloody shirt. Two Winter wheat looks well. prominent citizens in’ Smith’s grocery, Business holds its bigness. on Saturday evening, got so wanned Theatre every night this week. up while talking politics that they long­ Old Sol Smiles lovingly upon us ed for “bind,” and would have bad it again. had not by-standere interfered. 839 Democrats were in the village —Tuesday evening the cart horee at on Saturday. at the Chemical Works, wan left untied Mrs. A. J. Boothe is in the village and during the night rtandered out of visiting friends. the yard and on to the railroad track, Business called I. N. Kellogg to Sag­ and a passing train bounced it into the inaw on Tuesday. * Andy Lenz is now the proprietor of ditch, breaking a leg. The poor ani­ Chas. Brady has been campaigning, mal floundered about in the mud until morning, when it was' discovered by., a few days tl?» week. the workman, who put an end to its a spanking new tarn-out. Rev. E. Jones has secured rooms and misery by cutting its throat. board at B. F. Reynold’s. —C. T. Hubbard and wife for the Henry Kasey and wife of Charlotte past few years have been residents of Milbrook, Mecosta Co. The later bear­ are visiting their son, A. L. Miss May Mitchell of Charlotte, is ing that her father. Jas. G. Seaman, visiting friends in this village. Sr., of Maple Grove was very sick, ac­ Two weeks from next Tuesday de­ companied by her husband, came down cides the question, gentlemen. on Saturday to see said parent. But John Tnckerman »and wife started 'It seems that a feud existed between east on Wednesday, to visit friends. her and Mra. Seaman, her step-ma, L. Addie Nichols has moved her and when she knocked at the parental millinery stock in her brother’s store. mansion for admission, after the te­ Chas. Middleton has moved into dious journey, the later slammed the Daniel Hobb’shouse,near tlie foundry. door in her face. Mrs. Chas. E. Barlow of Hasting, is —A large number of our people at­ visiting her sister, Mrs. C. C. Wolcott. tended the Republican mass meeting Don’t forget to register, next Satur at Hastings' on Thursday. Ex Gov. day if you want to vote for President. Blair and Hon. Sumner Howard ad­ H. M. S. Pinafore at the Opera house dressed about 9000 people in the court on Friday night by Wildman’s Comedy house square in the afternoon, and in Co. the evening the attendance was so large Mrs. McNab, daughter, and niece, of that Union Hall would not bold it, and Panna, are visiting friends it this vill­ another meeting was organized at the court house. Gen. B. M. Cutcheon'ad­ age. . W. J. Erb has returned from Muske­ dressed the formerand Ex-Gov. Bagley, Aaron Clarke and Col. Plimpton the gon, where he has been laboring in a latter. It is stated that 600 torch lights saw mill. Oliver Coe and wife of Genesee Co., were in the procession. N. Y.. are visiting relatives and friends —More fuel for the hungry scan- in this vicinity. dle mongers, was furnished last Thurs­ Jesse Austin and J. D. Dickinson day night, bv a couple of young went out hunting on Tuesday, and people of this village, who, after winged 83 quails. returning from the dance to the room 329 was chalked on the walk and of the dame, concluded that parting' boxes in front of several business places would've a hard ceremony to perform, on Thursday night. consequently the damsel shared the Dr. Goucher has been on the sick list bedwiti^Jier paramour and after n for a few days, but is now able to at­ tifiii?, heavy sleepiKinndthe twa’n until tend to his usual ride. the late hour nf nine o'clock nn the A large delegation of the G. A A. following morning, and thcalumberers dub attended the mass meeting at had been visited by several people who Hastings on Thursday. were eager to view the sight. Tl^-. that new bridge is completed, —On Monday, Abe Cnxwllnnd Frank and stone is being drawn for the but menta of the larger one. Heidloff who are working at the chemi J. S. Perry and wife have been on a cal works, indulged in a litile sqiuibble which greatly amused the other visiting trip through Springport and hands who witnessed the affray. One vicinity during-last week. had a shovel, and the other n piece of The hickory, by means of a gin pole, scantling, which they flourished in tlie was raised and swung into position in air, while vile threats escaped their a pretty manner on Thursday. lipa, then the weapons were dropped Fred Applemsn has moved into the and throats were grabbed for a few rooms over Kocher Bros, store and will momenta, and again the weapons flour­ soon remodel his house on North Main ished. followed by another throat St. , shaking. Finally all became quiet, Young men with fragile moustaches and the melee was ended without any- are said to be cutting them off to give broken bones or faces disfigured. them a rest. As yet nobody misses —Wildman’s New York Theater and them. and Comic Opera company have given Fred Quick recently picked 63 brshentertainments at the Opera Honse els of apples in 8 hours. If anyone is every evening this week On Monday quick enough to beat this, let it be re­ night they opened with “Fanchiou, the corded. Cricket,” followed on Tusdiy night by The oldest resident cannot recollect a the sensational drarua,“Bicl) and Poor,” snow storm of the like of last Sunday, in which F. J. Wildman, as Toby, was that ever occurred, heretofore, in this greeted with rounds of applause. Wed­ section. ’ nesday night the troop rendered "East As we go to press the sad intelli Lynn” in a very creditable manner, gence comes to us that Will. Bla*r lias Clara Wildman distinguishing herself departed this life. He has been sick in her favorite character. Lady Valeria less than a week. “Our Boarding House” on Thursday T. W. Brice was joined in holy wed­ night, drew a crowded house and all the lock on Wednesday, to Miss Minnie characters were well sustained. "Pin­ Rowley of Hastings. Thk News ex­ afore,” is announced for tills, (press tends congratulations. day) evening. •Mrs. Jas. Willison, aged 88 and one —The Democrats assembled on Sat­ of the first residents of Barry township, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. H. urday, to listen to the words of comfort as proclaimed by Col. McReynolds and Gutcbess, living north. Teamsters ore busy hauling wood Robt. Haire, who addressed the people, both afternoon and evening, at the which is now being taken at the rail­ road and also some Is being shipped to Opera House. Elaborate pi epara,tion= had been made to erect a fine hickory Jackson and Grand Rapids. pole, but the elements on this occasion were against them, as a gale swept over tills section, with increasing fury all day. and they were obliged to post­ pone the pole-raising until Thursday, when, the weather being pleasant and favorable, a large red streamer bearing the inscription "Hancock and English,” was fattened to the top of the pole, which was 100 feet in length, everything put in readiness and at 8:39 o’clock they hoisted it into position on tli^corner of Main and Maple streets. ” The crowd in attendance was not large, but everything moved off pleasantly as r marriage bell, the stars and stripes were flung to the breeze, and throe cheers given for their presidential can­ didates, and three for the Democracy of Castleton, when the’ crowd dispers­ ed. —_------------ --------------------- NASHVILLE, BARRY CO.. MICHIGAN. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1880.NUMBERS. He talked tore to her, tad to hor. And tried to •qoewc her hand, White ehe Mt »p »nd “rmij" and “noed,” And yawned behind her fan— . (Re.w- ahr b*A«U »pU’e t'jM Mfa«With a fellow aha had xn awful fondneaa for.) The ready-pay plan inaugurated some weeks since by the proprietor of the long brick, is a drawing success. Fourteen Vermontville people were ob­ served in there trading at une time, a few days since. A. W. Olds returned from. Roscom­ mon, Saturday, and reports a bright prospect for the boys in the hunting party. They had already killed 96 deer, two of which Al. killed, bagged and brought home. The )V*. C. T. U., will hold’ a special meeting to day (Saturday) at3} o’clock in the Christian church. Important business will come before the meeting, and a full attendance is desired. By order of President. Clement Smith of Hasting*, was in the village on Wednesday. Bv the way Clem has made a mighty good Judge of Probate during the past four years, and is his friends dp their duty he will go in for another term. Owing to the rapidly increasing amount of work which The News has to perform, L. J. Feighner a typo of of Hastings Banner and a former em­ ployee of The News, has been added to its corps of workmen.' Hon. James O’Donnell will address the people of Nashville and vicinity at. the Opera House next Friday evening, and Clein. Smith and John Carveth will speak here un the evening of Nov. 1st. Don’t forget the dates. Col. Copeland spoke at the Union school Jiouse on Thursday night, and his flashes of Greenback lightning were aimed at the Republicans, with an oc­ casional clap of thunder directed at the editors nf the Hastings Banner. An excellent program has been pre­ pared for the second annual conven­ tion of the W. C. T. U. of Barry Co., which is to lie held in this village, com* menciug next Tuesday afternoon. In the evening Mrs. O. B. Schuler of Add Arlmr, will address the meeting. The first installment pf winter the fore payt of this week made the farm­ ers wish that their corn was secured and now they are executing that wish by renewed energy in that direction, these pleasant days which follow. C. C. Linsley was in the village the past week looking as sleek as a Holland fiddle, his mission here being to partic­ ipate io the annual services cf the Eldership of the Church of God, of whom he is one which, took place at the Dunham school house in Maple Grove. Doc. reports his business :n a floursliing condition, and Burnips Cor­ ners liable to become a metropolis. Common Council Proceedings, i Council Rooms <! Nashville,Oct. 15th, 1880. Special meeting called by the Presi­ dent. Present Chipman President. Cook. Boston, Ro< and Reynolds, trustees, AbsentDownirg and Olds. Minutes of last meeting read and on motion approved, by ayes and nays us follows: Avea, Boston, Cook, Roe and Rey­ nolds. Nays none. The following accounts were presen­ ted undon motion allowed by ayes'and nays as follows : Aves, Boston, Cook, Roe and Rey­ nolds. Navs none. The account of Frank Tucker, for *130.00 was on motion refered to finance committee. On motion council adjourned. F. McDkrbt, E. Chipman, Clerk. President. School Report. Report of the Grammar Department for Sept. Whole number enrolled 54. The ladies mite society of Maple Average daily attendance 47.25. Grove will meet at Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Number neither abiwnt or tardy 36. Grow’, next Thursday afternoon, Qct. L. Angie Davis, 98th. A welcome is extended to all. Teacher. Bill Berger, who decamped between Report for the month of September two days, a few weeks since, returned of Primary department. on Tuesday, armed eapapi and ,promiNo. of scholars enrolled 51. Average daily attendance 43. naded the streets ns unconcernedly as No. not tardy or absent during ths ever. month 15. The Saturday night's gale blew a C. Helen Ali.kn, gate down for A. D. Jarranl of Maple Teacher. Grove, which allowed a fifty dollar cow Tlie Nashville A’re» showed its us­ to wander into the orchard aud eat ual enterprise last week in giving its three bushels of apples, enough to kill readers a full description of tlie terrible her. ■tortn which swept over Johnstown, ThoGreenback meeting of Thursday Awria and Bellevue townships on the eve., left the high school room in aocli 2nd insL-TWtoaska Hwn. The NMhrllte a filthy condition, that IW. Nib* felt by pub­ it his duty to dismiui school on the fol­ ic report. lowing day, while the house underwent Bellevue a fumigation. HASTINGS ITEMS; WOODLAND ITEMS. LOCAL MATTERS. . Our sick is on the gain. A new fence in front of the M. E. church. C. A. Hough is building some sleighs for the coming winter. . Bnrt Holly has the north Jordan school, for the winter term. The schools of our town have all been taken, Wages ranging from *90 to *80 per month. L. Fan! 'shaving some trouble in Fitting his pay for the vat, he made for otter Bros. Anna Young spoke at the M. E. church Wednesday night. Subject;"Id and out <ff Utah.” John Spindler is hiving a new en gine room built, and it adds to the con­ venience of his grist mill. Last Sunday made us think about getting our potatoes and buckwheat cakes, for the winter use. Alfred Rowlader and wife of Isabell Co., were visiting tlieir many friends in this vicinity the pant week. , We are well blessed with political speakers, but.none of them wants the office they are running for. How queer! Our select school lasts two weeks more, and soon this time will come,and we hope there will be some entertain­ ment at the close. Charles Collins agreed last Sunday, with Mrs. 8. Wiseman, before the hymenial altar, to keep her in good dry wood and that split up fine, build her fires as long as he should live. We wish them much joy, a happy life and-------- ! Our pomologies! society met last Saturday, and had a very fine selec­ tion of rrnit, as good as were exhibit­ ed at our county fair the society is very interesting and our farmers would learn a great ileal if they would attend the meetings. The patrons of the Woodland cheese association have come to the conclu­ sion that they had rather invest in Government bonds, than to take stock in cheese factory. We think if it was conducted right, it would be a grand thing for farmers. A Teachers’ Institute will be.held at Woodland Center, Oct. 29th and 80th. Our tfueliers make these institutes entertaining to all.- Let us have a good attendance. The following is the pro­ gram: Friday evening: "Teachers nnd Teaching” by Rev. J. F. Orwick. Satniday morning: "Reid and Kellogg’s diagrams,” by David Lady; "Harvey’s Analysis” by J. N. Harter; "Difficulties in Grammar” by Miss Emily Holmes. Afternoon session: "Artof Instruction” bv Eu'gene Davenport;"Art of (Ques­ COUXTT LINE ITEMS. tioning and Receiving Answers” -by 4 --------Burt Holly; "Organization of Schools” Mu. Orno Strong : by E. Davenport; "Exchange," by Orvin Did you know that I can hardly be__ Wright; "Common Fractions," by Miss gin this business left me by my worth’ Emily Holmes; "Proportion,” bv J. N. prrdecrasor "Nerve,” to whom we all Harter. Nell. looked for wisdom and sparkling wit. That he has cast his mantel on me is no VERMONT) !LLE ITEMS. fault of my own, but that he might get nearer Ins dear to whom he has gone Wm. Bale moves into his new house forconsolation. Well aware that I am this present week. only to be made the laughing stock of Sidewalks are being built on West all the worthy people in thia vicinity, Main and North Main streets. v and that Nerve baa thrown the respon­ Dr. Parmenter sports a new carnage. sibility of making a fool of myself wholly on my own shoulders, I assume The pill business must be a paying one. Benedict is buying apples agnin; the position of news dispenser and naragrapher for a short period, giving price, *1.50 for three barrels. Who him ample opportunity to bear his lf>- beats that? liors, secure ins dcar.nnd wade through Wfl have two billiard rooms now. sens of tribulations in order that his Any one wishing to find a boy needs heart may find a responsive echo in the only to step into one of them. meet (B)-y-e and bye. Now, Mr. Edi­ A cider mill and jelly factory is in tor, how shall I begin the or.eorotis operation in thia village, producing a task of giving the local "gihble gabble'’ very’ palatable fbod from the apple and every day happenings ? crop. Wheat sowing still continued The Republican party—or somebody Apples go begging for a market. else, is advancing the. price of wheat The wind made sad havoc with corn just previous to the election. Do you take it! fields and hay stacks. Street lamps are all the rage. There Farmers are preparing tohaivest a are now four of them running nightly, big crop of wood this winter. and two more are ready to bo put up in J. C. Merryfirld wants to sell his farm front of the churches. and go to Missouri and keep stock. Mr. Alonzo Gaut fell from a lumber M r. Spire continues to keep busy re­ pairing and remodeling his saw mill pile at the depot and alighted on his head and right arm, one day last week, preparatory to a big winters job. Tlie good people alsiut the. "four bruising him severely. The reform club had n very interest­ corners,” continue to live despite the overhauling given them by one of the ing discussion on the 12th lust., over the question of constitutional prohibi­ King of Knlsmo sold his farm tion. It comes up again next Tuesday and on Monunv las; hail nn auction of night. Eersonal property. But as usual his The swallows had so completely uyer backed out. choked the chimney of the Congrega­ L. Andrews and son Verne has de­ tional church, that the audience were parted for Montmorency Co., on their compelled to vacate, last Sabbath, to annual hunt. They are soon to be fol­ save tlieir eyes aud—bacon. lowed by others who will join them in The village council have been peti­ their sport. tioned to pass an ordinance forbidding Those people of Maple Grove (Miss) the running of billiard and gaming represented by I. L. Diulge continue rooms, also to prohibit the selling of to keep stirring, although political spiritous liquors Id thevillage. speakers have about drove them crazy The political speech by Eugene Prin­ with theories. The sudden change in the weather gle, on Wednesday night of last week, last Saturday was said to be brought on was not considered, either by friend or by the over abundance of wind used in foe, as a strong one. The speaker fail­ Ohio and Iodiana at their election last ed to stiiko the key note of his argu­ ment, and was out of tune all through. weak. Kai am o, the home of that would be- So they gay. Messrs. Duane Hawkins, W. R. Mar­ wise man, who used to edit a column of nonsense every week for The Nkws tin and Chas. G. Bale are the candi­ nnd call it WestKalauio Items, makes dates for representative, in this district, of the Republican, Democratic- nnd locals cuough if one could sift them to get the good from the bad. But Greenback parties respectively. The among tu£ recent happenings over two last hare declared for prohibition; there, was that of a man who bas just the other has not been heard from. left with tlie wife of another man The greenback speech by H.C. Hodge, whom he brought from her lioiue.hus- on Thursday night of last week, was band and infant child in AHegan Co. not conriderwi a kuccsm. The speaker Ths most severe wind and snow forgot the adage that “Fools may ask stonn probably ever experienced in questions that wise men cannot an­ this locality an early in the month, visit­ swer.” He invited questions, and found ed us on Sunday and Sunday night and his invitation accepted, and himself in Monday but- 8nvw fell to the depth hot water. X. of ten inches or more. In 1862, snow fell October 28nd nnd 23d in sufficent The mob that took John Sampson out of his house at Saranac, ArE, to hang him for horsestealing, released him upon his opening a barrel of beer. Hon.G. M. Dewey and wife returned from their Eastern trip on Sunday. The November term of Circuit Court has been adjourned to the 15th ulL Darius Heath was arrested by Mar­ shal Haskins at Union Hall on Monday night, for disturbing th? peace. The primary and secondary electric clocks for the union schtxfis have been completed by Sweet pjohn. A. J. Bowne and v have returned from California, and /they feel much invigorated by the healthful climate of that country. x On Friday evening . Eliza Young, wife No. 19 of Bri oung, will tell what she knows onism at Red Ribbon Hall. ■ Doc. Dever turned out with his prancing steed, attached to his cutter, on Monday morning, and with merry sleigh hells jingling, caused our oldest citizens to remark that the like had never been seen before, on the 18th of Oct, in the whole history of the city. Mrs. S. B. Coles, nee Hattie Holbrook, formerly of this city, and daughter of Mrs. I. A. Holbrook, Mrs. Sarah Van Buren and Mrs. Krum, relatives of Mrs. James Clarke, of this place, and W. S. Benham. of Grand Haven, a brother of Jas. Benham, of Rutland, were among the lost passengers on the ill-fated Al­ pena. The W. C. T. U., at their regular meeting on Tuesday, passed the follow­ ing resolution : Resolved—That a vote of hearty thanks be extended to the Executive Board of our County Agri­ cultural Society, for the thorough and efficient manner in which they carried out the resolution adopted at their last session: "To give no encouragement to the manufacture of domestic wines, cordials, etc., by offering premiums for the same, and to allow no safe of intox­ icants upon their fair grounds. At a regular convocation of Hastings Chapter, No. 7, O. E. 8., the following officers were elected: W. M.-Mra. B. R. Rose. W. P.-Mrs. T. Phillips. N. M.-Mra. W. K. Barber. Sec.—Mrs. E. H. Lathrop. Treas.—Mrs. W. 8. Goodyear. Con.—Mrs. T. Phillips. A. Con.—Mrs. P. W. Niskern. The following officers were duly appointed for the ensuing year Ada—Mrs. H. C. Smith. Ruth—Mra. C. Youngs. Esther—Mrs. W. H. Kelly. Martha—Mrs. G. Soules. Electa—Miss Belle Throop. Warden— Mrs. J. Creasy. Sentinel—Eli Throop. TOO TftUB. Where the knife cute the blood flows, and none bot wounded birds flutter. We still have the only Genuine New Singer in fht< market, and are selling them on Monthly nnd Quarterly pay­ ments for *85.00. The New S’ngvr is far in advance of the Old Singer, and is today drawing the Old Style Singer out aZtiie market. Thi* is an entirely new machine, and has neve- been fixed over or re-numbered. Beware of ma­ chines having Two Nnnliers. The White possesses many points of super­ iority over any other machine, and is to-day, taking everything into consid­ eration, its Large Arm, Self-Setting Needle, Automatic Tension and Ele­ gant Venered Case, the Cheapest Ma­ chine in the Market. All those who contemplate purchasing, as well as those who do not, are invited to ex­ amine this wonderful marvel of me­ chanical ingenuity. C. C. Wolcott. tyTrnman takes the lead on1 under­ ware for men, Indiesnnd children. Cypatronm arc you aware that now is the time when merchants have to pay their debts nnd buy new stocks of goods 7 Such is the, case and we must have money to do it. with, and don’t you forget it! D. C. Griffith. PF- Ladies we those elegant ready made Beaver Cloaks at Kocher Bros. The largest ami finest stock in town. For Kale, < T>e«p. 1 Span Horses, Harness; Wagon and Sleighs, 3 Cows, 1.Spring calf and 9 Hogs. For particulars inquire of H. Dearth on the L. 8. Smith farm, 9 miles east of Nashville. (5-6) ty If you want a good Carpet for a small amount of money, cal! on L. J. Wheeler. nr I^nst call every one have having tin unsettled account with me must call and settle the same at once. G. A. Truman. TAKKMOT1CE Mr. Demary has retired from the firm of Kellogg, De.naray A Co. and leaves for Iowa the first of November next. It is therefore necessary that nil accounts should be settled by that time, all in­ debted to said firm will please lie prompt in paying the same, as this will positively be the only call made. Re­ member, Nov. 1st. 4tf Kellogg Demaray A co. CT* 50 new styles elegant Dress Goods at Kocher Bros. WANTED One Thousand cords of Railroad wood wanted. Apply early if yon wish a con­ tract. L. J. Wheeler. [y One hundred horse Blanketajust received aud will be sold for *1A5, cash at Truman’s Here I Am. Bring along your horses to the shop formerly occupied by Charley Scheldt, and 1 will do your shoeing id short or­ der nnd at reasonable rates. I am pre­ pared to do all kinds of bnsineM in my line, and fanners will find it to their advantage to give me a cal! Iicfore g---ing elsewhere. * P. M. Butler. ry No lady should buy a cloak until’ they have seen my slock aud, prices. , G. A. Trumajc. ty A full line of Cloaking*, inclu­ ding the celebrated Washington Mill Silver Medal, nt Kocher Bros. Every ladv ought to see them before shffbuys. ry The Diamond Staid Ovefall, the best there is made, at C.A. Nichols’. GT Sugar marked down one cent per pound at Trumam’s. Hone Shoeing and Jobbing niacksmi thing. E. Cook wishes to announce, tl»at on and after the 17th of Sept, he will do Horseshoeing nnd all kind* cf Custom Work. Chas. Middleton, the Boss She­ er, will do your work In the moat ap­ proved manner. We ahull bo pleased to see you all.Eugene Cook. ry All those imlobted tn uic, will please call and settle up immediately. Mu-. L. O. Crocked. Rubber boots cheap for cash st _______ • Truman’s. New Bakery. My bakery is naw ready fur business. Have built a new oven and all wWiiug fresh bread, biscuit*; cakes, pica, etc., can have them every day. Warm meals and lunches at ail boors. Give us a trial. N. B. Shaw. . FOB SALE. Three colts one three-year-old, one two-year-old and one spring colt- Fur an inspection of the stock and prices, call on John Erikson, oiie mile nordi, and one mile west of Nashville. 4—5 New C-d.-r. Bring along your apples and try my new patent press aud grater, which in now in operation. I am prepared to make you more cider than you can get elsewhere, from the same amount of apples. H. R. Dickinson. Co-FartaeruMp. Owing to the increasing tan uids of mv busiiMw I have thia day aasociaSd with me In the practice of medine and Surgeiy F. R. Timmerman M. D., a graduate of MiehMun University I am pleased to iuhoduce him to my friends and patron* as a gentleman and one thoroughly qualified in his profes­ sion. H. A. Harbke, M. D. Nashville Sept., 1,18W. �food and tonics, Buch as irai or quinine. ..... —« - -• ----- tecomwith a slack lime, mere boy. xmditional upon taking the latw bow xwild he be gravely questioned. Pen thought if be were not utterly selfish, instead of forcing her into marnruig a man she didn’t like, ho would refuse to fulfil tho omditinu of the will himself. no way to open or close tho vali-ea, ex­ cept by means rf. leavers operated by the recommended liand. He set up a large engine at one of tho mines, and a boy was hired to Fir* seemed to flash from bin hand- i work these valve levers; although this property and freedom at the same time. But Olive disclaimed all pretensions to aonie eyes a* they met han ; his nos­ ' was not hard work, yci it required his I constant attention. As he was working fni, the best remedy is glycerine, to be tinselfishness, and candidly told her if trils quivered and dilate*!. these levcra, ho saw. that parte of put on at night on retiring, and over she had such an invincible repugnance thH engine moved in the nght di­ that a psir al old gloves, to be kept on to him she had better give pp flic proj>liwu on Pen's lipa to say, in the as­ rection, ar.d at the exact time that surance of the triumph she felt to be bo had to open or close the valve*. PITH AYP POIffT. time. It is-worth while for common people He procured a strong cord and made one to know that 50,000 typhus germs will to mar­ end fast to the proper port of the engine, thrive in the airtnunfcrenco of a pin-head _ m she Yea, sir—yea, Mr. .Clive Soulard, seemed to do. Now. with him it was and said: and th" other end to the valve lever; the or s-visible globule. It is worth while flowera. They shut u^i when they sleep." > made up my mind. If you are bent different He didn’t dislike Pun. by “ Oh, aEvo -aive r lx»y had tho satisfaction of seeing the en­ for tin m to note that these germs may Thk Iray who was kept after school anv means; he was rather thankful, on “ Do YOU love me, Pen ? That is what gine move off with jierfect regularity of be desiccated and be borne, like thistle forbad ortliograjihy said be was.spell­ motion. A abort time after the foreman seeds, everywhere, and, like demoniacal bound. the whole, that dear old Uncle Reese I came tor—what I will know." . hadn’t thrown Ahn Thompson in his “You haven’t any right to ask me. j came around and. saw the boy playing possessions, may jump noiselessly down Ix i* difficult to become familiar with “Very well, Pen." way instead of Pen Bradahawe; he Clive, after—after all you’ve said and । marbles at the door. Looking nt tho en­ any throat But there are certain things the wheals of a watch, so many of them Mr. Clive Soulard spoke very quietly, could think of plenty of worse incum­ done to make me think vou didn't care a gine he soon saw the ingenuity of the spores cannot stand, according to the travel in cog. , . , , •nd bent his handsome eyes on the jirl brances to a fine-property like that than straw for me, or anything but the mon­ ' boy, and also the advantages of so great I i Some women were evidently bora to with an expression of mingled nonchal- Pen. ey," said Pen. falteringiy. blush unseen — ut least they are Dever “Iwas fooHsh, trying to pay off old out the boy s inventive genius in a J1™3, flaVastly consoling this style of talk, was .** seen to blush. it noj ? Was he laughing at her, < a was scores, that’s all. Ilove you better than hu be in earnest ? Had he only been play­ my life, Pen. If you are not going to -Pr£ The older n sparkJ fog coquette or a . i»8- Hot wta i. umilxrr. Sep i. f’ll make a bonfire of • The for ing with her all that past time, when bo share it with Tho Dower-loom »..TCr-10OTi is u the-invention tbolnra.bonol . j; .niurv. Fight tviAius, \msll- fashionable belle grow«, the more of a seemed to live on her smiles—when a Uncle fortune and shoot myself farmer boy who had never seen or heard ^**n matchless she IracomvK. of rack » thing. He whittled one not I P’ idlerward. Will you come now ?" It is absurd to suppose that a man Soap is * a board “D “ lx“nl of “ health. wicked, and cruel, and you know it.” Pcrh that particular bevy of wed- with hi* j*ck-knife. *nd «!t«r he h*J got B him apparently the most wretched of can speak above his breath, since bis Cvbjxg Bick Heaimchjl—A Vermont mouth is bejow his nose. “Ah! Indeed, Pen, I was not aware men? Or, had he (ph, most heart-rend­ ding waiting below never experi- it all done, he, with great enthusiasm, '' ' that the advantages of thia arrangement ing supposition B the money in view all ounder sensation than when showed it to his father, who at once correspondent writes that, after suffering Young women often keep their lov­ were not mutual. .lam sure I supposed the time, and only sought her to secure the dra -room door opened again kicked it piecoa, raying he would have from nick headache for twenty yeani, ers by tears. “ Yes, ” , says Grunrwig, it • purely business matter on both that? \ Soulard marehod in with no boy about him that would nix-nd his with frequent attacks of' diphtheria, and Mr. “ love, like beef, is preserved by brine.” It looked like it, certainly—this sud­ tho I conquering hero, oonduct- time on such foolish things. The boy quinsy and crysipclafl, she has discov­ Wht is i the happiest of vowels? “ To be sure, but you have everything den assumption of indifference to her -.:;g , smiling was delighted at tho idea of learning a ered the cause of all her troubles. •be to gain, and I everything to lose.” pleasure, this open exultation to tho and tourful, but evidently glad and willw— trade, and he soon found that his new Eight months* abstinenoe from meat Because it ia in the midst of bliss, Tlie shadow of a flush arose in Clive terms of her uncle’s will. Psm, the master was kind and took a lively inter­ hss_ cured her of dyspepsia and all the e is in hull, and all the others in purga­ beautiful, the bewitching, the tantaliz­ walked straight to the old place, est in him. He had made a loom of what ailment* she Lok suffered from, and her tory. ’ “ Another man overtraard,” as th* ing was quite nonplussed. If she really Peodojw Bradshaws mi was left at one his father had broken up, health is better than it has been for thought, if she were poctively certain, under the most trying circumstance*, which Ira showed to his master. The many years. On a diet of vegetables landlsxtv remarked when the dead-beat that he wasn't doing thm to plague her, the words were said- -the twain made blacksmith saw ho had no common boy and cereals, with fl.ih and eggs occa­ skipped on Batonlay night without pay­ uau iumm oil moug; , “ If you mean by gain that I give up that he didn’t care for -anything but the la ; and if one might judge from the as an apprentice, and that the invention sionally, she is well and strong. Happy ing .lor tea week’s Ixrara. . A udi fo Jericho, Vt, bearing a poverty for wealth, the miseries' of money, site wouldn’t have him to save expreaaion of the eye and countenance, ' was a vorv valuable one. Ho imme­ are they who find out their limitations, bachelorhood for married bh-ssednesa, I his life ; ahe’d go off and be a govemess, two happier people than these never diately had a loom constructed under the physical, intellectual and spiritual, and ixreat dtsd about “preserving autumn don’t know but what you’re right oi to ar take in sewing for a living before she wore matrimonial chains. supervision of the boy; it worked to their do not ruin health and happiness in a leaves," put up some, but afterward that; but even then what do 1 gain that would marry him. perfect satisfaction, and the blacksmith vain endeavor to digest something be­ told Eer neighbor that they were not fit yon — don t? You money furnished the means to manufacture the yond their powers. to eat. ' A Good Old Man. “’*■ ----- ,Tcan -------have -- -- tlie ------"<> No, she wouldn’t cither; in this case wUlwat ™ mm than I as li*n> the hinl oul ,piu., in .ilo^ A New Wat to Thkat Dn'UTUEiUA.— “ If Jones undertakes to pull my cars," “You M6, my children," he said, as s looms, the boy to receive one-half tho ------ - without vou, .aj really Pen, Pen u u,jDg , M1Bnd .laiakjag little group huddled around him, “ there profits. In about a year the blacksmith Quite a discovery in .the treatment of saida lend-mouthed felio* on a street money and really. if j. diphtheria has been made recently. A you are aa lovely aa■ . a Peri, think IT . P^> inhmk MwiuK tor . living. Pen con- is'no habit that you can not rid yourself wrote to the boy’s father that he should •orner, “ he'll just have his hands full." may lay claim to the good looks of Au- I raiuuriy w or otherwise, did not dislike her of if you are. resolved. Now, in my bring with him a wealthy gentleman who young man whose arm had been ampu­ Tlie crowd looked at the man’s ears •nd tioous—eh. Pen?" running his slender future future spov spouse quite to the extent the early youth I was a sailor, and contracted was the inventor of the celebrated power tated was attacked by diphtheria Irafore smiled. white fingers through the halo of bronze ; pretended. * the popular habit of swearing at every- loom. You may be able to judge of the healing took place ; and, instead- of the An old salt, when asked how far north pOTn.urU thu oorered bi* buxbono • Somewhere Bom«whm in is her capricious L™; heart thingand nothing. Withoutprovocation astonishment at the old home when his matter incident to that ducase being de­ he hod ever been, replied that he had b<wl, uid ending * Uaghing glmoe Uien , _______ t /— [or ai„ 2__ I would rattle off n string of oatlis and non was presented to him as the inventor, posited in the throat, the greater por­ Ixran so far north that “ the cows when __ tnfzx fhn mirror Tninvir opposite nntvx’fw that reflected r»,n*Mvt*z1 a ti .1 * intojhc who told him that his loom was tho same tion apiraared in the wounded arm, and all the time. violate the commandment a hundred milked beside •» red-hot *tovc gave ics face beautiful almost as a woman’s. He was so handsome, so graceful, all times a day. When I left tho eea my aa the model that he hod kicked to pieces the diphtheria was very light and easily cream.” 4* Tush,” said Pen, coloring with im­ the other girls were in love with nim if mother’s early teaching returned to me, but a year Irafore.— IFcstern Trade. managed. Dr. Davis profited by this, A Socth-snd man asked a one-armed patience, ** I don’t think that this is any she was not and in his next case of diphtheria blis­ and I mentally resolved that I would Meant film. rime to talk nonsemk and make fun.” tered his patient’s breast, and on this organ-grinder if be was a survivor of th* And so the weeks wore away until the never swear again. That was forty years late war, and tlie organist replied: “Perhaps not," ha repUad, with a wedding __ ___ blistered part the chief deposits *]>When a railroad jiasse-nger hears tho day; Olive, light-hearted, care- ago, ruid f have never violated the prom­ “ Hang it, do I act us though I wa* whistle sounding on alarm, it is his first pcand. This was also an easy case o! v -j i»e I made myself. Some of you Lave killed in it?” .agreeable as he I little habits which you can easily rid impulse to look out ef the window, but the disease. The theory is that diph­ theria usually appears in the throat be ­ Deaf lady : “ What’* his name?” *v ’ * ’----- 1----------- -*■ p“~.“ “c xy dearthis impulse is often restrained by second Uko—anything but that; Pen, sulky and I ice, that you will call up your worst thought, except in the case of green trav­ cause of tlie thinness of the lining of the Youug lady: “Augusta* Tyler.” Th* elers. A few days ago an old man and throat Hence, when the blister break* d«Nif lady : “ Bless me, what a name ! ** । saucy by turns turns, but rnallv really miserable.. miserable, '1 habit and and. drop it to-night" “Toalrevcnigotth. mle yet, Chr. j ’ ally, __________________________ for a reason she could not The .promises were readily given, and liis wife were passengers on n LakeShore the skin upon the other part of the body • Busthis BilerF Eliza, y*u must b* making fun of me." ** - - but - - much train, and as the section mon were mak­ the disease np|M*«ra there. u WOrv * conic** iolicreoll, le*s *o to , then__ii_ camo coll* lor * *loty.was his wtmlda t take her on irach couditKci*" Mr. jj, q . L svuwmu .,^1. h*bit torapplomcnt hi* UM A Cahx^vl Diet.—Tho health de­ Mother— “Now, Gerty, be a good little lecture by ing rejMurs on the line in various places, Clive “Conditions? I didn’t know there I stories. 11 the whistle was sounded pretty often. pends largely upon the diet Good food girl, lind give Aunt Julia a kiss and ray । Pen, the invincible, was in love at last, | were any. It’s the money that is con“Tell us a story of the sea," lisped a The old couple were fully alive to every u in many instances better than medi­ good-night” Gerty—“ No, no! if 1 and, of all men, with Clive Soulard. If ' little voice. -dirional. not the wife." “ toot," and each time the old man would cine. How many dishes in common use kiss lier she’ll Irax ay ears, like she did Poor Pen was ready to cry with vex­ Clive suspected it be kept his auspiaionf> : ought to be discarded from our tables, if irapa’a huA night" Tlie old mon smiled, and picked up a stick his head out of the window. ation. The handsome, provoking fellow to himself, and never, by any* chance, ■ conch from the hearth. “Does it mean any thing, Samuel?*' wo would not become acomunted with Home wicked Yankee aays that he hn* only laughed at her whatever she said. dropped word or look that could be con- ; "Well, little beauty, I will let the i asked the wife every time his head came that unwelctme risitor, dyspepsia. 1 invented a new telegraph. He ptvponis as symptomatic of the tender pa*- t shell tell it" She might protest as much as she strued . j bock, but lie could give her no satisfac­ am convinced by observation that inau^ to place a lino of women fifty step* liked against tlie match which ; S>°Q' He placed it to his ear, closed his eyes, tory explanations. A traveler behind more might Ira restored to health if apart, nnd commit the newa to the finrt The cnauge change iu in Pen Bradshaye since i! and said: her uncle had planned so arbii eu xirnusnawr' I them finally warned the old man tliat he nourialung food suitable to their condi­ a* a very profound secret. trarily, making the inheritance of his the reading of her uncle’s wili wns too : “Hark! I hear the sea. It is tlie I ran a risk by sticking his head out, but tion, and needful rest from work or care Mamxa—“You are very naughty money conditional on these two marry- I marked hot to be apparent People Meditcranean, nnd before me is a ship nt the very next toot lie was at it again. were given them, instead of stimulating ing. <3ive Soulard only laughed at her, [' commented variously uj>on it Some i plunging ufXHi the stormy waves. Tlie , He wore a plug hat which looked fully the system by exciting drinks and Children, ami I am extremely dissatis­ and made jesting responses to all her I pitied her for being compelled to a mar- | crew are huddled about in terror, and the ; twenty years old, and its loss would l»e powerful drugs. Give nature a chance fied with you all!” Tommy—“That is appeala ringe so distasteful; others thought, vessel plunges along in the ligbtning- I nothing great Preparations were quietly and she will do much toward repairing u pity, mamma ! We’re all so thorough­ Penelope Bradshawe had been brought I »'itn Olive Soulard, that if it was dis­ rent with no hand at the helm. But i made behind him, and every tiling was the wasted energies, if the kindraf food ly satisfied with you, you know." up aa the adopted child and heiress of j tasteful she alone was to blame if she there is one form that trembles not It I all ready when next the whistle sounded. is given that the cose demands.9 There A South Hili* debating club is ^resi­ hex uncle, Reese Bradshawe. A year i ‘bd not chuoae the utterest poverty in stands at tlie bow with upturned face, | “I wonder what’s on tlie track now?" is much choice in the kinds of .meat and ling with, “Can a community exist before, this uncle luai died, leaving a ' preference to it queried the wife, aa ahex moved around the manner of preparing them, which we without women T We think it might gazing into the beavena" wiB,.wiiich was not to be opened till he । P<*n. meanwhile, meditating and specshould always observe whea cooking for exist for a while, but then it wouldn’t “On. that’s Paul, I know," exclaimed | uneasily. had been deal twelve months. uluting constantly on Clive’s changed de- a chndish voice. ! . “/Y dmino," he' replied; “ I Iralieve an invalid guest, or mem Imt of the fam­ know what wim going on.—Hunirtte. Thut will, being read at the appointed . mmnor, concluded at last that he was as The worst cut-up man of the hour, ac“ Right again, my child. Inspired by we’ve run over aa many as a dozen men ily. The fruits imd vegetables should time, proved to contain the somewhat indifferent to her as ho pretended to be ; a divine faith, he stands unmoved in the since we left Toledo. ” abo-lx* selected with great core, and cordiag to the Cleveland Voice, is that arbitrary dictum that lus beloved niece ad.I- she “ Do look out and Bee what it means,” often it is necesiary that some special Western re]M»rter who, in dm^crihiug the resolved, if nothing occurred night; neither fear nor pain can move should not have lus money without ahe oefore tlie wedding-day, to refuse then i she continued. dish sltould be presared for them, as appearance of the bell** of the. town at a him. He is a true man, and—” marriid his beloved cousin, Clive Sou- -o marry him, whether or no. The old man paused; the shell dropped j Out went his head, his face toward tlie they are necessarily deprived of bo much local picnic, intended to say tliat she lard, the said dive being still single at She had made all the usual prepara­ from his hand, and a lode of atartled in­ engine, and a smart rap vHth a cane from that others indulge in. We feel more [ looked au fait, but, of course, the type* the opening of the wilt tions. Her dressing-room wu strewn quiry came over his face. He sprang to tlie D**xt window knocked his hat off, and tiian repaid for extra work when We । hud to gut it “ all feet!" Pen Bradshawe was on exceedingly । sent it flying into a swamp. He jntlle.l have succeeded in getting m metiiing to “ A*rr letters for me ?’’ asked a young pretty girl, but contrarv, captious anil with snowy lace, hilk and muslins; his feet and danced a cancan in tne room; j back with such a rush that he alinoat tempfftho appetite of the sick, with no Indy of the female Postmaster in a coun­ -self-willed, as prettj girls are apt to be, I the bridesmaids for the occasion were he called on his patron saint and swore a being drilled and otherwise got ready string of oaths thirteen feet long as he ■ went over his wife into the aisle. j bad result* u» follow., try town. “ No," wa* the reply. ■and she frownod'in the moat decided for thair part in the approaching cere­ ' “ Lsuid a stars ! Irat did it mean any rent the air with discordant shrieks; the Anywhere to Grt Aw<y. “ Strange," said the young lady aloud to manner uikmi the unexpected tenor of mony. # women screamed; the children cried; I thing 7' she cried, as site gras}s*d him. her uncle - will. If hs had given Clive Mr. Greeley had Ihvb invited to de­ heraeii us she turned away. “ Nothing “I should think it did!” he yelled, “It The wedding morning came. the police came, and four ncighbora at i -half tlie property she wouldn’t have i liver a lectuao at a village a few mil>« strange about it," cried the L p. through meant that I was a durnod old fool, and Forth from her chamber floated the last bare him to tiw floor and nat upon uuoded, but to force her to make her bride, dad in flowing snow, and snr- ! from Chicago. He appointed the tins* th6 delivery window, “you ain’t an­ him, while another removed with a jsur | had got to go burehesdi-d all the real of for Saturday evening, but was dismayed swered the last tetter he writ ye.” ■choice between poverty and Clive—to rounded by her bridesmaids, like the comjjasM-s a bug from hi* <-nr. j this Nuxamer.!" ut finding when there that there was no Avoud mother wants to learn how he oblige • saucy little flirt like her to Queen rose in a garden of blossoms; The hard-hearted conductor reftwed to One little cockroach, hid in a shell, train to take him track to Chicago before son will “turn out.’’ That's easily done marry anybody—wax ulxuninable. forth stepped the bridegroom, hand­ had upset the resohrtiuos vt forty years* ! stop the train and nraover the InU. and She forgot, even in her own mind, to some, graceful, light of heart, and exult­ standing. I ut the ewd of a hot tiiseuwiou the Lare- Monday. H» first question of the gen­ If be'a wanted to go out and weed the •dd to the sum of her grievances on the ant Penelope let him take her hand, head'd victim brought his fist down with tleman who was awaiting him was if garden, he will “ turn out ’’ slowly and there Wks no way in which he could get reluctantly and be two hours dressing. •abject the fact that tlie provoking will and lead her forward, without lifting her Statistics of the PnXnrtfoa of Beer. I shivering force, and exclaimed; If he's caJled to sec a circus procession “ Wai, now, I want you to understand out of town tho next day. cat *hart the most delightful little flirta­ eyes till they stood at the very alter Some official tables connected with the Not by a public conveyance,” he wa* go by bell probably “turn out” quick tion Mias Pen had »*ver indulged fu. Hurt if there is any law in thin land, this steps. Then, su>tden)y,'she looked up. and hurt himself trying to camo down She had known Olive all her life ; in- first at him, then at the assembled I 'ere railanod has got to move its Fcnce- told. Ktairs and put a lxx>i od st the sahuie ■deed, they were distant cousins, and guesta. nnd. drawing her hand from him, Iraen lately issued under authority of the I earners lack. *8poaen’ them raB» had • “No boats?’ * * Not at thia sewa on oi the year. ’’ (De­ 'Give had spent a good share of his boy- she said, with alow, delilrarato cnunciu- Austrian Government The following is given wra a wipe on ti*e jaw ?“ cember.) “ Whxn I wa* once in danger fnxn a tioii : a summary of the productiou during A hharp crooa-queationksg elicited the tiger,” said an old East India veteran, American Kkm Making. “ I cannot do it Better poverty, bet­ 1879: The whole Gvrmnn Euxoire prouifonuatiou tisrt au occasional propelfar ter wretchedness. Iratter anything, than dueed 18,946,510 hectolitres, w 23,011,The fiaat gloss factory in America wn» stopped at onv cf the piers during the “I tried sitting down andstaring at him, as I fowl do weapons." “ How did it nately petted and plagued the life out such a marriage as thia. I have changed 117 British barrels; Gnat Britain, 36,­ erected hi 1609 near Jamestown, ▼•» .of him. • my mind. Good friends, it is a pity to 597.550 hectolitre, or 23^75,019 bnrreb; and the second followed in tin- name wu»U r month*, but there was no cer­ work?" asked a bystander. “Perfectly; tainty of Buchan event occurring. Sun­ It was bad enough to Ira snubbed and disappoint you, but there will be no the United States of Nnrth Arnrrics, 15,­ colony twelve ream latex In 1633 some day morning Mr. Greeley wa* down at .the tiger didn't even offer to touch me.’’ 400,000 hectolitres, or 9,425.25a l>srreh»; acres of pound were granted to glaasanen lira shore, looking as Uwgingly asaalpp- “Strange ! How did you account for woaxed by so pretty a girl as Pen while wedding today.’’ it ? ” “ Well, Bometimes I’ve tbonght it So saving, she glided through the as­ Aufdna-Haugary, 11,184,681 hectolitres, in Salem Mass., probably the that year he was in jackets and she in pinafore*, wrecked sailor for a Bait No lx»at ap­ but to have such a state of affaire con­ tonished groups and left tliem staring nrfl;»re,090 Irnrrch: FHnoe, 8,721.000 of the industry which was prosecuted pearing his ln»t prevailed ujran him to wa* Iracauae I sat down on a high brancn ixecioKtewi, or 5.831.M5 barrels; »d- there for many years. The first glosa go V, church with hiss. “ We had in of a v«y tall tree." tinue—well, it wan bo highly unpleasant breathleaalv after her. The luckless bridegroom knew no* factory in Pennwlvanam was bwfit near our little chuaeh," oayatiie writer, “that A Hcucrnnr.says:.“The whole globe io Mr. Clive Soulard that he could not barrels; Rnssin, 2,800,800 hectnhtn-a, or I’hiluldbhia in 1688. under the direetkra day a clergyman to whom even \Mr. chctaina 1,200,000,000 inhabitant*. It •conoeal hut exultation at the turn which 1.40M74 barrel*; tho Nethcrfbmda, I,- of Win Penn, bat did. not jirow snccesto- Greeley eu#u bavo listened with profit each num, woman tad child could pull -was necessarily given to affairs by the ed full More at a point where, being 600,000 hectolitres, or 978,308 baxrek; fuL 'lbs first glass factory west of the with a force of 100 pounds, 1 o move a tender but unm<pitnouM, he had not eu*> Denmark. 1,100,000 hectolitre^ or 672.­ Alleghanies waaset up by AHxurt Gallatin if not with pleasure. Listening, how­ bar of steel 5,380 feet wide and as many ever. was nut Mr. Greeley’s intention. 516 barrels: Sweden, 180,000 hr rtril^i—, aud assoefotea in 1785, at New Settling himself in a corner of the pew thick, it would require the united effort* Was it the mortification, the slight, or 568^563 barrels; IWy, STBjOQO besto! Geneva., on th* MouengaheU River. A an one must al­ he went to steep, and slept bn until near of 2,000 Mich worlds a* thia." When • . ____ ______ ____ .jnatsnoea. Pen the being so publicly rejected by as litres ar 531,900 braxrabv. Switraritad, ■ tcrnall factory was sstaldMbed on the the close cd the aermon. Suddenly the man is washing his face and can’t find • 7±l,00O hectolitres, ur 44^758 Iwrrete; Ohio River, user Pittsburg, in 1790^ and Bradshawi; could hardly be blamed for lovely a girl as Pen Bradahawo ? whistle of a pn^mUet sounded through towel to wipe the soap out at his eyea, ^ Norway, 615,000 huetolitrca, or.336,000 anothra in 1795. Th* earlier attempt »o4 liking the tabice turned upon her in the uir. The great editor start-xl, pricked be never thinks of this. And if any oiu» with fear at the thought of losing, after ; foiled, tlie later wa* quite Buccesafnl up his earn, then jumped up without a wa* to tell him at sueb-a critical moment, ' in !8I0 these wire twenty-two gbum glance even at lus Lost, widked down the prolrabilities ore that he would not 1 not like all, n woman who, with all bw coquettish CSive one frivnlonsnem, was worth more tn him I factories in th* eauntry, with *n annua) y, hut the return thanks for the information. i pnxhset valued at <1,^17,00(1 Thon? are the aisle and outoi the ohuroh, and was •ouukl not than air the other women put together Mrs. Pabtinoton nrtuma from the the smallest production whs in Russia, * now about five times as many foctoriea, seen no mote by Um inhabitants. After­ • poor rawing ward it was leaxm-d that tho propeller seaside : “Yea, I’ve been to a seaside where the ratio was only three Etrea, or 1 producing eight times aa much glass. was on it* way to Milwaukee, not Chi­ । retort. I have had my trimmer uxtora little more than 5J prate for every in- According to the returns received under his wife?' i cago. ‘ But anywhere to get away/said . tion, and I must confess my anticips_____________ him fur that I . Cffive Soulard’s hsujicaae hahitani. the reeeut ivura, our flint glam factories ■Clive that *he would Lions surpaaaed my expectation*. To I turn out 210,554 tons at table and other Mr. Greater.” • mind to j face bad suddenly token tho hue of j jM-ople in indignant circTunatances the 1 ghua-warv; and the window-ghuw works Ta»obo, N. C., ha* a colored woman ' lore । dearth, and bin voice was unsteady aa he One night aJudge, a military officer, । imduoe 2,(144,440boxes Tlie tend value who was raised as a boy; does not : recommendatiiHis might be rat»f ictory; and a minister all applied for Lxlgfog ut <4 tho prdnot is nearly $45,750,000.— recoBect when she began to wear male but it is beyond my reprahnaaian how people of effulgence-—people whn have an inn uheru there was but one spare iScteMhijic Amerioan. clothing; still dresu* and acta like a lugubrious home*, sunuouuted by all into little whispering bed. and too landlord was called upon man; does a man’s work and beam a that enibczzle* civilbrad life—-can put up to decide which had the beet daim of Thk Washington paper says that Jus­ man's name. She has averaion to in auc-h caverns. They must have in­ the thro.-; i fr I have lain fifteen yean in tice Harlan, of tira United State.. 8n- being with women or doing their kind vested taaten.” ureme Gmrt, is paeriouatdy iond of of work, and say* she would go to the footeball. This fact should prove a valu­ penitentiary Irafore she would wear a Bmokino is to Ira prouibited among With your leave, gen­ able jxtintcr for young men who intend bonnet She is a mother, but not at all West Point cadets. Hazing will go on flood In the ministry rad I teg on his daughters. motiierly, and her ehild calls her papa. aa usual. PEI BRADSRAWE. 1 I I �iving my full stock of deer . skin and psol heart ' bw by which tlie Government pays a .ulmufen <4 monthly to every wwspNpur publiabrd in the republic, JUilwat interests in Bulgaria have . X MORN ISO. A* , Nashville, Michigan. OCkaw srcarftogs, made with-what is known a* Sir William Thompson’s ateel wire, show that along the entire coast ci California a depth of 1,500 fathoms or more is reached ** m« rs within a dis­ tance of from twenty to seventy miles westward frot« the slierre, Che greater jiart of thi* Knddrti fall ormrriug tlie lut ten to fifty miles. At onu hundred miles west from San Francisco the bot­ tom i* found to bo 2,500 fathom* deep. Tlie te*d of the ocean continue® of u uniform depth, greater than 1,500 fath- OFTICE IX TRCMAN'8 BRICK, BKOOXT> 8T0RT. Mant clergymen in this pountry have oma, until the Sandwich islands are in wroond-hand sermon*. He, offers ser­ reached, the greatest depth being 3,000 mons, “ lithographed in a bold, round fathoms, at a distance of iil>out four hundred mile* east of Honolulu, wliich ses them would suppose they were manu­ great depth is maintained until within script, foe 25 cents each, o* $20 a bun* Honolulu ; at fifty miles dred. He has a lino of cbtener sermon* the depth is 1,500 in print at 10 eenta apiece, warranted orthodox ; and others-r-a little more exAt the Cincinnati Exposition a prize was offered for the prettiest dinner­ yet an awful solemnity, al>out them." table, and it vqim given to a man who spread a round table about eight feet in Thx last of tho famous Collins hue of diameter for a dozen guests. The cen­ steainKhiiw, the Baltic, is to be broken . np. Hwlito hu l*« on. <* rtri-itofl. j YFS^. nj® t*.flo t- ■ £S Thia judgment wu« certainly Rugbt, tlie town now being founded soon. bj Thomas Hughe* and others in East thought to lx? correct when New York Tennessee, is iu some respects a com­ ordered nearly1,000,000and Philiulelphin munity. The store will bo on the co- 2,000,000 immediately. Bnt three or­ and the sale hnx « operative plan, the purchasers receiving 1 ders were not repeated, . a share of the profits. A large part of | dwindled from tlie first quarter instead the land will remain undivided, and be of increasing. In a short time after devoted to pleasure ground* and stock- they were announced to the Postmasters raising—the latter for the benefit of all 1,931,500 were sold, the next quarterly settlers. The managers will provide report gave 654,000, the next 210,000, plans for buildings f^ree, but will not and the liit only 54,500. This leaves impose any restrictions as to the kind of about 4,000,000 on liaud, enough to Ihst houses to be erected. No liquor will for years if the demand does not in­ be sold in Rugby, except by up apothe­ crease. ___________ cary for medicinal purposes. At Parkersburg, W^-Va.^ the other A cmiovs mode of conducting contra­ band trade has just tieen put in practice in Switzerland. Tlie proprietor of a watch manufactory at Lugano has a large ami well-trained stock of carrier­ pigeon*, which keep journeying continu­ ally to Italy aud back again. Each pigeon on its flight to the south bears a small watch attached to its feet The owner thus hopes to imjxirt daily fifty watches into Italy without running any danger or paying any duty. Acting upon this 'nfom>»iwm the Custom House au­ thorities at New York have instructed all officers of stearrtships to refuse pasKengora the liberty of taking pigeons on board. But “stool pigeons'* are not gashville girrrtonj. and Conveyancing aepectaltr. •Ion Cialma promptly ailettdc LEWIS DURKEE T AWYER, Katan Public, Real Eatate Ly aneo Ayeut. ’ Collections promptlv tu CoDvevanclny prop-[ly execulad Odle® QrUntu's Stors. earnest nttentiou to the » auiw, nvM s'. Dunethe oil region. One day, cred. In other* some are covered with ■Urtied and irarprisrd at bearing some­ cl'eap cloth, some with building paj»er thing acme tearing through thg hnabea and wall paper pasted over it, while some are plastered and made as comforteHa as any room need to be. Once inside, you lata/in wiRt va^ for, before he would not know but you were in a wtone could raise hi* gun, a i»ig bock jumped or brick house. Then you will some­ over some burin* and laadad not ten times find elegant farnitu.-c, the remains feet away from him. The dorr then saw of better days, sometimes a piano anil Hie skill to play it; choice hooks, which the man for the first time, and endeav­ indicate literary tastes; the latest pa­ ored tu» hto e««r*e. lading sol* pers and magazine*, whteh show tlmt die aiUDSbfod «>d partially felt Mr. Magee, uimates keep np with the tim«. Indeed, who L a stroog, active man, befog too it is aurpririug to know how many families of refinement and cultured taste, lieiug uufortauate. make a fresh start in life on back of h« fore lega, and the deer fell 140 106 53 984 368 324 50 GrocerieM for Pherybody. I always aim to make prices on goods as Htaic fHrMt*. J Is. MTEVEW8. ’ Opposite Par'adj'H Hhse Shop, - NASHVILLK, MICHIGAN And prices on PRODUCE os High a« the Highest and give every one a fair, square deal? BLACKSMITHING, AND DokT YOU FORGET IT, FALL, 1880 Detroit Stove Works Stoves, BUILDERS’ HARDWARE, Iron, Nails and Steel. PURE WHITE LEIDS IND LINSEED OILS, Color** in»<l C HAMPION X-CUT SA1VS, BOTTLES OF FRIZELLES VEGETABLE Blood Purifier SOLD OS THE PACIFIC COAST' 0i> its merits alone, nota dollar used fo newspapers, the ircomeutlaiion* of those using it being nuftirieut to make this rnormoUH nah*. Also. PUMPS, both wood and iron, TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE, SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS, TABLE CUTLERY. SHEARS, RAZORS, Ac., FARMERS’ AND MECHANICS’ TOOLS. FT* Thanking the public for their liberal patronage during the past, I sludl deavur by good good* and Low Prices io merit it iu the future. FRANK C. BOISE 620,000 BOXES OF FRIZELLE S COMPOUND IMHDRAKE And Rhubarb Pills, to l*Tevent and Curs Sick Headache, Bllllousnesa H‘M. l-AKimUTJiK. P. Office over Mull'a Drug store, Ver­ dis uiontvllU, Mich. p j. puKcnu, Boss Barber. II own the worvt om pr'wninal y ----------- NEW STOCK Ob’ t;uaUtlea for ynararlf. Pdce, - - 25c. a Box FRIZELLE BR03. Props. 8aa Tnndapo. ERIZ.ELIX A Co., Ginwral KasUro Agrnta, SS JUST RECEIVED. WE ARE SELLING THE CELEBRATED S<»00 Rcwnrd! STIKDiRD SCREW FASTENED GOODS Ivr MiUlMthn*. Pn■inlng 3* Fl! r, SI «<*. ----- SOMETHING BETTER THAN------ FOB FASTENING SOLES OF BOOTS & SHteLS, WE RECOMMEND TJ1E STANDARD SCREW KII> OFF THE SOLES -------------- FASTENED WITH !T. - CALL AND SEE THEM W. G. AYLSWORTH. r£HEY HAVE GOT ’E.U. hlic, 11 aplc Grove. Mich g LIEB HAISE R, Health In Wenltlu . Wsrr’s Xbbvk at> liaataTssAi br hjalsria, couvul.Wms. hr. tnrnlal drptexlofi. lose uf mt BECAUSE IT IS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO NO PATENT NO PAT. ft i TI N T 2 181 tfl I d ssfttfw.t*”' What? KOCHER BROS. NEW GOODS. MM READY MADE CLOTHING, ““SPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO OUR ViMhvflte. • Ji rpHAT HUSBA5D OF MINE I ladies IL I. Beaver Cloaks, IIIHIMSS WUHIKGTII MILLS SXE tlOillM, J? A. BCSHe “THE BOSS" BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, X AN H WILLE, lyiLLlAlt JONES, Imported Cashmeres, DRESS TRIMMINGS in Worsted, Silks and Satins. rar in elegance and style the above goods caunot be equalled in this market. Ladies fail not to see them before you purchase. Prints, Flannels, Waterproofs, Cashmere Suitings, Carpets, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Groceries, Ac., Arizona prospectors give felicitous OFFICE HOUJW: Itojfl Suits of Underwear, for Ladies and Gents. gOOT 13D SHOE SHOP. Suits of Clothing, for Men, Boys and Yonths. A Overcoats, mkmA' for ‘ | Men, Boys und Youths. Prx. of Boots and Shoes, for Men Women and Children, BOOTSandSHOES, prs. of Rubber Goods, nil styles, . FWEHUOES. •fwt.uliy. prs. of Buck Gioves nnd Mittens. A. BURCMAN Pieces of Prints; for 5 cents per yard. J that left Near York Iasi year, thirteen the wall rises. When the height one story is reached a small timber is act up at eaen end, aud a ridge-pole placed upon them, and the sod wall built up or into the gable. On tliis ridge there rest smaltir }K»kM for rafters, and on these sod is bud in course*, foe courees overlapping each other Ilka Shingles, “ so many inches "to tlie weather.” The only money outlay Dress Goads, Gloves, Hosiery, Notions, Cloths, Flan­ nels, Ticks, Shirting, Stripes, Checks, Denims. EMORY PARADY. USTICE OF THE PEACK. Conrrye-nring carvtuliyaad XJ-...._ ..niumpUy V-.L-.I’.attended - UL.k to. Office aaat W. H GRISWOLD, IL Homoeopathic Phvridaa and fliirgron. day, some eliildren, in a spirit of mis­ M ■ Uffic® ov«r !>.<*. Griffith's stors Rc*Ja. nr« chief, mn after and caught one of the eoruer 1'iillllps and Durlow atm Uou sivsn lo calls day ur night. pigs of a litter, and carried it squealing A. M. FLINT, through the gate into tlie yard. The old sow became* fearfully enraged, and, rushing into tlie g*te, stized the first colUx-tlou* j>n>u>uUr m*4«. Office GnSik eSlute. NeebvIlU.^IicS. boy she came across, and, throwing him down, caught him by tlie top of his bead with her tusks and carried him scream­ ing into the street, where she would have torn him to pieces in a very short Ti RASEY, ~ time but for the neighbors, who ran to TAHATMAM. Oooda and fUggage tarried vt> any his insistence, and with great difficulty J. J place la the rllUge- bloui bureee, good drey succeeded in getting him out of the reach of the animat He was carried ^HiirrlUaroim Card/. home, and a physician summoned, when I it wa* aecertniaed that the brute hod YY<>I-COTT HOUSE, torn the scalp almost entirely from the I little fellow's head, and had inflicted C. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. other terrible wound* on his body. At last accounts the boy was still living, but be is so terribly mangled and torn that his chances for getting over the wouodfl are very slim. Tub American Miller say* that toe recent investigations by the British Par­ liament into the losses o2 grain-laden ships have elicited facta that must hare astonished even Mr. PlimsolL Accord­ ing to Use London Time*, Mr. Martell, Sad Hooses. the chief surveyor of Lloyd’s Registry, On the prairies, far from the.woods, testified that “ no less than 148 vessels where log cal;ins are impraeticaliiB, the have been missed or known to capsize aed bouse is made u a substitute. To bund one, a imui goes on to the prairie and founder since 1872 -8, and tliat o with his team and breaking plow, and turns a straight wiooth .“xxl atjtue three or four inches thick. This aod is very tough. When sufficient has been tonied over " out of 545 British ships, grain laden, the sod is cut into squares and laid up in t^COHSISTINt? OF LOW AS THE LOWEST VILLAGE OFFICERS —first » magnificent pownger Rteamer ” " ‘ President—Hlliu Chk>t-an. Recorder-^IXsnk M_el>crhy. between New York and Liverpool, then were star rays of pink laid on green, and a Government transport during tlie war, between them were a trefoil, a horse­ M snhal—W111. j*ai k c r in en moae »vnncr«, carrying lmijuij. . then made iuu> into a muuuu sailing vewiel, tawnlns. A. W. Oldi, H. Roe, E wb»» l«^.n Bnrupv wl Fnu.- >hoc,>ta,. pip. m flow. , RcyooUB, Wm. Btoio*. . __ ...... ' ................. <>mere. Th* laiHzHi.hslM were €1 ff The laitt-xi-hplvbunnueta bqnquete were cisco. The Adriatic is h coal hulk at Morlttlw. rosebuds and lilies of the valley,-and the one M the West India English nava - . , . .UUou«, Th. oU>«. tar. gone to th. i '•d“2oo’”to K<” bottom a th.- i«, wrr having | Th. Uhl-, o».«r«l w.th ~>Uu ,1. on history of .tonn wr.1 »ul din. “d «*“’ K1"'- “J™ ; n]x>n it were worth al>ont 32,000. . The trills of tanOftre.of tinted silk, paint <1 A novel way of catching a swarm of with wild flowers and landscape panel*. meeting every TLur»J*y trttdog. bees was unintentionally tried at De­ ^a?iar« girrrfory. catur, Mich. Harry Shoultere ran to Thk postal-card agency at Holyoke, them with a green bough in his hand. Mass., scut away 71,727,(XX) 1-cent cards IE //. KMVff, The queen bee poiaad hereelf ove{ it, in the last quarter, against fl3,224,500 in and then alighted on Harry’s hat, and, the currvsi>onding quarter of 1879. .For in a twinkling, the whole swarm gathered tlie first three month* ending June 30 H A. BARBER, alx>at bifl head, and completely covered ' the number sent was 67,903,500. The I If. > A’A • < iQloe, t>mr rv.l<lcuc«. on corner 01 WMuiluir him over. 80 closely were they knit to- history of the 2-ccnt international cords and -suu Mn«u, N«*hTtlk, Mich. gother that Shoulters could scarcely ! has been a great Buqirise to the deport-1 DR. C. W. GO IfCHER, breathe. A box was procuretl, and ment. Last winter, when they were iu-1 Bhoultere* head wait poked into it, and tnxlueed, tho contractors made more gradually tho bees worked off and *afe- than 6,000,000 at owe, every one sup­ CHAS JI. BRADY, ly hived. . posing that they would all be wanted . GOODS DENTISTS Is larger and better selected than ever before as an in*ps*ctioD will convince KOCH K R RKOH NERVOUS DEBi �Thr^Srwg. AfiAPTXD FOR BURRING ALL KINOS OF FUEL SATURDAY. OCT. 23. 1880 child.’ Why not EVERY STOVE WARRANTED A 8UCCE8S. love the faith and hope of chMrt-n. None their Equal—Acknowledged Favorites. Are we any better off if we have al­ ALWAYS AWARDED FIRST PREMIUM. lowed them to slip from us f We love the ardor and natural enthusiasm of An officer ala fair, at Ridgeville, children. Are we any wiser if we have Ind., caught a man climbing over the covered up all toe impulse* and warm fence, aud deliberately killed him feeling of our natures, so that toe । ' with a pistol. . world only knows a cold calm exterior OUR EUROPEAN LETTER. We know* woman who ha* lost all piONEEK (STORE Ignorance is the mother of prejudice, property though once very rich, ha* and prejudice ever prevents the one her hands so cramped by rheuiuatisai London, Eng.. Skit. M, 1880. who entertains It from seeing things in that she ba* been unable to uwi them London is just now in the eyes of the reality of truthfulness. He looks for years,and yet she i* full of sunshine polite society absolutely empty. There WE ARE ALWAYS READY TO ENTERTAIN Cus­ at truth through the medium of preju­ aud thanksgiving to God every dav must be a population of nearly th rev dice much as we be bold a stick plung­ for toe great enjoyment she find* in tomers and to treat them to the million* still remaining intown, but ed into water. No matter bow straight life. We know another, who, in the these people do not count. A rapid and tlw stick is, it m^nis bent below its midst of luxury, wishes she had not pretentions Foreign Office clerk, whom point of ooutact with the water. lieen bora, and there are some beside* I had tlie misfortune to meet the other Our terrestisl sphere is again visited herself who almost wish she had not. day at powee, informed m»* with an air Not least of all shall we have to give of gravity tliat there wa* at this mom­ by a comet, which larks in the vicinity of the constellation Pegasus, and is account in the judgments* to what ent “really no nne in London except the men at tho Foreign Office and the thought by many astronomers to be the manner of spirit we have possessed. Guards.” I disgusted my friend by famous comet of 1812, which has for A muscular- and energetic negro re­ some time been eagvriy expected. This asking him, whether tlie Metropolitan AT TO vivalist w at work in Little Rock. "I Police bod, abandoned their post*. celestial visitor will afford a rare oppor­ sees a good many ole tuff* io dis Bflt he wa* quite right in saying that of tunity for scientific investigation with house,” he said, inoneof his meetings bis own particular world tlie great the. spectroscope. an I wants ’em to come up ter de mass had' departed and wa* either The foreign view of the National mourners bench right now. Dey's got shooting grotme in Scotland or on the ter come. De Lord doan say. I wish credit being influfneed by toe coming north of Ep gland moon or yachting election, is unmistakably illustrated by you would du anything, but says you’* around the I»’e of Wight. A certain the fact that United States securitids got to do it. Firmness is religion. De projxjrtiinrtoo, of our fashionable »oadvanced io Loudon and were more rock Qt ages is made outen flint. Mr. ciety has gone abroad. But the prop­ firm on toe next day after the Ohio and Johnson,” said the preacher ad dressing er thing to do in the month of August Indiana elections, than they previously a sinner, "come np an’ put yer head on is to sail or shoot grouse, as, during were. To a non-partisan, this shows dis bench. Pae played kyanl* wid yer the month we have Just entered, peo­ dearly that the security of the Nation but you’se got ter reform. Come on, I ple who respect the linage < f high life, rests upon the success of toe present tells you; is yer cornin’!” "No, I isn’t,” shoot patridges to the exclus’on of *aid Mr. Johnson. "Den I ’ ll fetch yer, incumbents. almost every other pursuit. Iu Oc­ You’ss been standin’ off de preacher tober tlie pheasant* will claim a due Two stalwart men were working at long ’nongh.” The preacher left toe share of attenttnn.and fox hunting will night in a Chicago freight yard. Each pulpit, advanced to where Mr. Johnson begin. The Brighton season,moreover had a'large kerosene lamp. A quarrel was standingand caugtit him by tlie will be at hand, nnd thus each succeed­ arose between them which ended in a collar. The two men began struggling ing month will bring it* owu partici'-' fight. The lamps were used as weap­ and confusion prevailed bat Mr. John­ larfonu of pleasure until the arrival of ons, and were speedily broken over the son wa* dragged to the bench. winter, when London will once more be full. For in addition to the men in heads of the contestants. The oil ran Madison, Wis,, has had a sensation* the Foreign Office and the gnardn. over them and caught fire, but neither numbers of rich mid distinguished, would let go his hold, nnd they contin­ A ghost, tall nnd gantly, was seen stalk­ persons who formerly spent -their win ued the struggle with their bodies in- ing back and forth through the trees in ter* at the conutry home*, are now velopyd iu flame, until both were dis­ the park at the solemn hour ol mid- throughout the cold month* to be abled by burning. One died immedi­ nigbL Some hackmen on duty near found in London. Field spirt* are all very well for the men, but for rhe wo­ ately, nnd the other lived only a few the Vilas House first di*covrred it, ami men of the family they as a rale, pos when halt the town hail got out of lied sees no attraction whatever, and it m in - hours. > and gathered together to see the dread­ great measure no doubt, to female in­ ‘Belknap and Mrs. Greene eloped to­ fid apparition, two or three of rhe ti no nee that the ntfw winter movement London may be attributed. gether, at Melrose, Wis. They drove a crowd were found courageous enough towards All meaus of active life seems to good horse rapidly, but had not gone "to investigate” the spook. They up have come to an end. Parliament is more than ten mile.* Before they beard proached cautiously, crouching down not sitting, the I^iw Courts have risen a clatter of hoofs behind. Greene had among the trees and shrubbery, and in for the long vacation, both the opera houses are shut, the principal dramatic hastily mounted and started in pursuit. a half an hour they got near enough to theatres are also closed and there The race was long and exciting; but discover that it wa*a big, tall saloon­ scarcely any places of amusement While the husband at length rode alongside keeper, whom the’ intense heat had worth going to very often the pair, cocked a pistol, and command­ driven out into the park, where mm yachting and shooting are engaging the energies of the upper portion of society everything bnt n white sheet, he ed a halt. Belknap wa< abject with the middle dosses are amusing them­ terror. "You may have your wife. Mr. thought jie could walk about i\pobser­ selves in their own sad manner at the ; • seaside. But the dullness of ntir En-1 Greene,” be said. "I don’t want tier,” ved for an hour or more. glish watering places is a sufficiently I Greene replied; "you don’t think I’ve A sewing machine agent driving vast subject to lie treated by itself. chased yoUjike mad to get her back! Tho London 7tnic« has published re­ through Monroe county, Kentucky, Oh, no. But I’ll take my dollar and a cently, several leaders on the gigantic drew up before a cottage ami asked a scale on which the export of American i half that she’s got in her pocket.” The taurdlesH sixteen-year-old boy stand­ wheat is conducted. It endeavor* to j money was given up, aud the elopement ing in the yard if his mother v as at console the British fanner, by remind- I proceeded quietly. home. "She i«,biit she don’t lire here” ing him of the fact that if American , wheat atn be sold in Great Britain for! There is much social commotion at he answered. "I’m the head of this fiftvgihillings per quarter, he can gel Don’t fail to call; we will do you good. Cleveland, Ohio. John L’Hommedieu house.” Finding the i>oy married, the that price for his wheat if he has iMo sell. Increased population has aug­ is one of the wealthiest men in the city. agent went inside und encountered a mented the uumlierof bread eaters and child, wn<» said -he wa* the boy ’ s wife His son married Miss Fargo, against if the present harvest is a good one the parent* wish. For several weeks the and that when she wa* married wiw not British farmer will get a fair return for two families quarreled over the young eleven years old. "What on earth did hi* product. The Thnet even thinks that the days of high prices have not wife. The Fargo* would take her you two marry forT” asked the agent entirely disappeared for the Birtfedi far­ home and then the L’Hotnmedieus “What do other folks marry for!” the mer, as America cannot always reckon would take her away. She submitted child replied. Tlie l>oy said that he on a series of good harvests. _____________________ Alpha . passively to the frequent transfers. intended to buy a sewing machine for After n spiritual seance in Boston, Public opinion seems to have favored hi* wife when she got old enough to —BUT REMEMBER THAT— there was found in the nail a curious the Fargo* who stand high in the com­ sew. "Come around in three or four iron harness. This wa* by nnbelievers munity and one night bills were post­ years,” he Kaid,"and I’ll take one.” associated with a certain materialized ed about town censuring the senior In the spring of 1873 some intelligent form that had been shown fl >ating iu , L’Hommedieu. He retaliated by stab­ women of a New England village an­ the air. ------ WILL SELL YOU-----Aa thingsnow ran,almost every man bing Fargo perc. nounced that on a day named there learns a trade. If not out of priaon would be the best dinn-r they eould when young, in it when older. t A long and hard struggle was made prepare for men who would come fur by J. W. Dunn to save his family from ▲ GOOD WATCH FOR $5a day’s tree planting. The result was drowning in Pensacola Bay. He was For FIVE DOLLARS we will mmJ by mail, po>tthe setting out of thirty trees. The out sailing with his wife and five chil,e prepaid «ad reyUtered. to any mldreaa, a fulL year 1874 was dry, and anxiety was dred, when a squall cap- ized the l»oat. felt about the trees A few were cared , Light Single and Double Harnesses made of best Virginia oak tanned Leather. Being a good swimmer, he was able to for by those who lived near to them place the bands of the entire party on but twenty three remained to be look toe edge of the craft, or in the case of Reference, to tlwttaiblUber of lhl« paper, witn whom cd after. Twelve women induced a WA Mn U'rtl. rwi, n.rnA and the name the younger children to put them on man to send bis horse with * water the bottom. But the water was rough, barrel, and with their own hands they the wind continued to blow furiously, gave to each tree a barrel, aud saved it and one after another they were dis­ This i* a proceeding which deserves lodged. He brought them back repeat­ wide imitation. edly, and for eighteen hours did his utmost to keep them in place, but Judging from the outrages com mitt- ' when the boat finally drifted to shore ed against free speech in the South the I only the parents and one child remain­ Democracy that permits them is both | Displaying its immense stock of new goods for fall and winter, ed. Dunn was made insane by the ex- ignorant and cotferdly. if a Demo- i from the best manufacturers of Foreign and Domestic Woolen cilementand exertion. crat really love* the Cous|itution of the ' Fabrics in the world. We do not like to work in the dark; United Stateshe will at all times and , Mis* San* Bernhardt, who turns the all occasions protect the man who has ' neither do we sell goods in the dark, but will honestly show heads of Emperors, Kings, Dukes, something to say, no matter whether I 1 the purchaser what he is buying. Our line of Counts, judges and politicians, has his idea* be in accordance with his I started for America, and her arrival is bearer or not. If he doe* not like the expected every day at New York. She talk, let him move on as become* a is accompanied by one of her sons. gentleman.—Brick 1‘omeroy. Though never married she has fonr . • Wj -y /Coj Coats and Vest and Pant«, is very largt? and complete in the Lost week a Bible agent sat down at children. The most fashionable peo­ Vh ■ * • ■■ assortment. A large and select stock of ple will receive, entertain and make a a fanner’s table np in one of th^oorthThe Mk-hiCBQ t eutnJ Railroad. with It* M>DD*r ! pet other in New York and elsewhere. ern counties and played euchre with toe old man, and won a yoke of 4-yearBut if any poor, ignorant, deluded girl old steer* from hiffi, and then made I OUR MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT U excelled toolbar of even one child without being him buy eight dozen Bibles and six­ a wife, these same people, would cast teen pound* of tract* to redeem his tZ™*"none, aiming to be consistent in price and executing all or­ her aside as a contamination and spit steers. ____ : pMtie* i»ins dera in the highest style of art Call and see and examine the upon bsr. Where is the fairness or A poetical young lady in Oswego who uonsisteucy, of such discrimination! used to write poetry about not dying in X’^rMd Sara, knowing better; deliberately and the spring time, jilted her lover, ran • repeatedly violated the moral law, so off with the circus, learned to swing on to be found in Michigan. New goods, latest style* and low that shs can scarcely tell who the fath­ the flying trapeze and died in the fall er of any of her several children is, and or at least in August । prices. Sizes for the largest man or smallest boy. yet she is welcomed by the wealthy, nnd made much of by all. Rut if a Alexander H. Stephen* i» no popular pout girl, through innocence of youth, in Georgia that the people there swear, LUMBERMENS SUPPLIES—QuOrti, Blankets, Wool Sockm^Vool Mittens cruel deception, and ignorance of the , or affirm, a* toe case ma, be, that they , Mackinaw him! 1'hinnel Shirt*. Overnib, Underwear, 6cc. —wvs of the world, fall even once, she I will keep him in Congress a* long as There is a better Heaven for Utose, who dieat work than for those who, live and die in idleness. ' . Sold by 0. 0. WOLCOTT Best line of Goods in Town JVEost Flavorable Rates “AND DON’T YOU FORGET IT.” Our Stocks in Boots and Shoes are complete. Rubber Boots for Men and Boys. Clothing a specialty. Trunks and Valises, lots of’em. Remnent Edgings 10 cents a bunch. Groceries in abundance, and none but the best qualities kept tor sale. Crockery of the most approved pattern. OUR MOTTO IS No Shoddy Goods; Three Feet to the Yard; Six' teen Ounces to the Pound, L. J. WHEELER Harnesses, Bits, Whips, Robes, Blankets, Trunks, Combs, Brushes, &c. Cheap as the Cheapest. IIIC w^vkhkobe "“^^^muminated S Electricity! OPEN EVERY EVENING NOW, SELLERS’ COUGH SYRUP! 50 Yean before tbe Publie. Pronounced by all to be the moat jtbaMMt and ejknefow remedy now in use for the cure of conyhe, coldt, ksartewom, croup, tickling sensation to the throat, whooping cough, etc. Owr a nulUon bottle* told within the hut few yuan. It give* relief where ever used, and the power to impart • benefit that cawnot lie had from the cough mixtures now in use. Sold by all druggist* at 25 cents per bottle. Sellers’ Uver Pills are also high­ ly recommended for curing liver com­ plaint, constipation, sick headache, fe­ ver and ague, and all disease* of the stomach and livfir. Sold by all drug gist at U cent* per box. R- E. HirmjJERH A co., Pltta'burB. ^lirhigairCrniraiagailroai M kl N. LIN E. ON AND AFTXBDEcTis, >S7S. TRAINS O» the Maio Um will put Jackaan aa faDove: Going W—t Frotn Jaokson. Mall.......... ..........SM11 Day Eipr*M— 4OT j AdanUe Kx...._reW GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. EABTWARl . . STATIONS. Or’d Rapid*---- L» Hammond.-. MiddUnU.-. Ilaallnr*___ NaabriH* Vermontville Charlotte .... Eaton Rapid*. . Rive* Junction. MOT IM*’ 11 W F.8T W A RD. 6 I:.--; !'!' STATIONS. RItf» Junction Kr ton Rapid*. Naahvlile__. Haatlne*___ M'ddlevltl*,... Hammond-i. Grand Rapldi Tbroufh Coarhea and Sleepioa Grand Rapid* and Detroit. All same depot at DetrpU with Ore* Trunk and Canada Southern Rallvar*. K r. BROWN, H. B. UCDTAKD. A**'t Geu'l Hupl Jack*on. Uen’I Sup’l Detioi J?. T. BOISE, DRUGGIST, (Successor to Boise Bros ) YOU CAN FIND AT MY STORE 71 edictncs, Chemicals, Puiuls. Olis, Varnishes, Surgical Instruments And all the leading Remedies in Patent & Propriatory Medicines School Books, Blank Books, Mlacellan’s Books. A LARGE LINK OF Bibles, Autograph and Photograph Albums Wall Paper and Bordering, [TKIMMKo FREE] AS FINE A LINE OF As there is in town, and all war­ ranted to be a* represented or money refunded. Pmcriptions (’arefull^ Prepared at al. F. T. BOISE. Q W. SMITH SELLS GENUINE MASON FRUIT CANS 1 EXTRA TOPS AND ROBBERS. YVHKTE FIMH, TROI T« LAKE IIKRRI.VG, & Fine Cloths for Suitings, Sugar, Tea FALL AND WINTER OVERCOATINGS! MEN’S, YOUTHS AND BOYS READY-MADE CLOTHING GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS. New Novelties. u.-'erward spumed. spit npon ! he lives, and when be die* will elect his und k» i<; in rlw gutter. executor. • K. K. PIXSISOL Under thf Tower Clock, CHRUUflS RAPID*. MICH. COFFEE. BOlAnOKAH, DRIED BEEF PRKMNED BEEF, HERRING A HALIBUT, --szFRESH— SALT MEATS, AND HEAPS OF CROCKERY. C. W. SMITH. �T^ellrwg. ru^T .. QUA I * dells yon pout niine visit pai - OCT. 88, 1880. fader Und deu I Udis de mw. Veil I shuat aay dat von goot time re had mil dor fronts, vile we rash la drr VICINITY LOCALS. old country, mooch kront, nod gout iHgri va«h plenty, nnd ail vaah nice AH8YRIA ITEMK und lovely till I xooinra pnek home, und vot you dinks I finds. Veil, des­ John Wilber has repaired bis build­ troyed vashmine post office, nnd der ings. I.eeplra make Shorge Coats, post maa. Helen Milts of Pennfleld is at home hter in mine plscr, und iter purple* *ny our nice kctle village vssh Row­ bn a visit. Mrs. Hendricks nnd daughter have burg no more, nnd it ndrcalled Coats Grove, oil der vile now. O you aay dis returned ♦.o<'adilac. ish one free country, ya. ya, 1 are it H. C. Hodge Greenbacker, spoke at now. But vheu it coumes io steel mine tbe oeuier the 18th. office, und *chaog der name of drr vil­ lage. until I cooo nn more find where I Lots of of apples, corn and potatoes lived; it vssh more freedom ash I likes out in this suow storm. Daniel Chase has newly shingled bis toacboke down myaelf. Put I vill live mitout any help on der Government house ; John Gay ditto. aaleriea. Wallis Dingman has bought the Wm Veil now A. W, Skinflint der GreenHartman farm for #8,700. pnekrr vssh billed to orate nt der bee­ Al. Campbell has the diplheria so be plea here Tuemlay night put to get hh cannot move north thia week. party used to der defeats dis fall, hr no Mrs. J. B. Mills has a brother and repine und drr audience wich vaah 6 or aunt from Mendou visiting her. 7 poyn vent home in good order. Charles Sevrin has come home from Veil, dernew P. M. fsh already ao Leadvklr, ColM where he has been for rich ash to puild von large brick house, two years. und may start von national pank ?oor’ During the heavy wind on Saturday ty qulcK. night. Ad. Rnasel propped up his house Veil, Clint Pols i nnd Deck Spsgne and took his family to the neighbors. met in it some onplenaa-itoMA, mid 1 Mr. and Mrs. Dickson went over to pelrve both cry enongh, und gonclude Frank Squares and took their daughter to not shake bands py der throat any Dora home, bag and bagage, Frank more. played crazy* I also pelrve Mr. Wolfe and frow and L. E. Knappen spoke at the Eagle Jrsae Cotton and frow liave returned acbool house, Tuesday evening, Clem from Ohio visiting. Smith at the Bell school bouse die 19th Der aaw mill run pv Mr. RukleS in to well filled houses. is doing good pi*nesa.der late snow Elder Mills was at bis son’s J. B. stormis all gone off, der win tor apples IMls, last Saturday j<»*t long enough ish pout all picked, der corn is pein put to aa\; “how do you do F he went to into der cribs und all vssh lovely put Charlotte, where he preaches this mineaelf who isli now oat of office und too late for nominashun dis time. I ahust rite you a leetle now and let Mrs. Jasper Miller informs us that on the night of the cyclone, lightning you no I pre at home vonce more or struck a con. shock near there house watvash wuncetnine home,I pee yours burned it, knocked one of the girls in sorrow, Postmaster Defunct. down aud Mrs, Miller came very near falling. STATE ROAJ» ITEMS. Mrik Lewis nnd Mrs. J. B. Mills went to Pennfleld to visit Helen Mills and when readv to start home, one line Let’s go sleigh-riding. broke but Mr*. MiHh hiiua to the other Husking corn is the order of the and ran the horse against a stump, day. breaking bofh thills. Della Barrus is visiting friends George VanAuken has the wall laid iu Miss C tnnel, Eutoii Co. for his house. The News gave George Mrs. D. M. Hosmer who ban been n larger amount than was raised* !or him, as he only received in money, quite ill is slowly recovering. whf^t, work,clothing aud-bedding#100 J. L. Gregory ami Elias Lockbait George does not like to have th am • have purchased new carriages. ount overrated. The East Castleton U. B. Church will John Harvey w)>o had hi* house Im ready for dedication in about three blown down is in'.rouble. He had let weeks. f his farm to Wm, Davis for 5 yean*, and School commences in the Hosmer Davis in tho bargain waa to board school house,Nov. 7th with Miss Mudge Harvey. Mr. Davis was in 111. at thtime of the storm and Mr. Harvey did Phillip Owens nnd Austin Mullen of not provide a house for Mrs. Davis and her two children. She did not know Farwell, Clare Co., are visiting friends what to do and her brother camo a nd nnd relatives in this vicinity. The Ixx-kliart brothers have Rone told hor to go homo with him till Wm. gets home. She concluded to go and to Canada with each a horse and bug­ as she went to get what tilings site gy. Francis Allerton went with them. could find, Harvey forbid her and ns There will be a meeting at t e Hos­ she put them in the wagon, Harvey mer school house for the purpose of would take them out, Mrs. Davis organizing a Red Ribbon club, next caught a club and her brother said Saturday evening. Let every one take a larger one, but*ho whaled a wav come mid have a good time. « with the one she had and Harvey stood We arc glad in our hearts to see in and took it till her brother took the your last issue that little verse: club awyy. They then left without ••Judge not least ye be nut judged." any thing, and went out south of Belle­ nnd sincerely hope the writer will al­ vue. Harvey went before Esq. Mills ways practice what he preaches. ami swore out a warrant, placed it in , Nibs. officer Gnge’s Lands who went to make the arrest but found f.er brother had MICHIGAN NEWS. left for parts unknown. Mrs. Dnvis was arrested, brought before the jus­ tice, plead not guilty nnd the case was A #2.000 fire occurred at Muskegon adjourned until next week. on the 18th. ' H. H. A #3.700 fire occurred at Lapeer on the 14th. caused bv spontaneous com­ EATON COL.ViV 11EM8. bust hill. A locomotive on the C. & G. T. II. R. Bellevue a ports roll barrels of salt into tbe atieet when they get on a lark. was smashed up at Flint on rhe 13rh by Hon. A. E. Foote, of Charlotte, is a collision. Doremus Acken, who shot policeman writing a history of tlie Eaton couutv Lyon in Adrian, has lieen sentenced to Eaton Rapids wheat buyer* have eight yean* in Jack sun prison. Robert Davidson, a mail carrier l»cpaid out #10,000 in gold, this full fur tweeu Ludington and Manistee, claim* have been robl»ed by masked men A new #4,000 pipe organ is soon to to grace tlie Congregational Church at near Line. Iu, Oct. 18th, A nine-months-old child of Mr. Charlotte. Th- residence of M. Coy, at Char­ Eisenhart uf Gifl'ord, Tuscola county, lotte. was destroyed bv fire on the night was choked to death «n tlie attempt to swallow a bean which became lodged of the 18th. Jxms #1,000. iu its throat. Mis. Hiram Welch, of Charlotte, A severe storm passed over the went violently insane on the 18th, over slate lust Saturday and Sunday, which religion. She was put in Jail. resulted in great disirm ti«ui ui proper­ Fred Baker, of Oneida, while feeding ty especially to boats on the lakes, aud a threshing machine nn Tuesday, had several lives were lo*t. his right arm tom of! nearly to the elLast week Thnraday, a wav car of a Tbe roof of nn rating stand which freight train coming into Jackson on was overloaded with a crowd uf buys, the Air Line roaa, was left behind and wsirruui to by anntliertraiu aud Miss at the Eaton Rapid* fair, broke down, Delia Silencer, one of tlie passengers, injuring several persons. seriously injured. . Tlie generous neighbors of Wm. George Stubbs, an employ in the In­ Birchard, whose house was blown away by the recent cyclone, have raised dependent office nnnistee while duck hunting on Sunday morning with about #130 fur their relief. Au eight year old non of T. U. Brad­ Thomas M< Guinea,was shot in the side ley of Walton was severely injured last bv the accidental discharge of a gun in week by ahorse ilimping upon him. the hands of his comrade. while he was swiuginr in the yard Michael Thomas of Bay Citv, aged 2G in which the horse was hmmw. years was drowned tlie evening of Oci. Grand la-dge 1ms a heavy business 9, by falling from a boom stick. His 13-years-old son saw the accident, but failure. B. T. Esler, dealer in dry goods and general merchandise, had said nothing about it until tbe next his doors closed. Oct. 11, by F. M. Kent, day when the body was recoven-d. who holds a first chattel mortgage of At Stanton, Oct. 12th a whole block #8,000. of busineM buildings, incuding the of­ While moving a boiler of hot water, fice <if the StaLton Herald with all tlie at Eaton Rapids, Oct. 10, the handle printing material; was burned loss broke and spilled the water on two #70,000. The Are is said to have children of Mrs. 8. Drake^ who were originated in a defective flue in Allen’s sitting on tbe floar. Both are under saloon. 8 years of age. The youngest is not Tbe steamer AI pen a, belonging to the expected tolive. Goodrich line,was wrecked on Lalre A brilliant wedding occurred at the .Michigan on Monday, and the entire Baptist Church in Bellevue, on the 7th crew and a’l the passengers were lost. inst, in which Henry Osinun and Carrie Sonic of the bodies liave been recover­ SpauMiug were made one fle*h. The ed aud every train carries many sor­ church was handsomely decorated, and rowing friends to the cities nearest the the bride and groom were made the re­ acene of the digester, to learn the tid­ cipients of many fine presents. ings of the lost. Thu pasaengers known Tlie Republicans of Grand Ledge to have been on board are the follow­ lately raised a Garfield and Arthur flag ing ; Chriatopher Kiistcrer, of Grand in front of their head-quarters, whfch Rapids; Fred Spaeth, Grand Rapids; at night was taken down and a large George Hottinger. Grand Rapids; marked oi> it, and tlie front of the Helwr Sqtilcr, jr.; Mr*. F.* B. Curtis: building was similarly decorated. No M. Crossman: \V 8. Benham, of Grand effort was made to remove tlie figures, Haven ; Mr*. Newton Bradley and 4wo but the building now bears iu addition daughters, Loa and Kate, of Banta Fe, tbe legend, "defaced by the common N. M.; N, A. McGilvery, of St. Joaeph ; H. L. BL Clair and W. C. Pettibone, Chicago: L. D. Peyton, N. Y,; Mm. 8. A man who had not seen his wife for R. Coles;----- Boblinaki; L. Landreth, eighteen yearn, and believed her dead Muskegon : and an unknown man with foand her alive and well in Minnea­ three children ; IxM:ke, of New York; polis. So far waa be from Iwing over­ ----- Rid< r, of Syracuse; Farrell Hart lived by the meeting, that he swallow- I aud wife.of Chicago, I’iruothy Lynch,a ?d laudanum intending to cause a final cabin luiy, and tlie chambermaid, also hail frbm Grand Ha*cd. ■•(juration by death. ciTT’pniv SATURDAY, - - - A tramp at Si. Cl lir set fire to Mven barns, on the 18th Inst., driving with stolen home from one to another until he was. captured. It is estimated that the loss b over #5,000. He is thought by some, to I* insane but the farmer* talked strongly uf lynching the soonn- READ MY LIBERAL OFFER: 1Lob of A. S. Miles of Battle Creek while firings cannon last week, was the victim of an accident which nearly coat him his eyesigh,. As be was pour­ ing the powder frixn a paper, con­ taining almut a quarter of a pound, it was ignited and flashed in hia face, burning his head and hands iu a shock­ ing manner. I will give Io the person buying lhe most Goods Povertjr*i Grip. OF ME WITHIN THE 60 DAYS BETWEEN OCT. 4th AND DEC. 4th, AN The annoyances to which a man without money can be subjected are almost without number,but it is seldom tliat two acquaintances are in tbe same l»ox at once. On Congress street yes­ terday one man said U> another aa they met: “Ah! you miserable liar, I’d break your nose for a dollar I” The person thus addressed opened his wallet, but it was empty. He want­ ed his nose broken ever m> much, but he couldn’t raise tbe cash. Then he remarked: "You griy-headed poltroon, I’d lick you for fifty cents!” The gra^-head felt in all his pockets but he found no half-dollar. He was cast doWb. over the condition of his finances, but managed to say: •Til give you a l»oss licking for just fiyerezrtwPTMe other went down into all his pockets, but no nickle could be dis­ covered. Disappointment sat en­ throned on bis face as he replied: "Give me two cents and I’ll roll you in tbe gutter!” The other couldn’t raise it. Even when they offered to lick each other for a eent the money could not be pro­ duced, and both went their ways real­ ising now keen the grip of poverty can be tightened.—Frt« Prat. A newspaper, and a newspaper editor that people don’t talk about and sometipiea abuse, arc rather poor concerns. The men and business, that an editor sometimes feels it a duty to defend, at n risk of making enemies of another class, are often the very first to show their ingatitude. The editor who ex­ pects to receive much charity or grati­ tude will soon find out his mistake ; but he should go on and aay and do what he conscieniiously thinks right without regard to frowns and smiles. "Spell love,” said a young man to bin girl one night last week. "Y-o-u.” she timidly essayed. Thu courtship hail been a protracted one, but they are married now. The hemlock forests of Canaria are being rapidly destroyed. The supply of bnrk for home consumption is 190,­ 000 cords nnd 10B.374 cord- are export­ ed annually. The Montreal Board of Trade calculate that 1.250,000 trees are cut and that fifteen years of the same destruction will wipe the forest entire­ ly out. To check the demand efforts will be made at the next parliament to impose an export duty of #3 per cord. • ELEGANT $25 GERMAN PAISLEY SH W C3F I have a large stock, and am receiving New Goods daily in Dress Goods, Shawls, Waerprodfs, CloaKs, Skirts, Sheeting, Print*, Shirting*, Denims. Flannels, Cashmeres, Silk and Fancy Laces, Silk Velvet, Passimetry Trimming, Fringes, Hosiery, Gloves, Clothing, Trunks, Sachels, Hat*, Caps,. Boots, Shoes and Groceries, ever shown in Nashville, and at the lowest cash price. a • And are not undersold by any square-dealing house in Michigan. Nashvillle, October 1, 1880. TTkUjMLAuTV. Q A. MCSMA lhe B.m.I A shoe ffon of Vvli.lllr. I QRGANS‘”^"'!?gJ° Jr*-- Mi* -_ «;i zX _____ T _ _ bre_iiUilf Jlrei_r. CO a « S 3 CO AGBEAT0FFEB!^3®.^&^ S «e.n. Hand WAHKANTK- m hargaIms agentm lll>*lnu-d OAlALOGUE FREE. . * A TEKtl A CO, EM B-uadw»y, K. Y. CO Trade witH Him and Save Yloiwy OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT THIS OFFICE. Xn.hvllle Tlarkct.. r£HE NASm ILLE LEVATOR, | i Remodeled, Enlarged = Improved LOCAL MATTERS. rrntoaa, prrbu. wanted. HORACE MALT THE NEW FOOD Fitters IN 1679. A good live bakery should bo ap­ as preciated by the citizens of Nashville, Timothy per bt>.— and I am now prepared to keep con­ Cloe er HeM. per ou. W»rr of lmUntIona ata tmrly name. Lank far tha Any number of farmers to comfany-sbionaTUIU which pUiniy stantly on hand Fresh Bread, Rusk, Cakes, Pies, and a full line of Baker’s on the label of rrery bottoi So!.! everywhere. U! Unload Wheat and Grain Ex- j Goods. Board by the day or week. N. A. Shaw. ivies are IJNKT or OH-peditiouBly ul Accuratly. W A QHW Bow ""'y KKHT cARiNwr ry Aylsworth’s Business Collage, IHAuUn CANS IN THE WOlU.D.wlunaraof Battle Creek, Mich., offers superior Advancing years, care, sickness, disnp highcl ili.lincllon al e«ery great advantage* to gentlemen and ladies pointuieiit, and hcirditary pmlisposi- • QHrt wouu'i xxaiatTios fob tbistbbb OUU tum . Price, HI. «ff7, SM. |M, flM, desiring a knowledge of the commer­ ITi If ITU upward.. For ruy pay­ and either’of them inclines it to jdieil cial branches. prematurely. Ayer's Hair Vigor ry Buy your School Books of F. T. will restore failed or gray, light or red I desire to announce that having erected ORGANS |MMmiN?«Kmt 'l«hTSu7°rn& tn a rich brown or deep black, as may Boise. A complete line. of the largest and most coil vemenl, 'square. NEW: to Wabaah Are. be desired. It soften#and cleanws t ie one elevator buildings in centra! Michigan, *-• CHICAGO, New Good* D»r Woodland. scalp, giving it a healthy action. It , ~ ' " ' Having just returned from Detroit, removes and cures dandruff and hu­ they are prepared to receive and j |-£E1VRI ROE. PsorRiEToi with a new stock of fall and winter mors. By its use falling hair is cheek­ goods, bought at a Iwirgnin and am pre­ ed. nnd a new growth will lw produced —old reliable— pared to give satisfaction to all pur­ in all cases where the follicles are not chasers of general merchandise. See destroyed or the glands deenyed. Its For any quantity of them before you buy. J. W. Holmes. 7 effects are beautifully shown on brashy weak, or sickly hair, on which a few ty Warm meets nt all hours at applications will product- the gloss and Dunham's. frMfhness of youth. Harmless and sure iu its operation, it is incompara New Mlllllncry Good*. ble as a dressing, aii<L4n especially val­ Mr*. M. E. Runyan has just received ued for the soft luster and richness of a full and complete line of Millinery tone it imparts. It contains neither oil i Good*, combating of Bonnets, Flowers, nor dye, and will not soil or color whit? Ornament*, 'Trimmed Hals and every­ cambric yet it lasts long on the hair, Heed,, Flour. Feed. I.lnie. Sull, FRESH FISH aad POX7X.TR-. and keeps it fresh and vigorous. thing kept in a find class Fancy store. IN THKIR SEASON, For Half, by all Dealers. Waster, Stucco, Hair and \Yoodland Mich. < let. IMh 1880. !« So to Ena"be AINSWORTH & BROOKS PAT THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICI MEAT MARKET. Fresh and Salt Meats, £# rVWill nav tho higiM'S* market yy HEN YOU WANT ANYTHING price in cash for nntailed butter Farm­ ---- IN THE LINE OF---ers bring in your butter and save the E. R Rekak eesk. salt E. They nil <1<» it. Go to the Old Reliable Market for Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats of all kinds. Henry Roe, Proprietor. ry Go to Dunham’s fo^ Oysters and Lunches._________ ,___________ _ . WHiiy your Dry Goods,Boots Shoes, Hats. Caps, Groceries, Provisions, Crockery, Notions, etc,, of E. Reese, who always sells at tho lowest prices. ry Oysters in every style, nt Dunham’s. GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, ALLEN BROS GRAND RAPIDS, I jarjj.rHt Stock Lowest Priee» ry For Jewelry and Watches go to _ F- T- The fact that many of the most val­ uable discoveries have been the result of chance rather than of design or con­ templation, is again illustrated in Day’s Kidney Pad. Great relief is afforded to females from the peculiar affections tliat at­ tend them when they are ariving at maturity, and also at the decline or ••change of life." by taking in moderate doses Frizelle’a Blood Purifier. W VwmTpST *lK Shingle*. Money Saved by Dtalim with tai. AINSW8W0BTH # BROOKS. ------- WITHOUT------- KXTRA COST H ENTRY ROE. w?ET,r^ir.J2..ENCYCL0PEDM HOW TO YOUROWNB'^TS WALKER & NORTON MORGAN, BARRY CO., MICH. ATTENTION FARMERS Nietlee. When C. C. Wolcott aay* he has tho Genuine Singer sewing machine for GOOD WORK GUARANTEED. sale he tolls what i* out ft. He cannot get the genuine singer unless he buys Which. WALKER & NORTON, them at retail, but we hare the White Prop’, of th. BARRY VILLK MILLS sewing machine for sale, fur #30. We AULEX BRON.. -------------menu business. 3Afm.ro, St.,Oppo.it. Rathbera lUuae. I SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEWS. The Singer Mani factl iukg.Co. RIP DOWN THE BACK. LW The Highest Market Price paid for Hide*. Pelts, Ac. ■ HntaMnL foi a frico4 of mine who le not expected Ut llee ; and aa tout medicines euwd mo of CON HUMPTION »o«a« Ikraayesra ago, I want him to try them. I raload fifteen povmia while takk* the first thrso toUlee. and I know It la JuU tbe thing for him. Rrspselfully, J. V. HULL. lawiwncsbanr. Andereon Kt. LAWYER utlfnj"b*mJ’,*; Tble remedy speaks for Itself. Ons bottle will , Im t-. satisfy the m<>«t skeptics'. There la not a ,ln<l» "•k-r 71 Is IS 4«y«. S»r»« t-n lynpUmofConsumptlon that it does not dimlpste at owes, asd It win break spa frewb cold nM hoars. |3 M per pint bottle. CRADDOCK < FLOUR, MEAL BEST SHIBTS, Lard, by the lb. or barrel, t r POUNDS GAINED In throe week*, and cured Fresh Goods, Full Weight* and ofcunaamptton. Satisfaction Guaranteed. ryHE BARRYYILLE MILLS. CONTINUOUS FACING, Smrtei Hams aii SWim, THE FRANK LESLIE PUBLISHING CO^ 15 Dey Straw. New York, will give Meady emptey^ raent to an artlte a<ent In rrrrj coaxty. On raaripi or 40 eesta they will aand for three months THE, FAMILY JOURNAL. tan Illu.UatM Llter-^, FmNm Paper) erelnbaof foar for throe (er 1100, together with a ralnabla bowk of 'mfeewa- �yean last July since were for the laat time Nov. 18, 181U, aud railroad, tusking A tkkbibly fatal accident occurred in th© dtettikey of Cox « Fairbank*. «t T<tt. nn xM»e unexplalmal cau*o were 130 failures with iinhiliL Little 1V,763 in Canad- dnr|i« the tereo WHt indUnntahfc evtdram* of tbe awfnl file piaea, they have liabflitiK of t tho vicinity of Holland, Mich., on tbe east hbore of Lake Michigan, and it i* tbe gehorsl imnresThk recent storm extended to |ho Kfou that tlw steamer met her fate uot far from Eastern ami Middle States and Canada, and from tbe N«w York Cu»tam House show (engtn-wX William hirtly wpn Denny, Howe Day, William Et^nbcr of fr*h water Any bird alighting to drink near one of tiwie turtkw hu a good chsnoe of hav­ ing its head bitten off and eaten; and theheadless bodies of pigeon, have been picked np near the water, showing the fate which has sometime, iiefallen thebirds. The pigeons, liowever. are aw»reof the danger, snd have hit upou*the fol­ lowing plan to esicape it A pigeon oomes in from its * ’ Near York Central railroad was blockaded with trough of tho wa this cargo bcc.un<i unmanage­ able. and pitching f tons aide to aide with the for discovering the secret locked up some­ auuar aud ice west of Rochester. motion.of tbe boat fln.flv rolled her over, Buch where in tbe dreary Arctic wastes. Her which it name, apparently selecting for OmmiuiaU. name unknown: In addition, dgbt bereavement infected the sympathies at alighting a safe spot which it had IBtxrrxMui were wounded, eOtne <.f them <lang< rthe civilized world, aud the crusade* marked aa it flew over tho bank; but ou*ly. A brg» piseo of <m« of tbe Ixxlora fell which were preached and led, sometimes even when such a'spot-haa been selected Tba UabiU- into the catUc-pciw and killed two of Ibeatecrx. by English pluck, often by American the bird will not alight at the edge of fight cnsutd. resulting urthcr proof tluit tbo mav- enterprise, have at but brought back the the water, but on the bank about a yard lotion of th* redskin*. ia were on the rampage. lx Hereford county, CoL, Antonio ao-oaited warriors, eighteen women and children were It i< not 'unlikely that the Alpena's |>iano tidingB that nothing more can ever be from the water, and will then run down quickly to the water, take two or threeMcstes, a Mexican, murdered hia wife and babe killed: seven women and children were taken Jumped cluar through tho aide of the cabin In known. John "A. Woodward, cashier of the mod horribly. He Ont knocked tho woman In 1854 skeletosis of some of the men hurried gulps of it, and then fly off to one of the violent lurches. When a heavy body Cloose on a veascl in a storm it ia a tembte were discovered. In 1859 a paper found repeat the same process at another part City Treasurer'* office in Boston, has atolca down with a dub and then aeiaed a knife and and three wounded. J j, and ia aometimes transformed tulo anw- in a cairn wliere it'had been placed by of the tank, till its thirst is satisfied. I •tri,000 of the city'* funds and absconded. Judge Advocate General Dunn de- romstihle engine of dcstnicliou. It is also one of Franklin's officers, briefly saying had'often watched tho birds doing this, A PKCCU.UU.T shocking tragedy in re­ probable that she became disabled in some cldea that son* of officer* of the regular army manner, aud thus Cell.an easy prey Ui Uw an-Sir John Franklin died on tbe 11th of and could not accoaui fur their strange her Womb and look tlir atilt-living child from man named Byron Blake murdered Id* mother, it which he diudx-d to tlio floor and Mtainped cansot be admitted' to tbe National Military gry waves. This tx-hef is stretigthfhed by. tbe June, 1847,” blotted oat the faint figures mode of drinking till told by my friend, sister and stepfather with a knife, and then upon until life wm extinct After this he tore Academy, their fatla-r* not acquiring tlie reai- story of the officeni of a schooner, who report which the imagination fancied it saw still tbo sujxirintendent of the prison, of the Mx-ing the Alpena off Racine Katurdav morn ­ hung himself. The murderer was 2u years nf tlie l-ody of his wife sluiosi apart, and, after desce required by law.... At a meeting of the moving in that northern twilight, and turtles which lay in ambush fur the pig­ age. He had six Tears ago a spinal difficulty, furtlier mutilations, fled. He wm fonnd near Directors of tbe/Weateni Union Telegraph ing, betwacn 10 and 11 o’clock, hca&'og nearly destroyed Lady's Franklin’s grief- eons. The same friend bud a couple of ’ * --- ---*11 *---------- * —son. He wm bi* old homo; and placed in a schoobhouMi for Company st Nrw/York, Dr. Nonin Green' was weat, laboiing tury hard in the trough stricken mind. Then half a dozen hill mynahs, (Oracu'a rcligiwia,) the aud when he safe keeping with a guard of men. It haying re-elcCted I'rosidcuC... Mim Nellie Calhoun, a orafined in an spoons, inwrought with Sir John Frank- meet wonderful bird of mimicry which I U-corne generally known tliat ha had b«-n over­ grand-niece of John\C. Calhoun, has nude her Un's crest, were,’ in 1872, given by a na­ have conn- across, not excepting the gray taken, and hi* whereabouts being ascertained, debut on the Sau Frmicteco stage. ' Tho following oxo known to Iiavu ixtu ou the tive te» Captain Barry, an American ex­ parrot of the West African coast. One a body of sixty men were soon got to­ Alitena: . ; gether, who marched .to tbs scbool-hon'ac plorer, with tho statement that he had of those lards, when hung out in theCspL Nelson Nspter, of RL Joseph, Mich.-, and, taking him out, proceoOed to administer St. Peteksburo dispatches confirm Firat Officer, J. H. Kelly; first engineer, Rob­ taken them from a cairn 700 miles dis­ veranda during the afternoon, used toPrmBunan is filled with strife over punudimcut to the man fur bis crimes,. His tho admtfgion of colored children rn the public body was mutilated in prvdaely tho ahuu 'man­ the reported marriage of the Czar to tho Prin­ ert Johnson, of Grand Haven; *econd engi­ tant, where books and other relics still amnse itself- by calling tlie fowls togeth­ Robert Psiton, of Grand Hsven; steward, remained. Captain Barry, with Lieuten­ er, imitating the call of their keeper ao schools....Several mills in Maine have been ner ax wa* hi* wife’s by him. Hi* scalp wa* ces* Dolgorouki. All the. member* of tho royal neer, lifted, and a rope tied about tbe man's fondly, with tbo exception of the Grand Duke William' Bhvpard ; clerk, Arthur Haynes ; [>or- ant Schwatka, weru, two yearn ago, sent woll that they used to flock togethej: un­ obliged to* shut down for want of water.... then Harrv the other end being attached to the horn Nicholas, were bitterly oppmmd to the marriage tar, TbouiM Lynch; fireman, out by tho enterprizo of New York mer­ der tiio cage,‘when, tbo bird would burst Mrs. Lydia Maria Child, tbo wcll-k.nowr. Ameri­ neck, a saddle. He wm then dragged about over and went abroad that they might not witnqg* Fall*; a crew of .about lilUwn. Tho out into a very good imitation of a human can authorw, died, a few d.-.v* ago, at''Way- of ground until Ids body waa. entirely un­ the ceremony... .The Colonial troopo engaged ecr* known are: U. QroMinan, Grand Haren; chants, and landed at tho haul of Repulse land. Mass. She was born atnoofora. Mass., the a ven; "* Mrs.’ Bay. Thence, going W. 8. Benham and wife, Grand Haven; »ing and returning, they laugh, as if it quite enjoyed the fun of recognizable. ia the aupproation of thu Baauto rebwlli.ni B. F. Curtin, Grand Haven ; Heber £ ia U02....Mcmin, Halbert A Co., a Kt w York &ltner, Jr., made o uwubo sledge jx^uey jourui of 3,000 milee, taking in the fowls. Have birds the A loss of $100,000 was sustained by in South Africa are in senoti* peril. Grand Haven ; Mr*. Newton Bradley, Qrm, dealing in arms and ammunition, have jii*» ixra >y, Mia Lor. traveling over ice an sense of amusement? This one certainly and anow, and, what snspeuded, with liabilities estimated at S8UO,- the burning of the oil mill ot,Orr, Kendall A Cut Baytey, in eiiargo of one jxxly of Bradley and MW Kate Bradley. Skuta Fe. N. more difficult, over---------broken: ~and thu Colonial force, b Uvucged at * M.; F. Hpseth, Grand Itenidx ; G. Holtingcr, I was ®00 or more. ."----still T“;----- ----------t.,----— seemed to derive gratification from the Co., at Piqua, Ohio... .Portage, Wi*., suffered way in which it had cheated tiro fowls.— Grand Rapid* ; C. Kustan-r, Grand Rapid* j H. । 1^?°^ d>y stone, with marshes interDetails of the triple murder and sui- a Iohh of (50,000 from, tho burning of a biuu;' Muaki-goii; Mra.8. B. Cole. OtiAws, j vening, and covered with patches of Nature. n<m block. . The tannery of Philiwook A Co., tated at Mafulen, and ha* been ot>bgod to luuulretb, ] IL T. IxkIw, ag^nt of Hills brown and green moss, with purple flow- I In a Shale’s Mouth and Escaped With al Racine, was also deidroyed by tire... .A na­ •laughter hi* bones to provide food for hi* IIL; ] ” .ST in.? ” >&■ or " ttrongh ‘ be crevioe. ot the i tional anu-uor>e-uuci anti-horae-thief cuurenuou eoureuUoii ai al Keokuk, . uonai ireoaux, men... .Dupatcb*-* from CoiiHtantitiopte agn-o . 52 i__ ihdS?ot __ His Life. Sr. t™t7. iSJot”^: O? “t’Xu™1 “J I fhonttrtty. Th.- auU. ud «a,t rtW1 ptwool free, u» ^.1 am. or th. yon of Imto Mt. B,to. vnS or --------- ,-v T,TrV' 3 I Here I met Captain Wood, who han rfrbo oft* voting 'man named lilakr, and In* •even re.rrounding ftt.vK I. ii >. existence IbU States, mom reveals th© waa tbe threatened occupation of Surynia by ft, y>; John j. Bowen, ex-steward of "tbr preserved their health by eating the food I victim* acre hi* mother (Mm. WiUatua), «i*ter of a pcr*ua*iv© fore© of which the jrablic hare the powen.. Hartinmin, the Nihiltat, (uaerta | AI|*Mn ; •— Bobolimikv, old-iroudealer, of which the Esquimaux eat and the game Ii been in a whale's month. After edging '.^'^777^ “ */ — — 7* “ T — U ' • n , i woa ; • — Douuunsay, oia-irou aeucr, of wnicn uie iLxqiumaux eat and we game i . .. . ... • r.’ and •tepfaUicr. The account goes on to atalo hitherto had but Util© knowledge.... ih.( th«,m113,000,000 or of organlrod cba-ago :; L L. D. f.ytoo. i'mton. of Philadelphia ;•. Marin some places abounded. DSriag During “"’“V-Y h.ward„the matter, a fnt otj.rdo-l radicals । Ch«wo „t 1'hU.d.lpbU Hot- which io place, .botuhloi -."T;: ------that the murderer clubbed them all to A colluion on tho Cincirin»tl, Hamilton anil in Russia. ' ry I* St. Clsir, of S’cw York ! ; 'S W. (C C.-Pettibone 11 - *» <to • thonoMoeter w .Iri ° I rnieeil him — nrolwd t'?"'nSi. l‘a.U^“r’ ' tto s-* Minto h'“ to tell u'? almut it ‘1-prob.My tor ' death with a uhot-gun, breaking tlie Daytoii railroad, fifteen miles from Cincinnati, . — ... i.t V...L . T.V<I< . — .I/.. . — .I , L. w find.Mnw* twlnw I the ten thousandth ume. stock off on Mra. Williams’ bead, the rciultad in every pa**ctiger iu on© of the coachc* The Albanian Leaguo threatens to re­ Of New York; John Oabora. wife and three, a. ^“toUrT^ "i'“- 1 •“ *“*!»« to tbobo.<* lock of the gun being found entangled in her being more or Ium injured, some of them, it i* cut tho cession of Dulogno to Montenegro, but Joseph, Mich.; Moggie Mack, exutewardi** of and, at one time, fell to 103. I r~’ r o -A.'Ti—7-------- r— feared, fatally....A terrible accident i* re­ Thor round no cum, M ™ told to Uw tofi, U» ■™» w my bmd,tbe Alpena; Mr*. Decoudru*. ofEvanaton, III. no trouble in tliat qwirported from Cincinnati. A fire broke ont tbe Porte apprehend* .. T '“?kmK •"»»<!totow-ty Tlie Alpenx waa in command of CapL Ifetaon' amuto Barry, but they duporrmd oerand there is a holo made in the plastering of in tho *hoddv factory of Benjamin Hay, I ter....Ttfo German*of Rhlaatand celobratik!' h«lgtron torn to.d~tb W. Napier, one of the ddeat and moat careful enA .keletoni ..hip.Ut. or rotber Iho f I thought “"'“g by an up-stroko of the weapon. iu that city. At the time twenty-eight pcraou*. I on tbe 15th lust., th© completion of tho mag- Captain* on tbo lake. prow and .tern port, with .tow clinkBoddenly up bo c.m<, nght rtuwd les from hanging rac/* were scattered gtrl* and women, were at work in tho third nificcnt Cologne Cathedral. Tbo Emperor about the’room. “pUrt*^? Mr*. William*' hair I story. all made their escape, i and EmprrsuT Germany, Count Multke, room. Part "— The ""----girls “ 1-----------------------------*—•butand Empress of ’of Germany, Count VonVon Mollke, en-d bottrd. .dll holding together, gilt i “< “d h,c. •*"><* U» bort undnrwas pulled out, and it b aumxMed ahostaned to five of the women, were burned to death. I aud other dlstinguiahod di*tiugui*hed pertou* person* wero went present. present, tbo Htanchnt of th© Goodrich *tuanicr* snd in o.ry button* copper ^>d iron bolu, : ueath .’ with his prolonged lower j.w jaw, 1^ h» every way seaworthy. Kb© wm built by Galioescape, and that be caught her by the hair ami | -I ___ .-3__ .. i . . . knnckincr it out from iindor THE SOUTH. under mn me, and and I ; Tire religious decrees have been en­ ghcr A Co., at Marine City, and camo shot, cartridges, powder-cans, barrels, knocking dragged her back. Though an extraonlinar- 1 8he wa* registered broken medicine and wine bottles, axes fell straight over into his mouth.” Fbiohtfvi. examples aeem to have forced against tho (^arniclitm throughout out in May, 1866. ilw strong atmmr woman, wrwnan agjjc was DO match fOT the Uy After nailing " What did ytou think then ?” asked a. __™ maniac. The armed .jo old Idka, being feeble. nad no effect on the Hinds family, of Somerset, France. Tlie authorities raw compelled to 654 ton* mc-Murcment. on tho lakes for ten year* she wm rebuilt at and a few barrel staves. The rigid clim­ Ky. The last of three brothers has Just lx>on effect forcible entrance at various establish­ Manitowoc by her prtw nt owner*, tho Good­ ate hod preserved, for over thirty years, listener, os the Captain paused. “Thought I was a goner,” answered drowned in tho Cumberland. All met death ments, the Carmobte* in each case protesting. rich Transportation Compute, and «n* eonotd- pieces of navy blue doth which ’ were knocked out, and her skull broken In over the They only yielded to force. cred l>y th- ra a* ntrouger in every part .after­ scattered along the shores of the inlets. the Captain, “especially when he shut Tire English Government is proceed ward than when tlral built. The rebuiidinc wm With the exception of a scrap of paper his mouth on me. But he was, fardone in 1876. Sb© waa valued by tbe company Tax cotton crop of tho South will not ing with tho evacuation of Afghanistan ac­ probably tec neck broken. Mrs. Parka* head marked with on index finger pointing tunatelv, in the agonies of death, tooworried to think al me, and, after giving was crushed in the same os tbe othvra. The be so good m it wm thought it would be a cording to tho promise made »o:nc time ago. at 450,000, and wm insured far 420,000. southerly, no writing of any sort waa me one savage crunch, he biowed month ago. In conaequcnce of tho motu ... .A dispatch from Buenos Ayres, Booth | found. nan taken from woathcr’ke peld bM 8 p«. ^t., mt Jack of al! Trades. America, say*: A terrific Ruow-stonn oc­ And so, after enduring great harddiips me out of his mouth, covered with in any ca*c tbo crop will bo hotter than that ^>f curred in thin province on tho 18th of Hep­ I *" at once --------struck out •for J110™, 1 “ the Tbo champion jack-of-all-trades bo- ' but no great suffering, the expedition blood. . I tember, and it 1* estimated that 700,000 cattle, longs to England, and lives noar Chiches- ; returned, atill leaving to the Exquimuax I , , ., > . , ,. Samitel Watkins, just deceased, left I 500,000 ahoep, and 250,000 hones perished." -----------------------------— . «td Ute eterod «3d th. retAto. ol, ,. "*“• when they “»y. 1!^ picked him «F np they ter. Ho haa served aa seaman in the Ax inch of onow fell at Sioux City, vu killed,” said Mother another ie w “ killed, Iowa, on the 15th' inst... -The cpixootic has •130,000 to founds polytechnic institute in I Greece has boldly notified Great four quarters of the globe, and acted ns , Franklin and hia crew. Beyond the fact ' tholJ>>ht *he appeared in Chicago in a mild fonn... .By the NMbvUle, Tenn.... .James Ingram; aged 14. and I Britain that its occupation of Thevoaly wfll fol- steward, sailmaker, code, mate, and nav- i that they abandoned their vessels, the 1 “P**111; though after a good while he IlAndolph Harns, aged 10, quarreled iu North- , , ■, , , .. . - , , .. , amptonamnty, N. cT, aud Ingram throw an ax at low * UUan’ of 1U cUun< bcfor® P° wer» ot igator. He now hangs out his sign as . Erebus and Terror, and attempted to drag , recovered, with the ugly wounds tiia^ rhere was a scar some inches la uiM-d in distiDc-ncs to steam corn before it ia Harris, miasing him. Harm retaliated by Europe.... .Lata Ixmdon pajx-ni contain relia­ “ Prof. Pullingcr, contractor, inventor, their boats overland in the hopes ol f00 *oe' mashed, seven person* employed in Ham A throw!rig an ax at Ingram, striking the latter ble information corroborating rejiorta already fisherman, builder, carpenter, joiner, | launching them in the open water again, | ‘onK across Captain Woods scalp, and Powell'* distillery, m Chicago, * uro killed and i in tbo forehead, splitting his kkull, aud killing published about the failure of the crops in Rus­ sawyer, undertaker, turner, cooper, • nothing is yet, nothing probably ewr j R j’ret5 'umP on *>UI Wtt® Vlsible lour ptnon* were seriously wounacd. I him instantly... .A fire swept through tho cot- ina aud other parts of Eastern Europe. painter, glazier, sign painter, wooden ; will be, definitely known of their 'strug- ! un«,^Lh“ <^t* Gov. Pitkin, of Colorado, has sent to ! ton-shcd« of the Qmuuercial Cotton Pre** and Report* of .dearth and poverty fill the pumpmaker, paper hanger, bell hanger, rIo and their eni you think when j . “ What int did y° ““ in’t w “en you you were column* tX. tho Russian pre**, and boat, builder, clock cleaner, lock smith, : in liis mouth, and knew where you ---------------------------------! m 1118 “outin rm there is di»trc*s among the agricultural : were ?” asked another bystander. ' Triplet Maxims. of tho fatting of a Ute by Jackson, and of the | ejty in tho aggregate amounting to «2UO,WM). c!a**e* in ill parts of the empire.... umbrella repairer, china aud glass men- ' “ Thought he'd yield about eight bar ­ i Felix Ryat, of French Communistic fame, ha* der, netkmtter, wire worker,o----------grocer,, ,I Three things to do— think, live and Mbeequeut capture of Jack-on, while in cu>Th< Pacific rfalroml has lieeu . _ _— * been Menu-need to two veer* imprisonment aud i rel,” said Captain Wood, turning over Kwtmvi iu iwu veara im jjruwnmu-ni mm , baker, farmer, taxidermisttaxidermist, c'otivinr? copying ’j act tody, by tho induna. The United State* Atpoint 137 mile* wort of Dall**, i to pay © fine of 1,000 franc* for bi* article in I, cL.wL l«ttar writer acminntant — ©-irvwvnr tornnv —tnwbsH th* Thr,- things thing, to govem-your M torney at DTnvnr Denver ha baa— in instructed tbo rtnibw! United —..„~ T ;j .l TJiree govern—your temper, .\ ! the Conimunr JmrtifyiuR the attempt of Bero- ' CU™* *o«r>muv. W,nUf-’ aOOOan&‘!lt* MO..,-or, •urv ‘s.Vor, row*ta,’i tb© Pote, to MMMsiaat© ttu- Emperor of 1 engineer, land measurer, house agent, tongue and conduct. i A<wwucAcf Correepundence oj Latkb reporta of the fire at Clmrleu- [i J^ria arrest of Berry, th© Indian Agent, and tbe UMKia in 1 an* in lUt>7. »cnuy clerk, unnisuuii w 1867. vestry assistant uvenwer, overseer, ciera clerk to Tliree thinga to cherish—virtue good- Jndianapotu Journal. otbera tmplicaUd in permitting Jaekoou'a cap­ -ton, & C.,, place the loss al about WW.OOO. ', Ru-thla ’ Pan* . .... ............... I Q-oluo,. a __ Y____ ____________________________ A cablk disixiteh announces that the j Sparrow CIM. Club, clexk *„*1... to tlie ________ ness and wisdom. ture, with a view to proUcting them from Two or till co British ktcanuaips were ruined. Cure for the Eplzooty. the lynching which baa been threaten*!. m,k o., Ih. I'.cite .1^ i. ^oul u, P°1‘T' .*^*7'' “j Three things to love—courage, gentle. By an accident to an excursion train to undouto. to Ito UtoJn**,* I ■“? «n?P“5,-T “d *“■ Gov. Fitkin object* to any interference I . An old vet< .inary surgeon of tbe army bo undertaken by tho «n;k church. | TXmcTwXVay ness and affection. bv the Government in behalf of the on the llslcqpi aim! Gaston railroad, near Three things to contend for — honor, ! tho following “simple and aato Tin Rtuaian Rtu-tan Synod Stood ho* baa granted jrrantod funds fund, for fur the 7W*“,U* 7 Youngsville, N. CL, three colored men were Thu )un try and friends. 'cure” for the epizooty : “Take one country report, aocuntng Jadcaoa of killing tbe Indian killed, and fifteen other paiucngcrs, nearly all erection of a church at Kan Franciaco im uHofdtida- ; — ’mix with one I m Tliree things to 1 ----- hate —cruelty, u.ro- pound guir — • *- ;iit — without provocation, and exculpating himself of them colored, were injured. Turkey * bitcat menace cornea from tec Am«r.A Boy’s Cximposition. from the ebarge of permitting the Indian* to can Couful-Gcnaral, whs inaiwU upon the ide. gallon „-------tx>i -jiliug water; stir the mixture gancc and ingratitude. VTASHINGTON. Tlie following composition, written by capture Jaduon....Col. George Scrogg*. late carrying out of the umtcnocH impoecd Three things to teach—truth, industry constantly until the asafotida ia dis­ United Htates Consul at Hamburg. Germany, upon the murderer* of Dr. Paraon*. the mi*a young hopeful in Onondaga count v, Mr. Bcbchard, Director of the Mint, aiunarv... .Admiral Jtecmour officially announces was read before a Teachers7 Institute and contentment. solved ; let the mixture cool; strain and and proprietor of the Chatupugu (HL) GatrUc, Tliree tilings to admire—intellect, dig­ give one-hnlf pint every three hours. died of con*tmi)>tion at Denver, CoL, la»t estimates tlie amount of gold ooiu iu thu coun­ the failure of nogotialions between’ tho Turks by a grave and reverend LL.D., whotie This will relievo the horse within twelve nity and graceful new. try at <369,881,003, and the amount of silver at and Montenegrin*. sense of the ludicrous ia so keen that he Three things to like—cordiality, good­ hours and give him a good appetite.” J. H. Havkrlt, tho prince of man»- «149,799^». fairly shook and gasped in his efforts to ness and elieerfulnesa. gcni, not satUflod with tbo already large numsuppreas unseemly mirth until he fin­ THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS. Three things to delight in—beauty, THE MARKETS. ished: We print below the electoral vote of frankness and freedom. one in hia latest—Hsvcriy’s Genuine the different States of tho Union : MEAT MARKET. NEW YOUK. | Three things to avoid—idleneaa, loColored Minstrels, 100 in number, with twenty A^baiua............... .. .ISlMlaaonn .....................U iNDIAKAroU*. Oct 15. Meat Market is a place where there i qnacity and flippant jesting. Itoos.... Beturns have been received from. all but Artann ........................ SlJtebraaka................... . > is tilings to sell. There is moat trade Throe things to wish for—health, Cotto*. seven countire, which give Mr. Porter 29,749 th© world in hi* Old buninees of conducting a . Uoiorado. in the morning and evening, as they majority, and Mr. lender* 22,860, leaving a net butcher their things in the afternoon. j friends abd.a contented spirit BBDStrcl company. , ConnccUc Tliree things to cultivate—good books, majority of 6,889. Tho missing countic© gave a _______ _____ __ Market in this place ; j' good A fierce railroad war has been raging I There_ie two__ Meat Oav»-Mixed friends and good humor. net Dcmocratio majority in 1876 of 1,556, which .‘ we :—— trade to both, Meat Markets are 3i£ will reduce Mr. Porter'© majority to 5,323, unvery Wtaful ; i* :i useful if it waa not for Meat A Curlnns Piece of Horse Flesh. Chicago. The trouble waa inaugurated by a cut ■ indlsu*. CJIICM.O. Market we should have to butcher our A correspondent at Marion, Ohio, ret South Carottaa. I think all these things I lates the following: A carious piece ctf unlikely. The National vote win aggregate own things. not to exceed 11,000 or 12,000, a alight show the providence of God. horao flesh was brought to town recently falling off from tho vote of 1876. | by a fanner natniid Synder, living in the How She Lost Her Diamonds. Maryland. a vtfttnia So far a* known, the Republicans have elected M^whn. tlfty-aeTen IteproMntativcs and sixteen Sena­ Dr. Durrie, of Jersey City, found an : south part of this county. The animal Louis were reduced to nomnally noth­ Mtrhlg«n . tors. These, with tho nine Senator*, holding old pair of corsets hanging in his IhxI- is destitute of hair, except the tail, which ing. tickets being sold aa low as 70 over, give fourteen majmity on Joint ballot, 4c- room closet, and threw them into an ash is unusually black and luxuriant Last oouta. Finally tbe Clucago, Rock Island curlng a United State* Senator in place of Mc­ winter the critter waa afflicted with an ~~1 "—tic, and thu Chicano, Burlington, Donald, aud guarautedug a safe working ma­ j barrel. When bis wife returned home in emptive diaeaoe, known among country icy roads Imxuudv involved in the The Oregon Legislature, by a vote of jority in cadi houML I the evening ths comets liad been taken and limited tiefat* between Chicago farriers aa “roller water,” but among to 86, has passed a resolution in favor of I away J>y on Italian, ragpicker. Mrs. more scientific IxnujtAraua, Oct 16. veterinary surgeons as Returns from all the countie© in the Btate, ; I)arrj° ,wua much annoyed by her ii»fmeat favoring woman suffrage.... A Democratic •xccpt Biptey, give Farter 6,834 plhratay. Rin-; action, and so was the doctor humid exanthema. This malady cuum-d KILslualE the complete destraction of the hair ley five msjiity L 1876 of m l when he l^™ed that hi. wife*, d^ond learned that his wife’s diamond bull*, and the auiinal began rapidly to ! ear-rings were concealed «■ in • wa* “ ‘ R.n f™, ih. nnt shed, leaving the body as stated aliore. j chamois-akin bag which was ^wou «? tru-tfive C. C. Wateon, Democrat, Ml tnsjor*by this fight.... Iraving the Con^-reMionxl drieeation i-iglit the inside of the comets. Tho orna­ The skin is remarkably smooth, glossy, m experienced feu ments were valued nt $200. Tlie police snd of a leaden color. The horse was prevailed U.rntigbont tho Northoriginally a roan. He is sixteen hands authorities were informed of tho loss, Wmur-MaJ- ‘ S ome sharp personal correspondence 16th and 17th of Oetotaw. ThM.i .! but no trace of tho ragpicker could be high, in good condition, and works regbetween Wade Hampton and Secretary Sbere ularyonhis owner’s farm. Snyder be­ ascertained.—Arie I’ork Tribune. came disgnstod with' tbe appearance of •.poudenro grow out of a jwbtical mkwIi bv the quadrajied and brought him here to The Cotton Crop. tnd show . Republican majority of about Sbennan, in which ba reiorrod to Hamptoni/tn, CIKCiXNATL About 75,000 milee of hoop-iron— dispose of him. Early in the day be and the Kn-Klux. Sherman, in replv to a> 18JXXL Twcuty-thre© Democratic coautio© ‘ enough for h three-fold girdle around would have taken $50, but before night letter from Hampton, ack---- used tbo language which c the earth—will' be needed to bind the he returned to his home refusing $300. publican gain, but Republican greater than forthcoming cotton crop, if it reaches Carolm* Si-uutar, reiterates rejoins, Democratic. Following are unofficial ma­ the number of bales predict'd by statisPresident Grevi’s salary and allow­ •M sailor. aav it was the wont storm TOLEDO.' ♦icinna. nr 6,000,0X1. The number of ances amount to about $180,000 yearly, bands required is six to a bale, or ST,' the salary proper being $120,060, At is Columbia, 8. C. " 000,000 in all. The cost of this will be the end of his seven yearn’ term he will, JvdoeEdmunds him been re-elected consequently have received $1,260,000 of Uw Southern to the Senate of tbe United State* for a term of Fourth district, Schultz, Bun., 350; Sixth about $3,000,000. DKTBOrf.' out ot the public treasury. Ho ia net district, Ifctcbte, Ren., 6!H: Eighth district, He Didn’t Knsw Hi*. T>— e Robuiooh, penviotu, and manages to spend tiiis r, IL'p.. 1.889; only kepi from starring Teacher—“SupixMui tliat you have large rum in reeeptiomi and snlstcrip100; ■niirtrenth two sticks of candy, and your big tiuus. Ho gave $1,000 to the American grav-, rival candidates for Congress, indulged district Atherton, Fifteenth diaa knovk-down at Foxtiurg, Pa. Moagrove brother gives, you two more ; liow many veDow-fevor fund. >vc the lie and White the blow. have you got' tlien ? ” INDIAN *H>t. 18.. The Roman Funun haa now been Tax official pluralities on CongTM*Little boy (shaking his head)—“Yon don’t know him; he ain’t that kind of a completely excavated, with the excep­ tion of a amall ' Heiiman. J87 ; Second district. Cobb, 3,'M ; from all th.? counties of Ohio, which stKiw that ______________ Tmrd di-trict, B«rfad*g-.T. 8.271; Fourth dMrid. H Uman, 1.847; Fifth dwtrirt, Matcussing tlie direction of the wind. Tho candidates ou former said, “ We go by the court hotuw Tua “Ladiaa’Dapoait Bonk," rtf B»- Henry Dtnklr, Mdm KHh, and a rtr �the empire a population of 42,750,000 A raw years ago the greatest steamers pail of water- sod a did not exceed 350 feet in length, 45 feet in breadth, 3,500 tons in it Berlin, of the Inman- Line, Aceoa&ino to Prof. Grimmer, tlwre fa 44| feet, and their new steamer, the City of Rome, building of iron at Barrow, 1888 to 1877 there will be a universal will be larger, having • a. length of bifi • gr*s mortality. Asia will 1* depopulated, feet, a breadth st ( SC fset, theahad* yolks of of flour, mix other whole egg, n half teaspoon of flavoring. Beat whites to * *’ ' Cunard steel ship, the Servia, now build­ ing at Glasgow, is 500 feet by 50 feet, „ . oae Cup with over 10,000 indicated horsu-power, sugar, one cup boiling water... Save the and will doubtless posseas a speed in white of one egg for frosting. Beat eggs, advance of tlie very fastest ship at pres­ together, turn on this mixture the hot Meat is scarce and dear in France, ent afloat in the mercantile marine. water,- boil in dish of water ; bake crust peasantry being able to taste it not scjraratc. At a social gathering in Walker coun­ Staixs on marble if produced by thus removed: ited to bacon and j»ork in other forms. ty, Ga., Colquitt and Woods tell into a smoko may ' be •Game is particularly scarce and expen- discussion on their wives’ merits. They Moisten powdered quick limo with a strong solution of washing soda «ive, thu import duty greatly enhancing had been married only a year, but _ . _ , , , iu in MOV hot water'; wnM-r ; brush uiiuiu uuu this u>vi over the wu stone ita natural value. The stock-rauMsrs of Woods confessed he wm already oon- . h< fa dry. Brush off, wash with -the United States will yet find a market vinced that he and Mrs. Woods were j plenty of water, and polish with rotten badly mated — that he would be happier ) stone on polishing powder. ■in France for their fatted animals. with Mn. Colquitt. That wm followed ! Picxijmo BcBtotaL-Heat the amount u>m Ix a coffee-grinding mill in Chicago a by Colquitt'. »towJ tttat b. preferred | maiden uf advancing ago placed id sev­ Mrs. Woods to his own spouse. A bar- j turn into a jar and set in a cool place, eral packages of coffee a card saying that gain waa made on tho spot to transfer ' Simple, but Ithink they are much Letqny gentleman matrimonially inclined the «ir«k Mre. Colquitt, when fo. I tar Utan fo ^toU ke Mtany a.«» with ■might address her. An aged and wealthy tarenoa of the t^le. joT„t^ «qm., Milwaukee widower quarreled with his eeoed, but Mrs. 'Woods rebelled, ;and ( ting then) marble, she pours the housekeeper, and while preparing his went back to her father’s house. M». | sodding fruit into them, and says she naver breaks a can tliat way, as the cans lonely luenkfaat found “ Aggie’s” card, heat gradually from tbe bottom. and now she is Mrs. Milwaukee. . their honeymoon waa short, for a mob Favoiutb Mkat Pm.—Take cold roost drove the two men out of tho place. beef or meat of any kind, slice it thin, Juvekile delinquent* in England aia cut it rather small,. fay it, wet with -now to lie whipped in most caees, in­ Youxo ladies who adopt tho mascu­ gravy, and sufficienUy peppered aud stead of being imprisoned, and nupplies line-looking Derby hat and ulster,-, Balk'd,, inn meat piu dish. If liked, a -of . birch rods are being sent to all the close skirts, uiul imitate aa closely os small onion may lie chopped fine and police, stations. A physician must al­ possible their brothers’ garb, should sprinxlcd over it. Over the meat pour a couple of stowed tomatoes, a little more ways be present st a whipping, a pre-. warning by a recent occurrence in a pepper, and a thick layer of mashed <«ution IK.V.T taken at Engli.li public: Now Yotk A coupi0 fo, potatoes. Bake slowly m a moderate oven till tlie top fa a light brown. •i-bool. of tho Eton, WMbhmter, Clmr- ( JraBwxl 1Jib, in Fkuit I’ik.—A simple tiling to speak tohoumi type, it maybe ofowr.-od. | boing ,hown „ pen- one ot them im. of, but if all ladies have their pies “ run mediately hat. The usher out”" m ly doffed hfa his hat me uimer os I have, they will not th think a Mm people love the Bible, but there i reasonable time for the other remedy so simple after olL For raspwaited a _________ _ — __ ,__ rare members of tbo Stevens family, down to show the same token of i in Connecticut, who probably love a cer- , 1»J (..or M1.1 Jf4 bp>!»d ih« ,nro«®nM ( at last, out of patience, reached over and then sprinkle thicUy with sugar, then tain copy of the Bible more than monk knocked off the offending head-gear, put the flour under the berries, then flour; folks do theirs. A.certain Bible, printed when to hfa horror he found he had un­ sprinkle with ougnr again, aud bake .about 1600, contains a family record that covered the head of a young lady, who, j slowly. By this moans one can have the iswonted just now. The Bible is probably goodness of the pie in the pie, instead of wearing short, curly hair, only the more * . '* ' rafowed away in some attic in Eastern |i heightened her resemblance to one of | To 8tew Tomatoes.—Take ten targe Connecticut, and if it can l»o found it ’ j the masculine gender. I tomatoes, put them into a pan, und pour will bring $100,000,000 into the Stevens ------------------------- scalding water over them to remove the family. Dr. Louis Bosse, of SL Loufa, was । skins easily; peel tlicm and cut out all « .U.J, ..... ...» h“d « ““"I” , r-'rtion; *hen ott ’ Cj.l™,ia u heginntug to .how Uw tnarrie.1 lart July. Now hi. ww wile „ i. .... ,u- j . , ,■ it Ls • through ana take out the needs. Boil an anj mash it fine; add it to the white feather. At last tliat State is un­ ing for a divorce. Her chief cause of dertaking to raise the gentle ostrich. complaint is given in her testimony, as tomatoes, with pepper and salt to your Thi. will hare tho double eOM olI " W. hO . root duck for Unto, Md . ph»ebutterJM.Urge atla Opening o.tri.hr«-Uu r»Md of m.: dim.?.’«?> On‘°“ '“W. When lie riimStw ating a market for old tin cans, glass I the onions he got just like a wild hour8> A quarter of an hour 'before bottles and such. A good ostrich wili I aQd tlirew down his knife and dinner is ready add four or five table­ . _ *__ 1- _____ -j_ .. _ —.1 —ll.J .'uumfnlu tv spoonfuls of nr.it.nl grated lir-.m.l bread, nt.rllnf and let it it ut.t atew produce from 850 to 8125 worth of fork, cursed me and called me names, . and asked mo whut kind of eating that till ready to serve. feathers every eight months. A pair of Deemonico Puddd»o.—One quart of old birds will raise about eighty chicks wax. He wouldn't sit down to the table sweet milk; the yolk* of five eggs; three every year, and these are worth from $40 then, but went and sat down in the tablespoonfuls of corn starch, mixed kitchten. I wasn’t eating then, nnd he smooth in half a teacupful of milk; a tea­ to 852 each when two weeks old. asked me why I didn't eat. I said to cupful of suffar and any flavoring liked. Bring the milk to the boiling paint, stir r . r , him, * If you will not eat 1 will not eat in the com starch, then tlie sugar, and The Loudon Lancet says : “The man ’ , ; . , . , . . . . either. He then sold: ‘If you don t lastly, eggs. Draw to the back of tho •who eats a regulated number of meals . , , . T •>> . ... , , .. . . , , 'sit down this very minute and cat I will range and let thicken for two or three ^ladv, with a duly stimulated and organ- , . - , , - / i. i •* i- 11 , i show you who is boss in this house, you minutes. Be very careful not to burn. ized habit, probably eata much more: T , „ , , . , .. . . . Turn into a pudding dish and bake about ,. . . ; or L He forced me to g* to the tabic a half an hour. Beat whites to a stiff than his system requires, or the organ- | » . , . ... . . . , , and mt down, and I took some victual* froth; stir in four tablespoonfuls of pow­ ism, as a whole, is constituted to deal . ± . . . , . T witlu Tte organ, ot diction .nd m- ' °n bo 1 dered sugar; flavor; spread over the pud­ «nn.a.m » or^ork.d, w.d )„.»<»., I “ulJn 1 ’,n‘ “J ,8°‘ • ding aud return to tlie oven to brown. America will l«»e fifteen million inhabi­ tant*. There will be tempesta and invmdAtions. No prophet coujd. bp<grimancr than this one. . ' ' in the hdfle Or volcano. melon, ana a fearful rate that lowland and up on thu aide of the vol­ cano, which generated steam and eauaed an explosion which blew np the whole concern to atoms, and shot him four hundred mile* out to a ’’ * picked up by a w * me that the one mistake of his life was that he diAn . „.. a plug in tho crater of the volcano 1 a* to make it ilico open tho terxnelon and come sMHng home on a half-shell. “ He would lie. Hrfay'd that once he tJemen find this arrangement so unsatis­ factory that they will have to go outside when thirsty. the other is exactly right to time. To which of these two watebe* mg a good watch for a bad ope. The first watch has, we assume, gained thirty writing “Fidctio. seconds a day; and, according to this -------------------- - — — — —,------- tate, it has gained u quarter of an hour > humor en er the business prospect, for the ; m thirty days. What must bo done to ensuing fall and whiter seasons. Tho i make this wateh go well? Alter the cutlook is magnificent, and so far the regulator inside from fast to slow, or gst traveling troupe speculations have all ; a careful, watah-maker .to do it for you, done fairly well, none, having been thereby altering ita daily rate. Let ua wrecked or swamped.---------------------------------------------------- ‘ affected during the month Am alliance between a j going, which hia occasion “The Church and Stage Guild ’’ has I certain extent daily. It may easily ooboen formed, and Um guild has held ita I cur that at the end of u month this first meeting at the Dilettante dub in gaining and losing compensate each Argyll street, London. Man v English other, and by this means ths ence. ’ j never be relied upon. The fact ia that a Whxv Edwin Booth wm at Stratford- * ^ch gains In a regular manner or on-Avon he received marked attention I h«««n » reguhy manner is sujierior to on all fianda. Among other oompHmonta whose variation is uncertain, and hr.WMfo.itad forth, cmtodunirf th. «>■“» it, station come, to be bumliM m ---------Shakespeare cottage to write hfa namethe little companion may vie with th* “high up” upon the “nctor’s pillor" most delicately adjusted ship’s chronom­ । —which is at the right ot the fireplace eter. A skiUful watchmaker one day As in the room in which ShakemMare wm thus reasoned with a customer who com­ es- i born. He was also entertained at n din- plained ot hfa watch. “You com­ day for forty roih plain," said he, “that your watch uw w it waa a i ner nt Clonton, in an ancient mansion eel ran into the b_ light-house. He He aaid he*sold tho ice- I tliat Shakcsi>earo used to visit. Mr. gains a'minute a month. Well, tlien, capbiin for fifteen Ahow^nd I Booth fa one of the governors of tbe you will congratulate yourself when you berg to the c — dollars, and the captain spht it up and Shakespeare Memorial Theater at Strat- havo heard me. You are aware tliat in your watch, the balance, which 3, and made two hundred lo«lAxna Dicdmbom’s new play is thought fa the regulator, makes five oscillation* every second, which is 432,000 ndav; by competent critics to have in it the de ­ companies. “Lie? Well, sir, he beat any man I ments of success. It ia an American so that your watch, exposeJ to all the ever camo across. Told me that once out comedy of good society of the present vicissitudes which heat and cold occasion in Nevada a mountain lion attacked him. time. There ore four acta, and the it, the varying weight ot the air, and th* with his month wide open. ^Ho bad scenes are laid in New York nnd tho slinking to which it fa subjected, has not ’ [hberhood. “Kate . Vivian” is the varied more than a minute a mouth, or presence of mind enough to grab it by ing female part, and it fa a part that two seconds a day. It hns only acquired . the tongue and pull The lion roared with pain, but he did his level best At . .tax tho capabilities of a good actress. with each vibration of the balance a va­ pulling, and prettv soon the tongue [ Twoi of the people are business men, oue riation of the two hundred and sixteen a ajournalist, fa a began to giro and t£a tail io. shorten, fa L_ ------------ , -and — one — — - doctor. —------- thousandth port of a second. Judge, and directly out they caijie, the tongue j There are only eight characters in the then, what must be the extreme perfec­ and tlie tad, in one long continuous i play. Althongh a comedy, it fa a good tion cl the mechanism ot this watch P* string. He said he hid ’em at home and ! deal of a drama and has a serious mo- A watch cannot go for an indefinite period without being repaired or he showed ’em to me, but my belief is tive. cleaned. At the expiration of a certain that they were only three or four cow- , Mb —’ ' r. Abbkt has evidently mode up his hides and a bull’s tail dovetailed to- I mind that the “ Passion Flay — time, the oil dries up, dust accumulates, Play " v_ will lie and wear andtear are the inevitable result* getlier. PJ . .in New York, far he boa made , jHipular “He was astonishing as a truth crush- | arrangemente to perform it for eight to the whole machinery, the functions be­ er. Said he served on a gunboat during weeks. The work of selecting toe cos­ coming irregular, and froquetly ceasing the war which wa* very tunoll and light, tumes, of which three hundred will be to act altogether. A person posaeasing while the mortar on the deck was very necessary, has been begun. The time d a watch of good quality, and dcairqus of large and heavy, and he said the first representation will be about three hours preserving it m such, should have it time the tried to fire n fifteen-inch shell, and a half. It has been decided that tlie cleaned every two years at least But the shell remained stationary, while tlie name* of tho actors shall not be printed care should bo token to confide thfa recoil was so groat that it fired the gun­ on tho programme. These is consider­ cleaning or repairing to careful hand*; boat four miles up the stream and lauded able diversity of opinion in theatrical an inexperienced workman may do great it in a tree. He was a liar, but now he’s circles with regard to the financial result injury to a watch even of the simplest dead I reckon u he’ll ketch it” : of the enterprise, some persons thinking construction.—Chambers' Journal. There was - alxmt it; Mr. j tout great throngs will be attracted to ..s’. nd doubt The Basstan Czar. O'Leary was very successful as a con- । tlie ■’-------’------------------------------------spectacle by curiosity, others* that A remarkable incident has recently atructer of energetic work of fictiou. the moral sense of .tlie community will be been brought to light in the childhood - 4, Bealanee of a Violin. shocked, and that the great msas of of the present Czar of Russia. When a , . . , . . , . ■ theater will refuse to ^lo.l countenance !«• goers TbSta.nunor lh»l Mtiie boy of twelve years hfa father, Nicolas is' often a romance and a dizzy astxrnt ' opporition may bo looked for from too L, made him a Lieutenant in the Im­ from the depths of poverty to the heights Roman Catholic Church. The 6th of . j icrial Guard. The child was delighted with the glit­ of wealth and luxury. One of th'semu- December fa tho date fixed upon for tho sicitMK. already ou the first rounds of first representation.—New York Even­ tering uniform. Happening soon after to enter a hall where the highest Tartar the golden -lad.lur, is Theresa. Tua, a ing Pott. Friuces of Southern Russia were ansemyoung Italian girl. She is 13 years old, Clara M orris saya that different and j-ut yut lias !ius already al reml v taken the first prize luonau, t,,™.™ bled iu council, ha was still more elated uml for the violin at Uta Paris Conservatory, cities have widely, different eatimaUa of when these dignitaries (many of them Corn'll) ! i.lnwra Pln.VB- “ “ fit St- T^tnta twinln pe«I>le." 81 >o nurticnparticu...... . . Him aged men) rose to piiy homage to the She had twenty-four competitors from 16 1 larizes, “ will go to s<*e * Article 47 ' just heir-npparenL to 25 ycars of age, but received the prize He crossed nnd rocrossod thu hall with, by the unanimous consent of nine of the M long as a woman can drag herself on tho stage to play it, and just m long as childish swagger, but after tho second nest masters in Paris. The success of they havo legs to get into tho theater v'oefaance tlie nobles continued their con­ this musical prodigy is due chiefly to her fntlier, a bricklayer of Turin. He earned with. Night after night they will pack ference, and took no further notice of , , stick nnd staxxl behind my choir and 50 cento a'day, but out of this sum, by tlie house, and as if there never was such the boy. Alexander ran in a rage to hfa Why People Are so Short-Lived. ■doubtless, many of the most troublesome: laying aside 1 cent daily, savgd $2 and another play in the world. Change the father to complain of them; but Nicola* ,. > . , . .. , . said to me: Here, do vou see that The Concord School of Philosophy -diseases. A glance at any table showing . , „ "Without in­ bill, and iierhape you may have a Louse, led him Indore them, rebuked him pub­ . , ., ,. stick ? That is for you, and if you will having requested tho assistance of the lujught an old violin. the hmgth of time which the commonest1 • . ... . struction, and with only his natural but tbe chances are that they will resent licly for hfa vanity and insolence, and «rtiZTot forxl IU. to Jig.-, will .how \ “* '‘*k “ Limo Kiln Club in solving the conun­ iove of music to guide him, bo finally the alteration of tlie programme by disgraced him by stripping him of hfa Put on epmilettes. drum of why the people of this age do succeeded in plating a number of tunes. letting you severely alone. Itat the Ia.Uton.blo rtqnnfoh e.n Mtowly “*• 1 *?* "TT •Article 47 "again and they will come,’ I not live as long ns those of earliy days, On another occasion Nicolas showed Tlie long evenings after liis daily toil , . „ i vour body, rill up your plate ami eat. might say, like hungry rata after a piece the matter was given to tlie Committee ■over be empty. ;• . . . . * , , , ________________ I I then filled.my plate for good, nnd he on Judiciury to. investigate. They now were passed thus m digging, as it were, of cheese. Then there is ‘ Camille;’ no that there were times when he could con­ Fwx a recent book. “ The Progress I ^hmd me till I had the express a readiness to report, as follows: from the violin tlie melodies that he re­ matter bow many times it lias been acted, trol hfa own spirit and fulfil the ordi­ nary obligation that one gentleman owe* membered. At last, muric mad, he •‘Dis committee had no trouble to find placed the violin and the bow in the nnd no matter how badly, it fa a sure card to another when he has wronged him. of tlie World " (Stanford), it appears that | * ° 0 P tt <- ^P IC • plenty of reasons b’arin’' on tlie inquiry. luuids of his little daughter 6 years in Brooklyn aud Chicago. In San Fran­ In one of lifa frantic spells of rage, he cisco the people can not be hired to go in manufactures at present England In de fiut place, de taxes am so higli dat grossly insulted an old General who had old; nnd said: “Do as I do.” The Queen Victoria’s Reign. and ait through it," no mon kin afford to lib over a hundred stands pre- emin -nt. Ita operatives num-: faithfully served him. The soldier re­ Very remarkable changes have taken y'ars. In olden days a man could tell child oi»eyed, and was soon able to play signed hfa commission. Nicolas com­ ber 2,930,000, against 2,781,000 of Ger­ lace during the forty-two years' reign of bis wife to git 'long away if she didn't for better than her father. Tlie inde­ manded him to appear before tho whole fatigable bricklayer then said to his A $50,000 Sapphire. . 1,936,000 of France . _________ , ^.ueen Victoria. She has outlived Elease by many,t and and 1,- , him. In dis ago he has io stick wife, “You must learn the guitar." staff, and then he apologized and begged 150,000 ot Biusia. Th. production per | “’y"4 J«r» Bi.hop .foi ereA Georgia papers are again in a fever of y her 'an fight it out Dis has an indu’ ,. . TT •. u T-; Judge whom she found seated on those ence to make him sigh for a change to “But I have no guitar, and I cannot excitement over tho rubies -md sapphire* forgiveness of the man as publicly aa h* operative is — .manfan » given ™n> aa m : United King. ___________________ b BooUand... and Iroplay.” These objections were uMdesa, found in tho Soqunh mines, in UiQt State. had offered the insult de evergreen shores. None ob doj.e ale — Ol... .,..1 Al. n funeral of riom, £224 ; France, £220 -; flni-mnnv Germany, Ij 1land. She l.au has witnessed tlie onu the mother, urged on by her inex­ The Gainsville JCaglc says that a few chaps had a second shirt to his back, on' £103. In the principal textile mouu- • every Premier who has served upder none dreamed of puttin’ on style. Look orable and music-loving husband, could days ago a lad eleven years old, by the study the lives of these Romanoff Prince* at last play a discreet accompani­ facturee, cotton and wool, tlie United her, except Lord Beaoonsficld and Mr. about you in dis aige on’ see de coat-tails, ment to tho violin of Theresa. Tlie name of Ledford, found in the gravel of Gladstone. Not a single Cabinet Min­ Sequah creek a large, deep blue sapphire, pins, an' odder Kingdom produces a total of tlie value of later <1 her unde and prodeeoaer'a day. ! sleeve buttons, diamond .lowu a man’s head three then went from city to city perfectly transparent, in sire nearly an nary jMuwions of men are exaggerated .£155,000,000; the United States, £84,- now survives; and of those who held in­ | m sorrow to de grave ! In de time of de playing in tho cafes and hotels, and well square, but wcdged-shajied, weigh­ into something abnormal and monstrous. It fa probable that tho Romanoffs were <XX>,000; France, £88,000,000; Ger­ ferior offices under her first and favorite prophets dor was no medna of scootin' ing thirty-seven and one-half karate, tho Premier, Lord Melbourne, tiiere can Ixi aroun* de kentry on.’ takiu* in de aigbta. them to Paris. A lady of Nice gave largest ever found in America. W. G. no liettcr or -.Torso than other men, but many, £48,000,000. found among the living only Lord Hali­ In dis aige, arter a man hns bin to New him a letter to Monsieur Masaart, Di­ Strubbe, of Cincinnati. Ohio, is now tlie they ore aubjocted to a terrible tempta­ fax (then Mr. OharfesWood) and Lord York, Washington, Chicago, on' a few rector of the Conservatory, who immedi- owner, by purchase, of this precious tion in the power with which they are in­ vested; a power which fa abaolnte, and Ax .English physician, stationed ip Howick (now Lord Grey). Of the memodder places, he am up a stump for a atelv perceived too astonishing talents stone, winch,, according to Prat J. D. ZFormosa, nays: “The Chinese make, ben of the Privy Council who sat in change of scenery, an' he natterly wants of the child. Here begins the romance Dana’s method of determining the value which doubtless to them soems fllimitoble. of toe story, for the father had no more June 1837, to administer to her tbe oaths, of precious stone*, is worth $51,200. -cn die whole, very good patients. Octo be pustiin* ou to'rds de pearly gates. The American boy, son of an ordiuaiy money, and how was the little family to only four survive. She has received the •casionidly some of them try our patience homage of four Archbishops of Canter- Dis committee am ob de optuyun dat do live during the four years necessasy for Boys and girls and grown persona are citizen, whose life fa held down and ruled searching for others where this was modern man who reaches de aige of one from hfa cradle by law, by custom, and not a little. One takes a four days’ MipTheresa ’ s instruction? Monsieur Masfound. The sapphire is nearly equal to hundred y'arsought to lie perfectly satis- j plyof medicine away with him, the the diamond in value and hardness. The by religion, finds it hard to control hi* How much for. Hr Rita wore tfotti,.' - !“ PJden ,“‘.d u? .oUAeni B-=fo largest known sapphire is in Mr. Hope’s appetites nnd passions. recipe bearing on it • a spoonful three more difficult it fa for a child who fa bom each of the three Chief Justiceships English collection d precious stones, a times daily, after <tach meat ’ He comes twice at least; she has received the ad­ mon, ptoi—mor., ieeXfo. to almost absolute power to put a yoke or. on himself. In such a case the natural back next morning for mere, thinking dresses of four successive Speakers of the tam. J.' rtae g«. fo mA, “‘‘“J to flatter you by’stating that ho drank House of Commons; she has entrusted $150,000. Sir Abram Hume also jx*- tendency of all appetites fa to axsumo enormous pr<n>ortious. scsses a large crystal. The composition the former quantity at one dose. An- tbe Great Seal of the Kingdom to no i..surj-.„ a. «... je1 Even the most careless boy can her* fewer than nine different Lord Chan­ of sapphire is pure alumina. Blue is tlie xrther has bis arm carefully put up in cellors; and shelias commissioned eight catch a glimpse ot the great law of oomwplints, and on his next visit he brings successive premiers to form no fewer we’ll el>cr pray.” pensatione, and see how the calm, solid for a period of five years, and $10,000 oriental tutor; when green, an oriental Tlie Secretary was instructed to pre­ his dressings in a septirute parcel. They than thirte»fli different administrations. pare a verbatim report and forward the beside. He, however, thinks it fa not emerald ; when of other bright lints, it hapiuiiess, obtainable by tlie plain American cituen, fa preferable to a seat enough, and hesitates to accept the receives other names. aire great believers in internal adminfasame to Concord, together with the hope Struck. on the highest throne of Europe, with offer.—Letter from Home, tratiou, and, although he has only a cut tlie possibility of the mad career of a “ Hallo 1 what’s thia? ’’ asked Greeny, Hint the school and the club would work together in the greatest harmony during Horse Stuag to Death. Catharine, or of an Ivan the Terrible. finger, it fat difficult for a Chinaman to Hints. the long evening ]>eri<xL—Detroit free By some mistake n bora? was hitched see why he should not get some mediDiscontent fa too want of self-reliance. stander; “ here’s where they hang tiie He who can conceal hfa joy fa greater to an apple tree near eighty stands of Sunday-schools of Great Britain are sheet lightning?' The fellow waa A Leap-Year Incident, beet, in Hunt county, Texas, aud ths than he who can conceal his griefs. lacking in discipline, and are noted for “ struck,” but at last accounts heswas Not 100 miles from Thornhill a Jroung ; A man’s virtues should lie measured, bees became enraged, and attacked tbe doing wall, and ^t wm feared he might lady had been spending the day with a not by life occasional exertion*., blit by horse, stinging him so liodly tliat he the irregniarityin which the children .years ago for naturalizing in certain recover. . 1 ■ L ; died ia * few hours. An agtxl gentle­ atteud them. Th<«e sehooh ore also <tabachelor minister and bin stater. The the doings of his ordinary life. man, in attempting to loose toe hon»«>, fleient in the picnic and festival element Axxa Dickinson once set out to learn young laily, whose mom- waa Mfas which makes Home American SundayThe exodus of tho Nova Scotians to was severely stung, and, in running acho-ils attractive. -cinchona or Peruvian bark tree have German, but after spending 815 for Hope, had been very gratified with the kindly treatment received at tlie good the United States fa steadily increasing. away from them, fell, and was dragged books, $20 for a teacher, and $4 for a been attended with the most remarkable into tlie house in on unconscious state. old Scottish manse, and on leaving ex­ Tho decrease iu jxqnilation of the pressed her thanks for tke kindness ol province fa becoming daily more no­ Some fiftv or sixty stings-were picked apt of his head and face. A copious apthe minfater, making at the same time ticeable. atagee of growth probably minions of .4 ice. So he took night for six mouths —tore it into strips strips through the bamboo stuck tbe rod into toa Jat of and Ut toe Other end. �aud Ibv I ttor I left than and I w in! it tu yue m> yne cult ar** I dhieut fonret yuwamITHK Nkws. Doot prim only tbe fit at part and the 1**1 part of thia tottey catiN twnod I* to twd nn me. Wr utart tortnbmir for the grate gold ill ax me how I cam tn git mines, but-wit atop over al tlw Naahunh I Park on the Yrllowatour, where, if beer, wel He tel yeti, liras ffittin hot far me out Ut the lock, anti I hut anld we git thare, I wil rite agin. In tin* mceutiiue duiit fotgil yuiv old freud out and toft. T‘ e foluw didrnt no I who anffrniao ranch to bild np a repertaahnn nnd twtnblinh n record of oaesty grate meatia, Unit I writ about, tin: while baltliu with the rlemento and fokea got up a rcripahun for to ntihe ntrivin to leave to posterity » pure and nanny to tow the wtliMiaa, and they nnspotod knnwter ami n uanm both made me bag holder, when tha got a poetic and rich, that of, ■ Timothy Tumblk. Diee pito of the needful 1 hid it in my du chirt rite amuug my done, but numBEAL ESTAT< TBAH8FEB8. b«*dv broke in my room while we waa alm-pin and dole Uh- mutiny, but the fake* dident bteevp it ohm nothin eke rm took ami tbe chiat wm left jtot aa 1 I>u B.X 2. Tbornapule I fixd iu 0 how aorr.v I be that ruv re- Nettie F Newell to Frs pertaahun la damigrd, tliat my good Dame ia gon and do wun wil truat me. 13, ante h *—sMeranns Wei, after tkatbrrteod to reat me I aold out, and me and Jim left, and Mol­ ly und the childrun wtot bak to theold hum nnd tlie dnddiea in Oniahtk. I t-l yeu w’ bar lota of fun heer, the ingina git after ub wnnee in a while, : 3*. BdUnrore. a>u.Uenui<a, but we lot dalfte thru thare body* and H Mania lo M'-raaa Jones. that’s the end ou etu. Tattler nite al ter dark, while all ia camp was am ok in aud tellin ysroa, tho redskins scooted Jouti on ua aud stampeded our hoasea, twaa no grale loss, but after nil wele : »priM»fcoo*.<l> r»tiua LDHeMh. ISMacraa miti em. Jim shot tbr-e in gin*, tuthrr Hee It, Yankee Bpriuga, da jiat aa tha wua steclio our traps, Jim J<-*m> m-iHirt to Samuel Me 3. Maple Grove. con sed ha ruther ahoot aa ingin than ete Gao W Vaualcki. u, (ivu hia dinner, I told him twin rang, as thn ot to live, but Jitn dident agree with oosMrraiion.. PIN WORM DESTROYER. me, he aed tbe pesky ingins wus made lion.. to MH jiat aa much as bufferlea, and tha dident uoeuuy mon-. Wei, I dont bee bee 13. Castleton, consideration it in that lite, foc^tbe poor ignorant be­ dlenlls, conatderaiMMi.. ing* hev been auffully abuaetl by the ------- Yeu see 1 bad to stop ritin at the to Thos Huiilvau, lot 1 blk 10 wurd the. Wei, this la the way of it, ASHVILLE LIVERY. Just as. got to that wurd Uie cusaed iiy v|I|e, consideration . gins bunt in on ua and I had to git. *1. OSMAN, Prop. WeLIcaut up my pacer ooh tlie ground Milto Bradley in CUiJara W'UU. 1-2 rare on ' 1 ata prepared ;to furnlakj and run like n white hed, the redakinn nee 2. Prairieville, eumldaration.... . MA, Allen M Smith tn L'-wnh .1 Mnnn .*1 wiene nn after me. I put for a c’umpof buahis Sec 35. Orangeville. eonslderatl .2,800 neer by, but afore 1 got thare I stutol my toe and (ell ucela over ht-d into a Rubt lli udraon to John Farryman. ctiu on Me 30, Aujri*, eonaMersUon--- ...........1,900 crick that I didrnt no wus thare. the LOW RATES T B VaaWa«nre to Gilbert Wh tarare SO weeds wua ao thik the ingiua coodent acne an the 33. Marie Grove. coMlderation IU see me ho tha left me trod went for the Wn H Jitedan to At>dr->« C Fotta, 19 aerre nn He 54 WuodLinff. consideration............3,000 reat of the boy*. I fell moroe 90 feet Mary V Skl'leian to Whltflrid BKUlnun, 00 COM’ERCIAL TRAVELERS aeree eo See 1 A l. narry, eoueldenuIo-__ l,00o sirate doun nnd landed on my bel—face Mxnsv ercclALTT rite in the mud nnd water, and when I Opp* sila the Wolrett Houte. Naabvilla, Mich. got up yeu coodent toM me from a Sou ingin. Says I, lion. Timothy Tumble, J. OSMAN. yen air in a wus fix than when yeu atoHlnre the introduction of Kelkaqr's Columbian atarted from lock 240, yeu wood make a party charemau now, all yeud need u ood be introdoosin and a chare to set in. I got on my feet, but nhades of ta- all achra aryl pallia, which are the forerunner* uf tor bug* how I did look nnd felt. My more-wriout <r*order*. It acta speedily and *ure­ ly, al way* reliertn« *ntrertnr r mouth wus full of mild, my eyes neer- Th- prtitretion It afford* l y iu ly dugout with brush, my close full of mud and water, and I n worse akeert<| man than yeu wus 4th of July when that man run into yure buggy. Says 1 Hon. Tumble yeu deaarve the nnine cans if thia iacut a onorable tumble ACTS PI! what is. I got out of that and climbed erilea of thl. wonderful medicine. up the bank and looked for th e ingin*. The boys coodent see enny.so I ait doun forcing into tbe a aud went to ritin agin agio, aud I writ r'kin, oonrtehlFs tocle*. MANUFACTURERS OF this. PAIN IN THE BACK UGHT AND HEA.VY WeLI’me goiti to camp if tha is enny left, I wil pin this to a bush so if enny WT ▲ T~> MT > T* ^3 • I Bright'* Disrate of the Kidney*. Diabetes, Dropty, Jta> L n JL2J»5yJ5B» • I Wrayel, Catarrh of tbe Bladd.r, Inability to luialn wun finds it and I git killed yeu wil no JtjL or Expel the Urine, Slone in the Bladder. Utah what bee uni of me and let Trolly no Im Colored. Scanty ar painful Urinating. Depoalu, Caata or Shred* In the Urine. AND DEALERS IN ded. Good by, Orno, good by; don’t cum west, stick to Nashville and The News, dont be,inuniiy laker for ennyboddy but yureself aud all wil be well. Whips, Combs, etc., Tel Molly I fot to ths last but was cut ebr pertain I n< to a flrrt class all to peeces aud thrbde about the pra- And everylblnaHARNESS SHOT. It l« worn exactly wl ry afore I giv *up. Write a long obit­ body aud itntrediately'c uary tellin how good 1 wus and how innosent I wus of rang. But I mnstgo. Farewel. T. Tumble. (■equally cood for P. S. If enny wan si.ood git this pa­ MAN, WOMAN OR CHILD. per oph the bush, pleas send it to O. De not be prejudiced. OIVR IT A TRIAL and be Strong, Editor JiEwa, Nashville,Mich. ranvineed that It i» boneat, reliable, offvetive and rwUeaUr nuenlloo pal. to BETAlKlSO. AU hut what |xx»r feeble and rxluiu.Uxl body rr<|Ulre»T"oo1y Years, Tbo<i»and. are dally tbetr _-......ad*.Ing - * -* ■ teal — la- ooy to tb* T. Tumble. W. E. CLARK & CO. Dabble P. S. lfllivc yeu neethnt your drugxi.t for It and accept KO IMITATION send it at Call. Trooly. JT IS A FACT OR 8UB8TI rtlTK. If.be baa not got It, rend to u« and receive It by return mail. Steketee’s SINGLE OR DOUBLE TURN-OUTS PAD W.E- <XABK & co. Best Oak Tanned Leather. QLEMETT SMITH, Attorney at Law AND Agricultural Implements Attorney * Counsellor, JJ 100 Kegs Jefferson Naus at *3.25 rates. 600 Windows, 8x10, 12 lights; 25c. 250 Windows, 10x14, 8 lights, 35c. 200 Windows, 12x28, 4 lights, 55c. 200 Doors, 2-6x6-6, 5 panel, $1.25. Two Tons Strictly Pure White Lead, $8.00. Strictly Pure Boiled Oil, 60c. per gallon. 100 Gallons Pure Mixed Paints, $2.00 per gallon. Six-inch Stove Pipe, I5c. per joint. Round Eldows, 25c. each. jprriuL ZuiTVE of HOUGHTALW, ’ SHERIFF J DUES BUSSELL, ZDZR/V- GOODS, J£D. POWERS Jt Co. HARDWARE, ’ Iron, Nails, Stoves and Tinware. Ma BUCK. STOVES FULL. LINE OF American and Foreign Marble, Monuments. Tombstones, Mantles, 4c., HMtincp*. Mictx. jTa~ BA IrGHMAN. HYSICIAN AND 8UROEON. Woodland Canue, Mich. Day and ni«bt call* proapt|^_»G P CUTLERY I EMBRACING J£NTEKP»1SE GROCERY Table Spoons, Butter Knives, Dessert Forks, Tea Setts A few Buggies left to sell on one year’s time, New Fresh Good* and Low Price*. Boise Ac Francis Haring bought for OA 8H a large, neat stock of C. C. WOLCOTT JJEW FVBNITVHEAT Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Syrups, Tobaccos. Fish, J. LENTZ & SON’S We would respectfully announce to the citizens] of Nashville and vicinity, that we»are now , ------ IN OUR------ Cheese ui Everything KetW to (Mid a First Class Grtcery Stere 1 Wish to inform *11 that by prompt at­ tention, accommodating ways, good goods and low prices, hope to receive a fair share of your patronage. Illgbest Priee paid for Produce COME AND SEE. lowr» Truly, BOISE & FRANCIS. g«OT AND SHOE SHOP. lew and Large Store, . 1NEST SEWED BOOT atid vicinity that I am prepared to wake the Where you will find ---- :UR THK- - COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. —:o:— RARLOR AND BEUROOM [SUITS OF EVERY’ DESCRIFTION,PLAINA Repuiring Done in the Best Manner Possible I FANCYfFURNITURE ALL NEW, AND OF THE LATEST STYLES Give Me a Call I Sign, the Big Boot. FRANK BAKER. j^TTKltTlOX, ALL. DEHCBIPTIvit PRICK LIHT.—BeguUr Pad »2 READY CASH, Largest and Best Selected Stock Write for |l. DAY KIDNEY PAD CO., FURNITURE Toledo, 0. THE “BOSS” CARPET SWEEPER. Chancery Order. the Oranit WE ALSO CARRY A. ITTJLL LINK It eatMtelorlly appearing to iue, by aSdarit •t the raid defendant, Frederick 3. Blodgett, ofWtu L. Cobb. Solicitor fur tbe ordered that tbe raid defendent ■Boe in thi. eaae to M entered wi -ALSO Common . Furniture OF Complete la every particular. Prices that Can’t 1 Undersold PIANOS For • t SO andupwarda. Mid in tbe Urabvilla Nava, a aewapaper Nd printed In raid county, and that such taut twenty day* (M «] W«. L.OOBB, Couplaiaaat’* Soitatvr. aUraL] ICmck Aaoata. Kelloaa, Oemaray A Co, PURCHASERS Estey. Bay Btate, Bridgeport, aud Whitney Organs. Webber. Cbiekeriug, Hale, Christie. Hanes. Bros., Whitney and UNDERTAKER’S GOODS, LOW FIGURES. BURIAL CASES & SHROUDS Of every drscriptlon Our Undertaking Departmn’t CLOSE BUYING STATE OF IN BARRY COUNTY boys shouliu caries when the btifferloe* inxta* takiu all the little wuna cam* we was green at the biants* and tha wanted tobelpn*. OF »» LOCATED and ESTABLISHED Tranks, Valises, Blankets, Robes Nervous & Physical Debility, Wr-1, heer I am in camp agin. Yne needent print the last part of the first part of the other part of that part of this part of thin letter whare I rote part of that pari of that first part when I wu* on a part of tliat part of tlie crick whan- jmi t of that part of the arth clung to part of my close til I cooden t part cm. and I had to part with that part of the lettorin order to part wiih HhU crick and go to that part of tbe arth where part of oar party wus when tlm parted, part goin one wa while part went tolher, and whrn part cum bak I had tolaf to think how part of our party wps aheend to almost deth by a party of good friendly in gins who cum to hav m little fun with part of our party while totlier part wus out hnntin, and the ingin* new it. After skarin us auffulfy th a raut Jim and tolled him as how thn wu* ou a visit to git us to go buflerlo hiintin with them, ami tha got all the boys together and we consented to go and had a wood time, I and Joe giUin nocked opb our boast*. and Jim 4*>u away with, while Dave got throde Clearance Sale All Hlinoto paMor prayed for tbe abm<ut ruemben who were “prnatrato ou bed* of aicknawi amt chaira of well- ORGANS REPAIRRD IN FOR FNERAL OCCASIONS Will be furnished free of charge.'Call and see|ur. J. LENTZ & SON’S GOOD SHAPE small coerr. SHEET MUSIC Rre pact fully, C. H. BERRY. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-10-30.pdf.pdf 70c448042f0777c1017fc2ecff033f53 PDF Text Text r.DITOR AMD I'ROI’ftlKTOK. ) —If you would hare the blissful consciousness of a man who has done a good act, cast your vote next Tuesday for our esteemed fellow' citizen, Lew­ is Durkee for Senator. Hard money Democrats can vote for him with more consistency than they can a soft money Greenbacker. Then see to it old time Democrats, you that love the ‘'dollar of our daddies,” that one of Mr. Dur­ kee’s slips is pasted securely upon your ticket, andyoa Will go to bed nt night feeling better than you have for twenty LIFE IN NASHVILLE, And Her Environs. —Wheat 95, potatoes SO, twits 80, corn 40, thermometer 85. —Vote early, then go about your business, if you would keep happy. • —E. Cook’s new house approaches completion. Masons are now plaster-' ing the same. —Should any errors appear in this is­ sue, our readers bear with us. Our better-half has been cleaning hous^.. —P. Holler has built a levee in the mill pond, north from the new bridgeand reclaimed half an acre of fine pas­ ture lands. —Dan.Evert* invited himself to a pri­ vate party at Al. Lentz the other even­ ing, but said party got even with Dan by feeding him on cotton pie. ■- —Parties who have agreed to bring in wood, are hereby notified that we are out, and our devil has a soul to save, the same as common frflks. —Rev. E. Jones, pastor of the Chris­ tian church, on Sunday evening de­ livered a fine sermon upon “The Mor­ al Mau,” taking his text ‘from the words: “Then Jesus beholding him loved him,” fonnd in the 21st verse of the tenth chapter of St. Mark'. The speaker did Dot believe that the moral man was worse than an ont-an-out sinner,—that assertion had been made years ago and was libel upon the min­ istry of the present age. The, moral man, rather, was in advance of the —Blacksmiths Cook, Stevens, Butler sinner his morality, and ready to com­ and Atkins have declared war on high mence a practical Christian life. prices, and hereafter will shoe horse­ —Andy Plum’s shoe shop, in the Con­ flesh nt from 10 to 15 cents per shoe. ; ner of the Union house, came very near Dew Dickinson wont ont shooting being the scene of a bloody tragedy, on snipes on Durkee’s flats on Wednes­ Wednesday. Mrs. Beach, who has day. He fired his gun off just nineteen been acting as agent for the Singer ma-, times and brought down sixteen birds. chine, wns discharged by Brosseau, the —The present political campaign, just cloaing, -lias been the most free from personal abuse of any President­ ial campaign within the recollection of the oldest inhabitants. We hail the dawning of a new political era. I Hastings agent, and she suspected Plum of being the cause, so she entered the shop and demanded why her character had been maligned, at the same time drawingout a revolver and planking it down on a machine said: “ That is what I defend my character with.” Plum’s hair stood erect and he thought his chances of polling a Weaver vote was very slim, but he managed to stammer out an apology, and felt much relieved when she pocketed the Derringer and triumphantly departed. —The wedding festivities of Mr. Frank Streeter to Miss Elma Cole, were celebrated at the residence of the brides parents in Maple Grove on Tuesday at 3:30 p. ni., Rev."A. Newton officiating. About forcy relatives and friends were present,and immediately after the cere­ mony, an appropriate poem was read by Mrs. H. M. Laphnm. Several pres­ ents were given to the bride and groom, and after congratulations were extend­ ed to the happy pair, the company repaired to the dining room and did ample justice to the viands which had been prepared for the occasion. Sam­ ples of the pastry were sent to The and ouronly wid> i, that the ,_ . . wedded pair may have a long life of happiness and usefullness. —A span of horses belonging to A. Stcyens of Ionia, strayed from their owner U.t week. Toewtay, nod were . — - ..— .I to ,1.,. mwM. of XX. traced the Vfarm W. Barnhart, JI about five miles north-west of this place, where they were recovered on —That Clement Smith in capacity of Saturday. Judge of Probate, has served the peo­ —The severe wiuds of the past week ple of this county honestly and faith­ have been hard on politics,—especially fully, his bitterest political enemies the streamer that floats from the hick­ dare not gainsay. An inspection of ory. "English” has been completely the records will prove that he has con­ annihilated, and the appendage is lia­ ducted the business as economically ns ble to be snapped off of the Democrat­ possible, and that the official books and ic Presidential aspirant. records are in a better shape than they —W.E. Buel, T. C. Downing and Jim have ever been before. Having held the Clay have returned from their north­ office one term he has got his hand in. ern hunt They report 43 deer and a and in that sense alone is much;,better large quanlty of small game, bagged qualified for the position, than a green by their party. Six of the aforesaid hand, one who has had no experience deer have arrived and are furnishing in such, or law matters, aud who would meat for NashviUe-ites. undoubtedly make mistakes, before he —On Wednesday, while ’u gang of could learn the business, that might be railroad men were laying steel rail, disastrous. But more than shis, Clein. near Greggs crossing, one named Rath is an honest upright man, has proved allowed his strong right hand to triffie himself a most cxellent officer, and the with the end of a rail, and a badly people of Barry county will but serve skinned hand was the result. Dr. their best interests by continuing him Goucher repaired damages ,and Rath in office for another term. Sec to it voters that the name of Clement Smith ryeht home to Charlotte to rest. —The Michigan Central have made for Judge of Probate, is on the ticket arrangements for the biggest excursion you vote. —The best Democrats of Barry coun­ ty do not favor this indorsing business. Read the sentiments of Uncle David Smith, a life long and leading Demo­ crat, under the head of “An old time Democrat speaks,” in another column. It is square-toed, manly advice, and should be heeded by] every honest Democrat. —Who should drop foto our sanctum on Wednesday last, but one of our old advertising patrons, when we bossed the Lawton Tribune, Mr. N. B. McKin­ ney. Pole is a big-hearted, joily, sortof-a fellow, and as he related* some anecdote of liappy by gone days, our heart grew young and tender and we wept with joy. Being an efficient drug­ gist of maay years expemoce, he has —Rachel Purkey, a patient in the last stages of consumption, Living two miles east of this village, imparted to the family on Sunday morning, Oct. 17, the substance of a presentiment which sue had during the night, that a vessel on Lake Michigan had been wrecked and several lives lost. She asked them if they had not heard of any disaster of that kind, and they treated the matter lightly and assured her that it must [ have been a dream. She strongly pro­ seated that she actually saw the wreck and told the location of the fatal boat, and also stated that a large number of the passengers were unable to get off the wreck liefore it sank, aud that they went down inside the vessel. So strong­ ly impressed was she with the presen timeat that site impatiently awaited the arrival of the daily papers, which she strongly affirmed would contain an ac। count of the disaster, and when news ! of the lost Alpeena was received, they were found to coincide with her vision­ ary account. lepard & Hazeltine of Grand nd hereafter expects to visit every thirty days. —The recent frosts have damaged tnauy apple*, which were left in the orchards. of the age. Excureon tickets will be sold from Nashville ou Nov. 9th to points on land grant railroads in Iowa, Kansas, Dakota, Minn., Neb., Ark. and Missouri at one half regular fare. Secure tickets at once, or vou may be left ( L00AL GIBBLE-G ABBLE WAYSIDE JOTTINGS. No one will mine perusing Truman’s The hickory leans several degrees southward. L. J. Wheeler’s new ad. is unavoida­ ble left over this week. C. H. Van Arman of Hastings was in town on Thursday. Ed. Young of Tekonsha is visiting friends in this vicinity. Mrs. C. Ainsworth started on Thurs­ day to visit friends at Freeport. ’ Aspiring candidates have been more numerous than ever before this week. Geoi Howe and wife went to Battle Creekxon Tuesday, to visit friends. W. Ay Is worth has bought a build­ ing spot of W. H. Burgess on* Middle $tr6eU~z Nursery agents are busy delivering stock, which has been ordered the past season. Miss Mary- Babbitt of Freeport, has been visiting fiiends in the village the past week. David Demaiay has purchased Eu­ gene Cook’s house and lot, opposite Lewis Durkee. . The dance at the opera house on Thursday, did not pan out the cash very liberally. H. H. Bush of Albion, father of E. A. Bush, was visiting in this village the fore part ot the week. Potatoes are scarce anil many farmmers are looking around to find what they need for home use. The bleak fall wind whistles through the crevices, and reminds us that stern winter is hastening on apace. V. H. Hanchett has moved his house­ hold effects to this village and intends making this place his future home. An audience of just thirty souls greeted the Greenback Sampson at the Opera house on Wednesday even­ ing. The Blue Ribbon meeting will be held at the Christian church next Sun­ day Oct, 41. A good attendance is de­ sired. Mrs. Beach a music teacher of Grand Rapids, has moved into the room lately occupied by L. Addie Nichols, in the bakery building. Frank C. Boise has taken the agency of the Domestic sewing machine, and its good points are fully given in Frank’s new ad. H. A. Brown has presented The {News with some mammoth onions, and S. L.Feagles some remarkable fine northern spy apples. A temperance mass meeting will be held at the Christian church on Sun­ day evening, and the committee Will furnish entertainment for the occa­ sion. James Clark addressed the people of North Castleton, at the Hosmer school house on Thursday eve., in the inter­ est of Republicanism. The house was packed. Dr. F. L. McConnick, formerly at this tillage, now of Diamondale, has been nominated for Represenative by the Democracy of the first district of Eaton Co. G. W. Martin and wife had on ex­ hibition at the Boston store on Thurs­ day and Friday, a petrified woman, found ou the plains of Colorado, last August, by Capt. Pardridge. Mr. and Mrs. Osman will entertain the M. E. social on Wednesday eve­ ning, Nov. 3rd. Coinc one and all, aud enjoy their hospitality which will be dispensed in the shape of pumpkin pie and fried cakes. M. H. Wing of Hastings, was in town on Monday, and received a telegram announcing the death of his mother, and W. H. Burgess drove witli him to Hastings with single home and carriage in one hour and a quarter, Emery Coe and wife who hare been visiting relatives and friends in this vicinity, returned to their home in Genesee county, N. Y. on Tuesday, Hiram Coe and wife accompanying them as far as Charlotte, to visiting friends there. Parties who wish to take advantage of the low excursion rates offered by the Michigan Central, to .visit south­ eastern Kansas, will do well to consult W. N. Devine, who luubeen there, aud consequently, is prepared to give all needed information about the country. Owing to the two political meetings which are billed for next Monday even­ ing there will be no meeting of the It R. Club. On the following Monday evening, Nor. 8th, the regular club meeting will be held at the usual hour, and a full attendance of the members and all interested in the temperance work is desired, as business of imporance will be brought before the meet­ ing. A good program for the good of the order will be prepared. * Early on Tuesday morning, armed with Faber and scratch book, we wend­ ed our way to the enterprising and newsy towns of Baltimore and Johns­ town. This section is populated with an intelligent, inquiring and thrifty class of people, who appreciate good literature, are anxious to support the best local paper in the county, and the postmaster informed tu that more than double the number of copies of The News are distributed in these town­ ships, than any othqr county paper, consequently no other inference can be drawn, than that this is the leading journal of the county, and its success as such, is due largely to the zeal man­ ifested by the local correspondence, and new additions have been made to to the list, so that their chroniclings will be anxiously awaited. Reuben Seeley has purchased four acres, of Mrs. Benedict, in East Balti­ more, and has the timber on the ground fora dwelling, which will soon be elected. . Franklin Pierce, who a few months since returned from the western Ter­ ritories, has been prospecting in the northern part of this state for a few weeks, but is now stopping with his brother Chas, in Baltimore, entertain­ ing the ague. Miss. Martha Walton, who has.for some time been working for Rufus Stanton of Maple Grove was taken violently ill last week, and on Sunday was removed to her home in Balti­ more. Dr. Van Horn is attending, and hopes are entertained of her speedy recovery. Politics occupy the minds of the en­ tire community regardless of sex, aud official aspirants proclaim die doctrines of their respective parties, to well filled houses, nearly every evenjpg in the week. Next Tuesday will de­ cide which side has made the most last­ ing impression on the minds of the voters of these, as well as other town­ ships through the county. D. C. Sanburn has gone to Illinois and from thence is going to Tenn., to train three of his dogs, which he has taken with him, for the field trial at Vincennes, Ind., which takes place Nov. 15th. He has one of the finest kennels of Llewellen setters in America. Royal Bryant, who- has been ill for some time, went into the loft of his barn one day last week, and being much fattigued, missed his footing and and fell into the mow. Had he fell on the other side of the beam, he would have been preciptated to the floor, and undoubtedly received severe, if not fatal injuries. Messrs. Jones, French, Eaton, Long and Manning, a qhintette of young n inirods, have entertaued an idea for some time, that a week of camp life’s history which would be romantic enough to relate to their future posteri­ ty of the second generation— if such posterity they-should have—and conse­ quently the parly perfected their ar­ rangements for a week’s sojourn at Long and Crooked lakes, hunting ducks and bobbing for minnows. On Thurs­ day, they gathered their worldly effects into budgets, took provisions in a crude state, cooking . utensils etc., and pitched their tent beside the still waters of the above named lakes. Scarcely had they been out from the paternal roof twenty-four hours, when "Home, Sweet Hom?,” seemed to creep into the minds of three youthful aspi­ rants, and one by one they confided to each other their tale of woe, aud when the second day had been added to their sojourn, the multifareous duties of cooking their own grub, in connection with the fatiguing tramp of a hunter’s life, universally impressed their minds with Hie fact that a closer proximity to to their ma’ma’s cup-board was ex­ tremely desirable, aud on Saturday, while their trail was yet fresh, they turned their toes toward the heel-mark of Thursday’s journey, and “We’re Homeward Bound” was chanted, but in talking upon the subject they don’t like to tell why they were in such haste to return before Sunday. Competition is the life of business and Warren Joy has put in a new stock of goods at Dowling. H. Merrill, the Johnstown p. m., has resigned in favor of C. A. Bristol and he hopes to be relieved of his official duties as soon as eWetion is over. Numerous improvements are being made in Johnstown, and among the new residence in process of construc­ tion, are thoM) of Dr. Chandler, a fine wosften dwelling,one-half mile south of Banfield, and Geo. Main, a large brick mansion in northern Johnstown. The Widow Tungate has her barn, which wns torn down by the cyclone, raised and enclosed, and it will shortly be be ready for use. A Scougal has mov­ ed the upright of house down near his shop at Banfield and will have it ready to occupy by the last of this week. Banfield is laboring under consider­ able inconvenience in regard to re­ ceiving and sending mail which has to be taken over on the line of the Bed­ ford route aud there await the arrival of the carrier, who, being a drinking fellow, iaquite irregulur.and prelimin­ ary steps have been take to havejaregu­ lar route established to thattplnce,which they much need, and that speedily. Knowing that The News represen­ tatives are always welcomed at the King Bros., we turned in there shortly before suprertime and the kind hospi­ tality of the Kings is never to be for­ gotten. Their daily department was viewed with- much interest and wc saw one fine jar of butter which bad been packed for a Chicago firm and readily commands a price from 10 to 15 cents in advance of the regular market price, its extra quality being attributed to high grade of blooded stock from which it is made, ih addi­ tion to the skill of Mrs. King in the dairy department. A fine spbeimeu of peu drawing, the workmanship of Henry Kiug. was exhibited, which, when finished will be an ornament worthy a place in the studio of a pro­ fessional artist, or to deck the walls of a King’s palace, which is uhdoubtedly its destiny. C. N. Y. per Year Credit ScbscrutToks >1.75. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1880. . VOLUME VIIL —W. H.Clute,a Jacksonian of Green­ back repute, was in town Monday eve­ ning. to expound Greenback doctrine, but an audience wasn’t, and so he will tfy it again to-night. * —Charley Smith is a lively business boy, that don’t propose to get left, so long as the court knows herself, and now delivers free in the village all goods purchased of him. —Jennie Walker, fell while playing last Friday evening, broke her arm near the wrist, in the same place where it was broken several months ago. The limb was reset by Dr. Goucher. —Hon. James O’Donnell of Jackson, one of the ablest and wittiest orators on the stump thia campaign, speaks at the opera house this press (Friday) evening upon the principles of Republicanism. j TERMS; 81.50 Deroted to the_____Interests of the Beet PartyJ under the Sun. _______ ■___________ I NUMBER6. LOCAL MATTERS. TOO TUL'E. Where the knife cutsthe blood flows, and none bot but wounded tikds Hutter. flutter. c— Singer in the market, and are selling them on Monthly and Quarterly pay­ ments for >85.00. The New Singer is far in advance of the Old Singer, and is to day drawing the Old Style Singer out of the market. This is an entirely new machine, and has never been fixed over or re-numbered. Beware of ma­ chines having Two Nuabem. The White possesses many points of soneriorisy over any other machine, and is to-day, taking everything into consid­ eration, its Large Arm, Self Setting Needle, Automatic Tension aud Ele­ gant Venered Case, the Cheapest Ma­ chine in the Market. All those who contemplate purchasing, as well as those who do not, are invited to ex­ amine this wonderful marvel of me­ chanical ingenuity. C. C. Wolcott. tyTruman takes the lead on under­ ware for men, ladies end children. ty Patrons, are yon aware that now is the time when merchants have to pay their debts and buy new stocks of goods ? Such is the case and we must have money to do it with, and don’t you forget'it! D.C. Grifkith. iy I have found the place to buy goods cheap, I got my Boots nt •-W. G. Ails worth’s. ry Ladies see those elegant ready made Beaver Cloaks at Kocher Bros. The largest and finest stock in town. For Sole, Cheap.^ 1 Span-Horses, Harness, Wagon and Sleighs, 2 Cows. 1 Spring calf and 9 Hugs. For particulars inquire of H. Dearth on the L. 8. Smith form, 2 miles east of Nashville. <5-6) This is the season of the year when the gossiping house-wife can exultingryIf you want a good Carpet for a ly point her finger at, and make all sorts of remarks about their neighbors car­ small amount of money, call on L. J. Wheeler. pets which hangs on the line. ty Last call everj one have ha vine A grateful acknowledgement of all acts of kindness and sympathy from an unsettled account with me must call friends during our late time of sorrow and settle the same at once. is thankfully given. Mr. A Mrs. Alex. Blair. TAKE NOTICE During the past few days, farmers from as far south as Nashville, Barry connty, and other places south, have been purchasing from our merchant potatoes for their own winter cousumptiou.—Portland Observer. Mr. Demary has retired from the firm of Kellogg, Demaray & Co. and leaves for Iowa the first of November next. It is therefore necessary that all accounts should be settled by that time, all in­ debted to said firm will please lie prompt in paying the same, as this will New Church. positively be the only call made. Rcj All persons interested in building a member, Nov. 1st. a Methodist church in Maple Grove, 4tf Kellogg Demaray &.co. uro rexqested to meet at Phillip Schaf­ er’s, next Monday, Nov. 1st, for the ty 63 Overcoats to select from at W. G Aylsworth’s. purpose of grading the church lot. Let there be a general rally. ty 50 new styles elegant Dress Goods A. D. NIwton. at Kocher Bros. ry D. C. Griffith, is now receivcStrayed. From my form near Cross ing his second stock of goods since Sept. 1st. He reports many styles of school house 4 miles north wast of goods much lower than they were Nashville, on the 20th, of August last, red brown yearling heifer. Any infor­ earlier in the season. mation regrarding its whereabouts will ty All persons indebted to Ains­ be rewarded. 0 7. Ludwig Weiss. worth is. Brooks, eith-ir by note or ac­ Brick for Sale. count, will please call and settle their account, if not settled in ten dajs, I have just burnt a kiln of 300,000 of their biUs will l>e handed to an attor­ the finest pressed brick of the season. ney for collection. Intending purchasers will do well to Ainsworth A. Brooks. give me n call. 6-9. Wm. Bostok. Nashville. Oct. 28. 1880. iy One hundred horse Blanketsjust WASTED received aud will be sold for >1.25, Truman’s One Thousand curds of Railroad wood casli at wanted. Apply early Kyou wish a con­ ty 100 Suits of Clothing for men tract. L. J. Wheeler. and bo vs to choose from nt W. G. Aylswoth’s. I sell more goods for 10 lbs. of butter, 4 doz. of eggs and a few shillings in Here I Am. money than any man in Barry county. D.C. Griffith. Bring along your horses to the shop formerly occupied by Charley Scheldt, A Wagon that Will Carry 5,000 Lbs. and I will do your shoeing in short or­ With a Broken Axle. der and at reasonable rntes. 1 am pieWe copy the following account of a pared to do all kinds of business in my moat surprising and gratifying test of line, aud farmers will find it to their advantage to give me a call before go­ the Jackson Wagon, from the Austin P. M. Butler. (Texas) Daily State* mini, of October ing elsewhere. 19th. [V No lady should buy a cloak until “P. H. Gerhard, ageut for the Jack­ son improved wagon, sent to the fair they hove seen my stock and prices. G. A. Truman. grounds last evening one of those cel­ ebrated 3-inch thimble skein wagons, iy A full line of Cloakings, inclu­ loaded withsabd weighing 3.000 pounds ding the celebrated Washington Mill drivers weight 150 pounds, making Silver Medal, nt Kocher Bkos. Every 3,240 pounds. The hind axle was held lady ought to see them before she buys. by The truss rod. E. H. Bement, traveling agent, says he will add to­ ry The best *9.50 Boots in the mar­ morrow enough to make it 5,000 pounds ket at WAylsworth’s. and anybody who wants to ride don’t iy The Diamond Staid Overall, the count. If a Jackson wagon will haul 5,000 pounds with the hind axle sawed best there is mode, at C.A. Nichols’. entirely through and supported only ty Sugar marked down one cent per by the truss rod, how much will a pound at Tri mam’s. sound Jackson wagon 1181111” The Jackson wagon is sold by C. C. GF* That wife of mine bought her Wolcott. __________________ Cloak of W. G. Aylsworth, and you ty This week I reduce prices on don’t know how it improves her looks. Sheetings, Dress Goods, Cloakings, Horse Mhoeing and Jobbing Rubber Boots, Sugar and other numer­ Blncksmitbing. ous other articles for cash. I don’t Sive away goods but will meet compeE. Cook wishes to announce, that on tion from all quarters remember that. and after the 17th of Sept, be will do D. C. Griffith. Horseshoeing and nil kinds ef Custqpi Work. Chas. Middleton, the Bob#8hoer, will do your work in t he must ap­ On the evening of the 21st, between proved manner. We shall be pleased Northrop’s and Hubbard’s on the road to see you all. Eugeke Cook. to Morgan a dark heavy wool, overcoat ty AU those indebted to me. will The finder will be rewarded by leaving the same at this office or with the own­ please call and settle up immediately. Mrs. L. 0. Crocker. er. 6-7. A. F. Hubbard. ty Rubber boots cheap for cash at __________ .TaSUx’s. iy A full line of Dress Goods at Ayuworths. New Cider. Bring along your apples s new patent press and gn is now in operation. l am Additional Local on fourth page. apples. �been lowered mitof Mount El about forty finit volcanic activity. AccoaniMO to recent statistics, taking 1,000 well-to-do jHirsom* and 1,000 pour persons, tdU-r five yean* there remained quite common in Engliuid, tliis is prob­ alive of the prosperous SMS, of the poor only 655. After fifty yean* there re­ ably the only one in America. . mained of the prosperous 557, of the poor 263 ; at seventy years of age there iBdioM* Love fsr Tkelr Children. remained 235 of the prosperous, and of A rear ar two ago, tho daughter of an Indian chief, who had been educated in the poor 65. A iiecobd of the weather kept nearly New York, returned to tho Reservntian. as a teacher. The tribe were roused to three centuries ago by the famous as­ tronomer, Tycho Brahe, on the coast of numb®' thus made, to all appearance, Denmark, lias lately l>een published at Copenhagen by theltoyal Danish Acad­ tho equal of the whites. Tire Indians are passionately fond of emy, of Sciences. The manuscript had their children; and in every wigwam, found its way into tho imjMirial library fathers and mothers schemed how they the CataMML—The boat way to deal with “Well," raid the ’Squire, “1 suppose I may m well speak to him about it;” so warmly with flannels next tho akin, and, after breakfast, which Amy and Archie alone enjoyed, he called ths latter Ixick above all, to k~P .the feet warm and after the others had left the roun. The dry. Children sitting with damp shoes ou are •almost certain to contract catarrh. The evaporation of the moisture pro duces a constant chilliness which is dan­ At hut he broke the silencu by saying, gerous even to those in robust health. Childron'H feet and legs uro ordinarily •SQUIRE BLAKE’S LOSS. forget that you were the only one in the room room where where the tho money money wm - ------left, - - , so — we think—that is—no doubt it was a great temptation, but tell us tho truth, that will Im* the best for as alL" ■Archie stood silent a moment ; the color left his face, as he stood looking up, “ O. yon don’t think I—I stole it 1" “We hope not; but if it is true, tell us now, and we will forgive you." “But I didn’t take it," cned the boy ; “ can’Jjyou believe me ? look in my rocm, Mrs. Blake was bouse cleaning. With . Mrs. Blake entered the room just M mills r 1 of Deborah, • colored then. “O, it isn’t likely it would bo day they had come to room, which besides to lie newly papered. Squire had mildly deturning everything upside down, if they were cleaning boxes. *’ The room opening from the sitting roo. was lower in the walls than that, thus giring space for two small closets, one on each side of the chimney. It had Mra. Blake had a plot in her mind re­ garding them, and that was to fill them with some old Ixiolui which were naw “only lumbering up the howie?’ in her vipw," though if the Squire had been told of this? Ids opinion might have been quite different for he seemed to have a lathe child of a neighbor of theBlakea. About *ye*r before our story begins, his parents dred, leaving him and a sister without wanting some one to help alxmt the “chorvH.’’ had taken him to live with the family; his sister found a home with name friends in the neighboring town of Chelton. ’Squire Blake wns not a poor man, and there would sometime l>e, as the neigh­ bors snid, “ quite a fortune to fall to. •ocsebody." So Archie was considered to be very fortunate in having a home here, for tho ’Squire and his wife hail often spoken of adopting a boy, their only child lieing the little Amy. a girl of eight or nine yearn—and now" it looked as thought .Archie might be the boy whom they would adopt. But while we bare wandered from the wccne st the beginning, the cleaning has progressed finely; Mra. Blake has called Archie to go with her to the attic to help bring down some books which have been crowded out of the house. She selected •ome volumes, and taking an Armful, left Archie to do the same, and went down ctairs. As she entered the sitting-room «hn wm met by Mr. Stevens, a wealthy farmer. “Haw'd do, Mrs. Blake,** said he; “cleaning’ house, I reckon; well, I won’t hinder you long. I couldn't find the •Squirt- anywhere’s round, so I just drop­ ped in to leave that monev you heard him tell of, very likely; if he hain't to borne no matter. Guess I can trust it to 7<x»;" and with a good-natured “ha, ha," an appreciation of the joke, he produced ■a generous pocket-liook, and taking from it a roll erf bills, counted out the sum wanted, and handed it to Mrs. Blake. ••The ’Squire understands: there is uc need of a receipt,” he,said; then, with a •‘good day," ho was gone. Mrs. Blake stood a moment with the money in her hands—one hundred dol- “B’s done gone’n broke my arm now to' am" she wailed. Mrs. BI»ke helped her to a more comfortable place than tluJotchcn floor, and ascertained the fact ■that she bad fallen down some steps. The broken arm proved to be nothing -more serious than a sprained wrist; that -waa Iwd enough, however, in Deborah’s opinion, though it “mightha’ ben wnss■«r." r:.e confjssed. iangtii die was in a condition to go home. Ifrauwhilft, Ardiie had packed the books «toiy iu the cloaete atad had busied him«elt*out<if doom. It had taken some time to “straighten ■thfogs ■tmtiga nut, out. ” ns M Mrs. mto Blake Biaxe expressed nmemea it. n, aft. r Dtboraa s accident and the money wa« not thought of again until after tea when nid.l-ulv Mn Blake exclaimed. “ Land SAkea. Reuben. Mr. “Ihnid sakes, Reuben,. Mr. Stevens Stevens wm wan Iwre to-day Mid left that money; bless •hie ’Squire turned dattaug-room. *'Bri»g a *1^4* It U. Reuben; I’m sure I it waa carried in. but be fcsuid. They among his things now," she interrupted, speaking more sternly than usual; prob­ ably lierng conscious of her own careless­ ness in tho matter, she was more willing to blame some one else. Archie’s eyes filled with tears, and he turned with a mute glance of appeal, that touched the heart of one, at least, of his oOcnscrs, but the ’Squire left the room. He talked with the boy after thia, but nothing could make him oonfess his guilt The time passed, and it was deaided that Archie should go to Chelton ; a place wns found for him, and lie. poor boy, was glad to got away from the reproach­ ful faces of his former friends, for Amy uloue believed him innocent. “ I just know you didn't take the old money, so there !” After he was gone, though she missed her playmate at first, it was tho ’Squire who felt his absence most Ab for his wife she hardened her heart against him, declaring they were well rid at the little thief. There was no more talk of adopting a boy. Occasionally they heard of Archie, and the report was always a good one. In course of time the lost money was forgotten by all but those whom it most­ ly concerned. aml left the money which so soon dis­ appeared, and again it is house cleaning time; there are several rooms to be pni>ered this time, and among them the hitting room. Amy is now a young lady just out of school; at present she is standing in the doorway of the room, watching the man m he tears off the paper, m it wm thought best to do >Mrfore the new waa put on. “Why I ’’ she exclaimed, a<* one piece came off, “what is. this, a little doox*?" “Yes, don't yon rcmemlier the closets we had papered over years ago f said her mother. . Her curiosity regarding them was not satisfied till she had climbed some steps and had with difficulty pried open the dooes of one. “Why, it’s full of books I” she ex­ claimed. “I have good reason to remember when they were put in; it wMat the time Archie Turner stole that money of your father’s,” said her mother. Amy utood looking over the books when suddenly, with on exclamation of surprise, she sprang down the steps and went after her mother, who had left the room. . “I have found it I" she exclaimed, excitedly. “Found what, child?" For answer, Amy opened a book and held it before her mother, disclosing the lost money, nicely laid away where it hail been undisturbed kmjco the day Mra. Blake had unconsciously dropped it be­ fore going to attend Deborah. When the ’Squire came home there wm quite a story for him to hear. After it wm finished, no sat a moment wiping his spectacles, then putting them on, re­ marked, “Bless the boy, I never could quite believe he took it.” Of course Archie must be acquainted with the discovery, and the "Squire sud­ denly remem liered tliat he hod business in Chelton tho next day. Accordingly the morning saw him on his way; the young law student wm much surprised by this call from the 'Squire. ■ “You don't know how hard it has been all this time to think that you believed that I had taken the money," ho said after the story wm told. “But I know it hw been hard to beEeveit,” was the reply. Archie gladly accepted an invitation to visit the Rlsketi, where he wm welcomed by all, and the friendship between him a^dXinyWMIloti<SHaUinithadbeen their childhood. But it came to pa®* J" ‘ the, not by adoption. B1*ko- thoa«b Awful Betributhm. A writer on Australian life, in the Boston Commercial Ballstln, tolls how a sick man waa found by his mate at the diggings murdered, and his gold gone. uiaum^uiuj ansjA; ■im mo uiuuej, which, tor safe keeping had boon placed in the place of detention. Nothing could be hoard of him, but a few days later came the following: “Mr. Magistrate: wouldn’t take it, of oourae.’ Jim Bell (the murdered man) was once a mate of mine. He was a good man. You will find his murderer at the head of “ No. Dsad Horae Gully. I have kept the gold for a reward. Kangaroo Bum. here and went to her.” They found the murderer’s remains—a flealdess skeleton, every bone being 'do one but Archie." picked clean. He bsul i*>on staked down to the ground, with his back to an ant­ ame thought wm in 1 hili, and left fur the ants to eat him alive. A more awful retribution can scarcely be little is so preva|lfcL10 wonder that catarrh <* lent among them. The Ear.—Dr. Rooea, in a lecture on the ear, said that no small amount of trouble in the ear wm caased by too frequent syringing and boring out with a twisted towed or handkerchief, not to mention hair-pins, bodkins and other metallic instruments. In his opinion, one should never put anything in the ear smaller than the little finger, al­ though one writer said put nothing smaller than the elbow. The avoidance of many ear troubles wm to be assured by taking care not to duck the head in cold water, -iir to syringe the deeper part without th^ order of a physician, or in­ troduce any body which can push tho wax loweY down in the drum. Bmxa. —The beet application for a burn isahrament made of lime wxter and qiirheaten together until it looks like butter melted to dress vegetables for the table. It matters not whether oommon lime or the chloride of lime is used, and either sweet or linseed oil will answer. Wrap the burned part iu fine linen covered with this mixture, and cover thickly on tlio outside with raw cotton to exclude the air. Open it but once in twenty-four hours, and then carefully soak off tho rag with lime water and oil, so as not to injure the tender skin that may be forming on tho wound. Baiho well with the liniment, and put on a clean dressing of rags wet with the liniment, and cover with cotton as at first. Whore lime cannot be had, the next beat dressing wo know of it. soot mixed with lard, well melted and’strained to get out the porticlos of soot In this case you may first use strong alum water to aasuager tne pain, and then put on a plaster of the above. In any ease, over the mgs put raw cotton, to exclude tho air and keep tho port from being rubbed. American incomes. There is no table of the average dura­ tion of fortunes; but the statistics of business failures in the country since 1866 show that tho average yearly fail­ ures ranged from 1 in 163 in the year 1871 to 1 in 75 in 1876. How many buriness men in a thousand fail, once or more, during their business lifetime, I cannot learn. Tlio proportion used to be estimated for Now England at 97 per cent That is probably too high a fig­ ure for the businees of txlay. oondncted, m it‘in, upon much shorter credits than formerly. But tho proportion of traders who fail is probably not lower than 75 per cent of the whole number. How many of our people live upon Oieir invested means ? In 1866 our in­ come-tax returns showed 771,000 incomrs of $500 per year and over, and 6,000,000 incomes of less than $500. But these were not incomes from capital ; they w$re mostly earnings or wages. Proliably not one in a hundred of these at tho incomes over $500, ropreseuted the interest upon investments. In France, ten years later, the census re­ turned no leas than 2,000,000 people, rentiers, who live entirely upon their invested means. In 1877 7,500,000 of people, one-fifth of the population, were enrolled as rentes-holders or savings­ banks depositors ; but it must be added that the savings banks do not often fail in France, and that sooner or later they are apt to fail with us. Most of these de. otats are small ones. But no loss than 2,000,000 of the French can say with Petrarch, Parva red ap(a mihi : “ It is little enough, but it wil do for ma.” Thus, in spite of the resources of the country, in spite of the almost universal search for wealth, and in spite of the fact that we have a greet many rich men at any given time, we still do not have a large class of permanently rich men; we do not even have, like the French, a large class of persons who have a permanent though small com­ petence. The rich American's wealth is extremely volatile ; in nine cases out of ten it is “fairy gold.” The old L-nd-owDers form the chief exception to tho rule; especially in our large cit- Thm size attained by icebergs is some­ ana girls. UU8* at hiu» ume. iuv prietorofa traveling circus visited the times prodigious. From measurements ilescrvation with his miserable worn-out made upon one Dr. Hayes estimated it horses and performera, and being struck to contain about 27.000,000,000 feet by the bright, eager face and fearless 1 .while its weight must have been not leas riding of a young girl of fourteen, went than 1,000,000,000‘tqns. It was groundto her father and offered to educate her in the East and Bend her home a lady if new* and tho bizo of the glacier from ho would allow her to go with him. The credulous Indian cooacntetL The which this mass had become detached. I circus started m the night, and the girl A vxbt curious proof of the identity of went with it. It waa two days before the animal and vegetable protoplasm haa story reached the agent ana missionary, br-en supplied by Claude Bernard, who who sent for the girl’s father, and told him j has shown that both uro alike sensitive how he had been doped by the showman, to the influence of- anftstlieticn. Ex­ whoso purpose was undoubtedly to train posed to ether, a sensitive plant no longer her for the ring. The Indian stood sil­ closed its leaflets when touched. As­ ent for a moment; then, raising both similation and growth, os well oh germ­ hands to heaven, he cried,— ination, are arrested by chloroform. “ O God, visit not my ignorance on my Schutzenberger has proved that the child r . . fresh cells of tho yeast plant breathe Without anoiher word, ho started in like an aquatic animal. pursuit Ho had no horse, nor money to pay his fare on the railway. Ho traveled , Will Education Yield Subsistence! four hundred miles on foot before ho re- : covered his child, uninjured, though | As education, yes; but what sort of an education? A bricklayer’s education, worn to a skeleton from exhaustion and j hunger. . j nn artisan’s, a funnor’s, would, indeed, We, to whom education, as a rule, . help him to earn a living. A college comes aa freely bh air or sunshine, can education would give him a social ad­ have little conception cf the hungry des- ; vantage, but it would not, in itself, in­ K' with whicn these copper-oJured 1 crease his chance of earning a livingit hers in Indian wigwams covet the : would rather diminish it. Fer, as was opportunity which we nold so cheaply. tiointed out in on interesting paper There ia no sight more jiathctic than a lately published in this magazine, our human being struggling vainly for tliat colleger do not, like the French and knowledge whioh will make a man of it German univeraitice, instruct a young man in the bread-winning pursuits ; the instead of a brute. An Omaha teacher tells ub tliat tho American colleges are, on the contrary, children of that tribe came lost winter institutions for general culture. I do to school, walking from two to six miles. not take up the question licre of tho The hunt last year failed, and they had amount and value of the culture they no mocassins. Their bare feet marked supply. Tho point for us to note is that tlniir way on the ioo and snow with the educated young American who has not a spedol education m a bread-win­ bloody prints. How many white children would do ner is worse off, as to his money pros­ this of their own accord ? Two schools pects, than the young American who has at the East are now open to Indian chil­ no college education at all. Dig he can­ dren under the care of the Government, not, and to beg ho is ashamed. Two of one at Carlisle, Pa, and the Industrial the professions at least are fatally over­ Training School at Hampton, Va. It is crowded. Tho United States, with a the object of the Goverment to send back population not greatly larger than that these educated youths aa teachers to of the German empire, graduates every year five timou as many physicians; for civilize and elevate their tribes. the German empire limits the number Lofty Towers. of ito doctors, and we do not limit that of The crown of William Penn’s hat, ours. Very many of our physicians not _____ which is to adorn his thirty-nix foot only wait yeors for practice, but never statoc surmounting the lofty tower of the get into practice at all. It is much the now Pbihuldphia public buildings, will same with the profession of law. In bo just|535 feet from the pavement. This both professions there are prizes for a is higher than any other tower yet con­ few, and failures, more or leas com­ structed. Trinity steeple, in New York plete, for the many. The engineer­ aud other scientific City, which seema so impeding with its ing, mining, height of 284 feet, shrinks into insignifi­ profession'* offer a somewhat better cance in comparison with the lofty spire chance, and public life, almost neglected which is intended to be tho crowning os s profession, will attract a better class glory of Penn Square. The highest of young men from year to year. But towers which hove yet been constructed upon none of these, save in favored and are those of the Cologne Cathwlm!, which exceptional cases, os where c son suc­ have at present a height of 524 feet 11 ceeds to his father’s practice, can a inches, ar 10 feet 1'inclt below Mr. young man depend for a fortune, or even Penh’s proposed hat As, however, the lor immediate support. They, too, offer Cologne towers are still unfinished, and a certain social dignity. But m a rule aim at an ultimate altitude of 576 feet 9 it is the laborer, artisan, or tradesman inches, the Penn Square Tower may that has the better chance of supporting never enjoy the distinction of lining tile himself; it ia the educated man that highest iu the world. The following are has, more frequently, to wait before ho the heights of some of the chief lofty can pay his way. If, therefore, we edu­ buildings: Tower of St Nicholas, at cate our sous, it is all the better reason Hamburg. 473 feet 1 inch; cupola of St why we should provide, not indeed for Peter's, Rome, 469 feet 2 inches; Ca­ their independence, but some aid during thedral spire at Strasburg, 465 feet 11 the years which they are likely to spend inches; pyramid of Cheops, 449 feet 5 in waiting before they can achieve their inches; tower of St Stephen's. Vienna, position. It is to l»e remembered, too, that 443 feet 10 inches; tower of St. Martin’s, Landshut, 434 feet 8 indies; Cathedral these years of waiting may become, with spire nt Frieburg, 410 feet 1 inch; such aid, vears of scholarly or scientific Cathedral at Antwerp, 401 feet JO inches; accomplishment, if not of money­ Cathedral at Florence, 390 feet 5 inches; making ; years of strengthened prepara­ 8L Paul’s, London, 365 feet 1 inch; ridge tion ; years that might introduce and tiles of Cologne Cathedral, 360 feet 3 brighten a career, instead of WMk*d inches; Cathedral tower at Mudgeburg, years that cloud or apoP it—T. M. 339 feet 11 iuchcs; tower of the new Coan, in Harper's Mayazinc, Votive Church at Vienna, 314 feet 11 inches; tower of the Rathbuns at Berlin, A Spider’s Cradle. 288 feet 8 inches; and the towers of Notre Dome at Paris, 232 feet 11 inches. 1 spider—found in the south­ of Europe—makes a curious —Philadelphia Pnu. The Horrors of Chinese Warfare. It is horrible to contemplate, says the British Medical Journal, that in the silk case somewhat the shape of a balloon But if our class of permanently Dot improliable event of hostilities break­ upside down, not quite half an inch wealthy people is small, so also is our ing out between Russia and China in long, and fitted with a door, or cover, class of destitute people. We are fortu­ Central Aria, large armiis* will l*o sent which may be opened, though site leaves nate in having no such immense and into the field by the latter power unac­ it carefully closed. In tliis are placed Iwrmful inequality of fortunes as we sea companied by medical officers, and un­ the ogga, from which little spiders will in modern England. Our 111 fortune is provided with ambulances, bandages, or come in the spring. To protect them this, that our class of moderate compe­ surgical appliances of any kind. Tbo from enemies and from cold the anxious tences is also small, that so few of ns, rick and wounded of these armies will mamma makes an outer cose of exactly in spite of our opportunities and our la­ have only comradeship to look to for the same sliape, only about an inch long", bors, have seized tho good of even a succor; and when rapid advances or re­ and of course larger all around, also small assured competence. The land is treats are being effected, comradeship is, fitted with a closed door. Between the full of people who have not, on the other of course, of no avail, so that they will two cases tho space is stuffed with a hand, and who are not likely to have, be left- to perish miserably where they any assured competence, however fall. It ia almost incredible that an empire, Initiating an ancient civilization and celestial culture, should lie so care­ hung to a bush, and left throughout the lew of the lives of its defenders ns to wiatermajority in any community ; but need it make not the faintest attempt to supply > C- X Iiiucn be, in a country of re«>urces like this, them with aid when struck down by tho The linden, or boas wood, is justly so nearly the uiiivcrwd lot ? Might not casualties of warfare; yet such is the many of ua avoid it by a greater care for case, and in previous campjugus in celebrated for ----------------------------------a ^bade *Dd ornamental — a moderate competence, a lessened am­ China the scenes witnessed on a field of I tree. It is hardy in this soil and climate; bition for fortunes ?— T. M. Coan, in buttle for days after the conflict was over, I frequently growing to a groat height It Harper'e'Maffsutne. , qualities for tho bees to when tlie wounded were slowly dying in affords excellent qualities protracted agonies by tiie rido of the gather It blossoms — in vuuu, June, «» -honey. — Turkish Baths for Horara. dead, hare been mdiwcnbably Indecnu when other oilier ten-pastures bee pastures are scarce. The A novelty in the method of treating and Painful Tim neglect ci sick m*d foliage is largo and heart-ehimed, and horses afflicted with rheumatism, iniln- wonndeu snldien; is a great blot on Chi- the flower a yvllowlsh wliite. The wood enza, pleurisy, filled legs, cough/, etc., ut-ao dviiizHtion. uj w-ft and clear, and is much used in has been established atahorae infirmary in New York city. The animal receives Aocohi>I'*g to a Viennese statistical and a thrifty grower, and h Turkish bath, similar to those given human beings, sod, it » claimed, with tho sunu beneficial effect. The bath is in Europe. might bo supposed, aud even during month in which the average tem peral ur party remained unimpaired. The men adapted themselves m much as pomible to the habits al the natives, feeding Plenty of game wm found by the advent­ urers, who were able to secure with The difficulty of approaching these ani­ mals was often very great, for in the still, cold air the step of a man upon the snow could be tempered steel. It wm lubricants harden and interfere with the working of the locks. When the guns were brought into the warm atmosphere of the huts to be cleaned, they would at once become coated with moisture, and dt-ery part had to be carefully dried and wiped, lest the hunter, on stepping into tho cold air again, would find a useless block of ice.in his hands. A bottle of gealod to the consistency of thick sirup bv the intense cold, and tho cup from which uno of the travelers essayed to drink actually froze to his lips. Tho low temperature of this latitude per­ mitted, some of the Esquimaux in the They set upright in the ice several keen knife blades and covered them with blood. These the wolves licked, slicing their tongues, but, being prevented by the cold from feeling the wounds at the time, their own warm blood tempted them to continue until their tongues were so scarified that death was inev­ itable. The Earth’s Popalatlon. In the new issue (No. 6) of Behm aud Wagner’s well-known “ Bevolkeruug der Erde " there are several points of freon interest. Since the last issue, about two fears ago, the population would seem to ave been increased by about 17,000,000, the present population of the earth, ac­ cording to Behm and Wagner, lieing 1,­ 456,000,000, m against 1,439,000,000 two years ago. This, however, can not be set down to be absolute natural increase, much of the addition . being, no doubt, tho result of new and more accurate nto- to take account of several new ccdbiib, some of them in countries where the [xipulation has not been accurately conn­ toil for many yean, if st all We have, for example, the census of Spain in 1877; Portugal. 1878; Greece, 1879 ; Bosnia and Herzegovina, 1879; New Zeland, 1878 ; Peru. 1876 ; Denmark, 1880, be­ sides several smaller places. The total population is divided among tho conti­ nents os follbws : Europe, 816,929,000, or the. ratio of 82.5 per square kilometre ; Asia 834,707,000, or 18-7 per square kilo­ metre ; Africa, 205,679,000, or 6.9 per square kilometre; America, 95,495,500, or 2.5 per square kilometre ; Australia and Polynesia, 4,031,000, or 0.4 per square kilometer©; the remainder, 82,­ 000, belong to the north polar region, mostly Iceland and Greenland. Al tllough the census of the United States has been taken some months since, and a few of the data oozed out in an irregular fashion, Herren Behm and Wagner have not made any statistics. They calculate that the census ought to give a result of nt leMt 47,000,00a The editors have also made a fresh planimetncol calculation of the urea of Africa, yielding n result of 29,383,390 square kilometres. Of this area about six and a third millions are forest and culture land, tho same area savannahs and scattered woods, 1,500,000 bush, 4,200,000 stejipe, and 10,500,000 desert The last item seems appalling, but it should be remembered that muon of this desert may be reclaimable, and tliat it includes" large areas of fertile oases. A new planimetric calculation of the area of South America yields the re­ sult of 17,732,128 square kilometres, dif­ fering greatly from the sum of the official areas given by the South American gaverumeutH.—Pall Mnl' ej-—*•- ' Sponge Goth. One of the recent German inventions consist of a new kind of cloth, which ia are thoroughly beaten with a heavy hammer, in order to crush all the mineral and be vegetable impurities, ho that they -an * nsd v wXl anrt}™ n paring being Hewed together. The fabric which is thus obtained ia described as being free from all the danger which sometimes arises from the absorption of poisonous dyra into the system; it absorbs without checking the perspiration, so ra to diminish the danger of taking cold; it is a conductor, and therefore hdpa to maintain a uniform surface temperature; it can be more readily cleansed than the ordinary woolen garments; its flexibility decrcnscs the liability of chafing: aud tho ease with which it can l» employed iu slioes, stodungs, drawers, undershirts and other articles of clothing, will, it ia _______________________ A Frw That linking Go. ' A I'hiinsrille • a y^rnng^duX ’Ihe”£Lto^‘7>rWeMS J »« is as follows: Mr. Freeman, of ranwPhdnsi ville, hail from tim» to time missed young ; duck, in all some twenty or twenty-five , for whoso mysterious duatmeanmoe he ■ nua wm wuuire unable w tomx account Determined to ^«uuu verminea to fathom the mystery, he waited for the euemy, who rarpried him in the shape of a large bullfrog m he ocieed ono^ the voung ducks and wm in the act of �l\1LL GOODS Physicians and CONSISTING OF- for several yean back to pay dividend* to close their doors. Though the loaaee and expenses were n fraction------OtTKKMrrr hunters in New York are 1877 than in 1879, the avenge dividend taking the Egyptian 'obelisk with such rookliwsuawa tliat the ancient pillar per cent, more than that )»aid in the latter. From 1873 to 1879 the aggre­ gate premium receipts fell off nearly 912,000,000, while tho amount of risks lor it* protection, has applied for a dewritten during Ujat period incresaed OJTICr. IN THOMAK’S BUXCBL, SECOND KTORT. from 95,121,991,824 to 95,128,498,753. A convention of fire underwriters is to Camdhipgk, Maas., will celebrate ite be held to discuss the situation. 250th anniversary on the 28th of. next 11.00 John and Daniel Miller discovered tlio December. Ten years after tho landing of the Plymouth pilgrims, and throe strawberry marks on their left shoulders months after the settlement of Boston, and rushed into each other’s arms in Gov. Winthrop decided that a fortified. Elmira, N. Y., after a separation of sixty, years. They were born in Adams coun­ Th. ate o< Cambridge ™ M-.leelnl.ona ty. Pa., in 1816. When they were 4 the Oorramr with other, bnfll “i- years* old their mother was left a widow. .Beingdestitute and in ill-health she was donees there. unable to support herself and children. Whil* 1880 will not be reckoned aa a Site sent Daniel to live with friends in big wheat year in Great Britain, tlio Washington county. John found a crop is very much better than that of home in Westmoreland county. Daniel VILLAGE OFFICERS Ideal—Wlihn CHmran. 1879, and has been secured in dry con­ grew up and became a miller: John । rd er— Frank MeDerby. . . dition owing to fine harvest weather. learned the blacksmith’s trade. They The barley crop in almost all parts of never saw or henrd of each other after the country is unusually abundant, aud leaving their mother, and each supposed that the othea was deed. More'than fifty fuirtitt. years ago John Miller abandoned his plump enough, is suitable for malting. trade and become a toll-gate keeper on the Butler turnpike in Alleghenycounty, Sunday School HumvCIalciy after morninj aervlce. A Naw Yon* man has invented a tele­ P*. One day he went out of the Prayer meeting on Thurvday eveningi. phone meter. It tells the number of house to collect toll of an old gentleman TTErMunun* wxcopal chuiuih-a. d. n*wtime* a subscriber uses the instrument, who was driving through the gate. A aVI tow. Paator. H^rvfwea every lUbbatfe at H'H t. U>. and 7 p. m. Sabbath aebool at U m. Prayer and the length of time as welt There neighbor stood by. He made the remark is no doubt but this kind of meter will that Uie traveler and tho keeper looked JSiuiuM gtnrtorj. ultimately be-adopted, and we will do enough alike to be twins. This brought our telephoning on the European plan. about inquiries on the part of the two W. H YOUNG, In fact, this system is already in vogue old men. The traveler proved to l>e in Boston. The rental has been reduced, Daniel Miller, John’s twin brother. He and a small charge is made every time had lived for years in Bradford, only a H A. BARBER, the instrument is used. D. Uooieopsthic PbyaicUa and Gunroon few miles from the toll-gate, in another • Office, near realdcnoe, on comer of Wtabiug ton aud bUU» Strocu, NaMtriilr, Mich. county. A custom in the Oakland (Ky.) Semi­ DR. C. W. GOUCHER, nary requires the professors to give 31 A Ludicrous Blonder. apiece every Christmas to buy refreshTho Duka of Wellington was once sorely puzzled. He received a letter Atkinson refused Jx> contribute. The from slady to whom he was under social CHAS. 11. BRADY. students visited him in a body, expostu­ obligations, requesting tho gift of a pair ttorney at l«w and suud&r u ctwaeery of lus Waterloo brcechct. He read the KmlI Ecute luaurauca Aireut- Collecting lated with him. and finally threatened letter with amazement. What could the vengeance, but he would not be moved. lady be thinking of ? What use could They then carried him to a cold pond ahe poasibly have tor liis old brooches ? * and ducked him. Tho professor left Was she collecting a museum of curiusitiea, aud wished this memento of a great LEWIS DURKER the State, but now he has returned and battle? He consulted some of her friends r A FYEB, NoUry Public, Rroi EMste sad In.ur sued his tormentors* parents for $5,000 m to her mental sanity, but they could .oc. AguuL Collection. !>rojupUy mod*, and CeDverancIng prop-rly executed Office in D. C recall no evidence of excontricity in her damages. ______________ Oriffitb’a Btore. previous life. They were as much puz­ Th* New York Tribune tells of a Con­ zled as ho at the oddness of her reouest. EMORY PARADY. Tho Duke, however, instructed his necticut lawyer who, getting impatient USTICE OF THE I’EACX. Conveyancing major-domo to look up his old clothes, luDy and promptly aUradad to. Office at the ruling of the court, cried out: and see if anything remained from the “ Does your Honor tliink I’m a fool Waterioo campaign. But os nothing H'M 1'AH HUNTER. “That,” said the Judge, “ia hardly a could be found, he s'-nt a note to the D. Office over Holl'a Drug store, V« . inoulvllla, Micb. pro]>er inquiry to be addressed to the Indy, with regrets that tlio breeches were destroyed, but begging her to ask tu>y court It is a question of fact, and W. H GRISWOLD, other favor within his power to grant. should go to the jury." li every man Her perplexity equaled his own, for she who ought to have tliat question legally had intended to ask for Waterioo beechca, decided should bring it into court, there a new kind of ornamental tree which tho Duke hod introduced on his estate. would be a large increase in the law A. M. FLINT, Interesting Statistical Deduction.". business of the country. Apart from their value to the success­ collection. urumpllr made. ( Thsrb bar. been turned out from the ful operation of “friendly societies,” os Griffith'! Store, KuLvUte. Mich. Grant Locomotive Works, in Paterson, they are called, in England, some statistical laws recently discovered by B. PARADY, N. J., a new locomotive of peculiar con­ Dr. Farr, of the office o’f the Register of XTANUFACTURERo.'BooU and Shore. Making struction, intended for the Pittsburgh, births, marriages and deaths, and by Mr. IVA and repairing M»Uy done, al*o Uriel utenUon to Sil all order. promptly, end at the lowe.1 Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad. Eu­ A. G. Finalison, the Government Actuary, Uylagpricaa. Shop aaMakU of Wain direct._____ gene Fontaine, the inventor, claims that liavo a direct interest and significance J. B. RASR V, for everybody connected with .life assur­ ance. In the jireparation of his wellty miles an hour, while the machinery is known English mortality table,-Dr. Farr run no faster than tliat of an ordinary paid considerable attention to the ques­ IRixrlUnrow £*rdj. locomotive traveling at the rate of sixty tion of tho amount of sickness prevailing, and finally propounded tho hy}»othesis— miles an hour. Tho machinery is all on since recognized as a law—that the num­ ^yOLCOTT HOUSE, top of the boiler, instead of under it tar of i>eraonB constantly sick in any given town is equal to twice the annual Euokmk and Ellen Grt'gory were the mortality. The main feature of Mr. C. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. Finalisoii’s inquiry took the shape of parties to a divorce suit in Bt. Louis. discriminating between light and heavy The wife’s counsel had introduced testi­ labor, with or without exposure to the mony nguinat tho husband, who was the weather, respectively. The reeulte may defendant in the case, and to m his be summed up in a few words. Those counsel began to make counter allega­ engaged in light labor, while less liable to sickneaa, experience, when aick, at­ J. P LUC HIS, tions against her. She listened with in­ tacks of greater duration, and die in creasing emotion, and, finally, throwing greaterproportiona. Hencothephyixcally ohh up her arms, cried out in an agonized Ught tone : ** You will drive me crazy. My God 1 I cannot bear this. Eugene, my Th* London Cit^ Prext, remarking husband, save me I save me I ” He went upon the amount of labor and ingenuity to her side and did his best to soothe expended upon the production of Bank NotMi-y Vublic, of England notes, states that they are Maph Grow. MUh her. The trial was adjourned, and on still made, as for generations past, from Dress Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Notions, Cloths, Flan­ nels, Ticks, Shirting, Stripes, Checks, Denims. O STRONG, ^Ushrillt girtrtonj, M A J 140 106 53 984 368 824 50 Suits of Underwearj for Ladies and Gents. Suite of Clothing, for Men, Boys and Youths. Overcoats, for Men, Boys and Youths. Prs. of Boots and Shoes, for Men Women and Children. prs. of Rubber Goods, all styles. prs. of Buck Gloves and Mittens. • Pieces of Prints, for 5 cents per yard. . OFFIOt HOURS: 11 2xr»i»,M. D. gOOT AXD SHOE SHOP. A. BURCHAU J L. •TEVE.MA, Groceries for Evoryfoody. Opposite Paraffy’s Shoe Shop, . I always aim to make prices on goods as NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN, LOW AS THE LOWEST ' And prices on PRODUCE as High as the Highest and give every one a fair, square deal. I>. ’ • C. CMEUFFITTI. LIGHT RUNNING DOMESTIC I Advantages Some BLACKSMITHING, AND DON’T YOU FORGET IT. BOTTLES OF FRIZELLES of the of the VEGETABLE Blood Purifier SOLD OH THE PACIFIC COAST Domestic Superior 6— Grant range of work. 1— Lightest running machine made. 2— Quietness ; no catus or gear wheels. 7— Eake of operation. 3— Perfect, double-thread lock stitch. 8— Automatic teunion and automatic 4— Durability, arising from simplicity tnko-up1. ■ of coustnietion, hardness of wearing 9— Lboee pulley for winding bobbins. Ltree arm for all kinds of work. liariH, and absence of friction. 5— Self-setting needle and self-thread­ Lieht ruuniug. Finish and dura­ bility. ing shuttle. ........ y. It is the simplest sewing machine made, having fewer parte than any other. Free from comnlicationa; it rever gets out of order; ia always tendy for use and i easily m>*iiHgvd by the most inexperienced. The direct application nf power to | the uoedle, and the mcchaniail simplicity and fine adjustment of its working ■ parte make it the lightest running and must silent machine in the market For sale by I-'Xt K C. BOISE. AGT, Hardware, Iron, IVails, Oo it« merit* alone, not a dollar need m newspapers, the recomendations off those using it being sufficient to make this eoormoua sale.. Also, 630 ooo BOXES OF FRIZELLES COMPOUND MANDRAKE And Rhubarb Pills, And Agent For Detroit Stove Works. Sick Headache, Billiouaneas jjON’T FORGET M ------------ NEW STOCK OFqiudltka for youraelf. Price, - - 25c. a Box FRIZELLE BB03. Props. San Franoaoa. JUST RECEIVED. WE ARE SELLING THE CELEBRATED $500 lleword! STANDARD SCREW FASTENED GOODS ----- SOMETHING BETTER THAN-----WEST * CO -The PlU IM «»a Msdloon 8t. Chicago. Fire trial package mall prepared on reef[a of a 2 cent »l»tap. FOR FASTENING SOLES OF BOOTS A SHOES, WE RECOMMEND THE Health ia Wealth. STANDARD SCREW MCAL’sfc IT IS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO rtIT* OFF THE SOLES P Harber H g LIEBHAUSER, t even carefully fa the made Tin: new State, War, and Navy De­ partment budling at Washington pro­ gresses slowly toward completion. The great coat of this gigantic structure is Tbeprintwgisdono by a moat curious already wall up in the millions. From process—seuret of course—within the bank building; there is also an elaborate shown that the strath wing, occupied by arrangement far providing that no note Secretary Evarts and his forty-five hIioU ta exactly like any other in exist­ ence, consequently there never was a duplicate of any of the bank’s notes, 373,939.35. The east wing, where the except by forgery. It has been said that Navy Department is to be, is completed tbestock of paid notes fpr seven years fa at a cost of 92,671,287.43, making a total about 94,000,000 in number, and that, placed in a pile, the mass would be eight of 96,046.226.78. The building is just miles high, or, if joined end to end. would form a ribbon 15.000 miles long. 912,000,000 will have been expended when the building is completed. The furniture supplied k open the most .costly and extravagant plan, fully in keeping with the scale of expmditviro upon the Infildrug itself. FASTENED WITH IT< CALL AND SEE THEM G. A-YL8 WOR1U. THEY HAVE COT ’El. Who? What? KOCHER BROS. NEW GOODS “^SPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO OUR 'pHAT HUSBAND OF MINE I J£*A. BUSH. ’ “THE BOSS" BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, MASMVlLKdE, . HICH. nod, thb building to cost 920,000. yyiLLiAM joNfea, ladies B..M. Beaver Cloaks, imiiciii mills xt:z ttoiiiit, Imported Cashmeres, DRESS TRIMMINGS Id Worsted, Silks and Satins. £X* IN ELEGANCE AND STYLE THE ABOVE GOODS cannot be equalled in this market. Ladies fail not to see them before you purchase. Th* Emory City (British Columbia) remarkable circumstance tliat Prints, Flannels, Waterproofs, Cashmere Soilings, Carpets, Hats, Cape, Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Groceries, ftc., fig . NO PATENT NO PAY. D1T [ MT Q “II tn I assrs*u^-”- iHHiinoas r* READY MADE CLOTHING, Th* Marquis of Bute intend* to erect Th* faculty of Oberlin College have decided that the use of tobacco bv stu­ dents will not be tolerated. tent premature old age, •bu«e, or over iuda JDZEJSTTISTS Is lai ger and better selected than ever before as an inspection will convince. INYENIOBS IXIUIS BAGGER wlllnuUat �■MtaM hb character. ALWAYS AWARDED FIRST PREMIUM. Iu bi. Greenbackem who wish to serve our sister county, cannot do it in h better ittonal exercise*, Mrs. way than to cast their votes for Mr, of Hastings, and Mm. Lacey. ’ We append an item iu regard , g»ti, were appointed a to him from litis week’s Charlotte pa credentials, and reported and ejkwciov* remedy aow in •S^Bny the Best “aS* Sold by C. C .WOLCOT MH, enwp, tickling mq cation in the throat, whooping cough, etc. Over a million bottle, mid within tkr la,t fnc year,. If gives relief where ever used, and the power to impart benefit that cannot be had from the cough mixtures now in use. Sold by all druggists at 25 cents per bottle. piOIVEEIt |8TORE JOHXHTOWN ITEMS. Th© hog cholera is still raging. Corn-busking is the order pf the day. Political meetings are too numerous to mention. School commences at the Burroughs school house tiiree weeks from Monday. Quarterly meeting at the Culver school house next Saturday and Sun­ day. , The Greenback meeting at the Bris­ tol school house, was a failure. The crowd gathered at the bouse, but the speaker did not come. H. Merrill writes home that tho deer are not as plenty on the AuSable river as they were last **“ . "" ' company This had killed 33 d when last heard from. _ Fax. WE ARE ALWAYS READY TO ENTERTAIN .Cus­ The Republican nominee for Con­ Mrs. Chas. Bentley, Mrs. gress, Hod. Edward 8. Lacey, was rear­ tomers and to treat them to the year, Mrs. Dr. Lathrop, ed in Eaton county, where he has lived Mr*. W. D. Hayea, and Mrs. Clement for thirty-eight years, and lie has al­ ways been closely identified with it* Smith. iuteres!s. Mr. Lacey began life pour. Rutland-Mr*. E. M. Bates, Mrs. W. He has, however, by au energetic einp’oyment of his time, honorably earned Perry, aud Mrs. W. 8. Chidester. Morgan—Mr*. E. Cook, Mra. W. N. a fair competence, which does not con­ tain so much as one cent wrongfully Devine, Mra. L. 8. Feglee and Mrs. taken from any man. He is a public sj»irit<‘d man in eveqrnenseof the term, and no citizen of the third cougras*iimal district is more benevolent. In his J. Wilxm, Mra. F. C. Boise, Mrs. private life Mr. Lacey is perfectly pure Plum and Mra. H. Webster. and hisTeputatian is without a stain to Cariton—Mra. M. Fuller. inar it in its perfection. As a political EATON oilJNTY ITEMS. manager he-has always been successful Middleville—Mra. R. W. Pinney. and success has been achieved without Woodland—Mm. J. St John*. the employment of any questionable A committee on iwolatkrns, consist­ means. John Clay, living a few miles south When he was suggestea as a ing uf Mr*. Wilson, Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. candidate for Congress, the announce­ of Eaton Rapids, hid $75 stolen from Bentley, Mrs. Goodyear aud Mrs.Bates, ment met with satisfaction among him recently..—U Albert Jafkson of Charlotte, fell from those who know him best. No nomi­ reported the following: ■' nation could have given-more universal a plank on which he was walking, a 'Whereas, There is such a prevailing satisfaction, and when the votes are few days since, and received several opt»p«itioii, ’n these modern time*, to counted on election day, we predict it injuries. large faniilirn of boys and girls, and so will be discovered that, laying aside An attempt was made on the night lamentably i* this an American fact, political prejudice, his friends, without that even newspapers are filled with regard to party afliliation, have united oftbelflthto burglarize Potter Bros’, advertisements of the means for the in givingnim a majority which will be store, at Potterville, but they were successful slaughtering of the inno- a magnificent and well-merited tribute frightened away before gaining an en­ trance. eenu; to his worth. Postmaster Anson, of Bellevue, is Therefore, We, as Christian temper­ soon to resign on account, of the illance women, resolve to express onr The New York Sun, a leading, effi­ health of his wife, who has for years conviction, that all such attempts not cient and cloBcly-diHcerning Democsatbeen his help-meet in official, as well only tend to*break down the moral and physical strength of the mother, but is ic organ, in a notable article published as domestic duties. sure to exert a pre-natal influence upon Tuesday, looks at the political situation Hon. E. S. Lacey and Hon. James their offiuifing, tliat does more to peo­ from a Tilden point-of view, and looks Walkiuslsaw, of Charlotte, have an­ ple oar United Slates with citizens of nounced that they are willing to help at it a* clearly as one can from that rustle**, suicidal, intemperate and mur any aud all who are in need, caused by derous incliuations, than all other standpoint. It acknowledges that the the recent destruction of projicrtj'by causes combined; Demotratic party in beaten, and ques­ the late cyclone. RAplced, That we women of the W. tions only whether it is killed or not Willie Hurd, of Eaton Rapids,~fell C. Tf V. or this county, do consecrate and dislocated a bone in Tiis arm, anil ourselves aww to the work assigned It denounces the whole campaign as a went .ovter two weeks before medical by our Huayeuly Father, of educating series of blunders, of which" the first aid was summoned, thereby losing the tljc children, and keeping meetings of and chieffist was the throwing over use of his arm, bnt now ha* it splinter­ prayer, and providing suitable amuse­ board of Tilden and Hendricks for the ed up, and is recovering. ment* for the young in 5ur homes, where no wine, cider, beer or tobacco sake of “a good man, weighing two hundred and fifty pounds,n and “a man Died, on Friday, Oct. 33d, of writon- i with the most odious reputation as a cal enleriti,, cmcriu*, Wihiam »v iiniun Russe^ nuwi, onjy only son non,I of Wliaccii to be one of the greatest skinflint to overcome!” of Alexander and Susan E. Blair, aged 1 i i . i drawback* to our work, but that it is 17 yearn, 0 mouths and 8 days. Willie, D6St GUcUltlCS KCDt tOl* Sale, an evil unly little less in magnitude An Old Time Democrat Speaks. a resident of Nashville since a year ago x 1 than intemperance. Therefore, last spring, was born in Lansing in Jteaolred, tliat we will bring all our Editor News : —I hear by report that individual influence to bear, to modify, a portion (if not all) of the Greenback May 1863. A few weeks since in ap­ parent good health he visited bis old nnd finnlly eradicate it. county ticket luu been endorsed by the home and friends; enjoying as only the Tliat while wo believe it Democratic party—I say by the Demo­ young can. a reunion with those with oarduty tbnse all our influence to se­ cratic party, but I ,think it would be whom he hail been associated since cure the-enforcement of our present Dearer the truth to say the endorsement liquor laws, wo will also do otir HUpost was made by a very few of the wotildi childhood. On tl>e Iflth he was taken slightly ill and for a few days no al­ to Hectare "State aiid National Prohibi­ tion as our only hope of flnal victory. be leaders. Pcrliaps the endorsement arm was felt Dangerous symptoms will be ratified by the Democratic vo­ Rewired, Tliat the temperance inter­ ters of Barry county next Tuesday, but soon appeared and rapidly increased till between 11 and" 12 on Friday, when est in the rural districts has more to I trow not. When we met in conven faarfrom the general making and us­ tion on the 2nd ot Oct. and put in nom­ he died. He wns a kind, obedient ton and jx>ssessed the power of winning to ing of cider tlmn from any other source. himself firm friends which was clearly ination a Democratic ticket, and also Retolred, That the question of tem­ perance is a political as well as a moral instructed the committee if there were proven by actsof sympathy and resone, and must finally come to the bal­ any who sliould refuse to liecomc a p«ict from his young associates during lot box and be settled by law. We are candidate,they (the committee) should his sickness aud after his death. The iu hearty spmpathy with (he movement supply the same as their judgment funeral services were held last Sunday might dictate. Notexpectingorthink- at 2 o'clock and attendee! by a large . for a constitutional amendment, and ing they would go outside or the Dem­ number of citizens,'Rev. A. IK Newton । will give our individual and united in­ ocratic party to make their choice. officiating. fluence toward furtheringaud securing Don’t fail to call; we will do you good. Now what is the duty of Democrat* Affection*trip inscribed to myl brother and wife I in the matter of voting. I shall only and In mamory of Willie R Blair. A program committee consisting of say how I shall vote a* a Democrat: Mrs. Lathrop, Mrs. Truman and Mrs. 1 shall vote for the men that I think Griffith, was appointed, after which the are the best for tha place for which tliey are nominated, whether I find convention adjourned until afternoon. them in the Democratic, cr Greenback, Tri] —** vitkdell<bt —— —upon — Che batealng V—« — l.uear. —L you 3IJLY HURRAH FOR. At 1 o'clock p. m. tlic convention was or Republican party, and I hope and again called to order and the time oc­ trust that even- Democrat in Barry county will do Ins own thinking and With deep, abiding taltli, tho'falihful eon. cupied in making remarks for the good and show that though they may F*»l venfin< on to man in of the order, among which were those voting, be beaten, that they have not lost their of Mrs. O. B. Schsvier, of Ann Arbor, independence. —BUT REMEMBER THAT— D. W. Smith. who strongly urged the Young ladies to The following preamble mid resolu­ come forward in the work, and also advanced some splendid ideas in re­ tions are copied from the Herald of Gos­ ------ WILL SELL YOU-----gard to the literature of the day, and pel Liberty, and show the high esteem urged that the societies yse ail discre­ and friendly regard with which Rev. E. tionary means 4o eliminate all light Jones, the new pastor of the Christian and trashy reading from the reach of church, was held by his late parish­ the young. In the evening Mrs. Schuy­ ioners. LOCAL MATTERS "Whereas: The time has come when ler delivered on excellent temperance we must necessarily part with Bro. Xcw Bakery, address to a full bouse. Elias Jones who has served u» faith­ A good live bakery sliould be ap­ On Wednesday morning, after the fully and with energy and Christian Light Single and Double Harnesses made of best Virginia oak tanned Leather. preciated by tlio citizens of Nashville, • usual aliening exercises, the credential teal for the past four years and a half and 1 am now prepared to keep concommittee reported the following new as pastor, preacher, and friend; and, Mantly on hand Fresh Bread, Rusk, whereas, Bro. Jones feels it iiis duty to Cakes, Pies, and a full line of Baker's delegates present: ,B , with us and go to othef I close hiswlabors [Goods. Board by the dt^urweek. Woodland—Mrs. D. Carpenter and I fields; therefore,' therefore,’. ,; • "Rewired, that it -is with great re- i Mr*. A. P. Holly. . 1» —h—. .1. — • nA ........ i.x _ lactoace that « »tu to give Mm rFUuV yuur jonr School School Books 1 of F. T. Carlton—Misses Hattie and Julia up, knotnoR that by m doing ... Ioo~- Boi„. A complete line, Young and Mrs. H. B. Barnum. n faithful fuitlifiil pastor, r.teator a n trim titi.l an . . __ ... a true frtnn.i friend, and Rutland—Mrs. Henry Monroe. efficient, faithful worker in the Sab­ New Goods for Woodland. , . . bath- school cause. Morgan—Mrs. M. Mead. Having just returned from Detroit,! "Rewired, That this church tender a wjtj1 B u A report of the different societies was letter of commendation to Bro. Jones. • C", given, which showed a decided ad­ “By order of die first Christian j . ”£■ Display^ its immense stock of new goods for fall and winter, vancement in the work of temperance church at Trumbull Corners, New p‘ | tliem before you buy. J. W. Holmes. 7;ironi the best manufacturers oi Foreign ana Domestic Woolen . since the last annual meeting. Remarks York, September 11, 1880." . T7.i Iaw J /.a tkn Yirrwlil Wn /I rx «*•/.+ 1. ir-c 1L. .1__ were made upon the resolutions and The New U. 3. Church of Maple Grove. nr Warm at nil hour, nt : Fabrics in the world. We do not like to work in—the dark; further talk upon literature was listen­ Drmmi'fc neither do we sell goods in the dark, but will honestly show ed to by the convention. United Brethren Church of ricTin Our line of The afternoon session was devoted Maple M*Ple Grove, Ibcated ibcated on the north-east f' cLfioru^Mdted'imttcrF^'’tlle Purcl*ascr what he is buying. . -, . , (‘corner (iMlornr of section 1H 10, wnc wax, according to P”ce?^, to the election of the following officers previous appointment, dedicated to the era bring the I -w-i • /-an j n n r-l • i • urn inyour batter and save at the enaning yew : worship of Almighty God, on Sunday, > 8a*‘t Preoident, Mrs. N. Bailey, of Hast“ist- It is a next and commo- > Best line of Goods in Town NeUcra’ Liver Pills are also high­ ly recommended for curing liver com­ plaint, constipation, sick headache, fe­ ver and ague, and all diseases of the stomach and liver. Sold by all drug gist at -■> cents per box. Michigan ®rntraiaSailroai. -AT THE- Mlost Favorable Rates A,rTKR.pecTis. 1«7«. Crockery of the most approved pattern. OL’RMOTTO IS No Shoddy Goods; Three Feet to the Yard; Six' teen Ounces to the Pound. L. J. WHEELER i Grarcock ’and Ila/nfield, Harnesses, Bits, Whips, Robes, Blankets, Trunks, Combs, Brushes, &c. Cheap as the Cheapest. Illuminated s Electricity! “XbrSlbUi" i uiou* House, ouireoi oncK; Kize Wilson, of Nariiville; Corresponding | it iV has'al2.’a^inT<<!n»M5v19(ff' Srcreteiy, Mra. Clement Smith, •elect rending; •peeah; mid I of 1 The It. ■■ - T will ■*!! nt nublio sud.s OPEN EVERY EVENING NOW, TRAINS o> Mall...........—Ifc® a. _ ________ p. „ Day Exprroa_J2:l* p.m Arrive Chicago TAOp.m Ete. Exproro -11:00 p. m. Arrive Chloro MO £ m Tacifie kx..... 12.40 m. Arrive Chicago IAX)». e Mali-. “AND DON’T YOU FORGET IT.” Our Stocks in Boots and Shoes are complete. Rubber Boots for Men and Boys. Clothing a specialty. Trunks and Valises,, lots of’em. Remnent Edgings 10 cents a bunch. Groceries in abundance, and none but the ~ MAIN "LINE. ox.? mD< I. Arrive Detroit **S a. » oth« run daily except Sunday. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. EA8TWAR1 t>H a "At&lk I STATIONS. MlddlevilleZI" IlBstlnga,.......... NashrilleL Vermontville .. Charlotte Eaton Rapid,,. Rives Junction. Jackson Detroit 1JK1T r.ui 1A3 fc!7 1:40 iiaoa WESTWARD. Pacific! Ezraaaa STATIONS. Detroit,------- Jackson.--------- Rivet Junction, Re Ion Rapid, Chariotte...... Vermontville Nashville---IlaatlnK*___ M’MJernie.-. ■Hammond.-. Grand Rapldi Mme depot at Detroit with Grrot Wmierxi, Grand Trunk and Canada Southern Kallraya. E. C. BROJVN, H. B. LEDYARD. Gen'iP****ndTtokai Aaant.Chicano. P. T. BOISE, i>TTCTGXM®T (Successor to Boise Bros.) ►YOU CAN FIND AT MY STORE Medicines, Chemicals, Paints. Oils, Varnishes, Surgical Knatruments And all the leading Remedies in Patent & Propriatory Medicines School Books, Blank Books, Mlscellan’s Books. a la not umx or Bibles, Autograph u<l Photograph Albums A COUTLETE UKK Of Wall Paper and Bordering, • (TRIMMED FREE.] AS FINE A LINE OF As there-is in town, and all war­ ranted to be as represented or money refunded. at al. F. T. BOISE. 0 W. SMITH SELLS GENUINE MASON FRUIT CANS I inn tops and mm. WHITE FISH, TKOlJT, LAKE HEHKIMG, ------ By the pound or keg.------ Tine Cloths tor Suiting's, Sugar, Tea mile, .-nuf ■ CJ 7 ’’Sn' aml ouo mi,e uorth op Motk’u‘-on Fri--Coats and Vest and Pants, is very large and complete in the assortment. A large and select stock of P presiding Elder of the district, Rev. G. S. Lake, who preached an aide iscrmon well suited for the occasion, after which there wa* raiiMxl the sum $403 of whidi covers ril the indebtedness of the church. The cost up to the pres­ ent time ia >1,500.00. Much credit is due to the ladie* who Mra. purchaMMl a lieautifnl carpet which cover* the rostrum and altar. Mr. Geo. O. Dean. H. Whitney and H. Dean trustee*, dewerve much praise for their effort* in the erection of the cliurch. FALL AND WINTER OVERCOATINGS! COFFEE Wagon, 3 net double Harnesnes, 1 exL_ pair Bob Sleighs, Mill, . 2 ” ,1 Fanning o Plows, 1 Harrow, 6 8hoat«, about 8 tons of Hay, a quanity of Corn, Oats and Corn Fodder, a good Cook Stove. HouseholdFurniture, and other articles not here mentioned. Sale to commence at half past nine o'clock a. m. Theadore Harry. OUR MEBCHAOTTAILoBIN(; DEPARTMENT is excelled by none, aiming to be consistent in price and executing all or­ ders in the highest style of art. Call and see and examine the largest assortment and best selected stock of W YOUTHS.AMD BOYS READY-MADE CLOTHING (to be found m ♦Michigan. New goods, latest styles and low UcxxtoBoouBboM. prices. Sites for the largest man or smallest boy. e^’^ GENT’S t..it- louu-t price*. ■ ryBtyteat Dunham's. ar FURNISHING GOODS. New’Novelties. ■J'ruuR*, twocheliH mid Bair- In Profusdon. LUMBERMEN’S SUmJEF-Qinlt*. Blankrta, Wool Sockg/.Wool Mitten* ■ Mackinaw and Unniiel 8htrt«, Overall*, Underwear, 4cv. FwJewdryMMiwatobMsotoiE. F. T. Boise. PIFHCF, PREMNED BEEF. HERRING A HALIBUT, FRESH SALT MEATS, AND HEAPS OF Under the Tower Clock, 'CROCKERY okaiwo rapids. MICH. C. W. SMITH. �The latest in—a special lot of aJS-ttWttR'ZaS res [jtUKKrat, ano ue u»ieooD bi Michigan. There *"em* to be a bitch in the ma­ or vicinity thin son ditch business m the river is up and the channel u dorp, and the cur­ rent is steady and strong, and no one Mra. Bali and her Mater Mrs. Acre of Hope, are visiting relatives in (a) Beanblosaom, lad. Geo. Spencer start* for Big Rapids next Tuesday—that memnioriable. election day, and will take in the* election sights at Grand Rapids. One of our Greenback friends refus ed to let his daughter sing from a Garfield and Arthur song-book, and actually threatened it* destruction. Henry Spencer hitched bisboraee a few days age to the fence. They tore down the fence andQone of thrm throwed itaoelfand came very near breaking its neck. Charlez Norton lost one of his two year old colte by distemper. It was one of a span which he had taken great pains to match and perhaps were as fine a team os any in the county. The ague season is over and Dr. Peterson of Marshall is talking politics A large crowd assembled at the Dunham school house, Wednesday, evening to hear him but bo failed to put in appcarance. Eli Latting and Edward Term an started with the Spencer &. Latting steamer for Mecosta Co., Thursday. Henry Snancer, took tho afternoon train the same day for BigjRapids. They are going to make shingle up there. Lyman Booth has purchased S. T. Hagerman’s shingle null and is one of the partners. Wednesday evening Mr. Merryfleld of Union city, spoke at Norton’s school house. Mr. M. was a Peter Cooper Greenbacker, but is now a Republican, and he gives some of the best reasons for bcinr’such. In regard to fesumption he is frank to admit that we did not realize that wide spread desolation which he had pictured to the people, Ho never advocated liiat fiat theory, consequent!v he bolds tho same ideas to day as he did when a Greenbacker, Vocal music was a part of tho program. At the close of the meet ing a’couple of men. exchanged views in a spirited and high toned manner. Tuesday evening ■tbe people were again aroused to the sense of their duty as reganls their politics by lawyer Sampson of N ilea and Wilber Clute of Jackson. Although Sampson has had bis hair cut it is evi­ dent that his power of speed) did not lie therein, neither did the Democrats dostory his eyea before they left him, —or he left them, or—we don’t kno w which, and when he stepped into the arena he did not lean against a pillar and consequently that structure called Norton’s school bouse still stands, but the way he beat against tbe bulwarks of the Republican party was, well, perhaps, we can’t describe it better than to say that we can’t describe it Sampson is yet a young man, and who can tell what he will bo capable of do­ ing in a few hundred years. Mr. Clute is what we call one of the deep fellows and iu the art of gesticulation he has few peers. He also carries the crowd with him, you know b sinking ship al­ ways does. We shall remember his say and"look at me”a guod many days. Mr. Clute lefta deep oratorical impres­ sion on the people. Who couldn’t in 3i hours. Vocal and instrumental mu­ sic occupied part of the time. . I. L. Dodge. I wish "Nerve’’ would return to his home and itemizing, as I can’t do the 1 isubject justice or find any, items to write. Send for him, quick, Mr. Editor ’ bring him back and relieve ray over­ • taxed nerves,—not little ones oy any < 1means. Shoulder Arms! Right face! to the polls, next Tuesday. "You will take 1 <charge of this post und all Government property in view, allow no one to en­ ter the lines without the countersign, give the alarm in case of.fire and don’t while the enemy is watch­ .go to sleep ing. Countersign, Garfield,” The above instructions apply only only to the "Old Guard,” head quarters, White ] House. I don’t know the countersign ( the other “fellers,” probably, "SS®.” of W. C. Wilcox unearthed a few. days ago. while digging pn low land, the portion of the horn of an elk or moose jfrom next the head, which was with < out doubt the largest specimen yet ( found in this section, a spot where 1many such remains are found. With­ <out doubt this section of country was 1the home of a very large race of ani­ ।mals at some early day, as the finding of < mastodon and other fosil remains ;prove. I notice in the lost issue of The ]News a paragraph stating that the last (cf the Uollions line of steamships, the ■"Baltic” is to be "brok< n np.”/Well, fshe cun rest iu pence. In April 1R61 ।she was one of the flotilla sent to aid ।and re-enforce Maj. Robert Anderson in i Fort Sumter, and also had on board itrotfpe fur that purpose, she also, after ithe capitulation took on board the lit­ tle i band of heroeb who so nobly de­ ifended their flag, and carried them isafely to New ork. Of’ those noble ।patriots, and heroes how many are left ito tell the sad story ! Of the 200 men isent to aid them how many can an­ ।swer "hercT’ The writer would like to i communicate with anyone of those ■who were of the number. I claim to be ithe only survivor of that unfortunate <occurrence residing io Michigan. Ad­ dress The Nashville News. < W. Mink. VERMONTTIJXE ITEMS. time waa taa reaulL win. Pratt aho had a dasce Thuradajr night. W. H. Clute, of JarktoD. apoke at the Centre to the GreeDbackere on the 97th. but many of them are getting very Mick of that kind of doctrine, and aay they will vote for Oarfi»*ld. Ben. Tubba went to aoo hia gal and stayed two night*. It being bi* firat experience, he went pearly crazy, and the gal ia ao nearly crazy that ahe aaya Bennie can’t come any more. Mina Maria Slater, the school ma’am that taught the Bullia school Iwt win­ ter, has a fine boy. Its auppoaed daddy loft for Colorado last spring, but brought up at Grand Rapids. Mias Slater ia in Ingham county. Clement Smith apoko at the Briggs school bouse, Friday night of last week, to a crowded house, on the issues of the day. Walter 8. Powera spoke at the same place on Monday night, to Grecnbackera. House not so crowded. Laxt Saturday two men passing J. G. McCall’s, al|dt one of Ms turkeys. McCall being hackin the lot,Mra.McCall called him, and pe straddled, a horse uixl went after tftie met). When be had rode thbe found ont he waa on die wrong track, so he returned home, and is out a turkey. The suit ol John Harvcv vs. Mra. Davis came off Wednesday; L. E. Knappen for the people, and J. Powers, for oefendant. A jury was summoned, but when Knappen .came to see die contract aud to talk with Harvey a wit­ nesses, he advised Harvey drop the case, stating that the defendant had a perfect right to defend her property.or the property of ber husband, even with more violent force, and the case was dropped, Harvey paying the eosts. amounting to $10. Both were working under rcounsel, but Harvey had got wrong counsel. On Saturday last Mis. Davis’ father-in-law went and bought the mortgage that Harvey held pu the stock and.dfove them Lome, But being agreed upon when the case waa. drop­ ped. Mr. Davis is iu Illinois, and will not be at home for four weeks. Eldpr Riley, the minister that was pn die Assyria circuit, in 1877, and who preached for the M. P. Society and was all paid up, ut this point, has left an. account with James Powers of $125 for collection. I have talked with several members and tliey say tliat he was over­ paid $30. At the brick point, they owe him $35. and have got- the money ready to pay when called for. I understand tnat the Baker point is liehind some; but at the Morgan point they would not have him at till. He said he was going topreach whether.they wanted him or not, bnt he misused theiu Uie first ser­ mon, and they threatened to tar and feather him if he came there again, so he kept clear of Morgan. Now he pro­ poses to make the Centre class pav for it. but he will find that he has job on his hands. He used to preach money, and sell and trade horses. I waa in­ formed by an older of the M. E. Church tliat be was turned out of tliat society for buying stock on time and failing to pay. George Tompkins, who wasstarI tod at that time,* says he was never used so mean by anv man in his life, os Kiley used him, and he Would like to sec tbdlwind knocked out of him. H. H. , Mr. Chas. Cherry i» building a brick house. Moro street lamp* nro reported. Who says Vermontville shall go out in dark­ । ness t John York b.«s nearly completed the brick work of his house pn West Main street. Wm. BroaMhe village marshal,u in poor health, and has rented bis shop to Wfii. Burger. Mr. 0. P. Fay and Frank Bailey are putting down hew sidewalks in front of their premises.. Mr. David Wai rath invent low with cancer under the tongue. His demise is daily expected. Local politics are nmning high just now. The disputed question is wheth­ er the animal is white or black. I Mart. Barber and companions return­ ed from the north woods on Monday last. They report a "catch” of fortythree deer. e M. L. Squier has rented his farm and is expecting soon to move into the pa­ ternal mansion now run by his maiden BARRYYILLE ITEMS. sister Kate. . Rev. H. B. Williams is having a re­ Mra. Geo. Norton,- of this place, is markable run in the marrying business very sick. the weather began to be cooler. Jacob Ruckle has just completed a nine*' Indications of a severe winter. residence at Morgan. The Congregational Conference of Wm. Strong baa tost built a bouse on the Marshall district con ,'ened on Wed­ his forty, north of here. nesday morning iu the chapel. Three Miss Edie Northrop lias gone to Lan­ members were present and more ex­ sing to spend the winter. pected. Miss Ida Thorn is teaching a fall term The wife of Pandora A. Sprague was of school in the Sheridan district. buried from their home, in the east Juan Soules and Geo. Hmuihd will part of the town on Weduenlay at 10 a. in. A large circle of friends was in start for the north woods on the 29th. Dr. Hull, the new doctor at Morgan attendance. Mrs. Abram Wnitney had a la.-gc is said to be working into a good praccancer removed from her right .breast Mias Nina Fegles who has been very early last summer, at Ann Arbor, sinco low with typhoid fever, is rapidly re­ which she has I»een in good health aud joyful spirits. covering. Wm. Burger ia again in (town and Geo. Turner and family will remove to Carlton, to board the liands at the proposes to open a blacksmith shop. He reports being tbe fortunate posses­ Fuller mill, this winter. sor or a large government bounty and Richard Peltou has moved from his pension, whereat some smile. farm in Hastings township, to the A little girl here wrote an essay the Moore house tn Morgan. other day as follows: "Vermontville Wm Warner will teach the winter has five principal streets: North Main term of school in thia district, which street, Sonth Main street. East Main be bis term in succession. street, Went Main street and Main David Ruekle will run two saw mills street I think Vermontville has grown this winter, one nt Morgan and the oth- some, don’t you F Mr. Walter Nagle had a finger bitten Theodore Harry living north of Mor­ by a sheep, nbont three weeks ago, and gan has sold bis farm to Joseph Franz, since that time a suspicious looking and i« talking of going west. tumor has been growing on the site of Mr. Nagle thinks it is not Mra. Marion Baxter of Charlotte, the injaiy. will speak for the Republicans, at Red a good plan to have a tumor, and pro­ Ribbon hall Monday evening, Nov. 1st. poses to subdue the thing at once. Re X. Wallace Hay wood is building a house suite will be duly chronicled. this fall. Levi Hubbard has the job, HASTINGS ITEMS. and is pushing it through with his usu­ al dispatch. The remains of Mrs. Coles, who went Mias Mina Mudge, of this' platy, will teach in the Hosmer district this win­ down with the fated steamer Alpena, ter. We In-speak for them a good were brought to this city on Friday, and the funeral on the following day school, tor Mina is a firsl-el*** teacher. waa larsely attended. Richard Pelton will soon erect a Dor T. J. Busti, the telegraph operator, tablc aaw irtiB at Morgan. Dick is an has run a wire up to Union Half, where he will receive recesagen on election LADIES CLOAKS AND MEN'S OVERS THAT WILL BE SOLD CHEAP TO CLOSE OCT ! Our Stock of Neck W ear for Trudies in IS COMPLETE. t3C Our stock of DRESS GOODS was never more complete than now. We' call special attention to our Camels' Hair and Cashmeres, tS" This week we show extra bargains in LADIES’ AND GENTS’ UNDERWEAR. We pav more money for a 60c vest and pants than any other house in town. Therefore we show you the best 60c. garment in Barry county. ty We are receiving a large line of WINTER CAPS for Men and Children in Cloth and Fur. We also have a fine stock of WOLF ROBES. t3C Our Grocery Department is Complete. We quote good brown Sugar at 8c. light at 9c. If you want six and twelve months’ prices (or pay when you can), don’t call on me—I don't make them. But if you want good goods at the very lowest cash prices, call and oee me and I will do you good. Q A. NICHOLS, the Boot A Shoe Ban of ■< co = Dr.' Boise was In town Tuesday even­ ing. J. W. Vrooman of Hastings was in town Tuesday. Mr. A. Aldrich is building an addi­ tion to his store. Mrs. Ida Elliott »s very ill, with dis­ ease of the lungs. Wheat ia still* lieing marketed at about 93 to 95 per bu. Mr. E. Flsusbury was juror ir. U. 8. court at Grand Rapids last week. Next Tuesday Udh the story, gentle men, and we hope on the side of right. Rev. Stockwell of the Methodist Protestant church, preached in the Methodist church last sabbath evening. Mrs. Charlotte Bellinger, mother of Mrs. C. C. Rush, who has been for nearly two yean* in the west, has re­ turned. Mr. Geo. M. Dewey waa here Tues­ day, in the Republicans interest but owing to unfavorable weather, did not make a speech. Our Baptist pastor, with some of the members, attended the Baptist state convention held with the Baptist church at Jackson from the 15th to 19th inst. The party visited the state prison durtheir stay. • WOODLAND ITEMS. Cola and wet. James Smoke is on the gain. Dan. Myers teaches the Tamarack school. The I. O. of O. F. has a new street lump made by Lewis Faul. Woodland has two harness shops now, and how many will there be when Nick’s family gets grown up. Miss E. Holmes teaches the center school the coining winter, and E. G. Holbrook the Galloway school. It is the opinion of our farmers that the Woodland Fire Insurance Compa­ ny are paying titeir last assessment. A lady met the young people who wish to organize a singing school on Tuesday night. This is what we want, as we have Inta of Jenny Lind voices here which ought to be cultivated. About forty friends and relatives met at William Holly’s on Monday evening, to celebrate their tin wedding. Al­ though the weather /was nnfavorable, they comuiined a goodly number of stall-fed duuigbaighs- Revs. J. F. Orwick, of Woodland, and J. Roberts, of Palo, were preeent, and a good time --------- Gj 1 — o co meat, at BARGAINS AGENTS WANTFD. lllu»trat-d CATALOGUE FREE. HORACE WATERS A CO., EM Broadway. N. Y‘. * on MMT Trade with Hint mid Sav e Money F T.:i NEW FOOD 7 fei MEDICINE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT THIS OFFICE. Stukhvilie Markets. bitters lUSiniLLB LEVATOR, I j Remodeled. Enlarged»Improved! t; PoCatoee, new, IN 1B79. »!So I1H H IX 1T-,' Hay, per ton.-. Hm% fNM. 4 foot, body wo aw 1 Stove wood. ... HICKORY CORKERS ITERS. WE HAVE AN ELEGANT DISPLAY IN n. cnaM jmitai Di.™..., fcoiidify Fnabe Anv nnmbnr of fnrmani tn Any I,uniW!r ot rarmers co w » ware of Imitations idn barly nat company’s signature wh j on tba label of every hoctoi Sold >« Unload Wheat and Grain Exmaltbttoc peditiously ui Accurately. ” jjasoji 11 cure* almoot Inetandy, AINSWORTH & BROOKS HAMLIN desire to announce that having erected one of the largest and most bonvenient elevator buildings in central Michigan, Earache. NcuralRla, they are prepared to receive apd id», ilnutons, Barna, ?rernpln«Paln«. Choi- ORGANS CHICAGO. IJENRV ROE, PBoninoa PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE For any quantity of MEAT MARKET. Form the basis of many of the Ague remedies in the market, and arc the resort of Physicians and people who know no better medicine to employ, for this distressing complaint. The effecte of either of these drugs are des­ keep for agio at the lowest prices* tructive to the system, producing head-1 ache, intestinal disorders, vertigo, Seeds, Flour, Feed, I,imr, Salt,, FRESH FISH and FOULTRX dionnesa, ringing in the cars, and dep­ IN THEIR SEASON, Floater, Stucco, Hair und ression of the constitutional health. Ayer's Ague Cure is n vegetable dis­ Shingles. covery, containing neither quinine, arsenic; nor any deleterious ingredient and is an infallible and rapid euro for 1 | CF The Highest Market Price paid every form of Fever and Ague. Its AI58WSW0BTH A BROOKS. | for Pe»<A Ac. effects an' permanentaud certain, and no injury can result from its use. Be­ ----------------------------------------------------------- Fresh Goods. Full Weights and sides being a positive enrefor Fever 1 K POUNDS GAINED In three week., and cured Satisfaction Guaranteed. ID and Ague in all its forms, it is also a .. _ __ofeonaompiion. ____ v... a. superior remedy for Liver Complaints. Ptuteflelphta, Pit. HEM RY ROE. • —..i— ... It isnn excellent tonic and preventive, - --------------------------------- ---------------------as well as cure, of all complaints pec- | d«. j^mw hoic*. «m mcS of Fi»* AGENTS WANTED CMPVP1 RDCIttt uliMTto malariooi^ maraby «nd miw "JrTS? B5O to 9135 a Month.Lil Of UUfFCfJl* matic districts. By direct action on [sumption*N»ethreeyMnairo,iwut Mm te the Liver and biliary apparatus.it stim-1 try them. I K»!n«l flfueo peuuda while ukit.tr the “latS Fb0.y.U»>S.v«o™n* Leal . I. u v Fresh and Salt Meats, A Smokei Bans aii Mien, Lard, by the lb. or barrel, Money Saved by Dealing with them. M HOW TO BEg«i7-' ».<, thy condition. For sale which they were tluuikfn! to the rivera. Happy is the man who is out of pol-i itiv. 1 ferMa. _ by all Dealers. L V. UCLU nttrr 73 In U rf»r«. F-m. ,»T>| !• -*5 ■ymptom of C'oimuniptlon ih«tli«loc,» not divripuc at O'-ce. and It will break up ■ fre.b cold In 34 hoar*. *3 M per pint bottle. CRADDOCK* CO.. 1033 Race BL. Philadelphia, Pa. ASTHMAS BARRYYILLE MILLS. WALKER I NORTON FulM-iro P1ASO MCXIC TWICKENHAM n&KT Splendid—Word* and mu< A DELPHIAN.GA LOP MprigMJy end pleat BtanijM. ty Aylsworth’s Borineas Collage, Battle Creek. Mich., offers superior advantages to gentlemen and ladies desimig a knowledge of tho commer­ cial brunches. Mew MHlincry Cooda. ! XOT1CE. THE FRANK LEBLIK-PCBUSHOCG CO, U Dey MroH, New York. will (drcsXMdy employlacnt to «n active agent tn every eonUy. On rvrolpi or 40 cent* they will tend fur three montlu THE FAMILY JOURNAL, i-u !]h»mM Lftamry. M>»cr>>CTC*«M A«o Diajjirmui FLOUR, MEAL; FEED, MORGAN, BARRY CO., MICH. ATTENTION e’r-vl FARMERS I sas.1 �T. D. Brown ; penetration. Williams, TtaptaaUttat Chili, MDOOM HirriiK® Kinder, * follow to tho very curious faot that while tho umy, tho Unit- direction and intensity of gravity are miu* m tun river vaikiy Press Starlet and Tom McClure, two farmera, tad a difficulty in Morganlcu, Ga., were slung, and Htaxiloy cocked his pistol and made ttatn both >w<or they would not tell who killed McClure, and tliat if lie vnw over arraied they would testify in his favor. A woman wta witnessed the <fifficu!ty Walked ten miles to C. Holst k Co., coffeedealcra in New town to toll Of ft. , A merchant of Woodland, Cairoll county. Va., named Allison, suspected Hawks, B. muu to nave ueen uio moat complete ui the kind tn the United Statin, and having been in operatiou for ouh- fourteen months, wryo destanod by fira las* week. Tho Iom te cget hams, returusd late st nighL *ud found of and tbe tasuranre *400,000. lu» wife hi Hawks' room. Allison drew his re­ volver, shot Hswks dead, and lodged two bultets in his wife's body, inffintmg serious but Dot Snrao Bull has signified hk- wfll- necessarily fatal wounds. Damville, Va., has been having an .Tbe National epidemic of crime. Within tbe abort space of forty-eight bourn fire inurdon were commit­ ted in that town. Mary Mitchell was fatally ■hot by her paramour, Barton fimitii. John lUtm y kSM bad* ■MMnv. Bn y MmM fed about a doc. David Graves and lid Ooismau got into a difficulty about the wife of the for­ mer, and Coleman wm fatally «hoL) Boot! A dispatch of Oct 22, from Holland, Hankins was murdered by. unknown ’parties, and his body ! brown into the canal. A peddler named Haggerty put an end to the cxietcnce of another peddler named Conrad with a oiub. POLITICAL. Tub following are the official figures of ths total vote for Governor al the Octol»er election in Indiana : Porter, Republican. 230,­ ■topped at 10JO, and it ia uifemd from thia that 291 ; Lauders, Democrat, 222.740; Gre«g. Nationthe iU-fah-d vau»ei went down at that hbor on ah 14,883. Plurality for Porter, 7,551... .Tbe Louiauna Supervisor of Registration, taring aiOMUnccd that the registry books in New States Supervisor Pearson, ou charge of ille­ gally registering voter*. ,The total vote of Ohio for Secretary of State, at the October election, waa 714,444, and Jewett. Tho bor*o ridden by tho former divided as follows; .902,013 won inMnunutes and 12 seconds. .*. .A scbool.3*3,01* boy of pjneinnati shot himself in the breast on . 0,702 Thehb WM a twenty-mile race in Chi- . 2,714 . 1H,W9 in jail....J. H. Estabrook's livery stable, in Denver, Cot. together with sixty head of horses and other contents, has been burned. Lou about $€5,000; insurance, *8,000.... A family of emigrants, ■'onaUting of one inr.n and two women, were found frozen to death dow wamping out in the late storm.. ..A fire at ML Vernon, tad., destroyed *150,000 worth of bmu- J. B. Dovle, one of the most expert and extensive counterfeiter* in the United States, was arrested in Chicago, tho other day, meat bonds of tho iarao of 1861, and •o well were they executed that a nor her of bankers and experts to whom they >loyo of tix> American Bank anpany, waa taken in cnaNev York. Another member of ■ also reported to have been amsted Mt The becret-Service opentivcM disposition, but were unable to get sufficient •v&flBSMi warrant their arrest. In 1875 they were located in Bradford. IIL, where Doylo married a daughter of Dr. Poster, at one time a The great conflict between the Wnlrash id the other Western railroads from to and from all Weetaru pointe down to tho lowest figures ever exj-s'riciiccd in the history of railroads in this country. Hereafter ns use rigor earuiiigs are to bo pooled between Chicago and boothwsstam pointe....Luke Walton murdered bin daughter at . River Ho confeMcs ___ arroated, supposed bo killed both of thorn. Tta. youngest, although terribly wounded, recovered. Walton aays ho did tho terrible deed to prevent tho daughters cocumg the capture of sixty-eight women and children, u are 1,800 Mexican now ou tho uoutborn G*cegi Lovett, of Charleston, Mo. Chief of Police of killed by EUiott . . ag to arrest. A DUFATca from Leadville, Col., mys : " Tta body of Mictatl Hendricks, said two McCullum taotaera. young Hcodnck* hav­ ing been implicated in tho murder of their brother, and acquitted." A Sas Francisco dispatch says the A horrible tragedy ia reported from Tbo vote for Judge of the Supremo Court foots up as follows : McUvatoe, Itep.. .364,OH .3*1,001 . Mil Meflvsine's plurality..................................... 23,0*1 cations in any sensible manner, except in certain cases where, upon elevated continrnta, there appears to bo a verita­ ble defeat of attraction instead of the excess which might be expected. In­ jwtratiri fraud* to the amount of 22,000,00) deed, tho observations are sufficiently rouble*. Born, chief adminiatrator during the striking to asem to point to the supposi­ late war, baa been apprahanded at Odeaaa ... tion that under tho whole of every large El xa Linbardt, a Gerwin authoremi of mmuo continent there are enormous esritiea. note, committed suicide at L'inta Vecchio, Italy, More than this, the attractions at tho by throwing herealf into the sea. surface of all the great oceans appear too • A cable dispatch bays the English great to agree with the distribution pre­ autboritie* have completed arrangement* for sumed by Clairant’s formula, which is exact enough for most purposes. and that L meetings of the leading aciSir G. Airy's suggestiou that the base betd todiscuM the ritnatteu. of the Himalaya range reaches down into I’., it is said, will be among tho denser liquid interior, aud there dis­ thoao Tbs indictment will be tlio kmgM. of the kind in Idatory,—Tta places a certain amount of that liquid, so that tbe exterior attraction is thereby teaanta of Icmened, ia one whicji, inherently im­ —A British soldier has probable, fails to have any application in County Mayo while m explaining why the attraction above tho Beas should be greater than over the continenta. M. Faya propounds the tho brilliant* tai following solution to the difficulty : Un­ days of William der tho oceans the globe cools more tlio matrimouial engagement of Miaa Kellogg, the celubrated Anienoao prima donna, to a rapidly and to a greater depth than be­ French Matquia....A canlo dispatch from neath the surface of the continents. At London announcMi tbe death, in that a depth of 4,000 meters (13,000 (set) the city, of Hatvy Beckett,. **— the comedian.... ocean will still have a temperature not Russia ha* provisioned ! remotc tom 0 deg. a,while at .similar r arrahgernente for tfeTad- doptii beneath the earth’* crust tho ternvauco of D,000 men ou Central Aria... .The 8L jjcrature would bo not far from 150 deg. Petunburg Golos save that Bunsia, which usu­ C. (allowing 108 feet in depth down for ally exports 830,000,000 bushobi of grain, will an increase of 1 deg. in the internal tem­ perature). If the earth had but one uni­ Tbe prosjmet« for future good tarveeta. more­ form rate of cooling all over it, it would over, are Dot uncoiinging.... Peru Um accepted be reasonable to areume that the solidi­ tho mediation proffered by Minister Cbristiancy, fied crust would have tlio same tliickand named it*Commueoaorn... .The poutofficc nes* and the same average density all over it. It is therefore argued that be­ Open revolt prevails in Natal, and tho low tho primitive cxksuns tho earth's crust assumed a definite solid thickness Clark and hia command. Tho origin of the before tho continents, and that, in con­ trouble wm tho decision by the Cape Govern- I tracting, these thicker jx>rtionA exercised a pressure upon tho fluid nucleus tend­ ing to elevate still further tbe conti­ day*' imprisonment . for taring pub- nents. The hypothesis, M. Faye thinks, tahed an article libeling and insult­ will, moreover, explain tho unequal dis­ ing Prince Btanarek and tending to tribution at land and sea around the two render that atateaaian coutemptiblo.... poles, the general rise and fall of conti­ Mr. Paruell and hia brethren of the Laud League are aaxd to have decided to ataudou nent* being determined by the excess the policy of exhorting the people to preserve of density of tlio crust below the oceans, tho peaoc, aud hereafter to let them take their and by the lines or |x>inta of least resist­ own connto, winch i* pretty rare to lead to ance to internal pressure being at the trouble. middle of continents or at the margins of Justin McCarthy, ths distinguished author, journalint and member of Parliament, Faruoll iu among tta number. In 1879 tho total vote in Ohio waa M9.170, including a Rmmblican vote of 336,261, a Demo­ cratic vote of 319,132, Gruexiback 9,072, Prohi­ bition 4,145. Following is th«* official majoritire on Congressmen in Ohio, at tlio October oluotiou : htAFlling riijxirtfcocruw from Afghanistan that Abdurrahman Khan, the Ameer whom tlio En­ '•"gi glish plaoxl upon the throne of Cabal about . 1.00* tho Urao that Gen. Roberta left that city for “TO!*!* tho ro!i< f of Candahar, has teen murdered by tho revolntionwU, and that tho city ia in a state HlUhJs Bee .. B. taedoai, Detu VUL J. Sarrse Krtfer>Bep FX. uaa»* K. IV-tSaaaa. Hep. .Ml* Two eminent French painters have p»vaed away—Muni Guillemin and Frederia K«T» Schopin. d. There soana to be no doubt that tbe country round Cabul is ia a dMiurixxl utate. . IM All communication between that diatrict and MW Rntiah India han been cut off. , MSB XVJII. Thebe is great excitement in England .13.S71 and Ireland over tho impending prosecutions VASHI.YCTO.L again*!- tho Land League. A Dublin dmpatch The Secretary of the Intenor has ►ay* that between Tempkjmoro and Thurlca signa! fiaahew on tho mowt-approved military decided 'taat the BL Louis census shall lx> re- ■yatem are carried on nightly, and an*vrered by flaahM from variona points on the pointed Saperviaor for that purpose. hill*. There apppoara to be quite a ■ TBtera of commamcation by auoh signal* aud flaabee which ia generally conaidered The Canada Pacific syrdicate lui* nt ominouH of mUchief. At a meeting of tlio last finished its formal contract to oenatrnot Dublin Dioceitan Bynod a resolution was paused urging tho Government to take moararcs t«> the rued within ten years, but the terms will protect their Protontant conulrymen. The not bo rnado public until the meeting of Par­ Homo-Rule Coufed-ration of Great Britain and liament. re[>re«w‘nt*tivca of radical club* iu London have Be. Taxner, the hero of tbe forty paaaed roaolutiona condemning the proarcution days' fast, iu going to London, where he will of Iriah agitator*. enter uixmi another long starvation match for the edification of the Englishmen. Kenrible AdviceWm. P. Adair, a Cherokee chief, who A distinguished writer, speaking of the duties which parents owe their children, Confederate arwv, died at Washington last says: “A mother makes a great mistake week....William 11. Vanderbilt baa presented when alio does not constantly court the CapL Stone, of Cincinnati, tho manager of Maud 8., with a adver raae bol'ling a relief confidence of her daughter. Tho daugh­ jwrtrait in gold of tho peurlcaa maro ; Bair, tlio ter should share all her accrete with her trainer, with a magnificent gold watch ; and mother. Many of a home has boon XIII. Oibace Albert.-®. D«u Con. Terrahsah, the officer who odmmanded tho Mexican fore* that put an cud to tho career of Lhu notorious Apacats chief Vio- constant sympathy with her daughters. torit, in nia official report of tho affair »avn ; The name is true of tho father and non. "On tho J4sh, iu tho afternoon, I attacked Vlotoria's band in tho Castillo mountains, and I Tho young man who spends his evenings from home, and feels that it would be robbing him of his manly independence if he should tell where ho goes, is bank­ women and children dead, with aixtv-eight ing against every interest in tbe future. women and children, and two captive prwdcth recovered. One hundred and eighty animala of Fathers and moti ons should never allow themselves to grow so old that they are not interested in all that interceta their dead and twelve wounded." children and their young people. Home Wm. Cawthbow, an old and wealthy comforts, and homo amusements, aud the best society of young people should erty estimated at **,000.000.... .tan Bcrntad', be sought with more care than choice in­ the celebrated French actress, has arrived at vestments in stock and bonds; for one Now York, and will visit the principal dttai of pays dividends only for a few years, the thia country in a professional capacity... ..Tho other will go on compounding its inter­ total number of immlgmmu who landed in the mt. long Jter rou are gone. Young United Stat.M during tho month of September people crave recreation and amusement, waa nearly 55,000. and will generally have it; how much Recent deaths; The Hon. E. D. better that it should be enjoyed in the homes of the land, and directed by lov­ tbor, well known to readers of ibo New York ing hands. Your wild boys and thought­ Ttonta •■ ** Veteran Observer," and to those of the Cmcinn ti (buttle m “KB- M.," in Mor­ less giris are mainly recruited from row county. Ohio, aged 80; Gapt J. J. War­ homes where enjoyment is not to be man, r.u old Ohio aud Muaixnpju river stesm- found. “Tbe parent who sees the boys and girl* of the household full of fun and odiut church. frolic should not grow anxious that he does not see more tears and solemn faces. Three come soon enough amid tli« Uliriini u>d poplaxSrf liti I Wo talk a great deal about our politi­ cal, intellectual, moral and social inde­ pendence ; all tho world lias heard ns talk about them. Wo do not enjoy them oa fully, perhaps, mi wo think. How much independence of thought has the journalist, for instance, who must bid for an audience, tho author whose first thought must bo Dover to displease a reader, tho orator who must repeat the stock notions of his hearers, the pro­ fessor who has to reoocile evolution with theology; how much liberty of action has tho voter who depends upon a Gov­ ernment salary, or who is io a politi­ cian’s employ ? Ono cannot very seri­ ously blamo these people, to whom in­ dependence often moans starvation. What l want to set in dear light is this: that independence in life and thought depends, more than we liko to believe, upon pecuniary independence; it is not to be had by wishing merely. Indi­ viduals there are, and always will be, who will suffer for their moral or intel­ lectual independence ; but tho communi­ ties will be what circumstances make them. This, again, I want to set in dear light: that we are. as a com­ munity, deficient, in spite of all our na­ tional wealth, and unnecessarily deficient, in the best part of independence—the power to enjoy our lives. In this re­ ject wo are behind our friends in France, with their 2,000,000 of people living upon their incomes. .These 2,000,000 of people are not. for the most pari, either idle, or frivolous, or wealthy people. Many of them live in th* cities, but more of them are quiet oompeteuce in a rational way—enjoying friendships, social pleasures, family af­ fections, and all tbs kindly observances of homo life in a way that wo have little idea of—in a way that the tourist in Paris sees nothing of. Wo have much to loam from tho French, and among the things that wa have to learn are •omo that may surprise us. One of these things is tho comfort, the unity, and tho permanence of Flench homes. The French homo and family, their happnaaa, their unity, their permanence, these have been developed by the com­ bined industry, thrift, and domestic sen­ timent of tho most intelligent people in Europe, and especially by its great mid­ dle cIms. We have the significant tes­ timony of Prince Bismarck “that tho French nation has a social solidity such as no other nation of Europe enjoys." And Mr. Matthew Arnold, from whom* •* Mixed Essays” I quote, adds : “ This can only como from the broad basis of well-being, and of cause for xatiafaction with life, which in France, more than in other countries, exists.” If we had 2.0UO.OOO of people, or 1,000,000, who were enjoying a competence, earned or inherited, can it be doubted that we .. --—-- -.e - r one’ U’“x wo ure- «“<» the *hi\ Muka home the happiest place in all the " '" ' world—bo that your son* and daughtem one-half of the people live directly by agriculture; bat our country huiueu and families have not attained the comfort will in every quiet moment hear the echo Coan, in Harper's Mayaziue. k JteBimrkaMs Worn*. Min Milly Gilman, who died in the A Vimxxia ow] rat or. a table and poorhutLw in Laurens county, Go., was looked at a light thirty hours without a rvntarkahte wotaun. There was an ac­ once winking. This shows how wise an count published a year ago of the open­ ' ing of the lougitudinsl and transverse to conquer in every’honorabla pursuit" amount . , Investing it in some other speculations, work. These giris appurently prefer the nicknames by which they are known in the family rirde aud to intimnto friends, and therefore t*ke [Jains to adopt them in their signaturco. In bo doing, the public school girls are not exceptional among our young wo­ men, for it is quite tiro fashion now-adays tat them to grow so enamoured of their nursery appellations tliat they cling to them as their fixed and proper Dames. They may even be offended when they are addressed by their correct names, which they imagine less pretty than these pet diminutives; and some grave, grown-up women will put Hattie or Gawle, Mamie or Sallie on their cards The fashion is American; but our pa­ triotism can not make us grow fond of it The nicknames which appear in so large a share at these public school girl's signatures would do very well for peta at a dog-show. When they are used to ex­ press the affeotionote regard of near friends and relatives, they slap may be pretty aud appropriate, lint they look very silly in a formal signature, and surely do not befit tho dignity of woman­ hood. We find, for instance, among these 800 names Bcoroe of Minnies or Mamies, and only here and there a Mary, a much more, euphonious and dignified name. Jane is tronafurmixl usually into Jenny Caroline into Carrie, Ellon to Ella, Elixala-th into Lizzie and B*«sie, Kath­ erine info . Katie, Martha into Mattie, Margaret into Maggie, Anne and Anna into Annie, and Harriet into Hattie. Such ubaurb names us these appear quite frequently: Chuttie, Lillie, Millie, Til­ lie, Kittie, Rosie, Nettie, Bibbie, Aggie and Maggie. The great aim seems to be to manufac­ ture a name which end* in ie, and iu ac­ complishing it the finest appellations for women who have names renowned in po­ etry and history, and of a sweet and molodious sound, are chopped up into child­ ish diminutives. They convey on idea of pettiness, and do not belong to girls of dignity and character—girls like those who are going to the normal college, bo many of whom will have their living to earn. Anti yet these girl* think it i* pretty to be known by such pet names, and so discard, a* ugly and old-fashioned, the names by which they are christened. What would they think to see a college register "which give the young men's names vs Jimmie, Bipie. Bobbie, Tom­ mie, Charlie, Bamie and Dickie. Thia fashion is extending among wo­ men, and girl* are even named with nick­ name* only, ns if they were always to lie nothing more than nunwry peta. And yet this is a period when women are con­ tending for higher consideration as ra­ tional beiegn, and when the range of their occupations outside of the domestic circle is constantly widening and grow­ ing in unpartanoc.—AT. Y. Sun. The Etiquette of Shoes. The custom of removing boots in Bunnah is not bo much an article _ etiquette oliserved by equals to equals as an ingenious device to exalt the monarch of the Golden Foot and degrade his subjects, and strangers, too, before him. It is carried further at Mandalay than at any other Aaiatie court If a European meets the King’s palanquin in the streets of the city he is expected to stop then and there and divest himself of hi* boots. A moment's hesitation to comply with this degrading and nncom­ fortable cq|iom has often entailed very serious consequences on ths foreigner; and our diplomatic difficulties with the Burmese Court have been considerably intensified ot different times owing to the uisistsnoo of the Lord Chiynberiain at Ava or Mandalay that our Envoy should take his boots off, and ths reluc­ tance of our proud and diffident repreflcntatives to appear in public in their ■tockingB. Tbe British, however, ore not by any means the only people whose feelings have been hurt by this unpleas­ ant discourtesy; and Asiatic, aa well as European, Ambassadors have been in ths most ancient times subjected to the inconvenience. The first Chinese inva­ sion of Bunnah, in the year 12<84 A. D., was brought aliout entirely by the “shoo difficulty. The Chinese Envoys to the monarch Nara-tbee-ho-pade had insisted, in spite of remonstrances, on appearing in the royal presence with their boots on. They ought to have known better; for at Pekin such conduct would have been considered tho height of bad man­ ners; and, as far as they were concerned, their infraction of Burmese etiquette had culnixry purpose* aud near tbe well stood hive. ’ ‘ One night a thief got into tho house, and whibit trying to open a latch of tho’ door, was observed by tbe pea-seller and his wife, who were awake at the time and Shrewdly guessing his purpose, the wife spoke in a whisper. It was sufficiently audible to her husInmd and the robber, asking where the money-box wm concealed ; the husband replied that the box was fastened to a branch of the tamarind tree near tho The robber, obtaining, by chance, this information which he was so desirous of learning, abandoned the thought of get­ ting into the house. He went under the tamarind tree, and looking up, dmcovered, by the reflection of the moonbeamSj tliat something liko a box yas hanging to one of the branches. He climbed the tree with ogilily, and just a* he hod put out liis hand and sensed the hive, the hornet*, who were disturbed in their night’s repoae, flew in numbers to resist the wanton attack. They alighted on his face, hands and back, inflicting a hundred wound* at once, against the torture of which, the robber, who could not stand, let go hia hold of the tree and fell with a loq/i splash into tlio well beneath, smarting. Tho next morning tho roblxir was taken and consigned to the stock*. A Church Invaded by Bat*. For many month* the parish church of Thirsk, which Las been recently re­ stored, ha* been infested in .it* interior by several scores of bata, which not onlv made fearful work of the new oak stall­ ing. but at evening service might i>o seen flitting to and fro in the vicinity of the rafters of the nave. Various moons have been tried to rid tlie edifice of the preta, but with little success until this week, when an owl wns placed in the charch. During tho last few nighta the officers have paid visits to St Mary's for the pur­ pose of ascertaining what effect the new inhabitant hod on the Imta, but. although they have waited each evening well intothe darknning, not a bat has been seen. If tho owl has not destroyed them, ho ha* had the effect of compelling them to pipes of the new organ. They entered at the wide end, and the pipes being nar­ row at the bottom, found themselves un­ able to get l>ock. As many as eight dead bata were found in a single pipe.—St. Jamcr" GazcUc, Loiulon. The language of inscriptions on ancient Irish monuments is, contrary to tho cus­ tom of other countries at the same date, Irish, and Irish con claim to be one of the oldest written languages extant in Europe. It is still spoken by several thousand persona, but their number do- A mam 65 years old has been found in Harrington, Me., wno has been out of tbe State only once, has l>een on l steamboat only once, and never was in a city until ha visited Portland, which ho “reckoned wasn’t much of a pluoa for farms.’’ _____. ' '_______ Several undergo iuates of tho Ger­ man University of Marburg have been sentenced to three monthsr imprison­ ment in > fortress for dueling. Don't pick up a child for a foot He will aak you some questions that the con­ densed wisdom of the world cannot answer. THE MARKETS. Oara— Mixed Wautem Bn—Na 2.. all tha White Elephants, but were way­ laid in a quiet port of Amarapoora, and had their throat* cut, a summary mode of proceeding which brought an army upon Burmah from the Flowery Land.— London GM*._________________ A Giri’* Postscript. There is nothing fresher and more dewv- and more delightfully emphatic than a young girl’s letter to her—well her brother. Every third word is un­ derscored, and then there’s the postNcript The postscript to a girl's letter is as indispensable as a tail to a dog. The letter ia nothing—the postscript evorvthing. Persons experienced in receiv­ ing girls’ letters have informed us tliat when they uro particularly anxious to know something the letter containH they always skip the letter mid read the po*tcript first. It is like the peroration of the orator. It i* a great misfortune for ayoiingman notto receive letters from hi* fair young nfew*. and oonsuia. If he is not blessed with such relatives let him go down into the old trunk and dig up letters written by hi* wife when she wa* hi* sweetheart. He wifl get nusre sweHdom and light out of them than he w. nlj out of Arnold or Tennyson.—J?ocAcafcr Herald. broksn. HILWAUIEE. rr. ildvifll' CINCINNATI. Ooaw..l*/.’*'**■*’*'”’**■’ ............ Oat*................ ............ <2 < »2 ( ......... » < ......... UM TOUDQ. INDIA* Apou*. �hold Of the city of Loudon has just been oon- in the purchase of pictures Mr. Vanderbilt gave at»e| Stewart jxid $50,000 for one by tbe same artist, which is sharply criticised by tho counoisaennu And now Mr. Al­ lert Speneer, of New York, ou his re­ cent trip to Europe, purchased twentysix paintings, which cost him $110,000. He has also ordered of Gerome “The Snake Charmer," for which hp is to pay $15,000. Among hia purchases are said to eight Diazes, two nr three Oorota, a Troyan and a M.essonier. who raised ths total in- throat open, lacerated her be ROrSEK£EPERS’ HELPS. mu«t valuable element in natural progress torn tbe flesh off bur limb .wfflK batter Rum you ever prepared Freckle Lottos.—Muriate ammonia, or degeneracy ; and Baron Kolb shows it before. Harrow, harrow, hareow. If one dram; cologne water, two drams: that the reproductive capital existing in daughter came to after lieing carried the soil is sandy, roll after sowing or distilled water, seven ounces ; mix and the living generation far exceeds tho into the house, but soon afterward waa launched in England, and it is said to drilling in. If at all inclined to be use’ ns a wash. It contains nothing in­ value of all other capital Every need­ thrown into violent convulsions. She Im?, with the exception of the Great clayey, roll liefore sowing. See if th* jurious. less impediment to the development of died on Saturday.—Bradjjrtl (Pa.) Our. Eastern, the largest ever built. The results of this careful preparation do not tiiis capital sad anvthinR which tends t<~> New York Sun. new steamer is named the Fumisaia, more than pay the oast deteriorate the bomly wnditfon of the ten upon th ALL SORTS. , and will be added to the Anchor Line, population, is proved to be a squander­ Prof. Bcdd says, in the Iowa College large drippiiq Quarterly, at the Worden grape: “We and used in transatlantic trade. oven for ten minutes. ing of a nation’s wealth. Every advance A Chinamax has entered the Harvard have the true Worden growing on the a i»ac uui, with butter, pepper and made by a people in morality, in profit­ college farm, and the merest novice can salt, and serve upon the shell able and healthy employment and useful Sib Fitzbot Kelly, late Chief Baron knowledge, brings it nearer .to the idea ! distinguish between it and the Concord of England, enjoyed for fifteen yean a Cstvtau tor investment in national, st a distance of ten feet It ripens in —the greatest natural tenure of lite. wipe dry and broil upon a fine wire grid ­ professional income of $125,000. Sir colonial, or municijtal loans appears to Iowa fully ten days’before the latter, and iron. By drwlging with flour liefore Domestic virtue also tells favorably on his operas, but died poor. Roundel! Palmer reached tho unprece­ the fruit is larger and more juicy." broiling, a crust is formed which is liked the health -and wealth of a poptiration. be in extraordinary supply iu England. Mbs. Florexce’s oostumea in the Chtckex Chouqu.—Seeing considera­ by many. Sprinkle with salt and pep­ Thus in Bavaria, out .at 1,000 children dented figure of $150,000. Th© topmost To illustrate, as showing the readiness born alive,, there died, of legitimate “ Mighty Dollar" are insured for $25,­ point ever attained by an English phy- with .which the moneyed classes in that ble alxait this disease in the different per and drop a bit of butter upon each. children, 248 nqya and 212 girls; of il­ 000. agricultural journals, I give you u very Pie Crcwt.—Three aud a half cupfuls legitimate, 361 boys and 342 girl). Out eician was Sir Benjamin Brodie’s in comcountry subscribe for colonial loans, simple cure, which was communicated to of sifted flour; one cupful sweet lard, A Parih had 67.000 customers of $65,000. and sold $280,000 worth and the confidence investors, as a body, me by a lady friend. We have tried it one tonsjxxmful salt, one t«uq>oonfnl of 100 children suckled by thexr mathera, only 182 died during the first year ; of a* d found it to work “tea charm." It Gen. Kaboe, of Princeton Col­ have in the prosi>ecta and position of is simply a pice© of salt bacon or ehoul- baking-powder, one enpful very bold these nursed by wet-nuraes, 29.33 died ; water; mix with knife, using hands as of those artificially fed, 60 died: of lege, who has filled the chair of'con­ British dependencies, it turns out tliat <lcr Wilted to a stump or board and iittle as possible to mix with ; roll. thoao brought up in institutions, 80 died tinental languages and literature in that the tenders for the new Victorian (Aus­ nlaced where the fowls can pick at it. Cohn Fritters.—To the beaten yolks the 100. 'The influence of prosperity t)ld wormy stuff — that is not good to eat institution since 1870, has been tendered tralasian) loan of $10,000,000, which —ia just as good as any, and a large of three eggs add a teacup of milk, a pint ar piverty on What is the difference between a fixed mortality is also a similar professorship in the Western has just been offered, amounted in all to piece ean be bought at almost any coun­ of bailed green corn grated. a little ralt shown bv Baron Kolb. Taking 1,000 star and a meteor ? One is a sun, the and as much flower as will fopn a batter well-to-do persons and another 1,000 of other a darter. no less than $55,000,000, or five and onetry store for a mere song. Try it—Hay­ Reserve University, which is soon to be thick enough to drop from a spoon. poor persons—after five years there re­ The woman who has the best time at removed to Cleveland, Ohio, from Hud- half times the requisite num. Tliis seed, in IM iSbn of tite Soil. Beat the whole verv hard, then stir in The OomixoFrxce. —The Farm Jour­ the beaten whites of the egg; drop tho mained of the prosperous, 943 ; of tho shows that there is yet an over-abund­ poor, only 655. After ten years there ance of money to loan in Great Britain, nal gives iu a few words its opinions ooo- batter a spoonful at a time, in hot bird. remained of the prosperous, 557 ; of tho The Rochester Herald savs that tbe cerniDg the-fMKM of a no distant future. Ix America and in all the EnglishCrow’s Nest.—Fill a deep pudding It says. “1st, the fencing material of tin, nr dish with apples cut in tlun slices; poor, 282 ; at seventy year* of age there man who has a corner in park should be « peaking countries of tho world, except • • . * *--- , ;-------- iiuuuuiuu x iuua, aim remained wou 285 w of uiu tho inue prosperous, and ui of Prof. Watson, of- the Washburn Ob­ the era now dawning will consist more burst an.lcwMmoii, orlemon i Uo poor, 66. . Tbe .ren^e k-ugib of life Engh $d herself, there is nt> impediment servatory, in the grounds of tho Wiscon- largely of iron than heretofore, but, 2d, A Nevada ball report says: “Mias '“"“B -ell-Uxlo wiu* 60 yean, and to the marriage of a man with the sister themarrtageof 8ute UniTCTnit Wia., iron (XMta will not be used unless there Honora X. was full of eclat—in fact, the hudoeeMedwiIo. b. tho AurtnlM. buil,lillg oU.rv.Utrr rf » nord is a great fall in the price of iron, a cir­ I »“S»‘ •» >» ”<»2l 1" Cannrron edatfot la^y present” cumstance not likely to occur. 3d, to xrre hot with herd aanoe. or w>ih naam ^1TocaU, d j Canadian and South African colonics of The honey crop is a pronounced fail­ kind. It is generally known tliat from turn cattle aud horees only, a fence con­ and sugar; be. sure to out air holes tn ,n_ ..Ta ure by one-half. Bo tliat we have not a England laws have been passed legaliz­ cru.t to let the eteiun weape. I J the bottom of a deep well the stare' can sisting of wooden poets with three iron -.ho _ sweet thing in bees tins year. „ r , mortality are great, the term of life varying such marriages, and these laws have Oran. Sq^-.-On. quart of «* ’. ing fraB M n (or d be very well seen at bright noonday. No. 6 wires will prove the cheapest and No utsa than 5,000 Chinamen are now best fence. Tlie bottom wire, about two received the royal approval mto n 1 p, «) ran-, and ten mouth, for litbo- building railroads in Oregon, Washing­ Upon this principle Prof. Watson is feet from the ground, may have - borlm oyaten, fre. from gnt. Pour into ,boilingof hoihnR wnfc-r: , m.noo-pari two qnurt. en™«-r». In A cellar upon it, to prevent cattle from pushing cream, a large tablrepoonful of flour with ' IW-u.diho duration of Ute ba. boon ton, and British Columbia. The Macon (Go.) Messenger tells al conducting his experiment. Atlanta haa a new enterprise, a watch wonderful atory of hown mid. killed «| in ha. been rank bo- against it; the ton wire should have a half teocnpful of mitter, thicken thn ' found most defective amon$. tho steel manufactory. It begins with facilitiea negro. The ^«n » nding . mule to I oI ,1”’ B”""11 ,1,<> 1>o‘- plastering lath wirea to it horizontally. bailing water with the paste, season with workeia, polishers, and grinders; and for turning out aix watches per day. the lath whitewashed, to prevent ani- pepper, boil up, add the oysters and tbe town of Gordon. Boat u the town I <»“ °» slol» > “’cr th“ “ a,,c ‘‘ mals 'running into the fence. 4 th, to cook until the edges curl Have heated next to these collier’s life is least secure, W. W. Coboobah, of Washington, has greatly, no doubt, to the occurwaa nrnched tho hind leg. of tho mule, ! “ ,7°°^ i. At tho top of the turn sheep and hog* wooden fence is a taacupful of rwect cream .v a. rich owing given away $3,000,000 in public benefao^ in minoa ~renoo ___ toaoculonta *_ _ is sixty feet above tlio bot­ cheepest aud beat 5th, as to tlje fence milk as you can get, turn into the tureen, tions and $1,000,000 in private charities. -----• •'--------* — * — * without any provocation whatever, were hill, ’ which — — One of the most potent ahortners of of the more distent future for turning pour in the oysters and serve. Henry Waulacb and Jane Wallace, life is tbe anxiety of’ providing for bar® s»een to fly into the air, the negro shot tom of the cellar, powerful reflector* are cattle, we are not prepared to namo it, Favre Beaks.—Boil some white beam sulwistence. The lack of sanitary con­ his wife, have entered college at Wes­ to lie placed to throw rays of light down upward about ten feet, and, falling upon but many fiUTner* in the old dairy sec­ until quite dry and tender. Into a four ditions, also shortens man’s years. Idle­ leyan University, Ct, as “ Freshmen.” his ride*%n the earth, hia body burst a tube wliich ends in the cellar, where tions will say ‘fence, no fence.’ Tbe quart baking dish put an inch layer of ness, us comjMired to intense industry, Spain, with only 17,000,000 of inhab­ soiling system that will feed and sup­ the beans, seasoned with pepper and -completely open. He died within ten the observer will be stationed. outweighs —prejudicially outweighs—all itants, turns out yeariy twice aa much port one hundred cows on one hundred salt, strew over minced bits of salt pork, the advantages of ease and abundance. wheat as does Italy, with 28,000,000 at minutes after the fall. acres requires no fence at all, for the cover with a layer of raw oysters, Tnn Oneida Community, which, for cows do not graze, but are fod at the sprinkle with powdered cracker crumbs Of all countries in the world, England inhabitants. ' shows a pre-eminence in abstention from Ox the occasion of the celebration at The extent of the Government signal sixty years, has tainted the morals of barn winter and summer. ” and bits of batter and cover with another suicides, while in France they increase the tenth anniversary of the capture al service is indicated by the official report Central New York, is on the eve of dis­ Salt for Poultry.—Hens often have layer of beans, thus alternating until the with advancing years. Taking 1,000 Rome, all political offenders were par­ of the bureau. This allows the bureau solution, and will fall off our civilization a habit of biting and pulling their feathers dish is almost full The beima should suicides which occurred in France, and doned by the King of Italy. receives 1,338 reports daily from the va­ like an excrescence that has hod it* aud greedily eating them until their moke the last layer. Pour over a pint, dividing according to sex for each month, The postal savings banka in Italy take bodies are bare. This practice, it is be­ or more, if the beans were very dry, o! rious stations extending to every part of growth. It found its origin in licen­ lieved, is occasioned by a want of Balt, as oyster liquor, cover and bake half an it is curious to note the effect of long and in twice as much money aa they pay short dayi In January, 68 men and 53 ‘the United States. While meteorology tiousness, and for a time flourished in when salted food ia given them they hour, removing the cover toward the last women killed then selves ; in February, out institution being considered cannot yet lie projierly styled a science, violence of lew; but nature has dune make no attempt to continue the habit that the top may brown. 75 Inen and 70 women ; in March, 84 safe and convenient by the people. A smn collector returned to Memphis Chctkey.—One pound salt, one pound men and 78 women ; in April, 94 men it is significant of the rapid progress what the courts could not da Decay Salt pork chopped fine and fed twice a week has been adopted with success, mustard-seed, one pound stoned raisins, and 93 women ; in May, 96 men and 92 on horseback with a liag full of gold and made toward discovery of its lows that commenced with the second generation, while others put h teaspoonful of salt one pound brown sugar, twelve ounces women ; in June, 106 men and 110 wo­ silver coin. The horse ran awav, the out ct 2,835 predictions of storms by tho which could not identify its parentage, with two quarts of meal or shorts garlic, aix mx ounces-cayenne pepper, two men .; in fo July, ju]Vi 99 men and 106 women ; bag burst, and a great crowd followed signal Herrice, 83.4 jwr cent, have been and “ the community " has become so moistend, well mixed, and ted about nrterf, quarts nririrwc unnjie mvmwhAmAc Roo«tl>erri<*, fwn two nn.rl. quarts |, in August, 82 men and 106 women ; Bcp- for a mile, picking up the money. small that tho leading members 'have twice every week. Fowls, like human l»eet vinegar; the mustard-seed gently | tember, 74 men and 78 women ; in Ooverified. Ax effort is on foot al Washington to almndoned the communistic doctrines, beings, to bo healthy must have a cer­ dried and bruised ; sugar made into tober, 77 men and 99 women ; in Novcm- procure the assembling there of a world’s The export of breadstufls from the and, for mercenary _______ G8 women, and in convention to promote international ar­ reasons, organized a tain allowance of salt So long as the syrun with pint of vinegar; gooseberries ber, 6i men boded in a quart of tho the vine vino-­ December, 62 men and 62 women were bitration, Sept. 3, 1883, the centennial United Stetei tor September, m report- j with 7„’piul of American people prize sugar aweec cakes, dried, and boiled gar ; the garlic to be well bniis«<d in a suicides. As Mr. Buck?«d argued, sta­ of the acknowledgment of American in­ «i by the Bnrtra of Htatrttio, in onr I w90 000 into o[ ,100 and tho New York hotels consume 1,800,­ 000 chickens and poultry, snd 5,500,000 mortar; when cold; gradually mix tho tistics show that there is no exercise dependence. WoBliington diBputelH B, amounted in । mOKt will ^lln, tl„ of eggs every week, the poultry business whole in a largo mortar, and with the re- will, no act in the entire compass of “ Everybody is looking at Rhode Isl­ value to $23,881,936, being about $12.- I largest profits, and tho weaker ones will in this country will remain a good one. moining vinegar thoroughly amalgamate 1 men’s dealings, which does not fall in and,” remarks the editor of the Provithem. To l>e tied down close ; the longet Give your fowls warm, dean houses and within the lines of an absolute regularity. 000,000 lorn than for tho corresponding | lw ouL-- Thj, .^.p ,fl| ot kept the better. dry, gfuwy runs, if you would have Of oil human actions, marriages seem to orial on “lie Duty of the Hour." Thia period in the year preceding. But tho Iiradty foUowed by jealousies that them clear of roup aud canker. And j be most arbitrary, aud dut of the region explains the recent advance in the price Telegraphic Blunders. export of breodstufl. for tho past nine : mtMt Uw lmo.loTO „nd feed them regularly with good nourish-1 of fixed laws. Yet the registers prove of microscopes. . A gentleman who had gone to the months aggregated $208,679,549, being ln a ((lw it j, to j*, hoF„j that the ing food, if you woald have them free j that it is vspeciaHy in marriages the Pbofajott haa increaaed to such an from disease, lay more eggs, and be I country to find a summer location for his greatest steadiness and regn’arity ob­ over $32,000,000 more than for the cor-1 Uol wiU h, entirely eraaed. family telegraphed to his wife. “ Home tains ; taking three quinquennial periods, extent in New York since the telephone more profitable every day. I responding month of last year. Tho I Wlxter D*mvn<o.—The better class ’ to-night,” and no the wife posted into it will be found that the following pro­ was introduced that the company haa figures for the last months show to what Fined for Taking a Man at His Word. been forced to put up a sign ; “ Please of livers in tlio United States are begin- } the ”'country at ouoe, while the husband portions exist ; don’t swear through the telephone,"over extent the export was checked by the j ning to demand good, fresh butter in­ A Utely-landed Hibernian was a pris­ 371 each instrument BacbeJoni married to widow*. .. .351 254 i tion. . weakness of the foreign market. oner recently in the Fordham (N. Y.) stead of the salted article wliich has Not long since a message camo to the Widowers to kpiiMten.................. 9S2 937 934 Is swixaxxG healthy ? ” asks a young 340 Police Court to answer a charpo of as­ hitherto been eaten through the winter Widowers to widows. 320 223 months. In consequence ihooe farmers principal of a business houaqiu tins dty Love laughs at locksmiths, and bo do - sault and battery preferred against him who try to please the palate by produc­ from his traveling agent, who had Marriages of men under 30 year* o? But if the hinge breaks, the pastime is those who are bound to attend a circus. 1 by a neighbor. reached Philadelphia— “Amat Continon- age to women of __ _ -- not only unhealthy, but dangerous. 60____ and______ over______ occurred “Why did you strike the complain­ ing a sweet, nutty-tasting commodity, periixl, and once in each We are always glad to extend to the * ' in ’n the first period, will reap their reward by receiving a re­ fol Hotel Bend some hash by mail." ■ twice The operatives of a silk-mill in Pater­ ant ?" asked Justice Wheeler. son, N. J., asked permnwion to go to “Bekase he tould mu ter du it," was munerating price. Setting aside fancy The agent did not intend to reflect on of the others. Statistics prove that,' in young and inexperienced the knowledge prices, it is certain that a good, fair rate the fcxxl at the hotel, but wanted “ cash " countries where consanguineous mar- attained by years of experience. the tented field. The proprietors of the the reply. । riages are permitted, there are to be will always be jrnid for butter which can sent by mail. Kkepixo poultry of some kind or other “Oh, you merely obeyed orders ?” mill said the manufacture of silk must An affectionate uncle was informed by found a greater number af deaf mu’es is almost universal in China. The poorbe depended ujion to oome to hand “Yis, Judge.” weekly in uniform quality. The beat telegraph :“ Mary is to lie buried on ; *nd idiots than elsewhere. go on, and to make assurance doubly eat household has, wherever practicable, “Tell me all about it” Wednesday. Come sure." Mary, who its pert cock and three or four lean hena, “All there ees about it, Judge, ees we butter-maker in the United States fails sure they locked the factory doors with unless the cows are fed properly, there­ lived in Chicago, was his favorite niece, i Not Up on Goals. which stalk hungrily in and out of tbe the oj»era‘.ivea inside. After demanding had a little growl, and oi tould him oi’d fore there must bo tho right sort of food. and, as he had not heard of her illness, ' The goat is an every-Jay sight, and fdap ees face; then ee jumps oop and to be lilierated several times, one of the j ly may down and cries three toimea, ‘Du it, du The hay should bo matte from grass cut the sad iutdliRonce cave him > bbtbto j th^ o’ra who don 'not' stmlr him’ Mid ble that no one else of the — ’his ’------------> ,habits . -_i_ •him • when ui bloom, and this alone will do, shock. He dressed himself in deep ’learn employes took a screw-driver and took . it, du it’” ways and has only happen to able to digest but some coin meal and wheat bran will mourning, and made a hurried journey self to blame. Saturday forenoon a off the lock. Tbe crowd rushed out, । “And you did it?" Two convicts have been increase the cream and o»hl to the rich •to the west to find a jovialiiorty assem­ “ William * was quietly feeding on Co­ “Oi did, sur.” yelling like school-boys at regaining i flavor of tbe butter. Also the use of bled at Mary’s wedding. The wires had lumbia street when a load of household from the Ontario (Can.) prison, after “Fine, $10." their liberty. They went to the circus. : arranged for her to be “ buried ” instead go<xiH-went past The owner kept pace serving two years, because of undoubted “ What, after he tould me ter du it ?* carrots will cause a greater flow of milk, proof tliat they were innocent of the al “married." with tho wagon, carrying under his arm burglary of which a jury had found them “Yes; you had no business to strike aud there will bo tlieu the peculiarly Probably the worst I > hind er ever made a fine mirror about five feet long. As guilty. fresh taste which characterizes butter Sir G. W. Des Votux, Governor of him, even at his own request Got $10?” The case against them rested when cow* are in p<xxl pasture in June. was one that occurred in the case of a he came opposite the goi I he met a the Fiji islands, talked with a Chicago A friend paid the fine, aud the pris­ on the perjured testimony of a police­ Of course comfortable stabling, deanli- Bl Louis merchant, who, while in New Times reporter while on his way across oner retired, muttering to himself, “A ncss, and exercise in a sheltered yard will York, received a telegram informing him friend, and of course he hud to stop and man, whose motive waa revenge. tell why he was changing locations and strange oountrce oi’ve got into." A hormed snake is kept as a curiosity ■our contiirent. Des Vceui is an English­ be requisite fur full succeaa The that his wife was ill. .He sent a message how much he expected to be benefited. cows should have their cnlvtw iu to his family doctor, asking the nature The glass was heavy, and ho naturally by H. C. Gregory, at his residence at man, but for years has been one of the A Sailor’s Luck. Mansboro. Va. It is about three feet Saptemlx>r or therealxuits, and theheifer af the sickueaM and if there waa any dan ­ dropped one end to the walk to rest his 2,000 whites who live among the 150,000 The captain of a fishing schooner, calves from all good milkers should lie ger, and received promptly the answer: long and has a horn on the end of the natives on the eighty islands forming whose adventures ore recounted by the raised, which can be done on the “ No danger. Your wife Lad a child. arm. Had this man been a close observer he tail, about one and a half inches in the Fiji group. He said that until three Bangor Whig, believes that there is skimmed milk. In the autumn there If wo cod keep hex from having another would have seen the goat and wished he length, a little bent and resembling very years ago the mountain region of Ovalan such a tiling ns luck in human affairs. is do forage ar food of any kind, better to-night she will do well” The mystifi­ had a brickbat. Had he made goat na­ much the spur of a rooster. The snake Ho has fished on the Georges seventeen for milch cows aa n help to foiling cation of the agitated huslxuid was not ture a studv be would have known bet­ usee the horn as a woapon, which is said was occupied by ferocious caunilmhi, years, and lost spring concluded he to be very deadly. Even trees are said pasture than pumpkins. I have used removed until a second inquiry revealed numlx-ring about 10,000, and given be­ would go home to Gloucester, sell bis them freely far years with the best re­ the fact that his indisposed huly had had ter than to lower the glass. But he waa to have been killed by its blow. a man who despised the trifles of life, and yond question co man eating in their little home, pay off the mortgage, and sults, and find the fear of tbe seeds all a “chill"—Front the Hour. Fraxcisco Beoer* committed suicide ho was telling how many tons of coal festival ceremonies. These Bavagcs ore with the proceeds go to Bouthbsy and nonsense. At tbe present time I have a tiie new house would save him this win­ st Brownsville, Tex., on account of illIs Pre«byterlanlsm Declining T live quietly. He gut as far an Portland, ter, when the goat, who hail been getting luck at cards. He was 80 Tears old. now under aflectnal subjugation. The and had a dory stolen from his vessel. fine lot growing among the corn and The totals of tho yearly additions from about three acres planted near tlio barn, Early in life he fought for Mexican in­ Governor predicts prosperity for enlight­ Arrived at Gloucester, he accidentally which together will be sufficient to but April, 1875, to April,. 1880, are given in mad for two long minutes at sight of a dependence under Gens. Bravo and Mo­ nval in the minor, went through tbe lost his right finger. He lifted the till Christmas if I can secure a portion of the minutes thus: ened Fijians;. relos ; at a later day he invaded Texas glass like a thunderbolt, and jumped 4S,24U mortgage by selling his houoe, and had them from fn>«t. After the |Munpkhis UUS-7S.................................... UM-TI.......................................................................... cum into the street with the frame clinging with the army of Santa Anna, and was A New York firm has been making a $233.50 left The money ho put in an are gone, carrote are better than any other isn-7*........................................................... njn to his shaggy aides. All that ripping, present at the battle of Ban Jacinto. envelope, and the envelope in an inside variety of roots, and if fod till grass iSTS-7?............ ......................................................JS.IDS and raving, and cussing—all the open­ During the wax between Mexico and the baby’s outfit worth $3,000. The cradle nomes again there need Ik» no loss of ing of front doors—all the inquiries by United States he served on the America* is of willow, with draperies of Valen­ quality in tlie butter. The quantity of Grud total........................ ....; .. an excited crowd, could have been saved urday last, when off Cape Elizabeth, Deduct from this sum the diflereuce ciennes lace, and a lining of quilted satin the milk will be equal to the beat grass had the citizen but bockoned to the amallribbon. Thu every-day ahtcia have leaned over the aide of the vessel to pull season, and will depend upon the cows. between the total church membershiii cst boy on the atecet and asked him to in a rope. As he bent forward the en- Any man having common sense, and in April, 1875-506.034—and the total pole plain centers, and borders of tucks aud > fell from his pocket, and as $1.50 managing properly, can obtain double in April, 1880-578,671—or 72,637, ami drunken repairer, who had He i French embroidery; those for days of the> money was silver, it sank before the average given by cows of the kind we have left a total of 106,982 persons to cA/tty^e. usually met with, if’ he will buy good be accounted for. From this last total lulled by a Bulldog. when the baby ia on exhibition are of his eyes. Capt John Shearer, of North Beaver, The enormous apple crop in New En­ onaa and breed from none but deep deduct for deaths in the average ratio of 20 per 1,000, or for the five years 56,- purchnaed a large bulldog recently. safetv. ___________ ___________ There are three dozen dresses in th© gland has been squeezed into *0 much milkers, and from bulls which are from a deep milking sfrain.-~0brrsspcm4enoe q/ 27G, and wo have a remainder, 50,706— The dog lieiug vary ugly, he kejA it Ax Oregon I’anchman threw a lasae wardrobe, numberless little sacks, ami u cider that tbe prico lias dnqiped to 90 Country Gentleman. a turn representing tbe nuinix-r of cents a barrel It is aaid that drunkenchained In tho yard. It had taken a clumsily, and the noone fell around hia church members who have disappeared great dislike to John Wallace, a young cloak of white embossed silk, trimmed from our rolls in ways unaccounted for To Remove Wrinkles. ■with pearl embroidery on Brussels not; than usual A Justice of Westfield, man who was 11 frequent visitor of the one end of To one fluid ounce of tincture of gum during-five years.—7'Ae Rev. Wm. JI. Shearer family. On Thursday last WalMom., whenever a cider drunkard is die, he was Roberts, in tbe Observer. broidery and duchess lace for trimming. brought before him, lets the prisoner off benzoin add seven fluid ounces distilled on condition that he will r* go ’ home ----- --imm*----rose-water and one-half ounce glycerine, except Capt Shearer’s 16A max in debt earncsUy wishes that Somebody with a bead for bads oat of the Bathe twee, neck and hands with it ut the sign, “P<at do bills," was inscribed tughter. Sbo told Wallace found out thfet there are finery, when it would l>c healthier and g had broken his chain and horara in the xrorld. on flie pentoffloe building. �It will pay JTM torteH lbs eetsMtak Hill or SVrKKVIMtKS. lUrrtW'M. OcroBBa lllb, IfflO, above, and were called* lu order by lire Tbe rurf being rallod. all ware found prra-ol except Mr. Cleveland, of Aaayria." ■ . Mr. Towne, moved that the chair ap­ point a committee of seven on equaliz­ ation. two members of such commitee to be from the northern part of the county, two from tho southern nnd three from tho central part. Motion prevailed. c- * Mr. Kilpatrick i.ibved that the chair apjMiint a committee of five on finance, which motion prevailed, Mr. Cressy moved that tho chair ap­ point the remaining tuunl standing committees, consisting of three mem­ bers <>0011. Motion prevailed. On motion of Mr. Cock, Board took a recess of half an hour. . . Oai again coming to oreer, the chair announced the following standing committers; . , <>« Bqunlisation.—Messrs. Kilpatrick, Cridler, Towne, Abbey, Nye, Nichols, (Lewis A.) and Nichols (Geo.C.) *6* -Hikhm*.—Messrs. Manchester. Mack. Cock, Mathews (Oscar) and Cleveland. Os OlaiMf — Messrs. Creasy, Swift and Bellinger. . ■ Oa JoporDosmen/.^-Messra. Nichols JGeo. C.) Nichols, (Lewis A.) and On ’ Salarirt.—Messrs. Swift, Nichols (Lewis A.) und Burpee. ' , On Building*.—Messrs. Cock, Mntthewv (Allen) and Manchester. Ou motion of Mr. Swift the accounts now in the hands of the Clerk were re­ ferred to the committee on claims. Mr. Towne moved that each super­ visor asscertain from his roll-and re­ port the Average price per acre at which the real estate in his township had been assessed the present year. After some discussion, on motion of Mr. Swift the matter was laid on the table. . . On option of Mr.'■ SwifL the afveral assessment rolls were ■ere referred to The committee on equalisation. On motion of Mr. Creasy, Board ndjourned till eight o’clock to-morrow. Enoch Andrvs, Clerk. Tuesday, Oct. 12th, 1380. Boarif^nvt pursuant to adjonrnment. Minutes of yesterday’s action read and approvcif. L To give committees an opportunity to work, on motion i»T Mr. Towne Board took a recess till 1 o’clock p. m. . Enoch Andrus, Clerk. AFTERNOON SESSION. Board met nursuantto adjonmmont and proepedea to business. The committee on clams, through their idiairman. Mr. Cressy, now of­ fered the following report: ' Your committee would report that thev have examined the following claims and would recommend their al­ lowance ns follows! Oil RMition of Mr. Cock, the election : a Snperintohdenc of tlm poor, was mis tbe spoeiM order nf business jrl o'clock p. m-, on Friday. On motion of Mr. Swift, account No. 1 was taken from the table. Mr. Abbey moved that the same be allowed at the sum of twenty dollars. Mr. Swift moved to amend by mak­ ing the amount fifteen dollars, which amendment prevailed. The vote . uow occurring ou.- tbe or­ iginal motion, an amended, the same was adopted by tbe following vote: Ayes.—Messre. Abbey, Burpee, Cndler, Matthews (Allen)Mntthews (Oscar) Nichols (Geo. C.) Nichols (Lewis A.) Swift'and Towne.—0. Nays.—Messrs, Bellenger, Creasy, Cleveland, Cock, Kilpatrick. Manches­ ter, Mack-und Nye—8. Absent.—Mr. Durkee. On motion of Mr. Creasy, No. 2 was taken from the table. OnawotioD of Mr. Kilpatrick, the game -was disallowed. . Ou motion of Mr. Cock,. No. 3 was taken from the table. 0u 'motin of Mr. Manchester, the same was referred back to the com­ mittee on claims. Ou motion of Mr. Matthews (Oszar) No. 15 was taken from tbe table. On motion of Mr. Swift, the same waa allowed at the sum of three dol­ lars, and tbe Clerk was instructed to return to- tbe- publishers a book, which had been charged for iu said bill. On motion or Mr. Nichols (Lewis A.) No. 1G wns taken from the table. Ou motion of Mr. Abbey, the same was allowed nt the sum of $87.30 by tbe following vote: Ayes—Messrs- Abbey. Bellinger, Burpee, Dressy, Cleveland, Cock, Crid­ ler, Durkee, Kilpatrick, Maucqeatcr, Mack. Matthews (Allen) Matthews (Os­ car) Nye, Nichols, (Geo. C.) Nichols (Lewis A.) Swift uxid Towne.—18. Nays.—0. i The Judge of Probate now presentcd the following statement of persons sent to the lusane .Asylum by his order since Jau. 1st. To the Hon. Board of Supervifton for Barry County. Michigan. Gentlemen :—You are hereby uotifled that since your session in January last.the following named persons nave iK.eu seutto the Asylum for the in'j M |ie nt Kalamazoo, Mich., by my or­ sane | (]er. ! 1880, March 26, Adeline Kenfield: April 12th, Fanny Ilandall, at the ex­ ! penne of the State, July 17th, Judge M. Sawdy, Sept. 21st, Manon Rhodes,from the county house. Respectfully submitted nnd dated this 11 tb, day of Oct., A. D. 1880. Clement Smith, Judgeof Probate. On motion of Mr. Creasy, tho report wns accepted and referred to the com­ mittee on finance. Mr. Nichols (Lewis A.) moved to ad­ journ tHl to-morrow morniug nt the lionrqf 8 o’clock. Mr. Swift moved to amend by taking a recess till 7 o’clock in the evening, which amendment was lost. The original motion was the adopted aud Board adjourned. Enoch Andrus, Clerk. lur.i 1 D II Pratt, Sept., of Poor-«23 00 2 Abner L<i»k and 2 other*, ierrice* iurd at court-------- ------------------- ------- 9 4<) iurd 3 A llauian. invdical acrvlcr*--------- IQ 00 4 John Canwtb.tervlc- aa att’y...... MOO RrfM 1 Luther Brown and Mhem. juMiee, Juror, and *ril!F*w.A - , ।■ fi Eiu«ry Par*iJy,Ju*lir*fec*............... ALLEN BROS GRAND RAPIDS, Attorney A Counsellor, CONTINUOUS FACING, BEST SHIRTS, -------- WITHOUT-:----- MXTH-A- COST RIP DOWN THE BACK, AlaLEX HKOS, JUST RECEIVED A Full Car Load of Lumber Wagons, 3 Spring Wagons, Top and Open Buggies and Phietons, to be sold at low prices, OT¥ OTVE ■. BLACK, American and Foreign Marble, ]£NTERFB1SE Steketee’s GROCERY PIM WORM DESTROYER. STOHE! toel oi jalap, perfectly safe and harttlraa.and healthy median.-, nophyxicneed betaken aflt uxlng. Price25ci*.; aentan receiptot 25cent New Fresh Coods and Low J^TASHVILLE LIVERY. J. OSMAN, Prop. 50 SETS JUST RECEIVED Prices. LOW PRICES TO REDUCE OUR TSOCK OF Boise Ac Francis SINGLE OR DOUBLE TURN-OUTS Having bought for CASH a large, neat stock of upon short notlee and at LOW RATES. COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS MADE A SPECIALTY Opposite the Wolcott iioiue. Nashville, Mich. WOLCOTT, WOLCOTT, J^TEW WOLCOTT, Teas, Coffees, Sugars, FERXITI'KEAT Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, J. ORMAN. Cheese ui Everything "itej J. LENTZ & SON’S PAD E. CLARK A: CO. Haiti it Cniad » lini Gut Gnan Stm! Wish to inform all that by prompt at­ tention, accommodating ways, good goods and low prices, hope to receive a fair share of yonr patronage. We would respectfully announce to the citizens] of Nashville and vicinity, that we are now Highest Price paid for Produce LOCATED and ESTABLISHED COME AND SEE. Tours Truly, Blndcler nud I riiiMry Organs * > Ab torhlnc all humor*, every trace of dlzeaiw, aud forcing Into the ayitcru through the pore* of the rkin. nouriablng *n<l *trenirthlng vegetable loulea. Tranks, Valises, Blankets, Robes Whips, Combs, otc. PAIN IN THE BACK FURNITURE IN BARRY COUNTY Our Goods are all new, and tho latest In *ty finish. OR 8UBST! FUTE. If.ha haa not got II, amd to ua and receive it by return mall. DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIBT.-Eegular Pad *2 Special Pad for Chronic, deep Mated.or cute* of lung .tending. g3, Children*. Pad, for tumtnrr complaint, weak kidney* and bed wetting, gl.50 Our book “How a Lila wa* Saved,” containing a history of thl* great discovery, mailed free. Write for «t- JgOOT AM) SHOE SHOP. New and Large Stor,e, FINEST SEWED BOOT Where you will find ALL MEW, AND OF THE LATEST STYLES. THE “BOSS” CARPET SWEEPER, CARRY A. FULL LINE •OF- September. AD. IMO. L°MCamp u® Chairs, &c. Common A&Btodautt Complainant, v». ♦ Frederick J. Blodgett, j ’ Defendant. It .at I* lac tot Hr appear!e< to tue by affidavit that tbe Mid defendant, Frederick J. Blodgett, Furxkl'tnre FRANK BAKER. ^TTEXTION, ALL. READY CASH CLOSE BUYING Eatey, Bay State, Bridgeport, aud Whitney Organs, Webber, ('bickering, Hale, Christie, Hanes, Bros.. Whitney and Mci'ammeron Pianos, PIANOS ORGANS REPAIRED IN . Complete In every particular. We guarantee com plainant cjuee thu order to i> tbe Naahvflle N«wa, a nevapaper WHvnry liooghtalin, FOR FUNERAL OCCASIONS Will be furnished free of charge. Call and see ua. Kellogc Demaray 4k Co. Sign, the Big Boot. For 850. and up-vrardi*. Our Undertaking Departmn’t CALL A2VD GET PRICES. Give Me it jCa.ll! UNDERTAKER’S GOODS, LOW FIGURES BURIAL CASES & SHROUDS ORGANS Of every description Prices that Can’t I Undersold ----- KJR THE:- - COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. WE ALSO Chancery Order. STATE OF MICHIGAN': The Circuit Court for I wish to announce to the citizens of Naahvllie and vicinity that I aic prepared to make lhe PARLOR AND BEDROOM' [SUITS Repairing Done In the Best OF EVERY l>i:S( 'RIP riOA. PI.AIA Manner Possible! AND FATSCY|FCRNITI RE. DAY KIDNEY PAD CO., Toledo, 0. i ber Suits, (fnWoikers, Extension Tables, BOISE & FRANCIS. ------ IN OUR------ I Gravel', Catarrh <it the Bladder,inability to Retain FttvI the ITrlne, Urine. HI Hone Bladder. High Illeb iI nr or Expel one In the Bladder, Chloral, Scanty ar painful Urinating, Deposits, Cast* or Shreds In the Urine. Best Oak Tanned Leather Largest and Best Selected Stock Dewier 1« “ J. A. BAUGHMAN. Nervous & Physical Debility, attending. HARDWARE, HYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Woodland Ceu. Day and night ealla proapqy at­ [31-661 AU of which'isrtwpectfully submit­ And everything else pertaining to a ft ted. HARNESS SHOT. X John Q. Cressy, ) Orson Swiit, 'Com. V W5 J.TJL II I, J . . whether contracted by over work, atrn'H exccwlve II. F. Bellinger, ) drink, the abu»e of nature or Mberwieo.. .On motion of Mk Nichols (Geo. C.) Bv buying yonr llarm-i. of them a* they u*c nothH supercede, the tnoonveNcaee. and troubles of the report wm accepted. ' ' Ing but tho | taking t au»eoiui and poloonou* Icternal medicine*. | ir I* worn exactly where needed, next to the On n'.otin of Mr. Swift, acct, No. wa» laid on the table. . fudn,nBUclnlurtIlrcl. bulPowBBrCi. IBIT1Ac. On motion of Mr. Kilpatrick, Nos. ucoi varx laiinuu 2, 8,15, and 10 were laid en the table. On motion of Mr. Nichols (Lewis A.) Particular attention paid to REPAINING. All j la equally good for No. 4 was allowed at the sum of S50, lhe amount claimed. w. E. clark &. co. • MAN, WOMAN OR CHILD. On motion of Mr. Nichols (Geo. C.) ---------------------------------------------------------- i De not lx- prejudiced. GIVE IT A TRIAL and be the remainder of the report was ad­ I convinced that it I* lionet, reliable, effective and JT IS A FACT lull what poor feeble and exhausted body requlrevopted. ,-‘a^ Thouaaud. are dally adulngtbeir teat I a ony to the Op motion of Mr. Abl»ey, Board ndwonderful curative power, of thia great remedy, Thai we keep the ionrned tijl to-morrow morning nt the who are balng realored to perfect health after all lipur of eight o'clock. * other treatmenta aud rcjnedlra have failed. AsK your druttiit for It and accept NO IMITATION « Enoch Andrus, Clerk. JioughuUfn, Making a zpwdaty. Pbownlx Blo«k..8ui» BL J£D. POWERS A Co. trv, Midi. Ptended. 620 Ref4 34 Henry BRY GOODS, Monuments, Tombstones, Mantles, ic., ‘Hasting*, Mioh. is Bentley Bros & Wilkin*, lumber. Nil»n Claim JULIES BUSSELL, WITH KACH OWE Mrs. Potts’ SAD IRON of your Post Office plainly aud odJreu MERCHANTS ADVERTISING AGENCY, 62 Broad way. NEW YORK. AND DEALERS TN SHERIFF * Iron,' Nails, Stove® and. Tinware. 23 00 Wednesday, Oct. 13th, 1880. Board met pursuant to adjournment j and was called to ord^r by the Clerk, j The chairman being absent, on mo­ tion of Mr. Kilpatrick. Mr. Towne was chosen chairman pro tem. Minutes of former session read and approved. . To give committees an opportunity to work, on motion of Mr. Swift, Board took a recess till 3o'clock p. m. Eonch Andrus, Clerk. afternoon session. Board met pursnant to adjournment, nnd was called to order by the tem­ porary chairman. The committee on claims f urther re­ ported that they luul examined the lollow'mg nnd would recommend their allowance as follows: TIME. WRITTEN GUARANTEE ML.Oppoa.u Ralb>iurn Houac money in a registered loiter, or by a postal order. Reference io tho jaibllther of this paper, with whom couut—M37 64 37 21 H M Lee attfndlns court................ 23 56 2150 a W J A L L Iloliawav, tncrrt>au4bc47 47 «A ZSWalter S powers, juztlce tecs M 43 B 43 24 Enoch Andnu.blrUi*dcatba and mar rtar*............ .................... .................. *1R7 4, 87 kt Ihllug Broa blank book*IK 00 117 00 JJ HOBtiHtALf!L Which I, tbe lalsotand greatest Improxrtueat yet mads in SHIRTH. It will hercurtir be uwd A GOOD WATCH FOR 85. IB Republican lUnner,printing. 11 D.I Wolf, medical wrrkai.. Attorney at Law west I^rloeiS For FIVE DOLLARS we will .end by tn*U, |*o*tajni prepaid and regirterod, to any addreaa, a full•Ixed handaome and excellent watch, a ateia winder \\ QlEJLENT SMITH, Largest Stock Circuit Court Coin T' w*. J. LENTZ & SON’S, A Ira. van Mirai,j - ■■ - GOOD SHAPE SMALL COST SHEET MUSIC iteepcetfully, C. H. BERRY, Kaabvlila Mkh. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-11-06.pdf.pdf fbef0cc2aec5623213d0ade5d3ee239f PDF Text Text piiiii Toea ORNO STRONG.) Editor amp Proprietor. THE EEBCTIOJVH. LIFE IN NASHVILLE BARKY COUNTY 0VERWEELMIKG- LY REPUBLICAN. —The members of the cornet band a — are meeting for practice, several eve­ Entire Republican Ticket Elected Ex­ nings in each week, and will shortly be cept Treasurer, Which Goes Fusion. prepared to to go out serenading. —Grand Republican rally, and jollifi­ cation meeting this press [Friday] ev­ ening. A fine display of fire works will be discharged by the torch light 'procession, and appropriate transpar­ ent mottos carried by several members of .the club. , / —On Wednesday, 'at the residence of *the brides parents; Willis M. Lathrop ► . D.taocraU Hate .<oUHa|t to Say. Senate—Durkee, Rep., majority over Grant 77. Representative in 1st district—8. J. Bidelman, Rep. majority over Jones 227. Representative in 2nd district—L. A. Nichols, pluralty over Lamereaux 150. Probate Judge—Smith, Rep., majori­ ty over Freeman 156. Sheriff—Houghtalk), Rep., pluralty over Polly 314. Register—Sidnam, Rep,, pluialty over Barlow 444^^ . Clerk—Andrus, Hep., pluralty over Hecox819. , Treasurer—Richty, Nat., majority over Keaglc, ilep., 134. Pros. Att’y—l^nappen, Rep., pluralty over Powers 769; ^urvef^K=Cres»y, Rep., plurality oyer Wilson 242. C. C. Commissioners—Clark, Rep., majority over Martin, estimated. 30. Brady, Rep., over Fallas, estimated, 87. Surveyor—Creasy, Rep., plurality over Wilson 244. LOCAL GIBBLE.GABBLE. The Democrats are gaining. H. Dearth has moved into town. Republicans all smile. Fusionists don’t. A slow steady raiu fell nearly all day Thursday. Hi. Dickinson is building an upright to his barn. Mrs. Wood has rented her house to Jno. Walker. Several handled dollars changed on Tuesday. » . Durkee’s majority over Grant is not far from 1,000. Epizoot is visiting among the equines in this vicinity. Mrs. Hairy Hale is visiting her par­ ents at Greenville. Chip, is the best feeling Fusioniet in town. Jim. Martin is the worst. L.Russell, real estate broker of Hast­ ings, was in town on Wednesday. First class teachers for district schools are in good deiuqud this fall. C. N. Young has moved into Chas. McMore’s house, opposite Dr. Barber’s. Now that the political questions have been settled, business begins to boom. A son of Benj. Miller bf Maple Grove was buried on Thursday at one o'clock p. iu. Postmaster Davidson has been sick for a couple or weeks, but is now ou the gain. Brit. Hoag put down a well for F. C. Boise, on Saturday, in front of bis store. A. J. Miller, of Woodland, presented Tub News with a bag of Snow apples on Monday. Commissioner Evarts, with a gang of men, has been finishing up the grade, on North Main St. Charley McMore and wife started last week Friday for New Jersey to visit relatives and friends. We wonder if they had an election iu Vermontville. The Hawk dosen.t say any thing about it. The pumpkin pie social at J. Osmun’s was well attended, nnd a pleasant time enjoyed by all present. Wm. Burgess has sold his lot in Brooklyn to Nate Haskins, an employee of the Chemical Works. Now it is in order to renew friend­ ship busted by controversies of the heated campaign J ust closed. A patriotic congregation numbering 50, gathered in the telegraphic office Tuesday night to hear returps. The Greenbackers were again disap­ pointed by their speaker, who failed to appear and orate ou Monday night. The blacksmith war is over, an arm­ istice agreed upon, the tariff' question settled and old time prices resumed. Calvin Ainsworth is making prepara­ tions for building a house just south of Kellogg A Demaray’s furniture store. Austin Brooks nnd wife have been visiting friends in Kalamazoo, Battle Creek, nnd othei places the past week. Elroy Boise, who lias been working out in Leroy, Calhoun county, returned to his home in this village on Wednes­ day. ■ The Michigan Exchange, at Detroit, continues to maintain its reputation ns j the leading favorite hotel of Michigan Election passed off on Tuesday very. quietly, although wire-pullers were on the alert for any wavering voter whom they thought their oily iwrsuasiveness might induce to deposit a ballot for their favorite candidate'. The result is a grand victory for the was united by the matrimonial bond, to Miss Chloe L. Hyde, Rev. J no. Mc­ Republicans, who have large gains in every town except Gar!ton and Rut­ Phail of Assyria officiating. The new­ ly wealed pair took the afternoon train land. They elect their entire county ticket, except Treasurer, by large niafor Ripon, Wis. to viBit friends. jorties and give Garfield a plurality of —Horatio Warner, who lives iu the 856. Below we give the full vote from north part of the township, was attack­ Castleton, Woodland, Maple Grove, ed on Tuesday afternoon with an epi­ Assyria, Baltimore and Johnstown, leptic fit in the poll room, nnd was car­ and the vote ou Electors, Governor, —Barry county liepublicans feel high­ ried out, when he revived in a short Congressmen, Senator and our Repre­ ly elated and are receiving encomiuns time. He is subject to these fits, and sentative in the remaining precincts of praise from every direction on ac­ do dangef was apprehended by those count of their Tuesday’s victory over of the county. of his acquaintances who were with the combined forces of Old Bourbon him at the time. and Miss Greenback. In the spring of | e. 1878 the Grecnbackers alone outnum­ —An infare was held at the residence bered the Republicans by a hundred of A. Streeter in Maple Grove on 3 3 majority and secured fifteen out -oi the Tuesday iu honor of his son Frank eighteen Supervisors. To-day the and bride when they returned from 377 317 167 159 174 160 Republicans outnumbered the Green­ their wedding trip. The old people Garfield Hancock 233 134 76 59 20 20 assemble in the afternoon, and the Weaver 40 43 117 114 83 backers by nearly a thousand votes. evening was devoted to the entertain­ Jerome 371 315 168 101 173 160 The change in our sister town Maple 1237 137 73 45 27 20 Grove, considered the stronghold of ment of the young,and a pleascut time 1 Holloway 40 48 130 Woodman Greenbackism, has been greater than was enjoyed by all. ' Con ffrettion a I— 163 161 177 __ 161 any other town in the county. In the —O. Long, of Maple Grove,has work­ Lacev I 378 916 __________ spring of *78 she elected the entire Hodge 52 63 146 108 113 81 ed zealously for the Greenback cause Pringle 1519 117 50 25 21 18 Greenback ticket by large majorties, in his township, aud to a certain man Legulatire — tho Greenback straights being 100, the named Grafton he offered house rent Durkee -417 925 169 150 178 10! 1280 16-5 IM 186 141 101 Republicans 50, and the Democrats 40. free, and plenty of work whenever he Grant f376 234 172 163 188 161 Now they stand Republican 167,Green­ 'wantedit if Grafton would vote the Bidelman Jones 5272 164 173 118 126 101 back 117 and Democrat 76. g. b. ticket, but the old gentleman County— concluded not to sell himself for house .1 udee of Probate —The saloons being closed ou elec Smith . 422 225 166 168 183 164 rent, and voted the straight Republi­ Freeman 5223 169 195 133 185 99 tion day, deprived some tipplers of the can ticket. , Sheriff: privilege of obtaining their accustom­ 403 234 166 163 210 163 —Small knots of politicians are seen Hough taiin Polley 1245 158 195 129 10Z 99 ed nips and many were the schemes re­ to gather every day around some dry­ Clerk: sorted to in order that they might get •408 238 170 160 175 162 full of argument. In the evening sev­ goods box and talk over the result, Andi us 114 63 184 00 120 82 compare figures and venture predic­ Hecox. eral young men were hanging around 126 90 59 39 23 18 Darling tions on the country’s future. The Rerlater: the depot and talking over the pros 171 161 173 163 pects of obtaining a quantity ef the I 821 arguments however soon prove stale Sidnam ! 223 92 187 87 120 88 and they wind up by one party slowly Barlow coveted article, when one of the party 108 75 51 42 34 16 Elliott uttering the wonts “Well, we’re beat,” Treaiurer • was discovered to have a bottle con­ 1 858 222 164 161 148 161 cealed in one of his pockets. His com­ and the other exclaim “we beat ’em, Keugle Lichty 1283 170 198 120 166 101 beat ’em bad!” rades besought him to divide the bev­ Prosecuting All’jr: 415 226 173 166 175 MS erage with the rest of the party, which —Castleton polled 650 votes, the lar­ Knappen Powers 133 57 137 89 110 80 he finally consented to do, but stepped gest in her history, of which 377 were Rowley 101 108 51 38 23 18 quietly out from among the rest,before straight Republican, 40 straight Green­ C. C. Comml»»ioner»: I 374 219 155 162 179 159 they pressed the bottle to their lips for back and 32 straight Democratic, Clarke Brady i 374 218 173 162 175 161 instead of the sour mash which they against 489 votes cast two years ngo, of Fallas 132 58 181 80 118 89 which the straights were 165 Republi­ Martin 253 173 187 117 142 102 expected to find, the bottle simply 143 116 66 44 18 20 contained camphor, vile anathemas can. 99 Greenback and 37 Democrat Rolfe This shows a Republican gain of 112, Creasy 378 217 168 160 902 201 were hurled at the perpetrator of the . a Democratic gain of five, aud a Green- Wilson 272 173 103 188 100 57 joke, as the dim outlines of disappear­ ing coat-tails flapped around the cor­ 379 218 166 161 175 161 ner of the wood-pile, and the generous 377 218 166 161 175 161 —Rachel Purkey, daughter of Jacob I Urown hearted wag disappeared in the dark­ 129 58 131 87 “ 118 “ 83 Parkey, died at thp residence of her , p„rj.. 128 57 131 85 118 82 ness. sister, Mrs. Ad, Bachellor, on Wednes- | Smith 20 140 114 66 day, at 5 o’clock a. m. aged 33 years. ' Baldwin 146 116 66 45 24 20 Common Connell Proceedings. She has been suffering from consump- i Hostings city gave Garfield 270, Weation for several months and during the | ver 261, Hancock 96, Jerome267, Wood­ J Council Rooms, I Nashville, Oct. 36th, 1880. last stages of the disease seemed to lay man 341, Holloway 120, Lacy 278, Regular meeting. in a- Clairivoyaut state. Funeral ser­ Hodge 392, Pringle 72, Durkee 276, No quorum being present, council vices were conducted by Rev. A. D. Grant 844, Bide]man 285, Jones 363. adjourned until Wednesday, Oct. 27th, Newton on Thursday at2 c’dok p. m. Hastings town gave Garfield 120, 1880. Weaver 158, Hancock 33, Jerome 117, —The mass meeting ou Sunday even­ Woodman 156, Holloway 81, Lacy 119, V CouncilHtoonis, ing last, was largely atteuded, but ow • Hodge 156, Pringle 31, Durkee 122, '(Nashville, Oct. 27th,1880 ing to unavoidable circumstances, the Council met pursuant to adjourn­ Grant 183, Bidelman 141, Jones 167. speaker engaged for the evening could No quorum being present, Carlton gave Garfield 124, Weaver ment. council adjourned until Saturday, Oct. not be present. The time, homever, 301, Hancock 71, Jerome 123, Wood­ 30th, 1880. waa well, occupied by Messrs. Ains­ man 209, Holloway 64, Durkee 120, \ worth, Strong, Chipman, Prof. Niles Grant 277. j Council Rooms, and Rev. E. Jones. A fine bass solo ) Nashville, Oct 30th,1880. Irving gave Garfield 188, Weaver 186, was sung by J. J. Potter, and Clarence Council met pursuant to adjourn­ Hancock 14, Jerome 137, Woodman 187, Barber and Cora Blair sang a temper- i ment. Present, Chipman President, Boston. ance duet, entitled, “ Don't cross the ‘ Holloway 15, Durkee 138, Grant 300. Rutland gave Garfield 116, Weaver Cook, Downing, Olds, Reynolds ana line,” iu a creditable manner. 184, Hancock 17, Jerome 116, Wood­ Roe, Trustees. Minutes of last meeting read and on —A reading room for the use of the man 184, Holloway 17, Durkee 114, motion allowed by ayes and nays as young men the coming winter evenings, Grantl86. follows: would afford entertainment for many Ayes, Boston. Cook. Downing, Olds, Hope gave Garfield 188, Weaver 190, Reynolds and Roe. Nays none. who now find no evening employment Hancock 52, Durkee 183, Grant 172. The following accounts were presen sufficiently attractive to keep them Barry gave Garfield 191, Weaver 71, ted and on motion allowed by ayes and away from the saloons and other re­ Hancock 84, Durkee 190, Grant 160. as follows; ;> sorts where stories and gossip are the Ayes, Boston, oooton, vouk Cook,, aai Downing. Olds, Thornapple gave Garfield 203, Wea­ Nayi none. principal topics considered. An earn­ ver 168, Hancock 41, Durkee 294, Grant Reynolds and Roe. ''-ye $14 95 Abb Evertt est effort in the right direction would 907. 500 James Lowery result in much good, and perhaps save Yankee Springs gave Garfield 148, J. S. Harder 0 00 some loved son or brother from falling Wearer 102, Hancock 5, Durkeel44, Frank Parker W. L. Parker 19 39 into the snares of intemperance and John Smith 3135 vice. Orangeville gave Garfield 144, Wea­ W. E. Martin 150 150 W. H. Burgis —Mrs. Edna Holmes, who recently ver 115, Hancock 14, Durkee 144, Grant On motion the Marshall was instruct­ bought Bob. Brady’s house on South 129. Prairieville gave Garfield lf4h Wea­ ed to see that all defective sidewalks in State street, has for some time been the village are repaired within ten days weary of supporting her leige lord, and ver 99, Hancock 35, Durkee 163, Grant from date. upon taking possession of her new pm - ISA The finance committee reported to We have taken considerable pains to allow the acct of Frank Tncker, at chase told John that he niustjseek oth er quarters, but one day last week In­ get the majorities of the lucky men in $90.00 in settlement of all demands against the village, for damages re­ put in an appearance and proceeded to this county, and the figures given be­ ceived from falling through bridge, in make himself at home, whereupon Mrs. low can not vary greatly from the of­ On motion council adjourned. Holmes ordered him to leave, which be ficial count: F. McDerby, E. Chtpmak Electors—Republican plurality over was not inclined to do, and she picked Clerk._________ President. up a chair and determined to bold the National. 666. Ii . ( Credit SuB3CRn*TioNs*$1.75. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO.. MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6,1880. VOLUME VIII. And Her Environs. LTERMS; $150per Year Devoted to the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun. J The ladies mite society of Maple fort. John, thinking that discretion Governor—Jerome, Rep., pluralty Grove will meet Thursday evening was the better part of valor, withdrew, over Woodman 838. Nov. 11, at Mr. and Mrs. Coulev*. The Congress—Lacey, Rep., plurality old as well as the young are cordially and will probably not again besiege the garrison for some time. over Hodge 758. invited. peoplq. The Supervisors proceedings occupy a large amount of valuable space this week, necessarily curtailing our local department. . ' Al. Olds says his hens .commenced crowing at about 11 o’clock on Tuesday night, and he then knew that Garfield’s election was sure. Misses May Heath and Kittie Steb­ bins, of Hastings, were guests of Mrs. A. L. Raney last week, and returned home on Saturday. H. R. Dickinson gets around with the use of a cane. Tho lumber tram-way at his mill fell down upon him, badly bruising his legs, on Monday. C Daniel Hobbs, since the loss of his Texas ponies, has invested in a yoke of 2-year-old steers, and. Dan. thinks they are the best yoke in Barry county. C. W. Smith has the ceiling of his store decorated with a fine line of hang­ ing lamps, and on Wednesday he de­ livered fire, the result of Tuesday’s sales. Next mqnday evening, is the regular night for Club meeting and it is desired that there be a full attendance, as bus­ iness of importance will come before the meeting. Jesse Austin has sold his house and lot on Reed Street, for $800 to Geo. H. Gallatin, who becomes a permanent re­ sident of this village. Jesse thinks of moving to Hastings. W. A. Ayiesworth haa bought two lota of Wm. Burgess, opposite I. N. Kellogg's residence, and has commenc­ ed getting material on the ground, to erect a fine dwelling. The Hastings House, with Nell Par­ ker as mine host, furnishes the beat of accommodations to the hungry way­ farer who baa occasion to sojourn at our county seat of government. Try it. We rode down to Detroit on Wed­ nesday, with Hon. E. 8. Lacey, our newly elected congressman. Mr. Lacey is without doubt the best-elected con­ gressman in the State, his majority be­ ing over 8,000. C. W. Smith and wife treated a score of their friends to a repast, consisting of oysters, cold meats, cake, pie, coffee, etc., on election night. Credit is due Mrs. S. for the fine shape the eatables came on the table, and ’twas good to be there. James Fleming, who has been suffer­ ing from rheumatism for a few days, was able to get to the polls on Tues­ day, and vote the straight Republican ticket, and now he has entirely recov­ ered antf able to be about his business as usual. Hon. Janies O’Donnel of the Jackson Citum discoursed politics in his usual and easy and eloqueut style on Friday evening of last week, to one of the largest audiences assembled in this village during the campaign. His wife accompanied him, for a pleasure trip on this occasion. NUMBER 7. LOCAL MATTERS. tyPatrons, are yon aware that now is the time when merchantshave to pay their debts and" buy new stocks of goods T Such is the case and we must have money to do it with, and don’t you forget it! D. C. Griffith. US’" I have found the place to buy goods cheap, I got my Boots nt W. G. Aylsworth’b. Anv disease of the Kidneys, Bladder^ and Urinary Organs. Nervous System, or case of Lame Back, that cannot be cured by Day’s Kidney Pad; cannot be cured by any other treatment or remedy in existence. ’ _ I sell more goods for 10 lbs. of butter. 4 doz. of eggs and a few shillings in money than any man in Barry county. D. C. Griffith. jy Ladies see those elegant ready made Beaver Clonks at Kochkr Bros. The largest and finest stock in town. ry D. CuGriffith, is now rcceiveitig his second stock of goods since Sept. 1st. He reports many styles of goods much lower than they were earlier in the season. ryif you want a good Carpet fora small amount of money, call on L. J. Wheeler. - TAKJEMJTfClE ' Mr. Demary has retired from the firm of Kellogg, Demaray A Co. and leaves for Iowa the first of November next. It1* is therefore necessary that all accounts —The Garfield and Arthur club, one should lx? settled by that time, all in­ hundred and eleven strong, came out debted to said firm will please be on Monday night, and made its final prompt in paying the same, ns this will positively lie the only call made. Re­ street parade before election, and es­ member, Nov. 1st. corted the speakers, M. S. Crosby 4tf Kellogg Demaray A co. and John Carveth, to the Baptist ty* 63 Overcoats to select from at Church, where the meeting was to be W. G Aylsworth’s. held, but the building was filled to 50 new styles elegant Dress Goods overflowing before one-third of the at Kocher Bros. procession had gained an entrance. It was then announced that the Methodist Church would be opened, and the speakers would alternate from oiie houye to the other. M. 8. Crosby spoke first at the Baptist Church, while Car­ veth spoke at the Methodist, nnd at about half past eight the glee club en­ tertained the audience at the Baptist church while the speakers changed houses. The cornet band came out and serenaded the club as they were marching into the church, and then went to the Methodist Church and en­ tertained the people there with fine music.' HASTINGS ITEMS. Will Hicks says bis rooster is locked up. Election passed off very quiet iu this city. On last Monday the infant child of Joe Wardell died. Messrs. Cook A Sheldon have their building nearly enclosed. The telegraph office has l»een a fav­ orite place of resort this week. Jas. Wilkins has sold his interest in the croquet works to his partners. A cavalcade of over 500 horsemeu, took part iu the Greenback rally on Monday. Our jubilant Republicans fired can­ nons Wednesday eve. and propose to ratify this Friday evening. Mr. Iris Deunion and wife of Gioveland Livingston county, Nbw Yoik, are visiting John Mate of this city, who is the brother of Mrs. D. WOODLAND ITEMS. A new iron bridge across the inlet. J. N. Harter is clerking for Frank Hilbert. ’ W. J. McC art her has been plastering bis kitchen. . Geo. and Dor. made a bet on election. Boys who beat R. Christian’s new house is nearly ready for the occupants. Rev. J. F. Orwick preaches here every alternate Sabbath evening. The J. 0. of 0. F. gave Rev. Burgis a donation last Friday evening. Rev. Burgess and wife celebrated their china wedding Thursday eve. Our election passed off quietly, and we had a full vote and a free vote. Rev. J. F. Orwick drives the pouies that Barney Lee bought from Ohio last spring. Nick Brown's wife and some sw JI Nicks are visiting her father in Hast­ ings this week. Esq. Haight has bought the Amanda Wheeler house, and is going to re-roof it and D. B. Cooper has the job. Andrew Barnum and his brother. Henry, returned from the west last Saturday, and they tell some hard stories about the storms out there. Our Sunday laws are violated by men going hunting. Our people have not violated this law so much very lately, and this is done mostly by vrancients, George Smith, Levi Caroenter, 8. Haight,M r. Simon and King David have gone north on a hunting excursion. Now boys see if Stephen gets a tame bear this time. 8. B. An way is among hia friends in Woodland. Thepmt summer he has been visiting his father in Colorado, but his feet arc as big as ever, so you see he baa not chased the buffalo mueh. There will be a missionary sermon preached at the M. E. church next Sun­ day, at 10| o’clock, and there were four youngsters appointed to solicit aid, and a now hymnal will be given to the one that gets the most money. Big Bargain. One span of large work horses, and harness, for $250 on time. C. C. Wolcott. Stra yed. From my farm near Cross school house 4 miles north wast of Nashville, on the 30th. of August last, red brown yearling heifer. Any infor­ mation regrarding its whereabouts will be rewarded. 6 7. Ludwig WeiSs. tV All persons indebted to Ains­ worth & Brooks, either by note or ac­ count, will please call and settle their account. If not settled in ten days, their bills will be handed to an attor­ ney for collection. Ainsworth A Brooks. Nashville, Oct. 28. 1880. Brick for Sale. I have just burnt a kiln of 300,000 of the finest pressed brick of the season. Intending purchasers will do well to give me a call. 6-9. Wm. Boston. IV 100 Suits of Clothing for men aud boys to choose from at 4. Here S Am. Bring along your horses to the shop formerly occupied by Charley $chcidt, and I will do your shoeing in short or­ der and at reasonable rates. I am pre­ pared to do all kinds of business in my line, and farmers will find it to their advantage to give me a call before go­ ing elsewhere. I’.-M. Butler. PF A full line of Cloakings, inclu­ ding the celebrated Washington Mill Silver Medal, at Kocher Bros. Every lady ought to see them before she buys. fy ZThe best $3 J>0 Boots in the mar­ ket at W. G. Aylsworth’b. Keep in .Hind That I will give to the person buying the most goods of me within 60 days from Oct. 4th to December 4th an' elegant $25.00 German Paisley Shawl. G. A. Truman. ; PF This week I reduce prices aifSheetings, Dress Goods, Cloakings,1 Rubber Boots, Sugar and other numer­ ous other articles for cash. I don’t? give away goods but will meet comp©-' tition from all quarters remember that. _ D. C. Gri fftth.' ■« ry The Diamond Staid Overall, t!6e best there is made, at C.A. Nichols’. iy That wife of mine bought her Cloak of W. G. Atlsworth,. and you don’t know how it improves her Inoka- Horse Shoeing and Jobbing Blacksmithing. E. Cook wishes to announce, that on and after the 17th of Sept, he will do Horseshoeing and all kinds of Custom Work. Chas. Middleton, the Bom 8ho^ er, will do your work in the most ap­ proved manner. We shall be pleased to see yon all.Eugene Cook. ty AU those indebted.to me. will please caU and settle up immediately. ________ Mrs..L. 0. CttQCKKR. EF A full line of Dress Goods WuhaHle Hartree*. — • >‘-i ■■■ 1 a �Letter ». Of I Desd; 56,188 with Meanwhile, strange to ray, Adolphe's squint grew daily more decided and pro- uhed. -Ill > raja-ilke p.uier, bafaM bird, OF LOVE. and Celeste were lovers—tho course ol true love never did run smooth, and it was interrupted in theirs by cruel parents, who had different views, for their children. Adolphe, in despair, takes poison, bnt the invention of Ktomnclipumns jirevented his desperate purpose, and he recovers. Oleate had the poison in her hand, and was in the act of raising it to her lips when her mother discovers her. The story thus proceeds: Whatever the exaggerations of our lovers, they loved fervently, disintersstedly, and with all their hearts. Not one in ten thousand loves is so strong, or •promises to bo so lastiiig. Adolphe did not die—antidotes were given in time—he recovered. Tho ill­ ness of Celest* was more dangerous. She suffered, poor child, a delirious fever, and it was several weeks before her life and reason were restored. No parents could stand all this; ordi­ nary caprices it is very well to resist, but when young people take to poison and delirious fevers—il faut ceder. Besides, such events derange one's comforts. One is always glad to come to terms when one begins to be annoyed with one’s self. The old people then made it up, and tho young people married. As the bndemroom and Celeste were convinced thnt^lie solo object of lifo was each other's company, they hastened at once to the sweet solitudes of the coun­ try. .They had a charming villa and ausccptiblt* to ennui.* They could never bear to loose sight of each other. “Ah, Adolphe —traitor—where hast thou been?” “Merely shooting in the woods, my angeL" “What, and without me? Fie! Promise this shall not happen again.” ■ “Ah, dearest, too gladly I promise." Another time: “What, Celeste! three hours have I been seeking far you! Where have you. hid yourself? “Don’t look so angry, my Adolphe; I wm only directing the gardener to build a little arbor for you to read in I meant at as a surprise. ” “.My own Celeste ! three hours—it is an eternity without you! Promise not to leave me again, without telling me where to find yon." “My own dearest Adolphe! how I love —n>»y my company be ever os dear Ypm” * This mode of life is very channinc -with many for a few days. Adolphe and Celeste loved each other so entirely that it lasted several months. Whai at first was iMUition had grc -m habit, and each Mamed tho other for want of affection, if he or she ever indulged in the novelty of different Dursuita. As they had nothing to do but to look at those faces they had thought so hand­ some, so it was now and then difficult not to yawn; and of late there hod iwen little speeches like the following: J'AdlJphc, my Lvo, you never talk to me—put down that odious book you are always readiag.” “Celeste, my angel, you don't hear me. l am telling you about my travels, •nd you gape in my face." “My dear Adolphe, I am bo exceedOnc morning, as Adolphe woke and turned in ids lied, his eyes rested on his thought he, 1 never saw this before­ let me look again—yes, certainly sho has —a wirt on her chin!" AdojpLc rofto and dressed himself— Adnlptwas grave and meditative. They met at breakfast—the bride and bridtgnxun. Celeste waa in high spirits; Adolphe was sombre and dejected. "Ltit ua ride tek-day," raid Celeste. • 'My d_or. I have a headache.” “ I’«w child! well, then let us read the for abe he. Ho nothing theology; how much could con- the oonsouanta at the end of a division, one so fidgety to l>e stared at by a person who sees two ways—and Adolphe has un­ fortunately- a habit of staring. I think I might venture to hint, delicately and kindly, that tho habit can't yet be in­ curable. ” As wives are always first in the emula­ ennsonont flows out almost as a matter tion of fault-finding, Oeleate resolved to of course. Il is as when we pour liquid hazard the hint on the first favorable from a full bottle.' At first it runs in­ opportunity.. termittently, with a “gluk-glnk," but “Well, my Celeste, I have brought when onoe enough of the liquid is out my dog to see you,” said Adolphe, one to admit the air freely the obstruction ceases. In a similar way the object of “He! dowE. .down! Pray turn him out; see the mark of his paws. I can't the stammerer is to prevent the glottis from closing when onoe it is opened. bear dogs, Adolphe.” “ Poor thjng r said Adolphe, careaaing To’ ascertain whether or not my idea was practicable, I wrote out his insulted favorite. “ Was that to me, or the dog?" asked in the ordinary way one sentence at a time. I then rewrote this sen­ Celeste. tence, not divided into simple words, ’ “Oh! to him, to be sure.” but making every initial consonant the “I beg your pardon, my dear, but I final letter of the preceding word.’ Hav­ thought you looked at me. Indeed, ing divided the words composing the Adolphe, if truth may be said, you have senteuce I then read them over aloud lately contracted a bad habit—you are manV times, according to this artificial getting quite a cast in your eye." divhfion. to try if they were pronounce"Madamel” said Adolphe, prodigiously abte'-without any gross i>eculiarity. I offended, hurrying thew glass. — ----- , and —— w-—_to ------practiced this method incessantly, both “Don ’t be love; 1 would m reading apd colloquial speaking, and, l/oui oe angry, my ray love;-x wo ** V xve mentioned it if it did not get Ux-myAatonishment, I discovered within not have i^if every day; it S yet time to be A few weeks that I was wielding an in­ cured, I am sure; just put a wafer on the strument which was almost invariably top of your nose, and you will soon see successful; and with this consciousness straight." ■. of increased power my confidence daily oualy blame three people, to whom in- addressed having left for other places ; 94,062 were returned.from foreign ocr.in■ tries; 289,618 were held for postage ; 1,179 contained unmaitahta matter; 201,889 were misdirected; 35,773 were to fictitious addresses, and 9,167 contained do mldnwsre at all. The dispatition of thero iettem rod prok^o w„ u follow.: Opened rod nuuni„l to the writer., fe,013; returned to owner. without .owning. 364,006; filed f„, further in brod. of Kuaroter for further investigation, 1,617; no. S loukd ^d deetroyod, owaen into the cue without using before patting them on, .wiping the glass*« with great care. The majority of it into the name I^ket pocket with tbar their key. keys. “ What I want to set in clear light is this : ,P™. tlwur rouff-lKU, .■"ihoat that independence in life and thought j thro»ri™. oroomung Urn depends, more than we like to believe, I “J**””* T>“> whlrii d. upon pecuniary independence ; it is not . uwmo wdl not fmlto oome u. eoetaet m to be had by wishing merely. Indi­ viduals there are, and always will be, »toob. *>» who will suffer for their moral or intel­ kerehmf Doe. <me go lectual independence; but the communi­ to pey . ongM Tiro; npowrn. Before prrorotiag U>«aties will bo what circuroatances make, •“ P«"on they W1TO to throk tiiem. This, again, I want to set »n eriae. 3,100,901 ; on trodrirodrf yero, I OT •■*«*. “h" 1Mwn known io dart clear light: that we are, os a com­ unonroed letten. 46 483. Tlte greet men of the .bore letter. I ft" 'x,o“ brodkerehteL munity, deficient, in spite of nil our na­ “?,nI wife roe romo grain, of tional wealth, and unnecessarily deficient, oonfrined nothing of Trine. Of the re. mrinder, 36.264 contained monee to the I t ” ” “ h " onironrot.. Bly, mriem in tho best port of independence—the of 349,436.77, rod 31,474 eon- them dumjiprar with her hrottyrahtat power to enjoy our lives. In this re­ roiount . ■ _ 4 t- t. t v ’ . ’ . .. Rrivu IiiIm Bovs in in tlu. the ur»hrw>I-rnrnn school-rooxn rtlomn clean ihorv their kslatea spect we are behind our friends in tained drafts, checks, notes, etc., to the with them; in the play-ground tho handFrance, with their 2,000,000 of people amount of SI,526,216.65. The number kerc' ie' is the necessary attendant of a containing books, ’merchandise, ’etc., living upon their incomes. mult tu le of games. With this they These 2.000,000 of people are not. far was 56,308; containing photographs, wipe mi' the dirt; they strike off the dust. pootage-stampb, the meat part, either idle, ar frivolous, 30,957; containing It is used to stop the blood that flows or wealthy people. Many of them live 73,749. Most of this property .has been in the cities, but more of them ore quiet restored to tho owners; a small amount, the age of leap-frog and pris mors'base; people, living on their modest proper­ however, is still in the custody of the the age also of communism in handkorties in the country, and enjoying their deportment. That which was unclaimed chiefs. . With wounds come tears, jmd competence in a ratioud way—enjoying and could not by' any possibility be re­ tho handkerchief, full of dust, spotted friendships, social pleasures, family af­ turned to tho renders or parties ad­ with dirt, with the bloadof bodies known fections, and all the kindly observances dressed, were sold at public auction, or unknown, serves again for wiping the of home life in a way that we have little realizing the sum of S3,405.12, which eyes, the nose, or the cheeks furrowed idea of—in a way that the tourist in has been turned into the treasury. with tears. We do not wish, and we can Paris sees nothing ’ oL Wo have much Antique Furniture. not tell here all the strange uses that to learn from the French, and among Bay Dot there is* no fun in the farnithe things that we have to learn ore tare maker of Paris, particularly in him And then what signals have been consome that may surprise us. Ono of who maketh tho old furniture. On this , reyed by ill How many rad fareweUa, these things is the comfort, the unity, side the water it is concurrently admitted. | how many cheerful congratulations! The and the permanence of Flench homes. that the Yankee is equal to almost ' verv method of waving it has a language, better put one at the top of your chin. 1 The-French home and family, their hap­ a."’cuteness” required by demand ' * —-» i— Celeste.” 1 piness, their unity, their permanence, supply, but his Purisian’brothex is j no one has hitherto discoursed on tho “ My chin ?" cried Oleate, running in I these have been developed by the com-' t urn Jo the glass. . “ What de you mean, . inquired by what moans fo remarkable bined industry, thrift, and domestic sen­ quite his equal. The latter is now large­ language of the pocket haudkorcliief. ly in the way of inventing antiquities. And how useful it often is as a help to a change had been effected; for mine, timent of the most intelligent people in “Only that you have a very large wart be ft observed, was no mere occasional Europe, and especially by its great mid­ We are told of a party who the other day went into a shop near the Boulevard hesitation, but a most habitual, unmis ­ there, which it would l>e more agreeable dle class. We iurre the significant tes­ Montmartre. There was a woman in the and raspl>crrie6 have been gathered into takable, and inveterate stammering. to conceal." timony of Prince Bismarck “that the ahop. the handkerchief in young days, and Shortly after this change I had numer­ “Birr French nation has a social solidity such “ Has your husband gone out ?” was more valuable things in later life! Then “Madame!” . ous transactions, which involved a large ns no other nation of Europe enjoys.” zoo. ■ there may be evil results traced to it—a asked. amount of talking, with a gentleman oc­ “A wart on my chin, motuter !” And Mr. Matthew Arnold, from whose “ No ; he is in the backshop. Do ‘ number of ailments of which on> cannot cupying a somewhat superior position ; “ A cast in my eye, fool I” “ Mixed Essays” I quote, adds : “This you ----------------L ... — a.. guess the origin; diseases of the n<we and wanti .to speak to ti him ?” * “Yes! How could I ever love a man and, being anxious to know whether the can only come from the brood basis ol 1 eyes. Fortunate it is for him that incurs “ What is he doing ?” working of my mental machine was at who squinted !” xie is u> working, wuiung, ” she mw replied repueu ; and ana notldng iinumig worse; wuihc, uipuuium, diphtheria, for alm example, ctajiipir, “ He all observable to outsiders, I naked him well-being, and of cause for sutisfsetion “ Or I a woman with a wart on her whether he had ever observed any pecul­ with life, which.in France, more than in at the same moment an explosion waa which the handkerchief may heedlessly chin 1” transmit - Let us not use the handkerrd in the back shop. iarity in my speaking. His reply waa : otlier countries, exists." If we had heard 2,000,000 of people, or 1,000,000, who ■ “Sir, I shall Dot condescend to notice “No; uw , , uu chief except for its proper purpose; let “Ah ! what is that?” only that you apeak very distinctwere enjoying a competence,' earned or yonr iranlta. No Wondra—you oau't ly.- —CAomira.' Journal. “ 0, it is nothing—simply my hus­ us devote it to a special place; Jet us inherited, can it be doubted that we band finishing a Gothic cabinet” see! I pity your infirmity.” * -------------------------------change it ns often as possible, and in­ should bo a happier people, and a bet­ “ Madam, I despise your insinuations; i The Game of Boston. And lifting up the curtain her worthy spire our children with a great disgust but since you deny the evidence of tout ■ The gams at cards called “Boston," tor one/ than we are? France and the husband was seen firing small shot into i for another’s handkerchief on account cf °?rn g‘"«. «uaer me to send for a phyai- MTg a Ute writer in tho New York Times, United States have this important feat­ a peeudo Gothic cabinet, in order to give j tho disagreeable, nay, dangerous conseure in common — in each country nearly -•» ,,Q autiaui- ij quences man, and if he can cure your deformity, after the capital of Massachusetts, and it -----------------------an appearance of1----------worm-eaten queiices that may ensue. ensue. Much Much ------more ao much the better for von.” much played by our forefathers, has one-half of the people live directly by ty. The Parisians are very sly. One Ono might be said about the pocket handcrhi ,or * !»“.VMCmn; ho will . reriTpdt it ia said, in New agriculture ; but our country homes and of their favorite tricks is to place these । chief, but enough has been hinted at io families have not attained the comfort “ antiquities" in country inns and cotI set tho reader to thinking upon its im\ yoU aquint " na$ PoOr England and in New York, especially Adolphe! I am not angry; no, I pity ao ■ here, and ia greatly enjoyed on account or the permanence of theirs.—T. M. tagea. The tourist sees them ; the inn- portance, its uses, and ite abuses. melanchdy a defect." j of the .kill required for proficiency. Coan, in Harper's Magazine. keener says they have been in his famfly I Anu. for hundreds of years ; the amateur pays ! The doctor oould not very well see ( Boston is played by four persona with whether Adolphe squinted, for ho had j two pack, of cards, which are never ----------That ----ante---have some------kind—of sign IanDistressing Condition of the Russian a long price ter them and restores them i . .1 b<*id<«, ho pm- I ahufflod. Ono of the packs is dealt aud to their native Paris, which they had j gunge has been proved by Bir John LubPeasantry. dently thought it best to attend to one the other cut alternately, to determine loft only a few weeks before. Talk of bock. It is unquestionable that if an The Russian correspondent of tho Yankee* cuteness!—Harper s Magazine. ; ant discovers a store of food her com­ alady at a time. I jho trump, the trump governing tho i^foru ‘J5 Wt’ he' "ltu ^un«- Tn* fi*« card> Temps sends a frightfully-vivid descrip­ j rades soon flock to the treasure, although An Item for Housekeepers. not<4 difficult to cure. -j™ twice. ...d deal, tion of tiie demoralization, tho drunken­ . I this is not invariably the case. It has -r> * •t--------- •» t ..... P**ver iwice, aim ueais six can ness, the misery, and poverty of the . An old h< But if mv wife don t confess that ahe the last time around. H the first playi that this fact, taken alone, woman, Russian people. His accounts ore fully 7 has it aha will never consent to be cured, can make, of thinks he can maketh —T“’«tells ----- ~ iT—a 8 u xL L2. v does not prove any power of oommunibmtllri not Tirrt mind TTTinrl if kF ahe uliv. would rarz.«.t.l but own . — .-a . a .. w twroty.aTe~r.ot h-d workm tatebea ■ An rotobwrring . friend bringIT would tricks from his hand, he says: “ I go confirmed by a series of articles in tho F" 1 "-. ’ j ’ mg food boon ought infer, wrihrot boi^ to it Oh, the vanity of women I" Boston,” and his fellow-players may over­ Golos. The Russian writer doubts u u b mxSmjwnTing tlrn In. uu “ It must have been after some absence bid him with the words: “ I go G, 7, 8, whether the peasantry have been gain- non tbnt, ritbongl it might enne .rer- i ^h?X that thia little defect was perceived by 9, 10, 11, 12 or 13," as the hand of each era—whether they have advanced in civ­ olntiou in U..onM worid .he would never put ro<Al»rxino rod® her ntnng. JSd thing? Thi. you—" mar justify. Should any one fail to ilization—since their emancipation in “After alwenoe—we have not been a make the number of tricks he bids for. 1861. Assuredly they, are no longer room .tore. She w>pha«l her mb. | ^gnmlnt hu hero met by Uir 1. LubThe tuneJ h.w rorot u,, rot who found th. day separated since we married.” sold like cattle; their children are no ment, ntying : nuura to the newt mantyCeleste burst into tears. Adolphe, in longer taken from them; they uro not onmykmn.Kounng lUtnnc.ifotherwould h™ mnle. — me . uanueo, xi It tuic roe mva took uouimg nothing nome, home.'nld a rage, seized his hat mounted his horse upon beforehand. The agreement is flogged, nor are they subject to tho dis­ warn employed, • ana well-read woman, “ or ro u devoted . _a» i i_—y*ratnroed >I “I .to mv >I 7«t otheni with fan? he roplra, and went himself to the/ioctor. imperative; without it the game is impos- cretionary arbitrary power o! the noble children would WOU1‘! ________ v >>"« >“’« ™mn>n»i<»: The doctor waswg a «T"Vq philosopher — as well ------—~ Bible. It is acounntod the most complex or his bailiff. Nor are they driven in fit to them m aud a comfort to me.” Her । ^on betweeu them. As the result of asaDhyaiciau. He took his pray and *nd difficult of all games at cards, and herds to work fur him five or six days in ambled back with Adpiph®- On hu way u tliert.fore * tavonte with professional tho week. But they have less land, leas words teemed to me to have great force j carefully conducted and striking experithem, nnd the result was that our own i Adolphe hn whole h»- gamblers. Boston has been played in wood, less credit than before. . The in — ——» —t.------- .-.r- . ,s------ *— ~ ; mente, he concludes that anta are in tory, for men in a passion j----------------are easily made France England, where it is often landlords, their owners, formerly pro­ .kiee wta put up withom the «“to“^ ' poroeraioa of romethiag .pprorohmg to ____ and D,often nnA Certain teembete of the froiily fZngirage-th.t they mi role to tak garrulous. "Thee. perfidious wvrarocro.! P-rfldious _ women «poken of as tho spoken the American came. game. BcnBen­ tected them against the police, who now whm occasion requires, to said Adolphe. “Would you believe it? jamin Franklin bar. the reputation of pounce ujkju them for various kinds of who l»d prophesied U.o detraction of . lend , he! —we braved everything for each other— introducing it in Paris. He gave it the imposts unknown to them before. Then the honro by fire were .nrproed to^nd , iuvariridy S^nizod. never were two persons so much in love name of his native city, and is said to thay hod but one master ; now they arv we were )n»t a. well off without it. A , j^,.. ' Young rote, reared froZc^g. Unicom —nay, we o attempted suicide rather than have l»een > verv clever player. The subject to the Mayor, to the tax-gather­ whao enduro al separation. I renounced philosophers of tlio eighteenth century, er, to the Chief of the Commune, to pyt under th. rioee, rod, although in. , n„? introduced to the nraterori .bode, tho riH most boruia ,),» „<•„ hi. oomp.nion. in Fraaci, tho tribunal of Zemstvos, to the Judge, . broe-biirore rod we keep . luge room , the erper.mrotwm eon- ! Ju,oagh the old rota could i..Ter -too h»ppy that «ho wra mine -ltlio.it a „„ food o( Ulo dellg;hted h—) and to otlier functionaries. Against wum wrili The od^oth i. orally | Untu u„t BonM^ dowry—and now aho d«Un» I .qiunl, ia it, „OTellJ. d'Holbooh u re- their exactions, arbitrary and frequently udored . t>10 (ten) they were uudjubt. ।’ “l0 ““ snch a wort on her ported to have raid that only a man of illegal, they have no appeal Witn their Ukro rare ot WyTO it wiU. wumroTO.. ln J ' crilyrroop.iz.-d m li-luupng to the comJ 4 . .. | genius could exoel St Boston. The game vaunted self-government they have less O-ho, thought the doctor, unking ; Era always been played more ar Ires in security and order than before. All the with a suR^toUi.---------------■----, munjty. a titranger ant is invariably at into a revery I have amd he was a phfl- । the Southwest, where much money is hopes'which were raised by their eman­ How to Return a Favor. once attacked and killed. It would seem cipation have been dispelled; they have owpher-but it did not require much । atiU lort and won by it An old Scotchman was taking his grist recognition ix not personal and fallen into apathetic discouragement, all to the mfll in sacks thrown aooss the ^«Juol ^.1 the tact that they recog­ philoeophy to know that jientons who | __________ -___________ would have died for each other only a Hone. because they who are charged with the track of hi, horee, when the hone rtam- uu? thou fnencU even when lutomrated, few months ago were not alienated only | n .. ■ . « administration of affairs are not ani­ “*" they know the young Iro n m by . wart or . cut in tho «™_ 1 . '.“«“«• H™ », porbap., fte raort mated with tho Czar's liberal intentions. bled- rod tho grain fell to the ground. I ww . 3 . ® .. u . - e° . I their own nest even when these have They arrived at Adolph.’, villa-they 1 ‘on'‘ d “»‘h°. tbr®f' '“S’ “ “ After having granted a somewhat too- He had not, entered Uw aaloon. &lrato no longer \ ««»i»tretei»m to theprerenoo extensive autonomy, the authorities .aged man, but he saw a man riding been brought out of the chrysalis by wept; ah. had pnt on her met laming “*d tendnnnre to nghtoow- sought to impede ite development The along, and he thought he would ask him strangers, seems to indicate that tho recognition is not effected by means of rural police and other functionaries were for help. The horseman proved to bo a cap. and hiul th. air ol an dtunlted but i uncomplaining wife le“ th*n 11 “ wn<tered by th. Um- invested with arbitrary powers to iinpo e nobleman, who lived in a castle hard by any sign or password. The political convictions of ante are deep-rooted. ••Conlvuto th. wart, Odrate, and Hl ’h“h »■<««" opon.all flues and penalties. Additional vexa­ and the fanner could not muster courage lorgiv. aU." raid Adolphe, bTalawotredemptrenorpreprej. Th» tions restrictions were imposed in 1874, to ask a favor of him. But the noble­ When a queen was introduced into a 4?v I. 4 4- a a a. . “ hope is only for the soul that has not and the disheartened peasantry, seeing man was a gentleman, also, and not queenk-sB nest ahe waa at once attacked and destroyed; it would seem as if anta “Nay. why raotatirmteaa tothecrate beoome the perfect slave of sin. To the hopelessness of their plight, lu}ve waiting to be asked, he dismounted, and 'which had been long living in a republic toe XTCT nh.lI az1m.ro yOn J„a who may down ol the eye; I shall not admire fallen into the most degraded drunken­ between them they lifted the grain to (though others may), if you will i Dot be grave from pagan la lands or ... from places ness and its attendant misery. Multi­ the horse's back. John—for he waa a could not be induced to aoce.pt a queen. so vain as to disown it ** ; where no moral light has shone; to per­ gentleman, too—lifted his cap and said: “Enough, madam; doctor, regard that sons who. amid clouds of skepticism, tudes who were well-to-do peasants have “ My lord, how shall I ever thank you lady, is not tho wart monstrous?—can it have atilj sought after God if Imply seen all swept away from them—their for your kindness?" cattle, their homes, and all; they now Amasa Kilborn, about whom numberless Imj cured?" grovel like the beasts of the field, where stories are told to this dav. On oho oc­ “Nay,” cried Celeste, sobbing, “look sins have brought many penitential tears shelter can lie found. M. Kocbelef, the miner at my poor husband's squint His in this life; to those who have relied upon author of these articles, insists that the man in the same plight as you Were in casion in summer ho had a five acre lot just now, help him, and that will be eyes were so fine before we married.” state must begin by enforcing ngricultthanking me. The doctor put on his siiectacles; he the fact or quality of a church or an and drenched it . The next day tho hay regarded the first one and------then----the other. , atonement; to those who ha*x dieft too -------------------------------About two years ago, rays tho Boches- was spread out to dry. Another shower “ Sir, ” said he deliberately, * • this lady I young to hare sounded fully the duties would follow, were the tribunals to' be ter Democrat, Detective Burchell told a camo up and re-drenched it On the has certainly a pimple on tho left of her I ot lifo j and to an untold throng not reorganized so' that the peasant could chin comddoraWy smaller than a pin's , found in any category but made by the have confidence in the integrity of his young bootblack named Dominick Oas- third day the programme was repeated. teHo that if he would give up chewing head. And, madam, the pupil of your Omniscient, comes Uris divine form of arbitrators. and smoking he should have a new hat husband's right eye is like that of nine ; hope, walking through the shadows Soon after this the l>oy left for Minneap­ rows, a cloud 'pillar moved up over the persons iu ten. the hundredth part of an of the lost world just as swsetly aa eho Hcaltby Hints to Students. olis, Minn., but it seems he did not tor- western horizon, and a distant growl of inch nearer the nose than the pupil ot ; walks through the misfortunes of this get the promise, and recently, when he thunder echoed from the hills. Kilborn “ Health Notes for Students ” is the left This is the case, as it appears ' career. Hope moves all over our earth, made his re-appearance in ‘Rochester, was mad. Ho looked at tho hay and to me, noting you both for the first time. The young and the old see her; the sick neat little pocket pamphlet,, condenwxl well clad and bearing the mark of pro>v- looked at the cloud. “Bun up to the But I do not woiffier that you, air, think 1 hear her garments rustle iu tho air that .by.Frof. Burt G. Wilder from his course perity, he claimed his reward. He of six lectures on hygiene, delivered nt the--pimple so enormous : and you, ni ad tun , :’------- ‘'— --------- ’ 1 come into the open window, see her in the flowers by their bed ; the farmer sees Cornell University. It cmlwdieH many proved that he had earned it, and it is her moving over his field like a Camilla; useful suggestions respecting choice of needlees to ray that it was cheerfully questions. He come back with tho The pair were struck by a secret con- the student smiles at the touch of her room; food, clothing, ventihitwm, time and method at study, sleep, exercise, Evkbt Prince of the Royal family in blazing torch, and Kilborn touched off Buauaou auoijhhi iiiii jut tier, universe out of the material, rich and batliing, care of the eyes, and stimu- Germany is taught when young some each windrow. “There,” said he, ‘Til who was taken ill. At the end of throe beautiful, aha hasps at their feet This nuts. He advises students to make useful trod« far the purpose of sobering see if thia hay will get wet again!" the mind and bringing it face to face montha Adolphe returned. Celratea same hope Farrar and his school behold WbuMigblwX cause the forenoon is -usually longer and with the material world and the rcaBtif* more fully occupied than the afternoon, of life, and among the profusion of curi­ *•»• leuta cat that oame into the room: which con- but because a hearty mid-day dinner is osities and artistic relics wluch crowd •nd itawvef to all those 1 apt to incapacitate one for both mental bahiea and bodily work during a large part of th« afternoon. He thinks that break­ fast should always include oatmeal ping* way for a good living. and other handiia sous and gnuxdr turned with �I am now receiving my full Block of x. F.1LL GOODS Oil Michigan. under long Is -CONSISTING 0F- of J. V. Wilton, a miaaing 'Montreal pipa Linas, and entaHiiibod factories tar journalist, has been found and identified. th* prtxiaction of cask* Slid barrels. A (XJXCBBniow for a railway through They have now al>uut a score of wells, and hope stem Io be aide to supply not Porte. Bir Austin Layard is. one of the only the markets of Nevada, California, 140 Suits of Under wear, for Lndieu and Gents. promoters, and English capitalists con­ and Oregon, which require 8,500,000 106 Suits of Clothing, for Men, Boys and Youths. gallons yearly, but Japan, China, Java, trol the enterprise. Australia and Mexico, which require 53 Overcoats, for Men, Boys and Youths. Oxa of the longest, if not the longest, jx rhapu ton times as much cil. OFFICE Iff TBUMAX*S BRICK. 8EOOXD STOBT. 98! Prs. of Boots and Shoes, for Men Women and Children, narrow-gauge roods in the country is Tnx London Timea aaya that at the the Utah and Northern, which,'extends 368 prs. of Rubber Goods, all styles. IF£S north from Ogden across the Rocky request ot his Irish tenantry Earl Fitz324 prs. of Buck Gloves and Mittens. mountains into Montana. It is now william haa determined to pass.the win­ n.oo 50 Pieces of Prints, for 5 cents per yard. ter in Ireland. He owns a large and opened for 390 miles. ;■ no lx>autiful property iu Wicklow, and haa Groceries for Samvxl J. Tildkn has recently bought olways'becn in the habit of passing there forty acre* of land adjoining hia. o^mntry I always aim to make prices on goods as •eat. Greystone, in Yonkers. The price £100,000 a year in England, and the is said to be $100,000. He ha* been of ( house reported to be the largest in the Th* New*Waathorough,bon*M*rirccktlon fered half a f-j ”-'— dollars J-"— •for — hia v’------' j land after Windsor, he naturally spent millinn summer home. Tt It ii is said flint that the n«wlv> newly- jI fhn tho tirtlb bulk r»f of Ma his Hmn time than* there. Win His toynmA. grand­ And prices on PRODUCE m High as the Highest and give was apjioiiitod, in 1795, Viot roy purchased tract will bo converted into a I father " “ 1 of Ireland, but evinced a liberality of every one a fair, square deal ' deer park. 1 I sentiment which the Government deemed , I>. C. GRIFFITH. Oou Bbh>oklani>, American Consul VILLAGE OFFICERS at Havre, rejxjrta progress in hia achemo too advanced; and, to the grief, of the of supplying the French cavalry with Irish people, outside ot Orange lodges, horww. Last wtwk he held a conference he waa recalled. On the day he left at Cincinnati with two army officers flout Dublin that city exhibited nil the signs hither to investigate the matter, and of public-mourning. The present Lord their inclusion is that American horses Fitzwilliam’s eldest'son, Lord Milton, >ori/tir» axe much better adapted to the aervioo spent much of his time in this country, and used to reside for montlis together, of the cavalry than French onoe. with hia wife and family, in Virginia. Suminy bch< >> :inm*<l»Uiy afler morning acrvlcr. United Statkh Minister Marsh will He died about three years ago. Prayer mwilnj on Thursday vvcnfngc. resign hia jxwition at the Italian court VTuraiiDIhT'ltl'jkJOPAI. CHUDCH-A. I). Xr» Mb. L. 8. WoOvwabd, a venerable IVA tvw. Paator. h-riirt. awry Sabbath at by next spring, the reason Ixiing that he Texan of three score years and ten, with a. tn. and 7 p m. Kabbalh aebod at is m. Prayer lb advancing in age. Mr. Marsh is 79 his daughter, in a wagon drawn by two years old.* He was Minister to Turkey mules, attempted to cross the Interna­ ?MilWifi girrrtorg. under President Taylor, having previ­ tional railroad, about teu miles north of ’ W H YOUNG, ously been a Vermont lawyer, and a Austin, says a Texan exchange, when, to member of Congress. His life lias, his terror and astonishment, just as the however, been devoted ifiainly to studies mules wore fairly on tho track the locoH A. BARBER. in philology and physic*, concerning mciivc dashed by on a down grade, cut­ I». Homeopathic Pb)»lcUa and Bunreos which ho has published a number of • Office, near rvatdeuoe, on eornar ol Waabiuf ting off and taking with H one of the valuable works. wheels of the wagon. File tongue, and 1— Lightest running machine made. 6— Great range of work. DR. C. W. GOUCHER, 2— Quietness ; no emus or gear wheelfl- 7— Ease of operation. A comparative analysis of the a tn tit- the two mules, but leaving Mr. Wood­ 3— Perfecr. double-thread lock stitch. 8— Automatic tension and automatic ward and daughter behind unhurt As tics presented in the suicide records of I—Durability, arising from simplicity take-up. Franco and Sweden h.u been mode by soon rs he could, the conductor stopped ol cvnatractiuu, hanhis** of wearing 9—Loose ---- - ----pulley ev for for,winding windingIrabbina Imbbins., Large arm for all kinds of work. put ts, uud absence of friction. M. Bertillon, of the Anthropological the train, found both mule* dead, in­ CHAS. B. BRADY, 5—Self-netting needle and self-thread_____ _ ___ __ ___. Light_______ muning. Finish and ____ duraquired tlie names of the unfortunates, Society, Paris, with the result of estab­ TTORNEY Bl L»w»»d Solicitor in Uhaoerry ing ahutile. bility. lirtel EiUU a>4 lu*ur>uc« Anut. ColMctinf It in the simplest sewing mnehine made, having fewer parts thnn any other, lishing, on what he thinks quite satis­ and, promising to make it all right, come »od Conveyaneinf a apcelalty. Bounty aM P«nFree from complications; it rever gets out of order; in always tendy for use and on to the city and reported the accident. •lujj Claim* proiaplly alU odd to. aud all olber factory evidence, the two following buakieM entnuteo to my car#. Office oypoallo Un­ easily managed by the most inexperienced. The direct application of power to laws: 1. Widowers commit suicide Maj. Hoxie, who rcpre*enta the Inter­ no liutua. NaahviU*. Mteh. the needle, and the mechanical simplicity and finfe-adjustment of its workiug more frequently than married men. national Railroad Company, called to parts make it the lightest running anil most silent machine in the market. L51UZ5 DURKEE 2. The presence and influence of chil­ pay the damage*, and tendered Mr. I AW YER, NoUry Public, R«U Estate and In.ur For sale by CL AGT., dren in the house diminish the inclina­ Woodward 8500, which he refused, Hav­ JLj ano* Agrnt. Collections prvmpdT made, and ing: “Ono hundred and aeveuty-flve tion to suicide in men and women. dollars will pay for the mules, and that EMOR Y PARADY. And Agent For Detroit Stove Works. A ParliamentAST return has been is­ USTICE OF THE PEACK Coawyaadng raresued, giving particulars as to the inflic lolly and ptarapUy aUandad to. Offica MS • Ll- U_'.. Ml.k A Reflult of the ML«wbwfppl Jetties. tion of corporal punishment in the Brit As a direct rwult of the buccciu of ish army and navy during the ten years Captain Eads' jetties at the mouth of the Vf 1>. Office o»»r UbU's Drag »tor», V.rended Dec. 31, 1878. It appears that in Mississippi River, is noted the present ' 1X1. moot.llh, Mteh. 1869 coqjoral punishment waa awarded remarkable demand,for huge grain carry- . H GR1SWOL. GRISWOLD, to sixty-one men in tho navy, the total ing for «l, tho W. IL ' ' 'liarges1 fnr a transportation of; NO STRONG,; Dress Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Notions, Cloths, Flannek, Ticks, Shirting, Stripes, Checks, Denims. Everybody. OFFICE HOURS: flteM JgOOT ±SD SHOE SHOP BOOTSondSHORg, FUtKSHQgSa .jwetaJty. A. BURCMAN J C. STEVK.Y8, Opposite Parady’s Shoe Shop, NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN, LOW AS THE LOWEST gittrtorg. LIGHT RUNNING DOMESTIC! Some Advantages of the of the Superior M Domestic A 1-'TXA.>T< BOISE, BLACKSMITHING. AND DON’T YOU FORGET IT. BOTTLES OF FRIZELLES VEGETABLE Blood Purifier SOLD ON THE PACIFIC COAST On its merits alone, not a dollar used » newspaper*, die. recomendation* of those lining it being aufUcirnt. to mak» thia enormous sale. Also. j XTb I | w ■ | j RflYpQ uF FR 7F FR uuauu ui ■ 11 I&.L.L.L.L. v —-...... 9 COMPOUND MiHDRAKE Hardware, Iron, IVails J number of hudira inflicted teiog 2,301. In 1870. flf tv-six men received in the ’ • . aggregate 2,122 lashes, and in 1871, fifty-one men received 1,810 lashes. Of late years flogging in the navy has greatly diminished. In 1876, nine men received 312 lashes ; in 1877, nix men received 200 lashes ; and in 1878, seven men received 228 lMh» During the «une poind there Ure been thirtyeighi M. 'ia^eIa at •'* demand . ’ Orleans. , ------ This -— — -------for barges is supplemented by the recent purchase of several of the moat powerful towboats ever built at Pittaburg, aud which were rvwil coal trade trade, fluxed at the ----------- NEW STOCK OF- And Rhubarb Pills, Sick Headache, Billlousness i quail tie. for you melt. । cc,u<r i ruu>p» [>urter iirwi llrTrt4 p uunre t roiujA »u<a1 uou give^to (ive^io caUa cull. day dv or night. nlchL j ----------------- - ~—... -----------------I LINT, P/lce, - - 25c. a Box ' originally designed for the i A noliNEY »t taw *ad solicitor in Cbsacery With wl11. !•*« “«* “ made. Courto ILmD. »iaUc. with 20 zu feet of wnh>r water no. ns- c.,llrrtUlu p,.,n ip4•jT Offic. otover South Pass, where th® jet- | Griffith* Bion. Nrabville, Mich. JUST RECEIVED? WE ARE SELLING THE CELEBRATED FRIZELLE BROS. Props. San Franosoo. I KRIZELI.E a Co., GwWril Ea»lcn> Agents, SB Woodward Zn., Detroit. 9500 ttevard ties are located, the river transportation ------ _ . __-----------------of grain to ocean hulls bids fair to assume L. PARAD x, .......................the ‘OverAMUFACTURKBofBooUandBbora. Mak!n< propot•"' lion, " that‘ m»y icop>rdizo < tb. Up. I• ■“a ^V'wi&n ,____ «________ Y. :thin Moy oaat 'Mifc it Mota cases of flogging in m the army, exclusive the past few weeks tho St 8t Louis aud '1 / R RASE Y. of cane* in which military prisoners have New Orleans Transportation Company I been flogged in prison. “nd the Miaeissippi Valley Tramqxa-ta- STANDARD SCREW FASTENED GOODS Heer corop'albL dyapepOa. aiek ta-dacb*. Udigas- Vi-irelabJr. ----- SOMETHING BETTER THAN----- Rscsht English court liractico bean, I “ purehMcra for riouncr. m«l borgc. ! re»rdof . ..mil, <* b-bclore. iHtirrllAnroui Card*. FOR FASTENING SOLES OF BOOTS & SHOES, WE RECOMMENDTHE <ATOI^C’OTT II OU BE, \V N»»hwill*, Mlchisnn. v ----- STANDARD SCREW I Tb. will of the late Mr. Gibson, of Ravenstonedale, has been proved in the Carlisle Odurt under 81,250 000 personalty Th»M.Uxy ot lire teetetor'. fnmlly i. . 1,, „ , J. cunous. There were five brother*, who ____ ____ .1 of .1 _ t__ .___ .___ were1____ born ... st .1 the end the 'nst century or the beginning of the present in one of the little dales of Westmoreland, and the last of the five has recently died. One brothersucceeded to the small family estate, two entered the church and one became a manufacturer in Kendal, the fifth dying at a comparatively eariy age. All were careful men, each remained unmarried, and each bequeathed to the surviving brothers hia wealth. The re­ sult is aefn in the proving of the will of the hist df the Ravenstonedale Gibsons. । in contradistinction to the cool or square ( barge. These craft are built to a model, , those recently contracted for are of C. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. feet, wulUi jjo feet, hold 9 feet The, .. cargo box " or receptacle for grain has _ . . . 1 1,500 tons. At present forty such barge■ are being built at different yards along the Ohio River, and the total uumlier of barges that will soon find cnijJoyment in the grain -carrying trade between the Health is Wealth BKCAUSE4T IS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO OFF THE SOLES 1 ■ 1 —-—---------| ^’AJIICHIfi, ; A ’ --------------- FASTENED WITH IT.---------- ity at 120. A “tow" of such bargeti couaixta, under favorable cxrcumrtances, of five, a loaded barge drawing about eight feet. To make the round trip be­ tween St. Ixiuia and New Orleana re­ Union Boom. quires twenty days, and the freight on •>otury I-*ur>li<-, wheat avenges eight cents per bushel. Al.pl. Orora, Mich The lack of return cargoes prevents this rate from Iniing as great a “ bonanza " as LIEBHAUSER, would appear from an income at 824,000 Maa. Abnold, the sole surviving sis­ for a three weeks' job. Nevertheletia it ter at “ Stonewall" Jackson, now lives is a good thing for those engaged in thia wholeaale way of sending grain down the in Buckhannon, W. Va. She was “ Fatlier of Waters.”—Scientific AmeriREADY MADE CLOTHING, throughout the war a faithful Unionist, although every member of her family, XstalH-wllIe. MlvK. Where Women Were Needed at the except ono—a young nephew—was a sePolls. and affection, and she inaiats that it won with extreme reluctance and profound misgiving that he took up arms against his country. He declared tliat be never pauy in thin city and is a well-known would go outside at Virginii to" fight; I resident of the town. The friendfl w of he voted against the ordinance of seces- ' Mr. . Hopkins, alxrat an hour before the ia o!d Virgin;., ^.i nrg«. hi. ter to use her influenc* tokeepWiat; A P " ‘ _ Jtation wa* ....................... held, and it was deto utilize the new law giving worn­ Virginia faat to the Union. A profound- ch . _ e privilege ol voting. Accordingly several farm wagons were procured and even tiler he had taken up the nwurd •ent through th* district to gather in “ If we arc right, God will prosper ns farmers wives and daughters. di the fannenT Tho wagons returned to the • » noils with 107 to bring about the fulfillment of Prof. Who? .What? KOCHER BROS. NEW GOODS " SPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO OUR Ladies M. Beaver Cloaks, 'pHAT HUNBAND OF MINE I Get. hl. BQAVJNG and HATH CUTTOrO Imported Cashmeres, g i. BUSH. “THE BOSS- DraltnlJS,^^ AT[ MT0 I :u<*nt. *n4 ■!! olbc.- tuatu | prmriHlr vneadeJto. | IIHIflffl; ps*Ua Ihm-Ht *» IIWIHIISkeSK ebargr. aod adrtar ycra uftu pal'Dl.-i-'itltt. Al!« mapondmtee alrterh rvaSderiria). Prkwaaatow NERVOUS DEBILITY. DRESS TRIMMINGS in Worsted, Silks and Satins. 8001 AND SHOE MAKER, t3T IN ELEGANCE AND STYLE THE ABOVE GOODS caunot be equalled in this market. Ladies fail not to see them before you purchase. WILLIAM JONES, Befnro Taking io- of Prints, Flannels, Waterproofs, Cashmere Suitings, Carpets, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Groceries, tc., I, luger Mid belter selected than erer brforr „ ■> inepeetioa .ill convince DENTISTS, N Batevilla. Mick. MR WEHIIGION MILLS SSK CIOHIIC, fail New York World. a watch manufactory. It begins with The ml : facilities for turning out six watchc* <« I. T. tab*. rSn.h»-!te. Joss t». nd IS W. NO PATENT NO PAY. THEY HAVE GOT ’EM g David Hopkins and Gustavo Dettioff were candidates for School Trustee in I District No. I of New Lota, L. L, at th* I - CALL AND SEE THEM Bokh Barber 1 �... SYRUP! :-v. e sum of three motion pre­ BOARD OF MUFERVlbORS. reocas till 11 Thursday, Oct. 14,1880. •Board met at 8 o'clock. Journal read and approved. • The committee on claims further re­ ported upon the following bills ; Am'i Ain't claimed. rac'd Enoch Andrus. Clerk. forenoon session, (Continued.) On again coming to older, the speci­ al committee appointed at the April session offered the following report; To the Board of Huperrieort of Barry Oownty. Gentlemen.—Yonr committee to whom was referred the, matter of ex­ amining the Plat of the City of Hast­ ings-on file in the Heghter’s Office would rospectfully report that we havo examined the same nnd find it in a very mutilated condition and would recommend that tee Register-of Deeds of this. County be authorized to pro­ cure a new plat. Oct. 14. 1880. Oscar Matthews, Com. Chas. M. Mack, John Q. Cressy, , On motion of Mr. Abbey the report was accepted, and on motion of Mr. Creasy the sante was adopted. The committee on county buildings now offered their report as follows: To the Honorable Board of Bnpervioort of the County of Barry. Gentlemen—Your committee on County buildings would report that they have visited the county farm and find th«> buildings in good order but would *Teccommend the building of a storm shed or dove over the west dove of county house also the putting in of a window in west side of furaance room also repairing of fence on east and north side of jail also the repairing of brick work over outside cellar door and repairing of plastering on inside. All of which is respectfully submitted. Charles F. Cock, Chairman. On motion of Mr. Cressy the report was accepted. On motion of Towne the same was ad<M)ted. The-committee on salaries offered the following as their report. 7b the Board of Superrieort of Barry County. Gentlemen—Your committee to whom was referredtlie matter of sal­ aries would respectfully report the, following: That the Judge ot Probate receive an­ $700 nually 900 Treasurer receive annually Prosecuting AtPy receive an­ 700 nually GOO County Clerk receive annually 125 J. M. Nevins, Supt. of poor 05 Leonard E. Stauffer " 45 Porter Button • ..t'l,. i :i.x Sahmm von March ate of bull On motion of Mr. Abbey, the report was acaepted, On motion of M;. Cock, No. 62 was disallowed. On motion of Mr. Nichols (Geo. C.) Nq. 54 wsa allowed at the sum of : Hare, the amount claimed. Ormotion of Ml. Towne, the — aBiiiiihiii. was adopted. On motion of Mr. Towne, Boai a recess till 1 o'clock p. m. Enoch Andrus. Clerk. ahoee for Mr* Merrill traasgortaiion of Mrs Tony July AFTERNOON SESSION. Board met at one o’clock with the members all present. The committee on claims further re ported upon the following bill: So. Name Natereof etaUn A78Enoefa Andrus, rahcrllan' 71 Goo C Nichols, attending < 78 CoA *■ Bevan, printing. T9 Dr Wm Upjohn, medical > io 83 Wm Klllrn juittae hoe----:.... ....... 1011 83 laoac Seraxtbool, Dep libel iff feee 10 bi 19*3 MM -u*° On motion of Mr. Abbey the report was accepted. On motion of Mr. Swift, No. 84 was disallowed. On motion of Mr. Abbey, the report, as amended, was adopted. The committee further reported that they had discovered an error in claim No. 60 a portion being included in No. 6, and having been already audited. On motion of Mr. Cressy, the Clerk was instructed to deduct the sum of $1.98 from the amount of said claim, that being the sum included in No. 0. Walter S. Powers was introduced, and made some explanation of a bill filed by him at the January session, and which had been disallowed by the Board at that time. On motion uf Mr. Kilpatrick, the matter was referred to the committee on claims for Investigation. On motion of Mr. Towne Board took a recess till 7 o’clock p. m. Enoch Andrus, , Clerk. labor on farm repairing grain cradle berriaa and cabbage pii culling grain and ban vinegar barrel repalre on bogyy labor on farm labor in bonne madieina dry goods box an 98 ter abor threshing doctortnc hoc* bat fur Marion Itbodee Nor is By order on county Trtaaurer Doo* '• .. .. Jan'y 34 order on county Tioaaurtr 31 corn etalk■ told Feb 3 cow hide sold April 1 ord»r on county Twwarcr 17 wheat arid ?< order on county Treasurer May 20 47 bu wheat sold ' 42 90 39 48 5000 NM MM 25 00 EVENING SEBSIGN. ' Total 831 K> The committee on claims reported The County House, situated about that they had examined the claim of three and one-half miles south-east of Walter S, Powers and would recom­ mend that he be allowed the sum of the city of Hastings, is a fine new $15.10 that being the amount deducted brick building, with a front upright 32z44 feel, with a wing 26x66 feet. from u former bill presented by him On motion of Mr. Nichols (Lewis A.) All of it is two stories high above the basement, which is entirely above the report was accepted. After some disscusaion, on motion ground on the east side. The building of Mr. Creasy, the matter was laid on is in fine condition and will accomodate from 35 to 40 paupers. The old house the table. Mr. Swift offered the following res­ has been moved back and fitted up for wood bouse, tool bouse, hog pen and olution and moved ite adoption: Jiwolrcd, That the Supervisors of storage rooms. There is also ou the the several townships, and of the farm a grain and hay barn, a horse barn and granary, all in excellent con­ wards of the City of Hastings are authorized to spread upon the as­ dition, sessment rolls tor the year 1880 the several sums of money that may be CROPS. legally icportod. There haa been raised during the Motion prevailed and resolution present season: adopted. » 349 bushels of wheat: 107 bushels of The Superintendents of the Poor now offered the following os their an­ oats: 200 bushels of po totoes(estimated) 1200 bushels of ears of corn ; 50 bushels nual report; of rata bagas; 10 bushels of beans: To the Board of iSupervuort of Barry 1 20 bushels of onions; 10 tons of hay. County. STOCK ON FARM. We, the undersigned county Super­ 2horses; 4 cows; 8yearling cattle; intendents of the Poor for Burry Co., 8 calves ; ID bogs; 18 shoots. would respectfully submit the follow­ ing report of the business of the Poor [Value of products of county department during the past year: form (estimated) $ 785 70 Value of products sold165 77 Value of county Farm aud buildings (estimated).10 00000 Value of live stock(eatimated) 605 00 Value of farming implements |«r*oas lemporarUr retain(estimated) ""250 00 Value of all other property (estimated) 500 00 All of which is rcspectfuHy aubmitlor elouilng ted. John M. Nevins, Porter Burton, L. E. Stauffer. Supt's of Poor. On niotion of Mr. Cressy, the report was accepted and adopted. Mr. Cock moved that the'Clerk be instructed to procure a blank order book for the use of the Superintend­ ents of the Poor, which motion prevaled. A communication was received from the publisher of the Barry County Democrat, which was read, and. on motion of Mr. Creasy received and placed on file. Mr. Matthewb (Oscar) moved that the sum of twenty dollars be paid each ot the five county papers fur publish­ ing the proceeding of the Board for the enrrent year, Motion prevailed by 1he following vote. Ay<«—Messrs. Bellinger. Burpee, Creasy, Cleveland, Cock, Durkee) Manchester, Mack, Matthews (Allen and Matthews (Oscar)—10 Nays—Mr. Kwift-L Total. $8185 The amount allowed Mr. Burton is for his services rendered since January 1880, all of which is respectfully sub­ mitted. Orson Swift, ) Lewis A. Nichols, • Com. B. F. Burpee, \ The report was, on motion of Mr. Creasy accented, and on motion of Mr. Matthews (Oscar) the same was adopt­ ed. ■ The committee bn equalization now offered the following report: 7b tke Board of Sunervitort; ' Gentlemen—Your committee to wbnm was referred tho equalization of the several assessment rolls, would respec^ully report as follows. ii El ?!fl! wF isi ■i & hmirtn stt*2 8 E All of which is respectfully submit A. J. Kilpatrick, A. C. Towne, Geo. W. Abbey, William Cridler, Com. Geo. C. Nichols, Lewis A. Nichols, Edgar F. Ntk, , Ou motion of Mr. Creasy the report -------- ccepted. On motion of Mr. Swift, further consideration of the report watt post­ poned till after the election of a Sup­ erintendent of the Poor this afternoon. On motion of Mr. Towne, Board took a recess till one o'clock p. m. Enoch Andrus, Clerk. Mr. Abbev, Board took receas of half an boar. Eooch Akdrds, Clerk. AFTERNOON SESSION CONTINUED. Ou again coming to order, Board re­ sumed consideration of the report Of' the committee on equalization. Mr. Abbey moved the adoption the report. Mr. Matthews (Allen) moved to amend adding fifteen_________ per centto ......... - _by _______ _ _______ valuation of Pnurieyille as assessed, instead of five per cent as recommend­ ed by the committee, which amend­ ment waa lost by the following vote, Ayes—Messrs, Manchester, Matthews (Allen) Matthews (Oscar)—8, Nays—Messrs. Abbey, Bellinger, Burpee, Creasy, : Cleveland. Cock, Cridler, Durkee, Kilpatrick.Mack, Nye Nichols (Geo. C.) Nichols (Lewis A.) Swift and Towne- IA The vote now occurring on the origin­ al motion the same was adopted by ayes and nays as follows; Ayes—Messrs. Abbey. Bellinger; Burpee. Creasy. Cleveland. Cock, Cridler, Durkee, Kilpatrick, Manches­ ter, Mack. Matthews (Oscar) Nye, Nichols (Geo. C.) Nichols (Lewis A.) Swift and Towne—17. Nays—Mr. Matthews (Allen)—1. The committee on finance now of­ fered the following report. To the Honorable Board of Snpervitort. Gentlemen—Your committee on Finance would respectfully report Die following amounts of money to be raised by tex for the ensuing year. State tax *"* $12,776 * 10 For County tex as follows; 8,500 Poor Fund Salaries of Co. officers 8,165 4.000 Court expenses 2,800 Asylum fund 6,000 Miscellaneous fund Rent of I*robate office 400 County canvassers 100 Birthsand deaths Supervisor’s fund 800 ? E AH of which is submitted. Geo. C. Nichols, L. A. Nichols, Chas, M. Mack, . . i Committee. On niotion of Mr. Cressy, the report was accented. Mr. Kilpatrick moved to amend the report by striking out the sums charged Itack to the townships of Baltimore | and Woodland, which motion prevailed. The report, as amended, was the adopted. ‘ It satisfactorily appearing to the Board from the statement of tlie Coanty Treasurer that the above sums stricken from the report, had been paid to the former Treasurer and not ac­ counted for by him to the present Treas­ urer, Mr., Swift moved that the chair appoint a committee of one to demand payment of the same from the widow of said former Treasurer. Motion prevailed and Mr. Cridler of Rutland waa appointed as such com­ mittee. .On motion of Mr. Swift, claim No. 3 was laid on tlie table till January sestion. Mr. Mathews (Oscar) offered the fol­ lowing and moved the adoption therein contained: । We the Board of Supervisors of the County of Barry in meeting assembled having examined the plat of the village £>w city) of Hastings on file in the gidter s office of this county found 1 I the same in a very mutilated condition and in our judgment the same ought to be copied in order to preserve the re­ cord of the same, therefore. | Betolred: That we the said Board of Supervisors do ht-reoy authorize and direct the Register of Deeds of this county to procure a copy of said plat । to be used in tho Register’s office of this county, and as a part of said ReI cords in accordance with the statute in , such case made and provided. Dated Hastings, Oct. 16th, 1880. I Oscar Matthews. I Motion prevailed. The Board then adjourned till Monday,January 3rd, at the hour of 8 p. m. Lewis Durkee, Attest, Chairman. Enoch Andrus, County Cleric. | Total of county taxes . 20,810 00 Total of State aud Co, taxes 23,58500 All of which is respectfully submit­ ted. Geo. B. Manchester,) Charles F. Cock, ' Oscar Matthews, Com. Chas. M. Mack, O. M. Cleveland, , On motion of Mr. Creasy, the report was accepted, and on motion of Mr. Towne, t he same was adopted and re­ ferred to the committee on apportion­ ment. *TMr. Towne moved to amend the res olution adopted yesterday in regard to printing by restricting bids for 5the St. Paul recommended "a little wine same to theCityof Hastings, which for the stomach's Bake.*1 If he had liv­ motion was carved by the following ed until now he would have recom­ vote. mended Frizelle’s Blood Purifier and Ayes—Messrs. Bellinger, Cress;. Mandrake and Rhubarb Pills. Cleveland, Cock, Kilpatrick, Matthews [Oscar] Nye and Towne—8. f LOCAL matters Nays—Messrs. Abbey. Burpee, Crid­ Aicw Itakery, ler, Durkee, Mancheat, Matthews, [Al­ len) pnd Swift—7. A good live bakery should be ap­ Absent on committee—Messrs. preciated by the citizens of Nashville, Nichols (Geo. C.) Nichols (Lewis A.] and 1 am now prepared to keep con­ and Mack—3. stantly on hand Fresh Bread, Rusk, The committee on claims reported Cakes. Pies, and a full Imo of Baker’s that they had investigated tho claim Goods. Board by the day or week. of Walter 8. Powers nnd would re­ N. A. Shaw. v commend the allowance of the same at the sum of seven and 11-100 dollars. ; V9" Dr. H. A. Peterman of Marshall, On motion of Mr. Cock, the report । will be at the post office in Assyria ' was accepted. । Center every other Wednesday afterAfter some discussion, on motion of j noon, and at the Wolcott hoiiRe, NashMr. Matthews [Allen] the same was I ville everv other other Thursday, comadopted. mencing.Nov. lOtli and 11th. T(ie Dr. On motion of Mr. Towne. Board ad 1 treats Nervous Diseases with constant iouraed till to morrow morning at the success. Those suffering with Insanity, hour of eight a’clock.Nervous Prostration, Spinal Disease, Enoch Andrus, Sciatica aud other forms of Neuralgia Clerk. | will consult their own best interest oy cod suiting him. 7-10 . Saturday, Oct. 16th, 1880. Board met pursuant to adjournment. Roll called. Journal read and approv­ ed. Mr. Kilpatrick mo red to reconsider tho vote by which the resolution in re­ gard to the county printing had been adopted. Motion prevailed by the following vote. Ayes—Messrs. Abbey, Bellinger, Burpee, Cressy, Cleveland, pock, Cridler, Durkee. Kilpatrick, Matthews [Oscar] Mack, Nye, Nichols [Geo. CJ NichoH [Lewis A.] Swift and Towne -16. Nays—Messrs. Manchester, and Matthews [Allen]—2. Mr. Swift moved to receive the res­ olution which motion prevailed by the following vote. Ayes—Messrs, Bellinger, Burpee, Creasy, Cleveland, Cock, Cridler, Durkee, Kilpatrick, Mack, Matthews [Oscar] Matthews [Allen] Nye, Nichols [Geo. C.J Nichols [Lewis A.] Swift and Towne—16. Nays—Messrs. Abbey and MauchesMr. Swift offered the following res­ olution and moved ite adoption. /.’csoltwl: That the Clerk be instruct­ ed to let all jobs of printing that may be necessary for the county [except the proceedings of the Board of Supervis­ ors] . to the lowest bidder in Bony County. Motion lost by the following vote: Ayes—Messrs. Abby, Manchester, Mathews (Allen,) Nichols (Geo. C.) and Swift—5. N ayo—Messrs. Bellinger, Burpee, CrfiMV, Clevland, Cock, Cridler. Dur­ kee, Kilpatrick, Mack,Math«ws (Oscar,) Nyc, Nichols (Lewis A.) and Towne, 10. On motion of Mr. Towne, Board tooK a recess till 10:30 o'clock a. tn. Enoch Andrus, Clerk. AFTERNOON SESSION. Board met pursuant to adjournment with members all present. FORENOON SESSION CONTINPXD. This being the hour fixed for the elec On again coming to order the com­ tion of a Superintendent of the Poor on motion of Mr. Mack, Board proceed­ mittee. on apportionment submitted Nye. Nichols ed to an informal ballott with the the following as the report: following rwilt: . Whole number votes east, IB. Of which John M. Nevins rac’d. 10 -Your committee on " “ Charles Hicks rac'd 7 taxes would respeet“ \ William Merrick Jee’d. 1 y have apportioned On motion of Mr. Nichols (Lewis A.) rb<- nevetal Townof the I Board jwncwdrd ♦«> s formal ballot tiiecity of Hastings, that .rite us follows: CFBuy your School Books of F. T. Boise. A complete line. .use for the cure of cxMght, coldo, hoanenew, croup, tickling sensation in the throat, whooping cough, etc. Over a million bottle* told within the latt few peart. It gives relief where,ever need, and the power to impart benefit, that cannot be had from the cough mixtures now in use. Sold by all druggists at $5 cents per bottle. Kellers' User Pills are also high­ ly recommended for curing liver com­ plaint, constipation, sick headache, fe­ ver and ague,' and all diseases of the stomach and liver. Sold by all drag gist at 25 cents per box. 1*11.tabxirg, T*»e. Michigan ®entra!3|Uiln>aL main Mali-..---------a**P-ts- ArriT. D«tro4tHC».e Arrix.DrtteHtao^B, Arrix. Detroit LSa L m Arrive DMrott H8lb •MgtH Eipre«_ 6M a other run dally except Sunday. ry Warm meals at all hours at •________ Dunham’s. rywill pav the highest market price in cash for unsalted butter Farm­ ers bring in your butter and save the salt.___________________ E. Reese. CT* Go to Dunham’s for Oysters and Lunchea._______ ;___________ ry Bib- your Dry Goods,Boots Shoes, Hats. Caps, Groceries, Provisions, Crockery, Notions, etc,, of E. Reese, who always sells at the lowest prices. Ey Oysters in every style at _______ Dunham’s. ty For Jewelry and Watches go to F. T. Boise. QT Acworth’s Business Collage, Battle Creek, Mich., offers superior mlvantages to gentlemen nnd ladies desiring a knowledge of the commer­ cial brunches. CF Those suffering with Sciatica and other severe Nervous affections should be sure to consult Dr. Peterman at As«yn» Center, Nov. 10tb, nnd at Wolcott bouse, Nashville, on Nov. Uth. IVew Millinery Goods. Mrs. M.E.Runvsn has just received a full and complete line of Millinery tteei-Wedte Peterman will be held at As­ on Nov. 10th, and at Wol­ cott House, Nashvilte. Nov. 11th, toexamine and prescribe for those suffering with Nervous and Chronic diseased ASH VILLE U VERY. ' J. OSMAN, Prop. I sat prepared to faratei 8IHGLE OR DOUBLE TDBH-0UT8 7* "GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. EA8TWAR1 . STATIONS. Gr'd Rapid*Lr. MUdl.rlJJe... Raallkea,....... Naah-rille Vermontville Charlotte 1:1: IM7 MM 11J7 Detroit... WESTWARD. STATIONS. Detroit, . ........ . Jackaoo,... Rlvee Juaetlon, Ezton Raplde,. Charlotte---VermootTllle NtehviJ]e._. Haatlnce M'ddlevlUe.... Hammond Grand Rapid.,. ■ame depot at Detroit with Greet Western, Grand Trunk *nd Canada Southern Railways. E. C. BROWN, H. B. LEDYARD. Am t Gen’l Hupt Jackaon. Gen l 8up't Petrol P. T. BOISE, DRUGGIST, (Successor to Boise Bros.) YOU CAN FIND AT MY STORE .Yledtciuea, Chemicals. Pulnts, Oils. Varnishes, Surgical Instruments And all the leading Remedies in Patent & Propriatory Medicines School Books, Blank Books, Miscellan's Books. A LARGE LINE OF New Goods for Woodlaud. Having just returned from -Detroit, with a naw stock of fall and winter goods, bought at u bargain aud nm pre­ pared to give satisfaction to aU pur­ chasers of general merchandise. See them before you buy. J. W. Holmes. 7 Line. ON AND AFTER DEC. IA M7», TRAINS O> Bibles, Autograph and Photograph Albums A COMPLETE LINE OF Wall Paper and Bordering, [TRIMMED FREE.) AS FINE A LINE OF As there is io town, and all war­ ranted to be as represented or money refunded. Before buj at al. Pracriptimu .v. T. Q ■OI8B. W. SMITH SELLS GENUINE MASON FRUIT CANS I EITR1 TOPS AND RUBBERS. WHITE FISH, TJROVT, LIKE HEBRF%G, ----- By the pound or keg.----- Sugar, Tea COFFEE BOLGONAB, MMObW WUW. HERRING A HALIBUT, ^=FRE8H= AND^-^ SALT MEATS, COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS AND HEAPS OF MADE A SPECIALTY CROCKERY. J. OSHAN. C. W. SMITH. �Store of sent for Dr. Van Ilm n, who left* num­ ber of mophtac powders, with the Travers Oct. 28<b, by cutting his throat NOV.«. 1890. directions to take one when the pam witharaiaor. SATURDAY, came on. Site took ten powders in one | John Ferry, aged 42 years. Suicided night and it stopped the pain, and very in Detroit on Sunday, by cutting his VIOIHITY LOCALS. nearly her breath. She sent Tor anoth­ throat with a raisor. er doctor, who said it was a wonder it S.'Edgarton a brakeman was killed • JOHSSTOWK ITUS, didn’t kill her. She is better now. at Lapeer. Wednesday in a wreck caus­ The latest in—a special lot of Last week Thursday Rance By­ ed bj^misplmscd switch. Hog cholera and epizootic are all the ington’s wife of Battle Creek and an­ Pat®k Parley/a farmer living near other woman came to Assyria Center Pine Lake was thrown from a wagon rage. . • The political meeting at the King and called for Henry Wilber and foond ou Wednesday and instantly killed. him at Ashley's. Mrs. Byington told school house proved to be a failure. John Cunningham fell-from the dock Henry that the child she bad was his, Girie! its lean year, so get your men and be was soon to be daddy to an­ at Port Austin, Oct. 21. and was drown­ and take them borne, The time is most other child by another woman at the ed. He had been drinking in a saloon. gone. At three Rivera, Oct. 26th, the pulp­ Creek, and she waa going to complain The Bev. F. M. Jayson delivered a on him and be had better leave, and mill ol Milard i French, was destroyed fine political speech at the Johnstown she would go with him, so they went, by fire. Loss 866,00, partially insured. church last Sunday. bought a ticket fur Saginaw, went to Wm. Henry was arrested in Jackson Dont inquire whp that person*!* w ho Lansing and changed cars, but. Henry on Saturday forgery, and held for the jumped the train, andleft Mrs. Bying­ authorities of Aulmm Ind., where the I.adiew ton without a cent in her pocket. Hen­ act was committed. Mrs. Mary Allen a former visitor, ry came back to Assyria the next-morn­ The body of an uriknrwn man was and relative of the King’s of Johns­ ing, looking like one who hud been found hanging to a tree near Ypsilonti town, haa gone to California to spend stealing sheep. Byington waa in Bell­ od the 28th. There was nothing by evue the next day looking for his wife, which toddentify hin. the winter. found her nt Lansing. He haa had a Young ladies don’t run off and have, a deal William Barlow, an employe on the of trouble with Fer, nnd if he gets IS COMPLETE. WE HAVE AN ELEGANT DISPLAY IN clandestine marriage and send work bold of Ilenrv, he will make mince meat Flint & Pere Marquette railroad, fell back to your folks that you were mar­ out of him, for lie is a knocker. Hank, between two cars at Coleman, Oct. 28, ried three weeks before. It plight has left for parte unknown nnd was and was crushed to death. make a talk. So did Susie. At Batle Creek, Tuesday night, burgoing north cross-lots when last seen. The Green backers held a meeting at ' H.H. । glare went through the residence of the Grange Hall of Johnstown nud had i Dr. Kellogg and several rooms in the TSC Our stock of DRESS GOODS was never more complete than now. We call special an immense crowd. A. E. Dosy, a sanitarium, capjtdriug 8100 worth of BALTIMORE ITEMS. very stiff Republican, shot several of property. 1 attention to our Camels’ Hair and Cashmeres. his wads, but the speaker caught them It has fallen upon me to write the Edward.Sweeney of Detroit? demo­ This week we show extra bargains in LADIES’ AND GENTS’ UNDERWEAR. We all in his teeth. chit-chat of our neighborhood, I sup­ cratic candidate for the legislature, Gilbert Roswell and wife of Johns­ pose it is customary to make some pre­ was jailed on/ Wednesday night for pay more money for a 56c vest and pants than any other house in town. Therefore we show town after a series of frequent spate in liminary remarks. 1 will indeavor to fighting in thd etrect with another poli­ regard to “the one,’ made up tlieir do my duty to the best of my ability, tician of tne same stripe named Ryan1 you the best 50c. garment in Barry county. minds that this world was rather small writing nothing but the truth, not al­ Fred Hopkinf (of Detroit murderous­ FiC We are receiving a large line of WINTER CAPS for Men and Children in Cloth and so choeing their witnesses, both agreed ways the whole truth, as an old adage ly assaujMSr^Kis room-mate, Heary We also have a fine stock of'WOLF ROBES. , that she should take one third of evepr- says, “tlie -truth should not be spoken Dawson on Sunday night and stabbed Fur. thing and each choose an onposite at xll times,” and hoping to steer above him three times inflicting wounds KT Our Grocery Department is Complete. We quote good brown Sugar at 8c. light at 9c. way. ,;ffhe next morning found their the low criticisms generally thrust at which will probably probably prove If you want six and twelve months’ prices (or pay when you can), don’t call on me—I twu headn resting on one pillow, with a scribe. .. fatal. all the former matrimonial bliss, sound lively for a week past. But if you want good goods at the very lowest cash prices, call and see me I The body of Mrs. Dr. Hall of Davis- don’t make them. and fresh as ever. Then and there Mattie Walton is reported better. burg was found to have been taken they did declare and solemnly swe-r. Mr. O. McManis is progressing slow- I j from the grave on. Saturday, by body and I will do you good. that they would live happy the rest of ly with his new house. ' . . u snatchers and large rewards have l>eeu their natural life. They are now en­ - Reheso Granger .wants to sell or offered fur tlie recovery of the body, joying the loving glances of each oth­ trade his farm for a smaller one. anj tiie detection of the crimals. er. The News man can have his pocketi A man named Enrol, employed at a p A. NICHOLS, the Boot A Shoe Han of Nnohrille. The great question of the Johnstown li undkerehief by calling at our shop. camp at McBride’s, near St. Luuis, was ■*-»hinition, NJ. tiuefiste, «srho is the reportei for the Mrs. VanWinkle of Battle Creek is engaged loading logs on n truck when Nashville News! Only a visiting her nephew, Rehesa Granger. when the chain broke nnd the log roll ­ Greenbacker. Husking corn and making apple but- ed badk. knocking Duval against a COUNTY LINE ITEMS. I i^riiu principal business at present. pointed stick which penetrated his CD c m ~ back and frightfully wounded him, — ’ Jas. Endsley is running a cider mill. Oct. 47th. Is this “Ingin summer”! James is the right man iu the right J. D. Adams of Climax, Kalamazoo .[ M£dLEb”'t r“l“X1'' l,>,r b’n‘ l>i?£.Fultou,Iromtl>o «mth pari of Co., commenced in the pioneer days of Michigan, a poor boy and his own ex­ x t .... , , .. . I the state,isvisitinghersisterMrs. ertion has emmasseil a comfortable for­ Al. Bassett went to Hillsdale thw j Lapbam. « IA ZT | WARHANTEU 6 mr*. Hewn ! Hand Inrtratune,-------------and now--------owns--the farm week to see his daddy. .. . — >premium ----------------— “• ineut* at BARGAINS AGENTS WANTFD. Tom Niles has been on a visit to the ' Frida/afternoonMr. Tanner isdo- I °! Micliigan, containing 500 acres, 400 -J I lilmtnOod rrr^ a." i-rt.'i-u UATALOGUK ■»__ ■___FREE. *• .. HORACE . a .«rr, renrv nt tha «tn»o ■ j,™, I of which is under improvement It is CO eastern part of the state. o > lug the carpenter work. wpJI Btocke(1 with |,OIF<.M> 8|iet,p and tn O a. o John aud Will Mnsor: had an oldD. Ickes has purchased the old farm । cnttle, all ahigh grad? of blooded stock, n° fashoned corn husking, on Monday of Ell Eaton. Mr. Ickes is pretty near | hjs|is horses Laving taken liril premi co * last. what people call, land poor. IIJUS al ^jie Kalnmazoo fairs, his sheep, CO (R Misses. Laura nnd May Crowell were A good many families have lieen sup-| many of them being vnlncd at $100. visiting their old home aud friends plied with apples from the orchard of He has5000 lbs. of wool in Ins barn, F THE NEW FOOD last week. G, R. Durfee. .Mr. Mr. Durfee hns ~a chcicr choice ' Mr. Adams 'is now 72 years old, yet he /I T-T * »»» <» »» /I xit, and he ho is in very liber- 1 is ns hale aud lithe, ns------------------tunny who— are 1 ___________ Another County-liner’s got the Mis- selection of fruit, several years his junior. ■sisouri fever. J. Ehret wishes to sell al with it. out and go west. . Mr. E. Hannon has gone on a hunting ' School Report. There’s lots of news since election, excursion. His daughter Addie has but every one says “have yon heard left the state of single blissfullness, and joined that of matrimony. Her ! Report of i ntermediate department. how election went.” W. H. King’s hired hand. Jim. San­ school teaching days are over. I Union school, Nashville for Oct 2nd ford, is rusticating and visiting in WisMr. Clute spoke at the Grange hall month of school. Friday evening to a full house, bqt it cousin, went last week. Names of pupils whose average Farmers are finishing up their road seemed that some came to be heard in­ standing during the month is 100. work, unfinished by reason of tlie wet i stead of hearing- It was annoying to । VinnieNichols, Lily Feighner, Maud the speaker as well as those that want ­ ' Cross, Otic Wolcot,Ettie Wolcot, Edna birk i« nojcrvaler Blood Producer and Llfcweather in the.spring. ,u»uJnlnK Principle In the world of food* or Truman, Percio Demaray, Jennj Kel­ Thepoliticans have kept things live­ ed to hear. medicine than MALT BITTKH3. prepared from The sabbath school was reorganized logg. Jessie Ball. Fannie Aylsworth, ly at the Norton school house, but now fnfertnentrd Malt, Hop*, and Quinine. They feed I Thomas Martin. Minnie Hogan, Mabie for the winter at the Durfee school the body ar.d tho brain, enrich the blood' rolidify people can breath free again. the bone* harden the muxlca, quiet the nerrea, house, with the ’ following officers: Boston. Charles Heckathorn, Johnny Strange as it may appear., there has Supt., Wm. Seeley; Asst. SupL. Mary cheer tho mind, perfect dlKotlon.rrguhte the atomI Flint, Earnest Pennock,Eddie Mallory. been but oue political meeting held at Granger; Rev. Sherk is pastor for the I Johnny Wolcot. Minnie Fowler. Geo. the Crowell school house this campaign. coining year. I Selleck, Katie Burgess. Clinton Coe, of imitation* *|n>barly namrt Look for tho Corn aud potatoes are about secured, I COMPANY’S SIGNATURE which appear* plainly Mr. Peter Kenieriing has ran his en­ Lilie Pirady, Newton Kellogg, Hattie 1 on the label of every boitol Sold every when-. especially the latter, which is most to gine into winter quarters. He 1ms had Hummel. George Burgninn, Emma 5- 8 MALTBirri.Rsi <>. Bo«um,Maaa. secure for the cucoumgenieut of grang­ a good run of threshing, and given Vanocker nnd Cora Reese. New nnd very Attractive Slylea arc ers. . Senei al satisfaction. It was predicted MAQRU now re*dv BEST CABINET ORThe next catalogue of Olivet college lat they would have a bust up, but Al. For any Case of Catarrh it will not Cure. DlfiuUn .CANS IN THE WORLD,winner* of Teacher. will show an attendance of 296 in all McManis proved himself capable of hlgheat dGtlnctlon al every great departments. The freshman class runing an engine. J. D. WEATHERFORD, ot the llouteof A. T. Stewart A Co , Chicago, IIL, write -Gentlemen. I take nnd woatn'i ttnimoi for TBtrvs*B HenE. auu rt*«*. Price, |J1. ew, SM, S10S, numbers 46 of whom 2-1 are ladies. Grammar deportment, report for nleMure In Informing Tou that I hare u»ed Hvll'* Catarrh Cure. It ha. cured me I wa* very bad—and . don’t he.UaU. to wy that It will cure any caw, of Catarrh. J. D WEATHERFORD. । niUTTlT ;to 1400 ard upward*. For ca*y paymonth ending Oct 29th 1880. Election in Kalamo passed off quiet­ We manufacture and »ell it with a positive guarantee that It will cure any caw Accept n<>«ub*lllute. i 11 A In IilN ,went. Hai a quarter and upward*. FERM0NTV1LLE ITEMS. Whole number enrolled, 55 For *a!e bv drugeiat* generally. If yorfr druggiat docs not happen to hare II fend to us and we «ill for- | UH1HDU1 ctalocue. iree. MASON 4 HAMly, the Republicans carrying the town Price, 7 S eta per Bottle. J. CH UN K Y A CO., Toledo, O. n D p * M Q ‘LIN ORGAN IN).. 154 Tremont SL, Average attendance. 44.05 ward al once. by niiout 40 majority over both Dem­ Buxines* is brisk again. U II II fl II P BOSTON. 48 East 14th St., (Union No. neither absent or tardy. 13 ocrat and Greenback. (Square.) NEW: 149 Wabaab Ave, K. Kimmel is on the sick list 6- S CHICAGO. TOTUC AOI1CICO. r pHE NASHVILLE LEVATOR, W. H. King will soon take up his Teacher. I Peace and quiet reigned supreme on - I Sine* ihe Introduction of Kellottg’* Columbian residence in the village again. How election day. for • 011,11 ba* made more permanent cure* aad irtven Report of primary department J-JENR1 ’ ROE, Proprietor pleasant to have a house in town, to better satiatactlon on KidneyC-mplalntaand KbcuRev. J. Young will go into winter ! the month of Oct. retire to, when the cold winds of win­ Whole number enrolled quarters at Sheridan. •M ----- OLD RELIABLE----ter sweep o’er the land. 39 knowutu a tafe and reliable agent to employ acafn,t Doc. Snell has a student iu physic, i Average daily attendance The West Kalamo IL R. Club is grap­ all ache* and pain*, which aru Hie forerunner* uf No. neither tardy or absent m le79 MEAT MARKET pling with some tough questions, Wm. Shcrbine of Bellevue, more *ertou» disorder*. It act* »peed 11j- and »ureC. Helen Allen, Dr. Lane lias resolved to continue the ! among them, “Resolved, that man is Teacher. more indebted to the Animal than the practice of medicine in this locality. 1 as ruallsm, kidney affection, *0>i nil Belie* and pain*, ( K>-<-p* roniUnlly ot> b.-4x! a big »tock of Mineral Kingdom for life,and comfort. wound*, crimp lag j*ln*^holrramorbu», dUrrboc*. The council has again legislated on In Menioriam. Affirmative, E. I). Williams; Negative, sidewalksand this time they must be coughs, cold*, catarrh, and dl»onler» among cblL I An, number of fanner, to Ereifh a H(l Salt dren make* It an Invaluable remedybe kept al- , C. G. Brundage. forth-coming. At a regular meeting of the Women’s win on band tn ev«ry borne No penon can afford 1 D. Griswold and wife are in Battle Foreign Missionary Society, Woodland Wheat and Grain Ex-' ASSYRIA ITEMS. Croek visiting a daughter, and will Centre Auxiliary No. 1., the following peditiously ul Accuratly. j spend the winter there. preamble and resolutions were adopt­ book giving more full detail* ot tha curative prop- I • Mina Cleveland is clerking at B. T. FRESH FISH and POUXTR'S ‘ I IL J. Martin estimates that there is ed s orUcaoftbl* wonderful medicine. | -------Rente. 600,000 feet of lumber on his new 80, ‘ Whereas, It has pleased Almighty IN THEIR SEASON. Geo; VanAuken has tho frame of his and the job uf cutting and hauling It God to remove from our midst a belov­ 1 C POUNDH GAINED in three week., and cured ID ofeon»un»pllon. house up. has been let to Mr. Hadley. . ed sister, Mrs. Marion, therefore, Frank Lewis lias gone to Rice Creek, jtawlccd, That while we bow in hum­ Philadelphia, Pa. Hattie, daughter of Willard and Ella to see his grandfather. Freemire, died last Saturday aged 13 ble submission to the Divine decree, । uunim:-rie«*e wna me twelve ooma ot desire to announce that having erected lanica, one Pill* and Funeral services were con­ wm The Highest Market Price paid Dwight Sackett was at tlie Center months. we can hut out feel reel Bint uiai our our loss loss is is verv very I> ba. Jasu’ Gaaaaax sfrJ«»do:min. whoeach ta Oot o4.xpreted one of the largest and most convenient ducted by Rev. Watkins on Tuesday. i great. ' on Saturday, on business. to bee : and ax tout medicines eured me of CON elevator buildings in central Michigan, ij for Hides, Pelts, Ate. JAw/rcd, That iu the death of our SUMPTION aotuc three year, ago, I want Mm to thnv nro nn.rmrwl fit rw-pira anil Byron Purdy’s wife returned Friday, ( Fresh Goods. Full Weights and try them. I gained fifteen pound* while takltg the they are prepared to receive and Sister, our Society laments the loss of EATON COUNTY ITEMS. from a visit at Hudson. three botUra, sad I koor- •• ■­ Satisfaction Guaranteed. oue of its most efficient workers, and fir»l for him. Respectfully, j. v. HULL. School marms flourished at the Cen­ Dr. McCormick of Diamondale, with­ one who, by her zeal and fidelity, won Lav rencebt HE.VRY ROE. ter on Saturday, inspection day. Thia remedy epeak* for It—... ------ —. drew hia name from the candidacy of the Jove and respect of all, and who Levi Winans and wife were visiting Representative of the Second diet. has left a noble example for the guid­ isUsfy the moil akrpIlcaL There la not a ilngle • rmpiom of CoilHumptlon Uwlltdoea not For any quantity of his sister, Mrs. C. Webster last Sunday. ance and imitation of her Bisters. dissipate al once, and It wfD break up a freih cold Ge6. McMannis’ little son aged six Hrtolvtd, That we lament the loss of In 24 bourn. f3 M Mr pint bottle. CRADDOCK A George M. Dewey spoke at the Cen- years, living south-east of Eaton Rap­ er Monday evening, on the issues of ids, broke Iris arm ou Wednesday of a sister who was ever ready to proffer CO.. 1032 Race BL. Philadelphia, Pa. the hand of aid and tlie voice of sympa ­ the day. List week. thy to the needy, and an active mem­ Ransom Russell, started for 111., to E. L. Snyder and family returned join his wife, who has been gone from Kansas to Bellevue, last. Saturday, ber in the Church, one whose utmost Conferred upon tens of thousands of endeavors were exerted for ite welfare sufferers could originate and maintain That may bo brought them. They alsc for six weeks. after an absence of five years. and prosperity, and a friend and com­ The M. E. society have got a bran N.J. Seeley, a prominent democrat, panion dear to all. and we feel that in the reputation which Ater’s Sarsap keep for sale at the lowest prices new organ in their church. It cost 8100 and ex-Supervisor of Eaton Rapids, ner demise, a brilliant star has sunk a rill a enjoys. It is a compound of I the best vegetable alteratives, with the Seeds, Flour, Feed, Lime, Salt, dollars, and is paid for. dropped dead from Iris chair on Bnn- beneath the horizon. NOTICE. of Potassium and Iron, and is Warren Hecox of Maple Grove, sod day, aged 63 years. Ifaolved, That our Society manifest Iodides Plaster, Stucco, Hair and the most effectual of all remedies for THE FRANK LESLIE PUBLISHING CO., II W. S. Powers of your towp dispensed Henn- Bugle of Charlotte, stole ite respect for our deceased sister, and scrofulous, mercurial, or blood dis­ Shingles. Dey Street, New York, will give steady cwpJoycampaign wind .at the checkard school some cloth of Freedman tlie tailor/was our sympathy aud condolence with the orders. Uniformly successful and cer­ house on Monday night. followed to Mason, captured and sent bertaveu relatives in this, their hour tain in ite remedial effects, it produces of sorrow, by inscribing these resolu­ Sunday Nov. 14th, Elder Daniels will Ionia for ninty days. rapid and complete cures of Scrofula, FAMILY JOURNAL, 1an lllu.uaUd Uurary, preach on cyclone. Alter services will i Joseph Lambert, living five miles tions on our record, sending u copy Sores, Boils, Humors, Pimples, Erup­ be baptising, aud those taken into the north of Eaton Rapids, who has been thereof to the family, and also to the tions, Skin Disease and all disorders AIWSWSWOBTH A BROOKS. church that have been on probation. bed-ridden for the past six years, died Michigan Advocate and the Nashville rising from impurity of the blood. By News for publication. its invigorating effects it always relie­ 'pHE BARRY> ILLE MILLS. S. P. Poole, has just sold an 80 acre on Sunday. Oct 24th. Mrs. Eva Hoi.tr, I p farm to Ransom Mayo, of Bellevue, for John Edgington’s house in Charlotte Mrs. Frank Stowell, \ VX)m- ves Liver Complaints, Female Weak­ >3,000, with the interest until April was burned on Monday night, Oct. 25th. ness and Irregularities, and is a potent discounted. The farm has no buddings. The fire caught in thereof of the kitch­ renewer of vitality. For purifying tlie A FOBTL1UTE DAY, Mrs. Wm. Davis, says, when she was en, and nothing buta few small articles It will prove to yon to be a fortunate blood it has no equal. It tones up the under the house at the time of the were saved. day when you conclude to take Haifa system, restores nnd preserves the our pcbUhealth, and imparts vigor and energy. FAM1LY storm, she would never do a wrong Mrs. Buck of Bellevue took 37 Pre­ Catarrh Cure. For sale by all druggists For forty years it lias been in exten­ tiling again, but the first mean thing miums at tho Central Michigan fair, at 78 cents per bottle. , MORGAN, BARRY CO., MICH. sive use, and is to-day the most avail ­ she did, was to whip Harry. and 39 at the county fair, including a wotice. . able medicine for the suffering sick, Election went off very quiet. Elect­ special premium to tlie lady who should any where. FUCH OF our. HEADERS AS DESIRE »U»dy oral majorities, 87 Republican State, take the greatest mumber of pre in ij For Sale by all Dealers. Having thorough! v owhankd and netted our mH! cnployioent, or valuable iwrihiK matter cheap. 75-Lacy, 53; County, ao—Making AsGRAND-M OTHER’S CHAD fcyria a respectable Republican luajortThe residence owned and occupied Popular—Word* and Uui< Journal [ai. illuatmtwl litentry and taahton tv Many men who never lifted a fin­ by J. M. Brown, of Grand Ledge, was ’•ON THE TRAMP ” Marell ger before, was wide-awake Tuesday. totally destroyed by fire, Wednesday VarytneplHnz GOOD WORK GUARANTEED. TWICKENHAM FHU1Y Lydia Gage has gone to Saranac, evening, Oct. 27th. A defect in the with Al. Catnp’tcll, but she left with a WALKER & NORTON, Prup’s of the DARBYVILLE M ILLg very sore mouth. She made some po- THAT WILL BE SOLD CHEAP Oiti" Stock of TVeelf "Wear for in m IM I O S c GREAT OFFER =« MEDICINE I«ITTER^ T Remodeled. 4784 »taprov«(l: SSo to Eiia.l>e Smoked Hams and Shoulders, AINSWORTH & BROOKS Lard, by the lb. or barrel, PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICII ^?lh.w.Arr£ENCrCLOPEDI* HOW TO YOUR OWN^1®?*"LAWYER Money Sarei iy Dealim wltM Ita. WALKER A NORTON, FLOUR, MEAL § FEED, ATTENTION FARMERS! ��Put with :.u til I tbe water Tnu i. . bri.k r«>im w the W«<t. grtsH. lias lx«n the tunount of build­ ing this season. mo Thb First Nittonal, of .New York, is reported to Iw the only institution of tho ▼ided >1,500,000 profit on a >300,000 Modus* has just died at Bordeaux. Omar Alpbcmae Henry was bora at Pari* in 1812, and three years afterward his father embarked in,the Medusa with his whole family of * eight petao .s. Every one knows the fate of the Medusa. Of its living freight of 450 souls 175 were put,on tha raft which Gcrieaull has rendered n^suiorable in bis picture, six teen rcinniaod on board, and 200 took to the ix>*ta tho African coast nearly 800 miles from th« French settlement nt fit. Loui*. The Henry •ed in color fend the animula were tried in tho tnnuxa:—Four beaten criptian, such a* ml recommended- by an ; rich milk, two cups of [ hire and the like, wa I meat is suspended' flour, one teaspooirful of salt, two even , ecrh-Mastical oourta i high that the fowls From the thirteenth to tha sixteenth ■ good jump to reach it We snp- toasiKionful* of baking powder. P«J Ped her kinds of food might be thus criminal court iu the and no hen would be without ttasr lived* kind- over them. Bake an taw. and eat with *-T on® whloL devoured <flrtldrea. As cise while eating hex daily food. Aiwoirnso Fbuit.—Great injury has stair-foot and called out the name of her Iwen done by tlie candoere way in which many of the scattered military poets in some grower* put up their fruit. It pays the Northern Territories has been in the end to give dose attention to as­ of new Cider until reduced, two-thirds. flmh than Imppflv-SSi to tta, reopened by tho coraptethm oJ the sigttalsorting, and tnoso who mark their grades Have a quantity of tart, juicy apple* < finementa of tm!e--they aretiow. fierviee. wire from Bismarck, Dakota, to honestly and put their names on their in anything but a gentle tone of voice. year-old child walked part of the way “ I want to know whether you’ll have Dayton, Washington Territory. “ Aim n5t i bc*tcn 10 dcilth for haring eaten the across the bussing, waterless sands; Cook alowly until tender skim oiitand chin ^longing to tho village taa or coffee to your breakfast.” raiser to establish a reputation, bat when Wk* When o(ChAronnc. Th0 -Sence d.Zdwr^l “ I’ll have either, or both,* was the Maron Bonkt and Aid. WiiHlo, of its this is accomplished he will always ob­ tender turn Dallas, Tex., lost 'the&'tempers while, sailora. The little caravan all over that tbe flesh of the sow should tai odd and stinging reply. n out. and let i_. stand -----tain ready-sales and ba able to command night. --------“ You’ve got out on the wrong side at In the morning return to the thrown to the dogs, and that the owner route with oorpsea, but the aurvivura good prices. the bed ta m<«rn,” said the irritated dame kettle and boil down until quite thick. Salt to Poultry.—We clip the fol­ Add whatever spice -you please. It re- of tho animal and his wife should make to herself; “ but I’ll fit up yer order, my the arrived safely at St Louis, and among a pilgrimage to Notre Dame de Pon-, them the Henry family, safe and well lowing useful hints: Hens often have a other tata a* liar,-and both -erpressbd * toise, where, being the day of Pente­ from tlje eldest to the youngtsrt-—ft result habit of desire furs hostile meeting. They met in cost, they should cry “Mercy!" after putting therein equal quantities of tea m. M>d mainly due to tiio energy of tho father. which they were to bring back a certifithe rear of a . saloon, at midnight, and lievod, is fought with their fists. ; । was public and solemn ; sometimes they A lion-tamek in a menagerie at -Sou when salted (food is given them, they tablespoonful . and . .,season with salt i *4and• ■pepper. vu Melt ' were clothed like men. erage before him; so, pausing, he asked, John Sjikpkbrd, a farmer near Pe­ Francisco gave * Chronicle reporter moke do attempt to continue the habit a talflespoonful bnkinf tabtespoonful of butter in id a * baking-pan, , 6 the Im i36 1386 tho Judge at F*i*h»c Falaiso cun con­­ Salt pork chopped fine and fed twice a __ it. __ ________ J .. What’a this, missis F’ n ---------- -- :------mutibit ;>d in the oria, DI., has faithfully kapt an oath some cruel facts about the training of week, has. been adopted with success, pour in the mixtnse and set ‘the pan in I ° It’s both, air : and yon shall either a hot oven. When it thickens spread beasts. He said there w*s real danger made in 18*10 not^to out his hair, qr while othera\put a teaapoouful of salt over the remaining whites beaten to a leg and head, and afterward to be hung, sup it or gang without. sliave until the election of a Democratic in tho business. Ho had seen two men with two qunxw of meal or aborts moist­ froth. Return to the oven and bake a for having torn tho face and arm, and then killed a child. This was a VraooPresident His whiskers reach nearly killed and one badly bitten once him­ ened, well mixed, and feed it atx>ut twice delicate brown. Blip on a large platter How Tooth-Biushe* Are Made. every w^ekT' Fowls, like human beings, to his waist, and his hair is kept in self, but he charged these misha]* to to be healthy, must have a certain allow­ and, scry* at ones. Although t tooth-brush ia not a waa executed in the public square, Quince Preskbvxs. —Pare, quarter, clothed in a man's dress. The exean- avexycomnb braid?- Hie evidently accepted the find­ carulesaness and - too much mercy. ance of salt, and core, --------saving-----------tha skins and cores. tion cost 10 sons, 6 deniers tournois, be- gree of skill l — --------------Coad fob Paint.—Suel Foster, ct , Just ing of the Electoral Commissi »n us “ You learn to tell,” ho explained, cover-the quarters of quince with a new g]ove for executioner, ore. In the,------------- , — “what kind of a temper Hie beasts ore Muscatine, writes the Iowa Homestead cheerfully as did Hayes. cold water and simmer until tender. Take I BaUg ahared with swine the same exercised in tho selection of bone from in, and conduct yourself accordingly. os follows: “Let mo again recommend out the piede* carefully, and lay on flat j mode of punishment; horses which the handle is to be made. For this article for old wheels, new wheels, of homicide, had a simitar Thr completion of the Southern Pa- It ain’t hard to dodge them. If they wagon wheels; buggy wheels, wheel bar­ lOateo. Add the poriims, etc., to the I ttlao -cific railroad is looked far by the farmers spring straight at you, all you've got to rows, cto. I have used it several years, water, cover tightly and stow on hour. ordea£ The registers of JJijon record Strain tlirqugh s icHy-bag, mid to ea& 1386 ono condemned to the joints on—the method oommonly in of California to open a. now and favora­ do is to jump a little one side, and if and know it is the Ix'st paint ever used. prntof tlie juice addu pound of granulated I dl.Atll for having kilkri a mon. ble route for the export of their vast they jump high for your throat you dive This year my buggy needed painting- mir-nr -nn<l tlia en ________ j _____ s___ tfor __41the __ j.-____ sugar. Rnil_ Boil, rinm. skim, -add the nioces pieces of of Charms and exorcism disper­ some of tho si>okes rattled, and anmo of quinoe, and boil gently ten minutes, eutrplusavheat crop. It is even proph­ under ’em. There’s never more th*n sion or destruction of noxious animats the woodwork alx>nt the bed rattled a esied that this route, via. the Southern one goes .for you at a time, and that little, -*nd when my mtui was tarring tlie take out onto flat disnes and set in the prevailed from a remote period, and mothod renders the bone unfit for the sun. Let the syrup boil uutil it begins some of tho superstitions in a modified purpose of the brufth manufacturer. Pacific, New Orleans _»nu the-Gulf, will don't occur often. The wild ones are wheels of the big ’wagon, tlie two-homo to jelly, then fill the glp-“ «*-"« 1.4 in our o-xn country, and e glans cans two- ____ -Utl btill— exist On arriving at the factory tlie t»ones •coj ry the entire crop of that State al­ better and safer. Till* is because a lion spring wagon and the one-horao spring tliird* full and cover with th syrup. th the especially abroad. In the middiv ages are firat sawed into tne required length wagon, he gave the buggy a coat nil over most immediately after its opening, and used to a cage and to being poked and Cocoa Fbom tots 1 ___ —Put two history makes frequent mention of the and thickness far brush-handle*. They Nnw. —running-gear, shafts, dash board, in­ , | calamities ______ Jcr into a____ threecaused___________________ by plagues of insects. are next turned with a model in a simithat wheat’ alone will give the Tend 50,­ teased is less afraid of you. I'd* sooner side and out, all over, and now- tho old quart* of' very .hot wa|er handle ten lions just fr»m the jungles rattle-trap looks and runs like a hew quart enameled saucepan for everyone- ■ Recourse was had. to the assutauce of lor manner to that employed in the man­ 000 tons of freight a month. quart pound of ground cocoa nibs, and the clergy, who listened to the com- ufacture of Hhoe-huita. Then come* the Imggy, rtiUR as silent as a midnight hour, than one that’s used to the public. stir well together. Boil gently, but in- plaint, interposed— -.v- ---------- —and a —an- polishing proeea*, which is done by with prayers, THE-^ifiCovery of beds of genuine an­ When I first go into a cage of untamed ana whines as black as a black jet glass ccMantly, fnr eight hours, and stir occa­ uthematued those enemies of mankind means of a sort of revolving churn. bead. Try it; it saves half tho cost of thracite . in the fur West is. one of the ones I’d have a fire near by, with three setting tires; that is, they will net need sionally. Strain off the liquid into a bo- as the yortl of Sittri.________ An ingeniously-contrived machine now sin and let it stand until quite cold, when ,. . 1 takes the piece* and deftly punctorea flurpri-ws of recent explorations in New or four iron rods in it, red hot. If the setting half ns often.” . Odd Testa. ' hoiee fOT the bristles while grooves are Mexico,’ Bituminous ' coal is common beast* go for me, the men stand ready Saving Seed Corn.—We frequently tho fat (or butter) should be skimmed An Englishman traveling in the East, ; cut in the top by saw*. Now being off. Warm up the cocoa for use. The enough west of the Mississippi,* but to jab tlie irons in their mouths and have tho vitality of our corn killed by cocoa nibs will reboil several times if a not being quite satisfied with the ap- ' ready for the bristles, they ore introveins of true anthracite have generally make ’em let go." He scouted the idea early frosts, and contequentiy get a ;xx>r little fresh be added. Tin1 butter of ixwrance nf the mare he rode, asked his i duced to the department for this work. stand of corn the next H.-ason. The pre­ been confined to “ wild-cat prospecta*- that lions could lie governed except by ventive is, as soon u* there is danger of i cocoa is valuable for chapped hands, Arab servant if he waa sure she got her : Girl* ore usually employed for this _ j branch of tiie business. After putting ■es.” That there are iuexlinustiblo beds fear, excited by inhuman treatment. •mwt to go into the cornfield and weloct sore lips and burns, Ac. I tried tlie allowance. ua./p, uu uwumuvu them wiciM in u*favor .«».« “ O, yes," he replied ; “ my country- , ill Uio bristle*, urwuca, uicj wiau whole nibs, but» discarded in the they tun axe umjkVU backed with of anthracite in the 'Old Placer range, tried never'to err on the side of gentle­ thKripest and fairest cars, and'plenty of of the ground, and have used tlie above i men often steal from one another, and sealing wax to fasten them securely in them. Save only ears that have Kinall and (hat the cool <xuupan»s well with ness, and had recently killed a lion by recipe for years to the general satufac- rob their friends* -horses ; but I — al- 11 place ‘-------’ *■*fill ”'— **the “----------*" horses I can and to up grooves. AH cob* abd deep kernota Either braid it ' w*vs find out if your mam mare hi has Ixxm [i that emain* to be tnat rremains De done aone is to brand orano the tho Pennsylvania deposit*, is the con­ striking it a little too hard on the head. up by a few husk* left on each ear, or tion of tny friends. ..„vui_pebble* •___ t_____ a___and v puck ___ t______ -X.-4 CniHP Oatmxal Cakk—Rub a quarter cheated. I put tseven or eight brushes them for market. clusion which a New York Tribune cot- j make'a scaffold in tha loft of some build­ respondent has reached after going over ! ing, where a good circulation of air can of a pound of dripping or lard into half liu with tho barley, count mg tho num­ exactly. Tbe mare never eat* nobTower of Loudon. be had. A scaffold cSu bo made by nail­ a pound of oatmeal, into .which you ,bsw I BRITISH OPINION. the ground. mlxcd a largo pinoh of cartxMinte of soda ! blea: and if any one steals from tho baring sticks from rafter to rafter, and then and The Tower of London is intimately of aalt Make iafo a dourii with » I ley, he is sure to take two or three poblayutgrstnaU pojr-------- " connected with the history of England. Tiixbe is a girl tinder treatment at i -----— ■ 1 Idea with it If I find the pebbles snort firat put up, <U in the morning. I have Laid words, and It is the place where noted political and on tho board, turn Bellevue Hospital^ New Yori^ for inn-' The London paper* comment freely upon tho cob may w they cannot tell how I know, and so religious persons have been tortured and and, having sprinl bility to use her legsi ’’ Slitf wore guitar* our great national political contest. The heat and spoil 1 Jprvad beheaded. It still contains soniu of those meal, work it with the buck* of your they give up cheating her. ” try Gentleman. ■with inordinatoly-high French heels. A speaker at an American “ conven­ instrument* of torture. The hist time it “There are good remains for behaving that finger* os little as possible. Boll the was used as a state’s prison was in 1820. Making Clat Soil Fertile.-r-In tho The distortion of her feet and ankles Goa. Garfield's administration will bo like the dough out to the thickness of a crown tion,* on being addresaed by a gentle­ It is also tho place where tho crown jew­ Maine Farmer is related tho experienced caused an undue tension .of the cords present—modorato in policy. Though wu of Jonathan Weston in making ohiy soil piece cut in shapes—the lid of a sauce­ man as “ Colonel,” repudiated the mili­ els are kept, which are valued at >12,tary title, declaring ho was not even a and miiHclcs of her calve*. She per­ must regret that civil-serrico reform and free productive. Ho says his soil was “al pan or a glass answers well for tliis pur­ Q.ptain. • 0C0,000. Among these is the celebrated pose—put the cokes on a hot stove, and, sisted, however, until her legs became trade have been equally thrust into the back- stiff, hard day; now it is n day loam and | when a little brown on the* under ride, “Don’t you live in Missouri?” que­ Koh-i-noor. Its early history is unknown. It was obtained from the Lahore Govern­ violdi# good crops. After plowing the < misshapen, and finally sho was wholly take them off and place on a hanger be­ ried hi* new acquaintance. hardest and poorest acre in my field, | Ho owned that he did live in Missouri, ment by the conquests of the East India disabled by limem-ss. She lies nnfash- sired by any considerable proportion of the which I did soon after baying, I told a i fore fire tlie in order to brown tlie upper Company, and arrived in England June and in a house with chimney*. ionably on her back now, with her un­ American people, tho statement of the ani- boy and French horse that when they had aide; this done, the cakes will be ready for “How many?" was the next ques­ 30, 1850, and July -8 was presented to use. If to be kept, put them away in a the Queen. The crown of Victoria con­ handsome feet and leg* in a shaping ap­ nxMitiea on both aiike which were kindled even nothing else to dh it would be their bnsi- tin box in a dry place, and when required tion. neM to haul sand on to thia laud. I do 1 tains one largo broadcast sapphire, aixparatus, enduring n great deal of iMiin, for table put them in the oven for five not now recollect, but think we hauled j tho aoclion*! diruiuus of thu republic will bo “Thon I was right nt firat,” exclaimed and uncertain whether she will evor lx» obliteratul, and bo unpulAtitod by a diviaiou of one hundred and fifty or two hundred minutes to warm them through and re­ the interlocutor. “You see, I lived in crisp them. partiami oaconaucted with tbs ala'vo system and one-horse loads. The next spring, with able to walk without crutches. Missouri, and know how it is. Over 1,273 rose diamonds, 147 tabic diamonds, the civil war. The foreign pohey of the Jte- a heavy cultivator, I thoroughly -mixed there, if n man lias three chimneys on four drop-Hhai>ed pearls, and 273 pearls. publican party, in spite of tho friction caused Fly month Rock. Tho prisoners confined in tho Tower of his house, he'* a General; if two, he's n The Roogher family, of BL Louis, t>y the war and the Alalmou claim*, han been this sand with the clay, and, without a Of all spots on the American continent tho whole friendly to thia country and to shovelful of any kind of drawing, rowed Colonel; if only one, he’s a Major; and London sometimes mode inscriptions Mo., believe themselves rightful heirs on peace all over the wand.” it to oats and grass seo<L Tlie result Plymouth Rock is, religiously and his­ if ho lives in a dug-out and has no chim­ upon its dreary walls. The following is The Poti rvmarka : •• With the remit, so far waa beyond my most snpgnino expecta­ torically, the most interesting and sacred. to a large estate in Baltimore. They one: “ Be fnend to one. Be ennemye Eurvpeau powers are interooted n American tions, yielding ns average of two tons a. Here is the source and spring of Amer­ ney, he’s a Captain anyhow; - no I waa to none.” A square frame contained the claim that about 750 acre* of land hung as . politics, wc oa this side <>/ tho Atlantic have ica’s greataess, tlie beumning and the right after all.” following from tho same band, dated J rear, with the exception of the firat and reason to be satisfied. Whether a Republican When Col. Ellsworth, who was killed on both sides of Jones’ falls, •which di­ ost, for tho next eight years, after which basis of her history. Plymouth Bock, at Alexandria, V*., in 1861, wanted a Sept 10, 1571 : a Democrat rules at Washington is » mattor vides the city of Baltimore in 'twain, be­ or which now exehiWvelv intereate the citi- I plowed again and applied the same the memorable landing-place of the Pil­ chaplain for his Zouaves, he sent word longed originally to William Rieharchon. cens of the republic; nor is it probable oven remedy to the other ride of the furrow. grims, is covered with a maatiive granite to the applicants for tlie' office to meet it tlie twenty years of uninterrupted rnign Tin. Unii WM loufJ i» panxb. ' nf ,ihn ta 1;q ,01,u„M party had t«en now Now, after tho fibcral application of sand canopy, in tho upper part of which are him at the Astor House, New York, at a P»r>nKhA donoeited the bones, gathered from the killed with t’M' nhcnutie* .— — nt different times and to different per- l -------broken, that thes relations subsisting -be­ for so m.inv year* my hard clay was dis- ; certain hour. The room was full of twren tho United StateJ and ourselves solved, ana j have in place of -it'a good, ]- neighboring bill, of peveral who dial aspirants to the chaplainship long be­ sons for ninety-mn*' years, tlie title no­ would have undergone any pemeptiblo eliaugc. mtdlpw loam. And instead of cutting i during the first year. The plooe will fore tho appointed hour. At last the being fully vested in the lessee. Within eight or ten b*is of hay, ns formerly. I , ever be regarded with interest as holy clock Htruck the hour, and, wlrile it the last seven years the oldest of tho cocoa liavi- been happily tannlnated. We now cut in p»od seasons forty tons. For ' ground by ttfeir descendants all over-the was striking, in walked another candi­ A Monster Llzxard. the last twenty year* I have wild oamuch j States, and indeed by all lover* of Chris­ date. Tho Colonel rose from his seat, leases exinrod, and three veara ago. the therefore have every reason to oondudc that There is displayed in a glass casein ).U.t .m.expire. Willie F. l£gU ' hny '<m an aVftragfl each ns the farm cut ' tian freedom. held out nis hand to the last comer, and Baltimore a living specimen of a guano Pilgrim Hall, in front of which is a when L commend, and yet I have lixxard, lately brought from the Navassa of St Louis, has charge of thaprOKecu- I *nd Great Britan will not only to undi>tcrbeU Dever purchased >50 worth of manure.” Portion of the rock on which the Pil­ “You are my man; I can depend Islands in the brig Romance. This hand­ tion ot Jho claim. .Tbo value ol Uio ; -w. ut rv What an Old Farnam Sats.—Tliis is grims landed, contains a museum of upon you, for you come at tho appoint­ some crawler is three feet in length, twoproperfl* ia estimated st $40,000,000. I gret the result In the fir»t placa thbre is no thoadriceof an old ~sn who lias tilled relics of the “Mayflower." Here, among ed time.” thirds of which is tail, with the head of a ■' ,. . J comnari«on between the menu of two men. the MdFfnr forty years: I am an old mnn, other thingH, is a copy of the Indian crocodile, an enormous mouth, furnished Paris Journals. Bible, translated (by John Eliot, the Ax Indian Ibirf xm. iurmxl o,«r Co ' npwnribt of three score year*, dnrioff two npoHtle to the Indians, .who-arrived in Paris journalists Iwliavc in centraliz­ with two dangerous rows of sharp ser­ scorn nf which ’ I hnvn been n tiller of the chief of his trilx?, at rim Diego, Cal., I tho Blainex, Couklwc» and Cameron*, but quite rated teeth, two pouches or aack* st the 1630, learned the Indian language, re ­ ation, as their method of carrying on soil. I cannot say that I am now, but I base of the jaw, a loose akin of a dirty «.a him ~mune.,a lo 1001 have boon rich, and have all I need; do duced it to writing, translate*! the whole buidmws proves. A printer leases a largo brown color, and a curious nodosity near lashea. The culprit wo* a big, powerful ' —----- *“— ----- * not owe a dollar, hr.ro piven my children Bil»le into it, wrote tlie whole, it is said. building, in which he puts down a steam tlie tip of its nose. It is one of tha largest a good education, and when I am'called With one pen, and had it printed and engine and several press**. A capacious of tho *peciea ever seen, and, on account fellow ; but he eubmittiil quietly to be­ ebliahed by tho year 1061. It wire the room centrally situated is set apart for ing tted to the aide of a high wsgon, mast Iot*1, bonwt, *nd rokta-r sway, to leave them enough to keep the it Bible printed in America. A copy the compositors, and offices in various of tho size of the sacs and the DodoaitY, wtdf-from tho door. My experience ha* •till in the Mtov* meric* i with his legs and arms extended, and was sent to Charles IL, and Richard parte of the establishment are placed at is supposed to be forty or fifty year* old taught ma that: by people who are accustomed to them hi* back bared. A stalwart Indiou 1. Oho acre of land, well prepared and Baxter says of it: “Buch a work and the disposal of the editorial staffs of the in the guano udanda. It stands its wtruck tlie blows with oil his might, well cultivated, produce* mom than two fruit of a plantation was never before journal* that are printed on the premi­ change of quarters remarkably well, and preaented unto a King." The marvel is ses. Borno of these papers may have winch reewva only the same amount of using a leather lariat, and making the all the greater when we recollect that their own compositors and thair own is lively enough, hut its vicious temper hx-.b sharp Iatan- need on one. is exhibited in it* wicked-looking eye blqpdflQW at every etroke, JThe victim rtiwut to a 2. Onocow, b<>rso,rmnle, ijboeporhog, the Indian* at tha outset were hostile to types— that te a matter of arrangement; and its attempt to «usp at a hand or a C'adur^d tl(o dretulfui torture for » while, well fed, i* more profitable thap^two tlie settlors. Eliot went among, them, ' stick that is placed near it Its appetite and then broke out into agonized kftpt on tho sazuo amount' Decefwuy to ahowpd them kindu co*, won tha goodi* excellent, and it manages to get along keep one well ■ • • • -—‘J will w,u »of ’* some. Hcreams. If he bad remained silent to the jMtrunage of the Gore comfortably on crackers, cabbage, Ac. 8. One acre of clovor er grass la worth •°W h ‘ ,P™tocbon during Philip* various journal* are only separated from ecnlive jufluenem, the end, the chief would have restored morn than two of oottoa where no grass ’w m 1675. Tho language, however, of each other by imaginary division*, awk­ Filtering Cistern Water. r driver is raised hi* veratop is extinct, and only one per- ward accidapta occasionally befalL In him to the tribe ; but, as he “qrted like dayor Clymer, of Reading, Pa.,. the hurry of going to press, or in the 4. No farmer who buys oats, corn, or son now firing canrewd it a coward baby," he was afterward driven * - - * * - ” — — »»-i_3,— i _ v>-—ing Hi 11 command* an extensive y dim light (French oompocing room* out of the neighborhood. nd wrb an outpoat at defense in being rarely fitted up with gas), it some­ in>' u<xir m win emi. i ■—iy days of the wettlement. Here times happens that “copy" goes astray, water foe drinking or culinary purposes: lb..in Gen. Osrtlold Fiunca hns agricultural rchools for *• Pure fresh water in the ■(Vest is se­ S. Una.-r who nmrTMd. the |.«• Jke Br-Uord. lhe or paragraph* get mixed ; and the read­ girl*. The chief one is near Bonen, and er* of contemporary paper* are, in conse­ cured the year round by their large and pent, Huec-ra nt liook-farming and im- Governor, Miles Standish, and othera. pr/ro menta, always ha* a leaky roof. The fairest and most durable memo- quence, frequently horrified by marked admirable cisterns, built of brick and i* worth >160,000. It was Iwgun from a jrxir stock, broken <town fences, and , rial, bowerer, of the Pilgrim Father* m contradictious in their favorite sheets. capital of 1 franc by a-Bister of Charity 1 a brick chimney; in said chimney tho comphuns of 1>ad “seasoDa." . the «vil and religious liberty of the and two small discharged prisoner girls. Gladstone and Bright. pump is placed. The water from the 6. Tho farmer who is above his bwri- United States. The establishment Ju»* now 300 girls, Il ia pleasant to know that none of hia nces mid intrnsta it to anotla-r to manage, former ooUenguea is more hearty in hi* ranging m age from G to 18. ■ The (torn, soon hnti do bnsuam* to attend tat?. /. Tbeyl-n TOrtaoHl what wrn. admiration than tlie greatest of them Is of the pump, and 7. The farmer whoa© habitual beverage cuztivxted by them, i* over 400 ocrea in all, and tha one whose birth and train­ the water in the main is cold water, is healthier, wealthier and extent. Twenty-fire siMers form’ tinWb are not wry observing, but we ing might hate been «x{*ocied to iuake wiser than he who do<?* not refuse to A monster sewing machine, weighing drink. . . ataff uf teacher*. The French Agricnlthave noticed.that the firrt thing any him the least appreciative—Jcffin Bright . . _.. . . ; .. „ over four tou* and run by steam, ha* woman dot* oti alighting from a crurtagr Disagreeing with Mr. Gladstone on 1-taD attracted for a mannfaeturing Ar Athens, Go., a negro who w« re­ ia to carefully put her right band ia con­ , . .. ,irm w Liveqnxd. The machine i* the cently bit by a mad dog went to the junction witii btir back hair, just to so* if the sopB. vj.m gnmt «J> ororr)l)u-nrt Btariff and asked to be chained in a Gdl, its *11 right unpara water tram �ADAPTRD FOR BURRIKG AU KISOS OF FURL I EVERY 8TOVE WARRANTED A SUCCESS. None their Equal—Acknowledged Favorites. . ALWAYS AWARDED FIRST PREMIUM. Ms'Buy the Best'S* = Sold by * 0LEMENT SMITH, Attorney at Law C. C. WOLCOTT. pHE CHILLING FROSTS Of Winter are approachtag. A little heavier Clothing, a little heartier food, are neccasitien. He who anticipates nearest the wants of the community, at the lowest cost to the consumer, is the one deserving the most credit, and will receive bis due reward by his increasing patronage. Our New Stocks ate very desirable a» to style and quantity. Attorney a Counsellor, SHERIFF JUST RECEIVED A Full Car Load of Lumber Wagons, 8 Spring Wagons, Top and Open Buggies and Phaetons, to be sold at low prices, OTV ONE YEAR’M TIME. WRITTEN GUARANTEE JULIES RUSSELL, Of the most improved patera* and shades of color, from 10 to 15 ct». per yard. Fine Cashmeres nt $1.00 per yard. TDZR/ST GOODS, CLOTHING Steketee’s J£D. POWERS A Co. PIN WORM DESTROYER. Alwaysa/specialty. We have Suit* sizable for small boy*andfortbe800-poander. HARDWARE, WITH EACH ONE. Mrs. Potts’ SAD IRON Iron, Nails, Stoves and Tinware. Men’fl Suits from $8.00 to $25.00; Boys’ Suite from $3.50 to $10.00, Ladies Sacques from $2.50 to $15.00, Boots and Shoes of the best makes, Rubber Overcoats, Rubber Boots (Warranted), Buffalo Robes, Lap Robes, an endless variety of Notions, Hats and Caps, Furs, Blankets, Sachets, Curtain Laces, Trimmings, Edgings in piece and bunch, Groceries] as ic. to 12c. low as the lowest, Sugar from 9c. American and Foreign Marble, J. A. BAUGHMAN. •PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Wood!___ IT tte,MJch. Day and night calls proBptjy^aD 10,000 lbs. Dried Apples Wanted. ENTERPRISE SOO Bushels Beans Wanted. 5000 Bushels of Corn Wanted. anrhlnv all humors, every trace of disease, and forcing into ths system through the pores of-tbe ■kin, nourishing and •irengthing vegetable tonics, giving in Wonsa/CL Povan to cure at once, Ten Car Loads of SfiMNCHD' Stove Wood Wanted. PAIN IN THE BACK. The Huies! Martel Price Pail for Batter, Ers, Pori, Beaus aid Potatoes Side er Loins. Inflammation a nd Bright’s Disease of the Kidney*. Diabetes, Dropsy, Gravel, Catarrh of tbe Bladder, Inability to Retain or Expel tbe Urine, Stone in tbe Bladder, High Colored, Scanty br painful Urinating, Deposits, Coats or Shreds in tbe Urine. IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS. New Fresh Goods and Low Prices. Nervous & Physical Debility, 50 SETS JUST RECEIVED LOW PRICES TO REDUCE OUR TSOCK OF GROCERY We propose to divide profits, and while we can furnish you nearly every­ thing wanted for comfort of man and beast. We will take in exchange almost everything the fanner has to turn off. Having bought for GASH a large, neat stock of We W fint to Sell WOLCOTT. WOLCOTT. WOLCOTT. J^BW FURNITURE AT J. LENTZ & SON’S We would respectfully announce to the citizensj'of Nashville and vicinity, that we are now LOCATED and ESTABLISHED Teas, Coffees, Sugars, (10,000 Worth ol Goods! | MAN, WOMAN OR CHILD. ! Do not be prejudiced. GIVE IT A TRIAL and t convinced lhat.it la bo neat, reliable, effective an Cheese ul Everything C J your dru<yt«t for it and accept NO IMITATION H«M U m icI > Pint Cha Cnoq Sure! Between this and the 1st of January next, and we know if we do we must sell OR SUBSTITUTE. If.be has not got It, sand to ua and receive It by rzlura null. without large profits. DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIST.—Regular P»d|2 Wish to inform all that by prompt at­ Special Pad for Chronic, deep m atod. or cases of tention, accommodating way*, good long standing, «J, Children's Pad, for Winner goods and low prices, hope to receive *GIVE US A CALL, and we will try and do you good. a fair share of yonr patronage. history of this great discovery, mailed free. Write far |L DAT KIDNEY PAD CQ., Tided®, 0. yy E. CLARK &CO. MAY HURRAH FOR COME ANX> SEE. MANUFACTURERS OF Toore Tnly, LIGHT AND HEAVY ------ IN OUR---- - Garcock and Hartfield. —BUT REMEMBER THAT— lew and large Store, Where you will find PARLOR -AJN’I) BEIkROOM SUITS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. FLA.ITV A_>1> jFANCYJFURNITURE, ------ WILL SELL YOU------ STYLES. THE “BOSS” CARPET SWEEPER. WE ALSO CARRY Al FULL luIIVJffi -OF- BOISE A FRANCIS. HARNESS ! Trunks, Valises, Blankets, Robes Whips, Combs, etc., Ami everything rise pertaining to a fl mt class HARNESS SHOP. Cheap as the Cheapest. By buying your Harness of them Light Single and Doable HaraesAea made of beet Virginia oak tanned Leather. OPEN EVERY EVENING NOW, Displaying its immense stock of new goods for fall and winter, from the best manufacturers of Foreign and Domestic Woolen Fabrics in the world. We do not like to work in the dark; neither do we sell goods in the dark, but will honestly show the purchaser what he is buying. Our line of Fine Cloths for Suitings, Coats and Vest and Pants, is very large and complete in the assortment. A large and select stock of UNDERTAKER’S GOODS, FALL AND WINTER OVERCOATINGS! BURIAL CASES & SHROUDS OUR MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT is excelled All W. E. CLARK A CO. JT IS A FACT Largest and Best Selected Stock FURNITURE IN BARRY COUNTY J. LENTZ & SON’S. Sign, the Big Boot. FRANK BAKER. piANOS AND ORGANS! Remember that for the next 30 days I will give to parties consulting me, the In Pianos and Organs ever heard of, for strictly FIRST-CLASS GOODS. Tookers, >sion Tables, An examination of my goods and prices will fully convince you. Bemember I sell the world-renowned *" imp Chairs, Ac. ESTEY Common ORGAN! Furniture And other, of .unilard makes. Will furnish io parties any make of instru­ ment desired. Organs Repaired, to be found in Michigan. New goods, latest styles and low Prices that Can’t 2 Undersold prices. Sizes for the largest man or smallest boy. GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS. New Novelties. Give Me a. Call! Oar Goodsare al] new, and tbs latest in sty HEM’S, YOUTHS AND BOYS READY-MADE CLOTHING Will be furnished free of charge.JOall and see us. COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. GREATEST BARGAINS by none, aiming to be consistent in price and executing all or­ ders in the highest style of art. Call and see and examine the Our Undertaking Departmn’t largest assortment and best selected stock of FOR FUNERAL OCCASIONS FINEST SEWED BOOT Repairing Done In the Best Manner Possible! Best Oak Tanned Leather. Particular attention paid to REPAINING. work warranted. Illuminated a Electricity! jgOOT AMD SHOE SHOP. AND DEALERS TN. Harnesses, Bits, Whips, Robes, Blankets, Trunks, . Combs, Brushes, &c. AI.L AEW, AND OF THE LATEST Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, Trunks, Rauoteeln and Sa^ai in Profuelon. iUo pri«» in doubte iWr number.during tbe year LUMBERMEN'S SUPPLlES-^uilt., Blanket*, Wool Sock*,,Wool Mitten* Mackinaw and Flannel Shirt*, Overall*, Underwear, fcc. CALL AJTT> OETT X*IUCTE3B. CLEANED .nd POLISHED, AT LIVING PRICES. EL S. PXE2RCK3, Under the Tower Clock, GRAND RAPID*. MICH. Kellogg Domsrav * Co. C. H. BERRY. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-11-13.pdf.pdf efb07947f4cd3654d430b0a7983805f2 PDF Text Text The aSNQ-STRQEiG,; Editor ami) Proprietor, I VOLUME VIII. LIFE IN NASHVILLE And Her Environs. —Brooks, Boise A Francis fruit dryer will close up business for the season to­ night. They report 14,000 lbs. of.dried apples ns the result of their labors. —George Gallatin has sold his farm, about two miles northwest of this vil liurc, to Jacob Feighner, of Ohio, who .. has already moked on and token pos­ session. —A few disorderly hens, on South Main St. have come to an untimely end by walking into a neighboring yard and standing in front of a loaded shot­ gun. Other hens beware. —A heavy, damp snow commenced falling,Friday night about midnight, and in twenty-four hours the ground was covered about twelve inches in depth with beautiful snow. —W. G. Aylsworth lias the frame up for his new residence on Middle street. It consists of two uprights, 14x24 and 14x16, and a wing 14x14, and will be pushed forward to completion as fart as possible. . —On Thursday while W. G. Ayl­ sworth was working on his house, a scaffolding broke down, precipitating Wai. to the ground and spraining his ankle so badly that two canes were nec­ essary to help him hobble, next morn­ ing. . —Wheat is looking splendid in this section, and fanners are looking for­ ward to a bountiful harvest next year. This fact causes their /aces to grow broader than the election returns did, especially the Grecnbackeis nnd Dem­ ocrats. —This is the last issue of The News from its present quarters.our large and increasing circulation making steam power imperative, consequently we must have more room, and before an­ other issue will be located in our new home in Yates block. —Arrangements are being made to have a hunting match on Thanksgiving day. Dan Smith and Will Griffith have been chosen captains, and the side that brings in the most counts will be fur­ nished with an oyster supper, at the expense of the losing side. • —On Friday night Orrin Clark’s team became frightened by the discharge of fire-works from the procession, broke loose from whore they were hitched, in front of C. W. Smith's, and ran home, but fortunately no injury was done, either to the team or wagon. —The ladies of the W. C. T. U. are agitating the question of renting a building in connection with the N. R. » and fitting it up for n library and C. reading room, also to be used for Club meetings. The enterprise is a laudable one, and should be encouraged by tlie good people of the village with their money and influence. —Some unknown hand recently dis­ tributed poisoned meat where the rov­ ing c&uine would be enticed to partake, a >d on Tuesday, A. R. Wolcott’s little d.»g was taken violently ill, and before any remedies could be procured, the little fellow fell down and gave up the ghost. A. IL offers five dollars for re­ liable information regarding the mis­ creant hand that administered the dose. —On Wednesday, Barney Brooks found his valuable saddle beast, which he brought from Texas, in the pasture with its off hind leg broken. The horse had lieen running in Cal. Ainsworth’s pasture, and the mud being quite deep on the flats where the animal was wont to get water, ths supposition is that it became mired nnd th^Jimb brok­ en while trying to extricate itself. This is the second horse that Barney has lost recently. . —A man from the rural districts came to town on Thursday and strongly af­ firmed that Hancock was elected. He undoubtedly based bis belief upon the statements of some Democratic orator, who, among other flattering falsehoods, rt marked that Hancock was sure to be the next President, and the rural man. not being a News subscriber, did not get the returns, and still labored under the strange hallucination thrown around him during the campaign. —A young upstart named Bolton, living in the vicinity of Mud Creek, came to town on Saturday night load­ ed up with sour mash, and started out to kick up a row and lick somebody or get licked. Ho wandered around town and finally, late in the evening, found his match at the depot, where jje was handsomely whipped in less than two .minute*,and had the drunk all knocked out of him, so that be knew enough to board the train for Morgan, turn Ids toes homo-ward and skip hastily to­ ward the paternal roof. =w | TERMS.; $1.50 per,Year Devoted to the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun 1 NASHVILLE, BARRY CO.. MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1880 —On Monday Marshal Parker arrest­ ed Frank Knowles of Hastings, who was riding a horse belonging to James Button of Hastings,and on which there was achattie mortgage, held by a man in Charlotte. Young Knowles had re­ ceived the hot sc from the mortgagee, with orders to ride it to Charlotte as soon as possible, and was on his way thither when intercepted by Parker. The horse was returned to Sutton and Knowlee released. —Geo. Ball a bachelor aged 53, of Steuben Co., Ohio, led to the hymenial altar on Wednesday last. Miss Clarixa Weldon, a matronly dame aged -48. formerly of Maple Grove, and com­ monly known as the old maid of the township. During the past week the twain have been visiting Mrs. Andy Plum a sister of the bride and on Wed­ nesday they returned to Olilo, where they will settle down to domestic life and bliss with all of the vim and vinegar of a pair of half their age. —Thirty cents will secure n reserved seat for the dramatic entertainment Tuesday evening. Those who fail to attend will loose one of the richest treats of the season. All persons that feel a little gloomy or down-hearted over the recent election should be sure nnd attend, for toe rendering of "The Dutchman’s Ghost” will lx- certain to drive away the blues for at least six mouths. Dr. Timmerman’s irresistable personification of "Han* Barth,” in his encounter with "My great-grand­ father’s ghost” will make you laugh in spite of yourself. —Old man Rhodes does not live hap­ pily with his better half, and being of a high amatorial temperament, it is not strange that he should long for some one to love him in his old age. During the post two or three* weeks Joseph has been over to Saranac selling tin wash­ ers, and liecame enamored of a barlier’s wife, and in spite of the warnings of honest- Saranac citizens, persisted in hovering about her, even os the foolish fly dot]i the patent fly-trap, and as a result the woman, during Joseph’s mo­ ments of conjugal weakness, has suc­ ceeded in becoming the possessor of Joseph’s fine gold watch and chain, be­ sides considerable of his wealth, so much so that became home the other day tetotally strapped, and since has licen endeavoring to dispose of some of his mortgages in order to raise money, which, it is prophecied, be want* for his new-found love. Joseph, you should imitate the example of your ancient namesake of the coat-of-many-colors renown, that you may not l>e taken furthef in by a Potiphar’s wife. —The Republicans heardthe various election returns last week, with com­ placency, but each day their cups of joy became fuller and fuller until Friday night, when it over-flowed and resulted in the grandest torch-light display of the campaign. The mud in the street compelled the procession to keep the walk, and os they marched down Main Street, Roman caudles were discharged all along toe line of the procession, and presented one of the finest sights ever witnessed in Nashville, several transparencies were carried by members of the club, upon which were appropriate mottos and carricatures, one of which represented the Democratic rooster, shaken juto 839 rieces; another, bulldozing in the south, and another the untimely end of the fusion chicken. The mottos, “Maple Grovfc wanted n change,” "Maple Grove don’t repudiate,” and .tor majorities of the different states were magnificently displayed in large characters on the transparence*. The rooms of Mr*. C. W. Smith were bril­ liantly illuminated, and the red white and blue, gorgeously displayed at the windows. At Mrs. Barber’s a mag­ nificent transparency at the windows, displayed the names,—Washington, Lincoln, Garfield. Several other places weie decorated especially for the oc­ casion and each vied w ith the other in making toe greatest demonstration of their patriotism. After the street parade.Uk* crowd marched to tho Opera house and listened to a rousing speech by James Clarke, of Hastings. Every­ body seemed to be in a high state of merriment and after the speech three cheers were given for the speaker three for Wm. Powers, chairman of the Re­ publican committee, three for Garfield and Arthur. The imexker then stepped forward and called for three cheers for Castleton, toe banner Republican town of toe county, which were given with a hearty good will, after which, the bon­ fires were built sod the rejoicing con­ tinued till late in toe evening, A faint effort was made by a few l>oy«, to mar the pleasure of toe evening, by fixing up a transparency representing low Democracy and carrying it around near the procession, daring anyone to knock it down, but they utterly failed to create any row. Everrth Ing passed off quiet an orderly, and the" utmost good feeling was manifested by all parties. L00AL GIBBLE-G ABBLE. The Tliornapple is booming. Clare Downing is seriously ill. Mrs. J. L. Stevens is quite sick. Fred Clark returned from the north, on Tuesday. Richard Drake baa become a clerk in E. Reese’s store. Curb-stone politicians still persist in talking polities. /" Mrs. Harry Hale retured from Green­ ville on Monday. Mrs. E. Holmes is building a wing to her house on "State 8t. The cold, chilly winds of November are abroad over toe land. There uKagreat demand for carpen­ ters and day-laborers jnst now. Mrs. D.C. Griffith went to Hastings on Wednesday, to visit friends. Mrs. Frank Stewart of Bay City is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jesse Austin. Send in your orders for tax receipts, you that want good work atlow figures. Ex. Whitmore was taken violcntly ill on Wednesday, with intermittent fever. Geo. Dillenbeck of North Castleton has gone to Shelbina, Mo., to visit a brothef. . L. J. Wilson lias the material on the ground to build a barn in the rear of W. & IPs. store. Asa Griggs, who has been visiting nt Newago the past month, returned on Wednesday. Dr. Linkletter,of Woodland, started Tuesday for Battle Creek, Iowa, on a visiting tour. Mrs. O. M. Yates went to Detroit on Tuesday to purchase a new* stock of millinery goods. Lewis Durkee and E. Parody went to Hastings on Tuesday to make returns from the election. Mrs. Mury Blake has returned from Laketon, where she has lieen visiting a couple of wcc^s. Ed. Mallpry has rented the Bacon property on Main St., and calculates to move in on Monday. Frita Lena returned from Muskegon last Friday, and is now at work in Lentz 6c. Son’s factory. Frank and Dave Purehis started on Monday for Petoskey to spend a few weeks visiting and hunting. Eva Wright has been in Detroit this week, (Areltasing new goods, for her fall and winter millinery trade. Jim Cook and Ed. Dnnie have rented the basement of Griffiths building, and are fitting it up for a billiard hall. John Tuckerman and family are de­ tained in York state, where they are visiting by sickness of their child. Rev. E. Jones, has been attending the annual conference of the Christain church at Ridgeway the past week. Polly Ticks is not receiving the at­ tention of the men in c’»is vicinity as much ns she did a week or two ago. Alltert Galls*in and wife started on Tuesday for Ohio, to visit, parents and i friends in that section for a few weeks. ■ The Nashville.band will furnish the music for the drama of "The Drunk­ ard’s Warning,” on Tuesday evening. Lee Tuckerman has laid aside the steel and cleaver m Roc’s market for a few days this week, on account of sick­ ness. Mrs. Myron Hester of Grand Rapids was visiting friends in this village last week, and returned home on Monday last. Now that winter has set in, toe next thing in order is to see ’Gene Cook nnd invest in one of those new swell-box cutters. The band boys realized about a quart­ er apiece from their dance on Thursday night. A jolly time was reported bp those in attendance. Fred Appleman has the material on the ground for a brick house which be intends building this fall,if he can pro­ cure sufficient help. A carbuncle of prodigious magni­ tude graces the hand of A. R. Wol­ cott, and every man he meets has a new remedy for carbuncles. N. A. Shaw’s little daughter, aged three years, was taken to Ann Arbor on Tuesday, to have her eyes operated upon the same being crooked. The Nashville W. C. T. U. will meet at the residence of Mrs. C. Ainsworth, on Tuesday, Nov. 9th, at 2,.<» p. m. A cordial invitation is extended to all. A bouncing boy is too latest crop harvested at Steven Downs, living a a couple of miles south-east of this village. It was cradled last Sunday. Be sure and attend the entertain­ ment at the Opera House on- Tuesday evening. It will be the first appearance of the Nashville Dramatic Club this sea­ son, and they will undoubtedly do their best, and as toe play is for toe benefit of toe Reform Club, it should be liber­ ally patronized. . Ad. Stanton is considerable under thA weather, and has been unable for a few days to attend to his dray ing, consAqnently has been obliged to get a substitute. Mr*. L. J. Wilson was elected-dele­ gate, from the Christian Sunday school, to attend the Christian Confer­ ence at Ridgeway, whither she went on Tuesday. . L. J. Wheeler sold more goods on Tuesday, than he has any other day o his business life in Nashville, and the same was a mighty good day for all of our merchants. Every business man of the day ought tn use printed letter-heads, bill-heads, statements and envelopes. We are prepared to do thia class of printing at satisfactory prices. The wind on Wednesday demolished Senator Durkee's wind-mill, and Lewis, like the thrifty, enterprising fanner that he is, immediately ordered anoth­ er, and now lias it in good working order. A musician named Williams, a crippie, entertained a crowd of men . and boys at Shaw's bakery .on Tuesday night, playing on twelve instruments at one time, ten bells on one string, a violin and mouth organ. The recent snow and rains have made the roads quite muddy, and trav­ el is not as brisk in the sunny days of autumn, but the thrifty farmer has his work up even with the season and is ready for the storm daysnf winter. Mr. & Mrs. Frank Boise will enter­ tain the M. E. social on Wednesday 'evening, Nov. 17. The entertainment will consist of music and charades. Refreshments will be served and a cor dial invitation is extended to every­ body to attend. • If you are in need of job printing, such ns letter-heads, bill-heads, state­ ments, envelopes, circulars, business cards, calling cards, wedding and ball invitations, programs, handbills, post­ ers, in fact, anything in the printing lire, get it done at this office, where yon can get*it on short notice. Our prices are reasonable, and we guaran­ tee our work cannot be excelled. Rev. E. Jones delivered an excellent discourse to young men at Christian church on Sunday night. The church was well filled, and many young men were present and listened attentively to the discourse, who are seldom seen nt church. It is hoped that this may be the beginning of many more dis­ courses which ahull follow and so in terest the young people of Nashville that they will become regular atten­ dants at church, and receive that knowledge which will result in much good to them, and the community at large. > A SMALL BUNDLE OF SPLINTERS. nr HI. R. AMES. A jack-ot-aH-trades plying his vocation in the west part of tpwn, was creating considerable noise with a scroll saw in a bouse where he domicil­ ed, but a burly workman employed in the business of putting a wall under the building, after enduring the unearthly screech, screech, yip, yip of the saw during the forenoon, came to the con­ clusion that a less of such music would be just as agreeable. So. after dinner be says to Mr. Jack. .“See here, you can’t run that saw in this house after­ noon, as I won’t stand.” Mr. Jack re­ torted •*I’ll run that saw all I please, and yon can’t help yourself.” But burly answered: “I’ll kick the d----- n thing out doors if you undertake it.” straightened up and swinging his ball clubs, and squaring up defied molesta tion. Mr, Burly quietly laid Jock on hu back and proceeded to apply a little presare to the small portion of his an­ atomy between his head and shoulder, After, reducing the amount of Jack’s steam (courage) from 1000 to about 0, burly slightly lessened the pre*sure for fear of an explosion, but was hardly soon enough, for at the first slight let up Jack suddenly exploded with: “you lay vile hands on me again and you will regret the act.” The curtain falls. The actors are billed for further per­ formance. A few temperance (f) men, who rid­ icule the idep that a person can’t do without the use of intoxicating drinks, were at work on the road in this town a while ago, and they being accustomto a drink of “good sweet cider” every day, applied to the overseer for leave to bring a little cider on' the road, to drink, remarking, they could work better nnd the cider was sweet and new and there could be no harm in it. The stern old fantic the overseer, re­ plied that it would not look yrell for temperance men to bring such drink on the road where others were at work who were not so temperate. The overseer was overruled- and the cider went on the road. A Democrat who had been ont near­ ly all night at the telegraph office, af­ ter election, came home toward morn­ ing hurrahing for Garfield. But the next day people learned he was drunk. Soon after election, a disapointed and heartsick Democrat was bemoaning the defeat of his party, and alsocurslng the custom of enlightening the public in regard to political matters by cam­ paign documents and public speakers, ended up in thiswise: “1 hope that when another campaign opens, not a d—d newspaper can be printed nor a political speech de’ivered.” Query: Does that express the sentiment of other Democrats f There are some farmers who would not get their corn husked nnd fall work done if it remained pleasant weather all winter, a* is evident from years of ctese observation. Years ago there used to live in the east part of town a family one of whom was very fond of “the chase,” but un­ like very many lads, he was a great boy to read. Often the lad could De seen nijles from home in the woods hunt­ ing deer ; but whereever he was bis mind was on Ips books, and to­ day he is member of Congress elect from the 3rd district of Michigan. Take courage boys, think more of your books than guns and cigars, and “mebby’yu’U bo President. HASTINGS ITEMS. Circuit court opens next week. M. Reed is building a new house. A new carpet has been purchased for the Presbyterian church. C. C. C., Cadwallder is tuning his harp to play “out the old house into the new.” The library of the -M. E. Bunday school lias l>een presenter! with nearly 100 new volumes. The highschool students are prepar­ ing a cantata, to be produced on toe stage in the near future. J. J. Allen, who lives almut a mile ' west of the ciiy has a dog that is coufinned kleptomaniac. Dr. Dever improves ever)’ opportun­ ity offered to jingle his sleigh bells^ind was on hand again last Saturday. Thoa. Heney, living a mile west of town, is getting ready to commence the erection of a fine brick houJe. Miss Stell Hendershot and Will Squire were made happy by Rev. Ban­ croft on the "th. and have gone to Big Rapids to reside.' Hastings tax payersare getting ready to give vent to big growl. $80,000 school houses are nice-looking but they cost money. Sneak thieves are schooling'them­ selves for^business, and one of them took a lesson in purloining l^»ney from Mr. TomlinAon, a few days evenings ziuce, but failed to carry it away. The Marne individual, or a classmate, took a l>olt of factory from the Hue of Mrs. Bentley on another evening. It is quite natural that our Green­ backers and Democrats should fee! cross and ugly over the result of the elections, but when they charged J. L. Wilkins with securing the vote of his manufactory for the Republican ticket by threataand bull-dozing hia employ­ ees resented the imputation by publish­ ing a Card showing the ticket each voted, which stands 24 Republican, 10 Greenback and3 Democrat. Comnton Connell Proceeding*. ♦ Council Rooms, i Nashville, Nov. Oto, 1880. Regular meeting. Present, Chipman president; Cook, Downing, Roe and Reynolds, Trustees. Absent, Olds and Boston. Minutes of lost meeting road and on motion approved by ayes and nays as follows: Ayes—Cook, Downing, Roe and Rey­ nolds. Nays none. The following accounts were present­ ed and on motion allowed by ayes and nays as follows: Ayes—Cook, Downing. Roe and Rey­ nolds. Nays none. A. Stanton, $10.90. Wm. Killen. 8.40. W. 8. Powenu 8JJ0. Levi Everett, 7A0. John H. Smith, 8A0. On motion Council adjourned. F. McDerby, E. Chipman. Clerk. President From to-day’s reports Democrats can glean but little light. R. J. Grant, Greenback-Democratic candidate for the State Senate in this district is elect­ ed and New Jersey goes Democratic, with California in doubt. These are small crumbs of comfort, but they are the best we can offer.—Charlo tie Lead­ er, Nov. 4th. • It must be bard indeed, to have the snatched from their grasp, joat as they were about to roll it aa a sweet morsel under their tongue, and R. J. Grant thrown five times 829 votes in the mi­ nority* by Lewi* Durkee. CREDIT SUBSCRIPTIONS $1.75. NUMBERS. LOCAL MATTERS. SCIATICA(sciatic rheumatism)CUBED For particulars write to Dr. H. A. Peterman, M. D.,Marshall, Mi ch., or call and aee him at the Wolcott House «»n the days he holds his office there. 8-11 typatrons, arc yon aware that now is toe time when merchants have to pay their debt* and buy new stocks of goods T Such is the case and we must have money to do it with, and don’t you forget it! D. C. Griffith. ry I have fqund the place to buy goods cheap, I got my Boots at W. G. Aylsworth’s. ry M1W.Q. M. Yates, ho* returned from Detroit, with the largest and most complete line of Millinery Goods for die fall and winter trade, ever brought to Nashville. Her Bilk and Satin Cord and Tassels, for Hat and Dress T -im ing, can’t be beat. Germantown and Zephyr Hoods, from 75 eta. to $850. Tips and Ronshrs, long Feather* and nobby Hats.rhildrens knit Coats, Shnea, Hate, Hoods Caps nnd Mittens a full line. Cheap for cash. I sell more goods for 10 lbs. of butter, 4 doz. of eggs and a few shilling* in money than any man in Harry county. D.C. Griffith. IV All who wish to purchase Robes. Blankets, Trunks and Whips, will find it to their advantage to call on A. R. Wolcott. CV D. C. Griffith, is now receiveing his second stock of goods since Sept. 1st. He report* many styles of goods much lower than they were earlier in the season.________ tVIf yon want a good Carpet for a small amount of money, call on L. J. Wheeler. rV Try that new Vienna Bread at ________ N. A. 8H a w’s. TAKKNOT1CE Mr. Demary has retired from the firm of Kellogg, DemarayA. Co. and leaves for Inwn tlie first of Novcmliernext. It is therefore necessary that all accounts should be settled by that time, all in­ debted to said firm will please be prompt in paying the same, ns this will positively be the only call made. Re­ member, Nov. 1st. 4tf Kellogg Demarat &■ co. F9 GJ Overctmts to select from at W, G Atlsworth’s. IV A new arrival of ready-made Clothing at A. S. Liebhauser’s. Big Bargain. One span of large work horses, and harness, for $250 on time. C. C. Wolcott. Lp- Oysters by toe quart or can at ____ N. A. Shaw’s. fy All persons indebted to Ains­ worth & Brooks, either by note or ac­ count, will please call and settle their account. If not settled iu ten doja, their bills will Imj hand< d to an attor­ ney for collection. Auibworth 6c. Brooks. Nashville, Oct. 28. 1RW. jy We would announce to the ladies of Nashville and vicinity, that we have just opened a first class Millinery store one door north of C W. Smith’s groc­ ery. We are receiving new goods each week, therefore are prepared to furniHh all the latest styles. Having secur­ ed th»* services of Mitw Joe Downing, we are prepared tr*do Dressmaking, cutting and fitting, with neatness and dispatch. Those requiring anything in our line please call before purchasing. E. Chapman 6l E. Wright.. ry Ifyou want H bargain in ready­ made Clothing, go to 8. Liebhauser’a. where you will find the best stock and the lowest prices in Bany Co. [8-11] Brick for Male. I have just burnt a kiln of 300,000 'of tho finest pressed brick of toe season. Intending purchasers will do well to give me a call. 6-9. Wm. Boston. ry 100 Itaits of Clothing for men and toys to choose from at W. G. Atlswoth’s. tV The best $2.50 Boots in too mar­ ket at W. G. Aylsworth’s. Keep in Hind That I will give to the person buying the most goods of me within 60 days from Oct. 4th to December 4th an elegant $35:00 German Paisltv Shawl. G. A. Truman. [V OvHtcrs by the dish, and served up in all the latest styles at , ty This week I reduce prices on Sheetings, Dress Goods, Cloaking*. Rubber Boots, .Sugar and other numer­ ous other articles for cash. I don’t give away goods but will meet compe­ tition from all quarters remember that. Q. Griffith. D. QT* That wife of mine bought her Cloak of W. G. Aylsworth, and you don’t know how it improves her looks. E. Cook wishes to announce, that on and after toe 17th of Sept, be will do Horseshoeing and all kinds rf Custom Work. Chas. Middleton, the BosaShoer, will do your work in toe moat ap­ proved mauuer. We shall be pleased to see you all. Eugene Cook. nr All Uhm> indebted Io w. will tr A tuU line of Draw Goods at, Ayi<p«kth s. �SKS brnhyit Theresa laid down ths’violto. The Cremonese Violin. It win oq a magnificent August even­ tag, in tho year 1843, if I remember rightly, when, returning from a tour to the Tannus, I found myself on the Castle HiM of Hamburg, under the Heights. The sun was just sinking belaud tho toot lulls of the “Old King;” wher. । sound of silver tones. I was dying in the grass, behind a young giria, of about 14 and H years, elegantly and tastefully attired, who sat themselveH down ju«t below me. “Is this not entrancing, Moria?" •poke the oldest, a tell, black-eyed beau­ ty, to hex younger sister, a slender, pate child, who reminded me of Murillo’s an­ gel fooea. “Oh I how I would like to rnnuun hero in Homburg f Neither in England, France, nor Spain did we find tt^Letutiful.” “You ore right,Theresa,” answered tho little angel; -“it is beautiful, and, dur­ ing the last eight dayn, I have frit so much better. The jmre air on the Rhine hills and the magnificent scenery have done me good ; but I am homesick—I long for our beloved Savigliana. ” A storm of tears followed these words, sjKkken’ln a sobbing and painfully-agitato.l manner.’ “There, you are crying again. Mari­ etta I” exclaimed tho older sister, half vi-pruvingly, and pressing her to her rid*. “ Iti six «r eight weeks you will kx« at - home. For two long years wc have endured the separation, have fawpd for homo, and never believed thm wn could live te see it again, and now, almost on the eve of departure, you lament" •‘I’ am very much afraid, Theresa dear; I believe honn ickuess will consmnic me.” sobbed tlie little one. , . “You are a dear child, Marietta," answered tho rider sirter. “You will, far my sake, conceal your sorrow. See vRxiUl it not grieve me deeply if the Public—” • “ Um Gottes wiilen, be quiet, The­ resa !” exclaimed the little one, with nil the signs of fear, and suddenlv ceasing her. jobbing. “No; I will oubdue my ferimgs; the Public shall never have cause to complain." For a time tho sisters were rileuL Tlie sun had sunk liehind the hills, and a rising fog was slowly darkening tlie iandsca{»o. “Come, ’Marietta,” said the oldest, “ the evening air will hurt you.f Silently the two went, arm in arm, down the Castle Hill, not perceiving that some on following them, who.______ had - been ___ ____ . ____________ listening to their conversation, and who, touched to the heart, was anxious to discover how that spectre, the Public, influenced their lives. We soon reached the streets ol the city. . The first conjectures, that the two girls were perhaps attached to tlie cir-cus nt that time performing in Frank­ furt, or were members of the ballet of ■the Court Opera of Wiesbaden, appeared -doubtful. Their artless and elegant -ooatumo bore witness against iL If the little one had not mentioned Savigliona, but, perhaps, Birmingham or Roubaix as their home, and if that word, the public, had not fallen from their lips in euch a peculiar V pregnant-with-fate " manner. I would have found nothing re­ markable about them. But Italians of distinction are a rarity on the Rhine. I had a conundrum Jwfore me. “ Look, Theresa!’’ said the little angel, “there in the window hangs a harp.’ 1 had spy reached the sisters when we Teach c-< the city so near that no word ■ it* fodder, too.' lawn wm i member the delivery of Rune Boyne, the Persian stage robber. from’ the Austin Jail by his wife. Without repeating the story iL” of the escape. and telling of the manner “You shall'have one little brother, nificenoe which the Stradivari, parti cuTo some in wliiuli it was accomplished, g*nng on who shall on the violin learn to play ?* luiiaU grass is always damp. It was to the' time that Boyce and his bravo claimed an enthusiastic poet “So. is a said Ephraim, mi he passed the button­ early Inllrn aftanmoa, and U» only Um- W1IU „„„„ homo „ in Kimball canal-boat," said a practical old forward­ box back to its place. “Then can you lodXgV a violin of tlie first rank, and anta ot Um gantan WOT Uro aorranta. ■ wife reached their mria„nt, «,mdly a« ing merchant, have one very cheap, for 85." ■ A„ntln, ooeomj. f‘H6w far is it to Butler if Ikeep to that class this one cannot lay claim, who wot arraagiag rotaabmeaU upoa . Ulrill^g „ Umt “No, No* said Marietta, eagerly, notwithstanding its many merits." aomo Uro Urwo. fla-y : jj, Imd -k-Urmiowl to aUck to right straight on ?” “ Well, about 25,000 “we want to see that particular one that seemed full of nod* and becks, and whia- , . ... Tho sisters prvparod'tu depart. hud released him miles, but if you turn the other way it’a bun/.. (}u>n'« ♦ )»« rnmor " “You wish an Oberlondetr? The pers of aiqiorently mysterious - import about half a mile.” ' pMed unoug Urem. Amrerega tave. Lv luux <■! banl.-ued alrel, in the center Mary Jake, have you given the gold­ lady," answered Epliraim, in a fatherly i pretty, red one, for. only So?" asked up to Uw gate, and.two ladies, ^rmg, j iul d State „f Ephraim, approaching. Iridor now fish fresh water?” “No,- ma’am. war. “ way. " Do you know that that is in a I took orotmd for thmr hostess. The awTexaM Ulft . - __ A TTTA-a II fl Illi Whnt’B the use ? They haven’t drank treasure? What do TI say—Aa ttreasure? Slie loved him. no matter what .his brother aside. “ Fraulein,” ho l>e- rant who has admitted them goes in up what’s in there yet.5’ ~nrv4. of bin mistfwt* and and a a few few moments momenta «>«* w»tu ura, uu bimkt »u»* A crime it is, by Iridor, that he paid so gan, “what shall leay? >Now, for tlie search hi» mistress, It is said that sharks will net bite a much for an old-violin. The others are first time I perceive that I did right afterward a young and,beautifully dressed crime he had committed, and sooner than permit him to fall a victim to' th'e much better. Shull I show you one? when I gave up art for the shop, and I woman usucs from tho house, her face I ----------- o c f the law and l>o token forever Jf you can keep kicking longer than a Five dollars apiece, all new and painted do not now feel the nccosaity for. re­ deeply flushed, her eyes half closed, and r sr she would risk her life to ro­ shark can keep writing, you’ll be all a pretty red color! They ore very proaching myself in my heart for tho her gait uncertain. Justat this moment ; gUins |,;m ” *ijlwrtv. “ ‘ She succeeded in right pretty/ . anre. up. . pmlle.uui eff^t/but lliuu act: when I again touch the violin, it uotkt ou-mg. .V ''' ~T~~ cnuri, luiwin Ihp--------rwv-nnantrt Thrav~ i ncr . — . . ui.i wen of what avail had nho Even the wisest is sometimes a foot “Gome, Marietta!" said Theresa, im­ will only be for the purpose of cleaning and lady being the occupants. Thor, . hcr efforU u, wIea-e him bceo too, enter the garden gate and . advance For example, the philosopher who wore . -----------------------1 -------— .i -------------not be with him. To remain in the it and removing the dust But now yon patiently, “ let us go—” ‘•Gott, du gercchter ! stay '. stay I ’’ must tell mo your honored munee, that X toward tho house across the lawn. As country where she had lived was unsafe, his spectacles when asleep that he might exclaimed Ephraim, perplexeo. “ Why ma}- know to whom I owe it that my they approach tho uncertain, swaying both for hcr and hcr husband, tor the reuognise the friends he might see in his figure ot their hostess they look at eocfi minions of the law would surely learn of dreams. will you go? I wiM show it to you. conscience is at rest" No; I will not show it Isidor shall A FnENcn artist gave his last work to Tlie young lady smilingly pulled a other significantly, and the lady Bays, his return, and either recapture him or show if to you.- “Isidor!” ho called, card from her pocket, wrote a few words in a low voice: “I was afraid of this. take his life, and arrest her for releasing a porter to convey to a saloon. “Bo Where can Mr. X. bo to allow her to be him. There was bnt one safe course,to careful, be careful f said ho; “the through- a small window in the rear thereon and laid it on tlie table. (foor—“ Isidor, tho Cromoneee I” and, I knew already who these genii were, seen to this state?” The interpretation follow, and that was to leave the country. picture is scarcely dry.” “Oh, never turning, toward us, he noid, in a mixed and, in an /elevated frame of mind, of those wild looks, that disordered hair, 86it was.arranged between the man and mind 1" said tho porter; “my clothes are tone of vexation and rejoicintr. and still walked forth Into the pure air, where I and these meaningless words, is that his wife that they should leave together, old." eying the sistera suspiciously : “ I did could nourish these impressions unin- , Mrs. X is intoxicated, though not suffi- and it is reportial that immediately upon “Ma, said a little boy, looking up i ciejitly so to lie quite helpless. She wan- returning to their home after the escape not think that Isidor would win. When he brought it and said to mo : ‘Ephraim, I I ders about among her guests, her con­ from the Austin Jail, tlie highwayman from on illustrated paper, “I wish 1 was a little South Africa boy." “Why, dition, however, being so palpable, so I have bought it, and the man will come nnd tho bravo partner of his bosom I unmistakable, that the majority laugh । mounted each a horse and rode off to- Georgie?” asked his ma. ' “ Why, 'cause for the money this afternoon—it ooata Milancllc.* ' their mothers don't wear slippers,” ho and titter, while the friendly few pity, gcuicr w uave 81501’ No, wait a moment, I mistake, it 1 gethcr. Mrn. Boyce is said to have feelingly replied. •The fwo cdsbrsUd vloIlnl.U, the sublet though they ooudenm. The i doffed h cr female drawn cost $250—what do I say ? Three hun­ ■tava .ketch, were the daughter* at the r hr? _2r attire,*— - 'on a pair “ Grra Me My Heart," is the title of scene was ended bv the arrival of her of trousers, buckled a revolver .------about « dred and fifty dollars I believe it cost her * C«pL Pkonctltler. builiud, W11OT look Ot mimr. a. ho lad ^ hher „ head, a poem, sent in by “Penelope.” CerThen I said: plsccd'a man’shat hat up upon PnWtalMM. It wm in h» wile oh hia arm through the group. I waist, ani] u,ia Rub., tnmly ; we will send it by return mail, “ ‘ Iridor, what a fool you are ? Who { rr — : houae, , ol Ruily-arcaaod people into Uw _ _________ m uaOTrny iammiag will buy it ? Where lies the value ? | -hero You are unpractical for the business! I touched even the laughers with pity. • •he may pr.ibaljy..e-rer • •• •bo^- J You have been cheated I ’. : . This is nd exaggeration of facta. It is, nized nor known. There are few women, | . ... What “Then he swore, high and low, that ■■■*”* Voices Indicate. . । unfuriuuatcly, a scone from real life, ind«N}d, who have tlie nerve that Mrs. She asked the clerk if he was positive There are light, quick, surface voices । anj j fe^ U(g uncommon one. The only an artist like himself could judge. Boyce showed, and fewer still who would —thoroughly convinced the eggs were And when I said again. ‘ No one will that involuntarily seem to utter the slang, hovoof strong drinks appears to be in- manifest tho faithfulness irp«li ' “ Oh TM " Kaiil tli* vrmnv nines* she did for tiie the lreah"Oh, yen," said tlie young ing among the educated women ofinquire for it, no one will buy it,’ then “ I won’t do to tie to.” The man’s ।I cnw Her twhui ventures ----— — ... , man slio iovud. Lex - would ----- — philosopher, “I know they are; why. ( ■ -s» — — --------—• past, he bet me $5 that he would sell it in a words may assure you of his strength of :I our day. Duong *« the season* just |tcn.o „ the for a wlMa. the former said Done'of hfe hens were puroosc and reliability, yet life tone con- ij instances ■ short time. of this were so frequent as to ■ t£OIiaj or n UOVci of absorbing in- more than a year old.” She bought a his speech. “If you buy it, then Isidor has won. tnulicts the conjoctwe that_a kind of^epi- terwt torest that that would would be be read read.with rrk " ;;; 1,.me with amazeamaze- basketful on the spot. Then there ore low, deep, strong je.Illc of drink wm -pervading those t by thousands all over the world. ' Shall I not show you the Oberlander, “ Om> age,” says the .Phrenological iicfts. where the words wonts seem ground trround out. out. clossea ... j of z.f society .i.'infv in tn which milium .. Ii voices, the pretty red ones, only $5 apiece ? ’’ culture, tiopo- ■ ■San Antonin {Texas). Exprest. I Journal, “ is almost invariable iiccomaa if tho man otrod humanity a grndgo. ----------In the meantime Isidor hod entered sition, and jxwsession of overy comfort , - r-, --- -day. r,. — -1« - -------------------------------.... ।i ------- ------------by a prominent chin.” Tlie IsJy and meant_ to pay -------it some That । iuuw jjfcwonld appear to be a sufficient tho shop, and comprehended the situa- ----Changes of Life. may wdl ee against a vice. change is tho common feature of so- I ’ho does “ot P"1 “P. b" b"**1 her man’s opponent* opponent--, mxy —ell trmfible, •rern’.,!e, ami snd RUarant . __t _so - degrading *—t'pn at s glance. lie pushed his talka­ imm hi* life strength of I uy^riety" fact/ ’ livo too much [ his friends may trust lus strength of [ ..Sixnetv ’’ ladies, to fact, live ] rfetv — <rf all life. -----------------------------------1 dun upon reaxlmg this paragraph may tive brother iuude, and, bowiu% to mo in , upon excitement to suffer The world is like a magic lantern, or 7®?^* Ulxt„Bhe “ «ttH • d**»y. *f not a act. -■*------- —not *■ —«■— from *—— the passing, he gravely made the sisters a purpose and ability to act (there u> the coarse Ixnsterou* dicta- jumble reaction. For a few monUis in the .hitting scenes of a pmoroma. Ten ' dimpling.-hew York CununcrciaL stiff bow. can’t ’tgo go to to the the party party to-night," to-night,’ year. they endure continued fatigue ! years convert the population of school* “IIcan “You wish to see tho violin?” ho tonal tone, invariably adopted by-vul- | who have not suffleumtenlsufficient cul- i in uj tn.ajiUg'tho _______________ social mill and— for the jnto men and women, tlie young into l srid Jones; “ the truth is my shirt is in asked, and, without awaiting tlie answer, gar persons, whAhava ^mainder they they are are a a prey prey to to ennui, ennui. father* and matrons, make and mar for- I the wash." “Shirt to tlie wash I” he moved toward the show window in tiyation to understand their own torig- I remainder i The v try the 4A-S-1A first dose ----------------of chloralI-..,. a* on ex- tunes; mid bury the last generation but I “hrieked Smith. “Why, mon alive, visible excitement. “It is dear, very nificance, Thereisthe incredulous tone, that fe jx-ri^ent. “Mv eves look so dull and heavy one. | have you but one start ? ’ “ One ohirt I” dear; but just hear the tone ! ’’ arid he, morniug. ’So-and-so— say* —chloral ~p. ------------------Twenty years convert infants into exclaimed Jones in life turn; “you tuning the violin, and drawing the bow full of a covert sneer, or a.secret “You- I — — can ’ t*dupe-m<ssir ” intonation. x— i. • -• * -• • • »••• — it." •* --------- j.------ —-----fe such n capital thing; I think I'lLtry lovers, fathers and mothers, decide men's wouldn't wont a mon to have a million in long strokes across tho single strings. Then there is the whining, beseeatang ]n tld. coho, as in that of rouge, it is not fortunes and distiction*, convert active 1 shirts, would you ?”—Borton Transcript, Does it nut sound like on organ ?.” voi™. that uavH aar. •■ajuholtat" ■> t.ftun plhinl.vx I tTths'thnt'OTp'ihat ouaia."" It It » „w,uiK unv. •ana iliat ntt t n« “the first step that costs. is eaar easy men „„ and women into ocrawling drivelers, ' “Ant good shooting on your form?” Iridor was now the artist again. In ( "nd K’’ry n*’ ' asked the hunter of the farmer. “ Splencalm moments he had often regretted o* if it uttered the word, it cnjolca and enoUgh. -But, from on experiment it be-'■ Bnd bury nil preceding generations a pr.lCticef and from a .practice it . — - ’ year* raise = an active ■■ having given up his career, and if now flatters you; its words, say, “I love you. Thirty generation ; did," replied the agriculturist; “there's into --------u necessity. - —j- ItI’ is no । from nonentity, change fascinating beau- a lightning-rod man down to the clover and then he played, even hours nt a I admire you; you ore everything that (]evt.]opi, ----should jlonger -•----------—» but »--•*----*— ’ ’ lady ha* , ties into l»earal)le old women, convert meadow, a cloth peddler at the house, n . --------- ----be. 7" ’... , . . servont, master. My time, what satisfaction was that to him ? you Tiien there is the fond", nmucal, com- hpr hnl/ pint of chaippagne about an ](>vew into grandfathers and grand- book agent out in the barn and two He had not the public before him. pMsionate goes oreukLt, anothS nt luncheon, --------- voice, that ~ f sometim^ , , hourhour cuterafter bi vnkfeoi, aaaiithc ,.t'..ir.clico:;, । mothers, and bury tlie active generation, I tramps down to the stock-yard. Climb - But now ? The boldest and most dar­ with sharp features (a* they indicate , Q gju^ Gf liquor iuntitid of afternoon tea, or reduce them to decrepitude and*imbe- I rieht over the fence, young man, load merely intensity of feeling feeling) and nnd some- . " ^.^,1,., ^pience nf of wine* wines at dinner. dinner’ I i barrel* and sail in."— Hawk-Eye. ing evolutions were child's play to liim. merelv One cadence followed another Vilder times olunt features, but always with a nn(|. brandy to her jx^t-prandud coffee. Forty yean, rias ’ change the face of A Nrw Yorker advertfeed that for $1 jjrr cbloral in her dresssing-room is ns ril society. Infants are growing old. the ho would BenJ direction* how to cure a and wilder, certainly also more incur- I genuine benevolence. If you ore full of affection and pre- pennmjent anil indispensable an nrrange- bloom of youtii and beauty has passed tQrn.up nose. A young lady who forrectly than tlie previous one, and, when ■ I meo t M ber bath, and---------------much sooner he had finLhed the introduction, he j tense, your voice proclaims 1L mvmw away, two active generations have been „ dollar received the direction* aaa~, . If you are full of honesty • broke into a perfect flood of operatic ' j”®"’ 1 “ft" 11- -,nj“ -iu u-’u*11"*"™ b“ u‘; "“I ouc>’ s'* •» <“p'«’ • melodies, till at last he finished with tho ! and purpose, your voice proclaims it ! awe-------ch. ruhadOT to'galtRn.lmi.uat^t^rau- bUclraith to .triko beralioaa?-bfew “ ’time lew If you are- cold caun firm and , af’ the Be-. piece of Meyerbeer, j -----~and . ------——and ——-------------didalea for tamo havo atarted from 1>>» „ U the end of the hoao with a sledgo— Only a Chimera/ do“ Yea, Golda is |(consistent, consistent, or fickle and foolish and deFamous Men and (kits. oxhauatlraa Wool) ol nature. ! hammer until a cure waa eHocU-d. A tliiraty gesture, ho jI centious, your voice will bo equally truth- j( onrdonu-stio,favorites—cats—were not With an applauseapplause-tliirsty And m tun ream-mature, npo fifty I .triking remedy, but aho didn't tollie violin. -. ' telling. laid down tlie telhne. . j hiablv thought erf in tlie Middle Age*. yoare-a hall contwy-wliat tremendou. i directi<ma. *" remained ’ ' j Yo<can Pour Isidor I The pubhe kufean not cliange change your vour voice from a ‘ -n,ev- wcro thea looked on as Satanic changes occur. How Tune writes her : „ , . , .. „.i Theresa i.„4 The Galveston people ore the most quiet — nnds--------unmoved. had smiled natural to on unnatural tone, without ita > ageJju nnd wero burnt aliVQ. In Paris sublime wrinkles everywhere, in rock, rr?rld„ A W>. and Marietta laughed aloud at tlie me­ being known that you ore doing so. j every St John’s Day a number of the river, forest, eiliro, hamk-la, vilKgea, in tho nature ol man and tlie deatiniea ° {h ^OIingathering, a tuduonablo abhorred animals and v’creathumped up chanical strokes and unlucky passages, young Galvrotonmn could not find hu which, however, Isidor had taken as huaketoaiKl bags in .the Place de Greve, aapecta ot all cirilixed aoeiety. Eotua iiaaa on to eighty r<-are-.ud b“L h*d. *“*.* Daniel Webster’s Humor. signs of approval. ' to afford an auto-da-fe, the Sovereign (Cid ot u. |i **? “~i h? “I have not been able to form an Daniel Webster was a grim humorist liimsidf -setting fire to the pile. This : what wdm do uo we we di-airo wsiru auu see to to comfort coniiun us t—7-------------- rx: ’ ~n —57* ----- 77.—Z ...... ...a.. .... tht» world?t Our parents are. ....... gone, , that purpose. Finally he discoveredThat opinion on the auality of tho tone,’’ On one occasion, when a Senator who was practice continued fora long time, tlie in al,., monarch wte> officiated — to -----------this man-our children ’ " ’ have ’ paa*cd away ’ * u« 1' ‘a 1lady *',v ™ tr'"ntr 200 pounds was sitting weighing said Theresa. “ Will you try the instru­ jeering another for some jiedantry said, Lt .uv.uuo.. from on his hat. He approaclied her very po­ ment once, Marietta ? I will be oble to “ The honorable gentleman may proceed ncr being Louis XIV. The persecutors ' into all 7uarta of the world to light the judge of the tone much better.” to quote from ‘Crabbe’s Synonyms,’ of the feline race were, na doubt, ignor- . grim amid-----decqierate r-------------------------------------battle of life. Our. litely nnd said : “Madam, will you be kind enough to let me have my hat for a from Walker and Webster—’’ “Not ant of the fact that cats had been the old ________ friend* L — where ______ ore 77. they? ’ — UJ We behold “How? What?” asked Ephraim, : ,a of —which v;-*- —we - know nothing and » few moments ? As soon aa I return I astonished; “you are making fan. The from Walker and Webster," exclaimed object of superstitious veneration in ' a world the Senator from Massachusetts, “ for early times. In Egypt, for instance, tho to which we are unknown. W._ weep for will put it right back where I got it little lady already plays the viplin ? ” from.”—Galvetton Newt. the authorities may disagree ! ” At an ­ the gcflVrntions long since gone by — for cat was deified as the patron of liberty “Yes," answered Theresa, smiling; Tide Oil City Derrick prints the fol­ other time., when he was speaking on tho and a similar respect was shown it lovers, for parents, for children, for “we both play a little.” , “ That is right,” said Isidor, handing New York Fire bill, tlie Senate clock be­ throughout nearly tne whole of the East friends in the grave. We see everything lowing “ Baby Lullaby,” as sung by a father while mamma is visiting the neighgan suddenly to strike, nnd, after it had turned uprido down by the fickle hand of Tlie Turk* still regard "Tsbby ” os the the violin to the little one with friendly : nod and encouraging look; “ don't be struck continuously for nlxrat fourteen "cleanest” of animals; Mahomet him­ fortune and the absolute despotism of l>ors or fifteen times, Mr. Webster stopped self, indeed, having had a great liking time, hi a word, wo behold the vanity JlTck^-by baby upen the tree top; baaliful, and play us a piece." When the wind biowe—enufuund It. do (top. and said to tho presiding officer, “ That for cats, it fe only natural that ril good of life, and are quite ready to lay down there in oldest, - UMVaplT Km t Dorn Marietta silently took the instru­ clock is out of order, sir—I have the Mussulmans should profess the same the poor burden and lie gone. ' ment, and, placing herself in • position, floor.” Tho occupant of the choir affection. r A Useful Instrument. began likewise with long strokes on the looked rebukingly at the refractory time­ It fe not in tho East alone, however, open strings. piece, but in defiance of the officers and that the feltoo tribe havoy managed to i Undoubtedly, to every well-regulated “There is, indeed," answered tlie “The stroking is excellent," re­ rules of the house it struck about forty acquire a secure and recognized position ' woman, the hairpin fe an invaluable ac•older; “ but sen ! there are also violins ! marked laidor, “you will make a good liefore the Sergeant-at-Arma could stop to society. Many great men have hod , qufeition. She can use it to a variety Let us go nearer.”. If you ain't 'akep thia mlnlt, now, now, rock-s-by. player ; you have a good begin—’’ it; Mr. Webater standing silent, while an inordinate fondness for cat*. Riche- of ways—as a glove-hook, button-hook, Well, hang auch a young cue that >to«e nothing but There—what was that ? Astonish­ every one else was laughing. lieu’s special favorite was a splendid An- | even a gimlet on occasion. It mokes on It was a small shop that I knew well, in wboexi two dirty show-windows cotton ment forced the words down Isidur's ■ On another occasion, while Mr. Web­ gora, his furry confidant's usual resting- 1 excellent clasp to lieu of a missing place lieing his Eminence ’ s table, among ■ buckle. Ita most obvious use fa to fasten ] goods, a tationery, toys and musical in- throat ster was addressing the Senate in pre­ With the quickness of lightning, a senting a memorial, a clerical-looking itate documenta, lxx>k», etc. Montaigne | the hair to tho head of the wearer. The ; •truinente were 'displayed in artistic disAn Editor’s Trials. succession of tlie most brilliant, bell- jieraon in one of tho galleries arose and used to obtain relaxation by playing with I bask hair fa always spiked on with from 1 ■order. ’ sneeosrion can tell-— how much Thack-- words ----------------- ----- Ephraim and Iridor Hirech was the ‘.iko *UTcat2- shouted, “ My friends, the country is on hfa cat Colbert reared half a dozen ’ six to twelve hairpins, which hold it so I -No firn Ephraim, the older brother, had ] a the brink of destruction I Bo sure that cat* to hfe private study and taught firmly that it cannot lie detached until ; eray » generous soul suffered in his edi­ inherited from his paternal sire the tai- ; ** kver® ,wlLh * .’’ i you act on correct principles. I worn them, after a lengthy display of patience, ' oil the hairpins are withdrawn. In like | tonal cup.*city. There is a class uf poo<mt to buv and seufandOTltivsted the .wh“h’ •w.el *n8- you to act as your conmneuce may ap­ tojierfcrm all sorts of tricks. Fontenelle manner the bonnet fe pinned to the hrir |’*e wbo look upon an editor a office as a v*iug uuwu Unlearned men have ; bureau of general relief : young widows same in a* moderate wav. Iridor, on the J?16^inallv decre^riim" prove. Gcd is looking down UIXJU uponyou, you, was very fond of cate, and used to place with hairpins. you ' a particular old “Tom" in an arm-chair often wondered how it uss possible for a | wlt“ numerous,children *end iu manuother hand, bereme a disciple of art, and P**?•. dt'creawng, and if you act on correct e-?rr_“ principles —:-----’---------j rough. then de- ; aud deliver on oration before him. We light straw hat to keep its place on the 8cnPfo witrfc frank avowal that they ore k«.i vnnn.1,1 t/> will o get safety ”thr-He ugh.' had m the course of years ^advanced to <!n<h*lin fairy-like < . flngijolet tones. . .. Iridor stood there, eyes and mouth lilierately stepped back, and retired i must not forget, too. that felit catut very summit of a pyramid of hair from con»«°us of jxMseastog no literary ability the position al a memlier of 1 i whatever, »bqt that ♦» they sure ♦»* this or 'from ----- ‘be “•< *»•-* —'feel —» ------wide open. thegalteiybcfire officers of the supplied Perrault with one of the moat which the slightest breeze ought, aptra in the Frankfort Theater. “ The register is excellent. Marietta," Senate could reach him, Mr. Webster . attractive subjects of hfe stories and that |Mireutly, to be able to blow it The that one will lx- accepted, as otherwise said Theresa, joyfuMy, “ but how is it waa, off course, surprised at thi* under vno the pen pen m of wm this, — admirable story- : hairpin fa the solution of this mystery. they and their little ones must starve ; this ex- muier there are fanner buys, who write diagon­ with the Cantilene, to the middle-regfe- traordinary interruption; but, when i teller “ Puss in Boots ’’ has become an ; Being made fed remained assistant to the first the shrill voice of the enthusiast had example of the power of work, industry. ! wrought —iron, -—, and strengthened by paint ally across brown wnqrping paper, and violin desk until one evening his pa­ with “---------a» much •­ core as the elevated rail­ beg for favor as a menus of acquiring an Marietta again raised the bow, and an ceased, he coolly resumed his remarks, and tavior-faire. — Galignani'- Men- 1 — tience gave out On the following . road piers, it can defy anything bat a education; there are thousands who morning he hade adieu to »i>e leader & extremely melancholy Gondoliers Hound­ saying, “ As the gentleman in tho gal- . tcnffcr. ed forth from the atnngs of the old vio­ lt*ry has concluded I will proceed. ” ■ cyclone; and a Ixmnet fastened with have foiled nt everything else, but are ~--------- r~ 4he orchestra and his artistic career. ~ The Tables Turned. _______________ ! half a dozen hairpins becomes os much sure they can write ; some nre preten­ “What, for shall I let myself be lin, in longing, sorrowful tones. I leaned against the wall, shut my WatDi tk. rkiuM.». A Galveston parent has noticed the for a part of the wearer as her back hair, tious and impudent, others mcxleet and •abused?" said Isidor Hirach to his com* naica ins vnimrcn s reel. some time his eldest eon sneaked off beIn every aetiae i* is on inati-nment of appealing, and with the latter it is par­ eyes, and forgot time, place and snrticularly hard to deal. A great many are | Lifelong discomfort and sudden death fore breakfast and came back looking wondrous power. vituperative, and look upon the editor aa —.... ' ,er him , ntl '• ho “tonished me-his art I often come to children through the in- . very happy, so. he asked him yesterday I ®" UroamL delivcS to him j dazried ma, but^ Marietta moved me— I attention or cai-ciessueM of the parenta. morning■: a deposit installed to crush all rising । A child should never be allowed to go to • -j units do you take a cocktail in the I Miss Younglndy owned to twenty-four, genius. More than once, when Thack­ “ James, tb.-IWoUorflirtaior.- lto 'iBook.,- . loncUod m7 k-rt. ?• hot not a year more. The city’s cclebra- eray paid out of his own purse for article* intensity nof my feelings brought I sleep with cold feet; the thing to be last | morning ? while he himself attended to the outride, 1 The ' j attended to is to s«e that the feet nre ----Don~’t care if I do take another; but, tion hurt week awoke hei to unwonted which he could nut use, the writers re­ “ tears to my pyea. Neglect has । — warm. . —ft — % - of — this —•-------who would have suspected you of enthusiasm as to tilings military. She proached him fur suppressing matter Ephraim and Iridor Hirach were I. dry and 1,-began ■ often resulted in a dangerous attack keeping the materials in the house all naturally liogau to reminisce. She spoke which (surpassed his own. The work be­ entrance turned into statues. । of the croup, diphtheria or a fatal sore this time without inviting me to join ? ol the Bunker Hill celebration in 1875; came unendurable to him, and he gave it the unmoved joung lady. “ Bnt now it throat. Always ou coming from school i’|] lx, blamed if parents won’t do to «he spoke of the suhlien* return from the I «!*• nnw « war: she snoke of the acenes of miKtarv remains to try the -strength and intensity I or entering the house from*a visit or er- ' of the tone. There, I will come to your ; “uuu.' w -caww, , --------------------------------gmnuoar aanug uie great struggle; ane Human Hair from China. ' the child should remove ite shoes, and 1 The Telegraph. spoke of the rush to arms when the grin in the first ecstasy erf brother- aid, my dear." She took the Violin, and what Iridor I the mother herself aseertrin whether tho | Some ooloaed pufow^plu-r in the . at Charleston awoke the nation to its a “For your sake I will make Among recent importation by a New had before remarked ; “Dow it not stockings are the feast damp. If they ;crow,! renarkod that tips telegraph could danger. She was going even back of York house dealing in Asiatic gcxxis sound like na organ ?’" became verified. I are, they should be taken off, the feet. travel faat. Old Uncle Moso spoke up : tnat, when a gentleman remarked, “Let’s were ten cases of human hair from China, it ZLZ L—, in full —chords j held beiore the fire and rubbed with ' “ Mebbe so, but you can't prove it by 1 see, it is nineteen wars and over aince (Kot in single ', tones; ,do weighing in all 1,830 pounds. Chinese flew the sounds from the string*. Not ! the hands till perfectly dry, and another < » cul’.ud witness." Jim Welwrfer re- 1 that gun was firei" That was all he hair is dark and ocmree, and is worth sweet melodies was it the bow enticed | pair of stockings and another pair of plied : “ Yem do sumfin, and light out said, but it was sufficient She was from 50 to 65 <x nte a pound. It is sold from the instrument—wilder, much ; shoes put on. The reserve shoes and ' for de interior <rf de State, and you’ll heard tot gasp, "How time ffiea!" and in bulk to the retail tradvre, who make it wilder than Isidor ii*d ever conceived. I Bricking Abould 1» kept where they are fine out ef de telegr-if don’t outtrabble then she fainted dead away. Some men up into •yitehrn, puffs, frisaes, and ie snap; gave me ao- ttn-uiea me sone irnm ir.u ivranuiroa other capillary adurnmoMs tor the heads a coafatoatial wink, instrument It was like the prelude to of female citueDa of African descent. „ ,or �additional. Ths weather prophet* are hard a munteation overland lietween Pekiu aud SUngtoi. thus giving a great impetus to o rk pretiieiins » winter of tr.i mendoua severity. The profeaxioual propiM-ts are the tnoMaiaaion of Chimwe news to Eu­ more confidant than they have ever been rope and America. * liefore. Mr. Vennor, the Canada weath­ /►x '’editor and Fropriwtor. Both Garfield aud Arthur are poor er scientist, foresees a terrific snow­ men. Arthur ia not worth ,in New York storm, to begin on the 22d ol December, more than will bring him an interest of and to last seventeen hourw, during •>6,000 a year, while Gar&fld ha* been which time on average depth of eleven doing little but p*y interest on money and a half feet of snow will fall. The Weather Bureau finds that tho cold-, owed for tlie post ten years. weather storehouses of Mahitolm have । lM«en filled to overflowing, and that im­ seriously over the belief thpt the Prin- mense quantities of cold weather in- j ceas Louise will not return from En­ tended for use throughout the country gland. The members of tlie " first cir­ are now being stacked in tho open air, cles’* in the Dominion say they have without any protection whatever. It is I.WCM1 NwtlCM, 10 cenu a llae Ural Insertion, done everything to please the Princess, prophesied that cold wave* will be dis­ 0 emti per line toi «»ch aubaequent lEMrtton. to make her stay among them aa pleas­ patched from Manitoba once w week Tbw New* baa a thoroajh, boos fide eUenktloa ant aa possible. They say her life in during tho entire winter, and that they of nearly Y 500 C*plH, erery laette, and conaaCanada was one round of festivities, ..nd will reach localities that have hitherto ; queatly ia a ralnabl* adr*rtlw>< medium. but that they nre tn truly loyal they tued only their home-made cold weather i might aay that the Princess ia uugrata* and have boon entirely unacquainted 1 ful in not recognizing their efforts by n with Lhc extra-cold Manitoba brand. longer residence among them. VILLAGE OFFICERS. Tub steamer City of Pekin left San Charlbs Urrxr, the Japanese servant Francisco recently carrying 850 return­ who accompanies Gen. Grant, is a bright, ing Chinamen. Tlie sailing hour was quick-witted young mar. When naked fixed at 2 o’clock p. m., and each of the recently by an inquisitive fellow what 850 did his best to l» first at the gate of his duties were, he replied qtfietly, with the wharf. To accompli-h this hun­ a comical expression upon his face, “ I dreds of them spent the previous night am < xpected to mind my own business, on tlie vacant lota in the vicinity and on soda to bo of service to my employer or under the wagons loaded with their when it is po**ible.” Young Utter whs baggage. At sunrise the gates of the assigned to Gvn. Grant's service by the wharf were opened and the crowd, in­ Japanese Government to oceunqiCMiy him cumbered with bundltrs of every con­ through Japan, and became so much at­ ceivable size and shape, tumbled in pelltached to him that he obtained permis­ mell, those in the rear falling over those SJurlaro girrrtorj. sion to accompany him to America. who had lost their baggage and their W. H. YOUHG, Gen. Grant finds him invaluable as a balance, until nearly the whole mass office Eaet .klr of Main Htrwt, Naehrill* body M*rvant, nnd Charles is enjoying was piled together on the floor in a n<_e hour. fruru 7 to V a. m. and < to 7 |>. m liis visit in thia country with great satis­ howling, struggling heap. The officers IL A. BARBER, faction. soon restored order, .nnd ranged the D. Homeopathic PhyaicUa nod Hunr«>n • Office, near rtoidaneu, on eororr of WmLIimI Chinamen along the side of the wharf, aaJ BUM Strxu, NaahriU*, Mfch. Mrs. Garfield ia a very pleasant but where they stood for eight hours pa­ not a-demonstrative woman. She ia DR. C. W. GOUCHER. tiently waiting to be allowed to board well educated, and appreciates the good LECTIC PHY81CIAF and Surpewroi the vessel. When the signal to board tilings in literature and art. She reads was given the scenes of the morning “soli®” books and the magazines ; looks were repeated, and bundles, bedding, ■well after tho house, and touches hcr trunks and no end of hate went over­ own children ; she is a “ help-meet ” and board as the crowd rushed up tho nar­ an entertaining comi>anion for her hus­ row gang-plank. band, and abundantly able to entertain his most intellectual friends and visi­ A Sad Case. tors. Her most marked cliaracteristii- i LEWIS DURKEE, Tho Alfa Californian tells this story: T AWYER, Noun PuMte, Heel EaleUnn i-j that of perfect attention to her own “An awful case of the cousequencs of JLu *nrc AfvuL CoUecUon* promptly mi business, and no meddling with oth< r , refusing a young man’* honorable love ia Cenvayancin* prop-fly exacuted Office people's. She ia unostentatious. She ] reported on tho West Side. A really nice refused to allow her photograph to be j young nuui fell iu love with a houiUomc EMORY PARADY. sold or her picture to lie engraved, girl, tlie only daughter of a haudaomo and well-preservod widotr of thirty-eight, though earnestly pressed to do so by mid offered her marriage. She ridiculed photographers, engravers, and by many him because he wo* twenty-six, and aaid lie was <4d enough to lie her father and friends. so on, and with ner taunts goaded him to G«x. Gakfikld likes books and music such a pitch of frenzy that he swore bo W. H. GRISWOLD, and pictures. He is withal very versa­ would bo fearfully revenged. Accord­ ingly he projioNed to and married the D. Homoeopathic Rivaleiaa and Srirprrm. tile. He sings songs and reads poetry, wretched giria mother. ■ Office otar I). Griffith's •lore Rraiort.c* Now, that studies mathematical problems, and wretched girl iqui to wear stout leather eoruvr I’liilllpa and Durkee alraeta. Protupt alleuUou givvn to culls day or nifbL translates “ knotty” passages of the boots two sizea too large for her nnd go Greek Testament with equal interest to bed at 9 p. m., and eschew tho tlu-ater, chocolate caramels, ice-cream and in and relish. A gentleman relates tlie fact everything else that makes life worth following incident: "I remember once living for, her stepfather's nominal ob­ seeing a gentleman showing him what ject lieing that when aho grows up she ia called a * trick with cards.’ After try­ may lie oa splendidly matured a woman as her mother, the compliment implied ing it a few times, Mr. Garfield said : in this inducing tho mother to second ‘ That is nd trick—it ia the result of him cuthuaiastically. When a young some law of numbers ; it’s a mathemati­ man cornea round to see that wretched cal problem, depending on the number girt, hcr stepfather bounces him down tlie frout ste)M>, throws hia hat after him of cards, spots, etc. ’ That night he de­ and tells tlie wretched "girl tlie young termined to solve the problem. I went man ia not a fit eom|>auioQ for her, and to tied about midnight and left him work­ that he is as solicitous for her future as gUtgcrltancoi* Card*. ing at it. In the morning be said he had he would be for that of his own child, and altogether, iu the kindest manner sat up till oftqr 3, but, like Archimedes, possible, he makes that wretched girl ^yOLCOTT HOLME he had ‘ found'H/and be had covered a even wish she were dead as many aa a Xn-hwrill**, Michigan. dozen sheet* u£ ptqxr with algebraic hundred times a day. C. C, Wolcott, Proprietor. formulas in the operation. *’ C’heerfnines*. Thi. I. ■ new Hotel, ceflir.lly located, well kept, Carry the nuliancti of your soul in • nd It* o.tr.m aru alw.ya aura ot ev<lln< bettor a^Sarah Dempsey, aged 111 years, your face ; let the world have th*) bene­ eumiiKMUi.oii. tor the amount peld. than at any other hotel in lUrrr county. Ttira* Snl-daaeSaat probably tlie oldest woman in tlie State fit of it^ Let your cheerfulneaa be left pie Boom* on urat floor. for good,’ wherever you are, and let your of New York, was lately found dead in smiles lie scattered like smilxsams—*‘ on bed in her hut on the Ulster mountuinr. the just aa well aa on the uiijust ” Such She had died from starvation and weak­ a disposition will yield you a rich re­ ness. Her house was found in a terrible ward, for ita happy effect* will come home to you and brighten your moments condition. No food of any kind was in of thought Smiles are the higher and the house. The appearance of the liettcr responses of nature to the emo­ corpse indicated that the old lady had, tion of the soul. Let the children have from lack of proper food, liecome on- the benefit of them—these little ones who need tlie sunshine of the heart to able Urget out of her bed, and had 1 Ln educate them, and would find a level for there until she died of starvation. Mrs. their buoyant nature iu the cheerful, L1EBHAU8ER, Dempsey had lived in thia hut, miles loving faces of those who load them. from any habitation, for many years. Let them noL l>e kept from the middle aged, who need the encouragement they She iiad been solitary in her habits ever bring. Give your smile* also to the since she was abandoned by a young aged. They come to them like the man with wh >ui ahe doped when a girt. quiet rain of summer, making fresh and Beside the dead woman was found a verdant the long, weary path of life. Be piece of paper, oi which was scrawled gentle and indulgent to all, love Uw true, the beautiful, the just, tlie holy. in pencil: “ My God I I am dying by “Thirty yean ago,” said one proud inches from hunger. My money will be Scot of another, •he came from Alierfound—w and there it ended. deen to Londonwith ___ ______________ only one shirt__ to hia back. Since then, •oJ, by close attention Tire report of 8jedal Agent R P. to business, be has contrived to accumu­ Porter, of the Census Bureau, allows late over a million.” Posmblv, but what con a man do with a million shirts ? that the aieeased valuation cl real estate A. BUSH. in Wisconsin is 8343,788,721, and of per­ sonal property $94,183,030, making a total d >438,971,751. The ertimat-d true value of real estate is >502,562,393. The total county debt of the btate for which bonda have been issued xggr What Dr. Carpenter call* “uncongates >2,080,169; floating debt. 8212,­ nciou* oelebratioa ” was translated into ^yiLLIAM JONES, 065. Toe total indebtedness, bonded plain Anglo-Saxon tlie other day by a “I and 9 ating, of the cities of a population aix-yeor-old psychologist thus: guew the thoughting port of you just d 7,500 and upward amount* to$3,916,- thought it, and you didn't know it” 489 (that of the city, of Milwaukee licing y 230,289). The bonded debt <>f cities towns, villages, etc., of tea* than 7,500 population amount* to >3,128.332, and their floating debt to >86,329. ORNO STRONG, Jashrillt Jircrttinj. [ ress Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Notions, Cloths, Flan­ nels, Ticks, Shirting, Stripes, Checks, Denims. 140 106 53 984 368 324 50. Suits of Underwear, for Ladies and Gents. JJOOT AMD SHOE SHOP. Suite of Clothing, for Men, Boys and Youths. Overcoats, for Men, Boya and Youths. raouatly tacat«4 by Mra Croakar, whrra A aaa yowPru. of Boots and Shoes, for Men Wojnen and Children. BOOTH <u>a SH OEM. prs. of Rubber Goods, all styles. Ia a wvrtmanlikt manner and al low urWaw prs. of Buck Gloves and Mittens. Pieces of Prints, for 5 cents per yard. Groceries for Everybody. I always aim to make prices on goods as BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, * Opposite Paradr* Mbee Stop, NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN, LOW AS THE LOWEST And prices on PRODUCE ah High as the Highest and give every one a fair, square deal. LIGHT RUNNING DOMESTIC! Advantages Some of the of the BLACKSMITHING, AND DON’T YOU FORGET IT. BOTTLES OF FRIZELLES VEGETABLE Blood Purifier Superior Domestic S—Great range of work. . 1— Lightcat running machine mntlc. 2— Uiiirtnww ; no cmiiih or gear wheels. 7— Ease of operation. 8—Perfect, double-thread lock Mitch. 8— Automatic tension and automatic 4— Durability, aribihg from simplicity take-up. ol eouK'nietioii, lianlmo-H of wearing 9— Loom- pulley for winding bobbins. parti*, and nbwnce of friction. Lanre arm for all kinds of work. 5— Self-setting needle and self-thread­ Light running. Finiidi nnd duraing shuttle. s biUty. It ia the siiunleat sewing machine made, having fewer parts than any other. Free from complications; it rever gets out of order; ia always ready for use mid easily meiiaged by the most inexperienced. The direct application of power to the needle, nnd the mccliHiiicai mmpHcity and flue adjustment of ita working parte make it tliu lightest running mid most silent machine in the market. C. BOISE, AGT., For sale by Hardware, Iron, HST ails, • SOLD ON THE PACIFIC COAST On its merit* alone, not a dollar used hi newspapers, tlie recomendation* of those using it being sufficient to mukw this enormous sale. Also. 62O9ooo BOXES Of FRIZELLES COMPOUND MANDRAKE And Rhubarb Pills, And Agent For Detroit Stove Works.__________ Sick Headache, Billiousness And by their timely w. ward off the Ajne Bif — Ferer. eU. ONE BOX will cure tbr worst cwawaf Th.-y are pr'ocliwl y comnoaesl W aixl effectl««. Try item and know tteir c*od quaUtiw* tor ymirwlf. M READY MADE CLOTHING, J L. NTBVEMM, Price, - - 26c. a Box FEIZELLE BB03. Props. San Frmciaoa. FftlZELLE A Cx>.. Ovncral EaaUra Agcnla, •* Woodward Ar*-, Detroit. JUST RECEIVED. WE ARE SELLING THE CELEBRATED STANDARD SCREW FASTENED GOODS •SOMETHING BETTER THAN- FOR -FASTENING SOLES OF BOOTS A SHOES, WE RECOMMEND THE STANDARD'SCREW BECAUSE IT IS ALMOST'IMPOSSJBLE TO --------------- FASTENED W1TIJ IT. - CALL AND SEE THEM •pemalorrl.ira, liupotrnry^inralaotary eaatetowo. prriuature o>d a*r. aauacd by orer-cxerlie%. aa<*■ ter. or over lm)ulKrn<-c. wbfrh Lad* to inUery. d<vay aod Otaih. Una liox will cur* tccrut comw. Earh box contain* on* moo'b’* lmlm.nl, oww dollar a box. r.r all box*, for tire .lollara; urn* by taall prrpal.. on receipt of nricc. W< *uaranl*arfx box** to curr any en-r. With each order rrrvta** by uator.lx Uixrr.Mrotupinird with flre da*a*K wc will rend tte jHirctu wr our written (.uairaaweto return tbe money if tte iintm. nt doe. not aSfevt a cure. Guarantee. Imocd te K T. tet-r, vw tuorixcl *tftl.l tor ite rillau* . r Kn-I,<n>. JOB* C. WlteTA CO.Koic Proprietor.. 1J’ and B» WMad aon St, CU'etjo, 111. NO PATENT NO PAY ’J'HEV HAVE GOT ’EM PIHNTS nvdic-.-J orotbrrriwiya— umrn'sl drslgat, Uadw irk« nud L»b U. menu un 1 mH ui her mall era rciaUnf to yatoasty |.mn>nt1y attended to. Who? SPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO OUR po»ll« Ux l*atf«it OtSca, wearaabla to make tlaao etiimlnailnaa, aud »-rnre Palrnia mo>« |HMiyl!y and wiu> brosdrr aad UU-r claima, Ibaa ikm are rawiota trrnu Wa/blnyton. UDFITOBSste eterya.and ndahw you wfit* pateMabiUiy. Alls rrapoodeBt* atrimh enafldaoUaL Pricawaatew WISRIKGTOX Illis ClOilllt. Imported. Cashmeres, DRESS TRIMMINGS in Worsted, Silks and Satins. £X"IN ELEGANCE AND STYLE THE ABOVE GOODS cannot be equalled in this market Ladies fail not to see them before you purchase. o^fse stocks or Prints, Flannels, Waterproofs, Cashmere Snitings, Carpets, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Groceries, &a, la huger and better selected than ever before aa an inojieetion will convince. KOCHER BROS. NERVOUS DEBILITY �D FIRST PREMIUM. ongh. Garfield of gralitndr to Halbert^ B. IrnyM. Sold by Unittfn tangling the people. Suckers, and Badgers, and Hawkeyes, and Wolverine*., and all that, must now be MtnhlHxi by tlie im­ perious Buckrye. What, alas! is it to enC couBcquently we cannot look upon liecome of the liberties of Americana the*e airly ewriHtructed cabinets with who are not Ohioans 7 • much credence. Abram Hewitt is a cool-headed felMrJI ayes began his Presidency with a laudable ambition to l»e tne chief mag­ lowi who knows rhevae from chalk, and istrate of a nation, and not the almon­ when a reporter asked him for some er of offices to the RepubMcun party. democratic opinions on the result, lx* In his efforts to carry out that policy responded: .“Same democratic upinionsl !»e was supported by the gentleman I have nothing to aay. Nothing only who is to succeed him. If Mr. Garfield we are licked like the devil-” inaugurates a strictly part isan regime Hope aud confidence will now ani­ be will not only execute a counter mate every department of bmunena. march on his own record, bnt be will and we may look forward to a most sin against light. Thai most of the wonderful and cheering development loaves and fishes should go to republi­ of the’resonrcee of the country. New can is a perfectly natural, and under enterprises will multiply, and n season the present system, a perfectly defen­ of unexameled pn»sperity wilt bless sible result of the election. But there this favored !?.tni. are localities where nearly all the per­ sona of intelligence and character hap It is enough to 1cnow that the gov­ pen to be democrats, and tlie proposi­ ernment will go under the guidance tion to pay no attention to them in fill­ of a strongman, wit’i clear intellect, ing local offices is not only republican wide information and exjieriwce and * Banrbonism, or retrogression, but the honest purpose. It is enough to know contrast between tlie condition of the that the better element of the people repililican party at the end of Gen. prevails and, that the future looks Grant’s administration nnd its condi­ bright and cloudless. \ tion at the end of Mr. Hayes’ adminis­ John Moran was under engagement tration allows that it iapoor policy even from a partisan point of view. If some to marry Lottie Church, at Sandy Lane of tlie southern electoral votes are giv­ Ala. He deserted her and went to live en for Mr. Garfield, it will be an offer in an adjoining county. When told of friendship that be should not disre- of his perfidy, she prayed that he might be punished by instant death. There Ik abundant reason to believe It chanced that at exactly that hour that a liberal policy would meet with he was killed by tho fall of a tree. more cordial recognition now than it Lottie believes that her prayer caused did four years ago. Then the southerns bisdeoth, nnd is crazed by remorse. believed that the democratic candidate was elected, and they were embittered by the action of the electoral commis­ sion. Furthermore, they had no doubt that tin- democratic party would be successful in 1880, and they labored assiduously to keep alive party spirit. To-day they donotduublMr. Garfield’s lawful election, and they eutertain a good deal of doubt about the ability of the democratic party to win a national election. They have neith­ er the thirst for revenge nor the hope of succeM that animated them fouryearu •go. It ia probable enough that tlie oouthern people will Dot promptly ex­ ecute the change of base advised by Home ot their newspapers, but those papers uro making comments on the election of last week that arc very dif­ ferent from their comments on the in­ auguration of Mr. Hayes. In some de­ gree every paper ia representative, and it is unlikely that a change of heart haH been experienced by editors and by nobody else. Southerners lire begining to do justice to Mr. Hayes, and while a •harp politican would pay no attention to thia, a wine stateaiunn. desiring to cooperate with nature in ita work of healing, would rather continue the policy of Mr. Hnyea, which is in the line of nationalism and progress, than return to the preceding stalwart policy which was stationary and partisan, and which there ia the atubbom evidence ot facts to show that the county is out­ growing. Tba Mr. Garfield will recognize all sections of the republican party is like­ ly enough. Bnt if he practices what he preached when he said in Congress not long ago, that the public man who did not put himself in line with the leading thought of the country would hood find himself with no party behind him. he will ally himself with the liber-’ al and progressive element of the renubliccu party, and will not only re­ cognize as a fact the close of tlie war, but alto the close of the reconstruction period. The progressive republicans, who recognize both the*e facts, and ' who wish to see tlie north nnd south welded nnd not merely riveted togeth­ er, were hugely instrumental in secur­ ing the nomination of Mr. Garfield.and they have certainly worked ns earnest­ ly and effectively as any other repub­ licans to secure bis election. They are entitled to wme influence with the next administration, and it is our un­ biased opinion that Mr. Garfield will recognize and treat them fully as well aa he docs the stalwart. A valuable heifer belonging to a farmer near Northallerton, in England recently broke its leg and it had to be amputated. Tho uuimol has since been fitted with a wooden leg, on which it moves about with tile utmost case, which proves the absurdity of hastily ordering tlie destruction of an­ imals that meet with such accidents. 0. 0. WOLCOTT •nd the jxiwe- to impart benefit that cannot be had front the cough mixtures now in use. Sold by oil druggist* at 2o or WhW «ppn»ebiog. A littk- hmri.r ClnihiDg. • little bauxier «r« ceMt« per bottle. ueee«dtb!«. He who gntkipwr.. neamt tb— waul, of the eomuiuolty, at tn. lowest cost to the consumer, is the one deserving the moat credit, and will McOen’ Liver Pill* are *1m> high­ receive his due reward by bis increasing patronage. Our New Stocks are very desirable aa to style and quantity. ly recommended for curing liver com­ plaint, constipation, sick headache, fever’and ague, and all diseases of the stomach and liver. Bold by all drag gist at 25 cents per box. 'pHR CHILLING I-'KOHTH TIMOTHY TtMBLK. Yankton Dakota I October 97,1880. 5 O, for a luge in num vast wildernea*. . 0, for the pen of Shakespear to por­ tray my feel in m. 0,' for sum balm to heel my wounded komdienHe, and dryup the fuuntiu of teers drawd outeu my eyes. What M sweet konsulaihun to no that wuns frends air not awl ded •nd that altho long silent tba air not to lie counted m lost. 0, that I could por­ tray toy ue tlie unuterablo ioy that tok posesliun of my hart on reedin tho follerin letter receved tutlier da from Molly, hoo had got it from Lock 240, with a request that she sent it to her der alieent husband.if she tan JjIh wharc a bouts. "'TiwaH thru yoor kindness she found myb ord In place and aent it on. The follerin is the letter refered to: .340, Mich Ship Canal ) \ Oct., 18,1880. i To tlie Hon. Timothy Tumble, Esq.*, MostHespe^ted Bit: It u with the gratest of plesure and joy that we have this opportunity of givin yue the expression of esteem and respect entertained for yue in this villagc,and ulno innkin ample apology for the iuMinuiudiuns of theft made agin tne while reaidiu beer. Ata meetiu eld to-day in the Opera House nt which ’time all the hissneas.nicii of the village wer present, a vote was taken in regard to the gilt or innocence of yourself, coucerin to'the loss bf that munnv, and after several hed address­ ed the meetin on the subject,complete­ ly exonerntin yue. and declarin thare belecf in yoor intire innocence, a vote was unanimous in yoor favor, and we wer appointed u eomittee to notify yue of the action of tho meetin, and request yoor return among us. And also that the follvrin reaoloosliuu be published in tlie village papers and a copy sent to the lion. Timutb Tumble: "At a meetin of the citizens of Lock 2W,' held at the Opera House on the 15tti day of October, 1880. the follenn reaerlooshun was unanimously adopt­ ed resolved: That it is the sense of this meetin, and that weilrmly beleevethnt Timothy Tumble who was accused of □mbexxlin tlie mutinies entrusted to his care, is entirely innocent of such a crime, aud that wc ernestly invite him to returu mid becuiu n resident of this village agin.” Freud Tumble we lieseech yue to avail yooraelf of this opportunity and return among us. All of which we pray. Your most humble servants, Of tho most improved tsitenix and shades of color, from 10 to 15 eta. per yard. Fine Caahmert-s at 81.00 per yard. CLOTHING Ooing 'Wwt Ifrom JaeJosorx. Ere. ExprvM.nHM) p. n>. Arrive CMaup &Z0a. Paciflc Ex---- !14o». m. .Arrive Cbicxfo S.OO a. Oping fbaat From Jaclcacm: MsilMSp.tn. Arrive DetroitSAIp. L»y Expr»»»..._ 4M p m. Arrive Detroit GAO p, AtfaaUe Ex It:*5 a. 1b. Arrive Detroit SAfi a. Nl»hl Exprra- 5:00 am. Arrive Detroit ^00a. Men’s Suits from 88.00 to $25.00; Boys' Suits from $3.50 to $10.00, Ladies Sacques from $2.50 to $15.00, Boots and Shoes of the best makes, Rubber Overcoats, Rubber Boots (Warranted), Buffalo Robes, Lap Robes, an endless variety of GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION Notions, Hats and Caps, Furs, Blankets, Sachels, Curtain KABTWARI . Laces, Trimmingp, Edgings in piece and bunch, Groceries as I STATIONS. low os the lowest, Sugar from 9c. to 12c. . 10.000 lbs. Dried Apples Wanted. Hammond. Mld<H.vltle 500 Bushels Brans Wauled. 5OOO Bushels ol* Corn Wanted. Vermontvil Ctmrlotle . Ten Car Loads of SEMNCh”' Stove Wood Wanted. Tie Bitlest Market Price Paid for Butter, Bus. Port. Beans and Potatoes WF.8TWARU STATIONS. Detroit,........ Lv| Mi ..... 'I2J0 Er ton Rapid* Ch*riotl»_ Vertnonlvfll Naahvllle... HaatlnK*... M'ddlevlUe. Huntnond..... We propose to divide profit*, and while we car furnish you nearly every­ Grand Rapid* thing wanted for comfort of man and beast. We will take in exchange almost Through Cnacbra and Sleeping Cara to and from everything the farmer has to turn off. Grand Rapid*,and Detroit. All train* connect In Mine dejot at totroll with Grtsl Western, Grand Trank and Canada Southern Rallwav*. E. C. BROWN. H. B. L’EDYARD. to IN £X CHANGE FOR GOODS. We Soli $10,000 Worth ot Goods! DRUGGIST, Patent & Propriatory Medicines I Grarcock and Hartfield Harnesses, Bits, Whips, Rohes, Blankets, Tranks, | Combs, Brashes, &c. **FINE A L,SE 0F u,do; Cli^ap as the Cheapest. . i ’ . > ,t ,» i i lection, for 1 must vote for Hancock &. leader*, nre banded together ns firmly . , ., .. „ .. .. • . . Arthur, or num of the big men. Also I ■ as ever they were in then Southern . .... , .. । ra r i - - J . > । must vote for Mr. Jerome fur Justice: Confederacy, and make co.union cause , „ . ., . •• . of tlie Peace or what he is running for of whatever im of common interest I , . . , «J„tlwr .nyor.ll of tl..«, projr. t. i “«• J?"• It «... ..n<Inni»l.lr f.« tl,.t >h<-» . b"' U*“ *“U P*-'* for d“,t rebel leaders sire nN boiKterly relielliuiiH j u ewr, .ml neither Pn,f,« m,r t-l I m,y ~trm.fnrtlmwwug.nlbe guv- f Illuminated S Electricity! OPEN EVERY EVENING NOW, <«» «?•" ’"»•»P»'">»ke. when *» ! ■>""* b“‘ F. T. BOISE. Q W. SMITH SELLS GENUINE MA80N FRUIT CANS! Displaying its immense stock of new goods for fall and winter, »il h«w from me from «um from the best manuGicturers of Foreign and Domestic Woolen EITRA TOPS AND ROBBERS, ■ . Fabrics in the world. We do not like to ... work in the dark' ln»e twlookdoau with well, mm-, .... , n . ■ , , , . ’ WHITE FIND. yn»e rewiomOwn of lore I can bsrii, neither do we sell goods in the dark, but will honestly show trout. L4KE HERRING, deep nitro, but will ™» recover my'the purchaser what he is buying. Our line of .bare ----- By.tlie pouiy! or keg.----- asssayj"- - Fine Cloths for Suitings, Sugar, Tea AND WINTER OVERCOATINGS! ANO >. but on whomsoever it shall proof ot tlw nxtewiro buimnui Iostead of the 1,800 salary which he iuad received. The, change of fortune ruined the youug man. As a suitor tor Mias Groaaiu's hand, he had treated ,t»tsxt time they wiM stand from her husband he was cruel ami incon­ stant As an employee iu the. man­ ufactory he had been honest and ef- 0UR MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT i» excelled holuoaas. ... . . . . DRIED MICE by none, aiming to be consistent in price and executing all or­ EHKXHKD BEEF. plwj .’dere in the highest style of art Call and see and exnmine the HEBBINC * HtUBIT, feet, lorg^t assortment and best selected stock of tfeont Amr< wl.h H. blgblr mi.| ’ ..ueo4»rar>ro^^^ . An •ruilem, Mexican woman the nmoo beawtifulb' with her borne of oar umnteura migiit attempt • ®a «™s *«D BOVS SEAM-HDE dOHMS a. well uy the new method. I to be found in Michigan. New goods, latest styles and low i prices. for the largest man or smallest boy". G . Giaad MAIN LINE. ON AND AFTER DEC. IS. M7S, TRAINS O> ■ u.l. , I.. Mttl . There is in London a dog's boarding house, where canine pets muy be sent to be taken care ot during the alisence Want of their owners from town. A lady sent her dog to board there while she was abroad, and so attached did he P T. BOISE, become to the house and his fellow boarders that since his return and his reinatatement in his old quartera he Thus yoo see Orno, the »u posed giltv, vs •vw ■rj v r (Successor to Boise Bros.) has called bn the other dogs rcgltlarly if tha hav the Hon. tucked to thare i V 7 YOU CAN FIND AT MY' STORE every Sunday. I name,or if tha hav a litile influence and ! Between this aud the 1st of January’ next, and we know if we do we must sell A man darted into a store at Nichols- (iloqueuce. can escape the 9 without large profit*. vile, Ohio, bought the first traveling degradation alloted to tlie comon e\ry da traslt. Why, if I hed bin' nothin I bag he could get his hands on, and Painta. Oils. Vurniahea, harried toward the railroad station. but u poor, wurkin, mudsil of creasliun GIVE US A CALL, and we will try and do you good. On the way he caught up several bricks hoo had to ern his brad by hard work, Surgical Instruments from a pile and put them into the bag and not a gifted liter ami specker and And all the leading Remedies in His object wm understood when a wuu <H tlie iufluentii citizens of this passenger discovered that his own grate country, I shood had to l»c peek-, satchel containing $3,000, bad been in throo the lattice windows of sum big I School Books, taken from the seat by his aide, aud institution erected to bord gentleman—y yjaV HTTRRAH FOu oflesnre: But heer I be boid in atwun Y A HLKiCAH LOW tlie one with bricks put in its place. of the biggest taverns in this city, wat- • A LARGE LINE OF The elephant Chief, which killed hi* ed on aud bowd to by the servants, Bibles, Autograph •nd keeper, John King in North Carolina, spoken of in the city papers as the Hon. Photograph Albums —BUT REMEMBER THAT— a few days ago ia on old and vicious T. Tumble, ex-Jndge of superior court brute. Tamers of elephants.generally York county Michigan, on a plesure oct on the belief that they can only tower throo the wont, and wurkin up be controlled through fear, that, the political bopm for Hancock aud ------ WILL SELL YOU-----. ! WaU though they make pets of dogs and Weaver, and rusticatin for bis he!th. other beasts, they cau never be made Fact, Orno, the poor trash hav no sho n to love their mastera. King held a con­ tall, why, I blceve I mid yoo rood con­ trary theory, nnd boasted that he vert the ingins to be good farmers and : As there ia in town, and all wirnever punished Chief. His life wm editors, and bild up a grate bisness in j , rank'd to bo as repn'sented lost, it is said because he did nut or money refunded. promptly resort to torture when his charge liecame unruly. Well, 1 bar left Hie b">«. "bo b.v I.iiriit Single nod Itoubl^-H.niewn m.dcol be»t Virginia oak burned Leather. I n-ter. , ., .. .t . i i gon west, nnd 1 wil soon return to' , . The one fact known is th.lt the rebel •. .. SLate-a uowaorarned l.v the .^i i Michigan. i wil try nnd be OU hand to It wm like tiie rock uf learniag anything from exprtience, whtchwr doubt. Michigan CentralXiilroat. Always a specialty. We have Suita sizable for small boysand for the 900-pounder. erment. Thi* is not campaign Kilob­ it is tlie truth. And the inunniug of the election is that the loyal people recognize it on a truth mid arc deter­ mined that ex-rebels nhsli have no former heltli and strength. In the I _ f further concession of privileges or of power until they give Bonn- evidence Tlie reault of the election is a splen­ did vindication of Garfield. He comes of being worthy of them. out of the ordeal died m by fire. The T. Tram. Coats and Vest nnd Pants, is very large and complete in the Charles Schneider was u trusted Democrat* made the great mistake of■ . . A Sew <>rl«ta,pap«r »frj»’to Uh- assortment. A large nnd select stock of making bis peraooal character the lead- book keeper fur .t<»hu Grtmtitw, a CincinnMl «to« muiar«rturer. H. mgr- wMthor ot lb" l>r«rba» <U> .« In ing — , . , , ,,, . ~_ fall upon that nioue wbalf be throat, whooping cough, etc. O»w million bottle* told within the kur f. AND ING GOODS. New Novelties. ? SALT . K’S Bla.’keU. Wool Sockfc Wool Mitten. Mackinaw----- Flaorirl Shirt* OvrmlU LmUrwear, ke. Mitten. MEATS, ASh HEAPS OK |5H. H. PIERCE. Under the Tower Clock, GKUUKERY GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. yy. SMITH. �^cb.^ - - ngv.‘>a.w r LOCALS. IU. tow* but S«t The Uteat in—a apecuil lot of in*. Grace Potter ia i [with commence schrwil bouse next Mon-- 1 weather set* iu. tevi Ickre and di of Ohio, j visiting bia broth aud Mn*. J. There are quite a nnmb-r on or near _romen —--- ---------------- the County , line. i The fall term of achobl at Barneys*.Hunriug is the cause thereof. mfll, taught by Mim Anna Witters dos- j Mra. S. J. Matteson has made HU4 lbs | rd on Friday of this week. of butter from the 1st to the 23ti of ■ jjj. ye jjap WM taken with an at- ; September, from two ro*», one being J ta<-.k of her old complaint, while visit- | a two-year-old. Jost spring, i her daugter, Mra. Geo. Ludlow. of Neck Wear for in . A few days ago, Harney Murray, afj Chas. Pierce and family art visiting j farmer residing in the north-west part j their parents iu Sherwood, and Frank | of Bellevue township, lost ii very valu- 'I is keeping house while they are gone. I hie horse. Colic caused its death. ‘ The Iicaltii of Mr*. Thomas Bowes is On Friday of last week, Neal Lamb quite poor, she is under Dr. LumpmanK and Mon tie Matteson suited for pleas- vw .. care, aud ww wc hope she will speedily reuro excursion, hunting and fishing on cover. IS COMPLETE • WE HAVE AN ELEGANT DISPLAY IN Sjnce tlie big suow stonu.J. B. Halt ...L.'r... soon have to build a •now storm,which destroyed the pleas- new bouse, as tthe |a old one don’t shed nre of the trip'. water worth a cent. X. Y. Z. A lady of our place took some hair­ Our stock of DRESS GOODS was never more complete than now. We call special combings away to be made into a switch . CARLTON ITEMS. When the an itch was returned, a ring attention to our Camels’ Hair and Ca-shmeres. that bad betn lost u year or more was Husking corn is the order of the day. returned with it. It»was found in the t3E” This week we show extra barguins in LADIES’ AND GENTS’ UNDERWEAR. We Isaac. Messer «-xpecta to take in the hnir. • excuridou trip to Kan>as. pav moremdney for a 50c vest and punth than any other house in town. Therefore we show Rev CVB. Sherk has commenced a se­ Dr. A. J. Wright hu been quite sick. ries of Meetings, at the Durfee school you the best 50c. garment in Barry county. ’ But is now convalescent. house, i It hus l>een two years since we jC3T We are receiving a large line of WINTER CAPS for Men and Children in Cloth and Lota of cider ia being put awiy. have had a bimilar effort, and we hope Rather a bad omen is’nt it neighbois. for a good attendance and a resalt of Fur. .We also have a fine stocK of WOLF ROBES. Now election is over, let us all forget much good. JC3T Our Grocery Department is Complete. We quote good brown Sugar at 8c. light at 9c. politics and take the Nashville Nkws. AadTnUst it be'twolong years before If you want six and twelve months’ prices (or pay when you can), don’t call on me—I The few worm days of litte, hu im­ wecan welcome the family of Mrs. Jno. Licht y back to his old home. While we proved the condition of the .wheat crop. don’t make them. But if you want good goods at the very lowest cash prices, call and see me The neighbors turned ont and gave glory in his success in getting his office and I will do you good. Henry Williams, quite a lift in husk­ again, yet we would gladly nave them among us. Wc understand that be has ing corn. bought another farm. That formerly R. L. Maffet hu rented hi* bouse and owned by Mr. Burna lot to Henry Lee, and is going into Hkxk. business in Coldwater. [T ISA FAtT Smith s Warner are Tuning their EATON COUNTY ITEMS. fruit dryer night and day, and are turn­ ing out a large quanity of nicely dried Charlotte has no empty houses or va­ I cant places of business. j fruit. ejection passed piuweo off on quietly, qnieny, and unu an an'' Counterfeit.silverdollars have found । Election increase of abont 60 votes, over that of their way to Eaton Ranida. ; other elections, show that the voters voters!1 Mrs-Chas. Wilcox of Charlotte, died , were nearly all VUV, out, tor uestlny, **CIV W, that the popti- ■j on —" —1 — ~ —v , Nov. 2nd; from the effects lation of Carltou has greatly increased. I of n cancer. Vsci.* M«os. j Forty heads '■ -• on one stalk, is tlie way | ! the Charlotte soil raises rabliage for 1 IX BARRY COUXTV Eugene Cook is prepared to furnish you with any style of Mary Conklin. HICKORY CORNERS ITEMS. ! W hen a certain Charlotte justice cries • “Order!” he Inis u couple of clubs dear j flatah. Politics arc quieter since election. by to back l.-im up. Unde John Thompson is among us i. Mra. J. N. Sloan of Bellevue town- „ , ,, , _ , . . . . again, from the West. , ship nud he collar bone fractured Oct. i on may want. My xtock of CUTTERb this season is large, Mrs. Asa W. Aldrich, of Petoskey, is ssd. bybeh.K U.wwnrroru a l’ogCT. and embraces some fine visiting in this vicinity. Bureaus. Richard Smith kCharlotte, lost kxtension Tables. Mr. G. Buali and family have gone to a finger one day last week, while work- ^7"^ X £"^1 ing on the new bridge across Battle -A J reside hi Kalamazoo for the winter. LOMUi?rgoe4: Our snow that fell to a depth of more A broom besmeared with tar, was ncAnd a very nice lot of Camp Chalks, Ac. than n foot, has Dearly all disappeared. cidently.thrown against Bert Pixley of, * ttt ■ > ■ < Mr.'Ed. Flnnsbtirg went to Grand Charlotte last week Wednesday burnP Dk Rapids Tuesday as juror in U. S. Court. ing him serverely. _ . Common Furniture Messrs. E. C. Elliott. A. A. Aldrich. More mortgages are lieing discharged Which will be sold at vety low» figures. . 1 want every one in Will Elliott and A. G. Courtright are I Ofercry dneriptlon up north hunting. wbfcb -“ii B“rry ,counties whu lhink" ”f bu> inK * Mrs. Leonard Lepper, fora long time fortlie prosperity of the county. j CL ITER, to call nt my shop and Our Undertaking Departmn’t a sufferer with that dreadful disease, I. J. B. Tyler, formerly of Marshall, has consumption, died at the residence of |J been arrested at Charlotte on a charge Complete I ■ every particular. her father, Mr. Lyman Laipo.,1, hist ’ of forging a chattel mortgage on his week. Funeral at the Baptist Church wife’s piano, a note for $35 aud a ch-ck j by Rev. Bush, • for 8250—on all of which it is alleged he Mr. Flank Norwood and Miss Delia obUiiued money.- i(e is in jail at ChnrPennock were united in wedlock Inst lotto. week by Rev. J. Bush. We wish them Kobt. Brown, colored, of,Cbnilotte, ; f ' aU>> price* to double tbelr Dumber during U>« year long and-happy liven. Mr. Norwood returned to that city Nov. 5th, after bus bought the store building iu the serving n ninety days term At Ionia for north part of town, formerly owned wife whipping, and immediately re­ and occupied by A. E. Munroe, lias paired to her house and attempted to! taken possession, and will immediately cuuber throat. He was rearrested and put in a stock of goods. l<xKed injlil. Kellogg Demarav & Co. LADIES CLOAKS ANO MEN’S (WERCDATS THAT WILL BE SOLD CHEAP TO CLOSE OUT I Our Stock Geo. Spencer did not go to Big •Mr*. 8. P. Shafer is visiting tlie re­ latives of her husband, in Liberty. .Oliver Prarce started for McBride Monday morning, and intends to spend the winter in the Dorth. One of the Hastings organ agents. wm around a few weeks ago and left one of his instruments at. 8. P. Shuf; A. D. Wolf is spending a week visit­ ing his relatives and friends in the south part of the state, iu the vicinity of Hudson. While we wjre quietly snoozing, Friday night, lieautiful snow came down almudanflv and found fields of unhivked corn. Jerry Elliott has retired from farm life and gone to Nashville to run on dtands, and make himself generaly narful in W. G.Aylsworth’semploj for a time. There ia some talk of changing the M. E. appointment at tlie Quail Trap school house to tlie Norton, when there will be preaching every Sabbath at that place. Ono of those Wolves that have been proving round for so long a time has been captured, and Frank Gordanier Hie fortunate captor will get a greatre­ ward for his head. _ Leander Lapham has bought the Hamlet property, of L. D. Griffin, awl also that of T. T. Dewey. The latter will move to McBride , where he will establish a wagon shop. Dr. Sessions and family came from Feufille, Allegan Co., last week, to fuocure their household goods. After he arrival their infant son was taken severely ill nnd will probably detain their return. * The present outlook for local items is not the most cheerful, politics are over; nnd interest in societies ia not at the highest degree, marriageable per­ sons are all married, don’t know iu* anyone will go visiting, nnd nil is un­ certainty, whether anything again will happen. The steamer run by Evans, Fox A Savage, this fall, together with n splendi * span of horses wagon nnd harneu owned by Evnns, were seized by C. C. Wolcott to pay a mortgage. Mr. Fox was in jMissessiou of the books and most of the money earned by the com­ pany nud has skipped. WOOUL451) ITEMS. 11 th. Collins is quite sick. . Frank Hilbert has bedn quite sick. Willard Jordan buried a child lust Saturday. John Veltc started for York state last Monday. Mrs. J. F. Orwick has goue to Kal­ amazoo to visit friends. Frank Lee started for Ohio last Mon­ day from whence he came three months ago. Some of tlie school houses are receiv­ ing repairs, for the fa-ginning of our winter school. Frank Lee and Elmer R bung had a horse race on election day, aud Elmer won ten dollars. George Carpenter took the prfce last Sunday for get Jug die in ostMissionary money. He collected 813.22. S. B.'Anway has purchased a farm of 200 acres, in die northern part of the state and will move there soon. C. S. Palmerton started lost ‘week, with a company of hunters for the north woods. They went with a cov­ ered wagon. Why dont Mimeosr weather prophets prophesy for Uie coming winter. Please think ot people with long noses nnd large- ears and small wood-piles. Elias Bovee lias bought Uncle John Dillenbeck's lot and is going to put him up a house with the Greenbacks he ►sited dowu the past summer. ran away last _ W. .H. Lee’s horses..... Tuesday. They were hitched to a bugby arid ran about half a mile, and • -uuwJied the buggy, but tlie hones os- I caped without injury. J Wm. Miller was the cause of a war- , rant being issued for the arrest of Andy Ingrum for an iwsault, and Andy made the threat of taking Willie with a warrant, and Willie dropped the case and paid the cost. I lack. Nkll. Largest and Best Selected Stock FURNITURE \ 'A7 I T T 1 > V V I* I_ J I_ J™ 1~J “T | 1 I" “1 1 Examine These CUTTERS, And Get Prices.------- VERMONTVILLE ITEMS. EUGENE COOK FROM ROWBL'RG. !Q A. NICHOLS, the Boot A Shor Man ol'Naahviiir Mr. Wm. Broas lias opened n cigar ; store in ttie barlx-r shop of Chas. Hall, ’■ ‘ yet the barber shop runs just the same. Mixr Fuikxt Schtkoxg Epitob: I vill vonce more try und darop a few : Street lamps do multiply. Dr. Par­ to interest your subscribers, al- । menter ia having one erected in front hues though it must i>e mit von trembling ' of his residence, for the convenience hunt: You set; we vaah very tired, pcof night callers. iu up of nites, talking und hurrahing j Rev. Mr. Wilkins, of the Methodist Church, attracts good audiences, and for our gallant Gen. Hancock, and nlsu , his voice gives forth no uncertain listning to der truths presented py our sound on the great moral issues of the deer fronts Gret-nbackera, (1 mean truths vheu dey vosh talking pout der hour. Rev. H. R. Williams is reaping guld­ Publican party,) und hopin to be reinen opinions from Ins church and socie­ stallled iqto der P. 0., or some odder ty for his excellent spirit and demean­ eooe blare after shaking hands mit President Hancock. Una now to heer or, as well ns for his practical pulpit der county isb lost, der State ish lost, utterances. der President mit mine post oflice ish Several Imys and others made Mon­ 1_^ 2 _!! lost, — nud all desc gliteriu hopes gone O day night hideous with the sound of like der wind, ahust prostrates nearly the cornet, pipe, sackbut, psaltry and half our leetle village, iu dispare. I isli all kinds of niusic,^u«t because George sbust able to pe spout und find der French went and got married. Publicaue all griuuiug at each odder, The band promenade supper, lost und at us poor sick peeples too. But week Thursday eve., netted about thir­ vile der ish life der ish hope und we teen dollars. The night was dark and vil try und pect’em in 1884. unpleasant, and the nature of the gath­ Mine frient Austin Vood, pet von ering was not thoroughly understood, rood cow mit Barber, on Hancock, put else a larger return might have been der nusc hash not cuotn around yet of realized. his drivin der cow over. Perhaps he ' Mr. Henry Adams, working for Mr. has been perowaded to it-pudirate. Der suw-niill run py Rubles ish do- , , Greta, in his mill south of die river, bia foot badly mangled and leg ing cood pisness, also der school shust । iS broken by the saw on Friday last. So peguu py Mr. Davenport of Wuodlaut, g says Dame Rumor, and furthermore Center leuown, counts ;«) bupils al­ that said leg aud loot are iu a fair way though dare vo*h 00 to come if der von I , half vasli not opposed to der odder half. I *~* to recover. because der laniks vasli changed. Yer There was wm an ad election ia Vermont* see that Uh der change der democracy v flJe on on the the 2nd 2nd of of Novemiier. Novemiier. notwith notwith-­ ville always oppose. gtanding die the standing the Hawk Hawk forgot forgot to to give give the It imIi now the report of Ben. Fuller particulars The particulars thereof. thereof. The straight straight ash havtn “leeched” onto von gal, und Green back vote was 15, yet Bair, candi­ she liccaine his frow, evetypody say date for representative, received 57. coud Joy to der hippy pare. Hawkina, Rep.. and Martin, Dem., for JOHNSTOWN ITEMS. A. C. Hager und family hash taken a same office, ran 55, nod three votes, re- residence iu der city of Hastings. i spectively, Miind their electoral tickI vaah guin to write pout bow Ony Eber Messiman hut* In ought from In­ Johnson vosh working at Henry Smicht diana. ft span of splendid bay horse**. At the iteronn Reform viun Club iui last TaeMlny Aline I ueaoav ash ^|, vash va*b also Pilly Sicksberrjs Sicksbeny, und On Ony y O. Devonnd wife returned last Sat• n*^.'rn»n i trip io St/jTiipii eoast,, ! J-J '‘z, * I “ijA'“'I’ Pm -here Mr^ |mn-n>. rrude. ’ '' ?* , 2Iid.„e,r LW ~,y ““ l!’’’v” ,rt I* !!“ or 1 wUI premnent, . drown you mit dis pull of water, put Fcrd nud Fred «ya that if those pen- । J. IL U oodin. Tlie ternble iwpetite, . ony vuh not wared pv dut, but told pie that started I bat story about rnur- coupled with the seducti ve iifvitation Pill, if he threw tier water she would tied, would inind their own buxitit-**, I to lie treab-d. did its work. All honor ■ uock Idib down mit vouclup, which she It wonhl Iwjast as well for them, nnd |I ;to him ;---who, having fallen |,Unt pick only able ........... ------, 7 in an evil ■ HHinmi. pick up. up. Veil » ni II von >o»uut» aoie to u> .41'0 ,.r i.ll.. .r.MMT, hrmr. the lint th- with na write It.... Dili.. ----1- .1....... hour, retnrit* returns ak'ulli again tn to.the battle that Pllly pock down, und Ony ; renewed determination to conquer, took der pail mit noniore drouble. Put M'ltk Wednesday F. J. Merrill Wub«l<-l>».piril. uUiiu.i. uicceu M I j der Mek-Berrj fouud vur* rut io Battle.Creek, when Im, found a ■ •ure. ; Mime vnro else since due time. deer rer which his father had went him i Thomas Hunter, of Sim tiehl. was in i Yell der grate snow storm ish ull g>। town ok Tuesday last, and having fuk- ing off mit uo damage, put much corn I en in a cargo of “red-eye,” went Into j covered up, and der caving in of Shim. I tlie shop of Geo. Murray where he ex- Brooks' porn. hibitrd a tweiity-doliar gold coin to| I rood della yer more ntises. put ex-j Mr. Murray and William Sackett, the j cuae me now py saying, der report i*h j only persons preaenL Shortly after- ; dat Ed. Cotton left*** Jack. Barnnms’; ward Mr. Huntxir failed to find said , rare be him been forking two years, I gold coin, nnd of course suspect* dial and vill In* found teaching ringing i 'one oi the other of the t »o perMins school during der winter. 1 iqxiM- Ed.' named took it. Wouldn't it be better I is coud on dor music pianvas. to leave out the “red-eye,'' and save Cowl Bye, both the monf-y and the suspicion of । Yours Dispondrutiv, ! foul play. X. • POSTMA«HF.i;. |-£ENRY ROE. Pkoprixtox ----- OLD RELIABLE----- MEAT MARKET Q Fresh and Salt Meats, Smoket Hams ail SMien, 2 5 1W THXIR SEASON, Lard, by the lb. or barrel, Trade witliHim find Save Money W The Highest Market Price paid for. Hides, Pelts. &c. Fresh Goods, Full Weights and HENRY ROE. Q « 1 a £1 i? * ► £ I ORGANS^? AMEAIOFPERJK-JKiSX^ WARRANT!!'* ’e»r«. teemvl Han-1 Itutni* s (D CO CD m*al» st BARGAINS AGKXTS WANTF1*. lUa-trwt-d CATALOGUE FREE HORACE 5 fjiiiz' . MAIT F THE NEW FOOD 4 • hiTERS hnUn. vurlcii the bluo-S* ■ocidtf* Si oo T MASON For any HAMLIN �SATURDAY, • «e flock- : drattal stastioa NOV. 13,1880. WEEKLY IEWS REVIEW tlDO.UOO. Thm offknal vote . setim* in CHifo tow txx-n . w foMowtng result; Ga I show* The MtawuripH river steamer Boliert , in local affaire carThe trial of Philp, charged with forg- of cotton and bread-tuffs. The Arkansas river P*.fcet Ouachita Bello sunk near Austin, Miss., election give Garfield a plurality of 6,540. obnoxious orders occupying a monastery at MareelUre Lave terr.ra led thrir retreat, pro- the South could elect tte President, aud be viiiiiMH'd ttemselvv*, and, in fact, have lurru-d Albert Mitchell, colored, him been TrulA, testified ‘that the letter came to him tte monasb-ry into a fortroa . Ilia surroundod — ..------- .. . —wer „aw lt executed at Louisa Onurt House, Va., foe the Secretary Sherman, it is said, will by a body of troops who expect the siege to last Hart bad murder of Charles R. Walton. - Btitil tt appsared in a mouth. to be to their own advautege, b v tte doubt* nt uni alxiu’. il Loudon county, Va., has been the' In France, the Jules Ferry Ministry, conquered. Nor would tte South have been, •ubjoctlng R to a mier eotMiiltmg with Chain if Grant, iustx-ad of Loe, had surrendered fanner named Nott, becoming. enraged al bis Beckktart Sherman*k recommenda­ to an end. Its fall m due to the vote of the his army tlfteeu ytwis since. Beside this The House of Representatives. latent war feeling, there was ths mighty inffnAt b public meeting in Pittaburgh it tions to (tongreas, it te said, will probably in- Chambers, which, by a majority of 200 against Tba following table indicates the number of • was resolved that the colored children should ting corn and asaanlted bar with it, stabbing 133, contrary to the proposal of the President bonds, tearing 3‘< to 4 per cent, interest, with of the Councd, decided that the law on the Democraty coming into place except that it in­ pared with tte membership of tte Forty-aixtb attend a separate school in Robinson Halt a change of some sort, and they wished taking hit gun, returned to the ypot where hi* which to refund 8772,000. MX) In 5 aud 8 per reform of the Mit^Utraturo should te placed volved at the bead of tte order of the day. The no change of any sort. Why should they? BmdMinister* therrapon tendered tteii resignations ness i« good, money i* cheap, every department in a body... .Tte Nihilist trials resulted in M-n- of trade U nourishing. It is true that the curload uaasiug through her mouth, tearing out tencca of exile for three of tte socuM-d, and renev te in an unstable cuuditipu ; but .* «ooltliousand doliars' worth of projtorty has teen th* tongue and lodging iu his bead. He fell to ' imprisonment for the other four... .The dege ht-aded citizen not iu debt jrutild not expect destroyed, and mining in tte vicinity tea ten the ground, but while m the throe* of death II... II... he saw some sign of returning life wa* a from" a party which prostituted itself to the Tub issue of Htamps nnd jKietnl-cards of the Prvmontre Abbey at brief ont, a* the father* neglected to guild Plateted* amf De La Matyr* a better dollar th* n in tho woman. 1/ragging himself would be furutebed by Chittenden. Morton Hsian, winch killed a conductor, engineer, and lo where she lay, and reaching forthe Government, amounting to 84,812,61)4. A London dispatch <**vs the excitement in Ire- and Bhcrman, and wo may add that, eye* wide open to all ita e..< ol IL- p»tel wrio, lo U» p.mnl mho m B^Hnrobr. wlm. troop. tn with to re- Th. Pittsburgh ^roparta great activity in .treasury ______ ,for __ . __ । _______ IxHnr wnwntntrwi tn imitert tlm lalmn-r* on ­ Unit*, the white ' people north of the g concentrated to irutcet the laborers eutte fiscal year was $2,780,341. d in harvesting crop* for an agtut of Potomac bad com* to the conclusion that ttere I Erne, and where tlie excited peasan- wa* a better prospect of gtxxl government from are also Hocking in large bodie«....v the Republican party tbau from the Democracy. Ths Captain of the American atcam raigning the English Government for it* atti­ early approach pf winter in Russia has Whatever the exact way tn which it came about, tude toward and threatetwd jirosecutiou of launch Isabel reports being subjected to gross pod tte sowing of wheat, aud nnnierou* it 1* a hard fart that tte Government of the Parnell, aud stronglv condemning the mobUo-laden veteel* have been frozen up in the United States for tte next four year* will te outrages by Chilian sailors at the port of 1 ‘ ayta, Pacific railway was wrecked near Isiko Fork, ixatiou of troop* on Irish territory for the pur­ tho American flag bring pulled down and . va river. .Anearthquake was felt through­ Republican in speech, purpose and action. Tte 1’resident will apparently hare at throe toon were seriously injured, and fifteen trampled on... .American broadstuffs have ad­ out Southern Austria, on the 10th fast. At Itepr.blxan vanced about 100 per cent, at 8L Petersburg, Agrain, in Croatia, tlie shock was wo viplenl hi* back a Republican Congre**. What they Mldrtfii. . and tho supply'fails to moot tho demand.... that every house in town wa* injured. Several will they can do with tte Southern State* and MianssoU dial sympathy to Paroell, and firomise all their people. We hope and teheve, however, MMsippi Several new signal stations are to be established ^111* were killed and thirty injured. Many moral, material, and financial support.... . Edward Kennedy, who shot Sheriff mg* will have to be pulled down. A large that tne busite** interests, which were the Mtaaoeri... The steamer Rhode Island, of tte I’reridence McCorkle, at Shelbyville, Ind., on tho eve of mainspring of Tureday'* work, will be opposed Stock iii the Edison Electric Light number of inhabitant* fled to the fluids. line, went ashore at Beaver jioint. Narragansett utterly to anv legislation that would in any way M. De Baudby d*Arson, Legitimist cmliarra** tte agriculture and manufactures, Lay, early yesterday morning. Tito steamer was tlie Slate eloctiou, ba* been seen near Shrovo-' Company hu been a**o**ed 860 per share, to so badly damaged it Is bcliered it will be a total port, La... .Fayette McMullen, of Virginia, who' meet the sokt of recent expurimept*. and Ultramontane Dujxity from La Ve idee, the trade aud commerce of the Soutii. It 1* lore. None of tlie poswitigcra were lo*t- The served in the Federal and Confederate Con­ to the interest of tho North and West to take who was reprimanded by M. Gambctta, 1 ‘ reai] L akes Erie, Ontario and Huron jvere steamer was valued at-$500,000. gresses, and in the United State. Senate before tin* position. They will do it whenever and Ohio________ of the French Chsmberx, and tempora­ a* soon a* tho people of tte bontteni State* Ore** Sarah Bhrnhabdt upon her first ap the war, Ium beau killed by the caip at Wythe­■ visited by a furious gale on tlie night of the 6th deut rily ex|>elled, has sent hi* censor a challenge to cease to te po*«d by pelitiaan* ak tlie woukl- Pennsylvania... ’ inst., rawsmg-oiany shipwreck*. ville, Va. ’ Rhode lateod. . mortal combat. be autocrat* of tbo Union that tte-r did tteir H->vUi Carotin*. Ex-Judge Glekbon has been dis­ A Japanese ateanwr which returned Yock, was enthusiastically -received. There utmost to destroy. When thte specie* of Soulhcn. snpremaicy te laid, the Northern peo­ were about4,000 persons iu the audience. Tho barred by the Supreme Bench of Baltimore for- from the Arctic sea* report* a whaler recently LATER ELECTION RETURN?. ple will bo freer to exhibit their kindly feeling*, gnll tragedienne was tte rocipicut of hearty uttering falsehoods in court....A train fromi arrived at Pvtropaulorxki, a Russian port, which apidans.- and many floral offering*. Madison Court House, Fla., having on boardI announces that the Jeannette and sc viral G«i .'eld's majority In Uli note is estimated at and one of tlie first question* tbo Southern . whaler*, with all band*, arc lost, having been will have to ask themselves is, whether Titit testimony in tho cbho of I’liilp, Ave persons in charge of a United State* De[>- crushed to piece* by tlw floating ice. 35,000. The delegation in Congress stands 13 white* the welfare of the South hm and te likely to be uty Marshal, who arrested them for having charged with forging tho Gaxfield-Morer letter, violated the election laws, was boarded by a The Schooner Belle Sheridan, of To­ Republican* to 6 Democrat*. The Republican* hindered or advanced by alhvncc with the closed at New York on tho 9tb, when Gen. party of ms»k<d men, who released the prison­ ronto, while on her return trip from Charlotte, hare a majority in the Legtelaturo of 24 on Democrats of the North. It does not hurt those gnitry to be boaten. They are sure to Pryor asked the discharge of the prisoner. er*, drove off the witnesses against them, and The United States Senate. have Just and equal Government* iu their N. Y., laden with coal, was driven on the shore joint ballot Judge Davis said te would render a decision on threatened violence to the Mir*hal. The next Wisconsin Legislature win stand as Bute* in sny event. Not so with the South, The Senate, after the 4th of March next, near Weller’s beach, Ontario, and completely Saturday, the 13th. George Bliss then caused wrecked. All on board but one man were­ follows : Senate, 21 Republican*, 9 Democrat* ; In losing politically the South loses in pocket classing Daria, of Illinois, and Mahone, of Vir­ tbo arrest of 8. 8. Morey and Robert Lindsey Assembly, 78 RcpuLbcaii*, 21 Democrat*, and 1 nud in jxucu of mimL Will tho South remain ginia, as Democrats, will bo composed of thlrThe incren-ie of tlie Republican vote, lost. for perjury, and they were committed for cxon tho losing aide, aud If so on what term* and MninaUotL Lindsey te*tilled that for ten year* of Ner York city this year over 1876 is 23.105, The General Missionary Committee of Independent Complete return* from Connecticut ahow a for what imrposc ? Tho Southern people, we -ty-seveu Republicans and thirty-nine Demo­ ho had not slept twice in tho same place. while the increase in the Democratic vote is the Methodist Episcopal Church, in session at plurality for Garfield of 2,570. fanev, will make themselves heard on this sub­ crats, as follows: Robert Green, a laundrymnn, is the only 10,571, making a gain of 12,504 for the Newr York, have appropriated the following It 1* thought that Hancock'* majority in ject before the winter te past" .!&■ first i.igro to serve as * juryman iu tbs crim­ Republican*... .A recent telegram fro.o New sum* : Blue Ridge Conference. 83,500 ; Con. North Carolina will reach 10,000 ; that the Con­ The Chattanooga (Tenn.) Time* editorially gressional di'k-gabon will include oue Republi ­ inal courts of New Y’ork... .Col. E. L. Drake, Orkan* *»y*: “Under a contract with the tral TeniwsKO, 83,400 ; East Tonnes tee. 8X000; can, and tho LogisLiturc will be Democratic. lU-publican Camjiaigii Committee, CapL Ham- Florida, 83.700; Georgia, 84.300; HoUton-who drilled the first oil-well at Titmnrillo, and bota'* “ Hancock has been beaten by John Kelly's San Francteco diapalche* state that later re­ company of the New Orleans Artillery, a 88,500 ; Kentucky. 85.000; Lexington, 83,000 ; who thus became die founder ot the |>etrolenm Houttern organization, find 100 guns Little Rock, 82,500; Ixmteuna, <7,000; Cen turns settlo it teyoud doubt that Garfield ha* crowd in New York. He gave the State to Cor­ interest of PeniMylrania, ha* jnnt died, at New veteran (o celebrate the election of Garfield and Ar­ tral Alabama. $2,800: Delaware, 81.200; carried California by a -plurality over Hancock nell, Conkling A ComiMUiy last year simply lie­ Bethlehem, Pa. thur. Immediately after the salute a moeUug Detroit, 83,600; Michigan. 83.200; Nevada, o' between 2,000 ami 3,0t*J, and 'that Un- Legis­ cause a fnend of Tilden was the nominee. He Samuel 8. Morey, who wan arrested of the company was held, at which Lieut. 83;000 ; MiMsisiUppi, $6,500 ; North Carolina. lature ia Republican. Tbo Uongreaaional dele­ kept up a constant row and turmoil in tho State gation staud* : Page and Pacheco, Republican*, and city from the time Haixxick was nomunited in NowTork for perjury in the Philp trial, ba* Bowler moved that Gen. Garfield be elected an 83,500; Savannah, 83.600; South Carolina, and Rosccran* and Berry, Democrat*. until the day of the election. He Dominated a mi honorary member, »nd notified of the 87.000; Tennessee, 83.000; Texa*, 84.IAX); mode a full statement of the manner iu which fact. The motion was seconded by S-rgct. Virginia, 85,600 ; West Virginia, 83,000 ; Wash­ Oregon's vote te very close, but the returns municipal ticket which wm a fearful load on be was induced to testify, declaring that he Dcverc, imt by CapL Sambola, and carried by ington, 82,500 ; Oregon, 8X500; South Cali­ indicate that Garfield will have a majority of the ek«toral ticket, aud lost the party fully 2D.OUO voU>. His horrible, brutal, hfielous about 30U. ■pent two nights before e ection in the rooms fornia, 83.500 ; VcnnonL 8900 : Eaal Maine. Garfield's plurality in Kaimaa te between war on the proprietor of tte Herald lias cost of the National Democratic Committee, from (songrehhman Frye, of Maine, is n 81,000; West Wisconsin. 82.500; Wisconsin. 50,000 aud 60,000. and tbo Legtelaturo ia over­ another I'l.iXX). He was charged witli the con­ whom ho received 815'1. Lindsay has confcased 8X000. The appropriation for Minnesota wa* duct of tlie city canvas*, and promised a full whelmingly Republican. that ho was cuacbed by U illiam M. Price, a candidate for Speaker of the House.... Judge increased from 8800 to 8‘JOO. Garfield * plurality in Massachusetts te 58,000. vote of tte party. Hts jx.-! for Mayer goes in by Democratic elector tn Maryland, aud that his Key voted the Republican ticket at Chattanooga, Capt. Eads, of jetty fame, has gone lo Morse, Democrat, « re-elected to Congre** a few hundred, where a popular man could have testimony throughout was false. Tenn... .Mr. John C. New, Cbairmauof theltofrom Boston. had 60,000 majority. New York would hare Mexico lo make a survey of the tethmu* of publican Campaign Committee of Indiana, Mih8 Mart Sioerson, residing in New In PenmiyIrani* tho plurality for Garfield is elected Hancock. Sjr. Kelly threw it away to bis announced that he will be a candidate for York, repulsed offers of marriage from Andrew tte United States Senatorahip. The other I T diuantcpcc to determine it* adaptability for 36.000. gratify ton evil temper, aud because ho thought an intcroceanic «hip radroad. .. .Washington lie*x>uld by no less violent means grab the city Ludlow's majority over Potts, for Governor Gillen, a dissipated young lawyer. Tho latter candidate* who have alreadv begun a canras* adrictw indicate the following change* tn the of New Jersey, is about 600. Tiiu majority for tmtruiugc It is foolish to talk about the called at her residence, threw his arm about for tlie plsct: are Gen. Beu Ilamson, Congress­ military sorvice: Gen. W. B. Hazen to succeed tbo Democratic electoral ticket te about 2,000. bloody-shirt and hum! ug buoincM issues so man Orth, the Hon. Will Cumback, and Judge Gen. Myer a* Chief S gusl Officer; CoL Nelson In Dakota. Pettigrew. Rz-pnbbcau, is ejected long «ii wc tolerate such a msgariue of politt GreshamEx-Senator Howe, Horn Philetu* shot her dead. A. Mile* to be promoted to the rank of Briga­ to Congress by 5,000 majority. cal nytrv-glrccrine in the middle of tlie party Sawver, Horace Rubio.- and E. W. Keyes are dier GenursL and to Hticceed Gen. OrJ, who will [THE WEST. Return* complete and jiartia! from 66 c*un- Kelly must l<e unloaded. We cannot stieo-ed candidate* for the Heuatondilp from Wisconsin. be placed ou tbo retired list. tie* cut of J4 in Tennessee give Hawkins, for with him. We can organize a decent and hon­ A Pio, won on an election l»et at Sonth At a meeting of the Tammany Hull The -jimpeller Zealand, of Toronto, Gsvernor, 76,1.66; Wright, 64,787; Wil­ orable defeat without him. As for tbo solid Bend, Ind., was turned over to tho Republican general cotmfiiltee, in New York, an adifhas to son. 49,316. Owing to dissensions among South and kindred issues, they hare not beaten Central Committee, and sold at auction for the the Democracy oi the country was read, claim­ was wrecked ou L*k>> Ontario in tho gale of tlie the Democrat* on account of the State debt the Democrat*. The North understands that 8th in»t>, and all on board, mxtoen persons, issue, the Republican* came within four vut« tte South is solid from the most natural mo­ benefit of the poor, realizing 8246. ing Hanc<x-k's defeat wa* duo to fraud, intimi­ found a watery grave. • of securing tlie Legislature. tives. New Jeracy, California, Nevada, nud | N. B. Harwood, a wholesale dry­ dation and Hie use of anormoB* sum* of money In Nevada, the return* come in slowly. The proboblv Oregon, a* State*, were not afraid of I FOREIGN. I Ly tlie Republican*. Mr. Van Wvck moved State te cIumj on Elector* and Congre**. The tlie solid South. Three million Northern vottfs goods merchant of Minneapolis, hu suspend­ I aii amendment that Hancock'* defeat was Thirteen men were killed near Ix-gixtalure te probably Democratic ou joint cast their vote* with tin- South. That war-dt-y ed payment, with liabilities of 8>>00,30Q. Four ■ ,Jm, to the uii*management aud bickering of ballot. Tlie Senate i* Republican. The Popular Vote. kept the old-tiracni in lin«-. Internal quarrels hundred peraona arc thrown ont of employ- ! th<; Democratic leauek* in King* county ard Brussel*. Belgium, by falling through a coal •Tte । ‘ Republican State ticket te elected among the Democrats, aud stupid blun-icr.nxs. An Mtimato of the popular vote, based upon ment... .The Grand Jury at Saia Francteco ha* i New York city. Thoma* F. Grady, Col. Rolf aha(L Tlie accident wa* caused by the brookdid more for the Republicans than they did indicted Louis Kaplan, late Registrar of Elec- vrta and other* opjxxied the ainendiuenL £i of the hosting apparatus.....MenotU tlie majorities reported by telegraph up to this ! gresaional delegation u unanimously Renub­ for themselves to acurc tlie victory." ,1E_' tion, for grand larceny and misdemeanor in Henry Steinert advocated the amendment, and - '----- * lican, and Garfield carried tho State by about ril-akU addressed a very large tiuivcraal The August* (Ga.) Chrwticie and Corutdu- wntmg. give* the following result : office, and Sheriff Desmond for felony iu i said people no longer wanted Bou Kelly, and he suffrage . mwting ■ at Milan, Italy.... Eighty 35,000 oc 40,000 majority. T3JX» permitting the eweape of prisoner*.... should resign. Some hot discussion wa* fol- dtizeii* of Hamburg and twenty fsmile * in Ilancock's plurality in West Virginia is about a^ou-ihtwina... 4O.0UO Two freight train* ran into each other | lowed by rejection of the amendment and adop- Altona have been ejected under tlie Gtr*LMu Arkansas sa,ca> , x, ... . I “The South at least has tho satisfaction ot 13,000 on the Marietta and Cincinnati rosd, tun of a resolution indondng the hadendiip of insn Socialist law. Notices have alo W_av CaiToral* 20o near Moonvilln, Ohio, and Frank Lawhoad, an ’»->•1,000 been freely served in Hcbltwwig-Holstelii.... H '■“III lb."bm)ot O.UJlrnrs " i. ix.1 l’„j. engineer, and Charlo* Krick, a fireman, were 2,000 T he following ore tho revisod foctingu Mure agrarian outrage* arc re;xjrt«l from IreBUM* killed....George Gias*, of Madison, Ind., was . of the Republican majorities for President and w.ooo Msutncky s&,uoo i lhr *» '■« “» S-1 1" M. to ■liot dead in an affray which began by hi* hur­ from behind a hedge. A man in County Clare tar. b bj.luj. !(_ ALueoXsauMaiut 25,000 lin- alanghUu-. Her experiment* with loyal rahing for Jeff Da ns....Seventeen case* of’ Congross in Minnesota : Garfield, 36,848; Dun Michigan. 44,Wo:Maxyls».!.. 13,000 civilians and military heroes have not been ■mall-pox developed in San Francisco in one1 nell (FJrft district), 8,531 ; Strait (Second di*3S.000.Mlretarippl. 43,000 A Han Erancteco dispatch of tho 6th say* propitious in the post, and the future on rmn v>Mnni< 30,000 33,000 taletj, 0,505 : Wasbburu (Third district), 9,635. hands of a mob....The Tuiks resvntlv com­ that return* from ell the counties in California hold* out no Lope* in that direction. foO i .. .Returns fiom all bnttbree precintc* inNiiw A freight train mid n gravel train ran pelled Admiral Smith, on roachtug the Dards- exo-jit Del Norte, which i* ixtimated tbo same Wbat she will do in tho future time 2,000 into each other between St. Patil aud Minne­ Hampshire show a total Presidential vote of nviles with tte British war-stop Pandora, to -■ tile last Presidential election, give Hancock mu-t diacloae. Much depend* upon bow Ohto.......................33,000 _ _______ ___ _ ___ 13,000 86,177. as follow* : Gxrfield, 44,787 ; Hancock, 300 South OarallxM.... 33,000 96 plurality. A few small precinct* yet to boar great a gam the Republican* have made in Oregon. apolis on tte Milwaukee and St. Paul road. 4i),7t/7 ; scattering, 683. ........ 38,0*1 ’________35,tX*> Fklix Pyatt, of Paris,who is under sen­ from are not expected to alter the result much. the Senate aud House, and what th 'ir ixilicy reuusjlvanU The collision resulted in the death of three: Island 7,000 RoiiEirr McKenna, elected by the Re­ tence of two years’ impriaonmenl fur justifying It is quite certain that the Republican* will get will lx- toward thin section. The South will be Rhode Vermont22.000 men and tlie bruising and scalding of virginj*. one elector, a* Judge Terry, on the Democratic reasonably solid for hcr own protection two otters. The acrident is raid to, publican* a* a member of the Tunnewice Lgix- aoMaadnation, announces that his jouruaL the ticket, te known to bo scratched several hun­ kept and for the |mrpose of preserving the balsuco be the result of mslico on tho part ot latnrc, i* ineligible through a conviction of in­ dred. ofBpower after tte next apfiortioament, when Conductor McClintock, of the gravel train.... cest in marrying tho grand-daughter of h s Comtnunr, is defunct.... Parnell te I eing burned effigy tn almost every town iu England.. . A New York dispatch says the latest return* j tho political domain shift* from East to West Mayor Kalloch. of San Francisco, lias been ar­ wife. The complexion of the united States iu If the English Government expected that from tbo conntio* in Now York State make tho The tremendous problem now confronting the rested on an indictment found against tom by Senate THE MARKETS. maybe affected by this discovery.... and oil section* m. Will the a lrniotho Grand Jury charging him with a violation Secretary Sherman definitely announce* him­ the prosecution of tho Land-Laguo leaders majority for Garfield and Arthur 23.069. Tneve two Pities of Garfield be, in case of tte control of the law in hiring men to do work on the new self a candidate for the Ohio Senatorahip.... would put an end to the land sgitauon in Ire­ figure* may te slightly changed Ly ofliciai re­ miration they have already discovered their mis­ port*. but the result will not be affected ma­ of Congress, modeled Upon that of Hayes or City Hall by tte day instead of by contract, a* Guv. Foster, of Ohio, says no Southerner will land. take. Far from being cowed by the threatened terial! r. dictated by Grant and Conkling, with Zsctiariah Hon* ' tlie statutes provide... .Tte Milwaukee be appointed to a position in Garfield's Cabinet. prosecution ot their l««dcn>, the farmers seem Cottos. . .............. Official vote of Delaware: Haoeock, 15,183; Chandler’s spirit as the inspiring gobhu ? Until Fu>t-» and St. Paul Railroad Company have —Xuprrflnr we know the exact nlture of that admuiistraWith one ccunty estimnted, Garfield'n much more determined than ever. Meeting* Garfield, 14,150. purchased from tlie Spotted Tad aud being held throughout thecounty daily, and Bed Cloud Indians the right-of-way through plurality in Indiana te 6,520... .Return* from are An Indianapolis dispatch says that returns a* well prepare for the worst, and hope for the of the most defiant character are their territories ■ distance of 180 mile*. The all tho counties in Now York, official and re­ speeches m*dc. A party aonAisting of 100 men from seventy-three counties iu Indiana show a through the country in tho neL-h- net Dem er .tie gain of 307, or, to *p<ak more pays 8110 per mile, and $4 per acre for station ported, give Garfield 21,536 majority....Re­ went Thc Atlanta (Ga.) Con^itutmu comments as properly, a falling off from Porter's vote of ground, and 85 pt r acre for a town rite on the turn* 1 rum *11 the couuties of Oregon except two liorbood of Trail--, Ireland, and made the 307. The retnainiug twenty counties to te board follows p CHICAGO. *bow tiiat Garfield ha* a majority of 547. The farrnm residing there take oath that they froid will add still slightly to these figures, thus would pay no rent greater than the Govern­ “It is the culmination of a serie* of blunders, full return* will incrcaac the majority to 600.. . The town of Batesville, Ohio, has Theroult of the California election'te *o clo*e ment valuation... .Count Henry Von Arnim, redndng Garfield's plurality a little below that beginning with tho Potter Committee and end­ of Porter. ing with tte surrender of the party to tte that it is now probable that some ot the-: >*r- who had the misfortune to incur tlie displeas­ ure of Bismarck some years ago, and whose The majority of Garfield in low* over Han­ selfish whims of an c ement which had John Floc I noems that Frank M. Bieilenlwugb, a wealthy field and sutno of the Hancock elector* will l>c loyalty has been imjieached. wants to be tried cock will exceed 80,000, and probably go H5.000. Kelly for its commanding General It would elected. David 8. Tcny, one of the Demo­ on a charge of high treason tiiat hu may e*tabOfficial return* from forty-eight of the sixty­ appear that the line of sectionalism luu« been Wn»*T -No. 3 H;irta< cratic electors, ba* been »o badly cut that hu te cighbonng fanner, came certainly beaten. Terry 1* the man w^jo shot liah hi* innocence of the charges preferred seven ccuntire of Pcuiisyfrauia. and careful sharply drawn by tho voters of tne North ; but No. 1 Hpring. ntoxicaU^, and, cnU-nng Senator Broderick, of California, ia a duel, aud against him. Hu request La* been refused. estimate-* from each of' the other counties, there is nothing depressing in this fact. We his wife and child are willing that the North should draw a sec­ Gov. John Pope Hennessy is making make Garfield's plurality 37,811. im with an ax. His hence run* behind hi* ticket. tional hue iu pohtica. If tte South be permitted White, Republican, i* elected to CongroM in There urn iui even dozen candidates deterwimd effort* to suppress domestic slavery crushed by a single tho N nth (Kentucky i district over Turner, to draw a line with respect to progress i's throat cut by tte edge for United State* Senator in Indiana, namely: in Hong Kong, China.... A genttkl uprising of Detuocrat, by a minority of 1.5FL ami improvument of thorn' conditions Tte Kanns Legislature M almost unanimous­ and forces which make a people happy iu B. F. Claypool, of Connersville; Congressman the South African native* is threatened, an their fields, their workshops and ttieir Mines. ; Presideut Burges*, of Bucfc-r Urn- Br.tteb ndnforcem-nt* axe being sent to all im-_ ly ’tepubhran sleeping, and killed Mrs. Stephens Browne A >L Louis dis pa tcii aays that too return* We liave a prosperous future before us, and to vmrity; John M. Butter, of Indianapolte; portant points.... Edwin Booth made hte first John M. Coburn, of the name place; Will appearsncu m London tefore a large, fashiona­ from tlie Sixth Congrvsidonsl distriet of Mi»- this end we should look intently. We have the lownru rue aoor, out was anocaeu cause of public education to promote and tte soon elect Hareltine, Greenback-ItapuUirau, Cumback. Judg<Gresham, Gen. Ben Harrteon, ble and severely critical audience in lb-- Princes* left for dead. Upon recovering Ikittor Johu C. New, Cougreiutnan Orth, James Theater as Hand, t, nud was entlmdaaticaDv r<- over Waddle, Democrat, by *bout 600 major­ welfare of a great and growing section to fos­ M. Shackleford and Gen. A. D.StreighL Boudes. eetved. Ho received several call* before the ity. This Is tte fourth Democratic loss in the ter. The Houth ex]>ectod little mire from curtain, and was loudly applauded... .James State. Tlie Greenbacker* bare gained two and Geu. Hancock's ad ministration, than it will ask found bidden in a tobaceo-hounc, with his from Gen. Garfield. We want nothing more Ru«cli Lowed, U* American Mmurter, dehv- tte Republicans one. throat cut, not fatally. Jealousr, insanity and than simple, exact, absolute Justice. If tte « six small not er;-d tbo evening address of tho winter drunktuLnws are tte theories advanced to ac­ uew ITesidcnt owes nothing to the South he at . change ths nwult, foot up as fui- senrion of the Edinburgh Philosoplu- al The Electoral Vote. count for the horrible crime. least owes .omethuig to tho countrv. aud we Imrtiiiitc Hi* subject was “Bhokspeare.".... The rote of tho Htates in the Electoral Cob shall be glad to see him cancel this debt by giv­ J. 0. Adsn, a German farmer living A trptmon at Tokw demolished l.uOU hcm*. s lege will be as follows : ing t» an administration as fair, just and as and sent hundreds of tltbomen to watery near Woodford, Woodford county, HL, his clean as that of Mr, Have*." for Gsritata. 5,010. grave*....Tlie religious decreu* have been exeoate-d in al! portion* of French territory exei-pt Illinois Central Alg-ria and Gomes... ,L*>rd GoUn OmpUil w Gen. Hancock Interviewed. to determine that the Haoeock soon to wod Mte* Wood, .a *beautiful Ir-*h girl U Oregon....... E. F. Bertrand, a leading citizen of Judge Terra, have carried CaHforub. by am*- ot dtetingutehed family, Laycock, tho 11 Ffciitwj iianla . AusUrU u® uahmaL, i --------------------defeated Ritey, Bockford. Ill, has become grandfather to his jority of 200 to 3(K)a while the Republican* ba vs ---------the Aiuericsn, iu a ' contest on tb« children by marrying his mother-in-law, Mrs. election. Assembly, ami twelve on Crandall... .Five livp* were lost by a fixwin the “It would.” be replied. “require too much R eturnh from all of the 102 ODuutiee -pace to print all my thought*. Therefore. I Is the period between the 1st of May l<oy. Littlewood made iin in mind* show tte fellowing result for I’reelwill content myself with saying that pcreonally and the Slat of October there were brewed in I do not feel badly boouwe I am not elected. The excitement in Ireland growing tte dty of Chicago 811,047 barrels of be-r. dent: GarfiUd «Dd Arthur, 318,'A®; Hancock Of course, ( regret that the Democratic partv, I North Carotin*. English, 27",454 ; Weaver and Chamlcxs. of which I am proud to bo » mooter, baa been This would make about 155,523,500 gias.es or and 25,821; Dow and others (about), 50P; tote! defeated. It ia a great disappointment to all of u* when wo fail to gain a victory in behalf of lone on Bnnday, tlx- 7th inst., wa* attended bv Virginia the faith aud principles which wo advocate. It Tux railroad war continues. The disclaims any understanding with Gc’n. Garfield 20,too of the Irish peasantry, some of whom IWo.1 Virginia.. i* my wish that it bo understood that I have about tte futons and deciares that be wtmld wsiksd fifty mik* to be pnswm. Parnell bitno grief on mv own account. The man who tarty condemned <h» b.lk-tiug of pobcu upon aMtimea the du ton pertaining to tte Premrates fso x> St. Louis aud Chi.-ago to all£«ite.r. dirtric s whore smuHrtarvatiou prevail*, and dervv nf tte United Staton baa a momentous hfeoomtnaMD toBgttMw km wi.^ivf.aGen. Garfield has sent his r?aigna- used «te is: B^ton and New York, 84.25 • Philadeltll they become the owuoi* of tile soil. Timothy O’Suiinan hurled among tbepeojite atwpy of hi* Majortte. ss �little rXiwvj of Lis handcuffs, -One- 1 to Ort jirove Amivt 1-mJ. <W «-nr >».. time 829,899,548 in t>eeo ahippad from Minneapolis from 086 in legal tende Jan. 1 up to November, 1880. , the New York bani treasury to supply The great Brooklyn bridge, which is not yvt finished, has nlnwly coat <12,­ specie imiiorts hav ' 385.17&77, cnM there arc <87,569.48 lia332,205. while >49,481,118 in gold aud liilitiew.._____________ _ 89,854.570 in legal tenders have gone A foreign milling paper says tiiat a out and into various channels of busibarrel of flour can be shipped from Milwaukee to Liverpool cheaper than The following table, taken from Poor'a from Buda-Peath to Vienna. Manual, • shows the miles of railroads While a little girl in Norwich.Xlt, operated in the ten Western States, and was combing her hair with a celluloid- ■ their gross and net earnings : '/•• .d J»and comb, near nn open gas-jot, she /{itUnwuf I accidentally brought her head too near O/Mrafed. the flame, and the oomb took Are. The frightened girl had presence of mind Indiana.... -enough to throw it from her head, and MJaswrt.’./ na^MT 1S.124.MI S,9S0,<M» ■eacaped with her hair considerably Mlcblffau... sdiiged. Thu comb burned on the floor until it was entirely consumed. Swimming is advocated in San Frimcisdo as a cure for the opium habit. A physician gives the history of a lady who, from taking morphine to alleviate ' the pains of a long-protracted disease, had become a confirmed opium-eater, nnd was suffering all th- distressiug symptoms of this terrible habit. Tlie doctor ordered her to cross the tmy «very day and take a swim in tho Ala­ meda baths, *whiph she did, and in a few movtlis wiu; oomplstely cured. Jack Rafferty made a wager that he ■could drink without paying in every sa­ loon on Spring street, Jeffersonville, Ind. He got safely into nud out of seven places, %ut in tlie eighth, when (•..AM.-W 4,-rjc ■■ .1 it *U winter toem, fifty clams; cut tlie pork in small jui-ces and fry; chop tlie onions fine and manure?'* So fry; Is/il Ute’pototore aud chop the dams the ttime une the moderately mouvrateiy fine; line; put pin all au the sue ingredients mgrruicuiin j . .. . •let. them aimmer . .t . it is spread ti»r । together aud gently! I<— until the tomatoes are cookeil. The and wash- ' al»ve quantity makes one gallon of • 1 chowder ■ 1 M S...CW Bl.-S«W • allege, 8fiord To>taT» Tomatoes —Select ri!» ripe lorn., tome. | ■- enough• to • remove the .... i; where akin, an irritant of Uh- digestive Organs; -------- toes, scald it producee irritation ii ia simply the cut "through the center, take out th* P’dp ’ consequence of allowing animals to eat and seeds, weigh the clean halves. To too much of tlie ordoriferoua, appetirisg eight pounds, in a ]xjreduin ketti^, put forage and not drinking sufiiciently, oue quart of the Iwst cider vinegar, one ounce of whole cloves, one ounce of all­ brings on indigestion. . Exiwbiknce teachtw that stock enter­ spice, one ounce of cinnamon tied in a ing into winter quarters in good oandi- muslin cloth, and three pounds of brown 1 tion can be kept without difficulty; while riigar; in this spiced ond sweetened vin­ an animal annum iiegiuning pegmiUDg the uie winter in m poor jxor egar ■t'.— boil the tomatoes ,jTi from, —i five i-to ten F condition, notwithatailding an abundance I minutes, until cooked through; t>kin> out, •2 until unite and allow the nvrnu syrup to to. i-oil I oil until quite of feed, careful housing nnd *1... tlie !...»> best at­ nnd tention, will invariably lie in jxxir order thick, then pour over tlie tomatoes; let tying up, and in the following spring; particularly is stand over night before keep in a cool place. tliis tho case with common stock. Fat Chow-Chow.—-Two heads of cabbngb stock consumes a less amount of food than poor stock, because there is not so cut fine; one-half peck of green toma­ much required to keep up the animal toes, one-half peck of onions, five dozen 13,r.*j,w> ViqOROvs. healthy ,-fowls may ahnoet always l>e detected/by the rich color ot thrirpomba, -’’ f ~ ________________ Tho miles of railroad ojierating in | of health. Tlie cdmb of a deceased fowl । these ten States aggregate about 40,380; always loses color' in proportion ns the : the cost of constructing and equipping disease apprna^btoi its worst stages, in I ing block. We would jI .tact ai.txie.ooo.ooo, u.. wpect disease, among I! gross earnings -------------alxiut $218,000,000 ; nndat1 their fowls to give t __ ___________________ r______ Jie matter the color comli a'ctoeestudy. a^cloeu! study. As the net earnings nearly $98,000,(MX), i of tlie comb * an ’index, ’ 1 vni itis toearnings the fowl-koencr wl Tlw not of the railroads of Dli- j itis to the 1fowl-keeper what the pulse of man subjectbis harmonioi; to the physician. noiaalnoeexceeded, in 1879, >30,000,0d«, . ^ ‘oT^nning everv High farming ia harmonious; every nnd tlie 6,880 miles in Ohio report a net.' port fits every other like timbers framed | earning of nearly $20,000,000. Tlie en- !' by r a master carpenter. Rich food will tenirise and energv of our capitalists, make savory meats, yellow butter and wrf their faith in the future of r ^’±1 ; ■ . . . . .. . . , । Ann ixirk. aud large, deep-colored eggs, euuntiy, have lieco exhibited to a great- ! Iu |H,nt.fib, not end here. Thare is er degree in this matter cf railroad i life and potency in tho very excrements; building than in anv other of the enter- its rich manures will double the crops on pri^uhiuh hn«-pltaM tho ViuttaJ quarterk of a pint of small red and green poppers; sprinkle with ono pint of salt, and drain all night; pour off tlie juice and add one ounce of pepper-grain, one ounce of white mustard-seed, onetounce of turmeric, one ounce of cloves, three * “v’ tablespoonfuls of ground" mustard, two pounds of brown sugar; enough horse­ --------" ’ radish, grated fine, to--------make1-a‘pint. In laying tlie the pickles put put a layer of pickles and a lByCr of‘ spice, Half the above quantity pte for a family of ouantity will wL_.make plenty three or ‘four. ne Potato. luiaio. The Flaxseed tea, which js good for cough aud sore tlaoat, is made m fol­ lows : Put two table-spoonfuL whole flaxseed in a pint u. of uvuuig boding water, wukm. and boil Rhn... fifteen rotTmln. minute*. Out .... up one lemon ^*d pul in a pjteller. with two teble«pot»ufuls at sugar, titrain the tea boiling hot through a wire strainer into “ .ta logetta, “*» pitcher . all mediral writers agree that shaded reets are an essential element to public the atmosphere, create currents of air, and produce a refreshing coolness. A tree is never at rest, even in a dead calm. It ia always fluttering its foliage and granted the department of for the planting of tree* on a principal streets of the city. ever, or has fallen into convulsions from having overloaded the stomach, an instanbineouH remedy, most efficient and applicable in a large number of eases, is a heaping teaspoonful of common salt and as much ground mustard, cucumbers, shoe the large ones, stirred threescarcely down-before it begins to come up, bringing with it-the remaining con­ tents of the stomach; and, lest there be any remnant of tho poison, however small, let the white of on egg or a tea­ spoonful of strong coffee be swallowed as soon as the stomach is quiet, bt^ause these very common articles nullify a Da. Stonet .Ringer calls the atten­ tion of tlie medical profession to the. value of glycerine as a remedy in flstu। leoee. acidity of the stomach, and mported “to Engtand Irom Frtmro .» pp^ p.. glycerin? in nearly ril auu, the product ot the potato. Throughout ,X?e« them. In aomo cioa, too, it 2rrSdU’a>u“X2^ta'to I “■»»'•>« P»fa “d vomiting probably, trade. Stettin brandy, well known irritable stomachs. Glycerine does m commerce, w largely tmported “to ; J tta .UgtJrivc Jtion ot popSlates foremost among the nations of andiniuly dollars into the vest pocket of England, and w. aunt trem thence to Ri hydrochlSrio acid ; and hvfuc^ sins and hydrochloric acid ; and heuev, tho world. . I tlie fanner who practices good culture Ou while it prevent, tta formation formation ot wind tile of wiud A wurow in th. New Orloun. Pu u.,. JXir fanner write.: Ou tho I product . of the grape, and is placed on ..Idfo ii prevents 1 - - - -by checking - - and acidity, probably the ------------------------------------- - -- - many a table of England as the same, fermoutation, it in no wuy hinders di­ unc says 1U’° IT l»ught five guinea I while _«.•»’ fair » - • the fashion of going r without !j ]0tli of Ap”’ 1^79. ladies perfume themselves gloves,, ’which and ont' male, and fed them .on with tlie spirit of potato, under tlie gestion. He administers a drachm or " has .prevailed ' ' among ‘> hens mid UK men iiK-ii for its ‘-racked corn until the 27th of May, when | designation can de Cologne. But there two either before, with or immediately young for mmw some time, time, owes < ‘ after fcxxL It may lie given in water, tin te an ac-ident The Prince V. of .' they <X)m“en,oed >».'•»«? W ,to ,‘ho are other uses which this esculent is origin vt. *»** OV..WVMW. . . . ,. .. ,... . . [amount After extracting tlie coffee, tea or lemon and soda water. In Of1 IIHUVUU. of three hundred, .X.UUAUU, and then ...to.* turned turned to io abroad. i ‘tea aud coffee it may replace sugar, a Wales hud lieen dimug and wining hatched end brought out fifty young faring u ie , h.tetetfl rfn4 hmnrri.t ont flft v rnnn-, 4 ». ? j s manufactured into or ­ The saw-dust, which has become such substance which greatly favors flatu­ namcntal articles, ortii such as picture frames, lence, as indeed does tea in many ruses. . a nuisance at Minneapolis and along the rather late with several other “ jolly ) ones. They c<»st nothing to raise until namental good fellows,” and subsequently attend *now covers the ground, as they live on Hnuu-twxes oi snuff-lx»xes uuu aud ouvpnu several acscripucnis descriptions <>f In some casen a cure does not occur till river below tiiat growing city, offers u .wl fa nwmtion a little the woAe for ,nH/‘ct" I4redM from *««»• 1 thluk’ I toys, and the water that runs from it in promising field of entorp&se for who­ «i . rooeptou u 1:111.tbo worto fpr ,ith H(„ h,,„ „ mo>t the bqiee of ten days or a fortnight. ever will utilize it Several applications liquor. He had forgotten his gloves, n hundred acre faim would keep the valuable scourer. For perfectly cleonsThe Voice. have already- been made of it and now but waa in no condition to stand upon farmer's insect enemies away, betides, I jng WOolens and such like articles it is Dr. Ward, of New ork, on trifles. His little irregularitv instantly i proper care, he would secure oyer [ ti10 housewife’s panacea, and if the " Y*’” **’ says 7 “.this “*“ arrangements are being made by » n.v>'utiomzod tb» fauluou tor no bi. ! U‘r"' ‘•“’““•"I 'TK"- Ho «»1.1 allow « wulierwomaa b.pi»M toharoohablain. »■ tho.many iigeuta.which taro Icw t,, l,ro.J aoa. to krop up U.o aupplr. .ho taevmm euredby tta operation. “""-or La. influence mil,...,,,.. on the th. voice, ...,™ the th. more or less Freijch manufacturing chemist for the nniautamuod tho faabtou, tor, no ancwitor remarked, *• moo cuatoma cur1 ..... ... -four principal are climate, dress, diet, •establishment, at Minneapolis, of a lab­ t^y to great Kfagk" ImmmiiaWy ril i p^r'^„^ i and exercise. Change of climate may Tame Qualls oratory to make from the saw-dust an cause some slight deleterious effect on went -it!. tMr Hom.tar,intn«h«. ■ Henr, Benbrook . dnjtar iu (tane j acid, now importeil from France, and “Unhappily, says the with the roots up and some with tlie residing in Raritan, N. J., has succeeded ! oVcrestimata'd. The present fashionable largely used by dyers, chemists and hands bare. writer in tta Pleuyuur. "th. fuhion >““1" .tan. grouml Either w.y may fa youi.Rqn.-ul.. u romtam ,, p „t dri,„ p, .pxntadlj nnheallhr. -druggists. It is to be hoped that the to t’u. country Mill nt wn. !urn, OTt. *f "“fer l"'" tb? ------U,“‘ ^ > The chestunu undaouomeu .Women are are unnaturally ummlurally . “mrr’T’t i . • which i- i ?".*>7 “a. S Sihas spread spreoa to to this lais country, country, and uuu at at opera, opera,* heads. ,* Inewto covering r..vr.nnrr of utma i i neacnesi i »•th. _ tluuga ____ ___ , r ■enterprise will l>e successful. mxwtediy but tat wluch hitherto hitherto taui'e,mS»<ri, and> other organ, act A loose straw and and rvDoaiedlv. theater, ball and reception our JcuncMC Ixmrds tiiat will turn water and can Ih» piOTixi futile. Four year, ago ho earo I j„g Bllnormailr. All clothing aloltld be atuohed to Um body, and tho There in a manifest economic alisurd- dorcc wore no gloves. It looked badly got into at market-time, js commonlv tured two Mom. County qualla the to-! Avoid aa mtmh mi pot ity in making tlie Patent-Ofifte of any enough anywhere, but when it' came,to used. A barrel or two »£ hbads sunk male being towland,, aud tho male high- , llm,'rom level with the ground in a dry place tamh Tho tomato laid twenty .font'egg. | »ihto appearing in full dremu TtaUiroat . country a source of revenue. The fees gentlemen dancing with elegantly at­ always keeris nicelv with us and" I don”t Um first year, tat could not b. mdueed ; ahonW not u, m l in oom^p,. paid to the Government should be so tired ladies, and eDcirsling a delicate see why a hundred barrels set in a row to act. The mcond year Mr. Benbrook p, elc. Chert pkitecton. .hould not jp, („t ,honU p, IcJ regulated that they will, as nearly ns silk or immaculate satin waist with an ahouldii't do us well. —Hartford Courant. ..sin Canada, and nothing Wrt dono with , p,. p„t wet o( tp, Hi The New York Commercial Bulletin Um binta. Tta third-year the female may lie, just meet the expenses of the arm whoso ungloved hand, aided by the very iateresting figures, showing made ita net. hud twelve egg., ami af ter apo„u t„ blond „ wd| „ Patent Office. In Great Britain, os ap­ dust and other causes, left an indelible gives the i»rojx>rUon »»* of agricultural __ relative caukawc ”pawjM><Muu fviuiu tai setting ten days, died. The male bird; qj the different kinds of meat, venison, pears from a treasury return published n impnnt upon the back of the dress, it product to the total exports of the United i riien sat on the eggs, and six quails were poultry, roast beef, and lamb are th« short time ago, the receipts of the Patent became high time for the ladies to pre­ States, and concludes with the following hatched. They were all raised by Ben- eaxUcat to digest, and due proportion of Office during the twelve years 1868 to test at thus being * handled without very pertinent comment “Of our 3824,- I brook, and are still living. xiw\young | fnt Khould be taken os a heat-Huppl ring 000,000 of exports of home productions, quads began °u -1st last, I principle to tlie body. Cooked vege1879 were £1,779,892, and tho expend­ gloves.’ So some bright young man, $680,000,000 consists of the products o' , aud up to July 31st bail laid MB eggs, tableft unless'too highly seasoned, are iture only £504,322, leaving a net gain fertile in expedients, in a flash of inspi­ agriculture alone, or 82} per cent, of tlie ; but they show no signs of setting as yet 1 imajjy digested. Salads, cut cabbage, io the public exchequer of £1,275.570. ration, pnll^d out his silk handkercliief, whole. This fact very conclusively iudi- 1 Some of tlie eggs were placed under a CUcumbcra, etc., should be avoided, Our own Patent Office management is and gracefully inserting it between the cates, whnt class of our people is most di- bantam chicken, andsxxof them hatched, pJU,try should be invariably discarded, rectly interested in our foreign commerce, j <u>d the quads arc alive to-day. Thu» । Dinner at noon, followed bv a light tea far from free of blame in this reejxwt dress and the bare hand, prevented a nnd who among us has most righ t to say ■ experiment of raising young qumjs 1ms Q| nightfall, is a rule which, if rigidly adsocial revolution nnd introduced ‘la wlmt should be the commercial policy of *>een uudertaken by game societies nil jjered to, will lie a safeguard against all over the world for yew., but tbu 1. Um o^imuy ritack. of imligrtUon. h> orter . the nation.** • The Southern Pacific and the Atchi- mode.’ ”• fimt Unio <my one lm» nooradad. «o tar Ulnt Uw „(„U1K1„K 1„, properly perThere has been a greater proportion -son, To}M*ka and Santa Fe roads an- each , lOTmedi it in rtwolutely necessvrj' tiiat No Wonder (mum He Failed. xaMcw of yellow corn raised the post few years ■a the record «howi—Rural ll'orfd. not more than 100 miles from their ]>oint ■ the stomach l>e nearly empty. Alcoholic He don’t live in Galveston now, but than formerly. ’ It is claimed that it is of intersection at Florida Pints, N. M., heb used beverages should not, on any considera•> . into the intenor . use<l to. He went ’ more prolific and sweeter tlinu white. Mrs. A. T. Stewart is repoirted by a | tion, be indulged in by vocal artists, >lied to the School Board to 1 This, however, is yet n disputed question, ■about* thirty miles west of Uie Rio and’ applied New York correspondent to lie animated ; For tho full development and preserteach school. They examined him, and some contending as much white corn per •Grande, and the gap js steadily being and jovial, nnd to extensivo have an’ vation of tlie vocal cords several rales were surprised to learn that Cuba was a acre can be raised as yellow. But the narrowed, and will be closed about South American republican republic. establishment of so many gloueosc facto­ wardrobe, including more than a han- must be observed. The exercises mnst ■Ghristmos. Tlie Southern Pacific |>or- He also startled them somewhat in ries makes a heavy demand for white drtxl gounx of the latest mode for morn- be regularly andaystematically practiced; tion of this great line will be 1,244 miles corn, which they contend makes a lighter ing, evening, walking, driving, breakfast, i they must always be within tlie register; ic, he bankrupted the whole nnmer- and better glucose than yellow. If Ibis luncheon, »^neon, dinner, ainner, reception, re«:puon theater, u.eater, , they should never be pushed to the long, and the Atchison, Topeka and .CTlmn. H» proposition io Inch d,.,aillld mjtinnr.. soil it is probrtile it opera, party, Ac. She is evidently re"► point of fatigue* they should never be Santa Fe end will be about 1,147 mites she is1 over eighty, made use of when tlie vocal organs nre Imdon the table. H« sutaeqncnUv, »gi |^-|r incns~J, it tuiRht !»■ well newing S ’her f, youth,' for !'? rey.-r, nude > motion for n new trod, tor tmwiiX to Jlloura to s.-“ S' ’ i "* long, making the distance from the Mis­ however, made a motion for a new trial, .-------- o-------------------- -----------■ kept I attacked with cold, no matter how slight ci. waa ....... granted. a tno t'ackcroun d. and _ _ wiTit^r iMd 'anrn tliisfall At the ' ''^STC'und, and was was rarelv rarely ever ever ' Always practice standing upright «> as After the . sec souri to Son Francisco alxiut 2,390 miles. which friend met him, and­ [ guV Fair justclo^lwe M'w eu-vend ln ,KKlet^ *?U1 » without him. She is to allow of full play of the kings and ac-...1 By the Union and Central Pacific roads ond examination a f~”**-1 v • semens al verv See “nto S? * SUStTS <T“T i “^1“ said: the distance is 1,916 miles, au advantage " bein8 very kmdland benevo- especially beneficial to tho mngfir. In “ I hear you failed ou the second akd by a little inquiry, just at this time. 1 anv one can obtain verv desirable seed I W’ generously, both publicly short, learning to sing is learnuig to be •of about 474 miles in favor of the present ’ ’ w &m------“wiir^n 7 frn,.\ i andfrom pnvately. A worthy person always liealihy.—The Monthti Magazine, “No wonder I failed. They asked white\wn h/thb**time 1 route for business between these points. a hearing from her. and she । „ ' . 4. „ w . me the very same questions they did be- , three to five cents per bushel more than ',: receives gives without oatentatioii. She enterBrotherly Live In the Far West, I mixed or yellow corn. And we would There are frequent references iu fore."—Galveeton Newt. Out in California two men stood up to I recommend persons in gathering their ■ tains handsomely when at Saratoga, ■ Shakspeare and contemporary writings where she has a splendid suit of apart- 1 fight with drawn pistols, whan ojm of Japanese Paper. corn tliis fall to keep their white and yel- ■ meats. She drives ont often in a neat ' them suddenly exclaimed: to “aea-cool fires,” the term “sea coal” __ __ Tlie English paper-male era Iwgin to low corn separate if they intend selling coupe with two superb chestnuts, and , “ Be still os death, Bill; there is a tar­ being applied to tho soft coal brought by I ontukicrawling up yourshoul fear that they will be ruined by Jajjanese to the mills or glucose factonei. If, coalman, ---— ’ and footman ’ • -in - dark green. j ontute crawling up your shoulder. Don’t «ea to London from Newcastle. Early cheap labor. The skill of the Japs iu rtta™’ it* 1? mlSTitai«taSre sl’'’ " ““•‘■-‘'“•■x troubled wiU: letter, move tool III riu«A him ot” in the tliirteenth century its use was in tl»c paper bnsiuess is well known. The rt home, it u . m.tter ot indifference ot mquinr r--giydingStew*rt'. taxly, — mid :। "Tile good aim rim and mid shoot .bout quick, < — ( ------o -------«« ' Take good Jim, <Ul ™,m. to .ttnmt m.’r 1 P prohibited in London on account of its Imixmal Japanese Government has how tt » mtxod. But tor uie “ he BlewmlL dead seems to attract more at- I for God's sakp!” *‘l I The sharp report of Jim’s pistol rang -unhealthfulnesa; but the prohibition wus paper mills at Tokio, and an agency has m.rket, it trill nchlv p.y to keen tb" teuion th.u 8l™«t riint ever did. Ixien established right iu tlie heart of while separate from all other shades.— ♦ . --------------------------------o. . « .. • out on Uie Wld tarantula was not tong observed, and it soon became London, where the royal paper-makers Iowa Register. * “ --------* . A Plienomenal B histler. , knocked into kingdom done for, while the only fuel. Combined with the thick tlircaten to undersell the home manufac­ | William Gumby, a colored man living ! Bill dropped liis pistol and rushed into -.nnd constant fogs whieh hang over or turer*. Deeply as we would regret to in Philadelphia, is a very remarkable | Jim's arms, and again they were friends, HOUSEKEEPER.-,’ HELPS. whistler. His notes ore ludescrilmblvI while “terantnler juice” flowed freely ■enwrap tho city, the smoke and soot is interfere with the accumulation of wealth by our worthy paper-makers here, we increasing the death-rate every year, and still hope that when this item meets the ! Molasses Cake.—Two eggs, one cup sweet and yet withal powerful enough i at the bar. and tor three o’clock the next to fill a large-sized haJL Gumby can morning Bill hail killed Jim, and was has even caused some fear of a catas­ eye of tho High Mikado Kockelorum iu 1i of sugar, one cup of molasses, one-half ■ whistle in two distinct octaves at the riding away rapidly across tho plains. i cup of butter, two w teaspoonfuls of sala“PoomuM‘ TJ"T**" trophe which shall end. in suffocatiug the JaiMin, he will at once establish apaaer---------------------------------relliugmteucy in thtaconnlrr. Tta lm- : dirtolred m one cup ol tailing sometime, and when asked to give an ; expensive Violins. exhibition of his skill he whistled the whole city, and the calamity of Pompeii I'cri.l |«per-nudtar an bcrtof wmelbing i] water, ’■*” spice, und three cupa of "» flour. «■*» iwnwnyi has three violins, of which “Mocking Bird" and several other tunes I in a different form be repeated. One of to his ail vantage by calling up at this Stradivarins, called the Prin; Crackers that are not fresh can be in a manner in which md two but three i one “ -- •— “ -. — the r M.cdtea proposed is the imperial office the first time he is in Detroit.— l' mode to appear so by putting them into too«> w«r.atatu>rtly Budible. Ttataum “ S5.000: J a hot oven for -a short time. Watch is an of the tiono. i thraaite from this country, so De troit Free Pram. to b. «M»Uitas batata • tato called the Prince, “------- ----— Amati, ■­ them carefully, as a minute too loug will and a fife, posscwui.g the swretnees of same value; and the third, called the tiiat the » term of “sen coal’’ may A HANDSOME boy of 14 was seen lying - serve to brown and sp<ril them. Ita OM oofabinol with th. .l.nUuo. o< Crown Prince, «nd n.v-d for prtlor ploycome into u- »gain. by the roadidde. at Carrollton, La., at >5,000, was made by Mr. It is no longer “good form’’ to chop the other, and yet paaaeasing sow th fog lnfp eiirlv in the evening, by many persons *2“ the *’ chickens ’ ' ’ » and celery for salad. They that belonged to neither. Hn intend* t.> Colton, of New York, who works so The gold reserve in the Bank of r x. i_ r lr y .. ..I,...-!,. t.n.1 uz. rwirAfully ul.zyyilrl * ou their way to a political meeting. I’. --------------------------mnsflie cut with a knife, in pieces about _perfect himself, and then appear on tho slowly und so carefully that, should he France tuxoante to 8146,800,0*1, in uw Jw ---------------waa mooning, reply ’— and nd would nut not rep* - to ^alf an inch long. Pwt the celery in i work till very old, he would complete, it ttair questions. qnmta.. They Ttajf concluded «»cla<£i that ;u«t tator. ttat it m.y tafrtoh Bank of England to >128,312.650, in tthr tlwir u said, only fifteen violins. A minister had a key-board placed United States treasury to $185,244,839, he was drunk, and lei him alone. The and crisp. • Did It Wilk a Toothpick. under his pulpit. To it were attached and n----------- ---- “Lt- I fact waa that be had shut lumaelf boThe lion forbore to set foot on the wires which ran all around the church. r, one tablespoanful of ~ ‘.Jul little animal He helm When any of Uie congregation dozed he mouse, and’ tlie gratefi one-fourth cup of sweet woke them up with an eketrio shuck. It j chewed asunder . the me__ meshes of the net family, 1 ire the king of lieasta. Imusis. worked nil right until one of the sleep- that held captive Tlie first people returned ! l»*king powder, one and one-half cupa era reversed tlie This ancient historical table teaches us die order of things, and «ue ' found him dead, butter. from the Sunday morning be worked the mifii»ter 2_nday mifii> not to despise imall things. Fitzgerald, up ho far that he knockixl all the plastci a confirmed criminal, had a litirmlcfa.— looking toothpick iu his mouth. He he said “Hong it up,” the bartender gave him n dreadful whipping. There were six more liars to cover, and he struggled on; bnt his appearance was now against him, and at the eleventh his skull was fracturud with a club; so he lost the ' - to there call, it Ita whole valley abounda in streams that help to make up the en­ tire volume of waters. There spread out into lakes, lagoons and swamps that extend over large regions of country. This is specially so in the rainy aeaacma The channels and lakes are obnhdanthr supplied with fishes. Even large fishes are often left in the swamp lakea and streams when tho water is low. A hundred different kinds of fish ran ba bought in the markets of Rio, many d which come from the Amazon. Those most valued are piran/uzt and pirarucut. They are the largest, while there ore numerous smaller varietiea. Tho Indians catch the latter with hooks and lines or shoot them with arrows. But the larger fish ore speared with a kind of trident. The men aud even Email boys acquire great skill in the use of these implementa. In the summer months the people come by hundreds to the lakes ami chan­ nels to fish fur the great pirarucu, und to prepare the fish much us codfish is pre­ pared by the northern fishermen. Some of these fish are seven or eight feet in length. They are first dressed and cut into wide, thin slices. There ore well rublied with salt and hung on poles to dry in the sun. Tlie slice* are taken under cover every night and carried out again in the morning. Tho stranger docs not at onoo relish tms dried fish, yet it is the standard flesh food of all the poorer classes throughout a large part .of Brazil. During the fishing season the people bailed and live in little huta along the'shores. Traders, in canoes, come, with a stock of cheap wares to bar­ ter for tho fish. Thus a trading com­ munity is formed, which breaks up witk tlie January floods. The piranhaa are much prized and are easily caught, foe they are greedy to bite at most anything, from a bit of salt meat to a bather’s toe. Boys thrash the water with poles to at­ tract these fishes. • The Tupi word jairanha is n contrac­ tion of pira aainha, meaning “ toothed fish.” The same word is used by the Indians’to describe a pair of scissors. There are several species of there sav­ age piranhaa, some being more than two feet lang. They make nothing of biting an ounce oi so of flesh from a man’s leg. People are sometimes killed by them. Hence Brazilians are shy of going into there lakes and streams if they suspect the presence of these fish. Tho fishermen claim’ that piranhaa will gather in schools against the larger fish and attack them. If one of their own number is at all wounded by mistake he is mercilessly ret upon and devoured by his companions. It is useless to try to use nets where this fish is found. They would spoil a net in a fow minutes. Another dangerous fish of these waters is the sting-ray. Ho lies flat on tho bottom, his dark upper surface be­ ing hardlv seen -through the muddy streams. It left undisturlied the creature is harmless enough. But a careless wader in the shallows may step on the flat bodyj nnd then the great barbed sting inflicts a wound that benumbs the wfiole body and makes the sufferer iqieechless with jiain. Per.sons have lieen lamed for life by such a wound.— Scientific American, Cremation cf the Dead. Exactly how to dispose of the ashes of tlie dead in tlw most satisfactory manner, after cremation is accomplished, is still u Question. The ancient practice was to eposit the ashes in a funeral urn, to be preserved in a tomb or other sacred Elace. This is also the modern custom. iut if tombs are to be required then there in not’ much mod for cremation, os the »>me mny as well be buried in the tomb without cremation. A recent American patent consists in providing a parlor bust of tlie deceased, cut in marble, aud in making a hole in the bock of tlie bust, wherein-the ashea are to be deposited after cremation of the body. A further’improvement, suggested by one of our lady correspondents, is to pre­ pare a wet mixture of cements far arti­ ficial atone or marble, and sprinkle the ashes of tlie’ deceased into the mixture, which is then to be cast or pressed into tho form of busts, statuettes, or other ob­ jects. In this wuy various members of a family might jxwsess enduring portions of tho ashes of the departed one.—Scien­ tific American. Coareating to be Shot at on a Bet. At Kingston, N. Y., in a beer saloon two men differed as to their relative qualities us marksmen. To settle tho dispute one bet the other a glass of beer that the other could not hit his hat, and * he proceeded to hold it at arm’s length. The challenged man blazed awav with his revolver, but the ball missed the hat After the beer had been drank, the man offered this time to .set himself up as a target, saying that the other could not bit him. Staggering across tho room he faced the marksman and culled upon him to shoot. Tlie other in his drunken stupor quickly drew his pistol, aimed and fired, but the chamber was empty. An officer took the revolver away. ful career in London. She rentetl a pretty house, which she fitted up with the taste and skill for which she has al­ ways been distinguished. So crowded, indeed, were her rooms with pictures, statuary, curiosities and old china that they were raid to rival even those ot Lady Banlett-Coutts. She has gathered nlxmt her a circle of decayed society church dignitaries. Mendicancy is forbidden in Paris and �Boones Directej. J^iniKa (ATIMAl. BjUU, Capital sod Surplus SI00.000. SATURDAY. NOY. tt. 1880. Salla Drafta oa tko priMtaal atria* la Eatropa. De pofeM roeahrad. tadaraay Iraaaad at -oarnrai rafea *f IMaraat. should OVRKI ROFKAN LETTER. have liern rt-intern-d. John 8. Kimlutll, one of the piopert* of St. Clair county, and a wealthy and influential citizen the town of Kim(Mill, wa* killed at Romeo, on the 94th ny falling into n cellar at a house where he w«* visiting. . Hon. Perley Bill*, who died at TenuinM-li, Mich., on the Mb, w»s 72 years of Ng<*, nud wltldl tliere 45 years ago. Hr was elected a state wnator ib 1854 and again after that, and wa* admitted io I hr bar in 1842. He diet! a wealthy mnn. ' BUlr Harrington, of Dowagiac, Mich., well-known tliroughont the west as iiiiiintgrr of several dramatic and mln4rrl companies rnmmittrn snicide Nov. 8th. by takii g m ounce of laudtnum. This was .his fifth attempt iu the past four years. Mr*. Owen Kirk of Ypsilanti, wa* found on Snndny, near the paper mill, • vinr fare downwards in the water drowned. It is thought she lost her way in returning from the mill where lirr husband was nt work, she falling into the water, became h dples*. Santel McCulloch, a young farmer of Harrisville, Alcona county, was al­ most instantly killed Oct. 30th, by at­ tempting to take a loaded rifle oft a Innd of potatoes, tbe hammer catchlug on a bag and the muzzle being pointed towards him be received the bullet just over bi* heart. LoMIMHi, Exg, Oct. 20,1880, Farewell to the nva-sltwro, to towel­ ing cliff*, ssmly twaches, cost no*, nnd regatta*! A* months sticerd each oth­ er- each one brings ou a new series «>/ pleasures. Ortolirr is dear io hunters! Tbe long avenues of parks an* graced anew by thcpreseuca of fair Amazons ' and the echoes of tlie forest repeat tin report of distant guns. The fairest amongst the fair nre eager/to win laurels upon this new field of action and, following the example given by the Emprvns of Austria, they not ord* hunt like Diana, but appear as lovely as the cresent crowned godde**. Winter fruitions are gradually com­ ing out. Their general style is true to the noble, simple character of antique costume*, hut it is rather puzzling to decide whether they arc Greek or Roman. Wlmt do we care, so long s* they an- handsome and becoming f ' The Coiffure* are decidedly. Greek ami ortistiod. Narrow bandiet* of gold, silver aud pearls are worn in the hair. The new cloak called “Protestation'’ cloak is patronized by all aristrocratic School Report. beauties, aud worthy of Iteing so. It is made of black satin atnl. velv< t* and Standing of scholars for October. ornamented a* richly** one please*. History 7th gnwte—Claud Potter n, It* fttaracteristic feature consist* in a Minnie Furnias91. Nettie Tuckerman tippet.of black cashmere laid at tbe 91, Minnie Coe 91, Nettie Nichol*91. Arithmetic "th grade—Minnie 1 nrback and set off by the most coquettish niss 90, Nettie Tuckerman 90, Geo. hood of satin. Thistippetis positive­ Gillis* 90, Ed. Lcibliauscr 95. History 8<u —m iuia Wood, ly majestic, and the fair wearer en­ wraps themselves in it* folds with the 1 si, Ias ta Furniss 100. Lutiu 9»h grade—Ota Wheeler 92, mien of an offtnled queen. •Stella Wilson 94. Lecta Funiiss 91, Of late years there has been a great Bertha Wood 98. Book-keeping 9th grade—Geo, Coe outcry rtfcainst the hard treatment of tlie Heir-Apparent, a* it is well-known 93, ftiblla U ilson 99, Bertini Wood 95, ien. Gillis 99. J. Hackathorn 95. that tlie Prince cannot afford the ex­ Geography 10th grndi—Fannie Blair pense which be is compelled to incur. 99. Csu onffith 99. Rhetoric lUh grade—Cad Griffith The Melbourne people quite expected, lite Prince to open their exhibtiun. Above are the names of only those His Royal Highness has been compel­ led to administer a “Salisburp” to the whose standing is 90 or above. L. D. Niles, expectant colonist, and to plead press­ ing home engagement* a* an excuse for that1 A man in a sawmill, at Turnerville for hlsTbsenpe. hi* absence. It It is is well we"‘known " the Prince had set his heart upon going I Neb., was found sawed completely in to Aiuundia, but he couldn’t afford the lwo It ia gapped that be fell ou the “Ste’Tri- almon' imuUted wilh u,c truck iu trout of thtf now when drunk, mmuv society -Kh.tr papent, and und the tho sixpenny .i.„„„, |I TBAHBFEBS. penny tattler* will soon have to look to their laurel*. Some of the newcomer* give promise of success, and what they lack in. quality they certainly make up in qunuity. To my mind, however, we • nre having rather nn overdose of these I. M 572* 573 except city, society papers, and now that laidy ■exy to Liman Bate, Dudley is nursing a sick husband, and land, cunsideration,... Mrs. Lnugtry is attending to her house­ Orangwi lie, coniMrrat Ion hold tluties in Jersey, the topical nl■ lusions nre scarcely sufficient for the day thereof. . The great strides made in the exports of America manufacture* to this coun­ try is a daily topic of uneasy feeling of irnn wiiiww -»■ v. the English Dress. It is notorious drat 12. HsIUmorv. consideration . <\ Byrue to John Llcbty, 13 a very considerable.quantity of tbe ex­ lUhi'morv, eoncideratlou . .. port of American cotton manufnctnre.i i_M. Nevin* to it. L. Nevin*, daring the last year or so were sole out ..... x », Oran<«vill<, cooMUerallot! ol that country at les* M than the cost, I1 Wm. IL Nerrin<lon to Alonxn Kidder !. Mills had been -1 dn 8*e B. lUlllmon-, cou*»d*ratlon freight,nnd insurance. . . . n ■ n —* 1. F. W«n started, and had to lie kept going, even coo*lder»tion nt a sacrifice of immediate gain. Tbe i Worallauil. eonalderathin. goods were found to be booe«t in makeC Hcrnra M» Mraher, 1-2 lucre un und bring te all intents forced for sale,. J. N. Colleatrr to Hcnrard 1 j.8*? the prices for a time were cheaper than ■. B those of foreign production of like 1 'a.Q quality. Sale* at a loss, however, soon । Sarah i brought the inevitable result of em- ArpcZ binUMment. and fnilan*. »n<l .incc t lu,r>................... .. ............. the weed-ont of manufactures who ex AJ.iiann •» st to Kd Andrr**. Lots u<xk ported under the above condition 2. Frr«p«»rt, conridrraiioB 175 there has beea heard less of the cry EJvr^^w!-t?J40.l^.?.tr8tr'* l4ork 51 that English cotton goods are to be superseded by those of Ameryran pron, <-a»tiriou, enudderation i.wo duction.- Beyond the cotton goods i J.Q. A. Ftr»<»**u»M.R.T®M.Msrtw««s« jj-.n- lwwcvm ll'ere i. «n imprvoion | A.^ that the English manufactures are los-----------•4— ,««, 11. Baltimore, con-teh-rallon ........... ■aae Swanhout to Belle Swatthoat ing order* from lheir colonies for all Lot 110 and 111. city, eonaidrration. other manufactures, more especially for machinery, hardware, tools, aud Tbornanfde. eonaideratlon............. —.......... 100 saddlery. Notwithstanding the state­ ane A. Gregory to Marr Thompson. W. 35 ft. of Lot 2, olock A Middleville cotwlderatlon . IM ment that such large quantities of . 1*. Poole to Ratiaom May'*, RO acre* on Bro Ainvricon tools are scut to this coun­ 25, Aaayria, eonaMenitlon............... 3.R-0 try, it is ahown th^t export* of Shef­ field ware* to America in the quarter ending March, 187V were £105,000com.. \fl00 pared with £'.‘;SJ.OOO for the same qunr- 12. Orangeville. ron.ldvralkin.. ter of this year: and £140.000 for the . “33? i»vru, roMWcraUon?. ”....7.” quarter ending June. 1879, aa computed Albert Everett io L*»n* Durt.-, n> »crv* «m wilh £9b0,000 for the same quarter this **??• year. « ‘and 353, ‘ dty, Bunatderailap ‘ ‘ ----------August. s. f. i 11 to Spaulding A Co,*. 1-fofI^HcUy 1 con ----------• • ► MICHIGAN NEWS. II » ~ s— r.------------------------- Rntwnd, enimdcritloo................... , , • . i i i r • , I 8*lra Hit to Leroy Orr. 4u acn-a oa See U. Andrew Arntv of Midland had | its I lutUod.eoMideraUon... neck broke on the 20th in*L by a run- ' **■----- -- ----- J,“ “*— rouaid eratiun.. away team. A 5-yoar-old child of C- Friburger Aosbville Murlceta, living near Gruss Lake, wa* drowned in a cistern Nov. 1st. Fredrick Johusou, a Detroit laborer was kille^l on the first in st. by tbe cav­ ing in of n sewer on Randolph Mt. Chas. Richie, a brakeman on the D. G. ii. A M. R. R. IL fell from a freight car near Grand Rapids, and received fatal injuries, Nov. 3rd. At Muskegon on the 10th. Edward Lyon a civil engineer engaged in con­ structing* railway around Muskegon Lake dropped dead on the street. Burglars raised Kalamazoo the night Hew They Feel nt Adrian. Mlcb. of Oct. 31. Several store* were enter­ Read, Beach &■ Smith, druggist* of ed. and the store of C. F. Jaunascb was Ute city, aay that Day’s Kidney Pad is roblied of about ^150 worth of goods. George W. Moore, an old and much giving the very best of satisfaction. respected citizen of Benton Harbor, One of their customers says he would wa* run over and instantly killed by not take two hundred dollar* foC tbe the. cars near that pLuc late Saturday one he ba* if he could not get another. afternoon. ' La-t w«-rk \\ edm-Mlay, L. H. DesDyspepsia or indigestion, Dyspepsia nr indigestion. nud nud itt it* vdigni's htiie daughter, of Detroit aged whole train of ills, are often caused by four year*, was sliot by the accidental Scrofula, which derange* the stomach diadtargc of a revolver, with which ,and’ render* » - --------•feeble •*- and — it* action un­ healthy . Frixaelle’s Vegetable Purifier ia die beat medicine that don't that can iug around a mil! at Chcboi be used. For sale by all druggists. *j*£*] -ria Center. Nov. 94th. nodal Wolcott Oy ster* ! Oy alrr* ! ! 0LEKENT SMITH, the new celebrated Geo, Wn»hinwfe brand, -by tbe rmi or quart. Hohfliy ‘ C. N. Dcshan. Attorney at Law, nF* Dr. H. A. Peterman of-.Marshall, will be at tbe post office in Assyria Center every other Wednesday after-, noon, and nt tbe Wolcott houae, Nashvilltj every other Thursday. Nor. 24th i and 25tb. The Dr. treats Nervous Diseases with constnut success. -Those suffering n itii incipient Insanity, Nervous Prost mt io ti. Spinal Disease, Sciatica aud other forms of Neuralgia will consult their own best interest by consulting him. . 7M0 JUST RECEIVED ty Buy your Schoo! Books of F. T. Boise. A complete line. PF" Will- nay tlie highvs: market price in cash for unsalted batter Farm­ ers bring in your butter and save the salt. ____________ _ _____ E. Rkf.sk. A Full Car Load of Lumber Wagon", 3 Spring Wagons, Top and Open Buggies and Phretona, to be sold at low prices, . ry Dr. Peterman will be nt As­ syria Center on Nov. 34th, and at Wol­ cott House, Nashville, Nov. 95th, to ex­ amine and proterilm for those miffuriug with Nervous nnd Chronic diseases. / ON ONE WITH EACH ONE Mrs. Potts’ SAD IRON Ater’s Cathartic Pill* are the bent of all purgative* for family use. They are the product of long, laborious, and succtmsinl chemical investigation, and their ex tensive-use. by physician* in their practice, and by all civilised na­ tions, proves them the best and most effectual. purgative Pill that medical science enu deviifc. Being purely veg­ etable no harm can arise from their use. In Intrinsic value and curative powers no other Pills can l>e compared with them, and every person, knowing their virtue* will employ them, when needed. They keep the system in per­ fect order, nnd maintain iu healthy action tlie whole machinery ■ of life. Mild, searching and effectual, they are especially adapted to the needs of the digestive apparatus, derangement* of which they prevent nnd cure, if timely taken. They nre the best nnd safest physic to employ for children nnd weakened, constitutions, when-a mild bnt effectual cathartic is required. ■ W iwirvirod nraoft* are herebv notified to I with Ordinance No. 21 in re- | i keeping side-walks clear of j Wm. L. Pabkfu. • Marshal, i HARDWARE, Iron, Naila, Stove* and Tinware. n_County acvnta tor the Wlard Plow^i M. BLAU, * Dealer ia American and Foreign Marble, ^VTEBPVISE GROCERY STOK.E ’ ME New Fresh Coods and Low Prices. Boise Ac Fx-anoia* 50 SETS JUST RECEIVED Kellom'* Colttmbltn Oil i* * powerful rvuMdy, which ran be taken Internally a* well aa externally by tbe tender**! intent. It core* al mo* I InatanUy, ii plraaaut. act inc dlrvclly upon tbe Senroua ayatcm. cauiinK *udd-n buoyancy of the mind. In •bort the wonderful effect• of thia moat wonderful remedv cannot >>e explained In written language, A alngle do*e inhaled and taken aceordinc to dirve- LOW PRICES TO REDUCE OUR TSOCK OF Ha, ing bought for OA SB a larg«, neo, ■lock of Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, claimed for it. Warranted to care the following dleeaw* : Rheumatlom or Kidney Dteeaar In any form, llradarbe. Toothacl-e, Earache, Neuralgia, Sprain*. Beulro., Flesh Wound*. Bunions. Burns, "—». Spinal affection. Colic. Cramping I’alna. Choi(orliu*. Flux. Diarrhoea. Coughs. Colds. Bron WOLCOTT. WOLCOTT. WOLCOTT. Cheese ui Everything O' JJEW FURNITURE AT te C«4uct 1 lint Oia Gnaq 8ten( I J. LENTZ & SON’S Wish to inform all that by prompt at­ tention, accommodating ways, good goods and low prices, hope to receive a fair share of your patronage. Highest I’ricr paid for Produce COME AND SEE. We would respectfully announce to the citizensj^of Nashville and ^vicinity, that we are now PAD 1’oari TVydy, BOISE A FRANCIS. ^3|WJHHraiL0CATED and ESTABLISHED rJpflE NASHVILLE LEYATUB, Remodeled, Enlarged»Improved • kin, nouriahlng and *trengt><ln( veietaMe tunic*, giving Is Woinaarct I’ornn to cure at one*, , | ------ IN OUR------ PAIN IN THE BACK, aide er 1.*!**« Inllammatlsn a ad IN 1879, !**o to I«2na,l»e Bright'* Diaasae of th* Kidney*, Dlabetc, Drop*r. Gravel. Catarrh of tbe Bladder, Inability to Retain or Expel the Urine, Stone in the Bladder, High Colored, Kraaly ar painful L'rtnaUng. Dtpoolia, Caat» or Shred. In tbo Urine New and Large Store, Nervous & Physical Debility, Where you will find Unload Wheat and Grain Ex­ peditiously ui Accuratly. I’Altl.OU ATS'I> bedroom] suits OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, PLAIN A.IVD .FANCY FURNITURE, AINSWORTH & BROOKS It can be worn (at ail lime*, in any climate, and iaeqaally good for MAN, WOMAN OR CHILD. De not be prejudiced. GIVE IT A TRIAL and ba ; ALL NEW, AND OF THE LATEST STYLES Any number of farmers to desire to announce that having erected one of the largest and most convenient elevator buildings in central Michigan, they are prepared to receive and PAY THE HIGHEST IARKET PBICl For any quantity of • nnd receive It by rvlora mall. DESCRIPTIVE Pad |2 K S e.r I PRICK LIST.-Regular ..-..a Write for it. ” DAY KIDNEY PAD U0.. Toledo. 0. THE “BOSS” CARPET SWEEPER. WE ALSO That may be brought them. They als* keep for sale at the lowest prices' Need*, Flour, Feed. Ume.Balt, PUuter, Stucco. Hair and ShiDKlea. iCLA-KJEW Au FULL LIINJW Money Sayei ky Dealini litk tkn. ■OF >;■ A1NSWSW0RTH A BROOKS. ASHVILLE LIVERY. UNDERTAKER’S GOODS, BURIAL CASES & SHROUDS <1. OSMAN, Prop. 1 »ra prepared t» furnbb SINGLE OH DOUBLE TORN-OUTS upon »horf uctJcv aud at DOW RATES. Th* *Mita *t COM’KRCIAL TRAVKLKftS | lo<t J£D. POWKKS k Co. Monuments, Tombstones, Mantlet, 4c., anting*, Midi. z Perfectly Meltable. Hall's Catarrh Cure is perfectly relia- j ble. it having been tested many times | track I and have Dever beeu found wanting. _.i... For sale by *11 druggist,, at 73 cent* per , land I btallr.__________■_______ — Doster ia Fa^ sad kapte TDK/Tr G-OOJDS, YE^K’H TIME WRITTEN GUARANTEE .Aiol tec. 1 hereby give notice that all animals found rnninx nt large in the village of Nashville, will be impounded accord’ ' 'inapceNo. »0. from nnd niter !W. 10th, 1880. 8-9 Wm. L. Parker, Mnrshnl. JULIES BUSSELL, MADE A araetALTY Steketee’s PIN WORM DESTROYER. weio* jabp.perfectw a* teah*y«j*ita*e; *«i*j I ^'* gSTU«^ FOR FUNERAL OCCASIONS Will be furnished free of charge. Call and eeefua. J. LENTZ & SON’S Opposite the WoJeotl Houmx NrahvUie, Mich. - J. MBUK. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-11-20.pdf.pdf 0a3b30a5f504be7c6815e5b51192295e PDF Text Text Th ) —The News baa several time called the attention of the- citizens of Nashville And Her Environs. to the fact, that her means of protecting property in case of fire, are entirely de­ —Winter, this time, is getting in its ficient. Post experience has taught work about three weeks earlier than Rome this lesson, and no one can predict usual. how soon a conflagration may break out —One of the best business . men of in our midst.' A fire company, could Ims’ Eaton Rapids is thinking strongly of organized aud sustained here and the locating in business in Nadiville. lx»ys would take pride in keeping iu —They had the church organ over at good drill for. any emeigency, if they the theatre Tuesday night, and when could be properly equipped with enginethe music struck up on a dancing tune, bose and the paraph renal ia of a fire de­ ij made us might'- light-headed in the partment. Why not begin at once, aud feet, but we.are all weak creatures any- some business man who has property nt risk, subscribe a liberal amount for the —Now is the time to remember the purchase of an engine, and hand the pa­ p^r. Wo have a double-barreled, per to his neighbor with a request for breecn-loading, self-ventilating pair of him to do likewise. tSeflay. LIFE IN NASHVILLE, pants that have done us excellent ser­ vice during the summer, wheh we are ready to sacrifice for the sake of shiver­ ing humanity. —H. M. Lechas resigned his position in Uncle Sam’s service, and E. L. Par­ ' risk has been appointed to fill the va­ cancy. A mail agency at one hundred dollars per month.is something Elliott has long longed for, and Jie is worthy the “posisb,” and we are glad he has got jC —We noticed one of our young mar-i ried man in at Boise’s drug store nego­ tiating for a fine tooth comb this week. Ac stated, very humbly, that danrufl' was what was the matter, but when a village urchin scratched his head and smiled scorufully, the Benedict looked as though he would rather die if he were only good enoqgh, than to carry I rTthat fine comb. —R. M. Collier, editor of the Grass Lake Newt, has been threatened with a horse-whipping by some-one who was dissatisfied with something that ap­ peared in that paper. Such is life. When a modest editor is simply en­ deavoring to make an-honest livingand lead a retired life some impetuous fool has to threaten to horse-whip him, and then nothing but a long life of notorictyis left for the poor editor. —The Dixie advertising agency wants us to advertize for a man and take a sickle grinder for pay. Sickle’ grinders are not legal tenders up here­ in Michigan just at present, with snow six inches deep on the level. We will take band sleds, horse blankets, buck saws or anything we can use, but don't want to take sickle grinders and Imobliged to take our coat off and go out and mow with, the themometer at zero within ten feet of a box stove. The Nashville Dramatic Club made their debut in “The Drunkard's Warn­ ing” and "Dutchman’s Ghost,” at the Opera House, to a tine audience, ou Tuesday evening, and each member conducted him or herself so well that they won laurels that will give them a big house jpvery time they put a play on the bill bonds. We do uot wish to detract worn the merits of the humb­ lest participant in the piny by making any one A .star, and, consequently, will give the east of characters without iudividauljDomme.nt: ' norxxAHDs WAKXIXCi. Mr. Granville,Jome* Fleming. Edward Mordaunt,F. R. Timmennan. Georgy Seymour,, “ u "—*•* >Wm. Fclrter. Tipton, —A little skirmish occurred up on Smasher, .Geo. F. Truman. Howard Arthur Ainsworth Ccmetry street on Monday last, be­ IxtuiM Mordaunt,Mias Helen Allen. tween Bill Hinkley and bis hostess, Emma GranvilleMiss Lena Fleming. Mrs. Hopkius. Mrs. Hinkley accused Laura,Mi«» Stella Wilson. Little Lulu,Nora Ainsworth. Bill of spoiling her husband's razor, It seems that Mr. Graville was an and threatened to scald him, nt the same easy-going sort-of-a man who married time picking up the tea-kettle, aud at offhit eldest daughter Louisa to one Ed this movement, Bill pitched in and Mordaunt. who fell into temptation threw her to the floor, jammed her head, and was in the habit of coming home scratched, kicked and beat her. A lit­ at two in the morning with his left ear tle girl who wns in the house at the paralyzed from too frequent potations time die fracas commenced, ran out at the town-pump. Geo. Seymour be­ and alarmed the neighbors, who camo ing a fast friend of Ed's, turned tem­ running to the scene of the affray, and perance lecturer in order to keep Bill vamoosed. Mrs. Hopkins came Louisa from taking in mopping to before a justice and entered a com­ support tlie family. Tipton and plaint against Hinkley, but no warrant Smasher were boon companions of Ed. was issued, nnd Bill sought the favor of nnd lured him ou in the way that lends the offended dame, and trick to settle, to the devil, so long os bis money last­ but at lari account no armistice Lad ed. Howard and his daughter Laura been agreed upon. run n temperancebnRh-housc, devoting —The news conies to us that Lew. the profits to the rescue of fallen hu­ Clark and Clarence Barheller extracted manity. Time went on. aud drink gore from each other nt the dance nt changed Ed. into such a wife-beater the Cole House, Thornapple Lake, Fri- ! that the angel of death hovered over day night. It seems that each had a the hovel of the Mordannts, but Sey­ preference for the name piece of femi­ mour and bis’wife Emmaarrivedon the ninity, and a year ago, while Lew and spot just then, sent for a homeopathic the girl were attending a Thanksgiving doctor, and the white-horse rider was dance at the Opera House, Clarence frightened away, Ed. induced to don purloined the girl’s hat and Rflawl, mid 1 lie red ribbon, and peace and plenty hadn’t it been for Lew’s cont nnd bat, followed. she might have caught her death , rnr. DVtcroiAXM oiiost. cold going home, and the feud between uaUM Rarth, .. .F. II. Timmerman. Burple.......... M B. Brook*. the boys.datcd its existence from thatMr. .................. Hcnrv Bchaid,.. II. A Durkee. time. At thtaCole House dance Clar­ Charley .. ..Geo. F. Truman. ..ArthurH insworth. ence wanted to dnnee with the girl, but Jones. .Miss C. M. Eckard. site refused. He jM^rsiRted and was Mrs. Burple,.... .Mi» Hattie Austin. about to force her on to the floor, when t’his wnau funny sort of a play, and. lx*w interposed bis strong right arm, Chip. Hwept up a tea cup full of puuts i nnd the bull was opened. A lively buttoiiH the next morning, Mr. aud j time, «ur reporter nays, ensued, and Mm. Burple had a a pretty daughter both boys bear marks of the conflict. I Catherine, which Mrs. B.. being the —A law suit that made lots of fun best mau of the two,wanted her to mnrfor the boys camo off before 'Squire 1 ry a cormlunt German undertaker by Scott, of Morgan, ou Tuesday. Dick the name of Haus Barth, but Katie Pelton owned a pet cat, which followed was out shopping one day and met a his hired girl to meeting at Red Ribbon handsome little fellow by the name of Hall, on Sunday evening, and being a Hank Schael, and so repudiaecd Hons. modest sort of a bird, took a scat on a Then her strong-minded mother lock­ convenient stone-pile during services ed her up in a bed room with Hirns and encored the preacher's arguments. while she sent for a* minister, aud if When meeting was out, a roving, wick­ Hank ardachum called Charley, hadnt edly-inclined individual, named Orrin slipped into the room, hid under the Lewis, spied tlie cat, and picking up a bed, and made Haus, believe they stone, brained her on the spot. Dick, were somebody’s grandfather’s ghost, taking the advice ot his neighbors, had her situation would have been danger­ Ijcwis arrested. Young Doc Hall ap­ ous indeed. But the shot gun policy —They were nearing her home. peared as counsel for tlie plaintiff and had to in- employed to induce Hans A light burned in the window and she old uncle Jim Miller for the defendant, tn consent to let Katie marry Hank, , exclaiine<l gushingly: “What is home and the bursts of eloquence that start­ nnd “I speclidt tint was anld right.” Taken all things together both play..; without a mother!” But when he went led the audience at that law suit, would have caused many members of the Bar ­ were a decided succt as, aud $48. wja and $43. w.-s in and she gave him a scat on a low stool at her feet, he jumped up with n ry county bar to reach for their laurels. realired at the door, which will give Eventually the case was left’ to the jus- the Reform Club for which the play yell, convulsively drew from the region of his pistol pocket, a ball of tic*-, who decided that Lewis should was given, a big boom. The clnb can vnrti and darning needle which the old I pay *’n-v tlie costs cost* of the suit, 8nit’ amounting an,oantin8 to | depend upon n a Ifull house at their next lady had left there after darning her | **-74« an,! '»uiot onct? “•»«’ W’"’ ou entertainment, daughter* Mocking*. The young man the Thornapple. [ - —C. C. Wolcott is down^vitb a severe attack of the western fjvdr and offers to sell out kit, pack and parcel to the first man that shows up the spondulicks. We can’t see how it happened that Charley fell into temptation, and al­ lowed himelf to get in the condition he is in and long for the forsaken fields of western wilds, but he’s got it bad, and his successor in the hardware business is going to come into {rosaession of the finest trade of the kind in Barry Co. acknowledges the truth of the girl’s remark, but sayR another heart must ache before he makes up with that girl. temperance patriotism, boys. Better to curb your individial feelings like men and put your shoulder to the wheel and help the great temperance cause along, instead of getting indignant over such a triflling matter, and there by retard the good work. — The county board of canvassers have made their report and the result in majorities h as follows, which does not vary greatly from the figures of The Garfield tad Arthur. 864 plurality. .Icrocnc, Goreroor, 919 pluralHv. Laory, Rep. in Coogr—, 732 riar* piura.-t). Brown, Coroner. 888 plurality. | NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER20, 1880 VOLUME VIII. —There was a little circus at the RefoimClub meeting last Monday even­ ing, on acount of the reading of the namesoftbe members who were delin­ quent in their dues, and one or two ho took die. matter to heart that they asked to withdraw. Pretty small display of | TERMS; $1.50per Devoted to the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun. QBNQ_STBQliG.' * (Editor and Proprietor. I i । j । —A Jew, named Freedman, of Char- 1 lotte, has for Rome time made Hinted visits to this village taking order* for j. clothing, and on Monday he. came ac- -i eorapamtd by hi. wife. Serwnl roun, «port^ and, Dame minor «ay«. married men. tbonght Freedmnn tree neronipanied by a bonanza, and followed him to the depot ae they went to take ■ eastward, ' and- one or । the evening train ALMOST A 00HFLAGBATI0N. About half past eleven o'clock Monday night the cry — - of “fire,” startled the inhabitant, ot the central portlcin ufr the rillairc. and jnmpinR out ot bed "nd luutely douniuK the handiest "earing apparel ru the lively order of bu.iuc-i*. tor the enntting five minutc*. About the time mentioned above two of the member engaged in converRation with Freedman, and finally he Wm. Bne! and A. M. Flint were going, followed them outride the depot, when home from their reapective places of the remainder of the party attempted burinetta, and when they came in right to entertain his bewitching companion. of the Union school house, saw a light, They did not make many advances but supporing that some one was in before rite took in tire situation and there on business, thought nothing blandly informed them that riie wan strange until coming nearer, when they Freedman's wife and under protection. discovered a blaze and immediately This was a bad sell ou the boys, and shouted the alarm that caused the they dropped ‘heir heads, made a hasty rustling of shirt tails aa aforesaid. exit, and now thorn* married men are Buel succeeded in breaking in the door in hope* their respective wives will not while yet the conflagration was in find out what company they keep when embryo and a few pails of water suf­ the go out for the evening to see a man ficed to squlcb the flames to such a degree, that by the time the crowd ar­ or attend a Democratic caucus. rived, it required the aid of a light to —Pull down your vest and tie ’ your see where the fire had been. choker a little tighter, to keep the snow The fire originated in the wood-box. from blowing your back down. which atoou a few feet from the stove Wright, the janitor, and Chas. Gleony had been at work during the evening taking down the Move pipe and trying to remove the course of the stove’* I ! ' Credit Subscriptions Year $1.75. NUMBER 9. Asa Matteson was taken U! on Saturday lart smoking, which had seriously discom­ LOCAL MATTERS. moded the school for some tunc. The and was unable to discharge bin duties as clerk Big Bargain. soot from the pipe was deposited in for D. C. Griffith the fore part of the week. One apan of large work horRca, wits the wood box, which was fl lied with Will Griffith Is sublng tn his place. That C. C. Wolcott means business when he hnmeunud wagon, $150. dry material for kindling the morning C. C. Wolcott. talks of selling out is evinced by the fact that fire, but Wright declares by the great be has advertised bls property for sale In the SCIATICA (sciatic rheumatism) CURED Horn Spoons that no coals were.depos- Chicago Times and Evening News. For particulars write to Dr. H. A. ited there also, and that the fire ia the Esq. Parady lias been building a pair of lxx>ts work of some vile incendiary*; but that this week, which measure 13.1; inches* from Peterman, M. D.,Marshall, Mich..or call mid see him at the Wolcott Hoose on some embers got into tLat wood box the dayn he holdrhis office there. 8-11 along with the soot and ashes is the tremitira of a boy under 30 yean of age. avmh IMS people gathered .at UK rs** I have found tlie place to buy About. twenty j.zu young the most reasonble theory, and that is residence of c‘ Ainsworth, last week Friday j goods cheap, I got my Boots at ? , about the sixe of it. Had it not been evening, upon the invitation of Arthur, and j n • G. ArLSWORTH B. for the fortunate discovery of the fire, a pleasant time was enjoyed in innocent amuseiy Mus. 0. M. Y ates, has returned as it was, Nashville would have been from Detroit, witlrthe largest and most tnent. • ' called upon to build a new school Fred Dean of Maple Grove is displaying his complete Hue of Millinery Goods for house about two years Ixjforc she had oratorical power* by delivering his lecture on the tall and winter trade, ever brought calculated upon. As it istbe only dam­ "The Genius of America" In the different to Nashville. Her Silk and Satin Cord age done is the loss of an armful of village* throughout the state. He spoke at and Tassels, for Hat and Dress Trim ing,-can’t lie bent. Germantown and wood, wood-box and one seat. Eston Rapid* one night this week. Zephyr Hoods, from 73 ct*. to $850. We arc much obliged to those who gave u* a 'j'w Tins and Rousuea, long Feathers aud LOCAL OIBBLE-GABBLE. lift on Saturday. Moving printing office* that ifobby Hats, childrens knit Coats. Shoes. have power presses require muscle, and those Hats, Hoods Caps and Mittens a full line. Cheap for cash. w)m> so freely donated u* their muscle, ou the Mr*. Chas. Middleton is quite ill. time aforesaid, can have our* upon demand. I sell more goods for 10 lbs. of butter. N. A. 8haw's little girl who was taken to 4 doz. of eggs and a few shillings m Mrs. P. Butler has-been nick the past week. Ann Arbor last week to have her eye* straight­ money than any man in Barry county. Mr*. J. L. Steven* is recovering from her ‘ D. C. Griffith. ened, has retut tied to Die home of her grand­ illness. parents, Cheater. Her father visited her on KNICKERBOCKER. Wni. Lindley ex-clerk at E. Reese’s, ha* Tuesday, ami found her recovering a* fast a« The celebrated ax-maker and hor*e-*hoeer i» could be expected. now at the Foundry,ready for buaines*. Call C. W. Smith has a new press for pressing J. A. Bachellor has sold hi* place, jnst over and we him. . lard from the scrap. the line in Kalamo, to Steven Benedict, 4 UP' All who wish to purchase Robes. Ad. Stanton has recovered sufficiently to re­ neighbor, for $3,200, and expect* to leave Kal­ Blankets, Trunks mid Whins, will find sume business again. amo. He I* an Intelligent man. highly respect­ it to their advantage to call ou Mrs. Jessie Pratt, of Leroy, N. Y., is visiting A. R. Wolcott. ed by nil who know him and will be a loss to friends In this vicinity. the community he live* in. EV D. C. Griffith, is now roceiveH. W. Flint J* to teach at the Quail Trap In Relying upon the truth and Integrity of ing bis second stock of goods since. Maple Grove, this winter. Arthur Ainsworth, Tits New* reporter localiz­ Sept. 1st. He reports many styles of O, the snow, the beautiful snow ! O. the ed last week the loss of a horse by Barney goods much lower than they were snore, the beautiful snorer! Brook*. Barney's "horse la alive and wall, but earlier in the season Col Ain»w»rtb has the frame up for hi* new the reporter's faith in the aforesaid boy’s truth nrlfyouwiuit n good Carpet for a bouse, on South Mala Street. and integrity is bsuily shattered. small amount of money, cation L. J. The district school* ore nearly al) in full blast Miss Hattie Austin was presented with an \Vnrs-r vv ii , , ,, j •• u<.t.Lt.ii. and the ferrule i* triumphant. elegant ImjuiuI volume of “Tennyson’s Poems" Charity Raymoml and wife of North Unrtk'ry Tbry that new Vienna Bread at ami "Sacred Gem*” t>y the Christian Sunday ton are visiting friend* at Paw Paw. ’ N. A. Shaw's. 8cb«rt. on Sunday last, as a memento of ft’* Alpheu* Ixxunls, of Oswcgn, N. Y. i* visiting IV 63 Ovcrcoata to select from at apprcclotlon of her services os au efficient of­ relative* in this vicinity and Awyria. , W. G Atlsworth’s. ficer In the school for a tong term. Ed.* Young of Tekonsha, commenced teaching L. Russell of Hastings was tn the village on TP' A new arrival of ready-made in the McKelvey district on Monday. Tuesday. Lute looks ten year* younger than Clothing at A. S. LlEBHAUgER’s. The W. C. T. U., will meet on Tuesday next, he used to when he resided in Nashville in her at o'clock, at the M. E. par«onagc. j infancy and profounded knotty law points to tOF Oysters by the qoart or can at. . We i»e«l every dollar due on *ul>*criptiun. hi* patron* and put it on the dale, but the Let cvwy delinquent make a note of thi*. ~ There will be a Thanksgiving party a: more of that kind of bu-lness he dune the old­ Joe Shamp ha* returned from the north tbeVernwutvine Opera Houre on Tbunday er he got. ' wood* where he ha* ixx-n at work in h mill. evening. Nov. 25, which, it is expected, will b<A meeting of the Garfield and Arthur clpb a brilliant affair.' Hili 50 cent.-. Henry Roe Im* purchased a new caldron (tore will be held at Clias. Brady's office next Wed­ for trying out tallow* and lanl in hi* market. nesday evening, and a good attendance is <leEV* All persons indebted to Ains­ Rural districts desiring the service* of a first |[ sired as considerable unfinished business rcworth &. Brooko, either by note or acelan* singing teacher should sec John Potter. ■ Tlio«e irevwg having j, co C(,„ IU)l> j]] „i nlciiM? and settle quire. Imnmli.re .ueuUuu. Tprew ot w „|)j CMC call Call nnd nettle their C. C. Woleojt’* sewing machine record shows return !| account. IF tv, tnn torches belonging to the club willI nlca*. pica-return If ha not# settled in ten dftyfc, that he ha*sold 82 White* since August first. them on that evening. i their bills will lie handed to an attorSleighing put in Its first appearance on TuesThe Eaton ami Hany Homeupathk Medical I i«ey for collection. , day, anil golly how the sleigh bells did jingle. A insworth A. A- Blaokm rqoks. Society will hold their regular annual meeting | AtvnunnTii Fred Appleman has moved back into hi* Naahyille.Oct. 38. 1880. house on tlie corner of Main and Recti street*. rVWe wonid announce to the hulii-» MIm Nettie Gardiner, of Hosting*, ha* been ly desired a* busines* of greatest importance to of Nashville and vicinity, that we hare visiting her sister. Jftra. C. U. Wolcott, the past just opened a first clans Millinfity store one door north of C. W. Smith’s groc­ be brought before the meeting. ery. Wo are receiving new goods each Mr*. Sarah Altoft, of Hastings wa*- the gum of Mr» A. L. Rasey on Saturday ami J UMlBdANlZATlOS OF THE lADIKT CHRIS. week, therefore are preiiared to fur­ nish all (be latest styles. Having secur­ Sunday. j TIAN NOCHtTT. ed t he services of Miss Joe Downing, The M. E. social at F. K. Boise’* on Wed­ we are prepared ta do Dressmaking, The ladle* of the Christian Church and *odnesday night was well attended and a plca*ant cutting ana fitting, with neatness and ety convened at the residence of Mr*. B. F. time enjoyed. dispatch. Those requiring anything in John Tuckcnnan am! family have returned Reynold* on Thursday, to elect officer* for the our lino please call before purchasing. E. Chapman & E. WrigHt. from York state, where they have been visiting ensuing year, with the following result: Presi­ dent, Mr*. W. H. Young*; Vice President, for a few weeks. W If you want-n bargain in ready­ Dew. Goucher now wrap* himself in a new Mrs. G. A. Truman; Secretary,. Mrs. Frank made Clothing, go to S. Liebhaiuers. "Dolman” when he Haunter* forth into chill Boise; Treasurer, Mr*. A. W. Old*. The fol­ where you will find the best stock and lowing jwrBon* were chosen as a finance com­ the lowest prices iu Buny Co. November blast. The legal fraternity, ami a few other citizens mittee: Mrs. B. F. Reynold*, Mr*. H. Webeter, Brick for Snle. nf Naebville, have been attending court in Mr*. E. Cook, Mr*. Dr. Wickham, Mr*. J. Aus­ I have just burnt a kiln of 800,000 ot tin and Mr*. G. A. Howe. Hartlug* this week. X the finest pressed brick of the season. It was decided to bold the find social at Mr*. Nell Rascy and wife of (1i>rlou< have been visiting relatives uml friend* in Nashville and A. W. Olds, Wednesday, Nov. 24, when refresh­ Intending purchasers will do well to 6-0. Wm. BGsTon. ment* will be screed, ami a general good time give me a call. , this week. vicinlty . J. J. Potter conunencts hi* third term in the is anticipated. The proceed* of these socials Rev. E. F. L. Gauss. Galena, lilr *T hayiBarnc* dirtrirt. with Ml** Clara Bochrilor ** arc to lw used for enlarging and refurnishing the church. All are invited to attend, and as been a great cuffercr from Kidney <it*ca.«e, and awistant, on Montlav. after Iwing told by my doctor* that 1 could not Minn Rhoda Steven*, of’ Parma, and MUs everyone is aware of the good times all enjoy get well, Icommc'nced the u*c of Day's Kid­ Clara CriMinan, of H*«tlng*,have boen vWtlng at Mr*. Olds', anti the lawlable object for which ney P«d, which ha* now completely cured methe money will be appropriated, they will not 1 an strong and again look the very picture of health. May all the suffering be helped as I Ezra and Llzxie Coe of Leroy, N. Y., and fail to fill their parlor* to overflowing. li*vc been. Is my earnest wi*n." Mas. Frank Bol*e, Mr*. Anna Sinclair, a sister of Mr*. H. Coe, arc Miu». W. H. Yovxo, EV' 100 Suita of Clothing for men President. Secretary. viritlng relation* in thia vicinity. and boy* to cboow* from at MIm Bciic Price is happy j<o*Mw>or of a FXM W. G. Artsworii’a. This Issue hf ThkNew* christens its new of­ Chickering piano, and 'Us hard to tell which fice in tlie Yale's block, and when It gets used enjoys it the moat, Belle or Alex. The best $3.50 Boots in tlie mar­ There will be a Union Thanksgiving service ket at W. G. Aylswortii’s. more and spicier item* than ever before. at the x. K-diurch, in Nashville, next Thurs­ Keep iu Hind TluU day, at 10}; a. m. Bermon by Rev. E. Jone*. Nsshville, Michigan ha* public amusement* I will giVe to the person buying the . Herman Haver ha* boen wearing a *mllc of where 30 cento pay* for a reserved seal. Hap­ most good* of me within 00 days from py and thrifty Naahvillc I—Evening New*. Oct. 4th to December 4th an elegant caused by the advent of an 8ff> boy in his famAUCTION! AUCTION I! $25.00German Paisley Shawl. George will Sell my personal property, G. A. Truman. *y; of Mock and farming machinery, at Mr*. Lucy Ryman of Flint and Mrs. Louisa ty Oyster* by the dish, aud serve• up in all the latest Rtyles at H. Dear. visiting relatives and old acquaintances in this ____________ N. A. Shaw1*. vicinity. ty This week I reduce prices ou__ Pad,’’could hi* violent Sheetings, Dress Goods, Cloakings, since wearing it be has slept soundly Rubber Boots, Sugar and other nuaicreverybody and bring your children and help the ous other articles for cash. I don’t give away goods but will meet compe­ tition from all quarter* remember that. C. G. Holbrook, of Woodland ha* sold hi* D. C. Griffith. the Union houae and I* to become a citizen of thia village. SHOOTING MATCH. I will have a nhooting match at my re*idencc one-half mile east of the Mayo ecbool iwuse, in r. S. Good fat tur- ty That wife of mine bought her W. G. Atlsworth, and you iw how it improves her looks. E. Cook wishes to announce, that on and after the 17lb of Sept, he will do Horseshoeing and all kinds rf Custom AUCTION BALE Work. Cha*. Middleton, the BowShoI will dispose of ray^wsonsl^ropertyu puh- er, will doyoqr work in the mori ap­ proved manner. We shall be nleawri “y Nov. 34. to see you all. Elgexe Cook. Pad about three The Nashrille Quadrille Band wfll give a Gzo. GautaTix. pleaae call and artUe up immedUtelj Mio. L.O. Crocker. Purite b �Gulf this. I Alter clearing his throat, Col. Bungxu-r <H‘gua : City THE CROOKED REPORTER! • Wlioopin’ Antelope, 'cause I’m the terob, rar of all that region." T“ “S Gakixitta (her bimba^ AnMrnlia. Mras FwKKNcr. Mambta PITH AX3 POINT. Oil the I public readingw in England, coming hither for the same purpose.... ..o...o .... .... soutinnously, did A yonvM* of reminiscences of tec tale ' Lead astray—Bullets, in ImtUe. not tu-eomplish more or get a larger col­ Ole Bull is to l>e mode of materials ' lection. which the violinist left with his family, j The dredging was dune from BcventyPiter. Nokton, of Harvard College, j ftva • to .on* Whired flttea* milre cm Account of ill health, lias been obliged , south of Newport in the region known as to give up his lectures on fine arte tins j Black Island Soundings, tlie depth of yew* J The wind has color, for haven’t we waior being from one tpiarter to tlireo FBKDHurK.3wAB lias received $l,50tf-. heard of the dark blew ? quarters of a mite. The specially dbufrom Barony tor the exclusive privilege । One man can Jail another, but it takes stroeted atenmer Fish Hawk, fitted up with the most approved scientific appli­ of pbotograpliing Bernhardt in Amer- A TAIX OT TBS JralOCl SSTAXU. a * It was a dark aud stormy night in the I " “ " Serious Nevada.- By the flsahfa ’ef'lightning that almost-blinded our hero, I — —... — ___ssr=^» a solitary horseman might be seen wend-! rixmi, and there was" a brick lodge right iug liia way amid tho peals of thunder in the way. Backed' right up against it ances, was uM?d, and the expedition wua • Coat, is so black that it is wonderful that lined tbe road through tbe gloomy, i I went to let go with this yer leit fist, under the direct charge of Professor ,L"CT Hwri^* A°” how. dealer omurnk.. ton «,beht. Indian-haunted canyon. By getting Ini what's .scattered more'n a ton of brains Hint virtue on tlia rrwtinli storm antiH 1• T . ,, , , .. ,, the French stage m menus Baird of Washington. The ground was that It is dow thought that if ever the front of him we can see by Uic fiashre I at different times, and, dog mv cate, aljMca gowns, a cab to drive in, and | . especially favorabhi A peculiar beam : North pole is readied it will be by bal­ of lightning that ho is young, and also there was a street-car right in front of ,! trawl was used for scraping tlie bottom onion soup in. s garret . ‘ ! loonatics. that in his aide-pocket glistens some- me. Didn’t have the room, Jedge. If i of the oceam~ It was a. net forty or fifty Fob his comedy of Black-eyed Susan, ' .kuo.-aowanl. toknow “it it buri. . Uiing ’t do to fool with-too muck I’d hadr.— the room I’d--------lieen —Wipin £eetlong, j which still holds the stage, Douglass , __ <j it — won ----------------------— — ------ - ------------—----—■— ’ the i , feci xne month of it wan spread Brer .non, m ran horned hmod V'U awl ~k bra flltoen»_^A leet Ever Md and »U»U, anon, WO as XVWMIV some owl Ciranr Coroner n.w view UmoorpM. the cornae now. ' ‘open ____ I “• no _____ t. v ____________ ri long Jerrold received just .! what wb.t MiiloodiS for । ““ h> be «lh4» b«r KoAtam, AMlx-l UMIUVU 1 i hoots --------------------------------------j,, mlr in dtom«er. The bra mournfully over... his.... head far up.. g„, ________ _____ ..Mrty-flTe ' “*• I' » more likely to hurt the bthv Paradise .Lust-— twenty-fivedolUrx. dollars. I the canyon, he griwps this shining thing, ! asked the Judge. _... j rested npm. heavy iron runners, to Nrw knep H.rwx, Ct. i. proud of ib-opem-; I exclaiming: I “I wUnta whqkrprairie, Jedge. "b®” । the network bag about two feet off tlie bourrnu It Uu only Juul 60,000 iuhabI'* n the first * transixirts ------ ~M.JMM.ll. of delight the (“Hal” JI draw Wk lilte this, ms,see see !i Ii need neea bjkicc space.. , bottom. The lower side of the mouth of j itants, yet it has three upera-hi ............................ . -houses. Ud- happy father rushed into the room, ex­ Mr. Sickembull next 1 ■: Then I lunge, tto. Look * ! Then bL’n JI the net was farmed of a receding rope, fortuntely, only one of them is * “grand” claiming : “I’ve got a eon! It's a fetches like this, and where’d the man boy J'-PucA. weighted with lead. This rope dragged CHAPTER IL , j be if I hud remn? I was afraid of break-, i along the bottom, and scraped the shell­ opem-house. Mb. Abbey is a Napoleon among the j, We we draw araw nearer nenre to our Hero, and by I ing some win's real estate with him. fish; shells, and whatnot, into the net an-­ PieCe °t l,ark in his sausage visited the ’ theatrical managers. He is bold and en I Al the -------electric 1—kA — light J Ikread 1—the -JT legend in­ Didn’t dare tupi loose. That’s where Fish swimming at that depth were also terprising. He has arranged - to to bring bring ' butcher's shop to know what had boscribed upon the shining thing that he. he fetched me./ Send him out to Da­ scooped in, and once inside they .were York Com- । corae the rest of the dog. holds in a borixontal position to his kota with wwi--That's all I want. Make entangled in pockets that prevented their outtlie Position Play.—New incrcial Advertiser. . ’ face ; itishonbitten—herea dozen mem­ him coufe where there’s distance to tsuuice w ■ egcjjptog. The trawl would lie thrown C laba L ovihe K kluogo is in Europe, bers jumped to their feet, protesting move around in. Give me a fair Lto snow j out drawn along behind the steamer, against any advertisements being rung w>lb him bat dao-t «ofl» to. -bem making a swoth half a mile long *nd and one of the toughest problems in the ; I in on this novel without seeing the pro­ there Mb t room. Kpow I’d emrob • I twe|r. „ fltown leet wide. Then > pow- Euroi>ean mind to fathom is why she ; twelve w or luioeu fifteen feet wide. a pow- — —r* r ----- . r,~ • - . i ■■ twelve wxue. Then xuuu.p..Imniui uitli Inm I ET. wxma Y 4 i.mf ulnnrr I ..................... .wnuldt be v . Ml . . .to will jieraist in ordering forty barrels of • prietors rytoraarrt. first Carried. C*rrie<L bouemlbluml &]»». Fd jol Jung ‘ erfa) boUtiug .ngine :---------- : An out West was in prison for Fur ot the Alpine him wound like I ought to ! Who J t£, t„wl itB AnwicAn onions every month. bbeling a Justice of the Peace. r ____.bore ±_7_ tbe rowing __ Rings are not to be worn on tbe first ' ^,<1 when he departed the jailer askej storm nrrn our hero hears beam what a] appears to ptud for the holocaust? Whod been a iiajgted aboard tho stenmer As many be the voice of a . female* in ... x .. ‘Jfather to the orphans Td have manu- I os 4,000 pounds weight of stuff would be finger yf either hand, says the latest au- him to give the prison a puff Plunging the the spurs sptrra into fato his his noble noble steed, steed, fuctured fartured?? Who Who’ d hare married the , lr^ bottom of.the ocean each tliority, but you am not oouviuoo Um Plunging T KdrtMwe . he plunges madly down the mountain widows of those who fell around like time the trawl was hoisted. Two barrels young her itogera gloves ■ tr.7 it t£ woman tixeatorwho thattakes two off of her I BAUC, ““*• WHVI), wl?nntutui-uii ' cbtoa ? That’- the rea«>n I let up, of a day were used in preparing were given to her for nothing. Lungnagt . Might we suggest the | Maj. Jones, next 1 | Jedge. Id rather be smashed than a upecimens. To putthem in shape Kaopa oar wfatful «jre upon Um v- ■ -v . ta-i speedy funnatum of another “ society WuSgoJ&n i-p*or bn*hta.rcuri, i murderer of the innocents. That's wm be the work of ueekx. To thoroughly . ’I An“ RekrnNm of Um InJ> UldCHAPTER HL ..rorav *.u .-X-..X L ra -ran i where he took advantage of me. Fine arrange arraag0 and and classify the thousands ... of try by htignhon to prevent Fanny Davcn- ferd.—PtoicA. classify the . When suddenly the scene changed. ! him, Jedge. Lock him up for a term of sjiecimcns obtained will occupy the Com* port from acting her play, An A merican ’ ’ ApBoposto I Four young men are seated around a---------------------irs,r or I may‘-------forget myself if I find mission all winter. Most of this work will Girl, iu Buy other form than that in I -----v-------- the discussion of sense-. table, in a Southern California town, n loose." 1ms done here by Professor Verrill and which it was written. Bartley Campbell 1 ’ *,ro‘*PUn^ I whoso features bear tlie stamp of intel“ I think Til let him go,” replied tho his assistants. threatens- similar proceedings against । lech They were playing poker. The Judge. Eject* a note Eighteen species of fish were caught Frank Mayo with reference to Van, the reckless manner in which they won and Virginian. . . . “ 1’hen let mo go first Keep him here heretofore unknown and undescrilied, be­ lost tliousands proclaimed their calling. twenty minutes. Let me get where I sides others known to Greenland and Tice stone which covers the grave of | They were newspaper men. cau’t-see him when he comes out, or I Northern Europe, but not to our coast; Miss Neilsofi in Brompton Cemetery, “Why, Polly,” said her mother, Grasping a handful of gold from the won’t be responsible for the earthquake. _____ . cralis, shrimp, says the E<-ho, has already been sur­ “ what u time you’ve been. Where is also a_wonderful variety w of A New aud Thrilling Story, ’j table, bihle the icongest, v'oungest, tossing townng it toward j I ‘won't be lioble for obliterating tbe [ Jobster-like creatures, some of them rounded by dowering plauta’and covered the cotton I sent you for ? ’’ Polly fwho *----------12— hard by, mur­ town. If you're a patriot Jedge, you’d i Tery handsome, and forty species of them I with wreatlis and immortelles, placed. lias I an auburn-haired maiden hard -----------by, murhas lost the money)—'“You shouldn’t Slur, th., timo iUl th<*reljm.blep>n- ! mured, S’^'r'lSTrit'Sth^ “Throe beers and raXLd, a.straight" better hold him back for half an hour." i entirely new. One hundred and fifty-five I there by the bonds of loving and affeo- । send little tilings like me to buy tot“You won’t touch-him,” said the different kind of slielis, one hundred and I tionate admirers. At the head, pending 1 ten.” U,e younger ’”“>■«" began to io sing ring in in a. low? Judge to the defendant tlie Y(ir ,|loldd riiwp with wvbodr ’ to l fifteen of them not before known on this I tbe raplebOT ..f . Mutable moiiumrot. I rar our oggwralton got .ml«- ' plaintive nlMuii^ra: "Don’________ ____________ voice: . A^a't trust him, Jedge," interrupted part of the coast, fifty-five not known as | .tand. «. mmple whita era, berag onlr ranger tb»n yiranelr m cold wia»4. thei.im complainant “If t.f American Amririmun wstera, ttnfprt and' i the wont heibon. thereunto belonging wc have had no 1 Audmourrhil l>ckt«e I drew it not ’l 1..1 i’ll m**™ l vou’re coin’ to 1i। f..l.»>»>»•>«■ of Howdl wmilhimroU up in tw<xtlurd.<d ««Jar meetimr utece. Because since -n ; let him go, I’ll stey stay .here. Lock me m | thirty wholly unknown to scientists here­ ' Modjekxa has been sued in London the blanket und leave you shivering on ’ blnc\ I Die elder seemed to tumble to his lay, i a celt Handcuff Bind ' ' ---------------------------r------------------— ” Handcuff me. in Bind mo mo with with ‘ *tofore. wen*' obtained. In addition, * two fur 830,080, on account ot her refusal to 1 tlie comfortless sheet every time you 5*for he 10 BtrBddle don’t kt me get at him. ,: . new kinds of devilfish, one about a foot come to America this season. She was turn over.—Burdette. into tin street for non-payment of rent, stayed out, but tho man with tho long j My bile is ri*in’. Jedge, I ain’t safe." AsmAm. boy went to »» hi. gnmdwe have been unabte uutif very recently |jiur dolJbled his ante, and made it steep “I believo I will give you ten days,* I long; two hundred specimens of a new under contmrtW u ranger tor Are j aud pretty squid, and twenty now kinds yeore. After performmg m thu oountov tofind any onosoft enoughto give u. a : to but y’ OQO hinJ , Jd « y u wn aays, Aller looking .mgerlr round famdraelr-hmu^edho.™ whenprint. fSdring him IH.I •• Jfako it"Xnth. Jodg^ hfak. it of. starfish were ri' taken. Of these starfish. three yra ho fadedIto)rondo her with u bo .xetarad, inquiringiy.-Ob, JS^romnlfah radm I •‘>“8 ™"'Wh to cool mo off, rod muko „me .ff nradinTkSv. Q»iri • num- engrarata lor the fourth, mul Ae £ ^e itowbli STSXiSri „ S I C“',t- h"“h 1 J ! WmJjra town. There rin-t room far b« of new ,p«ri«ri rorid. were raght, mule a Lxiudon renturo oo her account, I ratmg wuh great ran. there. She . »,y,yOT keen?" world ; ao we’ve again achieved a local rHAPTKn rv ■ “ botfa't ,MMke F* oat’ Jed8e> U ot them being brought up by the chums that tlie coutract was broken by . . T , , hafaitetion and a Mme And we’re not m . CHArTEB J7f you want to save life.bushel. Of fan coral some beautiful the manager, aud he seeks to hold her . schoon-TExcnEB in Iowa had the rara»«» to oiv»« it awnv either for von to When the cnos grew louder and loud- j And he gathered hitqself into a small ' specimens were ohteined. Hundreds of to it i debt of the world all nicely figured up wo ano nost onr IntirUord nerhanZ ' °v’ ^4* hero, coming suddenly to j bundle and crept around his .antagonist sea anemones, liritluintlv colored, some tx.: — 1 1 ! to a cent, when a Chicago man went and Tub German Crown Pnnoc has liecn . for ft (^flah for H our “n(Uord« the foot of the canyon, behold a female and made a bound for the Black Moria. I (Jf them measuring a foot across, do*' > ''bother it ran to IT or 27 a ufa H As tai this southing round tuis brought ; form perched upon a rock in tho middle [ “I don’t mind going to jail," hb ob- I lighted tho eyes of tho men of science, tot J “•’“““"“fl’* ’ »»» ewful ura on Ifa. .choolrater— awto the verge of financial collapse, it ( of a roaring river. < served to a fellow-traveler, “ but I hate One strange discovery was a worm inHo stayed out tho eutro ploy, md wns resolved unanim<msly, at Ust mootHwdlces of danger, he plunged his j to spill blood," and, as the fellow-travel- . habiting a quill like a goose. ouilL Tho I afterward told the Burgomaster tiiat he | ‘ ' mg, that something should bo done to ■ horse into tho seething waters, and. as I or handed him one on tho bridge of tho ; quilfe were alxmt a foot long, and I should never forget the £>erformance, for i veatare the late statu quo of our | he grasped her around her slender waist, ’ nose, he fell under the scat and shook I soon after l>eing taken out of the water j the impression made upon him was 1 my. It was, to curtail an elongated ; the horse broke aways and left him alono 1 with suppressed passion. — Brooklyn grow so bard tiiat they could bo and were greater than he could express. It is al- 1 ~aUve- «uggest-d that your servant lllKJO the rouk with the maiden. The Akigfe. Ssed for pens. They stood up in tbe ready a tradition among tlie Olteram- ; try to find a haver for his soul-thnlhng naU.„, with exultant gurgles, rose and i---------------------------------------nmd st the bottom of the sea The W1M1 oAuimut buiftt™, xvbc -*011 I mud at tlie Douom Ul mo sea. Alio mergau peasantry that tears stood ii^the j Memoirs, entitled “ Confessions of a , r<)a e until it was c v ’ ’ ------------’ KMenntB it was chin-deep around there, i The Horrors of Russian Criminal Law. worms inside were opal coh)red,and eyes of " Unset Fritx" when ae said 1 Reformed Paragrapber," and donate or when suddenly— those words and grasped tlie Burgo­ As to the manner in which Nihilists wheb takeu oct of their strung^ lend the proceeds thereof to the club to Mr. Snodgrass Snodgrass next j “I vndebstand that Dr. Jones is Mr. I ments' glistened and prescnt^to|lM^H*r ’s hand. i are treated in prison tlie ' following uise pretty appearance, so fa^flflVr was master •chievc its rehabilitation. Thereupon _ . ... rnruoa, saiu nnn j may serve as mi example: Thkke is now only c here is one theater in the‘ for his health?" tho underwriter proceeded to read the concerned. They were raked np by CHAPTER V. 1 Iu. H. was arrested for a small press country, tlie Boston Museum, whore the Manuscript for the edification of those thousands, aud none of the scientific men old system of weekly changes of bill by Fogg, “ Lluit he is traveling for his pa­ kAth in November. He was placed in wrfjo hadn’t had the pleasure of perusing When suddenly they b ‘1 rr.iiiwi 2.2 «™ I , offeree tients’ health. I know one of them who both rolled , „ ,nuJ1 Ulll it a stock company is maintained. All the lur. improved on his traveling,” added it, bat before the second chapter was and was drowned’, and— The records of tlie teiniM-.rati.ni at dif­ weached I found that at least half a Hero the club was in a general uproar > sible to stand upright in it, while walking ferent depths were always made with rest, except tlie few which run plays for Fogg, with energy. <foxen Coeklcbnrrs imagined tiiat they ■ of protest against the willful murder of I was out of the question. Tlie window great care. At a depth of from 100 to A little girl once said that she would j wm broken, and the stoveleM dungeon were Lit between wind and water, as it the hero right at the start be very glad to go to heaven, because ' soon filled with snow and ice. L. EL, 142 i fathoms the temperature was usu­ was rulod out. ally from 51 deg. to 53 deg., Fahrenheit, who had only his trousers and shirt on or fewer, ports to study (ox on entire they had plenty of preserves there. On weir From 142J to 825 fathoms it was from 42 being cross-examined, she took down when imprisoned, was left without any season, and no rehearsals after each new Kttle mental corns. E. them deg. to 43 deg., and at 500 fathoms it play is fairly started, the bdxjr is almost hex catechism and triumphantly read :' ■ additional clothing, without being even 4bat J did not refer to them order was ’ CHAPTER YL was 40 deg. The pressure at 500 fathoms . “ Why ought the saints to love God?” wretored. but before tlie fifth chapter was When suddenly tho old man wid, “I ,! for one- moment removed from this cell or over was very great, sufficient to crush confined to the time actually spent in ** Because he mokes, preserves aud keepa the public performances. Ii for five months. The only covering given reached the President, Coh Bungstarter, vour twenty and raise you five.” and press together the wood that encased them.” i him was a thin blanket, thrown in at It is authoritatively announced that raped to bn fort ud nwred at me : I -' I e^l too. WhJ bare you got r the thermometer until it was a nh'apeleas Italian universities are now open to j night and taken away in the morning. “ Why do you dare, air, drag my family *• Two pair.” mass, aud so to press tlie rope usetl to the fiickle PAtti has resolved upon selling women, rararodtfa and the young. female pioneers okatetons to the light of day?" “No good,” said the old man, gath- 1i The fact that tort.ire is applied in Rua- lower the instrument that it tamo up „ ~;*~**Z3 are learning English iu which ahe hu faltarl.r sion jails is so well known that the rela­ -----------------------------jriy aral spent » pvat lor. l< I replied that I never dragged a skelc- ering in the pot, until he saw that hardened and squeezed together until it i„.,„ _________ rfor • .v ° . order to shriek shriek with effect to the young tives and friends of prisoners continually tune. The reason the proposed sale to© anywhere in my life. ' it was two pair of acre tbe vonng one resembled a shapeless bar at metal. gentlemen on the other side of the loom : is that Mme. iuuiu. Patti mm has wii been oecn surprised Kurprutod at at .. r- . » . .t • .—, “What do you’mean, then, sir, by ’ lind accumulated. There would be noth- try to convey them poison in order that the high rararot ptawJ opou th. ■ :9*? ■- 1 ~T> -- . . J'----------JU •’“ — ‘h“*! i1 these unhappy victims may escape the Tough Hoofs of Horses. ' jo©r impertinent reference to ‘Old Doo- ing strange in that, but the old mon e«tle, rod that ri,e hd (ron dtapkral think you're red mean, ’ whoever, tlirew —_r. - ‘ \ ** <•"i It is stated that the Arabian horses, *bwr* imd three acre him»4f. and Lad begun i p*» ■uo‘1?' B-— hmdf Mipplmd „ u, Bntuil hr doproiMon. 1W. on her «,tafa, «b*‘•ptt-faU -PnrX. “Why " I replied “Colonel tW.. a ‘ to manifest a desire to go behind the ber^wia pnuMo m3 " m <>»• U : .nnyrn ludit po»o. mx* lough b<»f. Tlie water works which she erected at I A man who wanted to. buy a horse ’ -------V a”IYtdidn I returns, imsely s ‘imaginary character; ’» > - when —-g, a loud crash was heard, JmuU b. quotened. Ij Um ou« rf lh^ u , considerable expense have betm de­ naked a friend how to tell tlie horse’s thrak there was a Doozlebung in the :\ud w?th » shriek tbe fair maid with “g** “ ‘ By his bteeth.” was the reply. Bdovmff ou. Tr»pp pubhdy booted taU-groin boim the hoof beZme. u stroyed, tlie river and l^d fuvTj'oMchcd — •wide workL world.” ” I auburn “ hair entered, crying, “ Fire I* •be would .oo® mOo the pruonx.xpeJt hod o flint, Old he «u nrnko the moxt upon for fish aud game, •* day ' ” the man —went ------ --to thehoreegame. and tlie poachers <ho next " Didn’t know Helena, Arkansaw 1 I “ ’hich K *°^d •evert- mochm without injury to hi. have had’ the *’-----audacity indacitv to come w to vuv the dealer, who showed him a splendid black , ■ _ ......... ....... ................ ............ . ............................ .............. CHAPm-TH. undoubtly have tried to execute but for ’ Je to door of the castle te offer their in^il avail for horse. The horse-hunter opened the oaotar married a Doozlebung, and -I Tlie scene changes. Pacing up and the threats of the Nihilist Committee, jQ anoent times, historians inform ns, sale, and the keej keepers employed have •nunal’» O«th and gave one glance, ’isn't intend to sit quietly by and hear down iu the cell of the prison might be who so effectively tetinudirted the prison , horaea to be able been frequently molested. and turned on his heel. “Idont want i.™-— :family troubles exposed; no, not even seen a man about forty years of age, him,” said he; he’s 32 years old.” He Solovieff was only ; jo do so particular attention had to be had counted the teeth. ' to oave the Oockleburr Club from tho more or less. Fifteen years hare An Eye Fountain. dengue.” elapsed since the stormy night we left “We willingly nek oar Urea,” a Bus- Having the toughest of hoofs. Mr. A young eel, that had been rat.-d a The eyesight of the Ozar is said to nuisanoe, and told by its relatives two Farther reading of the confession had .urn perched on a rock in the middle uan exile said to me lately, “we die IStary, the Amcncan sculptor at Borne, gUdly io our mme: th. only thtag Oue of hi. pul.lioUion. «pMk. ol th<- have greatly improved by a simple rem- or three times 6ne morning to “get <o ceoMi, for it was evident that there j of a mountain torrent “Will she never come?" ho murmurs, aof-ruUl. tortwr. Mclotu. r-wry lulbm h««. .tiU rototauJ thi. oxtr. man in the room *1; but was certain out,” tied a knot in ita body aud slid that portions of the manuscript referred as he glances toward the door. ,I r , wmmmoM, M uum. !»»*<»; but Ihui. now uenw mi well known U1U4!1111O.. „( hoot. ■l.-nr.J, doubUoa, cat'1 spray a yard and a half into the air. <Hreetfiy to him. She enters; with a sob she throws ; that doctors are always in attendanoe to from ^e old Reman breed. r, “What I ^mioirtw utUob-.'.l th. hr.1 ugn uia” loot in hon«, il u The temperature of the water is fixed at now I” the young * iand. As it was unanimously resolved “H It’s no use, Philander, Philander.” she cries ; • pubon having Been taken, r I contended, come from the following 80 degrees Fahrenheit, and the you needn’t cone* allowed to beat — ’ — ‘ “ th«A the private peccadill<M» aud failings • ‘ tney'll tijey‘11 bring in a verdict of murder. ; ■ neglect in breeding: First, hereditary a——I------- <--------“ • noose, aunts I" Thia fable i.- jury’s bin playin’ __ i____all n _• i . to -c< the members of the club should not Tlie poker night Public Land Sales. । predispmition ; second, imperfect nutn- ninety seconds, night and morning. Tlie | teaches whatever vou like.” -be uaed as a fulcrum to boost the finan- : get the hang of the evidence, and some . ........ .... 11M 1 tion ; third, alternations of moisture and remedy seems at first sight ridiculously i —'■-------- ----------------- -------■OmI enmlitten tbf»Twn< wa 1uul in cast infomol mnlu> mn in u Cold hand Of four* ■ i® i .v . . simple, but it has for Mveral years been , Wealth Not A.. ruu»a » oom onuao ( lowul„ j1MVO been the sal<« and locutions !• dryness; fourth, disease of the foot; suco-.Wully employed in Russia. For 1 ncaita Ao< OmBipotent. .-•boat for some oil ter means to accelerate on 1 fifth, faulty shoeing. Hone bruaders die literary man or jaded lieauty, going ! Wealth is potent in ita own sphere, ; would do well to consider all these tones: with weak and weary eyre to rest, there but i“Pot«nt beyond it. It can put a Bed at the ‘ is said to be nothing more nifresijing ' b’^fp^-ph under the sea CHAPTER VIIL whish bis ■ tiian to bend for a minute or two over a ; *“9 w’tb * network of ghujici douche. The eyre recover «; The prisoner is j fay Iris tend at the UJIowf. for strength in on amazing manner from bridge oceans. It can wind- । neven-np with thi discussion it ‘ dcnly— the fine but powerful impact of the in­ lands and every material Swing ou Theaters. it would teks Mr. Green xmxt I Prof. Swing, in the Chicago Alliance* vigorating spray, Bnd there is none of thus appeals to theatrical jieople : “It tnat depresrivo reaction «ucoredmg the vberewi, that CHAPTER DL teems desirable that all our much-ad­ UM oftouioK. ra the affair A tremendous roaring noise * heard mired actors and actresses should re- ; spent the religions opinion* and feedings Mobiimki liMb'ta sued in London of many of their I ««t friends aud decline for 880,000 on account of her refusal to come to America tide SMaoa. She was teacher. I will The Battle. cred to religion. . It’,the men nnd women under contract to come to a manager for A General, sitting in fr^nt of a hotel of the church are thy friends now at the in time of war, heard a newslmy crying drama, esnnot the great ahton help the his papers, “ AU about the battle.’’ The Chrisriun world to keep one night of the Genmd lionght a paper, but could not find the account of the engagement­ Turning to the newsboy, he »id, “ I do Swing says • “ Without pausing to H. .ny Hauk..-. "So," U» asek a phlfo-ophy for a new era iu this boy; “ you never w® if you sit here!’ shape of art, kt ub simply confess that S TMEjtoCKLEBURR G1UB. �*g oeeu-s .u. ■ hrtarf Mi.l LSISTING OF OOH. ditiou. nates are afflicted with dynamite oo the Or th. MB iMwb«. <J Uw n«« Hou-, should «pread so far as to infect quiet Englixb gentlemen who live at home in ease. Yet one uf the. big-wigs. of the aemi-raburteui town at Cniydtm bad * Fbn the first time in mon* than twenty . yeara we hare a President, an ex-Presi- ] ahwp ■«=ck '* thc xnafady, caused by Hosiery, Notions, Cloths, Flaning, Stripes, Checks, Denimg. ORNO omcx is tsiimaiis no >«*• “> occorreune tlian the delivery at his door of a locked cash-box. 'Neither he nor any of his family had ordered such cm article, and be at ones suspect»-d a piot plat wJ to m^wwuy destroy not ouiy only midku lihnscif but ea out State, will get a foreign mission or some- his belongings bo. he conveyed the box i with unheard-of precautions to the local tiling. ‘~ police station. Tlie men in blue of J bnXT Lixp’b first night netted $20,­ course' concurred in his view, and with 000; Bachael’ii, $5,000; Gerster’*, ctpud care took it to a neighlioring iron­ $7,200; Christine Nilsson's, $9,300, aud monger, who strung it up on a scaffold Beruhordt’A, with all her adviwtuing, polo and opened it in some mystariouBlyonly a little more than $8,000. ddicate manner. The cash-box proved buck, .boomt> 140.Suits of Underwear, for Ladies and Gents. J^OOT BID SHOE saor. 106 Suita of Clothing, for Meo, Boys and YgiUIis. 53 Overcoats, Jbr Men, Boys and Youths. . ,98< Prw. “ of" Boot* aud SIkicf, for Men Women and Cbildreu. BOOTH..48HOEH. 368 prw. of Rubber Good*, nil styles. 324 prs. of Buck Gloves and Mittens. A. BURCMAH 50 Pieces of Prints, for 5 cents per yard. next. dent, and a Prewidenl-ebwt, all living. ! —2.---------- ---------J MAMiACMVHKrrx expects that President j ChadlxrarDe, of Williams College, who] wsa the original Garfield man m that ‘ • *.uo ISOS I Juixib Hawkxkh, tlie Repnblican Gov­ ernor-elect of TenncMaee, ia a tniu of . marked ability, waa an unconditional Union man during the entire war, is a Will Tuckeb and Ad Hitt, two Loumember of tbe Methodist church, nnd iaviUe (Ky.) boys, got their desire for was in attendance at the General Confer- adventure in tbe common way, by rootl­ epee in Cinamnati at the time of hia ing tlie literature of Buffalo Bill and nomination. . Texas Jack ; but their choice of a field Tub Cameron influence in Pennsyl­ vania is said to be backing Henry W. Oliver; Jr.,- for Senator Wallace’s seat The Pittsburgh iron men are also sup­ porting Oliver, as he is one of tho lead­ ing iron manufacturers of tho State, and is making his tight as a downright pro- • <ctionist. • .• • —■:-----------. Chicago is getting to be a great fruit market. According to statistics of tbe census tbe value of fresh fruits sold last year in that city reached $10,042,500, while that of dried and other prepared fruits amounted to $1,301,000. The total, iadeding the sales of foreign •annedaud California, was $16,712,880. unusual, for they decided to go South instead of Went They bail very little .money. They could just pay for a single ticket to Alabama, and. they de­ cided that one'should travel an a regtfiar He was tumbled roughly into the bag­ gage car, oad left standing on his head. CMhe- trusks were piled on his, nearly Two mahekd men set out on tbe road, closing'the. air-holes. When almost not far from Dallas, Texas, robbing the smothered, ho let out his remaining farmers who came along tangly. When brnath iu a yell for help. The lid was tbe exth victim had been kaocktsl broken. The contents lu»d lost his dedown and plundered, the other five »ire to roam. He confesvod, and, with came up and gave cha»« to tlie robbers ; Tucker, was sent home. a fight ensued, one was shot, the other escaped, and the liody at the riaia high­ In the City. wayman was brought ihto Dallas by Tbe difference Ix-tween “city" and forty armed farmers. their country cousins is more marked than most people believe. The first im­ Bob the preaent cereal year the crops pression which a man has om finding bnself far the first time in a great city of tiie United States aaay lie given in is <d vague excitement, accompanied by mewey, as follows: Corn, $525,096,000; aaeiMiestf danger. The multiplicity of wlwnt, $410,000,000; be< $270,0M,000; objects appear fantastic to au eye aoctisU*ed to rural scenery; the nnintermitcotton, $270,000,009; rye, $15,00^000; teat names, the entangled vet purposeful vwta, $150,000,000; iMukvy, $25,000,000; mua-emeata, and, above all, tlie shifting buekwi eat, $9,000,009; hay, $30«,<KW,- pauorMBs of unfamiliar human faces, 090; and pork. $130,000,000—corn, comlune au throw the visitor into a state wheat, hay, beef, rvttou aud pork lead­ of mind totally strange* to him. And amid so annch tumultuous life he sees ing in value and consequent ccnaamp- death everywhere on the lookout for a victim. But if the visitor to these strange regioai toeka at the faces of those he Bcfpalo is leading off in new charit­ meets in search of some reflection at his able idtuw. It p-opaaa thMstablishment own perturbation, he looks in vain. The of • “ i-nsch.*,” an uh tittxtion to cure for counlenanoe at the dty man, as he treads his way along tho street, ia eariously im­ the children of the ]xx>r who haw; to passive. Al a first glance it appears also leave them alone while at work. Ten to be unubservaDt; but this it is not cettti a day, 5 cents additional for each chill belonging to the Fame family, will ing, it becomes evident that he sees everrtidng. He mechanically informs be charged. They will be dfainfectwl and costumed. The younger ones will DJI. C. IF. GOUCHER, «• » to «arevr alt rail* tbit T U _* e ELKCnCPBYStCUFiadl* ubjt CHAS. 11. BRADY, sod ConTeyaaeiBg aipaciaUy. Bounty and P*t>Bto» Godina proaipUy MUndcd to, aud all »th*r ba.;iM-a*<M>iruMaj u> my car*. Offio* oppoaH* Un••n iluuae, NaabvlUf. Midi. LEWIS DURKEE, Nounr Public, foal E I U aod lui « ApinL ColUclion* promptly mode, a LAWYEK, C«ovtpu>tln{ properly ucculnl ’ b b bdc Louis Bridge Company for $30,0002 On the 26 Ji of September, 1879, he was re­ turning - luime on an Alton and, Chicago r train, and white crossing the bridge the tue crossing m order to escape the oninibna from cue direction and the truck Gozn the other. Doubtless custom aud memory will account for a large part of it: yet the impaoaive face would probe- s.U.oU>r th. bn— 25cent,. ““P"”"'•>»■>>‘ W. whuh ’*'1 ao* ““ (1°oUwUoo o< tbo bold He pro. ui. 4 . r,.. theek. win. h be mip- mMdaI> brOT([ilt bj th, 00&>tanl wua m»wl frtr- a. rviu zuru«> _____ Io. 1—Z.______ _ •_ • » piB ail .nt U. -LiHww <71,1 to lure . qMrta- ta tLaf Ik. “al TS.^btab. ’^^Tn'S^S __ __ _ _____ « .V _ . ■ of the BOTTLES OF FRIZELLE’S of the VEGETABLE Blood Purifier EMORY PARADY. Superior SOLD OK THE PACIFIC COAST Domestic 1— Lightest running machine made. 0—Great range of work. 2— Qnirliiw* ; no mm* or gear wheels. 7— Ease of onerution.. 3— 1’eJfiTt, (loublr-tlitvnl lock stitrii. 8— Automatic tension and automatic 4— Diirabillry. nriMitg from simplicity I take-up. of cnmflruction, liHidiiMutuf wearing ft— Loom- t>alley for winding Itobbins. parts, and absence of friction. Idirire arm for all kinds of work. 5— Kelf-setting needle and self-thread­ Idsht running. Finish tuid duraing shnttle. bility. slitittlc. It is the simplest sewing machine made, having fewer parts than any other.. Free from coninlications; it rever gets out of order, is always ready for use aud i easily nmnaged by the most inexperienced. The direct application of power to tbe needle, nud the mechanical simplicity and fine uiVithtincnt of ita working parts make it the lightest running nnd most silent machine in the market. For sale by FRANK AGT., C. OF TUE PEACX. CoovvMdog fully and promptly attended to. UClce JUSTICE .«!• Mail HI net. NaahvlHe Mteh. PARMENTER, Ou its merits alone, not a dollar used ins i.ewspa|»ers, the rrcorneudationa at those mung it being sufficient to make thia cuormons Male. Also. <620.000 BOXES OF FRIZELLE’S COMPOUND MANDRAKE . And Rhubarb Pills, And Agent For Detroit Stove Works. l>. Oficc o»w HuII'b Drag itor«. V«e • roobivilk, Mich. M Sick Headache, Billiousnes®. IF. H. GRISWOLD, U, Homeopathic FbjKiciu aod Snrrrea . OfBir* and ruatdencr opjMMlle the Mokotl ILhibt. Prompt aUraUou gheu to c*!J» day er Bight. M A. M. FLINT, ------------- NEW STOCK PF-------- •----------i quAlilic* tur joutBelf. I colMrrlloa* piMaqKly made. > « R PARADY, FA £A32X «i rriuu, Price, - - 25c. u a du Box * FEIZELLE BB03. Propx. San Franciaca, FltlZELLi: A Co., (lenml EaUent A^vnl*, * JUST RECEIVED. WE ARE SELLING THE CELEBRATED 8500 Rrward! iSTINDARD SCREW FASTENED GOODS ------ SOMETHING BETTER THAN------ ^Hterrllanrous Card*. yy OLCOTT HOUSE. Wolcott, Proprietor. Ita pall imwlatt p < <r«tiu< l-*U*r [iid. Hun Ala FOR FASTENING SOLES OF BOOTS & SHOES. WE RECOMMEND THE Health fa Wealth. STANDARDSCREW, BECAUSE IT IB ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO ' RIP OFF THE SOLES J. PI'KOI IS, Boss Barber. - --------------- FASTENED WITH IT. - CALL AND SEE THEM C W tsT NO PATENT NO PAY. Maple Grave, Mkh g LIEBHAUBEB, READY MADE CLOTHING, XitAhViUe, ipHAT HCSBA5D CF MIKE t older taut to the publie schools and came through a thousand people without en­ countering the gaze or treading on tlie to the institution far their m—fa. Lkotold S. Rcfitn Lae sued the St ■ Advantages W. H. YOUNG, A bottle of water and some liread were put in with him, and'several holes were bored to supply him with air. Tucker drove to the railroad station in a hack, checked his trunk and settled himself comfortably in the scat of a first-cLuw car. But all did not go well with Hitt. MICHIGAN^ LIGHT RUNNING DOMESTIC I girrrtorj. wm pauenger, while the other rode in the trunk as baggage. The toss of a coin settled that Hitt nhonld go in the trunk. - And pricus on PRODUCE as High as the Highest and give every one a fair, square deal. . I>. C. GRIFFITH. Nashville Jirtrtorj. Joint C. 1 AXotKB. P. H.—You can order your <x>ftin i<a*t of tbo Xbnoiiri, m timber is vearre hen1. J. C. P. (Solid South paper* and San Francisco Kt- - LOW AS THE LOWEST Hd<^ of Ncv«di. I wiU anywhere wert of tho Itocky moauraiux, at any time yon may appoint. Aa the choice of weapon* fail* to me, I name donble-tMUTolcd ahotguriA, loaded with bnckkhlX. T«rni»-Diatan«- forty pare* ; fire a.-d advance. If yon have not the mean* to pay year fare to a point wret of .the U.xky monut•“>«. IwU1 mt*17°°al Awaiting yonr rrl,I-T’1 r"f”'k,n-etc., Opi>o«lte Parady'x Shoe Shop, NASHVILLE. E; Some In two oouffties Garfield did not receive । a TOte, ’ j । Tkm millioiw in gold bullion and $5,- j QOO.OOO in silver ia, according to the co-1 timate of the Director of the Mint, on- i Dually used up in thia country in the ' mechanic and oxnamental arte. Tliia ia ■ . . . _ai .■ 1 , . ,! alxiut ontMpurth the yearly product of j our xuinea. - . . J U J4TEVKXM. for P2veryl>odyi I always aim to make prices on goods os Mb. ffimur Clay, the grandson of ,to be quite empty,-and had merely been “ Harry of tbe West,” who joined the left by tlie . ubiquitous ahop-boy at tho riLLAGg' OFFICERS ■ Howgate polar expedition, did not re­ wrong house ! Pr»»ideul — Elihu Clilrn-an. turn with the shipGulnare, but is spend­ BacvrtUe—FrankielJerhy. Jon 0. Palmem, of Eureka, Nev., ing the winter at Ritenbenk, Greenland. has sent tlie following challenge to Sen­ ator Hampton, of South Carolina : Statwtioh from Washington make it Bia : 1 have noticed your cowardly insult to appear tiiat Louisiana has tlie largest my friend. John Starmau, Secretary of the average yield in value, per aero, of all Trvaaury. Knowtof,. U you mint oertaufly the States—namely, $17.78. Arkamuwt know, that Mr. SLunuAa*Aj*o«iUun m a United comes )Mpt, $16.68 ; Texas next, $16.20, Stale* oflicur, BA aUo hi* oAlh of office. iiUcev * rer triction upon hi* replying to you a* you deand Muaimuppi, $11.47. Prayer mectiof ou TburMiay rrrnlng*. , '' .i Mire, I take t-c ta,inability epou myreU to E rii 0IMMTTii >u6pAi7Cj?dfiru-A.TI. NewAuusrrn H. Srxrnxx^ ot Grxrrg-., i —~ '• •“ «• ■raw. FsAor. Sr.m™ rvanr M*bb«a Bl . , . . ... . w ., । gentitmoo, I will refer you to Uw following 1. ni. n>4 7 p iu. Nabbath who.4 bi It w. Pravrr has »een rv-e . g y > । of protnineuev: kx-Gov. j/>w and aiaeltiig erwry Tturwtay *TctUng. Ml voto. agBUiMt 16 ocattenng. Tlie | of tWqtnJa. q . Presidential vote in his di*trict wax 10,-, of Uubt all4 386 far Hancock and 4,600 for Garfield, I yon. - g A. BUSH, “THE BOSS­ BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, yyILL1AM JONES, r£HEY HAVE GOT ’EM, Who? ft I T F 41T A “Bl tn I J What? KOCHER BROS. NEW GOODS INVENTIONS SPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO OUK Ladies M. Beaver Cloaks, W1SIIIGTIN ULIS tlOHIIE, Imported. Casfimeres, DRESS TRIMMINGS in Worsted, Silks and Satins. £3T IN ELEGANCE AND STYLE THE ABOVE GOODS caunot be equalled in this market. Ladies fail not to see them before you purchase. Prints, Flannels, Waterproofs, Cashmere Suitings, Carpets, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Groceries, Ac., Is larger and better selected thsn ever before mm an insjiection will convince- KOtnmBSR BROS. 1706 c»r Mtaafast Sr»*« ' — �be bad from the rough mixtum. receive hi* due reward by hi* facreairing patronage. Our New Stuck* are very desirable oa to style and quantity. folks and friend*. Don't aak who that rty bell i* for ’till on-. ly our Jody bcmrdrr.' The cyclone dilapidated the shoe shop so badly we arc afraid our *hbe maker Of the most improved paleni* and shade* of color, from 10 to 15 eta. pur yard. will have to play freeze out. C. A. Hunt han been giving tbe Dunn Run Cauhmcrc* ut $1.00per yard. Kcbool huiuw* a ooat of paiut and putty. hire, which won varied by Grand l.edge han a new brtr oven Wish he would do our* likewise. When the bull*, the bear*, and the' t wenty fort tn Ae air. Tin 'completed. f6r the unmafactare of called, were cracker*, and now ndvertines for a lion* got out on that hnut they failed 1 cbfCAu maker. When lioth cMabliriied to find any drar in the fence corner. j fqr a-e btle the throt rival wonder of aru in Tuning order, pcraona can get a That dreacanakerha* liven far enough the town. They were done by means a warm meal by carrying along a bot­ from home to know how to attend to! of n Jumping apparntUH. invented by tle of pepper sauce. her own affairs, if shu never wiw at: Al way* a specialty. We have Su.ita sizable for umnll boy* and for tbe 300-pohnder. A‘ team belonging to G. W. Monroe, Homer orKing’* point. . ' ■ her lutsltand, Walter Dando. He ‘ ( Cowcumbek. ' MiliHequontly applied the machinery to­ near Indlevue, nui away uu th- atroet of dial village one daylsrt week, jump­ other dauoera in Loudon and Faria, aud ed into the river, awam around and / BALTIMORE*ITEMS. wqxt MNiHctn tmveral duplicate of Ariel come out at the same p’ace they met in and uud were wore captnred, captured, no damage l»egj will be ms io thia country. Tleetlqii i* over, and ha«h is scarce. ing done except breaking the wagon M Mrs. J. B. Hall h better. . to*wljiich they were attached. George Muller, a San Francisco The nit,etings are still in progress. Deliner Satterlee, 11 years old, living music fracbw. fell in love with two of Bovh and girls start for school on nt Onondaga, was riiot in the face Mon ­ Mb pupil*. Ella rudporated hit puaday evening by.the accidental discharge Monday morning next. riou, .while Lizxie did not, and of of a revel ver which he v.-aa loading. Willis Strong’* oftkle i* better, and .’burse be wanted to marry the one he The ball entered bis cheek, passing he expect* to return to hi* work in your rihuldn’t get. Lixcie refusal ao grieved through hia mouth,,entered the other city for tbe firm of Lentz A Son’s the cheek and lodged behind the ear. It last of this week. him that he resolved upon suicide. is Pared die result will be fatal. McMauis, Cloik &. Seeley expect to Taking Ella out an the hay in a boat, J. J. DuVunx, ex-cigar dealer, ex­ gatinlo their new house thia fall but 10,000 lb*. Dried Apples Wanted. he explained hi* intention to her. band leader nnd ex-husband of wife cold weather is a damper on them. Though piqued by his preference for No. 1, at Grand Ledge and ex-father of The hunters have returued; with 300 Buxhcla Beaus Wanted. hsi rivnl ahc tried to perauadj him not two children by tlie aforesaid wife, naiyashot. mormonized with a buxom graM-wid­ 3000 Bushels of Corn Wanted. Hkxe. to drown hinntelfand for a long time ow of Sebewn a few weeks ago. and ’ hclff him in the boat boat but he finally decamped for Wisconsin. A short Mrs. Weigold. of Middletown. Ohio, time afterward* he was heard of in wnt for her Lntlieran pastor, the Rev. got free and plunged overboard. Eaton Rapids, and is now roving. Mr. Heubner, to effect a reconciliation between hcraelf and her husband. She I I. E. Hager of BeHevuc, whewe little tixoth tumble : girl u*us killed by the cam n few said that her spouse had broomeexevsJollytowx, Dakota. ) !. month* ago, has received a check for sively jealous, and she hoped that the $50 from the R. R. Co. Mr. Hager is a intiuence of a clergyman might quiet November Btb, 1880. > > Brother Heubner responded pour man, and tho company have man­ him; DgKi: Of.l> NkwS : , ifested a charitable regard for tlie un­ promptly to tbe summons, uud was IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS I’ve jusit cum iu from lookiu arownd fortunate. as no blame could l»e at­ quite as promptly assailed by Weigold, with a hatchet, for it was none other Ae'-r untry. bln over 3 or 8 small farms tached to them for the sad accident than the reverend gentleman whom Simon Rosenberg, an extemdve cloth­ anil seen the rites. Fnet is, I had bout the husband accused. Brother Heub­ mode up my mind to by a Hiunll farm ing dealer of Charlotte, chattel-mort­ ner auccetwfully defended himaelf with We propose to divide profits, and while we can furnish you nearly every­ and quit runin rotund. I herd of 2 little i gaged and /raven bill of sale for $1,900, an axe, but a different kiud of weapon thing wanted for comfort of man aud beast. We will take iu exchange almost covering his stock, on Thursday of last farm* that rood be bot-cheep neer beer, ! week. The store, which is in the Sher­ will be requisite-when he comes before everything the farmer has to turn off. the church tribunal, which has sum­ and so I got on the stage and cum out ■ wood block, wns dosed on Saturday. moned him. Irfer. This is n grate place for little Rosmibcrg daims that report* were circulated that he was insolvent, rimNashville Markets. wiui boss men to live. Why, just think, ply fyr a scare, and none of the bills I hired a ho*s and buggy to ride to see outstanding are due. The proceeding* Wheat, per bo....................-------a farm for sale cheep, cost of .rig, hoiqj may j>osrib)y result in financial disaster to him. ami so forth. 10 dollars, 'went l»oht 3 The wedding of Miss Clara Leiter, miles found the place* but had to giv daughter of Postmaster Leiter, of Onlona, perhu,. a boy 1 dollar to show me whare twos, Charlotte, and George M.EIy. a proniH found wuu old mm! liouse, 1 old straw nent young at torney of that city, occur­ stack stable, 1 bord pig pen, 50 straw red Wednesday evening. Tlujceremuny was performed by Rev. T. F. ilildreth, stacks, and when I uocked a while to of Grand Rapids. The bride is a rela­ * 601 Between this and the 1st of January next, and we knpw if wo do wo must sell the don' of the hovel. I found G dogs, tive of Mrs. Gov. Croswell. The party without large profits. 3 cat-s and 1 ragged dirty old man, nnd left on a special train die same evening 1 girl, 1 boy, and a nuther young wun to accompany the Governor a* his guest on a trip of inspection of the railroads rpHE NASH JILLS LEVATOR, so dirty 1 coodn’t tel ii* party, whether in the Upper Peninsular. woman’s rite* or fife it out on this <inc, MICHIGAN NEWS. if it takes all summer. • Wei, I says, is thi* Mr. Shaw ? he says, yon bet. 1 A lad named Eddie Klockner fell says, do yue wish to sei ynre farm • he down a 600 foot mining shaft at Han­ Niys, yurn just tdioprin. 1 do. Say* 1. 4■ LN 1879, what do yue ask per aero f be says, for cock ou the Sth inst. al!ufit?MyvI,ve«. Welt aays Mr. Walter Damon, of Chesaning, aged Snaw, if yule take it all, and cans wife* 14years,accidentally shot himself, Oct. dml. and I want to sei and go to Mis­ 0, with a toy histol loaded with a 22 Any n umbei of farmers to souri. and ns mv hekh’s poor, I thro in caliber cartridge. the stock and you cau hav it for 7 dol­ Samuel F. Nichart, commercial agent lars au aker. cash d. wu. Says I, He for a Milwaukee hotw\ was arrested at take, but how many akers is they ? Grand Rapids on the Gth, char, ed with ■ays Mr. Shaw, well, thares 18,000 rite embezzling $1,100. . beer in a chunk, crossed tbe river, Alonzo Kennedy, of Greenville, as­ pointing north, thares 14.0 0 more, whcct l.uid, just over the line in the saulted his wife with a stove-poker on the 10th, am’ then tied nnd drowned other county Ive got 2S------ but by that time 1 was out of heerin with the. horn himself in Flat River. on the run, leevin the old man to keep An eagle caught near Dowagiac ou on telltn whare his land was, anil meb- election day measures 10 feet from tip desire to announce that having erected The royal bird ha* one of tlie largest aud most convenient by hra st it yit, but I nint out there to to t*p of wings. elevator buildings in central Michigan, hver. But 0, what, a puny farm he been named James A. Garfield. they are prepared to receive and bad, but I guns I wont by a farm just Frank Linktie id, of Grand Rapids, now, He wute. a while. 'Thore* a little aged 12, was roasting on Plnhifield ave­ farm beer teat I see that 1 man own*, nue on the 12th, and rode under a mov­ Light Single and Double Harness's mudeof Iwat Virginia oak tanned Leather. wlia; In? calls iiis wheat farm. It is ing train and received fatal injuries. whare he raise* hi* bred. He bad. n Calvin C. White, probably the man little patch of only 2300 akers of wbeet1 For any quantity of who strucklhe first blow in the settle­ tins summer, and it only went ■ 0 bush­ el* U» the aker. I ax«» :.im if he wood ment of Gun Pl in*, Allegan county, nearly 50year* ago, died ou the 7th, have entif for his bred, and he sad be Umt he wood by u*in a lectle corn. He aged 78. At Battle Crock the trial of A. C. Ar­ didnChav only ten steam thrariiin ma chiue*. blithe managed to git along nold, hotel proprietor, and John 8nedwith them. Only fifty raen and wimin eker, for conspiracy to commit a forg­ That may be brought them. They akc ery, has developed bard fact* against keep for sale at the lowest prices dun hw werk, but twa* dun good. He didnt Imv but a few cattle and bosses, the forgers. bede Inn selling, but he sed over on hh Wm. H. Baars, a book-keeper in the Seed., Fkwr. Feed. Uae.S^t. stock farm wus whare be kept em. If City National Bank at Grand Rapids, Plaster. Stucco. Hair and Ido Jake a ride, hved allow me his suicided on the 13th, by shooting niin-toek. Said I how fur is it ? He auscr- self through the licart. It hj supposed shingle*. ed. only tOmiles to tbe ranch. I begin he had become ipsane. to git rkart. but as 1 didnt hav anything Tbe night express on the M. C. R. R ■mpv 40 4°.‘A *’?*•but ir iuwl b’“ •cRin ran into the rear of a freight train near and didnt hav but a few. what does he Marshall, last Saturday night, demol­ call a good meony ? Wneu we got at ishing three freight cars and burning the roach be axed tbe ranchman how the way rar. Tbe express train escap­ menny bosses and rattle than.- was left! ed uninjured. • Wolter Crawford, a young man con fined in the Pontiac jail, died of small er ir. 1 tiegun to feel rick. Says I. Anotlicr prisoner, Mn, how fur i* it to Michigan, ca s line pox on Sunday. to traveling Imok and albam agents, to display around the country. A girl aMuni«b«*d an audience in the Someone opened the wvfe in the Gaiety Theatre, Loudon.twu years ago Sherwood bunae in Charlotte ou Sanby jumping from a high bridge at the day night, and took a revolver ami tark of the Btaftv, lauding gracefully twenty riiilliug* in money. A large amount of money in one of tin* draw­ stomach and liver. Sold by all drug ^irhigan (trntralgailroai. CLOTHING MAIN LINE. ON ANP APTXBDBcTm. im. TRAINS O> Arrive Chicago S4X>n> jMcjraKMOB * k—t Going MaII-------- J— S4A p.m. ArTiTwn^rolUdOp.m I»v ExpraiaZ. 406 j AUaaUc Kx- „_ltta Men’* Suite from S8.00 to $25.00; Boys’ Suite from $3.50 to $10.00, Ladies Sacques from $2.50 to $15.00, Boots and Shoes of the best makes, Rubber Overcoats, Rubber Boots (Warranted), Buffalo Robes, Lap Robes, an endless variety of GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. Notions, Hats and Caps, Furs, Blankets, Sachels, Curtain Laces, Trimmings, Edgings in piece and bunch, Groceries as - 8TAXIONS. S low as the lowest, Sugar from 9c. to 12c. 11.JO am Eaton Rapid.,' 1130a WESTWARD. STATIONS. Detroit............... Lv Jackson,-----Rives Junction,— 12X4 1:1* Krlon Rapids....... Chariot ta....— VermontTills __ Nashville________ Hasting*............. ... M'ddleville,...... — Hammond-.——... Grand Rapids,---Throoah Coaches and Sleeping Cnra to Grand Rapid. and Detroit. All train. , K. C. BROWK, F T. BOISE, IM Worth of Goods! DRUGGIST, (Successor to Boise Bro*.) YOU CAN FIND AT MY STORE Medicines, Chemical*, Paints. Oii*,*Varaialies, GIVE US A CALL, and we will try and do you goodt Surgical Instruments Remodeled. Enlarged»Improved And all the leading Remedies in Patent & Propriatory Medicines School Books, Blank Books, Mlscellan’s Books. you MA.Y HURllAH FOR AINSWORTH & BROOKS IMI nto Detroit-' The Highest lartet Price Pail i or Batter, Em, Port, Beans and Potatoes Unload Wheat and Grain Ex­ peditiously ut Aoouratly. BH IfcU •M Ten Car Loads of s%ixciit>’ Stove Wood Wanted. . Y Il sin to» nd.. MlddWrllJe. Grarcoek and IT an field A LABGK UVK0F Bibles, Autograph and Photograph Albums —BUT REMEMBER THAT— A COMPLETE LIFE OT STATIONERY, Wall Paper and Bordering, —WILL SELL YOU------ [TRIMMEL FERE| \ AS FINE A LINE OF Harnesses, Bits, Whips, Robes, Blankets, Trunks, Combs, Brushes, Ac. As there is in town, and all war­ ranted to bo hs represented or money refunded. Cheap as tlie Cheapest. CAT.T, AND SEE ME PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PHltti at al. ___________ . Illuminated £ Electricity! Q V. T. BOM*. W. SMITH BELLS GENUINE MASON OPEN EVERY EVENING NO W, FRUIT CANS 1 ■ Displaying its immense stock of new goods for fall and winter, from the best manufacturers of Foreign and Domestic Woolen EITRA TOPS AND RUBBERS. Shvpi hi RMliir with th pm ' Fabrics in the world. We do not like to work in the dark; WHITE FINH. j J BdiLg j neitijej. jo we ge]i goods in the dark, but will honestly show TROlT, LAKE HERRlKb, AIMSWMWORTH A BROOKS, | the purchaser what he is buying. Our line of Pine Cloths for Suitings, Sugar, Tea Coats and Vest and Pants, is very large and complete in the assortment. A large and select stock of going bak, tins country is to big for we. The good farmer Beta a good table, and «-.t“y8 Bnd “W up on good things. When yue enm to Jollytown, dont Me to call on Charley Jones, the FALL AND WINTER OVERCOATINGS! a window of the office of the Bny City Morning New* one morning last. week. It is thought they were intended for the foreman. / • Fay<». a railroad switchman, was killed at the juoetioo at Jackson, over by tbe en- ' Geo. W. Mmk. of Benton Harbor, while CTOMdng the bridge k<tu»a the ot COFFEE. OUR MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT it» excelled bolgoxam. by none, aiming to be consistent in price and executing all or­ UKIKO BKEF ’"hkkki’IkY&aiabi ders in the highest style of art. Call and see and examine the largest assortment and best selected stock of ita. T. ------ By the pound or keg.------- FRESH MEN’S, YOUTHS AND BOYS READY-MADE CLOTHING Steketee’s PIN WORM DESTROYER. ; to be found in Michigan. New goods, latest styles and low j prices. Sizes for the largest man or smallest boy. ! GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS. New' Novelties. [SALT IJl’PLFES—Qni!.‘-, Blanket*. Wool Sock?.,Wool Mitten* ■1 Shtvta, Overalls 1 nderwrar, &c. 2RCK, Under the Tower Clock, HArn>S,MlCH. T. I ■ MEATS, AND HEAPS OF CROCKERY. �r gave a party to making THAT WILL BE SOLD CHEAP TO CLOSE OUT ! (tlh her daughter, Mr*. K4. Bu*lx-f. Our- Stock of TS’oek Wear for- Ladiea iu . Burt Holly and E. G. Htdbrook couuneuc«.l : of their dridbcmd, j <*«"** by Dan id* 1**» Sumi»y,by *priuk. tlw, nbnrrh ling, ■t-,1 aud telrtm taken Irttr. into the church tn iu fnll full rrwvcouby tbe Biction. 4, under Norm Whrelur, their tn fnmt of Muster'•'store. Burk w 01 move hto shop tberrun so the corners will .have a black­ ia* have WMUmcd full con- smith otMx* more. Uncle John ftepitens has been troubled with Hilbert tc. 8cm fur cheese that belonged to the patrons. The patron* wish that the name of out .roe night be broke the silence by saying “I have made. up my miud tn get married thi* REAL jaTATE TRANSFERS. Seth Hejmey, the York State man, found out store on Jefferson St_, and consequently last week closed out’the same and moved to Clik a- Tbe Circuit Court convened on Tuesday at A C’y being sick, there will be no criminal cases tried into term. Tbe case oi Wm. H. Hayford, Tbe Juror* drawn for this term of court are: Hiram R- Dickinson, Castleton; Samuel It McIntyre, Hastings; Edward A. Rider, Hast­ ings dty, 1st ward; Perry D. Bushy, Hsatings city, 2nd word; Baker Shriner, Hastings city, '3dw*ad; Chas. H. Hicks, Hastings, city, 4th ward; Robert T. Campbell, Hope; ^John J. Trego, Irving; Alden 8. Farnum, Johnstown; Cassius M-.Gould, Maple Grove; Henry Hewitt, Orangeville; John Dolittle, PrairievlBe; Parael Otto, Rutland; Charles Griffin, Tlromapple; Wm.- J. McArthur, Woodland; John W. Briggs, Yankee Springs; Lewis Hinchman, A*-’ syria; Henry Babcock, Baltimore; Mason Byingtef^, Barry; Charles Sbetteriy, Carlton; Wm. N. Devine, Castleton; Wm. H. Merrick, Hastings; Isaac N. Carson, Hope; J. Lamorcaux, Irving. . LaRor. “Is that so i Then I .will have to have Benncy I eatate in Barry county, from November l«t, suppose,” rcfering to the one abe was talking IbBO, to Njkember 15th, 1880. to. “That's it by gol,” says Ben. The day to Jud*ou DCGriflltb to Robert Talbot, W.; acre* ou See. 17,\Tiroruappte, umakteratiuti 1,100. expected about New Yeant Robert Talbot to J. D. Kenvoo, 40 acre*«un Sec. A number of years ago a woman came along 17, Tboniahple, <tnj*i<fcretion 1.2S0. with a child and stopped at John Chrbtler's for GckZS&S to M. J. 4 H. C. Peck. 40 acre, on Sec. JJ2, Maple Grove, ccmrideraUou 1,400. a few "daya She aaid she would like to leave the boy there for three day* until rhe could go Lewi* Durkee to An thorn Ovtroth. 40 acre* on Sec. V dt 10, Maple ’Grove, conskteraliou to Kalamaxix, and get her clothe*. She.went 700.70. ruisetl tbe boy until be was fourteen years old, when he left John's and ■ has been sky-larking around every since. A few days ago be stole some things from B. T. Kent and a complaint rant issued and tbe Sheriff came after him, but tbe boy had got word, and left fur |>art* un­ known. II. II. JOHNSTOWN ITEMS, Husking U about completed. Billie is squeezing out the cider. Mr*. Hany Paul A seriously ill. Rosa Hildon is visiting friends iu Johnstown. H. T. Merrill will return from his bunt this Caleb Bera has gone to Ohio to spend tbe winter. Hones are generally suffering with the dis­ temper. ■ VERMONTVILLE ITEMS. Eli Haugh i* fast recovering from hto severe bruise*. Frank Barber was Bi town this week. Dr. J. J. Chandler is getting hto house near­ ly completed. room in “seven counties.” Mr. Hull and wife started for their home in Ohio, Tuesday. Aug. Bcougal has got settled In his new Ironic Dave Purchts bu gone North, rumor says to and feels like a boy with a new knife. find a location to practice madicinc. John Fisher and three of hto son* »tart for Mrs. Carpenter and daughter Belle have re­ (be north wood* bunting next Monday. Sidney Fi«k did hto last Job of threshing for moved the millinery business to Bellevue. . Bettie Creek corporation is operating here with Melvifi Willison will commence* the winter Tbe Hawk office moved on Thursday to tbe new buildiitg erected by it* editor, and dubbed “Tbe Hawk’. Nest.” B. C. Hammond has returned again, and is reinstated in hto old location a* head sawyer iu Stebbins’ flouring mfll. ' Silas Loomto and wife and N. A. Yates hare returned from a season’s trip tn California. Al) are looking bale and hearty. H. J. Martin, absent ever since election, Is expected home on Friday of this week—and the opera season to Dot over cither. P. P. Bacbellcr has sold out hto interest In the livery business to Peter Garrett, who with day Nov. 22nd. Tbe hog cholera is still raging and many of tbe fanners are loosing tlieir whole drove of bogs by tbe pesky disease. Clarence Clit+ry ,uls returned from Ann Arbor with no help for his eye* and it is con­ sidered doubtful that be ever lias the pleasure of seeing daylight again. K. N. S. Daniel Hickey went to Ann Arlxir Lu-l week to consult the medical Appollo* about his health, which has been poor for ten year* or so. He returns home with renewed hope. “How deep are you F’is asked of Levi Botlomly 999 time* a day. Be is boring for water at the corner of South. Main and First streets, and passers-by are boring hbn tor Information. STATE ROAD ITEMS. Mr. W. P. Wilkinson Ims been quite sick. Clifford Baughman vtarte for Benzie Co., next Thursday. D W. Smith has finished husking com and The school at the Hosmer school bouse U the efficient district board and Mis* Mlns Mudge as teacher. Tbe reform club to going on smoothly, under the guiding had of our excellent President J. L. Gregory. One of our very best member* and' financial Sec’y., tVashington Foster was HICKORY CORNERS ITEMS. Snow is falling and the weather is cold. Wednesday evening of lost week, to wltueM the marriage of hto daughter, Nellie, with Mr. C. C. Dewey, of Richlaud. Tbe ceremony was performed by Rev. M. Bradley, ot Richland,and considering tbe beautiful liridc, tlie Im­ pressive service, the many valuable gifts, the hearty congratulations, nnd the bountiful nthat could tic desired, tui well us one long to be remembered. The h*ppy pair have gone to Utica, N. Y., cm a wedding tour. A. A. E. A Republican can be told by hl* smile. Wm. Howe is building an addition to hto Mr. J. Murray has finished aud moved into When tbe Lord made Dave He foresaw that one, TEMPERANCE CONVENTION. lied Ribbon Hall in the city of Hastings, on S mink*. caught and kuied. Tbe subject which the Writ Kalamo Reform Club debated on Friday night, was “which cam*- iljrl 6, J»bn«U>wn. coiiHldt-ratioii 350. E. F. Ono to C. M. Otto. 77 acre* on Sec. b, Woodland, coiialderaUon ‘J/MM. D. G. Cron* to Rachel Crus*. 7 acre* on Sec. 29, Oraugrvillc, < <moderation 330. Mortimer Cahill to Leroy Cahill, 120 acre* ou Sec. 9,15 A 16, Orangeville, cunoideration, THUM A IV [T IB A FACT Largest and Best Selected Stock Eugene Cook is prepared to furbish you with any style of Lcrvv Caiiill to A. C. Cahill. 120 acre* on Sec. 9. 15 <fc 16, Orangeville, cuuridcratlou 4,000. N. B. Willey to JaueU W ilh.-y, 30 acre* on Sec. '25, Irving, cmuideratiou (XkJ. John Dean ct al. to C. Belson. 30 acrea oo Sec. 15, Rutland, cotudderation 1,600. T. M. Brady to P. C. Tates pored In Nashville, consideration 2,000. Louisa M. Jordon to C. E. Roscoe, lot 3 R. B. G’g. add. Nashville, eomdderatiiHi 75. E. D. Eaton to Daniel Ickes, 160 ocrea ou Sec. 12, Baltimore, cotiaidrratlon 5,400. J. Haight to S. A. Barue*. b'I rd* ou Sec. 15, Woodland, consideration 100. K. Holden to A- D. Benett, 20 acre* oa Sec. 10, Yankee Spring*, cousidrration 3X1. , J. W. Guy to II.Guj-.40 acre* on Sec. 1, Castle­ ton, cotuidcraUoU-1,200. J. L. Wilkin* cl al. to Robt. Draper, 10 acre* on Sec. 14, Ha*ting», consideration 850. L. H Eaton to J. H. Quick, 80 acres on Sec. 14. Bany consideration. 900. School Inspector*. Hope, to Mo*c* Shulta, M acres on Sec. 2, Hope, consideration 40. (’. Furtney to J. L. Winans. 40 acre* on Sec- 5, Carlton,’ consideration 1,750. B. C- Freeman to J. D. Lewis, 80 acre* on Sec. 22. Carlton. cnn*lderation 3,3)0. Emellne Philltna to F- SpringstaUl, 5Z'4 acres on Sec. 20, Hasting*, consideration 600. Win. Townslcy to Hannon Lewis. 40 acre* on Sec. 0. Irving, consideration 1,000. _T. T. Dewev to L. lutpham, 1 1-10 acres ou Sec. 15, Maple' Grove, conslderatton 300. Kenyon Mead to Arma Mead. 40 acres on Sec. 32, Castleton, consideration f«). John Hofackcr trf T^Caaady, !9‘; acre* on Sec. 11, -tenia, consideration BOO• Emma M. Gddtag to F. M. Roberts, Lot 991. Hasting*, couakTeraUon 400. ' Ja*»b Miller to C. L. Collier, 5 acre* on Sec. 12, Maple Grove, consideration 275. Charles Hyde to Levi Hotchkia*, 80 acres on V pal» yw* or mor Sec. 21, Castleton, consideration 1.87S. Jury triMM* may laflicl. । EaB. Austin to Jesse Austin, 40 acre-* ou Sec. Sb, Assyria, cocsiucrat ion 500. 1. N. Keeler to T. A. Davis, 40 acre* on Sec. 31, Thornapple, com.lderatlon 550. Lewis Benson et al. to Allen Bcnsou, 140 acre* on Sec. 1, Prairieville, cmisldcratkm 5,000. You may want. favor of the negative. FURNITURE IK BARRY COUNTY My stock of CUTTERS this season is large, and embraces some fine Easy Chairs,, Patent Rockers, Bureaus. !-4(ltryV It F2-I3OXICM, Camp Chairs, &c. Which will be sold at veiy low figures. I want every one in Barry and Eaton counties who thinks of buying a Common CUTTER, to call at my shop and l-'iiruiture Of every drecriptlon 17362771 We guarantee Prices that Can’t * Undersold —And Get Prices.------- " EUGENE TOOK riiauking our numerous (Mitruna of the nail aea•on, we ahatl endeavor W fair draling and roa*onable price* to doable tbetr number during the year U> ronic. CAJLsIi AJVD GET PKICEH. Kelloee Demars, A Co.^ Merchants, Manniactnrers, Muraerymon, Florists, ‘\jk7KA. J Stationers and Business People «»»r) where *,« deiiebted w.:!.. i-vl rignlfirant Le may eon* i trifling allmmt; and POINTING LOCAL matters. Hall's It mutter* nut the age of sufferer* from colds cough*, or croup. “Dr. Seller*- Cough Bvrup" is good for all alike. Price 25 cents. Notiee. I hereby give notice that all animals found riming ut large in the village of Nashville, will be imponuded accord­ ing to Ordinance No. 30, from and alter this date, Nov. 10th. 1380. 8-» Wm. L. Park er. Marshal. from the d*accr* of strangul proof* from <fi»tlngnt*b»d pr t3T Those suffering with Sciatica ai>d other severe Nervous affections should be sure to consult Dr. Peterman at As­ syria Center, Nov. 34th, and at Wolcott house, Nashville, ou Nov. 35th. . tiPTLBE give* ths n>o*i reliable mrrcbanl* of I to »uece»»ful practice DR. J. A. SHERMAN, 251 Broadway,cor. Murray 8t.,N.Y.,and 53 Milk St ,Boat? rr Beware of onrtaln confidence men and impostora-wbo represent tb*m*cirft a* Pr tPwrmsn. Q A- NICHOLS, the Boot be. Shoe Man of Nashville. “SOUTH and WEST, ’ By ALFRED AVERY & CO. o s “SOUTH* WEST,’ =J 5 Oyatera ! Oysters 11 Trade -with Him and Save Money TELLS HOW'Th' Make Money I U J-JENRY ROE, PgopgiKTOK ------ OLD RELIABLE------ MEAT MARKET. Fresh and Salt Meals, SMiei Hau ail Staslta, GTBuy your School Books of F. T. Boise. A complete line. IN THKI SKASOX, Lardt by the lb. or barrel, EF*Will par the highest market price in cmaLi fornnaalted butter Farm­ ers bring inyour butter and nave the EF* Dr. iVtertDart will Imt nt As­ syria Center on Nov. 24th, uud nt Wo1ontt- Hon**, Nashville, Nov. 23th, to ex­ amine and pnwcrilie for L1mmo aufFenug with Nervous aud Chronic dincayea. J' 8<.1- * I- i ert torr. Send for rample cop e*of “SOUTH and WEST.** which i» a ffrwt-da-w axricnltnnU and family paper. piibil*lM->l M*adI monthly at Uro low pore of 50 Cent* a 1 bak. PohU« Polities are entirely ignored. General new*, valuable infortnaUoa, and interrexing reading matter are furntolrod. Tbe beat of corre*|>oiidt-:>u co -tribute Try the new celebrated Geo. Wash­ ington brand, by the can or quart. Sold by C. N. Dunham. XotAee. All persona are hereby notified to comply witla Ordinance No. 21 in re­ gard to keeping side-walks clear of Snow. Wm. L. Parker, ________ _ __________ MarAlial. Press It to lllentraUd with pbotograpble Ukentare* of extremely bad care* tetare aud after cure, and mailed to those who send ten cent*. . tyBuy your Dry Goods, Booto Shoes, Hate. Cairn, Groceries, Provisions, Crockery, Notions, etc,, of E. Reese, who always sells ot tho lowest prices. ty For Jewelry and Watches go to F. T. Boise. . Our Undertaking Departmn’t RUPTURE Peace in the family 1* assured If Catarrh Cure i* uiwxl tlicreiu. _ Extension Tables, And a very nice lot of rp* Dr. H. A. Peterman of Marshall, will bo at tlie post office in Assyria Jim Brooks I* dlgtng end .preparing a cellar Center every other Wednesday after­ to move hto domicil upon. noon, and at the Wolcott house, Nash­ ville every oilier Thursday, Nov. 24th nnd 35th’ The Dr. treats Nervous. Ing quite a thriving buxine**. Diseases with constant success. Those snfferiug with incipient Insanity, th* Republican ticket. It’s a boy. Nervous Prostration, Spinal Disease, Mr. Dick Abbie and family fron^Causa* are Sciatica and other lorms of Neuralgia visiting fricsid* and relative* tn tills vicinity. will consult their own best interest oy Frank Kauada ha* returned from the north consulting him. 7-10 Plluy McOmber has just returned from a visit among friends and relatives hi York State. Mr. I.. Andrews and eoupany, tbe hunter* Chain WE HAVE AN ELEGANT DISPLAY IN Our stock of DRESS GOODS was never more complete than now. We call special attention to our Camdte’ Hair and Cashmeres. This week we show extra bargains in LADIES’ AND GENTS' UNDERWEAR. We pay more money for a 50c vest and pants than any other house in town. Therefore we show you the best 50c. garment in Barry county. We are receiving a large line of WINTER CAPS for Men and Children in Cloth and Fur. We also have a fine stocK of WOLF ROBES. £3f" Our Grocery Department is Complete. We quote good brown Sugar at 8c. light at 9c. If you want si± and twelve months’ prices (or pay yrhen you can), 'don’t call on me—I* don’t make them. But if you want good goods at the very lowest cash prices, call and see me and I will do you good. it, oocc n»i ing colts for C. C. Bush. • Dr. Grimes, of Coldwater, gave two lectures in the Baptist Church last Sabbath, on “The Natural Spiritual Bodies. Also Mr. D. L. Huff, of Bay City, a Temperance lecture on Monday eve. He also left an appointment for Rev. Bush on Saturday eve. . Mr. Ed. Moth and Mtos Nettie Hovey, of Ce­ resco, were united tn wedlock qn Sabbath eve. last, by Rev. J. W. Parkhurst, at the residence of C. C. Bush. The interest of the occasion was deepened by the excellent music, from re­ ligion* production*, furnished by Mr. Manly, ' with W. C. Bush ut tbe organ. A very pleasant company numbering 40, gatb- COUNTY UNE ITEMS. like the action Uncle Dave Smith took in tbe IS COMPLETE Potter Bru*, are *tlll bleeding the Woodland disgrace to the town nnd a sell on tlie milk maid*. Mr. asd Mra. P. W. NUkani will 1* celeliratod ttouth Jeffrrxm ft. Tbe Baptist Society will give an oyster sup- Willte Steven* iia* hren. visiting hl- father, and returned to Hastings la-. Tuesday. He goes to Grand Rapid* next Monday to nil tbe FOR SALE BY F. T. BOISE. �SATUBDAY, WEEKLY IEWI r.. G«L With the present tuffitary ivtafcms of tbs Mtromnsiit thtrty-ava f unhapj»y victims of the . -iimbk- death in the flam**. Others were l. This tmshri*. agwnrt MMMM tauheta in IHifa. Ohkoctamw . Tbe with the When Darnel Burr, s watchman fan a Ocretaud roUuig-mill, laft lioma for wore, t£e other night, hia wife and three children were well, aud LU fi-year-old daughter followed him to the gate to lm.» hini5. When iw Mumrel tbe J house waa locked, and tog through a window, ho I tlie whole family lying A DvHiaM dispatch of the 16th says : W3.251 tfepnmrt that fonnaUy “Boj of tbe poor, derramted lunatics retired list.., .Gva. tand agenta, ami boriiocxl FireoverXAMCU_ sunermgn in uu* James MaUoy, a tenant-fanuer, was Prrei- frightful condition can bettor be imagined denL Tbe following rwoletion na adopted ; ■ “That we pledge ouraolvM to 'Boycott' these - eontmnilate aud shall thlrtis-n men, md all who act like them, end Tita. Tbe poor d will endeavor to follow ti>c example set to the rest of Ireland by the bravo men of ItaUinrobe.” Washington advice* are to tho effect ,A dispatch fror; BaUinrobe says: ' The general lx* x>-n io all directions flying iu wild fricin that Gen. BcbofieWi, report upon tho Whittaker opinion is that it will +e absolutely n«c<*sary from tbowe wtm attempted to uro them. The for Boycott to leave the country, as be will h-irn air waa tall *— -— and bidding fccL in, altera and dark Wmui Spain is about io proclaim the Jushob CLIfford, of tie Supreme Madrid have seized a revolutionary printing taUiabnx-nt and arrested Gen. Ripoil. Vi-t ' * t.arik.tpaL- ..V..—a ---- speech partly and can ar I arisen. Half tlie town has boon destroyed, ha* faaraly rallied from and tlie anffcren have taken to sheds.... Uon. There are three other Imildinga Mtiiatexl M-ioua' A neighbor's daughter visiting waa ab doubtful if ho will over re Tlie. lodu-s of 2,000 v.ctuns of the nxent , io the town which are nsed, bat thev are al­ so insepsible, and a woman friend of the family Thb Treasury pej it luw in- Kurdish massacre be uubuned in the vicimty ready crowded to tbar fall cajaety. Thu of So Uj Botak. stracted the As-istabl Tn asylum at BocbcMer is full, and will doubtless Ed^tu DMorgan heads tlie list Thb Basu ton have achieved another be unable to provide accomroodation* for any with £6,000, couditkmal that £230,000 athers wiM probably die..-..Jay Gould ha- pur­ to reject all offere to/scll tho 6 per coots, falling victory over tlx* colonial troopa in South Africa is subscribed ts-fure Jan. 1. John H. Htarui chased tbe Denver and South Park railroad, • liiuft 108*£ as ... .The Roman Chamber of Dcputica haa re­ places his nemo down for «,«»• Oth« paring tberrfor about £2,500,000, hoping to refused to pay'thol W Sid the tlameti were slowly progressing the dictate term* to tbe Denver and Bio Grande i thu Krall limit wtiteh which tW tWd wouldoffer.... fused to accept thd resignation of Garibaldi and Matron of the Female De;i*rimctit made all line. The value of the gol . own and bullion tn thiw low son. and ha* granted tiiorn there months' haste to gut tbe inmates out, and many of | country in rrftmated k *454,012,030; of Hirer •leave of abaeiwe... .Thu horrora of tbe Chiltan- them ran shrieking m their night clothes in the •too..... ^W,27I,W. *l'wi> burglars en^onyl tho bouse of Thomae Peruvian war have been added to by a baud of snow drifiA even Lurving tbcmsclvee in the Two XKono laborers were killed and CBriMi; a Syractw mtrehanL Mid with a car[ CbiDMe sociUDdreta, who follow the Chilian snow, aud bad to lx- dragged into the f>siru.--------- .—— -,------------ „--------------------- , — . . . army ami eomph-te the work of plunder, and aud sheds, while thocc Dear by wrapped near Orange Court Hon*c, Va.... A dispstcb Bradwtrebt’s revised eatimnteH of the rapino. and murder of the Oiultan force.... blanketa and shawls around them. Infrom Cbaritoton. H. C., says that thirty-nine I wbt,at crol, of 1(w0 (bow a UMal of 4^^., lite British Cabinet te ooraddering two ptaus tenso suffering could rot be avoided, as warranto of anwrt for offMtam undue th- etao- "j 7*. 1 for inwtt->n. One tli'-y had to be taken about fifteen or twentv surplus for export bang placed at j ia. artatrati a bet.ren landlord and lessee ; tbe rods through the snow to the man st shelter, Massac Huxam, according to the Goo taws have already bean iw.ued bv tfae Utated State* official* in that city. A number 1190,734,000 bushels....A terrible explosion oc- ' other, to aid the tenant to purchase by state which was ou the hiilimmediatelyin rear of the official census report, haa a populate of of arrewta have atoo bt-en made in Richlaixl and j enrred oh tbe FJth inrt. in tou Ford eoabpiL | loans.A London dispatch or the 16th saw Uie south wing. Yet when one tarns to Die mam other countire... .IJbbv prison, the famohs I *t Hteltarton, Ji. H. • The men <m thu north | County Cork Land Iieagno tirgi* tenant fann- apartments his blood runs cold as be. reaiirer potaon- *" all -------game covers. Reinforcements 66,0+4, Tim ntxaler of isrsatu <rf foreign mditary boatite of tbe Hcutln-rn Coufodtracy,'! "»de calmly conttntted their talors and era to ♦“— •­ what wss the doom of more than one poor de­ Urtb ia44J.il*. aud th.-rn are 13,004 colored fat in Mtehmonrt, Richmond, Ya., has _tarn sold M auction to 1 were greatly surprised al dinner tune of 1«X) men. have loon forwarded to BoycTtl'* mented man last night. Those crowded into _______ _____________________ . _ to learn, wha* bad happened. Those on the bon*.-, and tnxipa liave o>.mpl<*d Hcadfurt, tlie long corri-kini of the south wing stood persona....WiHiam V. Grover, a 50-yvar-old Jumts F. „ Gray, .for -------£6,745. • four miles dietanL An extra regiment of cav­ around moshing and shivering like poor dumb unsband of Red Bank, N. J., Iwu; shot aud kPled The National Cotton Exchange fe­ alry will be retained m Ireland dur­ brutcA Tlie actual number burned can not i« ing the winter month*.... An attempt Kenward , I’m nr has l>een held for by French Jrenits to find an a*vyear's crop ha« been shipped from Southern trial at Now York on-charger* criminal libel, porta, or by rail to Northern inannfsctnriug Itimin Portugal la nirt by au order for tho tbe tn’wwo excitement that pruvaUcd through­ |x«iata. This is an incroasn over thu dupmeuts oouut of af terdamp. Six sufL rere were taken strict enforcement of the deervu of 1834 abol­ put the whole premisea. Several tiodiiw were at Uris time last year of 167,781 bales... .Dr. out in a dying condition, and tlie names of ishing religions orders. French monks who taken out of rome of the reioms and hslta, landed at Aicaute and B>reel'.ma, Spain, -were ami several pivaona were gotten oat into tbe thought Hart, tho pritHisber of tho Truth, dis­ John T. Porter, Amtatant Surgeon in tlie Uni­ thirty-two were recorded as mtedug. played iKnonabki caution before publishing ted States army, teli-grajih* from Key West Under the authority of tho oonvixm- . compellei by the popohiee to n-embark.... hal'a, when they would seem determined to nthe Morey letter, but the eonreo of Hon. that there hare been ten casca of yollow fever tian of riautzebary, a commission of English and ] The I’n-nch Jourmd* ■ are being sharply disci­ tarc to the Hru, like a horse that u being led plined und< r the republic. Tbe manager of a from (he flunes. One rooor occupied by two at that poinL of which two were fatal Thb ^Agricultural Bureau reports the American scholars Las cumpteted a revision of Toulouse newspaper has . l-een condrmncd to was bruKcn open, and while one waa dragged altogether a forgery. Mr. Hewitt, smarting tlie New TewtamenL sitting forty-seven days. pay 12.MX) francs to the MintabT of the Inte­ out tbe other was dctenwiMsl to remain tn hi. mulor the ruflocUuiM of Judge Davis, retort* ootton-crop pnxjwct in Morth and South Caro­ ... .Gen. Ord, oomuumdiug the Departnii-ut of rior, and 6,(»00 francs to the local Prefect of Po- wann bed. and, when dragged oat. instated that tlie Ictur-^ras {MiUiabed before hr had lina and Florida as frotnising an increase of Texas, raixirta that nine men were killed and lirt', as damages for libeling those officials.... ou waiting to be dressea. An < Id man ever swn Mr. Hart or the original, of which two nu n wuttndtd and one captured by th-.- The scnlling match on the river Thames for iTought here from Minneapolis, by the tuune the championidiip of the world, between H» nbams and in the Lower Mississippi valley thu Indians since tlie 1st of October, 1879. ’ Tbe hn, of Osmiita, and Trickrtt, of AortnUa, of Adams, was taken out dead. Thu engine t.-b-grapbid for from 8t. I’aul did nut amvv heavy rains have damaged tho growing crop, General complain* of a large number of dewr- rwutted in --an easv victorv for the .Canadian. in VIU1V - --. .... .U; good." There wtru atom time u' to U'.I do.any a Judge bo i.hould cease to be partisan. 1__ >---- . __ _______ J___ and a decrease in the yield as compare-l with tion* from the rank*. He recommends tiiat a I He— tix»k the lead at tbe-outseL-and maintained I 600 patients in all at the asylum. The prioritarge foree be maintained ou tholifo Grande to | Young Willie Sprague, won of ex-Son- j it throughout, several Itmew *toppii>gand lying I pal eau* of delay in getting a stream *>f watci preserve order iu that turbalcuL robber-infeat-1 I down in the boat to allow Trickett to come ap. 1 on the fire from tlie hospital hose waa the al­ ator Sgraguo, who waa arrested for shooting at pect of an increase of from 18 to 20 per cenL in tbe yield over that of last year. ... .The Czar has commuted to Hfc imprison- mart utter useloMDMa of the hire.-, from the Roic-rt Thompson, hia mother's trustee, low A dispatch of th§ 16th inst;, fn»m St. meat theaexteuora of death pronounced agauwt ’• I.U* Ths Lipau Indians, who have lately fset lirat that tk it had not tm-.* ixva u* in u»o for KI .0 long that neo ***** ttw tut *v*Uf. '‘T* Miai been discharged from custody, it haring b.-.n “it---------•- •-to --------• •----• •cud ----------—a.with oth- hoi John, N. Ik, says that “ tremendou* tires con- three Nihihat.*. required bo wet from to end proved that Uio shot «u fired at a bud instead been pillaging l»oth aides of the Rio Grande m ** A Londox dispatch says tlmt Glad­ water i>ourcd on jsutaido of the how. Meantmne to rage in tho Htoltarton mine, bat, with of at Thompson. ...After a exmkert of ninety Texas and Mexico, have taxm badly punished lime *'■tho — itamea ----------»pr«uul J -----very ■ rabidly rapidly | tho aid of steam pitm|w and fit© ooguire, tbe etone and Earl Cowper, the Lord IJcntonant of minutes. In Pittsburgh, John McMahon, of by a liand of Muxicau volunteers. ’ from Lhe baaement, filing the halls Vcnboni, defeated W. J, Farrril, of California, A 8FBCUL train carrying four com- . pit is being ra[sd*y fltXMicd. and tae damnation Iretaisl, receive threatening letters daily. Mr. with mAikc __________ andn making it tnipooabk , for the ohampioa wrestler's twit... .P. K. Bsrliamca of the Sixteenth infantry struck a broken i ^rtre"ttMi"fiijmra'an» betag «nbJlwd”" Tbere*r£ Foraler aays that laud legislation is imperative to do anything at waving tbu inmate* of the If the English pi**!*011 *u Ireland u to I* north wing except by putting np hddvru end rad. near Corsicana, Texas, ditching four I main* little, if any. prospect of tta- recovery of niaiutainok John Bright said, in a speech at prying off the fire-scrienw from window*, the ra«h-. T-ratyUr.. men -ra U» Lo.«e. ot tbe viata. « Bxm ngham, that the situation in Ireland ia riwut-rw taking inmate-< out and actually bring­ la a church at East Cambridge, Mom, several acriondy... .Three children died ac j Tub wheat yield for tho past season, due tv the Itudlords' oppres-dou and absentee­ ing them down in their anna, without c'-uthiug and the difficulty of tenant* abtaining in many caww, while at other windows then as nhftwn by tho Agricultural Bureau report. ism, •">-> land pcrscMsaUy. Hs attributed ths prc»- I were three or four begging to Le waved from sprinkhd with Paris green. exuibitaan lucres^ of about 31,000.000 busbeta ent disturbed state °f affairs also to tc |J death while the ttami■« were leaping from tlw tho rejection of the Cumpenaation— adjoining wimluww at them. renewed solely through prayer. for-dirturliatjee tall in the House of Lords. * In Hr. Perea, Minn., Nov. 18. A train on the Lehigh Valley rood Orirona, Chicago aud HL Louis railroad, nt tho tbe tuturo force could effect nothing. Mr. Omar 1). Conorh rinnouncea hinuifilf A rigid investigation of whatever records of former city, tlie lose being £3'y4M. Aikiu A Bright said he was in favor of a plan which jumped tho track imor Pittston, Pa By the candidate for tho Michigan Senalnrahip, and McLaren’e knitting-mill, at Wot Hand Lake. should give the tenants security in the posses­ the iiutitution were not dertroyed by tbe tire, and a pcrwonal identification of tlioae patients upsetting of a stove in tbe foremost car, in out sion of tnrir farms and protection against con­ who Lave boon secured, show that at least John J. Bagley as in the Iteld'... .The Atchison S35.0C0. Tha, WfaAmr Hotel, at Denver, was stant increase of net.... .A Brureela ui-patch thirty patient* are miming. All these are not damaged •10.IXX) by water thruwn by firemen. •xvh that 8.001 rifire have been shipped from believed lo have penahed. aa only eight dead -. — —j, i-uiiM-xi. n msACUMin waa Champion haa official returns from all tbe John Knight’s tannery, at Manchester. Mim., various Italian porta to lcel«ml... .Two <*niodie* have Loen recovered thus far. Many of kilk-i instantly, the fireman waa fatally injured, counties tn Kansas except twelve oa Um- re­ 1.as boon burned ; loss,'850,000. demned Nihilists were hanged at HL Peters­ t he miaaing one* may be wandering around tbe aud tbe eugimor and a second brakeman were mote frontier. The • vote foots'np: Garfield. Buenxd: ^The town of Manimotli burg on the ISlh iiwL They met their fate country or hiding in tlie woodi. It fa feared 115,526; Htumock. 56.917; Weaver. 18,330; without flinching. that some have been frosen to death. Gartoldta plurahty, 58»6j‘J. This will bo m- Qty, Cat; the HL Nicholas Hotel,at Paris, Hl.; Capt. Youso, of the ill-fated steamer creased to al>out 62.0U6. Cable dupatchm state that Joint Tue total vote a number uf buildings, including buaincM Narraganwtt, baa been held to bail by the of the Htate will l« about 900,000—an increase Bright's forecast of the Govcrr.ment's\ action No More Cannibalism. b'oeka. reaiduncca and almpv. at Goshen, Ind., United State* Comtntuiouur ut Norwich, Ct. to of 63,(00 since 1878... .Gartieid'a majority loss £30,000; IftObomU s tn Newport, Ark., in­ on the Irish tand que-tion has created s great j D. W. De Volaux, the nowly appointed over Hancock in Michigan is 53,504. sensation ta Eugtand, as well aw iu Ireland. It I Governor of the Cannibal IsLutils aavs At a meeting ot the Democratic Na­ cluding ehnn-hes. botols and the homes ►« ms to ta sroepted *. an retabh-hud fact now I in an interview recent!v published: misconduct, causing the collision with the ’ of 200 famUica, Io« mute than £200,000.... StoningtonA notable weddiug in official tional Cotnmitteo m Now York, tart week, an Au appeal on Ixihalf of tbe widows and or­ that no coercive meaanre* will bo taken, but “ftaHnibaltayn <■ * +l,;nn "“ “ * thi°« <rf U,° P“VL circles occurred at Harrisburg. Pa Senator phans. made such by tho HtaUarioti mine ex- that . verythfag will b. done that fa reaaonaUo I K. in the direction of reform aud pacification. , 0 ® or ® of it ut ever seen or will be Don Cameron's laughter and the sou of Justice Bradley, of the Supreme Court of the United any action in reference to tlia Morey tetter, or Gladstone i« fully determined to correct the ! heard of again. The natives have Stales, were the bnde aud groom.... .The New even row it until ita publiaatiou. A rcwohition Canada. Thr» appeal s>-t» fo-th that fifty men evils of the Irish landlords, and sink os, wwim I Ixjcomc Christians through the agency of York Grand Jury has found an indictment wh* jraiwd. rwcommexidfug tiiat in tho State* and hoys were killed, aud that thirty-three *ith ta. measure* when they corn.- before Par-1 the Wewteyan Churchwi and of Roman against Ksnward Philp for hbel against Gen. where etectiou -Traudw have been perpetrated wives have been widoaed aud 110 children ur- liameuL Hewconflihintthe-oountry will uttvtam - rjnthoi;,. rniasinnsriM T-> *1. him... .Tta owner of an extenriv. rotate iu the m“wo®ane*- , 10 *876, “><**• the Democratic oommitt.fnvertigwte with a view to expouire and- punlwhiueut, but declar­ county of Cork is said to hare been wboL Tta“f0?0 cannibals who The Congress of Santo Domingo has, Marquis of Sligo has boxed his vBnabk-a. and j resided in tho mountainous interior of ing Uiat the National (orniuitteu cannot +*• hia re-iduncu residence until thu agitaagite- jI the ViLi Lovu. They committed serious Burglars visited tho pa,toilice nt Ap- charged with reu]Kmaib<lity as to the duties of by legislative ensctmenL settled that it is the will make Loudon his courtn or.Congrciui. i ______ ____ _ _________ ; _____ earthly remains of________ Chn«toph<v Colambm____ thkt mirage, upon the cowl u.tir«, but p<eton, Wfa., and cut open 300 tetters... .Gov. Official returns from the ninety-nine tn Hm cathedral three year* ago. S rSST’rtU ^Um^lJtho7.«.raMu«l l.JUw<lU.er . . _ [ were rrrrz found ± ego. Smith, of Wisconsin, has appointed tho Hon. mntiiM in lows low* adimr Provi-ion is wccoraingiy wccordinxlv made lor ior me the efte tree ion Ion from tbs Cabinet if coercion be used in In- natn ea nnd to-dny all of them ore m coantire show th» the following r»*nltresult: V.w For ! rron-ton accordingly maac ertc : of a auitablc monumi nt. toward which Banta GuMd, 1B.WI; for H.uoxi. IttsaS; lor ............... ‘ -------- ‘ " Ixtxi, aud tbe Duke of Argyle and tbe Manpns peaceable and as loyal as one could wish t Domingo give* <10,000 and inrttes al! othm Weaver, 33.596; scattering, 470. The tetel vote American goverumeuts to contri-mte.... of Hartington if a weak course bo taken.... them to be. The ex-King, Cnkoban re.reb, wnU.r, in »roowsh adare««xl Tin* Ameti *an Humane Rocieiv, at its srowion Now Mexico, waa compolled to disarm a of 1876... .The oflirid vote of l*uun*ylvat.ta at Pbitadripiifa, last week, appoint cd a oomrnit- months' imprisonment and fined 2.000 fmocs j gives Garfield a plurality of 37,276 aud’ a ma­ to*- to urge utxtu Congress tlie jiasaage of a ion the natjve natives had never never been liecu so so President n„ tthat “?t the « had I*re«ldcnt Grevy. Another, for *° tivub'.iwomu gambler, named Gordon. In the jority of 14.625. The total vote is 874,783, more efficient law to prevent cruelty to animals. for insulting -------t., crimes, 1.------ '___ t , fifteen ---- we" °“ ns they now ore under British defending Communist received against 756,Win 1876. Following i» thu vwo . . .Tho schooner Ab.-a* am Lincoln ha* been nioDthsTT. .TIh- 'lurx* are fortifying tlie Thes­ protection. Two of faidj gona are snbfor Pr-iadcnt; Garfield. 444,701; Hancock. +07,­ lort off the court at Liberia, thirty pcrsiiu* salian frontier, and have issued a*call tar 40,000 Govenmre of different Provinc.*3, and ex­ .into his body, and walked away ud- 428; Weaver, 20,668;Dow, 1,989; Phelps, 44.... finding grave* in the sea. rucroita to strengthen the garrisona iu the forts ercise great influence over tlie chiefs and tDoteated....Three murderura and a horse­ Tbe official vote of Alabama, with fimr coan| natives, as did the ex-King. thief escaped from the Ij-» Vegas (Col) jail A remarkably disorderly and disA posse jnir-ued aud overtook them. field, 55,794; Weaver, 4.55L The connties to Tbe jail-birita ahowed fighL and two of the bear from will add about 2.0U) to Hancock's DoDiestleated Animals. Orthographical. murdureni, Allen and Dxvkbou. were kill>-d. majorityOfficial vote of Maryland fur her day. It grew Wamixotox, Nov. 17. “Mr. Thompson presents hia compliPrreidratial electors : Hancock, 93,706; Gar­ Chamber of Dej - ---- --------- - —------------------- -- refusal to leavo field. 78,5:5. . Thu Agricultural Department has prepared a meuta to Mr. Simpson, and begs to rethe Chambers when ord-red by Gambi-ttA Hr Latement giving entau the tiw. number nmniww of ot domesticated domcwticntod ' <<llue uettt *’^' tiiat he will keep his Uxb piggs from Gov. Foster says that he is n candi­ Itad been exclndod from the Chaml-cre. but statement —^passing on his hia grounds." gruuiulb." date for tbe Ohio Senatonmip, and tiiat be will snuaked back in dofiauo. o( that lorty. A file animals tn the United Statu, aud Karope. By <1 *trespassing Bknj. H. Skinner, an old aud popular tho “ his compliio table it fa ia shown that there are in Europe I ’* Mr' Simpson Bunpoon presents hia 1. «ee o< .Md> Greet Britdn “raU ,*°.’f'r “<1 (W fa Msww 2.101.0001 Rnaata. 16.160 000; A Mtna, BUKgc«t that in future he will not spell L367.0S3; Hungary, 1,158.819; PruMfa, 2,27b,- pig» with two peca." staff on the Court House, four eltctrie lights of U>1tu-P-d tbe troops, and refuted _________ 724; France, 2,742.708; other countnra, low “Mr. Thompson’s respects to Mr. 3,000 candlo-jiower. uadi of win -h i» guaranteed Alex. H. Stxthekhon declares tliut tin. d'Arson's expulsion.^ At tart CoL 1 of the sotatora, c-vu^hf the bnUirOM 1^^700? eJkOtSterodJn bUt « “ “! fed obliged if he will to illnutiuate s mile in diameter... .Toe lines of cotton Stateswill I« content with *ny government mnnder "* ’ * U '** ............................ .... e-M *M th. letter S to the hurl" word in the tix* Chicago and Northwestern railroad last year Dcputv round the body, a s-jldicr took Imld ot earned a zm* income of £9,405,400. Fire paa- tbe North sees fit to give th'-m, if not oppress*. his bead; two more oanght* him by tin. brels. havintr 3.319,846 ; Italy, 718.222; France, I noU? just received, so aa to represent Mr. aenceni w.-ro killed and flv.< were injured, ac­ and h- was carried ki king and utrnggltng oat 9+3 ; Portugal. LM.6W ; other countries tero Simpson and lady.” cording te the ndmbsfioa of tlie immagera of Tbe than 100,000 each. Too United Htates La. but •‘Mr. Simpson returns Mr Thomtv­ Thb proposition ot a New York paper A tblboram from St Peter, Minn., have no h stile fu>bi souri : Haucock, 2t *• ing it is thought that Iroui 15u to 200 of tbe in- Shting Buw., -who aume time ngo erinced a dUpofetton to surrender, now bids Gtsu. Mdcs to sthek them, threatening hnn with .Caster's fatetf he does.. ..The people o BL ImqIh were greatly dt-wi^xiiuted at the nksuit of the <«nstu takx'nuf that city in Jut*, ta-t, and st their argent n <p«wt a new enuineratiou was irlertd byHecruts.y Hctrarx The xnmlt ta tin' credilttigof the ettv jrUn a putmtatmn of 340.362, <5c slxmi 6,000 in etc mm of the Junesnsrai • Pepe that hta ’ ■ .Official vote or M?.- , TnB fxprettaffii sympathy for the HB.5HT: ' Irish Land Lcjgim, Lot is strongly opiioeod to I notonous Australian liighwaymxn, uaa been ii... (ir-r- l.- te tfa.OOT enlisted men, and with Gen. Sheridan in saying that the pnaicn4. Western Bt*t« aud Territories. particularly tbe completion of tlie Pacific roads, many uf skiug the nttanud frotitsur. sod at |x>iuU whererailroaffs tntenert, ao that they eoukl be moved to ttireap-uod pouita at tbe shorted- notire. He rtedrumeuds Uie alundmim-Ht ot smsll ac««*rt forts, and the entablMUment of strong eamMMiM at DiJilarid, Boston. Nowport, New tlx.1 Whittaker case fully vusta .tod the autborOVABTXKMwnint gen. Xmas' uziokt. Quartern:irter Gen. Mtagu, in hia annual ropzt. given the total comings, on account of military transportation at Um bonded Pacific railroads a*, follows : Union Pacific. £6.956,---- - —. —... , 4.IU., Ui.287,8.12 ; Skiux Qty Cid Fanatic, flit,SO. I The dvH of Uw United State* to taud-gnmt rmlroid- on account of the War DojiertmiTit la mcmu-ing. A gent-ral ord.r at thu War Depart­ ment is ixnug printed, regulatiiw the IxisUMaM of military transportati>m u»er LuJ-grant and bonded ruilr.MMls, ami the adjustment of ac­ counts then for in euuformity wuh tnc latoK kvNdaUon, decisions of courts aud optnimw of thv Dejiarunvut of Justice. The o-X <ft wagof water transportauon' £luQ,874.69. The dote doe Jturn 30, 1HMU, by railroad- whtrli at 911.72. Surgeon Gem Barnes in his airnuJ report thinks cn appro) nation of £250,Os> will be re­ quired for th*- use al the nwxltc.il department for tbe fisccl year ending June 30, IfiBi, fir the of medical and hospital supplier, for u*e ex]K9Mes cf jmrveying depots, for psy of cmiJorea, for pay of pnvato piiysiuuus a d •>f the mrdieal departmehL Gru. i nru« raruertly recommoudw an a|>proptiadini for » new fire-proof building, adoqu -to fur u--. in a medkul museum aud library. The u£ ,M|. h building hv rotimatiw et £25o,0 *0. A oalp tn Holt county, Mo., got «*ntaugled in a pile of rails, iui>1 n-mninral in that condition for a period of forty-one days, without food or water. It'came out all right, A Philadelphia gill got $1,000 as balm for a broken heart in a breach of promiae case. Sl«j naked for $25,000. “THE HAIIKETN. ~ NEW YU1UC IIIMS, CHICAGO. Baaras—.'.TwMos Or»4*d HVww. Cows and Betters Medium to Fair Hoc a. S«- Na a tyrta<. t» Ooas—XolJ ST. LOUIS. Great Britain having 6.002,100; Ireland. 4.142,41)0; Hwreb-o, 2,036.33.1; Riuafa. 22,.770,0001 Au.au, 7,425.212 ; HoneaH. 5.379.103: Itnada. R.C99 isn D.. Itate :S 2?W6 O’E?iAKfaJSti tiiMt 10M,mi0 ’each, 'llw Umted H:atc* has 33,23LC*PU. or M.443.748 less than Rtrotie. All Ecrofio posM-M- a 1N.O2G.234 dn-ep; Great Britain having 29,4bft,9lX>: IrelBij*’. 4.482.000; Um-ta, +6,432,000; Aurtna. 5.036.8W; HuoPrurota, 19.624.7M; Frwmw, 25,086.114 ; Portugal. 2.7OG.778 ; Hpaui. lXl,9lM,069; Italy, 6,984.040; Roumaata, 4,786,317; Othfr comilrier, k*w thnu 2,009,Ofa) earii. The United Ht*te- Las 38,133,0)0 or 153,9U2,436 Iro than all Europe Then, are In Europe 42,6^6,493 swine ; Great Britain having 2,519,W); Inland, 1.042.244; Ruarta, 9.80O.O00; Austria, 2,551,473;Huogary, +,+*3.279; Prarafa. 4,278.Ml , Frsnre. 5,- I lt contains being oidy equaled by ita i vulgarity." 1 T-1— — CookiUk* Cooking in in Lrrminr. Germany. i Ti,e The fundamental prinripie jtripciple of of German German ■ cooltery »* to mix together as many inposBihte7 jjy I congnwun things — ------.ui_ “’**j countrymen liave a tipecial talent, reo. ognixwl the world over, for inventing ' mixed driuka, but his eombinationn pale before those of the Gvnnana in niixe4 cooking. That compound whi"h ig »o footiMome to a German, a herring a dad, is concocted from sixteen differ­ ent artiules. A German lieeteteak is made of luuthed meats, rolled into a ball nnd ■ fried. What they etdi roest ________ _ lxjil.>d . i»eef in a__________ chunk of meat a while Fiyo continue to be most promincatly ny-n- ! Ax audacious rolAwry hm> been perUoned for tbuHjirakerehip of the matItouw. j pirated in Rao HL Viutw, Paris, bank notea of Be 1'dre, Judge Keltey. and Butterwmtli and j t^u value of ftiO.OOO francs haring been stolen rfOb-s .re h.nurm.d 1 Irau , .,.*!(,L. K.-Jli.tta ^7, , „ , . _ . ; atteai'ita agaiiM Uni hfo ut the (W have been Thb full vote of Louisiana ha^-been ! fom»4 l y die Military Omrt at SL canvxMRd. and .hows a m.ioritvf.r HjuFive of tlie convicted were mmao. tr r>«..r ii t. t «w -<« j » t4> d«rih. clirvMi to hard tabor in cock ov»t O.irticld of 3..709 ...Gomjfieto ufii--tt„. mipre for life. Three female Nihftlstoul returns from all the courrrire in MtnoMot* j were aentenred to fifteen vrara' penal «rrjmak<- Garfield's majoritv 89,*'73 ..The official tndc... .Str. Whrolcr. an Irish laud aa-nt. war count I i Rliodu I-tand giv.-. Garfield 18,195 ; *W< dead bear n ptaou called Guls, in the Haacoek, 10,77+ • Weav<-r. 236; Daw. ». ... county pi XJincriok. S” Tn ot tb. diw&T fa Mi­ ’ «!<• dM^tcd by I rol«» irel-nd. that culminated in tbe sending L by 5"T vu(iw..... I thiih»T of a d-.-tacluueut o' Oran&e voltmtacn. United Ktatew\aw 34,766,100, or 7,920,393 I<nm 1““? Henry E t^rrtan, Ltdin rublier. With tlie meats . « l.tw 1 .t.in « 4^1. . than all Europe. ' ' is always served R compote, made o* ---------- :---------stewed oratpreserved i<wed or fruit. Tho vegetaThb climbing of ML Blone by F. J. bles nro doemed ut their liest when BtetesS-nite. HD Campbell, a blind man, was a piece of they floating ---- ,, .are .. ...... nMr. is grease. Sausage, blind folly.----------------------------------------------------- however, however, is is the the great national delicacy. delicacy. cikcfiniATL 50 l,U» HfS ■ TOLElio.' :a uj-nuii r. *u> nnoUXAroua 1»S �Ald-jlwrg, the d tlie beradiU the Emperor, i and th. life of astiMT is Meritond : and in England there is one life k»t for every I 89, L19 tons nu.-M.-d to the suriwx-. j In the Bible alxmt 100 plonnta are alloaed to; Hippoaratoa . mentioned 233 ; ^•of canned peaches, and I Thr-ophnurtiw 50'J and Plinv 800. From was little peaahra well sweetenedi tiiia time there ----------»— T a’ldition until it^rox »h*n,1M:jiadt for 1 tbe Benaasaanoe. In tlie beginning of ng of Chicago Im telephones far > way dr adopting poitaui district, kiK officers ?are kept fat station. IWiable citiz-m* are furnished ... , . ftiriwHa? upon every farm. if tJ*Mt lira not llern season is favorable for very little dust and no insects are* likely to adhere to the point. - . . , prosecuted more convenient]v than ‘at sil tiw.jKXinfute ot black rwpper. rieht -cribed 6,000. Tonrnefurt, tn 1094. reany other season of tlie year. Labor can with keys to-the telephone boxes nsanmt rf salt, and ten ot isithkn-d we. Mil 10,166 spemea; but Luureu., be hired cheaply, and'thr work oattbe their residence. To prevent false alarmn rushed if desirable. Nevdr lay these thorongldy,. cook a bit to are it properly !” «be nert rewturv- working mum canaeaaoned, and pack in jars, covering vsiili b°na)y, defined only 7,^-1. 7,294. Ia the beths keys are numbered, and cannot be drains Ires, than three and a half feek j ' k withdrawn from the lock until releoHCil daep, if it can bt; helped. T hrashing must be done generally by u key carried by tlie policeman on scrape with«. MU taife, vmt to sock in minute firngj. In tiiat Ijcat When anything goes wrong when you can get the thrasher—so it xs salt and water, let stand three days, then well to apeak for it in season. The turn them inside out and soak two days apecis. at 30,000. London, in 1839, in a district, tho alarm is sent to the sooner grain is thrashed the more there longer. brown oiik,- nnd trimmed down tho front Again scrajie, rinse well ’in gave 31,731 .jareiea; in 1846 Prof. lendcentral station, and -explanations are will lx- of if. It should, however, be water, wine tie tin. B*T” "“•8W. bat in 18S3 there had inwith frogs at brown and amber poitl. given through the telephone. In ruse Ithoroughly -------------------------------------------------- ------------dry. Small farmers will im- , tr, audtt whotr and to 92,920. At present the known The train is caught back with cords, and of serious dtaturlxmce a large bell ia j P™?5J«ny feyi. aa they oome by thrrah< species arc estimated st 126,000. gold and amlx-r and old Flanders point ing by hand. . r.—lloil two onus'. Caaanxs D. MoGumr, ot Chstusonnded, and every officer od the post are the ornaments. * runs to the nearest box to receive Lx England, several legal actions have orders. . ' ■ ' . suited to eithw a moderate or severe win­ cool to new-milk warmth, then put in a tional debt at tho close of the war. He ter. If put in - rgo -hwqra, or too handful of salt and half a pound of has made the calculation that if four .. l»cen brought by parties who have lxx-n Thb Rev. J. Hyatt Smith, the newly- deep iiita, roots nd, of course, do brown sugar; beat up one pound of flour men were to sit down to pay the inter­ -obliged to stand in railway Mrs l*canm> elected Congressman from the Third uot do welt 1 with straw, and with some of the liquor, then *mix all est, and count a silver dollar a second, there Were no vacaul M-ata. Tho Judge districtiin Brooklyn, w/io defimted S. B. lightly with eari well together. Let it stand two days; and work every second of the year, they has refused in these cases to allow mere- «... , . ,, . min, and veniihi 2. A MAMmIaw I2un4.u4 then add two pounds of Ix-ided. and could not keep down the, interest on the ,, _ ___ uj. U.A Cnttoralen, unpopular Baptal preach Root-toiu am ly nonaryd dattiag-. lart haa bS.l that mote may he fad. maah«‘d potatoes, mix as before, and original debt: And if another should ait er, and is pastor of the Lee Avenue Bap­ ock quite freely/ allow it to stand another day; then strain down at 2 years of Age to count tho the plaintiffs are entitled to substantial tist Church in Brooklyn. His church ich they will Jo and put into bottles, when it is ready for prineijial at the same rule, he would be feunoges for their deprivation of the acwithdrew from the Long Island Baptist use. This yeast must be frequently over 107 years old by the time he count­ ■cummodation which the defendants had ANtociation some years ago, as a result them on the north side of some build­ stirred while making and' kept near tho ed tiie last dollar, interest on the prin­ ing. where they will not liecome sunundertaken to provide. of a controversy over his right to bap­ dried, for thus they will be.kept much fire, so Hint it .may never be quite cold. cipal having eeased from the first mo­ ". lor mm luvv win oe aepi mucu It should ferment spontaneously in the ment, The pile of tdlvcr dollare, more­ canvexta sprinkling as pan in which it is made. A report comi-H, from England that tize cunvexte by spnnkhug as well os by longer than in any other way. over, which he would make in counting immersion. Mr. Smith is 56 years old, u | Manurh axd OoMPoer.—The season ia that principal would be four feet square "Gerald Massey, the poet, has lost lite still favorabio for the growth of the com ­ has block hair, dark eyes, a brunette Brer, aud Uonrete. i Orokoti* reason and is an occupant of on insane Huntuto buU.1 thuir ut-t. high op £ 1 and if lho‘il?S X™ roureyMhi’^Si clean-shaved post' 'heap. Weeds ' and all aorta of hedge­ ' * face, * asylum.’’ Mr. Massey has just passed complexion, and a ..... i. , row rabtuh _____ j ought to bo burnt, for the Ho is affable iu manner, and is alxxut os his 52d year, and should be only in his seech are ripa, nnd we can not depend on prime. His life has been a hard strug­ good a story-teller as Mr. 8. 8. Cox. He1 their germinating in tho compost heap, nixig as these insecta are, they are no 1 ing,a ton, and each wagon and team oc­ gle with poverty, and many disappoint­ goes now and then to the theater, and isi Grussy sods, the tope of the roots which match f<r the bear. A bear di-'eovcrM a cupying thirty-five feet, the train would stretch from Chattanooga to Columbus. bo much of a mimic tiiat he has long hod| cun not be fed out, leaves, and wood or hornet's nest far out on a limb too small ments have crowded in upon him. For . swamp mould, and all such tbinga add What a noisy creature would a man be to l>ear his weight or high up on the many years he has been an ardent spir­ the reputation of having once been on' i both bulk and value to tho heap. breast of a rock. If the former, he were his voice, in proportion to his actor hioiseH. This, however, is net itualist ’. • 1 Horhks. though they may still be kept climbs the tree, breaks off tlie hmgetd weight, as loud as that of a locust! A true1 at imsture, if desirable, should hove a branch he can get, and, holding it in his locust can be heard at the distance oi Drvoncn in Scotland was several yearn Tub nulravX »ilh low ozwplion., . “•>«1 •> 1?“t during luu-d fore pawn, tii raniits the nesrt until it ono-sixtoenth of a mile. The golden . ago on almost unheard of thing. Public wren is said to weigh but half an ounce ; ..♦ . ’ , , . ‘ . storms. Do-not work thorn nt nil on the drops to the ground. Sometimes ho eoutuiu. U> .Low . .Uw.lv ot ( lt thrj h«v. cold, or th. prorrirnt sentiment would not tolerate the pres-’ danocs or otamps on the limb until the so that a middling-sized .n^n would business. The New York CoMmcrvial j influenza, absurdly called “epizooty,’’ nest is shaken off. If the neat is on a weigh down not short of 4,000 of them, •enco of a jjarty to a divorce suit, and Bulletin gives tlie gross earnings of ’ the lient cure for which is a warm, airy rock, the l»ear goes up to the top of tbe • and it must lie strange if a golden wren lawyers who were engaged in them were Ihirty-thnx. m.d. tor tho mouth ot Oe- I Portal r«t, uhliough thuy ledge alxive it. Then 1m gathers large would not out-weigh four o! our locusts. ■ostracised ns moral lepers. But modern . . , . • , a. f ought to have a good ran in the pasture stones and pieces of wcxxl and rolls Supposing, therefore, that a common lol»r, wmcTr^oot 21 I-r ; during the pwt ot ewryduy. notions prevail, and it ten’!* looked upon them down the side of the -rock until man weighs as much' as 16,000 of our lo«nL ovur »< ‘ho oonu.poud.ug I)nY.,rao._ai1OuldJl»(Awoueonlin™, one strike* the nest and sends it tum­ i cjuta, and that the note of a locust can as such an awful thing as it. used to lie. month last year, with 3,718 increased ! ditching in the swamps is in order, bling to the ground below. The hor­ be heard one-sixteenth of a mile, a man During tho last ten years there have mileage. The gain is fairly distributed I In muck swamps dig tlie main ditches nets seem to know what has cniwed of common dimensions, pretty sound in lieen 472 ihvorees granted by the Scotch throughout the list, but is the most i deeper and broader than necessary, say their ruin, and not one of tiiem deserts wind and limb, ought to be able to make oourte, and 252,830 marriages. the falleu nest, but all seem to await* the himself heard at the distance of 1,600 marked in tho SorU.wcat.wn, SL Paul, '"‘I,™ “’I™ *7‘ JtJl" „ . , _ w • . e,gbt or ten at tlie top, and throw out appearance of the bean when they at­ miles, and when he sneezed “his house th,» mm-jj Hide to jj e Rn d freeze The records of tlie Labor Bureau of Central P.uufic, Wabash, bt Louis and the muck on on one one side lie and freeze tack him at once. ** A hornet sting," ought to fall about his ears.’’ Suppos­ ing a ilea to weigh .one grain, wlilchta Custlo Garden, Now York, show tiiat Pacific, Louisville and Nashville, and until spring, while tlie tussocks aud sods says tlie old hunter, ‘‘.is equal to a'blow I more than ita actual weight, and to The following are thrown by theniM-lves, to lie burned from a sledge hammer every time, and there has been a greater demand for all Houston and Texas. one hornet’ll knock a bulk. down. But ' jump one and a half yards, a common next summer when thoruugldy dry. kinds of labor daring tho ten montlw of comparative table of gross earnings of man of 150 pounds, with jumping powers vn*. --- Should KJUOU.U any ...ay of tlie MXV their bite won’t raise a lump as big as a Nkolectkd Worx .— this year than at any other time since some of the leading lines Air October proper work. oflast buckshot on a b’ar, and the shaggy in proportion, could jump 12,800 miles, lastmonth month have Imvelieen been negnep seems o* or alxtut the distance from New York to 1868. in the spring and summer the will lie of interest: lected, such। as sowing i ' winter grain, husk- -creature -------- -r -—to -- think -------- it's a heap rCochin China. ‘ ritt may ing corn. etc., I—M perhain still be fun- Hc 11 Klantl UP on 1118 huid ie8” demand for farm hands was greatly in Central Pacific. u-uunMng may bo done at ' !Uld off with his fore paws nt thu done. Corn-husking An Elepbaat Story. excess of the supply, and all through Bvo mnv be “sown any time. Py? c~ o as lung ns ' hornets, jest ns if he was boxin’ with Tlie elephant seemed to get tired first, tho year there have been applications ‘ »n | somebody, only he’Hdtirnairefal to keep there is * prospect of a fortnight of- opci and, just aa the first ►tn’ak of dawn be­ *-, v., ci. * ■ werther. o?* “het Then hoTl laydown and for help in nearly every kind of Ameri­ D. A H. G. weather. * Wheat Wheat sown sown in^NavcnAw in Nuvemlw' gan to show itself in the sky, he turned often does well, so if tlie ground is phi- ; all over tlie nest, as if he wanted to can industry. Emigrants have been ! ixinxl your plans need not be changed, ' “J*0* *<» horneta how hp didn’t care no round and walked leisurely away. For a minute or two I heanfhim crashing scut to flux and woolen mills, to iron­ arj's&j for tlie probabilities arc in favor of good i “ore «nftlian as if they was gnats, works and mines of all kinds. crops, though late sowing has nothing to | 0“<»u I, b nr, whidi hod among tlie tiiicketa, and then all waa knocked a hornet's nest aa big aa u peck quiet again, as if he'd gone right away. M2,aul j recommendJt Vrtllarilht Mad N».'nllir "Now," thought I, “is my time to Gov. John Pot« Hxnn®wet, who u measure offn a tree, take it under her , . . . nMis j Beets and mangels are protected bv arm and walk off with it m coolly as if decamp, too,” and down the tree I said to be the original of Anthony Trol­ Kt. Lou!- A Hau riiinciMo.. 3IU,&t£t | slipped as nimbly as an acrobat But'I i ittlr their broad leaves from fro«ta which lope’s Phineas Finn, is making a vigor­ Wahaab, RU Loula A Pacific. l.fcki.M! ■ ftoou found tiiat Td been recknniug would otherwise injure them and cause Tot*! of thirty-three roeda. 13JM.3M without my my nost, host lor for 1I naa had liuru hardly ous effort to suppress slavery in Houg ' ' i them as the leaves i n to decay; hut but an tm soon m Modern Imnrovrn-enta I jwituoux wilted the growth of tho root is I m at -v >> ■ n. aj touched tho the ground when there came came a Kong. Through his exertions two Chi­ ......................... I7.oshould y«. Tori <?rapA<r gl,m like Ml/ itud bull. obuTpug A Woman With a Will. checked,-and they be harvested namen, who made efforts to sell a woman, . tame 1 tble ot duly ruk> m ordiMd ' through » m.iir g’ouu, house., and out A woman with a will can make her and pitted at once. Tlie same is true of were brought before the Chief Justice \------------i from the thicket, with his great white wav in tiie. American world. In Ulster carrota. They bear very liUle freering, line: recently and sentenced to two yeoru’ im­ county, N. Y., there ia a woman of real ; aud tlie frosting of the leaveih is tho aig- | 1 R*ilwsy ooUi»km«., tuaka leveled at me like bayonets, come i my friend, the elephant, who had been prisonment with hard labor, and two grit who inherited fourteen years ago a ' nal fat rapid gathering. Ono of the ‘ 3. Ste*xnboat oolliaidM. \ j ou the watch for me all the time I OW a - 4. Hun over in Broadway. others who were trying to Kill five laiyh large estate, consiating principally of ■ most convenient methods is to plow j Whether I should have run, or stood sul>- 1 foiooned canned proviaioM. forming property, heavily encumbered furrow close to tlie row—and run a er.b were sentenced to seven years’imprison­ with debt It was the old homestead, soil plow close on the other side. — The j 8. Blundering drug clerk*. i my ground, and how ,1 should have 7. NMpping on orange and banana peela. ment Gov. Hennessey has much to and she could not bear the idea of seeing . carrota may then be puUed unbroken, i fund in eitho^case, can never be known K Gored by a Texan ateej. j now, for just at that moment my foot contend with in hm crusade against it pass into the hands of strangers, and aud with perfect case. 9. Killed somehow on the “ L ” road*. Poottbt.—Tho poultry roar entai 10. Poisoned by unclean copper utensil* al slipped, and down I came close to the slavery, as many of the' English resi­ w»» tletennini-a tint it should not. Al- | bakem*. . tree. The next moment there was a though then only 24 years old. and with | nnta> dents are interacted in the trade, aud smash ns if two trains hud run into each no more practical knowledge of Wo than ; „,m,.thing to pick up in Ute fi.-l.h., thwart him by evuy means iu their an ordinary country hu», idle aiorarrwd । |„uHrr inereaao rupidly to weight, arid IX Slugged or aand-bogged by (treet foot- other, and I made sure that I was knocked into a hundred pieces at least, power. Up to the present, however, he tho charge oi the eatelo, detennmod to [ .honhl be loreod to long aa thr weather and tiiat it was all up with me. 14. Stet by mistake. rlearltot tfobt. Having an old m»lhor । nimain. moderate. When tho Ui-nnom. has been aggressive and successful. Ifi. Shot on porposc. I ik»ou became swore, however, that I 62 years old, a hah-sister, alao hslples. । rt,.r RM1 m(1 ln,„.r th,v „.a| 16. Jluu over by locomotive. ' was still alive and sound, while a bhrill, The widow of Gen. .Albert Sidney tnun old ago the two orphaned duldrwi sto(, gluing ,„ddenlv. and lurelfr hold 17. Fbnndervd on ateamboal. I frightened cry overhead told me plainly 1H. Burusd up ia ditto. Johnston, who fell in the battle of Shi­ ot a deceased brother, sud a brother in their own, though ouinming more twl I tiiat it was the elephant who had got the the lut stages of oonanmption to pro- OI course that would be Ute time to kill 19. - Or ia theater.loh, is now living in San Fraucisco, and j j worst of it tills time. I scrambled to 20. Siad dog. 11“»"‘"feu-rtiu,kdoublyhard. it wunM jjjp •die recently gave au interviewer the A btth. etpeneuoo Ought her that It was -n„„. wbo have warm, airr liowuss fcr . 21. Panicked to death at church or thaatar. my feet, gingerly enough, for the brute’ i 22. Htmnk by lightning. I great fore legs were stamping and pound facte relating to her husband's move­ imixawible to snp.iwt her huge fcmdy lhcir t.mltrv can protlUldi hold on to XI. 1^1 wbiaky. i iug like steam-hammers within arm’i and keep np the mUnat yumg trom them until the rearfion come, and price, 24. Falling elevatora. ments in California prior to his depart­ length of me, and there I saw asiglil the heavy mdebtednem of the estate rise; Imt there who watch tile market XI Falling buildmgH. ure for the South. Mrs. Johnston, re­ j which, scared as I was, mode me laugh irom the rewureeaot the farm, die de m„v ug, ^irmiUge ot fluctuation, re jI 20. Unknown chctmca! exploaion*. I till I could hardly stand. ■ ‘XI. Stabbed by drunken rowdy. ferring to the aimpaigu story that Gen. ciclvd U]M>n schixii teaching. She was ; they come ut anv time | M Head maahed by falling «fowcr-pota from ': I had fallt-n just in time to escajic tlie ', window ledge*. Johnston was engaged in a pint to jiro- engaged to teach in her own neighbor-1 1 blow uf the elephant’s tusks, which had I 29. CniMbed by atrMtcar. cure the secesaion of California, said:) hood ut 38 per month, aud her salary in ■ struck themselves so deep into the tree HOUSEMEEPER^ HELPS. a short time was raised to $40 per month. । M It from “’s Z a pack of lies 5° “ In-ginning to |! She has continued school toiling ever I ------------tiiat he couldn’t pull them out again; A Faithful Servant. end. She w described as " a mdcc. curecung directing me the work of her iorm, farm, and there he waa, hard and fast, like a ~ « woman WUW..U - since, wora oi-ner ,° zLn. potatoes may be freshened up by , A young Germau from Mecklenburg ship run aground. The animal’s look of of high culture,-gracious presence and ; und during the summer vacations going plunging them into cold water before was lucky enough to win $60,000 in one disgust and bewilderment at finding dignified insanert. Some twenty years I 'nto 1110 harvest field with tho farm cooking them. day nt Monaco, and nt once went to his Nsvxn wash raisins that orc to be used hotel and locked up tho amount in a hiniM-lf in such a fix wm os good us a to behold; but just then I was in I She lias earned from teaching school ----------- dialits. It will make the pud- r»h box, iutut-tHitp to loare lot hone play in sweet no 'humor uumo, w bo to stop and admire „ it, Inr for I, 58 winter, h.xn wlutea. d her hair. | off Un. Mrt ut k <M JittR-lreaer. «finrU.Mvy. ■ * th. next tnonnng without further tun.ptUm, 1h. mi($t lw-e \ Time, however, has dealt kindly with ■ homestead, fed greatly improved the ;I ’ • — In boiling dumplings of any kind, put mg Cortmte. On aw.k.-nmg the next mail he did it would be all oiw with her, and few ladies of her age can boiut projwrty. rihe Ims been an extonfe. them in the water one at a time. If they day. however, the box was gone, nnd | me of so much that is attractive and win*ha? •reraged arc pnt iu together they will mix with With it hi. old nW, whoou niOwM fi„t m.pOtu, tra. to taka to mx OI suiuuk.1 oa* » uiuncu-r auu wm furty-two bushais to the acre, each other. S’ pn. ? ;i mng in pcraun. . th,, &unty. Sime y .i •“ I0"*"; 4* 1* I thought better of it, aud decidud to «*■ Cookies.—Two cups of sugar; one of I time ago she learned that a brother-inyoung man tad to ulagraph , Elephant iaataol I ouietlr • The latest thing in dances te called 1 Uw living in Pennsytvsnis waa in ttesti- butter; two eggs; one-half cup of sweet­ war, the Jt°rtC!ra ; ^ck,H1 “d^Somled my gun (whioj milk; thne teaspoon fills of baking pow­ • “• roquet," • ” and’ ’is neither — • nor tute ciroumstonoea. 8be went to him ncr the a waltz der.’ .-iFlavor to shit the taste; mix stiff; le..rtt«l |hal O, rerxaut w,. m Hjeek- |,a lad5? ^^1 hi. nifeo, or ho d and firtind him helpless from an incura- uL, a polka, though the beat ports of both Ki., .u.aa.a -------------leul urg with U«ttaab mu« haxtng tnonpWHmbiuXu.l, wramblmg in a quick oven. ______ »a«e u ble disease, with a family dcqx-nding up­ / Tea Cake.—One cup of sugar and two : *‘tu for fear that hw master nr ,w treewin nt Ba bullet up, into into H the again,z^ sent balletinto into on him. "Ben,” she said, " what can I beaten well together, half a cup of ; would nsk it at the gaming table again, his i forehead, which did ita business, and do tor you?" "Nothing, Libbie," was r-Cgs 1.m«4aa l..lr _a cup ___ ofX __ '. • __ . : I.U It.. Itn.l L,-* lo.lw . butter, half sweet , . . -j.• had broken out, and tbe girl will cling the reply. "Yon have your hands* full | of flour, and tiirud already. We will have to go to the ! ™P" floor. and th^A o< tightly, as though frightened, if she-fin- county house, 1 suppo^i.” "Never, ***“’& P0*^■ dcrutanda the damx*, and Uw young g,,Ui us Long as I live. Cutue and enjoy ' A DKiaciotm breakfast cake msv Iw 1 in FrvpK» Afed*»a/r The Cur and Hi * Brother. 9J1O comforts of tbe old homestead with »uule by taking ta»«gh l*tetal to I hear that the Czar ia threatened with fee. I will k< ep you and your family m j nrnke, when'- risen and biked, r. enkc rw-umiiirii.ln, in - oHprf to Irendur . cod I liver cil fastelesA, to mix a table-spoon- blindness, aud it is doubted if he would long m you live.' She says she hns I about two inebaa thick; knead into ita ful of it intimately with the yelk of an obtain any relief by au ojieration. Long knows anything st all. -------- x. ---------- —a—a ptoe. of butter about the size of half M’bl a few drops of etwence of pep-' l>eforeGen. MclikofTsoppointmeut tolhs cmhtkjdu^.M thou an egg; after it is in tlie tin put on the permint aud and half a tumbler of sugared Dictatorship <»f Pau-sta all stale piqiere had throw, a bWi-twah l top little lumps of butter and then cover water, so os to obtain n lait du jxjuIc. requiring his Majesty’s signature were 1 it with flue jrhite taigar and ground York Tribune. Uiia w><-s»s tfie cintaste ami aryl fly flj-.rfeterte-/ prink d in tlie hirerst tererst type, 1 Bf this 7 ichBb the taate -rttoteris- printed under the odor M the ml are■ entirely odveretk direct sujierintanaenoe FaoM tl.000.000 io <2,000,000 worth and the ■' ixitienta patients take it without the tlie Ministers, to tnalile enable .the th Czar to;ratal sHghtort F*|inmfaioi' SB< Al-J ttjsloil, them. 1’lie Grand Duke Nicholas would bring tih* rendered tairi-ibH- hx the *wh- prolml»)y never have pufdished hwrerent ter in ail ita proportions, is in as com-i defenseinthe A’bwrrfZe/fwur.badhesnpplete state of emulsion ss the hits at the i posed that tlie Oxar wonkl be likely to moment they penetrate the chyle res- j wru-ie it; but as he bad hitherto been his eels, consequently absorption w better I Majesty's favorite brother there ware en qtatunol . 1 ough people about the aourt read ♦.» «t flour. nix with jxirtion of' all before exacting a promise touch a card again. to outlive her husband, although she added a provioion that.in the contrary event he should retain prMHomion of tbe palace at Livadia. which was tier pri »perty.—LandtM World. the power of nitroglycerine, and yet tins new agent of death is 20 per cent and of the extreme caution necessary in thidr manufai^tore. In uie manufacture of nitro-glycerine, two tubes, each about a quarter of an inch in diameter, and mx inches in length, lead into a single tube of double AA I...' ..f ll.. - 1___ *1- sulphuric acid into the other of these small tubes. Tbe large tube contain* glycerine. The two acids are then forced quite gradually into the glycerine, and the chemical ^omhi n at inn thus forms on explosive of intudculablc power. tio powerful and dangerous is this article that not an ounce of it is allowed in tbe manufactory while this tube, six inches long and half an inch in diameter, is being filled, and this tube is kept coninu is allowed to drip upon s clay (simi­ lar to meerschaum) imjiorted from Ger­ many. This clay is the only perfect alworbent of nitro-glycerine known. As Hercules powder ia darker, it is believed that, that explosive ta manufuctured by the same process, charcoal, an imperfect absorbent, being used instead of said quality of clay. If, in the manufacture of mtro-glycerine, a strong tube is kept swathed in ice, fed a quantity of the liquid only six inches in length and half au inch in diameter ia allowed in tho building at the same timp, no wonder that Gen. Von Bokkelen, with lite prep­ aration 20 per cent more powerfid, re­ marked that he would have it handled thermometer in hand I— Virginia City Chronicle. . ,. Debilitated Digestion. In the “ Memoirs of Count Segur" there is the following anqcdote: "My mother, the Countess de Segur, being asked by Voltage respecting her health, told him that the most painful feeling she had arose from the decay of her stomach and tho difficulty of find­ ing any kind of aliment that it could bear. Voltaire, by way of consolation, assured her that he was once tor nearly a year in the same state, and believed to be incurable, but that nevertheless a very simple remedy had .restored hi:x It consisted in taking no other nourish­ ment than yelks of egga beaten up with flour of potatoes and waler. ’’ Though this circumstance took place as far back rarely the remedy has been practiced. Its efficacy, however, in cases of debility cannot be questioned, and the following is the mode of prej>anng this valuable article of food aa recqpimended by Sir John Sinclair: Beat up the egg in a bowl, and tlxen add seven table-spoon­ fuls of cold water, mixing tha whole well together; then add two tablesjxxmfuls of farina of potatoes; lei it be mixtd thoroughly with tho liquor in tho bowh Then pour in na much boiling water us will convert the whole into a jelly and mix it well. It may bo taken alone or with the addition of a little milk, in cases of stomachic debility or consumptive disorders. This dish is light and easily digested, extremely wholesome and nourishing. Bread or biscuit may be taken with 'it as tho stomach gvta stronger. A Two-Headed Girl. There is at Soorabaya, Java, at present on view a Japanese infant with two heads and necks, but with one body, two arms and two legs. The little thing is now about fifty days old, according to tho mother, and is so far in fair health. Tho two heads and necks are placed side by side on tho trunk, and ore perf<»ctiy and neatly formed, and of alxnit normal size. Between them on the trunk is a small protuberance, caused evidently by tho normally broad at tho shoulderi, aud tapers down at the waist nnd loins to tho size of an ordinary infant of the same age; tbe legs appeared very small and weak, however. xTbe arms on each side of tho small chest looketl puny. The right band head ia a little lighter in color than the . other. How the internal ar­ rangements are disposed of wo, of course, do not know, but both heads have to i»o fed at meal tunes. When the writer said from hunger, but tlie other did not, though it at the same time |>ega:i moving about restleaaly as if fur food. The two heads do not breathe alike, nor do the pulses on cither rxm beat together, from time to time the infant (or infanta, far each head has a name) suffers from deprwwion, and the face turns bluish, showing that the blood circulation is not and tho mother ia good-looking; so te tho offspring. They are doing a good trade by the exhibition.—London Telegraph. Two ladies stood up to a Broadway stage, and hugged and kissed until they were jolted into a seat, whunoocof them said: •• How did ynu like Europe?” splendid for anything," waa 3 Just as �— SB I h*ve decided to fire in (he fire place, (they hadn’t arKATCRDAY, NOV. JO. 1880. A SMALL BUNDLE OF SPLINTERS. There are two brother* (men) Jiving ways reaeryod as one of the most nec­ essary article* in the house-keeping in this town, that while one necks to line, the feathers removed, tbe game become h person of intelligence and cleaned and dreassd, and a few mom­ beloved and respected by all, tho other enta sufficed to place a portion over the appears io do ail tn his power tv hinder fire where it soon received ita .nece«aand dim-out-age him in hia efforts and nry cooking. In the meantime Mr, aims. • Akeriy set about doing the chorea, os There has always existed a great night was tret coming on, Austin was curiosity to learn why a certain portion approaching the clearing, the women of tills town went by the outlandish munti of •‘Muleviilr,*’ and after many folks had prepared supper, which was soon dispatched, Akeriy bad filled hto caretui inquiries we have learned the pipe and was sitting by the fire, hia following: Many years ago, while tlie thought* busy with the incident* of country was very new and Mnralinll, his past life, when a loud knock w.aa Bellevue and Battle Creek the only heard nt’ the door, the dog who was market for it* products, such as black lying at his masters feet, jumps up ash h'oopA, lumber, block .'alts, coon with u growl, the old man quiets his ■ akins and maple sugar, and tlie exten dog, goes to the door and admits a aive forest and by-paths the only pas young man carrying tlie outfit of a tore grounds for stock, a certain man hunter. As hospitality was more prac­ residing in au adjoining town owned ticed then than now the stranger was several very unruly edits which sought cheerfully admitted, given a seat by "more congenial company than their the fire, a clean plate placed ou the ta­ mast' r afforded, and also seeking the ble, tea made and supper prepared aud benefits of civilization, had 'wanderel the stranger invited to partake of tho over i 40 this town. Now, a* the hon­ meal, without ever stopping to ask est pioneers had labored industriously “have you been to supper,” as every to clean* nnd fence u few acres of the lierson. especially a stranger, was sup­ virgin soil which by the way was no posed to get hungry as well as other easy task nnd had growiag thoron corn folks aud all old pioneers felt it a wheat nnd other crops, which was for pleasure to hate a stranger partake of the support of their families and stock, their hospitality. Austin accepted of and on which they depended to keep the invitation, and after glling up and soui. and body together, felt quite .in­ getting warm the conversation turned dignant that a man abundantly able to on the past days incidents, when, it retain and feed hia stock; should per­ was discovered Austin had been Toast­ mit them to become a nuisance. 80, ing ou his own turkey. Explanations after notifying the man (we won’t say followed, Austin remained over night, gentleman) that'his colt* were very partook of turkey for breakfast, had n pleasant visit and departed leaving troublesome, .and that they were tear­ tho matter well understood, both par­ ing down fences and destroying crops, ties satisfied, and Mr. Akeriy in peace­ they kindly requested him to take care ful posessi on of what remained of tlie of them. ‘'The heartless man laughed, turkey. [Tobe ConUnueJ.j straightened up and replied “0 they’ll Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair take cure of themselves they’r gittin K emkwer ia a scientific combination fataint they? guess I won’t disturb of some of the most powerful restora­ ’em. Drive’em out, drive’em out.” tive agents in the vegetable kingdom. After the settlers had notified the own­ It restores gray hair to its original col­ er several times but without avail, they or. It makes the scalp white and clean shut up the colts, and the result was a It cures dandruff and humors, and fall­ ing-out of the hair. It furnishes the lawsuit in which the owner of the colte nutritive principle by which the hair is Was badly ‘•worsted.’’ Afterwards nourished and supported. It makes the iiair moist, soft and glossy, and is whenever that mau spoke of that local­ unsurpaMcd as a liaia dressing. It is ity in which his colts were restrained the most economical preparation ever he applied the epithet, “Muleville.” offered to the public, as its eftecta re­ Now, it so chanced that the epithet did main a long time, making only an oc­ nnt rightly apply, as a more honest, casional application necessary, It is recommended and used by eminent hospitable people never lived than medical men. and officially endorsed by those same individuals on whom it tlie State Asaayer- of Maasacbusetta. was applied. But both the author who The popularity of Hall's Hair Reuewer conferred the name, nnd the most of has increased with the test of many years, both in this country and in for­ tho people on whom it was conferred, eign lands, nnd it is now known and are now dead, and strangers to the used in all the civilited countries of the circumstance* are now enjoying tlie world. For Sale by all Dealers. labor of those poorly paid tillers of the soil, who pushed their way miles into the forests, far from the haunts of civilization, endured untold suffering, nnd with nx and fire have made this country habitable for man, and permit­ ted the people of to-day to exclaim “Wo liveiu the garden of Michigan.” Many year* ago us Rufus Brooks of Maple Grove was planting corn on the farm now owned by L. J. Wilson of Nashville, assisted by John McDerbj who owned the land and John Burns, a neighbor of McDerbys, they beard a pig squeal not far from them, and Brooks little dog started for the scene of action. The men hastened to the sj>ot where they found a large bear trying to secure material for a feast. Brooks assisted by his dog kept the boar at bay with a hoe, while Mr. Burns went nearly a mile after a gun, with which, after its arrival, bruin was dispatched. When Jesse Austin was many years younger thau he is now, but just as fond of hunting, he was out in the woods near where now lives Mr. Showalter, and having secured a fine,plump turkey he liad swung it up to n small | j j Bladder sapling while-lie continued his way to look for bigger game. A dog belonging to John Akeriy went sailing along through the woods not far from Austin “ "ery trace of diwanc, and ! • lirough tbe pore* of the ! *kln-nourishing igthlng vegetable tonic*. ^TlnJ*n'Vo’n“ TUP R j Mdr or iJimu iu!iLmnaUon ’» nd * Kluoe the Introduction of Kellogg'* Columbian 011,11 ha* made more permanent euro* and given better (atiifactlon ,on I. ■ t.lUdncrOmpUlntaand Bhcu__ a_ knownasaaafc and reliable agent to employ aealnti all ache* and P*ln», which are the forerunner* of more wrloaii diaordeni It act* »i*cllly and *urely, al way* relieving aufTcring and ofwn caving life. cough*. cold*. catarrh. and, disorder* among chiL °AYS Don’t despair until you have cried, thi. SenelMc, E-aily anpluM and Radically EfTootu*l B- medy. ■ ------------------ Including my------------------ HOTEL PROPERTY, Hastings Business Directory. .----- IN THE LINE OF----- ON VERY FAVORABLE TERMS. BaMlaga, MicB., 6«Ua Draft* «■ tbe p«indp*J cltlra in Europe. De poelta received, end money loantd at RAPIDS, ’Where you will find the FOR SALE JJASTINGS NATIONAL BANI, Capitol «nd Surplus Sloo.ooo. ALLEN BROS With Stock and Good Will in Trade, by dracstou. WUumm Black. ■yyHES YOU WATT AJHTH1NG 0LLMENT SMITH, (Stock I Il CUlUbted idl elfc. falls. A RKVMLA ■ TION and fUtVOLUTION bi medicine. Abeorp- The “Only” Lung Pad Co. W illUm* BfoeL GRAND Kimplr. Sensible, Direct, PAINLESS, POWERFUL. Lowest Fi-iees. In Western Mlehistn. We manufacture Attorney & Counsellor, CONTINUOUS FACING, Which 1* the latest and creeled Improvement yet made In 8H1BTS. Il will herrafter be used­ In all of oar a. fi nu • t PHySlCd! vfx 0601111?, cxot“1’'" te^pX^ie'Ttte^Xvente^snd trouble* of Akeriy seeing the blood, and having I heard the report of Austin’s* rifle. I '■**»1‘ndi^L*i£te’y?3*r”*rKWn7’' . thought sonic vandal had endeavored j MdVtuXiniMeiPcM fen'pmrssriL' J it»ac to klll hfedo. Khieli n> • wrx v«l»- ■ able one, he took the dug’s back track fo*itudty sood for 1 * ! ' Cash. Preferred., C. C. WOLCOTT. BEST SHIRTS, ■2_Coanty agent* for tho Wlard Plow_f Remember that for the next 30 days I will give to parties eonsultiug me, the GREATEST BARGAIIVS JQEW HBMTIIRBAT In Pianos and Organs ever heard of, for strictly J. .LENTZ & SON’S We would respectfully announce to the citizens*'of Nashville and vicinity, that we are now American and Foreign Marble, Monuments, Tombstones, Mantles, 4c., HMtinge, Mich. 1 J£NTERPBI8E FIRST-CLASS GOODS. GROCERY An examination of my goods and prices will fullv convince yos. Re­ member I sell the world-renowned New Fresh Goods and Low LOCATED and ESTABLISHED ------ IN OUR------ Kew and Large Store, ALL TVENA', A.TVI> OF • THE LATEST STYLES. ESTEY ORGAN • And others of standard makes. Will furnish to parties any make of instru­ ment desired. Organs Repaired, Prices. Boise Ac Francis Having bought for CASH a large, neat stock of CLEANED and POLISHED, Teas, Coffees, Sugars, AT LIVING PRICES. Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, Cheese ud Everything »ihi «ir ■mug ifivru vu perieci neaiiu aurr all , other trratmout* and re»n*«no< h«vr mied. a.»x I IlJmSSnSre If.h^ha* not (Jut/fivld0* Somebody yon mnM foltow me. and IWfJ when yon make it right tome for , Special F»d for Chranir. d*<i> Mod/'raei of shooting old Watch, then you can have : ST it." Mr, Akeriy judged rightly, for (forb-A -itor aU» «•» •*«<’• -»ui*i-«_> when Austin -went far hto game be w *"• fuinid it gone, then he too. Wn* angry- ■ following AkeriyV track* in the snow ’ - kIDNEl FAD C®„ ' ’ "" THE “BOSS” CARPET SWEEPER. TTTANTED—To cun-a rave of CATARRH In W fach neighborhood, with Dr. Karanar'* Reme­ dy, u> introduce it. Sample free. OLE TILTON, jA full liivje 01 J. LENTZ A SON’S. COME AND SHE. Yourt Truly, SINGLE OR DOUBLE TUBN-6UT8 WANTED AGENTS FUR THE ______ ___ Europe and America. Lew BATE*. COM’KNCIAL TRAVELERS MADE A BPECIALTY OMXNit* tbe Woteott How. NubTiBc, Mieb. J. MMAN. r«r IASON ,.r. Aura.,,,. ii.Im ... EllSTIO h**h Ave. CHICAGO. FOR FUNERAL OCCASIONS Iligbea t Price puid for Produce *1. OSMAN, Prop. ■A Tried*, 0. t, taiict > First Clui CrKtrj 8l*e * ^QAMHVILLE LIVERY. OF—■---- UNDERTAKER’S GOODS BURIAL CASES & SHROUDS KhM Wiah to inform all that by prompt at­ tention, accommodating ways, good goods mid low prices, hope to receive a fair eliare of your patronage. BOISE & FRANCIS. WE ALSO Will be furnished free of charge. Call and aee^us. that rhe owner, C. H. BERRY. iORGANSMK drew Daniel F. IWeWy, Waabl nHl£iSx$45 TO $100 F Per month, during Fall and Winter, In every I county. Intereetins and raluxbl- Information, with full part leu fare, free, A Jdr ia, at once. MAN, WOMAN OK CHILD, <uii y ^■■ia.ibeir u*Unnnyu> SHERIFF. rxR/sr M no not s* pr<Mk*d. give vr A TRIALsad b* ' HOUOHTALU, JJ ------- WITHOUT-------JULIUS BUSSELL, This is an opportunity seldom offered, and will bear investi­ gating, as I wish to close entirely out by tbe FIRST OF KXTRA COST JANUARY. To reduce the stock as fast as possible I will offer To purchaaers. Shirts made in thia way can never goods at SPECIAL BARGAINS anything you may want in the RIP DOWN THE BACK, HARDWARE LINE or AGRICULTURAL Department. Making a epedaty. Phoenix fllo*k. State St. I wish also to close every account by January 1st, J£D. POWERS & Co. ? either by cash or note, and all my patrons whom I have ac­ ALLEX BROS.. 39 Monroe 3L, Oppos’it. iUthlmrn House. commodated ill the past, will confer a personal favor by calling HARDWARE, plASOS ASD ORGAXSt and settling at once. Iron, Nails, Stoves and Tinware. AND BEISTtOOMf SUITS OF1 EVEB.Y JJESCRII’TION. T»EA.UV A.IVD .FA.1N CY FURNITURE SI PAD . Attorney at Lawj ------------AKD AND --------------- FAlRLOR. master, who was also hunting near by, i be was well covered with Hood. Mr., soliquizing, The “Only” Lung Pad Co, GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS, AGRICUITUM1 ROOM, Wd EICELSIOR KIDIET PAD. Il la a mervvl of H U < and relief. m h REAL ESTATE You Can be BELIEVED AHD CURED. When the dog reached his '.nd in feet wy di-u- ot these rrr.t or*>u*. * an I And from this date offer all of my Where you will find kept its course as though nothing had v happrnerl. and Austin discovered his j NeHOllS but coulu see no one, but found the turkey «Inch the dog had pawed. Thinking the owner of tbe bird might be the one who wounded his dog he soon hod it rimig <*« Id. ahoRldrr / and went marching bomewanl, rantMriu(-ir renM »M» turkey Mr. CORE IM Bld ICIE MY ENTIRE BUSINESS IN NASHVILLE, never will. .. Ithil»-iabtoluuly tn IU ___ remedial —-—_, _____certain _»___ _____ ___ , me. veil ai u. i», nno a atxi get a memorandum book giving more full detail* ol the curative prop­ er!lee of thi* wondi-rfol mediclm-. who at first sight thought it a deer and Height’* Ducaaoof the KMncy*. Diabetc*, Pfomt, rjiiuwt hi. »|,, 1 Or*’'-J. Cntarrhoftho Bladder. Inability io Retain raised bit, nfle aud gave the animal or Expel Uw Urine, stone in the madder. huh “jesse” through both ears. Tbe dog 1 UrtaaUnx..Depoaita, mistake. § indispeiuible, healthy, homely, neverto-be-forgotteu thing, called a Dutch fire place.) It didn’t take long to boat the water, whfiii turkey received ito indispensible baj,h. but first cutting off each wing which every housewife al­ PHYSICAL LIFE � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-11-27.pdf.pdf fd0ae10188091aa218774cb956f945cd PDF Text Text A.LOCA ORNO STRONG,} Editor akw rgoraixTon. Devoted to .the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun. > VOLUME VIIJ. LIFE IN NASHVILLE LOCAL GIBBLE-G ABBLE. THANKSGIVING. And Her Environs. Thursday, Nov. 25, the day designat­ ed by President Hayes and onr Govern­ or, as » day to give thanks to the most high, for life, health, happiness, wealth, poverty, plenty, and other things, n* the. case may be, was appropriately —Thk Nkwb predict* that mucli observed in Nashville, the majority of valuable nroperty in Nashville will be. our business men resting from secular destroyed by tire thia winter if our labors and atiemliiig services at the Village Fathers do not wake up aud Baptist house of worship. The services was a Uuiou of the purchiwe proper appurtenance* to tight the Are flcud with. Methodist and Christian societies, a custom that hns been observed in this —Sam Hartford was one of the mod xealons workers at the fire on Monday. village for several years. The M. ’ E. He succeeded in chopping a hole in choir rendered the music, singing Hie back of the church big enough to "God tha Nation’s Guardian,” "Ameri­ put hi* head in. when he lustily halloed ca,” "Praise the Lord,” aud "Corona­ tion Rev. Newton offered appropri­ * ‘Hand oaf yonr organ.” ate prayer, and Rev. Jones delivered —A dissatisfied politician stopped bis tho sermon. News last week with the air of man The speaker based his remarks from who had completely busted our busithe words "And let the peace of God nesx, but wo have turned our paper rule in your hearts, to the which, collar and propose to go right along also ye are called in one bodv ; aud be anti get rich withouLhim. ye thankful,” found in Coloasiaus, —W. P. Eddy living two mile* north­ third chapter and fifteenth verse. A cast of.NaahvilM h* the owner of a cow reference to the season, harvest and from the milk of which. 153 lbs of but­ an interesting history of the day of ter has been made nnd marketed, be­ thanksgiving, it* early customs, etc., tween, the 15th of May and the 15th of followed. lu this country it was rec­ Nov., besides furnishing hifl family of ommended by Washington soon after four persona, with milk and batter for the close of the Revolutionary war, but dfdlynse. A good record: who can was not made a national thankRgiying beat it! day until Lincoln’s administration.* —The house occupied by Will Clark In early days it was a fasting day but on State St., caught fire from a heated had now become a day of praise, and chimney about noon on Sunday, but should be a sincere and voluntary Will being chief pipe man of the fire thanksgiving to the Lord for his bless­ department, the fire wn« conquered be ings. We should base our thauksgivfore serious damage was done. The ing on our relation to God. He leudbltinderhiiss of a carpenter that built e.th, cares for and preserves as. the house lathed on to the chimney, and There are those who are constantly there’s where the fire got its work in. deploring the hard times, yet to-day —An old-fashioned long sleigh such our country is richer in wheat-, produc­ as used to hoist a passenger sitting on ing by uu average of four bnidiels per the bow, several degrees heaven-wan! acre than ever before. Our country is every time it passed over a knoll, and one of inexhaustible riches. Onr min­ as suddenly drop him down with such eral wealth is vast beyond *teomprebenforce os to turn his mind as many de­ sion. Politics is improving, and at no dis­ grees' in the opposite direction, was in town on Wednesday, and every walk tant day that honesty that character­ it crossed, it performed the Kame antics ises an honest man in business will al­ so characterize him in the use of the of yore. . , —The house of Ludwig Wies, a Ger­ ballott. The nation has enjoyed peace; man living just north of the Winnies there Is no north, no south, no cast, no school house, was destroyed by tire on west, but a united people. The church, too, is becoming Tnore Wednesday morning. Au old liarrel used to store ashes in had been kept in fiee. Each denomination are coming boanl shanty joining the log partof the to have one wool—the Bible; that word—Jesns Christ that is manna to house, and it is supposed the fire origin ated there, as the family were only every soul. There is one Hope*, one heaven, one church—comprising a good aware of the fire in time to barely es cape with the clothing that they had man aud a good woman; a church that embraces the faithful of the land. The taken off* the night before, Mrs. Weis •going otit bare-footed. Mr. Wies is a time will come when these gatherings will embrace the sour nnd daughters of poor man and is for the present thrown the living God, and their work charupon the chanty of the neighbors for ‘ uctistic of brotherly kindness, qod la­ shelter.______ _ _________ boring for tnau’s welfare. The lan­ THE M. E. 0HITR0H ON FIRE. guage of the immortal Lincoln, when asked wbeie he worahiued, was: Monday forenoon about 10*.30 the M. E. Ciiurch was discovered to be on fire. "Whqrc I find written over the portals of a church, love to God, love to man. The alarm Waa given and soon a large number of people were on the spot. tiuire I will bow nnd worship the God Thu interior of the ^mreb was w/dense- of my fathers.” That sentiment lives to-day. ly black with smoke that the exact lo­ The speaker dosed his interesting cation of tltefirefura nionienl was an sermoii by referring to the a flairs of uncertainty and all efforts was app.ied the village aud some ivfonns neede<i to saving the furniture, organ, seats, to make us a better people, yet there etc., but soon one of the plucky inva­ were a great many things that we, so­ cially, have much reason to l»e thank­ ders fell through a hole in the floor and ful for, aud closed-with pniyer. the tire was discovered. It was in the floor directly over the furnace stove ' MORE DOINGS OF THE FIRE-FIEND, ami the boys directed their attention --------to rulaluing the same. The fire en­ Barney Brooks returned from Irving gine ref using to work, the water pail on Thiirauay, and brought .ns the par­ brigade wi«a brought into requisition ticulars _____ _______ w____ .__ _________ . of the_______ destruction of_ Gardiner and noble ^rork done. For one long 5c. Co’s, large flouring mill, popularity hour the l»oyx lugged water, strove I known as the Irving mills, which was i destroyed by fire no Tuesday morning, Frank Camplroll was called to go on duty at midnight, aud was engaged in writing ie the office,about 4 a. m., and Charley Smith has a new ad. Mrs. P. Butler is now convalescent. Bort. Flint Is laid up with a pimple ou turkeys. Dick Smith ha* moved into tae Oldfield house, on Mill 8L Several little folks of this village are ratertelning the*chicken pox. Levi Snjith moved on Monday, to his farm out of town about a mile. Next Wednesday can pay your taxes, if you ‘ ‘ sponduUdu. left a pocket-book in Wheeler's H<RrStckin«on and family went over to La­ peer to observe Thanksgiving. Mart Cole was In town on Wednesday, shak­ ing hand* with hl* many friends. Mrs. News returned on Tuesday, from a short visit among relative* at Coldwater. In thia vicinity, just now, cunflagratioos are quite popular, but fire engines are not. -Geo. Gallatin moved into hl* bouse lately purvlia.M<d of Jesse Austin, ou Thursday. Elder P. Holler ha* returned from hi* hunt, much pleated with the northern country. Cha*. Brown, a typo on the Hastings Demo­ crat, called on the News boy* last Saturday. A good program of exerdae* la promised at the reform dub meeting next Monday evening. Charley Scheldt now sails forth in a new swell body chaise, when he ride* over the fleecy his organs on the same occasion. • ,' /E.8. Loomis, of August*. 1* the knight of dotsand dashes who succeeds E. L. Parrish at this i.tatlon. He will move his family to this village in the spring, if he likes the place well enough to locate here. . E. L. Parrish departed for the «crncs of bls new duties on Monday John N. Bailey, of the Ann Arbor Argus, one of Um* handsomest members of tbc editorial fraternity in the *ufte, paid Tax News a visit on Saturday. Desiring to give him a ehance<to contemplate n depraved member of the profes­ sion, we took him down tn Hastings and showed him John Dennis. Dr. Barbe- in behalf of the Naslivllle Drama­ tic dub asixx-Jiitton presented the Reform club last Monday evening, with 8M85, that being the net proceeds of the drama of tha “Drunk­ ard's Waniing.” The club tendered the “Dra­ matics” a hearty and unanimous vote of thank* fur their very liberaPgtft. The Omaha Bee contains more far western news than any other paper on our exchange ■ list. The effort of the publishers to draw Im­ migration to that fertile region by circulating their weekly among eastern farmers i* com­ mendable. The Bee is mailed free to any appli­ cant who forwards his addrem to The Dally Bee, Omaha, Neb. Ttie school in the grammer department closed on Monday forenoon, on oqcount of the smoke, which refused to ascend the pipe, and filled the room, causing the warm tears to How down the chceka of tbc Inmates, and making a very affect­ ing scene. A aheet-iron cupola was built on the chimney in the afternoon, and now school moveth off much more comfortably. ' Jake Oamuu ha* purchased four swell box cutters of C. C. Wolcott, for use in hi* livery business. The band boys sold N) number* at their Thanksgiving party on Thursday night at the Opera itouae. Jesse Austin moved ou Tuesday into David Dcmaray’s bouse on the corner of Brooke and Durkecstreeta. John Robert* and Henry Heath have returned FOUR CORNERS. from the north wood*. They came in by hand on Tuesday morning. Don’t make too hot tires. Better be a little chilly than to run the chances of being burned Desk News : • # out of house and home. I have been completely done op; squelched; Fred. Baker has worked aealouidy for thrte pigeoo-bolnl; Dot a whit better than If I bad years, collecting old jxwtage *tamp*, aud now been ham-strung am' hung up to dry. In fact Jia* a collection of 26.000. at one time 1 thought 1 would turn up my toes Mrs. W. 8. Barnett, of Grand Rapids, and and go died, like one of our neighbor's did sev­ Amos Nichols, of iumsing, were guests of. Mri eral year* ago. But then, I thought that one W. H. Young over Sabbath. of my natural literary and social gifts, ought /!>. C. McAllister, of Middleville. 1* endeavor­ not thus to “frow hissdf away,” just became ing to organixe a shiging cIum at this. point, “one of the Girls,” told the News readers that and also think* of locating here. I had a weak brain, and advised me to go Effort* are being ma:1c to place Miss Malle north and tlsh. and eat fl*b without regard to Killen In the asylum, as she I* allowing strong sire, quality, or culinary preparation. Th<evidence* of permanent insanity. fact is, Mr. Editor, that the “Girl,” wboqrer Frank Purchis returned from Petnaky on she inayb<5 ha* “stole my, heart and gixxard al) (Tuesday prenlng, and he reports snow 8)^ feet away." I have hunted high and low. early and deep at that place, and buainesa brisk. late. In and out of season but no trace of her u« v' Tlw thermometer stood 8 degress below xcro yet, have I found. . And I am almost frantic early on Monday rooming, which was several with the thought, that ^he Is a nymph; a willdegree* colder than any day last winter. o-tiM’-wtep; a nothing; or perhaps, she has ta­ Don’t forget to attend the temperance mat* ken Mr. Greeley's advice, got married aud gone meeting at the Christain ehurelt next Sunday west. I owe this charming little maiden an un­ night, and hear ti»e addre** of Mr. Fish, of dying, and unlimited debt of gratitudr-. For, Orangeville. *u|>po«ing from her letter that she feasted on Jesse Austin started on Thursday for the (Kidding and milk, aud unsealed, undressed north woods, on a hunting trip aod Mrs. A. Hoik, 1 hart adopted p«4 of her diet, and taken and Hattie hare gone to Hasting* for a two to book*. Hence the improvement in ray cbirography and orthography. Now, I pity We bavcibccn fortunate enough to secure such writers as Tim. Tumble, Peel Garlick and one of Cook's new style, swell box cutters, and that feller that writes such poor Dutch. And calculate to enjoy the privilege* of the same I do hope they will not pe*tcr the readers of when we get time. News with any more, of their poor spelling. I Right merrily Jlnglnl the meliMllou* sleigh­ trust that that “Giri” will let us bear from her bell* from the i«uk* of pruncing steed* ou Tues- again for I tun tn hope* in this way to get track dayere. Numerous sleigh-riding parties were abroad on that night. 'x The chilly blast of November has struck the The Chemical Work* have been idle fur a few Comers, and rather prqfhaturcly remind* u* of days back, on account ofnot having a sufficient the winter monUu to come. Pence and quiet quantity of wood, but have a^ain started up reign* in this realm, now that election is over with a full force of help. . and it is settled that Walt is to be boas of the V Business is Ixxxning, and bouses are scarce new poet office. The apjioiiKment is a reward in tills village. The Union bouse shelter* eight for hl* work and influence for Gar~ full grown families, and more new couici - arc Held, Lacey, and Hawkins during the seeking quarters »vcry‘ <l*ycampaign. Several cltxcns were out on thanksgiving af­ The reacUon consequent to an inflated ternoon, speeding their steetls on Main St. dittos* of affair* is now at its height, and men Andrew ■ Hardy’s charger, hitched to heavy who during tb? campaign were so inflated with pair of bob t-lcigha led the van. cnthuasiasm that they had tn back up to the MIIL Willis, Jim Van Auker and Cha*. Wil­ son relumed from their bunting excursion to oral jmziKJrtion*, and hence, there I. lota more Koscommoii on Wednesday morning, bringing room to move about. Id tad-many of th*m of several trofihies of the chaxc with them. the Democratic nad Greenback atripe have Th? M. E. social whl be entertained by Rev. shrunk up to nothing, or dried up ami blown A. D. Newtou and wife, at the pirsonagr ou away. For particulars luqurc of O. F. L. and Wednesday eventug next. Refredimente will be served, and cordial Invitation extended to all. and not a cloud seems to dim the bright future. seeing a bright light ahining on the snow, went out to learn the cause, when he discovered the whole upper story in that weighed six pound* and a quarter, it is a flame*. He immediately . took a lantern ______ boy, and both mother and item arc flourishing and iteoeuded to the room in which the ___ ______ _ *<««», lire was. Upon opening the door he was —---------------------------------------------------- driven back by the flames, which had b. so completely mastered /he situation [ that that all efforts to have the building ' which will probably Ire built ’»« «x>n as i possible. I the vhig of their dolmans, and protecting tlicm from the chilly uigbt air, while they rode to thanks to the member* of the the Nashville band, for the very excellent music furnished by BUSH, "THE BOSS” Creek promisee U> be lively this winter. Willi* Moon’s widow has lately married.—Rob. is angling for----- nobody knows who. Hank of straightening them Frank will get married aud teach ringing school thia winter. John tell you why. The good prices for bog* and wheat makes farmers smile, but they don’t like John Sherman’* recommndatlon of taking the legal tender quality awayfrom Greenbacks. Ed. Spires expects to get married Christmas to what fellow I have not learned. The Dews from Mulevllie i* not brilliant, but as green a* ever al Wells, am! the chances are tha' somebody will catch J cask- after awhile. going to change hi* place of abode, and move, over north east of Bellevue. He salt! he thought the climate was better over th cry. Judge । Tlech, had a suit all about some cornstalks awhile ago, and conducted himself with his us­ ual candor and dignity. It i* thought be voted for Garfield. Ofllecr Nlie*. Is studying law with the" Judge. They are doing a lively business, and promise to get away with Attorney Gener­ al Williams. It la thought that Elia* Williams has Hie b|g ditch that run* down near Slater's confounded with the Michigan, ship canal. ‘‘WM BUI” expects to run a paper if he has brains enough, and "Wide Awake" is “dead asleep" a* far as writing to the Hawk is con­ cerned. Jeff and Laura live In the “homestead on the hillside,” “far from the old folks st home.” Esther McMore, will flourish the ped­ agogical squiteh during the winter term. Mr. Bradley presides over the reform club, and Tim Tumble indulges in longdisqtuitlous on phUosophic, historic, abstruse, and knotty, scelntiflc questions. The people of late think his mind is in a state of adolescence. The sky looks cl^ar in the direction of Kalamo. and the fwopfc seem to have forgotten their wicked ways and settled down to a state of solid and permanent morality. I am going to Washington in a few days, in quest of a pot>i».h tn Garfield's administration, and try to lobby through a bill looking to some public improvements around live Comers; witJohnnie* look wince they luid the wind knocked out of them. I hope to tee yourself and n gtxxl delegation from Nashville In attendance at the capital city. Farwell, r-nra B(H)otb. Credit Sumcrtftioks *1.75. NUMBER 10 —The ladies of the Christian society held their first social of the aeaaoD, on Wedneadny evening, as per announce­ ment. at the residence of A. W. Old*. Mr. and Mr*. O. are clever, big-hearted people and always entertain their friend in a liberal manner, consequently their handsome residence presented a lively social scene at an early hour and hap­ piness reigned supreme. Over ninety leading, w**ll-knownand well dressed citizens of Nashville were in attenda ncc, and we never attended a social where ynr ladie* looked neater or prettier than they did on thia occasion. The- supper served wa>: a choice, am pls affair and largely indulged in. In ad­ dition to the supper the company were treated to. moftic. Kinging, an eaaay and Home remarks, and a Into hour arrived before it could tear itself from the happv scene aud generous hospitality of the* host aud hostess. TLvj collection taken up exceed'd sixteen dollars, which will the give Indies n nice start towards the laudable object their eyes arc fixed upon. —One of our typos report-5 that young ladies wear leggins much higher than last year. LOCAL MATTERS. SCIATICA (Rcintic rheumntisiu>CURED For parriculnra write to Dr. H. A. Peterman, M. D..Marshall, Mich..orcall nnd see him at the Wolcott House oo the days ho holds hi« office there. 8-11 I sell more goods for 10 lbs. of batter, 4 doz. of eggs nnd a tew shillings in •money than auv man in Barry county. D. C. G UiFFITil. rV* All who wish to purchase Robe*. Blankets. Trunks and Whins, will ikjd it to their advantage to call on nr I). C. Griffitb, is DOW receiveing his second stock of goods since Sept. 1st. He reports many styles of goods much lower than they were earlier in the season-_________ GFIf you want a good Carpet for a small amount of money, call on L. J. Wheeler. ____________ rr Call nt H. G. Halb’s. and see those l>enutiful silk velvet Photograph Frames. Fifte. n diflernnr stvles. E. P. Roe, Mr*. Holme*, May Ague* Fleming and Allen Pinkerton. The worka of nil the nhove author* at the lettered price o' >1.25 per copy nt II It. Hair*. A pleasant surprise was made Mr. and Mrs. An assortment ot5U0 Stercacopio C. Kill, at their home on the 22nd in*t., the oc­ Views, foreign anti American, only fiO casion being the 31st anniversary of their mar­ cte. a dozen, and Su-rescope. A tine riage and also Mrs. Kill's blrth-Uay; their neigh­ one for 50 eta. each, at H. G. Hale m. bors and friends to the number of 40 were pres­ IV E. P. Roe,* new Book, "A Day of ent, and old time* were talked over by the Fate,” price <1.25 at H. G. Hale’s. pioneer* of Castleton in a way that took ua IV Fine fnunly Bible, containing back to our early beginnings. An elegant supper, brought by guests, was old nnd new tcstamcnlK, apocrypha, served at an early hour, and we returned to our conctMlance and pnimnand twenty-five engraving*; nlso family record, nt the homes, hoping to meet again soon in a like low price of $3.00 at H. G. Hale’s. gathering. One Who Was Theke. CV Ten pounds of Oil Meal forSSeto. nf II C4 wTbe Nashville News la now run by steam, and It Is a (s) teeming paper too. Yon can bet your under dollar on that.—[Grand Rapids Il lt.V.’it. Fc” A large Hlock ul CuttrnTaud Bob Sleighs, for sale cheap, at Wutcort’s. r?” 63 Overc&tta to aelect from at \V. G AftswonTHV. Our wide awake neighbor, the Naahvilk CV A new arrival of ntnily-ramla News, h compelled by Its large subscription Clothing nt A. S. LiEniiAL’sKtt’s. IMl to engage the aid of steam |*>wcr to run its O’’ Oysters by the quart qr can , M pnwe*. The Journal will have to follow suit soon, if the people of this’vicinity don’t “let up” a little. We add another quire fttl* week, <VW«* would atimuiuce ip tile ladle* making 44 In all, or 1,066 copies.—Eaton Rapid* of Nashville and .vicinity, that we hav* Journal. ilist opened a first claM Millinery store tiitB doot north of C W. Stnifh’s groc­ Geo. A. Dilknbeck. of Barry county, Michi­ ery. We are. receiving new guttdft'each gan, accompanied by his wife, 1* visiting Ins week, therefore are prepureti to fur­ brother, Jcmaa, north-west of town. Yesterday nish nil tin? latent styles. (Living arjarmorning he and bls brother called at thia office, r<l th-services of Mis* J«>e Downing, bringing u late copy uf his home paper, the i we me prepared t > do JJrvKsMnaklug. Nasnvillc News, a creditable representative nt j cutting ami fitting, with nentnr-s and it* town iuul county.—Shelbina (Mbs.) Demo- j diaputch. Those requiring anything in <-na' . _ ’ <mr line please rall wvfare purclt.tsmg. E. CiiAi’MAX & E. Wkioht. JOH.VHTVWN ITEMS. ' C# If you want n iNtrgaiii in readrThu boys have their sleighs out. ir_,nr_ Clothing, _____ _ _ u ■ ,made S_. LiebhauaertL Melvin commenced school Monday pvhere you will iliid tlte heat. Mock»«i<l Mid _____ ■ wiinrv you wiii uu<i iiic mown with a full house. the lowest prices in ifctny Co. [8-11] David aud May expert to take up . a*r«-n In Hind T'hafl some Dew studies this winter. I ' »rep in fffimc. IMl M™.Lydi» Wi.d.rt> -ill vWl her I 1 ***» t,>.tbg mmber f r™d. in Joi,^«n .hi, | There la however a carrot story, somewhat myateriou*, being passed around among a favByron Pirklr to Uw northern ■ »3500<’lrm“ Gill Northrop, cloasd hl* xbool here a few T 'Uy. ago. I I but comt School boards art- having trouble tn obtaining teacher* qualified to fill the bill. Wm. has were futile. It la rappooed that the fire I* J « * p~ ' _____a heated journal, :______ . *u_* Mr K- ‘>i<-unan of Detroit b* in originated r from that gotiaUng w ith C. C. Wotootlter Ms botcl.propthe worktna a whose duty it was to oil the machinery, had neglected to oil. A man, Tbrrv i* also a gentleman from Kalauae mill for making flour by the new pro­ by the profemnw element of that cess and the safe were the only article* society fo build a new and elegant edi­ saved. About 1200 bushels of wheat fice instead of attempting to repair the was atoned in the elevator, one-half of told on Saturday next st the Baptist church damaged one. The trustees hare a which Irolonged to farmer* who hnd stored in the elevator for future aale. Pre-tiding Elder Rev. Hall will be prrwnt. Whom The News trusts will decide The total loss of the firm is not far from >50,000, and Mr. Campbell say*there in The trustee* of the Christian society cash, flour nod other material on hand, evening butt. Prof. Mi AIHater twing present. oa Tuesday leadered their uufortu- sufficient to pay all indebtedneM, sod wi:ig >vrnM Hjng*,Mmong which "n oor t-nthl-xl “Moods atxl T?nres" whieb more than brongin the hoc* down. Bap tiat church. I NASHVILLE. BARRY CO.. MICHIGAN. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1880. —John Spindler, n shoemaker who haa-been at work for E. Bush, left town between two day*, the foru part of thin week, taking hi* budg« t of clothing along with him, but leaving his debts behind. with the flames mid conquered. But a sad «ceiro greeted the eye when the smoke rolled a wav. A hole fifteen to eighteen feet indium Jter waa burned in tbi, floor, the gallery partition burn­ ed and charred,half the ceiling destroy­ ed and the walk ho blackened that new plastering will be necessary; besides these, in the effort* extinguish the flames nearly every window in the church was broken and a large hole cutin the back wall. There was no insurance on the building, and the dam­ age done will undoubtedly approximate three tofour hundreddullar*. For a long time the society have felt } TEt^MS; $1.50 per Year augur,and a little red faced blue eyed fellow below the corner*, te putting in his bret licks to earriaxc. gad. HUI sad Mitch got tired of b*.eking Hauk still exults in a life of single Ione- part of the state, in .search of a farm in , EF' OvHten* by Um duu, aud server the woods. Charles Glover is at Climax, building up in all the lateat atyle* at •N. A.SHAWhL a house and expects to move hia family th re soon. rp“ This week I reduce prtew» "on iii 9 acres, Sheetings, Drew Goods, Clu H. F. Bellinger husked from Hand in --------Rubber -----Boot*. Sugar ___________ and other owner-- — thirteen baskets oi corn. E —J U jui yield jivmuvj*. > <»» other articles for cash. I dott’l your boys. , Philo Shnir -ill lorn town tbi. work and expect* to occupy No. 4,Whcelbar- ulMm from "Il quartern retueaber that. row 8L at Bedford _______________ D.C.GMnrrrrH. A. P. King has returned from tiro . LIT All'those indebted tb me, will Dorth woods. He says tbc deer were pleane call and aettte up immediately wry plenty thia fall. Mm*. L; O. Ckockkk. Frank Mueu han .moved into the Ana ' Lowvl bouse, aud taker, the Bantirld mxjl route for the winter. Mr, I^oran Edranuds own* the most valuable farm in our town. Hr bad tbc face to charge Bcmignl for 1-4 Mr. John Ekey, -shite at work build* injuries and u* now layed up for tlrc winter. ZmMF. �=" ' limited production of tbeeo have recently formed a pro-, i>»y *> A Surer That Walked Off. For one thing, she had a big Thanksgiving baking to do in on oldtaahioued house, where pies and cakes ware made by the quantity. Tbeu, while she wm out of the kitchen « moment, Margery, in a frolic with pom, had unset the churn with its load ■ cream oil over the snow-white floor. That mode plenty of extra work; but the eroafiin? disaster wna to find, when abe went to the pantry for tht, beans she intended to bake,- that a bottle of brandy that she had kept last summer to bathe her ankle, which she had sprained in falling down the cellar-stairs, hud been It stood far out of tho wav on the' top atalf, but, unfortunately, the dish of beaus was directly under it, and the brandy had dripped over them, soaking them ao thoroughly that it wm not ;x»mblc to use them. Bat the wotat wm yet to oome. On lading tho beans ruined, she simply emptied them into the pail which sUxvi at the kitchen door, and, washing her h-da. set to work to knead her big pan at Buffy bread-doygh. Bow the ttehen-door opened into a woodshed, and tho ash-pail, .with the beans au top, wm supposed to ta safe —ongh; but, unfortunately, on this ^porinl afternoon, the outeidu dopr was The beans had not been there long be­ fore the turkeys camo nround to ta fed, as usnal; and one of them, of a prying Sdtion, noticed the open door, and, bly remembering the good things came out of the door, quietly bopped on the step and walked in. ' Bathing to ta seen but piles of wood lor the mmou, now getting severe, and —-yas—a pail with something in it. ‘•Ah! that looks good; I’ll try it," thought the curious turkey (no doubt). She did try it, and. not being sensitive in cither taste or smell, she never stopped trying it. until die-had swallowed nil the top ones, soaked in brandy, and then turned to go. Tho effect was sad. Her bond whirled around, it is sup- ! pojwd; at any rate, her logs refused to | bold her up, aud she fell to tho ground i iaseusible. Half an hour inter, Hannah went out tor more wood to reulenLih her fire, and in the gathering darkness stumbled over the turkey stil* lying there. A glanei- at tho fowl, to see that she ■was not outwardly hurt, and another at .the pail, told the shameful story. ■“Here's u flue bit o* work I" exclaimed Hannah, turning the limp turkey over. “The idiot Iim gone and killed herself entirely with those beans I Fd like to know who left open that door! Well, •eB.1 want a turkey for Thanksgiving, •nd this one died by accident, and its meat will be as good tuj though I’d wrung her neck." So muttering and grumbling to her•eif, after fixing her tire, she attacked ■fba turkey, for, though she wm some-timea cross, she wm always* economical, altA X ii r .n t.l I... In a few minutes, she had thefealhers ■ofi, exet pt those on the wings and tail, amd she laid the picked turkey on a beech to cool, shutting the door’to keep wad the cat while sho finished some other '’Meantime, tea-time arrived ; the fnm- itened out of , Mr. Winslow,” she cried, there's ling in the woodshed!—all in and it ran after me when I went Mr. Winslow, some ani----—__ — —and, arm­ fag himself with the pokgr as ha passed through the kitchen, threw open tho -liiliT.ce and darkness only. ” ' moment camo on audible <»f something white. P called ring, frightened, thing. “It’s it's a picked turkey I Where turkey!’ screamed Han­ did you kill it r naked Mr. the sons and daughters ot uie auiu-.r laodii of Geest Britain and Ireland, i.*< not found in our own English dictionarics; neithef in' Todd's “ Johnson,” publiihsd in 182(5, dot in Richardson's, published ten years ' later—nor in Stu­ art's—Walker's remodeled—published about the tame time as Ricnardsou’s. It is Webster who has the credit of imjxjrting it from Lis country into this; and in a supplement issued a few years ago Mr. Stuart adopted it m “ a trivial word, but in very common, and. at pres­ ent. good usa.” for a . ; । I A Strange Ocular Dbmvery. Pref.’ Benjamin C. Merrill, of Mil- ! waukec, bus been pursuing a aeries of ; Rb.I.Ojfcr. experiments, eudeavwring to make the ; natural eye do the work of the telescope and microscope, namely: magnifying the [ size of the object to be viewed. He nrgucs that the telescope and microeeope j uro clumsy apparatus compared wit-** hia | plan fur accomplishing their work. He rim AND POINT. alludes to the well-known fact that near- i nee and mid II A clothes comparison—Matching sighted people have nrotntarance the farglobular-shaped eyeballs, while the w-, aflka. Even the chestnut worm will tun* Hait. Growing .Aftee Death.—Wal- sighted . have eye-bells with flattened zerus, in “Philosophical Collections," surface. Acting ujxrn this suggestion of gives an account of a woman buried ut nature, Prof. Merrilkhns conceived the It is the flat who Joves to have others aiornocrg, Hornoerg, wnoec whose grave oemg being openoa opened idea that the eye can’ ta rounded or flatter him. forty-three years .after after her death, there flattened st will, awl thus increase the It don’t take a very fast horse to catch wm hair found issuing forth plentifully I focal distance and do the work of the I through the clefts of her coffin; inM- I U-lescojN*. Accordingly, ho coustructed } p ' The much as there 'wm reason to imagine ■ an instrument comjxnied of two small ” man who missed his footing the .coffin had some time been covered ' metal discs perfpmted with exceedingly probably had his boots stolen. No danger of counterfeit coins in nil over with hair. The cover being re- ! Ano holes, which he placed over the eye moved, the whole corpse appeared in its and fMtcned it with a bond around the Spain. The money there is real perfect shape, but from tho arown of the head. The discs were prwwe<l on the Lovin’ a cottage is more common head to the.Bole of the foot covered eyeballs by tightening the baud with an* tlmn lovin' the cottage's mistress. ■until a thick-set L-iz, hair. long nnd curled, odinstible screw which flattens the eyeThe killing of the devil may soon bo The sexton going to handle the upper bolls, thus' throwing the focus to a. expected. It's an impending event part of the head with his fingers, the t greater distance. * The discs being finely in New Yora tho whole structure fell at onco, leaving । perforated, the eves eyes are euabl enabled to look . Robert Ooddyeb preached . oh “The Man Who WhoLied nothing in his hand but a handful of : through precisHy as they they can look i ou Lied for His 1Party,’ s<4y as Professor met with day hair; there wm neither skull nor any j through through a a veil, veil. fbo *uo xkp.to«~. w.w I■ =• the -— next ---------seventeen -r — pew-1 other bone left, yet the hair wm solid ; nstonudung rcMilta from his experiments. ■ 111 their rerngnationa. and strong tcough. Mr. Arnold, in the i; as As iflsi f,-ist ns iho turned the screw the tele- , An insignificant little barrel-hoop this term iq order .to„ give lying upon the .sidewalk has been same work, gives a relation we use i____________ ________ relation of of a a man man j scopic—wo clearly—power of the eves eyes wm known to yank a man right out of the haumsd for theft, who, io, in a little time, j the idea dearly - — yet hung from tho gibbet, had Ids | increased. With two turns of toe screw church ana hurl him into the ranks erf tady strangely covered over with hair, j ho was enabled to read a Dew'papeT backsliders. must make you some clothes, so you can ■ While she stood in tho wood-shed tell­ | *-==*y twenty rods distant distantI! And with six tturns urns An Ohionj^den maidensued sued aa man man for forbreach breach Hot Ice.—A oorreepondcutof A’arwre, | he coni', walk around, and not be hobbled up so.” ing Margery in a whisper about it, the ’,.' -, see tta ■’ moons of • Ju «- pit could, at night, ot ptom^Ct proved him such a mean after numerous experimental on tho tail­ With the help of mamma, tho busy child heard a step that she knew. ter a- and the rings of Saturn. scoundrel scoundrel that that the the jury jury decided decided that that she she ing points of sulmtances under low presI little girl contrived a sort of coot for Kns hopped down on to the top step This marvelous experiment brings to ought to pay him something for not Kristuif. It wm made of au. old shawl, of the atan a which led to tho room sure, came to the conclusion that it i1 mind the statement of an ucqnuintance > marrying her. be possible to have solid ice at and wm bright scarlet, with black and overhead. , After a moment she hopped would 7 :—7_« 7" ’ x ~~ : 7 i mule to us wars ago, iu which he said ; ... . — “Does the cistern ever give out?” lho fak,. I white plaid. to the next, and after her came, one by temperatofo. for .boy.. il;e onhuury h8CO„ld asked the gentleman who wanted to rent meltuw point He • After w h j u It come pretty well up on the neck, one, twelve taby turkeys. him to be tore. 1 the house. “Never but once, aud that and d course covered the naked legs ; Margery screamed with delight, and mH nuiucei^M Mtompfo, I w» » hoMi. tb^bk, i was .before they kept beer for sale in the the wings were left inside. It was fas­ ran td catch Kris and pot the whole fam­ fortunate m. to obtain tie meta perfec I ‘ tened together at the breast, and wm ily, while Hannah rushed up stairs in ««. «♦ here obbuneif eoM >oe at I ball, were more flatteucl than onlinary. <»“<* Mornil tau> not made any extnr. I "Bn down," aai.1 . handimmely really a pretty good .fit—considering. dismay and saw a sight that shocked temperature. » hwh that it wae irnpoe- , mble to touch it without burning ooo a | imoat torot tomUke the eye do the work ! droa«4 audviyacii.ua young lady at a As ornament Margery sewed some of her more than the fear of tramps. lht , which can ou’y ta- 1 fiudiionablo watering place ; " Hl In that room trunks and things not in «df. Thia rraidt he. ben obtained the fringe of the shawl wound the nock, like a ruff; at the edges where wings ought nso were stored, and a month or more many tlmra, and with tho greeted cnee ; dooc bT Wyoming tho operation and down fit', about tta. only thing yon can to be, and around the legs. So, when ago Hannah’ hod carried up there a md not only »o, but on one oocaiuon a i the oyrfuiH. Thfa. he thioka, I do k --------without !••—» 1-s — -i.i —1 to ----------here being obliged pay lw j, y,. afa^cry can lie for it” dressed, the unfortunate, or rather the large, squnrq, “squawbasket" with a cov­ wadi qumibUrf water waa frozi-n m a . f Imtataof practical mu.it a ill produce | naugtoty turkey, looked like a now plaid er—a basket such m the Oneida In­ gU?J’n^.T’”C?,JT ta A toung lady of two-ond-twexity re­ could not be toudiod by the Imnd .nth| wondcrfn l raanlta. But there i» ttaUndians of New Yprk State make for vari ­ variety of scarlet flamingo, with side­ fund to wed a man of 50. saying lie was ous household uses of their white sis- out burning it IJ*?'1' kad ice a con-.: piejuumtuesa of having perforated discs pockets and fringed drawers. neither one thing nor yet another. He inR on (110 of tbo The appearance of Kristine stalking tere. Tliis brisket wa» Dearly full of the uderable length of fane at tempcratun-s ' was too old for a husband and too young winter supply of woolen stockings, all far above the ordinary tailing point, ! wb ich may prevent the discoverv from around in her new suit wm very to hold out any immediate hope for wid­ opd even then it only sublimed away , 1>ci -of ^.-tiral benefit. Imagine a ftinny. How tho boys did laugh ! nnd neatly mended and laid away till fall. owhood. * “ - do’ even-papa had to wipe away the laugh­ In this bMket, on these soft stockings, without any previous melting. These .| Geminil o otf.an imny .teaiteg on nn .. enumerates 588 xpociee of p hud Madame Kristine made her nest and results were obtained by maintaining I ing tears. ev.ted soMboo ii.lb.taurirf tta-wm-r-l , ic (onM to ,ho tho superincumbent pressure below ! In this dress, tho next morning, hatched out her interesting family. foroted .dues ihn-ctly on liu Ulink R ?OT She must have fouud the door ajar, 46mm. of mercury L e., tension after she hail been fed daintily, Mar­ ■—/ —7’ the —.--------r“ of 'I eyeballs, directing the movements of his • - a breath t _.u-----v_i_ zoological rgarden ----- li­ a whole st the freezing point of ', f(>rees y, f)l0 far distance ! If it should I in Vgery introduced her to. her old friends of nnd managed to pry off the cover, which aqueous vapor ot down your windpipe, and no free lay on one side, Hud here *ho hud hidden water. Other substances .nltalnn^ also .1^ exhibit ••’»•’’’<» .­ hftppea slighUy-dusty ho Would. “g. the poultry-yard by opening the kitchen all these weeks. these same phenomena, the most note- i not ta very happy for the time taring. ticket to the press. door and letting her walk out where the The room whs put in order and tho He of which fa mercuric chloride; t A young man, while attempting to J Then, there „ is the dnhgcr of injuring „„ the ; turkeys were taking their breakfast. door closed, and Kristine wm provided which latter tboprraeuro need only l» ercball< by producing imdammatiom- i is, " — young Margery thought they would ta glad «.uu u inoce in mu juxd. Every Uuy reduced to 420mm. On letting in the j £xcjtaU!Jl^ ' |] l»<i. lady's bend in a baU-room, stepped on to see her, tat sins ! this distinguished she wondered off with her babies, but tirArfiinm . her‘ jrcstl and “ wrecked the train.” She ’i. liquifitM. limiifi.-x u • . t pressure the ftnbstanci substance at nni once she never started until she had visited stranger in gay attire was not recog­ . « told him to “ conductor to a scat, and Pmnosormr of the Echo.—A man ' A Broker s Romance. | morv) car-ful in future.” nized. They stared nnd scolded at her, the breokfufit-table with her whole nnd the old gobbler ruffled up his brood to get her regular morning meal. somewhat unfamiliar wi’h acoustics who pic mi, of the rouraneo open, in n .. j nM)BlsT4NO," ^i,i the Gnlvcton At Jiratat wm funny to see them run wanted to experiment with hi* own echo pound mauKiou m New York. A lady Keoonier, '• that you arc • eoafomea feathers, and dragged his wings on th<* ground, nnd came to her, soying, an­ around and pick up crumbs, but us they proceeded to the vicinity of a large rock. Kta in a parior ailed with the mo«t «Mt- : ,lnuix„|." Dd'« whur you fa to. grew it began to ta troublesome to have He spoke, but no returning voice came. ly luxune*. Diamonds u tag u 61b,-rt. I „„„ J(xl_ j lioen odarmed in grilya flock of turkeys bo much at homo in He jipoku loud with no tatter success. glitter 111 her eara. Laos coating S36 j n„ church yit, but de hlne-Ught Baptiaoi “Gobble-gobblo-gobble!” . Kristine seemed to be disheartened at the house. So mamma made a now law, At length, after straining his vocal or­ per yard almo«t hide, the color ot her favriben Seton a hoop ob worry about this coolness on the part of her family, that Kristine and her family must ta ted gans to their utmost pitch, ho left, the dreM from sight. A dock costing $18,- me.'•• place and consulted a man venaxl iu 000 strikes the hour of 4 p. m. At thia nnd slunk into a corner, os though at the door. After that, her lifewM like that of the j-.. physical science. “You stood too ...... near' moment j momcut her uei husband । ashamed of her fine dress. Then the rushes into the j family crowded around her to punish : Other turkeys, only she knew her name the rock, my friend," said thenntunJisL , house, pale, hi her impertinence in coming among and would come when called, and never “Go back and stand at leatt 100 feet j l>nj hat bung« failed to rut#, up to Margery whenever away from it and you will hear the echo." 1 ’ ' Hl. uplrita (ret rrdruxrf; . them, and actually tagnn to peck at her. mud. . «,.» rtwy.n.1 she saw her. Thia is explained as--follows Beckoning ---------------------:--------------r-w .; •• Have you—-hove you caught the epMargery, who wm watching from the And the dinner that walked away lost one-fifth of a second as tho time of pro pro- I- iioatic ?" she gasps as she starts up. window, could hardly believe her eye* year supplied twelve dinners tliis year, nouncing one syllable, W hat a relief it is to turn from the —ii.i.i.tho space ------ -------- iI oh j wife> wo are bustaxi—ruined— travat first; but yes, they were actually and provided Margery with a tine lot of creed by a sound anna in m this tins tithe tune is is ataut anout 'j gone flat as nc a shingle 1” 1" heK.. 1 ' e«^t.cria18 >n exchanges to the .... upsmashed _ .miiahxvl flnf n uKinrrl. imrniawulr i rtd“' iwullod .Utomrabi to bo found pecking at the jxxir outcast, who finally pocket-money for her pains. 200 feet ' Cor “ u object *' * tuu.t‘ ’ gXXTSrfy M thio df.bmco Gon, it "*H™“ m toe biciU notion, ol p.tent mod;. fled screaming across the yard. Mar­ ta at least half _ , gery flew to the door, and itristinu hur­ ’ a single ’ syllable, •• •’ -for - .wi ftVKnnn m uie urootea cinos- There is no lying in pntent-medcon send back the 1> •• j Husband and Wife. I mveeuxi myeated aio.uuu $75,000 in the Groked icin<, j^wrtiaemanta,—Peck', Milwauried in, just in time to eacapo the whole sound must travel to the reflecting body River milroad at 98 and it Iim declined A Providence woman who hitsbeen family, who were close upon her. ; kce Sun. separated from her husband for twenty- and then back. Suppling five sylla- j to 4 ! Jay Gould Iim bought and rou­ Demosthenes, m -------- z---------v-r-.—r------• — “ You poor, dear Kristine 1” she mur­ four years is soon to rejoin him nt Sag­ bles to ta pronounced in a second and M>lidati-d it ! We must leave this jxd- , “,What•,” exclaimed taking tho velocity of sound at 1,100 ■ lict . mul all these luxuries and works nf ! ho loolled nround upon his hearers, mured over her wtn-u she hod her safely inaw, Mich. Each one has believed the e to a s great people inarms. “Did they peck you?—the other dead for twenty-fouryears. When feet per second, a distance of 550 feet j art>’ and take two fourth-story rooms j can ta more valuable £ban a free ballot, a full vote, aud a nor ;----------------------naughty things I You sha'n’t go with they parted they lived, in Worcester, from the speaker to the reflecting body . OTer jn Brooklvn.” ' “”* :: She laughed'merrily and long. Had count? “A birl," growled Diogenes, them any more 1 You shall stay with me Mom. , and when he went to Boston one would enable the speaker to complete i he put on his head and moved the fifth sellable before the return of the tho sudden news crazed her? He Pnt his 1113 tub 1 in the house.” day he hoax'd of an excellent opening at So it came to ta at last. Hannah Saginaw for a gumuaith, and m ho hod first This is at the rate of 110 feet per ; thought it hud; but he wm green. She on.—Puck. syllable. At distances of leas than 100 I l e f t the r.K.m for a moment and then reW — T ----— - struck --------------by j-----------W hen a Yankee is a thungrumbled a little, but, after all, she been doing poorly at V.'uroester, he couldn't say much, for it wm by her thought he would give his wife a pleas­ feet there is not time for the distinct re- i turned with a pillow-case containing , dertalt, and knocked endways clear : across a ten-acre lot, the only regret he own fault that the poor thing lost its ant surprise: so he went out to Saginaw flection of n single syllable, but the re- $200,000 in greenbacks. “Lot tho Crooked River railroad ; feel* upon recovering consciousness is own winter coat Before long the fami­ and settled himself in busineM, and fleeted sound mingles with the voice of j ♦ lir. 'I'tli. iu lwil-1 1 .-II.1 ill 1 1 _, . , 1. A— Z .. At... t. .. X ly grew quite attached to Margery's pet, wrote to his wife to come out and join tho speaker. This is particularly., ob- crook away I” she laughed as she emp- , the dishenrteding fact that he ain’t captservable under vaulted roofs. tlc«l the money at his fee*. “ You have । uro the bolt and dkhibit it for money.— whoae name they, shortened to Kris. him. She never got the letter, m there Boiling Watek in a Sheet of Pater, given me this money during the past five I Nurrittown Herald. On«her part, Kris was a very bright hod been some difficulty between her —Nature is publishing a series of at- yoars, a few thouiuuid dollars ' fond mother said to her ... -— at a time, j' A little son : bird. She would oome when called by husband and her relatives, they inter­ tractive articles on “ Physics Without ” ' I’ had ’ * I‘ “Tommy, my dear, I am going to give --------- -- . to tay —little articles of _* toilet. name, and she never failed to be on cepted several other letters which he ----------- ----------- --- — Apparatus." In the latest number ore : saved it up to get me a pair of stockings • yon a little companion soon ; which hand nt meal-times, when she would wrote asking the cause of her silence. By given exp-riments for tailing water and i tor Sunday, but I cheerfully hand it over ' would yonprefer, a little boy or a little walk around the table and receive deli­ and by she began to think he wm dead, and moved from Worcester to Providence.. melting load on a piece of paper: Taka I to uiy good husband to set him on his I girl ? ” “ Well, mother," replied Tommy, cate bits from every one. a piece of paper and fold it up. ns ' pins again. Take it, my darting, and if “ if it is tho same to you, I would rather While her little mistress wm studying He wrote to Worcester and couldn't learn Bchool-tays do, into a square box, with- | you can get a whack at Jay Gould bite I have a little donkey." or acwitj^, Kris would stand and look at 'anything about her after she hod moved out a lid. Hang this np to a walking-I him hard, and I’ll back you with the; “ Mr. Smith, you said you once offiher, turning her knowing bead first one away, so he thought she must ta dead. stick by four threads and support tho ‘ 350,000 I had laid away to send to the : ciated in the milmt. Did von mean that side and then the other, and sometimea At Providence she set up m a clairvoyant, 1 you prvached?” “No, sir; I held the but do reason is given for the fact that stick upon hooks or other convenient I heathen on ChristmM I ’ saying, in a reflective way : They embnuHNt All wm joy and fight to tf,,, man that did preach.” “Ah ! she wasn't smart enough M a clairvoyant propR. Thon a lamp or taper must ta | “Quit!" • , oourt understood you differently. It As soon m books and work were put to find out from her second sight where placed under this dainty caldron. In a peace.—15 all Street Daily Newt. . supposed the (liscourse camo directly away she wm ready for play. In fact, her husband wm, while she pretended tew minutes the water will tail. The : Learn to Mleep. from you.” “No, sir; I only threw she enjoyed her strange life very much, to give just such information to others in only fear is lest the threads should catch : Th. troo art of .leepuig is the power light npon it." and grtw fat under it, so that pretty search of it, Recently an English Indy tire Mid lol the w.tA .pill into the Ump V” ao table. The itame mnel to .hut one’. «1I within one'. mH under Kxnw Brrru.—An old mother hewd soon the boys tagan to tease Margery visited Providence ana met the clairvoy­ by suggesting that her pet was ready to ant. and mentioned that she knew n fam­ therefore not be too luge. Tho paper uy cirenmetancee. The num who i»n one ol her d»nghter-in-l.w,e aiUern «a, ily of the same name in Birmingham, does not burn, becuu. it u wet; mid tht. take reel u Mreehod uid .trength- I - J|, t.ther ra ui unbidorter " AfU-r take her place on the table. The only time she seemed to ta un­ Eng. The clairvoyant remembered that even if it reauted the wet it etill would ea«l under nmny eireumetanoea which the nmtor’e denutare the lieUmer exnol bum through, boouta. the hoU im- would keep other people wemy u>d her bl. mrfoL comfortable wm when the cheerful this wm the homo of her husband before he camo to America, and she wrote to parted to it on one side by the flame wakeful Ho is master of every situation “ That stuck-up huzzy wm lying all the k’tcben was scrubbed. would ta very rapidly conducted away M reganls his own rc«L Some men, by time. I knew Lt father weU 8y«u- in No sooner did Hannah appear on the his Birmingham relations expressing her bf the wUeron lh. Oller. Another ex- JongItabit, foul thommbre. .Ho to take and vow out and hta “ scene with scrubbing-bru^h, and go down belief that ho was dead. She reo-ived v . ____ w. on her knees to poliah the floor, than an answer saying, that he couldn't Ijp j>criment of a stnuly nature, but, per- ; sleep with the same ease that others j : would take n glaM of water. They eon „ 1 - Vl.OU^~A, -Touu£ *ho Kris would hop, by a . sort of ladder dead, os they had wry lately heard fro^H h j sleep either while perched on •’ 1_„_ which one of the tays had made for her. him at Saginaw. Thus she found hi^H U stool or rattling along in a railroad car up to a corner of the high mantel over again doing a proajwrous busiaesa. at forty >. .-.i miles ...lbw on an liour. ll-i u. Tho Ta:■ of *';*■ dud'-uhing tile .l -..r Ixwrdeni. Exchayc. I , I b , at economy of the fireplace, and there she would ait, ■ ' ». ,-.r i-u t'„- i,v.^ .( , bK tap jr. .Ur iw.w I.,....,, your ts wear and tear on the lives of such peoall humped up and miserable, till the ■> pie i. wonderful. The man who caU.t “First Efforti." I a ' pie is wonderful. Tho man who cannot work was done, or until her little mis­ lamp. ThslMd wT_____, -___________rd ____ _ __________________ __first rremoved _______ , his m sweet oil. Alien you can sit up au 1 sleep unless he has I Jong for some patent method for con' tress nunc and took her into the sitting­ night and play overtures, and nobody vincing every man, woman and child, | will not bum. It may ta charred a HU ' clothes, put cut the light and climbed will mind it" room. The place where Kris wm intended to who is poor, unhappy, or wants pin- • tie around the edges, but immediately into his tad is nt a great di.-advantage, below the lead it will not bo burned, fur Greater yet is his disaxlvantage it he can spend the time of her banhhment money, that they cannot rush into liters-1 A-siTMicniBEM desires to be informed, from tho yard wm a large chamber lure pell-mell, aud make money at will j here again, the lead conducts off the heat , sleep in no tad but his own. There are through our valuable paper, “ if it h over the woodshed, which was Above all, I should like a legal ;>enalty | on one side m fast m it is supplied on some who are pmweswed with tho notion considered proper far on engaged young ' tta other. . i that their own bed is the only one in imposed upon'every one who sends a)' kept warm by the kitchen cliimney, and lady to dance freqnenUy with gentlemen m , which they can slumber. These people at entertainments which her affianced “first effort” to mo. It is an equalThe competition far the proposed are utterly wretched when traveling, or “effort" and by no means my “first" does nut attend." It depends upon night ; but &he was ao lonely for me to read tlicir poetry, and for them monument to \ ictor Emmanuel has i obliged to absent themselves from home where you live. In Boston or New York I am fust becmoing a been thrown open to sculptors of all nn- ; On biwin-ss. But he who has accustomed it might tlo, but in Camau City or L««lno hard to get to write it tiona. The cost, when completed, is not . himself to sleep can enjoy that boon at fond of her for misunthro;«e from the amount of frsah, viiie an engaged girl never dances with to exceed $1,800,000. Threw prizes of : anv time or place, and is made better 00,000, <0.000 uil »»,000 to be <»>ier Amfolrr. tlemon * ' her afiiauced. men n r to die for th. given respectively to the authors of the ; _______________;_________ tares iKirpetnite with a view of fame and towebeMtnalofo. toe muM. to re-j M«. Tfone. epend. M hi. time eaffo Tribune. ' mmn the ptopwg << th. StQo. ,, hlu ooootrr nd, <m th. even The devastatiou caused by rabRita , Hoden., where he entorteia. ooeeioer. A ilepid loereye. pertieuHrly ledian h-i amounts in Australia to a aerious oalamThe paper collar has h-ul a sueoeMfnl 1 sister, Mrs. Pelton, being hia houseand poliah- cwicr bg far. It wm introduced m a | keeiier, sud in the family is the daughter novelty in 1853, sad there wm only a <rf the late Nephew Pelion. klayasine. gwerally making a visit to the table for After some trouble, the shivering, her usual treats. She had not been out very long when naked turkey wm caught and carried in­ to the warm kitchen: It was carefully oqAmoniing Margery went out to see No one had wrapped in an old skirt for the night, her,-Aid- she wisa gimn. aeon her ainoe bmikfnBt Margery felt and tied into a basket. The Bfltonifthcd creature rebelled and wry badly, and, after looking all about, fought against the indignity of wearing came to the sad oonclmdou that she had a flannel skirt; but- cold conquered it, strayed away and got lost, for the whole and at last it cuddled down quietly in ha flock wandered far off to feed. But the next morning, at breakfast-time. Kris strange new tad. Through the long Sunday that fol­ walked in as usual ami began to tag lowed the turkey wm kept a close pris­ for food. Margery hugged her and oner, and by the next morning many fed her, and she ate ua though she was plana’ had l»een thought out for its com­ starved. When she hod finished her meal she fort That wm a great day to Margery, who went out again, and, about noon her lit­ wm confined to the house by delicate tle mistroas sought her again, and again lungs, and who longed for something to she was missing. Thia now taejuno tho regular thing away the hours when lewiona were over and the daily sewing “ atint” fin­ ished. Here was something to do 1 The new watching, she would slip away and hide Pet wm fed, nnd the lessons and sewing so that nosme could find her again. Toor Margery wm almost hcart-brohurried through, so that by noon she kep at this tendency to vagrancy in her wm free tax carry out her plans. By this- time, the turkey had found I>ct, but Hannah only smiled and said :■ “ Wait a bit, and you’ll see something out that Margery wouldn't hurt it, and < was not bo frightened m it had been last nice.” night.; so when the little girl took it in I But, though) Hannah had her sus­ picions, she ws^ not .prepared for what her anna, it mode no objection. “ Now you must have a name,” said ! really occurred one day. After this <tkange conduct hod been Margery, eoftlv, carrying her new. play- [ thing off into her own especial corner of going on for a tow weeks, there came a daywheu Hannah hafl another scare.* the big kitchen, where work and Hon- • nah never came. “Let me see,” she She declnred-tbtat tramps or thievce were up iM'thc wood-shed chamber ; she went on, “ I'll name you after my lovely ! doll that got broken—Kristine—and I | heard them and she dared not go up. �living my lull stock of .C~------ -— dr O3> XYJOT BATVBXAT W-.fflJR ring three pawTmi census at Vermont fa complete, Tlw largest of and the return* are published in two bnllotiuM. The total population of the H be over 5,000 tons each. They, State fa 332,286—a number which fair** by 2,169 titan was reported some mouths Inuit <rf rt*wl. ago, when the returns were made up in Vermont This fa a sad loss, taking LouMuiMk, i* to. oldrtrt United StnW away more than one-half of tlu? supthat b^xly under Use administration of j>ews that the gidu from census to cen­ sus was only 1,735, which makes a rate hardly large enough to Ik> measured— physical, in a retnarksble degree, ex­ just exceeding one half of 1 per cent. cept his vision, which is soniewhat im­ Tho number of mnles Las. increased paired. . more than twice an muirh us the number of femalas; but the sex** are very even­ Gax. Garfxbld will be the twelfth ot ly divided, as there are 991 females to the Pre«d-mtr who were college educated eveK’ 1,000 males. ’ The native [sipuiaWashington, Jackson, Van Buren, Har­ Uod hsut increased, and tlio foreign-born rison, Taylor, Fillmore, Lincoln ard xesixlente have decreased. Tho incr. aHc Johnson never went io college. Grant of native* is almost exactly 8,000, while was educated at West Point, and the two [ the wuc foreign ixjpulation i* less .by v-------more tbvxixk '140 106 58 984 3<i8 824 50 Bincr. nooxu <rro»T. Gen. Jaekf oD. Although nn octogena­ rian he retains his faculties, mental and Adamses at Hnn’ard, JefferaoD, Monroe, and Tyler at Willuun and Mary's Cot- j lege, Madison at Princeton, Polk at the ■ Univendty of North Carolina, Pierce at, Bowdoin, Buchanan at Dickinson, Haye* j at Kenyon and Garfield at Williams. | (fH S Physicians aadSurgwns, Dress Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Notions, Cloths, Flan' “Is, Ticks, Shirting, Stripes, Checks, Denims. orno stroisg, omcz ix iimkovm-suv orru-B J L. STEVEXM, Opposite Parody’s Shoe Shop, I always aim td make prices on goods as NASHVILLE, oj^ o{ colored people fa another feature. They nuinber but L018, of whom eleven on]y half-breeds. VILLAGE OFFICERS MICHIGAN- And prices on PRODUCE as High as the Highest and give ! every one a fair, square deal. I). C. GRIFFITH. LIGHT RUNNING DOMESTIC! BLACKSMITHING, >U thirtro. Spawning. -• It fa stated at the East that, it having Alexandkh Buyhen, of Salt Lake oome to the ear* of some Republicans of City, a member of tho Church of Latter jturirtiw., Mew York that Gen. Garfield was dfa- Day Stiinfa, addreHoed Mr. McVicker, Uuy Miunts, auure^seu .nr. mcvicKer, ... . .................. tret> ?.d for' money with which to meet the well-known Chicago manager, u let- (miiuntux chcbch. b»v. kHm Joa<«. l*Mtar 1 , ■ ... . . ... X_/ Pert-cis every riuiirUy at l(UU a. m.siul 7 p. m. I the increases! demands upon his hospi­ ter vehemently protesting against the gUn<B» Seho4 tmmx,latciy *t< T mornin.- sertke. I tality,' for telegraphing, for traveling, prextotom upon th. .bi),-, ot hi. theater T>*~ur -"to. and other incidental expenses, a purse ot toe pley "Ou. HnadreJ Wm-." of $4,000 was quietly made up for and claiming that it is “ n shameful attack presented to him. It is added that he on an innocent -people, who are doing does not know the source from whence nothing but what their faith commands," xJufllnrsfl Jirrrforg. •.i-.t , J-~ rnimroB intimating that tho stage *makes a mfaW. IL YOUNG. „ . , , ,, ... . ! take in meddling with ritli matters of rcligreligQvmsVi0K.iAb~lMn~lherllI.to .; ,, lra^ u,,. hope lb,t ,he • top. .ma. TI..D.k.ot Cabral^. finu]ctJ fBflorl. DR. C. W. GOUCHER, who to. to.a .U,.og m ..at to M MoVietor'. reply i. etotoetor-' th. Preach Lum laimmao- Com,,.,,.. . and took out a policy for a large amount, ' iu the name of her Majesty. Imitating । Mr bran DmM>; |>.<n»rd ;i OHA 2 // RRAui Sib ; I1 have carefully i»m»«l nmtxwHnP amda«t the nlar of C2LAO. //. UK. AU 1, this act of foresight, the Duke proceed- i your 1 _1 _ ® . .• ’.t, . ' ATrOltXEY al Jaw and HuUcImr la Chancery Hundred Inaunure Anat. CoUecUaj ________ _____ ot __ the _ _______ «-—» . “ <Jlle8 Hant h'-*1 Wfa*. Wives,' aud SAw.rUng that, A ltr»J ed next ____ day to the office comjtauy udiiL>vd hi. o«n Ufa io lor • i«K« i " .lag. make, * miatakn iu muddling with , W, J TboQu.oni.InwaUtyitaellM.au ). »*"-«. o( nlDooo.' Iu -pl, 1 «.U to) OiUco oppoaltaUax , P ’ ’ . | tho proleat h natural, coming from a “ member duces her friends to put its precept* in of rharch of utlrr.naT j LEWIS DURKEE, practice. She fa a considerable shnreliold-1 forthe»t«Ro Umjmidm freedom allowed the pma j AWYER.’n®Uh Public, R«d EhUteABd In«ur er in one of the companies trailing with i Bnd pulpit under our cointllution *nd A ance Ap-nL O llectlou. promptly made, mid ~ tho Cape. ' riKl|t to “hold th® mirror up,” that all Ckinreyanciug prop-rljr vxrcutrd —-------------------------- I mankind may view both secular raid re'igiotu EMORY PARADY. H V. Rhdfield, the autluir of j matters in tho light of truth. If tbe prodne I Advantages Some of the of the AND DOBTTYOU FORGET IT. I BOTTLES OF FRIZELLES- USTICE OF THE PEACE. Conv<ty*Sclnr care- 1 J Blood Purifier Superior Domestic : BOXES OF FR ZELLEo <3. BOISE, AGT., For sale by Hardware. Iron, TSF ails, •And Agent For Detroit Stove Works. lUfflrthillL" RlfinlinfiXL And Rhubarb Pills, th are AcknovlHlircJ tn bn ihr flMl Mnllclns- ’ Sick Headache, BiliiousncssAnd by I heir litnrly r.-, ward off the Acne BIIMow F'*v<t, rle ONE Il'iX wlli cure the worst wrf Hllllou»tire>.‘ Tli t :.rr )><!ni'l|Kil y rxi-jipiiM-A at Mandrake and Hluuh.irb ntxl v*«-ry'M«t1wv knows «h?*ain<af llk*> rran*dl«». Wh'lr the rffrrt nt tbrae arc irtaluud th.- cum pound l ng t!«-tn with utl— »r llneuand Her>* inakiw th«ir acibin umr certain and rffivtlvw Try them atxl know their jood-quaillb * f'T j cnraclf. M • , A. M. FLINT, SOLD ON THE PACIFIC COAST ; On its merit* nlonc, not a dollar u^edi*. „ „ , , —•— newmmpcn*, the rmHnei>d.itioHii'*of 0—Giyi't Hinge of ivnrk. . i thow using it lieing sufficient to tuak» I—Ease of OJM I IL1OI1. . n,jM «.Uormous sale. Also. 8—Automatic tension and automatic ■ M ttltfbt. VEGETABLE I 1—Lightest running mncliinr tnnik*. no. cam* ctinis «r or gear gear wwrviju whei ■' 2—Qnictnessj im 3—Perfect, doilblr-threilfl lock BtHch. : 4—Durability, iHtMlig front simplicity ' of coilS’I IK lioil, lmnbl>«.-M of wcariug f>— Loose pulley for winding bobbins. *9 M MM la.rucnnn lor all kinds of work. V ® P«l t*. ami nails, nnd aWw aliMuiw of of frictinn. friction., l.ieht ruuuiug. Finish and dura“ 5—Self-setting needle aud self-tliread, -----bility. I ing shuttle. ..................................................................................................................... -■ , ■ -wm*..,-. It fa the aiinplwtf.sewing machine made, having fcyrr.purt* than any other. J nr»wr-r» nr rnnri i r-ir» Free from cnmidieation*; it rvver gets out of order; is always ivady for use and ; easily nirningtii by.tlie moat inexperienced. 1 he direct application of power to • iu*.uuuwv; tbe needle, and the mechanical simplicity and tine adjustment of its working parts make it the lightest running and most silent nnichine in the imuket. I P f| M n Ji ‘J U jl MlUnnllfr to" "' P'V " ’■»’ tally nnd ptjrnnUy ntutxleC to. Ofic.i <-»»t 1 which purports to deal trutlifully with your .j . »• . . . ... v.Ut.k u>p of Chic<4{0 * (hlt is an « rror” (and tho mode JOL PARMENTER, argnmuut it truii.fvd}, then the atagc does il. Office* over Hull'* Drug store. Ver | • ir.oi.tvlUc, Mich. good, and tho world st largo may say, “Let j ’ IF. ~Z/. 7iJUS WOLD, and never suffer the loss of a dollar from the galled Jado wince.” See the jjlay, then Ihiu^, "XO.pt, )K«.tolr. . tew trilto.g 1 ">■" ». «,«to> it I. out truthful .. of.rd. I>.. Hiiuieupsthlc Phycualsa aud Kuraecn ! . Offiire amt rreiueuce »|>|K»lte thu Wo'eott j , T* . .. . , , • , ; vnur religion; funuah me with facts to prove doproJ.Uup.uuur.gluu p.g. uuj cluck. J u< ,oot pra Hotter. Protupt attentlna Rb ru to reii" Ciy er • P ico, - - 25c. a Box FRIZELLE BE01 Props. Sin Fraudsao- din'eted against property, but against . Dr. Cu)k*?’& Juke. P**800*-" i The Rev. Tlreodoro L Cuyier, D. D., v* E. PARADI, ra. Mu. .t toe re.brton.il I ,(mlmTnloaIiK„uJ,u. Muto, A WAFinNCiTON corroapondent say* Council. Ono clay IU the week the ■ Ivl lad repairing realty done, alao itriel alien- ; butchers had a festival of some kinA and I ‘lon ,o_or^re promptly, and u th* loweat there is still a considerable amount of to tovo . KT.U..1 pwode. Tbm ‘ -------- I j. r rasey money due as prizes for the capture o morning Dr. Cuyler visited abarltershup | New Orleans, which has not been to get shaved. When the knight of the xJ place in tha v claimed, notwjtlintauding Benjamin But­ razor hod stretched Ufa customer's neck and wtlHng haada. and pushed his head as far back as pos­ ler’s famous Farragut suit Prize-money sible, and filled his eyes, uuse, and mouth has l>cen paid to tho amount of nearly with lather, he said to him interrogatively, dUiflrcllanroufl Cardfl. $15,000,000, yet within the last year and speaking os a friend: •• Well, you're going to . turn out to­ ^yOLCOTT HOUSE claims have been presented fur prize­ day ?” money accruing during the war with “Eh?" said the Doctor. • owliville, Jvrickiigun. ’Mexico, the war of 1812, the war! “ I say you're going to have your big C. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. with Algiers, and even the Revolution­ display." “ Going to—what? I didn’t catch your ary war. Most of them have beep re­ lift It* pill remark." jected on account of lock of evidence. “ I say you butchers are going to turn Although Gen. duller has received his out You're n butcher, ain’t you?” ee in the Fcnagnt prize case, a good “ Well, not exactly. I eat a good deal many of die soldiers nnd soilora con­ of meat, but I can't say that I kill much. Still, I la-long to un order closely counected with the capture of New Orleans nected with the butchers." Bosh are still unjmid. “Youdo. Wliak'a that?” “ The Order of Cleavers." “ Oh! aud wh*t do you do?" Sous of the ixx>r Government clerks “We cleave unto the Lord." al Washington are frightfully over­ The astonished barber had sufficient Union Uuum. worked, s-» i» shown by an order recently presence of mind to collect Ufa fee from issued by’ Commissioner ^entlcy to the the member of the Order of Cleavers. But otury I*ublic. , Maple Grow, Mich employes of the Pension Office, prohib­ Dr. Cuvier couldn't help telling the story. —New York Graphic. iting the clerks from shooting rubber I LIEBHAUSER, bauds st the chickens in un adjacent Oriental “ Progress.” yard. The clerks have been in the What in the modern slang of social . And Healer in habit of amusing llunuseJves by making science is called “progress” is breaking targeU of the chickens. They got up out in Oriental lands where hitherto it with quite a rivalry as to who was the best ’has *been “ ’kept‘ under j—— m-ilittle * difficulty. «« __ But the notions peculiar to countries of mark-Mnau. The chickens did not com­ Xnaahvilte. railroads and steamboats seem to accom­ plain ; on tho contrary they look the pany that sort of locomotion wherever it bands fur worms, and ate them. Sev­ goes. Thus in Coqstautinoplo within 'pHAT HUSBAND OF MINE I eral of them died. The owner could a few years the Turks are beginning to go to public bouses and drink liquor not acei-unt for their sudden demise. openly, even in the neighbarhood of the Id n spirit of invcHtigation ho cut them mosque*. Tliis fa • in the face of the . k. L. RAQEY’8, oj en and found them staffed with rub­ strict prohibitiim of the Koran, which art (> )iaad*o>nr ■* he Ca» be. A full ber lands. He Mxm karued where the enjoiua total abstinence. The women, too, imitating their European sisters, are rublsT i hum- from, and mode complaint gradually dropping the veils which con­ A. BUSH, ceal their features. They nW wear a thin ganr.3 veil which practically hides ’ "THE BOSS’ nothing; but on seeing an official apTun official otimus t»f South Cirolin* i» far fr"tu In-aring out the th ory that thn negro®* are ikely to die amt The the district of India where the “ car of MASHVll.f.K, • niCH. white* hfcve gained 101,404, or 35 per Juggernaut** it brought out has, before silo wing it to move on it* annual proces­ omt in the decade, and the ner.ro> a sion of crushing the faithful under its 188,42’, or 45.81 pvr cent. UnfortnnyyiLLLAM JONES, atcly, the nnndiabdity of the cenaus for ; p J. PUHCIIIH, Barber. READY MADE CLOTHING. J£ BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, . A dispatch from -London nay* : antir ly ^ccnrote, but the census for “Mo*t of the London paper* expr.-ss la.» j shown that, while the whiiee have disappointment at Booth’s representa­ gained a scant 100,000 in twenty years, tion of Hamlet” It serve* him right If Booth thinks he is so Lig a gun that the negroiw have gained very Dearly he can get along •without any free tickets to the press, he will have th* Lht> Iw»l decode oi slavery the South - LOW ASTHE LOWEST; Slaslii'ilk gircrtoni. CDs. Skillful burglary, such as house-। j, ju>ta11] the manage of “One Huabreaking and safe-blowing, is excep-1 dn j Wives " abould meet with financial load tionsUy rare in the Southern States, nml the ring yoq allude to be squelched. The bulk of crime in that section is not i Youra truly, J. H. McVicxxb. , »w» Suits of Underwear, for Ladles and Gent.t. JgOOT AJB SHOE SHOP. Suite* of Cloth i nff, fur Meb, Boys nnd Youths. Overcoats, for Men, Buys and Youths. . ___ _ jwrva to tuaxc , Prs, of Boots and Shues, for Men Women and Children. | : BOOTKndHHOEH. pn». of Rubber Goods, nil styles. . Ill n WurbnuBnUkp imuimlwif at I,|V nrlma ' prs. of Buck Gloves and Mittens. A. BURCMA* Pieces of Prints, for 5 cents per yard. O-i’oeei’iew for T<veryl»ody. 6,W0. There are now less tirnn 4jt(XX) foreigners in Vermont, or only a little more than 12 par cent. Tho scar- •• Uoruicito North uod Sooto,"»5.of . .. tir I stealing ui the two sections : Generally in thu rural districts of tho South a , man can live from tender youth to liosry oge without a bolt or lock on his doors, | uulu.. FIIIZKLIX A <'<. V»-ncnl L^Urn AgcaU, V* Wood war? Arc.,.I*rliolL JUST RECEIVED. WE ABE SELLING THE CELEBRATED STANDARD SCREW HSTERED G08DS -----SOMETHING BETTER THAN----- if-rturrd Mily J. C. U1 and 1K3 W. FOIi FASTENING SOLES OF BOOTS & SHOES, WE RECOMMEND THE Heit Illi is Wealth. STAND ARU SCREW BECAUSE IT IS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO RIP OFF SOLES ---------------- FASTENED WITH IT.------------ - CALL AND SEE THEM NO PATENT NO PAY. 'J'HEY HAVE GOT ’EM niTTMTn ol.t«lnr<ifor m-idiaulol 4evh Irl 1 L El I V -."■•Mfral raiini “• l>vrut». A—liinn- tits, la>i-rf. r«ncr«. IntHw* mrnl* «u4 nil nlltrr rnntti-re relatl*S to j-«u-»Li KOCHER BROS. NEW GOODS IKVtNnONS claUtia. '*1" >t —““SPECIAL attention is called to our Ladies R.M. Beaver Cloaks, WnRINGTON MUIS i'SS! CLOlKlKfi, Imported Cashmeres, DRESS TRIMMINGS in Worsted, Silks and Satins. EX"IN ELEGANCE AND STYLE THE ABOVE GOODS esunot be equalled in thi. market. Ladies liiil not to see them before yon purchase. Prints, "Flannels, Waterproofs, Cashmere Suitings, Carpets, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Groceries, &c., DE1TTISTS S5OO. Reward lion. eonMlpatioti or cmUvwwm with W—I-leer Pill. I* larger and better selected than-ever before a* an towpectimi will convince KOCHER KROS. 1706 y.r.irdcylrr; UIV1H HAUOim * • |>_ <rot ■ ‘«Ser. W*>hi<i«MM*. M. C NERVOUS DEBILITY. �ALWAYS AWARDED FIRST PREMIUM, •fi’-Buy the Best.*2Xr . Tho alip of priae. The Canada Southern will be . used ax far a* Fayette, 0. This in in­ tended to ent off Jay -Gould’s profit They spin it tine in Teifin-sace. Rnl ert McKenna, n Reptjblkwn, was elcct. cd to theTx’gislntarr. hnf some m-n has unearthed the fact that he married his flrat wife’s gnmdnnghtrr. Thia.ia inoeat .nnd under the laws of Tennes­ see ihsqnaljfies u person from holding oftiee. McKenna remains at home to rock the baby and sing, while the prire in given to W. B. Winston,, his Demo•ra'ic cdmpvti’nr. • , An dopingcouple «>n a Somerset aud Cambria (Pa.) railroad train were acaoslcfl by a man who said he wax a JiiRtice of the Peace, and offered to marry them on the spot for $5. In ordr* to Rave time, they employed him. After a week’* honeymoon they found out that he was sin impostor. Sold by t- wether In to death at the which had been him. A VUIIU Beach ai"l wife, of Hartland, that liail no bone ' . -I....... —«■>—» tl.*. <«l. A cxtll«-buvcr of. Dundee, Monroe county, named Andrnon. **» killed al Toledo, Nov 15, by telug struck by an engine wbro crowring tiie track. Georg.- Tro»Ixitlg.-, of . Midland, went out hunting Nov. 13. and nothing ha* been acen of him »lnec, although {tartire havc been out look­ ing for him. . A. C. Tallman, rulli owner at Rodnrty, Ionia county wa» killed Saturday mooting by tiic dog caching In the oaw and being thrown, atnklng c. c. WOL IjHE CHILLING FROSTS LOCAL MATTERS. HF Buy your Dry Good*.Boa!* Shoes, Hatx. Capa, CroariM, Provixioux, I Of Winter are approaching. • A little heavier Clothing, a little heartier food, are STATIONS. Crockery, Notions, etc,, of E. Rekxk, i nweiwitiea. He who anticipates nearest.the wunta of (lie community, ut .the who tdwxyx wna nt the lowext price*. I lowest coxt to the eoiixumer. ix tho one deserving the moat credit, and will 1 receive his due icward by his inrreaaing patronage. ty For Jewelry and Watchea go to I MMrileviUe Onr New Stocks are very desirable nx to style aud quantity. F. T. Boisk. | a ty Thoue xufferinjrwith Sciatica and other Revere Ne’ vniix affectionH xhonld be xuEp to consult Dr. Peterman at Axayrfo Center. Nbv. 34th, aud at Wolcott homse, Nashville, ou Nov. 25th. Oysters! Oysters!! j Of the moot improved pfttcrn* und shitdes of color, from 10 to 15 eta. per yard. Trv the new celebrated Geo. Wash­ I Fine Canbniervx nt §1.00 per yard. ington brand, by the enn or quart. Sold by C. N. Dun ham. westward 8TATIONS. pMroll, CLOTHING ty Dr. IL A. Petcrm inof Marshall, Chariottr Nriu Mcllugb, of Man>Iu*ll, lojunvl by • will lw Rt the post oflice in Axxyria Vrrmonli fall upon a defective sidewalk, and now pro- Center every other U edneaday after­ NubrilU poacx• to make tbc city remunerate her for ber noon, mid *he Wolcott *• house, ------- « Naah—u RMtiRO. angulahof body. bther Thursday, Nnv. 24th I M'MteTllir, ville eve ' E. Groter, a prominent farmer of Pavillion, mid The Dr. treats Nervous Always a specialty. We have Suite sizable for small boys a nd for the 300-poundcr. i ruyi'd," Kalamazoo county, »m thrown from bU sad­ Diaeaaea with constant success, dle on tbc 13th,'and received lujaricx from ering with incipient Infinity, Thoae which he died ou the Iftth. Prostration,-Spimil. Diiunse, Nrrvuj Prof. Watson, formerly of tbc SteU- UnivcnJ<1 other forms Of Neuralgia, ty, died at hh home tn .Madiaon. Wii., ou Mon- Sciatic____ -------------------------------------------- will consult their own beat interrxt by Garfield M in luck. He is a member tUyfand hie rvuuiiu» were brought to Ann Ar­ CQiiaaltinwhim, . ‘7-10 bor on TturoLy for hilcnncnt • ' of Congre**, United States Senator --------- ;—■ . ... n. I Men’s Suits from $8.00 to $-25.00; Boys’ Suits from $3.50 Jennie, daught. r of T. C- Chambcrialn, of elect, aud now elected President of the Farmington, wan the heroine the other day of Bo^IwmJle^"00 ’to tO $10.00, 5>lv.vv. Ladies LttUlCS Sacques OuC(|UC3 from II Ou! $2.50 jp.j.ou to to $15.00, jpAv.UV, Boots^and uizutb u>uu rjp United Staten. When an Ohio rnau an elopement. Her father’ll hired man was tbc nr vr. r«en»«. «... - 1 °f tb« *>?' I?alj,e8’ Rubber Overcoats, Rubber Boots t c ’ hero. They married at Royal Oak. gets to growing, no one known where I3T Dr. Peterman will be at As-1 Man Gilbert, of Jack-bu. hM jurt tw-cn »yrin Center on Nov. 24th, nnd at Wol-. (Warranted), Buffalo Robes, Lap Robes, an endless variety ot • T>TT<T»-<n3-Tf^rTM he will stop. owardl-d ?I’.UW damage", nutacd by the kill­ ■ (S11^r Br«.) ’ ing of her huzband Milton Gilbert tn the great 2&X*?K^fci7i Notion», H.t» aud Caps, Fars, Blankets, Sachels, Curtain Senator Ben. Hill, of Georgia, now M. C. Ntiaah-up at Jaeiuqp » ycxr »««• Joarph Roc, one of the early wltler* of Ionia with Nervoua and Chrome dinea-w*. I Luces, Trimmings, Edgings in piece and bunch, Groceries as J says that the South is making a great , low as the lowest, Sugar from 9d to 12c. | 'ou CAN FIND2 MY STORE countv, committed *ulride at Portland on Wedmistake iu being solidly South, and nexlav, be hanging hhnrclf in a boro. He waa Welk know what alls him. In his con­ advises a break nnd a coalescing witii 87 yearn old, and had mdded in Portland 37 W.U,bewecouldn't 1BiOOO ib,_ 1(rk.tl ipp,„ Wnurd. dition smile if his mothcr-ln-law yean. ■ Ihr Republicans iu order to have a nol­ William Randall, aged 78, of Eut Saginaw died and If It him ten thousand dull mw! II id Nation.. Medicines, Chemicals, <500 Rushelft Braus Wauled. went to his barn Friday evening to feed cattle, Btomach is all out of order. Liver doesn’t act. and wt’ found on hour later lying au tbc floor VrUelle's BloodTurifier is wluu he wauls. It I Pitints, Oils, Varnishes, <5000 ItuxbelN oi* Coni Wanted. dead. He fell from the hav-mow and wm kill­ <ii n.«ke him “all over new." Sold everyWOOULMD ITEMS. ed by the abock of the fallThe "tram xaw-mlil and zalt hkx-K of A. D. Deacon Holmes is on a visiting tour Camp, of Hart Saginaw, took tire Tueeday Aud^u„ i<.«iu>CR.n,.j,A.w in New York. evening and wn» totally deatroyed. Including Kelton** Columbian Oil «» a pawerfn* mm< The epi *o-»ric is raging deaperatrly» neariv :i,<XM» barrcli* of «alL The total low will which eiin be taken Internally a» well m extern, . »___ . • I. ......m .ImmL Instar,1 reach 83D,000; innurancc $18,000. • among our horses. Officer Chaa. Draper of Detroit, on Bunday, E. Rising and E. Haight have each a while attempting to arre»t one Aaam Durr, neiFawell-liox cutter. ' who hail kicked in the door of a bou»c of illBlank Books, Geo. Smith dixclinrsetl his jour, and fame felt called upon to u*c his pUtol, and now Miscellan’a Books. Duer la lying al the point of death. George will take his place. A LA1U3E LINK OF Shade" of Pugzlev! Trouble* never crore! diraaea” RheamatHni or KMnry Dl«ea«e Miss E. Holn^w commenced her Battle-Creek after sending ncariy all her popu­ Bibles, Autograph and school last Monday at the Center. lation to prison trying to punfy tbc social at­ Bruise., FleM. Woumls. nammis Morna Photograph Albums The Stowell Bros, arc going to gum mosphere w now 'in an agonizing attitude. Ckirns. Spinal affection. Colic. CmmpincPains, Choi-: ... . .... , . , . ami filo snwx this winter . nd pnt up The cause of it iiclng a frUky book agent. A COMPLETE LINE Y»F era Morbus. Flux. Marrhoea, Coughs. CnM*. Bron We propoM) to divide protita, uud while we cau furnish you nearly everywaute<I for cuinfort of man and beaat. We will take iu exchange id most some secretaries. Peter R. Whitiicy, sawyer In Lord's camp chiai *ffec<t«>n. Catarrh, and all dtswtara ezional of everyll.inxth. f.riuer hu» io turn oil E, Lucas has bought a new gun, and No. 11 war Bay City waa engaged in "awing 'ifVil.aiu'l'r*"" now thinks he will live on rabbits the down a tree againrt which another tree waa leaning. The leaning tree feel upon him. remainder of tn • winter. Annual Jlertlugl [TBIMMKD FREE J breaking hU uia wck iHt and crashing hia body in a Geo. McArthur has lost his Iiocm*. L 11 ' horrible manner. AS FINE A LINE OF fell and broke its leg coining from Has­ A* Jared Dingman was shaking $1,300 tn tings, and Geotge bud to kill him. gold under the none of a steam tug owner in ion Mutto! Firv Insurance Com: any Ah there in in town, and all war­ irry -nd Ionia Counties." will Hr beM We have a petition at the P. 0., ask­ Detroit river, endeavoring to tempt him to take amount for hi* boat, the tug struck a r of tbc coropanv, Iu ItwCliy of Ionia, ranted to In? aw rrpreaented ing for tiro extension nf the mnil route that THUBSUAr. JANUARY 6. IMl. steamer and the glittering gold was tbc proper­ or money refunded. .from Bonanza, to the Center, nuikinga ty of the flahex. rente from Sarnuxc to Woodland. Thursday evMiing Peter Jobn*on«entered the CALL AJTD SEE ME The hnntera returned home Ia«’ Fri­ saloon of Peter' Hanson, in Manistee Township, day, and brought three deer. Haight and while under the influence of liquor allot sars h« -did not see a black bear, but » Hanson with a gun the abut taking efleet above the elbow aud wcreaitatiug the amputation of ■ SORUGHT ON THE SUBJECT, at al. * white one. So you see he went north the right arm. Johnson returned home, where qnite a ways. he wa« afterwards arrested. F I Between this and the tet of January next, and we know if we do we must sell AtMirshali Bunday morning a dwelling own ­ ---------SEE --------without largo profits. L. Roger’s team ran away last Mon­ F. T. BOISK. day. Ax Mrs. Rogerx, was com ng tu ed oy Marr Dickey, was deatroyed by Are. r£HE NA8HMLLK LEVATOR, town, they started, and broke loose Loa* on building, f2,.r>iX). Insured for *1.000. Loss on furniture, «(X); no insurance. Two from the sleigh, but noon stopped nnc sick children Lad a narrow escape. Joshua GIVE US A CALL, and we will try and do you good. nothing was hurt. Cawood, cnglneerof the Are steamer, while *------ MAMMOTH STOCK OF------. Thanksgiving aervi- es were held at wubduing the tire had an arm caught in the fly the M. E- church on Thursday, after wheel of the’ steamer aud broken In four which a large party repaired rathe par- places. A few nights ago Emery Barber, a farmer re­ ZN 1879, sonagcaud feasted on chicken-pic nnd siding about ow mile south of Alma, Gratiot other trad), which the Woodland wo­ county, was attacked by two men while on hi., men are famous forc<M>king. ---------------- ,-------------------- you may FOi-t way borne from St. Louis thrown down, sbockS. 8. Ingerson had §2110 taken from ingiy mutilated and stabbed in the neck. . There is the place to buy your i t -j -■—wz • -■ the pocket of his vest, which hung in n They left him, more dead than alive, to make Any number of fanners to closet within three feet of the head of *•!» way home as best be could, ami he succeed­ ed in reaching there—a distance of Jf of a Ins bed. He retired for the night, and mile—In about seven hours. ii the morning he found two bills on The salt interest of Michigan iia* arsumed ■ —BUT REMEMBER THAT— . a'in'kitcheti door nnd the door open. magnitude that justly entities it to be efassed Hr. ingetxm has the gym pa thy of his among the foremost indu»tries of the country. The product of 1H7B was 1,s55,kM barrels; tor friendxas he hax had bud lurk. Charles Edson’s house naught tire IbTO it was 2.1155,440 barrels, aud up to Novem­ ber 1st of tbo present rear it-iiad reached 2,last Friday night alxtnt half past ten 447,:Cfcl barrels. The mspection year doses «i’cl<rok. Mr. raison’s people were in with the present month, and the total product lied, and wax awakem-d by something w ill reach in round numbers 2,tM),UM) band*. fulling in the Iwu-k nsmi. Charles and Al Manistee on Saturday evening James desire to announce that having erected wife in their uigiiily nttire, carried Gillespie, who has been •ailing upon tbc lake*, one of the largest nnd moxt cunven|*nl --------------ALso---------------------------alxiut hirty fsiilx of water, anil suc- returned home and found Jeremiah Travis in plrvutor building* in central Michigan, €»•*• '«* I in PH»» ng it out. The fire cixnpany with bis wife in his own txxtse under they are prepared io receive aud IKuapicioiw cnvumstancca. Gillespie ordered ^FREHH^ mi na ed in ho back room, from a Travis to leave the house, and upon Lis refu»a! pun or .ixliex. nu«l the damage is nmiiit Gillespie ilred four shots, two of which, took §20. th- good people of the village eon • Light Single and Double Harnesses made of best Virginia oak tanned Leathei. effect In Trails from wi kb he will potuby tributod and borght §12.(|0 worth of die. Gillespie is in jail, while his wile is car­ goods, and prrsrnnNl fo the family. Mr. ing for Travis at borne. For any quantity of On Bunday lire broke out iu the grocery store Edson nud wife arc very thankful for fHE W^RDROHE. of J. Fuller, Petoskey, destroying that store the i ifts. ami spreading to and burning'tiie store of P. Mcrriral and G. W. Bump, Zoll’s boarding house and H. CushnMn'sdwclHng. 1 be village has aboolutely no fire proteet.on, but the citi­ The New Administration. zens raved moot of the g-xxU In the building" The Great Went dors not intend to That may be brought them. They aht again enter the partisan arena, but will keep for sale at the lowest prices kind. Insurance very light. do "all it can to s pport and encourage According to the Vicksburg Monitor there FOR THE WINTER TRADE. the adminixtn»tii>n of President Gar­ Seeds, Flour. Feed. IJmr.Malt, field in all thnt he can and will do to C. W. SMITH. bring the UuiUxl States iute an atmos­ Displaying its immense stock of new goods for fall and winter, phere of peace. To thia end it will sus­ Nhinftes. from the be.«*t manufacturers of Foreign and Domestic Woolen , tain him in every good act or honest intimate, took hi* wife to Mendon and caHed ciwleavoi, and if he enter* upon wrong Fabrics in the world. We do not like to work in the dark; BeautifullyLlustratwi. ways or mvaua. will kindly yet firmly into a confeaaion bv threatening to shoot. Ly­ neither do we sell goods in the dark, but will honestly show criticise iu the hope of lieiug uwftil to man struck Clapp's pistol, but was shot Iu the □Oth YEAR. ____1ISSWSW0BTH « BROOKS to the great rauae of human happiurMt. »nr.. Clapp then drew a knife, when Mr* Ejrthe purchaser what he is buying. Our line of To thin end we bespeak the gcenl wish­ es, tire sympathy, the good will of all ulinr. wan given. Clapp was overcome, and tbc the people of America to the incoming luhniuiBtration, that the President Monitor My* be hi now under aurvellfancr. Kroimtccti payer-, pnnreo in n>c Ou Sunday a Arc broke out at the north hall elect may come up to part san ground. •lyle, profusely Utauralcd with of Adnan college aud that building, which w aa That he may be encouraged to^aelect one of four formli g the collegegroup, and tn patriots rather than partisans; men of Coat* and Vest and Pants, is very large and complete in the honesty and ability to official positions, *'L” shaped brick building three storw* high, Ac iMHura iioracuiiur-, inr iton>^, m.hA large and select stock of litat tlfef laws may be honored, t. epeo- iuk! wm um-<1 a» u home for about fi» students. teal I'rtxTMM,8-<>al Science, Natural History, Grvl assortment. ___ _ ..I Twelve students lost tbetr roan property. Tbc ___ » placed al $10,000 and will be a were the college. Wbieb only lutd $7.00 powerful wboh*. ' property. One student »m ImIuSm !*■:»<». W*rop».t loipcU. Hn<lrcoj>Let Hie dead bury tbc dead! l>et the raping from * window. The Ira. 1«» cwwia hr all N- ws-Udrr.. Kratt by ij*ve originated in the room IKWU1 order 19 MUNN A CO., Pvbitoten, 37 Park OUR MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT is excelled luul built a tire tn his stove Bow. New York. eloctrd President DATPNTfl iDCOnniwtioo wUh th* Kritn. by none, aiming to be consistent in price and executing all or­ rAl Lil AD.tiflc American, Mrara. Mnnn *c Z Ten Car Loads of b®mSch’- Stove Wood Wanted. ,„ , Patent & Propriatory Medicines T-jTlie Highest Marts! Pnce Paid I'or Batter. Ew: Port, Beans ani Potatoes 8chool Boo;s> J IK EXCHANGE FOtt GOODS Wall Paper and Bordering, We "Winic to SSoll $10,000 Worth ol Goods । C. W. SMITH’S L. J. WHEELER. Remodeled, Enlarged -Improved 85^0 as to Enabe (x-ji/r-coek an ci -LdLanfield. m U11 ££ 9j I) 168) Unload Wheat and Grain Ex­ peditiously id Accuratly. / Vi? T? 17 TP ----- W,LL SELU Y0U COFFEE r Harnesses, Bits, Whips, Robes, Blankets, Trunks, AINSWORTH & BROOKS j # ’ Combs, Brushes, &c. ' Cheap as the Cheapest. PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PK1UI SALT MEATS, Giov^^nENsm™niate(i ? Electricity! OPEN EVERY EVENING NOW, THE BEST PAPER! TRY IT. toney Saret ly Dulin Till tin. The Scientific American, j Fine Cloths for Suitings, FALL AND WINTER OVERCOATINGS! ders in the highest style <«f art Call and see and examine the largest assortment and be*t selected stock of inventloui [ MEN’S, YOUTHS AND BOYS READY-MADE CLOTHING to be found in Michigan. New goods, latest styles and low xMugiwMBFMi.MdaJa.- l,“rt4"‘w‘'°|prices,< Sises for the largest man or smallest boy. ^rimS*ru’i.-GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS. New Novelties, 'I’rnnJc-.. Suchclu nnd Ruir-> tn Profunlon. rh-ndteok _ _ I LUMBERMEN'S MIPPIJEN—Quilts, Blankete, Wool-Rock*. Wool Mittens fcir pnwartaa advancm on inv-MMMw. A. Utm* for । Mx'-kiluur Mini Flannel Mliirta, Overall*, Underwrap, &.c. '4o8.,I?7,“iisA R SsnSSO. o«,k.y., 1-7- *•»- PIERCF, Under th' Tower Clock, GKAAU 11A>.UlK. MIC1I. Steketee’s PIN WORM DESTROYER. �The Intern in—n special lot of Z<LK WKS ii WEN'S OVERCOATS Mr*, tkfudcr died <m Saturday, and Mr*. John married ou Buudav by Bev. A. A. Kuappcn. on Dr. Wilber’s land. - The iron *t»ir» Tor Cook A Sheldon's u biot k have arrived, and are fadng put in tn ph Lyman McCall fa attending school at OHret. The oyster supper given by the ladle* of the [ Baptist Church, ou last Friday evening, was a । twin*. a boy and a girl weighing nine pound*. Willard Gage and Jerome Wolcott started for At tbc annual meeting of tbc M. E- Sunday | THAT WILL BE SOLD CHEAP TO CLOSE OUT ! Stock of Ae<'k Wear for Oki- • in into A- Simmond’s Sec’v and Treasurer. . j Mr. Sidnam, Regtrter-of-deetbjclret, ha* j IS COMPLETE WE HAVE AN ELEGANT DISPLAY IN moved into town. He will occupy the house belonging to Will Goodyear <»n Jcffcnon street, jurt south of the M. E. church. James Clarke, who will be one nf the C.C.C.* after the Irt of January, fa having the room . number of men with their tnun assembled for south of the SbcrifT* office. In the Court House, Our stock of DRESS GOODS was never more complete than now. We call special Fox and Gage suit, was argued at Circuit Court papered and painted, and will u*-- it for an rrf[ attention to our Camels’ Hair and Cashmeres. last week. Forgetting beat, it coat him *30.' Alba Porter from the vicinity of Detroit, I* Tbc suit is now ended, it having cost Fox 9400 JC3ET This week we show extra bargains in LADIES ’ AND GENTS ’ UNDERWEAR. We Five divorces>cn- granted at the fart session virttlng among her friend* here. She fa now a to get rid of paying 1100.BO. “ pants than any other ’ ’house * ijjm Therefore we show of the ClrcufkCourt.' \ of one of the pav more money for a 50c vest nnd i. and‘ a jarty in town. widow, her husband having died about a year ' On Friday last, while Dcmus Hall's boy, Wil­ £ into matrimonial relations in leas you the best 50c. garment in Barry county. x , ly, was standing On a block of wood by tbc i, which may result in another VVe are receiving a large line of WINTER CAPS for Men and Children in Cloth and similartwy. Alas! Alas! । Bn indignant parent, determined to turn the name of Clemen* knocked the block from under Tbc IMtlLinnivcreary of tbc marriage p | Fur. . We also have a fine stocK of WOLF ROBES. teacher out of H. boui, applied to the different him. and lie fell on the stove and was badly W. NlakcrtHpd wife was celebrated on Tues- I We quote good brown Sugar at 8c. light at 9c. day. Hon. Jonas H. MeGowan, nf CoMwater, I *-JC3T Our Grocery Department is Complete, passions, and consequently rcceeded homeward Wm. Clark, of Hancbett’s Mills, left a borte E. q^DrH’^lrn. of Grand Rapids, and Johu ; If you want six and twelve months’ prices (or pay when you can), don’t call .on me—I in the road on Wednesday of last week, without cn#u>,orMia.iieriUr, «en.u«>u«u>«u>rtud don.’t mHke them. But if you want good goods at the very lowest cash prices, call and see me Lydia Powers has taught fire terms in district food or shelter, and- a complaint was made, a guests from abroad. Numerous gift* were pre- < , T *ii j_ ' * • sented by the friends present, and an excellent j Rn<^ I W1“ ^0 yOU good, Nc</5 and begun her 6th. Four teachers living in that district orc attending her school. It is plead guilty, ami was fined. - When released be repast served by the hostess. The evening was ; ' not probable ’hat hercxceiency as au instructor found tlic honx.-, knocked it in the bead, went enjoyed by all, and many happy returns of the i . and buried it, and now rests contented. ocra-don were w ini»cd for the happy pa‘r. IjTIS A FACT The Emanuel Evangelical church near McOn Monday of last week Trustuiu. Cassady • . Lekot. went to Hartings, and before Judge Smith got CARLTON. will be dedicated by Bishop 8- J- E*ber from a warrant for bls father to appear before the Chicago, on Sunday Dec. I9tli. Toe building fa Judge on Monday of this week and show cause .1X1x40 jbullt at brick with a neat tower, and fa why be should not be sent to the Insane asylum ' The people are improving the sleighing. thfa •tie of the fine*t churches in the county. at Kalamaaoo. Officer Gage served the jiapen* and lock Cassady to Hasting*, and summoned Mr*. Lula McKinney fa teachlug the young ‘ pic Grove Center, were awakened from their the two Dn>. Upjohn, who pronounced him a fit idea bow to shoot at the Center, (school). ' midnight slumber Saturday night by the break- subject for Kalamazoo. Tbc Judge gave an We would advise the turkeys and chickens, Eugene Cqok is prepared to furnish you with any.style of order to take him, and Sheriff Houghtalln took to keep high, as the holidays fa ucift at hand. . farm, occupied by F. Savage and family. Emma him on Tuesday. Mrs. Cassoday la going to A good many fattened hogs arc going to keep bouse on the old Multaney farm, Mr. market, and 5 cts. per pound fa the price j>ald. ___ the Move and just dreaming that the world was Potter living in one part of the house. Mr. Wolf was vMtod butt week by bis Iwother H. Wolf, anrl airier, Mrs. Heller and her bush«nd all of Hudson. Al. Cantpbell wm al As*yria a few flats ago, and sayw he tikes It up North umI would not take MX) for hi* bargain! There was an Angel came to John Wcldtcr’s thh other day. It was not an angel of the Lord, but a brother of MBo Angel, of Maple Grove. TSC FURNITURE 11. n. and kames flashed In her face. She rushed to VERMONTVILLE the other room to notify others and went up throwing her clothing ' and trunk ou*. of the window of the chamber, and seeing a passage was impossible down the stairway jumped from »Jld off. Mrs. Savage had not recovered from her sickness “sc as to have been out before" but hurriedly wrapped a bed quilt about her and went across the road to C. IL Palmer's. 8a f- through. Had It not t>ecn for the snow which covered the building* and fences seroM the way the lost would have been much greater Burning *hingl<-* were blown to a distance of 10 •« 15 rods lodged and burned out. Thtthena. COUNTY LINE. Irwin Hsvens, of Grand Rapids, fa visiting in ibis vicinity. Girls and turkeys were the order of the dny on Thanksgiving.' The shooting match at John Davis was d failure on Saturday last. Your correspomlenL has been appointed pres­ ident of the widows society. Caution fa given to the girl who returned to N. 8. Booth, who han been confined to his room for the past three mouths still remains helpless. The young folks met at Jessie Debolt’> on —* .1 la*, - . l» /h*. nlaaanrw There's a Bellevue sooner who strays off Into Maple Grove. What for we have not learned. We were greatly surprised to learn that a couple of Young ladies got into harsh ron versalion with an old woman near here «nd uattl ^nch words as would not look very well in print We hope you will do better in the future. Ladles you should respect old age. tires in tbc neighborhood. Mr*. Hodge family of four aliiklrcu, in hard working pleasant feelings throughout the neighborbond caused bv some superstitious talk and others refusing to *pca».. And now If they would take this advice and speak, and let by- Jesse Chance and wife have returned from a visit to Ohio. Mr. Walrath, though still living, Is very low with cancer of the touguc. The public well fa still going down, and Mr. Bottomly say* he will get water or die trying. Logs arc coming in to the mills with some­ thing of a rush. Mr. Stebbins, however, doe* not receive any. Mfas I<la Parmcter is preparing a concert of vocal and Instrumental music, to take place here and at Harttug* about the holiday*. Mr. Wm. Berger fa making effort* to secure a pension, notwithstanding the rumor* that be was already tlie recipient of a large sum of money from the pension department. Isaac Tracy is about six feet and fourteen Inches up in the world, and sizable In propor­ tion; but, he has the best bass voice tills side of the Rocky Mountains, except when it thunder*. The young men have organixed a literary and elocution club (its proper soubriquet I do not know) and are proposing to do something even­ ing*, better than lounging in billiani rooms or on store counters. A number of anonymous invitations to a Thanksgiving dance were dropped in the P. O. on Tuesday night, but failing to apply the blue stamp, some of them w ill go on to Washington for the benefit of the dead letter office. ' A young man broke a street lamp in (root of H. J. Marlin'* store with a whisky bottle a few nights since, but had the manliness and good scnM to own up nnd pay for the caxne—after he was found out. Still, it was the whisky tb»t did the mischief. The Thanksgiving termon on Thursday by Rev. H. R. Williams was a gem. Those who failed to hear it lost a rare treat. There has tm nothing better of Its kind In the Congrega­ tional church here since the memory of man. The music also was appropriate and well per­ formed. The entertainment at the M. E. church has not at this writing (Thureday noon) tran­ spired. A couple' of miscreants or whiskeyants broke a [>aue of gtaw from Dunlap’* drug store front on Wednesday night, and attempted to enter, but were frightened off by Dr. Heocy, the den- Not more than 50 mile* from the County ine live* an o.d man who ttecame jealous of hi* txmg wife, and one day she went to a nclg'i- so rcturoed home where she arrived before him. He mv* “bow did you gel heref” she says “I cune down the road.’’ be says "you didn’t!’’ J. K taiu.'.. iud.y ow,. He iso Y want bushel* of buckwheat this season wbcih he has floured and it readily sells at UL50pcr hundred. ] W.1L Lee and Sarah Freeman couldn’t stand ' single blessedness any longer, and went over to 1 Hastings and gto k of CUTTEILS thio Beason h large, j. \M7 I T~ ▼ V J ™« «<*»» *’I WO" "T" . J"" 1 "1 > 9 XX J—P ~| \ J_ JLjLJ K—A Hog slaughtering iuo. , Vnek- Wm. Warner am need.. Notwitiialaading the add weatbor, Anson C. Boy« started out cariv on the morning of Nov. IStn, and brought back with him a frow. ‘ Pbeba Smith, or Grandma Smith, as she is mon' widely known, is quite sick, and as she fa Will Crosby, of Battle Creek teaches at that their trip to Ohio. The next on the program will be sleighing. Giris, improve the lime before 1881 arrive*. Georg,' E. Felghner has returned from the north woods, looking quite revived in health. F. H. Overwnlth baa returned from Marengo, and S* now engaged In buying and selling poul- Sabbath rcbool every Sunrise at 10 ! Which will be sold at veiy low figures. carry on the blacksmith bu*lne*» in the future. 1 I want every one in BillTy BOfl Eaton COUntlCS who tllillks of bnying R' ’ The light from the Are of the Irving mill*, | was plainly visible at the Center. A number * of the Carlton farmers itad wheat stored in the ; mill, and arc thereby heavy looser. Among I them are John Carpenter, loss 400 Ims; Ed. I Jones 150 bus. and Jones' 450 but A few of the neighbors have l>een up north j hunting, and Dr. A. J. Wright and Henry , Crockford, each killed a bear. Crockfoni ship­ ped bh home, and the entrails acre taken out, bmin weighed SOO lbs.- We have been inform­ ed that parties in Hastings, paid >10 for the •* Of every descriptl'in 17362771 Our Undertaking Departmn’t Complete In every parUcular- Prices that Can’t i Undersold -And Get Prices.------- EUGENE COOK dwelling btxtae la-longing to 1st. *A. P. Green. Register of Deeds (or Eaton Co., D past Zf- years or more, for bls »urcea«i ju*v truMca may infilet, may be roitsultcc that at hl* New York o c# OSes rib Mr B F. Georae.Attomev-abLaw Ko. office, writ**: “Haring tued your RupUn I desire to render my sincere thanks to the rainy neighbors and friends, who so kindly gave ttidr assistance and sympathy during our Ute trouble and affliction. . Isaac Mikes, jk. Maple Grove, Mich. I*£Ti», James ani> John. KELLOCC, BELL & CO. Merchants, Manufacturers, R. J. A.Slia.HM Al'l-A'ID Tl I >wa treated by !»• Sh*rn» -a at his St- Ixxils and having been permanently cured, I bare apok- ■ Nurserymen, Florists, Stationers and Business People x PRINTING not a stand Mill xffiietlon : it 1< . el« rxxm-n mm! merchant* I i* »uecrs»ful prs-tlcr I »•’«’»> •~1r«*p and trie West Indies. The afflicted thoald rv»i It and f ; , io uioae Wfoirr.u isu ran*. DR. J. A. SHERMAN, 1= Heware nf *Tt*in confidence m<-n *o-l >mp>>«l''r» who r^un ^.nt Uuimwl*i-Sa« Or She-mau. c Press •-B. kin, >i< ---­ 251 Broad way,co. Murray St ,N. Y.,and S3 Milk St,Bost n ,, A. iXICIIOL^, the Bool & Nhee Ilan «<’ Nashville, i Vent. SOUTH and WEST,’ Published at SM Pine Bthukt, St.. Loria. By ALFRED AVERY & CO. Prwl for aampla cop cs of “XOrTH ,MBd, WENT,” wt» h id a fir*t-cta-* agricultural aud family jotier, puHI»br<t *cml monthly <u • cnunri, icuvi*-.. -------- - --- —■— mation, and iutercKlng reading m-.uer are fnrnlshed. The best of corrrepowknta t» tribut.. from all secUonsof tbeeountrr. Usohilpremiums and liberal eommbUans will be girtta to ciubraincn. 8AMFLM FEEK. “ta-. “SOUTH A WEST,” Order Work t van A«.au H> K*U Us bfaurfsrt Ajriraltarsi Book Farming for Profit r._ - -■ <■----- r.r. Trade withHIm and Save M on y Mrs. J. B. Wilson, Tiffin, Ohio, *ay«; I have worn an improved Excefaior K>dncy Pud, and received more relief than from all remedies I have tried. I cheerfully recommend it to all I JENBY ROE, Pin»iBTo< —OLD RELIABLE— - The science* of medteine and cbem LMry have never produced ao valuable a rtemedy tor the MEAT MARKET. Fresh, and Salt Meats. SBoiei Ham aii SMien, Henry Van Nortwfck, of Toledo, Ohio, *ays: —A friend prevailed upon me to try an "Univ Lung Pad.” and T obtained Immediate relief from a racking cough, I know the Pad Iwljxxl - IN TH KU BEABON. «1OO REW.^R . For any Caso of Catarrh It will not Cura. We k a-ily invite all to attend. .njcalRbciiaG ■ngw'a • ! ■ rhauklngour nameruoi aco. wr shall endeavor by aide price* to doable their RUPTURE EATON COUNTY. KNICKERliOCKER, Tho celebrated ax-n.xkcr and bonte-sboeer Is now at tbc Foundry,ready lor buslneff. Call and wc him. (LIO Fin’l Bee., Wash. Porter; Treasurer, IJbbie Kuvnitirre Common CUTTER, to Call at HIV shop and the new U. B. Church. Kidney Fad. Its reliable character, desirable Mrs. Emellnc Hosmer received u telegram qualities aud masterly curative power have from Holton, Muskegtm county, stating that d'-cply won upon the confidence ot the medical prof<-.ahion and countless sufferers who have ’ tof! her father was dangerously ill. ichun-h they found that jn Table?] Mirrors, Camp Chairs, &c. trtQU A. 111<-1 !OX A CARD. tend school. Bureaus. a very nj(.e jot> of Mrs. Henry Lee, formerly Freeman has pur- la a fiddler. Wm. Crocker of Chester raised an car of corn that had f>00 kcrnal*. The Eaton Rapids schools have <• larger »ltendance th*n ever before. Henry Klrta, of Frecmonl, Ohio, has bought the Sherw ood farm of 60 acre* in west Chester, for >2,500. Potterville has one of the finest flouring mill* In the State, with a capacity of flouring 100 bushels wheat [>cr day. Grand Ledge ha* entirely rebuilt her burnt district of less than a year ago, which Includes one-fourth the busincM buildings of that burg. Who say* Graad Ledge isn’t an enterprising town! Amos HaH, a lad 19 years old, whose parents live in Eato» Rapids, while hunting Friday af­ ternoon in tbc woods between Charlotte und Eaton Rapids received :■ cliarge of shot in the Ityigs by the accidental discharge of his gun. He was standing on a log, leatrng on the gun, and stepped off. The hammer struck the log, fir.ng the. gun. He lived but two bourn? Tbc fanners of Chester township report tliat large numbers of their spring lambs are dying could have found his revolver with lea* trouble, oft The disease Is something entirely new be would jwobably have captured tbc coveys, as ami baffles all attempts to save tbc aninials he could ten them very distinctly. They return- ou wh ch it settles. The lambs an- first taken with sore mouth, preventing their taking nour­ but failed to effect an entrance. ishment without great palu; as the disease de­ velops the throat swells and finally Um: victim succumb* The fanner* are much alarmed, and STATE ROAD. have written to Prof. Kedzle for sesne light on the disease. BALTIMORE. ’arlor Sults, Chamber suits,' J c (U1Q CTil DrUCCS 8001(3 DDC J J.D WKAIHBRF*mi>. evidence tiiat it has merit Mid that it will be rare to merit the approbation of all who use it. FOR SALE BY F. T. BOWE. iMrd. by the lb. or barrel. . Fresh Good«, �- in the , ....... I'l'BiMH-iiae ........... WEEKLY IEWS REVIEW under too control of Halvznt, the groat Italian tragedian, ■wot for 19> tagtata in The Northern principal at**-*.... Official vote'of Wisconsin : Garfield.^ Republican, 144,399; Hancock, Democrat, The Lotua Club, of Nov York, gave a 1‘rolnbitor, •/; field over Hano oahy d^-tared. was: Fur Gmrueld, 163,198; Hancock, 111.960 ; Weaver, 4.584 : Dow, 5-2. ....Thu oifictal iole of Oregon girre Garfield T63 majority. Calhoun, residing at Candalaria, Nev., has b*- Shanklin, and Auditor of State Manson. At the oxno insane from a wound re •etved during the eleventh hour it was discovered that the Marwar....The Dew census of 8L Louis is com­ alm! appointed for- tho Eighth district had not pleted, and shows » population of 350,915. put in an appearance, ami that the vote ot The gain on the previous ununwratir’n ta 17,000. Montgomery county bad nut been rectified to. Thb health department of Chicago han An cxanuuaUon of the law left tho board in organization, and is very highly anokrn of lor tbc local pro**. •• La Fiita du Tambour Major.” Offenbach’* last production, rendered in En­ glish, is tbc bill for tho week. Judging from the name* of tlii>c conncciixl with tho trotijx’. malic strength.' I THE wholeiudo drag house of Lord, ' Stoutenburg A Co., on Wabash avenue, Chics- | _ . . . _ : about >190,000.... Michael H.Donly, recent!v they concluded to return ll*c vote so far' w it was certitied to. and ad­ journ, with the mental r»*crva|i hi that, when tire vote of tho Eighth district was prop­ erly certified it should lx* add**!. The vote a* canvassed is as follows: Gartiold. 212,146: Han­ cock. 208.375: Weaver,.10 623-taaviug Garfield a plurality of 3.771. instead of 6,40, al it Aonld be, had tho Eighth district been canThe vote of New York for President, in 1876 and UW0, compare* m follows : .834,611 Tilden. Tb- R -publicans thu* xopcar to have gain*«l 60,337 votex, while the Democr «t* gained only 12.661 The whole vote of the State, inohiding 13.373 for Wearer. 1,317 for Dow, and 75 for Puelps, is 1,104.120, sn increase of 92,9*4. Stanlet Matthewh, of Ohio, who hna lately returned from a vutt to Mentor, gives it as hta opinion that President-elect Garfield will mike au en ire change in the Cabinet, retaining none of the present mem'- er*. The vote of New Jersey, rs now offi­ cially declared, was : Fur Hancock, 12555; Gar­ field. (20.555; Weaver, 2.617 ; Dow, 195; Han­ cock'* plurality. 2,010. Th- plurrii y qf Ludl<iw, D- moeratic c-hdidate for Governor. *u 651. ..James L. Pugh has been clean*! United 8.uu* from Atal arna Indijia bx« clnone H-tw- v*k < I -et/ir. I) W riiun*^. <!ef< ating B. 8. Parker through a Iteptibliisin blun ler in nuking up thu li ■ket* Tn- latter wn xubxtitiited for Gen. Bennett, of Bichmond, Just before tlnrekcticn. utable woman to whoqa he wu«engaged... .The people of Kansas have voted for the adoption Gen Mn.Es hua Innjq appointed Chief of an amendment to the Statu cmsti’u'ion pro­ hibiting the manufacture or sale of intoxicat­ ing liquors. Hie majority for the amend-1 ~ . mrM ... SMI. I. >. u, loro,; ,lb« »4 and rw ,o to be * aM Major General of rnhmtrara. volunteer*. much like tbe Maine liquor law. . flnd “,or Gunoral Dr. Thoma* Wood, a prominent surgeon of Dibkctob or the Mint Bubchako will Cmcintiati, has died from the eff"cta of blood­ oppose any mraxure looting to tho xtopjwigo of poisoning, caused by attending with ebsp]—1 hands to a wounded man in a n-cent railroad tho coinage of the standard silvor dollar. He accident... .A. B. Meacham, the Uie OommL- thinks moro of them are watit«*l... .Ikvlford nv tne oioner, hax been arrested by the an- MU<^ Queen in. color, d, were exictited at Wa*haccessorv to 1 the ninrd<-r of George P. Huth in thontiea of Colorado ax x.\. *—ua.*— ... :, Januaiy last. ’Both protreted their innoeuia-u. toe murder ot Jackson, the freijAiter. Tbe brewery of SomuM-rmeyer A Brother, at ' The Indian Bureau report* a heavy Ean Claire-, Wi*_, rained st 925,06, ha* l*en i , , , ,, * . , . , li Ore. ., .Out ol U,. i„ur t™*1 ”»<*belonging to the Methodist College at Adri m i ments for manual tabor. Our total Indian Mich., has been ruined by fire, the Iim* bring population is about 250,<X'6, of whom 60.'HO >10,000. I are colotnxi-d in Indian Territory. New York Lin-r. Got. Gust b« been in.mll«l; gh" •»> “ °Trny’L°.' I T™»3 -n-d by U»d~1h of lb. U. Out. Wilium... | o, latter, and nuu: of the'Mexicans were killed.... At a mratiug of tho Wtonau’* National Relief SocMity, ta NnwY'ork, the following officer* w<«v elected: Presidon:, Mr*. Rutherford B. H*yre; First Vice Ptv**lrnt, Mm. Waite, wife of tho Chief JusUra. A PiiiNTiNXiriftioe attached to Hootetter A Sattth’wfitttera factory in Pittsburgh was destroyed by,'fire, involving tbe loss pf >85,000The flonrin&millN of Gai durt , Campbell A Co., " liefa., were cunsnmed, causing <35 000 The saw-mill and salt’ works of ____ _____ _,,at East Haginaw, Micln, wcru buruod. wiptag out >30,000... .Tiw £pglt*h dipper abijrlMyne haw been abandoned in tho 8t. lMwjrt>s«/with a cirgo of grata worth >70,000. X • A gbeat battle him taken place at Uruudah. the lou b» ing heavy on l«oth ridna. K'T> WWl* r'T“!*5 ‘ laguand tmuoocrvd 2"0 d teen*....A British _______ .__ aorder* __ ■__ ...to ..sail i ngiment at HaUfai >ba* received for Ireland.. . .Tlio burning of a sugar refinery al Eli untie, France, wiped out 1,009,000 franoi. T he Iruth ±HE lnwU Land lj,uul League L,ea*uo has usw invested >nveewa ’ta.funda-ta foreign wenritiet and . deposited them in a coutineutal tank, to fonwtall sriznre lan 1, from which i» tenant bad been evict id, was shot dead from l>ehind a grove. Two brother* named Moore have l>een Arrndcd for Uie fnnrder of Wheeler. Every Liberal Journal in England and Scotland oppum* a mmsioii of Parliament and a coercrie policy. | The French authorities promise • to »aUii , the .movements ot Painell nn their soil.... j The anti-Jewiab agitation in Prn»*m is iucrosainz in bitterness.... An explosion of lira-dam;> nt Mirtis, Belgium, killed twelvu men and n­ J in cd fifteen other*... .Gonzalez, thu Pmodent-elect of Mexkxi, ha* arrived at th* capital. "Dm* public debt ta rl<4,000,000....Twentythree lives wire lo-t hr the foundering of the British steamer Mildred. A St. Peteb!1bvbo dispatch nays that “ a largo number of Nihilist placards have Just apjtearcd upon tho wall* of 8l Petersburg, some of them in thu most frequented |tart* of the city. They jjnxjtaim in flaming chrirscters the beginning of a frceh revolutionary m<*v«^ ment, Ixvtide which all former agitation* will be considcr- d puerile and inxigniucant, Otninonx warning is given that the throne of Alex- Accounts received from various jxirta ax xtiU more di-tort**! and duinonilized. Tbc rtmitanatiori agaiu-t tl»c i>avuM-nl of tents i» exten tmg into Htatnct* hitherto |waccall«. In Eugtaud. the Quran’* protracted stay in Balmoral elicit* the nraal ho*ul- comcM-uts frxsu Ui* pr*M* and nuciety. It-ot4ij.cc-* a Cal>1 met Minister to journey thither at a moment when the graveri deci­ sions have to be taken in London. Thomiui Power O’Connor, •>. I’., apeaking at a public meeting iu Galway, said: “When tinobjects of thu Land Leauu» ahall have been at­ tained, Gut Ir«h peo|de win haw a more noble conr*>> i8 view —«o wrench them •<4 vox from the rnl” of England.” Three hundred men will le added to tho cunitalaiUrT in the Gxinliex Mayo and Galtfav. Royal dragoon* uro employed 'i|i rac'*rtmg Boycott's cattle to market Tin Co'ouri uf u*. Hh-xafh has proxeenU-d a Dullin nuwsp^xM- fur stating that bis men stole and sic one 6f Boycott’* sliecp..... Revs. Enright and Green. Bntidi ritualist*, having ignored tlielr *n<peu»mn from ntfio-, arc to lie miprixixjed fur cuutem|>t... .An ngid letnal* servant at Wimt’-rmecc, England, hafallen heir to c«l,&UO,UOO... .A billiard mdeh for the cbamtrionxlup of the world w’: lptaved at Pori* 8!<m**>u, of New Y'urk. a d Viguxux, the great French expert. The con­ text will he ou* of J.5JHJ point-, 700 point* to be iJayed »*cb night for live xuucu-sive trigula.... Edwm,Booth, after jJaying Hamlet for two • nnftrtsr ot . million • letir of Mr. Booth’« acting «as ir *tantly ro> Ofidzed and euthiudoxtivajly appociat-d, and I '' '» '.'llI >2f-'Pl® Tr-—«of lb» Onhod Huiwte- he wm iniperatir< ly ramia owl ta-f.re the cur­ tain attbu end of u.^h art Hi* groatrat tri| I««® U‘“ U1-,' r.oh.U. Omo custom*, internal r venue, and public lands m­ ' creased nearly >6<i.,<0U.0i0 over tho preceding Jutte, th-? ennw- of Itoinn eludunga trrtn<-tidou>< Charles BoCHBINOEB and wife, of I twrivemonto... .Thu tot--l roinago of atan- t-nr< ofapplano and a don i bi ncall.".... A VMtxrui of the PcQ.mm-ar war. aud ot Water­ loo, Fn>id Mcuxhal Grtnral -dr CuarltM York*-, children ra toe bouse. Later ta tie day to- «*. *72.817.73). of whi.-h at that date >47.- n»* Ju-t died in L •udon. 8 r Alexander Cock­ urn, Ctiief Jiution of the Qnocn'* Bench, nparoutai returned to find the little ones burned । 5S3.106 rruiatat-d tn th- treaxiwy.. ..Bmce re­ to death... .Tuu town of St. Pierre, D. T., ha* xnniMfonof «t*x4o ;>avin«iita all Uj.l but >11. ■ T" “C* l’“cf 4?“ "klh 40.336 in are-uUu-k. ba,. U> u pre-..,-I f r SEVBNTT-Rionr pemomi are under aj>e TUato*l'l ~)-n>P>lon....rh-tnUlrro.l I-m th. tbufed ’ d®®J?1 “X- X.«r U.nn kill-1 and hlai,. irea-my for th. paa S-al vrar wvn> j ci.il police proti’Ctioii in Ireland....The Irish fro, oUuT. wm.otol . knirih.ni. 'V -r-i. or | .. ,0. „. s.-buih-U ha. a-kwl 4. t« Hi*bop* repreaent to th- Pope that they may 1*» JMton, Ohio, tod ot lockjaw, oaiarol by ., ran . ,H|-red <rro. to command ot tto D,-h .rtmorn driven to rapport tho Land Loagne. ' Parnell log to auk), iu jumping out or lx.1. | 0I Wret Foul. appcxsls to Uj> American people to wtat th- a- Bmr HlMnurau, an inmate of tho Tu« .ro lmuon from the mail, of new . .Uation. After sTree d^bt at Bilnu C xinty Cork, the pohoo am-«t<d a Land Leaguer fur. Sirnwaote l.wano Arelum, ronlrewd ha.tan j H,n couialmou lottery adrwtomo .U la otetiructmg th<> street....... The Penmen troop•rad that bmklrag, end whh.a all bad la on , ou-.im. od-1 hr P.wimaa er Oeuoral M yuan’. hww dwtroynl twenty lire Kurtiish rilligeo. burnod. .. .The prairie region of Mmntwr.ta is ....Preri tent H*«e* i< iho reapi tii of .. ............ suffering greatly from a lack of fuel. Tt-le- . au some present from Quran Vb^or’-. The gi t u a ma*«ivw oak desk iim* a -aying that thu troo|M acted contrary tuosderK. The vioh nee of tbc unti-Jewihli moveth-- railroad* traverwit J be adm nirtnitioti docx no1 intend to m ut in fkrmauy u largely attributed to *Two ladies of East Dt Pc.uce Bi <m-irck, who i-r'rm hl. rmtxp n «el tbo sdtni~*io'i of J-w* to P.-rliauiei* . in an air-hole while endear a 4 mi known tocheridi-troniqmjud wm am t on........ W.<r ■-» threatened buiwreu Egvpt •on, hcadof the A*tronomh a! Department of j । and AbyMdn a. ’lro<>;* have already le-n di­ tbe University of Wixconrin. and previous to p > died fr -ra Cairo to Iho Alir»-i».ian fron’icr, hi* aocepring that position Director of the Otaud ho Abi-Mf.il a nrrna ehha- mud a •ervAtorv st Micliigan Univenaty, ta dead. The New Yons detectives have run down p<odtamxU>M> onier n; all .uua-tnmau* hi ; is dwjixi-d wo* In tris 42d year, <md was one of the ablret astrooomera of tiu country. Btrpbcn C. Bradwell, a commercial traveler. THE WITH. » •I i> tend ♦» inuv the sux;* n-4«>n iu lr<A special train carrying four com1 □ of tta H.Corpus ucL....Tbo Gerauaupr-.-* »u .agly c- ..s.ira* tin? British GovSigsoe Blitz, the well-known pn-rfL- <aruweo: for li* ]x'4-v<*f in*c>!r*rauca- toward digitator, has made his fl..al ord. While duck- In land.... !'n« B J'i.went <>f Q'la-emdsnl hax m ii u JI f r Un» cutteirurtiOu of atranw•evural seriously.. ..Three children died a? Wilmington, Dt !.. after having oaten uncooked propio, inolndlw; »!>.,, of U>. mo« dolinout,, or tb. HUM. Too remain, were mmored io Wheatland, hi. oM lam houM' for intemH-nt T “T I ipvt*todo’!^’ “NtrtSk?, terwll Thk cattle trade with England <xmtimuw to nnik>>. r at prpgteMk Dunngthr last 'hrec inou'b- 16,760 bead from Uu* eount ry the theater every evening al the ptuper point in the pi. oe. Ouo afternoon ire luuk it uite ins bead that the Umo had cuuw to pt-xfurm. ihruwuig iua keeper mane, ho buna mto tho aUeet, overturned way iu Uiv thuutvr, num-hud u ouor, and The Bnjmr-csrop of Loiunlmus is <wti- uoseneu U l>gut« Mud Muuieuvo MMOUud in,; VsndertalL Ooo‘i<hft>, of in Waohington Territory. It amxwni tixr» upward of 5.000 Indian* in Sk w York Sta Milt* of Indian talor derrng Lba year by Indi­ ans, exdualve of five dvilixod tribo* ol the In­ dian Trmit-ry: 41M7T mg in socardm™ with an art approved Juw ■Jk4 I.ul ..a rojwrt — k' 1. Wm -k.-l.. 28, 81174k 1879, submitted which duly tmuonutUxl to UongioK taxi March, and wax puUtabud by order ot the Home of UcpriMca:. a tires. The report exhibited for tfie an<t time osumateo of the appropriation required tor work* of improvemeu: tiiereui descrilK-d, amounting to <*5,113,000, and it awaited further oouxideralion alien the Boston citoed. Tbc Fifty-tight national bank* were organiaed 3W.146- during tbeyrar.; five failed, and tweuty-unc went into voluntary liquidation, leaving 2,102 n,«2 doing busine**. The amount collected froru national banks by the Treararcr of the United State* for setniannuai duty accruing during tho year was >7,591,770. Tbc total amount culkcted during the uxwtetiee of the lutional-bauk system ta 9100,361,369. Tbe report cmlxxliCH a statement of the lia­ tiou *111 In trausnuttud to C iugrra* a* a matter 14.0UO bilities and a*M t* of the taearaiy for the rears Number nf ton* et hay cut....................... of special importance, not mulud**d, howen^, N umber of cstt'v uwnsd.......... ......................... t/i.teo in the annual csUmaUw and ex}*oudituro* tor 1877, IWa. 1879 and 18M, from which it ap­ Numberof xwluaowm**)...................... UXl/Jao pear* that the gold and silver coin and bullion tho scrvKX’ of the deportment ” ' Dunuc toe y«r sixty boenhug and Hu day t angod from >114,464,982 in 1877 Jo >163,969,In regard to the South p**< of the Mlmsxaippi school* have bran ta opuration among the difnver. Uie Becretanr ways: “ The pcnnoDeocy of 144 in 1878, to 9221.8.17,368 in 1879. and to thin im|x?rtaut wutk aM.-ems to be o»*untd from >214,303,215 in IfflO. Tbe dearaso of 98,500,«W bctwieii 1879 and 1880 ta represented by been attended by over 7,01)0 children and taught ’ tlie reduction in tho gold balance of >34.l>0fi,000, by 316 teacher*. Tbe udncatioual work •( the channel during tiie six months vndtag August aud au increase in the sdrtr coin and bullion IrtUean tjonld bare been enlarged to a much bu«t. Tbi* improvcmunt ha* otwned through on luuul. The iufiiienue* tending to thu desand* and shoal* a l>ruad, dw.-p highway to Uw crt-anu of tbe gold balance have been primarily ocean, and uotx? upon the p-rcuim nt snreus* the xcurrity ot note*, compelling payment* of a dchoob*. Fifty thousand Indian* al miveu een of which cougriktulaUou* may be exchanged dsily talancc to tho New York Ucexring-Hmwj agciaan* b«vo no treaty acnuol fnmia whatever, among people abroad *nl at home, anl tw in gold coin. There has been but a small aud educational facihUc* must iL-fw-nd entirely p eiallv among tho oommanitic* of ttio Miiwiv- amount of United States not<* «nd gold certifi­ on general «pprojmaUon fur cdiieate >n. Among mppi valley, whoso commercial exchange* float I cates prcMcntod for redemption m gold coin. There ha* been during the year an incn-iu-e ta in an unotMtruotoi channel xafrt,- to and from the silver coin of 915,977,970 tn staodud dollars, the M-a.’’ ttaeretary r.am<ey contuir* in toe rccocrnct.- and of >7,849,994 tn fractional silver coin. tnctrt. showing incroosi-d aud mere regular datiou of Geu. HLcrmitU tiuit Cougre-M bu asked -Attendance of pupil*, and growing interest to pvo 25,18X1 etiUxted men xpo.nficallv to thu 7* ailory bonks, hav* d- creased trotn 9107.66 fc 287 in education. on the part of jwr»-»tn. In m 1877 to 993,417,282 in X878, to 9C3.92G.653 in troop* of too fine of tho aruiy, and tavora toe compliance witi the a|ijicals from neglected t-tauMlonmuiii of many small (*>*t>i find the ctwt- 1879, and to 942,402,614 in 1880. The steady sg'b.’iea, the traroati ha* made nrrsnguuiBiit* txjulraUon of larger forces at xtrategu1 pom;*. ducreosc, the Tro-surer says, ta due in greet for erecting eteren l>oardu<-«cbuol budding* The atx-eui* of a large nurnter of oQicer* from nicosure to tho withdrawal of notes caused by dlinng Uw com'tig season, aud tor Ik:’ eXabtheir regiment* 1* alluded to, aud action i* rec­ the presentation of Cleariug-Hunao certificate* Itahmeut of thirteen new boarding sehooisommended lool iug to tbc reltef of thu »ecviee for redemptiou, thu amount of ttsse certifi­ cates onfstanding, having been reduced fro«n promle*! for tlw 8,000 Han Carlos A;«bd>us and m tbi* respect. Secretary itamsoy ludorecn the recommenda­ 431,335,000 in 1879 to 99.975.000 tn 1880. Western ShoshotnM, and the hr*t taxed mg Another reason for tl><> umallnoss of the note mhbola tion uf the Adjutant General ta relation to opened lor the25,000 Indian* at Uje trine placing uniformed atate militia npon the sornu' balance. Air. Gilfillan adds, may bu found In Other acuieii-x. 7 he day-scbeolx have hitherto thu falling off in the notereeripta, the revuutu-* looting in respect to ita rule* ami form* mi to.’ met with indifferent sucocas and made Irtito imrugtaar force*, and calls attention to tlie do- of the G nirnment being now largely paid in coin and silver certificates. oeokily uf providing by logtalatiuu tor Uju or­ From the table* of axseta and lubihUcw of ganization, arming and d.Mjipliuo ot the irnthe Government for Nov. 1, 1879, and Nov. 1. Indian Territory continues to bo [ rm.-xmii’ llio affaire ol the Ixnveuwnrth milttarv 1810, it m *huwo that on Nov. 1, J879, there proton, too Secretary xay*, have i*cu capably were 9J51,<>47.(H4. end ou Nov. I, fax), there have mortal into nou.—«. Mcddk-Mtaw peewou* administered during too year. Hu surgraL-, were 9141,597,031.61 available tor rwtiinp- are "Uli eudiuvonng to induce the 1’onca* li> however, that, ta order to t*> entiri'lr muccbm- tion. Tbe amount of gold coin and bullion abandon their pr> *ent location and rt-enm to fui and to carry out ax far a* pouible toe orig­ tn the treasury Jan. 1, 1879—tbe date ot tbe Dakota, but thu leading men of tiie tribe have inal design of making tbc iusUUitiuu M>lr-sn*- resumption of specie payment*— was 9135.­ frequently a-ournl tbc Ag« nt that tta-y sro aatand at this date—Nov. 1—it taining, on- important muaxtiru of legiaiation 382,639, ri&xl and do not dreirv to return. i* necessary, wnicb i* thu authority-of Uougrea* ta 9144),725,962, and in addition there have to apply thu earning* of toe ]>tisju to it* inane srtnirnulated m tho trcmury >47.084.459 iu standard raver dollar*. Tina redemption of Congressional Bcprcscntahon. teuauce. Thu .-ccrotary says: "From personal in­ United States notes in gold since tho resump­ Washington dispatches utalo tlwt Geu. spection of many of tho foruficabun. rcfem-d tion of specie payment x has aggregated >11,- Walker, Snpcrintendrtit of tho CetMa*, irw* no to t>y thu Cbiur of Enginwre, I am «Ue u. 963,336. Siul-c the order uf the Department of emptiaxixu ta* recommendation* and beg tu J.-uu 1. 1879, authorizing th-'roedptof United reason why Congrcw ahould not make tho ap­ stab- tost toeu* imx>mputunt uud dufensultwx State* note* fur cnxtom«dn’i<*>. there have been portionment under the recent ocnr.ts during .audition i> dtacruditat lu to tbecountry. Judg­ revived on that account 9142.323,601. Tbe total o huge uf standard silver doilsni ing from the history of all other nation* sml the experi.’n.™ of otir own, thu United Sutra nndertfeo act of FeK 28, 1878. ha* been <72,­ will, uot ‘tthxtamluig our traditions! pocits 847,750. Of tl.i* amount >47,588.106 are in tbc policy, find itself ssouer or later *l war with n treaxtiry and in tho mint*, and 925.359,644, nx-eting. To make tho apportionment ta a more thnn 34# per cent, uf the coinage, very xiiuule thing, it the vote can be xgne-d maritime power. When that war come* it will being in circulation. npjn. Tbi* 1* the difficulty. Tdu New En­ cotne sndiluniy. Tburv will be no time after it* are Tbe Treasurer in<tancc* bank* which have •luclar ibon tu countrurt dufeuso*. either fixed reduced and forthwith increased their circula­ gland and Middle States will fall behmd. or floating. Other tuition* have tx-un for tion to tho fc-rmer amount with tbe avowed ob­ and the loss of vote* in Coiigrv.wi nnd the some year* and are now couxtructiug fast ject of relieving themselve* from the trouble Electoral College will be bo dixtaxtcful that war xteauwir* of eiiormou* ante, imai ved in iron and expense of ndocmuig their note* through Iteprewntativr* from these sections will argue armor np to two feet in toicku-ss, and armed tlic redemption agency, ax required by law. and against much enlargement of the Iwris of rep­ with nfit-d gnu* webbing up to 100 tona. carrv- says: “It M plain that such transactions m three resentation. If it is enlarged, no matter bow ing abut of a ton* w.ogbt, tired with httlu arc not within tbc sp:nt of the art of June hnje, State* Hko Vermont and New H*-»pahire will each lose a member of Congrooi. In ca*e •diort of a quarter of a ton of |>uwdtr. It i- i jn 1874. ’SZA That act authorize* the dofeared that thu country doe* miLappri-cuile th” j podt cf «. tenders by ar- national the ba.il* u not changed at all. but a member of legal fact Umt after a declaration of war a f«w days deoiring* to wstblraw 1;* cirimlatton allowed to every 131,000 iqjp*b:tanta, as now. Congress (the lower house) will b-< awrltal to ur even htmre-night te-ng the-*.’ great engits*. ln wboJe Gr lni part- a wun to to surrender surrender A wtah of dtstrtuniixi to our aiast. It tnay bu to New r)r^nlati”n, with toe rcservc.1 intention of 363 members. On tills basis the New England X°rk’J5 lk”t"n- J* 1 urttand, or Baltimore, or 1 taking out more at once, or a* soou a* a fall State* will lose four members, an.I tbc Mid­ New Orleans, or Km Franct-co, or any point in tbe price of booda shall make the transara dle States six. Seven sill 1« gained in the tlw cm my may xelert. Nu oue can rabiuate bon profitable, is not, it la submitted, such a W« st, and three in t be Routh, lire question will give rise to volumes of debate, and this the damage wtaefi may follow.” u withdraw orculabon a. to? Law coo TIi.’wora-of nverami harbor Impmretnontx. . templates It could neither have been interd- 'only wL‘1 prevent apportaoument being mxlc ami examuntiom, and wl surveys pwnidod pxp.tdod fur by bi ed nor expected that the law would become the the actol March 3,1879. nnd previous acts, were । means of enabling banka to ot>ersto in xecuriturned an during thu fiwul year with Kaltafae- ticw of too Government deposited to *oiru the A new electrical street lamp-lighter tory program. Tho amonut available tberofor■' • fyd®,?’!tioiLof tbwr 07 ,o has l>een exhibited in Boston with July 1, 1N79, wa* 910.772.176. Too amount «xt- too Unite<retato* or other banks of the coun­ marked bucccmo. In three circuits about try too expeuee of redeeming their note* while v bolaooe of M,507,355 to be expended daring mamtataing and enjoying tbe frill circulation three miles of wire are laid. Iu nn inthe |>ra>oat tim’d year, to which m to be addivi to which tho law cubUc* them." atiuit every lamp connecting with the api»nij.natiou* by the Hirer amt Harbor act of wire is lighted. June It. 1880, amount ug to M.961,501). The act The New Chinese Treaty. of June 14. DUO, make* ixovuiou for 313 «urix Il is announced from Washington that tlie of improvement, in mim* varying fnon <&i» to T11E MAftKETS. State Deportment has received enough of the OOJMJO, and for anrvey* and exmninatioria with* NEW 1OMK. a view to tho improvmsat of 141 lee .htiea. Cbinooe treaty by teh-graph to indicate tho na­ .......................'.............. »7 00 <ET In rotation to the Wbittuer cave, th- Kecro- ture of tho treaty. Tho text of tho trusty it­ 1 “ 2 tiry says: •* 1 have refrained from oom meeting ajxm the nn fortunate agitation which flowed self cannot reach this city under four or fire fine................. 3M H from an alk-gid a*winlt Open a colored cadet at weeks. The text of it then will 1k> transmitted Sjiring......................... 1 17 4 the Wwt Point Acailemy m April taut, for the n-AMifi that, iu Mime ot ita legal mqied*, the ervey to tho Senate for raiifieation. It 1* un-abject ta still nnd<r cuinsidt-ration.** derxtood that thia document docs not change thostataxof American citizen* in Chino, ncr Tbc Silver Dollar. docs it enter into the commercial fraturus cov­ CHICAGO^' Mr- Burchard, Bupurmtondeut of the Mint, ered by tho Bead treaty of 1858. It i* in ac­ cordance Secretary Evart*" policy of re­ ly* a Washington telegram, i* voryeulhusi- straining with Medium to Pair. further immigration of C1udom> to tlu* country, while at tho earno time not going to the extreme of sending those buck who are already here. No master of any veowl owned in whole or in No. > Sprln<. part by a citizen of the United States, or by anv foreign country, shall take on board from anv port | in tbc Cbimsc empire or other foreign port* any number of Chinese passengers, male irnUC. pieo.Sk which 1* snout Clili,0011,000. Ho uunkH that it would be pomublc to run tnc bu*i- 3 2 (XXI. All that .m peri< mx.- iu* uhuwu ouriug the last few m.-nto* otate* thia danse of treaty shall be considered guilty of a misdemeanor. No Consular Coaeular Agent of the United State* can grant a certificate to any vessel leav­ ing China for tliis country if ohe ba* on board more than fifteen Chinese jiasacnger*. The limitations do not apply to persons oftdally conmwted with tho Chincsw Government, *mEwauu& ST. LOUIS. the n fur larger Mima thu tali* are i Mr. Barcxuud.Mill oppjae ts a»rouuua*ty. Ho shows UiAt oniv about e25,uuQ.4rcO of tiiu silver An elephant u u»vd iu a xpectuculur piuy Ui PuuaUi.’lphui. Hu u atepu in m Charged, kt hug him. aril and growth and prosperity, to should 1 1,1’120 N*w York....................1,01T.se wagon came into collision with a street car, I*utins>tT*uta........... 7.ML8W r74,TN» 114,»1* unsi'tting it, and samuug oeriona injury to four OhJo...................... -6M.M9 of tiiu Mwon occupant*.... .The atatnu of Alex­ IDtncta ... ander Hamilton has been unveiled in Central Relatively the gain of PenDsyivania Is n*o*t and that of New York least lUiuoi* gainsslightiy over Ohio, but the Buckeye State still keeps far ahead... .The offictal vote of Mi«u xtppa fur Pnsiident I* a-* follow*: Hancock, • Rrv. Jamkh B. Cobbinoton, famous 75.842 : Garfield. 34.844 ; Weaver. 5,783 ; a*»tr b ring, 670. Hancock over Garfield, 40.998. ' Nebbarka'b official vote for President:! asy....siary uu.xjn, wiuow ui u.-c Garfield, 54,979; Hanoock, 28.323 ; Garfield kill-d iu the memorable collision at Jackson. Mich., last year, ba* sued the Michigan Central over Han *ock, 26,456. .. .The othcial canviuw road for 910,000, aod.ha* been tendered 93.000 Of the vote .Pc l*ro*idential electors in Michi­ s» a compromise... .Three more unfortunate* gan shows the following result, giving to each in the 8L Puter asylum h«ve died from the in­ ticket the highest vote ca»t for anvone elector » halation of smoke, making thirteen fatali­ Garfield, 185,1.95: Hancock. 131.301; Weaver, ties. Tun other* arc reported a* burn**! 34.895;.Dow, 902; Anti -Secret-Society candi­ fatally, and (right are mi-wing... Tli<- date, 322. Garfield’s plurality, 53,b94 ; majority Mlbraukee Chamber of Cotnnu-rce ha* takvii nos*es»ioti of the eemmodion* atonTint rote cant in Indiana for President strnrtnro <>rected for its use by Alexander <M canva-wd at Indianipolis, on the 22<1 of i Mitchell, closing, the ceremonies by a tnnqnet ,, , • _ _ * , , u. . Nnvemtwr. hr Grav. Secretary Rnwtarv of Htaie of rare attractions... .A nephew of John 0. Novemlwr, by Gov. Gray. State been dxtniining the sewerage ,in houses where death* had occtimdfrom<itphlberi«, and find it defective in 70 per o?nt, of the eaxe* re;xjrtcd. Jambs D. Williams, Governor of In­ diana, died at Indianapuli* on (bo 20'h of No­ vember. Hi* dixeose wa* inflammation of tlic bladder, with which be bad been afflicted for a period of a)<ottt fifteen years. Gov. William* wm nearly 73 year* of ’ age, and had been an active politician since 184X He was elect­ ed forBHeral sucorasivo terms to tho lower bonxe of tho Indiana Legixlaiitre. and in 1858 was elected to the Stale 8*-nate. elected to Congre** in 1874. and Governor of Indiana in 1876. He was a nomo-*rtin sort of man, and wax very iwpular becan**- of hi* tun pie way* and sterling integrity. Dy hU dcatu Lieut • Gov. Gray I'eoumre Governor till the first Tti*'»day of January next, when he will be succeeded by Governor-elect Porter. Lbavttt’h English Opera Burlesque Company bold the bo*ird« at Haverly'*, in Chl- iy submitted to ms for H2,429,77P. but. on re­ vision of thu same, oxiiaskm* or roductiou* were made as foUowa: In the civil <-■*taUtahmoxiL 61S,5r«; military .wtabhab-uxiit. 9*1,00'; pnUio vforkx, 918^14. l»s atid iu the miscoUaituous elan-, vU5,00(), making ...__ —a.. ..... . ■ ..... < T«« Supreme Court of the United ii... Pullman care lire ran 1* liable for any injury to labltahmeut, the military iwtaUtshmr-.i . aud l»*w.-uger>i occaidoned by the negligence of the tlie unxcwllamou*. For the public work I have of 1-osinM June 90, 1870, was H17.233.71I7. rodurxd the twitimstre to accord with what I 7’bu receipts during tho year from all source* defect of tb» slurping car^ Tbf ground of the understand to be toe, amount required for tho uununtod to 6491,578,241. and drafts “paid deeixinn ta that the railway* cannot, by tueir absolute neocsatare of the sorvior. In-order to contract with the sleeping car cotnjiauy, absolve themuclvea from their con30. W«. 9204,683,830, which differ* from u submitted. Tho wixdwn of Oougrra* may I ' June. perceivi. that, as valuable improvnm-nt* *ur- the dcLt-stotemcru bataueo by 93,595,213, round the really of tho Government, and as . I which is rsptainod in.thc appendix. The bad- oharKfd republic* with ingratitude. # « kktiked .rr, _____ T,IK VOto °f UU- StR,4J °f NCW A merchant was — knocked down in dayhght ta Broadway,<«ew York, and 1>ort M f0*10’* : GartMd, 565,544; for Han­ . . ■'T7 . . . J_____ . r.VlSTl. n’.aror 10 N7N. tnr FV.W robbed ot a duuauod pin worth '91.900, and an cock, 534.611; for Weaver, 121373| for Dow, 1,517; for Phdpa (anti-Maramr), 75. Garfield's majontv oriw all, 6,968... -Tbe aggregate vute* of New York, PennsylvMiia, Ohio and Illims- — tbe four largest Btato* ta the Union—in 1876 A tram of horeca attached to a beer­ and IHHil compare a* follows: State lath ■ n.-ougb morthiektem ar I father tor tea Legislature.. ami sale* of public land*' of eM.811,505, and Faciiis' han wymreri non ot Un» pzpur wneueviv called for. Too silver dollar i* rapidly tuervaxmg in favor in tho We»t, bring called for with greater free- Out of Condition. In nn Motion that wtw recently tried when the question in dispu’o wua ng to the quality and condition of a gw-pipe th it had liven laid down many years l>cfore, n witness stated that it waa an old jripc, aud tbereforo out of couditi'jy, awannuTi.' Wkbat. Tu« h-wlii,;, uuluouiH- of Ban Fnui■■UKt. are a«a»j. ,l Uiia year as foBom: I.lanil huninrj, 819,710,000; Cliarloa Crocker, sto,187.000; Mra. Mark Hop­ •roijaxi' lux, 817,211,000; J. W. Mackey k Ca S10.II80.000; J. C. lloo<l 4 Co., 810.W0.1 D00; Wm. Sharoo, 84.170,000; James J-C. Rood, 83.­ 330.000; P. Donahue. 83,220,000; N. Camng. 33,170,000; Haggink •fevie *3,. OWKW; Jkmiol MejcrJfe.WO.OOO; Jaa. Plmlan, 82,400.000; Joseph MaoDon<mgh and family, 81.609.000; James M. — Teris. ££"“**’*“* 81,5)14,000; Jsmes B. Hsggin, 81,600,- 82!"“."7“"™ OOO; no. Mills. 81,000,000; Louis Bio— *»■■ n». .-.a 31,400,000; Il I* HoLiuson, 81,573 000- CTree—n—« EA"T 11 F. Momm, 81,200,000; Robert Sheri , •*»""" JgjiH.lOO.OOO; OmaBprokl^^l^.^-; r •M »h i �Purtieth a»J Eigbtvrtrtb rtrertA, Eaal digestive BATUBDAY, MOV. a?. 1880. Au, of Gen. Grant’s cluldftm—three younger ward than tlie Nineteenth and wmhraoea all thC territory to its wert- •iFTKn statistician ha* ciphered out and makes H 88,000,000. number several thousand in iexoean ot the imputation of Washington, Newark or LouisvUte. The Hewateeoih ward— Two-fifth* of the inhabitant* of New which is a great German district to the "York are of foruigtt birth, and in Chi- southward of East Fourteenth street «ago the proportion is about the san e. from Fourth avenue to the East river— number 104,000 inhabitants. Complete ounaus return* from Texas A member of th© Philadelphia bar >bow that the 3tate has a popn&tioa of 1,665,483. The pipulation in 1870 was sleeps in his office at night Ono night he was aroused by a loud rapping at the only 818,579. office door. “ Why could you not come Neal Dow received sixty-six votes for nt a reasonable time ? ”• “ Because I am President in his own State of Maine. a cook and cannot gut off any sooner. I Not enough to be dignified with the title have a case for you.’’ Visions of a big of scattering, . fee instinctively arose in his mind; and, wrapping himself up in u blanket, he Gen. W. 8. Harney, of tlie United opened the door i^nd admitted two col­ States^army, Uie old Indian fighter, is ored men.. One wished to obtain ’ a di­ 82 years old, six feet three inches iu vorce, and was willing to pay a good fee. .height, and stands straight as on arrow. “ But I do not want that gentleman to know the facts. Where can we have n Mrs. Hayes has invited Mrs. Garfield private conversation ? ’’ Tlie lawyer to visit her this winter in Washington, took liim into the entry, still having the in order that she may ’become initiated blanket around him, where they re­ into tho domestic and social responsibil­ mained some minutes, when the visitors ities of tho White House. left. He turned to the choir''where he Tfftajtoston Herald claims to have had placed all his wearing apparel and pointed out, and established by a most found it gone, including even his shirt plausible line of reasoning and probs-. and shoes. A kind-hearted policeman Lilities, that tho indications all point to loaned him sufficient raiment to go to Boscoe Conkling as the Presidential his mother's home and procure another suit. This young lawyer declares he candidate in 1884. will in tho future hear no case unless Amoks tlie cindidatea fur the Penn­ fully recompensed ut the stark sylvania Senatorship, mentioned by. the Philadelphia Timor, ore ex-Speaker Ga“ Gath," in one <<f his readable letters luaha A. Grow, Guv.^^oyt, ex-Gov. from New York, gives the following gos­ Hartranft, Representstive W. D. Kelley sip nbr<nt Jay Gould : “ Gould is very closely studied now in England by finan­ and Simon Cameron. ciers who know whrtt his movements Allen G. Campbell, who epp-^-b are.* Tlie Hollanders are also impreesed Mormon Cannon for Delegate to Con­ with Gould, on account of. his large gress from, Utah, will contest Cannon's ready-money resources. He*'.wanted to aeat, on the ground that ho :h ineligible, get hold of the Kansas Pacific railroad, being a polygamist. This has lieeu and they agreed on the terms, and then tried on Cannon tiefore -rithout suocees. said: ‘ Now, Mr. Gould, what time do • . Greek Patterson nnd James Henry you propose to make these payment ’, ana what securities hare you to give us?'. Yonng were riding in n lonely hollow *1 s’-.an’t give you any securities nt all,' near Wild Goose Pustoffice, McNairy, eounty, Tenn., when Patterson drew a j said Gould, ‘ nnd I don't want any time. I I will give you my check on Morton, 4nife and stabbed Young to the heart. Patterson then fled, and Young died be-j। Rose A Co.’ And he did, for $1,500,orc he was able to toll tlie cause of the JI °2°- Ai an instance of Gould's excess of capital it is said that .tbe New ■ . York Clearing House a few days ago A niOHLT-noXAHTIO i«capo from jail showed the Fourth National Bank to is rojcrfixl from Missouri. A qiurderer have a balance of over $1,000,000,wind, under sentence of death, lying in the od inquiry, it was found that this was jail at Lebanon, Laclede county, not Gould’s money. A nnmlier of German only made liis escape from the jail, but Ixnkers luul heard a rumor that Gunld took with him tlw pretty 17-year-old meant to liorrow large sums of money, niece of the Sheriff and $75 of her and, pinch the street alxiut the time they •uncle's money. i had some important financial movement . , k / , . ’ to make. So they went to Gou’d with It h no wonder *c»o two bonka u> Bnd i,on.owed so,000.000 cash Hwken».-k. N. J., bnrwt np when> lb. , bim . b|>l b(. tbp deed. UVW Ml wwr. vo, many a doctor's bill. ।struc^d admission, nnd let tliem fall on 'the extremitica from knees to toes. Dr. Foote’s Health Monthly says that “Lager beer is a good'gargle for sore throat Tempeoanoe people need not ( swallow it, and intemperate persons ।should not” Three *ard> ran the Seraning-biida. on the b<ix, and retuny. inquired into.' Her age is not ImmtyraUoa Statlxtie*. Y^ie whole number of passengers ar­ rived in tbe United States for the year ending with June, 1880, was 584,465. Of these about 180,000 .were by land passage from Canada, Mexico, ote., and in re, .rtwhote .j whnm 1' roradnntebre.AM.OOObv— rent.. landed । 802.000, or nearly 70 j»er cent, over them a little salt, and, as soon as the liquid therefrom settles in tbe bot­ tom of. the dish, wash with it the chil­ blains ; one application is all that is st New York. Boston, Philadelphia, Bab timoro and Son Francisco follow in or­ necessary. A Good CAi for Colds.—Boil two der of numbers. Tlie princi]>al occupations of tlie adult ounces of flaxseed in one quart of arriving 1879,■ — an - far as water; strain, iu;u and add two uuuocw ounoes ui of immigrants woici , nu-.im, uuu iwu ~---- -------------------- —. in ------, rock »ndy. ono-brtf pint ol Konov, , knowwwCT.: Murttara. 841; deny jnio. <* three jmoiu; mil, rad Irt rtl 830 i terabm, 209; artiste. 140; boil well; let cool, rad boule. Dow ->• —“— 125; ■ — * 11 physicians, actors, 41--------- architects, one copful before bed, one-half cupful 46; chemists, 43 ; druggists, 44 ; dehtbefore meals. The hotter you drink it iste, 21; editorB and journalists, 21 ; engineers (civil), 22; engravers, 61; the better. , lawyers, 39; painters, 25; photogra­ How Peoflb IGet’Sxcx.—Eating too phers, 28 ; sculptors, 43 ; surgeons, 16. much and too (fast; swallowing imper­ Tlie whole number of “ profreujiunuls " fectly masticated food ; using too much was 1,512 males and 114 females. In fluids at munis; drinking poisonous other busineoa the larger number were : whisky and, ijther intoxicating drinks ; Carpenters and joiners, 2,759; clerks, repeatedly usihg poisonous medicines ; keeping late ho^rs at night, and sleep­ 1,724; miners, 2,472 ; shoemakers, 1,119; tailors, 1,062 ; farmers, 21,889; laborers, ing late imihfijnorning; wearing cloth ­ 86,897 ; merchants nnd traders, 4,861 ; ing too^tight; wearing thin shoes; 'fhe (6,352 females). neglecting to wash the bodv sufficiently servants, 6,804 ^ ’r *5 “ to keep the pore. open ; exchanging the ^'gute. “J™ ... A abort secuunt of the cetobrated csm^eter j? tbe Nibibsta are ocmfiiwd immwiioU iy after their arrest, will I d<jabt «*. U J*ru*ed with interest by ?'our renders. 1 he writer, a BL Petero- i power their '<“15 temrapradrat, ol.ranri mom. to . ^‘0 <'a»M?mntes bv a special Order from MiHnarxZ^ I “ /opuZar Jcierici b^no men! « enter when pn w .ifi.d war. by no xneans | Hood anew. In 1872, 1875 and 1876-79 I England sent more to oth*s countries ...A T_.„A ...... ---------------, h.wmf' blister, on th. eh«t .nd bnm..r.ni-.teh oth< rwiw. di«!-l..rp-fn.m the Inntt., has be«>. emwmfull.T wpliM to ™ri.rai other di™., m O. T”i' "“ ; " , . J m tins way be drawn to tho exterior. ami ttio I.t«l application oi thiamolhid ba. l«n unull with diphtheria. Dr. Daria, o( Mimkato. Mini., hli.ter. U,a .•h~t of hi. patient. lAi-ring from diphtheria, irn.l the nictation, which otlierwise takes place in the throat, will appear on the chest, while the throat Ix-comes free. Ho discovered tliis while treating a wounded man, who got diphtherm l>efore his wound wrs healed, and the Ruppurati-ni appeared in tho wound and not in tlic throat i xLwut note.- scribes how women vote h: Wyoming “ The law require* a drayed- spoon ol - the ballot- Dr. rwiult °< numerous oU f . chameleons which he has lieen no alternative but to comjriy. ' ijurrou^- rat underrth. here, rad dtreeUr under the rate prate. Tlirar only window., htU. B9nare koto, bolc protected by ..Udok zf’TL*i(lEr?tiuF’ tne leva! of the river. . A staircase. .*boo‘.T /“*>* doT‘ and. as the aide-de-camp who acted as guide remarked, in a jocular tone: up “Many go -down, but fe’ randn ‘ It ran rt tort again/' It would '* rrerolutionfato. ‘ toe elitn.to X At I , rtSTrf Mt“ rf li«K 1 7Tl.TlteTTl.k 7.nS, stripes to appear, running across the back and nearly encircling the body. These stripes occupy about the same . . amount of space as the groundwork, and 1 are mtMt suw^ptible to change of color, 8™‘ ““7 Iwctenk deeply green rart, stated distances there are iron doors i black.^ When placed upon • opening into toe brtl. Blind with ten- Xr^ l'toe .'aXToX'S t&to who, with tested ritte rad fired 3ton.S nJX”” rtuJrelfaX ' “ **“ “'<“W «* ‘ho drortrra raid -»»g to. red flere^ <d th. rarafa, no A. tor thntwy prfaon., they ra. rmw .too. w.n. TXtedamn and floors, and fairly damp, the water constantly dropping about m all directiona A chair, a table and a pallet of white wood (orm to. only tomiture. One ot the prtlofawM fonnd to be covered I rem«k.°bto 1)1 shape are null more remarkable. Sometimes it oMumes tho form of a dis­ oonwlftte moum) M » *85UD-yit}l “d tad erect, rt *.7?-^-^.".^-7* 7’““ OW“ ^^^"ra^b^r wann clothes worn, during the day for Prrfaortona’*...-"lbix On grnnd ««•«»>.. however. U.ey were costumes and exposure incident to even- I 2’2? ing parties ; compressing the stomach j Ny*^«^t to'.'.'.’."'.’. sj'.iJi eonu-tune. tre.tod to a . bit bit of of me.t 81/rn sometime* treated to me raid . —— ' tcharka, or a glassful of brandy. to gratify a vain arid foolish passion for ’ --------m -IM.Srt •**• dress : harassing the mind with borrowed i . , , , , a, । ‘ ’PliA Tbevt.ifnr visitorvn. wasnllnwex.1 allowedAttlri.1 entrance to a the source ... of the Ipw fpw t1. k.nftute were ^cro , trouble*; swallowing quack nostrums , Leland is no longer «... rneir tenants " I can’t explain what a real good horse is,” said oec of the best natured dealers in'the street •' They are os different os men; in buying a horse you must look first to his head and .eyes for signs of intelligence, temper, courage, and honesty. Unless a home has brains vou cau't teach him anything any muib than yoti can teach a half-witted child. See that tall bay there, a fine-looking animal, about fifteen* hands liigh. You can't teach tlait horse anything. Why? Well, I'll show you a difference in heads; but have a case of his heels. Look at tlie enonnoa. enu.ant ol work p»rfonn«l by ( fa I least's head—that rounding nos?, that Berry, the Cm lor o one an nror monpT ^.1 J.tuanded their eol tapering forehead, that hnxul, full place oi th. other, i.ukenmt&eowuaor.t.on wbl.„npon GouM. ha^g „„ below tlie eves. You can’t trust him. Berry r.ui the two bank. ; w» ftwdeu I dK. Kick? Well, I gneasso! Put bimin a ot tbe Fonotofa Aa.ooi»bon ; kept half >t NaU(iniJ ten iicreloL where he has plenty of wing, and he’ll kick the born off the moon. ” a dozen Wall street brokers busy; was | The world's treatment of man and Bank. u connoisseur in the matter of dogs, a ' beast has the tendency to enlarge and chicken fancier, and edited a newspaper ; Fish for Food. intensify bod qualities, if they predomin­ This good-natured phrenologist . During the last twenty years chemists ate. devoted to the poultry interest. __ ________________ ■ and physiologists have been' studyingcould not refrain from slapping in thu “ Buck ’’ GBdwr is 23 years old, and । the nutntious value of various fix sis. face tlie horse whose character had been Ui» Fannin J. Cba®v. hi. bride, i. I They havo advanced M. far a. to oom­ so cruelly delineate*), while he had but .... „ , , , a i • I P’de the relative values of tlie common tlie gentlest treatment fur a slick-limbed 23. Mma Chaffc. haa been educated tn of |,avo lw„ m ar. sorrel tliat pricked her ears forward and Europe, is the only daughter of her i ranged in tables that the bread-winner of looked intelligent enough to understand father, ord is the owner and mistress of I the household may see at * glance what all that was lieiug said. “That’s an awful good mare," he ’ , ■ a\ at* , । . frwul food will will trivn give tlin tho moxt most nonrLalimnnt nourishment tn to • beautiful home in the fashionable part added. “ She’s as true as tyesun. You his family. of New York, which, with its elaborate A prominent subject of these studies can see breadth and fullness between the decoration and furnishing, cost little less hu been the common focxl fishes. At ears and eyes. You can’t hire that more than $100,000. “ Buck " is worth in his tho recent meeting of the Ameicnn Asso­ to act mean or hurt anylxxly. Tlie eye should be full, and hazel is a good color. own right from $100,000 to $150,000. ciation of Science, Professor Atwater, a I liko a small, thin ear, nnd want a horse chemist, gave some of tho results of The eonple received, from Senator Chof- these experimental studies. to throw his ears well forward. Look fre $400,000 in Government bonds. In one hundred pounds of tlie flesh of out for the brute that wants to listen to idii-1 jdj the conversation going on lieliind fresh cod there ore eighty-tliroe pounc_ The prnctioe of shooting animals who of water, aud only wveutcen pounds of of nim. The horse that turns back his ears are so unfortunate as to break a leg will solids. In tho same weight of aalmou till they almost meet nt tbe points, take my word Tor it, is sure to do something there ore sixty-six and one-half pounds have to lie given up. In England a val- i of water, and thirty-three and one-half wrong. See tii.it straight, elegant facts. uable cow who had that misfortune is jxiunds of solids. The __ ___ ____ _ of .. ^ A horse with a dishing face is cowardly, meaning these now pursuing her customary vocation figures is that a family eating one hun- and a cowardly brute is always vicious. Then I like a square muzzle, with large ■with a wooden leg, upon which she dred pounds ’ of * cod would ,J u be nourished ’ ’ moves with ease, if not with grace. In *by only one-sixth ol it, while if they nostrils to let plenty of air to the lungs. feed on the same weight of salmon, they Far the underside of a head a good horse the case of n race-horae it might be diffi­ would find one-third nutritions. should be well cut under tbe jowl, with cult to secure os good service with au Next in nutritive value to salmon come the throttle. (at halibut, shad, and ^hitefisli. Then artificial aa with a natural leg, but “So much for the bead,” he contin­ among the lower order of equines there follow ma-’kerel. bluesflh, lean halibut, striped bass, flounder, and lake trout. ued. “ Tlie next thing to consider is tbo ia no reason why art shouldn’t furnish The order in which they arc placed indi­ build of tho animal. Never buy a long­ an effective imb*titute for a lost limb. cates their relative value as food. Lean legged stilty horse. Let him have a Iwef is less nutritious than salmon, aa it short, straight back and a straight rump Dr. Mart Walker, like Elizabeth contains seventy-five per cent, of water and you've got a gentleman's horse. The withers should be high and tlic shoul­ Cad} Stanton, tendered a vote at the aud twenty-five per cent of solids. While fish ia highly nutritious and ders well set back ana broad, but.don't polls in the Presidential election—a vote healtliy, there is a somewhat exag­ get them too deep in the chest The fotb which would not be token. Mrs. Stan- gerated notion that it is particu­ legs should be short Give mo a pretty, larly valuable ft>r brain food an.ac­ straight hind-leg, with the hock, low down, short pastern joints, and a round Mrs. Doctor’s in Oswego, N. Y. Tlie count of tlie large amount of jffiosphorus which it enntains. The notion mulish foot There are all kinds of inspector said that she was not a legally-! owes some ol its popularity to a remark homer, but the animal that hss these qualified voter, nno1. they conk}, not re- ’ alleged to have been made by the late points is almost sure to be slightly grace-, •cotvo tlie ballot. She insisted on her' Professor Agowix. ------ ------------------ ful, good-natured and aervmeabw. As right to vote, nnd, th. ..th mpmSug very biflifant,- h. i> tarried uy,,. to color, tastes differ. Bays, browns aud i-n .■ .ihLw..!1 “I eat fish for dinner/’ But Proferaor tho qualtlteaUon of the voter being read, A T Uie b not [ taohionabte rt tut numy Atwater says that tho noti( hero for to her, •)* said : “I’ll take that oath;’ fi^dedujxk tact. While fish is excrl!They do I stn a f« male citicen, nnd therefore a lent there is no evidence to prove that well in a hot climate, under a tropical •male rittaen. " She threatened to com­ tbo flesh of fish is richer in phosphorus than are other moats.—Youilia Umnpan- kuu, far the same reason that you find mence proceedings against the inspection. ■ * , lijhi-colored clothing most serviceable iu summer. That circus herse behind lx TallahaaMe, Fla., and other South- you is what many people cull a calico Lcrae; now, I call him a genuine ptebald. Tus ofllcirt trtrolrtira ol the pvpMbIt’t. a freak of nature and may happen *»<rf Bow Tort eitz .rata. to. ror>young birds from anywhere."—ScrU-ner'e Monthly. Irtioo . HuU more tora 1 JOO,000, oj Women at the Pol'.x. -tort tore. wrJ» oootom rtxxii ooe- fourth. arid po!iten«« from officials ami specto-; fitro. Usually they ride up to the pollivg-placcri in carriage* proviileii by tlie i party nuuiagere, Tlie ladr, with tar | vote already prepared, slight* from the1 .'arriage, the erowd. if anv, qatatiy fidto hick to open tiw passage-way, while .h. wrtk. to tb. window .< vi-ulng, 1»-; hind which sit the clerk and election j judges gives her nante, drops her vote -bto&ortra^-to* throwing ont the rtr, it „d .^e «« ttore ids itself upward and downward till ~ aU?T;jT “SSbSSSES d^pair.’ Ou buuw mu characters had been traced with a pointed th. phrrnS nSTthS , , o' • , .a r thu. .tinted .t Ej. , - -----------.... -------------------------- r I ..Mv r mother, you doubtlew ,Jao ** PO»er to sway itself, so os to StateA-mnsh the 1 urgent, fa if ! know Ttnlr u__ fimooent son is buried-ito I the Unifid U' 2? y<™r ------------------------------— lj.. n ..... -- ... i .. . ... .... . greatly nduing to its moans ol conceal­ ■ ^71^Th. Rui(l« interfered rad prevented ment. Half a dozen chameleons placed' i in a small tree, not three feet in diameter I Jk^Md^d th£', ' 4"’ *n<^ । across the top, are very difficult to dis­ | tE I bi-S. the, tnral , _22.„______ :_____*_2_ “ t ' enoAnon. inwation nowamring. not daughter of the Empress Elizabeth, who i t^CTe>'■»» ’>■<• BriUA but from fell n victim to her rival, the Empress ' । r English Fanners. I E,m>P". >■“ Catharine II., grandmother of tho pre- < V1’ attention andevoked mnohidiwtw. scntCxar. This unhappy woman perished j Mr. Findlay Dun, a member of the ' 1i?n t* to .,U •£"* °.P™ in the cell under tlie most dramatic i Royal Agricultural Commission in En­ >■•’« *0.0 u> over 1WOO.OOO circumstiinoes. Tlic Neva, swollen by gland, states that throughout tho Mid­ 1 of immigrant*, >> “‘ « but we I"*™ havo room for tlie melted snow, suddenly rose, and tho land and Eastern counties and in some I 106,000,000 in our vast territory. Let nulling torrent, dashing with overwhelm- 1 of tlie Southern counties tlie position of । thorn come from all decent nations ; all ing strength against tlie tiny window, I the English farmer is critical and shows u.i ask is that they shall, os soon as may broke in and filled the cell with water. : little sign of amendment. To render , English fanning less precarious and be, Iwcomc American citizens. Tlic PrincrAs was drowned. : Calculations have been made of tho Tho cells of the great state criminals more profitable, Mr. Dun recommends 1 Less dependence amount of money brought by immi­ are lined witli mrtttrasses, and ringH of i greater diversity. j grants, and 8100 for each person has iron are placed nn the walls, to which I tlian heretofore must lie placed ou ara­ culture--; — less wheat been thought to be within tho mark. many of them are bound when they ore I ,ble -------------------------must —; be general——— j This would make $1,000,000,000 in cash ; not ■.tt.iKbt-».i»t-<«>t«L Tli. guide gr»«u ; more hv. rt.ok must b« but the bone and muscle that oome with iutormed U.o writer, rtuong other thiup.. ™r«l rad ial; more (burying, vegetothe gold nnd silver has been worth fur fruit culture must be prosecuU'd. thnt the... unhappy mon wen. ortted 1 ble and r™. ■ more than that great sum to the indus- every quarter of an hour if they were The old lands of England he consider* try arid progress of the great republic.— present. Whenever they failed to reply. could not be economically formed on V, rev a.aaa. aa w a w J.a V , xcu. York Herald. ; they were barbarously punished. He the rough-and-ready .system successful | __________ 1 also states that in the wall of the EmjierorB in this country. They require increas­ ' there is an invisible door, com- ing capital, skill and reiouroo to make I Report of the Commissioner of Pen- | room nr.inicatiug with a little passage, very them yield even a faij reward for the sions. I mirrbw, and leading to a subterranean lalxir expended on them. For the ad­ 1 •«*. ---------• -------• -• •» — -----= -----------. vantage of landlords and tenants—the Tlic annual report ofr Uie the Gommiaaioncr Ccmmtoioner of gallery, hollowed ofit under the tlie Neva. Nev < I'cnnuuM »hown that on tho 3Gth 30ih of June laat last The gallery brads leads to the fortress, and in community at large, in fact—Mr. Dun | I theru were 250,N02 pcraoav roceiviijg {>uuaion4 I case of a revolution or of imminent 1 thinks Hint the old laws of entail and t’• from U primogeniture snouni should lie cither auoiabolthe GovtrnmouL TU> Ito *uan*l auana! peaooni peti*iotn I peril, tlie Czar could dtoapi-ar disappear in a few । pnmogcniiure k- GoveramcoL im ciiner >; average 103. an Aggregate for all of *25,917,- I seconds from the Winter Palace, and a »»hed or so changed as to suit the re­ I vue. Excluxirool orrexn the payment* foe tho few minutes after find himself in perfect quu'enienta of modern time*. £hey pArMMUMd to M7.0te.lu, o( .hfah .11- , rent; iu the fortrete of St. Peter .nd SI were good enough in their day but their ' mte^ rftee ^.u.^hieh t-Umauv it will reqiure upward of e5o.uuo.ooo i is now tho Engineers* school, was u> pay the prtuwon,. fur tiiu ciftrent year. T1m> lainiilarlv provided; but when the assassins uuuiUr uf ca— in wta* aro-ar- ot pe»»M entered’his room he hod not time to flee, ha-L-n allo—t „n u, i_^,« n, . 43,917. Tao arer-ige in men ci»c u . when he was about to disappear behind — secret door which was JnmdT rara. A utile in given showing the number of pen- [ the kioiM ra borne ujxin tiw rut'a al the cud of each i. ’ pin tlmxii year Ir <iu 1661 to fiiSJ and the amutuil uf i w A Liberal Editor. . tuuiu-y paid out tor pvtMuua each >ear. The j luutl amutiul lor twenty yuara la We were grieved to n*od Hie other day Thu Secund Auditor, in hia auuiud report, haa Hm> tu Hu wing auuuuart- m to U>e condiUou of Uie death of one of Michigan's jollies! ot the uuadjualod claim* for arrears of pcuaiou pioneer editors—almost tho last man of a bond w'ho ptiblLdiixl wtx klitsin the State aud ixiiiuty: ' , Tho total number of claim* remaining ou when a coon-skin whould pay for a co]umn “ad,” and three bushels of corn .lumpM ou thu oScc floor .tood for . year's suliscriptinn. Never a publisher was more liberal with his space. It was hard work for him to charge for anything except the tax list and mortgage sales, TcUl..................................... 3U.47M It wiU be olxx-rved that <x>mi«raUvt’ly few of and lie measured short even on them. One dny in the years gone by his mper copied an attack on a county official, aud lecu stloAod. Tbe whole uunibcr tiled up to old Mark was dozing at his desk when Juuo 3«>, 1(131), wax 3,Oto, of which only 167 Uavti tho injured party stalked in and began: >M*ia p*ul. woihi 3,(133 were n juctcd, aud IM rv“ You are a coward, sir—a—coward!” uiaju ou Land for adjuctuiuiL lae Uiue fur “ Mebbe I axfi,” was the editor's com­ Uli ns elaiuin fur additional bounty under tbe act of J my 2S, l»to, expired un Juuei 3U haL Many placent reply. chuuunUi du nut appear to to aware of Uto, " Aud I can lick you, sir—lick you out ahbuugii tbc fact ha* been repeatudiy put>- of your wrinkled old boots !'* Uabed. ClaiuiH continue to be pre-seutou, out. “I guess yon could," answered Mark iu» the iiccotuitinK othucn c-iuml entertan Uirui, they »re at onoc icturaed to the ctom- as he Imsted the wrapper off his only exchange. “ I'm going to write an article calling ucipxle tb*i the next suutnd report will «hu« you a fool, liar, coward, cur, slanderer and body-snatcher, and go over to Ionia aud pav five cento a line to have it pubThe New Apportionment. Itohrd !” A New York paper make, tlie following a»U“ Hey ?" queried the old man as he lafi* concerning tbo apportionment for Itejw- wheeled around. “ Yes, I’ll pay five cento a line to have it published F SOMsine.... “ Say, let me tell you something," re­ CVernxmt. plied Mark. “Tve got 200 more circu­ I*uiw*r>v>ula. lation than the Banner, and I'll publish ---- llhtwle Jaar.d. your attack od me for two cento a line Mi<]>Ua HUte-. BhCkmtMCUcat... and take it ont in mill fe xl or corn stalks! M»ryUnd............ Don't trot over to Ionia whan you can Viral U help build up your own town!" Wwt Virgwta... MqHbqaKffia . Mark would havo published it word Bo^h OartOna.. for word, just as he said, and thrown in Ctanntla............... a cut of a horse or a stump-puller free gratia, but the official coaled off.—Detroit tKKauKM. hl C»ira<l< The fuilowinR table exhibit more plainly tbe cbingetf'by ascUona: quo-lion. Shortened farm eroprt d» *‘*lse aUK,°? uve stock and other causes i “ave combined to shrink English farm returns from £10,000,000 to £20,000,Q00 annually. |* j White Hairs ,.Not „ow_ „or i rise in the world,” writes the author <5 j «< jjonj0jg .*• go 8ht> simply mil* it “ tho i beautiful white hair of age,” and, in ‘ disdaining all similes in connection with ; such a subject, we recognize tho deep I and true perception of George Ehot. • Your hair ba* a goldm Itloaa, JoauneUa, ! ’Tk * *i;k ot tbe ftawa Scm, my pat. ( J -n» tbe k.veiie«t bair ia th« world, tny pet. Bo sings Charlee Halpine, and. so ... in all ages have poets sung of hair that is au­ burn, raven brown, of “those wonderful waves of bronze and gold," of all hair, save the sad and simple hair of age. All, yes I men fall into raptures about sunny ringlets or jet-black locks, and their hearts get entangled in the silken meshes; but in the venerable presence of white hairs one is tempted to lift his huL Some there uro who, winking along the pathway pf years, have reached in time the threshold of eterni­ ty ; and, as they recede further and fiirther from the darkness, perlmps it it is simply the reflection of heaven which makes their hair seem white. However that may be, let us learn to love “ the beautiful white hair of age." Sarah Dempsey, aged 111 years, prob­ ably the oldest woman in the State of New York, a few days ago was found dead in lied in her hut on the Ulster Mountains, near Ellenville. She had died from starvation and weakness. Her house was found in a terrible oondition. No food id any kind was iu the house. The appearance of tbe corpse indicated that the old lady had, from lack of proper ' food, become unable to get ont of her bed, and had laid thereuntil aho had -died of starvation. Mrs. Dempsey had lived in this hut, miles from any habita­ tion, for many years. She hail been solitary in her habits ever since she was abandoned by 'a young man with.whom she eloped when a girt Beside the dead woman’s body was found a piece <h Tramps and Their Signs. ‘• No," said tbe vagrant with a sigh, paper, ou which waaaarawled in pencil: “times are getting better; they’re not “My God! I am dying by inches from what they used to be. A man’s offered hunger. My money will’he fonnd"— aud there it ended. more work than wittals." . “ Haven't you signs among von an tb^ you know where to go, and how you wifi be treated and all that sort of thin < ?" “ Well, we each have sign of onr own. If I see a big, powerful ImU-dog han • ing around the front door, I take Vwt n»a sign moaning ' move en.’ If there are Many preachers seek to impress their B few stout men in the next field to the hearers with the fact that life in short, bouse, that means ’ too much gristle and but forget it in their sermons. too little meat' If a large pile of oord- A Frenchman visiting this country. terized them, barren heads " (barren of I �Which A SMALL KSULEUF SFUBTEBS. 5iMvJSU the woexts were fall One day iu tbc beginning of May a ' woHuut resitting in this town went to ffoUrrue with butler to sell, arriving in the- viitajre she left the. bettorr4n the wagon while stir • Might a market fui the same. (Suing into a store ahe walk • cd up tn thr uiisUMprcting'dealer in “tea aud to backer” and producing a targe plump leek any a;** Mr. can you toll me what Lind of a thing this is ami what’s if* naiuef” Tbe dealer re­ plied, un. “Well.” asys the women “iMMlepi it, shcImiw funuy itTaeta*.” Tlw lnHM >kt-merchant done as request­ ed whereupon thr woman asked, “0, do y»n buy butierf” “Ycb, it it isn’t tacky." replied the inrrrliant, “Why you can taste of it and are for your seif." came pwmiutly from the wily . butter maker. Tn* merchant tasted 'and onttdlrd, smelled and tunted, but no leekt. could hr discover, hr bought the article, the woman pvt her ton, tin—»4. rt- , nnd went Imine rejoicing. One cold evening in midwinter, some • t y .it yr <k-nns tlie family were seated around a big fire in a fire puc«- s .»h-.o "w tieara outside that reermblrd that of a sheep Iteing at­ tacked by a wolf or dog. The head of the family, J. Akrrly, accompauie I by E. Ogden who was pit-sen’.iom- up and run to the door,-they learned tbe di­ rection of thr uotar. nnd Mr. Aji*rlv stepje-.l hack into the house, took down Ids trusty rille, mid himself nnd Ogden started to Irani tbc c.iu*e of thr c>mi>n>itinn. It being quite dark piogreu was slow,but the continued bleat>« .. Wiiicu mure and more plain­ tive carom! the mm to rush on with nil haste possible,* thinking, that some of thrir nrigiilMirs sheep were being kill,.3 :.v .Arriving at the spot they discovered that the dog was Mr. Akeriy tu iteing white..could be seen iu thr dark) und as they thought was tearing away like toad at a sheep. Mr. Akrrly placed (hr muxzlr of bis rille tn thr dog’s bead nnd was altout to pull the ■ trigger,■•.lying! “I won’t have-a sheep killing dog,” when Ogden raised the barrel of thr gun remarking: “don’t shout him father, you can kill him just as well iu thr morning*lct us take th»slierp to CHr house and dress it, nnd sliut up Watrh.ftlH* dogs name) ami in the morning wr’H know what to do.” The old gentleman laid down his gun laid hold of thr sheep, when the dis­ covery was mmie tiist it was a deer, which wn* trying to cross the farm • when the dog discovered it and taking after it had captured it just As it was fr« in* tn jump a fence, nnd when the bleating was heard the dog was cutting too aiiou.da Uii-u.it iu the most atrproved manner. When Mr. Akerly discov­ ered wliat hi* dog boil done, and how near In- rnmr io -hooting him he was ho overonme that he nept. 'A gentleniHit living in the state of New York having relative* living here wished to visit Uhtu, and as it was many years ago' of course, the roads were not in as good condition as now, nor the country as good in aupearaucr. He hail come on tlie stage, from Mar­ shall to Bellevue, the jumping off place at the cilgr of civilisation, as it was then cahed. for there was the place nil- ui I*« t.i.l farewell to lovely scenes and dive into the mud, and wade or Mwuii as hr pmrtnited farther nnd fa’--*’— vitn the wilderness. On enter ing Bellevue the stranger inquired for a .»x iA> MMUSpui-l hiiuself to his friends in K.itaiiei, n distance ot about seven miles, after inquiring of u man what hr would charge for the use of a horse and buggy totake hint thereJie was told seven dollars. “My God!”.ex* claimed the traveler, “I don’t wont to buy your rig, I want to hire it.” After fipdtng he could not find auy convey­ ance except at an enormous figure, ne started out on foot. After mifes of weary tramping, and getting lost a couple of times he at last cmur to n farm where a flock uf sorry looking sheen were trying to hold tnemselves up by leaning against fences and 8tamjm. The foot-sore amt weary traveler felt as hunpyns did Paul when he canghtaightof the “Three Tai eras.” fj»r as he beheld the condition <»f the sheep he exnltittgly exclaimed “Thank God, I have arrived at last at mvdestinatkm. as I know, by the sheep, that G——— livek here.”- Tlie atmnger wns neht tn hi* opinion ns was soon proved by calling nt the house. After asport rt her-aMuits h- retornrd to New York, but not until he had laid in a » .H mx ilnxeii uulUos of Ague cure “for,” replied he, “I have gut vbur 1011 OKI itll MY ENTIRE BUSINESS IN NASHVILLE, luckily tbe iwiiw. were gathered up the •‘fragments’* of Umvrhcilc, provised a seat, mounted their wreck «ifa buggy and drove to Uwir dretinatiem, where, with od^s and ends of btwrds aud a few nails they patched up toe rig and after their visit ret uni ed home, ever determined to keep se ­ cret Uie comical manner in which they uccompliahed Uirii journey. The se­ cret never leaked out, but tbe dilapi­ dated* buggv told the. story of its mis­ fortune, and so we perpetuate its inemLuring tbc memorable political cam­ paign 0M8M, when tha bonier warfare tietween Missouri and Kuusas was the absorbing theme, a biped giving his name as Johnson aud claiming to have suffered fearfully nt the hands of the “Border Ruffians,*1 nnd nt last driven from his home and oht of the teriton1 of Kansas by them, came into this town where he delivered political speeches at the different school Iiouhck. dealing some telling and effective Nows' at the '• Border .Rtiffians’*and thi> Dem­ ocratic party in general, and showing a badly scared face, mutilated head, and limbs, that looked us though they had lai n pm>sed through a threshing ma­ chine, He at last became overworked and fell sick" at the liouaeof one of bis sympathiser*. There chanced to be an one Of the family an old maid, whomheart went out .in nonow for Uie suffering man. she administered com­ fort consolation nnd medcine with un­ sparing hands until at last the hearts of the two beat in unison, and they vowed loevrrTemain faithful to each other through ail thia worlds up* and down*. Time went on, the invalid bid fair Jo recover, the two were so hi* •perable at­ tached that a “Philadelphia lawyer” could never have aepcrated them. The master of the bouse became alarmed foi^fear another pair of Siamese Twin a would be the result uf their affections, and horrible to think, tlns’time. they would be of opposite sexes Finally the host held a council of war with hu better hnl Land they came to the con­ clusion that whatever the result, the children must be repainted. After a very wordy warfare, ami monv very naughty threat* tlie now fully recover­ ed patient and guest took his departure leaving an unreconciled and heart­ broken love behind, who vowed she would hang heroe’f to the tiist tree she came to. But nothing serious ever re­ sulted. Johnson was never beard of afterward, and the old maid was short­ ly after married to another roan and to-day is a happy wife and mother. [Tobe Continu'd.) f QMjnlneand AneBic Form the baidn of many of the Acne remedies in the market, and are the resort of Physicians and jieople who know no better medicine to employ, for this distresaing complaint. The ef­ fect* of either of tlieae drug* are deatrogtivc to theaysUnn, producing head­ ache, intestinal disorder*. vertigo, dizxincft*. ringing in the rars, and denreiuynri of Uie constitutional hralth. Ayer's Aguk Cure iaa vegetable dis­ coven-, containing neither quinine. MiDM-nic; nor any deleterhnis ingredient nnd is nn infallible and mnhl cure for every form of Fever ana Ague. Its effects are permanent an I certain, ami. no injury can result from its use. Be­ sides being a positive ehrefor Fever nnd «\gne in all ita forms, it is al>-o a snnenor remedy for Liver Complaints. It is an excellent tonic and preventive, as well as cure, of all complaint* pec nliar to malarious, marshy and mias­ matic district*. By direct action on the Liver and biliary apparatus^ stim­ ulates the system to a vigorous heal thy condition. For saj.k byall Dealers. lite, And Jrom this date offer all of my REAL ESTATE Y ob Cm be BELIEVED --------------------- Including my-----------—-------- AND CURED. The “Only” Lung Pad Co, HOTEL PROPERTY y yyHRN YOU WANT ANYTHING Saloon Property ---- IX THE LIME OF----- ; GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS, , yvr\r> Icwlllp., GRAND AGRICULTURAL ROOM, H SIMM • t rx i*i*. BtaMiago. mefe, QLEKENT SMITH, Attorney at Law, Attorney A Counsellor, W/V Lb h CONTINUOUS FACING, “ i Vg—..—---------------->. -------------------------— ----------------------------- ON VERY FAVORABLE TERMS - Which la tbc latectaod ipvaUat itnpruvr meat yrl ! made in HHIRTB. It will hereafter be nrtd r BEST SHIRTS, pj HOUGHTALft, * SHERIFF. Office ta the Ceert Hmm. Hai C*llecMMM a «im< ------- WITHUUT------JULIUS RUSSELL, Thin is an opportunity xeldom offered, and will bear investi­ gating, as I wish to close entirely out by tbe FIRST OF ICXTTl^L COST JANUARY. To reduce the stock as fast ns possible I will offer TDK/TZ- G-OOIDS. at SPECIAL BARGAINS anything you may want in the HARDWARE LINE or AGRICULTURAL Department. £37 I wish also to close every account by January 1st, jgD. POWERS k Co. either by cash or note, and all my patrons whom I have ac­ AL.LE.'V BROS.. commodated in the past, will confer a personal favor by calling HARDWARE, piANOS AND ORGANS! and settling at once. RIP DOWN THE BACK, Cash Preferred., C. C. WOLCOTT. ^EW FURNITURE AT Remember that for (he next GO day* 1 will give to parties eowtulting me, the GREATEST BARGAINS In Piano, and Organa ever hoanl ot, for atricllv J..LENTZ & SON’S We would respectfully announce to the citizewf^of Nashville and. vicinity, that We are now - LOCATED and ESTABLISHED FIRST-CLASS GOODS. JL BLACK. American and Foreign Marble, Monuments, Tombstones, Mantles, 4c., rjns»ting», Mioh. ]£NTERPV18E GROCERY An examination of my good* and price* will fully convince you. Re­ member I f»cll the world-renowned EMTEY ORGAN • And others of Ktamlard make*. Will furnish to parties any ipake of instrumeut desired. New Fresh Coorls and Low Prices. Boise Ac Having bought for CASH a large, neat Organs Repaired. PARLOR AND BEDROOM SUITS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, PLAIN ' A.ND .EAISCY Fl’RMTURE ALL NEW’, AND Ol’ THE LATEH'I PRICES. Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, Cheese ai Everything C. H. BERRY. ORGANSriV”* S<dd U MkI a Fini Clan Gnarj Steal Wiah to inform all that by pmmpt at­ tention, accommodating way*, good goodis and low price*, hope to recotr* a fair diare of your putrnuage. STYLES, COME AND KEB Fmm Trw/y, j.v Mdn>aDYwcu.,c»iw.iii BOISE A FRAMCI&. ASHVILLE L1VBBT. ' w NertoES & Physical Debihtt., “ Bastings Bnsiuess Directory. JJASTIKGH RATIONAL BANK, To order trry ext*a»lrcly Md arc the o»ly ftertiac Where you will find til Pad RAPIDS, Largeat Stock ■----*sn---luowest Bi-ices, SiiTHE “BOSS” CARPET SWEEPER i iCMury With Stock and Good Will in Trade. Mirblng all fanmora,rv«ry trxw of diaca* aud I it a,, i »..■«. WliHaMt Btark. BKTBOrr. Mick. Capital «ad Surplus Sloo.ooo. ;Wker« yon will find IM over it for five fears." 1 Lh-Hw imo th* It.n»u«h the pwo of tlx .... ... „ ,kln. nusri»hi:>s an-J eirctutti-liuc tonlo An old pioneer named Gannes (now ! tN WcossrcL fowKstoeon-M unr*. di-mt) a German, who lived just over . PAIN IN THE BACK the line tn Belk-Vito, had tbe good foi. J," k tune om-lint while out hunting to kill !J nnaae. Maax-or the km•»?-.. taab^M, prop>y. a ikvr.-aud. as be riilatcd the story of- : «»r->< i,< atarriiof the niwi.h r. irmi.mty t . Retain , t.. The “Only” Lung Pad Co. > CLEANED and POUSHED. i inn, a«a 1 run. but 1 couldn't sec no u a .hi wm. wm wild, so happy, m> glad. I~( I could not ‘ see any one to tall Ut«." He killed j ------manv deeraftortvant luit bis wildness । iWVtU Thia ktbe Ort»lnaJ aad O-muiD* -U a., i. ..... —« O*T’s New and Large Store, AT LIVING MPAD Sfes _ Sintplr. Steeaible. Mreet. PAINLESS, POWERFUL. 4. OSMAN, * Fror. - - — WE ALSO SINGLE OR DOUBLE TURK-OUTS W A WTBD aoprro roa the W HU Ix> irr i x-ri viiM OF’ L.IIVJE Europe and -America. 2i ytsue eXbtfiMMe Ip the 0MM lorries of I :“pj£i,A!d ; ’.I’iit.'Sto,’""1'««*>•“ t**-edOM«eU**a. Mt airpart* Of lb* *«« Id. MAH, WOMAN OR CHILD. .litKlldH’l r.l.d i’r li i br one big suakr. bnt that little thing. P*"*;*■ 1 _______ I UNDERTAKER’S GOODS, ' BURIAL CASES & SHROUDS. tody inquiry! IA80N Uf QRGAI8 FOR FUNERAL OCCASIONS Will be furnished free‘of charge. Call and seejus. RMoe COM-ERCIAL TRAVELER* � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-12-04.pdf.pdf 2eac495eb505ed844cac8b4e69030187 PDF Text Text Th ORNO STRONG,! Editop and Proprietor. I VOLUME VIII. LIFE IN NASHVILLE ' —John Tuckerman has sold his saw­’ mill property io the north part of the’ village, to Stephen Sprinket, and the1 logs in the yard to A. W. Olds. —The Thornappie is frozen over, and' boys with skate* and men with fishing­ tackle are daily seen wending their way thither to glide over it, or to sit around and make butter-bowla in the ice. —Whiskey is supposed to be lighter than lead, yet the man who, on Satur: day. swallowed less than a pint of the former, couldn’t lift a 50-lb keg of lead that stood in front of one of our stores. -Thirty-six fears loaded with products of Nashville and vicinity, lay on the aide track at the depot awaiting ship­ ment on Wednesday.’ Now let's hear from Hastings, Charlotte and some of the other small towns. —Santa Claus is expected to be hero three weeks from to day, and re­ ward all good little boys who do not "catch on” sleighs as they are passing along the street, by filling their stockens with pocket knives, candy and all sueh nick nacks as boys are peculiarly fond of.’ —Another good family cow has been heard from, this time the property of H. Fcighncr, and as the product of the bo­ vine, 203 lbs. of butter has been mark­ eted between May. 1st., and Nov. 26>h, besides the butter and milk used by a family of three, and nearly half the time of four persons. —V. H. Hanchett tied bis colt, which was attneted to a buggy, to a post near Kellogg, Bell &. Co’s, furniture store on Saturday, and the animal became tired of standing, and laid down on the thills, breaking them in several places. A new pair was required to repair the damage, and bis col tab ip traveled off as though nothing had happened. —Quite a lively discussion was in­ dulged in at the lastxdub meeting, over the clause in the proposed amendment in reffeerncc to thb use of fermented wine for sacramental purposes. All were agreed in regards its evil tenden­ cy, but the discassion grew out of the difference of Opinion in regard to the legal right to legislate against its use for that purpose. —Small boys with skates attached to their feet, are seen nt all times of the day and evening, gliding up and down the walk on Main St., and the hurried pedestrain is constantly in danger of having an urchin stuck longitudinally through his diaphragm, or of sitting down so suddenly that lie can see the whole celestial sphere, without the aid of a telescope. —Webb’s.Mastodon .Minstrels, and Militan* Cornet Baud, consisting of 24 star artists are coming, and will give one of their celebrated entertainments nt the opera house on Thursday eve­ ning, Dec. 0th. Four end nen, replete with jokes and funny sayings, will dis­ pell your gloom and cause your sides to ache with laughter. Reserved seats on sale at F. T. Boise’s drugstore. —The M. E. society are contemplat­ ing building a tine brick church :n place of Sparing the one damaged by fire, and the pastor, Rev. A. D. Newton has been circulating a subscription pa­ per for that purpose, and over $1,800 has already been pledged. The trwtees have received sever offers for the remains of the old bouse, and they feel confident that enough will be pledged. that iu addition to the proceeds of its sale, to erect and finish an edifice, that will be a credit to the village. ’Tis a good idea, and we trust that they will succeed. —Bob- Mayo, of Maple Grove, was awakened on Monday night by a noise at the barn, and hurried thither to learn the cause, when he missed their favorite 5-year old horae, Jim. and he ran to the house exclaiming: "Harry! Hany! Jim's stolen, get a light quick.” Harry bounded out of bed, grabbed the lantern and hastened to the barn in meager attire, not even waiting to put on bis boot* or socks, and boon dis­ covered that the horse had slipped off his halter, and walked off the floor into the basement, falling a distance of »i feet, knd landing in the midst of the bovine*, who occupied the lower story of the barn. Strange to say, the horse was found uninjured, and the boys soon sought their downy beds, to dream of spooks and goblings. I NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4,1880 A.nd Her Environs. —Fled Olds, formerly of this village, bnt now a resident of Onondaga, quar­ relled on Thanksgiving day, with his wife about the prepration of the viands fur his holiday feast. During the fracus, he signified his intention of snaff­ ling off this mortal coil and left the house, since which time nothing has been heard from him.. TERMS; SI 50 fzr to the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun —Dover* of pennut«(aiid the devotee* LOCAL GIBBLE-G ABBLE. of this delicacy are more numerous than the op«n avowals show) will be More sleighing. glad to learn that 1880 bus been nnothMrs. Ja.nes Cook is viriting friends in Albion. er great peanut year, like it* predeceaC. C. Wolcott’went to Detroit on business Bora. Last year’s crop was nearly two and a quarter million bushel*, worth Wednesday. Rev. E. Jones’ theme on to-morrow evening nearly two and a quarter million dol- will be “Snow.” lain. Not every Nashville maiden will That new ad of F. T. Boise tells of those boldly acknowledge that she eat* a holiday present*. bushel of peanut* a year; yet the two The great Florida Museum U bolding forth and a quarter million bushels are dis­ at the Boston store. posed of "Somehow. When the price II. E. Stebbins, of Hillsdale, has been visiting . • goes high peanut* are imported, show­ friends In tbja vicinity thia week. C. W. Dernarny now lays away hi* valuables ing that there is a craving that must be met. But the full crop of this year in a spanking new safe, for safe-keeping. E. L. Vanish returned from his first trip tn and last year will crowd out foreign in the employ of Uncle Sam on Wednesday. competition for American digestion. H.-M-xErb and wife of Baltimore, started for —Ben. Miller of Maple Grove has a SandtukytO., on a pleasure viatt on Thursday. temper as ungovernable a* a Virginia Hon. Pidlo Pareonsof Detroit waa ta town on mule, and from time to time has been Thureday-and made Tub New* a pleasant in tlie habit of venting his fury upon W. G. Edwards, of Morgan, now manipulates the wife of his bosom until she has be­ come as afraid of hiin as she would be wax and linen for A. R. Wolcott In his harness shop. of a huge leviathan, and report Hays Warren E. Stanton, of Washington, Kansas, that he has actually compelled her to is visiting bis brother Ad. and other friends in go before u justice and swear that she this vicinity. has been unfaithful to the marriage A. J. Hardy is now another happy possessor vows. One day this week he laid aside o; one of those fine swell body cutters, made by all claims'to manhood,—if lie has hud Eugene Cook. W. G. Aylesworth has his new house on Mid­ any for some time, and brutally pound­ ed and whipped her, and on complaint dle 8L so nearly completed that he will move of bis hired man was arraigned before into It next week. Harvey Jones has moved Into the house vacatEsq. I’arady on Tuesday, on a charge , cd by Joe Shamp, on the comer of Washington of assault and battery. After talking and Queen streets. with the justice for some time, be plead Joe Shamp and family moved on Monday to guilty, and Esq. Parady gave him some Hungerford, where he U engaged at work in good sound advice, and upon receiving C. H. HaochcU's mill. from him promises of reform, let him The Newton House, Hastings, is a good place off by imposing a fine upon him of $10 for a hungry man to stop, and is daily growing and costs, amounting in all $14.67. > popular with traveling men. Will Jarrard received by express on Monday, The Eaton and Barry* Homeopathic a Cotswold lamb, which will be one year old In Medical Society, held their regular January, which weighed over 150 lbs. quarterly meeting at the Wolcott house Miss Mina Mills, who has been visiting at last Wednesday afternoon and evening. Dr. Griswold’s the past few mouths, returned About twenty members were present, to her home in Fennville, on Tuesday. and the meeting was one of the most E. Cook's new residence on Durkee street is interesting of any yet held. Mrs. Snell now receiving iu finishing touches, and the fine of Kalamo read a fine selection entitled, structure adds much to the looks of that jwr"Toasts.” Dr. Timmerman read a tlou of the village. Abram Gordhilcr has again become a resident lengthy and able paper on Croup. Dr. Dever asked to be excused from re­ of Nashville, having purchased the house lately > occupied by Ed. Mallory on Durkee street and porting ou the subject assigned him. ' ; taken possession thereof. but yvould l>e prepared at the next; Wc saw Stanton unloading a dray load of meeting. The subject of'fyphoid and candy In frost of Boise A: Francis, the other Typhus fever was discuseed, in reffer- day, and calculate the boys are getting ready ence to the distinctive features of the for the holidays^ See new advt. Marion Shores, living a few mile* north of two diKeascB. A splendid supper, such as the Wolcott house is Doted for, was Nashville, returned from a th^ce week’s trip to the next subject for discussion in which Missouri and signifies his intention of moving all present took an active and interest there if he can dispose of bls property here. Herb Wains th has resigned his position as ing part especially Dr. Snell of Ver­ knight of the awl and waxed-end for A. R. montville. The meeting adjourned to i^Wolcott, and engaged to toot his bugle for meet again at the same place on the Webb's Minstrel troupe, nt a salary of <15 per first Wednesday in March. —Southern Maple Grove was the scene of another battle on Wednesday morning, in which Pete Pendle and Ben. Miller were, generals, artillery and infantry combined. Pete called on Ben. early in the morning and de­ manded a settlement of accounts, as they had had a considerable deal, durthe past sutnmci, but Ben. held obli­ gations against Pendle, the interest on which falls due in a few days, and he did not feel in a proper m ood to settle just then, anil ordered Pendle to leave the premises. Harsh words fol­ lowed, and soon the combatant* clinched, and a lively fracus ensued, during which Pete grabbed a chair and Miller carries a wound over hi* eye, which he claims was administered by Pendle during the affray. Miller had Pendle arrested on charge of assault and battery, and brought before Esq. Paradr on Wednesday night. Pete plead guilty and was findd $5 and costs. —Several large scholars in au As­ syria school are accusing the teacher of being a block-head, because he re quires them to parse sentences in the grammer class, and give the analysis ■ examples in intellectual arithmetic. of It would be much better for the rising generation, if district officers would 1employ only such block-heads as the above, and soon, those who receive their education in district schools, whonldbe com petant to take charge of schools themselves with much bet­ ter success than they.'now do. Lack of thorooghaess is the most common fault with teachers, and parent* do not take interest enough in the education of their children to visit tbez*choola, and know for themselves whether they are :receiving proper training or not, con।sequently our school houses are principally filled with mere school keepers, instead of school teachers. Let every patron of our school* visit them at least twice during this winter term and you The slcigiilng wa« replenished on Tuesday night by three or four inches of snow. It was, however, quite dry’, and the farmers report the sleighing poor In many places, and still use the wagon for heavy loads. On Wednesday evening, Dec. Sth, there will be an oyster supper and donation st the resi­ dence of Barber Mead, Barryville, for Elder McPhail. An invitation is extended to nil. Supper 75 cents per couple. A good program Is prepared for the club meeting next Monday evening. Prof. McAllister will be present ami will aid tn the entertain­ ment for the good of the order. It is hoped there may be a a large attendance. Mr. and Mr*, k- O- Crocker will cntertkln the Christian Church social, Wednemlay eve., Dec. 8th. The company will be entertained by'Mus1 1c, Shadow Pictures, etc. A cordial invitation is extended to all. Mrs. F. C. Boise, Secy. Messrs. A- J. Sinclair, M. D. Cross and R. E. Stephens, representing the Home Insurance Co. were in town on Saturday, drafting a plat of the business portion of the village, for th" ben­ efit of that company in estimating risks taken here. The Temperance Ma.** meeting last Sunday evening was largely attended, the church t>cing filled to ite utmost capacity the remarks of Mr. Fish were to the point and well delivered. For a young man be make* a very good show­ ing as a public speaker. . Dr. J. L. Sigsbee, a professional dentist of Rural Grove, N. Y., was in the village this week prospecting, with a view to permanently .locating here. He come* well recommended, ।and Nashville always welcomes any and all bespeaks for him a flourishing trade, should he perfect arrangement* to locate in our midst. WONDERFULLY 1NTEREBTINU. “Brick” Pomeroy ha* made a great hit : hia Dew paper, Th a Gbbat Wb*t. which he started iu Denver last June, uxl which he *eu: ; to more than 25,000 subscriber* tohla old paper, Pomeroy’* Democrat, after it was suspended, : following the forgeries of his partner. The G ' reat We*t is a handsome, clght-pogc paper, illustrated each week with views of Colorado imine*, mountain*, scenery, etc., and i« all !n all : a wonderfully interesting paper ; with lu Saturday Night chapter*, it* valuable editorial : letter* (leacnblng that rich country, it* letters from the people, Its red-hot editorial*, crisp ; !iUtna, wit, ugiinom. Home Corner chats, news, etc. Il i* now a rea hot, slap-dab, independent will find that it will do more to stimu- paper, 1 above all party line*, bull*death again*t late your children to renewed energy United Stales bond* and all robberie* of the and seal in persuing their studies, than 1 ; i sending order* by your children to the teacher in regard to how they must teach your pupils, as is dow the custom of . many iu our district schools. It will । coat you nothing to try the experiment i j : Denver, Colorado, and send for the paper' - ----- ■»-« —<tl __.I • ! 1 , Tbe Ladies Society of Maple Grove will be entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Horace Dean on WEST KALAMO. Mr. Epitok: As your subscribers resident of thia town, look with jealous eyes at the usual “table talk" devoted to surrounding towns. In the columa of Tub News,’ and repeatedly enquire of me If I am not a correspondent, and Insist i sending a few items gathered at random in K alamo. Horses influenza badly. Early winter, Isn’t it I eh! . ’ Leander Kent has nearly completed hto new BALTIMORE. Year Credit Subscription* $1.75. NUMBER 11. LOCAL MATTERS. Kreat Barigati m. I have decided to clow out my entire business, and from this date offer all of my real estate, including my ’ hotel propeHy, saloon property, hardware Rhcsa Granger has rented his farm to Henry and agricultural room, with stock and Walton. good will in trade, for sale on very fav­ The light of the Irving Mills fire was plainly orable terms. This is an opportunity seldom offered, and will bear inventiseen at this place. Ed. Bentz and Walter Ickes have gone to Ohio gating as I wish to close entirely out by the first of January. To reduce the Will Layman, of Branch county, visited the stxKk a* fast a* possible, I will offer at special bargains anything yon may county farm last week. want in the hardware -line or agricultu­ The skill of Dr. Van Hom is again called Into ral department. A fine line of cutters, requisition tn the ease of Mattie Walton. liobs, sleigh-runner attachment* and Augustus Reed has moved into Mat. Earl’s sewing machines, to close out. I wish also to close every account by house, to keep It while they go to Ohio on a January 1st, either by cash or note, and visit. all mv patrons whom I hare accommo­ Will Fry made a flying visit to his relatives in dated in the past, will confers personal tills place, and bto wife is going to spend a few favor by calling and settling st once. Cash Preferred. Chancey Gam is intending to build quite a C. C. WOLCOTT. large bam the coming season, and he is having Keep in .Hind That different carpenters figure on it. I will give to the person buying the The meetings are still In progress. This is most good* of me within 80 days from the fourth week, and still the man .of God is Oct. 4th to Decomber 4th an elegant holding forth the invitation to sinners to come $25.00 German Paisley Shawl. to Christ. G. A. Truman. John Smith was called home from the pinery ry D. C. Griffith, in now receiveto see his sick mother; hefound her improving, ing his second stock of goods since yet it maybe some time'before she will l»e able Sept. 1st. He report*, many styles of goods much lower than they were to be about. A daughter of Mr*. Rose, about thirteen years earlier in the season. of age was buried on Sunday. She died of Silver Ware. heart disease. Rev. C^B. Sherk preached the I have a large stock of the above, funeral sermon. and can make it an object for you to D. C. Warner has traded that fractious mule buy of me, Rogers & Bro. very best team to his brother Fred, for a team of horses. goods at very low pried*. H. (x. Hale. We’d rather Fritz would draw reins over ’em Autograph and Photograph than this 'ere chap. Albums, all new anil handsome styles A little more snow, uttereth the men, especi­ at reduced prices. H. G. Hale. ally those who have logs to haul in. “A little Willie Ickes is quite sick. Bunday school to rather dull. Del and Arthur Pursell 6ave returned to Cll- There I* much com yet remaining In the fields unbiuked. Charley Herring ia slowly recovering from hia recent aerero Ulneaa. Meaant H. and R. Gridley hare returnc’ from their California vl*lt ‘ Ed. C. Tiech, Eaq, Informa the writer that he la about to return to Berrien Co., to realde. W. H. King’a right hand man, Nelaon Sknford, relumed home from hia Wisconsin visit last week. School in DiaL One began on Monday last with n roll of 40 scholar*. Mlaa Esther McMore teacher. George and Maggie Baxter of Ohio, brother and sister of Mr*. F. Hartwell, are visiting friends hereabouts. The Congregational society have employed the Rev. Mr. Cody during the coming year to 1 tell them the way of life. Dr. Adami ha* lately purehaacd * new sup­ ply of surgical imftrumenta to replace those lost al the burning of hia residence. H. C. Goddard runs a hotel and also a black­ smith shop and in a patron of The News, and accounts for hia succeeM to reading that paper. David McDerby and wife, and Mr. Mulbollun of Saunders, county Nebraska, formerly of West Kalamo, are vlaiting relatives and friends more snow,” the girls sing out; "a little more ri'’ Toys, a large stock of them just in thia section. opened, and will be sold cheap. No Tlie M. E. church society arc building a new snow," the boy* do shout. trouble to show goods, whether you platform and steps in front of their church, the buy or not. H. G. Hale. old dilapidated structure being not only unsafe TEDAB CHEEK. but an eyesore. rp’ Handsome Glove and Hanker­ L. Andrews A Co., write from Ogemaw Co. Mias Belie McEbeny, who taught a fall term chief Boxes, the above article* make that they are Just more than exterminating of school at Hickory Corners, has now become nn elegant Christmas present for 3 lady. H. G. Hale. deer, and if the present mode of killing deer a student In the Hasting* Union school. continue* the animal will soon be known only Nice sleighing for Thanksgiving. Some of nr Call at H. G. Hale's, and sec in history. farmer* of this town do not seem to appreciate those beautiful silk velvet Photograph D. C. Smith failing to dispose of hia slock of sleighing and persist in going to town with Frame*. Fifteen different styles. good* as wisbad, has added a new supply «of wagon*. E. P. Roe, Mm. Holmes. Ray Agnes goods and gone in for business. Cute is a tip School* arc now in session, Miss Norris, of Fleming and Alien Pinkerton. top fellow and one enjoys trading with him Orangeville, teaches Dl». No. 1. ami Ml** The works of nil the above authors Say Cute, subscribe for Toe News, stick In a Della Pakneter Ills. No. 9. wish them । at the reduced price of $1.25 per copy liberal ad. and business will drive you to secure both aucceas. nt H. ft. HtiA two or three clerka to aid you. George Maine is getting along finely with I _. To bad! George Hyden made and presented hl.»ew brtekawaun,. It uuk.-. ■ r,rr eUJ W’An «~<>rtment „t 500 Sterracom, to the Hancock A English club a beautiful easy a™..7„,Tr,,r We, cl*. a <lor.cn,' and St<*re*cope. A tine chair, every part of which was of hickory. .l»uu™j«v nr-...J I.. perteeU.Tbepra. j rktto for (or » -.. fiO elw each, nl nl H. If gTH IT alk It L*'< During the campaign it waa sacredly kept to Everybody is making great preparation* for - ---------------- ------- -----lx- presented to Hancock al his inauguration Chratma* trees There will lie a tree in tin- ■ fy E. 1’. Roe.s new Book, "A Day of FL G. HALES. next March, u* president of the United States. town of Cedar Creek and we trust t»r tree will 1 Fate,” price $1.25 at But sail to relate, fate was agin the General, be loaded with present* to please and amuse our r?* Christnuui and New Year’s pres­ and now the chair is being kicked about the ent* nt F.T. Boise’s. common*. . Mix* Minnie Town, of Belle Plain, Iowa, is IV Fine family* Bible, containing Mr. and Mr*. Asher Spencer wishes to tender making her relative* and friend* quite a lengthy their sincere thank* to those friends who kind­ visit. Sever*! entertainment* bare been given old and new testaments, apocrypha, concodnncx* and psalm*and twenty-five ly contributed to their comfort by cutting and by her which consisted of reading, recitation* engraving* i also family record, at the delivering st the hous-x a generous supply of and singing; each time proving to be of in­ low price of $3.00 at H. G. Hale’s. Wood on Wednesday of last week. Mr. Spen­ terest and a liencflt to those that desire to FP' Ten pound* of Oil Meal forSoct*. cer has been unable to labor for the past sea­ leant. . nt H. G. Hale’s. son, by reason of acute riicumatism. and there­ Wc girls have decided to hare a leap year fore deserves the sympathies of the entire party at Hickory Corners sometime next mouth Ct?’ A large stock of Cutter* and Bob community. Sleighs, for sale cheap,at W olcott’s. We concluded that we would be compelled lu Last week Wednesday the sportsman of burry up or loo* the opportunity of showing the I sell more goods for 10 lb*, of butter, Kalamo organized a ring hunt with Frank Bab­ other sex how they should conduct themselves 4 do*, of egg* and a few shillings in cock and Rollo Sanders as captains, and after at s ball, as this eventful time occur* onlv once money than any man in Barry county. the day* hunt ended the boy* brought in the in fourycanu D. C. Griffith. result* of their lalx>r*, which foaled up over *> AnniK. (c** G3 Overcoat* to select from nt 1.500. Babcock's side scored over 850, Sanders Oroo Strong may now be seen or heard most W. G Aylmvorth’s. aide coming in behind and having to furnish any time of day or night riding in one of Gene the supper agreed upon by the defeated jiarty. Cook's la-st swell box cutters. Wheu not thus Bunce ’ I*anec!! .Mine Host Godgard preparer! tlie feast and it' engagud he may I* found in one of the neatest Yonnielf and Lady should attend the country offices In Mich., writing local squib* or wa* pronounced “just the boos supper,” by all, superintending the “makeup” of Tua New* or dance at the Opera Houses on Friday and the boys waded in to beat not only one an­ at home on the brood of his back snoring loud­ evening Dec. 10th. other but the goodies just as eagerly as they er than a locomotive puff*. Evenrbody goes u p <7“ Book* and Toys for the little had worked during thfe’day to win the hunt. *Utn* while be sleep*. —Nashville .Correspon­ folks nt F. T. Boise’s. dent Hastings Banner. 8. C. Tarbell scored the highest number 140, ERTCall and sec tboae Marble Top Tables FF* A new arrival of rvady-mada and it matter* not who scored the lowest. present. Clothing nt A. S. Lieriiavser’s. Sanders challenged Babcock, on tne spot, to an before you buy that Christmas Kellogg, Bai l. & Co. other trial, to lie held this week, the result of I {7* Oysters by the quart, or am at WA.VTED. which we have not learned. .. One would Judge by reading the production Good Hickory Hoop Poles at the SCIATICA (sciatic rheumatism) CURED M. L. Stf.vens. of “one of the b(b)oys" in the last issue of Cooper Shop of. For particular* write to Dr. H. A. Tub News, ami also a full column, (with a to EBP Try that new Vienna Bread at Peterman, M. D.,Marshall, Mich..orcaU be continued) of the Vt Vlilc Hawk of the and sec him at the Wolcott House on. same week, that I was a load of very valuable tjT A nice Parior or Bedroom suit, a fine the days he holds his office there. 8-1! * provender and Several very hungry asses were chromo, or In fact almost anything in the line CT" Don’t forget the dance nt the nibbling away at me for dear life. Gentle rcadc- .of furniture, beautify* a borne, and will be dance next Friday night. ’ti* not several, but only one Jack (John) mm ceptablo for Christina*, found nt Kellogg, Bell & Co’«. that ha* the hunger for notoriety visible in WWc wouid announce to the ladic* every syllable of his bray, as be shoves his nose E7 For choice steak* - that require of Nashville and vicinity, that we have ever on my side of the bouse. Don’t you see no teeth to chew call on C. W. Smith’s just opeuixi a tirst class MHlinery star® sung Meat Market. his fears a* he bellows away both in hi* own and one door north of C. W. Smith’s groc­ ery. We are receiving new goods each the lion's skin. But, kind reader, don't dis­ Attention, Taxpayers. week, therefore are prepaivd to fur­ turb his beaullful form, let him continue to nish nil the latest styles. Having secur­ ed the service* of Mis* Joe Downing, wear himself out and then his poor carcass will receive' ied tn the village. we are prepared to do Dreumaking. have to be entombed lu the silent earth. But, cutting and fitting, with neatne** and O, what a mighty weapon bf destruction in the dispatch. Those requiring anything ia our line please call before purchasing. bands of Samson would, hla jaw bona apThat Wbbt Kalamo Max. On Real Estate security at low rates. ry Holiday gifts st F. T. Boise's.. , C. H. Brady. HICKORY CORNERS. GT If you want a bargain in. ready­ UT Everything tn the Hoe of furniture, eon made Clothing, go to S. LiebhauserX Geo. Williams went to Batavia N. T, on be found by calling on Kellogg, Bell A Co. where you will find the best stock and Monday. the lowest price* in Barry Co. [8-11] W Now hlhe time of Tender Loins The Methodist iTOtlstant parsonage is being and Spare Ribs don’t go hungry btit finished. OT OyBtere by the dish, and aerre* Dr. Tomlinson, of Battle Creek, was in town call on C. W. Smith. up in all the latest styles at yesterday. The snow stonn of Tuesday ev. makes very good slipping again. ■ GF* Remember the date of the Band Mr. Hammond, a young man of Kalamazoo Dance. Friday evening Dec. 10th. is teaching the village school. X 1*. 8teveM~/*YY can tdioe your V/A. use the Great California Rejuvenator, Friaelle's Blood Purifier. Tor sale by all druggists. HaU’s Catarrh Cure to i praetttfoeen < scribed by the QT This week I reduce «?«■ «y«x bat will ■«, a»|»tition from all quarters remember thau D. C. Griffith. �ho die within afckft of the Prophet. The ingof in countries Textile Mani the floor contending with their fellowcroatures lor n nttie room tc wmrl around What in, and seemingly sudcesaful in their struggle, unt'l a alight lurch sent them There in rather suddenly against another pair o three wo In the Palace of Truth. Bichard Turner, Esq., a lawyer, 1st us ope of future fame, returning home one ight in an uneuvialily bod,humor, found oartain dainty little note awaiting him Mi Heab ilk- 1'ukxkb:—Many thanks for tout lovely flower*. which have teen greatly admirad. It wan like your, thonghtfuluu** to rvmeaiter iny birth-day whoa 1 bad aka cm I for- Sinoertily yours, Floskxcs Rxdivk*. A very gracious little note, but for some roaton it appeared to afford its reader but small satisfaction. Dick read it twice with a curling lip, then teasing it into the scrap basket, he lit a cigar, strctchtul himself in an easy chair and thoughtfully observed through the smoke wreaths that began to float around his head: "What a precious little liar »he is! As if I didn’t- see her ten minutes after she was ‘not at home* to me this afternoon, start out driving with Tom Baker in that confoundedly jerky dog eart at his. Shouldn't wonder if he had atd her off before they got home; s.xved her right too! ^hy, Snip, what is the matter with you air? ’ was seeking to secure his master's notice by sitting upright and waving his front paws to and fro in a gentle aud depre­ cating fashion. . "Did I hurt your feelings, poor little boy?"- said Dick, tenderly. “Well, I wouldn't, I arnuru you, for a dozen little flirts like Florence^ Itedifer, but I do think. Snip, and I expect you to agree with me, that we would all be much bet­ ter off if women and men, too, would say out truthfully what was in their miniL instead of this eternal lasting around the bush. Why can't people be a little more Candid with their fellow-creatures instead of fooling them to the top of their bent and then laughing behind their backs? Do you know. Snip?” Snip didn't know, iut he was tho last dog Jn tlie world to confess his ignor­ ance, so assuming a look of wisdom which Solomon might have envied, he gave a mysterious little bark that could mean anything and composed himself to listen. "Just 8 o’doak/’aaid Dick- consulting his watch. “In two hours I've got to dress and go to Mrs. Grey's ball, the biggest lx>re of the season I haven’t a doubt; but there’s no escaping it Aren't jjrou^glsd, Snip, you don't have to go to Snip barked again, this time in an affirmative manner. He always accom­ modated himself to his master's moods, and was well accustomed to being ques­ tioned. Alert and vigilant, he watched the cigar dwindle down by alow degrees, while he waited in well-bred silence foru renewal of the conversation. But Dick was drowsy and cross, and when the cigar was smoked out ho turned his head •side and fell fast asleep, while his little dog curled contentedly around his feet, looking up into his master's face with u world of patient love in his honest brown Seven, eight, nine, ton! Was it possi *bte that he had slept nearly two hour.-and the clock was really striking ten? Dick jumped up, glanced at his watch to make sure, and with a stifled groan ^prepared to induct himself into Iris dress •suit This whs never a very rapid pro<oess with him, and by the time ho en­ tered Mrs. Grey’s brilliantly lit-up house the great clock in the hall was pointing to a quarter past 11. The rooms were crowded and stiflingly boL The very flowers appeared to droop under the glare and the heat, all except •ome deep red meek which had beeu ar­ ranged in a sentence over tlie doorway, and whose glowing hearts presented the moat sumptuous and intense bit of color­ ing, even in that mnuy-hued apartment It was strongs, but Dick found himself unalile to read that sentence, although composed of only three short words. The language, even the letters, were unknown to him, and far half a minute he stood puzzling over tlie mystery. Then the Incoming crowd gently shoved him aside, •nd abandoning the effort, he made the best of his way toward his hostess. A pretty "little woman, magnificently trussed, but seemingly already much fatigued with the work in hand, she half cmiled as Dick edged up to her. “ Have yon just come, Mr. Turner ?" sheaaid. “I thought you were to be one of my early birds." “ So I would have been." he _ "“only, unfortunately, I fell asleep and did not wake up in time." “Oh! that was the case,, was it? Well, such a lengthy nap ought to brighten up beautifully the rest vrejuieu you uru ap uesumuuT for lor me nsi cf the evening. Sometimes, you know, yiyu rathe* stupid.” Dick looked at her to see if she meant raised to his. “ You are flattering me," be said, shortly. •* I don’t mean to, indeed," she an­ swered, quite earnestly. “But fliers are plenty of men who are always stupid. “ Was I ever damned with such faint > saying “That was stupid, wasn't it?" saiiT Dick, as they stopped to take breath after the ooncuMion. * .■ ' "Yes," replied she of the brown eyes, raising them frankly to his face. “You are rather r. poor danoer. Perhaps you are out of practice?" “Indeed I Ought not to |>e," protested Dick, in unutterable indignation at the charge. "I never dsnoed more in my life than I have thia winter." . . “Is that so? It must lie awkwardness then," said his companion, gently. "Some iieoplo never can thoroughly learn. I think it is a natural gift." piping away so complacently, had absolutely bewildered him. If there was one tiling ho pridwl himself on more than another—oue gift, natural or other­ wise, wliich be felt sure of possessing—it wm hia dnnclug. Waa tho brown-eyed damsel out of her mind or was she simply an ill-bred littlo thing, who did not know a good dancer from a bad one? Whichever was' the case ho lost no time in getting rid of her, and still mute with amazement and disgust, took refuge among a group of men at the door. "You here, Turner!” said one of them. “I hardly recognized you at first, you look so yellow and thin. "Do I. indeed?” said Diet shortly, and wondering what he was doomed to hear next. • “I should rather think you did," was the friendly answer. “I just said to Smith, here, as you came up, that be­ tween your sallow skin and that bold sf»ot on your head, you were beginning to look like an old man before your time. Why don't you take to country life and early hours aud freshen up a bit?” “Why don’t you mind your own af­ fairs and kindly leave me to attend to mine?" retorted Dick, now thoroughly aroused, and without waiting for another word he veered around and left tlie group, who, one and all, seemed pro­ foundly astonished at his ill temper. .till hi its tone that Dick fairly out of his master’s way and gazed at him with reproachful, wonderful eyes. “Eleven o’clock, as I am a living manl" said Dick, yawning. “Three hours asleep and no ball for me to-night Snip, you little villaih, why didn't you awaken me?” Snip was silent He felt the arrant injustice of this remark, and bore it with the equanimity bf a stoic. r_ 1UB "Well," said his master, slowly, as lie he and as as lit his candle, “since you did not. and I have had all the dissipation and all tlie candor-I need for one night, I think, lit­ tle dog, that you and I will go peaceably and gratefully to bed." ' A True Chinese Story. An American merchant who han been “When famine comes—and it needs Htea business for eevenbut a partial failure of the rice crop to mg Kong related lately produce famiue—they oiu reduced to live which had fallen under upon earth and grass. Lots ore drawn in China which to find wliich ofration the children shall be light upon the victim char­ sacrificed for thet others, and the ge known people, is brought down into the town and.sold “are liest for fifty cents asheasaid, slave, thethe parents thed people in the World, parting with it with a grief and despair impossible for them to which are, I believe, genuine. cessive poverty which “Female infants are strangled at birth exists among iaioui uuivug the nit: agricultural ngi li illliuiu population jnipuiuiitiu in ‘hard summer,* the no parents of aNorthern China. because, They have food aver, 'it is simply impossible to fvd but rice and water, and seldom enough them, and it is better for them to die in of that There are hundreds of thou­ this wav than by slow starvation. sands of them who do not possess twenty “I tell you of these extreme conditions cents in currency in tlie course of a year. of their life to make you understand my story. I once went with some English officers duck-hunting up into these barren regions. Becoming separated from my companions, I lost my way, and asked the assistance of one’of the poorest of these Chinese ‘rice-planters. ’ He left his work instantly, and with the smiling, friendly courtesy of which, by the way, one is always sure in the poorest China­ man at home. He remained with me from noon till dark, searcliing among the winding creeks and- flat marslies for my companions. When we had found them I handed him a dollar, a sum larger thin he would own probably in two or three yearn. He refused it, nor could all my persuasions force him to take it. “ *My religion,' he said, ‘bids us to be kind to strangers, and the chance to obey the rule comes to mo so seldom that I dare not destroy the good deed by taking pay for it’ "How many Cliristians might learn a lesson in humanity and faith from this follower of Confucius!” into the aobj at Dungeness a few flays ago. An eightiuch howitzer, which is simply an ordinury siege gun, and by no means endowed with great precision, was the weapon -chosen, and with this it was proposed to stalk the balloon as soon as it had risen. No doubt an aeronaut oould have been found plucky enough to take a seat in the car, but fortunately, as the result showed, tlie balloon waa sent into the sir empty. It was, we are told, one of the ordinary service balloons, such os would servo for the ascent of oue or two scouts, and it waa permitted to rise to a bight of 800 feet Tlie howitzer was placed at n disI tance of 2,000 yards, but the gunners, we ~q --'I are “ informed, ------- \-------‘-------------‘~J — were‘ not instructed as to the precise range, but were required to find it for themselves. An eight inch shell was accordingly fired into the air as a trial shot and this, despite the novelty, of the target, sufficed to supply the gun­ ners with the neoessarv information. The next shot brought down the balloon. Tlie projectile was a shrapnel shell, it appears, and the fuse hod been bo well timed that the shell burst just in front of the balloon, projecting sometliing like 300 bullets through the fabric, and caus­ ing its immediate descent What effect this expo riment will have upon military ballooning we know not, but it is very evident that scouts in the air cannot con­ sider themselves safe when within the ordinary _ - range of a field-piece.—London t>tandard. Traveling in Iceland. The main difficulty in Icelandic trav­ eling is to find ground firm’ enough to beu> u horse and his rider, and the safest track is often along the Bea bench, when that is available, or even in the bed of a stream. Water is everywhere, and the traveler constantly crosses fords, either in thu river, whose course he is follow­ ing, br through torrents rushing down from fields of ice on either side. The louis over which we hod to ride is about 1,500 foot high, aud in the month of Juno tho "divide" was still blocked with snow. This snow was hard enough to bear a mon and pony; but in many places it would give way beneath them, whan both were on the same set of feet, and, in consequence, the Captain and I did a good deal pf walking. The old guide, hovrever, stuck to his steed, ex­ cept when obliged to cross a torrent on a precarious bridge of snow, and they managed to flounder triumphantly through all difficulties. Au Icelander in, riding uses neither whip nor spurs, but wonts his arms and legs perpetually, like the sails of a windmill, and can keep, his pony moving at a pace which leaves the foreigners far in the rear. On the quiet waters of the fjord the eider - ducks were taking their newlyhatched broods for a first swim, and, as we scrambled up tho field, the cock ptarmigan fluttered and croaked over our heads, scoordipg to his habit when the hen is sitting upon eggs. The re­ gion of forests, represented by dwarf birches and whortleberri«H is soon left liehind, and near the summit of the pass there is scarcely any vegetation ’of a higher order than Icelandic moss, while the bare rocks are profusely marked with striations from glaciers that have long since thsappearea. How F^hlom OrlrlnHe. HUMOES OF THE DAT. When you "whale” a boy he blubbers. "Whi not call a hanging a necksecution?" When trains orc telescoped tlie poor passengers see stars. Win is a door like a colored woman? Because it is an egreu. “Comb and seam me; I needle little of your aid," remarked the piece of cloth to • thtf maiden fair. Conbiuebino that kind words cost nothing, wliat a poor stock ,of them is in the domestic markets. The young woman who witnessed her voting mau carried away by a balloon saw her beau of promise in the sky. A Kansas pajicr cads a marriage notice: “The couple left for the East on the night train where they will reside. “Love," nays a writer, “lightens the heart.” And it has been known to have Iris said that what makes a hen look like a penny when she is sitting on a Diphtheritic Sore Throat । fence is because she has a head on one sido add a tail on the other. As diphtheria is one of the moat ter­ rible maladies, a person is often startled ' Danbury tehs of a man who refused to on being told by his physician that he ’Toil?Ui’^iilo’oo'omi has diphtheritic sore throaL Tho dis­ eases, however, are not tho same. Most of the fashions of post times ; the pesky things." Neither is the latter a lower type of the wore due to tho anxiety of Rome reign- । “Never borrow trouble," said a hos­ former. ing beauty either to conceal a blemish . band to his wife. “Oh, let her borrow it In diphtheria, while the disease lo or display a charm. La Belle Ferron- 1 if Hhe can," exclaimed the next-door oalizes itself in the tonsils—and may ex­ niere nod the misfortune to nurn her_l neighbor; “she never returns anything, tend down through tho air-paaaages— forehead. Tho accident left an ftwk- Vou know." there is a general poisoning of the sys­ wvd ««ar, which U>0 fnraou. be.nty ’ (foto „„ oM) .(tho.hwtem, which shows itself in a peculinrly- rznftllv oorczod with o goto, trom ublo—• Mmiaw. m»T 1 h.oo notno »vdepresaing fever. In the diphtheritic th.t time all tho Uliea ot tho French Mamina—“frait till Tin ready, sore throat the disease is confined to court, who were not ugly and yenjun- | Georgia (snrpriaod)—“Why, the tonsils end adjacent parts, with only oua, wore precious jewels on their 1U me ' a slight general disturbance. brown. Anno of Anatna had lorely y pbiU u w By this time he began to feel a little ,v,2i ...n-Lt..* In diphtheria, the exudation which anns and shortened her aleeves to show ! her charms, and all the artists of the I tempered while suffering from what uncertain who to approach next Hav­ covers the tonsils—and may cover other dayhrnTT^t^d dbownM I ing been told already that he was stupid, parts—is of a leather-like consistency ugly and a bod dancer, what was there (whence the name from the Greek word, oibfom agraoefnlway.—HoatonOowrisr. left for him to hear. He certainly had diphthcra—leather), and adheres to tho Ltocon. iquors ore ar. not among Urn the thing, things al ab­ never met so many disagreeable people substance of tho flesh ; in diphtheritic >wat to wear high heek But Mme. de , L Pompadourwaa also a great invalid, and i >* ”>wed ••« *° to l» be ontaed entered at agzfcultaml agricultural latm. fairs. in his life and he had senous thoughts of sore throat, tlw exudation is simply a ------------------------------------------------- . ._3 ^0 directors to be beating a permanant retreat, when he curd-like substance which is poured out so Mie introduced these beautiful dreaw- , ^b® ..-------------------- —I a Sght fight caught sight of a blonde head half hidden from the glands of tho inflamed tonsils. ing gown, knotted with laoe ribbon, £aS“,deMrtmonkaad to settle it were ’found to *>• be duoaUren. disasterous ““bi <® beneath the azaleas in tho conservatory. At the first glance, however, it resem­ which soon were worn al every court in •» bles tho real leathery exudation of diph­ Euro]>e. Poor Marie Antoinette, m her when tried. It waa Florence Redifor, whom he had A Nebraska Indian contrived to swal­ never expected to meet to-night and theria. anxiety to display her lovely blonde whom two hours ago he would have in­ In removing the diphtheritic mem­ fjhcceZure, piled her flaxen locks upon ‘ low a lot of dynamite, and now he can dignantly avoided. But for some reason Adventurers of An JEronaut. brane, tho skin is abraded and bleeds; cushion and warn tho crown of Franc _ I stand around the corners and call a white ivthing he chooses, withotit being his contempt for her flattery and false­ The St. Petersburg Herald contains but tho removal of the curdy matter several inches alx.ro her head, while the | ness had been strangely modified in bo the particulars of the adventure of the from tho tonsils is like removing putty Empress Josephine, “ to exhibit her i kicked ffor his insolence. They're shy of figure, at onco Greek and creole," in- jarring ’him even. short a time and he felt a positive yearn­ Russian icronaut Rudolph, who ascended from tho hand. ing to listen again to her pretty nothings in a balloon, and had been several days I* — Diphtheria is always infectious ; ordi­ vented cnchemire, and brought ite use 1 Mamma—‘‘Why, my -----dear----------Willie,---------what and to see her blue eves uplifted with reported mis-ting. “Tlie day selected nary diphtheritic sore throat is not. into fashion. The' Princess of .Wales | in the world is tho matter with little O»that tender glance of admiring trustful­ for the flight was not a good one, tlie wind The symptoms of tho latter are enlarged wearH on her swanliko nock, as tho new ' car's head?” Willie—“Well, wo're playness to his. It must have cost her a being strong and boisterous. My com­ tonsils, very red, with spots of cheesy fasliipn. ruches of lace and velvet collars * in’ ‘William Tell,’ and somehow my argreat deal of time aud patience to culti­ panion was Professor Baranovsky, of the secretion nt the mouths of 'their many ornamented with silver carvings. row “ won't ’* hit *the u“-----apple, ’* but ’—‘ keeps -------plug’— vate tho glance up to its present perfec­ Meteorological Observatory. On enter­ glands ; cutting pain in swallowing, and I gin' his eyes and nose. ” tion and it was unkind, after all, to sneer ing the car, I song out to tlie twelve some fover for a few days. In most Use ___ ____ the________ Bridle._ The word lovo in one of tlie Indian at the result of such honest and endear­ sailors holding it, to ‘let go.’ As the cases only ono tonsil is affected ; still, A bridle is very nc«a»ary in guiding ehemlredamonghkjmjgtog^er. ing toil • ’ horse: < Jnnd.... J 1 Tins accounts for the fact that Indians men dropped the ropes a sudden gust of even this may be so enlarged ns to ma­ an unruly it is very needful ‘ The next minute he was by her side. wind struck the balloon and dashed it terially encroach upon the fauces. „u,t that ..... unruly unrmy member,, mcm.wr, the zoc ! Bwrethrerl nt . time. in controlling She looked very pretty: her fair hair, against some neighboring trees, theThe disease is whnt is nqw termed “a tongue. *" •■Don't go th. » num to nttod to __ '1 o _ withmit 111___ 1 — _ bridle, 1121-, I?00 ““Mn tumbled in some mysterious fashion on ' P°°r branches of which tore a hole in the silk filth disease," and is duo to contamina­ ........................... . two chemlendamoughkanngogngcr affairs boys," was my grandfather's favorite bit j nt once.—Boston Post. tho top of her shajxdy littlo head; her tion in tho water or air. The moat fre­ before it had time to rise. I threw out bright face lit np with smilea, and her ballast, but to no purpose. The cor quent source is sewer-gas, from imjxr- of advice. If he heard any one cursing ,1 An Irish porter, closing a shop one or given to much vain and foolish talk, white silk gleaming under the colored drifted along the ground *till it ap­ fect house-drainage.— Youth's Compan­ he would_say: “That mau has lost his ,i rainy ra,nZ evening, took off his cost while x lamps with a soft and sldfting radiance proached a lake, when I begged the Pro­ ion. I bridle.” Without a bridle, the tongue, putting U up P the shutters. fdiuttera. When asked that pleased Dick's oidtivatea eye. He fessor to leave it, with his instruments. though a little member, “bowteth great ; be weu* oat in hia shirt-oleeves in A Diver ’ s Training. was not ono of those to whom a woman'b The sailors, running up just then seized rain, “sure," said he, “don’t I want a Before n man liecomes an expert diver 1 things.” It is an unruly member, “full ' gown is a matter of indifference. hold of the ropes and enabled Baranov­ | of deadly poison." Put a bridle on it, dry coat to go home in ?” “I came in here for a little air," she sky to get out They begged mo earnest- he must undergo a course of severe phys­ of deadly poison." Put a bridle on it, “I understand,” Raid the Galveston said1, “the rooms are so terribly hot, and Iv to do the same, on account of the ical training. The atmospheric pressure and it is one of the best sertauta Ixxly and tho whole affair is very .stupid. Don't dangerous condition of tlie balloon, but on the surface is fifteen pounds for every son! can have. “I will keep, my mouth Recorder, “that you are a confirmed with a bridle," said King David. Bo drunkard.” "Dat’s whar you is too soon, square inch of tho body, and on the av ­ you think so ?" I refusod. The Professor being clear of “It lias been worse than stupid for the car, I shouted to them to ‘let go.' erage man is something like fifteen tons, sure too, to keep a bridle on your appe­ Jedge. I ain't been confirmed in no me." ho answered, laughing, “I have All obeyed the summons except one but the outside and inside pressure being tite. Don't let it be your ma«ter. And church yit, but de Blue Light Baptises been insulted wherever I went. Firat^ man, who was carried several feet into equal, tliis immense weight is unnoticed. don’t ngglcct to have one for your pas­ is gibbing Satan a heap ob worry about Mrs. Gray. told mo I was often very the air and droppod amid s general roar At every thirty-four feet of descent under sions, or they will get unmanageable, me.” A ladt wants to know why the rail­ stupid; then Miss Vincent, do you know of laughter. After this the balloon sailed water tliis pressure is increased ono at­ driving you down a headlong, course to her? She is dancing now with Tom along tolerably well, andflewfor fifty miles mosphere, or the additional pressure of ruin. I mean the bridle of self-govern­ road companies do not provide special Good parents try re­ ! cars for tobacco uucwerB chewers ob as wen well as os lor for — ..j to train and ivfifteen pounds to the square inch, and as ment. Stern." through the air, when, the gas being ex­ strain their children, and you can gonsmokers. Bless your innocent heartl "I don't know her; but never mind! hausted, it fell near the village of it is alisohitely necessary to have the air pressure' in the armor fully equal to erally tell by tho children's liehavior i Tobacco chewers are not so particular as What did she say to you T’ Rootcht In a very few minutes it was "She told me I was awkward and a surrounded by men and women, who that of tho water, some idea cau lie had । whether they have wise and faithful pa- that. An ordinary passenger car is good bad dancer, aud intimated that I oould proceeded to tear it to pieces, and ap­ bf what tho diver must withstand, even route. But parents cannot doeverything. | enough for them I Boys and girls must have their own briA Memphis man wanted to kill a mos­ never thoroughly learn. ” propriate all the articles in the car, in­ at tho moderate depth of thirty-four feet, back B frieud-B ueck Florence Redifcr burnt into a laugh ns cluding a fifteen guinea binocular ghus, although the inhaling of this compressed ! dice; they must learn to check and gov- | quito clear and merry as silver bells. “But forgotten by Professor Baranovsky. In air in a measure relieves tho unpleasant era. themselves. Self-government is tho without stopping to mention his design, you know, Mr. Turner,” she said, “your all probability I should also have ex­ sense tion. When the distance is in­ meet difficult and the most important gov- hit tho insect a licit, and when his friend best friends do not claim for you that creased to a hundred or a hundred and ernment to teach us; ..nt it become. got up U11 brushed the sand out of his perienced rough usage but for the op­ 1 earnerevery day if you practice it with mouth and eye. four men had to hold you dance well.” portune arrival of a Colonel of the Im­ fifty feet, tho sensation becomes almost Dick goHjied and then recovered: he perial Guards and two soldiers from a unendurable—tlie blood starts from the a steady, resolute will, and a firm trust him while the matter was explained. in him who alone can L-ach teach ns us wisely to m . . . . . r . . waa getting hardened now. "I olwnya neighboring chateau. For a few min­ eyes, ears, mouth, and. even from tho . m Tont had a sty on his eye, and be­ flattered myself I did,” ho said boldly. pores of the skin, and on returning to rule our own spirits. coming annoyed at the frequent inquiries utes the peasants refused to release me, She looked at. him in some surprise. the surface extreme exhaustion is tho re­ of his friends regarding it, he wrote on a and defied the Colonel, but hia. deter­ Capillary Ethics. "Of course, I don't mean to say.” she sult Some men are so constituted phvscard which he pinned conspicuously on mined attitude and threats to send for A wig or false hair is inappropriate the lapel at his coat the following: explained, "that one cannot get around ically that they cannot remain uncler more soldiers, coupled with the presents with you at all, but only that you orc not water at aU. The greatest depth that is for a clergyman, as he can never forget | “Sty; had it about two weeks; hurts liks of a few roubles to buy them a drink, and be whol very gruceftd and sure-footed. There ever attainnd is ono hundred and fifty himself r—. .. or his -----incumbrance 1- . SiirTTL —­ i blazes!” This effectually shortened all induced them to relinquish me, though subject. Folse False *hair, .*", !how___ : conversation on an unpleasant subject. are plenty of men here who dance worse feet, and then the most experienced ly lost in his subieck not my property. The Colonel very natural on the head of a preacher, ' ,r —Mr. Simjisoij, for instance. . diver can remain at tliis point but five or (.ever , kindly took me home, and afterward put •* said Mr. "I should hope sol" said Dick, as six minutes without serious injury. i always detracts from tlie sincerity of an Simpson, a little weak-eyed man, who me in his carriage, with the balloon, and Divers go to this depth only to secure a’r- ■ P r«u«m. W. thwk a dlprmebo™ who «*• giving me two soldiers to protect me, held his fair partner as if he feared she tides of great value, remaining long u. given to Uu. pwion eouM n-diz.. ^f!jr.k.rl,.?£ul«i sent me off to the railroad station.** waa packed with dynamite and was in enough to attach a chain or rope. At a ; danger every minute of exploding, hundred feet an old diver can remain the effect upon their audiences of even a , scratch composed of another fellow’s moved IslxinonKly past tho door. “If about an hour, and at fifty feet from four tliat is the best you can say for me. Miss to six hours, according to the strength hair worn on their heads to the hind­ rance of the preached Ward they would J TS,’ “T °^lid Florence, I shall never have the audacity of tho diver._________________ crucify tho flesh and senae to the extent , re^em^r lota8 euo"Sh to feH to . ask .-you, to , dance again,” - and with a Tlie Flag of the Prophet. of giving up this much-cherished relic of I 1,fneud» from the interior put up «E»» ^conservatory BUC wum»TMurj, now uuw The flag of Mohammed is in the cus­ tho earth, earthy. ** _a 'a“T?Bton ho?‘1 were P’ren one fully oatiMfied satisfied be he bnzl had had enough Ar of ar Mra. fnllv — tody of tlie Mohammedan chief priest, Dyeing one's own hair and whiakera f°°“; 11,0 next room over* Grey’s ball Sheik-ul-Ldam, and is kept in- the • heard the following canveraation, about is certainly nqliettcror more elevating He took a glam of champaguo in tlw mosque of St Sophia in StatnlxuiL It supper-room, where its quality waa being to humanity. There can be no dcform- daybreak next morning: “La*y, Bill, ore is made of green silk. There is a large you awake ? ’ "Ive been wide swaks for freely discussed by the young men who crescent on the top of tlie stuff, ’from the last two hours." “Lend mefivedollingertsl there, an<f went bock to pay his which hangs a horse-hairplume, claimed porting respects to his hostess. There man, who ought to have honorably lars?" ‘Tvedozed off again." “I knew to have been the tail of Mohammed's fawere still plenty of people about, but a earned his gray hairs, dyed black. The you were lying when you said you were vqpte horae. On the folds of the flag chill seemed to have fallen ou them, the effect-upon the handsomest man is that wide awake.” are displayed the crescent and certain of a dug-up mummy. The akin, hair, quotations from the Koran. Mohammed and eyes all look very bilious alike; the adopted “ green ” as his emblem, be ­ saving the hat words to sporty of Questa Mrs, O’Lkary and her son, of Chica­ skin assumes a leathery appearance, who were about taking their departure. go, deny that th© great conflagration in cause nature is green, and it is "over­ while the eye has an embarraHaed, sneaky 1812 a political ode by Lord Byron not lasting and universal " The following "Such a pity it should have been a that city was caused by a cow kicking expression, and tho whole carriage of the hitherto known to be his. It will soon words are onthe flag : "All who draw over a lamp in her bam and setting it on man is that of ill at eaue.—Christian the sword will be rewarded with tem­ fire. But Unit has not tlie slightest effect Union. ■ poral advantages; every drop of their upon uh. We believe in that cow, and blood shed, every peril and hardship A New Orleans minstrel ahow didn't refuse to lie cow’d into any other belief. endured by them, will l>e registered <m half j>ay exixinsas until an end-man got returned Mrs. high as more meritorious tnan either □p a iuke reviling a citizen of the town ; dow, in Philsdelpliia, to eaoape fnin hi Horacb Love married his living wife's fasting or praying. If they fall in bat­ and then tlie citizen got to buying tick­ infuriated wife. His leg was broken tle their sins will l>o at once blotted put, ets to send friends there to hiss the joke, but that was nothing, he said, to wha aud they will be transported to paiadfac, and bo BUpixwted tlie ahow a whole week. he would have suffered if he hadn' there to revel in eternal pleasures in the ly but jumped. �Au I am have prohib- Tint Ptiumau auth< ited betting at race*. Bob Buid«tti baa rheiimatihin, but he will continue to crack jokes between £m arranging terms with Sitting Bull, • the Hawk-Eye advises the Government to remember the old’ Russian proverb: ** Make friends with a bear, but keep1 hold of -the ax.” w UD improving tenantry poe-eamag •■Then I can industry, reguhn habiU, and civility net for 100 without fawning; thia waa at Ballwu. “ “There remain 100 sons,, ” aaya You will, I dare aay, gnou the reason—21vuis. ------ — ------- -----------.---------------------B. “You can bur yourself a cane with’ m to or nr., gto «d that It Uin’t right khat I should think propriftora residing among them, and tfdy of myself.French Taper. setting an example of cultivation axuF 'If is wonderful how short-lived is good manners." Parlimnentary fame in England, whon the proiniuciice it gives st tlie time is Tint report of tho Dead Letter Office considered. Thirty years ago Col. 8il>shows that during the fiscal year ending tlioipe and Joseph Hume were names as June 30, 8,353,651 letters and imekag^ familiar in the United Kingdom as Glad­ were received there at that time. Of stone or Disraeli. To-day not one mon theoe 2,700,000 were Bent thither from in a hundred knows who they were. local offices because unclaimed ; 300,000 The creditors of the bankrupt Arch­ bore wrong addresses, and more than bishop Purcell, in Cincinnati, arc get­ ( 9,000 were left blank. About 56,000 ting anxious. Tho assignment of the letters were sent bock from hotels and Archbishop occurred two year* ago, lioarding-honses, the persons for whom and not ono cent of tho $4,000,0(k) lia­ they were intended having gone liefore bilities has been paid. they oould be delivered. Some 94,000 Ma. Longfellow can take a worthless letterN and packages were returned from foreign countries. Tlie bulk of tho sheet of' psper and by writing a poem □mil matter contained nothing o< value, oh it make it worth $50. Tnat’s genius. and as many as 2,000,000 of such corre­ Mr. Vanderbilt can write fewer words spondence was destroyed, the senders on a similar sheet and make it worth l>eing uudiscoverable. Tho letters con­ *50,000,000. That’s capital. taining checks, notes aud drafts were Jar Gould, having paid tho traveling 21,974, having a face value of *1,526,expenses of sixteen young Indian girls 217, ami near 27,000 other letters con­ from the Indian w Territory, who have tained *19,438. Almost all of- tho pa­ been placed in Mr. Moody’s seminary at pers and bank notes were duly returned Northfield, Mass., the Colorado papers to the ownors, and the rest will be when' are now imploring him -to issue passes they can be found, More than 80,000 for the transportation out of their State letters were opened and returned to tlie of till tho Utea. trriters, and 360,000 returned without A fkatube of the Methodist Episcopal church is a society for church extension. It endeavors to effect tho erection of church buildings iu localities through­ out the country where none exist. Where a church organization has some means, but not sufficient to build a suit­ able church, tho society makes a dona­ tion or loan, or both, sufficient to help them out Through the assistance it renders a Methodist church is now being erected at the rata of one every day in the year. During the ten or more years of the society’s existence it hai disbursed over *1,000,000, and its loan fund now­ amounts to *330,000. Of the loans made *150,00(1 have been returned and reloaned. It now lias over $45,000 iu the treasury. A QuaertoN of interest to physicians is before a Baltimore court. Dr. Thomas Shearer, a practitioner in good standing, attended a woman who had been hurt by falling down stairs. He said that she was Buffering solely from heart disease, and treated her accordingly, but. without helping her. Then she was planed in other doctors’ hands, and they found that she hail a spinal injury, of which she was speedily cured. Dr. Shearer •ent in a bill for *100, and she refused to pay. There seems to be no doubt that his services had no good result; yet he dairaa that themisUke, if ho had made any, was not due to incompetency recompensed just ths Mine. He takes the ground tliat no physician can guar- ; O STRONG • 5.00 7/ 11.00 17710 You Will Net Be Berry. cially the seat of disturbance, have interewt: “A* a physically gifted race ‘<A any other part of Ireland. For For For For For For For hearing before judging. holding an angry tongue. thinking liefure speaking. being kind tn the distressed. asking pardon for all wrung*. being patient toward everyliody. stopping the cars of a isdt-bearer. MICHIGAN. Advantages BLACKSMITHING, AND DON’T YOU FORGET IT. • 8.00 11.00 18.00 of the BOTTLES OF FRIZELLE’8 of the VEGETABLE Blood Purifier ilashnlk girertonj' Superior SOLD ON THE PACIFIC COAST Domestic : 1— Lightest running machine made. 6— -Great range of work. 2— Qtii<‘tnetu<; no cams or gear wheels. 7— Ease of operation. 3— Perfect, double-thread lock stitch. 8— An u> matic tension and automatic 4— Durability, arising from simplicity take-tip. of construction, hanlnsss of wearing 9— Loose pulley for winding bobbins. parts, andnbseijcr of friction. Large arm for all kinds of work. 5— Self-setting needle and self-threadLight —running. _______ ____________ Finish and__dura___ iug shuttle. bility. It is the simplest sewing machine made, having fewer parts than any other. Free from complications; it rever gets out of order, is always ready for usc’and easily mnuage<(by the most inexperienced. The direct application of power to the needle, and the mechanical simplicity and fine adjustment of its working parts make it tlie lightest running and most silent machine in the market. ’ For sale by I A.PJK -C. BOISE, AGT., Hardware, Iron, Nails, And Agent For Detroit Stove Works, On its merits alone, not a dollar used in newspapers, the recoinendations of those using it being sufficient to make tliis enormous sale. Also, 62O9ooo BOXES OF FRIZELLE S COMPOUND MANDRAKE And Rhubarb Pills, EE 8ick Headache, Biltiousnes? DR. C W. GOUCHER. rry Mother know h<k the eflVct rtf CHAS. H. BRADY, -------------------- NEW STOCK OF---------- THlKNEY at law and Solicitor in Chaoeery Kt-ui Ealate and In.uraucv Aircot. Collecting •nd Coavryanclng ■ •pacUBv. Bounty and Panah>ti CSloui promptly atlctidol to. and all other biKinoM entriutAJ to my cam. Office oppoalte Un- qu»lltic. fur j outwit. A Price, - - 25c. a Box FEIZELLE BR03. Props. San Francisco. FR1ZEI.LE * Co., Gnocral Eaalcra Agent*, 90 JUST RECEIVED. WE ARE SELLING THE CELBBRATED STANDARD SCREW FASTENED GOODS 8500 Reward! bon, cnmtlpatioii ur coslivcne** we —lit. t I..— . tHtl. — t. ------ SOMETHING BETTER THAN------- Imitation* The renulnr tuanul«eiuml only J. Cl WEST a CO . • The Pill U.krr..-’ IM and U3 W. Madison Chicago. Free trial package eenl l»5 FOR FASTENING SOLES OF BOOTS A SHOES, WE RECOMMEND THE STANDARD SCREW BECAUSE IT IS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO Health in Wealth. «bu»e, or over iuduhrenoc, devay »nd <U*lh. One box TtIT* OFF THE SOLES -----------------FASTENED WITH IT.----------------- CALL AND SEE THEM W1 <;. A-YLSAVORTH. NO PATENT NO PAY, -pHEV HAVE GOT ’EM. Who? . Wliat? PATENTS promptly attended tn. KOCHER BROS. NEW GOODS iHfinoE— SPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO OUR Ladies R.M. Beaver Cloaks WASHINGTON IIUS SSS CIOHING Imported Cashmeres, I T’HAT HUSBAND OF HINE I DRESS TRIMMINGS is Worsted, Silks and Satins. g’ A. BUSH “THE BOBB For being courteous to all F6r doing good to all men. Opposite I’arady’s shoe Shop, NASHVILLE, And prices on PRODUCE as High as the Highest and give every one a fair, square deal I>. C. GRIFFITH. Some J Im 1811 Sir Humphrey Davy visited J Is. HTKVEJVH, LIGHT RUNNING DOMESTIC! ADVERTIHING KATES. OFF1CE HOUB3: 140 Suits of Underwear, for Ladies and Genta. JJOOT AID SHOE SHOP 106 Suits of Clothing, for Men, Boys and Youths. 58 Overcoats, for Men, Buys and Youths. 984 Prf«. of Boots and Shoes, for Men Women and Children. BOOTS and SHOES. 368 prs. of Rubber Goods, all styles. , . FINE BU0E8 B specialty. 324* prs. of Buck Gloves and Mittens. A. BURCMAN 50 Pieces of. Prints, for 5 cents per yard. LOW XS THE LOWEST A Canary Bird Story* Tho story of ALiv.ov'.iT u, the mu first lunv introduction of canary birds into California la thus ‘ i old : LEWIS DURKEE, In 1844 or ‘45 Oliarlcs and Henry Rviche, two young Germans, having lit­ tle else than the practical education that Couvryaoclas prop-riy cxecaUrf ■Hjen^s to be natural to young Germans, EM OR Y PARADY. were bird peddloro in New York. They USTICE OF THE PEACE. Cooveyanelns carswent about from struct to steeet selling ruUyatid ju>»ptly alUsx!-d to. Office east birds from Htanda. Their trade was prin­ cipally in canaries, which they had bent WM. PARMENTER, over from Germany, where they only cost 10 or 12 cents each. They did a pretty fair bmunena up to 1852, when they made a daring stroke that made IF. H. GRIS H’01.1), them their fortune and established the 5,f D.. HotnaoptUilc Phyidciaa Mid Bur<vcn enormous business that they now con­ IVI . Offiiiw *nd mlilenca oppclto the WolooU trol. At that time California was in the nl<t»L tlush of gold finding. Gold was plenti­ ful there, but luxuries few. There was A. M. FLINT, uo Pacific railroad, and the Isthmus Y al Law and Solicitor la Chancery route was tedious and ooetly. Young Reiche, knowing that canaries were un­ known there, and believing they would J£ PARADY, become the rage when once seen, deter­ mined to carry over a cargo. He there­ IfANUFACTUBEBcrf Booto ud Shoes. Makins XU and rvpslnac naally dons, also fore got 3,000 of the yellow fellows to­ gether, aud, packing them in little cog as, »< Ur ted for the Isthmus. Arriving at zb rasey Cartagena, he hud his birds carried Kcross to Panama bay, by natives, and caught a ship there, and soon reached San Fruncisoo. Ho was late in reaching jllliwrllinroiu SarU. the ship, and the Captain waa about to sail without him, but seeing his boats filled with oovenxl boxes, thought It was YyOLCOTT HOUSE, inslated mail matter. When lieiche drew Xa-hville, MlckiUtan. near, the Captain hailed him, and asked him what he had. C. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. •• Canary birds,- replied Reiche. ? < a iory bird* be hanged 1” shouted the Captain. “If I’d known it was bird*. I’d ha’ loft you long ago.” Reiche’s first idea of the flush tide he was to ride was caught from a homesick Engtialiman, who, nearing rim whistle P J. PLKCHIS, of a bullfinch that had aooidentally Imun put in with the canaries, offered to pay JBokh Barber tlie expenses of tho entire cargo far that finch. Am this amounted to $283, Reiche saw that ho had struck a rich lead, and he put the price of canaries al *25 ekch. They did beoome tho rage. Hotels, sa­ loons, private rvsidenoes. all most have a canary. The little yellow birds made a craze like the tulip mania. The fiiomtl incorrect diagnosis. Dress Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Notions, Cloths, Flan­ nels, Ticks, Shirting, Stripes, Checks, Denims. I always aim to make prices on goods as OR - >um1i Y1IU-, MWlrt«an. • Groceries for TCvei*y:h>o€ly. VILLAGE OFFICERS. to 1880, exceed $15,000,000. The tel­ President— Elihu Chi ore »n. egraph bucness ot the year is repre­ Recorder—Frank Mcborby. sented by 29,215,509 mwaages, *12.782,894.53 receipts, $6,948,956.74 expenses, and $5,833,937.79 profits. The company lia-i in operation 85,645 miles of line, JlodctU*. 233,534 miles of wire, and occupies 9,­ 077 offices. The new offices established and equipped during tho year number Sutxlay Sclxxil after inomiaf Mrvic*. 543. The number of messages sent was Prayer mecUng on Thursday even Inga. k « EfHuDUfT KF^UOPAL CPUIICH—A. D. Xrw» over 4,000,000 more than the year before IVt tom. 1‘Mtor. Her,l<-ea every HabbaUi al )t«l. The increase in mileage of wire was 22/ a. ra. aud 7 p. ni. Sabbath achoU at Ul m. Prayer 000 miles; the increase in miles of pole lines was 2,658. The ratio of expenses 5uxintM ^irerterp. A otoby is told of Wisconsin’s war waa 54 3 10 per cent of tho receipts, eagle that one day recently a white against exfienses of 56 2-10 per cent the W. H YOUNG. touched him iu a tender »{>oL r-------- CONSISTING OF--------- ■ Nnahvillc, Michigan. The Rev. Charles F. Penney, of Maine, the leading prohibition State of tho Uifion, has compiled statistics show­ ing that in forty years there have been 5,356 patients receive^ at the State In­ sane Asylum, one-third of whom were . . . suffering from tho eftects of habitual in­ toxication. In fourteen years, he nays, the police of Augusta, tho city of his residence, have made 4,098 srreets, . seven-eighths for drunkenness. During the same time $91,900 has been expended for the poor and destitute. _ devour the chicken, other food was pro­ vided. Other white chickens had been thrown in to him, and he never before or since failed to make a meal of them. Something about tliis particular fowl F.1LL GOODS Physicians and Surgeons, ISSUED KVXBY SATURDAY MOBNING, Al opening. r ___ The industrial census of Philadelphia Tub annual report of the Prenidont of shows Hint there are in that city 9,050 the Western Union Telegraph Company . manufacturing establishments, having a tor the year ending Juno 30, 1880, fur­ .capital of $186,686,934, employing 197,­ nishes many figures of interest to others 964 hands, and {laying out $63,027,832 than the stockholders of tho company. in wagpi. The estimated value of ma­ The latter, however, appear to have no terial used is *202,506,614, and of pro­ reason to complain, tho net profits of the duct turned out *^2,984,461. Phila­ company for tho year footing Up over delphia is fast becoming the most im­ 35,000,000, the capital stock of the com­ portant manufacturing center in the pany being about $41,000,000. The net United States. profits of the fourteen years, from 1866 chicken waa put in his cage for him to previous year, and of 63 9-10 per cent eat, and in its fright it crouched in one the year preceding that, and tho cost corner. “ Old Abe’* went up and looked per message reduced to. tho average of st the little creature, but did not harm 22 3-10 cents, against 23 1-10 cents the it. On the contrary, he caressed it, and previous .roar, 25 cents the year preced­ all day long went without his customary ing that, and 29 tf-10 cents the year end­ repast, until at night, as lie would not ing in 1877. receiving my full stock of dow BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, KT IN ELEGANCE AND STYLE THE ABOVE GOODS caunot be equalled in this market. Ladies fail not to see them before you purchase. YYILLIAM JONES, £ UEBHAL’SER, Prints, Flannels, Waterproofs, Cashmere Suitings, Carpets, Hats, READY MADE CLOTHING, Mloh. Cape, Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Groceries, &c., I* larger and better oelected than ever before a* an inspection will convince. KOCHER BROS. DENTISTS �. - 188O-1S6O'. HOLIDAY PRESENTS NAUHVILLKi - -- DEC. 4. 1«P- ings. Otte firm bought 300 head in one day. To bring op a child the way it should , "Bob. lujureaour will probably orate go, 1. ad the way. , : io our city at some time during the coming winter. Bob. lugeraollgot his fir t lesson in ■ Philip Cohtrove, a lawyer of consider­ oratory by teasing hia mother to go able note, has opened au office with Hou. Clement Smith. fishing. » w r ' Cook & Sheldon have moved into A woman died of tiright at Janes­ -Uteir new abstract office, which ia very ville, Win., upon seing her child in dan­ neat and convenient; ♦ 10,000 worth of school trands will be ger of licing run over by a railroad taken up thia winter, which makes the Main. j _______ tax-payer reach a little deeper into hia A man committed suicide at Colum­ pocket. Lawyer Jas. A. Swcesey has taken in bia, Ky., by tying a hr. ndkei chief hia son Will, and-P. W. Niskrro, as around hia neck and tightening it with partners, and the firm is knbwn as a cane.• Sweezev, Niskeru ic Co. At the temperance convention held in The Sultan says that every European this city last Saturday, nil the delegates power has taken turns in lying to him expressed themaelvt* in favor of the about each other, and now he will not prohibitory amendment. have any thing to do with any of them. Dame Rumor says that a few cases of matrimony should have been com Tlie Rochester clergy have conclud­ mittvd some tiiue ago, in order to have saved the good name of certain young ed to officiate at weddings for nothing less than' $5 a couple. They won’t people. Mrs. R-’B. Wightman died very sud­ even make a liberal reduction to a club denly Wednesday noon, having been of six or upwards. sick only about 94 hours. Probably congestion of the liowelk is the cause of Tho man who wilt convince a tin­ her death. smith that two joints of stove-pipe of H. H. Bailey has fitted up Ins store on exactly the same site won’t go together the north, side of State street, where, I as easy as grease, ha*a medal awaiting understand, lie will soon enter into partnership with “Butcher” Smith in him in this locality. the meat market business. . SATURDAY. A half starved youth in London, England, stole n turnip worth about a cent, lie got the turnip and alsofourteeu days with bard labor. England is a delightful place for a poor man. Thatexcellent exchange, the Lowell Journal, has been contracted to a seven column folio, but its contents in tlie matters of life and spice have been expanded to an eight column quarto._______ •'___ _ ' A Nevada widowers took his four sis­ ters-in-law to Salt Lake and married them all. The oldest, is 30 and the youngest 10, and they profess tlie most ardent love for their husband, as well as for one another. Ont in' tlie White Pine district, Neva­ da, stands tlie city of Hamilton. In 1869 there were 40,000 inhabitants there. Now there arc less than 100. Great orick and stone blocks stand tenant­ less, and rows of wooden buildings are vacant. Every family has a whole block to itself, or can have, if it want’s to. j__ Gilbert Gray, of Dallas, Tex., had lately been converted to Christianity, and therefore, when.one Young swore profanely in hi" presence, he was dread­ fully shocked. He drew a revolver and implored the blasphemer to stop. The appeal somehow touched Yupng. He suddenly realized the wickedness of swearing, and at once stopped. Au aged and wealthy Milwaukee widower found a wife by a queer meth­ od. In a coffee grinding mill in Chicago a female packer placed in sev­ eral bundles of coffee a card saying that any gentleman matrimonially in­ clined might address her. This wid­ ower found the card while preparing his lonely breakfast after u quarrel with bi" I ousekeeper, aud now the Chicago girl is Sirs.------ . In England you can’t try and fail to commit suicide without being punish­ ed for it. And tlie other day a woman was arrested and fined for crossing ths railroad track at a station and barely escaping with her life. In this land of liberty the Ami ricau citizen has a right to "muss up’’any track in the United States with his remains, if be takes a notion "to get oq the other side” just as a train is shooting into the station. Mrs. Gregory, being sharply question­ ed by a St. Louis lawyer in r >gard to flirtatious, sudden1 y rose from tlie witnet* chair, and throwing up her arms with a dramatic gesture, exclaimed: "Yon will drive me crazy. You have ruined my character. Would yon rob me of that T My God, I can not bear tliis! Eugene, my husband, save me! Her husband went to his wife’s side and «'id all in his power to sooth and quiet her. But we suppose, they went on with the divorce just tlie same. Floyd of PcudflcW. Calhoun coantv, ... . —I.; ' ... .1-- Drug and Book Store THE LARGEST STOCK AND ASSORTMENT OF THE KIND w ii in Naahville . Jacob Bcbapp, of Lee township, Calhoun Co., banged Ulmwlf Bunday night Jacob waa poor had a wife and •even children, and waa mrn- Clark Evant, a fanner who lived In Mayfield owtiahtp, Lapeer couutv. hung -himself In the. A Grand Rapids furniture company recently sent a shipment of their manufactures to Tuano, Arinina, upon' which the freight charges were >1.270. The Pacific Express ran through an open switch in the Air Line Junction yard at Jackson on the Sfith.'blocking the trade, and delaying Booth Winter, unS 48 rears. a salesman in Buhl & Co.’b fur store, in Detroit, committed suicide last week Thursday by cutting ills thrpat with a pocket knife. Geo. McNeal, of Butler, Branch county, went out hunting rabbits on the 24th. and J ease ................................ tot the l>oy, who lived but accident. COMPRISING IN PART All tlie Latest Books Ph >tograph and Autograph Albums, Scrap Books, Large and small, cheap and expensive Bibles, Plaited Ware, Watches and Jewelry, Cabinet and Ph itouraph Velvet Frames, Toilet Articles, Brushes, Fine Perfumes, Fancy Box Paper and Papateries, Wax, China and Parian Marble, Dolls of all sizes, Toys and Toy Books, Fancy Ink-stands and Paper Weights, All selected from large stocks, and bought cheap, and examine, and ask questions. the night of the The cold snap seriously with the »u. which had se plan* of the fli>b cured about 3, wnwvnan eggs when the Tliursdny evening of this week the atorm half of which were de*ladies of this city will give a leap year teoyed. party nt Union Hall-. Owing to the A fire at the Chicago A Grand Trunk nbops sudden deatli of Mrs. Mayor Wight­ at Battle Creek, Mich., Dec. 1st which destroy­ man it will be rather a sad affair. ed the store building with the contents of oil supplies, etc., aud the bridgc-bullder'n office. The chimney n* Lewis Stern’s store burned out on Friday of last week, and Roaa Dtublbier, wife of Peter Dusblbler, pro­ the heat was no great thfit. tlie timbers of the second story were fired, and the prietor of a meat market at East Saginaw, was found banging to a nail in the woodshed, by a prompt action of. the firemen rnved small cord around the neck, on Thursday momState street from a destructive confla­ gration. Tuesday afternoon a fire broke out in the rag The roof of the engine house at the engine room of tire Ypsilanti Paper company’s depot was discovered to be on fire last lower mill at Ypsilanti Mich, and the property Saturday morning, and the alarm was waa damaged to the extent of 420,000 more or given, but not in time to save the build­ less. The buildings were insured. * ' thief gobbled - - - - upitbe mall bag at A" daring ing. The fire company came out iu night at and fled to the time to nave the adjacent buildi.iga. _1L Clemons on Mondar. _„ when *—-------- 1 “ It — took the valuable and the loss will probably not exceed woods letters and ♦300. Moral—build your depot and engine house nearer Hastings. Michael Kurtz, aged 34years, after drinking LeRoy. 15 or 90 glasses of liquid death, in Detroit, on Thanksgiving day, wagered that be could drink a pint more of the infernal stuff. He w<m the VERMONTVILLE ITEMS. wager, and the coroners held their inquest the next day. H. J. Maitin has gone north on busiTlie barrel of flour won on a jx>litlcal bet in nesa. Ionia, waa add the other day until it brought The sporting fraternity were oht en 440 and then given to the poor. The >.'10 «« niatweon Wednesday, hunting turkeys also distributed among 12 poor families, making aud rabbits. The catch of the latter a substantial Thanksgiving gift to each. was numerous. Nov. 30th waa »1,425,743.64-, receipts for the The entertainment at the M. E.church week ending Nov. 27th were 456.901.04; payon Thanksgiving night was very en­ menls for same time 471.371.47; leaving a bal­ joyable and well patronized. They re­ ance Nov. 27th 1880, of 41,441,333.21;Increase port net proceeds of twenty-two dol­ for the week 45,589,57. lars. The Michigan salt aiuKxdatlon has been ship­ Slight insubordinates in the schools, ping salt in sacks to the south, and thinks it which have occurred a couple of times wiiiprovc a great• succciul So far, 100,000 sacks have been shipped. It is put up in 450lately, are tliornughly squelched by the pound sacks, and takes the place of English firm and unyielding hand of our ef­ salt in the southern markets. ficient director Chaa. E. Hammond. Jackson has two colored voters aged respect­ The public well is completed nt a ively 111 and 107 years. The oldest, George depth or about sixty feet, and now the Goodall, was iwrn in Hagerstown, Md., in 17H9, question i*. does it fill the contract ? and the other, Richard Snorter, at Orange C. H. When the Kubacriltera to the fund or a Madison county, Va. Tlw Hlter says he re­ committee of their members are satis­ member the lawllng of CottMallh. ' The barn of John Hardy, near Dowagiac, was fied, the money will lie paid and this village will "have, oue well for public burned Saturday night about 1 o'clock together with seven bead of bore;*, his cutter, carriage, trte. wagon, harnesses, robes, hay, grain, etc. Complaint was entered by W. H. Nothing was saved. The bam was seton fire Broas ln**t Saturday against Janies by some one and certain persons are strongl,Itose for delivering liquors to Henry susperted. No Insurance; loaa about 43,000. An Ast-bound freight train got “stallad" in Southwell, who was nt the time in a state of intoxication. Itose kept out of the western part of the city of Adrian, on the the way of the constable but yesterday 29th, and the conductor neglected to wnd back called on Esq. Bodine and inquired danger signals, expecting that tlie yard engine would get him out of tlie way of section secund, what the law in such case made and which was only 40 minutes behind. Fifteen provided. When told that the least cars,were demolished, and a wrecking force possible penalty would be a fine of worked all night, but did not get the track t wenty dollars and imprisonment in tli« Cleared until about noon. Tlie engine of the couutv jail not less tluui ten days. second section was badly banged up. Rose bad occasion to go uut on the How well the tramps are cared for in this street, and his friends now wonder state is shown by the report of the warden of what has become of Rose. According the Ionia house of correction which slmws that of the BOS prisoners received during the year, to last reliable accounts be was point­ 423 were tramps. They were sent from just­ ing for the north star. ice*’ courts al a cost to the state for fees and The two young men who broke into expenses of constables and other officers of Duulap’sdrug store on the ihorning of >6,527.51; the cost of their keeping while in­ tlie 25uIt, James Heels and Melvin Al­ mates was 418.132.55 and their transportation ger, notice of which was given in The frotatbe house of correction cost >1,427.84 News last week, took a quantity of making their total cost to the state of >25,100.87. crockery from a shelf in front of the broken pane. This crockery was found by demity sheriff Williams while search* ing the boarding car of the wood saw­ yers at the depot. Tho boys skipped but were over hauled at Grand Rapids by the Chief of Police and detained till Sunday morning, when Williams put tlie "bracleta’. on them and took them to Charlotte to board at tho Smoke house. Tuesday they were arraigned before Esq. Martin a .d waived an ex* amination when in default of bail they were returned to jail for trial at the January term of of court. They also confessed to having stolen a numtier of chickens of N. C. Chilson on the same night. Bladder andttRfir^BSraH^ydT Illuminated»Electricity! OPEN EVERY EVENING NOW, Remodeled, Enlarged £ Improved Pine Cloths for Suitings, assortment. FALL AND WINTER OVERCOATINGS! AINSWORTH & BROOKS OUR MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT is excelled by none, aiming to be consistent in price and executing all or­ ders in the highest style of art Call and see and examine the largest assortment and best selected stock of MEN'S, YOUTHS AND BOYS READY-MADE CLOTHING to be found in Michigan. New goods, latest styles and low prices. Sizes for the largest man or smallest boy. GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS. New Novelties. 'I’riiiite«, WaclielH and Ihign in 1’rofiiKlon. LUMBERMEN’S SUPPLIES—Qnilta, Blanket*, Wool Socka, Wool Mittens Mitekinnw aud Flannel Shirts, Overalls, Underwear. &c. E. S. I’lEUCK. Under the Tower Clock, '’GiltAJMD RAPID*. MICH. you MA.Y HURRAH FOR Grarcock and. Hanfield. —BUT REMEMBER THAT— Fright** DiasaM of the Kldueyi, Oialwtm, Dropsy. Gravel. Catarrh of the Bladder. Inability to BMain __ ■ _ u.... I. nwaa—— m-L spelling, before Ik takes an interest la David's Nenous & Physical Debility, desire to announce that having erected one of tlie largest and most convenient elevator buildings in central Michigan, they are prepared to rfeccive and PAY THE HIGHEST 1ARKET PRICE For any quantity of GRAINS That may be brought them. They &1m keep for sale at the lowest prices Seeds, Flour, Feed. Lime, Salt, Plaster, Stucco, Hair and Shlngiea. Konel Sard fl Dealiu with tin. A1NSWSWOBTH R BROOKS. pl AKOS AND ORGANS! Remember that for the next 30 days I will give to parties consulting me,the . —Ml’lLL SELL YOU------ Harnesses, Bits, Whips, Robes, Blankets, Tranks, > Combs, Brashes, &c. Cheap as the Cheapest. GREATEST BARGAINS In Pianos and Organa ever heard of, for strictly . Light Single and Double Harnesses made of beat Virginia oak tanned Leather. * o m YOU carte RELIEVED ANDthia CUBED. ! you h«v» Don’ EmUjt ttetel onlit FIRST-CLASS GOODS. An examination of my goods and prices will fully convince you. Re­ member I sell the world-renowned ESTEY w PAD vicinity of Battle Cicek. Any number of fanners to A large and select stock of “MW....... IlWWh PAIN IN THS BACK _ Unload Wheat and Grain Ex­ peditiously ul Accuratly.' Coats and Vest and Pants, is very large and complete in the PAY® Sleighing ia pretty thin. Good school in district No. 6. rpHE N ASHY ILLI LEVATOR, Displaying its immense stock of new goods for fall and winter, from the best manufacturers of Foreign and Domestic Woolen Fabrics in the world. We do not like to work in the dark; XHT 1879, neither do we sell'goods in the xiark, but will honestly show So as to Enabe the purchaser what he is buying. Our line of JOHNSTOWN. John Mullens was an industrious highwayman in Nevada. He saved up ♦8,000 from his booty and retired from business. Going to Colorado, where he was unknown, he married Elenora Perkins, the daughter of a herder, and settled down for a quiet- life. His only fear was that his wife would . learn what be had been and leave him in dis­ gust. The fact was that she had known the source of the fortune, and had mar­ ried him for the sole purpose of getting it. Having attained this object, she lately married a man to murder him. Such at least, is the charge on which she has been put in jail. Call T. BOISE tried Semitic, and lladionlly XajtTeo. CURE I0IIH BICK 1CIE ORGAN I And others of standard makes. Will furnish to parties any make of instru­ ment desired. Organs Repaired, Ispnvet EICELSIOR KIDNEY PAD. CLEANED ud POLISHED, Simple. SeBaiblr, Direct, PAINLESS, POWERFUL. AT LIVING PRICES. It CUHEH where all siae talk. A REVELA TION and REVOLUTION in medicine. Abnirp- Ill Sold by Druggiata, orient hr mall on receipt of price. |X00, by The “Only” Lung Pad Co, Wllliama Black, DETHOJT. Mich. The “Only” Lung Pad Co. C. H. BERRY. William. Bleek. A. C. BtUee says that stcaliug of wagon wheels and obstinctiag the highway, to all protiabilitlce will be dear fun tor those that partici psted.____ ~ _______ QCKBT. School Report. / Report of I’rtman’ Department for tlie month ending Nov. 34th 1880. Whole number enrolled 46. Number neither abaeht or tardy 17. ... On Tuesday last that celebraUd C. Helen Allen, teacher. building, the Libby prison, at Rich­ Report of the Grammar Department for the mond, was sold at auction. The build­ ing has changed little in appearance. month ending Nov. 24th 1880. Whole number enrolled 53. The property wss started at *5,500. The auctioneer said: "Why, gentlemen L. Angus Datih, teacher. such is the value of the historical asReport of Intermediate department for Nov. aociatinn connected with the building that if you would pull it down you could seU the brick up North at one dollar apiece, and. as there are 940.000 Hicks, the property would bring *140,0W. Rut ru take leas than that for it now.” It was finally knocked down to James T. Gray, a young tobacconist, for ♦fi.738. The building is at present used ae a tobacco factory. MAK, WOMAN OR CHILD. year dreagtat for 11 aad accept MO IMITATION OK SCBffrirVTK. !f.U hae not rot II. eead fo ci and rrwire II by rrlnrn mail. DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIHT- Steketee’s ww Wil DAY KIDNEY PAD CO. hare been----------- - ---------------"Ohly Lung Pad" gave me immediate reMsf. I PIH W0RI DESTROYER. �OMAtur. 8AT0KDAY. «U>, - DEC. 4. WHO. VICIFITY LOCALS decided But now, by the jumpiu gin- AS8YRIA. joking for fear of doin the rung thing. Wei, try lu to keep up with me. The folks are all a gtita to the dogs, aud Idout kno tlie reaon unles thingsmovin. Politicks had tots to do with the chang. He bet, cans there wua Demcrkrnts, Republlkans, Mrs. Fitch Im* Uh: upright of her bouse ta- Grcenbackers, Prohibitlonirta, Slraddh-thefence, yn-nevcrcau-tel, and lots of other such John Stephens ha* newly'j shingled hi* politkbuns. Wei, the Greenles (that’s, the name without tlie tracker) was goln to make Peter Hartom U running a feather-bed rcn- times twy. aixltba wood hav mutiny so plenty that I rood get it oph the bushes, or find it pild Lee Vedder ha* repaired hi* house and put it up lu fence corners like leeves of the. forest And then agan, tha wa/> goln to tic honest and Cal Smith has gone to Buffalo on a throe not steel ax totber fellers do. AH of which was Beleeved hy the folks in bmalak. week’s virtu The go-ri-old-stend-bys-and-dont-you-neverDad. Shepard’s wife ’ has moved on her farm forget-lt, the Dcmerkrats, done tote of wurk Charles Baker will have his engine this week, and tawk, and tha was goln to hav free trade. 'orhismllb ' Jacob fr herfouser has newly shingled the to stop collectin revenu, external, internal, ininfernal ether, and was goln to run this grate Jesse Lowe’s girl fell on the floor some time country without so much cheetin, fraud, stufflu bolot-boxes, shootin niggers to make em vote Burt Smith has to put a ring lu his old cow’s rite, urin solgers at the polls or enny such out­ nose, to keep her out of his p«Utoe bole. rages aa tuther fellers wus up to. AU of which Miss Jenny, Mill* has enme home from Rice waa bleevcd by the good citizens of’ Ornalak to Creek and her'sister Helen has returned in her a man, woman or child. . Then there waa the fellers called Republicans. A number of our young folks weni to Kala- Wei, tha didnt jiromln much for tha !iad it *o to a Thanksgiving dance at James Dris- awl, but tha told bow awful wicked totber ones was, and how tbersclvcs luul done so much fur cold.. Mr. Cburchall, wife and daughter of Kala­ the country ever sencc,—wel, ever scncc tha mo arc visiting at there daughter's, Mrs. Wm. time to do gixd and communicate. All of Geo. Pope has sola his farm to Will Cargo, which any wun was convinced and rcddy to for 91,000. Pope will make a sale, and then bleeve. The other party* didn’t say much cans tha The farmers an: busy hauling wood to the cood nt: I mcen the prohU, straddle-bugs, hav“Crfck.” Hoads are a No. 1 and plenty of work no-rnlndi, etc., but tha thot and thot, aud thar for blacksmiths. ‘•thot” was like Jonas gord. it grew up awful While Wm. Campbell waa at work In the suddlut, but. as soon as the sun of common­ woods, he left his coat on a stump and fell a sense ris on than- jkxw minds, the thot wilted, and tha was left just whore tha ttegan, Wei, I Albert Cole, of Maple Grove was married to feel awful bad'and I cood cry only I cant, but Minnie Power* of Assyria, last Sunday in the 1 can momc nite and da for the loss of the gitM. E. church, by Elder Daniels. The bou>e up-and-git spirit which wunce permeated this waa crowded. entire peeple. pope's suit with C. W. Taylor, which was The grate temperance boom disolved in rider appealed from Esq. Milla, to'the Circuit court, this fall, and apples beta a drug in the market, was settled, Taylor paying the debt and costa and no market to be a drug in. every wun lias, and an attorney fee of *3S. got lota of aider. Wei, tha didnt get it to drink, There has been a ’protracted meeting at the but to make vinegar^ apple-sass, jelly, mince­ Congregational church for the last ten days. plea, etc., etc., etc. Wei, tlie most of it was Also one at the Eagle school bouse by the U. made into “etc.,” I gess, cans that's the moat B. Society which will continue for four weeks. comon every d* vltiU jest now. I hav tested n. h. its too comon, but mintc pics ana ssm i* Jum COUNTY LINE. my best hold, you l>etWel, I was sorry my little bonanza boom didnt work, cau« then 1 An addition came to our aiclghing Tuesday abood hav been independent aa a hog on the night. ice, If I cocdnt walk I cood slide like blazes 8. G. Matteson has traded off his mammoth anyway. Ivc arriv at the conclusion that He take up my atexlc with my mother-in-law. Mrs. Button, of Ottawa county, Is visiting Shea a reel good old sole, and she can beet any relatives in this vicinity. yung gal washln dishes or settin table. Thares Emory Buck and wife have left their forest bin lots ard agin the uh >tber-lnlaw burineM, home, to live in Nashville. but if everywun had aa good au old critter lor Miss Esther McMore commenced her school that position as I hav, tha wood sa lew and be on Monday, at the West Kalamo school house. Mr. Asa Brooks, who has been visiting friends better. Wel, when I look round me, on every side I in this vicinity,returned home on Monday morn­ see desolation, sad desolation, the folks hav all ing last. , • The grass widows of the county line are waft­ the chance* tha can wish to be good and intel­ ing for the return of their husbands, to give lectual beins, but while wun pull* - wun way, another pulls tether way, such pull in and haul­ them a moral spanking. H. A. Scott has returned from his hunting in waa never seed sencc the snake pulled the trip to Petoskey, claiming that the snow w as too deep for hi* business. Mr. L. Andrews has returned home from a hunting expedition up north, on account of the rickneM of his wife. The remainder of that party will return in about two weeks. The fall term of school at the Quail Trap dosed Friday; the teacher, Miss Anna Murray, has given good satisfaction. She will commence at the WUaon District on Monday next. Alfred Phillips was married on Sunday, Nov. 21, to Miss Melissa Wood, Rev. A. D. Newton tying the knot in good shape. Alfred returned to bis work in Jackson on Saturday last On Friday night of last week the young folks gathered at the bouse of James Moon, to cele­ brate their wedding anniversary by a dance. A very enjoyable time was had, the |»rty dis- ■ Last Saturday afternoon Arnxm W. Hlxaou, druggist, and Charles Wateon,painter.of Grand Ledge, were brought before Justice Irish, and. pleaded guilty to stealing a barrel of water' druggist. Justkx Irish fined them John Kartell, owner of- a meat market at Charlotte, report* that. Ik: had 11,150 stolen from him on Friday night of last week He went into a *al<x>u to play a game of pool, and hung it up on the wall, and when he took it down it was minus the m«?ucy. The barn of Wm. Lehn^er, of Bellevue town­ ship, was broken into On Thursday night of last week, and 35 bushel* of. wheat stolen. The ; team wa« tracked to Follett'* comers, and I afterwan! John Barker, of Kalamo, was arrest- ' G. A. TRUMAN The latest in—a special lot of LADIES CLOAKS MO MEN’S OMITS THAT WILT, BE SOLD CHEAP TO CLOSE OUT I Our Stock of Neck Wear for I^adieM in IS COMPLETE. bound over in the sum of 8B00, to appear at the . A terrific aod fatal boiler caplortou recurred at the foundry of A. K. Moore, In Charlotte, on Saturday lart. The boiler wus au upright, attached to a nelf-propellor, which Mr. Moore had manufactured and-lutettded for a threshing Hbut wa* using to saw wood in tlie foundry. At Ute time of r. Moore was »Uxiplng down , and wa* blown about fifty­ start a fence. He sustained a it wa* not dangerouriy hurt, i standing close to the engine, had bi* hea»i and shoulder* blown rrotn the bujjglEKTUgh the fence Into adjoining yard*. The lower limb* were parted and thrown in dif­ ferent direction* The arms and hands have not been found. Wm. Solomau had hi* brain* dashed out, and remains mangled beyoud the poealMlity of recognition, the face being black­ ened aud flattened beyond tlie semblance of anything human, the only mean* of identifica­ tion being tlie clothing. Mr. Andrew Moore wa* «criously scalded about the faee, but not killed, a* at first reported. John Middling, of Cannel, present on business al the foundry, wa* terribly scalded about the face and shoulders, and cheek and forehead mangled by iron—pos­ sibly fatal injuries. C. W. Canute, a fanner of Roxana township, who stepped into the foundry on bustaew, was-blown over fifty feet, striking on his head and nboulder*. brcakinc hi* collar bone and injuring hl* spine. E. N. Munger, of Potterville, had hi* face scalded and badly cut, but not dangerously so. Several others were hurt in many ways. One side of the boiler, weighing over 1000 pound*, wa* thrown 500 feet, struck a tree and fell harmless. Another large piece crushed through the rear of a bouse 200 feet away, passing through a room and out of the front of tlie house, but no one wa* injured. The root of Moore's bouse wa* torn up by the end of the boiler. A large piece of the steam chest, weighing 300 pound*, struck the rood in front of Dr. Rand's residence, on Cochrane ave­ nue, two blocks away, tore through an iron fence and demolUlicd a portion of the founda­ tion of the house. Moore asserts chat he had but sixty pound* of steam on al the time, aud had often luul on over 100 pound*. The back of tlie found ry L* badly damaged. A cylinder struck the stone wall supimrtmg the foundry, tearing down quite a portion of IL The Jum will be quite small. . £3C" Our stock of DRESS GOODS wss never more complete than now. We call special attention to our Camels’ Hair and Cashmeres. JC3T This week we show extra bargains in LADIES’ AND GENTS’ UNDERWEAR. We pa\ more money for a 50c vest and pants than any other house in town. Therefore we show you the best 50c. garment in Barry county. We are receiving a large line of WINTER CAPS for Men and Children in Cloth ami Fur. We also have a fine stocK of WOLF ROBES. E3C" Our Grocery Department is Complete. We quote good brown Sugar at 8c. light at 9c. If you want six and twelve months'prices (or pay when you can), don’t call on me—I don’t make them. But if you want good goods at the very lowest cash prices, call and see me and I will do you good. P»OR LIGHT OM THE SUBJECT, -------- SEE------ C. W. SMITH’S ------ MAMMOTH STOCK OF------- Eugene Cook is prepared to furnish you with any style of 4x|- You may want. My stock of CUTTERS this season is large, and embraces some fine And a very nice lot of HQUA KK-UOXKS* Which will be sold at very low figures. I want every one in Barry and Eaton counties who thinks of buying a CUTTER, to call at my shop and EUGENE COOK RUPTURE DR. J. A. SHERMAN, | Trade with Him and Save M on j hU trunk, and wanted to borrow an overcoat, block 8, Middleville, consideration John Webster to Eugene Cook, parcel in Nashville, consideration aented <41 Lamson’s 78th birthday. last week by about 40 of his poriabooerv, who ------ A FINE STOCK OF------ GLOVES .AND MITTENS FOR THE WINTER TRADE. C. W. SMITH. Merchants, Manufacturers, Nurserymen, Florists, Stationers and ~ libluy* Press F. W.x»L*BD. FaMcld. UH. _ " a* T. __ & Of. 721 duttnst Si. PMiMpMa ...■.««* ■ “SOUTH and WEST, ’ PtBUSHKD AT 116 PlNZ STREET, St., LOVIS. By ALFRED AVERY & CO. Send for sample cop c* of “SOI TH *tt»d WENT.” which L» a fir.t-cla-' agrt. tiHural and family paper, pitMiahel wmi tnoatiily at Ums low pnea offiO Ckrtm a Ye am. Pnhlira are entirely ignored. General news valuable intor_________________________ n<lOnriw. ftvr. r.Vscfulpmiutta. Addre^ “SOUTH & WEST,’ TiasWfh'tsM Bake Nosey P*or*tBToe MEAT MARKET. Fresh and Salt Meats, SMiei Bam al Skwlierx, 1N THKIIt BKABON, 100 La>d, by the lb. or barrel, twat coat be had, and one dollar to pay chargee, Nxix. --------also— pjENHY ROE, day night and severely injured. On Thursday, Nov. 18<h, Edmund l-atnson.of Grand Ledge, was caned by about 90 Grand dollar? CO F F E E, ■And Get Prices.— •<uLaten to build a bouse the coming summer. 2,000 The oar factory ia still booming and Mr. Charlotte, is finished. Mary J. William* to Mary F. Newtou. par­ cel In City of Hastings, conaiderauao.; 150 Derier la now buying sah logs to work up into J. 8. Rose, of Benton, had three sheep killed Lyman Newton to H. L. Newton, 40 acres by a dog ori the 20th. on Ser_ 22. Rutland, coruilderatlon Dr. Baughman’* father returned to his home Joseph long and wife, of Chartotte, celebrat­ John Kost to Edward Piper, $0 acres on 8ec-10. Assyria,- consfderaUon.......... ed their tin wedding on the 22d. Lucius Russell to C. N. Stuart, 50 acres venison that Doc- brought home. Bert Chapin, of Eaton Rapids, wax fined $10, on Sec. 17, Yankee Springs, considera­ last week, for slapping Ed Fay in the fact. tion ........................................ Forty new street lamps cart'(heir resplendent J. W. Brigg* to Selina Phettiplace, MU* Ciaric Stincbcnrnb’s last Monday night. acre on Sec. 8. Yankee Sjirings, courtdlight out into Charlotte's darkness on Wednes­ eratiou........................................................ John Velta has returned from hia tear, and day night of last week. Eliza Herrington to Geo W. Adgate, 10 Tlie morning express was delayed about two acres on Sec. 8, Thoruapplc, considera­ ‘ ®0 i tion ............................................................ picked, and 913 taken from thence. hours, last week Tuesday morning, by a broken King David nt the dead hour of midnight rail between Bellevue and Battle Creek. 10 last Sunday, was taken with a relapse of the Dr. G. T. Rand, of Charlotte, slipped and R. A-Gordon to Samuel Albright, . * Sec. Kk Carlton, consideration. II. nt Storm* to J. W. Youngs, 160 a northward. on Sec. 36, 37, and 34, Orangeville, < sidcratkm......................... 5.600 Michigan Central and Grand Trunk railroads, Sugar, Tea Examine fee CUTTERS, SALT MEATS, The folks all hav the same opinyon, and that is Hint tha arc just as goal as tiiarc nabers. That* a fust-rate opinyon, but wants a mltey site of proovin to make wun a nuthcr blccve 1L When a few persons start up something to mak the yung and old better; something to intrest and Instruct, amuse ami edify them, sum wun crixe out in bitterness agin tlie movement, and t ; »i><j orcry man woo now sun.r. th rose cold water on it at wnnee. For Instance, when the farmers club was organized beer, >1 II before ibe day of »ufl’erin|t i every one stood hav felt pleased, and I grss tha did, but jest as soon as -twas started, sum trom the <l*D<rr» of »tr»ncnhl«! Rupture. H1R BfMkK O.N gin* tha most reliable ; boo woodent jtae it went rite to wurk to tare it preoft from dtoinzunh-d pr rfaartonsl gentlemen, clcrryrneti. and merchant* of I U aucoeartul prarticr down by sayin twoodent live long, and when it ■nd f puUrity therefrom throughout this country and the West Indies. Tho afflicted •hould read it and died tha wood start a better wun. if such a course tent enuff to make a dog hate himself to delta. Stupid betas, that aint the way to make the wurld better. If a chance Is give you to James Perry has a cat which he has been wurk, and you no bow to act jest start rite out, training for some time, and the sagacious anl- and try and make the rest better by y uro exam­ 261 Broadway^cor. Murray 8t-,N.Y.,and 53 Milk 8t-,Bostcn ple. Dont stand back ami whine, but pick rite Beware of ocrtain confidence men and Itnpoatora who reprewnt Amaelvva a* Dr S'tennan. i through a series of antics while eating that uro In, and when sum Hyat tries to get bls nose in, just hit It a crack, and tel him to wate til din ­ Q A. IW1CHOLS, the Boot Shoe Man of Nashville. truly wonderful. Jim Is corresponding with several showmen, with a view to starting a ride ner’s reddy. Grab the rope, pull the old craft Sec. 24. Hone, consideration show, and traveling through Europe, Oropr and ashore, strip her of all that’s wurth bavin, set Jane Bose to Sylvester Osborn, 40 scret the old hull afire, dance by the lite, and just as Irope. on Sec. 17, Castleton, consideration.... 1,000 the fire gits to dyln down, rape the track, nock Sophia A. Durkee to Joseph Navue. 88 acre* on Sec. 11, Maple Grove, consldertlie blockin out and let the new and better craft tion 1,850 WOODLAND. slide oph the stocks onto the broad sec of life, Joseph Navue to I. A. and T. J. Navpe, and just as she gits nicely afiote with all on 88 acres on Sec. 11, Maple Grave, conBert Suuggn has two strings to hi* bow. rtderati.® ........ l,»0 Andrew Ingraham lost a horse from the disL. Daria to Franci* E. Bird, 30 acres good man al the helm, let us all go out of port Anna on Sec. 28, Johnstown, consideration..., 350 alngin hallalujar. Thurlow Weed (hy att v) to James Green, There will be plenty of work for the wood Sym;>athisingly, awycr this winter. Tim Tumble. Frederick Bnore to Joel Kocher. 40 acres on 6cc- 14, Maple Grove, consideration, l,4£>0 EATON COUNTY. Geo. T. Jones to Franklin Wilbur,4oacre« George Trabert is going to move to move to on Sec. 10, Assyria, consideration 550 Baltimore, this winter, to work al hU trade. Jacob Lamson, aged 84 years, died at Grand trunk and come clothe* al Ionia, and he had no There in the place to buy yonr FRESH REAL ESTATE TRAH8FEB8. A complete list of the convevences of real estate in Barry county, frotri November 15th, D«O, to December 1st, 1880. John Hofacker toTrurtrum Casaday, acres on Sec. 11, Assyria, consideration I Man* Buxton to Abram Gordtaecr, wj^ g of lota 3, 4 and 5, NaahviBe, considera■ tion Eliza A. Holbrook to Phta Smith, Lot800, Hastings, consideration 1,800 Nunnan Johnson to W. L. Mead, 60 acre* on Sec. 15, Rutland, consideration 1,400 Edwin H. Perry to Edwin Partello, Lot 64, Nashville, consideration 300 Geo. W. Gallatin to Lannab Feighner,79% acre* on Sec. 26, Castleton, cuoaideration4,000 Geo. W. Adgate to J. E. Mofllt, 10 acre* on Sec. 0, Thonuipph:, consideration... 500 C. L. Williams to Jour. B. Williams, 80 acres on Sec. 33, Hope, consideration.. 500 Philip E. Darling to F. E. A A. A. Jones, 60 acres on Sec. 33, Johnstown, consid­ eration ..<•...................................................... Samuel Rouah to Levi Blough, parcel in Freeport, consideration John W. Guy to D. M. Gow, 40 acre* on Sec. 1, Cartieton, consideration.......... James Moore to Phlllippa Moore, 30 acres on Section 81, Maple Grove, considera­ tion............................................................... Mima D. Fonda to Phlllippa Moore, 12 acres on Sec. 1, Maple Grove, consider­ ation ............................................................ Maria Gardlneer to Anna D. Fonda, 12 acres on Sec. 1, Maple Grove, considera­ tion H. P. Hale to Wm. Varney, 5 acre* on Sec. 33, Woodlairt, consideration...... WE HAVE AN ELEGANT DISPLAY IN Bev. Henry Arms says: “1 earnestly believe mt Day’s Kidney Pad in the only infallible imedy in the world for that prevalent and dl*- FOB SALE BY F. T. BOISE. �61TUBIIAT. DEC. 4, !•». ternl.lc, Uh WEEILT SENS REVIEW ini workroom* of . the department Tribune aaya that never 33.740,03, valued al I ootataixling on Nov. 1, natteual-lwuk cumnwy deatrbyed difriug the year eoding Oct. 8L UM. was MS,O9.MU. UV1V.M? The Comptroller says: The. total losses Nashville. Tenn., after being envcl- n,0M.s-n tiroducta to the Lantern market* aud to Ute AN1* Yobk theatrical manager made again*! Dueling has become ao repulnve to public acrUiment in fkiuth'Carolina •EoriJffAVeud of the cable will be laid on Um Bctlly islands, off the extreme south western point of England, aud tho American end will be laid QU Sabie island, nmety: miles southeast of Nova Scotia. The Northern Pacific ayniicete is oombacco factory aud other buildings comprudng a considerable portion of the town,* valued st ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York, ♦75,000....II. Victor Newcomb has resigned the Presidency of the Izxusvillo and SaxbriUe who contract with the railroad,to take >40,000.rosA and E. H. Green has been choacn his the. production of th« ran off a Irrel le near Holland, N. T.. by which The New York TimcA’ cx-Presidend pension fund, it is stated, is in a fair ready subscribed. •' Dr." Buchanan, tho Philadelphia peddler of bogus medical diplomas, on trial for fraudulent use of the mails in disposing of hut counterfeit ware#, has been acquitted by order- of the United States District Judge. Ho directed the jury to return a verdict of uat • guilty on the remarkable technical ground that because Buchanan did not intend to cheat hia patrons, tut only to aid them in imposing upon others, he wa not using the mails tor a fraudulent purpose Tlnve of the life-saving crow at iTovincetown, Msm., wero drowned- in endeavoring lo save ’ Aho lives of some shipwrecked sailors... .Everts W. Farr, one of tho newly-elected Congressmen from Now Hampshire, ia dead. . The volume of buaiuuss at the New aggregate clearing* for the rtx days were >989,. 274,472, or an avertgo of >164,879,079 4aHy. Tha figure* indicate the enormous speculation* in stocks, cotton, and grain that characterized WAEXIIHGTOM. .te ' tho hte Govcromsnt. M. doaroepted LreXps ie bypo*hiug Panama-canal. Thb vote of Maine foow up: For Gar­ field. 74,039: Hancock, *5,171; Weaver, 4.480» Dow, 92 j scattering, 127. Garfield's majority over 'all, 4,160; over Hancock, 8.868..... The total electoral vote of Indiana will, after all, be cast for Garfield. The State office:'* are agreed that Bennett, the ItepubUean can­ didate in the Eighth district, was elected, and will award a certificate to him accordingly. The President has issued his procla­ mation, slating that it ha* been saitefwtorilr shown by China that no discriminating duties are imposed against the United States, and declaying that in comieqnenco ala discriminating tonnage and 'mport duties against Chinese vesaels, manufactures, and merchandise are discontintied, according to treaty. Justice Huvf, of the United States Supreme Court, ha* not occupied lite »cat for a year, while Justice Clifford has softening of the lirain. The work of th* tribunal te nearly three year* behind. A bill will be introduced in Congrewi for the amraintinent of two temporary Jtuticc*. Another plan te to create a bench of fifteen, and divide it Into three branche*.... The allowance* and pay of 28.<lCi of the census cnnmcratoni amount to >1,820,000. There arc about 1.200 more of them, whose account* have not yet been settled. The nrmy officers over 62 years of age, whose retirement can Lo made by the President under the law, are Giulk. McDowell and Ord, and Quartarmaater General Meigg*, none of whom are willing to be put on the retired list that other men may bo promoted to their place*. Tho contest, as to whether they shall be shelved rage* more furiouklr than ever in army and political circles at .Washington Aaaixtanl Postmaster General Brady bo* pur­ chased * controlling interest iu the A'afional Republican, at WMhtngton. I}!* monthly public-debt statement laaucd Dec. 1 te m follow* : scheme with extraordinary vigor. Hubscn}>tiun* for tlie stock arc ]>ouniui in from capital­ ist* In all European oountrira, and tlie great . . . . . 4SU.UIA6S 3SO,OOQ,OM 730,404,450 943AM j4,ooo,«n .<1,080,330,400 \41«,0B5 40,741,7*8 *,598,000 7,163,207 Matured debt. A. S. Foote, Brick Pomeroy’s Into partner in the publication of tho La Crosse Hopublican Association of New York waited on Gen. Garfield, in Washington, the other day and presented him with an addraw of congratu­ lation on hte election, in tho course of which they dwelt on hi* utterance* ana previous atti­ tude on ciril-seraico reform and the danger to the safety of the repubbe arising from the spoils Mrtrtu. Gen. Garfield in reply ex­ pressed a hope that all routine appointment* They anceecded in getting ashore in a lifeboat. Eleven of the crew .and the cook went down from thte <xmntrr during the twelve month* ending tho 31rt lit October of thte year exceed­ ed tho value of/the import* by >156,572,126. The ixoc** in value of the export* over the importa in t ♦269,257,132. VOBBIGR. ' • Mrs. JXfEtLA Anna Lewis, the atithorcss of “ Sappho" and other poems under the notn de plume of 11 Stella," died suddenly at London of heart dtaoase. 8ho was a cousin of Edgar Allen Poo...An appalling catastro­ phe occmrod off tlie Italian coast on tho morn­ ing of Nov. 24. The Italian steamer Ortigia camo into onllisioq tn. the Gulf of Speczla with the French steamer Onclu Joseph, whioh liad on board -300 paascagm. The Ouda Joseph was so badly damaged that she sank soou after the collision, snd 250 passcngt-ni went down with her. Tlie Ortigia put into Leghorn iu a very damaged condition .. .Tlie Turks have wrested Dulcigno from tho Albanians af­ ter an eight hour* battle, in which both sides suffered eoUMiderablo lossThe Pend tns have ornamented tho walls of the prison at TaBroez with tho heads of 300 Kurds made prisoner* in a recent battle.... The tnal of the indu-tod Land-Leaguer* will commence Dee. 17, at Dublin. Healy, Mr. Parnell's Becretary, has boon elected to l*a fila­ ment from tho Borough of Wexford, without oppomtiou. fourteen men have been jailed .> 313,631AM at Cork for firing on the police. Pifty-e-ren Brockway, tho “«qnealing" United State* bond forger, hat surrendered to tho Uni­ ted btates 'Dtetrtct Attorney, at Brooklyn, the oonuterfeit plates from which the bond* were printed, together with >45,000 in counter­ feit >160 bank notes, a quantity of fiber-paper, and, in addition, an amount of information which has already proved of great value to the Government. A New York dtejutch say* that when tho package was oj-enod in the District Attorney's office, and tho platiai, money, etc., displayed,' it was easy to see that tho spoil* of the most gigantic couuterftittag scheme on record were pre­ sented. As plate after plate was displayed the marvel grew greater,(and ono could not help Bafuadmc cart. Beale* fix-hug that tho bu*in«u community hail es­ caped from a grett peril. the WiHcanxin penitentiary for forgery....A prospecting party has brought to the Oklahoma headquarters, in Kan***, specimen* of gold, silver, copper and lead, alleged to Eave been found in the Wichita mountain*, tn the south­ western portion of Indian Territory. A delegation from the Independent York canals fur thia year amount to ♦ 1,155,1*11, against >941,573 for tho pruvioua year. Five survivors of the wrecked steamer Simcoe, which went down off Manitoulin Total witbout in tore*!. 404.907,783 Total debt . tired at a landlard near Lough Bea. who re-fused to accept the Griffith valuation. Telegrams from Dublin and Cork state timt large quantities of arm* and ammunition are received daily and distributed throughout Ire­ land. The invoices are principally from Amer­ ica. An attempt was made to shoots Procot­ ant clergyman in Tipperary, and * large rent­ ing fanner wa* tired upon in Boxcoramon. Sixty persons have lieen arreoted at Westport for threateiMvi resistance to an eviction.... 18,M1,MI 210,99S,7G3 audience with the Qmeig |m*sumably about Irish matters, bcfurti he went to thomeeting. He statid to his colloagutw that there w»s no necessity for coercive legisatiou for. Ireland jn«t at present. The Cabinet adopted Mr. For­ ster's vtowa, and adjourned not to meet till 749.378 after Christmas. 43,477,1a) A cable dispatch roporta the out- 51,904,Ml,1*8 . 3,600,261 , . Gold and «Urar certificate*. . . Total Available mk! R.325,000 180,783gA7 .« 210,998,783 tended with fearful batelicriea... .Trade in Japan is paralyzed by tho depreciation of paper .3 210,938,783 and that even the Pruudeut *hotrid be de­ prived of all power to remove faithful and cap­ able employes during hia term of ofiicc. Mr. Robinson, ^lieutenant Governor of Colorado, was shot and dangerously wound­ ed by a guard placed over a mine of Which he waa the principal owner, near Leadville... .A man turned B*ashara has for some month* lain in jail at Kxusaa Qty on raspiciou of being oue of the rulilem of a tram at Glendale, Mo., in October, 1879. At hi* tnal, a few days ago, he pleaded gmlty, giving the details of the crime and Un- name* of six men who perpetrated it On his ooufe-won, two men, named Tally and .» . . 64,CZL5M 1,615,3*1 47gh0, «1 upon....Th? British Parliament will lemimmoiK-d to meet on Jan. 6, and a practical meas­ ure foi the |-ttiemi-nt of the Unit troubles is in preparation".. .A Vienna man pubii-bw to lhe wodd that i*' is ready to tmter into compe­ tition with Dr. Tanner, Ooer against water. lie 13,HP,3« .... Attempt* are being made at Leipsic to ar­ ray the student* against tho Jew*, and the p-> lice of Berlin have torn down placards inciting Foub more British regimen ta have A farmer named Brown, reaiding . been ordered to Ireland. Tho island is being near Minneapolis, drove hia wife from the garriBoned from the center to tho sea, the red coat* of the soldiers being oboorvable from bouse with a revolver, atxl then cut A FAMILY of five persons were at­ and wait four bullets into*his head.... A Hex- every point of rising ground. Boycott, to dig whose | *it ato crop co-t the British tax-payers tacked with trichina- in Chicago. A* u-iual in at Phmnix. Anzona, on tho 26lh ult.... ♦50,000, has retinxi from hl* cartle at such osae*, tixy ale uncooked pork which A Pliiladelphia traveling man was robbed of a Ixmgti Mask, guarded by home, foot, trunk containing >7,000 worth of jewelry in and artillery, but the policemen con­ proved to be alive with the deadly parasite*.... Cidcago... .While a party of five miner* were tinue to guard his empty castle..... The l*t« Prof. Wateon appears to have been going from Giorgetown, Col., to the North The population of Dnloigno has licen dis­ wtxlded to science. Hi* will provides that Park, they were caught in nn immense snow­ armed, rtid Dnrvtech Pasha has left tho Montehis j-nqiertr, valued at >60,009, mUsU be slide, and precipitatixl down a sti-ep mountain negrio* to hold tho (dace if t hoy can.... Ai>given to the N tioual Academy of Haencc* aldo. Two of the pony were killed, and oiu> vlces from Cun*tantinonlo indicate that the of the United Btetc*. excepting tho sum of hud hl* thigh broken in two place*. Porto is prepanng to deal Greece a How that ♦3,000, which is set apart for the support of hia Washington telegram to Chicago will Le final and doctidva. It te reported that wife....A ixxlur explosion, in a foundry at Charlotte, Mien., demolished the building aud Tribune: “Au intimate mend of tho Presi­ l<«r to act upon tlie Greek question tho killtii three men, beside severely scalding four dent-elect say* tiiat Senator Blaine camo to mure qtuckl«. tint Turkey *o readily Washington at tin- spedal n quest of Gen. Gar­ toceded to the owsion of Dulcigno.... field. for a confidential ocufi-renoe. They The ng lit of naturalized citizen* of the United pleaded guilty in the United States Court in bnwkfa*te<l together at tlie latter'* houni. Stale* to exemption frotn’military service to die There ia little doubt that at this interview Geu. borne Guvt-mmoiit Las lx-en recogmz**! by that city of . counterfeiting coin. Hi! Garfield tendered to Senator Blaine first tho po­ Germany. Tlie fine* and penalties impowd sition of Secretary of State, nnd *«x»ud that of u|ou the natives of A'wace aud Lorrsiuo, who the late ex-President James Buchanan. Secretary of too Treasury, both of which Mr had btconw naturalized in this country, have t*en roiuitU*!, aud tho parties arrwU<-d have The sentence is one year's uupris nmeut.... Blaine declined." George B. Bu4>inaon, Lieutenant Governor-elect Ex-Gov. Jewell ib said to be a can­ of Colorxdo, who. Waa mistaken by a guaid for A sudden break t£ the ico in the Volga didate for Minister to Fraooa. He doea not a claim-lumper, and fired upon, near Leadville, has died of his Mound*. Ho waa lortut-rly en- want a place in th« Cabiuctt... .Judge Ezra B. rer, in Batata, deartroyed five »tnamrr* and Taylor, the Republican nominee, wm vi-sterday elected to Congress Irom tho Nineteenth Ohio The storage capacity of the Cliicago district, lo fill the vacancy occasioned by elevators has been increased fully 2,500.000 Gen. Garfield's-resignation. thirty mile* long and twenty feet deep. The bnahels during the part year, and tho proxp< ct The final result in all the States on aoeoe at night 1* grand beyond comparison..... A reward of £1,000 has be«i offered for lhr> ia that every bit of it will be needed before Che Prexideatial electors te as follows : detection of the murderers of Wheeler, the opening of navigation. The eievaiorr now hold something over 19.000,000 bnshelsMaj. California 10 a synonym among tho ten­ bis name Brotlierton ha* iwmt Scout Alh*uu to Hitting antry for all that wax atrocious.... 6 California. Ball’* earni* with the ultimatum of the United Tlie steady drain of gold to this country has atBUtea Government to that donghtv warrior. HMuota. Indiana rraot-d serious attaution at London, and the Bitting Bull ia called on to aurronder unoondi.. MtwawM... ... 8< Kentucky.. The butter and chi-eno men of Chicago Halos..... MtcMgaa lliMtmUrippl’ . vide* for the puni*btn-nt of the sale of oleo­ margarine and utterno as butter, they hare Orsgrra............ Pn>tM) I vaal*. At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Now Orleans Pacific railway, in New Orleans, a rreotatiou favoring Ute oorwolidat ten of that road with the Texas Pacific was unani- Total..... 114.706,406, and for the four ream previous •85.M5.069. The total teases charged off dur­ ing tlie last five years arc more than 25 per A.1.1 for frac'J-.ti grown. Au exhibition of agricultural impl/. rtobLi te I— ____ ,____ 1 lo«*e* have been 279. The average amount of capital upon which no dividend ha* b«;n paid during that time te >42,266,244, from which it 4343,00,441 follow* tiiat, for a continuous ptriod of five tear*, about ono-seventh of the whole number of bank* in operation have paid no dividend*, and that nearly ooo-tenth of the total capital ha* . ............13349,00. 1744,487 been nnremunerati vc. The Comptroller deal* at conriderible length The xgglegate ansinnt of "both kind* of rritii the .-object of national-bank taxation. and skillful veterinary nurgeon* in the laud. notes in 1879 was >681,815.521) and in 1878 He admit* th*- right of the KfeU-s to tax the >666.333,137. The law provides that after *]*■<•>« jianuents are resumed national bank* — ------- - — —nKIVUUU shall not. be funteihod with notee of teas de higher tex on national-fauik siiare* than on again. As a result of the work ix.rform<xl by domination tuan >5, and in accordance with any other money capital in the hands of indi­ the agents of the dep-rtmeut a HU U now viduals. He recommends Congress to pas* a lamding before the tfenato Covnnnttec ou Ag>law fixing the maximum rate of taxation which riralinre embodying the remedial suggestions, January, 1879. The amount of one* outstand­ the Stat* can impose on these aharex. The of the gentlemen who have conducted the ing-that dav was >4.798.817, and of twos inriMtigation. Thia bill was iutrodnoed laat ♦5,924,930 ; total, >7.718,^48. Htuce that date April by Senator Johnston, who **ys be will oues have been reduced >£501,355 and iwo* the capital and deposits of the banks and pro­ endeavor to wecurv its paaaage at tee approach♦ 1,717,670, making the total reduction of small viding for the use of the 2-oeut check stamp be bank notes >4.219,025. The amount of legal- rejwaied. -Ho says that tho tax on spirits, to­ lender note* of the denomination of >1 uii(- bacco, aud ticer. together with the custom* pri-onnumt for any penion to deliver for trau»stending at that date was >2i>.257,109, and'of revenue, would be quite sufficient to meet all jwrtation, or for anv railroad official to receive twos >20,035,525 ; total, >40,202,664. and the I the expenxo* of the Government, and to reduce for tnvnMfxjitetion, live cattle affected with any increase muoo that date to' Nov. 1, 1880, tho public debt at the rate of hundreds of intectluu* disease, and espodall v with eonhas been >3.404.584. Thus it will lx- wen millions of dollars every year. The abolition that while small notes of national 'bank's have of the match tax and the tax on patent been reduced more than M.030.000 04,219.025) n compliant*' with the law since the date of ant Hecretary of Bute and the Second Assist­ resumption, tiio legal-tendtz note* of th- same ant fkcreta.-y of the Treasury, whose duty denomiuation have been increased >3,491,584. PRESIDENT HAYES’ MESSAGE. it *hail be to take measures fur the suppression Tho total amount of there deuominattou* of of infectious and contagions disea*c* of domes­ both kind* ontetiunling Nor. 1, 1880, is >47,The chief feature* of the President's annual tic animate. Appropriation* to be made by 3*3,940; total incriu.— dtinug tho year, cS,- message to Congress have been telegraphed Congri-M are to lx- awarded to the several 365,575. The doercaso during the year previ­ State* * hicli shall signify their acceptance of from Washington in advance of its delivery to ous waa >3,649,461. Of tho entire amount of tho rules and regulations formed by the I km rd national-batik ’and l-gal-tender note* now ont- that body. From a summarized report, Rent to iu *um* sufficient to purchase all diseased ani­ the Chicago Tribune, we condense as follow*: mal* at twothirds the value of Bound animate, winch diseased animal* are to lx- si*ugbt.Tcd. A considerable portion of the document ♦5 note*, and -more than 54 per c«'»L i* in Commissioner Lo Doc say* tlie investiga­ note* nf 1mm denomination than 820, and 80 tion* of tho agents of the deportment havoper cent i* in note* of lower deuominaUou than idtraUo::, particularly to tho Southern r50. Of entire te-ne about 20 per oe®L is in policy. Attention ia called to tha ritorial limits of the pieuro-pucttmoiua, and denominations of >50 and upward. have practically jiroved that the disease is not The amount of circulation of th" Bank o’ fact tliat the country has again escaped the remidubk-. It is gradually.- but very slowly, France Jan. 30, 1879, was 84M.194.IM. show­ extending south, being communicated from ing an Hk'-eaao between th.-t time and Jan. 23 farm to larnt. Its eradication, he beJk-VMi, may mendstion* are made that the United Htatea of >6,100.707. Tho Imjierial Bank of Germany be easily accomplished, bnt it can only bo done issues no botea of kwe denomination than Mantos!*, from whom payment ha* been with­ by killing all diacosid animal* and all who have ♦7.50, and the Bank of Frauen issues bat about j held for w.nx- years, »hal\ be paid for services been exposed to the disease. A ootnpsrrtivelv >2,000.000 in note* of kse denomination than II wliich they have legally rendered. small sum will be sufficient to accomplish th£e« ♦A. Thu Bank of England l*au«w no notes tew j. On the subject of finances, the message shows now. Among the later result* of tlie work Uian >25. and the Banks of Lrelaud aud Hcot- j that the President has not changed hia views. of the veterinary au-goons working under land none te*a than ♦fi. Tho amount of cirri- | As to the fiaboriea, the President is able to re­ the * atutpioes of tun Department of lation in this country in denominations of >5 | port iadicaUone of a change in the attitude of Agriculture, and which have not and under waa >214.326.838 on Nov. 1. IBM. the British Government on this subject conse­ yet txx-n published, are tho following: Dr. In tho foretgii cisuitntx named a largo amount quent ujion the change in the Bntixh Cabinet, I). F_ Salmon ha* made some valuable discova* Lord Gnnville is not <linp<»*>d to make tlie treaty of Washington and tho powers of the eriee ia regard to chicken -cholera. Prof. James Law has been experimenting to see if a pomibln to keep in rareulation any Urge amount British empire snl-ordinate to the police regu­ diluted preparation of the virus of tlie swineof *nudl gold com* or Mirer dollar* niileM coin­ lations of the flxhmg villages on tlie New­ plagne will not give tlie animal a slight coast. Tho President snage of tho lAttor is rvutricti-d aud »ux*U note* foundland oounces the sucevvsfnl negotiation of aiteck of the disease, nsnlting in the ex­ withdrawn. * * *— '** .v - m :.— .. -w .. emption of the animal from tho more m>The total amount of United Htatei bond* noti* attack. He has mot with onlv partial held a* necunty for circulating uoti-x on the l»l Dr. H. J. Detmers on Ute other Hjxln ia referred to; and attention called to the *ucce-*. of Novemler, 1830, wa* >359.748 959. On Ort. hand, ha* l*x-n expenmentiug with prevent­ 1, 1865, tho total amount of bond* held for thin ive*. aud believes ho ha* met with success. There is no remedy for the disease, but Uie dis­ -ju. o. <x< i. uno, taju tew BU.K01,. ^£7^“ covery of a preventive, if it is effective, will mw many millions annually. A new disease 300 of 6 per ct-nis. aud t9G,!HX550 of 5 per I -Ctween the United cent*. Binco that time there lias been, to Nov. in contemplation suspected until it was noticed that the English 1, 1879,.a decrease of >185,211,560 in 6-per- 8tecca<an<l the City of Mexico, and *ironglr Government ''scheduled " American cattle and rent. bonds, and an iuareoxe of >51,137,200 in recommend* them. Tho Prenident indorse* sbeojk It is known as apthoo* fever, or the 5 per cents. foot-and-mouth disease. Hheep. cattle, hogs, Iteuks now hold >36.938.950of 4^ per cents., Treasury’s report relative to the proper moans horses and poultry are all liable to tho attacks which hav* been deposited sinoo HepL 1, 1876, to be taken to redeem the obligations of tlie of tiii* dioeaae, and as long as it exists animal* and >119,075,100 of 4 j------- -• ' * *- — h. v.’ United Stat* * which will fall due next year, and shipped from American ports are liable to boof a funding been deposited simv J_, __D plaoed at a disadvantage in the European rent*. liave mm.h with. ..... ■ . . „, » . •<. ________ __ >___ « year ♦ 19.243.300-of-4 ner percents, have It*-eu with­ Attention te called to the noceratty of onch market*. drawn, chirtly for tho purpose of realizing large legislation n«porting the United State* Su­ ■rvauums on the»e bonds, aud >22,3711,750 of preme Court a* will relieve the court and preRecorder — •* James Webster, vou 5 j_ *trccnte. which will mnture iu -----a Tcat jjj,, ------- - <te;*>*ilrd, of jmtice aud the powriblc up------------ - Tbo tanks still hold >3,000 of6-v rrwwoou^ -rt.l.nk.jtlllboUOS-OOOort-p.ro( tj, Mill ,5. are accused of robbing Old Moce of $4 OCT^O-aObood. MASOO S^ r<raU. 10-iO, beLtf ,ut Ulo on the corner of Galveston avenue." ; Prisoner—“ Yes, stir ; I is ob de ’pinion .Lotol^OKtJOMUvl o.»r IM. wbM>n.. , n«n«l,. H» w— ml™>»l*.u>.utor 04010,0006. ' ltb y.. or tbo taonor to dat de mitigatin’ sarcumstauco ought ti> currency, snd a foreign loan ha* been rreolved >®l..UjLlT1 l*1,GxrT *o*l Uw belief Ui.t mesntrel ludiao unlliUlM to lx: tuck into consideration." “What MO.4U.UO0. or l»l. »l»d> *r« roa.em.Uo I b., pnl ttndrr tbo control of lhe *nor nonld l» mitigating circumstance do you refer the 1*1 of July next. • grrot aervice a* a mean* of keeping the In- to ?” “ De trubblo I tuck not to hurt Thr. larg.- nnmbet of 4 percent. recento3 r,.^rrtU,,,n. and of pJL-rvtng ly withdrawn from the treMmy by th- national th<. Tl..re te an ra^rwt reomLmXtatioS his feelings. I knows what de ole man suffers when ho has to part wid a dime> bank* shows that the bank* are taking adranCongress i*u-« a liill for protection of timber so I fixed it so he nebber knowod when tago of tlbo prvwrnt high rati- of premium com- upOQ the public domain. luandud by thou bond* to realize a profit equal he parted, wid de cash.” "That was to three year*' accrued interestU On July 1 I ------ ------------------------------very kind in you. How did vou manage there waa on deposit in tiio tremrary to reeuru • it?’’ “ I jest chloroformed him, out ob Department Estimates. circulation of national-t-ank note* and Govern- j pure kindness, wid a club before I ran ment de|out* about >134.000.000 of 4-per-a nt. I The . „„ book w ^... of. estimates containing the amount bond., .nt .torn.IIU.OM.WI or S-pw^.L ' r^m.-oj l7 to public «r- my hand in his pocket He is a mighty wiry ole man when he is awake, and you bond*. The amount of 4-pcr-ocut. bond* now ; , , , , . on dopodtu about eilH.OOd,000, and uf 5-pordurtnR 1110 “*dluK J»»« 3°. bus tn get a ’sessmont fur campaign rent bond* over >159,000,000. ton* *buwing a l.W. ho* been completed. The total amount puposes outen him."—Oab^bm Kcu-b. dcerea*e in 4 per rente, of about >J6,OUO.OOu. ertimabd for tho legtelativeexpenaren* >3,038,aud an incrva*e. m 5 par rent*, of about a like . — . . , , , , L Io «toUtoL>B th. S to to «-p*r-1 “3- T1"' •M’”! u- «A Nevada Bishop nays there is no Sun­ rent, bond* the bank* re ahze the jire-mium on c*l year ending J-ux- 30, 1881, waa >2,971,897. day in that Stat?. It is a mining State, tho latter, and can replace tin tn with 5 p.-r j The estimate for tlie executive proper ia t98.-' nntl mining is so irnjKirtant and controll­ reut*. at about par. Tho aulNtihttion La* tak- . hfrt. again*t >97,484 appropriated l»«t rear, en place fur the nw*t part dunng tixi pa*t ux : The following are th* cutimate* for the m:'v. ral ing an interest that religion-has taken a week*, and at prrent tin- 4 per rent*, are te- executive dej>artm<-nta during the fixeal rear back seat. ing withdrawn ntetho rate of about >700,C00 | ending June 3', 1882, aud tlie appropriation* [*>r day. j made therefor for the fiscal year ending June THE MARKETS. All of th« 5 and 6-per-reni. bond* now held 30, 1881 by national bank*, with tho exception of Pa- I fymrtm iwe. cific nulway bom!*/ will mature on or before ' state .4 10,440 July 1,1831, and will probably be renhux-1 by ' Trwury. . i'.TCJCl bond* bearing intere«t at 4 or 4^' fbr rent., ' War 1... 54^ 17116" only new bond’, hereafter to be teiraod byau- [ J*“*y 2,045,9*4 thority of Congre**, bearing a Ire* rate of tn8O1.4M) tereaL The amount of bond* held by national i . bank* Nov. ’, 188.9, wa* >403,360,350.’ aud th» • Justice. . 125,180 amount held by other bank- and banker* of tlie The total amount esUtnated for tho executive country in tlw above table ia >228.053,104. CHICAGO The to. amount held by ad bank* and banker* departmenui aggregate >14.536,404.23 for 1882. Tlie appropriaLon* mode for the saiue time ui ix mLowu. approximately, to be more than onethird of tub whole ihtorret-lieoring funded 1881 wvre >13,4OH.608 SO. Medium to Fair. MlaCBlXXMZOC*. debt of the United State*, a* follow* : Total Judldrt ..> 393^00 State bank* and Irunt oompaulr*| 34,498,804 .. 1 .XT. roe 14.130 S*vhut» bonk................................................. 1H9,W7,*1C Private banker* 14,J8R,8-»4 National hank*................................................ 4(M,3M,3»> . Tout 1821,422, 4M The increaao in net depoolta of national bank* during the year wa* >187,385,075. of aaving* bank* >34,508,295. of private banker* M2.7J9.tki4 and of State liauk* and trn*t oom- i panitw >61,714,761, rrnddng a total iwTeaao in । bank uepodta of ths country of >326,356.815. ! The total number of nation*) tiauk*. Slate bank*, savings batiks, private bnnkrn, etc., in the countzv June 11,1880, wm 6,532, with total tetokinr capital of >650,049,390, nnd total de­ posits >2,219,883,290. 'ITir total ('Ntimnti-d amount of coin and bullion in the country Nor. 1 was >612,283,367, the Britiah uchoon.-r Handily were bathing rt- of whh-h >454.012,090 was gold and •158,271.­ 327 silver. The amount of gold and silver, aud per eont of each bald bv tho United Btatiw treasury Nov. t. 18*). wa* M follows : > 4T.0M.4W vivor* of |h<> crew attacked the principal village HtandaM doDar* ...................... 3n.S73.MT of tbe iwlsud, burned it, and killed many of the OttMrcoiaaadtMiElno................... Total «Har............................. H.mjM inhab.tautn. Another British ship ha* since Qted <ete sad bufitau.................................... l4O.TM.9Xt ponred a few shell* into the island by way of ITbataia....... |Jn3 Virginia. 14.M0.S00 ■VZ..0V »J>,000 Naval ladlaa affairs. .. . .. . ... 3*gMO,TVO 15,<U-A3JI 4.MS.M5 SO.uui-.oe ia.oM.a3* tew'd tn Choice Spring El Ma 2 Spring Na 3 Spring W 47,473,93*.' The estimated amount which will bo prevnhrt by the Department from it* own revenue ac­ cruing from postage* and other sourctw te >38,846,174, leaving deficiency to be provided for out of tho general treasury >3,680,757. MILWAUKEE ovum ITEM*. Public printing paper, bludlng aud Utbograptilna -----------' X<xa,iM 400,000 8l9,9U0 J.lOU.OOu 425,000 Engraving Llgblhou** Coaw— Mlsad CINCINNATI Hignol anrrire Miaonlleanou* The Irish political prioonera from four Tbe oxucxint of bnlhon tn the Bank of En­ purtmeat..... counties, including tlie men charged with gland iu Octi-b. r. 1880. was >141.t£i2,OOi, and Mtereh.ueou. object* under the Interior Boyd’s murder, have been taken to Waterford in th* Bank of France Oct. », 1880, wm >116,■■■■■ 140,600. The percent ago of gold held and of silver 68.3. Statistic* show a 1,4M,X 4XJ.00U K43J,3M M17,1T» a^H,ooo ■tMMOLTB of outxtanding circulation of banks which have bended ... .There is another difficulty about the ceased to do buxine**, and indicate that the c •Ntitiu of te ritory to Montenegro. Dervucb final !><m upon notex nt national banks will not fjrogate >298,060.097. Pasha refuses to surrender Ban Giorgio, exceed 1 or IX per crnU • tho Montenegrin Foreign Minister ballot* for Pmident and Vico Pn'aidcat, at> and Here’s another chance for farmers' Ims reported the matter to the rvptw\rntin«r fz, -u' — * * r««mt<tivea of the great powqra.... boys. The cat’s tad that grows so plenlu cou-i-q »ence of the recomtie nd*lions of tho teotuly in our swampe ia becoming quite With tye exception of Georgia, the Wiirr-n county -vru arrexted la*t r ter at Judge Hill, of the United ; Court, on the chtrg” of fmod in The Quebec Colonization Company •■titudr. und has ababd romewhst in iiaclaiure far Turkish terriiorv.... .Boveott has abruiAlv quitted Ireland for England. A threatening temurdy with gruoea and other plant* Block thia oem d 8,000. IKDIANAPOLIR S !t �-w by Mr. Msynsrd that eJrtwrtuit n: only on SATURDAY, hair, and hteneMN. A w-ilor’s stockings are never tri-weekly visit to manufactur<*<| from. a yarn, of his own his fair one, who is waiting iu her jiorlor 'spinning. The ait-o’-ninfc tails ia not u with fond expectation hi her heart, and a luruenatvrtr of the feline species. The ! report io chiefly coDCtTiM-d. The rejxjrt procold in her head, sujierinduced by the soils of u shin are not made by an auc- ncutit b Urge rnpunt at statistics! infunuUioa fluctuating weather. - This. was, as you Jtitmerr, nor are the stays •constructed by coacvniiu,: the O}*.r*tk>n« of tbo dupsrtftwut. Attention to wiled to the «tatameat of A*«i*tant might saygAbe prologue to tlie tragedy. a milliner. It appearsyi^noreover,. that the fat girl's father—who is worth many thousands of Secretary Thompson’s Report. dollars in good, Mnsible l»onds, and as a Tbo report of tho 'Secretary of Um> Navy, consequence is an object of . iho young *ya a Washington telegram, •• deal* with met*Dian's tender regard—had for several the people." He further say* bo Iim carefully reviewed the i»Uniitn» submitted by Gen. lad raided on --------- —:----- — effect. Eick I them a* being in accordance with the probable of such foolishness, he had prepared a. ghastly retribution for the fowl villains, interest*. Tho Secretary •*<* f°rth tho facta Thb liurgo population of England, and to this end he filled a higJgnrte" mail fociUtiea on railroad*, such a* extra —.*1. .n_ ——I— ___ 1 _ ' , .J . syringe with about a gallon of ancient crowded into a small area,,Has been for beef brine, seasoned with garlic aud u*ve enjoyed for several yeani port. Ite re­ & century the consuming people of the flavored with aaafatida, and waa lying port further Mjm: "H in riot doubted world. They formerly drew their sqp- in ambush behind a box, where ho could that rtfnilar and frequent moaus of mail rtttuxwhip cooimmucatlon ■ with Mex­ plies from Russia and Southern Africa. sweep every approach to the hennery. The young man who fa pretty well aoican, Central American, Booth Anwrfcxn, From 1815 to 1845, during the existence quaintod with the whole family’ thought to the condition of thi« particular interest, and traiui-Pacitlc port* would prove important of the corn’ll!wa, tho price of wheat in he would surprise his girl bv entering the and says that from - 1820 to 1860 American auxiliaries to American commerce, and I think ships carried over 81 per cent, of tho ocean it would bo a wire mea«uro of public jxilicy to Englund was frequently 23 per bushel. house unexpectedly by tha back way. commerce between our own and foreign encourage,, by appropriate legislation, tha e»porta, and oar tonnage roue from 6,000,000 to tabliibmcnt by our own citizen* of American Since, by the removal of the protective This is the situation: 80,000,000. Since 1861, through the effects of duty the supply has been marvelously in­ Jinan to the Pacific can uicroase those moBopcdtatic powers which haveeiiaUed •era! months on a bonk that will place the the Piu-ifln nwls to ke.ip up tiiat d«artyrant man where he belongs. ness cd transit which has hitherto so greatly hindered tile development of tho Jat Cooke ssya that 185 miles of railPacific States. It is calculated that the rotid have been laid on tlie Northern Pa­ Northwestern States could much better cific during the past summer, and that afford to spend $1,000,060,000 upon tho in two years it will be open to tbe.PaNorthern Pacific road, in order .to secure ■ciflc. ■ ■ • ' ■ its completion within two yeaai, ti The friends of Benjamin Harris see it anticipated paint of time Brewster, of Philadelphia, will press his the Canadian Pacific. uamo for appointment m Associate Jus­ tice of the United States Supreme Court in case of tho retirement of Mr. Justice' . Strong. ‘ _________________ Tint population of Baltimore ia showni by tho oeusua to be 382,190; males, 157,301 ; females, 174,829 ; native, 270,­ 176; foreign, -56,014; white, 278,487;; •colored, 53,689 ; Chinese, 4; Japanese, 1; Indians, 9. It is stated that the Duchess of Edin: burgh feels badly cn account of her un­ popularity in England. She herself is genial, kindly, accomplished and very finely educated, but tho English like neither her devotion to her father*s ideas nor her religion. Thb Emperor William's constant- ac­ tivity and many appearances in public are ' explained by the conviction of his medi' oal advisers tiiat a quiet life would ba ■detrimental to his health. Busy as he is, however, tho old gentleman is far from robust. Ho looks very feeble, and has to be lifted from his carriage by two Attendants.* The Princess fiouise, it is again de-clared, will not return to Canada, and it is added that the Princess, whois frank­ ness itself, makes no secret of the disap­ pointment to which she has been sub­ jected in her endeavor to throw a little refinement into the tone of the Canadian viceregal court The Princess, who has always been regarded as the artist of the royal family, finds herself completely isolated from all artistic life at Ottawa. Rowxxi/h recently published Ameri can Newtpaper Directory would lead •one to suppose that pretty nearly every trade, as well as some diseases, must have an “organ.” For instance, there are tho Harbert' National Journal, the Tailore' Review, the Laketide Watch, the Ice and Fith Newt, the Tobacco Leaf, tho Grain Cleaner, and the Na­ tional Laundry Journal. The most suggestive titles, however, are the Jour­ nal of Inebriety and the American Can­ cer Journal creased, and the prices reduced to $1.12 to $1.36. England is still tho point to which tlie surplus food , of the world flows to a final ,market Last* year the deficit of Europe was 250,000,000 bushels, which was supplied by 175,­ A fa tha hennery; fa the old man, 000,000 bushels from* America ; the and c thp syringe; d is; the young man remainder from India, Australia, and lightly turning tpthoutfits of love as well Russia. Thus, Europe fa the only part as the corner of the fence; e is the house itself, painted brown, and / fa the fat of tho globe tiiat does not produce girl sitting by the piano and ringing enough to eat. The world's consump­ “Father, dear father, come home;" agga tion of wheat is estimated at2,000,000,000 is the gathering darknetui. Gaily up tho back yard tho young mau bushels, of which America supplies! onecomes. Silently in ambush the ol2 man fourth. Tliis year tho United States lies. Cheerily tho fat girl warbles. production fa put at from -450,000,000 to Quiet but awhil fa the aynngo. In tho 500,000,000 bushels, orsay. 493,000,000. uncertain light of early evening tlie old I Deducting 275,000,000 for home con­ mon sees a figure stealthily drawing near I sumption and seed, and there remains a the pen. With bated breath he waits the onalsught Tha syringe sounds its surplus of 218,000,000 bushels. It fa dreadful “wh-s-s-p" snd its deadly con- j asked : What fa to be done with this?tents fly thrqugh the air like a wild and ! Last year Europe took 180,000,000 msd avenger.' A yell that tore tho azure ' bushels, while the average American ex- .i W rolie ’K* of night, fairly knocked tlie fat girl j 1 off the piano stool aud curdled the old■ portation goring tho lost ten years has man's blood, followed the discharge, and i been 86,000,000 bushels per annum. It when tlie neighbors rushed in, under the ■ impression that the Grant boom had bursted right in tlie neighborhood, they fo^pd the uqfortunata young man pawing the ground, aud ncreaming out awful Mexican worts terrible to hear, while the old man hovered over tho sc^ne with a syringe in hia •haiKla, looking like an animatea figure escaped from an allegory. Bympethiziug arms bore the young man in to the house, after their owners had stopped their nostrils with cotton, and it required tha combined efforts of the fat girl and eight friends to bring him to, and it was some hourn before uo he wm» able to fairly inquire if the meteor hit anvbody nybody else when it struck, struck. That night, 'beneath the darksome *** *' a cypress tree, whose thick other product fa rising in price, and . . । l^rancbea the stniggling mooubeama such, we feel assured, will not be the ! Tainly strove "to pieroe, on old man's totcase. When money fa so plenty wheat taring') form rested npon a spade, and’ u> .Iwaj, high in price. ' J0™;«»’«■u He J ° had just buried tha syringe. ; Wholesale Festival. 1 I A Cincinnati telegram. to the Chicago THbwie ■ : Further received here U>niSbl P««>ring case in TenTho marriagu of Joel Ilembric aud I Mia* Jane Dale, of Koaue oounty, drew a largo company of toe frwnd* and relative*, who lie­ inmr in rmwnitMmt long to prominent families in in the vicinity. The wedding h id tong beeu talked of, and was t^o social event of the year. After tbo cere­ mony the company were invited to tho hospita­ ble board of CoL Dde, tho bride vnd groom in toe nu-antimo withdrawing. Tho table wa* 1-ouutifuUy snppdcd and all ate heartily. The evening was *;*-nt in festivities, and at a late hour another meal wa* served. After the sec­ ond meal several guests began complaining of iliac**, but it was Laughed off, and tbo gaycty continued. About 11 p. m. a sudden lethargy seemed to overtake tho whole company, and in a fmv minute* twentv-seven were unconscmu*; Tin: few who retained con*ci<Mi»ness set them*<4v«* at work to reMiscitate their companion*, , but without avail. I'welvo were removed to other house* in the noigliborhood. and a* too new* spread tbo whole country around was aroused with exciinMNxt, a* nearly every prom­ inent family hail member* present at the fatal feast. Such medical aid ss could lie summoned could givo little relief, and in two days after tho ocenrreuce six of. the wedding guest*' were dead. Itoliert Dale, the bride's brother, died next day. Mike May, a relative of toe groom, died iu a few hour*. Albert Gallagher aud Mia* Mattie Lpvelace, well-known young ;>eoj>!e, died next day. Two voung girl*, Eninia Peters and' Kato Low­ ry, died within twenty-four hour*. CoL Dale and wife are very low, and their death i* momentarily expected. The cause of the tragedy was using arsenic instead of salt for toe seasoning of chicken*. CoL Dale purchased a quantity of arsenic a day or two before to kill erftws, and carclA«»ly left it in the kitchen. A bltiudcring servant mistook it .far Halt, and hence thu fatal result*. None Imt those who partook of too chicken were poisoned. Too Loud. , . orod .port, is th in tho vhabiti of 1 iMirftiming perfuming himself with musk and other fashionable> perfernery, much to the disgust of Unde Mow who is » plain old darky, devmd ° 1 Hk He met Jun eb•ter and die Utter Haul: “Look heah, Mose, I hear ob yoar comparin’ me wid a striped polecat Now Tse gwino to sue you foan dam“ G'way, niggah," said Old Mose, holding his nose. “I dun no which is damaged de inos’ by de oompariaan, you or de skunk; but by do way yer smells yer must l>e representin’ bofe de beast- at do size ob dat brogan. G'way, or I’ll h'fatyer, chile.”—Galvetton Newt. Bolling its mother, maybe. Tint I—and ’ti* a pity— Signs of the Times. “ No,” said tho vagrant with a sigh, “times ore getting better; they’re not But you lack manlincaa, A soul within it, too. Nature muat change her plan “Haven’t yon signs among you so that you know where to go, and hevw yon will be treated, and all that sort of Fish Calture—-Experiments with the Carp. The United States Fish Commission | i,„. • accomplished some remarkable re­ :--j increased the exu * ’ • *. * forjtflKhL I1 .U wnso1 snt of “ “>« ® foo^fiahe. Ioo«-fishes of the country, bat no of 010 commission's work fa moro TBlpable or of th&n I the Huccessful cultivation of carp. Tho commission have just drawn off tho wa­ ter from Babcock lake, the small carp­ pond near tlie monument lot in this city, where most of tho experiments have taken place. The result shows that tho carp can be successfully cultivated in the muddiest inland streams, and it is said even in sloughs, swamps and mud-pud­ dles. Prof.’ Baird lias already received applications from 3,000 private persons for young carp with which to moke tho experiment in tho Western States. The ; carp-ponds were stock 'd last spring with ! a few hundred carp, placed under the I immediate management of Dr. Hassel, | who lias devoted moat of hfa life to carp­ raising who was nusing in iu Germany, Mermany, but out wno wan induced niGucea , u> thi, ; l _ • rm by Batrd. Th0. Jyoung ^arp bred ! in these ponds are now being distributed throughout the country. A number Ceen sent to Illinois, Ohio, MinneWisconsin and Michigan. The experiments have I-ecu so successful that perimenta have lieen ao Bucccoaful that new carp lakes for propagating purposes aro to be constructed here. One con­ taining eight acres has already been commenced, and another one of fire ocrea ia in contemplation. Prof. Baird soya that one pair of carp will stock an acre of water, aud that the spawn from a single fish will yield from 5,000 to 10,000 young fish. They do not com­ mence to spawn until 4 years old. Dr." Hassel, the Superintendent, hsa seen carp in Austria 300 ye-ra old, bo old tiiat even moss grow on the bock of the fish ; yet it was active, and appeared to have as much vitality as tho younger fish. The usual maximum weight of the carp is thirty j*ound«. Dr. Hassel did not sucoeed in making any carp live to roach this country until be had made three tripe with the fish. Those brought out on the first two voyages died. In the spring of 1877 he succeeded in landing in good condition 130 young carp. From these fish all the corp in thia country have been produced within three years. Prof.'Baiftt hopes in the course of »'few to stock most of the ith these fish.— Wath- This retort raised a general shout of If I see a big, powerful bull-dog hanging “Brother George, beware of Eister around the front door, I take tiiat as a sign meaning ‘move on.' If there are a few stout men iu the next field to the There are three unfinished Pacific house, that menus ‘too much gristle aud too little meat* If a large pile of cord­ railways in the United States, and one wood stands by a hcuae with a bnexsaw Facta for Laud-Lubbers. ------ ----- i—• t* in Canada. The probable aggregate cost The L’a a, sign for Tlie stern pout poet jis not an evening , h«n> Tut* at . P»P«. Tb« bertha Ix-rlb* on lx>ard do not nejmfes. Tuc of the three unfinished roads in put ; oeaaorUy add to the census. The hatchsigns, too.’ down in the maximum at 8150,000,000. Tlie Canadian railway will probably cost at least$100,000,000. There is no doubt From the Secretary's report wo learn that the United State* navy in cotnnriMion consist* of but 29 steamers, 1 sailing ship*, H monitors, and 2 toqiedo boots, and for iranxMc* of actus! na­ val warfare, a* now conducted, It i* doubtful whether, of th© 43 veosol*. any oxoept the moni­ tors can bo reckoned avsilabic. Forty-four voewds, among which are 7 additional monitors, are reported "in ordinary-’’ Secretary Thompson will recommend tho passage of a law authorizing the establishment at tho Naval Academy of a grade of Cadet Con­ structor. At present there is no lax authoriz­ ing the instruction of constructors, and al­ though the constmctiou of a ship Uea at tho very foundation of the navy tho Government 1* educating no cadeta for th!* branch of the service. Mr. Thomptnn would put Cadet Constructors 6pon tho asm* footing with Cadet Engineer* and Cadet Midshipmuii, a* he thinks it ia quite a* important to tho Government that it should have in it* service men competent to build ship* a* to have those who can construct tho engine* in them, sail arising from tlie difference lietween even our largest export in any oue year and tlie present surplus cannot bo warded ofi, and tiiat consequently prices must recede. But people forget that this fa n.n exceptional prosperous time with us, that wc are consuming more of every product than wo were last yoar, tiiat BurojK*. especially Great Britain, fa con­ suming more, and consequently that not only will tho surplus be consumed, but at higher prices. It is not natural that 1 wheat should be falling while every 1I osity as to how the apple got into it plimentary, he called her “a mon all but the pantaloons.” To this she plied in rhyme: owners; who impooo on them oppressive bur­ den* and a drain of money which »ill *oon ruin fa supposed by many that the overplus • The two sons of tlie Prince of Woles— Spending Money. Prince George and Prince Victor—have No doubt it is pleasant to spend monmade a highly creditable examination, or; but there is a solid nntbfoction in and retarded to their mother laden with saving it One of tlie best uses to which can bo put is to save it for the prizes. They are immensely popular money needsof illness or old rASf^; ■with the people of Dartmouth, where should be made rigidly rtly subject -abject to in in-­ the Bullunia - lies. The two boys, on come and well within it, so ns to leave joining, were at once christened “ Her- son.e margin of saving. Some people rinn" and “Sprat," and by these sobri­ ore doing it* and many, too, whose in­ quets ore known to tliis day. The comes are very narrow. Looking along the column of daily deposits at one of Princes respond to their curious appel­ our savings tanks, we find sums from lations with jaunty frankness and sailor­ one dollar to ten dollars more frequent like good humor. Among their special; than the weekly or monthly* Ll.....any ...., other, 1-'...wLl v fancies fa a craving on the part of Prince ' " J v‘ *toil, —1 rescued b mickle J_1 delved by 1honest from consumption, and brought in to Victor for lump sugar, and on that of add to the muckle by the servant-girl, Prince George for nutmegs. The Kings tho teacher, the mechanic, the laliorer, of England have all had such fancies. the clerks and others on small salary. The passion of George HL for apple­ In days of prosjierity we should provide for days of adversity. dumpling was cqtuded only by his curi­ Thx publication of Mrs. Swisahelm’s Half a Century ” brings to the sur­ face her sharp, short, and decisive tilt ■with George D. Prentice, wliich those •who ever knew anything about it have very likely forgotten. She had just es­ tablished. her anti-slavery Saturday Rvcning Vititor, in Pittsburgh, when Prentice gave her a left-handed editorial •welcome in his Louisville Journal, wherein, among oilier remarks not com­ Cent of ' paxW'i'-Kt'rx. and giving the Ameixxi <300,000,000 and foreign ahlp* <900,000.000 on freight and pueengen In ten yean. Ho fur­ ther add* that at the ratio* stated, the farmers. of death, dnpoio. The boatswain does not pipe Poisoning at a^ Weeding of the Chief of the Secret Service. Tlie annual report of Chief Brook* ahow* Report forty-three arrertu, of which twenty-three were for dealing in counterfeitmoniy. Tbeaggn^ate M-ntenco of the ptreomi arrvatod was 343 yeare, and the amount of fines f <1.712. The amount of the counterfeit money captured waa $37,788. together with a largo number of plates and other contraband material. Owing to the reduction made by the Committee on Apirropri- me;ct-servicc force, aud also to reduce tho salari« of theme who were retalnud at least 33 pur cent. -This, the Chief *ay*, ha* done much to interfere with the eflideusy of the service. The amount expended bv the service during the fis­ cal vear w«* *61,108. Chief Brook* says fiat it i* tweesaary to tho efficiency of tho service that *100.000 be appropriated. Among tho counterfeit* di-covcred during the year were a 50 note on the NaUonal Stalo Bank of Troy, a *10 note on tho United States tre-murv, umio of 1875, a «1U9 note on tb< Piltabnrgh National Bink of Coin incroe, a *5 note • u the Montpelier National Bink, a *100 note on tho National Excliango Bank of Bdtirnorv. a *100 United Slates treasury note, and the *l,0W connU rfrit Uixitud ctate* bund. Of the dwigtrou* tl00 counterfeit note only tweaty-t«<£havo been ru'tsived al tho Natiomd-Bauk liedinitXion Agcnpy, and only fifteen olhars are known to the secret *orvicd to lx> butatahdit*:.* In the matter of executive clcuMincy, Chief Brook* recommends the adoption of a modificat on of the Fren b police •ystetn, by which the critninsl Mt at liberty tx-fore the expiration of hi* Mnteacc rbali be compelled at stated tone- to report hi* wliercab utu to tbo Govern­ ment, ur be couaid* nil and treated a* a fugitive Restlag. I mat a student toiling up i His face was flushed, and th —— —----- ,— baaiDeM accompli «bcs thia rreult.” * He further says that tbo legal portions taken tbk ennmeraior. required for teawith •otno fault of Tb« Full PopaUr Vote far ITMldnil. lar rote for President of tho United States, as cauvsuwod in all of tho States : rorax. vote. The total vote ia 9,192,695, which is divided aa follows: 4.4.W.415 4.asMi* Hesitant)* Caltforuta.. Colorado... ConnacUcul Delaware Florid*.., Georxta.. Jlllnot*... Indian*.. E;?5 S'A6M 310,302 231,865 I S3,904 120,766 i Kentucky. Ixiiilaten*. Maine Maryland. M*M*chua Michigan. 78,515 tes,iM 1145,190 37? 225 105. •“ 1314011 34,*96 11.797 153,5*7 Ohio.. llhoda I •land... South Carolina. 44,852 12U.6M &SS344 tiasia 375,tMfc 20,618 444,704 ia.196 57,947 98,780 130,381 53,200 W**t Virgin!*.... WiMxmain........... 46,243 Grand total*. Beventecn hundred and ninety-three vote* are alio returned tui •■ucatterini;"—chicfiv anti-Maiwnir-in the States of Ilbnois, Ma’ine, Michi­ gan. Missouri. Now York, Pennsylvania, louxie Island, and Wisconsin. THE VOTE BI HECnOXB. Tbo vote in the two noctiou* of tho country wa* as follow*; (hw/UUL. North3,:*2,566 South................. 1,016,649 2,849,587 1.5%,4t7 MO.2B2 1*5,467 l.JIS 677 Total*4,439,415 4,436,014 306,729 1,793 -—.9,387 from tho North and 257 Jrom toe South. From th* North.6,442,918 From tho South3,749,677 ToLl.9,193^9* Thu rote in 1876 was an follow* : .5,T33,41« From the South., . Tho total vote of tho Booth in 1880 and in 1876 thu* compare*: ...2,749,677 Comparative increase wm 756,272 in the North and 21,433 in thu South. The Wheat Crop of 1880, Mr. Charles Worthington, .Statistician of the Department of Agrx’ilture, ha* completed lu* final investigation* and compilation* in regard to the wheat crop of tho United 8tatcw for 1880, a detailed account of which, by State*, \ ha* licen furniKhed to the Cincinnati Price 1.1*0. 1879. JMfMA Mali.* . N« • II ’lupthlrv \ MXDOUl .. bu»rtta Ilbnali-1 • SriJ . CV>n:*r<-Urut........... New lurk >r.Jrrw. .. Ivi.u>jh*:-;t . L*-;«»»re MarjlaPd. I irglnta. North i;an&ua South ltaru.’io« . Uoorgta. .............. Fwia* .. IlalMXua. MlawMppC........... 3X1.143 204,325 SXd*6 ll.fluG 4**,C*S 199,529 493,924 15,834 ixxn.xn 1^68.140 7.4*5,*l» 9.3ZUK® 3,47*,CM) 660,720 2,5*2.370 10,746,660 1,764,115 22,307,347 1,012,583 6,W9.CT« H^ei,007 3,323,836 1,140,410 3,616,920 94A.6-J0 374,000 1401,592 417,313 K9OI.5O0 1 167>O V.3UD,<00 4.6.1.150 5447,120 >7.722400 W.7O6.UOU 3n.X4l.VX) M.707,200 16.464.l«« ♦v.l &2.u» 3C.<^, •» 3,454,200 l,3M,CC0 11,852,640 4.XO.M0 7,6*1,420 2,473,974 Triw. Arkax.*** . T at; 11 .. W «»l 1 iHT.Ql* Kna'.uor OtllO......................... Muhioa . . . Indiana lUluota Ula.xIJHU Minus* ta lova Mi—.n.-l Kaaaas Nrbra^a .. CalJorata................ —....— Orsgon....... ......... Otn. r Htata. aud ¥*rrtlodes................... 5SS 43,700,148 44.««,S30 □U,5A5,46« 31.177.135 33,767,043 26.102,300 in,omono l.l.J)*,!**) 45.7... «. 12420400 K.ooo,rwo 1MW.OOO 16,900,000 —- ——— 13,043,703 8,188,*0O utn-Tt...^auLKtM wn-n... ltTS-71____ 43U.IT2,4<JU 57,.4.1,'.-^ V2.139.3W 147,«7^49 («i,(»00 bualieb dunng the current year, there will remain 205.C9U.0W lambda for uea export, or nuil< meet hia approval, and unof tho 25,000,000 more than In the preceding year. Ste-Wiiter bl IMmuk fleial di full effectrto the action* was ths reply,’ and he was Before k* ring the Hubjcct Mr. Maynard re­ with me. ' new* tot Key tiiat DM Censu- Bureau. The hold caro^and gw him aa axquisite feeling cbjx-m wlwr« a Mi"pituion in «oim uambUakably connected Tote number of tnUbate.480,M9.7X> 44X75A.1W TIm annual prodnetiou of wheat in the gaged in employment* declwod ,by tho Su­ United Slate*, the export* of wheat, including preme Court of the Unitod State* to be ‘de­ moralizing in their effect*, no matter bow carefully regulate*),' nnlea* expree* proof of June 30, aa follow* : ——j-—-fl coinpanio*, is will not intenbonnily aid in 74,750,W 1875-76------- stonily deck is not a pack of cards. enumerators have already beeu nettled, farrolvW a tedal expendixuro of upward of *1,100,OttL Only snout 8,200 account* remain un­ adjusted and there is no rem.au to doubt that toe month of December will we all toe ennmo- I.IIUH pensatio:., within a prescribed maximum limit, -and commensurate with tho importance of the «-xvic«■» performed, to snch line* of American steamers is may l>o employed under contract with thia department in transporting mails of the United State < to Mexican, Centra! Amaricari. Routh American, and trans-l’acific t>orta. “ Tbo money-order *ynl«-m continue* to grow in popular favor. The Superintendent of the money-order system suggest* a plan for reduc­ tion of foea which *wm* to me entirely feasible, and which i* commended to tho attention of Cungrewu Briefly stated, his plan is to reduce the fie for money-orders not exceeding *5 to 5 rente, and to extend the maximum limit of an order from *50 to 8100, so that increased com­ mission* received from large order* may offset the ton* resulting from tlie reduced fee for small orders." Tlie foreign money-order business and oper­ ations of letter-earner system are reported in a highly-aatisfactory condition. Mr. Maynard renews the recommendation* of hi* predocwKor for legulattre authority to acce;>t and to carry into effect ths provision* of an article of the Universal Postal Union Con­ vention concluded at P.iri* on tool »t of Juno, 1878, respecting payment of limited indemnity for registered articles of the Postal Union, the origm and address' of which may bo lo*t or stolen during trausmisrion through tho mail*; and also for such modification of tho provision* of Un> act of March 3, 1879, aa will autborizo tho adoption by the Secretary of tho Treasury and Pontmai.b r General of regu­ lation* providing for too delivery by mail to addreiiiics at oflice* of destination in tho United Btates, subject to payment of custom* duties thereon, on any packet of dutiable mad matter received in mail* from foreign oouiitriei. Ho is of opinion, also, that authority to trans­ mit and deliver dutiable articles of mail matter | to addresses through toe mail*, subject to pay­ ment of customs duties thereon, should not be restricted to snch mail matter a* i* now excliangeablc in too unM creal Postal Union mail*, but should embrace all article* of dutiable mat­ ter received iy mails from other countries. The Pc-ntraaiter General ftigge-ta the estaliUshment of a " poetal-savuigs ’ system, and also of postal telegraph* in this country, in tho following-terms: "One of my pred’ecresoni some years since recommended uicorporation into the department of a system of |x>*tai sav­ ing". Tho subject hai from time to time occu­ pied toe attention of Congrrea. For several year* the system ha* ta-cn in operation in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and Canada. When in London, recently, her Majesty** Postmaster General kindly gave me facilities for observing the management of bis department. I learned that the postal-sav­ Ings system had been remarkably, *ucoo*sfnl, atu! hod substantially grown in popular favor. As managed in that country it ia a souree of some profit to toe Government. In this country 1 incline to too belief that the system would' have advantages even greater than in a compact population like that of Great Britain, In by far the larger portion of the United States there are no savings de­ positories, and arc nnt likely to be. To pmree of these parts the tuu of the postoffice fcr tots purpose would be a great boon. It would be an additional advantage that deposit* would be available at any depository office in the United State*—an im|>ortant consideration with a jicople «o migratory a* our*. It is believed the system would interfere little with the business of savings bank*, but would absorb fund* now not deposited in thorn. Nor would the patronage of the Government be *cn»U>ly increased, since the HVKtewi would be operated by frcrson* al ready in public service, with no considerable addition to the number. Your attention and thix attention of Congress is respectfully in­ vited to it “ During my visit to the British postoffice I examuud with much interest tho system of telegraphy for several veaxs past connected with the jKHtal service. Thia method of correspoudenco is thought to hare made great ad­ vance since it was changed from toe manage­ ment of private cor|K>rations, n-*|x>nsible to nobody, hardly to public opinion, snd placed under control of tho Oo-.crnmcnU The bwdness ha* increased many fold, the .and of sending *mwsagcs ha* been largely reduced, and tho service is ' pertarmed in localities it would never have reached under thn ]>ecniiiary Ktimuhi* of pri­ 'vate enterprine. At tho same time it yield* a margin of profit to the royal treasure. I* it not time for ns to renew the inquiry whether it is wire to leave thi* important instrument of correspondence in charge of cor|*>rations whose primaij object w gain to toe managers and stockholders, and the convenience of tlie public secondary only ? Mr. Maynard renew* for consideration ot Congress toe suggestion made by hi* prede­ cessor, that the word “ fraudulent,” a* it oc­ curs in sections 3,929 and 4.041 of the re rived statute*, preceding the word " lottery,” should be Stricken out He says : “That ’Congress, while expressly forbidding the use of the ordi­ nary mail ’ to all lottery oxnpsnic*. whether fraudulent or not, ahouM intend to afford a s|wcial security of Khip doofi notliuve a wake enter a dead calm, Tho swell of a ship's mdes is not All the additional tbcuda the printing pt the by *pwi*l anpervkiot: of the Seen mcamire to ao amend tho general la • large part °f the progress of the coun- the ana through line. KpongtSMsnl every month wl pilstiou and i stanlially comphde (Uie return* having A writer in ths Bulletin Generale de Therapeuticjue states that sea-water acta aa an alterativa in such cases as arebeuefitted by certain saline mineral waters; appetite, facahtates digestion, quickens nutritive changes, and augments ths ‘ �LOCAL MATTERS. toil, to cover SATURDAY, - - DSC. 4. 1880. A SMALL BUNDLE OF 8PLHTEM. WM troubling him consiricnible by in­ troducing ita rooting gear through the fence and taking more titan the pre­ scribed three rows of potatoes, uuanimo sly allotted to that class of swine classed as land sharks, nondescripts, alligator, aud in.later times blockade runner*. Sherman, not wishing to ap­ pear avaricious noised it about that he had such a hog, but as nu one bad as yrt appeared to claim the critter and ss It hod got pretty fair eating snd would cook by adding pl nty of butter he killed it. Soon after a man came along who asked after the animal, and was weak enough to request Sherman to doscrilM) it. Sherman begun “it was a funny looking hog, the most curious lookin one I ever saw, a kind of a dirty maltesv color or—wall, I can’t hardly tell whatcolor t was, such a funny color,” The man burst out with “that’s my hog exactly, it was just such a color.” Sherman says, “Youd------ d fool,.the hog I took up mid killed was white,” The man left, feeling be had caught a Turk. There used to reside npl far from where Naahvilleuow stands, but ou the . town line of Kalamo, a family named Henderson, they were in extreme pov­ erty, nor. having even bedding on wluch to lay their weary forms. Hen dcraon was a very honest, innocent, nnsuKpecting person, nod people call­ ing themselves shrewd used to . take M<fvnnta£r of his peculiarities aud 'drive sharp bargains wfUC htai. Mr. Henderson was noted for his peculiar faculty of “fortune telling,” as it waa called, and mid-day when the sun shone was his hour for proceedings. On Sunday*, when ’twas fair, the young men, accompanied by their fair ones could have been seen wending their . way toward this temple of wisdom • (Tobs Contlnard.] from every direction, the paths through tlie forests being their only road at “References Required.” that time, and bur. very few of tlie settlers of that region at that time but Between Hand 19 o’clock yesterday availed themselves of that privilege to have their fortune told. Henderson's forenoon a middle aged nmn stood du mode of procedure was to feel the head the steps of a Congress street boarding of bis customers, something after the house with on old grip-sack in his manner of a phrenologist, what with lurid and a cobble-stone aud a lot of The the sensation producea by his moving *<»!<! papers in the grip-sack. bauds over one’s liead aud his peculiar papers and the cobble-stone are mere mode of utterance, many’s the time suppositions, but they were doubtless When the when the young huly would jump from in there a!l the same. the chair and refuse to have her for­ stranger’s ring was answered he tune told, while other more tender­ indulged in bows, scraps and smiles, hearted would burst into tears during and announced hin readiness to take Hendeison’s recital of their future ex- room and board In the house until he pfoita. But the man did actually fore­ could transact some very -important tell the bloodv rebelQou of 1861-5, and business which called him to Detroit. “Yes, we keep boarders, but well, also the part some otuis patrons would play therein', but he could never place you know—we have to be so careful, tlie scene, neither tell the time it would you know. I presume you have re­ ferences T” happen. “References! madam, I have a thou­ In the early days when it was cus­ tomary for the first settlers to cut saw sand. I am delighted to find that you are so choice of your guests. I pre­ logs wherever tlie treits could be found sume you have heard of Senator to make them, a certain man went into Smith T* •the woods where grew a splendid lot of “Smith! Smith! She wasn’t quite large white wood trees' and cut them down and drew the -bodies to the saw suret” “Don’t know Senator Smith!” he mill, think ng all the time that Jie nas stealiuir t^iem from off “specul tors xxclaimed as be held up his hands. laod.V but a few years afterward it was “Well, you Western people are so singular. I’ve l>een in swimming found necessary to survey that same tract of land, when he discovered that with Senator Smith a thousand times. he had cut the trees from only his own We used to run a bank together. I’ll land. Wqrds canLot express bis feel­ have to tell him when I get home that 1 ings as ho discovered tbo fact, and ever found a lady in Detroit who Lad never afterward he changed tho subject heard of him. You must have heard of Gen. Sherman Y” when asked anything about saw logs. “vVelt Sherm and I sleep in the same Like all new sections of country in the early days, this had ita share of humbugs. In tlie winter of 1853-<'l, bed when he can get an excuse for be­ spiritualism, or as it waa called spiritual ing out all night. WcCare always out strawberrying together when I’m in communications, found ita way into Washington. The day I left he came this town, anti writing.talkiog, preach­ down to the d pot and wanted to pay ing, doctoring and all kinds of “medi­ me an old debt of a thousand dollars, ums” besaine very plenty, “circles” but I wouldn’t take it. Just drop a line were held at most every house, tables to Gen. Sherman and ask him if he set danhing. chairs to having a regular knows Judge Collins.” fandango, dishes jingling, mysterious She seemed to study over the mat­ sound.-, people seeing visions and ter, and he presently coutinu d ; proptsying and “many other things to “Maybe that would be too much numerous to mention,” as the modern trouble. Do yc>u know the Mayor of auction bill says. Tlie excitement Buffalo ?” grew intense, some of.the more fanati­ “No.” cal liecaiue almost insane over the “Sorry—very sorry,because ikwould u t subject, while others neglected their take ten minute* minutes to teiegrapu telegraph mm. him. .i','";-.. .n;nl doWe rent the same pew in church, and ““J,' hX thit l-<-tI t^tomlSbv th? Ol,r wiv<* ,0ok like twinH- Nice •««» SSumtm?fellow |-»• u,O'Lk''h"m‘if nr Thoae suffering with Sciatica and other severe Nervous affections ohouki be auro to consult -Dr. Peterman at As­ syria Center, Dec. 8rh. and at Walcott bouse, NuahvilWon Dec. 9th. 'JHK CHILLING FROSTS Of Winter are upon us. A little heavier Clothing, a little heartier food, necesaities. He who •ntictuates nearest the wants of the community, at loWMt coet to the coDAumer, is the one deserving the most credit, aud 1 receive hta due reward by his increasing patronage. Our New Stocks are very desirable as to style and quantity. SUGARS, TEAS. COFHQEARk CANNED FRUITS, 4 VEGETABLES. Best Stock of CANDIES ------- IN TOWN.-------- Ye cUlxen*' ofNaahrille, attention to roe pay, eatobUabed batcher boy, the prices will put down; • And he to known aa Henry Hoe, the old reliable (Bf Of the most improved patents and shades of color, from 10 to 15 cte. per yard. Fine Cashmeres at $1.00 per yard. CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, LAMPS, FLOWER POTS. OHIO STONE WaRE, TOBACCOS, CIGARS, cat Kina oi aicax; And our cntct^rialng landlord, purely on him PIPES And get the very beat of meate, to nerve to one and all. , a specialty. We have Suita sizable for small boys and for the 300-ponpder. Celebrated “Snowflake” Flour. Iwitr'i Self Lis g krfrtai tinr. All kind* of fowl. and fiahes, I buy for to re­ tail; 1 You will find at Henry Roe'a, in the old reliable ataod. Now to the honett farmer I have a word of cheer, Improve your atoek aud feed them well for I will want Uiriu here; And to your bouse I’ll drive my team and pay you cash in baud. For those who keep their atoek well fed, good IV Drjil. A. Petermtnof Marshall, will bo qt tlie post office in Assyria Center every other ednesday after­ noon, adJii at the Wolcott house, Nash­ ville every other Thursday, Dec. Sth and 9th. The Dr. treats Nervous Diseases /with . constant success. Thijofc suffering with incipient insanity. Nervous Prost nit ion, Spinal Disease, Sciatica and other forms of Neuralgia will consult their own best interest by consulting him. 7-10 tF*Buy your Dry Goods,Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps, Groceries, Provisions, Crockery, Notions, etc,, of E. Reese, who always sells at the lowest prices. Conferred upon tenaof thousands of suffeierscould originate and maintain the reputation which‘Ayer's Sarsai* a it 11.1.a enjoys. It is a compound of the Itest vegetable alteratives, with the Iodides of Potassium and Iron, and is the most effectual of all remedies for scrofulous, niercnrial, or blood dis­ orders. Uniformly successful and cer­ tain in ita remedial effects, it produces rapid tyid complete cures of Scrofula, Sores, Boils, Humors, Pimples, Erup­ tions, Skin Disease and all disorders rising from impurity of the blood. By ita invigorating effects it always relie­ ves Liver Complaints, Female Weak­ ness and Irregularities, and is a potent renewer of vitality. For purifying the blood it has no equal. It tones up the system, restores and preserves the healUi. and iiqp&rts vigor and energy. For fortv years it has lieen in exten­ sive use, and is to-dav the most avail­ able medicine for the suffering sick, any where. FORBALE BY ALL DEALERS. Men’s Suite from $8.00 to $25.00; Boys’ Suite from $3.50 to $10.00, Ladies Sacques from $2 50 to , $15.00, Boote and Shoes of the best makes, Rubber Overcoats, Rubber Boote (Warranted), Buffalo Robes, Lap Robes, an endless variety of Notions, Hate and Caps, Furs, Blankets, Sachels, Curtain Laces, Trimmings, Edgings in piece and bunch, Groceries as low as the lowest, Sugar from 9c. to 12c. 10,000 lbs. Dried Apples Wanted. 500 Bushels Beans Wanted. 5000 Bushels of Corn Wanted. Ten Car Loads of Stove Wood Wanted. WANTED IN EXCHANGE CASH. BUTTER. * EGGS, BEANS, POL BOISE < FRANCIS. Hastings Business Directory. J_£ASTING8 NATIONAL HANI, Capital and Surplus Sloo.ooo. Sell. Draft* oa tho principal eftlea In Europe. posit* received, and money loaned at Tie Hilles! Market Price Fait for Butter, Ems, Port, Beans anfl Potatoes IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS We propose to divide profits, and while we can furnish yoa nearly every­ thing wanted for comfort of man and beaut. We will take in exchange alm out everything the farmer lias to turn off. We Want to Sell De MKa Ca*hfa QLEMEST SMITH, Attorney at Law, J AMES k. smxzxi, Attorney A Counsellor, A BLACK, $10,000 Worth of Goods! American and Foreign Marble, Monuments, Tombstones, Mantles, 4c., Between thia and the 1st of January* next, and we know if we do we must sell without large profits. UnatingB, Mich. jq~ BOUGHTALIN, * GIVE US A CALL, and we will try and do you good. SHERIFF. Collect!*** ASHVILLE LIVERY. Sine* the Introduction of Krllogg'* Columbian J. O8MAN, Prop. J^EW FURNITURE AT known iu a xafc and reliable agent to eiuploy aolnit all ache* and pain*, which arv tho forrrunnera of tnor>* wrioow diaordert. it act* aptcdlly and iiurely, al way a relieving aufferini and oftafl aavlng life. Th» protection it affords by It* time'y uec on Itlwu- J. LENTZ & SON’S 'i “riid.t I Sr at 1 who claimed to be a spiritualist doctor 1 S %“?.*?* who under the ChI’ "n._nF‘A J.$** who worked worked under the influence influence of of an an you know fheGoventor of Indiana?” old Indian chief, uot deeming it necea rough*. cold*, catarrh. and di-order, among ehll“She HeemtNl ashamed to confess that nary to inform the excited people that she didn't. Indian chiefs were not doctors, but “Really dout know him F ho duping them ns l»est he could. The went on. “How tin fortunate, as 1 am nevjrwlll. It h abaolutely certain In Ita remedial doctor found business impro.iug, he just from his house, where he obliged ■'Hoffa, and will al way* cure when cum are porolblo. Cal) nt H. G, Kale'a and get a memorandum could not attend to all cases, as every­ me to tarry for three weeks. The last book giving more full detail* at the curative propbody irnsgiued themselves ill or “postiling he said to mu nt the depot yes­ ertleaof thia wonderful medicine. eRtM'd of the devil,” which latter was terday was: ‘Now, Judge, when you undoubtedly the real complaint, and Annuni Meeting get to Detroit don’t go any of the firstafter stealing the affections of many class hotels, where all is bustle and Of the Union Mutual Fire I nan ranee Company of damsels the wily doctor vamosed, and confusion, but put up at some quiet, his workings spiritually bad a good ef­ njodest boarding house, where they tho -Union Mutual Fire Insurance Com; any of fect as it set jaople to thinking and are very particular about their guests Krn<. Barry nnd Ionia Conntiea.” will Ke held at they awoke to the fact that they were of the company, in the City of Ionia, on and where the landlady has the ap­ the ofitecTHURNDAS*. JANUARY 0, ItMll. being mode the tools of designtng and pearance of a genuine aristocrat.’ commencing at 11 o'clock, a. r>. Al this meeting very wicked persons. That's what he said, and that’s why I ■ix Director* arc to be elected. Proportion* to During a debate in a club room not amend the Charter will aim be presented for action. am here. ” long since, when the iiuestion on the Ionia, Nov. 32, 1MW. Some women would have softened 10-15 J. C: TAYLOR. Secretary. misery war created was being discussed under that, but she hud I tad two men a person gave as his proof the fact that Caution. during the great Reliellion he was in climb out of a back window the night before, owing her eleven dollars, and’ continual misery for fearhe would en­ the flattery didn’t soften her a line in iMianl withe-tjext caticc or provocatlii.x thia I* lo list, and when tfieeraof drafting dawn­ her face. She asked it he could give forbid al) penotM truMIng or harborlos her on my ed upon the country -his misery knew account, a* 1 aliall pay nothing on her aeroant. references. 10-12 • Tito Gats*. no bounds foi fear of being drafted. local “Why,madam, how can I?” lie re- I But to escape the misery (or draft) he filied. “ -I am a stranger here. 1 come I ATTENTION, LAIMEN! went “iip north,’‘bill when he got there lero to transact nbont $50,000 worth of T THE IIESIDKNCE --F ED. OLDFIEi.f), the men were all gone to war and the in Kalamo. J will Im- found In rradi»e»> for women were howling for wood. The business with one of the banks, secure ! •Irwatuaklnx,cuttlnx and fitting, cutting pattern* mao wid he undertook to supply the plans for a new block ou Wootlward of all kind*, cutting and making l-rarer clo, k». avenue, and perhaps set my sou-in-law itolman* ot thi lateit and mo*t etaborate Myles. women with wood, Lat after many up in the wholesale dry goods trade, . . Will cut and fit a calico dm* for 40 cent*.and other fruitless efforts at success lie relinquish­ price* in proportion. Mr faahion book* arc of the ed bis task, feeling that his cup of but several days must necessarily laU-«t and mo,l alyllab. ttaaque pattern* !0 eta., misery was full to overflowing. Then elapse before anyone will come to PolonaDe. PrincevM-and Wrapper 25 ct». etch. know me for what I am./ Picax-call and »co me. I will guarantee latlifar be asked the audience in the clubroom “ Our rule is to require references, ” lion before the garnu nt have* the bou*o. this question : “What greater misery 11-12 MRS. H. OLDFIELD. could one endue-than I passed througb, she said as she noticed his six-day old especially in my effort to appease the paper colar and almost buttonless' vest. Notice. “Madam,” he replied as he backed damorings of the women for wood T Notiac to hereby given that the Townxhlp Hoard i down the steps, “ I am both surprised The verdict was iu bis favor. of Oxtictnn will meet at the office of the l owaahlp aud grieved. I had intended, before on Tuesday the lUh day of Dvecmbcr^ D lMO, I Several prominent Democrats iu this leaving yoar house, to give you a set Clerk for the panioa' uf auditing account* and traiMacttown feel so sore over the defeat of of silverware which the Governor of Ing such other bnafnero u mi’ esmr before the their ticket that they declare thnt they Connecticut presented me last Christ­ board. will never again support a party so ut­ mas, but your hesitancy shows that terly incapable of carrying on a cam­ yon suspect me. Suspicion is some­ Town Clerk of Cutlato'n. paign. When asked how they will thing tiiat touches me in a tender spot. । vote in the future, or with what party I am now forced to go to a first-class p «i. STCDLBl', they will act, they invariably answer: hotel, and the silver will probably go “My God, I don’t know, but it won't to the cook. Adieu, suspecting wo­ be the Democrats ” man I” The Republicans arc so very jubilant Maybe she feels bad over it and may­ over their success tiiat tboy think they be she doesn't. She probably doesn’t can’t tie defeated. Ixiok out, be on if she heard him ask a boy he met on tour guard, or the Greoubsckers will the corner if there! was a penny re* come roots over you again, a* they are taurant in Detroit.—FntPrtn. sure of getting many votes from the AM. KINDS OF RUBBER GOODS, Democrats next spring. A commercial editor, who was once The voters of thi* town arc divided a small boy, with a mother who knew into thn-e factions on township officers the value af a slipper in cases of emer­ center, east and west. The west fac­ gency, cannot to this da v. write about tion declare it they can’t have some of r‘a movement in leather,” 7without the important offices they will split hitching uneasily in his chair. from the rest, the east part say the tT* Dr. Peterman will be at As­ name, while the center says vote as we । EL A STIC TBU83 dictate or we will defeat tlie ticket. syria Center on Dec. 8th, and at Wol­ The reason of the dificulty is thia: cott House, Nashville, Dec. 9th, to ex­ The west part patronixe Nashville, tlie amine and prescribe for those suffering cast part Charlotte, while the center ’ with Nervous ’and Chronic diseases. go where they pteur. vanBto. Van fWouc A Crosby, Wholesale and Ret* 11 There is great complaint among. the DnugdsU, ---- , — — j, Tototo. Ohio, say:—Wc have sold --- -— ----------------------low j Surge quantities inhabitants about .swair.ps snd low pane qoani of the KxcclMor Kidney Pad, covered with water, they | have been aurprtord at the unvarytug aati Drain C^aawisaionec. --------mda^ isn’t ^a: MAJIHIJID. We would respectfully announce to the citizensj’of Nashville and vicinity, that we are now LOCATED and ESTABLISHED —IN OUR- New and Large Store, A Where you will find PARLOR A.IVO BEDROOM SUITS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Pl.AlA A.IMD ,FAI\CY FUgNITURE, ALL NEW. AND OK THE LATEST STYLES. THE “BOSS” CARPET SWEEPER. I am prepared to furntoh SINGLE OB DOUBLE TURN-OUTS LOW RATEN. COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS MADE A SPECIALTY Oppoaila the Wolcott Houae. XoAvflfo Mich. __________ DDOAKIQ n.owi; 2 to a siopr. UnUANOps«o« up- 1>»l*r tn*- AddrvwDaoIrl f. faur, Waabinfton, N. J. 9-Et TTTANTKD-To euro a caw of CATARRH io V» each neighborhood, with Dr. Karoncr’a Hemedp UHntroduec R. Sample free OLE TILTON. [ ARSERS M»NN,$ 45 TO $100 I | Per EDOuth, during Fall and Winter, In every county. In tereating and valuable' InfornaUon. with full particulars, free, AJdr m, al once, J. C McCURDY A CO., Chicago. III. G|i|ys^^ WANTTPD AGENTS r(»it THE W mx IJEiBDi-rrrx rrivjfcx of Europe and America. IN . MASON GANSready. ail Price. and HAMLIN ORBANS now RKHT CABINET OR­ THE WORLD,xrinntn of #1.»37.S«. *84, »HM, Bpwanu. For ta*y pay- bash Ave, CHICAGO. THE BEST PAPER! TRY IT. BeautifuHyBlustratod. WE ALSO LEATHER AND RUBBER A. FULL liixje 3OL11 YEAH. The Scientific American. ly ucwapaper of alxiron pagro. printed In uaautlYul rtyle. prcftracly Illustrated w Fire DepartiMBt ail Mill Supplies, PHYSICAL LIFE T) ATFWFfl In comwttlon with the Se'.nrA A JSH A D.USc American, Maron. Bt»n C FOR WiU water. for three ; fattened, or . BURIAL Map** Grw. by Rev. A. D. E. I'SMkp* .rfJUiqatown lo 1 furnished free of charge. Call and aee|ua. J. LENTZ & r«r. or ecroccmtaf IVO * 00., 37, Park Itnr.I.T. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-12-11.pdf.pdf af1e89e60ce9765cfa2f0b8071ea5038 PDF Text Text ORNO STRONG, | Editor amd Pbofkietom. ) VOLUME VIIL LIFE IN NASHVILLE And Ker Environs. —Lewis Durkse. as Senator, lias a capital surplus of 965 vote*. Happy - At a meeting of the township lioard on Friday, Soperviaor Durkee tendered his resignation, to take effec‘Jan. 1st. Emory Paradv was appointed to till va­ ' cancy. —Mias Mattie Killin, who has for some time showed signs of insanity, has been pronounced a fit subject for the asylum nt Kalamazoo, aud was escorted thither yesterday. I NASHVILLE. BARRY CO.. MICHIGAN. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11,1880. —The Christian social held at the residence of Mr. aud Mrs. L. 0. Crock­ er on Wednesday evening, wasa pleas­ ant affair.' A goodly numi>er were present, who, in the course of the eve­ ning were treated to singing, essays, declamations, cimrades and shadow pictures, the latter being fine and af­ fording much ammusement. The as­ sets of the evening were $7.46. —A certain old maid of Nashville, when she retires for the night, now­ bugs to' her shriveled form a heated sad-iron, wrapped in her red flannel petticoat and mournfully contrasts the dimiuatire warming apparatus with the magnificent masculine form which she might have hugged to her Iwaom these cold nights, if she had not im­ agined that he would have thought she meant yes when she falteringly answer­ ed him in the negative. —Irving Cole, of Thornapple lake, shot a tarkey on Friday morning, that he declares will weigh 30 lbs. and as he hud it slung over his shoulder, its head dragged on the ground. It is probably a centenarian. V—p. Holler is going to erect a large •* —H. R. Dickinson, one of oar enter­ prising mw mill men, was handling and commodious custom flouring mill the cant-book on Saturday, when the and have it ready for operation by next darned thing slipped ita hold on the harvest. It is to be an upright, 30x50, log and gave Hi. a belt on the nose with a lean to wing 90x50, and three stories high. The job of putting up that cracked the same. the frame, has be^n let to Horace Lark­ —The billiard saloon dosed on Wed­ ina and work will be commenced im­ nesday, to ascertain whether they w6re mediately. The first load of timber Indulging in games of chance, contrary was drawn on the ground last Thurs­ to the' village ordinanceThey con­ day. The mill is to be erected on cluded to continue the billiards and North Main street, opposite Holler’s give the cards the go-by. residence, and will make another val­ —Outof 500 customers that entered uable addition to our lively manufact­ the lists for that $25. German paisley uring town. •bawl, offered by our enterprising mer­ V—Tax-paying time has arrived and chant, G. A. Truman, Mrs. David Dixthe total valuation of real estate as­ •wn proved the lucky-individual, her sessed in the township is $838,990,00 patronage amounting to $126.73. and the personal property is valued at —A largo dog tried to stop the ex­ $125,325,00-, total, $964,315,00. Upon press going eust, last Saturday, be­ this property is assessed for state tax tween here and Vermontville. He $960.20, county tax $1,547,81, rejected didn’t succeed however and when the tax $17.81, highway tax, $31,61, dog tax train had passed, bis head laid several $154.00. Town tax $1,293.60, School feet from his tail, with his vertebra tax, $2041,00, total $6038.03. The valu­ in twain. ation of real estate in the village is Y —The M. C. R. R. Co. is making ar­ $353,600.00 and the personal property rangements to take 600 car-loads of ice is valued at $82,690,00, and the total from Thornapple lake this winter. The amount of taxes upon this for the vil­ snow has already been scraped off the lage are $3,259.43. ice, which is fully ten inches thick, —The village schools under the dir­ and of better quality than it has been ection of Prof. Niles, andjhe efficient before for several years. corps of teachers, in charge of the dif —Four pounds more would have ferent departments, are progressing made just twenty-seven bushels, finely and are now in a more systematic which was the exact amount of clover working order than ever before. seed raised on fom acres of land, by Great credit is due to the scholars in Daniel Bolinger of West Castleton. all the departments, especially the Young farmers, you'that want to know­ primary and intermediate grades, for how to get big yields of crops godown their exce’lent deportmt nt and the ut­ and see Dan. most decorum and order observed dur­ —Dogs got among Andrew Hardy’s ing school hours, and also for the in­ sheep, which were in a field just east terest manifested in their studies, not of the village one day last wt ek, and only to have perfect lessons, but to killed one of them, besides werrying make np lessons in which they have the rest of them considerably. Those been imperfect. dogs may meet a chunk of cold lead —When genius and ability pervades while ou their perambulations somf Tue News sanctum, then we are hap­ time, if they continue in their reckless py, consequently, on Thursday, when career. Lou. C. Taylor, the good looking editor —The post office department requires of the Charlotte litpublican, beamed that each office keep a corect record of upon us, and we spent a few hours a’l the mail matter that is sent out quotingentire pages from Homer, Cow­ from it, dunpg the first week of Dec., per, Shakespeai, Milton and the other aud the record of this office shows that primitive poets, then we simply revel­ there were mailed during the wesk, ed in happiness. Brother Taylor is ending Tuesday, Dec. 7th, 760, 250 post­ young, but is classed among the en­ al cards, 1480 papers and 9 packages of terprising newspaper managers and transient matter. editors, and through his xealousneas, V—Prof. McAllister of Middleville, the Charlotte Republican has become has organized a singing clasa m this one of the best paying pieces of news­ this village, and ttxs schools will be paper property in the state. held in the Christian church every Monday evening, the Reform Club ' —A reading society has been organiz­ ed in this village, for the purpose of changing their meetings to Tuesday evening of each week, to accommodate reading and studying English literature At present they meet at private houses the Prof, who can only be here on and a selection b read from some En­ Monday evening*. glish author and an essay read ou the —The small boy now amuses himself character of the author and the times by getting astride of a barrel stave and in which he lived and wrote. Prof. coasting down the hillside, and in Nile* was chosen chairman for the the evening after he is snugly tacked next meeting which will be held on away in his little trundle bed, bis thia press (Friday) evening atjthe mother half soles the gable end of his residence of E. Chipman, and the sub­ trowsero and in the morning he goeth ject for consideration will be Chaucer, forth to rasp them out again by strad­ and his writings. Those meetings will dling a narrower stave. undoubtedly prove a source of much —Two bulls and a calf. The widow benefit to those who join and take an Bull of Irving, of M summers and the active part therein. same number of winters, has just tak­ —The boarders at McGraw’s, and a en to her bosom another husband, in few others who have called in to spend the person of one Culver, of Yankee the evening there, have been enter­ Spnngs, a tender youth of 10 years. tained for some time past, by the mes­ The widow Las had two former hus­ meric exhibition of E. B. Trumb’e, band, but they were too old, however one of the boarders who recently dis­ now she has one young enough for her, covered that be possessed the power to if he can only stand the racket con troll certain of his fellow boarders, —On Tuesday morning last, Scott including his host, James McGraw. Ellis, Wolcott’s barn-yard clerk, com­ The boys say that he had Jim hugmenced building a fire in the kitcheu of ing one of their number, under the udthe Wolcott House, and a couple of the fstustion that it was his wife, who had gills came down, and one of them, a just returned from a long absence. It Swede girl, began to interfere, when an is also stated that he ha* kept Milt. altercation ensued, in which the girl Fleyharty under his control fnr some had her dress stripped off. Scott knock­ time, so that he has not indulged in the intoxicating cap for several weeks. If ed her down, and she jumped up and this be the <»se, it woald be a proflttook the poker, and proceeded to defend ibit investment for the R. R. Club to herself admirably, when Charley was btre a lueamerist who would control drinking class, and vhold atmaoned and the battle waa squelch- the entire eDUr5 .Anting hoM T vTr t » .‘T them spell-bound until the saloon kaepad. Ellis kit next day, whitbar. Tju> er would give up ids businaa for want N*;wa knoweth not. of ostronage. * | TERMS; 3150 per Yeai Devoted to the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun. L00AL GIBBLE-G ABBLE. Aafi Personal Chit-Chat. A. R. Wolcott’s new sign is re(a)d erery day: C.-C. Wolcott has been on the sick list for a few days. F. M. Potter of Vermontville was in town on Saturday. Cat Ainsworth lias his new bouse on Main street inclosed. C. W. Smith, G. A. Truman and F. C. Boise have new ads. . Thiais good weather for sleighing, but poor sleighing for the weather, v Jim. Cook has sold oat his interest in the billiard room to C. N. Dunham. [The thermometer has been indicating eighty and ten degrees above zero for nearl. a week. ‘ , -*A:-D. Hayiior, a cousin of Libby McDerby, was the guest of Frank MeDerby over Sunday. H. T. Davidson has spent the part week visiting among friends at Angus-' ta and Hickory Corners, David.' Dixon and wife started for Missouri, on Wednesday, to visit Lu. Biggs, for a few weeks. The township treasurer will l>e at the office of G. A. Truman, every Tuesday to receive taxes. Thos. Blaisdell is blessed in his old age by the advent of an heir, in bis household. It’s a daughter. A new boiler arrived at the depot on Saturday, for Wm. Spires’ engine, in Ins saw mill in Maple Grove. And still they come. This time ita a girl, and is stopping at Boston’s. She made her debut on last Saturday last. Webb’s Minstrels sung their songs and spoke their pieces at the Opera on Thursday night. They were excellent VG. A. Truman is fitting np the room lately occupied by The News, over his store for J. L. Sigsby, who will occupy it ns a dental room. There will be preaching at the Bap­ tist church by Rev. Mr. Teel of Char­ lotte, hereafter every Tuesday evening until further notice. The household goods of T. T. Dewey of Maple Grove passed through town on Monday morning enroute for his new home at McBrides. Loyal E.KHappen and Sheriff Hough­ tali n of Hastings passed through this village on Monday enroute for the Barker trial in ’Assyria. E. S. Loomis’ wife came to this vil­ lage on Saturday and made her hus|band a short visit. She will return again in a few days to stay. The Florida Museum now on exhibi­ tion at the Boston store is the only show ever in Nashville, which hjtd more to exhibit, than it advertises. The church was well filled at the R. R. Club meeting Monday evening, and after the usual order of business Prof. McAllister sang two or three tine songs. The Clever Bros., Conrad, Henry and Dani(*l,started in haste for Ohio. Thurs­ day morning. A tidegram announcing the expected death of a loved mother was tl.e cause thereof. Ez. Whitmore has been home, having a tassel with the intermittent fever for a few weeks, and returned on Satur­ day, able to attend to his duties as a salesman in W. G. Aylsworth’a store. '- Andy Lenz has bought out the res­ taurant next door to his cigar factory, set up the cigars to all the boys, thoro­ ughly renovated the establishm^nt, and proposes to dish up an A No. 1 lunch or dinner for all who have the cash. The regular services will be omitted at the M. E. church on Sunday evening and instead, there will be a children’s meeting, the exercises will be recita­ tions. elect reading, singing by the school and short remarks by teachers and officers. Mr. Fred Dean of Maple Grove, will deliver his lecture on "The Genius of America,” at the temperance club meet­ ing next Tuesday evening. Fred is a young man of superior talent in oratory aud as he is one of our neighboring townsmen, we bespeak for him a full house. Mr. M. J. Fanning of Jackson, the celebrated Irish orator will canvas Barry Co. in the interest of the con­ stitutional prohibition amendment Mr. Fanning is one of the best temper­ ance workers in the state, and we shall be glad to welcome him to our village at an early day. The M. E. Social will be entertained by Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Wheeler at their residence on Wednesday evening next, refreshments will be served and a cor­ dial invitation is extended to all. As part of the entertainment, Mr. Wheel­ er says be proposes to exhibit to the company, something they have never seen before, that he has never seen before, and that no one will ever A WEE! OF AMU8EMEHT. The Maxwell’s are coming George ;-.nd Modaline, supported by the best dramatic talent, now traveling in the state, and will appear at the Opera house on Mon da- night in that thrill­ ing military drama in 3 acts, entitled "The French Spy” or "The Fall of Algiers.” Their repertoire is entirely new, and comprises all the leading sen­ sational dramas, and comedies of mod­ ern times. The fame of the Maxwell’s is ao well known in this vicinity that comment b unnecessary and the citi­ zens of Nashville may expect a rare treat and a week’s entertainment that the? will feel well repaid for (Nitronizing. Secure a season ticket, have a few extra stitches taken on your but­ tons. and rest asured that you will be made to forgit your cares, and laugh till your sides will ache, at the mirth provoking retorts of the comedian. Reserved seats on sale at Boise’s drug store. COUNTY LINE. The sewing machine bualncse is quite brisk. Mr. L. Merrifield has rented a portion of the Credit SuBscMimoMfl $1.76. NUMBER 12. LOCAL MATTERS. Great ItargNiu*. I have decided to close out my entire business, and from Ibis date offer all <rf my ipal estate, inclading my hotel Mr. Rozxle Buck, of Yankee Springs, Is visit­ property,'saloon property, hardware ing In this vicinity. and agricultural room, with stock and Miss Ella Lamb, who baa been sick for the good will in trade, for sale od very fav­ orable terms. Thia is an opportunity Mr. Wm. Spire has Just received a new boiler seldom offered, and will bear investi­ from Grand Rapids, and Is preparing to do a gating, as I wish to close entirely out by the first of January. To reduce the heavy winter’s work. stock as fast as possible, I will offer at Tim Brooks has postponed the moving of his special bargains anything you may domicil, on account of the cold weather we want in the hardware line or agricultu­ have had for the past few day*.' ral department. A fine line of cutters, . A few nights ago some human form entered bobs, slcigh-rnaner attachments and the bam of Calvin Bassett, where be has lately sewing machines, to close out. I wish also to close every account by kept his pork and other produce, and carried January 1st, either by cash or note, and off about 25 lbs of pork. all my patrons whom I have accommo­ On Thursday of last week, a little boy of dated in the past, will confers personal Thomas Gould’s bad occ of his fingers cut from favor by calling aud settling at once. his hand by placing it in the cogs of a wring­ Cash Preferred. ing machine while In motion. C.C. WOLCOTT. On Saturday last there was seen a man aged ty D. C. Griffith, i* now receiveover sixty years, endeavoring to make his way Ing his second stock of goods since homeward on foot, but being heavy ladened Sept. 1st. He reports many styles of with tanglefoot, be didn’t make much progress. gpods ranch lower thah they war* Bob will be so kind as to excuse us if we earlier in the season. offended him with regard to the word “sooner." SHver Ware. ANOTflF.R “PEW FROM WJABLICK." We meant that you had sooner come up in I have a large stock of the above, Maple Grove every two weeks than to remain and can make it an object for yon to • Njlshvh.i b, Dec. 7,1880. In the town of Bellevue. What a pleasant ride buy of me, Rogers & Bro. very beat Eoitcm Btbono : over those delightful hills. Who con blatnc goods at very low prieia. H. G. HAUL Ever since I writ them tu pieces which wus yout Certainly “ " ‘ not “one of the b(b)oy*.” Autograph and Photograph printed tn the Ncxi while you wux gon North, X. Y. Z. Albums, all hew and handsome stylo# to ace them dusky maidens, wat the Hawk sod at reduced prices. H. G. Hale. you went to see, Mrs. Garlick has bln tellln on WOODLAND. hern Melissa tellln Ann, that ahe hern Sophy a tellln BUI, as bow ther wuz things happening right here in this ere village most every week that nobody tells ye on, so yu can’t print ’em- penal) and paper and write another letter fur the Nuzb, coz Ire hern lot* uv thing* that I must tell.” 1 tell you, Mr. Strong, she’s the consarndeat woman to hear thing*,' of anybody you ever seen, and when ahe hear* anything, ahc remember* the hull on it and moor to. A story never lose* anything by goln thru her. She aald that Bill told Melinda that be hern down town tother day, that Jim McGraw went down cellar a few day* ago to git a crock of butter that he had bln savin to use when butter got fckercc, and he looked and hunted, and hunted and looked, but nary a crock could be find, and he made up hi* mind that butter hed bin gettln mighty akerce down in thet ere cellar. He new thet the butter hed bin stole, crock and all, ao he hurried afore a squire and got out a papur wat sed he might look fur that ere crock all over Frank Borne*' house, but he didn't hav any better luck than he did in hi* own house, so he goes to the squire and gets permission to find that ere butter tn Hank Heath’* house, but he didn't find it Just the same, ao be went itome. Blmeby he went down Into hi* cellar agin for sumtbing, .and coodn't find it coz that crock of butter stood afore it. Ha! ha! I'D bet he'll look sharper next time, co* be inode them folks offul mad whore he went to look fdr his crock,and there wux sum talk of puttln tlu> law to him fur it, but I ge«J they won't do that, do J**** . *■ . Polly—that’s Mr*. Garlick—went a vlsltln tother day, and when the cum home, she had the consarndcat lot of stuff to tell me about a couple of wimmln who live or« on diet aide of town wat'* toward Vennontvllle. She aed tha hed been been fighting Just like men. only tha didn't stand up and knock each other down, but they pulled and hauled, and got each odier on the floor, and talked perfectly offul about each oilier, and both on cm was madder'n two wet hens, and aetUn hen* at thet. I've hern it whispered around thet Nashville wux goln to her a Nashunal bank where they make munny by the handful, and then they'll let it out tu us poor feller* tu dubblc in fore year*. Polly say* thet Nashville Is goii< to be a big city, and sum day It'll be the capital uv all these towns around here, and we'll hev a court house, and a fair ground, and a park, and a fire company, and a big brick skool house, and the town will be divided into wards, and we’ll hev a mayer, and an aiderman, and I can’t remember half she said we’d have, but when she say* we'll have enythlng, you bet your bool* we'll hev* it, and don't you forget IL Ben ted thet Bill *ed thet bls wife told him thet Dan Evert* wanted half the money thet farm, fur 42 rabbit* thet wui killed there on but his friends went snd advised him not to sue for only one third, c*uze that’* *11 the land Mr, Haight killed two foxes this week. John Lee’s house is done and John wUl be D. B- Kilpatrick has his Christmas present Il is a gal. Get your stockings ready for old Santa Claus is coming. Remember the Institute on 18th. A good time is expected. Come one come all. Petitions for Deputy Hbcrlff Is all the go now, no icss than four are being circulated. Dr. Tanner is no where now. We bad a young lady who attended school here this fall that fasted ten weeks. 'The barn of H. Curtis, living one half rollc cast of the Tunerack school house, was burnt to the ground Tuesday night, about midnight. One span of t< irses and harness ami all of his liny,besides what a fanner would naturally keep In the bam were all consumed. Mr. Curtis has been a hard working man. until about four which time ha* not been able to do much and the loos falls very heavily on him. The fire originated from oome unknown hand. Henry 8Unchcomb and lhe King'* family had a quarrel last week. Stincbcotqb having uome wood on King’s place, went to draw It borne, and Mrs. King ordered him off the place, but Hank wanted the wood and James King insistedou SUncheomb leaving the place, nrvl thrcatnlng his "life, drew back and sent one from his ahoulder, which took effect on Hank's nose, which caused a warrant to be taken out forJlm.und John Hines and Andrew Carpenter went to arrest him, but James took to his heels and lit out. Prof. Graves will conduct a musical conven­ tion. under the aus pieces of the Woodland mu­ sic society, commencing Dec. 27th. at 7 o'clock | p. m. To be held during the week, al • either Baptist or the Kilpatrick church, In W'oodland, The tuition wDI be within, the reach of all. Aepple accomodations will be mode for all who may attend and quite a number from abroad will be present, Prof. Grave* bringing two or tiuee fine singers with him from Lansing. A grand, good and profitable time is expected. In which all arc invited to partake. Nell. “Rabbit la that way, by rcliln the trax, and then raebby I horn a good joke on J. Michael Martin, and BUI told Polly, that Melissa told Ann thet ’two* a fact thet Michael bed been gittln In he bung around the law-shop of J. M. until he left it for a few minute*, when Frank quietly E7* Call at H. G. Hale’s, and aeo those beautiful silk velvet Photograph Frames. Fifteen different styles. E. P. Roe, Mrs. Holmes. May Agate • Fleming and Allen Pinkerton. The works of all the above authors at the reduced price of $1.25 per copy at H. G. Hale’s. <y An assortment of 500 Sterescopis Views, foreign and American, only 60 eta. a dozen, and Sterescope. A iius one for 50 eta. each, at H. G. Hale’s. ry E. P. Roe,* new Book,”A Day of Fate,11 price $1.25 at H. G. Ha lea. FP* Fine family Bible, containing old and new testament*, apocrypha, concordance and paninis and twenty-fivs engravings; alu> familv record, nt ths low price of $3.00 at H. G. Hale’s. GT Ten pounds of Oil Meal for 25cts. _______ nt H. G. Hale’b. Stntuury. . Some beautiful subjects as follows: "Rock of Ages,” "Compulsory Prayer,” "Lost Breakfast.” “Riding Hood,” etc. Call and see these beautiful presenta. H. G. Hale. IV* A large stock of Cutters anil Bob Sleighs, for sale cheap,at Wolcott’s. I sell more goods for 10 Um. of butter, 4 doz. of eggs and a few shillings is money than any man in Barry county. D. C. Griffith. r^' Christmas and New Year’s pres­ ents at F. T. Boise’s. HP' Books and Toys for the littta folks at F. T. Boise’s. ty A new arrival of reudy-mada Clothing nt A. S. Liebuavser’s. Holiday gifts at F. T. Boise’s. »ar Ohl oh 1 oh! My! my 1 my 1 Koe! kecI ry Oysters by the dish, and serve t keel have you seen all the nice pretty Christ­ up in all tire latest styles at mas goods at C. W, Smith’s. Lost! Lost! In this village last Saturday a rod pass-book containing valuable paper* W. L. Pamkbx. 0! Bay!! Have you seen those fine Silk Wipes and Tie* at (12-15) A. L. Ransr’s! SB-26 pair more of thsse cheap Horse Blankets Just received st Tsumak's. av* CMf. Gumming ssws 50 eta. Filing 86, at W. X Sbiblda. J. L. Stevens AV can shoe your ry This week I reduce prices oa Sheeting*, Dress Goods, Cloakings, Robber Boots, Sugar and other numer­ ous other article-' for cash. I don’t give away goods but will meet compe­ tition from all quarters remember that; D. C. Griffith. (3T CUI and secthose Marble Top Tablas WAITED. W Hold your horses 1 Walt till you have wen the mammoth etoek of holidaay goods al C. W. SWITM’B. Good Hickory Hoop Pole* at ths Cooper Shop of.M. L. Stxvxks. «■ Boys don’t forget to call on Andy for first class cigars. chrumo, or II fact almost anything line of furnltun^ beautify* a home, and oeptablc fur Chriatmas, found al Kbllooo, Bell A Co's. Bu*i ty For choice steaks that require no teeth to chew call on C. W. Smith’s sung Meat Market. Attention, Taxpayer*. ®u)’ Juur Silver and Plated War* of Tuesday and Friday ofteraoou* of Meh week to Fleming and have it marked without extra charge. _____________________ KT Oysicra by the can.l>ulk or dish *t will mark Silver hevhig Uie collateral tu secure the coveted Pbbl Gaelic*. and Hanker­ articles make present for a H. G. Hale. GT Oysters by the quart or can at order on Wheeler fur a fue dollars, which Frank took and giv him credit fur on the books and thet made bls det moast even. Michael •W All the leading br*nd» of fine cut such then ordered a bag of potatoes, which Frank as May Flower, Old Congrr**, Hiawatha, aud put up, and then Wheeler told him not to the t*»t BOct, totauro, In town also smoking when they didn't kww it, and Frank woodr.’t ty Handsome Glove chief Boxes, the above an elegant Christmas lady. Cash paid for hide*, pelts and fur at the Elevator. A. Aixswoirrn. ty A large stock of New Goods just recJvedsl Wbulbm's. out a ohlngle with thia inscription. rp" Toys, a Urge stock of tfiem jaitt opened, aud will be sold cheap. No trouble to show goods, whether you buy or not. H. G. Hale. «r Those Rockford Watches take the lead, M already sold and not one failure found only (W-14.) On Real Estate >ecuritjr at low rate*. C. H. Brady. �rowtHxflored envelope—another and an other. Ismiled. Bo did he. "What a vile, narrow prejudice it is,’ said Fred.“Whatr have loved twenty—fifty—R*y. a hun­ dred times. I always love some cm*. Rom eti rues two at a time—sometimes hands that are A Montreal paper thinks Americans lack respect toward their candidate* for the Prwmiuncy because they were often ———.T.—— —f J...—I — .... Tlnncock. It says that this lack of title is what' the English accord onlv to crimi­ nals, prisoners or litigants. The equals and superiors of the Englidi nobility, however, not infrequently address them “This h Beaconsfield, Argyle, etc. They them­ selves generally affix their signatures in this simplicity also. It does not imply disreapect to speak of a public man or a public servant without title or any sup­ erfluity of address. Indeed, the greater and the. more respected the man, the nimpltT becomes the name by which he nm wormed by them as I am when I This holds true of all stand in the sunshine. Because I have is designated. a garden here, when the beams of tho kinds of publicity: in politics, literature, .and science. It is Bacon, Shaksponre, god of day fall on’my shoulder. with a Columbus, Washington, Jefferson, Jackpleasing ardor—must I not feel the aon, Webster, Clay, Lincoln, Grant, warmth when I stand in your gnrdi n Lee, Whittier, Longfellow, Humboldt, yonder? It is the great principle— Darwin. Dickens, Thackeray, Gladstone, should the object of my early love die, Disraeli, Hugo, Napoleon, a hundred must I be ever thereafter dead to th<most exquisite of human passions? times to once of these names wjth any Death is only absence. I know twelve “handla.” It is Byron a scoroof times to once of Lord Byron, and Scott to Sir preUy women. They are better than Walter Scott The more assured a man’s men. Nature made them so. They position the less he needs to hangout his are all different—all excellent—all divine. Oon I bo blind ? Can I lie deaf ? Shall Signs. The distinguished lawyer, the I deny that their voices are sweet—their ‘ eminent physician, generally parades • Jamal! and obscure shingle.’’ It . < a —their minds plear — j ini— hearta tender and • '"mall *ad obscure “shinglo. It telligentt Na I lore them uU-Jnli^. “ / th« "•» ““ or young mon M»rr Fumy, Helen. Henrietta, '^*A‘ «>• targu K“‘ tatter. «t I uotu .thiiL of them without «n»- "Wr oorruflor. ________ tens’ and Thackeray’s pictures tiomot delight.” In Dieki of kitchen life the butlers and footenen Frederick felt a hand upon his shoul­ always talk of “our house” and whst der. He looked up. It was Mrs. B., “ wc>i" referring to their employers, con­ his. wife. m . .A, template doing; and they ore exceedingi "The deuce! Mid he. I had with“ The deuce 1” ssid with- j, firtimilur m to the etyle in whiok I dr»wn, of co™. Im. beehelcir my- u * m be •ddruMcd by e«h other. [ Mlf—eurtam leetu™ ue not in my wey. I Tb^ nowjy^muicipated «l»ro. of the [I here trouble, enough of my own. : Bonfl, do id, other tho honor of ontK'*-„B-du! di?°i"t ting » tiUe to each other', n.me. ith Mr. B. did not oome homo to te*. I did ; j, j, j,nT, conKiontiowily .nd not got up next morning to b«okta.t. pullrtiliou»ly "Sir. Jolmring," or "Mr. Bo I could not know what was tho re- 1 Thompson. suit. Mra. B. is one of tiw very loveliest . (Jjeheat of a partisan campaign, an women I ever met I bjdieve I have two . excited Bpcukcr or writer may oocamonor three models myself. It is pleas- . pn^riBty by attaching, in­ ant enough, but then—every rose has its tktlk,huig> ,s title to a man’s thorns. j name. “Jimmy” Buchanan, “Abe” “Only think I” said she to me, her ' Lincoln, “Jimmy” Blaine,” “Bill” eyes moistened with tears, her cheek ■ English occasionally slip into speech crimson with whnme, her bosom pul pi tat- ' and editorial, but even these offenses ing with distress, “twelve ! He - loves I against courtesy ore rarer than formerly, twelve, ho says.” ' In respect to those men whose admirers constant, immutable.” “Hark ye,” said Fred, “I seldom cease to love. Adding another angel to the list does not infer the striking out of any of tho others. There is do limit. LOVE PASSASES. Oupid, I adore thee I There is a eh arm ■ — . . Turn up your lip, old So arcrout I we eamioi. We—the young—ths gay—the healthy—the bappv 1 Wisdom!— physic—no more !—fling them both to the dogs, say L Wisdom ! fiddlesticks ! I am tlroa of it What is- it?— pair of goggles to the eyas of ardent youth I—» buna foot I—a peddler’s pack, full of invaluable things, but then so heavy I Wisdom is a schoolmaster, with a ferule and a frown, a broad­ brimmed hat, a voioe that makes the ears ring. It is always hammering away al your ears and your conscience. You axe circumscribed within narrow limits. You must not, for your life's soke, go out of bounds. You must not look at the sunshine, nor pluck the fruit, nor bathe in the stream, nor smell tho open­ ing flowers. This is wisdom. It makes avarioe a habit and suspicion a duty. It checks the ardor of youth, extin­ guishes thb fire of hope, and saddens even tho brightness of virtue. Who hoa it?—the old, tho wrinkled, the sick, the superannuated 1—they who have drained the dregs of pleasure. It is the lesson of rnshabSSL bought by disappointment; and it teoohee distrust, melancholy and Give me hope, joy, youth, love I And this brings mu back to my sub­ ject. ' Cupid—laughing, rosy, blooming boy I How thy sweet mischief troubles man and women, beardless imp I—gray heads, prudes, scholars, philosophers, statesmen ; and aa for poets, such as Frederick—Jove I it makes my heart ache. Poor Frederick I Ono of my pe­ culiarities is a strong tendency to differ in opinion from other people upon al­ most every possible subject. I never mouth tho matter. I come out roundly. I have no doubt the reader is fond of roast beef and plum pudding. Now, I detest them. Nothing could be more gross, earthly, stultifying. Beside, no man food of such stuff docs, ever did, or can sit down to such a meal without run­ ning into excess. Then come custard, ice-cream, fruit, almonds, raisins, wine. You rise with u distended stomach and heavy head, and stagger away with , brutish npatny. I am for light diet— milk, rice, fruit—sweet, harmless things of nature. No lamb bleeds far me, N-_ stately ox is slain that I may feast Old mother earth supplit s my slender appe­ tites. The dedp, deep spring, door as crystal—tho innocent vegetables—ethoreal food. Thus I am light as fair. I am keenly susceptible to every moral and natural beauty which few enthusi­ astic beef-eaters ore. I differ from everybody in another thing. I lielieve in lovo at first sight We ought to be able to toll in s wook whether a woman would do for a wife. The judgment of true love is intuitive; a glance, and it is done. A man of genius has in his own imagination a standard of tho object of his lovo—an unexplainable model—the prototyjw to which exists somewhere in reality, although he may never liavo seen or heard of ner. Thu fa wonderful, but it is true. . He Wanders about the world, impervi­ ous to all the delicious, tlrrilling, aoul- they are tender, but they touch not him. There aro black—they are pierc- Ing, but his heart remain.", whole. At aoul shining from her countenance. Gaze meets gaze, and thought sparkles into thought until th a magic blaze is kindled, und—they fall in love. It sometime* happens that, for one model in the bnsgmatinn of a man of mow proi.-types iu jeai >uo; or, raw he baa two or three different models. have more models than one. They lead him astray. They involve him in diffi­ culties. They play the very mischief with him. mate ought to know that it is no affair of ma. If a schoolboy have the organ of -agtofiiinnfip1 :------------------- *■“ v— *~ killing flire. but _____ . But this brings me back again to my subject I never could toll bow many of these models Fred had; a great many, no doubt He was a sad dog—a Don Juan —a sort of Giovanni—but that w»* his bomnsss. Oh, the sweet woman I It is • dm<at incredulous. Ho must have ing to be near him ; to catch tha light and beat of the thousand glances which fell upon—and rf which you caught a tilera. Thrv all loved h’m and he loved them alL His soul was as largo m St P-far's. “ What axe you thiaking of, Fred ?' all over alike, drops that ooms in the fnlds of the skin and at the corncra of tha finger-nails aud other ports of tho hand. It would seem sa'if the hardened skin could not heal or hod not vitality enough in it to close these unsightly gaps. I have often had my hands dry up and chap by one day’s exposure to cold. I suppose mine are like some other people’s in this respect, and crack or chap by tho action of our cold, dry weather contracting the skin. Whatever the cause, however, I will warrant the cure, which is simple, os follows : Take ordinary white resin, say one ounce; melt it in any conven­ ient vessel (I use a patty pan); when melted odd a little lard or oil until the resin is sufficiently softened, so that when quite cold, and in a temperatnre of 80 or 90 degrees, the thumb nnil can be indented into it by using a little force. If the hands to be affected are to be used out of doors tho consistency will Iw hard enough ; if it is harder it will break or crack off and will fail; if softer tho application will not adhere sufficiently to resist washing. When you have ob­ tained the right consistency by means of the oil or lord mix the whole thorough­ ly, and put it by for use. When want­ ed, and your chape are paining so much that to unbutton a button seems impos­ sible, soften tho wax at one spot by bolding the petty pan over a lamp. Take an ordinary match, and with the end that has no phosphorus on it raise up a drop by dipping the match into the melted wax ; hold it a moment to cool, but do not let it get cold ; th^n touch the chap with a drop of the melted mixt ure. You need not burn yourself, but thu wax must be molting hot. At first you will find some difficulty in using it hot enough to sticli, but not hot enough to burn , the flosh. Directly the drop of hot wax is applied os above, and before it cools, have ready a little piece o'f ordinary newspaper and place it at onoo on the chap. The pejn-r will adhere firmly, and if it does not do so warm it over a lamp until it does. Then moisten the paper with the saliva from tho mouth or otherwise, and tear off all the out­ side projecting portions, leaving the wax alone. If properly done, the unsized newspaper will readily receive moisture —all but that port exposed to the wax— and when dried (which takes place in a few seconds) you will-have the most comforting and healing plaster imagingble on tho chap, and in ten minutes you can go about your ordinary occujistion comparatively free from pain. Do this at night and use no oil or grease first, and next morning your chaps will be vastly less inflamed and quite easy. Of course flesh will not heal in a minute, i b t or thre<J appiicationB will altogather cure them Jo tar - »x>v p«m vited out to take*** with a handsocne voung widow, having the small incum­ brance of $40,Of®, and a beautiful and interesting httie daughter of about G years of age. 'Dus little girl—whom we shall take the liberty o! calling Mary— although very much ixdoved by all who knew her, had the habit of speaking aloud in company, and commenting on each and every peculiarity that any of her m am ms’s guests might have; and the charming widow, knowing tho fact, took little Mary aside on the afternoon what in ths following manner : “ Mary, dear 1 I have invited a very particular friend of mine to oome and take tea with me this evening, and, os he has rather a long nose, I wish to worn you against apeaking of it in his presence. He is the moat sensitive upon that point of all subjects ; therefore, if you allude to it in his presence, you fdinll mo-.it rifwuredly be severely repri­ manded. But, on the other hand, if you will sit up in your little chair and l>e n ladv, you shall Lave that beautiful froeteii cake I purchased of the bakertlds morning.” Little Mary made the requisite prom­ ise, and was amusing herself with her abundant supply of playthings when the long-nosed friend arrived. The com­ pliments of the day having been ex­ changed, and the usual topics of the time fully discussed, the widow, with one of her b!andeei smiles, invited Mr. —— into the adjoining room to partake of the choicest dainties with which tho table was bountifully supplied. As they were passing out of the room, leaving little Mary to amuse herself os beat she could, the little cherub hastily intafcepted them nt the door, and, archly looking up into the animated countc-, nance of ner mother^ exclaimed: “ Mother, dear, ain’t it most time for me to have my .nice frosted cake for not saying any tiling about this gentleman’s long noec ?’’ The widow tainted, and the long-nosed crentleman is stdl a bachelor. A Matrimonial Pre dieament. . Tho romance of a poor young man who was only partially marri. 4 in Lyons, I is fold by a Paris jourpoL He was be­ trothed- to a young Frenchwoman, whose expectations were considerable enough to give her the right to be called an heir­ ess. The contract bod been signed at the family lawyer's, the banns had boon published in the church, aud on the day “A whole jury I” said L fixed far the civil marriage the young । gitimate even if it be not in the best of “It is monstrous I” said she. couple, with their friends ■ and relations, taste to ’ call them by their popular “Monstrous indued I” echoed L met at the Moirie. The Mayor asks the “What if I should love twelve offl- ; names. “Bob " Ingersoll, “ Ben " Butbride and bridegroom the fatal ques­ lev, “Zach" Chandler, " Harry "Clay, ! oera ?” said she. tions, “ Do you tuke so-and-so for wife?" | “Andy” Johnson, aro tho outgrowths I “Tit for tat,” said L “ Do you take so-and-so for husband?" ni*. ” said o.A.u she. O1,v. I of popular whims, affection and famil( “Or six, Both answer “Yea." The Mayor pro-! “Too good for him," said L her ”ty which,though thoughlacking lackingreverence, reverence, I, taking taking her » fiarit ywhich, uuunoes them married and offers his con- ‘ h«na. d“K1» cUul—\ 71«—a ! are not essentia"v di«r»»«T»r4fnl gratulalions. Tho next step is to sign , i troll “Or three," said she. 1 *«><<Free Prett.________________ --------- from them is concerned. I ofttn have tha register. The husband and wile—so । “Or one,” said I, drawing her toward. [ How theSupreme 1 > daily How the SupremeCourt Court Is Is Opened. Opened. uauj eight or m nine >uuv fingers doctored uwiviou In m they aro culled—sign, and so do their me and her soft hpa. She .was — begin •• ’ -------— but *—* my — fle.li will :”------*- frieuds; the Mayor is just about to aign, I--------r kissing -v — 1 To with, Ibero i> • Jegmo of- 1; Uii» uumuer, end I S? "•*" 1 “J"™?’ ,lovo-i tox ilignily imd .t»Ur boring nbonl tho I «nd blood in ono day's oxpoonre.' when a telegram is put into his hands an­ TboplolwM wraugod. Frederick bad ; cowl .nd it. members, which perrninteo ‘ nouncing that the bridegroom has already Marriage. meditntcd a journey of twodnj™, bni w„ 0V1;o ,he bamblo Th,m Imwu married in a foreign country, and mdlcd l»ck by an anooymou. nolo .1 9 | j, , to tto eoart-rixim which re- I The foundation of every good govern- tho needful papers to prove the state­ | the same evening. I'-alia the Sabbath of the Covenanters. I meut is the fondly. The beat and most ment are ou their way. 'The Mayor hesi­ I T^l womon wo »o ream. ! W. hind Wlian ,bo i„,o.unLiry teol- । prosp?r<>uB country is that which has the tates, and tells the party to oom« before Um, uniform, w th. Uulor w “I nm than- ., „„ j, 1 greatost numlier of hoppy firesides. The him again in a fortnight from that day. dor-.tinck oxouumed ,Fnd to mo. !j Ior wioa wbor holiest institution among men is mar­ Meanwhile nothing more is heard from I ?h’nA'r’.d, **£*.•“ ®“v““ “ of Mo. wid woo to him who gibe, or riage. It has taken the race of countless tho sender of the telegram, and, assum­ out What! Koto—my dear Kate!" jokes • • ■in the : august presence °of- the apje to come up to the condition of mar­ ing it to have been sent by some mis­ Tears gushed from his eyes. court. Thu court is o]x*nod about this riage. Without it there would be no chievous or malevolent person, the Mayor " I how it myself,” Baid the servant. nil but nlreiuly already married ooiyile couple fashion: At 12 o’clock (noon) the civnizatiou, no human advancement, no tolls tho all ready the register. But | “Kbiaedbor!” 4 \ to .. sign r __ _____ _______ Justices come in from the consulting­ life worth living for. Life is a failure to timtheisi_. “Six times,” said John. rooms and take uiiur their acai* seate uu on mo the any woman who has not secured the lovo thu lady lins changed her mini! She! r. , , . . ruoniB minluxe Frederick caught the purtol and point- 1M,nek Ato die k.ft tho cham. aud adoration of somu good man. Life declares that she believes the story of ed it at his head. wrenched it it from J youthllU officer, whose Is a mockery to any man, no matter the telegram, sends’ buck her presents,; II wrenched from | lwr b and bias tho Mayor on no account to ■ ... „ _ ..-r* . I businres is to catch the first glimpse of whether he 1>b mendicant or monarch, Come with me, I said. Perhaps j mi^nciug Judges. Then comes who has not won tho heart of some sign. The briaegroom, on tho other; it may be a mistake. [ three rape with a jxmderous gavel by worthy woman. Without love and mar­ hand, orders him to sign. The Mayor j We opened the door softly. In the ! the same officer. This is meant as a riage, all the priceless jovs of this life oousulta tho Jugc-dc-Paix, who advises1 next room sat Mrs. B. ; st her feet a rich- I signal for the audience to rise. Then, would bo as ashes on the lips of the him to do what the lady tells him. He 1 takes the advice, and at present the heir­ with the Chief Justice in advance, children of men. ly-dressed young soldier, who kissed her “You liad better be the emperor of ess and her admirer are estranged. hand, received from her a lock of hair, the Judges enter from the right of tho To the rear of the Jus­ some loving and tender heart, and she swore he loved her, and left her with on chamber. Is “Damn” an Oath? tices' seats is an aisle. In the cen­ the empress of yours, than king of the ardent embrace. ter is an arched entrance for tho Chief world. The man who has really won tho “ Damn." as a noun sul>stantintive, is “ I am suffocating,” said Fred. “ Hush !’’ I exclaimed. “See, therein Justice. Through this aisle the Judges love of one good woman in this world it an old regular word, used frequently in another. How familiarly ho seate him­ tile and take positions on the right and matters not though ho die in the diten a English writers down io the first part of •aft None enter until the Chief Jus­ beggar, his life has been a success.’’ tiie seventeenth ccntnry. We do not see self by her side—takes her hand—” There is a heathen book which says: why so ponderous- a word has been tice emerges from tho center en­ “ I shall strangle to death I” woman trance. Alter uwjcc . Aiver all an have nave filed niea in,tiie m,uie Chief vmei “Man ----- — is-strength; n—> —— is beauty; dro]>pcd by. lexicographers. In some “ Patience 1" Justine m«k<» a gnlodnl obeuMWO to I “ “ W. «»■»»» » lovo. ’ Whoa places, as, if we ajieak of how original “ Dearest Colonel!” exclaimed Juba. tho .landing ondieBoo. Thon Uio Ju.- I U"> «■>« >7“ “>”<>«> «?<l sin lies heavy on us, it seems s most ap­ “ The other was only the Lieutenant,” tine, takeiita, > Uroko ol th* g.™l i> | ““ “'■» «“““ >°’m lh«‘ «• *>>• propriate word. “Wo inherit, with whispered John. mule, and the audience umte itaeU. Uta "7 > “ « b"™ and ooma and Adam's nature, the damn cleaving to it 1" “ I am blessed with too fewsuch faith­ ’ . _ . ril >n Hl.. o-vi pin" fz>-r araae opening of the court falls upon a youth­ ait in the housfi and sing for joy. This use of the word come down to our ful friends os you.” American grandfathers, uid lasted even I held Fred still with the grasp of a ful otfimaL It is after the old English A Russian Execution. form, “Oli, yea; oh, yea," otc., and contill the time when tho “ Continental cur­ giant • Frequent ss Nihilist executions haVe rency ” was a “dead loss.” So camo tho “ That I love you, I cannot deny. A oludee with the words, “God bless the The court been during tho last few yean, the vic­ expression; “Not worths Continental woman of noal Jovee just as she liappens honorable Supremo Court.” to be placed in relation to men. She h is now ready for business. A£ the Jus­ tim* are happily of a very different or­ damn;” or “dead loss.” And for short: warmed by their noble character m she tices ore clad in black silk gowns with der from those of the days of Nicholas. “Not worth a damn"—or bit of paper is when she stands in the sunshine. It on ecclohiustioal cut In tho dispatch of But many men still living cau remcmlxir that was a dead loss ! It is not to the buxinen the Chief Justice is quite expe­ | a bleak December morning in St. Peters- credit of our American lexicographers is the great principle." —_—, — -L-— _ — -JofIL— moot —a brilliant re- ; 1burg when a dozen the that thov have not recognized this origin “ Loveliest of thy sex,” said her com- ditious. He is always ready with a r„ ply to a question, and eminently satis­ mon in Russia were led out to die upon of a phrase peculiarly American, and The Justices on the bench as­ one gallows, including Peetai, the com­ that, if “ slang ” at first, having a basis Fred burst forth, leveling both pistols factory. nt tho Colonel. He pulled the triggers, sume different attitudes. Justice Miller poser of the famous waltz, and BylaiefL in fact, like a countless number of othnr but they did not go off Pistols loaded sinks down low in his chsir, and but lit­ one of tho leading native poets of his tle con be seen of him but the top of his time. The latter’s end was marked by with sawdust seldom do. ". very striking episode. He had insist­ Tho Colonel uttered a scream and flod. head. Bo also does Justice lirudley. “Madam," said Fred, swelling with The Chief Justice aits erect most of the ed on dying before his friend Festal, in tliun their writers of primers, grammars indignation, “have you any mure of time when not hearing an argument, order to show the latter how calmly ho and dictionaries. They kept the old could meet his fate; but the rope broke, words. Damn means a loss—(in Ameri­ busv id oousultipg the calendy. these affectionate friends ?" aud ho camo to the ground still alive. can parlance, as above, a wortidess “ Only eight, my dear husband. Why, Humors of the Telegraph. Ad influential friend of his who was scrip). Damnable, for its general mean­ what puts you in such a rage?" That was a witty man who, being de­ present implored the officer in command ing, signifies “ worthy of severe cen­ “ Perfidious wretch!” “ Hear me,” said Mrs. B., solemnly ; tained by a hdow blockade, penned a to delay the execution until ho hod inode sure.” Only when used in 3 theological “when wo married I intended to devote dispatch which ran thus ; “ My dear one more appeal for mercy, and hurried connection does it imply what Puritans It most certainly is not sir, I have every motive for visiting you, to the palace. “Did he say anything suppose. my life, my actions, my heart, to you fell ?-----------------------------’’ asked the Czar. The “ swearing!” And, except by the impo--- --------he ----------------------From you I expected the sama I can except a locomotive" Bo was the other ! when see no distinction in our relative duties who, under similar circumstance, tele- I suppliimt hesitated, but tho subaltern aiti on of Puritan signification, it is not: attended him, on enemy of Ryhucff, cursing I And yet we remember hearing toward each other. Lovu must exist on graphed to his firm in New York : “I your M»j- /people, using a phnwe whose history both sides, or on neither. Whatever •ludl not be in tho oflice tonl»y, oa I rejilioa »l onoe: “ Ho i ooty, that in Bu»i» ilior crninot oven theykiicw not, say “I do not cares may be the opiniomfof a heartless man, bBTO uot got homo jnknlij yet." Tho following dispatch created no lit-; hang a man properly.’ “Go back, cukh*—meaning a curse.— Freeman'» a * man of true genius * and of true vir­ tie Trouw-™rut in the offices through then," roared Nicholas, “and show him Journal {Catholic,) New York. tue makes his wife—’’ “ I am not to be preached to, traitress," which it passed : “ Charlie and Julia that they cau I" Tim Mcxidans aro fond of dancing, exchuned Fred. “I will leave you now, met at 8------- ‘s yesterday, quarreled and Artificial Sleep. but at Santa Fa the waits is not coutenforever, but not until I take vengeance parted forever ; met again this morning, Tho artificial means by which drowt-ion my new military acquaintancea. slid parted to moot no more ; met again noss may U* ituliKvd bare been tuvnitiWhere are they?" ‘ this evening und were married." Th- “At a faahiouabla gathering," says a An old lady in a town at Massachu“ They are here." she answered. sett* refused the gift of a load of wood I i»rdamry *np-1 recent visitor, "even ths square daucs is from a tree struck Itv by Kcrtifninr* lightning, Hirrmrvli through DOSUd posed 1O to hu cansed by the introduction conducted with great decorum. .im The a oompound1 ladies all ait on one rids of tho ballroom were heard giggling and laughing in a fear that some of the “ fluid 'might re- into the bl.xul of lactic proceeding ftnn the disinU'grution of and the gentleman on the other, and most unniilitarr manner, Fred soon discovered tho truth, and her kitchen stove. the bodi y tin'.rv's of n»rvcH und niuscle. when the music begins the young men walk out into tbs middle of tho floor and I read him his moral. vest, Prcjvr hdiuinUfaraft large quanti­ beckon to the young ladies whom they Husbands all, remember that wives have equal anguish and shame with she expected : “ It mu»t have been de­ ties of tin. r-id to animals, and found desire for partners. At the clo..e of tho diuioe the ladies return to their skis of yourselves in Trosving a share of afft-c- layed cm the road," said she. “ I know -------,------- ---- —„ r------------ «■—-—,— the wires are IbuA ------- ' to-day, *“ ’ for I heard ! slumber appm-eitly identunl with nor- thu room aud the geutifsoau to their asm® along." 1 mat til.top. and fro® which they awak­ own.” haughty and despotic power in extorting them working aaI i----------------------- PITH AND POINT. A dxwtxb’b brief is sometimes very extended. Evonunoxisra may talk, bat A,flora was the prime evil man. A jrew play is called a Yankee idyl— but who ever saw a Yankee idle ? The num who makes light of. every­ thing is not necessarily very briHiani himself. Mbs. PsEnKOTOX osid that a gentle­ man laughed so heartily that she feared he would burst his jocular vein. Ax Irishman, on seeing s small coffin, exclaimed, “Is it poraiule that coffin was intended for any living creature ? ” Ax editor out West was in prison for libeling a Justice of the Peace, and when he de^iarted the jailer asked him to give the prison a puff. When Brutus and Cassius were boys the girls used to say that Brute was such a nice fellow, but thej- preferred Cash. The girls haven't changed one bit A Chinamxx can cut more wood than a white man, ond do it with less labor, but when it comes to fishing or whit­ tling he is a hundred ye-ifrs behind ths age. A Stracusr dentist has a large mirror before his ojierating chair in order that patients can hoc the expressaion of their faces as the tooth begins to start at the roots. Whkx a man comes out of a dentist’s office and says that ha has just lost a tooth from forceps circumstances, the joke may be poor enough, but it cannot be called tooth in. “CHn.Dnxx over 7 years pay half­ faro.” “Oh, you speak English, de you ? And what is your age. Missy "T “Vichage? Mamma says I have two ages. Ven I am in ze railway I am 6 aud a *olf, and ven I am at *ome I am 8. “ A Gadvestox colored servant, on her way home with a basket of pilfered gro­ ceries, meets a friend. “How is you cornin’ on wid dem white folks ?” “ I’se gwine to leab ’em. Dey hasn’t paid dar groceryman in sich a long tune Tse ashamed to meet him on de street” A Mabserxais made before a Gascon tho familiar boast: “In tho Rhone, there is no room for water, the fish are so thick ! ” “Ehl” said the Gascon, ■‘no water I That's do merit in a river. Look nt our Gironde, for example. There’s so much water there tin?t there aro no fish—all drowned ! ” To-ioaitT, befon you faO a&lecfi. When a woman has worked for two houra to sweep a room, and then, having collected tho dirt and lint and little scraps of paper into the dustpan, goes to the window, opens it and throws the dirt from the pan just as a lively httie gust of wind comes along and sends it back all over the room again, does she get mud ? Well, rather!—.Boston Port. A Gadvxston parent is very much dis­ couraged at the way his buys destroy each other’s clothes. The other day he naw that little Billy’s shirt collar was torn off, and he angrily asked how it happcnoiL “Johnny did it,” was the response. “Well, I’ll tan Johnny’s hide, that's what I’ll do!” “ Well, did. I've paved the way for you. I cut the whole ceiling oat of his Dew pants.”— Galiexton Newt. • “ Is xovn programme fall,MlaaTteetiocrusher?'’ asked a young man of a Western damsel who had just struggled out of the refreshment-room with uraappointmunt in her eye and an “ order of dances'* in her hand. “ Programme full?" said the daughter of the setting sun. “ Waal, I guess not! I haint hod noth­ ing but a piece of eoko and an ice­ cream, an' that don't go far toward filling my programme, I can tell you." Ax old East Indian Captain, of Salem, gave up seafaring, and was buildings gorgeous mansion in which to end his days in peace. Ono morning, while watching the carpenters, he noticed that they let bite of lath and the like drop down I>etween the partitions, and he or­ dered them to take all the loose piece* out. The workmen obeyed, grumbling that “ they didn't see what difference it made.” “All the difference in the world,.you lubbers !” retorted the irate Captain. “ Do ydu think I want to be annoyed whenever she rocks Iw the rattle of tiie rubbish in the partitions?* A aoAr-XAnxo match was a diveraioD at Sprixigttelu, Ohi<K The quickest de­ vour.* at a bar of yellow soap got a prize of $5. The winner perfcxmuU tha feat in less than an hour, but wm much longer iu tho hands of a phyaidan, be­ cause the h* niaoDud him. �—SH I am now receiving my full stock of H.lu. I\1LI GOODS large basket of cracker* lumging on his ' bed post, and, Ixwide three hearty BmMmrrATrva Pocmd. of Wiscon'­ maala a day. ho eats, upon an average, sin, has leased G-m. Garfl'-ld's houae in1 twelve pounds of crackers a week from this basket, taking Bovorul whenever ho WaahingUxi. ' r awakens in the night . Tub number of cattle lost in crossing It appears that the Congregational tho Atlantia is a great obstacle to tho* developmental the export trade in oat­’ Church is in trouble for want ot a creed. In its form of church government it iu tie. _ ____________ . the most d-mocra'ic of a l churchfB— Tira four largest Slab s in the UnionNew York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Illi each separate church organization lH-.iug . wholly indejundeat of any other. But nois—polled at the last election rather it carries tho matter of belief to on equal more than onfirthird of the’ibUd vote. length, each church making its own arImjomation nud the building of rail­■ t cl * of fuiti*. The result is a hitch and roads have augmented the value of land*. a dinagre-jment; some believing too in Texas. Land that five years ago> much and others not enough. The could not bo sold at SI P^r acre has now’ Plymouth Church and Brother Beecher axe a little offcolor in orthodoxy, while jumped up to $6. others are ultra-Calvanistio. New EnThr wife of James Grant, in San1 gland Congregationulint-i insist upon a Francine.-), grabbed the first thing she1 literal hell of high temperature; Brookcould get hold of, which happened to be1 lyn willing to have the fires baxketl a yon ng cur, and whipped her husband-■ It fry) been suggested that it would be nearly to death with it. Her motto was, •w.-ll, to. refer the matter to Col. Bob “ Anything to beat Grant.” Ingirsoll. - Nznmra Hubbard, daughter of an exGweraor of Connecticut, who created such a aenaotiou by running away and marrying her father's coachman, is now a seamstress in Hartford, aud her htutidkid still drives a coach. M. GiMBarrx Um years ago was ono of the handsomest men in Fran e. His face wan the face of fine lines aud spirit­ ual contours; his figure wm lithe and graceful. He is still a man of striking presence, but hu has no more the almost poetic good looks of his youthful days. Dr. Tarnku is on exhibition in a Paris wax works. He is represented us a white­ haired skeleton, and is dreAsed in royal purple, with a lace raffle about his nock. , Tho crowd that surrounds him is oom-' posed of ladies in low-necked gowns, witff ermine-trimmed trains of scarlet aud bine, and wearing feathers in their ngn the Cadi ordered the crucifixion of before this a baud of, dervishes, who exercise great influence over the native inhabitants, seized a Jew at Antita, and, after flaying him olive, .killed him and ate him. This crime was left unpun­ ished. ‘ Tn* following table shows the num­ ber of steam and soiling vessels found­ ered and missing during each year from 1873 U» 1880, together with their ton­ nage and the number of lives lost: UH. 1 JI.'*1AI.V73 70.1*1 104,958 74,910 92,4.14 94.921 729,194 1,912 1,W 1.912 1,UM 10,81.7 Jesss PoiCRMor’s recent attempt to escape from the Mossachimett* State prison was a very ingenious one. With three-inch saws he too* off the heads of eighteen inch bolts in his window grating and ciit from tha boiler plating a piece over a foot square. Ho filled these apertures with soap, and painted it in a manner to deceive the keenest eye. ‘ His mother is charged with carryinghim the saws with which he per­ formed these feats. York, who has been bo munificent in hex charities, says: “ I have given, during tiit» last sixteen years, for tienevolcnt purposes, some $600,000. The moat of this lias been used to encourage idle­ ness, corruption, and crime. I am now determined to assist ’God’s worthy poor, who are willing and striving to do something io make mankind richer and better morally, intellectually, scientifi­ cally, or mechanically.’" This is a good Tas question, " What's in a name? country of extensive advertising a name becomes a valuable property. A rait has jnat been concluded in New York concerning the well-known nanut, “ Chrittarbox.” It st ems that Jamee Johnson, of London, Eng., baa a copy­ right on the word over there, and his agents here wished to restrain othrr- To Advertisers: county, titan any other paper circulating there­ in, and our rate- of advertuing are lower than 'PERUSE THESE LIBERAL AD. RATES. 1 locb..:... | • i-TO| |8J5| f 5.00 | | 8.00 2 toebre.... | 2.30 £>« C I _»«•<» .'JinvUre. IB | 7« r 1X00 | 20.00 4 iiicbM. 00 1 8.00'1 14J>d| 25.00 & loebes: । ~~ttari~i&a> । ».oo Rates for larcfr given upon application, Buaiiiena card, of Are lines or less, K> per yr. Local Notices, ten rents a line for fl rut inser­ tion and eight cents for each subrequent inwrtioxi. x"' OHNO MTRONG, ■ Editor and Proprietor. 10 cents j>er pound) for tha filet, 25 pfennige per pound for other pieces, and 20 pfennig for porta only fit to be mode in tn sausage ; and, as horseflesh is natu­ rally very dry, a good deal of it con only be utilized by being mixed with bird and convert- d into sausages, which are, it is suspected, largely consumed by persons who are little aware of what they aro eating. In ono or two other German towns the consumption of horseflesh is, in proportion to their population, even larger than in Berlin. Decorative Fancies. New note p iper has st the head of the page comic designs in bronze and giltP.-iinted butter pistes, to be use<l as cards for Naw Year’s calls, is tho latest eccentric fashion. The old-fashioned cabluge rose, in d-en wnrmrr shades of pink, is the favor­ ite flower at present. Guv-colored Japanese fans and pamsols of large size are coming into vogue, again ns room decorations. The Melonite ware anpcnxB this season in nviea of several stupes, in flower glasses and mirror frames. A now train, called the Juno, is made entirely of peacocks’ feathers set on light grav satin or velvet The little pip has lately appeared in a gilded and nickel form to serve as a paper weight, in company with frogs and mire. At a late floral display “The Flight into Egypt ” was represented in dahlias, Lilianmu scarlet geraniums, smilav and eupatorium. A moderator lamp, set in a porcelain vase, has a design of passion-flower sprays, on a ground of brown. Thu is both animae and pretty. The old-fashioned garden flowers anstill in great demand at the florists’, for all occasions, except for weddings, whan choice bloMonu are used. Silver is now produced in delicite buff tinte, so aa to be a perfect imitation of bamboo, and tea eats of it are decorated with bamboo leaves and flowera. a t-x 12 CO I B CO 1? W 8U.00 ta.00 l»e au eloquent letter of eight pages from a marquis who bad long been in love with her, in which he auco more pressed his suit in burning accent*. This pretty ruse wav crowned with success, and now it is an open secret that the great American artiste has given her hand and lieart »O ths Im who has wooed her oury, to be no limit to the diamondiferotm wealth of South Africa. New ruahc* ore of weekly occurrence, and .fagerxfontein ia producing mousbu cided that Jimmy could not Imjx the guns. Kimberley has now liecome liitie more than a capitalists* mine, no that chatter of this country. the Dew diggings will prove goctanuh to 0ou William G. Gordon,of Chester- fibe p<»ar man. A person qualified to I judge stated lately that the ent-‘.urn of yille, Ohio, is »«aid to I* 113 jam old, diamonds last ye^ir whs S4O,00u,eKX), of and still a comparatively strong and act­ whidb nt* IUGre than oua-tenth remained ive man. Ho ia wealthy, aud manages in the oouutry. Suits of Underwear, for Ladies and Gents. . JJOOT IJD SHOE SHOP. Suite of Clothing, for Men, Boys and Youths. Overcoats, for Men, Boys and Youths. Prs. of Boots and Shoes, for Men Women and Children. BOOT8and8HOE8 pra. of Rubber Goods, all styles. VLNK SHOES • .pwzudty. prs. of Buck Gioves and Mittens. A. BURCMAM Pieces of Prints, for 5 cents per yard. J L. HTEVEXB, Groceries for Everybody. Opposite Parady’s Shoe Shap, I always aim to make prices on goods as NASHVILLE, 3Sa;shviIlr gitertonj. VILLAGE And prices on PRODUCE aa High as the Highest and give every one a fair, square deal. I>- C. GRIFFITH LIGHT RUNNING DOMESTIC! Advantages Some C EHIODIXT EP jWOPAL CHURCH— tok. Pastor. Hersieca «verv Sabin M ilirrrfoqj. VEGETABLE SOLD ON THE PACIFIC COAST Domestic 1— Lightest running machine made. 1 0—Great range of work. • 2— Quiefiictw : no cams nr gear .wheels. 7— Ease of operation. 3— -Perfect, donble-tlirvnd lock atitch. 8— Automatic tension and automatic take-up. 4— Durability, hrising from simplicity of construction, liardnsaa of wearing 9— -Loose pulley for winding bobbins. Large arm for all kinds of work. parts, and absence of friction. 5— Self-setting needle and self-threadLicht ruuning. Finish and dura­ ingKliiittle. bility. it in the ftiniplest sewing machine made, having fewer parts than any other. Free from complications; it never gets out of order; is always tendy for unhand easily managed by the most inexperienced. The direct application of power to the needle, and the mechanical simplicity and fine adjustment of its working parts make it the lightest running and most silent machine in the market For sale by FH-jVINK C. BOISE, AGT., W.71 YOUNG, Hai'dware, Iron., Nails, CHAS. 11. BRADY. AND DON’T YOU FORGET IT. Blood Purifier Superior #onrticjs BLACKSMITHING, BOTTLES OF FRIZELLE’S of the of the OFFICERS HBISTIA5 cntncil, Be». Kltea Joar*. FaatarRaxvtCM i-- "—J-------- -------------" MICHIGAN. LOW AS THE LOWEST i« * vbJmMs adrmlanff medium. And Agent For Detroit Stove Works- Oil its merits alone, not a dollar rued Id newspapers, the recomcudHtions of those mung it lieing sufficient to make this enormous sale. Alse, 62O,ooo BOXES OF FRIZELLE’S COMPOUND MANDRAKE And Rhubarb Pills, Wl-lcb arc acknowkdgvd to be th. Baal MoUaln* Sick Headache, Bllllousneas .Conveyancing a/peelaltir. >■■ Claims promptly aUeudca imlpj'y onutpwed of ZEH75 DURKER AWYER, Notary Public, lUol EalaU •nee Agent. Collection! proaptljr C<|preyaDC<nK prnp-rly executed ---------- NEW STOCK Or L IK H. GRISWOLD, MD., Homaopathlo Physician and HurRecn . Offline and reddatiM oppoalto Um Woicotl Ilmiaa. iTDiupl attention circa to calls day 01 DR. C. IF. GOUCHER, qiMUtl-w for yourocU. Price, • - 25c. a Box FRIZELLE BROS. Props. San Franoisoa. JUST RECEIVED. WE ARE SELLING THE CELEBRATED 8500 Renard STINDIRD SCREW FiSTEHlD GOODS ■SOMETHING BETTER THAN------ EMOR Y PARADY. gtre' auU>tM aUinlnxTOi' USTICE OF THE 1’EACK. CouvBjr*orin< or»tullv and pj .mplly ■tleodtd to. Office east ».d • Main Bln el, NavUviUv Mleh. J WM. PARMENTER, eolljFUoua promptly FOR FASTENING SOLES OF BOOTS 4t SHOES, WE RECOMMEND THE BECAUSE IT IS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO toady. E PARADY, Xf AJtUFACTURER of BooU and Show. Making Ivl and rroalnof neally done, also .tri J atten- RIP OFF THE SOLES -------------- FASTENED WITH IT. XXsbv. we wH) etod lHe purchiwr our writlra (untnUM to return ibe naoovy If the livulmvnl do<-> not af­ fect a cure. Guimntvc* liMird by ¥. T. Ba*M, astboriud agent for the village . f Nathvillr. JOBN CWfeT A CO.,Sole Pruprleu-rx. Ml »uJ M9 W. MxCmm 8U, CU’cajo. 1 IL |4«J - CALL AND SEE THEM. iniKtlUutoiu Card*. yy OLCOTT 1IOU9E, C. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. NO PATENT NO PAY 'JHEY HAVE fiOT ’EM. Who? What? KOCHER. BROS. NEW GOODS ^SPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO 0UE Boss Barber Ladies R.M. Beaver Cloaks, MEMTORS vismitni mills st:s ciouuc, C. Dll.t.lK. • J Health la Wealth. STANDARD SCREW A. M. FLINT, P J. PUKCHIS, don Globe writes as follows: “Last night Miss Kellogg was singing the port of “Philine" in Mignon, where, in the' 140 106 53 984 3G8 324 50 , IFsmI duty at The Hague. In Barlin the average number of A portion of tho houae of tho venera­ horses killed for food this year has been ble ex-Senator Cameron was built in the 4*>0 per month, while lost year it wm* last century. He has a great reverence 350. All tho horses eaten ore killed in for the local antiquities of Harrisburg, a central slaughter house, and each and points out to visitors spots on the haraa la-fore it is killotl is carefully ex­ river bank, near his home, where Har­ amined by two veterinary surgeons. At ris, the founder of the city, was tied to a the present time the butcher pays about tree by the Indians, who intended to 42 marks, or $10.50, for a piece of horse­ bum him alive, but, for some reason, flesh weighing from 250 to 300 pounds, changed their mind. but he retails it at 40 pfonnige (or about a Jew accused of having lent money at a usurious rate of interest A short time MMA i Mdcd ilSsyiug. PRICE: »1.50, IF PAID IN ADVANCE. Tub Empress Eugenic aspired to be tho lender of dress and fashion, and many a miJdle-claas family in England was sorely embarrasMxl by the long dressinakuni' bills which an imitation of her innumerable and always expensive costumes entailed. Several crowned heads in Europe, however, determined not to accept thu parvenu Empress an their guide. The late'Empress of Bussiapxsscd through Dijon and Lyons with her husband in 1865, on her way to Nico, and tho Court ier de Lyon re­ corded that her attire would have been despised by a shopkeeper’s wife, but then tho courtly journal added : “When a lady bos tho honor of tx*ing tho wife <>f tile Emperor of all the Russia* such simplicity is only on additional charm.” The late Queen of Holland appeared at Fontaineblsau about tho same time in a hat and pelisse which had done long hair. Tira condition of the Jews in Morocco ia deplorable. At Morocco itself weeks CONSISTING OF--------- Dress Goods,-Gloves, Hosiery, Notions, Cloths, Flan­ nels, Ticks, Shirting, Stripes, Checks, Denims. Notary Public, Maple Grove, Mich. Imported Cashmeres, DRESS TRIMMINGS in Worsted, Silks and Satins. J£.A. BUSK. BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, vio Xmumm u, D1i,R.I. rpHAT HUMBAND OF HOT I QeU hU BRAVING «nd HAIR CVTTirO * £3TIN ELEGANCE AND STYLE THE ABOVE GOODS caunot be equalled in this market Ladies fail not to see them before you purchase. yyiLLIAM JONES, g UEBHltiSEB, Prints, Flannels, Waterproofs, Cashmere Suitings, Carpets, Hats, READY MADE CLOTHING, Uiroim AnsJi-vUK Caps, Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Groceries, 4c., I* larger and better selected than ever before aa an inspection will convince. KOCHER BROS. Mich. ■ - DENTISTS �1880-1881. MAIN LINE. ALWAYS TO TH! FRONT I X-K» iY. - Mammoth Stock to Select - DEC.Yl.YMfi. From. millicm bushels of wheat is Ohio reaches it thia year, with two aud a baH .millions more on top. Thus far thia promises to be the chainpion GJ-oodw For A.11 hl* wife got up a thankuglvla. dinner with roast King John of Abyamnia, as a first step toward war with Egypt, docieea Riat all Musan I men in bis domains dinner, can* I was than and I et to do. Wei, shall be banished or liaptiued. Tbia is rather a mild alternative for the fierce -monarch to propone; dilemma she says, thsts Mrs. Felton says: “Ive wurked migbthavn been baptism or beheading. 3 days aud all last nite to git this dinner Just A woman at Columbus, 0., left a dish •f concentrated lye where her baby drank. *®me of it. Daring the several boars that the little one survived in agony, the mother sat motionless, vrith her hands over her face, and when it was dead she aioae from her chair a hopeless maniac. Drag and Book Store THE LARGEST STOCK AND ASSORTMENT OF THE KIND A PBMMY WILL BUY A CHRISTMAS PRESENT) SO WILL 0100.00. In order to buy CHEAP I have bought a larger stock than usual, and . to sell them ALL, I shall offer goods at pri opto 10 dollars dean <-a*h which 1 bad saved to put out on interest.” Old Felton yue no is cee that will f<xt heel forgit whare he left off chectin the day before. Wei, good old Mrs. Felton, Aunt ASTONISH YOU ALL! wont hurt no wun if we dont lay every cent sad To enumerate them all I should have' starve ourseivca to dcth; why, yue act aa if we to charter Bro. Strong’s entire caper for a niontb;-Bo I shall not mention Little Freddie Balder of San Anton­ hadent got enuff to keep us good a hundred anything but simply aay io, Texas. stole some cake fro.m a pan­ try and waa sitting on a fence eating it, Yue do do old Felton La auful rich, co rich I when a stroke of lightning knock ’d him off. Ho had l>een told by his Wei, Umeby aunt Polley says, saya she: “cum, mother that God would punish him it dinners reddy." And with her fsce a smllin so he miaabehaved, and now be is a firm sweet, and her mouth lookin good euuff to Eveti thqugli vpa are ant ready to believer in her doctrine. kiss, sunt Polly led ns—that’s me and Molly buyvAfvp'Vi and took at the poods, price them, aomire them, talk nbout them, and lota of nabers—Into thalr din In room and and make us just trot from six in the .^e good, young woman, be good. morning till 9at night. Throwing You rsay never be great and distin­ such a pretty site, aay* I "Jerusalem!" and guished, andhave thebigh people of I tell yue Molly stared. There *ef 2 lonj^tablea the land kneeling at your feet, like loaded reddy to brake with the nicest cookin I Bara Bernhardt, and there’s where ever see, (except wuucc, that* when Unde Jim I have the largest and finest stock of had thrashers and be bad pork and beaus) there LAMPS ever brought to this town* •he'll have the advantage of you; but embracing all the newest and most yon can be respectable, and there’s orange*, candy nuts, and salad* of several unique designs both in bbomzk. stand, and HANGING LAMPS, and anything Where you’ll have the advantage of her. in my line that 1 have not in stock, I thing* 1 coodcnt Uriel the name of, and after can get it for you cheaper than though In/bod old abolition , Rhode Island, the terrible racket I dldcnt try to find out. I carried it in stock. it is >200 fine and two years in prison A.11 the Latest Books. Ph tograph and Autograph Albums, Scrap Books, . , Ls.rge and small, cheap and expensive Bibles, Plaited Ware, Watches and Jewelry, Cabinet and Ph .tovraph Velvet Frames, Toilet Articles, Brushes, Fine Perfumes, Fancv Box Paper and Papateries, Wax, China and Parian Marble, Dolls of all sizes, Toys and Toy Books, Fancy Ink-stands and Paper Weight*, All .elected from large stocks, and bought cheap, and examine, and ask questions. for uniting in wedlock a black to a Felton at the hed, and aunt Polly In her place white person, and' the law says who­ while Jane, Sun, and Rose wated on toe table. ever are thus united are from that mo­ Old Felton begin* on the tirky to carve, but ment-unmarried ! That is the quickest the flret dive brut the binJ on his lap, he »wore way to divorcement yet discovered. *a grate big awesr, ao big that It made Die tirky The moment the law pronounces two fly bak to its place, and the wimmen all thru up their hand* and about "O-o-o-o! while the perBCQiA one, they are two Imen all »ay“look out dckon.”yue do he u*ed to The condition of the Jews in Moroc­ co i« deplorable. Morocco itself on­ boy*. and dual yue remember bow be chased ly six weeks ago the Cadi ordered tho us wunce when we was sampllo bls mslonsl crncifixinn of a Jew accused of having As I was aayin the tlrkv got bak on the platter when old Felton cut into it and it proved to be lent money at a usurious rate of inter­ unfit for the table cau* twant cooked enuff, oat. A short time before this a band but what of that (bare waa another and plenty of dervishes, who exercise great influ­ without it. But old Felton jumped up from ence over the native inhsbitance, seiz- the table took the tirky and tbrodc ft at Sue a Jew at Antifa, and after flaying him but it hit the side table ond broke more than alive, killed him and ate him. This $50 dollar* worth of china, besides brakln sunt Polly's grate big lookin glass tbst cost a heap •rime was loft unpunished. ' of munny and wax left her by her mother. Two sisters at Lackawaxen, Peoria, When sunt Polly see her china and lookin were engaged to marry two brothers, glass demolished completely, she give one of and the double wedding was to take, the aufulcst screams I ever herd and Jumped, place about the holiday?. Just before up from the table aud took old Felton by the the election, one of the girls asked her arm and saya, says she: "Do you no what youv love to take her to a Republican meet­ dunf See! 0! dear! O-o-o-o!” and she fell to the floor. The old heathen had struck the ing, but be, being a Democrat, refused. good lady rite in the face, and she lay as if she She appealed to his brother, a Repub­ .was ded. Evry wun Jumped up aud run to help lican and be accompairiod her. The cm, not help etn either, but the wimmln went sister who remained at home and the to aunt Polly, while the men took the old Democratic brother, finding their polit­ heathen. Wei, be fot bravely but be waa «nrical sympathies in n.cord, agreed to rouixled and led like a lam. Aunt Polly was brake up the previous arrangement put on the lounge or whatever tha call that and become man and wife. The idea grate big thing that lazv fokea lounge ou, and met with favor all around, and the after a while she cum to, but the old d------- (I wedding will take bluer accordingly, like to used s swear, but Ils say old Felton) Wei, be Just packed hi* trunk and got hla mon­ each uf the four taking a different mate. ey and John took him to the cars, and now be* In York State visitiu, while aunt Polly ia tdk MICHIGAN. abed. Wei, you bet we dident enjoy our din- A two-years-old child of John Bowditch, of HQlsdale, was choked to death by a kernel of •orn recently. The Central bouse and Whalen’* boanllngbnute, at Ludington, burned on the 9th. Loss *4,5000: Insurance fd. 1000. The bouae of Mrs. T. Turnbull, at Verona, burned cm the 0tb inrt. Il wm worth $2,000. r hard case but Aunt Polly says, says she: “I never nu James to act so before, aud be never But we all voted that Jim was mad caua aunt Polly used up so much munny and had such a good dinner. Sue was over to our boo* tother day, and the said her ma wood never live with old Felton agin. Hope Dot. By Jingo! for ahe’a got lota lumber tlrm in Bar Cltv. Is charged with mar­ of trend* and he haint git entry round here. rying a second wife in South Africa, while the John cau work the farm aud Sue and Bell lake fkit is alive tn Michigan. care of aunt Polly aud old Felton can go to tl A fire in Evan & Bechtel’s furniture store, d—dordlnelles. Tetotally Yurea, in the Clark block, at Saglna- City, on theTtb, Timotst Tumbub. ganiagcd the building and stock to the extent •f probably <3JMX); rally covered by insurance. EATON COUNTY. Tiiersdav night of last week, robbers effected an entrance to the Monroe post-office, opened the safe, and got safely awuv with between ing the Potterville Kbool*. <71X1 and faOO in stomps, and about 125 in Freddie Seeley, aged 5 years, died* in Eaton moneyRapid* teat week Tburaday. of diphtheria. McPbenon'a hat store, at Muskegon, waa The rendezvous for skunk skins at Grand entered trt burglar* on the night d the 9th, and robbed of &X> worth of good*. The thieve* Ledge, ha* been dubbed, "Pertumtrv hill.” took tithe to change their underwear, leaving The bou.te of Samuel Coulter, of Charlotte their dirty linen. came near being consumed by fire on Monday, Wilhelmina Spindler, a servant girl In Dj- of laet seek. L- B. Kinney of Charlotte wm recently pre­ sented with a merachauniplpe which was made in Germany in the year 1702. A four-year-old daughter of E. Blodgett, living south Of Eaton Rapid*, fell from a table Tn sulditioa to the lots of dwelling and furni- On Sunday, while the hunilv of William Campbell, o? Sandstone, Jackson county, were ......— -...I 4. ...J fl... hot'.W .Wlt- Th« nisuter made great excitement in tbc nelgbbortovxl. but the brute eseajxxl. Wm. Arnold, *on of Alva Arould, of Macomb county, white st work on the bleach in the Witeox paper mill, at Rochwter, on Saturday, iu-ci.k-sita.lk fell into Use bleach-tub of boiling La«t -reek Thursday afternoon, Wm. Tbonn ahead of M* five ccxnpaur.wi ? latter fired at a partridge tbi Alma Nichols living three miles rill of Eston Itep'.ds. wm badly burned on the 23rd ult by her clothing catching fire from the stove Prompt Msiulsuce saved her life. «rary aasoclation of be literury Mutuals rtvate resident mUtUal social improvement. MAJOLICA WARE. FRENCH CHINA. CHANDELIERS, ETC. ------ ;—----- ZVTNT)----------------- And want to sell them to those who want to buy, nt prices as low bh the lowest, and gunniutee everything as represented. ‘ And while you nre in just remember to step into the cat Ibepartment And see if you don’t want m can of oys­ ters, n nice steak, a juicy toast, a few bolognas, or something of the kind. But above all, don’t forget, the ChriRtmas allow. affinr STATIONS. Gr'dBapId*----- Lv, 11 JO a Hammond.. mmf MlddteviUe Charlotte . Eaton Rapid*. WK8TW STATIONS. Detroit,--------- Rlvri .luneUoD,... E>too Rapid) Charlotte----Vcnaonlrllle Ka*hvUle_._.. Ilaatloi*------M'ddlaviBe.... Hanimuad Grand NEW YEAR’S GIFTS H. B. LKDYARD. A fine assortment of Silver and Nickle Plated Ware, consist­ rpHE MASHY ILLI LEVATOR, ing in part of TEA AND COFFEE POTS, TABLE KNIVES, FORKS. SPOONS, Etc., Etc. POCKET KNIVES, RAZORSj SHEARS. SCISSORS. IN 1879, A fine assortment of GRANITE IRON WARE, SKATES, SLEIGH-BELLS, and ABOVE ALL, A So a.s to Enabe Remodeled, Enlarged«Improved Domestic Sewing Machine Holiday Grift. Oh, yes 1 I came near forgetting to tell you that 1 have got a boss stock of OKOCETIIES ’ Call K1. T. BOISE Come and See! Light on the Subject I GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. COMPRISING IN PART T*io Should l>e W ithout the IIGHT-RUNNING and DU ABLE DOMESTIC Children's Sets, Kittles, Whistles, etc., etc* Call and exam­ ine goods and prices. Respectfully, FRANK C. BOISE. Any number of farmers to Unload Wheat and GrainExpeditiously ui Aocuratly. AINSWORTH & BROOKS desire to announce that having erected one of the largest and moat convenient elevator buildings in central Michigan, PAT THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICK For any quantity of C. W. SMITH. fch«ns Illuminated. = Electricity! OPEN EVERY EVENING NOW, PAD (lwlm Bladder aarblnw all buaora, evnry tracw of dl«eu«*, *nd fortlne (n»o th* through th* p»rr« of the rklo, nourlahlna aud *trroKthrng .efetaMc tonic*. rivi°«t in W->irt>*aroL I’.>w«h to core »t once, PAIN IN THE BACK. Bright', ln.eav of the Kidney.. IHabKe., !>rop*y, (travel. Catarrh of the Bladder. In.hillly to Retain or Expel the Urine. Sion.- in the Btoider, lliich Cotored. Scanty >r painful Urinating. Depodu. Cute or Shrvd. in the Urine Nenous & Physical Debility, Displaying its immense stock of new goods for fall and winter, from the best manufacturers ef Foreign and Domestic Woolen Fabrics in the world. We do not like to work in the dark; neither do we sell goods in the dark, but will honestly show the purchaser what he is buying. Our line of Fine Cloths for Suitings, FALL AND WINTER OVERCOATINGS! OUR MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT is excelled by none, aiming to be consistent in price and executing all or­ ders in the highest style of art Call and see and examine the largest assortment and best selected stock of v MEN’S, YOUTHS AND BOYS READY-MADE CLOTHING GENT’S FURNISHING GOOPS. New Novelties. In Pianos and Organa ever beard of, for strictly FIRST-CLASS GOODS. An examination of my goods and prices will fully convince you. Re­ member I sell the world-renowned ESTEY ORGAN I Y<>L MA.Y HUWRA.H FOM Organs Repaired, Gfarcock anclTiinifielcl —BUT REMEMBER THAT— CLEANED and PQLISHED, AT LIVING PRICES. Toleda, 0. BOTH SEXES. Remember that for the next 30 da vs I will give to parttea consulting me, the And others of standard makes. Will furnish to parties any make of instru­ ment desired. J>M. MICH. W nt* for it PHYSICAL LIFE AIN8W8W0BTH A BROOKS. piANOS AMD ORGAMSt E. S. PIERCK, Under th< Tower Clock, GHAND DAY KIDWEY PAD (*>-. Konel M h Dealiu will them. Trunks, Mnohela and Itajjw m I’rofviBrton - LUMBERMEN’S SUPPLIES—Quilts, BlauketR, Wool Socks, Woo) Mittens Mnckitiaw and Flannel SliirU, Overalls, Underwear, itc. DEBCBIPTIVK PRICE L18T.-Re<nlar Pad K pseial Pad forChronie. derp Mated, or cam* of Seeds, Flour. Feed. IJme, Malt, Planter, Mtueco, Hair and Shingles. Coats and Vest »ind Pants, is very large and complete in the GREATEST BARGABS assortment. A large and select stock of to be found in Michigan. New goods, latest styles and low prices. Sizes for the largest man or smallest boy. MAN, WOMAN OR CHILD. That may be brought them. They alsa keep for sale at the lowest prices ------ WILL SELL YOU------ Harnesses, Bits, Whips, Robes, Blankets, Trunks, Combs, Brushes, &c. C. H. BERRY Cheap asth.e CJheajpest .Light Single and Double Harneeses made of best Virginia oak tanned Leather. policeuian Moran, of Grand Rapids, dollar, m a reward for capturing two burglar*. He la undoubtedly an advocate of civil aervice reform. z • One night hurt week a man abouq 50 year* old wm found dead la one of the (coschca ou G. T. R. R. between Oli»et and Charlotte. Hi* name wm Tho*. Dugguli, m ascertained from paper* found on hi* person. An Olivet man named Gray bought a load of roni at Marveliua. a - few days ag -. and after It wm l< adtd into a car and *bipped tendered 35 ccnw per bushel for it. This the farmer re­ fused saying it wm sold for 40 cents, and the ►elter has caused Gray’- r-rreat on a charge of stealing the corn. , Harber uf Diamondale was attacked by ] IfOE, Psorai area MARCHAL A MEAT MARKET. Fresh and Salt Meats, NEW PREMIUM CORN SHELTER Sasic! Hoi ui Siralien, TWO IEPORTAST ADVANTAGES. IV THKUL SBAtOK, sence of mind to •SO into the bottom Lard, by the lb. or barrel, HF The Highest Market Price paid for Hides, Pelts. Itc. the phyatchu • a . ived. Fresix Goods, Full Weights and Satisfaction Guaranteed. ■EVRY ROE, Steketee’s PIN WORM DESTROYER. �AMD n? TOO nahiivil.ee DEC. 11. 1W- SATURDAY. seriously tn. VICINITY LOCALS. AND SEE THE LATEST STYLES IN C. H. Barry has sold a handsome Estey organ to Oraou Swift for >195. Albert Cole and bride have gone to New York ASSYRIA. There Loa been a debating club started al the church at the Center. Old Unde Headricks slipped and Jell the On acrouut of the teacher being tick, there was no school at the Center on Monday. Orren Croioot ba* got bis barn up, and for toe waul of time ha* shingled it with straw. George Van Auken has got into the wing of ahlpj*ed them tn Bellevue- Only two of them On Saturday nigbt last, Joaeph Schrincr, just ever the line in Johnstown, undertook to cor>ect one of bls children, when bla son Charles Charles, when Charley drew a revolver and shot him. Hi* mother Jumped between them and her thumb waa sliot off. Charles sent tar WiTHs Hun jjhrey and gave himself up. His father is not expected to live at last accounts. Hum­ phrey took Charley to Hastings. The case of the People va John Barker, for people, and J. M. Power* for the defendantMr. Lehmner testified that ou the morning of the 26th of November, be went as usual to the been a team driven into the lane that led to •ut and went sou th; examined his barn and found that between 30 and 40 bushels of wheat formed bls brother, who went to the barn, and found on examining that the horses were smooth shod In front and had no shoes on be­ hind. Ha^ook the back track and tracked them to Kalamo, and into John Barker's barn yard. Maxwell Rogers swore that be went to Battle Creek, found there bad been a man named ' Barker sold a load of wheat to J. M. Ward, of 29 bushels and SO pounds. He then went to Cady's livery barn, found Barker’s team there, had smooth shoes In front and none behind. He sUyed there till John Barker came and took took Barker on the morning of the 26th, near Verona, going toward Battle Creek; after' ward* saw him unloading bags at Ward's, and gave bls name as Barker. Next came the man that weighed the wheat; said he weighed a Barker. Wheat weighed 29 bushels and 59 lbs. Next came C. B. Fisher, who said be paid for a load of wheat bought of Barker, on the morn­ ing of the 26th, of 29 bushel* and 29 pounds, amounting to >29.95. Court adjourned until Munday at 9 o'clock, when C. Brown was sworn and said that be met Barker ou the 26th, about noon, between Verona and Buttle Creek. Barker said: "Is that you, Brown! What have you got on, honey!” Brown answered: “Yes; what did you take down!" “Wheat," said Barker; "I came by your house Ulla morning about throe o'clock; didn’t you hear the wag­ on !" Brown asked: “What made you go that Barker. Next came David Nelson, who said that be, in company with C. Spalding and Sher­ iff Holland went to the bouse of Barker and found him in bed. He got up and let them in. The sheriff told Barker there had been some property stolen, and that he wan suspected. Barker asked if they bad a lantern. They said they bad. They lit It and all went to the barn. Barker opened the barn door and they all went in. The floor was covered with hay and chaff. The wind mill set there and hadn't been dis­ turbed for some days. Barker opened the gran­ ary door. There were three bins, two with wheat in and one with no wheat in; nothing but mice chanking, and a grain cradle that was covered wtth cobweb* and dust. The bins that as though no wheat had been distort**! for come day*. Court adjounled >*ntil next Mon­ day. H. H. JOHNSTOWN. No sleighing yet erect buildtags the coming year. Wheat came out from under its mantle of school at the No. 9 on Monday. enow looking a* brigtit aa a daisy. Mr. Gordineer ha* moved to town and left Mica J Male Welle* baa returned from her Arnold and hl* new nun-in-law on the farm. Bcuj. Pearce started for McBrides, on Moning collected together and the juice barreled The funeral service* of the infant daughter up■ of Mrs. Wm. Mayo.were held at the Norton W. H. King has moved to the village and school house on Tuesday afternoon. ' The M. E. appointment at the Quail Trap, has been taken up, and Rev. A. D. Newton will The improvement In- the typographical preach at the Norton school house crery Bab- “make-up” of Tu Nbwb add* wonderfully to Its popularity. Mr, Hagerman has purchased a building in J. A. Brown slung bls valise on his gun, and Carmel,"Eaton Co., formerly used for a chair gun on bls shoulder, and started for the huntfactory, for the purpose of putting a grist mill therein. '81. Reynolds ia so mighty stiff necked now Mr. Mulvaney commenced a 4-months terra day* he won’t turn hla bead to notice anyone. of school in'the McOmber district last Monday. A big boil tells the reason, He ha* been a miner in Leadville; we trust It is the wish of the community that J. Ahe is the right man in the right place. Baclielior may conphidc tn purchase a farm in The" Evangelical Church near McKelvey this vicinity and remain with us. school house I* nearly completed, and will be Met John in Rapaon's gullcy. Asked him, dedicated ou Bunday, the 19th of Dee., by Bish­ “bow’s school ^rogresslngP' John replied, op J. J. Escher. The services will commence "tip top." Hr teaches the town line school, on Friday evening previous. J Lararny live* one mile distant from Wm. Our township of Schools, A. B. Swift, Harding, In the west part of town. Mr. IL ha* got marrjed, to badly einbar _ England, when they were young men, and then visit the rougish school ma'ma. warm companions. Afterwards Mr. H. came The little th»w of last Saturday left the road* to America and Mr. L. went to-sea. After in a very icy condition, making travel some­ saillug a long time Mr. L. also came to Ameri­ what precarious yet, if a few inche* of damp ca. For throe year* each have lived where they snow come* the sleighing will be of the best do now, neighbor* together, and it was quite kind. recently that circumstances made obvious their Jack Tomlin says that all that ever enabled former friendship. ’ There is an appointment for a lecture on medical treatment of Dr. C. W. Wickham, and Phrenology and Physiognomy, at the Norton If the doctor continues to live, and treat him school house on Saturday night The proteesor professionally, he is good for 50 year* more. will examine the gentlemen’s beads for 25 eta., Jack is a good chap to have around, but can we and ladies’ free of charge (the contents of a stand him another 50 years! gentleman’s bead la of so much more importLet every person interested, rcmeml<er the aucc, we suppose); the young people will be annual meeting of the Weal Kalamo cemetery set off in pair* to suit their disposition for mst- association, to be held at the school house, rimpuy. Two weeks ago this lecturer was Dlst. No. one, the last Friday evening'of this then: for the name purpose, but failed to draw month. Don't fall to attend, you that are In­ a very large crowd. He went to see that hl* terested, as Important busincs-t lit to be trans­ horse waa standing all right, and the boys tak­ acted. By request of the president, E. D. ing advantage uf hi# absence, closed the door Willlap*. ou him aud told him if be would say be waa West Kalamo has an artist of no mean ability not drunk he might come In; answering In the In th* person of Orra Williams, a lad of 12 years of age, who, without instruction* in the art can draw or paint with considerable accur­ beads of 22 boys, told them the passion* of acy. Having no steady home, and no facilities their brains, and left with the agreement above. for learning the art, it is something remarkable TarrHNN*. how he improve* so rapidly. With proper in­ structions under * good master the boy would BALTIMORE. wake hla mark In the world. The Charlotte Republican of last week con­ J. C- Woodruff has erected a new wind tained nineteen and two third columns of ad­ mUL vertisements out of twenty four columns of the A new bell has been placed in the Bryant local ride of the paper, and four columns ads. school house. on the patent side. Pretty well patronised pa­ Minses Ida and Abb* French, also Chas. Ea­ per. isn't It! Now, grumble readers of Tnz ton have gone to visit friends and rclatifres in Mark Scager has moved bask in Baltimore and taken up bis abode in Chaa. Crulhera house. The M. E. Bunday school are to have a Christmas tree Clirlstxnas eve, and the invita­ tion is extended to all to come and participate in having a good time. D. C- Sanborn luis returned home from the National Field Trial held at Vincennes, Ind., Hi* pup Count Noble, Imported by Mr. Banborn, came to the front in the Derby puppy stakes, winning the flrat Derby ever held in the public trial, >427. Mr. 8. was offered and re­ fused 11,000 for him. He sold his pups Dash­ ing Lion aud McDuff for >200 each. Mr. Joseph Shriner of Johnstown, Saturday evening was correcting one *f hl# children. Hi* son, aged 20. to>k the part of the child. Mr. Shriner took a stick of wood 16 him when the young man drew a pistol and. shot. His mother in trying to stop him had one finger shot off. The ball striking Mr. Shriner iu the side be­ tween hi* rib* and glanced downward Dr. Van­ Horn was called and probed for the ball, but failed to find it, He Is alive, but bl* case is very critical. The rick are better. Mr*. Keith is visiting her mother, Mr*. Phebe Smitii. There 1* talk of • Christman tree at tl»c Grange hall. Guy D. Latham, of Sherwood, is spending a short time among his many friend*, ’.n this Mr. Frank Sheffield is very ill. Mr. Notye has returned from the cast Geo. Fry's corn-husker put in an appearance It is a ten-pound Mr. John Ebey is reebvering from his bruises rather late in the season. shemale. A* long as there is life there l«hope, finely. " H. T. Merrill received hla roll on last Mon­ The meetings are drawing to a close. Much day. Boy* fetch on your tax money. good has been done. The faithful few have Mr. Frank Snyder will occupy the Philo Shall stood at their post The extreme cold weather house. Expects to move in there soon. has been rattier of * drawback, but the interest Knnb. woods with no success in finding work there thia winter. HASTINGS. Lota <>' fun, plenty to eat, and every body went home hippy. , ___ C-IkVi-W — —.I - ---- ^1. back from the north. ---- — — «... They brought three deer David got u* up * few spicy item* for last quainted with the doings at the Kipp mansion. No U Don't. - NORM ITEM*. Harre did have a big yield, dident het Sudden change in sextons at the M.E.ehnrch. We heard from David last week. He 1* knot to-night. Officer Nils* don't drive those mustangs now. Hicks Bro*, are moving into their new quar­ ters in the Cook & Sheldon block. Leu. Stauffer bought over 400 rabbits on Sat­ urday. He has shipped East 1500 head. Those gambling heAs must be doing a big business, judging irom the hours they keep Creasy & Scudder are putting up a saw mill on the rite of their brick yard, in order to keep business humming during the winter. , The adjourned annual meeting of the Barry Co. Wool Grower*, and sheep Breeders aaaociation will be held at the office of the County clerk, city of Hastings on Monday, Dec. 27tb. 1880 12 o’clock m. Ml.w Ida Parmenter, of Vermontville, who has been giving music lessons In this city for Heavy King fat going to be married thia week Hall on the evening of the 3btii, when she will beaMlatodby Mis* Jacques, a voealiat of the Oberlin (O.) Conservatory, and a leading cor­ net sololrt. Tom Altnft, living in the 4th ward, and u Kkkr McCoy until awakened by the unearthly *croech of the orchestra; then they rub their eye* with aatlafactioa at having a good nap and hired girl, named Waters, are among the miss­ ing. and it is surmised that they bare eloped to­ gether. The affair 1* creating considerable talk in this vicinity, and many vague rumor* and on third column* of good spicy local* out 48, with only the same number of column* of ad* and the ballancc all choice reading matter. Moral, take your home paper, pay for It, re ad it, and stop grumbling, for printer* must live. The West Kalamo R. R. dub like its alma mater the Nashville dub, has its circuses and acrobatic performances. On Friday evening last, al tn unusual trial of their acrobatic skill, your humble correspondent exceeded them all by turning a summersault dean over their heads, and coming down right side up. The feat created considerable excitement on account of its being done without the aid of cider or other stimulants. We would not advise others to try the same manner of exit, but walk right out of the room on their ear, leaving ail the rest undisturbed. That Wxst Kalamo Mam. Ladies’ Cloaks and Men’s Overcoats THAT WILL BE SOLD CHEAP TO CLOSE OUT ! Our Stook of iS’eck W ear for* IS COMPLETE WE HAVE AN ELEGANT DISPLAY IN KC* Our stock of DRESS-GO0D8 wuh never more complete than now. We. call special attention to our Camels' Hair and Cashin^reH. This week we ^how extra Hirgiins in LADIES’ AND GENTS’ UNDERWEAR. We pax more money for a 50c vent and paiitM than any other huu*e in town. Therefore we bIiuw you the best 50c. garment in Barry county We are receiving a large line of WINTER CAPS for Men and Children in Cloth and Fur. We also have a fine BtocK oi WOLF ROBES. . Cy Our Grocery Department is Complete. We quote good brown Sugar at 8c. light at 9c. 1 am in receipt of 25 cases of Rubber Goods, which will be sold cheaper than ever. If you are not dealing with me, come and see what I am doing. I guarantee every article in quality and price, and will not be undersold. Eugene Cook is prepared to furnish you with any style of You may want. My stock of CUTTERS this season is large, and embraces some fine And a very nice lot of t-iCfcUA. I < K.BOXI<>. Which will be sold at veiy low figures. I want every one in Barry and Eaton counties who thinks of hn.x ing a CU'ITER. to call at my shop and LbRot. cm im bici icii Inprora EICELSIOR KIDNEY PAD. It U mervi 1 of U sod a oaIId* reilef- Simple. Sensible. Direct, PAINLESS, POWERFUL. It OUHEM •• «re *il el#o fall*. A BKVKLATb >K KKVOLUTION in medicine. Abw>r»- 17362771 The "Only” Lung Pad Co. WIUI*«. Block. DETROIT, Mlctu Thia i»tbe OSrinal *»d Genuine Kidney P»A ------- And Get Prices.— EUGENE COOK RUPTURE D’ if the only known enrefor Rupture by loe* external Irralmmt. Core* by ABMOBPT1ON (Natkre** **y-> qbe. no matter bow Inaigtilfleant t.e may condder It. for ev.ry man HICKORY CORNERS. Cold weather again. Rev. Parkhurst is better. The Nashville P. M. paid a visit to relatives in this vicinity tnls week. The remains of Wellington Bowker, of Hope, u>d * pularity i> who died at the asylum at Kalamazoo on the 3d, passed through here on the 5tii. A very sad cake of accidental shooting occur­ red in this township, by which Mr. Wm. Gillecpic lost bls life. Mr. Gillespie and Mr. M. Gwin were bunting rabbits and Mr. Gillespie 3BI Broadway,CO'.Murray St.,N.Y.,and63Mllk St ,Bost'n Kevare of certain cnrihdence men and Itnporinni who reprwnt thetnaelve* *a Dr Sherman. had fired his gun at one, and both had started to run after it. Gilesple climbed on the fence, A. MCBOLS, the Bool A shoe Man of Na.hi ille Gwin coming behind. His gun was accidental­ ly discharged, the ball hitting Gillespie in the bock. He got down off the fence and said, “Merve, you have shot me," and expired im­ mediately. Help was procured, and be was conveyed tn bls home. His remains were taken o § to Kalamazoo for interment. if Mrs. Dr. Elliott died al her home In this vil­ lage, on Friday of last week, after an illness of a 2 about two years, with that dreadful disease, consumption. She wax a very patient sufferer, a fond, Christian mother, and * as beloved by all who had the pleasure of her acquaintance. Her funeral was very largely attended, at the Baptist church on Sunday, the 5lh, and in that large congregation there were few tearless eyes. Rev. Bradley, of Richland, was expected, but not being present, Dr. Bush officiated instead. The friends have the sympathy of the entire community tn their sad bereavement. Her age DR. J. A. SHERMAN, Yon Can be BELIEVED AND CURED. The “Only" Lung Pad Co, WlllUnu Block. DETROIT. MIcH. Merchants, Mannfactarers, Order Work Trade -with Him and Have Money MIDDLEVTLEE. We are having some storm here and it i* By ALFRED AVERr 4 CO. for Mwnplc eop.ewof WflOfTH PVEST,»» which in a agnewl P. C. Freeman has sold out hi* drug busin*** to Wil) Clark. Messer’s block it at* stand-still Just now, but the material it nearly all on the groundhigh. gusting fights, within a week. to church any more,—cauw.- politic*. in KENNEDY,-PERRY—Dec. 9th. 1880. at the residence of Mr*. ’ Perry, in Castleton, Mr. Ellsworth 8- Kennedy tn Mrs. Rhoda A. Perrv. tKith of Castleton; Elder P. HoUer nffidating. imd me I vwry ’•d— J.D WKA 1 HKRFORD. FOR SALE BY F. T. BOISE. �LMMYILLM, al report of Oaa. Ora ' 1 BEWS REVIEW. protoUy g ♦8,0M,<M-21, Whilh New Yorkera 'have been talk- W. (,'nihta, A. J. Dreis! abd CoL Thomas w or isn were •lU,M«,flU,-i •2.7%,4M upon tha previous y ceipt* for the fisosl year face ot a rednrtkxf of fc,ba<m. wrrs <123.981,916, of •10,B3Z2»4. The rood; makes AIMM,which ha* town imposed in making the pnstioM, be omrUwi. and that tho rsgi Jtnxir Hovaroir, Republican candi- e sum of rra.WMI7.41. .V78.M over the amount Forty -seventh Oougreaa. State* of «10,00u,< ReWrt Tur jury for the state trials, as the jwvvwu* year of *25,1!>J,30O.4S. actual and eitiuutod. t380,«X>.000; total Auditor of BaQroad Accounts, ia mainly dsexpenddurro. actual and ewimatod. *»V,U0'i.00u: estimated iraocnl due tls< linking tuna, •39,8GI,89<.4AIse ring a balance m •M-IKUAIW. , Mr. French aay* that The revenues of the fiscal year ending June will constitute tto Jury. 30, 18MA estimated upon the baste of existing law* will bo ®360,000,000 ; the retiniat** of cximproved, mor* vamild deprive PsfubII. Biggar. HuIHvan. Hea­ puiuhturvs for the same ;<rioJ, received ton and Dillon of their constitutional light to from the sevmJ Executive Departments, axe, including sinking fund, £301,554,­ 722.2B; or an eeUmalwl surplus uf The British Government has aimed a *48.445,'.-77.71 Excluding the siukmg fund, blow at the Irish preea which is destined to add the cktunated expenditure will be »259,’J14,- th* groat trunk lin* of the Union aud Central Pacific fkwnpastes, and of which SWLOK, showing a surplus of •90,083.ll7.W. Tin- surplus revenu-, actna! and cstimsted. tho United Btetca Government is a aroditer against tho proprietor of tho fliigo Cham­ for the fiscal ytsir* 1B8U, 1881 and 1882, after pion ft*r publishing a noUce calling upon a tenant to relinquish his farm.... as follow* : For tho year ended June 90, 1880, The allied Miuadron which wailed the Xediler- •27.962,009.63 ; for tho year ending Juuo 8d. 1881. •50,IM, 116.62 ; for tho year ending. Juno nisi nfrtTisffcrs, and l tuprovement, to tho maaifuri advantage of the traveling public and shipper* -Htlc the Eastern qw stiou, and aheohttely ro- 30. ItWfl. M8.«b5,’277.7A The requtremcubi of the Sinking Fund law a* well a* of *the properties tbtinaelves. A* to frattad from doing anvtiiing of the sort, has been formally dtoolvcd. Tho British fleet sails have b^eti sutetantially observed, ami the fop Malta, the French for Toulon. And in the prind|tel of the pnbhc debt, less caah in the faturc, aa pending their alliance, the fleets that treaawry and exclusive of accruing interr*t, baa tiua, and still more aro projected. 8teul rails aro insde up the Mjaadrou will doubtlr>*-< epu- •-------- c'-»d from •2,756,«1,57L43, to. togtoat be-ing largely substituted for iron rails ; tie. ich it reached ou Aug. 31, 1865, to aro kept well renewed : grade* are l«ing re­ unue to neutralize each other. .. Tha I’TeaWcnt of Buenos Ayres offer* free •1,890.0! ,740.89, ou Nov. 1, i860—a roducttoi. duce!. and bad section* remedied ; trestles are being tilted and road-bed* widened and b*4Of •806,1 5,830.54. ‘ laud* to 50,000 Irish emigrant*It is oflii.d with the previous fi*ca! yeaf. the <-.al)7 jwvdauned in Dublin that tha Cdonty Leitrim P in * state of disturbance requiring Mf*i]>t* fur 1880 have increased •6A6Z9.438.XL purchased, equipment has been increased ro aa Upon tho subject of the operation of tho Euadditional polity. A fund of £3,000 lor th« to meet the r^quimoents of the traffic, and in ■!< feuae of tho 'tond-L* aguer* baa been sui>- sumptmu lawn the Secretary say*: Nothing ha* oocurred since my lad annual ro- all this, white economy has been studied, acribed. Boycott's farm i» described an a com­ of travel aud public conteuiouce bav«* plete wreck. It i« aaid 'bat there is almo-t a }>on to disturb or emhamss tho easy mauto- safety naure uf *pcci«> paymeriti*. United Budot notew not boon o.crlooked. At no previous time in uairtT^al susjHtsum of the payment of rent. great eaUgq*n*c* has tho are r**-iiiy.tak*>u al par with coin tu all part* of the hi*Uwy of There wan an immense Land League this cuuutry aud in the chief commercial mart- i value of the jcoperck-a been »o M»ured,(or demonxtration at Waterford, Ireland, on Sun­ of tho world. The balance of com in the thur prospect* team so good fur beuefitmg thenownsra, paying Uxir debt* and serving day. Parnell was eecortcd through decorated treasury available for their redcmjrtion on Un­ tho people better sod more cheaply. iat day of November last was •141,597,018.61, -troet** to the K]ieah< t»' stand. In the imme­ the average during the vear has not materi­ diate vicinity were 400 poir e, 900 infantry, and aud ally varisd from that sum. The only noticeable 100 cavalry.,..A dispatch from Paris states change in tho receive ia the gradual increase of appears that of the passengtn who travel by that tho Panama canal rutsKnption silver coin caused by the ooinace of the silver railroad ia the United Status, including em­ is more than , covered already.... dollar and Uie redemption of fractional silver ployee on trains, in every l,6OO,0U0 earned eno <*ablo dispatches state that ansrvhy and terror­ coin, more is killed and four ars injimai, or, to state it dif­ fully stated bcreinaffeT. ism aro ou the increase in Ireland. The leader* All the requirements of the Resumption act ferently, that in every *0,006,000 psraous car­ of tho Land League aro endea voring to prt- have thus far boon executed, and ite wisdom ried one mils one is killed and four are injured. vent bloodshed, and to limit the terrorism to' has txvu fully demouatrated. It only remmn* The figures also show that aiaiut oae-forirtti of threat* uing, "Borcottiaz." and the reduction tho train accident* are the result-* of defects in of rents to Griffith’* valuation. They not to inquire whether any further measure* are property, while more than one-half an the reor expedient to sivtire tho mainte­ only fear that bloodshed would bring about ucceMiary nance of resumption. The to-eretarv expreuww immediate coercion, but that it would al*o Ute utmost confidence that without now logtecheek tho bilf-evncvsl'd desire of the Gov­ tetiou The oouUauud improvement tn the business tho entire amount of United Slate* mx-« ernment U> drop tto. alate prosecution*. now authorized and outstanding can be easily In the Queen’s Bench Division at Dublin the inuuLaitud at par in coin evun if U>o present application by Parnell. Biggar, T. D. Sullivan, favorable financial condition should change; Sexton and Dillon for tto |*»ti>ouuinc3t of tbe increase of *40.000,000, state trials until Jan. 26, ou the ground that th*- but, in order to aocomplisfc thia, Uio com rvmust bo kept unimpai-od except by such date fixed will interfere with their coi#»Utubonal aerve aa may be made from it In r*-dempright* to bo present when Pr-rlii^irnt meet*, payment* of notes. Noto* redeemed should be »M opposed by the Attorney GeuWal aud re­ Uou f3X5<XJ,0(x), or more than 17 per oeuL, while fused by th*'coart, with eo«ta. The CUM Jnsticn, teintMXTirily behl tn place of the coin tho mcrosaod mileage has beenaboot 6 per cent., paid out, ocpedally if it appear* that in giving Judgment, strongly dentdwed the the call fur corn i* grc&Ur tn amount •tote of anarcbr existing in the country A notlceabio feature of tills increased busi­ than tho com coming in ano count© into the Dr. Thoma-" Grimshaw, Registrar Gvucral of treasury or the mints. Ordinarily the suj-cnor ness ia that it has oocum.-d nearly altogether InJahd, recoiled a threatening letter for re­ uf notex will, aa at present, make on tho railroad* of tlx> Middle, IVeSlarn and fusing to dismiss his gardener, a pensioner. convcmonoe Ho has obtained police protection... .Hietnoiji a greater detmuxl f«r them than for coin ; but, ! w Padfic, New EnxiaaJ aud Southern States S" ->’"«■'»>*»« o' Bi-fe “■ * I si hlrJ2iiteti!uffta'pS7«£ Brother*, of London. have taken a contract to m • • construct and lay two now cables aero** the .ujdra i-.^, or oUw uu(on»««i erno-1 Mr. French draw* too following conchi-iofla -tor*. U»«mpk. of cornu, hood U-, ot ti3 Kitai'’. Atlantic; at a coat not exceeding £1,600,000. coo—Ue .»» ..logrurU of roarapaoa. d»” -taSui r"“ ot The work of dispersing Irish Land- pulling n«t only imaginary fear*, but mooting - *. . .. r»uo ui cross earning* 17. dteuid IOC cduTlui u IJulr u, ui--. l! STT 1 k *ay, 62 « u,wo™ omem-pey. too power to .ell t d inaugurated the other day at Brook borough, County Fermanagh. The 5,000 people who a-.r< tabled wore driven from the motting by- tbe m”tmni<i^'nTlM av”*? ■ 8ocondt ‘-hat both these Ea’stern and Western sokiier*, and throe who resisted were at rested. fo? Prom throe forty-ei"ht will Oompany, at Biddefor , A nuKSHUAX match tatween O’Leary •and Weston, for <2.500, Um l>een ansnged to noluye wm Ixirucd to death and 350 thrown it of employment. Ito kra U placed at •500, • 0, ou wulch there U <411.000 insurance. ' Tax wholesale ooflee house of B. G. nwat, after aspiring to control tto trade of the world, tto liabilities l*ing about •1,000,000. Sevt.n perspus were killed and five seriouidy izjured at Wendell, Muc, by tto exptoakxi of tto boiler of a portable saw-mill. Tax expkniion of a kerosene lamp caused tto destruction of tbe Beckwith House, saved by teapuw from tbe fourth floor to out strctcbvu blsukuta: Mn*. Rlmon Ik Page wm The loss on tto hotel ia <60, (KO... tt)>on the indictment charging bun with making false report m to its cuntutiom terminated in a vdrdict of “not guilty."... .Leary IL K«rr, of national reputatiou aa commander of tto “Reg- )**kc, and thu dense fog »h& prevailed pre­ vented tto flagman who was sent osck to warn the approaching Janesville pawngtir, also south bound, from being seen by the engineer. Tbe engine of the Jan :rdlc train crashed into the rear car of tto Ijuio Gt neva train. teleeco;iin;; it and creating a terrible havoc ameng tto fifteen passenger*. Mr*. H. C. Mavnaid, the invalid wife of thu manager of the W'c*Urn evuni* feirs were eaicrtamcd of her recovery. The only person oho escaped without any in­ jury whatever—and that, too, in a most rcmaraabte way—was a son of L. Z. Letter, who wm thrown to tto Ixntum of the car by the hart, though very badly scared. Tto most imfxirtant dramatic event of th* Ma­ son in Chicago is the prtxlnctiuu <mi the t*o£xd* of McVicker's ibre'.tr of Sheridan* famous ceptionaily strong one, inchidiiig Mr. Joseph Jefferson m Bob ArTre, Jira. John Drew sb Mr*Malaprop, Mr. Frederick Robinson ra Hir Anthonv Abso­ lute, Mr. Manr.ce Barrymore m Cant Abso­ lute, Mr. Chaa Waverly a* Sir Ludua dTngtrtr, aud Miw Boas llr.ua a* Lydia Languish. Ibis eetobrated comedy has never been aotm in the West with such a strong cast, aud the management ot SlcVicker * Theater have beatoired unusual care and attenhou to the mounting of tto piece In Chicago there aro re^nterly-organired bindof youthful higbusynuu from 12 to 15 year* of age. Many of them are armed with pistols and kmve*. When they meet a yonug*t*-r not of tlietr tribo they seize Idin, hold lum up. go through btm, take whatever he hM uf value, threaten him with vengeance, and then dqurt hastily. Children of wealthy parents, on their way to acho*A are their favorite victims.... Dr. C. A. Waaluugton was hanged by a mob al Otero, N. M. Hu had treated a totel dining- While the Crown pro-ecu tor wne leav­ ing the court-room in Limerick, Ireland, ho waa a*uau!ted by a street mob because ho defended a man to whom the Land League is opposed, hut he ru.ins.grd to eeenpo with U'ght personal injury. Mulholland, a bailiff who attempted to execute a decree against a non-rent-j*yvr in County Tipperary, was attacked by a man aimed Graham, who shot him dead after a few words of argument. Graham made his c-oapc. .kt the Omagh Assize* a farmer was sentenced to thirty ycaro* penal servitude far firing at ti» landlutd... .Four Bociiluita have been jalkd at Darmstadt on charge of nigh treason, and six pen>uns aro in prisou at Pfcrzlioim for circulat­ ing revolutionary publlcatiotx>. CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY. The second session of tto Forty-wxth Con­ that bu had chloroformed her aud taken impnp.T liberties. A htkdtt car on Archer avenue, Chi­ cago, while aronung the Michigan Southern railroad track, wm run into by a switch engine. Omaha, wire destroyed by fire. Her A Co., liquor dealers, lo.t Fii’.COO, and Collum Broth­ ers, Rather godia, 035.000. | Two txouxaxd Oklahoma colonists, <neampsd at Arkansas City, Kan., formulated on addrea* to Pissidsnt Hayes, anx.otu.cisg their ixtantion to rattle upon .'be eedod land* of In­ dian Territory, and demanding ttot Gin. Pore to fort id lea to interfere Jwith Uio:r plans. OapL Psync and asvcral of tto colonists cro-red the lino on tto night of the 8lh insL Thx County Court of Pulaski, Tenn., tonpted to ouiragu a white orphan girL A body Ot 100 or more citizens rnatod into the •601,000 as this balance inav, at the to-cr«ton of th*. ! port Of the Director of the Mint relaits to the coin in circulateoo. The retknaire, *«t*rting with •188.000.000 in gold and •6.000,000 silver cuin in 1873, have bran oootfannd to Nov. J. 1M>. year from intaruaJ-revcnoo taxes at th* preeeut ratio would be •125,000,000.’’ Continuing, bo rMO.323,881 in gold and •147,277,544 in silver tiorxabh due to prtxperou* time*, and there would seem to be no reoaouable prubaLility of a' material diminution thcrvoi for acveral y> are to corns; but, on the contrary, a probability of a gradual increaac. <J*rtaiuly upon a ratio equal to the-inovMc of j-opnlatiun. While the re­ ceipts from taxes are thus Increaa-ng in amount, tbe dcinand* upon the treasury are torn" leeeened by a rodocteon ot tbe public debt and tto annual interret ctorged. it la probable, therefore, tha, C«igrc«« will to diapoacil to robevn tbe" people from »nnu> of tto internal-r-vmur taxes; aud. If such re inrtioii i* to be made, I rc-ipectfolly a:igg*«t tto following list of taxre coUsct<-d dur­ ing tto fiacal year 1880 for oonaideratioQ of the law-making power : Bank-chick*. 02,270.421; friction match)-*. 03.661,800: patent mediaix« or preparation* nf rcrfiimerv. <*o*metic*, etc.. •1,866,678; bank dunoeita, <2,847.668; *avirare-bauk deposit*, *163,'kJ7; bank capital, •311,436; total, ♦10,999,606. In the event that it ia di«-m*d advwaiile to take tto tax off matciicx. patent medicine*, etc., due consideration should be had to tto fact' that large atock* of ttoMi article*, tax-paid, aro now m tto hand* of the trade, *nd that a very acriou* reduction iu ttotr valne, repedxlly of matches, would re­ sult if tto tax were taken off anddimly, and brought into competition with those tipon wtueb the existing taxes hid been paid. In my oniwon, an act abobshing three taxes should not go into effort earlier lhau, say, thr> # month* from ite passage. Tho same may to Mid in regard to cb«<k stamps. Considerable stock* of stamped cheek* are now in tbo hands of individual*, bank>i and banker* upon which the stamps have tou imprinted. 1 think it would bo wire that the operation of the repeal should be delayed at leaat throe mouth*, so aa to give limu for using th- re stani]*. Wbmevr tho interest* of the Government will allow it, 1 think it will bo wise to confine internal­ revenue taxation to spirits, rmdt liquor*, to- tion in the mints «iuce Jan. L 1879. th-* date fixed fur reauinubou. amounts so <327,399.428, of which •175,701,904 is in gold and •fll.flFT,634 silver.*. On Jone 80, 188>J, the amount of gold coin in the country wm <358,908,691 and of silver coin <142.507.691. Three amountw wove further increased by Nov. 1, 1W0, by the total amount of United flutes coin at tb* latter date •527,601,425, of which •276,323.881 waa gold ami *15X277,544 silver. Tto mints and natty effin-s held in ad­ dition bullion, which is being cmued as rapidly as tto facilities w^l admit, to the amount of •18,658,811 gold and <6,043,367 silver, making a grand total of coin in circulation and bullion •available for coinage on tto 1st of November of <612.253.603, <463.m3.G93 of which ,i* gold and *156.880,911 aflver. Of the amount of United Rtatre gold coin in the country Nov. ■ 1, *62,167,141 was in tbe treMury, 6112,777,602 held by the banks and e200.S79.lte in private hand*. Of tto silver coin, 047,084,national beaks report £5,33'1.337 as ihc amount of silver held by them.' mving €75.283,289 iu utfia-r tunk* and in general ctrcr.Mtioc. Br a ootnparieon of the.* uguros with the state­ moat made by the Director of the Mint Uic 1st of Nhvcmbur, 1879, it will to wen that the trwury gold rew-rve ba* dnaiuirhed to the amount <rf 057,753.529 in coin, hut hold* over <78,009,000 in bulbun. The ml rec ocin in the trvamry has increased to the amount of <21.321,348. TTie banks bare increased their •38,179.030 tn gold and <9.086.838 in mlvw. Neoeatdty of Cleanlince*. Aa a rule, every boy and girl, every cm of ojiUiiiin that reliance can be placed ■ young wt who will, can andand woman ---manmap u{*r>n receiving the »um uf •120,000,00) i havo dean ' z clothea, ' a dean body, clean annually from these suurera, wtoeh . . .fe m «um would gradually increase with the face, clean hands and feet, clean teeth, inert a*c of population, tint would probably be and a clean, sweet breath. Now, in your own mind, contrast cleanlinoae with it* Ktibjected to diminution u;x»u a recurrence ot hnnl Uuie*. In considering tto question of op]x*ite. If we were only seeking to relieving patent m<dicin<- from internal-reve­ please the eye, tho former ia worth all nue taxes, it -hould be n»! er.food that a larg* number of the articles )>ut ou the market and tho care nec«warr to secure it; we go Uxud a* medicinal bitten* are us«<d m a bever­ further than this, however. No one can age. Pcraon* engaged in tto sale of such be carekwa of liia person, and unclean in article* are not req'tind to pay sjiecdal taxes his habits, without producing or perpet­ a-* retail dealer* in liquors, »o that, uating like disorders in mind, and in all if the article* were relieved from taxaUon medicinal bitten would be sold everywhere be doea. Our bodies are covered with without paying any internal-revenue tax what­ innumerable pores or bolee, so small ever. In passing upon the right of three vari­ that tlio naked eye cannot aee them, and ous'medicated, bitters to be taxed s* such, and through these there is, or should be, a sold without special tax m retail liquor-* lialen*. constant passage of effete dead matter. Ito office u often sunoualv embarrassed to find tto exact Uno 1« tween medkinal bitten, liable In warm weather we are made sensible to stamp tax, and compound Liquor, subject of tbe fact by the perspiratii>n which to be sold only a* a beverage. In my opin­ stands upon our faces and hands, or sation, it would to wise to continue the stamp tax ;i urates our clothes. This effort of the tu»on all medicated titter* containing more than system to cleanse itself inside is con2U per cent proof spirits. In reference to the i f r V 7T .T.— -7— tax upon savrngs links, I would sav that, in RtKut* whether we know it or not Supthat you neglect to v keep your tny judgment ttose taxes should to removed, ; pose, P''"’ now, »**-♦ ----- - ------ortho whole legislation noon the subject *.f -body clean outside; theao little holes taxing nvings touks should to modified and are stopped, the dead matter which made more equitable, and there would seem to should oome out is kept in, the blood be no just grounds for cunlintung tho tax upon the capital and depckdta cf bank* and bankers beoomra impure, the brain wearies or if it it found that revenues are suflicivnt with- gets lazr, we are lazy all over; then we get slack and careless; we do not like to During tbo last four yean* and four months study ur think, even of nice things, and 4.061 illicit distiilcric* have been seized, and 7.339 persons have been amvlcd for illicit dis­ so we are injured all through if we do tilling. Twenty-*ix pfficen* and employe« have not keep the surface of the body clear. toen killed and fifty-reven wounded in the en- Of course, while we are at work or play, forrorucut of the internal-reveunc laws. During wo get our clothes, face and hands the oast sixteen months 1.120 stills have been soiled, and sometime* our whole bodies are covered with dust aud perspiration ; While the numlxr of atdla iMiucd and peraun* then what a luxury it is to bathe ! It iriuitod «iucu my la*t annual report i* very ia not bad that we sometimes pet dirt ou larg.-. I am aatkied tton- will be a dicroaiH- 1 us while doing our duty, but it is bad to tayor-n^rt m tta mirnber o' .«=!. , to let it n.mam thore. and irr-vw. Itegarding tto ancouragcment of legal distil- ! Rhe Would See About IL ierir*, tto report *cv« : "In every county where legal distilleries Miss Patey sxid, when n Chicago have been established in any number illicit ‘ ' fl „ 4..— distilling ba* almost entirely ceased. Violent I clergyman in a marriage ceremony, resistance to law has become -most unknown, asked her if alio would love, honor and nnT there has been a largo increase of reve- obey her husband : “I will love and oo®-’’ , i honor him, but whether I will obey him Tto granting of the IncwMed upjwopriabon* depends ou circumstances. ” ‘ asked fur the collecting of tas>-« from these . k dintill ries i* apeoally urged. Additional leg!*-; “ lation for tto protcctiou ot the live* and perThomas Carltux is 86 years old, and »->n» of the officer* of tho United States from gets crab bed er and savager as bo grows tto unlawful assault* of tho»i- who reeist their ; oJdor ° autbo*ity is also nx-ommendi-d. * The total cost of collecting tbe internal revc- j THE MARKETS. line fur tto fl* nd year was •4,506,842, being . 3.63 per cent of tto total amount collected. ' The estimate* for tto expense* for tto fiscal rearA«uding June 30, 1882. aro <4.896,630. During the fiscal year 911,002,614 stamp* were issued, tto value of which wm ei3S,942,. .860. would appear advUsable that (xmgroM finwenbe | roads. Fourth, that tha avumre rate ner tho maximum and minimum of the fund. ' avwwre rate per United State* note* are now, tn form, recurUy, and convenience, tbo best circnbtong me­ i—ni, uw vc rate mr pass, ugi-rs J>or uu.<i to dium known. 2^4 com*. ' • Tho Hocretarv devotes a lengthy chapter to | A* to the Northern Pactfio, the Auditor Ute -tandahl stiver dolkr. Ho say* : think* that no other company u boheved to Unlike gold coin or United Btato* notes, it ; have a straighter or a more honest and LonorItta djttaj ta. not, to tta ua,o .Mow. | lore, « put ot tta pontataot dral.Uo.t ; u,. comp.nJ for b.rc doratut ..-oh ..orrwbuw uxx-puble, ud, wtao dowws Udo , uuouut to >tod> ct t»r vJta thu treasury, easily paid out with little ur , or p, i>i*cc a loan at <2,500,000 upon ths uo co*t of •raiutportaUim. Tie rearoas for - £o dinrioiof ita road. *AC,MU'UW UP°° (hl. popolu d-rauuMun ^utta Ita ulrcr . x, tr^ imlU. uttl. .puw 11 . r.!7.‘ . .-io- , - > ___ —< i tot,ie taportuit queulofu of totu-SUU utta'• l' 100 l,'.a toT 'totoudlon., - portcuoa. a. . aunUUutc for the Bookui u>d .□dS.W muub to p>rm™c. for „ttar ,-ndic.- Uta upon ttat rabfeot. ta uuuul Ubor and for uutat porpuw. or. for I propita. . Uw wbichUtaA unbodj tta foliowdtaUC. T.ic taiomt uuded for tta-> p.w- 1 'pritalfta, TtatSlumu.oi cutar. copow. u tlnudy u, euta. of tta prutalta ,ta ■ Zyj t^poriio, p-uc^or. aud ftapbt . , . , ... * from odo btete or Territory (o soother Blate or X It w known to contain * quantity of adver j Territory of the United States are hereto of k*s market i alm. than the gold in gold coin. | »alhori*ed tochvgu and reocivo for said Tao fact would not itnjsUr rhe circulation of • Merioe- such compensation aathev mav mm * limltod amount a* experuucf show* to bo gx rroul Ualu tot Luo, irovid.d that no eoureui.- I for use, but it doe* prevent its being . di*crur.Lia!l-.xi of any ki.id whatever h.l*i or hoantol as rrecrvwi, or extjortod, and lx. mftdt . that po^bu, BIld puahc* it into active circulation, until it return* ; ftahttes alia!! to fermsuo.! ou the «iuw dav at to th* treasury, a* tho least valuable and du- Uie ror (Mgfat off. rod. and’, in sirablu money in u*u. •----------------------------------• case any conuuou carr-er evades or breaks this reason* th* Secretary , Fur these ------- i; ----------------—■~i reapectfnlh - -r~—-W-.- , proviiiou, the party injured shall have hi* rembut earnestly rccommonds that tho further ! edv in any United Statu* court having Junaconipulsory coinage of the silver dollar bo »n»- t --------* pended, or, aa an alternative, that t:>e number I of grains of silver in the dollar be n*crea*M-d k> J A Maniac’s Horrible Crime. as to mater it equal m market value to the gold i dollar, and that its ootnage be left as other day* ago at Gliestcr, 11L A young farmer, Director uf the Mint, to depend ujou ih» d<- named Ixxua 1uckatein, bring near that town, tiiand for it by the public for oonvunteut cto -• who L*d grown waxy from relig ou* excitement, lation. wm adjudged luaano and ordered to tho aaylum Report of the IHroctor of the Mint The Life-Saving Service. I at Jackaonvilte. Ho was in charge of a couple fl. L Kimball, flupwintendeut of tho Lift- I °7 guaxd* in a hotel in Chester. The maniac Mint shows the work of the year performedjat ___ _e—s_ ki. _____ i _____ _ ___ 1 00’ of them for water to wash the institute*!** under charge of thu Mint Bun-vmp bcrvtce, in annual r.-jwrt, teov. ■ Wlth^ u was got for him, and that at the close of tho last fiscal year toe as- | aa tho guard handed the pan tabliabment embraced 179 station*, of wbk-h hin‘ he daabed tha oontont* of it in hla face of gold bullion at tbo mints and assay offices Mbs. Gkbtbcdb Nean, of Milton, N. lakoa, aud six oa the Pacific. The record of I Ent Tokatata got -«t of the garment and ran ceoding by nearly <30,000,000 the highest pre- was burned to death. Chakucs Hbxdcrsox (colored) was one ,'rau ago m laomm rung, a wiuic mao.... Tbo pMKlmont and, Arlington Life Insurance rejitional severity, resulting in a much largyr numlwr of casualtiee within th*- aplicro uf st Fort Lnsv>-nwc-rtb Hub-Ctorf seis. policy-hoVtera. Thx road agents have been at work in Texas again, thoir latest job cousistirg in stopMr. Ingalls introduced a bill in tto Senate on guratud President of tto Mexican rejmUl^ tto vsdne cf •M,«W,f«0. The highrot former num tier of dtemrtor* four. Tho nnmTbe niunlw of pct*>DH nu ixwrd tho 30»» vrosets involved in 1,0)2, uf whom 1,9*0 were saved aud oulv nine lost. Tbero wtw succored at atataon* 419 aii:;wrockid jxrsona, 1,»2 day* nW buig affordidtecm. obeyvd him but tho little boy, who ran out sod alarmed those person* Uviur in the adjacent ncighl-orhood. Ho s*d>d he would give ttona but fifteen rJuntos to lire, l*ut before that time was up be had brained and tilled Byun, bi* widowed the wrecked veeecla by tho Ufa-saving a tho xtation* wm 706. In addiuon orow* a*sii*tel off when stramted. It ia estimated «L2,- Junction with other AunrRs from Chihuahua, Mexico, brinf appalling particular* of U-.e devilment joining a Protestant church, and ruthusia*t on rthgta.i, talking Beside, quite a ouinber of n-sseis in dAii$«n*u« bauds of patroimun at night Tu- rotunate.l vahj* of Um whole i.um'v-r o' vc*m-i« in­ volved was r2,61C,3W, an * of their o rgo.» •I, 103.3®, m —• •------------In peril. *8,1 I 70H. Ixtng ne riy •1.000,000 e y*er jnoediair. O' the .807 <ws aave.i, an.1 •l.IU.Dul B. daugiricr, a Mrs. Hmlth, a I3^ear-old girl, a dangbtar of Mnn>liy, and hi* grandson, a little Hazmr lias be en th* which rocUvcd, ; a* against over •38,600.000 for the to •1,385.834, nOO.tsO, beds* 061,827,556, out of a total unixirt of <62,550,837. Ito depoatta of silver and deHvanre upon purebaaua were only exceeded 1unng tto coinage of fractional ulrur aud trade dollars iu 1877 and 1878. Tbe receipt* <>f domeerio silver bulhon were £32.133,756; forvigu com aud bullion, *2,210,106; plate. Jewdry and American coin, 02,866,001: total. 734,140,532.79. Of ttore depomte <36,141,366 iu gold and <2,674.235 in nulver wore trans­ ferred or withdrawn from the assay officre or uilnte, and again depoctod. making tbe total amount recrived and operated upon of totli gold and aiiver 0172,106,221. Tb* coinage of gold, akbougli heavier than ia any prorimi* vuar, t-ou d u«t keep pace with thu *iejx**ite, and •38,468.874 in gold bullion romaituxl un­ coined at the New York Assay Office and Phiiad'-iplna Mint at the cloee of tbe fiscal rear. The mint*, however, augmented the circula­ tion *84,379.144, adding 9U.Vn.1M in gold, *27.942,487 ia tiltvs, and «269^71 in minor We never noticed it liefare, but «Le ia very p t.1 pretty.—Boston Pont. Jons Ji. Gough ha* lieen temperance lohtnriug in CanmU, but with uo auoeum. Hi* houmsi have been empty. A max is * “]x>rfoct brick” when he show* liimaeU nil Hie butter for being ■re purtha-t! of M.08L013 worth xlmidard during tho year wm Ito total coinago nf thn stai silver ' dollar hks l-een <72.M7.75O. The Jnhr 1, 1*79. wm H.9f£,M9, and on July 1, | 1M0, <19,309,435, an tn-nuae in the cirtsak- ■ tion during tbs yrar of <1I,C66,7«. Tbo carcu- ini itf "M M "M 313 S M �train. h»J J—xi Bali Club, of Washington. concluded at Bentonville, Ark. The facta in the case are ns follows : At the breaking out of the war E. M. Craw­ ford sold hta plantation in Washington county, Ark., to R. 3. Wi*t for $20,000, ly settled, and it ta believed that there well-secured cotes given for the de­ will be enough to pay the bequest of ferred payments. Crawford emigrate* $60,000 far the founding of an asylum to Oregon, where he died. West re­ for orphan children. fused to pay the amount due tho estate of deceased,, alleging that the notes he Hatxh and Garfield ware lx>th r»jected had given Crawford were executed by Bedford (Ohio) girls, their first loves, CM'. -Immirtr.on Sunday. C * ., • , according to the Cleveland Herald, be­ tor brought suit enforce Tavpay­ ■inf to' nnforM muse in each case the parents thought ment, in the Washington county the suitors too poor. - Circuit Court, Dec. 30. 1889, against Edwik Booth wm very much Bnrprwxl West and hta securities. A verdict was rendered for the defendants. An appeal to learn, on reading the London Pones, the other morning, that he tacked genius. waa taken to the State Supreme Court, It ta now hta duty to refund to tho people where the action of tho lower court wm ’ ot this country the money they have paid reversed. A change, of venue was taken to Benton county, aud tho caw was on tho docket there for ten years. It was Thb little chapel which ntaiuia over com promtai'll last month, the defendant* the grave of M. Thiers ta so filled with paying plaintiff* $5,000, and cither hide tributary wreaths and Ixiuqneta of im­ paying half the costa. In the years the mortelle* that they overflow, and have suit has been at issue it has completely to be hung about tho w.Jta outside. On ruined nearly every one in any way con­ tho door of tho chapel hangs a photo nected with it. The total amount of graph of ths dead statesman and a short costa and counsel fees is estimated at sketch of hta life. Thx late “ Blue Jeans" Williams be­ lieved emphatically in economy. When applied to once to aid aomo charitable 'csuhp, he said to the ladieo who ask'd it: “ If you would dispose of your jewolry and f.n“ clothes, and give the pn>ceeds to this object, and dread as plain­ ly aa my wife, you would not need to solicit aid." more than $50,000. Wb are now entering a long' period prolific in important astronomic events. Tho grant southern comet of 1880 aj>proached so near tho sun that it swept round ita perihelion 'passage with enor­ mous velocity, rivaling the great comet of 1843, which was. brilliant enough to be visible at midday very close to the sun, and in ono day it traversed over three-fourths of its entire orbit Air Rxv. J. Hyatt Smith, who has been though astronomers failed to get m g<»l dieted to Congress in one of the Brook­ observations of this body kb they would lyn district*. in s tate Sunday discourse have desired, they have others in pros­ staid: "They would have ns believe pect ■ Winneckc’a comet, not fur behindthat Odd creates 1,200,000,000human be­ Swift’s rocontly-dtacovcred comet, makes ing* every generation, picksout nay 100,­ its perihelion passage Dec. 4, and ta 000,000 to be saved, and makes a Niaga­ likely to be visible for nome weeks after­ ra of condemned souls of the other ward. Faye’s comet will be at perihe­ 1,100,000,000. It is monstrous. It is lion Jan. 22, 1881, followed in November ndt the Bible, and I should not believe by Eneka’*, and before it ta duo a look­ it if it were there." out will lie kepi for tho comet of 1812. Thb authoriti.ta of the United King­ Four eclipses, two of tho sun and two ef dom of Great Britain and Ireland return the moon (one a total ociipee), occur in tho births of 279,210 children and the 1881, while in the same year, as ringed deaths of 169,427 persons during the' Saturn hastens toward the sun, hta mys­ last quarter. It will l»e seen the natural terious belts will offer astronomers in­ incR-aM» of population iu tiiat time wm. creasing opportunity to study their text­ 109,7c3. The numlxir, of persons mar­ ure. These and similar phenomena so ried in the Baine period was 113,514. j noon to take ptaoa will open the wny to The populaVon of the entire kingdom— test the thiHirios which make our atmos­ England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland— | pheric onveL pe a delicate aensorium, was estimated in June to be 34,505,043 ;; promptly responding to every wave of the birth rate 32.1 per 1,000, and the physical energy that bcat^ on- it from death rate 19.5. The marriage rate wna, during tho quarter, 13 2 par 1,000. A DADX who had been jassing tlirough St Louis aitod the city for leaving open a threo-inch space in a sidewalk ifito which she stepped and received serious injuries. The counsel for the city scorned tho idea tiiat any woman could step through a three-inch crack, and ' had the jury with him until the lady’s j lawyer proved from actual measurement I in court that his fair client's foot was only two and a half inches acrons at the broadest part. This settled it, and the • •sked-for damages were awarded. A Nbw York millionaire was riding ' on Fifth avenue at a rapid speed, when an important part of the harness gave way. Hui brilins might have been dashed ' upon the pavement bad not a brave newsboy grasped the horse by the bit . before it became entirely unmanageable.,, The millionaire sat in bin $300 side-liar . wagon, aud, pulling out hta $1,000 watch, . told the newsboy he was “too blank alow to deserve anything," but, as he drew up the reins over the $4,000 horse, threw him a 10-cent piece. The boy resumed hta career of wanton extrava­ gance, while tho frugal millionaire drove stellar space. Wooffen Houses Exeunt. Iron is already a formidable rival of wood, aud in connection with atone and clay, tlirough the introduction of ma­ chinery for their cheap and ornamental manufacture, can now be produced so as to enable the erection of dwellings equal in appearanoo and scarcely more expensive than the ordinary dwellings of wood. Terra ootta, constructed in hollow cubes, can be laid np so as to preaent a double wall, giving a single or double air space, making walls at ono--* as warm, fully as durable and at a* littie expense, or very nearly bo, a* in the use of wotxL Furring and lathing of iron has been acceptably tested, aa have light iron beams aud rafters. Texracotta roots are almost universally em­ ployed upon the most expensive build­ ings, and the material may be pro­ cured sufficiently porous to hold the nail which confine* an outer covering of alate or corrugated iron, or may be glazed to form a perfectly water-tight surface, if desired. Tiling ta generally adopted for roofs in many countries. Gla&a, paper and terra cotta have been sucoexxfully employed in square or oblong block* tor flooring, laid upon iron jotsting. Of these, the paper and terra cotta are with­ in reach of the humblest mechanic who can ratae the means to erect a moder­ ately-comfortable cottage. In fact, any man who can now erect a dwelling of wood at a cost of $1,500 can, in the pre lent development* uf inanufacture, duplicate it in fire-proof materials, with no sign of wood in ita construction be­ yond the doors, for an equal or but slightly increased cot, and, in many respecta, far superior to the wooden build­ ing, rat and mouse proof, warm, free from dampneM, well ventilated and at­ tractive in appearanoe. Fjukp fob Pouxtby Pb* Yiub.—On* ta * fair allowance for aannxm shirt up some Diiieased Fruit grave? would be covered by tbe proftts . muni already made in H silver bullion. The** sr Tirus.—-We have tried it repeatedly and never knew it to fail. That ta, catting off tlic dtaeased part and Blitting the bark on one side of too limb and body from 'S? toe affected part down. In fart, if toe luscttaea p<m u «• and« .« . and body slit,..it—will in cut. off tho »• limb country. study of tbe matter gradually couvinoed him al tb<- outlook of atTairu stop the destruction of the tree, or at better for tbo Indians, and mare in sccardanoo least it has for us every time.—Fruit Re­ corder. Houses Pawixg ih the Stadul—A thi* light chain ta recommended by some to break them ol this trick, fastened above the knee to hang down looec, but not Than] longeuongh to touch the floor. If home* kick, fasten the chain in the same way to too hind leg. If a hone is at all nerv­ ground thev inhabited. In View of th* fact, that the mainteaanco of the *y«tem of bis pbvaieal right* aro brpnamg to be almost ous—os suoli a* paw aud kick usunlly *l*o, large rraervationa agatnat tbe prewure of white umvntaally ru*pecUxl. 11m> next *tage in are—wo should bo afraid that the chain immigration aod artUetnent would, in oouree.of tkmtborn development will aoota come. Thia will arrive through divuion* in tb* white rnhng would frighten and cause him to kick element In the South. When tbeau dlviaioas nnd pew so much more violently ns to ierk it around and seriously injure hta crapy, and th* disposal for their benefit of their lands not required f$r this purpose, aod DiGori(h Potatobs.—A Maine farmer It i. m thia says in the New Tork Herald that he paid hta men $1.25 per day for digging deut »txl *<ilf-relnn< men, inverted with all and pitting potatoes, which cost six cents tbe right* which tno other «luhsl>itant* of th* country poweM. llw rcsnlts already accom per bnsheL Ho told two of tho men he phrt ®d in parraanc* of this jolicy and the would give Utem five cents per buohei if promising outlook m tbo same direction ire dothey woald do the work. They took the ■cribod in general term*, and illustrated ty jolj-aud/went to work, aud dug aud pit- •pacific »ccxraut4 of tbo progress mad* by tb® 100 bushels per day, and went home individual tribe*. necrotery Ucburx nprerae* tb* flrm bdtai some times by 4 o'clock in the afternoon. that the ggncultural mduxtry of lb* Inch• nv The farmer saved oue cent ner bushel, or would be greatly sUmulatad and its product 81 ]>cr day; and tho men doubled their much increased If assurano* were given to protect li.ais..lf. drawal of finanmal rapport Tbe most vigorous chapter in tbe Moe*xge them that Uiey will bo secur* tn tbe poMcaaiun wagon. follow* tata It uwi the plsioMt langnx^e and Pnoirrat Good Mzxmna —Extra milk­ of tbeir tends. preaeut* tho mo.t wxrn a recommendation* Tb^8eert>tAry ooctinnes : "I desire alio to ers should lx> kept to brood from, their for tbo payment call sitentiun onoe more to the bib repeatedly of tbo entire ktettsge. This ctnpur is devoted to the Mormon quewtam. It spjiean ti.*t tbo milking' qualities alone entitling them to introduced in CongraM extending over th* hr this pn ferenoe. It is quite as noooBsary dxu ro»-mUons tbo jurisdiction of the re-nrtx j' Preaido .t In hi* Wi«t«ru trip learned more about Monzunuam than be had ever known beto raise the calves of gcxxl milkera, in or-1 of the Hut.-u or Tccnteno* in winch suoii re*- I foro, thi* account*for soconnui for th« a furs, end .n-llhi> tbe upoeihUv apecuUy vi^orvigor- I tween tb* United State* Circuit Court and tbe I * del to have another race of good milkers, «rr*ti->us are located, giving the «lufljm* ona ahaptur to in toe the Itaxa^e Ifeaaane which now- : Buprem. Court, for th* pcrpOM of rebeviag to wi^h lie now . Ibrai I oM.otoptor a* it ta to raise the cults uf good trotters •Unding in snob cxnirts, aud securing ?_---------Mr. Haye* *aro extrwrdmxiy pressure of bustnsM uadsr tbe full benefit uf th* laws. I vunturo te o»- rend, into OougreoL in order to have fast horse*. Extra dairy preo* the hope that Congress may not aujuurn . that tbe fact Ui.t such * largo comma- j which tb* tetter ta rtrnrrbns Tb* pronoaneed feator* of th® Attoecows arc always in demand. It is cer­ •gain w.teom having taken action ujxri ificao etty haxw been permitted to live in op*u drtlGeneral'* report tb* Presitait (Vw tainly to Im regretted that morn care ta hnpartant mcarare* *o ***eulbd to tho j-u,;- ' ano- of fit* law* df tb* United fftatoa aixl I of morality i* a crying di»,;rxcc, end ono CTeu dix^^ >rui doo* not racaitton in tb* io*i raid ixcuritv of oar Indian vrurde. ' not taken to improve the milking quali­ that ahotild be. remedied with' at delay. He MoMage. Attorney Daren*, in om loo number uf Indian youth le^rnmg trade* rail* upon Oongrw* to take up tfiu quertwu iu I .^borate cliapter, urges on CourrwaXfie proties of our cowk; and it is also a source of regret that so mjaiy of our farmers aro in tn wtirkHbupa at tbo agencies his mcre»*>l tbe tnort *erioua and airnoat f-uduou, aud de- prirty of uational auporvuiou of tbe ballot ta from 185 text autumn to 356 thU veer. Tno vs»e aome wny of atammag out polygamy and ; Mu0UJj ele«tKM». Gen. Dereu* reeomthe habit of di*i>c«iug 6f so many of pulicy of empfjyliig Indian* as workmen, anil roquiring tho people of Utah to conform to too Congresa take the position that in their young ealven to the butchers. oven a* foremen i nd tnscbinlrt*, *t toe agen­ same law* aud regulation, that govern thu ,n nMint,,i election. State Udm are not to b* Fvrxish Yom Boys With Tooia — cies has ben confirmed and extended witn people of the rest of tbo country. Mr. Haye* ‘ ooruddered and that national authority be disuf’gx-rt* to Congroa* th*:, if tlioro i» no way reeled to protect tbo ballot-box from fraud and Prof. John E. Sweet, in an address before the Onondaga Co. Farmers' Club said: clti-nely built by the ludian* tbcmwtlvxw. Tlw of reaching the polygamirta under tbo prawn*. |nfjmyietV,n in all aertion* cf tbe country. Th* while agreeing with tbe Ido*, of Gen. “ The farmer who provide* himself with •rnr.nde nbowu by the Indian* for m&- organization of tb* T.ir.tory, then it* ! entire *yrtcm of 1 cal government On thi. auhject, <fi-l not think it Ixwt to tbe necessary tools to do the repairing of chauuv 1 work hai, in ra*ny ca*«•, bwn toould be reorganized, with a vtew of I inctffporuU thia recommendation in hb Mrethe farm, not only makes a paying in­ surprtaiii^', ’■'*! m cnmriil>-n<d dwurvim; <r1 jirovidlDg a rwifl and apeedy method of jrox- ; 1 Foiiowing tb* review of tb* deportmeute nr. vestment, but doe* for hta boob, in an­ •very p<*d'l« sncoangwijesi. Bsprautora eating and properly punishing all who penust of anxiuua ao»ire on to« p-ut of Indiana other wny, just exactly what he does for bclouidDK to tbo ao-csUyJ wud tnbes to haw them when be send* them to school. He their children inxtructod to tha way* of civi:- ootno converted, in a measure, to looking aith gives them a ahauce to learn to do somoleniency upon Mormon prarttare, through iite ting. From among those boys will bo recent visit We*t, mil have tbiur mind* tbor- 01 US* IU uu< wniBMT found tho mechanical engineers of the ptecrel at tbo dtapoxal of tbu department lor ; oughly disabuxed by reading this cuorgrtic *p- angar from corn-atalka. Tho I’reauieut thinks this nurpoeo ha* become partiraurly painful. pcia to * rotinng IXimocraUc Congroaa. •L. . .1___ —x. .... nf <bii nna man tbo future." It would be difficult to crowd Th* desire and jiurpowe of the department i» to Tbe fourth chapter of tb* iTiwidmif* Me*more truth and common souse into this lareel* incnwxc the prevent small num'«r pf **ge is o:xi that will attract great public aiuushort space. It ta well known among mdtixtrul boardiug-echoola fur Imliauyotr.fi, tiou. It is devoted to • bit Mr. Haye* is . ....... —---------- ----------- -mechanics' that when an apprentice a* the day-school* al Uio ageuoew do not with­ , pleased to call civil aervioe, aud is one of tbo , p.rrh<*, of those two staple*. to the Uat chi. pter in 1 “lenm* to handle hta tools,” hta trade ta draw Uiu pupil* fiom the tuducucre uf b-m.o uxigut: etanter* tn tbe Message. Tbe tbmuruj ' -n,c surronudingx aiUbcwutlv to facilitate a dmu^e cha|Xor i* the only other one that approaches I following this relates to the report half learned. in tb*.r kat.it* ot daily life. it iu b-ngth. In theory, Mr. Haye* bolterca in nuxueuee of Education. Mr. Eaton. Phepaking Maxuiib fob Hot-iieu.— The report next mentions »» another Import­ appoiutuig good mon to office and coubuuing Freeh etablo manure, in which there ta ant dvihxmg agency, tergoiy Introduced tuidvr tuum there daring good behavior. Ho l*>plenty of litter, ta most suited for this tbe prerent adm-airtration, th® urgxuixaUou ol licrea alxo in the theory of xepxrating the purpose. There should be at least oue- * poiioo force cunateting of IxvJiau , winch its* Govcnunent acrvico from politic*, and olabo- the illiterate of all section*. This would rerate* bis vary well-known ofiinlotu •ult, the Prudent *ay», in givimt mod of it to third litter ia Ibe heap. If this ta not iff upon tin. rather uninteresting topic. The tbe South, where tbe gr< ttcat illiteracy pre­ the maw in sufficient quantity, add leaves v*te». It* tenefita, both a* a mean* of main­ iTcwldeut alludes in a gingerly way to thu tru- vail*. The education ot tbi* cia**, both white or tanbark; shake it up and mix it well taining good order and aa a moral nrovemvnta tiiat be hail made in the New Tork together, adding water if at all dry and tuflueuoe upon the Indian trite* among Cuxtom House and I'oatotfloe mansgemi nts, musty, and throw it into a oom pact "heap wtenn it u*a been cstabliahud, are act but carefully refrain, from anything personal forth a* worthy of special notice. Ixxik- tiiat might be ocnaidcrod aa * reflection upon Then follow* tbe doxinR chapter of Mr. Havre to ferment Let it remain a week, and tbu Vino iTcaident-eleet. This cltMe* the ex- last annual Mrerage. Tbi* relate* entirely to then work it over thoroughly, aa before, ckMuvuly original jxirtion of the Ereaident'* District affair*. Ko President baa ever taken Cud add water, if nooeasary. Where the the whole, tho Indian attushon is now more MewiAge. He then take* np tbo affalni of tbs more Inicrvrt in the District than Mr. II*ye*. ground ta quite tlry, a very good method bupeful than ever before. The deairu of the Blate Departmeut . nd roviewa tbe relation. < x- ' His groat hobby is tbe improvcai<mt of the Po­ irtmg between thu Government and tho j tomac river flat*. After dwelling upon tha u to dig a space alnxit eighteen inches Indian* to maintain friendly rclction* with There are ! tliatr white neighbor*, to go to work for thair loading foreign Goveruments. deep, aud mit in the manure, tramping own support, to cultivate the soil. to scqniro three anbjecto in thia foreign chapter tbit ! it firmly add evenly, and place thereon [Onrsm-nt hunwj, to have chair children edu­ aro outoide of the routine rejxirt of pieaaaut ] the or OUDU, aaah, and put IU in .UV tho XlUU rich WXW-M, Ui-i frame ... cated, XMU and xv to asxiinllale tbemadva* to th* xx?civ- relation, with other ooantnea. The chapter on in one nun, enough earth, ami in about four daya, bow ths ta*»Uon of the country, is growing stronger Englarul nweely pve* Um< current hi-tory of the ; work in one year. The North Ainencan firticrtea question, ami re;>eat* I S3.000,000 a* ample to do seed, having previously stirred the earth raoni B®nt:tw ®<ur7 d*y' tho views of the Preaident in hi* sjwcial Hotaagu —------ rumarka freely, to destroy tho seeds of weeds Secretary Schurz remarksthat thatexpcrtanco experienceliaa La» he rent to Cougro** last «pnn.;. Tn* »eo strengthened hi* conviction (which, •• tbi* ia that tharetn. .... i...----- bo liOW fecui greater llt*r:v ond subject of rntiprert it the MUto D-.'partsieut chapter relate* to Mr. Erarta' bobby of Hogs rx Wnmm.- -There ta no domes­ that the managuneut of Indian af- improving oar commercial relation, through tic animal that stiffen! so much from ex- x~ — fain ooutiuue to iutru»t«! to the civil tlia eutire Goiuolar m-rvlou to act a* ixuure to cold nnd wet os the hog. Ho not to to* tuibUry branch of ths public ।' educating aueui* in the interort* of American commerce. w x r.ntiv. oi . mild eJimUc, md «hould I "J1-? ““«» “*• h“ Tho full reports of th* invuxtigakon. of our fully faradiadotred iu foniwr annual reports. Ctfuul. aud the profitable chantM-ix indicated be tnrntol U lux mdnro demxnd. >1 x. Tbo report enter* into many interesting dt- by them for commerce arc used by tho would turn ita peculiarities to our advan­ tailx <.-not ming ilia prevent condition of in­ President to rtvommeud to Congress that it tage. And during winter he should be dividual tril>o«. The case of the I*uiicaa re­ The Schoolmaster. provided with warm, dry quartern, plenty ceive* minute attention. Tbe injuatw* done The schoolmaster ta apt to be a favor­ of warm, cl on bedding, and an abun­ Uirru by their original removal from tneur Da­ ite with the female part of crer.tion, dant supply of .nutritious, fat and heat­ kota land. ix fully d<*cril«d, but U ix also dear gtwng of liberal mall ointracU to ptouoer mor- especially in the rural district*.—Irving. producing f<Kxt For this purpose there to the Bccretary that U aonki be contrary alike The poet has described the dull sam»to their own miercata and to tho-e of tbe coun­ is nothing equal to corn, owing to tb* try kt large to remove them from their prveent ne«B of a teacher's existence in these jge amount of carbon in ita composi­ b-urr.ru. z Th* oect rabjoct of *pooial intereat tn car words: Vitam oontinet una diet.—Dr. tion, which the hog appropriates in pro­ •• Attempt* by eril-diipoe«d person* to In- foreign relation* oouiiirt* of a r-ntd of tbe at>- Johnson. ducing fat and heat to warm hta system potatment Of the Chine*e commission and tta ax.d whit, a prttoy •»!>«><> earning. -—the same a* our btoves consume car Lou in tiie form of wood and cool to warm far Itcn sueoenafuUy f rostrated by tbo prompt our rooms. The colder and the more exposed those rooms are, tho more fuel we are obliged to consume to make them comfortable. Just so with the hog—the on to Central Pork. last cars is expended in making hta quar­ ters comfortable, tho more corn he must Gath says : “ Uncle Sammy Tilden consume to keep up the animal heat, and, has ordered hta monument, in imitation if not supplied with the neceaaarr amount of food, hta svstem has to fall of Martin Van Buren. It ta a big thing I back on carluu it una stared ut tbe form to cover so little a mnn—made of West­ of fat, and he must, necessarily lose in erly pole granite, thirteen feet on«l four weight, at hta ooreleas or thoughtless vvirhas high, and nine feet and four owner’* exjMsnse. Hogs should also have a good supply at water, a* it is in.possible inches by seven feet and four inches in Altered Times. for them to digest their food without size at tho base. From the four corners In tho rear 1671, on the Meond read­ water to dissolve it and convey it into the rise columns, on which rest a cap sur­ ing of a bill in the Hou*o of Commons blood. They should be ke’it constantly mounted by s cross. The name ‘ Til­ for building a bridge over the Thames, supplied witG salt, coal ana ashes. Salt den ' appears on one side of the base in at Putney, after a number of members ta a valuable stimulator of the appetite polished letters. The burial lot will be had delivered speeches in ridicule of the and digestive organa. During warm idea, Bir Henry Herbert, just before the days in the winter the feed should be planted with Florida mock oranges, and House divided, rose and said : “ I honregulated acooniiug to the temperature, the shaft pointing toward the judgment­ nst as w* would regulate the fual aoseat emphasizes the two syllables of hta uopoliea. 1 am equally opputeil to mad, '•oruiug to tho demands of the weather. vtaionary project*; and I may lie ptr- When tho weather suddenly becomes lump, ‘Tilden,’ or till theu." . __________________ mitted to «ay that in the into King's warm, animata lose their appetites, aud _ __ . - . „„ . ‘ reign several of these thoughtless invenare liable to liecome “stalled." Some Tk. folloxmg rrnrarkable ra.Uaoo ot w npm oooling, succulent food, as *!*/» or vege presence of mind in a dog comes from . wert, mOBt properly rejected. If a man, tallies of some kind altould Im *uli»titated » New Brunswick, N. J'tT'A little brown sir, were to oome to the bar of the Hcnuo for the more hraH’*e fond of ccrain. xtulxhiU -log pl-yiag .boat Ihr -mJ tell n. lh*I h> prop-xod to ocmjer (ieurgv i aaeraP. ° - - - • । us regularly to Edinburgh, in ooeches, railway depot During hta gambols ho in seven days, and bring us back in Senator Hoar said of Mr. Bancroft, at got IxrtwcM-n the tracks just as two light­ seven more, should we not vote him to a meeting of the American Antiquarian ning thr-mgh trains were approaching, Budlam ? Surely we should, if we did Society, in Bouton: . “ Ha ta, I believe, which paa» each other just iu front of him justice,; or, if another, that he the senior living iKtraou who has been u would sail to the Ea*t Indies in six member of the Ckminet, He ta the senior tho depot. The dog apparently saw hta mouth*, should wo nut puntah him for umeng living jwraomi who have filled danger, for he quickly looked in either practicing upon onr credulity ? Aimur- important dq-lomatin sfatkm*. Ho h.-s direction, and calcntabxl that if ha edly, if we aerrod him rightlv.” The reixiwntrd tbe United States at Berlin should attempt to cross the track on journey from Louden to Edinburgh ta and at St. Jnm*s. Hta history ta, aud now acocunpltahed in something like doubtk-sB will l», the great standard au­ either aide be would certainly be crushed hum*. Whatbe would Str Henry thority upon the important period which to death. Now, this dog did the only eleven artae^from^ - - - now.^oould ■ ' ,lm r thing which could have been accom- REPOST OF SECRETARY SCHURZ. of tb* Interior is devoted to Lodi in affair*. In ' sod tbe MOMsity ot fostering tt by every another attempt i* in preparation now. Tbe mil­ itary force* of tbe United Sutea in tb* Terri­ tory are inatructod to arrort iniruden, and to take proper me*aur*a to bn ng them to ioxUce, aa they have done iicretofore. But it ia evident that the penalty imposed upon rep**tod intniah-u into tbo Indian Territory, whWi penally oooten from raeh undertaking*. I concur with will IV.-ferring to the measure* inrtitntcd by the de;-iirtm.'nt to |>ut a stop to depredation* ou pubic thnlzr lamb, Uw> Soentary rep rta they bar* bom highly »uoc*a*ful Dniing th* part three yoxr* upward of f24i>,(<00 nave been turtu-d into tbe treasury aa tbe rw*nlt of keep­ ing the det<rtment'* *p*«tal agent* in the ttald to drhmd and pn e cate wuobwale timber tre*p-iMCt *. tad the ill-cii cutting *u’1 exp. rtetio-i of baiter from the public land* along our oooxtx, which had grown to an euorwixi. yearly xggrogxte, ha* been almost entirely arrmted. The .s-crrtarvag>iu urgw* upon the attention of Congrt-x tbe gr**t loairabihty of enacting tew* to provide fur tlx proper pree-rvxhou of mir fonwia by proven! ing the rodd-.*-» w»*U> wtoeb now attend* th® catt.-n< of tauter iu many part* of the country without roatraint. Tbe re-xirt alao contain*, among other mat­ ter* not al>ovc Indicated, a aerie* of *yno}»e* of rep«ta cxteuMon of tbe gt-oJnpcal aurvry all over tbs United Btatee, and the adoption by tegi.tauvo tnartuxmi of Oxnmiaatouer ; concur* with C<«mmio- eur» prompt pubbcsUcu of the uiabod under vj^cial instruction* thrt tbe Unit tTBAly, a modincaUou of tbo Itarliuganic treaty, mlvee L*tt»fwtonly tbs Chitnwc quantum ta politic* ti. ita* country. Tni* modincation round* (ldaa*a humigrxUoa to thia country to such a limited number upon to a large enough number to embarrass joy any one. Tbo Chirnwe Goviramcnt mon- ttaii half wty m all rmtrirtlon* uj>on CbineM tiumigratioa to tbi* country aaggested by lb* commiMMin B-vsly samtnanz?d. tld* aecoud treaty exten-’* lb- coruinoroial fnaUtic* o< thi* country with ('tana far the caiMMleration that wo ahall not export opium to Ctaua. This will rtv* tbe United 'Ute* an a<trauU«« over Groat Britain, wliu-li furatabe* alout ono-third of the opium to China; and. if i-. demands tbe samo privi­ leges a* our Government, it will nonold that it —Lung/tUm. Neither do you, sen too often cheated of yo the goddess Minerva; brings you new pupils.—Ovid. I can easier teach twenty what were good to ba done than to be one of the twenty to follow my own teaching.— Shakrpcarr.. txnpurtaat ouo in that direction, aixl one that will be a mo*t *erv>ni blow to Great Britain, wtone power iu tbe E*at la greatly dspoodsu upon tbe rvvi-nuo that it derive* fram tbe opium trade forced upon China by the British Govw»nwiiL Following thia eomee Proddeot Haye*' finaa<i>n. and etnbodM* in hta Sbormau.’ He Gibraltar, upware calla upon Oongres* „----------•trend Ltuyir.d mtlUeoe at bonds that fall due next veer, and dwells upon tbofact that abactor i time for r. f turfing could not Le found than now., �Best Stock of CANDIES --------- IN TOWN.---------- CROCKERY. GLASSW; K halo bright, lUrbu now the patriot! Was borpe Uss dy tag prayer: •HJb, Father, save by thy all-powerful might I” grand, majuttlc wave from foaming Oh, Anwrica! thou land of liberty. Korth. To fertile, sunny South, a, and gentle, murmuring Tbe broad . jg streams, and tbe shady, hiD*. Then about a With Freedom's glorious light. A SMALL BUBBLE OF SPLINTEBB. Speaking of hogs, r minds me of the time when a bunt for hogs was con­ sidered one of the most exciting spur to of the day. When, from three to a dozen mm and boys would take to the woods and by the aid of snow, track'the wild beast* to their resting place, where, after routing them, a volley of small arms would be dis­ charged into the iretruating drove, killing some, wounding some, but just waking up the most of them sufficient­ ly to set them out on an all day’s run from which they never ceased until secure from harm. Just as soon as thu drove scattered then the fun began, and as each person took a different track they neldom rendered much aid loearh other until a shoc-was beard, or a call for help was made. And all day tin* chase lasted, sometimes sue Cwtofully and very often otherwise. When night came on the weary hunt­ ers returned to head quarters, some dragging a hug, and others dragging tired feet. After a warm supper the men would retire to rest, to resume their sport in the morning, if tlieir day* work hail resulted UDaucoea* fully. During one of these hunts, Mr. Akerly hail found a sow with u litter of splen­ did looking pigsand the next day be went out to look after them. Hu had found tbe. pigs, but the sow was away feeding. Akerly stood looking at the pigs, when, without,warikg thu sow arrived, aud seeing the intruder on her privacy she made a bound for Mr. Akerly’* throat. She missed her aim. but in some way caught a powder horn which was hanging from Alcerlv's neck and aa she withdrew from the man she threw that horn over two rotis where it was picked up rather the worse for it’s treatment. Mr. Akerly used to of­ ten tell tiie story, and would produce the horn to show Bow m ar he came to The Hon. Phin<*tto S. Spaulding nnw Of Charlotte, was the flrat white arttlrr in Kalamo. Hiram and Daniel B. Bowen the next two. Hiram Bowen died in 1852, thu other two are alive, •nd h*'e and hearty. There used to live in. this town an Old Dutch women fiimilarly known an Aunt Kate.She wn a peculiar but hon<at old Mini, and many’a the time her Comics' or odd doing* famished ma­ terial for laughter. Ono summer she bad grown quite a large quantity of the Castor oil bran, and nut k .owing their nature«« a very scarehing agent when todulgrd in na a ntcady diet, she I thought to make use of them as an article of food. Thinking it wasteful mg hard pressed for food, she con­ ceiving the idea that they might make a very delicious and pulatiblc, dish she Cooked up a kettle of them, seasoned them to taste, placed them temp: ug­ ly on the table, and she and her son •oun hid from mortal eye about two elapsed, but you know ’twasu't long, before the poor old in istaken creature «d her mid Billy were groaning in Mouy, and before twenty four hours bus aped they were no thin that they were nearly transparent. No one ever need mention caster oil to her after that for fear of war. Eaton Co., furnished the beat Govcrcor Michigan ever hud, Auatin Blair. 8b> has the Supervisor who has been faceted die most conftucusb’c terma—, John Dow. She to the mont honestly coniitu ted county in the rtate, has the least OBproduct-.ve land, had the big­ gust tree, and to cap all. we predict, wat the will Mind the beat Reproaeutative to Cougrewi that ever wont from tee third Congn lienal di-.trict. Johnny Graves is a good liorwt doct Also one of tho beat of school And iu. the vrtrinary proc- a M>und thmshiug, Th* articles were immediately restored. Johnny resume* his duties aa teacher, aud not a wave nf trouble rolled arrnsa hi* pat!.1 w it.lt that school fur that term. .Morsi: .Secures horse ductor tosubdue unrulv schools. • Well, we won’t aav when, hut ’twos ee.verulyears ugo,_when a family con­ sisting uf ninn, wife and one or more utfrpnngs, moved into ti house with an old bachelor who wa* the owner there­ of. Everything went lovely for a w hile, but ns the old bach was- sup­ posed to lie old enough to wean, or. more properly give up hi* lonely anil selfisii lite aud Been re a partner, and as tbe farm hi whl h he h.ed was "first class soil, and was abundantly aide to support more than himself, his new occupants insisted on his M-cuting a bride to brtir him company down through the dark valley of time. All thu arguments proved unavailing; and ■ j-h. was inaugurated wliich was to forever sweep -the modesty aud lack of courage before women from the old bach"; and cause him to yearn for the flesh jMits Egypt, or more congenial company; The plan wan no less than that the new male occupant should go hunting, accompanied by a comrade, and while absent the women and a sister who cnanced to be present should drug him (the old bach,) get "him off to bed, craw) into bed one on each aide of him, nnd jnatin time the men folks would return and take in the aitustiun of affairs and go for the bach w ho dar­ ed to get into bed with snotlrer man's wife. The plan worked to a charm. The husband returned as planned, and with tbe comrade as a witness to the adulterous intent of' their host and friend in need, he gave the old liach to (WEB POTS. Ow old eXbii££d butcher boy, tbe prices will put down; Ai>d he la known a» :re tbe rich and poor will find tbe cholcc.t kind of ateax; IT ci.trryriiriug landlord, surely on him CLOTHING Always a specialty. We have Saito sizable for small boys and for theUOO-pouiider. OHIO STONE Ware, TOBACCOS. CIGARS, PIPES Celebrated “Snowflake" Flour. And to your । I'll drive my team aod pay Dry Goods, Boot* Shoes, Groceries, Provisions, -----------...Jons, etc,, of E. Reese, rho a|wayq sells at the lowest prices. lyBm Men’x Suite from $8.00 to $25.00; Boys’ Suite from $3.50 to $10.00, Ladies Sacques from $2 50 to $15.00, Boots and Shoes of the best makes, Rubber Overcoats, Rubber Boots (Warranted), Buffalo Robes, Lap Robes, an endless variety of Notions, Hate and Caps, Furs, Blankets, Sachels, Curtain Laces, Trimmings, Edgings m piece and bunch, Groceries as low as the lowest, Sugar from 9c. to 12c. 10,000 lbs. Dried Apples Wanted. 500 Bushels Beans W anted. 5000 Bushels of Cora Wanted. WANTED IN EXCHANGE: CASH. BUTTER, EGG8, HEAN8. Mb POTATOES, ETC.. ETC. BOISE a FWANCI8. Hastings Business DirectoryJJAST1XGS PATIOS AL BAM, adD-fromthe Lawrence. Kan., Daily Jours! Ten Car Loads of 8^inchD' Stove Wood Wanted. Capital and Surplus Sloo.ooo. Tbs Highest Market Pnce Paid Tor Batter, Em, Fort, Bern ail Poiatoe: able Umepleeel'* The aoawer wm “Buy a Rockford Watcb.” Since his arrival home, the Professor has purchased of Mr. Ruahmcr one of those reUable-Uxoeni. These watches aro for sale by James Fleming NaahtUlc. _____________ IN EICBANCE FOR SOSD8. We propose to divide profits, and while we can furnish you nearly every­ SCIATICA (sciatic rheumatism) CURED For particulars write to Dr. H. A. thing wanted for comfort of man and beast. We will take in exchange almost outraged feelings, and cause his bosom to heave with lew anger, or hi* hand Peterman, M. D.,Marshall, Mich..or call everything the farmer has to turn off. to deal the blow which would rid the aud see him at the Wolcott House on earth of *o perfiderotu a wretch. The the days he holds his office there. 8-18 poorh!most unconscious man,his mind ttestourant I frying to take in the situation of affair* co Id hardly Comprehend the meaning Having bought out the restaurant of Cap. of the words of those whom he had Dunham, I have newly furnished It and am riven shelter, and fur whom be would DOW ready to serve up anything you Irish in my line at reasonable rates for cash. Oysters a specialty. Axdt Laxz. commit, and although a peculiar man, ty Dr. Peterman will be at Assyria K; he waa knuwn as strictly houest. Center on Dec. 23d, and at Wolcott e black-mailing scheme worked to House, Nashville, Dec. 23d, to examine the satisfaction of the husband and and prescribe for those suffering with wife, tho deed was made in due form, Nervous and Chronic diseases. Between this and the 1st of January next, and we know if we do we must sell die transfer made, and the poor rob­ without large profits. bed and ruined. man was driven from Found. his hume and told to leave for parts In the road near Wm. Jarrard ’ s In Maple where he would nevei be beard of Grove, a fur boa. The owner can have tbe again. Years passed, not a word was same by calling at thia office and paying for GIVE US A CALL, and we, will try and do you good. heard from the poor man outcast, a brother intent on revenge sought an opportunity to put an end to the life of tue otiu who had fta he thought robbed No prepartion has ever performed such and murdered his dear hrother,diligeut marvellous cures, or maintained so wide search was made for thu remains or the a reputation, as Ayer’s Chebky Pec­ one who so mysteriously disappeared, toral, which is recognized as the a few bones were found hurried back world's remedy for all disease of the in the woods. Things were getting throat and lungs. Ite long continued Lot, main a blow would be struck which series of wonderful cures in all climates would shake the comity, wheu all ou lias made it universally known ns a a sudden the long absent and supposed safe and reliable agent to .employ. murdered man put in an appearance. Against ordinary colds, which are the I^ucame as my>»terioiialy a» he went. forerunners of more serious disorders No one knew from where he caine, it acts speedily and surely, always re­ when hecatuf, or how, bathe came, lieving suffering, and often saving life. and after showing himself publicly ■ in The nrotection it aflords, by its timely several places, he disappeared as sud­ use in throat and chest disorders, makes We would respectfully announce to the citizens] of Nashville denly ami mysteriously aa before. it an invaluable remedy to be kept nland vicinity, that we are now The mat ter died down after that, peo wnys on hand in every home. No per­ pie soon hail other more urgent matters son can afford to be without it, and to attend to and only a few thought of those who have once used it never wil!. the strange nnd unacountable act of the From their knowledge of its coiuposiold bach. Years have passed, but still tian and effect, physicians use the an unpleasant mid utijustiind wicked Cherry Pectoral extensively in tlieir nctyeninins a fixed fact. practice and clergymen recommend it, Strange, isn’t it! Wienever the It is absolutely certain in its remedial weather ets a little frisky, or the sea­ effects, and will always cure where —IN OUR-----son a little peculiar, there are Mime cures are possible. For Sale by all Dea licks. people who never saw the like, while another dans can remember many such Annual Meeting .eaaonajust like thia. Nothing ago the writer waa in. the vilhige.-wheu he Of the Union MuluafFirc hiauranci* Company of chanced to overhear two old gentle­ men discussing the very peculiar antics tlrf> 'Union Mut-.al Fire Inaaraace Com-aay of of our much nbused weather. They Ken . Barry ..nd Ionia Countlee." will be held at had just decided that thia had been a the office of the eompane.lu the Qty of lotile, on Where you will find THURSDAY. JANUARY «, 1W1. very peculiar year aud so far as their ------------ --------- ,1 u------At th|, mcnt|nu memory served did not reinember uf :ted. Proposition* to ever seeing the like in Michigan. A beardless youth standing near re­ 1O-1S J. C: TAYLOR. Secretary. marked "Pshaw! I’ve seen lute of just r such seasons.” Caution. When deer were very numerous here­ Wb«n-M u>y wife,Kura, bu kfl mj l»l and abouts, a couple of men, the writer of board without just caurc or provocation, thia ia to forUd all peraon* traaUOR or harboring her on my whidi was one, started out one pleas­ aoeount. aa 1 shall pay nothing on her account. ant day in the autumn to see if thev 10-12 Ttrc» Ostu. could not kill and bring in one or mare ATTK.WTION, L.ADIB8 ! deer. It so chanced that one of the men waa an old hunter,and as c cii had t the residence of ed. oldfield, in Kalamo, I will be found in readiness for a good rifle, and both men knew 1how to uno them, the joke was all the better. But this is the how of it. We had beeu wandering about in the woods for some time, and aa we had not aa yet seen any deer were convers­ ing quite eaniestly, but in a low voice, about certain domestic affairs which MBA 8. OLDFIELD. had been the moat important matter for some time, and, in fact was the 0LKSEVT SMITH, JAMES A. SWKEZET, W e W ant to Sell (10,000 Worth of Goods! Attorney & Counsellor) M. BLACK, American and Foreign Marble, Monument*, TombrtonM, Mantle*, 4a, FJaatinga, M-ioJi. JJ HOCSHTALU, * J. LENTZ & SON'S LOCATED and ESTABLISHED Jew and Large Store, PARLOR AND BEUR.OOM SUITS OF EVE VDESCRIPTION, PLAIN A..XI) .FANCY FURNITURE, ALL NEW, AND OF THE LATEST A STYLES. THE “BOSS” CARPET SWEEPER. Notice. and ab-M-ut minded act. We at each other and both asked I each other tbe question in the wuue I! breath, "why didn’t you shoot ?" । SHERIFF. ^ASHVILLE LIVERY. J. OSMAN, Prop. JJEW FURNITURE AT in tho woods, wherefno one would dis­ turb our privacy, when all at once up jumps two splendid deer not over ten rods from where wo were pastuDg. Yes, we stopped, as also did the deer which proceeded to stretch tliemselves and take a look at us, we kept on with our conversation aa though not a deer was within ten miles, our guns resting carlctsly on our shoulders. Tho deer * good look at us then gave a g Btckvkui FUwr. Hecker'i All kind* of fowl and flahca, I buy for to re­ tail; It's mutton chops and beef steak, and all other meats on hand You will find at Henry Roe’s, to tbe old reliable I am prepared to furnUh SINGLE OB DOUBLE TURN-OUTS LOW RATES. COM’ERCIAL TRAVELERS MADE A BPECIALTY Oppoelu the Wolcott llouae. NaahrUle Mich. ___ ___ ___ J. OSMAN. DDQAK1Q •» «> rt.OOfl; J to JI Btope. UnUANO«««»l»«h Fspertroe- Ad- ■UTANTKD-Tocure. caa. of CATARRH la vv nach neighborhood, with Dr. Karaaer*. Remspliubure"’^.'” 0LE TILTOM» AK TA linn fll HklClaSSSssj hl lnlAppR ^8H0T-8” WANTED AOENT8.GH.THt. Europe and America. tord, Ct., or Chicago, HI, MASON ■metiwe Mylea BEST CAlilNKT OR- rasas. Pries,etl.MT,M6,|M, |10S, Ito fUO ami upward*. For eaay pay- eexs a quarter aud upwards. HA1LI N tarol, Catalmrara Ires. MABOK * HAM­ Bi.. 0RGAI8 LIN ORGAN CO.. IM Tremont -u!) Avr. CHICAGO. THE BEST PAPER! TRY IT. BeautifullyDluBtrated. tor the parpuar uf auditing account* and traaaaev In. ouch other bualuere m may coma before tha WE ALSO C^JEtTtY Y FULL LINE Doud at CaalUluu, November 2&. C. HTTDLCT. OF- ------- Manufarturae and dealer I LEATHER AND RUBBER UNDERTAKER’S GOODS BURIAL CASES & SHROUDS Fire Doirtaeit to Kill Scsplies, C TBUM FOR FUNERAL OCCASIONS Will be furniahed free of charge. Call and aee|na. J, LENTZ & SON’S. 3OtH YEAR. The Scientific American. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-12-18.pdf.pdf f49448b0f6313eb114b007f0d6f2011e PDF Text Text orno strong. । Editor amd Pmopeimto*. ' VOLUME VIII. LIFE IK HASHVILLE, And Her Environs. —The scabby man, and he that eateth buckwheat pancakes, scratcheth. —The freight house at this station, is full to over-flowing;with merchandise, Devoted to the Interests of the Best Party£under the Sun. , NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1880. —Castleton taxpayers are caution­ ed against paying their taxes to the Maple Grove Treasurer, who holds forth at Truman’s .on Tuesday. Sev­ eral Caatletonians were in on that day, trying to find them names on Jack’s roll, but ’tie needless to say they failed. The man they ought to pay to, preach­ es at Griffith’s store every Thursday and Friday. « awaiting can for shipment. —When the Morgan boys applaud at a public meeting, the noise of their —The funeral services of a 8weede boots on the floor sounds like so many named Bairrick, who lived with a battering rams, striking against the brother, a few miles south east of thu echoing walls of some ancient ruins. village,were held,at the Baptist church —An infant daughter was Iwrn to on Wednesday afternoon,Elder Harder Mr. and Mrs. H. Baughman on Monday, officiating. The deceased came from but the little thing, soon after birth; his native country to this state less went into a convulsions of fits which than year ago, and a few weeks since lasted untill the next day, when it received a severe injury while at work gave up the ghost. in the woods, took cold, and was soon —The new wire on this division of prostrated with typhoid fever of which of the M. C. H. R.. is now In working he died. order.and with elegant silver plated in­ —Last Friday night a company of struments attached, is ready fot use on young people w< re assembled at the all paid business of-the Western Union house of Levi Beigh for the purpose of Telegraph Company. having a social party, and early in the —N. A. Shaw has sold the Central in the evening, Addie Beigh. in com­ House and his bakery stock to Mrs. pany with another young lady ran into De Waters, who will henceforth con­ the kitchen, when Addie slipped and duct the business, and has sought shel­ fell against the door casing in such a ter under the parental roof at Chester manner as to break the large bone of her arm just above the elbow. Dr. until he can strike a job. —A sawing machine belonging to C. Griswold was called who dressed the Densmore of West Castleton, was sold wound and she is now gaining as fast in this village on Thursday, on chattie ' as could be expected. mortgage, and the same was bought by Wm. Varney, who paid $67.liO for it The mortgage called for $160. —Jake Habersaci was at work re­ moving a quantity of potash from one of the large reservoirs, one day this week,when by an unlucky accident the reservoir slid from its foundation and came down on Jake’s foot inflicting a severe wound. —Clyde Nichols was assisting 8. L. Stevens to shoe an ox one day Inst week when the animal became restless aud Clyde got his nasal organ in such a position as to receive the imprint of Hie cloven foot of the beast on that most prominent part of his phiz. —The W. C. T, U. have rented the second story of the Liebhauscr build ing just north of C. W. Smith’s grocery store, and propose to fit it up for n library room and for meetings of the society. They have also tendered the use of the room to the reform club. ( TERMS; 8150w Year I Credit 8lmc*iptiom« 81.78. ' —The Christian 8. S. will give a grand Christmas entertainment at the Opera House, Thursday evening, Dec. 23rd, 1880. The exercises will com­ mence at 7 p. m., with a cantata, “The Herald Angel,” followed with declama­ tions, dialogues, recitations, etc. The program for the occasion will be fine, and of rare selections, representing the most reformed sentiments. The school has procured the opera house in order io accomodate the many friends. All are cordiaHy invited to attend. AdmiMion free. A free will offering chest will be passed to the audience for the reception of offerings, and Sunday, a. m. followiag, thee same will lie opened, and the contents made known. The amount of money will be used for the benifit of the 8. 8. —Last Saturday afternoon, a tramp going southward from town called at the house James Moore,and the women being alone held the door and refiised to let him in. He was tolerably well —The remains of Lewis Smoke of filled with souraiash and strongly pro­ Woodland, who was injured a few tested that he was cold and must get in weeks since by a bucket falling on him and warm himself. About the time he while digging a well, came in on the began to get desperate, Deputy Sheriff train on Tuesday, from Ann Arbor, Lee happened along and taking in the walked into the yard where he had been for medical treat­ situaiion demanded an explanation. ment, and were taken to Woodland for ard Mrs. Moore hearing another voice interment. opened the door a tnfle and said that • - Frank Fuller has an idea that if our the women were alone in the house,and new boiler would blow up and send us wanted the intruder taken away. The to Kingdom come, it would be the best fellow* was stubborn and signified his thing that could happen to Nashville. intention of going intowarm whether Frank’s friend announces that the idea theinmates of the house were willing or is purely original, and as it is such a not and it was only when Herb collar­ rare occurcnce for Frank to have one ed him and told him and to travel or that we give tins with pleasure. —Thus far this vRifter has been a take a berth in the cooler,that the vag­ abond concluded to give np the siege profitable one to the farmers who hare and he wearily plodded southward. lumbering to do, as the snow lias been —Many of our readers, especially sufficiently deep to enable them to skid logs, and halu to the roadsde those who inhabit that part of our town, known os West Castleton, are much better than they could, were the snow 18 or 20 inches deep; and when acquainted with a “thing” in human form, entitled Frank Sheriff, and per­ good sleighing comes, teamsters will haps a more laxy, low-lived, nnprincibe busy hauling them to mill. vagnbond never invaded the precincts —On Friday last, Fred Ketchum of of that rural clime. The chap takes Maple Grove was assisting at the rais­ hash, pork and pancakes at Royal ing of a barn forW. G. Freemen and Cronk’s, and his only virtue is that he while walking on a plank from one is tolerably good-looking, which with beam to another the plank tipped, pre­ a superabundance of cheek,enables him cipitating him to the ground.inside the to exercise considerable influence over building a distance of fifteen feet, the gentler sex, and many a “woman bruising his head and rendering him scrape” has he been caught in. and senseless. Dr. Young'was summoned that too in the face of the fact that he and dressed the wounds and left him has a wife and one child in York State. in a fair way to recover, For the past six weeks Sheriff has been —The pastor of the Christian church exercising persuasive artsand smiles will preach next Bunday morning, on upon a young girl of sweet and chaste “Paul’s Sublime Trinity, Two aud modesty, and although she has repeat One.r In the evening he is to deliver edlybeen wAned against Sheriff, her an address to the young ladles. The infatuation for him is so ardent, that recent sermon to the young men was she left a good place and wages simply listened to by a large congregation, to be nearer the disreputable idol of and gave general satisfaction. Be­ her heart; and Dame Rumor -strongly lieving that there are more regular asserts that a criminal intimacy has church goers among ladies than gen­ sprung up between the pair that will tlemen, we bespeak a large and inter­ not fail to termmate in disease, misery esting time. and wretchedness for the girl. Even —Webb’s Mastodon Minstrels, the now other ladies are pointing the fin­ troop with which Herb Wai wrath was ger of scorn at her and refuse to asso­ tooting, played in Hastings the next ciate with her. Previous to Her inti­ evening after they were here, and macy with Sheriff, no girl iu the neigh­ their expense account w tototally over borhood was more respected. She is a balanced their receipts that they col­ church member and her brother is a lapsed, fizzled and busted up. 1 earing minister in Ohio. The good people of the boys who had money enough, to West Castleton feel very indignant pay their own board bill and skedadle, over the affair and we have it from while those leas fortunate are obliged good authority that if Sheriff doesn’t to remain in Hastings until they, can leave the country inside a week, he raise stamps enough to get their bag­ be will be the recipient of a new suit, gage, or quietly make their exit on foot composed principally of tar and feath­ minus grip-sack and carpet-bag. * ers. . ■==? LOCAL GIBBLE-G ABBLE. And*Formal Chit-Chat. . The weather in changeable. . Theatre every night this week. A. Rogers of Tiffin, Ohio, te vteiting at Herb. Lee’s ’ C. W. Wilcox and wife departed for Hudson today on a recreation trip. Herb. White,-of Bowne, la visiting relatives and friends in this vicinity. D. 8. Fleming, of Jackson, spent last Bunday with bls parcnta'ln this village. Brooks shipped a car load of ork, this week. ore so Icy that only the beet 1 keep their feet f Petoskey, was in town this ex-Naabvilleite. . R. has issued a new time table, it last Sunday noon. E. Parody and Wm. Fclster will addrera the N. R. C. on Tuesday evening next. J. L. Sigsby, the new dentist, has moved into the rooms over G. A. Truman's store. Herb. Walralh has gone to Charlotte to raw straps In a harness shop at that place. t Mrs. Horace I^rkinn, who hoc been sick for several weeks, is now slowly recovering. Mrs. Jesse Austin, who has been spending a few weeks in Hostings returrd on Friday. Brooks, TucKcnnan A Co., have shipped a car-load of dressed pork to Grand Rapids this week. Harry Earl of Marshall, who worked in Cook’s carriage works last summer was in town this week. Rev. Morgan, of Grand Rapids, occupied the M. E. pulpit on Sunday last. In the absence of the pastor. The Hastings Grange has wood-blned, and Goggle-eye ia getting ready to change liia poli­ tics again. E. 8. Loomis has rented rooms in Lee Tuckennan's bouse, and soon will get settled down to house-keeping. ' H. J. Martin of Vermontville gave Tub Nows a brief call yesterday. He is as chuck full of business this winter as ever. Silas Robinson, an ex-editor, but now aster actor In Maxwell's theatre, manipulated type in Tub Nbws office on Tuesday. Mr. Mulvaney, a miner direct from the farfamed city of Leadville, is visiting at W. H. Burgess'. He's a nephew of Will's Rev. A- D. Newton was called by telegram on Saturday last to attend the funeral obsequies of his slater, Mrs. Rosalie Moore, of Ypsilanti. Blacksmiths are reaping a harvest as the roads are frozen so hard that horses need to have their shoes reset about ev< ry alternate day. Silas Stiles, of Inland, Benzie county,a broth­ er of Mrs. E. Chipman, has been visiting rela­ tives and old friends in this vicinity the past week. Sdhator Durkee started on Monday to visit friends in Salamanca, N- Y. David Demaray accompanied him, bound for Corry, Pa., on a visiting tour. C. C. Wolcott means business, is fast settling up Ida accunts. Several parties have been in town during the past two weeks endeavoring to buy his real estate and stock. Dak Green, of Sherman's corners, went out to Jackson the fore part al the week and brought home a “rib," whUi so pleased the b(b)oys that they gave him a rousing cow-bell serenade on Wednesday night. A horse hitched in frontof the Wolcott house on Thursday slipped and fell, being smooth shod floundered around until It broke the shafts of tiie buggy, to which it was attached, before it regained a standing posture. M. J. Fanning, of Jackson, will speak at the Temperance Mass Meeting on Sunday evening. It Is bop«-d tiiat there may be a large attendance, as Mr. Fanning is one of the best speakers in the State. The meeting will be held at the Opera House. Mr. John Courtney of Lake View House, St. Joseph, and one of the best hotel men in the state, was in the village on Thursday negotiat­ ing for the purchase of the Wolcott House. We have not learned whether a trade has been effected or not. John J.. Pottea received a call to teach in the Vermontville schools, recently, but the school Soard he is now engaged to valued his services, refused to annul the contract, and John is forc­ ed to pul up with 610 per mouth less than be would have received at Vermontville. Fred Dean, of Maple Grove, delivered bls lecture on the “Genius of America," at the club meeting on Tuesday evening, to a fair audience. The lecture was well-written, am! considering that Mr. Dean Is a young man of but little experience on the rostrum, was well delivered. \ B —The Grand Rapids Chemical Co. has decided to put in eight rpore retorts, to The West Castleton Reform Club was addrosemeet the demands of their increasing sedon Tuesday evening by Rev, E. Jones. busin ess. Theme: “the Great Evil." Tba address was —Michael J. Funning, the eloquent anolngfcal, aud Usteuxi to with nipt attention Irish orator will address the people on by a large audience. At the coodaurkm at the address quite a large number at *Rignera were the Hitlyect of temperance at. obtained to the petition aud a fewto the pledge. Nashville, Sunday evaning, Dec 18. A vote wa* passed to pay die livery bill, and Cedar Crook, Monday evening, Dec. 20. Hickory Comers, Tuesday evening, Dec. SI. a rising vote expressing thanks for the able ad­ . Johnstown chureb, Wednesday evening, Doc. dress. This club was organized nearly four years 22. ago. Their meetings are held each Tuesday Assyrir Center, Thursday evening, Dec. 2S, evening In the Martin school bouse. Norton achool house. Maple Grove, Friday They have a good bond of singers, and in fact evening, Dec, 34. k r.!*rly all sing with a heart and tbs will. One Middleville, Sunday evening, Dec. 93. would think that they were ail bent singers. —Uncle Dan. Parmerter went into The dub pumbers about one hundred mem­ Boise A- Francis’ store on Monday bers; and is in good working order, under the morning, did some trading and took management of President Albert Hilton, and from his wallet a five dollar bill to pay Mrs. Ann Cafy, 8ecy. for some purchases, and received two A few members in the past bsve violated their two dollar bills which he placed in his pledge, from using fermented ekter. They, pocket book with another two dollar however, soon confessed tbdr weakness and bill,-and started homeward. In a few took again the pledge. We do not wonder at moments after he entered the house, their returning, for a young man that could he missed his Pallet, and immediately resist such kindness and decorum, as manifest­ ed by thia club, and tear himself away from the returned in quest if the lost moneV society of such pretty girls mu.it have a heart which he recovered in the afternoon, of stone, and destined to the worst stale of it having been found by Wilkie Mal­ bachelorhood that mortals ever raw. I can just lory who returned it to him, and hap fancy such a one, seated by a lonely hearth, piness again returned to Uncle Dan. looking quite like a poor specimen of an an­ —Considerable complaint is made by cient mummy, trying to read a lastyear's Nhwh the scholars attending the main school by a tallow dip, nearly as rapcranuated as the gray cat’s tall, seated on the hearth trying to building, of the stove smoking. This call back by the pale reflection of the moon, the is something the school board should happy purr of other days. remedy at once, as it is very iqjurous A great editor once said “Young man, go to the eyes of pupils to attempt to West*," bat I ray to you young man, if you study under such circumstances. have a little cage or vine-dad cut waiting for a Sometimes the rooms become so full of mate to sing by your aide, and providing you smoke that the door and windows nro do not drink, then go to the Martin school obliged to be thrown open, and several bouse and attend the dub. If you fallto se­ children have taken severe colds in cure die prize, then content yourself with the fact that you have been to Mecca, seen the consequence of the exposure. The Cabba, mid then die. Omsk avail. old school house is had enough at best, but to have it transformed into a smoke WEST KALAMO. bouse is intolerable. J. M. Vandyke has a very sick horae. The Democrat published President Hayes’ meeMge ia advance of every other Barry county , Santa Claus never visits our house, cause we paper. The message wilF have been read by “alnt party." thousands in this county before publication In Mr. Hartwell of Aacgan Co., Is speeding the the Banner, Home Journal, or Nashville News. week with his cousin, Frank Hartwell. —J laettug* Democrat. School tn district Na ,onc progrewv-th finely There’s where the egotistic editor of the Democrat gives himself away. He under the supervision of Miss Esther MoMore. couldn’t find three subscribers who Mrs. Sarah Rodgers of Brookfield formerly read the message and if every Democrat of West Kalamo, was visiting in lids section a subscriber Jread the tedious article the few days ago. number would be far below one thou­ Some person ended the Ilfs of Mrs. Town­ sand, yet the conceited quill-driver sends dog a few days ago. She would be. glad talks of thousands as gibly ns an old to learn who done the deed. The writer is informed that J. A. Hue hell or maid. The News has charity for its patrons and last week gave a complete ha* purchased a farm near Hastings, and will abstract of the document in two col­ soon take possession thereof. Mr. A. G. Carr of Woodland was the guest umns, thus saving nigh on to ten col­ of your scribe last week, and adresaed the re­ umns for more important and interest­ form club on temperance matters. ing reading mutter. The next thing Hog killing is now the order of the day, and •we expect to hear'is that the Democrat for a sample of the hog product of this burg, has given its thousands of subscribers Geo. Matteaon killed a few days ago a bog that the supervisors proceedings in advance weighed when dressed 4uU [xjuixb. Next. Drs. Jack Graves and Son, the Veterinary of any other Barry county paper. Surgeon of tbii» town are overwhelmed and are —Maxwell is here, and many a day compelled to refuse to attend to business pro­ will elapse before our people will be fessionally until they get some rest Day and treated with the class of theatricals nignt they have been on the read for a long that they are now enjoying. Geo. H. attending to the many sick horses or cattle. The other day John was observed sweeping Maxwell is a clever theatre manager; the school house, but when tie caught sight of this is clearly demonstrated by the the "Kalamo mule" coming down the road he number and quality of artists be em­ gave his brootn a throw and ran and hid. ployes and the low price at which he Now John don’t go right into c&tuip fits fixes the 'admittance. Twenty-five ’cause you know you deserve to be kicked by a cents is a small sum to pay to witness mule, and expected I'd be the animal. That West Kalamo Man. a first class play, such a« Mr. Maxwell gives, and we arc unable to see bow he C’o'nimou Council Proceedings. can afford it, and won’t try to guess; but oae thing we do know and that is that Mr. Maxwell’s brain is as full of ideas as an egg is of meat, and his show is growing more popular every year. Every night thus far good audiences have greeted him and if the bursts of ap plause that have interspersed the var­ ious plays may be accepted as an in­ dication of the feeling of the andience; then in the point of giving satisfaction the plays have certainly been a great success. Thursday evening the troupe rendered the popular comedy “Joshua Whitcomb,” this (Friday) press evening they will play the sensational drama, “Streets of New York," and Saturday evening the celebrated Irish drama. “Exiles of Erin”. See them if you would be happy. ( Council Rooms, I Naahvi’le, Dec. 14th, IS80. Regular meeting. Present Chipman, President, Boston, Cook, Downing, Reynolds and Roc, trustees. Min­ utes of last meeting read and approved by ayes uud nays as follows: Ayes, Boston, Cook, Downing, Reynolds and Roc. Nays none. The following accounts were presented and on rnotion allowed by ayes and nays as follows: Ayes, Boston, Cook, Downing, Reynolds and Roe. Nays none. Abb Everts.................................................... 610.00 F.McDerby...................................................... 90.83 J. H. Smith...................................................... 30.80 W. L. Barker.................................................. 15.87 NUMBER 13. LOCAL MATTBIW. ®rwu BawigBlaa. ’ I have d«*ided to clooe out tar rotiro buaineM, and.from tins date offer all of my renl estate, including my hotel property, saloon property, hardware aud agricultural room, with stock and good will in trade, for sale on very fav­ orable terms, This is an opportunity seldom ottered, and will bear invrotfgating, as I wish to cloae entirely out by the first of January. To redneo the stock as fast as possible, I will offei at special bargains anything you may want in the hardware line or agricultu­ ral department. A fine line of enttera bobs, sleigh-rnnner attachments and' sewing macliines. to close out. I wish also to close every account by January 1st, either by cash or note, and all mv patrons whom I have accommo­ dated in the past, will confers personal favor by callrag and settling at once. Cash Preferred. C.C. WOLCOTT. W . MJ . MJ • keu 1 hate you seen all the nice pretty mas goods at C. W. 8mi Silver Ware, I have a large stock of the above, and can make it an object for yon te buy of me, Rogera. A Bro. very beat goods at very low prices. H. G.Halx. Autograph and Photograph Albums, all new and handsome styles at reduced prices. H. G. Hale. <y Toys, a large stock of them ^urt opened, and will be sold cheap. N* trouble to show goods, whether yoa buy or not. H. G. Hale. E. P. Roe, Mrs. Holmes, May Agnes Fleming and Allen Pinkerton. The works of alt the above author* at the reduced price of tl.25 per copy ____________at H. G. Hale’s. ty An assortment of 500 Sterescopis Views, foreign and American, only 00 eta. a dozen, and Sterescope. A fin* one for 50 cts. each, at H. G. Hale’s. ry Fine family Bible, containing old and new testaments, apocrypha concordance and psal ms and twenty-Av* engravings; also family record, at th* low priee of $3.00 at H. G. Hale’:*. Statuary. Some beautiful subjects as follow* "Rock of Ages,” “Compulsonr Prayer,” “Lost Breakfast.” “Riding Hood,etc. Call and see these beautiful present^ H. G. Hale. IT* Don’t buy an Album by subscrip tion, but buy one of 11. G. Hale and save money. Blankets Just received at TauMAX’a. FP' A large stock of Cutters and Bob Sleighs, for sale cheap, at Wolcott’s. ty TIiom fine camp chalrn and roekert, beautiful picture frames, nice easy chairs, splendid lounges etc. you will find al 1 Kdxooo, Bbll A Go’s. I sell more goods for 10 lbs. of butter, 4 doz. of eggs and a few shillings i« money than any man in Barry county. • D. C. Griffith. ry Christmas and New Year’s pres­ ents at F. T. Boise’s. O! 8ayH Have you rem those fine Silk Wipes and treat (IS-15) A. L. Rasbt’sI ty Books and Toys for the littto folks at F. T. Boise’s.__________ ry Holiday gifts at F. T. Boisb’s. w Buy vour Silver and Plated Ware ctf Fleming and have it marked without extra J. L.Stevenk can «lioe your v7 As arf" All the leading brands of fine cut such as May Flower, Old Congress, Hiawatha, and the brat 50ct, tobacco, in town ateo smoking tobacr’e,pipca, etc, at the cigar factory­ Call and see those Marble Taf Tablet before you buy tiiat Christmas present ' Kblloqq, Hau. A Co. WAATED. Good Hickory Hoop Polea at th* Cooper Shop of. M. L. Stkvkms. motion referred to finance committee. On motion the following named jurors in the bridge matter were allowed 61.50 each. Kenyan Mead, J. M. Wood. F. C. Boise, H. M. Lee, H. R. Dickinson, I). Irtend, Cbaa. The M. E. social at L. J. Wbralcr’a was well Attention, Taxpayer*. attended and a very enjoyable time was had by W. L- Parker will be in Power’s law*office all in attendance. The evening was pleasantly passed in the acting of charades, guessing pro­ School Report. bridge matter verbs and in the play called -‘Kingdoms," which tee, J. ttasev, ty A nice Parlor or Bedroom rail, a flna Names of scholars whose standing for Nov. Smith. W. ft. chromo, or tn fact almost anything In the litw brought out quite a comical and lively discus­ was 90 or above. sion on “plumbago, eggs, and chlckcas." Kcof furutlure, beautify# a home, and will be w History,7th grade. ecptable for Christmas, found at Claud Potter 94, Mlunle Furnlss #5, John f reshments of coffee and cake were served and On motion Council adjourned. , Kbllogo, Bill A Co’s. Warburton 90. a collection of was taken. J. McDkkbt, E. CsiPman, • Grammar, 7th grade. Clerk. "resident. The children's meeting at the M. E. church, Corn Plum 91, Nettie Tuckerman 90. John Warburton Otk on Sunday evening, was a very pleasant affair, Arithmetic. 7th grade. Brtiokl and the church won crowded to ib, almost ca­ Minute Furntea 90, NctUo Tuckerman 92, The fact that I will pay the higbcM market t3T For choice steaks that require pacity. The exercises consisted of singing by Cora Plum 02, Claud Potter 95, Fd. LetehaUM-r price in cash for Hidee, Pelta and Fur, deliver­ no teeth to chew call on C. W.. .Smith1* the school, select reading, recitations, etc. 98. ed at Uie Elevator. Axtiiub AiNSWouru. sung Meat Market. ’ Latin, 9th grade. Miss Addie Nichols and Miss Helen Allen read Bertha Wood 96, Lecta Faraiss 93. C5ff“ 500 curds of IS Inch maple wood want­ fine original poems. A duct sung by little Au­ Geometry, 10th grade. HT Krixoac, Bbll A Co. bars the tueat ed oy L.J. Whxblkm. line of Brackets in the market. Ota Wheeler 90, Lecte Fumiss90, Bertha brey Francis and Allie Martin was very pretty, tir Boys don't furgt'l to call on Andy for t f also one sung by Clhitle Coe and Geurgie Scl- Wood 100, first cla'i* cigars. l*ck was e xcellent for little fellowa. The quar­ OYSTER SUPPER. On Real Estate .-ccnrity at low rate W Come and nee my n w stock uf Prints. tette rang by four young men was very nice, All those wishing an oyster rapper the night C.H. Bba»y. L. J. Whsxlbb. and considering that none of them ever sang In of the dance, Christmas eve, for 50 cents a A. C Laax. public before, was exceedingly well rendered. couple, call on W Oysters by the c*n,bulk or dish at A ndy L ux . Mias Fannie Blate presided ax Rte organ, with No extra charge for Snow Shoes at J. L. Srsvaxs'. fine effect. But lit tie preparation was made TakeHwtlec. for the meeting and as none of the pieces were nr Now ia the time of Tender Lota* SV Those Rocxford Watches take tl>e lead, AB wt» arc indebted to me. please call and practiced at n-lreaHals, much credit teduc those M already sold and not one failure. Found only settle immediately, aud oblige and Spare Riba don’tro hurry but call on C. W. SMrrn/’’ , taking part in the cxcreiaes. at Fitndng*# Jewelry store. (13-14.) lAU A. Bumgkax. �— ■into any further die. which were mono weight of 48,500 pounds, -w more than 24 tons. The Superintendent Of the n^ociatiou is anti*!£•.<*. that the varfutu. articles of freight enumerated, twoetythroo in number, will average fully ’27,000 jxMuid.4 jwr car, and the whoi<- Csss No. listhsi of atitled mtMQG. the quandary with which I started out Hero was I, snpjiosed by everybody to, be the favored adorer of one lovely girl, while in reality I was head over heels in lovo with another. For I had no .doubt about my feeling in Bus matter ; it was unmistakable. ' I areflad grimly now when I remembered the days in which I bad boasted of not po—owing a jealous infuriated if she danced and iwiih some when she smiled at bis apology. To trll the truth I was positively wretched. If Daisy had never come I could have got along very well with Clara, I told myself. There had been a tacit, if not relationship among all friends, and md I would have have been a very _ “T’OTHER DMR CHARMER.” I was in a quandary, as I think you. other hand, if I had never seen Clara, I ■will admit when I have stated my case, might now perhaps succeed in winning •ad it was exceedingly provoking to be - Daisy’s hand, and with it everlasting waaeoioas that I was looked u;>on by all happiness. It wax just a case of ta town, while I boro in my bosom the inward conviction that I was ti>e most I sometimes wondered whether Clara did not {tartly see through me. Bhe had such an odd way of looking at me some time, with such a shrewd smile; but she treated me better than ever. She was really a splendid creature, and, under might, with some show of reasonable■oaa, have been called lucky, for Miss Wkra Alden, the recognised belle of the •amun, smiled upon me, and the cur­ rent impression prevailed that, if I wrould go in, Ud win. Well, I did go in. That's the mis•hief of it I went in just far enough to commit myself to the contest, but, be­ fore I had sighted the winning poet, something happened to give mo pause. were at the skating-rink one night, • large party of us, Miss Alden being of the number. Her special escort was a wuwnff foreigner, who was being a good •daal liootaed in society just then, and Oara seemed to take a marked interest *Caacied myself to be in lovo with Clara Alden I had had reason to congratulate not of a jealous temperament. I in­ tended pretty soon to tender to Miss nute, and I sincerely hoped aho would •ocept them. Until then, and indeed after then, always within the limits of wood taste, she was free to receive the •occcty gave her pleasure. I think Miss Alden and I understood each other per- ; feotly. We were very old friends, and the suitability of an alliance between us had been frequently suggested to each i •ver snoo we could remember. I was quite contented with this condition of [ •flairs, and even supposed myself to be ' wy Uppy Well, this night st the rink I had seen j Clara skate off with her Englishman, •nd with ' an unperturlxxl spirit I was •kimming around the rink alone when, just behind me, I heard a little scream and a little scramble and somebody fell. The next instant, as I 'turned, I met a pair of imploring and beautiful eyes, •nd an imploring and beautiful voice • I nn I *l wgirly Oh, woncUlp«l ’t you EL Util. Lb m<1 I ApwS. pro.t£u. young W, t. her | I wu juit m tX, tor IulU . duuen other men had hurried to the •pot, among whom she recognized an orrin gin fancy She made her DOW to me •du said her “ thank yqp " very prettily, ■nd then she accepted the proffered haad of her friend ana glided away from .me. And do you know I did not like it ? JI felt distinctly vexed, for you see she wh*b bewitchingly lovely ana the glimjjse I had of her was merely tantalizing. I met her after that many times, al­ ways with the same man whom I was rather provoked to recognize as a •tranger. I now found myself always watching for that one little figure and Mellowing it through all the labarynthine ■■rm of the surging crowd upon Rhe rink. I forgot to * ■ «uaintances as they score of young UMMigh there were half ladies who had a right to expect me to join them and convoy them aiound the «■«<». I skated on alone, in utter diaroaara of every social and moral obligation «•that effect Every now and then I ■haooed upon Mis* Alden, but I felt too preoccupied to join, or even to observe ■er especially, when suddenly something AMMiuliud that invested her with a lively nritervst. She hod been stopping to ■peak to some friends who aat without | , | I I them were empty. However, as soon as somebody leads, they will be full enough. learned to lovo her very much, in s cer­ tain way. So things drifted on until Suppose you two lead." She skated off then with her compan­ Christmas came. On Christmas night there was to be a grand, fancy-dress ion, end Daisy and I went to obey her ball at the rink. Daisy was going and behest. But into that little curtained so was Clara, and it goes without saying apartment you are forbidden to enter. that I was on hand. My perplexities Suffice it far you that, when presently were at their height. I was more in Daisy and I emerged, we encountered Miss love with Daisy than ever, but fully Alden at cnce, and when she leaned alive to the matter of my duty in an­ toward mo and whiajwrod : *1 Am I to other quarter. It was beginning to congratulate you ? " I bowed my head in wear on me terriUy and I concluded to happy assent. call in the advice of my friend i’orter, a Bread. prudent and Migocions fellow, in whose judgment I had unlimited confidence. A large meeting lately was held at the How fondly I hoped he might decide Town Hall, Kensington, in England, that I was under no obligation to Miss under the auspices of the Bread Reform Alden. And how differently he did de­ League, to advocate the universal use ef cide ! He was perfectly astounded nt what is technically known as “wheat my confession. Miss Alden, he said, meal bread.” Dr. B. W. Richardson, was one woman picked out of 10,000, the well-known authority on hygiene, much handsomer, much richer, much presided. One of the speakers main­ more distinguished than Miss Lyle; I tained that the bread in common use must be out of my senses. In short, he was 40 per cent deficient in sustaining wound up by saying that I was in honor qualities. An entire grain of wheat con­ bound to address Miss Alden, though, tained everything that was required for for his part, he began to doubt whether nourishing purjMwea, and yet the better that splendid creature could consent to half of it was wasted, and thia half was marry a man who was so preposterously a much healthier food, especially' for blind os not to see that she was second children. A white loaf, in fact, was only to no woman in existence. This was on । half a loaf, for a large portion of the Christmas day. I had been to Porter’s I material that formed muscular flesh, and room to have a talk with him, knowing nearly all that formed bone, were taken he would be at leisure, and the result from iL Children fed on white bread woe that he entirely convinced me of were very liable to suffer rickety bones, what I. ought to do. Still i^was very consumption, and bad teeth, because hard to make up my mind to it their food did not nourish them properly. I hail been invited to dine with the Al- The outward whiteness of the flour might be considered an outward sign of dens tiiat day—quite en famille, as usu­ One shilling’s al. It gave me a sneaky feeling of late the starvation within. worth of wheat meal bread contained whenever I got one of these kind invita­ throe times the flesh-forming, seventy tions, but I hsd seen no w»y out of the matter but to accept, and so I had ac­ times the heat-producing, and three cepted. When I left Porter’s room I times the bone-forming material to be turned my face in the direction of the found in a shilling’s worth of beefsteak. Dr* Richardson maintained that if the Aldens heart. Before . । with a very rf heavy ■ j ----mothers of the United Kingdom were to dinner ” _ Z I ;had no opportunity r.r —- ’z -to --see Clara 1 “1 it: but I h^l m- give their families whole meal, which alone, if 1 had desired it: but I had am­ contained the structure of the skeleton, P1’ opportunity ’ " ’or wukhwghw, itching her, and I in from three to four generations all the >“d_,to_ wk>o. ’Wg<> __ _________ " I never deformities of children, not caused by seen her look better. She played, too, accident, which they now sew, would and sang more brilliantly than any pass away, as by the hands of an invisi­ woman I had ever seen. I could have teen very proud of such a wife, I re­ ble enchantress. _ , “Give Me Raggles.’’ fleeted, if— . e cother guests left early, but I lin| -tt The jI gered. I knew perfectly well what I ■’ ought to do, and I had been slowly mak­ ing up my mind to do it if the opportu­ nity occurred, and the opportunity did occur. Toward nightfall every one else had withdrawn, and Clara and I were left alone. I took a seat very near her, and told her I had something of a very confidential nature to say to her. To my surprise she rose and walked across the room, touched the bell, waited until the servant came, and then ordered lights. This was a little disconcerting ; but when the servant had lighted the room and departed ahe camo back to the sofa, and in the coolest and most matterof-fact manner asked me to go on. “Clara." I began rather timidly, “you will be jierfectly prepared for what I am going to say. You have so much duMvrnment tiiat you must have seen that this moment would come. I n..ve alwavB had the greatest admiration aud regard for you. I value your worth most deeply. I feel—” Here I paused, confused and misera­ bar eeoort were about starting out ble. “ Never mind what you feel,” said Miss Alden, coolly. "Let’s come to the point. The upshot of it all is— what?" “That I want to ask you to marry me. from? Who would have1 I will do mv best to make you happy, »* of seeing you, of all people, I can. I know I don’t deserve you; but, will you marry me?” “Most certainly not" The answer <veen the two before Daisy explained :: came cool, calm, determined. I was ** I have come for the winter and have1 startled and murmured ocmfmtedly : been wanting to look you up, but I only , “ What do you mean ?" “ I mean that you might have saved , yourself some trouble if you imd asked that I heard no more, for the i mo this question a good deal sooner," frvo friends joined hands and skated off bMpathcr. x hang about them a little, she said, “and I am not conscious of . feeling particularly flattered at the offer of a hand ho distinctly and widely sep। orated from the heart However, the •tui when I thought my presence point is that I have refused you; so you : may make the most of that You [ needn't wait dow. I know you are im­ through, patient aa it is time to prepare for the • rink. I have declined to marry you, but । I foci enough interest in you to wish you , success. Perhaps to-night I shall bo I had seen a able to offer my congratulations.” She offered her hand, and I took it in eye. regarding a sort of daze, which lasted all the while walking home and <iroe«uug, drossing, and pciceV'Sa me owner oi I 1 was wanting nome ano uiu MMM) approaching Him Al- until J reached the rinic. When I cnI divined to be the same tsred taxed the room vras was fulL folk What • a be-ubeau­ tiful scene it was I All tixoso gayly-clad Mm Lyle and we glided ofl permitted to see. It was Daisy, dreaaed aa Christmas, in a drew which looked as if it were marie of snow and trimmed with teietes. I don't know how the very cleverest imitative art could have devised such a thing. Hbe liad a wreath of holly leaves and berries on her hair, and bunches of the same about her dreaa. She was skating with a young man dressed as Santa Claus, who, however, gave way when I glided up, gnd we skimmed *way together. I was too happy to speak, the glorious possibility of what mteht be awaiting me burst upon me with such vividnraa. But presently I became con­ scious that she wds speaking to me. Slio was praising my costume, which opened up to me an opportunity which you may be sure I made the moat ot She blushed with pleasure at my praise, and so, both of us in a conscious flutter, we came upon Clara Alden, iovously dressed and escorted by her Englishman. They stepped in front ot us, Miss Alden saying aa/they did so : “ Hav0 you been to the little sitting­ rooms curtained off at that end? No one seems to\have discovered them yet, A well known lady artist, resident in Rome, relates that while standing one day near the statue of the Apollo Belvi­ dere, she suddenly became aware of the presence of a country-woman. The new comer a well-to-do-looking American wo man, introduced herself as Mrs. Raggles, of—, Missouri, and then asked: “Is this the Apollo Belvidere?” Miss H— testified to the identity of the work, and the tourist then said: “Considered a greet statue?" The interrogated ln<ly replied that it was generally thought to be one of the mas­ terpieces of the world. “Manly beauty, and all that sort of thing?" said the Lady from the land of the setting sun. “ Yes," responded the now amnreu artist “It is said to be one of the noblest representations of the human frame.” “ Well," exclaimed Mrs. Raggles, clos­ ing her Badeker, and with arms akimbo, taking a last and earnest look al the mar­ ble, “I've seen the Appollo Belvidere ” - ^Te JUo glcB."—Bo»(on : Advertiser. A Singular Asset. “I am a peaceable man," said the in­ truder, grasping his duh with both hands, “out if you don’t come down with $17.50 damages for my lascerated feel­ ings the bombardment will begin at once?" The owner of the dog paid down the money, as ho was afraid the other fellow might exasperate him if he hit him with a club of tiiat sixe. The owner of the dog also said that he was sorry the dog hot! bitten the intruder's son. t “Why, he ain’t my son,” said the in­ truder. “Whose son is he, then?" asked the as­ tonished owner of the dog. “He is the son of a friend of mine who owed me $17.50, but he is poor, sod the only available assets he has was these dog bitea on his l>ody, which ho turned ever to me for collection." “Well, I’ll be Mowed." “Oh, you needn't complain; you are getting off dog cheap. I ought to make you pay in advance for the next time per car. The fact that finch loads cod i>e safely carried now is due to’the vastly daughter of a celebrated American improved , condition of tracks ns well as financier. After a few years at marriup ■ to the heavier construction of the car. the lady died, leaving for her spouse the father of an only child—a daughter. USEFUL Time passed od. and the husband con­ soled himself with one of the most beauti­ ful and notorious members of the demi­ “ Wb« I wc the m*a wbj "V^to *V monde ol Paris, and finally ended by One looked up *° •* ">A Mid: marrying her. The fsmiy at the first Those who ought to know say that wife were naturally anxious to rescue the poultry thrives upon cooked food, and little girl from the contamination of her ।tike their corn boded. step-mother's influence and training. Do xoz keep rubber shoes or sandals Bat the titled papa set so extortionate on the feet longer tiian necessary. IHiey a pride on the possession cl his child ahould never be worn in tije house. ' that Ear grandparents were forced to op­ Fob soft corns dip a piece ef linen pose a negative to his demands. Con­ sequently tiie daughter of the American doth in turpentine and wrap it around btffie remains iu the liands of a woman the toe on which the corn is situated who was famed for her depravity, ever night and morning, The relief will be PITH AND POINT. among the depraved women of the class immediate, and, after a few days, the corn will disappear. Said he. “Let us be one.” And ahe from which she sprung. Lip Badvss.—One gill sweet oil, one Case No. 2 ojienod with a fair prospect of happiness on the part of the newly- ounce white wax, three-quarters of an Can a man intoxicated by'mode be wedded pair. The bride was beautifiil, ounce spermaceti. Dissolve them over said to be air-tight ? gentle, intelligent, accomplished, a de­ the fire and stir till cool. Another— What an irascible father says.: “As . vout Catholic, and pawdouately in love Oil of sweet almonda, eight ounces; the twig is bent, the boy is inclined to with tier husband. He, on the. other white wax, three ounces; spermaceti, shoot out at the door.” hand, was young aud handsome, and throe ounces ; rhodium, tifty arops, ana Josh Biujuos : “ Natur lavs phon ; though he had sown his wild oats rathet white sugar candy form an excellent lip if she doesn’t she never would have profusely, an<l reaixxl therefrom a plenti­ made * munky.” . ful crop of debts, there Was every hope Ants.—Red ante may be banished Large mouths are now fashionable that under the influence of his fair bride from a pantry or store-room by strewing and in the enjoyment of a fixed and set­ the shelve, with a small quantity of among women. They are worn open, of tled income he might see the error of his cloves, either whole or ground. We course, as heretofore. ways and settle down into a steady mem­ use the former, as not being so likely to “A kiss,” said young Charles, “is a ber of society. As regards the fortune, K’. into the food placed upon the shelves. noun, we allow; but tell me, my dear, is ho displayed, as ia usmd in such cases, o clove, should be renewed occasion­ it proper or common ? ’’ Lovely Mary a vast amount of anxiety respecting it, ally, u after a time they lose their blushed deep and exclaimed, “Why, I refusing even to drive out with hi* strength and efficacy. vow, I think that a kiss is both proper betrothed and her mother before all, • | Mosquitoes, says somebody, love beef and common.” financial preliminaries were arranged, ■ A darky who was stopping to wash blood better than they do any that flows for lor fear tear of oi compromising compromising himself. nimseiu Nori nor -kind. Just;zt puta his hands in a ditch didn’t notice the pe­ :izi :: human could he well forgive his *future ’7" miuumu ‘ ” — *father- “ plate, near culiar actions of a goat just behind ; so • 1 tfor - so tying up *»,of generous pieces in-law the vfuinr. young wifo'a wife's in-lawfor wife « 1 couple h « . , / Jr on plates net your lied at night, and you will sleep when ho scrambled out of the water, and dowry that it could not be squandered. by these pests. In the was asked how it happened, he answered: However, their Wedded life began untroubled morning you will find them full and “ Lut 'jpeared "peared as _ if _ de “ Idunno ” * ’'xactly, ” , but smoothly enough. Then came rumor* stupid with the beef blood, and the ' shore kinder h’isted and frowd me.” of the conjugal infidelities on the hus­ meat sucked as d-y as a cork. | don't wmt all this, we don’t band’s part, of gross neglect, and finally Brail's.—Remove ink-stains from car-1 want it," said a solicitor, to a voluble of actual corporal ill-usage inflicted on his charming wife. In the language of pet* with milk, and afterward wash I old lady in the witness box; “it is irBut the witness paid^ **> my information, “lie used to beat her with.fine soap, a clean brush, and warm relevant.” like a sack." He, the representative of water. For grease spots use powdered j heed, and talked on, finishing with, one of the oldest and noblest houses of magnesia, fuller’s earth, or buckwheat i “There, you've got it, whether you Europe, did not disdain to lift his hand Bpnnkle on the spot, and let lie until i want it or not; and it isn’t irreverent, against the hapless lady who, for her ah the grease is absorbed ; renew the j cither! ” own sorrow, had bought him and paid earth, magnesia or buckwheat until all | A ________ member of the North Carolina Legialaturc, dining 11 at a Raleigh hotel, saw for h«m with a price. The end of the the grease is removed. Time and pa- _2_:_ ’ pepper ------ on a dish near at whole matter is a legal separation. The tience will in this way remove the worst c pod' of• red husband has gone off to his lady-love, of grease spots. hand He thought it was a new kind of and the wife, not yet thirty and in the The tears To Detect Gen cine Coffee.—Those fruit and took a bite. very fullness and perfection of her foolish persons who buy ground streamed down his dieeks as ho put the womanly charms, has taken refuge once coffee may finu out whether pod down, saying: “Dash you, lay more under the parental roof. what they buy is genuine cof­ there and cool." Case No. 3 is that of an American girl fee or not by the following method : “Fathhb,” said the elder heir, “is it I who became the wife of a noble of long 1 Take a wine glass or a tumbler full oi proper to say 1 we is rich,’ or ’we am I descent n few year* ago, and who in- jl water,.and gently drop a pinch of the rich ? * ” The old man worked carefully stantly “cut” every one of her former . ground coffee on the surface of the down into the hollow of his boot under j acquaintances, avowing her intention of I .water, without stirring or agitating; the instep, remaining a long time in I henceforward associating only with “th« ' genuine coffee will float for some time, thoughtful meditation, and then slowly | aristocracy." Of late shs has had nc whilst chicory, oz and other sweet root, replied: “Well, I should say it woula chance to associate with the particular!' will WU1 bsoon <xju bsink ; and chicory or caramel , come uigher to the truth to say we hain’t specimen of the aristocracy who became ,rij] ■" causej a yellowish or brown color rich.” her bus hand, os thev are legally separated, diffuse rapidly through the water, । ________ _ , by steam,” murmured a and while she resides in Paris in a rather while pure coffee will give no visible i' . “,Thrashing . modest style, he is to be seen at half the tint, under such circumstances, for a !' * .n>d. mother, mo“ier» as she glanced at an arti- ■1HU33».-£KKSJ prominent watering-places of Europe | considerable length of time, driving the most dashing members of, PoLiaH__The oid recei] the drmi^ionde on the public prome-. etirrin(. Btarch B bit —o. —------- — lU1 * DK, ™ wax nndes. in his open carnage. Ir-----candle is not nearly so good,in the op>nOnly OncJ. Of the 15,000 words iu Shakspeare, about 5,000 of them appear only once ; of words beginning with a, 364 appear only onoo ; and with m, 310. Among th™ beginning with m that oocui bnt once are, “magical, mirthful, mirth­ moving, moss-grown, moonbeams, mat­ in, mural, magnificence, meander, master-pieoe, marrowless, martyred, melli­ fluous," Borno, like “mechanics, mis­ sion, maxiia, magnify, malcontent, marsh, manna, maritime, metropolis, medal, metaphysics, motherwit,’’ and a score of others, are so familiar it seems impossible that Shakspeare should not have needed them more than onc<-, often so beautiful and poetical tiiat one wonders they could fail to be his favo­ rites again and again. “They remind me," says the essayist, “of the exquisite crystal bowl from which I saw a Jewess and her bridegroom drink in Prague, and which was then dashed in pieces on the floor of the synagogue, or of the Chigi porcelain painted by Raphael, which, as soon as it had l»een once re­ moved from the Faruesina table, was thrown into the Tiber.” His explana­ tion is that Shakspeare's forte lay in characterization, and that endlessly di­ versified. But when he sketched each several character it seems that he was never content till he had either found or fabricated the aptest words possible for representing its form and pressure most true to life. No two characters being identical in any particular more than two faces are, no two descriptions, as drawn by his genius, could repeal many of the self-same characteristic words. Each of his vocable* thus became Like those cd the 7,000 constituents ot a loco­ motive, which fits the one place it was ordained to fill, but everywhere else is out of place, and even dislocated. Ou every average page of Shakspeare you ore greeted and gladdened by at least five words that you never saw before in his writings, and that you n*.-ver will see again, shaking once oral then for­ ever holding their peace— each not only rare, but a nonesuch—five gems juat shown, then snatched away. Each page is thus studded with five stars, each as unique as the century-flower, ami, like the night-blooming cercus, “ the per­ fume and snpplianoe of a minute. ’’ The mind of Bbakspeam was bodied forth as Montezuma was appsralled, whose costumes, however gorgeous, were Dever twice the Hama-Lippincottb Maya- i git-ups they do have nowadays. If I had ' had one of those steam thrashers for my i four lx>ys, my arms wouldn’t have been | M rheumaticky ae they are to-dav,”aad ion of an experienced laundress,’ as a ( thought cf the post as it much cheaDer plan. She uses mutton ' mjgbt have been. . 'i suet of wax ; it makes the starch ' . _ w q.k,,.___ _ 1 instead ’ firmer. Before noting or Ming yrar i. gre.1 J JJU j . .­ IJ. ° • _ ,1 Hi. .tnmg i. re^ng the gbo.t “ 1U it in . j«; itwiU AK« h“"“« keep six months or longer. The fat 1him recite, an elderly gentleman was what he thought of him. “ Well,” about the kidney in a hind quarter is asked 1 tiie firmest and best When you want 1said the old gentleman, “I think he thick starch for collar* and shirt bosoms, *ought to have given up the ghost long ”—Galvcvton owb take four table-spoonfuls of starch to one ago. 1 A receipt for making soup : Take a quart of water, and a piece of the dear pail of water and wash it clean, than suet about the size of a walnut This 1 makes a good quart of starch. . 'boil it till it ia brown on both sides ; -------- -----------------------------] to French Way of Washing Clothes. 1 worry prepare to simmer. If soup A ^system of washing clothes in 'won’t simmer it’s toe rich ; pour in more ; dry the water with a towel be­ vogue in some French towns is’worthy water ’ fore you put it in ; the dryer the water of special mention. Ito economy is *c the sooner it browns. Serve hot great as to greatly reduce the cost. RECOBDKn—“What excuse have you This is the process Two pourals of •oap is reduced with a little water to 1for climbing over into this gentleman’s palp, which having been sightly |garden and trespassing on his proper­ Prisoner—“The beet excuse in warmed is cooled in ten gallons of S'?" ' water, to which is added one sjxxmful of ' io world, Judge. I went over by mis­ ”’ “ How so*’ “ Well, you see, I turpentine oil and two spoonfuls-of am- take. ' those oranges in his garden monia; then the mixture is agitated. thought 1 The water is kept at a temperature were sweet oranges, but after I had tried which ‘can be borne by the baud. In 1’em I found they wore the bitter- kind, this solution ths white clothes are put so i you see I went ewer by mistake,"— Id and left these for two hours before G’a'/'jr-ston Ncuri*. waging them wiAa soap, taking care in tlte meantime to cover the tab. The ;lington drug-store. “Can you give •elution may bo wnrme ’ again, and used me : J* he askedt. “something that will once more, but it will lx. necessary to ।dri ;as from ray mind the thoughts of •id a half spoonful of tuxpantine and sotaow । and battel recollection*-?*' And another spoonhd of ammonia^ Once th. druggist nodded and put liixn up • washed with soap the dothsaara put in ;little dose ofi quinine, wormwood and hot water, and the blue is applied. : This process^ “ obvious^ sava* much t time, much, labor and fast, while it ;months the man couldn’t think of any­ gives to the dothes a whiteness much thing in the world except new schemes, superior to that obtained by any other :ter getting, the teste out of his mouth.—■ process and the destructive use of the AitrdeUe. wadiboard is not neoesaury to dean the clothes from, the impurities which they / contain. N Beer’s CalwK three yvaxa; and the tamafef as a rule, has one calf only at a time, although doubtetB- have been seaa occasionally Manx qE the calves die- a natural deaA protect then young ones with vigor and deternsimatinn. At the age of 6 or 7 meuths. a voting drar is psvttv well able to look after itself ; it is while tlxsy are from, a day to 4 weeks old that Aiugiir chu'fty threatens from the vermin which a>e always prowling among the heather in search of prey.—64 Jamex Gaaefte. The Load of a Freight Car. during recent years iu tbe amount at freight regarded at* the maximum load of.a car. Formerly 20,000 pounds 'sax the limit; now, according to the West­ ern Weighing Aaaoeuition, the average Didn't Wear Rubbers. of the different glasses of freight, as de­ termined by the weights of 50,000 car, so. “Very thoughtful in you, Char­ weighwl during a period at tux week a ley,’’ said Bill; “ it would be rather was from 23,7lXHor machinery to 29,925 overworking the rubbers to oblige them for are. tbs maximum iu nearly all oases excelling 30,000 pounds. Certain clasa- Somx months ago Mr. Leander Moormick, a resident of Chicago, but a . “ Is tskbb a letter hese in a scented envelope for mv wife?** he asked the forest “ Yea, sir," anewered the Post­ master, aa he handed it out The jeolous man tore it open at once, when, lo and behold 1 it was the mflliner’• bfflfar $l(Xk The end. Freseh Becfan. Mandimnoy is forbidden in Paris and various that a suitable Vanderbilt gave $25,000 for the obsirva- except about $8,000, has been socurwd, and an active effort ia now making to se­ cure the rest. time. Some of th. persons whobeg �I am now receiving my fbll stock of I.1LL GOODS CONSISTING OF- that thought creates nervous aoLiou, wliiob oar • - Pana, Professor G, F. Barker describes IlifcWLS tanners who Lave learned the art organ to be ex in a cylinder o closed. A ral>l terior of the cylinder v appsratas. With the which the stimulus wa duoti contraction wen which waa a dummy. It was noticed tha from what Um been taught them by their fatoore, but tlds knowledge w not scien­ tific and exnc< and in tneir daily and yearly routine of busineM; questions are continually preaentuig theinaelrcs which they cannot solve. Some farmcn arc so vain as to think they lutvo learned all the curve sank as there ia to be known of their baaincM, down the inactive and sneer at scientific or as they cidl it in derision, “book farming,’* but it is afjet, the result was caused solely bv the im­ nevertheless, that no man can achivo complete anocess in agriculture unless he agination, blood passing from the body posausscs a knowledge of the science aa to tha brain in the act To* test further the effect of mental aowell m the art The farmer lives in a grand laboratory, tion, Dr. Pagliani, whose arm waa in the and ahould be able to influence or con- .apporitlua, was requested to multiply two hundred and sixty-seven by eight men­ on around him; and to ac- tally, and to make a sign whan he had finished. The recorded curve showed very distinctly how much more blood the and animals are continually around and btam took to perform tlio operation. 'Hence tho nletlnymograph ia capable before him, and the habits of one, the structure and qualities of another, and of measuring ths relative amount of men-, the physiology of the third, should be tai power required by different persons understood by him, in ofrder on the one to work out the mime mental problem. Indeed, Mr. Gaskell suggests the use hxnd to avoid damage, and on the other t^esinvi profit He must have not only of tho instrument in tha examination an inclination to the profession, but he room, to find out, in addition to the must be strongly attached to it, and if he has been brought up to the observa­ how much effort it causes him to pro­ tion aud practice of farming, ho will bo duce any particular result of brain-work. Dr. Mcaso relates that, while the ap­ of necessary knowledge has been laid paratus was set up in his room in Turin, He brood and de»«p; without the latter he a classical man c&mc in to see him may get a living and lay by something, looked very contemptuously upon it, and but "the liigbest results cannot bo asked of what use it conid be, saying tiiat it couldn't do anybody any good. reached. • Dr. Moaso replied, “Well, now, I can tell you by that whether you can read thoeo who could do nothing else, and the Greek aa readily aa you can La an.” odium which, during the feudel ages, Aa the classicist would not believe it, rested upon the English serf, and which his own arm wm pat into the apparatus, still attaches to the ignorant boor of Rus­ . and he wu given a Latin Look to read. sia, is not entirely gone out of the minds A very alight sinking of the reserve was of many When they think of the cultiva­ the result tion^! the soil But times have greatly The Latin book was then taken away, changed and fanning as well aa farmers and a Greek book waa given to him have changed with them. The most Thia produced immediately a much honorable, the moe' useful and the most deeper curve. independent of men, is the well-informed Ho had a.wrte-d before that it was farmer who cultivates his own soil, and quite as easy for him to roiul Greek m enjoys the blessings that health, com­ Latin, and tiiat there waa no difficulty petence and intelligence are auro to be­ ’q doing either. Dr. Moeso, however, stow. It is to this higher plane of farm was able to show him that he was labor­ life that we would invite intelligent ing under a delusion. voung farmers; do not be content to fol­ Again, this apparatus ia so sensitive aa low in the ruts of your ancestors who to be useful for ascertaining how much were noble men and true, but whose op­ a person is dreaming. portunities for obtaining a knowledge of When Dr. Psglianl went to sleep in their profession were confined to the tiie apparatus, the effect upon the reeulttraditions of their fathers, largely a con­ ing omwe was very marked indeed. fused mass of Mixpcratition and error, and He said afterward that he had been in their own limited experience. The al- a sound,sleep, and remembered nothing manic was their vadr, mccuni, and the of what passed in the room—tiiat be had plan* of the moon in the zodiac must bo bee# ab.'-olutely unconscious,- and yet, ascertained to be favorable before any even' little movement in the room, such form labor of imjiortance could l>c under­ ns the slitunning of a-door, the barking taken. Bat we have advanced Iteyond of a dog. and even die knocking down that and the “aigna” are for the moat of n bit of glass, were all marked on the part disregarded by the former in tha curves. performance of his work} other import­ Sometimes he moved liia lips, and gave ant advances have been made, but wc other evidences that he was dreaming. axe still far from that degree of perfec­ They wire nil recorded on the curve, the tion in our business which it should be the nmoiuit oLblood required for dream­ the ambition of every intelligent for­ ing diiuiub-hing tiiat in the extremities. mer to obtain. The Gulf Stream. Farmlng In France. The typical Frenchman con liardly be said to l>e domestic in his instincts. As he Iim been represented to us in litera­ ture and by the drama he does not find his supremo happiness in tho homo cir­ cle. But when wo look farther into the substance of French society and investi­ gate the causes of French vitality and stability, the conclusion is forced upon us that, after all. Franco is a nation of homes. Tho rural life and tho city life of that interesting country present a strange contrast They may be alike in thinking that there is no place like France, but totally unlike in the metliods employed by society tor making the most of ita opportimities. And it will probably surprise the casual reader to learn how much of that country is com­ prehended by rural France. Tho total population of the rural portion is esti­ mated by a correspondent to be not less than 25,000,000, and aa many aa 23,000, 000, are directly engaged in agriculture. The number and importance of tiie French middle class have been demon­ strated to the credit of the nation, not onoe-but many time*. There are now 5,800,000, distinct estates or properties in France. Of those it is calculated that 50,000 average an acreage of 600, while there are 500,000 averaging sixty acree, and the remainder, of over 5,000,000, represent properties under, six acres. Compare this with the diviaibnx and the regulation of landed property in Great onial proprietors own more than half the land of the whole reahn, and it is easy to why Franco when seemingly crashed has within herself the recuperative power to lift her from almost any disaster upon the solid ground of prosperity. There are 8,000,000 inhabited dwellings in France, 800,000 uninhabited and 57,000 in course of construction. As the entire population is about 87,000,000 the aver­ age of only a little over four to a dwelling ia not unreasonable, and would fill with contempt and a honor ofaaeh wasteful;w York are told lash, the country pe," and Ma ction At a meeting of the Society of Austrian Civil Engineers, Mr Carl Englehardt gave an interesting account of the natural supply of heat on the continent of Eu­ rope. ’ He showed tiiat certain European countries orc favored over other parts of the world by the natural influences of the upper Etesian winds, the desert of Sahara and particularly the Gulf stream. When the Sahara was still a sea, the cli­ mate of Southern Europe and Northern Africa was many degrees colder than at present Many’ thousand years ago, be­ fore the Istlunus'of Panama had been raised above the level of the sea. the Gulf stream flowed between North and South America. That was the glacial period in Northern Europe. Scandinavia and Finland were covered with ice; moose ami reindeer abounded in Italy and Spain, and the south of Europe was in­ habited by a race similar to the Lapland­ ers. The Vosges and the Black forest were covered by glaciers. Through the rising of the Central American isthmus, the Gulf stream was turned eastward and Europe emerged from the ice period. In how comparatively short a time the climate of a country can change is proved by Greenland, which waa discovered 892 yean ago. and owes its name to the ver­ dant valleys and blooming meadows which greeted the eye of the first settlers. Even 450 years agei Greenland had over 200 towns and villages, an<^ was a bish­ op's see. Through the elongation of the coral reefs of Florida, the Gulf stream has turned more touaxd the west coast of Europe, and Labrador and Greenland have now the climate of the Arctic circle. The mean temperature of the most south­ em point of Greenland, ia the same as that of Norway, 600 miles further north­ ward. The defloetton of the Gulf stream will probably increase, as the Florida banks advance to finally join the Bahama, and Tor togas islands, and the influence of the Gulf stream will at iaat b6 lost to nsls, Ticks, Shirting, Stripes, Checks, Denims. Exolirk prejudice or English icnt place* Edwin Booth as an i to Henry Irving in the role of T|rr2Snir£ PVB1.»HKI> rYMMT BATVUM.Y HOUCIXO, AT Naahvill®, Michigan Office tn second story of Tates' brick block. I always aim to make prices on goods as habitant* tiuui twenty oases loaded with medicine.—Old Saying. PRICK: 1150, IF PAID IN ADVANCE. DVERTISERS: countv, ttmr/ any'other paper circulating toerth tn, and of advert Wng »rc lower than any other Brit eI“s country weekly to the nUte. An ad. tn'Ttyt News goes to tho hearthstone* fng, are Hable NASHVILLE, become yonr patrons. • ELIBEHAL AD. HATES. LOW AS THE LOWEST i And prices on PKObUGE aa High ns the Higheat and give j every one a fair, square deal I>. C. GRIFFITH, j Sleighing! Cutters! BLACKSMITHING, AND DON’T YOU FORGET IT. itoeb...... | , I'.n'l , 12SI ,S.OOf « 6.00 S lMbea...^|__ 2.30 |~V.<O |_ 8J0 I WOO 3talw.;‘.;._£ 3JBJ T.i»| 12.00120.00 | cob; B-oo| hj»i auo »wd£T... I Trail ”®.oot iU»l ».oo Eugene Cook is prepared to furnish you with any style of BOTTLES OF FRiZELLE’8 Load Notice*, ten cenU a line for first Inser­ tion and eight cento for each aubsequent Inser­ tion. . * VEGETABLE ORNO STRONG, , Editor and Proprietor. You may want. Nashville girtoonj. VILLAGE OFFICERS President—Ellhu Chlmran. Racorder-Fnmk McDarby. MICHIGAN a.V- -..I—JI— ■ —I— J Of JflOO My stock of CUTTERS this season is large, and embraces some fine Which will be sold at veiy low figures. I want every one in Barry and Eaton counties who thinks of buying a CUTTER, to call at my shop and JfecfctitM. fNBUKTUK CUUWH. Jtev. Blu'Joa<«. PuUr V/ Hcrrleea every fliindiv at Jft30 a.». and 7 p. m. Blood Purifier SOLD ON THE PACIFIC COAST And a very nice lot of ' On its merits alone, not a dollar used fas newspapers, the recomendationa sdt those using it being sufficient to mak*this enormous sale. Also. 6209ooo Examine These CUTTERS, COMPOUND MANDRAIE BOXES OF FRIZELLES EIHODlsr E1- XX)PAT CHURCH-A. V. Its*. Tow. Putor. Nrrvlce* evrry Babbstb *1 1GU s. n>. *ud 7 p. m. Bsbbxthschool it 12 m. 1'njr M ------- And Get Prices.------- Jirrrfflni. ^ujincM CHAS. 11. BRADY, -------------------- NEW STOCK 0F- LEW1S DURKEE, Price, * - 25c. a Box 9 FRIZELLE BROS. Props. San FrandBoo, AJ1UL l_.VUCT.UUL,, prUIUpVIT Conveyancing prop-rly executed IF. H. GRISWOLD, D.. Homeopathic Phyeldan and Bnrjfeon . OflUce and rval.lrr.co opposite the WokuM Houae, I’nKupt attention given to calla day <n night. DR a w. GOUCHER, Bick Headache, Biliiousnea* £)OIN»T FORGET L’O CALI .a U«U KaUto aa4 InMirano Agent'. CoUoeUag and Conveyancing a apoetallT. Bounty and Panaloti Claims promptly atUndad to. and al) albar buslneaa entrusts^ to my care. OEci opposite Un­ nn House, NaabvUla. Mich. M And Rhubarb Pills, EUGENE COOK W. H. YOUNG. JUST RECEIVED. WE ARE SELLING THE CELEBRATED STANDARD SCREW FASTENED GOODS 8500 Reward! Uon. constipation ur costlvenaM w« rwaBot MMM —^SOMETHING BETTER THAN------ EMORY PARADY. TU8TICE OT THE PEACE. Conveyancing careU fully au4 prumpUy attended to. Office <Mt -LI. W.il a.__ • K'-.L.'ill- mul WM. PARMENTER, XM FOR FASTENING SOLES OF BOOTS A SHOES, WE RECOMMEND THE STANDARD SCREW BECAUSE IT IS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO FLINT. Health la Wealth. •pemalorrbaa, Itopotency, invalantary emlwi premature old ago, caused by <>rerexertk>a, abuse, or over iudnljrrncc, which lead, to *k £MI> OFF THE SOLES K PARADY, is. ---------------- FASTENED WITHIT.—------------ Bo^^ftOMjtakfag ^AMUTACTUBEB CALL AND SEE THEM rasey; ^Urtllinroua CltU. 0. C. Walcott, Proprietor. NO PATENT NO PAT. 'J'HEY HAVE GOT ’EM. What? ^yOLCOTT 191IK, KOCHER BROS. NEW GOODS imTions n “special attention is called to our P J. PI KCHIS, Hohh Barber Ladles R.M. Beaver Cloaks, HSIlltTII HILLS MEDAL CLOAKING, Imported Cashmeres, can be accomplished. n,and they instinctively believe this even though they may not have education enough to prove it io J I*. NTEVEW*. Groceries for Kverybody. lowering oi temperature, aud a general reaction in the match of civilization on the Eastern continent Some thousands A Grave Error. sent candidate came homo aril meeting in a rather-demoralised condition. His wife remarked, among other 140 fjuits of Underwear; for Ladies and Gents. io« “ ... gOOT AND SHOE SHOP. Saits of---------------Clothing, fur — Men, Boys and. _ Youths. 53 Overcoats, for Men, Boys and Youths. 984 Prs. of Boots and Shoes, for Men Women and Children, BOOTHS SHOES* 368 prs. of Rubber Goods, all styles. 324 pm. of Buck Gloves and Mittens. 50 Pieces of Prints, for 5 cents per-yard. 'J’HAT HUSBAND OF Killf DRESS TRIMMINGS in Worsted, Silks and Satins. J£ A. BUSH, BOOT AND SHOE BAKER, NAMS V1LLB, 44 Mishtaken. deareaht Itartbwr x’mv aLl dnnk.darlingah : A. L. RASKY’S, C3T IN ELEGANCE AND STYLE THE ABOVE GOODS cannot be equalled in this market Ladies fail not to see them before you purchase. WILLIAM JONK8, Prints, Flannels, Waterproofs, Cashmere Saltings, Carpets, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Rubbers. Groceries, 4c., READY MADE CLOTHING, old and arid he get more fighting out al a baby show. Mloh. Ii luger uui better nleeted Uu> ever bet«e u an in,, action will cmriaoe. KOCHER. BROS. DENTISTS, �=— 1880 through lack ot wr««. 1» did >ot uic- ALWAYS TO TH* FRONT I it. The brother called one day, and »fter exhausting appeal*, he fired fire ■hot* at her. He then fled *ud haa Dot Mammoth Stock to Select HVII.I.K. dec. ia isbo. James Wada aged 38 yearn,of Mexico Mfawouii, has been arrested and held to trial for committing a rape upon bis grandmother, a Woman 77 year* of age. A census enumerator in Tioga Coun­ ty has found a young woman of 35 who ■weigh* 400 pound. This ia mentioned •s something remarkable: but if the enumerator had failed to find her, it would have been more so. From. It is bat one step from the animal t-o the spiritual. That step is called intel­ ligence. Intelligence is spiritual; it belongs to another life; and so, if you would breathe in a purer, nobler, loftier atmosphere, educate youraelves. Edu­ cation is the mighty lever that moves the worlds, and grasps with a firm band the laws of nature, making them sub­ servient to men's needs and want*. For NO WILL 1100.00. a larger stock than usual, and to tell them ALL, 1 .lull offer goods at pri eve that will A8TNI8H YOU ALL I To enumerate them all I should have to charter Bro. Strong’s entire Daper for a month ; so I shall not mention anything but simply say - Even though you arc not ready to bny, step inland look at the poods,'price themxi&lttriie them, talk about them, and make us just trot from six in the morning till 0 at night. Throwing Light on the Subject I I have the largest and finest stock of LAMPS ever brought to this town1 embracing all the newest and most unique designs both in bronze, stand, and HANGING LAMPS, and anything In my line that 1 have not in stock, I can get it for you cheaper than though I carried it in stock. ■AJOLICA WARE. FRENCH CHINA. CBANDELIER8, ETC. i". T. BOISE Jh.WTD NEW YEAR’S GIFTS Meat Department And see if you don’t want a can of fes­ ters, a nice steak, a juicy mast, a few bolognas, or something of the kind. But above ull.xlon’t forget the Christ­ mas allow. Remodeled, Enlarged«Improved Domestic Sewing Machine Holiday Grift. IGHT 01 * and DURABLE DOMESTIC Children’s Sets, Rattles, Whistles, etc., etc. ine goods and prices. Respectfully, Call and exam­ FRANK C. BOISE. C. W. SMITH. Hl PAD ody and Imrred lately over the Kidneys, It is comfortable to the patient, safe, plena*at MAN, WOMAN OR CHILD. Do not be prejudiced. GIVE IT A TRIA Land be onvinced that II I* honest, reliable, effective and Who are being restored to perfect health after all other treatments and remedlee have failed. Ask your drurrlxt for It and accept NO IMITATION OR 8UB9T1 rUTE. If.h« baa not got It. rend to complaint, weak kidney. bed wetting. |1.50 Our book "How a Ufa waa Saved,'' eonUlnlng a hi.torj nf great diaeovery, mailed free. Write for rt. As the most valuable wealth a coun­ try can possess is its healtliy popula tion; tlie tables of morality are worth study ; and from these we find that on the first day of life 78 boys die, to 63 girls. In the first week of life 168 boys die, to 163 girls. In Prussia the moral­ ity among females in the greatest form 10to 14 years of age: and from the 55th to 40th it is greater than at other periods of life, and yet all periods of the census of females compares favor­ ably with that of males. In' England taking a period of 7 years there were 8 men to 15 women who were anve at tho age of 100 years, 5 men to 8 women at 101 years, 3 men to 5 women nt 103 yearsJB men to 3 women at 103 years of age, and no man to 3 women who lived to 104, .It is observed that only one person in 1,000 born lives beyond 94. BOTH SEXES. Any number of fanners to Unload Wheat and Grain Ex­ peditiously ui AccuraUy. AINSWORTH & BROOKS desire to announce that having erected one of the largest and most convenient ' elevator buildings in central Michigan, they are prepared to receive and PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE For any quantity of INS muminated b Electricity! That may be brought them. They alas keep for sale at the lowest prices OPEN EVERY EVENING NOW, Seeds, Flour. Feed. Lime. Salt, Plaster, Stucco. Hair and Shingles. Displaying its immense stock of new goods for fall and winter, from the best manufacturers of Foreign and Domestic Wodlen Fabrics in the world. We do not like to work in the dark; neither do we sell goods in the dark, but will honestly show the purchaser what he is buying. Our line of Fine Cloths for Suitings, loney Sayed by Dealim with them. AINSW8W0RTH A BROOKS. piANOS AND ORGANS! Remember tiiat for the next 30 days I will give to parties consulting me, the Coats and Vest and Pants, is very large and complete in the GREATEST BARGAINS * assortment. A large and select stock of FALL AND WINTER OVERCOATINGS! OUR MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT is excelled by none, aiming to be consistent in Drice and executing all or­ ders in the highest style of art Call and see and examine the largest assortment and best selected stock of MEN'S, YOUTHS AND BOYS READY-MADE CLOTHING to be found in Michigan. New goods, latest styles and low prices. Sizes for the largest man or smallest boy. In Pianos and Organs ever heard of, for strictly FIRST-CLASS GOODS. An examination of my goods and priceswill fully convince you. Re­ member I sell the world-renowned GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS. New Novelties. ESTEA- ORGAN I Trunks, Suchelb and I3a|r« in Profualon. LUMBERMEN’S SUPPLIES-Quilts, Blanket*, Wool Socks, Wool Mittens Mackinaw aud Flannel Shirt*, Overalls, Underwear. &c. E. S. PIICRCi :. Under th< Tower Clock, ' , ■ ' GKA.ND KAPIDH.MICH. you MAY HURRAH FOR Garcock anclHLa.nfield. —BUT REMEMBER THAT— And others of standard makes. Will furnish to parties any make of instru­ ment desired. Organs Repaired. CLEANED and POLISHED, AT LIVING PRICES. DAY KIDSKY PAD 00.^ Toledo, 0. PHYSICAL LIFE Through CoMhea and 8l.epln<Car. to and from Grand lUpKJ. and Detroit. All train* connect la rame depot at Detroit with Great WtaUm, Grand Trenk and Canada Boa there Railways. K. C. BROWN. H. B. LXDYABD. Ara’t Gvn'l Bupt Jackson. Gre’l Bup’l Detroi Hn»tC.W«imiti. . Gen'IPaaeaadTicket Arent.Chicago. A fine assortment of Silver and Nickle Plated Ware, consist­ rpHE N ASHY ILLI LETATOR, ing in part of TEA AND COFFEE POTS,' TABLE KNIVES, FORKS. SPOONS, Etc., Etc. POCKET KNIVES, RAZORS, SHEARS. SCISSORS. IN 1879. A fine assortment of GRANITE IRON WARE, SKATES, SLEIGH-BELLS, and ABOVE ALL, A Ho an to Enabe INo Lady Should be VV it.lioiMt the And want to sell them to those who want to buv, nt prices ns low an the lowest, ana guarantee everything as represented. And while voir are in just remember to step into the Nervous & Physical Debility, ------ WILL SELL YOU------ Harnesses, Bits, Whips, Robes, Blankets, Trunks, Combs, Brushes, &c. C. H. BERRY. Cheap astlie Cheapest. Light Single and Double Harnesses made of best Virginia oak tanned Leather. J-JEIVRl’ ROE, Pbopbiktob ____ OLD RELIABLE— MEAT MARKET. Fresh and Salt Meats, NEW PREMIUM CORN SHELLEB Sooted Ham aii SHooliers, MAKRIED. GARRETT—KEMEKUNG—At the the U. B. parsonage iu Baltimore. Dee. 12,18fl0, by Rev. C. B. Sherk, Mr. Orson B. Garrett and Mix* Emm* J. KemerUng, ail of Baltimore, Barry TWO IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES. IX TUIk SEASON, Lard, by the lb. or barrel WANTED for <.jwtjmhlW»d,r-U«vJ *57 Tn/jw**??"' iZmTnii GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. All selected from large stooks, and bought cheap, and examine, and aak questions. Ob,.yes! I came near forgetting to tell you that I have got a boss stock of Here is the last discovery in photog­ raphy. A Frenchman takes one nega­ tive of a sitter with open eyes. Then he makes the sitter shut his eyes and remain in exactly the same position while.another negative is taken. The two negatives are printed on the same paper, one on each side, exactly coin­ ciding. When this double-faced pict­ ure is held in proper position before a lamp, and the lamp is rapidly moved or caused to flicker, the eurious effect, is produced of long continued winking It is not claimed that a person looks more beautiful when he keeps winking but it cannot be denied that it gives one a very interesting appearance. ID SHADOW The Atlantic and Pa-!fU Eipreaaea run d»lly . •4bar run daily except Sunday. Ph togmph and Autograph Albums, Scrap Book*, Large and Ktnall, cheap and expt-msive Bibles, Plaited Ware, Watches and Jewelry, Cabinet and Photograph Velvet Frames, Toilet Articles, Brushes, Fine Perfumes, Fancy Box Paper and Papateries, Wax, China and Parian Marble. Dolls of all sizes, Toys and Toy Books, Fancy Ink-stands and Paper Weights, Come and See! excited, devilish light flashes in them, play iu Philadelphia. He is kept in a with low, soft voice and modest man­ stable several blocks away and t^iken ners. is now in jail under a charge of to the theatre every evening at the murder. Her guilt is very doubtful, proper point in the piece. One afternoon but she is proclaimed to lw so fascinat­ he took it into bis head that the time ing that if a man feels her caresses, he ha<i come to perform. Throwing the is infatuated, and if he follows his in­ keeper aside, he burst into the street fatuation long enough it is sure to end overturned a wngon und several street in his death. "Old nen and boys have stands on his way to the theatre, PAIN IN THK BACK. Hide er l.oina. Inflammation and made themselves tools about her. smashed a door, and took his usual Bri<ht'a Dlaeawof the Kidney.. Dlabelea, Dropar, Seven men have paid the penalty with place on the stage. -The absence of Grave!. Catarrh of tha BladiS.r, Inability to Hetaln or Expel the Urine, Stone In tho Bladder, Hhrh theiriives of listning to the syren and lights .and audience seemed to con­ Colored, Scanty ar painful Urinating, Dapoaha, •he has been in the business only vince him tiiat he had mode a mistake, CaaU or Shred. In the Urine. ten yeas. To know her is us dangerous and he suffered himself to be led back to the stable. at* a campaign against the Indians. A new and novel cbarch project is tinder way in Brooklyn. The project think that there is room in that city of churches for a place of worship that shall have uo salaried preacher or choir; that shall not be a bazaar of fashion ; in which the poorest shall be as wel­ come and as well treated a* the richest; a church not only saying bat believing that no man is so bad ns to be un­ worthy of help or so hopelessly deprav­ ed us to lie beyond hope; "a truc Christ­ ian church, which Chnst would Join if He were hear on earth—a company of believers Id and followers of the Nazarene in all respects, engaged in works of mercy, in lifting up tramps and va­ grants, not in hunting them down by bureaus of espionage and detectives; in feeding toe sinful, no matter bow they came into their deplorable condition ; clothinit the unclean, giving rest to tri-- w*‘«ry, medicine and gentle words otf titoe'totheaick—in a world, doing just as tbe Savour did.”. "If a church of thi* sort is successfully founded iu ismiklyn it will be the most notable Day Exprea«„_ 4*0 p. m. Arrive Detroit fM p. Alkalis a. ra. Arrive Derail MB a. i MUtht Ex pres- A55 a w Arrive Detrail fcao a.. THE LARGEST STOCK AND ASS OF THE KIND w n in IN IMPRISING IN PJ! In order to buy CHEAP I have nought A curioas stale of affairs, rather, ex­ ists in Langlade, Wia, where Judge It was so common for Freeman to Meyer tins decided rhnt ho legally elected officers are in existence, and whip his wife, at Memphis, tiiat the the county is therefore without any lo­ neighbors paid little attention to the an! government. The result is, there bruise* which she constantly bore. She ia no one to pav taxes to, and with the nOver complained of them, and was But a lew days hard time* coming on, it is feared there seemingly resigned. ago a pistol shot.was heard in her house will be much suffering. and her husband was found with a bul­ John Kelleher with his wife and a let in his head. “I concluded that I’d Mr*. King had mote than twelve bush­ stood it long enough,” she said, ‘and,. els of fun a few nights since st Oak­ Lordy sakes, wasn’t he surprised when land. California. They drank all the T hauled out my pistol and popped at whisky they coaid get held of, disrob­ him I” _ ________ _ g r ed. and indulged themselves in a re­ MaUiewsof Mowryville, Iowa rises gular out and out can can dance: then •et fire to the house and died in a blaz? early every morning, aud rings a big of glory, thinking themselves to be bell at 5 o’clock to awaken his work­ relatives of the prophet who went np men. Pinney, who lives close by, likes in a chariot of fire. Three more fools to sleep late, and lie begged .Mathews in vain not to sound the bell.- He nev­ out of the way. er goes to bed until 13 o’clock, and j^few day* since John Karin, a sa­ now at midnight he fires a cannon to loon-keeper in Buffalo. N. Y., who had disturb tho slumber .of Pinney. Be­ •pent years of his life in making drunk­ tween the midnight gun and the 5 ards and preparing customers for vio­ o’clock bell, tho inhabitant* of Mow­ lent deeds, refused to let one of his ryville curse both both Pinney and boarders, Martin Flannlgan, have any Matticwc’s. more whisky. Martin waited till Karin George Bates, a St. Louis negro, gave bad retired ; then with a butcher-knife quietly went into the bed-room where hi* wife a gold watch an a wedding be wa« sleeping with his two children, present. He had stolen it, and, when turned down the bed - clothes, and it was found bn her, she was arrested. plunged the knife into Karin’s he art, She would not betray.her husband, and consequently went tn prison for two killing him instantly. years as the thief. Bates did nothing Soloman Jones of Bloomburg, Md., >to help her, and, his neglect turned her was TO when after many years of pover- love to hatred, she spent her odd mo­ ty.bi^received $3,000 in pension money. ments in sharpening a file, and when He had no rela-ives to leave it to when she wm discharged it was as keen as a he died, and therefore made up his razor. She returned to her old haunts, mind to spend it all himself. In view waited until her husband presented of the probably Dhort time remaining himself, and stabbed him to death. to him in this world, he felt t»at he The Sioux chiefs Spotted Tail and must be fast and furious in his pleasurer.if lie would spend the whole $2,000. Red Cloud have taken their children He married a young wife, and gratified away from the Indian school at Carlisle her love of dress; he got in a large stock Pn., because corporal punishment was •f beverages,nnd drank them recklessly inflicted there. "My boys and girls,” he bought a fast horse, and bet on him. said Spotted Tail to the Superintendent At the end of three, month* tho last on a recent visit/’shall never be whip­ dollar was gone, his wife i.eaerted him, ped by any one with my consent. I hLs horse died, and he is still without will not leave them at a school, or any other place, where the whip is used. any immediate prospect of dying. A whipped boy is apt to grow up a, A Kentucky young woman, of low whipped man. Unless he has sonic stature, slender form, with movements spirit or life in him, it is better that be slightly nervous and jerky, smkll know nothing. A whipped man had mouth, thick lips, and flat, Itoneless neither spirit or life.” nose, a round, black, expressionless An elephantls used in a spectacular face, pale, dull blue eyes, which when In St. Louis a few days ago, a quarrel arose between a saloon-keeper and two brothers named Laughlin, oyer a 30 cent debt fdr beer, in which both brothers were killed. A sister of the murdered men arrived on the night of the tragedy to pay them a long-defer­ red visit, and was prostrated by the terrible news that met her. The only •arriving brother lies dangerously ill from the shock of the murder, and is not expected to recover. The wife of one of the murdered men was visiting in Brockville, Ont., at the time of the tragedy. On the receipt of the intelli­ gence she at once telegraphed in reply: "I cannot believe it; my heart is brok­ en.” After indicting this telegram she •BMe, deathly pale. "My God!” she ex­ claimed, "my heart is broken.” and, .clutching her side, die fell on the floor dead. _________ , ,,, f_______ HOLIDAY PRESENTS rag and Book All A PBOIT WILL BUT A CBBISTMAS PRESENT | 188. CV The Highest Market Price for Hides. Ptdt*. Ac. • FreBh Goode, Full Weights an | I Satisfaction Guaranteed. HENRY ROE. jasRr^^Sa'.v.'sw £ ^to*s\sis Steketee’s PIN WORM DESTROYER. �— ...M WOODLAND. rf raturday, G. A. TRUMAN DEC. 1>, 1890. VICINITY LOCALS. ASSYRIA. ’ AND IP YOU ABE NOT PHEPABED POB IY, GO TO THE HTOfB OP taken to Hastings for burial. Frank BaOey is “getting up his lip” to do Martom farm. Mr. and. M re. Loreuxo Dean lout their infant pete with him. Wooden, Moore A Co. art clocking their mill for a full run during the winter. They expect In the spring to move the mill to the neigh­ hood of Charlevoix. The Busbee family have all toft Assyria and rant and confectionary shop in the opera house. Jackson visiting them. ------------------ AND SEE THE LATEST STYLES IN------------------ Blirgt Pixube Busbee was married to Mr. Duggvlt, teat Sunday. Esq. Mills did the job. Last Friday waa a busy day for our treasurer Mr. A. Sherman, whose wife keeps millinery other shot In the near future. •• cv«ry body wanted to pay their taxes. #tore here, whilst he carries on business in Sam. Kuntz has been running the telephone Tlicrc Is talk of starting a singing school st -Eaton Rapids, was In town Wednesday with for the past alx mouths, and hi# brother not lik­ legal counsel, (gooaip say#) looking after that ing the conduct of Samuel told him to dig, and Mrs. CortleWiUdnsou of Caalleton waa vlsll- little matter of divorce. be dug. He has a wife and children tn Ohio The grammar school suddenly warmed up, about two weeks ago by the resignation of the The Woodland F. A, and M., Na 804,elected teacher. An adverttement in the Hawk last following officers. Tuesday, Dec. 14th. . W-. week intimates that a gentleman sthlete weigh­ P. Polly, Wi M.: Rev. Burgess, AW.: Geo. ing.300 pounds may find active and useful em­ Borden, jj W.: Burt HoDy, Sec.: Geo, Smith, Bunday nlgbt by Mr. Foot whoJa trying to etart ployment txx aald #cbuol. Other qualifications a Good Tempter# Lodge. Tbe excitement for the part week haa been a Nmll. •oupie In this town by odds. Josh will run for •nil al law between Myron Bronson and G. R. \ EATON COUNTY. . juirtlce next cpring, sure. Parker. It appears that about #year since, As Charley Abbey waa passing Prank Wright Mr.Bronson took Parker into a kind of partner­ Monday, Frank's dog came out to fight Abbey's ship, on bis, Brunson's farm, making a sort of shipping catUe to Missouri Bellevue Is agitaUng the question of securing dog. A. Wilcox kicked the dog and killed cotumunUy interest with him both out doors and tn; said partnership to continue ten years, a course of lectures this winter. Mrs. Lydia Grinnell, wife of Ezra Grinnell of .Minnie says that tha demand for cheese,boope unless certain obligations of Mr. Bronson’s Bellevue, died Dec. 4U>, aged 56 years. should be canceled prior to that time, by the Mr. A. Beach, ot Bellevue has a iiodly swol­ Thursday night that he could not krep hl# con- united efforts of the cocnbtncd firm; in which len bond, the result of a fall on the icy walks of that burg. case or at the time of the expiration of the Bellcvud misercanta promenade the streets Thc joint board of school inspectors of Belle- contract, Mr. Parker was to receive seventy al nighttime and spit tobacco Juice on the gias# acre# of land from Bronson. Now the latter fronts of the business places. Henry Hall of Bellevue township, recently Thursday, and set R. D. from the Austin Diet, complains tiiat Parker has rc;>eatedly violated brought from the north woods a 50b> bear cub tato the Center Diat. certain stipulations iu the contract, and should the result of a hunting excursion. Uierefore lie ousted from the premises. After Dr. Rand, of Charlotte bavin invented a fort Esq Hager, Barke*- waved examinatian knd spending #ome fifty dollars apiece or more tn a hatching macltlne, will not need to borrow a apjicalcd to Circuit Court. He waa bound over trial lasting three days, both parties became getting ben, only tor a wet nurae. Mtkfled to submit to tm arbitration, which has . Calvin Russell, living near Grand Ledge, wo# seriously injured a short time since, by a now concluded its labors but result is not yet limb of a tree failing on him, while skidding and family started for the north Monday. He announced. Moral— “No house is large en­ ough for two familiea.” Nothing new in that It is stated that the boiler explosion at Char­ lotte was caused by the carclea# management where be intend# to make a home. of the engine, anil wiring down the safety Joseph Ehrtncr is on the gain and his son valve. CEDAR CHEEK. Curies was not sent to Hastings, as reported, One of Ute brick wall# of the engine room to but delivered himself up toR. Stanton aud said A steam engine han recently been put into the , the new steam flouring mill at Grand Ledge, he didn't want them to do anything with him saw-mill here, the scarcity of water rendering was blown down last week Sunday, and came near falling on the proprietor, Mr. 8. Pearl. till they see how hie father got along, as he did this move nece*itary. Grand Ledge lias a go-it-alone club, compos­ not intend to shoot him. Stanton left hint with There la a strong probability of a new me- ed of ladies, called the “Tricky Eight,” No Humphrey, and Shrincr says he is willing to for- chanlcal industry, being soon inaugurated in C{ man ean accompanv one of their number from church Aniens be escorts her thither. our city, ia the form of a spoke aud felloe man­ The minister tiiat holds protracted meeting ufactory, Chas. Murphy being the projector of Kepubllcan, caught fire last Wednesday morn­ makes lots of fun for the boy# as well for older the enterprise. ing and but the timely discovery of it by the The P. M. denomination south of here, gave nightwatch, it would have txren destroyed. •ncs. He said last Saturday night.be hoped the Lord would put a handful of hornets in the neat a donation jmrty at the residence of Sister Emptying a#bee in the coal bouse, is what did of their pants and make 'them get up and ShaqMteeu, Tuesday night, the proceeds of the business. The house of G. C. Burlingerman, of Delta, •peak and said if you want religion, why in the which arc to be applied on the minister# salary . was burned .on Sundav evening, Dec. 5th. •aine of God donl you get up and talk; said he A goodly number wm In attendance and all The origin of the fire Is not known, as the has never tick! a meeting so long before with­ secmcdto enjoy themselves In playing harm­ family had gone to church, but it is supposed out getting some converts. Methinks if the less little games, and in jiartAklDg of the boun­ to have been caused by the explosion of a lamp which had l>een left burning. Lord places hornets in my pants he would bear tiful repost which had been provided. We did Dr.-F. 8. Delos, of Charlotte doctored Mra. . (game tall talk right soon. not learn what the total receipts were, but Ruth Haner of Clinton Co. and on Saturday II. H. judging from the musical clink of the diver in last persuaded her to enter into matrimonal alall directions, we presume the amount was I once, which t i>? did at fi:. Pohns and jussed MAPLE GROVE. quite generour. Thc: happy party dispersed over to his keeputg, <500 iu cash. Tiiey start­ ed for Charlotte, die stopping at Potterville to about midnight with many congratulations of visit friends and the doctor proceeded to Char­ lotte, gathered up bls persona/ cffccta and Mt good will and friendship. Roods arc gixxL Cedar Creeek, always one of the most wide­ out lor parte unknown. Considerable wood ta being marketed. ' Christmas Is coming and we hope Santa Claus will come too. awake and lively cities of the interior, has for the last week or two, been reposing on. the crater of slumbering volcano which yesterday broke out with terrific fury. The trouble origi­ nated in the district school here, the principal disputants being, the school teacher, who by the way is the township superintendent and one of his would be lady pupils, also an ex-school teacher. Borne time since the teacher refused the lady the privilege of attending school on the ground that she was too old to attend school. She or her friends then wrote to the state Supt. of public Instruction, who Informed them that a teacher was obliged to teach who ever the officers permitted to attend regardless of age. As soon as tills important document One of our school teachers talks of buying a large fans, which indicates business. Pre [laralions are being made by different ones fa.' building barns, the coming summer. I The lecture paared off with success and fun. The araouut taken ia was probably about 15. H. Cheeamau who went north 4 weeks ago, returned Friday with his half brother, E. Amilh. Rev. VanDusen an Advent preacher from Lowell spoke at the Norton school house Sun­ day evening. Maple Groveites can pay their taxes at Nash­ I ville on Tuesdays, or at the treasurer's, Mr. come to itand, it was publicly announced that Hinkley's residence. the lady would commence going to achool again Maple Grove Center to to have a grocery on Monday which she accordingly did. Noth­ ■gain, J. McKelvey P. M-, seems to have ample ing of any interest occured on that day, but on •ccommodations for one in bis office. the next, the teacher closed the achooljsocurcd A Simonds started with horse and buggy for an order from the officers for his pay for the New York, about fi weeks ago, aud returned Urac taught, after which he declared his inten­ tion <if suing the district for the money which A singing school ban been organized by Mr. would have accrued had be taught the balance Wheeler, of Woodland, in district No. 6, to be of the term. Excitement ran at fever beat for held either at the U. B. church, or McKelvey a Urac, U>e friends of the two parties (the •ebool house, depending ujxtn which draws the lady and the teacher,) warmly espousing the largest crowd and gives the most lights. various phases of Uw affair. The excitement A pile of wood caught fire, and was consum­ became so intense at one time, tiiat Ute teacher ed in the kitehen of J. Hawks, the other night. and another genUcman shed a few of their sup­ The light from the fire shone on the bedroom erfluous ganuenta preparatory to sctUing the window, which wakened Mra. Hawke and i’ was dispute according to the rules of the prize ring, put out, with no great damage being done. but owing to the prompt interference of a few muscular bystanders a cessation of hosUliUes Saturday evening. The object is probably well was postponed nine die. Later in the day the understood as it 1s supposed such organisations teacher departed for Hastings to seek legal ad­ are scattered throughout the United States. The memberabip costa 25 cents for thr gentle­ vice, and retunied with the infonxutUon that he man, J. C. Dillen was cbown President, N. hud itoen advised to prosecute for the balance of his hog, and all parties are anxiously wait­ Barnes, Vice President, O. Long, Secretary, C. ing for the first (legal) gun to be fired when a W. Taylor Treasurer. red hot time may be expected. About onethird of the district endorse the teachers course able misunderstanding about a little wood. while the other two-thirds condemn it. One accused the other of taking wood which he hod bought of him and not drawn off his prem­ ises. The accused made excuse by saying it was CARLTON. in bl# way and should have drawn off, but a Poor sleighing. conclusion was come to after much chiding, Good wheeling. reproving, rebuking and blaming, and two or Thoms# Bllnsti>n is still on crutches. three hours of writing, by drawing up a note Businc## 1# lively al the Center blacksmith for cords of wood, payable in a month. •x Oliver Jeffsrs is very sick; and as tho is Trtphxna. an old lady, It is feared she may not recover. Mr. Johnson, of Bowne, Kent county, 1s BALTIMORE. teaching a singing school at the Center with good success. Mr. David Half i# quite low again. Isaac Messer, a few days since, slaughtered Mrs. l,eah Roush ha# been very sick but Is a seven month# old calf, the four quarters of School to progressing finely, with au enroll- which weighed 300 pounds and the hide 00. Who can beat it I mont of forty-three scholars. Tue meetings havp dosed. There were throe acccMiotui to Use church on Sundav. Mrs. Wagoner is visiting at Geo. Padelford’a, and is trying to get up a writing school at the Durfee school house. Mr. Charley Jones was married to a Miss Gool, •f Bedford, on Tuesday evening of last week The boys gave them a salute with boras and guns. We think this homing business is rath- coming to the front in other things we hope this will be left in the background. XXNB. Ladies’ Cloaks and Men’s Overcoats confer a favor on Wesley If be would prove property and take it away. A fire broke out in the Holmes block on Tues Loomis last Saturday. . Miss Ida Psnnrater to preparing a concert of much damage done except to some square un­ vocal and instrumental music for next Wednes­ derware for small children. day night, Dec. 29th, with fair prospects of We had a wild Irishman delivers temper­ out-doing a similar entertainment given last ance lecture ou Wednesday, and we can say be THAT WILL BE SOLD CHEAP TO CLOSE OUT I Our Stock of >'eek Wear for Toadies In IS COMPLETE WE HAVE AN ELEGANT DISPLAY IN £317 Our stock of DRESS GOODS was never more complete than now. We call special attention to Our Camels1 Hair and Cashmeres. JS7 This week we show extra liarguihs in LADIES’ AND GENTS’ UNDERWEAR. Wfe pa\ more money for a 50c vest and pants than any other house in town. Therefore we show you the best 50c. garment in Barry county. We are receiving a l&rge line of WINTER CAPS for Men and Children in Cloth and Fur. We also have a fine stocK of WOLF ROBES. ar Our Grocery Department is Complete. We quote good brown Spgar at 8c. light at9c_ I am in receipt of 25 cases of Rubber Goods, which will be sold cheaper than ever. If you are not dealing with me, come and see what I am doing. I guarantee every article in quality and price, and will not be undersold. «. A. TRUMAN T» The Afflicted. Since tho Introduction of Kelloag'# Columbian Oil.lt hu made more per cum on I cure# aad idren better satisfaction on Kidney CunplalnUand Rbentnatlam than any known remedy. It# eon tinned #orieaol wonderful curetln all climate# haa made It known a# a safe a&d reliable agent to employ aealnal ryiitiy your Dry Goodit,Roots Shoes, Hats. Caps, Croceries, Provisions, Crockery, Notions, etc,, of E. Reese, who always sells at the lowest prices. iy. always relieving suffering and often saving life. Tb- protection It affords by its Ume'y use on Bbeu- county oi Harry. I , Al » #eralnn of the Probate Court for the county | of Barry, bolden at the Probaie Offlre to the City of : Harting*, on Mondar ” Probate Order. KILBURN*. On reading and lilting the petition, duly verified ' eflccta.and will always cure when cure# are poaai- of Catharine Kilburn, widow of said d<*waaed, I ble. Call at H. G, Hue's and get a mernorandutn praying that # |>#per this day filed with lhl« court | book giving more full detail# ot the curative prop- po porting to be the last will and testament of laid a# g# a# #■ _ com ion bici icm In the road near Wtn. Jarrard’s in Maple Grove, a fur boa. The owner can have the same by calling at this office and paying for this notice. _____________________ of raid petition, and that the heirs at ' leeeaeed and all other nerwina interval. 1 Annual Meeting oi urn < curl, tr>fu to be hollen at lhe rroDsle Vfire. In the elty of Hasting#, and allow canoe, if any there be, why the prayer of »ald petitioner rhould Tbc regular annual meeting of the member# of not he granted And It I# further ordered, that miid petitioner tl>e-Union Mu teal Fire Insurance Cocn;any of Kem. Harry and Ionia Counties,'' will be held at <;ve notice to the peraono interested In raid eata't the ofitec of the companv. io the City of Ionia, on a! the pendency of raid petition, and the hearI ifc thereof, by eaualng a copr of thio order to be put TBVBSDAY. JANUARY 6.1MH, ibhed io the Na»wtill« New#,a newopaperprints, commencing st H o'clock, a. m. At this mooting six Director# are to be elected. Prupo.ltions to and circulated In raid County of Harry, three «uc- 10-1A , I ! M Alla A < All a All W And all dkaeaaea of the Kidney#. Bladder and Impmei EICELSIOR KIDNEY PAD. It i# of relief. a mcrrrl HMllog and 1 Simple. Sensible, Direct, PAINLESS, POWERFUL. It CURES wh««> all elec f»ili. A REVELA­ TION Bnd REVOLUTION in medicine. Ab«>rplion or direct application, aa oppoeed to unaatiafaolory Internal medicine*, bend lor our trr*!l*c o» Kidney trouble#, aent free. Hold by druggiais, oe- J. C: TAYLOR. Secretary. Q A. MCHOLS, the Boot A Shoe Man of IVaahville. The "Only” Lung Pad Co. Hlflism# Block. Original and Genuine 1 lake no other. Kidney I‘aA MICHIGAN. Henrv Sccisgc, a constable at Adrian, shut himself through the head on Wednesday. Cause, whiskey. During Saturday night burglars entered the store of C. F. Gibson, at Bay City, aud abstract­ ed 85 or ft) from the till, but disturbed none of the stock. James Van Keureri, of Allegan Town#hip, had his leg broken by a falling tree on Friday last. He was nl«o otherwise injured, but not dangerously. During Saturday night three men drove, up to Stipe's elevator, Hay City, broke in the front door, took from six to nine chests of tea and At Muskegon, Dec. 13th. Thos. Leach was rhot and rublted of &to by Richard Talbot. The ball entered the left check, breaking the lower s Order Work ----- AND Trade with Him and Save BYoney. j Henry Licht, of Monroe, while engaged in packing ice on Lite 8lh, was caught in the wrist by the Ice tong#, and lad his wrist vnd baud mangled in a horrible manner. Simon Scott, of GrattAn, Kent county, Was killed a few day# since, by the sleigb-box tlpKug off the bobs, tlirowiug hlmoutand pinning m to the earth until be was strangled. One man was Inatantlv killed and another severely wounded one day last week, at the Calumet mine, by the explosion of a charged blast, of whose existence they were not aware. healing medicine#. 1> draw* from tbedbeued part# the polaons that, caeto death. Thon Hindi lerttfv to It# virtue#. YOU can be RELIEVED AND CURED. - J1. ? IP HI a Eaally applied a trial Remedy. Sold by Druggiais, oreentbv mail on receipt < price, tXOO, by The "Only” Lung Pad Co, William# Black. shafting of the machinery on Wednesday, and received Injuries which proved fatal that even­ ing. Henn Clinton, of Pontiac, an Inebriate, was found frozen #tiff in an alley on night recently, and taken to the jail aud thawed out. The right ■ide of his face and his right band ore frozen A. Trowbridge, Clerk of Pipestone Township, while doing some work at Matthews' steam mill, al Berrien Springs, on the 13th, had one of hi# hands nearly severed from his arm by coming in contact with a buzz-saw. Samuel T. Marsh, one of the oldest settlers of the township of Columbia, Jackson county, was attacked with paralysis Saturday and died Bun­ day, aged 60. Mr. Marsh settled In Columbia in 1884, where he remained till his death. The east end of the railroad bridge over Grand River, at Portland, fell into the river just after the east-bound freight passed over it on the Sth, injuring the bridge and approach to such an extent that trains were delsved until noon next day. On Tuesday night of last week, the safe of Ward & Co.’s agents, at CroswcO, was broken open and robbed of 840(> The officer* got track of the thieves near Kingsley, and also found some of the tools which they had used, but wenunable to catch the burglars, who probably are now in Canada. On Wednesday moruing, officer Winnev, of Jackson, made a raid on the house of Main- A. 1 Logan, colored. «n Page avenue, and found a , large quantity of stolen property. Among the gtxds recovered waa the Baptist church organ, stolen from the Bunday school room during the State Baptist Convention; Addie Barrett's cor­ net, stolen from the front room of the residence Ume, and doubt# were entertained as to bl# on Cortland strvet, while the family were at recovery, but of late, prospects of his return to supper; Ethan H. Rice’s dock, stolen in the early evening fror»| the side hall of hla residence health are brighter. on Main street, one night last summer; a caster, Mr. Samuel Albright, of Irving station, ba# cake-bosket, and a quantity of other rilvcrware, purchased the house and lot at the Center, l»e- and four chairs stolen from Mr. Matteson; sevpleces of cambrick, cloaking and longing to Robert Gordon, where he exfiecU. to stolen from Canip, Morrill A Camp’s carry on the boot and shoe trade. tare: A pile of pictures which gave Unclb Mason. having belonged to persons of vari»d various positions, and a hetero­ David Mason of Orangeville, who, some time geneous accumulation of articles of clothing, bouse, bed and tabic furnishing, trliiketa and since got Into a stabbing affray with a Kalamavaluable and worttilei’?, altogether xoo policeman, was arrested and recently tried, gimeracks. Loo numerous to mention. Her two sock, aged haa been acquitted. 18 and 20, were arrested and JaHcd. i: THE SUN FOR I88L llih- ■ IA i ■.« reader# will, with the l»oi cye#i»ht, 1 •ssxiax«»5533S3S2- af '■m J. D. WKATHKHFORD,of tho House of A. T. Stewart A Co., Chicago. BL, ■- - - ■— v ■-----—i,-it.r.»— T. . .FOR SALE BY F. T. BOISE. rUb each poll tret oeralor Republican. The Sunday edition of Twa Bea ia r.l»-> fnraidta* efaralely all11.20a ye*r p.tsr, lln- imee nt Wove > v - 1. .__ - �I have the spirit of a Ib-tlller* fax wbcm» 1 Mui ^al John I lifel»y i tha num- MKTEOROLOtiY. * wcalttiv In no other part of her wide realm has Science done so little for the good of mon or her own fame as in the department of meteorology. In the solid earth her pro­ phecies have long had a high value, in tha far-off heavens her empire is affirmed, but in the unstable air between these two weU-poucMed province* there is a re- (AiImMc M«u*ly.l iTth^dde. Ahne.rorlberaptA ram in a miinufuoturirlg block a! nre of the murderer was immedtaU ejj^-rgan.1 fiprtarfoW, Mara, wntolitbe chief cjglneor twd. CommUdomt Rama ordsws and several firexnea were tnRirod, did ctamsnu IrWi to the amount of ■$125,000. " Will some one help mo get on my A third member of the ooffi't syndiborear archly asked Mias Estelle Snyder, the belle of Miteboll county, N. a, white atandteg -League be'.lmsn ig people to parJonrcv Hama, waa ariUiraata ct*1 nrodtuwn haw agreed to dial down three dap ta each week during tha royoung JAT GotWi magnificent oonaerva- nln© num who have been manufactur1 - *■ ■•* n* *• At man, a married man with a family. W*nim*«‘ ■subsequently shot himself, and is not likely to recover. Jealousy. The large manufacturing establmh- wall... .Edison is ally on the electric red that Its snbdiof iteMing the city of Now York by his method wifilisaays, be sdmKhing like 33,000.000. Bi an accident to a Central Vermont train, near Wallingford, Vt. Conductor Camp­ bell was fatally injured, and seventeen pxsscn-: woman and two children were burned to death Sarah Bebnhabdt had tsrtOWttd her. Bbo qnieklvro-e to her fret, when the lounge waa crushed by the fall­ ing properties. The play was quietly «. finished tram the point of interruption.... Chart— A. Bart, a brewer and maltetor of Al­ bany. shot hm mistre*. and then committed sulddo... .Joaeph Brown A Brothers, whole­ sale dn-«oixls dealer* in New York, have tailed, * their liabilities being 392.000.... The Atabama and Great Southern Railroad Company are about to tunnel Lookout mount­ ain in order to connect their road, whjch has its present terminus at Wauhatchic, wnfi Cbaltanoega, about five miles distant The Theater Comique, in St Louis, has been destroyed by fire. Ix-oa, $35,000.... Two men wore killed and several others injured by the premature explosion of a blast in the woman •tarted of tho tale A Cabinmt council, summoned to oonliteuatelv fired all five tall* through the body □f Springs, killing him in the presence of the J^X^su. Poster then flung -town bl. re­ -1 j.?. J.m— Darla DttMltV Itov- ■week. It waa agreed thatU the erutis shall not Un iwad U» e* oi Jmour, r„iubefi United ' States Commissioner, bOttm nu-nt will be asked to grant extraordinary pownearer to death in a fight with il­ era, including the snspemdon of tho habeea licit WisUllera near Cooks rule, Tenn.... corjiua Arrangements are being made to rein­ Pcn*acota has .offered tho loss of seveulv-fivo force the troops in Ireland by 5,000 men. buUdiDgs by fire, including the Custom House Baron Dowse, holding court nt Gi*lsnd itarecorda Th* only steam flrc-cugino In the citv was to disabled that two hour* were way, has received a tetter threatenirig him with __ __ I, Kliiln fkn flan’,,-. WM*. rwe_ i__ 1__'j death should any Laud Leaguer bo convicted. ...(The Irish land League has adopted a Three negroes, who for some time tli/natenlng letter* as harmful to the cause of l^ui reform. It insists, however, that there wtbdl be no compruinte? with landlordism.... UVl -Ml mu M.—. - --- ,----- - ------In ita efforts to bring its disbursements within iu ro&ir.ts, Japan ha* ordered* tho sale of vahave their labor for three months. A boiliib explosion nirnle a total wreck poug factories established to stim uh te the- inof Fabd's soap factory at Louisville. The c*r^ d^bies of the people, aud proposes to recall the Ministers to Italy, Holland -and Australia. iicntcr and engineer were blown fifty feet, and ... .The ProgressuHU and Democrats of Ger­ are fatally injured, and a girl named Lottie many have obtained a tremendous victon- in Ott cannot survive. The ioas is tM.000. the late elections. This is partly owing, to the ORVERAL. Parnell, Davitt tuid Dillon report Delegate Cannon, of Utah, has been having received letters threatening them aitti interviewed in regard to the President's broad­ death. A merchant of Dublin has be-n side. He said tlio Mormons had faith in tho summoned by the Clare Land-League to justify Lord. Ho declared that tha Mesaago per­ an eviction. Commercial travelers, summoned verted plain facte in tho declaration that zeal­ .os juror* in the state trials, have received ous efforts had been made by tho United Slates wtrnlni;. from customers against vol trig to antboritios to enforce tho taw against poly­ convict John Power, one ot tho party who gamy. He claimed for Mormon Junes tho silt the cars of s bailiff near Tralee, although credit of several convictions for poly­ idonUfied bribe victim, has been aconitled. gamy, but awrtod that the Mormons William bcnco Jones, a lana-owncr would not abandon plural marriages.... of County Cork, has been warned that bis grave will bo dug oppe* to his docs Healy and Walsh, indicted Land Leagucn. of the Panama Canal Conqmiiy. The subscrip­ were acquitted at Cork, aud received a tions to tho enterprise in the different coun­ serenade.. ..There orc rumor* in Pans tries are mure than double tho amount required. about Rochefort-* aanity. Rochefort, in Capt. Howoate still hopes to atari his lite jourr.a1, call* Gamtetta a 1 ar. rob­ forger, false Genoese, and a Arctic expedition next spring on a staunch ber, wretch worse luui Thiers or MacMsiiun.... steamer thoroughly equipped. • • ■ Twenty-two Josiah Caldwell, of London, a railway con­ tractor, has suspended, with liabilities of X500,000....A dispatch from Paris announce the founding of the Panama Bank with a capital of Advices from Mexico rejxirt on un­ 14,01X1,000 francs, and the Commercial Panama wholesome condition of affair* in tiiat republie. Company, for food supply, with a capital of Iri-sidcnt Gonzalez is unpopular. Hi* in­ 2,000,000 franc*.__________________ Olassma, a German woman of Marquette, Greeulakc county, Wk, killed her babe by cut­ auguration. which occurred recently, was witting its throat She then cut her own neosod with extreme indifference by tho people, CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY. throat It ia thought she was insane..... while cx-President Dtaz waa loudly cheered A great breeze was created in Ban Francisco by when ho left tho patace after delivering the In tho Senate, on the 9th Inst, very little executive departments to his auccesaor.... Bcidenbcrg A Co., tho well-known cigar manu­ corpus and produce a felon iu his charge. The facturers of Now York and Key West, have court sent tho Sheriff and poMc to the veool failed witii liabilities of $500,000 ...The negro rebellion in Cuba has been clu-ckod and the cnminaJ and the commander, but the Mexican leaders exo ated. bill providing officer refused to submit. Boon afterward, WASHINGTON. however, the prisoner wen surrendered at the city prison by the Mexican Consul. , The annual report of Qie Commission­ Colored emigrants from North Caro­ er of Education puts the total school imputa­ lina, who have settled in Indiana, held a con- tion in iwfl at about 14.500,000. The number enrolled in public scliools was 3.294,316, aud tho urging that one-hr.lf tho negroee of the South average daily attendance (seven States not re­ pnipriatlan emigrate to Northern farms....Tho jury in porting) was 5,093,29H. In the Hou them State* mlttad. appropriates (100,000 tho case of Dr. Earil, of Chicago, charged with tiic total school population was 5,1H7,5M, and the murder of Etta Carl, bv abortion, reached the nnml«T of scuotarM unrolled was 2,710,495. a verdict of guilty, aqd fixed tho punishment at It atqxtani. therefore, that the whole nnmter of children growing up In ignorance in the year Aldrich, ot lillnul*. Introduced a Mil anwrodlBR the five years in the jiemtentiary. __ a. at., • ™ Ka.t< Ur mentioned was 4,114,077, of whom 2,477,089, or At a fire in a building occupied by the considerably more than one-half, were in the late Croon Manufacturing Company, in Cincinnati, alave State*. About 900,000 were negroes.. .f five firemen lost their fives by being overcome Secretary Thompson has resigned the Navy portfoho. Mr. Thompson leaves the Cabinet to liy sLioke. The profM-rty was damaged to the take charge of the American branch of De I**extent of 340,000... .John Dilley and wife, re­ sepfl' canal project.... Gen. Walker ia only siding in Henry county, HL. were xnnrdervd iu waiting for returns from one of the fourteen vide* »48,0U),000 to pay anny pensioner*, »1,110,000 their bed by a burglar, who obtained only two districts of Texas before reporting the total of watches. Awakeu.d by the groans of their the census of each State and Territory.... Jus­ mother, a young girl and two small boys went tice Strong, of the United State* Supremo nearly a mile to arouse tho neighbors... Court, has concluded to retire from the bench Rev. Dr. Goodell was assaulted in the stre-te and enter tho service of the Philadelphia and ot BL Louis by rufltans, and badly beaten aod lt< ruling R-ilroad Company as its* chief legal cut before be could summon assistance... .They adviser. have been having some severe weather in Col­ The President han appointed Edgnr orado. Parties crossing the Hangre-de-Cristo range have died from cold, and the cattle herd* Stanton, of Illinois, Consul General at BL Tlio proposed restoration of Fitz-John Porter have suffered immenso loas. Three deaths by Petersburg, Rus-sia. tottaroUscg thearmr waaths oocaslou erf an allfreezing are reported from Rosita, and two Gen. O. O. Howard having been ap­ d*y debate tn tho Senate on Monday, Dec. IX Mr. travelers arriving at that place lost all four Edmuada made » vain attempt to limit the effect iimta of thvir bodie*....A half-brtvd Indian pointed to the command at West Point, it ia named George Scott was lynched by masked understood that a new nuhtarv division will ta men. at Braxfi Ind., for an outrage on the wife created for G- u. Schofield, with headquarter* it ftoariy 100 Ulla and rreoluUona Now Orleans. Introduoad in the House. A roaotuUou Dmpatches of the 15th inaL, from The continuation by the Senate of Hunnewell,' Kan., state that affaire of the Gen. Hazen to be Chief of the Signal Service Euroj-ean govermurut, ou>Oklahoma raiders wire rapidly approaching a did not meet with that opposition which ssmo from mcUonod by the United eriais. Groat dissatisfaction waa caused by n had predicted, and it was followed by tho unan­ Hula*. Meyurs offered a rwailutlou Secretary of the Treasury for a <tereport that large numbers were entering tlm imous confirmation of CoL Nelson A. Mils* to of the money* paid V. K. Grant Indian Territory a| other points, and tho aottlcr* declared they would wait no longer. Tl>e officen, realizing that something must be court-maritaL Whittaker asserts that bo is liappy lataring chaaea of Ireland. done at once, called a meeting, at which Dr. innocent of every charge made against him.... McUcid presented a bill to regulate Bobert Wilson, of Texas, «m appointed a Tho lYeaidcut haa nominated Judge William B. committee to go to Washington and confer Woods to auccced Justice Biron,; on the Su­ with tho President and Congress.... premo bench. Judge Woods is a native of Committee of Inquiry end Euforeeiueut. Mr. Utah haa a population of 143,907, of which 69,- Ohio, but be lias been presiding over th® Fifth DemUr introduced a bill to tenulasU exivtlui; 4S6 are fomatea, and 43,933 of foreign birth.... circuit, which compnaea Alabama. Georgia, W. T. Holbrook, agent of the American Ex- Florula, Louisiana, Miaatasippi, and Toxa*. himself. friends unite tn pronouncing the man insane when he committed the terribhi deed. He wa­ shout 40 years uf ago and a very popular man. .... Medirinn Bull, a well-known Indian chief of the Brute tribe, was kilted at tho Lower Brute Agency by tlio POI.ITICAJL. wuu» Nicholas Ford, Republican-Green­ backer, received the certificate of election a* a member of CongreM from tho Niuth district ot MiAsoun. The vote, as canvassed by tho Secre­ tary ot State, shows 21.77Q for Ford and 21,758 hands of Indian Agent Beveridge... .An asso­ tor Craig, Democrat, giving the former a ma­ ciation, of which Horace litiblee is the head, jority of 2 votes. has purchased the Milwaukee Daily Newe, and The Irving Hull and Republican coal­ it will, after Ute 1st of January, bv run as a ition in the New York Board of Aldermen have Republican newspaper. defeated John Kelly and the Tammany faction. Two men engaged in digging a well Allen Campbell was confirmed as Com|>troUer, died before they could be rescued....Another BUlr«. retain that their placca during all future anprrtnt- Kenatom Bock, Kernan and Morrill were apMisjudged. di*ea«ee aiueng United States, resolution virtually declaring oontagloun tn lbs Of Baron Fitzgerald, one of the Jui* ~aptaat of thmtentag tetter*. Tney This is, after nil, perhaps the most in­ teresting of the question that the future history of science must determine. But though the perfect answer is not to be given at present, there are some things m the existing conditions of our science that makes us hopeful that we are but at the beginning of the work of weather holder- in New York city in a popolation of 1,000,000. The tenement-hauae system is the only resort of the and about 600,000 of the popnhdion live in this mn.nn»«r, The entire Fifth ave­ nue, three miles long, contains a smaller number than some, of tho more denselypopulated square*. ceded to be due to moisture in the up­ per air. M. Montigny. in a paper pub­ lished in Lee hfodee, holds that very pronounced twinkling of the stars indi­ cates either commotion in the upper re­ gions ot the atmosphere or a sudden fall of temperature there, thus denoting theconditions of an early appearance of bad weather. Statistics show that there haa been a gradual and steady increase in the aver­ age length of life since the sixteenth century. Much of this increased lon­ gevity has been due to the improved conditions of living among all classes and the influence of good living, home comforte, etc., is shown at the present time by the fact that the wealthy aver­ age twelve more years of life than the The greatest amount of cold ever known to bo endured by white men overtook Lieut Schwatka’s party in search of inform«»»ren about Sir John There have been two distinct scientific Franklin’s party. They were over eleven efforts at weather foretelling, as distin­ moutb.3 in sleds anti journeyed about guished from the current survival ot the 3,000 miles. On Jan. 8, 1881), the ther­ modes of thought of ancient ages that are. mometer sunk 103 degrees below tha introduced in our ordinary weather pro­ phecies; that undertaken by Admiral Fitzroy, in England, and that begiui in “ ‘1 freezing point For twenty-seven day* thia country by the United States Signal J tho average temperature waa 92 degrees­ Corps, uniter the control of the late Gen*’­ below the freezing point eral Myer. Both of these have made The Norwegian fishermen always cartheir basis of tlio simple e principle that wax .j -.12. 2__ m n their expeditions a btaUwy; th*t it . . M(V!<Xjpe weather always has a hxtory; ’! j? kind of teleacope callea a water tele­ means conditions that pass from one re­ scope. Tliis is a tube three or four feet gion to another by certain 1>"» °f move- 1 long, with an eTC _ M at orB one meat and at a certain rate. This general > , wheye-piece ^h i. open, ia end. Tho . „2__; —hich iz placed in fact was long ago recognized by meteor- the .. water over .. , the edge of the boat, and ologists, but it waa not until the telegraph a little practice easily enables the ob­ enabled knowledge to outstrip tho storms server to distinguish objects at a depth that it was possible to make any use of it of from ten to fifteen fathoms. Tho in foretelling tho weather. By the ad­ fishermen are thus enabled to discover mirable labors of the United Signal Ser­ Hhoole which would otherwise go un­ vice this method of annoucingtho weather noticed. They then give the signal, that is journeying toward any locality their comrade* surround them with has been brought to a high point of per­ seines, and they frequently- make won­ fection, but it has not to any extent ' derful hauls iu places and under cirhelped us to foretell tho creation of 1 cumstances tiiat would never have i>een weather. When a weather areai clearly forms . EUSPec^ but for the .-----: of ; the teleuse in the far West, it is now traced aa clearly । “T.’ the path path of of an an army, army, until until it it passes rnoas the posses ji k"*2 T, T , . , away. Sometime* the state of tho bart T homae J mt ™ o K and John Adanu sy. Sometimes the state of the bar- I ometer will tell something about storms both died on the Fourth of July, 1826. that have not yet gathered themselves I John Adams died in Ins 91st year, and for their eastward march, but beyond ! was eight year* older than Thomas Jef_____ a ; Thomas^ inoman ueuexnuu cuguu this there have as yet been no means of I feraon Jeffenon was flight foreseeing. The weather bureau is of no rears older than James Monroe ; James more use than a ground-hog, or a goose­ Monroe was eight years older than John Quincy Adams. The firtt five of our bone for telling us whether our coming spring or summer is to be warm or cold, Presidcntfi—all Revolutionary men— eqded their terms of service in tho 66th rainy or dry. Ia thia the end of our ad­ vance? Con we hope to do more than year of their age. Washington, born take the storms we find afloat, and trace Feb. 22, 1732 ; inaugurated, 1789 ; term them on their courses; or can we hope to of service expired m the 66th year of look behind then; to the conditions of his age. John Adams, born Oct. 19, their origin so clearly that we con foretell 1735 ; inaugurated, 1797; term of service expired in the 66th year of his age. their time and place of working? Thomas Jefferson, born April 21, 1743; inaugurated, 1801; term of service ex­ Watering Horses.. pired in the 66th year of his age. James There is a groat diversity of opinion Mrulison, liorn March 4, 1751; inaugu­ as to how often horses should be watered rated, 1809; term of service expired in during a day, whether in summer or in tho 66th year of his age. James Mon­ winter. We have an article now before roe, born April 2, 1759; inaugurated, ns of a writer of some distinction as an 1817; term of service’expired in the 66th agriculturist, who advocates frequent year of his age. watering of work horses, as a reuewer . of tlio vigor of the animals. We can­ Soap Suds for Flowers. not agree with him. Wo think both man and beast are generally watered too No wise woman who lias flowers in her much. Men and homes at hard work in house or garden will throw sway her warm weather perspire just in propor­ soap suds. They are a moet valuable tion to the quantity of fluids taken into fertilizer for flowers, and especially for tlio stomach. Frequent drinking in hot the verbena. If this floral favorite is weather, according to oar experience, plentifully watered with soap suds aud its emasculates instead of refreshes. Some seed vessels picked off, it will flower pro­ years ftgo, being at Ct;.*e May, in driv- fusely. Soap suds are good for vines and i *iug out in one of the stand-coaches of current busnes and fruit trees; indeed the place on a very hot day. we asked tho they are the food for plants, correspond­ driver how it was that his horse per­ ing to milk for animals, and it is very spired so little, while the horses of pri­ wasteful to throw them away if there are vate carriages, going at a slower speed, Slants anywhere within reach that may were covered with foam. Ho replied e benefltted by them. that he watered his horses three times a day only, though he sponged their mouth* frequently, while the private THE MARKETS. driver* watered their horses whenever they stopped. He said, and it seemed tq us very sensible, that the frequent watering of homes effected no good pur­ pose, while it made them very uncom­ fortable and lethargic. Horses, no mattor what their work was, did not need watering oftoner than throe times a day. Our own experience with horses all our ODOMa life is to the same effect—Exchange. An Unfortunate Mistake. Judge Montgomery Blair, who was a member of Mr. Lincoln’s Cabinet, re­ sides in Washington, where he is held in high personal respect His habits are of tho simplest character, his man­ ner very kindly and winning. Ho is tall and thin, and iiax a fine head. His fam­ ily consists of his wife, a daughter of lievi Woodbury, of New Hampshire, and four children—three sons and on un­ married daughter. The eldest non, Woodbury, is a lawyer, and a favorite in society. The younger sons are law stu­ dents. Judge Blair has no brother liv­ ing, and but one sister, the wife of Ad- It is well known tiiat elephants fre­ quent! v kill their keepers, or the mahouta who hI-um them. Why not? Th" elephant drivers nre a drunken set of men, and sometimes, while drunk, will treat their charge unmercifully, and the ele­ phant itself is an animal which bears aimple case of cause and to the United yXndcaAhy ^w aud $250,000 revenue bond-. UulU-d A national convention of colored effrtCU- of raw pork garnished with triehime.... 2d of March. The object of the courcation, as Mra James Jone*, the wife of a fanner living in tho call, is to secure for the negro near Napoleon, Mo., tried to till a lighted temp stated with coaboiL The inevitable explosion fol­ proper repctsMUtaUon in the distribution of lowed, and Mrs. Jones and her two children, Governmental patronage. Campbell, the Gentile Candidate for aged nwpectiv cly 6 years and C months, are the vicUma....In Oakland, Cat, Miss Elizabeth delegate in Congress from Utah, protests against a certificate being burned to Cannon, John on the ground that the latter is a subject of Great Britain and ft pedygamiat Sootchler. A boiler exploded with frightful ef­ FOREIGN. fect in • Garrettenhe (Ohio) ffetary. The The Bank of England 1ms advanced its rate of discount from to 8 per cant This' ... .John 0. Armstrong, a farmer of CarroUtan. I1L, quarreled with hh brother Clinton State*. It indicates that . . _ .......-./I,- Tii.. u*.,.,.v - I... ALL SORTS The “ caterpillar " fringe is tho latest thing in dress trimming. The newest color is a soft silver-green, and is called “ moonbeam.” Black kid gloves are in favor for even­ ing wear as well os, for day use. Richard Grant White is largo and strong, with mutton-chop whiskers and long, brownish hair, ported in the middle. . Mb. A.W. Campbell, the editor of the Wheeling Infetligencer, and the Chair­ man of tho West Virginia delegation to the Chicago Convention, is the nephew of tiiat Alexander Campi»ell who waa the founder of the “Camphellite" or “Dis­ ciples" church, to which Gen. Garfield belongs. Mrs. Boott Siddonb says she was told by the Princess Louise tiiat the Prinoeas of Woles is so even tempered that trouble ilu-.fi from her. She is to bo congratulated on tlio nosseesiota of this admirable trait, as, if all reports be true, the Prince givea her plenty of opportu­ nity to test her equanimity. A Man in a prayer meeting at Great Springs, Go., declared that he was ready to die, and awaited the summons with impatience. He had barely uttered the sentiment when a bullet crashed through Hie window and grazed his ear. A neighbor, whom he had sued for debt, had taken him at his word. He hastily hid himself under a bench. Lord Beaconsfield's new novel, “En­ dymion, " is little else than a self-made portrait of its author. . It is purely a po­ litical novel, and will be read with more than ordinary interest Cobden is called Job Thornberry; Palmerston, Lord Rokehampton, and Louis Napoleon, Prince Floreston. It is full of flashy writing and satirical squibs. ’ A movement ia on foot in India to aliolish the Zenana system and to induce the Hindoos to bring out their wivee and sisters into society in the European fashion. The movement ia opposed by the native papers, oddlv enough, on tha ground tiiat the Himloo young gentle­ men are not aa yet moral enough to be allowed to asaociato with unmarried Hindoo ladies. A fashionable Galveston young man hits acquired considerable fume m a mu­ sical bejre on the violin. One night at a social gathering he ■ announced that he was going to send for a violin and draw a few of Beethoven's immortal sympho­ nies out of it by the tail, as it were. To his amazement all^be gentlemen present volunteered to go for the fiddle, and up to date none’of th_m have got bock with it For disperuing a crowd no imple­ ment of war haa yet been invented to rival tho fiddle. The Grand Duke Constantine, of Rus­ sia, is said to be a \ery agreeable man in society, having pleasant words and com­ pliments for all sorts of persona ; but in private he ia curt in speech, and uses words 'not found even in the Apocrypha. He was married voung to the hand-wmeat Princess in Gennony, but they are only on “terms of respectful tender-, nesa," as Toodlea waa with hia wife, he traveling abroad by himself and she by herself. In hia private affairs he m orderly, thrifty, and makes good invest­ ments. x Ralph Waldo Emerson (says the Springfield Republican) continues in tlio same measure of health tiiat has been his ot late years ; goes down from Concord to Boston for a day now and then, and takes his long country walks in all sorts of weather, as ho always hoar the knower of nature and of what awaits, not departing, as one unawares, but still have indeed been made; we.control the lightning, we are*able to track a clearly defined storm for day* on ita path, and can help the sailor to knowledge that of­ ten enables him to escape ita clutches when it assails him on the deep sea; but as for foretelling the weather in any proper sense, we have not yet attained to it Is it attainable? Can we hope to compass the condition of our days so half. vwduuuw te Have a Peep. A lady of rather a positive turn of mind one© gave a tea-party to Home lady friends in her bedroom. “John,” olio eaid to her husband, ns she heard the company coming, “ get under the bed !” John tried to resist, l>ni finally.suc­ cumbed. Every now and then he would make an effort u> peep out as the ladies laughed and mado merry, but he was Baron A. was traveling with a friend through tha south of France and into Italy. He was the poaeeaar of a brandnew and splendid chronometer, of which he was very proud. A constant source of complaint on the journey was that no watch-pockets were affixed to foreign beds, and that the chronometer, placed under the pillow at night, slipped, after tho custom of chronometers from that jxisitiou, and on doing so incurred risk of breakage. At length, at a small hotel Lugano, at which a night’s rest was to be taken, the Boron found, to his delight, tho pocket the absence of which had marred the pleasure of his journey. So overjoyed was he that there woesome talk of arranging the next day's journey with a view to returning to sleep once more at an inn so far in advance of ita rivals in its attention to tho comfort of guesta. In the morning, however, the baron camo down with a rueful visage and showed the chronometer now silent and ruined. What hod been taken for a watch-pocket al the head of the bed was In that the watch had without ..------------ _---------------—,__ia more responsible being might have received A bright little tx>y, who hart been en­ gaged in combat with another boyf was reproved by his aunt, who told him he ought always to wait until the other boy pitched upon him. “Well,” exclaimed the little hero, “but if I wait for the other boy to begin, Tm afraid there WwtMT-Xo. J Hj.rtMg. •M M 37 8J4'A DimidiT.'”" ........................ bos <ac *S 8‘ INDIANiioijs.’ 1 8M �oa.. wiuch fa ^oal 31 per tfeul on th. tofal »ilr»a <• ------ New Hampshire, Dela- continues to be reported, and the work­ ing capacity of the railroads is put io ite utmost service. Wo have had no such HOUSEKEEPER*’ HELPS. Waffles.—One pint milk, one pound tho chicken house is a powerful absorb­ ent, pruveuting thu smell which arises from the droppings. or four hours liefore baking. There are one hundred and fifty named . CucuMnrn Careur.—Three full-grown <reen sucumliera, peeled and grated; one onion, choppod fine; one toospoonful ol year of railroad activity before aa we Gem. Arthur, the ‘new Vice Presiliave had thia year. The reasons for it -dent, will spend most of the winter in nru not far to seek. The crops have •of training in the natural his-, Washington studying parliamentary been unprecedentedly largo; immigra­ practice, with which he is unfamiliar, tion haa steadily poured in upon us nt a Milking.—The beat time for "this ia so as to qualify himself for presiding rate that is unparalleled ; our manufact­ either before or after feeding. Never over the Senate. ures have awakened from their Jong milk while the cow ia eating. When a slumber of years, and industry in all ite cow has onos acquired tho habit of feed' Trnt price which England is to be called upon to pay out of the pockets of branches has taken ■ qp au activity that How much did Alphabet with Omega? How to save time—let your watch run wiih * pickle. that is tunic type. that ho sold donkeys like his father. of salt and a pint of vinegar. Bottle and seal cold without cooking. Puff Pudding—Four eggs, yolks and whites beaten separately. To the yolks add three cu]» of sweet milk, a tableOne characteristic about tha fair ones spoonftil of melted butter and three cups is, they prefer to embrace clean sir faces. of sifted flour. Stir in the whites the Thb most charming bridal veils are of illusions. — Exchange. Delusion, we 10 teacups. Eat hot, with sauce. the English, Sooteh and Welsh taxjiay- is truly surprising. should say. Bread Griddle-Oaxbs.—Take a small Wheat IM the WBBT.—The continu­ cra, in order to settle forever the dis­ If you would be wealthy get upon a If the electoral vote had been at all ous wheat growing in the West, followed bowl of bread and. soak it' over night in mule. You would soon find out that you quieting Irish land question, is, accord­ close, there would have been three chan­ as it is by burning tho .straw, is certain,-, milk. In the morning take one quart of axe better oft ing to the StaOjfl, the very modest milk, three eggs and a bit of salt, beaten ces for a row. First, the defeat of a sooner or later, to result in exhaustion of up together with half cupful flour and Or course smoking is worse than chew­ ■amount of «1.500,000,000. the soil. A crop of Indian corn, when ing, for the old adage says: “Of two California elector, which 'would have wheat shows signs of flagging, is gener­ one and a-half teasjxxmfuls baking pow­ Census returns from all but a small been sot down to Republican partisan ally sufficient to restore tho fertility. der. It wants to be a thick and a very The dearest, tha nearest thing io hu­ light batter, and then it is delicious. atrip of -Alaska show that we have zeal ; next, tha defeat of an Indiana | The New England Fanner remarks Lemon Pudding.—Grate the rind of manity is its kin. Same with t’other bagged more Indians, if lees ice, than elector, which the Democratic -Canvass-.! <, ; tiiat cider made late in the season and two lemons, mix with the. yolks of four pear; .the nearest thing is its skin. Btored in was expected. Out of a population ing Board would certainly have accom-!; stored to a cold place, will keep sweet eggs, one pint of fine bread* crumte, one reaching 30,000, there ore 300 white plished if the vote would have made n *boceuse active fermentation is prevented. quart of milk, half cup of sugar, pinch “Ice Cream," with the remark: "This males and 4 females. Those of mixed difference ; and thirdly, the 'stupid fail­ Lt it is rich and sweet when it comes of salt; bake twenty minutes; beat to a delicious bivalve is now on sale at the "Russian and Aleut blood number 1,500. ure of the Georgia Electoral College to from the press, andoare is exercised in froth the whites of- four eggs, juice of making it from good, sound apples, it two lemons, half cup of sugar; spread vote on the day appointed. Tho occur­ will not become sour if kept in a moder­ over top of pudding and bake five min- wore unmated gloves, replied, “I don’t lx the United States Circuit Ceurt at rence of these blunders, likely to be re­ ately cool cellar,. ’ in a tight c?sk or in wish my right liand to Know what my ■Omaha the Ponca tribe of Indians has Turkish Pilaf.—To one gill ’if rice left handdoeth.” peated every four years under our com­ obtained judgment against Red Cloud add three gills of broth and some salt; lei There is such a thing in this woxld as plicated system, should teach Congress A nervous, 'excitable steer is not as and the Sioux nation ’ for possession of it boil gently until the rice has absorbed the milk of human kindness, but the the necessity of amending the method profitable to feed\as a lymphatic one the islands in the Niobrara river and of electing tho President, so that escape i with a broad, deep, chest, for this lost all the broth, then brown about a quarter downright mean folks are eternally skim­ oi etecung tne rrcmaeni, so uiai cwcajie , geldoni^in^d bV anything-he of a pint of butter in a saucepan, pour ming the cream from it other lands contiguous, from which tho from revolution quadrennially may not 1 gtoepa well, and fats well. It it over the rice, cover up and leave it The Now Orleans Ficayune says that Poncas Ayive lieen unlawfully excluded be considered a signal mark of divine I is just thirty years since tho first Jerseys siand before tho fire for a fow minutes. a retired tragedian is an ex-acting man. by their red brethren. mercy. j were brougnt to this country. They are It takes about hn hour to cook, must Should he retiro to the stage, a re-action .• ---------------------- -—j • , maJoug * great change in our dairy in­ never be stirred, and when dished up may be expected to take place. | Cod. Gordon, of Egyptian fame, who Macedonia is said to bo in a terrible I teresta and the good results will become must only be touched lightly with a fork. “I dkolarh!" exclaimed a slovenly ' haa lately visited Ireland, says the con­ condition. Bauds of brigands, strong ■ more apparent in the ensuing year. If properly done, each grain of rice writer, “I wish I could find q pen that should be soft • and perfectly whole. A would just suit mo. ” And instantly camo dition of ita people is worse than that of in numbers and well armed, are infest­ The Cabbage Worm. —To save his cab- little tomato may be added, u liked. u chorus, “Txy a pig pen." any other people in the world. He says ing almost all parts of the country, tak I Beefsteak CaIlE.—One and one-half j bages, and as an experiment. Mr. How­ The French lady who said to her maid, that their condition is attributable to ing advantage of the weakness of the ard tells tha Fruit liecord that ha mixed cup of sugar, one cup of butter, one cup “Nine o'clock I I must begin to undress landlordism. He recommends the Gov­ authorities, and enriching themselves four quarts of air-slacked lime, ona quart of sweet milk, three eggs,- two teaspoon- fortho ball," understood the true inward­ fnls of ermm-of-tartar, one teaspoonful ernment to buy out the landlords of the by the indiscriminate plunder of the in­ of fine salt, and a quarter of a pound ness of modern fashionable life. of soda, three and one-fourth ■ cups of distressed districts, and resell to the habitants without distinction of race or each of red and black copper. When the flour. Divide equally. To one-half add "Oh, dear!” exchaimed Penniman, “I dew was on he applied this mixture by wish I could excel in something! I do cnants on easy payments. creed. Beys and other high dignitaries means of a large-sized tin pepper-box to one-half cup of chopped raisins, cinna­ believe if I should kill a man, it wouldn't are being seized, and there are even 400 cabbages, that were doubtless aa mon and ciores to taste. This makes bo anything but murder in tho second The intolerance shown in Ireland to in which JI th« memlx-re oi > l«M ooaia he fared. H.gw-e four round tins. Put together in alter­ nate layers of dark and light, with jelly obnoxious landlords is instanced liy tho ... , . , ; them but one dose, but it did its work sc A Boston believer in Bob Ingersoll way in which tho family of Boycott, who Provincial Councils have been carried effecUudly that there has been no further between each layer, or an icing made of the whites of two eggs beaten to a stiff says: “If a man smites you on one cheek has lately come into such notice, as well off in a body and sent into the mount- । trouble an account of these destructive froth, and mixed with four tablcspoon- turn to him the other and whacx him pests. ns himself, have been treated. His ains. One of the bands demands the fuls of powdered sugar. Put this be­ over the head with whatever comes handy." ■ niece, even, who went into Ballinrobe sum of £5,000 sterling as ransom for tho Corn Stubble.—Fields tiiat have been tween the layers while they are hot A poor cornet got his skull fractured, Buttermilk Bread.—Two quarts of and asked a jeweler to put a new crystal liberation of two Turkish dignitaries cleared in time should be plowed inraadaud three Christians who hold the rank inoas for early sowing of oota in spring. buttermilk, come to n boil, poured over and was told by the doctor that his brain in her watch, was refused, with the re­ of Councillors. Comiiunication is If roots are to follbw the oom the stubLo swo quarts of flour, stirring it rapidly, or was visible. Hercpled—“Writeand tell mark that nothing would be done for may bo plowed at once and sown with it will be lumpy; then add cold water my father, for he always swore I had eveiywbere interrupted. In Epirus her or for any one else in the family. - e . . rye. Three of four bushels should be until it is thin enough (it should be as none." incredible atrocities are reported to sown to the acre. This ryo will furnish thin os it could be stirred); if it is not A Kentccet girl diet! with tho heart The terms of the bargain recently have been enough for yeast by this time, perpetrated. In one : a heavy crop of green fodder next May cool — the w----------------------------1 I disease a few hours after her marriage, ---------------two womm are said i “ PMture in tha set the pail in which it is in tho water ! This proves that young loziies shouldn't made by the Dominion Government of caw pail, stirring it all the while, which soon | m^rry until after they hod given their * Canada with the syndicate formed to to bare Wen tbn... aiire into an' cools it Then stir in tlio yeast, which is hearts away.” build the Canadian Pacific ‘railroad oven. The inhabitants are powerless to pense of the seed, which is the oulv out- already soukol. and empty it all in tho • - —“But — ... - do? - : ,. *_* . — F—idpetylady what am I- to where the flour is already 1 have been published. Put in tabular defend themselves, and are looking for i lay, will be manv times repaid in the in­ bread non, >1 ”, I I "do «i0>- my back to tha engine." | cre“® oI 010 following crop. l,.h»l.mth.m«MU £ ft, wanned, with a hole in the middle. Then Then | form, the statistics of the cost, and the pity and protection fn m the West. cover it tight, and set it where it will I conductor; he’ll turn the train around to land-grant for the different sections are ------------------;--------1 Siiect in Winter.—Sheep need free- keep warm all night ’ oblige you.”—Funny Folk*. In “Some Rooollections of Merchants I dom of action and variety of food more as follows: of New York?’ the Dry Goode Bulletin I tiian any of our domestic animals. In Said a crafty husband to his businavi How They Dulld Sewers In Paris, j1 .Si%oov.ooo 12.auo.ooo I partner: “I have promised my wife an mention, a enriouaeireutnaUnco connect- ! W require ahelter only agjoal “I watched them building sewers, near I immense surprise for her bithday.” .. «,*00,000 5,000,000 T a ■»<----------- , TT- . heavy rams and melting snows, as even tho Seine, in Paris," said a Chicago cap­ ' "More extravagance?" “I shall give her ... 6,000,000 6,0X1,000 od with lotteries. J. A. Moore, of Hinton | ftcoia 8tarm is better than a heated barn, it was was spleuspleu-1, natijjng; it will be an immense surprise.’’ A rough shed, italist to a local reporter. “It ..$35,000,000 25,000,000 A Moore, had a brother George in the * at least for Cotewolds. .rdid work. But let mo tell1 von you it costs , “Clothe me in dreams, says Miss The whole ot the land is to be taken lottery business, then legitimate in New । facinff tho south and capable of l/eing money. Tlio sewer I saw constructed York. George, a. tho agent, bad a «r“d Fannie Driscoll in a recent poem. If you cost $50 per lineal foot” it is stated, from tho fertile land in the is quit* sufficient. They should then bo j mean the kind of dreams a person has “What was tlio process ?” tain numlier of tickets placed in his , kept gmaU 11(icb, haTe lpacioos var(ll Northwest j after eating mince pie and omelette, you'd “In tho first place*, tho trench was hands. Those unsold had to lx> returned i to roam in, and at all times, except durbe frightfully dressed, Fannie.—Boeton Mrs. Watson, during the lifetime of twenty feet deep and eight or. ten feet by a certain time or paid for. One ing the storms, fed in racks out of doors । Poet. ■ her husband, the astronomer, was his evening he found that be bad accident- >“ -rdinafy weather. Where cold atorm. wide. The sewers arc made five feet in ' -—.V— When — “Why, Frankie," exclaimed a mother diameter. the uuuvu trench w is dug utc, they ■' devoted and enthusiastic assistant in all o ... are rare, and the ground is free from put in a wooden pattern —something like i boarding-house, “I never knew p* “ — * ’ • ally omitted to return to Virginia a SOT krtm£,l .helUr ia hardly hi* scientific studios and researches. if you you were were to to go go to to work work and^start and. start with with I you to ask for a second piece of pie at if ticket He was very hard up, and f necessary, for Cotswolds at any rate, a bunghole and build a barreTaround it 1 “ome.” "I knew 'twant no use, said She accompanied him to Chinn, and was a bunghole and build a barrel around it begged his sister-in-law (^iis brother be­ Around this wooden pattern they pack I Fr*nk- “ h* proceeded with his pie est­ there of groat help to him in his work. How to Feed. — The trouble with tiost ate nes and fill in with cement. Nothing [ “King at the time rich) to take it She That his will should have apparently persons who keep horses, no matter more. Anybody can do this. Thev emWhen a man agrees to deliver a letter rather tcluctantly did so, and did not . • .< ... j a j ttrm f or wor ][ or for slighted her has Wen tho cause of un­ say a word to her husband. The ticket driving purposes, is they feed too much ploy the commonest kind of unskilled , to his friend’s sweetheart, and forgets it pleasant comments in many journals. Tho stone that is used is itself a and leaves it in his pocket, where liis won $100,000. Not long afterward J. A. i hay; and to this can be attributed the' labor. kind pf cement, and when packed with j wife finds it, he may just aa well save himIt is now explained that Mra. Watson Moore foiled. His creditors sued him ' neral’ sluggishness often manifested 1 >by — oement it makes a solid rock fdtuidstion. self the trouble of telling her the facta. has a considerable property of her own, e horses until they have been working for the lottery money, asserting that it a couple of hours, while their wind ix When completed the wooden pattern is 1 They won't be believed. and that, being childless, she and her •*! guess dad wishes we’d all dy» and really was his. After considerable iiti- also much impaired Night is the only taken out, and what is left is a five-foot husband hod long ago determined to hole through a solid rock, that will out- . go to heaven,” said a miser's son to his gution Chancellor McConn decided that time-when hay should be fed, especially last time iteelf," । maternal parent “Why so ?" she asked, bequeath their worldly goods to scien­ to animals used for quick work; even the the money unquestionably belonged to wta Story. upon recovering from her astoiHshm.mt tific objects. alow piuw plow icum team auuiuu should natu have uui but uiue little .. , ,, , , . ... ruuw . A Minnesota Story. Mm Moore, anil Umt payment-Nther- h,y „ U1, „oming noon bul ... ,, “Oh 'cause heaven is such a cheap place One awful cold ni light—colder than two I u ’ in v 1 _|iouvein. A rad and dramatic eviction took to restrained by injunction—must be give them a generous supply at tUb even­ of the coldest nights consolidated—a ' ing meal. By doing tliis your horses At a hotel table a child attracted con­ place in County Wicklow. An old man therefore mode to her. hunter named Hosking built an extra i will in better spirits and condition. siderable attention by saying repeatedly, “in keep iu uciici npiiiui uuu uuuiuuou, named Arthur Kavanagh, in feeble big fire in his log cabin to keep worm, 1 and free from any tendency to “pot anY he kept a-piling on the vj-ood until “I want a cake." "You liave hod five oi Tom Ochiltree and Jem Mace. health, who had a cabin ou the property It was somo ocYcui seven ur or cigufr eight years years ago, ago. i■ ——j » which horaemen so much dislike the shanty was all ablaze, and when a six already,” replied the mother. li was wnuo of Earl Fits William, had fa.’ten behind just after the Coburn-Mace fiasco, and . to 8eefew persons livin' round there saw the “Them's not the ones I want I want a (he city. As he I! Remedy for Blight.—Josiah Hoopes, tight, an’ run to his assistance, they saw fresh one.” in his rent. A decree of ejectmeat was the latter was still in die the of bar a number of Pa., j Weechester, a veteran ----- jtleaning the baragainst a number j Weechestw, a veteran Pa., author, fruit author, fruit Hosking a-eettin' in ths midst of tbs A Kentucky girl says that when she obtained by the Earl, and his game­ was gentlemen and Tom Ochiltree were dis- ' grower and experimenter.^in the Ameri- flames a-shiverin' and a-rubbin’ of his die* she desires to have tobacco planted keeper, with two bailiffs, went to exe­ “No sure remedy hands as though he couldn’t get warm; over her grave, that the weed, nourished cussing politics and prize fights in ar- , ean Garden, 2iys: saj cute the decree. They had to carry other part of the room. Mace’s wonder- C4n be suggaete J’ to nrevent the blight oO body, may be chewed by her be­ and when the shanty was all burned to .by her , ¥■ -fa------gjyjj Kavanagh out of the house, and, as he ful expertness in the use of his bands --------“ *’ r_----------tho ‘ yellows in the peach, ashes they found him in ths ruins a-set- reaved lover.—Jixcnange. root girii S was crossing the threshold of his cabin, the poor old man gave on- gasp and died in the gamekeeper’s arms. His body was laid by the roadaidp. Over it for hours oat his only mourner—a grand-. daughter. Kavanagh was formerly in a good position. He had been unable to work for two years, and was bedridden The following table contained in the Agriculture shows the value of the moet important of our agrio»]tural product < during (he last two ycaA, and the value of exportations thereof for the same ■ ..r.9ia,aH,ao7 aoo came up, and some one offered to bet a basket of champagne that no man, un­ less a professional, could get in a blow ou Mace's face. Ochiltree took the bet, ami walked deliberately over to Maoe and slapped his jaws. Tho astonished prize fighter looked at Tom for a moment and then lit out from the shoulder. A mass of red hair, a corpulent body, legs and boots all mingled in indescribable confusion, flew through the door and rolled out over the brick banquette into the street While sympathetic bell boys Tom out and patching his fragments to­ gether, some of the gentlemen explained to Msec the circumstances of the bet “Oh ! it was.thai way, waait? If Td known it I wouldn’t ’ave cared,” said he, “ ui* Pm bloody glad now I didn’t 'it u. mwYw. । Tom thought it wa* a quite tnfflcipntly j ’ard ’it” If the blow had struck him I ----- bat Qn fc u <3 anywhere else but on the obeo cheek it won! would have killed him.—Washington Capital. A Wedding Present. “I have a surprise for your daugh- You are very kind." I shall put a battle of oil of vitrol “ Poon's Manual" states the net earn­ ings of *H the railroads in the country last year to have been 8219,916,274. So far mb reported this year it appears that the percentage of increased earnings on i said that the Editor’s Drawer, in w’* Magazine, is made up by a woSo are a great many editors* Mt. Pi>HUM(O.) Banner. given to tha be Tha same cin but the following are not injurious and ting on a big hickory log, frozen to death, i who can she expect to back er in this are certainly beneficial: Wash tho bodies —Irinnuola’i EH Perkin.. ; queer conceit? of the tree* as well as tlie larger branch** with ordinary thin whitewash or soap Doubtful Compliment. suds. Top-dress tho soil beneath with Land-Owning in England. A young minister and his wife visited rook lime, good rich compost, un­ the congregation where his father was At present land is a luxury. To ita bleached wood ashes, 4c., any refuse previously the pastor. Ho preached on poisoseiou certain social advantages ore decaying vegetable matter, in fact, that the Sabbath, and after service one of attached. A vast amount of the land in will furnish food for your trees. A slight the venerable elders, speaking with the ' England Ix.-longs to no one in existence, dressing of salt used sparingly also an­ young minister's minister’s wife, said : “ Your i By the will of some one who is dead, it swers an excellent purpose, and some cul­ husband preached from the same text1 ta the property Gr. ,.r of some one wh.; who U is -ci not tivators recommend ground bones end that f ‘his ' ’ father ’ " - hod tto ‘ 1 to _____ ___ born. The life . Jo tenant, whether he cares the lost time he_ was to—.i, chvt — to — others iron filings. A heavy mulching in ’ ” *r_V’’’ "Indeed! or country that* pulpit. “ Indeed !”” replied replied tlio tlio ffor country life, life, whether whether he he has has the the with muck is beneficial to all young trees. lady, "I hop. " was not **•the same ser- m nuis U keep up an establishment, and lope it mon, too."’ “Oh. Oh, no." no," said tha the rood good whether he is overburdened with settle­ Uses fob Salt.—A writer in tlio Ru­ elder, "his father was a dreadful smart ments and mortgages, is compelled to ral New Yorker says that the salt ques­ own :i large house, with a large garden tion is always on the carpet, and while it man.” _________________ is very certain tiiat salt is not a manure A cumous mode of conducting contra­ and large pleasure grounds attached to it is equally certain that ita application band trade has just been put in practice it. As in many instances he is indiffer­ “ n decideil benefit The retardation in Switzerland. The proprietor of a ent to his lieir, and in still more frequent nf,<!n complete ruin of crops by in- watch manufactory at Lugano lias a casea has to save to provide a portion Becl depredation is well known, but it is large and well trained stock of carrier for his daughters and younger sons, be not at all appreciated to ita full extent. pigeons which keep journeying continu­ lays out nothing on the estate, and is unable, by the tenure under which ho Salt can act but in three ways benefi­ ally to Italy and back again. Each cially. It attracts moisture and hence is pigeon, on its flight to the south, bears a occupies'it, to give such long leases as useful in dry seasons; it drives away in- small watch attached to ite feet The would indues occupants to turn it to the owner.thus hopes to import daily fifty best use. Habit, moreover, hud often It waa the day of tho signing of the ona. and when thoroughly dissolved bv watches into Italy without running any led the owner to impose numerous re­ heavy rains it acta by assisting marriage inertcontract. ox danger A friend of theany famduty. ­ of paying Acting strictive clauses in the leases tiiat he does insoluble material to becomeily fitsays for plant to the upon fatherthis of the young lady. information tho Custom-House grant, which cripple the energies of the food. The first mode is a slight gain, authorities at New York have instructed tenant, and keep him under the tutelage of exploded folfamtM. all officers of steamships to refuse pas­ An occupier who wishes to buy land sengers the liberty of taking pigeons on the salt and tha trouble of application board. But “stool pigeons” are not has, therefore, to pay for it more than it is worth, and, lieside this, he han to ex­ from ten to one hundred times over, ac- easily discovered. pend a comporativvly iT.onnous sun.’ oording to the prevalence and deatruotivenms'bf tho insects; the third mode is A dog in the Ninth Word mistook a among lawyers for acquiring it. Tho of bul little value because insolubles are skunk for a cat, and gave chase. Tiie result of all this ia that land has accumu­ lated to a scandalous extent in tha hands generally proof against ite feeble action. If we sum up the gain from the three qf somo families, that in others it is a modes of action we perceive such a very was so mortified at his mistake that he curse to the possessor, that the occupier decided gain that one fair trial is suffi- crawled under a bom floor and died. ia not hia own master, and that it is al­ most impossible for any yeoman, wishing —Kinystun Freeman. home within his reach. A country like ours encourages the damestid affection; for here industry is sure of ita rewards; toil cau easily find a place to real ita weary limbs, and the tranquil enjoyments of the fireside are open to all who desire to experience them. Tho influence of ’ this fact is beyond calculation; it is'the main secret of our prosperity; it has deme more to expand the territory, develop our nation than anything else. ' Not only may the humblest citizen se­ cure his own home, if he haa the ordin­ ary tact and enterprise, .but he may cre­ ate a home that will satisfy his highest comfort or perchance one of luxury where even htera'.are, taste, art and ele­ gance may minister to hia finer tastes, and cheer the hours of his fireside. Political economy does not compute the productive power of this sentiment in ita statistical tables, and yet all ita skill and science cannot accomplish for Every home contributes its proportion to tho general wealth of the land; it haa commerce and multiplies ita simple ideas into the myriad shapes of thia busy world. Thus the facility with which a home may be obtained is one of the most favorable cirtmmstanoesin our condition. If the sentiment of home, as a sentiment of the heart, •» the main spring of our industry and enterprise, it is equally ths strong power of the country; it binds ub to our institutions; it eatabliahM a psrtncrship between every min who has • home, or hopes to have one, and the government It teaches him to bs a friend to law and authority. It is the sanctity of home feeling that imparta force" to every operation. Patriotism would bo a feeble passion; wealth would lose much of ita value as a means of promuting stability, and brotherhood would vanish as a sickly dream but for ite vital presence. The lowliest cottage that stands in tha hidden valley contains an unrecognised statemanship that is working in holy union with a heavenly law to perpetuate the birthright of libr->ty. Ito,tumble toil, ite home-love, ita morning and even­ ing prayers are steadily and surely cre­ ating a moral grandnerthat is far might­ ier than physical defenses’ and far more assimulatire than political doctrines. Home is intensified into an urgent want It is 'indispensable to genuine vitality of nerve ami limb. Man as a man needs its supporting strength, and stimu­ lated both by his nature and circum­ stances to seek a home as the the true compliment of himself, he will find it the best earthly instrument of Providence to call out his energies, train his virtues, secure his happiness and prolong his ex­ istence. Any man who has a heart can have a home. The rewards of industry are suf­ ficiently ample to enable him to support s family. Whatever position is attiuna• ble by toil and wealth is open to his am­ bition. There is an abundance around him out of which ha can carve tho goodly futurea of home. The most magmfleiant residence in the city is an advertisement of what his enterprise may accomplish, and the eloquent lessons of their archi­ tecture tell him what his own unaided hands may rear. Everything around him teaches that he m*y reach the front ranks of society and enjoy the cordial recognition of his fellowman. There is social dignity for his family more noble than blood, more valuable than caste, and industry and economy, intelligence and virtue can secure ita honors and privilege*.—Deborah. Curiosities of the Voice. Dr. Delaunay, in a paper read before the French Academy of Medicine, give* some details on the histoxy and limits of the human voice, which he obtained niter much patient research. Aooording to the doctor, the primitive inhabitants of Eurojie were all tenors; their descend­ ants of the present day are baritones, and their grandsons will have' semi-bass voices. Looking si different races, he calls attention to the fact that inferior races, such as the negroes, etc., have higher voices than white men. Th* voice has also a tendency to deepen with ago—tho tenor of sixteen becoming ths baritone at twenty-five, and bass at tiiirty-five. Fair complexioncd peapl* ha* higher voices than the dark akin- / or tenors, the latter contraltos or teases. •‘Tenors,” says the doctor, “are slen­ derly built and thin; basses are stoutly mode and corpulent" Tliis may be ths rule, but one is inclined to think there are more exceptions to it than are neces­ sary to prove tho rule. The same re­ mark applies to the assertion that thoughtful, intelligent men have always a deep-toned voice; whereas triflexs and frivolous persons have soft, weak voices. The tones of the voice are perceptibly may not suffer. Prudent singers eschewed strong drinks and spirituous liquors, especially tenors, but the bosses can eal and drink generally with impunity. “The South," says the doctor, “furnishes the tenors and the North the bosses;" in proof of which he adds that the majority of French tenors oome from the South ot the northern department It is the health, not the eyesight, which parents with studious children should ever protect though they should lie most merciless in insisting on a suf­ ficiency of light, and light which actu­ ally reaches the object of attention. You may sit in a room full of light, but have all the while only twilight, or even n deep shadow foiling on the work in hand. Light, full ligiit, but light with­ out glare, ia the grand preaarvative ot . �—....... .....- ...... .. —■" rw£. yTURDAY, - DEC. 1MSS0. a am BtniDLB or inuTEBs. SUGARS, TEAS. COFFEES, SI a uie connunier, ute one ueaemug tne mo«t c toe pMWbta gave the parting ad vibe, MOLABM ue reward by hta increasing patronage. aud got toe wagou under way, loaded Stocks are very desirable n* to style and quantity. -fceAdf. ■ with ita previoua freigtrt. The first day the buys get just Iieyond OT Thoee mffering with Sciatic* and A VEGETABLES. Bellevue, and a* night cwmee on they other seven: Nervous afibetioae ahould find feed for their tcaui, baihl a tiro, be mire to consult Dr. Peterman at Aa* {iropare their supper, and after uartak- syria Center, Dec. 23, and at Wolcott u g of the same, nil I up in tbeir blankets and go to sleep. The next day the car­ --------- IN TOWN.—— Don’t hesitate If your Kidneys troubles you, go rnachrs its destination, tinatiun, ia la drivrdrivmu ffor Day’s Kidney Pad will surely cure. through the rtrecta iuntil ” disposed ------ * * CROCKERY. whip, ---spread and then the boys bout 1—... — -----~ »100RrW*RD. GLASSWARE, Of the most improved paterns and shades of color, from 10 to 15 cts. per yard. sail aud look for a harbor in which to Fine Cashmeres at $1.00 per yard. . We offer the above reward for a single case dn> * anchor lor the night, a couple of FLOWER POTS. miles t is aide of Mat>hall proves to be of Catarrh that cannot l>e cured by taking the spot, niMl there the boys go through Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney A Co,. Toledo O. tb. siime routine us the night previous, only Jtliey count over th#-ir money thia Iitnr, and tell tlreia exploits mid laugh TOBACCOS. o.’er the incidents of the day. As day­ CIGARS, light '>egiDs to show iu the east the next PIPES niurniiig, jJrey, w ith a rotnpauHni.pick- Our old established butcher boy, the prices will e<l up on the road the day before, "lair­ Always a specialty. We have Saits sizable for small boys and for the 800-pounder. ^it down; • row" iiay and corn for the bull-, see the known as Henry Roe, the old reliable bulls get it, cook and eat their break­ of this town. fast, couple the bulls to the wagon and Bettor 1 SdPUisir g Bedvkai Flnr. Wo are glad to aee him prosper because we sail away to the fai ituitli. When sand know he is straight, bills ate.' p and liUth wetn to la- gone And there the rich and poor will find the chotcover and extraVtouiii was required, one . cat kind of stoat; of the trioot boy* would drive the team And our entoryrising landlord, surely on him while the other two placed their shoul­ der* to the wheels and th«« mighty ship CASH, sailed aa eh over, or, if the motive BUTTER, power failed to be aufficient to mqve I will keep none in my market, but the very EGGS, beat for — b*, tile wagoirby reason of the sand, und BEANS. their worn-out condition, they were All kinds of fowl and fishes, I buy for UJ'rePOTATOES, ini'-coupled from the wagon, chained chops and beef steak, and all other ETC.. ETC. to an oak sapling and the boys drew tire It’s mutton meats on hand wagon overt he hill, returned and drove You wiil^ndjSt Henry Roe's, In the old reliable BOISE & FRANCIS. the team over, coupled again and restlnied their journey. Alter a couple 10,000 lbs. Dried Apples Wanted. of'days ate used up in the homeward Now ;.o.t lie honest farmer I have a word of match, and just as the sun fa creeping Improve ybur’stock and feed them yell for I 500 Bushels Beans Wanted. down Irehind the tieetopw,aud the wea­ will want them here; ry caravan roaches the vicinity of the And-to-yrtir house I’ll drive my team and pay pjABTWGH NATIONAL BANE, 5000 Bushels of Corn Wanted. owner of the wagon, and as the vehicle s you cash tn hand, HMtlBfU, nich., must go vaat, anil the bpys and team For thotie who keep their stock well fed, good prices will demand. w.st. the tiled and worn out cattle are Capital and Surplus Sloo.ooo. freed rum the wngnn and started for mnch d Charles Hartman, Toledo, Ohio, says:—I Sell* Drrtu on tb« priodM) cltle* Io Europe. Do home and the boyi take bold of the know it cured me, and I hope othcro slmllarir •pooiU received, *d8mom? leauod rt wagon and draw it home, leaving their troubled with pain in tho chest may be helped current ntea of Intercot. cargo of •'fixings” by the roadside until by the ■‘Only Lung Pad" as I have.—Sec Adv. A. J. BOWSE, Geo.E.GOODIEAB, their return. When the wagon is safe­ President. Caahta Old Ctothea .Wnde ]\iew. ly housed by the roadside opposite its owner's dwelling, aud all things eonaidGentlemen save your money by having your QLEMENT SMITH, ered satisfactory, the boys return to clothes neatly repaired and thoroughly renovat­ their ’‘traps,'’ shoulder them and make ed by' Mrs. Edna Holmes’ new chemical method, Attorney at Law, for home, their hearts treating with without injury to the moat delicate colors. She whodcsire desire to profit rapture that they are once more near solicits the patronage of all who by the great art. freeing done to order: dress­ the parental roof where they could btf es, shawls, etc. White kid gloves cleaned. We propose to divide profits, and while we can furnish yon nearly every­ free from the cares of so great a burden Stamping will be done with this line of work. us they had so lately been compelled to 'All work warranted to giro full satlfactlon. lie­ thing wanted for comfort of man and beast. We will take in exchange almost shoulder. fer by permission to Dr. W. H. Young. Resi­ everything the fanner has to turn off. JAMES A. SWEEZEYp dence on State street, Nashville, Mich. Mbs. Edna Holmks. An Alarming Swell. Best Stock of CANDIES Long before there wm sack a thing as a cemetry twtablimbed in this low u, it was customary U» bury the dead iu •owe. private spirt until ground could be determined upon to l>e net apart for that especial purpose. Among tire Riany spots where the dead wen* in­ tended to be only temporarily buried, and where second hodit-x were interred and some of them .town sHargcs, " iu a hill on section 19, then a part of the farm of John Davis. This hill was ■contiguous to tho highway, anti was found to contain splendid grovel for road making. ;uid which was liadly. needed near by. The. people went tor the grave), the bank grow higher tut the work progressed, until now the roving' ■bf the bank will-open to view one or snore of the graves where lie buried all that remains of some of the first pioneers of thia town. Now,permit me to ask why don’t some one who ought to •»« very much interested, set to work and remove what remains iif their relatives there deposited f The present owner of the land is not aware of the existence of such remains, or, if lie is, cannot determine their exact locality, as one of the former owners cultivated tire ground anu completely obliterated all Mgns of a grave. All who feel in­ terested in the should act as soon us the weather permits in the spring. . everybody delights to see theit YwntJ in print, providing there is noth­ ing connected with it that touches a I tender chord. When your West Kala­ mo man was slashing rght and left: and dealing some telling blown against Uitemperauce aud all immoral acta, a certain man who, at that tim • imbilred most to freely of that which intoxicates but who has since reformed, was men­ tioned as being caught in a rather bud •crime, all through the bad effects of bant cider. He felt so sore over the mention in the paper of the incident that he spent ovfer half a day and all the evening trying to get an oppoitu xtftv to"interview” your correspondent. Heat lastfonnd Ins man at home— West Kalamo had been from home ujl day—and he set about the ardorouH An immcent hard- working man yeatask of giving the poor correspondent tenlay lost a situation which he had asimnd beating for his bold presump­ held for a year, and which be believed tion. The poor frightened correspon secure for at least another year to come, dent—w‘e don’t wish to be to severe on and if this meets the eye of his late him, but tell thp story as we have heard employer perhaps the man will be tak­ him repeat it h'toself—began to look en back. A citizen of Beech street for some chance to escape, but no, bought a cord of four foot wood, and there was no alternative except to the same was delivered early in the stand and take it. After giving the morping. As soon as the team had C>or correspondent a good scare he gone the ci'izen borrowed a quarter of ft, but first securing a promise of re­ a coni of the same sort of wood of a traction in the next paper. A day or neighbo - and added it to his pile and two«fter, the man informed the cor­ then rode down to the wharf and said : respondent that he need not retract uh “Mr. Blank, I see you have delivered be was perfectly satisfied as it then my wood.’’ stood. “Yes, air—yes, sir—we always deliv­ About—well, ’twos before tlio rebel­ er nt tbe earliest moment,” was the lion, there lived over in the west part reply How much did you send ?” cf town a fair damsel who hail for an “A cord, sir—a full cord. We never escort mid guardian, and also one who helped her to keep the house warm two cheat on measure.” * “But I am not satisfied with it.” or three evenings each week, a man who kept a small stock of goods to sei 1 Can’t help thul, sin I sent a cord. I to the frettler*. Louisa, tor tiiat was saw it loaded myself.” “I’ve measured it and—” her name, kept continually harping “Can’t help your measure. There’s About her merchant lover, how they ■were engaged, and how rich she a cord of wood there.” would bood be. The young lady be, “I was goitfg to say—” "Can’t help what you were going to -came haughty, overbearing and refused to associate with her former friends, say. I’ve been in the wood business and thought herself above the poor low too long to make any mistake.” “I was going to say there was over a dirt diggers—she was herself so poor that she could hardly afford decent cord.” “Over a cord ? Ah! that’s a different apparel— and tillers or the soil. Time wore on, she married her merchant thing. That needs looking into. Get prince, aud the dreams of days passed, into my buggy’ and|we’ll drive up and were to her assuming realities, when measure it, I am glad to find one hon­ there came a mighty crash. The sheriff est man in Detroit.” arrested her lord, took possossion of Tho pile overran a quarter of a cold, what goods he could find, and the poor much to tbe dealers amazement. young wife had to see her lofty aspira­ When certain of the fact he could only tions nipped in the bud and her liege scratch his head and say: lord marched to prison. The young “Never heard of’the like before— merchant bad stolen the goods aud was never, and I’ve been in the business a disposing of them very cheap, and con­ longtime.” , Within five minutes of his return to sequently was making *monev fast -when his little game waa ended by the the office one of the drivers bail his discovery of certain private marks on balance of wager and was walking off with tbe remark: unopened packages in his poseasion. “How dat seben-eights of a cord got A brief < eseription of a trip to Mar­ shall in tbe early days of tbe pion.'era, all swelled up dat way am mo’ dan I would, no doubt, be interestiug to the kin tumble into, an’ize got to go bar­ footed nil winter to pay fur it!”—Free ?routh of to-day who reside in the awe ocality, but still not so far from Maraha”. as the roads are, as those of whom I write. I do not wish to carry the ide* A HORRIBLE DINO. that an trips to Marshall were made in the same manner, nor ;n the same sea­ BiNDHXLD, Dbc. 15, 1880. son of tbe year, nor for the same pur­ I don't nefer afore in my life see w hat a dimes pose, I simply wish to show what the •early settlers had to contend with, and day had over to Nish Zlms last Tureday night. bow much harder was their lot than Now what I Uh going to dell you about is dot young cupel gedding married. You tec every ours. Some tliirty years ago John Davis, dings went off nice. Ven day all got dare day row deceased, had what was very com­ yurt poot on stile and had a big dime. Day mon in those days, a good crop of was verry lade wid de surimonlt-s from rating peaches. Not having a market for a for Doty so long. Bi me be Miahter Doty cum, tithoof them at home, he conceived the idea of taking a load of the delicious and yustaa soon as day got dare, Mishtor Janes frnit to Marshall, a very venturesome he comes out wid de too young fellows and give piece of basmess in those dayb. It was dem to Mishler Valentine and says, heare 5 vcrj like shipping them to England marry dem M Uhter Valentine and you can baf now-a-days. de fire dollars. De ger! had aomading over her Welt to begin: The first thing to do bed so de jieoplea couldn’t se her lai ven day was to borrow a wagon, as only the done de pUhness. Ven day got married den more fortunate had the luck to possess .such a vehicle. After going to a neigh Miabder Klug’s bebel gif dem a farm and a por’s, some two miles away, the neces­ sary article was secured, or, rather, gold vatch. MUhder Hunt’s bebel gif dem a promised, the next duty was to go nix lamp mlt a Bddle baby tied to it. MUhder iteme, call the boys, Will and Nelson, Albert Dewey’s bebel gif dem a Dodder nice and with their help surround two bulls lamp. Ob, I coodeu’t begin to dell you vot all and gut a yoke on them and send the de Lrczzente vaa day got, and boo gtf dem, no. .bovs and bulls after the wagou. all of which used up the first day. The next Vy let wud dak all dis babvr full. But, I must day the wagon received it*cargo,which yurt dell you, Mi*hdcr Levi Dewey and Misb comdsted of peaches, bread, pork, salt, Bristol gif dem a xilver kulfe do cut butler wid whiskey, a flying pan, kettle and sun­ and den I vlll close putty soon, ven I/dell you dry other necessary articles, such as dat MWi Zlm was sick wid a bad hod ake, but I IfiauketM, au ax, mid a tew shillings in hard easb. The grain and hay for the bulls was supposed to be furnwhed by to AIL Dewey and Marshall Bellinger, but I the seUleex along the route, bought if they were awake to sell, or “borrowed’- Bristol vraent going. AB says he Uh mad and W dark ness brooded o’er the land when Marshall he kridc all day de next day. I don’t Abe. animals needed feeding. The sec- know rat was de trebles unless id was koi day «nd day being used up in getting ready , Tec the journey, the bulls get tin extra \ teed.and the lx>y stlie iuHresmrv uiKtrtictions ami advice, and bulls, boy*, and j,Strong won’t like to spare de room in hU babcr, parent* turn in for the night to ‘dream, but if he would I could make you all iaff. John Rhmcsakt. the balk of aMuMaodfood, the bnveof wonders they are to behold, and the parents of the extra shillings The next inerting of the MapSh Grote Mite that would be tJ»e result of tbe venture, . and which was badly needed for buy- : ing the little ones some new clothe* for ’, winter. The next monring Wore daylight 1time will lx* bad. The old M well aa tlx young ♦fwi*1-. »h<. »U. file S»OTrt -'rr of CLOTHING OHIO STONE Ware, Celebrated “Snofflake” Flonr. Men’s Suits from $8.00 to $25.00; Boys’ Suits from $3.50 to $10.00, Ladies Sacques from $2.50 to $15.00, Boot? and Shoes of the best makes, Rubber Overcoats, Rubber Boote (Warranted), Buffalo Robes, Lap Robes, an endless variety of Notions, Hats and Caps, Furs, Blankets, Sachels, Curtain Laces, Trimmings, Edgings m piece and bunch, Groceries as low as the lowest, Sugar from 9c. to 12c. WANTED IN EXCHANGE: Hastings Business Directory. Ten Car Loads of 8^ ’ Stove Wood Wanted. He Hipest Market Price Paid 1'or Butter, Eggs, Part, Beats and Potatoes IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS From the Lawrence, Kan., Daily Joural and Tribune, Sept. 18. 1880: Itoganllrig the watches made at the famous factory at Rockford, Ill., do higher compliment could be paid Hum tiiat given by one our univerrtty profeasors a day or two ‘Ince. He said in his trip to the East the past summer he visited the Observatory at Washington, and there asked. “Where can I get the most reli­ able timepiece 1” -The answer was “Buy a Rockford Watch." Since hia arrival home, the Professor has purchased of Mr. Rushmer one of those reliable-timers. These watches are tar sale by James Fleming Nashville. W e VV ant to Sell M. BLACK. (10,000 Worth of Goods! American and Foreign Marble, Dealer la Between this and the 1st of January next, and we know if we do wo must sell without large profits. BICK HEADACHE CURED. Frixelle’s Compound Mandrake and Rhubarb Pills will cure the sick headache. We have many testimonials to thia effect. For sale by all druggists at 25c. per box. SCIATICA (sciatic rheumatism) CUBED For.particulnre write to Dr. H. A Peterman, M. D.,Marshall, Mich..orcall and see him at the Wolcott Homie on the days he holds his office there. 8-13 Keataurant I Having bought out the restaurant of Cap. Dunham, I have newly furnished it and am now ready to serve up anything you wlrti in my line at reasonable rates for cash. Oysters a specialty. Audi Lbmx. rp" Dr. Peterman will be at Assyria Center on Dec. 23d, and at Wolcott House, Nashville, Dec. 33d, to examine and prescribe for those suffering with Nervous and Chronic diseases. Aykm’s Cathartic Pills are the best of all purgatives for family use. They are the product of long, laborious, and successful chemical investigation, and their extensive use. by physicians in their practice, and by all civilized na­ tions, proves them the best and most effectual purgative Pill that medical science can devise. Being purely veg­ etable no harm can arise from thair use. In Intrinsic value and curative powers no other Pills can be compared with them, and every person, knowing their virtues will employ them, when needed. They keep the system in per­ fect order, and maintain iu healthy action the whole machinery of life. Mild, searching and effectual, they- are especially adapted to the needs of the digestive apparatus, derangements of which they proveat and euro, if timely taken. They are the best and safest physic to employ for children an£ weakened constitutions, where a mild bnt effectual cathartic is required. Attorney A Counsellor, WUl attend te legal bnolneaa In any part ef I bo BUM, and practices in Ml tho court* GIVE US A CALL, and we will try and do you good. Monuments, Tombitones, Mantles, Ac., TTru»ting», MicHHOUGHTALIN, P * SHERIFF. Collcrtlsns ASHVILLE LIVERY. J. OSMAN, Prop. J^EW FURNITURE AT I am prepared to furalah J. LENTZ & SON’S would respectfully announce to the citizensj.of Nashville and vicinity, that we are now SINGLE OR DOUBLE TURN-OUTS upon abort notice and at LOW RATES, Tha want* ot / COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS MADE A SPECIALTY , Oppoeite the Wolcott Uouie, Na*hrllle, Mfch. J. OSMAN. LOCATED and ESTA 3* ISHED PAYNE'S FARM ENGINES ------ IN OUR-------- Hew and Large Store, to 13 norao-power, tt ountea or unmounted. War­ ranted to be the Hart and Cbeapeat, enalnca made. Price |IM upward*. Send for illuatruted catalogue B. W PAyNE A soram. Cmrmlmv, N. X. Where you will find PARLOR AND BEDROOM SUITS P O. BOX Uli G. STUDLEY, -------- Manuteetarar and dmlar in--------- LEATHER AND RUBBER AND ,FANCY FI’RNITURE AJJL NEW, -AND OF THE LATEST ALL KIMDfl OF RXTBBRR GOODS. Fire Departoeit ani Mill Snpjta, STYLES. ORGANS- THE “BOSS” CARPET SWEEPER. M. WE ALSO i! Elocation! CARRY oA FULL LITVE LffllO NOW READY.c '! N N-/OP.GAREETT4C0. D. TQfCkssMSL.PNlatetptta.' 4 The Mkhlcnn Onlral Railroad, with lu eonnec- Dakota. Manitoba, etc. Michigan Central train. UNDERTAKER’S GOODS, BURIAL CASES & SHROUDS Weal thia aprlng w respond with Hear DR. HERRICK’S CAPSICUM OK ►RED gau Canltid. [E11STIC TRUSS FOR FUNERAL OCCASIONS Will be furnished free of charge. Call and aeefue. iKUftaiSTl J. LENTZ & SON’S. PEPPER PLAHTEKSI OuiM^Sora ThrcaLRheomatiam. Kh^p PrtU In li.-v r'-, .. vu � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/562/NashvilleNews_1880-12-25.pdf.pdf a24ee7f29a289869e3451c36f55f73a5 PDF Text Text ORNO STRONG, I Editor awu Proprietor. ) VOLUME VIII. LIFE IN NASHVILLE, And Her Environs. —The nail on Wednesday morning •was several hours late, on account of a . car on the Pacific Express being thrown from the track at Middleville, by a broken rail. No serious damage done. —Considerable complaint is - made concerning the practice of some parties living in the east part of town, throw­ ing stable litter and other debris into the alleys, thus making them ■unfit for the use for which they were intended. —We notice, by a sign on his door the other morning, that Dr. Griswold pays the"highestmarkct price for furs.” Don't the “pills and parigoric” bnisness pay well enough, Doc, or did the Loys and girls entry the joke a little to ■ fail Devoted to the Interests of the Best Party under the Sun. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., —Owing to the fact that there were —On Thursday- morning a dog, standon the walk near the Union house gave other meetings on the aaroe evening, a yelp and darted between the Union tlie attendance at the Reform Club house and barn, and in less than a room on Tueaday evening, was not as twinkling, some less than 50 dogs and large as usual, still the audience was as .many boys, were making more noise very fair, and the meeting a good one. than a chivarri band; the dogs all fol­ According to agreement, Mr. Fiester lowing dog No. 1, and the boys flying was on hand as he always is, when he and gave .to the alley to see the fun, and “Seek” says that he will be, the dub one of his earnest and stirring the dogs on. -* talks,. ^Billy is one of the old stand-bys —A man weighing 200 lbs., was seen of the'i society and is an ardent, earnest walking down Washington street on Ur. "Not any policy on my plate,” Sunday, with a couple of packages in s motto. Good remarks were his arms, and when opposite John by Jas. Gregory president of the Smith’s garden, a loose plank tripped Hosrher Club, alto by Rev. E.'Jones. himi and he fell full length upon the Milton Flayharty was called* upon and walk. The plank that did the mischief Responded by making 3 short speech, may now bo found in the middle of tli6, declaring his intentions of sticking to garden, as said 200 lbs was angered, the pledge, he took six weeks ago. and vented his spite on * the plank. It Every temperance man or woman in is a deplorable foot that many of the town ought to try and encourage Mil­ walks are in such a condition that it is ton in his effort of reform and help him unsafe for a person to walk on them, on by every means possible. It was de­ especially in the night. cided to hold mass meetings on the —John F. Lusk of Marion, Hl„ has last Sunday in each month. The next purchased The Grass Lake A’eira. Mr. will be the last Sunday evening in Jan.i —On Tuesday, Ex. Whitmore was whittling a pine board in Aylsworth’s store, when the knife slipped and pen­ etrated his left hand, inflicting a pain­ full wound. He repaired to Dr. Young’s pffice, had the gash stitched up and has Lusk has been prominently identified —The entertainment of the Christ­ resolv.cd to be more careful in the with the newspaper interests of South­ ian Sunday school, at tho opera house future. ern Illinois for the post twenty years, Thursday eye, was a grand affair. —The village schools closed yester­ is a practical printer and we predict The gathering was said to be the largest day for a two weeks vacation, during will make a rustling among the dry ever held in the opera house. The pro­ the holidays. The attendance has newspapers of that section. He is a gram was a variety of rare selections. been good during the past term, ^ond worker and a through gentleman in The first in order was the “Herald An­ credit is due to both officers and teach­ every respect and cannot fail to be a gel,’1 led by the adults in song, “Glory ers for their hearty co-operation in the great help to the paramount interests to God in the highest,” followed by a 'management of the schools. May they of Grass Lake. As a member of the band of girls, singing “Be my guiding craft, we extend Mr. Lusk a hearty Star,” When, lo! A beautiful tran­ continue to prosper. —The case cf Boston vs Buxton, was welcome to the live, enterprising and sparent star, appeared in tho East, and an echo of the song came in quick re­ tried before Esd. Parody on Wednes­ glorious state of Michigan. sponse from the choir “I will lie thy day. Boston sued Buxton for extra —Dame Rumor has for a few weeks guiding star.” Then came a band of brick deliveredtobnild Buxton’s store, been whispering that A. J. Hardy still smaller girls singing, "Twinkle the same being more than was called would, in the near future, join his fate little stars.’ The acting was splendid for in the contract. A jury was sum­ with that of Miss Mary Buxton, in a and reflected great credit to tho school. moned and after hearing the case, ren­ matrimonial alliance. The Dame was dered a judgement of $40 in favor of correct in her whisperings for once, The motto encircling tho star, wishing a “Merry Christmas ” was a forurunner Boston. and at 12,30 o’clock on Thursday, the —Ata regular meeting of Nashville twain stood before Rev. E. Jones, at of good.feeling, nud expressed but faintly the good fellowship of the occa­ lodge, No. 255, F. & A. M., Wednesday the homo of the bride’s father, amidst sion. At tlie conclusion of the song. evening Dec. 15th, the following offi the assembled relatives of both parties, “Good Night ’’large baakete, Ipden with cere were elected for the ensuing year: and were united in holj matrimony. fruit and sweet-meats were passed to W. M., B.F. Reynolds; 8. W„ E. A. They were immediately seated fit the tho children, from which each one had Bush; J. W., Anthony Winnings; Sec., table loaded with substantial viands, tho privilege of taking out a full sack. John Smith : Treas. C. S. Dunham: L. and after partaking of the repast, took Space will not allow a descrip­ D., Levi S. Smith , J. D., Ad. Stanton ; the 2 o’clock train east on their wed­ tion of the actors as they appeared in Tyler, M. II. Reynolds. tlicir parts, but judging from the fixed ding tour. attention of the audience, the evening —At a meeting of the teachers'and —Allie Durkee made his debut, in was one long to be remembered. officers of the M. E. Sunday school, on the law profession, at Power’s office on —Last Friday evening Bob. Hender­ Wednesday evening, the following Monday, in the case of Feighner va son got well filled with sour mosh and officers were elected for the ensuing Gallatin. The plaintiff sued for $25, proceeded to make home as unpleasant year: Sup’t,, C. Ainsworth; Ass’t Sup’t. ns his fees for the sale of the defend­ ns possible, by stampeding about the Mrs. L. J. Wheeler; Sec’y., Frank Mcant’s farm, and Bige Flint appeared as house, overturning the furniture, kick­ Derby; Treas’., L. J. Wheeler; council for the plaintiff and Durkee A ing down th© stove pipe and raising Chorister, Dr. Barber; Organist, Miss Lee for the defence. The court room such ageneral row that one of the fam­ Fanny Blair and Artist, Richard Drake. was full and contained many of Allie’s ilies occupying the same building, can­ —M. J. Fanning spoke to a lorije chums, who were eagerly waiting to t'd on the Marshal to squelch the rack­ hear the plea of. the embryo lawyer. et, which he did and obtained from audience at the opera house on Sunday evening. His address was one of the At last the time arrived for Allie to Bob. a promise tn keep quiet and go to best ever given in Nashville. Every produce his little speech, which he did bed. Had ho kept this promise, he point he spoke upon, he proved in such with good grace, and with what effect would have escaped tlie serious accid­ a masterly manner that left no grounds the public can judge, .as he obtained a ent which happened to him a couple of for contradiction. He is one of the verdict of no cause of action. hours later in the evening. He wan­ best speakers in the state, and is doing dered out of doors, went dowu the —Frank Reynolds had a peculiar street, and when opposite James Mc­ good work in favor of the proposed amendment. A’collection of nearly $10 dream on Tuesday night, in which he Graw’s, a carriage occupied by two imagined that he was the victim of a men. was just starting lip tho street, was taken'at the close of the lecture. terrible accident, and was literally torn aud Bob. exclaimed; “I (hie) ketch on,” —A mist has been falling for a couple in pieces by machinery. At the break- aud made a grab for the hind end of of days, which has formed a sleet as 'fast table, he related his vision and bnggy> when the men put the whip to fast as it fell, until the walks are ren­ said he felt strongly impressed that tho horse and as they came opposite to dered so slippery that pedestrians fre­ something would happen to him that Al. Hosey’s barber shop, Bob. was no quently turn their toes Heavenward day. So strong were his fears of fore­ longer able to hold fast to where he without a moment’s notice, and it is boding evil that he took extra care had “ketched on” and was thrown to really amusing to see the unfortunate in the morning to examine the plainer the ground with such violence Hint his victim suddenly look up and down the in Wood’s shop, where he was at work, face was terribly mangled on the froz­ street to see if any one saw them fall, and found one of the knives loose, en ground,and he lay senseless for a few and then arise and hastily brush the which, had it not been discovered, moments until assistance arrived, „riail prints from the seats of their would probably have resulted in a dan­ when he was taken to McGraw’s and trowsera, or—or—well, dresses. Dr. Young summoned, who, after wash­ gerous, if not fatal accident, to the ing the blood from the face of the —Mrs. J. H. Kennard of North Cas­ dreamer. wounded man. said he would sew up tleton, sister of Samhel Robinson of the gash over the eye, but Bob. swore this village, died last Monday night —A News reporter encountered a that he would have nothing of the after a long and painful illness of over young man on Tuesday, who was walk­ kind and was escorted home by th© seven nonthe. A post mortem examin­ ing up and down the street as though Maishal, who again left him, well ns sured that his services would not ation, held by Dr’s. Young, Barber and he were trying to spy out some familiar again be needed to keep him quiet, Timmerman, resolved the cause of landmark, and when interrogated by that night at least death, to be ulceration of the intestines. the reporter, confessed that he was She has suffered during her entire sick­ looking for the Otfccn office, os he was 03UR0H DEDICATION. ness, from severe constipation, or ob­ a reporter for that organ and had an On Dec. 18th, the Evangelical church struction of the bowels, which was un­ item. When told that the paper referred of Maple Grove was dedicated to the doubtedly caused by the ulcerations, to was defunct, he heaved a sigh, drew services of th© triune God by Rev. 8. Heiuinger of Jackson assisted by Rev. disclosed after death. from his wallet a dilapidated due bill, L. Brumm of Owosso and F.MulIer,our —The young men . of the village and inquired if Dan. paid the bills. worthy pastor. The services commen­ have shown their appreciation of the The News reporter shook bis head om- ced on Friday evening, and on Sabbath discourses delivered to them at the neoualy, turned the topic of conversa­ morning the church was crowded to its utmost capacity and the best of order Christian church, by Rev. E. Jones, by tion to the item, and drew from him the prevailed while all listened with intense purchasing an elegant silk hat, costing information that a certain yonng lady­ interest toChe dedicatory sermon which $6, and presenting it to the Elder for a in this village had been somewhat capti­ was delivered by Rev. Hcininger with Christmass present. Those who contri­ vated by the winning smiles of a young such eloquence that all were mode to feel that the All Seeing Eye was over buted toward the purchase, assembled, man, who has been spending a few days them. The evening sermon especially and went to the house of B. . Rey­ in this vicinity, and the twain arrang­ made deep impressions on all present, nolds, on Wednesday evening, and C. ed for an .afternoon of pleasure, skat­ after which communion service was H. Brady, in behalf of the boys, pre­ ing on the pond, but just ns she was held. The size of die church is 30 x 50, with, a handsome steeple pointing heasented the hat with an appropriate little watching with impatient longings for enwards. Tho building is neat and speech. The Elder was taken wholly his appearance, she discovered to her substantial, and cost1,383.00 in cash; by apprise, and replied in a short ad­ dismay, that the object of her affect­ estimated cost, including lat>or, $2,000. dress. stating that he hoped the friend­ ions, was walking toward the pond, After securing$275.00 which covered the debt $117.00 was raised to purchase ly relations now existing between him­ armed with two pair of skates and her a bell. The church was dedicated as the self and the young men of the place rival. The word “broken” was, the Emanuel church of the Evnngelicalwould result in elevating their minds only andible sound that escaped her Association the church was much need­ to higher and nobler aims, and .assured lips, as she pressed her liaad to her ed in the community aud die society desire all who worship here to feel diat them that be felt a deep interest in heart and disappeared behind the lace it is God’s house and the home of all .their spiritual welfare. who love Him. J. B. Marshall. curtains. I TERMS; $150per Ye*« 1, Credit Subscriptions $1.75. , DECEMBER 25, 1880. LOCAL GIBBLE-GABBLE. SCRAPS. NUMBER 14. LOCAL MATTERS. Aad Pmoaal Chit-Chat. Maple Grove, Dec. 21st, 1880, Grent KargHius. Merry Christmas. MjcEdttoh: I have decided to close out my entire Almost time to swear off. Peel Garlic has given us some highly flavor­ business, and from this date offer all of One week from to-day, write, 1881. ed ideas, Timothy Tumble has performed some my real estate, including my hotel property, saloon property, harikwaHi Dr. Griswold now ridetit in a new carriage. very amusing gymnastics, Tryphena Trypbosa aud agricultural room, with stock and That eleven feet of enow has not arrived here and Pends have entertained us with sisteriv good will in trade, for sale on very &vgoslp and there still remain a few shreds and orable terms. This is an opportunity David Haugh 1$ Spending the holidays at patches which might It pieced together to All seldom oftcred, and will bear investi­ ---------- --------- ... ——.------ --------------- , gating, as I wish to close entirely out by the first of January. To reduce the Since I. L. Dodge no longer wields his Spencer­ ian pen amongros, it falls to the lot of your stock ns fast-as possible. I will offer at Alex. Blair wounded one of his little fingers bumble Ferrant, the undersigned, to gather special bargains, anything . you may want in the hardware line or agricultu­ one day thia week. those scrape and send them to yod to be made ral department. A fine line of cutters, R. McHolIen, of Valparaiso, Neb., Is visitlud over Into presentable form bob-, sleigh-runner attachments and friends tn this victatty. I sat in meeting t>eside a fashionably dress­ sewing machines, to.close.out. I wish also to close every account .by Miss Belle Truman occupies a position as ed young lady In hluc, with a handkerchief in clerk at the long brick. her pocket and yet instead of using that hand­ January 1st, either by cash or note, and Senator Durkee relumed from his visit to kerchief she repeatedly .performed the trick all mv iMttrous whom I have accommo­ dated in tho past, will confer a personal York state on Tuesday. known as snuffing. • favor by calling and settling at once. D. R. Burdick, of Hickory Corners was in I saw a young person who ought to have con­ Cash Preferred. ‘ .. town this week on business. ducted himself like a young gentleman, envel­ C. C. WOLCOTT. Al. VauAukcr was made the happy recipient oping himself in a cloud of tobaecc smoke from of a 10 tb boy on Wednesday. arOh! oh! <»h! Mv! mylmyl Keel keel a day pipe during school recess. )Ac! hare you seen all the nice pretty Christ­ Lee A Chipman liavc erected a line street I beard a young lady of fourteen respond to mas good* at C. W. Smtih's. lamp Iniront of the Opera house. the greeting of an older lady with “Hullo, is W. W. Cole, of Bellevue was calling on his that youl’. Which might be considered bad Blanket* jnst received at Tbcmax’s friejds in this village on Tuesday. Next time you crime to town bring along that I saw two young ladies in a company where Tbooe fine camp chairs and rockers, wood you promised on subscription. some were almost strangers to them, Bit in a lieautiful picture frame's nice easy chair*, J. L. Roe, of Bellevue, was in the village vis­ nocking chair in the middle of the room and splendid lounge.* etc. you will find nt Kellogo, Bell A Co's. < iting his brother Henry, last week. whisper together for half an hour, which wasI sell more goods for 10 lbs. of butter. Mra. May Burgman returned from a visit really no manners at alt 4 doz. of eggs and a few shillings ia among friends la Ohio on Wednesday. I was told by school officer that teachers were Mra. E. 8. Loomis, the operator’s wife, arriv­ prohibited now from using capital pnnUhmcnt money than any man in Barry county. D. C. Gkiffith. ed In town on the afternoon train, Thursday. in school, which I thought was a pity in some Frank Everts of Watkins Glenn. N. Y., a cases. I think be foimd bls authority hi Dan­ PF" Christmas and New Year’s pres­ ents at F. T. Boise’s. cousin of Emmet, is visiting In this vicinity this iel Websters dictionary. week. I have ««n a young man who was really a 0! Say!! Allen Rowley, of Johnstown, has been visit­ wolf In sheeps clothlhg, Impose on an Innocent Have you aeen those fine Silk ing bls brother-in-law, Du. Dickinson, this phrenological lecturer by pretending to be a Ties at (12-15) A. L. R*i Dutchman, -and that misguided young man White in King. Jim Cook has secured a job in theM. C. R. R. obstinately refused to understand a word said round house at Jackson wherehc is now at by that city lecturer, when he asked for the en­ Of al! sewing machines 70 sold innce Aug. 1880,aud is the most durable light- . work. trance fee. Hoping you will have a better corrcsjwudent e«t sunning and simplest machine in Mrs. G. N. Davis and daughter Maude, of Grand Rapids, were visiting at Jas. Fleming’s next week and a story made out of whole cloth the market. A few more left for New Years gifts. C. C. Wolcott. yesterday. instead of odds and ends. I remain Yours Faithfully, Mra. John Eastman, of Grant county, Da., ry Books and Toys for the little is in the village visiting her parents, Mr. and folks at F. T. Boise’s Mra. P. Holler. • , . BANFIELD. EF* Holiday gil Several Vermontville people were seen this Folks are txisy killing bogs. week, buying holiday goods at tire different —r Silver and Plated Ware of ta- Buy your stores in this village. Frank Bbefficd is fond of oysters. I Fleming »dJ have hav ft marked without extra charge. A Christmas tree into be bad at the church. Miss Matie Hindmarch returned from Ypsi­ lanti, on Tuesday, where she has been attend- All bring in your presents. .1. L. Stevens ( • *ing the Normal school. can Mhoe your v z-zX< Andrew and Charles, saw them riding down Rev. E. Jones will start to-morrow night for hill last Saturday night. Should think she or- All the leaxling brands of fine cut such his old home in Y'ork stole to spend a few would catch cold. as May Flower. Old Congress, Hiawatha, and The doctor thinks be will not get into his the best fiOct, tobacco, in town also smoking days with liis wife and friends. An beir made irs appearance at the home of bouse tills winter, be has on one coal of plaster, J. M. Martin on Saturday last, but the little but cannot find warm weather input on the ST Call and see those Marble Top Tables rest and says he will kill Clark Hunt, the paint­ before you buv that Christmas jircsent. strangers only survived one hour. • Killooo, Bkll A Co. Joe Comfonl is violently ill with quick con- er if he whittles his blinds again. The grangers have managed to get a sur­ sumptloS, and his recovery is considered doubt WAITED. prise on Mr. Smith and last Friday eve, there ful. His friends have been telegraphed for. Good Hickory Hoop Poles at .the Mra. E. Parrish started on Friday for Ver­ were assembled at bls house quite a number of Cooper Shop of. . M. L. Stevens. non,Midi to vtatt parents, and Elliott will meet friends, and they had a merry time eating oys­ «»r Gumining caws 50 eta. Filing 35. at her there on Friday n(ght to spend the holidays. ters and enjoying themselves generally. 42i.'. W. E. Shields. Sunday schools tlial promised their scholars Henry King was married last Thursday to a sleigh ride for Christmas should have includ­ Miss Hattie Zimmerman at the residence of XT Hold yonr horaca! Walt till you have ed the “Providence, permitting” In their pro­ tlie brides parents. Quite a large gathering Been the mammoth ftock of holidaav good* at C. W. Smitu’h. of friends were present and it passed off very mise. The rush of holiday trade lias made it nec­ nicely. Rev. John Valentine of Grand Rapids Grand Closing Out. essary for H. G. Hale to employ a new clerk, officiating. Henry als^had a reception Fri­ Trimed Felt Hats from 50eta up. I and Miss Hattie Austin is assisting in that day eve, and about 40 of his young friends of will offer at special Bargains for the the neighborhood were present. capacity. next Twenty days, anything in mv Master Fred Baker {lacked up his pinafore If enough interest is manifested in the church large! and complete line, of Millinery and started for Chicago on Thursday to spend ^nattcra, and Grecnbacktrs don't go they can goods in order to close out my winter the holidays, with bis uncles and hU cousins get up a wood bee for Mr. Rymer who is sick stock. I wish also to close my books and his aunts. and out of work and get him up a nice pile with the year and must ask those in­ David McDerby of Neb. an unde of Frank but the church members will not help O! no debted to calPand settle at once. Mrs. O. M. Yates MeDcrby ot this village and brother of Mrs. E. they will go to mceBiux and pray for him but D. Williams of Kalunio is visiting relatives and when work is wanted they’re never ready, there HF A nice Parlor or Bedroom suit, a is something else to do, pork to take to town;or chromo, or in fact almoat anyth lug in tlie friquds in.this vicinity. . a load of women. of furniture, l*eautifvs a home, and will be The social la connection with the M. E. ceptable for CbriataMii, found at Church will be held ah' the Baptist Church on • Kellooo, Bell a.uo’s. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Wednesday evening, Jan. 5th. A cordial invi­ Farmer’s launch Room. tation is extended to all. If you want a warm meal, Lunch or Oyster* In the replevin case of Wolcott vs- Clever, aiate in Burrv county, from December 1st 1880 served up in any style, call on Axdt Lenz. pefore Esq. Parody, on Wednesday, judgement te Decemter l5th Imo. * sfp" For choice steaks that require was rendered in favor of the plaintiff. The Thurlow Weed to James Hill, 80 acre* on Bec-24, Baltimore, consideration... .81,300 noWth to chew call on C. W. Smith’s defendent did not appear. James HlU to H. M. Hill. 40 acres on sung Meat Market. Over 42.000 has already been subscribed toSec. 34.Baltimore. conslderatiou Jesse Austin to G. W. Gallatin, Lot 11, v.-ards the liulldlng of the new M. E. church. Kkllooc., Beu, A Co. haw the finest R. B. G's. add Nashville, consideration A building Com. was chosen on Thursday and Edward O’Conner to Edward O’Conner Jr. line ot Brackets tn the market the work will soon be under way. 40 acres on Sec. 3, Orangeville, considGff" Everything in the tine of furniture, can John Marshall of Maple Grove brought to be found by calltag on ZUphla Duffey to H. P. liaie, liji acres town on Wednesday two dressed hogs which Kellooo, Bell A Co. on Bee. 4. Castleton, consideration.... weighed 976 lbs there being oniyjt difference of Julia A. Willison to Sarah Kelly, Lota ty Now is the time of Tender Loins three tbs in the weight of the two. 230 A 300, city consideration.................. and Spare Ribs don’t go hungry but Children will have hang up their stockings Kate Pawling to H. Carpenter, X *cre on Sec. 31, Irving, consideration call on C. W. Smith. to-night, as no Cluistmvs tree, arch or ship is A. H. Hdbbard to John Johnson, 161 announced at this place this year. Banta Claus acres on Bee. 29, Tbornapple, consider; BehoM ation ...................... ; ................................... 7, SOO will, however make his annual visit just the The tact that I will pay the liighcst mwta t Amos Beach to Willis Snyder, Lot 8 blk. 50, Middleville, consideration................ 300 price in cash for Hides, Petto and Fur. deliver­ ed at the Elevator. Abthiti AtSHWOKin. Particular attention U called to the pr<£|>evt- Wm. W. Cole to F. M. Cole, 00 acres on Sec. 23, Assyria, consideration-........... ub <rf the Detroit Free Press tn soothe r column. Boys don’t forget to call on Andy first dasa cigar*. ’Tiaa favorite paper with the mattes, and too 400 well-known to receive euology from us. Week­ Walter Clark to B. J. Wickham. 40 acre* ly dubbed with The News for 42.80. Sec. 34, Attvrta. couriderntioa.............. 1,000 E. J. Adolphu* to M.C.4M.L Wood man*re, 10 acres on Bee. 30, Hasting*. KF Remember that Fleming will mark Silver Local Correspondence. consideration.._. 1,000 and Bated Ware purehiued of him frvr._. T. F, Harry to Jorepb Franx. 80i----------Johxstowx, Dec. 30th, 1880. Sec. 30, CwUetoQ, ainaideration 1,730 Take Notice. Editor News: D. R. Cook to J. L. WUktoa. 40 acre- oo Sec. 15, Haattap, rowdderatiou. 1,600 A birth day party was given to Mr. Wm. rettic immediately, and oblige , Smith, who Is 64 years old.. under th© hospitali­ ty of Mra. Henry Bowman. Mr. Smith Is one of 3,*» eratlon............................................ -OYSTER BUFFER. the early settieps of Johnstown, a pioneer resi­ E. B. Kreider to Wm. Chea^nan, 40 seres on Sec. SO, Maple Grove, consid­ dent of 44 years. About 40 old neighbors were eration........................................................ present, and was altogether a surprise. Mr. Henn Strnbemi to Wm. D. Gardner, lot, C.Lm Smith was under the care of bis good wife who 16 blk 44, Middleville, coMldentttou per atty to Leroy Green­ induced him to'call on a neighbor while the Thurlow field. 40 acres on Bee. 25, Baltimore, happy guests were assembling. Returning cotuslderarion........................... gap Thaw tax-kfun] WatebM about half past seven be found the house full. O. A. FhUi{M to Alwllda Hubtaud, lot 35 Ott’a add, Nashville, conrtderatkm.... Many old an«-cdotv» were told and a good time Michael Frey per befre to Wm. Dooliulc was enjoved by all, the young folks partidpalISO seres on Sec. 39, Prairieville, caning tn that new game called snap and catch cm slderatinn 4ACO Lndlra. AIKoUmU At cloven o'clock a sumptlous repast of oysters D. L. Walter* to John Fl sumg, 15 acres Bee. 22 & 21. Carlton, convlderatlon 350 and other good things were disposed of, then R.on C. Gordon to Baml. Abbriglil. J!' ocrea after listening to music and staging for a cou­ on Sec. 1A Carlton, cxnurideratioD ple of hourr, the crowd dispersed wish many e Daniel Correll to Aud E. Correll, lot 1 blk 48, Middleville, consideration 1,500 "good night” and “God bless you.” William, J. H. Tuckerman to Angelta Tucker­ Nsvra rota® wasting. long may you live to enjoy tbe IrorU of your ’ Assyria, contabor. Etb Wrrxws. fIderatian. �duty called never sev­ ered our engagement, and, loving you still, Enrique, I will not wee you die, for already you are condemned, and the garferf will end your life. No! I have arraSd my plan. Come 1 ” “But thmk of your father's anger 44 Yea ; I will run under your lee and oome on board.** The Cotdemied Cuban. . It wm a fearful night on the coast of Cuba, for a tornado had swept along tlie ■ea and shore with relentless fury, leavfa* death owl destruction in its merciless AncZyet, though sheltered by the for—i ring point of land jutting out from Che main, amall vwwel was gutting ready to leave the quiet inland waters aod put to sea. Tbs cause of thus daring death by the eoaunandar of this little vessel was be«anae at ths peak the kme star flag of the struggling Cubans fluttered in the breeze sad sentence most severe rested upon all who served beneath its folds. Tho little vessel once a New York jncht, had run in to tho Cuban coast after dark, bearing arms, ammunition, •fore*, and a few good men and true for fee patriot army of Cespedes in the ■noun tains. Having safely delivered her cargo into the charge of the unfortunate Gen. Byan,’ Str American commander deter­ mined to put io sea in the face of the ■Norm, for he knew that Spanish gun­ boats were watching for him, and that■ capture meant certain death by the gar«oteor rifle. . 44 Stand ready all to make sail The storm will be more merciful than the Spaniards," called out the yacht's Cap*Un ; and the crew of half a dozen men , -and two junior officers sprang to obey, ' when to their eant came the deep boom of a gun. All paused, for what could it mean ? Certainly it was not the roar of thun­ der, for it* mutterings were heard far •way to landward. Could another Cuban craft be running in aud the gun come from a Spaniard in 44 All right, tor our machinery has broken down, we have lost our anchors, and are drifting rapidly," said an officer, in earnest tones. 441 know that voice ; it is Oapt Vero­ na himself. Now good-by Captain, aud if harm befall Enrique Delmonte tell my friends how I died, and the young Cuban grasped the American's hand, and stood ready to seize the ropes ready to lie ♦brown to him. Though plunging fearfully the Ameri­ can field the yacht firmly in hand, and ran cluse in under the stern of the htcamer, from which, ropes were skillful­ ly thrown, and adroitly grasped by the Cuban, who, with a good-by on his lips to his shipmates, clambered ovex the aides of the Spanish vessel, while the yacht bounded away from the enemy those on board had so much cause to dread, and started on her return voyage to the United States. Upon reaching the deck Enrique Delmonte found himself in the presence of a score of officers, while a crowd of .sea­ men stood not far away, gazing upon the daring pilot that had come out to theiraid; but, with his collar muffling his face, his hat drawn down over his eyes, be wm not recognized, though he looked upon more than a dozen men who had long been his comrades in the navy of Spain. “Are you a Caban pilot?" asked Copt. Verona, a haughty, stern-faced man of 45. 441 am a Cuban, and have come to keep you off yonder ^peks ” was the quiet reply, while he pointed shoreward to the line of breakers. 44 Our rig is too light for us to work off shore, and our msdiinery is broken down and anchois gone, so, if you can not save us, we axe doomed," said die Spaniard. 441 know that well, Benor, and I will tak; the helm,” wm the reply; and, going to his poet of duty, he assumed control, and, no longer struggling to beat out to sea, the steamer was put be­ fore tho gale, and went rushing landward with fearful speed. Calm and firm Enrique Delmonte stood at the wheel, his eyes watching every move of the vessel, and penetrat­ ing the gloom ahead to catch sight of some well-known object by which he could get his course. And on rushed the Spanish vessel into the channel, and, though apparently surrounded by breakers, holding hex course unswervingly, until she glided around the point of land that formed the harbor, and wm in safety. “.You can move alongside of yonder rocks. Benor, for there is depth enough," said the Cuban, when the cheers oh the Spaniards at their rescue died away. ohase? “You are a daring and skillful pilot. No, it was, the deep boom of a heavy Benor, and you have saved myself and gun, and those* on the yacht looked at crew, so name your reward,” said Capt •ach other in awe as it was repeated, for Verona. teey knew that tho brazen throat was ' “The reward I ask, Benor Captain, is yisarting piteously for Kelp, and that mefey for any poor Cubans that may 100 lives—perhaps many more—hung on tall into your hands," wm the brusque tho answer to that appeal. reply. . 44 They are minute guns, and they are 44 Ha ! this rings like the words of a ■ealling for a pilot,” said Enrique Deltraitor to Spain ! Are you such, air ?” monte. a handsome young Cuban, who 441 am a Cuban patriot, Benor,” wm waa second in command of the yacht the calm reply. 44 Will any go to their aid ?" asked the 44 Ah, ana seem proud of it. By Nep­ American commander. 44 No, they are Cuban pilots, and it tune I but we have been saved by a foe ; your love of gold must be great indeed ■oust be a Spanish man-of-war that needs for you to risk your life aboard this them.” •hip.** “It seems a pity to see them wrecked, 441 told you, Benor, the only reward I ■ven if they are our enemies. Hark I I have saved you from wreck, eo How pleading are those guns I” answered Mk. will now aay farewell." fee American. 4‘Enemies though they be, they shall “Hold I QuartermMter, hold that •ot die, for I will save them I” battle-lantern here that I may catch a 44 You, Enrique Delmonte ?" glimpse of thia fine fellow’s face." 44 Yea, my Captain-; for, m you know, The lantern flashed upon tlie dark, wy boyhood's home is near oy, and I handsome and fearloss countenance and know these waters well. Will you put a dozen voices called his name1: Me on board. for you are going to sea ?" 44 Enriaue Delmonte I” Mad tho noble young Cuban. 44 Aye, Enrique Delmonte I am ; onoe “ It is a fearful risk for you to run, an officer aboard this vessel, but now a Delmonte ; you are already under seu- Cuban patriot, for I would not fight feooe of death, and—” against my native land.” •* I will die in a good cause. Come, He stood before them unflinchingly let us lose no time, from the sound of now, and for a moment there was dead those guns the vessel is drifting in rap- silence. Then Capt Verona spoke : American Captain offered no y-4 >“ Enrique Delmonte. your resignation of your Lieutenant's oommiaaiou wm Cumeni further, and the anchor wm never accepted, but, on the contrary, ashed, the sails, reefed down, were set. you were tried m a deserter and. x>n•■d the little yacht sped like a huge, demned to death as such, beside coming white bird away from its safe neat to under the sentence of those who call battle with the wild waters and winds themselves patriots. Under these cir­ cumstances, notwithstanding your no­ fc: took the united strength of the ble deed this night, it is my duty to ar­ ■Captain and Enrique Delmonte, who rest yon and place you in irons. acted m pilot, to hold the yacht on her 44 WhatI would you be guilty of adeed •ooree, for the seas washed over her so vile, Benor?” asked the Cuban, indig­ fleeka in torrents, and she staggered nantly. fearfully beneath the rude shocks of “ My duty, sir, compels ma. Benor, fee waves. put this man in irons. At length the channel wm safely A defiant smile crossed the handsome passed through, and the open waters face of Enrique Delmonte m the officer ■cached, when, not half a mile away, approached and ironed his wrists; but camo the vivid red flash erf a gun, and he miule no resistance, and wm led tike deep boom rolled across the watera. away between decks and placed in a "It is a large vessel, and evidently a str.te-roo.fl, a guard being stationed at ■feamer, from the light rig the gun's his door. flash showed," said the Captain. Throwing himself down upon a seat, "I know that vessel well, Captain; hr murmured: for three years of my servios in thrfBp&n“Ah! Benor Verona, I know well your ish navy was jraaw'd on her deck, aud I hatred toward me; it is because your daughter wm my promised wife, /find you would rather have me dir than soe Bnriqne Delmonte spoke with great her one day marry a Cuban who wm the ■sia dm is, and Abe American fall that en«*my of Spain. • ba had some deep cause for wishing to The door softly opened, and, looking «wv the weasel. He knew that Lis father up, by the dim light from the ward-room wm a Spaniard and his mother a Cuban, lamp Enrique Delmonte wiw a slender and tlua he hsd been reared, -'u the n*vy form before him— a maiden with a faoe «f Spain, which ha had left to serve his of Okquirite beauty. native kad. Shaping their course «o m to bead the drift. Mg vewM-J off, a lantern was shown t® tail of oomiug succor, and the cheer feat broke from th* crow at sight of it ■as h.aril on Ixiord the yacht. ** Dvimuate. agZin I mast remind you * fee risk yon run,” said the Captain. -I know all, and I will take my ■•■MF I,M soon M I ixmni the Alamssiih yiA bad 1 letter stand seaward, so ^■wt^to be in this neighborhood at day- 44 Enrique I" 44 Consuelo I” It wm all they said, and, springing forward, she threw her arms arcrand his neck. “Ob, Enrique, I know all, and how cruel bM been my father!” she said, after a while! 44 He says he doss his duty, Con­ suelo.” “What is his anger, to your life? Here, throw this cloak around you and put on thia officer's cap,” and she picked up a bundle she had dropped, while, with a key she held in her hand, she quickly unlocked the irons that bound He did m she told him, and then drew her to his heart, saying feelingly *. “ Consuelo, will you be true to me until peace shall rtign between your Und and mine ?” "Forever, Enrique ! I can live only with you. But come, I sent the guard off on a message and he will soon re­ turn." She led him from the state-room, up tlie companion-way and to the dock. The wind still howled mournfully through tho trees and the roar of the sea wo-s terrific tq_hear, but the steamer wm calmly resting upon the waters moored to a large rock, and with heavy branches overhanging the docks. Against th»4 poop-deck an officer shrunk fronj the blast, aud forward wm the watch on'duty; but no one noticed the tall form of the Cuban, m with a nod of farewell ho sprung over the aide of the ship upon tho foliage-clad rocks, and disappeared from view—his life Mved by the woman he loved, and who idolized him. Waiting until her lover had time to reach tho forest, Consuelo Verona en­ tered the cabin where her father sat writing letters, and, looking up, he said: “ why, daughter, I thought you had retired? " “No, father,I remained up to prevent your bringing a ntain upon your proud name,” she answered calmly. “ What mean you, child ? " 44 Simply, that had Enrique Delmonte died at your hands, after his noble conduct to-night in saving his foes, it would have been a foul blot upon your honor!” “ lint he is condemned to die, and—" 44 And I set him free." The Spaniard sprang to his feet in a rage, hiadng forth : “ Girl, how dare you brave me in this way ? Ho I On dock, there !" “ Hold, father, be has escaped, for this is bis own land near by, and he knows it well; and, more, I alone am to blame, for the guard over him I ordered away, and, m I often carry u> era for you, he obeyed. In the place of Ennque Delmonte, father, make me your prisoner." Capt Verona stormed like a madman, and roused the whole ship ; but it did no good, for the Cuban had escaped, and in safety gained the mountains, where he joined tlie command of Gen. Jordan, and won distinction as a gallant officer of cavalry; and through all the weary struggle ui Cuba there were two hearts longing for peace, for, though one wm a soldier in the patriot ranks and tho other a daughter of Spain, their hearts were bound together by tics of love which death alone could sever. # Analogies in Nature. The cocoanut is, in many respects, like the human skull, although it closely reacmbles the skull of the monkey. A sponge may be so held m to remind one of tlie unfleshed face of the skeleton, and the meat of an English walnut u alm<wit the exact representation of tne brain. Pi urns and black cherries resemble tho hinnan eyes; almonds and some other nuts resemble the different varieties of the human nose, and an open oyster <md its shell are a perfect image of the human car. The shape at almost any man’s Ixxly may be found in the various kinds of mammoth pumpkins. The open hand may be discerned in the form assumed by scrub-willows and growing celery. । The German turnip and the egg-plant resemble the human heart There uro other striking resemblances . between human organs and certain vegetable forms. The forms of many mechanical contrivances in common use may be traced back to the patterns furnished by nature. Thus, tho hog suggested the plow ; the butterfly, the ordinary hinge; the toad stool, the umbrella; the duck, the ship ; the fungous growth on trees, the bracket. Any one desirous of prov­ ing the oneness of the earthly system will find tho resemblances in nature on amusing study, to say the IomL Improved Mortar for Plastering. A new method of making mortar for plastering walls has been demised, wluch is ooufldeutly said by those who are in­ formed m to it to be superior to any other ever yet tried. Btucco or plMterof-paris is used instead of lim? in mak­ ing the mortar, oue jxrt of stucco, by measure, lx iug Mod to two parts of aand. No hair is used for tlie first or ‘scratch' coat, and three cunts of plastering are put on. . In mixing the stucco ana sand a qnart of glue water is used to the-pnilfnl of w d and stuoco mixed, and then clean water is added until the mortar is of tlie right consistency. The mortar nut be used m soon as made, and only made in small quantities at a time. It is claimed that it will make a harder, more pertect wall, tun be used to better ad­ vantage. aud is little if any more expen­ sive.—Grand Rapida Eagle. ■ He Laughs Best Who Laughs Last. The tram had started off. A young man rushi d breathlessly in. 44 Got left, did you?" “Wall, ain't I here?" be responded. Then one said he could go ucr<M the bridge and enteh it, and an­ ol her told him when the next train would go, and made various suggestions. The chap looked at tho disappearing train a few eecondi*. when somebody asked, * Where were you going?’" Thru the wicked f.-liow said, “ Oh. I wasn't going in it, but there wm a fellow in the train to whom I premised to pay a bill." I water, pour the water gradually over the Graham, beat thoroughly, and set knife. Bake in a moderate oven about A Oum fom Night Boats.—A pow- aeven porta silicate of magnesia, is used Dr. Kohnhom, tried it* efficacy in sev­ eral cases of night sweating by consump­ tives. The beneficial effect wm imme­ diate and permanent The powder wm rubbed over the whole body. To pre­ vent any breathing of the dust and con­ sequent coughing a handkerchief must be held over the patient’s month slid nose while the powder is being applied. stearl appeared in front of the Stock Ex­ change and entered into conversation with a citizen who wm waiting in tbs door by asking: . Tkat man that says that that that that 44 Tlie convention in there, breaks up that man used wm correct, tells a false­ at 8 o’clock, don’t it?" 44 Yes, that’s the hour ” wm the reply. hood. 44 Do you know Jay Gould when you see him?” And they are for ever telling it. “Oh, yes.” A foom dentist of Kokomo wears for44 Is he in there ? " 44 Ipreeume so." “ Well, I wish you’d point him out to me when he comes out.” Tlie citizen promised to do this, and within a few minute* he kept hie word. could consistently be called hopping The fanner took a square look at the mad. railroad aud telegrapn prince, and then “Peopus should always marry their turned and asked: opposites.” Yee, one of the marrying parties ought to be a man and the other 44 Can’t be no mistake ? “No.” Whkn the editor's wife gets a new .. . gj. it not properly bo few <Uy» • gn«t big .loach oi > fel­ low halted at my gate and began mca*-. , Medical Un or Egos.—For burns uring my ground with a tape-line, and a lovxb’h quirt. and scalds nothing is more soothing squinting around in the moat mysterious : Tell •*- tali m Ovrtw, true than the white of an egg, which may be manner. I went out to see what wm up, i poured over the wound. It is softer m and, after beating around for a while, He Mau a—«ufca a pumpkin । a varnish for a burn than collodion, and, said he wm Jay Gould, but I didn’t " «.*•-» • • Bon, don't be deceived. A girl who lieing always at band, can be applied know what he looked like. ” will ialk of the-4 ’limbs" of a table, will, immediately. It is also more cooling 44 It must have been a fraud ? ” after marriage, chase you around a two than the “sweet oil and cotton,” which 441 am sure of that now. I pumped | acre lot witl » pin and a reguwm formerly supposed to be the aureet ion in both eyes. application to allay tho smarting pain. around to find what he wm up to, and lar kerosene ho finally said bo wanted my place for, - aot school-teacher captured A M It is the contact with the air which an orphan asylum. He wm going to thirty-three cuds of gum from her pupils gives the extreme discomfort experi­ build one a^ big m a palace and take in one day, -and it wm a rainy aay at enced from ordinary accident* of this care of all the. orphans in the country." that—Detroit Free Preae. Most any kind, and anything which excludes air, “And of course you treated him school-teacher can do that if aho but and prevents inflammation, is tho thing to well?" chews. be at once applied. The white of an “ Didn't 11 Why, for three days he Aw exchange speaks of “a policeman egg, into which a piece of alum about lived on tlie fat of the land and slept in who shot a drunken man who tried to es­ the size of n walnut Em been stewed un­ the parlor bedroom. He wm going to til it forms a-jelly, is a fine remedy for give me $25,000 for my land, and the cape in the hind leg.” The policeman is to be commended. When a drunken sprains. It should be laid over the way we killed chickens and turned out sprain on a piece of lint and changed m sweet cake for him made the old woman man tries to.escape in the hind leg he de­ serves to be shot sick. He finally jumped the house and Whbn a fellow goes out of a theater to Childrxx are not apt to believe they took my Sunday suit and fiddle worth see a man, he eats a little burnt coffee drink too much water, and yet they do. S8.” ' and always finds his man. When a woman When you come into the house, panting “I don’t believe Gould would steal a looks under a bed for a duxj she never and thirety from play, you will take a fiddle." thinks to eat any burnt ooffen, and aha tumbler of water apd drink it down m fast “That’s what I thought, and so I finds nobody. m you can, and then rush out to reaume came over to have a look at him. It Aw exchange prints a lengthly articls play, and, perhaps, repeat the drink. wasn’t Gould at all, but some base imon “Science at Breakfast" Valuable Now, the next time you feel thirsty, try IxNitor." space wMted. Science at breakfest is this experiment: Take a goblet of water “And you are so much out." "Well, it looks that way; but the! Kt ting away with four slices of ham and and slowly sip it Before it is half gone If a dozen eggs while your vto-o-vU is your thirst will be fully onenched, and experience is worth something. It | you will feel better for having drunk may not be a week before some one else । unfolding bi* napkin. — A — maw in Iowa bos been - -----------------------arrested fox only that which you need. And again, will come along with a ten-foot pole in [ we are all apt to acquire the habit of his bund and a theologies! seminary in : assaulting hi* wife, and ho wm found drinking while eating our meals. Nature his eye, and claim to be Russell Sage, guilty even though it wm shown that he gives us all the saliva we need ; and if and the way I will knock him down, and only stuffed her mouth full of putty any one will chow his food slowly and step on him, and walk over him, and i when he wanted to go to sleep. Do we thoroughlv, and not take a swallow of drive him into the rale will pay me a i men have no rights at all? drink untfl tlirougb eating, the desire to profit of 50 per cent, on the investment." I “Take the elevator” is inscribed on | tlie fence of an Iowa meadow. A curious do so will leave, and ho will require only — Wall Street Newe. a few sips of water, tea or coffee after -------------------------------------। traveler who climbed tlie fence discovered the meal is finished. This practice, too, 44 Hard Pan. ” i in about ten seconds that the elevator is will do wonders in the way of keeping Rev. Roliert Collyer delivered an ad-1 with a curl in ths off indigestion, dyspepsia and sickness. dress to the student* of an Eastern col- i n^ddl* of his forehead. lege, in the course of which he remarked । “Trouble hM broken out-in Cork." Some Arftonlshlng Memories. that he had worked on a farm, carried a ' H » generally under the cork where Of Fuller wo are told 44 that he could hod,‘shod horses, broken stone on a 1 trouble breaks out.—Norriatown Herald. write verbatim another man’s sermon1 turnpike, hod reaped and cradled grain, 1 Many r. sorrowing Home Ruler realizes after bearing it once, and that he could1 dug a wufl, cut wood, and had preached that fact when he hears the corkscrew in ’’“ little K**'* small hours beyond the twelve. do the same with tut many m 500 words> sermons that nobody wanted to hear. *tho in an unknown laugnsge after hearing: Hi* wonderful sucoea* had been achieved A Hard Case.—Major Dunnup—“Awthem twice. One dav he undertook to' by pure grit and honest industry. You niy dull down here, isn't it Miss Maria?” walk from Temple Bur to the furthest> must dig down to “ hard pan," he said. Miss Maria—“Do you think so? Why end --------of---------Cheuptdde r------------and---to repeat --------------on his। to lay a foundation to fame and fortune, don’t you go, then! You’re a bachelor return every aign on either aide of the 1 Tlie reverend gentleman seemed rourself to have to plesse. and ” have Maj.only vourself to plraae.” Maj. wnr in the nwUr way order of nf their Hwir occurrence, /w-nrmnnA a ' drawn the most moat of bis his inspiration from 1! Dunnup— —“ "Only Only myself to ph please? You feat which heesaily accomplished." And ! Poor Richard's almanac. almanac. Hi* apicuHi. don't apicu know [ dc= what ’t a doosed “hit difficult x thing diff---------------what Iim lately been reported of the!. lated aphorism* ” aphorisms may be grouped m folfol-/ that is to da do." Rev. Orlando Hyham, m «n axample of I| ‘low* : a Huk uu. most .uwo. distinctive faculty, " that his . Any kind of an honest job is better' hi* A HtUa iwbixl lor a toM. memory wm buck such that he it-iui read xuuLid- , than no job at all. uiemurt uiui m an uu A little »tch dell Greek Dictionary he de-1 i n andj Scott’s n i. ru_x.• u_ Take a dollar a day fur your work if i For diji eoao i>yA illUe Jiri heartbroken. troved tho successive pages, content you can get no more. witn having mMtered their content*," i* A man's best friends are his ten fin- i told of Bishop Bull, at the end of a gers. With bankbook -rll axuodad. masterly array oi intellectual powers. When evil days come, aa -vil days “ And m hi* reading wm great, so his memory wm equally retentive. Be never kept any book of reference* of commonplaces, neither did he ever need any tlie writer raiding that, " togeth­ er with this happy faculty he wm blessed with another that seldom accompanied it in the same person, and tliat wm an accurate and sound judgment" Memwm in a past day more systematioy cultivated than with ui People set themselves tra<k*. Thu* Thoma* Cromwell, of the Reformation pe­ riod, m a traveling task, committed to memory the whole of Erosm'j*’ * ‘ Paniplinutc on the New Testament" Bishop Sanderson could repeat all the “ Odea oi Horace," all Tully's44Office*," and much of Juvenal and Persius without kxxik. Bacon alludes to receipts tor it* improvement, as well a* wfiat herb*, in the popular mind, tend to ntreugthen imperfect memory, m onions, or beans, or such vapoiou* food. Again, he write*, " We And in the art of mem­ ory that image* visible work better than conceits " in impressing tiling* on the mind. A fact which finds modern il­ lustration in the case of the Fifth Aveenuo Hotel waiter, who daily receives some 500 bat* from chance persons din­ ing together in one room, nnd, without any system of arrangement, promjrfly returns each hat to its owner, explaining that he forms a mental picture of the wearer’s face inside his hat, and tliat on looking into the hat it* owner is instant­ ly I irought before him. Again, to recur to Bacon’q speculation*, ne find* that ‘•hasty spoeeh confound* memory." Again—m writing in.ikes an exact mon, a — “ if a num write* little he had not'd .if a great memory." And he crilicise* the exercise* uw-d in tho universities as innkipg too great a divorce betwi-en in­ vention and memory in t e cultivation of both fnoultiea.—Blackwood?t Magarinc. will, no man deserves the title of gentle-1 man if he does not take honest work to ’ do, regardless of social influences. I eonntrr boy» mH to th. city, I it they out hold on to tf» old .wool w.^ i they can dote tho world. I ; Keep your grip on the hard pan of ; principle and good conduct, and you ;• I will be men of good name and good fort­ une. When a boy fills a house with bugs He is all right, provided he don’t run after humbugs. He Hm the making in him of a great naturalist. v A good farmer is better than a poor doctor, and a good horseshoer is better than a Bishop who preaches sermons that nobody wants to hear. best do is the hard pan to wLich all must oome. Society says one thing and nature aays another. Work is good medicine. Only those who make clean noney and do clean things win success. The honest man who dies ;.xx» is rich if be only bolds his own. Bleep eight hours out of the twentyfour, eat throe meals a day, and walk on the sunny side of the way. Have a reserve force that will come out when you nixx’. it Don’t wind up the solemnity of court­ ing a girl with prayer. A Negro Ditty. “The nearest approach to a complete negro ditty whicn I luive been able te strike,” writes Mr. ThomM Hughes from East Tennessee, “is one which a young Texan cattle driver gives, with a wonder­ ful roll of the word “chariot” which can­ not bo written. It runs: The Unitarians. Unitarianiem in this country bM passed through much the same phases m in Great Britain. After 1740 Arion views of the person of Christ were pretty widely difTnsed through Now England, raid in 1787 t>iok place the first seceMsio.; from the Episcopal church, on tbc ground that those part* of tho liturgy which imply a belief in the Trinitv cod Id not be any longer employed. “This, sir, I think yua will Many of them, by 'perceptible degrees Klido>l ’nto Uinturianiem, but it wms not until 1&15, at which time Dr. Channing threw hi* u'fluence into the scale, t>»at th<> name licgin to b* much used. Tlie ■eCt bud its birth and still has its hruumarten in B<*ton. It Iim mode no considerulile progrer* in the United Hteies, I for we find that ao late m 1870, accord- ' iug to the Fuderal ocnsns report, out d lude of a contested will case. ■ T«« Mex«»a Mt withootwho 'to P""1™' ' .She throw, hor tolo “io the muric.—New Orleans Picayune. One n** could easily keep in step with such music—though the above’story is denied in toe-toe.— Yawcob Strauu. If the story, is true, the Mexican lady's perform­ ance is certainly a great feat If, how­ ever, the story is a Lie, it is, of course, best toe nail it at once— Rome Sentinel. We know the ladv, and she is a fine musician. She throws a wonderful amount of heeling into her execution.— (Quincy Modern Argo. . Toting Quallflcations In the State of Rhode Island. The franchise in Rhode Island aoi the matter is made m brief and succinct possible: There are two classes of voters in Rhode Island, propertv and registry voters. Both can vote for all m governing this latter franchise lieing that only property-holders can liave an inter­ est in the question of taxation. Qualifi­ cations of voters are distinct First, natives of the United States can become registry voters by a residence of two years in the State and six mouths in the town; or they lieconiw property voters by a residence of one year aud owning $134 value of real estate. Second, those born in foreign countries must be naturalized, must live one year in tlie Btate, aud must own $134 worth of real estate in all omsb. They cannot become registry voters, nor voters in any way, except by owning real every kind. It is this imperative clause, that in Rhoda Island naturalized citizens must own real estate to the value of $134, which is not generally known. Bo- before ths end and thus become proimrty vutea. having heard that it is good fe mA �I am now receiving my full stock of Physicians j will divide bin time, on retiring from the and liar, now three fine healthy boys. Hi* height is -five feet nine inches, and his weight forty-six pound*. Ir would Have a gn at raasment, oays Burdette, writing a book. perhapa A FAtrrouv has been discovered at Mil­ waukee from which 12,000 pound* of oleomargarine are sent out every day,with do mark to distinguish it from add to their emoluments, if clergy men generally were to charge a fixed rate for marrying couples—say 95 for the first offense, 810 tor the second, 820 for the genuine butter. third, and so on. They might even issue tickets as they do in milk factories, with Boare wag in Ohio, it ia said, tele­ a reduction to persons taking a quantity. graphed to President Hayes: “Please In order to encourage lawful wedlock, do not appoint any more officers from the job should be done very cheaply to this State just at present. We would young couples, but the clergy should like to get a quorum in the Legislature.” take it out of widowers and old bach­ Sarah Bbhnuardt was asked by a elors. Borton lady why *fie was so long and An Lkr was a clerk in a Chinese store fliin, and she said that she -began to in Son Francisco, to which a young study English on one of Secretary Evart* white woman from Oakland, a suburb of sentence*, and meant to grow up with tlie aity, frequently went to buy East­ the country. . ern curiosities. The Chinaman fell in love with her, and sent many gift* to her house, all of which were appropri-/ ated by the Chinese servant who proJ Mim. Hates ha* kept the White House billiard table in the cellar during her occupancy at the Presidential mansion. A* Gen. Garfield is a thorough lover of the game, he will probably restore tho A MAH in Harrisburg, Pa., has had in his yard during the i»st summer and fall a number of land tortoises. These, ho says, when tho winter is to be severe and prolonged, bury themselves deeply under tlie ground. This year, he states,, he notices that his pets have only gone' down under the earth a and in several instances ered, and be predicts will bea short one. . Old Joe Winrow, the short distance, are barely cov­ that the winter ; j trainer of Hyer i and Morrikrey, died recently in Son Francisco, leaving his family in very poor circumstances. Once v;hen Brod­ erick was delivering a speech in front of tho Plaza in San Francisco a bully knocked him from the stand and he fell into Winrow’s arms. Joo stood Broder­ ick up on the stand again, and told him to go on with his speech. Thu crowd went for Broderick, but the first man was knocked so far by Joe that the rest eft tended to deliver them. The messenge^ whose name was Sing, not only stole |hp presents, but fabricated return messages' of the most encouraging kind. Thus led on, the lover finally sent the fpllow^ ing letter : “ My name belong Ah Lee. My belong that hansom piecee young mau looksea you every time you come make buy'curio thing. My too mucheo lub you. My liket, see you. Suppose you talkee Sing Foo. What time can do. My come Oakland your house talkee your father, makee you my wifee. Sing Bay you lub me, my lub you.” Sing kept the letter in his pocket, and told Ah Lee tliat Mary desired him to call Hint night The upshot was that, while prowling around the house, Ah Lee was mistaken for a burglar eud grievous­ ly wounded. Dn. WiLUiR F. Saxford, an eminent Brooklyn phyaicuui, haa lost hi* life in a heroic effort to save that of a ‘patient of tender years. He wa*“called to the bedside of a child who was suffering with diphtheria. It was a very malig­ nant case, and Dr. Sanford watcho l the child day aud night. At last the air J pxsH.iges were filled up, and tho child । Tire development of tho Bessemer steel trade within the present decade is something wonderful. In 1870 the total production in the UniU-d States was less than 35,000 tons, while tho output for 1880, al a low estimate, is placed at 850,­ 000 tons, of which tho larger half (prob­ ably 500,000 tons) have been turned out during the lout six montiis. On the year’s business the five Pennsylvania would have been choked to death had not Dr. Sanford, who had his knife in hand, immediately made an opening in the windpipe, through which, with a small rubber tube, he drew out with his own mouth the poisonous fluid. He prolonged the life of* the child several hours by the operation, but sacrificed his own life. This way of conducting such an operation is regarded by all mills are expected to produce 470,000 surgeons as extremely hazardous to tlie tons, and the Illinois next, with an out I operator. Three French turgeons are put of 220,000 tons. known to have lost their lives in the --------- CONSISTING OF----- — Mum Bum, the traveler, remarked to her JapMWM factotum, “What a beauti­ ful day 1'* aud soon afterward, uote-book in liaiid, he. said: '“You aay ‘a beautiful day;’ is that better English thau *a dev­ ilish fine day,* which moat foreigner* ThrSlrwg Nashville, Micbi*an. Office in *econd itory of .Tates' brick bk-dc tho Amcneao method, of grimlmg dour in that effete de.poti.rn, American com-1 petition, it appean, i. ruining thia , branch of Aiutrian industry, and a Gor-1i d, Santonr. blood began to do iu „otk A larg, nQmber o. ph.ndcian., wben they learned of the doctor', oondi* hon T0 lunlctrod their their service*, tion, volunteered service*, and and I eminent com mission is to be sent here to si*e what they can do about it The liest thing Austro-Hungarians can do is to go West three or four wore with him constantly. Frozen beef blood waa introduced into his stomach, and brandy was injected Mil Read, an EnglLshman, who visit­ ed uh a short time ago to see and report upon what we could do toward feeding Eu­ rope, i* just now endeavoring to comfort his countrymen by the assurance that in twenty-five yean our lands will be ex­ hausted and E..glish farmers need not rfter that fear African competition. Thia moat bo oxccodwgly oonaoUng to given ice-cold champagne. Food in the most condensed form was introduced by every posaible meanfl. But nothing could Rave him, and he finally said in a whisper : •• It’s no uae, gentlemen ; Fve got to go.” He died of asthenia, or gen। eral weakness, and did not live long | cnoagh to reAch tl„t o( the di^ I which , „tgiau .peration bo- under the »kiu. When the patient wom able to swallow anything nt all he was the British agriculturist. All they have j comes neceasary. to do is to stand it just a quarter of a [ century, and then they will be all right Getting Square With a Bursted Bank. During the bank mania in the West, A EKHiDE.v-.- of Baltimore has brought when every little village and hamlet suit for 810,000 damages ageinst the boasted its bank, one of these public Wtsstern Union Telegraph Company for “ accommodations” sprung up in Mount the death of his son, and another resi­ Vernon, Ohio, under the cognomen of dent has brought suit against the same “Owl Creek Bank,” taking its name from a small but beautiful stream passcompany for 82,000 for injuries to his iug through the village. son. The somewhat surprising groundsThe ............................. ................ went .. ....... on affairs of................ the institution are that the company had left a tele i swimmingly for a short time, but a short grapb-poU unguudrol on . track in • i to. only. Lite ^l iu^ kindrod j>< representation, it was declared public street, and these boys and others *money ” " insolvent A morning or two after thia attempted to play see-saw upon it, and it toppled over, killing one of the boys and injuring the other. The constitutional amendment just adopted in Kansas, prohibiting the man­ ufacture or sale of intoxicating liquors, is taking effect already. It is rigi Uy enforced as against the manufacture of liquor*, and in many of the large cities tlie local dcskrs are abandoning their businea*. The Governor says he has every reason to believe that, before the tillery, notifying establishment or sa­ loon in tlie State. This will be n condi­ tion of things wholly new to any State in the West his eyes in a a the counter of snted himself at tendering some bank had silver. He was tol neither. He then 1 Eastern funds. “No funds on hand,” wsa the brief reply. ’ “ Can you,” said the mysterious per­ sonage, “ give me tolerably wall execut­ ed counterfeit notes on solvent banks? I would prefer them to thin trash.” This was a home-thrust not to be sub­ mitted to. “Out of the bank, you insulting 140 106 53 984 368 324 50 Suits of Underwear, for Ladies and Gents. Suita of Clothing, for Men, Boys and Youths. Overcoats, for Men, Boys and Youths. Pre. of Boots and Shoes, for Men Women and Children. prs. of Rubber Goods, all styles. pre. of Buck Gloves and Mittens. , Pieces of Prints, for 5 cents per yard. Groceries for- Everybody. The arrival of * Merry Andrew in * town it tnorv beneficial to the health of the inhatritante titan twenty aa»e* loaded with medicine.—Old Saying. PRICE: 81.50, IF PAID IN ADVANCE. To Advertisers: Tub Naw* >»*« double the numlxn* of rtadejv lu the First Kepmentatlve District of Larry .county, tiiaa any uthcr paper circulating there­ in, and oar rate* of advertising arc lower than anv other first class country weekly In the state. An ad. in Tur N*w* goes to tl»e'heartb«tone* of IdOO bonafide subscribers, who, for the ask­ ing, orc Hable to become your patron*. LOW AS THE LOWEST A. BURCMAM J JL. STEVENiN, NASHVILLE, BLACKSMITHING, AND PONT YOU FORGET IT. 60,000 Eugene Cook is prepared to furnish you with any style of BOTTLES OF FRIZELLES VEGETABLE ORNO HTRONG, Editor and Proprietor, ^Uslwille girtrtonj. VILLAGE OFFICERS President—Ellhu CblntEon. You may want. My stock of CUTTERS this season is large, and embraces some fine And a very nice lot of SQUARE-BOXES, r. Old*, H. Roe, E jhcittitf. HRISTIAN CHt'BCH, B«v. Ellas J«M Hsnlcra every Sunday at 1030 a. m Sunday School immediately after morn! Prayer meeting on Thureday evening*. C YfErEOLUST KP /COPAL CHURCH-J -vl t.im, pMU>r. Hrrvireg every S.bliA a. m. a*4 7 p. tn, Sabbath •eitool Ulis moeUa< every Thursday eveulu*. gtrrrtorj. Which will be sold at veiy low figures. I want every one in Barry and Eaton counties who thinks of buying a CUTTER, to call at my shop and Blood Purifier SOLD ON THE PACIFIC COAST On its merits alone, not a dollar used la newspapers, tlie recomendations off those using it being sufficient to mak» this enormous salt*. Also. 6209ooo Examine These CUTTERS, COiPNJND MANDRAKE BOXES OF FRIZELLE’S ■Irtd Get Prices.------- EUGENE COOK W. H YOUNG, M And Rhubarb Pills, l). Office Kam aide of Main Street. NaabTiDe * Office hours from 7 tot a. m. and 4 to 7 p. m to Prevent and Cure Sick Headache, Billiousnes* CHAS II. BRADY, A T TOR NET at law and Solicitor In Chancery 21 Erol‘Eitate sad Insurants Agent. Collecting and ConveyaaoiBC aapeclalty. Bounty and Peoaion Claim* promptly attended to. and all ether LEWIS DURKEE, MICHIGAN And prices on PRODUCE as High as the Highest and give every one a fair,, square deal. D. C. GRIFFITH. PERUSE THE8E LIBERAL AD. RATES. Rate* for larger ad*, elven upon application, BusIih-m cards of five line* or lent, 45 per yr. Loc*l Notice*, ten cent* a Hue tor llnst Inter­ tion and eight cent* for each aubaequeut iaacrtioa. gOOT AMD SHOE SHOP. I always aim to make prices on goods as finch........ . I t 1.7S | J 3.2S | J 5.00 | f 8.00 2 Inches.... | 2.50 |_5.00 | ' 8.50 | _ H.QO 3jncbe«.^. J___ 3.25 |_ 7.001"' liOO | 20.00 4 inches.... I 4.00 | £ob| 14.00 1 25.00 5 itx-b<*7.. ,~1 £5) |~~W| ~ 16351 so.00 -----same way. Young Dr. Hutchinson, the AmtracAX entopriw biu broken oul . „„ o[ , ai.tb.gui.be.l .mgoon of BAok- in « new rteo—Anriro-Huagu-y. A lyn, w„ u,, on]_T Am0 - icon victim, as ruling America from the greet end „ known, prfo, to u,,. ol growing Wnt, who ha hi. homo in Ute | s^rd. A .hort time after the operniwtting nm, ha. roe Ared to introduce I tion ,hc |Kli„n ,Wch had iuocul„u,J Dress Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Notions, Cloths, Flan­ nels, Ticks, Shirting, Stripes, Checks, Denims. Mandrake arvj Rhubarb and every Mother kaee the ra)u<oftb«e remcdire Wt/lc the Hfce* < qualities tor jourself. BOOTS and SHO ES Price, - - 25c. a Box FEIZELLE BROS. Props. San Fnuxaaoou FRIZELLE a Co.. General Eastern Agrote, *» W. H. ORIS WOLD, Homeopathic Pbyitcisn and Burgeon . Offitee and residence oppoalta the Wolcott MD., DR. C W. GOUCHER, LKCTIC PHYSICIAN and SurRsee la prepares loanawvr nil caI>« Uiat may bv made for hh E WE ARE SELLING THE CELEBRATED $500 IlcHurd! ST1ND1RD SCREW fiSTEHED GOODS ------ SOMETHING BETTER THAN------ with West1. Veritable Uver coetedl Lerye boxes, contain In* 30 Pila, * Beware of connteTtelte ■■6 K ■ahbyF.T Bolae. EMORY PARADY. USTICE OF THE PEACE. Conveyancing care­ fully and promptly attended to. Office ete SI.I.. u.n.> V.* .1.-111- Ul.k J WM. PARMENTER, Drug •tore. Ver­ Office over Hull'* Mich. MI>.. montrille, cuUactlon. promptly FOR FASTENING SOLES OF BOOTS & SHOES. WE RECOMMEND THE STANDARD SCREW RIP OFF THE SOLES made. E PARADY, ----------------- FASTENED WITH IT.---------------- CALL AND SEE THEM. x k Kase y. Madiaoa St-, CWrogo, Ill place in the v willing hoail*. £llikrtllitirsiu Suit. yyoieCOTT hour C. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. NO PATENT NO PAY. 'pHEY HAVE ttOT ’EM. Who? What? Boss Barber. Notary I’ubllc, iAple Greet, Mich. “THE BOSS" BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, - are remote frutp Washington. ladies R.M. Beaver Cloaks, INIENTORS vmiiciii iim sss: cioimc, Imported. Cashmeres, J'HAT HUNBAMD OF HURT DRESS TRIMMINGS in Worsted, Silks and Satins. A. BUSH, NAUIVIU.K, PiTEHTS KOCHER BROS. NEW GOODS SPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO OUR P J. PURCHII, ’ Health Is Wealth. BECAUSE IT IS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO A. AL FLINT, 1 JUST RECEIVED. MICH. J0T IN ELEGANCE AND STYLE THE ABOVE GOODS cannot be equalled in this market. Ladies fail not to see them always 1b Meek. before you purchase. VVILLIAM JONES, I may have made some mis- sve then my revenge for the lo*s I«aac W. Sfjuovf, “ the living skel money—I have just shot your eton,” is now 39 years old. He waa born in Massaclmsethi. and was until 12 -yean i cn the counter, from under his cloak, < Id healthy boy. The disease oi mus- large hooting owL g L1EBHAU8ER, MEBCILAWT TAZLOB READY MADE CLOTHING, ■lob. Prints, Flannels, Waterproofs, Cashmere Sittings, Carpets, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Groceries, &c., Is larger and better selected titan ever before as an inspection will convince. KOCHEB BROS. DB1WTISTS �SATURDAY . DEC. 25.1880. THE WIFE. . A young couple in their honeymoon ore dallying languidly with the grapes at desert. She (archly) “And you don’t find it tiresome, dtjar, all alone with me ! You are quite, quite sure tliat you don’t wish to go back to your bachelor life again F He (earnestly) “Quite, darling. Indeed, married life is so awfully jolly that, you know, if you. ware to die to night, I’d get married again to-morrow,” ’ Nashville haa never been considered much of a tony society town of tho cod­ Mr. Grover, of New Jersey, has fish aristocracy order, consequently, t|io .other day, when we overheard a false idea of what is amusing. He is lady remark of a neighbor, “She does 50 and he n arried a girl of 12, after her own work!” .accompanied by a which be shot her dead. Ho remarked curl of the lip, we wet e somewhat as­ to the officers that he "did it for fun,” tonished. For our education has New Jersey will endeavor to show him taugh t us that the chief corner stones some side-splitting, neck-streching upon which the institutions of this jukes in he criminal law. country rest is lowest labor. - Return­ It makes a mother’s heart revert to ing to our offiec the first exchange we her younger days when she comes iu picked up contained the following to the parlor next morning after her item. daughter’s beau lum been round, and “After the dealh of Conrad Scitx, at Monroe, Ala., this telegram was received from EUo finds only one chair in front of the fire­ Dorsey. Ida wlfedcley funeral two days. I will place and the others sitting along the be really for burial with him. She kept her wall as if they hadn’t been touched for word by remitting suicide.” And the reader need not be assured that the perusal of those short five linen provet’ -very refreshing to our mind. The average wife of the day is one ex­ tremely difficult to solve. A hundred or so of years ago there migh’ have been roanv cases a filial devotedness of the like of the-oue quoted, but nowa-days they are cxtierm !y rare. Would many wives find life unbearable simply because their unfortunate husband shuffled off thia-mortal coil! Na^vurily, Rather would they spend a few months in elegant mourning, then take the insurance money on their dear, dear deceased husbands life (for the probabilities are that the earn­ ings of his life time bad heretofore • been spent in extravagances) and spent it in a rioutous flirtation with some social^nob, whose only virtue is that he is a handsomer man than the de­ ceased, with no unpleasant recollec­ tions of the pleasure she may have deprived her husband of in life to sweep across her peaceful breast. Wives of the present day may not be all alike—and we do not doubt it— but many have no more claims to the name than we have on the bank of England. Many a wife has no other use for her husband than the 'use of his money. His society is naught to her and though she may bang her hair, powder her cheeks, dress extravagantly and smile sweetly, tis not for him: put his love in aballance with her next door neigh­ bor’s window furnishings or handsome carpet, ami it would go up like a rock­ et. Many a wife cares nothing for her husband's business or success, and cries for ft cashmere shawl when his notes are being protested. She is as tearless as marble, however, whilst Haiti hus­ band undergoes bis semi-wceklv en­ deavor to fasten collars anti cuffs to a buttonless shirt or daily swallows dil­ uted coffee, watery potatoes, soggy bread and sour pancake's. Many a wife bows humbly, in church over G<mTh Holy Book aud reads his commands to multiply and replenish the earth, and then goes home and commits crimes that are as black ns satan, and deprives her hnnband of the greatest of earthly bleesings and home of its best furnishings nnd prettiest adorn incuts. Such a wife would term her child uu accident, think less of it than she would of a new silk, and drive her husband to bankruptcy, drink and death. An Italian fisherman recently discov­ ered a petrified woman at Cascade Lake, Nevada,. He was going out to fish, and when pushing off his boat, struck his oar against something, which attracted his attention'. Upon invertigntion a petrified hand protruded from the sand on the beach. In a short time he had unearthed a woman in a com­ plete state of petrification. It was small in size, brown in color, scrawny and emaciated. * ** AU your labors will be rewarded in life just in proportion to your unselfishnestp The most lieautiful thought, hs well as the most beautiful structure, wifi perish if wrought in selfishness, for it is a law of Nature tliat where self is the ruling motive retrogression instead of progression must take place. There­ fore,.do all things in life with one ob­ ject in view to do the will of Him who breathed you into existence. A man In a prayer meeting at Great Springs, Ga., declared that he was ready to die, and awaited the summonswith impatience. He hud barely utter­ ed the sentiment when a bullet crash­ ed through the window ami grazed his ear. A neighbor, whom he had sued for debt, had taken him at his word . He hastily bid himself under a bench. Leprosy exists to a considerable ex­ tent in the Parisi) of Lafburcha, La. An attempt to make an official investi­ gation was lately resisted with arms, the lepers and their friends believing that tlie sufferers were to be isolated ed an island in the ocean. The report of tlie physicians is that the disease is not gaining ground. If business colleges will teach all their young business men ever to be polite rather than saucy, snappish and impu­ dent. in order to show off to some friend who may bo near that they can act un­ mannerly, they will give lessons that juav be worth a great deal of money to their pupils in course of time. • Do not defer being happy till to-mor­ row, but try a little to-day. three years. A lawyer who defends ft mobber, a thief, a. robber,' a murderer, is no bet­ ter, nor so honest or good a man as tlie criminal he defends. An honest law­ yer will never undertake to defend a dishonest man or one he does not be­ lieve innocent. A Boston Aldennam suggests that telegraph wire should be hung bn poles placed in the alleys instead of in the streets. Whether or no the by-law to that e’ticct will l>e passed in Boston will depend much on the amount of wire-pulling tnc telegraph companies do. He was sitting in the parlor with her, when a rooster crowed in the yard,and, leaning over, he said: “Chanticleer.” "1 wish to gracious you would!” she said. “I’am as sleepy as I can be.” He took his hat aud left, and hasn't been back since. Warren Shepard, who was hanged at ^loutgomcry, Texas, the other day, ex­ horted all his friends to meet him in Il .*avcu. A person would thir.k Heav­ en was down below by the number of criminals that "drop” into it. The moon is often reduced to its lait quarters, but like a moon of pluck, comes up smiling at the proper time. Take courage, ye who are nearly strapped. NEVER BEHIND! ^icbigia €ratnd|Uilr«a£ ALWAYS TO THS FRONT! A Philadelphian made a fruitless ef tort to sell worthless bars at the mint lor pure gold. The profit if ho had succeeded, would have been $70,U0U. ‘•‘It you shoot my dog 1’11 shoot you,” said Van Burgu to Hunt, at Tuscola, Ill. The dug and Hunt in u minute lay dead on the ground. The true gentlemen will never smoke in tho prescenco of ladies, nor of his wife unless he considers her beneath him. It is a fact that those who do not like the way we do things can do as they please concerning their own things. From. Drug and Book Store For All! A PENNY WILL BUY A CHRISTMAS ’ COMPRISING IN PART In order to buy CHEAP I have nought a larger stock than usual, and . offer goods at pri ces that will A8TNI8H YOU ALL 1 ■ To enumerate them all I should have to charter Bro. Strong’s entire naper for a month ; I shall not mentionanything buFsimply say Even thouirh you are not ready to buy,’ Pi liud look at the irootls, price them, admire them, talk about them, and make us just trot from six in the morning till 9 at night. Throwing Light on the Subject I I have the largest and finest stock of LAMPS ever brought to this town" embracing all tho newest and most unique designs both in bronze, stand, and HANGING LAMPS, and anything in my line that 1 have not in stock, I can get it for you cheaper than though I carried it in stock. MAJOLICA WARE. FRENCH CHINA. CHANDELIERS, ETC. And see if you don’t want a can of oys­ ters, a nice steak, a juicy toast. a few bolognas, or something of the kind. But above all, don’t forget the Christ­ mas show. ‘ C. W. SMITH. All selected from large stocks, and bought cheap, and examine,, and ask questions. , Vermontville .. Charlotte Eaton Rapids, . Rive* Junction. Jackson............ Detroit- NEW YEAR’S GIFTS PAIN IN THE BACK, Side or I.oina. Inflammation a nd Nervous & Physical Debility, drink, the abu»e of nature or atberwlae. It tupereede* the inconvenience* and trouble* of taking tauaeouaaud puiaonotu internal medicine*. It la worn exactly where needed, next to the body and Itntredlatoly over the Kidney*, It i» comfortable to the patient, aafe. pleaamt TIOX. • It cm be worn ;al all Umr*, in any elimate, and I* equally good far G Jtat.lJj - Gen’l J‘a»»and Ticket Agent.Chicago. NASHVILLE LEVAT0B, Remodeled, Enlarged® Improved Domestic Sewing Machine Holiday Grift. No Lady SlioulcI l»e W itliont tlie LIGHT.8254 and DURABLE DOMESTIC Children’s Sets, Rattles, Whistles, etc., etc. ine goods and price*Respectfully, Call and exam­ IN 1879, hm to Ena.be Any number of farmers to Unload Wheat and Grain Ex­ peditiously ud Aocuratiy. AINSWORTH & BROOKS desire to announce that having erected one of the largest and most convenient elevator buildings in central Michigan, they are prepared to receive and PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FRANK C. BOISE. For any quantity of 0 A. NICHOLS. the Boot 4k shoe Wan oi Nashville. INS That may bo brought them. They alsc keep for sale at tho lowest prices Seeds, Flour. Feed. Lime, Salt, Master, Stucco, Hair and Shingle*. Order Wor o > Money Sared by Dcalim with them. Al.YSWSffORTH A BROOKS. plANOS 151) ORGANS! you MAY HURRAH FOR G-arcock and. Hartfield —BUT REMEMBER THAT— Remember that for the next <30 days I will give to parties consulting mc.tno GREATEST BARGAINS In Pianos and Organs ever heard of, for strictly ------ WILL SELL.YOU------ Harnesses, Bits, Whips, Robes, Blankets, Trunks, FIRST-CLASS GOODS. Combs, Brushes, &c. , Cheap as t he Cheapest. Light Single and Double Harnesses made of best Virginia oak tanned Leather. An examination of my goods and prices will fully convince you. Re­ member I sell the world-renowned ESTEA' MAN, WOMAN OR CHILD. Do not be prejudiced. GIVE IT A TRIAL and be convinced that It I* honc*l, reliable, effective and Ju»t wbat poor feebla and exhaurted tody requlre*TbouMud* arc dally wldlngthtir teitia ouy to tl.e wonderful ««rallve power* of thl* rrcat remedy, who are being re»tored to prrA-ct health after all ORGAN I And others of standard makes. Will furnish to parties any make of instru­ ment desired. bR SUB8TI lUTE. If.ba ha* not got it, *«nd to u* and twelve it by return mall. DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIST.—Regular Pad|3 Special Pad for Chronic. deep Mated, or rate* of longstanding, Children’* Pad, fur lummcr complaint, weak kidneysand bedwetting. (1.50 Our book "How a Ute was Saved," containing a history of thl* great discovery, mailed free. Write for |t- ccrn sheller Organs Repaired, a^EW f-’ CLEANED and POLISHED, TWO ItJPORTAiiT ADVANTAGES. AT LIVING PRICES. DAY KIDNEY PAD CO.. Toledo, 0. PHYSICAL LIFE nurra • < , do u. BOTH SEXES. JJENRY ROE. 10:14 10A2 0:01 IMO 035 IMO 1130 am 8:M » IE Detroit—.. Jackaon,... Rive* Junction E*ton Rapid*. Charlotte---Vermontville NaahvUle Hairing* MMdlevllle,... Hammond-.. Grand Rapid*, 10-30 Th rough Coaches and Sleeping i__ Grand Rapid* and Detroit. All train* connect In aame depot at Detroit with Great Western, Grand Trunk and Canada Southern Railway*. K. C. BROWN, H. B. LEDYARD. A fine assortment of Silver and Nickle Plated Ware, consist­ r£HE ing in part of TEA AND COFFEE POTS, TABLE KNIVES, FORKS, SPOONS, Etc., Etc. POCKET KNIVES, RAZORS, SHEARS. SCISSORS. A fine assortment of GRANITE IRON WARE, SKATES, SLEIGH-BELLS, and ABOVE ALL, A So 2 •- • kin. nourUhlnjc and »trengthln|t vegetable tonic*, giving in WosnaarfL Powih to eure at oner, tS 835 STATIONS. Call 55. PAD bM a K rj.-.l Kfc I". T. BOISE • J>et >it. AU*J Jc Kxdi m. Exnr.aa STATIONS. Hammond,—„. Middleville days The woman who marrieu a man who uses tobacco will often go hungry and poorly dressed. Beating Down in Trade. Large and small, cheap and expensive Bibles, Plaited Ware, Watches and Jewelry, Cabinet and Photograph Velvet Frames, Toilet Articles, Brushes, Fine Perfumes, Fancy Box Paper and Papateries, Wax, China and Parian Marble, Dolls of all sizes, Toys and Toy Books, Fancy Ink-stands and Paper Weights, Ob, yes! I came near forgetting to tell you that I have got a boss stock of And want to sell them to those who want to buv, at prices as low as the lowest, and guarantee everything’ as represented. ■ And while you are in just remember to step into the GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. the Latest Books Photograph and Autograph Albums, Scrap Books, jVII Come and See! Bright’* Di*c**cof tire Kidnrjr*. Dialxte*. Drop»r, Gravel, Catarrh of the Bladder, Inability to Retain or Expel the Urine, .Slone In the Bhdder. High Colored, Scanty or painful Urinating, Depoili*. Ca*t* or Shred* tn the Urine. The manufactures of merchants who succeed m building up a stable busi­ ness and in realizing the most profit, ask one fair price for each class’ of their goods, and firmly refuse to lower it. The customers who make the best bar­ gains are willing to pav for an article what it is worth. These are truths which close and intelligent observation always confirms. Yet there are some manufactures and merchants who, rather than low a stubborn customer will sell an article for almost what it cost; and there are customers who in­ variably higgle for a lower price, even if goods are at first offered them at reasonable rates. Thq teller who be­ gins to occasionally “knock off a little” on regular prices, having shown him­ self vulnerable, will be cunning and mean to customers until he yields again and again, to the serious detriment of his Business; and ouly by a decisive return and a continued adhesion to a one price basis, can recover his former prestige. Buyers who invariably try to “beat down” on prices wherever they may go to trade, although they can occasionally get a good Jhing cheap only accomplish their purpose by show­ ing they have do respect; and more­ over, in the moat places which they en­ ter, they expend their breath in vain, for care is taken that they be never given a single cent’s worth morn than their just due. On the contrary, reasouablc sustomers who do not com­ plain of a fair price, will lie the favor­ ed ones, and will frequently ■ have thrown into the bargein certain little extras and conveniences, so that they will be sure of obtaining their full money’s worth. J notice, clear and aim • pie and business stability require that goods and articles of nil kinds offered in regular sale be always disposed of at theirlegitimate market value. Who­ ever Muxeeds, under such circumstan­ ces, in getting anything for almost what it cost, knows that he is defraud­ ing aome one out of his just due, and the seUtu- who yields to the imposition, knows that he is sacrificing nia own rights, as well tub stticLbuainess honor. other ran dally except Sunday. PRESENT; SO WILL 1100.00. to sell them ALL, I shall Going B—t Iftrom j«aolfon7 MsO~Z------------ 840 p. m. Arrive Detroit*A0 I THE LARGEST STOCK AND ASSORTMENT OF THE KIND A lounger m or abuut an office or store, who has work to do, is nothing more than a tai>e worm. Never trust a man who is not prompt and who is not business like in all ’bis business affairs. MAIN JLINK.. ON AMD AJT1B DEC. IX IM, TOAINS O> O.M.1.UM will pa« J«kwn MtX.;. Mammoth Stock to Select Neat Department Many a man and xvoinan upends life in patching virtue with sin and patch­ ing t>iu with virtue till they seem to be like the tail of of a peacock, only less gorgeous. HOLIDAY PRESENTS C. H. BERRY. PnontiTOB MEAT MARKET Fresh and Salt Meats Snoici Ham aii Shaalders, IN THEIR SEASON, Lard, by the lb. or barrel, ty The Highest Market Price paid for Hides, Pelts, dec. Fresh Goods, Full Weights and Satisfaction Guaranteed. HE.VRY ROE. ■ SIOOBL _ ______ For any Case of Catarrh It will not Cure, ’ J. D. WEATHERFORD. of lh« Houte of A. T. Kesirl * Co., Chicago,IIL,write* G« pleasure in In'urmlns von that I bate u*ed Hail’* Catarrh Cure. Il ha* cured mo -1 waa very bad—. don’t beaitate io My that It will cute auy ca*e of Catarrh. J. D WEATHERFORD. eta. per Bottle. F. J. CHE5EY & CQ^Taled•, O. FOR SALE BY F. T. BOISE. Steketee’s PIN WORM DESTROYER. A turn rare for dretrorfng alt kind* of Wonm it especially lha Pin Worm. Contalnanocalo me! or jalap, perfectly rafh aad haroiim.andi healthy modldne; no phyxieDeed be taken alto �«» -wife— tor a. . of the wook risking btelarthce al Pirttorvilk. TWtaxm faabto town arvbatagpMd into the lTUHDAY, - - - DEC, aa, 1880. st ha« returned frrra hla hunting ex- Munday, with 38 a-botare. VICIMITYLOCAL?. er of R. A. Perry, has been ▼iaitlng in this mti<m, and returned home on Munday. Hon. Hannon Bradley and wife of Battle Creek were the guests of their sun M. H. the sleighing. >fiM Ella Buck is atiH visiting Jay find of the week, . • It la awful idfppery. Fanners in Bellevue township repsirt their Joaepb Miller is agent for the herald. taxes thh> year as vary high: they say the aver-’ businc**, or be may have the butcher knife ’ RxetM and her Dagctt got badly honied last town. Two gentleman from east of Chariowc were tempting to Hm bis hired woman. There was a wood bee at the Center for the in thia section the first of the week looking for M. P. churii last Friday. EATON COUNTY. Mrs. McKcnxy of NaahrlUe 1* visiting her premises on Saturday. Mrs. David McDcrby now on a visit amoug A freight cor ran off tbe track near Bellevue alster, Mra. John Darting. . • her relative* hereabout* ha* since been quite one d»y tart week. . Robert* A West, of Eaton, Rapid* have nhlpill since her arrival from Nebraska, ber home, has moved on the Biwhee farm. ' e<l direct to Glasgow, Scotland, 260 barrel* of but is DOW convaleceut. A watch meeting will be held at the M. Pflour. Orra. son of A. R. Williams fell on the Ice a Wayne McCrumb, zff Eagle wa* thrown from Geo. VanAukcn bad a dance last Friday few days ago receiving some severe injuries a buggy on Tuesday of last week, and had hl* anwHig which was the dislocation of hta right stub leg broken. A debt of *100 waa raised from their Diptbcrla » at111 raging in the east part of the shoulder. He is picking tip slowly, The Reform Club were badly dlsapointed lu church on Sunday, Dec. 12th, by the Congregatown. Eugene Hayes loosing a boy lart Saturtkmaltata of Eaton Rapid*. nut'bearing from Messrs, Wheeler, Barber A On Friday Dec. 10th, the residence of Fer­ OUver Kugel, of Castleton made hie appear- Ainsworth oa Friday evening last, as they were nando Afnrtey, three mile* north-cart of Delta, wa* burned, with all hi* content*. Nolnaurance. once at the meeting at the eagle acbool house expected to be present and address the club. Edmund Farrah. of Charter, ha* been Mcawa. Bowen, Davis, Armstrong A Brunconfronted by Sarah McMurray wbo David Bower lias leased a piece of land of C. dlge will now draw on the town for *100.00 *ay* he I* tbe father of ber child. Farrah l. Butler and is putting a house thecou and la ■apiece, war bounty voted July 1WM- How are 1* under arrest.■ you taxes! O, I guess some people wont grumMra. J. UrierofDiamoudate tried to pick the wax from ber fear with a pin. and now the doc­ Elder Daria's meeting enwed Monday niggt next winter. O. np. tor* are tryittic to pick tbe pin from her ear, and A brother and sister living, in MafJe Grove •o far have yot been succesaful. are endeavoring to solve a mystery, which is no No hornets were present. Jamea Campbell, la the cognomen under Sheriff Houghtaiin came to Assyria last week less than discovering their own father who. It which a thing tn human form aall* under fa and took a horse from John Regent, that he was supposed, died In the army duri ng tlie war Delta, and thexafore«ald thing ha* forfeited all claim* to humanity by brutally whipping hla had bought 6 weeks before. It ha* been stolen but who it I* now beleivrd lives tn Nebraska.. wife. ■___ J . We will note results and apprise The Nkws of near Kalamazoo, and John 1* put *60. Tlus-gig of Dr. Addington, of Bellevue, coll. Mina says when Joab Griffins wife cornea to the same, ded with Mr. Sawyer’* vehicle on Bunday of On Monday as Bake Mix was going down thn lost week, unashfag a wheel aud throwing the B.' 3k Kents. B. T. goes up stair*, hides under Doe. out on his cranium, bruising him consid­ the bed and if ahe goes up there, be crawl* out hill near J. A. Brown's new barn with two cords erably. . of the window and stand* in the cold for two of green 2 foot wood on the wagon the tongue Tbe Sampson Hall block at Charlotte ha* of the wagon broke and but for the presence of l>een purchased by Bradford Kellogg, an cxbouns. Nine families in the west part of the Center mind of Bake there wbould .have becu the loss perienced architect and bulkier , who propose* remodel the whole building and fit up the district baa made up their minds to have a of span of horses to record besides a wreck of a to ball a* a first-elau opera house. . school of thtdr own. They have hired Nettle wagon. A break wa* discovered in the dam of Gardi­ Will the Nashville correspondent of the Vt. ner <fc Overshlre at Bellevue. Sunday Dec- 12th. Smith to teach, who commenced last MondayVille Hawk please bear in mind that it is very and it required the immediate aid .of several Monday with 23 scholars. Two'boyu viz Wm. Campbell and Henry Kea- ungenticmnnly to write such a batch of vulgar team* and men to stop tbe leak and repair the damage. This 1* the second narrow escape this gle got into a tow, which caused Keaglc to be insinuation* for a paper as he liad lu hl* last firm has had within a few month*. arrested, tbc Keaglc boys have for some winters week* contributions! The matter deserve* no The Bellevue lecture association ha* elected made a pratice of disturbing meeting*, they notice from me, ouly from the fact that It was the following officers: President, Hiram M. came to the Eagle meeting*, and soon Keaglc printed In a paper for which tlie reader* of The Allen; Vice President, James M. Powers; Corrcspondlng Secretary, Rev. P. J. Maverty; and Campbell had some worth. when Kt»glc News have the honor to read. Therefore to Treasurer, J. B. Deuel; Executive Committee, hauled off and took Campbel) one across the reply in The New* would be Insulting to its Tbc president and secretary , John Evans, Rev. mouth with what the boys call a hand billy or * patron* and entirely out of place, yet, for one L. E. Spafford and J. M. Powers. They have arranged for a course of six lecture* and 50 ct*. a club loaded with lead, knocking three of who receives a complimentary puff each week i* tbe sum charged for u season ticket. CamJE>cll’6 teeth out. The fun then began, in The N«wt» I think he not only deserve* a Among the names of those corresixinded with and Campbell clinched Keaglc when Keaglc severe “let down” but much less praising. to entertain tbe dub, are those of Rev. Reed Stewart. Baltic Creek ; Prof. 8. Dicker, of Al­ repeated his blow,the.boys both got scarred up Hereafter when he attacks me any paper but bion Collage; Prof*. Estabrook and Ti*on, of some, and Campbel h.'d Keaglc down aud was The News I will not reply to hl* ungcntleman- Olivet college; Rev. Dr*. Pierson and Pool, of doing up a fine job when two women went out ly comments. If I wa* so hard up for a sub­ Detroit and Mr*. Mary T. Lathrop, of Jackson. and parted them. Campbell went before Esq. ject* to write about a* to go about the country MICHIGAN. Mills, swore out a warrant placed It an officers bunting up the little neighborhood gossip about ■AND SEE THE LATEST STYLES IN- AS8YRIA. hands, who went to Kcagles the next morning, found Hank bad left, He was found at his brother*, five miles north of Nashville and was brought before Esq. Millifi where the boys set­ tled by Keaglc paying *30 and peace again reigns tn Assyria. H. H. WOODLAND. A Merry Chrirtmaa to you all. Give us some sleighing for Christmas. Mias Hattie Young* took a Comforter on Wednesday. Our store* arc full of present*, and the clerks are on their taps. Mrs. Farreh baa been very sick, but we learn she 1* getting better. , T. Phillipa, of Hastings, was in town Thurs­ day, selling sowing machines. Tbe cub* arc bound to have a good time at L D. Carpenter’s, shaking the.lr heel*. Mr. and Mr*. Putts lost a child three years uf age, which was buried on Wednesday. George McArthur lias taken to himself n wife, “and still there's more to follow.” The Woodland singers will hold a musical concert at the church next Wednesday night. Bill Slxbury traded a yoke of oxen to Bert Holly, and Bert found out there wa* a mort­ gage on said cattle, and Burt says: “BUI, vou make that right, or 1 will bust you.” There is going to be a family Christm.i* tree at Ira Stowell’* on Saturday, and aside from that, there will be an extension table spread with food to satisfy the longing* of the inner JOHNSTOWN. There is no sleighing yet. Tlie blacksmith Is full of business. Mr. A. Phillip is visiting home and friends fa Johnstown. Mr. Al. Rowley will spend the bolinays at Nashville, nothing Preventing. Hope be will have a good time. Clarence hopes that Dutchman will die be­ fore he,—and Birkliard wonts him to sign his own name to his dutch stuff. The singing school, taught by Mra. A. Ed- anxious lot of scholan they are. There was a shooting match at Bonfield cor­ ners last Saturday. Hank says be dont /think much of the boys around the corners, arc too latter was so badly beaten that he has not been seen wince, I tell you my fellow-men tliat wo Mr. Allison Kipp has gone Into Mr. Morlen store over on the town line, for tlie purpose of gaining a little incite in the mercantile business and I guesajit wtll be a little then be thinks be will be prepared for handlihg A. T. Stewart &. Co’s, book*. Bblue. CEDAR CREEK. Timcs are dull and money is scarce. Our school commenced Monday morning, gain. the teacli.tr and the school the matter. There was in uttcadanceubout for­ ty scholars all feeling cheerful and happy, that the। cz^cbooljnam not putting in an appenr- Mon evening by a wUd Irinhnian bythe name of Flanigan there was about MO people in atten­ dance He made lots of fun for the boy* and one of its citizen* a* he has done, and picking The Marshall home, at Ludington, burned | up all the fact* concerning hl* domestic affairs and writing and publishing the same us he ba* Elisha Sampson, dropped dead at the resi­ dence of bi* eon-ln-law, three miles north of done, 1 should cease writing for tlie press and Niles, Wednesday. go and leant manners of some one. \_The Rev. M. B. Taylor has been appointed acting president of Adrian college, vice George B- McElroy, resigned. Congresaman Horr lias been summoned home VERMONTVILLE. by telegraph, hl* daughter Hora being nt the point uf death al East Saginaw. Theliodyof Henry Squler, brothv of M. L. Cha*. F. Ruggles, a prominent lumberman and John H. Squler, arrived here from Philo* of Manistee, was assaulted anti shot tn the hand by Asa Hamlin, on the 18lh. delphia for burial on Thursday morning. Mr. Daniel GleaAon wa* seriously cut in tbc uee.k Henry Squicr has lived % number of years in by a razor in the hands uf Dennis Murph v, in a the Island uf Mauritius, oh the east coast south row at the Gvrrish headquarters near Farwell Africa where his wife now is. About three on the 17th. Cha*. Jewett, one i f the oldest settlers of years since on account of falling health he came to Paris and latter to London for the same pur­ Berrien county, and for many years Probate Judge of tliat county, died at Nites on Monday, pose. La*t fall be came to this country7 and aged 70 years. turned up at Minneapolis but found the climate Fred Burroughs, a brakeman, of Flint, run too cold. Booyrfour weeks since he upj»car(xl oveffby the car* at Harrison, Mondav night, here, when- after undergoing medical trpit- died Tuesday, at Clare. Hl* body wras taken to Hint for burial. with no apjiarent l>eneflt be determined to seek The 'residence, il* content*, and the barn, of relief at the Jcffcraon Medk-lil college in Phila­ Cha*. Byrne, in Plainfield township, Kent Co., delphia. His brother John accompanied him was destroyed by fire on the night uf the IGth. thither but his stop wa* short. Tuesday last Los* *8,006; insurance *5,000. Mrs. Burk, wife of the proprietor of the De­ a telegram brought the sod Intelligence of his troit Commercial Advertiser, was neoriv poison­ dt alb. Two brothers and two sisters are living ed to death on the 16th, by the mistake of a here and two other brothers at other places In drug clerk, who put up morphine Instead of quinine. the state. In tbe Ijjpeer circuit court last week Frank I,a*t Monday Henry Southwell who had Itcn Emery, charged with committing a robbery on a drunk,which come near being his last pos­ near Metamora lost February, was convicted sible one, went before Esq. Bodine and took and sentenced to 21 years In State prison at and recorded an oath not to drink again for Jackson. Tlie residence of William Jackson, in Monteone year. Charley Farr, it 1* said, also took a rv, Allegan county, was destroyed by fire at 2 like oath at the same time. All citizens “with­ o'clock Moaday morning. Ntthlng wa* saved, out regard to party,” wish them abundant suc- not even tbe family clothing. Loes at»ul *4,000; no Insurance. George Lefasick, of Benton Harbor, fell from Gcu. L. Spellman has sold out hi* harness ahoptohis brother D. R. wbo continue* the a scaffolding to tbe ground, a distance of nine­ teen feet, wlilie working on tlie MethodlM. business over tbc latter* grocery store. Geq.has church on the 17th, and w*s instantly killed. the kindest wishes of all good citizen* who will He leaves a wife and four children. greatly regret hla removal should it occur. Michael Ryan, a switchman on tbe D., L. & Miss. Parmenter l» on the “home stretch" in N. railroad, wa* killed at the Graud Trunk junction, Detroit, by a brake-wheel he bad hold her preparation* for her concert next Wednes­ of suddenly loosening aud throwing him to the day night Dec. 2D. ground, and the cxr passing over him. Hattie Curtis and Carrie Parmenter arrived Tbc depot and freight bouse of the G. R. A i home for a short vacation on Wednesday even­ R. R-. al Paris, six miles south of Reed City, were burned Sunday morning, together wifh ing. They were studying at Oberlin, Ohio. their content*. The Green Township records Seml-aunnal meeting of the “Citizens Pro­ were al*o burned, the agent being Town Clerk. tective Temperance AModatipn” wa* held on Aaron Brooks, of Bumips Corners, Allegan Tuesday evening for tbe election of officer* and county, is seriously 111 and not expected to re­ to bear report*. The result* of their labors cover. He 1* anxious to know tlie wbereabout* of 811a* Brooks, and any information concern­ may be rammed up asjfollow* :—One sahxin ing him will be thankfully received by the dying (the only one) closed- Declrtonof Supreme On Sarnrday night 14 cars on tbe Chicago Court refusing to call fa question the action of the common council refusing to accept the prof­ A Grand Trunk railroad were ditched just east of Flint. They were loaded with cattie. several fered boud*. Cost* to the Association, seven of which were killed. Tbe cars were badlv dollar* and twenty cent*. smashed, but fortunately uoneuf the train inch were killed. The accident was caused by a broken rail. About 7:30 Thuradav morning, John Itionlou BARRYVILLE. a fanner residing about three mile* from East Saginaw, cut hi* tiiroat with a pocket-knife, I Huinllhm Brown ha* returiied from the north making a deep gash five inches fa length. He lingered until 1 p. m., when be died. He was Wood*. 05 years old, and leaves a family, a wife and John Ik-Long is feeble and 1* unable to t»e two adult children. around as usual. Thursday evening, at Grand Rapids, 15 or 16 Wm. N' Devine has been sick for the put young men on a pair of l»t* with a long plonk between them, were coasting on Bridge street, four weeks of lung difficulties. when they tried to turn out to avoid a woman The Badcock boy* Alva, and C. Z^, are still and struck a telegraph pole. They stopped. Charles Chandler had hi* leg broken in two moving their effects Middleville-way. Willis Uthrop and wife have returned from their wedding tour, and are «oon to move on to Thc balance of cosh .In the state treasury Rev. I. W. Critenden’s farm fa Morgan. Dec, 11 ws* *1,433,437.16; receipt* for the week ending Dec. 13 were *15,576.61; payment* for same time were *28,618.^; balance Dec. 18, Garter, of Bonyvllle, dues not keep u» better •l^*a.4»; of which *9122170.37 belongs to posted m to passing event* fa this vicinity the sinking fund; *190.852.4K k held in trust ; leavingatadanee of *317,262.73 for general through Tur New*. purposes. It appears tliat Mr. Freeman ha* conceived the Idea of of covering quite a .jwrtlon of hi* farm with ahfagle, judging from tbe size uf Ids one half mile east of Barryvillc, on Friday eve­ bouse and the burn be is building. ning Dwcmiier Slat, for the purpose of organ­ We conclude that Em. Hyde has recently izing a literary and debating society. All that heard there was such a place a* China ftni; are Interested In education and mental im­ lera in cash 2 buttons and 2 shot. He thanked went down two hundred and thirty feet tn that provement are cordially invited to be present. them kindly for the buUon*. He was n gcx^l direction, making the deepest well we have DXXBX». heard of fa thfs section, and all without KENNARD.—Man-, wife of James Kennard, not like his speech, especially the prtochera. factory result*. Sunday Dec. fpth. at ber home fa North Castieton, after a lung Anew. Ladies’ Cloaks and Men’s Overcoats THAT WILL BE SOLD CHEAP TO CLOSE OUT ! Ou.r Stock of Neck VV <>ar for- Uadieei in IS COMPLETE WE HAVE AN ELEGANT DISPLAY IN . Our stock of DRESS GOODS was never more complete than now. We call special attention to our Camels1 Hair and Cashmeres. JC^" This week we show extra bargains in LADIES’ AND GENTS’ UNDERWEAR. We pay more money for $ 50c vest and pants than any other house in town. Therefore we show you the best 50c. garment in Barry county. We are receiving a large line of WINTER CAPS for Men and Children in Cloth and Fur. We also have a fine stock, of WOLF ROBES. Our Grocery Department is Complete. We quote good brown Sugar at 8c. light at 9c. I am in receipt of 25 cases of Rubber Goods, which will be sold cheaper than ever. If y ou are not dealing with me, come and see what I am doing. I guarantee every article in quality and price, and will not be undersold. Value of the “Good Will." HASTINGS ITEMS. Hon. Daniel Striker ie in Albion on businesa. The Bed Ribbon club elect officers next Tuesday night. The firemen received their ducata on Wednesday evening. The Maxwells are playing to fair au­ diences every night this week. The Bnaby’a are increasing, Em. and John, each nave little "shavera,’’ A public library is needed here and we understand that a project ia on foot to organize an association. We oid it Gut! speed. A. O. Miller presented “Forsaken” at Union Hall last week Wcdnes* ay, and from the thin audience, he must have thought that he was forsaken. The city schools are now CtltHgi by Sweet & Upjohn’s electric clocks, the primary being* situated in the High school room, the secondarv in tbe other departments. Tbe Christmas Cantata was execut­ efl at Union Hall on Friday night with credit to the performers and a net cash balance of 840 to tbe Intermediate de­ partment, for tho purchase of an or­ gan. The Barry Co., Bible society held its annual meeting at the M. E. church on Sunday evening, and elected R. J. Grant, Pres;!’. Dunning, Sec’y; and H. Shantz, Treas. They also raised 812. for the support of the society tbe ‘ensuing year. On the upper end of Gratiot avenue a little old man X‘‘Pt «ort of grocery and notion otore, and a few days ago a citizen wanted to buy him out, en - large the building and establish a firstclass store. The oid man expressed his willingness to sell, and inventoried his stock at $38. This wasn’t his price for vacating, however. When he came to make figures lie wanted $800. “But your old dried herrings, jumping-iacks and'iimcracks only figure up $38;" protested the citizen. “Yes, I know, but I must have some-1 “Good will! How much do your sales average per da!” “Well, about$l.W ” “And you want over $230 for the good will!” “But, you must remember,’’ calmly observpd the old man, “that it has ta ken men over five years to work tip my sales to where they are now. For the J first three years I was here I didn't sell thirty cents’ worth a day. I’ve built up a btom in this neighborhood, and I’m not going to give it away to a stranger —not until my rheumatiz is wnss! Please crowd in behind the stove and give this woman a chance to buy a darning needle.”—Jrec Press. Spend your own time in idleneM, if yon wish to, but do not rob others of their time. 4^ j nc: S ““ ' yniiD RifK iciif UUII L IUUII UlUllflUIIL And all dlacaaea of tbe Kidney*. BUdder and Urinary Organa hy wearinc tbe Iinjmei. EICELSIOR KIDNEY PAD. Il la a tncreel of Healing and relief. Simple. Sensible* Direct. PAINLESS, POWERFUL. It CUREH where all clae fhtla. A BEVKI.ATION and REVOLUTION to medicine Aborplion or direct application, a> oppoavd to nn»ai iatbetnrr Internal medicine*. Send for our treatl*e on Kidney troubles, acnl free. Bold by drarglau, or a nt by mail on receipt of price, |2. The “Only” Lung Pad Co. . ’ . Wlillajn* Block. nUTKOlT, .Tile Tbi* is the Origin*) and O-nuitw gidney F Kellogg'* ColumblEU Oil is a powerful remedy, which ean be taken Internally u well a* externally by tlin tendered infant It cure* altnint Instantly, i» pltnaant. aeling directly upon the ncrvoli* sys­ tem. cauaing audden buoyancy of the mind. In abort the wonderful effect* of tbla moat wonderful remedy cannot b« explained in written tenguw. A aingle doae inhaled and taken ac-tirding to dlrec tion* will convlnca any one that It Ja all that la claimed for It. Warranted io cure tbe following If we had the opportunity that nine­ diaeaaea : Rbeuraaltani or Kidney Diaeaae in any form. Headache. Toothache. Earache. Neuralgia, teen young men out of twenty throw Sprain*. Hrulaca, Fleah Wound*, Bunlona, Burna, away! . , , Corn*, Spinal uflWtion. Cotte, Cramping Pain*.Chol­ era Moroua, Flux. tHarrboea, Colda. __ a Coogta, J.”_______ ___Bron , ­ Pioneer Meeting. “Don’t you wish you was a big manT” said one little urchin to another. “K’rect, I do. I’m just dying to be big enuff to get shaved, an’ have one of ’em barbers powder me all over and squirt cologne juice nt me.” Notice is hereby given tliat the ninth annual meeting of the Barry County Pioneer Associa­ tion will be held at Union Holl In the City of Hartings, on Thursday, the 6th day of January, A. D. 1881, at ten o’clock in the forenoon, fur the election of officers for the ensuing year and for Ute transaction af such other business as mav property come before the meeting. A cor­ dial invitation 1* extended to all. Dated, Hastings Dec. 15th. 1880. H. A. Goodteab, Pres. John Q. Cbebst, Bec'y. 1LLWBW... Probate Order. St*tb or Micatoxx, | County of Barry. » ”• • • At a aeaaton of the Probate Court for tbe County of Barry, Holden at the Probale Office In the City of healing medicines. It draw, from the FlaaUnga, on Monday tho 13th day of Dec. in the esuse death. yeat one tbouaand eight hundred .and eighty, prevent. Clement Smith, Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estate of GEORGE W KILBURN. Dcceaaed. . On reading and filling tbe petition, duly verified Don’t despair until you bare triad thia Sennibie, of Catharine Kilburn, widow of mid dereaaed, Ffon1*' A 1 <Uld * * * *Rixllvulljr *** EfTcKjpraying that a paper thl* day filed with thl* court N. B-—All persons tatererted tn tbc Pioneer purporting to be the iaal will and teatament of aald Soid by Druggixi*. oraanl bv mail on receipt of eevased may be admitted to probate. pr A*Modalion will see to furnishing the neces­ deevared price, *2.00, by Thereupon ill* ordered tlj*t sary amount of provisions, without further no­ tice, By order of Executive Committee. it, at ten o'clock tn the forenoon, bosadaned for William Block, 3 J. Q. Cressy. ■ hearing of .aid petit io: , and that tbe heir* at DETROIT, MUch. ' of aald deceased and all other persona interest1.1 . — 1-1 —*.l. — ■.. rAn< ha* * — — .. — — - a - _ Iaa ■Die Nashville Nkwh has progressed so far toward a metropolitan Journal that it Is to be of said Court, then to Im holfon al tb<i Probate Of- Ilona a year. Sent tree, printed by steam.—Bellevue Gazette. You Can be BELIEVED AND CURED. The “Only” Lung Pad Co, THE SUN FOR 1881. A CARD OFTBAXKK. further ordered, that said To the friend* and neighbors wbo «o kindly aertsted me in niy trouble*, canted by the Iom of thrrerffby causing a copy of this order to be j my wife, I am truly grateful; also. 1* those wbo lltbcd in tbe New*, a newspaper prit followed her to the grave, many of whom I do an-’, circulated In said County of Barry, three i not know, being a stranger here; accept my ccmIto week*, previous to said day of heartns. [A true Copy,) CLEMFjrrflMIT] thanks, all. Verv respectfully, Jas. II. Kennard. Everybody reads Tai Sow. lu tbeeiitlona of thb newspaper throaghbut the year to coms evwry- Probate Order. The time ha* been when ditease of the Kid­ neys were cons.dcred serious affection* but fortunately all fear of any fatal results from these troubles are now dispelled by the certain­ ty with which Day’s Kidney Pad always acts. of Barry, holdea a the 1’rubate Office, 1 n th* City of HMliago. on Tuesday, the 17lh day of December, A CARD. tn the year on* tboasand eight hundred sad eighty. I hereby return my sincere thanks to 8. PrvMDt.Clement Smith, Judge of Probate. In the matter of the eetate of LOUIS C Haight, Dr. Carpenter also A. J. Carpenter and 8M O K E-'deeeaaed. family for their care and respect* shown to On reading and filing the petition duly verified, of him, Lewis Smoke, during hta Illness and death, Arnau 8. Smoke, brother of the decoded, praying and I also kindly thank tbe good people of Woodland for their respect* in our bereave­ Thereupon il la ordered, that ment Your* respectfully, v- ...... ........ U.5. waaewdevowd. E- Good writing In every column, »nd freaknoa, originality. srcur*cya«1 decorum In too trealarat of every suhjeet. 4. Honest eammant Tbs Rbs'* ItaUtis tospeak. [for out f«qle»»iya»bout mtn and things5. Equal cL-xtor in dealing with each poll teal party, and equal readiness to taaand what'is praiseworthy to rebuke what h btemable in IVn>ocrator ItepublicauCAb.oltiw independent* of partisan arcanlxation but unwavering loyalty to tru. Democratic princi­ ple*. Tits Svx believes th*l the Govartuent whkb BE WISE IN TIME. Order a twttle of FrizzUc’s Blood ihiriflcr and be happy. Christ, Gerber, Wholesale hardware, ToledoOhio, says:—The Excelsior Kidney Pad lias *ecompllshed more for my wife in three weeks than nil the medicine she has taken in three vears. Refer all skeptic* to me.—Sec .dv. H. Ricliardson, Bae i Fox agency. Indian Territory, savs:—The Only Lung Pad ha* re*Hired me to io health and I shall be glad to !U-17)‘ v of the company, tn the Oty of Ionia, cm thlwdatJasvary «, IW1, tyBuy your Dry Good«,Boote Shoes, vrocKcry, notions, etc,, or RENT HUITH, Judce of Probate. Annual .Heeling IIestuu rant! Having bought out the restaurant of Cap. Dunham. J have newly furnished It and am now ready to serve up anything you wish to my Hue at reasonable rates for cakh. Oysters a spcdalty. Axut Lemx. kkksk, who always Bella at the lowest prices. readers will ret the maiest amount of intunna with the lea-t unprofitable eipoaltnre of time . yeslghl, Tub Mrs Ions ago d:-,<-ovcr«ithe «ol UM# J. C: TAYLOR, BaaroUry. following will probably «Wkte to* sn }>artanteo::t<*>i. Taa Sea belh-rr, tow will be with the puple *• agntart t ln<* CphUMlw* ‘ �will never hanker Tn baUlities of B. G. Arnold A Go., tin.0a,Mfi,niMnlaU> teiMroa <11,44M«. Nearly 900 bills providing for the paymant of private claim* *re pending before the Boom at W.Mhingtoo, and are being acted upon at the nte of fifteen each day. The formal orders making changes in Txb experiment of < sighting Broad*. the oommaud at tl» military deportment*, *nd two survivors, whoao hmbs were badly treat bitten, and will probably have to be amputated. During tbe intervals of their agony I gatlx-red tho story of their suffsings from tbe time they abandoMd their vasael tiffl reached them, in tbe hope of somawhat mitigating tbrir paina. oommaud of the new Department of Texas aud ArkaniMu. with headquarters at New Orlemuu Tbe Hteire of Arkanjow and •prat having recently been Mid for <55,000. is Louisiana and tbe Indian Tumtory constitute a new Military Denow being broken up by a Boston firm.... will wore all plunged managed, however, A disfatch from Rawlins, Wyoming, •ayi tbe infamous read agent and murderer, Gwwge Parrett, alias “Big-Noaed George,” and fifth atoriea, rnrnt of Tcxm, ant signed to tbeteraj terrible condition. now more than half filled. Union Pacific powenger train caimc.'dstiotu. The Navy Department was formally Savlag the Cider. unloymcut. the Houtb Tint St Paul Board of Trade has passed a resolution calling upon the Minnceote ■o vement of tboMiaaiawppi river and the lakes. The venerable Rev. Hooper Crews one of the oldest Methodist* in the country. He school bond* to the amount of <20.000 or O0,000....Fourteen Chineee lepers have been shipped from Son Franriseo to their native land, at the instance of tho autboriUre. Till: SOUTH. A negro couple of Prince George •cunty, Va., locked their two children in the Edwabd Long, colored. wm hanged gm, a negro, lari June. Long confessed his crime, and declared that Rogen* ghost had cation. News of a horrible crime comes from farm bouse, and, -during the night, chloro- houae. Father, mother and child perished in tlie flames. Ono of tbe mon was guilt, wm tied to a tree and burned alive.... Granvtlle Barrel, a negro, who killed David Simmons with an ax, near Jackson, Miss.. wm lynched by a masked party. Bdihop Keane has canned thirty Cath At Hawesville, Ky., Charles McAdams abet andlolled Philip Byal, at the house of C. G. Sterrett, editor of the PlaMtaltr. Kyal dder won’t keep while we’re drinking it. There must be nomnthing put in it to keep it from spoiling, odg Pre heard that muatanl-Reed istbc article." “I agree with you," observed Mr. Lef­ fingwell. “If wo don't take care of it, tho cider will sour; but I incline to the idea that horseradish is the beet Pnt in horseradish and your cider will keep all winter.” bluff.; “Let me remark, gentlemen," said Mr. Anderson, laying down a chicken wing and wiping, his mustache, “that raisins are what you want. Dump in plenty of raisins, and you've got your cider where you want it Think so, Mr. Sherwood?” “I can't say I do,” rejoined Mr. Sher­ bill wm introduced tn the Senate to author wood. “There is no doubt but that the cider will spoil unless you put in sometiling, but what you "want is borax. A pound of borax will keep tliat barrel of cider until spring.” Each gentleman sustained his view with potent arguments, but the dinner was finished before any conclusion was Judges to thirteen, aud of appointing at least arrived at, and tho party separated. four Democrats. “They can talk about their borax, and Gov. FotrrEB Huh withdrawn from the raisins, and horseradish till they’re Senatorial canvass in Ohio, on the representa ­ gray," said Mr. Hathaway, as he flopped tion of some prominent Republicans in that out of bed st daylight the next morning, State that a bested contest might lead to bod “but 111 have my mustard seed in before, feeling and coni:e<|ucnt injury to the party. portrait gallery an cl. painting of J. Haitian Trum­ they roll over," and cautiously stepping bull. Mr. Robaaou introduced a resolution that the FOBB1GM. down stairs, he extracted tlie bung and Emigration is said to be one of the poured a liberal dose of tbe seeds into Fernando the barrel. ‘‘Tliat will keep,"he mut­ tered, “for six years," and, driving tho It fa bung home, he went back to bed. itoba at-the public expense. * “It’s clear to my mind that Hath*way Owing to the disturbed atate of Ire­ is trying to save that cider by faith,” land tlie landlords are unwilling to invent muttered Mr. Leffingwell an hour later, as he groped around for his clothes. money upon their property, and tlie laboring ciassM are suffering for want of employment “Mustard seed! Why, he might just as The Laixl League hM called upon tho farmers well put in squash nnd. I'pi going to to provide work for the idle bands.... William fill that barrel with horseradish before Pence Jones avows bi* iuteation to throw bis he's up, and show him how to keep farm into a pasture and leave Ireland. Tbc cider. Mustard seed! I’ll head a sub­ scription with $5 to test his sanity." And Mr. Leffingwell shivered down to amount* to <50,000. Michael Da-ritt’a ticketof-h-avr nan been canceled, and he will be rt- four year, before. Re wa« frequently InUmipted the cellar and cracked away with a ham­ mer until the bung flow out like a bullet amMted. Tbe Pint battalion of the Twentieth “There!" he ejaculated as he poked regiment, at Malta, baa been ordered to Ireland. the horseradish In with his thumb, “that'll do the business'* and with chat­ tering teeth he prowled back to his Boycott wrote to Gladstone, asking to bo in- I room. demnified for lomes caused by his having to “One would think to hear these people qt.1t Inland, and was answered that be was [Laughter.] largely assisted by troops... .The German talk that they'd been brought up in an budget estimates tbe expenses of the next fiscal orchard," said Mr. Andeisen to himself, os he jabbed the right foot intothe wrong ’ Thomas O’Conor, who has returned slipper. “Borax! Horseradish! Mus­ J to London from a lanJ loct tiring tour, contard! What that cider wants is raisins, jc-ives the situation in Ireland mom. grave. and that's what it’s going to get" Upon Too center of danger is in the west, where the which Mr. Anderson crept down into the people are armed to the treth. All have ncellar, and inoculated tho barrel with a vohreiw, and many have nflea, while some eouple of pounds of raisins. “Its be­ have botli. Parnell wm btuned in effigy by the Orangemen of Portadown. Mr. Down­ ginning to spoil already,” he soliloquized, ing. a Justice of tlie Peace in County Mayo, had eying the floating seeds and radish «usto flee to Dublin for having served write of ' 1...1 11.-.— ejuctmcnt Police with drawn beyoncte alone •i..., it— __ "If I hailn nrnrlr woquick ,) “If tI ixwri hadn'tllontntntr licen lightning we'd prevented tbe wrecking of his residence bv a have been drinking vinegar by dinner­ mob of 2,000 ]>enow>... .Michael ChaaU, time.” And, satisfied that he had saved the French mathematician, and Fran QH T. Buckland, the English writer tho beverage, he went back to the sheets. “What I’m afraid of,” remarked Mr. med the French Pmxw ■UKgwlMl that alt parth foo.iahly Sherwood, as he opened his door care­ i*t the Ha.rabBcaoa had t away without off. fully and slipped down stairs, “what I'm afraid of is that those fellows will begin to tinker with that Ixirrel before I can Advices from South Africa onget there. If they manage to stick their junce that 5,000 Bom have captured Hridelfoolishness in first I'm gone, but if I can empty this borax before they’re around, irg and Mtabbahed a republic, with Paul theres so much cider saved.''’ Mr. Sher­ .The European powen wood belted away at the barrel until the bung toppled out, and in went his lx>rax. Grwco-Turkiitb difficulty. In tbe meantime •That's the buiuneas,” he observed with Greece is arming, preparing to take tho field against Turkey in the spring, should tbe powen great satisfaction, m he replaced tha bung. “It will teach them iKnrs not to be so dogmatic with their remedies here­ Mr. Eltta rat dlrrcton w ■arsst'ss id fa putttM down the i which stood for the rtgl vade»....Tbe .National Board Barmah, destroyed <18,000.000 worth of prop­ erty........ A battelion oi tho British Grenadier Guards is ordered to Ireland. Tho constebi- All lecture# have been suspended by -ur >oaaoi Germany and Aiutria have practical; v having read rad .ympathy from U» Democratic party til* mnnsin. —IM al— —.1___ ,000,000; in 1871, wall. Thia crime did not grow out of tlie land troubles. l?1"th“i J*?**™* *h«?; ““I don’t believe that cider wm very good ill tlie first plane,” said Mr. Ander­ son, m he pushed his glass from him that night at dinner. "We got a wind]od on that cider. ” “I think so," said Mr. Sherwood. “It had a bad taste when we tapped it It isn't fit to drink now." ‘Td head a subscription with $5 to send that cider mat! to the Penitentiary,” olMervedMr. Leffingwell, severely. “It is not good cider. We could not have pet anything in to keep it What do ypu think, Mr. Hathaway?" “I had my suspicions of it from the first," replied Mr. Hathaway. “It’s old stock, and I think we had better give it CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY The Census-Office bulletin shows tho 7‘ « whom -wondered if it wouldn’t have been better to let the other gentlemen Jy administering his own.—Brooklyn baif-bruxlii. , finally driven ashore, and teaaed high and dry. "Odb thing is certain," said Mr. Hath- ■ipiauo;>. . . r, two full- of the several bureaus in the department.... McVrighand Tbe United State* burircmo Court bM derided that an individual shareholder in an insolvent national bank is liable only for his proportionato share of tbe bank's liabilities The band of adventurers gathered at based oo the amount of stock held by him at Caldwell, Kan., who propoae to invade Indian tho time the bank became insolvent....It is Territory, were greatly gnrprwcd at the ap- stated Uiat President Hayes made a tender of tho Secretaryship of tbe Navy to Justice Strong, on the latter's retirement from the Su­ preme bench. Justice Strong is said not to the Government should permit the invasion, bare been averto to accepting, but doubted the Indiana would exterminate them.... Mr*. whether it wm legal for a Judge or. the retired Barvara Ewald, reaiding near Cincinnati, went to setable on the prcsm«<* where she resided, POLITICAL. set tho bay on dre. emptied a revolver into ber head and wm nearly cremated in thoflames.... The Louisville Courier-Journal pub­ lishes the official popular vote for President, derived from official souroea. Tbe footings are m follows: Hancock, 4.03,498; Garfield, 4,460,249; Weaver, 307,998; Dow, 9,834; scattering. 9,679; total vote, 9.<41,wThk puddling and rolling departments 388. Garfield over Hancock, 6,751.... John Kelly hu issued an address to tbc Di­ 000, and throwing 6-”0 ... .John C. Oalhou.. ( Carolina Btateatnan am lx breaking the ground for a Metho- frxnUcajly ahc-vn asgns of exhaustion all night, died, and we buried him on the seashore. The remain­ ing ten of us climbed up the cliff in the hope of seeing some sign or token that might load us to a path or road that would in the Gnu-run the walla crumbled and fell with enable us to find oat some aettlcmeut When we reached the top Of the cliffs nothing met l—» . --- -J- ~------ba learned, ceurageooaly Jumped from the fifth in any direction. After traveling about in vain for six days without food or fire, and insuffi­ drat clothing, with the little strength that yet remained to us we made a rude camp of ever­ green boughs aud lay down to die, behaving that we si.ould never see a human face again, it little. kilkd. John Field*, employed m overwor among the boys, jumped from tbe fourth etory Jumped from one at th and cuitetood * fracture o of both arm*. Ho irili A irnmber of otben tavod th. agony of hunger wo rose dully pallets and started Picture Frames. habitation, bat we were now a took a from it again. Tho Captain and myself and Dooley alone remained of the whole eleven who ware washed ashore in the life-boat The Captein did not stand long. His ftet were frost-bitten to that ho had to give up, aud wo loft him behind. Dooly had no boot* on— nothing but pieces of canvM wrapped around kl. l... n.l_ :—- _ Jal. greeted our right.” The two men proved to be two traveler, from qmckly lighted, a refreshing cup of tea pre­ pared, and bread and cold meat produced, which had an almost-magical effect on the dy­ ing sailors. Kadgcr and Ids dying companion. Dootoy. made a comparatively vigorous effort up, aud the infioenoo of a warm room days without food. They bad left too Captain and four other seamen in a .avine acme two miles distent. Kadetr and Dooley, after being joinewhat refreshed by the beverage admrntetcred to them, were brought to the nearest set­ tlement and kindly cared fcr. Immediately a Kadgcr m lying half-frozen in the neighboring ravine. After a very diligent aearch the local­ ity- wRjmm f V wore locked in the rigidity of deaMi. The Cap­ tain wy badly frozen, but still showed sufficient evidences of vitality to warrant tbe hope that life might be spareo. Tho bodies of tho dead wore m decently buried in the lone gorge m wm possible with the meager moans at disposal. CapL Johnson wm then carried to the neigh­ boring settlement by tbe rescuing party, but had hardly reached tho warm hearths anil hos­ pitable homes of tbc dwellers amid the High­ lands, v, hen ho died, after hours of protracted agony. frames can be made out of pasteboard. For cabinet photographs, cut four strips^ two six inches and two eight incheslong. Lap them across the earners, in the same way t as the rustic frames arejoined, and punch a hole through the two pieces so that you can fasten them, with a button. You can find four of a kind handsome enough in the button­ box on the shelf. Cut steel are the best, but any kind will do. Stripe of paper on the back will hold the picture in it* These frames are pretty, made of block card-board or covered with black silk. Little gilt stars, or strips of gilt paper down the center, have u pleasant effect on tho black. You can out little pieces of paper to represent gilt button* if you do not happen to have any in the house. If you can, embroider a narrow vine on strips, with a cluster of leaves or flowers at the corners. Almost any com­ bination of materials and styles is effect­ ive for these frames, and they are an agree able change from tbe perforated card so long used. Glove and handker­ chief boxes, and, in fact, boxes of any kind, all lie in this line of manufacture. “I Asauw’you, gentlemen,” said the oocvict upon entering the prison, “that the place has nought me, and not I tlie place. My own affairs really demand all my time and attention, and I may truly say that my selection to fill this position was an entire surprise. Had I consulted my own interest J should have perempt­ orily declined to serve, but as I am in the hands of my friends I see do other oourse but to submit.” And he submit­ ted.—Baton lYantcript. THE MARKETS. burying the companion* of the Captain tn the bone, as if the poignant agonies of starvation bad incited the loathsome and abhorrent appe- > te 6 12M 1X4 MX Coax—Ui from pulmonary oongcution. They are likely to follow »»u xfter their conr anions m »ufferIng, and lbu« complete the round of thia terri­ ble tregody. _____________ Shakespeare’s Mother. Both young men belonged to crod jeuntMf. done of Harvard, but •ven their brilliant intellects had auocudiImkI to tlie power of wine. They stood upon the step of a Cambridge car, and talked loudly, wholly unconscious that Miss X., tho young lady upon whom they were to call ths following evening, aat just inaids the car door. Theatrical topics were the subject of their- conver- peare. **O, dash Shakespeare I” the other returned; "he’s nobody. I knew his mother. She was nothing but an old nigger washwoman down on Joy street! ’ On the following evening the two youths, in faultless attire, were sun­ ning themselves in the amilra of Mlm. X., •M retanild, coldly, 'TL»t i* wry tatural; I behove you are acquainted with hi. mother. "—Botton Courier. DETROIT. Electricity as a Corrective. In the Ohio Slate prison at Colux_____ tbe punishment of refractory prisoners is sccomplished in a scientific manner, electricity being substituted in place of tlie degrading lash. rDb<j convict is stripped, handcufied, and placed in abatb tub, a parallelogram in shape. It is i*m> .u.trzuanuuai un-j ureal Mmw of Trxw, and the BL Louie and Sea building w*a wrapped i plorda jumped tinea whlla many boyaia tb with a powerful battery. An uUendant "ncDiANooui �* SATURDAY, - DBC. 25, 1880. Gaonsu added'21,320 to tho number d her small farm* between 1860 aud 1870, aud the change is now going on •till more rapidly. Commissioner of Ag­ riculture Henderson says that there ore twice as many men in the State who went out of be r«dd 50,000 share* of the stock of that road short st 65, and gathered them in at 40. The opera-' tion netted him <1,000,000. He next 1 .ought 25,000 sharer of Cleveland and Pittsburgh at 70, and after the cututotidation closed out at a net profit of <1,500,000. He was supposed to be worth <10,000,000 when he went into Union Pacific, buying the stock at 20 in 1878, and holding on until it is worth 95. He bought Wabash at 5, and holds it at 80 for the preferred and 45 to 49 for. tho common. Kansas and Texas, wliich cost him 8, is now worth 48. Wnllslreet men put his wealth all the way from <20,000.000 to <60,000,0Q0 ; and many believe tliat if ho live® he will be tho richest man in the country, if not in own small farms us there were five or six' years ago, and even the .big places art, divided and farmed out between dif­ ferent tenants. This growth of small proprietor! is not confined to the ne­ groes. The " poor white " has invaded the hill country with his cotton-fields, the world. staple raised by white labor upon the । few acres of its own. Mb. Edwabd Lanqtby, of Jersey, England, who is entitled to distinction only as tlie husband of a famous beauty, Dr. B. W. Richardson, tho well- is in New York, and the interviewer has known English authority on hygiene, kept hjm busy since his arrival in this Mr. Langtry is a flu­ referring in a recent lecture to the divi­ blasted country. sions of temperament established by ent person, and it doos not apjiear dis­ Hipocrates aud Lord Bacon, said that tasteful to him, ns it would bo to some his own division was into the sanguine, men, to Imj asked questions about his which he associated with the Celtic race, wife’s iMfraonal appearance. He admits .the nervous, which characterized the with .candor tliat she has been the hand­ Saxon race, the bilious, which showed somest woman in London for three sea­ itedf in Eastern or Semitic blood, and sons, and believes her to be the most the lymphatic, which was noticeable in beautiful being in existence. His visit tlie Northern or Scandinavian kind. He to the United States is of a purely busi­ believed the time would come when the ness character, but he promises to come schoolmaster would be able to classify over again and liring Mrs. Langtry, his scholars by a study of their temper­ that we can all have n.good look at her. aments>and gave some practical hints If Mr. Langtry is correctly rejxirted he as to the particular modes of dealing is the most consummate snob England with children distinguished by the tem­ has ever sent across tlie water. peraments to which he had referred. Tub recent decline in coffee, of which [this country uses more than any other mation in the world, aud five times as much os Great Britain, will probably prove permanent, as it is due, not to the •casual over-supply, but to a change in the manner of conducting the trade. Railroads, recently constructed from Rio -Janeiro, bring, tho coffee more speedily from the plantations, and steamers, which have supplanted sailing vessels, have greatly shortened the trip from Mb. C. C. Coffin, of Boston, lately lectured in tliat city on “ Tlie Future Commercial Relations of tho North­ west." He described the physical feat­ ures and the productive capacity of the northwestern portion of tlie country, ami referred to tho excellent climate to be found in Montana, on account of tlie influence of tho current of Japan, wider and deeper than the Atlantic Gulf stream, and having a tomi>erature of 76 degrees. The area of the habitable re­ gion of the Northwest amounts to 200,­ 000,000 acre®, of which only 35,000,000 of ocrea are now cultivated. 'This vast granary of the continent is in direct nat­ ural communication with the eastern i sea-coast, by means of the SL Lawrence j river and the great lakes, and, with the i completion of projected railroads, will | also be in communication with the Pa­ I Iris that deep till a few inches of the top aou a poisoned with dung, and turned into ■ Water for Cows.—Bo careful about letting your cattle drink from ditches, or from pools in which they are accustomed to f<^1, or in which their dropping* are deported.- It is not only liable to injure tho health of the stock, but it is also a fruitful cause of malarial and typhoid fevers among those who use the milk from cows thus watered. A Horse's Foot.—Those who will take pains to examine a horse's foot will find It a scries of elliptical springs separated from each other by a spongy substance, and the frog a cushion to test the foot upon, the whole being admirably con­ structed for a heavy body to resist jars, and from which the natural inference may bo drawn that cutting and paring the hoof and frog is not only useless but injurious. Stirring the Son*.—It is more than two hundred years ago since there lived Jethro Tull, the famous agriculturist, who wns such an enthusiast for stirrng the soil that he formed tho opinion that crop® could be produced without tlie aid of manure. It i»a matter of consider­ able importance, remarks the Gardena Chronicle, that the atmosphere should enrich and swMten the soil, and unless its surface is in a fit condition to allow the air to pertneate it, ite valuable prop­ erties are lost Travelers inform us that tho Greeks in their vineyards throw up the earth between the vines in ridges, the objedl being to enrich and sweeten the soil by exposure, adding and mixing manure with the ridge of earth before returning it to the roots, which it would appear they are in the habit of pruning annually. To Fattex Fowls.—Th® best food I for fattening poultry is oatmeal mixed with scalding milk. As a change in their | diet is necessary boiled barley may oc- i casioually lie sulistituted. Give freak feed three times a day, as much, but nn more, than can be eaten nt each meal. Chopped up mutton suet or any fat trim­ mings of meat from tlie kitchen mixed with tho scalded meal will produce an extra degree of fatness. Give green food, such as chopped cabbage, turnips or onions. Keep them supplied with gravel and fresh water. Milk, either sweet, sour or thick, is also moat excellent Fowls fed in this way must not be kept longer than two weeks, as if forced far a । greater length of time they are apt to become diseased. Leave them without food or water fourteen hours before kill-' ing. to eonMtor U>» Mttot and to > mantle of snow, jmi the leaves of the lily ALL SORTS. MW and more reasonable and safe sys- when spring zephyrs blow ’ stiff to the tem.—Rvral New Yorker. touch, and fair to the eye, and neat , G». N. P. Banks is tectaring to Mhv the gaze of each pmwer-by; now tat­ itort tered and spattered—O! piteous wrong ; Wendell Philldps is 68 years old, B0U8ULEEPBR5* HELPS. Beautiful skirt, they made yon too long. Mrs. Abbaram Linooln get® a Fedj eral pemdoc of <3,000 a year. Otrteb Pie.—Make a paste as for jrteAb Eccentric Needle. arast, line a shallow pan with it, put in | Four newspapers and one literary One day at • an old-fashioned country j magazine are edited by ladies in Texas. a layer of oysters, soason with crumb® of butter and salt, add a layer of bread or quilting in East Tennessee the mountain ' Owing to ill-health. Congressman D® cracker-crumb®, and so on; then add the boys and girls were playing some game j La Maty r has deci ded to remove to Flo­ liquor and a little milk; cover with crunt like " raap.** Mis® Maria Peelers was rids. • • being dusted around the room by Jarkin and bake. Outlet® or Quails.—Cut the breaste Soby, ber ardent admirer. Bhe gave a , Congressman Alex. H. Stefhenb, <4 from half a dozen quails, and at the small scream suddenly, and began to examine 'Georgia, is suffering from dyspepsis end of each insert a neat little piece of the sole of her foot, which—as is the ; even more than usual for him. leg bone to make the breast look like cut­ custom in that region—was shod with j Secketary Schurz, it is said, spends lets. Dip them in melted butter, neaaon, nature'.; own morocco. It was found more hours in department work than roll in cracker crumbs and fry in hot that she had stepped on a needle that any other member of the Cabinet. butter. Serve with French peas in die had fallen by accident upon the floor. Beecher thinks that "honest men center of the dish. As there were seven or eight inches of uro very scarce in tho market." Honest Sauce Robbrt.—Put two medium­ black patent thread hanging from tho men are not in the market st all, Mr. B. sized onions, ebopped very fine, with a eye of the needle Jarkin insisted upon Washington ladies are preparing a large lump of butter, in a stew-ixm; let pulling it out, but Maria screamed with •silken tapestry for presentation to Mrs. them brown well, constantly stirring; fright at the bare mention of the thing. add a teaspoonful of flour mixed wi(h She would not suffer any one to touch President Haven os a testimonial of her high moral worth. half a pint of good stock: -salt and pep­ the string. So Jor kin took her un lie­ It was calculated in England some per; cook about five minutes; add a tea­ hind him on hjs horse and took her nome spoonful of mixed mustard and one of to the old folka, intending, by the assist­ time ago that not one book in 1,840 goes vinegar. ance of tho old man, to prevail upon her through a second edition, and not one in Cheese Soutfe.—This dish must lx- to let the needle be pulled out. Lo ! many thousands a tliird. The Government of Italy pays only sent to the table direct from the oven, in when they had made the trip there was the pan in which it has been baked, as it no thread visible, and it was thought ! <12,000,000 yearly for pensions, despite falls if kept standing. Beat separately that, as Maria’s feet had dangled along, । two or three wars and revolutions and the whites and yolks of two eggs, add to it hod caught on a bush and pulled the pensioning of civil officials. . the yolks one teaspoonful of sifted flour, out All parties were in despair. Ma­ Dkunkjenners is spreading so much twoqf grated cheese, a pinch of cayenne, I ria was considerably frightened, bntonly • in Germany that a new measure for its one of salt, and one cupful of milk; when complained of a dreadful stitch in hej* i punisliment and prevention is being prowell mixed add the whites Ixsaten to n leg. Jarkin went home, after vainly 1 pared for presentation to tho imperial froth, and stir briskly, pour into a but­ training his own eye® to find that of the Parliament. tered, shallow pan, and bake into a quick needle, leaving Maria, as she said, to let ■ The Rustdans ore paj ing great atten­ oven until of a rioh brown color—about tlie thing heal and work out The next tion to the revolver as on instrument of fifteen minute®. day Jarkin called on Maria to see if tho ■ warfare. Upward of 60,000 of tlieao Oyster Toaot.—This is a nice little place had begun to fester, but the hole, i handy weapons are being made at Berdish for a luncheon or for a late supper. where the needle had entered, was scarcly ' lin for the Russian army. Scald a quart of oysters in their own visible, and Maria was complainipg of " Which do you like best, your father liquor; take them out and pound them in only a little stitch in her knee, and was a mortar, when they form a paste; add in such go<xl spirits as to place Jarkin ! or your mother ?” inquired a visitor of a a little rich cream and some pepper. in ecstasies. From day to day the visits little chubby-fist. " Oh, I like ma tho Get ready some thin, neat pieces of toast, continued, and Marin and Jarkin hail , best She spanks me with the soft side moistened slightly with lioiling water, forgotten all about the needle. Marin ! erf her hand ;*pa take® a shingle.." and spread with fresh butter. Spread now and then complained to her mother Lewis H. Redfield, the oldest editor the oyster paste thickly upon the toast, in New York—outranking Thurlow put a thinly-cut round of lemon upon of a peculiar stitch in different localities, but went cheerfully about her work. Weed by some months—celebrated his each piece, and arrange them on a When Jerkin called in the long even- ’ 87th birthday at Syracuse by giving platter garnished with parsley. Serve iiigs it wns evident that he sat very close i a dinner to the pre®® of that city. very hot. to Marin, aud while tliat silent ecstasy Japan sends 40 per cent cf her anAn inexpensive but appetizing pickle spoken of in novels would steal over ( nunl exports to this country, and 15 per is made m follows: Slice one peck of j them they would forget everything but 1 cent, of them to Great Britain. On tho green tomatoes aud nine large onions; ' their own little heaven, until n secular other hand, of hex imports but 10 per scatter one teacupful of salt over them; ' snore from one of the old jx?ople in the cent are from this country, and 57 per cover with water and let them stand all ixick part of the room would cause them night; in the morning drain and boil in J to stir. This thing continued until one cent from Britain. John G. Thompson, Sergeant-at-Arms weak vinegut Then take four quarts of night, after they hod been together vinegar of good strength, two pounds of longer and closer than usual, Jarkin re- ' of tlie House of Representatives, has brown sugar, two ounces of wdiite mus­ | moved his arm and sighed that he must I purchased a half interest in tho Columtard sex'd, two table-spoonfuls each of go. As he went to rise he gasped from i umbus (Ohio) Dafr'i- Time*, and wiU beground allspice, cloves, cinnamon and n sharp stitch in his aide next to Maria. । come ita editor as soon as his term of ginger, half a teaspoouful of red jxqipcr. , office expires. Boil all together for half an hour. The Maria edge-d spasmodically toward JorGen. Benjamin F. Butleb and others ' kin, catching a short breath and holdtomatoes, if a little too near ripe, will I ing to him convulsively. Jarkin felt an liave jxstitioned for a charter for an ele­ not need boiling quite so long. ■ indescribable pain in the effort to part. vated road in Boston, with a capital of Delicious Pickled Oysters.—Wash ' Maria hung to him with ejaculations no 31,000,000. Tho roud is to be shaped them and hang them over the fire, with more tender than indicative of great ! like an inverted V, with three rails, odd barely sufficient water to cover them: ' physical pain. Finally they clung to | at the apex and the other two at tho very little is neec&sary if there is an ' each other in wild afarm. Each ex­ bottom of tho arms to steady the cars. abundance of tho liquor. To one hun­ , claimed : "What’s the matter! O! Maria! Prince Napoleon, it is said, is going dred oysters add a small handful of salt; [ O ' Jar—Jar—Jar—hjn!" Tlie old folks j to embark in tlie newspaper business. let them come to a scald to swell them; J awoke and struck a light in great ' When people begin to come in inquiring watch for this aud remove immediately trepidation. Seeing the couple clinging ■ for " that blonkety blank scoundrel who with a skimmer, carefully laying them i to each other, tlie old gentleman insisted put that blonkety blank lie in this blnnou dishes to cool; a<ld one-third port vin­ i upon immediate sepuration, but Marin kety blank paper about me," he will beegar (haying previously strained the I screamed, " He can’t; Oh, he can’t!" i gin'to have some idea of what trouble is. liquor) with whole white pepper-corns, ' Jarkin wns in too much mysticism to ' Two men arc Dtiffating at Elizabeth­ allspice and blade mace to the taste; . solve tho question, and all the old folks , town, Ky., over a slave trade that took let al! Iwil np t- father and pour over . did in their vain eflbrta to separate them the oysters in stone jars. Ready for use ! was to elicit great cries* of agony. After • place in 1865. Tin* defendant bought a negro of the plaintiff, but, finding the in from twenty-four to forty-eight hours. I many ineffectual attempts the thing was slave unsound, made the plaintiff take The oysters should be very fresh and ■ given up. As both parties seemed to be . him liack. Plaintiff discovered that tho large. । in tlie extremest mental and physical 1 negro was unfit for work, and in 1869 Mince Meat.—Two pounds currants, I anguish, a doctor was sent for, and after I ^brought suit to recover his value. The five pounds peeled and cored apples, two ] many weary hours arrived. Upon ini case is stiU on. The plaintiff is 70 years pounds lean boiled beef, one pound beef • vestigation he found a short, blnck-patold and the defendant 80. suet, three-quarter pounds citron, two , ent thread running from Maria’s side to Miss Mary Anderson purchased at and a half pounds coffee sugar, two Jarkin's side. Anew light broke over pounds rauuns, one pounds seedless rais­ Marin's face at the revelation, while all I SL Louis a diamond necklace and pend­ ins, two tablespoonfuls cinnamon, one I the others were thrown into the deepest ! ant for $5,(XX). The necklace is comnutmeg, and tablcspoonful each mace, i conjecture. Upon signifying that she | posed of nineteen very large and beaukicloven and allspioe, one pint each [ could at last solve tho riddle, the parties ful diamonds, all tirat-quality gems. Madeira wine and brandy. Wash tho | waited breathlessly to bear. "It’s that From the necklace is suspended a pond­ currants, dry and pick them, atone tlie I needle." "Whatneedle, Maria?" "Why, . ant of exquisite beauty and workman­ raisins, remove the akin and sinews from | hits lxx*n workin’ all this time, tliat nee­ ship, which is one mass oi diamonds. In tlie center, and directly alxive it, are the beef and chop each ingredient up dle I tramjied on at the quiltin'." two very large solitaire diamonds of separately aud very fine; place as soon Tho mystery was solved ; tlie thread ns done in a large pan, finally adding had not pulled out on the way home, five carats each, surrrounded by seventythe spice®, Mnderia and brandy; mix but as the needle had worked in out of ecven amaDei- diamonds, so arranged as very thoroughly; pack in jars; keep in sight the thread had followed. It had to give the appearance of one immense cold place. solitaire of great value. continued ita course about Maria’s membera, and npw all those inexplicable Paper Boxes Substituted for Tin. Cruelty and Civilization. pains, which had for six months dueA few years ago a process oi paper-lxix turbed her, were accounted for; and The mutilations of prisoners exhib­ manufacturing was invented, which lias Jarkin had been so persistent and so ited on Assyrian sculp tun® are not sursince placed pnj>er, the rival of so many I close in bis attentions that the needle pasaed in cruelty by any we find among matenalSj in tho position of a strong । had, imperceptibly, in a protracted sit­ the most blood-thirsty of wild races; rival of tin in packages for certain arti­ ting of tho two, worked out of Maria aud Rameses II,. who delighted in hav­ cle! of commerce. Previous to this in­ into him, and, as it were, stitahed them ing himself sculptured on temple walls vention tho great objection to using together. ' throughout Egypt as holding a dozen round paper boxes for small ]mckages, captives by the hair and striking off their when tin was commonly used, was that Preaching to the Insane. I !leads at a blow, slaughtered daring his tlie covers, being in two piece® (a disk A good story is told by a Brattleboro conquests more human beings than a aud a rim), were not durable or safe clergyman who had been in tho habit ol thousand chiefs of savage tribes put to­ enough to fill the requirements of fro- preaching Bunday afternoons to the in­ gether. The tortures inflicted on captured auent handling. Under the new process mates oi the asylum for the insane. The enemies by Red Indians are not greater io ueads or covers of the box are clergymen in that villiage take turns in than were those inflicted of old on fel­ " drawn " from a single piece of straw this work, and one afternoon one of them ons by crucifixion, or on suspected reb­ board, so that not only is there no sepa­ preached about the alabaste.' box oi els by sewing them up in the hides of rating of a disk from the rim by use, but precious ointment which was poured upon slaughtered animals, or on heretics by there is no scam through which the con­ the Master's feet As ho came out of th« smearing them over with combustibles tents of the box can find ita way. The chapel one of the patients came to him and setting fire to them. The Damaras, body of tlie box is cut from paper tubes, and said, " You have got ns pretty well described as so utterly heartleee that made of several tbickneeses of a light anointed now," and in explanation added they laugh on seeing one of their numweight of straw Ixiurd or heavy straw that for two preceding Sundays different l>er lulled by a wDd beast, are not worse paper. Almost any desired diameter or clergymen had preached on the sam« than were the Romans, who made such length of box can be made. The heads i subject elaborate provisions for gratifying themuro made of heavy straw board, from , This story reminds ns of another, at selvc® by watcliing wholesale slaaghtara what is known as No, 90 to No. 50, or [ good a one, told of a clergyman in Jack­ in their arenas. If the numbera doheavier if desired, and are "drawn" . sonville. ID. This minister was out of s | stroyed by tho hordes of Attila were not under a peculiar process, with great field ana hearing there was uo preaching equaled by the numbers which the Ro­ rapidity. One of these heads is fastened in the asylum in tliat city sought the man army destroyed at the conquest of to the Ixittom of (he box, another of the opportunity to dispense the goejxji there. Selucla, and by the numbers of the Jews same kind is adjusted to tho top, not At his first service he was very much massacred under Hadrian, it was simply fastened, and tho box is complete. For gratified to observe the close attention because the occasion did not permit these a ntraw board lined with fancy­ tliat one of the patients gave to his ser­ The cruelties of Nero, Gallienus, and colored paper can be used; often times a mon, and he went away and told some of tho rest may oompars with those ot tin-foil paper is selected, in which case, his friends tliat he hod found a very Zangis and Timour; and when wo read with the body of tlie box covered by a hopeful field of lalior in the asylum which of Csracalla, that after he bud murdered label, tho package resembles a haud- had been neglected too long. The next 20,000 friends of his murdered brother, bome, solid tin box. Tbe boxes have Sunday he noticed the same intent ex­ his soldier® forced the Senate to place been introduced into a great variety of pression on tho face of this hopeful lis­ him among the gods, wo are shown that uses, where, ,on account of cheapne.sa, tener and thought the man would soon in the Roman people thert was a ferocity they have already superseded tin. be converted. Again the next Sunday not less than that which deifies the moot Large' quantities are used with and tho same man gave eager attention, con­ sanguinary chiefs among the worst of without water, sir and grease-proof vincing the clergyman that he was not savages. Nor did Christianity greatly preparations, in packing such article® as far from the kingdom of heaven. In the change matters. Throughout mixlieval chloride of lime, pans green, putty, tar, sermon tlie old story had been related Europe political offenses and religious seeds, etc. The some principle is ap­ about Hindoo women casting their chil­ dissent brought on men carefully de­ plied to the manufacture of small pul dren into the Ganges. The minuter vised agonies, equaling, if not exceed­ boxes and toy paper-cap Ixixee, the lat­ sought an opportunity at tho close oi ing, any inflicted by the moot brutal of ter being known now by " Young Ameri­ service for a personal conversation with barbarians.—Herbert Spencer, in JVrtca," almost to ou entirety, as his chief his eager listener. The patient grasped niyfitly Review. Fourth of July delight This class of his baud warmly and said: "I couldn't boxes is made with astonishing rapidity, help thinking while you were telling that A curl only 8 years ota was arrested .is can be imagined from tho fact that story tliat it was a great pity your mother for druukMinees at LowelL To com­ they are sold, by the thousand gross, ns didn’t chuck you into the river whan you plete the disgraceful picture, tho polio* low us 7 and 8 cents a grtma. were a baby."— SL Albane (l*L) J/m- let her lie ten hoars insensible in a cell tenejer.______________________ without attention. Brazil to this country. The trade in •coffee, in other words, hp-> gone through the same secular change as the trade in tea. The day for great firms buying by The Cross-Cut Saw.—Ten years' ex-; the ship-load and carrying great stocks perience in tho use of cross-cut saws has | has passed. Orders by cable, ship­ prowd U> ma that I kava boon working ments by steam, and purchases by job under many disadvantages until recently. lots have taken the pbu* ** the slow but My wish is for all to know the great I princely methods of o few years, back. cific i»orta. By taking tho Red river advantage of t. plan which I pursue. . , Take a now saw that has never l>ecn set, ; valley route, Mr. Coflin said, this great J place it l>etwe«i two'bourds cut to fit the Tns betting men of California are puz- wheat field is 170 miler- nearer to Boston saw, clamp it tight on a bench or vice; xled and excited An enormous amount than to New York. ; take an iron wedge, filo one corner to i suit the set of the tooth when finished, of money was risked on the result of the [ then take a small hammer, hold tho Presidential election in tliat State. It Or Arizona little is Known to tho ; wedge with the left hand, strike tlie is said tliat over $100,000 of stakes was world at large, and many there are, tooth lightly with tbe hummer until at (placed on deposit in the Bank of Cali­ doubtless, who regard the Territory os a | the right place; then tdrn .the wedge on fornia. The point on which the wagers dei>olate waste. A correspondent of the j tlie opposite side, and on the next tooth, | aud set it in the same way; now then you were made was whether Garfield or Hau- i Boston Herald, who has been over the reach the third and most important tooth ock would carry the State. t Now, nil line 'of the Southern Pacific railway, in the saw—leave it perfectly straight; io Democratic electors except one were writes that the Territory is increasing pass on to the fourth tooth, set it as you , looted, the exception being Judge rapidly in population, and the comple­ did the first; turn the wedge, set tiftli the othe/ way; hxive the sixth tooth j 'erry, whose name whs extensively tion of the railroad will naturally bring straight; and sc on until you finish. scratched because he had long ago more immigrants. Although mining is Now take your file, dress the two teeth : killed Broderick. Consequently Gar­ now the great interest tlie pros]»ecta for as you do tlie common saw; tho third file | • perfectly straight and square—leaving it ] field got one vote in the California Elect­ agricultural pursuits are encouraging. oral College, and the rest were cast for It is estimated that there are from 15,­ ' about one-twentieth port of one inch | shorter than the tAhera. Continue in, Hancock. The question is whether 000,000 to 20,000,000 acres of rich land, that way until you finish, and you will Hancock has carried the State in the but, owing to a scarcity of water, only I find it will cut twice as fust as the old . ! way practiced by most farmers.—Southsense meant by the terms of tho betting. about 3,000,000 acre® are available. It em Cultivator. Several law suits have tieen begun, and is believed tliat water for irrigation can | About Clover.—W. J. Fowler, writ­ probably the beta will all be declared off be obtained from artesian wells. The ' ing to an exchange, says: " The fertility climate, owing to the various altitudes of I of good land may be maintained by tho The Postmaster at West Mentor, Ohio, different porta, ranges from that of tlie I use of clover alone, as shown by the exhas suddenly become a person of imi>ort- Northern States to that of the tropics. j perience or nundreas of Western New ■ance. One citizen cf the town, during Tho canons of Arizona are among the < York farmers. I know pieces of land the first week of December, received grandest on the continent, the most not­ 1 that have never had manure. Alternate I wheat aud clover has been the rotation [,304 pieces of mail, which in more than able being tliat of tlie Colorado, which ever since the original timber was cut off. ras received in the entire six months sinks to the depth of 6,000 and 7,000 Tlie clover each ulternate year has been —ceding the Chicago Convention. The feet. This river is navigated at all sea­ | plowed under, and nothing but gyp­ sum, nt the rate of 100 pounds per acre itmaster, who used to 'tend store and sons 513 miles from ita mouth. per year, luu ever been applk'd. This the mails at tho same rime, with laud is still in good condition, not quite nty of leisure to read tho papers, has equal to tho field near tlie barnyard, and Bringing Up Children. . wliich have had teas clover but more n pleading with tho Postmaster GenFew mothers know just how to govern I for an assistant, and his application, their children. If a neighbor calls in to manure, but tolerably sure for twenty to twenty-five bushels of wheat per acre. oraed by James A. Garfield and oth­ have a chat, site don't like to lie inter­ Tho lack in such laud is more apt to be er®, has been granted. His bond has rupted every few momenta by the noise phosphate of lime, and a dressing of suof half a dozen children. "Give mo been increased at the same time, and the per-plioephate applied with tlie wheat nt some bread and butter, mother." " Jane- seeding will cheaply and surely remedy poor man has a chance to rest Gen. has broken my doll, mother.’* "Jim this. By combining winter sUxik feeding Garfield alone receives twenty times os Iim snatched my bread and molasse®, with occasional plowing under of green much mail as the entire town of Mentor, mother.** " Say, mother, can't I go out clover for manure I do not doubt that and play a little wliile ?** These, and and if tbe Postmaster is an object of other such questions, mingled with cries the fertility of large farms may os surely pity commiseration should be bestowed and boisterous laughter, are not very be kept up as if the farms were smaller. entertaining to company. Some moth­ In any event where clover is grown there ers allow their little one® to draw their must always be die roots in the soil to the letters. chsira up to tho table as soon as they decay and this will prevent very rapid deterioration of So much al- j liegin to spread it for a meal, and they i Probably fifty years hence there will will spat tho plates with their iiands, ways depends on keeping the soil fertile that commercial manures wliich on trial » abundance of trees in the West. claw the biscuits, finger the sugar-bowl, prove profitable should always be used." Agriculturists are rapidly awaking to make landscapes on the butter-ball, put Keep accounts and know precisely the knives ana forks in their mouths, tho necessity of planting them. The etc. If they are allowed to do so when what is done, and is doing, and how the Fort Scott aud Gulf Railroad Company no one beside the family is present, rec­ busineas of the farm is paying, in what particular it is paying, aud where it is i begun the planting of hundreds of ollect you will have an unpleasant job to losing. Farming doc* pay. It is tlie keep them from doing so when company » of trees on its lands. A Boston is at hand. And, if you succeed in so- most profitable business in tho world. tai is I has engaged a company of complishiug tho task, the feat is about The loose and careless manner in which srs of forest seedlings in Illinois to as thin ns to drop in suddenly upon a it is generally curried on would utterly lady at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, and wreck any less profitable business. There find her rushing about the room with a was once a man who mode certain attach­ plant no leas than 2,720 trees to the broom in her hand. It is a sorry thing ments for looms known as 'pickers," i, and cultivate these until th ey shade to hear children calling out at the table: and prepared the raw hide from which ground. At the nprl of th** time— “Give me some more meat; I won’t they were made himself. But he thought have that! give me a piece like Tom’®; it wm a more cleanly and liettor business to buy the hidr® and. merely cut them up I want some bread ; not that old piece and make the pickers. So he bought the of crust! why in thunder didn't vou give hide® from a neighlior, and the first year mo some tea!” etc., etc. Who m to he wa® overwhelmed with debt and sold Fort Scott railroad has adopted blame for such unmannerly procedure? out, and his neighbor became rich by plan, one advantage of which is Of course it is not for me to say; but raring hides. The unfortunate man made the tree enterprise will be attended any one can guess right the first time, monev ®o fast before that h® never without stopping to think a great while. troubled himself how it wa® made, and Borne children will be sure to run into only learned too lata that one part of his much of the house if a visitor calls, in order to btuunee® was profitable ®nd the other was hear what is said; and frequently we not; but then be had ’ given over to his meet with children tliat take the load in neighbor th® profits and kept th® losses Jay Goold made his first stake in con versati in. What a shame, to bring for bunaelf. It u much the sune with children up in such a msAner, when it forming, for no one can tell where he is O, skirt I Ix autiful skirt I jerked would be just as easy to make little la­ loaing or making money, without ao- through tlie dust and dragged through dies and gentleman of them. counta. Just now 1® a seasonable time the-dirt I ouot yon were white as the A dill introduced in the Vermont Legislature, forbids running railroad trams or locomotive® on Sunday. The paragraphera think tin® is little probability of having dear father in the future, with Haaen doling it out �Best Stock of ----------IN TOWN Edxa Holmes. 142 years dead!” exliden. She taut wm Il makes a young m»u vrr» much ns if wme Chings in th® world were all vain to sing. •‘Gome to my boMHn, coiue, lovc,^ under' a wiudow, and then happen to aee a sign “To Let” on the door. The Fiji Islanders, who up vo six year* ago, which EuglaUd adopted them, cAnuitiols and iu bilged in fncMM-vd traders with cold miaaiouary on the sideboard, have become so civilized that they wear eleap tdiirte on Sunday, aitag hyrnnmand eat yams and beefsteak like any orthodox Christian. who was much potted: The postal law makes the taking of g on gwuI lemon's knees , 1 ladies’; don’t you, ma." a uewapuper aud then refuting to pay for it the same as theft, and a New Young Swell—“I should like to have York city paper has already commenc­ my mustache dyed.” Polite Barber— ed criminal prosecution against aevera. .“Certainly; did you bring it with persons who have attemped to swindle you I* . •the publishers. This docs not affect Mr Bergh is appealed to for the re­ those who intend to par for their paplief of animal suffering. The potatoe bug* In the far west are freezing to “I would rather, vote for a long*eared donkey than for you.” said un inde­ A Boston tuau waH.noeording to the pendent voter to a Galveston candidate. Taanscript, naked, Co bay a now style •Q, come, now! you ought uot tp allow of blotting pad. and he asked how it yourself to bo so influenced by family tie*,’1 responded tbe candidate, The Somebixly notes that love is more iu- voter has been puzzling his head ever . taresting than marriage, ’for the same since to find out why tne crowd laugh­ rei>rua that romance ie more enticing ed. ' ’ thaTi biatory. ' ‘ Here, John, don’t eat those crackers,” Eaid abe with baleful snap: A<pretty girl won a musket iu a French lutery. When they gav.e it to ‘•They’re some I saved on purpose her she asked. “Don’t they give a sol­ To put iu the baby’s pap." . CLOTHING Advancing years, care, sickness, dtaap jxnntnnnt, and hereditary predisposi­ tion-all operate to turn tbe hair gray, and either of them inclines it to shed prematurely.Ater’s Hair Vigor will restoreed or gray, light or red to a rich bibwn or deep black, as may be' desired? It softens and cleanses the scalp, giving ita healthy action. It removes ftind cures dandruff and hu­ mors. -Bjuite use falling hair is check­ ed. and a pew growth will be produced in all caaeslwhere the follicles an- not destro the glands decayed.. Ita Men’s Suits from $8.00 to $25.0(1; Boys’ Suits from $3.50 to $10.00, Ladies Sacques from $2.50 to $15.00, Bools and Shoes of the best makes, Rubber Overcoats, Rubber Boots (Warranted), Buffalo Robes, Lap Robes, an endless variety of Notions, Hats and Caps,’ Furs, Blankets, Sachels, Curtain Laces, Trimmings, Edgings m piece and bunch, Groceries as low as the lowest, Sagar from 9c. to 12c. WANTED IN EXCHANGE CASH. BUTTER, EGGS,. BEANS, POTASSES. ETC.. ETC. Boise a FRANCIS. Bastings Business Directory* 10,000 lbs. Dried Apples . Wanted. 500 Bushels Beans Wanted. of Corn Wanted. Ten Car Loads of 8^mnchD’ Stove Wood Wanted. JJASTUG8 NATIONAL BANK, Capital and Surplus Sloo.ooo. 8*0* Draft* ca tbe principal etUee in Europe. De The Highest Martel Price Pali 1'or Butter, Eies, Pert, Beans aufl Potatoes IN EXCHAINGE FOR GOODS J.BOWNE, GM.E.COODYEAB, PrwaldecL Cmhta QLEMENT SMITH, Attorney at Law( AS A READER YOU WILL FIND ENTIRE SATIS­ FACTION IN THE DETROIT FREE PRESS. TEN CENTS A Month ONE DOLLAR ; ' , ; : PIPES Celebrated “Snowflake’’ Flour. Isfar’i Stlf-Eiraj BvMol finr. 5000 Bushels The Detroit Free Press, "Elht, is your father at home f” ver to fata KweHhcat. •o MomeUiiug verv iw“»N<> Clarence, papa but I «n t And T 0 B A C C OS, CIGAB8, These watches are for sale bv James Fleming Nashville. “Well, said John, edging tar the dooi, Aud reaching for his bat, 'What makes you so cross about ft then I Ain’t I tbe baby's pap!" A small boy was lookng at romo scriptural engravings, and gazed long and earnestly upon a representation of Adan and Eve in their primitive dress. Turning to his mother, be asked: “Ma, didn’t Adam and Eve wear any clothesf” “No, my son.” Tbelad re­ flected a moment, and said: “By hokey, 1'11 bet the marketers made ’em hop ’round pretty lively.” It is a wonder that, shrewd as we are in die United States iu the art of ob­ Three edition* of the Dktioit Free Press taining money for charitable purposes, we have never adopted the French ore published for the txacflt of Michigan readers. The Daily Free Press method of opening the pocket. When a sum is wanted they solicit several Overflows with news. Couunercial men espeiainoble ladies to pass the contribution )y will admit that in point of market reports it box in the church. It is said that a excels. Get a copy and make comparisons for duchess will draw oat ducats yvherO a yourself with any newspaper you pleaae. You will find that the paper is highly original, and countess will only bring centimes. that everything is newsy, crisp and readable. He was a lawyer and had been to Wherever in Michigan the people enjoy a Leadville, A fnend asked him bow he daily mail from Detroit, tbe Daily Free Fukss liked it. He said: “1 dident like it at will prove itself to be tbe best newspaper fo Daniel Pratt, a great American trav­ all. I am a probate lawyer, and 1 came Michigan reader*. Price, ten dollars a year, postage paid. eler. once proposed marriage to Susan very near starving to death. Out there One copy on trial for one month, fifty cents. B. Anthony, but withdrew his offer they never give a fellow tyne to make Try a copy—it will give satisfaction. when be saw her pick up a chair to his will, so then is no probate busi­ The Tri-Weekly Free Press strike a house-rily. ness. I tell you, it is no place for a Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. If a man foolishly does me a wrong, probate lawyer. If a man dies a nat­ Ispubliahed It lias a great variety of intelligence, is partic­ I will return him the protection of my ural death out there they hold an in­ ularly full in Michigan news, dslalU Congresungrudging love. The more evil quest on him. «k>Ml and Legislative doings, lias complete comes from him, the more good shall "What do you call thatindig nant- market reports, and is the best as well as the go from me.—Oriental saying. ly asked a customer iu a cheap resuitt- very cheapest newspaper the farmer, or those Tbe average, liousewife will take rant pointing to something be had dis­ living at points haring mails leas frequent than daily, can procure. more pains to carry a sickly plant covered in his plate of hash. “Wrist­ Price, four dollars a year, postage,paid. through four mouths of winter than band withnleeye button attached, sir,” One copy on trial two months for nftv cents. she will to keep butter oi\ the ice dur­ said the waiter briskly. “Well, do you The Weekly Free Press consider that a proper thing for a man ing three months of hot weather. to find in his hash r’ Asked the indig­ Is well known throughout the land. It contains The percentage of suicides in San nant customer, “Good heavens sir." a summary of the news, vigorous editorials on Francisco is greater than in any other cried tlie waiter, “would you expect to currcrtt themes, serial stories, short stories, en­ tertaining sketches, tbe best poctrv, brilliant city in the world, but on the other find a $10 silk umbrella in a 10 cent jaragraphs, and interesting and Instructive hand when a man is happy there he is plate of hash f" reading, especially enjoyed tn family circles. mi luippy that he can’t stand still. Price of tbc Weekly Free Press, fl.50 a A popular Macon minister recently Cruelty to any living creature shows year, postalie paid. a bad heart. The boy who delights in spent the night 30 miles below Ameri­ On trial—to new subscriber* only, three cus with a backwoodsmau, whose house torturing a wasp with a pin will surely mouths for 25 ce/its. Given gratis wtth the Weekly Fbee Press come to some bail end if the wasp diaa consisted of only two room. In the morning ayoung member of the family a fair show in its business movements. in 'response to an application for a “The Household,” There is a-gtrl in Frankfort. Ky.,who wash-bowl, brought him an old tin pan ' has invented a wav* to utilize the move­ and. after the face toilet was complet­ a Aiipplcnicnt containing letters from lady cor­ respondent* resident in all parts of the country, ment of a woman s chin so as to make ed. hunted up about seven teeth oi an dwelling upon topim of great interest to ladies. it run a sewing machine, aud she will old tucking comb for him to arrange be looked upon as greater than Edison. his hair with. During the progress of Try a copy of tbe Free PkkmC It is a rare “I tell yon,” says a rabid free thinker this important ceremony the following companion—t be most delightful of newspapers. Its publishers aifn to give all tbe news from “tbe idea that there is a God never conversation between tho‘two took comes into my head.” “Ah, precisely place: "Mister, do you wash eyery authentic and responsible sources, and to make it iti every respect thoroughly trustworthy as a like my dog. Hut there is this dif­ momin’T” "Ido.” "and comb your newspaper. ference—he doesn’t go round howling hair, tool” “Yes,” "Well, don’t it Summing up, a single sentence will express about it.” look to you sometimes like you is a it: No other journal furnishes so much reading matter, so varied and so excellent, for so little A little boy, wqtehing tho burning of heap of trouble to yourself !” money. Good old Deacon N------ .having oc­ the school house until the novelty of Specimen copies sent free. Address the thing had aeased. started down the casion to spend the night at a* hotel, street, saying: I’m glad tho old things’ was assigned a room in widali there burnt down. I didn't haye my jogfry were three single beds, two of which Detroit, ZtiUcii. lesson no how.” already contained occupants. Soon af­ James Oliver of Oliver’s Grove. I1L ter the light M as extinguished, a man is M years old. He gave his wife a in one of the other beds began to snore farm for comientHig to a divorce, as he so loudly ns to prevent his falling as­ desired to get a young wife in her leep. The tumult increased as the plaee; lint the. now wife asked and got night wore away, until it'became ab­ solutely fearful. Some two or three $30,000 in monej'. ... ; hours after midnight the snorerturn Mie New ^ork Sun aaya tliat tho । <.4 himself in lied, gave a hideous groan THE LEDGER, C'Ucaro, Hl. Washington monnment will be nothing 1 and became silent. Tlie deacon had more than a big chimney when finish- | uupposed the third gentleman asleep cd. but that’s all right. Let’s get tlie until at thisjuncture he beard him, exsolemn duty we owe George, off our claim: “Headead! thank God 1 he’s hands at any coat. (iCB(j j’’ Memery is n great thing, as exempli- ! Tho Montenegrins have custom! that fu-d m Iowa the other,day wIipb a scr- ; might teach civilized nations many a Toni girl suddenly woIlecUMl, ju*t as . lesson. They never go to taw. Lawtw«>cty people were sitting down to ice-> suits, costa, flues, damages, fees, re­ cream, that die accidentaly spilled , plevius, mortgages, appeals, decisions, arsenic in th« fi-taxcr. etc„ unknown to these simple children _id. Gail Hamilton is of nature. If a Montenegrin 1ms a disIf. an it in sail to write the reminiscences of pute with a neighbor about a piece of about to Ibood. we may expect some in- land, id. do they heir-surveyors, heir surveyors. and aud then : n Vnm.n »L.». about George ...» ♦ ft pnnrl ■Rzhift* it t itXnfthi'V Thrir go to court about ? Not they. They Jefferson, and quietly aud paacably take' their titles, ’ and a coupM* of swords like scytheTI.R Tendon TaL^ni. .blades, and have a friendly diseuwion ♦t.TrLJ'S..4 t . i „frai h. about the mutter on tho edge of a cliff tlutt one uiail elt ph.।nt can hint a man . a mile or t*o high. One gets cleft an'hnire nlwP * tJinni into hix boot*, and the other, or ufLr/’ri ” 1 1 PeTM»P* both, tumble down tlie half ‘ lni,c’ “utl 1110 w,lolt‘ matter is forever The Ulrhiran Central Railnxd. with Ito con DecreadiUila and sometime* reliable. j Yet «o called civilized people A Fall Rivt r girl, earning a salary .-of $3 a week, has fallen heiress to $130,­ 000. We never noticed it before, but she ia very pretty. ' If aWnnn euities his purse into, bis head, no man cun take it away from him. An investment in knowledge al­ ways pays the bestin to rest. It is only in Cincinnati that girls can die of a broken heart, and they can’t do it there unless they have a pony engine to lace their comets. The devil tempts men through their ambition, their cupidity or their appe­ tite, Wtil he comes to profane swearer, whom he catches without, any reward. Another poet comes forward and aays; "And I hear tfie hiss of scorch­ ing kiss.” Beata all what a man can hear if he is only mean enough to lis­ ten. “How to Pay-Chnrch Debts,” is the title of a new book. If the same methods can lie made to successfully ap^ly to other debts it will have a large Of tho mo*t improved nateras and shades of color, from 10 to 15 eta. per yard. Fine Cashmeres at 11.00 per yard. *ar From tta Lawrence, Kun., Dally Joural and Tribune, Sept IS. 1880: Regarding tbe wntebca made st tlie famous factory at KCM-kfisd, Bl., no higher compliment eouhl be paid than that given by one our univerdty nrofesaon a day or two since. He aakl hi his trip to tbe East tbc past summer be visited tbe Obscrrauiry at Washington, and there asked. “Where can I get the most ■'reli­ able tlmeplecci" Tbe answer was “Buy a Al ways a specialty. We bare finite sizable for small boys and for the 300-pounder. Rockford Watch."• EInce bls arrival home. CROCKERY. GLASS would haggle years aud year about the thing in cnnncery. ' A poetical writer lias said that aome men move through life as a bond of iuuaIc moves down t..e rtroet, Binging out plemmre on every side through the " * near, tliat can air with their ■Me route at travel from Michigan to >11 pctn:« In Kaaaa*. Nebrorte. Colorado, Trial. Minooeote* Dakota. Manitoba, etc. Michigan Central train* Wo propora to divide profit., and while wo can furnish you nearly every* thing wanted for comfort of man and boast. Wo will take in exchange almost everything tho farmer has to turn off. Uon* » DMtatty. Offlco oT«r Jollaa TTnlVrifS ator W e VV nut to Sell Attorney 4 Counsellor, (10,000 Worth of Goods! American and Foreign Marble, Monuments, Tombstones, Mantles, ic,, witboat large profits. SHERIFF. GIVE US A CALL, and we will try and do you good. ASHVILLE LIVERY. J. OSMAN, Prop. JJEW FIRNITt'RE AT lias prepared tofarehh J. LENTZ & SON’S We would respectfully announce to the citizensjjof Nashville and vicinity, that we are now SINGLE OR DOUBLE TURN-OUTS LOW RATES. COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS MADE A SPECIALTY ‘ Opposite tbe Wolcott Hooae. Xubviltas Mfch. J. OSMAsV. • PAYNE’S FARM ENGINES ----- IN OUR------ New and Large Storte, Patent »psrk tereaUtg Eosine* < > 15 boroo-power. trocntr<or a Where you will find PARLOR AND BEDROOM SLITS OF EVERY DESCRIPl’IOX, PLAIN A.VIV il’A'VCY FURNITURE ALL NEW, jATVD OF TBE LATEST STYLES G. STUDLEY, '------- Moautaetsrar and dealer In-------- LEATHER AND RUBBER All kinds of rubber goods. Fire Department and Mill Supplies, No. 13, <■*«»! 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